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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-07-07
Legal Advice.

A gentleman ordered a suit of clothes
from q tailor, and specially enjoined him
that they must be made by the next Tues
day, and must be made in the finest style,
and that unless the tailor could have them
ready to certainty beyond paradven-
ture to the day, that he must not under
take them; but Snip promised faithfully
that they would be finished. Tuesday
came and no clothes; the enraged man
flew to the cabbage mans house and said
"What's the reason my clothes are not
ready as you promised? Here you have
kept me in the city at q loss of time and
business only to disappoint me; now, If
we had you in our part of the country,
tell you what they would call you: they
would say you were perfect squirt"
The humble knight of the goose ex-
planned that the only competent workman
that he had, capable of making the suit,
had wife lying at deaths door, and he
could not possibly leave her. The out
ragedIgentleman was not able to smother
his disappointment, and berated the tailor
pretty soundly for falling in his positive
promise. The ninth fraction of the "genus
homo" could not stand this, and plainly
told his customer to go to the caloric re-
gions of Pandemonium-
The customer, red with rage, rushed
across the street to a lawyer, and in an
excited and hurried manner, said:
"Do you know Snip, the tailor, across
the way?"
"Yes, know him" answered Brief.
"Well, now, want your advice" said
the gentleman "I want to know what
you would do in such case. That old
stitch louise has kept me here in the city on
expense, to the great detriment of my
business, and disappointed me in a suit OF
clothes; but when I went to demonstrate
with the fellow about it. what do YOU
suppose he said to meP He told me to &c
to -"
With these words he laid down ten
dollar bill on the desk, and said, Nov
sir, what would you do ?"
"Do you mean this for retainer p
asked Brief
Ct do" was the reply.
"Then," said Brief, quietly folding up
the ten and putting it into his pocket, che
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-07-07

A SINGULAR story comes from Sheffield.
Briefly sketched, it amounts to this: A
farmer was sitting in apublic- house, when
entered q woman with a fine baby in her
arms. Jolly farmer admired the baby and
wished it were his. The mother said that
for half a sovereign she would give him
the child. Jolly farmer laid down the
cab was called, and the jolly farmer and
his child started homeward. Sequel-1n-
human mother repented, but she had
omitted to take jolly farmers card Po-
lice summoned. No child found at last
advices.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-07-07

told you to go to-. Well, my opinion
and advice to you is, don't do it. There
is, moreover, no statute or local law that
can compel you to specific performance.
say, don't you 90 it."
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-07-07

THERE is an old-fashioned parlor game
that has never been improved upon, and
that is counting,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-27

The Sheba mine, in Star district, Humboldt
county, at ono time attracted tho attention of
capitalists, probably more than any other in
the State outside of the Comstock lode. It's
stock readily sold as high as 5000 per foot;
but like hundreds of others, was grossly mis-
managed by those who had the control OF IT.
The mine is undoubtedly IL valuable one, con-
tanning high grade ore. We are pleased to
learn that Il Is at last TO be brought out. OPP
erations have been commenced under the
superintendenoy OF Jno.-C. Fall, who will st
once put The mine in good order and erect
concentrating works. We predict that inside
of six months the Shcba viii again take its
place as number one mino.--StIuer STATE.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-27

BHAUTY or AMERICAN WoMES.-NRtuye has
endowed the American lady with n proiusion
of rich gifts far beyond her less favored sis
ters abroad If really great beauties are cDm-
parntively rara--tlnd even on this point the
diversity of taste may lead to a difference Of
opiniOD-the majority Of women are more
than merely fair. They are, almost without
exception, delicately made aud in this re-
spect very different from the robust type of
the English gfl of heperiod, With her ruddy
color. her full form. aud her deep masculine
vlict., and still more diifhent from thesheavy,
angular German girl, who combines so mys-
teriously an immense amount OF sentimental
ity with an unlimited appetite. The neck and
the cxtremities are uniformly 30 small that
European establishments have to make collars,
gloves, and shoe especially for the American
market, certain sizes Of these three articles
being utterly unsalablo in Europe. Hence,
when the American girl reaches her natural
heaven, Paris, and has been for fow weeks
in the hands Of French artists, she is simply
perfection. She outshines the Partisan on
her own privileged ground. Elderly men will
remember fair New York beauty who visited
Paris when the Emperor was still President,
and the furore her exquisite toilets created
whenever she appeared at the opera, at the
Elysce, or ut the Bois. Younger men need
not be reminded of the recent rivalry between
one Of their beputful copntrywomen and the
brilliant Metternich, and the desperate but
futile efforts made by the great arbiter of fash.
ion to wrest-the crown of victory from her
hands. Combining great natural advantages
in beauty and grace with admirable taste
and an almost instructive perception Of the
becoming American women abroad very
easily outstrip all competitors In the art OF
dressing - Patnm's Magazine. E.F - 80
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-27
Aymo1,s1lA BBrIIr's DAninsae. a washing

