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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-22
(Signed) J w. RAYNOIDS.
Secretary OF New Mexico.
tSeal.)
Articles Of incorporation Of the Mon.
tezuma Trust Company.


tezuma Trust Company.
Know all men by these presents. that
we. the undersigned. all Of whom are
citizens OF the United States and OF
this territory. and all OF whom are
directors Of the Montezuma Savings,
Loan and Building Association, and
being a majority OF such directors.
have this day associated ourselves to.
gether for the purpose OF re-incorpo-
rating said association under the pro.
visions Of an act OF the Thirty.Fifth
legislative Assembly OF the Territory
OF New Mexico entitled IAN act re.
lating TO trust companies" approved
March l2th 1903; and we hereby
certify:
That the name of this corporation
shall be the Montezuma Trust Com.
pany
That the business OF saia corpora.
tion shall be carried on in the City OF
Albuquerque. in the County OF Berns.
lilo Territory OF New Mexico.
III
That the said Montezuma Savings.
Loan and Building Association is n
corporation organized under the pro,
visions OF Chapter ~ OF the acts OF
the 33d Legislative Assembly OF the
Territory OF New Mexico. approved
March IS. 1899. entitled IAN act relat.
ing to building and loan associations
and providing penalties for failure 10
comply Herewith and repeating all
acts In conflict herewith. and has
assets OF more than one hundred
thousand dollars invested In first mort'
cages on improved real estate In the
Territory OF New Mexico. OF which
assets more than seventy.fve thou
sand dollars have been accumulated
from dues or assessments and prlfts
on the shares o. the capital stock OF
such association.
".
The number Of directors of said cor,
poratlon shall be not less than Ave nor
more than twenty, as may oe determ
lined by the bylaws OF such corpora
ton. and the names OF those elected
are A. h. McMilen. ]. c. Baldridge
NJ, w. Flournoy. r. A. Hubbell and
W II CLEARWATER, being all the di
rectors Of said Montezuma Savings
Loan and Building Association.
v.
Said corporation shall continue In
existence for the period OF Atty years
VI,
The re-incorporation herein provld
ed for shall take effect forthwith
VII.
The capital stock OF said corpora.
tion shall be two million dollars. divid'
ed into twenty thousand shares OF the
par value OF one hundred dollars each.
VIII.
The action herein taken Is by virtue
of the written request OF every stock
holder OF said Montezuma Savings.
Loan and Building Association duly
signed and filed with said Association
and 6y virtue of . resolution OF the
beard OF directors OF said Associa-
tion In favor OF such re'incorporaticn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-22
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.
Certificate,

Territory OF New Mexico. ONCE OF
the Secretary.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-11
Davenport's at Worlds Fair.

Davenport's restaurant, Spokane's
world famous eating house, has been
chosen from among all the fine restau-
rants of the United States as the mod
ell for what is intended to be the most
centrally located refectory on the
Worlds fair grounds in st. Louis. A
syndicate Of Missouri capitalists, who
have subscribed 100000 for the pur-
pose and have obtained what is re-
garded as the best restaurant site
concession in the exposition enclosure,
is behind the proposed step.
Every detail of the building, fur
nishings, appointments and service of
Davenport's is to be duplicated. An
exact repnca of both exterior and in
terror decorations is to be created.
Even the china and silver service with
their dainty patterns are to be copied
minutely.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-11
GREEK BOYS SOLD.
Michigan Cities Have White Slave
Bootblacks.

