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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-29
CONFESSED TO DEFECTIVE.
Edward Horne Relates Mrs. Bonine's
Story Of Ayres' Death.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
Washington, Nov. 29.-The trial of Mrs
Lola Ida Bontne was resumed today. De-
tective Edward Horne, to whom Mrs,
Bonine made here first official confession,
testified that on the Monday follx wing
the killing while the coroner's inquest
was in progress she had made her con-
fession to him.
She had, he said. told him that at 2
o'clock on the morning of Wednesday.
May is, Ayres had knocked on her door
and that when she went to the door he
said he was sick and asked her to give
him some medicine. He then had, she
said. tried to put his arm around her
and had asked to be allowed to go into
her room to talk over their former diff
ferences prior to his leaving the hotel,
which he was to do the next day.
She had declined, saying she did not
want to awaken her boys, and had then
consented to go to his room upon his
making the plea that there would not
be time the next morning for their con-
ference before his leaving the house.
She had told him that she had dressed
herself completely, putting on clean
linen, q wrapper and slippers, and had
then followed Ayres to his room, he hav-
ing returned to his apartment.
When Sne turned the KNOB or the door
Ayres opened it from the inside, and she
found him standing back of the door
holding a revolver in his right hand. She
had then started to run away, but had
tripped and Ayres caught her around
the waist. She had illustrated in later
interview with him and District Attor-
ney Gould her attitude and that of Ayres
when the shooting occurred, saying that
her back was toward Ayres that his
right hand in which the revolver was
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-29
New Mail Route to Nome.
(By Associated Press,)


Washington. Nov. 29-The time of
transit Of the winter mails between
Seattle, WASH, and Nome, Alaska, is
cut from 60 to 65 da6s each way to "a
days, with corresponding expedition for
intermediate points, by a contract which
has Just been made by Assistant POST
master General Shallenbarger. This SER
vice will be performed by a new west
ern route, avoiding the usual winter
route via the Upper Yukon region. In
summer, however, there is ample op-
portunity for the comparatively quick
dispatch of mails to the Nome re-
gions. The new service is via Valdez,
Alaska, Hanna bay. on Cooks inlet, St.
Michaels. to Nome, 1857 miles in all, with
two round trips a month G,ring this
winter. Steamers will sail from Seattle
about the 7th and 25th OF each month,
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-29
COMES TO An end
WEsTRUM FORGERY TRIAL TER
INMATES UNEXPECTEDLY.
AcQUITTAL on Technically
Judge McClernan Decides Alleged
Forged Order Was Not Subject to :.
Forgery, On Its Face-Westrum
Still Held.

The trial of Marcus Westrum, chargedi
with forgery, came to an abrupt and
unexpected end in Judge McClernan'k
court at o'clock this afternoon upon g.
technicality.
The alleged forged order upon which
the charge of forgery was based was
ruled out of the evidence, and the case
fell through and the defendant was ac-
quilted.
Just before noon Mr.. Thresher, West
runs counsel, raised the point that the
order. on it's face, was not subject to
forgery under the law, for the reason
that it was indorsed on the back az
paid by Wells-Fargo, and a paid In
strument cannot be forged. The point
was argued and the court decided in
favor of Mr.. Thresher's contention at 2
o'clock.
County Attorney Breen then. an.
nounced that he would not submit any
more evidence, and Mr.. Thresher asked
the court to instruct the jury to acquit
the defendant on the ground that the
evidence was insufficient to convict him
This was done and the Jury acquitted
Westrum at once, and the sudden turn
of affairs in his favor left him smiling.
However. the prosecutor stated that
there were four other charges of for
gerry against him, and asked the court
to hold him for trial on them.
The court held him and remanded him
to the custody Of the sheriff. and ha
was taken back to Jail.
The thing that rendered the alleged
forged order not subject to forgery
were the words. Received Payment"
printed on the back above the indorse-
ment, "Henry Stine." alleged to have
been forged by Westrum, the name Of
the man to whom the order was made.
According to the decision, the order
was worthless, and the men who bought
| it could not have recovered anything
from the express company, as, on it's
| face, it was paid.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-29
Sold Otucial Reports.
(By Associated Press, }

New York, Nov. 29.-Carl H. Hoffman,
the stenographer who was in the employ.
of the isthmian canal commission, and
who was arrested in this city on Tues
day night on a warrant issued in the
District of Columbia, charging him with:
selling reports Of the commission, and
was taken to Washington today by
United States marshal.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-29
DROPPED DOWN A SHAFT.
Eight Men Fall 700 Feet to Horrible
But Sudden Death.
(By Associated Press.)

