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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-13
Our Bonds and Currency

editor of the Courier~Journal.)
"Memphls, Tenn, July 30, 1896
During discussion A runs
down the administration for issus
ing gold bonds, claiming that both
principal and interest Of last issue
Of Government bonds are payable
in gold only. B claims the issue
was currency bonds and that prin-
cipaI and interest could be paid in
silver dollars if the Secretary Of the
Treasury saw fl.
"a claims that the financial sys>
tenn of the United States is found~
ed on gold basis, B claiming that
it is not. SUBSCRIBER.
First-Tbe bonds issued by Secs
rotary Carlyle are in terms payable
in coin, AS the Government re.
cslved gold for them, it is argued
that it would be population to re-
fuse to pay them i'll as good money
as was received for them. The let
ter OF the contract however is to
pay coin that is gold or silver. A
Is therefore wrong. B is right in
saying that the Secretary OF the
Treasury could pay them in silver,
According TO the promise on their
fee they can be paid in nothing
tut coiu,
Second-The currency system of
the United States is on gold basis
since gold is the standard OF value.
This does not mean as some as
sume that everything must be paid
in gold but the Government has
undertaken to keep all its curren~
cy-silver and various kinds OF
notes-as good as gold. Accord
ingly we find that a greenback
treasury note, a silver dollar and
silver certihcte buy as much IN
markets as gold. This was not al.
ways 50 nor will it be so in the
future should the Government dis,
continue its efforts to maintain the
parity between the metals, Louis
vile COurieroJournaI,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-13

FRUIT growing is the coming
business Of this section, Ac ual
experiment proves it better Tor
g ,,,dna culture than Tallapoosa, and
its apples are unapproacnaDl;9'
1 Tpuit raising is a nice, clean bust,
ness So and a town that deals IN tina
USE aus i best above all Others
t ,bersfors encourage the planting
Of vineyards and orchards
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-13

There is more Catarrh in this sec
ton Of the country than all other
diseases put together and until the
last few years was supposed to be IN
durable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced it a local disease,
and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly failing tdcUre by local
treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured
by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio,
is the only constitutional cure on the
market. 1t is taken internally in dos
es from 10 drops to a teaspoonfull,
Is acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for
any case it fails to cure, Send for
circulars and testimonials. Address,
f. J.CHENEY q co, Toledo,
Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.'
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-13

MARION County will have at
least one exhibit at the Centennial.
Srouaohee Grapes, and this exhib>
it can and will be made as a coun
ty product without the aid of the
county court and will show the
tie best paying crop of anything
attempted in the State Besides
astonishing the Valley and Chatta
nooga this year with the finest
grapes they ever saw, we snail
move on Nashville next year.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-13

With the thermometer up in the
nineties and the free silver craze
mon us at the same time, we are
lei to exclaim with the wise and
sacred writer; Vanity OF Vanltles'
AN is vanity saith the preacher =
Ducktown Gazette.
By gum, that hot weather was
Mt vanity. Not by a long shot
we sincely wished it was a. the
t G1 9' hut It was not vanity-it was
reality, pure, simple and undis'
guised
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-13
Tennessee Apples.

