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The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23

Come to Axes & Sigler's large commiss
ion sale; they are sure Of good buyers
from the east. ft4
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23
Wanted and women as Agents
For Our Seven New holiday Books

all shown in our Combination Prospectus
(S7 .OOl which we will send Free and prepaid
for S35 cents ,stampsl. H1rWe can give
over $500 before Christmas. Freights paid
and credits given. Established l864) Ad.
dress HARTFORD PUB. CO., Hartford, Conn
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23

Remnant sale Saturday 'at9Gates,S&)
Keller's. n 4 s4a@
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23

J..D. Brown has bought Carl Eals' 1850
acre farm in Center towship, the old
Caster farm, paving SIS per acre.
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23

We arr the Oldest smiths in DECATUR
county and are making speciality 81
horseshoeing. We furnish steel ahossi
and corks same as iron. All work and
material frst.class. ~ I, NJ
PICKERING & Son,
..si ~ !. East Side Square.
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23

The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Guild of the M. E. church next Tuesday
evening will be one of exceptional inter.
est, as the ladies will hold bonfire in
which will be burned the mortgage on
the NJ. E. parsonage which they have
cleared up. For the past three years
the ladies have been striving to earn
enough to lift the debt, which amounted
to over $500. j. H. Evans had prom
ised to pay the last $40 of the debt and
he cheerfully dug up the money when
the ladies called on him. Mrs. L. p.
Sigler paid the last dollar of the debt,
as her husband paid the first dollar for
the parsonage and she thought she
should pay the last. The ladies' are
feeling much elated over their success
and vsill shortly contract for a new
carpet and other needed repairs for the
church. ).
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23

@. E. Read, Of Pleasanton, furnished
a!3versatile repor,er on the Des Moines
Capital With column article last Friday
about losing $1,000 in cash and bank
drafts in Des Moines, but the story was
grossly exaggerated. Reed had been in
Des Moines for, a week drinking and
spending money, and had been touched
for his pocket book containing drafts
for qaite a sum, but payment was
stopped so his loss. was not large.
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23

tuesday was regular homesssker's ex.
curslon on the @ and although the
south bound train had two extra
coaches attached when 1t reaehad Leon
it was necessary to transfer one of the
<. q W. coaches to the @ train in order
to accommodate the passengers '@
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23

Jim Younger, one Of the h5ttIj famous .qlm m.eeus
Younger Bros. who was released from,
the Minnesota state prison in July 1901, /,
committed suicide BY shooting shimsslf
through the brain in! hisSrqsn at ST..
Paul lastssunday morning. left 3
letter saying he was tired of1ffe and it
is said the real cause was the refusal Of
the pardon board to grant !, him a full
pardon SO he could marry young wo-.
man Who worked to secure his tgtSass
from prison. and under the lawssof
;Minnasota q paroled prisoner is, not ali
lowed to marry. y; SsAs - mDg
~ S3t ss1 ant j
81 I aidniT
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23

The Exchange National Bank Of this
city has raised the rate of interest on
time deposits to per cent on yearly
,dapasits and 5 rper.ceat on six months
deposits. They have also inaugurated a
2 per cent per annum interest on daily
balances of $4,000 and even hundreds
sYsraging over $5oo.Oo per month, pay.
able monthly, something never before
done in this city. The bank is doing a
very prosperous business, the deposits
increasing steadily, and they carry the
largest capital of any bank in Decatur
county, with responsibility of $4,000,
a. the responsibility of State and Ma.
tional banks is double the capital stock.
The directors of the Exchange National
are Henry j. Vogt, q. w. Hoffman, E.
D. Dorm, Stephen Varga, and Jonathan
Hamilton. ID
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23

/ John w. Valentine, of Davis City, has
been granted an Increase Of his pension
to $500 per month. !,
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23

Axes &, Sigler will buy horses and
mules for their big sale Oct. 25, 1902.
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23

s Up-to-data photo mounts and carbon
prints ,at swearingen's. See our new
double photos too. :
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23
Cloaks and Furs!

