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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-08-30
NEMsY WEIssPoRr.


A lively Batch Of Local Happenings
Caught by Lively scribbier.
Thomas Arner and wife, spent Sunday
with Millport friends.
The iovial George Enzian circled at
Allentown, this week.
Henry zellner, Of the east side, is out
again after weeks illness.
-Qulnt Arner and William Brooks cir
cled at a stemlersyille picnic Saturday.
An infant girl of Columbus Long, of
the east side died Thursday. Interment
took place on Sunday.
The walcksville Sunday school will
picnic in Paul Bucks beautiful grove on
Saturday, September 9th.
Our public schools opened Monday
with a fair attendance. Prof. Minnich is
in charge WI Miss Gertie Horn as assis-
tant
Mrs. Adam Eaches, of Franklin, lost
a bright baby boy by death on Friday after
short illness. Funeral took place on
Sunday
Mrs. Sarah Deviney and Miss Katie
Taylor, Of MAYS Landing, and Miss Annie
Deviney, of Atlantic City, n. j., are visit
ing at A. r. Phifers.
Misses Louise Hoffacker. Emily Dms
ing and Annie Weidig, Of New Haven,
Conn, spent Monday very pleasantly at
Thomas Arner's on the east side,
-$3 reward is offered by the Burgess for
the apprehension Of the reprobate or rep
robates who broke the street lamp at the
H'eissport end of the Lehigh bridge.
There will be Children's Day OBJ
servance and organ dedication services in
the Lutheran church, Franklin, on next
Sunday, to which all are cordially invited.
Levi Horn was telling his friends
Tuesday of a Franklin COW with twin
calves, and of four and half foot snake.
Sunday he was at the Ringgold camp meet
ing
There is some lively talk to the effect
that Lehghton and Weissport will beillumi-
mated with electricity. Fred Horlacher, of
slatlngton, it is said, win conduct the en-
terprlse.
Always fresh and choice are the fruits
and vegetables received by Oscar Seager.
Retailers and huckstefs can save freight
and have goods delivered free by dealing
with him.
u. S. Kresge and wife, David Dries
bach and wife, w. d. and AL Rishel, Clara
Miller, Ella Debert and Ella Oswald,
made up pleasant party to Ringgo:d camp
meeting last Sunday in Levi Horns four
ln-haEd coach.
ELIAS Miner, one of our oldest and most
respected citizens who lost his wife by
death last week, left on Monday for Phia-
delphla and Atlantic City where he will
spend brief season in an endeavor to re-
gain impaired health.
The members of Ebenezer Evangelical
Sunday school will picnic in Kuhn's grove,
Franklin township, on Saturday. They
will likely be joined by the members of the
Chapel school and together enjoy the pleas
ures of day out in the woods.
"A young daughter of Josiah Stroll, of
Franklin, was kicked In the face by a
horse one day recently and badly injured.
It is likely that she will be dshgured for
life. the entire lower jaw protruded in
frlghtful manner and her face was other
wise cut and bruised
Saturday Robert Henry, of Franklin,
had hls double team of horses tied to
hltching post in front of the post Office
when in some manner they became loosen
ed and rIa away collidlng on the canal
with Mike Fauen's team. Henry's wagon
was badly damaged and Farren's horse
fTigh,fully cut.
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plensant TIme nd snrlor,s Lake.

DaYid Ebbert's handsome four-in-hand
took the following people to SaYloT's Lake
early last Sunday morning where the day
was pleasantly spent in happy recreation
Mrs. Ed. Hunscker and daughters Emma
and Clara, Ellen Hunsicker, Jennie Klein
top, Kate Arner Emma Trainer, Gus Miller
and wife, James Bonser and wife, p F,
Clark, AL Bartholomew, Elmer Schmale
and Henry Stuber.
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To be Enlarged ana Beautified

The papers were signed Saturday night
whereby two acres and quarter of land
adjoining the Gnaden Hutten cemetery
was transferred from Samuel Seller and
Edward Krum to the Gnaden Hutten Gem
eJary Society, the consideration being $780,
1t is the purpose of the Society to greatly
beautify and improve the new addition
which will be disposed OF to persons deslr-
ing burial lots as soon as fenced in and
survived
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A Lady's Perfect Companion

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John II. Dye, one Of New Yorks most sIllilful
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stood aud overcome Il clearly proves That auy
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UHrAIauo.
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There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory" "
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
'Tis sold everywhere.
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DsmOctatIe Delegate Election and County
Convention,

