davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1903-07-01

Shall we, with our shortened vision,
attempt to criticise the Omniscient
One. who sees all from the beginning?
If the traveller In Switzerland must
sometimes be conducted b1ndfolded
over portions of that most dangerous
mountain pass in the Alps lest he
should lose his footing and be dashed
to pieces by one dizzy glance into the
chasm below may it not likewise be an
Infinitely wise love that conceals from
us many things which, if seen, might
entirely unfit us for life's journey?
Here Christ's most devoted followers
must sometimes slowly feel their way
in the darkness step by step, but what
joy awaits the redeemed, when we
shall no longer look Hrough darkened
windows, but shall dwell in that land,
forever bathed in the pure white light
that proceeds from the throne of Godi
Rev. DIR. Frank p. Parkin, Metho-
dist, Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
CHANGE SUGGESTED IN
REBATE CERTIFICATES
Auditor Garrison Hedges Them
With Further Protection.

Auditor Garrison yesterday afternoon
recommended to the Commissioners a
new departure in the method OF drafting
rebate certificates in what is known as
the whole cost fund" II has hereto
fore been the custom of the District to
accept deposits covering permit work.
When that work was completed the
person making the deposit has been in
formed that the deposit, or the unused
portion of it, would be refunded to him
upon the surrender of his receipt.
The wording of the notification was
that the work has been completed ac-
cording to the requirements" but Aud
itor Garrison is of the opinion that the
District should be further protected.
and suggests that the words without
injury to the property" be inserted in
this notification following the word re
Quirements. The papers have not been
acted upon by the Commissioners.
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
WATCH IN COOK STOVE
BETRAYED THE THIEF
Robert Bell Took 1t From Bag
gagemaster Gathers Vest.

Detectives Barbee and Reynolds yes
terday afternoon arrested Robert Bell.
q negro, living at s Gordon Avenue
northeast. on the charge of petit lar
,ceny.
Thursday Samuel Gathers, a baggage
master on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road. left his car to get bucket OF
water, leaving his watch in his vest,
which was hanging in the car. Some
time later be put on his vest and found
the watch had been taken off the chain
and was missing. He reported his loss
to the police. and the detectives named
were assigned to the case.
They suspected Bell. and shadowed
him. Yesterday afternoon they arrested
him on suspicion, but he denied all
knowledge of the theft. Then they
searched the house and heard a mys-
terious ticking In the cook stove, in
which there was no fire at the time
Raising lid they found the watch in
the stove. Bell still denied his guilt
until shown the watch In his cell in
the Sixth precinct. when he broke down
and confessed the theft, saying that he
had hidden the watch under the board
walk at the station until yesterday
morning He will be arraigned in Po-
lice Court tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
REGULATION WANTED
FOR CLOSING MARKET I
Three O'Clock P. NJ Is Hour Suggested
by Major Sylvester.

Commissioner Mcfarland yesterday
afternoon requested the Corporation
Counsel to provide the Commissioners
with form of regulation whereby an
hour for closing the Center and Whole
sale Markets at Seventh, Ninth. and B
Streets northwest may be enforced.
There Is no regulation on this point,
and in the opinion of Major Sylvester.
who suggested the action II one existed
IL would give those in interest an oppor-
tunity to clean UP and remove obstruc-
tions after business hours. Major Syl-
vester suggests that o'clock be named
as the hour for closing
The Corporation Counsel will consider
the question. together with the one sub
mitted to him last week concerning the
occupancy OF the south side of Street
near the market
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
Washington's Dream
and His Awakening
indignation at Suggestion Of Personal Gain Responsible fol
Change in Plans for District

tol to a Presidents House on Shoot
ers' Hill. at the head of King Street.
So that while the great avenue of Gov
ernmental. political. and social life
should run north and south. King Street
Alexandria. running east and vest. and
already then laid out in part, should be
the commercial street Of the metropolic
of the Union.
He did not doubt that within a CEN
tury all the intervening land would be
filed up by q population drawn from all
sections Of the country, and, indeed.
from all quarters of the world. The
suggestion that Washington wished to
place the Capital near his own lands at
Mount Vernon SO fred his soul and ex-
cited his indignation that he at once
gave up the dream. and left the matter
of the seat OF Government TO be set
tied into its shape of ten miles square.
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
NO BIDS SUBMITTED FOR
PIERCE MILL DAM WORK
Day Labor Will Probably Be Employed
in Restoring Dam.

