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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-14

NIlCZek UbCuIHt UILVIIUeu ut u pIeC0
Fuchs and his band were playing.
Wilczek became SO angered that
he struck Fuchs over the head and
drove out all of the latter's musical
talents"
Wilczek was arrested for this act
and fined $25 in police court. The
crowd in the courtroom was surprised
when a pretty young woman stepped
up and paid his fine.
Were going to be married soon
and | want to pay his fine 81 g told
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-07-14
It is impossible fl


W ell and who
has v suffered
to realize how these
poor, suffering wo-
men feel when re-
stored to h ealth;
their keen desire to
help other women
who are suffe as
they did
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-02
"you're Ny Last Chance"

pectin' It some little time back. Well,
it's got to be met. Now I'll be frank
with you. As said a minute ago,
mentally couldn't ever called -y0u
exactly strong. You got will power,
I'll say that for you. never knew
boy or man that could be stubborner-
never one in my life! Now, then,
you've showed you could learn to run
that machine best Of any man in the
shop, in no time at all. That looks
TO me like you could learn to do other
things. I don't deny but what les an
encouragin' sign. don't deny that, at
oil. Now, then, I'm goin' to give you
q raise. l wanted to send you straight
on up through the shops-a year. or
two, maybe-but l can't do it. L lost
Jim, and now I've lost Roscoe. He's
quit. He's laid down on me. II he
ever comes back at all, he'll be bong
time pickin' up the strings, and, any
way, he amt the man I thought be
was. I can't count on him. got to
have somebody know l can count
on. And I'm down to this: you're my
last chance. < Bibbs, got to learn you
to use what brains you got and see
II We can't develop 'em little. Who
knows? And I'm goin' to put my time
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-02
fAR% ~RI

father. was about to make his escape
into the gold-and- brocade room when
he heard Sheridan vociferously de-
manding bis presence.
TELL him to come in here! He's out
there. heard George just let him in.
Now you'n see!' And tear-statned
Mrs. Sheridan, looking out into the
hall, beckoned to her son.
l,ibbs went as far as the doorway
Quincy sat winding a strip of white
cotton, his black bag open upon a
chair near by; and Sheridan was strid-
ing up and down. his hand so heavily
wrapped in fresh bandages, that he
seemed to be wearing small boxing
glove. Ills eyes were blcodshot; his
forehead was heavily believed; one
side. of his collar had broken loose,
and there were blood stains upon his
right cuff.
There's our little sunshine| he
cried. as Bibbs appeared. There's the
hope O. the family-my lifelong pride
and joy! l want" -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-02

Future .Of Our City Sees. Big In
prov enelit During Short AbseHce. Says
No European City Holds Candle"
(Sheridan nodded approvingiy here)
Bibbs came through the hall wliis-
fling. and entered the room briskly.
We'll. father, did you want me?'
Eyes. Sit down" Sheridan got up,
and Bibhs took 4 seat by the fire, hold
Ing out his hands to the cracking
blaze, for it was cold outdoors. .
II came within seven Of. the shop
record today" he said. II handled
more strips that any other workman
has any day this. month The nearest
to me is sixteen behind
There exclaimed his father. great.
" pleased. "What,d ! tell you? Pd
IKE to Shcar Quincy hint again that I
wasn't right in sending you there-l
would just like to hear him! And YOU
amt you ashamed Of maxim such a
fuss about it? Amt your"
II didn't 20 at it in the right spirit!
the other time" Bibbs said, smiling
brightly, his face ruddy in the chereful
freight. 81 didn't know the difference
1t meant to like thing" -,
"Well, guess I've pretty thoroughly
indicated my Judgment. I guess /
have! l said the shop'd be good for
you, and it was. | said it wouldn't
hurt you, and it hasn't It's been just
exactly what l said it would be- Amt
that so?''
Looks like IT." Bibbs agreed, gayly.
swell. I'd like to know any place l
been wrong, first and last! Instead O.
hurtin' you. it's been the maxim of
you-physically It's started you out
to be the huskiest one O the whole
family. Now, then, mentally-that's
different don't say it unkindly.
Bibbs, but you got to do something
for yourself mentally, just like what's
been done physically. And Pm goin'
to help you"
!. Sheridan decided to sit down again.
He brought his chair close to his sons,
and, leaning over, tapped Bibbs'f knee
confidentially. II got plans for you,
Bibbs," he said.
Bibbs instantly looked thoroughly
alarmed. He drew back. Tin all
-right. DOW, father
Listen Sheridan settled himself
in his chair, and spoke in the tone OF
a reasonable man reasoning. "Listen
here, Bibbs. l had another blow to.
day, and 1t was a hard one and right
In the face, though have been ex.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-02
CHAPTER XIV.

