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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-04-26
ries, the eight stored being most nu-

ries, the eight stored being most nu-
merors.
Tbs Call and Examiner buildings
were almost totally destroyed in the
earthquake and many other slzyscrap-
ers were severely shaken, cracked and
damaged
One. OF the chief buildings which col
lapsed was the new postoffice This
was substantia! structure Of granite,
costing to exceed 100000. While
not striking from an architectural
standpoint. the postoffice was impress
i've from its massiveness.
The Postal building was badly dam
aged, and the operating room was a
wreck. Power OF every kind was de-
stroyed, and there were no lights, Ell
Their gas or electric Neither the Pal
ace hotel nor the ST. Francis was de-
stroyed as far as the framework goes.
but the inside piastering and decora-
tons were greatly damaged
The business section Of the city from
Market street to Mission street and
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-04-26
LONG USED TO
EARTHQUAKES.
Golden Gate Metropolis Has
Been Shaken Often
In the Past.
PRESENT WORST EVER KNOWN
PRESENT WORST EVER KNOWN
Some of the Skyscrapers and Other
Buildings Destroyed Magnificent
City Hall In Ruins Fires Ar
rested by Dynamite EARTH
quake of 1868 Described
by Mark Twain.

W8N HE recent disastrous earthquake
extending over so large a part
of the Pacific coast region and
wrecking such an extensive
section of the city of San Francisco
was not the first Of these catastrophes
known In the western metropolis,
though by all odds the most damaging
For many years the municipal au-
thorities refused to permit tall build
ings in the city because OF the fear of
earthquakes several Of which had al
ready been experienced. Finally the
Introduction was removed, however,
and a number of skyscrapers resulted.
Prior to 1890 there was hardly a
building in excess of f-so stories and
only few of that heig-c. Today there
is one eighteen stories higa aId quite
a number from twelve to fourteen
stories.
In the spring of 1898, about 10 O'Clock
one night the city had a seismic shock
that put to test it's high structures. 1t
was the worst earthquake since 1868,
when for eight or nine blocks on the
main street (AIarkeD the ground was
cracked open several inches.
In the upheaval of 1898 the tall build
ings were given a fearful shaking, and
some of their occupants were made
dizzy and sick. The structures were
uninjured, and ever since that time
there has not been so much question
of the safety Of high buildings Of mod
ern consuuction-that is, buildings Of
structural iron frame and facings of
pressed brick terra Gotta or stone.
1t was M H. De Young, the proprie-
tor and editor Of the Chronicle, who
was the pioneer in this respect He
met with opposition from the munich
pal authorities fourteen years ago when
he decided to erect a ten story house
for his newspaper 1t was believed to
be a dangerous Undertaking because of
the earthquake fear but Mr.. De Young
won out and thereby set an example Of
enterprise to other wealthy men who
have since built more tall buildings.
For instance d. o. Mills, the New
York banker, who owns great deal
of San Francisco property, has one Of
the tallest and finest structures in the
city.
Claus Spreckels, known throughout
the country as the sugar king and the
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from the bay back was almost COM
pleteIy wrecked.
The most conspicuous building in
San francisco, the city hall. is almost
totally ruined. It cost from s6,000oOO
to 100000, took twenty-five years In
construction and was sur1nounted by
a dome 1872 feet high. 1t was thought
to be very solidly constructed, being
built substantially of brick, with the
walls covered by cement The interior
o. the dome vas decorated with ex-
pensiye marbles taken from the Pa
cifc coast mountains.
-tnother very fine building, which
cost over $5,OOOO 900, Is the splendid ho-
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richest San Franciscan, owns a build
ing seventeen stories high, commonly
known as the Call building. On three
Of the corner sites, where Third street
intersects Market is located the great
Spreckels building, the home of the
Call; the De Young building, the home
of the Chronicle, and the Hearst build
ing, occupied by the Examiner, the
three great Pacific coast newspapers
having contributed handsomely to the
building development of San Francisco
in recent years. The city now has it's
share Of tall buildings, one being eight
cen stories in height. The major part
of them are eight, ten and twelve sto-
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bed Men and women rushed wildly
forth in their night robes and fed in
panic through the streets. Many were
caught by the falling roofs and walls,
and In the poorer districts the tene-
ments collapsed like eggshells, crush
ing and suffocating their inmates be-
fore they had time to escape In many
cases fire finished the work of death,
catching the victims as they were
pinned still alive under the debris
TO arrest the spread Of the fire along
Market street many buildings were
dynamited.