White slavery is being practiced in
Kalamazoo and other Michigan cities.
The escape recently of 13-year-old
Demers, owner of Greek shoe shin
ing parlor, at Kalamazoo, and Demers'
anxiety TO recapture the child, reveal
ed the methods practiced. Every year
boys are being picked up on the streets
of Greek cities and sold into slavery
iii this country, Inc purchasers are
Greeks. who pay from $50 to SIS for
a 8 or 6-year-old boy for the first year.
The second year the price is advanced
s25. Each succeeding year small
advance is made until the boy is Of
age. Then the boss" must take his
chances with his protege.
Nicholas Demoggeor was shipped
from Greece II months ago, to kala-
mazoo, and, after suffering many in
dignities, escaped. Peter Sarantos, a
Greek 25 years old, who has spent
the greater part Of his life as shoe
sinner without compensation, took
pity on the youngster and ran away
with him.
Anthony Demers and his brother,
Alexander, are at the head of shoe
shining organization which operates
"parlors" at Kalamazoo, Battle Creek,
Jackson, South Bend, ST. Joe, Benton,
Harbor Detroit and Chicago. With
possibly two exceptions the work of
polishing shoes is all done by little
Greek boys, whose ages range from
to Is years. Practically all are be-
lieved to be slaves.
The matter came to the attention of
Kalamazoo authorities when Demers
reported that Sarantos and Demoggeor
had run away from him. He said he
bought both boys from their parents.
The case has been referred to the
United States immigration commits
sioner and Demers is under arrest.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-11
Wheat All Gone.

Spokane, Sept. 9.-'ln IA years
wheat was never so thoroughly clean.
ed out in the Inland Empire as it was
last season. Harvest is about a
month later this year and many mills
have large contracts for September de-
livery. The result is the mills are
fighting each other for wheat and are
forcing the price up far beyond a
CURE at which milling will be profit
able. We are all crazy to think of
paying such prices. We ought to be
in the insane asylum for doing So"
This remarkable statement was
made last evening by Moritz Thomson,
president of the Centennial mills of
Spokane and Seattle, and one of the
leading wheat buyers in the state.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-11

Anthony, Kan, Sept. 9.-During a
severe windstorm the tent of Robin
sons circus, which was exhibiting
here, was blown down. An immense
crowd of people was in the menagerie
and when the poles and canvass came
down 100 or more were hurt. Of whom
50 required medical attention.
Price Joiner. farmer, was prob
ably fatally hurt. Cages containing
the wild animals were overturned,
some of the cages falling on people.
None of the animals escaped.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-11
GRAND STAND WENT DOWN
PEOPLE AT LEAVENWORTH, KAN,
ATTENDING SHAM BATTLE,
None Were Killed but Three Are Fatal
iy njured-Hundreds Seriously
Rurt-Grandstand Was Only a Tenn
porary Affair and Had 1900 People
on it-Shambattle Called Off.

Leavenworth, Kan, Sept. 10.--The
grandstand erected on knoll on the
rort Leavenworth reservation close to
the city limits gave way, lnjuring "a
persons. None was killed, but it is
feared three may die. Many of those
injured received broken legs. The
stand was put up the day before Fully
1900 people crowded onto it. Just
about the lime the sham battle con-
cluded the grandstand broke down.
There was a heavy artillery duel
with siege guns. Three battalions of
Some one announced that the cavalry
were emerging from a ravine to
charge. People on the grandstand
stood up to see them through the
smoke. The entire stand went down
with a crash. The utmost confusion
followed, accompanied by shrieks of
victims. 1t was found that many were
pinned down under the debris. Hun
dreds who were walking on the ground
rushed to the grandstand looking for
relatives.
The confusion was indescribable un.
tt: the regular soldiers formed line
and kept all back not injured or car
ing for those injured. The battle,
which was on the other side of the
roau, was called off and the soldiers,
acting under direction of their officers,
began taking care of the injured. Am
Dulances were used to convey people
to the city hospitals, and within an
hour after the accident the injured all
had been removed.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-11

The British government has ap-
pointed a commission to inquire into
the physical deterioration of the lower
classes in the United Kingdom. The
subject was brought up in the house
of commons by Sir William Anson,
parliamentary secretary to the board
of education, declaring 10000 children
now attending schools are physically
unfit for institutions.
The director of the army medical
service reports that one man in every
three offered for recruits had to be
rejected.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-11
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
Will Be Held in Southwestern Wash
inqton.

