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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
Mystery Made Clear

The Morse-Dodge marriage and di-
vorce mystery was practically cleared
when the name of Mrs. William II.
Gelshenen, wife of the late president of
the Garfield National bank of this city,
was brought into public connection
with the scandal. The district attorney
tried to serve notice on her to testify
before the grand jury.
She is said to be the woman whom
Morse wished to wed after having his
marriage to the former Mrs. Dodge an
nulled. The case is one of the most
complicated and sensational of recent
years here. The district attorney has
already spent $4,000 prosecuting it,
and recently was granted $4,000 more
for the purpose. This great outlay is
justified, because persons of great
wealth here undertook to make a play
thing of the law of the land and the
courts.
As the situation stood tonight the
district attorneys process. servers were
searching Mrs. Geshenen's house for
her in vain. Mr.. Dodge, a former San
Francisco restaurateur, was in GUS
tody, and Charles w. Morse, famous
as the ice king and second husband
of the former Mrs. Dodge was in Paris,
where the woman also was.
When Dodge was keeping a restau-
rant in San Francisco in 1877 he mar
rled beautiful Clemence Cowles of that
city at the home of her sister, Mrs.
j. n. Long. For ten years they lived
together, and when they came to New
York they finally separated.
In 1895 Dodge went to Atlanta and
entered the diningc car service of the
Southern road. In the latter part of
1897 "a lawyer in Atlanta went to him
with a proposition to furnish his wife
with evidence which she could use iii
suit for divorce. In 1898 Mrs. Dodge
sued for and received decree of di-
vorce. 1t was alleged that Dodge had
been personally served with papers in
the case. He made no defense.
In 1901 Charles NJ Morse, the head
of the ice trust and of several New
York banks, married Mrs. Dodge. Two
years later Dodge appeared and claimed
that he had not been properly served
in the divorce suit. His depositions in
connect ion with this suit were later
used as a basis for the indictment for
perjury now pending against him. The
case went to court, Mrs. Dodge's di-
vorce was annulleG and she found her
self in the predicament of being mar
ried to the two men at the same time
She resorted to the only remedy open to
her. namely, that of applying for the
annulment of her second marriage. This
was granted.
Then Morse appealed to the courts
for an order permitting him to bring
a suit of intervention, the object of
which was to establish the validity of
the divorce of Mrs. Dodge-Morse. He
won his case The result was that
about six months ago the status of the
woman in the case once more became
radically altered. Her divorce from
Dodge having been declared valid and
her marriage to Morse still remaining
annulled, she considered herself un-
married and entitled to resume her
maiden name of Miss Clemence Cowles.
She was at the time in Europe. Her
lawyers, however, told her the annull-
ment of the annullment of divorce an
nulled the annullment of her marriage
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
Chinese Pays Penalty

By Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 6.-Sing Vow,
Chinese, was hanged at the Folsom
state prison at 10 o'clock this morn
ing for the murder of Jeong Sing,
a countryman, at Walnut Grove in
October, 1902. The murderer declared
from the scaffold that he was innocena
of the crime of which he had been
convicted. He was pronounced dead
seven minutes after the trap fell.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
Steamer Prime Adelbert FIoated


NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The Hamburg
American line steamer Prime Adelbert,
from Genoa, Palermo and Naples, with
passengers and a general cargo, which
ran aground in the lower bay early
yesterday, was foated off the mud
banks safely al o'clock this morning.
She proceeded at once to quarantine.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
Sons of Old Eli BANQUET

The Yale Alumni Association of
Southern California held an informal
banquet, participated in by thirty of the
"sons of old Eli" last night in the
banquet room of Levy's cafe. DIR.
Francis b. Kellogg. president of the
acted as master of cere-
monies and toasts were responded to
by members. The annual banquet of
the association will be held on March II.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
Tributes by New York Musicians

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. '6.-Programs rem
dered by the Philharmonic orchestra
in it's public rehearsal today and the
regular concert at Carnegie hall to-
morrow night will be arranged as trib-
utes to the memory of Theodore Thom-
as, who was for many years the con-
ductor of the society.
The concert at the Metropolitan op-
era house on Sunday night will also be
memorial to the late leader of the
Chicago orchestra. All the soloists will
render music appropriate to the oc-
casion.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
Banquet for E. S. sullivan

