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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23
seh~ss's School Dedies,sd.

The opening Of the Charles NJ.
schwab tree Industrial school aud Tie
formal opening Of the institution built
and 10 be maintained by the p-esiden,
q! the Kteci corporation occurred al
Homestead. Pa
Preceding the ceremonies al the
school there WAS = parade The uni
formed troops 81 Homestead acted as
escort 90 Mr.. Schuab and the young
iron master was followed IN the line
Of march BY the boys brigade Of Penn
EylVaniA. thousands Of school children.
iron and steel workers from Hsme-
stead. Braddoek and DuqueKne. secret
organizations. IRE companies and civic
societies, in all numbering nearly 90
900 persons.
Al O'Clock the dedication OF the
rev building took place The eIer.
eiHes were carried out on q platform in
front Of the school and were marked by
hrcvity throughout After the inVoca.
ton by Rev. n. d Hynson. Mr.. schWab
was introduced and in a brief address
formally presented the building and
equipmen, TO the borough
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23
OREGON NOTES.

A company has been formed TO build
private teleph0ne line from Baker
City to Malheur to cost $4,000.
Pilot Rock is taking an upward ten
dency In prosperity, improvements.
streets. sidewalks and bridges. Civ
ing the town a metropolitan aspect
Thirty-fiYe thousand acres have been
guaranteed for the proposed irrigat'
ing ditch from Upper Klamath lake,
being promoted by K. Brong and as.
sociates Of Portland. and the enter
prise is now considered assured.
though a large area will yet be added.
The sales Of the last 10 days in
Morrow county aggregate approximate
ly 10000 sheep. the spring buying hAv.
ing come on with q rush. Montana.
California and Idaho buyers were the
takers and prices ran from tiS6 10
tfl1h as extremes for yearlings and
from t9.35 TO s7.T5 for two and three
year slds. The seasons sales will
probably total from 30 600 10 s6,000.
an unloading OF about rs per cent OF
the eOuntys' sheep.
~ AAsFNNy NAANnbAN
son Bros. general store OF Adams.
locked the front door Al closing time
and vent 20 the rear door 10 leave
two robbers stepped inside. pulled guns
on him ana demanded submission.
Richardson Jumped back. reaching for
his own gun. when one Of the robbers
nred The ball made = slight wound
on Richardson's finger, and both men
sprang on him before he could shoot
They then tied him tight, gagged him
and looted the cash register for so.
-Four high school children. two boys
aad two girls Of Pendleton. Ore.
chosen from the two highest grades.
are 10 set a free trip 90 Spokane May
20 TO BEE President Roosevelt and the
reception people are preparing The
four people will be furnished with
transportation 10 Spokane aud return
and With two days hotel expenses.
i-ean Cohen. proprietor 81 the PEG
Pies warehouse AHd a large depart.
aenl store. Is the benetactor,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23
MINING NOTES.

The bringing OK electric power by
the Washington Water Tower company
Of Spokane will work a reformation
in the mining industry Of the Occur
d'Alenes. The greatest feature will be
the reduction made in the price Of op.
Grating the mines, The power will be
sold to the different mines at $50 per
horse power per year.
A big strike on Seigle creek. In the
Elk City, Idaho. district, is the latest.
Word over the phone says there are
only four men left in Elk. the others
having left for the scene OF the strike.
Three men were drowned at the
mouth Of the Klondike river recently
by the overturning Of q canoe. vii.
liam Bailey. aged 80 years, formerly OF
l.ivermore, Cal: John IIaggland. aged
46 years, and John Frank were the vic.
Tins. The canoe was overturned In a
swift eddy. and the men were thrown
into the icy water.
-Four furnaces are running on the
lie Roi smelter at Northport. Wash.
The new manager. L. ]. Wilson, Is
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23
Another EIssurs AZ Frank.

Nelson. n. c. May 29.-word has
been received from Frank. N. W. T..
that a crack four feet wide and 5000
feet long has opened a couple OF hun
dred yards back from the face OF the
western peak Of Turtle mountain at
the summit A telegram has been
received from the lieutenant governor
OF the territories to this effect. tell.
ing the mounted police to notify all
the people yet remaining Of their i'm.
minent danger, Il Is expected that
the town will be evacuated as rapidly
as possible.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23
MINES AND MINING NEWS
SPRING BRINGS ACTIVE WORK IN
EVERY SECTION.
items Of Interest of q Miscellaneous
Nature Gathered During the Past
week--New Districts Making Good
showinss-Many Mining Accidents
and Personals.

