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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30
KILLED BY
DUAhIN GAPS
A Fatal Explosion In Preston No.
COlliery Last Night.
The ACCIDENT A SINGULAR ONE
When Removing Old Timber in a Gangway
the Victim Struck with His Axe
Box of the Explosives secreted
Behind Laggings.

One of the most unusual accidents in the
history of the coal mines in this region oc-
CURED at Preston No. 3 colIiery. Girardville,
at $3.50 o'clock last evening. The victim was
Michael Moore, a timber man.
Moore worked in gangway of the mine
with Patrick Hester, but at the time of the
accident the latter was some distance from
the scene, engaged in other work
The victim started along the gangway after
leaving his butty and undertook to chop a
lower side leg intending t replace it with a
new piece of timber Some aggings braced
behind the leg interfered with MoOres work
and he commenced cutting them out He
had struck two or three blows with his axe
when there was terrific explosion
Hearing the report of the explosion coming
from the direction in which his butty had
travelled Hester dropped his tools and
hurried to the scene He found Moore lying
in the gangway, terribly injured The
victim died within few moments after
Hester's arrival.
The cause of the explosion was a mystery
until, upon examination of Moore's body, il
was found that his neck head and chest were
riddled with dualin caps aud part of tin
box in which such caps are carried was found
imbedded in the chest, over the heart
1t seems that the caps had been placed
among the laggings by somebody who did not
care to carry them around, but when and by
whom they were placed has not been learned
1t is customary for men in the mines to secrete
explosives in that manner, and they are
frequently forgotten.
Moore's remains were removed to his home
in Ashland at eight o'clock last night. The
victim was 3s years old and unmarried. He
was highly respected man and supported
his mother, the widow of Patrick Moore
who died about IL years ago. A brother Of
the victim, John, Is a student for the priest
hood at st. Charles Borromeo Seminary al
OverbroOk. sister, Katie lives at Phila
delphia. The brother and sister are at home
for the HOLIDAYS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30

The M. L. Sunday school class of Miss
Gertrude Hough, were given reception at
her home on South Jardin street last even
ing. The entire class, Is in number, was
present, aud an unusually pleasant time was
spent. Games were played, refreshments
were served, and the following literary and
musical program was rendered Reading
Minnie Richards; recitation. Annie Nc
Cutcheon piano solo, Minnie Leonard
defamation, Emma Spears recitation, Sadie
McCutcheon defamation, Lizzie Holvey
recitation, Stella Williams; solo, Martha
Morgan reading, Emma Barnhardt; solo
Laura Obenhaus; reading, Bessie Morrison
recitation, Lizzie Williams solo, MilliG
Barnhardt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30
A SINGULAR ACCIDENT.
Boy truck by an Engine and Loses an
Ear.

An accident with singular results occurred
on the 7. g. K. Railway at GiraTdville vester-
da, afternoon. William Daily, a boy fifteen
y,ars old, was struck and knocked down by
light engine. Spectators of the affair were
Mortified when they saw the boys head fall
close to the track and blood flow from it.
To their great surprise, when the boy was
picked up, it was found that some sharp part
of the engine had sliced of one of his ears
and he was otherwise uninjured
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30
Cornish's Divorced Wife.

Boston, Dec. S0,-Mrs Addie ]. Cor
nish, the divorced wife of Harry Cor
nish, the Knlckerbocker Athletic club
manager stated today that her knowI-
edge of Mr. Cornish of late has come
TO her through the newspapers or let
ters written to her 9-year-old daugh-
ter Edith. Mrs. Cornish declares that
she was not acquainted with Mrs. Ad-
ans. Little Edith went to New York
some time ago, and on her return told
or having been to the house of Mrs.
Adams, but beyond this Mrs Cornish
has no knowledge of the woman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30
THEIR WAGES RELEASED.
A A Justice Decides Against a Coal Com
pany's Lien.

