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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-02-11
lady ON EDITORIAL
STAFF OF LEADING
RELIGIOUS WEEKLY
Sends the Following Grand Testimonial to
the Merits Of Cuticura Remedies In the
Treatment of Humours of the
Blood, Skin and Scalp.

"I wish to give my testimony TO
the efficiency OF the Cuticura Reme-
dies in what seems to me two some-
what remarkable cases. I had a
number of skin tumours - small
ones ON my arms which had never
given me serious trouble but about
two years ago one came on my
throat. At first it was only about as
large as q pinhead, but, as it was in
n position where my collar, il not
just right, would irritate II, 1t soon
became very sensitive and began to
grow rapidly. Last spring 1t was
as large, IL not larger, than a bean.
A little unusual Irritation of my
collar started it to swelling, and in
a day or two 1t was as large as
half an orange. / was very much
alarmed, and was at loss to de-
termine whether IL was a carbuncle
or a malignant tumor.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-02-11
A Dainty Coat.

A smart little coat for my lady to
wear when she goes a-visiting is made
OF white broadcloth. 1t is rather
short, with elaborate sleeves. So far
it is not startling. But over 1t falls a
little shawl-like cape. This is seal
loped and three.cornered. One point
falls to the edge Of the coat at the CEN
tire back and the others come to the
edge OF eacn point. Is this little
shawl.like cape the edge of the wedge,
and are our grandmothers' Indian
shawls to be used otherwise than as pi-
ano and mantel drapes? A word to
the wise is sufficient. Don't give away
or misuse your shawls.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-02-11
Fashion Hints for Winter.

A chief characteristic of the new
waists and bodices is the deep shoul-
der effect. achieved either by the
shaping Of the garment OF the dispo-
sition Of the trimming.
That skirts will remain close fitting
about the hips and have the decided
lare at the lower edge is indicated by
the newest designs.
Quite the smartest coat to be worn
with walking skirts is the loose Nor
folk, with stitched straps and belt Of
the material.
The Empire designs are being well
received for indoor purposes.
Velvet costumes are certain to en-
Joy the popularity accorded them last
season.
Slot seams are retained in many Of
the latest skirts and appear also In
coats.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-02-11

tended down into my chest was all
gone, and my neck now seems to b
perfectly we'll.
About five or six years ago my
sister had similar experience. She
had two large Jumps come under
her right arm, the result of q sprain.
They grew rapidly, and our physi-
clan wanted to cut them out. I
would not listen TO it, and she tried
the Cuticura Remedies (as I did .
few months ago) with magical effect.
In six weeks time the Jumps had
entirely disappeared, and have never
returned.
81 have great faith in the Cuticura
Remedies, and believe they might
be as efficacious in similar cases
with other people, and thus save
much suffering, and perhaps life. I
have derived SO much benefit from
the use Of them myself that / am
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-02-11
Lace Boots Correct.


For walking and for general wear
laced boots are still considered the
correct thing. though there are many
maids and matrons who cling to those
that button. The favorite feathers for
these heavy shoes are calf and calf ve-
lour, and the heels are either Cuban or
the broad low fat ones that make
walking easy.
For afternoon dress, where a car.
riage will be used, the shoes are of
soft, fine dull kid. with French heels,
and these are almost invariably but
ton.
For Informal wear. full evening dress
requires the duchesse satin slipper,
with q Louis Quinze heel. This heel
is slender and tall, quite three inches.
The satin matches the dress exactly.
One lovely slipper shows point de Ven
Use lace en- applique all around. 1t is
even on the tongue.
AS for further adorning, It's tie be-
tween the buckle and the rosette. The
buckle, of finest cut steel is this sea-
son the first choice. when chiffon
is used 1t is caught with one Of
Rhinestones. Colored stones are
introduced II one desires to indulge in
any particular colored scheme.
For house wear in the day time
many women prefer Oxfords to slip
pers.
Calf or kid with patent leather tips
is the correct thing for children. For
wear black patent leather pumps,
though at 16 girl adopts very mod
crate French heel.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-02-11

stylish May Manton model is excep-
tionally desirable, and includes the
long shouldered effect and the sleeves
that widen to form full puffs at the
wrists. AS shown the material is Nile
green peau de cynge with yoke. collar
and cuffs Of cream lace over white
mousseline, full front Of green chiffon
over white and trimming of green
panne velvet and drop ornaments.
When desired the yoke can be omitted
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-02-11

