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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22
A TOUCH OF NATURE.
Pathetic story of a Mother of tn
Labrador COast,

Labrador Coast.
Writing of the people of the I.abra-
dor coast, i'll Harper's Magazine. Nor
man Duncan tells a pathetic story of
q poor mother whom he met sitting
with her child outside the Battle Har-
Dor hospital:
"'He've always been like that she
said. He's wonderful sick. I've fetch
ed I'm out here t. get the air. He docs
better in the air, Zur,' she added;
much, much better
Hell be getting better said l.
Here in the hos
"'Hc'll die she interrupted quickly.
~ was glad that he was to die. 1t
would be better for him and for her.
She would forget his deformity; she
would forever have the memory of
him lying warm upon her breast,
warm and lovely; for, in this, memory
il kind to women.
You havc-another|
"'No. Zur; It's me first
The child stirred and complained.
She lifted him from her lap, rocked
him, huShed him, drew him close.
rocking him all the time.
And does he talk :? asked.
''She looked up in a glow Of pride
and answered me, flushing gloriously,
while she turned her shining eyes once
more upon the gasping babe upon her
breast:
He said mamma" oncer
And so the Labrador 1iveyere' is
kin with the whole wide world"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22

The word charm" is from the Latin
carmen" Originally it meant mean
tation. TO charm person is to be-
witch him. In Julius Cesar" act ill.,.
scene l, Il charm you," seems to mean
Il adjure you" When we speak now
Of q charming woman we do not inn
ply that she sings an incarnation to
us. but there is pretty figure Of
speech in our use of the word. We
mean that she has the same command
over us as If the incarnation were sung
and we were bewitched.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22

4 French writer who evidently WIS
conservative and did not welcome the
napkin kindly records with scorn:
The napkin is placed under the
chin and fastened in the back. as if
one were going to be shaved. \ person
told me that he wore his that way
that he might not soil his beautiful
frillS"
1t was a difficult matter to tie the
two corners in the back, and it is said
that thence originated our expression
for straitened circumstances. hard to
make both ends meet" This custom
led to the habit of the table walters OF
carrying a napkin on the left arm.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22

AvOwediy women are both directly
and indirectly the best friends of the
theatrical manager. If he can please
the feminine portion of his audience
lie is tolcrabiy sure of success, for
when woman likes play she induces
her men folk TO go TO it. This being
SO, ought not women to be specially
considered in all places of entertain
ment? But it is precisely on the oppo-
site lines that the manager commonly
proceeds. Men are encouraged to push
and squeeze past and disturb and ill.,
convenience ladies between the acts
because smoking rooms are provided
for them in most theaters. Women. on
the other hand, are eXpostulated with
and denounced il they wear hats at a
matinee.-LCndon World
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22

NewtOns law of gravitation, which
states that two bodies attract each 9TH
er with force inversely proportional
to the square Of the distance between
them, was made the subject of an ex-
haUstive investigation by Professor
Brown of Haverford college. His cal
culat lions show Newtou's laws to repre-
sent the motion Of our moon to within
the -millionth part of 1 per cent,
and he states that no other physical
law has ever been expressed with any
thing like the precision Of the simple
statement of this one.-London Globe.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22

a mother recently brought her little
boy to school for his first time, and
she said to the teacher:
This little boy is very delicate, as he
is afther fit of harmonya on the
loongs. but if he does anything bould.
and | know he will, bate the wan next
to him an twill brighten him."-Chi-
cagO Journal
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22

The Ibos have barbarous custom Of
destroying twins. a woman who gives
birth to twins is regarded as some
thing accursed, and the children are
taken from her and thrown into the
bush to perish, while she is proclaim
ed an outcast and driven from the vii
lage. To hold up two fingers to an
Ibo woman is to offer her the greatest
insult possible. They are very super
stitious. They worship idols of wood,
mud and iron, which are regarded as
protectors to be propitiated at various
periods, and slavery exists among all
tie tribes
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22

