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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-10-11
BIG CELEBRATION WAS
A LITTLE. AHEAD OF TIME

Phone information was sent out
from Boise late Saturday night tell
ing of the canitulation of the ger
mans and that the war was over. Mer-
idian received the news gladly but
did not enthuse until more reliable
data was at hand. In Boise and
Nampa however the bands were out
and there was a big jollification The
next day--well, it was discovered that
germany was not ready yet TO quit,
and the huns were still on the job
There is importance however in all
this peace talk--it means that the end
is not far of, maybe this fall. but per
haps not until more brave men meet
death on the field of battle.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-10-11
THE SITUATION

Charles A. Quinn Pastor Of VI. p Church, Mssldian,
JUST NOW all eyes are turned
ward Washington and Berlin.
For more than four long and dreas
Eul years, two great and powerful
armies have been in life and deala
struggle Germany has exerred every
ounce of her strength to OvercOms
al eyer-increasing army OF the allies
but has now lost the advantage OF or
feusive action and is the de-
Lensiye
Every day her proud and
wel-trained army falling back from
one position o defense another,
until the retreat amounts TO almost
The german war lords see this aud
are in dire straits for As
result Bulgaria has surrendered,
Turkey will soon follow. and in less
than months from now, Austria
Hungary will be asked by these same
masters to do likewise thus bolster
ing up a now bady-defeated german
machine and from every appear
ance the decisive battle that will end
this and bring in Of world
peace WILL BE FOUGHT on GER
MAN SOIL.
II is we'll for us Americans
be too optimistic. The is not at
an end yet The hardest battles are
yet be fought. Thousands of men
who in cantonment camps
and at home go the front
and we will need support them
by increased production OF all crops.
Also by the purchase LIBERTY
BONDS AND THRIFT STAMPS.
Let here be no cessation of
tyities here but rather increase
them Let Berlin and Washington
know that the last and
child is willing volunteer in this
igantc struggle. until the enemy il
crushed and peace is secured
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-10-11
LIEUTENANT FRENCH Is
WOUNDED THE SECOND TIME

Lieut.. Archie French Meridian
man. who is with the American mil
itary forces in France, was seriously
wounded the second time in Il battle
with the Germans Sept 10th. Advice
to this effect was received this week
from the war department by Mrs.
Mary French. the mother of the young
man, residing north of Meridian. In
a gallant attack of the American
forces on the German front some
months ago Lieutenant French was
so severely wounded that he remain
ed in the hospital four months. and
ii was only recently that he was able
TO return to active duty.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-10-11
NJ. L. Church Items.

According to orders sent out from
the office of the state board of health
all places of assemhlase are closed
for time. with the exception of the
public and private schools.
The Methodist Episcopal church
win not hold services of any kind un-
til further notice. Spanish influen-
"a has become an epidemic to an al
arming extent throughout the United
States, and the state board of health
has taken this action as preventa-
tive measure, with the hope that Id
aho may escape with as small mum
ber OF cases as possible All citizen:
are called upon TO cooperate TO thai
end.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-10-11

Farm sales are of frequent occur
renee in the Meridian country. Dur
ing the past few months many home
seekers from Texas, Kansas and Oh
lahoma, have located in this section.
They come because OF the droughts
these states have eX1eHienced the
past year. Ii is said that this section
has received greater immigration
the past year than for several years
past
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-10-11
ALL PUBLIC PLACES
CLOSED FOR A TIME

BY an order from the state board
of health, in effect to-day Friday
al lpuhlic places are closed, as a
health measure, as result of the
appearance of the Spanish influenza.
DR.. Z. r. Biwer, secrctry OF the
state board, says:
THE closing order applies to all
public gatherings for whatsoever
purpose-all theatres, dance halls,
churches. Natatorium, Liberty Loan
rallies. political rallies-in fact all
indoor meetings, public and private
schools alone excepted"
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-10-11

The rains OF the past week have
interfcred somewhat with the curing
II the third cutting of alfalfa and
"a crop has been slightly damaged.
ice from this, the weather has
been favorable for all farm oper-
ations aud also for maturing OF fall
crops.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-10-11

The Ada county draft board has
selected the following registered men
all from Meridian, to make up the
county's quota to enter the mechan-
icaI training department at Moscow
on October 18th: Robin S. French,
r. /; Otis w. Waitley; John Wolf
kiel. r. /; Willis t. Cato; Ezra A,
Plant. r. 8.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-10-11
EDITORIAL MENTION.

