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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-04
HOPES TO CAPTURE WHITE.
Joubert Following the Same Tactics a.
at Dundee and VIII Hold Line Of
Communication.

Joubert Following the Same Tactics a.
at Dundee and VIII Hold Line Of
Communication.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA dispatch 70
the Tribune from London says:
The news that Geographic eommunl-
cation with Ladysmith mas been inter
rupted does not necessarily prove lhat
the Beers have surrendered the town
and closed In. II seems most probable
that they have placed themselves upon
the British lines OF communication, re-
peatIng exactly their Dundee tactics.
Apparently General Joubert means to
attempt to capture General Whites
force. in the hope eithar'to bring Eng
land to terms or lead to European inter-
vention.
A eircumstanual reo1rt eoires fram
Paris relating that General Lucas Mey-
er. after fighting another battle south
Of L.adysmith, in which the British lost
thousand men, has occupied colenso
in force and holds the railroad from
Ladysmith to Pletemarii @hurg- Moth
ing is, however, known in regard to
this matter at the war department and
the rumor is not credited in any re-.
sponsible quarter, The channel squad
ron is waiting at Gibraltar, but no
cloud as large as mans hand is yet
seen at any point Of the horizon. Rus
sia is meditating and France is sulking'
but neither power Is yet prepared 70
take advantage Of England's big CAM
paign in South Africa. The secret un-
derstanding between Germany and
England operates to hold the jealousies
and ambitions of France and Russia
under restraint.
The German emperor, unless all signs
fail, win receive a most cordial welcome
when he comes to England. His friend.
Lord Lonsdale, is evidently sure of it.
for he even ventures to argue that the
German emperor's famous dispatch to
Kruger was a proper protest against an
unjust and wicked raid and that the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-04
TESTIMONY CONCLUDED.

MOSCOW, Nov. 3.-Both sides rested
in the trial Of the Coeur d'Alene miners
accused of stopping a United states
mail train and the argument COM
menced this afternoon. Prosecuting At
torney Cozier stated that he would with
draw the second and third counts of
indictment and would hold the defend
ants for the first count only, that of
conspiracy.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-04
HIGHEST MARK REACHED.
Bradstreet's Shows That the Aggregate
Movement Of Trade Continues TO
BE of Immense Volume.

NEW YORK. Nov. s,-Bradstreet,
tomorrow will say:
Despite some variation In the cur.
rents Of trade distribution, the aggre-
gate movement continues Of immense
volume; In fact. II the aggregate Of
bank clearings in the country outside
the metropolis ls a trustworthy index
az it no doubt Is, the country's trade
reached lts highest mark in the month
Of October
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-04
SAILED FOR SEATTLE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-Four
hundred men Of the First Washington
regiment. the last Of The command.
sailed for Seattle on the steamer Queen
today. In all. 10 officers and ss7 men
went on board.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-04

NEW YORK, Nov 3,Sharkey wos inconsolabo and
cried like child when he went to his quarters, Tom
ORouke his manager expressed the opinion that the sailor
should have received the decision lie said OF Shark6ys
ribs were broken and that during the last four rounds Toms
left hand was useless having been broken Jefries head
He said Sharkcy would seek another match
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-04
009e@sssoaeeeee09sNseee

NEW YORK, n. Y, Nov. 3-James J. Jeifries retains
the championship of the world Referee George Ser giving
him the decision at the end of the twenyffh round
Sailor Tom Sharkey at the Coney Island sporting club to-
night 1t was one of the most marvellous battles that has
taken place and the greatest crowd that gathered in the
Coney Island club house witnessed the desperate struggle for
supremacy.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-04
WASHINGTON, HOLIDAY.

OLYMPIA, Nov. S.-Governor Rogers
has issued a proclamation naming Mon
day November 9Th, a general holiday
in honoh of the returning volunteers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-04
OVER NINE MILLIONS.

