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The Grit-advocate., 1902-12-19
In Winter lice AIIen's Eoo+.Ease.

A powder. Your feet feel uncom-
Portable, nervous and often cold and
damp. II you have sweating, sore feet
or tight shoes, try Aliens FootEase.
Sold by all druggists and shoe stores,
rs cents. Sample gent free. address,
Allen s. OImsted, Le Roy. Ny.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-12-19

No chrome or cheap premiums, bul
a better quality and third more Of
Defiance Starch for the same price OF
other StarcheS,
The Grit-advocate., 1902-12-19

Rullhead scent cigar. II you hav
smoked one you know how good the
are. II you have not, try one
The Grit-advocate., 1902-12-19

Ida-They say it was case OF love at
first sight with him. May-What a pity
he wasn't "A medium and could have tax
en a second sight.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-12-19
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE

FREE MEDICAL ADVICE
Every working girl who is not
well is cordially invited to write
to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass,
for advice; it is freely given, and
has restored thousands to health.
Hiss Paine's Experience.
81 want to thank you for what you
have done for me. and recommend
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound to all girls whose work
keeps them standing on their feet in
the store. The doctor said | must
stop work he did not seem to realize
that girl cannot afford to stop work.
ing. My back ached, my appetite was
poor, could not sleep, and mcnstrua-
ton was scanty and very pain!nl. -Ope
day when suffering / commenced to
take Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound, and found that
it helped me. l continued its use, and
soon found that my menstrual periods
were free from pain and natural;
everyone is surprised at the change in
me, and l am well, and cannot be too
grateful for what you have done for
me" Miss JANET PAINE, $50 West
l25th ST., New York City. $4,000 forfeit
II original Of abous letter p,ouiHg genuinensss can-
not be producsd.'
Take no substitute, for 1t II
Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound that cures.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-12-19

Soethe's famous plea may now &c
hanged to read, Give US more lish'
nd heat"
The Grit-advocate., 1902-12-19

Henpeck-He's Joined the great 81
lent army. Hsnrietta-When did he
die? Henpeck-He didn't die; he got
married
The Grit-advocate., 1902-12-19
MORE FLEXIBLE AND LASTING,

won't shake out or blow out: by USING
Defiance starch you obtain better results
than possible with any other brand and
one-thlrd more for same money.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-12-19

He-How did you come to get inter-
ested in that story? She-I liked ~"
way it ended.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-12-19

Many Of US might be happy II We
dil not sufer from disorders OF the
liver. Then We ought to use Dr.. Au-
gust Koenigs Hamburg Drops. which
cure the disorders and bring the
whole system to a healthy condition.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-12-19
Our Losses in Spanish War.

The United States employed 274,717
men in the war with Spain. Her to-
tai losses were 107 officers and 2,SO3
men.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-12-19

Mild" Well. / should say so-Ba1-
tcrs Bullhead &c cigar. Smoke as many
you like. they won't hurt you.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-12-19

I IAN sure Piso's Cure for Consumption save
my life three years ngo.-btrs. THos. ROBBINS
Maple Street. Norwich, N. Y. Feb II. 1900.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-12-19

Gods work must be done in Gods
1av v-Rnme Horn
The Grit-advocate., 1902-12-19
Denver Directory.
SADDLES and HARNESS

with breechin3
for sl', 40 Steel
Horn Stock sal
die for SD: "
Steel Horn saddle
double cine ma
for fl5. Do nor
be deceived by
worthless lInit;t-
t!Ons but sent
your or,lor direct
10 Us anl get the
best genuine oar
tanne | harness
The Grit-advocate., 1902-12-19

When the ghost walks good spirits
reign.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-12-19

To Cure n Cold in One day.
Take Laxative Bromo QunIne Tablets. Al
druggists refund money if it fails to cure. @Jc
The Grit-advocate., 1902-12-19

There are saints who confuse halos
with aloes.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-12-19

White pop-When you want to mar
ry the girl
The Grit-advocate., 1902-12-19
Trunks Prescription for |ndigesiOn & Dys-

npnci2 Positively cures al symptom removes tho
PePo'a cause of neaiarue phipItttpu of the heart,
heHyIur-s ami blunin: Dt IN. stomach. Delivered
any here for II uJa bottle. TRUNK BROS Dem
yer. Colo. Dept. NJ
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Fidelity Savings Assn ia, ssssan,. ss$; so'

