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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10

The United States army when the
draft is filled, will total 1,4l2,OOO.
Canada's war expenditures are now
about $3.50. 900 per day The total
war expenditures have reached $685.
600, 900.
kingdom Gould, eldest son Of George
Gould, capitalist, has asked exemption
from enforced military duty on me
grounds of having dependents to sup
port.
The navy department has contract
ed for 100000 yards of woolen cloth
for uniforms, the cost being Sl6,OOO'-
900. Fifteen million pounds OF wool
will be required to make the cloth, and
delivery must be made in seven
months. The cloth will make l,OOO,-
600 shirts. 100000 pairs of trousers
! and $4,000 OvercOats.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10
DESTRUCTIVE HAILSTORM.

A destructive hailstorm is
reported at Landing Thursday
afternoon. Many farmers are
said to have suffered heavy
losses. Among those suffering
the most severe losses were the
Havlicak brothers. Walter
Conaroe. William Palmer, the
Canfields and Paul Bultinch,
Crossing into the Arbon valley
the storm is said TO have done
considerable damage. among
the losers being G. S. Randall,
Luther Estep and Clint Miller.
many of the farmers were am
ply protected by hail insurance,
ly protected by hail insurance,
but some who had no insur-
ance will lose heavily.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10

The government viii appeal all cases
for selectiye draft where exemption
was granted by the local exemption
board on the ground of having depen-
dents All other cases are subject to
appeal, even those granted for physi-
cal reasons, but probably none such
will be brought. The appeals will be
taken before the state board at Boise.
Attorney W. r. Griswold has been en-
ployed to represent the government in
these appeals and will bring them be-
fore the state board at the earliest
possible date.
One purpose of the appeals is to Sc
cure uniformity of decisions. To IL
lustrate, some county boards may be
very liberal in constituting the regula-
tions relating to dependents. Others
will be more strict in observing the
instructions given them, and will not
consider a wife who has means of her
own sufficient to provide for her wants
and those of her children, as being de-
pendent. Thus it will result that in
some districts all married men Will
be exempted, and in others some will
be called to service. 1t probably is
the purpose of the government to in
auire into the merits of such cases IN
order to apply the same rules to all
who are liable TO service.
Where exemptions are granted for
physical disqualifications there VIII
probably be no appeals unless there
are grounds for suspecting fayoritlsm-
In such cases the government repre-
sentative is authorized to use his dis-
cretion.
In view of the fact that quick action
is imperative it is hardly probable
that the state board can give more
than superficial consideration to each
case. There are already twenty-slx
cases to be appealed from this county
and if there are a proporuonate num-
2 her from the other counties OF the
state the state board will have be-
e tween 500 and 1000 of such cases
e alone. and probably several hundred
: appeals where exemptions we're no'
r granted II all doubts are resolved
~ in favor of the government there VII
> he few who have been certified to'
; service who will be released, and som'
y, who have been exempted may nav
- their exemption annulled. Whethe
l. married men will be exempted or no
% will depend upon the constructor
= which the state board may put on IN
regulations relating to dependents.
n The state board has made it know
e that il will be unnecessary for thos
II appealing from the decisions OF tn
,e local exemption board to employ al
h torneys to assist them. A simple al
a fidavit. setting forth the facts, tn
IS board AYERS, will receive just as muc
[. attention and Just as close consider
~ alton. however crudely drawn, as
: such we're presented by an attorne
IS All the board is seeking. and all thi
,e will influence them. is the facts
le each case to guide them in reaching
is decision.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10

Washington state militia, and is men
tally. physically and morally quail
fed to assume whatever responsible
ties may come to him.
Arthur E. Melch, an employe OF the
Boise -Payette Lumber company at
American Falls, has also been select
ed for training at the officers reserve
camp. Mr. Welch came from Enter
prise Oregon; about year ago and
returned there for a visit few days
ago. He was a member of the Wash
ington University cadets.
Samuel II. Laird. postmaster, VINO
saw service during the Spanish-Amer-
lean war. is one of ten alternates Sc
lected throughout the state, and STANDS
! a fair chance of being called for train
! ing In ease any of the eighty-six Sc
lected do not report at the Preside on
August 25, the vacancy will be hlleo
from the alternates. Sickness, busl-
ness conditions, or other causes Will
hardly permit all of the eighty-six &c
report, hence the alternates nave rea'
sonable expectancy of being called.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10
EIGHTY MORE NOTIFIED.