(BY Assoclated Press.)
.Connellsville, Pa, Nov. 29.-At the
Lambert mines eight men, after dropping
700 feet down the mine shaft, were all
brought to the surface living, but with
three dying and the others probably
fatally hurt. Just as they got aboard
the cage the cable parted and the cage
dropped. The cage on the opposite side
was Immediately loaded with a rescue
party, who found the men lying uncOn-
scious on the floor of the cage with
crushed chests, broken arms and legs.
and in some cases the bones protruding
out through the flesh. One mans skull
was fractured.
Two of the injured miners were Ameri-
cans and the others Hungarians. The
names Of but three of them could be
learned. They are Peter Babyok, Steve
LOhtinska and Vincent COnaty.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-29

beginning with December. The contract
compensation is $4,000 per round trip, the
contractors being the Northern CONNER
cial company for the ocean part, and the
Trans-Alaska company for the overland
part of the route. The weight of mail
for the overland part Of the route Is
limited to 250 pounds per single trip, and
preference will be given first to letter
newspapers.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-29
APPEASE LAND HUNGER.
Northern Pacific Railroad Sells Forty
two Thousand Acres,

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Miles City, Mont, Nov. 29.-In order
to partially apease the land hunger
which prevails in Eastern Montana, es-
pecially among stockmen, Karl Simmon,
general sales solicitor in Montana for
the Northern Pacific Railway company,
has just sold $4,000 acres Of railroad
land to partihes here. closing all the
deals in one day. This is a record
breaker for this region.
Among the heaviest buyers are Adolph
Rem of Fallon with 10000 acres, George
W. Burt of Terry, who took II. 900 acres,
and Randolph Deibel of Miles City who
purchased 4500 acres. Rem and Burt
are WoolgroWers.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-29
A MINING FRAUD.
Balliett Wildcat Case Continued for
the Term.

(By Associated Press)
Des Moines, Nov 29-In the United
states district court the Balliett mining
case jury was dismissed, owing to the
death of one of it's members. The con-
tending sides could not agree to try
the case before the II remaining Jurors
1ne case was continued until next term.
Balliett is the owner of the White
Swan mine in Baker City. Ore, and is
accused by the United States of having
used the mails to further a fraudulent
scheme by which he sold stock to the
amount Of a quarter of a million dollars.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-29
STAMPEDE IN TABERNACLE.
Woman Throws Lighted Match in
Gasoline Can, Causing Fire.

(By Associated Press.)
Wellington, Kas., Nov. ga woman
threw lighted match into a can of
gasoline In the Tabernacle, where 1000
people were attending religious re-
vival at IL o'clock last night and the
flames that shot up into the A~ditorium
started a stampede.
Several persons were bruised, but none
was hurt badly.
The audience helped to fight the fire
which was extinguished with but small
loss.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-29
Newspaper to Discontinue.

Especial to Inter MOuntain.)
Bozeman. Nov. 29.-The Weekly yell
!owstone Journal, one of the Oldest news
papers In Eastern Montana, Is to be dis
continued after this week, and will here
after be merged with the Stockgrowers'
Journal and published by the Journal
Publishing company of this city.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-29
ARRESTED AFTER A SEARCH.
Man Accused Of Forgery Located in
Spokane.