S'TnIE REPAIRS or every known make o.
- " ' II stove, furnace or range. hbp a.
PULIES 1851 Lawrence ST.. Denver Phone rs.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-12-19
0XE0RD H0TEI i7th HssTS sTEEhT; hlrHE1 YEAR
Strictly Eirstolsss Popular Prices C. H. Aorse Mgr.
Financial Contract Security Co.
We pay per cent. interest DEPOSIT BY MAIL

VIM INC SEND for LIST Of SECONDHAND
SlOIINo, INSTRUMEN Is. II will pay YOU.
L. KUSCHENBEkG 4 CO.. s-s 10th st.. Denver. Col.
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POULTRY, EGGS, BuIIER { GAME WANTED

snip Ia u fcIlhbI. mouse tAtl get- You tht hlsest
prices aul quick returns. c. Is. EfPEl., LG5J Mar
ket street. DcIyeT, Colo.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-03-21
Tho >uniIh.isynus Duel.

The Ga2"itn gives the following
additional particulars uf the duel he.
tween Evans and Smith last Satur lay
at purdy Station north of Reno:
Evans drove down the valley n mile
rnd hHlt to the cabin OF Smith. who
hc found mt work on fence. EvnnE or.
dcrcd Smith to quit work aud the two
CX hanged some "ords, when Evans
got into hia cart and drove back to the
Antelope Housc, got his mother nnh
Winchester rifle auh returned Ia the
scene. Az soon "a ESHna had gotten
ont uf hia cart Smith opened lire with
ms Winchrsha. shooting EvHns III the
lcit lang. the bah coming out " mE
back. After being shot Ia the death
Evans put his Winchester Ia ha
.hOulcr aud thoi +, ven rhOtF. four uf
which took effect. Smith fii aud
livnnn tainted. On counting to hr aslSCd
lns mothor u Smith was dead. Mira.
Evnne informed her son that Smith WA
dead and hc replied then | um hnpp!'
and wont uIT in another sw"Un. Young
Evans was taken to the home ~ his
mother nj Antelope, and Dra. Lows nud
Wood sent for. but Evans died at G
o'cluct without referring to the shooting
again.
Smith VIVA buried near his cabin IN
Long Valley thta morning ina rough
pine box. Smlth bore anything h,lt m
cUNiabIc reputation. aud had the respect
ui no one. Evans and Smith had
trouble over year ago about Li:ch.
which led tn shooting scrHpc nt that
time. EvanH bore good reputation.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-03-21
TOLD OF ROYALTY.

The crown prince of Bavaria is the
visiting surgeon of the Eed Cross hos
pital of Munich.
DOwnIcr Queen Marghcrita of Italy
takes Great interest in social con
diti"ns and is reader ~ all the cur
rent literature OF sociuiowy.
According TO her own confession of
some years ago. Queen AIrxandra's
favori:c dish is Yorkshire pudding;
her fayori'c pas;ime, millinery; an
other faruri," occupation. "minding
her own business"
Abdul Aziz. the sultan of Morocco.
is devoted 10 bicycle exercise and
rides an up-to-datc American wheel
He is said TO De young man of ahil-
ity, Of gentle disposition and pos.
scssed of progressive ideas.
The deafness of Queen Alexandra
OF England began. 1t is said, when she
wGs quite Il chad. hut developed much
more rapidly after marriage, so that
she has now for several years had
practically no use AT all Of one ear.
The habits of the household of the
German emperor are very simple.
They rise carly. the empress break.
fasting alone with the emperor.
There is no lunch. hut the royal fam.
lily. and in consequence the whole
court, dine at one o'clock. At five
o'clock tea is served. n plain supper
is eaten two or three hours later and
the emperor and empress are rarely
up later than ten o'clock.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-03-21

