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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-01
HE HAS TWO WIVES.
But Doesn't Seem Likely to Be Arrested
for 1t.

But Doesn't Seem Likely to Be Arrested
for 1t.
Last night a pretty young woman
asked Recorder McDonough for war
rant for her husbands arrest on charge
of assault. While she was waiting
for the Recorder, she began talking
to severa reporters and related remark
able story. She said she was Mrs.
Schneider, and that she lived with her
husband, Louis, at No. 126 Newark
street.
When she was Kate Bruning,a a singer in
a summer garden in New York, she met
her present husband. He was a young
sailor who frequented the resort and
spent money lavishly Oh her and was very
devoted. Finally he asked her
consented. This was about year ago,
and the couple lived happily at No. 126
Newark street until six months later,
when child was born. Her husband
then abused her and said that she had de-
ceived him. Mrs. Schneider said that
From that time the couple lived a
stormy life. One day Mrs. Schneider
fobnd some letters in her husbands pock-
cts, which proved that he had been
married before and that his
wife was still living, She charged
and he admitted it. He said eight years
before marrying the singer he had mar
rled young woman in New York. He
went on cruise and when he return ed
he found his home deserted. He did not
hear from his wife again until
about two months before he met
Miss Bruning. Then he received letter
in which his wife stated that she had
married again and had two children and
that she was living in st. Louis.
Schneider evidently thought that he had
better marry again and he did SO.
That was the story that Mrs. Schneider
No tOld last night, but this morning
she did not appear in court to press the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-01
THERE WILL BE LIGHT.
Chance For Big illumination at the
Adams Docks.

Chance For a Big illumination at the
Adams Docks.
A great many persons who have taken
q look at the Adams Docks at the Penn
sylvania ferry recently have wondered
what certain things that bear q resem-
blance to huge bird cages are intended
for. Well,..THE News happy to solve the
connundrum and relieve their suspense.
They are not bird cages. uor are they
hothouses, as one might almost be war
ranted in believing. They are lamps, and
the man who can't see things under those
lamps when they are ablaze will probably
be unable to see anything anywhere.
These lamps may be called man.
moths, There are two them,
with sixty lights of glass each,
each pane being 24X36, of quarter inch
ribbed glass, SO that they will be hard to
break. The total glass area of each lamp
is 800 square feet. They are TO be used
for signal lights by the Pennsylvania
Railroad. They were built by M. s.
Smith of Newark, and are well worth
looking at. But wait and see the m
lighted.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-01
ELEVEN YEAR OLDS.
Two of Them Arraigned on Complaint of
Their Mothers.

Two of Them ArraiGned on Complaint of
Their Mothers.
An eleven year old boy was brought
into the Oakland avenue police
station last night charged
by his mother with failing to give her
any money and getting drunk. "Ah."
said the youthful spendthrift, "she can
drink as much as / can" After
Sergeant Wade had frightened the boy
into half his size by a severe lecture, he
was sent home to reform.
Gilbert Davis, eleven years old. was
arraigned in Justice Kimmerly's Court
this morning. charged with grand
larcency by his mother. Mrs.
Margaret Wilton of No. $50
Communipaw avenue. The boy is ac-
cused of robbing his mother of $50,
lie purchased revolver and box of
cartridges at Hunts hardware store on
Communfpaw avenue and otherwise pre-
pared himself TO go West and fight In
dians. He had sl7.s5 Of the stolen money
left. Justice Kimmerly committed him
to await the action of the Grand Jury.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-01
A WOMAN'S FOLLY.
Evidently Responsible For a Policeman's
Death

Policeman John j. Sherman, of the
West One Hundredth street station, New
York, was stabbed to death by Francis
Noah, negro. Noah was a servant in
the house of Alexander G. Hyer.
of No. 144 West One Hundred and
Fifth street. Early this morning
a policeman to arrest him. Sherman was
sent. When Sherman entered the room
where the negro was Mrs. Hyer told him
TO look out, tor he had two knives,
and then she foolishly locked the door
leaving the two men together. A scutfie
was heard, more help was sent for and
Policeman Leggett arrived and SO did
Roundsman Beck. They found Sher-
man dying. Noah had escaped but he
was subsequently arrested after he at
tempted to kill himself. His wounds are
not serious. lie was taken to Manhattan
Hospital
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-01
Took a Fork to Them.