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Bozeman, Nov. 29.-After a tedious
search, John Munson has been arrested
at Spokane. Munson, it Is alleged, forged
check for $3.50 on the First National
oank here last February. He got away
with the money but was recently To-
Gated OF San Francisco by special po-
iiceman who knew him in this state.
Since then he was traced to Spokane
where he was arrested.
Sheriff Savage is in Helena to procure
the necessary requisition from Governor
Toole when Munson will be brought to
Custer county for trial. 1t Is said he is
also wanted in Texas, Colorado and Wy
oming. He was formerly a cowboy.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-29
The Jury Still Out.
Especial to Inter Mountain. J

VSpeCIdI 10 IHteT MUuntaln.)
Kalispell, Nov. 29.-The jury in the
case against Policeman Eakright,
charged with manslaughter for the killing
of a Chinaman. has been out since We'd
nesday evening. No agreement has been
reached, but 1t is understood the Jury
stands seven to Ave in favor of acquittal.
Judge Smith told the jury today that
they could have until SATURDAY night to
reach an agreement.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-29
Mayor Low Appoints.
(By Associated Press J

(By Associated Press.)
New York. Nov. 29-Mayor- elect Seth
Low announced today the appointment
of Col John N. Partridge, as police COM
missioner of Greater New York, Colonel
Partridge is now state superintendent
Of public works.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-29
A Railroad Mystery.
(By Associated Press.)

Chicago. Nov. 29.-Stockholders Of the
Rur,inston met again today. but adj
journed until December 6. No reason Is
given for the repeated postponements.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-29
= New "Gusher" Struck.
(By Associated Press. J

Logan. Ohio, Nov. 29.-Another big
"gusher" has been drilled in Hooking
county. The new well is flowing six mil
lion cubic feet per "a hours
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-29
German Nationalist Resigns.

(By Associated PreSs.)
Vienna, Nov. 29.-Herr Wolfe, German
nationalist member Of the lower house
of the Austrian reichsrath, who has been
so prominent in riotous scenes in the
house, has resigned his seat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-15

Gin Sabr 3u9tbaus fpegen bes Grttz
fels rWprb piber Morb" in Der
rJreibeit. = Mas &i9ter Sins
bale fagte.
81 p>g orf, IA. Sftober. - Der
befannte 9nar9ift SobnMoit, Rebatz
teur unb 9erausgeber Der uSrei6ett,
purbe beute bpr ben Spe5ialuiiiien
tpegen bes BON i6m in feinem 8lutte
berDffentli9ten Nrttfels uWtorb ptoer
Morb" gu etnidbriger 3u4tbausitrafe
berurtbeilt.
3i6tsr 9insbate Iagte, als er bas
ltrt6eil perfiinbete:
vWtr 6aben uns nit bieiem San
auf's Qlngelegentli9ite bei4Gftigt.
Sic iinb bon einem tii4tigen Qnpalt
gut bert6eibigt 1porben, unb mir buz
ben bic 8i9tigfett bes 6alles gebii6z
renb in 8eriidii9tigung ge5ogen. Wir
Iinb Der Qlnii9t, buB Die 8erDffentz
li6ung zines berarttgen 9lrtifels 5u
iol9er 3eit elm crimineGer Oft lit.
Oesbulb ipre4en mir ben Sstlagten
f9ulbig."
0arauf perfiinbigte, nu9bem @nz
malt 6iaquit 3ubor, lpie ii6lt9, Die
@nube bes @eri9tsbofes aneerufen,
gi9ter 6insbale bas llrtbeil, oas,
pie geiagt, uuf Elm Subr 3u8tbaus
luutete. Ser 9endnnte bate od5u
cine 8egriinbuns perfaBt, aus pel4er
5olgenbes, in mDgli9it getreuer
l1eberIeBung, angefiibrt ietn mag:
y@s ift unm6gli9, ben Qrtifel 8u
lefen, p6ne bic 2ebre BON ibm gu be-
bu3iren, oaB ale 6erri6er 5einOe Der
MenI96eit 1inb uno nit Stabl, 9ift
unb 0pnamtt gu berni9ten. 0as
entI9ulOigt ni4t feline bOie unb criz
mineGe Natur, ipenn be6auptet ipiro,
aemeint ieien nur getrOnte 6Gupter.
Ser Nrtifel nGbrt Die SOee, buB Der
Morb bas ein5ig ri4tige Mittel gegen
6errI6er lei, unb Der umitano, 0aB
er bor so Sa6ren unb nod einmal Dor
Is Sa6ren ber0ffentlidt purOe, berz
ftdrft nur nod feline Grtmindlitdt.
Gs niro bamtt befpiefen, baB Die 2l6z
fi9t beitanb, Die 2e6ren bes @rtitels
in tpeitere 8reiie 5u tragen. @s 1T
babel gar ni4t not6penbig, bieien
Qlrtifel nit benz Nttentat auf ben berz
itorbenen PrGiibenten in 8erbinoung
gu bringen. 0as 8erge6en lit por
bem @eieB genau baiielbe, als penn
bas 2lttentat gar ni4t gei4e6en pGre.
Die Grmorbung besgrdIibenten Oient
nur ba5u, bic 9rOBe oes 8erbre4ens
re6t 3u tlluitrtren.
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syilipinns fimpfcn tpeiter.
Neuer 5elb5ug in Der proDin3 8dtanz
nns. 3 0p[iaiiten als HebeQen. -

