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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
ELEGANT MILLINERY DISPLAYS
stores Have Been Crowded by Low
ers Of Fancy Headwear.

During the past week society has halted
IN its joyous career to take in the town on
the important and very pafastak.n- task
Of inspecting the new creations of the mil
linery art. and it is a mild expression 10
say that the ladies' Of the city have been
enrap-ured with the new spring styles.
All Of the millinery firms Of The city had
their annual spring openings on some day
during the week. and al report immense
crowds and successful run Of business.
TIE Boston Store had lis millinery open
ing on Friday and Saturday. and the Ia
dies VIII remember Il for many DAYS. Thu
souvenirs for the first day were a b5u-
Quee Of carnations ana roses. and for The
second day 4 special extraction was ar
ranged in the shape Of a fountain from
which issued the highest class Of per-
fuIne, with which each lady was invited TO
scent her hardke.chicf. The soa-e de-
voted to the millinery department was ar
tiSticaily decorated not only with fine e.
tec,s Of the new styles OF ribbons and
clusters Of handsome goods. but with nat
url flowers As well one show case W.
devoted TO the latest shades in red an
other 10 the beautiful shades in blue. ard
50 on clear around the room. Mss 1s-ss
W-gss head trimmer. certainly did her
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
RUSSELL Is DEAD
VICTIM OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
Succumbed to Terrible Agony of
Lockjaw.

Walter H. Russell Is dead. The awful
agony he had endured for the past two
weeks as a result OF an electric shock, re-
ceived on the morning of March e.ended at
o'clock this morning at the home Of his
friend, A. B. Little, 1247 South Fannie
avenue.
As a result Of the fearful work of the
electric fluid. the cells of the tissues were
killed and the victim succumbed slowly TO
the pain brought on by muscular disor-
ders. As foretold in the Eagle article of
Friday morning, the patient gradually
went into lockjaw, and all day Friday and
Saturday his jaws were set and his entire
body became rigid.
The young mans father arrived Friday
morning and was with his son until death
occurred. The body was taken to Dun
bars, where 1t will be prepared for burial
and sent to Monmouth, Kan, on today's
II 80 Frisco train.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
Fancy Silks

The greatest collection
ever opened in Wichita.
Nothing that is new but
what can be found here.
This is the busiest Silk
corner in the state. The
new Foulard Silks comprise
such a meritorious showing
that they deserve a story 10
themselves. These ideal
Summer Silks are most ex-
quisite examples of Ameri-
can manufacture. You
mustn't miss this Silk ex-
hibit if you would be posted
on Silk newness and good
ness.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
WANTS RIGHT OF MAJORITY
Youthful Defendant IN Divorce Suit
Wants TO sell Prnnnrfv

d. R Thomas yesterday filed a petition
in the district court. by his next friend
A J. Musselman, asking that the rights Of
majority be conferred on him in order
that he may sell a piece OF real estate at
Terrell, Texas. He says in his petition
that he IS the only heir Of deceased par
ents, and that ne wants the right to dis
pose OF his property. This was brought
about by divorce proceedings which were
commenced few days ago by his wife
Lucille Thomas, 10 whom he was married
on the 18th day Of last November and
abandoned her ten days after, according
TO the petition. His wife also asked all
mony and d snare Of his priperty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
The Wash Goods

Section presents a pleasing
sight to the many visitors
of this great store. This
section is robed in fashions
newest and choicest crea-
tons in Ginghsms, imported
and domestic figured Dimi-
ties, white, colored and
figured Piques, cotton Gov
erts, Linen Home Spuns
and Grass Cloths together
with a choice line of Per
Gales. The assortment is
at its height. Aside from
newness and variety, there
are price attractions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
MISS EMMA CHAMBERS
VIII leave Tomorrow for Peabody to
Accent Position

Miss Emma Chambers, who has been in
the dressmaking department at Cash Hen
derson's for SO long, viii leave tomorrow
for Peabody, Kan, where she is 10 take
charge Of the dre@making department of
one Of the largest firms Of that place. Mss
Chambers has demonstrated by her work
here that she is perfectly capable to go
anywhere in a similar capacity, and VIII
give satisfaction. Her many friends VIII
regret 10 have her leave Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
WILL HELP THE HOME
County Commissioners Agree TO As
stHeIen Gould Home.