Sent to the Experiment Station by |
R. B, Mckinley, Pelyin, Putnam
Fruit large, rouudish; surface j,
grcenish yellow with sugges-
ton OF blush on exposed side; dots
brown or gray, some areole. cavity |
medium size, regular, medium. depth, |
gradual slope, russell markings; stem
medium length, rather slender; basin |
medium size, regular. medium depth, |
gradual slope with shallow burrows;
Calyx segments wide, short, cOnverg-
ing or slightly rohexed; eye medium
size, open. Skin thick, tough; core
conioal. just clasping the eye, large,
open; seeds numerous, medium size,
plump, brown; flesh greenish yellow,
rather coarse IN texture, tender, juicy;
flavor subacid, rict very pleasant,
quality good. Season late winter,
r. B. Mckinley writes as follows
in regard to It's history; 81 do not
know where the Mckinley apple or
iginated. 1t has been here since |
can rem ember. A very old gentle
man in the community says the trees
were here when he was q young man.
Tree grows very large, apples fine
favored, bears more or less every
year and | have kept them until the
first of June, Under careful treat
ment the fruit will always keep un-
til late spring.
As several other apples have been
previously described under the name
Of Mckinley, it not desirable to con-
j hnue the use Of this name. The APP
! pie is highly recommended by W.
H. Smith and others. It is said to be
a rapid and vigorous grower, and a
heavy bearer,
Synonym, KS Seeding.
Originated on the farm of John
X. Beale, of Greene county; sent to
the Agricultural Experiment Station
by Eli Marshall, Rheatown, Greene,
i County, Tenn. Fruit large, oblong,
hattened at ends; surface moderately
smooth, containing numerous fun
gous spots; color bright yellow; cayi-
ity medium III size and depth, abrupt
slope, regular III form; stem medium
length. rather slender; basin regular
depth medium. Skin thin; flesh
white, fine, tender, juicy; favor mild
subacid; quality very good. Season
late winner.
Mr.. Marshall, proprietor of the
Rheatown Nursery writes; "Quite q
number of trees ever the county bore
fruit last year and it is giving gener-
al satisfaction. Many say that it is
the best keeper they ever saw and
profuse bearer. | have one of thu
apples in good state Of preservation
at this date april 81 although /
has been handled great deal an(
treated rather roughly during tn
Z winter.
NAsH,-synonym Nash's Seeding.
3 Originated on the farm of Arthu
Nash, Union county, Tenn; forty o
! more years ago. Specimens receives
from Bird, Dew & Hale, Treeyllll
\ Tenu. Fruit round oblate, ribbed
e surface smooth, greenish yellow, GOV
: or washed with dull red, stripe
bright red at apex; cavity narrow
e deep, regular, marked with russo
: spreading out over surface; stem ms
dunn length, slightly curved; basl
!, irregular, medium width, deep al
r rupt slope, green ribbed; calyE slight
r lconvpr0iuU. reheXed. broad, pOlntei
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-13
Wanied-An Idea E EE.:: g. !: . So

Protest your ideas; they may bring you wealth
Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO, Patent Att0F
neys, Washington, ID. C., for their 8is0 prize one
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-13

Why not have a croqpet party
soon2
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1896-08-13

Sold by Druggists, 75c.'
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-07
WlikaliIftc 4rpbrfahrt,

q E 10 : 9 ort, 6. W2Gr5. - Drip
fungen lit Die Brobefabrt, trsI6e Der
IN ben cpIumbianif6en 8reu5er Ser
bopa" umgspanbeIte 9ampfer ,Tepz
tuno" geItern BON Berth Q(m6oD aus
unternabm. 2(uBer Gapt. 2iooie unO
ieiner Manniaaft 6efonoen fi6 40
eingelaoene 8dite an 9oro. 9a8
6d6r3eug fu6r mebrere W}eilen ii6er
oas SanoD 6ootzQeu6ti9iff in bic
See binuus uno enttpidelte cine fa6rz
gei4DinotQteit BON 145 ¬en in Der
Stunoe. Die Ridfabrt puroe lang
idmer gemuAt, als man aber 9rinceB
8ap erreidt bate, fu6r Der 9ampfer
auf elmer SunD6ant auf. gs geIunq,
ibn los gu 6ringen, ieoo6 geriet6 Der
0ampfer unmittelbar baruuf nieor
uuf ben 9runo, mo er ieBt feititbt. Die
8dite puroen in Ruoerbooten an bas
2uno ge6ru6t. Wun slaubt iibrigens,
0aB bic nGorbobu" nit Gintritt Der
9o9flutb pieOer flott tperbsn tpiro.
SpGter. Der 9umpfer lit Oh
ne ieDpeoen 8siitano 6eute frii6 piez
Der flptt qefporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-07
0at nenn lebrnne Trnurn.