Will Be Held in Southwestern Wash
ngton.
A series Of ten farmers institutes
will be held in Southwestern Wash
ington during September and Octo-
Der under the auspices Of the Wash
ington Agricultural college.
1t is the intention to make the in.
stitutes interesting and instructive,
From two to three sessions will be
held each day and efforts will be made
to secure as large an attendance of
farmers as possible. Mr.. Smith, who
comes from Minnesota, is a fine talker
and an expert on the subjects on which
he speaks. He has spent many years
in institute work from st. Paul west,
having worked in Washington, Oregon
and Utah part Of the time for the
past four years.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-11

Salt Lake, Utah, Sept. 10-George
vi. Clark, assistant postmaster at Lom-
hardy, Mont, was placed under arrest
in this city on a charge of embezzling
postoffice funds. He was taken into
custody by Deputy Marshal Smythe
while calling for mail at the local post
office.
Clark admitted that he was the man
wanted. and admitted the shortage in
his accounts, but denied that he was re-
sponsible for the latter.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-11

Chicago, sept. 7.-Earl A. Hodge, n
19-year-old boy, has won the prize for
tho Noet drees hat at the milliners'
convention, which has just ended here.
He has been in Chicago year as a
hat designer.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-11

Chicago, Sept 81. ]. Thornton,
the proprietor of a warehouse and van
company, was assaulted during the
labor parade because he was driving
one of his own teams without having
union card in his possession.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-11

Junction City, Ore, Sept. 1O.-Frank
Mulkey was stabbed to death by
Jonathan j. Butler. The latter was at
tackled by Mulkey with a rock, when
he drew knife, striking his assailant
under the heart and causing instant
death. The tragedy was the result of
a long standing quarrel between the
men.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-11

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. S.-Mike
Jesse, John Cranz and - Sabin,
three laborers, were crushed to death
by the cavng in of a 16 foot bank
at the excavation at the site for a new
hotel on Sixth and San JOAQUIN streets.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-11

What we learn with pleasure we nev'
er forget.-Alfred Mercier.
Honor comes by diligence; riches
spring from economy-J. f. Davis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-27
We6r Gelb fir Dir Mrltans fteannq
aebrau6t.

ct. 2out8, 26. SUM-. 2aut
8ert6t bes R~eoiIipnsz Gomite's bat
bic Weltaus IteGung5 : 8eieai4aft Bis
gum erTten Stunt insgeIammt cine
8oQrIumme BON $8,5O0,000 fir Qusz
iteQunqsapede ~perausgabt. 4ls8runb
bieIer @el~oausgabe 1T Die 8unbesz
gommiI1ion benu4ri6tigt poroen,
buB bic NusIteGungsz 9eieQi4aft Bel
benz @6uBumtsfetretdr in 8aibingz
ion Die GrlaubniB na4iuden miro,
auf bic BON benz GongreB ~bepiGigte
Summe BON 100000 fir Die 8eItz
uusteQung bon jeBt on @elo 81 3tez
ben. 81 BON Der 4usiteQungsz8ez
feQf4aft ieit Dem /. Stunt oerlteberen
8uucontratte er606en Die ptrtlthen
Qusgaben duf %anndherno $1O,0OO,>
900, unb cine Iol4e 8eIoperausga@
bunq lit BON benz GongreB als @or@
bebingung gmeite1t, ehe Die 8unoesperz
piaigung bon $5,000,000 CUR 8erfuz
gung ite6t.
Der 8eri6t bes ReoiiionszGomiz
te's pirb na6 Wai6ington geianbt
perben, uno fir bic ~ratenipeiie On
tpeiiunQ Der 9unbesperpiQigund
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-27
Giue Shmci,rr Surniabrt.

