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New-York tribune., 1901-09-13
LONG BRANCH FREE FROM GAMBLING

Freehold. Sept. 12-Thanks TO the efforts OF
Governor Voorhees, and Justice Fort. gambling Is
now a dead issue at Long Branch the Monte
Carlo of America All the gilded gambling dens
are closed and have been closed all summer. The
Monmouth County grand jury returned here TO.
day 10 fnd indictments against the proprietors of
any of the Long Branch clubhouses who might
have defed Justice Forts charge last May and al
lowed gambling upon their premises. but Prose
cutor Foster had no complaints to present and the
grand jury discharged.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-13
SILK MILL TO CLOSE.

sr-RPRIsE FOR THE sTRIKERs-IT CAUSES \
SPLIT IN THE RANKS
Hackensack Sept. u (speciaD.-Th five hundred
strikers OF the Hackensack Silk Mill were as
founded to-day when they were told that the COM
nanv would not only refuse TO discharge super
tntendsnt Lenweber but that 1t intended TO close
the mill for least two months, in order 10 teach
the strikers lesson -.
Now there is a factional feeling among the
strikers and the leaders are being urged TO WITH
draw their complaints against the superintendent
and return to work.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-13
LEDERER DOES NOT GET WEEKLY SALARY.
HE DRAWS MONEY AS HE NEEDS IT HE Ex
PLAINS IN BANKRUPTCY EXAMINATION

George W. Lederer. the managing director OF the
Lederer Amusement Company. who time ago
filed petition in bankruptcy, examined yes
terday by Colonel S. F. Kneeand. counsel for
creditors, to his resources before United
States Commissioner Alexander. He testified that
he had been managing director of the Lederer
Amusement Company ever since its organization
He received salary of $3.50 a week He did not
know how much money was due him from the com
pany He did not draw his salary every week: as
he needed money he drew il from the treasurer.
As to his interest in THE Casino Girl and The
Strollers,' both were under the control of the
Lederer Amusement Company. and he had in
terest in them other than his place managing
director of the company implied.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-13
CALLS SEYMOUR THE WEAKEST MAN.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: I hear all the State where have been
that the Democrats expect to beat friend Mr..
Murphy. If they trying do that they are
taking up the weakest in the party to do that
in Mayor Seymour. If they expect 10 win (Which
think is doubtful why do they not ask such men
Samuel 5. Childs, in his class allow
their names TO before the convention? Then
they might stand some show TO give Murphy Il
hard fight. EDWARD BELL.
Plainfield. N J.. Sept u. 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-09-13
MR. CLEVELAyD HOME AGAIN.

Princeton, Sept. R-Ex-President Cleveland and
family arrived here this afternoon from Tyring-
ham. Mass, where they spent the summer. All
appeared TO be in excellent health. They were
driven their home Immediately after leaving the
~
New-York tribune., 1901-09-13

Mt Holly. Sept. 12.-After lengthy ais -
.,,. roorrinp ar ,hs outset of the second day
Of the trial of John Young. charged with the muir
der of Washington Hunter. near Kiversloe' on
January 25 last the confession made by Young 10
Captain Titus of New York was admlt'eo Ss SON
Demos Captain Titus testified that the CONCESSION
as made and signed by Young was entrey VOL VOL
untary and unsolicited Many other witnesses
testified :. 49,, ,.orroor The
defence offered evidence and Will go TO tne jury
on argument alone Just what line Mr; buod eN-
poets to follow is not known positively, nut ne
wjIl seek to bel!tte the direct evidence. II Is ex.
pected He will characterize the confession OF
Young a fabrication. ,s
In attacking the confession this morning before
fits admission Mr. Budd made the assertion tna1 nd
lied to obtain the 5000 reward that they might
turn II over Tammany Hall
New-York tribune., 1901-09-13

A DvERrIsEMENrs ana .uessriD'SSns Sa .41 Bruad.N.
.rrth 81 sIst-st O'Clock n rexulsr
r.rt. received at following braneh -. ssh-ays q
until 8 D. VIZ. -. 1sh-AvA
- aad-ss. lie 0th-avA. 12fhres' 49,
New-York tribune., 1901-09-13
TO FIX CONVENTION DATES.

