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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-06
The News Condensed.

The Switchboard of controlhas elected
James E. Conklin, of Madison as war
den of the state prison at Waupun.
In the fourth district the democrats
have nominated John F. Donovan, of
Milwaukee, for congress.
State Factory Inspector ]. Henry
Harbeck, of Appleton, ordered the dis
charge of 10 boys and girls from the
Amen Candy & Biscuit company's
plant in Green Bay.
Secretary John NJ. True, of the state
board of agriculture, has secured a
veteran Northwestern engineer to
handle one of the locomotives for the
spectacular head-on collision at the
state fair September TO-
The defaIcation case of DR.. E. J.
Orvis, of Oakfeld, has been set
Orvis to the court of about $34-
100, the amount which he was alleged
TO have appropriated from the funds
left in his care as guardian of his chill
aren, Helen S. and Edgar Orvis.
The sale of boxes for the Oconomo-
voc horse show Melted So $50, the Ugh
est price, $500, being paid by A. Mont
gomery Ward.
The corne- stone of the new Grant
county courthouse was laid at Lam
caster.
Fire broke out in the Prairie dnl
CHEN wooden mills and the damage
was probably $15OOOO. The origin OF
the fire is unknown
W. B. Meadowcroft, cashier of the
Pacific Express company, shot him.
self at the office of the company in Mil.
waukee. No cause can be assignedfor
the deed.
William Carter, the negro who as
saulted Anna Zimmerman near Dane,
has been sentenced to five years in
prison.
Miron Culver died in Boscobel, agec
Sc years. He was town clerk for 81
years.
Bryant O'Reilly, aged % years, while
mentally deranged committed suicide
at Amberg by swallowing strychnine
The Wisconsin great council, I'm
proved Order of Red Men, in session
in Eau Claire elected as great sachem
George w Kane, of Superior.
Miss Freda Wulfng, of Kansas City
and Fanatas Wyman, aged IS, of Viro,
qua, were drowned at Battle Island
while bathing An unknown mas
jumped from the steamer City of She
boygan and vas drowned.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-06
British Workmen Meet.

London, Sept. 2. = The thirty-ffth
trades union congress began weeks
session in London Monday. Upward of
500 delegates, representing a million
and a quarter Of workers, were pres
ent. They included many women dele
gates. One of the principal resolu-
tons to be submitted demands legisla-
ton creating a supreme court of arhi-
tration, with compulsory power TO
settle disputes between employers and
employees.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-06
CrOD UNLOCK.

The weekly crop report of the Wash
ington weather bureau says for Wis
consin:
Temperature continues low, light frost
In all sections, but no great damage;
good rains in. north section, none else
where; corn improving slowly, needs rain
and warmth to mature before frost; thrash
ing progressing, yields continue good;
early potatoes good, but some rot; late po-
tatoes need rain; pastures good, but need
moisture
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-06
Death of q Jurfst.

Rochester, N. Y, Sept. 2. = Judge
Samuel Treat, former United States
judge of the eastern district of Mis-
souri,, died in this city Sunday night.
He was born at Portsmouth, N. H.,
in 1915, was on the bench for 33 years,
retiring in 1887, and was one of the
original founders of Washington uni
versity and trustee of the Missouri
botanical garden under Henry Shaw's
will.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-06
Honor to Dead Heroes.

Helena, Mont, Aug. 29.-After ly-
ing in unmarked graves for Is years,
the bones of Fl soldiers who fell in
the last battle with the Nez Perces
Indians, near the Bearpaw mountains,
are to have reared above them a
suitable monument, and the spot will
become a national park. Gen. Miles
commanded the soldiers, and upon
his request the interior department
spot from entry. The next congress
will be asked to create Bearpaw a
national park and erect monument.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-06
ANOTHER ERUPTION.
Awful Work of Mont PeIee-Over 200
Lives Said to Have Been
Lost.

