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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-06
Advice 70 Mothers

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. Il
soothes the child, softens The gums, alleys
ali pain, cures wind collie. and y the best
remedy for diarrhOeA Twenty hvecents q
bottle. dt4 q y - 4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-06
Three Throsgn TraEa.

Two night. one morning. Kansas City %
Chicago. The santa Re route kS-S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-06
THE CRYSTAL ICE COMPANY

Now ready TO supply all wishing their Pure DistlI-
ed Water ice at usual prices. Once and Factory
Cor Usage and Pearl streets. West side. order
Books al ". w. Pearce 400 East Douglas Ave, and
Occidental Hotel Cor second and Main.
Telephone Nc.2i2. IA. SOHN
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1903 TO 1O9
DOUGLAS AVE
i've Hundred Dollars Presents Donated Our Patrons Dee 81 1890

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-06

Blank charters and al kind OF legal
blanks for sale or
TEE WICHITA EAGLE.
d1Itt Wichita, hAnsAs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-06

Don't fail to ask your grocer for city
sodas. l406t.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26
Around the World On ~ D.x.

Nelly Bly, was due in New York Mt
4 y. m. Yesterday, and barring acci.
dents she get there at that time. thus
completing The circuit OF the globe In
az days and the difference between
1880 a. m. and 5 o'clock p. M. .he hav.
Ing left New York at 9.sOa. N. Of Nov.
IL, Via the eastern route. Miss Bis
land, representing the Cosmopolitan
Magazine, left New York the same
day 1t . p. m, via the western route,
aud should be very close to no me ON
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

Archie Frazier WAS badly cut about
the head yesterday at the ice ~ ur.
The way the accident occurred war
this, the train was idle and the met
were fooling on top Of the cars, when
one took after Archie and hit him a.
he was nearing the end of the car
which made him stumble and he fell
head frat between two OF the cars
striking bis head on the drawbacks
and cutting several severe gashe.
around his eyes and cheeks. Wher
picked up he was Unconscious and We,
brought to the city for treatment, ant
IL at THE writing restored to conciou 1,
ness.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

the Atlantic ocean. She expected to
catch the steamer ut Havr but
tailed, and was compelled to continue
IN to Queenstown. The travellers
pursued exa"'lv III. same route ard
passed each other sor"~here on the
China sea hetveea Hong Kong and
Singapore, Mis- Bis'and having sail d
from Hong Kong on the IS h If De-
crmber, tie .ama diy that Miss ID y
sai'ed from Singap r.. II has been an
exceedingly lively tfir for the ladies
and " IL has no other result, will
Verne's celebrated story, and the play
founded un'n IT,.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

Und .rwear! Underwear =! Natu-
raj Wool Underwear. Now IL the
time to buy cheap. These are al
new goods and we are now offsr.
ing them for the following wholesale
prices: All Natural Wool, choicest
made, $500 goods for $500 a suit;
All Natural Wool, double back and
front, 50. 75'goods for 81. rs; All Natural
Wool, $500 Ronds for $500.
T.. u. TOWERS a Co.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26
Great scott.

Why dou't ynn cure that cough? De
WITT Cough and Consumption Cure
will do It. This remedy is positively
certain, prompt and thoroughly salts.
factory. II you have tried 1t you
know this stat. ment 20 be "A fac.-.f
You have not YOU are doing Yourself
An iuiu.t!cr. II Is ,old by w. L. Saw
age.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

The rumor that W. A. Carpenter,
late agent at Billings, was to suc"eet
r.. b. Wilson as stock agent, IL with.
out foundation. A letter received in
the CITY from s. l.. Moore says there
will be no one appointed until spring
to occupy the position recently vscar-
ed by Mr.. Wilson.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26
Reward

l. certain u reasonable effort is made
to cure IA cough hy the nseof De Wits
Cough ard Consumption Cure. This
remedy !. rorrett and rer ain in its
sctinU and costs 10 more than unre!i.
uhle PREPARATIONS. Insist upon hav
ing T.. For sale 10y W. f.. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26
Advice.

