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Mfsifal.
"narken Ye,'
10 the Voice q Ellsworth pennl.


] you will but listen to your friend.
AMI ne'ghbors, they win tell yen how A..
pal Is and aches Of a bad back, the anpov
anei Of urinary troubles, the nervousp..,
the restlessness that como from k,sr..
Ills, can be relieved and cured. Read VII,
one Ellsworth citizens says,
Mrs. PhIlina Moon. residing ON the so,
ry road, short distance on this sias a,
East surry, in the new white cottage ovs,-
looking the bay. Says; 81 read several AZ.
counts in the newspapers about mo,bs,.
recommending Deans Kidnc, rnls 70,
children in eascsl OF kidney and ur,pa,x
diseases. This induced me 10 give them
to my ia.ycar-oid daughter, who suffered
from kidney and urinary weakness eyc,
since she was years OF age, comula,n.
ing Of her back hurting her. headaches
and stomach trouble. She had very g.
we're attacks OF IL on an average Of once A
month, and was confined to her bed often
for q number OF days. When | was IN
Ellsworth enc day, went TO Virgins
dug store and got Doan's Kidney Pil..
By the time abe had taken. two boxes shs
was very much improved. They did her q
great amount OF good, more than any.
thing she ever used.
For sale by all dealers; price 50 cents.
Foster Miihurn Co., Buffalo, n. Y, sols
agents for the q. y.
Remember the mans. Doan's, and take
no other.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-09

The church has grown. The religious
and spiritual condition of the people
has improved. But what has been done
is only promise Of what may be done.
We are by no means yet measuring up
TO what we are capable of doing in the
Lords sertice. but we are moving in
the right direction. Our present en-
thusiasn for missions will not die out.
1t can be increased. And what we need
is a comfy of feeling. a spirit of unity
enthusiasm and love to our fellow men
will bring the latter to the cross of Je-
sus Christ.-Reformed Church Messen-
ger.
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Alntnal Benefit Column
EDITED nv ~Ausr xAper~
n. Motto. "Hslpf.i and Hopeful"

The purposes Of this column arc suecinctiy
stated In the title and naetfo--it II for the mu.
tuaI benefit, and aims 20 be helpful and hopeful,
Being for the common good, Il r. for the -Ofn
mon use--h public servant, puryeYor OF In
formation and suggestion, medium fer The In
teFchange Of ideas. In this capacity y solfcits
communications, and IT. success depends large
y on tho support given II In this respect. Com.
nianicationE must be signed, bat the name of
writer will not be printed except by permission.
Communications viii be subject 10 approval or
rejection by ssa editor Of the column. bat none
VIII he rejected without good reason. Address
all communications 70
TIRE AMERICAS,
Ellsworth, Me-
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR.
Ropie Far the Week Beginning July
I3--Comrnent by Rev. =. II. Doyle.

