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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-28
Extensive Opera
tiOnS Planned
TO MORE EFFECTUALLY
CONTROL OKLAHOMA
Fourteen Branch Lines to
be Built With Guthrie the
Chief Place Of Business

Following the declared purpose of
the Rock Island railroad to gridiron
the western portion Of the territory
with network OF branch lines IL
seems to be the intention Of the Santa
Fe to hold the trade in 'he east part
of the territo,y by q similar operation
although OF much greater magnitude.
II Is proposed to build fourteen sep
arate lines Of standard guage with a
total mileage Of Sl5 miles. The capt
tai stock is S2,2O0,OOO Amended
articles OF Incorporation have been
filed with the secretary OF the terri
tory, IN which the proposed lines are
outlined, as follows:
Line No From Guthrie in an
eNsterly direction TO point on the
west line of the Greek Nation, to the
moss suitable point south Of the Cim-
arron lsver and north OF township l6
north; passing through Logan, Payne
and Lincoln counties; length sixty
miles.
Line No 2-From a point between
Bliss and the Salt Fork Of the Arkan-
sas river in the Ponca reservation;
and via Pawnee to point on the
north line Of the Creek nation near
the confluence Of the Cimarron and
Arkansas rivers; pesslns through
Ponca, Otoe and Missouri reserva-
tions. and Pawnee county; length
sixty Ave miles.
Line No. 3--From a suiteble point
on Line No. 1 in Payne county in a
northerly and northeasterly direction
via saltwater, Pawnee and Pawhuska
to q connection with the Santa Fe
main line at or near Bartlesville, l.
T., passing through Payne and Pawnee
counties and the Usage and Cherokee
nations; length ninety.6ye miles.
Line No. 4--trom a point on Line
No. 3 in Pawnee county near Ralston
in northerly direction through the
Usage nation to point on the Kan
sas state line. in township 20 north
range c east; length forty miles.
Line No. 5-From or near Poncf
City in Kay county in an easterly anC
northeasterly direction through KAY
county and the Kaw and Usage reser
vations TO a point near Elgin, Kan
sas, and crossing Line No. J in th'
northwest part OF the Usage reserva
tion; length sixty miles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-28
REMOVING The DEBRIS.
Another Batch Of Barnes Appointees
to be Dumped Overheard.

It IS said that the board OF com.
mlssioners to the st. Louis exposition
appointed boy Governor Barnes. will
be replaced by new board which
Governor jenkins is said now to have
under consideration. There is good
authority for the statement that ex-
Governor a. j. seay Of Kingdshor,
will be chairman of the new board.
The members of the Barnes board
are Frederick l.. Wenner now pri
vat9 secretary to Governor jenkins;
Otto Shuttle, El Reno, and Joseph
Meibergen OF Enid.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-28
rAs WOMEN CAN MOI voTs.
An Opinion From the Attorney Gen.
cral on County High Schools.

J. G. strang attorney general in
answer TO s. H. Peters Of CARRIER,
Okla. who asked. can women vote on
the question OF establishing a county
high school? made public an opinion
in which he held that women can not
vote on the question. lie said in part:
Section 2 Of tho law providing for
county high schools says When one.
third Of the electors Of the county, as
shown by the returns OF the last pre-
ccding election, etc. The returns of
the last preceding general county
election do not contain the names OF
any women electors. This language
Is a limitation upon the character o.
the voters who may vote to establish
county high schools. The persons
authorized to vote upon the question
of the establishment of high schools
must be electors OF the county. In the
territory of oklahoma women are not
electors OF the county They are
granted the privilege Of voting in ape-
cial cases for particular purposes, but
are not included within the phrase,
electors Of the county because lhoy
have not the right TO vote for county
officers or at a general election where
the electors OF the county vote"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-28
eucRErARvs OFFICE.
No Abatement in the Rush Of susi
ness.

