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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-15

COTTON
LIVERPOOL, July IA. noon.-Cotton dull and
SG,ginluiate; middling uplsnds 9-l6d, mddling
bsieans 59sd; sales 5000 bales of which 800
$50 were for speculation and export receipts
49, oaes-Arnerican 400
ddIIutures-Upands, low middling clause, July
Alvey 1861; July and August 8 81 Gid:
AAuglst and Septemb Der . 296id: October and
TOVeinoer 1864; November and December
-o4d Futures dull but steady.
q, p tn.-Sales Of the day included 1000 bales
VI American.
4, ltlres-U plands, low middlluz clause. July
Every 336Id. sellers: July aud August
sSfii-otd sellers; August and September 29-5+d
o. September and October l9-6id buyers;
vy,Jtoer and November l4.64d buyers; No
,ouioer and December ) 12-6id, sellers; Decem.
III ana January 1a-64d. sellers; January and
ssagiprlary i2-6lI, sellers September 29-64d
Vss' Market closed barely steady.
mjdip YORK, July IA, noon--Cotton dull
sal aullhg uplands 10 &C. middlipg Orleans 1890;
A., ~ utures-The market opened quiet and firm
Jiy ciosed steady, with sales as follows;
A. uelYory opened at 10 3sc and closed
co,nW5 &c; August delivery opened at 10 80
gsi,n ~ 4lc; September opened i5c, closed
49, october opened . SIC, closed Sc, 80
or..i'o1r opened 95ic closed oslo; December
49, 5Oc, closed . Doe
roo D. m.--Cotton cl5ssi dull; middling
a. aa aa l0yse, middhng Orleans i01sc; sales 70
o." Dales; net receipts $40 bale, gross ,lyJ
80 ltlres-Mnrket clo4ed steadv. with salcs Of
In '5, oaes rs follows: July delivery ~ fllt
&C. August 70 flQi1 Sc September 40
me- october 5sNg Soc, Novruber 81 ~ IT,
P,einber 50a9 Sic January 57Gtg BIC,
. '' laiy 9Gi1gTc March PROP 73c April
xxx Hlc li1y ssU9 sc.
nta'"'t u. Price = 90 ; cotton circular says;
a,. poi ms mofuinx. our contract narket
ti.o- n mite sleek aud points lover but
ma. 'l. pffelupucut II q small covering o..
49, s.Ir ihnDeQ up and hnally clos a.
o.s. .lklt rates. Trading has been y =
''NiA'ier unifnDona1t Ia itself, ana
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NAVAL SToREs-The market Tor spirits tur-
pentine was quiet but firm and unchanged.
for regulars. At the Board of Trade the mar
ket was reported firm at 313zc for regulars. At
the last call it closed firm at 3l34c for regulars
Rosn-The market was rather unsettled The
sales for the day were about 500 barrels. At
the Board of Trade on the first call the market
was reported firm for NJ and above, dull for X
and steady for all others, with sales of 1900
barrels at the following quotations: A. B, G,
D E. F and G soc, H s716c, 81 10, X 81 20. NJ
a. 25. N 81 SIS, window glass 81 05, water white,
81 TO- 1t closed unchanged.
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CON 'htS- '.''-..-...... ''''' Wv
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 1910 A Il. l2:4S M
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SHIPPING INrELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALHANAC-rHlS DAY.
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R1cg-The market was very dull and nomi-

R1Cg-The market was very dull and nomi-
nal There we're no sales.
The Board of Trade reports the total receipts
of rongh to date at 454,7l9 bushels. The ship
ynents of clean thus far were a. 1856 barrels, dis
trihuted as follows: To Baltimore, 10, 1914 bar
res; to Boston, 1,e45 barrels; to New York, $500
barrels; to Philadelphia, 2,054 barrels; to the
interior a. 1874 barrels. The total stock of clean
IN hand is 1913 barrels, and none of rough.
] At the Board of Trade the market was re-
ported dull at the following quotations. Small
lob lots are held at 16014c higher.
Fair ..... ........'. ...-....'...... 49AC04A
Good .................... 5Ss15I6
Prime. ...........,. .................No None.
Rough
Tide water. ......................S1 B011 30
Country lots. ......-........ 49,. 9201 10
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The standard shoe Of the
times, the standard for quality,
the standard for style, and the
standard for price.

