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niifcn Blattform lit fein @ort Bar,
iiber geingt, ooB Die Soften Der Re'
q]icrltng perrin9ert mer0en miiBten.
Gas &olf fam 01trh ietnc Sttmmcn
cine ltnteriuduug Der bciteben0ell
3uitdnoc mo cine EoIitif Der Spar,
ionfcit eini6logcn. IS miiiien He-
former in Den G1tSgoben ser Gici(-
&crluultung, mie IN oellen 0cS SeCrc3
um0 Der Worinc ortrhgefiibrt meroen.
Sum S6llB mirbt Serr Barter nm
ole llnteritiibulg zines ieoen 9iir.
gers, Der cinen 8ediel oeS SpItems,
tpie Scr WGnner fir ratbiom 6GIt.
Sporiomfeit oOcr GrtrooaQom? Gre.
hcnihoft fir Sergeben ODER Die SSlt.
itt5 ais 0ienerin elmer politiihen
Oligorbie? Cine Gegierun0 fir Nae
o0er tilr b%eIonoere 8rioiIe0ien @ilts
3eIner? Cine &eqierung oeS 8eiebe8
ooer Der 2ottne Gin5elner? 0ic SEER
i6ott oes 8olfe$ ooer @eircltoung
NIT noblpolenoem 0%eipotiSmuS T?
go lummirt Serr Barter gum S6IltB
f1r5 Die 6rogerl Die Dem 8oIfe sur
GntIdeiolng porliegen. @em Ser
Barter i6lieBIid nod oeriidcrt. Oob
or lid I'M Sale ieiner GrluGbllna ais
ben oberItelt 9eomten beS 0o15en
8olfc9 un0 nid)t ais Sen irgen0 elmer
6attion betrahte, nod Der Warime,
Dab Qcrienige ieiner Yortei am beiten
0tcltt, Der Ieinem @oterlon0e um be.
item 0ient, 10 bot er oalnit einet
Stonopunft eingenommel1, Der Der
ein5ig ridtige lit, Scr ober nllr oQ5lt
oft p%crIaIicn poroen lit. Ser 8rGii.
bent Iou iiber ben Yorteien Iteberl.
Ser ireimiitbig ebrli6e, m%onnbofte
ltnO iiber5eltgenoe Con- oeS SdreibenS
5eigt Bob lid @err Barter ieiner gro.
Ben Nufqobe ooubcpltBt lit, Tie flor
iibcri6oltt. 8ergongenbeit oerbiirgt,
Dab CT ieine @ortc ollt in Die Chat
umiebcu miro.
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&crmiid)te In5cisen.
llmabhamaieer
Deretn
pom 2darpfano.

Wiit Siniidt auf ben grokartiaeu Grfulg Der
6sicr oes rSentifen Tages" IN ~ieolueocr Wciic
fitlt Tdl berSeitauSihuR prrnnluRt, ben b~cr5lidI.
itcn 9ant niht MIR ben tbcilnebmeuOen Vereinen
nnb @bren.9,icc'R rd i%toeuteu, %iunocrt ann ocm
ScutfdtBHnt Der Stabt int Maemeiueu, ionic
benz 9ireftprium bee pNnacmctncn 9rutidlcn
Nniienhauics, " ben 5eitrrbuern Raitur g.. Subcr
nno 1Gtb. Srauf &. Wadjter, bent ,Sricgcrbuuo
puu Baltimore" benz ,Sbnlin'W iduucrfur" fir
bic 6eitd6rc, ocu 6umeu.Vercinen uum ullnfcl
Srdfig- gerecn," uum ,,9urudrts, " puu Der ,1nr.
mpnic" NIB uSfuaben.G amet' 9crcin uuu Bat
tiniprc," ben Srls. 5haliuieer fir Nrrnngirung
Der Setipicle, ben 5urneru nuo snuGern, fcrucr
anen Nurfieeru nno thdtigen WiitglieOern Der
Gomite'n nm 5eittast. iupie ben 6iinier.Gumi.
ten Der gercine, welde fir grufartiae aus.
idmiidung Der 5nblreihen pauptGunrtierc I'M
8arfe iuraten, biermtt D~ficntiidl tuuO III thnn,
3utn SinrtS.
(2t0 Brdiioeut.
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SaS 9cutidtbum in ben &creinigtcn
Staaten ppn Wpros Nmcrifa.