Keep your head cool-your feet
wsrm-your liver active, and trust in
Cad" Wa The advice of a celebrated
physician TO a patient. You can regu.
late the action Of your liver, kidneys
and bowels by using De- Witt, Ssrsa-
p%arilla, an absolutely reliable blood
purifying remedy. For sale by w. +.
Savage, druggist.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

Cnductor Dewy and crew, at he
ir. s;fur, yesterday broke the ie,ord
loading ice. They loaded twentv-
e,gh, rars In eight hours. which is IA,
bitter nan any work done on the road
before,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

Wing Chung wishes to stat. 10 the
owners If horses that TIL. afternoon At
3 O'Clock the closing ceremonies Of
the Chibe-e New Year will take place
by the shooting Of firfcrackers, and lie
would like all horses TO be securely
tied.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

Lieu Phillips came down rom the
post. Yesterday for the express purpo.e
oi irving the Ullmnn electric target.
and addF auo'hsr 10 The list of many
admir- n nf the tate invocation.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

The railroad experts to load 1000
ears If ice this winter out of the Yell
lowstone at the spur. About one
third Of the amount has already been
put up.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

A rsfiia for a shot gun took place at
Louis King. saloon an Friday night.
The gun WIS won for Fred Franklin
hy Chss. Brown, with the remarkable
shake If 40. which is the highest shake
with three dice known In this section
of the country.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

We have opened our sales room In
Smith 4 Haynes old stand and viii
keep on hand everything in the hsk-
cry line. We ask the patronage Of ell
tine citizens. We will do our best To
please. We are also selling the best
coal in the market.
New YORK BAKERY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

We learn from good authority that
Lieut.. Gilman has lately been made
president Of the Portland Street Raj.
way and Electric Light company and
will buy up the controlling interests Of
the Tacoma ard Seattle Street Raj (.
way and Electric Light companies.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

Notice the lad" Of j. +. Tucker,
successor To II. e. Redmond. Mr..
Tucker is u skilled artisan in the
watch repairing line, aud IN sdii ion
To- this i. an art ii" engrnver.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

A. Hume came down from Lame
Deer Friday With DR.. Burger. of the
Cheyenne agen,y. Mr.. Hume got bis
leg broke In four places about the mid
die If November. and this l. the first
opportunity he has had to get to the
CITY,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

1t will be for the best interests Of all
desiring 10 purchase fine wives and
liquors TO call upon Prof. Bach, who
has just rscsivsd q fine line Of superior
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

The publication Of the Townsend
Trauchant has been temporarily sus-
pended, owing 10 the continued Ill
ness OF the proprietor, Van II. Fisk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

W. Terrie returned to Ekslaka yes
terday after spending u few days la
the city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

imported wines and cordials 70 fam
NV use. Also domestic wines of excel.
lent quality at as low a figure ~ a
be Hff. ,rded.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

Hoods Sarsaparilla Is a purely vege-
table preparation, being free from I'm.
furious ingredients. IL Is peculiar In
its curative power.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

Read Eisenbere's new lad" In this
mornings PAPER. 1, will Interest tie
ladies.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26
$4,000 Rewarsl

For Information that will lead 10
the conviction Of the parties who stole
the horse and sleigh tied by the depot
Friday afternoon.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

T. J. Logan, master farmer ut the
Cheyenne agency, Is in the city on
business.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

The Great Falls Tribune has got n
new head on It. A kind of a New
Years head' as II were.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26
For Sale.

A grand square, Steinwsy piano.
Been In use only ak months. None,
paid either by installnien,s or IN full.
Apply nj this Office. /.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

J. w. Noggle, superintendent Of the
Rocky Fork division. IL In the city
visiting friends.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

Cleanse your b cath with De Wits
Lit:le Early R'ser-. For sale by w.
+. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

Two cars " blooded stock passed
through the city yesterday billed for
Spokane Falls.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

Billiard has some fine old port and
sherry for family use.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

DIR. VI. NJ. Hedges returned from
Glendive last night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

His girl ddn'r 60 bach IN him be-
cause h- used De Wits Little Early
Risers. On sale NJ Savsgs's drug store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26
LOCAL 1T IS.

