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PLEASE ADVISE undersigned OF where
ahopts Of the widow aud child OF John
Peter Conger, the child being about q
years old when Its father dtcd, lhe
widow Is thuught 10 have rcmAlJied Al
dress Miss Georgia lsaker, Pasadena,
CaL
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

S>AS>SNi AAmal1z1sz. TWENTIETH Centu-
w lIl8tT ~ Lodge No. 510 l..
e,SkSetN - 4f553&S9f( q. o. f.; regular
- 1fsNKss> meeting tonight at
- q ~ tE=S 1880 Red Mems hall,
Sr522lL.lHyctESSsg 805i4 Main street. II.
inr serretarv
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sssssti ,%saaa''5EATH ROLL.
TEXAS si7rRk Tanner.

TEXAS SEcIk Tanner.
Experienced ne i6-year-old adopted son
CIVIL or erii Sanders, OF 2604 Pease
walcemen "a $50 yesterday morning.
.afe, take place from the resi-
sstest, p. m. today Rev. II. ~.
-ng, lnterment IN Evergreen
deceased was an employee Of
.8ers furniture store before he
MRS a. sick.
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rTHE NEGRO NOT A REASTF'--lf vc1
hate no LEGAL agent send 30 cents for
the author z. n. Mlnfree. Mont II \.
yleu, IeNss IO5
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a eIrth.

to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schroeder,
S6,'ngress avenue, u boy.
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MRS. j. 4. LOWENTHAI.. manicur,
rassage and sralp treatment; spn- |
ldtcs 10 ticket customers, AT Ha,ate |
500 Main tbs
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SEND iOc for latest issue TeKRs mafTino-
NAL and correspondence paper plainly
seated al Texas people, T. Ban ROx
6ai Houston, Texas lOG
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TRY "Ergelln" for Indigestion. pure veg
ctahle natter cures cure; put NJ IN can.
sules or loose powder. Wendes & kncp-
nick r. q. Box G22 7
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SEWING MACHINES epafrcd amy make
or condition; ! am not an agent hut q
factory expert; all work guaranteed.
Hickman, 1910 eapltoL
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III II. NORTY & CO.. contractor, couid
iering nud brick Wctk. Old
1916 Houston avenue beaver,
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fHE REST SToCk SADDLES made 61
w Hess, III Congress. next Ihe6.
heilef. "
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BRICK WORK, sidewnlkle and crown OF
er setting, masonry Gin ~ fancy che
~ n, Borden. cUntrafwn OF white plush
both phones ana large green
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LADIES taken before nnd dnrine ron6ue-
nent; Infants adopted; doctor and nurse
furnished: terms moderate. Address box
sVe. batlAh' lfAas 1913
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Neatly furnished front and
south rooms; hot and cold bath, gas ana
all modern conyeniences; new house anu
furnishings within walking distance and
on Two street car lines. HOG Dallas ave
nue.. ,
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OPIUM, morphine. whisky habits cured,
The original aud only Matthews Home m
Texas viii cure amy case Ia ten to TWEEN.
~ DAYS without pain or Injury to patlent;
deposit your money ia bank, pay when
patients expenses white here: also rail
road fire both ways; best references al
dress 'rhe Matthews Homo, Harvey
u. Matthew'S, ~ p, superintendent, 800
lay avenue, san Antonio, Texas ff
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6xs By SD" Stoves and Ranges
iion snsst Prize, Paris, 1900, Buffalo.
and ey
beat +
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Elrst Dance Of the Season.

First Dance Of the Season,
rhe board Of directors of the Houston
plyein decided at their last meeting to
TeXas.-st dance of the season on Fri.
WANTTp october 3, from to for chill
MAN fdn D TO II for members only.
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WILLIAM II, WEST, z. vas ssnsy ,,, nci
eountant ana auditor, Ex5me ereation
partnership Adjustments, felt ana was
ells hnll5lllg, san Antoniyet. with em-
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s. o. COTTON Al combination,
accident ine,,an. ning was most de
syenne Miss welch fully de-
7s-7I;Iy5777-77-77z-- encomiums which were
mn - ~. 49, -
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Married.

