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EEEEcTsl OF IRRoseERlTY.

IPsAhe s yArs pe the rcOantry,s
gree est proapeElk ,-from 1891 10 IlsOs.
averas prices 81 bt efdstt as & tftance4
65 per cent. meats gsi per cent. dairy
and garden Rrodnets sal per cent.
and clothing '2Aa AN thgse were PROD.
ucts 81 the farmer and slockman who.
prodtsd more than any other, class Of
the community ny these advances.
The-miner benefited 42i per cent by
that advance in, the average pricesAl
metals. The only decrease in Jihs,
average ptIcesor commodities ins
period owss ia railway freight sfafes
which sdecrAksel fro1i S.75s Der, ans.
mile IN 1897 tgsF63 In 1908, aaio
OF LLpsrs cent, The, tAport Of the lti.
terstate Commerce. Commission sh63a.
that-the-aVerage increase la the pay
OF ratfrUTo -empfUygs -eiIg-pertud WIS
tNtnNs ~ lrr.kfUrr e. =
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Easter is principally remembered hy
tho average man as the season of milf.
negE, OglT apd- p2iR5eda ggRa..r %,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-04-28
zo,hor Gray. sw.s, Powders for children.

Successfully used by Mother Gray, nurse
10 IherGhahcnds HemngiR, hG8 Nprk7 eura,l
Constipation lReseEiahAsEs ,REJ Stomach,
= IeaiAing DISORDERS ,IAoge ard regulate tbs
Bowels and Destroy Worms Over, 30 900 !
teshnnpislS X 40 drhgssstS,.zsE Sample
tttbEe gtddtcss a SoOimsled, L.c lioy,lS ~ (,
u % H'af'e a. los ruJS ID. 90 llr' ~ \ 1l I I
- t'i. ''f 1uHH '-r- rrlsfr r1tr- WiL uufI y
H,lsor lWhgp better TO lflk3O ,Ee,,.iL I
fthnT' 80 mako riiteBdsi 1rln niHs - M ~
81 mnl"' pr t@fhlit spU1uu ur. ulU.t n
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,o IL Is sometimes Rainfuirto SEQ olr,r
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-04-28

/. woman may lose her mind but shN
4 Is never at loss for words
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,.OJ sRtsH RBqgVugl3J9 a =:
In DIRECT, dIsqbedlence, rOfs = ardew \ =
femRiAb rs. AS GEM s1Iltfd b. IkdI
bono, IQWpy IIled 70 sbatsr .y,popsjt,l. ;.
but bstHaRehAlo % siRaugsNs isvsaii ts,resE .,
he f'9so19tss Ss la0iIipe SinAE 4 hi
Ing tERplA@bsS " 1atlsOlhe sRRt hihssia.h Ia,
ter SbeByhfnAt with M M X y. !. !.
bFSSg va fIhi nv ejofslyh1g ~
and eosss &Sk As?Ae9IHleI tRPA
MS parflts. SlsHlrs dss99s 's4e Game Eom E',e
the P.oggd Sglpii8Fp !lsh3 ~ utter Pa
amaz'se 81 - ~. ifveqal hRtskiE5t;
ping forni&e2c Ing: :. - ~ :.
Ciie iot REgfeg9 bear lksl7f D,ak a7iY3
5ennulQp Vii dide lyDlls,try1 bFNbas-sbI Il
intsA iiaS t ~ IS ~ is y Fsdt Ia
lbqoisvR0 nkiels VI lssq4B tgf,s aF.HPgi .
IN reply-New YORK fines. =" "''S "q D
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Fi'oS Cure is the best medicine We ever u,cd |
for al aneUtiuus ot1hoahsoaVm uurtfg,s .
0 ISSpsSFT, rSEA5an:9ba. ISb 10 d, \, I
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. "IeSs David KcNuedyssr FAvwtgte 1lnmsd,,nI
tondout Nsf sisted alT ilous N atgVlrslls Al
y pounds" sghaUivll lfhExilie N.Ja hstsies n az
.1H.Ir'fIuu. 10 Size r. u. fI' ri 49,
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Isn't your grandfather an 'ociogen.
aridn, BobByr' asked the Visitor. no
m%e%s 5Ei3l led the ll5ls fellow HsS
y eAVf'R'' 20 uIH 'r4aiN yp. y,,4o
otto F5TTT-T ~ nr.s ,---
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-04-28

