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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-15
SULTAN AND HIS HOME LIFE.

b.
Fears Assasstnatioa BY Psiss. ami \.
the Knife.
One OF the most striking illustration.
Of this phenomenon of light yenear
OF Western habit OVERLAPPING a core y,
things totally Oriental is the personal
life OF Abdul Hamid. Tireless as his
activity Is, and careful as he is of each
moment OF time. very little Of his ener.
~ Is directed toward national affairs
and public business is nowherv moro
delayed and neglected than under this
busy ruler.
The elaborate ceremony Of precau.
tlon with which his meals are prepared
engages the attention Of the highest
and most trusted Of his officials. The
cooking ID done In q separate and
strongly guarded chamber, and the
chef does everything beneath the eve
OF the Sultan's confidential servant. A
solemn procession conveys the food
and water to the sale manger, the
carafe being sealed and the dishes GOV.
cred with cloths which are also sealed
upon them. These precautions against
poison by no means satisfy the Sultan.
At any moment he may command the
official who overlOoks the cookery to
taste dish, and number of pet ami
mails are kept to which the first morsels
are given by the royal hand.
In the taste for tobacco, on the other
hand, he practices no moderation; this
10 4 craving stronger than any taste for
food, and the cigarette that is between
his lips from morning till night can do
little to Improve nervous system al
ready shattered by anxieties. In the
matter Of liquor the Sultan is no stric,
Mussulman, and pleads hts health az
an excuse for the Indulgence in an oc.
casional glass Of champagne.
The pitiable state Of his nerves makes
the night recurring terror to him.
He fears darkness like child. and the
whole Of the apartments occupied by
him, with the surrounding gardens,
are brilliantly lit up from the moment
the light falls. Silence, too, is terrible
to him, and he can only sleep with the
noise Of his guard tramping before the
palace In his ears. From his sleep he
will start up to summon an interpreter
for q dream, or to go out and sweep
the horizon with strong glasses. Usu.
ally he is sent with difficulty to sleep
by the reading aloud Of his brother or
favorite servant. Next to the reports
of his spies. the literature that appeals
most strongly to his taste Is that Of the
! sensational novel. and the more horror
!, there IL to stimulate morbid taste
the better Ii he pleased. It is character.
istic Of him that the only sport in
which he excels IL rifle and pistol prac-
tice: ct this he could show the way to
most men.-London News.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-15
Mayors Harm

The soundings of the Mayors horn
at Ripo is one of the most ancient Gus
toms In the kingdom. 1t formerly an
nounced the setting Of the watch: but
1t has now lapsed into the formality
OF three blasts given at 9 o'clock every
evening at the Mayors residence BY
his official horn-blower and Il rec more
at the market cross.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-15
Aamiral Evans ReprimandeA.

AOmlfoA &va0e Ae0f1mon0eOs
Washington, Aug. 1.-THE navy depart
ment has reprimanded Admiral Robley D.
Evans, acting upon the complaint made BY
former Secretary Of the Navy Chandler, for
criticisms Of the latter in his book, "A
Sailors Log" The letter Of reprimand
was sent to the rear admiral. It refers to
his act. as reprehensive and censures Adj
miral Evans 'sfor this breach of the obi
CATION imposed upon him as an officer Of
the navy Of the United States"
Senator Chandler has been Furnished q
copy Of the reprimand.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-15
Forest Fires In b. G.

Grand Forks, B. e., Aug. ll.--Bush fires
started to clear the right Of way on the
proposed line of the Great Northern be-
tween here and Republic, spread and de-
stroyed hundreds of acres Of valuable tim
Der land. The fire is still raging and un.
less rain falls thousands OF additional acres
will be overrun, causing enormous damage.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-15
Bitten by a Dog.

Touchet, Wash, Aug 1.-THE family
greyhound bit Helen Hanson, the year
old daughter of Herbert Hanson, a
Touchet farmer severely. The little girl
was gong to the barn for milk when the
brute sprang at her throat. She threw up
her hands and he seized her cheek, tear
ing it from eye to mouth. Blood poison
ing is feared.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-15
Violent storms I'm Ari.ona.

