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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-05-19

SO crowded have we been and rus
he'd TO make tina lawful appearance
of several series of legal advertise
naents during the last three or four
months that we have been forced to
defect our energies somewhat from
the literary department of the paper
in order to successfully meet these
axigencies. Now that the rush is ov-
err, we have turned to this a little
neglected side. and are putting for
WARD our efforts TO not only attain
the former standard but TO - farth
er, and make the Old Herald d much
neater. more readable and tyaog rsipli
icsaliy more correct a journal. II we
do anything in connection with this
resolution thatI passes you, please
don / pla; Shut mouth. but LET Us
lsava your eneourageaasat by spesl's-
IN. OFT ii company
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-05-19
The Bad Boy Writes from the Waldorf
Dinner - Tries to Rescue
"Count.s5" in Distress.
BY HON. GEORGE ". PECK.
(Ex-Governcr of Wisconsin. formerly pub
Usher Of Pccks sun, author OF

BY HON. GEORGE W. PEEK.
(Ex-Governcr of Wisconsin. former. y pub
Usher Of Pcck's sun. author OF
..Pecks BAD 10y, e,c.)
Copyright. l.Vi. by Joseph IL. Eowcs)
Waldorf Astoria. New lcrA.-Lear
Cnc.e Ezra: We are still at this tav-
ern, hui we cont DO ahytn.n1 but sleep
mere. and stay aICuIa in tie tItL.' ns.n-
lngs TO let people look a, US. and dad
wears that olu swaliow-tail coat he hua
before the war, but be has lCt new
silk hat since We got here: one ct these
shiny oLes that is 80 silica II males his
clothes iooA offul bum. We about HtAt
broke ON the first supper We had, or
uinLer they call 1t here. You see. dad
bought this was about a thres-cUllar-a-
DAY house. and that the meals were in
Guided, lille they CO at Oshkosh. and -
when We went down to dinner Cnc SAID
we wouldn't Go thing 10 cid Astcr.
lie let me order the dinner. but told me
to order eveFythiEg on the b.ll-of sale.
because we wanted 10 get the worth OF
our three dollars q day. Wei, luEsst.
couldn't order all there vas. 'e.use
yOu COuAOn AutN box ~ Oil Oh q biAA%sAtA
table. Say, that list they gave me Lad
everything on it that was ever ct or
drunk. but told dad they Guild fire us
out II We ordered the whole prescription.
SO all | ordered was terrnp:n. canvas
back duck. oysters. clans. crabs lot Of
new l;nds OF fish. and some beef ami
mutton. and turkey. and Wcosicocl. and
partridge, and quail, and English pleas
ant. and lobster and salads and ices. and
pie and things, just to stay our stomachs.
and when II came to wine. cad veal :
ened, because he didn't want TO set
bad example to me- so he ordered hard
"ider for hisself, and ASKED me il WANT
ed anything to drink. and ordered
brown pop. You'd been ticl led to gee
he waiter when he took that order.
cause cont s'pose anybody ever or
fered cider and brown I-op there since
.istor skinned mnsLrats for a living.
when he was trapI or up north. Gosh.
but when the. brought that dinner in.
you ought to have seen the sensation Il
created Most OF he people In the
great dining hall loo: ed at dad as though
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-05-19
Saws the Biloxi Review.

1t seems to be IA well understood fact
that Hon. E. +. Noel will be cand;-
date again for governor. But we dou-
bit very much if the report of Judge
Critz trying it once more is to be
credited. And it is well to understand
that Noel will be formidable candidate
His race in the former contest was
a yer. craditable one indeed.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-05-19

Courier journal: A lemon pie from
one of the large bakeries in Chicago
has been analysed, with the result
that it was found to contain no lem
on, butter or eggs. 1t was made OF
starch, paste and various products Of
coal tar. The things that will sur
prise most people who have tackled
the Lemon pie, the most devastating
of all pies. IS that no sn:phuric acid OF
dynamite was discovered among its
contents.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-05-19

The Herald acknowledges receipt
of an invitation to the Commence
ment Exercises of the Industrial In
stitutn and College, at Columbus,
Miss. on Nay, 1922. presented by
Misses Willie and Stella Mcleod,
daughters of orr townsman, Mr.. Gee
X. Mcleod. We are sorry that We
can t attend.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-05-19
u v.C. Reunion.