.tItC MplC p mai breaches 10 lls
'e'SnPoTs me less they pfaulct.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-04-28

or any other organ Of the human body
Pe'ru'na, a Natural Beautifler.
Peruna produces clean, mucous mem.
hranes' the basis OF facial symmetry
and perfect complexion.
The women have not been slow 10
discover that course OF Peruna will
1o more toward restoring youthful
beauty than all the devices known to
science.
Many girl has regained her faded
beauty many matron has heightened
the days Of her comcly appearance by
using Peruna.
In Peruna these women find prompt
aud permanent cure.
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NesNNeSeNNSNsNNNesNSNNNyN
Mrs Mable Bradford 10 Church street.
burlington, Vt, Secretary Whittier oratorio
Society writes
"Peruna is-certaiuly a wonderful medi-
cine for the ills Of women have heard it
spoken Of in the highest praise BY many,
and certainly my experience is we'll worthy
Ofa good word.
i began to have severe pains across nv
back abouta year ago, brought on by a cold,
and each subsequent month brought me
pain and distress.
SYOar remedy was prescribed, and the
way II acted upon my system was almost
too good 70 be true. l certainly have re.
gained my health and strength, and no
Longer Js1Ssr periodical pains and extreme
lassltgdeu ~ able Bradford.
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HOW TWO BEAUTIFUL WOMEN ESCAPED
PELVIC CATARRH BY AID OF PI
Female Weakness Is Usually Pelvic Catarrh.
Cures Catarrh Wherever Located.

Mrs Lizzie Redding, si3t b Clifton place N
Louis, Mo-, writes:
II found after trying many different msdion.
to restore me to health, that Psruna was the OD,
thing which could be depended upon. l BEEN
taking it when l was in a decline, induced 4,
female weakness and overweight nerves
Il began to feel stronger during the first veal
l took Psruna and my health improved dal,
until now am in perfect health and enjoy lii. |,
never did before. Lizzie BEDDING.
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II you do not derive prompt and
! satisfactory results from the use Of
I Peruna' write at once to DIR. Hart.
man. giving full statement of your
ease and he will be pleased to give
you his valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President
OF The Hartman Sanitarium, Colum.
bus Ohio, All correspondence held
strictly confidential.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-04-28

diseases, including pelvic ca.
tarrh a lifelong study.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-04-28

Thousands Of testimonials TO this Il
feet are received by DIR. Hartman even
year. The good that Peruna has as
complished in this class of cases cau
scarcely be over-estimated.
The statesman., 1905-06-30
racaoo OF lne tomo was composed.
TeIephone as a Reformer.

Congressman Bingham, at a dinner
OF the Philadelphia Glover club. spoke
Of modern life in a most optimistic
vein.
"The world is growing better" no
said. Daily 1t becomes cleaner. kind.
er and more upright Nearly every.
thing makes for reform Even the
telephone has a tremendous reform.
ing influence.
let me give you au example Of
the surprising effect that the tele.
phone exercises over our morals.
"a certain man. at breakfast one
morning, said to his wife:
My dear, I'll not be home to din.
ner tonight, and you had better not
SIT up for me, as shall bo detained
very late at the Office posting my
books
Very we'll the lady answered.
Before I go to bed I'll say good night
to you over the telephone
THE man had forgotten, you see
that a telephone now connected his
cffice and his house"
The statesman., 1905-06-30

gan ine rUuu aueau iOOEeu nara. &c
they sat down where they we're. anJ
nave remained there Others hayi
not bothered to improve themselves
with a view to self advancement
Their duties are easy and they make
money enough to live comfortably.
Why should they trouble about Tho
future?
But the most unfortunate OF them
al Is the man who was going to do
something in while" He is the
most numerous. also of tho men who
are in rut Always he is going to
strike out after something better than
he has: always the future holds prom
ises to him But these promises. he
soon discovers. are orly valid to tho
man who acts Chicago Tribune.
The statesman., 1905-06-30
TASTE TELLS ONE LITTLE.
Unassisted by Sense of Smell, Onions
and Potatoes Are Alike.


