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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-10-10
HONOR ROLL

Following is the Honor Roll OF
the Cloverport Public School for
September.
J Senior: Aubrey Beavin, Jane
Lightfoot, Maydee Chaplin, Mar
tina Reid, John Duke, Zivola Kra.
mer.
Junior: Louise Weatherholt,
Chlora May Seaton, Lora Carson.
Sophomore: Gladys Hemphill,
Lillian Buckby, Marion Allen.
Freshman: Kathleen Squires,
Selma Sippel.
Grade 8: Maud Barry, Ellis
Carson.
Grade Z: Christina Keil, Sarah
Fallon, W. j. Couch, Wonnetta
Yeager, James Buckby.
Grade 6: Robert Oelze, Marion
Furrow, Samuel 4. Conrad, M.
D. Seaton, Mary Whitehead, Her.
bert Downs, Ameil johnson, Ad.
die Moad, Lathrope Reid.
Grade S: Gladys Boiler, Carrie
M. jackson.
Grade 4: Anna 4 Keith, Marian
Behen, Lillian Pauley, Katherine
Phelps, Mildred Morrison, Adele
Keil, Mary Bishoff, Orabel Bias.
ham, Charlie Lee Hamman.
Grade 3: David Behen, Inis
labelling, Irene Carman, Haze
Sanders, Geneva Robinson, Lafay.
cite Reid.
Grade 2: Lucille Burden, Helen
Suter, Bess Keil, Aodie Bel
Couch, Orville Furrow, John Nc.
Gavock, Gladys labelling.
Grade 1: Frances White, Flea.
nor Farnsworth, Elizabeth May,
Eva May, Eva Margaret Black
Virgil Kinder, Rachael Basham
Askins, Fred Furrow, Marion
Milburn, George Pate, William
Allen.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-10-10
Lived Past Three Score and Ten.

Mrs. W. A. Crews, who has lived sew
leral years beyond the allotted time of
ones life of three score years and ten,
celebrated her ninetieth birthday sew
eral days ago Altho she is old in years
she retains Youthful spirit due from the
fact Of her excellent health.
Mrs. Crews is the mother of seven
children. six of whom are living. She
has also lived to see. twent, six grand
children and twenty three great grand
children The children who were with
her on her birthday were: Mrs. Rose
Lewis. of New Albany, Ind |; Robert
Crews, Of Irvington; X. T. Crews, Of
Louisville; r. +. Crews. of Dayton, o.;
Markus l.. Crews, Of McQuady; and J..
Il. Crews. Of Owensboro
Trv q "Want Adj"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-10-10
HILL ITEMS

Lee Yeager and family will leave
this week for Louisville where they
expect to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Dawson have
moved here from Louisville, Mr.. Daw
son having accepted a position at the
shops.
Everett Powers of near Duke was a
visitor of VIC Beavin and brother last
meek.
Mrs. Viola Jackson went Monday to
Dam As to be the guest of her daughters
Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. Daughsrty.
Mrs. Abel Hambleton has moved on
the hill to live with her daugh liter this
winter.
Mr.. Armstrong and his daughter,
Mrs. Gar iisid Tucker and Miss Tucker.
Greensboro spent Thursday with Mrs.
Jesse Isom.
Mrs Samuel Whsatly went 10
Evansville Saturday to sec her daugh-
ter MIs' murray Fryor.
Miss Mary Perkins went to Louis
vile Thursday for a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Simpton. ~,
Bercn Long Of near West Point was
here Saturday and Sunday the guest
of friends.
Charles Sattsrfeld, Louisville spent
Saturday and Sunday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Satterheld.
Joe Getting has moved into part Of
one Of Len Taul's houses on the hill.
Since the death Of her father Mr..
Washington, Mrs. Gresnwall will 60
TO Illinois to join her husband. Henry
Grssuwsll who has employment there.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-10-10
MILITARY SALUTE A
RELIC OF KMlCHTH000

