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The sun., 1902-12-18
ARNHEIM.
Broadway & 9th Street.

idle, 80 delirious, so no1ious, 90 picturesque.
so hysterically hero-worshipful as In the
nsme DsIsty q sSyen around the
while It - quite reasonable to suppose
that later his youthful infatuation for Anne
HsthswasE e. ceased TO be quite his Who'll, whole s1.
case for alimony for gross neglect and de.
sertion II seems 70 me nothing more than
aaestion i itself @ Would form sSfiicisnt .empts.
months married. a father, with a twin son
and daughter promptly following. to ny
II Anne Hathaway came to know the an
Ruish Of watching herself q waning charm
soa Sons onS se sa
harvest OF bitter fruit, natural from a mar
riage with a youth who. perhaps. was obey:
Of nature. a mistake for which he must do
penanoe until death. by a lifelong compan i
purpose: an association which might have
utterly damned a genius lesser than our
supreme Shakespeare.
The paper was not received with enthu.
siasm. In speaking Of it a:terward Mrs.
Trumbull said that there was absolutely
nothing In it which q newspaper would
care to print. She seemed TO think there
might b In an admirable paper on THE
6eamy Side Of Christmas Presents, read
by Mrs Philip La Roche, but unfortunately
Mrs Trumbull said that she regretted the
publicity which had come from the paper
on divorce. The occurrence has spoiled
the whole afternoon she said Mrs. Dore
Lyon was moro indignant than Mrs. Trum-
bull had been.
Think Of having our private papers
haunted before the public. she said why
even our husbands were not to know that
we know about such things
Mrs: Walling appeared to be greatly con-
cerned. but she was able to partake OF the
luncheon after the meeting.
i didn't know ! was doing anything
wrong when ! made the paper public
she said. 1T really wasn't very-er-r-r
awful. wonder II 1t hit anybody who is a
member Of the club? Do you know whether
many Of them are divorcees?"
The sun., 1902-12-18
The weather.

Save for light snow around the Lake regions and
northern New England and rain on the southern
California coast the weather was fair yesterday
over the whole country.
There was low pressure passing over the north
section Of the Lake regions. joining with another
moving out the 81 Lawrence valley and q third
disturbance made ia appearance on the southern.
california coast. An area Of high pressure occu.
pied all the country from the north Pacific Ocean
eastward to the middle Atlantic and southern
coau As the centre OF this area Is moving south.
eastward the temperature will be moderate In this
region for the next two or three days. Il Was
warmer In most districts yesterday except the
Southern States,
In this city the day WAS fair and warmer BY 10
degrees In the morning; wind brisk. westerly 10
southwesterly; average humidity 81 per cent
barometer corrected to read to sea level, al A. NJ
70 oe2. p. NJ. 2ooS.
Tue temperature yesterday. as recorded by the
onhciai thermometer. and also by THl SuN's thsr.
mometsr ~ the street level. y shown In the an :.
nexed table:
The sun., 1902-12-18
SOPHS WIN THE CANE SPREES.
And Columbia Freedmen Must he Men.
Smokers In Public TIL June Next.

A thousand persons filed the Columbia
University gymnasium yesterday after
noon to see the annual sophomore-fresh-
men cane spree. The sophomores won
two out Of the three bouts amid tremendous
yelling and the freshmen have. therefore.
lost the right to smoke pipes or carry canes
until June next year.
Before the contests began the under
classmen were relegated to the galleries
to prevent outbreaks, The timekeeper
was Robert B. Bartholomew, captain OF
the Varsity crew. Gustavus A. Younger
'05, i3o pounds, and Z. A. Ulmann, 90. l39
pounds, we're the class representatives in
the lightweight bout The freshman got
his body between his opponent and the
cane and in minute and q half he had
won the cane.
his classmates and carried around the
gymnasium several times. to the discom-
future OF the second year men.
G. W. Rich, the freshman middleweight,
tipped the scales at I44 pounds as COM
pared with is9 Of George w. Tucker, Jr.,
the sophomore representative. The first
round OF three minutes was indecisive.
but Tucker rolled over the freshman in the
second round and. with a quick jerk,
wrenohed the cane from his grasp.
There was plenty Of excitement when the
heavyweights appeared. They were NJ.
D. Ferris, 2iO pounds (sophomore), and
@. T. Gordon, 100 pounds Greshman).
When both men were on the mat Ferris
lost little time in using his weight and
knees and soon had entire Possession of
the stick winning the day for his class
After the sprees the sophomores had
parade TO celebrate their victory. Owing
to the muddy condition OF South Field
Of the science students will be held to-
morrow In the gymna silm
The sun., 1902-12-18
DROVE HER CHILDREN OUT
Drunken Mother Refuses to Care for Her
Two Little Boys.