Castries, Island of ST. Lucia, British
West Indies, Sept 2. = The British
steamer Korona arrived here Sunday
evening from Fort de France, Island of
Martinique. She reports that a terri
BILE eruption of Mont Pelee occurred at
nine o'clock Saturday night, and that
people who arrived at Fort de France
from the northern part of the island
reported that the village of Morne
Rouge, near the district previously
devastated, had been destroyed, and
that LIE Carbet, a village on the coast
which was destroyed at the time of the
great eruption, had been swept by a
tidal wave. About 200 persons lost
their lives
In addition to the 200 persons re-
ported to have lost their lives at LIE
Carbet and Morne Rouge, many other
persons are said to have been killed
all over the northern districts of the
island. The governor of Martinique
is believed to have started for the
scene of destruction.
Mont Pelee has been in constant
eruption since August Is. There was
an enormous fall of ashes from the
volcano the night of the 25th. There
was very severe eruption the night
of the 28th, when the volcano rum
blings were heard at a great distance.
The mountain burned fiercely that
night, and out at sea passing vessels
were covered with ashes. The night
of the Goth there were three separate
eruptions.
A tidal wave rushed upon Fort de
France, and the terrified inha bitants
fled in large numbers to the interior.
The wave was not severe and did but
slight damage.
At midnight of the 3Oth Mont Pelee
was quiet; shortly after this hour
there came another shower of ashes.
accompanied by vivid sheet lightning.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-06
Dies ON wife,s Grave.

Despondent for seven years on ac-
count of the death of his wife, Merritt
Morse, aged "a years and well-known
resident of Racine, committed suicide
at Mount cemetery, lying PROSTATE
upon his wife's grave, with his hands
upon the headstone Morse was found
and an empty bottle, which had con-
tanned carbolic acid, lay near by.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-06
King Goes Home

Potsdam, Prussia, Sept. liking Vic
tor Emmanuel of Italy, who has been
visiting Emperor William, started for
home Sunday. The king and emperor
drove together to the Wild Park sta
ton. Here the leave takings of the
monarchs was most cordial, and they
embraced each other repeatedly.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-06
Tried to Escape.

Manila, Sept. 1.-The sultan of Kin
idayan, who was held as hostage by
the American forces at Camp Vickers,
Island of Mindanao, attempted to es-
cape from his guards last Thursday,
and was shot and killed by sentry.
The sultan had been arrested after the
recent murders of American soldiers
in Mindanao, and was being held pend
ing the surrender of the murderers.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-06
Elected President

Denver, Col, Aug. 29.-Joseph A..
Langfitt, Of Pittsburg, Pa, past SUI
preme regent of the Royal Arcanum,
has been elected president of the
National Fraternal Congress.
Milwaukee was chosen as the meet
ing place for next year. The congress
adopted resolution introduced by
DR.. Oronohatekha reaffirming the old
table of mortality rates.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-06
Agriculture Depressed.

Manila, Sept. 1.-As a result of the
war, rinderpest among the cattle and
the epidemic of cholera, agriculture is
at present seriously depressed
throughout the Philippine islands
Gov. Taft estimates the area under
cultivation this year at half that of an
ordinary year. Many districts are
badly impoverished
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-06
Must Have License.

IN an opinion Attorney General
Hicks holds that brewers manufacture
ing beer in other states and sending it
into this state to be stored and sold by
an agent must have local liquor Ii
cease. Such brewers may, however, sell
direct to customers in this state, with
out holding local license, providing
of shipment.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-06
Nebraska,s First settler Dead

Omaha, Neb., Sept. ALFRED D.
Jones, Omaha's first postmaster, and
reputed to be Nebraska's first settler,
died early Saturday at his home in
this city, aged 81 years. He came to
Council Bluffs in 1858 and year later
laid out a town site on what's now the
most thickly settled portion of this
city.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-06
Women May Vote.

Wisconsin women will have the right
to vote for state and county superin-
tend.ents of schools, at the coming gen.
eral election, and separate ballots
must be provided for their accommo-
datiqn. This is the opinion given by
Attorney General Hicks in response to
Secretary of State Froelich's request
for instructions on the law passed by
the last legislature on this subject.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-06
Labor Candidate Wins.

