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The Montgomery tribune., 1904-04-01
ORDER or PUBLICATION.
STATE ~ MISSOURI. L.
Cot MY ~ NuNTd.nAiTHy, N'

STATE oE MISSOURI. -
CouNrN ~ MoSrunMrgY,
rlcasand proceedings had In circuit court
~ 'ity uf Montgomery, county aud state
aforesaid NJ the November term lNu aud IN
the lHhday thrrcui. tn.Niti Monday, Nuycrn-
hrr . iAn before The Honorable u. W. .lnhn-
>nn, Judge ~ hr iitli Judicial rtrcuit ~ Mis-.
spuri, AMI Judge NJ this court, the following
among other proceedings we're had. tn-witi
Stntgot Missouri, nl the relation
aud ~ the Use NJ W. |. Gar,incr,
Collector uf Revenue of Mont Nciiun ti
gnmcty county, in the state ~ enforce
Missouri. Plaintiff, taN lien.
u =. shields. ucfcndnnt
Nuw IN M, 2ird day ~ Nuyrmhcr. IAN.
rnnr> plnintir hy IL attorneys. aud II Hp.
pcating to the satisflrtipn NJ the court that
summoned In this nrtinn. IL l. ordered hy the
court that publication he made, notifying
him that nn action has been commenced
against him hy prtitlun In the rlrruit court ~
Montgomery county In the state NJ Missouri.
tho bhlcrt aud general nature NJ which II n
enforce tue lien NJ the state ~ Missouri tIr
taxes upon the fnllowlng dc,rflbri innd.
situate In Montgomery county, Missouri
to-wit; iiand ai-in Hrrrs. w. y lot IN. ".
acres :. ". ~. e. section ~, township a.. range
q, west, And "a r,'ruycr the amount ~ taxes
nh stll land for the years, isd l,i'. isa>, spi
aud lp1i That unr,, he he nnd apprnr at
he next regular term " this rulri 10 he
lrgun ana held ~ the court house. In the
rlly ~ Montgomery, Ia tllf county ~ Mnnt-
Monday In May newt, 1874, and hlr answer ar
othcrwlse plead Ia PLAINTIFFS petition. the
,nmr viii bc taken ., confessed aud iudg-
mont rendered accordingly.
IL ls further ordered thai a cppy h.rrof La,
published In the Montgomery fHIHuNg "a
newspaper printed aud published ~ Mont
snnerS county, MIS-, lurl, for flur wCrks
sncce,slvcly the last Insertion to hc NJ least
nhr.n days before th' ist day NJ tho newt
regular term of this court.
csrsTy srAtE ~ pp MSssso,,l.L Miss1,nM, IS.
Everett i,arton. clerk of the circuit court
nt Mnntgumrry county, Missouri, do hereby
crItlfy thnt the above Is a true copy ~ the
orucr OF puhllraiipn IN the cause therein.
| In my office.
WITNESS my hand rs clerk and the seal of
| slih court Done NJ onlce In City
| jshAL ol Montgomery, county aud stata
| - aforesaid, this 2lrd day of Frh-
tuhry, iNp' EVERETT BARTON,
Circuit Clerk
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-04-01

The rock-ribbcd conservatism of
old st. Charles received an agree
able jolt Wednesday, says the St.
Charles Banner News, when two
vivacious and pretty female law
yers' walked into the circuit court
and took their seats up among the
wise and able lawyers of long
standing, and the young ana brill
liant ones OF no. SO long standing.
His honor Judge Johnson on the
bench jerked the kink out of his
neck, cleared his throat, pulled
down his vest, and smiled fascin-
atingly. Number i0's and ii's and
even i3's cams down OIL the tables.
and guilds of tobacco hit the GUS
pidors like bullets. There was a
parting Of hair among the gentle-
men OF the bar, and where there
was no hair to part, there was a
smoothing of the beard, one dudoy
attorney pulled out a pockct-glass
and smoothed his eyebrows. The
sheriff and his deputy ran dowr
stairs and combed their hair, an6
for a minute II looked like the mex
dance was about TO be called. The
two new female lawyers wer,
Misses Daisy ID. Barbee and Ora
tia Il. Woodside, and they are in
tellectual looking and bright. On,
10 a graduate of Washington Uni
versity law school, and tho othc
Ia a graduate OF the law depart
ment of the Missouri State Univer
sity. A lawyer with a pretty wo
man opposing him has poo
chance before a jury of men.
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-04-01
City Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that a
city election will be held In the city
OF Montgomery, Montgomery
county, Missouri, on the first Tues
day in April, 1904, for the election
OF the following city officers =
Mayor, Police Judge, Marshal.
Collector and one Alderman from
each OF the two wards of said city.
That the following citizens have
been appointed judges OF said
election: Ward No. i-B. NJ. Sisk,
Alex. jefferson, Jno. Evered and
D. M. Byron. Polling place at the
city hall. Ward No. 2-Jesse
Hairrell, Chss. Wade, D. w. Gra-
YES and j. o. Basket. Polling
place at the court house.
Witness my hand this 2ist day
of March, 1904.
JNo. E. CHADWICK,
Attest: Mayor.
J. r. Appiing, city clerk.
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-04-01

