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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-07-07
Death Of J. h. McWiiiams

Jesse H. MeWilliams, age "a.
died at ii:55. Friday night. June
23rd. at Central Hospital. Nashville.
where he has been ioF more than
four ysars. His villa and children
visited him In his last hourav and he
recognized her and others d his
bedside, q kind Providence lining
the veil from his mind Ia his final
hours.
The deceased Was 1 menhsr a.
the NJ. E. Church. South. and q.
member 81 Sam Davis Lodee, X. IL
r. He carried n. 000. On ineenancs
In the Golden Cross. and t2,000QMl
10 the Tennessee Liie--now the III.
sernational Insurance Co.
He was 4 native Oh Pennsylvania.
moving irom thai stats 70 Ohio.
thence TO California. and thence 70.
Dickson, Tenn, and later to Cen
treville. He eventually embarked
in the newspaper business, being.
editor and proprietor Of the HirlE
man County Progress until tho puf.
chase Of that paper by The NewA
He engaged in painting and papaes|
hanging. and later. In tho insnranca,
business.
Not achieving The success In hiaI
various pursuits thai hs had honed,
Tor. the worries incident tAsfsto
iected his mind. and continOea|
'hroodinx elossd I'LL prstAjanfrlal
and he became IN Irresponsible
ing, entitled 10 md receiving tknl
deep sympathy 81 that m6ltitnds ot|
friends who had known md sstssm
ed him IN his rational lits.
The deceased was ' writer u no|
mean repule. and his spleadid quAi
ties Of head and heart made him
trends wheressf Ne went. HAvinal
convinced himself 81 Tho rishtsouSs
ness Of any cause. be sspoussd 81
with ali tho kfdof al his nature.
without truce OK quarter.
He Ia survived hy biz wiia. vhoI
is a daughter a ! i. Craig; .onS|
son. Clarspcc Issass. ~ 8; 90
daughter. Nina Gray. ~ Z; his|
father and mother. Nj. and Mrs..
Joseph McWilliams. 81 Burma; ons
brother. Waltsr. Of Youngstown. O.
and many other relatives II Dick
con County.
The remains arrived hare SAtur-l
day might. and thu tunerAl WAs CON
Quoted from The Metbots2 ChaFch
II $50 p. N. Sunday by Raw. Gsos
6eaie, intsrment In tAe local csmek
tery with PsthiAn sitss, IL IN
bearers were Pythians. = lcllowse
n. B. Walker. +. X. CoIleJs n. III
Turner. ]. R HnnesFioed. a. n.
Robertson and A. W. B01lMMlckH
man County tCsnsrssills EswA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-07-07
chanbsrlaia' Collie. Cholera and
Diarrkeea Rensdy.

Every family without exception
ssisald keepl this pfspsration Al hand
during thu hot weather vi ths iun,.
mer months. Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diaryhoea Remedy 10
worth many times its cost when
needed. and Ii almost certain 10 b
needed before the summer IL oyer.
II has no superior loo the purposes
for which II 10 intended. Boy Il
now. ohtaiEabie evsrywhere.--ad
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-07-07

1t 10 . great risk to travel without
q bottle 81 Chambsrlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diauhosa Remedy, &c
this pseparation cannot be obtained
on the train or steamships. Attacks
oil bowel complaint ara often sud
den and very severe. and everyone
shouid 20 prepared Tor than. OBJ
tsinAhla sysuwh&ses--,a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-07-07
TIE SAME CAR FOR
LESS MONEY

