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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-04-04

advise my friends to give 1t fair
trial.
Respectfully,
John L. Dyas,
Sis S. Fourth St, North Yakima.
March 16, 1906.
Remarks-Mr. Dyas is one of the
citizens of this city and
careful as to what he says. You can
believe him. In none of the three
cases above were there any bones to
adjust" but we cured the patients.
Coccyx Adjusted.
Case 749-To Whom it May Con-
cern: have been entirely relieved
of a lame back of several years
standing, and also Of stomach trou-
BILE by taking fifteen treatments OF
Dr. Zediker. l had no faith in his
kind of treatment, but heard the doc
tor spoken of SO highly concluded
to try It anyhow, and to my surprise
and pleasure soon began to improve
and am now we'll. Witness my hand
this 9Th day of March, 1906. My
home Is on a ranch near the fair
grounds. Respectfully,
o. 6. HANSEN. :.
Remarks: This was a case where
the coccyx needed adjusting" It
was turned inward too far and hence
was pinching nerve, and Of course
he had a lame back We believe In
adjusting" when there is anything
to adjust, and we have been adjust
ing here for over three years and
cases that needed adjustment
st. Vitus Dance and Paralysis.
Case 591.-To Whom it May Con-
Germ. took my 5-year-old girl to
DR.. Zediker August &c. 1906. She
had chorea est Vitus Dance) and
was nearly parslyzed in lower limbs
and could hardly walk, and her
speech was also badly affected, owing
to paralyzed condition of her tongue,
so people could hardly understand
her. Her right arm, too, was nearly
useless and she would make vari-
GUS facial expressions involuntarily.
DR.. Zediker treated her only eight
times and she improved right along
and is now all right. We are pro-
foundly grateful to DR.. Zediker for
this hasty and wonderful cure. We
feel sure no drugs on earth could
have brought such results. Respect
fully, MRS. L. L. HOYT.
General Delivery, North Yakima,
Residence on South Selah avenue by
Ball Park.
December Is. 1905.
Remarks: This was another case
that needed adjustment" and so we
adjusted" the coccyx and lined up
the cervical vetebra and the little
girl is as lively as a cricket. We met
her just lately and she is always glad
10 see DR.. Zediker. Think of such
A little jewel being left by the medical
to be an invalid for life.
And that Is just where they have all
such, and still will not recognize this
newer and better way. and will not
earn It, and will not affiliate with
hose who do make these cures.
Queer. amt II? And these men are
scholars and gentlemen. and some Of
hem Christian men. Then what is
he matter? Why. that's easy They
ire chained, handcured and shack
ed by that professional I lie of
ethics" of the American Medical as
ISOLATION. Thank the Lord we be-
ong to the American Medical
Union" and it has a different code of
ethics. We believe every doctor and
lealer Of every kind should work to-
,ether to save life and reduce to the
minimum human suffering. Accord
ng to our code Of ethics It IL right
o tell what we have done. and SO
We tell 1t. Respectfully.
JAS. r. ZEDIKER.
)steopath. Electropath. Hydropath.
Member OF the American Medical
Union. q national medical associa-
ion.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-04-04
TURNELL DUbS
THE BALL TEAMS
RIOTERS GETTING READY TO ROOT
Oharactelistics and Typical Names
for the Ball Teams in the Yak.
lima Valley League.
eaice BAKING POWDER CO.
CHICAGO.

The fans are to be dubbed. Town
names will have little influence this
season. Whom you root, root like
bla1es, and root the new name that
Manager Turnell has suggested for
the teams of the Yakima Valley base
bail league.
Yakima will still be known this
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-04-04