13-Comrncnt by Rev. :. II. Doyle.
Topic--Constant companionship.-Jo
NV 15-2S: Matt xvii, 20.
No words Of Christ perhaps have beer
dearer to His people in all ages than
the last ones 10 His disciples, 10, am
with you Away" Nor did Christ mean
by these words that He would be In
their me~nories, influencing them and
sustaining them. He spoke OF real
personal companionship that was to be
fulfilled by the sending of the Holy
Ghost, who was to be to the disciples
in spirit what He had been TO them in
the fiesh--their consciously present
helper. instructor and guide.
The disciples seemed afterward to
have had vivid realization of the
constant presence of Christ He full
filed His promise of being with them
always and of not leaving them com
fortress in their own personal expe-
riences. Peter and John and after
them Paul, the apostle born out OF due
season, had realizing sense of Christ $
constant presence. Paul speaks Of
Christ In us" and says, Il live, yet
not L; Christ liyeth In me-" And the ex-
periences OF the great apostles have
not been unlike those of the most iowiy
followers of Christ. All have been
cheered and comforted and filed with
hope by the realization of the abiding
presence Of their Master. in accordance
with His promise.
The eompanionship OF Christ, being
constant, extends to all times In this
life. 10, | am with you Away" He
says, "even unto the end of the world. "
This promise assures us of Christ's con-
slant companIonship so long as we live
in this world. Adversely may come.
and as result OF it our earthly com
panions may forsake us, but not so the
Lord Jesus Christ He is with Us al
way--in sickness, I'm health; in adver.
sity. in prosperity; in sorrow, In JOY
alwayi This fact should be and is to
all who realize 1t a great comfort and
a great blessing. We need Christ's con-
slant presence that we may meet the
trials and temptations Of life about US
and should therefore cultivate realiz-
ing sense of His abiding presence.
Christ's companionship, being con
slant, is assured to us at death. How
this promise as applied to death was
realized in Stephen. He saw the heav-
ems opened and Christ standing at the
right hand Of God" and seeing Christ
and being sustained by Him. be faced
death without trembling and without
fear. Such should be the effect Of
Christ's companionship at the end of
life. Being assured Of His presence at
that time no Christian need view
death with alarm. Death loses its
sting and the grave its victory In the
assured companionship of Christ.
Christ's companionship. being con
slant, extends throughout all eternity
To-day thou shalt be with me In para
disc said Christ TO the repentant thief
and Paul declares that after the resur.
rection we shall be forever with tho
Lord" Thus the chain IL complete
Christ is ours and we are His. here ano
hereafter, now and forever.
RfRLE READINGS.
Gen. xviii. 1922: Deut. XXI, IS
Josh 1. is: Chron. xviii. 20; Ps. xiii
is; xxxvii, Is: Acts vii. $40; Eph- Ill
1921. Heb. xiii. g. @. Rev ii, TO-
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1t Is always a pleasure to hear from a
new contributor, and | have susp eion
that. like "Aunt Dorcas", you may be a
reistion-in- law. AS your letter is printed
with recipe also we shall expect you to
cone agsin.
PRETTY MARSH, MAINE, June ~ 1909.
Mutual Benefit Column
am very auch interested Ia tbls column.
although ! have never before written 10 q. but
as am writing viii send receipt for "Fark Street
Cake" which l never fall 10 have success with.
II It is found to be worth printing VIII send
some more at another time.
PARK STREET CsKK-one cup sweet t,ilk. .
cups sugar, cups Aour. X cup butter, = eggs
whites and yviks beaten separately. ? tea.
spoons cream tartar. teaspoon soda; spice 20
taste. b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-09

Keep faith with all men; keep faith
with thyself. This wins all battles.
even the greatest and last-"Cardi-
gam. by Robert Chambers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-09

Youngwed ION bridal tourl-I would
like rooms for myself and wife.
Hotel Clerk-Suite, | suppose7
Youngwed-That's what. She's the
greatest thing that ever happened
Chicago News
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-09

Life called to rne--a changefui call
OF joy. Of strife. Of woe:
Each day pondered. shall make
My answer Yes or Nor =
Death called to rne-a wondrous call,
So sweet, SO calm, so clear,
did not wait to question ID.
But quickly answered. "HereI"
--EJppincott's.
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The following selection may not seem at
first TO be clear In its meaning, but read 1t
with the thought in view that life is a
bsttlefield, that the upward course means
struggle and courage and helpful sym
patty.
We listened TO man whom we felt 10 be.
with all his heart and soul aad strength, striving
against whatever was mean. uumAnly and IN
righteous In our litile world. II was not the
elssr cold voice of one giving advice and warn
Ing from serene heels his % those who were
struggling ssd shining hel,S, but the warn.
livieR voice OF one who was lighting for Us and
by our Sides and ca ling on us 10 help him and
ourssives and one another.
And 80. weaiily ana hale by It'la, but surely
and strasiily on the wiole. was brought home ~
the Young boy. for the irSs time. the meaniug I
his nfei that It was no fools sioggari's para
aise Into which he had wandered by chance. bul
II BATH hcld ordained from OF OH, where there
were spectators, but the youngest must take
his side. ard the stakes are life ami DEATH
Thomas Hashes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-09

THE SINGERS,
God sent His singers upon earth
with songs of sadness and Of mirth,
Test they might touch the hearts OF men
And bring them back TO heaven again.
The fret. youth. with soul Of Gre,
Held In his hand q golden Tyre;
Through groves he wandered and by streams.
Playing the musie Of oar dreams.
The second, with q bearded face,
Stood singing in the market place,
And stirred with accents deep and loud
The hearts OF all the listening crowd.
A gray old man. the third and last.
Sang In eathedrals dim and vast.
While the majestic organ rolled
Contrition from it, mouth Of gold.
And those who beard the singers three
Disputed which the beet mis ht be
For still their music seemcd 10 starr
DiseoEdant echoes in each heart.
But tho great Master said ~ see
No best In Kind. but In degre&.
gave various gift 10 each.
To charm, TO strengthen, and 20 teach
These are the three great chords OF might
Aud he whose ear Is tuned Alright
win hear no diseOrd In the three,
Batthe most perfect harmony"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-09

