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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
TEN DAYS Is EASY.
An Old Veteran SO Expresses Himself
to Judge Raggerty.

An Old Veteran SO Expresses Himself
to Judge Raggerty.
Benjamin Seamon. An old soldier,
clad ia . long blue overcoat With brass
buttons, WAS arraigned IN police court
yesterday for imb.bng . preponder-
ancs of "red eye," and conducting
himself hIlar'ously on Taylor-st.
al guess mightas plead guilty" /"
said the old veteran.
"Hsve you ever been in this court
beforeg' asked Judge Haggerty.
II never have been here BET ore, and
I hope l never will be again."
"You might ~ well spend your
money for fines ~ for liquor. I'll fine
you S535.
"How long will I have to lay in jail
for THAR
"Tvn days" said the court.
''Thats easy. think I'll 60 10 jail.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Patrick Nester's Raft Broks Loose In .
storm, Bioekading Transit.
warrant was issued from the United
stases court yesterday for the arrest OF
Patrick Nester, superintendent OF the
Sester Lumber company, for obstruct-
ing navigation. The warrant charges
that ne ran raft Of logs containing
about }, ,0O0, 900 feet into Lake Superior
and that violent storm came up Oct.
IL which tore the raft apart and the
logs were scattered. They were after
wards gathered up by tugs and stored
IN the lake Superior ship canal. The
channel was completely blockaded for
four days and vessels were compelled
to go around keweenaw Point Hough-
ton, Hancock add other thriving towns
are located on the channel and great
damage resulted to business from the
blockade. The offense 10 punishable
by = tine of IS 900.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
UNDER A SNOkESIACk
William BlakesIss Receives Fatal
Injuries
FRoY TIE WEIGHT OF The YOySIER
while Rsxsxsa In Moving the stAek, .
Guy ksps Lssssasa, aaa it fsh -
the Earth, aa1shfag Ar. Blake.
.i.s-Nsvs sf shs GsarIs-

About eignt O'Clock yesterday morn
ing william Wallace Blakeslee WAS
killed By the falling Of . heavy smoke
stack upon him at the Fox excelsior
works corner OF slxtn aud Broad way
streets
MIR. Blaksslee is . resident OF Carlton.
Barry county, and came mere last frl-
day. Saturday morning ne went 10
work At hls trade As 4 ofickiayer on a
contract 10 build . boiler house and
enokestack for the Fox excelsior com
pany. taken by his son. On account OF
rain ne did not enter upon his second
days work I'LL yesterday morning.
Several men were in the act Of NOV
ing 4 heavy .hset-iron smokestsck so
that IL could be used temporarily or
until the new one Sas finished. All
the guy wires except one were lOosened.
The stack Was beiug swung around, IT'S
weight being borne hy the angle guy.
Mr.. Blskeslee WAS directly under II.
Suddenly the post TO which the wire
was attached pulled cut OF the ground
aud tue monster ron cylinder fell /,
striking him with full forcs directly on
the back, doubling him up and crush
ing him into the ground. He was ex-
treated and the ambulance carried him
To- ths home OF his son Charles at No. 8
Eighth street. lie lived until twenty
minutes before nine O'Clock. when he
breatned his last.
Later IN the day Coroner Penwarden
viewed the remains and postponed Civ
ing his verdict until he had made an
investigation.
Mr.. Biakeslee WAS 50 years old and
besides a devoted wife lesvts ten child
ern. He was = resident of Grand Rapids
fifteen years prior TO his removal to
Carlton. The funeral we'll be held Fri.
day at eleven o'clock and the body vii
be inferred AZ Spring Lake.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

mate. We ssa them setlIs Ga sAe
bass OF tie market vziue. teey have
offered Qs sII5. 0u0. He aldn't soNe
70 any agreement tO1ag. Ne shall
confer with them sg.la tomorrow soe
Blxy decide 20 take what Ne eau get
aud sue them for the Tens aaeF, thus
making . test case Of II. We haven't
decided whether We shall bring suIt fn
the United States or the elIcui. eauTt,
but We think We have good authority
for our posnt."
Judge Seyerens decided q similar
point in the case Of the Chippewa Lnm-
bsr Company vs.. The Phoenix Eurni-
ture Com pany, in which ne held that
the company must settle on the bass
Of what the lumber was worth. Judge
Jackson. United States circuit Judge.
affirmed the opinion.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
A Severe Tumble.

