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St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02
For Miles on Seventh Street

H OF HII0s UTI otVCHtn oCrteC
You will find attractive and handsome
show windows, but the windows of
Blakemore & Angell-No. 25-which
are veritable art galleries, attract more
than usual attention, and at all hours of
the day people may be seen admiring
the pictures so tastily displayed. This
firm has grown up with the Street and
its members are enthusiastic on the
subject of Seventh street, believing that
it is destined to be the leading retail
throughfare of the Northwest.
The line of goods carried by this firm
is well known, and Picture Frames
manufactured by this house and Pic
lures of all kinds, Artists Material, etc.
bought there may be found in hundreds
of homes in this, city and throughout
the Northwest.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02
All Glasses of Business

Are represented along this ten miles of
trade, excepting the ticket brokers'
business. ". r. Gitt, at It's East Third
street, supplies the bulk of the people
on Seventh, as well as all over the city,
with railroad tickets to all points, at
greatly reduced rates; those not famil-
lar with the city should bear this in
mind.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02

adapted for a large retail clothing
house. The show windows on the
ground floor are spacious, well lighted.
and always filled with the very latest
STYLES of Mems Garments, Furnish
ing Goods and Hats. His particularly
efficient corps of statesmen, stock clerks
and accountants is Mr.. StrouSe'e special
pride. They have done much to bring
the house its present popularity, and
their gentlemanly treatment of patrons
will tend to greatly increase it. Mr..
Strouses reputation for strict integrity,
un1inching adherence to the rule,
Honesty is the best policy and other
good business principles, has always
been faithfully maintained by his en-
plOyes.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02
A Prominent Dry Goods House

On this busy thoroaghfare is that of Mr..
M. Mealey, corner of Seventh and Waba-
sha streets. Mr.. Mealey has been located
at his present address for number of
years. and has seen his business improve
with this wonderful street, until to-day
he is blessed with a large and steady
trade. His stock is replete with every
thing pertaining to dry goods and no.
tiOns, and as he personally superintends
his store, it is run with business pre-
cislon, and his many customers are salts
fed and pleased with the prices and
services to be had at his place of busi-
ness.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02
"Siinon'S."

At the northwest corner of Seventh
and Broadway, in the yellow brick
building that has so long been land
mark by its peculiar situation, is the
family liquor store of B. Simon, who
does here prabably the largest retail
business in this line in st. Paul.
The location of the place, at the june
tion of the two principal thOroughfares
of the eastern portion of the city makes
this appear reasonable. Mr.. Simon is
particularly proud of his stock on ac-
count of the extra quality of his pet
brands, than which. indeed, there are
no better. 4 few of these are Bond &
Lillard,' ''Hermitage'' and "Gucken-
heimer' rye whiskies, Bass ale and
Guinpess' porter. He has also most
of tie finest makes of wines and
brandieS, put up for family use. In
California wines the stock is certainly
complete. Anything that is made, in
these goods can be furnished. Mr.. ST.
mon has gained the confidence of his
patrons by the exceptional quality of
his liquors, and his trade is correspond
ingly large. Goods are delivered to any
part of the city tree of charge, promptly.
This is an especially pleasing feature,
and is appreciated by Mr.. Simon's pat
ronS.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02
A Prominent Druggist.

The most extensive retail drug dealer
in this city is Karl Simmon. His pre-
scription file runs up to 100000 separate
orders. He conducts two stores, one a
the corner of Third and Market and an
other at the corner of Seventh and Sib
ley Cecently removed from the corner
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02

Above is a ,ery good likeness of that
ever popular dispenser of wet goods at
Is East Seventh street, near Wabasha.
Mr.. John B. Pewters, the liquor dealer,
who was so prominently mentioned by
his numerous friends as urging him to
become a candidate for the city council.
But Johns better judgment prevailed
at this time and has reserved his ammu-
milton for another time. Smart and
intelligent, away up in his line of busi-
ness, he is one of the most prosperous
of the Seventh street retailers.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02
"Stone the JeweIer"

