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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-25
MANUFAcTURER DEAD.

Seymour, April 25.-Charles Coup land, aged 60, manager of the Tingue Manufacturing Co.'S plush and mohair mill here, died to-day of Bright's dis case. He was born in England but had lived here the greater part of his life- He was prominent h ,@se breed CT, owning some valuable stock. A daughter, the wife of Dr Wilmot of New Haven, survives hins
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-25
HAYEs HELp FOR MuRpER.

Litchheld, April 25.-An indictment for murder in the first degree was re- turned today by the grand jury against John T. Hayes of Winsted. for fatally shooting Miss WinIfred Cook. q school teacher. The jury considered the evidence admitted by the prosecu- ton for three hours.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-25
TWELFTH JUROR SELECTED.
The Case of Mrs Rathbun Is Now
 Ready to Go On.

New Haven, April %. -The twelfth juror in the panel which is to try Mrs.. Ann Marin Rathbun for the murder of her husband. Wm Rathbun, hra]xe< man, by placing poison in coffee which she expected her alleged paramoui. John F Hart, to drink, was secured to-day. The jury was immediately sworn i'll. After they were seated. John F. Hart was called to the stand as the first witness for the state Ills took place December 21 last and the night before that date. Hart was still on the stand this afternoon but to the hour of recess little information regarding the affair had been elicited-
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-25
DIR TANNER BURIED.
The Nationalists Were Excluded from
 the Ceremony.

The Nationalists Were Excluded from
 the Ceremony.
 London, April 25.-The remains of Dr Charles k. D. Tanner, who died April 21, were inferred quite privately in Kensal Green cemetery this morn ing. Scarcely dozen persons were present. The nationalists, who were expected to attend in force, were en- tirely excluded from the ceremony, owing to disagreement with Dr Tan ner's sister. The latter privately ad- vanced the ceremony two hours, 1eav- ing the nationalists, who had assem- bled partly at Paddington and partly at the cemetery, to discover for them selves that the interment was long over.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-25
MURDER IN FIRST DEGRER.

New York, April %. The indictment against Albert T. Patrick for murder in the first degree was handed up to- day. Patrick is charged with the murder of William Marsh Rice. There are ten counts in the indictment.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-25
NEW FORTRESS FOR HALIFAX.
IL is to Be Built Near the Entrance tc fha Harhor

Is IS to Be BuIIJ N6dT III6 LH IuHtC tO
 the Harbor.
 Halifax, N. S., April 25.-Halifax is to have another large fortress fitted with twelye-inch guns. An expert fortress builder connected with the English army has arrived to superin- tend the construction.
 The new fortress is to be near the shore at the entrance to the harbor. One of the Royal garrison regiments, formed under the new plan of the British war secretary, is to come to Halifax as soon as some of the regi- nlents now in South Africa return.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-25
LETTERS LONG TRIP.
Mailed By a Little Girl to Santa Claus
 In Iceland.

New York, April 25.-A letter ad- dressed to MT Santa Claus, Joyvliie, Icelanl. ', and mailed by 6-year-old Nav Pertl of Newark, last November, has just been returned to that little miss from the dead letter office ae Washington.
 The envelope is almost completely covered with postmarks. It had been to Copenhagen, Denmark; to Leith, Scotland; to Reykjayig, Iceland, and to Pinzeyjarsysia, Iceland; then back to Reykjavig. Copenhagen, Liverpool and Washington.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-25
TWENTY BANKS SUSPEND.

A Financial Panic Prevails at Yo-
 kohama.
 Yokohama, April 25-Oyer twenty banks have suspended payment at Waka and in the southern and central provinces. The bank of Japan has as- sisted them but further trouble is an- ticipated. A financial panic prevails.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-25
FORGED GOVERNORS NAME.
Trying to Save a Man Who is to be
 Hanged Tomorrow.

Hanged Io-morroW.
 Clayton, NJ M., April 25.-A message was received last night by the sheriff of this count signed "Otero,v saying that tine president had granted q re- spite of thirty days to Thomas Ketch- aum. alias Black Jack" who is to be hanged here Friday next. An in- quify addressed 10 the governor de- ye1oped the facf that 1t was forgery. The governor denies having sent any such message to the sheriff.
 The sheriff has doubled his force since the false telegram was received.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-09-12
Obituary.