The collegiate section of the Unit
versity OF Idaho army training corps
is rapidly reaching the limit OF it's
quota. Tomorrow is the last day for
applications
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-10-11

The Ada county draft board has
selected the following men 10 go to
Vancouver barracks, Oct. IA and -,
to enter the spruce division: Rubin
A. Howry, Meridian; Otto Muller
r. D. 5. Boise; Orville A. Kennedy,
Barber; Hector j. Danost. Barber;
Glenn E. Sebern, Meridian.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-10-11

Most of the silo filling is completed
in the Meridian section. Range condi-
tions are improving. however, in a
way most pleasing to stockmen. New
grass is making rapid growth and
late fall feed is excellent. Cattle aud
sheep are in good condition
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-10-11

FOR SALE C. f. Electric Stove.
, plate, good oven, with installation,
List price $500, without conduit.
Win sell for S55 complete. Enquire
at Times office or Mrs. Briggs. at
Idaho Power Co., Boise.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-10-11

Apple packing around Meridian
continues and good headway is be-
ing made in the work The crop is
about as much as expected--about 20
per cent OF normal The quality OF
the crop is good. except that there
is an unusually heavy percentage OF
wormy apples.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-10-11

The recent rains have been very
welcome especially on the dry farm
lands where the soil was dry and
hard and difIicult to work. Soil con-
ditions are now much improved and
plowing and seeding are in full blast
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-10-11
Candidate for Reelection
Probate Judge, Ada County

Eobtttt oAhr~Ns ehNph NSNt
To the Voters of Ada County.
Having been nominated for re-elect-
ion as Probate Judge l desire 10 call
the attention of the voters of Ada
county. to my record in this office,
which 7 feel sure, was the control
ling consideration which brought me
the Democratic nomination. without
a contest, in the recent primary ell
ection
think my experience as judge OF
this court. qualities me for the eff
cient and economical discharge of its
duties. in other words, l suggest the
wisdom of keeping in a judicial Of
ficer. who handles the business OF
the widow and the orphan one whose
fitness has heen demonstrated ny
actual trial and experience.
have endeavored at all times TO
meet and treat the public courteous
ly. | want to deserve this reputation
and aim to merit it, My duties re
Quire close attention at my office, and
shall have very little opportunity
TO meet the voters so invite an in
yestigation of my record and shall
appreciate the support of all those
10 whom il appeals.
Very Respectfully.
r. II. DUNLAP.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-10-11
Fourth Liberty Loan
OUR DISTRICT NOW HAS
TOTAL OF $50, ,OOO.O 90

The Liberty Loan campaign has
not progressed this week as it should
hut some nice subscriptions were re-
ceived. A total for district No. 80
Of $4,000 is reported by Captain
Arthur Frazier.
Among the subscriptions over 800
were the following:
j. w. Kaigler, $500.
G.. A. Remington Executor, $4,000.
Minnie Melius, $3.50.
Elizabeth Boyer, $500.
T. NJ. Hashbarger, $500.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-10-11

IL is planned TO make a canvass
before the campaign is through, and
give every person who Is able a
chance to voluntarily subscribe. II
not, the person will De referred tot
the Ada council of defense commit
tee, for investigation. w. N. Sweet
of Boise, is chairman of this com
mittee
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-01
Sritiid)e 2lrbeiterfiibrer
9lni Der Ieiie burd)s 2aHb iueiltcn
iie geiterH in unierer Staot.