Convention,
The delegate election in the several dis
tricts of Carbon county will be held on
Saturday, August 80, 1890, at the places of
holding the general election in the several
election districts, between the hours of Two
and seven p. m.
The delegates will meet in convention on
Monday, September lst, 1890, at II o'clock
a. M, to nominate candidates for Judge,
Congress, State Senate, Assembly, County
Treasurer, Register and Recorder, Two
County Commissioners and Two County
Auditors, and to transact any other bust
ness that may be in order under the rules.
DISTRICT APPoRunNMENT.
Under the rules of the party the several
districts will be entitled to delegates as fol-
lows:
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-08-30

A house and lot, situated in jamestown,
just outside Lehighton, is offered for sale.
The lot is large and the dwelling is 18x22
feet, with kitchen attached 10xlS feet
The price is $500, one. half cash balance in
monthly payments. For further particu-
lars call at this office. t.
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Grand sumner.

A grand supper under the auspices of
Gnaden Huetten Castle, S16, X. G. E.,
will be given in Gabeps Hail on Saturday
evening, Sept. 9th. Tickets, adults, 3Octs.,
children, 2Oc. The public is cordially in
vited to attend and help along a good cause.
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Persons knowing themselves TO be in-
debled 10 thls establishment for job work
or subscription ere requested 10 pay up al
once IL Is unnecessary TO say that ne
need the MONEY and must haYe iL
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The newly appointed County Committee
will meet in the Grand Jury Room lmmed-
lately after the adjournment of the county
convention for the purpose of organizing
and transactlng business.
MICHAEL CASSIDY,
Chairman of Dem. County Com.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

fB~ Special Notice Announcements under
this head must he paid for Cash Ia AdyanCe-laEa
Price, Three Dollars.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-17
SILVER AND THE ADMINS
TRATION.

Mr.. Frank Newlands is apparently
about to find himself in the unhappy
position of Man Without Party.
1t is only q few months since he
folded his toga about him aud stalked
haugktily out of the camp of the
Democracy, and already he has be-
gun writing letters to the President
intimating that unless the Republi-
can policy be brought more in har-
mony with his ideas he will abandon
the forces OF Quay and Dudley to
their fate. 1t was the tariff that di-
vorced Mr.. Newlands from the De-
mocracy, and it is the silver question
that is undermining his affection for
Republicanism- The ultimate result
will probably be the creation of q
new high tariff, pro-slver party, con-
sisting of Mr.. Newlands himself, and
standing in gloomy, solitary grandeur
between the tariff-reform friends of
silver on the one hand and it's high
protective enemies on the otner. Fhe
new party is likely to remain har-
monious as long as it's left hand can
refrain from inquiring what it's right
is doing.
1t is not surprising that Mr.. New
lands, with his DISTINGUISHED affection
for silver, should be disquieted at
the course of his party's Administra-
tion upon that subject. The present
middle in Congress is due solely to
the failure Of the executive depart
ment to live up to its opportunities.
Many of the truest friends Of silver
are opposed to having this country
make the. attempt to keep up its
value single-handed. So ardent BIZ
metalist as Mr.. Dana Norton believes
that we should suspend our coinage
until we have forced other nations to
unite with us in restoring the double
standard. Undoubtedly the safest
course would be free coinage by inter
national agreement, and whatever
Congress isnow trying to do is merely
d makeshift to take the place of that
ideal solution. Of the difficulty
EExaminer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-17
Mormon Proclivities..

The. Mormon proclivities OF the
Ogden Union crop out in its issue of
the 14th instant whenit heads as "a
Damnable Outrage Perpetrated on
Preachers OF a Religious Creed by
Vulgar Bushwhackers," the report
that couple of "Elders" from Utah
had been providing around the vicin-
ity of Vernon, La, and had succeeded
in enticing eight girls to leave their
homes and start for Utah under the
leadership Of these Religious Preach
ers." The parents Of the girls. pur-
sued, overlook and rescued the girls,
and gave the Mormon elders severe
and merited hogging: The Union
would have its readers believe that
the parents wore "Vulgar Bush
whackers" because they rescued their
daughters from the clutches Of the
sooundrels who we're carrying these
foolish girls to Zion to fill the harems
of lecherous old brutes who pose as
Schristians" for the purpose. of crafty
ing their animal passions on recruits
from the homes Of those. who are
comparatively ignorant Of tho ways
Of a wicked world. The fathers Of
Vernon, La, served the elders just
night,
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HUMOROUS.

jack Happy--"Have cigar, Billyp''
Billy Goluclsy-"No. Two given up
smoking" Jack Happy-"Woll, toll us.
about her."-Puck.
--She--"1ndeod, it's not on easy.
thing for girl to got husband" Ho-
"Why, o pretty girl con mako her
choice of four out of ovory flvo mon she
meets" She-''But it's the fifth that
she wants. "--Life
Tho Same Old Beeisteak..- whats
tho matter with the beefsteak2" asked
tho landlady.. III don't know" replied
tho now boarder; "but have horrible
suspicion that the COW was afflicted with
general Justification" --Washington. Cap
ital.
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Advertised Letters.