Washington.-The military ga
lutte had curious origin. II the
tradition brought to light By
United States Marine corps on
GERS at their headquarters here
may be believed. The navy SOL
diers say that the salute orig.
mated in the days Of the tourna-
ment. at which q queen Of beau
ty was chosen to preSide. The
knights and their esquires and
all who took part In the tourney.
on presenting themselves before
the queen. lifted each one Q hand
level with the brows ~ though
dashed by the light Of her pre-
ence.
Although ito signincancs has
been forgotten. that same salute
10 now used by military men IN
recognition Of q superior rank.
the marine oGicers say, So,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-10-10

Mrs. Helen Adams Is visiting rel.
ativss In Hardinsburg, while her sister
Mrs. 81. A., Oelzs 10 in Louisville at the
Jewish Hospital under the special care
Of doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox and two sons, Otto
Fox and Baynard Fox and Mrs. Nc
bbins of Stsphensport were out motor
Ing Sunday and passed through here
visiting a short while with friends.
E. G. Bsauehamp Of Falls OF Rough,
returned last week from a trip East.
He visited New York CITY, Philadelph-
ia, Boston, Portland Main. Baltimore,
Washington D. c., and other cities.
Mrs. Psyton Basham and daughter,
Zelma Of Albany Mo arrived at Lodi
burg Saturday, to be 10 attendance at
the Keys Deacon wedding and will re-
main to visit friends and relatives for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Hugh Atkisson and dauR hters,
Miss Nancv Atksson and Miss Marg-
aret Atkisson Of Bervin. ILL.,, came
Wednesday for two weeks visit with
Mrs. Atkisson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H Bowmer.
Mrs. Charles Hannah has returned
hone from Louisville where she has
b, en- under the treatment of special
ist at st. Mary's and Elixabeth's Hos
pital. Mrs. Hamman's friends will be
glad to know that she has improved IN
health. I'D
See Fordsvills Planning Mill Com
pany's Wholesale. prices of Barbed
Wire. Smooth Fence Wire, Nails, Bind
srs, Twine, Hay Bale Ties. and house
paint in this issue of the Breckenridge
News. They can save you money.
Send them your order now.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. b kn.nan, and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Young Skill
man Of Morg anfeld, MIR. and Mrs.
James Skillman of Louisville are here
this week to be present at the family
dinner party Thursday, Oct. II, given
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Skill :
mans sixty-third wedding anniversary.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-10-10
GERMANS THOUGHT
d LONDON WIPED OUT

Sharon. Pa.-That the Ger
man. soldiers are victims OF the
grossest sort Of dnplicity Is the
statement Of Philip Fisher. a
member Of the American Red
Cross ambulance corps In
France. In q letter to friends
here Fisher says that he has
been present when German pris-
oners have been questioned.
They did not believe that the
United States had any men in
France" he says, land they also
thought that London had been
obliterated by the Zeppelins."
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-10-10
Louisville Stock Market

Hog market-Cho.ce heavies, I85
pounds and up $IS s.; pigs$l4.75 a $40.
roughs ST. as down
Lambs-Bsst SIS 90 q IS. 50; seconds
SO % @ $ll.5o; Culls 81 90 q 81 so;
Best sheep s. % q o. SO; bucks IS. S,
down.
Calves-Market steady. Best veals
sis 90 g sls 50; medium 81. 90 q sls.oo
Common IS 90 q $500.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-10-10
Five Qatrlebs hatched.

Madison. Wis.-Five ostriches were
Matched at the University Of Wiscon'
sin incubator, the first ever to see the
light In the state. The eggs were laid
at Villas park and the parents are Q
pair of birds from California.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-10-10
LOCAL ITEMS.
uusw~su~sss,usm.um,u um,wssuw,,uawpsumiWIs@
OF a Personal and Business
Nature Gathered for Our Busy
Readers. f:

C. c. Powers. Of Addison, was in
town Saturday on business.
8. E Turpin Of Woodrow, attended
the Greensboro fair last week.
Jess Owen is Speeding few days with
his mother, Mrs. J II. Owen.
]. NJ. Fitch and Mrs. Fitch attended
1 the Keys Deacon wedding Sunday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs Peyton Claycomb, of
Webster we're in Louisville last week.
Miss Esther Payne was in Stephens
Z port last week for a short visit with
friends.
Mrs q. v. Duncan will be hostess to
the Ladies Reading Club, Thursday
nfternoon.
Judge Henry DeH.- Norman, of Hard
fhsburg. made a business trip here on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Carter of Hender-
con. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bud Carter.
Arnett Pate of Owsnsboro, was here
Monday the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Pate.
will Eowmer of Louisville spent Sun.
day with his par .nts, Mr.. and Mrs. W..
b Bowmer.
The Wednesday Club will be enter
tained At the home of Mrs Ernest Wed
ding this week.
Mrs. J b. Rowland has returned
home from visit to Miss Dorothy Row
land in Paducah.
Miss Eva May and Miss Eliza May
spent the week end in Greensboro the
guests of relatives.
J. D. Waggoner Of Hitss Run was in
Louisville Thursday He is buying
cattle for il. Brooks
George DuRells Fairleigh of Louis
Vile and e. ". Saekstt of Chicago were
in this city, Thursday on business
trip.
wantsd-ro buy second hand up
right plano that IL In good condition
and reasonable price. Call News OF
ace,
Mr.. and Mrs. David B. Phelps and
Mr. Jane Crsnshaw motored to Owen.
s6oso Tuesday to spend the day shop
| plsJ.
"a Whitehead went to Rome Sunday
| tqlks his sister, Mrs. Lizzie Wheeler
oil Chicago who 10 visiting relatives
thNys 81 So ,
Mrs. Richard Stallman and daughter.
Deiss Ruth stallman and Miss Georgia
Yfymire n chensult. went 10 Louis.
iile Thursday. r
NJ. and Mrs. Hubert Bruner. Of
ijon Star we're guests last week of
Ayor Buschsmeyer and Mrs. Busch.
layer Of Louisville. ..4i,, &
Nh. Carl Britton opens the Friday
Ddhthis week. She will entertain at
be home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
ha. Wros On Friday afternoon.
NJ. and Mrs. Hugh Donaldson motor
y from Bowling Green last week, they
|Rnoobe guests of Mrs Donaldson's par
~ NJ. and Mrs. John G. Jarbos.
~. and hrs. I'd Sermon and daught-
~ Mics Make Sermon. Of Kirk went
louisvllls Saturday to visit Mrs.
9moa's mother. Ars. Hsselwood.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-10-10

Hinton, w. Wa land tortoise at
least ninety-nine years old was found
on the farm Of @. G. Nicely, near here.
Carved on its back were the initials
Of Mr.. Neely's grsat-grandfathsr ~
the date, "1o1A"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-10-10
SWEET nVFR ;siSs. 'p sSIisd sc snd
lars and prices on request.
JOHN A. SHEEHAN. =. Z. Falmouth, ny.

An interesting protracted service Is
being held BY DIR. Price an evangelist of
the Presbyterian church and II f.
Reeves in Custom.
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eibnng Da slushejuuas.y. y.t6rDs.
Sis Ofiiiiellen SieBnnssIiiteu iusrSen
beuie OSer motsen ans gsaibius.
ton eriuartet.