E. S. Sullivan, who until recently
has been manager of the Standard Oil
company's business in Los Angeles, but
who leaves for Japan Monday as that
company's representative. will be Il
guest tonight at farewell banquet TO
be given in his honor by thirty of his
Jonathan club friends. The affair will
take place in the banquet room of the
Cafe Bristol.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
ohio Society to Meet

The Ohio society will bold its regu-
lar monthly meeting and reception in
Blanchard hall next Monday evening
Ohio headquarters have been establish
ed at the office of the secretary of the
society, DIR. II. b. b. Montgomery,
215-2l6 Grant building, where all Buck
eyes will be cordially welcomed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
New Wireless Station

By Associated Press.
ROME, Jan. 6.-Marconi has signed
convention with the government for
the construction of an ultrapotent wire
less station at Coltano near Pisa, Tor
&C mmunication with Pouldhu, Cape Cod
and Cape Breton.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
HAS NOVEL SWlNDLlNG PLAN
WestIake Swedish Domestcs Victims
of Clever Stranger

Pretending to know the girls and in
each instance calling them by name, a
clever stranger has teen attempting to
secure money from Swedish domestics
ir the Westlake district.
Special officer Foster has charge OF
the case.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
New Submarines for NavY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6-Secretary
Morton will soon sign contract with
an American company for four sub
marine boats. The boats are to be
built largely for experimental purposes.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
POSTAL CLERK INDICTED
Federal Grand Jury Reports and Is
Discharged

S0VtGt 0t&N WIZ S'N -
Discharged
The federal grand jury which has
been in session for several weeks, yes
terday made its final report and was
discharged.
Eight indictments were returned by
the jury, only one of which was made
public. owing to the fact that the per-
sons against whom the indictments
We're found are not yet in custody.
The Indictment made public is one
found against Nick o. Huber. the clerk
in the local postoftice who is charged
with rlhing the mails. The indictment
contains seven specific counts ON which
Huber viii be tried at the present
term of the court. The penalty ON each
Count is not less nor more than five
years in the penitentiary
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07

Everything you want you will find In
the classified page, a modern encyclo-
pedia. One cent a word.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
A Bad Stomach
seluIness and mars the hap

Lessons the usefulness and mars the hap
plness OF life.
It's weak stomach, stomach that can
not properly perform its functions.
Among its symptoms are distress after
eating, nausea between meals, heartburn,
belching, vomiting, fatulence and nervous
headache.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
Hoods 'sSarsaparilla

Cures a bad stomach, indigestion ana dys-
pepsia. and the cure is permanent.
Accept no substitute.
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Syarnt s,t Derfa,sfet,.

A hsM ~ Sine syorm In Solein So,pripp.
TMsSa-se1 Gnsearosuas @o,lntp Ohio in9e.
&% ~ & sEsll@ fdbr 5pei Gseilen nproineltlt1
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l52 Mef.T ninfaienb, uub ais 9antmerslp 6arrn be'
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unoefdAr 120 9lder iiao urborcS 2dnb nto Der Teif
lit g8aiblan0. apf Der fSarm nb en gntes 9D pbn.
baus cine groBe Bantid3eler nebit ben npfDt9 n
9leheuaeb6l,bsn urD elm fieilter Baningnrten.
Sic gouse sSarm LIT gut nit Waier perlehen uno ~
f,teu 3uifaoe uno lit bteielbe ebfn 10 lpobi 5unt
8 2afssr sr5ci; ,s.s al.eh a,tr yslehsntht aeeiQnet.
Fiir llGbere 9tiisfunit nnb geSinsnnsen mence maH
ftan
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Neuencs.