and Potatoes Are Alike.
DO you really think that you can
distinguish the tastes of potatoes and
onions?" was the unusual question
that Prof. Burtis Burr Breese asked
his psychology class at the University
Of Cincinnati the other morning.
Il have yet to see the individual
who could tell them apart when they
were reduced to the same consistency
and when the sense of taste only was
used"
At this point Miss Luella Latta, a
member CT the class, showed some eyi
dences Of doubling, and the professor
asked her If she would not exhibit to
the class exactly how discriminating
her sense of taste was.
He explained that he did not have
the potatoes and onions on hand. but
that he had something far more de-
cided in its taste and quite as familiar
to most people.
Then Miss Latta was asked TO step
up TO the rostrum and when she was
seated Prof. Breese told her that she
must not breathe through her nose
that is, she must rely altogether on the
taste and that he was certain she
would be unable to distinguish the
three things that he then proceeded
to give her separately.
She failed, quite as the professor
predicted, and he then told the class
that Miss Latta had aot been able to
tell wintergreen from peppermint or
peppermint from cloves.
I'm fact" he said, none of you can
tell the difference simply by the sense
OF taste. The taste is aided greatly
by the sense Of smell. All you really
taste is sweet and sour, salt and bit.
ter."-Cincinnat Commercial Tribune
The statesman., 1905-06-30
charaeterIstIe Portraiture.

A young man in neighborlng town
started in the livery business few
weeks ago. and the first thing he did
was TO have a sign painted represent.
ing himself holding mule by the
bride. He was particularly proud Of
this stroke Of business enterprise. and
asked OF his wife
rs that not good likeness Of mef"
yes" she replied. 1T ia perfect
picture of you; but who is the fellow
holding the bridle7"
The statesman., 1905-06-30
is OLDER THAN HOMER.
A Shaft That illustrates the Begin
ninas Of Greek Art.

nln9b OF OTeek HTt.
There is joy in the Graeco-R Roman
department OF the British museum
says the Philadelphia Record Thanks
to the marquis Of Sligo, there will
soon be added to the archaic Greek
collections there the entire shaft OF
one of the columns of the famous
Treasury of Atreus,7 at Mycenae. The
building Of which the column once
formed part was not treasury, but
a tomb-one of the beehlve-shaped
tombs which are characteristic of the
Mycenaean age in Greece, the twelfth
century, or SO. before our era. the
age about which Homer, who lived 300
CT 400 years later, wrote to the Had
and Odyssey.
The column was dug up in frag-
ments, under the eye Of the second
marquis Of Sligo in 1872 and has since
been kept at Westport, Ireland. Re
cent measurements at Mycenae have
served to establish the authenticity
Of the relic.
The column, which exemplifes the
earliest known period OF Greek art, is
decorated in highly effective manner
with zigzag ornaments, alternately
plain and carved. in the dark gray
alabaster Of which much OF the rich
The statesman., 1905-06-30
COLORADO
SPRINGS

InoSe uesltluS copies Ol HI
STATESMAN can purchase them at 2lt
Pueblo ave
Tuesday the Odd Fellows will give
a social at the residence of S. B
Jones on Pueblo ave.
Mrs. Tillman continues to improve
and was able to drive out one day
this week.
Mrs. Nealy of Pueblo, who is in the
city to remain, is stopping with Mrs
Armstead.
Miss Blanch Morrison of Spring
field, Mo will be the guest OF Mrs
Belle Jones about the Is.
On account of the continued illness
of his wife, Rev. Holmes, pastor oi
the Peoples NJ. E. Church, expects
TO leave the city soon to locate in a
more favorable altitude.
Rev. South, Presiding Elder, held
quarterly meeting at the Peoples NJ.
E. Church Sunday aud the services
we're well attended. The reports for
the quarter were very encougaging,
Rev. GLADDEN. left Tuesday for To-
peka, Kans., to attend the Western
States and Territorial Baptist Con
veniion which convenes there this
week.
Mrs. Boyd Of Memphis, Tenn, sis
ter of Mrs. Frank Loper, is expected
in the city Sunday to spend few
weeks. She will also attend the Ep-
worth League convention in Danver
next week.
Rev. aud Mrs. DeClelland have
moved to 1902 E. Costello, and will
be pleased to see their friends. Mrs
Lacy, mother Of Mrs. DeClelland Is
expected to arrive Sunday and spend
few weeks.
The Progressive Literary Of the
Peoples Church will give lawn par.
ty and porch concert at the residence
of Mrs. Vina Ross, Tuesday. Re-
freshments will be served during the
afternoon and the concert will begin
at $50.
DR.. Fl. B. Parks, Secretary Of Home
and Fsreign Missions Of the A NJ. E
connection, accompanied by his
daughter Ruth; came to the city Mon
day for brief stay aud is the guest
OF Rev and Mrs. TiIlman. He spoke
before the Grant Lyceum Tuesday
night and in all probability will speak
at Payne Chapel Sunday.
The statesman., 1905-06-30
Art Department Chief.