Following the revival Of hand en-
broidery stars, tackings, ETC., are used
to ombellish gowns Of all kinds.
The use Of long haired plain and
mixed goods is one Of the features Of
the season. Among heavy-textured ma
terials there is perhaps nothing more
popular than the zibelines.
In trimmings the tendency is toward
simple effects. The deamnd for braid
decorations is unprecedented.-The
Delineator.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-02-11

constantly a vi91 n x
others to use them. Re-
Gently I recommended
them to IN Office boy for
his father, who was dis
abled with salt rheum.
The mans feet were
swollen TO an enormous
size, and he had not
worked for six weeks
Two bottles of Cuticura
Resolvent and two boxes
of Cuticura Ointment
worked q perfect cure.
You never saw @ moro
grateful man in yourl.fe.
81 am very much in
terested in another case
where l have recon-
mended Cuticura Just
now. My housemaid's
mother has a goitre
which had reached q
very dangerous point.
The doctors told her
that nothing could bo
done ; that she could live
only two or three weeks
and that she would die
Of strangulation. She
x,-o, 49, GJ4a I.t1
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-02-11

placed. The fulness at the back is ar.
ranged in the fiat inverted pleats that
are preferred TO every other sort.
The quantity Of material required for
the medium size is eleven and a half
yards twenty-one inches wide, nine
and a half yards twenty-seven inches
wide or five and three-quarter yards
forty-four inches wide.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-02-11
woman's Bath Robe or Wrapper.

Comfortable robes or wrappers that
can be slipped on for a half hours rest
are essential to well being and should
be numbered among the necessities of
life. This very attractive May Manton
one is loose and ease-giving at the
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-02-11

New York City.-Waists tucked hori-
zontally are extremely smart and are
peculiarly well adapted to the fashion
able soft and pllable materials. This
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-02-11

and was unable to speak, when her
daughter, at my suggestion, tried
the effect of the Cuticura Ointment
and Cuticura Resolvent. Strange TO
say, she was very shortly relieved Of
the most distressing symptoms. The
swelling seemed to be exteriorized,
and she is now able to be around
her house, and can talk as well as
ever.
1T seems to me that I have pretty
good grounds for believing that
Cuticura Remedies will prove sue
cessful in the most distressing forms
of blood and skin humours, and IL
you wish to use my testimonial as
herein indicated, l am willing that
you should do SO, with the further
privilege Of re vealing my name and
address to such persons as may wish
to substantiate the above state
ments by personal letter to me.n /;
Chicago. Nov. 1s, 1909. ~
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-02-11

My friends tried to persuade me
to consult my physician but dread
ing that he would insist on using
the knife, l would not consent to
go. Instead l got small bottle of
Cuticura Resolvent and box of Gu
ticura Ointment. took the former
according to directions, and spread
a thick layer of the Ointment on a
linen cloth and placed it on the
swelling. On renewing 1t I would
bnthe my neck in very warm water
and Cuticura Soap. In few days
the Cuticura Ointment had drawn
the swelling to a head, when it
broke. Every ,norning it was opened
with large sterilized needle,
squeezed aud bathed, and fresh
Ointment put on. Pus and blood,
and yellow, cheesy, humorous
matter came out. In about three or
four weeks time this treatment
completely eliminated boil and
tumor The soreness that had ex-
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-02-11

cUrcURk
Soap Send for iumoa
PupsAs soA H. A
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Wuni,ipal. Mnarlegrnbeitcn.