Sheridan waited until he heard the
sound OF the outer door closing; then
heiifose and pushed a tiny disk set in
the wall. Jackson appeared.
"Has Bibbs got home from work.
mist Bibbs? No, subj"
.'Tell him want to see him, soon
90 he comes"
''Yessuh." ~ ,...a!
Sheridan returned to his chair and
dxed his attention nercely upon the
Newspaper. He found 1t difficult to
pursue the items beyond their explana-
tory rubrics-there was nothing un-
usual or startling to concentrate his
attention.
"Motorman Puts Blame on Brakes.
Three Killed When Car Slides" Bur
glars Make Big Haul" BOARD Works
Approve Big Car.line Extension .
"Hold-up Men Injure Two. Man
Found in Alley, Skull Fractured. .
''sickening STORY Told in Divorce
Court "Plan, New Eighteen-story
Structure" schoolgirl Meets Death
Under Automobile" "Negro Cuts
Three. One Dead "Life' Crushed
Out. Third Elevator Accident In Same
Building Causes Action by Coroner
"Declare Militia Will be Menace. Pol
ish Societies Protest to Governor In
Church. Rioting Case" "Short s., 500 in
Accounts, Trusted Man Kills Self With
Drug "Fohnd Frozen. Family
without Food or Fuel. Baby Dead
When Parents Return Home From
Seeking Work" Minister Returned
Trnm Trim Abroad Lectures on Big
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two houses. and saw that lie turned to
look back again. Then. and not before.
she looked at the upper windows OF
Roscoe's house across the street They
were dark. Mary waited. hut after a
little while she closed the front door
and returned to her window. A
moment later two OF the upper win.
dows OF Roscoe's house flashed into
light and a hand lowered the shade OF
one OF them. Mary felt tie cold then
lit was the third night she had seen
those windows lighted and that shade
lowered. Just after Ribbs had gone,
Bihbs stopped at his Inst look back
at the open door, and. with a Thin
mantle Of white already upon his
shoulders. made his way, gasping in
the wind. to the lee of the sheltering
wing Of the new house.
A stricken George. muttering hoarse.
ly, admitted him. and Ribbs became
aware Of Il paroxysm within the house.
Terrible sounds came from tue H.
brary: Sheridan cursing as never Re.
fore; his wife sobhlng, her voice rising
to an agonizcd srueal Of protest upon
each Of a series of mulllcd detonations
the outrageous humping Of a band
aged hand upon wood: then Quincy,
sharply impcrious. Keep your hand
in that sling! Keep your hand In
that sling. say"
4. Look" George gasped. delighted to
play herald for SO important tragedy;
and he renewed upon his, face the
CHASTITY, expression With which he had
first belpld tho ruins his calnmitous
gesture laid before the eyes Of Bibbs.
Look at n lamlal statne!"
Gazing down the hail. Bibbs saw
heroic wrcckagc. seemingly Byzantine
painted colossal fragments of r shat.
tered torso. appalingly human; and
.:ided AMI silyercd heaps Of magniti-
cence strewn among rulnous palms
like The spoil OF a barbarians' battle.
There had been massacre In the
oasis--thc Moor had been hurled from
his pedestal.
lie hit at ole lamidal statue" said
George. Pow"
my fntiler?"
"Yessuh! Pow. he hit 'er! An you
ma run tell me git doctuh quick 3 l
kin tclcfonm-she sho' you pa goin'
bus Il blood-vesscl. He amt takin' on
tail now. He amt nothin' tall to
what he was while ago. You done
miss it. Mist Bibbs. Doctuh got him
all quiet down. to what he was. Pow!
he nit 'er! Yessuh!" He took Bibbs'
coat and prolIereh crumpled tele-
graph form. Here what come" he
said. II pick 'er up when he done
stompin' on 'er. You read 'er, Mist
Bibbs-you'' ma tell me tuhn 'er ovuh
to you soon's you come in" ..
Bibbs read the telegram quickly. It
was from New York and addressed to
Mrs. Sheridan.
Sure you will all approve step have
taken as YVES SO wretched my health
would probably suffered severely Robert
and I were married this afternoon
thought best have quiet wedding abso-
m:ely sure you will understand wisdom
OF step when you know Robert better am
happiest woman in world are leaving for
Florida will wire address when settled
will remain till spring love to all father
will like him too When he knows him like
I do lie is just ideal.
EDITH LAMHORN.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-02
(To be Continued)
Argument Hard to Answer.