Is familiar name about st. Paul and
has been for years. He is especially
connected with Seventh street, and is
one of its pioneer merchants. Mr. Stone
has been in the jewelry business in this
city long time, and has done his share
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02

announcing a sale of bargains at their
mart. They also carry large line of
furniture and household goods, which
will surely satisfy intending purchasers
regarding style, workmanship and
prices.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02
The Andrew schoch Grocery Co

In 1858 j. H. Hulseik started the busi-
ness that is now conducted under the
name of Andrew Schoch Grocery Co., at
Seventh and Broadway, and known as
one of the largest retail grocery houses
in the country The business passed
into Mr.. Schoch's hands in II, when it
was located at the corner of Rosabel.
Two men then were able to manage the
business. Now it requires twcnty-three,
and not one of these have many idle
moments on their hands, either. 1t has
frequently been spoken of as the busiest
house in ST. Paul. The employees are
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02

towards supplying our citizens with
.'Glittering Gems, ETC." At present he
is located at No. pa East Seventh,
of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, etc.
His prices on good goods are reasonable
and you can depend on anything he tells
you relative to jewelry. Watch and
Jewelry Repairing is also done by this
hOuSe
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02
The Peonle,s Pa1ynhroker.

Mr.. A. 5. Weller, is located at % East
Seventh street. He loans money on all
goods Of value, and carries a complete
line of jewelry, etc. He makes a
specially of watch repairing and has an
excellent workman in that department..
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02
The John Matheis Seventh Street
Carpet House,

The carpet house of John Matheis;'
corner Of Pine, is the largest on Seventh
street. 1t is branch of the Third street
house and is managed by John Matheis,-
Jr., a young man of seyeya years eX-.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02
SCHLATTMAN BROS,

Photographers, Have just Opened
Their New and Elegant Gallery
At the old stand, 271 East Seventh
street, and are prepared to do the very
finest work.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02
t the Plymouth Clothing House

There have been dlsplayed on several Oc-
casions recently, Pastel and Portrait
pictures, by the Edgar B. Smith Por-
trait company. They do excellent
work, and they are located at 451 Wa
baSha street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02
Richard Powers, Merchant Tailor.

Located at 153 West Seventh street.
has been in business at his present loca-
ton for the past three and half years,
and in that time has done his share
toward turning out fine-ftting garments
at reasonable prices. He has an eXten-
sive and varied stock to choose from. so
if you need anything in clothing. he
surely can suit you in style, fit and
price, as he is considered as good cut
ter as there IS in st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02
S. NJ. Taylor. photographer.

Who has earned such an enviable repu-
tation on the superb Photos he has pro-
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02
Alfred Bradley.

This well known shoe dealer is identi-
fed with the growth and prosperity of
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02
Something About Max Strouse,
the Great Ciothier of Seven
Corners.

Seven Corners is distinctively busi-
ness center of st. Paul. In this imme
diate neighbOrhOod are a number of
merchants carrying stocks which equal
in extent and variety those found in
many of the Oldest, largest stores
in the city. Chief among these
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02
Pfeifer & Lockwood.

1913 East Seventh street, are extensive
dealers in Builders Hardware and Me-
chanics' Tools; also Paints, Oils and
Painters Supplies, Glass and Put ty.
These two young men opened at their
present location some two years ago,
and by always having what their Gus
toners wanted, and ''at reasonable
prices" they have established large
and growing trade. This firm can sup
ply you with anything pertaining to the
hardware trade at prices that cannot be
beaten in st. Paul. Their telephone
call is 374-3, and their store is two doors
west of Sibley street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-02
THE ANDREW scHocH GROCERY coMPAMY

of Fourth and Jackson streets. He has
fitted his Seventh street store in ele-
giant style. the floor being of Mosaic
@ Black an3 Wann fne shs9 aepears easss foc to be IN
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NtMter 9NttM.