Your attention is called to the great
drop in prices quoted in Hstch's price
list today.
This change is . proof that Mr..
Hatch is ready to give his customers
the full benefit of all reductions made
in the price of groceries.
He 10 now selling cholce potatoes at
Sc Ger busbel. ten bushel for So; gran
ulated sugar, "a lbs. for 81; Ex sugar,
% lbs. for 81.
The above are q few of the important
changes made IN the price list.
The stock is of the very best and the
prices are at the very rock bottom
every time.
Read the price list.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

An Usrusor.d German Released Beeau
He sDfdn't Know.-

An Usrutored German Released Beeause
He ~Didn't Kncw.-
John Houtzel WAS brought before the
superior court yesterday to answer in
hrs case appealed from police cooss.
Joan was accused of collecting himself
into e crowd and obstructlng the high
way with hss eorporosty. When an
officer sccosted hin with the stereo-
typed move on instead Of complying
with the order ae stood like . Slough
ton battle and stared about him. lie
vas promptly ysnked into custody.
tired IN police court ard convicted.
H sppesied his case and 10 beng
SHOWN that he vas = German who
knew nnt lttle English the case was
dismissed
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Trade - al zgos over TIE sAle no~ II
progress 81 the sal A3eta1ns mouse
OQe merchant stated TO us thAl ne
don't see nov tie ct4T makes any
money. xs they do noshing hut slausn-
ter goods, flrst On clothing, tnen cp
hats. aud now on furnishing goods.
ii 70 lhey are selling underwear Al cost
pssce as W. Oay bY the case that Jersey
IieSen lined underwear al ~ per dezen
aud the Star sells II az IS cents; tnen
they are selling black jersey osersnirts
worth sl2 oy the dozen, aud tney are
cling them for 70 eents- SO We lett
that merchant convinced Of the fac
that the Star sells goods cheaper than
any one IN The city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
Cnart Nntee

Cornelius L. Harvey and Henry j.
Hsystek have fled claim for 5000
against the Newsygo AAaafsetur ~
Co. with the county clerk. A SUIT,
similar to other already begun viii be
started TO recover the amount.
The replevin suit institut d by Mercy
Rosenthal, Mayer RosenGnsl and Chss.
a. Rosenthsl sgstnst Looms 4 Bish0p
was continued until the merit term OF
court by Judge Grove yesterday.
The trial Of Dick HetheFinstnn
CHARLES Tracy. Fred Platte snd 7 ei
Thome, VITO are jointly charged ia
having been dIsordeTly on 81 L on.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Taking butter from milk
was known in the earliest
times. II was left for our
time to make a milk Of cod
liver oil.
Milk, the emulsion Of but
ter, is an easier food than
butter. SCOTS Emulsion of
cod liver oil is an easier food
than cod liver oil. 1t is rest
for digestion. 1t stimulates,
helps. restores, digestion;
and, at the same time, sup
plies the body a kind of
nourishment it can get in no
other way.
Seer eo~se. L --isss rss s>ssA - A-<ns.
few f,rk
Yewr s-uxs-ss sess- srcss's krasassa~ - csS E-.-
ss-sa sruxssss s-sry~hss se. 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
scnn.id shurmer 4 reagIe.

Since We put our Royal Headlight oil
on the market our competitors bave
put on an oil called Wat White
Headlight. We wish to say that there
ia no comparison between the two oils.
Royal Headlight is the pniy oil on the
market that gives perfect light with
out smoking the chimneys or cleaning
the wicks besides beng the safest OIL -
Use a. il has the highest ire test. Call
us up hy teIephons or send postal card
and fad out If yoer grocer keeps I.
IL not make a demand for Il. We
guarantee this oil IN every way. Do
not let your grocer give you anything
else.
scoFrELp, sHERsFR & TEAsLE.
Telephone S55.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
his WIFE WAS ANOTHER's.

