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New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
GENERAL BJFFINGTON RETIRES-
WHAT HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED IN HIS
TERM AS CHIEF OF ORDNANCE

Washington. Nov 2I--Genera1 Adelbert r Buff
fngton, Chief OF the Bureau Of Ordnance, Will re-
tire tomorrow. having reached the age limit
General Burlington became chief OF the bureau IN
1883 during his inCurnbency many improve
rrsrts have been made in this branch OF the ser
vice HIS most important work was the strength
ening OF the coast defences, which have reached
high state OF efficiency. Other improvements made
IN his administration are the equipment OF large
volunteer the Philippines with small arms;
-ba eouipu1-nt OF the newly organized regular
force with small and field batteries the I'M
proyernent Of the army rife which is no" siIii-
nier and stronger frrn. with increased velocity
and can be used either single loader or a
rnaraZfne rifle: advancement and preparatory
tests of new field guns; the discovery OF the dt-
Law action decorating fuse which: II Is asserted
,Tirh the secret explosive D and the TnaxiInite OF
the army ordnance department Will make the
United States lead the world in TINS direction ~
The officers OF the Ordnance Department gave
General Burlington complimentary dinner 4as'
evening.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
LEPROSY PATIENT ESCAPES.
PHILADELPHIA AUTHORITIES THINK HE MAY
HAVE COME TO NETWORK.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsE.I

[BY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
Philadelphia, Nov 21--Wing Tu Sing. Chinese
Iaundryman. OF No. 5.DI Westminster-ave.. was
discovered be victim OF leprosy. and was taken
to the Central Station on October 10 last Here he
was examined by Police Surgeon Andrews and
handed over the Board Of Health and taken TO
the Municipal Hospital. There being no provision
there for leprous patients, he placed tenpora-
rv in an Outbuiding. In the night he broke out
and escaped 1t is supposed that he started for
New-York where he had friends The authorizes
here made attempt to follow him
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
APPOINTMENTS IN THE NAVY.

Washington. Nov. 2.-The President to-day an
nounced the following appointments IN the Navy:
REMUs c. PERSONS. director. rank of captain
EDWARD H. GREEN. medical inspector. rank of
r1ander.
CHARLES A CRAWFORD passed assistant surgeon,
rank Of lieutenant, Junior grade.
DostINICTg GLyNN bos;swain. rank
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
THE BrFF4Lo AT PORTO RICO.

San Juan. Porto Rico, Nov. 2l--The United States
training ship Buffalo arrived here to-day from
Tenerire.
The officers Of the Buffalo were amused on near
ing the report that their vessel had been wrecked
and could not account for it The Buffalo left
Tenerife November g. and the usual run 10 san
Juan takes eleven DAYS
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
THE MISS STONE SITUATION.
Mr.. DICKINSON TO GO TO CoNsTANTINOPLE
DEPARTURE FROM SOFIA MAY BRING

BRIGANDS TO TERN


Sofia. Nov. 21.-AIr. Dickinson, the diplomatic
agent OF the United States here. Will leave this
city on Friday or Saturday OF this week for
Constantinople. There IS apparently pros
pect Of q settlement with Miss Stones ebduct-
ors. The departure of Mr. Dickinson will prob
ably have good effect upon the brigands who
have Miss Stone in their possession. as they may
fear 70 lose everything by not accepting MI
DiCkinson's proposals.
According 70 dispatches 10 Tie Associated
Press. dated November 20 and 21 Mr.. Dickin-
son sent an ultinatuu the bTigands. giving
them six days 10 accept t12.OOO the ransom
Of Miss Stone If this amount Is not accepted
within the time mentioned, Mr. Dickinsons 5
offer will be withdrawn
Washington Nov. 21.-It is said at the State
Department that up TO this time application
has been made by the United States Govern
rnent to the Porte for permission 10 send war
ships TO the Dardanelles 10 demonstrate on the
Bulgarian coast reported in Vienna dls-
patches Of this morning It is further said that
the status Of Miss Stones case remains un-
changed, far the department IS advised
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
70 ACTION on LEASE or SITE IN STRAND