Notices were sent to eighty more
registrants yesterday, notifying them
to appear for examination on or be-
fare Tuesday, August IA. Those noti-
fled are as follows:
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10
PROVOST MARSHAL CROWDER
SHUTTING DOWN THE LID
STATE BOARD TO REVIEW WORK
OF COUNTY BOARDS.

Attorney GriSwOld Appointed to Re-
present Government Under Instruc-
tion to Appeal Every Case Where
Exemptions We're Allowed on
Grounds OF Dependents May Appeal
Other Cases.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10

CERTIFIED FOR SERVICE.

John V. Lish.
2 Burl W. Gish.
3 Jesse o. Perry.
Lars c. Christensen.
Elmer Hartley.
Jud B. Taylor
+ Carl T. Wrenstead.
s Peter Zimmerman
+ 9 Chas. Hasenpflug.
10 Thomas o. Wheatley.
! II Ralph A. Danner.
: II Torrey b. n. Woodruff. :
: 13 Robert F. Woods.
+ IA Wilburn A. Brown.
+ Is John Jackson.
: 16 Frank d. McVitty.
+ II Thomas A. Gibbons
: IS Roy Ervins.
+ 19 John Schanbeck.
+ 20 Ferne B. Flint.
Z q William A Vance.
Z % Eli Daniels.
! 20 Arthur A. West
7 "a John H. Allen.
+ 20 Erastus Capell.
+ 26 Park Lusk.
+ 27 Ernest Poppie.
+ 2S Arthur L. Hotel.
+ 20 James w. Christensen.
= 30 James Clever.
+ 81 Luther L. Gearhart.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-08-10

