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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-05-31
Mayor Edward Brown and ]. P.
120 King Street

Mayor Edward Brown and j. p.
Hawkins transacted business at James
vile Wednesday.
Mrs. j. Reynolds of Monroe spent
part of last week here with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ching.
Mrs. w. C.. Smart of Shoshoni,
Wyoming, was a guest at the Ralph
Smart home last week.
Mr.. H. W. Rood of Madison was the
guest of Prof and Mrs. w. r. Rood the
latter part of the week.
Get your flag ready and in line for
the big parade which forms in front of
the city hall at l o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ellsworth have
purchased the house of Mrs. Samuel
Fitzsimons on Iowa street.
Mrs. Fred w. GRADER returned
Thursday from an extended sojourn at
Hendersonville, N. Carolina.
Miss Anna Kim of Milwaukee is
of her mother, Mrs. John Kim.
- Fred Church of GAINESVILLE, who has
been here visiting his sister, Mrs. B.
Dunwiddie, returned to his home Friday.
Mrs. w. G. Holmes returned Friday
from Hendersonville, North Carolina,
where she has been spending the winter.
Mrs. j. E. Mueller was called here
Wednesday from Chicago owing to the
illness of her brother, Edward Alblinger.
Mrs. Andrew Whitford and daugh-
ter have returned from a ten days visit
with relatives at Richland Center and
Beloit
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Cox re-
turned Friday from a ten days visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Thomas Cant,
at Waldwick.
The Senior German Club Of the high
school, accompanied by their teacher,
Miss Edna Wiegand, enjoyed a picnic
supper at Castle Rock Thursday evening.
The board of directors of the fair
association displayed good judgment in
selecting Wallace Martin for secretary.
All together now for the biggest anG
best fair in our history.
DIR. w. j. Morgan, Rev. William N
, Jeuck and mother, Mrs. William Jeuck
ST., and Mrs. j. j. Fielder motored L
/ Dubuque Thursday to visit at the HON,
of Frank Hilger and to Cuba City t
} visit Mrs. Catherine Fielder
Mrs. Theodore Martin and thre,
J children and Miss Gladys Huxtable re
t turned last week from a six weeks
: visit with the formers parents at Har
rison, Arkansas.
e Mrs Thomas Harris and daughte
Il Esther, Mrs. A. Meyers and daughte
i Mildred, returned to their homes q
j Juda, Sunday, after visit at the hon
J. Of MIR. and Mrs. William Opie.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-05-31
Marriage Announcement.

Mr.. and Mrs. M. Neitzke announce
the marriage of their daughter, Emma
Lenore, to Mr.. Palmer Allen, on Thurs
day, May, "a, 1917, in Chicago, Illinois.
At Balbora, c. T., Panama, after June
Is, 1917.
This is an announcement which has
reached immediate relatives in this city
where the groom is well known and has
many friends interested in his welfare
in every way. He is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Allen, former residents of
Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-05-31
W.. Penhallegon & Co.
PUBLIC SCHOOL PATRIOTISM.

Never was there grander or more
Impressive display of patriotism hy the
teachers and pupils of Mineral Points
public schools than that which took
place here last Friday afternoon.
Teachers Of the grades asscmbIed
with their pupils at the high school
building, where procession was formed
and. to the music of the high school
band of sixteen members, marched to
the Municipal Theatre. The procession
was fully one-half mile loug. Every
teacher and scholar carried a Gag and
waived it Justify. 1t was u sight which
stirred patriotism as it passed down
High street and was greeted with vol
umes of applause by the hundreds gath
cred on the sidewalks. At the theatre
were assembled in waiting & sufficient
number, siconssting of veterans of the
civil war. Relief Corps ladies and citi-
zens in.general. to test its capacity, and
when the school forces arrived il be-
came necessary for the ushers to as
sumo sardne Gamers tactics. The
scheme worked well and more CON
tented and patriotic gathering could not
be readily imagined.
The program, conceived and conduct
ed by the school forces, proved to be
the cream of event. 1t was replete
and strictly appropriate. So well did
every one who took part perform,
every person fortunate enough to be
present is still talking thereof in words
of unlimited praise, not collectively,
but individually.
The program rendered, together with
the names Of those enlisted as partici-
pants, may be found under the head of
"School Notes" published elsewhere in
this paper.
To Superintendent Rood and his corps
of willing teacher assistants 10 drilling
the pupils to such a high point Of eff
cheney displayed in the patriot exercises
more than ordinary praise is due. Such
is the verdict of all citizens.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-05-31
Successful Entertainment.