duel was fought at Pur,Iy Saturday
morning Mt 1890 with rifles at sllnr,
range and both CONTESTANTS are dead
Tho quarrel WA over ~ :riflr. a hi, NJ
ground worth no more than the powder
n"y burned up Killing each other. The
PRINCIPALS ia the duel were y. \. Smit!.
and Reese Evans The former w;s com.
monty known ns "BnInIare- Evans
ami lived III the country north of I,cuo
Tor many years. He WIS a well known
character. Til" other du,list WIS a
mer" boy and WIS son OF the late Dnv,
Evans VINO once kept the Antelupc
station.
For the pas year the two men had
been qurtclIing over little strip Of
ground. Fences were torn down and
rc erected. The quarrel eliminated
yesterday morning when Evans went to
7mIth's cabin armed with Winchester.
Tho latter had similar weapon and
after Il brief dispute they bUth began
blazing away. Each mnn is said To
have rmftI"d the magazine III his Gun.
AIN ou-h tie! wcro at close range
Drarl! all the shots n~w wild. These
warr probably the ones that wer,. dis.
charged after the men were iir,,
wouuicd. Saith waE shot iwirr
through the hpIy uuc had one arm
shattered. lio IIvcd only IA fcw minutes.
Evans got IA ball through hi left lung
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-03-21

Saturday morning Miss Van Voris, "A
teacher at the Carson Indian srbunl. nr
rI"eh here having III ch lrrc all Indian
girl dying with the con Suup.Iuu. Ac-
cord ug Ia the story told us. DR. I.rc uf
Carson put the girl III charge of NJ isS
Van NOrrIs with Instructions to take her
I" her home Hi the Duck Valley rcserya-
uuh. When they arrived here, the chId
hHd tn lac carried from the ears. She
was taken to IL room III the Drunt Hotel
amt kindly carci for 10y Mr.. Mayer.
She was voTy wcuk and III no CONDITION
to proceed un her journey. Miss Van
N"rls "an'"d Ia icav" Sunday morning
with her charge. but MIR. Mayer would
not permit IT ~ the chIIi wils ~ no con
diiinn Ia stand the long trip If the
chrli is in condition To travel Miss
Van Noris will cnntirur the trip tomor.
row.
From what we have h"rn able to learn
the case Of this Indian child savors ~
good deal oi 'uhLmnnity. hose who
have seen her say mat death IL already
stamped on her cnunicnInrc md that it
~ ext t.tmcly dnnblfnl il she lives T."
reach her home. luhumnnity io u help.
SO lrdi III chill does not speak well "f
our bunsi"d civliz suuu. Perhaps the
authorities III charge uf the children NJ
the Indian school can cxplain the seen.
Ing inhumauIty III thus case.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-03-21
WEIGHING GOLD COIN.
Six Men Used In Chicago
Hanks.

a machine which does the work of
six bank Clerks in weighing god coins
has been introduced in several Chica-
go banks, and its operation caused con.
stcrnaIiOn among the bank empluye :.
George Sites, OF the First national
bank, is one of the two inventors Of
the machine. Under his direction 1000
gold coins nj the CONNIE rcihi national
bank the other day were weighed. sort
ed and counted. .ays a Chicago special
to the New York Times.
The fact that gold coins are accepted
at weight value nud'noi at face value
is responsible for the invention Of the
machine. For some time hanks have
been receiving god by weight. and the
work Of the '.l'pr has h,cr ne urLuous
Every grain that has been worn from
n gold piece In circulation means n loss
of four per cent. In ya.uc, and this
amount has Ia he deducted.
Mr.. Sites conceived the idea that the
work of weighing the coin might he
done by machinery. With the assist
ancc OF his hrothcr-in-law. c. M.
Reeves. he worked out the delicate
mechanism. The coins are fed TO the
machine much rs wheat TO mill. The
standard weight coins are returned TO
one compartment and the undcrwcight
coins Ia another. The machine makes
no mistakes.
The Pnn.Amcrican exhibits include
q I22.pound potato.
by the ist Of October Washington
will he receiving its water supply
from n new reservoir.
In TIC British army and navy are 76
officers of foreign birth, 90 being
French, - German aud 10 Italian.
Twc.Sr per cent. Of the British army
are five feet ten inches or over in
height. The Italian has only four per
cent.
Only four per cent. of the British
army have n chest measurement of
over 80 inches. and 2OpCr cent. between
IS and 20 inches.
The biggest mortar In the world Is
Ma'lci's aGinch. made In 1858. II IL
still to I've seen IN Wooiwich arsenal,
After three rounds IL showed signs Of
cracking.
The pneumatic tube service for
transporting mail In New York and
other places was suspended June 30.
The contractors will allow their ma
chiucry TO remain In the hope that
tho service can be rcinstated at the
next session OF congress.
-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-03-21

ihe following urticlcs Of incorporation
n"'r been flied with the Secretary OF
Slaic:
American buyers UniUI, with cap.
"'' o' S2.OOo.OoO. Principal place Of
business, Reno, Nrvadi.
"odaviIlo and Tonopuh Tclcphonc
'omplny; capital sj.U0D
hSth" ~ w. .. II. Martin Of Reno.
south ronopuh Consolidated Gold
mining Company; capital s5Ju,OOO.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-03-21
JOINT STATEMENT
-.uP TIE
Auditor and Treasurer of
ElkO County
For Quarter KndIup D.c Al tooI
STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF ELEo.
ATnITnD,S nEI,Irr
For 0nnr.er KndInr Dec. 81. MOI.