Briggs-I believe the time is APP
preaching when every question will be
submitted to arbitration and all people
will agree. Griggs-Well, if You wish
to be undeceived, just make an attempt
to settle dispute between the owner
of house and a tenant.-Hrooklyn
Life
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22

standardization don't think they
ever lived in the suburbs before? His
Wife-Oh. no. When their cook threat
ened to leave they treated the matter
as indifferently as though they could
get another one without any trouble
Exchange.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22

to let of from Bait and points south stops
Conductor
Baltimore Union Station a Grace % 500
M
M Is, 4.20, 544, 11.30 M.
847 sos 62 757
P M
Sunday
3.4s, 5O9 6.27, 7.57P.M
Port Deposit Pervl II
P
945, 9A.M 1913, 1927 1888 and
General
w W. ATTERBURY, General Manager
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22
ItR Strong Point.

Amateur-This is my latest attempt
at a landscape. May l ask what you
think Of the perspective? Artist-The
perspective is Its strong point. The
further away you stand the better it
looks.-Chicago Tribune.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22
Pupils.

Here IS a new pupil" said the boys
father, I'D like you to keep in your
eye"
1--WE a pupil to each eye already"
replied the pedagogue. However, I'll
keep this one under the lash at any
rate. Standard and Times.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22

Miss Sharpe-I celebrate my twenty
fourth birthday tomorrow. Miss Old
ase-lndeed! And-isn't it singular
so do l. Miss Sharpe-Oh, but l cele-
brate mine for the first time.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22

Greatness and Smartness.
(which would you rather be-truly
great or really smartY
Smart, OF course
WHY
"Well, you may be truly great and
no one ever know it, but If you're
smart you can make people think that
you're great."-Chicago Post
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22

Canvasser-Is the lady Of the house
in? Domestic-Yis, sor; there is two
av us. Which wan DO yeZ want to see?
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22

Never put money in the mouth. This
is most dangerous habit
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.

An additional train will leave Bel Air
on Saturday only at P. NJ, arriving in
Baltimore at 9 P. NJ. Returning leave
Baltimore at 11.45 p. NJ, arriving at
Bel Air 10. As A. M.
An additional train will leave Cardiff
for York and intermediate stations at
20 A. M. Returning will leave York
at 8 A. Nj.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Sunday trainsleav Baltimore for Delta
and intermediate stations at $50 A. M
and 400 P. NJ, stopping at Bel Air at o
A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ. They will leave
Delta for Baltimore and intermediate
stations at 6.55 A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ,
stopping at Bel Air at 7.55 A. Nj. and
400 2. NJ. An additional train will leave
Bel Air for Baltimore and intermediate
stations at $40 P. NJ, and Baltimore for
Bel Air at 10 90 P. NJ, arriving at Bel Air
at II 20 p. NJ and Baltimore $50 p. M.
c. A. FIFER, General Passenger Agent
J. S. NORRIS, General Manager.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22

Peninsula express, SOUTH 1898 A. M.-week days.
Additional Express trains leave Havr de Grace for Batmo
week days, 121, sci, SAT, NJ. Gle, 753 904,
521 S.46 A.. NJ. GIG, 9.O4 PM.
Peninsula press north leaves Baltimore P. NJ.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22

Dear Mr.. Corcoran-How much will you
take for the Arlington hctel? We wish TO
enlarge our back yard. Yours cordially,
A G
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-11
Bonn Srieas1hamplaee.