2ln Tieniloo iolite ppn Ganbp 6opt
bel 9lelp Sort oas MetiieQetn iiber oen
atlaniiihen Ocean beginnen, sn oem
POM Gaiier Milhelm Elm 9oloener $4,000
Bptal 9eitiftet lpAroe. bob mnBte Die
Nbfabrt oes oi1ten 9lebels we9en auf
aRittwOd) peribOben lVeroen. 3mOlf
Segel=Yahten nit einem Sonnengebalt
uun 86 bis 648 Sonnen aas @nglano,
Geutlhlano uno Moro Qlmsrlta betbei=
ligsn Iib uno iarteten geIern 9la9=
mittas.
Ser streit Der 6ubrleute in Chicago
nnbt nt ieilem CUBE. S5u Oen lsBteu
3oQeu paren uber 1000 Gubrluerte III
betrleb.
Gns roide Gteigen Des MifIlilippi
mo anoerer Str0me ruff in WtlRouti,
5ppa uno Nebrasta srultlibe 8eIorg.
ls;lle Dor ueberldmemmun9en beruDr.
Nub Der Gblo orobt uber Islne llfer gu
!ret2n.
g9ie aus G0ln tele9rapbilh aemeloet
piro. iii es Der oprtiaen Yoll5ei enolid)
gelungen. cine ganoe bon 6allhniin=
Sern ullIaubeben, tpel6e lett eini9er 3ell
Ole 8roBlidete Geutl6lanos nit 6un-
oertmurtnOten iiberi6uenlmt bat.
Su Dem 9DrTe Nblersbof i'm preuBi.
iden electromagnetic YOtsoam, Rrels
6eltow. bat Die 6rau oes SSabritbe.
IliBers 6bl5el in einem 9lnfall Dol
3riiblinn cine eutleB4id)e Sbat poll
brabt. Sie Wabnlinni9e 500 ibrei
nrei jiinelten &inDsrn uno lib Der
Sonntaasliaat al llno Aub ibneil Dam
Weln, aeinildt nit 2rlenit; aub ii
lnabm pun Dem SDoestrant. Wtutte'
unO Rinoer itarben OIL Der Wirtun!
| oes Sjifte5.
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Scr 9oftor In Gbina.

Gie G9inelen lino in pielell 8esie=
tunsen siits ieltIame, lonoerbare Nalie
|uuo entl1ieoen prieinell in ibren Me=
tbooen uno SauOlungen. Die 6e=
|ldi6te lebrt, Bob id)on Dor 5alllenoen
uon sSabren Die Gii1lIfe uno 98iHen=
|ihoften i'm ,G0nigreibe Der Blumen"
blil6ten, ais Die 9lationen @uropas
md III balbbarbaril9er 6inlternlB eiA-
Qebullt lDaren. Der @binele perri6tet
uiele 5ahen in elmer 98eile. Die uns
pplfiaroi9 perfehrt erl1elnt uno nlanA-
mol Die Hatiirlibe g8slIe, ple lOl1s
5a1en ausaeiiibrt psroen lOlten, aut
ben Ropf nellt. Ser Ginelilhe 3lm.
mermonn, gum gellpieI, Slebt ilnlner
ben 9obel 9eaen li1, anifatt ibn pors
parts su ldieben. ME IS bel ulis Der
@ebran1 1T. Sic 9atienten besablen
ibren Mrat in China 10 LANCE mle lie
Geiunb bleiben, sablen aber nldts
mebr, iobalo lie frant DerOell. 0ieier
plan, obeleid sntibieoen neu, bat feline
lauteli 5eiten uno 3ei9t ben ongeborenen
lgdarflinn Der 50bne Deg @onIuclas.
| gei BEN 9ineiI6en QrSt bsoentet Ole
5asrraiiiittbbssiitt 5srraiiitbbssiitt feiHes 9atenten einen 8er=
ltuli, ipdbreno iie fiir unlere Nerate nod
lnnlersm plan cine ginnabmeqnelle
Itpiro.
sSn beioen Ssdlsn III jeoob Die 6er=
4 hgirufliua nps 9frateS ilnnler eine fD1t.
lfpislise @eiaihte. 6rau Marp Grom=
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Iyleb., iAreibt: .Sr. petsr Gahrnep,
Ighicaao, 5l. Mertber Serr: Sb'
| Qllpenfrduter Blutheleber lit unier eill.
lsioer 2pttor. SD babe lieben 9inoe'
1 1unD fDbalo Gins bon ibnen erfranft.
i belle ih es liber nit Dem aipenfrduter'
1 Blutbeieber. Ghne beulelben tOnntel
mir nibt alisfommen.
Ger nlebr als bunoert Sahren ma
|Jorni's Observation-Disclosures feil
l@gperinlent lnebr. Sm 2aufe Der Sci
Lift ieiu Mertb nod belier erprDbt NOR
|oen. Gr bat iih in 5alllenben 'pol
! 6am:lien, Ielblt bis sur pleften Uni
/ fiinften Generations. BEN Blag cine
i JalniIien-MeoiSin ertDorben uno ge
ninnt tdslih an 8eliebtbeit. I'm lid
q pon ieiner @elunobeit 9ebenoell Rraf
su tiberaeueen beItele man ei1re YrObe
liilis. gr lit teine Apotheter= Weoiain
q MorefIirt: 9r. peter 6abrnen, ll2-
ia so. DoDne NOe., Gbilaap. Sa.
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Gont 6ric9sid)ampIaB.

