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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-12

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
EAGLE GORGE SOCIAL NOTES.

T, EAGLE GORGE, Oct. 27.--Mrs. George
Gumnnera who has been visiting her par
euts, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mekkes, re-
turned to her home in Meaenam, Or
nj. Henry Hansen went "a Seattle Mon
dan returning Wednesday.
Mr. Davis. OF Seattle. was IN town the
Grst OF the week.
MI. l. Il. Bonner went to Tacoma Tues
day.
nes1Ay from a visit 70 friends IN south
NJ. ]. A. Bonner. OF wlkeson. spent
Sunday at the GorEe.
MI. David voss. OF haywood. was a yis-
Ator here "wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johannes Brauwer ana
daughter. from near Amsterdam, Hoi-
land. are among the late arrivals here
ana wilt make this place their future
Nj. J. r. Jones Of Buckley. was in town
M. ANDREW Parks returned from Les
ter Monday.
Mrs s. w Bonner and Miss Lulu Gorst
spent Sunday In Canton.
Mrs. a. ~ Anderson gave a tea We'd
nefday. Those present were. Mrs. j. w.
Bonner. Mrs. II. r, Floyd. Mrs. Henry
Hansen. Mrs. william Koss, Miss Lulu
Gorft and Miss Theresa Bonner
Mr.. George H. Meiheim. Of Seattle, was
IN town Thursday.
Mr.. William Brown has returned 20 his
home In chchalis. after an extended stay
At the Gorge.
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cATHr.AMrT, Oct. y7.-Mr. and Mrs
William NJ Nnserve. OF Crays river. v,s-
lated the family ~ Judge smith last week.
Mr.. Link G.. Burton spent last week In
Portland.
Miss Jennie elliot has been visiting her
parents fnr the past week
Judge Smith srent Tuesday In ska
mokawa
Mr.. Chris Hansen and family spent iast
week visiting friends In Portland.
Mi. Percy prIetass. 81 Stella. was the
guest OF Mr.. Clarence White Saturday and
nj. x. F. Cooper spen, Saturday in Port
land.
Mrs. Taylor. OF peflcs pra,ris. was a
passenger to Astoria wednesday.
Mr.. Alfred Davis paid a Visit 10 Port
sand on Friday,
Mr.. Qeorre Noland, o. Astoria. visited
Mr.. Bruce Poiworth last week.
Mrs Baker was In Portland tho nrst
Of the week.
Miss Minnie Jseckies IL visiting Mrs.
Davis, in Portland
Mis-. StcIh NArtinson. Of KaiAms. In Wis
Hing hev par~pts.
Mrs. MAya. OF Portland. who has neen
visiting AIRS. A. n Baruie. eturnsd 90
her hpma hast weay.
Mr.. wallace 4. Smith IL visiting friends
at orays river.
Mr.. n Mrp. Hayes Walker have re-
turnAd ~ Their home on Grsv- river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kent, from Marsh-
And. are Visiting Mrs. Thoms Kent
Ntes Hertha AustRft spent q few days
1ast week With her parents In Astoria.
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SOCIETY y roRr ANGELES,

papT ANGEL rs oct s7-nr aaA Mrs.
Nrnmaeii o. Jackson. Mfch.. ieft tor
sNfly how're weAn@sssv, after a three
wrfhs' walt - shefr son. Nj Willard
Nrn-bneit - ants place.
Miss NtNmls Young ana Mss CiRsassi
Young we're Ftver q farewell party hv
tsstr friends TuesSav evening on the sv.
~ Fhrtr departure for Seattle. where they
rui live IN see future.
MrA n " Gri~woia and sister. Miss
Naire FiSHmTnars returned TNesday
rranf a ~si7 70 friends at seattle.
NJ ans Mrs. James " Young fcft
ThwsaAsy fer sea t;ie. where they VIII re-
eits In IA future
MI rrfrar ans Mr.. Tyrreli returned
Wednesday rreu. a three days hunting
srtp 20 Assrlns hay ana Profession island
M. . g Harvey returned Monday
,fzxfa a TIVE rnenfhs' visit 20 friends IN
tdohfknne ana other points Easa
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CENTRALLY SOCIETY.

