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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30

The Black Cat for October has six fine
stories-'The Picture Post Card" The Sap
phire Chain" (Sl00 prize). THE Kiteolo-
gist.'' Preacher Lamoine." when Cupid
was on Time" and Bachelor John" 1t Is
an attractively presented monthly: and its
stories are always good. The Sbortstory Pub
fishing Co.. Boston
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30

Ainslee's Magazine for October gives hrst
place TO q novelette, by Alice Duer Miller,
"A Maid and Her Money u society story
well conceived and told with high skill. May
SiRclsir's Audrey Craven continues and
there are short stories by Francis Metcalfe,
". 4. Fraser, Marion Hill, Joseph @. Lin
coin. T. W. Hanshew. Anne o Hegan, Anne
Warner. Constance Smedley and Pearl
Humphrey. Good poems also adorn the
number, and there are essays and book re.
views we'll written. Ainslee Magazine Com
pany, publishers, New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30

literary ability and wide reading
Pond In the Mnrshy Meadow By Anne He
lena Woodruff. The Saaldeld Publishing
Company Akron. Ohio.
This is very handsome book for the chill
dreu, well illustrated. and having q beauti-
fully colored frontispiccc, The boy and the
girl have great times In the meadow. chasing
butterflies and meeting the outdoor creatures;
story is handsomely told and the book is
certain TO be popular one with all the
little folks who are fortunate enough to
have access TO il. Bits OF poetry throughout
the book enliven the text. and there are trl-
umphs and tribulations enough To make the
whole as realistic as possible. The lesson is
always toward nature study. toward self
reliance aud appreciation OF nll good things.
The Worlds Christmas Tree. By Charles Y.
Jefferson. Published by Thomas Y. Crow
ell g. Co., New York.
This is n handsome little volume. devoted
10 impassioned and vigorous plea for the
prevalence and permeation through all hearts
OF the true spirit OF Christmas The matter
is treated somewhat rs an ideaIized realiza-
tion. and II Is all placed In the most earnest,
piou5 vein II comes nearer TO the Dickens
standard than anything that has recently ap-
poared.
Breezy. BY J. George Frederick. illustrated
Philips Co. New YORK City.
Breezy is the title OF this book and breezy
arc the contents. A young fellow who has
that familiar nickname is put through q Sc
ries OF adventures and successes IN which
his enthusiasm. energy. and ingenuity are
brought 10 the front. TO the admiration and
delight OF every one who has to do with the
pleasant young fellow. The book is most
agreeable to read and It also points ihe
moral that energy and good VIII are high
factors In success in life
A Good Samaritan. BY Mary Raymond Ship.
man Andrews Illustrated by Charlotte
Harding. Published by Mcclure, Philips
e Co, New York.
This Is an immensely diverting book A
young chip who is the star pupil in theo
logical lool, is madc the victim Of an
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30

The Pilgrim for October has Hno article
on American Club Women" tells OF ''The
loween and Some Of Its Old Customs Of
Commercial Relations with South Amer.
ca OF "a japanese Tea gives the
fashions. much household, home, and kitchen
work, and has good stories, sketches and
poems: Pilgrim Publishing Company, Dc.
troit. Mich
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30

The National Geographic Magazine for
September has comprehensive article on
The Deserts OF Nevada and the Death
Valley showing the deserts of Nevada and
the regions around Desth Valley proper with
many Illustrations, by Robert Fl. Chapman
OF the United States Geological Survey
Japan America. and the Orient" is a spe
cial article by Hon. Eki Hioki Charge d At
good practical thought THE Forests of
Canada and The Vast Timber Belts of
Canada" are both papers on the richness
of our northern neighbor in woods. Ami
NAL Wealth Of e United States is an
article OF eminent value by Hon Francis Z.
Warren, United States Senator from Wyo-
ming. Cultivation Of Marine and Fresh
water Animals in Japan" by K Mitsukur,
Phi D., Professor OF Zoology, Imperial Uni.
versity, Tokyo, Japan, is an illustrated ar
ticle showing the great advancement in the
science OF zoology. The Lumber Business
Of the Government and Geographic Lit
erature'' complete a number OF hrsr-class In
teres5. The National Geographic Society,
publishers. Washington, D. @.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30

