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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-29
ADMINISTRATION TICKET NAMED
Old Board of Aldermen RenOmi-
mated in Webster Groves.

A primary mass meeting was held in
Bristol Hall. Webster Groves. last night.
for the purpose of nominating a municipal
and School Board ticket to be voted on at
the municipal election next Tuesday. Most
OF those who attended belong to the ad-
ministration party, as the progrsssives had
already held their convention and nomi-
mated ticket.
Mayor T c. Young called the meeting
to order and introduced g. L. Martin, who
presided, with d. NJ. Nhittemore, secre,
tary. Nominations for the School Board
Were first made and resulted In the seec-
ton OF c. II. Evans and John ID. Ripley for
the long term and August Buesse for the
short term. The old Board OF Aldermen
was renominated. 1t consists OF ADRIAN
DeYong from the First Ward, NJ e
dock from the Third and c. o Twinins
from the Fourth. There were three Gandi-
dates for Street Comm ssioner a T. hauI-
man received IS votes. John L. StanaSe "a
and R s. Woodson 13.
a campaign committee was appointed
with E. Z. Mcclure chairman. the other
members are n. ID. Thompson. W h ros.
Ward. Charles Waterhouse. 4. W NuraS
man and B. n. Coen from the Second. r.
A. Huber. +. Timmerman and l. +. black Black
mer from the Third and George Lee, arthur
Bigby and George GIL from the Fourth.
SUES THE TRANSIT COKPANY-James
Edward Reeves, filed suit Yesterday asadMnsS INST
the St Louis Transit Company Tor &.Vo
damages. alleging that he was put on
car March 1s and arrested at the instance
of the conductor of the car, and the next
was discharged.
RESUMED HIS FAMILY NAME-Fran-
els a Hunter. obtained permission In the
Circuit Court Yesterday 20 change his name
to Huse. He has borne the name OF MS
step-father.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-29
TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS
.axative Bromo-O Ouinine removes the cana
:. W. Groves signature on every boz.
Railway EmpIoye KILLED

Braymer. No.. March 2a-J. o. Boomer, a
Brookfield. Mo-. employed by the Hannibal
and st. Joseph Railway. was caught be.
tween the bumpers OF two freight earn and
badly crushed, killing him instantly. He
leaves q wife and baby.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-29
st. Charles District Conference.

REPCRL1C SPECIAL
Bowling Green, Mo-. March f.-The ST.
Charles District Conference OF the N e
Church, South, Is IN session here, Elder
Robert White presiding There is q large
attendance of preachers and lay delegates.
81. Charles District from the Missouri
Conference and attaching IL to the ST. Louis
Conference.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-29
CENERAL DOMESTIC.


IN Iynched at Casper. Wyo.. on the day ser
for his legal execution
The February summary by the Treasury
Department Of internal commerce shows
rafns and losses. the latter predoninatins
in almost all receipts. save spring wneat.
horses. mules. sheep and hogs
c. n. Pendleton Of Cincinnati kills Q
woman in the course Of quarrel aooue
division fence.
Archbishop Feehan issues en- order sey-
ing that Father Crowley OF the Chtcaeo
diocese Is in open rebellion against ecclesaas-
ttcal authority and threatening with s1spen-
sion any clergyman who may aio or com-
fort him in any way.
Confederate veterans meet at Atlanta and
practically decide that.the new Confeoerate
museum is to be located at Richmond
Two electric trains collide thirty miles
from Joliet, Ill, killing three persoas sao
an5uring eleven.
ConRressman Griggs Of Georgia was elect
Cd chairman of the National Democratic
Congressional Committee.
Cotton mills at Lowell probably will be
closed after Monday. owing to a demand by
the 5000 operatives for an increase Oh
wages.
The Arkansas State primary election Will
take place to-day. 1t will determine tho
democratic nominees for United States Sen
etor. State. congressional and local Offices
Ms Adelaide NJ. Francis announces that
she Is engaged to Albert T. Patrick, the
lawyer, under conviction Of the murder OF
wf1iam NJ. Rice, and says that they will be
married as soon as he obtains his free
DOM
Doctor Edmund ]. Ames, president-elect
Of Northwestern University, seys that CO.
education il meeting new opposition and
losing much Of its former support
Charles May. under sentence OF death ae
st. Joseph, has been granted a new trial
by the Supreme Court. He was to have
been executed April 4.
Senator Burton Of Kansas says the
Worlds Fair will not be held until 1905. and
the Kansas Commissioners have adopted
plans accordingly.
Representatives OF the National Grain
Dealers Association meet In Chicago to plan
for their annual convention.
Seventh Day Adventists are In session at
Chicago.
A fireman ON the Burlington Railroad d
killed In his cab. but tho accident Is not
discovered BY the engineer untc the end of
the run.
Colrado cattle are suffering severely from
lack OF water.
Storms and foods witt several Southern
States and the Dakotaa
Educators representing colleges and SEQ
ondary schools are in session at Cleveland
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-29

