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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-07-10
TOLD ABOUT WOMEN.
Progress of the Sex One of the
Wonders of Our Age.
Facts Brought Out mt Recent Com
gress of General Federation
Home Pursuits by No Means
Neglected.
Especial Los Angeles (cai) letter.


" HE reports of women's doings
form very different reading mat
ter from those chronicled in the
papers 80 years ago, although at that
time great change had taken place in
the status of what was even then
looked upon as the weaker SEX The
skill with which various questions,
concerning which dire prophesies had
been made, were met, evaded or set
aside in tactful and mastery manner
at the recent biennial of the General
Federation of Women's clubs in Los
Angeles, closing with the organization
more unitedand firmly established than
ever before, has proven conclusively
what our public-spirited women are
able to accomplish. Thirty years ago
there was more or less prejudice
against woman physician" The
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-07-10
The nuttermiIk Cow.

Grandma had taken little Roger TO
the country for visit over night.
After all the wonderful visits to the
barnyard and pig sty, milking time
came. Roger, cup in hand, went to
see the cows MIXED.
When he was drinking his cup OF
milk he looked at all the cows and
then asked:
"Grandma, which COW is the butter
milk cow ?"-Cincinna Enquirer.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-07-10
Unanswered.

"Here's a problem for you. If it
takes nine tailors to make a man"
"The average fellows only ninth Of
a man, eh?"
"No; / was going to add: How
many tailor-made gowns will it take
to break ?"-Catholic Standard
and Times.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-07-10
The Roy Guessed Right.

'Do as | tell YOU" Tommy's mamma
cried. "It's about time you realized
the futility of struggling against the
inevitable. Do you know what that
means?"
"Yes'm," replied Tommy, sit means
there's no use o your washin' my
hands an face cause they'll only get
dirty again."-Philadelphia Press.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-07-10
Chnriey's weather Observation.

1t was laundering very loud one day
when little Charlie Horner, aged four
years, said:
Mamma, God must be scrubbing to-
day"
"What makes you think so, Charlie?"
asked his mother
why" said Charlie, don't you hear
Him moving the tables around "'-
Ethel Horner, in Little Chronicle.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-07-10
Great uead for business.

Sister-Oh Bob, that DR. Scrimp is
mean little fellow.
Brother-What's up with himP
Sister-You know he attended me
when / was i'll. Well, he began to call
regularly after that for another rea-
son-till at last he proposed and re-
iected him. And now he has charged
all those love-sick calls as professional
visits.-Tit-Bi
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-07-10
Progressive Euchre.

SYPHILIS that Harry Scribbler's writ
ing, Kitty?
Kitty-Yes. I'm engaged to him,
yon know.
Sybil-Of course. I was engaged to
him last summer.
Kitty-The dear boy! Iwonder who
he'll eventually marry? - Pearson's
Weekly.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-07-10
Know Whnt Wns Coming.

Ida-You look nervous, dear.
May-Yes. | am sure Dick is going
to propose when we get out on the
links.
Ida-What makes you think so?
May-Why, l heard Dick bribing the
caddy to make out he was too tired to
keep up with us.-Tit-Bit
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-07-10
why the Case was Hopeless.

The dog greeted the customer with
an ear-splitting bark of defiance, and
kept up the disturbing racket until
finally the tobacconist's wife came to
the front of the store and mildly asked
her husband if he could not somehow
manage to quiet the excited canine.
'No," blandly replied the philosophic
man, "it is utterly impossibleJ you
know il is q female DOC. w. Y. Times.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-07-10
A Matter of Necessity.

May-Why did you accept him?
Belle-Well it was so hot couldn't
refuse him with the tragic dignity
that would make him regret and come
back and propose again.-Town Topics.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-07-10

Nan-What is she worrying about
now?
Fan-,Because she can't think of any
thing to worry about-Somerville
journal.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-07-10

Agent-Here, sir, is a book that
should be in every family. 1t contains
a receipt for everything, sir-every
thing
Cholly-cive me three copies. If il
has a receipt for my tailor's bill I'll
take five.-Tit-Bits
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-07-10

There are several states without
debt, but no American city, with the
single exception of Washington, the
local debt of which is an obligation
of congress, State debts are decreas-
ing steadily; city debts are increas.
ing.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-07-10
Self-Ceutered.