D. u. @ppleton, Gensrolietrstdr Der
britiIten 1yDberation DON 1rdoes
Unions, unb SoTblra 8uttertDortb BON
Der 2lhpctateo Sbip,prig6ts Societg
Of Great Britain, pel6e i'm @uftrag
Der &merican federation Of Qdbor uno
nit Grlaubuis ibrer Resierlng bic
9ereinigten Staateu bereiIen, truFen
geftern bier Elm unb iproGen &benos
DOR elmer MISUNDERSTANDING In Der
Gpsmopolitdn Salls. sic ,praden
iiber bic GrFd6rungsn Der englii6sn
Qrbeiter'6Gft tpdbrsnb bes &rteses
unb briidten ibrer 3uOerii4t iiber Den
entgiltigen bemptrdttfhen Sieg ans.
Die bemotratiYhen @0lter ber Welt
fpiirben iiearei9 bleiben unb bic belits
ife Militdraltofratie piirbe unterliee
len, idgts Serr 2lpplston. 8littsrlportb
faate, Die 4rbsiter Oeutihlanbs Mir
BEN Ielbit frei tperben bur6 cine 8eitcs
guna ibrer militdriifen Serrsn.
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Die CflaIoma aauSuerfanier.

Hon Ban Sreb, 9rdiibert Der Wac'
Qteiter Redl @itate Gr9uRge, 8i5e'
prdiibent 80. s. Gorfu9, Setretar
Gen. q. Siatt uno S6aButetIter ..
.. McSarlanb, bic ii9 in ben @ns
preifungen ibrer 2dnbersien IN Otlds
bona Der puff su betriigerti9eu
3fpeten bebient hdbeu folIen, tpuroen
qeftern benz gunoes 48ommtTdr Noler
gum 8orberb0r borgefiibrt. Sic plai'
oirten ni9t IdFulbig, fuhfen U6er
gleifssitig Inn eineu 9luFfblt6 bis
3lun II. MGrs nod, Der linen beiptl'
liet puroe. Das @efu9 Der 8ertbeibis
ger I'm 9tuslieferuHg Der beihIdga
nabmten @eiddftsbii9er uno s}apiere
ipitroe rri1t befpilliet. Die 9ugeiteu'
ten biirfen ois giider iebp4 benuBsu.
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Wamble tpirb Wad)tdef.
EoliSeidef Gopelan orbuet peridyie'
bene ytrieBnngeR an.

poIi5eileutaant potiebaum, lpelder
ldneere 3eit oils Hadthef 9icnit se4
tbdn pat. lDuroe seitun pom ptl.5ei.
tei eopslan auf ieineu eigcueit
Bunlb Dieoer nadD einer Giotion
pcriest. Gr lisbt ieBt Der s. Yo!iSei4
ipa4e DOR. 9eutnant Sobn WubIc
iuurbe na9 bem 5auptquariier pers
iest unb berliebt ben Soften bes
Rahifefs. 2eutnnnt Rebel fDurps
pom 3. nn9 bem 7. Diitritt perjeBt.
Gerner tDurbsn folssnbe poli3iiten
Derieti:
Grant aosbIsr pom 8. ,um 8.
Diiriii, Sreb. 5obnrotb BON Der t..
ritienen abibcilnn3 sur 5ubmann.
id1afi i'm 8, Oiiiritt. Sobn 8. 5ebbe
Don Der Saba6tbeiluns our R.iierei
bes |. 0iitritts. Georss aunsmanlt
pon Der @srtcbrspoliSci gum 8. Die
iiritt, gbeitsr M Butts Dom 8. gum
8. 9iftriti. Jrso. 5aripoob bonn 8.
Orfrtit 5urBerfehrsindnni4 4oft, 2boE
mas :. 6urit bonn /. Diiiritt gum
Gisnif in ben poIIaf Gtablspsrten IN
Carthage. Sreb. 3rion pom 8. gum 3.
3iitriii.
Der polisiii Scbn Oonauer Der
lid BON einsm frifcb p.rbeiratstea
Gbemann gu einem 5runf auf eas
Wobl jeiner grGut perlsiten lieB urn
hos in elmer Sffsntliden Birtbi6aft
6eiorste. ipurbe eeftern BON CIDER
beitsbirettor 5olmes auf flint 1age
fusp.nbtrt. Ser Bplisiit sSreb.
Snips bonn 2. Diftriii. Der obn. Grs
laubnis feiren Ranou perlaifsu bate.
ipurbe gu brtitdaigeH unfrsiipilIigen
fyerien psrurtbeilt.
Der g}olisiFf afleu : aIiboFf. Der
peranroenen Rdrs ipesen BfIi6tbers
rohldNiaung aus BEN 9ienff erts
tuifm ,purbe, III pieber ansefteIt
tporben.
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@erSen Ersinans befampfeH.