Interesting reading may always be found
in the Want" pages. Six hundred and
forty-tlve Want" ads are printed in to-
days Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-29
ECxEHA. 40 CURE. No PAY.

Your druggist will refund your money II
Pazo Ointment fails to cure Ringworm. Tet-
tel, Old Ulcers and Sores. Ptmples ana Black.
heads on the face. and all skin Diseases 5Oc
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-29

uotorTnen from seeing the approacA3no
cars.
about twenty miles from Joliet There =
single track at the place, and the two
cars We're piled In chaotic state.
Tho scene OF the accident Is the Rru0
spot where q terrible wreck occurred on thu
Alton road twenty-nine years ago. wha0
over q score were killed
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-29
Republican Convention Date.

HePubIICah Convention Dutc.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Hartville, Mo-, March &.-The Republican
Central Committee Of Wright County has
been called 20 meet in Hartville on April s
veution and electing the delegates to the
State co0veu1onS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-29

To Cure q Cold I'm One Day
Take Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets. This
ass.ssr. @.Mk~~"ss ss:s.s ss:z e.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-29
Eject q Bank President.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Corpus Christi, Tex, March A-To-day R
K. Kleberg was elected president of the
Corpus Christi National Bank. vice D.
Hirsch, deceased. G. r. Scott was elected
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-29

E. w. GROVE.
This name must appear every box OF the
genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets. the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-29
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

IVJAI A.ND 81 bUisbA-N
George Farrand IS reported missing from
his rome by his wife. who says he had $50
with him.
A Beaumont capitalist will prospect for
oil near Antonio. Jefferson County. Mo.
Howard G. Basket. young newspaper
man of Mexico, No. elopes with Miss Italy
CIendenin a seminary student. to East
St. Louis and is married
Congressmen Barthold and JOY are disap-
pointed over the result Of their efforts TO
bring about harmony between rival Repuo-
Ncan factions IN St Louis.
Miss Della Eckstine tells the police that
she was brought to St. Louis by man
vho wanted to force her to marry him.
French r. Sessions. real estate operator.
succumbs to pneumonia
Circuit Attorney Folk will file modon
70 have the bond Of Meysenburg Increased
to 80 0OQ
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-29
T0-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
MAS SHINGTON,

Congressman Butler cf ST. Louis has
surrendered his choice seat to Congressman
Cochran of St Joseph. and accepted me
latter's seat in the rear Of the hall. pre-
paratory to being ousted by the Republic
ans
The report on the Butler contest case will
be made IN the House Tuesday of next
week Cungressmen Cochran. Benton and
De Almond probably will speak.
United States Attorney Horace Speed or
Oklahoma has recommended to the Presi-
dent that Federal Judge McAtee be not re-
appointed
The Indian Commissioner has instructed
Inspector Wright that no permits are 10 be
issued for hunting or fishing in the Indian
Territory.
James r Garfield has not Yet accepted
the office Of Civil Service Commissioner.
vacated by the resignation OF Representa-
five Rodenburg: in case he declines TO ac-
cept the position may be rendered 10
George Everett Adams of Chicago.
The State Department will not take up
with the Danish Government. the matter Of
the charges against American statesmen
deening them unworthy OF notice.
The House devoted the days session to
private pension bills. The Senate was not
IN session.
Secretary Root says the rule Of retiring
army officers for disability is much abused.
He cited 10 the House Committee on Mill
tary Affairs several instances where retired
officers are earning handsome salaries at
other vacations.
Representative Kern says he VIII an
rounce his desires concerning n renomina-
ton IN proper season He denounces the
efforts of Illinois Republicans to deceive
the voters OF his district.
Pension Commissioner II. Clay Evans has
resigned his office and Will be retired
soon as important position in the diplo-
matte service is found for him. It is said
to be the Presidents intention to appont
Mr.. Evans Minister to either Spain or Cuba
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Gin neiperater Gr.Strahina.

