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His Checks wer. Fraudulent.

JEFFERsoN CrTY, No., Dec. BIT is be-
lieved that the man arrested last night
attempting to pass fraudulent check is
an important capture. He gives the name
of George NJ. Lafiin, of Pittsburg, and says
he is capitalist and owner of large iron
works and is searching for site for pl ant
to employ 800 men. He is thought to be
the man who worked several Missouri
towns for large amount by means of
spurious checks under the name of
Cayanagh
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GAMBLER KILLS HIMSELF.
Foetishly Thought the Portland Polio.
Were After Him

PORTLAND, Dec. lS.-[Special.l-J W.
Smith, gambler who supposed the police
were after him. committed suicide Friday
night by shooting himself through the
head. His body was found today under
porch in the rear Of house on Fourth
street, between Yamhill ana Morrison.
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Society Lady Seeks Divorce.

New HAVEN, Conn.,, Dec. 13--Mrs. Eli.
zabeth f. Kennedy, of st. Louis, has
brought divorce suit agains: Robert s.
Kennedy. also of that city. Mrs. Ken
nedy. who has resided here three years. is
very popular in society and is quite
wealthy. The ground for the action I.
stated to be cruelty.
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Where pia You Get Tha, a.s

This question has probably been answered
many times by hundreds OF subscribers 10 the
FosI-iSTELLIGEScgB who have recently re-
ceaFe6 the new premium map. II is something
equally useful IL the school, the home or the
once Regular price Of the double wall map /,
~, ent subscribers OF this paper are entitled to
special ratsA See notice elsewhere
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A BATCH OF DARK DEEDS.
Robbers Tried to Murder Priest
Murder and Suicides.

HoLIDAYsBURG. Pa, Dec. ia bold at.
tempt to burglarize the parsonage of St
Nicholas Roman Catholic church aud
murder the priest, Father John Heine
was made early this morning. Two rob.
bers pried open the kitchen window and
entered the house and went direct to
Father Heine's room, snd he, hearing a
noise, opened the door. The robbers were
within few feet of him. and Immediately
opened fire and then fed. Fortunately
their aim was bad and Father Heine wa.
not injured. There is no clue to the
would-bo assassins.
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DRANK TOO MUCH WHISKY.
Fifteen Bottles OF Liquor with Fatal
Effect,

ARLINGTON, Wash, Dec. l3.-rSpecial. =
John \. Tehan, an old logging camp hand,
was filled with whisky Saturday night,
and by 9o'clock was attacked with violent
spssms. A doctor was At once summoned.
but to no avail, and in the course of a few
hours Tehan died frothing at the mouth.
1t Is said that he drank over fifteen bottles
OF whisky IN two or three hours time.
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edible leaves were
formed, and near
I h e light the
leaves were small
and curled. This
is well illustrated
in spinach, figs. l
and 2. The cuts,
hich are made
to the same scale,
5 h o W Il oun d
Dutch spinach
" hen seven weeks
old. Fig. | shows
an average plant
from the dark or
normal house and
ig. , one from
the light house
within seven feet
Of the lamp.
These and similar
experiments justi-
ned the conclu-
sions that while
the naked cleo
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The Great Northern at wenatch,.

WESArCHEE, Dec. H-.Special. i-Engi.
neer Haskell. of the Great Northern. came
down the Wenatcaee and camped four
miles from this place Thursday night. lie
has finished the location through Tum-
water canyon, and will now probably I'm.
ish the gap from his present camp TO the
Columbia river, about five miles,
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A Fractured Right Leg.

rAoesA, Dec. 10 Special. - Thomas
Merle, lineman fer the Northern Pacific,
was brought in from Eagle Gorge a, mid
night suffering from q compound fracture
of the right leg, caused 10y heavy rock
falling GA him. lie was taken 10 the
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Rrief TarnmA News.

TACOMA, Dec. 13.-Mrs. +. l. Biodgett, OF
Seattle, lectured this afternoon before the
Tacoma Theosophical Society on "karma
Cause and Effect"
A. Lin Blain wa, yesterday appointed
assistant superintendent of the Tacoma
Railway & Motor Company.
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DID NOT INVESTIGATES
HanIan Did Not Take the Right Ceur.~
for Nin3icatinn.

