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eggs folks and such time as was had
getting the dog to 60 Oh with his fam
lily. He insisted upon staying with
Miss Fleming and finally he had TO DE
tied to rope and dragged along Tor
some space until convinced he must
GO where he belonged.
Miss Fleming says she has never ye:
seen dog who once he loved you ever
went back on friend-he will stick
closer than many a human friend as
lnany can testify from experiences OF
their own.
Miss Fleming also has q number OF
cats. Any animal In distress finds q
home and care with Miss Fleming
Years ago the Humane Society in FAIR,
mont was started. Miss Fleming and
!wo other ladies being the first mam.
hers. 1t was started through great
concern at the abuse Of horses about
the city and though many mny nave
At one time or another felt sympathy
for his work-none nave devoted more
time to 1t than have Miss Fleming and
Miss Nola McKinney--two of the best
friends all distress OF any kind have.
Upon leaving Miss Fleming's home
today a large friendly cat bounced
without ceremony upon my shoulders
--claws well sheathed. Though the
greeting was rather sudden, it was &C,
copied for it's worth.
Some time ago Miss Fleming had
a cat who occupied warm and most
comfortable basket in the kitchen. BY
hook or crook a small dog had tried
for some time to gain possession oil
tn inviting nest. All schemes to get
the cat out had failed. Finally after
tome thinking the small dog com
rlenced bounding and jumping about
the kitchen as though to say-"Please
come out and have a game" Now Mist
Cat liked games immensely and was
perfectly willing. She came forth, tai
sailing back and forth. At once the
ely dog Jumped into the basket and
pretended to so Immediately to sleep
Not only dogs and cats but babies
and homeless children come to the aid
OF Miss Fleming and Miss Mckinney
II ever two women worked unselfishly
for the good of suffering and loneli
ness-these two women do and they
certainly deserve far more reward thar
comes usually to the deserving.
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Personals.

Personals.
Solomon Horner and family have
moved from Reeves street, this city, to
Lumberpor..
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Linn spent yes.
terday with friends near Mt. Nebo.
Mrs. Throckmorton. Of Hundred,
arrived here yesterday and is visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs. jamie Mckinney Highly and
son, Of Morgantown, are visiting the
formers mother on Newton street.
Little Miss Louise Boycrs, younges,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. William
Eoyers, is recovering from few days
illness.
Mrs. Etfie cumpston spent today
with relatives at Murray.
Mrs. Dorsey Pople, OF Morgantown
avenue, returned Saturday evening
from Cumberland, Nd, where she WIS.,
tied her daughter, Mrs. Adam Frost,
for week.
Mrs. Lamar Malone is visiting her
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LosT-strayed or stolen from SIS
w. Diamond street 9 small pigs.
Any information regarding same will
be appreciated. Umberto Sealise.
'11-T-6t.3067.
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FALSE TEETH-we pay as high as
$3.50 per set for old false teeth, no
matter if broken; also gold crowns.
bridge work. Mall to Berner's False
Teeth Specially, 22;Third ST., Troy, N.
Y, and receive cash by return man.
10.15.26t.2977
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WANTED

wANTED-old false teeth. Don't
matter II broken pay $500 to
$500 per set. Send by parcel post
and receive check by return mail.
L Mazer, 2oo7 s. Fifth Street, Phila.
dolphin, Pa. 10-12-26t.295s.
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LOST AND POUND

LosT-Ladies small bracelet watch.
Reward II returned to SCOTS jew
elry Store. 11-12-4t-3es7
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WANTED--Two or three rooms fur.
nished for light housekeeping, or
small furnished fats. Phone SOL.
11-10.2t-30S3
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LET MADAM KosMos help You b.
giving your life prediction. Send
birthdate and dime. DeLaurene Kos.
mos, Box 2s1 Louisville, Ky.
i1.5.st,ao5s
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Evening !, Chat