DEAR Ia mipdt gG tan H. rwSG Nothing like IL has ever been
Akteaf has NOT beaa Oh -. "ceced for the Iaonsy.
II h ssaudardzsd. IL va 10, Just consider, conapiete electr.
~ chanHed sree,s Ia ,n;aet csl equipment for ststins and
rsspects -whsre We sec osrn' Asn"na' sreoaonseer'o emoon'-
s.c,eass soem tlmo ia time :, able rims; one-u1an top; rain.
r..h. rAremcua and ndd:t.c. vision w,ndshish and every
,rrc~cv.rnecfs 70 c.hT ceTcs for the comfort and
convenience Of tina ownef.
~ Every thing that thu expensive
msds possible by Cur t-2, .- hn 81 .ood t,t. ~
- - fct and economy Of cpcration-
s~erWS st.SA way "~ that some Of the others haven't.
ashnmOb1G Thar ha. hes, . rss,,-w,a.
Evay Maxwell car 10 idsntica"v demand for Mez~el Ssrs ut the
ne sane - every efhT .i1x"ca former price; there III IN ever
eE whelmins demand tc, ,tcss cars
flsaf yeaf - Aaex"al car rep At the now price OF sEe5.
resented . bls value Many And this nroves thar tse Amer.
0eu'.1ass ~ satsstea H-1xwcA lean public las adaitsod and
49, ~ 2 Sepence o. eme verified our uruualMed ciaim
Bat thh yssf-at the reduced that the .
pscs q $SsS-ths MAXWELL stands Maxwell Mc1or CIR 1, fhe
a#enl 0 eAS onA ne ausonaohAs Big, Outstanding aMosors Gar
vs~e0aAdnA Value in the CosnAy To-day.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-07-07

'e-sst~k.. higa spe.d. ts-r<yiinS.r rsassu
ktJ - miles, on aiGh searl ~ 10 "A miles ~ the
v isa ~ Gxsri'sa tay~sssel.
irrrvssaslc es<esiss gear, sssssaasse ssasss
lrbfic alton BY spissA and panps 200 10 loo .a.s
80 sslioa 81 oil.
ravrr~s-ayphcm eeoams.
A raanlns-in-oa clutch. ~ ssssasA n 10 msss
the driving n . nevtue 90 frcs from sssssia.aIas
snd fres saddes isTis - That n . snsssa~d driver,
Tall. narrow. racing type Msr~si- naads radiator.
Mar~-iLmade a~xks--Lbcam frost and srsl
floating rear. hlshsss asssis hestsrsaasd allowed
sseel.
cassiias tanh n es~iI shos. acusssbss ~ asa
10 essaarrtcr.
Mss~da-nade ssrear-Iise BODY, wSGi snlshsd
In every detail. pcrp. eoatortahi. apAsasssy.
70 Z as tires al around. sos-said On rrsr,
sv,rass if&s $500 " ionoc 1i.s. Dswasaasaaiu
rtas.
Tire carrier n rear. With srssa rim.
sashs.ansAs. Aaxssa-ssas sfs,zasa fseAsrs and
hnc'eansccvs~d ruanins boards.
sasssnc ssfs~r. dscsnr asAt.. tieesftr horn.
htss-re~ssa Mssssss. sa ia-dsssrseas ssases
cf i~snIsion.
op<tnan Top viii asiek sdlus.Abls esrssiss
--ssccm prpoL.
Raia-visios. sdiassshe. vsr.aiasias ~isdssisad.
HseA grade speeaa.sser.
Tbs hArwsn rosrns CIR b . IN Avs-sssssnsss
car. Every Mxx~va nsda ssass considerably tAs
carhc 81 paaseassss ~AkA'k y nss4 y ssry.
Coupavs assss Msssea faseSrss svIsA
sseseAes aasF@ 4see1as .~eAnRAs~ srAs~s.a t.s
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
Pacific Fleet Going
to Mexico.
W|NSL0W IN COMMAND
warships Will Be Prepared to
Land Marines.