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sier, Elm angefeIlter DeS 9oIjbinSlers Sol9ua
8. @or i'll 0abiugtou, Jt.=S., eridieu ge.
feru @beno in bem 2abeH ieine8 Dieufberru
urb nerIungte Shuapps, peIdler ibm abge'
i1laaeu tpuree. Als gor balb oarauf Den
QnOeH uerItss, ergriff GrG3ter Elm 0OppeIge-
metru. idos ieinem BruJlpal SUei 9aOnngen
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BEN 8leds tObt. Srulier tuurbe balO mad
oem 8orfnl aingeflugen unO eiHgeiperrt.
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plate bes @erbre6en8 uao idoB tbu uiaoer.
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8rinbt, psIder BOT Srpd 8oGen einen ge.
piiien 8ubb Sam erihoB, purbe geferl
iriib bon sinem gtob aus BEN @eIaugnlB &c.
bolt uuO oil siHer Stride aHbebdnst.
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Nemsanrge Ct gseGrf61fesr .

Reps9orf, 6. Dlat. Der iueben an
geIpmmene 8ampfer p9bdia" bat 66 @rie.
den ole Gafastere an Bob, tpelheu uutel
bsm @eiebe 9egeu bic @rImanoeruHg uor
BauperS bas &an6en Derbobn nlroe.
Charles s. CLARK, tin Metb0biffen=
gsiffIider aus BortIanS, Re., ne[ter ais
Salfa= Setretdr Der 3ur j5eit bier taaenO en-
gtetbooifen GonfereuB iGairte, ftarb beute
DItttag i'm oSturtenant 6juie" al Der Dipb.
tberitis. &r ertranfte an7IeBteu 6reitaee.
- Der gtienbabnmaaat Guitiu @oroin
reife in Segleitnug ieher GOdter Srau
@bampoIion nit benz 8pupfer ,,9a Giant
pa9ne" mad S0Ore ab. Or. Sorbin gebt i'm
Snterefie Der y3eabirg=5iIenbahnz Comp. f."
beren YrGfbent er 1T, aab europa.
- Die YetGe zines erruuteneu uHagfdhr
so Sabre aIten Wannaf nit glatt rafirtem
@efdt, srauem 9aar IN Slate, lduariem
Gn3ug nub nteDrigen ehubea uuroe BET
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fer, iotuie Elm on @ourao ieufer in BbIa6eIz
phia abreifrter 8rief tpuoen in ieineu "a,
iten gefunben. Gin 9IiH0erbut bebedte
bas Snupt oes Sooteu.
Rinbefens 1000 Griouen perilmmelz
ten fidb sefteru yfadu1itte nuf bem >, $1,000
lamb Stie6bofe," nm beriu1biiluna oes N1oz
uuments beiSupobuen, ,eldes Der 9sIauqs
uerein rGrion" unO oii y Sinfonie 8ejeIz
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roi6 errtdten lieBeu. Die gtitgIieber Der
beibeu Sereine mareu m oas Grab hires
ebemnIigeu Dirtgeuteu uciammelt, uno uad)s
benz Der gemitte @bor es ,Gratorteu. Ser
ems" ben CHORAL ytr. 7iaus Der Ufattbausy
Ynifcu geiungeu bate, ourbe oas nit elmer
nmerifanti6en uub beu5en SABINE bebefte
9enfmol enthitut. 8a RoHuueut beffeht
aus eiuem BiebefaI DO Grant uuo eiue-
Statue Der Yitnerua al carruriIfem Rars
NOR. Bafor W. s. @oooou Der St. Sobus.
Chapel. Srtnitn. Bfarrei ielt bic @eoddtntB.
rebe. Der 8ortrag oe8 hurals Jtr. % purdl
beu vSrutorten= =8eretuH9Ios bic erbebeuOe
Seier.
- Inter ben heute aS @urooa bier auoe.
fommeEen Baiiagierer befiaoen ff @rz
RapOr Grace uab Der er3os uon WarIbo,
rough.
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E16ter I'm Nlter bon lunb IA 5ubrsu pur.
ben hente bonn SnnbesSebeimpoii;lffeu me-
gen Serausgabung finer 3sbaceutftiid,
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Der San BruntfruBe in8rooIlnn fauoeu Die
BeamteH cine OOatauee 6alidmiinieraus.
riifuus boz.
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glrbetter elnae[eaenbettett .