Sracp ma4t S6ule. : Stint qerfOz
men niebergetnallt. = Der Sbdter
entfliebt auf einem gerau6ten
Subrperf.
5resnD, Gal, %. Suli.-Sames
Mc&innsp, etn Gr@StrG fling, per=
fpunbete beute gu Yorterpille flint
MGnner bur9 S6Ife unb entfam
auf einem gerau6ten 5u6rperfe in
bas 2uno. @r f9OB 5uerit in elmer
WirtbI6aft bic 2i9ter aus unofbra9=
te bann einem Spieler. Bel einem Ser
fu9e, ibm bic &arten aus Der 5unb
gu f9ieBen, cine Iei6te Dunbe Bel.
Don Der WirtbI4aft begab er ii6 na9
einem 2eibitau unO 5pan9 ben @igenz
tbImer nit borgebaItenem &epplper,
ibm Elm gferb unb 8uggp gu itellen.
Nls er bamit baponfubr, periu9ten
Elm gonitabler unb mebrere 8iirger,
ibn feit5unebmen, itanOen ieDo9 BON
Dem @eriude ab, nu9bem er ibrer bier
berpunDet bate. 0lcainnep tDOtete
Dor 5ipei Sabren einen Mann 81 3D.
tersftelo, tpurbe iebo9 bamals freige=
fpro6en.
Wm- 2pnn, elmer Der beute bon
Wtc&innep gei6ofenen 8iirser, tit eez
ltorben. Mc&innep iit nit elmer
Su9le, efnem S9rptgetpebr unb eli
nem Hebolper bepaffnet uno befinbet
it9 auf benz @ese nd9 benz 9ebirge.
gei ieiner 4bfabrt rief er aus, er perz
De es noh beiler MAIDEN. ais Sracn.
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Seaebt selhImurn in Ghiraao

gbicago, %. Suli. - u. 3D..
&pt9f4ilb. bis ppr &ur3em G6ef Der
6irma q. 80. 3ot6I9tlb &c Co.,
SdpiegerIo6n bes S4la9tbausbez
tigers HeIIon M}prri5, begtng 6eute
Nu4mittag in feiner Wo6nung an Der
81. StraBe unO Nft6igan Npenue
SeIbItmorb bur9 etnen @6uB in ben
8opf. Dilute SnIomnia, tpel9e tpa9rz
i6einlib tempprdre esIt0rung
berbeifiibrte, trie6 ibn gu Der S6at.
Setn 2eiben bate i'm Dor 5tpei W}oz
raten gum 4ustritt aus feiner Sir
ma, pel9e einen groBen0epartementz
Qaben an Der StdteitraBe betreibt, gez
5pungen, unb Elm ie9sp04iger 2tufz
entbalt in Wfinneiotd i9ten alsbann
cine erfreuIi9e geferung in ietnem
3uitanbe bepirtt gu baben. &eintr
pon Gotbf9iGO's 2lngeb0rigsn ober
Jreunoen bate cine 4bnung BON iei>
ner 4bIi9t.
aotbf6tlb tpurbe por 81 Sa6ren
in Ror0ftettin, einem tleinen 9Orfe in
0euti9lanb, geboren unb fam i'm
2tlter pon finf Sd6ren mad 4meritd,
po er Ii9 Elm betrd4tIi4es 8erm0gen
erparb. @r mar elmer Der 9irettoren
Der Gbicdgper Weltuusitellung, Elm
friiberer 9ireftor Der nNutional6anf
Of tbe Gepublic" unb gfttglieb Der
pstanbarbz", n8afbingtOn 9art"
unb y6dmilton Clubs" Gr 6inter>
lGBt cine Mittpe unb etnen So6n.
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ourftigen. Inter benjenigen Gtritern,
bic 1i4 nit W}iGe unO gfOt6 in ben
leBten SSa6ren Elm bi54en @jelO erfpdrt
BADEN, bat bieIe GrflGrung U}it4el's
fe6r piel bDIes 8lut gema6t; Oiefe
2eute perben pabrI6einli4 bic erften
ietn, bic bon zen 8ruben ltnternebz
mern pieDer Steuung er6alten, penH
Der 8etrie6 Der 3e6en pieber aufge=
nommen nirb.
4us + 4rettungen bel @ 9es
.nanbDa6.
9ott8btl1e, 9d,, %. Suli. -
Daniel 2anberman, Elm 2(ufieber in
Der Gobinoor 3e6e gu SbenanOOu6,
nurbe 6eute na6e fetner 8O6nung
bon Stritern bur9 S6Ufe Derpunz
bet. Gr 1T Our4 &e6poiten am Sc
fi6t unb an BEN S9ultern getrOFfen,
bod gIau6t man, baB er geneIen tDirD.
Die Striter perfolgten audi gilbert
2anoermun cine Strede nett un0
miB6anDelten bier anbere g}i4tuniOz
niiten auf bic 6rutalite @eiie
% 0 d Elm Gtn6alt5 3 efebL
9arferS6urg, 8.z8a,, %.
SSuli. - 8unbe5ri4ter SadiOn erlteB
beute einen peiteren @in6alts6efeRl
Don Dem nGmIidsn ougemeinen G6az
rotter, pie Oerjenige, pegen beiien
le6ertretung n0}utter" Sone5 uno
anbere @trifefii6rsr pro8eIiirt purz
ben. Ser GrlaB erfOIgte auf 9eiu4
g. Clinton 8arOner'5, Sequeiters
Der n6lemington Goal &c." unD iit
gegen 30 Striter unD OrganiiatOrtn
derihtet.
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Baltimore Sbip 8abn SiiIletin.