Die Neutrality-suspicious. allsr 5tp5lI
Diitriite bon Stnbt unb gountn biels
ten seitern cine semeiHiame Sfbung
db, um ii9 iibtr bsipiiIs puntte aIars
beit gu berIdaffeu. Dor allen ipuros
bic 5rage aufselporien, innerbaIb ipels
der s3sii bns @sIrG I'm 9ienitbes
freiuns gtitsLt ipere.n mub. Dieter
uno ale iibrigsn itriitigen puntis ipurz
ben in lIebersinItimmuns NIT ben Be
itimmungen bes ariegsbeparismsnts
entiaisoen, ME iie in bieien Spdltsn
bon 3eit gu 3sii per0ifentli9t iuorbsn
iinb. es batien Stpiiden ben sirssls
neH WliteIi,bern Der ausbeblngsbes
b0rben nur Weinuugsperfdi diebsnbeitsn
beitanben iiber bic auslesuns seiuiher
Paraerapbeu.
9lu9 bic Jrage Der Salariruns Der
Witsliebsr tpurbe ongddnitten. Die
Dsrtrster Der Qlrbeiter erildrten runbs
meg. baB fis nuf ibrsn 9asIobn nnges
mieIeu iinb unb Der qlusbeburg ni9t
9nss cbsr gar Wo6sn iuibmen tonns
Ten, pbns boB iis bafiir iptnigiiens fir
ben ausfalI ibrer 2o6ue sntf9dbigs
iuiirpeu. Der @sneralaHipaIt iol nm
Elm @utndten ans,sansen fperben. Die
Rssisruns BAT iibrisens i6ou betdnnt
s.gsbeu, bob IN Jdllen, no gsaahluus
perlansi DirS, iOIde sslsiiist perbeu
tpiiree.
Die aushsbungs6tb6rben ertpdrteu
beuis. ooer lpdteitens am Douneritag
bas Gintreffsn Der Offi5islleu 3ies
bunasIiften aus Mafbinston. Die
Se5ceenen fpsrbeu bann obne Sdumen
kenndrittiat.
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Satts i'd, jeIbit aejd,o7en.

Ger reirri6brige Snures' 2ainbert,
1875 Snirfnr slDerue, fpuroe anI
Sonrtag nit eirer stiieeImlnOe beim.
sebrndyt. Ger SSiinee ipeigerte iiH
iianobaft 5u iagen. ouf iDeIfe @eiie
er 5u Der @erletrins gefonmeu fei tno
bate rtdEs bagegen, bab man einen
inrpcriibtigcn SdJiiten 6nfiir permit.
iportlidl rInd,te. Gin &eboIper ipurbe
am SiiB Der Seipitt aberuue, mo Der
sfuabe, tuie er iagte, seffpiien ipor6en
lei, inter eiiiem Stein periteft eefirn.
ben. Die gsoIbei glmibte Der @eitihte
bes fleinen Siinoers Hifyt retjt. 9e.
.ettip ssreitor bot nm beroiiBgebraf]t,
baB Snines ben Gierftrepolper eirles
einge3ogrien 9sripdnbten/ eimtedte
imo INIT Jipci mn6eren aoniera6en nnG
Der Seipitt ADeniie aif oie SaIeniage
giiig. er ipielte binier einem Mefla.
,ne5nm nit Der @afie, fie enttib fi6
;nh bic aiigeI nrnnq oem auoben in
Die &nfte. Der gorfaII bntte orei Gage
Ing bic gan3e gegcnb in anfregiing
3ebalieu
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7leine. 9sli5eina9ri1ten
Ger goIi5ei ipllr6cn geiiern 5

- Ter goIi5ei ipurocn geiiern ole
iolqenoen 9ie6it1ble genreloet: Bon
Der 6leiidminnn 60, 419 Blum Ctr,
elm gnid glitto i'm gertbe DoH $3.50,
Dor 0em Queen Sin Stub; bon 5reo.
1ern, eaItern nno Selmpion sloenIe,
eine 9orie nit $45.30. on Dem Sod.
ifuIssienboiI, mo er beid)dftigt lit. =
30 nJlntb 8reD, 652 g5eit A. Strdbe,
elm 9amennIantel iuo elm golocncr
Arnlreif i'm @eiamnliipertbe pom $40; (;
ron ernIt 6. Onpis. Gilmington, O.,
EN- Sanofcffer nit Snbalt i'm Nertbe
-non $75, ans ieinem aiito an IL. uno
STAGE Strdbe; bon emil aubr, 1928
gronoiunp, einen Serrendn3ug i'm
Nertbe BON SIS; BON S5obn gtidoIion.
Stop 7, 2Oiper gliber 8cno, cine 800
1innb ifiuere 9ompfpumpe i'm @er.
tbe ron $75; BON edrlett 8iaialns,
3540 Woonep aoernie, ein Notorrno
i'm @ertbe bon $50, aus ieiner 60.
rage; bon Dem Grocer Sobn 8. Wc.
Gafferep, s. iinb guais StraBe, S1i0
aus Der &aiieri6ublabe.
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gaaeriidsr llnteritisHues.g .gsrsiu.

