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Smyrna times., 1900-08-22

The Death of Herbert Haynes.-The fol-
lowing resolutions were passed bv
Pilgrim Castle No. z, Knights of
Golden Eagles:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Su-
preme Ruler of the Universe to re-
move from our midst our Brother Sir
Knight, Herbert Haynes, and,
WHEREAS, While we bow in humble
submission to the will of Him "Who
dceth all things well''; yet we cannot
out deplore the sad and unfortunate
circumstance of his having been struck
down IN the vigor of manhood, while
IN the performance of his duty, thereby
deprlVlng us OF his presence and COM
panlonship; Therefore, be it
ResotUed, That by his death, this
Castle has lost useful, faithful and
CONSCIENTIOUS member, one ALWAYS
ready to contribute to the advancement
OF the principles of Fidelity, Valor and
Honor.
ResoLUed, That the sympathy of the
Castle be extended to the family of our
late brother, in this, their hour of sor-
row.
Resolved, That as further mark of
respect, our charter be draped in mourn
ing for the period of thirty days; that
a copy of these resolutions be pre-
sented to the family of our deceased
brother, and that they be entered on
the records of the Castle and published
in the local papers.
w. L. GooDINa,
w. T. HoLLETT,
GEo. II. MALoNEY,
Do..ao..sffo,
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22

The ladies of Trinity Church are
looking forward to and making ar
rangements for the lawn fete and fes-
tival to be given on the lawn of Mrs.
Harvey F. Smith on Saturday even
ing. 1t promises to be a delightful
affair, and since the proceeds are en-
tirely for the benefit of the church,
there is naturally a desire on the part
those interested to see large atten-
dance present.
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22

Rev. J. E. Nicholson, pastor of
Ewell's M. P. Church, will preach
next Sunday at IS. 30 a. M, and p. M,
morning subject, ''The Good Shep-
pard''; evening, "The Christian
Graces." Sunday School at 2 p. m.
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22
Mrs. Levin Irving Dead.

Mrs. Levin Irving of Princess Anne.
Nd died at her home on Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Irving was the widow
OF the late Judge and Congressman
Irving, who was an uncle of the Hon.
Il. Irving Handy of the New Castle
county bar.
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22

Many complimentary remarks have
been passed on the beautiful display
of sun-fiowers on the grounds of st.
Joseph's Industrial School. They are
there in large quantities and their
bright blooms can be seen to much adj
vantage from the avenue at the ap-
proach to the "Home."
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22
CLAYTON DEPARTMENT.

Mr.. T. L. Mason is our authorized agent
at Clayton, Del, and will receive new sub
criptiOns and receives monies on old. AL
news items left with him will receive proper
attention. Subscribe now; only $1.O0 a
year in advance.
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22

"Since leaving Goldey College in
1898, l have never been out of employ
employment, writes Goldey COLLEGE
graduate. Write to. day to H. S. Col
dey, Wilmington, Del, for new cata.
louge. See adv, this paper.
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22

The pulpit of st. Paul NJ. E. Church
was filed last Sunday morning by the
Rev. G. K. Illick of Cheswold. There
was a goodly number of people present
and the sermon delivered was highly
enjoyed by ali who heard it. The
evening services was in charge of the
Epworth League, the leader being Mr..
Harry F. Johnson. Pastor o. W. De-
Venish is still soiourning with his
family at his cottage at Rehoboth,
taking a vacation granted him by the
Board of Trustees.
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22

Owing to the inclement weather of
last Friday and Saturday evenings, the
festival at Colts NJ. E. Church was
not held. If the weather is pleasant,
the festival will be held Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week.
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22
REGISTRATION VERY ACTIVE.
Ia Wilmington the Three Days Work Has
Been Surprising and Encouraging.