Many a native of the Hawaiian
islands has a precarious knowledge of
English, picked up from every source
imaginable, and Of which he is inclined
to be proud He airs it with and with
out provocation, and occasionally with
startling effect, as the wife of the Wis
iting missionary discovered. She said
to the man-of-all-work: Il suppose you
have no cows in these islands" mo
COW? How - get milk no got GOVT"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-02

CItAI i Ettsa -l9u6Elu0llS dLlhlu pL 10
make business man Of his son Bibbs
ny starting him in the machine shop
ends in Bibbs going to sanitarium.
nervous wreck.
CHAPTER lion his return Bibbs
Is met at the station by his sister
Edith
CHAPTER lII-He finds himself
an inconsiderable and unconsidered
figure in the New House" of the Sher-
idans. He sees Mary Vertrees looking
at him from summer house next
door.
CHAPTER IV-The Vertreeses, old
town family and impoverished, call
on the Sheridans, newly-rich, and aft
erward discuss them. Mary puts into
words. her parents unspoken wish
that she marry one OF the Sheridan
boys.
CHAPTER V-At the Sheridan
house-warming banquet Sheridan
spreads himself Mary frankly en-,
courages Jim Sheridan's attention.
and Bibbs hears he is to be sent back
to the machine shop.
CHAPTER VI-Mary tells her
mother about the banquet and shocks
her mother by talking of Jim as q
matrimonial possibility.
CHAPTER VII-Jim tells Mary
Bibbs is not a lunatic- Just queer"
He proposes. to Mary, who half ac-
cepts him.
CHAPTER v1II-sheridan tells
Bihbs he must go back to the machine
shop as soon as he is strong enough,
in spite of Bibbs' plea to be allowed
to write.
CHAPTER IX-Edith and Sibyl,
Roscoe Sheridan's wife, quarrel over
Bobby Lamhorn; Sybil goes to Mary
for help to keep Lamhorn from mar
rying Edith. tand Mary leaves her in
the room alone.
CHAPTER X-Bibbs has to break
to his father the news Of Jim's sudden
death. nj
CHAPTER Kali the rest of the
family helpless in their grief, Bibbs
becomes temporary master Of the
house. At the funeral he meets Mary
srd rides home with her.
CHAPTER XlI-Mrs. Sheridan
pleads with YBibbs to return to the
machine shop for his fathers sake,
and he consents.
CHAPTER XII-Bibbs purposely in
terrupts a tete-a-tete between Edith
and Lamhorn.- He tells. Edith. that he
overheard Lamhorn making love to
Roscoe's wife.
CHAPTER XIV Mutual love of
music arouses an intimate friendship
between Bibbs and Mary.
NlrT A nTED wv Mary co11o En-.
piano to help out the finances Of the
Vertrees family. (,
CHAPTER XvI-Roscoe and his
wife quarrel over Lamhorn.
CHAPTER XVII Sheridan finds
Roscoe in an intoxicated condition
during Office hours and takes him
home.
CHAPTER enthusiastically be-
tween Gibbs and Mary ripens into a
more intimate relation, and under
Mary's influence Bibbs decides to re-
turn to the machine shop.
CHAPTER XIX Sheridan finds his
son ROscOe's affairs in a muddled con-
dition, owing to his Incorporate hab-
its.
CHAPTEDXX- Bibbs, under the in
spiration of Mary's friendship, makes
good in the machine shop. Sheridan is
injured while attempting to show the
boy how to do his work.
CHAPTER XXI--Sibyl, insanely
Jealous over Lamhorn's attentions to
Edith, makes a scene in the Sheridan
home, and Lamhorn is ordered out Of
the house by Sheridan.
asIt.
His father rustled the paper. II SAID
0oodby, Roscoe"
-Goodby." said Roscoe, listlessly. ].
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-02
Growth Of FinoernaiI