sASmGISIA BELLE's~ DARfss. A Washing
ton letter writer classes among the most hand
some ladies in that city Madame de Potestad,
wife of one Of the secretaries of the Spanish
Legation, and adds: .ar DO -I..- t. s,ala'n-
This lady is also an American. She was q
Miss Mary Randolph, great belle in Vir-
dolph was especially noted for her fearlessness
in riding. On one occasion, it is said, whe n
staying at the Warm Springs, in Virginia, she
started out with riding party for the Warm
Spring mountain, and dared the gentlemen ac-
coInpanying her to do whatever she did.
The mountain is quite high, and has at its
.op 1; rock jutting out over precipice~ TO
the extreme verge of this rock Miss Randolph
rode, TO the great CONSERVATION Of her friends.
She did not even leave her horse room to turn
around, but, having accomplished her pur-
pose, she backed him from the dangerous po-
sition and faced the rest of the party in tn
unph. Not a man would follow her example,
but one youthful piece OF inexperience stood
on his head in his saddle and dared the lady
TO do that OF course she cried qtnts.gE
Nrs! Chapman was buried in q place Sc
lected by htrself, in the family graveyard of
the Harvies, when it was an obscure spot, but
now included in the grounds OF Hollywood
cemetery Her grave p in the southwest
corner OF the bnolusure, which is made by "A
brick wall, and entered by stile OF stone
steps, and few who enter it fail TO note the
beautiful idea embodied in the in.scripti on on
her monument: -r. 10 " b. a...--.. -.LG.E.
EEl.ht- Lnrr. LrlnAlGnt As tAe morning hcA-
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-27

.edition," the entire plant Of such paper,
tts pressee, types, engines, etc., ''shal be for
fsitsd 70 Her MajsstyJ The Lord Lieutenant
IL % grant his warrant for the seizure Of the
property, and any person resisting ib execu-
.ton shall lie deemed guilty Of felony, and
punished accordingly. The proprietor Of the
paper may bring an action Of damages; but
the burden Of proof must Lie ON his shoulders;
he must prove a negatiye-that his paper did
not contain itreatonhbie articles. OF afticles
having a tendency to inoite treason; and If he
fails in this, he will get nothing The English
Journals, in order to find fitting comments on
this provision, have only to turn back their
files and quote whatthey said about the press
censorship in France. and the Suppression Of
newspapers in the United States during the
rebellion.
40 rfriU BLOOD MoSEY- ulE r.r e. .a
Where /. shall appear that any person has
been murdered, MANNED, or otherwise injured,
and that the crime was of an agrarian char
acter, the grand jury Of the county shall order
q sum OF money 70 ths person SO injured, OF
TO his family, II he be killed, ,"having regard
to the rank, degree, situation and circumstan-
ces" OF the Individual; and this sum shall be
raised by a general tax on the county, barony
or township. "
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-27
MART.

Blight purr, transient A. the morning dcN
She sparkied, was eXhaicd, asd vent to Heaven.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-27
sELLrxo 9lx xrowDEn AxD AIMS.

