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"Jl I'M COTS ',|):I'
GUILTY / ! IL. OF Of
FORGERY.
So Decides the Jury in This Interest
y ing Case, Just Tried Down
s. in Moundsville.
FROM TWO TO TEN, YEARS.
In the Penitentiary is the Punish
ment for the Crime-An Effort
For New Trial.

Jim" Colts, who has been In the pub
lie eye In this community probably more
than any other citizen In private life,
owing to his contentious. with the city
authorities and his connection; with the
tax cases two years ago. stands this
morning face to face with u; term of i'm
i prisonment in the state penitentlary
that may be two years or ten years, or
an intermediate period, and 1t is the
mere statement Of n fact to say that
the great majority OF Wheeling people
are not shedding tears over Mr.. Colts
misfortune. ,~u
The trial of ,;Ir. Colts on the charge
'of forging the name of theslate John G.
Z Haberfeld, on note for 500, came to a
I conclusion In the circuit court nj
Mooundsviiie Thursday nlSrnins ut
1850 o'clock. when the jug FbfotEht In
ia verdict OF guilty, as charged in the In
dlctment, after having been out since
9:l5 o'clock The announcement of the
4 verdict was deceived by the defendant
without emotion but his daughters.
who have been at the side of their
father throughout the trial. were risibly
z affected. 30
After the jury had beer discharged,
Messrs. Arnett and Dryden. counsel for
I. Colts, moved for 4 news trial, and the
motion Is to be argucdi later. The
states representatives. Messrs. Meyer
and Boyce, fail TO see any development
during the trial on which, the motion
now made by the defense can be sup
ported. The punishment for the
crime of which Colts is found guilty is
two to ten years imprisonment in the
penitentfary.
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BENWo3D.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

a wagon containing 4 crowd OF pic
nirkers from this place went up Wheel
Ing creek Wednesday and at the foot
OF the Shcrrnrd hill the horses became
frightened and backed the wagon over
an cmbankmcnt. Miss Jones' OF the
party, was severely bruised about the
body and another lady. Mrs Brown,
of Wheeling. received broken
arm. The rest OF the party received n
general shaking IN but no further harm
was done. .-
Wednesday the Slavs Of this place.
Bellalrc. Wheeling, Glendale and Min
70 danced at the fItuc Ribbon half. II
was an Informal affair with a ven
gcance. ne the men discarded their coats
and many danced with their hats on
and cigars In their mouths. Two ac-
CnrdrOns furnished the music for the
affair and It was on the whole huge
evening for the natives Of Slavonia.
a woman called at the city hail yes
terday afternoon and made complaint
against the practice OF men and boys
going In bathing In a nude state In tho
lower end Of BcnwOod Mt what Is called
the Navy Yard" Families living In
that neighb0rhood say that the practice
has become unbearablG and Il IL hoped
the police Will break II IN.
VIII Leach recovered thr JohE-
that was stolen from him about a week
ago. Ho was going down the river on
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THE SHEET SCALE.
Another Conference viii Likely be
Held This Week, and it is Believed
Settlement Will be Reached.