The republicans can claim all
the credit for the victory over the
trusts In the Northern Securities
case. The division Of the supreme
court majority was written by
Judge Harlan, who was supported
by four republicans. The three
democratic judges disscnted, thus
strengthening the conviction based
upon the attitude Of President
Cleveland aud his attorney
general, that successful attack
upon monopoly co b inati o n
through the antitrust law and the
courts could pot be expected from
democratic onicials. II Is the
republican party that is standing
between the people and the great
monopoly combinations.
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-04-01

All country democrats should
bear In mind that the statements of
political happenings found In the
metropolitan press are not reliable.
All news Is colorod and cxaggora-
ted to suit the views Of these pa
pers. II you want the truth IL
must he sought outside Of the city
papers. - Wcllsvillc Record.
The above In one of the most err
roncous statements published
Ninc-tonths OF the democratic pa
pcrs of Missouri favorable to Sam
Cooks election are for him because
he IL to give them printing haul
this summer. The metropolitan
papers are above such things. -
Every country newspaper subscri-
Der in this locality should take his
county paper and also good St.
Louis daily or weekly.
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-04-01
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE or MISS ,rRI. l.
toySIy Op MDSfUDNERy.

STATE or MISS ,rRI
CorsrY ~ MosraoNsRy.
Pleas aud proceedings Ind In circuit court
AT tlty uf Mont gun~ri. county und state
aforesaid, at the November term lunL mud an
the 18th day thereof, to-wit! Monday, Novcm-
hcr -, lsu, before the honorable II, ". JOhn-
son. judge of the 18th Judicial rircult NJ Mis-
snuri, aud judge of thi, court, the following
among other proceedings we're had, to-viu
state of Missouri, NJ the relation
aud Ia the use of W, l. Gardner,
Collector ~ Revenue of Mont Action Ia
gomcry county, In the state nf enforce
Missouri. Plnintin, tnN lien.
W. \. Rohatsch, Defendant,
Now IN this sird day of November, isD1,
comes plaintiff by is attorneys, and II mp
pcaring Ia the Satisfaction of the court that
The defendant. W. \. lsohatsch,, cannot he
court that publication be made. notifying
him that an a,tiou has been commenced
against him by petition In the circuit court
of Montgomery county, In the state of Mis-
souri, the objc't aud general nature OF which
IL to enforce the lien nf tho state of Missouri.
for taxes upon the following described land.
situate In Montgomery county, Missouri,
to-wit; " acres n. q, u. a. In section ii. town
ship 50. range ,, west; Ana "a recover the
amount Of taxes ON said land for the year isoo
regular term Of this court to he begun aud
heid ~ the court house, in the city OF Mont.
gomcry: in the county q M9antg9nery, and
state of Missouri. on the hrst Monday In May
next, ipot. and file answer or otherwise plead
20 plaintiffs petition. the same will bo taken
t,s confessed and Judgment rendered me-
cordnyly.
II is further ordered that u copy hereof h,
published In the Montgomery. rRIBukR, a
newspaper printed aud published at Mont
gomcry county, Missouri, for four weeks sue
rcssively. the last Insertion TO bc at least
hfteen days before the lst day OF the next
regular term OF this court
STATE OF MISSOURI, L.
COUNTY OF MoSrGoMkRY.
I, Everett Barton. clerk OF the circuit court
OF Montgomery county, Missouri. do heneb,
certify that the alDvc Is u true copy of tn,
order OF publication In tthc. cause therein
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-04-01

U. S. Senator j. Ralph Burton Of
Kansas, was on Monday, before
the U. s. district court In st. Louis
found guilty on six counts Of using
his influence In behalf of the Rialto
Grain & Securities Co. of st. Louis
before the postoiiice department in
Washington.
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-04-01
Final Settlement Notice.

