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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-29
J. NJ. Cooley We're guests of the J. c. Miter cot

J. NJ Cooley We're guests of the J. c.. Miter cot
tage, Hearts Ease, Tonka5 Boy.
Miss Madeline McYoy has been the guest of
Mrs. A. Ingraham for about week. at Tonka
Bay. She will return to Wayzata on Monday
Mrs. Thomas Scoville, of Lockport, n. Y,
Is spending the summer at Sunrise Point, Tonka
Bay, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Hume.
Miss Elvira Nick. of Alarshfeld. Wis, and
Mrs. Thomas Haidt spending few weeks at
Sunrise Point, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. J.
Bauman.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Connors and Mr.. and Mrs
E. d. Benedict and son, of Chicago, are occupy
ing cottage at Tonka Bay. and will remain
until September.
Lloyd st. Johns and party of friends landed
one of the finest strings of fish caught this
son at the lake. The party caught string OF
| over 40 pounds of bass and crappies.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger s. Hume, of Minneapolis.
and Mrs. Ward D. Hume, of Houston, Texas, and
Miss Nettie Schooley, of Minneapolis, guests
at Flornetta the Humes summer home at Tonka
Bay.
Guy Bennett has been up from Owa tonna
spending few days with his parents Dr. and
Mrs. Bennett, at Tonka Bay. Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Bennett are expected from Owatonna July
| L to visit their parents at Tonka. Bay
Lester Dittenhoffer, of st. Paul, made flying
trip to the lake Oh Friday, making the trip from
st. Paul to Tonka Bay in hour and forty five
minutes Yesterday, Mr.. Dittenhoffer enter
tanned st. Paul party auto trip to the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-29

round out the sunken curves Of h1
form, put light in her eyes, tint beg
cheeks with health's carnation, and
make her a glad and happy woman.
Hundreds of thousands of women testify
to the truth of these statements.
IA short time ago I was almost dead
with nervous prostration, general de-
bi1ity and female weakness, . writes Mrs.
Loretto Webster, of 3I7 Virginia Avenue,
Lexington, KY, Worthy Treasurer, In.
dependent Order of Good Templars.
g DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription was
recommended to me as sure cure, and
g found this to be true, for obtained
splendid results, securing fine health.
Women ought 10 be grateful to think
that, there is one safe and sure cure
offered to them for their troubles. /
advise every sick and suffering woman
to stop Spending money and casting
time with doctors prescriptions, when
few bottles Of your remedy is sure to curo,
am the happy mother Of two children.
boy aged sixteen. and girl. eight yearAst
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Club Notes.

Gethsemane Industrial circle will meet to-
morrow With Mrs William S. Tabdel. 2so8
Thirty-second avenue S.
Woman's Society of Trinity Baptist church
will meet Wednesday at 100 in Y. NJ. c. A.
hall, at 8. O'Clock. A missionary. program will
be given.
The Western Avenue W. c. T. T. will meet
with Mrs. Hogeland, 423 Humboldt avenue y. on
Considered The Program viii be IN charge 81
Mrs Stuhlfeer and Mrs. Dunno.
The Home Guards social held Friday evening
at the home Of W D. Lowry, state manager was
a delightful affair. The guests furnished a
program of music and reading, after which 9
number of games were enjoyed. Refreshments
were served.
At the last meeting of the year the Ladies'
Cosmopolitan Study club entertained at a
breakfast by Mrs. George Way at her home on
IIyndale avenue A program of toasts followed
the breakfast and Mrs. Wharton acted as toast.
mistress. The table decorations were, in the
club colors, blue and wkite. 4 social hour
was enjoyed after the business meeting. when
officers were elected for the ensuing year
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sr,MuI, ATEs HISTORICAL INTEREST.