Der Gtabtratb bat bergangeneu
Tienitaa bic Srbinalp angerDurmen,
tpona6 in 3ltlrnft mir 2eite, bic I'M
pollen gefiB bes onerttGrlfften Biira
aerrebts iirb, pools unb gilIarbsins
mer bstrsiben biipfen. Cine @nsdH
9riedrn, Die foi6e 2otdle betrefben,
perben be GiiItigteit Der Srbinana
IN ben @eriaten anfedteu urb stpor
auf ben @ruNb bin, oaB bic Sroinon5
qegen ben @ertros perftDBt, Der 5lpts
f3en 9riefrrldn6 urb ben Bereinigs
ten Staten beiieht. Gin 4ttpalt fpra6
geftern in Der Tanors Office DOT unb
Bat lnn cine Ibf6rift Der Srbinon1.
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sDn Der sd,ueifer aersttet.

Sn einem aIeiberTdraHf i'm pisrs
ten Stodperi bes Sauies gio. 126
8sit 8. StraBe brot seiteru Mor,
gen Geuer aus, oas fir bic pisridbriss
Dolores gileipie beinobe perbdnss
nibpol getporbsn tpdrs. Dos Sino be>
fanb iit aIlein in Der aiihe. bic fi9
idnsa nit mau5 anssfiilt batts, uno
mar bem Gritiden rahe, als ieine 6is
tere Sdpeiter, bic fid in eiuem aris
bersn 8immer befanb unb auf bic
G9reie Der RieiHen berbeisesiIt mar,
iie auf ben elrm nabm uno NIT ibr
Die 9reppe binabeilte, iim bic Teuers
ipebr si benahridtisen. Differ ses
lang es balb. Der Glummen Serr 30
iperben, ober erf, nn6bsm eiH S6as
ben DON $500 nngeriHtet mar.
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Die 9earffonserte.

SSm 2aufe bes Sommers perben
aud cine QluSGhl Der 0ffentliten &ons
aerte auf Dem sspuntuin Sqilare flats
finben, bonit bie 8eittnmungen bes
Seffdments bes nerftprhenen QBm. 8.
2fmpt erfiiat tperben. 9as Cincinnati
Snmpbpnie Sr6efter unb etne ober
sipet oubers &apellen tperOeu bic
SdntItagtoserte in 8urnet Doobs
unb bic SonntdgtOrSerte I'M Chen
Barf ipielen.
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0ebnrten.

Saiepb unb Greba Riemsier, 43o
pueblo Ctr, WdD9en
gaspar unb Marguerite Citing,
11O6 gort Str., Mdb4en.
5arrn unb Rellie Smith. $40
GIart Ctr, RGbhen.
Jreo uno gltSnbetb aoebIer. 115
IA. Ctr, auobe.
2ouis ltno afma Detmering, 4136
sgloriba @oe., DlGo9eu.
Gbtpdrb uub Sbd gerHDt, 4306
"a. Str, Widbten.
i5reb unb aouife Rotbadsr, 80
lIniDeriitp Qpe., Snabe.
SObn unb Gable 9enbrids, lie
Sit 9. Ctr, &ro6e.
2eopoib urb Wtdrp pfldn3, 1865
Sonfislo Ctr, &nabe.
@biparo unb 9eReba Sirr. 975
&irbet 4pe., Md66sn.
Sorrp unb Siup Soriu9, 923
sydirbunfs 2lpe., &nabe.
Spruce unb emma 8linn 2002
Clarion aoe., NGS4eH.
glort unb Sa3ei Sobnion, 4915
1oreit gpe., WlGoden.
Sames uno Selen Granger. PAS
Set6en Ctr, WGbfeu.
Ralpb uRn GliIa &nbel, 1928
Bremen Str, &nabe.
Gpiparb uub 9atbnrtne Soltmun,
300 MObatpt Str, SRobe.
9ernorb unb 2iliian glortus, SAT
Dpri Ctr, MiGb9en.
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gterbli@fettsbe beri@t.