Louisville Ky, June l4th- 10th
Low rates will be mad. by the Mo-
bile and-Ohio r X ant. 1. spec,al trait,
will be run from Mississippi and Ten
nessee stations if there vii be G
nough passengers to justify. Call On
NJ. and O. Agents and make your ar
engagements.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-05-19

f ri Wolfe of Bear. G o e la. cheat
ed death. says Two wears ago j had
Kidney trouble vi b caused me
great pain. suffering and anxit;y,
but ] took Electric Bittei.s, which cf
fccted a complete cure. | have also
found them Of great benefit in Seuer
Ill debility and nerve trouble and
keep them constantly on hand. since,
IS | find they have no equal. For
sale By F.nlk Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-05-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior
Land Office 1T Jackson. Miss.
lf..r l0n,
Aluv 3 lMl,

May D 1863
Notice is sreby given thai the following
named settler has filed notice OF her intention
20 make final proof in support OF her claim
and thai said proof will be made before the
Circuit Clerk. Greene Co-nty.at Lealesviile
Miss..os Irns u II 5 viz:
Eli. NJ. Ba FL e, No33f20. for the
WI SWl & SWf NWI Sec - T 3 N
r West of St Stephens Meridian.
her continuous residence upon ard cnltiyati. n
of said land. viz:
John Br wer. Charles Dunhanl Rufc
Bradley, Abner Hey, all OF Betty
Mississippi.
FRED W. COLLINS. ster
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-05-19
Z. II. Ross made in itinerancy in
and about Meridian durin. the week.


That's probably what ails you if
you re drowsy in the day time. If
you yslwn, stretch ee Oh weak to
work and broken up generally, some
people may call it s ring Fever. but
people may cab IL. Spring fauer bs t
you are sick Browns iron Bitteis
that famous I'D tonic will make You
we'll and strong. IT does not consti-
pate OF stain the teeth AMI is recon-
laended by physicians sols IS sssiiz
Drug %
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-05-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior
Land Office at Jackson, Miss.

II pm 30 lt'VJ- J
Notics: is hereby given that the following
PANIED settler Ia filed notice of his intention
to make final pr,ot in support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Circuit Clerk Croen@sCounty. at Lsakesvills.
Miss. OIL y re s 1915. viz:
West Ran>sFer. Fl E No 35 81 for
the E3 SWI See 10, 7 S RI West
of ST. Stel hens Meridian.
File names the following witnesses to prove
hiseontinuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz:
Tobe JEFFERSON. Willis McInnis,
Monsoon Knott, Ira BaAeall ofoBex-
ley, Miss.
FRED. W. COLLINS. Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-05-19
x - - I - =
e EDITORIAL -
"a - - - - >

If a newspaper man would make
bold to publish all he knew, life
would not be worth living to a whole
lot of people and the days of III, edi-
tor would probably be few and full
of trouble Laurel Chronicle
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-05-19

DE trouble wifi some mighty
amart men, said uncle Eben, Is dat
when a oppsrtun. ty comes along dey
does so much mental arithmetic about
1t dat it clean gone pls bcfs' dey
gifts de answer Washington Star.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-05-19

Summer has always been depicted
to us as being a mature radiant and
robust damsel. II may be that the
April Fool, although fool, is not
wholly devoid of taste.
Kosciusko Herald
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-05-19

Thursday witnessed another influx
of Book AGENTS, three New Workers
VINO kept Prof Williams busy listen
ing to their several explanations of
the Merits of their Companys books.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-05-19

LlCkMAN AND (l1OhED DAD OH
then. after learning French quite spell
with the maid, we heard the coants Sd
getting of tho elevator. and the maid
said must skip. cause it was the count
ess' bedtime, and | went back and
told dad the whole thing was arranged
for him to meet the countess, in half
an hour or so. as she had 10 write few
letters to some lines and dukes, and
when she gave little scream, as though
she was practicing her voice On an opera,
or something. dad was TO SO andIap at
the door. Gosh. bit was sorry for
dad. for he was SO nervous and anxious
for tho half hour to expire that lie
walked up ard down the room. and
look ed at himself In the mirror. and
acted like he had Indigestion. | had
tcld the maid that she and the coantt s.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-05-19
NON RESIDENT NoTIE.