Highest price paid for Furs at Smith
q Keynes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

D. II. Turner arrived ia the city
Yesterday from st. Paul.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

The Rev. Mr.. Robinson received
word yesterday from Bishop Brewer
>that lac would visit Miles City on the
9th OF March.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

J. W. Lowery and J. Sends n OF ST.
Paul, W re in the city vest erday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

Geo. n. Newman came down from
Hathaway last evening.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

NJ. Lovern-tein, Of St. Joe, Mo-, was
In the city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

Yesterday was slightly overcast. bu,
above freezing all dav.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

Ask W. T.. Savage what De'Vitt's
Litf G Early Ristrs sre.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

\ X. II. Skott came down from For
syth yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

De Wits Little early Rsers get
there. Sold Vt Ss-sge's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

Jesse Hasten departed on last
NIGHTS train for Livingston.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26

Take De- Wits Little Early RISER.
For ,al- ut Savage's drug store. .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-26
afTieiai RiIcelory.

TIN1KTT
Judge Seventh Judicial district ...".....
........ =. lion. Geo, X, Milburn. Miles City
I.ITNTv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-23
StaOt Baltimore.

~ eration of ga bor." - [Sn Der
pGeoerattou OF %abor" muroe geieru Qui
lntrQQ Der yMuitter> Linton" beidjioiien, Elm
@oulte Su ernenuen, pel9e5 Die u3uiAueiz
Der liiemblp" Der r2Ibetsritter" eriud)en
ou, i'll 3utunft bel ibren Seiteu SultmOrer
YtuEter 81 berlidlld)ttgen uuO nid)t auerudrs
tlge Dtllltarz9apeuen 81 engagiren. 9as
@Orlte beltebt aus Den 0S3. u. s. Grap,
Soumann, JtGOcline, 0eorge 3eatb uHo ~.
:. ;. Goonep. Ser &elnluB puroe oa=
ourd heruorgeruIen, 0aB Ole 2lNemblp ild)
beI Der NeOeralt0n fiir oeren rege Setbelli-
gung an tbren 1Seiten beoanfte.
DIE Nliutgla0blaier maren geftern Qbeuo
;um erIlen .Dtale nad ibrer Sommerpaule
III Der rNeoera1ton" uerueten uno berid)teten,
DaB oas 0eldaTt nIdjt 70 gut gemeen lett
lanQer 3elt. gle arbeteten mi Uouer STRAIT,
erbtelteu CUTE Eobne uno bdtten II Yttlllon
Dollars I'M Jtatlona.ld)age. Sle bQtteu
Den 2lrbeitgeberu geitattet, Die Ooppelte an
;obl uon yebrllugen, ME ionit, SIT bed)Qit'=
gen, arbeiteteu NIT 0rliu9lasblaleru ;uiGm~
men IND eleu troBbem utd)t lm StanOe,
cine geniigeHoe Anjabl Don 2lrbeitern 81
l1elien. gu 9e!e9aten al Die am s. 9e5br.
III Detroit, Ytld)., 6ulammentreteEoe rlme=
rlCQn Ne0eratlou OF Sabor" Unroen ole Qo.
Sames Duncan, Samuel y. 6aIiOn uuo
dobert 9arter uomiHlrt. Die 2Sabl iiHoet
am nQd]iIeu Wtitnpod itatt.
Gin 4lntrag murbe angenoElmen, laut
meldem Die Union Der 5lmmerleute" er=
u9t wiro, Oaraui 81 oriu9eu, OaB bel Dem
lieubau elue5 GIubbauies al per Gbaies
Grape, nur Unions. .Yppier ungereut wer-
ben. 3u9,ei6 murOe bertttet, oaB ben nj
San zines 6lugels iilr pas oSoOule OF J(e=
fuge" Wlaurer beit)aftlgt werpen, Die nIht
Der Union an9eb0ren. 3as SegIs.attus
&onlite piro am Samita9 2lbenO eIue Git
sung abhalten, um iiber DIE 6ra5e NIT oen
SIaOuatbs GanOloateH beju9Id lbrer
Steuung arbeiter AngelegeuAeIten 9e9ens
iiber, ueiler Su beratben. 0a5 Srganlla-
tiOuszGomite bait an 9ienIiag elne Ser
iammlung ab, III weld)er gtabere5 iiber Die
SrgauIfirung Der 5apejierer bsiprOfen
peIOen ioa. @uI Griuaeu Der g6cpeGatIon"
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Sest brauGen iie fe;ne 8artoTeln
titcDr.