Sn Sads' SalIe, 121 Weft gIbeI
Strabe. fanb seiinn abeno bic rtssl'
maBi9e WerianIulling bts obisen wsrs
eias unter Woriib bes 5errn Ghris.
Sa4s unb NIT 9erru 9bomas 2sidi
als Setretdr fatt. gtne Gtnlaoung
Der 8eutf4en S@iibmseisaf&aft 81
ibren Gamilisnfeft, bas am Sonntes,
10. dug, In Mode's @robe ftattfinSet.
tpurbe babin srfebgt. bab Der @erein
bef9IpB. iia beimSsIi@it su betbsilt'
gen. 2fn brei srtrantte Mitglister
gelangtsn $14 als lluterftiibung 5ur
aussablung. Sie srutees beri6ts.
ten, bab Ie als 3inisn auf bas anses
legte Dsreinsperm6sen $242 g.3os,n
unb bem G6abnneiftsr ii6erssben tat'
ten. DE gdduimteinndbmsn betrus
gen $348 unb bic Mussdbtn S19.
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9Senisit rsbali@e Sefrei-
IRGen
Bonn IaiIitdrbterrit nerben geitaItst.
Oge neutrality-suspicious. angeirIee
fen, itreHg por5ugeber.
9ler3te glduben, bic RRienGrbeit IN
Der DOrgel4riebenen tur6en Seit
nt4t IeiiteH 81 t0nnen.

8dfbingtOb "a. Suli. G6e
bic Resieruug Die SurisOIttioH iibsr
bic 4us5ebuug pes erlten 4uTge6Ut5
oes RaFtpnal=9 9eeres an oG Staatsbes
boroeH absab, CAB ie oisleR uOq ele
Anper1una iDenl9e SefreIungen ~ 9es
pdbrsn, itritt uOrSussben unO fsen
einaeInen Gaa einsebeuo gu uHtezius
9en.
esneralproopb Grop6er sing lelbit
nit sutem 9eiipjsl OOran, inOen sr
iib Sur sroBen GRttduI9ung Der Be-
treffenoen Deigerts, Ieas Gipildnges
iteuts m isinsm Bureau auf bic 2iite
Der gu 8efreienben gu itelen, neil :brs
Oanits ui6t brinsIi9 notbpen5ig
iino. Inter ben Qbgeipisieneu 6eSaED
iih aud fem periORIi9er Stenpguupb.
Die cuti4eioung 1T isrner eine
bittere gnttduIauus fir piele 5obre
ret9er glteru, ipel6e Der Reaiersnu,
befonbers benz Sriesss sDep1rtemeai,
hisiefben gu stnem nOu,inersn @ebors
CUR 8erfiisung esttIt bdtan, psil "a,
hoffteu, dIs rAesierungsdngsiteais'
Hilitdrfret su iein
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eommerisit bee 5. @arS aa SrabsS
Gepn6lieau Club.