London Nov 2!-The officials OF the London
County Council say there is no truth In the report
published in the United States by a news agency.
thar the Council yesterday refused 10 grant the
application the lease OF large block Of ground
facing Strand made by AnEio-Arnerican
syndicate The Council has taken action what
ever as yet in the application for the site re-
a--a=
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
FLOPED WITH BEST HAN.
MET HIM AT THE WEDDING FEAST; WAS Ar
RESTED, But OBTAINED BAIL AND MAR
PIED NEW LOVE

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
WfIkesbarre. Penn, Nov. 2.-At the farewell din
ner given before her marriage 10 Adam Zeski last
night the bride be- Astocia Sumber, OF
Plymouth. met the best man. John Solan, hand
some fellow some years younger than the man
she had promised marry. He paid devoted at
tenton to her, and between the ending OF the din
ner and the time for the wedding they eloped.
Zeski followed them and found them IN this city
this morning He had the girl arrested for perjury
and false pretence. in the hope Of separating her
from Soan long enough TO give her opportunity
TO repent. but she managed TO get bail. and married
SOIan half hour later
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22

Santiago. Chill. Nov 2-Investigation shows that
the runnors OF a violation OF Gillian territory oy
forces OF the Argentine Republic are unfoundeo-
The Foreign Minister Of Argentine. DR.. Alcorta
has given the Chti.au Government fun assurance
that nothing Of that nature has occurred and tha'
,here is no reason for any alarm
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
THE KLONDIKE CONSPIRACY.
CLAIM MADE THAT NEWSPAPER POSSESSES
SEALS AND DOCUMENTS PROV
ING TREASON.

Seattle. Wash. Nov. 21.-"The Times this ar
ternoon will print a story confirming in every
detail the story Of the conspiracy on the part
Of certain miners 10 attempt the overthrow o,
Canadian authority in the klondike. as pup
lfshed in The San Francisco Calf last Satur-
day The Times claims TO have in its pos
session documents and seals Of the order OF
the Midnight Sun - tho secret society which was
organized to overthrow Canadian rule IN the
gold feds.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
IPOy WORKERS MAKE GAINS.

San Francisco. Nov. H-Two more machine shops
and a foundry have granted the terms of the
striking iron workers. These are Meese & Gott-
fried the California Machine Works and kennard
& Barry foundryuen They have agreed to an
increase 212 hour In wages 70 tneir EN-
poyes 70 make up for The reductlon ih hours-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
TAO MI SAID TO HAVE RESIGNED

Hong Kong, Nov. 21.-The rumored death OF
Tao Mu. viceroy OF Kwang-Tung and kwang-
S. Is denied
II is now said the viceroy has resigned. owing
- the Empress Of China having refused to allow
him 10 grant a concession for Honam Island
o7oosite Canton, 10 certain foreigners, presum-
ably on application made by the American Ger
man French and japanese consuls-
The court, telesraphing TO the Niceroy in reply
- his request TO grant this concession, said:
Defend the boundaries: those are your or
ders"
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
yrRDrRER HANGED HIMSELF N CELL.

,,,nc,ton City KAN Nov. 2l.-W. D, Buchanan
%, q,roon d. l4th Cavalry, located at Fort Riley
who killed White and Cooper policemen while re-
s.,s,g arrest on Tuesday night, was found dead in
Sas ELI to-day He had hanged himself with
t,nTysi Tuescay night Buchanan ran Wild through
,bs streets shooting every one he passed,
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
THE ELECTRIC ROAD N Berlin.
PLANS OF EMPEROR WILLIAM ADOPTED BIZ
MUNICIPALITY.

