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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08

mo. TO- which has been called "Tbs
Omnibus, Its gas capacity of nearly 30 :
600 cubic feet makes it's balloon greater in
size and lifting power than even the rae
ing NO land should 1 indeed desire
at any time to shift to it the latter's keel
all furnished with the racing motor and
machinery, 1 might combine a very swift
ar craft capable of carrying myself. sew
eraI aids. a large supply of both petroleum
lions. "A ~ ulli
The prime purpose Of my ''No. TO-"
however 2R is wei indicated in its name.
is large enough to carry four 6assa I5t3l1s1
and it is to carry such passengers thai
The Omnibus" has been constructed -
Santos-DumOnt's my Airshin ;,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08
INQUEST WOULD HAVE
SAVED HIS LIFE
Foreman, Too Busy to Attend, Is Killed
as Was His Workman.

NEW YORK. May Under
subpoena to appear before the
coroner to tell how Joseph Mobile, one
OF his Wofkmen, had been killed by a
New York Central freight train at One
Hundred and Sixty-fifth street and
Harlem river ten days ago, Michael
Cuff, the foreman of the track gang,
remained at work yesterday, and while
the coroner's jury was sitting on the
case OF his dead employee he himself
was Killed in. almost exactly the same
manner and at the same place.
Il am too busy to attend the in
quest" Cuff telephoned to Coroner
O'Gorman. There is some work on
hand that must be finished"
Coroner O'Gorman excused him after
getting the story Of how Mobile had
been killed by train as he worked on
the track. Cuff went back to his gang
and was overseeing the men at their
work, standing on the rails so as to get
better view. A freight train, the
same one that had killed his employee
ten days ago, whistled for a clear
track. Cuff walked across to the ex-
press track, continuing his orders to
the men. He did not notice the Boston
& Albany express gliding down upon
him on the express track, and the pilot
Of the engine hurled his body thirty
five feet. His men carried him to
drug store and an ambulance was call
ed. But the surgeon could be Of no
assistance, as Cuff had been almost in
stantly killed.
A policeman telephoned the news of
the second accident at the same spot
to the coroner, whose jury had just
given a verdict generating the en-
gineer of the train that killed Mobile.
why I just excused that man from
attending the inquest" cried the as
tonished coroner. IF he hadn't begged
off he would have been alive today"
An Omnibus AIrshIp.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08

entered the army during the Civil
war. He began as a first lieutenant
OF the Sixteenth infantry, u. S. A, in
September 1851. He was made a cap
tain in 1864. He retained that rank
during the many years when promo
ton came so slowly between the wars
Of 1861 and 1898. He was made major
of the Twenty-fourth infantry in 1887,
lieutenant colonel of the Ninth infan-
try in 1892 and colonel of the Twenty
first infantry in 1897. During the CfvH
war he was brevetted a major, and
during the war with Spain he re-
ceived the brevet commission of briga-
der general, a rank that he now holds
by regular promotion.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08
/ CAN POSITIVELY CURE
EPILEPSY

MY cure is speedy and permanent.
1t doesn't matter how bad a case-T can
cure IL. Some of my patients (now cIredl
80 70 100 seizures a tay. AiAU
L cured some people more than Ok wars
ago and they have not had a fit since.
1 want TO send You the proof. have a
booklet that tells all about NV cure and
about those l have cured. I ask nothing
Tor TINS booklet. If you will write for #
j will send it by return mail
References In Your Own City. Read the Feswnu L..t.
st. Paul. Mimi. Jan. Goth 1904
TO all those suffering from that terrible
nisease, epilepsy, l can say tTuthfl,Iiv
that DR.. w. Towns, of Fond du Lac VIZ VIZ
consin, has a cure that is sure if his d.
Iectlons are followed to the letter. hon
estly believe in his remedy. and am in
position to know. and would be pleased
70 give any information on the subject
AT any time, TO any one either by visit
~ lnah' {. b. ELLIOTT
~ ny SOS Mound St
Address: DR.. W. TOWNS.
-~ss rHss 81 Fond do Lac, Wis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08
Strike of Bakers Ends.