He-There Is nothing ike experience,
after all. She is cur greatest teacher
She-And there is no holding back
her salary, Enthusiastically Life.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-09
Advertisements.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
. ---~~>-~-~->J--~.->1>-~-
MRS. HULDA JAkEMAN

Wife of President Jakeman of
Elders Of the Mormon Church,
Salt Lake City, Utah, Recon-
mends Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound For Wo-
mans Periodic Pains.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-09

"DEAR MRs. PIxKuAN :--Before I
knew Of Lydia Il. PinlSham's Veg
etable Compound 1 dreaded the
approach of the time for my menstrual
reriod. as II would mean a couple of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-09

The faithfulness of a lifetime does
not forsake man in his end.-"Types
of Naval Officers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-09

''sister b." please accept many thanks
for the stalks Of southernwood you sent
me so that could have plant of my own.
II was very kind OF you and / only asked
for ''littie sprig".
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-09

Dear NJ. B. Friends:

Dear NJ n. Friends:
All OF you will hear with regret that the
founder of our column and the compiler
of "Aunt MRdge's Cook book" has just
severed his connection with THE AMERI-
CAN. Mr.. Titus, the associate editor for
several years, started ''farm and home
department. which was interesting, but
not receiving the help which II deserved,
IT was discontinued for time. After con-
siderable consultation between Aunt
Madger and himself, the Mutual Benefit
column was inaugursted, and II has had
no more faithful friend and helper than
Mr.. Titus, who. though removed from Us
some distance, will, we hope, send as few
words of remembrance when time Will
permit him 10 do so. am sure the entire
corps OF readers of and contributors 10
this column most heartily unite in good
wishes for the future SUCCESS and pros
perity OF Mr.. Titus.
How many times In life these changes OF
associations and positions come TO usl
How many times we can say:
Tue threads OF our lives have crossed
Aad we said ''good-bys" to-day.
And now on hfe's ocean tossed
Our barks are drifting away.
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M%v.>..-

This signature is on every box Of the genuine
Laxative Bromo-0uinine Tabls
the remedy that cures n e0sa fn one day
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Gen. xviii. 1922: Deut. XXI, IS
Josh I. Is: Chron. xviii, 20; Ps. xiii
1-6: xxxvii, Is: Acts VII. 54-6o; Eph- I'll
1921; Heb. xiii, 5, 0; Rev. ii, 10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-24
Nus Mrbeiter= =&reiiem.

Sn elmer geitern abgebaltenen
eeneinidaftliden 0eriammluna baben
Die beioen bieiisen 8aui d drein r.
Il MONS ben 8orI9lag Der Gon=
tractoren, ben 9lrbeitern einen Mini'
NAL 2pbn bon 35c per Stunoe 81
sablen, auriidsetpieien uno beidloiien,
auf ibrer Joroerung bon 37tc per
Stunbe als Wfinimal=9 obn gu bebar-
rem. Sie Nrbeite1 rednen barauf, oas
Die @ontractoreu balo nadgeben, b. B.
Sieienigen, Die nod suriifbalten, oa
bic Wlebr3abl Der @Dntractoren bic nelle
SObnicala i9on bepilist bat.
SRI. Nellie Gamblers UNI
6err @bm. g. 8arrp, beiot
berporraseno in Union Nrbeiter=Rrei-
len, baben am Sienitag Den 8unt
fiir's 2eben seidioiien. SRI. 2anoers
1T prdIioentin Der Union Der 8 2aunbrp.
Nrbeiterinnen, pdbreno 9err Sarrt
prdlibent Der Typographical llnior
go. l lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-04-24
Yerioual= =Toti,em.