Gs lit cine 8reuOe, 81 ieben, mie
IN Den lebten Sobren Elm frii6er 3ltg
bilrd oos 0euti6t6um Der Ser.
Stootcn gebt, nm 0cn 10 lungc foot
acknowledgement Nntbeil Der Ocrti6en
@innonoerung an Scr Gntluidelung
oieicS 2onoeS 81 gebiibrcnoem Hed)t
81 oerbelfen. Die omeritunii6e Sc.
ididtSidreibung bat 0aS geIlilicnts
lid periGrmt. Die rcgc gntbeil.
11obme Der 8cutid)cn an ocn politis
iden @eidebniiien mo Der fultltrel-
len gnttpidellnlg 0eS 2anoeS fam
Den @eihi6tsidreibcrn nift entgall.
gen lein, ALIEN tic itunoen metIt
mebr ooer meniger inter Dem Gin,
fluB Hcuen1lnn0's. Inn 10 mehr
bari &c nit @enugtbuun9 eriiiuen,
lpeun OoS Ycridumte natQebolt.
lpeln bon olen Seiten 9olriteine SIT.
iammengetrogen perbcn, Die iih
nid)t mebr unbeoftet o0Cr bel Seite
idieben loIier. Ginen iol6en bot
aud Or. StlliitS @oebel, YrofeIipr
an Der Stonforo.llnioerIitGt in So.
I%ifornicn, gcIicfert. Erof. @oebcI bat
ooS IN Den lcbten S%obr5ebnten bier
nnb bort g%eiommelte Wuteriul &c.
fibtct uno 81 cincnl fleinen iiberlid)t,
lifen 9Gn0den bon 81 Seiten Der.
bi6tet. IQcroings lit eS MIR eii
3beil scr G1lcllen, Der Dem GerfaIler
oorgclegen bat, ober bel AQeoem
bietet CT bel Her &iir3e elm iiberlidt-
liheS, Flares ltn6 i'm @or5en mid.
tigeS 9iIo iibcr Die Ginfliilie uno
@irfutgcn Scr Oelltiten Ginwonoe-
rirng bon ibren llronfdngen bis ailf
Die @eaenlport. Gom eriten Sobr'
Sebnt oeS II. SobrbunbertS, olS
oeiitl6e Sanomerfer noh 8irginien
fomen, uno Den 0eutihen in Der
boaGnoii6en &olonie fiibrt Der Ser
foiier iiber 51 aGitoriuS unb &elpiuS,
beipridt ole ACKNOWLEDGING Der
GfGlSer, Die NniieocIungen in 2oui-
Iiann ln0 Georgia, bebonoelt Die
llriadcn Der NltSipanoerilng i'm Is.
Sobrbunoert, ibilocrt Die Iuslpau'
bererlcioen, Oos 9ciitigc 2eben Der
Iclben, Shule, STRIDE mo Trelle,
ben &ompf INN Die oeultld)e Sprode,
Die Sbeilnobme am SreibeitSfrtege.
Sn1 5ipeiten Sbcil bebonoelt DER
&eriolier Die Groberung oes WeItenS,
bel iucld)er Der IeBbofte Oeittld)e
Bauer Den Wciten Der pirfliden
&ilItilr erobert bat. Sm 10. Sobr-
bunoert iuonberten iiher flint Wtillio.
men 9eutide Der neilen @elt 5r.
Yrof. @oebel bGlt lid oeSbolb Dor
mieeeno an cin5elne beroorrogenoc
M1nncr Der Gin9eiponoertcn, 10
aorl Soaen, 8run5 Sieber, aorl Bed,
1rieorih Git, oen Nationol0fonom,
Seolsfielo Ii. g., Die otf ooS geiitige
2eben mirften. gii6 2enoli lit nit
bereinee5ogen, ob9lei6 Der tilrjc
aufent6olt oes 3idters bier gail5
belonglos gemeien lit. Sans onoerS
mor Der ginfluB Srieorib blinds,
@uitup &6rner's, ST. aopp's, aorl
Sein5en'S Ii. g., Die Der SerfoIicr
nidt nod 8erhienlt einidabt. Mon.
der lit olleroines oild) iiberieben
iuoroen. aiib ous geiItige Seben Der
9eutihen in anlerita in 10, Sobr-
bunocrt, in Shitle lnb Stride, ibre
Eflege Der Dtuiif. ibre Gidtung 5iebt
Der @erfoiier in ben Habmen leiner
9etrodtuneen. Sn einem ShluB-
iporte miro Der neilen 9elpeguna oes
0eutldtbums in Den Ser. Staoten,
Der 0eutl6enrT 8 g- Seiern unb oes
Gentlh : Imerifaniiden Iotional.
bunoeS unh ieiner 3iele gehaht,
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Garpline Is. Mcmmcter.