Following is list Of lotters remain
ing in the PostofFtce at Elko,, Satur-
day. May II, 1890,
y. Il Grifllths, Mrs E A Whitcomb,
Mrs E d BARTLETT, Fleepa Crello,
Smythe & Norris, Eicls Nelson,
Thomas Frank. r Franks.
Persons calling for any Of the above
nRtters will please say advertised"
EDWARD Il. BILKEY, 2. M.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-17

,.s.,. Notice.
Bid ~ noB open for furnishing
ice to M County Hospital. County
Jail atld conFthonse. All bide will.
be opened o. Saturday, May II, 1890.
The hoard reserves the right to reject
any and Al bids. BY order Of the,
Board 0t County Commissioner.
L.O. HENDERSON,
? Clerk.
Dated, Elko, New, May 6, 1890.
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aus Wtttcl= unS siio slmer;fa

Ranama, 8. Septenlber. - Sn Sanz
ttago, @btli, fano jiingt eine politiid)e Otai=
lenperIamnllnng ltatt, nm ben Gouflitt Slpiz
ldeu Der Grefutipe uub beEt GonqreB III
beIpreden, uub puroe beihloIien, bab nnr
Dur6 cine 4enperung I'M Ntinilterium Sar=
monte erstelt perben Tonne. Sn 8eart=
mOrtung oieier 8eiplutiunen iagte Der Yrd=
iiOent: pS6 babe Oem Gon9reB nift nad,z
gegeben unp iperoe nod piel peniger Gud
nadgeben, 10 einiIBreid Sbr and iein
midget" SSte oerlautet, 1T Der Yrdiioent
entidloiien, jsbeS bonn @on9reB paiiirte
@eet III petiren. - Sei Der GrGfinunq bes
peruuianii6en Gongreie8 iagte Der 8rdli=
bent II. u: pNit 6reuoen tbeile i'd Sbnen
nit, oaB Yeru nit allen 9tationen in ireunb=
liden Serbdltniiien itebt. lluiere Sertrez
ter mobuten benz pan ameritanilden Sonz
grelie bel, Der tiir;ltf in gSaibin9ton perz
lammelt mar, unterSeid)neten aber Den oaz
malS itipullrten Sertrag nif)t, neil Oerielbe
feline Seitimmung entbielt, baB bas Grobez
rungsred]t uon ben amertfanilden lationeu
nidlt mebr anerfannt merhen loa."
Rio s neir o., 3. September. - Sin
ioeben erlafiene8 9efret fiiuoigt cine &eqiez
rungsgarantie fir YrOuinSial 4nleiben sum
Senage bon 50,000,0O0 DtilreiS an Die
Gampagne ;ur @rpGblung Don 0fttglieoern
Der Gonitituante erregt nur gertn9eS Snte=
rp5ip
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Gine &la9e oes Somcernenrs Sppep
ae0ett oen Staat.

Snbianapo is, Snp., 8. Sept. -
@ouperneur Sopep mOllte seltern cine Ga,
tensabluns eines SaldrS erheben, bod er>
0finete ibm Der Staatsi1aemeiiter, oab re
Sonps fir aus5abiun9 BON @ebdltern er=
id)opit ieien uno nur nod @etper, Die fir
8obtbdtigfeltS= anitalten beitimmt mdren,
sur Serfiigung iidnben. Die Segislatur
bat in ibrer lseten Sibung cine Bill anqez
nommen, pelbe porld}relbt, oaB ,um lii.
terbalt oer &Obltbdtigfeits autalten Die
n0tbiaen Sonbs reierpirt meroeu iollten,
iaas bel idumiser Steuersablun9 Seitens
Der Counties cine @bbe in Der Staatsihaez
Safe eutreten lollte. 9ieler @eietesb.
itinmuns ,ufOlge mar Der S6atmeiter au-
berStanSe, benz Gpuperneur oas riidItdnbiz
ge @ebalt ausSusablen. 9etterer beabiih=
tist, feline 6oroeruns einsuflagen uno Die
9edltsfrait oes @eletes, welbes swiihen
3ablungsaniprlfen sesen ben Staat eineu
llnteridieO ma9t, i'm YroseBpese ansu=
iehten.
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---------------- ----------------
9s;uerif0.