Cigar NIen poe als erlter 9ulfsz
Staot : grofurator erndnnt. =
6inter Marftleuten Der. Wlro
Yrotsfte 9Oren.
Staot : 9rofurdtor Bruce errdfl1te
geitern oen Stadtsunpdlt Cigar Nlz
len Yoe als feinsn erIten Nhtltenten,
uno fpiro bieier ods Imt tur5 mad
Der 9erbitpa6l iibsrnebmer. @r tplro
oaour4 Ger Hudfolger bes 9rr. y.
80. 6ielb. 6r. ppe lit Elm So9n oes
6rn. Sobn g. 9oe uno puros am
Is. September 1871 ge6oren. @r
g%ruouirte in princeton, poaenoete 1eta
ne StuDisn auf Der Marbldnoer Unit
periitdt uno trat in Die 5irma SoRn
g. Ppe II. Sons Elm. Qls Der ieBtge
Muppr Mc2ane Staatsanpalt mar.
ernannte er 6rr. Yoe als ieinen 41ts
f~tentsn, unb oieIer puros BON Gt4tel
Stodbrioge gum Stuatsunpalt fin
ben unbeenoietsn Sermin ernannt
ais !6r. Mc2ane oas Maporsumt an
trut. Wie !6r. Bruce iagte, tpiro Ell
feline neiteren 8erdnoeruD9en tmSu=
reau oes itGotiifen Rs6ts : Bureaus
pprnebmen unb 6rn. Hllhie als britt
ten 4ffiitenten uno Die So. WeefS
unb Yrout als Glerts b~etbebalten.
9inter Marftlsuten + r
Straben G~einigungs GommihGl
Sglebart i~tuttete geitern Ra6mittaQ
Dem lexington : Murtte einen geiuf
al unb bssunn bic neutrality-suspicious.
nuneen in 8e3ug uuf ous Reinbdlter
Der MGrtte gu er5pinsen. gr fdno,
tpie i9on felt Subren es Die un1ittt
Der Murftleute lit, einen 9aufen Obj
fdGe, oeroorbene 5riidte unb 8emiiit
auf benz Yfluiter liegen, Die auf5u=
iammeln er bic 2eute 5tpang. 4ui
bteie Wsii e puroen ni9t ipeni9er alS
80 5dfer gefIut unb trOBoem lager
nod, pie !6r. Sglsbart ladeno BE-
bauptete, fir 700 5d1er 4bfdae uui
Dem 8opsn. @erbuftungen lieB Ell
g"eitern nod nidt p%orne6men, pirf
aber Iolfs un5peifelbuft a%npronen.
penn iid getpifie Der Stdnoe : SnRa=
Der bic gutgemeinten Ratbi4ldge nidt
gu NuBe MAIDEN uno %fortfubren, ibrt
nidt berfdufli6en uno unoertaufte
@uaren auf bas Yflditer gu perfen.
0iro 9roteit tie 60ren.
Die S6ulbebOros miro am 4. Iu:
quit cine SiBung balten, um ben Be
po6nern Don Norofpeit : Baltimore
elm @e60r gu geben, pel6e Der umz
panblung Der S6ule Nr. As an Sts
piiionitrube in cine Negeri9ule Oppo=
niren.
Die 9 autbGtigfeit.
6r. Waloo Thermometer er6ielt gez
tern pom @ebduoe : SnIpettor bic
Grlaubnib gum gau zines peiteren
Stofperfs auf Dem 9uuie Nr. $40,
Gat6sbralitrabe, Dem Dinner oes e6e=
maligen Mt. 8ernon : 9otels. ST.
Nefpcomber faufte Qebteres Dor einiz
ger 53eit uno baut bufielbe in Elm
Mpdrtement : 0dus um.
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0erthtct.

Sout6 McNle er, So, II.
Suli. - Dora Wrig6t pproe 9eute
oabier tpe9en Der @rmoroung BON
Nnnie 8iQiams, zines ii%ebenld6rigen
MGo6ens, bur6 ben Strung binge>
ri6tet. Sic beitieg bas S4affot nit
feIten S4ritten unO gin9 itanObuft in
ben Sob.
Charles Barrett, pel6er einen be-
tugtsn Mann, Namens Charles 6enz
neFep, aus einem 9interbolt eri6oB,
I'M i'm gu b~erauben, enbete beute Oaz
bier ebenfuqs am @aIgen.
Dora Brigbt lit oa5 erte, jemdIs
in bieiiger 8egeno 6ingeri4tete5raue
en3immer. Sn i6rem PrO5efle puroe
c%Onitatirt, buB tie Ou5 ainO aut DE
grauIumite Deiie gu Sooe 9ePru9slf
uno IS auBerosm nit elnem 9ln9enz
ben Sdiireiisn perbrunnt battle. Die
M0rOerin lotpo9l, ME oas 0Pter pa'
rem Ne9er.
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Eift 9rfabrIi6 franf.