&anfo8z Gitp, N2p., 6. 02Gra.
- @eitsrn eri4ien bier Elm qelpiIier
8. s. Wilnotb, Der aber audi npd) cine
gdn3e Rei6e anOerer Namen fibrt.
unter Der 9lntlaqe Der 8igamie Dor
Geri6t. Sm Quufe Der @er6unbIunz
gen purDe bic interehante S6atfo6e
conItdtirt, baB Der Mann in ben Iebz
ten 8 Sabren 9, iage urb Id5rei6e neun
iTJrouen qebeirothst Eat, pglhe nod
ale an Qs6er ieir ioQsr. giahbem
@2t. GBilmo:9 i'd bes Getoeg feiner
3sFersn @dliicn ccnddl.igt. l;cb er lie
resetmaBiJ in Sti1 uro fu9te ii3
zine 2lnfere, nit Der tr IS Damn e6erIo
ma9te. 9eItern traten 3pei Ieiner
5Srauen uls Qntldgerinnsn eeoen i'm
auf. 8iImotb bat erit tiirslid1 5 Sabre
3u9thaus peaen 9iaauie a6aeisfIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-07
lIcbcrIrQter Sclbifmnrh.

9btIubeIpbiu, 9a., 6. Mdr3.
- 8m. SadIon, Der in Dem oierten
Stofpert hes friberen oMer6ont's
6puie," Nr. A, g1orDz 4. StruBe, cine
Observation-Disclosures bate, puroe
geitern Morgen in berIel6en toOt geS
funben. @r bate bas @as angebrebt
uno ale S6liifeG09er perItopft.
Sadion bate borgeitern einiqen
6reunOen ertlGrt, er iperoe Ii8 t0oten.
Mon puBte, oaB iein 9eI6aft i6le1t
ging. @l5 er am Q(benb ipGt 6etrunz
fen na4 9auIe fam, madte er fol6en
2drm, DaB er CUR Ru4s perlpieisn
ipuroe. DIS Qeitern Worgen itarter
Gusgeru4 entbedt uno syufiOn's
56ijre er6ro6en purbe, fanO man
feline ertaltete 2ei4e. 2luf einem 81
f6e lag elm 3ettel, Der folgeno: Worte
snt6ielt: n9itte, msinsn So6n, g}r.
1901, @enan9osStraBe, gu benaflz
ri4tigea, uno an einem 8iinbel
S6liinel mar bic 2(oreffe: .S5iir M}r.
8onsrs, g}r. $50, g}ortbzStrabe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-07
SGhcs Gnoe.
Iuf Ger Sp6blbu ,trmalmt.

q e n=Yort, 6. RGr5. - 9luF
grGbli6e NeiIe Tam geitern Qbeno Der
Ddrter 5. 9. Glart bon Nr. 443,
@ranozQoe., an Der Station Der
Sings Gount1z9o6bu6n, an GuIternz
ParttpaD uno 2llu6amuzQpe., um bas
2eben. @r glitt bei'm ueberf6reiten
Der 9eIeife aus, fiel aufs 8abnbett
uno i'm nGhIten 0}oment ging Soto
motiDe gfr. Al, psl9e auBsr 9ienit ge=
itellte 3iige in ben 8abnf6uppen gu
rongiren bate, ii6er ben G0rper bes
unuIiidli6en Manns5 9inpeg. 2otoz
motipfiibrer McGormaf bate in Der
9dmmerung ben8abnpdrter niht gez
feAen, unb al5 bic Mai6ine 8umSti(l=
itano gebra6t pur0e, fonnte man nur
nod Den grdBli9 perTtiimmelten 2ei9z
nam Gldrt's berbor5ieben. Sin fataz
leg 8eriehen entItano 5uerit BEL Der
SDentift3irung, inbem bon Der Ypli3ei
Die Na6ri6t ausgege6en pdrb, buB
g8m. Sones bpn gtr. 1888, De RaIbz
Qpenue, berungliitt lei. OeiIen SD
mile unb 5reunben lpuroe audi bic
Srauertunbe iiberbrQ6t, bod Itellte
ii6 balb beruus, oaB bieIer tpenigeN}iz
nuten ppr Dem GeI6ebniB BON bem
ungliidli6en@lurt i'm 9ienite abgel0it
poroen unb friI6 unb ge5unb mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-07
"a. GnngrrB.
Die Suits @erwiiIisunesbin paiiIrt. - Sm
Hcorisen MIR unwid,tise CSeidonitc erlceI9t.
Der Senat nicbt in 2isuns.