Dublin, Sept. alderman Patrick
Dowd, the labor candidate, was elect
ed lord mayor of Dublin. Timothy c.
Harrington, the retiring lord mayor,
was a candidate for a third term, but
was defeated.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-06
New Bank.

Frank S. Comp, of Chicago, has filed
with the register of deeds certificate
of organization of the Kenosha state
bank, which, it is stated, will begin
business in Kenosha September 1. The
capital stock of the new bank is $685.
900, but the articles give the bank the
right to increase its stock to 100000.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-06
Aid for Confederates.

Chicago, Sept. Upon the recon-
mendation of Ell Torrance, com
mander in chief of the G. A. R.,
veterans of the union army are re-
quested to contribute money for a
soldiers home at Mountain Creek,
Ala, fer disabled confederate sol
dierS
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-06
May Soon End.

Florence, Italy, Sept. 2.-The indi-
cations are that the general strike
which has been in progress since last
Friday and which has rendered about
10000 men idle will end shortly.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-06
Cholera on the Increas.

Manila, Sept. 1.-The cholera is in
creasing. Last Saturday $40 cases
were reported in the provinces. The
totals reported up to date are 27,e29
cases and 1860 deaths from the dis
ease.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-30
0rafbent glnniehrIt's 8uHanb.

@a btngton, 9. g., %. Sept.
- pripatIetretdr Gortel9ou per0f1
fentli9te I'm II ll6r beute 9ormit@
tag folgenbe, bon ben 9ler3ten De5
prGiibenten autoriiirte Mttt6eilung:
Ser 3uitanb Der Wunbe 1T be-
friebigenb, unb Die Semperatur NOR
mai. Der prGiibent bat gut gef6laz
fen unb nimmt CUR 3ett einen SiB
auf einem RoQitu9le Elm. @r 1T guz
ten Mutbes unb bat BON Qnfang an
peber ungeOulO. nod llnrube an ben
Sag gelegt, fonbern ii4 ben Qnprbz
nungen Der 4er3te nit getpifen6after
Sorgfalt unterporfen. Set Der Qnz
tpenbung Der Sperationsnabel our
gntleerung bes giterfades am p.
September, pel6e feline @unbe 5uz
ridlteB, 1T feline tpeitere Operation
pprgenommen tpprben, Biz geitern."
9eneralar5t Rirep BON Der 6lotte,
9eneraGarat ReiI1p BON Der Qlrmee,
Or. Sung unb Der Spe3tulift Or.
Sbdffer aus Netpz9ort tpuren 3ugez
gen, als Der @erbanb Der Munbe 6eu>
te friib erneuert purbe. Sic fttmmen
fdmmtli4 bartn iiberetn, baB ber3u>
ftanb beg prdiibenten nt9t Die gez
ringite 8eIorgniB re4tfertige. Der
Brdfibent empfing i'm 2aufe bes Saz
9es meArere 8efu9er, barunter ben
@ouperneur Crane bon Mafa6ufetts,
pel9er fi4 CUR 3ett bes Srolepzllnz
gIiids 3u pittsfieGb in 9eIeGf4aft
bes 9rn. GtoUfebelt befunben bate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-30
gtraBeu6abnzstrife in RemzorIeans

81 e MD rIeans, %. September.
: Der langerlDdrtete Strife Der bieitz
gen StraBenba6nz8ebienit bat ieiz
nen Mnfang genommen, unb Der @erz
fe6r 1T gdn8li6 i'm Stoden. Trii6
Morgens purben Die qOitpaggons
ausaef6idt unb berrt9teten i6ren
9ienft obne @t0rung. gtur in einem
syuqe iiberftel Elm W&Ob etnen gerabe
aus ben S9uppen fommenben Poitz
Waggon unb bemd4ttgte it6 ber0}o>
torfurbel. Giner Der 5triter tpur6e
feitgenommen. Qlqe pQtne Men" in
Der @tabt gtngen beute gta4mtttd9
an einen Spnpat6iez Strife, un0 bic
@tabt pirb baber, penn es nt4t gez
lingt, ben Strife bei3ulegen, obne
elettrifbe 8eleu6tung ietn, unb ale
Observation-Disclosures an ben 3elephon7
unb SeIegrapbenlinien tperoen bts
Quf Weiteres unter6rp6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-30
Sir administrator.

