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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-07-12
1t is Impossible
to Get Away

from the fact that In 1900
While other butchers changed their
shops,
And the name of other meat firms
fops.
Peddlers haul their stuff thro' mud
aud slop.
Still tie people know
That to the old reliable
They've always gotto GO,
To get the meat that is desira BILE.
CITY NEAT MARIE
2l0 West Second,
r. P. Holmes, Prop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-07-12
.y.l,v Times at n Funeral.

Hungarian peasants like to have
good time when somebody dies. A
wealthy farmer at Szabadka recently
left 1900 acres of land and large sum
to his nepheWs. In his pockets were
found 5000 forms in cash. This sum,
1t was decided, he had SET aside for
sumptuous funeral. SO the bells were
kept ringing two days and everybody
was royalty entertained.
some Truth About Champagne.
There Is more champagne drunk In
one year than the champagne district
produces in seven, but 1t is interesting
to know which countries take most of
the genuine article. Last year the
champagne district exported 1860 QUO
liters, valued at 1927 $50 francs. Eng
land bought more than half or the to-
tai. Belgium followed long way after
with 2.778.000 liters, Germany with
/ $4,000 and the United States and
Canada with f.419400 liters. Russia
was satisfied with 1885 liters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-07-12

The queen of Siam owns a thimble
that was a present from her royal hus-
bs I'D. It is made in the shape of q
lotus bud, of the finest gold, and il
studded with diamonds, which are 80
arranged that they form their names
and the date of their marriage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-07-12
The Good News Spreads

and our business
grows larger, and the prices small
er, every day, People come here
from all parts of the city. When
ever they need anything in our
line, they think of us. We have
furnished more coy homes than
we could possibly name. We
have done it to the owners salts
faction, and we can do the same
thing for you.
BLUFF CITY
b.. FURNITURE CO.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-10
PASTED FORTY DAYS.

Chicago. Sept. 9.-"Dr." H nry Rob- ert Wallace Andrews. who is in the county jail here broke his fast of forty days yesterday by eating few ounces of sponge cake.
 The doctor is a minister and ve,er- mary surgeon. He says angels began whispering to him soon after his arrest. and when he had become submissive he recognized d divine command to abstain from all solid food for forty days He faithfully needed the 'call from above. Q and did not swerve from the path of duty until the designated period was at an end
 His fellow prisoners watched him carefully, but did not discover that the doctor" was practicing a confidence game Cn them. The doctor" was cau- tious about eating yesterday. He says he felt worse after eating the melon than before. He promises to undergo another period of fasting in the near future.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-10
SET UPON BY TRAIN wRECKERs.
Trackwalker Murderously Assaulted at
 Night on the Meadows.

Atlantic City, N. J.. Sept. g. The Pennsylvania railroad detectives and the city authorities are puzzled over the murderous assault committed at 10 o'clock last night on the meadows on Trackwalker Joseph Rich, an Italian employed by the Pennsylvania rail- road. Rich was asked for some matches and tobacco by a man who suddenly appeared in front of him, and was about to comply with the request when three other men joined the stranger. A few seconds later Rich was felleG hy blow on the head. He lay un- conscious un.il daylight. when he made his way to this city. The gash in his head seems t9 have been made with a ha;chet or some other sharp instru- ment. Rich was robbed of his belt and revolver. but they were found some distance away.
 The railroad people connect the as saUlt with train wreckers and chink that the four men were probably out tO make trouble for the express which was about due, but that their plans Were upset by the appearance of the trackwalker. Rich gave fair de- scription of the assailants. Chief En- gineer Nichols of the Pennsylvania railroad eXpre ssed the opinion that the assault may possibly have some con- nectiOn with the attempc to wreck the express. He said every railroad cor pOration has more.or less enemies made through the adoption of stringent rules for the safe running of the road. He said that the number f trackwalkers has been doubled since the assault
Arizona republican., 1900-09-10
THE WESTERN CAMPAIGN.