The county commissioners have decided
TO help the good project started oy the
colored people OF this city by rendering
them the same aid In the maintenance 0.
ne Helen Gould home as IS being render
ed % the Childrens' Home. on the sarae
basis OF the number OF inmates cared FOR
Reuben johnson appeared before the con-
nisslonsrs yesterday n the Interest Of
the Helen Gould home. and readily got TIE
agreement from them Il looks now IKE
the worthy project OF the colored people
nroIld Be 2 Success n every way.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
MRS. GREEN NOT FOOTPADDED
Police say She sad Not Tell STRAIGHT
STORY

Mrs Clara Green, who startled the city
by the report that she had been held up
on North Topeka, while stopping over to
tie her shoe. has developed into a genuine
fraud, according TO the opinions Of the
police Sac told 50 many different stories
OF the occurrence and in relation to her
whereabouts, yesterday morning, that the
police became disguised and quit the
search She was evidently trying 10 work
up a little sympathy on which TO obtain a
railroad pass to Kansas City. and finally
did work one young man at the depot for
money enough to buy ticket to Newton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
Easter Veilings

At the Yelling counter
genuine entertainment IS in
store for the crowds of
Easter shoppers that enjoy
a sight Of new dots, new
spots, new meshes and all
that come into the creation
of that important item Of
woman s wardrobe-the veil.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26

love for those about her. In their grief the
community shares.
Owing TO the hour Of departure, relig-
ious services viii not be held here today.
but will be deferred until the party reaches
Kentucky
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
ParasOl News

News of the new Parasols,
just the daintiest, most en-
tertainiag conceits you ever
saw. Early? A trife, but
why deter you from gaz-
ing upon such a beautiful
collection of sunshades
when the goods are here?
There's a choice and they
will be ready for you Tues =
day morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
BeStofAU

To cleanse the system in a gentle and truly
beneficial manner, when the Springtlne
comes, use the true and perfect remedy.
Syrup Of Figs. One bottle answers for all
the family and costs only 30 cents. Buy
the genuine. Manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only. and Tor sale
by al Gruceiets
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
Dress Goods

Wander through this
Dress Goods section, see
the new tailor suitings, the
beautiful Black Crepons and
a world of novelties.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
DEATH OF MRS. KING
Remains VIII be Taken to Eminence,
NV, Today.

EsCIIHIIs " III De 4 Hktn 10 EmIn enCe,
Nv, Today
Mrs. Sophia King of Eminence, Ken
lucky, mother of Mrs. Jesse n. Haymaker,
died yesterday morning at II o'clock
Mrs. King had been spending the winter
with Judge and Mrs. Haymaker. The re-
mains, accompanied by Judge and Mrs
Haymaker. viii be taken to Kentucky to-
day. Mrs. King was the widow of Glide
on King, a very prominent Kentuckian,
and she survived him ten years, her age
being p. She was a bright, Christian,
loving spirit, and in rounding out her three
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
The New Belts

q grand array of them in
Jet and leather with fancy
clasps and buckles. All
that is new can be found
here, together with betting
by the yard with beautiful
clasps to match.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
Easter Kid Gloves

This Glove section was
never in better shape to
care for your wants. The
colorings are exquisite, the
quality never better and the
prices range from $1.00 up
wards.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26

The Rev John F. Won Herrlich, rector
Of st. Johns church, has taken up his
residence at 4lS East Central avenue, be-
tween Emporia and Topeka avenues, che
Shena I'd hnusA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26