Cine Bariier 0epelde meloet,
GuBlano beabiihtiae feline Office
Slotte ourh bas @ismeer an Der
NOrofIHte @urDpa'S uno Niiens emit
lang nod Dem 9rieesldaublaB 8u
bringen.
8ie aus 0aaaiati eemeloet miro,
ltllo bis iebt 200, 900 Wann BON So
pan na6 &erea aeianot moroen.
Die Nabrtdt Oon etneln Seeqe=
feht, melbeS ON Sonntag 8uilben
rullilden uno iapaniihen Shiffen
itattgetunoen baben ioIte. miro BON
ruilti9er Seite aus Dfft3iea oementirt.
6uB(ano bat China geparnt, feline
9ruppen uber Die grpBe Mauer
binaussuienoen.
Sn Der Ga6t pom 9. auf ben 10.
Wfar8 begann Die iapaniIde Slotte
9egen mitternabt elm IS ornbaroement
ouf B0rt Irtbur uno lebte oa1ie(be
big s ubr tnor9ens fort.
Die Sopaner haben Die Wannlbofs
ten Der felt 8eeinn oeS &rieges nit
Selblag belegten neutrality-suspicious.
in Sreibeit qelebt.
&uBlano bat, tpie aus Baris aes
meloet miro, aeaen Die Inbduiung
1t1eitlber Sruppen an Der @renae
Der Wfanoihurei BrOteit einqeleat.
Die Guifen baben cine groBe Menae
W}inen i'm 9alu geleet, 10 baB oas
>Ballieren oe8 6luiieS fir Die Sapaz
i1er lebr aefdbrlih lit.
Sn Der Nabe BON Bine Oana fano
Elm @efebt awiiden ruiiilden uno
japaniihen 8Drpoiten ltatt, in mels
chem Die eriteren ee5uungen tpuroen,
itA aurid5u5ieben.
Sn @bemulpD bat man eineu
S6mager oeS foreaniiden aronprin=
gen uerbaftet, alS er i'm 8eeriff ftanb,
nah Sban9bai abaureilen. gr bate
pidtiae p0litiide 9otumente bel iib.
Die Sapaner ieben oies fir einen Be-
pei5 on, DAB Der foreanil1e 6uf
nod INNER nit Den &u11en 8erbins
0unaen unterhdlt.
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Cages ; 1~seniafetten
s n n D.

Senator Gilman bon Sao=
Carolina lit 9ef1brlih e~rfranft; er
bat iib einec Operation untersieben
miifen.
8ei Dem @e~leiieneubau an Der
Bennlploania Bahn in Der Ndbe
BON Wtiaersburg, Ba., 1ino spei
Nrbeiter ourb cine 8uluererploIion
oetbtet uno mebrere perleBt poroen.
Ser Brdlioent bot cine Srore
be5iialib Der Beahtuna Der Neutras
litdts' Proclamation Der Ser. Staa=
ten erlaIien.
gSie aus 8aibington 9erneloet
miro, lit S. 5. Difinipn, elm Iriiher
bier mOblbetannter 8eitungsmaun,
gum SnIpeftor Der &orporatiOnen
I'M 6anoeGsminiBerium nit einen,
Sabre89ebalt Don 81. 600 ernannt
uDroen.
Su Chicago 1T es Qefdbrlid
fir Die fetten Wdtuer, iidl mad
Otittern1ht auf Die StraBe 8t rpa.
gen. ieoer Bolibilt bdlt ite ON. Sc
Duroe bort nGmtidl tir5fid ein an.
lbeineno letter Maun eruilht, Def
len @lnbonpoint iidl als Elm eausea
2ager BON Spibeu uno Sd)nlttua=
rem ertuies, Die er in einem aroSer
9epartement : StDre eeftoblen bate.
Der so Sabre alte Safo6 6ar-
Ian in Union Gitp, Sno., tr4untte,
DAB er tot lei, uno nahoern er aus
leinem Sd(afe ertpabt mar uno me-
nige &ugenblife nit leiner 5rau ae,
Ipr0den bate, tuuroe er bonn Sdlaoe
geribrt uno itarb. @iei feline 8ittpe
er56blt, ermabte9 arlan in Der 9od)t
in GROCER NufreQun9 uno ersGblte
ibr, Dab er l0eben aetrdum. babe,
oaB feline Bferoe ourhbrannten. uos
bel er aus Dem Waaen gemorfen
uno get0tet u0roeu let. Seine iyrau
oeriubte i'm 81 berubigen, aber me-
nige Wtinuten Ipater mar er tot. Die
Ger5te erfldreu, oaB Der Got infoloe
zines 6erSihla9e8 eintrat, Der ourdl
Die Nufregung oeruriabt muroe.
: Son Den abt Deleoaten, rpetde
Die oemofratil6e StaatStonpention
BON &booe S8lano 81 Der Ratioual.
fonoentiOn gewdblt bat, lino feds
Nnbdn9er BON @. 81. 6earit.
USE aus Dem itatiltiideu 8e.
ribt oes Observation-Disclosures her,
ooraebt. iin0 ole BOrrGte an 8eisen,
Woistorn uno 6afer in oieiem Sabr
oiel geringer, ais lie um oieiel6e
Belt oes 8oriabr8 tparen.
Das @ebalt Der Mitaiieoer Der
Sitbmus R~aualtUmmiiIion 1T ouf
$4,000 i'm Sa6r feitaeiebt, auBers
Dem erBdlt ieoer Der 5erren $l5 pro
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-11