The entertainment given at St. Mary s
Hall last Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings, by the pupils Of ST. Mary's school
drew large audiences. The program
WAS presented in an excellent manner,
the humorous situations bringing out
hearty applause. The violin music rend-
cred by Masters Leo and George Fled
lor and the piano selections by Mrs.
Jacob Ketter and Miss Gertrude Stude
were splendid addition to the enter
tainment. The proceeds were very sat
factory
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-05-31
Baccslaureate Exercises.

A capacity congregation attended the
baccalaureate exercises for this year s
graduating class OF the high school
at the Methodist church Sunday evening.
The pastor, Rev c. w. Emery, deliv-
cred thoughtful and appropriate ser
mon, which contained much food for
reflection and if his advice to the class
is needed their future lives win be more
useful in the course they choose to pur-
sue. Advantage was taken by the
decorating committee of tie beautiful
ornaments nature puts on ut this sea
son to make the church most pleasing
and in harmony with the occasion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-05-31
The Local Field
-Correll & Martin for clothing

-Correll & Martin for clothing
Mineral Point chautauqua July 9Th
to 18th.
Mrs. Catherine Mulcahy is visiting
her daughter at Hollandale.
Miss Cecilia Mongold returned Fri
day from visit at Platteville.
Elmer Mitchell returned Friday
from business trip to Madison.
Mrs. Nj. Kohn of Chicago is guest
at the home of her brother, II. S. We'll.
W. r. Smith transacted business at
Depue, H., from Tuesday until Friday.
j. j. Fielder was at Lake Mills and
Milwaukee on business Thursday and
Friday.
Pierre Roger has returned from a
six weeks stay at Hendersonville, N.
Carolina.
Ralph Smart and family returned
Monday from visit with relatives at
Linden.
Mrs. Alex Metz and two sons re-
turned Thursday from visit at Monroe
and Madison,
Brighten up that old floor or piece
of furniture with Pitcairn Sole Proof
colored varnish. -Ivey's Pharmacy. II
-Mesdames Roy Reed, May Reed and
John Short visited at the pleasant farm
home of VIM. Jewell on Friday.
Miss Eulalia Richards was guest
at the Dwight Baker home at Blanch-
ardville, several days last week.
Rev. William n. Jeuck returned tc
Marshfeld Friday after pleasant visit
with his mother and other relatives.
Miss Bernice and Lavon Dunn and
John Ross spent Sunday with Mrs
Charles Dunn, ST.. at Pleasant View.
-Megdames Morris Proctor and Har
ny Fessenden visited their sister, Mrs
Jas. Pengelly, ct Dodgeville Thursday
Mrs. A. G. Poole and daughter
Genevieve of Darlington spent tbs
week end at the Henry Halverson home
Miss Katherine thinner returned t,
her home at Racine, Wednesday, afte
a visit with Mrs. John Esch and family
Milton Unterholzner left Tuesda
for st. Francis to attend the Alumni
which will be held at Pic Mono Colleg
there Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gorgen, Jr, an
Misses Anna Walker and Mary Meeha
attended the funeral Of James Kearn
at Willow Springs on Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. p. 3. Allen move
into the Padon home on Vine sire,
last week and Jos. L. Jackson now o.
cupies his house, which they vacated.
Miss Annie Schaaf, teacher Of Il
Oak Park school, closed q suceessf
term with very pleasing entertain
ment Friday evening. at the scho
house. There was large ATTENDANCE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-05-31
Summer Session in the Public Schools

Because Of large number Of children
who need special help on account of
sickness and absence from school, over
crowded conditions, or other causes, it
is proposed to conduct summer session
if sufficient number of children desire
the work. 1t is probable that school
will be held only in the forenoon for a
period OF six or eight weeks and that
one teacher can handle the work.
It is necessary to know at once how
many viii avail themselves Of the OPP
| portunity. Parents will make applica-
tion for their children to the teachers
or to the undersigned.
w. r. ROOD, Supt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-05-31
Death of Frank Spensley.