Rev II. q. stostser. 81 the presby.
tprian thdfch, made the point Sunday
morning that the Red Gross workers
might git acquainted with each others
kapnss as well az. in person when re.
tefttnS ~ .edch other, following few
mon eiate Of embarrassment. Dr.. John
W. MrDonald. who is chairman OF the
ked Cross committee Of the presby.
lterian church, gut up and announced
Z tlat = representative Of lie Nationa!
hea: cfoss was present and would
speak and IN naming him routhed
some sort Of q ra,1e which save the
wise ones assurance tina. he had lost
thefeaf naral. Iie'said something like
q combination OF Harry Hartley and
Dob Cunningham, calling him Mi.
sflattinSha1i. There was some embar.
tassine moments when some one spoke
that Mr.. Postleth@ait would speak. rhe
Red Cross organizer then arose and
during an excellent speech wished to
mention Or. Mcdonald, but could not
tliink 1.-the name ana called him Mr..
Hartinshafu, afnusing the congregation
zsnd provoking Rev. Stoetzer to turn
Il on lightly with a get.acqdainted.
with-nemes jest.
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From cIarksburq and shInnstol

From clarksburg and shInnston.
Mrs. Anna Westfall, OF c.arksburg,
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
George Shoemaker, since Saturday.
MRS. Mary ]. Wyatt and little son,
John B.. were also guests Of Mrs. Sno.
maker Monday.
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From New Jersey.

From New Jersey.
James Eggiman and Robert Worth.
ington, Of Como, N. j., are guests of j.
A. Swiger and family on Maple :.ye
nue.. The two gentlemen spent Sun.
day with Rev. and Mrs. ]. P. Turkleson
at Clarksburg.
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LoST-Tuesday, near Y. NJ. C. A. pair
Of glasses in box. Return to High
school office. 11-stl2t-Soss
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FIN NCE, on AND GAS
Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.-Both in actiy.
ity and strength, oats yesterday led
corn. Scarcity Of corn available for
the movement OF oats proved the dom.
mating factor. Oats finished Q to 2s.
net higher. Corn gained III to 21ls,
closing unsettled, with December at
120h and May at 1854. Provisions
advanced 21a to so cents.
Attention focused on knowledge that
although . large stock Of oats existed,
the supply was not in position to
enter readily into commercial chan.
nels. 1t was expected that producers
had become extra cautious about sales
Of oats to arrive for nearby deliveries.
Oman rtdka
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Speaking Of dogs = Miss Flossie
Fleming has number Of very inter.
citing ones and tells a number Of very
funny stories about them. She can
also tell stories that make you feel
that the dog 10 indeed a faithful soul.
We have heard many a dog tale but
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Recovering.

Mrs. Sara Orr, of Virginia avenue,
who passed through a severe surgical
operation recently, is getting along
very nicely. Her sister, Mrs. McKeey.
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EAST SIDE
-. NEWS -
In .Hosnltal.

Guy A. Leonard, proprietor of the
news stand on Market street, who has
heen in falling heath for some time,
was taken much worse Saturday and
On Sunday entered Cook hospital for
treatment.
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DRESsNIAEING-224 washington St.
Phone 1861. Miss Snow Atha.
11-7.stSO66
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PERSONALS
CARD OF THANKS.

Through the columns of your paper
we wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their kindness
shown US in the death Of our sister
and aunt. Fawcett Family.
11.12-1tS0s6.
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FOR RENT = Furnished rooms. In
quire at 602 Fairmont avsnus or
phone 1891. 1t:g:tfsan7s
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From Grafton,

