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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-10-31
Citation to Kindred and Cfedinss

STATE Goepsx Of s9S;h ot 6S;c 6Gss9llaa' ,,d~ f's~
BY Jason M. Greer, ESD, Psosass
,Judge.n g. To- 'Hi. nsS;CCOd q
Whereas, 8. Means Beatty hAs 1lede
suit to me to grant him Letters Of Id.
fninistration on the estats and ehects Of
Robert b! Beatty, deceased! i"'am N.bi
These arc, therefore 10 cite and sd-
moniah all and singular ths kindred AAd
creditors of the said Robert B. Beaty,
decreased, that they be and appear befbIs
me-; IN the Court Of Pfobete. 10 b lyold
at Union @. H., South Carolina, on tie
18Th day Of November, next, after pub
lication hereof, at IL O'Clock in Mo fore
noon, to show couse, IL any they have,
why the said AdministrStion should h0s
ba granted. rr tIR i.sr aHa %
., Given under nay hand and seal this
18th day Of Oct. Ammo Domini, 1902.
i"s JASON II. GREER,
s" ''. Probate Judge.
+ Published on ths alst day. :sf Oct.
1902. In TnE UNION TIhEs. 4A-2t.
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Encouraging Words to Farmers

Mr.. Edior: Please allow me a lit
tie space in yours columns, While
travelling as pastor among my mem
oers at Santuc 1 saw crops of corn
peas and cotton which I considered
good. In these days of despondency
among farmers generally, I wish to
call attention to them as a matter of
encouragement, what Que man does
with the same energy and Judgment
others might do also.
dined with Mr.. J. 6. F. Adams
he seemed quite confident that he
would gather23 bales Of cotton from
two plows. He also informed me
that he never raised a finer corn crop,
Being naturally very fond OF the
farm myself, / am quite observant of
the appearance of farms, as I pass
along the roads. Seldom, II ever.
have seen farm managed with
more neatness and taste than the one
belonging to Mr.. J. Mel. FAINT. I
would guarantee that MIR. FAINT has
no need any year to buy but little
tor man or beast on his farm to eat.
| would also feel equally safe in af-
firming that far NOR is sold from his
farm than cotton and seed.
Mr.. w. T. Jones is another man
who takes great interest q the i'm.
proving OF his land. He raises feed
almost in unlimited quantities.
Q. =. Sims, Esq, has q fine farm
near Santuc. A colored man on this
place, whose name I failed to got. is
confidently expecting to gather Is
bales from one pillow. Would you
not call that profitable farming? even
for good year.
1t was my good pleasure to spend
the night with Mr.. Camiilus Johns.
His corn crop is certainly good, and
he Informed me that he expected to
raise bales OF cotton to the plcw.
can truthfulIy say another thing,
did not leave his hospiiable home
,ungry. l suppose full credit must
% given TO the kind woman who
cooks for him for this However.
j. ID. MAHoN.
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ADVERTIsEDLETTERs,

Remaining in the Post Office at q MON
S. O., for the week ending Oct. 31st,
1902. HT,. 'E.'i l'I:
Biers, Mrs Carrie Pool Miss Fannie
Edwards, Eliza Rodgers. Bertha ~,
Eubanks, Mrs Cora Runyan' w F
Foster, Mrs Fannie Sanders. Minnie
Head, Willie Smith. G Z
Horton, Jno p Smith, RI
heasler. james Thompson, Tom
Kelly, F Watkins. Oscar
Layton, Mrs Lottie Worthy, r n
mane, Lula Worthy, r w
Gregory, Mr. and Mrs b G o.
Persons calling for the above let
ters will please say if advertised, and
will be required to pay one cent for
their delivery. 49, is.
j. G.. HUNTER. p. n.
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His Life In Peril.