The track of one railroad was de-
pressed four feet or more for a dis
lance Of three miles. At one point in
the city the earth cracked open for
distance Of six. feet, leaving yawning
chasm Of fathomless depth.
The destruction of oil telegraph wires,
except one belonging to the Postal
union, made 1t almost impossible for
the stricken city to communicate with
the outside world. The severe injury
to the Western Union and Postal Of
fees, also the Associated Press, greatly
added to the difficulty
The practical destruction of six or.
eight blocks, coupled with the immense
loss OF life and damage to property
throughout San Francisco and the en-
tire coast region, makes this the worst
earthquake disaster in American his
tory, exceeding even the historic
Charleston earthquake of few years
ago.
San Francisco has suffered from
many slight seismic shocks, one of
them occurring about year ago. At
that time long article appeared in
one of the papers, signed by a pro-
lessor in one Of the observatories near
by, stating that there was no partic-
ular danger from these tremors of the
earth's surface. The coast region, ac-
cording to this writer, was newer than
parts Of the country farther east and
was therefore settling. He said peo-
pie should feel no alarm, as nothing
serious was liable to happen.
Evidently the earth's crust in the
Golden Gate region has been. doing
some more settling
The most severe earthquake San
Francisco has known prior to the pres
ent one was In 1868. Quite a little
damage resulted, though nothing re-
motely comparable to this. 1t was the
1868 shakeup that was made famous
by Mark Twain. The most surprising
thing the genial Mark saw at that time
was the opening up of the ceiling of
his room, the lips Of the orifice work
ing to and fro like mouth and q brick
slipping through and held in suspen-
sion, like one lone tooth on the law Of
an old man
Tfo last earthquake that occurred in
San Francisco was in January. 1900
Several distinct shocks were felt early
In the morning, causing the vibration
of buildings all over the city. The
chief building affected was the ST.
Nicholas hotel, which was severely
shaken. The walls collapsed in GER
tain parts Of the structure, guests were
thrown out Of their beds and furniture
was destroyed.
In 1904 there was a severe seismic
disturbance in Los Angeles, which was
felt throughout the city and FOR g
radius OF several miles around.
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San FRANCISCO
IN HISTORY
Stricken City Long Pernsatsd
With an Air Of
Romance.
IN TIE DAYS OF YIGILAlyTES
dow the Metropolis Of California Was
Parged Of Disorder Lynching Of
Casey The Days Of the Forty
miners Town Depopulat-
ed by the Rush Of
Gold Seekers.
IN TIE DAYS OF YIGILANTES

GAAN FRANCISCO, the earthquake
~ stricken city, has long been per
=. 81 meated with an air of romance
and adventure. Nowhere may
one turn without being reminded Of
the legends that have been woven
around the forty-nlners and their i'm
mediate followers The names of the
streets and of the business blocks, such
as Kearney, Suffer, Montgomery, Du-
pout, Flood, Croker and Sharon, bring
to the mind Of the visitor long forgot
ten stories of riot or adventure and Of
fortunes whose vastness once excited
his wonder or made him incredulous.
The site of the city was first visited
by Europeans In 1859, and in 1775 Blu
careli ordered fort. presidio and mis-
sion founded Oh the bay One year
later, the year of the Declaration of
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tel erected by Mrs. Herman Oelrichs
On fashionable Mob hill. Mrs. Oelrichs,
who is a daughter Of the late Senator
Fair has shown fine taste in the ar
chftectutal plans of Fairmont, the ap-
propriate name of the new hotel. Seen
from the bay this structure, with its
classic outlines, makes the beholder
think OF Greek temple White and
graceful, 1t looms above the busy mar
ket places, the great whole ale district,
the crowded business section and pic
turesque Chinatown, which, by the
way, is fast disappearing owing to the
encroachments Of commerce and the
lwindling Of the Chinese population.
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Nm8 WterttO.

Der in Der 6auptftaot Werito err
iheinenoen v0eutiden 8eitung" ent=
nehtnen mir f0lQenbea:
- SIN Sabre 1880 Qab es in Wee
rit0 nur II 8antbduier, BON oenet1
bier englilbe, auei oeutfhe. amet
ipaniibe, smei franaDftihe unb 5uei
merttanifhe tparen. Die 8anf BON
2Onoon batte bamals Elm &apital sou
f2 WiiQi0nen. 6eute sdhlt man bier
30 8onten, BON oenen 5 aaein Elm
&apital BON 81, 500, 900 Beios baben
uno es erreihten Die ourb iie noree'
nummenen SperatiDnen Die 6Dbe
BON 413, 1857, 306 Beios. Que 8ans
Zen Der 6auptitaot r~eprdlentieren Elm
Sopttal BON 146. 600, 900 Beios nit
einem &elernes &apita( BON 53,502a
252 Beios. 9ieie 8anten haben
43, $751; 1877 BeiDs in Sob. %, 849,s
675 BeiDs in Silber uno 6,111,889
Beios in Bautnoteu i'm umlaufe.