SAN Francisco. Dec. lS-Shortly after the
boat race between Hanlan and Mclean the
former asked the Pacific Coast Rowing A>socfa.
tion 10 investigate the charges that he hat pur
posely lost the race The investigation was 49,,
for tonight, but neither oarsmsn put in an an.
pearance and the association decided to dron
yhn}a ST
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Stolen Diamond Recovered.

DAYTON, O., Dec. 13,-Chiet Of Police
Freeman, assisted by detectives, has I'M
earthed most of the diamonds recently
stolen on train here from the agent of a
Cincinnati jewelry house
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TIL. rir,, SNOW at wen.schee.

WESATcHKE, Dec. 13.-fSpecial. THE
first snow for the winter fell last Satur-
day, and now covers the valley about six
inches deep. The thermometer showed
eight degrees above zero Friday morning.
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4 Diagram Showing all Ii. Political
Parties. llI66.
A Diagram Showing al Presidents and
Cabinets. 5I66.
4 Diagram Showing Political Csnpl.I-
lou Of each congress.
4 Diagram Showing Crseds Of the
World. 1910.
4 Diagram Showing Standing Armies
Of cath hati0n. 1910.
4 Diagram Moving Naval Tonnage Of
sacs Nation. 1910.
4 Complete Hap Of tn. World. l3I9a.
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Resid enee Burned 1t Portland.

PORTLAND, Or. Dec, l3.-TSpecial. The
residence of I, NJ. Canning, on Mob hill,
was damaged to the extent of 5000 to-
night by fire.
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KANSAS City, Mo-. Dec i2.-Tomorroy
the Kansas City Times will consolidate the
evening with morning issue. and the parer
hereafter Will he issued as a morning paper
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San Francisco, Dec. 13.-Forecast till 8
D. m Monday for Oregon and Washing
ton: Scattering rains, clearing away, ex-
cept fair in Northern Washington colder
in Eastern Washington and Western Ore
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Fanny Paddock hospital. The injury Is
reported as very severe.
A Tacoma sloop seized.

TACOMA, Dec. 13.-[SpeciaL. THE sioop
owned by Mr.. Slavery and Mr.. Bedford, OF
this city, was taken to Port Townsend to-
day by customs officers, who did not state
for what purpose the vessel was seized.
The sloop is over-tonned and without
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CoLrAx, Cal, Dec. l3-The engine Of
freight No. jumped the track at Colfa1
this morning, delaying the overland over
two hours.
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4 Nap Of Central America lezfa.
} 4 Hay Of Alaska. 1918.
4 Nap Of South africa. le1la
! A lap Of Upper Snbia ,ad HassA 9
AbyQilia. 1918.
4 Nap Of Persia. Afghsaistsa laa
BtlOothlstaa. 1918.
4 Complete Zap Of Solar syItsa; best
ever made. l0Il3.
Il. Names Of al Cabinet Officer. viti
length Of term.
Pistares Of all Tie Presiissn frsn
hasaiagtca to Harissa.
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TT TELLS

How many Presidents have had and politics Of each
What Presidents died while in Office
How many Presidents have served two terms.
Which candidate received the largest number Of and
defeated.
When each political party organized.
How many Congresses have convened and the political
compile xion each.
The number of States the United States and the
having the miles of railroads.
How political parties have existed In the United
States.
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Madame NJ

Madame NJ odteska Better.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 13-Madame Mod
jekka was much better tonight.
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Poisoned Family Out Of Danger.

WEST BAY CrTY, Mich, Dec. l3.-Mr.
Flynn, wife and seven children, poisoned
by eating potatoes that had been cooked
in rancid lard, are all out of danger.
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Complete History Of Oar Government By Administrator. Polite
Parties sad Congresses from Washington to Harrison

On One Side Rand, McNally & Co.'S Latest q. g. Map,
showing all States, Counties, Railroads ana Towns
price Alone S5.00l and on the Other Side.
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MnerIei.