The season is in full blast Over 40 misses
and children's wraps sold by us in the past week.
Good proof that the styles and prices are riuht.
You're invited to come and look
Ladies capes :......;.. $500 to S $50
Ladies' 27 inch jackets. 400 to n.5O5
Ladies' as inch coats. $50 to 100
Ladies' Monte Carlos ~. 1000 to 1900
Chdrens jackets ....... $50 to $50
Children Auto coats. $50 to 500
livery complete stock of furs commencinu
where style and durability be safely guaran-
teed. Any special kind not in our store can be
quickly supplied. Looks like the biggest fur sea-
son we've ever had. There's some advantage in
picking early. Well expect you.
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23

FoR sALE.-A Round Oak stove No. Is
wood burner, ts
Mrs. G. P. F1NLEY.
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23

fg, Dr.. Morris, the new dentist has opened
lo@cs in Biggs' block opposite DR.. Sox-
wsrthy's Office.
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23
$500 PIANO PRIZE
The Reporter will give $500 Upright Piano to
ea most Popular Lady in Decatur County for
q .* 49, Christmas Present..

The following ladies have already re-
ceived votes in the contest:
Miss Blanche Downey. Decatur.
Miss Cora Cochran, Lamonl.
Miss Deen Jackson. Davis City.
Mss Mabel Brown, Tuskeego.
Miss Helen Hamilton, Leon.
Miss May Marvin, Leon.
Miss Ollie Roberts, Leon.
Miss Nina Detrick, Center.
Mrs. Norah Gilreath, Grand River.
Miss Dora Farnes, Leon.
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23

RULES CONTEST:
Wilt THER
will be entte edto45u 5uyotes
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23

Il For RENr--A four room house.
j. Z. HARRIS.
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23
Gates & Keller sell shoes clothing and
dress goods at "cst rates."

FARMERS If you want good mard
come to AXES & sigler's sale Oct. 25 1902.
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MINERAL WELLS.

a., clara Hoelzie has returned to her
- AZ Fort Worth after spending two
dies blanche Bell, who has been visit
With Mrs. H. NJ Smith, has returned
:. her home at Texarkana.
y Mrs DIR. Elliott left Monday for San An.
.oplo
Westberford.
Mrs W. W. Howard has returned from
- extended visit TO Dallas.
VIII A. Miller and wife of Decatur are
80 FOR Mr. Miller's health.
Mrs Rebecca MeCailister, who has been
-. suest OF Mrs. Frank Denison for some
Wy Wy bss returned to her home at Gordon
srjss Addle Smith 10 at Loving Valley.
Mrs Nat Willetts, who has been visiting
AZ mother, Mrs. Julia Hoelzle for the past
No W. weeks, has returned to her home In
Ms T. g. Davis OF Snyder is a guest
:, her father. r, NJ. White.
Wood stair OF Palestine is registered at
ne Hawthorn pavilion.
Miss Nell f. Hancock Is guest of Mrs.
hsMf NJ and Mrs. eli Reed Of Caldwell Kan,
We James +. Cox OF Fort Worth, Pat
prannon Of Rock Greek, S. Smitbfield Of
inbHeld. H., and A. A. Sullivan OF Fort
Worth, are registered at the Hawthorn
nayillon.
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day mud are not required 90 wear uniforms.
John a. Robson The London soriologist,
who rs now the guest OF HarFntd university
aud the Twentieth Century club. prophecies
a serious conflict soon in bNaldud between
organized labor and organized capital
The International Longshoremen, Marine
and Transportation Workers association q.
Gently passed resolutions torblddlug The
members OF any craft or class of loug
shoremen workers to enter another craft
in any but his home port.
II Us estimated that there are $4,000
working people Ia the city Of Chicago. ana
the 525 different trades Unions clam ahonL
a. per cent OF that number as mNmh'ls.
About SIS per cent If all tho various crafts
IN the city are organized
Justice o'Gorman Of the New York SUI
premc court has given deelsiCn UNFOLDING
the right of trade union 10 an EMPLOYER
who refuses 70 paw the WAGES or accept
the rules adopted by the labor orsdnza'
ton
Acting on the reports or the German
embassy at London on the progress or
the idea Of n model dwelling for w0rkmcn
ia London. the kaiser has moved the GER
man government 10 promote the bmlqlug
Of like dwellings in Berlin and other Ger
man cities.
me struggle between the Employers az.
ISOLATION and the Transfers union At
Santa Rosa. Cal, which has been n
the employers With the exception Of four
signed the agreement and schedule de-
manded by the toainsters.
The Republic OF Niearsgua Se ~.
American mas pui into enect q ne" ia3 f,,l
law. u provides that gny one NOT hhNln5
500 and being over lb ~ l9porer, anu
must 9a lo Re TP0 Sars Th su o5ec L to
nreyept ylrlousnees md ldieness.
The Jurisdiction ot me Muster stesi95'
Boiiermd kets ssto'il ipn mas ,I,.ie5 In
ca, ana br9hfhes VII w 'staul.1u'N 90
Enrope me 4es"elal'9h glte"uA h1
branches u ,ah i,,, W. ~ dcr., tRs en-.
3t,ont nf uniform rrcnEe laws
defense league Tor emnloTS@- 70 form
Ing az Toronto Canada; me Ain object
Of the league IS 20 place business upnn
a more permanent baFs ana 10 reader
strikes impossible ny nfotlaing means IN
al cases t0r are,tra''t9 a., Meem an equl'ap''
basig Of an matters ~ qlspule co,
The only white lae9I NaNltu IN 9olll =
Africa IS Tor tne ohi'4in,1, az,
pastoral Industries huh9lhg trace nenua
can and emUloyment az from 10 shilinEs
70 u shillinFs ana pence q gay, eA ,..o,.
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TEXAS MARRIAGES.