Die General. BDfoirettion bot
I0eben cine intereiiante BrDlhire
herausge9eben, in tuelber AUDI iiber
Die Nnaabl Der ourh Die Soft bef0rs
oerten 3eitlhriften, melhe in unIerer
8epublit eriheinen, berlhtet miro.
Gns unierem TeoeralsD iitritte iino
264 8eiti9riften ein%getraQen. B0n
ben 6auptitdoten Der einselnen Staas
ten bat @uaoafaiara bic meilten 3eits
ibriften. ndmlid So. bierauf fDl9t
Weriba nit SO 3eitunaen. Nls &u.
riDium lit auaeFiibrt, baB in Buebla
t,ur IA Reitibriften eriheinen, ppr,
oenen Der er6Bte Teil uffisieue lino.
g. sc. g. Stein, oas Mitte
Iuauit i'm gngliiheu &anat freuste,
miro Beibnahten in Wterito fetern.
- Nm IL. September fano in Dem
60ipital FIT meiblihe SIRE cine Tefts
libteit itatt. Die gu ertudbnen lit. Bur
Seter Der Hiftebr oeS in YariS ges
peieneu Directors oes 6Dipitals ners
anitalteten Die Nnaeitelten berielben
cine Tbeateraufibrune init nahfDl-
gensem Bale fir Die in Der Gnitalt
unter9ebrahten aeiitestranfen Sraus
en-. Das gbeaterftiid muroe ourh
miuoer @eiitesgeitDrte rebt gut aufs
gefIhrt uno Der oahn folaenoe Tang
ihien Die nrt,er &raneen lebr gu er.
freuen. Die Wufit mnroe auh BON
elmer aranten auf einem &laoier ges
madt uuo Die aanse 5eier oerlief
pD0ig rubia uno su Naer 8efrieois
gut1g.
Cine Gnsabf uDr angeieben
@bineien molten in WteritD uro TDrs
re0n cine bineiiihe 8ant griinben.
Yin Der Spite eerielben fDaen Die
@hineien SD0n gbud unS Or. Sim
fteben. Das &apital i0a cine Wfils
lion Beios betraaen uno Der 6aupt.
iib Der 8ant in Werito iein. 8ueias
banfen lolen AUDI nod in Seem 0ort
uno Song Song eebi(oet rperoen.
SEPT bat fida bic GDntpaenie
bes TerrOearril Maricanu enoailtia
entihloiien, afS Seismaterial fir lire
2of0mDtiuen Betroleum gu benuben
uno niro nun nit Der Betroleumee=
ieQidaft p0n gbano einen &pntratt
auf 2%ieferuna oes bier5u nDtieen Gro.
Die abihlieBen.
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@iuer, Der fida ate wafd1t.

Der Mann, Der ii9 ME fpdfGt, lit
eth 4potbeter oes Namens Federico
gerboni, eth alter 0err Don 7b Sa1e
rem. Der tn @elfomino BET Jlorena in
Stalten pobnt. Dieter WaHerf9sus
bat f4 in elmer 3eitf9rift an bic GlO.
~rtnttnsr ,Va5ione" folgenoermaben
iibsr fein turtpies prinsip ausgefprps
@en: sd bin riiftts, frifd. luftis,
bate ME NIT &opfi4mera gu tbun unb
babe einen por3isli6en Qppettt. trobe
Dem t4 mid nte pafde, nidt einmal
Morsens bas @eii9t. Das srts 9anbs
tu6, baS mir msins @4pagsrin ms
8iutmsr CAB, als Id Dor fiinf Sabren
au tbr 5og, 1T nod INNER aneebran9t.