Geit Noiboeftpenstp ben @bub Der
fransOliihen aolonie in SnoD=@bina
perlailen. bat mon nihts nlebr BON
ibm 9ebDrt uxo and ubsr Den Yerbleib
Der lapanilhen 6lotte bort man nihts.
5n ruililbsn Marinet,eiieE lit man
Der 9lliiiht, oaB Nolhoeltuenstp hurh
Die @utliniang GtraBe. noroli9 ppn
Der Snlei 2lSon, fahren nno Die
StraBe ppn GormoIa. Die nnr 200
Msiien brett III. permeiosll miro. oa q,
in Der leBteren GtraBe nehr als an.
oersmo lapaniIhen 5urpeoobuOt- 9ln-
griften ausqeiegt iein luiiroe.
Nuh n0n ben gsipeguusen Der beiben
.2anoarmeen bort man nur Bermu.
fbuneell. 9tur 10 piel lit liber, Da6
teine ar6Beren MttiOnen porsenommen
DLrben.
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NnsIaun.

Sic Sdleiiibef Werfe III Sreslan
baben BON Der ruili1ben Geaierllna be.
oeutenos 9eitelIunQen auf Material el=
balten, oas fir Nusrilitunq porAan=
oener RrieqsIdiIfe uno Retbauten
beltimmt lit. Sic guftrGge repraIens
tiren Die ltattli1e Slnnle BON FebSig
Willionen Marf.
Sin betloQenswert6es llnaliif lpiro
aus Suoopelt tslearapbil9 Qemelnet.
Su Dem Nlmo1i=Gdndt Der Roblsn=
berQtperfe au &eiicn in lln9aru Rno
our1 oprasitige @rplolipn elmer Spreng.
laouna uidh Weiiiger als % Ser9leute
getDotet ipprnen.
Qrioatlio1idten aus 36itomir Su-
iplae lolen bel Den oorti9en SuoenOer=
iplguneen pierSig YerioneiI get0otel
noroen lsin. Iem ofliSisllen Ysri6l
;uIolee lit nur in 6ol9e oes enerQiiher
8orQe6ens Der geb0roen Elm allgemel'
mes Wailalre uerbinoert moroen.
Giner MelounQ aus 8eutben 3ufulgt
lno i'll CbsrIblelien allein Seit Dem 10.
Ropember, ols Die 8enifltarre oprt
fpioamiih aufSlltreten be9ann, ubel
HOO aRenibenleben Der Geu1e erlegen
lrie Qmtll6 beribtet miro.
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o.re I Dor ibnen nisoergeaanaenenI
8liBe su goben aemorien. NtehrereI
Giunben beraineen. big lie bos ge=
mubtiein rieoer erlaneten. Sn Nor=
malf wuroen Die Seller unter WaiIer
oeIebt uno GROCER Sdaoeu onaerihtet.
Nm fAperiten iDuroen Die Rohlenlaoer
bon 6reD mitQenommen. Sin iuertb=I
pplles 8Fero oes Bitt Curtis iuuroe
pom YliB astroffen uno get0otet.
Sn Eeiner Wobnuna in GanbrioqeI
ltarb am sonrtaa 8. 9. 5aplor,
no6oem er bereits lett n,ebreren Mphen
on einer 2un9enentsiinonng frant bar
nieoer 9eleesn bate. Gr erreifie Elm
9llter bon 63 Sabreu uno mar cine in
republitoniI6en GreiIen oes iiiolidben
Ohio befannte NeriDnlitteit. @r luar
SerousQeber Der .@uernieD 5imes"
|ltno trepublltaniiher 8iee=@ e=@puDernsurs=
@anoloat. Ser @erTiprbene lit Der llr=
heber mebrerer Beiebe uno mor mehrere
Sabre lang GoItRsilter bon @ambrioqe.
@r binterldBt ,eine 6ruu, orei .SObne
tlnao eine 5obter.
eSrl 2oncaIter muroen ON H.. Mai
Ssfau 9lleranoer Ghalfer, 26 Sabre
| aft. uno beten Iedsjabri0er Gobn 0er=
bert turs Dor Dtittaa uDnf glig erihla.
gen. Ter 9iiBlrabl oraug ollrd oos
| 6snltar in oeren Wobnnng elm, tpel1e
lItdnoia, islblt big in ole 8rnno=
llHatlerli. 3erIf6rt mnroe. 8ie 2eid)en
| Der beioen Sturmppier lpuroen foIort,
| lRhoem lie sstroNeu lparen. Dolllianoia
| iAmar5.
Su 9Dooosiislo Itorb om leontaQ
;aiAter u. S. Nsarinn, Elm prpminenier
spnlt uno ebelnotiaes 0titglleo bes
5taatsIsnats fir bielen Iliiritt.
'Sn @biaicotbe erId)uB Der GeQer IS,
car @uans. oer bel eiuen @inbruh er-
toppt Tpuroe. ben 9oll5llten Meigano.
SSn youngstown ertunAte tiirSlidl
|eiles fh0nsn WOrQens Der lln1ar 6ron5
GatO ulD fano, oab feline 6rou oupon=
lgsiduftn mar. 9ltit ibr luaren feline
6tiparniiie bon $500 Gus eiIiem 3of-
/ fes 0eri9iDuuoen.
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+ NolitiiNes.