GT9ndall, Married.
-" ,,, Nil, " Moss aud Mrs Pauline Rob
r mitnv,, nltly married yesterday even
.GIeIeneetiey. j. E. Green officiating.
WANTED at their home. 26aS Austin
construc'October Is, 1902.
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NICELY furnished front south he'd room;
all modern conyeniences. SIS Main street.
i
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20 TO wApLEs Medicine store. You
can always tind It there IL
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FOR RENr--A south room, with all con.
xeniences, near business center. SOC
Rusk. :
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FOR RENI'-,rw hye.room cottages with
bath, near Katy passenger depot A II.
Amerman, 50 Ceilings place; old ph0ue
6UI. .
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TYPEWRITERS.

$40 FlPEWRITER, little used fog saI,-
cheap !. Il. Adams 1908 Hnsk sang
BLtckENeDERFEK TYPTNFT Si.T1S,,--,-,;---.
easy payments; $40 cash M ~ on
month % responsible people Of thoss d vs.,
furnish good references W. n ltus Wy
9eperal afeni Tor Texas. Arkansas. ino,sn
anu OKLAHOMA TERRITORY ~
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THE Undersigned Is prepared to furnish
limestone, rough or cut; write for prices.
trancls Flscher. Austin. Texas II
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PROFESSIONAL.

GASOLINE STOVES repaired and guaran
teed. Hlckman 1910 Capitol, new phont
loU3 Good heaters ana gasoline stoves
for salc cheap, 81
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TIE ONLY KELLEY INsTITTTE IN
Texas oklahoma and Indian Territories
for The cure OF whisky morphine Ia.
calne and tobacco adilctlons II NJ
heIth, Belleyue Place. DAllas TAxns 100
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-10

The old year. we call Il old, but
a. we look back il seems such Q
short time since il came. II was
new then. but we call It old now
and Il has gone and another has
token its place.
We will not meet the newcomer
with wonderful resolves. for well
we know the shy old fellow. just
leaving. has given him the record
Of the broken vows. 70 solemnly
pledged. a year ago to keep, They
were like souvenirs from q glass
blower IN the hands Of children.
W. like pilgrims, count the r..
ceding years Is nile posts that
warn Us Of the completion Of our
jour"e We will moi, waste time
in : our inability tO do
iii. m III I while our years have
b ~ II ppurg ir' M us They are
gont; ia We have lost whatever
We tailed to gr,sp while they were
going. Let these opportunities lay
where they are buried Why drag
them to the light and let vsin re-
gre,s absorb our minds. hindering
us from g,asping those offered u.
TO day?
Have no thought of the future
is but a warning to rs to borrow
no trouble, When we look at the
question squarely. we may well ASK
ourselves. why fret about the fu'
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-10

and not finch. II never knew
remarked Q friend, who had passed
the fifty mile post what living
meant. what Joy I had been miss.
ing. until I began living one day
at . time. Let 10 ask for strength
each morning to meet the duties Of
that day and let tomorrow alone a.
We may not live to see tomorrow.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-10

chairman, Miss Fannie Taylor,
present and the absence Of the di.
rector Miss Allison assisted with
the roll call and minutes. Current
musical items were the responses to
roll call.
Miss Bessie Alison read Q paper
on the Lille and Work Of Schu.
manu." which received much f..
voratie comment for its excellency.
Miss Mary Tippiug's sketch Of
Schubert" was considered one Of
the best biographies EVER prepared
In this department.
The following piano solos were
much enjoyed. the members being
just In the humor for this restfui
and delightful music.
Piano soio-Poet and Peasant
VALUES .Schumanu). Miss Mae
Cilpin.
Piano solo-Miss Jennie Sphar.
Piano solo-Rhapsodie. D'Au.
rergne. Saint Saeus. Miss Mary
Dysart.
Piano solo I%mpromptu. op. 90.
Schubert, Miss Fannie Taylor.
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&s.l W.

