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Generosity Of Anonymous Phil
anthropiSt Makes Possible
More Research.

BURLINGTON VT, July 29.-By
reason Of the large donation from a
source which is not made public much
research work Is now being done at
the University OF Vermont medical col
lege in a laboratory especially de-
signed for work on infantile paraly-
sis. In the opinion Of many prominent
physicians the investigation Is the
most important in the country in con-
nection with tho fight against the
dread disease.
The work has been in progress for
wo years, ever since Vermont was
visited by the plague. Hundreds Of
cases and scores Of deaths then re-
suited from the epidemic
It was then that some one, who has
succeeded in keeping his identity a
ecret, stepped to the front and, by
furnishing thousands OF dollars, made
he scientific investigation possible. It
doubtful II even the state board
health, which is in charge Of the
york, knows who furnished the mon
v,
Progress has been made mainly by
experiments on monkeys, the only 9TH
animal other than man susceptible
the disease, Scores of these have
cen experimented on and inoculated.
this manner it is hoped to discover
vaccine, The germ, with which tho
onkeys are inoculated, is the small.
4 vel discovered, so small that II
ill PASS through porcelain. The mon.
eys are inoculatcd through the mu.
MS membrane of the nose.
Trvostirotnrs We'll Known.
l,,.,,-.. h., .a.io,n,t,, u,u
Inc sclell''s'9 nav ii"''0i" 'o' ''p"-
LOIS II, 7o,.o,. ,r.,oon =,
VI hoooit i"Iet ~. 9 9"n hvo" hos
chlluren nuspi Ia ~ o Do9 ,,d I'" -,
en- ensuseu WIN ,mo S." d n p0.' na
ailn lol wv W, ,; s%'S NV =. H., a. .ho
lnou useu ~ ~ ncin,o |. 20 ~ n i%l el
ISL successful yet pu. lll.o o ,a. "5'o a.
VI hululTu9 VI t L"Se' hno 800 ,or, -,
Gllhlcs on'y wv h na,e h D..n . io".1a
peless' anu lile!e 4n,e Uuun ~, 20
cases OIL apparently eo'''p'e'' y
very. .,.., ,...n,o
II al VI S SnS, easy" VIZ ,a ,n9I ho uH
us were io 1.lo 'uel1 las nno D oaso
rAeI llIplo ,, LII ~ ono o"t
te uas peen SO ny w .'"t tho
lousn tne PaS ,,! I.u" 80 81 o, tn
At ,l un''l tn nv " 59.A yea > "'''
Inception VI, VI 'ile nv. ",Ser 90 on,,. ~
course, NUS euSea az ho on's pa.
p"raiySls' E-N'el!'lIIo n astt 2HV%"
IN results III aoou W., onern ,asn y, NV
3D. ~ LoteSs s, so, 't roSt,,o, as
VI tne nioS' oene ,,,a 49, tho I 80 ",
tIeatIuelt' 49,, s enrpt'SS ,, ,n s 30 Nv"
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family to be held at the Holly Mead
ows church near Oarsonsmon, Sat.
urday, August 10. Atha NJ. Pifer is
secretary Of the association.
Miss Lenora Gibson entertained
party Of her friends Monday evening"
Games and music were the principal
diversions OF the evening.
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Personal Gossip.