Babcock an Cnconscious Grass widower or.
Victim OF an Underground Divorce.
Jesse Babcock, the one-legged man
who attempted to shoot Benjamin
Gowan on Canal-st. Tuesday night, was
arrsigned d in police court yesterday on
she charge of carrying concealed
weapons.
''I am guilty, your honor, but want
TO tell you how 1t happened. My wife
got divorce from me illegally. She
didn't notify me or my attorney, and I
claim she is my wife still. Last night l
tried to get her to 60 home with me,
but she wouldn't do it. She said she
would get me in trouble before morn
ing. l went to q pavn-shop and traded
my watch for . revolver. | walked
down Canal-st. and saw her standing in
q stairway with q man. / asked her
why she didn't 60 home out OF the rain,
and this man said 1t was none of my
business. l said l will show you
whether il 10 or not, and drew the re.
volver. The reason 1t did not explode
WAS because the cartridges did not fit.
I'm haId-workIng man and have a
good reputation. Ii you don't believe
it, Judge, go to my boarding house on
Cansl-st. and ask about me-"
"You have been in this court before
on . similar complaint, have you not?''
inquired Judge Hsggerty.
IL Was arrested last May for carrying
agun."
Ten dollars and costs or thirty DAYS
in Jail" was the sentence pronounced
by the court. Babcock went to jail.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

George jacobs, . colored porter at
the Peninsula Club, was srraigned in
police court, yesterday, on charge of
dIsordsrly conduct. al never WAS dis
orderly, yu honnah. DIS yah police
men he rests me for nothing. / was
Just gong home minin' my own busI-
ness He ougSt to :be rested for false
'prIsonment." Judging from the
officers story. / think l will find you
guilty, and sentence you to pay $6.35.
In default, Is days in jail" The fine
wss lad.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
Mandamus Case Argued.

The arguments IN the mandamus
case, whereby John McQueen's citizen
ship is denied and his right to hold the
Office of sheriff is contested, was argued
before the Supreme Court yesterday.
Attorney General Ellis and L. G..
Rutherford appeared in behalf of Mr..
Mcqueen and L. E. Knappen for the
mandxmus and the contestants.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
GrDDY 0lRLs IN BARD LUCK.
They Css't Turn Around bat They Arr
Arrested

May Howell shed . few real tears in
police court yesterday. She was POS
sessed of sudden and longing desire
TO chsuge her abode TO some cline
more eongenial to her pursuits than
Grand Rapids.
"A poor woman can't turn around IN
this town. but what she IS arrested,
sobbed the dlsorderly female. ut
won't make any difference to you
judge. suspend sentence upon me
and | will leave the city. l will go TO
some place where am not known and
commence anew"
II will give you ten davs IN which to
make your departure. Ii by Novem-
ber 20 you are in this city you will be
brought To court and severe sentence
passed upon you. You can Co."
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
R.mhard.a ri,h Ssenes.

90 complaint of SUSIE Marshall, Of
124 North DIVISION street, l.. L. Chao-
man vas arrested for throwing stones
st her house and breaking IN the door.
The lady wants sim put under bonds to
keep the peace. bat Larry Carroll, VINO
appeared for the defendant said that
on Nov. Is, If the court would adjourn
the case to that day. he would make =
motion 10 qussh. Judge Haggsrty
complied with the request.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

The motion TO qussn the information
in the Bsteman case vas argued in
superior court yesterday and il was
denied. The case will be tried today
aud the jury must decide from the evI.
denee whether his indecent exposure
WAS wilful or accidental.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
Superior Court.
JUDGE BURLINGAME.

JUDGE BURLINGAME.
The city of Grand Rapids vs.. John
Houtzel;- appeal; case dismissed upon
motion OF city attorney on payment of
costs, $3.50.
The city of Grand Rapids vs.. Michael
Smith, appeal; case dismissed upon mo-
ton Of respondents attorney.
The city of Grand Rapids vs. Frank
Wood; appeal; verdict not guilty.
In re the opening etc. of Mcdowell
st.. George WiddicOmb, Fred K. Luce
and q. NJ. Luce respondents, granted
thirty days beyond the 9th inst, in
which to perfect All appeal to the Su-
preme Court by consent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Turkish and japanese Bszsr
At 80 Monroe-st..
For the holidays.
Fine Oriental Hand Fabrics and
Arsist1e japanese Brics-brsc.
Holy Lard tloods,
The onlv genulne Altar of Roses,
Flor,ds and indian Jursoslties, For.
eixss Jeweiry etc
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
LAW AND LAWYERS.
Circuit Court--Part l.