Stabt % ertfo, 3. Septen1ber.-0ie
merifaniId)e Treiie perltrtbellt einltimmig
Die Grmoroung beS guatemalaniiden 9tes
polutipns Generals 0iartin Sarrunbia, in
Dem iie bebauptet, Der amerrfanide @apiz
tim Yitts bGtte i'm nid)t au5liefern iouen,
penn and Die 2egalitdt oeS Sorgebens nidt
in g6reDe qeitellt perbeu f6nne.- gSie per
loutet mill Die pGompania transatlantic
@apanola" cine ipauiide 9ampferlipte
etablireu, tpeld]e nit ben amerifaui6eu
3umpiern i'm &erfebre nit GeutralameritQ
confurrren iou. Die neuen 9ampfer per<
ren al iolheu 6dfen lanben, rpelde Die
amerifaniid)en Sfifie nidlt beriibren.- Sn
8ebuacau I'M Staate Guebla iiuo iiineit
Sumelen i'm gSertbe pon $4,000 aeitoblen
uorOen. 9ie 9iebe nit Nem gr0Bteu 5heile
hps 9fo1bes murben etn0efanQeu.
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Sas 8aitrmeTcr amf ciaem Neser=
S0Ile.

ct. 2ouis, 3. Septbr. = auf einem
gteger SanSpergniigeu in pAfrita," einer
Sorltapt BON ct. Charles, Dto., bur6idnitt
Gbmarb @arnett am 9ienitag friib Slpei an
beren 9tegern, HamenS Did Diosbp uuo
Siu Graig, nit einem 6aiirlnefer Die &eble.
Graig uerlolgte na6 Der Chat Garnett sebn
gepterte melt - trotoem ibm Die Seble Don
Sbr Su DIR burf)Idnitten mar-uno itiirste
bann toOt Su Soben. MoSbD lebt nod, mirb
JebOh ebenfaQS lterben. Webrere anoere
9teger purben BON Garnett ourdJ Sdluitte
am geiidt i6limm sugeri6tet. Der Sbater
befiubet iid1 in Saft.
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Gsnt1tGp'er SusMflcsser.

6a8arb, Aq., 8. september. - am
Samliag bate Die Dill; ibren eriten Cont
fliIt nit ben Strolfen in 4errp sGonntp.
lieutenant 8onta bate nit orei ljianu bier
berlelbeu 9e1an9en uuo ltanb I'M Searifie,
ile bierber su brlugeu, als er in einem Gngz
palIe aus einem tointerbalte NIT eiuem S1z
gelreseu empfansen muroe. Sic Splbateu
eriploerfei pas Seuer prompt uno trieben
Die Sul4tlepper IN Die Slutt, bic babel eiz
men Der 5brigen tobt auf oem 8labe lieben.
Son ben Soioaten murbe Serseant @or=
Don ourd1 e1nen ShuB ms Seiu lhmer per=
iett. 2te @efangenen, bic parauf bierber
sebradt uno eln9elteft muroen, peisern iid),
ben faneH pes erldoiieuen III nennen, unb
Niemano mill seulelbea teuneu.
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@rtstale Wforetbat eines Ncaers. .

9 btca 9 0, 3. September.- btefger
StaOt wurpe Der 2S-jdbrige 6rep. Curtis,
mdbrenp er nit leiner 6rau Die StraBe ent=
lang sing, geiern abenO BON Dem 9teger
Sarrp 9ipin5, einen GrzStrafling, auf bod)it
brutale sSeile errnorbet. @iptns bate cine
beletot9enOe Semertnng an Die 6rau gerid)z
tet, Curtis mari ibn oesbalb in Die @oiie,
iporanf ihn Der gteger ein lauses Meher
ad]t DIAL in ben S0rper bobrte. Der M0r=
Der wurpe perbaItet, als er seraoe im Ses
sriffe mar, Die Stapt uuf einem 3u9e Su
perlaiieu
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@eiffappem pcrurtbcilt.