An interesting point was decided by Justice
Ketner. at Mahanoy City, last night in the
suit of Edward, John and Thomas Hornsby,
minor children of james Hornsby, of Park
Place, against Lentz & Co. The suit was
Instituted to recover wages held by the com
pauy to sati.fy debt in its store contracted
by the father of the plaintiffs
The father testified at the hearing that he
never drew the pay of the boys, that they
always drew the pay themselves. He also
testified that he never made any contract
which gave the company power to stop the
earnings of the boys for bills contracted by
him at the company's store.
Counsel for the plaintiffs cited Acts of
IS, mbly and argued that the company had
no right to withhold wages for debt without
| Fl st obtaining the consent of the debtor. The
J stce took this view of the case and gave
judgment against the company for sos 80,
| SOS SO and 81 o. besides the costs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30

Several residents of town who are share
holders in the Reading Savings Fund will
hold meeting in John Mieldazis' tailor shop,
l22 South Main street. on Thursday evening.
next at 1880 o'clock, to discuss the condition
of affairs and try and devise means to recover
their investments. 1t isintended to have all
parties interested in the matter present at
the meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30

Philadelphia, Dec. 3O.-Secretary of
the Commonwealth David Martin, who
Is a state senator-elect from this city,
last niNht denied he authenticity Of
Il published interview, In which he says
that he will vote against the re-elec-
tiDn f United States Senator Quay at
the Republican caucus to be held at
Harrisburg next Tuesday night. Mr..
Martin says; "Under certain contin-
gencies l viii go Into the senatorial
caucus aud be bound by its decision.
This is where l have stood from the
start"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30

T. T. Williams, the local insurance agent,
is distributing little books for recording daily
engagements issued by the United Firemen's s
Insurance Company. The book is one OF the
handiest and most complete ever issued and,
in addition to the diary pages contains in.
terest, postal. weather bureau and other tables
of valuable information
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30
Homoepaths Next Meeting.

At the meeting of the Schuylkill county
Homeopathic Medical Society held at the
Ferguson House yesterday afternoon it was
decided to hold the next quarterly meeting at
Miuersville. 1t will be held the last Thurs
day in March.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30

Invitations have been issued to several
people in town TO the wedding of Louis J +,
RsbinOwitz, formerly of town, and now a
resident of Plymouth. The prospective
bride is Miss Bessie Udelson, of that place.
The event will take place next Tuesday A
reception will follow at the residence of the
brides sister.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30
Election of Officers.

An election of officers was held last nigh
by Washington Camp No. 206, p. o. S. of A.
with the following result; P. P, John Il
Starr Pres, B. g. Hess; V. p, Thomas
Morgan ii. of F. & c., d. W. Lehe r.
F. s.. ]. H. Danks; Treas, c. H. Hagen
buch Con, James Morrison Insp j. II
Smith Guard, Edward Mason Trustee
John u. Starr
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30
The Columbia Fair.

Many pleasing attractions will be offered at
the fair of the Columbia Hose Company in
Robbins opera house tonight, including new
features in the entertainment. The door
gift will be ton of coal,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30

Wilkinson Hall, corner Main and Lloyt
streets is for rent for select dancing or socia
entertainments The hall is heated by steam
aud lighted by Welsbach gas. This larg
room is especially adapted for select parties
For terms apply to owner,
1929 At l.. J. WILKINSON.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30

R. H. Morgan, of town, wears on his watch
chain charm of virgin silver taken from
one of the mines at Leadville, Col 1t was
sent to him as a Christmas present by his
brother-in-law, f. B. Putt, formerly of Potts
vile, and who has been engaged in mining
operations at Lead vile for several years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30

Special to EVENING HERALD.
Paris, Dec. 3O.-The League of Patriots
to-day passed resolutions pledging themselves
to prevent the return of Dreyfus, even at the
cost of revolution.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30
A Clearance Sale

OF ladies' coats and capes, Bargains in
wooden blankets. Bargains in curtains, One
worth so cents to close at 25 cents Christmas
goods and handkerchiefs of all kinds at a
sacrifice.
12-3 -30-4t 7. j. MONAGHAN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30
An Ambassa dor Dies.