Round Rock, Texas, October 2S.-Mr
Edgar Hudnald and Miss Minnie Ash were
quietly married at the home of the bride 3
mother at $50 o'clock last night.
Paris Texas, October 21,-J. B. Davis
1Ai Miss Laura Isaacs were married at
Petty Sunday.
u!GTeenyle, Texas, October 20-B. 4.
red yesterday.
Bonham, Texas, October 20-Hugh An.
aelson and Mrs. L. o. York were married
IN this city last night
Mckinney, Texas, October 20.-L. w.
wise and Mrs n, T. Stapp were married
nst night 10 Northwest Mckinney.
Ennis. Texas, October 20.-Alonzo Null
Ssn and Miss Mollie Sullivan, both of
snsp, were married yesterday.
Paris, Texas, October 21.-Dr. r. NJ. Pat.
s .on and Miss Bette Yates OF Atlas
"e'e married In this city last night.
Denton, Texas. October 2o.-Henry Throw
:, ana Miss A. NJ. Markham were married
:, lne county clerks office Saturday.
taylor, Texas, October 21,--Leonard Mil
NJ M ana Miss Daisy Clifton were married
NV. yesterday Mt the residence OF the
''sae rather, Miles w. Clifton.
~ ofney, Texas, October !T.-MnrrIed at
cumberland Presbyterian church on
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CALVERT.

Miss Lucy Adoue is at home after
pleasant visit to Waco.
Miss Ruth Barry of Marlin is visiting Mrs.
C. P. Jones.
Miss Lucy Brown is visiting relatives in
Waco.
The Reading circle Of the Epworth League
enjoyed very pleasant evening with Miss
Matte Iyey Monday
The Calvert Card club has recently been
organized by the young society people Of
Mrs, /. T. fuller and daughters Misses
Msugerite and Mary, attended the Fuller
ggan nuptias IN Waco Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. c. p. Jones visited Bryan
recently.
was held Tuesday afternoon at the hos
pltable home Of Mrs. j. S. Walton The
afternoon discussion was the life aud
works Of that eminent English author,
Charles Dickens. Several interesting pa
pers were read
Mrs. Z. + Beard went to Waco Tuesday
to be present at the wedding of her
nephew, Mr. Louis II. Fuller of Calvert, to
Mss Ruth Egan of Waco, which occurred
at the Central Christian church Of that city
Tuesday evening at I o'clock.
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ers are 10 be discharged as rapidly as may
be practicable and that no more OF thein
shall be employed.
This eeem6 az arst 70 be ungallnnt Of the
men gold beafers. but the case rs not ~
bad as II looks The members OF the Gold
Beaters' union have agreed that when a
girl Is discharged she may have her chDlea
~ the single men among than. " she dies
sires 10 marry aud gave a husband wh0
VIII love cherish anu support her.
What more can y girl gold heater ask
for9 Perhaps the hoys haNe ccncocted
deep dark scheme 70 set the girls who,
they were able 20 support thcmselyesJ hut,
he that as II may. tire plan seems 20 be.
highly commendnble, and II is 10 30 hoped
thai the girls viii not be slow 70 arpiil
Themselves or rs advantages Rcttef--5ar'
bottcl--the loving wife % q steady gptn1|
than tho glories aud emolnnents that come
from personal gold beating.
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CAMERON.