AUDITORS OFFICE.
ELKo, Jan. /. 1902.
To the Honorable Board of Cou,:tn
Commissioners Of Eito county, New:
GENTLEMEN:-We herewith submit our
Qarterly Report OF the Finances OF the
county for the quarter ending Dec. 81,
1901.
Respectfully submitted,
&. W. GROVER. Auditor.
A. G. DAwLEY,
County Treasurer.
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Elko, Nevada Friday, March 2l 1902.
SUMMARY.
Balance in treasury ....... s7i 32l 4

The above balance stauis to It.
credit OF the various funds as ga.
rreasurer's Balance Sheet. dated jar
]. 1902.
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TREAsURERs BALAScE SHEET.
Cash in treasury to the credit OF IL,
various funds. Jan. |. 1909:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-02-06
Rerb Seranten.

Ulilton o.. Der Q Nopats aIte
Sobn Der etslsuts .. 9. GUS BON Bon
Stor& Ipenue, srlue Roniae bsr 2uft
'obrsnsniian0una uno waros esRsru be.
erbist,
= Der SoIe Sobn SbofinsIi, ueI&st
IN oer Warpine Dllne an Dienjiae W.ts
tis our& sinen Dsdsnfal perlsSt pmbs.
ttarb iurl na& isiner aufnabms i'm Wo.
lee Taplcr 9oipital. Seine 9eine lpa.
tsn au elmer fOrmlpisn RaGs isrbtad,
mor6en.
- Das Gsbdubs bes Holanb Broipn
an 6sroinanb Strabs. in msl&em bic
Samss Dufp 5amIIie irobnts, purbe
6reitae Ratt ettpa Q llbr polfdnpip
ourh 6suer ssrhbtt. sinsn 8srIuit bon
stipa $500 psrurla&sne. Der tbeilpeiie
us,il&rt II. Sine 8a&barsirau ent.
osdis bic Slammen. ole Es aus sinsm
5snRsr nats BEN S&ornhein @au6 tst.
uoiadsqen iob unp in Gin paar W,nuten
itano eas @sbaues in SIammsn, iObab
o'e 6amilis esraes senue 9sit batts, un.
uerietrt ~ sntIiebsn.
Die @anniaaft sinss earbonbaI,
Strabsnbabn @asens bate Sonniae
Na&t an gorb Wain apsnue Gin mop.
pes Spirinnen Dor srnftl,&sn 8srlssun.
sen. YIN sinem 9units baIbpsss ami.
i&en Der Sotn v. Rears DObnuns unb
oem Diamond BREEDER pstIisk bsr Babn.
wa8sn tpseen BEN GIait,is bas @eIeiis
uno lief benz iisfen abbans au. aIGdi.
6eIws'is traf sT sinen Sus pom 8lnbs
Oshslbsn sinsn erobsn Sisin. Der ben
6abniuassn anbieIt uRo Dor BEN AbRat,
jeu rettete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-02-06
StaItenifdhe Qtfenbahulsute fetleu
utdt ftreiten bnrfen.

