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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10

LINKUL-On Thursday. April 3. 1903. at sI5 D.
m, John Linkul, beloved husband of Johanna
Linkul nee O'NelD and father Of Fred J.. Kath-
crime A, John F., Jr.. and William d LinkuI.
after a lingering illness. in his hTty-ninth year.
Funeral from residence. No. 2ls Eads avenue.
to ST. Reyin's Church. Saturday, April Ii, al 3
g. m, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend.
Kansas City. No, and SheboyGan. Wis. pa
pers please CODY.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10

Iathrop Of Chicago have been matched fer a
special series OF two F1nes Of Ii points each
FOR a purre Of so The games viii be played
a. CHRIS Won der Ahes bIliard-room- Grand and
81 Louis aYenues They viii Be rext Monday
ane Tuesday nights.
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LICHTENSTEIN-On Thursday. April .. 1903. at
midnight. a. her residence. No. 6l44 GambletOn
place. Mrs Nanny Lcbtenstein. aged Is years
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10

sPEER-on Thursday. April 9, l9oa AZ O'Clock
D, m, after a short illness. William Speer. Jr-,
Beloved son Of William and Eliza Speer- and
brother Of Thomas and George and Mrs- H E
Bonner, Mrs T. II. Reed and A b. Speer.
Due notice OF funeral Will be given
Cincinnati. o., papers please copy.
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o'BRIEN-Entered into rest on wednesday.
April S. 1893. at Il p m: William J; oBrien, be
loved son OF John ]. - Brien and the late Cath
crime O'Brien tnee McDonaldl and dear brother
Of John A.. Edward J., George p. James A.
Francis and Mrs Catherine GoeSslinE nee
o'Brien), after a lingering illness, aged - years
and 8 days.
Funeral will take place on Saturday. April Il.
at ? D. m. from residence OF his brother. Ed
ward J.. O'Brien, No. ia Glasgow avenue. 10
ST. DeO's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10
A REAL CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
The Prescription of a Specialist Now
Offered to the Public.


The market is covered with so-called dys-
pepsia cures: don't experiment Your doc
tor and your druggist VIII both tell you
that the formula under which EUPEPSIA
TABLETS - prepared Is the simplest and
sureSt remedy ever offered to the general
public for the cure of indigestion. loss OF
appetite, bloated stomach. heartburn, sleep
lessness, catarrh Of stomach, acid fermen-
tation and all other accompanying ailments.
They invtgorate and restore the d~ebilitated
digestive functions, thus making IL impos-
sible for disease to lay hold on you Their
timely aid removes the necessity OF calling
q physician for many little Ills that beset
mankind.
Read What q Prominent Local Doctor
and Druggist Says:
I am not ACQUAINTED with any medicine TIA. ..
equal to EUPEPSIA TABLETS I have en-
ployed them IN severe cases OF nervous dysreD-
siE, heartburn, indigestion. catarrh OF the stom-
ach and gastralgias and they have always offered
me a=@sssTtas res 5esu Msvssa "a Ssn hio99kER VAIL
We have a constant and RAPIDLY Increasing De-
mznd for Reports thst
we receive from customers indicate plainly that
I will do all that IL clzImed
for them WoLFF-wILSON DRUG CO., ST
EUPEPsA TABLETS give our customers zuca
perfect satisfaction. is why we indorse and rec
onmsnd them %
Broadway and Franklin ave. 81, Louis.
At all drst-claSs drug stores or direct for
30 cents. Your none back IL they fail a
treatise on stomach trouble and three DAYS
treatment mailed free.
EHpspsla Chemical Co., 323 Clark Ave.,
ST., LOUIS.
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AT BARRsS.

Great opportunities are presented at Rarrs
Tor securing choice selection of goods. There
y no dissatisfaction with the goods from
~Siissourfs greatest store after you get them
home. The offerings this spring are unusual
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SPEClALTlES.
SPEclALTlES.
PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE AND BURGLAR
OBTAINED IN
Safe Deposit Vaults
of
Mississippi Valley Trust Co.
DEATHS.