Verde Jewel Threlkeld was born
July Odd, 1900, and died August
the 18th, 1901. She lived Just one
year and twenty days. She died
with CONGESTION of the brain. God
gave her the sweetest, most angel
ic spirit / ever saw in a child. The
day before her death her baby bro
Their brought her in some morn
ing glories, fresh and wet with
due. He held them up for her to
see, and she raised her little head,
put them to her lips and tried to
drink out of them. Even fairer
than they, she was the flower of
father and mothers hearts, now
gone to bloom in the paradise of
God.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-09-12
Question Answered.

Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale of any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mothers and
grandmothers never thought of
using anything else for Indiges-
ton or Biliousness. Doctors we're
scarce and they seldom heard of
Appendicitis, Nervous Prostitution
or Heart failure, etc. They used
August Flower to clean out the
system and stop fermentation of
undigested food, regulate the &C
ton of the liver, stimulate the ner-
vous and o. ganic action of the sys-
tenn, and that is all they took when
feeling dull and bad with head
aches and other acnes. You only
need a few doses of Green's Au-
gust Flower, in liquid form, to
make you satisfied there is moth
ing serious the matter with you.
For sale by K. f. Haynes and j
II. Orme. Get Greeu's Prize Al
manso,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-09-12

August 9th the lots were sold at
auction (the sales Just closing
August Both, and then the build
ings sprung up as il by magic,
and now hundreds of buildings
are occupied by every kind of bus-
mess, there being about ninety
saloons, thirty-three drug stores,
and too many grocery stores and
lemonade stands to count.
All lines of profession are rep
resented. Lawyers, land the most
of them could be spelled with four
letters) surveyors, locators, in fact
men that don't know straight up,
have Offices as locators, etc.
Water is plentiful at a depth of
20 to 30 feet.
Great excitement prevails just
now over we'll in town that is be-
ing sunk for public we'll. 1t was
discovered that there was a smear
of oil and quite little flow of gas
issuing from the we'll, the drill
having passed through the strata
of oil bearing rock, and there is
quite little speculation going on
Just at present.
The Rock Island railroad will
have its road completed to this CT
ty this week.
This country is fine country
for agriculture, with the exception
of being a little dry some years
The soil is very fertile. Part OF
the land is ;timbered. Timber is
found on all of the creeks wal
nut, pecan, post oak, elm and sew.
eral other varieties.
Living is not SO high as it was
four weeks ago. Board is "a pei
week and lodging 81 %.
During the last few days ice sold
for l0c a pound, and is selling fol
lc at present.
| | have met men here from al
the counties adjoining Crittenden
among them one of Livingstone
we'll known teachers, X. A. Faulk'
ner
There is not much of a show fol
q man here unless he has some Ca
pital, for there are men here who
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-09-12
LAWTON.
Life in the Western City That
Sprang Up in a Night.
LAwToS, o. r., Aug. 9, 1901.

LAwToS, o. T., Aug. 9, 1901.
EDITOR PRESS: Perhaps a few
lines from this place, description
of this country, and the ways of
life in Lawton, would be interest.
ing to your readers.
| have received a great many
letters from my friends and not
having any help in my line of
work, take this method Of answer
ing them
Lawton is situated five miles
South of Fort Sill, and has pop
ulation of over five thousand peo-
Pile that intend making their home
in this country.
| arri yed at Fort Sill on the Odd
of July. There were tents in ev-
cry direction. | came over to Law
ton ON the 25th and found nearly
twenty thousand people in wag-
ons. tents, and even out on the
open prairie. The roads were lin
ed with wagons, buggies, hacks,
with people on horseback and peo-
pie walking.
| | came overland in a wagon,
', (the only way TO get out here, 80
miles from the main line OF the
Rock Island railroad) }, and the en-
tire road was lined with wagons
all the way,
Just before reaching this place
| was told to look across the prai
RE to the east, and to my surprise
| saw a wagon with all kinds o.
household plumber towering above
it. drawn by a large horse and
small cow.
One man came to Ell Reno Will
his family in cart, he pulling the
cart from Kansas.
At first the town looked perfect
" white to one at a distance, and
was called "Rsgtown," but after
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-09-12
NEWS OF The STATE.
Bret and Interestingly Told Tor
the Busy Reader.