Miss Estelle McIver is visiting her sister
10 Dallas.
Mrs, j. P. Robertson of Brentwood Wis
he'd Mrs. NJ, j. Moore this week.
Mrs, L. B. Lumpkin and son, Horace, are
visiting relatives In Mart.
Mrs. r, w. Phillips of Rosebud visited
Mrs c. c.. Weaver this week.
Mrs. S. G. Little and children have re-
turned from visit to Mrs. Llttle's par
eats In Rockdale
Miss Nell Johnston of Austin paid her
relative here a visit this week
Mrs. E. T. Hobbs of Temple is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Allen Hooks, who is
slck
Miss Edna Randle Of Rockdale is visiting
Mrs, Willie Davis.
Miss Matte Ford, who is attending
school In Bolton, paid her homefolks
short visit during the week.
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A REAL LouRDss eRoTTo.

Water from the Famous Shrine win Flow
In a Jersey City Church.
New York Herald.
Rev. Father r. W. Smith, rector Of ST..
Johns church, Jersey City, who returned
last week from the Holy Land and received
a purse Of $1,000 from his parishlonegu. has
announced that he will spend the money In
ereetine IA the church miniature Of the
shrine ~ Our Lady OF I,onrdea-
The grotto Will be produced az nearly as
Louraes win Cow from the fountain, Tie
water will Be brought 10 this country In
hoeaheads ana made 10 flow by means Of .
Eystem o. gravity pressure.
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Further as to Jonah.

Chicago Tribune.
Jonah's neighbors refused to believe his
story.
How could you live" they asked him.
ION the inside Of whale for three whole
days2'
You'll have to take my word for IT. he
said, with some bitterness. ~ can't show
you an X-ray picture of the whale"
through the ages, while his neighhors have
been forgotten
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New era for Gid Gold Rsatsrs.

Chicago Record Herald.
The New York gold heaters. who had be-
gun 10 fear that they were 20 be ruined BY
female cheap labor, struck recently for
higher wages ana the dismissal Of the
pluyefs the strikers hqVE nzgeet ppen 4
Compromise, Ihef 20 back 10 work With
lhR ,sadsysIaHdipG thai ths .giEl gold beat
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In a Former Existence.
Indre.

Judge.
First Theosophist Have you known smith
very longi
Second Theosophist-Yes; quite some
time. Let me see-I think we were dogs
together.
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,rr1BLrSHED 1883.
gsausaNds SaYhA Hsnrp, rsla-

.t Tyrlf Hostrasser returned
6he ClennesS ,tday after visiting reid.
G T,~oned l. ff-as few days.
III n smith aud daughter. Little
a, ore AZ home again after three
n, ,.isit 10 Huntsville friends and rela-
Vi rfes Rohde and children arrived sun
VIZ ,om Bryan, where they made short
list ,,d Mrs. r. L. Battle left this week
NI - where they will mike their home.
foI ~ pep s. Jackson has returned from
slls Astei visit TO Bryan
itnss EDNA Hill Of Calvert is visiting here,
MI ~ Miss Katie Davis.
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-Thc HiudooE," declared thu returpe4
traveller. shave legend that enee upon .
time fora vhcls year eFery one On earth
waa drunk II nupposa." Feptpged she nts
tie nsu IL the eoyper, mat that r. what
4. astgR Essfgssa ~ - !, ltlHlaEa ArasEleaA
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Mrs Newrich-Mercyl Samuel Is n neces-
eary that we 20 thirty miles an houri
sfr. Nswrich-snut, f3enfistia. Z ~ .Ee
Only 4 Thousand o. 20. .s.....a.1.ns...-sa.r-.
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Dee aaifers Stiftuns.