ture'" When we fully determine
to leave of this aging habit. we
may then reap the sweets Of life
while the bloom Is fresh.
We must all realize that our
greatest worries have been about
fancied misforlunes. or things in
the very dim future At most. until
they become very tangible. Why.
we could feel the very heartache
that. no doubt would be ours u
such disaster were right upon us.
Such borrowing of trouble aud iret.
ting over the : might have beens''
will do more to age one than all
the work they might be able to
perform. working from early until
late. 1t il the gnawing at ones
strength by the field Of discomfort
that causes Us to look with unsee.
ing eyes; to walk without vigor; to
6nally sink into a lit s'no.use.t,y.
ing frame Of mind. OF take Us
down with nervous prostra,ion.
Th.I. Is but one way to avoid
this Trim Of evil and that II to Just
live n day at Il time; this means
to feel that we have done our best.
often a very poor hest. hut always
our duty as we saw It: we will 90
to our rest with a clear conscience
and rest until another day shall
call MS to our labors. then We will
be able TO meet whatever comes
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-10

The Chicago q Alton railroad IL
doing an immense business. Its
big through passenger trains ore
crowded every day. They run an
elegantly equipped train between
Chicago and Kansas City, also be.
tween St. Louis and Kansas City.
The G. q A. has become very pop.
plar with the travelling public.
There 10 no road that hes Q more
accommodating or Efficient corps
of conductors than this road. The
freight business. like the passenger,
Is big. 1t Is not q question Of get.
ting freight. 50 muth Is getting
cars to haul II In. The travelling
and shipping public realize that
this road Is sure enough the only
way."
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-10

On January ard at Q meeting Of
the board Of managers OF the Mis-.
souri, Colony for the feeble minded
aud epileptic, DR.. John R. Hall
was elected president; Dr.. G. b.
Simcoe. superintendent; J. P. Hus.
ton, treasurer and Miss Pearl
Mitchell, of Rocheport, secretary.
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Hotel Ming. Monday, Jan. 20, one day only.
..e.e arc the Diseases Mos, Sueees.suly Treated BY their Method:

0O1TRE aud cancer cured NJ home
without operation. danger or pain.
ECZEMA In all forms. Nervous dis.
eNses. eteumHttsin. Diseases Of stomach.
intesttnes u kiduey diseases Of long
FEMXi.E DisEAsEs. Ieuchorem
dyspmenneH ~ NIL chronic diseases
subject to women
MEMS PRIVATE DISEASES Of
lOu and lost mNnhOUh.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-10

EYE-w-ak. watery and srnnuiWted lids,
Wild hairs. cntarmc or MIN over the eyes.
,russ ~yrs, biindness and all Diseases Of he
eyes ar lids Rre cured without knife. spec.
tarl-- made tO order.
FAR i~nfness. singing. roaring noises.
n's. Positive cure guaranteed IN every case.
cATARRu of all forms quickly cured to
stay cured by new method.
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-10

Ihe Moooey Club.
The pleasant weather and the
treat In store In the excellent pro.
grams were On inspiration to the
Monday Club and the three classes
were largely attended Monday.
Jsn. 9th.
THR SHAKESPEARE CLASS.
The Shakespeare class continued
the study Of king John".snd un.
der the leadership Of Mrs. G. s.
Hardin. the lesson was unusually
bright and interesting. Roll call
was answered with q quotation
from the play.
"Shakesprare's Use Of Faulcon.
bridge was the subjec. Of q bright
and entertaining paper by Miss
Ella Booth. A comparison Of
Shakespeare's king John and Rich.
ard III. was finely giver by Mrs.
R. f. Holloway In Q thoughtful
and we'll prepared paper. THE
Moral Purpose Of the Play" was
the subjec, Of m erndite and enter.
taining paper by Mrs. J. s. Car.
ter.
The table talk Of the characters
in the play terminated ~ usual In
a very enthusiastic discussion.
DEPARTMENT or rRAvRL.
The Travel class held its regular
meeting Monday afternoon at two
O'Clock and an interesting and
helpful program was presented.
The members responded to roll
call with the name Of Q painter and
his most famous picture In the Ma.
tional Art Gallery Of London.
Three extremely thoughtful and
entertaining papers were read on
the English. French and Italian
schools Of art by Mesdames Carter,
Bell and Miss Potter. The inter.
es, Of the general discussion Of Sir.
Edwin Laudseer aud Sir. Joshua
Reynolds and their master pieces,
was heightened by the exhibit Of {
number of pictures Of the famous
paintings.
Short talks were given by Mrs
4. E. Conway OH Sir. Frederick
Leighton's Andromache, by Mrs
4. 4. Morris on Raphael's Madon
ma Infant Christ and St. John ant
by Miss Emily Black on Sandrt
Botticelli's Madonna and child
Table talk. THE British Museum
concluded the program.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC.
The music class met Monday al
ternoon at half past two with tn
The Marshall republican., 1902-01-10