The balance sheet Of the State
Auditor aud Treasurer for August
shows a balance Of $l9i, 0SS - in
lbe Treasury.
The negroes are boyco,ting the
public schools at Richmond he
cause Prof Russell, a negro Demo
rr,i is in charge. Only fifty out
10 three hundred children are at
lending
gigantic coal trust, including
lDe hltuminous coal mining prop
cries ia Pennsylvania, Ohio, West
Virginia, Indiana. Illinois, and
Kentucky will be formed 10y j..
Pleulpont Morgan.
The Federal Asphalt Company.
to be capitalized at five millions
and organized for the purpose oil
working the deposits in Hardin
Gaysou, Edmondson, Hart and
Warren counties will be incorpo
rated in West Virginia in a fe"
DAYS Chicago and Louisville cal
lAlists are furnishing the money
James Andrew Scott, of Frank
Tort, has accepted employment t.
appear in the defense of jane
Howard, when his trial for tn
murder of William Goebel is call
a in the franklin Circuit Coui
tls week Associated with hiI
will be Thomas X. Gordon, of Lo
isvllle, and James A. Violet. {
Frankfort
Alfred Vaughn, white "aI
had quarrel With two negroe
named Dobbs and Thomas,
Rosecastle, ten miles from Cadi
aud cut Dobbs several times. Th
negroes left, procured a shotgun
secreted themselves in vacar
lot, and waited for Vaughn to pas
When he appeared they fired, xii
jOg him instanNy. -
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-09-12

Friends have succeeded il patch.
ing up the difference between Jim
Howard and Caleb Powers, which
resulted in the attack upon Pow
ers by Howard, last week. After
a conference between the belliger-
ents card was prepared, which
Howard signed, in which he ex-
pressed regret for his attack On
Powers. Powers is out Of danger
and no serious results from his
wound are expected,
A dispute over the division OF
money raised in the mountain
counties 10 aid in their defense
caused James Howard, convicted
of the Goebel murder, To attack
Caleb Powers, who was also CON
victed. in the Frankfort Jail. Pow
ers was Knocked senseless by n
heavy ink bottle. The blow cut a
cash four inches in length across
his forehead and the middle tenn
pie artery was severed. The only
witness WAS J n Dixon, who had
solicited the defense fund. How
ard claims Powers cursed him and
assumed a threatening attitude
| Powers denies this and claims the
at ack was unprovoked.
The Commonwealth is in pos
session of new and most damaging
evidence against the men charged
with the murder of Gov. Goebel
The details of secret meeting o
the mountain henchmen OF Taylo
and Powers have come to llgh'
and they show more clearly tn
purpose of the mountain men II
going to Frankfort and also tn
existence of a conspiracy. A foI
{ mer Republican Senator acted a
chairman of the meeting. lie toll
Il.
the men that Goebel had to be she
4, and that they had come there I
5 do it. and it was their duty to Sc
t that il was done. Former Cine
Z Justice Hazlerigg will be one q
Q the witnesses for the Common
, wealth in the trial of jim Howar
t and it is said that Henry f. your
; sey may appear as witness 10
the defense
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-09-12

will work for anything they can
get.
Well, | shall close, as / could
finish this tablet and two more tel
ling you of this country, and then
not be half through.
am, yours from old Critten-
den, HARRY GILL.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-09-12

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24
Mcr sahlt Oic Gfeucrft /?