6omerfet, go, II. Suli. -
DIX Ia4ri8t, bob Ii4 N6ner Mc8in=
len, 8ruOer oes Oeritorbenen PrGiiz
benton Wi1iam Mc8inlep, in 6olge
zines S6laganfalIes in tritii6em 3uf
itanoe 6efinoe, 6erubte auf einem Srrr
tbum. 6err Mc8inlep lit ni4t ernit(
lid front unb mar 6eute i'm Stanoe
a%us3ugeRen.
(spdter.) - 6r. Mt2inlep tt6rte
am @amitug BON gtetp : gorf 3uriid,
ND er pon Der 9iBe ~iiberndltigt NOR
ben mar. gm 0ienitag lag er trunt
oarnieoer uno geitern bate er einen
Nnfuu BON 8ertigo. 9eute fat er ii4
jsoo4 pieOer fat boGitdroig er6Olt,
uno iein 4r5t ertlGrt, es lGge tein
8runo CUR 8eiorgniB Dor.
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Grnmme Iransaftinneu.

Sobn 9oparb Der poli5ei in bic
9Gnbe gefallsn. - 9anrelte nit
gatentieifs unb ri4mistte" 2eute
an. Wie man btaig 81 elmer
uhr uno 9eGo fommen fam.
SOhn 9Oparb, alias So6n 5,
2earn, alias 6. u. DiIi ion, Elm Qnz
itreider, fpuroe 9onneritag Na9t auf
geranldfung pon9rn. 9arrp 8nauB,
Rr. 300, SibIBdI6ington@S trdBe,
pom 9unoezSergeanten 9a6n perbafz
tet uno g~eitern pom 9oli5eiri6ter
6e9tig tpegen angebli9sr 8ei9ninbez
lung Der 6rau Nnnie M. 8nauB nm
etnen Dollar benz @ert6tsperfa6ren
iberpieien. 2eBtere er3d6lte Bel benz
ger9or, oaB 9otparo am Is. MGr5
in t6re Bo6nung, Nr. 300, Glib
Waibington< Strube, gefommen lei II.
fpegen bes Wiet6ens hires Barriers
nit t6r unterbanbelt babe. gr CAB
Oor, nit elmer Patentfeife fir Bar
bter5tpsde 81 6anbeln, uno poate
tbrsn 8arlor fir Qu8itequngs5pede
auf 10 8o4en 81 ST pro @pde miez
then. @r piirbe beniel6en nur tpenige
Stunoen prp Sag 6enubsn, unb 4aes,
mas 5rau 8nauB 81 t6un babe,
puroe iein, Elm Waf6beden poa Waiz
Ter unO Elm reines !6anbtu4 i'm 3inz
mer gu balten. 0us Qngsbot mar Elm
gu berlodenbes, 5ruu 8nauB ging auf
Den 9anoel elm uno be3d6lte Dem
9otpdr0 obenOrein nod einen Dollar,
I'm ben padt 81 i9lieBen. @s lit faum
Der Ufube tpertb, 81 6emerten, odB
9ofpdrb iein @ri6einen ni6t pieoer
ma6te. Qm 9onner tag Qbsno ipuros
er bon 9rn. 8naub auf Der StruBe
geieben unb etngeiponnen. Nuf G6nz
li6e Weiie ioQ er uu3 6rau Sop6i:
Sumter, Die friiber in Oftz8altimore