Mercy p. Montgomery, ct. al. VS..
Joseph J. Tucker, ct. al, chAncery, on
trial.
Mercy Rosenthai, Meyer s. Rosenthal
and Cnas. III. Rosenthal VS.. Looms X
Bishop and Geo. Nj. Powers, Ieplevin.
continued over till next term without
costs.
Channon Emery Stove Co. vs. SAM
uel H. Thompson, replevin, Judgment
for plaintiff for six cents without
costs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
rEey WANT rHEfR INSURANCE
sad ss snsssss 80 very Pretty s.~
snd~ed.

snd~ed.
W. W. Mitchell of Cadillac. men,
ber Of the frm of Mitchell Brothers,
lameesmeH. is at the Norton With
him . j. Byron Judxins Of Reed City.
jaSSs OF tie ninsteenth ludicisi cir
cult. we ars here" aid Judge Jud-
kins. sfo have a settlement ssth L. H..
Nerris "a sgent for seversl Insurance.
conapsnies. Last July MlteBeil
Brothers cad fiFe wasch eurned sev
era milton feet OF humber. invoivlng .
icss ef SITS .eea Trey we're insured
Tor 3 2 60. Five cf The eonsp.nies
pad thssr losses = fuH. bat tI2l e1o
q this stiii ssands cut The eoFa psnles
vsh 70 settle 81 tlse kssis Of ne setasi
cost Of the snufsetnrs Of the lumber
lnstesd 81 ss the market vsfoe of ne
bsEresr at ths tine 9 hurlse6. fals
vslt s-ofve differences 81 three Or
four aeiisrs stnsassna at sev estl-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
Stomach Troubles Cured.

Pats ~ stsnnseli. t,eichtns vfrd.
Raisne weteT. fsoi o. fse
psfns - fore sna sits estiuf
fsfnsisnt pens 10 stguneh.
fgie oT roube people cured
JgysppDsia furro
Nervous Dfsp psss cures.
AL ssotaseh ffoufies tnr~d ~ fs :.
flsr 1s8a. ofics ~ Serb Dlvsss0n
street. ut sta.rs. rr.<riis 8 sDo !, tsfsDa
Rapids. Nlca.
Cesssnltsi.3sss free 81 hls of1see % ~
letter. Neascinas -ent everywhere,
Gel or vritf. tree-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

The Sherwood Halt contempt of
court case WAS argued and submitted
before the Supreme Court at Lansing
yesterday. The case is to test the
claim of honorary members of militia
companies that they are exempt from
Jury duty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Uncle Mose-Whar has yer been3 !
hain't seed yer in coon's ago.
Mrs. Crow don't git no time ter 20
out. Dar's always sumfn to keep me
busy. II it amt de COWS it's de pigs,
and II it Amt dc pigs It's dc ohildrens.-
Texas Siftipga
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
('atarrh Cured.
HAVE YOU ChTaRRfi?

Have yop pains over the eyes
Are vour eyes watnYy'
Have vou \ dry cough every night,
Are ycu sch al ibe stomacil;
l. there . con,sH uo8s dropping ri
nncus in the hack 81 yuHE throsf
Nou rsn - currd quickly sna Ter.
rnansntly ~ Dr. s Clsy Toad ~ North
DIVISION street, q starr, roDfHs 4, ? and
4. Grand Rsplas. Micn. Gall oa vfife.
free. st ofe. ~ ~ mai. Medicines
sent svefsv btfe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

Flora Della Sprague VS.. Grand Rap
ids & Indiana K. r., trespsss on the
case, on trial.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
Dr.S.CIay Todd
The Famous Specialist
ofiee and Dispenssry.
16North Division Street
Up STAIRS.
Rooms 1. 3 aud 4,
Grand Rapids. Michigan

DIR. Todd charges less and cures
quicker TRAN aay other physscisn.
II you have tired other doctors With
out relief or psrmsnent cure youf
ouly hope - ~ Dr. :. Clay Todd.
Dr. :. Clay dd's medicines are al
freshly prepared ~ ire Doctor n per
con, every day bat Saudays.
DR. :. CLAY Io3d can b. consulted
free OF charge ~ hs Office. on by letter,
every day bur sunesys
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
Consumption Cured
IN HASTINGS, MICH.

