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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-30
IsAsTROUs EXPLOSION.

San Francisco. Nov. 90 An explosion
which destroyed building at 10 st.
Charles place, OF Pacific occurred early
this morning and nearly sacrificed the
lives Of forty people who we're IN the
house. Isador Scllinger and his wife,
Augusta Scllingrr, we're badly mangled
and are being treated at the Emergency
hospital. What caused the explosion
il a mystery. The police are inclined
10 think IL was due 10 dynamite stored
in the premises.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-30
Son Lost Mother.

Consumption ruEs In our family,
and through II lost my mother writes
T. b. Reid, Of Harmony, Me. For the
past FIVE years however. on the slight
est sign Of cough Of cold have taken
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption which has saved me from
serious lung trouble" His mothers
death was sad loss TO Mr. Ried. but ne
learned that lung trouble must not be
neglected, and how to cure II. Quickest
relief and cure for coughts and colds
Price Soc and sl00; guaranteed at
Charles Rogers drug store. Trial bottle
free.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-30
rHEILLlNoIa CENTRAL.

Sest TO the east and south. Making
ilose connections with trains OF al
transcontinental lines. passengers are
given their choice Of routes to Chicago
Louisville, Memphis and New Orleans
and through these points to the fai
east.
Prospective travellers desiring infor'
nation a. to the lowest rates and bes'
routes are invited to correspond will
the following representatives:
B. II. TRUMBULL, Commercial Agent
ii2 Third St.. Portland. ore
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-30

the sword was inhibited this might
have been thought sufficient to keep
them from the battlefield. But aot SO.
They adopted the mace. Though they
could not cut a mans throat yet might
they break bis head. 10 Bishop Otho,
half brother Of William. fought along
side OF the conqueror at the bitter bat.
lie OF Hastings with great effect. the
brothers being. ss you may say. "a pair
OF nutcrnckers. Notes and Queries.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-30

"come in," said Jimmie Casweil. n
little embarrassed. "You see. the place
Isn't fixed up very well. but | haven't
had any one 10 attend TO things for q
week"
Help Ia hard to get" admitted Grace
G0rhnm.
"But I'm very lucky" commented
Jimmie, regarding the brown hair that
pccpcl under the dainty hnt lie al
ways had liked brown.
"Now. about my place" said the girl
brIskly How much do you payi"
-Four dollars u week." said Jimmie
promptly. II pay you n certain sum
for expenses. and you lind oil material.
It's better that way thnn having 10
come TO inc all the time for money"
"But isn't that very little. even for a
beginnerf" she asked.
That's the regular price," assured
Jimmie. -Four dollars week aud $40
for supplies"
i never WOuiu use MI InH'' bh'
gasped. Il don't suppose you will need
more than q couple Of dollars a week"
"Oh. yes. you will.' declared Jim
mis. The last girl couldn't get along
with that, even. Hhe used TO touch me
for more every Friday regularly: never
could imagine what she bought with
A."
'shc must have been very hard on rib
bons. sugE~sted Miss Gorhnm. Some
girls are. Even at that. she shouldn't
use up $40 worth"
what have the ribbons to do with
the ripensef" asked Jimmie curiously.
"she couldn't spend Il for paper ex
plnlned Miss Gorham. you could moi
possibly use more than box n week
The ribbons are about all else she had
10 get"
"Oh. no." he interrupted, "she hac
20 ge, bread and meat aud things lik'
That"
Miss Gorhnm rose. her face bright
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-30