Berlin Nov c--The committee OF the nunlcI-
pality appointed deal with the Inter den Linden
controversy between the Emperor and the munich
paity has capitulated. and to-day adopted, by
vote of 20 2 his uajestys plans for tne pFoJec'e
alterations The plan OF Emperor william was 20
have the proposed electric connecting road across
inter den Linden pass underneath that thorough
fare. The municipality planned TO have the e4ec-
-rtc The thoTOuEhtare.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
FRUIT STEAMER AGROUND At JAMAICA

The ETHELRED VIII. PROBABLY PROVE TOTAL
Loss-cREw SAFELY LANDED
Kingston. Jamaica, Nov 21--The British steamer
Fthel-e6, Captain Nickerson, which sailed rom
Ne4--Yo-k November Is for West Indian ports
grounded thIs morning on the north side or the
island while loading fruit for New-York She Is
TOW OF the rocks where the steamer SchlesWlg
lost , -,
The Ethelred will probably become total wreck
She Is making water rapidly. Her crew were
landed today.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
YEARS SUPPLY OF COAL

Philadelphia Nov T--An estimate prepared oy
a local banking shows that there remains In
the anthracite fields of Pennsylvania 5.03Sfl50.N
tons o> unmined coal Almost all this is owned by
tbe eight railroad companies that enter the anthra-
cite territory. II is estimated that ooo"1o tons or
rear.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
TRIAL OF MRS. BONNIE.
CASE FOR THE PROSECUTION OUTLINED AND
TESTIMONY BEGUN

washington Nov. 2I.-The trial Of Mrs Lola Ida
Ronine on the charge Of killing James Seymour
Ayres ir was fairly launched to-day. The pre-
lfu1fnarv presentation of the behalf OF the
government made by Assistant District Attor-
new Taggart. and number OF witnesses were
heard Mr. Taggart's statement consisted chiefly of
a review of the tragedy. The theory OF the prose-
cution is that Ayres murdered by Mrs. Bonine,
that gained admission to his room in the
Kenmore Hotel through the window by the fire es-
cane He attempted show that she ptqued
by his non-attention her. Mrs. Bonine apparent
" was unmoved by his representations. The wit
he killing
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
Will COksEoRATE ON JANUARY s

r,,uous Iowa Nov g.-The date January has
bean sxed for the conservation of the Rev, F. w.
Keator rector of ST. Johns Episcopal Church, of
This c;ty as Bishop of Olympia, wash Bishop
Mn-;soT OF the Iowa diocese, VIII De N cnargG
Tha cereInonies VIII take place In St Johns Epis-
copal Church. in this city,
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
THE NKINLEY CARNATTON.
BEAUTIFUL FLOWER NAMED FOR THE LATE
PRESIDENT AFTER A CONTEST

Kansas City. Nov T.-"The Mckinley Carna-
ton contest was the attraction to-day the
flower show Convention Hall, and the prize Of
800 offered for the most nearly perfect specimen Of
the pink carnation the favorite flower of the late
President Mckinley, awarded 10 E. T Graves,
of Richmond. Ind. The bloom. with much
rnony. was then formally named The Mckinley" "
Describing the winning carnation Mr Graves said:
1T is a hybrid. It has the blood of the Painted
Lady. The color is brighter than that of the
famous pink
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
COTTON on FIRE IN HER HOLD.

St Johns y F, Nov. e1--The British steamer
Dunblane Captain FarQuhar, ten days out from
raz-annah FOR Bremen laden with cotton and phos-
rhares has put il here IN distress The cotton
= M hold is on fire and the vessels decks have
Iaer swept by the recent gales. her buiwarks bat
red and other damages sustained She Is having
-e-af-s made and the fire extinguished-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
rGLEsIAs RELEASED ON BAIL.

tie agent Of the American Federation OF Labor
who arrested here about fortnight ago on
charge OF conspiracy. has been released IN SSo
bail The ha!I was furnished by Samuel GompeTs.
President of the American Federation OF Labor
lgiesias will be tried on December
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
sHoo7TsG OF QUEEN DRAGA DENIED,

pEPoRr THAT SHE DRANK POISON AFTER QUAR-
RFr. WITH HER HUSBAND But LIFE
WAS SAVED
Vienna. Nov n.-An official Servian statement
inst issued declares there is absolutely no founda-
ton in the reports that Queen Draga has been
shot at or that she has committed SUICIDE
Tondoa Nov. IA special dispatch from Buda-
nest to-day says newspaper there asserts ths'
orza, DraEa and King Alexander OF Servfa re
e-r71- r11e-reIlel and the King slapped the queen
fsOe The latter theTeuDon drank poison, ana he'
life was saved by physicians
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
10 GAIL AyTT-ANARcHIsT CONFERENCE

ser9in. Nov. 21--''The Lokai Anzeiser" to-day
Prints special dispatch from St Petersburg, as
seriing that Germany and Russia are together pre-
psr1ng common circular note proposing an anu
anarchist conference
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22