Special to EVENING HERALD.
Washington, Dec. 30.-Ambassado Romero,
of Mexico died here to. day from the effects
of an operation for appendicitis performed a
few days ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30

A treat is in store for those who attend the
Friendship ball on New Years eve. in
Doughertys hall. Waltzing contest at $50.
Cake walk at IL o'clock. first class orches-
ira has been engaged for the occasion. ct
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup will rid you
of a cold more quickly than any other known
remedy. Don't let a cold go as it comes foI
you may endanger your life. Price 20 cts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30

Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup cures measle-
and whooping-cough. This wonderful remedy
will save the children from many distress
ing coughing spell and soon effect a cure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30

Watch night services will be held in sew.
eral of the local churches tomorrow night
aud opening the annual revival season.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30

Car of fancy York state cabbage at Lehigh
freight station. Reasonable prices. Also "a
car of fancy red potatoes. Shenandoah
Produce Co., 6 South Jardin street. 2t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30
FREE LUNCHES TONIGHT.
NEIswENDER's.

D
Potato soup, free, tonight, Noodle soup
tomorrow morning.
WEEKS
Free lunch, oyster soup, tonight. Special
ties by Prof Alfred Wren, of Philadelphia.
BICKERT's.
Oyster soup, free, tonight. Buckwheat
cakes and sausage tomorrow morning.
KENDRICR HOUSE.
Oyster soup will be served, free to all pa.
irons tonight.
PETERS,
Clam chowder will be served, free, to al
patrons tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30

Car of fancy York state cabbage at Lehigh
freight station. Reasonable prices Also a
car of fancy red potatoes Shenandoah
Produce Co., South Jardin street 2t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30

Coco ArgOline, the genuine article, for sale
at Kirlin's drug store. lO-8.tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30
MA x LENIT'5.
New Tea ar
Gifts.

MUFFLERs,
NECKWEAR,
GLOVES,
MACKINTOSHES,
SWEATERS,
CANES and
UMBRELLAS,
FULL DRESS CASES,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
FANCY HALF HOSE.
LATEST LINEN COLLARS AND
CUFFS.
We have them all. Call and see
them. They are awaiting your In
spectiOn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-30

Deeds Recorded.
Deed from Daniel Haverty to John O 'Brien
premises in Cressona
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-05
Yurembnrg.

euremburs.-au iein Be
9ebr lit l0errn u. Gourtb, bislans
Fir. in 9Sanerbiuis, %ebrenpolle Gntz
laiiuns aus Dem Fiarramte bewillist
worben. Gr wiro ertieet bur6 Serrn
Wi6el Salldem, bisber Eiarrer 81
Dahl. Nn Die Stelle bes Hestse=
nannten lit ernannt, 6err T. S6mttt,
bisber &aplan in Sollenieas.- Bel
elmer S6ldserei, bic fiirSli6 Na6ts
IN Der aoblenltraBe itattfano, wuroe
Elm iunser Wann, Namens yet, Wils
Ter, BON einem anoeren nit einem
Stof berart iiber ben aopf 9el9lasen,
oaB er bewuBtlos BON Flas setrasen
wurbe. Dem &ernebmen mad loll er
infolse bes Sdlases pas @ebOr per-
loren baben.
Gonborf.-Ser !3ultano bes
Sobann Val6ette, mel6er pom einem
miloen Gber aufgel6liet wuroe, bat
li6, oant ben SemiibunSen Der aerste
uno Der torperli6en Stdrte bes Ser
wunoeten beoeuteno gebeilert unb wiro
oerielbe in "flrSer i3eit 9dnSli6 wieoer
berseitellt l.in.
b.-6irslid wurbe elm 8inb
aus Nisberwils %besraben, uno ba nun
bic Sermutbuns auitaudte, ais Oh es
bel benz Sobe beS armen Melens nidt
nit re6ten Oinsen susesansen mare,
10 trai bas Oiefir6er llnterlu6un9S=
seri6t bier Elm, Die gei6e wurbe
bebuis Seltiteluns Der Dirt bes Sobes
aussesraben unb i6eint bas Grsebnib
bod srauiereno 81 lein, benn bic Wut=
ter bes &inbes, elm iunses Wdb9en,
wuroe perbaftet unb mad Sietir6 ab=
9eiiibrt. Der Goriau wirb pieliad)
beipro6en, babel muB bemertt werben,
baB bic Samilie Der 6eitsenommenen
III benen sebort, wel6e li6 in ben les=
ten Sabren pom auswdrts bier aniie.
! belten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-05