Us itarb am "a. Gcplcmber 1904 Caroline
Y pentnteter, gcIiebte Satin bon Gbri'tcp9er
Senlilefer, i'm 81. Sabre ibrcs Gebells. Die
8eetolgIn9 tinoet Sienitng, ben q. Sepieilber,
aaDnttin9s 9. ltbr. bon ibrer lcBteft 2Snbnl1G
Nr. s31, Sarlens@benue, aus itntt, tro onnl
na6 Der oeutlGen Iutb. e. RuuIss2ibe, @de
6renlofts uno Surutpqu StraBe, I'M h3 ubr.
Beifebltng p%rinuttnt,
gIetps gorfer. 9nIfaIo'er, 4bildoelpbier iino
San 6rall6tsco'er 3eitlugen iuoaen qeiL. CO.
pireu) C269-7D
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9sidt iiberoa Us bir nit Dem Ser
Ioner oerielbai Mcinun9; modt
g''pfs. Sin gQcutihtDum in
anlerlto ii zinc pcrOicnit- uno
m%ertboolle s(rbcit, Die nidt bios
piloen, ionoern ouf in Gcuti6lano
toeltelte &er6reitlna pcroicnt.
@aS gut a1tsQcitottctc uno &c
lumodooa gebunOctc @ertden lit
IN i. j. &ebmann'2 &crIog 81 Wiin-
d)en eri6ienen.
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stnnt Winrnlnnb.

Staut Wtnr1lauo.
Yircau hes Mur1ldnoer StantSs3 udt6auIcs.
9nIttmure, N b., ben "a. Sept, 1904.
0criicgeltc Observation-Disclosures pcrocH bis
sum 3. Sftobcr 1904. 9iu6nttttagS 4 llbr. in
obtaent Snitituie e%nigepen geuonuei fir Die
tngIide eicterung l%UdbrcnO zines 3eitruumCs
uur ~ Wluuaten t?) uuu uuacfdbr iedsbunbert
NIB tiinf6tg $500 6funn irifdlcm Miuo flCtiG,
mic iOlgt; n6bud," Mippeu uub 2fultcru, hide
Gnoeu BON ocr Sdlultcr uno Sruititiide, IN aleis
dlcn Gunlttdtcn, iomo0I rllnoe, pie a%orteeSiide
shin" uno Shin Beef" lino nuuitdnoie ausgez
tdluitet, ole Gluntitdt fam at irgcno eiltcr
3eit, mic hermit bcitcut lueroen mag, pcrqr6Bert
obcr nerriugert lpcrocn. ulto mus o1s 6leifd
BON Der belien Gualitdt feiner 9lrt tcin.
NiirgIdlnit init beglulhiqtcr SttcriieluHa
nuB tIr ole geUtiIenbaite Iusfiibrtng bes GoIt'
trdftes 1eiielt lperoen.
3ablungen in 8ddr erfolgeH murGtIid.
Gas Reht. iraeno iuelde ooer ale lngebote
SIT nerluerfer, bleibi OorbebulteH.
JObn d. @chler,
t270-t,3,5) gSurociH.
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Menrn Xcner.