Mss Ca-ea Wo'5. Uho has been visit
.As relatives IN Kentucky and ono s.ncs
october. returned h1ls Saturday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
The Cape Showing

For Easter wear is the best
ever displayed in Wichita.
Jaunty, hobby, fluffy styles
not to be seen elsewhere.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
Shirt Waists

An interesting lot in silks
and wash fabrics, all the
latest kinds known to the
trade. The showing now is
at its zenith. More shirt
waists here than you will
find in most stores.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26
Tailored Gowns

For Easter wear styles
that fashion fxers have de-
clared right" fabrics that
are true and worthy and
new. Not a reasonable suit
want that cannot be in
stantly filed from this COM
prehensive gathering.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26

49, 49, = -EsF-ss. :. asaaa 80.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-26

Dalz sAE-s = l--Fll-. = go @.1A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-06
uenn I'M de n.
9rr Chin inn Stciaru.

6o4pafer in alien 36eiIen oe5 O6e>
rem 5luBge6iets. - W2an boTFt
ieoo6, baB bic Gage in bieIem
5riibiabr feline iebr i4limme perz
ben ptrD.
Cincinnati, 5. MGr3. - 9ie
beFtigen 8egeugii6e Der leBtsn paar
Sage iUoIia unb Ditli6 pom OFioz
3iber, pom &entudDsRiber an Bis
binauF mad Wforgantnipn, W.z8u.,
baben ueberI4ipemmungen peranluBt.
3nei 0rittel BON GbarIeIion, 80. z8d.,
iteben 6eute 2lbenb unter 0afer. Der
6luB itebt bort 3ur 3eit iiber Al Sub
bod, un0 man glaubt, baB er nod
Inn einen neiteren SUB Iteigen niro,
Dies tpurbe trgenb einen fri6eren
0aferitunb in Der Stdbt iibsrtreTFen.
Bon 8ortersburg, @.z@u., an Bis an
bic p6eren @etpG1Ier bes S6io 1in0
aue IebenFIiiFe bo6 angei9poaen, iez
op9 1T bic 9eFa6r bort o6en ni6t 10
groB, tpie tpeiter unten in MeTtz8irz
Qinien unb 3entutp. Sir point
9leaIunt, Gattle5burg unb 9ort5z
mout6 fat bas 8etterbureau beute
Q(benb @efd6rIignale dngsorbnet. Qlm
604Tten 1T Der groBe &anaip9az8iber
qeTiieqen, uIein audi Der fleine &dz
naip6d, Der 8iQzSunbD, Der Gliding
unb Der &entudnzRiber rollen groBe
DuFermaTen gum 3bale. - Seute
Q6enb 1T bu5 Wetter tlur urb falt,
uno ba bas tpurme Wetter in ben 5e9n
SaQen bpr ben i6peren Regangjifen
ben qr0Bten S6eil be5 S9nees i'm
@s6irge geI6mOl5en h1t, 10 tpirb e5
bieIlei4t pbne cine ie6r ber6eerenOe
6lut6 a6qe6en. Smmer6in iteigt Der
Ohio aQent6alben BON 9alipoli5 an
Bis 3ur M2iinburg be5 &entudpzRiz
Der. en- 9ortsmout1 febt er 48 SUB
unb bier bei Cincinnati. mo- er 6euR
Ql6enb uuF 48 SUP Ttebt unb ettpa 3
Bon pro Stunbe Itei9t, re6net man
duF cine Marimumh06e bon 56 SUB.
g2euer Regen ipiirbe ndtiirli9 Die
Sa6(doe berI6Iimmern. Sin @aFerz
ftano BON Sc SUB piro bic 8obn3iige
ber6inoern, ben Union Central
8a6nfof" gu erret9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-06