Now doth the youthful graduate
Require a larger hat.
He thinks that his diploma makes
OF him a diplomat.
-Philadelphia Press.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-07-10

81 tried to teach my dog to jump
over my leg"
Ibid he catch on?"
"Yes; twice. I've just got out of the
Pasteur e."-Ba ltimore World.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-07-10

Zones proposed to Mary last night"
SIS he well fiXed?"
"Yes; she refused him" Judge.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-07-10

Wed be more contented perhaps.
Know less of Defeats painful throbs,
If we would~quit looking for snaps,
And stick to our regular jobs.
-PuCk
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-07-10
Something Doinr.

"Helen, haven't heard Brother
Johnny for an hour. Go and tell him
to stop ut once. Life.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-07-10
Cost of Our Regular Army.

A million dollars week is the
cost of the United States army,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-28
SPECIAL SALE

Saturday. March L. at Young & McCombs'.
MarShmallows. Saturdays cash sale
price. per pound. 1jc.
Peanut brittle, Saturdays cash sale
price, per poUnG, Dc.
Snowflake brittle, Saturdays cash
sale price. per pound. &c.
Chocolate drops, Saturdays cash
sale price, per pound. i2c.
PERFUME.
Triple extracts. Saturdays cash
sale price. per on. Zoe.
COlgate's concentrated perfume for
the handkerchief, per or, 22c.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Gents initial handkerchiefs, Satur-
days cash sale price, 90.
Ladies' 25c linen initial handI<er-
chiefs, Saturdays cash sale price. Zoe.
Fancy all silk ribbons, No. :, Sat
urday's cash sale price. SC.
Catnation pink soap G. bars in box.
Saturdays cash sale price. box, 15c.
Ladies' black cashmere gloves, Sat
urday's cash sale price. 15c.
Ladies' black and coIored kid
gloves, Saturdays cash sale price. 69c.
Valenciennes lace. regular &c and
Sc quality, Saturdays sale price 1c
yard.
Fancy percales, our regular &c
quality, Saturdays sale price, &c yd.
Assorted china, Saturdays sale
price. Sc piece.
Steel pairing knife, Sc each.
Fancy sterling silver handle mani
cure pieces, Saturdays sale price, 17c
each.
Dress goods remnants, Saturdays
sale price "a off, or 25 per cent dis
count.
Ladies' heeced hose. our regular
25c goods, Saturdays cash sale price.
, pairs for soc.
Wilson Bros fuH dress white
shirts, 81 and $1.5O quality. Saturdays
cash sale price. 5sc.
Mems fleeced shirts and drawers,
all sizes. regular Soc kind, Saturdays
cash sale price, 2jc.
The Zimmerman flying machine
Cllite) &c. Sc, 1Oc. 15c and 25c each.
Wood frame wringer. Saturdays
sale price, Csc.
Patent pillow sham holders, Sat
urday's cash sale price, 1Oc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-28