Another conference on the iron and
steel, wage scale will likely be held this
week. and 1t is believed satisfactory
settlement will be reached. 1t has been
learned that while the Amatgamated
Association did not ask for Il straight
advance 4 demand Was made that prac-
tically means an increase. The base of
the scaie that expired with the month
OF June was on the actual sales of Nos.
&c. e., and % gauges at 3 cents q pound.
Wages advanced two per cent with ev-
cry one-teRth cent increase in the aver
age price OF sheets over 3 cents.
The scale presented to the American
Sheet Steel Company provided for
base rate Of rs cents. II sheets sold
sold and continued to sell above the
old base of a. cents this would mean an
increase of 10 pcr cent for the workers
over the wages paid last year. The
price of sheets. however, is falling, and
latest quotations show an average on
the base sizes of $50 cents, which
would under the new proposition, give
the workers an advance ut present OF
but per cent. with good prospects of
LIT Otu NiSeSs TuilhS III a shol tiIiic,
owing to probable decline in prices.
The offer OF the workers wage commit
tee. las was stated ut the close Of the
last conference, was rejected by the
manufacturers. TIL matter was refer
red back 10 the lodges for further con-
sideration, and 1t Is reported. but not
confirmed officially, that the proposition
has been modified
All the mills OF the trust. both union
and non-union. have been closed. and
no, time has been fixed for q resump-
ton. II the wage scale for the union
mills Is not adjusted ct the conference,
there is no doubt that ali the non-un!on.
mills will at once be put in operation.
A dispatch from Chicago announces
that the South Side works OF the I'LL
rois Steel Company are In full operation
again. AS this concern recognizes the
Amalgamated Association, this would
indicate that the scale has been signed.
An officer ofthc organization said that
while he had not seen 4 scale signed by
this company, he was certain that the
plant could not be started until 1t had
signed the scale.
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NOTICE TO
ONTRACTORS.
pELLAIRE. Ohio, July .. 1900.

Tho Pittsburgh Ohio Coal Company. OF
Bclla!rc, Ohio, will receive until July Sth.
1900. sealed proposals for sinking nm air
shaft SNl2 feet. inside OF timber and plank,
and 100 feet deep. more or less. Shaft to
be cut square at corners. Contractor to
furnish all tools and blasting material
and 10 keep drill hole clear OF obs,ruc-
lions, to cut r0tchcs In rock at proper DIS
tanccs for securing stair timhcrs. TO Sc
curfly fnstcn ,imbcrs SxlO In. and plank at
top of shnft. timber and plank to be FUR
nlshed by the coal company. All work
10 be crowded with reasonable dispatch.
and performed In workmanlikc manner,
subject to the approval Of tho mine fore
man. Payments for work TO I've made as
follows: on the flrSt Hi each month. for.
work between the 9TH and Esd OF tho pre-
vious month. and IN the 18th OF each
month for work between the 9Th OF tho
same month and the I'D Of tho previous
month. 50 per cent Of the agreed price
wifi be paid. The remaining y per cent.
TO be paid on completion and acceptance
OF tho work. The coal company reserves
the right 10 accept any or reject all bids,
I'm
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Intense Interest Prevails


In
whole
tell Oqunty GREAT
OVER DISEASES.
this GREAT MAGNETIC ALElS remarkable method of healing
medicine
which he has visited that they have anything
tho but hts
method
Blindness respective
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WHAT CAUSES TUMORs AND CANcERs2

poison with
Disease
Epilepsy -
They
the urine the blood uHntered carries the poison through
tenn When Kidneys not doing their
gravel rheumatic palms. sediment tn. un Irritation
night the bladder rriby dill
of ambition. weakness general debility.
It
find
calling THE
0. BRIDGEPORT, NN'
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
of Belmont County.