Das iiber ben N6r6er Sid 9uns
eau Derbdngte Sobes : uitbeil 1T bonn
8unbes 0bergeti9t mad e~ingebenber
uab gemiReubafter prhfung bes SALES
befdtigt worben. SurclEs Nnwali
bate gernf Jung eia9elegt, ba ieiner Nns
HGt mad bic 5taatsgeiebe in benz porz
liegenben Sale ni@t competent 9eueien
feieu.
Das enersii9e Nuftreten BET
@ranb Surf unb Der pfi1teifer bes
Sberifs WeSaq Der e6Ien 3unft Der
profeifoneuen 9pieler eeseniiber i9eis
nen ni6t erfolelos gebliebsn au isin.
Nm ben lebten Naenben tparer bic 9piels
b6len fdmmtli6 gef@lcHen uno bic
Gpieter iolen therein getontmen fem.
bieielben big auf 8eiteres geI9loHen 3u
balten. IS i9etnt iibrigens aud, aIs Oh
Die aQgemeine Gelbtnappbeit ni1t obne
ginf1uB auf bies .@efGdft" fei, benin
bic @pieler tlagten idon felt Monaten
iber sf6le@te 3siten."
= uniere professionalism Bubmre
p~erfallen in ibrem Offer, bic Gtnbt uub
ibre 8or3tee aur Nnseise gu brinsen,
auf re6t wunberli6e Sbeen. go fou
feBt elm groBes Barbecue abgebaIten
tuerben, gu benz mar, ben @ouberneur
unb anbere bsrporragenbe Wdnner eins
loben MID. ST es nidt cine etpas
bintermdlblerii@e Sbee. cine 9tabt bon
As. 900 g%inpobnern bmr9 cine sroBe
O95enbratsrei aufaupuffen
- Die @afle Gannin'2oge oes Or
6ens Der nRnisbts anb 2a0iss Of TIE
@olben &ule" neranfalten am Sums
tag, ben 4. MpriI einen groBeu Bal i'm
Millions , 8arten. Befen 9ant far
freunbIi9e @inlabungl
= I'm einem 9er3lei5en ftarb seifern
Or. Sbomas sc. Gbetp i'm Mlter Don ga
Sabren. Or. gbew ffammt aus benz
Staate Miiiifppt mar ober felt benz
Sabre 1870 in Seras.
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zine rDmantiide 0ei@ihte

@tne rprt6ttttfd3e We1d1tdbte
tnbpft fi9 on bic Mufinbung aueier
2ei@en, ber zines Snbianers unb elmer
tpeiBen Grou, in Der Ndbe BON ct.
groiT Safe in Misconfn.
Sn benz Snbianer ertannte nan einen
inter benz Namen big Greb" algss
mein betannten Sdger uab in Der Meie
Ben feline @attin @llie, cine DeutfGe
BON @eburt.
Dor etma sebn Sabren lebten bel
Minnefcta pDint in elmer drmti9en
Quite bic go idbrise u@rOBmutter"
6@ul3, iEr alter unb gebre9li@er Brus
her uilo lire gntelin, bic bhbiGe @lfie.
@rOBdtutter Sdul5 beforgte Sen Geu6t'
tburm an @ineang BET Guperiors8ai
unb ibren 6ausbalt unb lebte nit ben
Snbianerrt iener @egenb in beitdnbiger
6ebte. sic ftano iibrigens bel ben
rotben S6bnen bes Walbes, benen tie
in einem @emii6 bon beutf@er unb
englil9er Gpra6e eroBe 5trafpreOigteu
3u baIten pTeete, In 9roBem &efpeet.
Sbrer gntelin mar lie nit GROCER Giebe
sueetban, unb ibr b69her Muui@ mar,
he bereinf oIs 2e5rerin gu ieben. vi,
lein bic fleine glfe bate feline grrBe
2uft gum Gtubium; fie fireifte lieber
bur1 bic Mdlber Dber ruberte auf benz
See berunt, nit befen 5ablreiGen 8u@e
ten He beriraut par. ME niGt leidt
ionft iemanb.
8ei iol@en @%eleSenbeiten traf fe uu@
ben Snoiauer Big Jreb", uno IS eut'
ipantt R93pii6en ben beioen Wenidens
tinbern Elm GiebesberbdltniB. &ines
Cages tpurten He bon Der @r0Bmutter
S@ul3 In 5drtli9em 8eilammenieiu
iiberrai6t. gbe fid iebod bic alte 6rau
bon ibrem gntleben erbolte, bate
Der Snbioner. feline blonde 8raut auf
ben Nrm senommen unb tpar nit ibr
Int Malbesbidi9t beri9munoen. @roB'
nlutter S@uIs fu9te Sage lang nod ber
geIiebten gntelih, obne cine Spur bon
ibr finben 3u f6nnen. Sbr @ebabren
purbe bon ba on 10 feltfam, BOB man
es ftr n6tbig belt, He ibres Mmtes' oils
2eu9ttburmDdtterin 3u entieben, neil
man far ibren @erifanb fir9tete.
groBmutter Gdul3 nnbm bierauf ibre
ni@t unbetrd9tli@en griparniRe uab
reiIte NIT ibrem 8ruber gebrO9enen
6eraens nod 9eutf@lahb 3urtf. @lfe
iebo9 beiratbete ibren rotben 2iebbas
Der mad inbianif@er Weile unb iiibrte
NIT Inn Elm uniidtes Wanoerleben. Neus
lid brannte in elmer fallen Na9t bic
0titte tieber, in 6er He f@ gerabe aufs
bielten. 9aIb nodt flidteteu he ft6
ms Greie. fonnten nber feia anberes
Dbbo@ fin6en.
so erIasen fie Der bitteren 6dIte unb
erf einige Gage fpdter tuur6e oer tobte
Snbianer uno ieia beutf@es Wsib bon
6oI5fdQern sefun6en.
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Npti5 fit 9lr6iteftem.

