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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28
FOR THE GRIP.
lou Have Heard OF Many Remedies
Did You EverTry This One.

=
Did You Ever Try This one.
Everybody you meet on the streets
nowadays either has just had the
iprippe, is coming down with it or has
sure cure for 1T.
The disease has been a puzzle to ply
l5sicians ever since its appearance sew
oral years ago and 1t is as much of a
puzzle today as 1t was then. 1t exhlb-
Tits such variety Of symptoms in diff
ferent individuals and leaves such dis
1astrous results after apparent recovery,
that as yet its prevention and cure have
ltaitled medical science.
However. there is no doubt but that
the grippe is catarrhal in character and
the Lending symptom in nearly every
lease is increased secretion in the head
and throat, in fact the first indications
| of la grippe are those of cold In the
| head which extends to the throat ana
\ lungs.
DR.. Johnson hmes advises as the SAT-
est course to pursue on the first appear
ance of grippe symptoms to keep to the
house for day or two and take
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets every hour the
first day and every two hours the fol-
flowing day, and states that this VIII
rreak up the trouble before 1t becomes
deep seated.
These catarrh tablets are antiseptic
lend harmless and prevent fever and the
further development of grippe germs,
and ward off the ever present danger OF
pneumonia.
DR.. Gerald Simpson says: II have
found Stuart's Catarrh Tablets a pleas
ant and thoroughly reliable remedy for
the grippe. especially with elderly peo-
pie with whom this prevailing disease is
always dangerous; the tablets can be
found at any drug store and II used
freely during the first few days OF the
attack will break II up.
La grippe is catarrhal affection, the
germs are in the air and no one Is proof
against 1t, but the timely use OF stuart'f
catarrh Tablets will prevent any seri-
! Gus results:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28
GRAND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fifty-Third Anniversary of Modern
Sptr.ff,tnlfsr,,

Harrison d. Barrett president of the
National Spiritualists Association, of
Washington. D. G.. and editor of the
Banner OF Light. of Boston. viii lecture
On The Philosophy Of spiritualism' at.
Ars,lory Hall. No. 6 East State street,
March 90. 50 and 81, in the evening at
80. Come out and hear this gifted ex-
lonent of advance thought a silver
collection taken at the door to help de-.
fray expenses
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28
DR. chesire has moved his Office over

DIR. Chesire has moved his Office over!
Morgan's drug store.
The incest cheap goods in the city are
found at Miss Middlekauff's.
The Irwin. Lumber Company sells
hard wood either in chunks or split.
1t looks springlike in Henry Pappe's
Easter window. Have You seen it?
Ladies tailor made suits in all shades
and great variety of designs at NJ. f..
Andrews
Registered red polled bulls for sale,
five miles north, on Thin avenue road.
III. "A. Cole.
Ladies golf and shirt " INST hats. New
land nobby. Green stamps Hoyt's De-
IIartment Store.
Forty-nine cents buys fye-foot lad
lsder and one pound can of baking
powder at Culleys
Mr.. Nj. j. Rodney, formerly of Mar
shalitown, but now of Fort Dodge.
spent Wednesday iii thu city on bust
ness. and while here disposed of his res
| tdence property at 212 South Third
moved to Marshalltown and has in
vested in considerable city property.
Mir. Gantz has accepted 4 position with
Darling & Mundy.
Trainmaster S II. Isown, of the
| NORTHWESTERN VAS in IT, city Wednes-
hday afternoon, being IN his way TO
hClinton. AIR. Brown says the stock
stusiness on the Iowa aivision of the
iroad has been sonlethin & enormous of
Hate and on last Sundsa the record of
! the entire history of tlia read III one
day stock transportation VAS broken.
/ The road on that day carried thru Iowa
$50 cars loaded with cattle, sheep and
hogs.
/ When you get the Old carpet up to
beat it YOU Win doubtless find that IL
4 Mould be economy to buy a new one
land you viii be dissatisfied ii you d.
lnot. We have very pretty line o. carr
rets and the prices his season are
! lower than ever before We want u
show You wilat we have in goods that
/ You Will need when yoi, come to clear
house. We give red trading stamps
und8are the only furniture house in tbs
city that does. Marion Card.
4 Friday afternoon. a the high school
i The advent of the annual sr.sing Saca-
4 tion will besceiebrated by a musicale, IL
which the high school orchestra, Choir
Us ard glee club viii participates. These
4 musical organizations nave each at
Itaiaeda high degree OF proficiency aac
/ Fave added many pleasures TO high
school life. The school has many quite
talented members in a musical Way anG
by great dealof practice have formed
4 the various organizations of which any
thigh schoolsin the state would be proud
Interest in the revival services at TIL,
4 First Presbyteli;lr church is increasing
land there APPEARS to be a spiritua
sIsawakening among the members of III,
lschurch. DR.. MeCaslin believes in deal
ling With profes,Nea followers first, be
s licving that thru them outsiders can b.
A reached in a far more effective name
ithan by any other means. The subjec
8 last night Vas The Most Dangerou,
Il Thing in the World" aud dealt viii
the unbelief of Christians who failed /,
give Christ credit for Nc fulfillment o
& His promises. The subject tonight il
8 one Which has attracted the people o
all ages. whether saint or sinner, tina
of The objectionable SIN
Counteffeits Of DeWitt's Witch Haze
Salve are liable 70 cause blood poison
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28

