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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16

] used to think that Jones was foolish.
saw no sense in what he did or said;
/ used TO think that common sense could
never
BY any chance find Judgment in his
head.
The estimate i held of Jones has van
ished:
i marvel that j was mistaken so:
His brilliancy of mind. his high attain
ments
Are seldom claimed by mortals here
below.
] used 10 think that Jones was foolish
! saw no sense in what he did or said:
But ! was wrong. therefore. i sound his
praises;
see that he was briiliant-since he's
dead.
Cleveland Leader
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16

Consistency may be jewel, but that
Is no reason why II should be reserved
for special occasions,an thereby hangs
a tale, not to mention several pairs OF
wings. A young woman OF some prom
inence In social circles was seen one
morning removing four stuffed hum
ming birds from her hat. What are
you doing that for?" Because" she
answered. with little sigh. ''the an
nual meeting of the Society for the
Preservation of Birds is to be held to-
day" We'll, what has that to do with
it," why, I'm the secretary
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16
President Muck len fuss.

min 3. Muckenfuss. president
Pt. Louis club, OF the National
and American association. Ia
PIE corps OF young major league
who has sprung into existence
pc amalgamation OF the two
baseball organizations of the
He Ia a German-American By
pa hrst saw the light of day on
1862. at Charleston. S. c. He
Dis baseball career In 1893,
became connected with the 81.
up' A year later he was Ap-
secretary and treasurer of the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16
Diamond Gitnts.

Tim Hurst expects to beat out Louis.
vile, Washington and Pittsburg with
his Brown Stockings.
The Chicago team has lost the name
OF Colts In Chicago, and the men are
now known as the Orphans.
Fred Tenney ia the best billiard play
er in the Boston team. Manager Selee
10 also expert with the cue.
IT'S said that the Washinstons In
tend to make pitcher out OF Snyder,
the ex-Tnronto catcher
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16

Il understand that Bindle ia going to
apply for q pension" Upon what
grounds. | weuld Nike TO know He
never fought for his country" mo.
but he came over on the Paris and his
nervous system was completely upset"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16
a Willing hufYerrr

well. we've got a cook AT last that
just suits me-" Bake jus, such bis
cults as your mother used to make.
SUPPOSE" mo. | can't eat the stuff
she prepares for us: have to take my
meals Ut the restaurant. But my wife's
folks have quit boarding with us."
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16

Alaskan babies are rubbed with oil.
tightly rolled in n skin or blanket pad
ded with grass and bound with deer
skin thongs. which are undone but
once day, when the grass is fresh
ened II the baby cries he is held I'M
der water until he is still.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16

New York Journal: My life was
spoiled. lady" said the traveller. "by
my wife's cooking" Was 1t 30 very
bad % mo. lady. II was good. So good
that my friends ate me out Of house
and home
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16

Askins-That fellow Small is 4 per-
son of little Importance, isn't he!
Grimshaw-Yes. he cuts about as much
figure In life as the middle part OF
doughnut does in a square neal
Puck.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16
Why They do 1t,

why il 1t that prima donnas al
ways sing Home, Sweet Home for an
encore7" That's TO show their graft
tude. In return for the applause they
naturally want to give the people
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16

A woman who knows says this IL
where a woman marries a man who
cooking and whose mother died before
she had a chance TO show him what a
splendid cook she wss.-Boston Tran
script.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16
An Impostor.

II always told you that fellow had nc
right to pose as pugilist." "oh, but
they all meet defeat some time or 9TH
err" THAT isn't the point. Since his
retirement from the ring he has Meth
er gone upon the stage nor into the
saloon business"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16

Cholly Easte-"Ah, er-ah you the
bah tendehg"
Pistol Pete-"Naw; I'm the bar
tough. Sect"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16

BENZ, ). MUNkENFISs,
eddy the best schooling he could pos
sihiy obtain in that respect Mr..
Aackeufuss has undertaken 4 big con-
tract In trying TO give St Louis an
other champion team. / any one who
knows him has confidence enough In
him to feel assured that he will with
time accomplish his task.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16

Carson--oh. don't know. Rudpard
Kipling isn't the whole thing. I'm
Just as big man as he is in one way.
Pllmley--H ow's that? Carson-I. too.
have a brothsr-in-law that makes me
woaryY
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16
A Gentle RebukA.

Amy-So your father rebuked you
for reading that novel, eh? Did he
burn It?
Mamie-oh, no! He-he put 1t in
the ice-chest!
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16
Gratitude.