glm nGdfm Samitaa. ben %. b.
W., praHitdItst rer 5. Mdrb an
5rabes Republican Club, bem ettpo
500 Dfitslisber ona.b0ren, f.iu iGhra
li6ss Sommerfeft in Rei9rutfs part,
fir ipelhes elm rsi6bdltises pros
sramm aufssftsIlt fporben III, 10 baB
ole Sbeilnsbmer auf ibrs Re9uung
fommen nerbeu. Der arrangements
2tusTfub, beFen 8orfber Serr Sos
fepb grsining uno beHeu Setrstdr
Serr Sobn geshan 1T, bat ni4ts uns
eetbdn eeIcHen, nm ben Ruf bes
Stubs IN B.3us ami 8sranhaltung bon
@cmmsrftiten su ipdbren. alls ~Df'
ficer Of tbe bun- ipirb Serr CD. 3en'
neses funsirsn, Der aud bic 5err,u
5cbn cabin nnb garl Sacr5S IT,,
bic bissidbris.n 9nnnrtrdssr Der re-
publitnnif6en part.i. bic lire antpe'
ienbeit ;useinst bdben, dls 5sfrsbnsr
poriteIlsn iuirb.
Mler alIo sinen pergniigten Sas b.r'
leben unb G.lsgenbeit bofen min, fd
In atblsiiidxn Spielsn Inn tperthooa.
9reiie su beipsr6sn. Der follte nifa psr'
feblen bem jfsjte bei5inpobnsn.
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geaurisniua,iel.

gounipsaomnifdr Trsb. g. ggsT.
fslmann, Der prdfibent Der Beb6rbe,
iptrb am 4. ausuft aug bem amit
fd)eiben. bd Ct 3ipei 9ase ip6ter i.iE.
,iieuen amtspfIi9ien ais epuntpsglsr.
su iibernsbmen bat. DeHelmanrta
RadfoIssr III 6err u. G. Dittenborf,
ber fir ben unbeenbieten Iernin &c,
nannt iperben ipirb, ba Der regslm6s
Biee umtsterusin erft am II. Septezls
Der begtnni. Ser @HuIratb. BEN
Serr Wiittsnborf iett afs Weitslisb
argtb6rt, pirb benFeIbn bsnrnai5
fdon Friiber perfisrtn, als urfpriins.
lid onssnDmmeu ipurbe. Cine pias
fommsn. aunbe fir bic f5einbe b.s
oeuiI9en llnterridts.
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lsinidraafaua Der @aarenabIiefnnna

Die sietoiI gserhants 9Iiiocintion
Der SaubeIstammer bat seiterH anee.
fiinbist, bag oie NiigIieoer iia mt
Miifiiht Giif ben srieg uuo Die &c.
boisne Sparfamisit ;u sinsr Gin
f!hrdnfiing Der BaarenabIiefertna
Dcrpflsffet hnben. Gas arrangement
tritt am 1. sliisiIit in sraft. Gs wire
oann nnr cine a(bIiefer,ipg itatiiin.
ben, ipogesen baS iett sipei. imb brei.
nal per Gag geidiebt. sluf tuerben
@anreu mir Md, inrerbaIb 6rei Ea-
gen bonn 8erfmtfsSahm ON unige.
taui4t. Mud bas e. 8. D.ss@ei9dft
iou giuidrdufirneen erfobren.
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9egeno ar6eiter. beliitigt baben foa,
iruroe olc Nlanninaft oes OIL geront'
fer Gde befinbIid)en Sprieenbmiie'
sena6ridtigt. 9entnart gSiuiam @eni
imn eiltise sseueripebrleute beaaben
ii6 an Grt un6 Stene. ,aber Der Neger
CAB 5crienselb. gefolgfpsn einer I'M.
MGR nlebr anipadienben aeenifen'
rense. Die Setingo siHg crit iiber Ell
Hiee 3dine uno bann fogdr iiber biz
SausbddJes. aH Der @eitern apeniiC
unc Canton Strabe ipraug er BON ben
Dnb ino fonHte oa erit oingfeit ge'
.H.sft tperoen. CIR iulir6e iuegen gro
ben llnfiigs eingeiperrt.
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gtsr qerfOneu get6btet
nnb anet berlebt.