R prG ientuntenbuu8.
Die Gegislatip=, @refutipz uno Su=
iti548erpiQigungs6iQ nuroe beute un=
ter Qnna6me rerI6ieoener Mmenosz
ments pafitrt. 0us pi6tigfte oerIel=
ben ouBer ben 8ebii6renz unD SaIGr=
Qmenotment5 lit, oaB in 3utunFt tsin
9eamter zines 8unoe8qeritts, 8unz
6es @pmmiiIGre eingerennet, ais
W&dhe<8srnalter in irgeno eincm
Sale fungiren tunn. Die ReprGIenz
tdnten Bartlett (Oam., 8u.) II. 9uigg
(Rep., R.=Y.) ma6ten pergebli6e 8ez
mubungin, Den iii0li6en 0iitritt oon
Hep@Yort BON oenieHigen 8eItimmunz
gen oes 8eIeBes aus5uIhlieBen, peIde
Die @rnanung Der 8unoeszGpmmiKGre
in bic 9dnoe Der 3i6ter Der 0iItrittsz
6srt6te legen. SGmmtlihe Qeg:nDGrz
tige 8unoes4@ommiiIdre 1peroea in
6olge beS 8eieBes am S6IuTe bes
ldllfen0sn 6istaljabres, am so. SSunt,
tbr 2lmt nioOerlegen miiiIen. 9as
9aus nabm oann Die Gr0rterung Der
Poitamtsz9ettpiIli9ung auF, fam nit
Der 8eratbung iibsr oi1IsI6e aber nitt
gu Gnoe. 0uge9tn fanO cine 8iG
9(nua6me, 1pelhe 9erIions 2(genten
anpeiit, idmmtIi6e 3ablungeu in
Gbed8 5u MAIDEN uno bic Senut5z
Announcements 81 Der 9au5S8iu out
betBen, pOnah unbauernoe Iieben SAB
re unertldrter QlbpeIenbeit zines Solz
baten in 5duen bon 9lpplifationen fir
Penlonen geniigenDen 8elpeis fir ben
Sob oeheIben biloen iollen. lin flint
ll6r lieBen Die 5erren 8eIeBgeber cine
Pau7e in ben 9erbanolun9en entire
ten, I'M orei Sturosn IpGtsr CUR Be
ratbung elmer 2ln3a9l 9eniionsperpil=
ltgungSbiu5 pieoer 5ufammen5utre=
ten.
0os Sufti5s0epartement iel6it 1T
nit Der getroffenen Reuerun9 biuiiht=
lih oes Qegi8lutipz curhau5
niht sinperItanoen. Die umtlihen Be
Iege 3sigen, oaB ieit 1888 bic llntoIten
per Sunoesgertd1te 1t0 perooppelt pd=
ben. SSn 1895 betrugen bieIeIben mebr,
ais ie6s NtiQionen Dollars. Dies 1T
eine 6oIge oss ieBt berri1eroen SDz
Items Der SpOrteln uno 8ebiibren, uno
Reform tunn nur our6 2(6I6afFunq
bes SportelTpitem5 eingefiibrt neroen.
Qus Dem 8eriht bes 8eneralzglnpdlts
gebt herDor, oaB 40 9ro5ent alIer 9roz
3efIe reiultatlos perLaufen iino; babel
fino tnoeB 5dlIe, no 9erIonen perbufz
tet uno nah 2(bhaltung zines 9rGli=
mtnarOerb0rs entIaiien fpurDen, ni6t
mttgere6net, nod audi ioI@s, no Die
8rpBgeihpprenen teine 2lntlagen err
bobsn. (2l. D. R.)
Der Senot mar 6sute ni6t in
Sbunu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-07
Ser fterbcnOe
aOrpcr DirO init
@ebcusfraft berieben
81. S} q b TO @ D'S
ShrfapariGian 2;efofpenf.
ourh