The following charters were issued
by Secretary Grimes;
The KioVa-Apache Mining and Mill
ing company. TO do a general mining
business at Lawton for a term of
twenty years Capital stock $500, 600.
The incorporators are, Henry II.
swank John H. Bruce and Frank S.
Dyar of Lawton; Chas T holland and
WuA y Dearborn of st. Louis.
ThY Asher State bank Of Asher,
OFia., for a term Of twenty years,
with a capital stock OF $4,000 The
incorporators are, j. w Bosgs, e. L.
Moon, F. w. Boggs. c. J. Benson and
George G. 9oggs, all of Shawnee.
The Wichita Mining and Improve
ment company. consolidated. with a
capital stock of $500, 900. The incor-
porators are, c. f. Colcord, Usher
Carson and George j. Shields.
The following were commissioned
notaries public:
M. NJ. Duncan OF Lawton.
w. f. Thorne of Oklahoma City.
charter was also issued to Clifton
Lodge No. as, l. o. 0. F., at Clifton.
in Lincoln county, with the following
trustees; II. b. Housh, ]. NJ. Little
ton and j. d. Eggleston, all of Clifton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-28
PRESIDENT AePolNrs.
IBy Associated Press.l

Washington, Aug. 2S.-The presi
dent today appointed Allen N. Gamer
on, of Kansas, marshal of the United
States consular court at Hankau
China.
Other appointments: VIM. L. Hunt
OF New ork consul at Tamatave, Mad
agascar; John Jenkins, Nebraska
consul general at San Salvador; Fred
Douglas Fisher Oregan, interpreter
Of United States consulate at Nagas
aka Japan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-28
BRITISH CONVOY SAVED.

London, Aug. 2S.-Gen. Kitchener
reports that a convoy on Is way from
Kimberley to Griquatown was attack
ed. The attack was driven off by Cap
tain Humbys escort Of the Seventy
fourth Imperial yoemanry who lost
nine men killed and had twenty three
men wounded The convoy was
brought in safely.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-28
There is 60 Much News.

that even If it comes by telegraph we
overlook some Of it. Isn't it a fact
that you have seen DR.. Caldwells
Syrup Pepsin advertised several times
and have neglected to try It? An
ounce Of Or. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
is as good as three weeks vacation.
Ask any druggist or anyone who has
taken It. Sold by f. B. Lille G. Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-28
II Saved His Baby.

"My baby was terribly sick with
the diarrhoea, we were unable to cure
him with the doctors assistance, and
as a last resort we tried Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy," says Mr.. j. II. Doak, Of Williams
Oregan. Il am happy to say 1t gave
Immediate relief and a complete cure
For sale by G. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-28
Have You seen III

We keep DR.. Caldwelrs syrap Pep
sin in plain view, but e you don't
happen to see it. why ask for it. The
manufacturers guarantee it to cure
Dyspepsia and all forms of Stomach
Troubles Sold by f, b. Lille g. Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-28

