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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-30
PORT ARIHuR

The LadicF Whist club mot with Mrs
} Hayden on Fourth street yesterday
Mrs. D. Pollard Mrs C. starck and Mrs
II r. Best wore awardcd the nrst. second
and third prizes respectively Refreshments
were served.
Mr. ard Mrs. G r. Hamln spent the
first part Of the week AZ Houston
About 1875 theatcr goerG Of this city wit
messed Lewis Morrison in "Faust' last
Monday evening.
The directors " the Young Mems Chris.
tiHu Association gave q reception 10 The
Ladies' auxiliary Of tho aforesaid orgnnizd-
ton last Tuesday evening Tine invitations
read that their escorts he left M the door
and that they call when Che reception was
over Tho AFFAIR was q thorough success,
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AEARNE.

Mrs 7 W Burns Of Me1ia Is IN the city,
the guest OF Mrs II, W Cummings,
Mesdsmcs John Bishop and Tom Rein
hardt spent few days in Calvert this
week.
Mrs. e. n McNutt visited friends IN
Rr1u Yesterday -,
Aesdames $. ID. Potter and Frank LOO ZOO
ncsday. -,
Mrs. Judith Kenner OF Houston, who n ll
been in the city for the past few DAYS tnS
guest OF her son, S. e. kenner' returheu
home Tuesday. ,,,, ant
s.yeral days here this week, the guest Oh
relatives. ...,,.a ,ro,n n
visit 10 Austin friends.
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sMITHVlLLE.

Mrs. John Meyer Of Bastrop has return
ed home after a weeks visit TO the family
OF Mr. J Fischer.
Mrs Katie Bell has returned from visit
in Waco,
Miss Franklin Leeper has returned home
from TanFlcwood, TeKat
Mrs n 70 Seaman and Miss Daisy Call
are visiting IN Galveston this week
Miss Minnie Elliott ana MISS Emma
Sellers have returned to their home Va
JhorndUlc, Texas
Mrs. j. H., Meley left yesterday on q
visit 10 her old home IN BatesylIle' Ark
Mr. and Mrs Homer u. Wade Of Waco
sDent last sunday here with relatives.
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cUERo

Mira. o. A. Swift has returned from a
visit to her sister Mrs Llnold, in San An
tonic.
Mrs. Burrows and little daughter Of
Tboniaston paid Cuero friends a visit this
week.
inc guests az her mother. Mrs. white
Mrs r. II. Schwab ~ Yorktown Is the
euest OF her sister, Mrs, Atkinson.
Miss Sallie Bell l. risitng friends ~ san
Antonio. ., -. b.
Miss Laura Gilett has returned from a
pleagant visit to relatives N Beeyilie
Inc CuerO Rifles Will give their Invitation
dance al their Rulory Monday night.
MIS-. n. J. Baker has returned from q
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HUNTSVILLE.

Mrs. Tyler Haswell Of Bryan is the guest
Of her mother, Mrs. NJ. d. Farris.
Mrs. ]. e. Craddock Is visiting ID oaA'
hurst.
Mrs. T.. 4. Josey Is In Houston
Miss Bcrta phillips visited IN hous'ou
this week. ...,,-naa 40
Miss Dorothy Anderson has returned 10
her home In Palestine. "a A.,
Misses Mamie and Pearl foMen Aht y,
ME Fillmore OF Old Wayerly are quests ~
Mr. and Mrs Alec frraylor.
Mrs. A. A. Rhodes has returned 20 ser
home In Crockett 49, mast
Mrs. ]. o. Caldwell Of AustiA ~ eas hA'SN
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HEMPsrEAp

Judge aud Mrs. wells Thompson hays
left for Houston. !.
Mrs. Eliza Crawford Of Honey oroNs
In the city .r..
Miss Mamie Manning has gone 70 t,ensf
Texas. on visit TO her sister and VIII re-
main several months. ..,. t,,,.a "a
Mr. and Mrs a. c, TompKins nHss y
Turned from San Antonio ~ Ana
Nj and Mrs. j. ID. Harvey are IA AaS
Mis- Johnie Petty has returned Nous
after several months absence ~ Nfu'"- =
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MARSHALL.