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Poe and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Poe, Of Graf.
ton. were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O..
Poe on Guftey street Sunday.
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AuTolToBMEs, ACCESSORIES
FOR sALE-second hand Ford auto.
mobiles in good condition. Sec
John Robey, agent. Phone 1868. or.
fee Hull Alley, near Monroe street.
11.9.3t.3O60.
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FOR RENT II to 3 fcotds for iifhf
housekeeping. furnished 81 unfrr.
nished, $40 East Park Ave, near co.
gle's corner car stop. Also garage for.
rent. 1i.1o,Stsosl|
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FOR RENT or s furnishAd rooms
for light housekeeping. 900 fiith
st. Phone 12s5-R. tl10.stsS6S0
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WANTED Carpenters and iaborcfs;.
Apply to Armour q Company az
Marion Products Company
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WANTED - Experienced oiiiee girl.
Apply Union Dentists, hicCrpry
Bldg. lt.io,2tsose|
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er, Of Kensington, Nd. is here with
her.
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0 snppe shows q. bombs air.
heBmokd GU n he sky
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR sALE-will sell cheap to Quick
buysr. confectionery store and pop.
corn machine. Best location In town.
right at interurban car stop. 80 Mar.
ket street, Warrington, W. Va.
11.7.3t3o64
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FOR RENT-well furnished room for
gentleman. 3rd floor Tfdotibn
Flats. 11.10-3t.s075.
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RooMS-FuRNrsHMYl

FOR RENT-very reasonable. q VSiI
furnished room fcf one person. ekii
at 526 CASTOR Ave. 1o.ig.ttsSD5
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HELP WANTED--nIAf,r

sIrsS5SslsesklsI
WANTED-Men. steady WORK Hel.
mick Foundry Machine CO, s,
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WANTED-Dining room Eiri ana
chambermaid. Apply Tucker Ho-,
tel. jackson st. lllu.st-aosl4
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wANTED-Girl for general house.
work. Small family. Good wages
to competent maid. Telephone l04ai
11.i2.tt,soss.
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WANTED Two good carpenters ana
some good laborer's on Farminetonl
school building. Good wages; come
Tuesday morning to work. y. W.
Woods, Pennington, w. We.
i1.l2.atsoss.
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WANTED-Rodman. cail At room
500. Jacobs Bldg. Mon6nEthcia
Valley Engineering Company.
11.t6tt.s674.
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PHYSICIANS WANTED - efiStSTed
IN West Virginia for adveftisinf 81.
fees. State Remuneration desired.
qualifications and telephone number
IN first. letter. Address Physicians.
care the West virginian. it.t2.st30S5
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wANTED--co Contractor to repair two
miles OF railroad ana bufld 5ide
track and tipple, Phone 1868. 2. "A.
Sacci. Fairmont, W. va. 1i.i0sSf.So57
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-06
Ginen Yabfplger
8irb z. u. 9srDpit ais Superintens
bent Der anti SalODn 9igG
erbalteH.

3ie Gage bon g. q. 9ropit in iei-
ner eigenitait aIs superintendent
Der sInti SoIoon Siga fiir Cincinnati
uno oen unllieeenoeu 9iItrift, i1eia
nen se3abIt 81 ieir. @ie ndnlIih pom
Souptquartier Der Siga in 9olluus
bus aus geIneloet miro, lit 9tep. Ia
mel Ute@urf, Der 4|reoiser Der @ali
nut SiQs 9iid)pflifeu Wetbooilter
STRIDE 5lun bieiieen Srperinteubenter
ernannt Doroen.
Bropit ieIbit polte iih geIteru IN
Der Sa6e uitf duberu, aber es per
lautet aus SiIperlaiiiger 0ueIle, oab
Hcp. @tc(Surf aud MIR 3eitfpeilig Ole
Seifltng IN 0anoen bdben miro irno
cine permanente grnennuug fiir DEN
Soften crit bel 9eginn Der rGhiteh
2oHpagiIe Der a}roNbitipniiten err
folaen miro. llrobit bat ii6 bier burd,
ieine beitigen slngriffe altf ole bielis
gen 9eborben lHb onrd &ebauptlIHs
gen ii6cr angebIife @ablbeeiHiluBirns
gen, Die ip1ter BON Den @roBgcidHpo
renen fiir pollie uitbeeriinoet erfldrt
noroen paren, iebr lnlbelicbt aes
n1nht.
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0eburteH.