uub Swet berlsBt.
Rdrttngptlle, SrO., 24-Sult.
Sin Mann, Ietne beipen SoFne uno
cine gsrpanbte purben am GienIta8
Qlbenb oet6Dtet uRO feline TpGu uHo
So6ter DerIeBt, aIs eiH 4utomDbil, IN
benz iie fu6ren, feds Wletlen noro=
li6 bon WlarttnsOtlle Don einem
Ganbbabns8aggon uberfabren nHrOe.
Die Spbten iiuo: Reo. 9e6rse
Sderer, 81 Sabre alt, pou Eoae1tsr'
Snb.: Wsd6lon urb 5reoertd 'S9erer'
feine S0bne, 13 begin. 10 Sabre alt,
iub Grau 8. 8. Sutton, 35 Sabre
alt. BON gst6igan, S,tHpeiter Der 6rau
S6erer. Grau S9erer uR0 lire I
Sabre ate So4ter @ula puroen
i9per perleBt.
iFarmgebduOe oerbn1berteu Die Aus@
fi6t auF bic &reu3ung unD oas 4ulo
purbs brett Dor bic Gar geFd4rsn.
Eep. S6erer mar erit Dor 5'prt
Dofen ols iut6eriifsr 9rebtger orots
uirt poroen. Qlu3 Erau S6erer 1T
cine prbinirte g}dItoriiI. Die Qeute ma
rem ua6 Olne5, SG., urterpegs, IDo lls
sinen 8eiu9 maaen poIIteH.
SuQutGage3uitano0erIeBt.
Baltimore, Tb., "a. Suti. -
CBaJeu ben 8erbuuO Der Idtional Rea
toll Ntonument Dealers pon 4merttd
rrb feline 9enmtcu puroe bier pOn ben
Buubss GroBgsf6poreHeu cine ans
Haze lpegen ongebIi6er 9erleBung bes
S6ermon antt SruitgeieBes erR6beH.
o 6r Rage pom 4rafi6enteH
unter3et6uet.
DaT6tugton, "a, SaIt. - Die
gorluoe, pelde $640,0O0,000 Fir
glerppfune ulsiebt, purbe am 9iensa
tua bur6 bic llnterIdrtft oes Prdtt
Oentsn sinn SeieB.
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1Imfdae,

Die Maftinsnbuu.r suispb
Sermes, 81 Sabre aGf. uHb an Der
Queen gitp fpobnbaft, ioipis Der %
SABRE aIts GbdrIss SubbfOn, bon
RO. 1859 9ublsp Strube, tpsl4e 3ur
Radti9ttt in Der Cincinnati Wiillius
Wa9ms SO. in SatlsD seb6ren, gss
rietbsn in bic 5ransmiHioH. Germs
brad bos Iints gsin unb ben linfel
4rm. Sein &umerab iaiu NIT einissn
uHbebeutenben G9rammsn bdpou.
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Grdben Elm, lie purben aber pieber
NIT einem 9egenangriff baruus Dera
triebeu. Cine anbere fstROli4s 4bt6ei'
lung brurs in cine unjerer SdppeN
6ftli9 bon @iDenao fes Ga 9di1es
Elm. Ginsr unisrer 2eute ptro per'
mibt.
Ule5r dls bier Conner 8omben
ipurben DON uuIsreu Glisgeru ouf bic
fsinoIi4en GlugpldBe, WtunitiOnssOes
pots uub Giienbabnitatiouen obgepprs
fen. llufsrs Glieger itiebsu auf peni'
ger beutft. GluBsuge uno bic &dmpfe
pursn ni6t 70 beftigsr Grt. 9rei
feiubIite RaiaiHen purben abge'
fchoiieu.
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Cine mittel eurupaii6e
tpirtbibaftlibe lIniun
SFiebtin ber 9ilbung Sc,
ariffen.