Miss Lucy Wilson, who visited heF au ,,s
Mrs sam Worrnleighton. for several "eeA''
has returned TO Shreveport ,uss
Mrs. G. II. sehluter and daushtef, "a" ,ho
s+nnn "a JEFFERSON. were in the city 'he
arst part OF the week rv,.r
Mrs. NJ Drumgold has retur"e' ,.htsr
after a pleasant visit 10 ne
Mrs II. A. Albright. - ,or Hous-
MruL u. Leach left this wees A~'
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CALVERT

IN. pleasant Hour club spent an un-
,,.,,o,,v plessant afternoon with Miss Edna
4,n on Thursday Of the past week. The
contest this time was Of musical trend.
The genial hostess presented number OF
ontacts 10 her guests each OF which repre-
se1ted something connected with me mus
~ ola The answers were written y
~ MANNERS Of the club on cardboard dis
t ~ Tor mat purpose The hrst prize
vas awarded Miss Marian McN1tti Mrs.
49, Sfricker received the second prize.
III. Marausrite Fuller left Monday for
VAR hsaat, Tenn. TO resume her studies
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Mrs G. Longhnmmer, pr o. A. Trenclunau
aud vito attended the Langharmer schultz
uuptmls In Hampstead last Sunday.
Mrs John l.. Bell and daughter, Miss
Annie spent few DAYS IN BRENNAN last
Wcok
Miss Edna Kennedy is visiting In Hous
ton and Scaly this week
Mrs Woods Of Brc7ham Is the guest Of
Mr. q q Koplsh
Miss Gretchen Waotze spent fcw days
I'm Hampstead last week
The pupils Of the Methodist sunday
school rendered an interesting Easter song
service ar their church last sunday aftcr
noon.
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he young ladies' seminary Io,ntcd 1t

at the young ladies' seminary located ut
that place.
for her home IN Key West FIH after
pleasant sojourn Of some months by 'ul.
vert Mrs Stricken was accompanied 10
Galveston by MIR H. Stricken.
Miss Sadie Pctluck Of Chicago. who has
been visiting her cousin. Mr., A. Marks,
LEFT Monday FOR Palestine whence She
Mrs Florence i'm lefi Mouduy FOR AS
extended visit to relatives lu Lyons
Mrs Tom Reluhardt ana dan-htrr Mrs.
John +. Bishop Of Hearuc, visited calvert
Monday
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sAERlEEs, nEPARTMENT.

Marlin. Texas. March IS Ten Dollars
RswardI stolen from ms farm near lraNssl
bands hiuh little star in forehcaa
r.ars old branded } NJ ON left sheuiuerS
very heavy with foal; the end OF eaeh ehr
tanfs tlke they have been frozen aud no
hsir m the top OF ihem.1 Address all IN
eorn,ation 10 III N.Saytef, Travis Texas
or q y. corlton, sheriR. Mariins TsHsrs
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vldt TO hcr daughter Mrs Howard at
Gonzales.
conccr. will he given Tuesday night At
Turner hail by the mdtos Of the Methodist
choir, assisted by the best local talant tn
the city.
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ReLLVILLE.

Mrs. NJ Kennedy Of Brennan spent a
few days In this city last week.
Mfr. and Mrs Wells Springfield OF Dallas
are the guests OF hr. and Mrs. w. L.
Springfield
Ms. and Mrs. C. SehAuShAmnsr. Mr.. and
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essS n \ ~ u I'm Stts III
q q z:

Of her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs, W. II. Wood.
all
Mrs Emma Turubun is visiting in Pine
Valley.
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Here is the way the prices range:
Yard wide pretty Granite e9E
Carpets, per yard -. 80. GOG
Best Granite, positively the Dr.
best of its kind. per yard. HSGG
Brussels, heavy grade, 40
small patterns, per yard. &IG
Brussels, high grade, elegant patterns
for hall, stair or parlor, per GM~
yard ........ "''' $4,000. OVV
Full line best 10 wire
Brussels Carpets.
Fine Velvets, very closely 0MM
woven, per yard only. 0QC
Extra fine Velvets, 4 ar
per yard. ....,........ Isl ~
Fine Orientals, exclusive q mn
pattern, per yard ...... GuUU
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Subn Scufe's N1rber.