GoGon, Colombia, %. Septemz
Der. = Die Gage auf benz Gftbmu5
blei6t unberGnbert. Ser 8erte6r
spi16en Colon unO Banana pirO
freisebalten. 2(merttanif8e @eefOlz
buten ober Matroien begleiten Die
3uge.
COMMANDER N2c2eun bonn Ser.
@taatenzRreu3er Cincinnati" nirb
morgen auf bem 0ampfer r6tnance"
nd8 g1elp@gort a6retIen, unb @omz
manber Repton 6. Mafon bas GOmz
manbo bes &reu3ers iiberne6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-30
ISM 3eihcn Der 9rUfen 1lbr'"
Gin ant.Sorl0lag
ton Gaitelberg's.

g8ir baben 5bucn ttne reue Dfierte 3u na9fn-
Gtpag, Dag iraenb sinem 9lunt Der ie 3uDor int
56mufia5enzg;i6dft augsrsot purOe, UNI fiRe
Generation bpraus 1T.
g8ir uUusn Sbnsn Osie @unteu licfern = tr9fnO
5emanO erbdlt fe, Der oarum eriu5t. 6is le9sH
3bre Gents, Rjdslg, Dimes uHD 2oldrs btns'n-
gan, uab 9elie6en QB.nn Sic 10 Diel 9:ipart 6a'
ben, ME 5s tpiini6en oaan bringeu Sic Dir Sant
su ung. uno mir 1uoGtu te fir 5ie 6finen Sie
f0nusn Die Griparuife ais erfs gn3abuHg auf irz
gehO einsn Siamantsr, lIbr ODER SdmudFld' 0aS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-30
0eifenranber in Der Yatlfe.
@enIattonelle GntbiIungen in Snz
bianapolts. = 3pei &er5te nno
mehrere g2eqer perbQftet.


SnDtunupDIt8, Snb., %.
September. = WGbrenD Der leBten
hrei W1onate 1in0 an 100 meni4ltde
2ei9en BON bieiigen 6rteOb0fen geito5z
len tporDen, unb me6rere beriel6en
tpurben leBt6in i'm 9epartement fir
Qlnatomie bes 6ieitgen n@entral @olz
lsge Of P6pficians anb Surgeons"
entbedt. Sieben 9feger pur0en beute
fru6 als 9eriber bieier @rd616dnz
rungsn Derbaftet, unO elmer oeriel6en,
Namens 8ufus gantreQ, bat elm Sc
1tGnoniB a6gelegt, in tpel6em er ben
Or. Soiep6 6. 4leranber, ben Or.
0ilon unb 9eorge 9anmater, ben
S6lieBer Der erpd6nten 2eAranitdlt,
oIs M1ttf9ulOige, relp. 2tnittfter Der
8erbre9en be3ei6nete. Or. 4leranz
Der foq mebrere Male Bel Dem 3aub
BON Qei6en 5ugegen getpeien fetn. Die
Neger 5ogen INNER nit S4rotgepe3z
ren bepaffnet aus unO nubmenPferoe
unb Wdgen CUR gntfernung Der 8Ore
per nit. gantreQ ertldrt, er uno feline
@enofen bdtten Die nMount Sudfonz
Cemetery" fait in ieber g2u4t na4 Ell
ner8eerbigung beimgeiu4t, unb taum
etne ein3ige 2ei6e, tpel4e fett lebten
Suli bort beerbtgt tpurbe, lei i6nen
entgangen. !6aft6efe6le ftnb ausges
fteGt unb cine griinOli6e 1nterIu4ung
nirb ftattftnDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-30
3nn4un1C & Co.,
0r. IS, GlmsStr., R.z0.
6elfen, Dermo6te e8 je0o4 nidt unb

