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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-10-06
SICK HEADACUEs.

The cure for overworked woman
kind, are quickly and surely cured by
Karl's clover root tea, the great blood
purifier and tissue builder. Money
refunded il not satisfactory. Price 25
and so cts. For sale by McGrath Bros
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-10-06
Never pIaappoInts.

People who are troubled with any
disease caused or promoted by impure
blood or a low state of the system may
take Hoods Sarsaparilla with the ut
most confidence that its faithful use
will effect cure. Millions take it al
a spring medicine, because they know
by experipnce 1t is just what the sys
tenn needs.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-10-06
aoURT OF PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS.

Jes-ph X. Reed Of Isua. CElef Justice
AEsocuArs JusTIcss-Whbur F. stone OF
ColeTado; Thsnas c. Fuller. OF NORTH C~roii
uG william N Murray, OF Tonaesseoi Henry
q Iuss. Of Kansas.
Asttaow c. Reynolds, Of Missouri, U. S
AtternoT.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-10-06
There's always hone while there

There's always hope while there's
One Minute Cough Cure. "An attack
Of pneumonia left my lungs in a bad
shape and was near the drst stages
OF consumption. One Minute Cough
Cure completely cured me-" writes
HELEN McHenry, Bismark N. d.
Gives instant relief. Roberts & Leahy
Mercantile Comtany.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-10-06

Large amounts OF coal are taken out
OF the Salado mines, but none is being
shipped as yet--AIamogOrdo News.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1899-10-06

HOODS PILLS are the best family
cathartic and liver tonic. Gentle, re-
liable, sure. L.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

Great Salt Lake. the Dead s~n Of
America" Is dwlnilIng away In an
other century. the gool,slsu say there
will be only O gllstenlng bed Of salt
where the strange inland sea is now.
Great Salt Lake will have yielded for
ever the long. hopeless struggle with lie
two onomies-cyuporation and irriga-
lion.
Great Salt Lake H. IN the northern
part " Utah Salt Lake city o. seven
teen miles south VI o. ogden nearly
the same distance east saltair nni Car
field Beach ore two popular resorts on
its shores. The lake Dr. % silyory sheet
strotchlnr between Two spurs " the
Rocky Mountains There is % per cent
of salt In lts waters. aud Il "a constantly
growing moro salt
There ~ no feir " drowning IN Great
Salt Lake. u Is impossible TO sink In
It. Bnihcra mud the resistance of the
water o. ao great that swimming %
dlmcult. but 10 is a lazy luxury past
description 10 float upon The calm Doa-
ON Of this mysterious, udelcan. Inland
sea. There b. un Immense pavilion az
anltalr the largest ga the world. Tho
lake D. wuvclrss. except when hn oech-
slonni storm iashea IL into an imroient
Jury. like that OF an impriaonci giant a
little steamer pl0ds from saltnIr 90 An
telopc Island md thence Co Black Rock
ana back. on the south shore ia nu old
hotel that was built By Brigham Young
and named Lake Point Guests donusd
their bathing suits and walked from the
hotel v,unia into The water. Then the
lax. rocelei. within % TOW yc1m the
shore was "a quarter of mile from the
hotel. and Lake Point became % rcmlu-
isconce.
II b. an Indian trndlt.on-nni there
are geological theories that agree with
it-that Great Salt Lake b. tho more
fragment % great prlmcyul rcn. exc
tending from the Rocky Mountains to
the Sierra Nevada Range. skeletons Of
marine animals Of prehistoric times.
found among the hlknl plains VI what
was once the Great American Desert.
bear this out Earthquakes swallowed
a portion u this Hoa. ana evaporation
removed all but the rcmnialng frag-
mont. say the goologiu.
The Mormon pioneers found % barren.
frowning desert at the foot of the Wa
satch Mountains. They literally made
It bloom as the rose. but In order 90 do
90 they dug q network u Irrigation
canals and ditchvl that detected the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