mount 9oIlh rs, 4. Sept.
- Der biefi8e 9oli3ei4ef 1T 6ena6z
ri8tigt tporoen, baB in Marietta, D.,
Der geger So6n 8iaium8, alias
So6n 8ropn, in 6aft tit, pelder Ell
ner Der M}0roer De8 alten 9euti4en
So6n 6ente DON Burlington Iein ioG.
Der tir3It9 in YenniplOanien bingez
ri9tete S6omu8 GrotpeQ BAT geitanz
ben, oaB er unO 8tlium5 i'm Sabre
1895 ben aIten 9ente ermDrOeten.
6ende mar Elm 9ei36als, pel4er
uQain np6nte unD einan 2aben be-
trie6. Gr puroe zines WOrgen8, NIT
einem Strif nm ben 6al8, tODt aufz
gefunoen. GrDpeQ, Der am 4ben0
3uDor in Burlington geieben Duroe,
ober enttam, e6e er abgefaBt perOen
tonnte, lpurOe tiir3li6 in Penniplz
panien tpegen zines a1l eren W}or0eS
ber6aftet un0 geitane Dor ieiner Sim
ri8tung, DAB er un0 8iQiam5 BON
Is1part na3 Burlington tamen, ben
alien 6ende erOrOfelten un0 beruubz
ten, 1pOrouf Ie na6 Nepurt 3urutz
te6rten, mo tie mebrere MOnate BON
benz Rau6e lebten. Sic nurben Oanu
ais Deroddtige 9er1onen ms Sc
fdngniB 9eian0t unO trennten ii4
na4 ihrsr @%ntIahuna-
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Sotal =. 2O36 1916 217 1419
@ngebIi8e @a6Ibetruger.
eSm Ma6llofaIe bes 13. gre5intt5
Der 4. Warb, Nr,319, @eftz2ombarbz
StraBe, perIu9te Elm iunger Weann
BON % Sa6ren, i'm Namen zines anoez
rem 8epo6ners bes Pre5tntts bas re-
publifanii4e Sidet 81 itimmen; er
nurbe a6er babel erpii9t unb BON ben
Gi6tern na9 benz @efGngniB geianbt.
Seinen Namen ppqte er ni9t angeben
uno 10 purbe er i'm mittleren Sta
tionsbuuie ais rSobn 0Oe" eingetraz
gen. @r ladte iber bas gauge Sc
ri9t, ais er a~rretirt purbe unb i4isn
Die gauge Qffaire ais einen 9elungenen
S6er5 auf3ufdfen. Poli3iit Wtloe
bra6te i'm na9 benz 9efdngntB.
@eorge 80. 2arep bon Hr. 103,
@eI It. Saratoga<Strab tpurOe i'm 4.
8reainft Der 4. @arO per6aftet, neil
er angebli9 auf unre6tmGBige 8etie
ftimmte.
@eil fe perfu9ten, o5ne 8ere9tiz
gun9 i'm 4. Yre5inft Der 4. Warb 81
ftimmen, tpurben 6arrp M. @ilf pn
BON Rr. 1926, MoiberzS truBe, unO
6arrb g. gampbor BON Nr. 312,
Norbz@ triderzS traBe, ber6uftet unO
na6 Der tpeitli9en Yoli5etltation gez
brd9t.
CHARLES Subman, Elm Neger, er6ielt
geitern pom Squire 8arlanb in Der
0ftli6en 9oli5eiitation 80 Sage Sc
fGngniB 5uoittirt, neil sr ieinen 8aiz
isngenoHen Gi9arb Butler nabe benz
Wa6lpluBe in Nr. 515, SiibsS pringz
@traBe, b~eeinfluifen poqte, fir
@prDFer gu itimmen, obglet4 er fir
Wu9ter mar.
Charles 9ubfon unb Ri9arb 90.
Sub7on priigelten ii9 Dor bemStimm@
lotale Res Z. 9re5intts Der 1. 8arb,
neil Elm 5reunb BON Ri4arb elm anz
beres Sidet itimmen poate, uls bas
linn porgef4riebene. Sic purOen
pom Squire 9arlanb nit elmer @rz
ma6nung entldfen.
Cine tiBli9e Srage emit
9teben.
sSm a6ten 8re3inft Der 5. Warb
entitunb friib am Morgen elm @treit
apii9en einem ais Democrat befannz
ten Wirtb unb ben @dblridtern. Der
Wirtb perlangte einen republitdnif4en
@timm3ettel, ben bic fdmmtli4en
Ri9ter it9 tpeigerten, entgegen 81 nebz
men, obglei9 Der @irtb ben Gib lei
ftete, baB er ben nominirten ganbiz
bdten Bel Der algemetnen @a6l UNI
terItiiben piirbe. Man berief 90. 90.
Stepart, ben republitunif9en n8oB4
Der 5. Wurb unb lieutenant bes 5rn.
@a6ter. Dieter 5Og ben P~rdfibenten
Der Wa6lauffidts : 8ebDrbe, 9rn.
Charles $. Garter, gu &atbe, Der ents
f6ieb, bab bic 3i4ter benz @eiebe
na9 ben Stimm5ettel bes Wirt6es
enteeeen gu nebmen bdtten. 3pei ber=
ielben ~peieerten fi4, bieiem 9uta4ten
JOlge 81 geben, Bis 9r. Garter ibnen
brohte, tie fofort ibrer Nemter gu
sntbeben. Dies balf, unb bas @otum
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eer Mnrid etnes gLatternfranfen.