unb suriif, eini6iebli9 3utritt 3u ben @Ob=
len, am Sonutae, Den g. au9uf Spesial=
aug berldbt ben Dtt 8opnl= =@ubnbof ubr
0ormittags Gamoen=9Gbn6Of 7.15 ubr9or=
mttaeg. Sine pra6topae Reiie bur6 bic
Slue &ipgeaGsbrge unO Das 56tHanooab=
Sbal entldnq.
$IO. .OO-gpn Baltimore nadb sfasara Sans
une aurud. Sdmftag, ben 9. au9nf Bill
Iste iir 10 Rage 0utig Spejial3ug BON
our5laufenoen @oades unD Qufmdn= garlor=
g9aqqons oerlaHsn ben Sabnbott 9.l9
@ormittaos, BEN Ntount &OpulzgabnbOf 9.A
@ormittaog. Sur $1.OO m r a D. o.
ronto unb aurtf. untsrbrt6ung Der
fsa6rt if erlaubt auf Der 0udfabrt IN gurz
falo, Ro6sitcr, G.nepa, 9urDste unD Wtau6=
Gbunf 9lbfte3sr pon 8tobeitsr nn6 Sbouz
fano SsIanos unD 3uriid, Hur So. 80.
S66.s5-Sun Baltimore ndtb Gan Srau;isco
unO 5uriid bel @sleesnbet Der Convention Der
yRniq6ts OF 9Dtbias1. 9illste aetsn tiir Die
Siureiie pom l. bis g. &uqut unO bebdltsH
fir Die 8iidiabrt Bis gum 30. September
G}Iltigtet. Srosnp peldbe Dirette Goute fir
bic 9in= uEo 1tiidiabrt sur 2luspab
(21W
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OOQ0Cr'=
eIC5mcr0eIl.

Gin 1dI6er TbeeI1HeI bon q a b
D ap'5 &eubp ReItef in einem
1uI6en 9Ios DOu @afsr gsnommsn
uno 10 Iange fOrtgefeBt aI8 bic Gntz
leerHngen an9alten unO Elm nit g a b.
IN ap's &eu Op &eGtef getrGntz
tee @tiid 6laneu iiber ben Magen unS
Die GingerpeiOe geIegt, pirb ougens
bIidIt4e 2inberung unb cine raTde
9eiIung 4erDorbringen in Tduen nou
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= 6rau CLARA 80. 9. 2tnbreipg,
50 Sabre alt, Satin zines 9anbelsz
reiIenoen aus 8rootlDn, N.zg., beging
geitern in einem &Oitbauie gu Ser
mantopn Bel pbildbelpbiu SeGbitz
morb burd Ginnebmen BON &ar6Dlz
fGure. Sic ION felt Subren nit einem
Herpenleiben 6ebaftet gepeIen ieiR.
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53uritd ans g6ert.
"2to& 2Ttmers'' ar6eitswtGtg
@cfud) an Die 1tnite6 Mfine SSOrfers
nm Grlanbnif sur 9lmfnabme
Ser Sbati9fcit.