II any person sells gunpuwder To any one
mot having n license, he is TO be fined 60 for
every sale. II he even repairs n gun or pistol
for any person net having this license, he is 10
DO fined 500. ....ps
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-27
our Ou,y Authorized Agents:

L. p. FISHER. - aud n New Msrci: ants Exchange
is our only authorized agent in San Francisco. CAL
HUDSON MESEr. Al Park Row. is cur sole agent
In New York City. ..H ~ ..... . &C.,. -.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-27

,g-a q Hi rrpI
9ii SO ,noiiaiS 80
bns nT1a % M ;si
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-27

a.. surGSHssISo NgwspAfyps. ~ N
JgTheFA any newspaper printed IN Ireland
sontsina any reasonable or seditious eaqray-
ing ntsttf OF expsessions having . tsndsncy
70 roster, encourage, or propagate itssSop or
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-27
THE RIGHT TO BEAK GRaEs

No person in Ireland shaii he allowed 10
carry arms unless he has license granted
him for that purpose; and any person carry
ing or having arms without such license shall
be imprisoned for two years. The eject of
this will be that any Magistrate may grant IL
.cense % his own party to go armed with guns
or revoivers aud may disarm everybody else in
his district, sending whoever may be guilty OF
Having gun or pistol 10 the penitentiary for
yeara ~ '...I .t.'..t .. ".=" 'I'. NJ
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-27
TRIAL pr IURY ApoIlaHEp.

When aporson ia accused Of any of the of.
lenses set forth in :. schedule attached to this
bill, and which embraces long iist OF aots
not demand Jury trial. bat the Justices 6f
the Poaee shall Sit as,jurymen "A woii AZ
Judges, and, at their pleasure, may End the
Accused guilty and send him 10 jail for siI
months, .THag or
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-27

81 The New York Worlds London correspond,
ent gives the following synopsis of the Irish
coercion bill. IlCD ,.lIDD
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-27
xxtRcHISO FOR ARMS,

Itshall bglavfulr for any person. t0ywhom
any warrant lI given to search for and seize
arms. 10 act on this warrant for three months
from the time of its iss1e, and, ,"At such times
and as often as they think fit, to enter into
any house, or. piece in order to execute it,
and If entrance he refused 20 force their way
in, 'ff rH.Hu. '...'ss. ...lH .'. y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-04
ShiH8nahrtebten.

o. inbrcn 5reita9 Die Dampfer y2ueiae," Capt
Gibbs. BON bier naf s8ilirin9tor. R..G, iino y6als
con-" @apt. DE Spriep. tad GbarIeitpn. sc. al. ~
Der Sretrnaier uUtatbiloe," Capt Blate, lief ;Freis
tag init elmer Sabun9 9uano fir Srn. 9. g. 0ps uot
9alao bier etre Vim "a. Wtdri ~bsgsgrete er INTERIM
~. Sreltett' uno 70. sdn9engraoe eincm tleinen. 60
3ofnen %baltenoen, anaentbeinltd) pon Der Waunidaft
perlanenrn Sdponer uun ct. NusuNina, SIa., BON Del.
zen 9tanlen it'd nur bic bret Buditaben yGoIa eriennen
lIsBen. Der Sod tno Wittelmait. Su9fpriet unp BITE
9roBe Warsiianse Itanoen nod.
Die garfe r1rapeIer." 6apt. 4tnfteIo, lubr an 1.
aprl bon Ridnonb. ga., mad Rip DC saneiro alb.
Oas Sniff Isabelle" Gapt. Wtaursr, lc9elte am 10.
Wlarj upt Sremcrbanen mad unlerem 6afen ab.
On Norfolt, Ga., trafefi am 81. Mar; Die Sbooner
rRnbert Sealep" llho a3bonas Wortis" bon galtis
more Elm.
Sm Wonate WtGri betris bic 3,abl Der as uerIorer
ODER ueri6onsn gelneloetet Sdiffe, ,pelde mad Der.
Stuaters Sairn gebbrtert ODER non ODER nab ioI6en ab.
gefabren luarsn, 81; cs lphroen 10 gum g8rade, l Der.
brannte. ! liant olrt 3niamlnenHoB, 3 Ibeiterten, uno
s iperoen permiBt. IS inb 3 Sampfer, 3 9reimaIter
10 Yarten, 2 Briggs unp 10 Shppner, I'M geiammt.
fuertbe BON $l,48S, 700, nobel Der Qpertb Der 2dbungelt
niht bsrebnet 1T. SO befnben itb baruntsr ioIsenoe
galtimorer 6abr3ei9e: bic Yarten pNntelia 8ebring"
mn pGrtdet." bic reip. auf ben Jabrtcn upn Nutluerpen
nab 9te,p. Orleans uno bon Rio be 5aneiro mad Yalti.
uno r5raneisep". Die reip. ani ben Sabrtcn BON 8aiti.
more na6 8ermuoa uno bon @apaia na9 galtimor
perihouen fnb.
Vim 70. 5ebrlar lparo Der aui Der Sabrt BON Jep.
BORT nab Srernen %begrittene 8reirnaitsr rSelene". Capt.
Ra1hen. unter benz AZ. Breiten. uio SO. 2angensrapt
%9etrufteu.
Der Shooner y9raee Clifton" bon Sen gDet, 6Ia.
tparp am 26. Wdrs auf bober See ooa va fer ino bon
Der Wannlhaft perla Zen angttrpffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-04
WuS hem Siibel,.