Philanthropist-My poor man, here
is a half-dollar for you. Lap-Up-ths-
Drinks-Jee! Say, mister, come In an
have something with me.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16
Nature to Blame

Tourist-Thst seems light soil. my
good friend. What crops do you grow?
Native-All depends upon what sort O.
seeds you puts in.--Ally Sioper.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16
T~.m~u, upwe Hunor,

Jimmy-Say, pa, they won't be nj
more plaster falling on the hallway
ceiling. Pa-Why, Jimmy? Jimmy
Cause they amt no more left-New
York Journal.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16

He--why is 1t that you always laugh
at everything | say, whether l am -
rious or not? She-All the girls say
you're the wittiest man in town.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16

She-My friends say you are amer
me for my money. He-Do you think
so. tooY She--Oh. no! have no money.
Fliegende Batter.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16
One or the Other.

"Ranter, the tragedisn, seems to
have some unusual experiences"
Yes. or else he has an unusooaly
versatile press agent"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16
OUR BUDGET OF FUN.
SOME GOOD JOKES, ORIGINAL
AND SELECTED.

Fiotsam and Jetsam from tho Tide of
fun-A Point of Difference in Tbeat-
licais-why the Teacher Gave Up the
Ciass--Jokes aud Jibes.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16

De Style-"Ah, Miss Fit. and have
you given up your Sunday school
class?"
Miss Flitt-"Yes, inNeed, had to.
The boys got to be such big fellows,
and asked such embarrassing ques-
tions. One OF them asked NE to marry
him"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16

Rye-Do you believe that greenbacks
breed diseasef
Alto-Yes. The fever FOR them
seems coptns'ous
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16

InQuirer-Don't you ever get tired
tearing down that building
Laborer-Yes. When we do We tear
Il up.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16
II. II. FLICK.

lex made three triples and a
fun In four times at bat of
Jackson of the Jackson club.
ting record in FIVE successive
'97 WAS six hits In ak times
hve In seven times up, four out
sible five, one in two and three
chances. He led the Interstate
IN 1897 In total bases on safe
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16
Loving.

Judge-How did you get that cash
on your forehead7
Complainant-Shure, me frind hit me
there wild loving cup!
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16

IL ESS more OF 7gs.re in
81 I'LL this seasons fight
IL)Tu than last, and II is
AGA very likely that the
~ !: I: s: !: !: 8: :" !: !: !: !:
SN shifty Collins win
| " go have not few RI
sNN walls playing adj the
W ball he Is cApable
N OF. even should he
maintain the high
lard set last year. Mngsy Nc
with the Brush resolution hang
byer him, VIII probably settle
to a quiet, gentlemanly game,
hitting himself with a show OF
when the game iss going
81 the Orioles. Mugsy was
her last year and probably caused
disgraceful scenes than any 9TH
Dyer on the circuit. directly or In
hly. Then. too. when Mugsy
sht he had played long enough for
afternoon he would pick out the
h way on, OF IL and start a row.
that the chances o, bis sitting
permanently are possible,
may take more Inter
1n the game. and when
ays ball none are faster. though
may be more OF the July fth
Wallace. who struck the cleye-
bag almost by chance at the
promises TO be Ia the brigade fss-
ban ever. besides hitting with
hing like Eyeritt's ability. when
Utter played the bag. Quiet Char
irwin. whose modesty keeps him
background. will certainly rank
20. Mccormick. the man with
fullest throw across the diamond,
bot be FAR behind the game. says
chicago News. His worst fault
bar was the looseneas on the hot
deFs tina, came his way. due prob
o little fear, because OF his lack
pcriencs The fact tina, he Is
F the bag steadily. has given him
confidence this season and the
are gratifying. Jim Hart. who
Ned the boys form for years,
ply had much 10 do with his be-
laced there permanently. Capt,
never liked suggestions and
vas really no room for him with
Il hitting the way he did. He
have gone TO second when pfef.
BIZ the game. but II never &C
to anybody. Even ss little a
man thought Of connof's work
pt Barry waiting.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16

she-"Anybody would take you for
an actor"
He-"All except the manager Of the
show
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-07-16