WASHINGTON. Nov S.--In his re-
port to the state department Consul
McCoolS at Dawson, rays the gold ship
ments for the season aggregated S9,247,-
7AE
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Majority of Spectators Thought the Sailor
Entitled TO a Draw.
IMMENSE CROWD SEES THE FIGHT

Rushing Fight From Beginning to End and Both Con-
testantS Receive Terrible Punishment -Sharkey in
Perfect Condition and Shows Great Improvement in
Ring Generalshlp--.He viii Demand Another Trial
Evening journal., 1899-03-20

stroyed, the owner Of the lost or destroy
ed certificate. or his legal representatives,
may apply to the Superior Court Of the
State Of Delaware in and for the county
In which the principal office OF the cor
poration IS located. for an order requiring
tho corporation TO show cause why II
should not issue a new certificate OF stock
in place of the one so lost or destroyedi
such application shall be by petition duly
verified In which shall be stated the
Eame Of the corporation. the number and
date OF certificate. II known or ascertain
able by the petitioner. the number OF
shares Of stock named therein and 10
whom issued. and "A statement OF the cir
cumstanceS attending such loss or de-
struction. thereupon said Court shall
make an order requiring the corporation
to show cause at a time and place there
I'm mentioned, why Il should not issue a
new certificate of stock in place of the
one described in the petition; copy Of
the petition or order shall be served upon
the president or other head officer OF the
corporation or ON the cashier, secretary
treasurer, or any director thereof per-
sonally, or left at the principal office or
place Of business Of said corporation at
least five days before the time designated
in the order.
SECTION &C. At the time and place
specified in the order. and on proof OF SER
vice thereof. the court shall proceed to
/ hear the proofs and allegations In behalf
Of the PARTIES In interest, relative to the
subject matter Of inquiry and II upon
such hearing the Court shall be satisfied
that the petitioner is the lawful owner OF
the number Of shares Of capital stock or
any part thereof described I'm the peti-
tion, and that the certificate therefor has
been lost or destroyed and cannot be
found, and that no sufficient cause has
been shown why a new certificate should
not be Issued in place thereof II shall
make an order requiring the corporation,
within such time as shall be therein des-
! ignated. to issue and deliver to the petit
| toner a new certificate for the number
OF shares of the capital stock OF the cor
poratiOn, which shall be specified in the
order as owned by the petitioner. and the
certificate for which shall have been lost
or destroyed: I'm making the order the
Court shall direct that tho petitioner file
such bond In such form and with sucf
security as to the Court shall appear suf-
hcient 10 indemnify any person who shall
thereafter appear to be the lawful owner
Of such certificate stated to be lost oil
stolen; any person who shall thereafter
claim any rights under the certificate 50
lost or destroyed. shall have recourse tC
said indemnity, and the corporation shall
be discharged from all liability to suoi
person by reason Of compliance with thl
order Of Court and obedience to said or
der may be enforced by the Court by at
tachment against the officers Of the cor
poration. ON proof Of their refusal to com
ply with the same.
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LOST STOCK CERTIFICATES.

SECTION Co. Every corporation organ
lied under this Act may issue a new GER
tlhcate OF stock In the place Of any GER
tihcate heretofore issued by II, alleged
TO have been lost or destroyed, and the
directors may, in their discretion, require
the owner of the lost or destroyed certif-
cate, or his legal representatives, to give
the corporation bond, in such sum as
Jhey may direct. not exceeding double the
value of the stock. to indemnify the cor
poraton AGAINST any claims that may be
made against IL on account Of the alleged
loss OF any such certificate; a new certlh-
cate may be issued without requiring any
bond when, I'm the judgment OF the direc-
tors, II Is proper so TO do and when any
such corporation shall have refused 10
ISSUE new certificate of stock In place Of
one heretofore issued by Il. or by any
corporation of which II is the lawful sue
cessor, alleged to have been lost or de-
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BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

SECTION 6s. Building and loan asso-
Citations organized under this Act shall.
IN addition to the other powers herein
granted, have power to sell their accu-
mulated funds TO and among their stock
holders at amy premium which may be
obtained for the same and when such
funds cannot be loaned to any stock
holder at par they may be loaned TO any
person not a stocxholder at any rate Of
interest not exceeding six per cent
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CORPORATE NAME MUST BE DIS
PLAYED.