Seute Mittag febrten S Srau 81 d.
q ro 9ieb er nebit ibren 2 iiingfen
&inoern, Serr Carl 8. 2ieb r
unb Serr Mar Suebler BON
Der 8. &ieber Co., ibre &eiiebealeiter,
bon i6rer lan9en unb bob=interehal=
ten @uropa=Geiie suriif.
9ie Mitalieber oes Socialen Surn=
bereins, Serren uno Samen, iiber=
rai6ten eeitern 9lbeno BEN ebemaliseii,
Tim Den Serein uno behen 8e0elben
bpAperoienten Surnlebrer Ser II
Serm. 8 iterbelb unb @emablin
in beren Wobnun9 an California uno
Mi6igan Str. nit elmer Surpriie=
Yartie, Die einen iebr frDbliden Ser=
lauf nabm, obiGon Die bieIieen Sur
ner Den @egsug bes 9srrn Olterhelo
na6 st. 2ouis bersli6 bebauern. sic
tr0iten iih inoehen nit Der sewinen
Soffnuns, baB Serr Sfterbelo aud in
Ct. 2ouis, als Surnlebrer bes bOrti-
gen Soc. Sarnoereins, neue 2Orbeeril
ernten tpirb.
Sn Der &efoens bss Serrn UNI
6rau Senrp 8 Oft murbe geltern
9lbeno beren Sobter Pearl mi
6errn 9erbert 8ertsrman n,
SOhn bes Serrn unb 6rau S 3 4
8erter mann bur9 paifOr gbil'
putt in Die &oienfeieln Der @b'
seIbmieoet. @ls grautiunsfer fun.
sirte SRI. Srma gertermann, al!
8rautfiibrer Serr @alter 8ertermann
Sas junse gbepaar emplins sablrei6
tpertbboae @ei9enfe.
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YOli,eiliaes.

PDl. Supt. s Saffe ipiro jeBt
ener9if9e 8erlu6e MAIDEN, Die Nnge=
b0rigen bes irrlinnisen Paul 5uener=
ipalo su ermitteln, Der ansebli9 aus
Chicago ftammen min uno oarauf be-
ftebt, baB er bem prinsen Seinri4
neuli6 nit einem Miai0n6en aus Der
gerle9enbeit gebOlfen babe. 9uener=
walb 1T bon elmer unteriu6un9s=@om=
rniiliOn fir irrfinnig befunoen tporoen,
oo6 tann sr niat i'm Srrenaiple unter=
eebra6t perben, ba er ni9t in oieiem
@ountp anidifis lit.
Sa Die Yolsei ben unsliidli9en
ni6t auf Die StraBs ieben fann, beiin=
bet iie li9 in elmer unangenebmen
alemme, aus Der iie nur befreit tperben
fann, penn SusilsrtpalO's Gnseb0rise
9efunben peroen.
s. %. McGerr aus SabeD,
Hebr., bat seitern brieflib Die bieii9e
Yolisei nm 8eibiilfe BEL Der @rmitt=
lung Der glnqeb6risen oes Snoianaers
SOuarb $. MOrsan eebeten, Der am
8. Mdr3 D. s. in 6lanoreau, 8.
SafOta, seitorben lit.
8 m noro0fli Stabttbeile,
D. +. in Der Ia6bari6aft Der @ait Str,
9ibertp Str, globle Str, Sprina
Str, Sutton Str. etc. 5pii9en War=
fst unb Wi6isan Str. linb in Der leb=
ten 3eit bon llnbefannten mebrert
Sunbe persiitst tuOrSen. uno Ossbalt
finO bic 10 um ibre Sieblinge beraub
ten Siireer bon sere6tem 3orn er.
| fhlt. Sic tperoen, falls iOl9 cir
Suiibe=Ser9ifter erwii9t weroen iollte
oemielben minbefens bas Sell ber
gerben.
| gu OeflleTl9er, welWe 1UHla9llW
Weiie um ibre Sunoe beraubt NOR
ben linb, sebDren Serr Nugul
Sopt BON No. III g. 9toble Str., De-
bepdbrte 8raumeilter Der Some 8raue
nj, Serr Sobn Sipman BON go. 61'
Sf Ohio Str, Serr Sacob S6mio
bon go. 232 Sprins GtraBe II. u
Sie golisei bat iih iOipeit nod mid
bemiibt, ben Ober Die guben su ermit
teln, tuel6e oieie Sunbe-8ergiftunsel
enttpeoer nit perbre4eriI6en Nebenab
liibten ooer nur. um ibre Nabbarn 81
draern, ausfiibrten.
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Mmon6On : eai6aft.