Announcement Of the death Of Frank
Spensley reached this city last week.
He died at his home in Sioux City, la. /;
had been in failing health for some
time. His age was around 60 years.
A wife survives him.
Deceased, who grew to manhood in
Mineral poinc, was the eldest son OF
the late James Spensley. Those Of
this place who remember him. readily
call to micd his genial, kind-hearteC
| nature and experience feeling Of scr.
row . er his death.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-05-31
NUMBER %
w. ]. PENHALLEGON 81 CO
A BIG CLEANUP OF
GOOD SHOES
AT Bargain Prices.

We have gone through our stock
and selected a lot of single pairs
and broken lots and have them all
displayed to make selection easy.
You'll find many desirable goods
at less than former prices.
This should strongly appeal to
the thrifty, economically inclined.
particularly when shoes ofall kinds
are increasing in price daily. The
low prices will surprise you.
A varied assortment of womens
MILDLY Blouses, Suits and Wash
Skirts at extremely low prices.
Our line of Summer Fabrics,
Wash Goods, etc. was never more
complete, and best of all. they are
all offered at last seasons prices.
a good assortment of Curtain
Materials, short lengths, enough
Tor one or two pairs curtains. at
Half Price,
Embroideries at a discount of
II IL per cent.
Don't buy anything in our lines
until you see our goods and COM
pare our prices. You'll find your
dollar will get you more at
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-05-31
Suffered a Paralytic Stroke.

Our respected townsman, Charles
Gilman. suffered paralytic stroke
Saturday evening. At the time of
going to press he was still unconscious
and in serious condition at his home.
Many are the friends hoping for his
recovery.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-05-31
July 4th and Field Day.
Madison, Wis.

Arrangements are being made to con-
duct celebration and field day in this
city on July 4th. Committees have been
appointed and they are getting plans
under way for rousing observance in
this city on that day. Further notice
and full particulars will be given in this
paper later.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-05-31
Typewriting at Home.

| take this method of informing the
public that | shall be pleased to receive
orders to do typewriting at home. My
experience has been such as to cause
me to feel confident of giving satisfac-
ton. MRS. EUNICE KELLEY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-05-31
SOMEWHAT PREVIOUS.

The Tribune for this week is printed
upwards of twenty-four hours ahead
of the customary time that its force
may enjoy participating in Memorial
Day services.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-05-31
WALL PAPERS

enables us to secure an extra large
discount Vein turn give you the
benefit Of the low price at which
we secure them.
Why not have your rooms pa
pered exactly as you want them ?
No doubt you have some partic-
ular design in mind-come here,
we have it at any price you wish
to pay, ranging from ? cents to 81
per roll.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-05-31

The Mineral Point Chautauqua. under
the auspices of the Dorcas Society, will
be held from July fifth to eleventh, in
elusive.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-05-31
Get Your Badge.

The members of the Red Cross are
requested to meet in the public library
Wednesday at one O'Clock to receive
badges for marching in the parade.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-05-31
Let Us Paper Your Home

We want you to look over our
selected line of paper chosen from
the best designs of foremost East
ern manufacturers.
The quantities in which we buy
These
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-05-31
Excursion TO Texas.

Special excursion in our private Pull
man car leaving Mineral Point 30 .. m.
June 10, for the Lower Rio Grande VAL
ley Of Texas. the best agriculture land
in the world. Special rates 20 man and
wife. See Roy Loyelace for reserva-
ton. 3W
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-05-31

Get in line for the parads, O'Clock.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25
lImentiAiebem
Ut es, fper fir Den Sob DON StaHleg
llnsebneblrr perautipprtlidp &C.
ma6t perben fam.

