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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-11-03

Here's story bout man VIVA!
been married ten timesg'
Brother Williams seemed lost in
thought. Then he spoke up: What
make 'em print slch tales ez dati
Wen man once gifts in de lunotic
asylum dey orter stop talkin' bout
himr'-Atlanta Constitution.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-11-03
Easy and QuickI
Soap=M
with
BANNER LYE

To make the very best soap. simply
dissolve a can of Banner Lye in cold
water melt 5 Z lbs. of grease, pour the
Lye water in the grease. Stir and put
aside to set
Full pireetiqns on Every Package
Banner Lye Is puiyerized, The can
may be opened and closed at will, per.
mitting the use of a small quantity at a
time. 1t is just the article ncedcd in
every household. 1t will clean paint,
floors, marble and tile work, soften water.
disinfect sinks. closets and waste pipes.
Write for booklet "L5es Of Ba1ne,
Lye free.
The Penn Chemical Works. PhiIsdeIphis
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-11-03
beneraI P1sSenger AZ e.
winfield * IL Co Time Table
In effect Nov. a0th. 1903.
WESTWARD

Trains stop at Lane and Iron Bridge only Flag to
take or leave cfi passengers.
Trains Connect at Butler Junction with:
Trains Eastward for Freepcrt, Yandergrift and
Bairsyille Intersection.
Trains Westward for Natrona. Tarentum and Ale
gheny.
Trains Northward ter sa4onburg, MaryoOd and But
lsr.
B. @, BEALoR,
caneTal Manager.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-11-03

Through trains tor the east leave PittpburS Junior
| station), as follows;-
Keystone Express daily ....... SEQ Al
NJ ,nhattin Limited daily, for North Phiia-
delphia aud New York rk............... 1896 "
PennsyIvania Limited daily. ily...............7:l .7:l5 :"
New York 90 &" ..............7 7:f5 +"
Atlantic Express, - . 7:30 T"
Main Line Express, " 49,. -. SEQ
Day Express, ...-- 1901 Noon
Mail Express l2.i5 Ps
Chicago Mail daily, for Baltimore and
Eastern Express. daily, tor PhiIa aai ~. - a:;5
New York Express. T:lO /"
Philadelphia Express daily .90o
New York Special daily for New York, only. loco
Philadelphia Special daily. Sleeping
cars TO Philadelphia Baltimore and Wash
ington NO coaches. ...-. 1000
Philads Mail, Sundays only -. ... s:35 A.
Nota-Carries coach passengers between p ittsburg
and Harrisburg
For Atlantic City (via Delaware River Bridge all
rail route) SEQ am, 10 and and 900 p daily,
"Pennsylyania Limited" and New York Limited J Is
a. m, week days.
Buffalo and Allegheny Valley Division.
Trains leave Kiskiminetas Junction follows
For Buffalo, 9.46 n m and 1l.4S D. M daily, witt
through parlor and sleeping
For Oil City, 742 9.46 m 9 30, 60T and 1l43 p.
days. Sundays, 946 a m, SCI and IL As ?.
For Red Bank. 142, s.46, a m, 2 80. 6.07, lois,
and IL As p. m week days Sundays e4s, 40 g. M,
60T and 11.4s Pm.
For Kittanning 742, sas, s.4s, LIZA M, .s0,5 s3
6O7 7.3O, 1015 and IL AZ p ek-days. Sundays.
9.46, 1910 a m, 6. on, 10. A, and IL .4s D. m.
"f Stops only signal notice to agent con-
ductor TO receive or discharge passengers.
For detailed information, apply to ticket agent or
address Thos. E. Watt, Pass. Agt. Western District,
;,So 70 VI vits yTyD Ayso2s n,,9 Pit'ssars' P. woon
Genl Manager. Passr Traffc Manager.
GEO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Ag G..
Winfield R X Co Time Table
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-11-03
How to Shock and Tie Corn Fodder.