crimson. ~ did not come here TO he
insulted." she said iciiy.
You came To see about n place" he
protested.
As stenographrr" she finished.
"As cook" insisted Jimmie firmly.
81 distinctly told them to send up
cook"
The hall boy said II was three
flights up" she went ON.
"What has the hall boy to do with
nr' he asked curiously. i never toio
him wanted anybody"
For answer. she drew clipping from
her pocketbook. II was an advertise
ment for stcnographer aud gave the
house address but no name.
Jimmie immediately became con
sclous of his dressing gown. II was
all right 10 talk 10 cooks In dressing
gowns. hut stcLographer-and such
q pretty one!
I'm sorry" he sah humbly, but
It's the fault Of that blame boy. He
meant Miss Cartwright across the hell.
believe she writes"
lie showed her 10 the door. but TO
his surprise she started down Tie
stairs"
Miss Cartwright IL just across the
hall-on this landing" he called after
her,
Ell don't think I want the place"
she cried, struggling TO keep back the
tears. II don't want to work here. "
And she went her way conscious. even
I'm her anger that she wns rather sorry
that Jimmie Ind not wanted a stenog'
rapher. Even In n dressing gown jim
nile was m attractive fellow.
Az for Jimmie himself. he kept think
ing about the pretty typewriter all the
morning, and even the arrival Of well
recommended cook brought no solace
TO his mind.
Even a telephone summons to dine
with his favorite aunt did not give the
pleasure II usually brought, even when
that kindly lady admonlshed him to DC
prompt. as she had invited particn'
iarly attractive young woman on his
account. Better get her to run the
house for you" she laughed, Just as she
hung up her receiver, you have such
trouble with servants"
For a moment Jimmie did not recog
nIre her In her nlmy dinner dress. He
was merely conscious of a vision Of
IoyelIness in something soft and greer
or blue, It might have been blue
Tben A cool, self possessed voice re
marked that she had had the pleasur'
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-30

Valentine TaHpley, citizen OF Louis.
lana, Mo, sO years old, claims TO have
the longest whiskers in the world. They
measure eleven feet, and the old gentle
man is very proud of them. For many
years he has kept his beard plated and
when he dies he wants it TO be left in
i,s elongated beauty. A dime museum
manager once offered him large sal,
airy TO 20 on exhibition, but he refused.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-30

- - ' v = y ~ 2 v - y y y = ? ? Y y y ' y
OF meeting him before. Jlmme's dazs
became n stupor. from which only the
announcement Of dinner reused him,
aud he was half way to the dining
room before he really realized that the
vision OF the morning was beside him
aud was saying something TO him
Ashamed TO acknowledge that he had
not heard. he answered. "Ycs" nt ran
DOM and Immediately bcciAc aware
that he had said the wrong lSing.
They were removing the fish plates
before he had the courage to seek to
penetrate the Icy air Of reserve In
which she had wrapped herself.
"what was II you asked me when !
snId 'Yesr" he asked desperately.
"Dldn't you understandT' she coun'
ter questioned. unbcnding trife.
''To be perfectly frank" he said hon.
estly, ~ never heard word. was NO
surprised TO find you here that my
head was In whlrl"
"My father has a theory that his
daughter should be capable OF her self
support. 1 am 20 have the old home on
Madison avenue II I can get and bold
n position for three months. This morn
Ing was my first application"
"But what was II you askedr be
persisted.
II asked you II you really thought
! looked ike a cook" she said. with
I little laugh.
"And I said Yes" he cried contrite
". what fool you must have taker
me forw
Then you admit your mistaker sh'
asked smillngly.
What Jlmmle answered was not 4
the point and wholly unworthy OF re
cltal. There are times when even
confirmed bachelor may grow suddenly
foolish. and through that dinner Jimmi'
would have rivalled even n college ia'
making love TO his first widow.
A more important conversation. nn'
one more worthy Of record. was held
few weeks later In the Gorham u
brary.
"You see. I am nt sea again on To-
servant question. The girl drank cy
crythIng IN the house that was bottled
J even the cooking sherry"
"why don't you go and live at
hotelT' she said. "Now that you hnv
come into NIL that money through III
sale Of your western property. you d
not need 20 keep bachelor hall-on 'te
dollars n week for all MATERIAL" sh
quoted.
"ryc a better idea than that" he d.
clared seriously; zone my aunt gav
me. | think III hire a housekcepcr."
what viii you pay hery' she d.
manded. her eyes twlnklIng ut III
memory OF Jmmle's serious parody o
bargaining.
Love and affection and other val,
able considerations. as the legal doc'
mcnts say" he answered prompt!
And as you were an applicant for
place you shall have FIRST chance-wi
you, dearr' lie had dropped his bal
ter and his voice had become DANCE
ously tender.
II think I'll have to-" she answere
shyly. Then with q sudden fash
humor, "If only because you look
forlorn when your rooms have bee
servantless for week"
The blessings Of Cupid be upon Il
mistake" said Jimmie softly. Il thin
I'll give that hall boy 81, because
kicked him for making you uncomfor
able that morning" Which was
emlnentiy practical termination to
proposal by an oddlty like Jimmie.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-30
A Disastrous Calamity.