8uffutc, u.s., 4, September.
- Mercer 8e6ert pm 6ig6lanOz
4Denue, 9aTaic, e~rtrantte Dor eini8en
3agen in SeriepzGitp, ND er in ben
Observation-Disclosures Der ngrtez
8a6n" ar6eitete, an ben 8luttern,
unD ba er ni6t in ba8 qeitz9oipital
in 6uOiOnzGOuntp gebro6t nerOen
poute, beibIoB er, nu4 9uuie gu
gs6en. @r Bate 9elO, UNI in einem
9trdBen6abnpaggon ODER elmer &ut@
i6e na6 4aTatc gu fo6ren, uno einen
8aB fir bic nGriez8u6n," bod IpoQte
er ni4t nit an0eren Qerionen in Be
riibrung tommsn, I'm tie ni4t an3uz
iteden, unD 10 gtng er gu SUB na4
Dem Is W1ailen entfernten Pdiiutc,
untertpeqs alien 2euten ausDelheno.
HQ6oem er in Die gG6e ietneS Qauies
qefpmmen, ii6arna6tste er i'm Wdloe,
Bis feline Qnqe60rigen bic Sanitdt8z
be66rben DerftdnOigt 6atten. gr
nuros 0ann no8 Dem Sfolirs 6O7pitat
ge6ru6t, no ii4 Die &inoer ietns5
8ruOer8 befin0en. 4u4 iein 8ruoer
bate bic 8lattern, uno ais Mercer
ertrantte, abnte er iofort, 0aB er pon
Der Seufe 6efaQen puroe. Gr bat
ben N}ari4 bis jeBt gut ii6eritanoen.
8eter, 9aitOr Der 0unoee 4rssz
bpterianerz&ir6e in 9oFaic, lit audi
an Den 8lattern ~ertruntt.
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Is ~inaefa II