Mary Catherine Crowley, the Detroit novelist,
gave the address at the unveiling Of the Nine:
Cadillac memorial tablet. erected by the ladies',
bicentenary committee of Detroit In memory OF
the first white woman to land upon the shores OF
that place 200 years ago Miss Crowley has
made a thoro study Of the early history of the
region around Detroit, and has incorporated
great deal of new information in her three nov
ole the last Of which, .'Iove Thrives in War;
is q romance of the Of 1912. In letter to
Miss Crowley, Mayor Maybury OF Detroit says:
az take this occasion to say that by your efforts:
more regarding the history OF TINS community
hos been deyeloped and made the subject of study
than has been accomplished by the pen OF any
writer of the present or past.
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MISS FowLER's HUSBAND"

tells an amusing anecdote of her experience at a
dinner party with who would not listen
This man took her to dinner, but otherwise paid
little attention. She tried to make conversation,
and spoke of things military, apropos of the re-
cent South African Suddenly he turned
to her and said: ''Is your husband soldier,
by CHANGER" She answered: No, I'm not
married. The entree had barely departed
when, with an ingratiating smile, the CONVEX
sation having merged into the range Of
things POLITICAL he said: II suppose your hus-
somewhat louder, I've husband. I'm not
married" Toward the end of the dinner there
occurred that momentary pause when hostess is
engaged in collecting the eyes Of her guests.
He took advantage of it. With glow Of inter
est he turned. docs your husband happen to
be here to-night?'' It was too much for Miss
Fowler. The signal of departure was given
She rose. 81 really don't know she said.
.'He may be. One never can tell what may
come of these little parties" ~,
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a SMART SET HOUSE MANAGER.

There is a member of the ultrafashionable
set of Philadelphia who has unique way Of
earning her income of S., 600 a year. She does
tile buying and hires the servants for four of
the largest homes in RittenhoEse square. At
first severS.I11cnth from each
Of the houses Is deposited in bank to her
credit From this she buys all the household
supplies saving money by buying in large quanti-
tics. At the end of tile month she returns the
balance minus her salary, and with an itemized
account Once every week she receives the
housekeepers Of the respective blishrnents II,
her Office, and she also has a day for visiting
each home, inspecting the 1arder and hearing
suggestions from the housekeeper. A reception,
dance. dinner or ball gives her the hardest work.
for every detail In the arrangement OF menu
aud program falls to her care.
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veranda Chat.


Lloyd St.; John and family return to Omaha
about July l.
Fred Cady spent Sunday at the Richter cot
tage, Fairview. -
Harry Aldrich was guest Of Mrs. j. G. Edger-
ton at Fonka Bay over Sunday
F.. R. Smith and family came out to their cot
tage at Sunrise Point last week
Miss Ray Nate, of Chicago, has been visiting
at the DR.. Fisher cottage, Tonka Bay.
J. F. Wilcox and party came out to Old Or
chard, Friday, on his new: Winton automobile.
Mrs Dwight Baldwin, of Red Wing, and Miss
Gertrude Fox are visiting at the Jacoby cottage,
rTonka Bay.
Mr. and Mrs Prentiss woodman were guests
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hanscomb Of Boston, are visit
ors at Edgewater, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
WA. Merriam.
| visiting for a week at the ". Il. Nichols cot
tage, Tonka Bay.
j.: &C. Warden. spent: Saturday at the lake,
looking for a summer home In the vicinity of
Hotel Tonka Bay.
Albert Sweet and William Stuart, who have
| been visiting Lloyd st. John at Tonka Bay, will
go to Chicago this week.
| David Hume, who has been visiting at his
! brothers. summer home at Tonka Bay, has gone
! home to Waterloo, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs John y. Shaw will come out
| to the lake in July and will occupy the Clydes
| dale cottage, at Tonka Bay.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William J.. Heiser Of Portland
Oregon, are expected this week at the H. J
| Bauman cottage Tonka Bay.
| Misses Mary Judd and Danforth, Elithorp ant
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-29
A TRAINING COSTUME.