po6nte, iebt aber an Der SIDE DON
MaoiIonz unb Qibsrtp@Strab Waz
Derlp, 81 9auie lit, betrpgen BADEN.
Gin onoerbarer u6renz
banbel.
8. Wtlfon tpurbe geitern rpegen an
ge6liden9 iebita6ls elmer llbr II. Settle
i'm Wertbe bon $50, Gigent6um pon
3i4arO %. WooOs, iun., Nr. 2539,
observation-disclosures Dem @sri6tsperz
fa6ren ii6erpieien. Die u6r puroe
BON Innapolis nit Der @rpreB5Gomz
pagnte unter 8e5ablung Oon $50 BEL
4blieferung na9 Baltimore gsianot,
Wtlion er6ielt angs6li4 Die Summe
bon 9rn. Hi6aro %. Wooos, Ien.,
benz Batter 0es iungen Mannes, l0ite
Die ubr in Der @rpreBzGompagnie Elm,
DerieBte bieiel6s unb Ianote Den
PfunoI6ein an !6rn. Morris. Seine
9er6uftung erfolgte.
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- tptrD -
cine Rei6e interefanter Spe5idlbs:
rihte bon Mitdrbeitern,
cine ausgeseidnets eoitoriene Ses
Ipre9ung,
poqe &dbelberi6te,
ferner ben Infang zines neuen Ro:
mdnes:
Die 5abrt um's Slid" Roman Dor
paul Oscar 9oder;
rSein srObter Grfolg," Sti5ae por
5reb. 8incent;
Der 9robbrief," cine @eididte BON
Weiben 8lumencprio;
Der aegimentsgdrtner," 9umorest'
BON s. 6. Hob6erger;
@nfGnge Der Suiti5 in Californian;
Der bDie Snabe;
8rindntenfeuer Der 2iebe;
Sins mad benz Qnbern," 9umorestt
bon Sko. BON Sorn;
Die Nuitern oes Gan 9amldno,"
NobeGette BON Nlfreoo Yan5int;
vS6re 3ente," Sfi55e bon 9o.t5art
&urlano;
Ius Der alien 6simat6;
6umoriitii6es nit 8iloern etc.
ent6alten.
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6. %. Gebforb, Mitglieo Der @refuz
tipbeb0roe Der Strifer uno elmer Der
Strife Qnfiibrer; 81. 8. Carroll, Elm
itrifenoer Motormann; u. 9. Sorz
ban, Elm itritenosr Gonouttsur; Sobn
2ammep, Elm Gonoufteur; 6. Sane,
Elm 16zjG6ri9er Suri4e, unb STE
Walbert, Der Elm Spion Der unOeren
9erbdfteten gepefen iein ioG. 2umz
mep unb Serbian butten bsi ibrer Ser
6dftung Steine in ben Sui6en, Die
Heoolper butten lie fortgeporfe ST.
ner Der 9er6ufteten srtldrte, es ieien
II Mann an Dem @omplot 6et6eiligt
dene1en.
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Mns
Gr : S9eriff 8obinion geitorben. =
9r. 9erot erbdlt iein Sinh. =
8erI9ieoenes pom Gountn.