The lingering cough Sollowing grippe
calls for One Minute cshgh Cure. For
all throat and lung troubles this is the
i3cnly harmless remedy that gives inme-
Sdiate results. Prevents consumption
l Geo. r. Powers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28

Rev. Nickerson, pastor of the negro
church, asserts that Charles La Plant
cid not pay the 500 direct to him. but
admits that there was donation Of
sioO received by the church the day
after the election and that it came to
him from some unknown friend thru
Dick Wright, the barber. Mr.. Nicker-
son appears to be a very straightfor-
ward kind of a man and his statement
will be believed. altho one reputable
citizen claims to have seen the money
pass from La Plants hands into those
of Rev. Nickerson's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28

some Of our competitors talk about a
hig advance in coffee. AS the advance
in coffee was all on the cheap quality.
and no advance Of any amount on fine
goods, sa2 affsr ynr' tho hest 'salue
of coffees in the city At 10. 90, % and
50 cents. Give us a trial and you viii
be convinced. Bee Hive.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28
THE CITY In BRIEF

,,,,,,, ,,,. $50,
DR.. Bay, n East Main.
~ s,,,.,15s.-.. .s,,u,,,.
=,
W., : aps'sis s'oo's '.oV : lssii a. eaie
i'es ii'se' -
Na'is g iofsei liiauii a. : r.
'i'31ss s''iiss'
Choice creamery butter. Reynolds,
" alsoil 3 &c.
Il. Strand has Mad twenty years ex-
perience III tailoring
.. strand successor . the old reliable
firm Of Petersen x Go.
$780, ~ - ,,s,,,,,, ,s,.;,,,s
to1: 225seeats at 6,tllisys.
-, a. r,,..,,s,,
$3.50 7's's 80
Ss.ls s i-ss : $500
@1haaN. .sa,sS's's'i. i1''se euisaiiis isiiess
low ii0s' : i2s,i il' I. y s7so's
To Poultry.llell Egg Bones for ship
lpnig at Hammond < Benedict's.
a new line Of he'd ticling at Trown'ss
No. u North First avenue New phone
sSS.
- 49, 49,
ot,iea vo,I Mil ard strand. the reliable
tailor.
~ 'sSsasse 1919
liaes ECONOMY s;a'1e SORE - my sl'asce
( e gst g good @.ssklisg 8siioe. isesiieiiapsf
Asthe Place, lea ssN1sst Nam street
I Mrs. Benianlitl returned from Chicago
This nlosnlns with another fins line Of
pattern arc fsitsts'- to-SSear hass.
Train,,lasfer q. d. lleryif. .of the
Te,va rsst,.5, YEA in ina. elIy v.,st erslay.
,rolSirs aster company business.
Peggy Newell Mas arrested last
-, MA ,t.,,se5, s, Is,
4 -, :.
Tbs Ladies AlIxiliAty of the Railway
sion at the association building toiilor-
'lis!w # serneon ~ o'clock
Il e,ns ,r,,,,sa,5ea s,si.s II l,,fs,,,t "a i
tsaw at Hl1nlFlorfl y l3ssi'se'ifs,'s only
u cents pes Naeis's silii siliitilig
ana can max you leW Price on feea
M quanilflss,
All, ssa ~, ate5.f.r,,,ss, = ,,asi
iSrjon With sieae 5iA,s sock and
sorninissi,st II pan y. beginning April
~ and As IsiAsa = NJ territory
with nsstas' ti.ssss :. ~ TINS seis
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28