The registration on Saturday brings
the total of voters registered in Will
mington on three days close to the
total reached on the five days in 1898.
AS it now stands, over 11,O0O citizens
have qualified to take part in the
primary elections as compared with
5840 qualified on the first three days
two years ago.
The result of the three days work is
surprising and encouraging, in that it
reveals positive interest in the polit-
ical work to be done between now and
the day of the general election. There
are, on the face of the figures in the
past, between four and five thousand
voters yet to be registered in Whining
ton, and there is every probability that
the registration before the day of cleo
tion will reach at least Is, 900, the high
est registration ever made in Will
mington, being 1850 in 1896. and
under what was lax system of regis
no AaOl budl ONeF ll.UUU
have already had their names recorded
speaks we'll for the interest of the vot-
ers, and it also indicates that there is
a general appreciation of the import
ance of the results to be reached at the
general election.
The advantage of the present system
of registration over the old method. in
which the absurd and demoralizino
county tax receipts played disgracful
part, is apparent. The primary elec-
ton law, which includes the registra-
tion, operates well. The county re-
ceives on five days the taxes-tho reg
istration fee-that it formerly took a
year or two to collect. The work is
done well and there is no question as
to the methods employed. The county
is assured of one dollar for each voter
registered. Morning Nevs.
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22

The Quarterly Conference of Clay
ton Circuit NJ. P. Church will be held
at Downs Chapel on Monday, Sept.
3rd at 10 a. m.
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22
A Minister'S Good Work.

81 had a severe attack of bilious
collie, got a bottle of Chamberlain's s
Collc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
took two doses and was entirely
cured says Rev. A. A. Power Of
Emporia, Kan. ''My neighbor across
the street was sick for over week, had
two or three bottles of medicine from
the doctor. He used them for three or
four days without relief, then called in
another doctor who treated him for
some days and gave him no relief, so
discharged him. 1 went over to see
him the next morning. He said his
bowels were in terrible fix, that they
had been running off so long that It
was almost bloody fux. 1 asked him
if he had tried Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and he
said, No. 1 went home and brought
him my bottle and gave him one dose
told him to take another dose in fifteen
or twenty minutes if he did not find
relief. but he took no more and was
entirely cured. I think it the best
medicine l have ever tried" For sale
by Clifton & Raymond, Smyrna; T. L.
Mason, Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22

Before taking out policy on your
life consult the New York Life In
surance Company, T. L. Mason
agent.
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22

Friday next will be 'St. Bartholo-
news Day" at Trinity Church. Rev.
Dexter Weeden, the rector, will con-
duct services at 1920 o'clock in the
morning and z o'clock in the evening.
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22

A lame shoulder is usually caused bv
rheumatism of the muscles, and NAV
be cured by a few applications Of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. For sale
by Clifton & Raymond, Smy rna: i,
L. Mason, Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22

There will be preaching at Downs
Chapel next Sunday at 8 p. m. Sun
day School p. m.
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22

Superintendent R. L. Holiday has
had Diamond State telephone placed
in his Office for the use of the Railroad
employees.
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22

Thursday afternoon Policeman
Thomas and Constable Marvil of Mil
ford, arrested big negro at the Mil
tord depot for being drunk and dis
orderly. 1t was suspected that he was
the negro tramp who shot Policeman
Herbert Haines in Clayton. Detective
Hutchins was notified. Witnesses
proved that the fellow had been about
Milford as a tramp for period of ten
days; so he was cleared from the sus-
picion of murder, but he was given a
trial before Alderman Foulk on the
charges as preferred by the officers.
Tried to Wreck a Train.-Detective
Nathan Hutchins went to Hurlock,
Md, Thursday night and arrested
Harrison Bayley, charged with at
tempting to wreck a train. On We'd
nesday night railroad tie was put
across the track just below Hurlock
station. Train No. 391 struck the tie
and carried it down the track nearly
three hundred feet. Had the train
been going fast it would have thrown
1t off the track and probably killed or
injured many people. Bayley was
lodged in Cambridge Jail in default of
bail.
PersOnal.-Mrs. Harry Carpenter of
Germanton, is being entertained by
the family of 1. N. ls.-Mrs. Ella
Clark and Miss Eva Haynes visited
Mrs. Dixon at Millington, Sunday
Miss Alice Skinner and brother,
Edwin, of Camden, N. j., are visiting
the family of A. H. Skinner.
Samuel Skinner of Chester, Pa, spent
Sunday home.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Sterling of Dover, are visitingJ }. E.
Wilson and family near town.-Miss
Lora Thompson of Philadelphia; Miss
Bessie Shape of Chester, Pa; Mrs.
Darrah and Mrs. Jones of Wilmington.
have been entertained by the family of
David Jones the past week. Mrs.
Hiram WOolfred and son, Robert, are
visiting her sister at Little Creek. -
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, Mrs. E. Ober-
meyer of Philadelphia, and Miss Nola
Sullivan of Trappe, Nd, have been
guests the past week at Mrs. George
Allen. Miss Lilly Taylor and Miss
Annie Peterson of Philadelphia, are
being entertained by Mrs. Sadie
Wright. Miss Blanche Cosden of
Kirkwood, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwood Cosden.-Mrs. E. r. Sipple is
sojOurning at Atlantic City, II. J.
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22

