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FOOTBALL ROW ENDS
Chicago, Wisconsin and Michl.
gan Settle Trouble


CHICAGO, Feb. 22-The trouble be-
tween the Universities of Chicago. Wis
consin and Michigan over the settlement
OF damage claims resulting from the col
lapse of a grand stand at the Wisconsin,
Michigan football game in 1902 are prac-
tically at an end
According to an official of the University
of Chicago the settlement of the differ
ences between the three universities has
been decided upon and the near future
see the three colleges again on a friendly
footing.
The terms on which the resumption of
friendly relations depend have not been
given out, although it is known that near
ly all of the claims made originally by
Chicago have been acceded to by wis
conSin and Michigan.
The settlement of the Chicago claims
will put an end to a dispute which sew
eral times in the last two years has
threatened to result in the severance of
athletic relations between the universities
concerned.
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= THE WORLD OF SPORT -;
CHESS EXPERTS BEGIN THEIR
eleventh ANNUAL TOURNEY


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Cheer Kansas On

WHEELING, w. Va, Feb. ga
meeting of representatives of the oil
producers of West Virginia, Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio was held here tonight
to take action on the fight against the
Standard in the West, especially in
Kansas. A resolution was adopted ap-
proving the Kansans' attitude and that
we feel it our duty to do everything
in our power to have the unfair and
discriminating methods of the Stand
ard Oil company brought to an end, and
pledge ourselves to assist the proper
officials in a proper movement towards
the welfare of the independent pro-
ducers."
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BIG CROWD ATTENDS
SKI TOURNAMENT
Fifty-tllree Cracks Give Daring Exhbi-
tons on the Long Slides

IsPHEMING, Mich, Feb. 22.-Fully 10.
goo people, witnessed the national ski
tournament here to-day Fifty-three of
Americas IS best skiers completed, giving the
most daring exhibitions ever seen in this
close that the judges have not vet an
nounced the winners. Ole Mongseth
F'redericks, Wis. has the greatest number
of feet to his credit. his total for three
Mich, has a total of 26S, and Carl ER
Red Wing. Mimi. 2761z All these three
leaders in contest fell on the last Jump.
but they stood the first two times Phram
Olson, Red Wing. Mimi. won the ladies'
cup jump. 99k feet without fall. Gus
Bye jumped 100 feet inches, falling. and
Ole Mangseth jumped 104 feet, falling.
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Y. M. c. A. Beats Saints

Y. NJ. c. A. athletes yesterday defeated
st. Thomas at handball. winning the
doubles and singles in each event. Lange
and Murnane, representing the Y. M. G..
u to IA and 2i to Z. Walsh and Prema,
line, of the Y.'s. defeated Shields and Fo-
ley. of st. Thomas, 81 to and 81 TO 10.
Denny and Sporer of the downtown asso-
citation, were winners over MatZ and
Debrensky, of the Catholics, 81 to 10 and
u to z. In singles, F. Murnane bested
Burns q to 8 and j. Sporer won over
Casey 81 to 13
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

Class g
The r. G. Dun team won two games
from the Towle syrup team on the Court
alleys last night. Jedlicka. OF the r. G.
Dun team, rolled 224 in the first game.
Other scores We're: Wagner, Towle Syrup
Co, 209; Klosterman, r. G.. Dun, 2O5:-
Lavelle. Towle Syrup. 200. On the Acme
alleys the Field-Schlick team lost two
games to the st. Paul Fire and Marine.
Nyquist, OF the Field-Schlick team
scored 30. and Tingwall, OF the same
team. POI. The scores:
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Surplus over all liabilities -. $1,000 90
Business In Minnesota In 1904
.ss, 739 .O6 1915 81 ss75.sT
State of Minnesota.

Department. OF INSURANCE.
Whereas, the United States Casualty
Company. a corporation organized under
the laws of New York. has fully complied
with the provisions Of the laws of this
state relative TO the admission and au-
thorization of insurance companies OF its
class.
Now therefore. I, the undersigned, IN
surance Commissioner do hereby empower
and authorize the said above named com
pany to transact its appropriate business
of general casualty insurance in the State
of Minnesota. according TO the laws there
Of until the 31st day of January, A. D.
1906. unless said authority be revoked or
otherwise legally terminated prior thereto.
In testimony whereof, l nave Lhereunt0-
set my hand and affixed my official seal
at St. Paul. this 31st day OF January, A.
d. 1906. THOMAS ID. OBRIEN.
Insurance Commissioner.
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Burglars Are Busy