Frank Vincent Du Mond, the fam pus
artist and proprietor Of the Lyme
School, has been appointed chief OF
the art department Of the Lewis and
Clark Exposition.
The statesman., 1905-06-30
WorId FuII of stoten eottIes.

Yet the business world is full Of
men who stand still" II Is full Of
men who have given up the struggle
for success long before It really be
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Sin SrtufeSift.

Sn ben Sdmmlungen baperii1er
9eiebe un6 @eroronungen bat man
der Paragraph Oas 8ter gu pertbeioiz
gen unb In feinen Referpatre9ten au
f9iiBen. gs eriitirt losar eine Der
%eronung bonn Sabre 1923, bte benz
babertf9en ltntertbanen BET Strafe abs
rat6et, iber bic gren3e gu sehen, UNI
oriiben auslGnbtf9es Bier gu tpften.
Die turbaberiiGen 8rauereien an ben
gren5gebieten f9ienen ni9t thinner
qualitatip geniigenbe 9etrGnfe barge
boten gu BADEN, 10 bab bic @renabez
tpObner tn @erleusnuns Matchmaker
@efible bas .Nuslanb" betraten uno
ii9 bort an fremoem 8ier siitIi9 tbaz
ten uno tpobl nod tpeldes einf1tpGras
ten. nSa aber nt9t alein bic Sereinz
i4pdr5uns fremo ausldnbi19en
8iers, ionoern aud oas Sinauslauffen
uno 3e6en Der Qanbesuntertbanen,
uno 5tpar unter aonfistation bss
sriteren. unb 8eftrafuns Der lebtersn"
perboten mar. 10 purhen Die 4usfliis<
ler ie mad t6ren Mitteln NIT 10 BIS
20 Rsi6sthalern beftraft. 800 Der
9ert9tsbote nidts bei3utretben ber=
mo9te, betam Der 8iittel au tbun, Der
ben S4ulbisen INIT Sffentli9sr &ufz
fteluns auf Die S9rdsen, @nf9lagen
Der S9eQen unb anberen berslei9en
S4anoirafen unna9ldblid ansu>
iebeu" bate.
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2te lebtem 0eteranen VpppleDus [,

ueber bic lesten &rieespeteranen
GapoleDns oes @riten aiebt @uItape
Shlumberaer in elmer in Baris oerz
DHentltbten fleinen Shrift cine in
tereiiante ~8uiammeniteuuna. 0ou
ben geualtinen &rtegermaiien, bic
BON 1896 bis 1915 unter Rapoleun
getampft batten, mar nod cine aause
Sbaar, ia cine tleine Irmee iibria
g%ehlieben, al5 i'm Sabre 1851 Die
Sanft 5elena=W eoaiqe fir Die l1eber=
lebenoen aeitiftet muroe. SIN Sabre
1880 mar bieie alte @aroe bereits
auf einiae bunoert Beteraner, suIam=
m%enaeidmolsen. Die einmal i'm Sabre
lire alte unifDrm mieoer al1spgen
uno CUR BenoDme 5dule pilaerten.
Nm /. Sanuar 1891 itanoen auf Der
Site Der @brenlegiDn nod 81 NIT
Der Santt 6elena : WeoaiIe ees
ihmidte alte SDloaten, Die opn benz
frans5iiiGen Staate cine Benftpn err
hielten. SON bieien itarben nod i'm
2aufe oeiielben Sabres 20, 7 ftarben
i'm Sabre 1892, 3 i'm Sabre 1898, lie
elmer in ben bret folgenoen Sabren,
uno enolih i'm Sabre 1898 Itarb auh
Der einaig nod ueberlebenoe. Die
fer lebte SDloat MapoleDnS bes grs
ften bieB Gictor Ballot. St mar
i'm SABRE 1893 aeboren, batte bic
&agne BON 1912 nitgemaht uno
febrte erit uab Der Nboantung Was
poleons mieoer nah Sranfreib sas
rid. SIN Sabre 1915 geriet er bel
Waterlou in enellide @etanaenibaft
uno touroe als &riegsgefanaener nah
England gebrabt. SIN Sabre oarauf
muroe er uegen hohgraoiger
Shpino1ubt als oientuntaugIi1
aus benz Seere entlafIen, mas i'm
aber rtibt binoerte, nod o[5 @reis
BON mebr als 100 Sabren Spa5iers
ednee nDr bret &ifDneter suriiGsules
gen. Ballot mar groB, baeer, bonn
Glter niht sebeuet, iein einsiees @es
breben beitano in ieiner 9artbDrtgs
feit. Ct mar iebr eeiprddig, Dor
allen liebte er es, BON 0apDlepn uub
benz &riege 5u eradblen. gOr eini=
gen Sabren iprah man in ben Bel,
tuneer pDr, auei angebliben &rieeas
peteratten Der taiierliben Nrmee, bic
angeblib i'm Nuslanoe leben uno BON
beHen Der cine elm Nlter uon l06.
Der anbere ipear BON 1874 Sabren ers
reiht baben iolte. Mue Mahfpr=
ihuneen nod linen aber blieben pers
aebenS uno AUDI lire Nanten itanoen
nibt auf Der Siite Der fran5Diiihen
@hrenlegion.
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AQerIet+