the effect u a rude terrace Tho dln,ro.,
shore lines Of the past stand out ne nv
iinctly and as evenly a. n a survoyo-.,
line had been run along the fnce Of An,
ridges.
That the belief Is not Illogical d,
shown by n comparison OF the biilv a.
lets IN the lake with the mountains p...
the shore line. often an island rhovg n
single terrace. ON the line usually. of m,
lowest Of the markings u the c1ast
range Tho level OF the second terrace
comes above the top Of the hin. furnish.
Ing proof that the island was once m,
under water. Il is believed TINT t,t.
SEWER. In Nevada. la another rempsr,
u the lake that once extended over an.
now partly reclaimed Great Americ,n
Desert.
Biologists believe that the inland Dol,
was once fresh water lake. Tbs
theory is that Utah Lake ana ra,r
Lake. fresh water bodies both. were
once part N II aud that they were asp.
arutcd from II by some convusIon m
nature. The geological theory b. mat
Il dld not take the lake long 10 bre.r.
intensely saline after d was locked ls
For It's expansc u was shallow ,,.,
then, not more than 100 feet deep of Its
deepest place. probably not that T6s
maximum depth today d. o. fs.t and OBJ,
average ls lcg than hnlf that
At some points one can wade ID iHH5
ana half from Che shore aIfH. LIZ
ting beyond Knee depth. Thu nlE.H ua..
HHmN tho coll N|un uNHNHN.#
water. There were mo- fresh uU..r
springs TO feed tho lnkc. and ih. ..y.
sequence was that the lake Wa. rI.Irf
forth its waters daily by evaporation
and gaining only salt. There HHr nj
deposits twenty miles from tho Hu-a,
showing that the shore line ut nut Wv
recent years extended 10 that upHt
The height Of the lake. 1000 foUf .NHys
sea level aids the work OF evaporation
ana the steady path i|c. hupplgl shrink.
ago % The Great salt Lake.
The French Baron. Ia Honilu. never
saw Great salt Lake. but he wrote tHrt
the Cumnnchc indiana told him Uf iht
bitter water whore the sun Hnt d..
cnlnnto the spanish friar. gave Tho Hrst
definite knowledge Of tho lake In ilif
THE lake occupies many Leagues ana
It's waters are Injurious and extremely
talt. He who vets his body with th,
water Immediately feels Itching uu fha
wet part" wrote The good ffiar ln M
diary. James Bridgcr and skern OFIar.
two trappcrs. later claimed the honor u
the discovery. In 1892 Captain U0Hna.
willie came upon The take. ile ImuHI.
lately chrlstenrd 10 lake bonneville ana
40 once gave hia name Co the great uHa.
historic sea. its parent. ~ Wa UHF.
ham Young who. after plunF. into II.
called it Great salt Lake. % maine Il
viii bear 20 ita approaching and certain
Cnd.-Ncw York Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

Land. have sacrificed the lake to their
thrift.
The record Of the decline of Great salt
Lake Is written upon lts mountains
Time was. and biologists point TO the
handwriting on the rocks to prove this.
that the lake overtoppcd these mount
aims. Now It lies sluggish at their feet
The successive steps II the descent from
mlghtlness 10 comparative lowllrcss are
craven on the ranges OF mountains
which ore within sight Of the lake on
three sides. The mountains look as
though formed by plllns truncatcd ny
rnmlds one on top OF the other. giving
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