The people Of LOOMS. Wash. are
very much excited over the rich strike
made In the Security mine. The force
working In this mine ran into two feet
OF quartz that is literally full OF free
gold. and assays over $4,000 per ton.
This ore was encountered in two places
in the mine the same day, In the face
and in a Wine which is being sunk
about four feet from the face OF the
tunnel. The vein in 'hese places Is
three feet wide and the pay streak two
feet wide. This is the richest strike
made on Palmer mountain for several
years, IL not the richest ever made on
this famous mountain. which contains
some very rich veins. and the strike
has caused more excitement than any
heretofore.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23
IDAHO kEMs.

Neneaee chamber II commerce win
NH $4,000 to mRcadAmiEv eouulTY
Ek
- Idaho psnilrntiaFy At Boise nov
hes III c0uvieIE.
t~Ta0s Morrison has formed = Las
nefsaip With Joseph r. Pence.
lie wAgrT at wallace again prevails
MMM Eoots and Naahou,s are feared,
: gre-at meeting al which every
iNA6R nnlon % Boise vas represented
Il MAA decided 10 place = labor ticAe,
Ia ne asid At the mgaicipal ejcctloa.
WI r. HusibgEt has been Appolassd
arcInr ksasfai Tor Idaho Of she
N6liah Rite AAsoaa Thla il the 10.
6l1bn that vas occupied ~ the late
A1ters Adams
NpEsrnur Iurrison has returned
fn his trip to 81 Louis aud other
HNHarru points. anu - enthusiasts
0eeF The proposed sIpsltion aud the
Nart idaho should take in a.
BOY burr soa % ctly Cierk C. =.
10 % Genesse has hecu Appoinged
va cadet ., Annapolis By Senator
Nshois lie uiii rtpor, for eIAmluA.
4Itn 81 Annapolis. Tune iS.
Ths eoEussTs isauest on the iHfaas
EIiid Of hlss MARY tacobs. the birth
I'D death of uhich created such =
hsAiloa al Uensaee. returned . yer.
alet ,ha, death resulted from pn~B.
oniA
Pre- Frrsnliy broke out In the Em-
$40 mill ~ tiargtHuu In 40 minutes
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23

Chicago. May "a bankruptcy pro.
ediuEs against the Porter Bros. com.
NAny. ono Of the largest frult commits.
Aipn houses in the country. we're he
$50 secretly in the United States dis.
NRirt court, and II was not until to-day
1rht II became known that receivers
Na1 taken charge Of tho company's af.
f*irs John Mcl.Aren. formerly vice
IEesidcnt ~ the Union National bank.
80 Henry l.. Wilson. a lawyer. we're
N1fected by Judge kohisaat to take
xaArge Of the assets Of the corporation.
khis was done on application Of sev.
81 creditors who alleged that the
<Ancern was insolvent and that its Of.
N6ers had made preferential payments.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23
siseL.ml,h A,,,mp,,o svIeld,.

PhocaiI. n C.. May 23-Patrick
AikeH. q blacksmith. attempted 10 com.
mi, suicide a. the 0rsnby hotel By
eus,inE hiH thTua, With q FaEof. Abou,
, O'Clock the porter heard Aiken in
his room and found him with hls
throat cut almost from ear TO ear.
bleeding prufusoiy. Assistance was
summoned quickly. the Gov Of blood
waA stopped and he vas removed to
the PhocniT general hospital Dr. @
y Poster took - stitches Aiken has
some chance 81 recovery. but has TO
Re watched closely.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23
lOBlHNDS A CELEBRATION
FIReY YEAR CLOSES WITH PROS.
pERiTY AND LIBERTY.
cAIehfaflon at Havana . Regular
Fourth Of July "Reminiscences
zanpistsIy Suspended - Minister
eap|srs Reviews Cuban Troops
FfaSldent Roosevelt Sends Message.