The Ethelred belongs TO the United Fruit Com
pany She was built in 1890. at AyE The steamer
Is 2T5 feet lcng has 9s feet beam and is Is feet
deep She registers 94 tons gross and 65l tons
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
BREWERS FINED $500
PLEADED GUILTY TO CHARGE OF VIOLATING
ANTITRUST IAw-OTHERS WILL
PAY PENALTIES.

Dallas Tex Nov. n.-The Fort Worth Brewery
at Austin Tex. pleaded guilty 10 the charge OF
violating the antitrust law and was fined $500
rba o+bsr accused breverfes will do the same. but
will be fined in proportion their accrued penal
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22

(NAISklLL. HUDSON AND COASAChl1
BOATS foot OF Christopher ST., vsst-1
O p. ~ connecting with Catsktl Mountain. nssGal
4 Albany and Albany = Hudson RAiiroAdA
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
Boston
6teamhodIs
ALBANY EVENING LINE.

STEAMERS ADIRONDACK or DEAN RICHMOND leav
Pier 80 n R.. Canal Srret, 1t P. NJ. week day
ony connecting with trains FOR su points Ecursos
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= Su Der 8ubeet- gpmnliliton
oes oeutiben &eibstaees fam Der
TDotIb(aa bes Sberleutnants 93iiger
an benz 6auptlnann Nbams CUR
Sprabe. Den NnlaB bilbete 6as
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gen, 2Dtbringen, tpo Die &eein1etlter
II unb IA, Die 2. Gbtbeilung bes
Seloartillerie &eeiments SEQ. 70
uno cine @sfabrDn bes Il. ulanen=
6egiments garniioniren. @s ging
babel iebr better gu, mas, ing Ser
itanolt6e iiberiebt, tpphl heiben ntuB,
es berr)6te groBe Grunfenbeit, bel
Der fi6 Der erlbonene 0aupttnonn
Noams oaourb aus5eibnete, baB er
cine Menge @ldler our @rbe mari.
llm i'm bieran gu binoern, erfaBte
! obne iebe bDle Ab1ibt Stabsarst Dr.
&uaer ieine 9anbe; berlelbe erbielt
nun Die Sbrfeiee pom 6auptt1tann
/, Nbam5, Die ben perbeiratbeten 9lrat
n0tbigte, ben 6auptmann gu fprbern.
Den Sberleutnant &ueer. ben 8ru=
Der oes Ir5tes, brabte oas bepprItez
benoe Duea 10 auBer iib, baB er ben
6auptnonn eriboB. Ser &riees=
miniiter duBerte, es lei allerbinas
cine S6mab, baB bic @abe 10 aeen=
bet; aber gliidliber @eiie itebe Der
Sail perein5elt oa.
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@esiihnf.
Romon Don Joa 6ofer.
erffer s9eif.
eraer e9eif.
(6prtiebuns).