spellbinders are gathering at the na- tional committee headquarters in this city preparatory to receiving their final instructions before starting on the road early next week. With the arriv- al of Chairman Hanna in the city the campaign in the west will be put into full swing. Routes are now being mapped out for the speakers engaged to cover Iowa, Nebraska. the Dakotas, Minnesota. Kansas. Missouri. Michi- gan, Kentucky, and other states. Mon day will see a scattering of the host of speakers over the western territory. On that day. also, Governor Roosevelt will leave Chicago on his tour of the west ern, northwestern, and Pacific coast states.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-10
JEROME LETTER
Charitable Acts In Behalf of An Un,
 fortunate Woman.

Jerome, Ariz.. Sep. S.-(SpeciaI cor day the opera house is being prepared for the grand trlpple wedding this ev- ening. Invitations have been sent all over the territory. and large crowd will be present.
 Dee Scott and Paul Smyley went out to Sycamore canyon this morning to camp out a week.
 The movement in the right direction to assist Mrs. Richard Belk and chi- dren to get money to pay their way t. Calf, rnia. which was started at the meeting of the United Modern lodge Thursda~ evening. has turned out most successful. Mayor Tovrea gave his hearty cO-opera ton and communicated with II. r. Anewalt. who secured half fare rates for the woman and her chil- dren on the railroad. That represents q saving of a good many dollars to the poor woman. Mir Tovrea also donated ham and other things for the ladies to put in basket of lunch they are preparing for the family to take with them. Mrs. Tovrea and Mrs. Harlan collected over $2O in m ney. and another subscription was taken around. swell ing the cash to about $35. This. wi,h the money she gets for her cabin and furniture will take the family to Red lands and leave a few dollars over. The Moderns are deserving of much credit for the good work they did for the unfortunate woman. Mrs. Belk and
  ing on their journey.
 Merrill brothers have had the street in front of their new building cleaned of all rubbish. greatly improving that part If town. The streets arg n arer clear of building material than they have been since the fire Gf September II, 1898.
 Mrs. Joe c. EnGle wi;h the Y F. Mill Ter company. left yesterday afternoon for a business trip to Los Angeles and San Francisco. to b. gone two weeks.
 The hearing of the boys accused of shooting cattle al Cottonwood has be. n postponed until the 18th of the month. Friends of both sides are becoming in terested in the case.
 The Mexicans have hired ;he band to furnish music for their cele bration on the 16th, Mexican independence day. The evening of the 16th will be spent in dancing. The celebration will begin on the 10th.
 C. P. Perron was made happy yes terday afternoon by the arrival of his family from Tempe.
 F. H. Meek, who was taken down with fever in Jerome last week. went out to Oak creek before he was en- tirely well and is now down with fever again.
 J. H. Cinkscales came in from the east this morning. where he had been on visit. He iS q property owner in Jerome. and has great confid nee in the future of the town He had not been here Tor year previ us to this trip.
 G. w. Hull came in this morning and is looking over the town.
 Ser; Lincoln has been under the weather and unable to work. but is getting better at present.
 Henry Hergett was in bed two days this week with fever. but is up and at his old place in the Jerome meat mar ket this morning.
 Arrangements are being made by the
Arizona republican., 1900-09-10
ANNOUNCEMENT

Miss Welch wishes to inform her friends that she is sole owner of the Philadelphia Book depot, No. 1S4 West Washington street. where will be found fine line of books. stationery and school supplies. MT Wilson, an experienced merchant, is in charge. Call and look over the stock New goods every few days. Late novels re- ceived this week.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-10
BOY DIES OF LOCKJAW.

Springfield, H.. Sept. g. Harry Kuebler, one of the boys who was so badly injured by th= premature dis charge of a cannon at Camp Lincoln during the Illinois national guard en- canpment this summer. died today of lockjaw. Blood p5isoning had set in from the effects of powder, and when young Kuebler stepped on a wire with bare feet Monday lockjaw at once set in
Arizona republican., 1900-09-10
THROUGH AN OPEN DRAW.