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quugeu geSen @rnf Sur3enfaabe uuo aorl
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Der ,Grauarbetter= lIuion," fuslde belaHus.
lid bon Solepb Btugerra, eiuem Uiltgltebe
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wurben gefsrn i'm Dortoiae.POIi}et @eritt
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i5n ausgefO5eneu 9robuuseH aufgeucmmen
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ibre &rbettgsber ton ibHeu 0ertangteu, lie
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gBote arbetten.
8eabing, 3D., 5. g2ai. - 8ie 5trei.
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,groOfer @heuperfe" in BEouboro' uaO be-
rem rPHbbIers" TnO auf gittli4em Bege ge=
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Tao niener in Betrieb oeiebt merbeu,
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gSGS Ocr 3EAtdl eitteB SsuppsibDlseus 0nridlz
fete. - Giue GoIfiioa HRo guGpers Grz
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hielten bann am SaBe elmer siemli9 iteilen
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len Tus 3nei BON an9efellteu Der ,Reabiugs
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eine bier SiH6er, 3Dei EEao(n unb sDei
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ben 9leid bnrauf bHrd bic in ben 9Guiern
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mento6, p1brer6 bic 5pet faaben Iebeno,
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mon Sernid's Tamilie beffauo aus Warn
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ben III Sobe oeIbrannt. 8.etsig BerioHeu
erlitteu i9mere Berlesun3eu. Die am
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tbias, tnnere SerleBuu9eu; ,ltorp 0Ougberz
the, 8o6ter Der @riteren, S3frGmmen an
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anageltiien unb am pale 3elaeiidt; SobH
&ontan, bic Iinte 3anO abqgriiieH uno Ser
ieBun9eu au ben @lie0erU; 6rau Barid
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9uItanb Der Qetteren ift beoeufIlf. GuBer
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Scout @Gp eridte bic butg bic grploiion
oerlnloBte 2uiterihiit!erung hie SeHiter uab
Sbiiren Der Sirden mo Sdlulbduier Elm.
Nu6 in a2ouut Carmel purbeu oiaie Zen
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| niro aui $75. 08O geihdbt. Der 8eriebr aui
Der Sabn purDe in 6olge hes llafaIl5 uebs
/ rere Slnnben lang unterbroden.
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NOll characterization

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mir S4nn 3aa uit gpaen t6unen, SIRE una
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As. SaDrgaltg.
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SOQQrS.

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Sa3u taufn 0nnn san3Hge enen b $50 $685.
$o garantiren a5e 8Inrmbs
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sH9m. gB prfaufen Die nn ausseue g8 auan6=
fer 6abrifu ncOrsn 9ren, ala fir 6abid6 gorSe p
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bos oussepabs sasr snO nc8 @ sen Ser Staat 5a5
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sytHfoIrq ys~rbre6,fu etucg gItaers

Befz 6 befier. 5. 0lai. - Die hinge,
genb bon 2ionpiGe miro uath eiuem 5arbi9eu
bur6iu6t, neIder Die Trau bes 6armerS
9Gorge Curb Iberfauen uuS uergemaltigt
bat. &ur,p mar 3nn @ ;nuf Der DlJldI
ran YpuupelFpiu geiabten, aiS Sas 9esbrs-
deI pertbt nuroe. Sic uiBbanbelte Brau
idleppte Ft na9 bem na9fen 6lra,bauie
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uen, tDOyauf iOfOrt bic game @e9eRo alar-
mirt nab bic Gu6e mad bem 8hdter begouz
nen tpurSe. getterer iou Elm iuuger Msnit
BON ettra 20 Sabren iein.
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8aomon'g 2eaOH = 2geff.f