John Dwyer of No. COG Newark avenue
got drunk last night and seized a fork to
lend force to his threats of violence
against his wife and children. He was
before Justice Kimmerly this morning,
and in appearing against him
his wife also said that he
had not worked lately nor done anything
for the support of mis- family. Justice
Kimmerly sent him to Snake Hill for
thirty DAYS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-01

A well-dressed young man, slightly in
toxicated, walked into Heboken Police
Headquarters this morning and said he
was robbed in saloon on Hudson street.
When questioned he became abusive and
was locked up. When arraigned before
che Recorder he said his name was AL
fred Anderson and that he lived at No.
IS Seventh street. He paid a S3 fine not
withstanding the robbery.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-01
LIVELY POSTAL ROW.
Opposition Letter Shops Down I'm the
South Jersey Region.

South Jersey Region.
special to the Jerseu Citv Ne,cs.
FRIEsBURG. Sept. 1, 1S91.-Last week
John H. Vanlier, of this village, after two
years of effort, succeeded in having
Dostoffice located here, and commission
was issued to him as postmaster Now
war is raging in the neigLborhood and
the bitterness is intense On one side
are the supporters of the new office, and
on the other the adherents of the post
office of the neighboring village Of Coz
hansey, which has heretofore served both
communities. The fight has entered into
the church, and many now threaten TO
leave it because the minister patronized
the new Office and assisted in having it
located there.
Undue influence to get person to
change his patronage from one post-ofnce
to another is criminal offence, and the
friends of the Cohan sey Office are on the
alert They declare that the law Is vio-
lated in that the two offices are less than
a mile and half apart, and say that
there are only fourteen families supports
ing the new Office.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-01
CAUGHT AGAIN.

This Time He will Go Further and Fare
Worse.
William Coughlin, of No. S33 Newark
avenue, was arrested at four O'Clock this
morning by Policeman Donovan. who
saw him take four loaves OF bread from a
coal bin where baker had left them for
customer. When arraigned before JUS
tice ODonnell he was recognized as one
of the corner loafers arrested Saturday
night and fined 50 yesterday. He was
committed for trial.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-01

Mr.. Wheeler of Greenville complained
to Captain Smith of the Fifth Precinct
last night that he had been atrociously
assaulted by three men. From
description given John Morrisey
of No. IA Ocean avenue, James Fitz-
patrick and John Wilson. of No. 20
Kearny avenue were arrested. Wheeler
was unable to appear in court. as he was
suffering from the beating he had re-
ceiyed. The three prisoners are held.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-01
A Dangerous Grass Gutter.

Mrs. Stratford, OF No. lis Washington
street, hired Thomas Allen to cut some
grass. He cut out the window screen
with his sickle, assaulted Louisa Luck.
the servant. leaving her senseless. and
then robbed the house. He was held to
answer both charges.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-01
Hit Her with a Cover Litter.

John Wickman, of No. 226 Congress
street, brutal looking individual,
was before Justice Kimmerly for
striking his wife with cover litter last
night. He had nothing to say when ar
raigned this morning and Justice Kim
merly held him for the Grand Jury in
$500 hail
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-01

LONDON, Sept /. 1891. : Mrs.
Besand has repeated her as
sertions to the Secular Society that
she had received spiritual communi-
cations since joining the Theosophists.
Her positive assurances on this subject
has created much talk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-01
MISSING DELLA HALLORAN.
She Was Last Seen in Company With a
Stout Woman.

Della Halloran. aged fourteen years,
has been missing from the home OF Mar
tin Conklin, her uncle, No. 1856 Woodlawn
avenue, since half past eleven yesterday
morning, when she went out. ostensibly
to make a purchase at a neighboring
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-01

store. The girl has only been In this
country nine months, having come from
Ireland. She has round, full face, with
brown hair cut short.
The girl was seen Sunday at six o'clock
in the company of stout woman going
toward Ocean avenue. Della never went
TO picnics and the aunt is much worried.
She fears that the girl has either got into
bad company or has tried to return to
Ireland.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-01
Palsied with Fear.

Elizabeth Kelly, bedraggled specimen
of feminity, aged and shaky. was before
Justice Kimmerly this morning charged
with having no home. She
entered the Oakland avenue police sta
tion last night and asked for place to
sleep. She was locked up. This morning
she shook violently when at the bar, but
explained that it was not from drink but
from fear Judge Kimmerly held her for
further examination
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-01
Second Distriet Court.