Die adtbaren &omntihGre bon 8erdr Co.,
SeraS, erlu9en Sadleute 9lGne unb Speaifis
fationen fir BEN 8au zines neuen Gpuntbs
gpurtbaries an5ufertigen. Sas @ebdube 1ol
cine Srpnt am Main 9lasa bon einbunbert
SUB rnb cine Siefe bon einhunbert uno flint
utbadtSi9 SUP an Ger AuintasS traBe baoen,
loa, bier Stofwerfe bod nnb nit einem
Sburme unb etttsin Seller (~basement) berIez
ben lein unb ipIl bic ~neueiten gprrihtungen
fir 9ei3ung, Siat unb @entilatipn baben.
Sn bic lem @ebGube lolen ftd ~fplgenbe &dums
lihfeiten befinben, ndnli4 @ier Court,
sipei @ranb Surbs, stpei 9etit Seur9z, sipei
9iitrift Glerfs, bier Ri9ter>, Elm Ditrift>
9lntpa(te, Elm County 9(ntpalts, Spet gpuntps
GlerfSs, stpei SberiffSz, elm 9eri9tsbienerS=
(bailiff) 3immer, stpet 9aumlihfeiten fir ben
Collector, stpei fir BEN Niiefpr, eineS ie fir
ben S4abfneiiter, @ermeiier, 9dutesS nIpeftor,
SGullnperintenbenten, &pnitabler inb 9lrst,
sipei 6rtebensridter= 3tnnter, Elm Surhimmer
fir bic Suffice Court, ems fir Die Gountbz
&ommif1dre, Elm fir ben Santtor, ems 8iblios
tbefssimmer nnb ipnft nod &dumliAfeiten,
tpenn 9lab p~orbanben 1T. Genanntes &C.
baube loa nit eleftriiden Sa~britablen (Eles
~vators), eleftriidem 2tdte, elmer Sprridtuta
fir 9ampf SeiSung, ubr, 8~abesimmer un6
glpIets berIeben ietn; auBerbem ipHem aipei
grcBe, btebsfeite, eilerne 8anb Sdrdnfe
(~vaults) fir Die 9lufbeipabruns Der 8apiere
bes County unb Stftrift Glerts angebra6t
merben. Sir Speiftationen uno benienigen
Man, Der bon Der Gpuntb.Gour ais Der Bette
eradtet ipirb, tperben Elm Tauienb Dollar
$1,000 unb fir ben sfpeitbeiten 6iinf Sunbert
$500 BrGnie besablt.
8lane un6 Specififatiomen miiSien Bel benz
@ountps@le rf bon 8erar County Dor 10 l1br
8ormtttagS, Nontas ben IL. Mai A. d. 1891
abgegeben iperben.
Die Court bebdlt ii@ bas 9tedt Dor, einen
ober ale gldue auriid3upeiien.
Na9 8eittmrnung Der County Gourt
Can &%ntonip, SeTas, ben 81. Niars
A. D., 1891, publt5irt.
IS ipirb semiinfdt. baB ane @lane bas
@erbdltnib bon Elm Siertel !3pl gu eiuem
Sube einbalten.
g. 81. McMIIiFer,
County &idter, 8erar @puntb, Seras.
Atteitirt
Shah. 80. emitb,
County lert, Serar COUNT, Seras.
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ghmiasfndat aeheut.