g2euer Syelb3ug in Der 9robin3 8atanz
gus. - Boliaiiten als &ebeQen. -
oSniurgentenmaior gum Sobe berz
urtbeilt.- .-Gntriii iitung ii6er 8eefs'
8eri6t.
N3aniGa, IA. Sftober. = 9ie
Na9ri9t lit Der 6ieiigen Militdrbez
bDrbe 5ugegangen, baB Der sSniurgenz
tenz@eneral Miguel Malpar Die proz
bin3 8utangas (2u3on) berlufen 6az
BEN foll unb cine Champagne in Der
prpbin3 8ulacan plant, noielbit Die
cSnIur9erten in Der leBten 3eit groBen
3u3ug gebabt baben. Die probtn3 lit
ie6r gebirgig unb ouber fir einen
Guerinafrieg ie6r geeignet.
Die Yoli5eimanni4aft in 8dnan
(Yrpbin3 8atangas) bat ibre 8affen
einliefern miiFen nnb Der Poliaei9ef
unb me6rere anbere goli3iften finb
auf bic 8ef9ulbigung bin, gu elmer
gebeirnen Snfurgenten @efeaf4aft
gu ee6Dren unb ibr 4mt CUR Inter
itiiBung Der Sniurreftion benuBt gu
6aben, ber6aftet tpDrben.
Inter ben @tngeborenen bon San
6ernanbo (probin5 pamgunga)
berrI9t groBe grbitterung iiber Die
Grmorbung etnes Der S6rigen Seiz
tens zines ameritanif9 f9en Solbaten.
Die MilitGrbebDrben baben es unter
biefen umitdnben fir gut befunben,
itarfe MlilitGrpatrouilen in San
sFernanbo unb 8acolor gu etabltren,
um einen Dffenen 4usbru9 bon fetnbz
li6en Oemonitrattonep gu berbinoern.
gapitGn Pit9er lit es nit ieinen
StreitfrGften gelungen, bic SnIurrefz
tton auf Der Sniel Minboro gu unterz
briiden.
Ser SnIugentenmaior 8ragun5d,
tpel9er bic Grefution BON 103 ipantz
fben Splbaten anprbnete unb bann
perf0nli9 Die 5inri6tung leitete, lit
aum Sobe bur9 ben Strang berurz
tbeilt tpprben.
Die 2lngaben, ipel9e in iiingfter
3eit Reprdfentant Cigar Weets bon
N1i9igan iiber ben Gbarafter unb bic
Gntlpidelungs 5d6igfeit Der 6ilipi>
nos ma9te, 6aben bier in amtli9en II.
5ilipino &reifen fehr beritimmenb
getpirft. gini9e Mttslieber Der Saftz
gommiiiion erfldren Wests' 4nguben
als y5u tpeitgeheno unb auf gu tur5e
grfa6rungen baiirt." Sn Der Siltpinp=
preKe perben @eefs' Nnsaben als
Dunsere9t unb abii4tli4 falf4" ge>
branbmarft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-15
@o(timnre.Sb 8iiuetim

$3.50 BON Baltimore nad, 5asersfcwn uno
suriid, eini6lieBlit Gintritt sur 6agerstopner
sair. @illete peroen am A., Is. l6., II. uno
1S Cftober perfauft, fir bic Rtdfabrt biz gum
49, Sftober gilttg.
81 90 BON Baltimore mad, Srecerid, SG=
serstpmn unb gStnd,eiter uno turhd. arn
Sonntdg, ben 90. Sftober. Der SpesialSug
berldbt ben Ganoen=gabnbof um nbr 9or=
mittdqs. f2SS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-15
&aomaD's &canD ytelicf
btetrt iuiortige einorrnna.