How to Shock and Tie Corn Fodder.
In order to have corn fodder cure
nicely in the shock one must cut the
corn pretty nearly matured and also
put it in large shocks. l am just now
thinking of one year when my corn
was in fine condition and good green
color in the shock way late the next
spring, in April, says an Iowa Home
stead correspondent. / cut the corn
Just when the husks commenced to
ripen and put it into shocks sixteen
hills square This was not drilled corn,
as it would not be possible to shock
1t Just so. This corn was cut with the
corn binder, although the bundle car
rier was not used If one is careful in
dumping bundles it will be no incon-
venience to set up sixteen hills square.
A good way to tie the shocks after one
has set them up and the way l did is
to take one-half inch rope ten feet long
with a ring in one end and thus pull
the top well together and tie with
Irvine. Another word In regard to
shocking corn. 1t is well to keep in
mind the fact that the corn should be
set up as straight as possible, as the
shock will keep better and will be less
damaged by the elements.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-11-03

Train MOL leaving Greenville Mt 6:45 a. m. !;
shenans6 5:s3j jFredCnia III; Mercer 1928; Grove
city J:55; Keister 's:l5; Butler g.o6. arrives in
Allegheny at l0:25 q. m; connects Mt QueeL
Junction with trains to aud from Kaylor, and
at Butler to North Bessemer.
Train No. leaving Allegheny at 800 p m;
Cutler 4:45; Keister $50; Grove City 553: Mercer
tiS; Fredonia 6:34; Shenango 6h2, arrives in
';reenvilie at 6:57; connects ut Queen Junction
ith trains TO and from Kaylor. and at Butler
rom North Bessemer.
Z. H. UTLEY. ED CoMsToCK,
General Manager. Gen1 PAS. Agent
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-11-03
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL sb,a.
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION.
stnrrt,I " Errre, oet. 4. IsO4.

SUNDAY TRAINs.-Leave Butler for Aileghen,
City and principal intermediate stations at 7:20
and SOS p. N.
NnRTu
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-20

there were streaks of bad luck
when all the mishaps of year
seemed to streak right along
thru a day, and veins of golden
good luck such as come only
once or twice in a lifetime.
There were streaks Of lightning;
streaks of ink and CRIME where
they did not belong; streaks of
vanity, of letter writing, of
mischief, Of work (these were
rare), of naughtiness Every COM
mon, indeed), of joy, of the
"blues,'' Of almost anything
and everything catalogued as
belonging to Juniordom.
Judging by the care expended
on the papers Cor lack of it)
some of the Juniors are having
gloriously good times. One
seventh grade paper contained
eight misspelled words and a
high school Junior declared,
eve peddled furiously." Char
lotte Wettergren did not name
the prize she prefers.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-20
AN ASTONISHING RECOVERY
Mother Could Not Be Induced to Believe Her Small
Patient Was Well So Soon

| HAD not been sick for long time,-over year.
almost forgot how it seemed. I remembered
you have sweet medicine, sometimes little bitter,
everybody kind to you and you have work to do
except keep quiet.
said eO hn .aed ST. M to pay s'c
we'll SICK 9 In that case,' she replied, 'you
had better go and lie down. Pleased with this reply
lay down. heard the dishes rattle was very glad
to get out of doing them. did not have to do any Of
the work that morning Soon mama came in to how
over,'' replied 'tToothache too.' So was given
sweet (f) castor oil and mama put oil my
tooth that made it smart About that time thought
being sick wasn't much fun after all Things reached
their climax when my friend over, asking us to
go with her to social that evening. and said
81 all well. Cant gof' "No,, replied mama
ssYou couldnt possibly be well quickly. 90 and lie
down again. = lay down and everybody went to the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-20

became a large picnic party. In
addition, a board was made to
play an important part, and even
with the aid of a magnifying
glass, the editor fails to find any
mention of a board in the topic.
Some Of the writer's, too, evil
IDENTIFY thought that the topic
was merely an exercise to show
that they knew the proper mean
ing of the words. Instead of
these dead stories, the editor
wanted something rousing in the
way Of adventure.
The prize winners did not
state their choice of prizes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-20
THE SUBMARINE BOY.
THE WEEKS ROLL OFHONOR
Continued on Sixth Page.)
MINNEAPOLIS PRIZE WINNERS.