Ting down toward the loaat spread f1r
them on the ground. According o. tho
Mormon chronicles the guile ate until
their crops protrudcd. then dlag0rEal
the dead insects. and began over nEllH.
The winged rluttora saved tho crops.
eating the last ~ the CrlCkytH lt DO,
close OF the second day From that day
10 this It hnH been a criminal 0GoHf'
81 SHAY u gull and IN consequence tbr
birds have become exceedingly tame.
while the lake has kept the credit N
being the abiding place of the winged
savlura
BIRD life abouuds about the shores u
the Great salt Lake, Including ln
abundance OF wild geese and swan.
which, however, have no nsh Co live
upon, as the water ~ go douFDly Hllt
that It 10 death TO all but species %;
ehrlmp. Water insects thrive upon ne
surface. and upon them and the shrimp
tho birds feed
SALT MAKING INDUSTRY.
Tho lake had been long time IN
adjunct Of Salt Lake city before tho
Mormons set about TO profit from mo
opportunity for salt making. IN late
ycars the Industry has Increased 10
such n degree that Il IL not lmpr1blhir
that the water pumped out has
contributed somewhat 20 the lower.
lug of the lake, The process Of HIlt.
making 10 simplicity itself, Pipes arc
run out Into tho lake and the water IL
pumped ashore, where u Nv distributed
TO tho depth OF several Inches over pre-.
pared oblong boda, formed by banking
tho mud up Into little walls After
evaporation, when the water ~ g0no
ana only tho white sediment remlInR
men are put to work shoyylng u ~ Into
q heap IN the c,ntor, The product l1
unrvnncd salt, which ia loaded upon
HAT ears. run out upon the salt flats hy
a convenient switch track, and shipped
away.
Within the last i've years numerous
artosian wells have been dug in Utah,
but they have not increased tho lrrlgl-
ton eupply Of water 10 any marked oN-
tent. as their use IL confined closely 10
the spots Immediately about the wella
Their value II for gardens and small
orchards. The Jordan valley n green
and fruitful, but the shadow over tho
Great Salt lake grows darker,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

four rivers from their course 10 Great
Salt Lake into the fields Of Utah. The
noids blossomcd and nourished and
great Salt Lake shrunk and dwlndled
and lost It's substance 10 the upper airs.
The Jordan River. the Weber River.
the ogden River and the Bear river
yielded iera and less OF their fresh
waters 10 the saline lake. Utah came
10 rank hlrh be- the llst N agricultural
States. and Great salt Lake grew 90 b.
% mere curious remnant The Mofmoua.
to whom this Dead Sea. 200 like that
other ln Palestine that they looked upon
Il as MaaUs did upon the Promised
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
GREAT SALT LAKE is DISAPPEARING.
Dy Professor JAMES E. TALMAoE. chair Of oooloq

Professor o. Unh
tn fate Fab
ngrp Thhtyy ei, Na
mile n Myth sarr
rhe c,uvs OF geologic
" b Of salt where opa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

Aside from the serious Inconvenience
and pain caused by piles. there Is .
tendency 10 tistula and TO cancer IN tho
rectal regions Piles should not be- al.
lowed IN run on unchecked. TAliLERS
BUCKEYc FILE OINTMENT " an
infalllblc remedy. Price % cts. o bottle.
tubes 20 cts. z, c. NJ. /. Drug DEPART
ment.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-20
Scnatnriunbl in SElnriSa.

3 llab a fee, 5Iu., 10. 2(priG.
= 6r. 5dliuferro purbe beuts in Der
gemeinI3aftlihsn SiBung beiOer 9du=
Ter Der 2egisiatur bei Der eriten DIS
Itimmung 5um8unOesIenator ertpdblt.
Gr erbielt SO Stimmen, pd6reno 80
fir Pasco, 6 fir Gau un0 1 fir @lorf
abgegeben pur0en.
Sas. g. 9aiiaTero puroe am 30.
September 1847 in Orange Court
bouFe, 8a., ge6oren uno biente pdb>
renb Der lsBten feds Sabre Oes 8iirgerz
friegeB oIs gemeiner SoIoat in Der
conF0berirten Nrmee. Na4 bem8riege
IieB er Ti4 in SadFOnDiae 6lu, niez
Der, mo er ieitbem an DerI4ieOensn8ez
f6Gfts unterns6mungen 6etbeiligt
gdpeTer 1T. Gr iIt 9egenpdrtig 9rGz
Iibent Der GrIen National 8ant BON
Sompa unO MiigiieO Der StautszSaz
militia Vshnr0p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-20