SECTION g.. Every corporation orean-
lied under this Act shall I'm a conspicu-
Gus place, on its principal place or places
of business, in letters sufficiently large
to be easily read have painted or printed
the corporate name Of such corporation
and immediately under the same in like
manner shall be printed OF painted the
word Incorporated" And Immediately
under the name Of such corporation. uDon
all printed or advertising matter used bv
such corporation, shall appear In letters
sufficiently large to be easily read tina
word Incorporated" And such corpora
tion which shall fail or refuse to comply
with the provisions of this section shall
be subject to a fine Of not less than one
hundred dollars, and not more tnan five
hundred dollars, to be recovered with
costs by the State. before any court of
competent jurisdiction, by action AT law
to be prosecuted by the Attorney-Gen-
eral.
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FORFEITURE or FRANCHISE.

SECTION 60. ANY corporation organ
ized under this Act shall forfeit all rights
privileges and franchises obtained there
under, If 1t shall fail, for two years after
It's organization, to commence in good
faith the business. or TO promote the OBJ
Jects or purposes for which It was organ
ized.
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lc0ntinued On F0urth Pagel
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SECTION 79 That any railroad con-
structed under the provisions Of this Act
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SECTION 81. That any railroad corpOr-
alton created under this Act which shall
have duly located the route Of its rail-
road by n survey deposited In the office
Of the Secretary Of State. as required by
Section ~. shall have power in the cont
struction OF its said railroad on such
route 10 cross amy canal, navisrbie
stream or water-course between Us ter
mint. but IN such manner as not unnec-
c=zariiy TO impede the navigation AMI use
thereof: and shall also have power TO
cross any railroad or railway intervening
between such terminii and acquire the
necessary easement for such crossing
either by agreement with the corporation
owner thereof or. on failure 10 agree. oN
condemnation proceedings in the manner
Evening journal., 1899-03-20

SECTION 5S. The liability Of corpora
tions created under this Act, or existing
under the laws Of this State or the stoclx-
holders or officers thereof. or the rights
or remedies of the creditors thereof, or Of
persons doing or transacting business
with such corporation, shall not in any
way be lessened or impaired by the sale
thereof, OF by the increase or decrease in
the capital stock OF any such corporation.
or by the consolidation Of two or more
corporations, or by any change or amend.
ment In the Articles OF Incorporation.
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cine r,erfpitrbtae saettmma.

Srau Midael Curtain in 8lainfielb,
Sllinois, beridtet. baB iie ii9 ertdltet
bate. baB fid btes auf bic 2unSen leste
unb baB iie etiua einen Monat lang bon
ibrem 5an1ilienarate bebanbelt tpurbe,
babel aber INNER idlimmer tuurbe.
0erielbe laste ibr i9lieBlid, baB iie elm
rettunsslofes Dpfer Der
Gdmimb biudt iei unb baB ibr
teine Mebicin mebr belfen tonne. Sbr
Gputbefer empfabl ibr aber Dr. 9inss
Neue gntbeduns fiir G6minbiudt, fie
faufte cine Glaide unb idon nod bem
@ebraude Der eriten Doiis peripiirte iie
5u ibrem Gntaiden tueientlide 8efes
runs. sic ieste ben @ebrau6 fort unb
nadbem fie feds 5laiden einsenommen
bate, befanb iie fid seiunb unb munter.
SEPT uerridtet fie ale ibre Sausarbeit
ielbft unb fiiblt ii6 70 ipobl tpie nur le
5upor. Sreie Brobef1ai6en bieier 9roB=
artisen Mebiein 5u baben in Der GpOtbefe fe
BON S. 9alteper & Gpbn. &esuldre
@r6Be so Gents unb $1.00.
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II. & a pitel.