This shoe is made of soft plump Dongola
stock, stitched throughout with first quality
silk, oak leather soles and solid in every part.
We do not want!to praise this shoe too highly,
but we do want to impress the fact upon you
that this is the best medium priced shoe i'll the
market, rvaling shoes costing 81 or SIS, and we
would like to have you compare it with other
shoes costing 81 so to 50 more. We have them
in C, d and f lasts, opera, medium and wide
toes high mecium and low heels The above
is one of the many bargains to be found with
U.s.
We again have on hand an immense stock of
Lawn Tennis, High and Low Quarter Shoes for
Men, Ladies' Boys, Misses and Children just re-
ceved on this Boston steamer.
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Try our SOC Tea. Strauss Bros.

New Houston and B
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NoTE.-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes arc
not entitled to Terminal Prizes.
For Club Rates, or any further information
desired, write legibly to the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence, with State County
Street and Number More rapid return mail
delivery will be assured by your enclosing an
Envelope bearing your full address
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Or
ders or New York Exchange in ordinary letter
Currency by Express lat urexpense) addressed
NJ. A. DAUPHIN
Rev Orleans, La
or NJ. A. DAUPHuN,
Washington, d. C.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

SUNDAY. July Is. 1885
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-12-19
WHOLE NUMBER 1851.

Mr.. w. G. Sauer, civil engineer, has
temporarily abandoned the project Of
making an atlas of Van Buren, county,
not having received sufficient encour-
agement from the people To warrant
continuance Of the work. His men are
now at work i'm Kalamazoo county. Mr.
Sauer hopes that after he has com
pleted his atlas of Kalamazoo county,
he will be able To return TO Van Buren,
with "A better show of success. The
NORTHERNER unites with him in this
hope, as the work he proposes is "A very
important and desirable one.
The people of Sturgis are trying to
make arrangements To have railroad
constructed from that place To connect
with the Il. a. :. III. X. X. at Lawton.
The NoRTHERNER, in common with all
the people of this part of the moral
vineyard, earnestly hopes the movement
may prove 10 be successful. 1t would
be grand, good thing, not only for the
people of this county, but for all sec
tions of the country through which the
proposed road would run, and would
give fair promise of an eventual ex-
tension TO the city of Toledo.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-12-19
An Inhiased Onininn.

Mr.. c. H. Eaton, who visited our pub
lie school few days since, expresses
his opinion of what he observed, us fol-
lows:
"On invition extended by Prot. Hig
gins, visited the high school on Friday
afternoon last. think the patrons and
friends of the school have good reason
for feeling proud of it and should aid
and encourage, in every possible way,
its present efficient management"
ut is very evident that no mistake
was made in selecting Prof. Higgins a.
superintendent Mrs. Martin, am
satisfied, has the confidence and love of
those in her charge, and is giving her
best efforts to her chosen profession
the proper training and scholastic de-
velopment of youth"
"The rhetorical exercises were espe-
cially interesting, in fact, highly com
mendable, and reflected great credit
upon all who took part in them"
THE afternoon was so pleasurable
that | was led to regret that ] had not
visited this school earlier, and TO resolve
to more frequently avail myself of the
opportunity in future
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Farmers, Club.

ED. NORTHERNER:-It has been some
time since our Farmers Club was no.
ticed through your columns. Although
sluggish we have not been asleep.
Our organization is in good standing
and deep interest shown by its mem
bers Our June meeting was held at
Mr.. and Mrs s. 5. Fuller's, with full
attendance and an enjoyable time. The
next, our September meeting, was held
at Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace's Mr.. w.
was putting down drive well, which
he has since completed at the depth of
175 feet Will ought TO be healthy if
pure water will make him so. Our De
cember meeting was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs r. c. Hutchins on the
18th inst. Owing to other business, our
discussion was postponed till our next
meeting.
We find, rs we visit each farm, (once
i'm three or four years. improvements
still going on. Mr.. Hutchins has inn
proved his farm by building a basement
barn, commodious and well planned.
Judging from improvements among
our members, | think it has been no
detriment To belong To the association.
Specimens of corn and vegetables were
shown that were excellent. The ESSAYS
and selections were splendid, together
with a good dinner, and call went mer-
ry rs marriage bell"
G. O. NASH, See.
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He Lied About 1t.

A few weeks since, one Joseph Pei
tier, of Pine Grove, applied To Judge
Heckert for loan of S25, alleging that
he lacked that amount of having money
enough to pay off Il mortgage of S275 on
his place, which he would then own
free of all incumbrance. The Judge, in
the kindness of his heart, signed a note
with Joseph for the required amount
and, as a reward for his kindness, had
the note to pay. As a matter of fact, as
subsequent investigation showed, Pei
tiers place was largely mortgaged in
excess of S275 and the story he told was
false. He now lies in jail in default of
$500 bonds, and will have to answer in
the circuit court to a charge of obtain
ing money under false pretenses.
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He Swore at the Court.