Detroit. Mich. Sept. 9.-Two Wabash locomotives and the three freight cars of Wabash fas; eastern freight train No. 9. plunged through an open draw bridge into the Rouge river at Delray at a. m. today. The engine crews had remarkably narrow escapes and no one was injured. The heavy train ap- preached the bridge too rapidly to be controlled. The bottom of the Rouge Is very soft and the engines sunk out of sight
Arizona republican., 1900-09-10

At meeting of the Maricopa county prohibition central committee, called for the purpose of setting date of coun- ty convention, it was resolved that meeting should be held Septembr 13, at p. m., at Doris hall. The appoint ment of delegates from the different precincts is as follows: Phoenix, 20; Mesa, 6; Tempe, 8; Buckeye, 3; Glen dale, s, and all other precincts 1 each. Every one in sympathy with the prin- ciples of this party are earnestly asked to attend this convention.
 s. s. GREEN, Chairman.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-10

NOW OPEN. The Leland, Adams street. between Center and First streets. Nicely furnished rooms by the day, week or month. Transients ac- commodated.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-10
HERE AGAIN.

Paul Morgan. the expert Piano tuner. is again in Phoenix Those wanting their pianos tuned or repaired for the fall and winter may leave orders at either of the music stores in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-10
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, all lays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twen- ty-five cents a bottle.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-10

Moderns to give MT. and Mrs. Harlan and MT. Jackson a farewell banquet Thursday evening in the lodge room.
 D. D. MCDONALD.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-10
SAN FRANCISCO MI-CENTEN-
 NAL CELEBRATION. s

The Santa Fe will sell excursion tickets to San Francisco and return for above occasion on Friday. September '. Round trip tickets. good for ninety days. Fare. $4545. For further infor- mation call on or address
 L. W. GILLETT. General Agt.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-10

THE PACIFIC GROTTO is the best PLACE" at which to eat in the city.
 J. A. IS. IRVINE.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-10
TO MEXICO CITY AND RETURN.

The S. P. company will sell tickets to Mexico City and return, from Septem- Der 4 to s, inclusive, for $46.75, from Phoenix. Tickets good for thirty days from date of sale. For further infor-. nation call on or address
 NJ. O. BICKNELL.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-10
B. A. spaulding sells real estate. Of ice No. fl West AdaY1a atrsat-

Sheet music two sheets for , cents at Phoenix Piano and Music Co.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-10
CAIIIE WANIED.

have pasture and winter feed for, from 200 to 1000 head of cattle. Fine gross and water on Santa Fe k. E., good local market, IS hours ride to Kansas City, can unload in Colorado or Kansas, Smiles from Kansas state line. Can money for freight. Life time eXper- ence in handling cattle, no cattle of my own For particulars write tO
 JNO. HESS,
 Butte Ranch, ?. Q. Holly, Colo.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-10

You can rent your tent for tn. camp meeting at Doris Bros.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-10

H. c. Morrow & Go. has placed a fine Estey organ in the chapel at the Indian school.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-10
LOCAL BHEVlTIES.

Cards of thanks, notices pertaining to organizations and societies, church fairs or socials, will not be printed in The Republican except when paid for
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-12-28
9prresppnoems. So elptes. ben