Sranflin, Ya., 3. September.
Yroseb sesen Die gSeiBfappen pon Seuanao=
Sountp murOe beute beenDigt. Die @e.
idmorenen ipraden Die angeflagten mad,
Dem Oollel Snbalt Der anfla0e ldlloig, ME
man es all9emein eripartet bate 9ii6ter
Saplor perlirtbeilte paraui SuoSleien su
Slpei Sahren 3ud)tbaus unb beagle Su ei=
mem Sabre GeidngniB. Gin antra9 aui
einen neuen GroseB murbe abgepieien. Der
Stbun9slaal mar 9eprangt pol, ais bas llr=
tbetl pertlfnNl9t muroe, leOo6 entbielten ildJ
ie Sudaner aller 9empnltratinnen.
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SSonfiers in Seratl,1tttd.

Garatoga, N.=D., 3. September. -
Ser Sabres=S Sonuent Der paHociation ame-
ritanliher Sanfiers" nabm beute Dtittaq in
@eqeumart pieler berporragenoer 6inau;=
ndnner aus aden Sbeileu Der Ser. Staa=
ten ieinen aufang. 6r. @has. Yarlons aus
ct. 9ouis, YrdiiOent Der 9lfociation, croft
nete Die SerhanOlun9en our6 euue anipra=
de, melde bauptiddlid elmer Gr0rteruua
Ser Silberz unD Der arbeiterirage eemiomet
mar. Die Sertdte Der peridieOenen Gomi=
ten, iomie Die Sabresberid)te pes Sd,ab=
meiiters uno peS SetretdrS purpen ulsoann
perleien unO ergaben, paB iid Die sln9elez
geubeiten ber aiiOciatiOH i'll sbr seoeibli=
dem 3ultanbe befiubeu.
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GerSrttoermo OTTO itt Sseip=SS ampSbire

9ooer, R.z6., 3. Sept. - Die Se=
laitungs in oen NiOrbproseiie gegen
Siaaf 9. Sawtelle perbeu beute bon Der
@runO SurD 9epriift meroen. Dian piro
Damn entifeibeu, oh Der 0torO innerbalb
Der Surisbiftion beS StaateS 9tem loamp=
hire perubt morben let. Die MebrSabl Der
pOrgelabenen 3cugen, inter ibnen Die Sat
tin pes ermorDeten t6iram Samtele, iino
bereits eingetroTsn. 9ie YroSeBperbano=
lung miro wabri9einlid innerbalb Der ndd)=
ten ,lpel gSodlen dufaenpn1nlen merOen.
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slls seid,c ia, aanal aefunse,,.

HeabinG Ya., 3. september. = Die
taft nafte geid)e zines etlpa breibiaid6riQen
6rauenSimmers lpuroe beute abenb stlid,e
Meilen unterhalb 9feabing i'm Sd,unIfiG.
Sanal gefuuben. Die @eiid)tssiiae rparen
perserrt, Der S6dbel eingeiflaaeu, unb bic
9eife iheint lett etma sehn Sa9en i'm sSaiz
ler 9elesen su baben. 9tiemano fennt Die
SpSte. Cine llutsrluauH9 1T i'm ganae.
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11nrnlic,1 auf Denn SSitf,rn,s.

Panama, 3. September. = Der 9luss
ffanp auf Der yEanama Sabn" bauert fort.
Die Sntfer geitatten nid3t, paB GrIaeleute
iroenb neldle 2lrbeiteu perriften. Die Sc
le9raphenordbte Tno mebrere Dtale burdl=
icfnitteu morpeu, uno Seriuhe muroen qez
mad,t, bic Sd,ienen auf5ureiBen. Sruppen
iino ,ur 4uiredterhaltung Der 6ufe mad
Golon aeididt morpen. &abrl4einlif) merz
Sen bic 9ampfer an beiben Seiten bes Sfb=
n1us eurd, BEN Strife auiqebaiten peroen.
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Die Grippe.