The Reader for October has a frontspiece
in color illustrating poem by James Whit
comb Riley. II also has new and season
sble cover design, and the illustrations
through are OF the finest type The story,
Elndtolded,' draws toward conclusion !;
1t being q San Francisco story full OF lively
action. What is the Rich Mans Dutyl"
ls sympathetic and kindly essay by the
RI Rev. Samuel Fallows. Bishop OF the Re-
formed Episcopal church Anne Warmers s
story, Find the Hero is concluded in ad-
mrable style; like all OF her writings. it is
hrst-class. "Galvestou-an Achievement" ="
written by Ethel Huston. Is great account
OF the rebuilding OF that Gulf city q triumph
Of American energy and determination ''Orr
Own Times" are reviewed, and there are
good stories, essays, and poems in the num-
to the front in 6ne style every number
showing improvement. The Bobbs. Merrill
Company, publishers, indianapolis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30

ership," by Allan j.. Benson. is searching
inquiry into a QUESTION that is often dis
missed with mer, surface examination.
Elzabcth Duer's serial story, Tho Prince
Goes Fishing, EeeU,s up itG Interest In fine
style, and there arc short stories Of 6rst.
class ability. Current Reeootions,' by
Edward S. Martin. are timely and good
comment on current events. a poem by
Lloyd osbourno, Tahiti is notewort-v
The number is frst-ctass ono. ID. Appleton
and Company pubushey-r, New York.
The Technical World Magazine for 0c-
tober has great showine OF the work Of
women. Women in technical work are shown
70 excel; THE Coming Sex shows the in
vasion OF Industries aud trades by the army
OF women; Women OF tho Wild shows
how women perform the Indispensable work
OF unciyiliZed mankind: HWomou and
Astronomy shows the triumph OF tho sex
in that field, Women Motorists" also
shows skill and nerve Bread Making by
Machinery The Needle in tho Navy"
Sisters of the Arts and Crafts Colossal
Asparagus Plantation" Protecting Run
ming Trains, Autos for Rural Free De-
livery and curious sketch about the use
Of The Boomerang drst,olass spec.
ialties in the number. This is q magazine
Of surprising interest and valuo, and every
thing IN 1t rs presented in Hrst-class form.
The Technical World Company, publishers.
Chicago.
Holbrook argus., 1906-08-04

A boy of sixteen. who had never been to a dance, had no idea of what it was. Hearing of one few miles away he felt q desire to go. Gaining consent of his parents, he went. In a short tine he came running back all most out of breath. When he had somewhat recovered he man. aged to relate the following: "W hen came to the house where the dance was to be, it was all most filled with people. In one corner sat a man who had long necked animal which he held in his hands and pincheu its ears and stroked its back with a stick. and then 1t gave a scream, and the men grabbed hold of the girls and began jumping around the room hunting for the door, but nobody believe found it but me and 1 alone escaped.
Holbrook argus., 1906-08-04
Notice to Creditors

Estate of Jesse N. Smith, deceased
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the Estate of Jesse N. Smith, de- ceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers with in 4 months after the hrst pub. lication of this notice to the said administrator at Snowflake, Navajo Co.,, Arizona, the same being the place for the transac- tion of business of said estate, in said County of Navajo, Arizona. JOSEPH w. SMITH, Administra- tor.
 Dated July 14th. 1906.
Holbrook argus., 1906-08-04
MOrmOns Gather at NauvOO.

The annual convention of the Sunday schools and religious so- cietie' of the reorgarized church of jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is being held in Nauvoo, Ill.,. this week. Several hundred delegates are in attendance. This is the first time the members have assembled in Nauvoo since the Mormons were expelled from Nauvoo Tn 1916. Joseph Smith president of the reorganized church. is q son of the founder of MOrmOniSm.
Holbrook argus., 1906-08-04
National Greetings.