DR.. Zediker Continues His Marvellous
WoEk-Rheumatic Arthoitis.
Case 774-Doctor Zediker:
want to tell the public in my own
way that when l called you to my
bedside on February 16, 1906 l had
been lying on my back for four long
weeks. I could not lie on either side.
had suffered until life was no boon
to me. never can tell how I suf-
fered. l could get no rest day or
night unless l took strong opiates to
deaden my nerves. My right knee
was swollen very large and had to be
kept on pillow day and night and
could only be moved with the utmost
care. 1t gave me awful agony to
have the knee bent or twisted the
least particle. And as lay there suf-
fering and saw people walking on
the street l wondered if I would ever
walk again. I was very nervous
and had just about lost all hope and
expected nothing else than a stiffleg,
even if l lived through it. My pny-
sician had bound up my knee with
several yards of bandage strips, and
so tight that it made it pain all the
worse and swell all the more by
shutting off the circulation. By d.
rection of Doctor Zediker we cut the
bandage off with the shears AMI
have never. put another on. DE-.
Zediker's very first treatment re-
lieved me so much that I got a fair
nights rest the first night, and every
treatment improved it. The swelling
began to subside at once and my
how I did enjoy my sleep at night
time without any poison opiates. In
two weeks time he had me up and
walking on crutches. and the next
day l was able to be moved to the
home Of myself ana daughter. and
sixteen of his treatments cured me
so that I could get about and take
care of myself If had only called
Ii. AOuihCi al hist i mlSuI nave
saved all this intense suffering and
loss OF time and heavy expense, for
got worse all the time till called
him, and then improved every day.
He did not cause me any pain to
speak Of in giving the treatments,
my knee was so extremely
sore. His work was soothing and
quieting and made my limb feel bet !
ter each time. His assurance con-
quered my fears, relieved me Of
worry, gave me hope and kept me in
good cheer. Ny advice to others Is
not to wait and sufrer as I did. foo'-
Ing away time with drugs and drug
doctors. can never be too thankful
to DR.. Zediker. will be glad to con-
lirm this statement personally to an,
sufferer.
Very Respectfully.
MRS. NOLLIE NICLEY,
March II. 1905.
Worker at Yakima Steam Laun-
iry. North Yakima, Washington.
REMARKS: rAis was . case
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-04-04

season, as for seasons past, as Tur-
neli's Tigers. The Wapato boys will
be called Leopards. whether they
like It or not. This will be no re-
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-04-04

Ladies'. Remember our entire
dress goods department is for you at
just what the goods cost us for the
entire year. Coffin Bros. lift
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HILLS NsGPTNybGENr AGENCY
for all kinds Of help. Phone ess3.
or call At Is North Front st.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-04-04

REMARKS: This was case
whore the rheumatism had settled
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-04-04
MRS. NOLLIE NICLl

March II. 1906.
Worker at Yakima Steam Laun-
dry. North Yakima, Washington.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-18

" 80
Salonif /, II. Wui. - PIN
Sonntog lit 5luii6cn 4cltn unO Son.
benz bon elmer griedii6cn @an0e cine
S6oor @nloden, MGnncr, Truucn
ltno &tnoer, mcldc bon cincm 2icutc,
lldlIt u10 picr5ig Solootcn cafortirt
lulrOen, nieocrgemoft mor0en. Son
ocn Soloaten muroen iic6cn gct0otet,
neltn permlll0et ln0 Die an0cren acs
fatgcn gctommen.
Sn Gecoua, l1ntpeit bon NcIino,
ntod)tcn gcItcrn Sruppcn od)t @ul0a-
rem nieocr. Die 5ruppcn ucrlorcn
0rei Monn, bic nie6er9eiholien mur.
Den.
Getinie, Wtontcncgro, II. Moi.
Cine S6anr Serben nnBin0cltc
geItern bel 9oribe enc tiirfiIhe
Grippe bon Ni3omS ulo Nrnnltcn.
Sin bllltigcr &f lit i'm @angc uno
o1l bciocn Soften bat cS piclc Soote
lr1o %%erpunoete ge0ebcn. Gen Cir.
fen lin0 Srlppcn ais G~critGrfllno 5l
SitIfe gcIhidt mOroen. Wan Dcrnll-
tbct, Dab cS lid INN cincn ierbiid)cn
9fodcott ban0clt gegcn g(rnal1tcn,
mcldc Gin fcrbfideS Gorf gcpIiinoert
babcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-18
Die @irrcn in Scr @cid)foblrn E in
buItric.