st. 8aul, Minn., Den 90. Warj 1898.
llntsr Der atts Der @eiebscbuns Don
Winnefota gum Shuse Der g9aloer uno
,rr Serbutuue Don Walo. uno Yrairie.
feues. Die an Is, Npril 1895 beitdtiat
puror, iieben lid folgenoe cine Straie
poa nltt mebr als 800 ODER nibt mebr
o!s 3 Wonate @eiansnib su:
Srgeno Semano, Der iib obne 6runo
peigert, Den Jeuerpabtern beim 2oih'n
Der Walo' ODER Hrairiefeuer III belfen IL,
seno elm jeuermahter. Der ieine Yiibtsn
perna6laiiiat; irseno Semano. Der fssi.
milli9er, rabldliiger uno uubeoahtiaRer
Weiie ,Seuer isBt ODER peranlabt, oab ir'
eeno wslhe Walouu9, Vrairie ODER FONT
brennbares Waterial IN Ieuer aeiettwiro,
un6 oaraus einem onoereu Shooen er:
wdhIt; irgeno Semano. Der elm ,jeusr an'
,iinoet an ODER gefobrlib ness einem
Waloe ODER prairielano unh IS un9e:
loIht ldBt, ODER Der baran tbeanimmt; irs
eeno Semano, Der anoere ais ahuertrenn'
lihe Vfropfen fir SbieBeeuebre ODER
nibt umbiilte 5adeln. jensrbranoe oter
tUNIt lltttS <lpt VII pUtl HtIWplltCJ Nul w
Walolano tra9t; irgenoSemano. Der frei'
wili9 uno unbeoahtiam oieieS YEar:
nunes,eiben, bas nod Anorbnune Der
oben %senanuteu Ntts aneebeitst lit. per
unitaltet, %5eritort ODER wesnimmt; ireeuo
cine GiienbabngeSeuihait. melhe eS frei'
wiuie perabidumt. at ibren 2otomotiuen
6unfenfdnger an,ubr'n9en, ODER ibre Wes
eereht IN Der 9reite BON 100 JuB frei
pom breunbarem Waterial 81 balteH, ODER
bic es pernahl6i1iet, nah anbersn Dor:
februnsen Der Settion IL Der oben &C.
nannten Ntte iih III rihten.
Holaenoe perialen elmer Straie Don MIDI
weniser oils s5 uno uibt mebr ais so:
Sraeuo elm Observation-Disclosures, noel
der freiwilis eeaen Die anoronuneen be,
Section l2 Der oben aenannten Atte lid
peritobt; iraeno ein Gi9entbimer bon
9reihmaihinen ODER ioniti9en bewssli'
den Tampfmaibinen, welhe nibt genii'
aenb 5%unteniauser baben ODER welh'
breunenbe Seblen ODER belize Nide lieser
lallen, obne lie 81 loihen.
5olsenoe uerfalen elmer Strafe Dor
niht mebr ais $500 ODER niht mebr all
10 Sabre 3uhtbaus ODER beioeu: 5rgent
Semanb. pelher in bosbafter Weiie elmer
Walo ODER Prairie ODER ionitiaes brenn
bares Waterial in Heuer iebt. woourb ba.
giaentbum zines Qnoeren ,eritort wirl
uub Elm 9eben gum Opfer fault.
81. 6. Dunn, (Staats AUDITORY
Walo'@ ommiiiarius
6. 6. NnorewS,
Oberit'5euermGtter. 2Os;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-05
Vie Tirwn &. s.. SptbmamS
SD. Gfneral=2 u 9cnten tes,
Sfnrbbeuticbcn XlpDts..