8iolet 8. Sslming. 10 Wpnate,
1884 Sresman aOe., 9ersle!oen.
Gteanor S9oenIaub, 8. 2042 9tnt
Ctr, 5irrbautensiinouns.
Grnft eabute. SO, 1904 BupmtlsI
Str, 2ungenentsaubuns.
2ouis Buob, 56, 4303 8trginio
ape., Qierenlti6en.
Qbbie Rilbollanb, 60, 1905 8eef
Sia, S9pGhe.
8uo sborntpn, 40, 552 Oit 8.
Str, gierenleibeu.
Samusl Storp, SO. 6drtmeH. Rars
buntel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-01
stGStiid,e sd,nISsn.

S6ulnforberungtn geeen bic Stnbt
fir bic perfdiebeHiten 3tpede gum 9ss
iumnltbetrage BON etHer WiIIiun Doll
lar tparen aeitern fdIlie uHb iparost
prompt besablt. DER itdbiif9e 9hrbifor
Garrel uiiBie iebo6 erit, nm pas tbin
Al t6unen, ben Gonutpfhabmfiiter
gooper I'M einen @orftuB bon eintm
UiilIi0nfsH ungebsn, Der eouto Der
nemnd@itisen Steuerdbre&niina geleis
ftet ipuroe. 6eute fperben DR auaebpie
fir llcbernnbme Der DcfiSitbcnbB
aifm Betra@ ppn elmer weiIlieu Dollar
pe5ffnst. beren Berausgobung bic Re
gitruns asnebmigt bGt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-01

aba MiIIer, 1884 grit slpeuie. fri
6er als Mbn Gldsea, SGngtrin, be-
fannt. IL in bem 7ejtaIent ni9t &C.
nanut.
Na4Idb Sa6tn
gecbert aiermann lit 9eitaments'
poIitreder DON ausuf aierInann
perfonalien $500, Grunbeigentbuu
$14O0.
Gilbert O. 2obmdnnn III RadlaB'
perrnltsr ron syrnnf W. Wler5; yer
fonalien $500.
@eorse 3. 6epne III 0a4IaBDer'
palter Don Marsnrst 9ebne; perio
naIien $500, GruHbeisentbum 81,
500.
9i0aplins .. Beft iIt Seitamentst
pollfrder DON 8eniarnin .. 8eit
perionalieu 5000, Grunbeigentbun
$4,000.
Der perfonlide 1adlab bes WiI
liam Wesllpin betrdSt 1914; Der
jenise Der Worb Gtabtruiller $751;
"a: berienise bes WtIiam 8. RcJaI
$33. 477.86; Serientge bes Ren. Geor
@ilbsrt 81, 500; berjenige bes Gott'
lieb gbrbarbt Sr. $9.627.76; berie'
niss bes 5lapius 6enrp Gosliug $4,'
@0.10; berienige bes Irsb. Stt,
$280.12; berjenise bes Gmil v
gtoebIer $2,975.92.
8erfdtebenes.
Tie Central Gairmount .. =, 60
tlaste cine Gorbruns iib<r $685.
geaen gbna Wt. Green II q. elm.
Die %. @arp 8uilbing slHoeia'
lion bat cine 6ppotbefforberung iibel
$5,947.41 gegen 2ouis glod u. u
singeflagt.
Jn Der alaae Der 5eurp G,ilbe
bdis 60. eegen bic llnbertaters prO'
iertiH a0ociation, in ipelder porgef
fern Elm @rbitt iibfr $3.50 81
Guniien Der aldgerin obgeseben tucr
ben III. ipurbs seftern Elm 4ntras diti
Be,niIliaung zines nelien g,ro3eiles
unterDreitet uno pon Rifter Rippert
unter 8eratbung senommen.
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99eue Witgiieber.

Dem g2orb Cincinnati SurnDereiu
ftnb I'M mouat sSebrrar bic foIgenbsu
als Wiitglieoer betgetreten: gBu. ".
Waebger, 1886 yoiepbine StraBe; Or.
Glenn 2bdms, 2606 Siqblonb g(pe.;
Gliffcrb g. Rpbptbt, $500 @Sen glpe.;
M. +. 9rdu, 1910 Gben gtoe.; Irtblrr
Meimer. 1865 Golerain gpe.; Frdrt
90. Burns, 2615 Gfier 9laoe; Gbas,
gBl,eft, ST., 1886 SamiItOH 2Lpe.;
g. =. Sfr0ber. 129 gtiron Strabe;
q. 9. Sepl, 1870 MaoiTon Roab.
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Ter sOOte iOa IdnlO selueieu Iein.