Coroner Or. Sduer CAB geiiern ieis
nen Dabriprua in Saden beg Sobes
Don StaRIe9 ungsbuebler, BON go. 3
Sc gtoD Court e6, Der por etHieen
0p3en an Der MnbiIpn Roao uHo
2lnnpooo 9toenue bon einem Qutomoz
bil tobtgeIabtsn purbe uno ertlGrte,
paB bos betreffeabe Qutomobil gisens
tbum OOu Gprtl DaIib mar. gBer jes
bod ben Ddaen Isntts, mar Goroner
0r. Bauer auBer gtanos nit Be
itimmtbeit feit5uIteneu.
Sames DaliD uro iein 9ruoe-
@Dril 0afIb, Topie 9arrp @abiu, bic
in 9erbinOung nit bem 10 trasiich
Derlauienen llrfau oerboftet tpurosn,
pGbsn ii6 beute in Der 4ngelegenbett
i'm Uluni3ipaI9srift gu perdutrporte1
ba6sn Coroner Or. Bauer bate ee'
fern in oisIsm San nod Stto Balm,
Don Ro. 1880 If6lano 2tpeHus, Oorge1
laben, Der jebo6 auf QRratben ieines
0srtbeiDissrs fsine 4usiagsn Derpsi'
oerte.
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- Iie BolBiiten &alter 5. Gar
nep, S0iepb Dleper uno @IQiam
&tiuutman pom cdtcu 9utrifI, piIr-
oat. geitcrn pom Toli5eidjef Gopelan
sl,ter Ger glnflage oes ilngebilbrlIben
Se;ragen5 bonn Gienit iuspenoirt uno
oeroen li6 Dor SiherDeitsoIrettor
SrieOlanoer perantrorten nutlieH. SIe
uerfcH belduIOigt, am glbeno oes 10.
Wtai III eilIem &Iublofal in Sauie gto
2619 YecaH StruBe SSalter Filtor,
JON 9to. % Sit .Robclle StraBe, ais er
Jegcn ein BORT geiuugeues 2ieO prote.
liirt bate, gepriigeIt gu baben. Die
YcII5IIten oeinnOsn ii0 Sur 3cit nid)t
in GIenit.
- Ger @ablratb piro alrf 8eiiung
oes Staats iefretars am Ufoutag nit
erner Jtahoriifung her BCtition begilt-
lien, Die ion bier CHS nn6 Columbus
geianot noroen srar, I'm cine Jleieren.
SunlabitirnuIng gelegentlid Der
.9erpinpob! ii5er Die 5rauenItinn.
ted,t5'rage berbei0nfiibren. 9ie Gcti.
ton trdJt 22,O00 llntcrifriiten, Die
ani ibre ghtbeit gepriiit peroen
iollen.
- giirgermeilter &ia Gnloler boz,
gItlanta, Ga, bat geitern 8ilrgernIei,
tier gudJta elm 9Ghihreiten iiir Die
BcileiosSepeihe anldblih oes fiir5'
l!d)en grogeH 6euerS IN 9ltLdntn &c,
inrot Gr ounft oiid iiir oie angebotene
findn5ieae llnterltiitIng. benlerft lc.
tod, oaB Die Siireer ron 9ltlama fei.
ncr llntcrltileung pom onsrDdrts be.
oiirien.
- GoItmeiiter SoeI s. Glore bat ga.
tern befurutt gegeberl, 0aB an fonmen-
rem WittDnb, Dem @rdberidprtdings
tage, feina Boft abgeliefert tperoen
lctrb uno bag I'M Sa,iptpoltmnt MIR
en- ein5iges Seuiter fir Den 9riefmar.
tsarerfauf geoffnet iein lpiro. p4brenO
auc iibrigen Oeparteinents iotpie mld,
tie SDeigpoItdnrter ben ea1Ben Gag
Ceibloiien fem iperoen.
Oos neue Utarttbdus an Der
0ilbert Qosnus, nabe peebles Corner,
tuuroe seitern NIT elmer biibfben Geier
er6ffnet. aeIes,ntIid fpslder 8iirasrz
metitsr Yudta bic Sduptrebe hieIt,
udbreub auberoem nod gertretsr Der :
iaiebener 9irgerpersinigungsn ans
Ipraden bieltsn.
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Sizes nnb Sas.

Teiterrrebrf)ef Sollitou erbielt
deiiern etren Shed iiber 500 pom @i'
aeitbiimer oes QeerleB Store uIs aH'
erfcnmmg fiir bic 9bdtigfeit Der
9ditmannifaiten gelegeHtlih oes
fiirjlifen syerers in rem Geihdft. 0as
@cl0 ipuroe iuie iibIih oem 5eiter'
iucl,r. Neutrality-suspicious. iiberpieierl
- Charles u. Srcuuo, Der gegen'
rpdrtipe @ertrcter Der %. @aro i'm
Sta6trato, bat cine @ie6errpmination
abaclcbnt uno Die repu6Iifaniitle Gre
.iltipc Ser gearN bat ais ieiuen gtut'
iolger Sarrn q. Gr>, pou gto. 1881
atrbu 9Iocnue, irOoiitrt.
- 9iirgermeiiter gutta bat geitern
sire ginIaeunJ oes aIutomobil Clubs
5ur Sbciinablue an Dem 9lutomobil.
angelonlHen, ipelter Der
Stub am IL. SSllri fiir Die @oiietfin.
Sc, ocrauitoltet
- GuperintenSent ,SreS. Maa1
rou Strabenreinieunes0 es0Cpartement
pire beute Die A. &ieoertebr oss Ia.
1cS ieiern, on lpeIfenl ar in Sas 2trn.
be.reiRieunesoepartement etntrat.
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GntlaHen
BarSsn 45 arns Ssufsi, bic iueesu
augeblider @abli6iuiuSeleien in
Saft senummen iuareH.