The growth of the fingernail 10 IN
inch and a half year; they grow
more quickly in summer than In win
ter; the middle finger grows the fast
cot and the thumb the slowest.
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no..,. Seem Rioh..

zone er de things dat kind o. sits
me bafled," said Uncle Eben, lis
lazy man scoldin' hard -workin' one
fob not bein' q regular optimist."
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-02
CHAPTER XVI.

Bibbs, convinced that the mere
glimpse Of him just then, would prove
nothing less than insutferable for his
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-02
CHAPTER XIV.

There was sleet that evening, wilma
whoOping wind, but neither THIS storm
nor that other which SO imminently
The Detroit times., 1916-05-01
DgTRolr TIM rs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Park village is and 10 on Y sec e. leccc sers
NV
n.
OF lots IL and IL SEQ s 10000 acre tract .e 10 r.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-01

WARD NO CAP NO ioi
O. s!shop Nsr,r EvSs place SUBJ see IS OF 10000
MchiS.n Fire and Marins Ina Co. nerr!
n. n.
John Dsmmier. ". Merrill
John psmmler Merrill ..........G 30 II
,os. p.mm,.r. v. Merrill. ,.., named sub. ..%sfs.
WARD 8
@. W. w. Of part OF
.ns v end o Of Ss '1s re sass. farm the
Baker farm ses ., e. u wd.h On "a. lin. OF a
n. 30 II. OF q sses IT,
rear n lGi& IT.
WARD NO. CAP
OF Q & ,. ond 40 Baker farm n Of Grand River
Chas wsner Brooklyn e-sub OF 10 inclusive ana
vccatel alley said lots Mc0ees OF
lots ~ and Ill Baker farm
The Detroit times., 1916-05-01