Sr. Yerot erbdlt iein &ino. -
8eri9isoenes pom Gountp.
9r. Samuel 5. Robinion, Elm alter
8eppbner bon Baltimore : gountp,
itarb geitern Morgen um 6 llbr i'm
Spring 9rope 9oipitul ndbe Ga
tonsbiqe. @r itano i'm Otter BON 76
| Sa6ren, tpar na6e @aicott : @itD gsz
boren unb purbe i'm Nopember 1871
als Sderiff BON Baltimore : @ountn
getpdblt. Spdter fungirte er unter
YrGIioent Glepelano als poftmeiiter
5u Sotpfon. @r 6interldbt ieineWitt=
me unb stpei SD9ter, Die 5rls. Sulia
uno emma GobinIon, nel6e in Nr.
2121, MurDluno : Ipenue, 8ultiz
more, ppbnsn. QuBeroem binterldbt
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6ieriel6it.
8ranb i'm Gountn.
Sn elmer nit 6eu gefiilten S4euns
oes 6rn. Samss Rittenbouie, etpa i
Meile fiioli9 BON Wount Winans,
Baltimore : GountD, brad am DOM
ner flag Nadmittug 5euer aus, fpelz
DIES auber Der Sdeune aud cine Waz
genrsmiie, iopie Elm 8erdtbez uno
Surm : Mai9inerie : 9aus ger itorte.
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ftGtte selsgene Wobnbaus Der 5drm
puroe bur9 bic 8%emi6ungen Der
@priben : Gpmpagnie'n BON Mount
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3reisgsri9ts gu Baltimore : Gountp
Srn. Dm. gates perot als9ormuno
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ielben ernannt. Gs eei9a6 Dies gez
mGb elmer Yetition, bic o 6rn. gez
rot eingerei6t purbe, in tpel6er er
angdb, bab feline 5rdu 2uetitiaperot
cine S6eipung ibrer Gbe nit ibm err
ldnst uno iid lpieoer perheirat6et buz
BE. Der SAT- lit iniofern beribmt,
oaB 5rau perot, eAe lie oieSdeioung
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iebiaen Manne Neptuns 8looo naf
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9ldobs, iiber fpel9e 9r. Perot isbt
bic Sb6ut erlanst bat, nit entfiibrte.
| Sn ienIationsqer Weiie tpuroe ods
aino ounn in Gnelano bon Dem psrz
| itorbsnen Batter bes 6rn. Yerot piez
osrerlangt. Ollie Sbeilnebmer an Der
Qffaire ge6oren ooer geb0rten CUR
| rbeFrrsn @eieGi9aft" 8altimore's.
Ius Dem &reisgeriht 3 II
Som on.
Ridter 6opler bat i'm 8reisgeri6te
fir Baltimore : Gountp gu Sopfon
einen 8efe6l unterseidnet, oem3ufolge
Martin Odds Ieiner 5rau Gertrude
81. Dds $50 PRO Wonut Ilimente gu
sablen bat, uno 5tpar pom Z. Wldr5
1908 an. Dds bate ben antrda
eeifent, oab bas 8eriAt i'm BON Der
3ablung bon Qlimenten freildhe.
MutbiIcs 8. 06ite 6ut bic rgaltiz
more : Gountp Water II. glsctric@o."
uuf 3abluns bon $500 S4apensrius
perflagt fir Die ungsieBli9e gntferz
nuns bon @aherr0Rren an osrpratt>
StraBe, 5piiden Der 3. uno 4. Stra>
BE, 6igbldnotolpn.
sFrau oSo6unna 6eine bat ourf
Rs9tsanpalt 8m. s. 2atprence III
rem @atten Sobunn 9sine ne9enger>
laFsns auf ubiolute Shsioung perz
flddt.
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Seine 0ifferen3en in
Der 9emeinoe {. - 0r. W.
Stepurt 8rotpn BON Nr. 238, Sibz
8roaopaD, Elm Witglieo oes &ir6enz
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Ger 3eiigndtion bes Heftors Der Sc
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DE Der y9euti6e Correspondent" gez
tern ausfii6rli4 beri4tete, buB Oieier
in Der 9emeinOe in groBem 4nieben
ite6e uno es Den W}itglie0ern ie6r leio
t6ue, Dab er lie perlufe. 6r. Sneao
babe iebr oiel fir Die 8emeinbe gez
than uno tets in 9urmonie nit Der
ielben g~ear6eitet. @r babe Ii9 gu Ieiz
mem franfen &inbe in Molu5f, 8a.,
bege6erl, bod erfparte man, Dab er am
5. Quguit bier6er 5uriidfebren peroe.
gur Der Mangel an 8eloern lei bic
1ria6e Der ReIignation oes 9aitor5
unb Der m0gli6en S4IieBung Der
Stride ieitens Der morgen itattfinbenz
ben 9emeinpe : 8eriammlung. Die
Sonntagsi6ule per0e ieOo9 pCrlGuz
fig aufre6t erbalten neroen.
Strite Nngelegenbeiz
ten. @tpa $50 Der itrifenDen
Maidiniiten befinben fi9 nod INNER
i'm Qusitanoe unb lie BADEN Elm So
mite ernunnt, Inn Arrangements fir
Elm oemnG4it itattfinoenoes Picnic 81
treffen. Sic 8eriu6e Der 5irmen,
pel9e Die 5orberungen Der Strtter
nod nt6t ~befpiQigt BADEN, in dnoeren
StGoten Mai4iniiten 81 erlungen,
ba6en ii9 na9 4nga6e Der Striter
ais pergebli9 erpieien. 4u4 6a6er
Die Strifer Elm Gomite ernannt nit
benz Nuftrage, Die @infpanberungsz
8e60roe gu beiu9en uno in @rfah.
rung gu bringen, o6 getpife 4r6eitz
geber bus 9eieB eegen Die @infl6rung
bon gpntraft : Qrbeitern perleBt 6az
ben.
Der Strife Der Concrete : IrbeitsG
Der v6erro Concrete Structural So"
fte6t mod auf berielben 8aIis, pie
gum 8eginn behelben.
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S(htuua!