CHICAGO, May THE bakers
strike was settled tonight. The union
yielded its demand that no work shoul5
be performed on the five leading holt
days Of the year, agreed to the usual
amount OF holiday work with pay for
the hours of work only and not for a
full day irrespective OF the amount Of
work performed. When this conces-
sion was made by the men five of the
large bakeries In which men struck
signed the scale Two bakeries which
have a full complement of non-union
men would not sign the scale.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08
ARM DOES
HIS WORK FOR HIM
Saturated With chIoroforna, Criminal
Anesthetizes and Robs His Victims.

CHICAGO, May THE "chloroform
man." a new sort of criminal, is under
arrest at Davenport, Iowa He has
confessed to robbing passengers on the
Chicago & Rock Island trains.
His weapon is bandaged arm, which
held the odor Of the chloroform while
he, seated beside his intended victim
in train held it up and vented the
fumes toward his face by means of a
newspaper held in front of him.
Twelve men have made complaint
that they have been robbed Of all their
money while taking nap on the train
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08
PRISONER is FOUND TO
BE BADLY INJURED
Surgeon Finds Man in Jail Has Three
Ribs Broken.

Peter Konzel. fifty eight years of age,
was carried from the county jail to the
city hospital yesterday suffering from
three fractured ribs. He was arrested
for !, drunkenness Friday night and
was sent to the jail yesterday morn
ing 1t is said by the jail authorities
that he was complaining of a pain in
his. side when brought in but his con-
dition was such that little notice was
taken of his complaining. In the after
noon a physician was summoned and
advised the mans removal to the hos
pital. There upon examination it was
found that three ribs on the left side
were fractured. Konzel told the ply
sicians that he fell. KonzeI is a labor
er and lives at 336 Warsaw street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08
NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS.

The business and good viii Of this
company in St Paul has been purchased
by THE OHIO COAL CO., who will re-
move their Offices from 1872 Wabasha street
in few days to our present Iocat ton at
371 Robert street. where our many patrons
and friends will receive the same atten-
ton and courteous treatment that we
have endeayored TO give in the past
Mr.. c. G. Hartin, who has managed the
affairs Of this company for the past ten
years, has associated himself with The
Ohio Coal Co. and will devote attention
to the ST. Paul business as heretofore.
THE PIONEER FUEL co.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08
ST. PAUL DOCTOR is
HONORARY PRESIDENT
Dr.. c. A. Wheaton Is Elected by the
Nu Sigma MI Fraternity.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May THE thir-
teenth biennial convention of the medi-
cal fraternity, NJ Sigma NJ, ended to-
day with the election of the following
officers: Honorary president, DR.. C.
A. Wheaton, ST. Paul; president, DR..
f. G. Novy, Ann Arbor, Mich; vice
president, DR.. H. L. Esner, Syracuse,
N. Y; secretary, DIR. w. Walter, Chi
cago; treasurer, DR.. E. c. Dudley, Chi
cago.
Attending the session Of the corr
vention were seventy-fiv delegates, all
prominent members Of the medical fra
ternity representing twenty-five chap
tiers in the United States.
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Continued From Eleventh Page.
they can have all they want
Ii they want me 1 will tell who distrib-
uted this money Judge Collins got from
the railroad ta s,5,; company will furnish them
personnel OF that conference of two
months ago when they sent E. A. Nelson
70 get more aid for Collins. J have got it
all In black and white.
E. A. Nelson, who is accused by Mr..
Dunn of being the o-between of an al
legged scheme to extract money to aid
Judge Collins canvass from one of the
big railroad companies, in an interview
yesterday said:
Talked English Politics.
1 have been down to the railroad COM
pany's office many times, and one time in
particular to which reference may be
relation to a claim that / nave bending
for some horses killed
have denied this charge once and /
do not see why / should make another de-
NAL at this time. will say that / have
been down to the general offices of the
railroad company many times. My
ed solely the claim 1 was trying to
nave settled. Like every one in a political
office 1 am called upon by my home peo-
pie to do lots of things and what they
getting tickets and other matters in gen
eraI will know in a few days what I
intend to do about Dunn's charges.
Judge Collins refused to discuss the
charges very thoroughly until he had
satisfied himself that Mr.. Dunn had
been correctly quoted, and yesterday
afternoon he wrote him letter, ask
Ing him If he had made the statements
credited to him. The letter was sent
about 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and
Judge Collins said last night that he
had not received a reply. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Dunn stands squarely by
his Minneapolis speech, and he pro-
poses to give his authority for his
statements if it is wanted.
Says Charges Are Untrue.
Judge Collins. referring to The
charges, said last night:
The charges are untrue, and / don,t
DeheVe that the authority cited as the
basis OF the Dunn charges ever made
such statements. My expenses in the
campaign of 1894 to which he refers, were
Just $l,500 outside of my contribution to
the state committee, and paid it all out
OF my own pocket. Any other expendi-
lures In my interest by my friends were
much smaller in amount 1 did not and
nave never made Doodle campaign.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08
Lectures in Sign Lanuuaue.