2emouuel unb Wlarp 9tees, 25le
Waridrp 2tre., annbe.
Benjamin uuD Garrie 2engert9
939 gDeus are., &nnbe.
gilep lrtb wiarp Gusgins, 1885,
@driuu glDe.. 9na6e.
Qmos rnD Marb RabeI, 1926 Std'
.e ane., aHnbe.
Gbfparo unb 9tIlian SilbernaeeI,
1O5S W. arbtrtp Strube, &udbe.
Georse uuo alice Soebbel, 2359
GbifdfIip Ctr, andbe.
S6fu uHf Mnbsline Rolfss, 1926
"a. etr., MGrten.
9eo. unb moble 9ert5, 1240 Ser
fdjen 2lre., Suabe.
Scbu ure Narn Bitter, 4o29 De
ianep Str, aEobe.
S5rsherit uub Ratbilba aramer,
1910 since Str, anobe.
SerrnHr uHb @lii1betb 2eunirg,
2914 GutIif &re.. andbe.
8icior uns Winthiibe 9puis, 1924
Sefferfon we, Wfdo3en.
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SDrbereitmngen
Srifit SHnoesmarihaa 2eUannp be
reits iiir Die bsporitebenbs 9ieeis
itriruug Der Seitrrreid,er unS
uugarH.

glinOe5maritau Ienannep, ser ges
tern ans Columbus Suriidtebrte, trai
iofort NOrbereitungen, nm glei9 nit
Der Hegiitrirung Der In ieiuem 9lHtss
be5irf tuobneroeH llntertbauen Der
terreitiiA<ungariidlen Soppelmos
nardlie beginnen 5u tonneu, iobalo Die
ariegserildrlng an Geiterrcit)sllni
garn eriOIgt lit. Gs bdtten iid) seiterl
ifon Glide GeiterreidIer eingeitellt
nm lid, regiitriren 3u Iaiien, aber III
neu fuirOe bebeltet, iib porIduiia
nod bis plr Oiii5ieaen ariegsertIas
rung su geouloen.
Sebr beoeiitenb mar oabinsegen BIZ
3abl Don oentiben &ei6sangebori-
gen, Die nm ,gaiiirifeiile iHfolse Der
eripeiterung oer uerbotenen 3onen
nnfiufteu,
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G1urfe
Gntfiibrt elm Slu0liiabrises NabdeH
in eiHen Automobil.

Iie goIi5ei i,tft gesentpdrtig Ha6
einen ipeiBert etfDa 40 Sabre aIten
SiIItIing, Der geitern Elm jlpoli Sabre
alteS Wia6dlen in einem automobil
entiilbrte.
Die aleiue, Die ~ Sabre alte eona
9Inetpnp, Don giO. 1885 9eit Ctr,
iamnleItc seitern 9ornIittag nit ibs
rem UNI einige Sabre jiingeren 9rus
Der aii oem Sduttablagerungsplag
an Der @eit StrnBe albiallbolS, ais
eiH ctipa 40 Sabre alter peiBer Yiann
IN einem gIntomobil oid)t ueben ben
airIoern belt. oenl SllIaben % Gents
init Ger gSeiiuns gdb lid 3uder5eug
~ taAiru nlID ons gidodjen 5u elmer
SpajIeriabrt einlilo GIe aIeiHe be.
itlea Den araftiuageiL Der Ill idalcls
item SeHlpo oaponiainte.
Ter grltoer Iiei oann eIlen03 nadj
Sanie uno maf,ie Der Wiutter Don
ben. gIorfaa Dtittheiluna, oic ibrer.
icit9 ole goliJei BON Der 9ntiilbrlIng
i'll aenntuib ieste Gina 5ipei Shln'
Der ipdter fam Die tIeIne eoun mic.
Der radl Saliie. Sbren slneabeu nadJ
bate Der Sdurfe lie cine ipeite
Gtrede in cine abgelegene @egenb
aeiabren mo bort al ibr elm ger6res
den perilbt. uorallf er lie in Der gabe
elmer ShaBenbabnIinie ausfeste imo
ibr 30 Sents gab. Sie beitieg banH
eiHen GtraBeibabraUagen urto lanoetc
i6lleBIid on Der atten unb gpans
Strabe, bon mo aus lie mad 6ailie
lief. @oGin Der Shnrfe lie acbradlt
batte. fonnte Sie aeine nidDt nngcben.
Sa iie erit Dor men gen 1dacn nit III
rem Gltcrn bierbergefouInen lii.
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Ser Treilunh
5arite IN Babe, ilui nit ben 2ebeus'
mitteln 81 ipareu, abgeid,afft
iuerDen,