A little while ago the Democrats OF
this section were up in arms at the sug-
gestion OF any one as delegate to the
Kansas City convntion who would not
shun John X. Mclean. With this bug
aboo they swept things and elected
two delegates from this district who
were regarded MS simon-pure, leaving
Belmont county out because there was
too much Mclean influence apparent.
But at Kansas City the two delegates
sent occupied front seats with the Nc
Lear element and reelected him M
tional committeeman. 1t is plain there
was something else In the wind. and 1t
is not hard to divine II. The real facts
are that they fought because one
element handled the Doodle last fall and
the other element thought 1t didn't
get Its share. In fact there was n
threat TO call for statement-a show
down-but It was not carried out be.
caue of the fingers It might burn This
is the story founded upon Democratic
authority and 1t looks on It's face like
the truth.
The decennial appraisements now be-
Ing filed with the county auditor do not
indicate encouragement for the cities
and towns. The rural townships so far
In show decided decrease from thar
OF ten years ago. Bellaire Is the only
city so far In and the increase reported
from here, about 4 million. morn than
covers the decreases so far known In
the country districts. There is serious
food for thought in these returns.
The marshal and Officers Mahonc,
and CrozIer TOOK charge OF n crazy
man brought down on the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh train late Wednesday night.
The fellow made things lively ut the
lookup ard is held there only untR
something can be learned OF who he Is.
He said he had relatives here named
Spartle. but they are not known.
Black Prince Lodge X. OF p. installed
the following officers last night: Cham
cellor, James a. Dubois; vice chancel-
lor. j. T. Frye: prclatc, Cook Danford;
NJ. at a., Earl Luke; inner guard. Clar-
ence Simpson: outer guard. George ID
bert: NJ. of W.. c. C. Culbcrtson.
Word from Walter Fletcher yester-
day Indicated that the, young man was
rallying nicely from the severe shock nf
his dcplorIblc accident on the fair
grounds at ST. ClairsvIlle.
The friends OF william a. Hunt. for
mcrly editor of the Chronicle, are sorry
to learn that he Is seriously III at the
home of his daughter In Sandusky.
state Food Commissioner ]. e. Black
burn returned to Columbus yesterday.
having spent the Fourth on the fair
grounds at st. ClairsvIllc.
witbcrt a. Norton and Miss Myra r.
Keyser Ephraim Simpson and Agnes
Hyatt. both couples Of this city. have
been licensed to marry.
Michael Morgan. aged SO. died at his
home here Wednesday. Funeral this
afternoon. He leaves n wife and fout
children.
The heat kept number Of Bctiaire
people from going too Martins Ferry
yesterday, ana 1t was the day after the
Fourth.
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The Rough Riders will play the
CaldwelIs Run nine at the Forty-nrst
street grounds next Sunday afternoon.
The lineup Of the Rough Riders will be
rs follows: First base, Kraft: second
base. Wise; third base, North; short
stop. Davis: left field. Ripper; center
field, Shortle; right field. Umphrey:
pitchers. Cardona aud Kennedy; CATCH
ers. Campbell and Kalkreuth.
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Two-baso hits. Taylor, PcQuinncy.
Three-base hit, Poole: Passed balls. by
Boyd .. Bases on balls. By McGinniss 2
Mcerdith 3 poole, Turner Boyd) Hit
batsmen. by Pardce CTriby, ConnOrs).
Struck out. by Pardee l lBeecher. Belt,
Law y: by Meredith CPeGuInney).
Double plny Boyd 10 Poole. Stolen bases.
Rothermcl. Lowncy. Sacrifice hits. Com
gallon, Pardce. Quinn. Fox. Meredith
Innings pitched. by MGGinniss O., BY PHr.
dee 6. Base hits. OF McGInniss 6: of Par
dee D. Time, :55. Umpire. Caruthers.
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Working Might and Day.

The busiest and mIGhtIest little thing
that cvrr was made IS DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Every pill In II sugar-coated
globulo OF health. ihat changes weak
ness Into strength. iistlessness into en-
ergo. BFaIH-fag Into mcnihl power.
They're wonderful In building up tho
health. Only Is cents per box. Sold by
Logan Drug Co.
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Il Il Z


at Toledo:- RIIE
Fort Wayne. o o 0 l 0 90 81 I s
Batteries-Strlcklett and IIannaford:
Brashcar and Bergen.
AT New Castle RHE
New Castle. % 0 4 q q o o n "a s .
YourgToNn % 0 0 ) 2 o. . 0 .-;1! I
Ba'terics-Fi.gsmi and Gra'IrS. Rose
brough and Murphy. Umpire. Colgan.
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Examination and Consultation Free to All.

diseases will infinitely diagnosed by
itevc eyes-he guided
Arthur Phenomenal Magnetic Healer who has
lInuaani GrnnIns Rnnnrnc
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To-pAY's GAMES.