MINNEAPOLIS PRIZE WINNERS.
Irma Martens Grade, High School, 1908
Seventh Street Sc.
Athena Martin A Eighth Grade, Bryant School, ss15
Tenth Avenue s.
Charlotte wettergren Grade School,
enth Avenue N.
HONORABLE MENTION.
Title WIN, Grade High School, 1909
Clinton Avenue.
Bernice l. Pratt, Eighth Grade School. s12
Street.
Leonard Weskopf Grade, School, 1914
NicoIet Avenue.
Gertrude Lewis Sixth Grade Clinton School, 300
Avenue
NORTHWESTERN PRIZE WINNERS
g. Glenn. Twelfth Grade Wyafusing. Wis
Cunsta Written, Tenth Grade, Hayward, Wis.
Catharfne Murphy Grade, Franklin School, AUSTIN
Mimi, B. B. No. f.
HONORABLE MENTION.
Delos johnson, Ninth Grade Hancock. MINI.
K61a Lord. Seventh Grade, Monticello MINI.
L Wuest Ninth Grade, Irving School, Anoka, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-20
THE DAINTIEsT OF GOWNS
Fresh Green Paint Does Not Exactly Improve Pretty
White Party Dress
(Fifth and Sixth Grade Prize.)

(Fifth and Sixth Grade Prze.)
happened about five years ago, altho remember it
being only yesterday. There was to be party
in the neighborhood and plamates and invited
It to be large affair and all looking for
ward to it with childish pleasure but not more
delighted than Finally the day arrived and dressed
my white Dress which had been daintiy made for the
occasion.
Going out on the lawn made my way toward the
arbor, intending to pick some fragrant flowers which
embowered it to take to the party AS walked thru the
door of the newly painted lattice had
not noticed before and naturally wanted them in my
collection. I reached to get them my thoughts being
the party and my flowers and not Of the fresh
paint staring in the face. had picked but few
when COMP exclaimed What had discovered upon
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-20
so MANY SzREAKS
A Great Variety of Lively Experiences Enable
Minneapolis Juniors to Write Some Piping
Good Stories
ToPIC-A STREAK.

JNIORS have had so many streaks and
wrote such piping good stories about them
that it is small wonder the Office was not
filed with parti-colored streaks, streaks OF
mischievous propensity to dance into cor
ner and melt into nothingness when the ed
itor looked at them and to circle distract
euly about her desk when she did not
Whether they did or no, the reading Of the
stories was an unusually delightful duty anu
conveyed the impression that the writing OF
them delight, too.
Of the family Of streaks perhaps streaks
of paint occupied the greater share of at
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-20
LORD BoBs' LUNCH
Pussy Did Not Mind Having a.,
Audience.
(Prize.)

4 FRIEND Of mine once told
~ me this story about her
cat. He was a big, gray old fell
low named Lord Bobs, and be-
cause he had such an important
name he naturally thought him
self very important. He always
followed his mistress and one
evening he escorted her to
prayer meeting. He disap-
peared shortly after entering
the church and Miss Jane, his
mistress, soon forgot all about
him. In the middle Of the
services there was a sudden
noise behind the organ. Out
shot a small gray streak in
front of all the people, and in
the immediate rear came
large gray streak. Then in
plain sight Of the Mortified audi
ence the big streak dexterously
caught the small streak and
Lord Bobs composed himself to
eat his mouse. He ate it so
quickly that no one had time to
and began leisurely to wash h
hustled out Of the room and it we
the escorting-this time for home
B Tenth Grade, 12(
East Side High School.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-20
A LATE REPENTANCE
Only When His Foe Is Laid Low in Death Does the
Hunter Regret His Shot