u you cannot call write mr Nj symptom sheet. We hay. hd sw~t success IN
uMr huM. treatment. We cWrry with us. all INSTRUMENTS nov Ito The pr0fesNOn of
perfect diagnosis and treatment, such ~ xrays. sprays. etc. CALI and ~e our crrdsn.
10 tesumOnixts.
arORice. 1900 Vncennes Ave-, Chicago. III.
Remember Date. Jan. 40. Iyoa. at Hotel Ming. Marshall. Missouri.
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aa has stnanntt Gte,ntbam pirb Hur sssrn
8aar;abIuns Snfauft.
Gbas. s. SdaSt, Sderif.
S&eiHs O6ies Scranton, wa., ben f6. 81.
tpbsr 1902.
Nusbetmuns pes eanbbrieftrdser.
bienfttS tn ben lstten fhnf gabren.

Der 2dnbbriefirdgerbienft bat in ben
finf Sobren ieinss 8ehsbens snorms
fer i1riite esmahi. Bon elmer srftsn
y tpilieun9 sun 8straee bon $40, 600
1T oas Sabresbubsst auf 81, soc. 600
aneepa&isn. Bon ben $500 Gounties
oss 2anoss ideinsn siipa 1900 fur bic
@inridtuns bon 2anobrisfirassr. 8outsn
ssel8nst, unb mon rsdnet. bab bisist
uoladnbies Dienh bro Sabr ga. 0O0,.
900 foften bdrfle. @essntpdrtte ,riiti.
rem in nQsn Gbeilen bee 2anbes unes.
idbr $500 ROuisn, uno AppIlfationsn
far bic @Inridtune tpsiteret 10. 900 Rou'
ten f&weben. Dur1idnittlid tperosn
pro Gag 80 neue 8Outsn sinaeridtst,
nobel bann bic bisberiesn poltdmtsi
UIetter 9lOfe uetfdplnbsn. Die @tfab.
run9 bat sslsbrt. paB felt G~lnfdbrune
oss 24ntpoitoienfes oas 9oRosieit id
adnoie bon Sabr iu Sltr berrinssti
bat ; lie ueiler bic 2anbbrisftrdeer. 8ou
I n ii4 o%usOsbnten, bsftO bbbsr f%tsltsn
iit Die @%pnobmsn. SIN leBten Sisial.
ibr, mo cine 8spiaieune bon IT Wil.
LOS en- fat ben 2anbpoioieuf aufsetpsn
oct tpuTee. cr8ub ii6 Elm O,icit bon nu,
so. 900. 0o0l Snfolse bsr tdsli&en gb
lieferuna uno gntsessnnubme bon Btie
fen in ben ldnbIi9sn DifriItsn bat bit
8riefueriebr aanS setpaIiis susenommsu.
IN ben meiten Counties bon Is bis 80
BroSent, in bielsn bic su 100 8ruesnt
Der @onsrsb tritb i'm fommenben Wms
ter anee8anesn perben. bic 8smlaieunp
fur ben acknowledgement UNI fiinf
Wiuionen ju srtbbsn, oamit bns POftamt
csn Wdnidsn Der 8spblfs,uus in bIeism
punfte eersdt tberben fam.
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Seriht hber bic 3eiftuussfdbiss
Felt FER NpftoamFfer.

