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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-03-02
:. OVERTURNED r 4:
Hundreds Of worthinston Readers
Know What Il Means. \ A,

1und:eos OF W0rInIn9tOn NS4OcsS
Know What II Means.
The kidneys are overtaxed
Have too much to do. s5x
They tell about it in many aches
and pains ..><.. s. N,
Backavhe, sideache, headache, VI
EARLY symptoms of kidney ills.
Urinary troubles diabetes, bright's
disease follow. s.s, ". /
A Worthington citizen tells here
a certain cure. .@ .Er @. IS
Frank Kershner, tlagman, living
near the Omaha Depot, Worthing-
ton, MIMI, says: my back allied
me for years, a deep seated, heavy
gnawing pain. l had to give up
firing an engine on account Of this
trouble, the Earring and bending
over simply tortured me-. ! had TO
sit down to wash my face and hands
because couldn't bend over. The
aching often awoke me at night.
! tried no end of remedies but none
did me any good until I got Doan's
Kidney Pills at F. NJ. Hickman'e
drug store. They relieved me from
the start, and after I had used three
boxes the pain had left me and my
back was strong again. haven't
had a touch of this old trouble pi
mine for long time now. ~:
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the
United States. 7
Remember the name Deans and
take no other. s s
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-03-02
Route One:

Mr.. Spielman moved on to the
farm vacated by Gust Mecklenherg
north of town.
Gust Mecklenberg having bought
the Frank Smith place in town has
moved there.
Mr.. Foss is among those who pur-
chased a graphophone.
Miss Lottle Jenkins left Monday
for her home near Little Rock,
Iowa, after visiting relatives and
friends here.
Mrs. Fred Green left Monday for
Little Rock. Iowa, to visit relatives
and friends .~.-'
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-03-02
PerCherOn Stallion
SAMPSON 22284

Black gray with small star; foaled
May 8, 1898; bred by 81. 81. Parish,
Mo. Weighs 1900 in good flesh and
is guaranteed foal getter.
Got by Proudhon 709O l0043l, he
by Gilbert 5154 [461 he by Brilliant
1871 1861, he by brilliant 1898 1851.
Dam, Sallie by Bambinos 1886 3438l
be by Sultan [l4OOl he by Counts64s
1851 tracing to Brilliant.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-03-02
II Local News. ~

w. Weinandt was over from
Brewster Sunday.
John Wey of Brewster had bust
ness here Monday.
W. L. Pigman of Brewster was
here Wednesday attending Court
Mrs. 81. e. Franck went to Sioux
Falls Tuesday, returning Wednes
day.
VIM. Boffenkamp Of Ellsworth
was here this week attending
court.
Mrs. W. M. Evans made trip to
Sioux Falls Tueday, returning We'd
nesday.
Thos. Dovery and family have
moved into the Flynn house, onwest
10th street.
j. N. Burke and NJ. Sadler of
Ellsw orth were Worthington wis.,
itors Saturday.
Thos., Valentine and Matt Lentz
of Ellsworth were here Wednesday
attending court.
The Mission Society of the Pres.
byterian church met on Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. VIM. Jones.
The 500 club was delightfully."- en-
tertained by Mrs. W. NJ. Evans Last
evening. Dainty refreshments
were served.
The Y. P. s. G. E. of the Presby-
terrain church is planning to have a
social on the eve of st. Patrick q
Day, March 10th.
Rev. g. o. Swan from Rock
Island will conduct the services at
the Swedish Luthern church next
March 4th.
The Tourist club was entertained
on Tuesday evening by Mrs.~oA. E.
Hart. A fine time is reported. Re-
were served.
Henfy Menstadt and family Of
Bellowa, Iowa, passed through town
Wednesday on their way to Will
mont, where he has bought farm.
The whist club was entertained
last Saturday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln. Mrs.
J. M. Messer carried off the head
prize. Delightful refreshments
were served.
Indigestion is much of a habit
Don t get the habit. Take a little
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure after eating
and you will quit belching, putting,
and frowning. Kodol
Digests what you eat and makes
the stomach sweet Sold by F. M.
Hickman.
A. b. Segerstrom and family left
Wednesday over the Rock Island for.
the new home at Sawyer, N. D..
They will visit at several points on
the way and will leave Minneapolis
over the 500 line sometime next
week.
Jay and Ray Wolven returned
last Sunday from Pecatonica, ILL.,,
where they had been called to at
tend the. funeral of their grand
father, NV. Wolven. Mr.. and Mrs.
E.J Wolven, are also there, and will
remain for month to settle up the
estate. Mrs. W. j.. Dodge, who
also went down to attend the funer-
III ~v;11 ,.o%,,rn novf waok
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Pacing Stallion
HERO HOBSON 3l544