- Sn Nlabama iino gum Mormonentbum
8efebrte 5um 8orIdein %9efomuen. Dor eini;
gen Iagen reiI'ten gseen 80 YerIonen iesli6en
alters uno 8eihleAtes nit Der Giienbabn bon
Columbus, Wlf mad Brigham Douna's De
biete ab. sic tamsn aus SANFORD Gountp,
4la.
- Gas 8. Be3irfggeridt in RetpsG Orleans
bat eine Snbibition %erIaiien, Die benz Staots
ratbe ben gertauf Der Staotaftien Der ~5afs
Toner giienbabn", ioDie Die 8erauBeruns Der
it&otiI6en Waiierfunft uerbietet.
Sic Bunoesteuers 6 innablnen i'm erften
GoutIiara'er 8s5irfe betrugen i'm WtGr3 oieies
Sabres s25l 900, i'm Wdr3 porigen Sabres
Sl7l,000.
5reitas frib, ats Smith unb gaugtan
in Sustalooia, Via aus Der uniperittdt Ia
men, unO 0au9ban auI Der anOerer Settle Der
Strabe 3uradblieb, trat Smith aul HDianb
&anoolpb 3u uno 400 isin Yiiiol. Eanoolpb
tbct elm GleiAeg, lnO 8eioe f~euerten rle9rere
Wate auf einanoer. Gan0plpb erbielt eiren
ungefdbrlihen S9uB ing gein; Smith tuaro
e~benials Ieldt b%leiitrt, aber elm Nabefebenoer
aetODtet, Die Yolt5et nabm 9. uno y. feIt.
Die A1fatre bat in benz Grte 8robe &ufregun8
beroor9eruTer.
: 3n Der Staot &itmono, "a, berrIdte
Sreitag Nube. Clifton, Der bonn 8ouperneur
elnssieBte 0tapor. iubr tort, ieine 5unttionen
aus5uiiben, uno bic 8unnesbsbbrben baben
ibn BARN nibt geitDrt, @aboon jun9irte
ebenIaas ais Mapor. AbenDs befano lid Die
poti,eiulannidait Der beioen Manors aui Der
StrcBen. @ormittags ibergab @Qilon's go:
lisei pas 2. Stationsbaus ben Yolisiiten So
boon's, neil ie ibre SnIiruttionen irris Der
ftanoen bate. Gaboon fteute %3ueinal 81
Mnforoe1urg, inn DEN BeiiB oes 9tatbbauie
einsurdumeh, nber GaiIDn tueigerte iid Del
len. Iatmittas lift Der Streit our1 Gaiiol
Dor bic Staotgeribte sebradt iporosn, I'm
aeidtsr 9eiaioro i'm areiseeriGts bat eine,
ginbaltsbefebt erlahen. tuelder benz eabooI
berbietst, Die Tunitionsn eines MsapOrs aus5a
iibeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-04
Nie 9eIde Des Wenerals Ebpnos.