BRENNEN-MichasI Bremen. beloved son Of
Thomas and Mary Bremen NEE Monahanl.
Funeral Saturday, April II. AT I.se D. m. from
residence. No. Se5 Market avenue. East 81. Louis.
TO St Mary's Church. thence to Mount Carmel
Cemetery. Friends invited.
Chicago and Cincinnati papers please COPY.
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BUCKLEY-On Thursday. April 9. 1873, at lis
a M. Elizabeth Buckley. beloved daughter OF
Mrs. Ann Buckley. tnee CoErigznl. and sister
OF T ]. Buckley. Mrs 3 Il. Lindsey and Mr.
James Dunn and Mrs. Hannora Emon. Mrs. Mar
oustte OBr1en. Richard and James Buckley.
Funeral Friday, April 10. al S a m. from resi-
dence Of her brother. No. 454 Hunt avenue.
Remains will be shipped TO Pacific. Mo.
Chicago papers please copy.
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WOMAN FIGHTS WITH THIEF.

Fred W, ScAuasr. two-stoy brick, Nc. YoI.
G6lA Blair avenue: sea.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10

Ticonderoga, y. Y; Hoboken. N. J.; SPRING
field. Ill. and Denver. Colo. papers please copy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10

TEASON-On the morning Of wednesday. April
g. 1863. Lena, E.fs Of John Teason tnee Sh2d),
IN the thirty-second year Of her age
Funeral from residence Of her sister. Mrs HilA
No. a31 LAclede avenue, on Sunday. l2th tnSS,
at 3 o'clock p. ~. to Bethsnia Cemetery.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10

WILLIAM =. HoMEA H J. DHKNErH
President Secretary.
ESTABLISHED N 10
MISSOURI STATE MUTUAL FIRE AM
MARINE COMPANY.
Ol4leS. No 81. NLssLaek kL. 81 Lous. GA
Tel Bell Main sfilA n klnloch A lSl
Pehe;ss are Enttsn "a sltEsr stock on mutual pakA
Henry c Haarsuck ] 3 c. Lacsa
~ r. Orthwein. D. =. Wal<sr.
Ansrstss Ns6derhcL J1L ". Bal
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COLLINS-Sudtenly. on April z. 300 al ?:.1
p. m, Sergeant Maurice J.. beloved husband Of
Annie J. Collins (nee shannon and father Of
VIM T.. John J., Katie. May. Annie, Josephine
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PENDER-Entered into rest, after a lingering
illness, on Thursday, April 8, 1893. at 7:50 O'Clock
Pender.
Funeral from Mount Auburn II. Z. Church,
North Market street and Hodiamont avenue,
saturday. April Il. at 2 O'Clock p. m to Calvary
Cemetery.
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SCHUETZE-Entered into rest on Wednesday,
AuriI \ 1888. at 3 a m. Mrs. Julia Schuetze
nee Hahn, beloved mother OF Mrs Victor EhI-
ing and John c. Schuetze. in her ssventy-eighth
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10

Deceased was a member OF Forest Park
Council, No. 81 Royal Arcanum, and Union
Lodge. Knights and Ladies OF Honor. New YORK
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WEssELS-EutsTed into rest after a short IL
ness. on Wednesday. April s. 1904 AT s:E O'Clock
a. m. Mrs. Charlotte Vessels (nee CLAUSE. our
k,loyed mother. grandmother and mother-tn-law.
AT the age Of u years 2 mouths and 10 days.
Funeral from tbs residence Of her son. William
Klute. No. 2s4 North Twsnty-nrst street. Satur-
day. april II, at Z .. N. thence 10 Bellefontaine
cemetery. Friends are invited 70 attend.
DslIAs, Tex. and New York papers please copy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10

Funeral from family residence. No III White
more place. Friday. at ! p m lnterInent pu-
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Funeral will take place at ? p. m. Friday,
April 10. from family residence. No. 45zI Gibson
avenue. to St CrOnan-s Church. thence TO Cal
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WoLFT-Entered into rest On Monday. April Z.
1904 At I.I5 o'clock p m, Emil Wolf. beloved
S9n OF Madeline Baumann and brother OF MIS-
Charles Kop1n and Edward c. Wolf.
Funeral VIII take place from Donneliys fu-
neral rooms No. 100 North Twenty-nrst street,
On wednesday. April 8. at Z O'Clock D. m. 70
Bethania Csmstery. Friends are invited
vlsed.
Local Ne. g.
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Real Estate Transfers.