Burglars are busy in Minneapolis. and
on Tuesday night they entered the resi-
dence at 11eS Seventh street south and
stole a watch and several trinkets. No
trace of the thieves has been found
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-23
Sells Pools on RowIers

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Feb. 22.-Patrick
J. Corrigan and Theodore Wigel, of Mil
waukee. were arrested today charged
with violating a state law by selling pools
on the bowling tournament now in prog
ress at the exposition building
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cantIIIon sIans eexlIIe

MlIWAUkEE, Wis, Feb. 22.-Manager
Joseph Cantillon, of the American associa
ton Milwaukee ball team. announces to-
day that he has secured Catcher Mont
Beville. Of the Detroit American league
club, for this season.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-23

season. The score was % to %. and at
no time until the last whistle blew was
the victory safe.
The team work and individual play of
both teams was the best seen in local
college ranks this year.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-23
SECOND ROUND


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FROM in moves Mr. Par
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doctors OF the Heidelberg Medical Insti-
tute and was cured. C J.
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chicaoo Defeats conhers

CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-The University of
Chicago basketball team today defeated
the University of Minnesota in the hard
est game played on the Bartlett floor this
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-23

Ime-I.U5N, I:IU, I:IU, I:IUN, I:IU.
The judges We're; G. M. Griggs. Dr. R.
d. Eaton and Dudley Scheffer. Distance
judge, II. Pothen; starter, w. S. Gregny;
timers, J. Bintliff and j. Fenstermaker.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-23
Mr.. HEGE'S CURE
OF ECZEMA
Grateful Letter from the WelI-Known
Passenger Agent Of the B. & O.
R. R., Washington, DC.
CUTICURA SUCCEEDS
AFTER DOCTORS FAIL

Mr.. S. B. Hege, passenger agent of
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II you are too busy TO bring your
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Remedies, am now rid of that fear
full pest, weeping eczema, for the FIRST
time in three years. 1t firstappeared
on the back of my hand in the form
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(signed) S. B. Hege, Washington,
DC, June 9, 'o4."
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to accept service in Minnesota. Insurance
Commissioner.
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railroad men of
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ing grateful let
ter: Th ks
to the Cuticura
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Die aiatbe DTS :Ar}tes.

Or. Gatctiffe mar ST. ieiner 3eit Ser
gefu6tefts unb beliebteite Ir3t 2onz
bpns. 2eioer liebte er Die 5laI6e 10
febr, baB CT oft ieinen 9eruf oariiber
Derna6lGiii9te.
gr IaB zines Sages in ber BON ibm
bepor5ugten n5tube, als Elm 5err
atbemlos bereinitiir3te unO nit bebenz
Ser Stimme rief: rlm 9ottes tpiQen,
9oftor, tommen sic i9neQ nit mir,
metne S9piegermutter liest i'm Gterz
ben!"
Isle erlauben ipobl, Dab i6 erit
austrinfe," ia9te rubig Ser Sottor.
9p9 Ser onoere, Der ieinen Wann
fannie, berIu9te tpeOer Bitten nod
Drobunsen, Ionoern nabm etnfa4 oas
8las oes Mr3tes unb f6iittete bel EN-
Snbalt gum 5enfter binaus.
8ebeno por 3orn tonnte Or. Ratz
cliffe anfangs fein Wort fpre9en;
oann i9rie er: r@ie Slsgel, sic Groz
bian! Darten Sic, Sbre S4niegerz
mrtter ion mid an Sbnen mod
rGhen!"
9amit Itiir5te er fort unb tpenbete
an feline Gr5tlihe &unlt atf, um DIE
Granfe tpieoer eeiuno su muhen.
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gont Rric9sfd,ampIab.

Die beioen rul6f6en Slotten baben
Iib pereiniet. ibcii,en aber feine 9ult
5u baben. Die Snoozdineiiiben @emdher
su perlaheu, no iie iih unter fran50i=
idem 5dube lider fiiblen. Sapan
proteltirt aeeen NeutralitdtserleBuna
bon 5eiten Der Tranaoien, bod lueroen
Die 8roteite nibt bea6tet.
$50 lid 5oao NIT isiner sflptto auf=
hdlt. lit nod INNER Elm 8eheimniB.
Seoenfals 1T Der iapanilpe Nomiral
beHtr iiber Die yeweaun9en Der &ullen
unterriAtet, als 2ebtere iber leinen
Mufentbalt.
ga6 Den Ia6ridten aus Der Wano=
Idurei riifsn Die Sapaner auf Der gan=
ssn 2inie Dor uno ertpartet man in 0e1l
nddHen So9en ben Se9inn elmer neuen
.9rGBen Shladt.
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gSinona Sare oiele gatinn.