Die 8erfertiger Der foq6en 9un0erts
0pGur Sil6er Certificate aufz
geTpurt uno berbaftet. - 3pei
MGnner in q6ilaoIp6;a un6 Orei
in 2ancaIier, ga, feit8enommen.
1oTbinqton, 9. s., 10. 9(pril.
- So6n 6. @Ifis, Gbef os8 9s6eim=
bieniIeB bes S6uBamte5, uao |eins
0qenten berbafIeten gefiern in 9bila~
oelpbiQ Qrt6ur 3ablor un0 8alon;n
g. 8reOeG, bic 5dfI6er De8 beriihmtsn
nMonroe 9opfz" "6unoerE Dollar
Silbsr Certificates. Sn 8er6inoung
nit Der 2lngelegenbeit puroen beute in
QdncoIier, Ya., aud Die Gigurrens6dz
6rifdnten Wm. %. Sacots uno Dm.
$. &enojg, Topie Sya8. 8urns, Elm 9tnz
geIteGter Saco6s', feItgenommen. Die
Platten, auf psl4er oieIe uno anoere
5GlI6ungen, oarunter audi fali4e
@ieuerIiempel geOrudt tpurOaJ bsrz
F6ieoene onOsrs 2lpparate, funf Som
nen 9apier unb eine groBe QuantiIdt
fdlI4er 'SteuerIiempel fielen ben Be-
amten in bic 9dnoe. Die yMonroez
&ppfz"Platten, Iopie bic S!euerplats
ten tpurOen in 2ancaIter uufgsfunoen,
mo ba5 Druden beTorgt purDe. 2(nz
bere Platten, nit pet6en faiT4e 9unz
bert uno 5iinF5ig 0oGarnoten ber>
geItelt pOrben Ddren, fpuroGn in 96iz
laOeip6ia entbedt. Oas Gigsnt6um
oer Oer6afteten GiQdrrta 6abritdns
len, e;rI4lieBli4 i6rsr 8anf Cont,
ilno nit 8eF6Iag betegi porben. Sap
lOr uno 9rsoeG limb iunge @rdoeurs,
pel4e Iih erft tiir3li4 in 96ilaoelp6id
lei6ItItdnoig eta6tirten, na6Oem lie fir
OerT6ieoene 6irmen gedrbeiiet butten.
Sie foQen ber6aFtet porOen Iein, pd6z
reno lie t6e!Td6l4 nit Dam 0ruden
Der 5dlI6ungen 6e19dftigt parsn. Die
@eFangenen neroen b:mnd6f ein Der
60r DOR bem 8unoe5 @ommj6dr be-
Fe6en. Gs psrluutet, baB Iie bereits
Elm 9eItGnoniB u6gelegt baben, in nell
dem Iie ertldren, Die in lmlduf geIeBz
ten falF9en Silber Certificate reprds
fsntirien sinsn 8etrag BON ni6t gang
$4,000. D;eIes 6alIifitat puroe 3uS
erlt Dor etpa einsm Sabre i'm umlauf
entoedt uno mar 10 bolenoet nu6ges
a6mt, baB fOgur Die Grperten OesP4iz
ldoeipbier llnIerI9aBamtes lGn9ere
3ejt iiber feline Ne6tbeit Ooer llndAtz
belt i'm 8psiTel paren. S4aBamtsfes
tretdr Gage lieB Iofort Die gdn8sGmIiz
iion oieier @ertififate i'm 8etrage bon
mebrersn W2illionen Dollars einberus
fen unO F6idte tsieQrapbiT4e @arnun9
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na6 oIen SEGoten oe5 2anoes. 0ieIe
5eitqemGBe MaBregeln md4ten IS ben
5Gli4ern unm0glia, gr0Bers 8etrdgs
ibrer 6alIififate in llmlduf gu ieben.
Die @e6eimdgenten De5 S4aBamtes
Iinb feitOem nit Ro6ForIaungsn Be-
ItGftigt gepeIen, unO bieIel6en baben
ieBt ben getpiinI6tsn Grfolg gebdbt.
2arcufsr, ga, 10. Qpril. -
Die bier berbafteten Sdli9er 6eItdn0en
6sute Elm 8er60r por osm 8unbe5z
@ommiI7Gr Mont9pmern, ipelher Sas
co6g unler $45,OOO uno &enoig unb
Burns unter ie $4,000 8iirgi6aft
FellIs. 8enDi9 leiIiete bsute Q6en0 Die
inn auFerlegte Caution, Saco65 unO
8urns 6efinoen Iib nod i'm 6ieIigen
9efdngniB unb perbsn morgen ra9
P6jlaOelpbia a6gefiibrt perben. Sus
cobs Ioq T3pn frii6er an perI6ieoenen
betriigeriFben 9ransutttonen in getpz
gOrt 6eibeiligt gefpsien Iein. 60 3. 9.
erlangte er BON elmer 9biiubelpbier6ira
ma cine gruBe QuantitGt Duaren duf
@rebit fir cine aRgt6lihe 5irmu 9es
briibtr Drt1fuS. 2lls bic @duren in
gsp 0prt anldngten, berIteIgerte er
Iie uno berouftets nit benz Grtrdg.
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elmer Is Munn Farten 8oolsmanll>