Tucson, Ariz., Aug. ll.-Rainstorms
continue to rage in southeastern Arizona
and northern Soronora. The road from
Guaymas is badly washed out, stopping
trains. A hurricane rainstorm visited Tue
son totally destroying the gas works. Sew
eral large smokestacks and buildings were
blown down and a large number Of trees
were destroyed. The destruction is con-
siderable
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-15
Won Waldersee ct Homburg.

, Homburg, Aug. ll-Ficld Marshal
Count won Waldersee has arrived here. He
was met at the railroad station by Emper-
or William, Crown Prince Frederick Will
liam, Prince Eitel Frederick and Count
Won Buelow.
His majesty's greeting Of the field mar
shal and the officers accompanying him
was most cordial. He kissed Won Wal
dersee on both cheeks. The emperor and
the field marshal drove together to the
castle amid the plaudits Of the crowd.
There the empress welcomed the field
marshal.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-15
Free Iibraries Noe yvant.1,

UACO ~1AOSoSsOS NVt W2UE9Os
Free libraries are not wanted In some
parts Of London. The three adjoining
parishes OF Ellington. st. PAM ras and
Marylebone have refused to establish
them even where the books we're offered
- Q oft
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-15
Big Fire at st Louis.

st. Louis, Aug. 1.-Two large buildings
owned by the Hhfner-Loth anufacturing
company, consisting Of planning mill and
sash and door factory, were burned this
afternoon, entailing loss estimated at
$4,000.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-15
Funeral Of Won Ketteler.

Muster, Westphalia, Aug. 1.-THE re-
mains of Baron Won Ketteler, German
minister to China, who was murdered at
Pekin at the outbreak of the Chinese trou.
bles. were buried here with imposing
ceremonies.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-15
TAKING HIS ADVICE

&Ay7 Il. SdELOON W6O Tue pII0CA"
IM pal merchant in the important
$500 manufacturing town of Tor
mont. He was proud Of his wealth, but
he was still more proud Of the fact that
he had made 1t all himself. and his
pride was greatest because he had
made It by never allowing anybody to
get ahead Of him.
THAT'S the secret Of success In life,
Harry" be said. one day, to his favor
ite clerk. "Sharp's the motto, II you
wish to Rise. don't mean you should
cheat; that, OF course. 10 both wrong
and ungentlemanly." (Mr. Sheldon
prided himself. also. on being what
he called "a gentleman" and above all
little meannesses.) But always be
wide-awake, and never let anybody
cheat you. I've noticed. by the bye. that
you've seemed rather downhearted late
~. II It's because you've your for
tune yet to make. don't despair; but fol-
low my advice. An opening win come
ut some time for something better than
! clerkship. and though shall be sorry
to lose you, vet I'll give you up. II
It's for your interest"
thank you," said Harry. apparently
not bit cheered up by this cool way
Of being told he had nothing to expect
from Mr.. Sheldon; ''but It's mot exact
" that. ! suppose shall get along
somehow"
"What is It, my dear boy, then7 I
really take an interest in you. AZ you
know and he did, 80 far ~ words
were concerned. Perhaps can give
you some advice"
WELL" said Harry. with some hest
tation, I'm In love. and
I'm lover exclaimed the rich mer-
chant. I'm love, and with only clerks
salary to marry on. 1t viii never do
never do. Harry. Marriage for one like
you Is fastening millstone round your
neck. unless. indeed'-and he stopped,
as II q bright thought had struck him
unless. indeed. the girl Is RICH"
"She IL rich, or win be. suppose"
answered Harry, ''for her father is q
wealthy man. But that's just the diff
Guilty. Her father would never let her
marry poor man. and she won't marry
without his consent"
What q miserable tyrant!' said Mr..
Sheldon. IF / was the lover, Harry,
I'd run OF with her. I'd checkmate
the old curmudgeon In that way" and
he chuckled at the imaginary triumph
he would achieve. "'Pon my soul, l
would! l never. as told you. let any
body take rise out Of me-
"But would that be honorable?"
Honorable? Isn't everything fair In
love and war? thought you had some
pluck, Harry. How should like to see
the stingy old hulk rave and stump
about on his equity toes-for he must be
gouty-when he heard Of your elope-
ment!''
And he laughed till his portly sides
shook at the picture he had conjured
up.
"He'd probably never forgive me-
said Harry. dejectedly. "And then
what could do, with wife brought
up to every luxury. and only poor
clerks salary to support her onr'
"Never forgive you? Trash and non
sense! They always do forgive. They
can't help 1t. Besides" with q conf
Dental wink, Il think / know your
man. Ity that skinflint Meadows. I've
heard Of your being sweet on his
daughter. she's pretty mink. though
she h his child. Oh. you needn't deny
It. saw how you hung about her ct our
party the other night; and when
joksd about u With " daughtar tn
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-15