NON RESIDENT N oTIE.
State of Mississippi
To Neadie naniels
You arc commanded to appcar heforc -"
chareerv ronr' o. the Courtv ofGr~rne in
I'D St"'ort r-'ns in tho Cler'-s Or'cr t..
T.nat"sv'n" sail @r~rntv on n, ars. Nor
dav o. ~ y y. '1:5 n l.f-~d no est
in said euo~. Of I'M ram ran.els bill for
diyor." wAs-ci- Won defendants.
This May o 1925.
S. z. Mckay Clerk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-05-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR
Land Office ut Jackson. Miss.
Nava. 1905.

Via -, t'Vts
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settler has Hied notice VI his intention
10 make anal proof in support or his claim.
and that said proof Will be made before the
c rcuit Clerk. June is 1915
William l. Smith, H K No 1882,
for the SEA NEi Sec 9 and WI SWl
and SW4 NWi Sec 10 T Ms Z Wcs t
Of St Stephens Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. VIZ:
Richard Henderson, Alex Smith, Vim
son VALLEY, James Dunnam all of
Grafton Miss.
FRED W. COLLINS. Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-05-19

To Tohn T Cannon, the defendart
You sre comma .ed IN sr~er- Aefors e
cha ..er~ Curt >. y" ennr'v NJ Crae-e IL 81 ID
State. on the ist MONDAY Of Jrl- /, D 1905 70 do
fard .ha sui, in said Court of Isabel Cannon
bill for S-r,ree. wsa~,'- -nr 80 Defendant.
This h day OF Nay A. ?. 1895.
nsr-Av fro~k
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-05-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ALTON.
Dcnartmenet nf tho Tnteric"
Land Offic at Jackson Miss
April 10. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named ectti"r has fii"d notice of her intention
n ma.o final proof IN support OF her rlsim.
and that said proof will no made hefnre the
circuit clerk. Greene county. at Leakes vile.
Miss. May 25 ioaF. viz:
d Nizcll, c Fl Fnbanks, P + Fu
banks. James Reeves all of Bexley
Mississippi.
She nan er the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
William 7. Holland, Fl F, No 39253
for tho SEqr SFqr Sec 33 TlSR Z
West of ST. Stenhcns Meridian
Ired ". Collins Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-05-19
NON -REsTnvNT NOTICE
State Of M:Ssisc; mi

S. r. Mckay Clerk
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-05-19

FRED. W. COLLINS. Register.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25
8escn Gbcn nit SilipinuS.

Snbionopoli&, Sno., 81. Sc.
brllor. - SIN Stantsienot Der 2egiS.
lotltr brof)te Senator 9ouis, Der Die
Counties Monroc mo Greene per.
tritt, cine Sorloge eill, oer5ufolge c5
I'M Stoote Snoiond %perboten iein ioil,
cine 8erion 81 beirotben, meldcr
mebr ais gino6tel 8ilipinoblut in
Den Ioern flicBt. GS bo6cn nGmlid)
i'll Bloomington, no S%tiloentcn oll3
Den Ybilippincn Die StootS timber.
litot beIuden, peribicoentlide n9ln'
tnilpfltn9en" 5miid)en oieien Stltoen-
ten uno Observation-Disclosures itott,
gcfunbcn. "a ole reip. Gltern be.
fiirdteten, oorolls fonnten Seirotbct
entIteben, ueronloBten tie sic Ginbriu'
grng Scr IoniS'iden Bill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25