II just seemed to haze gone all to
pieces" writes Alfred Bee, Of Walfard'
Tex, "biliousness and a lame back
had l1fea burden. I couldn't eat or
sleep and felt almost too worn out to
work when I began to use Electric Bit.
ters, but they worked wonders. Now /
sleep like top, can eat anything, have
gained in stength and enjoy hard work"
They give vigorous health and new life
TO weak, sickly, rundown people. TRY
them. Only SOC at r. G. Dukes Drug
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THE ARIZONA KICKER.
Some More Lively Ifcms From . Hus-
tIinH weekly. 81

Some More Lively Ifcms From . Hus-
thing weekly. ~
ICopyright. 1so1. by c. B. Lewisl
: 1lajcr Underhill called at the Kicker
office the other afternoon to shoot usa
but We happened to be over at Lone
Jack that day. Sorry he missed US. and
no hope he will call again. Always
ready to be shot II notified In time.
Tho Grass Valley Bugle has sus.
pended publication, sAd its-late editor
has gone to driving a mule team. We
hdvo always wanted to speak a good
wsrd fcx Brother watkins,5 and we
shoot 1t OF now. We believe. he has
struck his gait g.. 1rg,s-. = yi,.
A reservation Indian chief known as
He That Weeps got hold Of an -un.
husked cocoanut at one of the groceries
the other day and tried for an hour to
take bite out Of 1t. Ho finally gave
up In disgust and traded tho nut for q
chew Of tobacco. The dawn of civflixa-
ton 10 a puzzle to the red man.
Joe Halton, proprietor Of the White
Wolf SALOON, is a cross eyed man, and
we made mention of the fact tive or
three weeks ago In writing up some.
thing about our prominent men. Joe
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CAROLINA WINS.
Exciting Foot Ball.

The game Of foot ball in Columbia be.
tween the Carolina College and Clemson
College teams yesterday was one of the
most exciting games of foot ball ever
witnessed in Columbia. The game be-
gan about 11:30 o'clock and closed at
with score Of IL to 6 in favor of the
Carolina team. Much enthusiasm was
manifest from start to fuish. Both
sides had their hackers who cheered with
vii! every point gained by their re-
spective sides.
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A 80. Ms - rein
Next to Oetzel's Hardware Store. =
He learned a Great 1rnth.

1t is said of John Wesley that he
once said to Mistress Wesley; "WAy
do you tell that child the same thine
over and over again?"D "John, Wesley
because. once telling is not enou gh."
1t is for this same reason that you
are told again and again that Chambsr.
lain's Cough Remedy cures colds and
grip; that it coanteracts any tendency
Of this diseases to result in penumonfa,
and that it is pleasant and safe to take.
For sale by, F. @. Duke Druggist. y4,I i, /;
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Notice Of Application for Charter

Ihe undersigned will on the 5th day
OF iNovember, 1902, apply to the
aon. M. II. Cooper, Secretary OF State,
Ior charter for the Incorporation. of the
Alpha Friendly Aid Society to be located
at Jonesville, s. G. -
-.,. J. II. FARNANpKz. q,
b.. FOSTER.
This Oct. 28th, 1902. r.
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SHOES

That sold for 81 to 81. .26 you buy or... 76o.
Shoes that sold for 81 so you buy
Shoes that sold for $500 you buy or... 15e.
Shoes that sold for $3.50 you buy It's
Shoes that sold for $500 you buy 32s
.... and on ..t' h
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Just Iin'1iIf'''''''e'''. J I: e
~ tar ..rare. -
hos. -,t@N '.J


~ Our large lin. Of Sample 1Aoss for Infants.
children, boys, gtrls old ladaso. young 1adiss,
married ladies, single lhdteo old mon and
young men have tuot arrived I'm time. all q
" htch you can buy at the same price 40 paid
by merchants witch sStlA b great saxins IN
dollars and cents to you.
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ANY CHURCH or parsonage or nv
stltntion supported by voluntary coutri.
1uhon will be given q liberal quantity of
ever they paint. W ''N =
NOTE This has been our custom fot
twenty-seven years; any building not sat.
lsfactorilly painted, will be .repaipted at
our expense; about one gallon OF Linseed
Oil to be added to every gallon of the
paint to make ready for use; it's mixed
In two minutes, and cost of the paint
thereby made less in prics than :. any
other. Yearly product oyer one million
gallons. - TT : IN 2
'Lobgman & MARTINEZ. -sas.. $
sole Agent 5. J. H. Howell, Kelton, s.. C.
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Now is Your Time to Lay in Your Shoes
For the Family. p. y. =, 4

f. Come early and got the pick. we also
have a complete line OF Dress Goods
Trimmings, Millinery, Clothing, Ladies'
Coats and Capes, Mems Hats and Caps.
Trunks, Valises, and in fact anything in
the way OF wearing apparel Conneso I
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Special Advert tisemenis