siidfer SoItiter ieste eeitern i'm
5inflans nit ieiner fiir5Iid absesebc-
ilen GrttidRi0inls, Iaut tueldlcr bic i'm
sSariiar peeen ansebIiden EtlbI.
'd,fu;noelei BON ben @lutaeAsroBge.
:hlporenen erb0benen gInflaeen unsa.
ietlih truren, As arrne IeIifel frei. Die
ie.: Der 3eit I'm 9olmtpgeidnantB in
Daptou 1eisiien battei, nGdpoe.n iie lid,
DclEnls formea idatIoig befasmt bar.
ten, ihre Stiiunien pertmlit su babcn.
slidter Soliiier foroerte Die 9eiitr,
ais or tie IN Sreiteit ieete. aitf oenr
SS5lmocsmaridnl Geoannep ibre
gl0rciien 81 binterIniien. oarnit man
ibrer. fnas oos Gbertninoesgeridt ole
entideioums unritoben foIlte. boftbaft
lurSen fonnc inh oic MeigeIoiIcnen
erfIGrten iid bier5u auh iofort bereit.
gunoes. .1iitriftdnpult 9olin Der.
Ioabrte iit eeitern hbriaens entidie.
ben sesea bic SniiTuiation. bob CT aus
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@iberipredeao
SinS angabeu bnriber, mic Der Col
Dat Sionep grpan 5u ieiHem
luOe fam.

Diberipreheno fpdren bic RIusida
gen, bic eslegsntli9 oes gsitrisen sJn.
queits ifbet ben Soo oes Uiilssrs
Sibnep 8rpon ssIsssntli6 oss ge=
m.ini9oftlih bon Coroner Dr.. Bauer
uno Ropitdu u. q. 9cbmnn pom Grits
ten Regimeut abgsbaItensu Snaueits
abasgeben fpurosn. 8rnan itdrb be.
tanntIib am 9isnitaa 2lbeub i'm fab
iii9en 5oIpital an elmer &ugeItpunOc,
bic ibm auf Der &. II. ". Bride bon
isinsm Rumerabtn 5sRrp Gornen bel
aebraht fporbtn ipdr.
Cornell oerIiterte auh seloeniIidj
beg Suqueits, bub e I'D um ,inen
uusfiidli6en 3uioa eebnnbsIt babe
bd ipdbreub er auf bsm Daeen TaE
fsiR Curt iih I0ite uno er beim BE.
feftigen oes 0urts nen RepoIper bers
aus3os. nobel ii6 bic Daff. srtluc
uno bic aueel ben binter BEN Wogsn
bfmbIidsn grpnr trdf. tpabrenb Cor
nell Ielbft auf bsm Wogsn fab, duf
psI6em 9sIts uad Gort S5Omas be-
firoert purben.
Sm biretten Diberfpruh nit oieisr
glusIaaen itdno,H bic angdben bes
auf Der Burde itotiOnirtsu pOIbifteH
George 1bomsr, behen S6iIoerung
na6 Cornell. Der ben Wagsu lsuite,
bireti auf 9rpon anlegte uub trOB
Ietusr, Sbomer's Warnung, bic Wafs
(. Gborldts, pOrauf grpun JuIams
menbrua. 9bomsr iprdng barH duf
BEN Sdnperpertuunostsr su uHo frug
ION parum gorn.u duf FIN eeidpfsn
babe. 9rpan periu6te gu untporteH,
p,rlor isbo9 i'm fsIbeH GugenbIid bas
8etpubtfsiu.
Rorporal Trs,mnr edb an, odb
Cornell BEN grpun sugerufen babe, er
tutirbe ibn nidbt duf BEN Waesn NIT
fd6reu IafIen, pObet sr auh feiHeu
Repolper soa unb auf grpan dulegte.
iSrseman belt oi.fes isbOt fir sinen
Stgrj uHo fiiats bin5u, bas Cornell
tereits bprber auf stpsi anbere Solod.
ten is;usn ReboIper i'm Shsr5 auges
legt Gatte. GebnlifH @nguber mdas
ten aud Der Ssrgsdnt gturtrn Sibort
uuo Der Gemeine Sorri'on Ginep.
Die WilttGrbeb6roen nsbuisn ben
stanbpIntt sir, bub Cornell be,
Surisoittipn DEG RiIitdrgeritts uns
tsrFeht unb 6ab Coroner Dr. 8auer's
Gntffei6uug dbiulut tstHe 8eoeutun1
Bat.
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parA!pnserte.
Sns CONNER SpmpbUnicordeitsr
siebt IA BarffOn5erte wabrenO
oeS Semmers.