ever having been recorded before be.
ing $3.50. The barometer today was
but .O2 of an inch higher than il was
at Galveston before the disastrous
storm of last summer.
We are showing a variety of "toI
coats" at s.. $3.50 and so. made I'M
short and medium length, but the
real thing is the L'Aiglon. This coat
is made long. fits to perfection and is
lsimply stunning. SIS 10 SIS. NJ. d X.
Never before have You had this OPP
portunity offered to You. For Satur-
day only we will sell the choice of
SO. Plenty of coats worth SIS and
S25. Don't put this off, this is your
last chance. The London.
Miss Edna Mitchell has been en-
gagged as organist at the Broadway
Presbyterian church. commencing
her duties next Sunday. She has long
been connected with the Unitarian
church, Moline, in a similar capacity.
There can he no good reason for
paying tailors two prices for clothing
nowadays. The new styles and the
at half the prices possess far more
snap and real genuine style than
country tailors know how to sew i'm
"a garment.
There will he a public meeting of
the Mississippi Valley Caledonian
club held in the Industrial Home
building. Rock Island, Sunday, March
?, at 2:3O p. m. for the purpose of eN-
tending the usefulness of the society.
All Scotchmen are cordially invited to
attend. Robert Kerr, Secretary.
While the L'Aiglon sheds water and
does the work of a waterproof coat.
yet it has not that rain coatish'' APP
pearance. 1t is made of fine. soft.
pIiable material. with silk yoke and
satin sleeve lining. has broad military
shoulders and possesses that chic and
style that a spring overcoat should
have. NJ. & X.
Winter overcoats and ulsterS worth
SIS and S25 all go for SO. You have
the choice of the finest tailored gar
ments ever offered in this city. Plen-
~ of Alfred Beniamin's overcoats in
the lot. All lengths, all styles. If we
for SO. You know US. The London.
George Hetter and the sisters of
his deceased wife wish to return
heartfelt thanks to all those who
were kind to them during their recent
bereavement, and particularly to the
family of DR.. j. w. Stewart. Rev. +. J.
Shuey and the choir and ladies of
Memorial Christian church. to Moline
friends and for the many floral
tributes.
Cabiegrams from Athens announce
the arrival there of the steamer Gel
tic. bearing the big party of Ameri-
can pilgrims to the Holy Land, Rev.
and Mrs. w. S. Marquis. of this city.
being members of the party. Some
of them had the felicity of shaking
hands with the king and queen of
Greece. and all were well and evident
" having a good time.
The Adelphic society of Augustana
college has challenged the Phrenokos-
milan society to a game of basket
ball. which will be played March Is.
Nj the meeting of the Phrenokosmian
society they accepted the challenge.
The proceeds from this game are to
he turned over to the Athletic asso-
citation. There has also been talk of
the professors playing the seminary
students some time i'm the future.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-28
The Weather.

Threatening, with rain or
snow tonight and probably
Saturday; colder tonight.
j. NJ. SHERIER,
Observer.
Temperature--At Z a. m. 81 !;
at $3.50 p. M, 33.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-28

scalp-very severe sometimes. but it
can be cured. Doan's Ointment,
quick and permanent in its/results.
At any drug store. soc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-28
High Class Seeds.

As our leading business has been supply the critical market
nearly half with seeds of the kinds and
quality oanab recommends ourselves those who have
had dealings with quality and
consider entirely secondary the CROP DEPENDS ON
THE SEED Poor seeds price the dearest when
harvest the
Market gardeners invited send their and
will will careful
and will be filled strictly according to order.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-17

profeHor (osr iebes Sabr 5tnbiss;
balber nah MDm fdbrt, Sci Der Mbreill
gu feiner Gjattinl: .pauline. ipo fl
,atin ShirH2 Wenn ih ilan Mon
fabre, mliB id bod au9 einsn Gdisn
nitnehmen!1
Satin: s3u mas bsnn9 Du ia
bod NOD bonn pOrigen Sabre br.i
6dirms in Rom fteben!A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11