INNAna, May 22-Ths celebration
~ ENha's independence day. the first
nnrsrHFsaFy Of the establishment OF
IN Ggban republic. began At midnight
Will ne illumination OF the fronts OF
ike NTIneipal clubs. the sending up VI
N4tsNlR and the sereeehing OF steam
NAIsltea, business during the day Was
N4AtI4tely suspended. and the streets
MefN nFonged with people,
nMEIbG the review Of the troops
NNiseA States Minister Squiers was
kha anly foreigner in the president'S
NaFkF. Mhieh occupied the center bal
cosy 90 the palace. The feature Of the
E@NleW Was the smart appearance the
mnnHled rural guards made. They
wHfn Enthusiastically eheeFed.
N'ratehes from several Cuban cities
in4|eated that the holiday was uni
fEHNllY celebrated throughout the isl
eve
TA& spahiaFds participated heartily
~ ~ celebration. There VAS an ella
k1fatA Fireworks display tonight
Amcng the eAbiegrams 81 eOhgraln
fnIiaa Received BY President Palms
MMa lhe following from President
A.n6Eeig
#N.ln. Cal extend hearty con
nNNaHlaIioBA in the name Of the Amerl
eMa beople Ia you and tho people Oi
Nn1m 90 the anniversary u her inde
Nsn Anee. aud soF the progress she ha'
MaA8 ana the sell being achieved dur
1H& shr past year.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23
Gaming wants.

Washington / o. o. ,. grand lodge.
walla WAlla. June -
North Pacific EanEerfest waila Wal.
Ia. June SIS
Normal commencement Cheney.
June "a.
Washington state federalism of NO.
mems eiuhs. Everett. June 2t.7e.
Northwest sportamcu'E association,
Dayton. wash. June 2527
Washington Pioneers association,
Seattle. June ~
Washington State grange. Pullman,
June 3
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23

Tacoma. wash. May 2;.--ciiiEens Of
Tacoma were astounded when A. c.
Little and Mrs. jeanne Wood were ar.
rested and taken In Jail and booked
on the charge OF adultery Mr.. Little
was for four years state hsh commits.
Hioncr. adviser and. political manager
for the late Governor Rogers. and is
one Of the shrewdest politicians OF the
Pacific northwest He is at the head
OF large mining properties and is
known all over the coast The arrest
was brought about by his wife. Mrs.
Ella Little. who swore out a warrant
and alleged that her husband had for
two years refused to hse with her.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23

Butte, Mont. May 29--Tcn feet Of
snow IL reported from Coutts. Mont.
near the International boundary and
the temperature IL ranging from four
to HiN degrees below zero. Traflc on
the Great Northern il seriously inter.
tercd with and the trains are being
operated only under the greatest diff.
fculty. The cuts Of the roads are
hllcd high with drifted snow.
Conservative estimates place the
loss Of stock at about $4,000. 900. and
the number 81 head Of stock lost ia
figured al about 10000
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23
Disappearance a Mx,,.rv.

Missoula, Mont. May 2o-Theodore
II. Mitchell. prominent IN labor circles.
has mysteriously disappeared. He at.
tended a meeting OF the Sons Of Her.
mann. Of which lodge he was secretary.
He left for his room with the lodge
books. saying he would be back for
the social session. when last seen he
was crossing the bridge over the river
with two mysterious strangers.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23
Promotions Cancelled,

Washington. May 23.--The cancella-
ton Of the promotions Of over 5000
postofiice clerks throughout the coun.
try, recently authorized by the depart.
ment, and a formal notice 20 former
First Assistant Postmaster General
Perry s. Heath Of the charges made
against him by ex.Cashier s. w. Tul-
loch OF the Washington city postoiiice
constituted today's developments In
the postofiice Investigation.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23
keerI on Irial.

Helena, Mont. May 20-John s.
keerl. one OF the hes; known mining
and civil engineers in The west. was
placed on trial here for the murder Of
Thomas Crystal, n bartender While
on spree Kccrl made a disturbance
In the place where Crystal was EN-.
ployed. Crystal put him out. He got
gun and returned and shot Crystal
The defense win be insanity. The trial
will last several days.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23
Heavy Stock Loss.

Great Falls, Mont. May sI.-Ths
heaviest sheep and cattle loss in the
history OF Montana. the damage OF
which win foot up as high as $4,000
600. has been caused Dy the terrible
storm which has been raging for the
past three days. In some sections full.
ly 30 per cent Of the sheer on the
ranges have persisted.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23
sho, bv indian.

pocatello. Idaho. May 22-Richard
flIlscoll. a rancher on Snake river, be-
tHeen here and American falls. was
ttought TO Pocatello with q bullet
rough his shoulder. the shot having
Zen fired by wild BILL" Bannock
Indian.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23
Tornado In Kansas.

Topeka, Kan. May 2l.-News has
reached Topeka from Horton, Kan, Of
a tornado there at midnight. One or
two persons were injured, but Il Is
thought, not fatally.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23
Death Of paul a,rohash.