, Notices will be inserted in this column at
thc rate OF q words or less for 25c one issue.
Iour issues for 75c. Additional lines over
twenty five words SC q line.
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0FFICE TO RENT-IN CENTER
Oof town, on first floor.
49, 5. NJ. Rice, Jr., E. U.
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The Continental Plant Co., Kittl ell.
N. O., are the largest shippers Of straw.
berry plants In the world. All desir no
10 grow this lUcious fruit should w,ite
for their fall catalogue. See their adj.
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"ANTED- AT ONCE, 1,C0O
W pounds Beeswax. Highest price
paid. Union Hardware Co. a.
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"A Hard Rlo-

4he manager was mad clear through
This Is tho Last time" be. cried,
that I'll ever let lot of freaks intt
any theater Of miner TT
What seems to be the treubie7" m
CURED the treasurer Of the house as no
nnished dustins the last seat I'M the
front row. -
trouble! Why, the curtain fell down
.ast night and struck the man with
the granite head-and I'm out q ton
dollar curtain poler'-Cleveinf,d pfain
Dealer. ... ~ EErp, ) t. :. -
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ERESH GROCERIES COMING
4 and going every dav. Country pro-
dnce n speciality at III. L. MADRY's.
Enterprise street. 43.I,r
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Mr.. John Calhoun, miner and pros
pector, informs us that. he has discov-
cred solid ledge OF gold seven feet
thick nnd a mile long on one Of our
mountains. and he thinks we ought to
be- worth $4,000. .Oo0 ut the end OF q
year or so. We have always wanted to
sit In q poker game whore, tho ante
was IS. and perhaps things are coming
our way. n. QUAD
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Some unknown PERSON In Nebraska
has gone to the trouble Of writing us q
letter to say that death IL on our trail
and that Wa won't live out hall, our
days, and . postal card from, ptah
warns US that our time limit has been
set at Oct I. We always Ike to have
meshing In prospect dnd our thanks
are 0u0 70 Doth writers. r.f N1~a@
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ITREFnZE5R.