Die FINITE Sabres=@onbention Der
vSnoiana Nububon Society, bererl
prdlioent Stanlep Coulter bon Der
guroue=llniberiitdt" 1T, bat seltern
in Der 8eriammlunssballe Der Sbort-
ridge SO6i9uls besonnen.
gfad Dem geridt bes Secretdrs
Wiuiam @atIon @Oollen ipra6 Der
Yrdibent iiber Die .3utunft Der au=
babDn=8eieai9aft". ST fii6rte aus,
oab, um Der @eient4aft ben n0tbisen
ginfuB i'm Staate gu beriAaffen, bic
Iusbreitung naturmillsnidaT aTtli9er
GenntniIIe i'm Yolfe boz allem notb=
ipenbis lei. Oils natiirli9e 6olse tperoe
ii9 bann Der Gbub Der @Osel ergeben.
9ie gsamtenwabl ergab folgenbes
Geiultat
prdl libsnt, STANLEY Coulter, 9a=
fapette; @ice=prdioenten, Sannie g.
SaDlor, Sort @aDne; Martba q. Mc=
&ap, Snbianapolis, uno Sulia g.
@ontlin, Beiffielc; Yrot. Secretdr,
@iliam gDation Woollen, Snoiana=
polis; Gorr. Secret1r, Willarb SO.
9annaro, Sotomo; preb Secrstdr,
@eores g. Gp.iman, SrbinstOn;
S9aBmsifer, Splpsiter Sohnion, Sr=
pin9ton; @recutin=@on,it ". 80. 8ut-
Ter umo Sames o. 3inssburp, Srpina=
ton, uno 9. %. Mcgribe. Snbiana-
polls.
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glns Dem Staatsbamie.

8efern wuroen Sen. .=Ioj. Smof
BON Der Snb. G.4.&. fol9enoe iueitere
=Selssationen fir bic @.N.&.=
paraoe am Morsen bss Is. Mtai bel
Der Wonument=ginw nweibunssfeisr se=
me!bet:
80. synbiana=Snft. &anIom Mllen,
M. 6. Sarter, 8. 8. Sbopp, George
6. Gardner, gsla SrOugbtun, gilbert
preiton, pbilip giuel, S. 90. @rm=
itrong unb s. M. Mpers. 1872. Sno.
Snft. q. 8. Cor, 9llsr q. Sarbiion,
Goparb 6. Springer, 6iram gosbp.
s. 2. pests, S. Wl. garlow, Simeon
Srasier, gli SO. parnell, gorpbon ".
Seatb uno SObn g. S'gonnea. 79.
Snb. Snft. @barles s. Manp, Wiaiam
9. Qeipis, 90. 8. $. Ybifips, Sreo
Sartman, perep Sitden, Ssterid gde
u. s. golsn, gpb gOIbel, 2iniep
@tinnett uno @ilbert Mscsain. IL.
Snb. Snft. 80. $. $. Sbanf, s. 6.
Bennett, 5. $. SurOn, 8. s. Glapp.
Sames Wbite, Soc Clinton, &. g.
Moore, s. .. @lenoenin, u. S. Sobn=
ion uno s. @. 9iibop.
Seute gbenb miro oas nit
ben @orbereitunseu fir bic llnterbal=
tungen etc. Der @.N.&. =&ameraoen
beauftraste Gumite Der 8.@ 81. i'm
Staatsbauie cine Sibuns abbalten,
um ipeitere Yorfebruneen fir Die 8e=
berbunG gewirthuns etc. Der ertuarts=
ten sablrei6en @dfe su treifen.
Sntorporirt iuuroen seftern
bic Snterprife Minins anb Oil Co.,
capital $4,000 bic Snoianapolis
gDire anb Manufacturing Co., @api=
tai 100000; bic gepsrs grOtbers'
Co., &o1eiter, capital 5000, 900; bic
gltbarbt grif Co., gltbar:, capital
500, 900; Die nnioerial Waa6ine
Worfs, Snopls. $4,000; bic glarf's
9iQ Manufacturing Co., Glart's 9ia,
Sippeeanoe @ountp. $1,000; tas Sef-
ferian OiatoniRsn
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Saie=SaQ.
u mericanN Nffociatio