The Second District Court was re-
opened this morning. There was long
list of cases, some of which were ad .
iourned. Only u few minor suits, of
trit1ing Importance, were tried.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-01
Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1, 1s91.-Weather
indications for twenty-four hours for
Eastern New York, New Jersey and East
ern Pennsylvania:-Gene fair. ex-
cept light showers on the coast; easyeriy
winds, shifting to southerly; tomorrow
sliohtly warmer and fair.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-01
Could'nt Expect To Much.

Bishop Gullen-"So you think Heaven
is like Boston-a" Mrs. B, (from the Hub)
Oh of course not exactly; l don't TO
much"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-01

Charge of assault. called at the house,
No. 1876 Newark street, and saw
Schneider. He admitted that his
first wife was living but thought that he
had perfect right to marry again, mas
much as his first wife Ind done so.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-09-01

Chapter - Weak, tired. no appetite.
Chapter 2:-Took Hoods Sarsaparllla.
Chapter 3;-Strong, CHEEKY, healthy.
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math far Nsattery

Dor nber 50Sabren IGon wurbe Mrs.
WinsloD's SOOTHING Sprup bon Wilz
Iioner bon Miiiterr beim 3abnen bet
Rinbcr aneeipenbet. Wirf Du i'm
S@lofe bur9 bas S@reien tiues Sinbes
gsitbrt, bas i'm 3abueu Ia uuo bor
S4mer3su tueinta Weun 70, Iafe iofurt
etae 6lat@e bon s@frs. M~inslou's SOP.
thing gprup" holta. gsin @srt5 ii uas
be3ablbar. @s tpirb benz tleineu 2eiben.
ben iofOrt 2inberung beri@aTen. Ser.
laBt Sud borauf, Mitter, es lit tein
3peifeI bartbsr. SIS beilt Spienterp
unb Diarrboe, resulirt ben Masen unb
tie Nieren. beieitiet Minp RoIif, ers
tpsi6t ben @aumen, berbinbert gnt3tins
oung unb ffdrft bos gauge SPLEEN.
.Ntrs. Winsloins Soothing 5prup1
fir 3abnenbe 9inber 1T dngenebm In
@el@mad unb bas EeSept fammt bon
einem Der 5efien ueibliGen Mer3te In
ben Ser. Staaten. @s III BET allen
9ruggiten in Der 9an3en Wslt al boz
ben. 8reis Is gts. Der 6Ioi1e.
Rauft nt9ts anheres als Mrs. Wias,
Ions Goetbfng Sprub.
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rleuer untetri1tes unen6Ii9 bel i@tpe.
rer ift, als bic bes nod uralten &eceps
ten unb S1oblonea arbeiten5en &eli'
giots l1nterri9tes. 9ie GibeIn, 2a'
te9ismeu unb nSert Bidder" uerben
benz 2ebrer bierbei tpenig helfen. ct
muB ba bot allen Dingen ielbf aan3
genau mifen mas er mill, ionft III CT
oerratben uno berfauft. 8etm &elis
giDns, unterridt III bas bur9aus ni9t
n6tbig =
Su Der erifen Gtufe fnb gu lebren:
Die pfi@ten gesen bic @ltern unb
gHeser, beffebenb in @ebnriam, N@s
tung, 2iebe uu6 grtenntli@teit, fomie
in Der @@uIe JleiB, aufmerffamteit
unb gutes 8etragen, uub bic pfi@ten
gegen bic 2ebrer unb bic Miti9iiler.
Sn Der aueiten Stufe bic pHi6ten
bes gin3eInen in ieinem 8etbdltniHe
gum Gtaots. 8erBon5e unb 3ur tiirger<
li9en @eieni9aft. 9abin geb6ren
aud bic pfi9ten bes 8trgers qegeu
R9 ielbf unb bic 8%ermeibnns srober
6ebler unb 0afer, pie 8etf@wens
oungsiu9k 8ei3, Sruntfu6t &c. Die
6aupttueenb bes Btrgers beffebt In Der
4rbeit, I'm GIeibe, bic Arbeit aIein 1T
es, mel9e abelt, bic 9r6Bte 5@anbe' 6as
eegen III bic nit unmiRenbeit gepaarte
Gaulbeit. Mer feline pHi9ten geger
i@ felbt erftlt, bas beiBt In ber bes
fen, gang BON giJeniu@t freien art
un6 @eiie, Der mirb aud feline pf1i6'
ten eesen Nnbere ni@t perna@ldffgen
unb peridume1, unb CT pir6 ilal,ents
li@ mud ben Glauben un6 BITE llebers
5eugun6 Inbercr, aud tDenn CT He ni6t
tbeiit, eBren unb reipsctiren.
Die brittle Gtufe felt nod 16bere
Nuforberungen, aIetn eerobe sieie
Reuntnife. bic He %Derlaugt, Rnb es,
wel@e ieber StaatssB hrger 10 gu iagen
sarn Sdnirden baben" fonte, ba He
bic 8orausfebung unb BITE 0orausbe=
bingung our gemi1enbaften uub intelli.
genten Nusabuns Der gareerphidten
zines Seben inh. Dabin geb6ren: bic
&enntniB Der s@ulpfi6t. Der Militdr.
pfii9t, 6er Steuer 9 0eybdltnife. bes
StimmreGts. ber Communal, 2reiss
uub GtaaiB BerfaKung, fotpie ber ri@s
te,li9en uub abminifiratiben Uermals
tung. Oabin geb6ren f@lieBli@ ou1
In peiterem Sinue bic eIementore
2enntniB hes Geiebes unb bes pratti.
f9sn &e6tes uno Der einfa9Ren 8es
srife Der Boltsuirtbf9aft.
Die rationale grtbeilung zines iols
den unterri6tes iebt freiIi@ betrd1tIi@
utebr poraus, aIs 0as fumpFHnuige
4bfrasen nod irsenb einen1 Sabraus
Sabrein eebrau9teu Sert > 8u9e ober
bas Nbb6reu sebautenlos rauswenois"
eelernfer 6ibels unb BibeIfprt9e uber
f6maItiger @eiangbu4ss8 erfe Der elm.
fdItisften Nrtl-
Sebenfals miro aber Der @rfolg Die,
fer, 6er3 uno Self auslei6 bilbenben
9ebrmethobe bes Moral $ llnterri6tes
BON rein tueItli1. bHrgerli@en Stanbs
puntfe aus elm iebr erfreuli9er fein,
uno mir wolen rlur bofsn. baB bies
BON 6eiten Der Gran3oien eesebene
8eiipiel balB yanfedenb" tpirteu mSseI
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&antt 8atarrb permanent furtrt
iberDeft2