The Hudson County Republican Committee will
meet tonight and nx the dates for the primaries
and the county, city and ward cor ventions.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-13
M Nham4&Jme
Store Closes To-day and Saturday 5
On Monday usual hours Of business will resumed

Chickering The s % ,sss sa human ass: as s'G
Pianos ess Beautiful and ;as ssSs % ao .as %
esou tt.
In his interpreter ex
advertising. and will
sdted baos To will be unjust CAg thew
nothing character individual
delicate shades
master the nstrumen and lie
Chicsng Tbev
now o
youth organizations spiritual they epg.brn
Chckerg pulling
genius in S
Intelligent and critical professors highest salts
faction n the Chickerng Pianos.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-13
THE HUNTER MURDER TRIAL.

COUNSEL FOR DEFENCE SAYS CONFESSION WAS
FALSE AND ACCUSES TITUS OF LOOKING
FOR THE REWARD FOR TAMMANY
New-York tribune., 1901-09-13
NEW-JERSEY NEWS.
OPPOSES sEYMOUR's NOMINATION.
ELyIN CRANE MAKES AN EARNEST ATTACK
ON HIS CANDIDACY.

Elvin Crane, former Prosecutor In Essex Coun-
ty who was defeated by Foster NJ. voorhees, for
Governor In 1895. is opposed to the nomination Of
Mayor James NJ. Seymour of Newark for Governor
by the Democrats. Yesterday Crane gave out the
New-York tribune., 1901-09-13
BrFFALO HOTEL ARRTALS.

GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Buffalo, Sept l2.-Persons from New-York and its
vicinity registered hotels to-day include:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-13

Although Ex-Governor Werts has been credited
with being favorable to the nomination of several
Democrats for Governor, and especially or eH-
Iudpe Francis Child of Newark. Mr.. Davis said
Yesterday that the Ex-Governor was in favor OF
The nomination of Mayor Seymour The reason
for this probably is that Mr.. Child is not seeking
he noninat ion
New-York tribune., 1901-09-13

following written statement, in which he charged
in 1898:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-13

The report persistently circulated on "eoheS'
day night and yesterday that Robert Davis, the
Hudson County Democratic leader. would be, and
had agreed TO become. the successor OF William g.
C;ouriey as the chairman OF the Democratic state
Committee was untrue Notwithstanding the fact
that the names of Mayor Seymour and EDWARD
Livingston Price used to brace II up. Mr.
DuVls said Yesterday: II have not changed my
determination not 20 become the chairman of the
Democratic State Committee, all reports TO the
contrary notwithstanding / cannot accept the
place and this Is my Anal answer TO all report
that ! am to be made the State chairman ne
leve that Mr.. Gourley will be his own successor
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29
TarmerS 2eibbanf,
9lb nacb Buffalo.
Sett 1T Die 5eit, 3ur Musfeluns ~
geben.

Tie pan=amerifanii6e Iusiteluns lit elm
sroBartiser Grfols, unb beimfebrenbe Seiu=
der linb ernit in ibren 0obesansbriiden nnb
Gmpieblunsen on ibre Sreunee, bic sroBar=
tise grOffulnsss Extraction bes 10. Sabrbuns
berts ntdt 81 perfeblen. 9reiie iiber Die
Nortb @etern Strede BON ct. SAUL nnb
minneapolis 1924. so, &iidfabrt auf 10 Sage
besrenst; $31 .55, &iidiabrt auf Is Gage be-
srsnst; 1885, &iidfabrt auf 81. Sttober
einidlieBli6.
NGe Sabrfarten siiltis auf benz beriibm,teu
electri6 beleudteten Nortb= @eftern gintiteb
Der i6Snite 3us in ieber Siniidt td9li4 3pis
iden M%inneapolis, ct. Saul nnb Chicago.
Sidets fann ma iid sleidfaIs gu niebrisen
Treiien iiber bic sroBen Seen BON Duluth
aus iidern bann seniebt man cine berrlide
Seefabrt.
Gidets, iluitrirte Yampblete unb ape Snz
formation in ben Stabt=T idets Oftcen, 1882
&obert Strose, ct. 9aul; Alb NicoGet 9lpe.,
Mi~nneapolis.o ber man obreiiire an 8. 90.
%geasbaIe, genr 9ahasier=asent, ct.
Yaul. Minu. 34=6t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29