6elfen, Dermo6te e8 jeoo4 ni6t un0
fieI auf oaS 8ett 5uriid.
Der 9rGFaft bat ben StabtS4r4iz
tetten in1truirt, bos G6lof3immer 3r
unter7u6en. QtuBerOem orOnete er
cine 2tnalDIe be5 8lute8 3oIa'5 unb
Der 2ltmoip6Gre Oes 8immer5 an
3oIa bate ii4 pon feinen Iiterariiden
2lr6eiten ou8geru6t, ieitoem er iein
leBte8 Q9erf g9ie 0a6r6eit" poIlenz
Dete. 2(Qe pariier 8lGtter lOben in
i6ren g2efrolp9en ba5 6o6e ltterariide
Salient be5 8erItorbenen. Sic beurz
t6eilen bic BON i6m in Der 2(ffatrt
9repfu8 geipielte R0le je no4 t9rem
pOlttif8en 5tanOpuntte.
CQt6eno8.) = 6rou 3oIu liegt jebt
in einem 9riDatboipital 0arnieOer unb
bat cine fur3e Mitt6eilung MAIDEN
f0nnen. Bie iie iagte, erlpa4te fie
baute frii6 nit beftigen SopfI6mer3em
unD erIu8te i6ren @atten, Elm 5eniter
gu 0ffnen. Gr er6ob ii6 uno ber=
fu4te, 0os 5eniter 3u errei6en, 8eriet3
ieOo4 BEL 0em 8eriu6e ms Soumeln
uno Itir3te nieOer. Die 6rau 1purbe
glei8 barouf .e6enfol5 o6nmd6tig.
Sic tpeiB Bis ieBt no4 ni6t, OaB t9r
@atte toot lit. Die 2tu5Iidten uuF
i6re pollitGnoige GeneIung iinO gijnz
ittg. Die 6eioen tleinen 6unOe entz
gtngen nabrideinlia Our4 ben llms
tano, boB Der eine ouf Dem unteren
GnDe Oes 8ette5, Der anbere auf etnem
Stu6le f4lief Dem So0e. 9dtten lie
ouf bem 6uBbOOen geLegen, 10 ipiiroen
iie eritift iein.
GpGt 6eute 2(6enO tpurbe W}a0ame
3oIa i6er Den SOB i6re5 9atten BE-
na9ri8tigt. Ste pollte Die &un0e
3uerit nidt glauben unO rDar ttef erz
i6iittert. Sine groBe 8oltsmenge lit
6eute 2l6eno Dor Der 3otQ'I4en 0o6a
nunq DeriQmmelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-30
6nGlmafier=s =sflaOen in 9eras.

9oufton, Seras, %, Sept, =
9yur9tbare HegengiiiIe 6aben i'm IiiOz
li6en uno einem She'll bes Ditli6en
Serus ben 8aumpoQfeloern qroBen
@6aDen get6on; burd bus9odpaFer
puroe eine N}enge 8rifen fortgerifz
len, Diel @ie6 ertrant unb es nurOe
Qu6 fOnit piel Gigent6um 3erit0rt.
Der an ben 8aumpoQfelOern angez
ri6tete S6aben fam pegen bes aus
gebe6nten Qreals md ni4t genau an
Qqqeben lper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-30
9Dienterie,
Si0rrDOe,
G0Olerine.