Line No. 6--Beginning at a point on
Line No. 4, two miles north Of Rails
ton, Pawnee county, in a northwest
erly direction to junction with the
Santa Fe near White Eagle, Kay coun-
ty; length twenty-five miles.
Line No. 7-Beginning at point on
Line No. 3, near the junction Of
Beaver creek and the Arkansas river
in the Kaw reservation, in a nortber
ly and northwesterly direction up the
valley of the Arkansas river and over
the Kaw reservation to the Kansas
state line in township 20 north, range
east length twenty miles.
Line No. S--From Perry, Noble
county, in a northerly and easterly
direction through Noble and Pawnee
counties TO a point on Line No. at
or near Pawnee, length thirty miles.
Line NJ. 9-From the terminus Of
line No. l on the west border Of the
Greek nation in a northeaaterly and
easterly direction through the Creek
nation. Pawnce county and the Usage
nation. thence again through the
Greek nation into the Cherokee ma
ton to a point on the Santa Fe near
owasso, in the Cherokee natlon'
length sixty-fve miles.
Line No. tO-From a point on Line
No. 3. near Pawnee, in a soGtherly di-
rectlon through Pawnee and Payne
counties TO a point on Line No. near
Cushing. Payne county; thence in a
southerly direction through Payne,
Lincoln and Pottawatomie counties
10 a suitable crossing OF the Canadian
river northeast of Pauls Valley
thence I'm a southeasterly and south
erly direction through the Chickasaw
nation to point on the Choctaw
railroad near Dougherty in the Chick
lasaw nation, and passing through or
near the towns of Chandler, Shawnee
and Teoumseh; lengtn one hundred
and sixty miles.
Line No 11-From a point on Line
mo. l.. near Gushing, in a southeast
erly direction through Payne and Lin
coin counties to a point on Line No
r TO- near shawnee length hftyhy'
+ miles.
Line no. l2-From point on Line
4 No. 10. near the crossing OF the Can
] adian river in tho Chickasaw nation
thence southwesterly to Pauls Valley
to a point on the Gulf Colorado AM
Santa Fe: length fifteen miles.
Line No. 13-From a point on Lin
No. 10. In the valley Of Little river
in southwesterly and westerly d
rection through Pottawatomie an
Cleveland counties 20 connectio
, with the Santa Fe between Noble an
h Walker; length twenty miles,
Line No. l4--From Guthrie In
northerly direction for distance
six miles or less thence in a mort
! erly direction through Logan, Kin
y fisher Garfield and Woods counti'
a to a point on the branch line Of n
Santa Fe near Alva, Woods count
] and passing through or near Eni,
e length one hundred and Eve miles
= The place whore the principal pla'
- OF business is TO be transacted for d
n these lines. is at Guthrie and the II
70 OF the charter is for nine hundred az
uincty nine years.
II The capital stock is S2,2oO0OO, co
n sisting Of twenty-five thousand shar
:, Of 500 each and the following are q
seven directors;
Charles Steele Of New York, n.
II Edward p. Ripley Of Chicago III.
Y Edward -. Kenna of Chicago IN.
:" Frank H. Greer OF Guthrie, Okla
Henry Il. Asp Of Guthrie, Okla.
!, u. G. 0uss OF Guthrie. okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-28

OF the American Federation Of Labor,
Union S.215. says; 81 am using your
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin myself
and in ny family. and find It does lots
of good.-Yours truly, Geo. Campbell,
Clinton, Iowa" Sold by F. B. Lille
& Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-28
PROMINENT KANsAN DIES

concordla, Kas., Aug. 2S.--k. L.
Ackiey, one of the leading attorneys
Of Concordia and regent Of the state
university, died OF an acute attack OF
appendicitis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-28

PekDn, Aug. 2S.-Chou Flu. provin-
cial treasurer, has published through
out the Chi Ii province, a circular
letter ordering that all religions be
tolerated by the Chinese, who viii be
allowed to accept any religion. The
letter says there must be no intimida
tion or persecution by any sect.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-28
This is An Advertisement.

II you are looking for laxative, DR..
Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin is 1T. The
convenience and merit OF this valu-
able remedy win be explained to your
satisfaction by f. B. Lille & Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-28

scrofula, salt rheum, erysipelas and
o her distressing diseases yield quick
ly and permanently to the cleansing
purifying power Of Burdock Blood
Bitters.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07
Yolitiide Notiien.
On bic beuti den W q ler
her Ii. gRdrb.