Foaled Juno l, 1896, coal black
with right hind ankle white, ISL hands
high; weight 100. A Wilkes stallion
Got by Wilkie Collins 1901, he by
George Wilkes 5l9, he by Handle.
tonian 10. Dam, Mary, she by MARI
borough 1903, he by Hambletonian 10
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Hero HObson Jr

standard bred trotting stallion. by
Hero Hobson, 3 years old, black, not
registered, but a fine individual and
will prove good sire.
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!: Although Pat Grove is innocent,
according to the jury's verdict, the
experience should teach him not do
it again. I'll
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-03-02
Tuesday, March 6,

commencing at II o'clock a. m. sharp
the following property:
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-03-02
THREE FINE
Stations at Auction

Twill sell at tho Summit Farm, H
miles northeaet of Ochsydan, 81 miles
west and 4 mile north of Harris, on
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-05-16

Va, where the engineer of con-
struction will make his headquart-
ers in the future. Mr.. Wiltsee's
family will not move for several
months.
Night Yardmaster Haven KIRK
attended the circus at Huntington
last Friday. He brought part of it
back with him-that is balloon and
ribbon entwined cane.
The city garbage wagon is very
much in evidence these days. Ere
long one William Goat will have to
go to the "dump" for his tin cans
aud other s'edibles."
State Senator w. w. Whyte, of
Welch, was in the city for q short
time Tuesday morning and break
tasted at the Glenwood. He was
en- route TO Char lesion.
Jesse Lambert was a business WIS.,
itor to Oeredo Wednesday after
noon. Jesse bought himself bal.
loon at the circus Friday. Wonder
if he cut it open to see what was in
side?
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne p. Fergu-
son, Misses Maggie and Anna
Kelley and DR.. Golf attended
card party given at the home of
w. b. Ferguson. Ceredo, Tuesday
night.
Misses Marguerite Shank and
Helen Dixon, of Huntington, were
here last Saturday afternoon and
participated in the piano recital
gwen by Miss Dot Jones. Misses
Shank and Dixon are students of
Miss Jones.
In an interview with a newspaper
man at Washington, recently, Hon.
Joseph S. Miller, of this place,
came out strongly in favor of Attor-
ney John II. Holt, of Huntington,
for United States Senator, in case
the Legislature is Democratic.
May II. REPORTER.
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ternoon.
Ch.. Lambert will shortly build
. -s.;a". ce on his lot on Fifteenth
-, go, Walnut and Oak streets.
Mice Lizzie Ripple, Edith Payne,
coid,o Rodgers and Retta Lester
go =, ling on friends in Ironton,
Or w ednesday.
Tayl|Mwork OF hcho,
~ ~ ity this week lecturing mem
bcrs of ''
LII Mahoney, who has been laid
49,, e. the past three weeks on ac-
~ of sprained ankle, is able TO
walk
AT. !. Jesse Lambert and son, Carl,
vara among those from this place
~ yttended the circus at Hunting
W., ~ ist Friday
( r III. Mooney, n. & w. agent
T. y 1st Portsmouth, was in the
H. this week shaking hands with
olj hcquaintances.
Epgineer John Osgood, who has
hoeu working a, lronton for some
i'm, Is here. John has not been
ver{ well for sever&l days.
Tne eleven-months'old son of
En- Sineer Dave Simpson is very i'll.
I, = thought the little boy has an
att ack of pneumonia fever.
A wreck occurred at Canterbury
T,,esday in which several freight
oars were derailed and passenger
tain No. Z was delayed nearly three
fS'or-s.
Mrs. S. p. Ferguson and daugh-
,er, Miss Lena, of Pharaoh, were
jere this week visiting their daugh-
Ter and sister respectively, Mrs. j.
ID. Booth.
"Farmer" K. Ney Williams was
q business visitor TO Huntington
Ae day this week. lie was not
iSosing of any country produce,
E,Nv Smith attended the meeting
&c IN State Board of Pharmacy
-b;cb Xas held at Huntington last
vet ktley passed number one
,esaminatiSDn.
FirouonN Lawson Willis. who has
been ON duty at West. lronton Tor
several monifs, has been transferred
70 the KenovS yards, and is now
working at nigN'
III - LII Ne who has heen
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itington.
Viii Wells has accepted position
b Col. +. +. Badgley.
>nSge of Odd Fellows will soon
I'D at this places
was a visitor to- Ce-
Wednesday morning.,
AIRY Bray has returned from a
10 relatives at Blueietd.
-eman Geo. Reece ii here from
amson, visiting home. folk.
g. w. B. Morris is spending
eek with her parents at Pratt.
baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Bishol
son is suffering from a sever
Ora Stepson, of East Lynn,
sitting Miss Retta Lester tbs
f. f. Badgley was bust Tess
to Ceredo "Wednesday afer-
Fred Cyrus is confined to
ON, being A. victim oflthe
49,.
Kate Smith is on the sick
She has a very serious Csc of
ZACH trouble.
.ul Dodson has acceHte. q
Ftion as switchnan in thu n. 4
/ yards at this place.
Dr.. York received a proaesslona
| from Frankfort, Ky, YESTERDAY
'rning.
Trainmaster r. =. Johnson, o.
was a business visitor
Kenova Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Adkins has returned
I'm a pleasant visit with Mrs. o
Heaberlin at Portsmouth.
The N. & w. Co. is now runnin,
It. bound manifest freight train
er the Big Sandy line.
Mesdames q. X. Osgood and W
= Breeze were calling on frien's
Catlettsburg Wednesday mon.
:.
Miss Lillian Brady, a charming
nng lady of Ceredo, called Pn
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-05-16