iulltotc or Sem SollS = Gomite fir
9ontpeien unO llnlotfSlnittel etit'
geretht bat, t0nnen iid) &%rontbeitS'
feline, namcntlid 6ie Der SdJfutno.
luht un6 Der 0%ipbtbcritt3, alIf go
ficrgclo ciucu Wtunnt lang uH0 ult
WetuIlgelo "a Stun0en crbalten. Gie
Seine beioer eriuGbnten 8rantbeiten
tonnen 0lrd 8eI0 BON elmer Ferlon
uui ole onoere iibertragen mer0cn.
Ter 8eiratb Der ~CriuGbnten 9ebor0c
lit ourdJ sic gcponnencu HeIuItute
81 ser llcbcr5eugwng acIangt Dob i'm
&nterciie Der oifentlihcn @ciunobcit
beidmlBtc5 @opierQcIo 10 ihneIl mic
m0glif) ollS ocm%crtcbr gc5oQcu lucrs
Den iollte.
Ser q 50 Streit II &c.
nc6ucla.
Or. Sole sc H5eiuS Ynul, Ser Der.
trnulihe Ngent pes @rGiioenten ga,
itro bon @ene3uelu, iproh in 9egIei-
ting oeS oene5ueloniiben 8ei61it5-
triggers @eIo5 bel Staatsicfrctdr SoD
Dor, INN ieinG Greoitipc 81 itberrei-
hcn mo CAB sic %GrtIdrrmg nb, oic
nculihc Gntideiouna ocS SberGe.
rid)tS bon &cnc5uclo IN ser gppelo.
ton Der omeritoniihcn oNSpbolt
Company" babe iid rltr INN cine g}e-
bcniroge georebt mo ici nift ol3 CT
he 0eiinitipc GrIeoiglmg oc5 aern3
Der Sohe 81 betrobtcn; cr lteQte 5lr.
gleif oie M00li6teit elmer bcfrieoi.
genoen Grlcoiglmg Ser 9lspbutsGon-
tropcric ol,f Dem NehtSlueqe in glll3-
lidt. <Su Stoota0epartement bate
man ole Suhc in cincm onocrcn I'M.
AilnItigcn SinnC muigefoBt mo &c.
Ocnft cine Gntihcioung nidyt 5ll ior.
circn, 10 InuNc sic Son 0omingo.9m.
Gclegcnbcit nidt ibre GrIeoigung &C.
iuloen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25
IS. GOnorcf. - 3iucitc Situug.

9eperioge's Anitrengungen i'm 3ntc.
reiie DER Staoten6ia. - Der Sc.
nat, miro mobriheinIih am Mons
tag ilber Den Spognc 6uQ a6,
ltimmcn. &ermtidte Gipil,
SermiuigmgSbiQ i'm 9auie in
&erbanollmg.
@oibingtou, sc, n. Iebr.
- Ger Serat oertbcilte bcutc icine
Belt 3miiden Dem 5mopnc 5mpeod.
lncnt . Geriobrcu unO Sem Nntrooe
9eoeriOge's Gno.D, MitgIie6er zines
Gonfercn5 Gomite'S fir sic Stoo
tenbill 5u erncmncu. Ger lcttcre 2llr.
tra9 ItieB nti Sppoiition unO Mor.
gan (Nlu.) mar nod in elmer Reoe
on9egen begriffen, ols lid Der Scnot
Inn $50 bis morgen 8ormittaQ $50
oerta9te. Sn Dem Smopne-6nQ trl,.
gen $50. Gertins, Glopton II. 4omer5
Nr9lln1ellte filr Die Nnflu0c nor, u10
9l9gttls re0e!e fir Die &ertbci0iouno.
Ntc ScrbonOllmg ocS GoQcS miro
mor9en Gormittog Inn 10 ll6r fort.
9eleet, mo man crmortet, OoB iid
DER Senot i'm 2oufe OeS Cages Der.
elllboren miro, nm Montoa sic emo.
gllltIge NbItimmlng iibcr bic 6rooc
Der Sdntlo Oes 9(ngetlogtcn uor5ll.
1ebn1en. SIN Anfon9e ser bcutioeu
Stbung p~aiiirtc ser Senot einen pom
Gomite fiir GeGcln cin6eridtctcn Q}c.
lbIuB, Welter Den Scrgeont at g(rm3
inltrrirt, ooS 9ringcn pon 9lumcn
III sic SeuotStummcr fiinitiobin
nitt 81 geItuttet.
Gas &eprG entonten6ouS
miBbiQigtc sic SenatS- 9hucnOemcntc
sur 2mnol5onen e Dill mo ii6cront.
mortete oieielbc elmer Gonfcrcn5. Die
permiidte Gipil 8crpiQigunQSbiG
gelnngtc bierolf sur &~crbonolm0
mo 80 bon Ben $50 Scitcn Der Sill
moren Oltrh6crotbcn, ais iif ooS
Sols tllr5 nnh 3 llbr bis moracn
p%ertogte. Gin EoIten, lpclder $3.50
500 fiir OnS Yod)ten oea otter Neru.
Oorter 3oQomtS p%crwiaigt, mlroc
nod) Ian9micriger 9ebattc, in mclber
Sul5er Qt.-O) uno@iQioma (NtiII.),
Der 6iibrer ser WinoritGt, Oicic Ser
niaigung olS cincn Stunool ocnm.
5irten, ans Der Bill geitrihcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25
Ebiu . Tumpier muteraesangen.