William G. Hill is shipping large
quantities of fruit from here daily.
and the many teams driving to and fro
presents an active scene around his
business place.
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22

The NJ. P. Parsonage has received a
coat of paint which greatly improves it
appearance.
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22

Married-On Aug. 16, 1900, in Clay
ton, by Rev. J. E. Nicholson, Mr.. W.
A. Broadway of Kent county, Del, and
Miss Margaret E. Artz of Pa.
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22
CLAYTON.

Items of Interest Cleaned From the Doings
In and About Town.
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22

On Wednesday next Trinity Sunday
School will hold picnic on the lawn
of Robert H. Darrah. 1t is the wish to
make it a pleasant affair to all concerned.
Smyrna times., 1900-08-22

Q "A . TO1rA,
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature e l<Hz1zz:335;1., 3 =. ''',''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
Sic Snnoesserid)te competent.

.2ouispi1ls, ap.. 20. 5sbr. -
Sn ben 5dIsn msbrsrsr 9srionsn, bic
tpd6rsro Der leBten Wahl in &sntudp
tpegsn G;ridifyterun9 fdrbi9er
Stimmgs6er psrbaftst tporpsn tpdren
bat 9unoesri1tsr Gpang ben Namens
Der Nnssfla9tsn er6obensn Ginpanb,
bos gunoesasri4t lei in benz Safe
niht competent, umg:itobsn. untsr
benz Sinpeiie, oaB Der Gon9rsb bic
Yaragrapbsn 55O7 uro 55O8 DER
9unoesgsisse gum Sdubs farbi9er
St!mmgsbsr uno asasn ale Gomplotz
ts, bic elbsn an Der Nusibung bss
Stimmrs4ts gu psrbinDeu1, angenpmz
men BAT, ertlGrts Hihtsr Gpars, Der
SongreB lei bsfugt, oerurti9e 8eitbs
ols bic eirsiee pirfIi6s 9arantie Der
5reiheit Der furbigsn Stimmg.bsr an
sunsbmsr, uno es lei be Pfli6t beg
9sri6ts, ouriiber gu MAIDEN, oub bic
geItimmungen jener 9sisbe in dug
fiibrunq fommsn. SGtte Der G0n9rsb
bic 9sfugnib, bic 5arbigsn gs9sn Gin
ifidtsruns II. 7. NJ, gu bsi4iiBsn,
rift, 70 tpiroen bic 5arbissn ben umz
trisben Der goIitifer uno Der brutas
len 9stpult ooGitdnbie p~reisgegsben
iein. 9us 5dftum, bab bsi Der 8abl
nur Stautsbeumte espdblt porbsn
ieien, thus Der Competing Der Bum
oesgsridte in 5dGsn, mo IS Ii9 UNI
9eihiBung Der farbigen Stimmgsbst
hdnble, fetnen Gintrdd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