Gin tal6r bis gu euem OonJsu Eb,'I6ftel bOn
gtaopaps R'cOp IRsltsf in etHtm bai6tH @Iais oOR
gBaFer genommcn unO 70 lanot iortg,itBt ais bic
Gntlssrunocu aubllttn, unO tiH nit &taOD Ottlisf
eslrdnftsg Stid GIarca dber Dcn 1lagsa unO bic
GnuspstOs Geltqt, miro ouVtnbljdli6e 2inoernn9
uuo raid cine 6eilung bsr0Or bringen
Raonao'g RsaOD ReltF, in G8uftr gsnOmmsur
tuirO in eiuigtu DNnutcn Rrdmpfe trampiartiae Qus
fdue, lauren glagsn, 1lctsisit, Grbreaungsn, 5Oba
brtuusn, CDuura8ts sTnidus @ero5Ftdt traufboftes
Ropflpsb, gldGuu9su urD ale innsren 66muasa
beileu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-30
gpm RuuSe eInes Qlbsrunoes.

Der fb pl5blid Uor SUD Quit5ut, tretei 5br trs
ibrod,n 3urid 9geun ab:r iaUar, GraHt5sitss
5pmptomt, ME MaStuz, &tbtrs uuo @iersr.9ea
ibneroeu, aopfiamerJ 5bpinOe!, 6crJtopfen,
Riifenjhpdbe L. !. 10. SUD an OsH Habsu0eH 5OS
mabutn ibreitst Sbr rubig psiter bis bjuab in oas
grab 1arum pouct 9br uidt BET 8:itsn b5rsn2
gRarum ritt pje0er geiuno mrDsR, Da ss 0o5 Elm
Fd,tres 6silmjtttl gegeu ale ieHe epmtOms unD bs=
rem Golq,u qitbt? Gs fHO BE berubmtcH, uur aus
BEN retufttn 9f!an3enidftsu ber8ettateu ct. 8srs
narozRrduterpiatn p 6ent5. 2las apotbtttn.
CSi0oSa, ,5&6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-30
QLacr Qcccbtirt.

0etroit, M}i8., %, September.
= General R. u, 2tlger, Der fra6ere
Rrieg5Iefretdr, bat Die inn Dom8ouz
berneur 8liB angebotene interimiittz
16e Grnennung gum 8unbe5IenatOr,
ols IQ8folger be5 beritorbenen Sez
notors M}c0GGan formeG occepttrt.
= Sn 'Stamforb, Gonn, purbe
8iQiam 9. 30pfer, Elm 6eIannter
iunger @eIddftsmann, BON etnem
8agen geI6leuOert, OeIIen Pfaro
bur6gin9 un0 erIitt Oa0ur8 foit aua
genblidti8 ben Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-30
The Baltimore Law School.

Ser 9srbfsRurius btqiuut am 20. 9 ptems
ber 1902 gBsgen ndbsrsr 2tu5funft nen0s man
Ta an o DarO Brpuut, 5strstar, Ir. ll2
Sfs2erington=S Strabe, Baltimore, Dto.
(Septl2 lUttfol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-30
Afaninp $50,
GoS4sfp nPft- Enn

Gin elcQanteg 9ianno, ooQe Gr6Be, 1i3 Gcta=
ben, orci Saiten, 800, 10 gut ipie neu uno tiir
fiinf Sabre qarantirt, miro an cincn iofortlgen
aduier fir 500 pertauft, nit Gni6Iub elmer 6onen
Scde unn Stubl.
H SerF & 1cbn,
C2T-4 Rr 7, IorO=Gbarles= 5trabe.
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WarIpr CrsrI fur SEQ

Sine 9arlOr=ErQtl nit pr09tgem loIl0Eh gSaIz
nuB= gebduie uno bober &idieite, nur penig Qe=
braudt, gum 9res BON $40 = tofete neu s75,
siui6liebll3 Stubl, Bud uno 8araHtie.
u. 3ers & Sobn,
C271-N SIR. Z, 0Oro=Gb GbarlcszStrabe.
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Stfo)'Oog'6
ReoOg J(cIiel
Gcdeot SG)t1tersett
gc9em S6nter5ett-
Die bette nnO 6taigFe @e0i3tH
Der 8elt fir Den Sauliz
lten0ebrau6.