Dies 1T cline Gra9e bon aroBemSnters
efe ftir bic Sauienbe, tpel9e tu6brenb
Der lebten pdar Sabre but9 ge.ru=na
bon Ratarrb furirt purben. Bon bies
fer efligen G~ranfbeit 10 prompt unb
fomplet turirt gu merben, ME es pe.ru.
no gewbbnli6 tbut, i6eint ben meifen
2euten gu gut gu ietn, UNI ftr nabr &C..
baIten tperben au t6nueu. Sic fragerl,
mirb Der &atarrb ni9t niebertebren,
iobalb i'd mid wieber gum erifen Male
erfdlte ober nit ber 8ehanbluug aufb6.
req Dte Mnttport 1T: Wein., sic ftnb
10 pobl, tpie 9ie es iemals In Sbrem
2eben tparen, unb ni9t mebr Der @es
fabr ausseiebt. fi9 &atarrb au3u5ieben,
als irgenb Scenario, Der i'm nod ME.
mails Dorber bate. IS Rnb niele Sabre
Derfohen, ieitoem bic erfen Gdle bon
&atarrb bnr6 pesru. ito turirt tpurben,
unb I'm bic permanente Wirtun9 biefer
&uren au erproben, tpurbe On eine Nns
3abl 'frtiberer patienten eei9rieben,
unb Der folgeuoe Gau III cine prObe
Der erbaltenen Nntnorten: Sobnd g.
Wban, Don McRees &ods, Nlesbenp
60, Pa.. tpeIder Dor Sebn Sahren bon
eiuem b6sartigen 9ronii6en Gatarrb,
Der feit Dielen Sabren beitanben bate,
our9 ben @ebrau6 bon pe.ru=na turirt
wuree, i6reibt uater Dem "a Sanuar
1891: Sd bin ni6t i'm @eringiteu
ben Gatarrb gsplagt. Die Gureu, uels
@e>burh pe=ru.na er5ielt tuerbeu. frb
permanent. pesrusna III in ben meis
fen Wpotbefen au bertaufen unb boa.
fdnbige @ebrau@sanmeiiungen befin.
ben f6 ouf ieber GlaiGr. Sin Bud
aber 2atartb, nel9es Elm tompleter
&atbgeber fur bic gerbiiuns unb 6ei.
lung bOn &aiarrb 1T, piro uuentgelt.
lid an irgeub cine abrefe perfanbt bon
oer Beruna Meoicine @OmpaaD, @olum.
bus, Dbio.
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Ser @einmbheit berauht