Notices were sent to eighty more
registrants yesterday, notifying them
to appear for examination on or be-
fare Tuesday, August IA. Those noti-
fled are as follows:
SO 345 B. F. Sprague, Rockland.
"a 103 ]. A. Kaufman, Am. Falls.
95 500 Joseph L. Campbell Neeley.
SO 154 Harry NJ. Ross, Am. Falls.
81 81 Reno Ewing, American Falls.
SO 80 Orion Christensen, Am. Falls.
SO 1879 H. L. West, American Falls.
100 1888 ]. W. Williams, Rockland.
101 COS F. H. Miller, Robin, Idaho.
1O2 400 c. A. Warner, Am. Falls.
103 519 D. ]. Brooks, Am. Falls.
1O4 25 Dan p Cronkhite Am. Falls !
1O5 392 V. R. Dunagan, Sloan, Iowa. |
1O6 3S3 A. L. Ralphs, Rockland.
107 5SS Steve Tyshen, Am. Falls.
10S 576 E. E. Isaak, American Falls.
109 122 W. G. Miller, American Falls
10 642 B. Daniels, Pauline.
Ill 222 Ray Heavrin, Pocatello
/ 112 297 Lorenzo Equilior, Rockland
4 113 321 DIS. Moss, Rockland.
ia S6S w. c. Groom Rockland.
115 800 E. H. Moss, Woods Cross, Ut.
116 656 Asael jerks, Pauline.
III 121 V. L. Minear, ROckland.
11S 221 A. R. Henderson, Am. Falls.
119 292 P. ChristainsOn, ROckland.
120 5O4 Bruce Pett, Arbon.
121 470 NJ. F. Richardson, Roy.
122 312 E. Hartley, Malad City.
123 80 NJ. c. Hansen, Am. Falls.
124 191 F. A. Walworth, Am. Falls.
125 ATT S. V. Vance, Roy.
126 130 NJ Manon, American Falls.
127 16S w. H. Hoaugh, Am. Falls.
12S 424 L. B. Wade, American Falls.
'129 657 ]. A. jerks, Pauline.
13O IT'S W. V. Shupe, American Falls.
+ 131 300 Allen Fifeld, Rockland.
1872 PTS c. c, Adams, ROckland.
1873 524 Fred Deeg, American Falls.
= 134 532 Ed. Hook, American Falls.
= 1S5 1856 Lea Ralphs. Rockland.
. 1876 PIP NJ. YanO, American Falls.
= 1877 AZ G. c. Evans, American Falls
. 1873 8 A. B. Brown, American Falls
139 300 d. Howard. ROckland.
140 557 L. E. Carlyle. Am. Falls.
d 141 622 L. A. Whiting, Crystal.
142 5S5 T. J. Thornton, Neeley.
J. 149 1923 L. May, Rockland.
144 43S G. ]. Zecha, Odessa, Wash
las 441 L. ]. Estabrook, Am. Falls
146 357 ]. Webb. ROckland.
147 23 Ed. Cronkhite, Am. Falls.
las 331 G. D. Peck, Rockland.
149 492 r. IversOn. ArbOn.
$50 sos P. c. Marchand, Neeley.
Isl 539 John Neu. American Falls
l52 349 Z. Schlote, Rockland.
153 562 H. II. Jensen, Bonanza Bal
154 sol J. A. McCool Pauline.
155 102 VOsco Kent, Am. Falls.
156 SO W. NJ Heath, Am. Falls.
157 II W. f. Glorfeld, Am. Falls.
15S $50 E. c. Campbell. Neeley.
159 SOC W. r. Carter. Arbon.
100 435 s. c. Stitt American Falli
161 6S1 R. Ordoniz, Roy.
162 $50 H. A. Walter, Am. Falls
16S 113 r. F. Lamm, American Fall
164 156 e. Radke. American Fall
165 267 H. Schmidtgall, Aberdeen.
166 567 d. c. Olney. Neeley.
167 421 w. Robinson, Am. Falls.
16S 169 A. T. Sorensen, Am. Falls.
169 436 F. A. Stitt, American Fall
10 1896 W. T. Harris. Am. Falls.
III PSI F. Mayer. Aberdeen.
172 155 w. Richter, American Fall
The Washington herald., 1917-11-06

SILK md Wool
Union Suits.
Luxu rious, comforting,
lasting. with high. low and
Dutch necks; ankle co S0
and knee lengths. =. p@'oo
The Washington herald., 1917-11-06
Such Wonderful Values in Coats
LIN Spite of Present Day Costs.

little short of phenomenal Concentrating for the past
six weeks the of procuring this choice of Goats
has resulted owning of the fines, brought together
here years Goats offering the style and quality the low
price I
The Washington herald., 1917-11-06
The Annual November Sale of
Women's and Misses Coats.

The peemnent of the Third Floor Garment De-
partmen l5O0 Goats offered this sale from IS to
25 per less than what could ordinarily sell them for Every
up-Ohemnue sbleunexceIed quality at the price
ask
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
Der Ztaotrafb.
Nener apntraft fin bic gefoitisung
BON 8efaHsenen i'm County
GeiGngniF.