Chekib Boy, the new Turkish min,
lister to this country, is q keen going
sportsman and extensive breeder Of
thoroughbred horses. in which he takes
. great interest
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-15

The specialist doesn't care 10 nee hid
X-rays on . patient who can't raisa
a <
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-15

Wisdom 10 often nearer when W.
stoop than when we soar.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-15
wheat Dwrnea m OREGON.

Adams, Ore, Aug.ll.-One hundred and
fifty sacks Of wheat piled for shipment be-
side the o. r. L N. caught fire from .
passing locomotive.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-15
STRIKERS APPEAL FOR HELP
NO sYMPATHIc STRIKE NOW
steel workers Have Issued . eau TO
the Members and Friends of Or.
ranised Labor to Assist Them Fi-
mancially.

ganised Labor to Assist Them Fi-
nancially.
Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. l3.-President
Shaffer, Secretary Williams and Vice
President Tighe, National Trustee John
Pierce and John Shaffer refused to see
any callers. Secretary Williams said:
1--WE are in the fight until an honorable
settlement can be reached. We are issu-
ing q call to the general public for fnan--
cial aid"
williams gave out copies of the call,
which reads as follows:
40 the Members Of Organized Labor
Brethren: As you are undoubtedly aware,
the United States Steel corporation is
now waging q war against organized IA
Dor by making the Amalgamated asso-
citation the subject upon which to begin
operations. At our last convention it
was unanimously decided to ask the
United States Steel corporation when set
thing their annual scale with the Amalga-
mated association that they sign or recog-
nize the scale Of the Amalgamated asso-
citation in all their mills. When the mat
ter was preached the matter was peremp-
torily refused. After the holding Of sew
eral conferences the demand of our or
,u.n;,ation was modified 30 al to take in
enlv the mills Of three Of their constitu-
ent companies. viz. the American Sheet
Etael comnanv. the American Tin
800 oomnany. and the American Steel
a5doop comnany. and where local lodges had
heen formed. and where the men were
yery desirous Of being union men, and we
are now out on : strike for recognition.
aIn the conferences which were held BY
IN. rarre.erte t;vsa ~ tha limited States
Steel corporation and the Amalgamated
association the representatives Of the Uni
ted States 6tAel corporations only arga-
ments were that they did not desire the
AmAlgamatsd association to become too
powerful, and that they should hold the
balance Of power. Later conferences were
held with the heads Of the steel company,
which submitted proposition that We
sign only for the mills that signed last
year, with the exception Of the sheet mills
IA 6altsburg and 6cottdale, which were
sie7sed for the year previously. Thar
proposition was rejected, ~ It meant that
the AmAlgamAted ASSOCIATION would mere
4e1 q 1850
wn.ls .nsy rolc eAPAn.Is si'1 aus''s =
Inear nonunaon po1ss.aons.
sr,inat inn ~ INA Amaluamated asanciation
and Of workmen to combine principle
s,,I{n1 &h~r hav,. 49, "a ~ %hn x,x,
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-15