It is a disasterous calamity, when you
lose your health. because indigestion
and consumption have snapped II away
Prompt relief can be had In DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. They build up your di'
gestive organs, and cure headache, diz.
Einess, collie, constipation. etc. Guaran'
teed at Charles Rogers Drug store; 2Sc
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-30
chapped Hands.

Wash your hands with warm water,
dry with q towel and apply Chamber.
lain's salve just before going to bed,
and a speedy cure Is certain. This
salye Is also unequalled for skin dis
eases. For sale by Frank Hart and
leading druggists.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-30

Good advice TO women. II you want
beautiful complexion, clear skin,
bright eyes, red lips, good health, take
iollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. There
ia nothing like It. 35 cents Tea or
Tablets. Sold by Frank Hart.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-30

Our incomes are like our shoes; II
too small, they gall and pinch US; If
too large, they cause us to stumble and
TO trip.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-30

A cynical Kansas editor remarks that
some engagements end happily and
some In marriage.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-30

The main walls Of many OF the hous-
o. in Mexico are from three to six feet
thick, TO withstand earthquake shocks.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-30

Dan Patch will never again meet an
other horse in contest, 80 his owner
<lys.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-30
ANCIENT Use of the Msce.

The ancient use of the mace intro
duces us TO remarkable Instance o.
ecclesiastical casuistry. The clergy Ta
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-30

The great Barnum circus will cross
the Rockies shortly--the first time in
its history.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-10-13
Sd,rucdcn,
7ic gInnahme ocs NnrIitnhcr Scr
trags pon Scm GUmitc ocm 9iift.
6aa cin;timmig empiOblcn.
9icicruiitcn cutlaiicn.
stofholn1. y. Gft.

StofhoIm. -. Sft.
9as Gcuoertoniie oes Rltsoa5
benz ter aGriit16er 9ertrag 3ur 4ri,
fun9 iiterIaiien worOm mar. igraf
fh einltimmi9 fir 0ehen Rdtiiiiaior
aus.
M;r @eri6t nurts in eemeiniaueJ
Sibunq bei0er 6Guier oem pGrlanent
unterbreitei. Die 9ommiiiion en-
pfiebN, oab bsr 9ertroo iiber bic 2lui
I0Iuna Der Union Gfmeoens uno yior
neqens in fran51iiider Sprade ab1e
fobt ner0e, neil er bei ipdteren Wiei
nunoBperi6ieosnbeiten rem 6oa7er
Tribunal unterbreitst psrben mtbte
Die Reierbiitsn oes 6eerss unb oet
WPorins peroen ldut ioe6en erlaNener
0,riiiaunQ in Die 6eimdtb sntlaFgn
Domit IbIiebt oas lsBte aapitsl pea
T6ps6ifh norp'9iihsu 9rsnmn9s
Itreits.
Das Ihnerii6e aiiitengeidpooel
r,tr.0n Wotlnoll1 nah aarlstroa.
ob. BON roo aus bic S6iff, ii6 nod
ibrsn peritieocnen geitimmuugsorisi
bedeben peroen.
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And elm Noppclmord.
TIN SiloBaucr icritGrt NIT siaencr
Sano Surdl i'm seidIaffcne WIci.
itcrlucrfe.
@cibldie GHgcl.
@cibldic Gnscl.
9lelu glorf. y. Git.