amFerbam, "a. Sunt. mis
aus Di,n s.melbtt pirb, finb cine
Reibe iDirt6f9aftli9er aonfer.n5en
api6en beutiten unb 6iterrsi4ii4'
unsarif4en Rsprdfentanien arransirt
porbsn. Gs bonbeIt ii9 babel I'M ar.
rangements, bic fir, bic 3sit na4
bsm arisss n5tbis uerosn. unb Die
aonfsrnpsn bilbsn ben eriteH S9ritt
our Grridtuus Der Dielbefpro6enea
mittsIeuropdii6.n wirfH4aftIi4sn
@ereiniguns.
Der Saupi5ipsd Der Gonfsren3 sur
iebisen 3eit III Der. IN GripGsune gu
aieben, pas DeutI9lanb unb Seitsrs
reid llnsarn, NIT 5ilfs Der Eiirtet
unbgulgarisns ibun t5nnsu, I'M cine
nirtb5ddfilide llnion gu sriinben, bic
I'm Stdnbs III, Der pirtbiddftli4en
Union Der entente su opponir,n, bic
IN Der pariier aonfren3 sssriiubtt
purbe.
Hie Reoisytttsa N Juatt Ehis
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gaafif4t t@smHt6Gt4tett

- - .
Der Retrut 9G6mdnn trdgt fsin
Ggpe6r, elm 4aur Stiefel uRb einen
9ai6 Grpo in Iein 0uortter. Da bes
aeanet INN Elm frenber Serr uro rebet
i'm ur: -Sunn Gr mir OieIlei4t ia'
gen, no Der StdStratb rDo5Ht2"
.Ree, ors peeb i9 nt9."
r3eunt Gr mid oenn uiht9'
rgfee, tDesB Gott, t4 Tenn sic
ni9.1
,0eiB gr nlio uiht. Der i'd btu9"
rRe, bos lutsB id u6 ni6; i'm sic
pteQeiat Der 6err 2duorath9"
Der Greul6e fdiitteIt NIT BEN
&Opfs.
,Soer gar or Serr Dtiniiter9A
Ser GrenOe i3iitteIt ubermuIs.
so, ba fin CIV am Gno' Der Ssrr
Ser3og Ierber2"
,Grrutbenl"
81, 6errieeTss, bd nm gle anal 70
out uno halte mir E Bisheu metre
StisfeI uno msinsu 2otb grob. OaB
Id ssbnen bic Idulotge S)ounsnr ma
9sn u1S prGIsuttIsn tcnn!-
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Gs mar aam6mOrb.

Coroner Or. @aier bat gefterr IN
lSafen hes Sooes bes Gf,onfnirt6S
@ooIpb @argeu, BON Der 9ritten itn6
Gin StraBe. ein gerOift abaegebeH,
mon0b oerielbe am 10. Sail bon slr.
fur Benoergait, Der i'm nliSpliiu6eru
ipollte ertdoiien ipuroe.
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garbiere aHf arieaspiaS.

Ole gar6ierofahIc Dor BEN od6er
ron ggoIf & s5eirncrbing. GOT ginc
Strobe. iinb g o. 3rtiiel, 1908 Zinc
StroEe, tpitr6en IN Der Radt aii
Gienitng BON oben bis rrtcn nit H,r.
Be beIhniert. Die PoIisei icu auf DIE
lleteItbdr,r, ols ipeIdpe man @arbicr.
eebiIfeu in 9erbatlt bat, faI)noen.
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Die Rriessaasaabem Gns.
.Iancs
g.Iiefsu ii9 in ben Isstsn 112 zassu
auf $50, ,975. 600 tdslif.
sic iperb.n Dor gnbs beg Rsdnunss,
ia9rss auf $40.O00,0O0 iteissn.

2onbOn, "a. Suli. anbrep go,
mar Gam, Der S6abtansIsr, eriu9t.
an Dieniias I'M lIntsrbaus um cine
ipeitere 8riessOsripilIisung in 55bs
bon 650.000,000 pfunb; bic 10,
ariessperipinisuns felt ausuit 1914
unb bic sroBts felt BEN ausbrn9 bts
sfrieees. Gs bate bits ben gssitn eis
ner allSemeinen Debate iiber ben
2riss sur GcIs.. bic po6rfdeinIit
spti Soge bausrn ipirb.
Dtr S9osiansler iaste IN feiner
RsSs bob bic aRssabsu GngIanbs iG