Gewaunee, 2Sisc., y. Sftober.-4l=
bert yuoermaper, EN- nabe @aSco, Gemauz
nee-Gountp, uHiaiitger junger Sarmer, itritt
iid geltern NIT ietner lbm erlt uor Iuenlgeu
So1cu augltrauteu Juugeu Satin iiber Die
Euanttdt NartOneln, Die ilc flir lbreu gSin.
teruerbrauh aubuneu iouten. 81 gerietb
Dabel in iolt)c 9Sutb, oaB er ieiue 9SudJez
ler Siid)ie ergrifi, uuO Die 6rau, mdhrenO
Oieielbe aus Dem Nauie Su entiliebeu per-
iudJte, erid)oB. Gr ieBte ii1 oaun Die 1flinz
Dung Oes @emehrs al Die Sdldfe uuO ser
iNmetterte il1 Den SOpf pur9 elnen SmeIten
SdlIE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-23
SeufationeGe Sra90oic ut San
gst;tpisip.

gan nAntouio, 5er., %. Sftober. =
6rau Il. Nicbltn, Die Jnuge lbOne Satin
etnes GtItnbabnarbetter5 murOe gegen ucun
llbr geitcru 2lbeno al Der Gde Der Nrio= uno
PereSitraBe uou Siaat 2&etB crId)OIieu, uuo
Der yeptsye beging pann SelbliuOrO, inOem
CT ild) nit elnen smeltcn Sd)uB ben &opi
Serld)mcuerte. 2SeiB mar ELL 9elerteur ans
Der SuH0esarmce uno tltrSltdl aus Detroit,
iid) ibm oOr etlld)en Sagen bier augeld)Ioi-
len, 0ltcln baS Gbepaar trennte it'd geierI
nab elntm befttgen Snete. Niau uermn,
tibet. O06 ISciB Die 6rau Uiebiin trrtblimll0
fiir etue Satin btelt. Sin III ietner Sajd)e
9efuabtneS Sdreiben beutct an, oaB er Ietue
6rau unO i'd ielbit 81 t0pteu beabIdtl9te.
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Npd, ein 6oieaaoer ~ oro ac1eiuuis.

b &c 9 D, -. Sttober,-S. Y. SSllfert,
Elm beta9ter Nianu aus Srentou, 3us.,
murOe III peraangener 9tadt riidlings ME
oergeltl0gen linO beraubt uub oauu in Der
9tdbe Der u. StraBe 0uf oas @elere Der
pSanto Sc Sabu" gelcgt, no i'm balD On-
rauf enc NangIr=yOf1motIue iiberfRbr uHo
lbm OuS Naupt pom 5umpie trennte. Die
lan9e EuIe Der Gbitagoer Dtorogebeimniiit
plrp hlerOurd) um Elm uetteres uermebrt.
&lltert mar crit I'M 7 llbr geltern 2lbenO
bier augetOmmeu uno purOe am Saauboie
Don eluem rNnnner" abgefangen, Der lbn
nah einem !0otel i'm id)linlmiIeu Staottbctle
bugilrte. 9ort beiablte er fiir 2tbeuOeHen,
gpglS unb 6riibriif im &OrauS unO mar
Oabet unuorildltig geuu9, cine grOBe Summe
GelotS leben 81 lalien. 2tIS man Die Get
DE aurianO, beianOen itdl nur menI9e Yienz
uloe in Den Suid]cn be5 Su0teu
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8clo jur GriiebmngsjiDe6c.