2ouiSuillc, ap., "a. Sebr.-
Cine 0epeife aus Iapsuiae, SEP,
meloet, ooB ser 0ompier Big 8os
noiubo," meld)er in Dem Cincinnati
uno aanapbofluB = gerfeDr tbdtig
mar, bel,te @adJmittag sort ol,rd) oos
Gis bon ieinen 9efeitigungen loSge.
rilien nno Ben 6luB binabgcfiibrt
mlroe. Den lesten 9erif)ten 5itfolge
Itano er in 5lnmmcn uto mar I'M un-
terqanee bearifien. ST lit total per'
loren. Man glaubt, oaB lid) bic
aonse Mannlhoft r%ettete, obglcid
nebrere Witglieoer ocriclben MIR NIT
fnopper Iot6 Dem Sobe entgingcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25
3citueiic Ibanoernns I'M Sabnuer.
febr pDn NIB uad Waibinstun,
ans MnIaf Der EMANCIPATION.

Bonn T.. bis 6. M1r5 einidIieBlidy
lperoen auBer ben 2ofal5iigen Der
.Yenuiplpania g%iienbobn" 3iige
Baltimore p%erlaiien I'M 5.45, 6.35,
7.3t nno $50 Worgens mo COG
sbenbS an 8od)entagen, 500 nno
$50 Worgens mo 6.06 IbenOs am
Sonntae; bon @aibington un 6.t5
Morgens, 100, 4.20. 4.4S mo go
glberibs oil @od)entasen, 9.05 Wor.
gems, t.t5, 4.20 uno 6.10 gbenOs
am Sonntog. 0ieie 3iiee meroen
anfommen uno abiabren bon Der 8.
mo Marplnno . Mpenue. S.-@,
@aibington. 8. g., anitatt onslfom-
men nnb ab5uiabren bon Der 6. uno
9-Str. +. Station. (56,9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25
(~Ssrfetnng bOu Ser erifen ssite.y

feline Int>port auf ibr @eiud) an Ole
@nbuuertpuItluug erbolten butten. sic
beifIoIIen inOCiien, ben N}iIitdrjiiQen
Nidts in oeu @cg 5u lcaer. Nnoc-
rem 3iilcu miro nidt 9citattet mcr-
hcn, ob5ufobrcn. Sruppcu bclpoheH
bic 9obnitotionCu.
g 0 d. c iu9ii d. incl Fro3cb
bcCn0ct.
@iihiHcii @cBurobicu, 81.
Scbruur. Der Ero5eB Qc9cu 81
Gbriitcn, mcldc nnactINat Uorcn,
ip1brcno ser tiir}lihCn 2mtiicmitcn'
Grulpallc cine EiiOiu, Nomen2 Cpl
NOT, cruIor0ct 5u bobrn, cn0ctc bclllc
nit ser 6rciiprchunQ pOn nClm Der
Ingeflugtcn. Die iibriaen y mlIrs
0cn 5u ic cincnl MIonnt @Ci0n0niB
pcrlrtbcilt, bconiprufcn icood, Dob
iie Ourb oas gmncitic Wonifcit,
mcId)e5 Der G5or qclcgcntlif Der &c
burt ieincS G%broncrbcn erIiCB Dor
Straic ou&gcnommcn iin6.
@crbuftuuNcn in MoStom
Mo&fum 81, Gcbruor, - Die
IoIi3ci pcrboitctc Qcitcrn 2Ibcu6 ocn
SdriftItcaer &coniouS Ynoreoii un0
5mci onocrc mcnigcr bcfomtCS 6riIt.
teller. Ole Eoli5ci Icbnt icali6c9ytit'
tbciIrng iiber Die &cronluiiung jl
ocn @crbaituuQcn ob mo ocSboIb
bcrrid)cu 3pcifcI, Oh Dos Erio inEers
binoung nit Der GrmorounG oe3
@roBiiirIteu Sergiu2 bcrboftct lit
ODER Der Tbciluobmc an Scr angcbll'
den NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0oStilI
nlo mnocrCr 2iberoler ge5icbcn miro.
NnOrcaif lit inter Dem Nunnen Der
feline @orfi" befanmt unO bat iiIn0lt
inter Dem Ginorlld Ser ErogoOie
pom -. Sununr, nit elmer Stl55e
,9oS rotbe 2uhen" Nlriieben errcgt.
Be0G6tniB eicrinSonoon II.
2ouOon q. 6cbrtur. Cine
@eoddtniBfcier iiir Ocn @roBiiirItcn
ScrgiltS iono in ser Stride Der bic
iigpn ruiiiiden 9otifoit itutt. &n'
meieuo moren ser ruilildle gotlfoIter
@rof 9cndenoorfi, Oie iibri9en Wfits
qlieocr Der ruiiiifcn @otidoit, Ser
trctcr ocS aonigS GoWerO u1o be3
Qrin5cn pom @oleS, 8utihoiter
Gbootc rno olloere 9iplomoten. Cir
eric harrington, 3riuoticfrct0r Oc3
Miniiter ocS IuSrpGrtigcn 2oroSmSs
oomnc, erid,ien ais &crtrcter bcS Mus
m0rtigcn hints.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-25
Seine 8nabe iir Seize YomcrOn.