3ie 1age 6es ,SreilltHd into augcn'
ifeinliG se5dblt. 9ieie altebrrpiiroige
;SnIiitlltion miro ebenfaas iniolge oes
arieges RON Der 8il0fI16e peri9ptns
oen miiiieu. ". g. gIlrme pom itdos
tiiGeu 1eilnobeitsamt, Der ole Som
trole iiber bic aonierpirung Der gtabs
rlinssmittel in Sunilton County bat,
bat aeiteru ihon tiHiifalitj Der sI6'
itaiiung 0eb C5reiluntes cine aoules
rem, nit Sefretdr =. VI. Gbillp oor
Der @etaiI &iqour Dealers glnoeias
ton gebobt uno gelegeutli6 0ieier
&onferen5 ioa Serr Sbillp be Ser
iiterrHg gegeben baben, Dab Die
8irtbe obne 5rage unner5ilgli6 ben
gaiiniden Der &ouuuiiIion filr aouiers
nIrune Der Habrungsmittel i'm Gorins
IN eiripreden uub Den 5reiIuHG au,
iGoifen lpiiroen.
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Sleine YpliseisNadlri6ten

- Der Jarbiee Charles 9nris
ron Pittsb,lra meIbsis seiteru Der Do
lissi, 6ab er i'm 8etbsl fir 5drbige
an Der gsdtmar uun Sncompre Straz
BE uni ieiue 500 6etragmhe 9aars
I6oft heitetlGu tpurbe.
- Sie pubmaherin 3onin grJs
IiI6, 81; ir Saereb Seort Some. Ro.
416 @rodonap, tpobnt, Ipuroe eeTteru,
rie lie DER 9pIiSei meIbete, nm ibr
@rrtsmpnnois nit $500 beftO6Isu, bGs
iie fir fpenios WiHuteu In ibrern Sim
nsr hattie lieeen lnfeu.
- Ssobn 6 DaptoioH aus Sioneo,
o, uUb s5rlpin 9ablpeG aus Sdlina,
G1l., snei DtatroIen Der 8unoes esnas
rtne, mguceu pGbrenb ner geltri1en
Rabi bon alpsi far6tqen Srnusnsims
mern an Ger Wsft FiinFtsu Strnbe um
S44 refp. ,nr Sc bsrau6t. gDie bic
beiben W{otrnien Der ppItset meloetsn,
rurbtn linen bon Den 6rnusHsims
merr, nGIbrene fis an Dem Sauie go.
531 DeIt Ssdritt Strate porbeiliuz
qsn, bic Ueiibsn sntrtfien urb als lie
tann ben Troueustmmsrr in bas
Saus n1heilten, um Iih ibrer 9opf
bereduu1 pteter au perFteru, plrSen
its uT ihr @ele 5eraubt.
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Gies unS SaS.