Mapor 6a1es bat in Der @u8nd6l
Der Per1onen, nel6e in Der 8erorDs
nung ais 8eiratb fir ben G6ef Snges
nteur genannt nerben, Der BON Der
nod 81 e~rnennenDen &dnaliIatton8<
@pmmiiiion ernannt nerDen ion, ni9t
nur cine quite, fonoern bonn fa6mGnz
nti4en Stanopuntte aus 6etra6tet,
audi Die aIletn ri9ttge 8ab[
getroHen uno babel unertennunq8perz
then S6arfiinn ge3eigt; benin qera0e
Dur9 Die @rnennung bes 0QFerz,
@tuOtz unb elettrii9en Sngenieurs
un0 oe8 8eIuno6eit5 : gpmmiTGrs
t0nnen I'M erer StuDt Bel Der bofFentz
li9 re9t bulb in 4ngriff genommenen
reuen Notwithstanding Diele Sum-
berttauienbe erfpart nerOen. User inn
mel nit Der 6auptleitung bieie s 10
f6pisrtgen, ie6r ptel 8enie un0 @r=
fa6rung berlangenoen Mertes betraut
perOen mag unD pGre eS du9 Der
tii6tigite Mann in Ieinem Sad, er
tDnnte o6ne bic 6ilfe Der pbengenannz
ten 8eamten 1pp6l fuum nit 2ei9tigz
felt fertig neroen uno iebr biel Ipgez
nannter yReD 3ape" tpiro bubur6 err
fpart, tpenn Oieie 6erren, tpeIfe fi6
berett8 i'm 0tenite Der Stuot, ie0er in
ieinem Sadie, ais tij6tig 6etpG6rt buz
ben, CUR GOmmtfiion geb0ren. @iele
SaufenOe SUB BON NaFerr06ren tperz
ben fi6er berlegt perDen miTen, nm
Den 8andlen PlaB gu MAIDEN, un0
per peiB babel po6l am beiten Be-
f6eib? 9o3 fi8er Der 0aferzSn8ez
nieur alein! @benIo lit e5 nit benz
elettriI6en ~llntergruno Spitem, ben
StraBen uno i9On beitebenOen alien
&andlen. 6ier lit e5, mo Der e~lettrtz
i6e unO Der Stubt Sngenieur lire
@rfa6rungen bertpertben t0nnen.
M}aDor 6uDe8 bat in Der 8analiiaz
tion8z6rage Bis ieBt ie6r Diel prattiz
f6e umii6t, 8eritun0 unO guten @tlz
len ge3etgt, 10 DaB bic 8iirger pp6l
BON 8ertrauen Der 4u5fii6rung 0ieie5
groBartigen ltnterne6mens, nit mel
dem bic Nu8gabe 0teIer Mtqionen
ber6unOen 1T, nit Rube entgegenie6en
t0nnen. 9enn, tpie ii6er an3une6men
lit, tptrb ii6 Mapor 9apeS ipObl taum
BON gelperbli6en Pplititer bic 3iigel
aus Der 6anD ne6men laf1en un0 ge=
ptB unerf8rodsn nit feiter 9ano unO
flarem Nuge Oa8 6ubripert audi ferz
ner ielbit lenfen, bamit e5 auf iiderer
StraBe bleibt unO ni9t in ben @raz
ben gerGtb OOer bieuei6t gang ums
nirft. ue6er bic 6rage, ob Die our
tGgGi6en Splitting Oe5 &analiiatton5>
Spitem5 ge60rtge Dafermenge AUDI
por6anoen lit Dbne ben 9auSber6rau9
gu ~fir3en, puroe un5 DDn einem 6a6s
name bic Nu8tunft, baB, nenn BAL
timDre iel6ft CUR MtGtonenitabt 6eran
gepa6ien lit, Der 8unpopber : 6luB
niat nur genii8enb, ionOern iogar
nod i'm l1e6erfluB ba8 nOtbige Spill
pafer abgeben tann.
6Offentli6 perOen uniere 10 6O4z
peiien StaOtOdter bieier pirtIi4 10
nOtbpenOigen 8er6eferung feline 9inz
Oernife aus purteiIi6em Dber pOlittz
fdem Snterefe in ben 8eg legen, 70
baB bic 8orarbeiten 10 balD tpie mDgz
li4 in 4ngriff genommen peroen tOnz
nen.
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8redeu aus hem GefangniR.