(Prlze.)
I COOL gray morning and the mist hung heavy
i the river. Dimly in the distance boat came
around the bend. Slowly it approached. The and
boy rowing with long, strokes making hardly
sound to break the Stiffness The rpples from the boat
shone white in the dim light but the boat the
like shadows Suddenly the whispered to the
boy They drew in their and the boat drifted
There stood bear outlined against the shadowy hills;
his head raised and he shifting the air uneasiy
The boy felt pang of pity he looked him there,
sutng well the wild surroundings, but the raised
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-20
BEARS AND BOLTS
Northwestern Juniors Tell of Adventures in For
est and on Stream in Which They Play an
Important Part.
ToPIc-A PATCHWORK STORY.

lie ''B s." had it in the topic this week.
bears, baskets, berries, boat Hardly a
story was there which did not CONTAIN one OF
two or all AS for the ak, that useful inn
plement appeared in just one story. Even
the fact that boat and fish and river were
offered, the combination did not seem to sug-
gest fishing stories to many. But then, per-
haps the fishermen Juniors were all away
deep in their chosen occupation. And surely,
nobody who has not fshed could be expected
to think of writing story about that most
delectable sport.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-20
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI SATURDAY AUGUST co. 1904

social except had to remain at home account Of
taking streak to pretend being sick.
Eighth Grade, Athena M. Martin, :
Bryant School. 35l5 Tenth Avenue s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-20
SHORT LIVED JOY
Pleasure in a Big Catch Marred
by a Bear.
(Prize.)

H AIN had poured Increasingly
AS from early morn till noon,
and even now, during the re-
mainder of the day, the feeble
rays Of the sun contended with
the drilling mist. A boy,
small, and clad in faded blue
jeans ano Jimmy came rap
idly down the steep path lead
ing to the rivers edge. He car
ried all the paraphernalia neces-
sary for fishing trip. Joy fair
ly radiated from his counte-
nance, for had he not permits
sion to fish the whole afternoon,
and what boy could wish for
more?
Quickly he settled down to
fish, and no thoughts Of unhoed
corn or unpulled weeds entered
his mind to mar his rose-col-
ored visions Of boyish conquest,
of Indians scalped and wild
beasts overcome by his indom-
table courage. The little whirl-
pools,-the dancing shadows
the sunbeams striking the rip
pies on the waterfall these
lured him, many times, into
thinking he had a "bite.O But
all to no purpose, for the time
wore on, and he had no "fsh-
erman s luck.' Then black de-
spair settled upon his boyish
soul, crushing out his perhaps
!. At last, just as he had
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-20

too exuberant spirits At last, just he had
given up catching anything, he felt a strong
monster catfish struggling at the hook Almost in
instant panoramic views passed before his mind eye
he himself the hero of the hour, recountng his
marvellous catch envious boy friends and but then
MISUNDERSTANDING around he bear-huge and black
making rapidly for him, the steep face of the
cliff Scream after scream rent the air, which soon
brought his father to the spot Upon being Questioned
the boy related his experience and his father started
after the BEAR which had disappeared He
back, carrying the BEAR which had the identity of
the old house cat, in his -Elma G. Glenn,
Twelfth Grade Wyahising, Wis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-20


It carefully stated that only of each object
to be used yet under the magic pens of the lone
tree became forest and the man, woman girl bow
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-20

tention whether big and red, long, VIDE and DARK
green ga beautiful decoration party gown,
q great. long streak down long, face Then
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@i,, ieitiamer 9tecorS.
aetu sipeifer iold,er In Der gansen
8epubIif.