Spokane. wash. May 22.--Paul stro.
sch. early resident Of Spokane. vet.
NfAn Of the civil war. and an active
HRure in the stirring days Of recon.
Atfuction in Alabama. ia dead at the
fHeidence OF Judge Adolph Munter.
30 son In law.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23
Suicide at Kamsla. Or,

kamela, Or, May 2l.-Elmer Swan.
ger, ST., probably the leading citizen
of kamela, drank carbolic acid with
fatal results. Brooding over disease
was the supposed cause.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23

Thibodeaux. La. Nay ga shoot
ing ARRAY which resulted in the death
of ex-Lieutenant Governor Henry Clay
Knobloek took place ON Main street.
The shooting was done by James
Garault. a barber. Several witnesses
OF the tragedy refuse TO talk further
than TO say that Garauh shot In self
defense.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23

IN southern China The air Ia 10 humid
81 summer heat that, derpite the in.
srnse heat. clothes can not be dried in
ne open air.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Negotiations for a transfer for the
Gibson group. on the South Fork. near
Kaslo. are about completed. The hg-
ures are said 10 be in tie neighborhood
Of $50. 900.
Work is soon 20 start on the Glen
garnock. on Tenderfoot creek Men
and provisions have already been
shipped 10 the property.
The Ruth is 70 begin active opera
tons at once.
The suit Of J. II. Clark against J.
Frank COLON. involving 10000 shares
in the company ownin.. the Arlington
Mite, In the SLOGAN has been settled
out Of court. Clark claimed the stock
as commission for Promoting the sale.
The suit has been in court three years.
and was settled by the payment 10 the
plaintiff OF $1,000. being his expenses
20 date.
Shipments are gradually increasing.
and 80 days are almost certain to see
u. 900 tons shipped weekly from the
ROsSland camp
The manager Of the Velvet mine
says The ore bins are full, and keep
so. The recent discovery on the sec
ond level south has disclosed over 75
feet OF good ore. Of a width not de
termIned.r
r." survey for a tramway from the
hootcnny mine al RosslAnd 70 the
Canadian Pacific is complete. II Is
sh.rs,s n v.ff. .rA = nssnrfnr -, Ran~sh
terminating at F1oyd's siding II will
have a capacity O. 500 tons Of ore
daily.
RosAland is likely 10 have another
oil concentration here this summer
The spitEee company starts construc
The Green Mountain starts installing
new boilers and = winding plant next
week
b. c. KIblet Of Spokane is now put
ting in . wire tram three miles lonS
for the Silver Cup, In the Lardeau, tc
connect the mine with the new III
ton concentration which is expected &c
extract bullion cut OF the Silver Cur
ore.
In the early part Of the year D. G
Forbes. the general manager OF the
Silver Cup and the Hettie L. mines. an
nouneed that provided the properties
proved satisfactory under the active
development then projected. q concen
traing plant would be erected to treat
the ores Of both mines al q point con
Venient to the tram Complete com
pressor plants have been installed Al
both the Silver Cup aad Nettie L.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23
Al Morrissey Mines.

The new town Of Morrissey Mines.
at the terminus Of j. j. Hills latest
railway. the Crows Nest Southern.
Is rapidly coming 20 the front.
Al the mine itself there are over
600 men at work The present daily
output Of coal is about 500 tons. This
will be increased 20 1000 tons a day
within few weeks. The Great North.
ern railway wants 5000 tons Of coal a
day from the coal mines. The payroll
Of the Crows Nest Pass Coal company
here is $4,000 monthly
Between the mines and the new town
ESQ coke ovens are in course of con.
siruc,ion, at cost OF about $3.50. o0o.
Within a few hundred yards OF the
town q Morrissey Mines the govern.
ment reserve Of 10000 acres Of coal
lands begins. and when a commence
ment is made in the opening up OF
these coal measures another large pay
roll viii add to the prosperity already
existing.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-23