cErTRAIIA. Oct. s7.-Mfss Oily Treat
visited In Aberdeen last week.
Hev. r.. Hale Fuller, OF Montesano,
called on friends here Monday.
Mrs. J. p. Jenkins recently returned
from an extended visit to friends in KAN
oRs.
Tho Christian church gave n social
and entertainment In Crosby hall. FRI
day evening, Miss Grace Vennessa Bon
ner rendered a programme. There was .
large audience present.
Mr.. IT. NJ. fnrraham and Mr.. b. II.
Rhodes returned Saturday from a trip
20 the Eastern part NJ the county.
Judge Elliott was IN the city Monday.
Mr.. Robert Doragh. OF Olympia. was In
the city this week.
Mrs. G. q. GinrrIch, of Chehaiis. visited
here Sunday with her sister. Mrs, Dupsnn,
Mr.. DcUFeIier and Mr. NJ. A. Lang
horne, Of chehalls. were IN the city Men
day.
Rev. C. Mcpermoth. Of Aberdeen. called
on friends here Monday.
Mr.. fNc weArc 10 visiting his brother.
Mr.. w. T. weare. in Tacoma.
Mr.. George Patterson is at home from
Mr. A. +. nuss-u. Of Seattle, was IN
the city Tuesday.
Mr.. r.. X. Green IL IN Hoouiam visiting
PROT. WIN n. Taylor was In the city
"Wednesday visiting friends. He now re-
sides IN Tacoma.
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osr,rsL CRY SOCIETY,".

OLYMPIA Oct = sfr James rnt,isor
end Ms Etnora sainden WIRE united IN
marriage at - NNeharfs Catholic church
fhnFNdAN f~ouepaNn. the rpremNnw being
performed hY Nev Father SaiuAan.
brother Of the hft3@ Mr. and Mrs. PATTI
sar departed Tor DOWN Sound fnr a few
aavn' ~eftlHs tour after which thew viii
RETURN srd ~snke th8ir hcns ~ ttgir
rock Mr. rrtHsea - a w~tisknn~n
fmbrrtukn The trtae "a the daughter
81 Mfr anA Mrs. r. 1RtaHen. ~ hie city.
ans has ussnv friends n Oivrnpia.
Mrs Jsrs~@ Guy ana Mra RNNeft Guy.
eftsr a rieasanL eisfF in this sitv With
Mr. n Mra William Realty, have ~.
turned - thetr hvrsN N Austin. Ntirn
Mies Mabel Cres~ey. ~ fnisrendeaea.
or y she guest 81 her sister. Mrs A y
iAhefNv.
Ne CAarie. simmons and Miss Mary
Nfaffix. beth % Tacoma. were married tn
tfM city on tuesday. Rev A. @ Eawfa
ufAasAtiNw,
Mr GY Kaufman i~fy ON Tuesday far
San F'ranrtsra FOR q shert visit.
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CHEHALfS Oct. gf--Mrs A. C ~. John
rsturnsd homo Friday from 2 yiss with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. MARI. In olym-
pin.
Miss Mae Oates returned Thursday
after . two weeks Walt VITA Portland
relatives
nr. and Mrs ~ n Garner will remove
o. kvsretf next week.
Rev. w " Heiaiehaneh ana Mr. srd
Mrs. w A Reynolds attended the moot
tng OF the ministers o. the Chchslss Meth.
ediat Ministerial Association at winlcck
this week
Mrs. j u. Rice yislsoa her daughter,
Mtss Mira Rice IN Tacoma this week
Mrs, Henry Drum ~ SpokAne, IL a
guest Of Mrs NJ n Cefgrnnv.
Mes Meive Forrest visited friends IN
Tacoma this week
Mes . G Henderson visited her sister,
Mrs. Oscar Efowus ~ Tacoma this week
Mr.. p Hartman NNts a visit 80 Taco.
~ sna Seattle this week.
Mr.. Albert Lawrence. 81 Tacoma, wRH a
Chehalis vififhr this wfek
NJ ana Mrs = T. Wakefield have re-
turned from a visit, 20 snehorish.
Mr. ard Mrs A. s Tavtrr. 81 Ahefdesa.
visited ChehAiia friends this week
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esased \ trsce Of land nssr Paradise
Isks ard expects to make hie home there.
Miss Marie Lee II tsachlng in Seattle.
Mr.. l.. w. Sweade, OF Port Townseno.
fne nast week. has returned to his home.
Mr.. q. l. snith spent last week at
Falls City, visiting his daughter, Mrs.
NJ nnc Mrs. @. A. Johnson started
Thursday for Springfield. o., where they
expect 70 remain several weeks visiting
Mr.. Johnson's former home
Mfss Leta L. Monroe. OF Chenaiis. Is
risiting Mrs. Henry L. Morgan
Mr.. Ernest Sanders has returned from a
xew dayg' visit in Seattle.
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New WRAPPERS.