N.p,r 5ropi,r bts SuriapariQicu Rsiolpsrt lpirft
burd) eas @lut ben Sbuels urju NIB amer, ffluis
fgtcittn Sdits bes R0rpers aui ole Gtbcusirait;
ocun e trit5t bic GusibCouHQrR aus Dem Rorptr
bura ntu,u, gtuHS,n Stoif. Stropbtlu SbDinhs
iudt SupbiIis uHssbtilte uHo bIebt btbauotts
Quti,udje in ibrsH oi,Ieu f5oymeu, Sruisu=Rrants
belt, GIttruuqtn i'm Salit uuO Uuu0t, @si1Dulhc.
RuOncn in b,u Sriiisu unO anbereu Sbtiltn he's
S6rptrs i9limme Auecu, &u5lub aus bcu C6r,n
uuo bic ibIimmfs7 Safe oou Sautfraufbcttn,
Gruptirrtu, 6Itbers sIusiblaq, &opigriub, Rings
ruvm, ealJfIus, SUtbIaui gcm,, id)roar8c flsd,u,
g9trmey i'm 6Ici6, GtdUultc Ulutiufr,b5 una
ole ldDGIeUocu uUb l0mtr3 ba titH gutIetruuGsu,
WuhN1p:IB Scm,rtlub iotUit ale GerQtuDuna Otr
StbeHs dfe toHHcE ouro) Olsls5 SNuuptr Der mcnCrs
ucH GbealIe turIrt DcrDtn, uro Der @e5rau1 Ssie!=
ben ntNlGt GGge lang Dlro GLt 1IelcHtgcH, lOtlDe
Is ilir IrqtHo tlut rItitr RrdnhstcH QuncHhsr nom
itIHsr 9tilrat Il ubtricu9eE. G;uH ecr Qatltnt Der
tfGi5 Durb bic tets iorttrtitsube Abjtbruu1
itpGtbtr niro i'm SiaHot III, DtritIbtE GiHbclt ia
qs5tteu uno bic ptrQ,u6tteH Stoifs Ourd Htut aus
atiuubtm Sluts tHttdHotut crisBt - lUsltc5 burb
bas SariuPdrilIan g,nitri II 10 Diro bcilmmt
6tiluua tr5itit, otnn penn Dl,ie Wt0lim tnmal nit
Der etrbcit bcqluH. uuo criolQCcId) it, nsH NbQaHg
Der pretuOsttu Stoiis Ju bsmneu, 10 pirp pis g8ies
s,rb,rttluHq balD triol0tn, uuD nit itbsm 3ags
sp,itn utrbtu bti,r ptroaut Der &pp,,t rDirO eIos
ser uno bas a6rpugtpibt D!rO Junsbmsn.
et 6oacHt6,, n. O, Gonoba.
I'm Or. Raofuap. - gBtrtbtr Qtrr! 50 trubtt g
ais mtirt 9flitt, Sbu,u lu ,rlou5er, usiusu 9yisf
in P,iu9 auf Stropben ju Ueroii,utIibsn, rab o,r
6tiluugcu, fvtiDc r3 Ju Stauoe brutts, uahosm
i'd obu, gsSeHtsn Sbrtr 9sbauOIuug g5luciis fola;c.
0t 6tnGtigs abtrmals msiut in mcucut l,sttn
RrItfs Qsmu1ttu 9tbauptuuCeH, unD i'd I6rnte
0bu,u uodl mcbrere Sale DON Der rI1ltOcucH Rraufs
bcitcu uuiibru, ptDt ourb Sbr SBltm Qtbtllt
ipurptn. obpobl Der Sfrrpbs!Hs5au Der bsmsrtcusr
iUtrtbtfe pur uno uieltu G,uttH ais tu iDGbTtS
Q9unosr aHqsirbtn Durbt.
gtit ontr Sodabtuug Utrbltib, i'd Sbr
RanbOIp1 yl Sntart I. 3,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-07
sTyrei!! 3