@s itarb am 90. Septcmber 1904 Sr, 8eurs
Weller; geIiebter Satte BON 2StlbeIlttnn Seller
I'M Alfer bon 02 Sabrer Z WloHaten lHo I
lag. Bertudnote uHo Sreunoe Der Sumilie
itno botlihit erfidt. Der Necroiluug. mcIhe bonn
1rnuerbauic, gr. 1924. NdnfsSirnBe, aus an
WaDntaG, gIahmittagS 2 llbr, itattiin6ct nei3us
tuobnen. (2GSL70)
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Mir MornlouS gau6itmmmen.sd nIe.

0as 81. s6uIiabr beetnnt am II. stpten,'
Der. aeiner Sefte aneeb6reno; tir pie 1aii,
befeft fir ben ilnterridt in ben otfentIiten
eGuIen lit. Spre6en uno. 2ippenseefeH ge'
Iebrt, ebenfo Grammar. unc diaberrif6e Sds
der. Sebr eefuno eeleeer. unferbalf uno
rnterrtht fret fir 9epobner bon W1arbldrto.
Ulun tuenbe fi6 an Gtas. y. Gin, Brin5ipdI.
~(lue2-Sept19.t 4. St.9c .Ga)
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uScniihcr Sricgerbuno
Marplanp : Snititnt,


WFUI' HWu DNFWtN ~W"F
SaS Sireitoriim Iaoet bic Vilr8er bon gnls
iimprc al elmer 8eiiebiignng Der Ileten slccouts
nooutionert fir bic SdhIe in Der 8ibrono.
MarftsSaae BON @lontaa bis 6reita9, 26. bis
80. September, bon 10 ubr Sorfntitn9s bis 3
llbr 9tafmiiidgS. Gin,
Scr gtnrer Sitr SpIfinSsNiarils3ale miro am
WIoniu9, ben 10. Sftober, erotf1ef,
Spbm ID. Garter, Yrdiioent.
4. =. Mprriiun,
8orIiber oes Gornites ilr Sbulen.
(ODS any
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Gbomas 6. 8aiIhor COMPANY.

9enlpordrer @eihdftspIdb.
Nr. 220, gpeft.grattse traet.. m.u.r
gStr ftt1o IN Der Gage. 0dr1ptss nlo ISug -.
ber,. berduiteIen. DampffeffeI , Berie m1t Ts
Mot eurh Seiier befddbiaf. Salnply,I..
Sanlpinlafttnen, Bumper etc. fur nnh7'''eo
Wet. 8ernoH 1920, gnurtIaito osz'
San22 ,1S,I&G)
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Or. Wm. Berker.

'es.ns,hff esnttdser arSt, 30.fahrtae erarta.
teni Seilt IN ~tir3eiter 3eii sbsbtIiS. @nsidtaa
SS ~ Imo Weitflos Strarfbeiten. ausfliiie febet
S S,tltilI YoluitonerL nerb5fe SGtpdAe,
SIftce IN Pr geders a~natomifdem Whffean
~. aoS, Dtt;gaittmor .etraRe. gprcmfhinben
pom y upr Wioreens bis 10 tibr abenoS; Gonrt
tags uno bon Q ubr Bio 10 libr a5ertbS'
MW OF. SederS Bate belt uniebIbar
teosm ansfisbs goHfuItatton tIet
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SdJul @n3ciscn.
@arAlanb Snitftnt.
nno 5eiMncmiAnle.