- X ~ Z
Die Gepublitaner bon Susearalpas
gDunip bie!ten an SamItae bier cine
@Dnpsntioil 5ur Wabl BON 8eleaaten.
3ur Gtaots=@oaUentiDn uno CUR Wabl
eines Gentral=@pnlite. On Die 6iibreri
.lib I1on pon Oornberein iiber eirl gro=
sramnl Qeeinigt, 10 qinA Die Sod)e glatt
uno barmDniib non ltatten nno
innerbaib As Minuten mar aues pDr=
iiber. Qlls 9elegaten al Der Staats-
gsnusntinn nuroen effp0bit: Sanluel
Walter BON Glap, Ni1ier 5oIers un0
Mapor Qtdsn pDn bier, 6eor9e W.
4@bite, @. 9. MpobD, s, s. Jteebes.
S. 9eifenbo1er, QGilliam GnlpIielo.
8. S. 6rper, g. g8. gBalters, 2Ilsg=
|anoer Gmntb. Gr. 8. 8. 5uQbes, 80.
.. 6oitetler, genjanain Gsibman, y.
3d. Bailep.
Sic Nnbdn0erinnen oes Welber=
Himmre1tes meirten befanntlld. oaB
oo1lelbe unlete pplitit pereoelll miiroe.
8isle J, 8ereoelllna" lit III @plpraoo in
eieentbiimljben @rIheinunQen outage
eetreten. 8as glutglpeiblicbe bat i'm
8ablidlIGen cine eritapnIide Dleilter-
ildoft befunoet uno es Dem hdrteren
IGeibleht I'M Mogetn nod beoeuteno
lsuuorgetban. go miro leBi in 8enoer
sine Srau prD5ellirt, lDelpe Stimmen
librer .g0meitern" liir SIS Per Stild
ailtanite uno nod Der Nahi ben oieien
Sdmeliern oenullsirt muroe. @lnt
Iauoere 1T bel1aloi9t, 0as Gplonillten
uon Nsge,inlen gu Wabl5wfden ensros
lbsirieben gu buben; uilo cine brittle II
langefla9t, in eillem Strelt III elmer
gBullbuoe einem Wablritbier nit Del
0ulnaoel ein 9luse aus9efoben gu
babeil.
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SnianE.