u, ~ The 1ews,sr. = - :. !
u q nor receiving bis Gns ssock Of fsn'
ssaa, watch tbs spstS for bargains /.
Watches, clooi<s, -. ~, -;
JeweIry, SHverware. :.
,.i r and Silver hQvelties.
F4EsT GOODS AT Lowsr fs,cns
Saq 81. -Arl- ".emst
. TREFzER'S, =.
.bgd ysdIx7THE WoxD.a s4oaA
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WANTED-2,0O0 CEDAR POSTS
w 7feet long that will square iuches.
Apply to T. q. DUNCAN at Union Cot
ton Mill Office or l.. G.. YOUNG at Bnf.
falo 40
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H SHOT s1 BULLETS ALL AROUND us.
got mad about II, and Monday last he
entered our sanctum and shot six bul.
let's all around us. We now insist that
he is not only cross eyed, but hs can't
shoot for shueks.
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WANTED, 900 CORDS OF WOOD
~ cut at once. Apply to f. NJ.
Adams, Adamsburg, s. G. 4l-tf.
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THE LEOPARD'S SPOTS, A
- Speckled Bird, by Augusta Evans;
Gahrial Tolliver, by Joel Chandler
Harris, The Virginian; The Two Van
Tevels; Donovan Pasha, by Gilbert
Parker; Miss Petticoats and all the
latest looks Of the day on hand Of will
be procured at once. H.F. SCA1rE.
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FOR SALE-A GOOD MULE.
M. w. Bono. Al
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"A LII PERSONS OWING ME BY
AAnote, account or otherwise will please
Call at once. N. w. BoBO. II
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HoUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE,
49, l will sell my household and kitchen
furniture at auction at the Court House
Monday, Nov. 3rd. Come and secure
bargains. Mrs. JEANETTE WALLACE.
1t.
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bic 5trifer Der GntT6eioung bes
S4iebsseri9ts unterperfen tperOen.
S4re 5ii6rer ertldren, es niirbe Elm
WOrtbruh iein, tpenn iie ftd ieBt pei>
gerten, Die @nti6eibung gu aceepttren.
Der io3ialtittIde 0eputirte 8aslp
bat 9rn. 2agriIiere, ben Hebatteur
zines 9Prppin3iaIblattes, gefDrbert,
neil beriel6e 8aslp's 9altung be3iig=
lid be5 Stritss trttiiirte. 0as 9ueG
ipirb pa6rIdeinIi4 morgsn frii6 itattz
finOen.
8egen Ous frun30iif6e
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ruanti6es @ebtet an bas SpnDitat
perpd6tete, ma9te uber banit ipeber
auf bic Regierung bon 8olipia, nod
auf Die amerifanii9en 8riinber irgeno
fpelfen @inDrud Seit 8eginn bieies
Sa6res aber bei6dtttgr fia Der gr0Bte
She'll Der 6ieiigen 9reie nit Der Sra
&c, unb 3ipar nit .itetgenber Grbittez
rung; Die Sa6e fam AUDI in ben
&ammerr1 me6rere Male 5ur Spra6e
unb bic Regierung 1purbe beIdulOigt,
bic nattondIen Sntereifen ialper 81
perna9ldIiigen unb unter benz Gin
fluife Der Gegierung bon 8aI6ingtpn
gu te6en. Die braiiIianti4e Segtez
rung fa6 ii9 ge5nungen, BON 8oA via
entI9ieoen Die Qlufbebung bes Der
trays nit benz amerifaniI4en Spnoiz
fat gu berlangen.
8plipia antpprtete, es t0nne allein
ni9t bon benz 8ertrage 5uriidtreten,
8raIilien miiFe 3uglei8 aud bei'm
decentralization Snnbifat, be3p.
BET Der nprbumeritaniI6en Regierung
ooriteaig tperben. 0ieIen 4at6 befDlg=
ten Die bieiigen 0iplOmdten, iinD aber
Bel ben 8ereinigten Staaten i4le9t
dngefommer unb 3ogen milbere Sat
ten auf. 0a fie nun ni9t tpeiter berz
iu9ten, bic bolipianif4e Regierung
3ur Nuf6ebung bes Ncre 8ertrages
gu 3rpingen, 10 lit Der neue PrGitbent
bereits Ie6r unbeliebt getporDen, uno
beIonoers in ben 9ren3gebieten 1T bic
@rregung groB. SSn3piIden traf Der
N6enteurer 8dlpe3 ipieOer in Der
6auptItaDt bes Staates Qma3ona3
Elm unD tparb unter ben Iugen Der
8e60roen cine 8anbe CUR Gro6erung
bes 2lcre 8ebietes an.
Sein grogrumm mar, nu6 Der
trei6unq Der boliDianiI6en 8e6Oroen
ben oben erpGbnten 6reiftuat 3ll
qrin0en uno bieien bann ben 8ereiz
ntQten 5tuaten BON 8rd5tlien an3uz
f6lieBen. 8olipia bat bereits meRrere
5ruppen 2(bt6eilungen nad 2lcre gez
Ianot.
8eru'8 neues 8abinet.
Sim u, 9eru, 6. gtop. = Die W&itz
glieoer bas BON Gugenio 2urrabure=
llnanue gebilosten &abinet5 itnD perz
eiDigt nprDsn. Die YortefeuilleS itnb
Dert6eilt lpie foIgt: 8abinetszPrdiiz
bent unD M}iniIter be5 Nuspdrtigen,
@ugenio 2arrabure llnanue; W&ini=
ftar oes Snneren, Or. 9tafael 9illoz
nueba; SSuiti3miniiter, Selemacoo Dirt
bueIa; 8risgsminiiter, Gommonoeur
Wanuel u. 8iQaoicicencio; 5tnan3z
mtniiter, 9ablo Surria; Winiiter Der
0ffsntliden 2(rbsiten, Or. 9aOiO
9Rdttp.
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eeeit IN 0nuiiiana.

g1ep Orleans, g., 6. gOp.
= Die 2sgisIutur pon 2ouiiianu bat
in iArer leBten SiBung ben 8ei9luB
=. 6rantrei6's Qbtretung bon
atiiana an Die 8ereinigten Stuaten
i'm 4pril 1903 81 feiern. Dieter 8ez
idIuB perbunfte benz l1mftanoe iein
gntiteben, OaB Die gu glei6er Grim
neung arrangirte ct. 2ouiier glusitelz
lung bat peridoben perpen miifen,
unb bas dllgsmsine 9efiibI bubin
brdngte, Den tbutid4li6en 9eOenttag
in ridtiger 3eit gu feiern. WapOr
gupbebielIe bat BON Der frun5Diii4en
3egieruns Nadri4t er6dlten, Dab
bieie bon Der 5eier in Retp Orleans
aenntniB nimmt unb baB lie einen
9ertreter entienben tperbe CUR 8etrdfz
tigung Der, 6ranfreih an Die @ereiz
nigten Staaten feiTelnben 5reunbz
I6aft. 8enn 2outiiana bamit elm
perItanben 1T, tpirb fi4 in qdris ein
eigenes 5eit @Omite au bieiem 3tped
bilben-
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gtls 9efrauOaut in 6aft.