superintendent Btoofs bon Der @b,
bsiluns fir ibstisi'de gOfsn i'm Sc
%neruIpofamt bat cine 8uiammsnitslunf
iber bic Subtsei&minoieteit bel Poit'
Oumpist ssmadi. pslhe bic BOT amt
fb.n ben Der. Staeien einerisits uni
2onbon unb Baris anbsrsrieiis bef6tbsrn,
80 esbi baraus bsrpOr, bob Der Dam
pier .,aronprina @llbelm" BON RoEbb.
2lrpo bic idnsaite poltbsf6Ibeune ami.
fdsn R,p Dott unb 2onbon pia Souib.
hampton bsioret bot, ndmIid in 1865
Stunben /; bic ..Dsutidlanb" bon be,
hamburg 4msrlfa 2lnis bat bic nada.
fhnslts splfben 2oneon unb Souib.
hampton nit l47.2 Stunoen su pei,
jsidnen. Damn tcmml bic ,.2ueania''
BON Der GunuIo'a inls. Yoit mad 2oneOr
pia A%aesnstopn l66 Siunben
.Oeeanie" bon Der @bite Star 2inie,
BOt BON Der amsrIianiidsn 2inie, 9oli
pon Rem Wott mad 2ouOOn bio Queens,
tOtpu 1912 Siunosn ; bic .Ybilabel
pbia" BON Der Nmsritanilhsn 2inie
fdneahe poitbsf6Iosruns spiidsn q ip
Dorf unb 2onoOn bia Soulbamplor
l7l7 Slunbsn. 3plidsn q n 0oii
uno Baris, pia Sabrs. bat ga Sauop''
bic fhnelfe YOfbsfDroerune init l73
5iunten uufsuwsiisn. Auf BEN Stiasn
Ocean bat Der Dampfsr ,.Soptic" bic
ibnsafs 8siie ouf Der 2inis San Sran.
cisco. DoiObama. 6OnsiOns nit 657 6
5iunosn Su peIseidnsn ..amstie
Ritu" folat init 666 Smnbsn. De-
Dampfsr ,@lsuosel" madie bic fdnsa.
fte 6obrt bon Tieomd nad OOtobamo
unb Sonelons III GAY S,unoen, bnf
lapanide S6if ..9eia Waru" bic
fhneahe Habrt pom Ssaiils mad Oofc.
bama in $40 Stunoen.
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OeutfAe Marine III breimat 70
ftere ale bic amerifanifde.

Gteutenant $ @ommanbeur 8sebIer,
uet&er bic Dor Qursem Marine. alttats
BEL Der umsrifaniihen Bot{daft in Ser.
lin mar, ibsilt nit, bic ean;s bsutiHs
Raiierfamilie iamarme fur amerita uni
Entertainer, unb bsionbers gsIts tisi
bonn 9rinseu Seinrid bon prsuBen
esstetsr ioQ srOBe 2uh babsn, ieinen
9efu& su pieberbolen unb bOfft, sinmal
nit Dem 8rdiibenten 8ooiebslt i'm @e.
ffen Der Der. Staatsn auf bic 8ersl6
psniasb ssbsn su f5nnen.
nsber bic 6euti&e Marine duberte it
8ssblsr $50 babe nit bsm bsuif& 4
unb benz 5ferreidifdsn 2aifer, benz SO.
mig bon Stalien unb ben maBssbsnost
Warine . Ofieieren bisisr 2dnbsr cons
fsrirt. 9ie beuif6e &'eisrune ia mil
IN Warinefrosen INNER au''s 2isbens.
tplroIeits ents'een ssfommsn. Ssuii&
lamb uno bic Hereinafter Staoisn CT
ftsuen flo elmer bortislidsn Marine.
aber trcsoem fonnen tplr bon Dsuiihr
lano piel lernen ; ia i'd CLAUDE, BOB BIZ
osuti6e Watine breimal 70 Itart NJ nit
bic unietise. Dsutidlanb bot breibil
einieni6ife erfer alORe i'm Disnit. mi
baden nur nsun. 0ir i5nnsn suesn
taum msbr arisasidlfs bemannsn. nab,
renb ALIEN 5000 esiibts SeeIsute, bi
sumeiif orei Sabre IN Der Rsi6smariu'
aeoisnt batsn, auf beuiiden Sinbsls
Id fen ibi,ip finb unb isbsi,et sinbsi
rufen tpsrbsn f5nnen."
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in Gnetanb 81 Sers Sample ;tpi'
fhen Gopital mao Mrbett prcbenp.