The vacation girl must have at least one cos
tune in her summer wardrobe which, she can
wear for shooting, trampng and mountain climb
ing. For suit OF this sort, nothing is much
better than one of the lightweight rorgh tweeds
in heather mixture trimmed with pipings and a
binding of either ather velvet. The short
jacket and the short walking skirt are, of
course, used for this style of costume and the
most appropriate hat is one made Of soft felt.
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.ACKED up by over "a third
of a century of remarkable
and uniform cures, a:record
such as no other remedy
{ for the diseases and weak
IS, nesses nec1l1iar To women

- 8 for the diseases and weak
Em,x,xma$ nesses necn1iar to women
"''.'' 'v''' ever attained. the propri-
etors and makers Of Or. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription now feel fully warranted in
Offering to pay $500 in legal money Of
the United States for any case Of ,Leucor-
rhea, Female weakness, zPro1apsus, or
raining 81 .Wo Won W "! a they cannot
shis so - = &c a,,r au
NJ nther ,,,sd; n3 f1 =, M .p;.rca,e
F.vor;te prsscr;nt;o,, ovid nass;h, :,
ug;,, n,,+ ss the - u;,,o onee r., s,,oI
,rarns ;,a ~ n,,t tl,as iS 80 1s s
PIoposlilon. e1I .ney khoW Wnereo1
nay s sPLa1 FOOD ny n cr.e my ada -,
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Stoned for.tb~ cure nf won, rs ne.,,1 lar
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saAn -. nis y .ne
saana as so q a.Gne AZ .ns only
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-29

vAge cannot wither them They have
learned that fairness of face and form
depend upon the health, and that the
general health depends upon the local
wonlan1y health. They establish regu-
larity Of the periods. They dry the
disagreeab1e drains which draw the l,1s-
ter from the eyes and the vermi1lion
from the. lips as we'll as sap the body's
strength. They quench the internal
fires of inflammation in which the very
elements of beauty are consumed They
heal the ulcer which gnaws into the
very life.
Ills rHAr vEx HER
They walk the world as wonders
women exempt from the sacrifice to
love. How. have they done this? BY
the use of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
sscription, which makes uSok z0o,xes
strong and sick 1'01nen zyell It matters
not how weak the. woman is, or how sick
she is, Favorite Prescription , will cure
the womanly ills that .vex her: will.
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SUMMER RESORTS
srecial rates for June and July at the
HOTEL TSLESWORTH.

D,rectlv on the beach at Virginia avenue, At
1antic city N. j. Capacity, 800 Hot and
cold sea water in all baths Cafe and gri.1ro On,
yata artesian wells. Automobile meets all
trains Write for BOOKLET.
OSBORNE & PAINTER.
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LAKE MINNETONKA