Sas amisblait bsr italisnii&sn R,.
sieruus bat anasilnbiat. bab bic Rssis.
Iuns cine enti@ieoens SdItuna upnsbmsn
pirb. faQs bsr anesbrobte Strsil a[sr
Glisnbabn.& &nssbsllten tp,riIi6 in Sesns
asIstt tpsrbsn fsute. Das Qabinsit Ct.
iIdrt, bnb ss sinsn adsfmsinsn SirsiI
bel ben giisnbabnen ni@t In bislelbs
2atsasrie nit einsm ssipbbnIi@en 6abriis
STREET Itsdsn tann. bo es iiH BEL bsmisl.
ben um pisl bsbsutenbere Sntersnsn ban.
bsIu narbe. Gin Strsif Der giisnbabn,
Aneshslten ipfirbe ais Elm Strsl BON i'm
Dleniit oes publllums ftsbenbeu 1eamten
bslradtet unb bic Sirsiisr pGrbsn untyr
BEN Strufseieb aur 8sranitporiuns esso.
aeH ,peroen. Die Rssisrune lvriht absr
ben Gubn' AnasiteIlten ni&t bos As&,
ab, na& ber De,bsHs,une ibrsr Gage su
Rrsbsp. Sic bat 6esip 'ssn bic Babn.
esie0i@aft i&on i'm goraus stfudt, Ii&
nit ihreu aneeitsatsn in Giiis au siniasn.
unb bOHi. bab bic 8ubnssisaf&aft ben
ibnsn bon obeR bsrat esesbsnsn @inI
ni&t auseT abt IaEsn psrbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-02-06
0eri@tIi&ee.

8si bsr G'STnans bes Quarter 5ei.
iion @erihies am Wontas Wloreen tpur.
ben In ben bier porIieeenbsn Morbfdaen
Die 8erbanblunsen bis sur nd&hen Sit
uns perihoben. ha idmmtli&e Aneeflaete
far oieielben niGt fertis tpuren.
8eier MeSusb. Sobu WeGormad unb
Dluiam Sal. bic am abenb ber lstten
Babt in bic S6eune bes SoteIbsiisere
!. W. O'8risn su OIppbant sinbra&en
unb Elm paor SanOfoffsr bes Saubelsrei.
ienoen B. &. gbparbs ftablen. ipurbsn
Dem 9udtbaus iibetfanot. NcSueb tu
81 Slbrep, bic nnberen ,trei ~ ie "
S .bten.
Wiuip 8ufeq. bic ii& f&uIbis beianns
te. Elm Iii&iud bon Srdu Sulia 0ibbons
aeitoblen su babsn, srbielt 8 Wlonaie
@sfdnsniB
s5rau aouifd Weaper. bic ansefIaet
mar. bos @ebdubs Oes Germ u. Gonrao.
IN tueI&sm iie aur 8.it ipobnte, in Branp
sefebt su baben. wuroe freiseipro8en
ano oem Siaiioe Seim ibsripisfen, ba iie
setitespeit6rt fein foq.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-02-06
Oa0 EhaI abm arts.

1ahlsr. .-6err Ssinri9 0dssli un,
0aitln bon Utain Strabe trauetn abel
osn Bsrluit ibres tleinen 1b&terleins
ipsl&es ibnsn lssien Srsitus bur& Der
Ioe entrifen tpurbe. Dafslbe tpato BET,
san8snen Sonntas in BEN bisFsen Srieb'
bOfs beeroist Der bsiannte Msbaermei.
tier Robsrt 2lewsqpn bat bas @,asnibum
oss 0strn gl,ginber Rufiba& an Toplo,
StIabe fdufi,& etiporbsn. Ssrr 8uEbad
ipite nun nd&Ren Disntas nit isine,
5amilie 9uplor perlaHsn unb na& Ran
ias tiberiisbsln @n wlniasn ibm aIad
ll&s Ns.is uno fsrnerss WobIeresben. =
psute Abenb finbet bsr Wasisnbal ber
S&lau& GOmpanie Ro. l tatt. Ssoer,
mann ioate it& an bemielbsn bstbell,sen.
oa auss aufssboten tpitb, um ben Beta.
4er in isesr Slnii&t su befrieOisen. Ser
@lntritt betrdst nur 25 Genis.-8 {
uns mitsstbeIt tpiro. 1T oas eirea /
5abr alts NdaoIein bes Serrn abrobam
Su@sr IN Bone sefdbrll& srtrantt, 70
cab ipsnie SOffnuns auf osFsn @snsfuns
potbanben III,
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9ter 1T cine lleberfd)t :