Notice ls hereby given that the undersigned
executor of the estate of Charles Rohlhnr.
deceased, VIII NJ the next regular term ~ thr
souri,, ~ he begun and held NJ the court house
In the Clty, % Montgomery In said county,
on thc thlrd Monday In April next, 1891. make
u inal settlement of snid estate.
". W, IilLLERRAND. Administrator
Estate Of Charles Rohllng, deceased.
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-04-01
Must Fleet q RepubIicnn.

No Folk man should labor under
the dclusion that Republicans are
going TO vote for Democrat for
Governor. While Republicans
have their preferences in case II
should be necessary to vote for n
Democrat, they have full conii-
dcncc In their ability to elect n
Republican Governor. Their idea
of reform II more extensive than
the mere election of one clean
man. The whole corrupt machine
at Jefferson City must be purgcd,
and the Republican party, by
successful promotion Of its own
men and principles, can alone
accomplish that result. Trento n
Republican-Tribune.
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-04-01

named. ns fully ~ the same appears ~ record
IN my office.
WirSEas my hand ~ clerk aud ~" seal ~
==--- aid court. hone at unir" IN city
sgAL of Mont geometry. Tuunty md stat.
.--s-' aforesaid. this .ifd day ~ Eclt-
ruary, ipnl ENEKETr BARTON.
tir'uit CLERK.
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-04-01
LEGAL NOTICES..
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE oF MISSOURI.
'ouSp or MONTGOMERY.


COUSIN or MoSrgouERY
FLEA, aud proceedings hai In rir,'uii rnurt
~ tity 81 Mont eumrry, county aud state
aforesaid. nt the Nuvrinis,r trtm IinI aud IN
the 18th day thVruf. tn.wit; Monday, Npyrm-
h"r ~ lirL hriuru the Honorable n. W. Iulu-
snn, judge ~ hr llih Judicial rlr'ult ~ Mis-
snurl. aud iudar ~ this rpurt. the following
among other proceedings we're had tp-wlti
state uf Missouri. ~ the relation
aud inthr ~" NJ W. 4 tnrinvr.
COLLECTOR NJ revenue NJ Mnnt. Artlnu a.
gnin"tN county, In the state " rufurrr
Missouri, Plaintiff taN lirn
n r. nnr,gunrd Defendant
Nuw un this alrd day ~ November. tBa. rpmr,
pluiutln hy ", attorneys aud II Appearing tn
the Satisfaction NJ The court that thr drfrud-
ant, " y huutgnarl rnnnpi hr summoned In
IN, action, u ., ordered by the ruutt that
publication he made, notifying him thai IN
action In, brru commenced against him 10y
miiiinn in ih" rlrrult court ~ Mnnigngi-
crN county, In the stat" NJ Missouri, the
nhl,Ht and general nature ~ which Il to cu-
fut''r the lien uf tho -tAt" uf Missouri, fpr
ihNr, upon The following d"srril,h lnnd,
-ltuht" IN Montgomery county, Missouri,
tn.Niti ~ acre, y, ~, =. IN >,s'tiun l.. town.
ship VI, range d. west. Aud tn recover the
amount ~ taxes IN said iind fpr tho years.
md appear ~ titr utNt rrgultr term ~ this
court "a he begun aud hrldui the rnuri hnusv,
Montgomery, aud stat" of Missouri, nn the
nr>t Mnnduy In May nUNt. lsll. aud Tile answer
or ulhrrNi," plead Ia plaintiffs pctitiun, the
shtur VIII hc taken ~ confessed aud ludg-
mrnt rendered accordingly
II j. turthr ordered that copy hereof be
publish In the Montgomery rHtnrSg, news
paper printed and published In Mont gimrry
county, Missouri. Tor four week., >urrr>~-
iNUly, the last Insertion ~ h. ~ lrl,t hfireu
days hcfurr the l,t day NJ the nrNt regular
tvfm ~ this court,
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County ~ MosrG MERy. -
l. Everett Birton. clerk ofthr rlr'uit court
NJ Montgomery county, Missouri, do hrrrhy
certify that the utpyr il "a true copy ~ ii'
order ~ publication In the rau>r therein
named. ~ fully ~ tho same appear, ~ record
Ia my office.
wfrSEs my hand ~ Clerk aud the seal ~
- suid court. Dnnc nt office In city
1sEAL ot uutgOmrry, county aud state
= ----' aforesaid, thi~ slrd day ~ Frbru-
AIRY, 1921, EVERETT nNRfON
tIrguit CLERK
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-04-01
New Pension Ruling.