@iasm alten Nrste, ber bon Der Yrarls gu.
rld9eaosen lebt, purbe bnrd einen oitnbii@en
MifTondr bic 8e14reibnng zines einfaden
besetabilif6en SeiImitteIs fir bic i@neIe unb
banernbe Seiluus bon 2unsenf@pinbiu6
Bronchitis, Ratarrb, afbma unb alien Gals.
un6 2unsentrantbeiten aussebdnbist. Aud
ein Mittel fir pcftibe, raOtfale Ssiluns bon
@erbenf6pG9e unb alien Observation-Disclosures.
3adbem BET Dpftor bic punberbarea &eiltraite
in taufenb Eduen erprobt hattie. erndtete CT
e fur feline 8Fi@t, oas Mtittel ieiuen Ieioenoen
Motib unO @unfd seitrieben, Eanbelte er. Sd
ienbe OiefeS &ssept gan, fofenfrei an sae, bic
es tuiinihen, in beutfder, enslif9sr unb iran.
aOiider Spra@e, nit boiler anpsifuns Der Ser,
fteauns unb bes @ebrauds. Senbe asreNe
uub 8riefmarfe, be3ie6e Sid auf tieIe 3eituna
unb i'd fenbe es Iofort. Sd. y. No1e8, 500
@opers 8Iod, &odefer, q. o. i23, 10, l3mp
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@eiratbsidbeime.
Sobn Soma unb Gatie JalbuI6.
0ahaae mada @nrpna.

Sic Msenturen beg Germ %. s.
Doung, Np. l Commerce 8 GtraBe,
Gan Intonio, unb $50. 603 Main,
SttaBe, Dallas, pertreten nur bic
anerfannt beten europdif9en 9ampfer=
2inieH. 9err Oouue 1T i'm gtanbe bic
biIIig ten Maten gu gsbea, er=
tbeilt bereitmini9 iebe eetuhnlGte Nus,
tunft unb beiorgt iebr prpnapt ale ibm
iber9ebeaen 4uftrdge. Wer mad Gu.
rOpo gu reifen mtni@t, Dber 8ermanbte
5eriberfommen laHen min, tpenbe f9
on irseab eine bet ~genannten Mgenturer.
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@ut. M4uth,a

@arten. unb &on3ert.2DfaI
auf benz @oubernments SugeI, gegen.
hber bonn gingaug gum parabeplab.
Bic SufaRen bon GutF@en tuerbe1 BON,
8arroom aus bebtent. Mngenebmer
Nufentbalt i'm @arten. 8roBer por=
5iigli@ nentilirter @aal. Smportirte
Weine, feiue Wbisties, 2iquDre, tets
boraigli6es Bier; feline @igarren. 5 e.
ben S~onntag Na9mittag bon
4 ubr ab groBes Gret>&on3ert.
Nbenbs Bali. 9as 2otaI ifebt
PriDatseieal6aften 3ur gerfisuus.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES far bas g8n'
@enblatt $3.50.
&eifenbe u geuten:
s.. g. 8ni6.
Ma. Sd,nrubin1.
6 . t G | e.8.
Cages Gbrpnif.
l. Mpril.

L. Mprtl.
1882. Soiesb Sabbn gu @pbrau, llnters
Seterrei4, seboren @omppnit. nS9ppfua9"
&c. &c.
1884. Ginridtuns elmer tasIi@en @pit aipis
I9en Berlin utb 9otsbam.
1857. Ser aeifstas gu gesensburs iprt4t
bic 8ei9sa@t iber ben &Dnig BON 9reuben
aus.
1856. Sir Sbos. S. 8urton, gbilantrop
unb 8etdmpfer Der Neser SfIaoerei sebpren.
1889. Das erfte observation-disclosures fpiro
in NeD Sort prganiiirt.
1905. @anrober ipirb nad tlebereinfunft
nit Nappleon bon 8reuBen bel ett.
1916. &ei6sfan3ler Siirft 8ismard &c,
bpren.
1865. edlaAt Bel Sipe Sorts, girsinien.
linton: 124 getDbtet, 706 bertpuuSet. &ebel@
len: 5000 setDbtet unb beripunbet, $500 ee-
fangen.
1879. Ser 8eltpotberein tritt in Strait.
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Ru4Iena Mrnira.@albe.