K. M. Brown, Bloomingdale petit
logger, not long since, tried case be-
fore Squire j, G.. Lockhard, of that
township. The squire decided against
Browns client, whereat Mr.. b. was
wroth and proceeded to "cuss' the
court. His honor came to Paw Paw
and entered complaint against the
rate pettifogger for violation of the
statute which imposes a penalty upon
any person who has arrived at years Of
discretion and who shall "profanely
curse and damn, etc. Mr.. Brown was
brought before Squire Mason and plead
ed guilty to the charge, whereupon the
court fined him to the full extent of the
law, s. and costs. Mr.. Brown paid his
fine and departed being wiser and
sadder man and poorer pettifogger in
the sum of S10.10.
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Paw Paw Marble and Granite Works.

People are beginning to find out that their
money will go much further in buying gran
ite and marble in Paw Paw than at any
other place, comparisons having been 80
often made. Our trade for 1887 was the
largest for 21 years. Our stock is complete
and is the largest of any in this part of the
country, not excepting Kalamazoo. We keep
80 finished monuments on hand, of all kinds.
so our friends can Zee for themselves what
they like, and from 10 to % per cent lower
than at any other places so don't fail to call
here before you buy, and show your appreci-
alton of our efforts TO show you large col
lection. Granite from Scotland. Germany.
Sweden and New Brunswick, besides all of
our handsomest American marbles.
1712ly 1. A. WHITMAN, Proprietor.
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Mills. Osborn n Goss,
I.aWNeFS.
Tea! Tea! and Coffee too |,

The finest articles IN the market
brought right to your door. have Ia
ken the agency of the Atlantic and Pa
cific Tea Company and will start IA wa
gon with samples Immediately. Wait
for the wagon as | give IA prize with
every package sold on the first trip in
order to advertise the goods. One trial
will convince you that | sell better
grade of tea and coffee, and for less
money, than can be purchased elsewhere
Yours for tea and coffee,
1757tf w. ii DANsBY.
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Marriage Licenses.

No. 322-John T. Hancock, 81, and
Emma Sell, 27, both of South
Haven.
No. 323-Frank Fuller, 81, and Ada
Barnes, 30, both of Arlington.
No. 324-Stephen V. Cassada, 2S, and
ElenOra Smith, II, both of
Geneva.
No. 325-Jos. w. Klinger, %, and Mary
Stalp, 27, both of Bangor.
No. 326-Geo. Mutchler, 27, and Edah
Gibney, 1S, both of Bangor
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Fine PhOtographs!

For limited time, will make life
sized picture and dozen cabinets for
ten dollars. Cabinets from three to
five dollars per dozen. Finest enam-
eled cabinets at the latter figure. An
endless variety of frames constantly on
hand 1744ly H. +. SHEFER,
Paw Paw, Mich.
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w. q. ". Ferguson. ID. ID. ~.

am graduate of the dental depart
ment of the University of Maryland,
and will make the preservation of nat
ural teeth a speciality. Vitalized air
administered in the extraction of teeth
when desired. All work warranted
Office over +. Smiths, Paw Paw. 1674tf
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Fire at Gliddenhurgh.

On Thursday evening last, while the
family were absent, the residence of L.
A. Glidden, of Gliddenburgh, caught
fire and was entirely consumed with all
of its contents. The origin of the fire
is unknown. The property was insured
in the Van Buren, County Farmers Mu-
tual for $500, which will cover only a
fraction of the loss.
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New Tin Sbop.

Having opened tin shop ia the old Har-
rison block, in the village of Paw Paw, re-
spectfully solicit share of public patronage
Repairing promptly done. j. H. WATERS. 97tf
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Paw Paw savings Bank.

Capital $50,OO0.OO f. w. SELLIoK, Pres,
4. A CRANE Vice Pres, JOHN w. FREE,
Cashier. Board of Directors,
j. j. WooDMAN, DANIEL LYLE,
JOHN LYLE, WILLIAM LYLE,
JOHN w. FREE, EDWIN MARTIN,
L. w. SELLICK, WILLIAM j. SELLIoK,
EDGAR A. CRANE. 1732ly
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A. w. Hendrick. VI. ID.