au iein bura %peftiawansere8 Sltna, pber burb einen
Beruf, Der fprtwdbrenb srpBe StrdpaSen NIT fa
brtnst, pber bur4 ~onbalten6 fisenbe aebenspeiie am
S@reibpuIt, TT etn bartes Gpo5. GrDsbem finb piele
9eate, BITE uriprinsIid etne letblid CUTE Contribution
beidbeu, in btefer Mefe etmssiu9t, nod ebe fie bic
Mtttasslinte ibres 2ebens paffrt baben. Se6em, Der
~trsen6,pte Gnlase perrdtb, bab or fur seiunbbeit8fadbs
Itde GtnFhlfe treenb pelber Nrt letdt empfdnslt@ 1T,
fam fein reinerer pber ansenebmerer babel 3nperIdffser
@eiunbBettserbalte e~mpfoblen merben alS Spftetter's
Mdsenbitters, peldes ben 4brper sesen flimatii6e
GtnfhHe, .sesen pbpiide Grmibuns nnb nerp6ie Gr=
i6lafung ftdblt. G5 pertretbt Dp8pepfe, bic &ldae
Der ans 9ult ~sebdnnten appfarbetter, erbdlt unb re-
ftdurtrt BITE &eSelmdbtSfett Der Sunfttpnen Der 2eber
unb G%tnseDetbe, rDttet Eteber un6 pein aus unb beust
%benieben Dot, tt Elm G&tlb nno S@irm sesen &beu=
unb @i@t, nnb neutraliiirt BITE @efdbyen,
rel4e BITE Nnlase ju Gierens, Mtl3= unb BIaIen1eiben
NIT i6 brtnst. Nm ftb BON Ter Wabrbett bteier Gnz
saben 5u dberseusen, brandt man nur NIT bteien unz
perSleiMltGen Setlmittel unbefansen nnb pprurtbetlss
LOG etnen @erinA gu MAIDEN.
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Cine @r0inana,
Gum 3weds Der @rbebans elmer 2opf.
uno 4b palorem ; 9teuer 5ur linz
terbaltung ber 5tabtDerwals
tung bes ON %. Gebruar
1891 enbenben SIS
fdl Sabres.

Sci es our@ ben 5taotratb Der stabt
San Nntonio nerorbnet:
Settion l. 9aB bierbur9 fir
bas am l Mdr3 1890 beginnenben unb
am %. Sebruar 1891 i6lisBenoe Mu.
nicipaltabr bon iebem mdnnIt9en gins
mobner biefer etaot i'm Mlter 3pii1en
Il uto so Sabren, ber ni1t anberrpeis
tig bur@ bic 8eiebe bieies Staates bon
Der eteueraablung befreit 1T unb Der
te@s Wonote bot benz l.. Mdr3 1890 in
bieier etabt mo6nt, cine &opfteuer
bon ginem Dollar erboben perben IoO
unb tpirb.
Seftion2. DaB bierbur1 fit
bos ON %. Gebruar 1891 enoenbs Wus
nicipaI. ober Gistaliabr bon allen 81
eentbum, @runOeiaeutbum ober perf6n.
Tides, innerbalb Der @ren3en Der etabt,
ni9t anbermeitig bur9 bic Gonfitu!ion
unb @efebe bieies 5taates unb bic DR.
binanaen bieier Staot bon ber 8efteue.
rung oefreit, ftr ausemeine 3wede eine
Ib Dalorems Steuer CUR &ate Don nouns
sis Gents auf teoen Wertb bon 800
erbDben tpetben ioq uab mirb.
Settion 3. 9aB. um 8orfe6.
rungen fur bic 8e3ubluus Der 3;nfen
auf Die bonbirte S9ulo Der @tabt 3u
trehen uno eineu SiIsungsfonb fiir bic
f6lieBli@e 8eaablung Der Iebterer1 3u
idafen, bierour9 cine @pesialifeuer
BON 5ebn Gents ON $10O ouf GILES In
ber 3meiten 5eftton ermdbnte gigen<
tbum erboben tDerben fol-.
Seftion4. DAP in uebareins
%ffimmaus nit elmer borber ansenomme.
nen unb bon ben fteueraabIenbst Birs
germ In ber MabI bonn s. Wdr3 1882
eutsebeiBenen Sroinana hierbur9 fur
oas Municipaliabr 1890 cine Spe3iaIs
Gteuer bon aebn Gents ON 500 Wertb
@runbz ober peri6nli9es @igentbum
innerbalb bieier Gtabt, trel9es Der
Befteuerung uuterworfen III. aur Inter.
ftigung uno Nufre6terbaltung ber 81.
fentli1en 56ulen, aufselest unb erbo.
ben tpirb.
paffrt unb senebmist am 8. Gebruar
1891.
BrDan GalIagban,
Ntteffitt: Mopor.
G. g. @Iaubon, @taotsg lert.
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geras.