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fasteit au Mplf unb Molf gu Srm@
garb-es 1T MGes benfelben feinen
Meg segangsn, @inises au9 bur9
einen gef9mdsigen alten Mann. SIS
mag r1an9e Mnitrengung gefoftet baz
ben, ebe ber ,Meteoritein' in's 5ausn
fam. Ood genug Der Wortipieleret, /"
unb 1etne Gtinlme tpurbe bart unb
falt tpie @tabt. n0ie @ef9tAte ift
aus. sic baben eeiiest, aber triutns
pbtren Gte ni9t gu friib. Gs tptrb
etn pbrrbusfteg fetn. gaur iiber meine
2etae ptrb Der Meg au Sbrem 3iele
fiihren, nnb au9 ba nod ni9t-@ie
folsn mtA nod TN Sooe gu fiir9ten
baber.1" :
rDu pinf mid bsrratbena"
tnirfdte Menael.
Mit einem Sprung mar er an feiz
nem @aretbttf9 unb bate etn bort
lieeenbes ptftol ersrifen, bas er, er
ipubte felbft nt4t, tparum, gu ieinem
@ange gu 8urgbarbt bort berejt gelegt,
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SEPT htelt er es bo9 In Der 6dnb
duf feinen Gegner geri9tet. Ser
riibrte it9 niht, NIT falter Nerd9tuna
blidte aer auf fetnen Geinb.
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benz" fagte er rubig. nNur gu, mir
tDirit Ou ni9t btel mehr nebmen. Mber
t1 bate geglaubt. Du tpiirbeit Did
lieber i'm ebrli9en Rampf mir gegens
iiberifellen, als Did felbit in's 3u9ts
baus liefern."
Dieie Mdbnung tpar einleu9tenb,
Mtnael lieb bte Wdffe ftnfen.
rN2enne Deine Bebinguneen," faate
er fenlOs. .Du buft Redt. giner BON
uns lit au btel auf Der Melt. Oo6
tpirb Molf auf ieinem eriten Redt
befteben."
rDafir tpirit Ou pobl foreen,"
Hang bic b0bnifde grpiberung.
nSbr fommt 8eibe binteretnanber
baran, morgen, 10 friib als mogli9.
Mber aipifden uns gibt ss augeln,
i'd perbe ni4t 70 tbDrt9t fein, mid
DIR NIT balben ardften au iiberliez
fern. llnb iieb su, bab Ou midi unz
f9ablid madit, benn i9, BET @ott,
iperbe Did nidt fdonen."
CT mari ben 9opf auriid, unb NIT
etnem ftoIaen, berd4tli4en Bid auf
ben einitisen Sreunb perlteB er bus
3irnmer.
9etGubt blieb Wenael Suriid.
Da mar bas pulper aufgeflogen,
bas er unter Der beiteren OberfId9e
aeabnt. an bas er frebentlth fiibn bte
gunte gelest. Oas ,itOlae gliidsse<
6Glibe batte es aertriimmert, aber aud
bte nMauer Der Sreunbi9aft," BITE
fi9ere Deduns bate es nit serft0rt:
Ct mar entlarbt, nun salt es, iid5 gu
riiiten fir ben lebten 9ampf-ben
admpf duf 2eben unb Sob.
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80. 6 piteI.

Or. Ganber tpeilte unterbefen BEL
9errn bon Often unb tbeilte inn 70
fhonenb tpie m0gli6 bas furdtbare
greignib nit. 2ange fonnte Der alte
Mann nidt faiIen, mas gemeint mar,
bonn aber ersriF ibn ne6en ber Gorge
pnb sbeilnabme fir feinen pflesefobn
ttne rnddttse Mutb sesen ben 3erit0rer
isines Slides. Gr griff fi9 nit ben
9dnben in fein ipsiBes 6aar unb lief
auber itA i'm 3immer BIN unb Der.
Sin &d4eDerf tits, I9rie er, ,ein
gang gemeines Ha9eipert. @eil fein
Mntrdg fir Mgnes bon unferem 6ans
abseipiefen iporben, bat er bas aiieens
geipebe erionnen, um i6m bafiir bic
Nraut gu nebmen."
Or. @anber bor9te ouf. Oapon
bate 9ans ni4ts sefagte bus fab inn
rent abnlia, bem bornebnaen Sunsen.
Da tDdre ia bte BETTE 4uftldrung. etne
before Me9tfertisung als alles 2lnbere
seipefen. 92un, ietn alter 5reunb
tpiirbe tpeniser bornebm fein.
nWtHen sic sana senau. bab @olf
in biefer Sa9e an 5ans sef4rieben2"
.Natiirlib. Der 8rtef fam ia nad
Rom. iinb 9ans mar isbr empOrt, neil
ct ben Rerl nt9t leiben fonnte.A
n9at er febr i4rof seanttportetg4
nDas CLAUDE i9 niht, bo er Da5u
feinen @runb sebdbt bdtte.4
.llnb unfere 8leine bter24 fraete
Dr. Ganber. fi6 gu Ngnes nieberbeus
genb. bic NIT serDtbeten Wungen Der
1lnterbaltung gefolst mar. sat @olf
Dir aud BON 2iebe gefproden9"
@tgtt aller 4ntport f4lng iie plDss
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.5rarsm Sic Sir Gsera!