Observation-Disclosures ,Srieblanocr
miro Dem StaotratG belte ci,len aon.
trait CUR @utbeiBung imterbreiten,
ben er fir Die 9uuer bon 5Ipei S5obren
NIT BEN @ountpfommiiIdren binlidt.
lid Der 8erpfleglrng oer Saftlinge a6-
geihloiien bat, Die mGbreno lire 9ro.
Seiie i'm Wfllni3ipalgeridt idtpebell,
i'm GountpgefdngniB lintergebrud)t
iino. &allt ben geitinlntuneen 6es
aontrnftS miro Die Staot t1glt6 prs
0tailn So Gents 5ablen ntiiiien.
sSerner miro Der SiderbeitsoireftOr
drf cine Srbinan5 einrei6en, burd
meldle Der Stang eines aorporals hi
Bolt5eioepartenlent abgeifafft miro,
iobalb Die gegeniuartigen &orporall
5u Seraeanten 6eforoert poroen iin0
Staotratbsnlitelieo SdJneioer DirS
bic 9Iusarbeitiing bon aoitenanibld'
gen fitr cine linteriroii6e gebiirfniB'
anitalt i'm Siltolop Marft beantrugen
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Scr ghmlratb
gntpfat fir cine Sodidnle in @eit'
iuOoo snn aauf angebOten,

Gem Shlllratb ipuroe in ieirer &c.
itrigen Situna elm 8rlrlloeigei1tbums'
fonIpIer BON 20 gldern an Der Sergll'
ion 9foao in @eihpooo fiir cine bort
3u erri6tenoe Sodidule 5u $500 pro
Ider angeboten. 9as 9Ieebot fam BON
Gem eigentbiimer oes aonrpleres,
Serrn ". q. IS. Ssfanp, uno er BE-
merit in ieinem Shreiben, oab er 81
bem obigen Ireile benz Sd;ulratb oas
8orfaufsrefJt fir Die Dnuer bon neitn-
3ig Sagcn 5ugeitebt. Ieo6 MIR iiir Dal
gau elmer Sod)ifJule. 0as Sdreiben
Durbe Gem 9a1ttontnlittee iiberlpieian.
9Ini gnrpfebIlng oes Shuliltperin.
tenocnten Or. 9onbon ipuroe beifloi.
len, Iiir cos Gepartement oes Sdul.
rogt5 ein slutomobil fir $3.50 a1Eu'
fauien. ba 6urt 9enusung eines
arafhrogeiis Die SdnlIDogte beoeutenG
3eit eriparcn fonnen.
glnaebote fir eillen &nbal an Die
Minbior Sd,ile ipuroen entgegenge.
nonuten rnD Dem 8aufonunittee iiber-
pleier.
9luBer6em bieB Die Seborbe bic Git,
iAeioIngen gut, bic lic am Samitag
lls Tlenarforu1tittee getroffen bate.
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Gterblibfeitsberi6t.

G.urse WeGmann, 45. psnbletpr
StraBe; Ser5leiben.
GoiporO gbeIan, 76, 761 Ridmont
Strabe: Srippe.
Caroline Rabs, SO, 1924 Gelansr
Strube; Ser3idlda,
Catherine Gaping. 27, 1906 Blsa'
Iant Strabe; 9ungenentsiinoung.
Suliana golfer, So, 1888 Sorbua
Strabe;;' 2uftrDbrsnsntsiinbung
2lnna Sousr, 78, 410 Central 2lpes
nue.; !6er5Ieiben.
Mapme @rotbaus, 81, Sstpn So=
Ipital; Rippenfellent3iinDu
anna Gobn, 49, 515 Ribsetpop
Qps.; Ssrslsibsn.
Mdrgoret6e Sdpn, 81, gpbmann's
Wittpenbeimntb; Ssr5leibsn.
Saoed 8oTul, 49, 2115 Central
Ibe., Subsrtulois.
euuife Dibboa, %, 126 Oit aibsr.
tn Strabe; S6ipinbIudt.
9lnssla Ghuerbrpd, rs, 239 But.
fer Strabe; 2ungenent5iinbuns.
Ssnrb 0epe, 35, 1714 pulte Stra.
Be; gu6ertuloIe.
Bertha 9Ieiih, "a, 1855 Clinton
Strabe; 5erslsiben.
aouife Gssbina 68, 5o4 Gnrtsbi
Qpe.; 6eraleioen.
NtdthiIbe Wehiel, a., 1425 Gut
ter Sirabs: Suberiulofe.
sSOfepb Mbrens. "a, 21Ss Weitsrr
@pe.; Hierenleiben.
Marh Sei6, 55, 2539 Golsrair
Mpe.: 2unasnsntaiinbunq.
@nna Wuermti, 64. zoos galtis
more aDe.; Sersoerfsttung. ~
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9eatiHeS Sbeater.
g'enefi, nno Gbrsuabeno iiir Glic
Sdmio.Gortp, nHicre treiilide
muntcre 9icbbaberin nnS ,Alt Sci.
oslbers", Gin Sieblinssithf oes
Sentiden 9nblifums.