99iupua See n,rb bteie Soiion beionbers onsiebens
lin fiir Ausflii9e. Ser Summer 1905 miro etn be~
Ipuoers ans1eheuber Ieiu ON MtnoHo gre, benz murs
berbGbihen ,8eiort" I'M nbrolidben e5notana on ben
Qenniplnonta 2iuieu. Ste Yresbpterlon General
2lIIemblp pirb Iicb bort lS. 9ai perdmmcln. ge'
riibmte Geouer uuo Waniiter Ino fir oie nntrrbol.
tuuQen oieer Soiipn en0aQirt pnroen. gs finben
bort @onocrtioreu uns Spcials unb reltgibie Der
iantnlluuGen tott bonn Dtot bis September. 0ie lite
rtr6e Experimentation lpiro prputnente ietn
;Su Rlrsem, cs ipro eine iberaus profitable 5niio
iein IN erau9nnQ Sebrer uno Stuo, ,nten .lpelde
Sommeri9ue beind)en. lpereen bnIsiblt protittren
qBnpuo Safe bat Splfs&inQe Sennts=G ourts.
@oIeboa. unb Grifet.Srilube. 8potabrten. sSiiheu,
&o9s sf5acltGeu uno Sbpimmen. Sic Yennipl-
gnou. uub iHnf3ebutdaioe Grcrliouss3irtets fbnnen
erlauat iperben uon 5ifetNQeuteu Der Yenuiplpanta
2iuien. Sufprmatipu iher gRitpua See. YroQramm
non 9. s. 3icfep. Sefrrtdr unb General Yetrtebss
letter. Minpua 2afe Sno.
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Sofales,

= Mnf ole fiihlen Sage baben mir
beute pieoer marmes Wetter.
- @ute Weine uno 2iqueure 5u
meoi3inii6en 3ueden finoet man in
Noolpb's Hiqueur=Stere am Public
Square, Telephone 35l. II
- @brifian 9oB, Der l3 Sabre in
Suearcreet Somnlbip Qewobnt bat,
III fieIe gBo6e nuA Der S6mei5 uer=
reif mo beobli6tiot. Ieine lebten 2e=
benstaoe in ieinem 0eimatsorte 81 oer=
leben. goB 1T l1ou 81 Sabre alt. ;
- g8ilIiam @eiIer, Elm SObn bon
Sobn 5. @eiIer oabier. luuroe am Wton'
ta9 Nadmitta9 pon einem 6remoen,
Der ouf einen nod ubri6soille fabren=
Den straBsnbabwaaen iprinaen moats,
BON Der 8anoplante oes Wagens berun.
ter Qerineu uno fiel auf Die Safltelne
Der straBe, luobei er lid l6Iimme .yer=
febunQen susoQ. 9a Der @Onouttor
ben uniau ni6t bemertt bate, 10 fubr
URI lDUNtlt lDtlltl INV AuAl oSt OkSu-
De, oeflen 8rutalitGt ben unfa0 otrans
lott battes bIieb auf Der 8anqplante
lteben uno tiinmerte lih uibt lueiter
um oen 8naben.
Gin unFreitpilliass 8ao nabmen
om Monta9 Abeno Sobn u. Seller BON
WoinwriQbt mo cine iunae 8ome, Die
mil ibm ole SboD in lbri6spille be-
iu6t bate. 9ie jun9en 2eute fub'
rem auf Dem 9eimueg iiber Mtiouale
uno pollten Damn bel Der I'M Vau be-
qriffsnen Bride in @oI6en olr6 ben
NluB Iabren, nobel Iie ieoo4 in tiefes
@aNer oerietben. 9as giero i6wamm
nod elmer tleinen Snlel uno Die lun9en
9eute bielten lh an guaQp feIt uno
rieien um SiilIe; lie muroen am lller
Qebbrt unb man mics ibnen nit elmer
2aterne pom ufsr. mo Iie our6fo6ren
fonnten uno 10 eelanQten lie enoliA nit
Dem 8erluit elmer 8ieroeoede mo BON
Sellers 6ut ans ll6ere ufer.
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snInnh.