Some people pay too much sttsntios
to the talk of The tnsanA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-01-28
U n { U II { {,
sett iiber so Sabren

lbpn ipuroe Wtrs. 8inslptp sou=
thing Sprup BON Miaiuner BON
WIttern beim 3abnen Der &inoer
angepenoet. gSirit Ou i'm S6lafe
burb bas S6reielt zines &inoes aez
ltDrt, bas i'm 3abnen lit mlo Dor
S9mersen ,peint? Mern 10, lalie
lufort cine Slaibe nDu ,Wtrs.
WinslDps SDDtbing Snrup" bolen.
Sein @ertb lit unbe5ablbar. Sc
miro oem fleinen 2eioenben lpfort
2inberung perlbaffen. 8erlaBt eu6
baraui, Witter, es 1T fein 8weifel
oariiber. Sc BELT Oiarrboe, regu=
lirt ben Wtagen uno Die gsieren, be-
ieitigt @ino Splif, ertpei6t ben
@aumen, uerbinoert Gntsllnoung
unb ltarft bas eanae Spitern. rWfrs.
@inslptps Soothing Sgrup" fir 5ab=
nenoe &inoer lit angenebm i'm @es
lhmad; oas &ecept italnntt BON
einem Der beten peibli6en @er5te IN
ben Ser. Staateu. @s iit Bel allen
OruoQiIten in Der oanaen gSelt 81
baben. IreiS 25 Gents per Slalbe.
&auft niGts anoeres, als Wtrs.
@inslpips SpDthinazSprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-01-28

Beltnarfte 5u MAIDEN, iit bas Sch
len gutter SranspDrtgelegenbeiten
@s lit aber an5unebmen, baB aub
oieleia Wangel nit Der 3eit obeebo,@
fen miro, unb lit bies erlt einnal aez
iheben, Damn miro es nit benz i1D=
men @abne Der nnentbebrlibfeit bes
nOrbamerifanilben Sleilbes auf ben
Weltmdrften griinolib porbei iein.
9em erDBten 9beile unieres
SleilbfDnlun1irenben Bublifuns
tpiir0e baourd offenbar Elm @efallen
erpieien iperoen, benn cine ibarfe
&onfurren5 auf ben fremben Wdrfz
ten tpiiroe unIere 9erren 8ieb= uno
Sleil9barone obne 3tpeifel peran=
laiien, oem beitniiben Marfte ettpas
mebr &iidiibt argeoeibeu gu laiien,
uno in ibren SDroerungen pieber et=
mas beibeibener 5lt tprroen. mas lie
iebr tpobl tbun fDnnen, Dbne besbalb
Obne Brofit arbeite1t 81 miiiien.
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II. G a piteI.