"How do you do?'-that is Ca nadian, English and America. "How do you carry yonrself?"- is French.
 "How do you stand?"-is Italian "How do you find yourself?"-is German.
 "How do you fare?"-is Dutch. "How can you?'-is Swedish. How do you persplre?"-is Egyptian.
 "How is your stomach?" "Have you eaten your rice?"-is Chi. nese.
 "How do you have yourselt?"- is Polish
 "How do you live on?"-that is Russian.
 May the shadow never grow less?"-is Persian.
 And all mean much the same thing.
Holbrook argus., 1906-08-04

I pray you, o, excellent wife, not to cumber your self and me to get d rich dinner for this man or this woman, who have alight- ed at our gate, nor bed cham Der made ready at too great a cost. These things, If they are curious in, they can get for a dol lar at any village. But let this stranger,,i if he will, in your ac- cent and behavior. read your heart and earnestness, your thought and will, which ne can not buy at any price at any viii lage or city, and dine sparely and sleep hard in order to behold. Certainly let the board be spread and let the bed be dressed for the traveler, but let not the emphasis of hospitality be in these things. Honor to the house where they are simple to. the verge of hardship, so that there the intellect is awake and reads the laws of the universe son.
Holbrook argus., 1906-08-04

Cannon would like to be presi- dent. But the consensus of opin ion is against the use of old smooth. bores in anything but coast defenses where there is no possibility of a hostile fleet. In d presidential campaign a four inch gun is as useless as a fire cracker in a naval duel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-06-14
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-offices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico, in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlaveIrng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver-
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Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
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SFiir $500 uatb 9enti@lano.

DeutIb. ameritanil1e Beitungen
tueroen i'm alten 8aterlanb NIT arDs
Sem Snterefie eelelen, tpeil iie itA
frei auslpreben uno bdufie nDn brii.
ben mebr Neuigteiten uno Na@ri@.
ten bringen, als bic beuti9en Bel.
trngen ielbft. Die rsSreie BreIie fiir
Teras" lit briiben iiberau, tpDbin iie
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tuie aus aablreiben Brtefen an uns,
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an ibre Geruanbten fhiden. berppr.
3ebt. @er baber ietnen 8ermanbten
uno 6reunbeu cine 5reube erueiien,
ibnen Elm milItomtnenes @eIhent
MAIDEN mill, Der beftelIe fiir iie Die
rSreie Hrefie fiir 9eras". Das Sns
terefie fiir Teras, tpie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat uno Die @egeno, mD bic
Weruanoten tu0bnen, lit in Deut16.
Lamb iebr lebbaft uno eS lit mn,nDgs
lib, in Brinatbriefen cine 10 griino.
libe Iuftldrun9 unb 8eibreibune
oes fremben 2anoes 81 geben, mie
bies Die n5reie Brei1e" allmDbent.
lid tbut. Sir ben gertngen Hreia
pOn $3 perfen6en mir pprtufrei unier
reihbaltiges WDbenblatt auf Elm Sabr
an irQenb cine Nbreiie i'm Muslanbe.
Die ssrete prefie fiir 9eras pnbI.
&DMbaut1.
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.Mre. Minsl0ua Sppthina Gurup"
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Nm baS Ynblttn1tl.