8ittsburg, Yd., 70. Sum-. -
Die uftipen MitgIieOer Des htell9en
.@6peiaer Surnpereins" iinO BON
bier nab SuoIonzGountp i'm Staate
NepzSer1ep obgereiit, no tie am bret
tdQioen Shpei3er : 4merttant1 9en
SurnfeIt t~beilnebmen perben. gfa4
9dluB oes 6eites tpirb Die berubmte
66pei3er Riege am 2. Suit BON 9tetp@
Worf aus auf einem fran3oiii6en
5anpfer nu6 SABRE abreiien. Bon
bort oebt Die ReiIe nad 9art5 uno
BON ba nu6 Niirn6erg, no ben
@6pei3er 3urnern aus Pitt56ur8
elm Qldn3enoer Gmpfang beporitebt.
Damn qe6t e5 neiter mad 8iel uno
8iiri6, no am 10. Suli bQs 8roBe
eibqenDfIfT6e 2urnfeit ieinen 4nfang
ne6men niro. Die Numen Der Ale1tz
oen Surner, nel6e ii4 an ienem na@
tionalen Settle dftio bet6eili8en nerz
BEN. itnb: @ottfrieb Stmmen, 5rtB
Simmer, iun., 3ubolpb Commercial
Der, Qufreo @ommerbalber, 8ottfrteo
5ommer6alber, 4lfreo RieS, Gmtl
0euber, Seq 9erbog uno Carl Bad
mann $500 @4pei3er Surner tper%
ben Iid an benz 3iri6er 3urnfe5t be-
tbeilioen. Der 68nei3er 3urnberein
BON pittsburg ftiftete fir ba5 eio9ez
n0fIif6e Surnfeft einen iiIbernen 30
fal, beTen ueberreidung Onr4 9rn.
HriB Simmer auf 6eimii4er groe err
fplQen fpirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-27
1O4 scitcn ftarfeS Seutid1cS Bud,
ncIdbc5 9lncS crfl1rt, iuiro
frci uerianOt.

Ginem rii9mIi6It betannten beutz
f6en Spe3ialar3te in Oetroit gebiibrt
Die @6re, enblt6 cine nifenf6aftIi6e
gntoetung gemadt gu baden, bur9
bic I9pu6e uno nerpDie Mdnner gu
9auie raid unb griinoli6 gebeilt petz
ben, uno tpeIde ii6eroies 10 einfad lit,
RAP Sober eritaunt. Der Name bieIe5
beutIfen Qr3tes lit Or. 8u1tup 8.
8o6erb, uno bat beriel6e feline nere
Met6obe in einem 104 Seiten itarten
@erfe ousfibrli9 bei6rieben, unb err
bGlt ieber intereIiirte Munn, Der ieiz
nen Ramen uno Noref1e einienOet, oa8
in bsutider Spra6e oerfaBte Bud
fotenfrei 5uge7unot. Na9 dufmerfz
iamem 2eIen oes 8uae5 tperoen sic
ii6erraI4t fem, pie lei6t es lit, gu
6uufe uno obne Qbbaltung BON Der
Nr6eit griinOli6 uno raid sebeilt gu
peroen, tpenn Die re4te Met6obe an
gepdnbt ntrD.
Gs beite6t nunme6r tein 53peifel,
baB Or. 8oberB bas 8e6eimniB sur
6eilung Der MGnneri6pdfe gelDIt
bat. Seine neue Met6obe, Die NUM-
ber6dr einfa6 1T, raid unb griinbli4
heilt, ipeidt bon alien bis6er angez
fpanbten Mitteln Ie6r ab, baiirt aber
duf ftreng nifeni9aftli6en 8runbz
fGber unb furirt in na6r6aft mddtz
i6er 0eiIe 3uftdnDe pie: 8eI4le6tsz
i6pGae, Nerb0iitdt, 8erIuite, 9remoz
turitGt, eingeI6rumpfte Orgdne, Ser
Iuf Der MannesfraFt, proftatii4e 2eiz
ben, RiidenI6pd6e unb ale d6nIi4en
Qeiben. Sir iunge ME ulte Mdnner
1T bie1e nunoerbare @ntoedung gIei9
erfpIgreia unb Ii6srt nt4t nur griinbz
Ii6e Seilung Der erfpd6nten SDmpz
tome, Tonoern er3eugt audi Iofort pie=
Der elm @efibl Der SugenOfraft unb
n~oblt6uenbe Wdrme in ben Srganen.
0as Nerpenipitem pir0 auf's Neue
qefrdftigt, Die MusteIn gebdrtet, bic
Characterization geitdrft, Der Qppetit
oebef1ert uno bus gauge Spitem erbGlt
neue 2~ebensfraft. Gs bat man6em
Mann bic na6re Qebensfreube uno bic
perlprene 8raFt lpieoerge6ra6t, uno
baour6 1T in mandes 5eim bic nab
re Qie6e uno oas friihere Slid 5uriid=
gete6rt.
Die erfen 4utorttdteu empfeblsn
bic MetboDe, neil beren 5eiltraft
bur6 70 3ablrei4e gldn5enbe 3uren
erpieien lit. S6reiben Sic bes6alb
nod beute an ben gntbeder oieIer err
fulgrei6en neuen Met6oOe, oe1en
Qorei1e folgenoe lit: Or. 9uitaD $.
8o6erb, 564 @ooOpur0>a Oenue, De-
troit, Mi4., unD berieIbe piro S6nen
iofort bus 104 Seiten iturte beuti4e
Bud, pel4es bic Mlet6ooe dusfibrli9
bei9rei6t, toitenfrei 5ui6iden, 10 oaB
sic babur9 balD grinbli4e 6eilung
gu 6auie, o4ne 9erufsitOrung, finoen
iperoen unb Oann pieoer Elm Dirtli4
9liidlider Wann iein tDnners
Gi2a@G1 I,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-27
gIntiae So!scn zines GartrnIpirls.