bereinitimmunq gu brinoen nit ST.
rer oft mieoerbolten 8ehauptung,
DAB oa8 BrDletariat Den Rrieg aus
Der 8elt 81 Ibaffen permDge?" fu6r
Der 8riegsmiutiter fort. rBie lit
tie in @iuflang gu brinoen nit Der
i'm Sabre 1893 BON Dem So8ioliIten
@rilenberaer 9ebalteuen &eoe, in
roelber er erf(drte, i'm Sale zines
&rteQe8 miroen Die Sp5ia(iiten Die
5rage 81 entIbeihen baben, Db file an
benz ariege teilnebmen iputen 0oer
ni6t? 8itroen Sic etrua einen
neuen 3ougreB in DRESDEN abbal=
ten? 8enn iie oamit fertio tudren,
tplroe1 mir oteaeibt ihOn beIiegt
Iein. .
Sit fDnuen niht fortmqbreno
Dem 8olfe preoigen: vShr Ieio
Die 60rigen; SIR ieio 5flaoen" uno
oarn BON tbm nerlaneen, lein Blut
uno lein 9ebeu fir oos gel9mGbte
Saterlano su Dpfern. 8ebaupten
Sic bod niht. boB Sic before 3u=
itanoe- berbei5uflbren beabltbtiaen.
Ooer alauben Sic etpn, oaB cine
lolbe Demotratie. nie Sic einfiibren
nollen, it9 10 leidt einfiibren ldBt;
Dob allein mittel8 Stimmeumebrbeit
cine Weonarhie bel Seite gelduben
meroeu fam, Die Felt in ben Screen
beg Goffes beerlnoet 1T, unb bieies
Iih lein 8euerftes rauben last? 5az
Gen Sic ood nidt INNER: r8ir
moaen belfeu" oenn Sic belfen ni1t.
Sic oeruriaben nur Shnierigfeiten,
aaitieren uno madJen es iblimmer".
Ser Gonlerpatiue Giepenbaufen
bealldpinidte Die Waiorttdt gu eli
mem 10 tibtigen &rieesminiiter.
SD bin iiber5eugt", ia9te er, Der
&riegsmtniiter. 1T nldt nur elm Wtann
oes Bortes, ionbern aub Elm Wann
Der Sat. SDllten Die SDsiatiiten gum
aenaltiamen 0anoeln iibergeben,
10 meroen mir i%tarter, tatfrdftiaer
Wtdnner gum 5bube Der Sntereien
oeS SaterlanoeS beoirfen uno ib ers
femme ben &%riegsmlnilter ale einen
iolGen Wtann on"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-11

5iea San antonio baeeeen ouf8u=
meiIen! Sci uns lit oos @elo bous
fenmeiie fir ntbtige, unbGltbare Sin<
ae gum Senfter binousgepDrfet tp1rs
ben. oas Iffe1fment xpuroe erbbbt,
Die Steueridraube angeleBt. all oas
@elo eiua fl6ten uno Die l9nebenoe
5bulo puroe in's ungemeiene uno
unpernnnftige oermebrt. Sn elmer
oreijdbriaen gernaltung oer Stoots
GDmmiiIion in @alueit0n uuroen
aus ben ~reeuldren @innabnten Stras
Sen eepflaitert, cine Wenge anoerer
DHentlid]er Nrbeiten getan nno lbr
&aHenbeftano meiit iiber $500, 900
auf. Sci uns fino Die Steuert oeS
tommenoen Sabres ihon oufge5ebrt
unb Die laufenoen Sbuloen betragen
nod $3.50, 900, mahreno aus Dem
gtat nur Die uptpenoigften aus9as
ben beitritten meroen t0nnen uno an
permanente gerbelierunaen nibt gu
benton iIt!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-11
9te SeutIdhe sprad,e.