Peter Lawlees. who's s, and his brothe,
Nicholas, who's two years younger, were
brought to the Children's Court yesterday
by Jacob Deubert of the Gerry society.
Deubert told Justice Mayer that on Fri
day night. when the weather was at its
coolest, tho children we're driven out OF
their room, At COZ Grand street, by their
mother, who Ii usually drunk and was
then. They had nothing on but their night
clothes and stood crying in the cold hall
way while other tenants tried In vain to
get the mother to take them in.
Some one then ran over to Broome street
and notified a relative, who keeps coal
cellar, that the children were freezing He
got his cart and coal bag and hurried to
the tenement, where he found the children
still in the hallway. He dumped them into
the coal sack, carried them to his cart and
took them to the single room where he and
his wife and children live, He fed them
until the Gerry society heard of the case
and took them away
Justice Mayer sent them to the st. Agatha
home, at Manuel, Rocklancd county.
The sun., 1902-12-18
MOTORMAN'S EXPLANATION.
sling Denies That He Left His Post when
Elevated Trains Coilided.

Robert Sling, the motornan in charge Of
the Second avenue elevated train which
colided with another Of the same line at
Thirty-fourth street Tuesday night, went
to the Manhattan Railway (ompany's
Offices yesterday to deny that he had left
his post just before the collision. His
son. who was also there. said that the train
ahead WAS behind schedule time, and that
owing to the moisture on the window Of
the motor enclosure the motorman was
prevented from seeing clearly what was
ahead OF him, Young Sling said his father
as a locomotive engineer for twenty years
and had never had an accident before; that
he had been operating motor car for the
past six months. and that the proof that ne
struck to his post Tuesday night was the
bruised and cut about the face and hands,
and will not be able to return TO duty for
several days.
The sun., 1902-12-18
THOSE CROWDED CARS.

Merchants Circulating Petitions 70 the
Mayor TO End Present Conditions.
condition Of the cars on the transit syst ems
in this city is being mailed by the Mer-
chants Association to the members Of the
prominent organizations in this city in
cluding the commercial bodies, the ex-
changes. the Bar Association, ministers
of all faiths and doctors. closed with
the circular is a petition 10 he filled out and
sent to the Mayor protesting against this
disgracefu condition which Affects the
health Of the entire community and which
causes constant insults to our women who
are compelled to travel In the crowded cars.
The sun., 1902-12-18
Court Of Appeals Disposes Of Old Calendar

ALBANY. Dec. i7,-only eight cases were
left to-day Of the old calendar which has
been before the Court Of Appeals since
Jan. Q, and the court expects TO dispose
Of these by tomorrow. In that event,
the court will hand down decisions and
then adjourn over the holidays until
January
During the past year the court has con-
sidered about 900 appeals from orders.
about two-thirds Of which have been dis
posed Of The present calendar contained
$3.50 cases, and many others were added
during the year The new calendar. TO be
taken up at the January session. contains
3S7 cases The calendar for tomorrow
follows: Nos So3, 4i0 and SAL.
The sun., 1902-12-18
THOUGHTT TTHECABNA TOBLAME
Crowd Was Ready 10 Mob Him Because .
hoy Was Injured.