Thomas Sheridan, of the Faribault
school for the deaf. lectured last even
ing in the Y. M. c. A. rooms in the
sign language, it being vocalized by an
interpreter. The proceeds will be de-
voted TO the project of erecting build
ing in the Midway district that will
be devoted to the entertainment given
by mutes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08

Brig. GEN. JACOB KLINE IS
RESTORED TO ACTIVE DUTY

Former Colonel of the Twenty.
first Infantry, Who Was Pro-
NOTED and Retired Four
Months Ago, Is Assigned to
the Staff of the Governor of
North Dakota, in Connection
With the National Guard of
That State, by Order of the
War Department.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08
Loss Of Tibetans.

LONDON, May An official report
says that the Tibetans attack at Gy-
angtse May was repulsed after two
hours fighting. The Tibetans, who
were commanded by a Lhassa general,
lost ESQ killed or wounded; the British
two wounded
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08
His IIaIraI pnsLtlnn

What are you doing down there ?'
asked Cumso, facetiously, of Cowker, who
was lying on the ground and doing some
ooh, this Is where 1 spend most Of my
time now" replied Cowker.--Detroit Free
Press.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08
New synbol for court Rooms.

PARIS, May THE minister of JUS
tice has ordered the Declaration of the
Rights Of Man posted in court rooms.
The order, it is asserted, Is connected
with the recent removal Of religious
emb1ems from court rooms.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08
Waldeck- Rousseau Out Of Danger.

PARIS, May TN. Waldeck- Rous-
seau's condition, according to latest
information, is improving and the doe
tors consider that before the end of
the month he will be able to leave
for his country seat. He has under
gone an operation.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08
At Symnhonv Hall

She Gas the crowd suTges around herr
On, dear, I'm really afraid to get into this
awful jam.
He-Well, just stick close to me. and
We may possibly be Teserved.-Harvard
Lampoon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08
United WOrkmen to Hold Meetino.

Mayfiower Lodge No. 1. Degree OF
Honor, Ancient Order of United Work.
men, will hold an open meeting in odd
Fellows han, St. Anthony Park, Tues
DAY evening, May IL. An attractive
entertainment is promised.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08

SPIN this TO letter of credit.
Where Tourists can find Humphreys
Specifics:
PARIS. 80 Rue Etienne- Marcel.
LONDON, 40 Haymarket.
VIENNA. Stephensplatz. s.
BRUSSELS, 65, Boulevard de Waterloo.
BARCELONA, Ronda S. Pedro, Sc.
MADRID, Gale Tetuan, 8.
ALEXANDRIA, rue Cherif Pacha
MANILA, 1877, Escolta.
RIO DE JANEIRO, 72. Rua de S. Pedro.
BUENOS AYRES. 442, Gale Florida.
MEXICO CITY. Gale del Coliseo, 8.
At all drug stores in Canada, Cuba.
Central America, Honolulu, Porto Rico
the West indies, and in every City. Town
and Hamlet in the United States of
America
Cloth Bound Book mailed free
At Druggists. 2s cents each. or mailed.
:. Humphreys Medicine Co, Cor. William
and John streets. New York
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08

An Omnibus AIrshIp.
The third Of the new airships is my
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-08
DUNN'S CHARGES MAY
DISRUPT THE PARTY

Continued From Eleventh Page.
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Jiir $500 nad1 9emtI6lauO.