Gbicngo, Sn., II. Wai. - Die
@rllbcnbcliber crluarten guar, boB
bcilte bei Der Gonieren3 nit ocn Berg
leitten in Sprinniiclo inter Sen glr.
bcitern cine WcinngSperi1icoenbeit
ooriiber 81 Gage trcten miro, OF YrG-
liocnt Wit6eQ moblgctbon 6ot, einent
Strife Ser Nntbracit E &oblcngr1bcr
ous5llmeid)en uno oen @eihfobIen-
grGbern ST ilbcrloiicn, fir iid ielbit
ST. iorNen, abcr iic redncn niht on-
raul, oaB Die Ibncigung gegen cinen
Strife 10 tart icin miro, oaB cine
@crltGnoigltng olSbalo cr5ielt miro.
Cine 6ruftion' Ser 9crglcllte b%iirite
iiir oic INTERVIEWING ser 0iiieren5cn
an Elm SdieOS2crid)t iein, iiir ueld)cs
Die 8rnbenbeIibcr iGon ieit geraumcr
3cit plaibircn. @ic iid) oie SerbGlt-
niiie aber oild) acItoltcn mogen, Die
@rubenbelibcr lino cntldloiien, Den
@etricb nidt lGnger ruben su ~laiien,
ion0ern i'm inter alien l~lmltdnoen
ON 1. Sunni wieoer 81, er6iinen, oa
Die &oblcn nnmentlid) in Chicago
fnapp meroen uno Die 3ehen @eiabr
lmiien, bon ibren Sauptabiatmdrften
pcr0rGngt 81 meroen.
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ErufciiOr Wc&cnneD's @cr6aitnna

Ganomo, II. Moi.- 81 cinem
lchhoiten Gcpei6empedbicl 5luiibcn
Eunama un0 0ocaS Oel ~orn Qicbt
Nie &erbaitunQ oc$ Eroieiicr3 nc
&HnneD aus G8nibin1ton %ieiteuS Der
&ofal6eb0rOe 9lnloB. Ger 4'roiciior
bci6Gitigt iid) ais Sod)pcrltGnOi0cr
eiler 6rld)t0ciclid)oit nit oem Stt-
Ninn Scr INNER be0robli1cr ollitrc-
tenoen 9anolentranfbeit uuo ItCint
Gl& erItcn Sdritt 5ltr IuSrotrumN Der
&rantbcit SIT ser NieoerbremWm1 el-
niger Niltten in ocm inii5irt"n Gcbiet
Ncl6rittCn 5u icin, mas itine Gil-
ipcrrllEN intcr ser 9eiduloiQnu1 ser
@ranoliitlHg 3llr 6olge bnl!r. Auf
GermC '0ung Scr 9un0eSrrnitrnrd
bette Scr Mtiniitcr 6cs NlSndrtiScn,
General @uorOio, a}roieiior MrMen-
ncp'S TrciloIinn1 0e9en 9iirGId)olt
ougcor0nct, oanit CT leine milicn.
l6oItlihcn Nrbcitcn iortleben t6nnte,
nber 0cltern M6cno crGielt Die omcri-
fnniIhe 8cInn0t;6nit Die Miittbei-
hug toob ser @elebrte nod INNER
i'm @cidngniB i6mad)tc, man gloubt
icOod, Dab ieitOem Die SreiIoiirng
criolgt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-18
San TrauciScp's 2aoc.