0iram @rOnt, oer ein3iQs GbCrlebeu0e
9Ieleron oss &rieass uun 1912, DER erIt
titrslib ieinen l05. @ieburtstag 9e=
feiert bot. lit IN ieinenI 9eim III 28atsr=
tnlun, N. D.. aelturben. ST luar IL
Sabre alt, ais er III Den &tleA 5og.
sssn yteu yOrt 1T Sniepb gsluis i'm
after Oon lU4 Sabren geftorben. Or
hat nit 5ipsi SObnen oeu 9an5sn 8ilr=
Aertriee mitesmatbt. &smls mar Del
Bater Don 27 &luoern.
.s}u Bolton, Wall., bat cine 6ruu,
Die nd) fllr Charlotte, Die yGiattln oes
itiibersn Raliess NRorimiliop oon
9Rerito" uno DIE ugdndQsrin oes
rbigyn Saiirrs uon Selterrsib" au5-
0nb, ioeben Die 5taot ptrlolisn. na6=
oenl lie BON Mitalleoern Der italienilben
aaeot!oo;iis aetoo;sitiiss iibsr $40 600 aspnlnpt hattie.
Sic bate oeu 2euten iuuB all MAIDEN
gelpnBt lie babe bere6tig'e 9lnipriiche
! aui ben 6lierrsidlithen 5brOn. Gina
| 100 gelDobner oes n0roli6en Shells
Der GtaOt iuden jtBt nab lbr. Seit
att Sabrell latten oisielben iDr 8elo
|eeesbsll oamit lie ibre 9lnipriibe auI
ben 5hrpn 9sltenD MAIDEN t6nne. Sic
usrlprah ibuen nafiir, lie au Wtiuiltern
lmo BrpbarunobeliBsrn su MAIDEN. io=
balo lie osn 5bron beltieaen tabe.
Sic drau elnes promirenten Stalieners
dab ihr $1,000. neil @barlotte ihr per=
iprab, lie su elmer 6er5oain MAIDEN Su
ipofien. Sin Gtseloreber 9ab ibr ielne
sansel, griparnllle. eirise bunoert
Gollars. lueil lie i5u gum 9pf- Mluliter
MAIDEN iuoate.
| @bas. s. @aisn, Der G,elbdfts= =Naent
Der Eniihsn= llno 98aeenmaher= Union
9io.A4 III Chicago, bat Qeiianoen, oaB
Der por einiasn 3aaen Oerltorbcne
Igbarles s. GarllttOm an oeu Jolsen
pon 0erlsBunpeu aetorbsn LIT. Die ibn
uon @aas. Giiboolsp,1 Golparo 6eeleE
.llnlD Wsnrt goonep beilebru1t Wuroen.
| Die @enanntsn fino Derbaftet poroer
'Iuno aucb @nisn. ioiDie 6enrp s.. glep=
man. Der 5ftsetar Der ertpdbnien llnlon.
lnno George Millsr, ein Mit9lieD fel
lisreIuiipe Der Union, lino III 6aft ge'
uonlmen lporoen. Sen glnaaben Ga.
lfsD's suIolae erbielten Die Serle $l5 iiil
libre 9hat unb 3luar iDuroe bas Gelt
] osn, .Gr5iebnnasfonO" Der Union ent
llpnlllell.
1 Hui Ser pbilipplnen=SnIe Solo ha
ben III oeu lebteli WDcben iharfe DE
Iisbis Hattpsfnnosn uno srual spildel
Iosn Nlprps. bic ullter Der biilrun9 De
4 Ddnpilinas Dala farben. ullo Del
QeutslI oes Oenerala WoDo, Der lelb|
J. |an nsll Gdmpfsn 31ell nabnl. Nall
rIunb Der ytef isiner Qeute lifio IN eiiiei
l@umpfs uillSinaelt. w bat 800 Wanl
hait Hooten berIorell ililo Bic ltnlerifalle
1 hobsll {opsit iiebea acbie lllo ~ @ss
tpun0ste. &
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Gin i6Icid)enDer Sob.