For forty years Piso's Cure for Con.
@Nmption has cured coughs and eolds. A
1lpgRistA Price Is cents.
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d "a
potrtdr9. Dieter Sage feierfe ii
Sarrifon gitp, ga, Der fpeitbin Be-
fannie 9err Sobonn 2auffer, beTer
befdnnt als 9roBpopa 2auffer, bet aIs
tefte 8iirger BON Meftmorelanb gpurte
tp, i'm &reife feiner Samilie feinen
100. 9eburtstag. Der Subilar, ipefs
der nod BON bemerfenspertber getiffz
ger unb t0rperli9er Stride lit, 1T Der
Sobn zines beutfden ptoniers Gbspad<
res, fpel9es ii9 unter manderlet Sc
fabren arf Der ieBisen Stdtte BON 9ars
rifon Gitb cine 9eimitdtte seI9uffen.
Grobpapa 2auffer, pel9er bas Deuts
fae tpie etn 9ebprenerD eutf6er fpri9t,
uno beffen 2ieblinsBlettiire INNER nod
Die beutf9e 3eitung III, peib nod ins
teref ante 9ef9i4ten BON ben Streifs
siigen Der Snbtaner unb ben &Gmpfstt
NIT ibnen gu er5dblen. Der Slbiiat
mar stpeimal perbetratbetunbb bat 0abts
rei9e @nfel, cine Mn3abl l1renfef n16
5pet ururenfeI.
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Gus Bremen pirb oeldriebeu.

Nu5 Bremen Miro ael1rleben:
Sn 5olae Der itrengen Nnpenoune
Der amerifaniiden ginmanoerungs=
@elebe BON Seiten bes Bunoesfoms
niiidrs @iuialns baben Die @enes
raloireftoren Der Nmerifa.
2inie uno.oes Norooeutlben 2lopo
tire 4aenten in Mittel- uno Suo>
europa aneemieien, feinen Iu8man=
berer ansunebmen, Der ben Gnforoes
rungen, nelde Die BebDroe in Nem
gort ftelt, nibt pDufOmmen 81 se=
niigen oermag. 9iele Weiiungen
iino niht cine blDBe JDrmlibteit,
lDnoern Der ueber5euaune ausulhrei=
ben, oaB ben genannten 9ampfers
4inien erpBe 8erlulte erma6ien Mir
ben, menn fie eeStpunaen mdren,
tpdbreno Der itarten Iuswanoeruna
i'm Mai uno Stunt cine Menee 2eute
suriid gu tranSportiren.
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Gaaes Wenigteiten.
Snlanb.

SnlanD.
Brdiioent &ooIepe(t bat iebt
Die Seretnbarung init Cuba in Bes
aug auf bic Nbtretung BON &oblen=
uno SlOtten=S tatiDnen ouf Der Sniel
Cuba unterseihnet.
Die allgemeine Gioil=8 emiQis
gunes=Bia, Die iebt benz Senate
oDrllegt, perlangt Die @elammtIumme
BON $83, 280, 900. Darunter befil1=
bet iib AUDI Elm Soften BON $780,
600 alS Nbfnbunos=S utnme fir Die
gr@SDnigin 2iltuDfalani BON 0az
mali.
= Die @inberufune bes &onerelz
les, minbeitens bes Genates, gu elmer
@rtra=S ellton balb na9 Der 8ertaz
guna Der re9uldren Selltpn, i1eint
iebt siemli9 iiher gu iein, oa nur
menig Iusiibt oOrbanoen lit, oaB
Die nod i6mebenben Gertrdoe nod
Bis gum 4. Wdr5 ratifi8lrt meroen
neroen.
Wan i9reibt aug 8albinetDn.
6err 8opet, Der 8eppQmdhtiqte
GeneauelaS, bat ben @oridlae qe=
mabt, man lpue ben ruiliiben G3ar
nit Der Nuanabl Der BRET 5bieos-
ridter betrauen, tpelde i'm 6aoe ben
8enesuela : Conflict 1dlibten 1ouen.
Nuslano.
Ser neue beutlde @eIanbte bel
Der Gepublit 8enesuela, 6err Self
BRAN, miro ebeltens Die Sabrt iiber
Den Saear beperfiteligen uno letner
Soften in Caracas antreten. 9amit
miro Die polle Wieberaufnabme Der
anltliden 8eaiebunget 5pii9ett
8eutlblano unb Geneauela aub du=
Berfi6 oDfumentirt fem. 5err SELF
Dram mar friber Wtiniiterreiioent in
Sort au Brince auf 6aiti.
- Sn Berlin iinb Die beioen
Nnarbiiten &Dbr unb Steinbabr per=
baftet moroen. Sic fteben i'm Ser
cadte, an einer 8eri6mDrurg aeeen
oas 9eben oes &ailers betbeiligt gu
iein. Die Boliaei nimnt tdeli1
6ausiu9ungen pDr unb ale Ser
odhtieen merben perbaftet.
Mus Dresden mirb berihtet
8ertreter Der @ilen=Snou1trie Sah=
lens, Der Gbeinlonoe uno Weitfa(ens
tperoen ndblte ISOLDE cine Benjamin
lung in Berlin balten. Inn iber cine
getbeilieung an Der st. 2ouiler
notwithstanding au beratben.
Die 8enDbner &iels peroen
ourh einell Meniben in N~ufreeul1e
Deriebt, Der cine Nnsabl &inber nit
einem fleinen Dolhe geltoben bat;
einige oerIelben iinb aeitorben. Man
gfaubte nor einigen 9agen Der Wann
lei oerbaftet, aber aeitern ruurbe elm
gang dbnli6es Gerbreben periibt.
Gin Wann eriubte Elm fleines Mdo=
6eu auf Der Strabe ibm giearren gu
bOlen. Gls fih oieies peiserte,
brabte er inn eiuen gefdbrlifen
5tib bel. Wtan bat nibt Die serinefte
Spur pDn Dem BDieni1t.
Sn ben maBeebenben &reiien
8erlins erfldrt man, es lei mpbl
taum nub nDtbig, 81 betonen. bab
Die Welbung oes Seem gort 6erolo",
9eutiblano noae aud) aeeen Go
lDmbia uno graiilien auf @runb
abnlider 5Oroeruneen, mie eeeen
8ene5uela. o%orgeben, Elm bunbsee.
meiner Shpinoel lei. @s lei urt-
nabr, baB Der beutibe MiniiterreIi=
bent in Colombia, Or. 2ibrlen, Iei=
men Boiten nerlaiie, peil Die ge5ie=
buneen smiiden Deutlhlanb unb
benz iiioamerifaniihen Staate abee=
brDhen 1eien. Or. 2ibrIen trete Ell
men l6neit bemiqigten urlaub an,
uno BON eirer Strung Der 8esiebunz
gen Der beioen 2dnoer lei gar feline
6eoe, geibmeige bern BON einem
Nbbruh.
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@aate beinabe ieim eeben Gin.