The Colorado special, east bound on
the Chicago & Northwestern Wednes-
Gay afternoon, was run in four sections.
the first being on schedule time and the
last passing thru the city at 4:2O. The
first was the local section and the sec
3ond a light engine only, which preceded
the third which consisted of eight
coaches and bore the members Of the
Chicago Commercial Club, en- route
home after two weeks jaunt turnout
California. The fourth and last. section
was composed of sleepers and carried
the thru business from the coast.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28

II have no hestitancy in recommends
il.g Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
says r. r. Moran, a we'll known ard
popular baker Of Petersburg, Va. We
have given it to our children when trou-
bic with bad coughs, also whooplng
cough. and it has always given perfect
satisfaction. II was recommended 10
NE by druggist as the best cough
medicine for children. as 1t contained no
opium or other harmful drug. Sold by
all druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28

M Willian Smith. u 5o7 North First
street, received a. telegram Wednesday
night announcing thu death OF his Wife 9
mother al Mason City Deceased WINS
past 50 years Of age Mrs. Smith was
called 9 Mason City several days ago
because Of her mothers illness
Many people still bite at the old tale
Of cheap hats being an economy. If You
Want a good hat You must pay q fair
price Our hats for men are as good AZ
good hats ca be mace. At prices as lit
ne 40 Willspiis the good kind See our
isspring styles. Farrand q Clifford
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28

Manager /. G. Speers. OF the Odeon.
arrived home Wednesday evening from
Golfax. where he has been for the past
two weeks recuperating from his re-
cent attack of illness that resulted from
y previous siege Of the grippe. Mr..
Speerss is greatly improved in health.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28

n the C6ristian church last night
there was another large audience and
the interest in the meetings does not
cease Evangelist Harlow's subject
was Where Are the Dead Between
Death and tlae Judgment ard the SER
mon was listened TO with great a.ten-
ton. At the close five confessed Christ
and ore united with the church by let
ter. The subject for tonight is Re
building the Wails,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28

Mrs. Benjamin returned from chicago
this rnosnjng with another fins line of
pattern ard ready to-Avear hats.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28

The Economy s!a,ar store is the place
to get 4 good working shoe. Remember
the place, l04 West Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28

Mrs. H G,reenbaum arrived home on
Wednesday, evening on the Colorado
llsspecial from Chicago whore she was
called last Week on account Of the
death of her brother, Mr.. A. I.ohen-
helm, a former Marshal town RESIDENT
AIR Lohenhem's Gea.h was Very sud-
l.sssa he having suce1sfnbed 10 heart dis
after having rested for the night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28

General Passenger Agent George s.
Salty. OF the Central, was IN oskaloosa
Wednesday on business connected With
his department..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28

We We're unable TO wait upon the
crowd that visitedsour store theslasts few
Gays and Will continue our display Frs
DAY and Saturday NJ Aliddlekauff.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28

Mr.J S Reed. OF the high school, who
has been off duty for about a week with
an attssH Of the nunps, is hay5ilg quite
d serious time and noMt is experiencing
What i Eieans 70 have them on the
,sother STE. MIR. Reed is confined TO
his bed and will not be out for a week
or TIVE y-t.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28

The Bee Hive win fer limited time
sell You box Of Santa Claus saal, at
100 bars for ss.25 and one years I9asd-up
substitution to any OF the following
rnagazinas: McClure's The Delinsntor,
Nunses or the Puritan. Soap is adj
vancing and sou VIII save meaey on
this deal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28

Nessfs II ~ Rp1,nay G.
Walls and Isa1E: Bent wentsfp Hanln-
last night: fa his morning char
tered a special nailSicar and sptd2te the
Unity OF La iilsr. Nlsfre thee spent
THE day in quest of ducks
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28

The Lady Macca bees viii have a
called meeting Friday afternoon It :: 80
sharp. Per order lady commander.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28

Father Dennis London, of ST. An
sthony. spent Wednesday, night in the
city as the guest of Fathers Lehman
and Murtagh. of st. Mary's. Father
London is making plans for a weeks
mission to be held in HE church com
mencing Easter Sunday. Rev. Father
A. A. Lambert, of Chicago, who is CON
sidered as one OF the brainiest men in
the Catholic church, and who is famed
for his lectures on Robert Ingersoll, is
to have the mission in charge. Father
Lambert is a very scholarly gentleman
an able champion of Christian truth and
the st. Anthony people are fortunate
indeed to be able to secure his services,
as his visits are seldom to the smaller
congregations.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-13
Gbelife @irren In Der syalnilie
6aurn.