G6eOtnne, 8ebiet Q8poming, 2. April.
= @oup, G0nlpbca fubr 9eitern in tpeItliber
Jtibtung ab, un Dem Die 2eihe bes Generals
9bomos iabrenoen 3uge 5u begegnen u. Oiez
ielbe our4 Q8poming ju 8~eIeiten. 3ier II. on
anoeren Yuntten Der ourb ons Territorium
iibrenoen Giienbabniirefe trifft bns Wititdr
gu G1renbr3euBtr8en fir ben 2etben5u8 In'
fallen.
Cincinnati, l. Ipril. - (GrauerFeier
fur ben Deritorbenen 8eneral Sbomas.) @ez
tern NbenD fano in Der r5urnballe~ cine Ser
ianlmlung Der beioen CUR Srauerfeierlibteit
erRannten GOmite's itatt. IS puros oarauf
bl]nsepieien, bnB iib beute Habrittag 3 ubr
Die WtIt8lieOer 0er Cumberland Itmee in Der
Gifice Oes Generals 9earp So. Git an Der
norOweftli9en Gte Der oritten uno 98alruts
fir, Oeriammeln, rno muroe bei9loIlen. oas
gomite BON Biinfen, peIbes eruQnnt murOe,
am cine Bemeiuiame SrauerIeier gu peranItals
ten, gu Der Contention 5u ienoen.
Ybila 0elpbia 2. April. Monta8
IbtnO %oeriomnleIt Iid Die r@roBe Irmee Der
Hepublif" in Der MtulttsA fa0emie, UNI ben
Wanen oes Sen. Gbpmas ben eebibrenoer
1ribut Su 5oIGen. Gen. Meaoe tuiro Den @ors
iiB flbrsn, uno 9iIhoI Stmpion Die Saupt.
reoe Baltsn. rs peroen Die 8ener&le Grant,
Sberman, gte9tsp, @earp, Sartranft, Cab
Dallaoer uro anDere angeIebene Wilit6rs
pabrideintih 3uaeaen ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-04
STE neuette 0atoe Gnag
III D II.

Si. sross s@spisrisistt, ,peIts bic aerste felt Sabr.
Gin aus gfanJeu ,ubsreitstes Heinislnes. une nnitttnts
itrinesnlittel. tpirffamer, as irgenb Elm VRineral. H.rapas
rat berIeIben Hlai He, iIns ebenio anSeitebr1 bon geiGntad,
pie gcip6bnIidfr Satop. piro jebt ben aranfeh In ge'
Halt tirss Bruittiisslhens tLozenge) ssbotsn.
Or. Grasmus fsinstprs's
9tbers unb VI q geHs2o3tngt
II bic toibtisie, meoilinitts g%leuistit, pelds bic neiisrs
Gben,is er3euet bat. Gle entbdIi jtpei YHauten.Gstratts
Die, an unb fir Fb oolfomnel barrrlos. ale Seitlsen,
fhaften beS Cueditlbers tn I'D fallen iin6 In oieler geidIs
iiaen Form ~betintiat ftnb. bic etclerrfgcnnet Yilrn lnn
Xrdniaen, oersn 2auptbeiianotbeiI irnss ~ssfasrlidt Ct.
reaenoe Wiittrl IN, su peror6naen nito gang aus ben, ST.
raude III perbannen. Webr, benn
efntautenb GIpertnttnte
tpurber bonn grttnper bieIes iiroereleidltGen TRttteIB qs.
tnad3t, ebe CD ~ BEN gegeltiuartigen 3uitanoe Der Bon.
fomrnenbsit sebraht puree. Die 2osenge IN In tbrtt
Wirilng t%ariuIos. unb cbihon Der We6tsin.Geih1rad
ibrer beilenon Bei.anotbeile aui demiId,em aees. bsiei.
tiet uoroen. bIetbt lie bod sberlio ~pirfiain unb traffic,
nte T.; n. .n -
EQtsrdne nber nerp6fsm appftpsb, fdimprrbpfs
ben, HaAtrfmdbt rne ben RegeIpiorisfeiten, osntn
bas fdpadere Seitledlt unteriuorfsn III. piro i,an BIZ
2oSsnss nnsneIih tpirfiaifer finoer, aIS irssnb eines Der
grdBltdeil lino abftDssioen Yrdparate, bic ~ae,pbbnlih In
{oI4en Jauen %perorbnti tuerosn. Gis 6peeifia,t aeaen
@aGsnletbeu nnb as Deftnut8 Idattsnoes TtittsI bat ft
Inter a'i1oitetrtsl Yrapdrdteil obsr ben 8priGrifttn BET
pbartnaeopoe nibt ibrss Gleiten.
Aa- 60 Wirb 9%arantirt bas Riemanp,
Der DIT. Erasmus Hsinsfpw's 9ebers unt f9ds
geft 3oItnss e in m al per fumtbat, tt mttotr
etn 9artr.gnloer ober Saytr.XrdntGt 70
ober etne gtIle utmmt.
Shalfartet uuo Girtuldre ipsrhsn ~fpftttIrti ptr5anhi
bon ben Gigentbumetn
@%ebrHoern BrtngIe,
Rr. 72. Wsieem .aans. Rstp. Dsri.
Danib o. Saus. assnt.
(NoS.6.lS0 Rr. 116, BransltuHr.s Baltimore.
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MrrifttSz WfrhnuHfunnr,t.