MOnongu6eIo Gitp, pa,
26. SUM. - 8ei einem 8~artenIpiele
in GourtneD fam e8 IeBte Naht gu
einem Streite, in tpeIfem 3net5rauz
en- uno elm W}ann t0otli8 perleBt
puroen. SOiePb Bruno unO ROIario
3Dano ipielten in oes QeBterenWo6=
nung I'm Elm 5dB4en Bier. Bruno
perlor uno tpeigerte 1i6, gu 3a6Ien,
porauf e5 gum Streite fam. Bruno
oerIieB oo5 9du5, 6Olte cine ooppelz
lGufige 6linte unb te6rte 3u Roano
3uriif. Mittlerpeile bate aud
Rouno it6 nit elmer 6linte bepaffnet
uro lauerte Dem Bruno auf. Dieter
traF 3usrit auf 8ouno'8 6rou, pel4e
er nit Dem 6lintentol6en nieoer=
i6lug. 3oono iprang 6erOor uHO
i6oB Bruno, 10 OaB oieier bepuBtlos
8uiammenItir3te; Oann lpunote iih
Roano gegen 8runO's 6rau unO
i6luq bieie nit einem &olbenI6ldg
gu 8ooen. Roano purbe oerbaftet;
bic 8srIeBungen Der bret Spfer Oes
Streites Iino tpa6ri6einli6 t0otli6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-27
@ihtige neutrality-suspicious. in
Orleans,

q nzO rIeuns, Ga, 26. SUM-.
- Sn 8e9enipart elmer 5tattli6en
8eriammlung DON 8iirgern OerStu0t
that Mapor GapoepiQe ben eriten
9patenitid sur 4nIegung beg grOBen
9anali7irungsz uno 0o1erleitung5z
6D1tems, peldes g}etpzO orleans gu
elmer Der geIiin0eiten Stdbte Der 8eIt
MAIDEN fou, un0 Oeffen Soften fi6 au
SIS, 100000 belaufen perOen. 9a5
9roBe 8ert iou in flint Sohren fertigz
9e1telt peroen. Ollie beroorro9enOen
Decentralization, nelde iid fir Oas
bas groBe unternebmen intereIfiren,
butten ii4 ein9efunOen unO nobnten
benz Oft uuf SiBen Der 4lottform
lei, Der G6ren9oIt mar Der friibere
S6oBamt5fetretdr GborIe5 @. 6oirz
idilO, 9as unterne6men nurbe na6
Der 6ieberepioemie be5 Sabre5 1898
in Die le66afteite 4nre8un9 gebrodt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-27