Personal Gossip.
DR.. G, G. Rodgers, who has been so
III that his life was despaired Of has
so far recovered that he expects to
he able to go to Baltimore Sunday
or Monday to enter hospital for
treatment.
Mrs George A. Bryant, Mrs. s. A.
Gibson and daughter, Eleanor, who
were guests OF Dr. and Mrs. f. s.
Johnston, have returned to their home
in Baltimore.
Miss Hopkins, who was guest Of
Mrs. Arthur Lee at GraCeland, has re-
turned to her home in Washington
Mrs. Lee accompanied Miss Hopkins,
the journey being made in the private
car Graceland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Johnson are Wis
lting Mr., Johnson's parents at Hunt
Ington.
Mrs. James Leary and daughter,
Marion, Of ST. Marys, Pa, who were
guests of Mrs. Leary's sister Mrs.
Wennis Grace. have returned home
Mrs. n. G. Keim and son. Howard,
and daughter, Elizabeth, are sOiourn-
ing at Atlantic City
Mrs W. H. Harper has returned to
her homo in Pittsburg, after visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, j. P,
Porter.
Miss Emma J. Shaw Is a guest Of
Plttsburg relatives.
Mrs. b. Miller and daughter, Junntia,
OF Cumberland, Md, are here for 4
visit with relatives, after which they
will spend some time at Mill Creek
visiting Mrs. Miller's mother.
Miss Madge Mayo is visiting Grafton
friends
Mrs. C. II, Alderton and son. Ivan,
and Miss Lena Wolfe are visiting in
Philadelphia and Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. George l., Eakle and
son, Frank, left Monday for an auto
mobiletrip to Mr.. Eakle's former home
at Bolar Va. They will be away
about three weeks
Mrs. Anderson, of Baltimore, is a
quest vi MID Ma.IHo" MoS ~
Mrs. John AggIeson' OF DAVIS, has
been n guest of her son, Captain
Thomas Aggleson.
Mr.. and Mrs 5. b. HaItner and two
children have returned from a motor
trip to Chambersburg' Pa, and other
points. They were accompanied home
by Mrs. Haffnor's sister, Miss Edith
Martin OF MartnSolrg
Mr., and Mrs. B. NJ Hoover and two
children have returned from a visit
to lAynchburg, Va.
Mrs. French Nestor and daughter,
Josephine, OF Pittsburg who had been
visiting Mrs. ]. n. Shreye and Mrs
G. w. Kennedy, have returned home.
Mrs. Ethel Paugh and little dHugh"
ter, Margaret, have returned home ar
ter visit with Mrs p, u. Harper,
Miss Marie Joyce, OF Gassaway. is a
guest of Mrs. Matt Moyle, of John
street.
Mrs, Sadie Pencil and daughter,
Miss Bessie, of Bridgeton, n. j., are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. h. b. Price.
Miss Pcnnell is a very successful
teacher In the Bridgeton high school.
Mrs. J, NJ Ward and children have
returned from Ptttsburg where they
spent month visiting relatives.
Miss Bertha Buz2ard, OF CllmDer-
land, Nd, is a guest of Miss Nellie
Phares.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Splkcr have re-
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Die erblaIierit aitgebIi6 olird Die
bon ibr bcoaften @rbeir In ungeies.
Iider weiic beeinflubt iporoen iei.
lie gngle Sapings & Soan Aiio.
citation erIdngt ein ltrtbetl iiber
$2097.S0 gegen Gbas. ID. Goldman
II. ".
gfri @run6 aileebIiden aontraft.
brlids reidten Gbonlpion Bros. cine
alage iiber $5625 sesen bic grofap,
Goeii Manufacturing go. ein.
!Serta Weininger, bic BEL Der Stra.
benbobn.a .aataitropbe, ipelfe ii6 ON
,27. 9fpril D. s. an Der Sigblano slpa.
ereignete, 8erletungen bapongetragen
bat, itrengte geiterit neil nod minoer'
iabrig, brrdJ ibren 8ater 9bas. @iei.
ringer, einc alage iiber $4,000 ee.
zen Die Cincinnati FRACTION SO. ml.
3ie puriell. .@raro so. bat cine
.Soroeriing iiber $757tt gesen Die
Hoie Sill sieaItp 60. eiEgeflagt.
Gam. z. gaiterling flagte auf
@rino angebliden aontraftbrud$
cine 5oroerltlg iiber $500 gegcn ole
DC diSaQ. .Sepicr 2nifIber so. ein.
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(gingeianbt.)
9ietp gorf, Dtitte 9tuguit 1916.
gSarnuna!