SObn VI. SObiOn. Der in 8t itop,
RaH aIS @at SctpOtb's tpsiIsnbs
tOnpOper SoelOlose. piOpbs,eit idtp,rs
2dmpfs in @uaInnO apiidsn Der orsnni,
i,ien Atbsit uno OtsaniiiIiem Gaprial
Sr idBte:
..Sn @nelanb 1T, eer bOriisen Ben
bd tn,He bnlbsr. bic Organization bss
Itbsitsr b sber nidt cine beionbsts
itramme aetpeisn. aber iie nimmt tsfdn,
Gig an SID Il ,u. Die butli6sn VI
ceilssbsr itsbsn isst I'M 8ssulff. elmer
8srfu6 ~ modem. bic Arbsitsr. Oreani'
iltiOpea a. i~ptens,n. Sic ipOhsn 'bus
mt Saift Der @sisss uub Der 9oIihi
ttun Das Saus Der 2otts BIT eat,
diseen. ba6 AItsiter. un'ousn pstilne'
ueSben i6nnsn, Durh t,blreide Prps
|ths tperesn fe balo ruinitt iein. Stint
ote VI better @nelanbs berninfiie, ir
osriuden fe. Iid in Der 8olitii @lnflab
,u perfhofsn. BIS iis BARN sTfolsrs d
limb, Ipiro cine Rsibe bon Sirsifs unb
asbeiisipstten unuermslolid iein."
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9roRe Notb bel ben Jusiauern In
Neus@s riec.

Su benz nit BEN Soli bisfes Sabres
beencstsn Slltiubte bettfdie in BEN
n6toli6en Rsu VI rico bic e'6bie 9ro
denbeit isit Wenidsnasbsnisn. Die
Grnle in bisiem Sakte ii sdrsl,d mi6s
rutbsn. Die Snbiuner muBten in bic
iselfsn bObrsn. um Bafer ~ finbsn.
lblsn Durt Su l6itsn. Sic muBtsn
ibre Se,rosn 3aausiisn melt ttsiben.
fdr iie @aRsr su iueen. 8ist 8ieb er.
tue BEN Suneer uno benz 9mts. Die
3%noiuner." beridtst Der Aasnt Der 81.
cuiaa Apa6sn' Gasntur in Nsu'M rIeo,
.%.trunien @oRer. ous itben sep6bnh9sn
5lsrbli6en seiDOtet bate. Sic ioQter
Sola aus ibtsr Rsistpaiion bsrfaufsn
uno fur ben grl6s fd 8isb unfdafsn.
iOnt pirb bic &seieruuB fe etbnItsn
mlHfn."
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arrangements fur oe6 &aifere
Gaalanbreife ppaeubet.

Die arrangements fir oss aaiisrs
GnetanoIsiie fino nunmebr poQsnbei.
Der 9sfub wirb bonn 6 bis sun l5.
Rouembsr n~nbausrn. Bie perlautet,
psrosn bic aaliapa6t ..SObsnsoQsrn."
Der 8unssrtrsussr ..Ptina Ssinrid" unb
bos Sohfeetorpeboboot .,Sleipnsr" bic
aaiie, foiiae sur @nelanbresfe bilosn.
Die S&ife psrInHen um 5 Rousmbsr
Iemeinfnn aiel uno luufsn in einsn ME.
oerIdnoiiGen SOftn an. tpo Der Raiisr
IT'D eirid H.. Der 8aiisr puib BEN 8srs
nsbmen nod eeleseniIid fsinss Bsiudss
fein ibm bon Der a6nisin 0ietoria i'm
J ,bte 1894 perlisbenss Dragonerreai.
msnt o9bs Ropal Dragons" tpsI&es
an ben &dmpfen seBen bic Buren ibsiIes.
ncmmen bat uno iest mad 6 eIano 40.
ddsststrt It, b~esilbeu. aaidbrIi& ON
Enae ber SGlnGt bon @aietIoo, Is.
5uni, sbrts Der aaifer bas Rseimsni ba.
our&, bab er Osmislbsn iir bic 5abnsn.
ipiee einsn 2otbstrirana nit S@lsife
cuJd bfn buti6sn WiIitdrattaHs in
9onb0n iiberreihen lief
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ssltens operation.