AUBERT-S II. G. g., bet Maple and
FOuntaln: Mary Dcnnehy to Albert p
Br1eTe-v. q
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walsh md Lathrop Matched.

Totals ...-...es rs . 10 As N rs Ia ga
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10

Special Bowling Match.
In a speciai game on the Royal alleys the Ban
ners won all but one game from the Cel0ntals.
The score.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10
LEAGUE.

Totals .......A Isl "a IA ~ u IA NE g I+z
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l. BroSa 8 believer g.
Ameiss Z, Stuesel 2 Total. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-16
Strife auf y9nfe sbnre Balm" ars
QcDrnht.

GIepeGanb, o, Is. Otto6er.-
Sn ben Goqingpoob : @erten Der
Safe : Shore : 9a6n" angefteQte
Union : Mtai6iniiten itemmen fi6 ges
pultig gegen Die BON Der 8a6ngeieue
f6aft oerfiigte GntluFung5 : Orbre
BON finf5ebn prO8ent Der 4rbeiter
pesen Mangels an Qrbeit. Die 2eute
be6aupter, bic Union babe einen gon>
trait nit Der 8abngeIeGf6aft, mo-
na4 feline 2eute pegen4rbeitsmQngel5
cntlafen perDen ioqer. Qnifdtt Der
,3a6l Der Nrbeiter ion bic 4rbeits8eit
perfiir3t neroen; bic unionleute psr>
langen, baB Die 9eieui9aft a~nitatt
100 2eute 81 entlafen, bic 4rbeitss
5eit nm Is 9rD5ent rebu3ire, poburA
natiirIi9 audi bic QDbne nm Is PRO
sert rebuairt tperben piiroen. lpeIaen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-16

t6err BON 5lapicpurt mar NIT Der
@erlobung einperitanben, feline Pldne
lpurDen ~dllerbings babur4 umgstpor@
fen; er bedbIi6tigte, benz iungen padr
mad petersburg gu folgen
timer fur3er, beutI6er QufsntbdIt
pirb uns pie Elm Sraum eri4etnen,
Yettte," meinte er, unD i6 ba6te, mir
blie6en jeBt rubig bier big IN ben
SpGtherbt unb ndren pann nab ..
ge3ogen."
rcSya, Elm Sraum," oadte 8era, yer
fling i60n an unO enOete 10 idper
unb bunfel; es 1T mir nod INNER 10,
ais muBte i9 baraus erpo6en."
6rau pon Grla4 er6ielt Die Qn5el9e
bon Der @srlobung in areu3ndf, tp0z
bin tie am Sage Dor Dem Ban IN
Qdngern abgereiit mar.
,@as miro 8laus Oietri4 bd3u
fagen?" 9iefes mar ibr eriter Or
Dante; obgIei4 ie nidts pon ieiner
2is6e a6nte, bate lie bas unbeRaglide
8efi6l, Dap er unter Oieier Wenoung
Der Oinge leiben miiFe.
Die 6eioen &inoer, @eorg uno 49z
mes, bate 6err bon @rla4 na4 Ilonz
pldiiir gebro6t.
nMutting f6itt S6nen unier 5er3z
bldttden, Iie6e 9era," Iagte er in Iet@
rer gutmiit6igsn Dirt, niie bittet Sic,
rod audi 3ulpeilen mad Dem etnidn1en
5tro6pittper unD ben orei Sungen
gu ieben, M}ar unb MoriB biirften
font p6ne &leioer bleiben."
gs mar benz iungen MdOden lisb,
Yfli6ten uno 8ei6dftigung 81 BADEN
unO babur9 tpeniger 3eit gum SttQ@
iiBen unD Ra6Denfen. Die Ra4bdrn
fumen, nm Slid gu tpiini6en, uno
fanben cine Itra6lenoe 8raut, Die BET
ter uno fr0bli6 fder3te, ibrem 8rduz
tigam 6er3li6 3ugetban Ihien un0 BON
i6rer balDigen ltebsrieoelung nab
petersburg ipra6, oenn es mar be-
I6lOfen, DAB bic 6o68eit I6on 4nz
fongs Stto6er in MpSfau ftattfinOen
7oQte. 9era ieIbit bate Oieisn Ser
min porgei6lagen, CUR 6reuOe iRre5
@erIo6ten uno gu ieiner g~roBenueberz
raI4ung,
Gnrtfehnnn fn[ntl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-16
-. &apitet.
9era be 6laDicourt,
QIeranbre 8rigorieff,
Wprfoh+p