ySelf mann DQlfet sur GuW OeH
@iserl auf Grrem Sofe?" fraate Sans
eini9e Sage ipdter, als ct nit ieiner
8raut am Genler ibres GB5immers In
Sllmenau fano.
rSas 1T ia papas 0plontdr, & la6te
bieie, ,er III eber gefommen, als mfr
geoa6t. Wenn ct ebenIp biel 8eaabung
fir Die 2onotpirtbI6aft tuie fir bic
llnterbaltuns seigt fann papa nit
ibn sufrieben iein.
.Mi9 miro er boffentli9 nit bieiem
Salient beri6onen, meinte Sans, benz
f6on i'm 8oraus bange tpurbe bel bieier
9lnfiinoigung.
Sod lollte er fi6 in bieier Soffnung
betro9et ie1en.
Gaum, baB Ger junee Monn inn
bor9ehellt mar, fiel er nit ieinem @eoe=
flub iiber i'm ber, fpra6 ieine Sreube
aus, ben 8erlotten noer i6Onaen aller
8rdute" fennen an lernen, erfunbigte
ii1 mad Dem 2eben in 8reslau, bas er
balo peri0nli1 ausauprpbiren eebenfe
unter giitiser Mitbilfe oes .Serrn
Malers," fragte obenbin mad ieinen
9lrbeiten, lno obne gu bemerfen, bob
er auf oieie Srase feline 9lntmort er=
balten, aing er au ben bliibenofen
S6ilDerunsen uno glnefboten BON Ser
lin iiber.
Eabei batte er cine eiaentbiimli9e
9tngetpobnbeit, pdbrenb feiner 3ebe
mitunter nit Der Sano borii6tis tafieno
auf ieinen fart pomaoirten ftrobgelben
Gdeitel gu faiien, mabrideinli6 in Der
8eiorgniB, oaB iein BON Natur ettuas
boritis beranlagier Sauptf6mud aus
Der miiblam 9eflebten 6orm In feline
ablirebenoe Nei9uns suriidfallen
tOnnte. 3wiidenour6 ipielte er nit
bem 9luaenglas, oas er an elmer S6nur
on ber Melie befeIist trug, bel beipn.
beren pointen feines 8ortrages aber
nit elmer eleeanten getpesuns ii9 tn's
9luge mari nm feline 3ubHrer bur6
oailelbe berausforoerno an5ubliden.
Cine 3eit lang i6ien Sans an bem
5appelnoen, i9mabenoen Menidenfino
ieinen SpaB gu baben, uno Srmgarb
ia6te uneenirt iiber bie eutmiitbtg
ipottenben @anbbemerfunsen, bte er
ab uao gu in cen 3eoeiirom bineinmarf
ipel1es 2a6en bon benz 9prtragenben
fur lauterell 9eifall eebalten ipurbe,
unb i'm gu INNER fiiDneren oratorii9en
2eiliunsen beseiferte. Nllmdlis aber
berfummte Der 3ub6rer b6llis, er fab
erii selanaueilt, bann ernlili9 ber-
itimmt unb eedrgert aug, 3umal Der
Spreder nit ieinem Gtoff obne Mabl
unb ni9t INNER taftboll berfubr.
.gas 2eben auf Dem 2anbe III ia
Elm tuenig eint6nis," iaate er eben e6nz
nerbaft, .aber man mub cod berifeben,
ettuas baraus gu MAIDEN. Darin bin
i'd nun Nleiaer, bas beiBt, mas 9lrranz
gements su 8ereniisunsen anbelanst.
Gum 8eiIpiel bier, er iprang auf unb
burdmaB nit 5ierli6en G6ritten bas
3immer. .miiBte es ii6 prd6tis tanaen
Iaiien. g9enn Der 9err Maler mir be-
bilflib fein uollte, ipiirbe i'd mid an-
beiid)is MAIDEN, ben i60niien Splbefer-
bali su GtaAOe gu brinsen. 9ersleiden
geb6rt bod einmal gum SabresI9luB.
s3u unierem ni@t," iaste 9ans
turs, mir baben Srauer, pie, Sic
ieben.
r9lb, pardon, ndielte ber Mbgetuie-
iene, inoem er our6 iein gugenslas
einen muiiernben Bid iiber ben Mnaus
Der 9raut Idiueifen IieB. Sic trus etn
i6marses GpiBentleib, uno bieies 10 iuie
iDr GjeIibtsausorud entfpraden feiner
tiefen Srauer. Ser 8rdutisam nit Dem
Sfor am girm iyar auseni6einli9 Der
9auptleiotragenbe.
(6ortiebuno folgt)
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geiuc Jram rettete i'm.

nWeiner sSrau gutter GatbIblag
rettete mir oas 2ebeit, fbreibt S. Sc.
&uB, pDn @infielb, Tenn., Denn ib
batte eineu 10 ih[intlnen Suiten, baB
i6 faun1 mod atbnen fDnnte. 9robz
Dem i'd in dr5tlitber 8ebanolune
par, berlbliinmerte lib nlein ,3uz
itanb. 0teine Srou rietb mir oann,
es NIT DR.. King New Discovery
(fiir S6ninblubt) 3lt perluden,
bas mid aud nah fur5er 3eit nOll=
itdnbie beilte. 6uiten, @rfdltuns,
gronGitis, Ga Grippe. 8neulnonia,
Mftbna, 6elt-5ieber unb ale 8ruit=,
0als= unb 9ungen Geioen iperoen
poiitio ourb bieie Wteoicin beieitiats
so Gents unb $1.00. Sebe sSlaihe
tpirb earantirt. Brube 5lai6e fret
bel s. &altener & SDbn, Oroguiiten.
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Mnfu { t.
q. 81. & 81. q. 8ahu.
u bf a brt.