NHHIIF HIu OVIUHtIIdlNIt,
allnitsS epartenleitt (5naf6ulc uto Rincbdr.
SfuIptiirsS 9nle) beqlnnt I'M 3. Stobcr. 3eidl'
iiell IN allen let1en 6ddcrn Ha6 Ul0oclcn mo
SeliarheH u1o i'm Mlooeuircn, Sautitaoss1luf.
fen beginner am 1. Sftubcr. Snouftric Scparie.
mem, tNheneibulel 5rctbanos mcbuniihcs uno
6er.
gtue IagI6uIerS Gincbarts uto Gumftugsz
arditeitouiihen 2lbtbciluugeu nm Die mcdhuuis
iben 6lafeu oeS oiertcH uno britteu Su6reS
tinoet III Der 9tib monoslturttzSauc, Sopuros
StraBe, itatt
Ole mebunifden 9Inifcu oeS erIter unb 8ipeis
ten SubreS tuerbe1 In Der Soain5sUturltsSuue,
9arroutonsgoemte, gebnlteu.
4. .. Wurriiun, Boriiber
bes Gomife'S fir &rlnit mn Scihuen16uIe.
9atdluge fbnneu I'M SHititut ooer our1 Die
Bolt erlcnqt lpCroei.
WaH a%oreiiire: 5bDnins y. GucriIt, 9itlar.
(Sept12, WoDtt5r ,tWtt)
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2unoon.I arf.G emctcrg.

Geieseftionen fino lett Sur @eft6tiaune ber'
geridtet. Siele auseelbdblte Cots. Der Sus
perintenbent oeS 9ruHoes uno Booens fpiro
ieoe eepiini6fe s%tnsfhntt ert1etIen. 9ds Gre.
inutoriunl itebt ,tdgIt9, 8ur Snfpeftton often.
g9eeeu N1berem tpcnbe man itb an ben Sis
periutenoenteu nber an bas 9iireau in Nr. 81,
gpeit. Saratogn StraBe. (April5-)
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2nrrninc.

MaIerif6 - Barfortia SrieSIt9.
@eitIi6 bon g9uIbruoi elm Inb cine babe
WteiIe. 8erlbt Die nit gopbGttnn be5eihnete
HortbsIoeHlies91r. 5reie Iitfbeu gachmittngs
am Terminus. greife bon 8egribnibitelen iebt
fpe5teu. 2eihte Bebtn9ungcn, 9eIepbon -
Cation 1893. 8iirenu: IrnntltH. nno Rinbipr.
Muabs. @erIanat @rofhiire. (Wai4. tS.9&SN
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TrtenoS Shnle,
fir Sdbnler

garf.9laee uno 2aipreaee.S traRe.
5o6sS6nie, 8epartements fir boraeidrtttenet
inb Observation-Disclosures, eroffHet am 20. Seps
TENDER, o 1Ibr 0urm.
aIaiiens@ irtbeiIune fir neue ShiiIer am 10.
eeptember, 0 1thr Born. Botberettltna tiir
SobihuIe, uniberiitdt ooer @efohdtt 5afultdt
bon ~5ipan5te GpesiaIiiten. gteues ntbletif6eS
Selb. Gret Iurnlebrer.
Sfnberearten am &c. september e%rSffnet.
8obniInaen fir dnsfpdrtise S6iler oorees
feber. Die @ebduoe fino BON %, 9lueuft an
sur gefthtieung ~ee6ffnet. Ser Yrir5ipdI ipirb
mad Dem 8. September tdali6 bon 9 Bis 12 ttr
Mittaes in Der ShuIe iein. Begen aataIoee
uno slusfunft a~oreffire man
Gbparo q. @ifiou, Yrin5tpaI.
(Sept1, T&5.1 MD.
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Sr. ". &. Safer,

friiber bon Der 2criuetor.s iraben.8 irmu 3u,.
iuulb. Saiier a. Co., bat iih init Der Strrnn
Srisonal 1rrrins srns & 60. 3epptte mo
lRobeG, Nr. lis, WurbsSoiparosS trabe, %afiociirt,
100 CT nit Gtrenieen feine 5rennoe lno frilbe'
rell @onner enlptargen lpiro.
(SeptIS.taI-)
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Gin Irirn.