LADIES' FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS, In pretty dark uNSm
with wide nounce. rufHes and collar trimmed with wash ~, ~
Best quality PERCALE or HEAVY GERMAN CALICO WRAl42
IN black. navy, cadet and red grounds. new patterns, neatly 64~3
with featherstitch braid, either with or without nounce. 81, i. fn
Extra heavy FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS. plain and corded -
new patterns and colorings, good waist lining, braid tfuuAse -
Two pretty FLANNEIETTE WRAPPERS, made Of the hs& 60
cloth, one style trimmed with mercerized Saline, the ohn ~
narrow velvet ribbon on rufhes and collar. ..............V.Hn
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Ladies' EIderdCwn DreSSlD1
SaCQueS and Bath Robes.

WOOL EIDERDOwN sACQUES. finished with wool aohe4
colors red, pink. blue. gray
RIPPLE EIDERDOWN sACQUES. with satin ribbon uA =
blue and graz ,.ss...~ss IL
RIPPLE EIDERDOwN sACQUES. with pretty appiQuo = deN&}
and collar, fastens with silk frogs and satin rbb0A e9m1 I'll
blue. pink, hello and gray
EIDERDOwN "KIMONOs." with the stylish wide sssvA u4Mm
with wide band OF satin on collar, sleeves and 'front.' con ID
blue, hello and gray
WOOL EIDERDOwN BATH ROBES, in red and ray........,.A ~
RIPPLE EIDERDOwN BATH ROBES, collar and frost tn01
with band OF black satin, fastens with silk frogs. coU ~
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CURRENT TALK N SPOKANE.
POLITICAL AND OTHER NEWS
FROM INLAND CITY.

Democrats Hsvs No Further Hope
of Carrying the County-Trying
Now to Save hut One Candidate
surplus Fund From Exposition.
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SILK Waists.
TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS.

The nrst consists Of fine quality TAFFETA SILK WAnTa -
with tucks. cording and so on, colors tan, brown. royal nsU ~
In the second lot there are about twelve Waists, made Of ~ ~
quality taneta silk, in black, red, cerise, tan and gray, ~ ~
worth less than $3.50; while they last, for. ...............Un
Two pretty MERCERIzED ITALIAN CLOTH WASTE wAiAku
you know, looks a. well and wears twice AZ long ~ any uuk; ~
style is a plain Waist in red and blue .................sU
The other ryis IL the same quality. made with tucks and core 6a1
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The w. T. Harris ciu Is an organiza-
ton formed last year among the students
Of the department OF pedagogy for the
discussion OF subjects arising during the
course OF their studies. At the next
meeting. to be held November S. the fol-
lowing papers will be read: Causes OF
the Renaissance" Percy Littleheid:
characteristics Of the : Renaissance"
Miss Lillian Knight: beginning OF Pri-
mary Instruction. Miss Mabel Chilbera;
"Jesuits and Jesuit Civilization" Miss
Wiley; Influence of Seventeenth Century
Philosophers on Education" j. A. Ed
munds
The Somerset "Y'' has elected the fol-
lowing new officers: President. Miss Ju-
Green: secretary, Miss Emma Joyce:
treasurer. Miss Sarah Reeves.
The King County w. c. T. u. will hold
lite nnnal convention az the University
Congregational church. beginning Novem-
Der 10. and the Somerset branch fl TO
have charge OF the programme for one
evening of the weeks session.
The Alpha fraternity was entertained
by the young men Of the Delta Phi at
their chapter house last Saturday even
ing. Nearly all OF the young ladies' COM
posing the former society were present.
Invitations are out for a party to be
given by the Alpha Kappa Gamma, at
the home Of one OF It's members. Miss
Ruth Schram, next Saturday evening.
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ToDAY's CHURCH SERVICES