Die GGrolinens Sn5eGn..
9Ro0rib, 3. Mdr3. - Gs berlaus
tet bier, baB 0euti6lano Die l1nters
banblungen in 8e5ug auf ben 2lntduI
Der @urolinen Snieln erneuert bat.
@arItFen Oemonfratios
men.
% abrib, 3. U}Gr3. ~ Die Gurlis
Iten Fdngen an, tpieber bon Ti6 b0ren 81
laiIsu. Sine 1000 Wann tarte S6aar
DeIertsure aus Der ipunii9en 2trmse
bat Iih nabe Der fran3OIiI6en 9ren3e
5uiammen gerottet uno rpeigert Iia,
nG6 Spanien 3uriid5ute6ren, obgleib
ben 2euten 8egnuoigung perIpro6en
poroen lit. Qu9 aus 8alancia perpen
GdrliIten 0emonfrationen gemeIOet,
bod Itno bier feline Gin3eln6eiten Darz
ii5:r in grfa3rung gu bringen.
g ata itropbe uuf einerrufs
fif9sn Giferba6n
9eter8burG 3. N}Gr8. - Sin
nit 8eu3in qefiilter 8e6dlter erploz
birte deItern QbenO in einem 0dqgon
brittsr &Idfe uuf her mad 9pinst
fii6renoeu GiTenblbn, iiiolia BON 9es
tersburg. Der Wdggon berbrdnnte,
feds Sruuan unb Elm Wunn tdmeu
um's 2eben, unb Is qer1onen puroen
berleBt.
30nig 5umbert's &apIdn
qeitorbeu.
81 m, 5. MGr3. - WonIignor 9(ns
sino, &uplun bes &0riq5 5umbert BON
StaIien, iit beute geitorben.
GnqIanb bebGlt bd8 q l.
S6dI.
9uris, 5. MGr8. - DAB benz
l1ebereinfpmmen, ipond4GnglanO uno
Sruntrei6 Der 8aTiB elmer 8oblenitas
tion in Oman, @lrubien, geItdttet miro,
cine ulIqemeine S6li9tung Der 0iffea
ren3en beioer QGnber 3u 9runbe liegt,
finost 8eitGtigung our6 bic Grtlds
rung, baB 5rantrei4 Gnglanb i'm unz
geIt6rten 8eTiB bes gan3en NiltbaLes
lGBt.
9rp3effiruug angeoroz
net.
Qonoon, 3. N&dra. - Der Regi'
frdr Der 9unterott 2lbtbeilung bes
Sbergeri6ts orbnete bic 9ro3eiIirung
Oes 8riinoers GrnIt Serab 9oOlep,
Der Ti6 i'm SUM- b. s. bancroft ertldrt
bate, an.
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Sin SritnngsSug berungIidt.

2otomotipFu6rer uno 9ei5er get0Otet.
- Sin GrbrutI6, Dsran!aBt Our4
6eftigsn Reqen, berurId4ia oa5
llngLid.
6untinqbon, ga, 3. Mdr3.
- Die erIte Settion sinss um 7 ubr
beute frHb bier FGGigen 8situngsz
S8neu3uge5 sntgleiIte eins Ytsile 0Itz
lid bon bier an elmer Steue, no in
SFoloe be8 6eftigen Regens in Der per-
Qanqenen Na4t ei1 Grorutf9 Itattgez
funoen bate. 2otpmptipfu6rer Mcz
gut4in uno 5ei3er :. 8. Sroce, 8eioa
aug 6arrisburg, tamen unter Die umz
fliir8enoe Qotomotioa gu liagen uno
puroen duqenblidli9 get0otet. W}cs
Gut9in's leberreIta Tino bis CUR unz
tenntli9teit berbrannt. Die nenigen,
auf Dem 3uge befinoli9en 81fagiere
entfamen unperIeBt. Strefsnpd4ter
Gong bate Ii9 benibt, ben 2otomoz
tibfii6rer 8u pdrnsn, allein oerie.be
lab bas Signal ni9t, Biz es 8u fpGt
mar. 3psi 5rd9t5iige fu6ren unmitz
telbur na9 Dem llnFaQe bon 3pei Sci
ten ber in ben Srimmer6aufen binein,
uno mebrere befrd6tete Waggons Ell
nes ieoen oerfeiben puroen oemo!irt.
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2osnet's
SleiSeritUffe- Sriibiabrss