TO-DAT'S GAMES.
Boston at Chicago.
New York al Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia AT st. Louis.
At Pittsburgh RHE
Pittsburgh 20 o 0 0 2lOO % . /
New York 40 3 / 0 OF { I
Batteries. Waddcll and thinner: Ca-rick
and RowsFnan. Time, l:5e. Umpire,
SwartwOol.
At Cincinnati. RHE
Cincinnati 30 0 0 0 q o 0 0 90 j 0
Brooklyn 80 0 90 0 0 . L. IL 0
Batteries, Newton and PIetzs Nops ana
Farrell, Attendance. 800. Time, l:55. Um-
pIrc, Emslle.
At. st. Louis. RffE
St. Louls...0 o 90 O-Oo2 % . !
Philadei'a Il 0 0 0 y 0 . o l--3 10 .
Batteries, Powell and Crigcr: Platt and
Douglas. Time. 2:2J, Umpire. Hurst. At
tendance, 9100.
AT Chicago. RHE
Chicago 80 20 o 0 90 % S i
Boston ........O 0 90 0 0 0 90 I ?
Batteries, Taylor and Donahuc: Dlneen
and Clements. Time, 2:01. Umpire. Ter
ry Attendance 2A0
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The third and concluding game Of
tho series with Mansfield was victory
for neither club. McGInnlss, late of the
Atlantic league, was put In the boz by
Captain Turner, and when the stogIes
led of with five runs in the FIRST in
ming. IT was considered foregonc con-
cIuslon that MGGinniss would hr"nblc
10 hold down the Haymnkers, this CIV
Ing the locals two out Of The three
games of the serles--but base ball Is
mighty uncertain sometimes. and this
was one OF those times. the visitors
jumping onto McGinniss numerically
In thr second inning, scoring four runs
and tleing the score. Parder wns then
brought in. ani he pitched an elegant
game OF ball barring the eighth Inning,
when two hit balsmen. Il sacrifice and a
single gave the visitors the two runs
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This of healing has received
Of
public
GCys the the most n'SisGn, classes
the present large induction of statistics usncs the
which greatly benefited unrevcd
p ,
the class ailments whchhnc
Hero positive benefits
short time
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Tested BY L, OOO Afflicted and Found Infalibl

Arthur through
(. ..... lr.s .
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statesmen WANTED.

UTkNTED--MAN, OF GOOD CHARAC-
w TER; ,dellver and collect for old es-
tabllshed manufacturing house: 1900 a
year and expenses guaranteed. Address
MANuFACTURER,3 Cd floor, $50 Dearborn
ST., Chicago. '-.1f.rl 1elG-m&s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF ASSISTANT
w to physician and surgeon in West Viz
ginia. Have had five years experience.
Am willing to do the hard work, or can
operate any OF the modern mechanical ap-
paratus, including Hydro and Electro
Theropy In their various !orins Can fur
Greensboro. pa. mas
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND En-;
w ERdETIC salesmen to sell me wen
known D!cterichs Nalvc-Glcum hubri-
eating Oils TO the consuming trade ,fn
commission. Apply to DlETERlCHs,
VALVE.OLEUM OIL. CO.. GU Garfield
Building, Cleveland. Ohio. ta2s
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OSteopathy

The
tains which he
tcorahy surely OF
mechanical manipulation various
Ton Of the body Its pns Is to ndst the machinery the
that nature may perform her normal functions whereby
and health restored.
The human body Is an Cpome in hydraulics
chinery therefore subject to mechanical
adj
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OStcopathy Contends.