Sparbonfcn mer0en am %. 3. WttS.
mieocr e%r0iinct. - @euorItcGell-
Der N65ug Der @unOc$trlppcn.-
Die 9e5ablung ser @crlultc ollrd)
Die SeriiGerungS = 8eieai6oItcn.
San rnnci5cp, II. MQi. -
Ste blcli0cnS pnrbanfen merbcn ibren
@elh0It9bctricb am %. Wai pieber
,nll1ncbmcn. Die 9eanltcn ser per
%ldleoelcn Snititlltc bieier slrt geben
Ole GrtIGrung ob, ooB iid) oieielbcu III
bcfrleoigcnocr ~iinan5ieller Seriaiiltng
bciinoen.
@cnernl @reelp bat Dem 6inan5-
GonIite sic Nohridt 5llfommcn lnI-
len, ooB Die GerbGltniiie lif lciner
Weinm9 nah oerart gcItaltcn, DAB cr
Die Nbiid)t bnbc, Die 9lunOcStruppen
am I. Srni 5uriid5u5ieben. Ger Sor-
Iiter Ebclon, ioluie cinigc onoere0fit.
glieocr oeS Gomite'S erbobcn ifma=
den Frotcit, bod 'bebarrte General
8rccIp aui icinem Stanopunft. Gr
fiibrte aus, oab oosSpltcm Ser lleber-
pofung unb Siilielciltrng bis 5irm
/. Suui 10 gcorbnct iein merOe, Bob
bic @cieQld)ait pom Hot5en &rel5e
in icoer &iniid)t geniigen miiroc, Die
Sronung ollired)t 81 crbaltcn. Hur
in 5meicn poer oreien Der 3eltlaaer
am Hreiibiu werOe iid) militGrilfe
llcbermafung alld) na6 Ocm /. sunni
mobl nod ols n0tbig erueii en-.
Z. :. Goo9nn, Der gcietlid)e @cra.
tier oeS SdGbungS 9iirenls Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @eielihniten, Fat
erfl1rt, oaB Die bei'm 9rano bon San
Srnncisco betbciligtcn Seuerperiide-
rungs : @eiclihaitcn ibrc betreiien-
Ocn Seuerid)Goen inoipiolell auf
@runo Der Seitimmllngen oerEolieen
liqllioiren merOen, un6 baB baS ge-
llal1nte 9iireall feinen &eriiib ma
den meroe, cine einbeitlide Eolice
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-18

eli5llrilbren oOcr a~lgcntcine Geoellt
por3uidreiben. 0as ermG6nte @iireou
miro leOigli6 ols S6obmeiIter fir
ole 6eltltelung Ser S6be Ser Sd9oen
lltllgtren, bat ober nit gus3obluno
Der Observation-Disclosures nidts al
tbltlt.
Vt nuber ODER @eipenlter2
SefSS oIooten Oes 10. Snfonterie.
TegimentS, melde oaS ll%nterldobomt
an Der Commercials lll,0 &enrnep-
StraBe bema6cn, pereitelten oeoeu
R12 l(6r in Der %pergangenen Nodt
ellten Terllldl oos 8ebGuoe I'll pliin.
bern. Sine S6ilomade f~euertc nm
oiele Belt ouf einen Wiann, meldler
bon Der GommcrciolltroBe in oaS @e,
balloe eln5loringen periu6te, uno nm
Die ndmlihe 3eit bcmerften @odt.
polten al Der Clap uno Gearnen.
StroBe, mic bier WfGIner an cincm
6enlter I'M obercn Stodluerfe erIhie-
men. Die SolOoten ieuerten aud
BORT oltf Die 6rcnroen, meIGe Oa5
6elIer nit G~epolpern ermiocrten, mo
I'M 8nn5en muroen etpo 80 SdiiIie
nllSgetonlht. NlS cine N6tbeilunQ
Foll5et crldien uno 0oS @cbGll6c
ourd)lltdt mllroe, moren 0ieGin0rinQ,
llll9e n%erlhrpuloen mo ollie Tu6ior-
Ifn1lgen nod) ibncn blicben uerNe6-
(id,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-18
@crmiidtc tclcarapbiidc Scpcidrn.