practically surplant the service
pension bill which has been urged
by the Grand Army OF the Re-
public, inasmuch as It will supply
n service pension to veterans OF
the Civil war who have attained
the age OF 62 years and are unable
to earn a livlihood.
II recognizes old age as an in
trinity, and places on the pension
able list Mt rates specified, veterans
Of the civil war who have. attained
the age of w and over. The mini
mum IL over 80 and the maxium,
which Is to be paid after the PEN
sioncr has passed 10 years, Is si2
per month.
THE ORDER.
"Ordered In the adjudication of
pension claims under said act Of
June q, 1890, as amended, II shall
be taken and considered as an
cvidcntual fact, II the contrary
does not appear, and II the other
legal requirements are properly
met, that when n claimant IL
passed the age of 62 years he Is
disabled, one half in ability to
perform manual labor, and Is
entitled to be rated at SO per
month; after 20 years at 81 per
month; after rs years at $40 per
month; aud after 10 years at Sl2
per month, will continue TO be
made as heretofore, where disa-
bilities other than age show
condition OF inability to perform
manual labor. This order shall
take effect April Is, 1904, and shall
not be- deemed retroactive. The
former rules Of the Office fixing the
minimum and maximum at % and
10 years, respectively, are hereby
moliiled as above"
Commissioner Ware explains
the order as follows:
"Thcrc has long been In the
bureau n rule fixing n maximum
age limit, with si2 for 10 years.
This was made during Mr.. Clcve-
lands administration by COM
missioner Lochren. The 65th year
minimum limit has been long
while In force in the bureau. The
act OF Congress which was passed
in the latter part OF January 1887,
and approved by President Clcvc-
land, put all the Mexican war vet
Grams on the pension roll, thirty
nine years after the end of the
Mexican war. II would seem that
to soldiers Of the Civil war, who
fought vastly more and longer at
least as good rule ought TO apply.
The order could not have been
issued earlier, because IL Is only
now that the thirty-nine years
fixed by the congressional limit
has been reached. The Civil war
ended In 1865,
"Thero Is an advantage and
saving to the government in the
use of this order hccous, overv
-, LII, 49,. -, 49,, ~
o'u 'o'uic' ""' i"e i'"''o' '"'
age OF W years Is able to prove
almost without possibility OF 4
doubt that he is one-half disabled
from eorping bis support Inv
manual labor. This being so. /,
seems unwise to nut n soldier te
the expense of time and transpor.
tatiou to 20 to n place where ,
,t, ,.i H..
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Mnertet.