Die oemotratiI9e Blatform berlanet
sere1tere 8eIteueruus. Mie iebr eins
folhe am plabe wdre, seiet folgenoe
3uIammeniteQung oes nMercer SOuntD
Yote":ss s a&4
IS bat T6 bur1 eenaue uuterlu=
dung berausgeiiellt, bob in Sbio bas
.greiFbare @ige1tbum fat bic gas,5e
5teuerlait 5u trageu bat. Sebr me-
.niee Bombs uno slttien perben bebufs
gelteueruns anseaeben. Ser Stats
Musgleibunssratb fir @iienbabnen bat
bstanntlid entibieoen, oab er feline
Ma6t bat. Die gesenmdrtige Wert1an=
gabe bes @i9entbums Der giIenbabnen
5u erb6hen. 9ibt aber 5ur lleberraiGung
Nler su, oaB nur fiinf BrO5ent Der
iteuerbaren Ypnbs -uno 9lftieu i'm
'Staat ben MRellorell anaegeben meroen.
unb baB MIR aebu pro5ent auer 8elOer
unb Grebite auf Die Steuerouplitate
fommen. 9ieIe 3ahlen fonmen i'm
.@uhtabten bes @eneralanlualts Sbeets
por, lpelbes Der Nusgleibunssrath in
Der Befbperoe bes Wsapors 56om. 8.
Sobnion uno anberer . Beamten ppr
glepelano, oaB Die giIenbabnen nidt
bod aenug belteuert ieien, angenom=
men bat. IS 1T allo bstpislen moroen,
DaB nur bas greifbare @iQentbum. bor
allen 8insen Der @runobeiiB, oen srOb=
ten She'll Der 5teuern aablt. Die Be-
trdge, nm ble es li9 banoelt, Sino aud
erItaunli1. Nab Der amtliben 5tati=
ltif in Der Office bes Nrbeits Somnil=
.idrs NOR Der selammte Wertb bon So
brifen unb Material in ben flint baupt=
fd1li1nen Gtdoten Obio's Gincin=
natl, gleoelaro, Columbus, SDleoo
unb Danton am l.. Sanuar 1900
$50, 683, 764. Ser seiamlnte 8etrag
alpefs Belteuerung 1T aber nur nit
SIS. 1916, l52 angegeben, alio faum
mebr aIs 25 pro5ent oes Wertbes in
ienel 5 Gtdoten. Ma6 offi3ieaen Mn=
sgaben tparen in ben peridleoenen 8an=
fen @lebelanb's $156, 533. 789 bepn=
nirt. Sir gelteueruns iino aber nur
SO, 81, ,988 anse9eben, alio tpeniger als
p pro3ent bes tpirfliAen Betrases.
Der ,Baneer's 9egiffer" fiir 1901 giebt
an. baB in Cincinnati, Columbus.
Danton unb 5oleoo sulammen $l03=
767. $50 beponirt tparetl. 0iist man
|bles gum Depolitum glebelanO's bin5u,
fo ergiebt 5ib Die 5umme bDn $3.50. I
3O1 ,039 fir Die 5 aeranrten Gidote.
Sir Belteueruns iinb aber mir $47,-
605. 056 i'm gan3en Gtaate angegeben,
etuas tpeniger als 90 pro5ent oes Gel=
beg, tpelhes in ben 5 5td0terl beponirt
Iift. Sn politifder 9iniiht baben alio
bic Genofraten polfomlnefl Geht,
tpenn iie bebaupteiL baB oas @teuerip=
TEN BON Cbio In iddnpli1er Meiie
sunalei6 ullb llngereAt tit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24
YDlitiE1es

@..Sap pinarep. ber prpbibitipnifi=
fbe 8ounerlleurs=@anoioat fir Sbio,
bat feline @ipalen, &ilbourn uno Nalh,
gu einem Ieoetampf berausaeforoert.
- Ser fam tparten, ooer nit be- Carrie
Ration auf GeiIen gebn.
p. u. Bed, Der 6iibrer Ger Mnti=
5alpon=yeage in Ohio. Der feline 5afts
loligfeit bablrb befunoete. baB ct an
benz Besrd5nibta9e MeGinlehs ilr Der
bieIiaen metbDDiltenfirbe Die republic
fanifde Wablcampasne er6lInsse, fen=
oct @ircllare in Dieiem 0iit lit berum,
in oenen er bic Gtinmaeber gesen.
Senator 0urIt gu beeintluilen iubt,
neil oieier segen Die Glartbil aeltimmt
babe. Dies 1T fir ieoen pernilnftisell.
WenlGen NnlaB genug, fir 5enator
Surf 81 itimmen. 9sgn oieie giart=
bin it eine fanatiIbe Seniperen3nab=
reael, neI1e oabin fiibren miiroe, on=
itdnDi9e Wirtblbaften au unteroriifen,
I'M perrufenen Spelunfen ploB 5ll
MAIDEN.
Mon bere9net, boB in philadelphia
ri6t lueniger als 100000 falid)t
@intraeunge1t in Die @Gdlerllaen ge-
nla6t tporoen Iino.
Sic atnti-Salpon=2iga arbeitet Sano
in Sanb nit Der republifanii9en Partei
uno 8ef, Der 6iibrer Der ganoe, Itebl
i'm Soloe Sif's.
9ie oemofrotii9e Gampagne puroe
|9efern in Yucprus er6hnet.
Senator 6orater bat in Ieiner 9teoe
bel @r0Hnung Der &agne in Sblo
erfldrt, Die @ripGhlung oes &epubli=,
tanes g2aib gum @ouoerneur susroe
Die rt6tiee Nnipprt auT bas 0erbrehen
unn guffalo lsin. g8dre ettpa Die Gr=
mdDlung oes oeinptgatlI6en Sanoioa=
ten ols cine Gutbeibung oes Terbre=
Gems bon Buffalo auf5uFoleu ? Dod
| liOerlib nibt. Gann iino ober aud
loldle Eeoen tuie Die SSarafer'ide uer-
perflide Sebreoen Der lhlimmIfen
5orte. Die niht ener9iid aenua OH cen
Yraneer geffelt merben tDnnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24