!
Ser So1iommer berri6te auf ben
Bergen unb briitete i'm 5bal. Gremben=
ftrOne sosen a6tlos an bem nerborsenen
8ir6b0rflein poriiber na6 So6malo
unb anberen 2uftfurorten bes berrli1en
9biirinser 8erslanbes. obne bem ar,=
mutbigen Gleden @roe einen Bid 3u
I6enfen, tpel6er feine blumisen @ieien,
feline praneenoen Gelber i'm Sdatten
tpalbiger 90ben liebli9 binbreitete.
SIN 0orsdrt6en bes 9ebrerbauies
bliibten ipte baaumal rotbe unb tpeiBe
8aliantinenitalloen neben bufienben
Yiolen.
Sm Na9bargdrten aber Ieu9tete,
bonn 8poen aufltrebeno, am @ebdlf
binfrie9enb, am @iebelporiprung fi9
unlosbar perfle6tenb, bic 2letterroiens
pra6t beg Siidlerbdusdens. 9ie SOM
merionne rubte auf oieIem tpiesenben
&anfenmerf unb entlodte ibm cine
mdr9enbatte Giille bon Garbeni9mel3
unb Wpblgeru6.
Ouo Sluuc tuul uuo utlt yeulItueII.
9lD9 itanb bic 8anf bapor, aber BON
llnfraut untpu6ert. gs bate Niemanb
mebr barauf seieiien bic leBten siuei
Sabre.
Ser alte WleiBner, bOllis finbii9 ge-
tuorben unb baau BON @i9t 9eldbmt,
berbra6te feline Sage i'm 2ebnitubl, ben
ibm Nitlas bate tomnlen laiien, benn
er fonnte ettpas auftuenoen fit ben
8ater, ba man jebt feline 9unitidnibe-
reien fDrmli9 NIT @olb aufpoe. 9ie
gambler in ben eroBen Stdbten iiber-
boten fid In 9luftrdgen un6 3ablten
bobe preiie fiir Die &unitperfe, bie ber
labme Giflas f4uf.
Nber i'm freute bas ni9t. gr ipar
bon finiterenl, beri6lOifenem Weien,
tllr5 unb i6roif sesem Seoermann.
Seine 3iiee seisten selblide 2eioens=
bldiie. Siefe 5urden, Die ni9ts nit
ieinen. Sabren gu f6affen batten, la9er=
ten iiber Der Naienwursel unb UNI bic
Munbpinfel.
(5prtiesung fol9t.)
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9as Voriler

- Das Barrier Journal des
Debats" iaet. es boffe, bab isbt nad
Der nrtbeilsfdauug I'm &enuer ariees.
seri6te bas 8efabl Der Weni1Ii1Ieii
felbft aus bieiem oermideltfien aller
Roufitlte eiuea Iusmes finben uerbe.
Die offentIi9e Meinuns tn Granlreid),
fist bas Blatt binau. lei iebt auf bic
guentualitdt Der 8esuabisums Greps
fuS' borbereitet.
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roienoa6 plDbli6 in bDller 8liitben=
probt ppr ibr. ltnb barunter Die 9ol5=
banf, 1lno auf Der gant iaB lie felbft
unb belt oas ebrlpiirbige, alte Mnba6ts-
bud I'M S6ooB. unb Die ba aub6rten,
mas oas alte Bud our9 8ienen=
eelumm unb @inbfliifterr ersd6lte,
maren 91iflas Meibner unb 1ein 8ater.
0ie Yforte Der 6eimat6 that iib
melt, melt bpr ibr auf.
@jreta fprang empor. SSbre Wansen
sliibten, tire sluaen leu6teten-iie mar
unbef6reibli6 1d6n in bieiem MDment.
Sbr Gnti6luB mar sefaSt.
9ic9 einnal fniete lie am @rabe
! ibres &inoes. Sann lieB lie einen
0dnoler Dplen rlb iibergab ibm bic
eanSe ginri6tung Der @obnun9. Bon
Der empfansenen @umme lobnte fie
&atbrine ab unb Rfrieoiste ben @erz
mietber. Sen &eit f6loB lie lit bas
Goubert, pel9es ibren &rief an Glauf=
len entbielt, unb iiberianbte ibn an fei-
men &e6tsantpalt sur tpeiteren 8efor=
gung. 9fur eine fleine Summe CUR
geltreituns Der Reiiefofen bebielt iie
fir ii6 auriid.
Sbre penisen 9abielisfeiten, einise
glnoenfen an 9dns6ent padte fie haiti9
suiaminen.
Damn erlt idrisb tie eineu abi6ieOs-
arub an Olaf.
sd sebe, bamit sic ni6t in @er=
iu6ung fDmmen. meinem nnsliid nod
mebr Spfsr gu brineen, als sic f6on
sebra6t baben. Sen 2obn Sbres San-
belns tragen sic in iid. Meine Morte,
meine Sbrdnen f6nnen benielben ni9t
{ beritdrten. M09e Sbnen tperben, lie-
Der, ebler Sreuno, mas sic Inn mid
unb mein Sinh beroient baben! Dies
III Der tiefiie Wuni6, bic tudrmife STR
bite Sbrer bantbaren @reta,"
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aatarrb tamn mid,t t,srtrt ,perSem