Die Seit unh brett befanute, ribri9e
5irma s. s. 8otbman a. So. uelhe lett
Sabren eth itets mablenoes gannpertauf:.
Ral'aee. mno @elowebiel 8eitafs be-
treist, bat iebt bic @emsral.a sentar fir
oea. .gorb eeutiben 9lopo" III osn Staos
ten Winneapolis uuo ST. Yaul a.balten.
Die altbewabrte Sremer 9ampfihift
fabrt 3. 8sielihaft, Der ~9iorooeutlbe
2iopo". lit mobl cine Der grobian, wenn
niht bic erobte Der transa:laniiihen
3ampfibiff s@ompa8nien, uao uerfi9l
lber cine ausseoebute 1lotte Der prdhti9.
item. lbneuiten uno nit allen mooernsn
grHnoungen eineeribteten Gampier. Der
neueite 9oppelihrauben'S tnelloampier
oes .Norooeutiben 9lopo'. .3aiier 0il'
belm Der @rose". welhen sie 6eielihaft
tirslib in ben 3ienit itsita. iibertriift 10
Siemlib NIes, mas bisloas in oieier 9inie
s%eleiitet wnrbe. Grit esrooe'u einihwim'
member Yalait, uno eiiss HeiIe nit ibm lit
wobl oas ihonite 0ereailgen, welbes man
iib erlaubcn tann. Abseiebsn bauon, oab
man in Der eriten uno ipeiten 8aiite oes
Shifieseine 9eraoesu Notwithstanding
iinoet, nit allen Somfort. ben man Iih
muir munihen tann. lit auh bic 3wiiben.
beds: 3aiite eans por,ielib eingeribtei
unb limb Die YaHastere, welhe iolhe be'
nubeu, beute fat ebenio gut oaielbit auf'
aeboben, mie Dor nod niht lan9en Sab:
rem YalIagiere Der ,wei!en 8lai1e waren
uebrigens iinb ouh idmmtlihe alterer
9ampfibiHe beS .Norooeutiben 2lopo'
pon porsuslihier ginrihtuns, uno finoe'
man auf benielben allen @omforf, Der
man Iih wuniben Tam.
Die 5irma 9. 8. 8otbmau $50, berer
Officen iib III minneapolis 800 1. Nuenu,
SIb. Der YoitsSfice gegenuber, uno 81
st. Yaul i'm 8ermania Banf 8ebduoe
Der Yoit.Ofice aeaeniber, befinoen. ii
nun bic ausihlieblihe Nsentur fir oiei,
por;ielihe @eieaihaft, uno oa beren Gbef
6err 6. 8. Botbman, cine lan9idbrise Gr
fabruna in benz Yai1aae:@ eihaft bat, fam
man, falls man cine Reiie iiber ben Sceai
MAIDEN mill, webl faum etmas 0ernlinfti
ceres tbun, oils fih an lie member. ytih
ALIEN, baB Die 5irma ben Reiienben mi
Reiiefarten periorst, nein, tie siebt ibn
auh ale moglihen pertbuollen Mnleitun
gen unb Gingerleiee, uno bat Ginribtun
gen bafur ~eetroffen, bab bic Nnfunft Der
ielten in Der 6afenitaot, BON welher oi
Reiie iiber ben Ocean an9etreten piro
Inter. Meenten bereit iino. ibm in ieos'
0eiie CUR 6ano su 9eben. Die 6irmt
felt aud @ediel uno erebit. Yriefe au
ale eroberen Siabte guropas aus uni
itebt nit allen g%iienbabnen in ben 0erei
nieten Staaten uno eanaba in Berlin
buns, mie aud nit allen transatlantiidel
: Tampfboot: 2inien. Wer alio cine Reii
nod Dem alien Uaterlanoe MAIDEN MIL
obne fib unnotbiee Grtra'9oten a%uf,ule