= SIN 0aufe bes 6errn grnf Bon
&Oienberg In Muffin ftarb ON Oientas
an ben 5oIseu Der grippe 6err $ t.
mann 2ungtwib 3, i'm Nlter ton
70 Sabren. 6err 2unetpiB 1T felt Al
Sabren In Seras. 3uerf betrieb ct
nit feinem BruOer u. 2ungtm,b cine
Garm In Gillespie gountp, panbte R9
aber ipdter mad Muft!n. mo er eine
anffelung i'm 2anbamt erbielt. Ser.
mann 2ungtmiB tpar elm 2anbi9afts.
NaIer bon bOber geoeutuRg. Bis ppr
neuieen MDnoten erfreute i9 6err
2ungfpib elmer unsef9wdGten f6rper>
li9en unb geifigen &hii9teit.
= Sas Rorps ber 5anitdtss Wddter,
lpel@es In 2dreoo ouf ben Hatb bes
neuen gbefs ber Staatsgeiunbbelts.
8eb6roe eiugeiebt peroen III. um als
S@ubsarbe gegen bic gtnf@leppuns
Der poden 3u bieneu, bat 9leiG am erften
Sage einen 9ldn5enben 8emeis ieiner
St@tigteit obgelegt; es bat bel elmer
@aaia, meIde es b~eranfaltet bat, "a
G6le entbedt, wel@e bisber ni@t anse,
melbet Dorben maren.
= Dos bon ben 8hrgern Der Gtabt
Nuftin ben MitgIiebern Der 2egisIatur
unb ben 8ertretern Der pre6e gegebene
8antett i'm 0ristin 0oteI bate einen
gldn3enben 8erIauf. 6. Saplor Moore
belt bic iebr beifdIig aufgenotnmene
G~egrt6ungss &ebe.
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San Mngelo in Som Green gountp bat
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0nsebli@ feuergefdbrli6eu Geb3noes
TN 0auptsei1dftstbeil ber Gtabt geges
ben botten. Rad Ianeen 0erbanblnn.
gen etfoIete f@IiebIi9 Die 6reifpre@ung
ollet Nn~getlagten.
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f@reibt rDaS Electric Bitters@ bat nir nnebr senatt,
as ale anberen Mebtetnen suiammenSencmmen, sesen
sls BITE gsf$ge5sen nnb Setoea, Dsl9e bts gSlss sDn
mer nnb giebSh@ter Srtn 2eslie, ebenfau8 BON Sbas
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webttn, BITE es stebt, ID babe mid mad tRretn De.
etu G~tienwadren : Gambler ~berfelten OrtfAdft, iast
yGleetrts Gttters W serabe Das, mas Semanb brau6t,
hefen Geiunbbeit total yaut ben Dumb setpmmen ifA-
mite man 81 iasen pEest. Ws- Eat eS bic @eIuntbett
pieberseseben inb Id babe wteber appett. uaS nenen
aebensmuttl IL
Die Stafae foHet MIR so Gents. gu baben tn aueu
&potheteu, Dreib, Gbpmplpu & Co., 0bplelale.
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beffcn @Grteu aus3uwdb!en. CT fam
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