Yesterday was the last day upon which
bids for restoring the Pierce Mil dam.
across Rock Greek. could be submitted.
but no bids were received by the Com
missioners.
Three thousand dollars was appropri-
ated for the purpose. and 1t is now
probable that the work will be done by
day labor, under the Engineer Depart
ment. the law requiring advertising hav-
ing been complied with.
The Washington times., 1903-08-23

The Times, on August 10. in motto
ing "the vast growth OF Virginia's rich
es" said, 'it would seem that the cities
within the Virginia capes are crystal
lizing themselves out of the dreams OF
Washington. who intended TO make The
National Capital the grea- center OF
commerce"
1t was well known at one time among
citizens of our neighbor, Alexandria,
that when General Washington took
rains to have Alexandria included in 1De
District of Columbia he had designed TO
make that city the commercial part of
the National Capital.
His dream contemplated the Capital
with its offices of the Government with
in the limits Of the present city OF
Washington. but its connection with
Alexandria by bridge which should be
part of a great avenue from the Capt.
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
ST0NELElGH COURT MEN
FIGHT WITH BRICKS

James Manner add Frank Gillian, ne
gro hod carriers employed in the con-
struction Of Secretary Hays new apart
ment house, stoneleigh Court, at Con-
necticut Avenue and l. Street northwest,
became involved in difficulty yesterday
morning. Manner picked up brick and
hit Gillian in the head. after which he
made his escape. Gillian was taken to the
Emergency Hospital, where II was found
he had received a scalp wound. The 20
lice are looking for Manner.
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
JOHN w. CLARK RETURNED
TO ST. ELlZABETH'S

John w. Clark has been sent back
20 st. Elizabeths Asylum. Clark Is
twenty-five years OF age and some
months ago was discovered by Special
Policeman Pumphrey trying doors
on New York Avenue. When spoken
TO by the policeman Clark assault
ed him and then ran away, and as
he was running Pumphrey shot him IN
the leg, inficting a slight wound. When
his case came up for trial he was ad
Judged insane. He was recently paroled
and last night again became disorderly
and was picked up by Bicycle Policeman
Adams.
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
ORDNANCE BOARD
TO MEET NEXT MONTH

September is the date set for the
next meeting of the army board of ord
nance and fortihcation in this city. Gen
G. l.. Gillespie, chief Of engineers, will
serve as president of the board for the
first time at that meeting. A successor
to Lieutenant General Miles on the
board has not been named.
The Washington times., 1903-08-23

haustive report r 'eys,
which were frs -vl liam
at his home in H--es 1ocu-
ments were then bro rl .. ton,
and are now at be- !.
After Secreta . lived
them and had udy.
he had another ...r With
Sir William Var the
understanding { this
city is correct, by
which the propo lced
were thorough,
What R
Tho s+,uat .bo.
,b.o ,,.o-o-os - -,
a. ~ ,o,at1nh -
49, o,,,to.,.,o
. +bo,sond Ill, -
no narror .oro .bo
cbeannass of 10, .i,,a
laclr ., obstacl, ,ar
actor II g nra a.
could he conetrr .7 .. ON,
sao Ooo mile ~
railway svsteu -.
ba,i .lso In cont, sn
mont Of interim ... ona
steamshin cono
Today ,cmmu, ,a
exceptiur bv gov ,s
sihle only nv m III,
line which is . .-.,c--. md
which is underst fit
able. earning from 30 to 4, ner CEN unor
the Investment Anv coro,rabo,,.i.o -
system bv which the whole arcbinaIaz IN
ran be onened IN +o nroduc+ion and co,o
merce comneIs the establishmep+ q. a
satisfactory boat or steamship service
II was estimated therefore that eor.o
thing like $40 600 OOO would he raouired ,o
build the railroads and secure .he
steamship facilities
Sir william Van Horne ,n5ars+oo,
that Secretary Root was Of the oninior
that the PhiIinnina s,overnman+ ,vo,,la
he iustified in q,,aranteeing t,+aras+ ~
on the obIipattons m tho ex+ar+ oy :
ner cent Win This s,,s-o,+aa hoti,a
which rests ,ba ,,,ora1 90 ~. ~, Io.-11
reenonstb,,itv q, tho rnitad S+o+as 3.
Vas b.lievad +bo+ - -o,,,5 ~ -, -
enanca the obIigo+ions osDacta1l,, =, .,
was not nronosed that all Of the fund.
be secured at once, but that the bonds
be issued as fast as the work was com
pleted, exactly as was done In the case
of the building Of the rapid transit sub
way in New York city.
No doubt It was at the suggestion of
Secretary Root that Sir William Van
Horne visited New York for the purpose
of discovering what chance there was
that bankers would undertake the finance
obligations of this character. He had q
long interview with Mr.. sehir who q
recognized here as the leading authority.
the nossessor of the most abundant
money resources Of anv other banker in
New York whose transactions are of in
ternatfona1 character The interview
with Mr.. schifr was most encouraging 10
Sir William. executing in this one re-
spect. That II was said that because Of
The Washington times., 1903-08-23
GIBBONS IN SWITZERLAND.