So itarb am "a. ccpicmbcr 1904 in ibrer
Aobrln9, gr. 005, Gaits9lOerle, 1rnn Glin
6rteo, eeliebte Satin non Pbilipp 5rieo, i'm
Die @eerbieune iinsct Ticnitng, Na6mittapS
? ubr. bon Der Hereinafter epuug sIutb. Ntrbe
an @aItsIpeuue aus Iintt. (269-7D
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g. 6 Set. BauI 469g. Wb.-Btnofor 1928.
s.. SanoerS & S6bne,
2eideubeftGtter NIB Ginbaliamtrer,
Rr. 1908 nno 17t0 Canton auenue.
Sabtitanten nuH g~atcut.Gastets.
Hcbr10-l
Sphn Serfuia & Sphn,

2eidienbritntter nnb Ginbnlinmtrcr.
Nr. zoos, Erleans.str @ib. EEL: @iuoior 255,
3iuetggef61tt: gr. 524, berl. @afterfls9loenle.
StgbIan6toipn, Baltimore, WlnrbInno 9elep1on:
g9inbfor go. autf6en iperoen ~eeItefert fir
So65eiten, llnterbnItlnsen uIh dnbere @ele'
penheiten. (Sebrt4.1S,9&S)
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SratOricn- @cielidaft uon Baltimore,

Ora IMITATION iliio aInfffifdtioit Der SfiIlInet
Mlontae, Den 20, September, i'm groBet Saale
oeS .1cnboob ,Snitituts." Gbenos bon ols .
ubr, Gbor miro auf 400 Stinliilel oeereH5t'
(260-70)
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Hphnnncs qnnbcfelb.

Ss iiarb pIbbIi6 an y. september 1904
Selu9iano. Die @eeroiquug ftnbet 5ienftng,
:saniHltfapS 2 Ilbr. bon leiucr gSobnung, Nr.
4 S,sferion.s traRe, aus iiutt. Bite, feline
VlHHlell! (97O)
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W1oronrrt l{iQer.

" lIarb am "a. GeplcmDcr 1904 @laraarct
Hansf' 9eitebte Satin Uon JttfoIas Dttuer.
IN 81; Sabre tbres QcBcus. Die geeroiauu8
Ililoet Winntng, gta6urittuR5 ~ ltbr, bon ibrcr
ieRiei gSobnlng, Cir. a. Wturleb.S trabe, aus
,iuIl, no5u Sertpunote uno 6reuiloe ndtllt05s
ooH elneelaoet itno. bite ietne 9lnmerI.
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Baltimore Gctnetern.

gHreaH: sr. 344, ROrb.Gbnrles. giraffe.
@eerdbnibpIdbe siim 0erfalf bon $25
NIT Murmorpfoiten abeeeren5t $85-9Iae
fit bier Srdber. CJdt18 ,1S)
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Mn rms aechrte NnblifnmL !.

llnteraet6neter 8etst hermit an, oat &c S Si'
,l~luinu.SaIie" trGber .SaruenrtsSaas Rr
1012-tI, 6fsyalttmpre.Str. fur ods Bnolllnn
81 oermieibel bat. 9iefe Saue ~ fur aue oelp
lidfeiten pafieno. 9iberaIer Yreis.
N6tungScou ..
(siuats, 2W1te)
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Baltimore transfer So.

Grunt., nabe gaH.straRe,
bat TIRE gusItattine Inn mebrere 6ubrtperie
(BanS) bererobert uno lit lest i'm StaHbe,
MlobeI bon 9auS 5u SauS 5u b%ef1roern iio
fir bic @ufbepabrung ober Berlenbune 5u
berpaden. Prpmpte unb 3uberIdfiige Bebtes
uliftg ipiro auaefihert. (62-l
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Gtabltrt 1880.
wilbelm -. Neinbar0t,