9uut ben ssitsrn BON Der parttOm'
miiiipn getroffeHsn 4nOrouunsen 'Dtro
bos CONNER Spmpbonieor6ettsr
tpdhrgnb bss Somlners ddt Son5erte
i'm Burnet Boobs Ilart uub ieas
apn5erte i'm Goen Bart gebsn. Die
iibrissn bier 9on3srte i'm 8urnet
Wpoos Yari puroen Gsberesr's 3as
psue iibertrasen uno Wsber's Aupeas
piro IL &On5erte i'm Gosn Bart sez
ben. Die aunasrtioiipu im @tS pari
nimmt am 3. Suni ibren asSns.
Der Randlbouleparo tptrb laut osm
gsftern pOn Der parttommiion aut
9erdnlnHrng upn Staotrafbsmitgliso
UIuIlsr gsiabtsu Sei9luB rGentral
partrpup" beibsn.
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Gen geliern cine aIagc iiber 5000 gs.
gen ben Biirgen an.
70 ate1 nidt terantwo . t.
lid.
Sn Ger $1,000 Qlage, tDel6e q e l.
lie 9f al o n Dor einiger 3eit gegen
ocn iriiberen Director fir oiientlide
gr0eiteIl, Yietor z. Brice uno oeiieH
tniHteridbrieen Gobn Ibonios Brice,
eingereidt bot, hieb 9iidter 9uspei'
Ter geitern ben @iluumlo oes ilteren
8ertlagtcn gut un6 bcpiaiete Der aId'
.eeria 10 Sage 3e:t, UNI ibre alage.
IDrlit 3iI amsnoiren. SRI. Uialon,
Ueltc iin 1auie Yrice's als Gonuer.
noltte tbdtie ipar, nIaftc in Der alage
gelttno, oab Der nuge Taiee lie fort'
mdbreno IN Der brl,taliteH gSeiie be,
hG1oelt babe unS iie bcbalIptete, hab
c3 Sadle ieiues @oters getueien tpdre,
lies 5u perbin0ern Ger letterc
Gianopunft rpnrec pon oein Rlhter
ols rid)t iticbbnItip befllnten, neil au5
Ter 9laeeidrift nidyt berucrgebe, oab
Ger cItere price I'M bic tpanolungen
ieine5 SyroBlines geipubt ODER oieiel.
ten begiIrutigt ba6e.
9ta4laB. g den.
5reb. SAFER iii Seitameutsooaitre.
der bcn Gli}abetD Safer; BeriOnalien
$ti50, @rm6eigentbum $3.50.
SSuicpb gaiIer lit SGinnIentsbon'
Iireder bon Dtaria guiIer; 8eriona.
lten SOS. Brlnt6eiaeIttblIm $4,000.
8erihiebenes.
Gle @uiie & Bergman go. crlnngta
eih llrtbeiI iiber $t19.05 gegen Ibo.
aleS DicDOnOrgb; SyobR .. steIler elm
icines iiber S196.05 geoen euIIlD
Gorion; Gml s. Styroeocr ein ioI6es
iiber $1iO aegen Stepe Pontitos.
Qle Barf galmorp Go. flagt aut
Bruno angeblihen aontrnftbrudes
cine tyoroerung iiber $500 eegen
Dipron San Gleef, einen tbrer iriibe-
rem 4genten elm.
Tie Cincinnati &orfinemen's Club
Yuiloiua & 2om 60. tlagte cine SD.
potbeficrSeriug iiber .$3317.7S gegeu
IelIie S'Goruor II. Q. elm.