MoNTREAUX. Switzerland. Aug. a.
Cardinal Gibbons arrived here from
Rome today.
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Nusbertauf bon @aaren, bic bon
Der 8unbeszG STAGGERING aus
rangirt morben ltnb.

Cine uneemDbnlih eiinltige 8aufs
aelegenbeit bietet iih ourd ben Ser
fauf BON 8aaren, belbe bonn Waf=
fensD epartement. bonn Marine=D De-
parchment, Dem QuartiermeiiterzD De-
parchment. benz 0oipital : 9eparte=
ment uno anoeren 9epartements Der
8unoesz8 egierung ausrangirt nor.
ben linb:
0eue &apa1leriesS tiefel.
fir melhe bic &egierung felbit 1928
per Baar be5ablt bat uno bic jebt gu
1925 per 8aar perfauft neroen.
Serner: Drilli9 &Dde. &on=
trait Breis IS @ents, peroen iebt gu
30 Gents perfauft.
Suoann: 8rabtpoIe M ap mt
uno Springfielb =&arabiner
Unit elmer Nnaabl 8atrunen basu!)
WeiBe Dud=& Dde uno $ D.
e n uno leinene SC d d iino ihDn
gu Is uno so Gents gu baben. iopie
n0r5l9libe ftarfe Militdr=2e=
ers6anbhu BE su $1.00 uno
$3.50 per Baar. Bfaue Watrp=
enbemoen tperoen fir $3.50
oaS Stid perfauft.
Ser Nusperfauf beearrl am Don.
neritaa, ben 16. Suli uno oauert
nMr nod cine Us DE a ne f.
Nub Nbenb8 often. 70. g. 8irf,
514I Oft.8pmifpm=gtr .
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Ser ct. Nonis nnO Neip Yorf 81
miteb Der Sanoalia BenniDlua=
nfG ..6tnrt Qine.H