That health
That nl bodily disorders
circulation tho
the human HEnnsn are IN proper adjustment, health the
the Of the Physical order the normal
That tho human
mat the
make use of the Fundamental principles Of life
rous observation-disclosures cmcdescsscn,a Its
Tint foreign
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS AND TRAVELLING SALES
IN MEN WANTED-By jewelry manu-
facturers: salary aud expense gnaran-
teed; write for particulars ut once. or
send money order for 81 10 for sample Of
ElgIn or Waltham. full jewel. li-k filed
watch, retailing at IS with privilege OF
returning). guarantee for q years In
every watch. NEW ENGLAND WATCH
CO., Milwaukee,. WIS. je3O
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AT ARINE CORPS, u S. NAVY RE-
W cRUfTS WaHted-Able bodied mem
service on our warships In all parts OF the
world and on lana In the Philippines when
Market and Fourtecn,. streets, Wheel
Ing. X e r'Ea .''aHse. 20 .-.LIsgs JyE Il
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
New York {. Pittsburgh ?.
Brooklyn ., Cincinnati 0.
Philadelphia ), St. Louis ..
Chicago ., Boston
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WTANTED-A AGENTS FOR THE
w great Confederate Naval War His
tory. "Rccollcctlons OF a Naval Lie. In
ter and Alabama" by Captain John
Mcintosh KeE. executive officer on both
ships. A general agent wanted for each
town In the state. Sells on sight. THE
NEALE CO., Publishers. Washington,
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ylCANTEp-DRuG CLERK; YOUNG
E w man: single: registered: active ac-
curatc and wiling worker. THOMAS 4
POTTERFiELD, Charleston, w. Va. 1e29
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JITANTED-SALEsA FOR EVERY
w city and town In West Virginia and
Ohio: our RaiesfReR are cpiping money;
the opportunity OF lifetime; We under
sell ali competitors. Address ROOM is,
Reilly Block. - - 1ui
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MIA NTED- EXPERIENCED IN
3 w = STAbLMENT salesman: good line
TO handle. and commissions paid prompts
Is. No. 80 Sixteenth street. JeG
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COMING COMING !!
DIR. ARTHUR G. DELLEssPAR,
The Great Magnetic Healer, 0steopath and
Clairyoyant,

City bridgeport, Ohio Saturday July ID 1900
oepath Institute for the Curing Of
Diseases, Rheumatism Paralysis, Deafness
Blindness Dance insanity Cancers Liver, Kid
Stomach Blood and All Nervous Disorders of the Human sy
tern { E. sts . -. ), .
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FOR RENT.
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
Office of the General Manager, Mounds
willie. W. Va. until IL o'clock noon. July
II. 1900. for the graduation and masonry
oil Sections ], =. . and of the Pittsburgh,
Conncllsvillc e Wheeling Railroad,
Plans, profile and specifications may be
seen at the Office OF Chief Engineer,
Moundsville, on and after July It'll.
The right Is reserved TO reject any or all
bids. EDGAR a. HOLMES,
ie30 General Manager
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
THE WHEELING TERMINAL
Dali wAY COMPANY

.
WHEELING. W. Va. June %. 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that the frs,
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Wheel
Ing Terminal Railway Company. for the
purpose OF clcctinG directors and other.
wise completing the orsanizatiol OF said
Wheeling Terminal Railway Company,
and FOR such other proceedings us might
be had at nm annual meeting. will be had
In Wheeling. Ohio county, west Virsinia;
o'clock n. m, Mt the office OF Hubbard &
Hubbard. 1871 Chnplinc street
THE WHEELING TERMINAL
RAILWAY COMPANY.
JAMES McCREA,
]. r. BROOKS.
JOSEPH WOOD.
L. J.. GILBERT,
+. j.. MULLINS.
Purchasers Of the property formerly
known as the Wheeling Bridge 4 Ter
mInai Railway: likewise all the lncor-
porators OF the Wheeling Terminal
Railway Company. te23-s :
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE........

4 YIN OHLNssssss's y :"
A good substantial Investment. that will
pay nice interest on investment in the
good. substantial double eight-roomed
dwelling at Nos. AS and III South Penn
street. Filled by choice tenants. Always
In demand No trouble to handle.
Big bargain In the property ut No. 1876
Eighteenth street. Consists OF two three
reomed houses that rent for ST per month.
Must sell for Sl,215 on quick sale.
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WANTED.

JIyANTED-oNE OR TWO GENTLE
x w MEN for nicely furnished room. with
or without board, At ll27 Eofr street.. ju5
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INTER STATE LEAGUE.
srANnING or CLrRs..