8ei Der mprgen 1tattfinbenoen
Wabl iollten bic beutfden Mdhler
Der Is. Warb, friiber II. Warb, niht
pereeilen, bab bur9 Die Nontination
bes 9rn. 6etnri9 ublri6 ihnen 9ele%
9enbeit geboten tpiro, fir einen Gan=
bibaten beut19er Mbtammung gu
itimmen, Der ielbit treu an beutfden
Sitten bd1t. 0r. ulri6 tit Elm Dtelz
per1predenber junser Re&tsanfpalt,
Der beretts mebrere bemerfensipertbe
Grfolge aufsupeiIen bat. aein an
herer 8eanter fommt me9r nit Der
8ebDlferung in Gontuft als Elm
Stabtratbsmitslieb, auf feinen anoe=
rem 8eamten 1ollte man ii4 mebr
berlaTen fDnnen, als auf folden. sSn
9rn. llblridb f0nnen befen eon1tt=
tuenten i'm Sale feiner gripdblung
i6r poGes @ertrauen ieben. geions
bars fpnten it9 bic 9euti6en nod Die
Sbatiade nerfen, baB in Der 10.
8arb Griiber II. Warb) ME 5uber
elm beutIder ganbibut aufgeitellt
ipurbe, obsleid 5ablreide 0euti6e in
Der @arb pobnen. Oa pies nun Der
Jan tit, 10 follte insbefonoere jeoer
Deutf9e es fi4 CUR pfli4t MAIDEN,
fir 9rn. l1lrid su itimmen. bamit
ni6t nur bic SntereHen bes 8e5irts
uberbaupt, fonbern au4 i'm beutlhen
Sinne eeipabrt iperben. x
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GrnBcr Gnnlnlinirnussplan

ct. g aul, Wtnn., 6. WtaI. -
Oas F6on 5sit nebreren So9ren 1ielz
feh beIprphene Yrojsft elmer epenz
tueQsn @onTpiiDirur9 o[lsr 9robea
@iIsr6a6n SHItsms oes 2aness Sat
bur6 bic GonTolioirung Der BUR
linetpn ga6n NIT Der Nort9;rn W2z
eif;c unb 9r:at 9}ortfern auf'5 Nene
Die 2fufrertIamfe:t auf ii4 sel:ntt.
W:e e;re cGm 9ahn Mdgnaten $,
s. 6iG nobsH,bsnoe perf Onl;6feit erz
tlGrt, ioG b;sfer gi9antifde Pian feiz
rsr 8ertpirtli6ung no6e Eein. 5i=
Gere;n:suns DIR ga6n Sqtsrefen
ber @cu.os unD Der 0aa0srbilts uno
Der ben 6iQ WorgaH Icllen oae
sinlsiteaoen SAr:tte bereit5 sei6cn
{sin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07
Yolitiide Notisem.
Gin M ann bes 8plfss.

6r. Hi6oro Cams 2es, Ger rempz
tratii9s @anbibat fir ben erI ten
Stabtratbs5ps:9 ois 8ertrster Der
%. WlrD, tpuroe ON 19. Se5emosr
1866 in Baltimore geborsn. gr mar
pdbrsnb Teiner gan5en ae6sns5eit Elm
9efpo6rRr bieIer @aro, in psl9er er
ou9 seborsn purOe, unb 5tpar IN
See @trobs, irlner6atb eines 9duz
Tsrgspisrts bon gsiner ieb:s:n Wohz
nuns. Gr tit bar So6n bss Ir5tes
Or. Ri6aro 6. See, ipel6sr bOr einlz
gen Sabren als Coroner fir Den Iub@
ii6en tDiftritt pp6l betannt mar. pno
iebt Elm bsroorragenoss Mitg.ieo 6ss
r8ereins Der 9eThdftsleuts pDnSuo=
Baltimore" 1r. See er6islt Tsinsl
unisrri9t in ben DFfsntliden 5dulsn
galtitnore's, bpnenbete Ieirsn aurTus
an Der b0bsrsn anabsn56ule ur0 graz
Duirts Tpdter an Der rMarD.dno:r iuz
riltii6sn l1n;perFitdt." Gr 1T jsbt
einer Der erfolsrei9Iisn protti5iren>
ben Qnrpdlts ees garrsaus anb in
9e|6dftsz unb @;IeGi9aftsfreiFen
portbeilbaft befannt. @r nabm fets
is6r 6srporraaenoen Nut6eil an ben
Nrba;tsn bes r9ersins Der 9sI6dflsz
ieuie BON GuD Baltimore" als peI<
fen 5inan5 Sefreidr er fungirt, ,pp@
Eel er eifr;g bsfrsbt III, 9srbeherun=
gen fir bieIen Staoitbeil gu fDroern.
5r. See peroantt Fetne er5ei'sn grz
folee itiner freusen Re4tF9affenbs,t,
raider 2fuffafungsga6s, srstutiosr
5dbigteit unO eei6dftlifer 5l65Igz
felt. Ourh feline lsbbafis Sbsilna6=
fle an aa:n l1nternebmungen CUR
5Drperuns ess Wobles Der StaoF,
oss Stoates uno Teiner Mit6ur9'r
o:nann er Ii6 oas 8ertrausn uao bic
2l9tung 4Ger, be ibn fennsn. 4:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-07
Yolitiide Noti;em.
9r. s. bn 8. 9orf Elm suz
tes sHtuthsmitalieD.