IN haol ANO>t MI u
DR.. S. Clay Todd. Grand Rapids
Dear Sri am WILL. You can pat
any testimonial IA print that you want
to for had everything.
MRS. ~. Z. AlAGEo.
State Street, Hastings, Mich.
oct. "a. ls9l.
NorE-Mrs. Allgeo had Consumption
Tubercular CONSUMPTION, th al to
complications, and MAS cured by Dr. .
Clay Todd. after ber case was gwen Mp
as hopeless by her physicians, family
aud friends.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12

"If your son asked for bread would
you give MIN stoney"
'If you are sick and depend on
physician for relief. would he give you
poisong"
In order to elevate the profession We
will give few
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Npti5 fir gtemer5abler !

9as @eri9t ber @ountp. @ommiKdre
bon 8eror gounip pirb aIs Steueraus.
glei9ungsbebSrbe ("Board of Equalizs
ation") ON Montag ben s. SUM-, UNI
10 ubr 0ormittass i'm gourt.S auie au
San Nntonio aufammentreten unb ipirb
In Sibung berbleiben, big ole borlies
genben @ef@dfte erlebigt inb. Nae
Dieienigen, tuel@e meinen, baB lie al
bod abgei9dBt ieien, tueroen bierour@
eriu@t, ibre 8ei9Derben In Der BAN
@eIeBe borgei9riebenen @eiie bOr3u.
bringen, unb 3tpar an benz ~genaunten
Gage cher iobalb als irgenb mb9li@
na@ber.
9er6Fentli9t auf NnOrbnuns Ger
County @ommifdre.
@ 8erieben nit meiner Inter.
GMI idrift unb Mmts . 9iesel,
San Nntonio, Seras, ben 81. Wai,
1891.
Shah. %. Smith,
@letf bes @ountps@ eri9ts bon 8erar
@OuntD.
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@Aemntatisntma.

&beumatismus 1T eine gnt3hnbuus,
mel@e maa@mal pIbbli@ beginnt,
man6mal mad unb nod ibr @rI@einen
ma9t, uno fur peI9e pesrus,1a elm ME
n%erfa9enbes 6eilmittel 1T. IS tpurbe
bel allen JOrmen bon &beumatismus
erpr0bt unb es lit feline uebertreibung,
uena man fagt, 6aB pesru.na itr bies
les 2eiben elm ipe3ifi@es Neilmittel 1T.
@s ueutralifrt bic giftisen eduren bes
Blutes uub Derrtngert Dos Gieber unb
ben 9urf. 8e.rusna, tpeu1 beiB auf
bic @elente angetpenbet, entfernt Die
S@meraen unb rebu3irt bic @nf6wel.
lung. IS tpirb teiue anbere Mebisip
ben6tbigt, um bieie allgemeine un6 ges
fdbrli@e &rantbett au bebanbeIn, tueber
UNI BITE S@mer3et au bertreiben, bie
Wnf9melung 3u bebeben, bas 8lut bon
fdnrebaltigen >Nniammlungen au be-
freien. ober UNI gegen 9er3fomplitatio>
men Wortebrun9en 3u treffen, aIs
Pesrusna. Sene, mel6e eine ausfibr.
li&e 8ei6reibung User &beumatismus,
atut ober 9ronii9, unb 6rabiabrss
t~ranfbeiten 5l baben miuf9en, iollten
ibre Ibreie on bic Beruna Mebicine
@ompanp, Columbus, Ohio, Ienben,
bebufs Changing elmer @opie bes
6amilien . Nr3tes go. 3, tpel@e unents
geltli9 perfanbt Dirb.
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8iaige Seimatb.