Bottom, "a. Sebrltor. - Ole
Eetition I'M 9eanooi0rna bon SeIIe
Eomerop, iDeld)er IN 1874 ais &nubc
SIT IebenSlGnglidcr 3u6tbollSbuit
pernrtbeilt lurrbe uno lid iett nod
i'm 3lld)tbmllc beiinoet, lit pom @oll.
ncrilelr Douglas 40 octa gelegt NOR
oen. Dies beoelltct, bnB Tie ni6t be.
milligt merben miro.
Tomerop mtrbe in 1874 ii6er.
fiibrt, Soroce Mincr uno Telic Gitr.
ran, einen 8noben mo elm WGofen,
ipeIde 9Ieid) ibm ctrpa Is Sabre alt
luarelt, aus feinem unoeren @rlnbe,
ais reiher Woroluit, alf Die brltollte
Weile obge'flod)tct 5u bnben. Der
Mtorobilbe, meldIer lciner eigenen
It9obe nud) Die Sbot beging, ilnt lid
an Den Gitalen Ser Spicr 81 weioen,
peritilmmelte Die 2eid)eu oili iholl.
oerboftc @etie uuo begrilb lie. gr
mllrbe gum So0e Ourd) oet Strong
perltrtbeilt, ip1ter ieood) i'll lebens.
lGn9lider 3,iht6ousbaft per1trtbeilt.
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Su6n fplatc ben Batter.

macon, Sus., "a. Sebruor. -
s. 8. &oG, elm Observation-Disclosures
beoing beltte onbier SelbItmoro blird)
@inneDmen ron @tft. Sein @rllno
oofiir lit nidt befannt. Sem 81.
iGbriger Sobn Clinton mar iiber Den
SorfoG 10 erihiittert, onB er III Die
Sd)eitne ging uno iid erbdngte. Sor
5pei Sobren beging ein friiberer 81
gentbiimer ser nGmlid]en 6arnt
Selbitmoro our6 Grbaugen.
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Der Hau6moro in IUntclair.