B Nuf Der sSnlel Gamar tit abermals
cine Nbbeiluna BEG g. Snfanteriee&esi-
.ineats bon sSniuraenten iiberfallen nor=
Den. Sas Serbeieilen zines 6iilfsforps
rettete Die Nmerifaner, bod batten lie
immer1iu immerbin eiiien 8erluft BON
5ean Sooten unb feds 9ermunoete.l slt
befla0en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24
NieienOiebftabi no,t
Npif1tt0rfett.

Chicago, 81. DIT. - @ine Der ber=
tpesenlten uno lsreiditen Boltoffice=
oiebfdble in Der @eidi6te oes 2anoes
murbe lebte gtaht bier aus9efiibrt.
Die &duber Iprensten ben Gsloidrant
in elmer temporaren Pofoffice unb er=
beuteten yriefmarten i'm Wertbe bor
SIC, $50. Gin Sunnel mar BON Dem
ufer oes Sees nab oem @ebdlloe ae=
eraben tporoen, burh pelben Die &du.
ber @intritt in Oas @ebduoe erlangten.
Yerihieoene Boltbeamten ftehen unter
benz Berba6t, iib OIL benz &aubsuge
betbeilist au baben uno meroen frena
betpadt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24
Irat anf gliibenne &nblen.

vMfs th nod Elm Rinb mar, oerbrannte
ih mir einen SUP in iAredliAer Beiie",
lNreibt @. $. CABS bon Sunessille ga,
unb bies Yernr1abte mir Elm fiirhterlid
mebes gein, an Dem ih 80 Sabre lang
su leibem BATE; bod gudlen's Mrnica
Salbe beilte mid eanslih, nahoem alles
Mnbere feblseldlaseit mar" llnfeblbar
sesen Brano-, Briib- linp Slbnittlpur<
ben, Uelhwlre, Saetfdnnsen nno 6d<
n,orrbciben. 3u baten su rs Gents III
per Mpctbele scn S. 8. Ililler i. Scgn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24
Mas 1T bas 0eFdt tuertb /?

Man6mal etn germSsen, rpa niat
tpenn Du einen fablen Seint, ein selblihes
MusIeben, 6autauslhlase uno 6leden i'm
@eliht bal - Maes 3eihen BON Qeber<
leipen. Or. &ins's Stem 2ife @ias be-
tpirfen eine refine 5aut, rDlse Nansen,
selunpe Gefdtsfarbe. Sur Is Gents In
Der Mpptbete bon S. 6. @liller u, Spbn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24
WetteSte WaG)ri1tett.