.0u bait redt," meinte Der Rant.
Ns;a mir nnker SrncnA efnem Wnr>

u0u bait redt," meinte Der Rabt.
,9rinse mir unter irsenp einem Dor
tpanbe dm Wbeno Define Sriiber bier
Der, 70 min ib bas llrtbeil ipre9en.A
Sur feItseIebten Stunbe erihien
Mnitapba nit ieinen bier 9riirrrn
beim &aoi. Sbrabim lieb ii6 bieieIben
nit Namen beaeitnen. Damn, pbne
fid LANCE su beiinnen, iptes er al'
Mufapbas jiinsiten Sruber Saoi, unS
nit laiter Stimme rief er itrenae:
.Oiefer bier 1T Der Sieb!"
Wie BON 8libe aetroffen ftiir5tt
Sabi su Spben. Gr beaann gu sittern.
bas Saar ftrGubte fid ibm auf BEN
SCOPE. 10 bdb Der bunte Surban 81
panten beaann, unb NIT bleihen 2ip'
ben ipimmerte er um 9naoe.
Muitapba aber uno feline gesletier
iparen bD6lidft erltaunt iiber biz
fhuele gntbedure bes Sduloiser
uno iie baten ben peiien 3abi. lie bdr'
iiber aufautlGren. limb Sbrabim er.
sGblte: Sur Mittassseit. ba i6 pubts
bab ole gu Saufe tparen, faidte id
einen Sremben insgebeim bon elmer
8ruber gum anbern. Sastet Sr
nibt, o MuItapba, bab Define 8rIoe'
arm, febr arm tpdren9 Nun gut. Se'
Srembe ipra9 nit ibnen. OILS sei9id:
ter unb %erfabrener Ieent berebete er lie
fid gesen ginbru9 perii4ern gu laien
gBir beiiben niats. antporteten tim
pebmiitbig bic bret dlteren Briiber
Wel6es @ut t0nnte uns pohl geraub
percen9 gber iiebe. Sein iiingits>
gruber Sabi-er bat ii9 NIT bre
Yiafern sssen @inbru9 perf9ert."
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Alufapba nnb (t.,.s 9ri0er.

Gum tpetien 8abi Sbrabim fam
zines Morgens Der rei9e &aufmann
Muitapba, mari ii9 ibm gu Suben
uno bat: 80, 0u Deiieiter aner 8eiz
fen, bilf mir!"
grnft, bebd9tis nidte Der &abi;
r@r3Gble!"
unb Muitapba begann: .Stehe, i'd
febrte 5oeben bot. elmer tpeiten Retie In
mein Saus suriid. Sn bieiem, meinem
Sauis tpobnen neine bier iiinsereu
8riiber. sic baben tein Slid sebobt
ite Tinb arm seblieben, aber fie iinf
xe6tlt1e 2eute.
limb bo9-meine 2tppen ftrduber
fi9 es aitsauipre4en-einer bon timer
mnb ein-Sieb iein. Senn bore:
Mein Gef9dftsfreunb f9ulbete mil
finf5igtaui enb Yiaiter in 9olb. 9ent'
bat er mir nun m~itsetbeilt, baB CT NIT
bieIes @elb am Sage. na9 meiner Mb:
reiie bur6 feinen treueiten 0iener @l
auriidsei9idt bdtte. Gum 3ei9en bes
erfiaten Muftrases bat ibm ber Oie:
rer einen nertblofen Sting unb rnetir
-gefGlidte 1nterf4rift btnsebra9t
@ine Stunbe barauf mar Der olte III
tobt. Gin S9lasflub bate feine1
2eber, elm gnbe seiebt.
Sd fann unb min tetren rteire'
9riiber perbG9tisen, mein Gut geraub
au baden, bod Der Mbf4eu f4ittel
midi, tuerrn td bente, baB i9 NIT ben
aenifenlpfen Dieb unb Jdlfder unite,
einem 0afe tpetler ion. 4ber pie,
meifer Sbrabim, pie finbe t4 be,
S9ulbieen9"
,Mir lafen bas 9aus burdiuden,
faste Der Rabi.
rgeein!" rief Muitapba, 10 retn
nur bas ni9t! Mein dlteiter 8rnbe
bat cine fdpertranfe Grau. 9e
S9red tpiirbe iie tDbten. limb mei1
olte Mutter piirbe mir N. .er Der
aeiben, tpenr iie erfiibre. bab i9 mein
leibliden Briiber zines d. :.Aeni
s.-hSh4in4 hTtfs"
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4iirfiihe Sp&aeit.