Su allen orOBeren StGoten oes 2ou=
oes muroe i'll Den leBten Saoell ous Qln=
oenten S6lllers in wiroi9er WeiTe 9es
Ieiert.
ct. 2ouis mo llmQe9eno nuroeu in
Der gta1t sunl 6reita9 BON einem befti:
Gen 8ewitter uno Winolturm bsimQe=
iu6t, moourd betrdhtlider Gdaoen
ongeridiet wuroe. 3mei YerIonen
nhrhen get0otet uno adt perlebt. 9ie
@e!Ooteten lino: g6arlss GrDaer. Elm
Sarmer BON @omQrosoilIe, Der pom
StiB Qetroffsn wurOe uno George gen.
ton. Elm z Sabre otter Gnabe, Der er=
trunten lit. Srei Mdnner uno cine
6rau haben 8einbriihe erbalten uno
orei perionen puroen pom 9llB 0etrof=
fen. aber nidt 9et0otet. 9ln oer Oft
ct. SouiIer 2ebee nuroen auf elmer
5trefe BON elmer Meile alle Selegra.
p6enpfolten. Die 149 9r1bte truoen,
umQenorfen uno man1e Bfofen 3er=
bra6en in 3 Stiife. gs foloten ein=
amber in tur3er 3eit bier Stiirme. ale
BON 5iiomeIt tommeno.
Sel einem feuer, oas lebte Wode in
Der Ra6t gum Donnerltae oas alte 5.
Noenue Dotel, elm 5olsoebduoe an De,
Is. NOenue in 8ulutb. Minn.. ssrlt0rte,
ltamen bier Berionen um's 2eben.
| Gin Walobrano. Der Iebte Wobe bei
Der Station 9arbp. MaK.. am Miople:
boro= plDmoutb 3meie Der Nen gurf,
g}ew 9apeu & Sartforo 8abn aus.
brad. eritrefte iib iiber so auaorat.
meilen 2ano 8roBe Wa6en= bon Sid.
ltens uno Birtenbols iinb perbrannt.
| &oOfebelt bat feline Sa9otour i'm We.
| ten beenoet unb 1T anf Der 6eimreil,
Inah 8aIbinston be9riffen.
! 3. S. Gbaffer luill, ,als Yrdlioent Del
lNmaleamateo Nliociation Der gilen
uno Stallarbeiter suriif treten.
/ Gin Sornaoo, Der in Der Nadt sun
/ Gienltag ourd Mar9uette, Ras.. bin.
lfeote, bat eroBen 5haoen anaerihte
uno big gum Nbeno lpuroe fsitgeliellt.
bab 26 pcrionen babel um's 2eben se.
fommen uno A mehr ooer ,pelli9e,
lfhlper berleBt moroen ltuo. @iniae De,
! gerlebten rerben nibt nit Dem 9ebeu
loaoontomrlen.
| Der 5treit Der Gubrleuie in Gbicagr
oauert tort, aber Die aroBenD Departemeni
l@eindIte lmo Die GIpreB- Ronipaanieu
ihatten an Dienitaa beinabe ipieber ID
lpieIe Waqeu ,pie por Dem gfreit i'm
gstrieb, uno iis fbidten ibre Waasn
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

eSolepb g. Seems tpuroe ua1 bem
Nrbeitsbaus in Columbus geidift, neil
es es unierlalien, eine llnterltilbme an
Bertha Deems gu besablen, tuie oas
8eriht es oerlan9t bate.
gJta 8ernot eeaen Grneif VI. Bernot
II. u. Gie Mmerieafl Sheet & Sin
plate So. tplrb ansewieien, oas 8eIo,
oas lie Dem grneI VI. 8ernbt f1uloig
lit. an Die Gldgerin 5u .besablen.
sSpleph paaett 9e9M NOIanna pa=
gett. Dem Gldeer miro Die na1ge=
fllAte gbeiheioung beuiliat. neil bic
Grau i'm Dor mebr als orei Sahren in
b0smilliser yDsile perlniien. Ser Sid
ger bat an bic Grau $500 in Gelo su
bssahlen. mogseen oieIe auf ieoen Mn-
fpru1 an iein Gieenthum gersibt lei.
ffet. Der Rldaer bat DIE Soften oes
Wgrfabrens 5u be3ablsn.
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1aDesncuigfctten.
phia.