9ieie 8arten ieBten a6t Sage fpdz
ter Die umgegenO in Qufregung, Denn
obgleid man bin unO pieOer an Die
M0qGi6teit geDu6t, iiberraI6te bas
6aftum bod, unb Die peri6ieoeniten
8eDuuern purben ldut, DaB Der retz
3enoe, feline 8olofiid nun bod fpiez
Der 9eutI6lanO perlofe, I'm naf
HuBIano 5uriid3u3iehen.
8era mar mad benz 8aQ in 2dnz
germ gang perGnOert; ie6r fin uno
ernIt Iu6 oas liebli6e Geii6t aus. Sit
bate Das @efiibl, ais lei ibr Snneres
e%rIturrt, al5 babe Elm 8etf ba5 fro6e
8lii6en in i6rer 8ruit %get0Otet.
S6r @atsr fragte tie, mas ibr fe6le;
tie Bat i'm, ni6t Dardn 81 rii6ren, iie
t0nne Niemunoem fagen, mas i6r be-
gegret lei.
8egen i6ren Better mar tie is6r
ianft uno freunDli6, 10 baB Der iunge
unerfabrene M}ann meinte, es lei Die
feIte 3eit, feline 8er6ung in ulem
Grnit un5u6ringsn, beionbers, Oa iein
1rlau6 balo ablief. So fragte er tie
benin, o6 lie i'm 6eirat6en polle, ob iie
ri6t enoIi9 cine betimmte 4ntport
fir i'm habe?
sd babe Did 10 innig lie6, 60
Ie6tihid, uno perOe Did auf ben
6Gnban tragen; Die 8roBeltern mini
i6en es, ieitOem mir nit chamber
aufpudIen," iugte er in 3drtlitem
Zone.
Gr mar 6ereit, cine nefii6e Grpiz
oerung gu bDren, ME ionit oft, aber
tie perIeBte: n2teber Sai6a, ,0u bit
Elm gutter M}snid, unO i6 pertrdue
Dir poQfommen. Wenn 9u es nit
mir periuden piGit, 10 perOe ia
Define 6rau tperoen."
Gr jubelte auf uno berIu6te es, lie
in feline Qrme gu 5ie6en. n8arte, "
fu6r tie fort, Id bin nod nidt 81
Gnoe. SD peiB ni4t, pb 9u oas
berite6en pirit, mas i6 Dir jeBt iagen
muB. @enn man iid oa getGui6t
iie9t, mo man aus gan3er Seele perz
traute, Damn bIeibt cine groBe Glide
mad, uno IS beoarf pieler Na6i4t
uno 3eit, nm tpieoer an bic Mleni6en
glauben gu t0nner. Wtrit Oh e5 berz
fu6en, lieber SaI6u, uno ni4t nit
mir ungeDuloig fperoen?"
u2ie6it 0u mid etpas, 8era?"
fragte Der iunge Mann 3ag6aft.
sd perbe es ieBt %lernen; 0u muBt
nur, ME i6 Dir f9on iagte, piel Sc
bulb nit mir BADEN unD ieAr, ie6r gut
gegen mid iein; id boffe, Oh ioQit
e ME bereuen. baB0u mid beiratbeIt,
SaI6a. SD perbe mein MOgli6fte8
t6un. INN Did gliidlih 81 MAIDEN,
nm Dir cine treue, quite 6ruu gu tperz
Gen."
Qleran0er @rigorieff idiitteIte ben
bibfden, blonben 8opf; er bate IS
iif eigartli4 gang anbers gebadt,
8rdutigam 81 fem.
mSie lit bas lie6fte, Bette MGo9en,"
nafte er, nunO iA bin Fur4t6ar gIid=
lid. aud tpenn iie mid lange ni9t 10
nett finbet, pie gum 9eiipiel 6rduleiR
sSnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-16
(5ortieBung fotgt.l
HnIcnfampfe in 3rras.
6teuerzginnebmer 8ebiter 6lono8an
eritQttet 8eridt buriiber.