36=oags gang tpoGsne SarOnp=Rl,iOerhOis, in
i6G8ttn Gay6n uuo u,mufut;n IelrunUn; 36s
j6aiSc Qtmuit,rts ipsifarbiOs slsioermatcriaIi,n,
upO 36gi0aiae abiOlut Gauj pOame Gbsds, in auss
s3:4n,;su 6arbm, 29c.
38=,0m9s gmj ipoamc asnristtus, in uutn
uttraftip:n Garb,n, uno 38.j6aig' gam tpOrlcn,
sura5sserss in oeH pani4enspsrt6:ftsn Garbsn
39c.
4596aiut gang wOn;ne impOrtjrte 9snrie!tas,
sammct= ?lpPgstnr, in uusn a,psf;n 6drbuno,u
soc.
56loui9: gunI pOtl,ns OetD;ntc oOmsipun, nus
Matrialien iHr DON S8nciocrn onjuftrtia:uos Rc=
fiur:, in gran uno braun unO oran'u m,lirunacn,
rtguldrcr 99,rt6 $lOO. 75c.
3SgOlige gang tUonsns iarbas fgan36Fi9e 9o=
Pius, in o:n 5opuldrtn Garbsn6attirungtn 75c.
AZ uHo Hsj6uiss feline 9oplins. impOrtirt, in
allen btten Gars:n, orObarti1s Cuuiitdt. $1.OO.
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3osner's
SriibiabrS= =Tabrifatc-nene Mnitcr.


Qltlls uppretirte Strsts in 6lrbu pcn 5urquo;s,
eaptnoel, marincblau, gDrtlt, Garnet unO marine
blau, Garuct unO grim, bintrnO; ebmiO cin gfor=
timcat BON tarrirtr iapan8tr rtintr 5tiOs, in
uusaciu8tsn mufern unO Garben, ptrt6 39,. Sir
zoe.
2Opp;ls, g8arp" farbige Surab=sdOs in Oarust,
rOia, Oh 8Oic, 5sablau, 2urquOis, braun, purs
pur, franl0FB blau, GarOinat creme mo itparJ,
U,rtb SOC cir 89c.
I7ur6ige 6rofalsg gGorpg," in Sb;no=Garbtn uro
itiuarj, qsOrudts iapunii8e seioc in augoaei6ncs
ter manniufatiaf;it Der 9siFns, iopie idpar3 bros
caoirts 8rOssgrain, aubsrorOenti8 bobe g8.rtbe,
fir 40c
27j0aige iuafut3ts Seine, 2DOnsr 5drbuns; 19s
j0aigs i8DarJe 1affeta trtra Cualitdt, uno 10
,0aioc i8intrnoc 9aff,tas, Babi8; GOmbnationcn.
soc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-06