Geqcn Robfipcb (Diordne oOcr ntrb6c! aoptptbG
Sabu6mcrsen, NeuraIeic, &bcumatism i, 9frfn'
i6ub, Sdmersen uuo S6lpdbt I'M Thden, benz
gRIdorat poer DEN 0ieren @chnerpeu in Der Ses
bcroeaenb. Ssitenft.5cn, Nnibptnuno ncr 8,lrnte
uuO S6mcr3tn icOsr art ihafft Die @ppIitattoH non
8oonaps 8tnbD 8tiet ioiortige Grltibierung uno
beiien fortoeiebtsr gebroub srQe 2ag. lang ot'
psrtfteliQt cine pernuuente SeilunQ.>
2inDsrt ioiort bic ibusiosuieu S6m:r)sn. bbt
Gnt3iinounQcn auf uuO bcilt SonGeItionen loipobt
bic Der 9uuocu, oes WaQsns oes llntrletbs ais
autb Der Sriiien nnb Scbleimbaut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-15

tung, ieber giirger, Der ni4t gu ieben
piini9t, bas uniere pplitif pieber gu
Dem tpirb, mas biefelbe mar, bspor
bic rcorrupte Sligur9ie." tpel4e uns
10 lange beberridt bat, aus Der Ma9t
getrieben mar, tel erfu6t, Bel bergusz
pabl Der nG9iten Stats 9efeBz
gebung ulle Partei5ugebOrigteit i'm
sSnterefe bes 9elneinpo6les auf Die
Seite gu feBen.
William &ebier,
prGiibent;
Charles 3. 8nnaparte,
@oritBer bes grefutibzgomtte's
Charles Mprris Spmarb,
{ SefretGr Der v9altp. &eformzGtgd."
(289
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-15