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Wheeling !. Mansfield Il a.
Dayton s. Columbus o. n
Toledo 2, Fort WnyncI
Youngstown s. New Castle j.
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To.DAY's GANiEs.TGof
r Wheeling at Toledo. 1f'
Mansfield ut Fort Wayne.
New Castle at Dayton"
1850 ~ youngstown ut Columbus
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Scramble bas Grab.

6err Sobn Oliper BON Hbilaoel@
pbia, 3d., berihtet bon einem hreds
liden 3fuiihenfau pie fulgt: SD
befanb mid in einer geraoe5u uer=
stpeifelten Gage. Wieiue Saut batte
cine total gelbe ssarbe angenomnien,
id) batte tiefliegenoe Augen, belegte
2unae, i'm Miiden uno in ben Seis
ten id)redlibe Sbmer5en. 81 oenen
iid, nod cine allmdlie iih iteigernbe
Shudhe uno 9lppetitloiigteit ge=
iellte. Irei Ger5te batten mid in
Bebanolung, unb iie ale gaben meis
men 5aa als boffnungslos auf. Gs
ipur6e mir bann aneeratben, "Elec-
tric Bitters" einsunebmen. uno 5u
meiner eroBen 5reiioe ueribaffte idpn
Die erite 5laibe mir beoeutenbe 2ins
berung. Drei Wpden iebte id) ben
@ebrauh bes ertudbnten Electric
Bitters" fort unb bin iebt elm ges
iunoer Wann. S6 ipeiB. oaB oie=
| les Wiittel bas @rab eines ieiner
Iiheren Opfer beraubt bat" aein
Qeioenoer iullte perfeblen, oieies
Waittel su periuben. gtur 30 Cts.
gu baben bel s. aalteper Il Subn,
Truauilten.
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,,@rukmutter's 1bec" perid,1mcrt
ben 4eint. 25c bel allen 1rugmiftcn.

o., @rrt9tung etnes yd.
bp"- Warftes in paris 1T bon
einem iransoiiiden Staatsmanne allen
grn1es borssidlasen tuoroen. guf ben
Wartt iollen bic Ginoer bon gleih.
ailtiaen ober armsn gliern gsbradt
iueroen, nm iie OIL folde perfonen su
periaufen, tpelde bic Siderbeit 9eben
i6nnen, bab lie bic 9leinen gut perior'
gen unb pfle9en.
9te 3abl Der gier, melde
alljdbrlid bon geuiifen SiIdarten ab-
qeIeet tuerben, III wabrboft iiber.
raidenb. 60 bat man gum geiipiel bel
einem 8ari9 BON nur einem balben
pfuno getpidt 250,O0O gier ge3dblt.
Sn einem Geebaien BON II Sub 9dnge
fano man 01,955 gier, uno Der
aabliau ioll oapOn ear mehrere Ulil.
fionsn nit iid umbertragen.
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mar. Wlan elaubte. bob ibre Nnfel-
lung cine psrmansnte fein tueroe. bas
grIfaunen mar baber elm allgemsines.
als tiirslid bic Botinnen IN idmmt'
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bic Mabnabms auf einsn Mansel in
Der getpabruns pon 8ebeimniifsn iei-
tens Der Sd0nen Suriid,uiiibren III,
III niht betannt.
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fdleiit muroe Der l2jdbrise Soiepb
Naoler in Blue Sslano bei Chicago.
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elmer iorriiden Sub beiddfiiat, bic
Spiepb oil einem Stride feibielt, oeiien
anoeres gnoe er UNI ieiHen Geib ge-
idlunaen bate. @an, pl0blid. nod
ebe Der Gnabe iid Der Sdlin8e ent'
lebiaen ionnis, iiiirmte bic Rub oapon
SoIepb wuroe nisosrgsriiisn unb iiber
Gtod unb Stsin nadsefdleif. 9lls Il
enolid einem anedie gslane, ben Gtrid
au ourdidneiosn. bate Der entfeblid
auaeridteie 9nabe bereits fein 9eben
ausssbaudt.