1~rtfs9ftiht I ir Balttmore Nourtp. =
omiontpwn ben 2. Mpril. t9or ben Ridltern
8iidarb @raIon, George Denptt uno atfreo 10. Bate.
nan.) Sspis Ntapers. gieser, bbsmiuiaes .3trit6ren
frsmoen Gigeutbums; freigejproden. - &: VI: Sanna
& Conn. eeeet bic r4tlantf. 6euer. uno Sdifs.NI lie.
iurans .8e ed lhaft;;" aideer batteu In Baltimore TIRE
Wsai9inerie uno Borratbe TIM 5 500 oerfidert, onein
BITE Yrdrnie, als Der Nf,eiurari= n aent. Jobniou bic
police bel ibnen binterlieB. niht %oeritdcrt. 9a brad in
benz 9tablilsrtent Jeusr aus, unp pabreao pieiss upt
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Scr 9entIde G0rreiponOent
Baltimore, 4. Wfpril 1870.
2tufmit Ger 9ompicr ,,SOnntt' MD
..Srelnen."

Nrpttpu
NSlt"'eh'
KEN Inrt z april Ser horooeutl@e
GtoN9oan'pfet gNoHau," capt, &fnltt per an
H. gEat5 you pteheh aao 9ih ~. BON Soutp'
ai!lptDn apGe9anSe.n, ~ 9eltern NIT 2Saaren
ltuo %ola9Ieren per ein9etroHen.
DER GrtrGoampftr gtrerneH," Gapt. Sslit,
Der am TO- 4Grj pon6remen uno ON ~. non
SaoTe aoaeAon9rn, III 9eiterl MT 9Saarrn,
avs Eana9iaren 100000 Tratlts CONTAIN
ten QIer an4elomnehf
NorO0eutl 1e r Suno. Jn per
Jtel4slaA5liBur8 pom Il. NEarl 9elan8tc pas
6aatholen@cleb, ioe!9es oen gln3elltaa!eh oas
5eigl or &etenemllloh rlnHmt, CUR 5nellen
SelNn1, Stt AAlrn9, Oa9 VsleB aug luul
S@aRl1stle au55Ho!Qnei, pufoe peflpofisI
NC oAtRt5- tobt il9 aus 6fahItuft q. Ut'
amer III ~ DtuFj tle8t1pDtfeh: yta9riGlei
aus Ser1ih n%'elotn, oaB FreuBen ool1fanol9
DIE AHl,Ui'n brontrel@ 5 beingll9 Der S0e9
ilatG, Que oeal eohtlt nnteroreitet nerocnr
lptIt', Hno oa6 es oeftlt lst alle lene MtaBre:
gem ~ er2[sllet pe1De zen Te9terur8er
oHtq Ole "HH"ghe osIleIbe1 geootsn er
IpSItlsI.
Sn G's5ps" llno oer lfhDere6lnonimttllItel
uhO IsIIlltSt ofs t9al@t; SaWles, .. Sal4au
mo ost 5tT9ttE l0gtl9e9ela4ote am S~noc5
1a9e, L. gtogN6 SaRtenoort 8etorben.
S't ttylNIVt S'pHLo IlHo III 2SlsH cirque
H;u g&Sultt HhVtaIStsniH UNI oa5 oeutlHi
Sntt,~ pl5 oltn9Slo raiRen, oas Ont BON 1866
,O.yost GUS5nStS'V,u oalHit 4eutl1laHo nibi
noQ plsI elC4oEr 'oeros ais Spnnlen Uno Yo:
!en; SGB Ole N Vottlh8en. BejQrtsbcnc Bro
l9Nrt inSSl.h StlueIlten mnBte, III el8entbum'
.lg 4EENH, NnO man lotro pleuetnt ni4t mi
0tr 205aus!SgGh8 ifreii oaB Die GorretturOO:
w ~ $l.s5th8 0utqBelSgln irorofn lIHo.
&s oH9oRoi9pNeh %erjte, irelGe notOrl1d
npE ntgI lunt 9eDfe, Don Dem Gage oes Gr'
iWElns''s teuHoes.9emerbeorornn8 a6 rid
WutIs 8EISg59NtH nle DoiltoopatDlbe &ellne'
tgpoe as5iosn; nlAnen nab elmer Gnti6et'
puER Pts |tihlllsIs Ilf oi' NfeOl3inaIangele:
StHgSlisn lOletu le ole Sefa8niB BUM Selbit'
S'spsnI'tsH VoH'oopalpN@er ar5nelrntttel er=
.IfH.H io"e4 oe poF8elprleoere Prtliin9
VylpSUtltH; 2le aet!te, ioel9e lt9 erttpeoer
at3 SgrliIIslEf t9efs4omooPatbte ans9e3ei9
stt guuEG, Dper o'ele9ellnletDooe lhon l6n9er,
az UNI 9Hgfe oetFetnenr mp pon oIelcr gtz
iWtHtluiB aHs4slWIOl2n:
!Sas''tH.l Slaem 2iei9ch lnr9tn &tit ut,
que D!e "Ao'"6'8," miltDetlt mrjIt9 ote3 rars
HAa VI osf eo&n8elIl9en Slr9e perrpet8crt,
Ws4 e. hlg! toaIltllttt ut.
SAooeH1l0lano:-2 bapsrtlae 46s
Heot0He'eHtaIllilef pot Die antr6ge oIf GRID
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Ser Gafe'fd,e 9pft : S%tebfabfss
Nrp3eb. = Der Nngef1agte TN
eriten unS piertcn Nunfte fohnls
big befunoen. = Intrha auf Sts
itiruua pcS MrthcilS.