81. Oeselnber 1900. - Sim @eib=
na1tsabeno fano bier in Der Shule
fir Die Sunntaesibiiler cine @eib=
nabtsfeier Itatt, Die tpunoeri6Dn
perlief. Die Shule mar eefiillt nit
ben frDhliben &leinen unb beren
gltern uno Die sSreuoe iiber ben
berrli1en, big al Die Dede reibens
ben gbriitbaum uno Die pielen ib6=
men 8aben mar unbeidreibli6.
9as tpunoerbar 9iinitige, angez
nebme @etter, Der belle Mtpnoibein
am Qbeno betpirften einen auBerorz
bentlih sablreihen geiud. Die
Sunntagsibiiler ianeen, oann ias=
ten iie paiienbe @eoidte Der uno
iebten bic 3ubDrer ourb ibre ibD=
men 2eiItuneen in @ritaunen. Gum
S1luB folete cine Gnlprabe an Die
@eriammelten uno @ebet. Die
Sonntaeslbule miro BON 6errn
Yruf. graudle uno sErau Imalie
Werins g6gel seleitet. Sober per=
lieB Die Sbule in eebubener Stim=
mune uno nit Dem Wunicbe, baB
iid) cine iplde ihDne @eibnadtsz
feier reaelmdBia luieoerbulen lnDse.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-12-28

/ ZEN, iab Sans lie itauneno nno mil
unperbo6lener Senunoerune an.
pWabrbaiiig. Su biii aeipadien,
Seimden!"
Sic absr ipenbete iid err6tbeno bem
SbeetiI6 gu, nm ibre liebsn, langent'
bebrien qflidien iOsleid iuieOer arisu.
nebmen.
Sibi6 fir einen firenaen Sd0nbeitss
be9riEf ipar glgnes gDenblant nidt.
ba3u mar iJr @eiidt nidt reaefmdBis
genug, augenblidli6 aud su farblos.
9as GdonIie in ibm iparen bic ieelen.
pollen, tieIblidenoen 9luaen unb iebr
ansiebeno Der ernlie Huge Munb, Der
10 lisblid) su l1heln berfanb, nobel
bann Die peiBen fleinen 36bne tuie
perlen berpprblibten. 9llle ibre 8sue-
eun9en tennseidnete, bic 9a,monie
zines eblen tlaren Willens perraibeno,
cine ianfie, fir Elm a6tsebnjdbri9es
Mdoden fai gu gebaliene, aber INNER
mobltbuenbe 3ube.
Seute inbeB idien bieie &ube feine
gang ungesiunngene sli iein. bic tleinen
9dnbe, tie bic Sbeetaiien berumreid-
ten, sitterten Iciic. Sie Qugen hires
pilegebrnbers baIteten al oieien Sdn,
Den in filler Neiulnoerung ibrer ee-
iddfiigen 9lnmutb. Ner9ebens aber
iudten feline freunbliden glide ben ibri-
gen su beaeenen. Gas Mdoden mar
gang unb gar in Die pflege unb nniers
baltuns ibres alien Ontels bertieft.
gnclit riB i9m Die 8ebulo.
.Giirfie id mein bsideioenes briibsr-
lides Saiein aud mai iuieoer in gr.
innerung brineen?" unterbra6 er obne
ggeiieres ibre 3ebe. nit gesuenabme
auf cine eetuiiie Gtelle ibres 8riefes.
sd t0nnte bier Rerben unb nerberben,
Obne oab Ssmano iid barum beiiim-
merte.
Gcd eridroden iprane er auf benn
onliatt ouf isinen Gders einsuge9en,
iab bag Mdodsn nit einsm tief
idmsr3liden Bid gu ibm beriiber, uno
ibfe ausen fiillten iib nit Shrdnen.
nNber. Gdueiierden,A risf 6ans.
ju ibr beraneIlsno uno ieinen grm nm
ibren SaIs Legend. Oh tpirii bod mets
nsn. SpaB nidt libel nebmen2 Sd
mOllts Gid ia nur beiheiosn mabnsn,
mir aud meinsn 3bse suredi,umadsn.
9a iieb. bies idauoerbafie @e6rdu
oEne 3uder ino 9lum tabe id sebuIois
idon CUR SdlIie 9strunten.
Wlit ildslider Miene belt er ibr
feline 9aiIe unier bic Auaen.
ganss ersiuans fid Elm 2dGeln, bie
Wuiter aber lam ibr gu Silie.
.gu bin bod Elm perpobntsr prina,-
fdalt lie ibn, lid CLAUDE. 9u bunaer.
ieii lisber, ebe gu did ielbit bsbientefi.e
rGas ionnte idun iein, parum babt
Sbr mid 10 bereprbsn." ladte ber
iunge Mann bebaglib. nMeine pripi.
legion aebe i'd nidt mebr her,
vSaii gang &edt, miIdte iid GfeH
elm, rGsiner ftnftiaen Battin esasn=
iibsr milf 9u boEFsntlib 9eine 2sdte
ebenfo si iuabren iuiiIen.1
(5Ortiebuma folaD.
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Mabes emtfommen pom aose