* 4 * ,:,; iss.: :: .' - =:
- toux'>e John MeKsswns sub Of Q. 81.
x ~ sssssl syS. 80.
: speus@ c<sss w.sson's sec OF the FORSYTH
~ ~, ~ q the .. part Of o. l. No IS. wood
~ -. y
~ prsx, plAs o. the sub. Of that para Of P. c. No.
Z 81 n Of y. ALss e. ssa g r.
:ss e !. i,1 r. - e 4, 70: Il !. .c a.. Z,
f1 < q. y csicsso re re.S " Ssic n
Grasses sss of part Of blocks II and % Ia :,
"a DS1s. last named sub. -.
q : BAss. sus. OF tn. . part Of q. No. IS, WOOD
- !. ns.G. iast named sub. .......... Il
= pussssnus sub. Of o. Ia II. ~. Is and is Baker
RT ~ City Asssssors ...............;c.p EEo II
n A.: saeknr sub. Of the a. part Of .. No. %.
- = Drama River Hoas. sros' sub. Of o. LIS IS. -.
~. "a. = Grs.S river. last named
s.r & e sns.s WY stsii r. !. s'ss point i" .ss
N IN ltno Of lot 4..-s..-..-........
ssA i 4. . e.ri . :s' q o. M :. ana
s..s:ra e.. n :.%sa sub ..,
43s y. Ro1naSo. iast nsHeo
4. sss s:: :: 81. a; s. e RI:
e a.. sr BAKE: ;. e & i: o:::
\ 5ss5sa last named Sub
M; = wuna Albert Crane. Sec Of tn. I.sro.s. ana
10. 10; h Z e q s.ls inclusive of w.'
- 4 Ssismss las: esmsd suS. ............v 20 n
: Ssi.asst isss named suS...........
3 c.,.n.. Amer, crane. .. Of Is. i ES
= 3: t1 s;'ss '' and s:s S ssr": s''
csr.ss4 c'.s e sss.,s,: sub e ": :.a
's:...:: .s..:. =. :. e Is s 4
~.arss s,n.
q: !: "a s..: :ss : ri e. Il: !. :.s
'-'ss ~ Z. n 20 IT,
rs n Of e % r.
W ISssse ~ manned SUBJ -; c r.
3ss. Il rssa-s 'fs s ss..ss s4 sub q
e.s xsI. !; ss:.. .ss q q q n.
4 rs'' 3. "a $780, a1sss. sub Of .
4 ESD
- wsrrsA 'ast ssnsa sub. 80 .rs sD ~
~. = warrsas san. Of .. l. n Baker farm. y Of
$50. ~ saassd s.S
Il 1s, ~sn
y. ::s lF:sss; Ia rss. 9. .s;s {. !. '..,.-
Z: :.s j i *: :: {. X i: i..;s:;: 81
!, !, ~, rear
S - :. s:.,,r:; Z: .. I. Fl; : !.
&: - AZ i r. e: I. /. r .: & !.
- sS.sr; No, Ia a.
. ,.s... ~. ! r..:rs. 4 {. '..: =.
~ ;:s::s go; ~: AZ al..s River r..a
8. J; IL =. :: Is; q
s.:!'': = 4fe ::s Is. ;:' 4 s; !;
wmn
Gassss Msrrsek. last named sub.
X: 4 ~ e !. n Dana !: r. s. !. -:
: s:T.' :; "a t,s' a. ' &: e IS &; Il
q ,s1r- ~ csm.1 nns
y hsfrsek HASA named sub.........-......-s. H.
wa =. !. ,,...,.s, =. names sub ..Ts
P:sr !. s, !: J. ;' &. :, 81 s: !. j.
~. - 0o34 RIVER ave
khs1 lAst nsned sub I. !, M <,
N ~ u xxs1x. Collins n Hvbbarfs sub. OF o. L.
&nn4 ~ NJ =. e5SE r. Of o. - and the 1850 a.
I34 ~ - ~ Ssh Of the Labrosss farm q. Of Grand
u - 4. - :. -. . . ;.
b HsS N CAP NO iSi
ualtsuoss Eugene Robsnson's sob. Of lots J. T.
I4 II M1h TO- ~. -. -. -, ~. 81. - and 20
~ U6eoR md Morrow Sub. Of paxr o. frac 81
X2SE u ~ ~ ana ~ T.. and part Of the Baker and
6-f - ~ M CAP no. isf "
~ u[1oWoss. IRVING Place sub. on ssc S. Of 10000
- - ~ ~ ~ b.. 10 ~
>X a. 10 ~
The Detroit times., 1916-05-01

CAP NO g
Nicholson. Greenwood Albert Cranes the Ia
bros being 20 inclu
sve. OF wesson's OF the Ibrosse and Baker farms
Greenwood last named sub
WARD 81
L. Greenwood Heber crane: OF the Labro,.
farm a . 20 II. wessons Of IN
WARD ~ 50
WIN II Greenwood, plat OF sub OF lots 4 .. and
. Lacrosse and Baker farms
C.. Ess.rbrock. Greenwood last named sub s: 20 Z
Y f. Hymers Greenwood r n Crane. sub of lots .s
n of the Grand River road u
WARD 6 CAP 40 81
n Grand River road
Greenwood named sub.
Mar Gdn- Greenwood. last named sub
WARD CAP NO =
G. p Mona w Fifth. NELSON'S OF the Fol-
n 80
wArp No
w Forsyth farm. ~ m
stern City OF Detroit by John Mulet
20 IT. of rs
The Detroit times., 1916-05-01