The Post-Office Department has
decided that children gong to and
from school shall not be allowed to
get their parents mail, so DO not
blame the postmaster if your child
rem are refused the mail The post
office habit among children has be-
come very annoying both to the
public and to the postmasters.
Mail is frequently lost in this man
ner and of course the post. Office
officials were the first ones to be
blamed. Under the new ruling,
however, all this trouble will be
done away with.
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SUPPLEMENT-.
kENovA NEWS.
Ems About People Whom You
& Know and Don't Know

I John Mahoney is working at
Arlington.
Nill Wells has accepted a position
b Col. +. +. Badgley.
hSge of Odd Fellows will soon
I'D at this places
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-21
Sdrcflihcr Sub.

9nItrcihcr itiir5t bonn iiebenten
Stodlucrfc bcrob itn0 miro ol1f
Der Spite zines 2ompcnpfobls
oufgeipiebt.
Rem Oorf, 20. Woi. - SsrocI
@lecll, Elm in 9tr. $50, SIT. Of. Str,
m%obnbaftcr gnItrci6cr, fono ecItern
cincn pl0blidcn 500 ourd) eincn
SturS bon eincm idmingcnocn sc.
rift Dor Den SeitItern Der obcrltcn
Gto0c Oes iicbcnitodigcn S1lololl.
observation-disclosures, Hr. 227, Iipcrli0e
Gripe.
8leen unO Scr in Nr. 81, Sodion.
StraBe, %mobnbofte Samuel 9aplolt
arbeiteten nebcn einonocr ouf Dem
@Criiite, peldeS bon Dem bier bis
iilnf SUB porlprin0enocn Go6lim&
berabbing. Sic 9eipen ili6tcn eS
mittelIt zines SaterS nabe genlig an
Die Sorberluon0 OeS SollieS 5u brii,.
gen, Inn ibnen Dos Inltreiden ser
6crlter utO 6cnlterrobmen mogli6
ST MADDEN, ais Dos ihmanfenoe sc.
rift umtipptc unD bic bcioen Wdnncr
Itiir5tell.
SIS gclong &oplun, ii6 an benz
6enItcr, Dor neld)cm er drbeiiete, 81
bolten llnO Damn IN ooS Suls 81 flct.
tern. Gr pcri6wonO unmittelbor
nodbcr. @lcen i~tiir5te, trof eincl
6cnltcrrobmcn I'M f%iinften Stodlpert
ltno idob bann in ifrGgcr Gidtltng
obpGrts, 10 Oob CT nit Dem aopfe
ouf bic Spiben ser "eiiernen Ser5ie-
ri,ilg cincr Dor DEM Suliseingong an
ocbrodten 2nn1pc l6llig. Gie eiier.
nctt Spitcn orongen inn bllrf Sen
ShGocl, unO Damn ~Itiir5te or ouf Den
9iir9crlteig, no CT nit 5cri6mctters
ten @lieontobcn liegen blic6.
@egeniiber Der llniollItGtte lporcn
nlebrcre 6raltcn IN elmer Sollbe am
HorlOe beS Gipcriibc-Y urfS, nnb tic,
mic Der unnlittclbor Dor Der 2oubc
ltcbenoc EoIi5iIt Sames Sorlep bon
Der G%eoicriuod)c an Scr Meit- 100.
StroBe ioben ben Stur5 ocS Won.
lies, Der foot uuf scr StcQc liegtn
blieb, Sin berbeigerilfencr Nmb,l-
l~ol5or6t fonrte MIR nod bcn Zoo bc3
WonneS bcitGtigcn. 3mei Der
6raltclt, mcl6e I~ltgenSeli9cn bes ltTs
gl%ildsiuacs murer, mrroen pbnntGd),
tig uno milbtell nod Soltic gebrod)t
iucrOcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-21
gciurgtc Gltcrn.