@renaeine Siptiqne SGparis. ptist unb
farelss 8.uHpptris, nit iaTtfH 0Spraps" une
8isurtH.
abaIen HatiHe- @sist unb farbiss Griuss
uait paunsu uup Oshius.
eGmeilsr Seibt -gbarmants Gabriiats miI
fsisnsn S&hlsH pura bic thbi@u Blumsu
Define.
Rsrteriiirtt Gbambrab eiufa6s Garbsn.
fanny Strttftu, poiia pnntts une anetre Dtl'
fms. VIE bic Rssulnttou S&aitrunstn.
gkanbras Mabras 80 3ea uno ltiusu
Sarpt. Gs fnp tinfa&s punftiris une ,.lapptt'
Gfdtt.
GrboiitioH Hatifie -1euIarb Nuar In
,,6sua o." 6isuuu une poIia puHtttH. Vim
fade DaaisH aiti&fals.
SinaIo Hatiie -@pstH unb fancy StrsifsH.
pineapple SiHue Gin sspSbtn.s 8atr'iiI
unb bic 0 ,rbsn iinD Mot sterudt. % t'fnssn
I'D Strtifsn unb .,Qbsds" unttr eititn.
Buuftirte S9meiier ariiu, erau.
atlb, biaa, braun, lapsnptE, pnfIt, i&warj unb
wsib unb pne unb i&UarJ tn 8isursn UNI
GsIins.
Gauje be eois. crsansine, aantaifis
8uiiIt, 6ourgonap NobeltD, tnslii6s gia'
bras. engltlne sbtpipts. IN Sfiritna, Shdftn,
Gsrese @au,t &c Seit. esno @ah,t DC Scit.
Gene OrsaHlint @,atifts @auit et paris. iti'
zen une lsiutn GiTut 8lsmtl&t SpissH Strtt-
fen unb pttlt aHtnt.
- Dislt nsut @oar,n fne srSfutt uni
mir fne m ,bnsn ,ufritbtu Gbr pit 10 ID
nit SbHeuf Eits IN bic Graet. gBir itbsu
ut@t pit Sit ts bsIfsn fSnntu, NIT ioId' stnI
Auspabl upn 6tptbta une 6arbtH, 9tesn,
be @aarsn fnb ba, 30 9brr Ssi9tsuns unt
2sb ehsu.
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Oteue@ sertanesne snetifdse Rrene
fpu Der uuredte &yttsel frtu,

Rarl AsubsI, Gin ardiSar aus Dori.
numb. Hildrt. bab bic arons. bic a6n,s
somaIe bel feiner RiSnung aufs Saupi
iesen ipirp. ni@t bic riGtigs Krone be,
aoniss bon Gnelanb iit! Sstr ReubsI
lasi. :bab CT boiumsntardbs BsIsss ba.
fir bat. bob bie 9tons gnelanbs I'M ssab.
re l342 bonn a6nis Gbtuaro Ill. @elb.
leibern in Dorimuno psrpfdnbet iroroen.
Dieielben bra&tsn fis na& a5ln, pobin
aud ipdisr bic enelli&sn 3roniupsls
tamen. Yin 26. December l343 ertannis
cer a6nig einem Document sufoiae on.
oab CT einem Sean Gliding. Giosmon
sembsrs unb Sean WoIbs 45, 600 eng.
lii&e Rroneu i&ulee. bic iba aessn Dets
pfdnbuna Der 9rone sslisben isien
Der RInie Ibfe Die Krone niHt Elm unb
i'm Sabre 1874 tpar fe NOD ion 8eft
eembers's. bss @sIbperIsibsts. Spdlsl
dnbsrts 2smbsre ieinsn Bobnort unr
nabm bic Krone nit nah 8,Gsse. SIN
Sabre 1896 nabm oerielbe 2embere nod
sins psitsrs Srons @bmare Ill. in Yfanr.
Gs iE fein Document portanben. bas
ben Ra6psis lisfert. bab bic ausl5fuue
oisisr Krone erfolets, unb 9srr 8subsl
foIssrt, bab bic iett in GneIanb es.
braudte 2tone etit mad BEN Sabre l346
an8sfsrtiet purbe. Do bic uriprdns.
lits Qrons ii& iur Bel, bsfinbsi. II
unbstannt.
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Dtttstpn.