Inter. Dem 9itel ,Die oeutIAe
Sprabe. = Bas t6nnen mir beitra=
aen gu ibrer gr6altune in oieIem
2anoe." bat 6err s.. $. 2obmann
in Comfort cine &eibe in~tereifanter
Gufidbe uereinigt uao in 8ubform
eribeinen laiien. Sn bieien Nuf=
idben, melde Die ueberibtiften -ngis
qenibaften Der 9eutiden" v@as Die
Deutihen in oielem 2anoe geleiitet
haben" rDeutlb u in Der Satnilie"
p9eutib in ben Gereinen" uno
rDeutlh in Der Sbule" traeerl, be-
banoelt Serr 2obmann fem Ghemo
in ebenlo' iiber1ihtliher uno err
ib0pfenoer pie an5iebenoer 8eile.
Das Bl9lein lit i'm Gerlag Der
po6lbetannten ribrigen oeutldeu
Subbano(erfirma 9oelina & Slap
penbab in Chicago erldieneti.
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UlSeT Umzuqs ausVefkaQf.

@ir offeriereH beoeutenoe Brei8.
berabieBun9en in unierem 2aaer,
nm 10 pief uie m1gli@ gu perfnuferi,
ebe mir umSieben. Benn SIR bic
Nbfi6t habt, iebt Doer in slaber 8us
fnnft 81 tanfen, 10 lobnt es iiG, bel
nns Dorauipreden. Mieorioe @reiie
in allen DepartementS oes Qrb6ten
Waaens, 8uti6ens uno 8ug0gsGes
ihdftS in geras. Nihts tuiro 5il-
ridaebalten. Son ben biaiaen Vreis
len fam iib Sober ielbit iber3enQeli.
So maht uns feineM iibe. unfere @a-
rem 5eigen uno eS bereitet urls 8ers
auugen, Sragen 81 beanttpDrten.
D. j. WOODWARD q CO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-11
Zone Star" uno Die 3ed6er.

IS iaBen orei @elellen
SIN fr6blihen &erein,
Sic lpraden BON Mllem, ruas icb6n lit,
Bonn Sieo, BON 9ie6e unb @etm.
9a bob Der grite ben @eeber.
IS leucbtet tuie @olb b'raus btrpor;
Ser 8ein, Der lit meme 2iebe,
Die teb mir ihon LANCE erter."
Der 3meite iebte ben 8rus an.
llno tat einen tiefen 3us:
n9er Borter, ben HEB idb bon Seraeu
Oes tu' ib mir uientals genna." y
90 nabm Der 9ritte %lad5elno,
Sein feites @las our Sanb,
Mit i6aum9efrbntem Sranfe
@efiaet bic sunt &anb.
9as eint bas Sob oes @etnes
&ol nit oes 8orters 8raft.
Sas lit ruas Suit nnb Sreube,
@as mir @%eiunobeit ibaht.
nlln6 fra9t SIR, rpie icb nenne,
Nen Srant i'm @Iale bier
So 1T oas berrlibe, ~pralbt'ge
Sas f6ftlibe Zone Gtar 8ier.
nSbr m6st gub @eiu unb @orter
Sas gauge 2eben meib'n.
Sd gebe S0ue Star 8ter nibt
Selbt fur ben ibbniteu @ein.
Drum bebt NIT mir oie Slider
unb tuet mir 8eiheib-
IS lebe Der 8iere beftes
Gone ytar in gmigteit."
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Nerlauat.

Spe5ial-G ~ertreter in oieiem uno
ang~ren5enoen 9erritorien, um elm
alt etablirtes. finansiea iolioes @e=
i6dft8baus, suIreprdientiererl nno arls
su5ei9en. @ehalt $21 per Wude,
Nusgaben meroen ieoen MDntag int
goraus ourh gbed uoraeibDhen.
Bermanente Stetluna. @ir liefern
Nles.
Wan aoreifiere NThe Columbia,
$50 Monon Bldg, Chicago. Ills.
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So rettete 5eiu Neiu.