9oien BON ,pc bis bier reOulircM i&nsl lie 6uufs
tioncn Der 9eber uno befrcisn Ocn 9atiencn DOR
9tberlcDsu. Gin oOcr 3iuei &aopap's 9ilen. tiqH
lib BON SsnieuiQcu G:nommen bic al Tiltottdt
uno 2eber=Gribloffung leiOcn, ipcrDen o05 SDitem
reouldr erbuIten no cine 9einnoe @tr0auunC
f6ern.
goas oebrudte Gtbrau6saniueiiuno in itOcr
e6u6tel; % Gents Die S6a3tt. @crtlutt DOu
alien apOtbcicrn. %
3eren g}abmenfld6en Ientre9t itsben.
gu beioen Seiten iinb 8abel befeiti9t,
fpel6e gum 8allon binfiibren, Sin
S6tpimmer iorgt bafiir, oab Der
Srei6anter nint gu tief unter Die
0aKeroberflG9e iintt. 3te6t Der
8aGon Diefen 8reibanter berart bur4
oas 8aifer, baB QeBteres glatt onr8
bic sSG9er flteBen tann, mas Bel 9let4
langen 2einen eintritt, 10 finOet nur
cine tleine @er30gerung Der 5a9rt
Itatt; pirO inbeB eine Seine bom
2uftI6iffer Derfiir3t, 10 iteqt ii4 Der
SaIten f9rGg in Die 6abrridtung,
bus @uffer briidt auf Die Sd4erflGs
den unD treibt ben Qlnter unO Ddmtt
audi Den 8aGpn fortbauerno ieitz
nGrts. IS lit 6erpe gelungen, nit
Iol6em Nnfer 60 GraD na6 re4ts
unD na6 lints pom &urIe Oes Bin4
bes ab3utpei9en, i'm 8an3en alp ets
men &reisausi6nitt BON 120 9rao 5u
be6erri9en.
8eIonoeres Gstpierigfeiten terurz
fQ6t es, ben 8ullon babel INNER in
annGbernb glei6er 006e iiber benz
0a7er1piegel gu er6alten. 9ieie 9lufz
gabe tit bubur9 befriebigenD gelDIt
porben, baB man i6n nit etnem
S6lepptau perieben bat, pel4es auf
bem @afer nit m0gli6it pentg Retz
bung i9ipimwt, 5uglei4 aber ihtper
genug tit, um ben 8u1op bei'm (5enz
fen er6ebli9 81 entlaIten uno i'm uma
gefe6rten Sale gu belaiten.
Der 8allonforb lit bOppelmdnDtg
uno ent6Glt in Ieinen 3piI4enponpen
uuBer 8aQuit au6 Sel, cine ftdrte
eGeftriiGe 8atterie, einen W}arconrz
f6en Qpparat unO Diele SSnltrunIente.
@r lit ou6 nit Wai1eranfer uno elets
trii9en SignulgerGt6en ausgeItattet.
2(nm. Der HeO.)
Sas Referendum Der ra M
5Dfii den & D 6lengrG Der.
8urts, IA. Sftober. = 0asi Rez
fultat oes Referenoum5 Der &o6lenz
qrG6er iiber Die 5rage be3iigli3 zines
@enerulftrifes 1T, baB 10000 N}ann
fir ben Strife un0 10000 oagegen
itimmten. l1ngefdbr 10000 N}ann
na6nlen feinen 4nt9eil an Der 4bz
itimmung.
0as o6iqe 4eIultat mu4t es dpeiz
felbaft, ob Der eripartete Strife am
1. g1opember Beginner piro.
8rittf8es 9rOtettorat
u6er &onent2
Qonbon, Is. Sftober. = Sine
0epei6e Der rOailp Mail" aus 2.ebez
ran, periien, iibermittelt Elm 8erii4t,
laut nel6em @roBbritannien Elm
grOteftprat uber 8opept, am alabiz
f6en Meer6uIen, eta6lirt BADEN ioll.
gtqent6Imli4e 8eruhiz
gung.
2onbon, IA. Otto6er, - Die
vpaQ M1aG @a3ette" bringt ileute
Na9mittag 6olgenOes:
ogefe6l lit gu 4loeri6ot eingetrofz
fen, ieoen bisponi6len Wann gum
aftipen Oienft in 8ereitI9aft gu 6ala
ten. Die @arniIon lit i'm 8aa5eH
$4,000 Mann fart"
Sbiees pirO babin uusgelegt, buB
bic Regierung bus publifum berubiz
gen mO6te. Man glaubt ni4t, baB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-15

@eseu Sufien unS GrfdItEus a,braudbt
GeSar Sar unS ipiloer Ginger,
25 Gtnts fir Is 7osn
6esen gdbltteIfrDff unc fsieber sebraucbs
Seipel's Nnti=Walarta=Pillen
6Oc. BRO s9a4tsl. sl.-8siOts in apOibei.n ,u baosn.
Shep. 9Siliiam &plScmcp,
NrtoridsNp. unD GsntalousStr Baltimore. Rb
CNail6, lSM
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(Sprtietnns iiehe 6. Seite.)
II II a b q d n q ia.

George Srebnt & SpBtt,
Hrauer BON
CONE GRADE ONLY" Sier'
@ui Glaiam osfaIt in Der
Sratlerei an SclAira9lpenne.
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2Seferm 2Iarpfamo@gtfe
Siirsefte gabnlinie mad Der
8rpsen SaaerStptuns Sair.

Runbreiie So so, eini6liebli6 Gintritt. 3iiqe
geben birett mad benz 5ar=qlaB. Grfurfions=gi=
lete bonn A. bis Is. Sftober perfauft. @iiltie fir
bic 3idreiis bis gum 10. Sftober. Spe,idl,iiqe
am Is. uuo II. GttOber, perlaieu Siasn=gabnbOf
um 7.50 0torQens. (2S1-9)
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Wiaiouen bon NeHi6en leiOsn an bsm fur6t.
barren Iebel. $ b o b e eenannt. Rab
iabreldneem Soricbsn if es Or. 9. Siisbse eelun=
qea, nas por5ielbfe 6silmitte Auafeiis as=
nannt, ,u eriinoen. Gs if oas Bette. oas nod ie
baqerpden Seipeismittel pieier 8ebauptune lisasn
biidli5e ainOauns Der s6mer,en uub bel Nn.
penounq mad 9pridrift, boafdnsies Rur ,uqe=
F6ert .. gleuftoeoier & Co., Dor 24l6, Neips
glorf, ltiden aui @erlaHqtn 4robeH 70 fttnfrsi
mad alien gldsen in ben Ser. Staaten-
= GL9e, SaI&Sl ,
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&aoWab's &eaob &eltef
brilt unb nerbinoert