u h itcr, N,.D, %. Moi. -
SER mo Srou Is. $. Woric, bieIigc
@iirgcr, Id,,pcbell in 9eiorgniB iiber
0os Sdidlal ibrcr Sod)tcr, Der 81
Sabre ultcn 6rnu Gloro Wue She.
ban, mcld)e om ). Ipril aus @rccn
Soipn, =. s, nody Sos, Ingelcs abge.
reilt mar unO ieitrcm pcriflplrnocn
1T. Sic Gltcrn befiir6ten, oob tic bos
Spfcr eincs Serbred)ens gcmoroen
ut. Sor 6rpei @od)cn lit Die 1i.jGb-
ri9e Sof)tcr Der Geridmuribenen bier
geltorbcn, iueld)e Srailernofriht Der
Wllttcr bisbcr nid)t mitgetbeilt locr.
Den fonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-21
Seine Tnflagc gcgcn 6ran @cmis.

@orceltcr, Woii., 20. Moi. -
Sic Gronb Surp crbob gcItcrn bel
Der Gritottung ibrcS 0erid)teS feline
gnfIoge 9egen Sralt Ipro 81. Be-
mis-, ipeld}e beidyulbi9t purbc, ont
81. Nopcnlber 1905 ouf ibrcr Sornt
81 Barre Sobn Somnlono crmorbct
SIT bobcn, uno Srolp @cmiS ipurbc
oltf frcicn Sllb gcicbt. IS lpllrbe BE-.
Dollptct, Die Srou babe Sommono,
Tim oo& @elo crbcbcn SIT %fonrcr, mel
dies or bel elmer Sporborf bcponirt
Dottc, pcrgiftct. Yer Wtorn mar ollf
tbrcr Surrn on0cIteut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-21