Stint @efangene entflteben aus benz
9efdngniB gu @eitminfter.
@erfen benz Wdrter Pfeffer in Die
4ugen. = $50 8eIo4nung pro
Mann offerirt.
9as 8altimprer poli5ei : 9epartez
ment purbe geItern 4benb bonn
@9eriff 6rancis ". CRAWFORD BON
Carroll Gountp, Mb., bena9ri9tigt,
bab nm 6 ubr Nbenbs flint 9efanz
gene aus benz @efGngnib gu Weitminz
fter ausgebro6en feten unb ii4 pabrz
f9einli9 mad Baltimore gepanbt
bdtten; er offerire fir bas ginfan9en
jeben ein5elnen Slii6tlin9s $25 9ez
lo6nung. Die @%ntflobenen iinb:
CHARLES Mbams, AT Sabre alt, pe9en
SiebIta6ls berurtbeilt; Srant 9ees,
Elm Neger, 25 Sabre alt, tiir3li4 bonn
nSobns 9optins' 9ofpital" na4Beitz
miniter gebra9t unb unter Der 4nflu=
ge bes MorOangriffs itebenb; artbur
5orb, Is Sabre alt; MiltOn, alias
9arrp 2poftngDille, 10 Sabre aft; 8.
6rdnce, 26 Sabre alt. Sic bepertz
fteGigten tire 6lu4t, inbem 4bams
Dem @efangenenlpdrter pfeffer in Die
@ugen mari uls berielbe ibn bur4
ben 9efdngniBbof fibrte.
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bemotratif6en @tuatsJ@entral=@oz
mites perben beute Nu9mtttag 2 ubr
i'm bemofratif9en 9auptquartter 5uz
fammentreten unb Die 0elegdten fir
Die gum 5. GongreBbtftritt gebOrenben
8arbs, 21., %. unb "a. @arb, uno
5 9reaintte Der 18. Marb, CUR NDmiz
nations : Convention bes 9iitritts
ernennen, pel6e am II. september in
Der G%roBitraben : MurttbalIe itattfin=
ben tpirD.
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Sin Ieidtes Gntum.

Rur 10000 @timmen in 10 Wurbs
a~bqegeben. = Meper 9ennp i'm
pierten 9i1trift BON ben Oemp@
fraten rpmtntrt. = Sr. Ma9ter
qetpinnt i'm britten Stitrift nit
GROCER MaiorttGt. - Grz8unbes<
marI9aG 4treD in Der eigenen
@drb gei9fagen. = 9emofratiz
f9e ganbibaten i'm erften uno
fe9sten 9iitrift.
Die geftrigen 9rimdrpablen i'm 3.
unb 4. gpngreBbiitrift, bic er ten UNI
ter Dem bon Der leBten 2egtslatur err
lafTenen grimdrnd6lgeieb, berliefen
Guberit ru6tg unb pbne u%norbnung.
Sur tpentge SGQe bon per1udteln
SalI6ftimmen tumer Dor unb puroen
re6t3eitig entbedt unb Die angebli4en
uebeGt6Gter prompt eingeItedt. Die
8etbeiligung Der 8Irger NOR cine gez
ringe.
Die erfplgrei9en gdnbioaten finb:
i'm 3. 9itritt = 9r. See g. Meper,
SemDfrat, unb
Srant 6. 0a9ter, 8epublifdner;
i'm 4, 9iitrift = Sdmes 20. 9enz
nh, 0emotrat, unb
CHARLES 81. S9trm, Republifaner.
9as 9uuptinterefe mar auf ben
&f 5pii9en ben Republifanern
9rn. gilbert so. Spr0fer unb benz
@9tb. 5ranf 6. Wu6ter i'm britten
gongrebbiftrift cOn3entrirt. !6r. See
g. Maper, Democrat, bate feinen
@egenzG anbibaten unb erhtelt 1416
@timmen. Die beiben &epublifaner
batten natirli9 ale &rGfte angez
fponnt, Inn cine mDgli9It grpBe 3a6l
ibrer refp. Nn9dnger no4 bemSttmmz
taiten gu bringen. IS gelang tbnen,
1852 Republitaner gu einer@rtldrung
ibrer Mnii9t iiber Die Ganbioaten gu
peranlaHen. Oapon erbtelt 9r.Wa9z
ter 1922 unb 9r. Spr0fer 2640
Sttmmen. Sn Der GongreBpabl BON
1900 purben i'm britten 9iitrift runo
$4,000 @timmen fir @a9ter unO
runb 10000 fir 2ea9, ben bemofrattz
19en Ganbibaten, abgegeben. 8on ben
$4,000 tpo6Gbere6tigten 8iirgern bic
fes 9i1trttts iibten alfo geitern nltr
1O,878 i6r 2e9t aus. 9ie berbdltz
nibmdBig iebr flaue 8etbetltgung
mag i6ren 9runb bartn BADEN, baB
nur elm bemofratif9er Ganbibut i'm
5elbe ftunb, unb ferner Die groBe
Ma1Te Der &epublitaner fem SntereIe
an benz Gonteit nabm. Qugemein
SieG es auf, baB 9r. @pr0ifer trOB ieiz
ner bur9greifenben 49itation nt4t
mebr Stimmen auf ii9 bereinigte.
No9 unbebeutenber mar Die 8ez
tbeiligung i'm pierten 9iitritt. mo fir
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publifanii6en ganbtbaten i'm 9an5en
nur 5288. Stimmen dbgegeben tpurz
ben, BON benen 1869 auf Gritere unb
1419 auf Qebteren entftelen.
Sas 8otum mad Warbs mar, pie
folgt:
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aus benz 6afen geFi76t: 1913 &uBen,
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fir $4,000 an Der gartSNDenue, na6e
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2Dber, baB Mapor 6aHe5 nt4t Oo5
3e6t babe, einen itGOtii6en Nngez
iteuten gu entIufen, tpenn berfelbe
gum GampagnefonO beitrugs, erpiz
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meine, mas i9 geiQgt babe, tpenn i4
bore, OaB Elm Nngeiteuter Der Stuot
gum politiI4en @umpa9neFOnb BET
i~teuert, tpirb er %entlafen."
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@uf Seite 2:

6onntugs z9lauberei. = 8on u7en
pIottbitfden GOrrefpOnOenten,
2ouiS Sumer. - Sine @pe5ialz
GorrefponOen3 bon Or. 6, S4te>
ren6erg. - 2orb 4lfreO Bruce
Douglas (etn engIii6er 9i6ter)
pon @eorg S2lOeiter 8iered. -
Stunt unO 8ifenf4aft, - 9aS
mori6e @eneOig. = @us Der
MoltfezHummer Der nW}iin4ener
~Sugenb." - 9eut16e @uSponz
berer, BON Or. Sulius 9ofmann.
1. Die Bilgerodter. 2. Die Glib
1er. 8. Die Acknowledgment. 4.
6pmne an Die @orfabren, -
@ommerna9t. - @laube, 2iebe,
SofTnung,-Quf Dem Riitpege,
8i5mart unb 8ufeQ.
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4uf Sette 6:
@ere6tiofeit fir Nmerifq.

fir 4merita. - Wdrme
8ert6eioigung Der amerifanif6en
Soloaten auf ben 96ilippinen
Our4 einen 9eutI9en. - 0irz
tungen zines Wirbeliturme8. -
8efd6rliGe &oitgdnger. - DIS
8iftmifferin berbaftet, - Gam
Small ubermal5 oumgeFaIIen."-
@rtrunten. - Sigel'8 Sob. -
Sin W}ann obne 6ur9t unO ga
Del,-9er &rieg86iItoriter Stine
u6er ben tiir3Ii6 in Sem : 0ort
geit0rbenen 6reibeit5tGmpfer. -
@bi5fep in Ger 0e7tentaf6e. -
8ergniigen auf einem Negerz8icz
mic. - Sin Sultan erf6ofen.-
@rturiiOnS5ug berunsliift. -9ie
8or9Gnge in 8ene3uela. - Sine
S6eatertruppe Derungliitt, SD
iGe5 GnOe elmer Quftrei7e. =
S9ltmmer 5dbrunfau.- 8d6nz
rdu6er in SenneFee, - 9ur8=
idnimmt bic Niagara : Stromz
i4neuen. - S9redenst6at elmer
@a6niinnigen. - 6rii6erer COM
~f0Oerirter @eneral Derungliift.-
9ermii4te teIegrapbiI8e 9spe=
i6en, - 4mtli6e 8rteflifte.
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4uf Settle 5:

Die 6er6Tts9arabe auf Dem 3empel=
bOfer 6elbe bei f6Dnem @etter,
- 6re4er Sufpelenz9 iebfta6l.-
8abntataitrOpbe in NiscOniin.-
6leii6notb in europa, - Die
9reiie fir 8inOflsi7d in Berlin
Inn 25 Pro3ent gegen ba5 Dor
jabr misunderstanding GIN
itig,-9o6e @innabmen i'm 4uz
guIt,-0ie 8eoeniien ii6eritetgen
Die 4uSguben ndbrenO bs5 800
mats nm nafe3u feds M}i1iOnen.
- Sin 9oppelmorO? - 8antz
taIiirer eingeiponnen. - 2eben5z
berluit unO GouiIion Bel @eitz
point. - Wie getponnen, 10 3erz
ronnen. - Der un6olO enttOmz
men.