SteuerzGtnne6mer WebItsr Flanagan
erftattet 8eri6t barber.
Nufin, Ser, Is, Ottober.
8inneniteuerz@oQett General 8ebz
tier Flanagan lit mad m~ebrtGgi9em
4ufentbalt in 8ust : @Ountp, no er
Die an Negern BON elmer 8dnoe bon
DeiBen b~egangenen 8rau1omteiten
unterIu6t bate, 6ierher 3uriidgeteArt.
Gr ma6te folgenOe Qn8aben:
oNiemuno tann Die 8rauiamteiten
fef4rei6en, pelfen Die Geger Unjust
GountD Ieit me6reren 8o6en ausge>
feBt gerpeien iino. Sd babe 8ouOerz
neur CANADIAN BON benz 3eIultut mel
ner Gr6ebungen in 8enntntB geieBt,
pamit er bic S4ulpigen CUR Re4en~
I6aft 3iebt. Nenn es n0t6ig lperoen
IoQte, nirb an Die 8un0esbe60rDen
appeIirt perben, oamit ben Negern
geeigneter S4uB gu She'll pirO. Die
NuBenpelt fat bi86er pentg ooer
ni6ts pon Der NegerbeBe in Rustz
Gountp erfu6ren. Ginige QbenOe bOr
meinem8eiu6e puroen 3nei Der frteoz
IieberDIt ten Neger, pel6e in teiner
0eiie NnItoB erregen tonnten, BON Ell
ner 8anoe WeiBer aus ibren 9Guiern
nit 8epaIt entfii6rt, b0utg enttleioet,
an 8Gume gebunoen uno bann gez
peitf4t. Die 9eiti6enI6nur beitanO
in einem Qeoeritreifen, burd ben gfdz
9el getrieben tparsn, tpelfe etDd einel
6al6en 3oq ber%ausragten. Die g1eger
tpuroen 10 LANCE gepeitI6t, Bis lie oas
8epuBtiein perloren. Sci ieoem Peitz
identified Drangen bic NGgel in baS
5leii6 Elm. Gtner Der MtB6anoelten
erGag am Samitag ben erlittenen Ser
leBungen, Der Nnbere liegt i6ner
franf Darnieber. Die 2eute, nel6e
tas 9er6refen begingen, iinO po6lz
befannt. 9ter ppn i6nen befinben itd
in 6enberfon i'm @sfdngniB.
@or einigen Rd6ten rift cine 4b>
t6eilung 8siBer Dor oa8 !5aus zines
Iegers unD perlangte, er IoGe 6erausz
tommen. Der Neger fprang aus Ell
rem 6eniter bes 3peiten StOdpertes
uno elite in ba5 6au5 zines Ra4<
barn, ND er iid in ben 8eiiB zines gez
laoenen @epe6rs ieBte. Sci Der Ser
folgun8 purOe auf i'm geidofen; er
erfpioerte bas 5euer uno t0btete elmer
Ieiner 9erfolger. Der Neger purbe
unter Der 4ntlage bes Moroes per-
6aftet. NQe Nsger iinO a~ufgeforbert
norDen, Rust : Gountp 81 perlafen.
Die ein3ige gnti6ulOigung fir Die be-
gungenen8ra uidmteiten beite6t BARN,
oQB in einem DON 0eiBen bepo6nte
2anoe feline Nsger geouIoet reroen
Ioqten. @iele Geger iino Der Qufforz
berung gsfoIgt unO BADEN bag Gountp
perlafen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-16
Cas-
Cragt die 9D8 SOtG. Die Ihr Inner Gakauft Hah
': hi [b@<HHAZZw
0ichm1rfte,