Physician and Surgeon, Paw Paw Mich.
Office in Manning Block. Special attention
given to diseases of the Lungs, Liver and
Kidneys, Private Diseases, Piles and Female
Compaints-to all Chronic Diseases.
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Wheat! wheat!

Highest market price paid for wheat
by A. Van Auken, Paw Paw, Mich.
l742-tf
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j. A. Leech.

House, Sign and Carriage Painter, Paper
Hanger and Ceiling Decorator. Shop over
Mason's Planning Mill, Paw Paw. 66ly
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society Notice.

Apollo Temple No 10, X. p c., will
meet every Thursday evening at
7:30 1701ly
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
PAW PAW.

tapltal. .......... .rlOO,VOO
Surplus and Undivided Profits. 10000
Additional Liability of Stockholders 100000
+. SMITH, +. +. PARKS,
President. Cashier.
A general banking business transacted.
Interest Paid ON Certificates or de-
pOsft. l75lly
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Money ON Farms,

On long time, easy payments and mod
crate rates. Large sums preferred.
1749tf CRANE IL BRECK
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At the live millinery store on Kala-
mazoo street, large lot of new and
elegant fall and winter goods of all
kinds. Trimming in latest style.
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House for Rent.


A good house for rent. Enquire of
1751tf GEO. +. BRECK, Paw Paw.
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G. w. Koons is headquarters in Paw
Paw for horse blankets, plush and fur
robes-elegant presents for Christmas.
Call and see and get prices. 61t2o62.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-12-19
Teachers, EXAMINATIONS.

The following is the schedule of dates
and places for examination during the
ensuing school year. These dates will
not be changed.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-12-19

| am prepared to furnish the people
of Paw Paw with coal mt lowest cash
prices. Leave orders with Fred Bills
borrow. The highest market price
paid for fat cattle, sheep and hogs.
1871 [. (. w. II WILSON.
q. w. Koons has n big stock of all
kinds of sleigh bells, plush and fur
robes, elegant horse blankets, all kinds
of harness, trunks and satchels-every-
thing i'm his line-for the holiday trade.
Come and see me and get prices. 6lo62.
Oil Painting.
Miss Lugene MatsOn, of Decatur, will
give lessons in oil painting on Wednes-
day and Thursday of each week, at the
residence of Frank Parks. 1908
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Jas. r. Preece. the Ladies' Tailor.

Seal and Plush Garments reshaped,
refined, steamed and fur trimmed. Tai
lor made street garments to order. 4Sti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-28
Neip @orEer Nedlrtatstf .

" n=Y ort, 81. September. Die Suru
in oem Sdtlng'iden UtoroprosefIe al6
beute fr1ib etnsn auf 20Otitlag iu erfteu
grabe lauttnben 3Ghrlprua Qb, Ser I'm.
ge'Ia9te, elm 8leiiter, Namens Srieor. 5tils
ling, eti1ut au IA. 0tdr3 .. 8. ieiue Satin
in ieinem 6eli6erlaoeu.
- Dem 3Ouz Solicitor Rasuue puroeu
Settsns Der @inHGnoerungs &ommlifiou
Bepeie pOrgelegt, pona9 Gle SGbmeu IN
brecs gleIlc. Sanos Snlbos, stephan 9or=
panstt unb Auorsas Sofif unter Scutratt
impctttrt nOtben Fao. Die 9eute laugteu
ON 8tsnflag nit benz 8ampfer ,@lbe" bier
Gil uno erilarteu, Spei bauIireabe Slsmpuer
IN Y5ilnoeiplla bGtteu iie bierber tommen
lntten unter Der Se6lnanng, baB fte 81 Sabre
lan9 fir 81 pro gBode unb frete citation fiir
fle arbeiteH iollten. Der Solicitor psrfdate Die
3urldienbuns Der 9eute.
- Sn ben gBGloeru bet EluIbiua, SIS.
pnroe gefiern bic beretts fart uerpefte 2eid9e
etueS unbefnnnten Nnnnes inter einem
Saume aufgefuuoeu. Der obere Sbeil bes
Sopfes mar eurd eineu ShuB meaaeriien.
yfebeu Ger Setd1e log elm 9oppelqewebr, NIT
DeIhem ber SeIbfmorb Elm lol9er i9etut
naHlin oorBnlte9e 9en-beeaugeu poroen iein
mag. Yian fanb Nthts IN ben Sniaeu Dor,
als einen beuti6geidriebsnen Brief, uel4em
nur Al entnehmeu ii, baB Der llngIidlide
mar. Seiuen ytamen bate
er TN Srtsfe ntdt ermdbnt.
- SRI. Nnrp 6. Sdofieib, Sodter bes
Generals S6efieio, iuuroe heute abenb auf
@opernor's Sslano nit bem 2ieutenant
auerp &c eunO snbrsus BON 5. arttlsrte,
Reptment QetrQut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-28
Rurie RabeINessimer,.