6 # o II, Ya., 3. September.-9ie 3abl
Der @erionen in oieier StaOt, ipeld)e an gr=
fdltungen unb ben SDmptomen Der @rippe
leiben, lit in itetigem 3unebmen begriffen.
Die aerste unb 9lpotbefer baben in 6olge
9ehen alle 6Gnbe poll SIT tbun. Die ge=
fiirdtete aranfbeit bat bereits alle Sbeile
Der Stapt heimgeind)t uub au6 i6ou ben
9elamare iiberl6ritten unb bic StaDt 9bilz
lipsbur9 nit ibrer Gegenmart ubsebrt." Sis
lett lit Die aranfbeit nur AMI @rpadiene be-
ldrdnft. SoDesfdlle, uel6e auf Die Grippe
Suriif 5n fiibren ilno, iiHp nod ni6t 9emelz
bet mprDen
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Se5treid,ifdle SIottenpffi,iere in Tpt,.

j m, 3. SepfeM0ef. = Die Sbatlahe,
baB bic Sifsie.e Oes Oitrei6iiden ariegs-
bamufer8 pNtinerpa" nm cine auOien,
bel benz 8apite eriudteu, ebe iie ben Dtini2
fern ibre Aufmartung madteu, hat bier Ell
men itlirmen Giubruf ma6oerufen. Die
3eitungen tuOeln Oas Sorgetea Der OfT,iere
inO erfldren baiielbe fir cine nidyt III emit
id,ulOi9enOe llnboflidlteit geseu bic italieni=
itp ReQlerunq.
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3ur cage in Armenteu.

V0n o 0 Il, 3. StpG.-Nn Der art1enildlen
Gren,e iit Die Situatlon cine lebr ernie.
9ie ruiitiden Streittrdfte iperoen beftGnSio
perItdrft, rpie iiberbaupt bic aan,e saufas
ms 9lrnee in marld)ferti9en 3uifanb oebrad,t
mirp. Gs unterliegt teinem 3peifel, bar Die
8nIieu zines ih0neu Cages iiber bic @reu;e
aeben unp armenien beieeen merben. Gfe
fiird,ten augeni4einli4 nitlt, bar bic euros
pdiiaeu Mdate es Osswessn werbsn gum
srieae fouMeu laReu.
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local. !: 80: a;s:. aI:;;:ss:':!::. u: ] ]
SreisGrfmriipn
nadI Weaine.

" Wv WV teocu gag.
8aupIeBe $50 uno bober-3o bel $50 SUP bis
on cine 20 6I6 breite alep an 60 6IB breiteu
gpeRues.
$40 baar; S5, SIS. SIS in mpnatlidcm Raten.
3ebn Brosent ob bel ooler SaarSabluHg &auIbriei
gratis; Scietitel saraHtirt.
IPelinee Iiegt on Der ngSeitliten Narqdrber Sabn"
innerbalb brei Dieen pom Baltimore. sSabrgelb nad
nnb RON Der Stabt 8 Gents tdslit bei 2oiun9 pon
@lonatstarten. 3iee fabreH Su alien Stunben.SIies
lit bic reisenbiie llmsegeno non Baltimore. Sobs
trodere 9eunoe Gage. Gjutes gsafer. Die Gieseno
miro raid nit anseheroen SenIitdtten bebaut.
Uau 9ebe aus yano uno fauTe fid1 fur Die Dfietbe,
bic man Jest in Der Stabt eHtrltet cine oemitdtte
Sebr aieorige Steuera.
e'rGtls@5aHrtarteu leIerH S9enten in Der SilleI=
nEo orberen Stotionen bic gabn e1tlan9 an grflrz
tonsia9e1 ODER on i19enb einem Gage I'M Sireau oes
nnterSeitneten. 3u9e 9ehen 2.25 giGhmittass BON
Der SineH=Station Gb. SobrtarteH eelien ir ireeEo
sineH 2as uHo Sus, SraEorIb ngo ollie austnnIt er=
bdlt man bel &. e. Nbuoee,
gir. ga, ct. Gaul=Strafe,
(66,T70SS0) anpolt uno 9eidditsflhrer.
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Die @las.sSno,titrie.

Gbicago, 3. Sept. - Gina 60 bebeuz
tenbe @laS 6abrifauten iino bier sur Sez
9riinpung elmer gemeinld)aftliden Sereiniz
gung 5ulammen gefommen. lleber ben
eigentliden 3ued Oes 9eplanten Serbanpes
plro Snainmeigen beuabrt. Dian pert
hert, OuB man feiuen Sruit griinoen, ionz
bern lebi9lih iiber Die beiten @eld,Qftsmez
thpben iiCb aeueuieitia peritqnbinsn mol(e
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gselr=9prfer Fad1rid,te;t.

New gOrt, 3. Septembsr. - 6rau
gmilie Gapanagb, meld1e am "a. sub iiinf
Shiife auf ibren GatteH, BEN Sfauipieler
Soiepb Gauanagb, an Der IA. StraBe ab>
feuerte, muroe beute III iiini 5abren unp pier
Wnnateu 2udthaus perurtheilt.