gen, unb allen %iibsrhuiisen Pladereiel
entseben mohte, wenoe fd eetroit an bi
altbetannte Yaiiaoe: 5irma 6. s. Both
man & 60, minneapolis unb st. Paul
Niuu.
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in 4ubetradt Der boberen Yreiie, uelft
ote Web9er fur lebeuoi9es nnb geihlahtetes
YieB oeSablen miiHen, tlnoiat bic ct. Gloub
Bltd,erS Protective IMPORTATION hermit al,
oaB lie tif genotbi9t iiebt, iplaenoe Yfunbs
State als ibre 8etails Treiie feitSuiesen:
observation-disclosures 121scts 4; Tpr.
ter Soule Steat 15cts 9enoenbraten 12Hc.;
Gippelt- z uppenfleiib 5cts: Suppenileiif 10
Gents; GcrIo Sieat 7Kcts; Slump Hpit 8
l1n lOcts; SdllterltId lOcts: 9ebaftes
Htnotetld] 12%cts: sSett sets; 4eber Sets;
elit9elai5enes Gttofeiib lGcts; Hippen Tets.
&albi<iiG.- Aoit SNnterpiertel l2kc;
Houno Stedt l5cts Gotteletten 1917 cts; 8oit
b Der z fulter l0ctS; Sleild gum 9dmpien s
ts; Shnlter Steaf l21scts; 9eber l5cts;
Sdenfel 10cts per Stiid.
Observation-Disclosures sets; se=
l~al5enes Shluetnerlell6 lOcts; 3 Viuno 25
cts; Sbuetuefopf Acts; S6lpeineiIBe Acts.
neutrality-suspicious. lOcts, 9eai 10
cts.
Shafhciih.-3toit Sinteruiertel f2%
cts, Halno Steaf l5cts, Gotteletten l215cts,
Sbrlters 3ioait l0cts, gum Sbmoren Sets.
Xatnnnfeiih. @anSes Sinterpiertel
LOO, Sproeroiertd 15cts.
gSmrit.-gSiener 1215cts, Sratiuurit 10
cts, Spmmerpurit 20cts, Slutwurit, Seao
Gbeeie uno Sfbermltrlt, 10cts per Efuno, 3
Tiuno fir 25cts.
@cramhcrtcs Nieiih.-0an5e Sfiu=
fen 1917 cts per Efuno. aeldlnitten 5cts, Bas
con 9ans 10ctS, 9eid,nitteu l2%cts, game
Shultern l0cts, %9eid)ultten 121Scts, getrod
netes Iiubilei,6 beim Stiit 2Octs, seidnitten
25cts.
&nuhcnloic Sd,infen.- Mob lOcts,
aetpdpt 12Hcts
8rhii8cl. -5urteps 15cts, 0ilbuer 1919
cts.
Golden, Die lebenol0es ooer 9eihlahtetes
Steb pertaul'eil, bejablfn mir lpl9enoe Bret
le: Saute sets, qelfldhtete adlber, 80 Tflno
ltper, 1cts, tueni9er ais S0Efuno 5ct5, quite
Sticre aui Dem SuB Acts, lebeuoige 0iibner
Gets, gelfladtete sets. Muf mDd)ten mir be.
n~adrthtigen, oaB nit Altsuabme Der Sani=
itase pom II. Nprll ul ale Wee9erldoeu nm
8 ubr 9eldJlplen ltno. Srgeno ein &unoe,
Der 'etne &unbltaft eitem anoeren Web9er
iibertr19t, nllB cine G.uittun9 bon DEM YLteBz
ger oorweiIell, bel Dem er Ill fauien aui9es
bort, beppr Inn BON allberen RegGern Der
NiIoctatian Credit geuabrt miro.
&ilidn IL So.
Spbn ]. 8otter,
S1rpoer IL Slilen.
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Sdcpb 3rpnen.
9u9o @rrnomanu.
Charles Shmio.
ct Glpub.
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Saut Gaplbs.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ter WuBeu oer WGlbrY.