Die @ngldn0er moaen bon oeml BE.
itreben Der 9eltti6 .glmerifaner, ii6
ibrem alten @aterlanoe bilirei6 5u
erpeiien, 8ortbeil 5ieben. @ngliide
ganfb1ltIer mo engliide 9rioatper'
ionen baben groBe Soften preltbiider
312- uub 4.pro5entieer StaatsanIei.
ben, iolpie Der glnleiben BON Stdoten
ipie Berlin aoln, 5ranffurt etc in
ibrem geiis.
Die groBten 9lnItrengltngen neroen
gena6t, I'M Die 3elltit 9lmerifaner
IRE 5u fiibren unb ibnen ben @Iau-
ben ein5ufloben lie piiroen our6 ben
glnfauf oieier @ertbpapiere 9elttif-
lamb belien. gtamentlid in letter
3eit perben bieielben pieliaf bon
9anfiers in ben 8ereinigten Staaten
an9eboten. @ir MAIDEN oa :
rauf aumert mu, ba E
bas u e % gng lamb gu cute
fomm unb niht 0euti d !.
Lamb! Wlan lei alio iebr borii6tig
beim glnfaui beltiher Wertbpapiere.
Ole lid i'm engliiden . e.
liz befinbli6en g8ertb . q.
pierre iino oaran leth t 5u
ertennen baB ite einen
englii6en Stempel tra-
gen. Wean prize oarlim ole an9e.
botenen @ertbpapiere genau, ebe man
ben aauf abIdIieBt.
Gbarnber Of 8erman'glmericun
Commerce, Snc.
(9eutit.amerifanii6e Sanoels.
fanrmer)
Seinri9 Charles, Sefr.
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Che Grlaubnikf@eine

lRob.rt GDtpin GIOd. SO. 1856 puls
I Ian Qpe.
tWarsarst 5. DOppss, %. SAB bessI.
Jgbas. u. Braun, 81, 2239 gietorSt.
tWarsaret Gid, 20. Rt. 9suIthp.
)Martin 8. Gbsnbenlin, 80, 80 Wsit
I WeWillan Ctr.
lRois a. Wepers, 30, 2636 gsGsous
Npenue.
|Sra DetpesIs, %, Snbianapolis.
lSarab q. gropn. 81. 1112 Wsit 8.
Strabs.
JDarr.n Surnsr, %, 2019 GbiIou
sluenue.
lSulia Baton. 21, 31l6 Cinnamon
Strabe.
IRapmonb u. Sburanee, 81, Manss
/ fislb, Obio.
lgsnora 6. goot., q, Grant 5ot.l.
J5oiparb 6. Mofistt, 20. 271 Weit
I WleWtiuan Ctr.
Soa R. Bel, 19, 1910 9ilbretb Ctr.
! 1bos. SobnIon. 40, 2odlanb.
lSalom. Srap, %. Wpomins.
JGbds. Smith, 20. Sarbiitp alpe.
lMiatiie 6. Gong, %. 735 Weft Z. 81.
Jallfreb sbos. Brennan. q, DaptOn,
I Obio.
igleanora 6. Sof. q, 1906 Gin Ctr.
JSobn Mains. 80, 2915 Ssffsrion ao.
tSobanna JoelIssr. "a, 1926 Glap ct.
JGlarenee 20. TsilI.r. 81. gleiptpipn.
lgara Donabue, Is, Galt 9ouie.
IgDalbO .. Maiisp. "a, gioripoob, 8.
lgmma W. Wabam. %, 3770 Rt.
gernon 2lpe.
jgpnl. g. Robertfon, %. 1850 Wafbs
( inston glpe.
lRutb 6. Gale, 21. RorpooS.
Isbomas aellp, 27, 3116 Sappp Ctr.
lDelia aelIp, 81, 3112 bessl.
,Gbas. g. Garter, "a. 81 wsilion
{Strabe.
tT1arp q. gopIbp, %, Sdrrifon. 8.
ipet.r grutb, 25, 2227 gine Ctr.
lSaIIie Worris, Is. 2229 bessl.
jGlaub gilIsn, %. gerea. ap.
(2ula HennD, IL, 2yo0 9IsT o. Sir.
ISobu u. Tepis, %. Nortpoob.
lGertrube 6. GrOppenbadsr. 81.
IGusene Sadfon, 21. S34 Carlisle 9tp.
lGaa Wbirlep, Is. 554 Weit 6. Str.
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0iele 9pbte
Sdeiut cs bci Der (Srploiiun eiucr
Wnnitionsfabrif III Gnglaub
aeneben 5n Baben.