~ F7 Il ! T
Die in 0amburs behein,atbete 8rigg
oSllnatar" tenterte auf ibrer 3eiie
bon 6anlbura nad Copenhagen po=
bel Der @apitdn, orei MatrpIen, Der
gpotsnlann uno Der 56lifstod ertran=
ten.
YmiIben ben &6einuferItaaten gc=
ben. Bapern uno @liaB 2otbrinesn 1T
cine Gsrfdroiguna iiber Die 9thelnrc=
suliruns auf Der Strefe Guotpies
feu=5traBbura Hopeit 9ebieben, oaB nur
nod Der formele NbidluB gu erfolgeuI
bat. 8us unterneDmen lit BON 10 GROCER
geoentuna fir Die mirtbldaftliae gnt=
wiflun9 Des Sberrbeins uno burtb Die
oroBen 9afenbauten in 5trabbura,
&ebl uno Rarlsrube fGon 10 pisluer=
beibeno begonnen, oaB man Den ieBi9en
outen NbibtuB Der oiplomatliben Ser.
banolllngen slpiHhen ben orei &hein=
ufelitaaten nur nit srober @enpgt9u=
una begriiBen tann.
Sic Werhants 9totional gant bon
2oDeN, Mail., lit bur6 ibren &oYlirer
mo Subbalter UNI slI5, 600 beraubt
moroen.
Sci ben Wunicipa!tuablen sn 2ingitis=
5etta auf Der Snlel Gorllfa 1T es 5lul-
l0en ben lih entge9enltebenoen Yar=
telen su bluti9sn GraDaller gefommen,
in oeren Geylauf brei Slsilnebmsr
our1 Soi1ltlAe 9etOotet, iebs anoere
tbotli0 perDunoet unroeu. .s
Ser franS0fi1e ponoamp5er Sc
Noro", ,pel1er an FL. in SDper ein=
traf, beribtete. buB scbn ieiner SeiSer
Ourh cine GrploIion ernltlib berleBt
lpuloen, eini9e iosar lebens9efdbrli1
Die paild9iere tpurOen .iuoblbehalteu
gelanoet.
Sie Yale llniperIitdt feiert bieIe
S8obe oes 200ldbri9e geiteben Der Ins
talt.
Cine Gepsibe aug 6iuatap, China,
entbdlt Die Na6ri6t, oaB bort l40 Ge=
bs(en bingeri9tet tporoeu ieien uno Die
Rube i'm 5Iin9 Sling 9iltritt luisoer
oolIlidnoig bergeItellt let.
@ine furdtbare 3roe0oie miro aus
8ansig aelneloet. Nuf bem oortigea
Barbara Gir9bof eri1oB Der Sber=
feueriperfer @riebe feline 8raut. beren
Stiefmutter uno li9 ielbf. Ser5uei=
flung iiber feline GamilienuerbdltniIle
uno orineenoe 8elonotb madten ben
Monn gum Ooppelm0roer uno. SelbIt=
inDroer.
9ie ,@6urd MiIIionarD Soeietpv
hat 8Otna6riGten empfan9en oes sSn=
balts. oaB Die 8eulenpelt in ToObom.
@bina, uno oehen fa6bari6aft luiitbet.
5dgli6 peroen etua 1900 Sranfbeits=
fdue eeneloet, unb felt spei Wo6en
liuo ieoen Sag mehr als etntauleno
Sdrge aus Der Sboren Der Stabt Qe=
brabt moroen.
Oie Gepublitaner er0ifneten ibre
Wablcampagne in Selapare. yunoes=
ienatpr Sorater belt Die 6auptreoe.
Sc miro aagemein ansenommen. baB
oas 0erbOr por oem Shlep=Gbrenser
0iele Wo6e beeroet miro. Deber ben
Nus9ana oesielben beitebt tein 3neifel
mebr GbleD wirb nit gbren aus Der
llnterIudung berporseben
gBie cine Meloung aus Sofia,
Bulgarian, beiast, 1T oer Gaub Der
ameritaniiben NliIlionarin Stone auf
geranlailung oes 5ultans ausgefiibrt
tporben.
Snfolae Der beorobliden 2age auf
Der Pbilippinen Sniel Samar bot oas
Ybiliptinen @eihipaber einen Cor.
bon Tim Die Snlel gesoaen uno nit Der
2lrnbung BON Marinetruppen begon=
men.
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Sd)lieHt ant 81. Sftober.
cine Gelc9etabeit, Die Mtiss
itellm,tD nit Beringest &oftct,
III heS1fdA en-
AT beSlthett.

Die par-MmerifaniIde Musiteluug iuirb NOD Bis
gum 81 Dftobsr baueru nb gebt beni in BITE Dergan
6iel 3elt itbrig Dte ntcbrigIten Staten bahin Tnb
jeoen DienSta9 DpnnerStae ulo Sanista9 iber bic
MfrDn-Noute 5n baben. Dieie Sifet8 inb giIig fir
elfrp1s9onte itib tdgIis a babeu aber e uD biioer
an pben 9enauuten xaneu. 5t6hereS TIT 3u erfobreu
bel benz Eidet Mgenter bet Mfronsaute, N .. prttt
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proisHor 20Ifler IN @reifstualo. .eine
anertannt miiienihaftlihe Nutoritdt.
9laubt elm Wittel aeaen Grebs gefunoen
gu baben. gs beitebt in Der GinipriBung
Des glutes malariatralter Meniben
unter Die 0aut.
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GtwaS Das SeDerntan.t tutf=
Sett 1nQtc.

Sorni's Mlpentrduter Blutbeleber
lit ndmli9 feine Npotbeterlneoi5in.
ST fann nur burA ipeciele 2otal=Maen=
ten ober bon bem Sabritanter, Or.
peter 6abrnep, 1l2-ll4 South 0opne
Npenue. Chicago ST., brett beaogen
tper0en.