= 8ie Die ygrpreB" beribtet, ba-
ben Die 9bulfinoer abermals Sn.
itruftionen besGalih Der 8ernidtuna
Der Wosfit1's erbalten. Jerner
lino iie beauftraet pproen, auf
Bfiben, offene Baiierfaiier &c. gu
fahuoen uno oieielben bel Der Sanis
tdtSbebDroe ansumeloen. Sn ben
Senitern BET 5hul5immer lino nerz
tDrtte Slalden aufgeitellt, in tuelden
iie Die @ntwideluns Der bDsartieen
Snietten oerfolaen tDnnen.
Sn einem Nnfaq BON Settles.
ft0rune mabte Der 218 Siio-2areoo
StraBe mubnenoe 8ietor 4uoreoa
einen tDtlihen Mngriff auf ieine Muts
ter uno 9ohter uno poIte audi ben
Boli5iiten attafieren, Der auf Der
Scene erlbien, nm i'm 81 nerbaftett.
9ad lanaem Sample, in toel6em
l9lteblih Der Polisiit Die Sberbano
be6ielt, tuur6e Nnoreoa ms @efdnes
nis gebrabt.
@eDre ". Nlteeft Fat leinen
SaQ eegeu Die S%traBenbabn > 9omz
pa9nie aetuonnen, inoem oaS Gps
peuation8geriht enti6ieo, oaB bic
aompaanie an &inoer in eemiilem
Ilter Sabrbiuete gum balben &reile
ausgeben muB. Sn @rmangeluna
UDn 8~eftimmuneen oieier Irt i'm
Sreibrief, babe Die 2egislatur oas
&eht, bic Sahrpreile auf StraBetls
babnen gu regulieren, tpenn fte ni1t
10 nett gebt, oaourb ben 8ert oes
@i9entums 81 lbGolgen o6er 5u aers
it0ren.
- Die Staats : NHociation Der
8eitungsleute lit beute 0abmittag
i'm SiBunasiaale oes StaotrateS in
Der Staotbaae our %. Sabreston=
benton 5uIammengetreten.
Der Rontratt fir Die 4ieferuna
BON Bferoen fir Die &auauerie 1T
NIT 5. 8. 2abatt, ct. Souls, abees
ibloiien moroen. gr erbdlt $104
per aupf. 9as Qngebot BON s. g..
Hooelaop BON bier lautete auf $189.
@ir batten oas geranilgen uns
fern aeihabten aolegen. 6errn
Us m. &. @i6bDlb aus guerD,
ben 6eraus9eber Der rDeutIhen
Gunoi6au" in unierer Office be-
grIBen 81 fDnnen. 6err @ihbUls
meilt als Mfitglieo Der n9eras 8reB
Iiieciation" in Der Staot. nm Der
9onuenti0n oieler &ereiniauna beis
%sumobnen.
Nm Samsta9 Hahmittag flint
nbr firoet cine 8~uiammenfunft BON
9amen i'm gaiin0 itatt, UNI einen
Oamen6or gu 9riinoen.
Nm Gam8tag Nbeno miro i'm
gaItnD cine mulitalil1e Nbenounter.
baltung itattfinoen. Guh Die 9Ins
oers Sinfonie BON 6anon fDmmt our
Guffabruna. 0ahber gan5trdns'
ben.
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Wiro a%tteyfattmt.
Gan Mntsniu mtuk iid) bent lImuerz
meiblitbeu fiigea. She Menge
Sitrger befueiIen eS.

@aboem Der 2eier Die nabitebenz
be Witteilune bieles experimentation
8iiraers bDn San NntOniU aelelen
bat, muB er 81 benz nabren, abten
unb felten 8eibluB fommen,
oaB tpenrt elm Mtittel Semano BOT
Sabren beitte uno i'm leitoem 9e=
Iuno erbalten Fat, BON oemielben err
martet tperoen fam, oaB eS unter
dbnlihen umltdnoen bielelben Dienz
ite perridten miro.
2eiet bieles:
5rau &obert SDrbrtd, @attin
oeS 3tmmermann5 &obert Sorbri6,
SEQ. 1915 gireiuia 5traBe m~obnbaft,
erflart: .8is gum Nnfana oe8 Sabs
res 1903 fit ih felt pielen Sabren
an GierenIhmersen. Der Sbmera
in meinem Gitden nuroe lhlimmer
uno lhlimmer, unb tpuroe cine tGgs
fibe 2ait, Die MIDI in Der GuSibung
meiner bdusliden Bflihten bebiu=
oerte. Sd fit an &opfldmer8en,
Sd)miuoelanfGllen uno fonnte
9a9ts nidt ihlafen. SIN Mai 1902
erlieB ih, nadoem ib 8Dan's 3ie=
renzBiIen 9ebrauht bate, Die @r=
tldrune CUR IerDffentlidung, oaB
mid Die Biuen poaitdnoig BON ben
&udenl1mersen befreit bdtten. Sd
babe nuttmebr elm Sabr Belt oebabt,
iiber Die Birfung Der WteoiStn nahs
a%uoenten uno pern i'd auh mitunz
ter eerinee Nn5eihen Der &ranfbeit
neripiirt babe, 10 bat Der @ebrau6
Der Weoi5in Itets ale StDrungen be-
leittet uro id bin gu Der ueberseu@
grrg gefanqt, oaB Die erIte 8ebanoz
lung in Der Sat permanent in lbrer
Birfung mar uno th peiB, oaB
wenn man cine Sd]abtel BON 9oan's
Nieren= 8i1en CUR 0ano bat, man
cine @arantie beiibt aegen iraeno
eineu &ierensS ooer 6iGenI1mers.
Sd mD6te ieoem 2eioenoen in Gan
IntDnio raten, iih cine Sbahtel
Doan's @ieren=Biuen entmeoer i'm
8erar Drug Store ooer in Slider &
SprineaG's Drug Store gu faufen
uno ib neiB, oaB Sober iber oas
6eiultat erltaunt uno nit bemlelben
bDaio %sufrieoen lein pirb.
Grbdltli9 bel allen Sr0gui1ten.
Breis so Gents. Softer Miuburn
So. in Buffalo, &c. g., aaeiuige
Mgenten fiir bic Ser. Staaten.
8ergebt niht ben Namen . 0 q II
uno acceotirt fein 5ubititut.
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b lit Sas 8lut.