9lelu Dort, IL. XII.
Der gilb6auer Wlotbe 8prglum
bat Die BON inn geihaiienen peibIiben
@n9el, Den Gngsl ter 2tuferItehun9 uno
Den Gngel Der 0ertiin0i9ung, mel6e
fir Die ct. Sobannistir6e aHt Mpr=
nin9Iioe 0eig6ts beitinmt ipaten, nit
eigener 9ano Sertriimmert. 0as
grDbtentbeils aus GsiiIlihen beitetenoe
8aucomite mar Der 4nIiht, oaB bic
beiIige S6riIt teins peiblihen GnQel
tenne uno Dem biaberigen Gjebrou9,
Die @ngel ais Dem neibltden 8ei6Ie9t
angel0rig gu 6etra4ten. Elm 3ieI geiebi
tperoen nliihe.
6err Mlotbes8orqlum ertldrte, oab
er fi6 ais einsn 8nnbdIen aniebsn
miiffe, bab cr aber BON Der glnIi9t
aus9ing, oaB ole fir tie Stride be-
itimmten 6iguren rt1t anosrspo per=
penoet fperoen Iolten. Snpeb babe er
Tie pprfer Photographic un0 nur Die
5ano be8 gn1e!s Der @ertiinoigung,
fpel9er Den Qilieu3psi9 bdIt., uso oas
@efi3t bes GnQsts Der MuIerliebung
bor oem @etber6en gerettet anD sum
4nfenfen dufbe;pdbrt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-10-13
Aus Auiiy1!jtn9 Cbirrmelt.
Has @aumfaduourub tm tuiloen uno sabs
mCu SSnitnno.

Sas Waum'Sdu0 tm luiioen nito 5abs
mcn 3nitnHo.
3u Der merflpiirOiQ fen Sbierodts
tung. peI6e Die duItraliI6e Sauna
auf3ulpeiIen bat, geb6rt un3peiIelbaft
6as 8aum=&dngurub. sSn Der Spro6e
Der GinQeboreuen beiBt es nlope ooer
M}orpe. Seinem &0rperbau nab peiht
es erbeblid) bon oem etbten &Gngurub
ab. Dor allen lit es piel tleiner unO
biirFte oaber eter Den 9amen @allabD
peroienen, Sn Der 9bat I9eint oas
Baum Sdngurub nit oem aodsDals
Iahn peripdnot mo pielleid1t elm WliI9s
gbtommIing bes gOdsmallabD BON
einem Der 9roBen idmar3en Scrub
9ppoIums 5u iein.
Das Baum &dnQurub beIibt sic
goroerfiiBe ooer riati9er 6duoe oes
groBen ldDar3en Sppofums, aud
aei3t es Die Gelpobnbetten Der Sppois
iums in manben 0in0en, mdbreno in
onoern es mebr Den 9DaudbpS dbnelt.
Sn feiner 9opfbiIoung iit e8 ipe0er ben
Spofums nod Dem &dngurub ooer
Wallabp GbnIic6, ionoern 3egt fdIt Qes
nau ben SopF Der &dngurubs&atte.
Wdbreno GGngurub un0 WdlldbG oft
Spei Sun9e bdben, pat oaS 8duns
8dn9uriib ebenIo pie Die OppoHuns
nur Elm Sunges i'm geutel, penigiters
1T bisber nod ME Elm iolhes nit 3pei
Sungen i'm 8eutel bier erbeutet, gefans
gen ooer geieben lpproen.
3as Baum =&dngurub tlettert an
berit idnglam uno poriicbti9 uno tldm=
merit Iicb nit Ieinen &railenbdnoen felt
an Ole 9inoe. gDenn es BON einem gllt
gum dnoern wtu, gebt es bprii1tig Nen
Nit entlang, porauf es Iicb befinoet,
big gum Stamme uno tIettert oann
Den Stamm binduf o0er berunter, um
auf eenienigen PIT gu geldngen, iporauF
es gu tommen lpiinI9t. SO nur mogs
LID, permei0et e8 an Ientredten 8dus
men beraujuilettern uno tbut Dies
nur, ipenn bart beordngt; 3umeiIt tlets
tert eS auf gGume, Die einen IhrG9tn
Wuds baben. Sn oen 6arngepd6Ien
uno duf ben Srbibeenbiiidaen, oie auf
foIfsn 9dumen madIen, liebt es ieinsn
Rubepldk uus3uiudlen uno ben Sdg
ib,r nit S9lafen gu perbringen. Nie
bas 0poFum. 70 Iuat oaS 9aumtdns
gurub ipdbreno Der Naht feline Ndbs
rung. 0ieie beliebt nur aus YfIan3en,
namentlih 0en 8Idttern elmer Sorte
Srdioeen, Ole i'm 9erberton Scrub
reihIih padIen. ST bod Der 9erbers
ton Scrub fat Der ein3iae plat, no
0a8 8dumtdn9urub in 9tt itraIien 5u
finben 1T, un0 miro ols Gle 9eimdtb
&s 3biers allgemein ungeisben.
Sm ipiIoen 3uitdn6 pertleioigen ii9
oieie 9biere na9 8rdften, 1eiben uno
fraben, lpeun man fie anfaBt. Sino
oieIelben aber einmal gefangen, 70 err
oeben fie ii6 baIo rubtg in ibr Coos
unb perben bolliommen sabm, 10 Iebr,
6aB Iie oemjeniQen, pel6er ie fiittert,
ipie 6un6e radbiipfen uno an ihm bers
auftlettern uno Ii9 unter Dem Rod dns
tlammern. Tas 9dumtdngutu6 lit
ge9en a1Its b0dit empfin0li6 unO ers
Iiegt oerisl6eu 6aIo, ebenio ME es bdlo
itir6t, ipenn mon e5 in einem &dfig
o0er aafen geI2n9sn geh1Iien bat. SIN
S7ii1 lpei9eri IS iiG Glf.uu9 gu iih
~ Nff." en-.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-10-13
Der S4ondcin=SRandaf
Ger Icrflaotc Saepb 6cnl lcuourt
anf Dem 3cugenitanoe Glle iibcr i'm
umb ieinc Sdauicgcrmnttcy per.
breitctcn 8eriid)te.
Sat Sicielbe scfanut.