Son iebt alb miro Der st. Souls
uno SEEM gorf 2imiteb Der BennIpl.
nania SbDrt Sine .alS xein urabbdn.
eiaer Bug BON ct. 2d1is nab Sn.
oianapDliS laufen urib tptre aus ei-
ner 8ibliutbef= uno Gaufs, elmer
SbierpatiDns= uno Speiies uno
S1laf=gar beiteben. Wenn nDtbia,
I'm Nufentbalt in Bittsburg au per-
meioen, miro oieier gauge Bug uadg
6~arrisbura, 8btlaoelpbia uno Stem
Dorf burblaufen.
Del SEEM DDrf 2imiteo Der Ban.
oalia= HenniDlpania Short Sine per<
ldBt oas uniDn=D Depot in ct. Souls
tdeli6 UNI | nbr @ahmittaas.
9rei @rpreBsiiee tdelih nit
Dur6sS blafmaeen uno Spei5etpa.
gen bon ct. 2puis ua1 Stem Sort
iber Die 8anoalia : 8enniglnania
Short Sine.
Wegen ndbeler @inselbeiten tuerls
bet @ub an S. W. 6 besbrDugb,
Nififtents @ereral Banagier= agent
st. 2uui8. MD.
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GS iinb tpeitere orei Drief.
trd0eE>H outerl stabIirt uoroen; swei
aebell IN IueffliGber unb cine In 5iio=
iider 8ifbtura. Bier nnbere tperben
nod ein9eridtet tperoen.
Genrp Santlebes urb Mpbert
Nderruarir firo ppt1 Buitbeparte-
lllent ais 2nnobrieftrdger fir Derar
COUNTY erianrt tuDroen. Mls Cub
ffitilte muroert er,aaai1t Carlos Sants
lebea uuo @eur9 @. Ndermann.
uuiere S1ulrertualter baben
ii9 IN Nuftin bic rt6tigen Snftrut=
tioner gebolt. tuie fie bel Der Nnpro=
nnllg einer @ebl CUR Husgabe BON
$4,000 IN Bombs, UNI GHulbGuIer
81 bnuer, uus5u9eben bnben.
= SIN Der Situng ber bier taoers
ben @uuntprimter tuurbe bic NbIhafs
lung Der @ran0s Surb empfDhleri.
Der Diftrittnutualt fol- als 6ffent-
li6er Nrtuait fungiren. Mihter 8.
q. 6aas BON Weoina gountp raaGte
babel bic @eu1ertune. baB bic @rnno
SHIg IaLulm I1!er oer Stttatsir pes
IprulntiileS ftebe ano onB Ell n
NRnflt ons gauge Spftefn leite.
- @i1 rietter S1winoel iii in ben
ssslen aogef oCli eirleill ~reoe9etuarts
oIetl, jatlgen Maniie IN Der Staot
NIT GrfDlg betrieben tuurben, Seiue
Efsren~ G~A fLfrsU-
DpIer Tf1io ietcgt9lalibI9e Erauer,.
9snen &c iig ais eiri Mgetlt far Elm
lsllegenpertiigiin9S NfItfel norifeut.
gi meol lprlen tlar, tule letdbt es
iet. i'u etl1efI 1itbidBeri Nebenper'
e.eilll ~ perlgafent. traoett ite etue
SlgsAge1lar nOeraenflleri, oei eliier1
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strbeiteu Tag uus watbt.

Die feiBigiten unb pirtIamiten
tleinen Binger. bic ie aemad,t MUIR
ben, finb Or. Sings Reue 2ebens-
pilen". Durb oieie BiQen uirb
Shwdhe in 8raft umaepanoelt,
3ragbeit in 2battraft, aIaemeine
Motti9teit in geiitiae @nergie. Sic
leiiten punoerbare Dienite beim
Wieberaufbau Der @eiunobeit. Sur
Is Gents per Shadtel, Blu baben
in ben Npotheten BON s. 3alteser &
Son uno Noolpb Dreis.
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Mag Mue. i