Ter neue Oautide 8eianbte an gortuz
gal iibe1rei6te gefern in 2iFabun ben nortuz
gtefiten 9ronrriHjeu, peItar bic 5teue bes
GbneIeuoeu S0ni8s oertrat, 5eiu Grebttip.
Der Srouprius erpdsntt Deuti6Ian6's qfriz
fontIde RrlcuiIatioue= 8efrebuuaeu uub duz
Berte bic ue6srJergnr8, bas 0eatidIans IN
Gem eroBeu gEsrte Der Gioilijatioa afrtfa's
cute 2ieaiie leifsa psree.
- gdt Rifen 8buamit fiub cuF elmer
8erfte in Gartslseua, Spaaien, ernlobirt.
Sie grolofcn gi4tete srp5sn Sda6eu an,
iebod puroe gtemunb 9et0otet.
- Sn elmer gsfiern 5R Wanhefirr, gua-
lamb, ben $4,000 &Eubenaroeitern abaebai=
teuen geriammIuug npree bsitIoHer, am
20. Sftober einen Strite in 53sne Az ieheu,
ueun ne ui5t Bis balm 10 8ro3.ut 8uiaqe
slbaIter. ~
= Hia g9efiugboue'i6e QuFtbreuIe rat
auf Ger BlhHeIsr AusfsuRns ben 6Sdlaeu
Yyais er5alten.
- 3er gapf smRfus seaeru in Wom
mebrere SonIsn0 Bil8er un6 betOu,s IN Il.
uer 4uipIcte bic glotbpeuoiateii Ser gRfe.
berberfeuuug isiusr neItlideu otrrfdoft.
- SoiIsr SrauS SoieFb mo Ser sSnia bou
grisderIuat tauiStsn seftru in ggien SiT.
ten cue.
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ger,niy6te teIeorapbtFd,e 9epef@ea.

-- Sr G8uegn I'D, bat 8.ltan 8On
BermOrt an ieinem 6oh5eitstage Sslbftmoro
be9auaeu. Gr bate in Suubrps Street, ShHl'
ben COrtrabIrt bie er nidt be3abIeH toHHIe,
rRe mar IN 6olge D.feu BON eInlgeH Bean
ten oetbaitet Doroen.
- 8rrd morpbugeuuB bat F4 IN 2ouis
oiue, Sg., Der 45 ldbrtge R. ?. GoeLparo,
Su45aItGT Der gGbiste1 9auoler ). B Stons
& Co., 1ergiitet. NadtragIid angefteuts I'M
teriuGungeu ergobeH, oaB sr gum yta4tastl'
Ter seEaultgu 6irma 200 Dollars Huterlnia'
85H qatte.
- Der TrnGtberfe5r naf ber n3ltnuis
Seniral' 'Babu" atotasu &eH:raita uno Sat
10. Sus., 1T in Solgs zines Strites Der Bei'
1enfeusr iuspeHbirt.
- Grsbiidoi Sobn Sralanb 5ta ct. Panl,
0flun.r .relelt geferu ons Pautum. 3te
eleebe3ISlIGs saGeTemonle' n fauoeu IN oer Aas
tbebraIe ben ct. BauI ifatt.
- 8er lIagar Dn9ael 8oaiui9ire % Dnr=
Dc uGbreus Der uorlestsu ylaPt beI DEIoro,
Ms, CrMcrbet mo mn $50 beIoIot. 8er
Dtorber 9nroe baIo earaut III P1uipsoRE9,
9t.sS., 7erbattet uuo eingetertert.
- Wara gnrrGtt. psl4e in Iteoina, O.,
nnter Der antlage Dor SeTidt fauc, I'M lag
Ten 2s9osGbet I9rs MobnHn9 aon4tliuj lu9sz
stusst unb ibre beiSea bI0nFRuI9eH 9tlef'
t0G,er gu 1Ooe uerbyeunt III ba5en, III oes
YEsrees TN eraea 8raOe tberil9EE DoEoeS.
8a5 llribell Duros anissiaOben.i
- 8te aeuctratii4e &1gue in 9Saan-
ipIonuien i0urbI gsaeru Aben6 toTnIeu tTOTT'
net. us5er 1900 SerinrmIuugsu tanaeu an
osri6iebeHeu Buuftsu oss Staates fait.
Der 5rndtrutentrieg Der gtiaa0upuen,
netde ban Gsrtsbr tuiidau Chicago uao ct.
4auI 0ermittelu, iif beigelegt DnroeH.
- Der In 1913 sr5aHte Seitsnraooampfer
rSuDista," Welder jpiidea gBtnin9toa,
EEL, unb BeRu's Grope, R..S., iusr, nuroe
safagH an iaiuer g9erfts sur6 5eser 3eTfort.
Der Bariuf ia sertus.
- 6idtsr Brsner in ct, 2oHts bat etreu
Waf5Rtrrator fir bic ,Rifourl Ranlasa
3eTns= BGbu4 eruauut.
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atnfnt nnp zhinbrnne.