Miltpautee, Dis., II, Stt.
Safob Sepl mar beute auf oem 3eu'
seItdnbe uno leugnete einfad, 0ab Ell
nit Ieiner perftorbenen S6fpiegernut.
ter Srau GHette S9anbein in uners
Ioubten 8e3iebungen geitanoeR bd6e
6rau Srant mar Die lebte 3euain
fir Die 2tnflage. Sic muBte nod cir.
NAL Die Gin5eIhsiten iiber bic 6eGaups
teten 9eiude ibres Sflpa9ers ,Sutpt
Sepl in ihrem 8ett3emner dnscben,
9a5 3eugniB 6enIs erregte 9r0be 2lui.
regung Gr purbe pon ieinem 40po'
taten QuarIe8 gsira9t, Of er jemala
i;.it i;,it feiner S9!oie9ermutter in elmer
@eiIe pertebrt babe, bic nidt ieine
SSrau uno &inter bGtten erfahreu Dir.
fen, ipoa er cntI6ieoen leugnete. Die
bon zen friiEren 0ienitboten 6r1u
Sdanbeins 9emd9ten 3eu8enaugia a9en
erfIdrte er fir pollItdnoiqe llnpa)rs
beiten. qus er fstn 2suonib at5ab,
~, .S11s1. 1Isi; lelns 6Gnoe frampfbaft 5u'ams
mensepreBt, feine Singer felt iibsr ieine
Sdnen gelegt. Sein Gjeii6t i9ien
nod ernlter gu peroen. 9lae 9lntpprs
ten tlangen trdftig buHa bas Ges
ri9ts3tmmer. dls-er OR @erii6te, oi.
iiber fein Nsr6GltniB gu ieiner GGpics
eermutter unb Woblt6Gter;n oerbreitci
iin6, enti9ieoen leugnets. 6err
SuorIes fra9te i'm, ob er BON ben iibsi
i'm uno feline S6rpiegermutter berbrti.
t,ien Gerii6ten Aenntntb gsbabt bare,
lpos er beftdti9te. Gr babe auG &C.
bort, bub 5rdu S6aroein Elm unebe
lites &in0 in 9euti6lunD babe, mel
fss @erii6t i'm Sabre 1891 psrbreitel
tporoen iei. Gr lei odmals nit 'einel
G6tpieqermuttsr in Osutihlanc aea
peien, in ibrsr e8gleitung 6dtten Iid
Iein Sobn Grid 6spl, SRI. 2eonorc
Silbert uno Elm 9isritmaoten bsfunt
BEN. 5rI. 6iIbert 1T jest Grar
Browning.
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Gcntid,. .girifa.
Berlin. 70. s