Der llHiDeriitdtsrotb bat be
itIcHen. g,een bic itdtttIhe GiDiIs
bienittommtiIion tlugbar 3u iperoen,
tpeil oie5s Iit peigert, ben UtitgIie
bern Der SatuliGt. bic sur SABINE elm
beruftn ruroen, bic 0ifieren3 5pi-
ifen ibrs1n Scloe unb r1rem bisberis
gen Salair ausbeSablen Su lafen.
- Sr rer Sanhelstammer muir
BEN seittrn frH8s @ier nit nift peni-
ger ols 81 @ents bas 0ubenb i'm
Gnorospertuuf quotirt. IS 1T bisIes
Ser bf6ite Gierprsis, Der ie i'm DieIe
2eit beretme. norbeu 1T unb ais mo
tiptrling puroe Der Wtungel Don Sen
ntn angefiitrt.
80 gslsaentIi6 elmer @erfdnmIuH 7
err @fqllpTin3ipaIe, bic am geitrt9eH
Ma6lntttag in Der Woobfparb 6ohs
i6ulc Itattfdnn. purDen ben priH3is
pnien opn sinem Yertrster oes Bun
tesiGdsanlta bic Giu5eGteiten besiia
lib les 8srtuufs Der Spar3ertifitdts
uNb Ter SparRarteH srtlGrt.
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Gbe. .Grlaubnikitbeine. .

jSomts 10 .MonisomsrD, %, 22l4
( 5isblanO aD..
lSks Samss. q, RorrpOOD.
JOrpias gpsrstts, q. GOutb CHARTS.
I ion, 8.
iRutb MOODS, ls. 26 Of 9. Ctr.
Jafbsrt q. Rspsr, n, LA DOsip.:
apeHue.
lalma 9. Matrs. %. 2318 Glora ct,
J 1beOOors 5saigrltb. q. 2101 @.'
I fern aps.
IDoretta @siisI, 1s, 1ls9 5drriicu
4peHue.
JBia SubIOn, 80, $40 BeIt 6. Ctr.
lRodis Staparo, 80, $40 Deit 6. Ctr.
ySOfepb 6. RsarOOn. %, 1882 sp:aa
I more Ctr.
lSrsns Dauner. IS, 1922 grus Ctr.
lanbrap 6. R.ffett, 27, Dinasiiet,
( aentudp.
iGdnnp GO0msr, 81, 507 Ieit 9ibtrtg
Strabs.
)6lobb Gerriau, "a, aaursl, Snb.
lsmma Glsai, %. Crescent 5oteI.
Rspsr 3udsrmuu, %. Dapton, ,.
lSteaa ROtbenbsra. q. Si6ioH 5otsI.
! j9sOrss 8. @samann, 33. BIB 0Isus
( tpan alne.
lGlsbetb SatObs, %. $50 gss6 are.
JJobn aasspsr, II, 470 Sant Ctr.
Roie Wlae supIor, 20, 1433 Gin ct.
gDilbert Osben, 26, enbieOtt, y. 2.
Barrie 2aiuiou, %, 5000 9ilber! a0.
JSobn TabIb,imsr, 81, 1920 SoLbrrOt
abenus.
lautb aanbuu, 1s. 215 gOugrsB aOe.
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gpurt Ctr.
lJanni. 9rIbbsts. 19. 734 Dsi. 9.
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3ur Sesabluns
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lifen Bulletin oes @eiunobeitsaHts
eineu 9eitaufias peroifentlibt, in
ipeIbem er iid nit Ser 5ra9e beitsdf.
tigt, OBJ Die @er5te, ipelhe gelesentlid
Der fiirjIiden llnteriud)ung Der Sr'
rennuitnIt 2ongpie,p thdtia iparen, 81
elmer ge5abIuug fir lire Gienite be
red,tigt iirb ooer niht.
lr. 2anbis oertritt Sen Stanb'
punft, Dab iie fir ibre Gbdtieteit Be
sablung erbalten ioaten, oa lie ourf
gerihtIid)e gorlabunger gu Der 1bG.
tisfeit citirt puroen uro es lid oai
ber Inn einen rit]terliteH gefebl
ban6elte.
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der bon gorboro 5ront. psrionaiitn
$1,000. Grupbeissntbnm $1,000.
2ouift adppes 1T 9etomtntsooIIs
itredertn BON George Scopes, psrios
nnlttn $3.50. Grunbeisentbum $500.
annn Spradelnieisr perma4t ihr
9srm6gsn an ibren Snttsn SsnrD
Spradelmeier.
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fein gerTondIeigsntbum unb aud eis
nen 16eil feinss Grunbsissntbums an
@lentpaD 4oenue on feline Gaitin ,Ses
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unb nod ibrem 9OOe iOG bsrlslbe aut
feline brei ainber iiberss6en.
9erf6tebenes.
Or. 9lfbert 8. 3pit bat Elm. @es
bubrsnforberung uber $733 gsssH
4lsrnnbsr Rebai singetlaet.
T2ae .. glarf bat eins Wedielfors
beruns iiber $1,000 gsSen SarolS g0.
Smitb IL. u. eineetlnst.
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mldI Sd;uIsebdube gu foutroairen
uno tie iunOen perbGltHibmdbig pee
nigc 4laBe, in beuen s5leiid) oerab.
folqt puroe. Die SSnipettOren iprahen
in 61S g9irtbidJaiten Dor. uro ianoen
uur 36 in beneu 5leii6 ierpirt Dltroc
lmo 5par beianoen lid Die sSletifs
ipalien jumeiit auf oem 9unfeoln.
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uerrauit, pabrenb 215 9teitauronts
Den ileiiGloien SoQ thrift bepba6teten.
Sotal5 uit0 aIltb5 bielten lih itreng
an Die 8orihrift, uGbrero in ore!
S6uIgebIuoen in oenen ipgenannte
BENIN 9nlfJes" perfauit peroen,
Slciif perabiolet Duroe.
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Seoaaerlid)er Ssrrtfam.