Nobl ielten BAT Elm 5gtateritid sie
nsH sr6bsreu grfclg erlebt. als Reper.
5osriters berrlide Stubentsn Spm6s
bic .glt 5eibelbers". AGtbie, bic lu=
itige 9slInerin IN Riibsrsgnrten gu
SsiosIxts, Der iunse prin5 &nrI
Seinrit. Der bic bortige llniperIitGt
6s5isbt, bic biibf6en StubentenIieoer
uHo 9Oltssefdnge unb bic gan3e !5ei.
osI6ergsr atmoIpbdre babsn es benz
pu5liium nun einmuI ausetbau. gs
sie6t tsine 9ii9ne in 9eutitlanb, oui
ipel4sr nidt alljdbrIi5 ait SeibeIs
berg" msbrmaIs auf ssm SpislpIau
iiebt. Grnu GITs S6mibsGortD, mel
DE bic radthis" su ibren bsitsn Rols
len jd6li. ia: nit Der Quspabl S.s
Stiidss iiherIih teinst 5sblartff g.;
tban uno ihrs I1blrstten Greunoe uno
9srunberer iptresn an fommenoen
Sonnios 9elss:ubeit ba6sn, Der tie,
bensipiirbissH Siinitlsrin anerlsns
nung burh sin Solles Saus gu 6eipsi,
fen. 9ui bic Ginftubiruns BON r9ttts
5sibsIbsrs" lpirO gnn5 beiunoereSors'
fnlt ps.lpenbst iperbsn, Islbitpsritdnb:
LID aud nuf biz 2lusiinttuug. Rn-
menili6 bic 6eioslbers S5sne pirp
iid iebr pir,uusspoG grItaltsn. Bel
Der Gritauifiibruns in Cincinnati
puroe bic S3en'rie init Rem 0eioels
berger Sdlob 8;treu BEN Original
na6gsmalt unb BON Serrn Gbas. 3.
1aft bem bsutThen 1bsatsr gum
GsIfsnt iibertri,isn. 9os sefommt.
psrfonal iIt pi.oerum beitGftigt, Sn
5auptrolIen bic 9enefisiantin, bdnn
2ouife 9riidnsr, 5elsne giirssr. Rid.
aeuid ola 9rinJ aarl !Seiua. 9.
Millsr Gabritius als rSr. Siittnsr"
Ros. Scnnen6trs als .aammsroisner
2ub', Wiap 9isOri6 in elmer famos
fen &omiserrols ,aeIl.rmann", 8. 6.
Shmib dls .Sraf aFsrbsrs". q.
Msper Giasn als Staatsminiiisr,
ssnmes griidnsr nIs STUDENT giIS'
R. 3umnerebl ais ,sWirtb Riioer".
Gintrittstortsa limb bei BOB G. eas
tamp, glpotbs.s, Zine uH6 II. Cir,
Eel. Canal 1917. iopis an Der gpr
Office tes 9raro Opera SouIs, 5sl.
Canal 4o1, ,u ba6sn. Nan beitsae
Siss reht5eitis.
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gu Gnbe
1T NIT oem bcntisen abenS oas &C.
idjlapie Ses iOsemannteu Mliilio'
mars Germ Stongb.