Sas giqentbum Der pertradten Mult.
man @ompanp in @antpn lpuroe bort
am Dienitaa Oifentlid uerltei9ert.
ganton bemiibt ii6 ernittl6 oarum.
oab Die oemotratiIde 5taats Gonpens
tion in iener Staot abgebalteu meroen
ioll. Canton iuare alleroin9s Elm iebr
aeeigneter ptab biersu.
Sn elmer 2oealoptionmohl in Minao
Suuction lieaten lebte @o6s bic ,Nai=
len" init elmer Nlebrheit Don mebr als
100 Simmer. Wlingo Sunctiou lit
oa5 fea6telte Stdot6en in Sbio, inoem
es bel einer @inmobnersahl bon 5000
Seelen 40 Wirtblbaiten beiibt.
aaIlirer 5pear bon Der uertra6ten
Notionalbant in Oberlin lit gu lieben
sSabren 3u6tbaus uerrrtbeilt poroen.
6ront @. pone9fne in @oIbocton,
Elm an9eiebeuer 8emotrat, muroe sl
eiusm Der 5rult&s Der Cbioer unioer=
.litdt ernannt. an Steae bon pdul
Sones bon Columbus. oe6en Sermin
ab9elauIeu 1T.
stqatsanlualt s. 90. Softer IieB am
g. Mai eineu Saitbefebl eeQen Wmfielo
Scott. Den ehemaliaen Silf5auoitor
BON atbens Gountp ausltsllen, morin
oemIslben> CUR 2ait oeleot miro. nit 8e.
aug auf ben iiber $7l 900 betrooenoen
Seblbetrag in Der @ountD.Gafe fali6e
@intrdae in Den betreffenoeu Yh6ern
gemaht 5u bubsn. Ser 6aItbeIebl
tOnnte ieood oarerIt nibt polI3oQsn
msroen. oa Scott our 3eit in Der Wob=
nun9 ieinss SOhnes i1lper ertranti
oarnieoer lieot. @r tuuroe unter $40.
600 Siir9lhaft eeitelt uno Den @roB.
lelbmOrnen iiberpieieu, Die om Is.
Utai auiammen treten uno oen Sal!
nufnehmen tueroen.
Sn PORTSMOUTH Itreittsu l25 Nrbei=
ter oes Sirius Walace, neil gBalIace
oenlelben 81 per Wa1e bon ibrem Sob.
he suriifbeh1lt mo er bate bsBbalb
QroBe S6mieriateiten bel Dem Srans-
port Ieines @irfas.
Der Ne9er Sames 8reeu, Der anges
tlaQt 1T. Dor elmer @uhe 8ottieb 3im-
mermann bon GauoustD erI6o1en gu
boben uno oeBmegen beinabe QeIDn1t
moroen pdre. iuur0e oen GjroBQesbmor=
nen iibermieIen uno unter $4,000 Siir9.
iAaft gefeQt.
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Mod,te pnn Gals sn SSans
Qehen.

Srou Catherine &otb, aus 0as=
brouf Siabts. q. S., abreibt sd
mar eine lan9e 3eit frant aemelen uno
bon ben Nrsteu bebanoelt Doroen.
Damn ibidte mein 8atte mid nah Dem
Spipital, mo id bon ben prpfelloren
unteriu6t apuroe, melbe bebaupteten,
oaB i'd tpsgen zines 8emddiss operle>t
meroeu miiBte. 9aUon polite id aber
nidts mil1sn, iOnoern beibloB ben
Wlpenttduter= Slutbeleber. iiber ben i6
l6on 10 uiel 9ebDrt batte. 8u periuden.
S6 nabm eine S!afde na6 Der anoeren
uno fano balo aus. baB i6 qeIuno
puroe. 2eute, pelhe midi jeBt ieben.
frasen mid oft, Oh ib mid babe oper-
ieren lallen, aber oenen laae i6 nnein,
9r. Gabrnep's Webi5ln bat mid fur=
| irt." SD bin 10 aliiflib iiber Die
Wieberberitellung meiner @elunooeit,
oaB ib BON 6aus 81 5aus geben
mD6te uno ben 2euten iiber oieie pun=
oerDolle WeoiSin er5dblen."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-11
@tm toufiibner Daitt

encet oft nit eturm tranrisen tnrdu.
un sufduise &rlsBunsen sn teilen, Nes
trauht 8udlen's Qrniea Salbe. Cine
tiefe gEunpe in meinen, Sne, BON cinem
llnfau.s ihreibt 3beppor Sdile Ycn Gcs
tumbus, o., eeruriahte mir piete
S4mer3en. Die Qerste raren hilfic
bod gmflen's Nrniea Salbe beilte ibn
RAID. 6eilt unn linpert 8ranDwuncen
tpie maeiIh. 9iur 25 Gents in Ntiuers
4pctbete. Sn Millers Npctbe trirb beatlb
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-11