One Of the latest additions to Tonka Bay
Hotel will be plh1n room. which is to- be ar
ranged on the ground floor, and which viii serve
for the purpose of serving dainty; refreshments
and5lat suDpers after the hops and parties. The
room Will be invitingly arranged. with divans
and tables Masses Of palms will give cool
and inviting effect Another attractive corner
at the hotel Will be the balcony on the. northern
side of the piazza. It is to be screened in
and will be arranged for a tea ROOM The Misses
Foster who are in charge of the social functions
at the hotel will preside as hostesses at pretty
Informal afternoon teas of and on during the
week. Fer rainy days Mr.. Joslin has put up
ping pong tables and indoor golf will also be
played. Friday nights theatrical parties will be
given, and all of the guests will take part in the
affairs. A regatta; Will be held in the near fu-
turc, and many other delightful plans have been
made. -:
Among the Sunday guests at Tonka Bay Hotel
were: L. G. Hern, Chicago W. E. Hammond,
Minneapolis; II. L. Meyer; st. Paul
1 Among the late arrivals for the season are
Mrs. H. c. Allen and children of St: Paul. Mr.:
and Mrs. w +. Keller of Kansas City. Mr.. and
Mrs L. l.. Bennett of Owatonna and Mrs. Stella
Up. Baker of Mankato.
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Friday Miss Nan Smith gave a mar
guerite luncheon for her sister, Miss
Adelne Smith, who was recently grad
uated from Ogontz. The name cards bore
dainty sketches of graduates and the
tapers were shaded in the tints Of the
flowers. Covers were laid for ten. After
the luncheon the guests played progressive
hearts.
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Miss Victoria Sare was guest Of honor
a a china shower Saturday evening, given
served at small tables, which were dec
Grated with asparagus ferns and. roses.
Miss Sare's wedding will take place to-
morrow.
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At the Immaculate Conception parson-
age Thursday evening Miss Marguerite
Albertha Doyle and William Attig Bur-
goyne Of Pittsburg, Pa, were married by
Rev. T: e. Cullen. Miss May Burns of
st. Paul was bridesmaid and Chales Blu
eth was best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Bur-
goyne left for the east and will be at
home in Minneapolis after July 90
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Mrs. Cook gave lawn social fete Fri
day afternoon in honor of her daughter
Pearls birthday. About eighteen guests
were entertained. Mrs. Cook was assisted
by Mines. Johnson and Knappe
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Bassett entertained
at dinner Saturday evening for their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler OF
Chicago. The decorations were in pink
peoples tied with pink and green ribbons.
Covers were laid for ten. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler have been guests at several box
parties at the ST. Paul horse show dur
ing the past week. They leave tonight
for their home.
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& Will O'Connell entertained a number of
the students Of the East high school
Thursday evening at his home on Sew
enth street Sc. Decorations were in white
roses and ferns 81
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Miss Emile shultz entertained at a.
linen shower last week for Mss Nora.
Hansen, and a hosiery shower was given
by Miss Nellie Bohan for Miss Hansen,
whose marriage to Frederick Kennedy
will soon take place.
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Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. j. p
Mcclure entertained at their home, Sew
enteenth avenue S, IN aonor Of the ff-
tenth anniversary Of their wedding. a
program Of music was given by q number
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above reproduced from seenA sof Man, in every
the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-29

"RETIRED," or the man who saved his money.
Grandpa Levelhead-I'm now satisfied with 4
per cent, but 8 per cent for steady thing is
: ridiculously low.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-30
8om TelSe Der orsaniiirten
glrbett.

Grant Sufp. National= =Sseretdr Der
Carpenters & Soiners' Union bat aus
Chicago cine Senbung bon 250,0
Stif Der neuen 2abels Der Briiber.
fdaft befommen unb ldBt bieielbsn iebi
ben Oeri4ieoenen 6obriten, in tpsl9sn
Die Weitslieoer Der uaiOn bsi9dftisi
fino, autommen.
Die 2abels, tpelbe auf alle fertisen
Tabrifate 9eflebt perben iolIen, traaen
bic Sni9rift;
Issued by Authority of United
Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners of America. Union Made. !"
sic iino in folsenben Staaten reai.
itrirt, IObaB fie bon tsiner anberen
Organization benubt tuerben fonnen:
ylem gorf, Georgia, Gelatpare, gon=
nsctieut. MiAisan, Colorado, Weif-
iOuri, Hebrasta, Soma, Snbiana,
Obio, Mafia9uietts, gfprb Carolina,
Oregon uno eiio Tatota.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-30
Tram Gtta geesbitt sei@ieoem.

esm 8eri6t in 2anfas @itp 1T Der
6rau gtta glesbitt, Sibliotbstarln oss
csnoiana Wtebieal College. bic Sbei-
oune bon ibrem @atten q. Dill gtes=
bitt beuilliet worben. sic bate als
Grinbe bOswiliges gerla1sn uno
gfi4tpernadldifisung anaegeben.
gis gum September bat sr ihr $50
monatli6 uno mad bieier 3eit $25 mos
natlide 4limente 3u 3ablen.
Dor mebreren Sabren ipielte ytes5lti
bier in Der @sisaidaft cine gsiplll'
&oue. @r ertbsilte unterri9t i'm gran
sOfiden unb biele Samen aus ben sr'
fen @eielli9aftsfreiien Der Staot 5dbl'
ten gu ieinen S6iilerinnen. er 1T 3u'
3eit grielter Der r4ir4e bes Neuer
@ebotes" in QanIas Gitn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-30
geene Smeorporationeit.