Ger iogenautte Miiiionar Senrr
Stousb, Der felt cinieen &oher IN
oem eioens fir oieieu 8lped erridltetti
.Ga5ernafel- chi NaIlnit Sias oil
abenoIid, iih in oen gebaliisiten Ser.
inigI;mpiluloen Gineinnati's erganAsl
i,at, ipofiir ibm ioaar nod auiebnIife
Slnuaen in Den alingelbeiItel eclu5r.
len ,r.iroen, miro ieine Ibatiatcit ar
bsutisen glbenb gum slbidluB brin1cil
liliisn.
Gr iolpobl luie nlib Ger 9orIiger ecs
Rsbibal 4aommittses, Charles Mapsr,
iDurocn geitern pom itaotiicpcn Baum
ipeficr Eenoigs lmo pom Sid,erbeitS
Sireftcr sSricolanoer i6riitIi6 oiron
benadriftist, oaB Der teinporare Gr'
Iaubnibid,eia iir Die 9enneung Sas
IabernafeIs dH beiitigen slbcuo al
Iaiiit uno lnlter feinen llnitdnbet rar'
I1naert ooer crneuert iperoeI miro.
3nsleid puroe Sormlf aiIfnlerflanl &C.
inatt. ooB biunen IA Sagen Sas Ia
bcr.infel Ipieoer absctragen iein mus.
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Dramatii6s a6snonuterlalta

3ie iilngen 2euts Der Gp. prot
ct. paltlus.esenleinbe (paitor y. Re
mens) reranitalten beute gbenb Inn
5 llbr einen tbeniraliiden elbeno I'm
Gmerp auoitorilni, gum geiteH Der
@elneinSe. Holaenoes Brograulrn &C.
lanpt sur T,irhffibrpms:
Eupcrtlire Clifton aapeIlc.
Siiitipisl ~9afiee.aIatit~. seipicli
BON flint Serren.
,Edecteo@ - Clifton seapelle,
.st Sittle g,it of gperpibina". cine
muifnliide isantaiie Dor 3. gobcler.
IN bicier gsiimincr tretcn 40 inngr
9eite auf uno 5ietsn ricl JntereiimI'
.es mo llnterbnIte'bes.
W,arih Clifton aapeIle.
eiltritt 90 Gent, reierpirte Git;
3J uno 80 Sent. DieieIbct linb az Ia,
ber stbenos an Der ssafie, ionit bci cen
WitaIieoarn luio oem asrebigar ter
Weneinoe.
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0eturten.

So6n unb gauline Wei6olb, 390t
6erin Qbe.; Snube.
gluton unb Muraoret gue6miller
1899 Safe gpe.; anube.
Rat. unb Ssrieoa Rutban, 1245
Sliff qpe.; WGbten.
Charles unb Glmu Sduler, 1881
Bremen Strabe; anabe.
9llbert unb @ertrube Gunbrum
Qeste unb Gang Strabe; Mdbhen.
So6n ilnb S6ereIe Sper, 1909
Race Strobs; auobs.
eugene unb Marie 9tnoer, 120s
Walnut Strdbe; anabe.
Soe unb &otie WiIbeIm, 290 Rens
ner GtraBe; Wtdb6en.
9ouis unb glIice SruebIe, $500
gbatam Strabs; annbe.
yrsb. unb Gltidbetb Sreber, Win-
ton Roab; Mdbhen.
5rsb unb UsathiIos Rabu. Grat
Roab; anabs.
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iralien $500, @rluroeiaentbull