GIeDeGanb, g., u. Sult. -
gfi9ter 9iiIette ernannte beute i'm
Common Bleasz@eri3t ben Senator
M. u. gamma gum @ormunb Der Sim
Der feines Sobnes Dan. SC. 9annu,
ipel9er pon ietner Satin geI6ieben
1T. @eitern mar Elm Ginbalts6efe6l
erlaFen lporben, ipel6er Der Mutter
perbot, bic 9inber aus Der Surisoifz
tion Der glebeldnber 8eri9te gu entz
fernen. Die 5rau mar iebO4, ebe i6r
Der 8efebl 3ugeiteIlt tperben tOnnte,
nit ben &inbern nu4 gfepz0ort abz
gereiit.
q tpzg OFF, 12. Suti. - 5ruu
Dan. st. 6anna fam 6eute in 8eiellz
f6uft 5tpeier 5reunbe nit i6ren brei
&inbern 9ter an unb ipir6 binnen ipez
nigen Sagen na9 europa a6reiien.
Sic ftteg in einem 9otel ab unO tpeiz
CERT ii6, irgenb pel4e 8efu8er gu
empfangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-13
0uf Der SnAe nadl gearb.

gHen zgorf, -, Suli, - 5erbert
8, 8ribgman, berSetretdr bes - rpearb
2lrctic Club" unb 6ii6rer Der 92orbz
po1=Grpebition, beren 3ped lit, ben
@erbleib bes 6orf6er5 Pearp, bef1en
5rau unb tleine So9ter aus5utunbz
f4aften, reiite geitern na4 Sibnen,
Gape Breton, ub, bon ipo aus Die ST.
petition abge6en fpirb.
&ur5 por ieiner 9t6rei7e enlpfing
6err 8ribgman cine 0epeI9e BON 9r.
9reberid u. Gopt aus SibneD, fpel6e
melbete, baB bic nGric" 8o6len unb
Propiant eingenommen babe, mas
nu9 9errn 8ribgmun's GrflGrung Be-
beuten min, baB Die Expedition unl
Samitag abiegeln tann. S5eoenfalls
mar Der @mpfGnger Of Der 0epei4e
febr erfreut, ipeil, cine frii6e 46fa6rt
i'm Sommer fir cine Oerurtige Grpez
bition fehr fpintio lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-13
gSnu uub mad Waui[a.

SanSrancisco, II. SuIi. -
Der SranspOrtbampfer u8uforo" if
bon bier na9 Mantlu abgefa6ren. 2tr
8orb befinben ii9 80 &uiiten>Puhas
giere, unter tbnen cine 2tn3a6l Armeez
Offi5iere, 7 SduQebrer, 19 GiDtlzSnz
qenteure unb Elm SplmetI9er; ferne1
60 gfefruten unO "a W&it9lieber Dee
9oipitdlcOrps.
Sort g alb, II. Su1i. - 9er
Ser. Staaten &oblenbumpfer nGG=
far," pel9er an Is. Sum- Don Rors
folf nu9 Monila abfubr, 1T 6ier Elm.
detroffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-13