San Diego, Cal, June 20.-The cruis-
er San Diego, flagship of the Pacific
fleet, with Admiral Cameron MGR.
Winslow on board, was prepared to
leave for either Guaymas or Mazatlan.
The cruiser Chattanooga left for AGA
pulca and the cruiser Denver left soon
afterward for Salina Cruz.
The United States destroyers Hull,
Hopkins and Truxtum sailed from San
Pedro to accompany the San Diego.
The cruiser Milwaukee will follow in
a few days when necessary repairs are
completed.
The warships are under orders to
proceed to the west coast of Mexico
at top speed. The ships bunkers were
filled to capacity with coal and large
supplies Of meat and other stores
were taken on board.
The cruisers Colorado and Pitts
burg, the latter the flagship Of Rear
Admiral FulIam, commanderinchief
of the Pacific fleet, will sail to join
the ships under Admiral Winslow.
Including ships now in Mexican wa
tiers Admirals Winslow and Fullam
will have fleet of seventeen cruis-
ers, gunboats and destroyers for what
ever duty required.
May Land BIuejackets.
That Admiral Winslow contemplates
landing a force Of bluejackets and
marines on Mexican soil in an emery
ency was indicated by the fact that
officers and sailors of ships owning
motorcycles were requested to bring
them aboard.
1t was understood Admiral Winslow
would form motorcycle squadron for
scouting purposes if he found 1t neces.
sary to land bluejackets.
The sudden ordering Of the Pacific
fleet to Mexican waters was made
necessary by series of disturbances
at Mazatlan.
The situation became critical Sun
day, when an ultimatum, amounting
against the United States. was served
on Commander Arthur G. Kavanagh Of
the gunboat Annapolis by General
Flores, Carranza governor Of the state
of Sinaloa.
General Flores has taken a hostile
stand against Americans and 1t was
his refusal to permit Americans to
leave Mazatlan that resulted in the
clash Sunday between bluejackets Of
the Annapolis and Mexicans charac
terized as Carranza soldiers.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23

President Wilson has selected Vance
G. Mccormick Of Pennsylvania for
chairman of the Democratic national
committee, and the selection is re-
garded as a direct appeal to the Pro-
gressive following of Theodore Roose-
welt. Colonel Roosevelt took the
stump for Mccormick in the Key
stone state when he ran for governor
two years ago as the joint candidate
of the Pennsylvania Democrats and
Progressives. There is no doubt that
the selection Of Mr.. Mccormick is the
direct outcome of eleventh hour de-
velopments in Chicago which left the
Progressives without leader in a
third party presidential fight. Senator
John w. Kern of Indiana and Newton
D. Baker, secretary of war, had been
under consideration in Washington
for the place.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
PERSHINC PLANS TO
SEIZE RAILROADS

'umbus. n NJ. June 20.-Not-
withstanding the threat of General
Trevino. Mexican commander. to at
tack if United States troops move in
any direction except toward the bor-
der, General Pershing. field comman-
der of the American expeditionary
column in Mexico, is said TO be laying
plans for quick dashes north aud
south at the first sign of open hos
tility
His plans, it is believed by close
observers. are to gain possession of
portions of the Northwestern rail-
road. which practically commands the
territory adjacent to his line Ut COM
munication.
General Pershing is in receipt daily
of information regardil :; t = faeto
Mexican government troop .oyer'tnts.
Natives, treated kindly by t'.n Alner-
leans. have voluntarily supplied .yss.
liable information.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
WASHINGTON READY
FOR OPEN WARFARE

Washington, June 20.-Ppon Gener-
al Carranza's reception of stern re-
fusal to heed his demands for recall of
American troops from Mexico hinges
the question of Mexican war, in the
opinion of President Wilson's close
advisers.
They were prepared for the posi-
bility Of open hostilities after the
note, which will be sent forward at
once, has reached Carranza's hands.
No indication has come that the
first chiefs attitude of implacable hos
tility would be shaken by the reiterat-
ed declaration of the latest communi-
cation that the United States has no
aggressive or warlike purpose toward
Mexico, but is firmly resolved to pro-
tect her borders and end brigandage
in the border states.
While the diplomatic steps were in
progress the nation was stirring
throughout its width and breadth
with the movement of national guards
men mobilizing to guard the border.
At least 100000 and possibly far
larger number were prepasing for &C.
tive service under President Wilson's
call
For the present their mission will
be purely one of defense; but should
war come they will be ready also for
that. No marching orders for the
new forces had gone out as yet. They
will not be assigned for border duty
until mustered into the federal serv-
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
BIG SCHOOL LAND INCOME
Amounts to 1914 for Each Pupil in
South Dakota.