F3aft be8 y0prttopn" gu bertpedisin.
Die 5ilipinp5 bebaup.en ferner, oEe
ttr3il4 bon ben Spaniern gerdlmle
Staoi 3um6oango. i'm Tiioli4en 3hsIle
Der SnFel MinDanoo, 6sFsBt gu Rabsn,
Me1rere SouTerb MuuTsrgstpebre, e!s
ne groBe 9uanEiEGt Wunition II. mebz
rere FpdniI6e &anonen6oote Gsien ibnen
bort in bic 9dnoe gefuIen. Die 8a%
nonenboote nurper, tpie Die Suntd be-
9dupiet, ben 94to 9ranoe 6inauF ge=
T6id!, no 1ie ni9t BON ben @merIta@
nern errei6t perben f0nnen.
W a bingto n, .. g., 19. QprIl.
= Sn 6ieIigen Regierung5treiFen
f4entt man Tel6frebenb ben o6igen9lnz
gaben Der 5tIipino Sunta teinen
9lau6en 9enerai Dts bat, 10 Tdgt
man, ni6tB Oerartiges beri6te!, uno
ieoenfaG5 nIroe Dies geT9e6en Fsin,
tpenn Die 9eI6i9te ii6er bic 9eFangenz
nabme Der 140 2meritaner pabr mare.
Sffi3telIes bonn 9enerul /
Otis.
Wof6ington, .. g., 19. 2tPrA.
= Tu9ftebenbs 0speI9s bes Generals
Otis 1T Dem &risqsOepurtement 8nge@
gdngen:
g2apton fe6rte am II. aus bem
Seegabist 3uriid unb bra6te Die gez
tupsrten 5abr5suge nit. Die Sniur>
genten ipiaen Dor unieren 2euten 8ltz
rid, 3eritreuten Ii6 unO parten jeBt
auf 9eIegenbeit, berein3elte Deta6ez
ment5 an3ugreifen. Die beferen alai>
len Der Gingeborenen Iino be8 8riege5
miibs uno piinf6en SSrieOen. Die
Srfurgenten feBen groBe 9Offnungen
auf bic Riidfsbr unferer 8olontdre
nu9 ben Ser. Stuaten. S6re Qrmee
lit bemordlifirt unb fat groBe 8erluite
ourh 9eierttonen unb Sob erlttten.
Sic tperDen inbsRer i6ren 9uerilaz
trieg nod tpeiter fortIeBen un0 fengen
uno pliinIbern. @dunofeit uno Stimz
nung unfersr Sruppen Itnb befrieoiz
gen0. DE RIftsbr Der 0olontdre
ptrb uneefdbr am 5. Waui beginnen
uno iiber SSuni uno Sult fortgeieBt.
Die 5reitpilliqen iinb 8iGens, psiter
gu Oienen, Bis SrunsportgeEegenbeit
fir ibrt Hudreiis bor6anoen lit. Die
Na4ri6ten bon ban 8iiand SnIeln
lautsn ermuI9igeno. = (8e3ei4neD
Sti5
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Der 8orItabt 9outbs9OQunO po6n=
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i'm bic 9eble mil einem MeB9erneFer
bur9i9nitt. @r fprang bann auf elm
9Ferb uno entfIOb. Sin Wlob perz
foIgte i'm, bolte ibn ieOo4 ni6t Elm.
U2an glaubi, baB gptItru pIObli9
lpa6nlinnia lpuroe,
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= o n o n, 19. 2lpril. - Die euro
pdii9e Suntu Der p6ilippinen bat sine
OepeI92 bon General Guna, 8efe6lsz
bdbers Der SnIurqenten i'm OiIfrift
W}anIld, erbalten, tpel9e bonn leBten
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nonenboot ngorttptpn" 8u MAIDEN,
puroe bur9 bic Sattif Der SSilipinos
on5u Derlodt, feline 2inien auf oefd6rz
iIae Welle Gus3ubebnen, nit benz Tez
fultdt, baB cine aug 14O Offiaieren II.
Soloaten bsitebenbe N6t6eilung na6s
gtnangonam in einen 6inter6ali fiel
uno bon ben SnTurgenten seFangen ge=
nommen puroe. DIS 2atpton bisTs
Nahrl9t an Der 2aeuna be Bah em=
ping, 5og er lid unier benz 8orpanb,
oab er pom @eneral Dis 5uriidberuz
fen poroen lei, neil berIe,be einen Gin
geborensn 4ufItanp in Der S!abtWlaz
Mia befiir9te, mad Mani!a 3uriid."
Sbiger 8orfaa III cine Tsparuie @fz
faire uno ni9t nit bem 8srfapinoen
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YRnT0FSs In feintn Btrfcbiceruen EprA
NUtN%N+t" men scbeilt uHe ptrblfet o
- nn11tnp'H
~ @1tlle1t,