s. 9. Orner in Sranflin @rDpe,
Sas., Sog ith bel einem unfaa =
feline 8ferbe einsen ourd - einen
freHenoen S6aoen am 8eine gu,
Der bier Sabre alien 6eifperiuhen
Der Gerste sGben @ioerftano leiftete.
Nber n8udlen's Irnica Salbe"
.bra6te lofprt Seilung. 9ieielbe
ift eleib gut fir 8ranbnunoen,
Quetihuneen, 6autausidlag uno
6amurrbuioen. Sir IS Gents Die
Shahtel BEL s.. Salteper & Sobn
uno Noolpb 9reiB.
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,.sprp !. aOrmalin" (eimer &

Mmeu6) antileptllbes WIlttel oeoett
8ranomunoen, @unoen, 9aatallSs
i6lae Doer dbnlihe 2ei6eu. 6. s..
Shmibt, &aent, 6ouiton, 2eros
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Gntrauu eiue,m id,redlidea sdidIal.

6err $. 6ageins BON MelbDurne
6la., ihreibt: .Weine NerSte iasz
ten mir, i'd bdtte Die Sbminoiubt
unb mir t6nne nidt sebolfen tper=
ben. Cine freie BrDbezSlalbe BON
u9r. Sings SEEM 9iscoperp" aeeer
Shminbiubt peranlaBte mid, bie=
les Wiittel gu oeriuhen. Der @rfole
mar iberraibeno uno id befinbe
mid jebt ouf Dem @eee Der 8eIie=
rung unb banfe bieler Meoisin mei=
ne @rrettune bonn Sobe. 9ieies
Wiittel miro garantirt eegef ale
9als@ unb 2unaen : 2eioen. &duf=
lib BEL s. 8alteper & SDbn uno
IbDlpb DreiB. 8reis so Gents uno
$1.00. 8rDbezSlai6en frei.
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@un alien 8elGdftignn9en
mirft Spnntagsreiten am meiften 40.
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Dnte. cams SnGanbs
i euereg men ftr 6ds
lebte Sisfaltabr bsliefen ia oaf
$2l7,876,990; I'M 0ergIei6 gu Benz
G~tstdliabr 1901 cine Mbnabme bon
etpas iiber $35, 100000 In golqe ber
Quf9sbana Der a%rteasitsuern.