BDn beiien &einbeit hdngt Die 8eidaf.
fenbeit 6es 9ebens uno Der @eiunbbeit
ab. @enn bas 8lut fib aus iraeno Ell.
ner urIahe peroift, bic 8lutaoern Der.
itopft uno ben Blutfreislauf bernmt,
bann tpir5 bas ibtudtbite Organ i'm &6r.
per am meiiten bon 8latanorang unb
&ranfbeit gu leiben baben. Die alten
ct. 8ernbaroiner WDnd5e tpuBten oies,
unb inoem iie 5ulammenmil6ten, uas
beute nls Die st. Bernar6's 8rduters
piIlen" befannt 1T. nm bic S6leuIen oer
2eber su bffnen uno geiunoe Circulation
MISREPRESENTATION, entoedten ife in 8abr.
beit elm tpirtlibes uniuerlal . SeilmttfeI
fir menihltbe qei6en.
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Gone Star 8ier Smn(prd6e.

Das 2pue Gtar Ster lit meine Srenbe
9as 9pte gtar Ster lit mein 2uit,
Sb trint 6apon 81 ieber 5tunoe
unb bies eeihiebt gang uMbetunBt.
Denn fabl BON Durft ib cine 5pnr,
So lbibt i'm mir bas Gone gtar II
Sic Mlamp 1T cine Stdtte,
@Drauf marth' beiBer 8ampf e%ntbrannt
Dae MlamD, bas lit, ih tuette,
SIN 9anoe ebeniO befannt.
Sur sroBe 9inee siebt es aroBe @anten.
Das 1T nno mnB 10 iein.
Drum lift oas Mlamo Der 2Dne star
Auh 10 plant nno fein.
8erorieBltrb, mirrtih aing er aug,
Ser Serr Gemebl unb fam uah Saus
@erenii9t uub beit'ren Shines.
$50 mart gu oenn, mem lieber Mann"
5rng feline 5rau. 90 fling er an:
.8ei zone gtar Bier bab' idb aelefien,
SerbruB unb Merger iino ner9eiien."
IS laet elm altes Spridwort,
IS tenut's ia aQe @elt,
DAB nun oas @iien unb Srinten
9eib' uno Sect 5uiammen balt.
So eBt Ii ettuas gutes,
Gone Star Bier onsu,
Der Ma9su lit befrieoi9t,
So fD1et Die Seelenritl'.
@er ofbtsis Sabre Soae Star trlntt,
Mis- @reiS erTt in bic CRUDE INIT,
Ob ih mor9en leben tperoe,
BeiB ieh nid)t;
0aB ib a6er. tpenn i'd lebe,
MOreen Sone Star trinfen lueroe,
BeiB ich aana aetpiB.
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6reie Heiie nad) st. 9oais nnO
snriif.