Der SefrctGr pe5 &nneru unterSeid)ncte
bcute frait OeS am so. 2luguit 1890 gencbz
mlgten @cieres, mcld)cS SclD fiir 9lterbau
uHO SanoIertlgtcitsAnlen perpllllgt, Sab
lun9Saumelluugen I'M Serage Don le 3d.
900 flir "erartge 2lnIalteu in fOlgeuOen
Staateu: SnOiana, AanlaS, Sblo, 9iem-
Seriep, Ntidlig0n, 9iew-D Yenuiplua-
nien, Waiiahuletts, 9elaware, Nitiilltppi,
5euneNee, SeIas, &irglnleu, Colorado, NJ
lirOis, Niarvlano, NiinneiOta, Oregon, }lla=
bama, SSieconliu, 9iem= Ioampibwe, ,joano,
gtorD- 0atota MD ba5 Serrttorlum JteH=
.Dterlto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-23
@ermiid,te telesrapbiid,e sepeideu,

- Sn YroDl0enCe, il. s., lit Serome
Smeet, melder ieine 6rau ermorOete, inoem
er cine brenuenoe Yetroleumlampe nan i6r
mari uuo ibre Slctoer 0n5iinoete, III lebeuaz
langli6er 3udtbanSbaft pcruytbeilt morOeu.
- Gin seitsrn in Den 0auiS Chambers =
id,eu SleilpeiB 9Serten ;u Bittsburg, ia,
ausaebroteueS 6suer rit)tete Sta0su in1
Setrage BON $4,000 an. 3peI Niltglieoer
Der Seuerluebr murNeu burd eiuitiir;enoe
Ntauern id)mer perlett.
-Mar Morgent5au'S Seifeniieberei uno
Ser;enfabrif on Der 16. StraBe in Gan
6ralt,isco, Die vHncifc Watratcniabrlf"
uuo etlihe tleiuere @ebGube brauuten gelcrn
uieoer. Serlult $4,000.
- Gine meiblide 2eihe, permutblid Oies
ieuiqe bes permiBten 9ienltmdotens Warp
Baooen, muroe gelteru inter Den Sriinlmern
bes eingedIderten v2elaub SotelS" i'll Spra=
cI1ie, G,z9)., aufQeiunoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-23
gus oer Smmeesbauptftaot.
Die VertpeuSuns bon Tifel i'm tS!ottenbar.-
Grpsrin,emtc in OCT @aibius:uncr ,, ytapp

gSaibtngtor, 3, G., %. SttOber.-
Der 9bei oes &ireauS fir @eihutmelen
i'm Slotten ; cpartemeHt miOmet gCgenmdr'
tIg Der Grlangun9 BON liidcier3 oper
pMatte." moiiir Der @OngyeB betanntIld)
Sl,OOO,OOO ueruiligte, groBe AufmertIanl-
felt. Serreter uou Sirmeu, meldbe ltdl nit
bem 0anbel in oieiem Gr; uno Nietau be
idaitigen, babcn iif nit Gem 9cpartement
i'll Serbnoung geleBt, uno Der 6lotten|ercs
tdr bat, I'M genOue 2lustlnft liber Die Sd
pa;it1t Der cinbclmiidDen 9tidelbergmerte Sl
eyIauaen, Satuerfan0Ige mad perldieoe.
nen Sbeieu peS TauOeS geidlidt. Gbei
Sol9er, pom Siireau iitr G,eItlitmelen,
beabtdtigt, Die 2raud)balfelt elmer .gtt=
dung uon Stabl unO 9tlfeI auh III anbe-
rtn 3weigen OeS 6ottenbaues, ais Der
Nabrlfatton Don HaucrpINttcu, 81 unterlu=
d)cn nnO puO Su olclem 5metc perld]teoene
Grperlmente i'm g&alBlngtoner 6lottenbau=
hNf nnrtrr hrrpr Iniiru
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Sird1aa 1ttto Scnipea.

Soronto, -. Sttober.-0aS Sournal
p@lObe" per0feutlid)t elue angeblld uou pem
Dt0roer Sird)all geitriebeue Wiittbelluug
iibtr eiue Seiiebungen 5u Semel. Der
&erlrtbeilte bebarrt oariu All Der Sebaup=
tung, DaB er nu oem Itoroe unltuloig lei,
aic6t jepod III, oaB CT i'm &ereiu nit Ben
mcu Den Sater oes yerteren Su bcidminDeln
ueriud)tc. Die ganSe @cidid]te tliugt b0Alt
uuuQhrid)einlid).
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sed,s IcrIp,,eu pcrniEf.