gs mar eilt nabeS gntfomnen
bonn ihrefliben 9uoe in bem iiing=
iten Sale oes Charles 9aois pDn
Bpperstpn, .. Seit 2 Sabren ipar
er nit einem 2unsen=9eioen bebaf=
tet, oas iib BON Sag 81 Gag uer=
iblimnerte uno es balo ben Nnibein
batte, als ub er an Sblpinoluft tier
ben miiiie. ST fling bann OIL "Dr.
Kings New Discovery" su neb,
men. lleber beiien Wirfun9 ihreibt
er: .gs linberte iufurt uro CAB mir
cine permanente Seiluna." SDfd)e
uno dbnlibe Seilunaen baben lett %
Sabren feline @iaenlhaft. aIe 0als-.
Bruit= unb 2unaen=Qeioen su heilen.
beipieien. Breis so Gents uno
$1.00. Sebe 5lalbe miro earantirt.
8rube= =5laibe frei bel s. 8alteper &
Sobn, 0roauiiten.
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Siilfe fir bic gfotbleioenoen il
GalpeitGn.

9lus 0olueltpn eebt Der .,Sreie
8relie fir 2eras" .bas nabitehenoe,
iib ielbit erfldrenbe Shreiben gu:
@alpeitDn, B. u. Sec. 1900.
Sebr geebrter Serr 9olleael
llniere oeutiben 2anosleute ba=
ben nibt Die gisenid)ait, lib oorsu=
ordnsen lino 10 iino audi 8iele Der
ipirfli6 Nutbleioenoen bel Der Ser
tbeilung Der 2iebes9aben, Die man
ben gtotbleioenoen Der eroBen Slutb
iiberall aeipenbet bat. gu fllr5 ae=
fonimen.
Sc giebt aber eerabe unter unIe=
rem Hanosleuten piele 5amilien, Die
man Su ben peribdlnten Irmen rehs
men bari. 0ieien 4elten su belfen
beoarf man nibt Der Maibinerie
GROCER 0iilIs apmites. bic al ibr
9bun an bic aroBe @lude bdn9en,
ipnberh Der sarten Srauenbano, Die
auI miloe unb itille Weiie 81 belfen
.peiB. Der grite 0eutibe Srauen-
@obltbdtiefeits 8erein, BON Den
Bipnieren oes 9eatif)tbulns, biers
ielblt, Dor mebr als % Sabren ge=
griinoet, fDnnte bier am beiten bell
fen. Iieier 8erein aber beoari Der
n0tbieen Wiittel unD mDbte ih Sic,
tpertber 6err &olieee. eriuhen, ourf)
Sbr aeiddbtes 8latt iolhe fir oie=
len betpdbrten 8erein bel oeutlden
Yereinen mo Sbren 2eiern 81 iant=
meln uno an Jrau u. @rbaro,
Yrdiioentin, $50. 1721 gtue &. @als
ueIton, 9eras. elnSnienoen. Gui
oieIe Weiie tpiiroe Die uniern oeut=
ihen 2anosleuten sugeoabte 0iilfe
in beren 6dnbe eelangen, uno bic
ipobltbdtigen Sitter mDaen iib uers
iihert balten, oaB nur tpirflib Be-
oiirftige, bic es peroienen. NIT Ga
ben beoad]t tperbeu.
Sn Der 0offnung, auf Sbre Wtit'
biilie rehnen 81 biirfetl, Seibnet
6ohabtungsuoll Sbr eraebener,
u. S. HDientbal.
9ieoafteur Der n9eras Yoit" j..
Ye5uenebmeno bierauf erflareil
mir uns germ bereit. iolbe 8aben
entgeeennebnen 81 tpDllen. Inn lie
on bic aneegebene slbreiie peiter 81
befDroern.
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3r1ftiae Qeute