gSllllant ScHDrId, emit Der
rcid)Itc 8rnn0cigcntbiinler bon Wtu-
oiion-Gountp SnO., lit in bu8 gr-
mcl1boll8 BON S%ionopoli9 miQc1onl.
men mor6cr. Geiuc 2ieblilN&iOee,
oic @ibcl I'M @ciItc Scr Neu5cit ST
rcpioirCu, ii6cr Deld)e er lcine mate.
ricIlcn SntcrCilcn ucrnud)l0liigtc, 1T
an ieincm Nicocrgonge id}ulo.
- SSSn Ct. 2pri$ lit Der Foli5ilt :.
Ginccn lucgcr WcincioS 81 3iuciSol'
rcn3 ud)tbol2 perrrtbcilt mor0en. Gr
6c6oltptctc, or hobe tCinen WteineIo
b%cgonocn, ga or bel lCiner Gcrcioi-
0llng iidy gcbiidt babe, nm leincS hu'
bc SIT binoen un0 ieincn grm nidJt
gum GdNpltrcrbobcn bn9c. Gobcr lei
or IN @irflidfcit gor nidt bcci0iqt
mor0er.
- Gin 2nnb1trcid)cr, Sem IN ser
@cboillung Scr 16 SATIRE olten Srou
W. SoncS in GoOi5 Sllnction, Ohio.
ctiuuS 5rt cllcn gcrcid)t mor6en lpar,
idlllg sic aiitige Geberin nit eincm
Giiigfru8 oli hcn aopf, bnrd)indtc
>oS Sous rod @elo, that Scr iullgcn
Srou 8cmolt al mo licB iic in be-
wltBtloicm 3uitonbc 5uriid. @cmoll-
ncte fobnocn ouf boS Sd)euiol.
- Sn NcmeSouen, Gonn., linb
Trm Sbo s. Scnning& II. ibr Sobn
Serbcrt @. SopIor, pelhe ser ST.
morbung beS WunneS ser grltercll
ongctloat morcn, bc& Woroes I'M
5peiten 0robe ldllloig ~beiunben mo
5u lebcnSlGn0lid)cr @eidngnibItroie
pcrurt6eilt moroen. Servings ipnr
am gbcnb bes s. Npri( i'm @aloe cr,
idoiIen iuoroen, ongeblid, iuegen ei-
neS SaocrS in Der 6onnilic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-18
Gem @alacu cntaamGcn.

Srcntpn, N.sS.. II. Mai. -
Die StoatS : OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
manbcltc bcilte oo3 SobcSurtbeil Der
Staliencringnlo %nlcntina IN lebcns-
lGnalid)e 3nhtbnuSboit Inn. Anlto
iollte am %. Mai Sn Sadcniad megell
Grmoroung Goia Saloa'S, Der Mot
treiie ibreS Ygcmeinred)tlid)el"" @af'
ten, Den 600 an 8algen crletoeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-18
Sat irbt Hnnacncnt,iinbnuo.

Hem Dnrf, II. Mai. - Ole
bier frnuf oornic0er lie1cnoe @ittpe
BON Sciierion 0apiS. meilono GrGIi-
oenteu scr SiiOIidJen CONFEDERATION,
bat einen &iidioIl e"rlittcn mo lit Iebt
nit 2lnQcncnt5iinoulg bebaitet. 0a
lie bcreit$ iiber so Sabre alt lit, 10
c~riitirt menig NllSIidt oli ibrc @cne.
Iltlq.
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Bur Hnbc gcbcttct.