Boftou, q. september Ger JOa Gait
port, 0}e., mad Stem gorf bgHimmte S9oo.
uGr pGobie Bierce" purbe wIbreao 6es ge=
E,igen Sturmes 10 idwer bgjadot9t, rag er
ii Ser gidbs' BON Cape COB I'M Sid aeIaiIen
merben uuBte. @apttdn 6Olmes naTb burd
ejre Stur5msua iortgeriHsauu6 ertrnnf. 3eG
0ampfer y8abaria" rsttete ben Sfef Der
Mouutaft.- Gtele aubere S4iffbriide mer=
ben uou ueriaiebenen 8uutttn aa Ger RHfs
bon 9teuz@ugIuuo Gemeloet.
8er Qootieui6oOusr ybsiper" rettete beuts
Sic aus oier Beriouen befs5en0s Utanuida't
oes BON 8Gngor na6 8oflOu beiimmten
Sdoouers a6dttie Z. Curtis" peIher nab.
rsno bss gsfrigeH &afIons aHIasgebea mar.
ben mu6te. Ser SteDart mar ooraer iiber
Rorb gsi9nemmt porOeu uEb fam um's Qes
hen
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5rasTfGex glaSBan8 ctass REnSer-
EbteLS.

8roofIpn, 81. g., 27. Septbr.-3uei
8inosr oes BoEi3ifeu SGD DsA5aut, Der elijah
rige Saup, unb ein atlibriqes RGoden,
9iamens Wlap, ipieltsn geiterH TN GroseItlos
aes GAMES ihrer @Lisrp, SIR. 40, 2afaneties
BIace, oils pl6siid Der 9nub2 ieiner S3ue,
fer ben &olitlag madte, yWu,eum" 3u
iptelen. gSnn fliuulte Elm uno iiberuGhu 0ie
JioQe Der yfsrau nit oem lauaeH Sior,"
pdbren6 Sarr9 Zen g5eueEeTsr" Snrftaq:u
nol!te. Ia er bierlu Hlht erioiQreidl mar,
'GIu9 er ietuer Sdp,iier 5a8 fta9trte ,,FoDf
abidIagen" Dor, tpie es IN tiltgeH 5taublz
cen ge3eiBt miro, BOD firttete nd bas Rino,
ben &opf IN tin SaB 3u legeu, ME e5 3arrp
nugeorbHet bate. s0ann le9e bte Qaao aui
bas Sos" rlei nun Del 3na0e ieiner Sapez
fer gu, nn6 als Sieie i2iuem @ebai5 artipros
@en, ergrtff er etue i'm GrbgeidOB beftuoiibe
art, uuN O5ue he 6oi5eu 81 i!barIegea, usrz
egte e. Sem &inoe etaeu Sdlns aaf bic
Qeuo, tooburb eine uaffeHos gBunoe entz
fano IND 5uet Singer BON Der 3anb gez
trennt purben. 0lit eiuem bur9Sgaaau6en
Sdtsi iiel oas anne Sinh ~ 8ooeu, uao Der
9ater, mslder i9Heu ber5eieilte. nabR es
ioiort in etua 4rms me br95te es III siuem
Irste, Der biz 29uu4e 1erblao uuo ben Gu
ilanb Der SIeinen nIs eineu trltti4en be3elbz
utte. Ser Snobe, lpeL6er bas llubeil, bas
er augeriatet, m0bl fiiblte, erFldste uuter
6brdnsu, er ta6e gsglaubt, gtlg uiirbe Die
paro boz oem S9la8s 3lrud5le1GH.