~ 3 pslsxsss: last asmsS sss, ............ ):
'uUs - DS54vuses last named sun. , r.
!. Y. xL.s ~ ~
D es'.sss'l ~. T.: s: s:sis ST.. I: E
" - r.
~ ~ ~ CAP NO fes
y TX X4W014 49, 0aWAd sub.
'S. s u CAP no Isl
KuFDue3)1. ~ Howell Mack Euclid ave sub 81 lots
[44 ~ - q. ~ WY f7s3fe r. Of x sec. ~. 10000
~ o:l named sub. ................
W. ~ Eytlld, last NAMED sub. rs
<73S-1- Z. .rTc7.--. - CAP no II,
- - lells1eiphia. Home sub % lot 10 81 the sub
-.
III N t' .- - CAP NO rs
@U&x pjq9rse Homer warren's sub. OF lot IL Of
~ u, &c ~. $4,000 tract.
L4< H14nee. last nance SUB.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-01

A. II Leavtt last
IS bancroft
A III. n ClArmcunt named sub.
Bancroft In rea
A. II Levitt n ciarmount- last named SUB A. -,
A H named sub.
8 n. Bancroft real
A H named SUBJ
WARD NO CAP NO lis
Blacks addition Highland Psrh
. Bancroft real
8
= named sui. ~ n
WARD NO. -. CAP NO 10
& =, g. g. *. IL. H. ~. ~ AZ ~. -. IL
So 81. S. 10000 acre tract =.
Bancrot IN rear
Alice Mccandisr Atkinson last samsd sSS 49, - -
Nswberry n. Atkinson last named sub frse
Newberry last named sub frae
The Detroit times., 1916-05-01

red r. . BROOKLYN.
Baker farm q the Grand River road ...........s
Brkowtz BROOKLYN, last named sub
Martin Knorr Brooklyn sub. Of 9 T.
IAbrosse and Baker n
WARD NO NO ~
Pist Of sub. % lot In VERSIONS
WARD NO .ss.gst "a . Il
of
being a.. ~
wessons fAbrosse
Barton, Brooklyn. last named sub
VIM Smith. Brooklyn. Mct4uThiln's
% The sub. Of he
q 20 a. q. S5.ts
kLdder Brooklyn last named sub.
Mcmillan Of the iss
g. OF LOT g. snd the o. $50 a. Of a. Of
-.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-01

WARD NO. G.
Nellie Terry. w. Brooklyn, Mcsse's sub. OF the 1S3
81 and the n. :ssfl T. OF lot So OF the ". eos !
!e and - OF the sub OF the Baker farm, which
IL and - OF the sub. OF part OF lot - OF the
Baker farm n. OF Grand River ave............
WARD NO G.
H. =. whitinE. ". BROOKLYN. plat Of sub. Of lot 81
WARD NO CT
n. r. HoiIands. Brooklyn. MciAuGhiins sub. OF o.
sub. OF the Baker farm n. of Grand River ave n
r. l. Marker. ". Brooklyn last named sub, rs
WARD NO c,
+. d. Wnlouehby. w.. BROOKLYN. plat OF snow's sui
and 50 OF wessons sec. OF Lsbroase and Baker
lots 30 and 81 OF the sub. OF the Baker farm n
F. HiSisy. Brooklyn las, named sub.
d. DinEwsn. ". Brooklyn. sub. Of lots - and 81
sec Of the LAerosse and Baker farms n. OF the
WARD NO. e.
c. A. DeIopg. BROOKLYN. Albert Cranes sec. Of I
and Baker farms. being SUB OF lots 40 To -
Wesson.s sec. OF the LAhrosse and Baker farms
WARD NO. c.
L. Echman. W. Brooklyn. plat Of Schutne's sub. al
and is and lots ~ and IS and the O. IL e. OF lot
sons sec. of the Labrosse and Baker farms.
WARD NO ca
l. J. Pedrich. Brooklyn. sub. Of lots 9 and 7. W
OF the Lacrosse and Baker farms. ............
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

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Rart, Der idjoit io WlanMei BON BAL
imnre iii oieier @iBe 0irh ieinc
idattaen @dume Grlcidtering &c.
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llbr glbenos, abae6oltcn wcrocn Die
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@ai laoet 3u einem fiiblen Babe cin.
9ie 9lnbanaer ocs 2InqeI Sports i'm.
ben oori eeuiigeno 8eidditiglng.
PM ieoen 8oa miro es 9iiemanoem
pereurn cincn 9iadmittog III oieiem
ldlonen @arf 5u Derbrinaen, beion.
6ers oo man Iebr biaie (bIos iiini
Gents 5abr9elol oort6in selonacu
tauL
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0rldlOh lidl in lriner @plnnnn.