9r. Sobn $. 9orf, isit 5tpsi SAP
rsn Mitsl;eo bes sriisn Rut1s5peises
bon Der neuen 2. Marb, uno frii4er
se9ul @ommifdr, 1T in oi:fsrWafi
tpteber Ganbibat fir ben erfh.n
Eat9s5nsig bon berIsl6en Baro. 9r.
9orF mar a;n fdb;gss Hat9sm;t9lieo
uno bate Itets Die Sntsr;f&n Fe;ner
Gp1ftituenteu i'm Qu9s.
Der eie 8eprd fenid n t.
6r. @eorss Stspart 8ropn, mel
der Der bsmpfraiiT6e Gan0ibat IN
Der II. Warb ift, pertrlt oieIe Waro
lpel4e 6isber Die Drummer 13 fii6rte,
in ban lebten 5tpei Sabrsn i'm erIisn
Rat6s5peige. ST. 9ropn 1T e,n
junger Nbpofat. @r III elmer bsr tez
Fen 8ddter Der SntereFen bes 9olz
fes i'm eriten 3peise uno Iiebt Daraaf,
bab gorppraiionen fsirs ue6sreriffe
MAIDEN. Gr pp6nt in Rr. "a, Wefz
SiooteI Itrobe *
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Gs Enb isbt 5fpei Sabre FER, oaB
9r. SDbn 3, 5pro Gem Drdnssn lsl@
ner 6reunbe naGsa6 uno oi5 csmo@
fratii9sr Gonbioat fir ben erfsn
stabtrat6saspe:s in Der Is. Maro
auftrat. gu jener 3eit bate sr non
fsins polittl6s @rfabrunG oo4 faum
5pei' Sabre fpdter Tte6t ct ols tpaaz
rer 8srtrstsr Der Sntersfsn is:n:r
Md6lsr uniitsrtrofFsn Dn. Mit EeaI
Toate bober ou9 ber Siaot asgiz
nrator 9RumIsn in einer anEpraae,
tpel6e er am 27. Npril i'm nGafinp"
belt, baB 9rn. 5oro's gG:rfen al5
@tabtraf9smitglieo bon teinem init
Qlie0e per be;o:n Ga;6s5peige ii6erz
irDffsn porpsn Tsi. Man fann nit
Re6t Togsn, baB ST. Joro farm
MenT6 6enoer I4ano, jsne Sffen1er5igz
felt uno 6urGiloT*9tsit an ben So9
l,gts, tpelts az: feline frii9.ren 56dz
ten 6aroftsriIirten. gs rntsrlsgt
feinem 3peifsl, baB mir 9sraoe jebt
Der 3isnIte rss 5rn. 5oro 6sburf:n.
oa bsm nd9Itsn Siabtrat6 hD4f
pi9tige 6ragsn porgslest parOen bst
oeren geraibung 9r. JorD slnsn
po6lt6usnben GinfluB ousii6:n fam,
unb farnsr lisgt es 6sFoaOsrs i'm .Snz
tsreITe Der WGNsr cer Is. NarD, De-
rem Snt:rsKsn Der Sanofoat 70 pp9l
bsrtretsn 6ot, bab 9r. Jcro tp;eperz
erpd6lt pirb. gr piro geiu:b fcrtz
fabren, bic prin5ip:en bon @bre unD
Greue, psl6e i6m Die 9O4-h .ung ces
eslammtsn Publ:fums osrlaaffte1,
audi fernsrbn bsi jeosr 9eissen6.it
an cen Sag gu leesn. Gr bat in Ger
8ergangsnbsit ru6ig, a6sr sntI9;eoen
uno |iGsr gsarbeitei, uno Die TsIulz
tate Teinsr Wrbeit Tpredsn fir f;6
felbH, berebter al5 a[ls Worte e5 teun
tDrntsn. 9r. 5oro bot ipG6renb Fe;<
nss 2lmtstsrmins cine @n6a6i Gsrz
orbnunsen bur6gsIeBt, tp:,4s a,s
pauernoe Monumente |einer ernIlen,
treuen Q(rbeit baFs6en tp:rben. Gr 6sz
iro9teie Tein Nmt ol5 eine 9ertrauz
ensI1eue. gspsrlp %. Smith, @:or9
8. GiH, Qtfreb 9. gli.ss, 5. 8. 9itz
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lsb, 6ranf 8. Goqapap, 0u0,ep R.
Mabb, sSOGn 6. 9nsab, S06n 5.8i(z
liams, 81. g. S;ppett, Walt:r g.
@arianO, gaobt. 6allioob, So6n 5. 8.
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oen.
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Sie H,iie ncs YrniiOcnten.