HIRD b as c m G n
promise TO cut oven
mere OF a ssure In
this season's fight
than last, and II is
very likely that the
shifty Collins win
have not a few RI
walls playing adj the
ball he ls capabie
Of. even should he
maintain the high
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riGt ~rertpiefen. =. Suu 9leaIants ges
gen 9enrp 8. 0ouglaB etc. S. s..
9eubsr Il. So. gsgen 8iqiam 8. 8aiz
teb, @erOitt fir &GGger fir $134.99.
6rantgtopat gegsn Die rgl0rOli6e Sen
!ralbabnz@o.," geIdli9tet. q. 2ebz
mann u. 8ruOer gegsn Die nMutual
&eierDe 5uno 2ife Qfociution bon
NepSYort," a6gepieisn. Sir beute:
Ger. III, 104, 122, 1913 uno 124. I'm
43 ubr perOsn Die g2r. 139 big 1877
~porldufig dufgsrufan.
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Ri4tern Upright, Naas uno Riebl.)
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SraDsrtd 5rieman ernannt @li3ubet6
Srieman unO BON Catherine 6. 9i6z
meber Sobn s. @ibmepsr. gu Na6z
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garet 9oug6ertp. 8erpaltungs6ez
ri4te nuroen dngenpmmen in ben
SGlen bon @olter $. 8rotpn, SoTep6
g. Sal6Ot, So6n S. Staplor, 32gina
8re6t unb W3drn SdnOer.
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Nuf eiaentGHmlidr @riie pernnaliltt.

9sp gort, 8. 6ebr. - @ins
field 9. Mc0opeQ, Elm Glettriter aus
5lat6uIb, g. s., fam beute Our3 elm
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tiger Staot um's 2eben. @r Itono
sur 3eit in 9isniten feiner elettrif6en
Gompagnie unO man peiB ni4t genau,
mas er Dor bate, aIs ibn Der Sob err
elite. Die 9oli3et glaubt inoeKen,
baB er Die 3elegrap6enOrG6te unter
Dem 8roaopab i'm Snterefe Der
g9ooI"z 3immer uno n8udetI6ops"
an3apfen pp0te. Gr bate pom Sell
fer bes @e6Guoes aus bic innereMauer
bur96rO6en unb fi9 augenI8einli9
bemiibt, bic unterirOii4e 9elsaraz
pbenleitung gu errei4en, ais Der To-
dere Sano auf i'm berabitiir3te uno
i'm erItidte. Sine Stunoe ipGter
rpuroen feline nod aus benz 2o9e in
Der Muuer berau5itedsnbe 8eine 9eiez
ben unO nan 6og i'm ais 2ei4e bsrs
ma
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Gin ichurates Sifet.

SnbianapOIts, Snb., 8. Sc
bruar. - 9oriiBer 9idens BON benz
Staats : Gomite Der Sob : 0emotraz
ten, Pat bei9loKen, cine Gonferen5 re-
prGIentdtiper Sob : 9emofraten uuf
ben p. 6ebruar gu berufen, in pel9er
befiniti0e S6ritfe gei6efsn IoQen, I'm
Elm Staatsz unb @ungreB : Sidet in's
5eIb gu Iteqen. Die Qngelegenbeit mar
oorber in elmer @Onfsrsn3 BON tOnans
ge6enben MtitgIieberu Der gartei Bis
tutirt porben, uno ss batten Iih Meis
nungsDerI9ieOenbeiien iiber bic Sr11e
ga8eigt; man6e Don ben QnpeIenben
pertrdtsn bic Qnfi6t, Elm berartiger
S6ritt t0nnts bem Silber : 6liiael Der
0empfruten e6er niiBen ais i6aoen,
unO Is piroe 6eier iein, bic rspubliz
tdnif9en Ganbioaten gu untsrItiiBen,
ais Elm eigenes Sitet ms 6elb gu Itelz
len. Sn Der OppOiition gegen 6reiiil<
Der mar man ieDph einid.
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gderiff 0artin's Prn3rB.

Dtlte56urre, pa., 8. 5e6r. -
Hihter WppDDarb ertIGrte 6eute, ais
Die 0er6anolungen i'm pro3s1e aegen
Den S3eriFf Murtin uno Ieine 9epuz
lies nieber uuf9enpmmen tpuroen, er
t16a Elm dnonbmes S9rei6sn erbulten.
psldes Jpn, i'm Sale er ni6t t6ue, mas
Der S6reiber piini6e, nit benz Soba
bebrphe. Nur Elm S6urte unb 9Feioz
ling, iagte Der &t4ter peiter, t6nne eiz
men iOl6en 8rief f6reiben, uno er rerz
be it'd Dur9 feline 0ro6ungen a66alter
%IuiIen, feline pfli4t na9 Re6t uno Sc
ptiIen gu tbun.
SOhn Goitelo beenoeIe ieine qeItern
%begonnenen 4usiagan iit3r ods 8lutz
61o gu 2attimer, unb 9oli3ei9ef 6.
Sonss bon MeIt : 6a3leton, So6n
2pn6 unb 6ermann 9otiun9er m16<
ten bunn peitere Miit6eilungen iiber
ZEN Der6dngniBooQtn Mar{6 Der
Striter unb ibren 3uIammenitpB nit
Der SGeriffs ManaItaft, pbne buB
babel biel Neues ans Qi6t fun. QQe
3eugen itimmten inbe6eu ba6in ii6erz
elm. baB fi4 bic Deputies Iebr brutal
unb bsrausfprOernb benabmen.
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Mad "a SaDreu.
Die Sonne bringt'5 an ben Sag. -
@ufttdrunq iiber einsn Dor einem
bal6en SabrbunOert periibten
MorD.