ebenio pie Srauen fallen oft Wtasen=,
2eber- uno geieren 2eioen gum
Opfer, uno bel allen itellen iid)
Nppetitluiiefeit, Blutpereiftung, 8ii=
den ShmerSen, glerpoiitdt, Sopf=
Sbmersen uno aagenleine Sbtudbe
elm. llno oennoh III eS ullniib. iid)
init iol1en 2eioen 81 plaaen. s. W.
Gardner nDn Soauiae, Sno., ihreibt:
Electric Bitters" lit bas einSig
Hibtige fir bic eben ertudbnten 2ei'
ben. Gr CAB mir neue 9raft uno
eeiunoen Gppetit tpieber. Sb Iiible
mid iebt nollftdnoia tpobl uno fann
rpieoer alles eiien. Nur 80 Gts.
4u baben bel s. 9alteper & Sobn,
GrDguiiten.
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= Der Oloenbureiihe 2anota9
bat benz @roBbersog Gusuft cine @r=
b6bung ieiner Giuilliite betpilligt,
aber nur nit 19 gegen IL Stimmen
uno erit nadbem Staatsminiiter
Willib NIT ginmiibuna Der 8eihss
eetpalt sebrpbt bate. Der glbgeorb=
nete Wnblenbeiiber Burlage legte
iib fir @roBber5og in's 3eug uno
rietb. oem 8iiriten az aeben, mas
oes 6iiriten lit. INN oas llngliid eli
nes HeDeeKes aiuiihen 8olt uno
Tiirit Dor oem Bunoesratb au oer-
fneiben.
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Der beutiche 8elonbte i'm so

- Der oeutife 0eianote i'm 6aag,
1reiberr BON ben grinden uno Or.
3angfelo BON oem medlenburaiid]en
Sultisminiiterium iino gegenpdrtia
beitditist, ben Seiratbsoertraa Siui=
Iden oem Yrinsen 0einrib uno Der
80nigin @ilbelmine all ertiuerfen,
Dem Yeruebmen nab tuollen Die
@eneralitaaten Dem 4rIn5en nur cine
Gpanaae oon lao, 200 @ulben jdbr-
lih aetpdbren. Slls Tag Der 0uds
seit lit Der Z. ,5ebruar feitgeiebt.
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= Die Berliner 0auoelsfammer
bat oen @rafen Biilotp cine Betition
iiberreiht, in Der iie fir Neibebal.
tune Der Sieibs= 3ull> >8ulitif eintritt
unb namentlih gegen Marimal= uno
Wiinimal= 36le, Die stuibebung Der
-@lauiel beSiiglih Der meiitbegiinftig-
Watiunen uno Die Nusoebnlna bes
.No 8alorem" Spltems Stellung
uimutt.
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aahitc nod, fir Scim Sein.

9. 3. Dlantun bon 2baderpille.
9eras, sablte in sipei Sabren iiber
5000 an rs@ebiibren fiir cine
freiienoe gSunoe am Bein. Die
9lerste tpplllen bann 81 elmer Im-
putatiun id]reiten, aber er beilte fie
nit elmer Shadtel .Budlen's Nr-
Mica Salbe. @arantirte Oeilrng fir
6autausiblaa. % Cts. per Sbah<
tel bel s. 8alteper & Subn. Dro-
aliiten,
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,,0rpEmntfer's Thee" perifDnert
ccu 1eimt. 25c bsi alien Sruauiften.