I WtaE Stue
@rpse Beltirsung erreate am
DDnneritae frub bier in San Mnto=
ntD bic @ahriht, baB in Tarpun BEL
GDdport 0err Wor glue BON 2euut
Springs, Der audi bier in San Nntp=
niD aablreibe Sreunoe bat, beim Ba-
ben i'm @Dlfe ertrunfen fei.
2etoer beitdtiate fi9 Die 0adriht
ibrem p0aen Srbalte rah! Ser Mue,
tr0b Ieiner "a Sabre Elm purtreffliher
Sbmimmer, muB pobl ieine &rdfte
iiberibdtt baben. er batte iif 81 ueit
in Die See binaus getpngt, ale anbes
rem Shpimmer marer nett 5uriiGs
geblieben uno ba tam ale 6iilfe AZ
ipdt, als i'm Die &rdfte i'm tiefeu
Waiier perlieBen.
Mar Glue uuroe i'm Sabre 1929 in
Nnbalts &Dtben gebDren. Shpn als
gang iunaer Manr nabm er an benz
Sblestpigs6 Dliteiniben &riege BON
1849 tell, tpanberte aber 1don i'm
folgenoen Sabre na1 Teras aus.
6ier trat er in cine @anger<& ompae.
ME elm, Der er cine Heibe BON Sabren
angebDrte, ale @efabren uno Strn-
pa5en oieies ununterbrpbenen @ren.
serlebens auf benz &riegsfnBe tel.
leno. Naboem er iiH aber i'm Sabre
1856 nit SRI. emma Ebppermeiu,
Der Eobter zines iuaderen Grieo-
rib8burger GniieolerS perbeiratet
bette, lief er fih alS Gartner BEL
Sem Springs nieoer. 100 er aud
ieitoem geblieben lift. @hpn i'm
Sabre 1866 murbe War Glue NIT benz
Nmte bes BDitmetiters betraut, Elm
Nrnt. baS er AUDI NIT fur3er Inter
brehung biz iebt innegebabt bat!
Nls i'm Sabre 1887 bic Babn bon
Gan MntDniD mad Borne aebaui
tuuroe, nerlieb man Der Babnitattun
bel 2e0n Springs ben Nainert rNueN,
in Der ri6tigen grfenntniS Der Eat.
fahe, oaB er 10 redt eigentliH ala
Der babnbrebenoe BiDnier oieler Sc.
geno 81 gelten babe.
GuBer feiner @ittue betlaaen bier
eruahiene &inber. smei SDhne uno
smei 95hter, ieinen pl6bliben Sob,
iumie mebrere gntef. auBer6em aber
AUDI nod feline ereile Shmefter, bic
Witttue bes aus benz 8iirgertriege
10 rubmpou befannteu General
Blenter.
Ser GerifDrbene erfreute iid einea
iiberaas grDBen Sreunbes> unb We'
fannten-& reiieS. iein Same mar Elm
bohgeihdbter unb bic 0abriht pun
ieinem 10 plDblihen unb traaiIhen
TDoe tpiro baber i'm peiteften Inn,
freiie einen ibmerslihen @iberba0
finben.
DaS 2eihenbeedngniB fanb am
Greitag 8Drnitta9 auf benz Bripat.
| 5riebbUfe auf Der Nue'iden ssarm
ftatt. Nidt nur aus Der umaebunc
BON 2eDn Springs ielbit bate lid
cine auBerDroentlih grpBe Insabl
bon 2eiotrager6en eingeiteIt, 1on6err
aud pBrt San Nntpnio.
Nf8 @bren>B abrtudtrdger funair'
ten bic 9errer: O. DuiH, O. Dir.
Ter, 8. Wabnde. Sulius Mrnim,
Sobn @eube uno .. Sromnle unb als
attipe Babrtudtrdeer: 6enrp Sind,
Grib 9raut, 6enrp Seibenihnur,
&uoOlpb DEFER, go. Braben uno 8.
0euermann.
Guf ben gang beiDnoeren @unid
Der Gamilie belt Or. Grtur Mpha
pDn Gan Nntoniu bic @rabreoe, If
melder er Dem 8erblidenen elmer
tuartn empfunbenen 0afruf tuiomete
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8eiat fetm Mitleib.

Sabre lang berfolgte mid baa
Sbidial furtmdbrenb", idreibt s,
". @uIeoge in 8erbena, alabama,
SD litt furbtbar an 5dmprrhoioen,
ourb melhe "a @eihmulite oerur.
iaht tpurben. Nls aae8 Nnoere Der.
iaete, beilte mid n8udlens Nrnico
Salbe." SIT eleih gut fur Brano'
punoen uno ale anberen Shmeraer
uno Gualen. &oftet nur Is gents
in ben Gputbeten pDn s. &alteper &
Son unb Noolpb DreiB.
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Reifen6e N9enten:
s. g. 8uidb.
@alter Giarner.
40. GMurcbinb.
Mstt Mdt itmS arad3!