BlutsergtItun9 ihleiAt nacb Dem soer-
sen lin unp pernrleht Iup. S. g.
Gtsarns ppn Bette plaine, Minn..
IIhrsitt, rap Elm sSssunp feline 5ann fiird,v
tcriitb perleste, mslhe pie bel glutpers
giftnns anlhwca. Bndten's Mrniea
s0alte 500 ras G,tit bsraas, belltr bic
ySunpe uup rettete iein 9eben. DaS
bette 5eilmittsl ii Der sBelt liir Brano=
nhp anpere Duncen. 25 Gents II
Mllers Mpctbete. 0n Msiafrs Mpct6stl
lpire peutfh SeiprcAsu.
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ssns samierlp alniamn.

San 8ie9o, Sal, Is. Diai. Ger
9lrbeiter yB. g. &pbinipn rihtete bier.
.pie aneenonlmen Miro. I'M Sdufer=
pabnllnn, eln furhtbares glatbao an.
@r orang berts irllb il, Die Wo1nung
isiner Mirtbin, Drau Gnlna Steiuatt
Elm, lboB auf Ole Trall, neld)e ibrsn
Munben Ipater erlas. morauf er osren
Sobn, Wllliam Stelpart. miitellf zines
luneen Wtellets t0oiete. Sierauf beaab
er lib II Die I'M fetben 0alrle geleaelie
3immerlnlnns,Dertltatte zines eetDinea
8. %. @haIe, ben er ourA einen tpobl-
|Qe3ielten 51uB aus elmer 6linte auf
Eoem Sled tootete. Mi.telif zines 6abr=
raoes iu1te Der llnbolo bierauf be
Wobnuns bes 5isuertolettors %. 8.
Dooorioae auT tOotete DEN ibm Dffnens
ben Sarrp 9ooorioae, einen 5obn oes
Solicitors. mittellt eines 5hulies. unb
perlpunoete Die ourch oas 0aus fliidz
| Itenoe 6rau 8pooriose our6 einen
5AuB in ben Giidel. Ser burh ben
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ridge ideint burh oas 6eniter in ben
| Opf eeipruneen ooer setallen su lein.
llpDbei er einen 8ruh Der rebten 0ano
luno pabriheinlid inilere 8erlebungen
loapongetsaeen bat. Gobinion t6Otete
lid iblieblih ftlbit ourd einen 3ebOla
lperihuB. 3wiihen lbm unb ieinen
Gpiern bate teinerl MiBiiimmung
lbeitanben.
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Wer QDeine ull0 Gpiritnolen
Dinidt, telspbonire an Noolpb. ben
einaigen GroBbdnDier non 6pirituoien
Il Suscarapas @ountn. II.
Sic Geeelbnln an Gh-OohitraBe
:lteht nun unter Der 2eitun9 DOn Gbns.
Minnie uno ltebt oem pnbliium ieoen
Iyiohmittag nnD Mbeno our Beffiigung.
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Nan patterlon, Die Iriibere ghpriItn,

Nan Batterion. bic friibere ghoriItin.
Die an9etlaet mar. ben yuhmaher"
@aeIar Nouna erihenen sll haben.
muroe am Sreitaa III 0eD Dorf aug
Der Saft entlaiisll, nafbem fie beinahe
ein Sabr i'll ben Gombs sllagbroht.
Sic ipuroe ppn ben Dor Dem BefdnaniB
perIammelien 2eutell init 0odrufen
empfan9en. als lie Die 5Dnbs DerlieB.
I'm balb bier llbr Nabmittu9s reife
lie nl6 WaIbiu9ton ob.
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Sud iibcr GeOAr !. Oitit.
Wnnberbnlle sSarilitaten fiir cinen
AusFng BEL bem beriibmtrn
Qafe<gicSnrt.

Wlit BEN perannaben Der yerienseii bef1Gftgt man
fb nit ner Mnslpabl eines donen Yases firsetnen
GplnmersMusflng. @erabe in oieier Werenbnns giebt
es tntereiiaten Seeitpif II eliem neleg guas!lt cas
NeuniplpaMia 2tnien erhaltea famn. @dfelbc be.
fureibt Die pelsH MttraftiDnen of eeoaf pDMt nent
bermteH NelOrt an ate Gries pelfber lpeateue Wsr'
aiitItiounQsn fir eineH end9igen pber einen Iebr.
iubdbigen Mn8huQ Oarbsetet DaS Bud aiebf S2Dtef,
uuo &otte0e. Gonlmpoatipner NIT 9sntex pcn IS sc
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