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gnt5iirburg Der Nierau, Gnt3uHOuuq 0er
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9CfiOn olr guugcH, 6alSibmer3cu, S1uerz
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tisMu8, 6r0t.lu, 6ieberfroit, 5roRbsulen,
erfrOrene gIieoer, gter00iidt, 5alailoitgz
telt.
2as &uFeaeu 6es 9eao9 Jleliei auf 6en I5eu o6er
Die 2teil5, one BGi1pstcen ooeg Der SmeI5 itHo,
pIro 6ube uEo l5o5lbefnoen 0eriaGfeH.
SUuerld einen balbGn bis ei7eu G9eeoifel bon IN
eHtm balben eale gBufer elHgenommeH, iUir0 e5
tirnen nur menigeH UiHutaH 5eueu: 6tdmpfe,
tramUj5cFtl 3utuHgen, lauren YtIgeu, usbelteit,
9rbIedeH, S0b5reHneuy Her0ottdt S1laHoit9tet,
Gopiresen, 8iurrboe, Sollt, SlG4lugen ul0 aQe
InneIidcn Sbmcr3eH,
Wlalarla III ietuen OeridlE0Cuen 2lrteu gebeilt
mr. abaemeno5t.
Gs ai6t tcn 6eilmitte IN Der l9e,t, lUale5 5ie6er
uu0 fQltes Tlebtr Uno ole dnoCreu WllJuuz, (8aueHs
uuo auoersQTIigeu Fisber init 6ulie Uon Jiaomap's
Buen 10 ihneu betlsn miro, iUie JfaoDaqs Reaop
Jteliei.
Jeiisabe Ioutcn Pets eine l5alde Raonae's JRsaSp
Gellef be- fd bQbCu. yur UeHige Eropfcn in gGuiier
ngYbgn e.nem RrautneIom o6sr SbmerBen in Eotae
6es gSeG]iels oes GunfUuier5 OOrbeu9eH. Is ut eIu
OtiiereS JleBmtteI uls Iron8ofiter Sranog ooer
BittsTGr.
6iuf3ig Gents pro 6Iaide. 3n ba5eu in
NuOtbelGu,
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Gt,lrnfh fhonets .

@oIena, Sus., 5. Dtat. - Sin beftiger
Gum braute geifern iiber @liiabetb uno
3erEUrte 3Gune, gfebengebauoe uuO on0ere
@egenl1Gnoe, meIde in ieiuem Bfabe Iagen.
Gin i'm Bau begrifenes 6ranre=gebiuoe i'm
3orfe nurbe pollfdnoig 3eItTitmmert nuO 6
auf benz 8atle urbeiteuOe Wdnuer berabge.
idleubert, boG purbe feiner oerelben IebeHaz
gsfGbr!iG 0lrIebt. Ser Sturm fam BON
SI6nefeu uno NOR bon Re9eH uno ftartem
6agel begleitet. 8etraati2er Shaoeu
trurte in @Goannnb ungertbtet, bod giHgen
feiue gienitenlaben III @runbe
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g8oUet, etnett aeacu Sa0u0of.

@btCagn, 5. 0tai. - giue Depeide BON
0abuib, Sno., agt, bu5 bic station Der
p&uciunatiz sBabajb zIii6igan. Balm" in llrz
baua burG 6euer 8ert0rt 1T. Die BewO1uer
lrbana's battsn bic &ompaguie idOH lauge
angegangen, cine neue BaiiagteritaliOu errids
ten 3u laiieu, iie bebaupteteu, DaB au bieiem
3psde Der @Ompagnie mebrere 4der 2aub
3ugerpisIeu icien. Seiteu5 Der @ompaguie
ptro Dies eutidieoeu in AbreOe gefeut.
gOr eiuigen g8odeu mar idOn Der SerIut
gema9t porben, bns StatioHsgebdu6e bur9
0pHanit in bic 2uft 3u ipreugeu; Der Sdaz
Den purbe bamaIs ieoOt reparirt. Der Ser.
Iufi bel6uft fi4 auf $1,000. @ebeimpoIi3iftau
fnO angefeut, tpel6e bic Gbater ermtttelu
iOlen.
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setbnmots ett.ee stetse0mia0etaen