Der 3uIommeHftOB 5piTben etnem
DerIoneHDopqon uno einem @iiteraua
Der @pinq Cine, Der iiCb Gm 8ieritdg
Ratmittag in Der Rdbe oon Nabeira
ereienete, 1T pon ben 0edmteu ber
Balm untsrIu6t poroen unb Iie le,
gen bem 6iibrer bes 9er1onenpaggous
Georqe 1sraute Die Sbulb sur Gait.
9Srdrte puroe betnlntli6 eetootet uno
etpu preibid geriDuen purben per-
lsbt, ooa 1T fir teine DerIelben 2e'
bensaefabr sOrbaubeu. 5rarte Bate
nnqebli6 Crore. bel Gnmau1o sumo
tion bic @prbeiFdbrt oes @iiterSuses
a6ampdrten. bod foG er apetter sefub'
rem 5ein.
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Mns bcm WsuntsipaIgeridjt
&idJter gea bat eiueH SruuflpHsr
Soaegen ais @ait.

Sm Munisipolseri9t mar seitern
6err 5acob g. Stro6I, elmer Der
Tidter oes gluni5ipnlseri9ts Don
SrOctlpn. ". o., Der @nft Don Ri4z
ter Seu. Rihter Strabl, pel6er iif
uuf etner 5our befinost, UNI bns Wius
nisipoIseri4tspeieR bes 2arbes Su
ftubiren unb unier ben Quipuian bes
Srbtns Der S0bne poR ,3ipu 9ortpG.
&c 3u balten. a.igte bobes Sntereft
fir oas Dert bes gti4ters Bel. 81
ipsa9 seItern abenb in Der Salmuh
7bora Sale on SOptins unb So5r
Strabe iiber iiihifde Solbaten in ost
4rmee.
Der 9O. 1917 siIbsI 4be., Rors
fpOob, fpobnbafte Wiaiam Wess, Sei'
ser stner Bdterei 30. 2O02 5lp.
renee QpeHue. iuurbe aeftsrn untsr Der
aHtlag., bic Raua Sroiuan3 iibers
treten 5u boben, Ri9ter Bel oorse=
fiihrt. Seine @erbaftuns mar uui
BeraEld1uns Der Gisa aur abfbafs
funs oes Rautes srfoIst. unb Sns
ipettcr SObn WeSlpaiH Dom 'tdbtis
ideR Rau9 Oepdrtement, beseugte.
Dab Dege i'm berladt babe, aIs CT
i'm ouf bic 9eieBesiibertretune auf=
mertium sema6t batte. Der TaIl
ipurbe bon Ri6ter 8el inbes bis gum
10. Rdrs pertagt.
Dos 9erb0r Der Reeerin 9eorsin
9psan uno Don Sofspb Sobnion, eis
mem Reritaner, Don go. 237 WeTf 6.
Strabe, lpeId)e in 8erbinouns nit
bsm Sobe beg CHARLES S9nHt, Der
binter ienem Saaie nit sebrpdenem
Shdbel tpbt aufseflrben porben
mar. beg WlOrbes ungetlngt purben,
miro am nd6Ften Wfiftpo6 Dor 9ifH
ter Sor itattfiuben. 81. iperoen obrs
giirg6aFt feiigebaIteu.
Donalo Coleman. hilbert 0aters
uno Sobn 5aas, brei iulge Wdnner
pSu SpSe Yart, tpeI6e oes 0ieb=
fTlls Don autOmObiIsn unb bes 2lns
srdfs auf iinse Gpauenstmmer. Die
fie su ausfabrten einselaben battel.
unsetlnst fiub. fanben ssitern in Ri9s
ter Gor einen iebr reIpluten Serru.
Sbre Grtpdlte batteu ben lebteren er>
fuht, bic BirgI5oftsiumme nieSrig
an5uieBsn. Gber Rihtsr 5pr ertIdrte,
baB er. Enbbem ibm eirunal ieiu efs
genes Iutpn1obil eeitobl.n tporben lei,
Elm fir oIlentdl beI6IoHen babe, Qutos
mo5ilbiebe inter bober 9iirsihoft
ben @rDbseiapoenen gu iiberpeifsn.
limb 10 sefdob es du4. Die 8irss
fbrft bon Coleman purbe auf $500,
bic Don Saas auf $4,000 unb bic
Don Daters auf $1,000 feifeeiest.
Bon Rifter Bel ipurben eeiiern
fpieber brei perTonen ipegen lIebertres
tung Der autompbu Sroinorg be-
itrnft. Miuiam Duuter il, ppn Blue
Gfb. o. purhe gu $40 ui6 &piten;
SiIarp Serton, bon Wourit 3leniant,
81 S5 unb Rotten unb Walter ggaers
bon GIi5abetbtopu, g., gu ben aos
item perurtbeiIt.
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@uter @run6.