Cine aus Berlin nod 2onbon ssIansts
Dspsi&e bsiaet. bab 2aiisr @ilbsIm bel
bsr Stiftune elmer Statue Srisbri6s bes
@rpbsn flr bic Ser. Staatsn bon BEN
8stpsssrunb eeIeitst trorben iei. einsn
@sssn.S &aGsus ssssniibsr ben Ro&am.
beau. Statue. Seierlidieiten in Wafbine.
ton a~ussufabren. Ser 2aiisr fol- fi& fsbr
for bic @o6ombenu.D snimalstpsibe int.
reilirsn, absr bic g~rtpartune beeen. bab
bur@ bisieIbe bic i1Iummernbsn @eflbls
Der Dauibatfeit unb Nei8uns ftr Sranf'
reid bel ben Nmsriianern auf's Neue ee,
pedt ipdrbsn. tpesbaIb eS iebr tpinihens'
psrtb iei, balb barauf aud bic beu I'D
amsritanif@s 5rsunbi6at aufs Neue
aufsufriihen, refp. ben 2iebenspirbisfei'
tens Iustaui6 i'm Ani&Ius an ben 8eiu1
bes Prinsen Seinri& nod tueiter fortsu.
fsbsn. Man@e babsn nod sinsn eelin'
ben 3peifsl lber bic S~tequnenabme bts
~amsriianii&sn GonsrsRes gu Oisier neus.
fen Ofsrte bes 2ai1ers. Obpobl Prd'
fosnt 8ooiepelt bic Stiftune angenom.
men bat unb %annebmen fonnte, it sur
auffsluns bes 9snimals in Der Buns
bssbaupiffabt bic 9uRimmune bes Sons
sreRss srforberIi&.
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Tenerfeftes 6pIa.

Das Rsi&ss Rurinsami bat in Riel
@rpsrimsnte nit elmer neusn @rfinbuns
bss Gbemifsrs Sflsbere bornebmsn
laisn, bic BARN bsftebt, SoIa fsusrfsh
40 MAIDEN. Die i'm 8eiiein elmer erobsn
Mn,abl Sa&ueritdnbissr p~sranhaItstsn
nntsriu&unsen Iisfsrten lberraihsnbs
GresbniHs. Die nit SaIsbsrs's Sub.
ians imprdanirisn gi@snt5Iser tpiber,
ftanben cine boue Stunbe elmer farien
BetrolsumFamms, uno 60 mar ni&t bi,
Spur zines 8srbrennunsspro3eFes A.
sntbeden. Sc fino nod umfafenbers
grpsrimenie in Ausidt ssnommsn, eb,
man su einem abidIiebenben 1rtbeiI lbsi
bic Grfnbuns iGreitet. 4assmsin i&eini
mon absr i&pu iebt barlber sinie ~ iein
bab ii& bic @rfnbune i'm RrieesfaQs all
bon dubsrfer @i&tietsit srtpsiien uni
aud iOnft epOasma&snb uirisn tdrfts.
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Gifenbabn Seittabelle
StIaipart, ea6ananna unh &sfern Babu.
SIN Rraft BEN q. Wppember 1901.