Gtt Scttorcu Copeland uno g0eG6, 5ptlatcn
IN Der StbnnounG BON Guturrb, " # b III a.
ron tits, : 6pcrD DcrOuuIi9fctt
uHo alien Gdllen dbrouiiber Grau!bcitcn, babcu
pdbrtno Der leBtcn Ucr Sabre in Baltimore ibre
Gobiattt, Oiciclbcu 3u turireu, in Suuotr,cu
BON Gdlen beiUicier, ua5oem cs onperer S0fto.cn
uidtt gelEuQcu iit
lin nun NnOcrc Ron Ocm Grfolg ibrcr pc
banolunq gu Hber}tQtr, Jeigtn ojcicl5en Ocu $es
ltrn oleles glattcs bitrmt an, OaB tGer utUe
Hr. 81, u or 10 r s E b-iU9t uIf
clnc u . d c bin Gbiolut 7 c u q I I 9 II
i Y II II T on II tat 0 II, II II ter IL
d uHd uUo 2 b Il D nm @, ciuiblicBijtb q l.
ier mot men iGcu NtsOi5 linen gs=
batCn piro
9pir briugcn in ncm Tadiebcuorl luos cucr
%br,r bscu @cihdttscUte Hbcr Die 8eiU!t1te ieIusr
SebGHoluHg beluGlio ocr - lUuQ aut OIc
Hcr 5u lcaeu bat. SVrcbm Sic oeEle!btn.
Sttlt Hnotrc cbcuiO QllHitjG Qci;iu,nl.
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llniere Grnr,ueIa. 6 Gnmn,iiiinrr.

Stbuca, R.z9., 6. Mdr5. - Die
8ene6uelazGommiifion bat ben proz
feHor fir mittelalteri6e 8eT9i6te on
Der rGornel<llniberiitdt, SEQ. Gin
coin Burr, nm feline freunbli9e W&itz
Dirtun9 BEL DEN Qrbeiten Der Gpmz
MILTON ais biftorifaer Sa9peritGnbiz
ger erfudt. Die GommiIiion 1T CUR
3eit nit bem Stupium bes 8ertraqes
BON Wtiinitep beI4dftigt unb 9rof.
Burr nm cine corrette 2lu5legung oeSz
iel6en unge8ungen poroen. 9rof.
Burr fat Oas an i'm geitelte Gr7u6en
angsnommen unb miro ii6 am Conn
tuge na6 Waibington bege6en, nm in
BEN Decentralization na6 Snformaz
ttpn umf6du 3u AQlten.
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SermiIdjtr trIrgrapBiIbc sepeid| en-

- Die 8eerOi9ung oes 9ouo
@resn6alge pirO, pie cine 9epeiht
aus QopsG, MaiI., 6eIugt, nGditsr
W2ontag Raamittag BON Der rGriter
rgrsgationaliItenz&ir6e" aus itatt:
finoen.
II 6. q. 2tItmanipe1.er, Elm bi56el
prominenter 8eI6dftsmdnn bon Mir:
ben, Sdg betannte iid geitern Der Sal.
i6ung BON 8ertbpapieren in eli Sal:
len i6uloig, noour6 er ii6 in ban I'm.
r:4tmdBigen 8efB bon etrpa $4,000
safcBt fatte.
= Ger S9opner y8olanO," Don
ct. Sobn, q. g., na9 9arrsboro, g.
G., unterpsgs, lift BEL Murgaretoiut
auf ben Strano gerdtben. Die Wanna
f4aft purbe serettet.
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s. f0rOert ole 9orpnren5.