IS. a.. Oanfortb BON ga Strange,
Georgia, litt feds Wonote lang an
elnem Iurhtbaten freiIenben Shaben
an 8ein. Nber er 1dreibt, baB lin
oYud(enS Arnica= Sable" innerbalb
BON 5 Eaaen Gebeilt babe. Sir oerz
arti9e 56doen, nie 8unoen iber=
baupt, lopie fir 6dn,orrboioen lit
Dies Ole bette Salbe in Der 8elt.
Sour % Gents. 8u boben in DER
Ipotbete oDn s. Salte1er & Sobn
uno N0Ulpb 0reiB.
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Nesu 9lorf ,,Ylrt.g tmeip. Z.

0as Stem Oort Grt Stuoio" BON
10Y Wurpbn StrnBe, Dallas, Ger,
ba8 nit erpBem @rfolge Strobe Sc
mdloe inter Den beiten Sanilien in
San NntDni0 uerbreitet bat, oes
oentt bier in turaer Belt elm Ntelier
au errihten. 0a oiele Sirma nur
Die beiten Irtilten beifdftiat, miro
es oerielbeu teinesmeas idtuer fal=
len. 6as nerte Bublifum in 3us
tunit in ieoer Beiie 8ufrieoen iteuen
81 tDnnen. 8ir p%erneiIen biermit
germ auf oieie8 neue uuteruebmen,
8crlangt meroen mebrere intelligence
8eriDnen. un fir etu iett elf Sahren nit
grOBen1 aupital ctabliertes SauS in ber>
ihiebenen Staten 81 r%eiien, nm Raul
leuten uno Mgenten profitable S~0ribldae
uno 9ferten 81 MAIDEN. Sacramento
STEELE. @66eutlithes Salair $24. 60 uno
3eiie> uno Sotel< Infofeu. leoe @ocbe i'm
&uralls. @rfabruna ntht ubtig. @ebt
9tefereuSen an uuo lbidt eineH Briefums
iblag nit Aoreiie fir HitdantuDrt.
National, Canton Building, Chicago
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$.