w. 0Mnccbttt8s
Wtt Md mmS 8rad9!
Wenr es fid3 nm Seftreoner ban=
belt, UNI bic alorreiben @rrunQens
fGaften unferes StaateS in iiber=
ibmdnaliben Wurten Der Melt funb
81 tur. nber nm Bubmer uno Spe=
%fulanten, UNI Die unpergleibliben,
unerib6pflihen 6ilfsquenen upn
9era8 in's rehte 2iht 81 ftelfen;
menu eS Iih iiberbaupt oarum ban=
oelt, ben 4pne Stat : Staot in ieoer
Gorm unh @eiie gu preiien. auf ieine
@rDBe uno ieinen &eidtum aufmerta
lam 81 MAIDEN, 10 iino mir tpeeen
Der 4eute. Die bies b~eipraerl. ME in
Serlegenbeit. Mnoer8, rpenn oieIe
@r6Be, oieier Meihtum uno biele
0llfsqnelIen iid betdtiQeu Iouen.
Damn iheint fih N0es in oas Qerabe
@egenteil gu nerfebren uno man
m6hte faft ia9en, baB Die @otf9agee
auseebdngt tpirb.
Das bat iih 10 reht oeuili9 nie=
Der ergeben, als flr ben Wettaus=
itellunas sFpno eeiatnmelt peroen
iollte. Set Mnnater lit man bararl,
fir cine murbiee Gertretun9 beg
Staates Teras auf Der i'm nddften
SATIRE ita~ttfinbenoen Notwithstanding
in ct. Souls uno fir ben Bau zines
Staatsgeb1ubes oDrtielbit Die Gum=
me pm 100000 auf5nbringer =
100000 tpuroen uriprin9lib ber=
ian9t = uno man Bat es 9liflid)
nuf 1884. 900 gebradyt unb bofft ben
Geit nod fuQettiren 81 tDnnen, ba=
NIT 5un6hit NIT oem Bau bes
Staatsgebduoes beepnner uerben
tam. Mat Fat Die Gi1enbnbnen
nit febr liberale,a Beitrdger beran=
ge5Dgen; Die Banfiers, Die Baubplss
bdnoler uno anoere 8ereiniaunaer,
Die in ben lebten Munate,1 lire &uns
uentiunen nbbietten, seieten fih Der
Sade aeneigt uno pptirter @elo, es
wuroe In Stdbten ~geiatntnelt uno foe
gar bic Dinaes Der Shultinber tuur-
ben nidt nerfHmdbt.
Mar iDllte rieitien, es tp1re cine
Spielerei getueien, in benz erpBen
urt0 reidben Gt1ate TeraS bic aefurs
oertert 500. coo anfSubringer, aber
benz 1T ridt 70 uno bic 6errer ppn
Der Muaiteaungstummiifior tpiffen
Elm 2ieoden 0auDn au fingert, mel1e
ShuierigteitenE es bereitete, bic Mbs
idIaassablura BON $4,000 gu er-
Jreilid. .Sebes' Gade lit Mie-
manbes Sahe4! Gdtte Der Staat
oas @elo ber9eeeber, TO tudre bic
6raae NIT einert Wnle erleoigt unb
bic Dettelei tpdre iiberffiifia gemeien.
@un lift es 10 audi ridtig, oaB bic
SubicriptiunsbDgest bier eigentlid
beftdnoia i'm umlauf fino unb bic
Burger e8 iiberoriifi9 tuercen. fDrt-
udbreno in bic Taide 81 greifen.
NRit Nd unb &ra1" lift bic Som
milton nber oub babirt gelangt, oaB
fie ben BeidInB fafien tOnnte. baB
Terq1 pDfitiu iid an Der Musiteuun9
beteiligei1 uno elm Staats 6aus
bauen tuirb. DDffentlih mirb aber
bic perihrubene Sbee in @ieber<
erlpd9u1g ge5ulen, oaB bas GauS in
Iorm oes fiinf3adigen terauiiben
Sterns gebait. tperoen iul, oenu
Notwithstanding n1iiBte Elm iulhes Sc.
bduoe Die refine 6eblgeburt ueroen
uno on CHRONOLOGICAL tpiirbe es
uDbl Nle8 ~ibertreffen, tpas omf Der
81. 9Uniier @eltausftellune gu iebeu
fein fuiro.
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Site Der Counties, bic nit Der 8rDs
bibition nod ni9t bebaftet iino.
Sapette County feblte.
Die tppDgrapbiiben nuionen
BON Gan Mntonio nno Nuitin balten
am Sunntag in Meu,8 raunIels Elm
observation-disclosures 8ienic ab.
Inter Der SuBbride in Der
NorozSluresltraBe tuuroe Die 2eihe
zines in einen groben Sud gebiqteu
neugeborenen &iuoes gefunoen.
= Wdbreno er an Der Qde nDn
6apsz uno @beitnut.S traBe nit iei=
mem &ao iber einen bDdaeleeenen
StraBenibergang fubr, muroe Gin
tier SrDbel in Die SUIT uno bann nit
benz &opf auf Die groe seibleuoert.
Ct erlitt 8erlebunaen i'm @efiht uno
am &0rper, Die ieoob nibt als ae=
fdbrlih be5eihnet meroen.
Weil er ben &rug aerbrab. in
melbem er 8ter holen iofte uno
t1ibt tpieoerfam, ipnoern fi9, pbne
iid 81 entibulbigen. ihlafea legte,
nuroe Der Meritaner Suentes BON
1einem 2anosmaun garo1e tdtliG
aneeariffen unb nm ith gu nertetois
gen, feuerte Suentes auf i'm bier
Shniie ab uno permunoete i'm
lebensgefdbrli9.
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Cinderella 9anbz Yalaf.