g8enn man i'm 5tanbe 1T, politi=
oes beiinilhes 8eugnis bei5ubrin=
gen, 10 lit bas an iid etn nnbeltreits
barer Betpeis uDn 8eroienit uuo
Wert; menn mir aber nod Die forts
eeiebte gnerfennuug pon 4euten
offerieren, Die ppr Sabren 3eugnis
ablegten, 10 tann Der 0emeis nitbt
itdrter eemabt meroen. Gin 8iirger
erfennt oanfbar oas Cute ON, bas
Doan'S Htereu= 8illen fiir i'm 9etan
babeu uno na1bem bic &ur elmer
iabrelanaen Briifuna unterworfen
puroe. bdlt er nit leinem Sob. iets
mem @ntbuiiasmns unb ieiuer gn=
pfeblung niht suriid. Derartiee
Sale giebt es cine aanse ansabl in
oen1 Wert, tpelbes Doun's Nieren=
8iIen in San Mntonio perrihten
unb iDld elm Gecoro 1T einsia in
ben Innalen Der Mebisin.
Ser 40 SDlebao 9traBe tpDbz
nenoe Zimmerman uno 8aus Inter
nebmer W. 6. .9apis, Der DDan's 8
Nierens Billen in elmer 6ffentlihen
grfldruna i'm Wai 1902 enoDriirte.
beitdti9t oieietbe in nod beittmmte>
ren W0rter, pie folgt: rSm MDnat
Wai 1902 erlieB ib cine CUR 8erDfs
fentlibung beitirnrate @rfldrung. be4
siiglth Der @obltaten, bic ih ourb
ben @ebrau1 BON Dpan's 9eierens
BilIen erbielt, bic bonn Beror Drug
StDre uno Slider & Sprineall ner=
fauft ueroen. Set Der Belt uer<
ipiirte id1 geringe Mnaeihen tneines
alten QeioenS, aber id] fano, oaB ein
paar BON Duan's ytierens8illen, in
rehter Belt eenontttten. rtietnals per=
feblten, bic Nttade ab5uuehren. Sb
babe oieielben pielen 6reunoen un6
Befannten en1pipblen uno tperoe
fortfabren, e6 5u tun, oenn Iie baben
mir iebr gebolfen. @be ib Die Bill
len nabm, fonnte ih mid nibt 1ies
berbeugen poer aufrimten. @enn idb
irgeno ettpa8 bonn Booen aufbeben
tpDllte, tauBte ib meme &niee beu>
gen, anitatt i1einen @uden. 8enn
ib mid ertdltete. 10 ihlug Die @rfdls
tung auf meine Mieren uno Die T6tig=
teit oieier Oreane eeriet in id3limne
nnOronung. Der 8miihenraum Der
Belt. ieit ib meine erite grtldrung
erlieB. bat oa5u geoient, ben Betpeis
gu liefern, oaB bic 6eilufg perma=
nent mar.
@rbdltlih bel allen Droeuiiten.
Breis so Gents. Softer WiIburn
60. in Buffalo, N. g., alleiniae
Neenten fiir Die Ser. Staaten.
BergeBt 1ibt ben Namen 8 Dan
uno acceptirt fein Gubititut.
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gett aber SO Sanrsu

ihon uuroe Wirs. @insfom's Spu.
thing SDrup upn WlilIionen pon
Wfiittern beim 8abnen Der Rinber
af11etuenbet. Wirlt Du i'm Shlofe
bnrh oaS Sbreien eines &inoes ae.
ft6rt. oaB i'm 8nbnen ift unb Dor
Sbmer5en peint? Wenn 10, loIIe
iofDrt eiue sFlaibe BON ,.W1rs.
g4insl0us SoUtbing Ggrup" holen.
Sem Bert 1T unbeaablbar. Gs miro
benz tleinen 2eioenoen iofort 2inoes
rung peribaffen. 8erlaBt euh oa.
rauf. Wiiitter, es lit tein 4meisel
oariiber. sc beilt Diarrbue, reau.
liert ben Wagen uno bic 9eieren,
beieitiet @inb 8olit, ermeibt ben
@aunlen, Oerbinoert Gntsiinouna
uno itdrtt oas eanse SpItem.
y yWtrs. Winslops SoDthina Sprup"
tiir aahnenoe &inber 1T anaenebm
I'm @eibmaf; oas Hecept itammt
oon einem Der beiten ueibliden
Aerate in ben Ser. Gtaaten. gsiit
5el allen 9ruaetiten in Der aansen
aBelt 5ll baben. Breis 25 Gents Der
Ilalfe. &auft nid3ts anberes, ols
Wfrs. 8tnsloms SOOTHING Sprup.
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gesa a =.