Die' rSreie Breiie fir geras" miro
an iiber $50 8Ditofficen nerianbt, unb
bat cine sroRe gerbreitune in Der
@a6bar< Republit Werifo, i,n Snbia.
ners9erritoriun1 unb OtlabDma.
Sbr @irtulatipnss@ @ebiet in 9eras
eritredt ftb BON @alneitpn Biz binauf
nab Deniion, bonn auBeriten Often
Bis na6 81 Salu i'm fernen @eften;
es I6lieBt ielbitperitdnolih nit be-
iunhers sablretben 2efern oas oi9ts
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meiten elm. Nud in Werif0 fat ite
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ielben i'm @erein nit unieren riibris
gen 2Dtal Maenten Iprttp6breno
neue 2eier au.
Sn Mnbetrabt bieier Tbatiaben 1T
Die nSreie Breife", mp es fth oaruln
banoelt. bic beutibe 8en6lterung au
errei6en. SaS bette Mnseige Maes
biim ~ StaGte IerGs.
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ltTter uns ole Nelfelie, Oe,t Srusun.
aber ntdt rein oeblieben lit unb ba>
our9 fhpano audi Dir oas Redt bet
ginfpra9e."
Diefer Seitenbieb i9ten sine 1ebr
ernpfinblide @tsns beriibrt gu babsn,
benn Die Mlte fubr nit sinem Male aus
ibrer tauernoen Stelung in Die 95be.
Man fab, oab nidt bel sefeblt baben
ipiirbe, unb fie bdtte ii9 auf Ben Mann
an ibrer Seite seitiirat; 10 aber be-
fam iie fid i'm lesten Nusenbltde,
baltic bie oiirren 6dnbe unb es fam
nur 5tf9enb iiber lire tpelttn Qtppen:
,Deins Masparennafe, Mista, bic
bat au9 nidt 3tseunerform unb
Mrt ="
Der Mnaerebets tpenbete ii9 iSb uul.
,WiQ{t Du meiner Whutter Mnbenfen
beiuoeln2 S4tpeig, siftis Gditermaul!
Sd bin bier Oct 9err, Dem Du 10 gut,
dls oas ssiinslte unieres Stammes gu
foIsen bat. MuBerbem bin i9 nit ben
Mdnnern eines @tnnes. Qtae baben
f.'s 1att, an ben @traben gu liesen,
INNER uno eipia NIT ben 9ettelp0sten
uno @enbarmen au tbun gu baben. Mtt
6unben gebebt unb bon anbern Wens
f1en, bte oft nt9t bas @erinsite bor
uns boraus baben, bera9tet gu tperben,
bas bdben mir senus betommen. Mtr
fretlih, iptr fDnnen ben 3iseuner, Der
hinter Der 0ede geboren unb auf Der
2anoitrabe sroB seaosen iporben mar,
nt9t mebr p0uis abftretfsn. Mber uns
feren Rinbern poiIen mir Elm beHeres
Coos beretten; fie folIen beretnit Mten<
f9en unb feline 9unbe merben, tpie ptr
es felbft maren 3eit unferes 2ebens."
Mtsfa bate fid in flammenben gtfer
gerebet. Setn eoelseformtes @reiien<
antlib fdrbte fi9 ttefer unb Die 96nbe
umfpdnnten enersifd ben ftlberbefdIas
senen Stod, auf Den er ii9 ftiibte.
Witttlertpetle tparen Die 9erbeigerue
fenen beransetommen uno fteIlten ii9
tn etnem 9olbfreiie por bem Maune
auf, Dem iie offenbar eine fiibrenbe
Rolle 5uerfdnnten.
4nfangs nit rubiser, letter. bann
nit fi9 fteisernber @timme NIT leb1
baftem Musorud Der @eberben, begann
biefer gu ben Seinisen gu fpreden. Der
@egenftano Der Rea fdien allen be-
reits pertraut uno betannt; ss banbelte
iid dugeniheinli9 nur nod I'M einen
5u faHenben, peittrasenoen gntf4lub.
Sc tpeiter Der @reis in feiner 8es
fpre9uns fam, oeito mebr tIdrten ii9
Die @eiidter oer llmftehenoen. Mber
aud 9rauer, @amers unb Wutb ers
i9ienen auf benfelben. tpenn er BON 6er
Gage bes armen, berdhttttn. in alIe
Winoe serftreuten 0pltes fprah unb
NIT 3orn ibrer G4dnber unb Inter
briider qeoadte.
iHOrrlebut1a iol1t.i
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alis nsrvsnssbwasbs Manner Isbsn soIItsn.
Werniinftise UerbaltaugsmaBrese iiir
idlmQdle WInner.

I'm iebem geibtudbten unb bilfsbebirf.
tiQen 2eioen6en @ele9enbeit au eeben,
ieineWannesfraft u. @eiunbbeit tuieber 81,
erlongen. hat elm berlbmter Nernenarst
cine beutiheN Nbbanblun9 aeibrieben, tpel.
DE nieht nur bic nbtige Belebrmne iiber
9iat, Sp9iene, @aibungen, Ghlafen,
8etpe9un9 &c. enthilt, fonoern aud biele
nHblidle Blnte eiebt. iit1 griinbtirbe Sei.
lung 81 iibern. Ser 8erfaiier, 9r. q.
8. Boberb, 564 WnoDmarb abe., 9etrof,
Did,, 1T bereit. iebem unferer 2eIer bieIe
tpertnolle Nbban6luna toftenlps su fen.
oen.-Man nenne biele 2eitunq.
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MIC TENGG'S
8u@bauolnug unb 0rn6eret.