8rpBc @utb nntcr ben
WitgIicOern Der Gum Il.
petersburg, 20. Wtni. - gro.
ieiior Morumtieii ErdiiOcnt Der Git
! ma, crbielt bcllte pom Feterboi-EaloIt
aus circ 9tote 0eS SnboltS, oaB Der
G5or Die Ioreiic Der Tunm nidt Oltrd)
i'm (Wiorllmtieif) unO cine Sepltos
tion eltgegen nebmcn fonne, ion0crrl
ooB ibnl bielelbc burd Scrmittellng
OcS SoieS 5ugcben miiiic. Sic Ma
ioritGt Der Numo bcriaf iofort cilpll
GoufuS Scr Gonltitutionellcn 9enlo-
froten eiu, rn0 ErGli0ent Worimlticff
or0netc, urlitott bic N0relie bent 9ns
ron 6reocrid3, Wfiniiter 0cS faiier.
lid)el1 &altabnlta, 5u ididen, cine
Sibuna Scr Guma oltf fl llbr NOR.
oell Nad)mittog an. Gr miro 0nnn
Verid)t iibcr Die glngelegcnbcit crItot.
ten lu,O cine o%llfrc0rnOc Sibung iteDt
III NuaiidJt.
In Dem GalltllS Scr Gonititutioncl.
len 9cnlofratell, lpcld)er bis ipGt in
bic Nodt Dincin oolcrtc, ging c5 ieGr
lcbhait 81. @iclc Der 9lbgcoronetcn
lporcll ullBcr iif Dor @lttb iibcr Die
ibncn bonn G5nrcn 5ugefii6te 0emiiz
tbigung, mo Is gclol1g Den bcionne-
rcn Siibrcrn MIR nit Wiiibc, iibereilte
9eihliiiic 5il pcrbiiten.
. anCrns II nruhcn IN CARA
toll.
Sorotoff 90. Moi. - llntcr
sen 9ollcru Oicicr Eropin5 bcrrid)t
cine ltorfe 8Gbrung unO tic ideincn
cine oQgemcinc 9lgrorbeluegllng Dor.
5ubcreitcn. Sn Dem GiItrift Itfor&f
iino mcbrcrc @ut5bDie nieOcr0c-
brannt, uno aoiodcn limo 5llr @ic.
bcrberitclllng Scr SrOnung 0ortbilt
gelanot morOen.
Gum Sobc Ocrnrtbetlt.
Hi9o, 20. Wfoi. - Gin &riegsQc.
rid)t p%crllrtbeilte bier nd)t arbcitcr
meger Scr GrnorOunG bon brei ASo.
"li5iitcn 5lln SoOc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-21
Grb6cbcn in Midliaan.

8ronb Gnpibs, Mid), 90.
Woi. - Gltr5 nod 3 llbr Worgers
mllroen ecitcrn 5lpcl groItobe I'M
iueltlidjen Sbeilc beS Stootcs Der
ipiirt. Slt ben Srtcn Sonono, @rollo
SopcnL Scnnpinc unb Bangor ipilroc
sic @ridiittcrltrg oclitlid nobrge.
1lonimell; Der critic StoB iuGbrte iedS
Sefun0en, Scr 5ncite nn9eiGbr orci
S%cfrnbcn. aein crnItIidpr Sdobcn
muroc arlgcridtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-21
Ser G%rmuronns cincs GapitGns pcr
DGdtia.

Ncm 2onbpn II, Conn, %. Mui.
- Sci Der gcitcrn I'M Yoli5cigcridt
Dor Hidter y. 9. Goit obgeboltcner
Goruntcriud)ung gcgen Die Solooten
BON Der Giiitcn- Iriiaeric III Sort
Srrmbull, Sr9ollS @cllomp, Fortcr
Gbooluid unb George Stcpcns, iuc-
gen %Grnlorbur,g bes GnpitdnS 6ran.
els Sc0oif bon Der 9urfe u8enc.
picpc" ant Sonntag, ben Is. Mar5,
oilf Scr @erftc Der .Nciu 2onhon
Goal So" iteatcn iid) iold)c Scr.
bodyt9griiltOe bcrols, bob lie ldnmt'
lid Scr @ronb Surp iiberpieien iullr.
NrtI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-21
glntucrgicfcn bcfiirdtet.