5euermebrdef 9obin bat Die
@apitaine 8riebt uno 8tdle, ben
Neutnant &obbins uno ben Subrs
Miuer uDm Nmt lu8penoiert,
neil iie ith BET gaqagban um Nn=
iteuung beporben uno oaburn als
@eener Der &ommiiiion ermieien bas
ben ioaen.
@dhreno Der Nabt fie( zines
BET groBen 8emi9te Der uhr in Der
Staotbaue binunter, ihlua ourh ben
JubbDoen i'm oritten StDdnerf uno
bblieb i'm sueiten Stodmert lieaen.
Wiemano muroe uerisbt.
Der Observation-Disclosures
wurbe geitern in ibliden Beiie be-
aanaen.
Das Saus Der Srau u, Bell,
Blum StraBe SEQ. GLIB. lit abges
brarirt.
Wontaa obenb lprana an Der
WoDolamn Ibenue elm Wann auf
cine San Yeoro vGar" uno per'
iuhte Dem aonoufteur. nit nDrges
baltener Biitole fem @elo 81 nehmen.
Ser &Dnoufteur mioeriebte itb uno
babel entlub fib bic Biftole. uorauf
Der aerI entnob. SIN Waeen befane
ben iid q. Sogee nit Srau unb
Spbn uno Souls Wei( init ieiner
Srau. Sic mertten BON benz Streit
erit, als Der ShuB fel.
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Su-iit(u III aonoon.
Hntsrmh funs Der oorttgen VoItstffen tas ia
pantheon N~insfampfs.