Berlin, 12. Oft
Sine Wlt.ours aus &opfabt, odb
WerhonbIunQen ii6tr Den g,rtdr'
NsutIf Sii6ipstafritas an GngIdnr
i'm 0onoe Teien. Miro offi3ieli ais err
Iooen bsSeinnet. IS iei aIbern. beiBt
"a in oem dmt'i6en Dement,. Der ceut-
Idtn Reaierung sinsn berartigsn Gss
h1ulsn unter3uihisben, ipGbreno iie an
Der oouernoen Siferuns Der Solonie
nit ter Giniebung oeutihen gIutes
unr Goutes drbeite.
7te Satin 0ss ojenernlIeutndnts D.
sroibo oes .5GnHtommdnoirenosn in
geutih zaolpeidirita. sine aebprsne
psrtha 0mmorn, 1T i6m ioeben cIrp
Son To0 eu.Iiiea roroea. Ter liitlte
Go6r Csl.yU a6nt Sti,o ,. 3rot5d.
,rf,+er QcaJadnsnai 6ss odu?iqadr
iisrs no. uns tn Gei.d1t nit ot1 &c
s,Gii6tn 6iuatasrtnen iater retioun
ntt lrufot. ttp,, ais aranitr aus Uni
ia hein.
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proftqor
Drt~;'tn.
@iQ fcin GciO BON Sri
patpcriOucn.
SGin AliIlC( ni(ll geGeim.
SnScIIcn Ioa 6aiicl6e DurlGnfig nnr
SGuOen Uoa pirflidI tiid;tigcn unO
hctuOrragcnnen ScIcEtCn III.
tcrtrant mer0Cn.
SGin JliIlc( niC6l gedeim.
tIur 0aun o>r Glfoly seiidert.
9le.n glorf- u. Of.