Soronto, Ont, 6. Nop,- Qlfreo
Wc0ouga[, Bis Dor 8ur3em ais 60
licitor i'm 9ropin3iul S4aBamt an
geiteGt, tpurbe beute friib als 9efrauz
bant Der6aftet. gr iit bef4ulOigt,
Brooin3talgelber i'm 8etrage DON
$650O geItobIen gu 6a6er, uno auz
Berbem IoG Elm peiteres 9efi3it DOH
$4,000 in feinen 8iidern entoedt
norben 1ein. Seine WlOgeleien eritret=
fen fi6 iiber eine &ei6e bon Sa6ren.
allein erIt Dor etlpa einem Monat
ibGptte man @erba6t gegen ibn.
W3c0ouga1 mar friiber cine 3eit lang
1litglieb bes Aieiigen Sta0trat9s.
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germiidte telrqrnp9iide 9eprideu.

- SSt etller TdlI1eret urter Sez
truntenen, Die in Saranacz2ate, g.
g., 1tattfanb, bat Sobn Wtoonep cine
6ruu, HamenS 8aIIetto, erI6ofen,
feline G6peIter tDotli4 Dertpunoet
uno Syobn Mc2eQQn Dur4 bic Gun9e
gsI6pifen. Der QeBtere pirD am 2ez
Zen 6lei6en. MoonsD unb Elm Y}ttz
i6uGbiger oeFeIben, @6drles W}errtQ,
fpurDen perbuftet.
= Sn NaI6piQe, Senn., gingen gez
tern bic yW}obel 6lour W}iu" unO Elm
nebenan liegenoer @etreiDe : @leoator
IT. 5lummen auF. Der 8erluit mirO
auf $24O,OO0 gei4dBt.
= Der 6armer @aIIius Sargent
aus Morris, in Der @egenO bon GoO=
ferstopn, R.zg., puroe our6 einen
umitiir3enoen Selep6onpfoiten eridlaz
gen, BEL oeFen RieDerlegung er belfen
ppllte.
- Der in @ictoria, 9. g., anges
fommene 0ampfer ,S6inano Wlaru"
bat bic Nu9ri4t bon Dem am q.
@eptember in 8utdang, G6ina, err
Tolgten Sobe Der W}iIiiondrtn s. 8.
6eB, Der Satin oes gfep. 9eB bon
Osborne, Obio, iiberbrudt.
= Dem 5armer W}i6ael Qeoine
in @ol6eiter, Conn.,, tpurbe aus Dem
3immer ne6en Ieinem @4lafgemu4
bur8 @inbre9er, pel6e Oas 5eniter
eingeDrutt 6atten, Elm tletner 9eIoz
I6ranf entfi6rt, in peldem iid elm
8etrag Don $1100 befdno. g&a4 ben
0ie6en miro bergebli4 geiudt.
= 2(us Dem @efGngniB BON Sumz
nit Gountp, in 2ltron, O6iO, itno
pieDer bret 8efangens entIprungen:
SyoIep6 @oD, Wm. 8lod unO Malter
Molf. Der 2eBtere mar idon einmal,
am .27. Geptember, in 8eIeQf6aft BON
feds Q(nDeren aus Demielben 8efdn9=
nib entIprungen.
= 2(uF bem 9uoIon 9ampFer
,RaaterstiG," Der Dur4 0e6el BEL
GatstiQ 3urit 8e6alten purOe, bat
Der Neger 2lrtbur Song O0n Hr. $40,
Meitz59. StraBe, g}etpzgort, auf ben
S6erto4 bes 0ampfers, BarOpeG
Ban Bergen aus goriudie, geI4oFen
uno oieIen t0Dtlt6 DerDunoet. Song
befinoet ii4 in 9aft.
= Sn 8ifmonO, 8d., bat Der Sa>
bafs6Gnbler 2eon 8. Strouie feinen
freipiQigen Bancroft nit 1855, ,543
2lttipa uno $30O,599 qoifoa ange=
meloet. Inter ben ungeiiherter
@lGubigern befinbet ii6 aud Die Rep=
Oorter 6irma 8olomann, Su4s &C.
60.
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Orl19t 90
nOa S9arpianes
Union Trust Building,