9onSon, 81. glugltit. Man be.
iijrttct, 6aB ein grober Serlnit cn
DeenIdJellIebeu BEL einer @rploitoll 81
bcfIagen lit, Die it'd an 0tontag gtadb.
mittap III elmer Wlmitionsiabrif in
Dortitire cretgrete. Gieics miro IN
einen an1tIid,en Serid,t 5ugeitanoen,
Der cn Wtontag sIbeno per0ficntliht
!puroe Ter @erid]t lalttet:
Cine Grploiion ian6 III elmer altii-
III Oorfitire Itott Gin.
3elbeiten inlo iorett nod nid)t poll.
itinOig sur Sonb, aber Der &erIliIt
an Menid)enIeben itciut ernit 81
ieil S1ilfe lit aus benadbarten Sta6.
ten seiaribt lporoar.
Cine neitere 9etarmtmadlng miro
iobalo ais mogIi6 erlaiien meroen."
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0ebxrtem.

Sanles unb Grace Wlpgid, 2136
Deertislb plate, anabe.
Syrant unb Catherine Rolfen, 3725
portlanb Mpe, anube.
Sarrp 6. unb Gillian Sanbers, 19
grompap GIats, Slime Str, anabe.
Gilbert unb glinnie Spagsertp,
1161 Sarriion 9lOs., anabe.
6drDep unb Marie Bauer, 5000
Golerain ape., Wdb6en.
RuFsa unb Glorencs Sarmon, 2621
Gben 4pe., anabs.
Charles unb Qorma gllis, 2807
Gben 4De., ana6e.
2llbert unb Charlotte S9neiber,
2179 Sobn Ctr, Mdb6en.
Wiaiam unb 9elen anigbt, Surt.
nell, WGbhen.
Robert uTb Stsaa aarb, 383 Ores
een Str, 3piaings anaben.
Carl unb CLARA palmer, ALP Mits
del 2lps., Wdb6en.
George unb GetiIie aramsr, goan-
ton, Snabe.
Sobn unb gDeline Ridarbs, goo>
ington, ap., anabe.
Rubolpb unb Gbna 9aI6ert, 1888
Weitern 4Denis. Wdbdsn,
Sames unb Utagaret Sarrstt, 4795
Morie Str, Stna6e.
Clifford unb emma 5usman, 91S
W1ain Ctr, Reaoing, &nabe.
Sobn unb aoa Statsp, 1925 Semz
lod Str, &ndbe.
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eterblibfeitsberid)t.