ueber cine tiirfiide 9o9seit entptrft
bic beriibmte Wtener S4auiptelerin
&at9arina Sdratt in einem bortisen
8latts bas folsenbe fe1elnbe Bib:
sd rabm," 10 f4reibt fie, %"tpdbreno
zines 16tGsisen Q~ufentbaltes tn &ons
ftantinopel NIT @ersniisen cine Ginlas
buns Der Gemablin Saedenpi Paf4as
on, elmer Dornebmen tiirtif4en 9o9seit
beisutpobnen. @rdfin Sae9enpt 1T
cine @riedin, bic, auber ibrer Mutters
fprade. perfect fransDfii@ unb tiirfif@
fprtdt unb gu ben 0amen Der Dornebz
men tiirtifden Gamilien CUTE Beaies
bunse1 unterbGlt. sic mar baber aud
einselaben. Der @ermGbluns Der So4s
ter zines Der erften WiirbentrGser bes
Sultans NIT benz Sobne zines anberen
WiirbentrGsers bes giIbia>Riost bei'
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Stdblerne Stcbcrbcits Sin=
terls9sbebdltcr.

SIS lit idabe, Semanbes &ertbpapiere iu
S6a6teln SIT Sauie aufsubepobrell, mo lie
Der Seuerssefabr, Der llnoronun9 unb ben
Observation-Disclosures 1T INNER idlim=
mer ais Siebitabl-ausgeiett limb, ipenn uraH
einen fleinen felerfeitsu S6rein in einec
ganf iii. So bas Sabr baben fam. Mer=
6ants atational Sanf, ct. Gloub, Steorns
Co., Mtinn. 23=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29
8. u. 81. Mbtuna!

@arum nidt bas geite fir bas @. q. 81.
gt%ationale Selblaser in Cleuelanb, Sbio,
gum Sabrpreiie pom Sl4.S2 Don ct. Saul
nnb minneapolis, welden bic Nortb @eiisru
gabn anseiett bat. Sabrfarten 81 faufen
pom z. bis 9. Septerber einidliebIid. @ih
tig ;ur &iidfabrt bis s. Sftober. @esen
pollen Ginselbeiten in Sesug auf 5eit, Snse
II. +. 10. ipredt bel Current Seimasenten DOR
ober i6reibt an q. 80. n n, Srapelius
9lgent Nortbpeitern 0inie, ct. Iaul. 37=4t
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Niebri9e 6ateu CUR Sufalp
Nan=2l

Ole Hidel Plate @iIenbobn p~erfauit Sabr=
farten ST. au%Bergep0bnli6 niebri9en Preiien
nod Buffalo unb ;uriit, siiltis fir 10. Is
unb 80 Sage Wesen 9idberem urb fir
Pan=a mericon Sober nit GebGubeu unb
@runb i9reibt an cSobug. G%aIaban,
@eueralasent, Ill slbams Ctr Chicago.
@itp Sidet Office Ill abams Str. 36z4t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29

Mn MItersfamG d E iterben
bon 10000 2ebenben ttur aeun perioz
men.
9emtt1en1atter DeenreI.
ginem poitboten in 8reslau tpar une
lGnsft aur 8eitelune nit 3uftenunsss
formular Elm 9rief iiber9eben norben,
Der feline eisene Mbrefe trus. pfli9ts
gemdb besab ii4 Der poftbote In bic
Wobnuns bes Nbrefaten, olio feline
eigene, unb fiinte bort ben 3uftenunss>
f9ein in folsenber Weife aus: sd be-
CAB mid in bic Wohnung bes IbreRas
ten. Da i9 benfelben ni9t gu 9aufe
antraf, felte id ben 9risf feiner Gbes
frau Su."
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Durd1Ca1uut.