Nab Galpeitpu, 6Duiton unb guero tdss
MaB Corpus gbriiti, Nranias Bob nnb
8eepille taelieb. .2:20 Nab,n.
0arb 8Drne nnb &errntlle, tdglieb, aus
genOn1tnen SDnntags. 80. .2:45 Nabnt.
Nab Borne unb &errpille. SDnnta9s...
Infunft.
8Dn @alneiton, SDuftDn unb guero tag
lt6. 6.................... .cUU NbenoS.
Son Corpus gbriftt, Granias BaB nnb
Beentlle taglicb ...........1 100 Nabnt.
Son 8Drne unb &errnille. tdglid, aus
9enDmnen Sennta9s. 49,. 1855 8orn1.
Son 8Drne nnb 8errnille, SDnntaes,...
800 9lbenos.
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9(us Gapitabt miro beri1tet,
oaB iib 20 Sap 8uli5iiten pbne Mi=
oeritanb pDn ben 8uren 9efanaen
nebmen lieBen. Sci Simberlep fin=
gen Die 8uren einen 9ruppenz uno
8rDoiant5ue ab. Gin 8an5ersug
lit 5ur Serfolguug Der 8uren ausges
lQn0t npr0en.
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Mlte s.ente periiin9f.

S. 6. Sberman, Der ereiie 9fe=
oafteur bes germpntpille (Niib.)
n@bo", bat bas belnerfenspertbe
@ebein1niB, alte Geute jung su er=
balten, entbedt. Seit Sabren lit er
ourb ben @ebroub BON Electric
Bitters befreit eetpeien BON Ser
noiitat. S9lafloiigfeit, llnperDauz
lt6feit, 6er5 4eioen, eritDpfung
unb &beumatistnus. Ct lbreibt
bariiber: n@r fann nibt eenug ge=
lDbt tperben!" gr reet Die 9fieren
gu neuer gbdtiafeit an, itdrft ben
Wfagen, fDroert Die 8eroauung unb
rei5t ben Nppetit. @s bat an lneiner
Srau uno an mir @unoer eetban.
gr iit bas 8efte fur alte 4eute. =
Sour so Gents bel S. &alteper &
Sobn.
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! aaren Sic SIT Gerb

2 gY* Eg"
2,ne SAadtet uOn Gutt'8 Pt[len ere
part 9bnen olele Dollars fir Dottors
3ieAnur9en. 0ieie Biacn furiren IN
Ter aaea llmltdnpen iammtlihe ourt, Der
Waatn, Die geber Ober bic @lu9eUeiot
Il, anlaBten Stranfbeitsn.
60 i'll Siss heinz gsDa9it psbauptarG
Oenn segsn GOpfidmeraem, DpSpep,
liz, Wfalaria, Uerltopfun9 unO 9aleu"
i.ioen gsbrau9eu Millionen 2eute
Suits 9eber Yiuess.
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Giienba6u TabrsYlau.
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81 b + a & 1T.

giacb ct. 9ouis pia Sron Mpuntaiu ober
W, &. & : l2..30 Jta DIM.
Gacb ct. 9outs pia Srpn MDnntain
JlUuLe. o, LII NUeilUS.
0acb ct. Souls pia Srun Mpnntain
JtUule- 1,UO 2tutHUS.
Nacb Searne tdglib.. ZOO WDrgens.
Nacb GareoD. D............... 9:45 SDrm.
Wnfunft.
Son ct. 2Duis, Sron Mountain & SO.
&. & ESQ 8Drnt.
Son Norbeft t........9 .9:25 8prnt.
Son Norbett ............ 4.20 Na9n1.
Son Searne tdglicb ..... l1:20 Mbenbs.
Bon 2arebD bD...............12 1920 Nachn.
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- .Nus &om miro beribtet, oaB
i'm Tatifan abern1alS erDBe 9ieb=
itdble entbedt morben 1ino. @s ban=
belt ii6 babel Inn uneriebli9e &unit=
gegenI Itdnoe BON groBeln @ertbe.
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"Hoarhound'', "Tar" uno
"Wild Cherry oas bette Weittel fir
grfd.tllngen, in
u. OreiB' 9lpptbete.
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u n { u II { t:

8pn Chicago, ct. 9ouis, &anias 9th,
Dallas, Sort &Drtb nnb g8aco, taglih
(Sunlet 0epDt) ......... $3.50 SDrm.
Bon @aco, Sort gSDrtb, 9allas &C. (S.
q. & u. s.. Sepot) 80. 1920 Mbenos.
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gpmtbern Yacific 9abm.

70 Ia DrI.
Nacb Stem Orleans, SouitDn uno @al.
neltDn tdgltcb.. ........ 1900 Nittags.
9facb gl 8aiD, galifornien unb Wterito
900 >8prm.
Naeb 9eDrbegeras, ct. aDuis unb gbita<
go (Katy Flyer ....... 800 .9lbenos.
Mnfunft.
4on Norb~Seras, ct. Souls unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer 1880 MDrgens.
@en Stem Orleans, SDuitsn unb Col
beitDn tdeltcb. .4:45 Nobm.
&Dn 81 HaiD, galiforuien unb Merifo
.7:30 Mbenbs.
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: Sn &Dln bat iib Der tpeeen
bes glei6en 8ereebens tpie Der per=
urtbeilte 8anfier Sternberg perbaf=
tete &aufmann Noolf 8obnbDrf i'm
@efdngniiie erbdnet.
= &Dnig gotparb VII. pDn gng=
lanb bat ieinen geeffen, ben &ailer
@ilbelm H., gum Selomarlbaa Der
britiIben Nrtnee ernannt un0 ibtn Die
BrilIanten gum SDlenbanooroen
perlieben.
- Sn 8efing uerben iebt Die 8or=
bereitungen fir Die @rribtune zines
Denfntdls fir ben erntDrbeten beut=
iden @eianbten, Sreiberrn b. &ettez
fer, setroffen.
= Sn @aribau tpurben adt beutz
ibe &ei9saneebDriee perbaftet unb
nah elmer eingebenoen llnteriu6ung
na6 Sibirien oepprtirt. Sc iul iib
um Die @ntoedung zines auSeeoebnz
ten SpiDnage Spitems banoeln.
&uffallenb iit es, boB eleidaeitie aub
Der beutibe @eneralconlul aus @ar=
ibau abberufen iuproen lit.
= &aiier @ilbelm ioa iebr ent=
riiitet oariiber iein, oaB es tpeoer Der
beutibe &ei6stag nod Der preuBilbe
2anotag fiir angemehen bielten, iib
anldBlib oes Gooes ieiner @roBmutz
ter, Der &5niein BON @nglano 81
pertagen. ST mill oiele aneeblibe
8eriduntniB bur6 cine beionbers De-
monitratioe 9beilnabme an ben
grauerfeierli6feiten tnieoer gut
MAIDEN.
Hecept 9ao. 1851 BON Gimer &
9lmeno BELT ni9t alle 2eiben, aber
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@mlf gbpre Sabn.

Ibfabrt.
Nacb Stodbale, tdglih, auseenDmnen
SDnnta9s. .................0:O .0:OO Sorm.
Mnfunft.
8pn Stpfbale, tdglio5. aussenommen
Sonntaas ............... 800 gsadnt.
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q Il t u Mt.
". 6. & =. @abu.
81 B + q hrt

" q TT.
0ab g8acp, Sort @prtb. Dallns. &anias
9th, ct. 2pnis uno gbica9D, tdslib,
(S. u. & q. 8. Oeppt) .7:45 Wor9ens.
9tab @acp, Sort Bortb, 0allas &c. (pom
Sunlet<SepDt) ......... 800 9lbenos.