sail Silver, Maii., y. SttOber.-
SetS Eerlonen 9ingen am lsbten 0ouz
uerllag III elmer tleInen, ais Sd)orner aui-
getadeltcn Satt BON bier nnd) EruOence=
5slano ob, I'M ben 6rcltug bort su uerbrin
gen. Neute rib trieb oaS 6abrSeug Su
Aoappp 0Ouom al Den Strano. 9a5 Sd)id=
ial Der ie4S Ausiliigler III nift ernittelt.
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Die Ingeitellten OeS 6 n II s.
SIreauS, Dem in Gbmeieubeit oes S0rn.
Hobert Gorter Der Sbio'er Yarteitlepper
Gibbs oortebt, lernen sur 3eit Die Seoeuz
tltn9 DER 9lpllolenItzJ tzJ(eform inter toarrllon
9ebOrt9 miirbtgen. Ste perOen I'M Scrdge
Tlr ale mogltden Ganpagne 6onbo aHges
gangen, uno ite miiien ;ohlen, lonll belBt
eS vNopt ab," Sr. Gibbs fiibrt cine Sllte
)etrer Angetellteu, uno lpehe Dem 9tanen,
neben meldlen it'd Gin rotbcr Strld beTtu=
bet; bieler Strid) bebeutet loiortlge Gutlal=
lung megen 9tid]tbeja ejablung Der 9SablIteuer.
gtit cpniIdler Sneuheit iagt Gibbs, CT babe
auh ScmOIrateu uu0 SreibGnbler in leluer
Sfiice, aber ile miiilen in ietne Gampagnez
faiie ;abien.
HidDttr gpnd, III Sreberid bat ieineu
republtfanid)en Treun0en Den gefallen Qe<
than, Die Ginraguug 0eS 9tameu5 Don s.
u. @ittingcr III Die 6egiltrirzyiite su ge=
fatten. <tinger 1T in eiuem Der 9epars
temtnts 81 SSalblngton anqcltellt, pobnt
aud BORT, mdbreHo lelne Namtlte III 1Sreoes
rid anl1lpg III. lin Dem llnfuge, Der bel
Der Sttmmen- 9feglltrtrlng getrteben mlrO,
elm Gnoe Su MAIDEN, beitinlnlt baS meme
iIaatlidle Jieglltrtr= =Gclet, DaB 1egiltrlrbe=
rcd)ttgte de facto in Dem Seilrte lUohueu
miiiien, no iit DaS Stimnred)t auoiibcu.
Htdter ypnd) hat uun eutidieOeu, baB Der
&obnort Der 6aHille audi Der OeS Siirgcrs
lei, unb SletdlSeitlg 3meliel iiber Die Serial
lungSmGBigtcit Oes ueuen Gcgiitrir G>eieEe5
iiberbaupt gedrBert. &lclbt 9ttt)ter Egut)'S
Gntfelp Su Jtcft beiteben, 10 fOnnen DID
rpldnrer, etuerlel, no lle mobueu, 81 &abl=
seiten bierber tommen uub i'd on oen 2lb-
itInmungen betbeiigeu. Cine dbulide Gnt-
fei0nng CAB 9tidter Hnnd oeS 9Setteren
in 6aue beS unucrbeiratbeten 8. u. ..
l1argett, ser III gSaibiugton arbeitet, aber
6reOerif alS ieine 0ematb beaHlprutt.
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@uropdi(de sia6er- 2seriGte.
Gus Scntidjlanb.

Saiier gSilbelm'S YrCieft in 9s;ua auf
2lrbeitermobnun9en fallen oelQiieu.
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10 perSollt merben, ais oh ite i'm 9(u5lanoe
tabrlSrt unO non bort eingeiiihrt moroen
mGren. SSenn Sabaf, Der erporttrt porben
lit, obne Dap Die oaraufltegenOe Steuer ent=
rldltct woroen TT, wiebcr eiugeiiibrt miro,
10 1T Die Steuer inter Iuiiid)t oes betrenen-
ben 3OucoaettOrs uafnGgltd) su beSahlen.
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Ser Hsniide GorrcIpcnSent,
saoIid,, ,p6dlentIidl rub @onutoos,