Grfdltunaen. Suiten. SaIsIcieen SnfucnBaI
grpnebitis. 9unsems Gnt, ,uuruns, Rheus
rlatismus. sfeuraIgic, 6opfidmcrien,
Sabnfbmrr;en. Nftbma,
SItbembeid,wereen.
StifGt bie befti0ften g d mer3tN
in Seit BON elmer bis luaujiq Minuten. Nbt cine
Stunbs, nudoem er pieieInjeGe oeleltn bat trQeno
Semano u0tia 8 d merSen ausl eb n.
Snutrli d-Giu balbtr bis Gin 81 ;el0tft in
elm babies @las 99afer pirO in psnige 1tnuteu
beilsn &rdmDs, RpuOuiousn, lauren UaQsn, lies
beltcit, Grbreben, SoObrtnneu. Mgrlnc Sur6tuur
Colt, 8ldbunuen unO ale innsrlibeu St5merjeu.
Malaria in feinem oerfcb biceencn lprn eli furirt
uno oerbltet.
Gs ot6t feiu Msoitamcrt in Der g9clt, las GSicber
unp g8ebiefieber mn nlle anoeren II alurIiben,
bili0ien uno iontigtn fscber i'm 9erein nit Y b
mau'g 9ifleu 10 raid bcbebt, ME R D.
nap's 3euDp &eliCf
8eii.rD iolttu tets .inr Glaibe Rabpao's RedoD
@elef nit f6 iiibren. Giniee Sropftu in g9aHcr
perbftcr Rrant6eit oOcr usbelbrfinntu in 6olge
0erdnDrunQ oss g9aiier5. IS it bsiicr lls Grans
,bTi6tr 9ranOp Oosr btters Dtsoilasn onsr
Stinulanticn.
9rci5 80 Gents per Gluiae. 6crtaut bon alien
Npotbefern.
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Manprs zSiircait, gss

Wtnnprs=Surcait, Ess
Baltimore, ben IS Cttubsr 1901
RuaIt Der mir our6 @5,ies perltebensn Yolmabt
berufe id bierntit e:Ws 9 pe5ia isnns
oes Staotratbe5 bon Saltimore, nm hb IN Den
Sisunesrdumen ieiner repftiDen 3iueiae NJ
# q, ben 10. Gttober 1901, Habmittags llbr, 3u
pcriantm:ln.
Ser 3rped Oi,irr 9srfummlune il Die Snbctratt=
sitbune NM 9riiiunl Der 8urdnldlGae, lu'hbt IN
Der proponirtsn r9erOrbuunq Der 9oranibldes fir
Das Sabr 1902 entbaltn iiuo, mic lol9e Den bfiz
oelt 3pri1sn Dts StaOtratbss bur3 Die Siosst=
9sb6rO. unterbreitet lpir0.
Sbpmas @. Sapes,
It22aT0 D(anpr
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Gintrlei pie bcftioe. oOtr i3neiOsnot S@m:r3ts
brr Rbeumotitcr, gsttldoeriU,, Sbpa6, arappslt
Rsrp6ic, ReuraloiB,r OOsr nit arantbeitH 9cbaits0
ausbalteR mag,
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% v pi((en.

@ein oesetubilii4, Nib. unN 3upcrldiNs. 8erurA
laden perfstte @rrOauun0, DOntdnOige &WOrbiruns
uno qtiunos Rcouluritdt. Sir Die @ci ung antr
St6runetn bcs Waeens, Der 2eber, oes uatsrleibs,
Der Hi,ren, Slaie uuo Rerpenfroutbetsu.