Gbemann: rMber liebe S9pies
aermama, ippnen sic uns pirtli9 Der.
laKen? Oas lit ia gang idredlidE
bleiben sic bod mod bel uns! St'
slauben ni9t, tpie mid Sbr S9eiber
frGnft-pte glIdlt6 piirben Si'
mid maden-" S9pieser.
r@enn sic iest ni9t iofcr'
auFbDren, bann bleib' i6 our Straf'
tpirfli9 nod elm paar Sage!"
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3u p%erfauten.

Oteiie p Mteile pon ct. Sniepb eeleseue,
ITO ader 9roBe Sarn1, pom Deneu % @der
urter Qflu9, 20 ater sutes @ieien= unb Der
Geit Gui6= nnb SSeibelaub nit elner Stature
queIe limb, lit nebit IA Stiif 6inbpieb, 20
S6weinen uno spei 9uteu Sarmpieroen ;u
an9emeiienem Freiie 81 ~faufen. 9tGberes 10
erfra9en bel Soiepb S6meaeL
31=bd ct. Soieph, Miun.
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VOukP Photo
Company,
Y.S.Wpnf,
Gigsnttamer.
New troCess
Steam-Laundrv

@eun 10. bann mirb es lid Gu6 lobnen,
nidt auBer @dt III laiieu, baB mir Guer gi=
genthlm bebonbeln, oils mare es bas unieris
9e. ssir baben Die p~ouitanbisife &aidan=
italt i'm 9torbmeiten unb ~lieferrl eriter Slaiie
sr6eit. gSir aebrouden teine @bemlfalien
mir peroerben oaber Cure Saden nidt. @enn
Sbr refine Grbeit unb bette Sebanblnn9 polt,
oann benft on uns. llniere Yreiie limb nieo=
riger als I%onitpo. nnb mir beior9en Cure So
milienlpdi6e biulger, als Sbr es ielbit tbun
fOnnt. @rtunbist unb iiberseust Sud. @i,
baben @senten in ben umliesenben Staoten.
q. s. Weper Satmpf.p II
@isentbimer.
Sople's @ebGube an 5. Qre. g. ct. Gloub.
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2lmleibem amf Tarmen.

@ir iinb Jest i'm Stanbe, 9elb auf Sarmer
gu perleiben fir bic Sauer Don sebn Sabren,
8inien sablbar idbrlid. I'm aber Ssntereiien
III iparen, fam ELM Sinftel bes 8apitals,
wenn erpiini6t, abbesablt wersen, 10 bas
Der 9eiber bas Sapital in flint Sabren abtra=
gen fann, a%nberufaus fann er bic poQe an=
leibe auf pole sebn Sabre iteben laiien.
Our6 abtrasen Der S6ulb su irsenb elmer
3eit merben benz Sarmer feline Grtra= @usla=
gen eripadien. @enn ct iGbrli6 elm 3ebn=
tel Der Gnleibe abbesablt, mirb ct in ;ebr
Sabren i6%ulbenfrei iein. Ole 9ortbeile obi=
gen Glanes iinb leidt eriidtli6, meun man
bebenft, bab bic meiiten @elbperleiber ibren
@senten fiir ibre @rbeiten Gro3ente abgebeu
miiien. Ser Sarner aber fann auf bic @ei=
fe, bic Sntereiien bes Tarlebens pom ie brei
ODER fiinf Sabren iparen. @elb tets gu ben
auerniebri9iten Hrosenten su baben. @er
@elb sebrau6t, bur9i6ane Slerit unieru
4lan. Gbrefe:
FARMERS 2eibbanf,
Wtelroie, Minn.
g. 3. Gsarneekfp, @sent Der Seaper
Cine &opal Mtail Gaiienser Sampfi6ifisge=
ieaidaft nod nnb BON europa. Siaise
SabrpretIe. 24=ba
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Gi1r lteher neHe.

@pnnb: .@enn Su Define alte
Sonte befu9ft, unb fie anputtpen
pinIt, 10 mug Dir bas BET ibre,
S9tperbDrisfeit tpobl iebr peinli4 1ein,
ni1tg"-9 ummel: 80 nein! Sic
meiB ia INNER f9on parum i4
fomme!"
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Dua lreht linn 6hnltd1.