bannu 8a6lin elm, ais oieIel6e nod i'm
8ette lag. Gr ridtete einige erre9te
8orte an ous pom Sdred pie gez
ld6mte MGo6en, unb ebe Oafel6e
audi nur einen Qaut duBern tonnte,
feuerte er Die tobt6ringenoe 8affe ob,
nit Der er ii4 ournad ielbit eridoB.
0as MGo6sn lit 10 i4per DerIeBt,
ouB an ieinem 8ieoerauftommen 8e@
3peifelt piro, uno Die @ltern itnO liber
Die entIeBli4e Shat fafun8slos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-27

tonnten. Die 99ulb hieran mag
i'm ni4t aQein t~reffen, lie mag ni4t
einmal 0orpiegeno auf i'm 5uriidfulz
len. Si9erlia laitet Die 8eruntporz
tung gu einem guten She'll auf Der
&ur3ii9tigtett bss Deuti6en fatboli=
i6en 8lerus, ferner aud auf Der DIP
portunitdtsy9oIiti bes frii6eren Rez
gierungs1P rdiibenten gu Sppelr, ipGz
teren Sberprdiioenten Der 8ropin3
ppien, 81. b. Bitter. Smmerbin mar
Sberprdiioent 5iirit 9uBfelot LANCE
Sabre binburd 9auptoertreter be5
Embellishments, DaB es unmogIi9 lei,
ben Oberi4Ieiier polntIder .3unge fir
nutionulpolitifde Sheen 81 g%etpinnen.
SIS giebt feline poIniide 8etpegung in
Sberi4leIsn" = oieIs einitmalige
Meloung bat inn Qngeii6ts Der Be-
Oentliden WenOung Der 9inge in jez
ner Propin5 ben amtIi4en 8opf getoz
itet.
SIN ue6rigen bat Ii9 Shirt 9aBz
fetbt pdbreno Der runo 3ebn Sabre
feines Birtens mannigfa6e 8eroienite
um S6leiten ~ertpprben. Die 8lGtter
erinnern an bic Strom>3egulirungen,
an Die Qrbeiten CUR 8erminoerung
tinftiger STANDARDIZATION, an ben
Nus6au Der &Ieinba6nen. 3uglei4 be-
ben tie berbpr, baB Der Shirt in err
freuli4sm @egeniaB 81 bteiem ober
ienem ieiner Stanoe5genofen jeoer3eit
Elm moDerner Menf9 mar. Gum Be-
peis tpiro Der nddite6enbe 9aiIu5 aus
elmer ieiner 6erren6ausz3eoen berunz
ge5ogen: nGie t0nnen, nidt ~berlangen,
meme 9erren, Dap Der IGnoli4e DR.
better mod 6eute ME OermdIeinit nit
Der MiiBe in Der 9ano unterpiirfig
an uns 6erdntritt."
Man ernartet, oaB Der Ra6folger
DeS 6iirIten Iofort ernannt peroen
pir0. Die Ganbioutenlifte umfaBt
bic Namen: 8raf 3ieleSWinfler ,Yrin3
Nlbredt BON 8iirttem6erg, 6er3og
bon 3oti6or uno Bring 6sinri4 Der
9reiBigIte, RsuB ]. g., S6piegerio6n
bes Grbprin8en BON So4ienz0}etntnz
gen.
5ro90bte in 8artsba0.
SIN !6oteI 9upp gu 8arlsbuo feu~
erie geItern Der Rei erpez lieutenant
QuguIt 9oFfmann pom 9ragonerzRez
giment 80nig q. Wiirttembergii6e5)
go. 26 auf Die So6ter bes Stuttgurz
ter Gommer5ienratbs &iiblin uno oerz
GeBte oieielbe I6tper. Sobann ri4tete
er Die Naffe gegen ii6 ielbit, uno Elm
S4uB Our6 Die S6lGfe mu6te ieiz
mem 2eben Elm Gnbe.
Die 8unoe BON bem M}oroberiu4
uno Selb1tmoro rief unter ben Babe
| gGIten Die gr0Bte Qufregung herOOr,
Sopeit iid Die nd6eren l1mitdnOe Der
Shat bis jsBt fsititeQen lieBen, tparen
Die Gltern be5 ungliidli6en M}db6enS
elmer 8~erbinoung Der 8eiOen abgez
neigt. So6onna 8iiblin lit Iun9enz
trunf, unO ibr Qeioen gait mad dr3tz
Ii8em 9~aFir6alten fir un6eiI6ur.
6offmann mar idon felt bier Sahren
nit benz iungen Mdoden perIo6t un0
bic itete 9inousi6iebung Der 9o63eit
Bate i'm f9IieBli6 CUR 9er3peiflung
ge6ra6t. Gr reiite BON Stuttgart
nab Rartsbao, nm iid Oefinitioen
8eT6eio 3u 6olen, uno Der mIB nidt
mad feinen Wiiniden u~ltsgefuQen Iein.
@s7tsrn friib brang lieutenant
6oFfmunn in oa8 3immer bon So
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QlusuciInna iduar,er 0anOFrridcr