Hnter~ ttfuns oer oprttgen goItstfaen fat ias
pantheon g~tinsfamPfs-
Sen n9ooligans," Sen Qonooner
StroBenraubern, itebt mad Der W2elz
oung zines oortisen 8lattes cine b0ie
Heberrai4ung bepor. Die .Sapaner
treten als Qebrmetfter Der poti5iften
ouf uno brinsen oiefsn Die sebeimnib=
boaen &niffe Der iapanif9en Ringer=
tunit It, oes nSu=iitIu" BEL, oenen audi
Der gefur4tetite Ropop ni9t miro mi
oeriteben tOnnen. sSnbsm man bic poz
tighten Der Staot 2onbon isst i'm
Su@jitfu ausbtloet. bofft man, 6aB iis
NIT ote1en tDotli9en japantf9en Grtf=
fen ben @srbre9ern gsseniiber better
ausgeruitet iino, als renn iie Repetirz
gefpebre trugen. Die @eri9tebenbeitsn
Der 5rtds peroen ausgebiloeten poliz
3titen 1tets einen 0prtbeil iiber ibren
9egner fi9ern, felbft tpenn Die 0srbrez
der gert6eioiaungsitelen unb =Nusz
logen (ernen foqten. 0iele 9riffe perz
ben gebeimsebalten, aber etnige iebr
einfade uno ptrffame finb oo9 Be-
tannt getpDroen.
@ebr let4t gu lernen lit 8. 9. Der
9anogelentgriff, obslet9 er ether Ser
gefdbrli9fen tit. Ser @9ubmann
brau9t nur Die Jauft feinss @esners
felt gu paden unb fte segen oas 9anbz
gelent gu 6riden. Ser pl5bliAe
@6mer8 ma9t etnen Wibsritano UNI
mOglt9, uno Ielbit Der ~pertpeaenite
Mann miro um @nabe bitten. ipern
fetne 9ano NIT htefem eifernen @rtff
sepadt piro, 9abet fam Der sefanz
gene Mann aubergepDbnlt9 tart fein,
uno Der S9ubmann hrau9t muir uber
Dnr9f6nittstraft gu perfisen. @benfo
tpartfam TT Der Rodsrtff. Der @9uBs
mann treuat feline 4rms, ersrsift bie
betoen Rodauff9ldse ietnes @efansse
men uno 5tebt fie aufammen. Dabur9
piro Der Rrasen oes Rodes eng INN
ben gals ge3osen, pie oie Sbuss In
Snoien tbren OpferH has beillss Mirs
gstu4 UNI ots 4eble ateben. Mud In
otefem Gau pirb i9 Der. itdrtfte Ser
BREEDER mad tDenigen Setunoen ergez
ben, Denn etn Mann erit our9 einen
anoeren Grid gu 8oben seporfen 1T,
10 muB er ii9 Dem 8eberri6er bes Sue
iitfu aud auf @naae uno Hngnabe err
sebea. stegt er auf benz Niiden. 10
padt Der Qnsreifer fetns Ghbe uno
braudt nur auf Die 3e6sn au briiden,
UNI tim In oie1er ld9erlt9 ma9tloien
Gage feftaubalten, Cine anoere Mrt,
einsn Mann auf Dem 8oben fetaubalz
ten, Bis 9ilfe tommt, tit cine Mbart
pes 9an6selenfsriffs, Dabst tpirb BITE
eine 9anb 10 sebalten, bab ie nidt
f9lasen tam, pdbreno Die anbere ge=
gen oas 9anoselsnt ssoriidt pirb, Sc
finoet fid Der 4~nsesriffene einmal h
oieier Gage. 10 nibt ibm ale fetne
Graft ni9t; Der @dmera uno oas
9eflbl duberfter 9ilfloiigteit MAIDEN
ieOen peiteren Wioeritan6 unmDeli9.
@e6r beliebt tit Der tDmbinirte 6anb>
sslsHf= unb Radsriff. Der 9samte
ergreift Den Rodauff4lag oes Gefanz
genen nit Der re9ten 9anb, 5iebt bes
Mannes linfen Mrm iiber 1einen reds
ten Nrm uno bGlt NIT fetner ltnfen
9ano oes Mannes ltntes 9anbseIent,
70 oas er gang ma9tlos TT,
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Ni9t rofenoe Sir
uuo Heniter Screens, aefirniBt une
ge1lt. 60. Stepes & CONS.
:. 9ie Ginopmpinhuno hpa Morfa

Die @~ineemeinouna oes Barts
BON Sansiouci init benz ueler 8as
lais uno ieinen Innerert bel Der
Staot 8otsoam 1T iebt in Nusiiht
aenOmmen. gisber aeb6rte Der
@utsbe3irt Sansipuci gum &reiie
Oftbapeaanb uno batte einer beiun'
oeren Nmtaporiteber, melder untpeit
Der grDBen Sontdne. gegeniiber Der
@Dbnuna oes Observation-Disclosures.
feline Dienituobnung batter @s mar
iblib, oaB Der Imtspuriteber bon
Sansiouci augleih AUDI oer Bulisei=
inipeftor bel Der t6nialiben BDlisei
in 8otsoam mar. 8ulebt NOR So
liseirat Sante MmtspDrfteber BON
Sansiouei; als iih bieier boz mebre>
rem Sabren als B~oliseirat in 8ots'
barn %peniiDnieren lieB. nerblieb er
peiter als NmtspDriteher. Sbpn
Samals muroe ertpugen, ben 9utss
beairt bel Der Staot Botsbam einsus
gemeinoen. Dies iou nunmebr ee-
iheben, neil Der BDliseirat iebt audi
als Gmtasuriteber in ben 8ubeitanb
tritt. WaBeebeno fir oieie Was-
nabme lift Der nmitano, baB Die 8e,
anten Der BptSoamer Bpliaei gum
Dienit auf benz Weuer Balais bers
anaesoaen meroen. ipbalo oas 6of.
lager bort lit. 9afir erbalten iie
oon Der f0nialiden 8eeierung cine
@ntldaoi9nne. Die Staotaemeinoe
Botsoam bat auBerbem bereits bic
Werpflidtung iibernommen. bic &in.
Der aus benz @utabeairt SausIouci
in ibrs Shulen aufauuebmen, audi
Die bort Beritorbenen auf ibren
3irhbDfen beitatten gu lafien. @ais
ierleitune lift ebenfaqs in 8otsoam
nod @an8IDuci ae(eQt.
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VI II 8 b.