Senior, 8, 8. 6ebruar. - Sin
bOr na6e3u "a Sabren beriibter WDrO
lit Dor einigen Suosn ans 91geSli6t
getommen. mas ni6t tpenig QufIeben
erregt. 4m z. Sult 1914 bsgu6 Ti6
@onrao 80. Sbup, Der oamal5 in ben
Ddloern lebte, tpO ii6 ieBt bieOrtTfdft
0untirt befinbet, gu einsm Ro46ar,
UNI Slabs gu baden. Seine Srdu
ioGte inn ra4tommen, bod traf iie
nidt am 8eItimmungsorie Elm. Nu6
6uuie 3uriidgete6rt, fono S6otp feline
S9eune in Qi6e ppr. Gr nabm an,
feline 5rau, bic Elm peniq I8po6frni8
mar, lei in Den 6lammen umgetomz
men, a6er alss SUDDEN nab i6rer Qeiz
de bIie6 perdsbli6. Sel6It bic 4uSz
i9reibung elmer 8slubnung Ssiten5
bes 9]ouperneurs uno has N6Iuhen
Der 9egenD Our@ Snoianer batten teiz
men GrfOlg.
GOrraD, Der unter Dem 8eroa6t
ftano, feline 1rau ermorbet gu BADEN.
mu6te ipGter ben msritanii9en &rieg
nit uno IteB Ii8 bunn in Cairo, SQs..
nieoer. 8or einigen Sagen II puroe
in Der S0blung zines 8aume5 in Der
NGte ppn 9untirt elm Stelett aufges
funoen, tpel6s5 an elmer 8eite 6ing. Sc
rparen bic lleberrsIte Der 6rau Gbap.
Sine in 4lonion, Sa., tppbn6afte 6rau
bDrte bapon urb t6eiIte nit, bor ettpu
2OSabrsn babe i6r EN- iterbenberMann
ba5 @ebeimniB anpertraut. 6ruu
Sbdtp lei BON brei Wtdnnern ermorOet
unb lire 2ei6e in einen bo6len Baum
perItedt porben. 9erpanote Der 5ruu
bic 6ier ppbnen, beitGtjgen bic umz
Itdnoe i6res bamaligen 8erI4pinben3.
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Stnhentcu=Grana

G6tcago, 8. 6e6ruar. - 3peiz
tauIsno StuOenten Der MeOi5in Dom
Stub : GoQeg" gerietben bsute gfa9z
mittdg an Der Gde Der 8oooz unb6ars
riion : StraBe in einen Gonflttt nit
Der 9oli3si. 8erI3ieOene 8erpunbunz
gen tameu bor uno muBten % 8er6afs
tungen Oorgenommen purOen. Grit
na6oem cine gan3e 4btbeilung Poli3iz
ten mad Der Scene beorOert purbe,ge
lang IS, Die Ru6e pie0er bsr3uitenen.
NnlaB gu Der Qffaire CAB oas 0erfen
BON S9nesbaqen Seiten5 Der StuDenz
ten, tpel4e5 BON Der POli3et perbOtsn
nurbe.
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SGrrGliher Cob eines G6riitieBcrs.

S~oIeoo, O., 8. 6e6rudr. -6p1n3
GrnItbuuIsn, Elm S6riftieBer, fam iS
6isIigen Srren6auIe uuf eniieblife
WsiIe um's Qe6sn. 8erIeI6e mar boQz
ftGnbig gelG6mt unb einem Der WGrter
purOe Der &uftrag gegs6en, i'm gu bas
ben. Statt bieien Quftp1g {el6it aus
3ufii6ren, 6egniigte er 1i9 Damit, ben
P0ttenten in Die 8Gbetpunns IdJ1ffen
gu Iaien, pDrouf er 3pei Srriinnigen
ben Quftrag CUB, oas 0eitere gu be-
iorgen. 9ieielben t6aten bies au6,
Isioer in ibrer DsiIe.
Sn Der oarauf fpIqenben Nd6i purs
be er!0edt, 0aB @rnItbduisn i'm Sterz
ben lag, uno cine llntsrIu9ung ergd6,
baB er am gan3en &0rper per6rii6t
mar. Sein Riden mar bsina6e geto6t
mas oa6er riibrte, b1B bic 3tpei Srriinz
nigen ousi6lieBli9 bu8 belize Dafer
angeOre6t batten. Der unglidli6e
Iebte nun no9 peni0e Stunoen. Der
beErsfFenOs 8Grter, Elm alter Soloat
aus Dem 3e6eQionstriege lit 6ereits
entlafen. GrnItbauIeu mar elm snglis
i9erSeBer BON beutIfar Q6itdmmung,
eipa As Sabre aft unO binterldBt cine
5rdu uno 3pei ainoer.
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amatrnrc in fnmil6er Cprr.
Sacobopsti's tomii6e Opsr nGrmiz
ME" bon benz n8ultimorer SGn=
g%erfran5" nit GrfOlg aufgefibrt.