Die bette SaIbe Der BELT fir e&nitte,
0ueti@unsen, eef@pire, 6isbsrs uub Saut.
Musf@Ias, SIe9t&, %StjPruu9ene Gdube, Hrufs
btulen nno ale SouttranIbetten ; tnrtrt &d.
asnrrtoiben ober feline H5abInne. 8Suise
Satisfactton 9oranttrt ober 6as 0eIb nth
1uriiderfattet. Is Gents BITE S4a&teI. Bum
Bertanf In allen GpOtbeEen. GreiS, fbomp.
ION & Co., @hoIefoIe.
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gs beiBt, baB Der Gtoats : Genos
tor WbdtIen on 6telle bes Mr. @oree
Guperintenbenter Der 3u9tbduier
erHonrt iperben ion. Dak @oree unter
Der leuen AbminifratiOn niGt In iener
bIeiben tptirbe, mar bon born
ausaema9t.
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GIN MoInps4nn finh hie 9fnoeb

= Sn @albefon finb bic Nnsebote
ftr bic Nnlage ber SiefwoHer > 8auten
bur9 ben Maior allen bonn Snsenieur.
Corps Der Der. Staten Nrmee e%r6fnet
tporben. Die @oatrae!e be3ieben i@
auf bic A~usfibtnug Der Wolen fomobl
In Grant ME in San6Rein. 0as
niebrieffe gngebot fur @ranit 1T bas
bon &ider. See & 60. In @aluefpn fur
1907, 900, bas flr Ganbftein non
2anetrp 6 Son In Strong gitp, Sanz
Ias, ftr 81, 849. 064..
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Der 8efddftsmaun M Sbe'

Banter (su feiner 3o@tsr): ,Die
bat Dir sefauen be- 6uiarenlieutes
tIant 2"
So@ter: .@ar ni9t, papa,er fpieIte
10 sebriidt, gar Mot f@ueioie feubaI,
tuie elm ri9tiger lieutenant !"
Banter: vDie bdiBt. ioll er ni9t
fein sebridt, tpeurt CT bat sema@t 10
Diel' G@ulben ?"
So@ter: vNa, papa, irenn er tueiter
ni@ts gema9t, ba misteu ia biele
trumm geben !"
BANTER: ~Wie baiBt 2 (9ei Geite.)
Sd slaub'. 9 Ra@eIde bIdttert uier i'm
0auptbu9l"
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9

gum 4. Gtiftunss.T efe bes @ofle Gans
nin No. 257 s'Knights and Ladies of
the Golden Rule" fin6et atn 6onn=
abenb ben 4. Npril In Der Mifisns,
@arten . Sale ftatt. BiQete au BADEN
bel benz unterjei9neten Rcmite:
albert Beri@,
Sbeu. eteubin8,
WfGr gMmme&le.
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0emtShe Sob Office.

Deuti6e, fopie ensIii@e Druid Nrs
bsiten merbeu prompt unb biqig pers
fertist bon Sobn S9ott go. Z
Norb preias 5traBe. A~uftrdse
bon auSerbalb erbeten.
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- @egeu elm 2eberleiben, moran ib
3ebn Sabre eeIitten bate, tpanbte i'd
NIT euter Grfo!sen Or. NueuR 26.
nig's 6amburger Sropfen an. = Nns
ION 2ltb, 365 NaplessS traBe, &o9e'
Fer, q. D. ga allen ApOtbeteu gu ba.
BEN.
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@atnre 81 berpadteu.

9rei Meilen BON San Nntouio. gu
erfraseu 3l2 OHsSoutonsS traBe.
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aas bir in 3eit ratbenl 1te bduhs tomnt Is Dor,
bab en unfaa int 6auie pdiirtl Gin TaH obtT Stob,
etne GHnitt= pber Dranhmunbe, unb ham metb FH
fetnet tu belfen. DesbaIb Bate cine Glaf@e g aIpatten
Del i'm 6auie unb tn brau&R niAt Bu iorstn.