Sine Sdadtel uOu 3utt's Yi(Ieu ers
PAT. 3hnen uiele Dpqar5 fit DUtiors
sits.) )sufGcn. gieie Pia.n ;urifsa IN
II nGea lIallanoen idnumtlide ourA ecn
u,ag:a, bic ge5tr ooer Die @in9eo siot
uet antaBtsn Sranfhsiteu.
rs it Siss heiai gsua9ft psbauptaas.
Dsnn sssen aOpii4msr3sn, Dp8psp
lie, MaIaria, 8trltopfun9 unb @allenf
teiosn sebraudei Millionen 2cute
Suits Aeber Ytuett.
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$itet Gmh ppr salben aeaen ga.

Siitet Sud Dor Salbett aegen &a.
tarr9. Die GuedFlber etbalter oa 0aediilbsr lider
item p6li9 3erritten miro, peun es burd Die lblei=
mgen .Oberfaden einbrinet @ol6e Mrtitel ,ollten
ME anBsr anf Teroronung gut beruiener Mer,te ae=
brautt peroen. pa Der Gdaoen, ben iie anrlbten,
bebnnal 10 groB lit als bas @ute, oas SIR 0avp erz
aielen tonntst; .5all's 8sta1rh Sur,
entEdlt ten GHeeElber iino iJtro inrerlida oenomz
men UNI wirtt birett aui Die i6leim9eu O6spfdhsu
oes Spherls. Wenn Sbr 8als Ratarrb Eur
tauft, feb fder oaB Sbr bic date befommt. Sic
piro lnnerlid genomn,en uub in Soleoo, Hbio, BON
=. J. Gbensp y 50, semaft.
y ~ WsrtanIt bon alien &potbetern, Yreis IS
Gents Die Glajde.
6alrs Bamilieu= gia.n dno Die beHen,
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g. u. & u. q. Wabn.
u bfo hrt.

Au " Ats
Nad] @alpeiton, 6ouitOn unb guero tdg-
fig. .8:45 Gprmt.
Racb Corpus ghrifti, Mra1tias BOB nnb
8eebilIe tdglicb. 2::20 Nacbm.
Nah 8Drne uno &errnille, tdslteb, aus
genDmnen SDnntags. -. 2:45 Nacbnt.
Nab 86rne un6 &errnille. Spnntags. i.
Nnfunft.
Gpn @alnefon, SouitDn uub guerp tag-
lib. 200 MbenbS.
Bon Corpus ghrilti, Mranias 8aB unb
BeepiHe td9lih lbs Hahm.
yon g6rne nno &errpille. tdglicb, aus>
genOmnten SHnntags =. 1855 8prnt.
Bon 8brne iub &errbilie, Sonntass, -.
.................... 800 gbenbs.
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esn hen Oaerline

Sn ben 8erliner 8ldttern
taubt bic Weloung ouf, Die Minoelt=
iabe fir oas neue 3oatariflbema
leien wie folet feitgeiteat; @erite 3
Wart, Safer 4, &paaen S, @eisen 6
Marf. 9ieler Wel6una aeeenuber
lebren es Die unterrihteten 3eitun=
gen ab, ii6 a1 GuBern.
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cSu 9Soria n,trbp ;pht DINO

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monen golDnie entbedt, 9ie 16
mannli6en Witalieber baben SO Bei=
ber. Gin Miitglieo bat 7 @eiber nit
ie | Sinb, elm anoeres bat 3 8eiber
NIT 16 &inoern.
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W. 8. & =. sabn.