frau 9 . fi,l inner5aIb Il Rouateu bura
,in BthauOiqss Jrauwltoen i'm RorpsrqaDidt ab
BEN lG5 Guf - 9funo sic ssSylubte Riuosn. Gls
len. 66nticliGur' G5iHju uus mtbrtre amer, Der
1,st pid c,prcituU gtbttmmitsl. ioDit autrlti
yuIe!tipusu, IND UurDs INNER idllmmcr. Damn
6sgaun f., NIT q D 70 rs Suri uparil= :
an r 4. ( 0 { I, uHo III eIHem UtoHut uubm
ft 10 QfuuD 5u GGg lux 8ag gtpabr,c ic clne
3urabme I'M 6UrrVQtDItt uHb Elm, Nbnabmc pcs
gtiotus. in jntI MoUdteU iUGr lie UolniuBQ Uou
Der Gtucorrb.a etbeilt uno IN i,ds Douaien bOts re
fuufaid y uuD " { 10 / d iuQs=
II o Il, M : Il. sic II itst buia uue asiuuo. III.
fraut,u Gdm.u iontU 6aCiu upariIliaH
RtieLuent tiRHebmcH.
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gRaifen fiir oas sranspaaI.

Stmberlep, 6. MGr8. - 9aro;
ner Wiuiams, Der @sneral=8etriebs:
oireftpr Der 9ebeerszW&inen, lit untel
Der Antlage, obne bebDrbIi6e Grlaub=
nib 8affen tran5pOrtirt gu baben
ber6aftet unb unter $4,000 8Hrgi9aft
geitellt tpprDen. @s AeiBt, baB biz
8affen ra4 Sranspaal geben iouten.
Sic iollten in GotesWaqgons befDr=
Oprt fnprhpn
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SGrrGiidcs SrauOun9IIf.
sieben periomen dnseu Cen sInmmentO

Sieben per1onen fnsen Cen 6Inmmentof.
2tlm q, 8isc., 6. N2Gr3. - 0a8
6uus Oes Sdreiners 8. Slo6puie
6ierfelbit ging geitern in 5susr duf Il.
Die gun3e 6umilie, aus iiebsn 8erIonsn
beitebenO, fanb Ben Sob in ben Slam
men. Der llriprung DeS 8ranoss lit
unbetannt. Die perfobIten Gei6en
Der llmgefpmmenen lpuroen ipGtsr aus
Dem ruu4enoen Griimmerbaufen berz
bor9e5ogen uno boten einen er6arz
mensDertban 2ln6lid.
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= 7 III II IT W u II O +
fdCres u rmenten.
Ibfrrl0irr 2ri1enfnnO.

8o3eiter, N.sg, 6. Mdr3. -
Die 2eihe bes 6anOlurgsreiienben
SFrant 8. @eaper aus Ro9eiter tpurz
be gaItsrn i'm 2ate Wti6igun in Der
glG6e Des y8eu9z6otels" in G6icogo
auf9efunosn. Weaber bega6 Ii6 i'm
Sanuar nu6 bem0eiten, uno man bat
ieitoem ri6ts pon ihm geb0rt. Der
mpiteri0ie @orfuI lit Bis jeBt nod
QjCht dufQetlGrt.
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116 Salre alt aclpnrbrn.

0ubuque. ga, 6. MGr3.-0sr
Gltefte 8epObner 0elaparezgountD's,
Gbriitian GonraD, iit i'm Qlter bon 116
Subren geitorben. @r bate Den &rieg
Don 1912 mitgema4t unb mar aI1gez
mein unter Dem Namen rYatriar6
bon SonQ" betannt.
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StaOt Satin ore
Sin @irIbCmrILi5
Gin Srneutteur NIT ouse6lie5 $3.50 ron l. =
Gin 8crbpr ami Yloutas agscfauml-