Nait einem @ctien @apitale bon
$4,000 wurbe seitern Die DSoeH
greiIeb grid Co.. Stem albanp, iii=
eurporirt ; Sireetpren Sp. u. 9oes,
ssobn 3. @odlin uno Sobn SoeB.
SSerner als auswdrtise Seisli6aft
Die r6imolap 5pOruulic greiieb srid
@ompanp", MifOuri, @eiammteapltal
$3.50, 900, $4,000 in Snbiana anse-
legt.
Die raofomo 2aunbrn COMPANY"
$4,000. Cir,ctprsn &obert M., grant
3. uno Seorse 6. 8ladmore.
Sie v@itisens' gant" portlano, sr'
b0hte ibr Nctien=gapital BON 500, OOC
auf 100000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-30
Snternr6abn Siniem fiir &ob=
len=Sransport.

8eifern tpurbe befannt, baB beri6ie=
oene Snterurban=2inien beabfi9tigen,
Die &Oblennotb in unierer Stabt, reIp.
bic boben giienbabn=&Obl Oblentransport-
&aten in 3utunft su perbiiten, inbsm
iie ibre 2inien biz in Die 8oblenre-
eionen ausoebnen uno tann re9el=
mdbisen aoblentranspOrt gu mdbigen
Raten einfiibren wollen. Die ,Snter=
urban=2inien, beren Sireetoren unb
prdioenten iib Su 6uniten oisier pill=
tOmmenen Neuerung ertldrt haben,
fino
L. Sie neue yDanbille=2inte," bic
fi6 psitlit BON Eanbille iiber gain=
bridge nod &odpile unb iiibli6 iiber
Clinton na9 Serre Saute eritrsden
uiro.
2.) Sie yMartinsbile= 2inie", Die
nod Den 9oblsnfslbern in ben @oun-
ties 8reene unb Sulliban perl1neeri
tperben ioa.
81 Die .plainfielo 9inie", Die
ebenfals cine 8erldnseruns burG
@lap @ountp na9 Serre Saute plant.
Die &aten fir ben 9oblentransport
per electr. 2inien iOaen befem 8er=
nebmen na9 40 @ts. ni6t iiberFeisen,
trie es bon ben biefisen Gabritantsn
befanntlib f9on lanse sstpiinidt piro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-30
0ranoli@e 1tmteriu@nns Der
Staotelerfs. 8I9er
sDirb ansebIi@ AUDI ppm 8spubIitansr Grau
perIangt.

8efern tpurbe on bieIer STEELE Be-
ri9tet, bab bas Iberipfr. Wit9lief
Mabl bon benz Special. omite fir biz
unteriu@ung Der Stabtclerts-B
gang getpib einen Minoritdtsberi9i
eirrei9en miro, in benz cine sriinbli9e
llntersu4uns. feine .WeiBuaiderei'
oerlan9t tuiro.
Sm 2aufe oes seitrigen Saees MN
wurbe be6auptet, oab auh oas republ.
Mitglieo @ran bon benz gpmite iit
tpeigere, ben Waioritdts-geri1t gu un-
tersei9nsn, bab oerielbe bielmebr aud
auf elmer 9riinbli4en unteriu4ung
Der Staotclerfs- Bidder befeben tpsrbe.
Ssrr gral ielbit srfldrts, er isi nod
nidt bereit. 6ffentli4 gu ertldren, mie
er ii@ in Der Nngelegenb.it berbalten
tperbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-30
Sntianapplis Snb, Dienfao 80 Sun 1908
Sie 9omisbiQer ,nirisoea.