bnrd Iotale Mpplifationen, ba tie ben Sit
Der &ranfbeit nidt erret1en f5nneu. Ras
tarrb TT eine gIuts sber Gpnftitutionss
ssranfteit uHb nm fie 3u beilen, i,tlbt Sbr
innelli4e SeitmttteI nebrmen. Sails "a.
tarrh'saur ipirb einsenommen unb tpirft BIZ
rstt auf oaS Blut un6 bic i1Ietulige Ober=
fd1e. 8aa's saatorrbs sRur iii feine nuo d.
iaIbers Rebisin. Sie purbe felt syabren bon
eitiem Der beften aer3te biefes 2anSes berorbs
net unb TT elm reselmdbiges Neeept. ste
beitett aus ben beften beiannten Tonica, bers
bunoen nit ben beften BIutreinigun asmits
teln, bic birett auf bte G@IeimoberfIa&e mir.
ten. Die bonfomnene gerbinbung ber atpei
SeFanbtheile TT es, mas foId tpunberboae
8eimItate Bel ber 9eilnng bon Ratarrh ber.
.orbrtnst. aabt Gu9 3eusnifie umionit
f4iden.
S:S. gbeneb & Co., Splebo, o.
s1-Wertauft BON alien Gpotbetern, rs cts.
Qaa's Gamilien YtIlen iimb bie beiteu.
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@alf Chores
Gbfabrt.

~ aaIf, cement, eaub, Bad
Reine, feuerfeiie Stetue unb Gbon.
Sbeer unb AspbaItpapter. 9a9pappe,
Sbeer unb ASPHALT, Del. ferpentin.
Harben, 8Ias etc. etc. fiets Dorrdtbte
Bel e. 6. 9ieIm nA 306 OR.
gpmmerceftrabe. Mebrige preiie. quite
Waare, fopie quite uub reelIe Nebienung
luerben garautirt. - felebhon 40,
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SlHiftae 9uft trt 0tenife ber Sell.
fun0e.

SIHiftae 2uft TIM 0tenfte Der &etl=
fnnbe.
slmerifaner batien bic gbre, Eeiner.
3eit 3uerf S6mer3bet6ubunsS Mittel
In bte operatiue Qeiltuube einaufab.
rem unb He inb au6 bic eriten, ober
wenienens unter ben @rfen, mel9e
aegenmdrtia ben Wertb Der pielges
nannten .flhitgea 2uft1 au eleidem
8ebuf. Ia In nod nmfaf fenberem MaBe.
erfenaen uno aur praftii9en @eltung
au bringen iuden.
Die bobe Sebsatuug. pel9e bic fti.
Rg gemahte SUIT serabe auf bielem
Gelb erlansen fann, miro bon einem
uuierer fdriftiieQernben gbirurasn fol-.
genbermoBea bargetban unb 3uar auf
@runa pratiif9er Berfu9e.
Sd bin Der fefen rleberseueung,
baB bic faiRee 2uft als MitteI, ben
e6mer3 auf3ubeben, 5toffen, uie So.
cain, Aetber unb bereI. eutidieben bor'
au3iebeu 1T, ba He teinerlei berau'
f9enbe Wirtune tibt, unb, no teins
Jeu6tigteit porbauben 1T, bas 8efrie'
rem tiiemals ein MbRerben Der 3eIene
eemebe beruria9t. ahr3lt6 bate 4. ..
Elm Sunge cine 8erlebnug ber etnen
6anb burd eine blinbe patroue erbal.
s.,;e N.Y. Wv. ';Is h;s,.sta psaa,va ama,tahsa
wurbe Der betreffenbe She'll bur9
fRfnge Xuft 3um @efrteren gebra9t.
nnI,e AN aSs.oraS e,,soasah.n ~ ;sSnM % -, uM.i n;ss
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Cine 66reibmaf9ine mobernier
8onhruftion, gau3 neu, III fir ben
billieen preis bon $50 30 Dertaufen.
0a6aufraseu Id ber Office ber .5reie
preHe far SsyasS. 1,tuw2m
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3. & O. y. eab,,.
W B + q hrt.