Pierre, S. D., June 20.-For the fis-
cal year just closed the state land de-
partment paid s1,095,737 into various
state educational funds. The COM
mon schools received $993,463 and the
remainder went to endowed institu-
tons. The apportionment amounts to
$5.74 for each pupil in the state. Min
nehaha county, the most populous, re-
ceives $42,9S5. Brown county, OF
which Aberdeen is the county seat,
comes newt, with $32,641. Other
counties receiving $4,000 or more are
Beadle, Brookings, Charles Mix, Cod
ington, Day, Hutchinson, Lawrence,
Roberts and Turner.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
HAD BEEN EXPECTING CALL
North Dakota Militia Recruiting to
Full War Strength

Grafton, ~ D., lure 2e.-'The North
Dakota regiment of the national guard
will give a good account of ITSELF" de-
clared Colonel John Fl Frame. I'VE
have been prepared for such call FOR
many months.
THE entire regiment will be mobil-
lied at Fort Lincoln within a fex
hours and recruiting to full war
strength IL now well under way"
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
st. Paul Hay.

st. Paul, June 9.-Hay-Choice tim
othy, SITS; No. l timothy, $4,000
1878; No. l clover, mixed, Sl3.509
1425: No. l mixed, different grasses,
.5OGl425; No. l mixed, timothy
and wild. $13.75614.5O: choice upland,
$15.75: No. 1 upland, $4,000 1878;
No. l midland, s10.50p1125; No, l al.
falfa, st.,nn614.7S.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
South St. Paul Live Stock.

South st. Paul, June 19.-Cattle-
Receipts, 1900; steers, $600@10.25;
cows and heifers, $5.OO@s.75; calves.
$5.5OG11.O0; stockers and feeders. So
0O@S.25. Hogs-Receipts, $4,000;
range, $9.OO@9.40 Sheep-Receipts,
300; lambs, s5.5O@925; wethers. $500
also: ewes, $2.50@7.25.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
MINNEAPOLIS Grain.

Minneapolis. June 19.-Wheat-July.
s1.O6A; Sept, s1.06ss; Dec. s1.07ss.
Cash close on track: No. hard, ST.
1917; No. 1 Northern, $1.O7H @11OA;
No. 2 Northern, s1.O6A @1.O7A; No. 8
Northern, 97Ac@s103A; No. 3 yellow
corn, 73k @741sc; No. white oats.
37@37Hc; fax, $1.S0R.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
CHICAGO Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. June 9.-Wheat-July,$ ST.
O2$s: Sept, s1.04A; Dec, $1.OS. Corn
July, 72Ac; Sept, re; Dec, 62%c.
Oats-July. 394c; Sept, $3.50; Dec.
4Okc. Pork-July, 1855; Sept, $685.
80. Butter-Creameries, 261a
Eggs-1S1s Poultry - Fowls.
TIC
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, June 9.-Cattle-Receipts,
$4,000: steers. $7.756n.S5; COWS and
heifers, s390@9.90; calves, $S.50@11.-
IS. Hogs-Receipts, $1,000; light. So
1OG9.7O; mixed, s9.30@9.75; heavy,
s9.2O@9.SO; rough, $9.20@9.35; pigs,
s7.406S90. Sheep-Receipts. $4,000:
native, S7.O01SO0; lambs, $500
1925
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
st. Paul Grain.

st. Paul, June 19.-Wheat-No. 1
Northern. s1.07A @1.12A; No. 2
Northern. s1O3A 61.O7A; No. 2 Mon-
tana hard, $1.OOa m1.O2A; corn, 1879
6741ac: oats. 37@371ac; barley $50
721hc; rye. 93194hc; flax s1S0k.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
| ARION STROTHER
No. 50809
State Certificate No. 1860
Renewal No. S4S
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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, June 19.-Wheat-On track
and to arrive, No. hard, $1.111s; No.
1 Northern, $1.1Oh; No. Northern.
$105@1.OS. Flax-On track and to ar
rive, SITS.
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SeHeSne xnS 4attsn.