Dem nG6ten 3eugen, einem Quartterz
mstIter=Sergeantsn pom 9. Wtahahu@
lettszRegiment, Ndmen5 O'SuQrpdn,
4ls bieIer fagte, bas nGanneo 9eef"
9otten feline Qeute ni9t ungerubrt Il.
Das @tsz6leiT4 lei Elm i6euBli4eS
,3eug nit gSooesgsru6" getpeIen, 5u@
ieBte, paB er bic bon jenem r8esF"
ousgeItr0mten Sale angebe. Der
bodsre Munn nurbe etpp5 confus,
blte6 a6er bod Bel Der Qngabe, baB
oos 3eug yiebr i6Ie6t" geipeien lei.
&ur5 bor S9luB Der StBung mel
oete ii4 elm eben uusgemuIterter 5retz
Dlltger BON 8rpdnf5 9iegiment, 5rf.
Runbas nit gfamen, ais 3euge. @r
CAB an, baB er in Der Comp .>8ii4e
IN SodIonpille nit Giss5IeiI6 trau=
riqe @rFa6rungen gema6t 6abe, nu6
befen @enuB ane -Soloaten frant ge=
ipOrOeH ieien. Gr lei auf bem 9etmz
tpege beqriFfen unb pplle Tich ols
3euge berrefmen Iafen. O6erIt 0az
bis mics ibn I6rpTT a6 unb ertldrts
fpGter. er terne ben Wlann ni6t; es
Iiesen eine WluFe grdnts unO n8etrijs
Ger" ferlm, 4pel6e por oem @ert4te
4usfdgen MAIDEN ppQten. Runods
trug nod feline Uniform.
9a5 ySFleii9geri6t" tritt ipa6rz
f6einIi6 0tsnItog bic 3eiIe na6 @6iz
cogo unb anoeren StdOten DeS 8ez
items an.
8OrIGuftg feline Qnperz
bung BON g 9olpntGren.
Die @abri8einIi6teit niro INNER
gr0Ber, 0uB ber 9rGIioent ii6er6aupt
ni4t bic inn bsipi[Iigten $4,000 6retz
ptlIigen einberuFen. ionoern Iih nit
Den $1,000 8eguldren 6egniigen ptro,
es lei BERN, boB Die Sage Der 0inge
auF ben 9bilippinen Ii9 peIentltb
perI9limmerte. 9u eire bebeutsnbe
Rebuttion Der @n3abl Der freirpiuigen
StobSOFfi3iere ge6Oten 1T, legen Ii4
Die einfIuBrei6en Skinner" Der 8oz
lontdrzOTFi3iere mG8tig fiir8sibebaIz
tung i'm 0ienite in'5 3eug. Gs beiBt,
buB funf 9eneralmajor5 Der 5rsttpilz
ligeR beibebaIten perben iolien, MANI
lt4 Dts, canton. S6aTter, See uno
8ilIon.
Il be # itdttg ge6Iie6ene s r
nennungen.
Inter ben ni6t beItdtigtsn @rnenz
nungen beFinoen Ii9 Dor Nuem Die
iGmmtIi9en SFFi3iers : 9dtentz@er=
Iei6ungen fir 2lngeb0rige Der Nrmee
(ipegen au8ge3eihneter DienIte i'm
6elb3uge), Die 9apaiizGommiFdre
0iItritt5ri6ter 8. q. Gport BON e.
Carolina, gfabalzOfficer So6n 8e6er
bon NetpzOrlean5 (gegen beiOe @rz
nennungsn CAB Iih beOeutenOe OppO~
Titior funb) unb Martin S. Garter
bon 9ennIplbanien al5 8oniul inst.
SSobn5, R.zS.
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SOSner's
@laee.0 0nnoiGlnhe.

ggjr bab:u an 6aro 12jO 9aars ertrl feline dus=
g,tUablt. m'usC8Eacs=oauOidube ans Den f,iuttn
augeciubtn Sduttu uugciertipt, mad ou ;dbtcft;u
franj6Fibtn TSuittru juQsi6uttcu, ioroidltie ats
ndbt. mir sDsi 9efrit5gungs SpaHssn Ut,i:5sn,
neu,f, SeiOcufidtr,i AMI Der cbtrtd6s. lsiu,re
Gu1litdt ootr bsfsrs 6mDi6ubs touncn i6perI;6
ber5efelt nsrS,n. cir ieOs 6anO uoatommu pai=
,HD iUs Siss it,ts bel uns Der Sal 1T, NIT fur3eu
uno mitttlaussn 6iueTu. Die oanoihubc bab,n
ole traabarcn Gigeni6dfttu Der bthtn Sorte BON
Glacs =pauOibubsn. g9tnn Sic IS rpiuib,H. ptrctn
Sbun Disidb,r oneepaSt. Riemals purot Elm
6anOihub nit Oitisr, fir pcugtr, ols $l.25 r,eu=
lar osrtauft. 9ro Qadr 75c.
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9osner's
MlGntel. 2epartement.