Ma6 ct. Souls bia Sron Mountain
ober M. 6. & g.. 10 80 Nabm.
Mad ct. Souls pia Sron Meountain
&oute. .............8::30 Mbenbs.
Na@ Searne tdsli@ $500 Morgens.
Nah 2areoo. .........10:0O Born.
Mnfunft.
gon ct. 2ouis, Sron Mpuntain & M.
&. & &T..............8:3O 8orui.
Son ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M.
6. & T...........3:55 Na1m.
Bon Searne tGsli1. 1920 Mbenbs.
Bon 4arebo. rs Nadm.
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Ger heHe M.fa.aa

- Der bette @efanes. uub ssufru.
msntal' luterri@t fiubst mon In Beet
hoven Conservatory of Music. gr.
folg garantirt. unterri@tstojteu "a 90
pro Wonot. prof. aug. g d nj.
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so,stberm @acitie Wabm.

ssss Nd TT.
Mad Stem Orleans, SOuiton uuo
@alnelton tdgli9. 9...........
..12:1O Mittags uno $3.50 Ibenbs.
Na6 eagle 8aB, Werico sc.......
..................11:5O IL so Bprrn.
Na1 galifornien. .......4:45 Nahm.
Infunft.
Bon Netu Orleans, 9ouitou unb @alz
beiton tdslid.
1875 8orm. unb Z 80 No9m.
Bon galifornien ,c.....11:50 8orm.
Bon eagle @aB unb WeIico.
........... 200 MbenbS.
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: Mus Rsnnes ipIrb aeu,eIbet: 0ie

- Mus Mennes uirb semelbet: Die
&i9ter bes 2riegSgeri@tes. pel4es
ben Capt. OrepfuS perurtbeilte. baben
benz prdRbenten 2oubet ibren Wunid
gum ausbrud brinsen lafeu, bab
Srepfus ni@t nod einmal wieber be-
grabirt uerbeu foae. Glei63ettig boz
ben He TIN ber Gnabe beS prdRbenten
emhfnhIen.
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ssa9 galifornien, Sreitass, 8 ::35 Mors.
gead Stem Orleans, Dienitas unb
Trelta9 -. .......2:2O Ma@n.
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"KOH-I-NOOR".
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@un galifornien, Dieutas unb Grei>
tag. 9..............3:l5 Wt0r9efS.
@on Metu Orleans, Dienitas un6
Sreitag. 1900 Na1ni.
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Wbfdhrt.

gead @alpeifon, 9ouiton unb gaero
tGQlih 800 BDrnt
Rad Corpus gbrifti, Granias 8a6
unb 8eebille tdsli6 ....1 100 Nahm
0a6 &errpile taslid, aussenomnaen
6amita9s u. Sonntass, 3:15 Na9m
Pad &errpille, Gonntass 8 80 Borm
Na&&errpille, Gamita8s A: 30 Ssa1m
Mufunft.
Son @alneton, Soatpn anb guero
tdgli6 200 Mbenbs.
Bon CORPUS gbriiti, Nranias Bab
uno 8eebille tdsli9. 30 9ea9m
Bon &erruille tdslid. ausseaommen
Sonntass unb Montass.
..................10:45 Bornt.
Bon &errpiIe, Gonntaes, 6 80 Mbenbs.
Bon &errpille, MontagS g rs Gorm.
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~. 6. & =. eabm.
glbtabrt.

Ibtabrt.
9ta6 @aco, Sort Wortb. Dallas,
&anias gith ct. Souls unb CIT
cago td9li6.
$500 Morsens anb 8 80 G6enbs.
Infunft.
gon gbicasO. ct. Souls, &anias
Gitp, Dallas, Sort @Ortb unb
8acO, tdslid.
....8:30 Born. lnb 10 20 Nbenbs.