Hereafter ths Post Infefligeneer viii allow i've
lines in formal church notices free Of charge. For
every line over five there will be A charge Of Is
cents. This rule will be strictly adhered to.
Church notices must be in this office not later
than $50 .. m. Friday.
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cf The Pendulum 2: frt The Inspiration q th'
Scriptures" Evening. series, The Days Of ne
Judges arst. The Way Of the Sword"
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Methodist Protestant churches.

Methodist Protestant Churches.
Yesler Junction churrh-prsschfns ON Sunday At
II g. m.
First Free Methodist church-Ccfnsr q Terry ave
rue and Pine street. Rev. A. n. West, pastor.
Services II \ m. and $50 p N.
Duvsmish Methodist rrc. chrrvn-Rev T.
rlunner RsvelIe, pastor. SABBATH school. ~ p
m. Preaching, , p N. An are welcome.
Swedish Methodist church-fffth Avenue and Pike
Preaching. II q. m. and 30 , m. Young Peoples
mertins, $50 .. m. Prayer meeting every Thursday.
f3V .. m.
First Methodist Prctestant-rhird and Pine.
Rev. T. Plnmmer Rsvelle. pastor. Services 81 II
a. m. and 30 .. n. Class meetings. 10 a M. Sun
day school. l2D p m. q n. meetings, cas- .. m
Morning subject. 'TSthinrs" Evening subject.
'our High Places"
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Anyone knowing Of the uheroahouts Of
n. III Tracey wfl center A great favor By
notifying Ass tying mother, Mrs. g q
Tracey. Russ house, near First avenue
coma. other papers please copy,
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Some Of the young ladies OF the gym
nasium classes ave organized n mill
tsry company with Miss Blanche Win
sor as captain.
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The TIVE rowing shells. work on which
was begun last spring, have Mt last been
finished and turned over TO the students.
They were presented TO thu university
by Il. F. Blaine. Of Seattle. The students
have assisted in erecting a b~oathouse and
work viii undoubtedly soon be started
Tor putting out a crew next spring.
1t Is understood that the University of
California fs anxious to secure a race
with the University OF Washington. and
IT Is probable that these two will be the
chief competitors on the Coast, as neither
Stanford nor the University OF Oregon
has water suitable for rowing.
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Church OF the linn ~culate- Broadway and Madison
street. Rev. Father A. swesre. pastor. Rev. X. J.
Smith and Rev. A. Trfvelli, s~istants- Conducted
by the Jesuits.
Our LADY Of Good Heip-Third avenue south ana
: Washington street Rev. Y. x. Prefontsine. pastor.
Low mass, 8 A. m. Hin mass, 1889 I. m. Bene-
diction. 10 , m.
Sacred Hsart-Sixth svenus and Bell street Con
Quoted by the Rsdemptorists. Rev. Thomas Brown.
pastor. Low mass, with sermon. 8 a. m High mass.
with sermon. v1 q. m. Bensdicficn. 10 p m.
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THE best running watch "a the Louis
Ko6t Special" No 80 Second avenue
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tlon later in the year. possibly during the
spring term.
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AT iMS Third avenue they make the
finest attlng fur garments in the city.
roR San Francisco. steamer Humboldt.
Monday. ? a tn
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To Lecture r...any wight.