ONS uthps SNpsfNN'
Scarf Sdur5 IN cinioher, idlidtcr
@ciie 6erroigt. - ySlecpD Sol.
lom : Cemetery" bei Surrptomn
Ieine lebte Gubeitdtte. Son.
oolen5oepeide ocS aoiicrs @il,
beln.
Nem-Y II. Wni. - Sic @e.
croiQung ocS Srn. Gorl S6llr5 iano
belrte in iebr cinfoder @eiic ltott.-
Nod einem ourdy Faitor Or. s.. g.
Griiieu, IrGiiocntcn bcs Sompton.
T5nItitutS 81 Sontpton So, II. oltrd
Or. ScIir NOlcr bon scr nGt6icol
Culture Socictp" qeleiteten @otteS.
nicnit int Grol1erbnuie, Ger. "a, SIt-
81. Strobc, mur6cn sic lle6crreite
nod ser SLEEPY Solom Cemetery"
81 Gorrptolpnt N.-D., bcior0crt un6
BORT nab cincm obcrmoligcn Sci
d)engotteS6icnit beigciebt. Gin Ouor-
tctt 6e8 y9cutifcn 2ieocrfron5c$"
iong babel o@ebc, boB mir ihei0en
miiiicn," rro n@ie tie 10 ionft ri
bcn." 9n8 Observation-Disclosures finn.
girten sic SS. CHARLES Grancis
NoonlS aus Bottom Gr @otidoitcr
Soicpb $. Gboote, Or. 81. Socobi, So
race @bitc, @cncrolfoniul Gnrl
@iin3, Scrotor Sobn g. Senoerion,
Sol, elias ". 9lrt BON ser ,Gipil
Scrpicc 2eoquC." &llbcrt GiQiS, 9rG-
iiocnt bcs o2icocrfrnn2," @uItoo2in-
0cntbol, GrGliocnt bcS nNrion," Gi-
horo @otion @ilocr, Gr.@eionotcr
S9for Strol,8, Goporb 81 bCporn,
Mor @cienbonf, Gr-@elonotcr Gim.
@olf, Nnbrcip Carnegie, Or. Sans
&itblif, @uitop $. Sd)mo6, 0enc-
roImoior SuliuS Stobcl, Goiporo g.
Ercctorilts, Sioof ~ cligmon, lloo
@rodpo0cl un0 &oroce &. Gcming.
Sci ser 2cidcniciCr NOR audi sic
o2itcroriiGe 0clCQi6nft bon Morri-
%iorio," bcrcn G6renmitQlico Gorl
Sd)llr5 gcrpcicrL ucrtrcten, un0 spar
burh 0os MitgIico Moior IS. 81.
&orr, ser mGbrcno observation-disclosures
Nbiutont bon Sdllr5 NOR.
Som 0crtl6cn @otld)aitcr, Baron
Spcd bon Stcrnburq, trof qcYtcrn
aus @oibin0ton iolgcnocS Gclc-
Grnnm i'm Groucr6nulc cin:
oGr6oltc aus llrnilc fol0cn0c &C.
pcihe Scincr MoicltGt oc8 &oiicr$:
n@ittc sen @intcrbIic6cncn bon Garl
Sdltr5 nlcinc bcr5liditc @nt6cilnob.
me an Dem Scinlqongc oicic8 Der
Observation-Disclosures 81 ilbcrnlitteln,
ser i%cirer ncucn Scimotb in aricq II.
Sricbcn mertbpoQc GicnIte 9elciltct
mo bobci 6o5 ocutibc @lut in icincn
M0ern ME pcrlcugnet bnt.
@ilbclm s. 81"
Nllf bon ser @onner grridcn-
iMoft nIronconio," bcrn alter Ser
Scr &crItorbcne luor, lief Gin Gclc-
gronm Gin. IS bat iolQcn0cn @ort-
lollt: gGicf cridjiittcrt iibcr ooS gl6-
lC6cn u~tIcrc8 bod,pcroicntcn nno off
pcrcbrtcn oltcn Scrrn iprcd)cn mir
l%lricrc inni9Itc Intbeilnobmc in tic,
fer Sroucr aus. @onncr @uriden-
ldoit nSrnnconio."
&obn .. @cnOcriol, scr Nodiol9cr
Gorl S6llr5'8 ol$9mnbcSicnotor bon
Miiiouri. ionbtc folQcnoc Gepcide:
sd fiibIc tici bcn &crltit mcincS
g~cIdJGbten Sreun6eS. Go5 2nro bat
eincn icincr be0clttcn6ltcn Viirger in1
iuobrcn Stnnc be8 @ortcS pcrloren."
Cine McnGc nhcrcrGonoolcn5bot.
ldoitcn 0inG Ser Sonlilic 5l."
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10 ini1terfriiiS / II
Q d ~ II.

StodboIm, II. Woi. - Auf
@cnlN oeS &ronprin5 : &e9cntcn @il>
Itou boben Winiiter beS IuSiportigell
Srollc uno &ricgsminiiter SinNitcn,
lpeld)e am Wittmod) oboanftcn, neil
lie Die acuBernngen bcS ErcmierS
Stoaii in Der Scboite ilber Die
Stimmredtsiroge an Sienito9 mis-
biligten, eingemilligt, ibre Eflid)ten
porlGuiig nod meiter ousSuiiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-18
= ii @ren3bcri d) g..