Deutlb amerifanii6e 8eitunqen
tperoen i'm alten 8aterlano nit aro.
Bem Sntereiie 9eleien, neil 1ie Sida
frei ausipre9en un6 bdufiq oon briis
ben mebr Neuiefeiten un6 9eadridb.
ten brin9en, als bic oeutIAen Rel.
tungen lelbit. Die rSreie 8ref1e fir
Eeras" iit briiben iiberal, tunbin Ite
gelanot miro, elm lebr germ QeIehener
8aft uno fann iib riibnen, Qners
fennung uno Wiiroi9ung gu finoen,
tpie aus 5ablrei9en 8riefen an uns.
Iotuie an 0ieienieen, tpel6e bas 8[att
an tbre 8erwanoten I9iden, berppr.
3ebt. User oaber ieinen 8ertuanoten
uno 6reunoen cine Sreuoe ertpeilen,
ibnen elm milltDmneneS @e1henf
MAIDEN min, Der beiteue fir Iie Die
nSreie Breiie fir 3erus" Das Sns
'terelie fir 3era8, tpie ilberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @egenb, mo- Bic
Sertpanoten tDObnen, lit in 9eutSt.
LAMB iebr lebbaft unb es 1T unn,Dos
ll9, IN Brinatbriefen cine 10 oriin6.
li6e Guftldrung uuo 8eIhreibuno
oe8 fremoen 9anoes gu ee6en, uie e
oies Die u6reie BreRe' allu6d1ents
lib tbut, SIR ben 9erinoen Breis
BON So oerienoen mir pDrt0frei ut,Ier
cei9baltiges Bp6enblatt auf elm Sabr
an iraeno eine Sloreiie i'm auslanoe.
Die ssreie Vreiis fiir Geras pubI.
HOmnanb,
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fSsprtiesuna fplat.)

Gor Dem Bpiener 2anogerihte
bat Die Dor r1ehrerer Wonaten uiels
genannte 8abnmdrtersfrau Woper
eine ala9e 8egen bic aus benz Gens
iatiDnspru5es betannte @rdfin Sias
bella &milefa anbdnaig gernabt.
Die Gldgerin nerlangt Nnerfennuna,
beatu. 9erauseabe oe8 iungen Sra.
fen Soiepb, suelhen tie als ibr eiaes
nes &inb beanlprubt unb utn ben
fib ieinerseit Die geribtlihen Ser.
banolungen georebt baben, neil Gas
naten oes ardflihen 6auies behaups
tet batten, Der rtunnebr etmas iiber
Z Sabre alte 6nabe iei npn Der @ras
fin untergeiboben tuoroen. Die iebt
erbubene &laee l6Bt ernarten, baB
bic ganae Nffdre nphtnals aufgerpllt
tperoen tutro. 8efanntlin mar pDr
oem Berliner Sbpurgeribt bic @rd=
fin als rebtmdfiae Wutter oes Rnas
ben anerfanrt tuDroen.
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Sofationen in seras seluiinldt.