eSnIurgentenFii6rers 5irmin, bat ft4
nit 83 anDeren Snfurgenten, pel4e
3ufIu9t in ben 8oniulaten IN 9oz
naipes geFunoen 6atten, auf oem cuz
bani54en 9ampfer nPalond" na4
Samaica eingef4ifft.
g 6tff8tutd tro 4e IN a u
ftroGif4en 9 e IN d il fern,
MeIbpurne, 9luftraIien, 10.
g2opember. = Der BON Snbnep, Reuz
@ubpules, mad 2(uflanb, Reuieelano,
beitimmte britiI4e 9umpfer nRlingas
mite" lit an Der &iiite Der 9reitOnt9sz
Snieln gef6eitert. Al Der am 8orb
befinbli6en 9erIonen tpurben gerettet
unb 90 iperben permiBt. Der 9amz
pier ge60rte Der 6irma 8ubbdrt, Ser
fer &c 60. bon W2elbourne unO tpurbe
in 1887 gu glep Cattle On Spne gez
bout. Die 9reit0nigs= =Snieln btloen
cine tleine @ruppe, SO N2etIen nOroz
DItli9 BON NeuIeelanb.
@rpBfeuer in Der 6 b
fpIpnie.
Qpnbon, 10. g1pp. - @ine De-
pef6e aus Der &apitaDt meloet, oaB
Elm 6lG9enraum bon a6t 2tdern 81
@afaQonoon, in Der &upfolonie,
bur9 SSeuer berpiiitet porDen lit. 80
grobe 8e6Gube i'm 6er3en Der Stabt
gingen in ben 6Iammen uuf.
Ttgaro's 8iB6sgter.
paris, 10, g2oD.-9er n5igoro"
bat Elm W}itglieb 1eine5 @tabe5,
Sules 6uret, na9 ben 8ereinigten
@taaten geIanbt, I'm bem 8latte in
elmer NrtitelzSerie ii6er bas 2eben in
2lmerito, bic finan3ieGe uno inbuitri=
elIe StGrte Des QanDeS unb Die nu6r=
f6einli6e 8irtung Der ameritantz
I6en inouitrielIen l1nterne6mungen
auf Die 8ufunft Guropa'5 81 beri4=
ten. 9uret lit am 8. g}opsmbsr an
SDTD ISt USQ 2OuIuIIle upYeIelIl.
9ueIG iber 8eiff,
paris, 10. 9}op,-9ie 6rage Der
66uIo So6nnp Heiff's, be5 tiir3Iid
oom Barrier SodepzGlu6 ieiner
Rennltcen3 beraubten umeritanii6sn
Sodeps bat gu I6urfen @r0rterungen
3piT6en Ieinen 6reunben unO Seq
nern gefIbrt. Dem rMatin" 3ufOlge
IinD 3tps; 8ennita1beIiBer iiber Oieie
6rage oerartig aneinanOer gerutben,
oaB es bemnddit gu einem 3peitompi
5piI6en linen tOmmen piro. 9os
8tatt fiigt 6in3u, baB Prin3 o'Qren=
berg, Baron 3otbIdilo uno anOere
80nner be5 RsnnIport5 ii4 er6oten
bdtten, gu 9uniten gReiff'5 au53uia=
cen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11
Rurtle beritanOiat fid NIT ieiHen
Gohlenar16rrn.

6o3leton 9a,, 10. gopember.
- Die 8o6lengrGber Der 6. 8,Marfz
le'f6en 3e6en gu 5reelanO bieIten
beute gRa6mittag cine 8erfammlung
gu 5resIanb unb bef6lofen, an Die
2lrbeit 3uriid3utebren. g1urfle bat
eingetpiqigt, aue feline frii6eren 2eute
pteber an5uiteQen, nit Qusna6me
berienigen, ipel4e ermittirt tpurben,
unb bic GntIdeiOung Der &O6lenitrite=
GomniIiion als enbgiiltig 81 accePttz
rem.
Die bi5ber nod bier befin0li4en
u4t gompagnie'n bes l. Regiments
fe6ren morgen na4 PbilaoelPAta 8uz
rid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11
Ser rriicn0c 9tnniehrlt.

liner 2on0esberr pieOer auf 8pei
0o4en ausgeflogen. - 3uerit
nu6 g}epzgort uno oann na4
Dem SiiDen.
Daf6ington, n, .. g., 10. g&oO.
= PrdIibent RooIepelt reite um 12.@
20 6eute Na6t auf einem @rtra3u8e
bon bier a6 unD pirb etfpa 3pei WOz
6en abpeIeno 1ein. 2tuBer Dem gez
p06nli9en SroB BON 9ienitboten unO
0eteftip5 nd6m er ben YribatfetretGr
Gortslnpu uno Ieinen 2lr3t Or. 8ep.
u. Qung, BON Der 8unbe5flotte, nit.
3und6it ge6t bic Reiie na6 glepz
0ort, no 6r. RooieOelt morgen U}itz
tag Der Ginpeibung oes neuen 6unz
bel8tammerz8ebduoes uno am NbenO
einem 8anfett Der 6unbelsfdmmer
betpo6n2n uno BEL Der leBteren Sc
legen6eit cine Rebe 6alten miro. I'm
Mitterna6t tritt er auf Ieinem @rtraz
3ug eine ReiIe iiber bic n9enniplDuS
niaz8a6n" na4 Memp6iS an. @r
beriibrt unterpsgs Pitt5bur9, Gincinz
natl unO 2oui5pi0e II. errei4t Y2emz
pbis am 9pnneritag frii6. 8on bort
ans 6egie6t er Iid ais 8oit Oe5 qrdz
iicsnten 6i76, bon Der nSGinoi5 Sem
tolz8ubn," na4 W}ifIiiiippi ND er
flint Sage lang elmer 8Grenjago pbz
Iiegen pirb. ueber OieIe 8dren6ab
uno bic 6tdtte, mo lie lo5geben IoG,
niro ni4ts HGbere5 mitget6eilt. 2lm
19. 3. N}ts. fe6rt Der 9rdfoent na8
W}empbis 3uriif, unb fpir0 am N6eno
jene8 So9es bei elmer gu G6ren oe5
Generals 2ute 8rig6t, 8ices8oubsrz
neurS Der P6ilippinen, beronTtalteten
SSeItli6teit cine 8soe 6alten. I'm
W1itternu6t 0e8 19. Gooem6er tritt er
bic Riifreife nod Wof6ington an, no
er am q, eintrifft. 2(m %. goDemz
Der 6egiebt er ii6 no6 96ilabelp6iu,
I'm Der n5ounOers DAB 6eiar bei3uz
nobnen, uno am folgenben Sage err
f4eint er pie0er in Der 8unbe56auptz
Itubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11
MnLinenrz9rp,eR irinrm Isnbe nnfe!