fSamsn=3ud,ts, aus sari epOa,nsm lObfarbiotu
SOo.rt;Su6 bsrgsttlt rf5!D JrOnt," ntu,r frcujos
fibsr RHd;u, tinsttsrbter Rraatu. Dur6pto nit
atlab ssfiittsrt, tpsrtb 800. SD AS.
r9aur.us5adtts aus i5patjsr gan, SolIsu,r
serse berg,ttnt, n,uss ,9or1 6ront,ls 5dcOu, balb
ani6ftbnO,r Gfistt, Ourduea nit astpiatr eus
rdb stiHtt,rt, tp,rtb sL9S 1915
Samsna5udsts, aus f,insr Cualitdt BON p.n.tia.
niibsm 5ua uHgefsrtigt, oopyelrei5io. ,gors.
SrOuts ssidItsIts KERNEL, Straps Sdums am Riis
den, sanj NIT GtIds s,iitt;rt; Oieislb.n FnS in
i6.oari uuo IO6iarbis; ipsrtb 1915 $5.9S.
5amsn=RI,ior6ds, i6liat i5parIe eoHj pousns
SturmzSerse. etidlttlt,r uuO .gutton4= =Radisits,
E;ucs runoes Gacrr, nit 9,rcalins osfItt,rt, nit
SlmHttssano einseilbt, pert5 $3.50 $2.9S.
9amsHsRlsiOr0dt, Ttra Gualitdt BON gum pols
lsnsr GbsOiOt, Die 5ronts unD e:ittn nit sanO BE-.
i'st, ntuss r5lur"=Gaepu, nit Saum,t .Sano Gins
ssiabt id,.oarJ u. m1riRe5ldn, ntrt6 $500. $49S,
Glsslnt esitrsiits 9treal.zS Sam,n=S Saia,n. 9o.s
uso eeidItat,r 9iden, on e;r 5rputs nit GaltsH;
f:paer itidDt peibs @ique=Saja,n @loui,n= 6rOnt..
0Oa iGssi3Hitt,ntr RHdm Dsrtb sl25. 9Sc.
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9osnet'5
icbtuarsc SGeiScrffuffc.

3Sslolgs guw pOn,us GrtsOn=gfftftt, ptrfette
5lrb.n uuO SOC. psrO:H. sptjita zoe.
Sapar3e 9riaiantinc, bpbsr Glanj, 39c.
SBsarje gang ipol;ue Iooeltics, SOC.
,Sd)lu1r5ts gOu3 ipoleu,s 9trrinQbon,=3 3ut 75c.
S5paris ea8 lpra;ue Gbc0Ot, 81 3oa brett, 81.
s6par3,s uau3 e6Ontnts grOaOtlOtb, $I25.
.stluar3t Gr,pons pom nsu iOqtrauuteu frfcru=
cm Gcut6cn, Die ntu,itsn impor:;rtcH Gff,Ftc, pon
81 Is b:runtr big ju $3.50.
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0rfrnnhrt.