Eight -year-old Walter Englispy last night
caught on behind an empty cab that Viii
liam Miller was driving up Eighth avenue at
Forty-third street. The boys right leg
slipped through the spokes OF wheel and
was broken above and below the knee.
number OF persons who saw the boy
lying on the street thought the cabman
had run him down and started in TO mob
Miller. Two women. however, had seen
il all and dissuaded the rest OF the crowd.
The boy was taken to the Roosevelt Hos
The sun., 1902-12-18

WAshtNorok FORECAST ioR TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.
For eastern NeV York. eastern Penn syieanla
and Nsp JTsey, fair 10 day fresh rs1 utnds: fair
io.m0rrov
For New England, fair to. day and 10 morrow;
fresh west winds.
For the District of Columbia, Delaware and
Maryland fair 70 day and 70 morrow: west winds.
For western New York. partly cloudy TO day;
brisk to high west winds. fair tc-morrow.
The sun., 1902-12-18
PASSED As A MAN FOR 30 YEARS.
woman whose Sex Was Discovered In
BufYaio says She Has Voted for Year,.

BUFFALO, Dec. 1.-THE District Attor-
ney's Office will investigate the case OF
Harry Norman. the woman who passed as
a man for twenty years and whose sex
was not discovered until she broke her
leg. At the hospital the woman boasted
that she had voted in the Third ward for
seven years and had been q hustler at the
polls for Alderman Butler.
She never was naturalized. although
abe was born In England. She says she
will 60 back to her disguise when she ID
released unless the police prevent it and
tn at abe is going to give a beating to the
surgeons at the Emergency Hospital who
exposed her masquerade.
The sun., 1902-12-18
II. r. YETMAN RESIGNS.
Became Associate School Superintendou
Through Consolidation.

Hubbard R. Yetman, associate city su-
perintendent Of schools. sent his resigna-
tion to City Superintendent Maxwell yes
terday to be transmitted to the Board Of
Education. 1t will probably be acted on
at the board meeting next Tuesday. The
salary Is 5000 a year. Mr.. Yetman told
some Of his friends that he proposed to
give up his place In the school system be-
cause OF failing health.
He lives at Tottenville, Staten Island,
and IVES the superintendent Of schools OF
Richmond county at the time OF CONSOLE
dation and by virtue OF that ONCE became
one OF the associate superintendents He
has been identified with Democratic poll
tics on Staten Island for q number of years.
His resignation Ii to take effect on Jan. /.
The sun., 1902-12-18
MILEAGE BOOK CASE.
The Suit Against the Erie Railroad to Re
Taken TO the q. Q. supreme Court.

Taken TO the y. o. supreme Court.
BUFFALO, Dec. 1.-THE famous case OF
Minor vs.. the Erie Railroad Company will
be taken to the United States Supreme
Court. Minor sued to compel the railroad
company to issue mileage books at q cost
Of two cents mile, quoting the mileage
act OF 1895. Justice Kenefck held that the
law was unconstitutional. but his decision
and the Court OF Appeals. The attorneys
for the Erie Railroad to-day filed a writ
OF error, which they obtained from the
Supreme Court Of the United States.
The sun., 1902-12-18
FATHER M'LOUGHLIN WELCOME,
New Rochelle Catholics Pleased win EHs
Appointment to Blessed Sacrament.

Appointment TO blessed Sacrament.
New ROCHELLE, N. Y. Dec. 1.-THE
Catholics Of New Rochelle are pleased with
the announcement made this evening that
Archbishop Farley has appointed the Raw.
Thomas p Mclaughlin of New York 70
the vacant parish Of the Church Of the
Blessed Sacrament in this city. Father
Mclaughlin will succeed his uncle, the Rov.
Thomas Mclaughlin, who dropped dead In
the church last week while celebrating
mass
Young Father Mclaughlin, until recently,
was the pastor Of the Church Of the Trans-
fguration in Chinatown.
The sun., 1902-12-18
LIEUT.-COL. MORRISON DYING.