9alitba u. Suiteb, rs, California,
Qlbsrnperbdrtung.
9uitap u. NsIf9, 72, 306 Heit
2ibertp Str, &re6s.
Uiarp Rettis, 70, 2527 Goleruin
@ps., urdmie.
Belle aeefs, So, 900 Weit 2i6srtg
Str, Shpdde.
Oapib 80. McGlung, "a, 136 DeTt
WcWillan Ctr, 9unsensnt5iinbuns.
Sobn Yaul RabenitsiH, 79, 1854
puaan Qpenue, S6pGde.
Glart Rban, 78, 261 Uiia Ctr,
9ruitisaeni5iinoung.
Sarso Waris, Sc, 1915 9roes6ed
Rcdb, 4bernperbdrtung.
paulins s. Reinbsimsr, 81, 8 Ses
bile qpts., gebirn6lutung.
Sobn O'grisH, 8. 2129 Sta.ble1
Ctr, srtruntsn.
qBiaiam GsfdpiRb ST., 6, 2551
aineaip Str. G6Ibslbruh.
SObn 8ssl,p, 90, 7405 Sorbes
Roub, aunsensnt3iinoung.
SONes Gb pstsr, 8, 733 Burns
Ctr, srtruntsn.
pbilomena R. R.ber, 80, Weit
Sort ROab, SbDd4s.
GATHERING 8rspsr, "a, 4156 Witler
Str, Waaaenlrebs.
Sorbsna 8ahelor, SO, 9aolsDopo,
ShDGfe.
Charlotte Ruifsl, IS, itiStii4es
9oipital. g!aienirsbs.
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Siirfen perspabren iid gegen oie ge-
bauptung, oaB lie Die SpiBen
Der @eipebrpatronen abfeilen.

8erI IN 81. 9lugltIt. Caluf brabt-
loiem @ege na6 SappiQe) Ser
linfe SIiigel Der tiirfiiden 1ruppen
in Beriien bat Die Hlliien, Die in oIt-
Itber Nidtung IN Der 8eeeno BON
&eoanou5 getrieben puroeu, nod mei-
ter 5ltriifgeorangt," beiBt es in bem
anttli6en tiirtiiben 9eri6t, Der am
Ueontag bier eiueetroffen lit Sic
&uiien" beiBt es oann peiter, y5ogen
ii9 IN Der Ridhlng bon Sanoiboulat
uno ltnidu, perfoIst bon unieren
Srltppen 5uriid.
g[n Der RanIpfiront i'm 4aufaiuS
baben mir bel einen lleberrumpe.
lungsangriff Die S0be Don aura.
mild, II Wteilen norbolid BON
0fuih, lpelfe Die @ebirgstette be.
berri6t eritiirnt. 'sluf oem Iinfen
Slitgel pieien mir einen 9lngriff bes
sSeinbes ab unb mahten bel einem
9egenangriff @efangene unb gelIte
Der 9eriht Der 9fuiien, oab BON
ben Siirfen Die Sptten Der 8erpebr.
patronen abgefeilt lperoeu uno oaB
ben Soloaten bier3u beionoere SeileH
geIiefert perben, lit ilmpabr.
Gin &reu5er uno orei Wtonitors
bombarbirten in erfolglpier 8eiie
orei Stunben lang HlotIta
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ausfns Der Sauoelsfammer.
Die Nitslieber sieben lIente nit ibren
Samilien gen Gonep Sslanb.