WontcIoir, N.-S., 81. 6ebr.
- Die bcllte on ben lleberreiten Der
6rou Sunnob 9. Bob uorgenommcne
Giltopiic ergab, 0oB sic 6rnl m@c.
birnblltung, p%obrideinIid nerltr.
ioft Our6 einen ShGod, geitor6en
lit. Die lla6errelte muroen mic &c.
meIOet, inter oen Sriinmcrn ser cin-
geGiderten @obmtng Der 6rou Qc-
irnOen, uno Ger in 9ienitcn oer6rou
itebenoe &lltlder, rpelfer OcS Houb.
moroeS per06htig lit, bIeibt ipltrlo9
perifmuroen. 0erielbc mar cin
9elltid)er, it10 Der BON i6nl onQcgc.
bene Same Ho6ert @uerett lit often,
bar ein foIider. 6rou mob nib.
trollte Dem W}onne. neil or einc Der.
oadtige Neiigier in 9e5ltg otf ibre
Ingelegenbaiten an Den Gag lcgte
mo oogegen proteitirte, onB lie sur
Noht5eit lire Sbiire oerihloB. Sic
bate beabiid)tigt, i'm nGfltenS SIT
entloiIen. Son ben Silber. unO
S6mldioden lpeId)e lie I'M Nollic
bate, lit nod fcilc Spur gcilmoeu
iuoroen.
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lin Den &aiIerppfof.

@oibington .. g.. "a. Sch
Cine neile giutroelrna fir Die O3eons
@cttfobrt Inn oes &oiicrs Eufol lit
Dem bieiieen Experimentation beS
oaaiierlifen Sadt : Clubs" Captain
Sebbingballs msemeloet woroen.
is lit Die oreimaitige Sbooner
(alriliar) Saht .Itlantic," Gieen.
tblm oes Srn. @iIion @ariboI pom
.Neiu-Yorf Sadt.Glub", Der Con.
neneebaIt Der Sad,t lit 2O6 Sonnen.
Sm @an5en iinb bis iett iieben Sad1tS
oneemeloet noroen, uiib sipei ooer
brei peitere InmelOun9en iteben 10
gut nie iider in Ansiidt.
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&O6ensluert6er GutIdlnf.
FrGiioent Sorpcr bofit, iein 8rcb5
lei0en hurf @iacnSitGrfe, i'm
8erein nit Der 30ntqenItro6lcn,
9eDonolung, %o65upcrien.

Serein nit Der Hontqenitrablcns
9eDonolung, %ob5uperfen.
Gbtcago, "a. 6ebruor. - @rGs
iioent @m. 81. Sorper bon ser Chi
cago'cr llniueriitGt bat, mie oa3 bic
lige "Sournal" melOet, bcihloiicn,
Oab sic Hontgenltroblen . 8cbolos
hung III Dem &rebSleioeL nit mel
dem CT beGnitet lit, ser griinoliditen
Erobe m1teruorien meroen ioa, mel
dye je itattgefmOen bat. Die 6relunoe
OeS Eotienten glalIben, oaB sic @tl-
leltSitGrfe 0eiielben piel on5lt bcitru.
gen miro, Die erlpiinifte SeiIung 5It
er5ielen. Or. SarpGr belitt cine
punOcrbare @a6e Ger Gon5cntrirung,
uuO er iuiinidt, 5u bepeiien. OaB Der
Menidcn0eiit m~enigitcns tbciI1ueiic
i'm Stanoc lit, t0rperlide llebel SIT
bemeiitcrn. Won erinnert OoraIl,
baB iid Gecil RbooeS ielbit f~llrirte,
nodJOem er bon ieinen Ier5ten auige-
gebet morOen mar. Or. Sorper mill
0a8 9eiipiel HeS llngetronten 9oni9S
bon Siioofrito nn6a6men, inOem or
feline gauge @iIlensitdrte i'm @erein
nit ben 3.Strablen a%ntpenoet, nm
OaS ltebel ob5uihiitteln. Sm Gin.
flonge nit oieiem Elone miro Or.
Sarper, iobolo er iif cinigermaBcn
bon Der porgeitrigen operation er.
bolt uno einige 9rGfte geiummclt
bat, unentncgt feline glrbeiten in Ger
llniueriit6t luieoer ouinebmen.
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Yraiioent 8ouiepclt'S EMANCIPATION.

Sir oieie 8clegenbeit miro oie
"Senniplpanio . Giienba6u . @eieas
id)oit" ON 3. uno A. MGr5 &etour-
Silete BON Baltimore naf @oibing.
ton perfollien, 9iiltig sur 8iidiabrt
bis 5um 8. MGr5, fir $1.60. @eocr
am H., nod am 3. Mdr5 mcroen
1926 9illete BON Baltimore nod
@aibington perfouit meroen.
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