9robcroe Safloge I'M Sbioer @eidr-
foblen . 8cbict. Smportirte
Strifcbred)cr inter milit6rii6cnl
Sdllb.
9iIIonbaIc, O., 90. Woi.
Inter Ncoedltng bon blln0crt nit
characterization nno Hcpolpcrn be.
mofinctcn Getcttip$ iilo geItcrn so
nibt-lnioniitiide GoblengrGbcr aus
@eit.S irginicn an Nbcno bierber cs.
fortirt mo in ocn @cbGuocn Der
Blum Tuns3che unrtcr9cbrodyt NOR
Den. Gle I'M 9urcou Der 8cleQihoit
bcfinolid)e Worim-aononc murOe
out Den Silgcl gcri6tet, iuoIclbIt Iif
lir1gefabr 800 Itrifcnbc @ritbenorbci-
ter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bnttcn. @eItcrn
lolltcn oicic Inf0mmlinge in Den
BON oen Itrifenocn Irbcitcrn pcrloi.
lenen Soiiern untergebrodyt iuer0cl,.
superintendent Sol Cor crflGrt, Dob
beilte lpcitere 100 Strifcbrcd)cr bier.
Der 9ebradt mcrbcn Ioncn. 9ic 81.
tltatton geitoltet iif itctS bc0robli.
der. sir ben Wontog lit cine 9robc
MolIenocrl ammlung nod Smith.
ticlo cinbcrufcn ipor6en, mclde bon
minoeltcnS 20O0 3cd)cnorbcitcrr scr
oret CiItriftc bclildJt iein miro. 9ua
Ybilobclpbio iucrocn Iid bierSu Col.
metld)cr Der Union ei%niiubcn, lpcldc
an Die Irbcitcr IN i6rcr Wuttcripro.
dJe Hcoen bnltcn ipcrbci,. Illd) olts
oere 9cante lucrOcn iit bo5u ciniin.
Den. @crooe sur 3cit bicicr Ser.
iommlung mill sic ,ltnitco StotcS
Goal 60" Sen Scriud) mod)cn, sen
Minenbetrieb luicbcr 81 croifncn.
Scr Stootsonluolt Gob Nlbou bat
nit bcn bciocn Hid)tcrtt Gonfcrcnscn
obgcboltcn, Inn sic Sfrittc %fcit5ll-
ictcr, pcl6c am Wontog crfolocn
lollcn, Inn @lutpcrgicBen 81 perbir-
bern. General Setter q. q. MiQior6
lit oits Glcpclonb bier ongclonot, nm
Die sftion fir Ocn Soil zines beluoii-
ncten 3IiommerItoBcS iclbit 81 lei
ten. Gin gcucicncr @unGes. IrtineriIt
miro bas Gommo0o bel Dem por6un.
bcnelt Shnellfeucrgeld1iit fiibrer,
mGbrero ein Gctcftip4Ngent ans
Glcoelonb bic bcnoffnctcn WGhicr
commandment miro.
Superintendent Gor crflGrt, ooB
fein WutucrgicBcn lidj crcigncn iuer.
DC, 10 longe eS 5u p%crbinoern icin
luerOc. IQeroin9S ici cS Nicn1onb
unbefnrnt, oob BEIGE Sbcile lih iiir
cincn bcluoffnctcn 3uiommcnitoB
bis gum b%lutigcn Gnoe porbcrcitct
bober. Gic grbcit0cbcr Iitb felt cnt.
lhloiien, bic Linton 5lt 5ertrcter, nab
rcn ole Arbeiter ~crflGren, hnb hic &C.
dcil nit alien Witteln baroir ocrbilt-
Scr ipcrben m%iiIier, ser 9ctricb mic.
Der ein5llfiibrc,t.
GIepelonb, 8, 90. Woi.-lln.
9codtct Der aus Smithfielo, Gilor.
bale II. nnocrcn Eunftcn bcs Strifc-
9cbictcS fommcilbcn olormirenoer
Nad)ridtcn. erflGren bieligc &oblcn-
9~rllbenbcIiBcr, iucldc in Den cripGbrs
ten Giitriftcn grobc Sntcreiicn bo-
ben, Bob IQcs rlrbig oblollicn nerbc.
Sic bctonen, bob 9erobe in Der lcb-
boiten Sb0tigfcit Scr 2ofolbcborbcn
Die 0cluGbr liegc, bnb fcin 8rrrO
5ltr @cunrubigung %porbnltocn lei
lllb lcligncr, Dab Die albliht bcitcbe.
oic StnotSnlili5cn bcrnusbcor6erll
5l ~loilcn.
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Bic @irrcn int yHpgal Mrtannm."

9 it o II, WoIi., 20. Woi. - Gas
Sbergcrid)t bon Woliofuiciis bot
entid1ieoen, bob ber~ Supreme Count
Gil" bcs .Gopal Ircanum" bciugt
9clucicn iei, Die 9%eitrGge Der Witglic.
Der int Gonpcnt at gtlontic.Git I'M
Sabre 1905 SIT erboben. @obridcin.
lid pirb oie Sud)c nod an bass bcr-
9unbcSgcrift ecbrod)t ipcrbcrt.
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Sdiucrc Mnflagc gcscn eincn NrdDi-
tcftcn.