- Ger Ieiitib-slmerif. 3ainen'
5ipeia oon Bellevue bot sSraii Sbeo
Stabl aIs 9elegatiu fiir bic IN
sSrorfiort abp,bultenoe Gtdats.aor.
oention Deg 9eiltidpglmerif. Stants.
perbmScs ertpahIt. sSrau Stabl. tpes
DE oas slmt Der grdlioentin oes
9tciuport 9ameiBlpeiees befleioet, tat
iif) IN 9c,pport ioipobl tpie in Belle.
pue inn Siitereiie bes Oeiitidltbiml5
ei ngrobes gerbienit ertporben. slIs
Stellnertretcrifl pilrSe Graii &idter
eriiannt.
- 9ie Ssurgfraiien ScbaIitdt Der
@emeinoe Gum 4eilisen Screen IN
geQepue beranitaltet beiite Wafnnit.
tag unb @bci,b aiif benz @ritnoitiife
Der Tidrrit,ile, an Der Soplor iino
Dipiiion StrdBe, elm Maierielt.
1as arra,eernents-aonunittce
fir bic Giniueibung Der Gaeles SUD
an Der 3. unb gerrp StraBe, erfuGt
Die giirgcr pon canton, ibrc 6ebdirSe
am @inircibungstage 81, oetorireit.
ssiir bic id,onitc Geforiritng piro cirl
Yrei5 aiisgeiest iperoen.
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gabiIher llnterit. 'Serein
Ger Grtrag Ses @Olfsfeites III SObc
upn S1302
Ser giuthen arens'6eiellidlait III
0rubbcr5ostbum gaSen iiber.
lpieieu.