: Sergeant: rWas tbun Sie,
GiniGbriger Manbelbliib', ipenn sic
auf elmer s9lei9patrouille plDbli4
BON allen Seiten bonn Jetnbe angegrifz
fen tperben9" 80 anbelblIb':
Damn tbu' i9-mein Seitament mas
Gen!"
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Nan : q american. 0rppfTtipn.

Die @reat Nortbern rpirb Sidets na6 Suf=
falo unb suriid perfauien ST. $4,000, Die gull
ti9 iinb bis gum 81. Sctober, unb Sifets, bic
pom Santiago an Is Sage siltis limb, 81
S34.35. gSe9en nGberen Gin;elbeiten ,pen=
be mar ii6 miinblid ober idriftli6 on
s. R. Ne1be, aeent,
25=bd ct. Glouo, Mi1u.
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Cute AuHkuuff.

Srember: rSGlt Der 3ug bier
10 LANCE, baB man Elm S4nibel bers
aebren fann9" = 9ei9dftsrets
{enber: % sepib!"
Der: Isle tenner tpobl ben Tabrz
plan senau9" = Sef9Gftsreis
rNee-aber bic S9nissl.."
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Gin q 5d1laiter.

Sffiaier: n80nnen sic mir
faeen, 9uber, mas strategic iftg"-
9uber: strategic 1T, tpenn man
feine Munition mebr bat unb man
tpeiter fdiebt, UNI es ben Seinb ni4t
u1erfen gu laf1en."
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GrpBmuthfu.

prtbatter g 9ula (au benz
8urfhen bes 2eutndnts SGula, Der
i'm felben 9aufe pobnt): r9Rr, Strip.
irrtbiimli9er Weife babe i4 butte einen
2~iebesbrief in @mpfang gerorlmen unb
seOffnet, Der fir Sbren 5errr beitimmt
tpar!"-8 ur9e: nId, bebalten
Sic i'm nur-pir triesen 10 obnebin
senus."
Gine @erla9uns D
Morbfee 1T, pie es beibt, BON beuts
f9en @elebrten fonftattrt tporben. Mar
bat feftsefteQt, bab enttpeber bic Norb.
feefiifte fi1 bebt, ober bas atbedu BE-,
See finft. Diefe Sbatfa@e trlrbe burf
8eobadtunser an Der Miitbutg BEE
Raifer Wilbelm>R anals errnttelt. Sell
benz Sabre 1896 ion bic Siek Der Glib.
miinbuns ii@ UNI Is BIB 18 SUB Der.
rinsert baben.
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Audr Fin 3flrrkrtrul.

,Oas iiebt mar, 9einem Manr, gar
nidt an, bab er 10 germ in ben bD4iteE
Spiben Der Ilpen berumtrarelt!"-
Srau: nDo4. an ieiner Nbler<
na1e!"
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ARTHUR HUSSE
= gambler in
unb Simmer : Moulsings

geiorst contractli6 anitrei6eu, Sefpriren
unb Sapesiren. Seite @rbeit su ~ansemeiie=
mem Yreiie belorst unb sarantirt.
Office II. @erffGtte: /. ctr. sm. 4. IL. 5. gpe.
33=1i ct. Glpub, Minm.
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Gin klu1Pa Rfnn.

Ser a9tidbrise paul Fat Elm Siinfs
mortified berloren, bas ibm foebsn erit
bonn Snfel sef4entt porben 1T. Die
Wtutter mDhte tpetnen unb f9ilt i'm
tii9tig aus. Paul aber berliert bic
linn angeborene Rube ni9t unb fpridt:
v4ber, Miitter9en, mas 1T benn Da
ipeiter2 Cine rei9e 9eiratb bringt
Giles fpieber EN-"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29
Louis E.. LongIev,
WetaubIcG= 9(rtctter.