0rforb 3e6e fou am 2. 2tuguIt
pieOer in 8etrieb 9sisBt perOen.
- 3uno6me Der 2tusfdreitun8en
i'm 2(nt6ru3tt Rsoier, - 8ieIe
9oftbefe6le gegen 6triter. - Sin
ggo0u5 no8 ben BeidfO6IenfeIz
bern. - 8ru6enoufieber Bel S4e>
nunOou9 nieOergeI4pfen. - NO4
Elm Gin4aItsbefe6l bur6 aidtss
Sation.
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wtstrduen.

if alien 9iqtn gsseHiibsr esbotsn, De!bs ibr Snucz
rts inter elmer lber3ufsHOen 6Ilt psrberQen. @tr
6twas ju psrbtrqeu bat, ipislt fein tbrli9ts Sptl
@1nj aHOss ttbt es NIT Den Ct gsrHar0 Rrduttr=
9iasH, Dem berIbmten 6eilmttd fir d4s RrdHi=
beiten Der 9srpaRuHesorg0ne, otr geber. Oss IRas
gems uuO Der 3isrtn, Das ir % Genf5 in alien
Apotbftsu 3n btfommeH it, Sieie 9iQsn 6aben
teiHe u6erjudsrte eHus. Sit tHtbaltu nibts
S6dolibes, isins dseHOen. mstaaii9fn Gifts in
ibrsm SHnsrn Ur5oratn, iOnOsrH beieben Hur aus
ben bsitsH Sditsa bsiltrditiger 9ilanseH.
lSiI %, ,Sdl
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-2lqe britiI6en &OIpnialpremiers,
nit 4usnabme Cir Witfrib 2auz
rier's, bes canabii9en 9remiers, pelz
der ii4 in 2onOon befinbet, beIu6ten
geftern 9lasgop, bic 6auptitabt
S9ottlanO's, unb erbieIten groBartige
Spationen 0afeI6it.
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@unOeruoQe GmtoeGmmg.

Srau ISfntams, eine bsrporragenee Spelias
Isib,nOen 6rau,n Das SiHd 0r 9siunobsit; bate
ME .in,n Gtbii5ag; in attunoD!:r3ig Stunosn pitO
in irq,uODtlbsm StuOjum Qiuos5ung Dtribaift Ooer
Feline 99abluuq; feline e bmsrJ,n. t.iHs 8sfabr,
Feiue untsrbrs6uHg Der Sti61iiguhg; abiolut ftsr
uHD barmIos; I'M 8irtau 0osr per Bot 81
Fsrtd6eIite5, pripltes 6etm ur
q ameH. Gebjlo'ts RraHtanptltlrlnHtn; arit't5e
PebanDlung faqs gepitnbt 25siibrge Gri0b.uRg.
G5rsdfun0tn bon 10 biz 8. 6OHHtogs BON 2 Bis 5.
Ratbtrt5sluRe ats.
6rau r. 9SiHiams,
Rr 345 gtoro45oDdros Strabe, Galtmsre.
(0ei29, ,E&5,lD
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niunGrr19tO Go.
non w1orpIane.
Union Trust Buildine.

0barless uah TapetresStrase.
SapftaI unc Ileberfd,u&. 81. 100000
6iibr. elm oGlosmsiues Sur!= uno IrufsSts
f6dit
Orei 9ro,snt 3iuisn b.jabH ouf EiIanieH.
bic ouf Gbefs e3ogen tperrtn.
3tits8spofitsn Ju ipaisa:u actta aa0snOm=
men.
Gpdrs . tpdrteiaent.
GinlGqsn i'm Spar Sspart'nre1t. BEN os=
tp5bnlibsn SpdrbnnfzGtgulationtn untsrD0cs
fen, eriDani5t 9rojtnt 8inien be1ublt.
Sife GompagHie 1T Elm geityltHes Sepnftos
rum fir ifonDs in pdnpsn BON Sruitees rpsr
9tframsnts s9Olfrtdsrn iotpie ole 5Gdtss unb
@eri5ts =9,amte
GinbrsberF8ere @ep6lbs. Rdtn $3.50 bis
$50 90 pro 5a6r.
George SIatiffone, WfiIee SE bite, ir..
Brifoert; 8tccsBrGi.;
GbarIts Z. Grane, Ridbare q. 1eEmdn,
q. 0icesBrdi; Sefr. uno <6GSl.
GretutipsS q onite:
gaelion 9erin, Sepmour Manoslbaum,
EBeslep N. Slsr Grueft ). anu6t, IT,,
6. o. 6untine. (Au9H,lS)
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@sgen &errenGungem, GnetI6unz
gen. RHfeni6merssu, S6mer3en anf
Der Srnit unO in ben Seitcn, 9npfz
psb, 3aBnmeB, SIutanOrang, Gnt.
siinbnngen, 8beumatismus, 0enraI:
gle, 6ereuidjuB, 6iiteugidt Greus.
idmrr3eu nner irgrnO meldie iuBeren
@amcr3en geniigt Elm tteiner @erz
ban0 Der W}eOi3in, I'm cine 3aubers
bate 8irtung berOOr3urufen, tnbem
Die S4mer3en iOfOrt aufb0ren.
@irn bnn allen abutbetsrn bsrtanft.
3obwoY & g., ermits:, maSa y. o.
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gpesialift in Sernia (sriibe).