Die SanOelsfamnlcr bat berte ibreil
ausilug na6 GoneD S5slanb un6 IS
miro erlpartet, oab iiber 200O Dit
glieber nit ibren 5anlilien Dem 8er'
pliigungsplas eiilen geiud) abitatten
peroen. 60 oiele bdben iid) gum
gRittageiier angeiagt, 6dB bas gaype
alubhaus beIebt isin tpirb. Sir bun
berte bon iSanrilien Iino alf Dem
Eierlieplas bic notbigen 8orfelr1tugen
eetroiien. Gie @ngeborigen beee6er
fid oireft gum 3anlpfer. Gie gtit.
glieoer Der 5airoelsfarlnrer periant-
nleln ii6 oagegen nm 1915 I'M g0r.
ieniaal itnb maridderen ilber Die
gierte. 9faee, iyiinite, Wtain 8iertc,
8roabipap CUR 9anpferperfte. Gie
glbiabrt bes Oanrpiers erfolgt LII.
1.15 Raf)mittags.
WiIliam Z. sSohftiton lit @roBmar.
id,aa. Seine aiiiitenten iinb giepen
$. Sargraoe, Gbtpar6 Wangolo. ".
q. Stuniot, Gesparo Fitzgerald, @iG
Gent, 3. 8. Gmnlert .. 8. Stod.
man. Sugo Stein, Z. $. Ridaroion,
@. 5. Gdmann, eli @utman, SSia.
Dore Better, 9Irttur 9annmers. q. u.
2lberts. gbar!es Rotb. 5arrp RigoOn,
s. s. Wurrap, y. 8. Cobb lulo &o-
bert 5. Sobniton. 9ie Deiuite Uten
Der SanbeIsfamHter iitngiren ais 90
illtanten.
Gin srobartiges gergliigiines,
grosramm lit borbereitet unb ale -
Wanner, 5rauen uno &inoer - pr.
Den auf ibre 9iehniItla fouuuen.
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ltuier Gssrt in Samilton lit Scrr
Gbuarb Srud, 449 Shb SGnfte Ctr
Bel 5el. 476 u. Some 8buIe
1881 u.
1alton g. Boomers purbs gss
fern MprssH Don Ri6tsr 9arlun gum
UlaiIeperpaltsr Der Ratipnal Ga tier
50. ernannt. Die @rnsnEuns eriOlgte
als RsiuItat elmer &lass, ipeIte BON
WiImsr g. gropH eingsrsi9t iDorbsa
mar.
- Ser 9eiunbbeits6samte Smeo=
lsp srtlGrte, oab ubiOlut time 8eranz
kTuns pOrbanben lei, ii6 iibsr bic
TGqs pon 5ppbus, pel6e in Der
StaSt auftrat.n, gu dngItissn, bu
Der arantbeit ourh gefolsung Der
BON Der 9sIunobeitabebGrbe auises
itelt.n 8erbultunssmabregsI DOrs.s
tsust uerben tonne.
- Gin 0d6feusr i'm Seim bon
Ssrrn Wiliam aannun, RO. 131
0pob Strlbs, purbs Don Der Seuerz
psbr sslDi6t, sbe es grOben Shaben
aNri6tsn tonnts.
Sn MiSbletppn itiir5te glbe
graspen, Elm qHseItelltsr Der 9arbz
ns uno SarpsD puper Co., Don eines
gOtbride 25 Sub tief biHab. gr srlitt
sin.n SdGbslblu9 uns iiarb etIi9s
Stunben ipGter.
= Der Chauffeur Rdlpb aennsbp,
relter Dor aebn 5agsn nit bem Ius
tpmobil pon ). 6. genber perIhpanb.
puree am Montds Worssn in sinem
ReIiaurant an Der !5igb StraBe oers
baftet. gr pirb ben geanlten Der aes
fprmdnitalt in Mansfielb ipegeH Ser
l.bung ieinsr 9]arols ii6ergeben per1
ben. Serr geHbsr pirb, bu bic Wias
idin. fpisbsr in ieinem geiis 1T, teta
n. bionbeu qntlage gssen asnneop
erbeben.
- Serr unb Jrsu Sames S6able
,p.rb.n beute mad sinem geiud BET
Der Wtutter bss 6errn Sda6le, Srdu
Tarp S6abl. an Rob slpenue, iraA
Qsburp 9ari, u. o., Suriittebren.
Wabor Sobn qf. Solaberser 1T
nit Ieinen sDbnsu pah elmer 1900
Meilen 5our ned Ningara Sans,
Buffalo. qittsbur5 unb anberen
etdSien i'm Often ipisbs- in SamiIs
ton sinsetrcffen.
- Die aatboIiiden Bitter BON
Ohio iperben pom 10. bis 12. Sep
tember in SamiIton ibr iilbernes Sus
bilGum feiern. Der Srben mar por
70 5a9rrn III III S6iittfer 6itferr S.aass! Sass!! nnn prni
minenten adtboliien oss Staates ses
ariinb.t puroen. Serr Sol. 5. patsr
mar Der erits grdiioent gepeien. Wd5s
renb Der eritsn iehs Sabre paren iiber
bunSert 3psise etublirt poroen. Din
Sonntaa, BEN 10. Setsmber, iino"
cine arpbe parabe ftatt, an peldl.F
iidj ii6er 1000 Rittsr betbeilisen iplr
ben.
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Saie'SaA.
Siee Der gOitoner pgraues" lber Die
rHsSs" geiteru.