Dampfsr : Su6osntions zSra6i4.
- Die Gonferen5 in Dai9insIon.
Dafttngton, .. G., 20. 5ebr.
- Die esItrigs apeits Gonfsrsn5 DIR
rspubIitaniIten Miiglieber oes 9ausz
gomitss fir bic Sanoslsmarine iib:r
bic OampFsrsS ubuntionseSiq perlisi
bel 3a6msr ols bic lebtpDfentliAe,
obsr bic Situation lit ungsfabr bic
ndmlide eeblis6sn, Die npsitlidsa
Snfurgnten" pis Winsr Wisc.),
SteDns (OQfnn.), 5oronsb (Mi4.) u.
Sorss Waib.). bic pesen i6rsr Sppoz
1lilon ge9sn Den 9anna@pupnes9rOsz
benorf9en Subb,ntions : 8rabIA 70
betitsIt perosn, bsbarrkn auf ibren
6orperun9en uno Minsr bat oisislbsn
iogor in elmer Bin 5uIomnsngeFaBt.
9rospsnpr lit felt lsbsr Wofs absr
tpsientlia 9sIdmsiotgsr getporoen.
Der bob Bah" Fat iid in eiren Dip
lomaten b%ertpanoslt. gr Ell udte Wiz
nsr, bisisr m0ss nod Elm paar Gage
nit Der Ginrsifune ieinsr 9;q mar
ten, maj pore 5und6it ieb:n, Of ni4t
elr GinpsritdnbntB nit benz Sendt5z
@onrite er5islt lperbsn t0nne.
Der Gpnf eren5 pobnten Senotor
Sanno. iop;e Ssrr Glsmnt @riscom
BON Der nQmerican 2ine," Ssrr Sip
mas @lpbe bon Der vGlpo, Steamib:p
g." uno S6epbors s. Geay4, Yrdiiz
bent Der rylat. Manufatturers QFoz
ciation", bsi. Serr Glnoe ertldrts Il.
o.. Dab er nit Dem 9oridlogs, SAjfz
fen. bic dlsr als 10 Sabre (dustpdrz
ti9e) posr Is Sabre (amsrifanii6s)
ieisn, feline Subpsnt:onen gu getpdh>
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ie aud cine jGbrlide rigorofs Sn1psfz
tion a1sr S6;ffs, biz Su6Oentionsn
erbeIten, our6gefibrt perosn.
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rrm Stapel, in pel6er ct auf bic
lfothtpsnbigfsit Der Sdaffung elmer
amsr:taniThen Sunoslsmarins bin
mics, ips5;su in 4nbstradt Der neuerz
pcrhsnsn Snfslbe bunge DAB CT
Willens' lei, Gon5eiionen gu mafsn,
oaocn Iisb er iih nidts merten.
S9Iisbli6 eintgts man iih oa6in,
tab bret Der rSnIur9sntsn" Miner,
Spneg urIo Stapsns, als Sub1Gomite
obesoronet perosn ip0tsn. UNI init Ell
rsm sleidsn Cub Gomits oes e.
natsausiauHs, oeKen Sauptfigur
5annu fem pirb. 6sfufs Irran9irung
zines SompromiTss gu confsriren.
Das GonfsrsnaJSomite ion heuts 5uz
iammEntreisu. Die 3%uIt;mmun9 gu
bjslsr GonI eren3, be- pslfer oa59au5@
Gomite Ieoislid bon Miislispern Der
rspublitanii6e SppoIition pertreten
isin p;rb, 1T in estpifiem @rooe Elm
@;ngeItGnbnib Der Sf4pd6s auf Seiz
tn Der Su6p:ntions49robI6sr; pb
ober tuirtlif Elm Nahgeben Der 2ebz
teten in pefentG:fsn 9untten 81 en-
rartsn 1T, bfeibt ab5utparten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
YlaBe bon aagemeinem Snterehe