sd finoe, Serr Broieiior, oob
Sie nie nlrigeregter iinO oils betm
Gheetrmfen; wie mag oies nur tom.
meu9"- ~Ssbr einfud. ST Der sbes
iebr itorf, 70 regt es mid mtf, neil
mir I'M Der strst 70 oerboten bat, imo
i'm dn6eren Sole rege itb mid onr.
aber aIf, neil er 10 - idppodb IL.
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Gbrcu . Gmpinus.

Sn Der Topn SaIs ppu @Imtpoob
plaoe fano geIteru @benb elm gms
pfans gu Gbren DON Gep. q. Soers
mann, bem pfarrer Der bortiseu ct.
AlopIius &irbe, itntt, ipeIher aui
cine bon 9etpobnern Der SrtItaft IN
GrSbtfd)oF WtpelIer geridtete petitinr
BIN an Tetner bisbertsen Gemeinbs
belaFsn spurbs
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Ssatid Amcrifauiiber StaStDer.
bano.

6eute abeno s libr finoet i'm 0eut'
6fleu Sltb bic reseImGBi9e DeIesas
teuIibune bes D.sg. Stubtoerbonbs
fidtt, unb bo GuBerit piatige 9e'
fd1fts ibrer @riebisune barren, 1T
oos ooIlTtGnbtge uno ptinttlidpe Gr'
ifeireu IGntmtIther Delegoteu Isbr
erfpiirlit)t.
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@Ountns 8shSrbe No. 2.

aIaiie a u. = gIifforo 6. SpiBs
faoen, DiIliam asesau, Sc Rop Bar
nes, elmer ). Renter, gbparb Paff,
Biaiam SabrieI, u. 2Iauiins, Ser=
man 6. Wtusuer, George areibsr,
aouis 9enrp Nooe, 5arrp &. goot,
Grant 6. SduuiDt, SObR s. Berbz
man, WaIter Srsb. Spresn, &ennstb
aihIp, goDaro 5uultner GbompiOn,
Wartin 5. 5ebIer, 4rtbuF g. Sel>
big, u. e. S6een, Gilbert 6. 5bepz
barb.
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g,i6slif, psrid)i,Sen.

Bon einem pl6bIihen Sohe tpurbe
sefterH Grau GIBabetb 5eiHB, cine
Wittipe. in ibrem Seiu, RD. 201o
Dunlap Strabe, i'm litter ppn 70
Sdbpen Snbineerdfft. @ie Coroner
Bmaer semeIOet puroe. srlas lie sinem
6ersf@laa,
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seinen sserIetnaaen erleaen.

Sm ftdotiIdeu sooipitaI itarb ses
tern Der rs Sabre aIte 4ntbonr
Deaib, Don 9tp. 422 God Ctr, ipels
der um MtittipOh on TiiHfter Strobe
unS gselefton stpenue Don einem
9lutrmobil eetrpffen purbe unb
fdpere @erlebanseu erIitten batte.
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SsaHis Sci, bic itrsa watten Sc
Isbssbisem aeibs berbraaate,
be- 1oStidJlaes hberiibrt.
7n ssritorbtns HanaIt Wn. s. Gle
btIssu ssrma&t Der lIuiserFtdt
ieineu $23, 900 3ad)lai.

ebefdeibunssfdlIe. - Gd,aberezinb'
iIassn. Rrimindl Sadkn. =
Rstsiper fir Elm Wsitmirant. -
srrsnbnus angslesenttiter. -
Tu9lob Gafxn. - WeT&t<bsnes.