American Nffoeiation.
gDie aneefiinbi9t purbe aeitern bic
oFficielle Spiel=Saiion Der Nmerican
9. 9. giioeiation erOifnet. Sier maben
iiA Die 9ooiier nit ben grauern aus
Milmaufee, uno reiIltirte bas Spiel
pie fplgt:
Snoianapolis. 0OOO1013 = 5
Wlilwaufee -. 040000000- A
8atterien-Geflum uno 9enoon; Gl=
llOtt, Mltrof uno Speer.
MnoereS pie1e.
Columbus, g., %. Mpril.
Columbus -. 101 1910 l. 5
Weinnenpolis 5000 5000 o.
2ouisbile, &p., %. gpril.
2ouispille. -. 10OO2 o. 6
QanIas gitp.. 8 l 8 90 4 90 0-16
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9as Sidet:

Staats=Sefretdr g. Storms
pon 2afapette.
&i6ter Der Supreme=@ourt, 5. Si=
ftriet-SObn 8. @illette, Sammono.
&i6ter oes @ppeaations=8eri4ts, l.
9itrict = WoObfin 9. &obinion,
Yrincetou; Bm. s. Senlep, &uib'
bile !; Samss 9. glaf, SnOianapolis.
&i6ter Der Supreme-@ourt, 2. Si=
ffrict = Daniel %. @Omltod, &i3=
mOnO lllris 3. @ilep, Gopler
6rant 9. Sprp, Auburn.
Gtaats Statiititer-8eniamin 6
Sobnion, GOtuler.
Staats=GeolO9e -@iqis 9. Slat3.
leD, Serre 0aute.
Staats Nuoitor S6errid,
bon glOblesDile.
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Smbianapplis, Snb., Dpnnerltas, "a. Mprl 1902
Sir 6 da 3 m ei + e T.

9ln STEELE bes Senators 8eperibge,
behen Masen gu tnurren anfina, iiber-
nabm bierauf @ouberneur Surbin ben
8Oriib.
gs purbe Johann sur domination
fir S9abneiiter sei9ritten unb fol=
genoe Hamer wuroen aufselfellt:
Scat. Il. Sill bon Bloomington.
S6omas 3. MtiQitan bon NepGaltle.
Sacob Soel bon gratpforospille.
Sacob Sher bon Sammono.
Sas &eiultat Der eriten Ibitimmune
mar folgenbes:
Sia 500, Militan AIS, Sper 317,
Soel 297.
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Spanien.
6 OllifOn q uf bober 9 ee.

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Wt al aga, Spanien. "a. Npril.
3wiiden benz Sampfer 8uba uno Dem
Sampfer Iriabne fano cine Golliiion
itatt. Ser eritere fant. Seine Wann=
i6ait unb 118 paiiasisre muroen
bon benz britii6en Sampfer Werillo"
gerettet.
Sene3uela.
& m pf smif9en ben & &es e.
rungstruppen unb ben
&enol tiond dren.
Bort Of Spain, Sniel Srini=
bao, "a. Npril. 9lm Dienifas Mlor=
gen fano smiiben ben penesueliiden
&esierunsstruppsn in Der Stdrte bon
2200 damn unter General &n
@aIfillc uno ben &epolutiondren smi=
i6en San Intonio unb @uanuguans
in elmer gebirsisen 8sgeno elm 8efe9t
ltatt.
General Gaiiillo, tpel6er psri0nli9
feline Sruppen anfiibrte, puroe, na9=
bem berielbe ettpa cine Stunbe eetpii=
tbet bate, i9wer permunoet. Sobalo
Die neu aneetporbenen &efruten bielan
8orfaa bemertten, ersriffen lie Die
Slu6t. Sie Offisiere perIu6ten
pergebens lie aufsubalten.
Die Solse mar, baB Die &esie=
rungstruppen fid suriifsieb,n mubten.
General Galfilo 1T ipdter ieiner
Wunoe erlegen.
Die Situation in 8eneSuela lit ein-
nal tpieber cine iebr fritiide.
Seutlhlanb.
6 a Ter WiIbe I'm Sntereff'
fiireinen Mlco bol W WotDr.
Serlin, "a. gpril. &ailer @il
belm legt srOBes Snterehe an ben Sac
| fir @rperimente, welde nit Wotoret
eema9t tperoen. fir pelAe &artofel
9llcobol als Betriebsfraft benuBt miro
Ser GaiIer bofft, baB tpem Der 9llto
bof fir Wotoren itstis germenoun!
finsen fann, babur9 fir &artoffeli
cine neue gerwenoung seflInoen wor
oen ilt, uno Iomit Der 2anbmirtbI I9af
peientlia sebOlfen ipOroen 1T.