Biliges 4derbaulano in etaden bon
100 big gu 10000 Ndern in gncinal
uab Wsbb County, bas iebr geeignei
aur Guliur bon &orn unb 8aumwolt
&C. III, 1T gu bertaufen. Der Boben il
rotber NIT @anb untermi|9ter Qsbm.
bOben. unb WaRer fann in elmer Sieft
BON 40 big so SUB, unb menieer, er.
rei1t perben. 9as 2onb liegt aun1
She'll an ber International & @reat
WOrtbern 8abn, In ber Ndbe pon
@ebb Station, unb gum She'll an BEL
Seras Merican 8abn In ber Ndbe be,
Station Nguilares. Gtide 2ano Dor
100 Nder on tDerben auf Muni9 ber'
fauft. 8egen ndberer Snformationer
tpenbe man fi@ an
YauI 0effe,
Gifrict Surb,por in 2arebo, Seras.
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observation-disclosures Gag.

Der 80. Mai, Der idbrli@ ais @rd.
beri9mtdungstag beoba@tet uirb, fanb
au& bieies Sabr feline s~ebabrenbe Bee
a@tung.
G@On seitis besanueu be berf@iebe'
men 8ereine R@ auf benz NIarno pla3a
In Der Ndbe Der p%ofoffice au Deriam'
meIu, unb aIs nit 9etpobnter prdcifou
oas Wilitdr urn balb Neun anriidte,
besann man f@ fclsenbermaben auf3u'
feIeu:
Berittene polisei, Ser. Staten Of
fi3iere unb Warf@dIe au pferbe. Mili'
%t6rnluft, A @ompagnien ber %. Sns
fanterie, 4 gompasnien ber 3. @apal'
ierie, elm Battalion Der 8. Nrtilerie,
(bei ueI&em bic eleganten neuer Gub'
ftabI.O interlabers @ef@tbe nortbeilbafi
auffielen, pdbreno bic Nrtilerie bis DO,
Qur3em nod INNER nit uralten 0ors
berlaber Granddaughter einber5uaieben
pfeatei), Geuer . gompasnie No. /,
BeIinap Rifies, bic @eteranen aus BEN
meriloniImen Rriege, cine italienif9t
@eIeal@oft, elm poien ber o. ". r.,
bic WufcaI Union Ropeae, unifor'
mirte NbtbeiIung Der Rnigbts Of pp.
tbias, Der 8elfnap pOfen Der o. v. Vt,
unb Der beutf9e 3rieger . 8erein, banu
In Qutl9en Der Steiner 6. %. Ogden,
&eprdientanten neridiebener @ereine.
NIT 8lumeu gef@mtdte unb nit Rinbel
beI1beue Muaert U. 4. 10.
Die YroaIFon bepegte f9 tueflid
auf Der 6ouftonfraBe aur 81. @arD'
FraBe, bonn itbli@ aur @ommercefrab'
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Wejumbbeit TT gaeidtbmmt

Or. G. 6. @eFs Nerpenz unb @ettrn : Rur lit Elm
earanttrtee fpeciflaes Setlmittel fur @pi3erie, 9rdms
Vien uerpbfe Meuralsta, 4~cpfiHmerSeut nsrp6fe rlebers
relying unD Nblpdnnung, reruriaat burm ben hbeIs
fetl, Niebersel4Iaeenbeit unb @ebirrerreiHuns, BIZ
tn @abnlnr auBaEtet uub angenetnes .Glenr, GieMs
ttum nnb Teb berbetFhbrt. Gs lit aud Elm 9etimitfel
etgen frhbjeiti9cs N[terf, 9e9en fInFrumfbarfett, Sms
psten5 bel beibet 0~eTmIemtern, Gpermatcrrtpea, Der.
nfla@t bur4 geiftge fteberaufrengnna pher bnrd
Sngenbfanben. Sebe S@a@teI entbdlf bic aur fiji
fur s. 100, turdb Die GOT sesen Ginienhnna bes Nrei5eg,
Wir enrantiren, BAT 6 S@adteln ieben Eau hetIeY
werefn. mgit ieber @eHeunne fur 6 G@nmtein, bic Re
nus NIT benz ytetie e~tnLduft, EnbeH mir benz Geiele,
unieren 5@rtftlt9en @afdntie : G9ein, tab ptr bal
GeIb ynrhdf9tdsn, peun bas MRittef feline 9eilnns Be-
Writ. SoI4e G@eine iDerben nnr auesefeat BON
Gttp.0rue Store (@tnSiee NSenten) Np. 8 Gai
Commerce GtEeei, San Nuipnte, 1eyas.
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31M al.