gDntO.Baber. Gmreibmaterialien
etc. beaieht man am Beiten BON Der
Dbigen alten ssirma. @rDBe Muss
wabl n0n SpDrts uno 5ancp'Mrtiteln
aller Irt. Bidder uno 8eitibriften.
Die Druderei iibernimmt ben Druid
uUn Statuten, 6ubSeits., Berlu.
bungss uno Biiiten.&arten. NGe
GuftrGQe rueroen prompt ausoefiihrt.
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0rumDetsentnm,s. persraaumaeu,

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bling. @runbittid an 6er Nontereb Str; !;
$1,000.
9 S4udinaham an S . Siuper. @runb,
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Q y Eibirbart un6 Jrau an Rate 3
saodfsn. @runoftiid an ber Obsen Strase;
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Sohn gegler an Seiu1a 8i Martinez,
@runoitttd an ber gde Der Wtpnterep utl6
oer StiosgolnrabD StraBe: 800.
Geiistum BON sarab s Mtinnid an Srau
w 8 Bengerle, @runbitiid an Der Gibbs
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2erpts uqrib unb George 8aoe an Jreb
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= Das beiiifhe @tdothen geie.
oeriaulbeim befinoet ith i'm 3rieess
auitaa6e. 8Dr einieen Weunaten ers
ging iidh oer oortiae 82iahrige Wal.
Ter 2hDmaS 6ffentlib in triiften
Sdimpfereien aeaen Die &eQieruna
un6 ben 2anotag oes @rpBhersug.
tums. Deshalb au elmer ldneeren
Greibeitsftrafe nerurteilt. tpeieerte Der
tramalIuitiae @reis fid3, oieie ansu'
treten. Nls feline sseitnabme anaes
uronet muroe. perbarritaoierte er iih
in ieiner Wible uno feuerte nit iei.
men S0bnen auf bic oas 6aus belas
gernoen @enoarnnen. giner Der 8e'
la9erer, Der Wahtmeiiter &iidert.
Der Hater BON 4 &inoern, tuurbe bon
benz Bis iebt niht iibermdltigten Nl'
ten ourb einen ShuB tDtlih peruu1.
bet. Die @enoarmerie bat ibre ur.
ipriinplide Nbiibt. Die Wllble au
erftiirmen. auf9e9eben uno miro bic
Belagerer auabunaern.
- Die Sranaoien bauen eine neue
NlpenitraBe. cine iuaenannte .Gnute
rationale" quer ourh bas frana6fi.
fhe Nlpenaebiet. Die pruiettierte
StraBe. BON Der tnebrere Teile als
.&Dutes oepartementales ct picina'
leg" ibDn iebt beiteben. miro bel
2bDnun am @enfer See beainnen
uno iiber bic Hdfie BON Slumet, Sies
ran. @alibier. 8ars uno gapoue
nab @iaaa fiibren. allp cine Der grpBs
arti9iten alpinen 8ertebrsrouten bar.
fteIIen. Bei Der .&Dute rationale
oes Nlpe8", tuie Die iieue StraBe bei.
Zen ruirb, 6iirften mpbl npr allen
ftrategifde @Idiihten flr ben gnta
ibluB gum 8aue ausihlaaeebeno ees
ueien fein. sic miro mad ihrer
BDQenbuna Elm Wunoer Der StraBen'
tehnit baritegen.
- Die Hldne au ben Mrbeiten fir
bic @rtueiteruna oe8 4aiier Wilbelins
@annl8 iolIen unter 4eitung bea
&ei@a Marineamts auagearbeitet
meroen. Snfol9e Der itetiQ aunebs
nenoen gntmidlung Der beutihen
9rieasflDtte. binfibtlim Der Babl 10.
mol tuie bee @rDBennerb1ltniffe Der
SGiffe. 1T nah Mniibt eer Sabper,
ftdnoiaen bieie Werbreiteruna at einen,
unabmeiabaren Beoiirfnis eeuproen.
Die iehiae Breite betrdat an ben
fhmalfen Stellen. Ginbuhtuuaen,
bereit8 67 Weter. aber bieie geniigl
niht. uH oas 8aifteren aruBerG Griegs.
ihiffe audi in oer8utunft uhne Nufent.
bait gu aarantieren.
- grnit(id aefdbroet lit Elm arD.
ser 9eil Der tiinftlerilhen Ornainente,
suelbe Su ben 6auptsierben bes abl,
ner 9uma aeb1ren. Sn iiingiter Bel
r1ehrfa6 n0rgetummene Nbitiirse Dor
Srnamentteilen baben bic Ieranlal'
iuna su elmer erunolihen Snipisie'
rung oes Domes burb Bautehnite,
aegeben. uno bic bisber aenatter
@rbebungen baben ereeben, oaB BIZ
Shdoen ale Befiirhtungen nett iiber'
treffen. yibt meniaer als nierbun.
bert fleinere uno grDBere Ornament'
teile iinb. iotpeit fefteeitelIt. ppn oel
Nbitursaefabr beorobt. Die Inter.
iuhunaen oauern nod fort. um Der
poaen nmfana ber Shdoen nit m5a'
lihiter @enauiafeit gu ermitteln.
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sabweitteras luitni4t Gndj