- Sn @alpeltDn ertrant beim 8as
ben S. .. 6arntun aug Wemart.
Wlan entoefte erit. oaB er nidt in
feline Belle suriidaetebrt mar, afs
oas Baoebaus geidloHen tperben
iollte. Nah langel1 eifrigem Sus
den fano man enblib bic 4eibe i'm
@olf ihpimmen.
- Claude &oberts uno s. Grim
nan. eriterer in Beaumont. lebterer in
9errel muhnbaft, batten Wlittnp1
n1Drgen IN Beaumont auf Der StraBe
cine GhieBerei nit einanber, in Der
@rinnan lbmer permunoet tpuroe.
Die beioen Wdnner uaren iib lange
feino. &oberts batte friiber aud in
9erreu gemDhnt uno @rinnan err
fhuB pur ungefdbr bier Sabren einen
Ieiner Briioer, Greo. Hoberts, rpeeen
tuelher Eat er bes Mproes angetlaat,
aber nah nebridbrigem BrpseiIe
freiaeipr0hen 10 urbe. @rinnan lit
Elm Vetter ber Srau 5orace CLIFTON
uno NOR CUR 6oh5eit ibrer 9ohter
nod Beaumont 9etOmmen.
Baitor Daiepas aus Sbiner
bat in @onaales cine freie beuti1e
lntberiide @emeinoe georiiubet.
Wooerator oerielben lit S. u. &i1.
ter; @lert, 3. B. 0epe. BoitUr
Dsietuas miro ieoen oritten 6unntae
i'm Wonat @otteSoienit abbalten.
- 6arrp Weper. Elm iunaer Wann
oDn IL Sabren, SObn BON 6. @.
Weber in Belton. geriet mGbreno
Der Grbeit in ben @erten bee oortis
gen Beleuhtun9sanloee in bic Sra.
ibinerie uno muroe iufort aet6tet.
- 90. Seffries, Sobn Nsann, 8.
9inberg uno Geo. Suebes in 0uus
iton iino anaetlaet. StraBenbabn-
magen nit Steinen bombaroiert gu
baben. Sober muBte eine Bhrge
ibaft bon $500 iteaen. 0nr elmer
BON ibnen iit Mitatieo elmer Union.
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(Tprtiesuna folot. J
WOm 3riegsfmauplaee.