Sapana, 20. Woi. = Der itGo-
tiid)c Ard)itcft Sneuerucla lit inter
Ser Mnfloge perboitef lporoen, fir
ben fiir5lid)s erfolgten ginitiir5 Der
@ener : Gigarettenfobrif perantlport.
lid) 81 lein, ourd meld)eu ied)s Eer-
ionen getootet uno 5w0lf perlett
noroen iinb.
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aein unobb Gngig unga
ild)crSurif

aein unob + Gn9iger unga.
rider orif.
@icn, 20. Woi. - Cine rcltc I'LL.
goriide Griiis miro bcfiird,tct, pcil
iid aoiier Srorr5 &oicpb 0elucigert
bot, Die Sorberult9 OcS aobinctS be-
5iigli6 cincS oltononlen ilrgorildcn
SorifS 81 bclpilligen. Ter oltrcldll-
Idle Ercnlier lit Der Iniid)t, Dab Iid)
ein u%nobbGngigcr llilgorild)er Sarif
nift nit 0cn genlciniamen oitrcl'
diid) = ungoriidcn 3oapcrb0ltniilelt
p%creinburcn loilel ipcrbc. Gr. @eder-
le, ser ungriid)e Grcmicr, lit 5mci.
nal bier III Nit0icll5 bei'm &ailer &C.
iueicn, ollein Die &rone, ionic Der
Teiderotb bobcn 9cgelt Die 8orocs
rullgen llngorn'S cntid)icbct.
Gin cSchii6cr IuSfnll.
@ien, 20. Woi.-3u cinem tollen
grsinG lieB iif i'm gbgcorbneten-
bauic ocS HeidsrotbS Der G5ed)e Gboc
binreiBen. Gr crging iid) IN oelt
idGriitcn @ortcn iiber Den oenln1d).
iti9en 9eilld) bcS &uiiers @ilbelm III
@ien unb filbrte ans, olld) Der llclle
GurS ulttcr Dem Observation-Disclosures
Yrin5cn &onroo 81 Sobenlobe lei
oeutid). Ter oeiltidc Goiicr fonlnle
trot Der ilngoriiden EroteItc nod)
@ier. I'M bos Hegirle oeS Scrlpano'
ten bcs friiberen belltifcn Hcid)Sfonj-
lcrs, SiirItclt Gblpbmig SIT Sobcnlobe,
al It1rfcn. Die Slapcu milBten oar.
ouf odtcn, Den Sdaoen 5l perbin.
bern, mcld)cn Der 9eiud onridtelt
fDnne.
Sos Erogromm fir Sen @ciud bes
GoiierS lit i~ibrigcns mlnnlcbr fcit9c'
iebt. Ger critic Gag &c. Suni) lit oar.
nod GonIcrci,5en iibcrloiicn.
Gaiier @iIbeIm gcbt II f
mad 9uoapeit.
@ien 90. Wtai. - Sic bon Vubo.
peit ousgciprengtcn @criid)tc, boB
aoiier @ilbelm I'M SUM Der Gntbiil.
hung oes oprtigen Gcntnlnl@ iiir ben
Witbeoriinoer oeS Grcibunocs, Sra.
len SuliuS Inoraiip, beilpobnen iuer.
sc, muroen bon omtlid)cr Settle fir
u%niinnig erfl1rt. Sir barre Wtiin5e
botte iic TO- ipie 10 fem 5llrehnlungsz
fdbiger Wcnih genonmell.
Sene europaiihc Siga
mieber einmol.
@uoopeit It, 90. Woi. Ger
Sell lliiug" tiiht ieinen Sciern Die
punocrbore WGr olf, ooB Der Elon
elmer %ellrop1iid)en Sigo gcgcn Die
omerifoniihe Wirtbidlnits. Orgoniin-
ton 5i ben eriten 0egenitGnoen &c.
boron miro, iiber mcld)e Safer @il.
belm uno &ailer Sran5 SolcpD lid bel
ibrcr 3uinmmenfunft III @icn am G.
Sum- berntben meroen.
| Gic gugobe lit bculie bereits off.
5ioS IN Mbrebe gcItclt moroen. Nan
erflGrt, CO %criitire nid)t Die geringlte
Illsiidt. bab Die 5lpei aoiicr irgeno
cin omerifoliiidcS Eroblem III Gr.
iuagung 5ieben ipiirben.