Die Jrisco>GDitem 2anos Smmi.
9rations Gliociatipn lenft bereits
ibren Sell Der ginpanoerung nad
Teras.
DreibunbertunoFiinfsia Neenten
oieIer Niiociation bDm Often uno
9eoroen baben fDeben cine Tour burh
9eras beenoet uno ii9 na9 ben 6ulfss
quellen oes Staates &c. erfunoiat,
un, Die Totia6en ben 0eimftdtteiuz
bern Der 1lteren Staten better pDrs
fiihren 81 fDnnen.
Dieie NiiDciation lit Die uirf=
iar1ite, Die es eiebt; fie Eat Ngenten
in ben gan5en Ser. Staten. Mo[lt
Sbr guer @i9entutn, auf Dem 9anoe
Uoer in Der Staot, pertaufen, tpiinIGt
Sbr 8apitnl fir Sabrifen Doer
ir9eno cine Snbuitrie, ihreibt an
R. g. Sem On, Setretdr bes Stn=
migratiDns Bureaus, Dept. u.
Srisco @ebauoe, ct. 2ouis, Weu.
g. u. 0uebe8,
General <smn1iarations=Naent.
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9emft stueintnl ttnt6.
@s ipirS iid) fiir bic Sefupbner San
9(ntpniD's besablen, sem 3at eie
nes 9tttbitraerS sm fpigem.

9ln oas quite alte SpridwDrt-
.9enft sweimal mad uno banoelt
emma" -tptro man erlnnert, menn
man ben fDlgenben 8eri9t ilber Die
grfabrungen lieit, Die Elm 8iirger
BON San Intonio gemadt bat. Scr.
Bernett erlieB por einigen Sabren
cine Dffentlibe grfldrun9 uno be-
Itdtiet oieielbe runmebr en1pbatiib.
S. $. Bernett, Giiiitentz zSn9enieur
pDn Spribenbaus Np. /, Der SEP. SIG
Duraneo=S StraBe pDbnt, iaet aus:
SD babe innerbalb Der lebten 5uDlf
Wpnate feinen @runb aefunoen,
uneine Meinune su dnbern, Die ib
i'm Wai 1902 Dffentlib in ben 3eiz
tuneen San Nntunio's ausgeIpro=
hen babe, bobin lauteno, oaB
DDan's Nieren 8i1len.
Die i'm 8erar Drug StOre unb BEL
Slider uno 5pringaQ 81 haben iino,
mid BON &iidenidmerSen uno ans
beren, auf StDruna Der Rieren BIN
ueiienoen SDmptomen, Die mid ab
uno 5u felt ben lebten 5tpDlf Sabren
belditigt baben, furirten.
@be ib Die Billen nabm, tparen
Die Shn.> n 5upeileu 10 unertrdg.
ltd, oaB iH mid tautt bonn Stubl
erbeben fpnnte uno tuenn i1 mid
nieoerbudte, 10 eeidab es nur unter
ben gr0Bten SbDierigfeiten, DaB i'd
mid mieGer aufridten fonnte uno
ale Bflaiter, Wftttel uno MeoiSin,
Die ih antuanote. ebe ib DDan 8
Billen aebraudte, paren nuBtos
unb peribafften feline Ibbiilfe. Seitz
ben1 ib nein critics 3eugnis erlieB,
babe ib leihte SDnptotte Der @ie.
berfebr Der 8ranfbeit perIpiirt, Die
Billen baben aber ME uerlagt, Die
Nttade ab5uuebren uno ib babe
niemals tnebg Die Sbmer5en eris