ftGnbtge 2a6mlegung bes Setrtebes
in gana Weitauitr itralien Deruria9te. TIT
beigelegt nprben.
4merifanif der 9 8antter
in paris beraubt.
paris, Il. Suli. = 9lus Der
Wp6nung bes amerifdnif9en 8anz
tiers Sobn Munroe, Ger. 1, &ue be
2ong6amp, finb Sulpelen i'm Wertbe
BON 10000 Srancs geitoblen tporben.
Die 3Guber itiegen pd6reno Der Obj
peienbett Der Samilie, unb als bic
8ebienung bas Mttttdgsma6l etnz
nabur; bur6 Elm offenes Jeniter gu
ebener grbe ms 9aus. Die Sutpez
len, ipel6e aus Srau Wtunroe's
S6laf3tmmer entfpenDet tpurben,
i9lieben au3 Elm toitbares 6alsbdnb
aus perlen unb Otamanten Elm. Of
fenbar paren bic 0iebe nit ben Sc
tpp6n6eiten Der 5amilte bertraut unb
fdnl1ten benSrt, no bic SuDelen aufz
bepa6rt paren. Sic riibrten in benz
3immer ionit nt9ts an unb nabmen
nur bas sSutpelentditAen an ii4. Spn
ben S1dtern bat man feline Spur.
&f gegen Wt OnopDle.
paris, II. sSult. - 8ie fetner
3eit benz @asmonpppl, min Der
Stabtratb nun au4 ben immer an
mabenber perbenoen StraBenba6nz
unb Omnibus @eieuI9aften bus
@enif bre9en. 9ieIelben butten neltz
li9 bic &efbett, gu berlangen. oaB tie
bon alien Steuern befreit lDeroen.
Ouriiber iinb bic StabtrGt6e 6DdltAit
erboit unb fie beabii6tigen nun, Die
Strabenba6n= unb Omnibus 2tnten
in itGbtiI9en 8etrte6 81 nebmen.
&ur3e &dbelbepe 6 en-.
- Gin geitern auf ben Weitz Snotdz
9ofs II 2onbon ausgebro9enes Seuer
5erft0rte me6rere nit 3uder unb an
beren @aaren gefiillte groBe S9upz
pen. Der 8erluit betrGgt $50O,O00
Biz $75O,OOO.
- Der fruhere frdn3oltl0e 9d1l@
belsmintiter Sules Siegfrieo, tpel6er
Die Ser. Staaten bereiit bat, fam gez
ftern pieber in Yaris an. @r Guz
berte ii6 60dft ent6uiiaitif9 iiber Die
commer5teQen unb inbuitriellen Sort
f9rttte Der Ser. Stuaten.
= &ai1er Wilbelm bat feline S6az
luppenja9t Samoa 2" ben Sfft5iez
rem bes erfen @arberegiments 81 SUB
qef9enft. Die Su6t ipirb bemnG9it
bic 9abel btnouf fabren.
= &rOnprin5 Sriebri6 BON 9Gnez
mari empfing geitern in &openbagen
ben GapitGn 9ugbes bonn Wfafa9uz
fettfer S4uli4iff u@nterpriie" unb
itattete 5pdter bem Ser. Staatenz
@9ulf9iff n9artforb, nel9e5 CUR
3eit i'm 9aFen bon Sopenbagen liegt,
etnen 8eIu9 ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-13
Gnaliid5e linb amerifanildle 0ofomo;
tiben.

Sing n, Samaicd, II. SSuli.-
3ipei Sngenieure, pel9e cine en9Iiife
sFirma BON 2ofomotipen 2ieferanten
bertreten, tperben bier erpartet, um
cine unteriu9ung bdriiber an3ufteaen,
pesbalb engliI9e 2ofDmOtipen ni9t
bic glei9e 2eiltungsfdbigfeit entpifeln
pie Die amerifanii4en. Die Giienz
ba6nz z2otomotiben Der Regierung BON
esumaica iinb ,immer nod un6efrieOiz
genb, unb Der 8eiu6 Der 6eiben 5u4z
mGnner tit Die 5olge zines 9rOteites,
pel9en bic bieiige 3egierung in gngz
lanb er6oben bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-13
Sic 9eit5e eincs GrmurSeten aeIutten

San Sofe, Gal., L. Suli. :
Die lte6erreite bes i'm leBten Mdr3
bon n6igbbinoers" ermorDeten Gbtz
neien See Sing iin0 auf 8efebl Der
Gountp 8ebOrbe in, einem eiiernen
&eFel seiotten tporoen, Inn bic Is
8ugeln gu erlangen, tpel9e Der M0rz
Der Dem Spfer in ben 2ei6 i9pB. Die
&u9eln fouen als 8epeisntaterial in
Dem proaeB gegen 2oOf See bienen,
tpel9' 2eBterer oes Mtorbes angetlugt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-13
:3uei Seelente ertrunfen.

Santa 8arbara, gal., II.
eSuli. - Die ga9ri9t lit bier einge=
troffen, baB Gupitdn arub pom9ob=
beni9ooner Santa Gru3" uno elmer
ieiner Seeleute, Ndmens g. Y6illipz
ion, na9e Der SSniel Sun Wfiguel in
sSolge bes &enterns zines fleinen
8ootes ertrunten iinb. Die Mann=
i9aft oes S6ooners bate Bis babin
etipa 200 &obben erlegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-13
Gin Gr>YrGlioent aepianbet.

Saflanb, Gal., II. Suli. =
Die N1Dbel uno 6uus6dlts @inri9z
tungen bes @r 9rGfioenten Carlos
G5eta BON Salbabor iinb bier Dffent=
li9 beriteigert tporoen, Inn Die @n=
iprI9e eines SelOberleibers 81 be-
frieninsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-13
Sas Wettcr.
Sortbauer Der fengenben 9ibe in
Mtifouri unb Santos. - Nieoriz
9ere Semperatur tpeiter DItli9.