9iep Oorf, IL. DIT
Ser @oriGIag zines rsi9en Istp
yprters, Oem Brpf. 8ebring unter
gepihen ol0ingungcn ein Geloge=
l4ent 81 uperretden. 5u lpeIGem er
lelb1t $4,000 beitragen pole, tat in
paris 6e0euien0es 5ntereie berppr=
geruIen. Gin aorrelponpent, peIher
ben Prof :oebring I'm feline 2tnii4t
oariiber 6eTragte. erbielt Die folgence
InTpprt:
nS9 t0nnte unter teinen llmitdn=
6en ein in ip.ner Neife gtmd6tes 2tn=
erbeten annebmen. IS mar ties
mein Prin3ip, opn YripatperIonen
teine oerartige 9uife an5une1men.
gluBerbem f0nnte i'd cine llnteriu>
dung bes BON mir entbedten Wiittels
ni9t irgeno einem Gomite iiberIuiIen,
bs1en Wtitgliepsr m0gli6sripeiIe niGt
bic n0tbigen QuaIifitotionen bdtten.
v@dn3 dnoers pdre es, penn 0as
Mnerbieten BON Der ameritaniI9en
Ne9lerung o0er DDn elner drnertIaitlS
i4en piiieni6aftliden 4nitaIt in Inz
ertennun9 meiner 8eroienfte fame,
bic idb bur3 Die GntDedung bes &C.
runs gegen 0ip9tberitis uno Wunoe
itarre mir Inn Die Meni6beit eriparb.
nSnoeb beru6t Die 2tnnubme, baB
ih mein NlitteI gebeim bdlte, uuf eiz
mem Srrtfum. Sgoht aber babe ih bi:
perionen, oenen i9 mid anpertraue,
ielbit ausgeipd6lt uno bies pirb audi
in Submit asi6eben SD beubii6tiz
se, iolde 6utfe gu gelpinnen, tpeIGe
Der 9uten Sade @orf9ub Ieiitet.
Ser GrfoIg fam nur baburh ge.
it6ert lpeyOen, baB Sic fpeitere 9lrbeit
in ben 6dn0en folder geIe9rten rubt,
ipel9e bd5u beFGbidt iino."
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$ona.l c..y
Seine NIT GrG' = llnacrfrOrcnheit
oemldtcA 6G.itNuGcn immer
1rpker.
Sic Gnnta;c nugclcucr.
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Eeuria. rSI,, II. STt.
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bon q. $. 2lnorems e 50. in Gbita1p,
bon ben SrrB9eld.porenen ais 3euoe
pernommen. Die @utbiiluu9en trea
ben, ouB III ZEN leBten Sipei Sobrtu
bic 9eidGite Der Shulttb0roe nit Der
6irmd, De,he S6uImjbeI fabri3irt,
iebr bearen5t pdren, oab aber0ougber-
tp troBoern in unbe9ren5ter Weiie oen
9tomen Der 6irma benubte, I'm S9uIs
onipeilungen uno fonitiae NnlpeiIungen
gu f0Iiden. Der SdulIuperintenrent
9ing bel ieinen 6Glfhungen nit Der
grDbten llnperfrorsnbsit gu Weri. @ie
es f3eint, fdIihte er ie uacb 9e6iirfs
nib. 90 funo man cine eefdll6te 2tn.
petlung 5um 9etrdge BON $1.57.
Die Miitglieoet Der SbuIbeb0roe
permutben, 0ab 0ougbertp grpBt
Summen in Observation-Disclosures psrs
Tor. Seine CrunoeigeutbumSIpetula=
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ipGbreno. Dlou Eat berehnet, toB er
in Den IeBten 10 Sabren monatIi1 bon
$2500 bis $4,000 smdhte".
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TeutTde unb SIdedsn nerdnitaIte,
ten cine 9elneiniame Sunoge6ung 81
@uniten ees allgemeinen Stimmre6ts.
Sine MenTthenmaTe BON $4,000 bis
10000 9bpTen iammeIte ii6 frieblid
in Der Hd6e bes Parldmentsgebduots
an unf entionote cine aboronung an
oen GberitlanomarIfoG 5iiriten BON
2obtonib uno ben Stdttbolter Groi
pon eouoenbope, I'm biefen ibrs Qln.
iihten tlar3ulegen. 0ie 8epegunq 3u
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SSmmmter 52

ictre'o Soce Die arrangements tur
Die g(uSucch'eIung cer aatiFifationss
urtunoe oes ruIiii6en iopaniIben
9ertro9eS gu beiprehen. G8 Iin6 ale
8orii6tsmabreQeln qetroTfen, oaB bic
gin3tlleiten nit BEN @oruerbanolunaen
iiberfinItimmen S5 tpuroc tonItatirt.
Dab Die teIe9rlphii6e 9lutoriiiruno fir
DIE AuSncdicIung ieoen 1og eintrsf=
fen f1,u =
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8cin Nuor hif.
Cir Giciftlid.cr modt iidl nnra iciucn
auifaGcnSeu 3MitAMG ucrOadltig.
&Hraialit acleiitct.
glelp glorf. u. Oft.

gIeu 9orf, ~, Oft.
Der Reo. Cyamss @porgp, Elm lln9ur,
neldcr in N}eo0piQc, ga, lt1toirt mn
nit Dem Dampfer nSloboniu" bon eis
mem 8efud in llngurn 8urudtam, pre-
oigte unteripegs Dor Ieinen QanosIeu>
itn in 70 beftiser Neiie uno nit ioidcn
ieipenf9aftlidsn Geiten, OaB Die
@6iFfsoifisiers i'm fir eiaen 9IiiGenpen
9(narc6iiten bieIten uno bic Geamten
ouf gnS 15lanb auf bieien 8aila4icr
beionoers aufHcrfian mahten. 3lper
qob Der 4eb. sGDprgp oen @inpunbe,
rungsbeamten Die @srIiderung, bab er
fein SSeinb ter beitehenosn Geipalten
iei, uber er pdre trobOem pabridein'
lid beportirt noroen. tpenn Der Rep.
Or. 5rontlin Soutbport, QrdIibsnt
oes Wtedbpi1e GolIeee. ibn nitbt ais
einen barmlpien Menfden be3ei4net
bGtte.