rein peottdbIlii6, milb uub Juo,rlGifg 5roa.u
CUR bO1f6noiqsu 9trOauung complster @biorption
uu0 timer gtiunsm 8egslmdsisf,it Der 5uuttou,n
bcs Rorpus bel. Gi,itIbn bcbtbsH 0Gt St0runecR
beg Ud9,Hs, Der 9tb,r, EiugtDeDt, RiutH, glais
uno RerousRrdntbtit.n.
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RuOmuD'S
3eaoO 3c(tef
brilt unS berbiitst

GrFdItunssH, Suffen. entIunoften SaIs, Sn-
fuenJG. Srondbtis, SnrumOnid. Rbeuz
matiSmuS. gieuraIsIe. SUpfrpcb. 3abus
psb. Gabma uns NtbtmuUtb.
Gs furirt bic btftieReH g d mtrs
5en in elmer bis iBunJa WtiuuttH. EituanO
brOubt cine StuHps, uadbem sr bitis Gnnonee gta
leien, g dbmtrIeu leieen.
SuHtrlid d Gin balber bis ein qan5tr
5bselsffsI eou in ejusm Glaie g3oFer furirt in
iUenistH NiHutsn S,jbi6muJCn 3rampf,, lauren
Wagtn, 66lailsfgi,it, Uligrdnt, 3iarrbo, 8ss
ienttrit, Rolif gIdbungR uHO ale iHnsrl6tn 9ts
iblUsr6su.
mnINrT0 in feintn Brrfcbicsruen Spr4
~|RN%"<e" men gcbeilt uHe pCrblfet o
Gs ,riitjri ftir, RsOijin Der gg,It Dtlb, fgisbss
uHO 8sbsliieber uHO ale aRDsrtu malariideH,
biljDin uHO UH0crs 5itbTeribeHungcH 70 raid,
fois q a iD p's RsaDD D 8sliei i'm 8srsiu
NIT R a b IN rs 9iIltn iurirt.
9tsiitubt iouteH tets cine i}laidt RON GabDneE
GtaOp Rtlitf nit nb iibrsH. 6uigt 5rDpitn in
@aFr oubutsH Rrontbeit oOu llupashdteit in
SSolgs gudnOrurq Oss Wafsr5. g. it brisr ais
Der fraus0fibs graHoo oo,r bic bittsr,u Giaueurt,
fptldt as StiuulautieH gebraubt ptrsu.
9rtis 50 Gtuts prO GIaibs gu babsH bsi oIs1
GSOtbsftrn
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9oGGfdnbipt gtrbauuHg pirb bts
D,riftsaist our9 RaOtUaps 9iacu 9u iSolge ibrsr
dutibtIt0ic fen Gigtniaaftn fimulircu Fe bic
9eb.r BEL abou0srurq Der Sale uHO otrtu 4bQuug
0ur6 bic 6ausnqaugt Iitis 8iasu in Eoisu pon
Iuei big bier rtger raid Die Ibaiqfeit Der Qebcr an
unD beirttn Dtn Qatituttu UoH oeitH 9cibDerDeu
Cine Ootr jUs BON RaOwao's Qia,H taqli6 BON
Sern Qtnommeu, neat bili5R 5bmer3en uut,rs
p0ri,u fno uno DsrtH Hsber uitt riatiq uutiouirt.
baltcu oas Spitem in itiusr 8tq,Imdbieicit uub
fhtru sut Qtuun, @,rbOuuHs
@eHout gtprudtt COMMUNICATING aui irOcr
e6a6ttl; % Gents pro S6a6t. 3u babtu bel
alien apotbtttrH.
&abDab & & o., Vtlps0orf
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graftiid1ere Sdlrftte.