Mrs Arzs = SpAEson. th- h-aAcg ctAngssss.
i~csnres Tssse2y srTnIag, At r@ sas5rS. rae
nlFins rAx e CEsxs w. ne FaitA TsAs nss-n1rna
10 wcfsa~ Tt~resAse1 hs1. ns laird stsuas
Ar rc~slAif iuYitei
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No. ? hsr-CornsY Pike street. and Third avenne
Capt. Gin and lieut.. Gartrsr IN charge. = g. m
knee drill Il a. m. holiness meeting . p m,
family gathering.
No. l ~hsil-Correr Second avenue south and ycsie,
way. Ensign Bernhard ana Lieut. Watson Ia
charge > a. h.. knee dill. II q M, holiness meet
ing > p m, family gathering sp. m, free and
easy"
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rssyy sanasy ..-nlas ~ so1.itsts bssha ar
~ uaSna street. f4r. foraes TO- dsrusAoa
go~A rssi. s~sss erse
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Re. J. p. n. Tx~ya. - a. MsrEs sArnA sr..s,
IA ~eeesraoc> AZ tAs aAsootstsc1 roaass "a wat
IN Eelxs0af u Necessary. u n Natnrsi rg se
sclrtes Can N ne TsGx&sf Are ~Axr Ar sue
r@4sA satw,ssu.ss ~ ns wksr- sSu4d oas Re4s
N ssefsns ts coi.vxss a foss Tor fsf~ rw nsa
snty.
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First Christian church, Eighth avenue aud Re
street Rev. r. II. Linsenfelter. pastor. Services
II o. m. and fD p m
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social Democratic Meetings.

M,et IN ksn - iis4 secunz arsrus rgath. a, - Z
a q. re sn4 - o 81 rrssyhcts sArief.
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1T IS A PLEASURE TO GIVE YOU SOME H,Nra i.
ASSORTMENT, BECAUSE WE CAN OFFER YOU rHe 49,
TAoE OF CHOOSING FROM AN EXCLUSIVE RANoR oc~".
ING THE BEST or EVERYTHING, STYLES. mAYre,ss~ s
WORKMANSHIP, AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRIcEa
BLACK SATIN PETTICOATs, in many different styles -.
dion pIeated. others with corded or wide and narrow rumeS -
=. .96c, SIN t4NE6&
MERCERIZED ITALIAN CLOTH PETTICOATS. IN hA6rA w.
popular colors, accordion pleated. with cording, and shSn tS&
BLACK WOOL MoREEN PETTICoATs. always popular s2
iceabie .$t76. QJQA WXRX
BLACK MERCERIZED MoREEN PETTIcoATs. IN aevas1
effects, rufaes. accordion pleating, and so forth. .,.......sT%
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Meets sssfy ssntaS .v.rtrg ~ Mssonl< t.nsrss
e.r-rf 2@tassf ssrnns snt rSss II IN n n
sesh trs. pr = I. yot. spsxfss.
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Stimmt fur 9enis sAwaa.

4m nd6Iten Samiti9 finten bic De.
lea tenpablsn fur ben republlfanliber
2eS,slatIu' Gonusnt bes stp ,iisn Dlltritlss
ralt. unisr ben 9anolpaien fur DsIss
auten finben MIR Serrn Souis Sbwab.
unb ca oisier Ssrr ieoerseit fir bas Sn.
tetefe osS DeurbtbumS mdnnbaft sin.
aetreten 1T, mo ii6 cine 9sIeeenbslt ss.
bcten, 10 oarf man fiisll6 aud erpar'
ten. ocB er bic unisrituBuus zines isber
Oeuii6en I'M spelisn Se6lslatip' Dlitritt,
pom Scranton erhdlt.
Die Oeuliten R'pubIifansr. tpeIhe on
5amitia an ben Stlmmtaiten atbsn,
'oaten ii6er isrn. OuB iis fir GOuls
S1pab itlmmeu.
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Trieoenes0prfhldae.