G6tcago, Is. 0ft. : 8inbpie6:
9eutige 3ufubr $4,000; Martt flau;
8reiie $1,4O Bis 1915. @9peine:
5eutige 3ufubr 5000, morgen 5000;
Murtt 1Oc. b06er; 9reiie $3.50 biz
$500. S6ufe; 6eutige 3ufubr TO-
900; Martt 1Oc. h0ber; 9reiie:
S6afe $500 Bis $500, 2dmmer
$3.50 big $500.
9errs SsGanb, 9a., Is. Oft,
: RinOOieb: M}artt itetig; 9reiie
$3.50 Big 1918. 64neine: Martt
bDber; 9reiie $500 big $3.50. 5dafe:
Marft Itetig; greiie $3.50 Bis $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-16

Gounttt.9luffg. Soma, 2 Gaas.
GoHcor6, R.s0., 70 GtuHeeR.
8erbtr, Colorado, q Gage.
Detroit, Wi6.. l 3ag.
Galpefon, 2.eras. 2 3age ) Stunss2+
6arrisburg, IA, 3 Gtuaoeu.
6artiOro, Connecticut, u 5tuRosn-
Snojauasolis. 5nb., / lag.
Sadiuu, WiiHifppi 2 Gaqs.
SodiouoiGe, fIoribu, | Ta9.
RauiassGitp, miFouri, 2 GAGE.
9tttie Rcd, arguHidg, 1 SAG IS 5tRseS@
Qouisoigs, Rp., / 3ag 2 5tauotu.
Wsmpbis, Scnu., l Tag 5 StuHosn.
WobiIe, &Iab1md, l5a1 3 Stan0sn.
Rortolt, 9irgiritn, IL SturOtn.
RtiU=GrIeaHs, ga. / 9ag 10 6tunAsa
Stoot RtUzQorf. 5 etuuDtu.
Omaha, 9cbrnsfa, 2 Gage.
9ortlanb, maire, l Sag.
QortllHo. Oregon, s ld9t.
gbiiaoelpbia, pa, 3 StuUoea
9itts5uro, 10, II GtuuptH-
Qrooioertc. RS, is StuuBeu.
RaIrj9h, 9.=G., ~ Stunoeu.
Ct. Souls. miTouri, / TAG 6 5tuEo1f
Ct. Raul, Wirugiota, ! Sag y =tuH0sa.
San Graulisto, Gal, 4 5a0t Il StuuOn.
8optfa, Rausas. 2 6a9t.
Bottom, glaF I3 SturOtH.
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8nn ben 4bilippinrn.
Qud oriben 6erri6en Streitfragen
3piIden Der 8sh0rOe unO Der Or
ganiiirten Qrbeit.

o. n.y.
ganiItrten Nrbeit.
Manila, Is. Sttober. = 8enez
rail- purerneur Saft bat oa8 8riegsz
8epartement bena9ri9tigt, baB er
nit einam Gomite Der 6ieiigen tppo>
grapbiifen Union 5uiammentommen
piro, tpel6es Die 8ei6ulDigung, baB
Der 9ormann 9sorge 8racp in Der
9rltderei Der g6ilippinen : 8erpalz
tung negen 50rDerung Der Srganiiiz
rung Der Union entlafen porben lei,
unteriuden ioQ. Saft beridtet, Dap
Die Gntlafung Srucp's ourd ben Rez
gierungsoruder aus Dem 8runoe err
folgte, neil CT (Sracp) bic BEL Ietner
Grnennung ii6ernommene @erpfli6z
tung, 5ilipinos ba8 9rudersigenerbe
gu le6ren, ni6t erfiiqt babe.
2araOo 5oleOo, Elm Sniurgentenz
fubrer, Der Idngere 3eit in Der BRO
ping gebauit bat, bat ii6 nit oreiBi3
Mann Den ameritaniI6en 8e6Drben
rnterpprfen unO 8ehn 8epebre aus
geliefert. Die ein5ige Sniurgentenz
idaur, Die jebt nod Die 9ropin3 Qlz
6ap uniifer madt, lit bic unter Cont
manOo Des 8aroenfiibrers Suria, Die
dber, ME man annimmt, ni6t me6r
als 3e6n @epe6re CUR @erfiigung bat.
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Giehfntter. nnn strnhpreiie.