= ginem unoffiaielIen geridt
aus 9otio au SDlge boben Die So
paner am SDnnta9 orei Der NuBens
forts nun Sort Nrtbur erobert. Die
&uIfen 5ogen iih auriid uns lieBen
nieraig Tute uuo Bermunoete aul
benz &fplab. Die Sapaner perz
loren 3 Offi3iere uno 100 Mann,
Gote unb Wermunbete; tie eroberten
3uei &annnen uno eine Wen9e Wus
nitiun. Bon ben 8ean1ten in EDtip
miro Der 8eribt nidbt beitdtiet, bod
miro gemeloet. oaB am Sonnta9,
ben 26. Suni, in Der Dedbe BON Sort
Mrthur. ifarfe @efefte ltatteefun=
ben baben uno oaB Die Sapaner Die
Nuiien aug ntebreren befeittgten
Bl6ben nertrieben.
- MuS Elem Tiin miro gelneloet,
oaB bic &uffen in Der gedhe BON Sai
Gbeng in ntebreren @efehten ges
iblagen tuuroen uno oaB lie Itda na1
0Drben bin aliriid3D9en.
Der GurreIpDnoent oe8 .Dailg
telegraph" in TufiD tnelbet. oaB Die
Japaner 4inhuu eingenDmmen bas
ben.
- Ser &prrelpunoent Ger 2on-
ooner mWorning BDit" in gotio mel
bet, bic erfte unb stpeite iapaniIhe
Nrmee babe iib pereiuigt uno ibre
Sront ziehe fid1 iebt iiber 100 Meis
len bin.
Gus Berlin mirb oeibrieben:
Wie ppn auperIdiiiger Seite perlau'
tet miro BrDfeior Dr. &obert &pd,
melher nad) piersebn Wonate lans
gem Nufentbalt i'm Muslanoe jiinglt
in Die oeutihe 0einat suriifaetebrt
tit. nls Nahfolger beS ant 5. Sep.
tember 1902 babinaeihieoenen @us
oDlf Wir@Dm gum 0roentlifen Wfit-
9lieo oer 8erliner gltaoemie Der
Wiiienihaften gemdblt merben. Dieie
@brune tuiiroe nit Der MnerfennunQ
aleibbeoeutenb iein, bab 8oh nad
Birbum Der grDBte beutidae Mebisis
ner Der Sebtseit 1T. Gs beist ferner,
oaB HrDf. &obert Sod, i'm ndbiten
Oftober BON Der GteQune bes Di.
reftDrs bes Snftituts fiir Sniettionss
4ranfbeiten, uelhe er felt oem Sabs
re 1891 betleioet bat, aurldtreten
tuiro. @r uiro binfurt als FREEZER
5uriber uirten uno oeoentt, aub
feline Borlefunaen an Der bieligen
l1ninerfit6t tuieber aufaunebmen.
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300 8elphnuua, MOO.

Die peier oieier 3eitune peroen ld frsuen ,u sr.
fabrel oaB es tusnieens cine sefirdtste Rra1fbsit
beilen i'm Stanoe 1T; 6aps Ratarrb=su IN BE Elm.
sies jest Der 6rstli6en Brioeraft beiannte poFtioe
Rlr. aatarrb erfOroert als cine goniiutionstranf=
belt cine tonititutioaeIe gebanbiung. 6all's Ra.
tarrbs Rur wro innerlih genommen un0 tDir,t oiref
auf oas glut ano bic fdleimien OberfIdhen oss
Sptems, oaour4 Die 6ranolaee Der Rrantbett sers
bic Contribution oes R6rpers au6otit uno Der Totilr
In ibrem @erte biqt. Die gieentbhmer boben 70
uet 9erirauen 81 ibren 6eiltrdffen Bah its Elm hun
bert Dollars 8elobnune fir lsoen SfalI anbisten,
ben lie Su turtreu perfebl GaBt Sud cine Cite oc,
3sueniiisn tommen. Mlan abreiirs
j. ebenep & Co., 1nlsbp, Ohio.
Gents bic fglafds.
6aH's 5amtIiea. @lasu Fnb bic b.fss.
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Sar 9iftriftrtdlter bes 81. 9ifirifts.

9ie nSreie 8reHe" lit antDriiiert, Serrn
Gihter 6 tuorb Dipher als &anbibat
fir bas Nmt bes Siitrittribters oes 81.
@eribtss ss9iftrttts, 8eTar County, ansue
flnbieen, abbdngis non ben bemDfroti>
iden Brimdrtpablen. 91ibter Dtpper
tpnrbe ais Wacbfoleer bDn 8idter glart
BON COB. 2anbam ernannt.
Die sSSreie 8reiie" lit autoriltert, !Serrn
3. S. Sbie1hs nls &anbtont fir baS
Ntnt bes 9iitriftrihters 6es 81. @ericbtsa
biitrifts. 8erar gountp, onaufiinoigen,
abhdnaig bon ben betnDfratiiben Bri=
iti1rtuablen
Die nSrete GreHe" 1T autDriliert, 5errn
5olDu Stenort, ols &anbibot fir
has Mmt bes 81 trittrt bters bes 81.
@eribtsbiftrifts. Berar gDuntb. ansu.
fitnoi9en, obbdn9ig b0n Sen oempfrati<
Ihen BrimGrtuablen.