lleberbas Surnfeif idreibt Der r2ouiss
bile an3eiser" u. u. tpie folst:
.9ie Wfitsliebsr Der r0ouisbille
Surngemsinos" unb ibre Samen,
pel6e bic Nctipen oes 0ereins gum 8e.
sirts=Surnfefe naA Snoianapolis be-
eleitet batten, trafen seftern Ibenb um
Ill ubr wOblbebalten bier uieoer elm.
@enn audi etpas ermiioet bon Der
&eiis, 10 befanoen ii4 bed ale Samsn
iotpobl, tpie bic Serrsn. in better 2aune.
usbereinltimmeno ertldrten bic 5urner,
baB bas Surnfeit zines Der f40nfen
unb erfolgrei9fen in Der @ei9iate beg
Snbiana=Surnbe3irfs sepeIen lei. Der
@ettereott mar ben Surnern an ieSem
Sage bolo getpeIen uno bate ibnen
fortseiebt oas benfbar prdatigife @et=
ter sei9entt. Gas SOcal=@Omite bate
bic @orbereitungen FIR bas Surnfef in
umfaiienoer @eiie setroffen uno ni9ts
feblte, um ben Surnern in Der 6oDlier-
Sauptifaot ben Nufentbalt 10 anaenebm
iuie m6slia gu MAIDEN. aein Wibton
ft6rte oas Set, oas allen Sbeilnebmern
nod lanee in Der grinnerung bleiben
tuir0."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-30
SdnSoer Gbemanm uno Sater

Inter Der Nnflase bes gbebru9a
puroe lebte gia9t bon ben poli3iitsn
Shine unb Ormfton Der 49=idbrige
@bas. Sarpep, Elm S9miso, unb iein,
24=jdbrise 3ubdlterin berbaftet, na9-
benz bic 8eamten ermittelt batten, baE
oas paar fid in SO. 427 Oit Wartet
Ctr. einquartirt bate.
5arbsp 1T beidulbigt, ieineGrau uni
A &inbsr in Grantfort fsen selaiisn 81
baben, nadbem er erit nod cine $500
@rbi9aft ieiner Grau einseiadt bate.
uno bann oas 24idbrige Wdoel aus 2e'
banon bisrber sebra9t unb basielb,
fur feline Grau ausseseten gu babsn.
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SIrfei.
Sie 2rie sgef q 3 r.

9onbon, 80. SUM-. gia9 benz
geleraber @orreiponbsnten Der Simes
ertldrte Der bulsariide Miniferprdfi=
bent in einem eSnterpietp, Der Sultan
unb Die bulsarii9e &esieruns uollsn
teinsn 2ries, cber Die Sage lei ernlter
als jsmals ieit Der tiirtii9en gtots i'm
Griibiabr.
Sn Saluni9i iinb 400 neue Ssr-
baftuneen erfolst, 5000 Glii4tlinge
in Aorianopel angelanst. Na4 oem
premier mollen Die Siirfen Die gulaa-
rem in Ntaceoonien nsrtilgen uno Die
bo6en tiirtiiden Beamten besiinitigen
Die ariesstsuesung. Der premier bdlt
3rieg fir uabrideinlid uno iaet. gul.
earien tonne $50, 1000 Mann raid mo-
BIZ MAIDEN, Die 3iirfei ibre Nrmec erf
in 2 Wonaten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-30

uno lieferte es benz gonoucteur Gem
Stin'on aus. Wittlermeile batte Dale
bel ieiner Nnfnuft in Suaipan feinen
Werluit entoedt uno er teIeerapbirte
na4 Serre Saute an StinIon. SieIer
ospei4irte suriid, bab bas Saidenbut
in feinem geiib mdre unb baB er es
ibm auf Der &idfabrt auf bem 8abn=
bot in Sullipan ausbdnoisen miiroe.
Sale ertpartete Stinion unt fberaab
bemielben cine @isarre nit benz Be-
merten. bieielbs Dem 6inber als geIO6-
nung 81 geben.
S a d on IT d nbe in
SenrDbilIe.
SefferfonpiIIe. = 2eute,
oerei 8laubtriiroiateit auBer allen
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