Sdleubsrsr S6nsibsr unb Sanger
Winso beoisntsn bas @efhiiB fir bi.
.Rsbs" in BEN seitrissn 3reiten Spisl
Der Ssrie nit ben 9OItOnsr r9raOss
i'm RsolanO 5ielo eegen RuooIpb
begin. gladburH fir bic 9egnsr. geis
be gattsrisn usrbliebsn bis gum gnos
bee Spisles uuf benz pOtsH. 0i. Rsbs
mattsn 6 5reffer unb 5psi JsbIer
sss.r pier Srsffsr uno fshI.rfreies
Spiel Der gOitoner. Ruuib unb Grit
fitb parsn uHisre beiten S6ldg.r mil
ie sipsi 5rsiisrn - burunter fir iss
ben Elm orsibliiser - bic lsibsr per.
einselt tamsn unb tsins QGufe eirs
bpadten. Quiglep unb gprpR pars1
bic Shiebsri6ter,
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Iutumpbilraier.

ssre6. 6. @oob bon Spbe Yarf,
yfue yubantii bon SortpeG, Wonroe
Barber bon 405 Greitline gloenue,
gilbert @alo BON 1O71 gapmiQer
Strabe uno sSoiepb @esel, ein ganf-
angeitelter, batten geitern megen
9liltoraierei oem Observation-Disclosures
glleratoer ibre 9llfmartung 81 mo.
den. 0as Strafnab betr1g So
reip. SO.
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0ieb ais Sarrasiyriuaer.

GIN fiibner guride orang seitern
geahanittos bel 9ottie 8aIoribge, 415
George Gtrabe, ein iino itabl neun
Dollars, OILS CT ii& entbedt fab. iprana
er aus bem Geniter urib entfom, obne
baS i'm ta,iw Semano seieben bate.
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Spoe gnrf bonn glis getroffeh aIs
er eben nont 8aaen geitiegen ipar.
er iplroe in balbbetpubtloiem 3l'
ftanb aufsefunben, erbolte fi9 jeooA
nod einiger 3eit inter dr5tlider
Yflege. Dos @eipann ipar uilberiibrt
geblieben. g9eiternann arbeitet fir
bic aroger 0airp go.
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Bonn glit setrofien.

@Gbrenb oes eleftriiden shirnes,
Der seitern Rorgen sipifhen 2 uilo 3
llbr iiber Die Staot babinieete, tpi,roe
Der @iildipasenfiitider slnton @eiter.
mann, Der iib itnterlpegs befano, an
oer @digan uIlo Grie alpesule tn
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0aour6 9Offt man Iol4e perIonen,
Die ni4t 9OteIgdite iinb, pom Gebraus
ae bes SoteIsPapiers ab3ubaltsn.
Seine erite unb lebte 4u.
tom b II BRIT.
9 aIem 9a., q. 2tuguit. - @m
Sonntag unternabm Der 80 Sabre atte
VI. B. Garner Don 0raperspile ie!ne
erite @utomobilfabrt, bic uber tDbtli6
Derlief. Die Mai4ine Iauite einen 60
SUB tiefeu 9tbbang bindb unb iberz
i4lug ii4 unterpegs fiinfmal, nobel
9drner getOotet uno pier anbere Sn.
iailen, unter tbnen Sarners Srau, Derz
leBt tpurben.
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Das 9eben entbiiat uns man9es
Oebeimnis srit bann, tptnn mir nids
mebr barauf neusieris fnb.
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Die Illinois Staats3eituna

itest auf ben 8onntaiu saeus etanbs, 8. g.
@alnat Hnb s. o. 8ine strahe, sum gsrfanf
aue.
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Siige feftsenaselt.
9, aron BON 9urton bleibt
Winiiter bes gIustu1rti
opu in Seiterreth.