1859. Speier unb @prms bon Ben 6ranz
solen %berbrarnt.
174O. Srisbrid @iIbelm L, 86nis BON
@reuben Seftcrben /; Sriebri@ II. Der @rpbe
erbt Sic &rpne.
1773. 9ubtpis Sled sebprett gu Berlin.
1856. Sretipreduns bes Cardinals &obat
i'm SalsbanoproaeB.
1871. aufbebung Der Sprtur unb ginfIbs
r1lng ber @utaptine in Granfreid.
1895. @nfbebung beS observation-disclosures
1909. Soiepb 90bbn seitprben gu 8ien. =
Ser6inanb b. SdiG BET StralluE ri i'm Sample
gegen DGnen unb 9padn6er sefalen.
1878. Dabouft in Samburs, Tettenbprn
mub Suriid. Sran30ii@e @ewaltberridaft.
1914. @insus bes Sen. 8ennigien In Sam9
burg. Dabout n1uB ab3ieben.
1917. @eore Sertpesb gu Stuttgart 3eb.
1873. 3ulammenitoB Der Oeuti@en 8anaer:
ldtfe v@rober &urfirit~ unb v&6nig SILL
belm" BEL SOIfetcne. Ser n@rober &urfiirft'
fSnft,
1889. Das StaDt6en Spbnstomn unb bas
sanse gpnemausbsSba TIT Yennibloanien in
SpLge 8erftens etnes DannmeS iiber1utbet
tauienOe bon Menfden umsefomimen, S4aoen
bon MiAtpnen,
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8 . + | 8.
Cages Gbromif.
0. 80 Ia.

1431. Seanne b'9lrc, bic Suuetrau bon
Orleans, gu &ouen prn ben @nslanbern ber'
brannt.
1893. Columbus tritt feline brittle @nt=
bedungSreiie on.
1927. 3u Marburs pirb bic erite protes
ftantiide llniperiitdt in Deuti@lanb &c.
griin6et.
1910. 9eter 9aal &ubens (Maler) seftor=
Ben gu Mnttperpeu.
Ills. @iniam 4enn (9tifter Der Auafer,
@rilnber bon 9enniblpanien) III 9eutidlanS
(YfaIO 9eitprben.
174. Nleranber Scope (9idter unb @biloz
fppb1 geforben.
1778. goltaire seitprben.
1884. Grfter 8ariier Sriebe. Granfreid
eiebt ale @r~oberunsen felt 1898 surid.
1849. Settle Situns Der bettiden Static.
n~alperiammlrns in Der @aulsfirde. -@elud
bes baberii9en @~eianbten tn 8erlin nm milf
tarti9e 9iilfe in Der %fal5.
1859. Ser &Dnig bon Sarbtnten bran9t
nit ieiner g(rrtee bic Oeiterret4er iber bic
Seiia suriid BET 8aleitro.
1886. Seppolo BON &anfe seftcrben.
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Gone Star 8rauerei.

Sn lebereinfimmung nit ben Sta.
tuten oieier @eieni9aft unb ben ,&eio'
l%utionen. bic bonn 9irectoren ; &atb am
6. Mai 1890 anaenOmmer tpurben,
mirb bic idbrli9e @eneraI 8erinmm.
lung Der Nttiondre 5ur Wabl Der 9irecs
loren ON
0ienftas, ben 9. Stunt, Wprmtttaas
10 llbr,
IN Der Office Der 2one Star Brauerei.
@eieaf6aft abaebaIten merben.
q. 6ausmann n,
PrdRbent.