Genes, Del, 3. Mdr3. = 9as
BON glorfolf, 8a., rua 0eIton, q. s.,
bsItimmte 0ampF 2i6terfdiff nSaz
meIi" itranbete um 10 llbr bsute 8orz
mittua auF 8iniams Sbouls, brsi
Meilen 6If(i6 bon Dbaqops 8ea9z
station. Die Manniaaft tpuroe ge=
rettet. 9us Sgabr8eug lit mil Baiier
aefiiut uno pa6riae;nlia total DerlOz
rar1.
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Griffin unb 4ammer0i ies

9stersburq, 5. Mdr5. = Die
@rdfin 8aIilofF 1T nit Dem admmers
oiener ibres Mlannss bur9ge6r1nnt
uno Der G3ur bat Iie oes4alb ibrer Ii
tel fur berluitig ertldrt.
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bitten bon $3.50 aufpdrts Bis gu SIS.

gBir tUOaeu ms in feu,r gB,ii. briiftu, bod be-
tra8tsH mir Oitis gusfcaunu uls zine Der b,rrl6.
cl tUel3s iemuls esbOten tDurOc. 6ciOuUrrs Ou bits
iclbe iODObI fir 9isi,ngen Sutcrsf, bat, ptds
@ubpaarsn 5u popuIdrtn qrsieu ju faufm iuiin=
4rH, uIs aud fir SOI6s, psl5s Den grtis fir Die
r;itttsn fraH3Oiiiben WlOOeGe iu jablsn g8iacns
fao. gu olti6tr 3,it uuD in gsrbinOuua Oamit
ipsrom mir aass Reue in 91umcu 9dnoeru uuo
Crnamcutsn jur ausittlune brinesn, ipOOur5 Sic
cine 0elsg,ubsit CUR Setpunosrung aa,s 9tfi,u er=
baltcu, mas sur 6srfsfuug feinsr uno cltgnutsr
Ropfbsp,fuusn gtrp,nOuug fiuOst. Gs lit Si,s
f:ius Gslegtubcit sur GrDdbHuug Don 9rsiien, bod
tUerotu Sic aacs 6cutli8 uusmartirt finOm 10 OaB
Sic uuf DEN erftcn gugtnblid ,rttuRen touusH, Oab
mir n3t i'm @trinofcn Don uHitrr Q:UObntsn @cz
t5oor abaeiui8eu, Griparuugen fir Oas goIt gu err
m69li6cn. Sag allgemsnt 9ubIitum iupobI pc
Sis Cti8dftgpelt Diro man6ss @ertbDOas unO
g8i8tqc bci eincm geiu5. Oicitr gusf'aun1 crler=
Hcu t6nU:u.
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8efriebiqenOes 8efin ben
bes 8upftes.

Rom, 5. Mdra. - Der 9apf,
pe!6er Ti8 beute frH6 bei'm 2lufIfe6:n
in Der beiten Stimmung befano, err
fu6te feline i'm 8or3immer 6eTinbli9en
9iener uno 8drter. Der WlaFe in ieis
mem S9laf8immer bei3upobnen.
Sin I'm 10 llbr 8ormittags erLaFsz
nes 8uGetin Iaqt: Ser qapIi perz
bra9te cine rubiqe Na9t uno genoB
einsn me6rItunbigen erquidenoen
S9laf. 2fns t0rp,rli4en 6unftionen,
9uls uno Semperatur Tino normal.
@s lit ni4t n0tbia gepeIen, bic @unOe
auf's Neue 3u priifen. 4ein tpeiteres
8uGetin pirb beute 2(bsuo arli7en
peroen."
Rd6oem Der gapIf iein 2uoer I'm
i'll ll6r 8Ormittags berlufen battle,
fe6rte er um 32ubr in ouIiel6e 3uriid.
Gr genieBt jeBt tpieber ieine aen66nz
li9e 8Oit, unb iein 8eFinOen lGBt me-
mig gu piini6en ii6rig. @d6ren6 einer
beutigen llnter6dltung nit feinen
Qer3ten betlumirte er etnen orpBen
She'll bes z. Santos BON 0unfe's
y9ardbies" unb erging Ii6 in Som
mentaren bariiber. 9roFeFor Ma33oz
nj Iagte beute: nGr DER 9upf) if in
Der 36at Elm betpunbernspiirbiqer
Monn."
Or. 2opponi bofft, binnen 3pei