~gertran5" nit grfOlg aufgefibrt.
Dem prof. Subsrt 8riippel, benz
0irigenten bes y8altimorer Sdngerz
tran3es," tpurbe geitern @beno bon al
len Seiten marine Qnertennung 81
S6eil fir ben @rfolg, pel9en Der bon
i6m geleitete 8ereiu g8altimorer SGnz
gertran5" nit Der NuTfii6run9 Der B.
attigen fomii6en Sper rGrminta" in
Der 8ermanias 80 dnner6 >6aQe" err
rang unb bomit Dem boriges Sobr-mit
Der Sperette She Gontinentals" err
3telten einen neuen btn3ufiigte.
@s lit tein lei9tes DagniB, cine tp=
mif9e Sper, ME nGrminis." leOigli9
nit 9(mateuren duf3ufiibren, dber bel
emIigem SIeiB, ME i'm SGnger unO
Sdngerinnen, fppie Der 9iri9ent be-
tunbet BADEN, tonnte IS ni9t au56lei=
ben, baB Die 8oriteQung glatt bon
Staten ging unb baB ba5 Die gerGuz
MICE 6dQe bis auf Den iebten9laB fill
Ienoe Publitum nit ieinem Behalf
~tetneSpegS gei5te.
Die 9auptroIen logen in ben 9dnz
ben Der $50. 6enrD s.. 2iB, gilbert 90.
&eir6urbt, SRI. Dora 3ennert unb
Mammie 6IDnn, tpeI6e auf ba5 8eite
bon ben $50. 6. Steinbod, 5. 8.Wlusz
giler, 9arrD ". Rsu, s. q. @oI3, s..
6rant, G6as. St0der, 81. 6. Qbren8,
Mm. 9iebl unb ben 0umen 9ora3enz
merit, Nannie SIpnn, Minnis Steinz
miller, emma Sa33urO, 2i33ie Smell
bed, u. 8aupel, iotpie einem itarfen
Gbor unter5tiiBt tpuroen.
Die &eqie Bate ST.. 5rant Reimer
ii%6srnpmmen.
Ra9 Der @oriteflung folgte Elm 8aq,
Bel benz bic $50. 8. 8ierion, 8oriiBer,
G6os. Gang, $. @oDert, QfiIterten, S.
6ront, 6reo. 9oI1no, Ro6t. Q6rens,
8. 8eiie, s. Musgi1er, g. 9smp:I, 8.
Nep, $. QiB, $. @unbla4, 81. 6run8,
80. 9iebI, 8. Steinbod, u. Rein6arbt
unb Gbas. Slider bic QufIi9t fii6r=
ten. QlS @mpfun8s Gumite 6atten
bic So. u. @ienert, s. @iensfeIo. 6r.
8ottmann, $. 8au, 81. ). SEEMING,
9. Mtertel, Qtug. Steinpebal, q. Ser
tor uno g. 2inbenmensr bic Sonneurs
nfmnht
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8irr Mrnihen rrtrnnfrn.

Sre9onGitD, Or., 8. 5e6r. -
Gin Boot, in psl6em ii9 flint MGn=
ner 6efdnben, puroe heute bon Der
Str0mung ii6sr bic 6isIigen Gd1a gez
rtfen. George 6reemdn, feline S06z
ne George uno Sames, Ionic 8. 5.
S6annon ertrdnten. 9drrD Gree
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Saltimurer Pnitamt.

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gems Biz 6 u6r Qbenbs.
Die grieftrdgsr Iiefern an 5eIttugen
MIR piumnI mornpus nj
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mem uuf morgen frii6 anbcraumten
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8sredtiduno.
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Standardization, benen IS an feiner
Niianciruno nt6t fe6It.
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rer Gage. Sn jsbem OieIer 9%iireaur
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