Sle unterlubun9enJ Die uon per:
l6ieoenen neutrality-suspicious. De,
Sorltcultur iiber ben Ginilun De,
SSdloer aui oas &limay uno slei6Sei
tiS anf Die elunobeitlidenG erbdltuiii,
Der Sepolteruns an9eltellt murben,
baben erSeben, baB in walbrei6er
W%e9enoen mdbreno Der mGrmeren
Sabresseit I'M &er9lei6e 81 malolor
ZEN Streten bic Euft uub Sobenl
temperatrr cine n%ieorigere NOR, BAL;
Die Semperatur S6wantuusen GERM
ger lino nno Die Seubtigteit perbdltz
niBmdBi9 9roBer li6 BARTLETT, IS lit
tlar, oaB bon elmer GSaneroberlGhe
I'M Sreien Swei sunb breimul iouiel
%perounltet, ais i'm @albe; oenn bic
olbtltebenoen SGume permitteln be-
pelltenoen S6uB se9en bic @drme,
lno ben SSinoltri6, Die raid Die
Nel6ti9teit ~uuilaugen; pa lit Die
Seubterbaltun9 BON vuftunb Sooen be
lonoers our6 Malo gut gewdbrleiltet.
~unlduSbar lit ferner Die Ginwir-
tln9 Der gSdloer auf oa0 Selma Ell
ner @egeno quite Sewalpung beein,
rlrBt audi Die Nieoerl6ldge, Nebel
Hegto, S6nec, 6agel. Ger 9Solo
gilt leit jeber ais NauptgrlnOla9e oes
NaturbauSbaltes. Sn mololoien 0e
Senpen lino Die @ewitter bduli0er uno
Die Stilrme perberbliher 0nyutommt,
paB Die Sallmloligteit elmer ~e9eno
paa &eriie9en Ser Suellen, Die Nb=
llabme Der SG6e, Die %~Criuuouno
uno &erl6lammung Der Nlitlle i'm
@t iol9e bot. 9llle oiele GrIheimIu9en
lino l6werwie9enoe St0renTrieoe fir
Die ,SluBi6iiiiubrt unO '6dOi9en Die
@ewerbe, Die an @anertrdite all9ez
wielen iinp. &erberblider nod iinb
GisSang, SpdtirOlte, WtiBma6S,
perre9nete Grnten. 9lu Die llebel
permebrt ooer perurlNtt Die @alo
uno Saumloiigteit. Meil oorunter
audi Die @elunobeit GER Sepolterun9
leioet uno Ser Grwerh 9efdbroet mirb,
10 lit Der WabnruI, BON Der Gntpal=
ouns absuiteben un& Die Mieoeraufs
iorituns tabler VehHsn ODER minoer
irll6tbarer @ebiete 81 betrciben, ein
lebr wj6ti9er EinaerSeis. Weredte
SrpnlnS tann in oieler Ni6tuns MIR
cine itramme s5prlt9eiepgebuns III
@e5e brinsen. Die Dem 6i9GunuR
Gin;elner unbo her ior9lOien 9}o6ldi.
ligteit @ren,en 'eet,
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OA9T0RIA.
Cute 0ele9embeit.

gines Der frsauentirteten 6otels unb
Standardization nit suten Stalunaen,
beiien Gage in Der etaot 2ittle JaQs nibt
better aewIniht weroen fam, III au an
nebmbaren 8ebineungsn 3u faufen ober
in paht ,u nebmen. Wesen Vaberem
ipenbe man iih an bic Office oes .Worh.
tern" ober abreiire: 6. .. 40, Qittle
SAILS, Minn. 2O'ba
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Teldeioene Eitte.

,yruu ryieber Wunu, menn On IN
Die Staot idbrlt, lei 10 gut lnc bria9e
mir Elm blaues Seioenfleterl nit
ciutte: r@ern; wie lang lolt penn
OaS Slederl lein?"
Nrau: ySloB lieben 9arcS,"
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Iii piel perlonat

Nausfrau: vNm, che i'd Sic in
Sienlt nebme, mo6ts id erlt alle 81
re .SeusnilIe bur6lelen."
Sienltmdo6en: ,Nber Wtapame,
10 lanse fam i'd bod nidt obne Stel=
lung bleiben."