gen in Oeiterreth.
9tuttero III, 81. gIugirt, pia
Sonoon DDS 0erIGt, Sdroii r65iiii Ut
rian, Der oiterreidyiite Uttniiter oes
sluspdrttgen IN Seiterreify tpiirOe
aus Gem 9lnt ideioeu mo iein y3odl.
foIger iuiirSe 9raf SSulius anoralIp,
Der porlnaIige uusariihe areuier
ueroen, ptrb in einer @iener Oepe.
ide an oen .9tieinue RotterhnmiAe
Gurant" oementirt, NIT bent gemer.
TEN, baB &aror bon gurion rubia
iueiter inn gImt bIeiben fpiro.
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Gins sen @erid,tsbBfen.
Gbeidjeibnn1sflassn iinb wiebtr an
ber Ia0esorbnnns. Z

lie aVeesa Mirtbid,aft fOmmt ailter
ben Sammer. aomifer 1ieorid'S
Mnfo.3ransnftiun. ariminal.
saGen.- GisarrenbGnbler ialirt.
NadJlah slnselseu1eiten. = Ser.
idlicoeneS.
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IN Yerfien
8eroen Die Ruiien BON ben tiirfiiden
Srltppen INNER tpeiter 5uriif-
geOrdngt.

Sin Der &antpIiront im &aufaius ia.
ben Die Siirfen Die piftige Sobe
bon Rlranliih eritiirmt.
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@amiltnm.

ltuier Gsert in !SamiIton lit Scrr
Gbuarb yrud, 449 Siib SGnfte Ctr
Bel Sci. 476 u. Spme 8bpEe
1881 u.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1916-11-09
VOTEFOR PRESIDENT SCLOSE
TURNS FROM MINNESOTA GIVE HUGHES LEAD
THERE OREGON WON BY HUGHES BY 4ooo

The vote for President Of the Uni
ed States is developing into the
closest contest in years and the Sec
ond day after the election the result
still hangs in the balance. One
thing is certain, whether President
Wilson or Mr.. Hughes is victorious,
the winner will not have wide mar
gin of electoral votes.
Minnesota, which was at first con-
ceded to the Democrats, gave Hughes
q margin of 1000 after the last vote
had been counted. The race was so
close that recount has been ordered
there. This is the substance of a re-
port that reached Heppner this morn
ing, although it has not yet been ver-
flied. Minnesota has IL electoral
votes.
California is another state which
hangs in the balance. 1t is claimed
by both sides. Hiram johnson, re-
publican, running for United States
senator, carried the state by 10000,
according to the estimates made from
present indications. With this as q
criterion, Hughes should prove the
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winner. However, Republican lead
ers say that Mr.. Hughes does not need
California to win.
Oregon has given Mr.. Hughes a safe
margin Of 1000 votes if reports COM
ing from Portland are to be relied up-
on. 1t was freely predicted before
the election that Wilson would carry
Portland strongly, but final reports
have delivered Oregon's metropolis
into the Hughes columns. Willamette
Valley counties also went strong for
Hughes.
In Morrow county with 16 out of
precincts complete and the vote for
resident definitely known, President
Wilson has carried the county by ap-
proximately 80 votes. The final re-
suit being Hughes 7O9 and Wilson
780. Normally. this county is repub-
licaa by 400. The heavy Wilson vote
here is attributed to the Women vo.
ters.
In the vote at large, the big eastern
tates were early conceded to Hughes
New York, Illinois, Indiana, Wiscon.
sin. Michigan, Pennsylvania and the
New England States giving the Re
publican nominee r heavy vote.