gitD 9au - Hortbz u. Geringtonz
Strdbe.
8aIbington : Monument - Mt.
9ernos : Ylace.
Sobns 9optins' SoIpitol - Horoz
8roabpa1.
Shla6t,n : Monument - galpert=
uno 5apstteItrabe.
@rab bon Cigar IGen Ype -
WeltminItsr & air9bof Sapsttez uno
9reeneltrabe.
Druib : Sin : part - gu errei9sn
nit nDroIi6 ldufenoen Wogeons.
Yatterl on : part - gu errsi6ep
nit DItlia laufenoen Massons.
Sort WcSsnrD - 2ocuftzpoint.
5rausn : Gollss - ct. Yaul= uno
%. Strabs.
9saboopz Snititut unb MuiitzGon=
3erpatprium - Wt. 8ernonzPlace.
pratt's 5rei : 9ibliotbst - Muls
berrDz, nobe Cathedral StraBe.
5reimaursr : Sempsl - Norb=
Gb~arlsfraBe.
add Seuotps : Seldpel - 9dtbez
brat= uno SaratogaItrabe.
Gbambsr Of Commerce - 9oGIi=
bapz uno Watsritrobs.
Nsuss 9eri6tsgebdube - SaDettez
unb ct. Yaulltrabe.
poltssbduoe - 5apetts= unb Gal=
psrtitrabe.
Marblano : SnItitut - Baltimore
unD Surrifonftrabe.
Gutatp : Ylace - 9aupt : prpms=
naos, perlGngert n0roli9 an gutatp=,
BON DolpbinItrube.
goung Wen's Gbriittan Nhociaz
tim, Central ; @ebGuDe - Gbarles=
unb SardtogaltraBe.
4faoemie Der Wiheni6aftsn -
Sranflin= unO Gutbeoralitrobe.
Garroa Parf unD oas alts 0obn=
baus bon gbarles Carroll Dor Cat
rpntpn : Mdn nebme bic Golumbio=
Ipenue : @aggons.
Oeuti9e Club 2pfale.
u@ermania : Wdnner6or", 2ombaroz,
nabe gutatp : Strabe.
uGermaniu : Glub", Supettez, nabs
Gutatp : StraBe.
,Sarmonie : 9elangoerein," 5abettez,
nabe 9aca { Strabe.
u9orpdrts : S%urnperein", Qeringz
ton, nabe =StraBe
.@srmunIa : SurnDsrejn", PoItoffjcez
Qpenue, nabe 9altimore<StraBe
r5roblinn Z 9eIangpersin", 5reoeridz
Ipenue. Gde PuDIouzStrabe.
I Some runoss 8aubol5 bat SO
&ubitfuB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
Der. Singer hon Baltimore.

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ner9or sSaGe." prdIiosnt Sirens
Salt, Nr. 222, Nuro 2ibertpIiraBs;
Sstrstdr Gouis Sod, Nr. 1882,
Orleans Strabe; S9obmeifts1
6. 6. 8asnsr; Dirigent o.
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lung ieosn speiten Jreitag i'm Monat.
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Srant.
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2Ombarofrabe. Singitunos: 0un=
nrItaes - Oiriaent: gbp. 90dner.
m5robfinn."
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itunos: Wittpo9s Dirisent 8.
ariippsf.
rMrbeiter : Mdnner9or."
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314, 9anoOsr : Strabe. Sinaitunoe:
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nib.
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Stunb.: Mittpo6g.
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ftunos: DOnnertass-0irissnt 5. 6.
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funb.: Dienitas-Dirisent S. aaroz
lug.
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1900, MeGloerrDtrabe, Sineltunee
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9auptquarttsr: 8rdun's 9ale.
Caroline unb 8anf Strabe. Stngz
ftunbs: Oonnertogs - Dtrigent Nug.
Sdneiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
OtateteS.

Inter alien 1littsIn eeeer 0iderfronts
belt 1T Garlsbao eas bette uno bat ii4
In oe,l meiiten fallen bewdhrt.
Dr.. !. seeeen, profef flor Der nleot5til an
Ger Wiener uniperfitdt. iaet in feinem be'
riitnten perfe iiber Diabetes melitus !:
Don allen lllitteIn eeeen oieies Seieen, Ole
in meifler lanejdhrieen prarls eebraI9t
uno nab oen pielen Grperilnenten. ole i4
fo,sobl rpie Gapa,itdten ais Ginger, 5lcfles,
blapo,ef uro 2lnoere eemadt, p%erotef1t
Karlsbaoer waier oil eriter STEELE eet'anrt
gu peroen.
ollie eitirten 2lutoritdten finme11 nit
mir oarin therein, odS Karlsbaosr UaHer
fib bel Diabetes auf oas Sefte berpdhrt.
Jb babe i'm Saufe pieler -Oahre eilie grobe
Qn,ahI NIT oieiem Seioett behatteter Per-
fonen bebanorIt uno nit JrtereHe feline
tDirfunoett in Se,ue auf Reon5irnfle oes
6~udereebaltes beobabtet. Die ertaPrnfts
lebrte mid, bab in alien fallen oRne aus
nabme cine Seierune bemertbar ipar. one
fib alib nab Dem 6ebrand oes lpafers
uno lelbif Damn 3eiste, wenft fe'i'e treHse
Didt inrleeebaIten wuroe."
nlan bite iib Dor Uadahmnneen.
Das e6te KarIsbaoer DaGer trd9t oer
uamens,1o pon yGisner & menoel'
fon Co., oleiniee leerten, Nem Vort",
ouf DER Falsetifette. -
Q~amPhlete wersen fret 3useianot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
meun Gie nuimadheu