NelD gort, 10. g}ob. : Der
Pro3eB gegen Rolano 9. M}olineur
pegen grmorbung Der 5rou 8ate S.
4Oams gs6t RAID ieinem Gnoe gu.
Die 2lrgumente Der 2tnipdlte nd6men
6eute i6ren 2lnfang. Grz8ouberneur
8lad, Der 8ertbeioigungs QnnuIt,
bebauptete, Der ein3ige Mann, pel6er
Elm W}otip fir Das 8er6re6en ge6a6t
buben t0nnte, lei 9enrp g. Gornif6,
uno aqe llmitdnoe beuteten auf i'm
aGs Q6Ienber Oes Sites. Staat5z
2tnpaIt Osborne ipottete ii6er bieie
36eorie unO legte tlur, Dab nur W}O=
ltneur Der Mann gepeien iein t0nnte,
pel6er Ous 9tft abIaitte.
9enrp ). 3ogers, S6niegeriObn
Der 5rau 9ote S, Qoams, iit 6eute in
Buffalo geitorben,
(5pGter.) = 0as @eri6t pertagte
fi6 nm 6 l16r Big morgen frub. 6r.
Osborne nirb morgen iein Plaioo1er
beenDen, porauf 3i6ter Qambert Der
cSurD tire oSnitruftionen ert6eilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11
gus Grobr6en in Guatemala.

6run3i8cp, 10. g}oD. -
- Captain Zimmerman pom n8osz
mos : Qinien" 0umpfer n2ucor"
BON 6amburg beri6tet, DaB Der 0afen
pon Ocos in Guatemala our6 Die 6efz
tiqen GrD6eben entldng bieIem 56eile
Der 8UTte 6etrG6tli6 gelitten bat. $50
frii6er i'm 6afen eine Naiiertiefe BON
flint ;FaDen 6eitano, lit Du5 Mafer
ieBt Iie6en 5ooen tief unD Der Stranb
If in 5olge Der Iei5miIden St0run4
gsn6etrG6tIi6 3urijf gepi6en. Ser
Quuf Des 6luTe5 o0er 8ade5, Der
frii6er in ben 6ofen munbete, 1T ubz
qelenft norDcn. Der n2uror" ielbit
nurOe, nG6reno er ouF Der 9O6e BON
Sun 8enito anferte, Dur6 ben Qi6e4
reqen nit elmer me6rere 3oQ Oiden
66i6t 2(76e 6eOatt. Na6Dem er bic
2lnter geli6tet bate unO iih DreiBtg
M}eilen pom Stranoe auf 6o6sr Gee
tefanD, nurDan an 8prD Oe5 9amz
piers 6eftige 9etOnationen ge60rt un0
Gro6e6enit0Be empfunOen. 0}priaoeu
BON @Dgeln unO S6metterlingen liez
Zen fi6 in Der 3atelage De5 0ampfers
nioer. 2(l5 ber 9ampfer am folgen4
ben Sage Salina Gru3 errei6te, naz
rem bort, pa6rideinli6 Oom2lus6ru3
DeS 8ultan5 QuemaOo, bret 3olI
Qihe gefaQsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11
Gs mar 0as etlte
unO if Oas etn5tge
Sfinter5ens- SeirHtittef,