Quf @riuden beS Prdibenten arleer
bat oas Staatsosp irtement in Baiblns.
ION elnen 0orihlas mad 2onbon lber,
mittelt, Der auf eius glnfslunne ber
5sinbielisteitsn unb auf Die Serhequna
oes 5rieoens swiiben SIobbritannien unp
osn SIbafritaniidsn 8spubllfsn bin.
auslduft. 80 III lnoeHen pobl ansuneb.
men, cab oer 8oridIas in is,ner eesen.
pdrtieen Sorm BON ber britli1en Res
slsrune abeeIebnt perosn pIo. Die
5rieosnsporibldse tpuroen BON 9rdf.
oenten araser bem Der. Staaten. Con.
ful Sap in BretOria unterbrsiet uno
Oister isinerieliS abermiitelte iie bsm
Staaisospartemsnt in Waibinaton, baS
tie burd ben brltliben 8olitafisr, 2oro
pauneefois. Der brttli6sn 8essruns su.
tommsn Iisb.
Der 3ir lou bic 8bnisin 8ictoria in
sinem Brtpatbriefe eebeten baben, nit
oen Suren 5rieben Bu ihllsbeo. Dieies
8oreeben ioa i'm ginperitdnonib nit
aalieI 8iIbesm eeidsben fem. Der lei,
ner 8robmuiter ebenfdQS elm Sanbs
i6reiben elei4en Snbalts sussbsn lteb.
Oas IasS obiorbusnoe 1bema in
Goneoner biplomatiitsn 9reiien mar am
montas Der Appsa bss Brdfoentsn
9rlaer an bic Wdbte. in BEN 3tieae ,u
lnterpentiren. Natiirlid IN bic @nti6eis
Oune @urcpas mt unssbsuren @onies
quensen psrfndpft unO nod iolI bic brl.
tibe HssIerung ods politIbs 8or8ebsn
Der 8ursn nit @lsl6mutb anisbsn.
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Ha8 xhaI dbmart6.

IahInr. ben gbeleutsn q. 6.
Relnbarot BON @rOpe Sirabe fsale iib
an 5rettae eln munteres UtdeoIsin em.
= Sn Ysrtsr's Sotsl bnbtet entiiano am
Sonntns WorBsn, muitmaBIld bu d
ene 6rploeirenoe 2ampe, eln Srano unt
Die Sniaiien. bic ou,b ben Raub erpsdi
wutosn, saben einen 9llaIm. iOoOb eins
g,msrbrlsuoe in turser 3eIt bic Slammsn
NIT 5000 Sbaoen bepaltlssn tonnte. -
8urssb @m. q Guffubs IT ssidbrIit
ertruntt. SER Satob urwelcer unp
0err Sobn BON Serssn, swei mobile
tlnute bteii8e SbwsBer iino a,ittrn
nah BEN nlten Saterlanoe, 8sInel
ObsrIano. Stpei,, OerrelIt. @Ihsrsr
ssbsnft bort Su osrbleiben. lebterer eins
nur, um istne an8eauifsne 8eiunrbsli
plsoer Su erlnnsen, lSu WfNibsn ben
,eIben s1dIibe 8slie uno btff n, oab iis
In ibren Spffnunssn nldt astauibt per'
Osn. DIE Iaplor Diine Bat potssitern.
nod elmer unterbrsbune BON f,bsn 0O'
den, bic 9tbett nlener auf3enommen. -
Z sten Dlsnitla perfturb i'm Scranton
lSshieite Soipltal Der bier oalsmsln be,
fannie Bus SUP i'm Alter pOn unasfdb,
So Subren Dttielbe fam I'm s br,
9S4 aus Deuliblano nod BIER uno ba
lub smlnben brttern 8elb aeleert unt
IT tbm oober bic Rube su sbnnen; rub
'inft !-He uns mliaeibstlt plro. fol-
ndbtsn DiontaS in Der Ypne Ulme bu
atbstI nlecereslest peroen, iufOIse Rt'
plruiur lm 8ObIsubrsdT; int mt
ldnae II nod nl6t bstannt -glnnle, ot
5ldbuse Tobtr ots VI y. Dicrein'
uon Didln Sir 3 nblslt ON 9lsnita,
Die 8rinoDuuOen. als iis sinem Stusr
TN Sofs Su nubs tim uno lbr Rlslosr II
Sruno seiesI DuIcen.
- Gin 6eu'r. tpabribsinIih ourd
eine 9dmpen'rplono pelmiaht, ,eriiDu
( iib ON 5omiidp Worgsn ooS eoppeli
Wcbnhdus h,s lbaootus Wallb Al
Dinrctl poIliidncrB
- 0opiO 2. 0ouis. Der Rariin vi
len n Doohc Dor m,htersn Woten A.
iabrlb uopuueets. II an Srettna A.
aen SdrpNbatl Gus hem 8,fduanlb ent
tufen WOretn, ea Aaen i,sI auBsr Sc
labI Vt.
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Bapnc Scuntp.