lin ben .8eiudern Der @ettaus.
ftellung ent9eaen3ufDmmen piro Die
SO. 6. &9. =8abn (Ibe Ratgl einen
neuen GhneiIsna spilhens @alpe.
itpn uno 5an NntDnio nuo ct.
aDuiS einlegen uno Die erlte 8eriDn,
bic einen 0amen fir oielen rteuen
Bug einienoet, Der anaenommen
weroen miro, erbdlt Elm Srei>1idet
BON irgeno elmer Station in 9eras
nab ct. 4DuiS unb suriid tpdbreno
Der Nusiteaang. Die fOlaenoen Be-
oin9ungen finb 81 beObahten: Der
Name muB aeu uno Driginea unb
furs uno Deritanolib lein. NIe Mit-
teilungen in 8e3ua bierauf finb AL
riAter an Us. s. grub,
g. . boz SEQ. 620 9.
Dnlas. 9eras.
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Bonn Sriessid)amplabe

Die Sapaner bebaupten, es iei
ibnen MUnta9 aelunaen, Die @ins
Iabrt gum 6ofen BON Sort Irtbur su
bl0dieren.
8eneralmaior Ralhtalinstp,
unter oeiieu birettem 8efehl Die
ShlaGt am galu 9eIblaoen uuroe,
laat in einem 8eridlt an Den g8as
rem, oaB Die Guifen 40 OffiSiere uno
1000 Mann uerioren bitten.
Die 8oiliihe 2eitunQ in Ser.
lin bebauptet, Der RDrobeuti1e 9lopo
babe Der ruiitiben 8egierung adt
ieiner Olteaitatiiden Dampfer oere
fuuft.
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Gsme mpftertSie @eidid,te.

zNm Donnerstng nturgen 2 Ilbt
fubr cine 2Dbntutlbe upr bas Soft
bnus ber Mre. MartpeH, 1924 GDle-
oao'S traBe. Der cine ihpara aetlei-
oete Grau entftieg. Sic begab fidl
anf bic Nebenieite bes 6auies uno
fenerte einen SGuB in baS BON Ell
mem Wanne Rarneus $. 6. Selbg
betuDbnte 3immer ab. Der I'm
itano, oaB Die &ueel ourh oas 6pl8.
ruert Der Salouiien 81 geben bate
rettete benz Mnrne 6as 2ebeu; biz
Rugel fiel neben leinem Bette ME
Der. Die Gttentdterin elite tuieoer
our &utibe 3uriid unb fubr oaoun
Sic muroe aber BON Der Mrs. Meara
nell geieben. Cine Gtunbe porber
bate Die Gremoe telepbuniert, ba6
lie nah benz 6auie fommen perbe,
I'm SelbD 81 totem, m0rauf Mirs.
Wtartueu arttpDrtete, oaB ibr Der 8u.
tritt permeiaert tperoen miroe. Mrs.
wtaTtueu blieb auf, Inn Die @ntmicf
lung %ab5utuarten unb alS lie o.
Hutide DOR benz 6aule balten in3,
iflDB iie Die 6austar uno mar in
UeQrlff, Selbb 81 tparneti, als DER
ScguR rel. Die Nttentdterin mar
ldj0rl porber einr1al i'm 6aule ae.ue.
len uno beitano oarauf, Seibu's
hummer gu beiicbtieen, mas ibr ie.
bod Derrueigert puroe. Man tennt
oen 4utiter uno AUDI Die ibmars
letleioete Srau, Die iebt in ibrem
paule trant oarnieoerlieat. Das
3aus pire pm Der 8oli5ei bemabt,
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oes is aah aars gut, oann Der NuS-
bid in Die 3ufunft, mann Die speite
Srau Mi6 geruint unb feineQi oer'
lofe bDt uno SD bann i'm BO0rbDuie
ipper bic Shlehtiafeit gegen Die
prelent Nlti naboenfe tam. is nit
iebr oerlpdeno.
Mit bieiem @unihe iein SD einfts
peilen 10 lang
Wit &iearos
goura
SDbn 8itih . geo.
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gdalide gnnriiten shlaipaaen

nadl @alifornien, febenlD nah ct.
4ouis ola 9eras & 8acific 8abu
Dbne @ehlel. Sbreibt an iraenb
einen 9idet Ngenten peaen oieles
ueuen Dienltes ooer an 6. y. 9ur'
ner, @eueral= Baiiaaier'Ggent, 9als
lag, 9eras,