8biIaDetpbia, 5. Rai.-Die 13,iib=
rtge 8atie @arnep erbdngte Iif beute friq in
Ger Bobuuug ibres Gattrs, Sir. 1923, 9ope.
gtraBe. Die U1utter bes 0taodeu5 ftarb
uor einigsn Sabren, unS Dor etpa att 0t0z
naten lam ibr 8riiberdeu ourtj eiuen unisl
um'8 2ebeu. Geitber bat aatte fir ihreu
8Gter, meIhsr, pie es bet5t, Elm lteOerlt4es
Subieft if, bic @trtbidait gefitlrt, uno Die
Itte6te Behanblung,. meldle oerielbe ilE an
gebetbeu lies, ME bas etuiame 2ebeu, it1st=
neH bas 0tGodeu gum Selbfmoro aetrteuen
III babeu.
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Sin feltfauer 8aa bon SlutUer9tf.
tuna.

8ofsn, 5. Ylut. - 6oreit 9obuIon, mel
der ON l6. 4uguf in elmer Wrtbdaft in
Sf-8ofon BON 6ruu Nar9aretbe u. gouug
nit elmer laHgeu fidblerHen 5aaruaoel IN bic
5anb 9effOdeH purOe, III nun an BlutOcr
9iftung geforbeu. 6rau Young befauo fid
gegeu Steluug BON $500 Birgldait All
ireiem SuBe uuO fam ieBt uidt 9efauoeu
nerbeu. Uiau gtaubt, baB ne eHtfl05eu if.
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Gine Rarfe.

an aue, iutIdbe an SoIaen Don SuseubTdnbsn,
nsrp5Itr GdDddt, frnbsm 8erfal, Serluft esr 1lans
nssFraft Il. (. 10. Ie6eH, ieHoe ib fOftgHtret Elm
Sebept bas is turirt. 9iess sroBe 5elmttieI pUIbt
pun .inem TliIFon6r In SIS 4mertta sntbtdt
Sdbidt obreiffrtts goupert an Rep. SoIeph z. Sn'
man, ,GtatisR ., Reps9 9OrtsSiiss I (SuH6s 1StaSs4P
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GrtrMnFen.

@rie, Ga., 6. gfai.-@nbatm 8an6 mi
GUgIil Bi5rd1er ertgautea beute uaae 28efts
fielG In Tolge 6es Senteru8 cines 5egeLboo
tgs, in peIdem fe eiue 5pa;ierfabrt aGi OeH
gties z ee rIddlten.
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9lttetIGeNfIt6a R3Nalpnctt,

ct. 0out3, G. Y,ai. - SIN yimatbaler
HeuWeriiU, iauo bilier Gage eiH 3ueiz
iarrpf spiideu 5Ucj iuuseu gtibheu, ytus
mems SarGb Bolton uHb Rarp &c 4ioore,
Die geioe I'll etUtE r@oubOg," Rlnau5
@bitmau, 0cr!iebt mlreu, fatt. Brl. Sc
9ioOre erbtelt cine Eagel ourd) Die S5uIter.
9efsrH 4beu6 giug ita 6iGlt 0eridteielt ul9
Der 92Obnuug tbrgr RtoalH uaO il0B Ois-
ielbe, oils iie N Der &bitre eri4ieu, Gui Dem
Tlede tobt. Guf Dem 6eimmc9e brGlete fte
IG nit Der &llt. Die N.Jr0erta Il. Der
hQftet ncrNeN.