Cairo, II. Woi. - Capt. Sluen,
Girettor oeS Militar . Sntelligcn5>
Bureaus I'M Suoorl, Elm britiiher Si-
Ii5ier, mo General SAITH, Elm G9Dp.
ter, lino 81 GommiilGren %ernannt
iuoroerL ipeld)e i'm Screin nit thrift
ld)en GommillGren oie tiirtild)-egppti=
lde 8rcn5e berid)tigtcn iollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-18

crbGGtigc III III e e.
- giirgernteilter: u@en NADIA mir
jeb'n 5ilm Gommanba,ten ben Der
neudJcn Scueriprit'n?" - @en1ein-
OcuusiduB: $50, / mponot bolt II
Silber, Den @einb6nbler, Der Der.
ltebt am beiten, mia nler mlifm @ai.
Ter umgebt!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14

minutenIargen Shwelgen ;os grrprn
oas 9tuber elm. Gr CAB cine feline
bumoriitiihe Sdiloerun9 bes beutisen
NbenteuerS, eing Damn in cine ernite
Sonaft iiber unb ling on, Melanie BON
ieiner &iebe 81 ipreden. Nls er ses
enoet, er9riff er Die Sano bes ibn
lelig anbli6enoen MidO6ens, bebedie
lie nit beiBen Siilien uno barrie aui
bic Yntlrort.
sd bin cine 9Saiie," baudte Wie<
lanie, runo babe nidts ais mid ielbit!"
Inns menn mir baS eenug rGre?
Sd begetre nid)t mebr ais Cid"
Stud idlulbe i'd meinem Sbeim
IlleS, mas ib bin unb babe; er iii
mein Sormuno, i6 barf nidts Obne
isine @inwilli9uu9 tbun!"
n@enn er lie periasen iOllte-fiir
men wirit Ou Gid enti6eioen, Mle'
lanie?"
Ginen slueenblid i6wies iie; al3
Tie aber oa8 angItuon erregte Nngelidt
bes Wannes iah. ser ihr iein Ser; III
eisen gegeben, mid lire Sefan9enbeit.
Gle i6lan9 oie Irne UNI ieinen
Nadeu, lebnte ibr Saupt on feline
Nrult uno fliilterte leile: sir DID,
Geliebtsr, fir Did ullein!"
Inter irObli9em Sderien lpurbe Der
psrbdngniBpolle Sdintcn aus ieinem
Serlted auf Der Siebesiniel wieSer her.
porgebolt. Grwin bGlt inn cine bumos
riItii6e ~gnlprafe, inbem err inn be-
beutete, baB er lid iufOrt wieoer in oas
Gaseipinb Su oerfii9en babe, bis err
feline ernIte Seltimmung, enf Der
Gonntcqstaiel Ses 8eniionatS 81 prar-
gen, e"rfilllt hattie. Gann ruoerten
SeiSe beim.
9lm uddlten Morgen %umItanoen Die
Teniion5gdlte baS @aSelpinO uro itauns
ten nit perousten Wiienen cas- 9roBe
@unoer On, fir ba5 feline Nienl6ens
ieele cine Grtldrune 81 wiiien i6ien.
@beniO gebeimniBuUll, ME Der Sdins
ten uerl6nunoen, mar er wieoer ers
i6ienen.
Sim Gage oGrauf perlieBen Grfriu
unb Melanis baS 9eniionat uno be,
gaben lid in Die Sauptiiaot, no lid
@rmin Die Ginwilligun9 be8 Sbeiml
bottle. Oils Der gliifllde Srduti9an
bel bieier Wele9enbeit erfubr, baB Ell
cine reinpe Grbin on Stelle zines
arrlen NidSbens beimfilbrte, idlua Ell
ilf Dor Den 9opf unO ielf5te ii
fomilher Gntriiltung: rNiematlo ent'
sebt leinem Stidial meine Sefann.
ten babsn mir ltetS cine reide 6ral
propbeieiti"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14
Der nsrs Dsroltratos.