5ol8enbes iino bic auf ben itaattiz
den @uagen fir 9eu, Strob u. +. N.
geItern er3ielten Preiie:
Se Hide 6eupaage.
6eu.-3imot6b $13 Big $16, &Ieez
beu $14 pro Some.
Stro6. : 8ei3enItro6 81 Bis SO,
8~oggenitrOb $12 big $14.5O PRO
Some
muig-pro SAP $3.50.
ROrOp itti6e 9eunauge.
9eu.-3imot6D $14 Bis $16, Slice
beu $14 Biz $15 pro Some.
5tro6. = Mei3enitrob So Bis SO,
RoggenFro9 $14 Bis $17 pro Some.
MaiS-pro Sap $3.50 Bis 1915.
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per Oentffe Correspondent.
Srcitaa, rs. Sftpber 1903.
O05 STinorat.
Bon 5reifrau Gabrielle bon
Sdtippenba4.
(Bortiebung)


U@lau6en Sic bas ni6t gu feit!!"
sd CLAUDE oaran, ME i6 an aQes
9obe unb gsine CLAUDE; i'd CLAUDE Oaz
ran, ME an 9ott ielbit!!" rief 8era
6egeiitert.
IS t6ut mir leib, baB i4 Oieien
frommen Mabn 3erit0ren muB. 9o4
pa tommt er ia ielbt, aus feinem Ell
genen Munbe ioqen sic eS beftdtigt
hDren, mas i9 SAnen er3dRlen mill.
8itte, 6err ponWa1in, uuf etngBort,"
REF tie Dem 6erbeieilenben gu.
Sine t0btlife unru6e matte ii4
auf Rlaus 0ietri6's 3iigen; er bielt
elm fil6ernes S6eebrett mitgrfrii4unz
cen in Der S6dnD unD mar nit Danger
6af 6ergeitiir5t, iobalo Sarn6eim
i'm freigab. l1nO er puBte, mas jaBt
tommen piirDe; er fannie Die 6rage,
RE ieine uner6ittli6e 5einOin an i'm
ri6ten muBte, I'm ii6 gu rd6en. 2etie
flirrten bic 6lGIer unb gisidaalen
aneinanDer; feline Itarte 9anO, Die Dos
piloeite pferb 5igelte, lie 5@itterte Refz
tig. Gr iteute bas 56eebrett auf ben
fleinen M}armortiid in Der 9rotte,
itraff uno bod itanD er Oa un0 mar
tete auf iein Sobe5urt6eil.
,S6 m0dte SSrGuletn BON 5ldp!z
court iiber einen tleinen SrrtAum
ouffldren, in Dem tie befangen it,"
fu6r 6reOa beiBenO fort. uSie Mil
ridt gIau6sn, DAP aud Sic menidz
li6en S9pd4en unternorfen iino,
pie qnbere, arme Sterbli4e.
ysSIt IS na6r pber ni6t, DaB sic
mid bier, an bieier nGmli6en Ste1e,
i'm porigen 6er6t %getrOffen 6aben,
baB Sic mid in ben Qrmen ge6alten,
meinen Namen 5Grtti4 gerufsn uno
midi gefiBt 6a6en?"
&laus 9ietrt6 taumelte gegen Die
8anO, ais babe ein8liB i'm 9etroffen.
yGs lit ni6t na6r, e8 fam ni6t
ma6r Iein," rief 8era auf i'm 8utrez
teno, bic 6dnoe beI6pOrenO uuf ieiz
nen Qrm Legend; riagen Sic Elm Wort
uno i6 netB, OaB sic elmer iol6sn
9unOlung nidt fd6ig itno, gitOlai
8aplotptti6."
Gr bob langiam Oos eIentte9aupt,
Iein mGnnli8es 8eiidt mar ai6blei4
g~eporDen, Elm Qusorud n%amenloien
@eb's ipiegelte ii6 BARN.
,5pre6en Sie!" rief Die un6armz
Ger3ige 5timme 6reoa'5. nNo4 elm
mai, lit es pubr, mas t4 ioeben
iagte?"
9u unttpprtete er. Nur Elm tur3eS
8ort, Das beiier uno unOeritdnOlid
ii6er feline 2ippen fam, Das pie Oas
5euF3en zines bre6enOen 9er3en3
tlang.
Sal"
8sra lieB i6re 6Gnos iminfen.
Limb i'd babe an Sic geglaubt ME
an ben 6immel, ME an 8ott ielbT,"
rief iie. Damn punOte iie ii4 uno
perlieB Den 8intergarten, als beige
man tie 6inau5.
sd bin gerd6t," fagte grdfin
6reOa unD poute ebenfa15 fort, aber
ba iprang 3laus 9ietri6 auf iie gu,
er padte nit eiIernem 9riff t6re9anOz
geGente unO preBte tie 10 Reftig, 0aB
tie aufi4rie.
rGlenoss, f6omloIes @ef6, 0os 1T
me6r als Idls4t, Ou5 1T teufliI6,"
Iagte er be6eno porgntriiItung, SET,
i'd babe niAts me6r nit Dir gu i6afz
fen, aber tpenn e5 cine 8ere4ttgfeil
bort broben gie6t, 10 pirO lie Did
Itrafen!"
Gr i9leuberte tie bon ii6 ME Elm
giftiges 3eptil, Oann perlieB audi er
oen Kindergarten. Sbm mar es, als
bliebe iein 3ertriimmertes 2ebepSgliid
barin 3uriif.
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8erluft ale 4ngeiteuten gemeinIam
81 tragen baben. Die geIammten Or
better oro6en nit einem Strife, fans
threm 4niinnen ni6t entiproden
fperDe.
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g~rnouftenzW arft.