sS. Haiuc, Giscntbiimcr a'no @aoaffenr.
ehbwcizgtc SaltimOres StruBs uao Eoft>Sifie=sIre.
@res bcS tdaIidIcm SInttee, Nurt Grd9er in 9'oIz
tiniore mo in Der gdd)bardGit hclor3t 121e ets.;
tasIid)c uno Suuniaaes esstnsGdoc 10 Gts. pro
9Sode, SahIbar moheHtli an bic oGsSat oeler9eHber
Srlaer-Saelid, RcbI SrEn:egs 4iiis aa bc inter
Yortoz8 z8orauSte;abuEG $3.50 pro 1obr, iiIr tirSere
iSeit i'm RerblltniS; IN Die pUdcntiidle AuS9nbc
nit oEHtao&bIutt, portCrel nit Abiu9 tiir Clubs,
50 SO pro iapr, Ean iT9eno einem Srte beS SSnlaaz
beS, Si nab europa. Snnntan g =4usgabc Il
pro Sabr-Sas bci.s uro ttuisitc Ocutidle Slett
in ben NtitteI= uHo SIotaatcn.
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UliIott ann Hotofir

Son II -. Sttober.-Sie 9tad)rtd)t
bon Der 9erdue9abe elmer 3eItllng 0urd) Die
&Onlgtn 9tatalte pon Serblen bsldtlgt It6
uno Iol elm Shat)Sag gegen Gr=aonlg Dit
Ian letn. Wtllan bat it'd burf ben neuen
p@ouperneur" leiues SobneS, beS jeglgen
S0ug5 aleTanOer, giniuB aui bielen per
ld)alit, ben Natalie nit lbrer 3eltung M
ldJdolld) 81 MAIDEN bofit.
Der SSed)lel III Der TerIon DeS Dem S0ni9
Gleranber bon Serbien beigegebeuen Gous
uernenr8 bat in Selgrao erbeblld)es 2lufle
hen heruorgeruIen. Die 9tegierung Iou
thatlGd)lit BON Oleiem 9Sed,lel Oanu ert
SenntntB erhalten baben, nad]bem 0erlelbe
bereltS pou3ogen mar. Ger neue 0ausbofz
metlter Sbert NtiStootcs gilt ais tnttnler
Syeunp beS 9tcgentsu Jtiitics. Inter piclem
fuuglrte er lctuer 3eit ais ariegsminliter.
2Sdbreno bes lerbiid)= bulgariiden &rieges
hattie er Elm Commando iune. Gr gilt fcrner
ais ell ergebener 6reunp oeS S0nlgs Viiz
Ian, uno man nmnlt al, oaB lcine Seru=
lung pprnebnllld Den 3lpeG uerfolge, Der
milttdrldeu AuSbilOung Oes lungen SOngs
pon MN al 9rOBere Auimerflamteit suiu=
menben uno ben Jungen Siirilen Den Hlduen
letnes SaterS genetgt III MAIDEN.
Bonn Cuban.
Suaf M, %. Sttober. Der
mide, peld)e auI eiuem Gaub;uge begriiien
mareH, murpeH blute BON Der egppul1en
Sapaltrle an9egr n.H. Sieben Der Ger
mnde muroen QetoOtet unb cine Ansabl 9e=
fau9en 9eHommen.
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Sinter peu &oultSIen Ses soulanafsmus

5 art5, y. SftOber. = uNtgarO" Der
ofieutlld)t beute ben lebten ieiuer Jieibe BON
2lrtifelu, betitelt ygeS @oulneS De 8ouz
langiSmus." Ser 2lrtitel tbellt nit, Souz
LANCER babe nad Der 9tieocrlage Der GOu~
langiten bel Der leBten aQgemeinen Qepu=
tirtenmabl nah 2lmerIta Su entiiebeu ge=
miuidt. JtodefOrt babe tbn JeOod) iiberz
reOet, it'd na9 Der &niel Scriep 6u begebeu.
,3um SdlluIe ertldrt u6tgaro," Die III Dem
2lrtlTeI gemadlteu ItittBeluHgcn tummteH
aus 0uraauS SuperldiNgeu Gueueu mo leieu
psr2HeutlldJt moroer, nm Die Splgbiiberei
SOulanQer5 s bloeiultellen.