SSn Der eeitrigcn Serianlnllng oes
Sa6iiten Neutrality-suspicious., Due
unter 9oriis oeS Serrn sIugilt glrlg
uno nit Serrn Sobn Giebolo als
Sefrctdr in flannn's Salle, G!Ocr
uno McDliden gIpenue, liutftuito,
fonn.en Die Sruitees sur all9elnetnal
@eiricoigunq Ger 9Inipeieitcen bertd,'
ten, SuB Ger Grtrag beS ToltsieItcS
en- If. SSuni burd @ernrittlung Der
bieligcn @eitern @ernlan @anf lulo
ser SransatIantic Srift Go M Stem
0orf OIL Die inter Dem Yroteftorat
Der @robber5ogiu itebclbe bdoilfc
aiotte Sreu8 @eieIlld,aft ob9ei6ift
iporeen lei. Sn oel,tidem geloe be-
Iduit iiG oieier 9eitrag auf etiras
iiber 1000 Dsarf. fpoutit ptne 3tpei'
.ieI r,a,ldeS 2eiS Se5oben ura u1all.
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der, ser ourD ben arieg in igtotb 9e'
ratben lit, urlterItiist aueroen fmn. "
lit nics 0ie 5meite 6crartige s8eIoieit'
tuna Die Der 8erein iibermittelt bat,
in6en er bereits I'M lesten Satire
etpa $500 bot abaebet laIie1 lmb
bufiir ein 9citfesitrerben Der @roB'
ber3Ugiu erbaIten bat
MI ieb$ erfrortfte Wlit9Iieoer MIR
Sen $4S aIs llnteritiieung ausbe6ubIt
eGellic pltroen Serrn aSultusI 3orn,
oeiIcn @attin nit 100 abging, 500
uno zen bitterbliebeuen oe5 ueritor'
tenen WitgIie6es Senrp 9nman
1925 alS SterbegeIo angeipieien. DC
Serren 5abian SduBler un0 I5oiep1
9eineartner beridfeten itber Die leste
SieilllG oes StaOtperbolthes unO
Serr 8uItap &ait ilber oieientge Der
Geutid)en 2os1SeieIlidaft. slud
niadte Der 2ettere Die WtitgIieoer aui
Die 9elitibe Gag 6eier am 2. Sep.
tember aufnterfiam Ter 8erein t.
IdloB, int 2auie oes. @inters cine
,SeitLibfeit gu neranitalten, bod irG
erlt ipater heidIoiien neroen, Oh Die
icl6c MIR IN engerem 9iabmen oocr
ii groBeren 9ioBitabe gegeben wcr.
Scn ioa. Inn ii6 no6 elmer pdllelloen
ioolie iinBuieben un0 III tldd6ter Der
iammling barber 81 berihtcn, MIR
ben pie @erren 9. Slanlin, S5oispD
gSeirlgartuer uto @ultuD &aIt aIs
seonlnlitte, ernannt. 9ie GinnabmeH
betrugen $12 unb Die 9Iusgaben
S)lS
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lSno., iudten gcitern nm cine Set'
ratbsli3ens rad. 'Sie tplirben iebof
al,geiDieien, ba bic Dralt nod MIDI
oas aeieslite Sitter erreidt bat. Ter
nnternebmenbe iltige Mnnn tpproe
iebo3 bierburf ntf,t entntiifbigt. 81
frllg cen &efliIfs County Glerf Sobil
DiGor Sr,, ipie tpeif es nod bein
Staat SeEneiice iei oa en- bort bas
pidltige 9cfiimeiit 5li erbalten bof!e.
9(ui Die g(ntipprt 6es GIerfes, bab es
bis 5ir @ren5e ton 2eilneiiee inlr
200 MeiIen ieieit, nieinte Der graitti.
gam, CT babe leiber niht bic
n0tbiaen Jonbs fir bieReiie, aber er
lrcrbc benno6 beiratben lltb tpenu es
$1,000 foiten iollte.
II GeIegaten aus 8 1iitriften Der
anti. TuberfriIoiis 0engne iperoen am
rdd,iteu wiiitruu6 I'M @eridtsiaaI oes
Mif)terS Iracp lire Gieiillg obbalteu.
Rid;ter Geab miro bic YGrillfom.
rliIugarc6e baIten, ipelde bon Dem
Woliperneltr Stanlcp benntrportat
rperoen ipirb. ssn Der gibliotbef Sas
Gtd6tbmtieS iuirb Johann elm 2rt.
d,aoil ierpirt ,pcrben. Curb cine stftc
te- 9e9isIatiir tpiiree Scr Stoat in 3
9iitriffe eiitgetbeilt. sseber Tiiirift
nrb i'm gerbnItnib su ieinen 9ungel.
fronfen 5ilr GrbaItimg Der aiga BEL.
iragen. @s Iiegt MN Der plan Dor.
bier fir oas n0roIid,e aentufp cin
Sdnatorium gu erridtsn.
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Weitenb entiunbt, ipsl1e ben 9ef6lub
ben 8etreffenben mitautbeilsn baben.
Der poli5eiridter lSuten ipirb, no
bfefem 8ef4luB Der Stabt Roms
mtifdre fetn Golse seseben ipirb, tags
li4 etn Raasia auf iens Sduier AUS
fiibren Iaien unb bic gisentbiimer
foipie Jniaifen beitrafeH.
- Jrau Wilbslmine Guid BON go.
9O8 Or&arb Strabs itarb seitsrn I'M
Utter bon "a Sabren.
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Sdnotui6e oertaufen pollte. ObgIeif
er be6auptete, bieielbe bon einem
6remben re6tmdBig ertporben gu 4o'
BEN, tptrb q aIs perbd3tig feit9eboI'
ten.
- Der M}tl6fubrmann 6rant
Meaoer, ID Daniels Strabe, fubr gee
fern Mprd. bic Reaoing Rooo ent'
lang, ais ietn .6uRripert uuter Der
WlcWtillan Strabe Bride BON etnem
gtuto, bas in raienoer @ile oa9ergea
fault fam, angerempelt puroe. Sr
luuroe pom @ugen geI4leitOert uno
bas Sfero 5u 9pDen aelpprfen. Der
glutolenter iauite baOon. @s gelanJ
aber, bic 2i5ensnummer feit3uitelle4t.
- Die 9oIi3ei 1T auf Der Su6e
na6 einem 5bieri6iHoer Der
ibIimmiten Sorte. Der guri6e IolI
einem Mduleiel Der SontrdttoreH
Seutel &c Sullipdn, Der bel einam
Qlrbeiterlager i'm 0ftenO unter9ebraht
mar, bic 3uugeuipiBe abgelantttsn
baben.
- Gs bat Ii6 berausgeIteut, bub
bic glbItrift Der 3eugenau5Iugeu in
bem SuqueIt iiber ben 5uo Der Se'
fdngnibmatrone 2(nna cart geItoba
len nprben 1T. Der 3ie6 bate es
uugenI6einli9 auf bus GeOeretui abs
aefebeu, oas er in einem pfanoldoen
fir 10 Gents per'ebt bate. Dus @tut
purbe ermittelt, bic gtten aber iino
perI6punben.
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@atteu seTdiebsn uno Jrau Gilmore
rei9te ebenfaqs cine S6eibungstIass
sin. Giferiu4t iou Der Sbat gu Srun'
be Iiegen.
3um spsitsn MaIs fsfss'
nommen.
G6icago, ST., 16. Dug. - Rat
ejner auggeosbnten Su6e i'm gan5en
2anbe tpurbe an Wsitttpo6 Gdrmtne
gspoiitp, pelter angetlast 1T, Dor eis
nem Sabre feline iieben Sabre alte
5o9ter in Stulien srmoroet gu baben,
bier feitgenommen.
Ra6 benz Wtorbe mar gspoiito nah
gufton geflpben, no man i'm perbafs
tste uno an Bprb bss Dunpfers ~Ges
brio" 6ra6te, I'M ben italisnil4en Be
b6rben ausgslisfsrt gu tperoen. 9lber
es aelanq bem Waune oantals iiber
9oro su iprinser uub feline 6lu6t gu
beipertFeGigsn, big er nun piebsr psrs
huftet purbe.
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9leine Ypliseinabrid1ten