l1ntenitebenbe Yreiie be5iebsn ii6
auf ben @ngros : 9anoeI; fir ben
8~Iein6an0el muB Elm entfpre6enOer
4ufi8lag gema6t perben.
6arm : 9robutte.
2e6enoeS @efliigeI, pro PfunO:
junge 9ii6nsr 12c. Bis 14c.; ate 9ii6z
ner 12c.; @nten &c. Bis 1885,; Sauben,
pro Baar Zoe. Big 25c.
Gier, pro 0uBenD BIC. Bis 22c.
QspFet. pro SAB SOC. Bis $500;
4firiide, pro Site $3.50 Bis $3.50;
Srau6en, pro 5 9funoz&orb 12c, Bis
16c.; 8irnen, pro SAB $3.50 Bis S.;
Quinces, pro SAB $500 Bis $500.
8emiIs 8artoffeln, pro 8uI6eIz
fife 6Oc. Bis &c.; 3piebeIn, pro 8uz
i6el 6Oc. big 75c.; NeiBtohI, pro
6unoert $3.50 bis $500; 8opfIaIot,
pro 8uI6eltifte 25c, Bis 35c.; 3uterz
rii6en pro 8iinbel 15c. biz &c.; So
matoes, pro 8orb Sc. Bis 12c.; CRIME
S09nerl, PRO Su1qel QUO. DIS oot.'
Mais, pro 9uBeno St. Bis 22c.; Ga
rotten, pro 8iinOeI 1c. Bis BE; Gina
6o6ner, pro 8uideltiite $3.50 Bis
$1,75; 8lumentobl, PRO SAB $1.75
Biz $500; Seuerie, pro 9uBeno 15c.
bis 4Oc.; runoe 8iiben, pro 8uI4elz
fife 25c. big 3Oc.
8roceries unb 9rODtftoz
Raffinirter 3ufer, pro qfunO; gss
niirfelt, 5.613c.; pulperiiirt, 5,313c,;
Stanboro granulirt, 5.013c.; fem
granulirt, 5.O33c.; Grpitul, 5,013c.;
G6lumbia q, 4.76!c.; geIber, ABLE.
Biz 4.61c.