sag auQeublidlib bic martcrnofsH S0merjen beitia
tiQt 6nt3lnouuQtr milOcrt uuO Gon9titton btilt,l
Oh fit ottitber all ben 9uugen, I'M Ntaqtn, in ocH
Ginosneiosu pOcr in auDtrtn Griiien ontr Gr9aE
r,n btfiuOcu, unO 8tpor purb cine cinmalge aHa
fpcnOuHq.
Gin balber big 5u ciusm aan3cn 56teofcl oOH
in cutm babcn Glaic QBoFcr mjrO in DcRi9cH
Minuteu 8rdmpft, Spasms, SoDbreHnu, psrjs
breuucu, 0trp6ftdt, ShlailofQteit, WiorGut,
Gur6faq, Rubr, Rolif @ldbungtn urO aHs ina
ncrlt6cu Shmer3en bciltu
Gs eicbt feiu nuOres osilutittsI in Der gBtlt,
rptI6cs Titbcr uno S6mtr3cr uuO aQt anoereH
maIarii3tu, bli0icr uuD auotrcn f5itbcr unttr Gus
bulituabmc pon 8abpaps qileu 10 raid btileH
piro, ais RaDnaDs Rtaop &tlicf
soc Gents pro Slide @ou ogcu IpotbtttrF
otriauit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11
Cine Sur fit ale

6rfaltunotn 6uftn, puHotn sails, Snfluerlds
9ron6itis Quuqcucut1uuDuug, Gn9ntuur9 OtG
Gclcnfs. 6ffttuDeb Gutjinnun0tn 3bcumatisa
mus. RturulQie 5rofbeuleu, 5rOiDuUocn RopF4
fbmtr,en, 3abni6mtr3en, atbma, SbnerctbmiGH
lett
Gs 6silt bic f6nmmittu SdmcrisH in ,iutr bis
,pan,ia Winutsn Iiht cine Stunoe uab benz
Qeien oicisr aupiqs brauat irgeuO Semana
6bmrju 81 leioen.
Raapan'g Reuop 8cljef 1T cine idcre Sur tic
e6mtrien i'm Ridrn 9ruit uno GlitOsrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-11

biqation So. nuroe Elm Gomite err
nannt, nm ben Superinten0enten 90.
+. 3e6ner 3u beno6ridtigen, 0aB eim
auqemeiner 5trife angeoronet perben
1oQe, i'm Sale Die 218 8eamten Der
ber18isoenen Qotalzllnionen I'M Panz
t6er Greef=56ale, pelde angebli6 auf
cine I9nar3e Site geIegt tporOen iinD,
gum Gnoe bieIer 0O6e ibre alten
Gte(en ni4t 3uriider6alten baben.
6r. 3e6ner mar 6eute nidt in ietnem
8iireQu, unO bas Gomite bat ba6er
Ieinsn Qluftraq noA ni6t du8gefi9rt.
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9EraucnleiOen,
11uberOnuli4feits
SeritOpfung
Mi9rGinc,
SiltoItGt,
9gspepte,
nQe 9e6erlciOen.