Wenn Sbr @ud irgenbmp niebers
lafen tu0ut. tbut es entlane Der ST.
ME Der
Gam Mmtuitto ~. AranSas
Yak 8ahit.
i'm sSarten.D Diitritt oea StaateS. @es
iunobeit unb Glina uniibertrufen.
WilIige 2dnoereien fiir ben Jarrner,
Utarttgdrtner, Obit' uno Biebaabter::
Weaen ginselbeiten penoetguh nn
Geo. S. 2uptDn. o. IS. N..
@nn Nntuniu. Teraa.
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~- RaIt. cement. e5ano. Ba6'
fteine. feuerfeite Steine unb TbpA.
9beer uno glspbaltpapier, Da9pappe'
Tbeer uno asphalt, Del, Eerpentin,
Sarben, @laa &c. ,c. ftets pDrrGtbi9
BEL s. 6. 9ielmann, 306 Ofs
Commerce. StraBe. Rieoriee Breiie,
CUTE Baare iOtuie quite unb reelIe
8eoienung merben sarantirt. -
TeleDbon 410.
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- Nus Deutih Slbmei. Gfrita
tomntt bic erfreulidbe ssunoe, baB
eine Gbteifung Der Shubtruppe ben
aufit6noifhen SuttentDtten am 4ten
oieies Wi0nat8 stuiihen Warmbab
uno oem SifhfluB cine empfinblihe
0ieoerlage beigebrabt bat. 2eioer
1T Der Sieg ieitens Der Deutlhen
nit fhueren Opfern ertautt morben.
Die Sbubtruppe bat i'm Sample nit
ben RebeIen an 2uten stuei Offi3iere
iOmie abt Wann uno an Wermunoe.
ten sehn Wann perloren.
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- Die 9 inn mana Wa tr a..
BEN Sabrit fertiat Watraben,
3ifien uno 8oliter an uno maht cine
Speaialltdt aus allen Reparatur. Nr.
beiten in ibrer 8ranhe. @arantiert
iprofdltiaite Nusfiibruna alIer aaf.
traae. Office uno ssabrit 215 Wurb.
Slores'StraBe 0eues Telepbon 223,
altee TelepbUn 869 3r.
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Siai8! - Nihteingel6ite 8erIab.
itade, ubren. Diamanten, Sunelen
uno Snitrumente. Heparatur bon
Shmufiaben uno ubren. 8aran.
tierte Mrbeit. THE kEH0E LOAN co., SOB
8ef.g s ommerce.S .StraBe.
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ydslide yourtften Sd)latwaaen

nab galifornien. ebenip nab ct.
9ouis nia 9eras & 8acific = Babn
obne Wehiel. Sbreibt an iraeno
einen Tidet Ggenten tpeaen oieies
neuen 9ienites ooer an 6. Y. Tur.
ner. @enerals Baiiaaier.aaent, Dal'
(na. 9eras.
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- @eht su 8uraitaIler
aloDn uno &eitaurant, Bill
lita' StraBe neben Der 0aIIe Der 6ers
mnuusSDhue,
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Wmlf Gbpre Babm.

WUTUBrt.
Wab 2anernia, Sutberlanb Sprtn9s.
Stedeale, t6glidb, $500 8Drnl.
Anfunft.
Bon Studbale. Sutherland 6prinss unb
2nbernia. t6Qlida. .......2:3O Nathm,
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,,8pro Tprmalin" (tstmer &
Mmenb) antileptiibes Wittel aeaeu
8ranbwunoen. @unoen, Sautous.
iblag ooer dbnlihe 2eiben. Sn
alien Mpotheten au haben