Sriolse etnes beeuuerliden Druid,
febIers in ber Wtoutnguusgabe bieicr
3eitlrng iiro Dem befannten &irtb
sSafpb Sittrer, upn Der 9feiurten uno
Sine Strube, llugelegenbeiten bsreis
let Doroen sSn Dem betreifeuoen 9Irs
tife! puree iiber perihIeoeue gerhni=
trngeu Degeu angeblifer tIebertres
tirno oeS Sonutagseelet[ berihtei
MnS unter oen @erbafteten mar irr7
tbiimliderneiie ein SSdfob gSittner
ouTgefiibrt, Der Sd,mffeauer iiH Den
@irtb Ben Sperbcd, go. 1888 elm
Strobe, iein iollte. Der 8erbnftete
mar etn eetpiiier Ssafob gaIous, pop
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-5oobsrs @ori4rtftsu
an @ruderfabrttunteh
Serbert 6. Sooper bat 9eroronunger
an Grader 5ubritonten erIufeu, NOS
na6 sur SDdermodung oes G:lss
ribt mebr oIs II pfurp 5ett oui
1856 pfunb WebI gebrou6t peroen
oiirfen pno bon obiser II Pfuno odrt
ybieriihss 3stt nur bis 2u 10 pfuuo
Deripenbet per6eu. Dies fir Togeulm-
te .ppnge 9oobs" untsr 3ubifna9ns
BON Sefe. 9ei siibeu Gruders oirreu
nur 26 9funb 5stt gsnommer pcrs
ben, bdopn ui5t mebr uls 13 Bfunb
tbisrtitss Sett. 3uder 81 ~Spqase
9opbs" Su nebmeu. 1T 0crboten; 81
iiibsu Graders barf uidt mebr ais SO
SfuEo o:r6itnittIi6 7dr 1876 Bfuup
Webl geuommen peroen. Tis Graders
SnbuTirie bdt bisber iG9rIth l26
Miliousn Pfunh 3udsr uHp SO Rils
Iionsu gfuno 5ett aebrauft. Die
Hsue @srprouune. bic nit BEN 10.
Dessm6er in 3raft trttt, piro. Ss'
retnuueen nn6, 10 Riniorsn Wuno
3udr uub II RilipReu plumb Jet
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