Wir lino %norbereitet, unieren &un=
ben uno Dem Bublifum Die teueiten
Sacpns in allen Irten opn Shuben
fir .Danten uno Mdo6en, 6erren
uno 8naben gu liefern. Bir balten
unieren noblbegrinoeten &uf nur
Die beiten Qualitdten gu bieteu ouf-
rebt. Cute @aare uno biaiee
Breiie bleibt itets infer Mpttu. Seer
ele9antes uno 5usleid beauemes
Sbubmerf 81 tra9en miinibt. Der
uenoe fib an un8. Gin 8erlubS=
fauf miro Seoen iiberaeueen. baB
mir an Der Spite Der Sbubael1dfte
fteben.
&inoereQaS Sd 8alaft.
207 Nlamo Blaaa. TelepbDn 585.
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Giienbabn Tabr>Y lan.
5. Il @. u. sabn.
glIb ia hrt.

Nah alien Norb>3 eras<8unften $1,000.
90 8orm.
Nadb ct. Souls, Mempbis uno benz
Often ..l2.30 Mittaes.
Nadb NDrorSeras, @anta Sc unb Sriscp~
Eutttteft ...... ...... .S.OU Mbet0S.
Nab ct. 2puis, @aep unb benz Often
.9.15 Mben6s.
Nab 2areoD uno Wericp 900 Borm.
Mnfunft.
8pn ct. 2ouis uno benz Often 200 Born.
Son Nsro~SeraS, Santa Sc unb Srisco.
4unften .8.45 BORN.
Son lpcalen 8unften .......7.25 NbenbS
Bon ct. Souls unb benz Often. $40 Mbbs.
Bon 2arebD unb Merifo. :. 1922 Nabm.
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Mm bas Ymbfifitrt !

Sn Solge Der oielen a%rbeitipareii-
ben Waibinen, Die mir neulih aufs
geiteat baben, iino mir in ben Stonb
geiebt. yMieglers Gtanbarb See
Cream, friiber $3.50 per @aIone,
iebt fir $1.00 per @auone si Der.
taufen.
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9etuiiDns beibe 0botoarapbems
MfeIier8

iinb jeBt in ems pereiniat tuorben,
uno auar 203 @eit.g Commerce Ctr.
mo- er ieBt in Der Gage 1T, perlonlif,
Die geiantte Grbeit 81 iiberuaGen
uno oaourh ben 3un6en bic or6Bte
Be~frieoiauna 81 eepGbrleiften.
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49, Salt. cement, Sano. Bad.
iteine, feuerfeite Steine nno 9bpn.
Ebeer unb Nspbaltpapier, Dabpappes
9beer uno Gspbaft, Del, 3erpentin.
Sarben, @las &c. &c. ftets nDrrGtbia
bel s.. 6. 9ielmattn, 306 Oft.
Commerce StraBe. 0iebrige Hreiie,
quite Waare iomie quite uno reele
8ebienung weroen aaranttrt. -
Telephur 4106
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M. s. 4 z. Sabm.

XIV 90 W ~ 0UUHs
Nbfabrt.
Narb @aeD, Sort 8ortb, Dallas, Rantas
gitp, ct. Souls unb gbicagp. tdglih,
Nnfmnt:
8on- Chicago, ct. Souls, 8anias gitp,
Dallas, Sort @ortb un6 8ac0, tdalib
(Suniet Depot) ........7.45 WDraens,
9ocal5us pia Smithpile.. -. $50 Nbenos
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Sui. Wnrpahl an @m. Wumme
@runotid an gberrp<Gtr . ST., 900.
6. 6eimiatb an s. 3. Short,
1900 Gder 2anb aus ben Surpeps
278, 1856 unb 247 far Sc, 900.
SOe 2ope3 an Maria 9. Mutb,
as Gder 2anb i'm Suroeh IL uno 9
@runbithfe an grDsbpsS $500.
@eD. Shr6oer an .. SO. Graus,
@runoitiid ON Blum Str, ST., 500.
Safob Shaublin an Gnna Mif-
burn, @runoitid i'm gitp Blof sos,
fir $3.50.