GbarIes' uae Taprtre'StraAe.
| 3apttaI unh ilcberfdbua. 49,. 81. 100000
elsrt .tn aGLasmsines gur!' uno 9rufsSsn
l6dit.
9r.i TrOJsHt 3iuisn bt3abit cuf Hil0nleH,
| btt ouf Gbtfs as3oQtu tDerctn
SeitsSsp0FtsR iu ip1IsatS Ratta dROsusms
| men.
GpdrsT ep0rteIdcnS.
Ginlupen i'm Spar Stpart:nTtat. BEN sss
D5bulibtH Sparbar,sRsq squlatioRtu uRttrtuoss
fen sriplni4t 9rojsrt 3initn b:labt.
Sift Gompaonit 1T EN- otiisliass StpoFtos
rium fir sJones in Sdnptn pUn Iruitee8 Ebr
9efaments golftrtdsrn, folpie alIe 6taats' nus
@erid)ts sStamte
ginbrs4rF4r. @ep6Ibs, Rdfsr $3.50 Dis
$50. 90 prD Jabr.
George Slasiffpnes mRiIee III bite tie
Brdfioent SicesgSdf.;
q barles =. Srane, Ricbare 9. SeEman.
4. 8tcesBrdf.; SefS. nab SGoem-
Gretnfips 6 omite:
ReIIoa gerin, 6tbmour RanbelAoum,
GDeslep ID. oltr GrHeft 3. .&naht, IT,,
6. 9. 5uHtiHs. (aneA,l5)
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gnm ben gbiIipbintn.
MaBregeln 8sgsn bic Drp6enbe SUM-
gersnotb. = 2lmeritaniI6e Sage
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preiie a6gegeben perDen
oyn 6olge elmer blutigen 4ffaire,
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6en ge16poren baben, militdriif
iibernQ6&n 3u lafen.
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Die our4gebrannte Satin be5 Sbeaz
teroireftor5 9tooIp6 4bilipp unb
i6r Qie66aber 6rant Grluu in
G6icago feitgenommen.

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Hu6mittQg puroen 6rau Sba 9biz
lipp, bic 8attin bes 5beaterOirettor5
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mania S6eater" in g}en gOrt, Der
felt einigen @o6en i'm 8uI6 r3empte
Of W}uiic" feline ieIbitOerferti9ten
9olfsItife 3ur Quffubrung bringt,
fonie 1Srant Grlau, Der friiRer Der
96ilipp'16en Sruppe angeb0rte, ieit
einiger 3eit a6er in g2r. 722, Beit II.
@troBe, ba6ier, cine Nirt6I4aft Be-
treibt, unter Der Nnflage bes G6ez
6ru6s feftgenommen. W}an 6ra4te
fie na9 Der goli3etitation an Der Dit
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bic n0t6ige 8HrgIhaft auf3utretben.
Sic muBten nod 6eute Dor oem Rt4z
ter 3erIten erf6einen, nm ii4 gegen
Die 8ef4ulbtgung, tptberre4tli6 als
Mann unb 6rau 3Wammen gelebt 5u
6aben, gu berantporten.
Wie 9rn, 96tlipp'5 QlnDalt ertlGrt,
ntrb gegen bic 5rau ferner Die 4nz
flage er6oben perDen, i'm Wtat b. S.,
als fie t6ren 9otten in Nep : Yorf
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TRACE BON $4,000, iOtpie 9iamanten i'm
Wert6e ppn $1,000 mitgenommen gu
6a6en. gtpa Die 6Glfte bieier DID
manten bate iie Bel 1i4, als tie in Der
9oli3etftation erf4ien. Sic 6e6auptet
a6er, baB bieielben i6r periOnli4es
gigent6um ieien.
2lDolp6 96ilipps bat feline 6rau Dor
II Sa6ren in 8anbs6ef, BET 9amz
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ge6eirat6et. @r mar Damals Operet=
tenIdnger, pdbrenb iie als 8alettdnz
3erin qrDBe Srtump6e feierte.
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