Nm Montag muroe Or. MC@ollom
unn ubri6suille gu 6orrp Mtlllborn Qt=
rufen, Der onf Der @aOmeiI 6arm bei
Stillnoter nobnt. 9erIelbe mar Qe.
ldbHeu uno bate 3ublreide S6ro:=
munoen an G6rper unO III Den Yet
nen. gDie Der Nrst lo9t. lino Die Wun=
ben Idmer3baTt, aber nidt gefdbrIl6. :
Wilbprn wuroe an 9len!oQ eerbcItet
uno in Grmonolun9 elmer Siir9I6oIt
nod Der bieIi9en Sail Qebraht. So
Der 8efonoene ms0en leinen WunOeu
ni@t i'm stonoe mar 81 luuten. 10 fubr
i'm Der @DuItobler in einem Shu btor=
rem uOn Der StruBenbobn n0h Dem
@efdn9nlB.
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g6re6liDe Seioen geftiut.

Sn i6redli6en 2eipen BON ben bDsars
tietn @iften unperrauter gfabrun9 fb
pinpenr, nabm 6. g. @raplpn BON au>
Ia, WtF., Or. 8ina's oNew Qife" pillen,
wie ct l6reibt: Mit benz Rcfultat, taB
ih gebeilt wurbe. Alle Wa9enz uno
Gtnseweipeleipen weidensspor ibren far
tenpen, obfiibreupen Giaenlhaften. 25c
in Wtllers Aputbete. @arantrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-11

bis in Die entierntslisu Stutttbeile,
mdllbe obne pOllSetIlNsn Shuy. Sic
muroen aud falt gar nibt be!dltiat.
@s paren n1brenb oes Sa0es 1900
6ubrmerte auf oen 5traBen, uno am
MlittmO9 lino nod mebr in 8strieb
aeItelt poroen.
Ser beriidti9ie Nan gaterlon Yros
seb in Sem Nort bat lein gnoe aefun=
ben, inoem Die 8sihmorensn li6 abere
mails nibt eirieeu t0nnten. Nan
paterion. elne Shautpielerin. mar an=
petlaet, ben sportsmann ,@eaiel"
Youn9. Der nit ibr Elm 8erbdltnis
unterblelt, erl6Ollsn 81 baben.
auslann.
SSn ct. petersburg beiBt es. oaB be
einem Snoen Wallucre gu 3sbitomer
an 200 Ssraeliten aet6otet uno Der.
punoet muroen. Ndbere @inselbeiten
Ieblen. Nad 3ebitomer aeIauote 0es
pei1en bleiben unbeantlportet.
Am 27 Npril nuroe cine beutIbt
8ruppsnabtbeilung unter Dem Saupt.
mann Winterfelo in oen Bergen 0ltIit
uou 8enanls,, 8eutih Giiolpsltafrita,
Don ben rebelliihsn 0sreros on9eariffsr
uao III nem Sample, Der Iih oanr
sntIpanu. wurOen isdSsbn Oeutidoe &c:
t0otet Ooer perwunoet. Sie @ings=
borenen wuroen ihIieBl,h bsrtrieben
Sic lieBen Is Soote auf Dem Gampf
plNb jurild.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-11
Gin McbI Oas an Der spite
Der Vroseiiios itcbt,

Der Vroseiiion itcbt,
uenn es lih oarum banoelt. gutes PROT
ali baden, lit .YeerleB1 Mebl nnb slpar
bat es Elm r1atiirlihes unb pobl erpors
benes &edt 81 oielem bohen Nanae.
iDeaen bem Weisen. BON Dem es een,adt
lit. Der gorgfalt. Miibe unb Neinlids
teit tpegen, Die beim Mablen angelpelts
BET meroen. aebiibrt Dem .pserleBn
Mshl cine flbrenoe ROle Dor anoerem
Mebl.