9cridunrt nibt, esbb'I's elegant ;:nasridtttes
pbotoqrdpbiibes attlier, RI. 32l, Noro=SaDsStr..
Su beiudtH.
@or,ialibt, qarauiirt bauer6uft; GabjnttsgiIotr
fir 81 90 ous EnstHo.
Gmain:= UNI 4latinzgilOtr, Joni: tinitl:rii3
ausQefubrte ltbens1rObt Qsrtrats IND @tbbtFs
Sptjialitdttn.
Giir gut, gcoituung birst Der InT ots Nt'litts.
lNldrll1,lNI
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entbGlt biefe Wpdle

NII4IA4t NNTN ~~NN
einen pollen 8eri4t iiber oenSornuoo
am Sonntag,
interefante 8eri6te iiber ben 8erIauf
Der 8rant6sit Oes Pdpites,
suropdiide 8abelberi6te,
eOitorieIe 8s7prehungen,
2otalzHa6ri6ter,
aus Dem Snnern Marplano's,
Ous Neuei tie aus ben Ser. Studten.
europGii6e PoItna6ri6ten ETC,
9umuriitii6es.
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Mfttsrnusiihte Il.

Wetterdusfi9ten. = Sir
Marplano uro ben Oiitrift Columbia
liar urD mariner am Samitag, gez
folst BON Hegensiihen am Radmittag
cher 4benp, Hesen AM Sonntas, fri.
fde, an Stdrte aune6menoe Winos.
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penionirt.- = Serseant Sohn
8. CLONE purbe seitern bon ben 90
liaei : gpmmihdren auf eigenes griuz
den peniipnirt. 9err CLONE 1T na6e>
gu so Sabre aft uno bent felt benz
16. Ropember 1877; Gin Is, SUM-
1886 purbe er aum Seraeanten befOr=
bert
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Ynn Gce ilnn 6afcn.

Nd9ri6tsn aus 2ope=point 5t>
folge berrI6t baIeIbit i'm Quurtier
Der 6lottenreierpe perbdltnibmdbig
Gu6e unb nur Houtinezl lebungen
peroen auf Der nSplpid" unb Dale"
itattfinDsn, bis bieieIben morgen
Na9mittag mad Baltimore 5uriidfeRz
rem. Der vG%bearpater," auf pel9em
ii4 Die 6lottenreierpe Don 9enniplDaz
MEN befinoet, iopie Die 8unoesz8az
nonenboote Siren" uno y8eItleB"
fu6ren bereits am 0pnneritug Don
2Ope=Potnt u6. 9eitern fanoen 3u
2opezPOint S4isBiibungeil itatt. Der
8eiunobeits3uitanO unter Der Slot
tenreierbe 1T Elm ppr5iigIi6er.
Die 2ei6e Oes 6enrD 4boid5,
9iilfs~4ufieRrs Oes Sbomaszq ointz
Qeu4t6auies, Der am leBten 7reitag
DON ieinem Poiten i'm Qeu6t6auIe
Ipurlos peri4puno, 1T nod niat uuFz
gefunOen porOen. 6r. gilbert u.
8rot9 pon Nr. 1882, 8lod : StruBe,
BEL Dem Der 8eritOrbene lett ie65
Sa6ren pobnte, bat biS6er glei4fuus
nod ni4ts pon ibm gebDrt. Sr.
9rotb bat in Dem Softer Oe5 Qooid8
mebrere 8riefe DON Oeifen in Gm8
pobnbafter Mutter unO Deiien 8ru=
Der, 6riebri9 4OOids, CIR. AZ, @ros=
finger : StraBe, Bremen, aufgefunOen
unb tpiro bieieIben BON Dem pabrz
I6eirliden Sobe ibres Sobnes uno
8ruDers bena6ri4tigen. Man gldubt
ni6t, baB Nboifs SelbitmorO beganz
gen babe, oa Oerielbe tets guten Wfuz
Ties gspeien lei uno auBerOem 8eLo
in elmer bieiigen 8ant %0eponirt bate.
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Trco. Snmernid1mint'S .Mmcricnu
9Sremern-Sicrc.

Bel Der 9eriteGung Oieier 8iere
perOen nur 9opfen unO MuI3 better
9ualitdt OerlpanOt - ou6er lire tel
6enbe Populuritdt. Sin @eriu3 piro
sic BON beren 8or3iigli6feit ii6er3euz
gen. Site 81. 8rausrei 1104-1128
6iQenzStraBe 6. C g. Sci. 1914,
Mo. 1891. G99)