Ren Orleans, 26. SUM-. =
Die i'm fIoli6en Mififippi in 81
lispiQe ms 2e6en gerufene 8epe~
gung, iih Der groBen 4n8o6l forbi9er
MiiBiggdnger uno Qbentsurer, Die
Ii6 in jenem 2unbItri6 a%n9eIammelt
baden, aQerlei Druid auf bic in Der
6ol3 : SnouItrie bei6dftigten Neger
ousii6en uno Der @ermebrung Der
3a6l oortfger 8ergeben uno 8erbres
den 6%eitrugen, gu entIeOigen, bat it6
aud duf 2aurel uno anoere Stdote
ausgsoe6nt. SGmmtli4e Reger, bic
feline Wlitte( gum 2ebensunter6alte
auFpeiIen t0nnen, feline geT6dftigung
baden Deer dnne6men nolen, perben
gespungen fperoen, bic 8egeno gu
perla7en; Elm GROCER Groous be8
far6igen 8eiinoels piro oaber err
purtet. Dix Reger beiIerer 8laIe ar
beiten BEL Der 8etpegung nit ben bort
aniGi1isen 8eiBen 9an0 in 9aro.
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- Orin qrice, Elm qoitfuti6enz
5ubrmann, bat in Sites iein 3lpeiz
jdbrige5 &tnO erI6oiien uno feline
Satin, Iotpie 50. 2ea4 Our8S8iiIIe
berpunoet. Giferiu6t mar Die urz
idhe Der SrdQ00ie.
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gsasi III gut fir i6wade Manner?

Die neueite gntbedung bes berii6mten
Nerbenar3te5 0r.8OberB, Detroit, fir
Die iidere 9eilung oIer Qrten oon
@eidledts1dpQ6e uno Heroeni6ndz
DE bat bic meoi3inii6e NeIt i'm
Sturm ero6ert. 8urirt gu !9auIe
o6ne 8erufsit0rung.
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Hanfiers unb Matler.

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vertsStr.
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RitterItde SuihtIcppcr.
Ste0ten bel einem Sample i'm Sc
6irge Oas 6euern Elm, bis porii6ers
tommenoe 0amen auBer S8uBz
tpeite tpQrerl.

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Deite tparen.
MinftOn 6a1em, rs, &c.
SUM-. = Snfolge zines alten Strciz
te5 3pii6en Ra66arn fam IS geitern
gu einem leb6aften 8efe6t auf Quaz
fer Sap Mountain, SloteszGountp
in pel6em Sap Sing bon So6nR6oz
oes get0Otet uno me6rere anOsre
Perionen i6ner oerleBt nurben.
6iIfai6eriff Smith puroe BON Ruis
iel Sone5 nit elmer 6afe nieoergez
i4logen. 3boOe5 pur0e oerbaftet.
0d6reno bos 8efeht i'm 8dnge
mar. tebrte cine 9artie junger 2eute
DON BABE Mecum Springs 3uriid
uno itaro, ais ie oo5 S6ieBen 60rte,
itiG. Sin alter Mann, Der am Sc
fedt t6eilnabm, JAP lie unD REF feiz
men 9enoi7en gu: rSungens, bort
ouf, gu i6ieBen, bis oieie jun9en0az
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