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ea6 gSacD, Sort 8Drtb. Dallas. &anlas
Gitp, ct. 9Duis unb Chicago, tdglib,
(S. U. & q. g. Sepot) .7:45 Morgens,
Nacb @acD, SORT gSortb, Dallas &C. (pom
Suniet~SepDt) .......... 800 @benbs,
NnfunFt:
Gon ghicaeD, ct. 2ouis, &anias 9th,
0allas, Sort @prtb unb 8aeD, tdslicb
(Sunlet 9eppt) ...........S $50 Borm.
gon Boco, Sort 8ortb, Dallas &C. (S.
u. & u. 8. 9eppt) 1920 Mbenbs.
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Grhlriioueu Der 5. & g. &c. .=gabm

Grhlrltoaen Der S. & 9. N.z8abn :
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State Senate Biennial Meeting' bes
Modern Order of Praetorians''
Rad Sort gNortb, Ser., bDm u.
big IA. Heb;: LOG Rolling Woodmen
of the World'.
Nad) sort ssortb, ser., am IL.
uno 13. Seb.: "Texas Live Stock Asso-
ciation".
Wa6 San slmtomto, ser., BPM
II. Bis IA. Nl6ra: Texas Cattle Raj
ser's Association"
WadD 9areSo, ser, am %. Seb.:
BUR Seier BON v@eo. Baibineton's @e@
@aG sietu orleans, Ca, pOm IA.
big 10. 5eb.: "Mardi Gras" 5eitlid@
feiten.
Nad Warlin, Ser, grturiions.
8iaette meroen bas ganse Sabr binbnfeb
berfauft fir IA 6abrpreis fir Die Hunoe
reile; 8illette 9iiltis fir 80 Gage. pie
tueltberiibmten ySeiBen Gueuen" Ma
tural Sanitarium" nno y@elunobettss
&eiort",
Sur pbise grfuriiDnen limb iebr nieo-
rioe Staten anaeiebt tpDroeu. Wegen
@inaelheiten, beSel Staten, 8erfaufsta9e,
@ultiofettsbauer, sSahrseiten &C., tpenbe
man Iit) ar ben ndcbfen @genten Der s.
g. s.. %. R.s8abn, ooer icbreibe an
3. s. Briee. q. 3. g. 3. a.,
Yaleitine Teras
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9lrteitem gaa mmS gaadat.

Das eeibdftieite uno tuirtiainfte
tleine Ding, oas ienals fabricirt
Wuroe, lit cine Der DR.. Kings New
Life Hillen. Oieie 8illen pertpatl4
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itno unberaleiblib i'm Stdrfen bes
Spitems, @ur25 @ts. per Sbabtel.
3u baben bel S. 8alteper & Spbn,
0rpauiiten.
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Gulf Sbpre Sabn.
Nbfabrt.
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SDnnta9s. 800 @Drn,.
Mnfun5t.
Bon Stotbale, ta9licb. ausgenDinmen
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lint Grfaltung tn einem Gage az
beilen. nebme man rlayatoe 8romo Guiune.
Sablets" Ile Sroguiften seben oas 8slo surud,
wenn teine 5eilune erioet 6. 20 Grooe's lntsr.
ihrift auf leoer S6abtel 25 Gents.
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gungen fdbrt uno biz iebt ftets einen
3Dufrieg auf Die lei1te M9lel nobttr,
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naBooQ gebaltenen Grtifel oes be-
fantlten 9errn b. Dieit Gaber.
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pirtbe lit, ipribt er biesn1al sieinlib
gemdBigt. gr meint, elm 3oufriea
NIT Imerifa miiie ntDelibit permie=
Den tperoen; Deutibla1lo allein biirfe
it9 nibt in einen lolben pertpideln
laiien. Dalielbe 8iel laiie lib,
meint er, niel leibter unb iiderer
ourh cine pirtbibaftlihe &oalitipn
Wittel= =@uropa's geeen gtmerifa err
aielen, uno oieier, ipeil unpolitil1,
t5unte iiA audi Sranfreib an=
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S. & q. u. Babu.
Mbfahrt.
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Nah 0etu Orleans, Souftun unb @al.
neitDn tGglteb. ...... 1900 Mittaas.
Nab 81 8aio, galifDrnien uub MeIifD
Observation-Disclosures. 500 &orm.
Nab 0DrbsSeras, ct. 2puis unb Chico
go (Katy Flyer) 800 Nbenbs.