Wcltern madte Der 13 j1brigc
g8ddtcr q. g. 0pcns, bon 91r.
2415 0itMonilment.5troBc, our9
GridjicBcn ieinem &eben elm @noe.
Gr cridoB iib in ieincni 56loi3im.
mer nit einem 80 Goli6er GcDolDcr
aronfbeit ioll Die llriodje 81 Ger
Sbat geipcien iein. Or. 9(lpin Gen.
nan BON Scr. 718, @otterion. @orf.
gIoemie, weIher iofort gerllfen wur.
DC, fonnte mir Den 600 ieititeaen.
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ni@t i6re @luttiorm.gcriprebunec
gc6alten babe.
glOdy feim CSimBalteu.

SSn Ser 9(uS0c6nlng Der Sinoerl1b-
mngs gpiocnlie in 91ep Yorf--
gtew gorf 5. 9lug ~ Ser bcl-
tioe 9eridt Der GieiumO6cits-9 -9e66roe
iogt, oas feline @eranOerung in Der
ainocrlG6uungs @piocniie eingctre.
ten lit. g9G6reno Ser Inn 10 llbr
@lorgcns 81 Gnoe oc6enoen "a Shln-
ocn muroen Al GoOesfdlle uno 1853
ncue Sale in @roBe9}eiu Dorf genel-
set Scit Dem 9eginn Der @p0cnie,
om 26. Slrni iinO 1866 Toocsiouc
rmo 1912 @rfronlungen Oorgefom.
men.
Giearonf6eit i'm Staote
glem Dorf.
u lbonD, 9i. g., 5. glug. 9lil.
Berbolb @roB.Gew DorfS wurocu
50 ueue Sale Der amoerld6mimg
beim Stootsgeiunobeits-9 -9ureait all.
gemclOet; Oies bringt bic @eioumt-
Slinme oui $50. @ier So0eSiG0e
purOeH ungemeloet unO 0ie@eiommt-
5a6l felt gils6mid Der @pioemie be.
tr1ot 81. Sic 9eomten modtcn be-
fonnt, 6as .. gB. Galowel, Der Sci-
.ter 0es lt0Otiic6en 0oipitols IN &itts-
Burg, om nGc1iieu @}ittpod seitpci-
liz in oen Staots0ienit eintreten
miro. Sbm miro Die Grnlittcluna
Der llriocbe Der iiolirten arout6eits-
fGae 5ugetbeilt perOcu
E enniDlponio trifft &or-
i6tsm a Bre0eln.
&bilaOelp6io, 5. glugpit -
llmfougreihe @ortebrlmgen lplrocn
6eute getroffen Inn cine ainocrI0b-
mlnas- -Gpioemie in oiciem Stoote 81
0ermeioen. Stats. lmo iid0tiidc
9colute iperoen oQe aiuoer, sic bon
gtep gorf lno 9leip SerieD fonlmeu
genai lInteriuden Cine Guardn-
tGne-Stotion wuroe geitern BON Ct.
Sauuel q. Giror, Dem itootlihcn
SeiunO6eitS.GonniiiGr erribte. Qie
@eiiino6eits-9eonlten murocn beaui.
trogt, oae 3uaouQS. Stationeu nod
EenniDlOania icbarf 81 6epuAcu
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qua6c bc0enflih perIcbt.

,Su Der Rarf.@cia6ts 9luenue, na6e
llIm1n2IUe. coaioirte oeitcrn Elm
StraBenba5n gSoggon nit einem Sc.
pann 0as bon 5obn Wlorriion bon
9lr 1926 9loi6er StroBe. seleitet
muroc Ser 2ebtere, iomie oeiien IA
Sabre alter Sobn @illiam Morri.
ION muroen pom 9odc geidleuoert.
Asd6rcno Der genicr oes Sn6rperts
nit lcldlcn 4crlcblnigen oaDonfam,
muroc iein Sobn beocuflid uerlebt
mo miBtc nab Dem glagemeincn
9lorvldHoer @oiptal ge6ra6t wer.
0en.