The Result Of an Operation for Append.
citis After Recovering From Typheid.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. i7.-Ideut. Col.
Jasper NJ. Morrison, Judge Advocate Of
California division. Ia dying at the Preside
Hospital as the result OF an operation for
appendicitis which was performed last
Friday. Col, Morrison arrived from Manila
on the transport Sherman, Oct. 9, suffering
from tvnhoid fever
The sun., 1902-12-18

The New York public are up-to-date in every
detail. They know the house that advertises the
real bargainS-they are crowding here, fully salts
fled they will realize all we have advertised
This Administrators Sale is now on the second
floor of our building apart from our other stock and
will end on this Saturday-there never has been
sale equal to this in value.
We know that the tailor who owned these goods
sold nothing less in Suits or Overcoats than $1,000
Trousers $i2OO. Our prices for Suits or Overcoats
made up to our standard of finish and workman
ship, to order $1,000. Trousers $500. Our great
facilities enable US to make garments in "a hours if
required.
The sun., 1902-12-18
TRY ON YOUR
Rarebit
ENGLISH ROYAL RELISH
MUSTARD SAUCE
In Stone Pots. All Orocers

Sleigh tiger and leopard rugs, coach
mems outfits, lowest possible prices for
reliable goods.
c. c. SHAYNE. Manufacturer. 4ist
and 42d Sts.. near 9Th Av.
Carriage entrance tist ST., bet. Bway and esh Av.
The sun., 1902-12-18

A Liberal Educatien and Bcnesiictisn
are the Chroh's best Gift to its sons. Every
father who teaches his children 20 fead tn .
Sun Gives them an education and blessing.
Ado.
The sun., 1902-12-18

Alaska Sable (SkunN Muiis. Si2, SIS.
$lS; extra large. $50 and SIS. Scaris.
SIS. $50 and SIS. Full fashionable length
boas, S3S to $40. Cspes. SIS to S750.
c. c. SHAYNE, Manufacturer. 42d ST..
near 9Th Av.
Carriage entrance iist St. bet. Bway and Nh Az.
The sun., 1902-12-18

Alaska Sealskin Jackets and coats,
elegantly finished. lowest possible prices
c. {: SHAYNE, Manufacturer, +ist
and 42d Sts., bet. Broadway and 9Th Av.
Carriscc ert'snce AIS, - he, Bway and 9th Av.
ART SALES AND Eyg1nrTuONc
The sun., 1902-12-18
DR.. LORENZ HEALSACLUBFOOT
KNEADS 1T AND MOLDS 1T INTO
SHAPE LIKE CLAY.

His First Case Of the Kind In This city
Clinic at the Post-Graduate-Three
Operations for Hip Disl0cation--An
Of Them Promise 10 BE Successful.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-15
ID tsifr1Nc.

Nie falae WitterlIng. lnter bx mir
| bier In ben leBteu 5nsen Der beuaofie-
men Wode 5u leiben batten, n,ahte iih
in einemsroBen 2beii nieies aontisRnts
nno aud in Garopa fiibtbar une rid)=
tete an lnandlen Srten bebentaioen
Sfaoen an. fDie aus folaenoen Berih=
ten all erfeben lit.
Mm 5aranac Cafe, g. p. pRtbete
am S-eitag Elm 9eftiger Shneenurm
bel 80 8rao adlte. gu Plain{ielo fie.
len aln Gemstos flint 3oa 5dnee.
@s tpar Der i1limnalte Mai @bnee-
Iturm lett Sabren; sselofriibte uno
Obitbdume fouroen fart aeihdbist.
Sn ytorfnlf, CONT, tpuroe burG ben
Ssrof Die Gbiternte pernihtet. Ser
thermometer reliltrirte 20 8rao iiber
Null.
Sn 3booe Sslanb folete einem 18ars
! fen NorDoltlpiHo nit taltsm &egen Elm
% ltartes 5infen Der Semperatur, sab
(auf nieorig eelegenen Seiben gis eat.
itano uno Die Sbltbdume l1me be
{babigt nurben.
Sn @lenelano batte man am Gamss
tas einen beftigen 61neelturm uf,b
auh in Wisconlin uno Midisan bat es
gefbneit.
,}n EeutIhlanb baben Die GrDlte
aud arobeu Shaoen setban, in &bein-
beiien uno Der YfatS baben oieIelben
Die Ne6en idper bei6dbiet.
Mn s. Wai ipiitbete in Shooeutf9-
lano ein beftiser 56neeturm unb Die
Sbtgdrtsn, ipel6e bereirs in 8liitbe
itanoeu, baben betrddtliden 5baben
erlitten. Ser 5dueee fiet on man1en
Gtellen eiuen SUB bOb. Das Wstter
1T unge,uObnli6 talt.
Gin beitiser 0a9elidauer eing i'm
rorome ltli6en Sbelle Don Baris Don=
neritas giodmittaa nieoer uno belt
et,ua cine balbe Stunoe an. 9ln=
oauernoe 9dueeaelt6ber fanben i'm
noroweltliden uno Iiiolueitlitben lrant=
reid itatt. 0ier5u lit nod 6roif getre-
ten. 10 oaB Der 8etreioe= unD CbHbau
IGtper beoro1t it,. ~
Su oen.n0roli6eH @ebirgen Staliens
luiitbeten fulte Wluoe nit Jte9eu uno
Shnee. Gin bsItiger 5utrm rate
iiber 0aS NorlatiI6e Meer.
9Iu6 I'M u6rbllteu &bsile Spaniens
eabcn beftige Sbnseltiirme fattsefuns
ben.
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Gret 9ertc. I