- DER 40 Nabre alte 6arrp Wtils
Ter, 14O3 8ine Strabe, puroe geitern
In benz 2ptal 1857 Central Npenue
BON ben Setettips Wloriartp urb !0dns
ra4un perbaftet, neil er Wett5ettel i'm
BeiiB sebdbt baben icll. Der Cigar
rerbdnbler 2oris @reib, 44te uRo
Walnut Str, tpurbe unter berieIben
antlase berbaftet.
= Der % Sabre aIte aellner
Sames Jorb, Der aus Dorteiter,
Mcf., 5lisereiit isin pi1, tpuroe 9e'
fern bon ben 0eteftips Sipeenep UNI
Mtsenes babel srpil9t, tpis sr st'l'
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- Der 21jdbrige Stpbn R. 6crgert
BON 3S43 Columbia glpeuue, Der flr
mo # Gsfafrfffnftfe fGsi5ttf So Sc dfs s&trhftinns
senfiibrer arbeitet, tDuroe 9eltern an
WecalhlIan StruBe uno Stoi,ntnu
9lpenile, als feline idrpere Wtal3lne
uneeberbig purbe uHO ssgen etn
Saus fubr, BON Sib getporien uno
ettpds libel 3eri4rammt. Gr patroe
ms &rdntenbdus gebrddt.
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o on 9rissIp Bar anseSrif'
fen.

Gobp. Mpo., 16. aug. I'm Mitts
..-A--- n-A ON - cp.G-
iputp IputUrt vleu UtpIis TIN UuYtri,
unb gb. Sonss, Elm aot, f9tper uers
iebt bier sebradt. Shre Dunben bats
ten lie srlitien In sinsm Sample nit
einem fpeibli1en griBlp Barren nabs
bsm Qate Sctel i'm Yelloipitoue part.
Sbrer Gr3dblung mad hatte Sones
ben Barren babel ansstroffen. ipie er
jin iiSer @orrdtbe krmahte unb pers
fu4t. Jpn 3u peridsuden. absr n unb
5rof. ipeldsr ibm gu 5ilfe elite. ipiirs
ben bon Der Bette arsesriffen uno
idmer perlebt, bis "a bernntommens
ben sourtten stlaua Sas Ibter ~
psstsdtsI
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Nus Der Che ie.

grpfeFor; rSn tpeIter @erbtn.
bune LIFT iitb 9oIb am raiteiten duf9"
SDrsr: .llnbsSiast in Der eAsIi4sn.-