S~elatpart, tadalpanna mn kbtftern bapn.
9n 8raft btn 3. NpptmbsI 1901.
e~iDlia-guIabt SerantOn fur Ifp gcri
nm LAO, 3.f5, COS, Z SO, 1905, gorm.; H..
as, $40 unb 1888 @a&mittass. Sir Nsp
gjprf u. philadelphia, UNI 7.50 u. 1905 8crni.;
f2.45 une 3.33 Ra&mittass. 6ar 2pby-
hanna, 6.t0 Rahmittags.
R0rolih -8ir Buffalo um LIS, 6.22 u. 900
Tpr.; t.55, $50 nnt ff.35 Ra1mitiass.
Our 8iusbamton unb 3piG1tniatientn, nm
1920 Mor. unt ITO Na6m. 6ir Sspssc.
@yraeult une Utica, um It's anb 6.22 Mor. ;
f.55 Na6r1ittags. Ssrfeo. SYraeaie unb
Utica 3us um 6.22 Mor. lauft t6elid, duses.
ncumtn Spnniags. 6iir Wontrplf UNI 800
Wpr. Ito une $50 Nahm. 9tGolfpn Nc
spmobation. um 4.C0 une 6.t5 Ratmittass.
Bloomsbury Sibiion-BaIaet Srantpr
fir Ncrtbumbtrlanb um 6.35. zoos Wpr.
t.55 uub 6.f0 RaHm. Sir pipmoutb uni S.f(
8prmitaes 3.40 uni 800 Ra&mttiaes
Sonutae6s8hee.
eabIia -Gir Stem gprf UNI lao, ais
Cos uub 1905 RUrstns; $40 uHb 3.3'
Ra8m.
R6rolih - Sir Buffalo um f.f5, I'M
6.22 Wpr.j t.55, $50 unb ff.35 Hatm
DIoomsbnrg 9ibifinn -8nlaet Srrdntp,
nm 1905 Wher. uue $40 RdGm.
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mteserIase Der u d

@insn sIanssnbsn Gies absr bic Mu'
der baben Der @eianeberein 6robftnn
unb Der beutf6e 8riseerbsrein bon 2as
trpbe, Pa., uno nit ibnen Der tpeitli@e
8peis bes bsutf@amsritaniiden Central.
bunbss eetponnen. Die 8eamten Der
bsibsn ssnannten 8ereine iparen bon
Rsb. s. 9. Sia, benz Brdfibenten ber
gntisS Balloon sligo bes inefliden Penns
.iplpania. bts unssissIiden Spirituoien'
psrfaufs beidulbist unb bon Squire
SOifsr benz gounipssri@t aberpieien
iporben. Der @eriHisbpf bon Wefs
morsIanb COUNTY in @reensburs Dat nun
bic 8srtlastsn sldnaenb freieeipro&en
unb bic Germ Muder ubsnbrein Sur
8abluns Der @sri@tsfoften perurtbsiIt.
Die 8erbanblunsen batten stpei Gage in
anipru@ ssnommsn.. Die gntisS Saloon
2iea bate fdon Bldne for cine aues'
meine Gampaene eeaen bic beutihen
8ereine in ienem EbeiIe bes Staaii
e~nttporfen unb partete init Der Nusflbr'
ung berieIbsn nur uuf bic gntideibuna
Oisiss Istfagss. Sest b~irften bic Wu'
Der ii& ipObI bitten, no&mals ben Sim
ger in ben Bic su ffeden.
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Gin mahrss Wort.

DGrbe Der 9suti&. Nmsritansr mebr
auf bic @rbaItune Der beuti4en Spra&e
eebsn, 70 piirbe ct 6abur1 ttpsifsqos isin
anfsben in ben Nusen oes amsrifanii&en
8ubIiiums erb5bsn. Sdufe pebsn ssbil'
bette Ameriianer ibrem @rftaunen Nus'
orud, bab bas bsuiIhe 8sp6lferuneseIe.
msnt niHt feIter an feiner Sprahe bdlt,
ba is in Der Grbaltune berielben einen
8ortbsiI fdr bic 8ereinieten Staten srs
blidcn. absr au& bas i&eert cine betrS&t'
Ii&s ansabI Dsuii&,M meritansr ni&i.
unb ss ia ibnen barum 30 ttun, fi1 70
i&nsl tpie m6eIih bon Der beuti@en
Spra&s su emaneipiren. Die bsften
Entertainer finb ss fderli@ ni@t, bic
f& ibrsr Mutteripra&e i&dmen. @lr.
ben fe i'm Observation-Disclosures Ieben, mfrs
ben Fe Sottentotten fem ! WiberIi@ IN
IS, ipsnn man fisbt, tpis man&s Dsuti&s
f@ bemibsn. ibre bsuti&e RationaIitdi
40 perlsu8nen. Da eiebt Cd Deutf@.
Ameriiansr. bic ii& tu fdabe balten,
beuti& tu fpreden uno nit eneIif@en
Brodsn nm ii@ tperfen, bic iie in ben
augen iebes rehtIi& benfenben Meni6en,
tpel@er Nation alitdt sr aud INNER fem
mag, Id6srlid MAIDEN mdfsn. Seuti&.
amsriiansr. bic ensIiibes Rauberipslid
i'm SamilisnIebsn Der beuti@en SHUTTER.
ipra&s por,iebsn. itnb uns u~ubsrbauIi&
..Sisr ipirb beutid eefpro@sn." ioIts bi,
Dsbiie isbsr beuti&'ameritaniidsn ga,
mile isin (a.sP. 81
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observation-disclosures.