- Nab Den neueften Dffiaieuen
@abrihten bab,n Die 8uiien %
5hiffe perlDren. ndbreno feines Der
iapaniiden Sbiffe ihlimm beiha.
oiat lit. Gbmtral &oieitnenstp lit
pertpuuoet unb eefanaen. ieit,
Sblabtihiff n&nias SumarDm" lit
in ben @runo gebohrt. Mub Womis
raj 8oelteriam it gefangen. Der
iapaniibe Momiral Wiau 1T leidt
perpunoet. Die Sapaner haben 400
Wann perloren. Nqe rul1iben
Sblahtibiffe nit Nusnabme oes
.Drel" uno r@icolai L., iino in ben
@runo gebobrt uno oieie beiben lino
gefapert. Nomiral 90go lagt in Ell
net Depel6e, Die 9auptmaht Der
Der ruiliifen sSlDtte lei naheau ners
nidtet. Sour amei ruiliibe Sbiffe,
Der &reuser yIlmaa" uno Der TDrs
peoobuDt3erff6rer n@rDnanp", BADEN
@laoipDitod erreidt. Die aefapers
ten Sbiffe itno nah iapaniihen 3D.
fen aebraht.
Nus Der Wanolhurei tommt
bic 0ahribt. bic Sapaner ieien our
S6Iabt bereit.
Wtar lit III 8ien, 2pnbnu uno
Yaris Der NniiHt, oaB 8uBlano in
oieiem Nugenblid nod feine sSries
Observation-Disclosures erDfnen miro.
- 9Dnig NlpbDnS pDr Spanien
lit in Baris einaetrofen uno aldn'
aeno empfanaer mDroen.
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Sfatt leoer beiDnoerer Welonn9.
We RLOBT:
Clara Hansebke
max CIausen.
Sauptftabt Werifo.
Gan antanio, ben 80. dat 1906,
s a 8.

= 5rau S~ranalsta Weldaer in
SmiB Mlp lit nm &onfursertldruna
eineetommen.
Das 9taats Supremes@ eri@t
bat cine interefiante Sraee entidie'
ben. Gin geuiiier 6arIan in Sea-
parrp COUNTY bate at, einer Wanrt
@amens grems elm paar Wauleiel
pertauft. gremS batte cit, paar SEQ
ten aeaeber unb eS mar suiIben ben
Weioen munblib ausaemabt uDroen,
oaB 6arlan oas Beiibreht auf bic
beioen @iel behalten 1pue, biz bic
Nuten beSabIt ieien. Die Mutert
murben nibt beaablt unb Sarlar be-
ipruhte Die @lel als iein gigsnturt.
9as @eriht iprah i'm oieielben audi
gu. aber grems appeuierte. Sebt
BAT oas Sberaeriht aud su @unften
6arlan'S entibieben unb anertannt,
baB Die niinolihe Mbmabung ebeniD
aiiltia uno binoeno iei. pie bic
ibriftlibe.
Sn Der @eaeno BON NmariQD
bat 8~unoesmarihaQ Ibomas bier
Talihmiinser perbaftet. Sic tHab=
ten cine Spe5ialitdt aus Der 6erftels
luna pDn ST. : 0oten.
- Sn @eimar mDute cine alte
Meserin, betat1nt unter Dem Mamer
nGunt &uB" lire Bfeife nit elmer
fleinen BetrDleumlampe anaiinoen,
babel foB etpas Del beraus uno auf
ibr 8leio, Daiielbe geriet in Brano
uno Die Srau muroe ihwer perlebt.