Die @erfe Der pbilippinen Gommifz
Iion. - 2tnitatt bumme Brotlamus
tionsn gu erIufsn, beniibt Iie Iid
jeBt, bic SnIurgentenfiibrer gu taus
fen.
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Gin gutter iSana.

Die 8erfertiger Der foIT6en 9unoerts
0o[lar Sil6er Certificate aufz
geTpUrt uno berbaftet. - 3pei
MGnner in p6ilaoelp6;a unb Orei
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@eneral@8onTuIs iiber ben 9ufnagsI'
San 1T i'm Quspdrtg:n 2lmt nod
niG6t einaetroffer.
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Qus 8ubape9f bur9gez
brannt.

8ien, 19. 2lpril. - 8uOapeTt bat
pieber einen Orudbrsnrsr peniger;
Der bortige 9etraioe 9roB6Gno.er s.
Neumunn 1T bur4 bic Qappen geganz
gen, na8osm er an Der 80rTe empfin0z
life 9erluIte - man Tpri6t bon 1OO,z
900 0Oppeltronen - erlitten 6al.e.
8ermut3iid bat er Fi4 na9 Hepzgort
gelDdnDt.
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grlgaDeqenerdl S:ng, tpel9er pI0Bz
LID erfrantte un0 feline 8rigabe ni6t
msbr befe6I!gen fam, if bon feinem
Commando a6qelDIt porben unO niro
auf Dem nd6Iten 3run5portI6iFF nQ9
Den 8er. St1aten 3uriiffebren.