Or. sSn. 6. aIDman, sos giortb got. a8sf.
Giireauitunosn 8 Bis y ubr Rittags (ausgtnOns
mtn sonntaes) uno bis ubr RdanIittaGs tags
lid Qanu T5 ouf pisLs subsrlaifas 9trinnen bs'
3ie6en Die fIrirt iDorDeu fEG. (5uni2S, lUtf)
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Seur 500 fir elm Yiartnp.

Gin $4OO=9iuuino, prd6tigsr Son uuO reid e,=
urbeitet, pole Gr6be, 10 gut ME ueu uno garan=
tirt 9res nur 500 NIT GinibluB elmer lbontn
SSeds unp stubl Giqeutbi mer berlabt
bic StaDt.
r. Sers & Spbn,
(3S-1D Gr. T. Horo ro4Gbdrle5z Strabe.
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Qiarr@oe,
Qp(euteriie
u1tO
g6o(erii1re.

@s giebt tein 5eiI0erfa6ren in Oer
Delt, tpeIde5 5te6er un0 GdHtteGz
froit unb ale an0eren malaria unb
gausurtigen unb an0eren Gieber, nit
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len, 10 raid beilt pie
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-29

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-02

matter with fiXin' up a compromise? /
SAYS.
AT this Ez swels up Ike pizened
pup. THROWN his CAeSt fOrTeTd till ne
compromise with dishonor, Sport ne
saws; that boin a-phrase l learned whilst
Denny Eichnor was thinkin about show
in me out on he stump
John. ! sees j m in a place where /
got 10 think but il don't take me more
minute TO figger il out. 'EZ.' ] says,
YOU done the smartest trick of your life
when YOU come to me for counsel
Kin YOU save me. beloved friend? ne
saws.
Save you?' I says. It's as easy as
droppin yOur roll agin a squeeze | says.
Appoint me chief of police, Ed, says.
I amt thirstin for no CusSins straight
from the great heart of the people, l
SAYS. but no man can say Sport ever
failed TO sec his Dardner's signal for
tmmps.
they're ali lookin for. J says. Appoint
hroodiu' shell raise a whole flock of
birdets. Appoint me-. 7 says. an the
band of noble gents your crool order
drove into exile VIII return Onct more 70
their own and somebody else-s, ! says.
Appoint me- I SAYS. an the bands OF
Elks which is comm here next August
viii have to walk out of town leavin'
their bank rolls in the hands Of cur
honest toilers' l says Appoint me'-but
at this spot in the poetic tit I'm THROWN
E1z losses up his hands
saved. saved he murmurs, as he
falls, sobbin'. on a couple Of twO-bit
cigars I'm savin to smoke after dinner.
Carr the glad tdings 10 Johnny he
says. an tell him the drinks is on me.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-02

down 10 Dan longs Office and give him
the case He'll get you out of your
trouble. ana may De he'll give YOU a
new idea about justice court practice.
He's a bird. If yOu hire Dan YOU cant
lose
So Pidge FASTENED to LAWYER Toug-s
office and found that luminary walIow-
ING In surf of plush cushions The
air was laden with the mingled doors
OF Havana smoke and hot Scotch. and
the master of the sumptuOus place
looked as prosperous and as seIf-sat-
lsiied as corporation attorney.
All right. sport" yawned Tons.
when the case was stated. don't worry
no more. Wen sit jury and hand
this landlord of yOurn a suin one right
in the solar plexus."
Poor Pidge- wincing under the com
bined influence of so much luxury and
bad English, let out a few feelers cal
culated to elicit an idea OF how Tong
proposed 10 go about II" but Tong
waved him away with Never mind.
old man. 'Tain't in your line. Just
reach over 10 that bookcase. an bour