81 90 Q, G(r., 6. Wfat. = De
offi5isGe GsgriiBung oeS PrdIicenten
Mcainlsp, psldsr Dan 9eItr:g;n
Sonn:ag bier Der6rudts, 9in9 feu:e
auf Der pIa5a i'm 8siFein Oes @enez
rats 6srnan0e5 ols 9srtreter OssPrdz
Iiosntsn qorf:rio 0iu3 bon Merifo
pro bes 8oubarneur5 oes msrifaniz
I9su Staates G9:6ua6ua pro9ram NJ
ssnGB bon Taitsn. De be:D:n Meriz
fan;r 6:elt:n marine 8egruBungsrez
ban, pel6: 0r. McainieD sbenio
trorn bsan.poriste. I'm Mittug FeB.e
Die ReiIeg:TsGI9oft i6rs Ja6rt nad
oer Vocififfijrfe fcrt.
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Sic MmsiteIuna in 8nHaln.

gut al ., N.Y., b. Utal.- S;r
| esFrige Sonntag bradte ter Nu5Fe.z
lung sinen 5isml:4 5o3lreifea 81
fuf. DE 36ore 3u BEN Nus f:lungsz
plabs parsn ge0ffaei, bic 9e6duOs
Fs.ber obsr 6lis6en gsTdloRen. Quf
Der GsrraHs uno auf Ger Gsptaruce
betpsgts Ii9 e:ns 9-o6s Meni asnm:nz
&c unb lau76te osm Secrso Goa3sri
auf Der Pla5a.
NuT bem Mibpob prete Elm Menz
ifenssordrg: auf unb ab. 3nsi Ser
bort;een 2ofals battsn offsn ge6alten
unb Tu9tsn bur4 Qusrufsr aunoz
| f6aft ar5ulod;n. 'SncsB purbs BE-
len 6olo 6eosutst, ihr @eIddft p:eoer
81 T9iisBen, mas Fie unisr proteit
t1ater. Die 6ra9s, o6 Die Ueiopapz
@on5sHionGre an Sonntagen T4l;ez
Bsn rrifItn, pir0 i'm 9eridt gum
Nustros ge6ra9t percen.
Die sSeitbe60rbe fir bas internuito-
nale SGngerfeit, ipeldes am a. 25.
unb 26. Suni gelegentlth Der qusitelz
lung bier itattfinbet, fat bas proz
gramm iebt, ipie folgt, angeorbnet:
2lm Montag, "a. Suni - gmpfdng
Der austpGrtigen SGnger; am Mbeno
Gpn5ert unb 8ortrdse bon bieiigen
8eianapereinen. Mm Oienitug-Ndbz
mittags 2ieberzWetttampf oes nSenz
nefelber 2ieberfran5es," nMilparfeez
M}uIifperein" unb nGlepelqnb : 9ez
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9lbsnb beuti9er Mahendor BON $500
@Gngern; 8ortrGee bon benn 8ereinigz
ten SGngern BON Gbicago," n8erein@
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pon 5000 99ulfinbern BON Buffalo;
8ortrag bon bem r9rooflpner @dnz
gerbunb," Solt unb Mafen9or bon
$500 @Gngern, Coli unb sroBes Snz
acknowledgement.
9m Oonneritag = allgemetres
8olfsfeit in benz rStabium" auf bem
4usitellungsplaBe.
Die @eiansspprtrdse unD gon5erse
bei ben illternationdlen Sdngerfeite
tperoen in Der WaffenbaGe bes 74.Re=
giments abgebalfen.
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9r. 8. 6. MiGer, Der psuotraiiE6s