Sur6 Den Sinibieb bon 8ret Sarte,
oeien SOB mir lekte Wodle fur5 9enlet=
bet, bat Die omirifonlIdje Station einen
ibrer freiIinnigIten Dibter Oerloren,
beIien Nan1en ncben oenen BON Cong
fellon, Cullen, grDant, Malt yDbitman
uno Mart 5main in Der omeritaniIden
neutrality-suspicious. fortlsben miro. 9ur0
feline poetii6e 8erfldrung Der caliFor=
niiben NnFdnge bat gret 6arte Der
ciOililirten Welt Die Renl1tllib oes Cob
lanoes eri9lOnen uno Dem Gultur=
roman Elm 1leues Selo ersbert. Bret
9arte bat in ben lebten Sa1ren feline
Jeoer ruben lolIen er bat menig mebr
aeldrieben, obtuobl er lid mod nit oem
plane fir Elm er0beres gBerf trua.
Gein 2ebeasabsilo mar ruhig Ino
frieoild. Yrdfioent 6apes, Der ibn
gum Gonful in Srefelo ernannte, bon
no er fpdter na6 Olasgow perfsbt
wuroe, bat i'm aus Ieiner amerifani-
iben Seimatb nad) europa perpf flan5t,
uno bort lit er ieitoem oeblieben. 5cin
Nnbenten als oas bes SG0pFers bieler
flaiIiIAer Jisuren in Der alneritaniIdeu
2iteratur abar, unter Denen rSbe
beatben @binee" oielleidt Die beruhm=
teite 1T, miro furtleben, iolange es
Sreunoe zines feiniinilisen 0umors
giebt.
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Gist ed)ter Circus fontiast.
&ingling Brns. tucItbrrillute GGans
itclung tntrD filr bemuadjit angcseiat.

Gie beriibmten SobIufttunl ltler Don
ollen Sbeilen Der Welt Iino Sebens=
tuiirDigteiten in Dem Circus BON Sling
ling Bros, OieIes Sa5r Die srDBte
Sdaulte!lung Ger Welt. 9ielsr erobe
Circus mar INNER fir feline Wopitdten
in 8esus auf 2ufttitnl ltler berlibmt,
aber nod nienla!s suoor 1T cine iclhe
S6auHelun9 benz Golte se9eben uor=
ben tpie oieIts Suhr iu Dem Ginelin9
gros. Circus, Menagerie uno Sippo=
orom, pelGe ON 9onnerita9, 20. Mai
in SEEM Pbllaoelp9ia 5pei GDrI IteQun0en
eeben neroen. IS lit Der eroBte Circus
oer Welt uno Die permanenten @irclllle
bon europa uno bic Sruppen bes
Srients, Sapan, @bina, gsppten uno
Noro Mfrita baben lire grDbteu aiiuIt=
ler seibidt. Inter oieIen beiinoen fb
bie2uf ufttiinl ltler Der Sumitrescu=Srupp
pelde BON GuKen importiert ,poroen
uno aus bier Mdnnern belteben, luel9e
elm ieniationeaes Runltfuf in Der Suit
Fur S6au 9eben. 9onu fommt oas
Ounbar<Srio bon Qultralia, aud 2uft=
tiinnler, Die ganparbs, Die Sp gel
S6weltern. Die funitrciterin Nettie
Carroll; Die Smperial japaneIiIGe
Sruppe; oas 6olopap Srio uno biele
anoere iebensluerthe 3iinItler. eeoer
2eier lollte es niAt berfeblen, bieien
Circus gu beiuden. Die gtraBenparaoe
1T prahtpoG uno finoet 0ormittags
itatt.
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Ser atcNci4e 9ESDftn;s.