Ct. 2ouis, 12. sSuli. - I'm 9
llbr @ormittags itanO bier bus S6erz
nometer auf 81 9rab unb feline 2inz
6erung mar in Si9t. eSn etli6en
S6eilen BON MtiKouri unb Dem fiiOliz
6sn SGinois errei6te bas Sbel.noz
meter pdbrenb Der lebten paur Sage
einen Stanb BON 10 9rab imS9atz
ten unb Die gan3e Grnbte tpuroe Der=
fengt. Sett 80 Sabren lit feline 10
iengenbe un0 anbaltenbe !6iBe in bic
fem S6eile Der Ser. Studten berz
5ei9net iporben. Sn Omaba, Ne6r.,
itanb bas Sbermpmeter Inn 7 116r
beute' friib auf 81, iieben Grub b06er,
als geitern I'm bic ndmli9e 3eit, unO
Der 6eu9tigfeitsgebalt Der 2uft be-
trug 76. 8anias Gitp bate 6eute
Inn 9 l16r bereits 81 @rab i'm S4atz
ten unb fein 2iift6en regte ii3.
eSn 2puispiGe, Cincinnati un0g6tz
cago lit fii6leres Wetter eingetreten.
Gbicago melbete I'm $50 8ormittags
etnen S6ermometeritanO BON 70, uno
cine frii9e 8riie ma9te biefe Sempez
ratur gan5 ertrGgli9. Sn 2ouisOiGle,
bon mo- geitern Elm MarimumzS6erz
mometeritanb BON 103 8rao i'm
G6atten gemelbet ipurbe, itanO bus
Sbermometer Inn 9 l1br 8ornittags
auf 80 @rab, unb in Cincinnati, mel
DIES geitern e6enfaGs eine pbdnomez
male 9iBe bate, mar bic Semperatur
I'm 7 llbr Morgens uuf 70 @raO gez
fallen. Ct, puul, Minn., meloete Inn
9 ubr 8ormittags 60 Grab.
&anfas Gitp, W1o., II. Suli.
--6eute 1T Der beiBeite9aa in Der 9e=
f9i6te bes Siibpeitens. I'm 3 llbr
Na6mtttugs itanb bier bus Sbermoz
meter uuf 103 @rab unb nur mod
i'm Steigen. I'm 2 ll6r melbete 2afpz
renee ,&s., 104, gt9i1on, &s., 104,
unb cSoblin. W}p., 1O3 @rdb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-13
Sic 8abnfataffrop9e BET Nnrtnn.

&anfas Gttp, W}o., T. Suli.
= 2pttie 8. Still aus 6prneGspil1e,
N.zg., tpel6e BEL Der porgeitrigen
3ug Golliiion auf Der gbicago II.
2uton 8a6n nu6e Norton, W}o.,
f9per berlebt fpurbe, itarb beute fritz
i'm uniperIitp : 9oIpital, na9bem lie
nabe5u 48 Stunben lang bepuBtlos
bagelegen bate. Die 3u6l Der Sob
ten lit 6iermit auf 21 aeItieqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-13
IhiInhrIafia,s nrur NnleiEe.

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Der Staptratb nabm cine neue Srbiz
nanS an, our9 tpel6e Der 3insfuB Der
9tnleibe b. 100000 fir Die @erbef=
ierung Der Wafer3ufu9r BON 3 auf -
9roaent erbDlt purbs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-13
Gid, ieIbf beheaem

in Der ar0bte Sieg Ntit oisiem 8emeiupIlb iho
bic gelunDsn nur gu ibnea bel Der @auO, rpenn ie
Der iiblen 2aune Der BON 6rouii1en arant6,iten
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nit Ratb uno 5bdt ipriGen oise -Sdmariter Dtr
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Den SSolteruaalsu Der 0dmOrrboioeu gepeiniat miro
baben ne aud 4ibts ubriq als 8epsnsarten ipabs
rem in ioiden 1sdaen &nlfe bod redt lsidt 3u bs=
fAaiIen mare: Nlit Sr Silsb,e's Anoftis. 9ro.
BEN pom g. 9eufdoter Co., @or 2ll6 GcDs
9orf, toiteuirei psriaRot. tSa. GLp.S&Sg