Soncsbale. Die Reputlitaner bee
@Ounlt,S pablten am Wontag @. Iler
amber BON scott uno Or. 8. ". @pot oon
9lWlep als Oeleaatsn gum Staatscon,
Oent. NIT Snitrutilonen ablb. 6. y.
s roenbereb ais Auoltor 9eneral su uns
lsiiiIBten. Gon'ereeS purosn fur Nbtb.
g. j. Briabt fur @OnareB uuo Col. @Oe
0urIano als DeIesat Sum RailonalcOn.
peni tniituirt. - nnier Sl6blben LIT an
Slsniine an B1fermnnesI, benn ole
be 8I asr om Dioraen auiitanoen, ma,
Ger 8orroib ueiiiest. Aae Sabriisn
mrb en- ben 8sitleb einfisaen uno erli
Uiuiaas, nu6Oem 8aHsr pom 5Iub in
oen SebdItsr ourd S6aub aeletsi
notoen mar. aab ss eiuen Isiaien ,3uiIub
Der n6lbtssn Rafs.
SaplcB. - -0siIib ibnen eins aobnsrt6b,
uns psrpGaert Turbe. ftrsitten lebte
NO6e 49 gnssitslts Der biefpsn Sri,
csnfabrlt uno Wenu bic Sdbe nibt bel.
seIsst wsrOsn tunn, 10 muB Die 5ubriI
seiblofen psrbeu.
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g buls Seb6roe.

q s. Supne, Der nsue 9lGiicent bic.
fer y bDrre, tunclste in Der am Montup
Absnp abseblltenen BetidmmIung BIT
Usridleosnsn it,bsnosn gOmites an une
nnbm porbsr Die 8sleeenbelt ,u sttldren.
DAB pdbrenb oem laufsnoen Sabre bic
Bsb6ros fl tie Spatiamteii iiben iOqle
er rhais ipe,lsQ oes YOresb,n BON m b.,
rsren SanltOrs uno iaats sulsst. boB II
IS InHasrn ipIioe. 9lnpeliunesn fur
lcsrsca ne S,plulaur9'n Su a,s,nsut
men. wsnn bic umitlnOe IS nIdt abioIu,
D,bi9 mnben.
Stpei Y iolutionen bon Rohs purben
nSsnpmmsn; eine Sriubt ben MdpUr,
be NpOmtns aUehue AblussfdnOI Or.
onnns su unierselbnen uno nnd ber an.
ouen lOLlen telne S6nbeneridbnniprlt,
psi oer g,bfnuns BON NpOmtns Apsnus
isitsns bss Sbulo,itutls erbobsn per.
ben Die Nd6libulsn ioqsn an Is
Wdrs aeiblUfsn we,ben; nud 8,enD,.
auns anperer 8outInsesItdits s,ioIst,
Ounn 8sltueuna,