Gin 8crb6r anf gsoutas agscrauml
SpIpsIter GreennaIo, u Zououtz
teur Der ,GitD uno Sutu.bu- 6dbn, i"
befinott iitb in Sbpulitdten. Er iou
nGmiih na6 2(nQuben Ieiutt GoaJtin,
&i4p 8reenDaIo, mebr Dgi0cr 9dben,
ais 0as @eieB erluubt. &ol3tirinter
2lnDerion, rpelham 8renmcio deitern
borgefibrt puroe, idnota irr uah benz
@efdngniTe, nm Elm an U}0ntlg itattz
finDsnoes @erb0r ob3un1riU. Ru9
Qlngaben bon 6rau G,Ga @reG pal0
ioQ i6r 9dtte nod sire lEtdu ytr. 2
bier in Baltimore bdbel. 0ieie ipQ
am Montag gum @cr6Drt er1detnen.
2luBerosm bebauptet 7it oJB 8reen=
pulo nod 5tpei lpeiter Goitinasn in
Gbicago 6eIiBe.
Gin 2 6ieBbpfo. - I}t6oel
8eurneD pDn gfr. 30, }uilforD 2(lleD,
bertrieb iib geItern HaAmitt1g Die
3eit, inoem sr bpr fejrem 6luie einen
8spoIperI6uB nah r.a rnberen dbz
feuerte lno ouour6 lie gan3e Rahz
bari6aft in S6redeu perieBte. Der
8oli3iit 0oooD pom iijoli6en 9iItrjft
perbaftets ben SbieBbolO, melder, ais
er Den 9laurpt erbIidte, ieinen 3epole
per ourh elm 6eniter in Ou5 6au5
mari. 4oIi5eirjhter S6entel iunote
&earnep in Grmangelung pon $4.45
nu6 Dem @afGnqniiIe.
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&mr;e RabeIo.pe5mem.

- Der 90nig bon Sa9Ten 6ut f6
getpeigert, cine 0eputatiOn, tpeI9e ii6
gegsn Die gepIante QenOerung bss
WubIrs9ts ousfnre6en poute, gu en-
pfangen.
- Sn Der geitrigen SiBung bes
preuBii6eH 26gtoronetenbuuIes err
tlGrte Der 4b9eoronete 0au3en6erQ
pom Centrum, oaB Der 8uItusmini7ter
Or. 9oiTe Dag 8ertrauen oes Genz
trums psrlpren ba63. Der Wtiniiter
erptoerte Oaruuf, DaB er 9ott unb iein
GeDiiIen, nidt absr ous Centrum
fiir9ts.
- -Sn 6amburg lit Der frii6sre 9}riz
patietretGr Strip Brieomdnn's, glaz
mens 2dnoen, unter Der 8eI6uloiz
qung, Bel ben S6pinosleien Des fri
hertn 9lnpalrs isine 9ono nit i'm
SpjeIs gehubt gu l1bsn, ber4aftet nor
Den.
- Der .@srgeaat 3ec5, betunnt
Our9 iein a43u Ianeioige5 2(uftreten
i'm N&iin6ener 6ofbrGubauz - - re-
quirirte betdnntli6 Die Wd1a - lit
nah SSngOlitaOt Oeriebt norDsr.
- sSn 3pei6riiden lit bic G6e7rdu
bss ppr iAr ermorDsten Sagner5 3arl
8eiger gum Sooe psrurtbeilt poraaa.
Die SSrau unp oersn Wfutter arn1or0e=
ten Den Waun i'm S4Iaie.
- 9urd 6eusr lit bic 9eumarftz
&aIerns in 8ien 6eoeuteno beI4Goiqt
ynnrNpr
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JaaifcmrHt.
3uiammen brueh elmer Rcis.Sirma. $500,
900 Standardization.


92ep =gort, 6. MGr5. - Die
6irma Daniel Salmage II. S0bne lit
3ablungsunfdbig uno bat ibre 8sI9Gfz
te eingeitelIt. Die @erbinbli9teiten
iolIen Die 906e BON 100000 errei=
den. Sn Der DalitraBe bat bic 2lnz
tinoigung 9roBe ueberraihung her
por9erufen, 0a bic 5irma ais cine Der
foliOeiten betro9tet tpurbe. OieIelbe
6unbslt nit Reis II. bsiiBt 5iIiaIsn in
peri6ieOenen SbeiIen Der Ser. Staoz
ten, iolpie Iol6s in @uropa, SUoz
Qmeritu, Sapan unb G6ina. lleberz
Proouttion, itarter 9reiszRieberqang
uno grpBe @onturren3 baben ben 3uz
iammenbru6 oes 8ei4dfte5 6er6ei gez
fiibrt.