|iiaIien $500, @ruiloeigentbuulr
$1,000.
ebas. 8. Dlnlsberp lit gsadIabper.
|ipalter bon Gnprence Weabour;
@rlui6eigentbum $4,000.
George 6. gcranton lit gtafJlabper.
|ipalter bon emma 6. Scranton; Ser.
irnalien $3.50, GrlutSeiserltbulu
$3.50. :
gtbel glperp Godran lit Radlab.
berlpalteril BON 9ercp Wt. Go6ran
Eerionalien $500.
Soiepbine 5ofiman lit Ra6laboer.
fpalterin BON 8alentin Soiiman'; 8er.
icnaIien $500.
@liiabetb @eieli lit gta6laBberfpal.
term bon 8m 8. @eieli; Berionalien
$500.
Sarab Glen 9aipion lit 3eitaments
tollltreferin BON ,Sa6ius &. 2atpion
Ferionalien $4,000.
Sarrp 6. Bates 1T gla6(abberlpal.
Ter pon 'SopbIa y. Sates Yerlonallefl
.$0149.40.
9ioie @runenraitn lit 5eitaments.
rcllltrederin Don @liia6etb @reiien.
lamp; @riinoeieentbum $500.
geri6ie0enes.
giar Irpfoos erIangte elm urtbeil
iiber $i00.s0 eeaen @m. Gonnen.
reid; @bas. ". 9root5 elm iol6es ii6er
S549 aesen Static s.. Cpermnn; eliBa.
betb Claus ein iolhe5 iiber $119.0S
9egcn Grant 8. Saner.
2ie Union gonf 4 Irlit so. BON
SeTington, ap., flaate cine s9edielior.
oerlmg iiber $l9tI25 aegen Sie
5iea0ing ganf pom Renoing, 8, Gin.
s. =. Bn6oub bat cine S5ppotbeffor.
oerrns iibcr $736 gegen ebrnt 5.
8oiieler II. 81. eingetIngt.
Charles Sbomns tultroc ser 8erdr.
bima oes Gbds. Siggius i6uibig be.
iln6en.
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nnr Sisff 9iits nus 36rsm Spiism paihen unb
abte sopif6mergsH futiten. fonberr es pirD
aud ben aaii3tn aHef6eibHHesiauaI rsiniasn,
iidren HHb etfrtfnsn
esaaen Gle gtreH Ptp0ibslsr nm Elm sisrief'
piGHb eIInslisns pbospbaie Gs III bIaia. 70
tnrmlcs ipIe 3Hdsf unb 6tindbs aef6madlos.
Mir bot % siHen flslutH fanrsn 9a6asffmnd.
eer nitf nndngsussm n.
asfHa Sis Hitt sHm Befien iablen, msnn 20
" Bures bslest N rees Gle nit ffIefifm gs.
ifnias i'm gFuner. abiem aibsm nlfipa6sn
cisr an Gfalniaa, linpsreanliaisiL SiIIcliiai.
&sfiieripHs OSr iuiueur w'naen Ieiesn. 70 fnif'
aeH Sis nit Der phosphate beibfs ssailtr,tiIs
60, mn ahr Sniism bon ben 1attns uno Giii'
i;frsi teirreH.
1ls Elrfnng m tlne fsbr ffHeIt imb e
ipIrb bftaupisf, baB 5sne. bic isotn g9orssr
ibrsn Igaasn. Psber nub @inarretot anspn'
itsn. nismais aopifdmsrsen Osa irstns~et'
sss nnbstaefn tabrn.
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NafaHe.