VF"T ~TFWWts
Neip'yprf claitiide 8rudbGnbcr,
pbne Seber,
torlnet Gag uno Na9t eeiraeeu perben.
Nndl gGnoer,
foelte ME rotten, feIbIi bei'ru Baden ntdt.
otelelben limb bon allen Mer3ten
beitenS empfobIen.
VI oeIIetlt9t nlt SeiteQulg, ipte uuf Qaqer:
Smhiteronnner, tntrrleibsbtnben,
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per week for his board. The entire
estate viii go to the state when the
patient dies.
Monday Probate Judge Hayden ap-
pointed c. A Magaw administrator of
the estate of the late S B. Isenhart.
Judge Isenhart named his sister. Mrs
Florence Douglass. OF Fargo. n D.. as
the beneficiary and administrative with
out bond Since the contest over the
viii has arisen Judge Hayden refused
to name any one not a resident Of the
state TO have charge of the property.
Dick Cooley, of Topeka, is doing
some wonderful work with the Bos-
ton National league team this season.
In the second game with Philadelphia
Monday afternoon, Cooley went to bat
four times and got single, a two
base hit. a three-base hit and a home
run His hits scored six Of Boston's
nine runs. In the first game Cooley
got two hits. one of which was a home
run.
Chris Roof. who keeps a grocery store
on East Eighth street across the Shun-
ganunga creek, has fled a suit in the
district court against the city of To-
peka for $1,000 damages. Roof claims
/ that by reason of the Eighth street
bridge across the Shunganunga being
/ impossible for a long time that his
business has been injured as people
from across the creek could not get
over to his store.
John Taylor, superintendent of the
county poor farm, wants some boats
TO use in building a pontoon bridge
across the creek on the poor farm.
Street Commissioner Snyder wants
some crushed rock to use in repairing
streets in Topeka They arranged a
/ trade, and Monday the county COM
nissioners approved it. The county
will trade eight loads of crushed rock
to the city for eight fiat boats.
There were enough baseball enthusi-
asts at the Elizs' club last night TO hold
the meeting to raise enough money to
build q park, but all had different bus
mess on their hands and the meeting
was therefore postponed until on next
Wednesday evening. There viii be no
difficulty in raising a sufficient amount
OF money to build a park President
Tom Sheard and Secretary ". T. Lo-
gan Of the baseball association will
make a canvass today among people
who are expected to give Topeka viii
have a new ball park within a very
short while
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viii not make much but barely doing
well; rain needed.
Reno-Wheat very fine: oats i'm
proving rapidly; corn needs cultiva-
ton.
Russell-Alfalfa cutting and cult
walton of corn are making fine prog
ress; wheat ripeninS.
Sedgwick-Yheat very good and
nearly ready to harvest; alfalfa mostly
cut; corn improving rapidly; potatoes
rotting in the ground
sumner-Ground getting into condi-
ton to cultivate; wheat harvest be-
gun; ground soft yet; many spots of
wheat scalded; corn growing
WESTERN DIVISION
Spring wheat promises a good crop,
but the winter wheat does not. Oats
and barley are doing we'll in the
northern counties. not so Wen in the
central Corn has made a very good
growth in the northern counties. Grass
is very good The first crop of alfalfa
has been cut and put UP in some cOun-
ties and is being cut in others. Nor
ton county is enjoying a full crop of
Russian mulberries- Potatoes are be-
ing marketed in the northern counties
Cherries are turning in Sherman.
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TO Make 1T UNANIMOUS
Plan to Eliminate ssFavorite Sons
Under Consideration

Chicago, June 21-In the hours be-
tween breakfast and the start for the
hall there was a rather general inter
change of ideas among the leaders
The only important result Of these in
formal conferences was the inception
Of a movement TO bring about uuan-
imous action to eliminate the favor
tie son" complimentary vote which
several delegations expect to give can
didates.
It is recalled that similar action
was taken at Philadelphia four years
ago, and the argument is made that
as the convention is to be a ratif1ca-
ton meeting anyway. both candidates
should be unanimously named. Very
few of the men who viii be presented
expect to receive any votes outside of
their own delegations, and il is point
ed out that no great comp iment is
extended in a vote of this kind for
second place on the national ticket.
Present indications are that the
credentials committee of the conven-
ton viii be the one place where the
placid assurance and even monotonous
Leenng or party security and conse-
quent lethargy Will be broken A
Iunnel-shaped cloud is gathering over
storm or political pique. sectional
striIe and party pickering is sched-
uled TO break the minute the commit
tee assem- bles. Individual mem hers
OF this committee as they have been
CHOSEN by their state DELEGATIONS
nave literally been besieged and made
10 usten to various tales of grief Just
what VIII be the aggregated result of
the vigorous wire pulling which pro-
gressed yesterday, all night. and vas
predicted