SIN Ser, StaatensD tftritts Geri9te 9absn
Die 8ei6morenen in benz 4ru5eiie geeen 9tob.
Sale pe9en unteri6ta8ur8 bon Yriefen elm
oerIeseltes 8etoiit ab, worin Der Anseflaste
i'm eriten uuo pierten 4untte Der Nnflase
i6uloig bsiunoen miro. Die Strafe fur ben
e1iten Yuntt beitebt in elmer @etobuBe BON
ni6t %peni8er, oils $500 uno in SeianGniBbaft
ben pierten gunft In @sfdngnib BON 1921
Sabren, ie nab Beiinoeu oes @sri9isbpies,
bel barter Nrbeit. Sr. 8ittings iteate Seitens
Der Ysrtbeibisung einen Antra8 ouf Siitiruna
oes urtbsils. tporiiber morsen uerbanoslt ner:
ben pirb; oas urtbeil nuroe ionit bis oabir
iu~spenbirt. QDie man bort. e~inisten lib ot
Bejdporeren lber oas Veroitt iiber ben CT:
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SteS dulfpupes: Sraae. -3reis:
fhmbfsEcrHcrnnn.

St.2ouis, 2. ApriI.-9iel Aufieben err
regt elm Artitel i'm Bieiigen D~8tonlan GatboIic
Sourrat,4 norm ale &atboltfen oufgeforoert
tUeroen, nur fir iolde Ganoioaten. tpelde ii6
Uerpliaten, iiir Yertbeilun9 bes S6ulfonos
Su mirten. bel Der beporitebenoen 98abl Su
ltimnlen. aub er8ebt on ale Yrtelter Die Nuf.
foroerung, ibre @emeinccn in pieicm Sinne
gu %initruirer.
Se0Oons bat an Sue Goburn cine 6oroes
rung gum 8reistampfe UNI $1,000 bis $250O
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burlington, pa, 2. &pril.-Ils geute
8ormittag Saoio Weftbroot uno Sob. 9of:
mann i'm 5luiie Suniata in einem Na6er
fubren, IbIug oleier 9e9en oas 8aIteniperf Der
Bride uno itrbrah in 3tuet Sbetle. Sic Der.
iud)ten, oas llfer our9 SdWimmen gu erret'
den, Ianten aber AnseiiGts pieler 3uibauer,
Die ibneu ni6t beiiprinsen ]tOnnten, unter,
Geioe waren oerbeiratbet. SOflnpnn BinterldBt
cine fFrQu nit bier Rinoern.