gn Der SefferIon 9lDenus
uno Cartilage pite toaioirten geIterH
8ormittag Die automobile DON 0r.
Gbpuro 0asner Don ytO. 3106 Sell
ferIon 2lpsnue unb pon profehor 9.
Gale 2oprie DON Der bieiigen llni'
periitdt. Sr. 8agner tam unoerlest
baDon, pGbrenO prOieipr Golprle
cine &ppfpuuOe OapOutrug. Gr purs
be rpn Or. Wagner naA ietner Wobs
nung go. 3411 Clifton sloenus ee=
brGAt.
= Gtne breifa6e aarambnId9e
5ptI6en 5pei 2lutpmobtlen ano stnsm
einIpGnnigen Wagen, pobei einc Der
ion perleBt purbe, ereignete ii6 9eltern
@beno an Der 9tlbert glpenue uro
Goen Gart entrance 4rtbur otllens
brandt bon SO. 964 Salptborne ape.
tam nit Ieinem 4utomobil, in Dem 1td)
auber Inn nod Sobn Sanoen BON yto.
2378 8iloer 4Denus befunb. Die gil
bert Qlpsnue in iiiolicber It4tunS emf
lang unb rannte in oas in bic Gilbert
2loenue einbiegenoe 4utomobtl Don
israu %. $. Sapman bon Jto. 1856
0iron 9lpenue. bas BON 5rau W. s.
2dsrman geientt purbe. Der GU
IammenpraI erfol9te nit iolEer
Wudt, baB 5ruu Supman's araitpo-
oen Sur Seite sei6leubert fpurbe uno
segen bas einIpGnntge 5ubrtpsrt Bon
Senrp Meners ppn Ro. 213 Bet 10.
Strabe, Gopington, prallte, IpDaB bag
pferb bu6itdblib aus Der DciAfcl
beraussei6Ieubert ipuroe. Sliit!i1er
Wsiie tpurbe bel biefer aagemcinen
aarom6olage mir Sobn 2unoen pers
leBt, Der auf bas Strubenpflaiter flog
unb ii6 eine Sopfipunoe uno cine
9errentung Der reften S4ulter slI3oe.
Gr lpurbe nab Dem itdotiihen ooipi
tai eebradt. Die brei 5ubrfperte
ipurben natiirlidb betrddtlid 6eIhGs
biat.
@eurge Griffin bon yto. 1873
@aitern Qpenue tam geitcrn NaG)uilt
tag binter ieinem 9auie auf Der eiss
bebedten Strube 10 unsliidlid gu Faa.
bab er iich bic re6te auteiheibe brah
unb na6 oem itdbtiIhen Suipita! ses
f6ufft perben muBte.
WtQis glesbitt, Elm @eI6dftsreis
ienber Der i'm Balnut ;0otel abgsities
gen lit, tpurpe geitern HaAmittaJ iii
Der 5iinften uno WaInut StraBe ben
bem 4utOmobil Der 5rau @rdce 30
nifielbs oon go. 1853 Sit McWGllan
StraBe iiberfabren, nobel ibm Der
re6te SUB 10 iflimm 5crquetidt purs
be, bab er nabbsm itGbtifden 6ofpts
tai iiberfiibrt fueroen muBte.
Clemens Sreie BON Ro. 1854
Guitern 4penue purbe geIterH Rabs
mittag an Der geurl Strabe nnb
Yroabipob ppn einem 2tutomobil beg
grpreBfubrmunns M. s. 6lpnn nies
oergerannt uno trug eine gliid!iher
Weiie nur unbeoeutenos 9erlebung
am re6ten &nie oapon.
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Waabor Ymhta
8orgt cine Wiillion Dollars sum SiasS
iuk pOn $40 Yro5eut fiir bic
Stabtfaile.

Gie Staot DtrO in ben nGdIten Ia.
gen nieoer cine WtiIlion Dollars snr
@erfiigpng buben. Gas @,elo nllroc
oringenn ben0tbigt rmr girgermeiiter
Bufta bat geItern mit Der Jeberal
9ieieroe 9anf in GleOelano Die nOtb!-
gen ARRANGEMENTS abgeidloiien, lailt
lpeltlcn bleie 9ant Der Stoot bic Dill,
lion Collars gu Dem alrBeroroentlid)
niebrigen 3insfilb BON $40 &ro5eilt
iiir Sic Gauer BON iebs Otonnten ppr-
Itreft.
3ieIe 9l6n1adlmg oes giirgermei'
fterS nt1B natiirlib bonn Staotratg
glttgebeiBen iperoen lno cine oIesbe'
6iiglihe gteiohltion miro beute oem
Sta0tratb oorliegen.