sluf Sort Daibineton ipurbsn i'm 8sis
iein bss 2rieesisiretdrs unb elmer An3abl
eslabsnsr 9die, unter bensn ft1 Der.
iGiebene 8eprdientanten unb S~enatoren
bsfantsn. boob erfOIsrei@e Bsriu@s nit
BEN @rOaier . Burlington Dsprei.
fioas.6 si&at anssaelt. auf ben borti.
ssn nsuen unb mobsrnsn Ssfunesiperten
iparen fdmmtli4e @efddbe auf ben piels
bsipru@snen Dsprsifons. 2afsttsn mon.
iirt. gapiidn Gbarlss 3. BbseIsr bonn
@sfhas. Department erfIirte bas SD,
fem unb seiste, pie bic 2afetten innsrs
balls elmer Winute un flnf Sub sebobsu
tperben ibnnsn unb burd ben 3idfdIaa
bsim Seuern uisber in ibre frabere &c.
oedts Stsauns surldtsbren. Die 6e.
fGase funitionirten su boafommensr Gu
friebenbeit, obeIsih fe bon p6[ie unee.
ibten 2sutsn bsbient tpurben. Cine balb,
Ninuie nod absabe bss S&uRss bait,
bas Gsi&as feline srifs Sisaune sun
neusH 2absn bsrsits iuisbsr sineenOmrnsn
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inbsB su piRsni&aftIid unb praitii& un'
anfedbtbaren GrfoIaen al osIanaen,

anfehtbaren grtolgen tu gslanDen.
Sect bebauptet ber Sneenieur Ru'
oolpb @utObis in DifsloOrf, er babe Elm
sleftrii&ss 8srfabren erfunben, ourd tpel'
Dies burG sinsn Druid auf sinsn 2nopf 70
pisl glsitrisitdt in betimmter Ri&tun8
motil eema&t perbe. I'M bic ihtpsrfen
RsbsI in iur3er 8eit su s%erfreuen.
SIN Anbetra@t beHen, bab Der 2on'
bonsr Nebsl beianntli@ elmer Der i&uers
fen auf Der DeIt IN unb oft in 2onoon
iebsn 8ertsbr aufbsbt. idrieb Der Grfins
Der an 8bnie @buarb bon England. ber'
fslbs mb&te feline grfnbuns Der 9ebel.
psrtrsibuns ~finansirsn unb bamit 2OnbOn
bas i66nfs Acknowledgment MAIDEN.
for ipsI1ss ibm ipdtsre Gei&ls&tsr nod
banibar iein uIroen.
Ser 86nis bat bic Gsfinbune buy&aus
ni&t leidt eenommen. uno tuenn &c aud
psri5nli& ni@t in ben SddsI 8reifen
ipoate, 70 Bat sr ROD bas Proieit ben
2onboner Gorporationen, Der ,.&opal
Society. iotpie BEN 2onbOner ,.@ounit
Council" boreeleat. Diefelben prIften biz
Glftnbuns uno %anertanntsu beren tuiffen.
i&aftliGsn @srtb, erildrten ieboh. baf
bic praftii&s A~usfabrune Su Disl 9apitaI
etforbsre.