II. fub miioer, als Sic poren. as Sic f6 nieper.
Itgten, ,psnn Sic eineu uuansenebmen @sl6maS
I'M Munbt babeu, tpsnn Sbre 3unse belsst unp
trotsn lit, fpenn ST: fsinen @ppetit gum Gribitiid
befben, bann leiosn Sic an Spspepfu.
8iele 9.ute baben i6per on bieier Rranibeit ~
Ieip.n, pdbreno bod ibou elm 9adst Der II. g.
81 M 4 Raep fablets cine i5neQe aur
berbsifibrt. Nsbrere Spisn nus.n eintm I d 10 o.
denoDer auren W nteb:, us cine
game LANCE &eibe anoerer Weoisinen. Ti6ts 1T
NIT FOLDER eiderbeit in Sdlen BON i6iutr su bsi=
Ienper rtopfun ansuipsnbeu.
Sieie Tablets fno has gttiultat iabrtlangems tus
buns lab ~entbalten nur bic bsfen rein peaetabis
len @rsntien, bic uibt fHeiien Oocr 3eaftiou bsr=
b%sifibr,n. Man nsbms tsin.n Grius. 10 Gents
Der cadet.
@tnn lie nibt In Sbrsm Srseuenlaben su baben
fnb, pann ibidsu Sic CELL. 10 Geuts fir elm
0adet son II on II. 8. armp & a p
9ab1et 6 D., II. Sat IA. Ctr. Neip=Vort.
gu buben in Sablifon's lpptbefe, galtimors=
uno 9ap=Strab.. CRoolS' a&S)
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&alier Milbelm mnb feline sfnls
rctorm.

&aiisr @ilbelm nnb feline shnls
reform.
8raF gaGenrsm, Der bsuhfxsRelfsz
tags : prdTib.nt, ertldrts unlanelt IN
elmer Rsos: yOsr 8uiier dubsrt 1th
ubsr boItsbstpesenbe 5raser. oamlt
man Is beahh, ertpdge uno beiprsde.
Oieie taiisrli9e SnoiDiouaIitat mug
nrs dnlpornsn, baB mir ben groBsn
Sntentionen bss aaiisrs nuh Mogl'd,z
telt entgsssn fommsn uno Tie %toroern.
Der aaiier fat seIast: ySd kos IN
Der 3stt Der Ssfsntliatsit, uno t9
pia audi sin iosenannter eonltltutlo@
heller Mpnard fein, Der oa bsrrldt
unO ni6t reaisrt." Oas 1T 4ass ri6z
tia; absr bag 8olt min 5utpeilen nlht,
nie iein regisrsnoer Safer mo4te.
Saon bon etrpa sebn Sabren lag Dem
&aiier bic Sdulreform isbr am Ser
gen. Gs puroe aud oumals cine
yS6uI : GommifIion" srndnnt, abr
BON S6ulrsform lit ni9t pisl gu
Stanbe esfommRn. Wilbelm Der
3tpsite greift isBt islbt pieoer Elm. Gr
min feline iungsu HOmer uno @rie6en,
lonoern Osuti6s sr5ogen 6aben.
Osuti9 ioa audi Der Mittelpunft Der
bo9eren S6ukn peroen. OBS oiesz
NAL deLindt2
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BaItimsrer Defiant.

g. Oabis DarfRlt, 9oitmsilt.r
Srecerid 2siit, Siiqfs : pofmeiltsr'
Die Poft 1T Sag uno Ra9t offen'
Sds Oepartemsnt fir Selos4ntpeie
funsen 1T geOffnst bon 9 n6r Wior'
gems Big 5 ubr @bsnps; an Ssittdgsn
1T es 9eihlohen.
Das Separtsmsnt fir reglltrirt'
grisfe 1T ssDffnet bon 9 uhr Wlprs
gems big 6 l1br Mbenbs.
Die 8risftrGgsr liefern an 5eittd9su
nur einrnof Worgens ab.
Na6folgsno 1T ein 9sr5si6niB osr
psridisoensn 3psi9z8 ursaur uno III
ret Gage. Sn isosm bisfsr gursanr
tpsrben tGglid, Snnntags dusgtnpm7
men, BON s rbr Morgsns Bis 6 uhr
Qbsnbg 8eIo=Intpeiiun9en a~us9eiteut
lnb rs9itri,:e 9risfs entaesen genOm'
men.
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Siehfutter. INN SfrnbnreiIe