nYlng=Y =Yona", oa5 neue Spiel, III
elne 9lrt SennisIptel I'M fleinen Mabs
itab. Gnsenonnen, Der Wlidel uno
Rospar liben 5u Slide. Ser Slid III
ldrger als brett, uno ieoer iiBt an
einem Der beioen ihmalen gnben. sSn
Der Mtitte bes 5iINe5 febt cine gGiiliel
nit Gn5ocln. 9ie Gn6oel maren gut
uno Iino oeBbalb aufgeseHen, bis nui
einen, oenn Der lit bart unO 5dbe. Ser
Mibael bat i'm beraussefiht, nit Iei=
mem a0Ifel absr lpieoer 5uriifaemorfen.
5tatt in Die gdl1lel, fdut Der Gunoel
aber iiber bieielbs binmes, uno plumplt
auf Die Si|hplatte npr Den Gasper, unn
neil er 5db uno elaltiid lpie Elm @umni-
ball, pratt er auf. llno bepDr CT lpieoer
3urilf ooer auf ben goben fdllt, gsbt
ibm Der Gaspar einen S1,pupps init
Dem 20ifel uno Der Gnooei tritt ben
unfreiwiliigen Rlidweg sum Wiidel au.
SieIer ma6ts geraoe pie Der Ga5per,
unb menn Die Beioen aelbitte 2euts
iino uno ben 2Dhel banohaben, flieot
Der Gnooel eine aanae 3eitlang bin llno
Der, iiber Die Guppenibiillel meg, obne
in Dieien 5u plumpien Ooer auf Den
Sooen su fallen. Welder BON Den ge;=
ben ibm Die grlaubniB biersu eie5t,
erDalt einen 5trih auf Die Debitlcite.
9ies 1T ping=pona. uno nit il
einer blDoiianigen Ginoerei pertrsibt
fi5 Ii,lere .9ebiloete Welt" Die 3sit.
(@anton 8oNs8eitune.
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~ Ser glOrrei6e A. Suli,
gefeiert tn Ganal Sober tot Nnrtinn SDnOtcafe.
- 9ies F oie 6. snseisc. -usa

Drabtihirme bon jeoer gBeite Sc. bic
Oaro unb aufiDdrts.
8erlebbare Drabti6irme fir fSenIter
15c.
Drahttbiiren, cDmplet, 40e. il. auftp.
8e1ugel Nebc 2ac. per garo.
56iirangeln fiir Srabttbiiren Sc. nas
Yaar.
5arbe fiir Srabttbiiren 10c. Die
Same.
gmail fir Drabttbiiren 15c. Die
Same.
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DeanofratiIcl,c County.
0onpention.