3innerne uub itGblerue SGder, Giiierneu,
Yumpen= unb Sle6robr Irbeiten semadt.
Iue Sorten &eparaturen. Sebe Irbeit ga
rantirt unb geitellunsen i'm 9anbe prompt
beior9t.
Office nnb @ertitGtte: 516-1. Ctr. iiblid,
33=1i ct. Glonb, Wiun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-31
HARD TO PLEASE.
Reaardina the MornIna Cur

Regarding the Morning Cup.
-Oh. now hard ii was 10 part with cof-
Zee. but the continued trouble with con-
stipation and belching was such that I
finally brought myself 10 leave ii of.
Then the question was. what should
we use for the morning drink? Tea was
worse for US than coffee. chocolate AID
cocoa We soon tired OF. milk was not
liked very well, and hot water We could
not ENQUIRE
About two years ago We struck upon
Postum Food Coffee. and have never
been without it since. We have seven
children. Our baby. now eighteen months
old. would not take mix. 50 We tired
Postum and found she liked IL AM il
agreed with her perfectly. She IS today.
and has been. one Of the heal5hiest babies
ia the state. ] use about two-thirds Pos
tum and one-thir6 milk and a teaspoon
of sugar. and put 1t INFO her bottle. II
YOU could have seen her eyes sparkle and
hear her say good today when I gave il
TO her. ,ou would believe ne that she
likes IT.
IL ives matron Of an infants home.
every child would b raised CT Postum
afany q ms friends say. Yeu sre look
ing So well reply. ! ara qsf,i. irlHk
Postum Food Co1ee- I have II more
trouble with constipation and sroE that
I owe my good health 70 God and Postum
Food Coffee.
I an wEtiss this lett-- h-s-ue want
70 tel you how much EooS the Postum
has done rs ous Il yen know how
shrink from publicity. you would not
publish this lstte--at least not over ny
name Milford. 0.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-31

Wednesday. Chief OF Police Richards,
who yesterday had FoxhaH Keene and
Reginald Vanderbilt fined for fast riding.
was the complainant today. The latest
offender promised that he would observe
the law hereafter.
Robert c. Maxwell and Charles Young
were fined SO each for over speeding their
automobiles. Maxwell is chauffeur for
Frederick II. Benedict of Stone Villa, and
Young has charge of the automobile
owned by Louis Brugaive of San Fran
cisco.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-31
MORE DEAD FOUND.
Fatalities of Wreck in New York is
Increased to Six.

Rochester, n. Y. Aug. SO.-The fatalit-
les resulting from the wreck of the south
bound passenger train on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad. Sodus Bay division, at
Fairville, last evening, was increased to-
day by six. Beside William Meagher.
engineer, and Howard Tubbs, pa enger
reported dead last night, the following
names have been added to the list:
MRS. ] w. FORD.
MRS. A. p. BURGESS OF Syracuse.
MRS. i. II. WOOD.
MRS. E. A. BRADLEY, Seneca Falls
The injured in this city are doing as
well as can be expected. OF the injured
in Newark, Mrs. A. D. Burnham, Mrs
William Lamunyon of Port Gibson, Mrs
Rose Edwards OF Newark, are very low,
and Francis Burleigh is probably dying.
MY baby was terribly sick with the
diarrhoea," says J. H. Doak, of Williams,
Ore. we were unable TO cure him with
the doctors assistance, ana as a last re-
sort we tried Chamberlain's Collie. Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. I am happy
to say it gave immediate relief and a
complete cure" Tor sale by all drug
gists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-31
Sealed BIDS.
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Wichita, kan. Aug. %. 1901
Sealed bids VIII be received AT this Of
fee untn u O'Clock m. September .. 1891,
Tor the construction Of the following
permanent curling:
Curb on east ana west side Of Indiana
avenue. from Douglas 10 First street.
Curb ou the east and west side OF Ohio
avenue. from Douglas 20 First street
Curb on the west side Of Waco. from
Tniro street 10 Central avenue.
All bids mast he accompanied 10y g GER
titled chock for So payable 10 the city
Of Michits. IS a guarantee OF good faith.
Bidders must state price per Iinesl foot
Contractors are hereby notified that Tor
all oureiag constructed under The super
vision az an Inspector. q maintenance
bond for one year wiu he required.
Fhe mayor and council reserve the
right 10 reiect ans and All bids.
Ss-st J. =. LELAND. city Clerk.