gor etpa fiinf;ig Sabren le5te in
2onbon elm jun9er Wianu, 9iamens
9tid)aro 9loDb, ser, pie 10 manfe ieis
ner Sanosleute, b06it %iiberipannte uno
ipleeni9e SOeen bate. Gr purbe bon
Ser brennenben SeiBbe9ier gequdlt, aui
irgeno cine aufiallenoe gSeile leinen
Namen uniterblib gu MAIDEN. ga CT
i'm grunoe Elm gan; 9~epObnliher
Meni6 mar, iueSer Geuie nod 2alente
belonoerer slrt beiaB, muBte er lid
fpobl ielber iaser, baB fein Semiibcn
5iemli9 idwierig lei. 9leidlpobl err
ieitte er feline Slbii6t burb einer saus
perriiften Giniall.
Gr mar ndmii6 nidt gan; Obne
Silbun9 uno fannie Die Geididte bes
SeroitratoS, ser, UNI fir eiren Narlen
Die unlterbli6teit 81 errinSen, einli
Sen pra6tigen Oianentempel bon
@pbeIos-eineS Der fieben beriibmten
@unOerperte Ser antifen Nelt-in
Sranb seItedt uuo auf iolde @eiie
rudDlos pernid)tet bate.
Oiele @elbifie bes SeroItratos bon
GpbelOs ging Dem ipleeni9en 8idarc
9loDS ldnscre i3eit INNER i'm 9Opfs
berum, bis er enoli6 auf Die unbeils
pole Soee 9erietb, cine Gbnlide Wliiies
that gu periibeu. um lid oabur6 cine
gewiIle 9eriibmtbeit un0 leinem gias
men Die iebnlidit serpiinidte llniterbs
lid)feit Sl peri6aifen. @I bei6loB mad
reifli6er neberle9un9, su iol6em
3mede Die beriibmte Hortlanopal i'm
Sritil6en Mluieum 81 sertriimmern.
Siele Gale-au6 Sarberinipaie ges
nannt-salt unb gilt nit &e6t als Die
i6Onlte antife Sale BON allen, Die je
gum SorlGein getommen iino, nabs
Dem lie iabrbunSertes uno jabrtauienec.
lang i'm ShooBe Der Groe perborgen
eewelen. I'm ole 0fitte oeS II. Sabrs
bunbertS wuroe tie ~sefunoen nabe bel
Gom in benz p%raftpOllen S%arfopbage
5es SaiierS ~@leranoer SeperuS in
einem unteriroiiten 0rabsem0ibe.
i3uerIt fano lie Gufitelluns i'm Sarbes
rinilden Ealalt, Damn muroe lie l7S6
BON Cir 9Silliam Samilton fir boben
YreiS erworben uno con linn fir cine
nod piel beoeutenbere Summe in eng
lamb an Die SunIt uno Iltertbum
liebenSe reid)e Ser;c9in BON SOrtlano
perfauit. SIM Saber 1910 gelanste Die
Sak in's Sritii6e Muieum unO bill
oete leitoem cine Ger l6Dniten unb folts
bariten j3ieroen oeiielben. sic lit BON
ei,er berrlihen Sorm uno belteht Gus
elmer bunfelbrauneu glasartigen Wialle
nit mei6en Gelieffiguren pon trefTlid)s
Iter @rbeit, poll grsSrud uno Ioel.
Im Yormitta9 oes Z. SebruarS
1915 besab 9titarb Slopo fi9 in's
Sritiide Muieum unb lpa:ierte barin
aemdhlid nit eini9en anoeren Ses
5udern umber, bic Die san;e @eielliaft
in ben Saal selanste, in weldem ais
iGSniter G9muf iid Die Ycrtlanouaie
oen Sliden Sei9te.
TieIelbe wurbe BON ben Iduimtlihen
1eiudern nit SntersIle betrattet uro
s~ebiibrenb bewunoert.
Sir" fragte Hidarb MoDo ben be-
sleitenoen rnb erfldrenoen Aufleber,
lift es pirflih wabr, mas bebauptet
mirb uno mas audi i'm 9ataloa iteht.