Ganoibat in Der Fedsten Naro, DER
altsn Iieb:ntsn, 1T Elm aoAlen6dnoler;
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Daro in ben lebten 5peiSu6rsn dion
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1852 in Baltimore ge6oren uno bat
Iein gan3es 2e6:n lang in Sitzgalt:z
more aepDant. x
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fir Den eritsr Stootrat6s5peia par
am 26. 9e3emb:r 1864 in W.en, ,Sefz
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idon leit Sa6ren in .gr. 1907 on
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s. Warb, ober nod m:6r Der QrbeIz
terftaFe args60renoe genobrsr Der
Wapo baben !9rn. Nebsr fire Siimz
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in Der "a. Naro aufseTteGt II, 1T
9eneral Nufle6er iiber be Wa99onz
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bahn 9sIsGIdaft uno Elm fd5i9er
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Sabre aft unb puroe in Godebsoille
ge5oren. St erlernts oos 9anbp&rf
eines 8upferF9mieoss, tom Damn nab
Baltimore, erbielt @nlteaung in o:n
Merfsn Der y8altimprezShip
uub Tpdter 6ei Ger StroB:nbabn. gr
III ein lebsnslanaer Oempfrdt.
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etieber o;sIer aDrper|9uft erpor6sn.
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parteiiI6. @r erFreut F;6 etner groz
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biz bDn ibm na9 e:nem I6DerenGamz
pfc srruno.ne INSTRUMENTATION BE-
meiIt. 6r. 9spbort 1T 2looofat u1b
bat in Dresden Ituoirt. Gr pobat in
gar. 35, Si!zNcrihzgloenus.
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Der b:motrati1ds Ganbibat in bsr
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in zen lebtsn 5pei Sabren i'm erifsn
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tuenten senahrt bat. 5r. Batis iIt
elmer Der bsfannteiien Goblenbdnb!sr
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NiIt Mpunt Hopal Q0eaus U.
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fiitsr.s :
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80, SHe@gcoaiirabe, b:tr:tt MT Ieiz
rer ganoibatur fir Dsn 5psi:ea
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fo.9re:9 gu iein. gr il! p:u.I6er Q6z
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