Man btadt, bic foIQenOcn Symphonic, ucIbt fd1
bel Grfrautuuqcu Der 9uOouun0s zCrQanc einttls
len: gernopiuuQ, iuucrt @dmOrrboiotn, 9iutana-
brorq mad Dem Rope, Sdure im YtoGtr, ucbtlH
fet, Sopbrenucu @buci9unQ gc0tn Spriien, llnbts
booeu obcr s6ip.re i'm Wagtn, ioure5 Gufitpbsus
oci5ndbttr potr ucrtdrttcr 8crli@aQ, Gmpttus
6unQen gum &utiprtngeu ootr 6ritidsn beEm 2iss
ocn, otid2nd6tc 3enffroft, ifcdcn Ootr @sm'be poa
ben @uQsu 5icbcr uuo bumpir Sbmerl I'M Ropt
moroeIr6cr e6nciB, qclbt oaut uuD 9uetu,
edmrr1tn in O,r Gett, 9ruf unO Ocn eIicOtrna
Slbsli6ss auftrcttn Oon @lBe IND @rtnn,n ins
Jltiit
Giniae Soften R uotpop'g @tGfer beA
ftcicn Das eptsm Don Den ermdbnt'n st0rnngeH-
qrei5 25c. pro Sdodtel. 9oD
Qpot6efern Dertauft OOer per Poit perz
fanot.
strcibt an Or Ruopap & Go, Sod Beg 965a
R,n=gorf, tDcgsn Rotbgcbuu0s ssgua.
%
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WiItesburre, 3d., 10. Sttoz
Der. = 9eter 2enoustp uno 8iftor
3erambo tpurben beute tpeeen Der @rz
morbung 9lnton Sennp's gum Sooe
berurt6eilt. 8eibe Wadnner erf9lugen
SennD, tpd6renb oeriel6e in elmer Be-
DIE arbeitete, nit elmer 4rt, Inn i9n
gu berauben. Der Wfann itanb in
benz Gufe, INNER cine betrG9tlt4e
Summe 9elb Bel fi9 aufiibren, bate
iebo9 am Sage bes Wlprbes feline grz
fparniFe gu 9aufe geluifen.
- Der brp6enbe Iusftanb Der
WeidenIteIler in Chicago lit bur9 Ell
nen GompromiB unb bie 8etpilligung
elmer 2obnsulase a6gelpsnpet lporben.
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9ein uno S6nter5en.

G}totn Ropfitmcr3cn (pb miordrs OOer ncrb6isS
3abui6mtrJtn, Rturalqic. 8beumatismus, 2euOens
pcb. Sdmtr3cu uno ShiUdd)t i'm Sideu, RreuA
pntr Ritru, S6mcrjtn in Der 2tbrGtgsnO, gBaig
ierIu1t @uibntQeu Der gslcHtt uHO S6msr3erF
oucr Qrt ipiro biz Auptnourg Don RaoDop's
S,aop Rtlief uumittClbar Qiuoerunq utpdbrtn uHa
bti fortaticstem gebrau6 tudbreHO iDtniger Iaaa
cine pauernoe Seilung bcnirftu.
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Ghnffre's RIffchr.

@an6ran3iscO, 10. Ropemz
Der. = Der Srunsportbampferr Gum
ner," auf fpel4em General GRaffee
bon ben gbilippinen 3uriidte6rt, fam
beute abeno aus Mantla bier an.
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Sampf., 0affer= unb sSnrnace.Sei5'
auIaeen 9tr rGresctnts" "9ampfttHt, ipt1teut
RoIt fir tpei6s unD 9ta=GpbItn, ipart bic Ssalts
ber Robleu. Ssf.n oGtr art rsparirt unO etans
bert @:tpiFenboit. Grbsit Seine 8e8abluus ilr
g.F6tieune SsrIanot. 6ubbarb 9sotiHg Co., 40
Rorb.g .gaIpsrtsStrabt.
(Ottll, i5o, NO, nj, lIRthb
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Genrr gtritc i'm PantbersGreef>
Shul anneOrnht,

Samaqua, 9a., 10, gaoOember.
syn elmer beutigen 8eriammlung
Der 2r6eiter Der n2eAigb Goal &c Haz
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= 3nei 9ru6enar6eiter, bsren 9}uz
men nt6t ermittelt iinO, Itiir3ten gez
tern gu Mount 9ope, nabe g}orrt54
tonn rs, ols iie nad 6eeenoetem
8agenert aus elmer Giiener3grube 3u
Sage fabren po1ten, 3ufdIig aus benz
6a6r7tu6l auf ben 8oOen Oes 200
SUB tieTen 56a6t8 uno purOen auf
per Stele qet0otet.
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RoSnoSs Reobp Rtlisf 6eieitiot bic ibliu,mFtrs
56mcr3en in elmer big 5u ipuulig Utjuutsn. Gs
1T unnot6ig nod cine StunOt Ha3 Dem 2tieH
bieier An3eiqs Su lcoen an