Nn 5tnu annie Kingsley. psIGs nui
oer Sirabs tpdbrenb eines Siret,s pUr
brsm @litsn tintn ID, Hefi6 in bic
8ruit erbielt, putoe i'm Nsn Oerfel
3. uepue : SoipituI cine isbr islisns
buuraiids Operation pOresnOmmsn
Die rsdie obsif te Ssr,tummsr tpar burd
io4en. Das Ssis puroe u~nbsI,dslid
UlosseIeet unb init ishS Sti6en tpurb,
o.S Sod in Der Ssrafammer susendbi
Der Berbano putps ane leet. unb II
Bait Min. bic mon fitbsr BEN 9Ut
Bewelbt e'baIten battle, eib,lt fid ir
ibnea. bab man uuf ib,e eanslids @s
aefunp BETTE. Sbr @alle, Der ibr biz
5ef6brt,he @unoe bsitradte, ba fs ibr
usrlahen bate, unO ii6 peiserte. su
BIN suiiidsuttb .en. b%sfinoei ii9 in Sufl
Die 5rau itlrb ipdter.
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seriat sss General. Musitors.

Der 8triGt 6es Generals @soree ..
Odpis, bsS @sneFnlaubiiors Der 4rmee,
seist. fnb in BEN nit BEN 80 SUM 1902
e~ucieenoen Sabre 10 Of eisrs Dor Elm
8Iiegseeridt ssffsqt putben. Bon bic.
len purben 6 irsiesfproGsn. 9nei Ga.
ositen putosn pr0esifiri une neruttbeilt.
Die 9dbI Der bsruribeiltsn SoIbaten be.
irua 1854 Su 1853 5ilsn tpurbs oas
urtbeiI miBbialet. pdbrsnb in 430 5dI.
len Sreiiprs dung erfoIste, gu unsbrens
batter gntlnhune truIoen 2 .645 Wdnn
psrurtbeilt. Dos 3oDtsutlbsil purbe in
8 q MISREPRESENTATION psrbdn9i, ;tpsi fur
nabBsniefsnen Woro. ,tpsi ipeeen Defer
tiOn uno Gintritt in bas seer b.s 5ein.
bes, elmer flt Dsfsrtion alsin unb elmer
Raubts unb Disbhabls bon ams.
ritnniiten Bofsn na&- Der DsisrliUn.
SIN brei Sdqsn puibs ons IoossuribeiI
unb in ben anoeren 9dlen
es in unsbrenbafte GniI0Funs,
@nisisbuns bss SoIoss uno 9efdnsnib
barter atbsit uuf asbsnsssit umss.
Iranbslt.
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Rrof. Sttcfar &orenS' 9sfdihte
Der 0ruabuHe bee beutfheu
Mctdhe6

Olloiar 2Otsns. grOf, Kot Der Sc.
Id DIE an Der Il up' riiidt Ssno. Bat cine
@tfdldie Der u anpuns DsS Dsuli9sn
Rei6ss peibferiIidf, bic isbr srobss
aufieben eitsat. Sm @sseniab 40
5pbel's ebsnio %bsnanntem BUD, bSS I'm
a,oBsn @unSsn bic S~bdti8tsit adifer
DlbeIms | BEL Der o, iinoune bes 8si'
d . uuO osn g'sisoftn, bic su berisIbsn
i1b,tsn. iebr IN ben Sintereluno irelsn
idBt. itebt 9rofeRor 2ctsus uuf BEN
5tantpuntt. eaB Bismatd uno WoIlis
iebialib 8oasisber oeS BiQens &bnie
Ddhslms iparsn- 3rcBbsm ssbt bod
,us fsiner Dniiteauue bsrbor. baB 30
1ia @,ibeIm Dor ben @mfsI Toetn bic
poldti&en S@u&sIse 8ismotdS MIDI
ettdnnt battle unp su irbr pielen gnt
iGlGRtn e,it iibsrrebet ipsibsn mubts.