pfunoen, Die ieb ausaubaltan bate,
ebe ib DDan's Bi1len nabm.
Sb empfeble oaber oas Mittel nit
beionoerer @enuetuune.
grbdltlib BEL allen Drpguilten.
BreiS so Gents. Softer WilIburn
@u. in Buffalo, sc. g., nqeinige
Neenten fir bic Ser. 5taaten.
GergeBt nibt ben Nanen 8 pan
uno aeceDtirt tein Subititut.
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1o9dr etn, oaB tDre abnungspollen Nus
gen fetn @ebeimntB errtetben.
esSm eriten Qusenblid bate er es fir
eine @obltbat gebdlten, tpenigitens uns
ter bemfelben Dd9e nit Germaine gu
bleiben, ibre 9ttmme gu b0ren unb iie
aus Der sserne betra9ten su tDnnen,
8alb aber fab er ein, baB fein 8erbleiz
BEN bas 2eib nur nererDBerte. Mlles
mas ibn an iie erinnerte, beriibrte i'm
f9mer5ltd, fogar @itelles @efong beute
Wfornen
Warum MIR fang iie INNER, iobalb
iie allein nnb unbetpd9t tpar2 9lm
@nbe gar. I'm t6rer @efunbbeit gu f9ae
ben, ober Inn inn ipebe 5u tbun2
Simmer bdufiger tpurben bic beiteren
ober f9tpermiitbisen @oltstpeiien, bic
ite bOrberrf4enb fang bur9 9uitenz
anfdGe unterbro9en, unb bann brGnste
es @ineent jebesmol nit aller W1a9t,
btnuntersuseben unb Der fleinen 0dd=
ttsua @9peigen gu eebieten @ine uns
getpifIe S9eu bielt i'm aber jebesmal
bobon ab.
rGs ift befer. i'd iiberlaFe bas Sc.
page," iuste er ii4.
Sbtpob[ Der Sreunb Tim mod ni9f
seanttportet bate, 10 mar @ineent bod
iiberSeust, baB er ieinem Rufs foisen
iperbe. gigentli6 bereute er 5tpor fets
men S9ritt tpisber, unb nur Der @e>
bante an Gfeue unb an bas Srau 2an.
eelot segebene 8eripre9en belt ibn 3us
rid, 2epags ab5uf9reiben. Gr meinte
f9on bas fpDttii9e Qaden feines
Greunbes gu b0ren, tpenn er biefem ees
geuiiber bic alte ab9etbane @ef9i9te
bon ben eolbenen 8lumen auftpdrmen
unb ibm feline ld9erli9e @ermutbnns
onbertrauen tpiirbe, bic bod nur elmer
ausenblidli9en NerpenHberrei5une ents
fprunsen mar unb tbm jeBt felbit bo6it
unfinntg pprtam. 5iel aber bieie Ser.
mutbung meg, 10 trot Sblpie Dulaus
rters S4idfal in 8ineents Nusen 70
aiemIib In ben Mabmen bes NItdgs
ft9en auriid unb berlor fir i'm an Sns
tereie. Wltt @ermoine baeeeen tpar Elm
Sbtal aus isinem 2sbsn sefpi4en. unb
Der 8erluit zines Sbeals, pelder Dirt
es an4 fein mag, bat ftets ein Sinten
bes itttli4en 9tfiibls sur Jolge.
(Ssurtiebunq fpIat.)
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9altet Die aanfen aeBlt.