eti4t ioFOrf bic observation-disclosures; osria8t ntf
Dem QeiOtrOtn Grls;btrun8 5u gsben.
@egcu 9errsnfung,n, Gucti3un5tE, 8ideui9m'rs
sen, 55merssu auf Der @rut uHO in ben Setten'
Rupfpe6 3abnpi6, 9lutauOruHg, Gnt5imoHn0err
Rbeumatismus, Rsural0ic 3,reRiaub, @ttttn95)t'
CDsr geseu irqsnO ptJtt duBsre sEbmer1cn genlqt
elm fsin:r 9erbauO Der DlsOijiu, cine sauber'
bate g8irfung btroOr5ubringsn, inOsm Die 6bmers
ssH iofort auj66ren. Qus ;nR;rIi9tu 65msr9sna
GrdmpFs,
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gpeoen observation-disclosures llmftdnre

mus Gin @rr iein prd6tigcs
FrsES-s--1fsT--aSa Gon3ert=9iann Dertaufen; Oas=
ts6e bat ~ @@sooin 5gdt ~ 9ta3me@t' 1snfrn@%
nit funiidbrqtr Garantie Seitcus Des Gabrifan=
ten; fernsr Stubl unO 3ede. 1850, WaOilonz@pe.
(2I-2y
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Baltimore cbiu Ssabm SHnetin.

SI.@W DUH -SdlIIThUEF HuuI 1SUTUIHBFUIT UI!V
3urid ir ate tcguidrcH 3ige am l., D, g.,
T., g., 9. uuO TO- SftOber, bel Gelcgcnbtit
Ocs natjona!en 6elOlaQers Der IS. 81. &."
@jQste iinO fir pie 8udfobrt bis sum II.
Gttober Qiiltig, fails Oieiclbcn isoob 3ni=
ibtn oem l. uno A. CttObcr nit elmer
glu63ablunQ BON so Geut5 Bel Dem 5ontz
QQentcn DCponirt lpsrOcn, fam bic 9tiid=
fobrts,eit pon g9uibington bis gum 3. Gos
Ocmber 1902, eini6liebli6, perIdngcrt pcrs
Den. (2f3)
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&feroe sn&1t G5erfdnf.

gBir e,n6bntb in Oisitr Sabrss5stt offeriren mir
FnnF6uuoert 3uopfsrb bs, i'm 8ttuidts
ppn il 100 Bis 1900 gfunO gum 8ertauf. Gir
hidt, oOsr Idypsrs 8ugsn puifsuO; il na6 gDuni6
uusr Rdufu 0obsufragtn bti Der "a mtri n
3teG mpanp1. (Ssph, 8&5, ,lUttfb)
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@utb ber Glemente.
Nene Seimin6nns si3ilien's.
Glm Spnnta9 fc9tc Gin Crfan iiber
Die eSniel unS fOrberte mebr Wen=
id1enGcben sum Spfcr.
&at6e6rQle in 8elpaffe ein9eftiir3

&atbebraIe in 8eGPofe ein9eitiir3t
un0 piele QnbG4tige getOOtet. -
S4iff6rii4e urO ulI9emeiner qaz
nit unter Der 8ebDIterung.- -Gine
d6nli4e adtuitrOpbe an Der 8iite
BON Sapan.-9unberte BON N}enz
f4en ertrunten, = 9Gniginmutter
Nturie G6rtitina bon @panien foG
i6ren Staumeiiter gebeiratbet 9oz
ben.
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Der Nlann ipurbe als 2ei4e, Die 6rau
bepuBtIos aufgefun0sn, - 2eBz
tere pirb am 2eben bleiben. -
Sin felt Idngerer 3eit gum eriten
W}aIe pieber gebet3ter Ofen in
Dem @4taf8immer DeronloBte Oos
llngliid, = @eIbitmorbzGjeriidts
pel4e ftdb fpdter uls unbegriinOet
berau5feGten. - Spmpatbie in
alien ShetIen SrQnfreth's.