=
Dos Aeftofratiide gentralgomte BON 1usearoaas
Ybilaoefpba, Ohio am @5antStag rs. Nprtl 1902 sii
bent 8irEde nm bic 3cit Enb ben Hiab fir bic Nbhal-
tung hfr bcmotratiid)en &pnntpGonnention fir haS
Sabr 1892 3u beftinmer.
Syn btier Werammnna fDnroe angeorbnet onB bse
genanute GpnpentloH i'm Unton Dpernsponie ben
6tabt
Mt,u @stIansipbia. c6to, ant gamFap. hsa
z. SHal 1902,
I'M l 0 II lbr % ormtttags
iid) berjmmeln fol
uub ha Die genannte G1npentten fiir bic tplgeuoeG
Srpefe itatfinben foil, nnstlid):
lin 9eiesaten fir bic oemofratiide Staats-gpapes,
ttpn su ermdhen
I'm Deiesaten fur bic enusreiIionene Gonpcntiou su
ertpaben.
lluo um ie etnen @onttbateu fir bic foIgenber
Gonntp-AaWter 81 numiniNn
Qrpbate gsitbter,
Glerf oes grrtbtS,
3tecprber,
GtoatsanipaIf,
gontmiiHpnar
NrnenhaussGireftpr
l1ub ufn isssnb melte onbere @eiGfte AT erlehiqer
meIdbe Der GnnDeuton oronunBsmdBis por9cleet mers
ben mSgcn.
llub ferner irb angeorbnft bab bic 8nfis ber Jfc-
prdientatipn fr iebes Iupnbtp nnb eben Wahlbeairf
Gin Geleaot ieir ipn fir jehe 25 Gtnmeu. pher eten
4rudtbeti ppn nebr als l3 Stimmen, bic out s. 9tpp
1901 fir anles Gilbu,ru aIS Goupernenr a6gegebcu
mprben nb. iiEt ouf beier Bats iinb bic oerfdebenen
Splpubips utb gablbeairfe an ber foIgenbcu Sabl
ppu Telcuafeu berrdattut
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2Ulul olA6 EOJ
lnb es purbe ferner anaeororet bab bic 9emofroter
in ben neriGiebcuen Hreclncts nno Gopni9ips td) in
BEN reeelmdB0cn mablpldben Der betreifenbe, G,re,
cincts lino Sp,pnibips an Donneritag 5. Sunt 1902
spiiben bn Gt1ubeu ppn bis ubr 9iad9mittogs bes
9enanntcn SageS perammeln Ipllen. I'm Sele9ate1
no Gellperretcr fir tbre Disqualification in Der &c.
nonnten gonpeutiou 8u erlpGhlen
SIM NuItrae beS bemufratiidjen GentrolzG ontitcS.
5. q. ggbiie. u. y. 9nnasag,
Sefretdr Rraiioeut.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-15

: N1eulnatifer tperoen lid) fre,len'
81 bernebman, Dab es nidt ipeniger ala
1887 iitberDirfenoe 0e;lmittel fir Den
b0len 8lenmatismus aiebt =; pieaeibi
tperoel, lie fitb auh Grgern, lpann Iie
ldmlicb ibofl etiibe 9nBsnb ppn o,efen
1HdleriDirfenoell" Mistslll pbne ben ge=
riAaiten grfois an iieb probiert 9absn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-15

Ser BON Dem Observation-Disclosures
berDffentli1te mpaatlilbe Gaotenlanos-
beridt lautet our9aus ungiififlia. Der
Giano Des Winterlusi5ens lit i6Iebter
als lett Dieien Sahrell i'm oieie 3eit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-15

Damen unterr6fe bon ieioenartigem
Satin nit tiefen Rrauien, tpertb
rs Gents. fiir 48.
llnferffeioer uilb ei1lfdde iiilb ge=s
ltreilte Semoen fiir Wdnner,
ipertb 48c.. fir 25.
@ase Wsiten fiir Damen uno 3inoer
5 Gents.
Wdrneriodef Sc.
5elestop=Eeistalhen 800. IL. anftu.
Roffer ieber Gr0Rs $l.65.
9eppihreiniger nit Gugel $l.97.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-15
SiecnrDer.
wrtnenhans. Giref:nr.

&coatticr beg geoba9ter Der llnterseicDnete bt
rrbt b un bic Domination fin ben alpetteu Serlni
a5 Ganbibdt fir MISUNDERSTANDING uutertpnrfe
ber Gntibribun9 Der beniofratiidcn GouHtp Gonnel
tipn SimoM Simban9b,
gorf GDlunibip.