gilt ebenjO gut bpm menlblitben Sbrper.
ais non iraeno einem Radhuert Der Mes
banlt. Die Seber lit oas 9roBe Organ,
tnelbe bag Del liefert un6 oas @Ieithee-
tuiebt erbdlt, uno penn 8lutiiberfG0nna
beetntrabttgt, oann ieht BEL Der 9eber
nod nno Sbr tuerbet nidt feblgebeu.
Die alien 8ernboroiuer Nl0nbe fanben
oas bor lehsbnn6ert Sabren aus, unb
tuas tebt alS st. Bernarb's &rduterpil.
len" befannt 1T, bat ieitbem INNER an
oer Spibe oller @eiunbbeits g8ieberber4
ftelun9smittel rnar1d6iert, in6em es bic
Seber re9nliert.un6 8erbauung, grndf.
rung uno 9luSl9eibune f6rbert.
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Der 8erliner aorreiponoeni

Der Verliner GorrelpOnoent
Der sc. 9. Gtaatsseitung ibreibt.
Ser plDblihe T0o oes 6er5Des Saul
s5rieorib pon Wedlenbure 59mes
rim, tuelhen ich Sbnen am Sreitag
meloete, iheint fi9 nDb gu elmer
bO6it ieniationellen Nffdre geitalten
81 tuDlIen. Sc mar iibrigens ribt
Der Sntel oes reeierenoen @rDBbers
aoa8 bon Medlenburg= Ghmerin, Der
idb oabfngerafft tpuroe, iDnoern Der
iunge 6erSDa Saul ssrieorid3, oes
aleihnamigen 6er5Des SDbn, Der als
2eutnant our See in Giel ftatiDniert
mar. Die uripriinglide Weloung
lautete oabin, oaB Der 0erapg einer
6ersldbmuns erlegen lei, tpeld]e ct
iih infOlge zines Sales 5ugeaDaen
babe. Nber man raunt ii@ gu, oaB
beh6roliherleits mieoer einmal Der
Ieriuh gef1abt tperbe, eine grag0oie
au Dertuiben. Sd babe beute bel
elmer perldBlihen aueGe in &iel oie<
ierbalb telepboniib anoefraet uao ers
bielt CUR Gnttpurt, es peroe bort
Dielfah besmeifelt, 0aB 6erspa Baul
5rieorib eineS natiirliben gDbes ge=
itorben iei. 3umeif tperbe pernlus
tet, oaB Der iunae WarineDffiaier
SelbitmDro beeangen babe. Nber es
ieien audi anoere @eriibte i'm llms
lauf. Ils auffdlig niiie es ieben.
fal8 erfbeinen, oaB ii@ iDTort nah
Der Sunoe bon Dem Mbleben Der
Sbergerihtsrat nab bem Sterbe.
hauie uerfiiet babe. Der Sob iei
balo nob einem Diner erfolgt, pele
Dies 6eraug Saul Srieorid) einigen
feinen 4ameraoen CAB. SDtpeit n1ein
@ewdbrsmann in Siel. Ob Die ges
bDroen iib bereit finben lalIen tper.
ben, iiber Die gebeimniBpoue Nffaire
oas n0tiae 2iht 81 oerbreiten, Qilt
als fraglid. Sriibere Grfabrunaen
in oieier Siniibt iino nidt ermu.
tigeno.
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Wie lit pfeaI

ggir bieten einbnnbut Dollars gelobuuuQ far ie.
ben Gah pon &atarrb, Der niht our6 Gnnebmsn
pom 9all' &atarrb Rur 9ebeift meroen
tann
&. ). &bsnep s o., Gieent., 8Oleoo, ..
g9ir, Die unter;ei6neten, baben s. 5. @6enes
lelt oen lesten Is Sabren .gstanp. uno baften i'm
lungen uno nauJea befdbiet, ale bon ieiner gSirmo
ett9esangenen gerbinotidteiten ;u erfdlen.
Wef & Sruar. 8roBbanoets 3roQuten,
SOleoo, 8.
Baloine, Rinnau g. Mareiu, grosbans
oelssDroauiiteH, Soleoo, o.
9olPs Rotarrb= =Rur tpiro iunerfi6 eenommen uno
ptrtt oirett aui oas 8lut uno Die i6leimioen 05ers
fd4en oes Spftems. .3eueniie frsi berfan6t. 9reis
ibetern.
oatfs' qFamiIisn= gir,n fnO Die 6efen.
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gdnen @inhalt nehptei,. .

S. u. @uIlebae BON gerbena,
Ila., mar stuei Wol i'm 0oIpital in
Jolge eiues ibmeren Sales BON
0amurrboioen, Die "a @eidpllite
perllriahten. &aboern Die Merate
nno Graneien ibre @irtuna perfeblt
batten, gebot Budlens NrnicasSalbe
oer tueiteren @ntaiinoune lbnea Gin.
balt uno beilte i'm. Gs beiIt aIIe
2eioen uno tDtet ben Ghmers. 25
Gents bel 4alteper & Sobn uno Go.
9reiB. &pptbeter.
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Wahte ihn ,utfner iunn.

Sine BON Or. Sings Meuen 2es
benss sBillen ieoen Nbeno smei @us
ben lang bat mid tuieoer gum Sung
ling gernaht" ihreibt .. 5. 9urner
pon Dempiebtoun. 8a. sic fino
oas Bette, mas es fiir 2eber, Waaeu
nno @inaemeioe aiebt. 9fein uegeta.
bilifb. Veruriaht ME 2eibihmersen.
Sur 25 Gents in Der Gpotbete nun
S. aalteper & SOhn uno &oplpb
QreiR.