Die 8iebsiidter SDnpention
in st. Wortb bat 8eldlafle anoe<
nOmmen. in benen iie anoere dbnlide
90rperldaften aufforoert, lid) nit
Der n@attle &aiier8' NlfociatiOn" in
Dem Serlude 81 uereinioeu, Ger
GOmmillion fir Den 8miihenitQats
liden 6anoelsoerfebr ourh eeeianete
'@elebgebung ar0Bere Mtadt gu oers
lhaffen.
Ser &Ourant : &ontrDueur bat
Die Sraanilierung Der grften @atio=
nalbanf in Ifpine uno Der Wterfel
NatiDnalbanf in Wterfe[ g~utgebeiBen.
Nus Denilon miro gen,eloet,
oaB bort on einem Gage, atn TO-.
Wtdra, 116 &iiten nit @blstep olls
famen. DENTON Giegt befanntlid
in Dem Brobibitions @Duntn @rnp=
ion.
Qus Temple folnmt Die 9ab.
ridlt, 0aB in Der oorti9en @eaeno Die
8ei6affenbeit Ger Jetoer cine ausge=
aeidnete iet..
= Wtebrere gilenbabnen baben
Dem Stats Sanitdtsbeamten 3abor
mitgeteilt. oaB 1ie, pie angepronet,
pom l.. Npril an. lire 8eriUnenlpagen
oesinfisieren meroen.
Der fletne 0arrg Sans in
@aitrobiae muroe pDtt eitlem ourAs
geben0en Bferoe %abgeporfen, Dat
aber nrr aerinae 8erleBungen err
fifteen.
Sn Der Ndbe BON Chapel 6iQ
bel Brenbam ritten neuli@ nadts
5wei jun9e 2eute in poQer &raft
gegen chamber. 8eibe &eiter MUIR
Den nus ben Sdtteln eemorfen, entz
eanlen a6er unoerlebt. Son Den
Bferoen brad oaS cine Den Oats
uno oaS Qnoere elm 8ein.
= Su San BANDIT @ounip miro
ant 2. Npril cine 20cal Option : Mb-
thinning abaebalten ueroen.
Der lebte 0oroer bat ben SbIts
edrten feinen S6aoen suaefiiat.
= SIM EUiletten3immer oe5 Della.
mare 6Otel gu st. Wortb puroe Der
frlbere Deputy BunoesmarIba0
8ranf Sore BON eiuem 9eniIien Sim
Wtiller erldDHen.
Die eSibrer Der Brobibitioni.
item baben cine &onferenS in 6orI
8ortb gebabt uno in ~oerlelben MtaB.
regeln sur 8etdmpfung aQer Ser.
Iude, Die auf cine 8erdnoeruna oes
ieBi9en 4Ocal Option : @elebes bin.
aielen, getroffen.
- Bruno Oelters in SiIteroa(t
5og lib ourdl einen Sturs nit leinen
Bferoe einen 8rub oes S1ln6el.
beinS 5u.
= Sn @l Balo County, nidt meit
bon st. 6ancod. mill man auf reiht
&oblenlaaer geitoBen fem.
- Die neuen Stati0nen Der ct
Souls, 8rOmnsbiIe & Wlerico Babr
beiBen: &obstOmn, g0loris, Suite
8ingspille, Nibaro. Spobn. Wifin
Sarita, 8atberine, Norias, &ub0lpb
@turria, &apmOnooille. 9pforo,
Stiaman, @Ombe, 6arlinaen, 8elIie
5oropce uno Olmito. Die 8abr
miro erit BDltiaben beTDroern, tuenr
lie biz Bromnsoille fertigitelteQt lit
Die sSirma Sepes & &ihtel
in 8arnes @itg bat af1 00nnerstaf
Is Gents fir Baummoue besabtl
uno Die 8uld)el 8a9ner W2iainc
@omqaenie ~bertaufte an bemIelber
Gage abt8ig 8allen gu 9leidaen
Breife.
Gus Corpus @brliti ltreib
man: Bor einigen Sabren CAB es il
6ieier 8egeno teinen eiuSiaen arteIi.
lden Drummer, iebt fam man aaeir
Suiiden 81 6au5 unb BrUnn8piut
iiber buu0ert finoeu, Die ale Elm aus.
ae5eihuete8 8aiier liefern.
= Nu5 Iloin muroen am Wtitt.
nod lis .@rateS" nit @robeerer
oerididt. Man bat audi bort Reoer
orinaeno n0tia.
Die 8drtner in 0Oros2areoC
perl0rgen 9areo0 ieBt NIT alsae.
seihneten grobeeren.
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3pft ttnO XDatS

iuden Elm 6err uno cine dttere Dame
bel elmer oeutiden Samilie Doer in
einem oeutiben Boaroinebanie.
Ipplitationen NIT Breisangabe fir
stpei 8irnmer gu rid5ten an 3 200
care of Sreie YreSfe.
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uSDrp : sSorntalin'', (@tmer &
Nmeno), balt, tpenrt es Moraeus
OILS 3abn= uno Mnno Waifer oez
brauAt wiro, 8dbne unb Msmnb
tpdbreno oes gan5en 9ages rein.
Y. s. S6miot, 9oufton, 9eras,
Naent.
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@lmem sfus In Gbreu

fnnn Nienlano b~ertuebren, uno eiu Ser
ludl Der ct. 8ernorb's ar~duteroillen
miro Seoen, Der an &ertopfunq, 8ns,
pepiie, SopfibmerS, Mnttigfeit, Shnfus
bel, uebelfeit, JSDobrennen, @elbiucht.
S6mer5 in Der Seiteg 6ele9ter 8unoes
lhlecbtem @eibmad i'm Munbe II. (. 10
leibet, oaoDn iiber5eugeu, oaB oieles
Wittel, oelien 8uiammeniebune bor Sabr.
bHnoerten bon ben gelehrten 8ernhar6ie
ner MDnden erfunoen ipnr0e, audi beute
nod oas bette Nfittel ge9en aQe iene
Symphonic uno oeren @runoleioen, Sc
berleioen. 1T.
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3entf6er Sufbaiter, adt Sabre
IN Wterito, lpriht perfett Spanilh,
etpas gngliid, iudt paiienoe 8es
l96ftigung, penn aud norlGufia
0bne @ebalt, nm iih einsuarbeiten.
Seite Referen6en BON 9eutIhlano
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