= Die beutide arieasflotte lit
tudbrenb ees perflUiieneu Scbres UNI
z 5abrSeuee pernlebrt ruoroen. IS
iino oas siuei Shlabtibiffe, Elm
9reuser eriter alaiie uno 4 8reu5er
stpeiter 9laiie. 6anoere Sdiife fino
i'm 8au beerifien uno aeben ibrer
Vollenoung entgeeen.
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- slbbilounsen Der StierseIehte
iino i'm Sbauieniter Der Office Der
Sloliben Yacific Babn. i'm Sperns
bauie, 301 Nlamu 9la5a, su ieben.
ShlieBt gub am Sunntag Der
grcrriiun nab 6. y. 9ias an.
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QeiratbS.S Sd1eine:

Better 3. 6aaa uno gaa ,Senste.
Willie Braun uno Nnnie Sen.
oemer.
Beter @orsel unb Gltee 8oinb.
Grid Menger Jun. uub 2peia
Biebl.
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- Reuiabr iit pur Der 3biir.
@er niiblibe uno 5ualeib rpertbuolle
@eibente MAIDEN min. tuenoe iib nrl
bic Sufueliere Is riser BrDs.
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= Das Sb6ne ldBt ii6 NIT oem
Riblihen psrbinoen, iuenn man
ieine ,selttaaseintduie bel 6 l.
ser Brps. mad]t.
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Die 8uren haben Die Ship,

7ie 8uren baben Die Shpa=
orpn geumnnrp, bic iie bel Yritss
tutun gefangen aenommen batten,
uieoer lauIen laiien. naboem iie ben
@eianaenen 4feroe. gSafieu. uno
Wunitiun obgenunnen batten. Tun
ben @efangensn iparen sebn' uerlpulls
net
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Sn Yohum tpuroe cine Ser

- Sn Yohum ipuroe cine Ser
iammluua Der Giienarbeiter uno
Hergleute abeebalten, in tuelber elm
BeihluB aneenummen tuuroe, mel
der Die folgenoen 3uidse 81 ben
Bergtpertsgeieben uerlangt: s ltiins
bige Sbift fir ale Irbeiten lnlter
Der groe, Berbut Der 5rauenarbeit
in ben Bereip ,rten uno ben oaSu &C..
b6rigen Betrieben. 8erbpt Der Nrs
belt lnter Der groe fiir anaben un=
ter 16 Sabren uno oblisatoriihe Dr.
aariiatipn ppn Nrbeiterz zNuSi1iilien.
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taatC bio, Soloo.
1ueas 9ountn, SIS.

Grants. GbsHep teinlpbri, oab sr Der Of.
isrt parinsr Der dfrma J. j. Gbenep& 0.
in pe1s 8eitdite in Der Siaot Solroe, in obenz
penanniem eounip nno siaats. ihut.uno oab be.
iaets yirma Die Summe BON c hunoert
7olfars fur itosn 5aa poR aaiarrb be,ahlen
miro. Der ourd ben Sebrauh pon 8 a J q a.
tarrb Rur nidt esbeili ueroeu tann.
1rant J. 9benep.
il Gtihporsn Dor mir uHo unteriauebsn
Sieael in msiner Ssasnipdri an G. Ssptem'
l--l Der " 9 SO
Ase, Gleajou. oficutliner Notar
6all's Raisub Rur wiro iuueriih genommsn,
unD mirtt brett oui oas eIui nno biz ihleimleeu
cbsrhdnen ees Spisms. Sabt Guh 3eueniie
irti ,uihiden.
g. J. Gbenep & 60. Soleoo. Chic
sT griauit pou alien Apotbsitrn, Yreis IS
Gents bic sylnihs.
San's JamiIisn piIen ano e. beiien