- @m. s. BED. Giaentbdmsr be,
Bittsion @nsstte. ii Dlsnitis pom Brd
iiosntsn als pOtme,iter srnannt tporben
Dis 8oden Siiuaiion bobisr pirt
ais sine isbr bOifnunsspoas bsira&let.
renn fie i6eint n,@t itltmmer. fonoetr
sber b,fer su tperosn.
= Die bitfssn SGuIsn. tpeI@e me-
ssn ben Bodsn aei6lOfsn matsn. tint
Roniae pieber eloHnet poteen. na6oeT
lie e,lnolih besinfitrt porben tparen.
= Srnu anton Biinshsn usri&ieb it
,brer Mobuuns an Jtoto WaIH Sirob'
Wontag 8Ormttae i'm allter bon 2f
Sabrsn unb nurOs ssitsrn sa 9lpmoult
oeerbist. Der 9atte unb eine 2labris'
Io@ter tiberleben le.
- Wartn Barb pon Gbnpst StrnBs.
Elm ipoblbsiannter N,nenmnurer babier,
Isl am 6reilas WOreen, ais er islnei
Bsf6dftiauns nabetns. bic sanse Dl'
itans bss Z pin S6aHiss, 325 Sub, bin'
ab. unb puroe oils eine aur nnfennil,6'
isit seri&mettsrts asi&s uufssbObsn.
-Sames ReDonalb unb 1bomui
RuIbel,n mubten Snmitaa ie $1,000
8drsi&aft fGr lbr seri&ll,&es @ri&einsr
ltsllsu. neil iie ben Stalisner Sobn B,tal
NIT eiHem 8remisboIs anssst,iftn uni
hos psiIssteR, Ser Wann mubte mad
nom 6nfnitaI oennynm mon tnerheu
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@ .lFesbarre RaArtdhten.

= Nm 10. Mdta finbet BIER bsr Con
BENT Oer Stunts federation Of 2abcl
ftatt.
= Ser 8srsmonn @iliam 8 2ltprsnet
ia na& ,usiidbtiser abtpeienbst init Ell.
nsm 0srm65en BON s45. 600 pon AlaSla
na& Susleton iuiadsstebrt.
Mi&ael Spifl unb Tbomas 9riee.
bic nnastluet parsn. bas Sotel BON y
q. 3aibuba su Bitiston bur& Dpnamtl
lbsiltpslis ,eih6rt 3u bnbeu, purosn
Disnhos eniloHen. ba bas 8erbreden &c
gen fie ni4t bstpieisn peroen fonnte.
Soc Worris. alias @uiieppi
plonspelii, Der iiberftibrt ipuroe. einsn
friminsasn Anerlff auf bic 6idbtiae Sa'
,sl Dapls bon Dit Wa,fst 'Strob. ess
ma&t su baben, NJ 5amiias su s Sibren
unb 6 Dlonaien @lnselnbaft I'm Oeitli&en
3uHttaus psruribeilt tporoen.
= Charles Sones. frdber bon ains'
iton uub ,ulsBt an Garsp Auenue tpobn'
BAIT, Der I'm Sspismter 1895 ben 9oltsis
item boriieItit itob. purbe Samifae ipes
gen bsm 8srssbsn su l Subr uno 6
Rouotsn 8u6ibaus peturibsllt. Sones
oertpunbsie bamals cine 5rau. tpoiar er
3 Sabre abfaB. uno aIs i'm oer BOLIVIA
Derbaftet pollte. peripunoete er aut ibn.
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Irifthe @atiOuaItftsu breben mtt
etnem AHfitanbe.

Die Debate iiber bic Hnttport, Abrsiis
auf bic 9hronrebe tpuroe i'm nntevhauis
Don benz iriEhen gutionaIftsnfGt rel
Sobn Rsbmonb ipieber aufssnommsn. ben
Elm Amsnbsmsnt beaHtroete. bu,6 mel
6ss bic ssiammtsn Bsi&peroen bsi
5ildnber bon neuem auf' 9 Iapet sebro6i
tperoen ioGen. Gr er'ldris, baB bic b..
s,sruna. anRatt sussitanbsnsn nnbilD,n
atsutslfsu, auf b,e alien 8wanssme'
tobsn aurddsssriifeH babe PrCs'H'
DOR Geihporsusn fsisn abssfhOfft. Ds
sanae Sutsalssns Srlonbs iei ssesn BIZ
8ssistuns; unter iol&sn nmiidnbsn is
Bloerisbli6ieit eeaep bic Reaierunf
tins gI,6t uno sum ausbru& Der Rs'
selicW h6 les es nur nod bon Der puRsn'
cen @sleatntsit ab. Dbi6ou 100 Sibt,
lett bsr 8srsintauns paHOfen isien. be.
rnbs bod bic snsi,iae 6etrfGaft in ST.
LAMB immsr nod auf GsDalt unb Cor
rupticu. unb bic 8 ldnbsr lratesu niG
sbsr ruben, oils bio iie Ssrrsn i'm sissnsr
Ganoe p6ten.