Sclgcnoes ruo Die aui ben itaatliten
Waagen iii: Sen, Strub II. |. 10. s.iern Ct.
Sielteu TreiIe:
Yoropeflih &aaee
feu-- Eimothp' 6eu SIC - 1850 gem.
$500 bis $3.50, Sleeh.n sl4.Oo bis
1880 pro 5crne.
Strnh. -Waisenfroh s~s-s8.50, Rogaen'
ilrob $l4.50-$l6, Saterfrph $3.50 $3.50
pro Come.
Otats - $2.25 bis s2.35 pre- Gas.
Sefltte @ az {.
Sen Slmotba.9eu (altesl $15 - SIC,
neueS Gen bis. 9leeb.u Sl4.00 bis $l5
pro Come.
Stron-@nt,enfrch $3.50 $3.50. Rosa.u.
ftroh sl2-$l3 H. 3afertroh 80. o0-s9.50
pro 2ouue.
0tais - $500 bis 1926 p7o f5as.
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TcS NcicnS fucrfh.

On ben 9srdus9eber!
Sd bdlts IS fir metne pfli6t, A5re
GeIsr auf Elm 9silmittel oufmsrtldm
gu maden, bas in teiuem SauIs feblen
'olte.
SD mar Elm Mtdrtprsr Der Obs4
pepfie unb 9artIeibigteit unb r:r1uhte
ales perssbli6. Sn Der @er3peiflung
tauftt l9 Elm 5ebn Gsntzpudtt Der III.
g. Qrmp &c Napb Sdbets," Nr. II,
Dit IA. Strabe, Nspsgort. unD na9
bret Sdsm fi5Ite i9 MIDI beiIsr. 10
bab i4 fpGter Elm fiinfunO5rpan3ig
gent=padst taufte. tpona6 i9 iebt
b~oaitGnoi9 gebeilt bin. Sbr Ipotbeter
a n unb IN u B Sbnen pieiet6en bsz
lor9sn.
I4tungsDOI
Tin 2efeE
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cUR,REN ~KoPFscHMERZ

neusn menI den aus i'm 9eno4t, CT
polts fie tauienbfdltig senlebsn.
l1nb er flFlte, Dab sr oa3u nlht e'nz
mai zines groben grfolgss beourfs
audi ni9t zines beloenhaftsn Glngre'z
fens tpis bsute, ioHosrn nur 1flI9ter
4r6sit, zines ebrl;6en Strebens.
Sebt erit pol3og Ti4 feline lnraere
llmtpanolung. 2un9s eenpB er tie
idtpeigIam, lp:e um Die inneren Stlmz
men niht gu hDren, BIB Fbn bic Viii
Digfeit iibermannie. STE er 5ur Hue
Re ging, i6lid sr nod einmul por bic
Shiire Der 9uusf rau unD TAU 6te.
0ur4 oas S6luheGo9 erblidte er
9eu1be Oas idlummernoe 8inb. Selne
gdd6sn tparen bonn S6lafe 9srotbet.
Sin Teli9es 2d6eln osrfldrts bas ltebz
li6e 4niiiB,
lTortfsbuuo fnI,+l
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Sithmarfte.

Chicago. fus.. 90. Sebr.-Di. iYu=
fahr uon Rtneoieh betsua $500 Stiit;
Ntarii feit bel sptideu S".25 NIB $500
pariireubeu Ireilen. SdIpeine : Sufuhr:
10000: Wartt fietls; 81. 3 elie uarr,trtsu
,ipiitsen s4.65 unb s5.024. Sdaaie: Yufuhr
Is. 1000; Wfartt Hau, DE Yreil. uarr.trieu
,pliden &4.75 unb 300.