Sd babe, iotpett mstn @ebd9tntb au>
riidret6t. ME seba6st, ntsmal8 etnen
Sbett reinss aSrpers ssfpaf9en. Deun
Id bebents, oaB manhe Spilettsnfabts
nette gan3e 8ermDsen toiten, bur9s
i9auert es MIDI! Daau bic 9dber,
Mannen, Waf9bsden, &riige, sptsgel,
Barften. 54pdmme. Sstfsn, par>
films unO 9anbtii6er iebsr Qrtl Mier
ptsl unniibes 3eug. sd babe ME ben
Sdlaf uno 4ppetit perloren. 3Snnel
oas glet6e oiejsnigen faeen. Die am
Meeresftrdnb, In tlimattf9en unb
bporopatbii9en 4urorten ben 8eutel
Der Spetulanten fllleng sd ssbe tn
StRfeln gu Bette unb trage Mintsr
unb Sommer benfelben Rod"
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gaHasterltite.

Der Ooppellhrauben : Dampfer
n@aiiel" Der Bremen am 6. Septert,
ber perlieB, brin1t Die folgenoen &a-
iiiten' Baiiaaiere nab @aloeftpn:
Srau emma Mltgelt, Grl Gle 8uIh, 6rou
Btlb B~ernbarot, 4roreas 8irfe, Sulius o
Bunnede, Srau 9eab BeniIrb, Srau @ilb
Beniib, Ebumas 8obuslab, 5rau Dora
Bammel, SRI Cine Bartels, Qouis 8arth,
&en 9 q Bnpen, Srau 6 81 8Dtuen. Srar
Nnnn y 8iittner uno Sinh, Sran Marie
8%urtbarot, Niarie 8~urfbarot, 0enael
@bDtebDrstn mno Srau, Sermann 9eife,
SRI WDnie 9Driep, SRI Qotte Diouonis.
Jrona @min9er unb 5ron, Moolf Sreitag
unb Srau, Senrp 6 SSriehe, EheD T1rfter,
@omuno 56rIter, SRI &atbor S6r5ter, STU,
lIus Tran8 uno Trau, So 6rantina, ga.
l0mon Sorotuib, Nught @bbe unb 6rau.
Grid S6be, @rna @6be, Sri s 6 Gates,
SRI &Hdel 6 @er1dbeniou, gbtpin Guthrie,
SRI Baula @rimmert. Srau Minun Sit
ter, @eDra uub Wolter Sitter, sSranf
6antm uno 6rau, gbmunb Samm, Frau
Nlireo Solt. Mab, Nlfreo uno Sad SDlt
uno 8%eoienunG, SRI &olarte Snnef, Ser
mann Sentldbel, Srau NmaIle 5eninq,
Carl Sanien nno S5rau, Srau Selene
porot, Eeppolo &refer, Srou Nuqu5fe 8
&6tber un6 96bter, 5reo 8nebler, Qua
8loepper. 2eopolo &igIer, Seinrih Rrato
uno 5rau, SRI MgneS Siialer, Sri MiI.
oreo 8un5t, Srau emilia &obocic, ,srou
goeline &raus uno &inber, Noam ga.
tpedi, frau gbrifine 2ammers, Suftu8
Gomp uno Srau, SRI gbritine Comp,
Srau 8nia 9%inberen, 8en grnet 9 9ps
ons, FRAU uns 8lnoer, Sobann Noihfo
nno Sran, Sobann Maidta, Sri glIie
Meher, 6rau 9ouiie Mui6, Fri " 81
Marihaa, emil Mfler. Mar Matbiesen.
Nnton Wtener, 6reo Mauer, earl Wener.
SobanH W3ies, Srau Nene8 Neu1ebah.
6rl 9elene Weper, " S MtarIbau, 6rou
Gena 0eerion, Sbe Rerion, Seinrib Nts.
pei, 6rau Mntoinette Neiib, Jreo 8eters,
8alter Bilaram, SObann 9abf, 6rl
9brieia pfeiffer, Sreb 8iaenter un6 hrau,
9uitan Bolonnt, SRI Marie &afulb,
Souis Gohrmann, 6rau alma &oncof.
SRI 9tloe9aro &arcat, Mrmin RaIrhnf8tn.
Sobs Sbneioer, Trau 3 Scbneioer, Sri
Narto Sharmann, 6rau Mtaro Scharolb.
6rl Gaa Start, Grnns Siegel, 5rantiiet
Stepta uno Srau, GrantiIef uno Moiia
Stepfa, Grau Sulia Steiner, Sri Mario
Steiner, &uo0lt 6er6inano un6 6riebrich
Steiner, Srau Stefanie Steiner, Carl
Steiner, Fri Wtarie Steiner, 6rau Morie
Smith, 5rau Sauptmonn So'ephtne
Shrbber, 0icolaus Sbleber uno Srau,
8anl nno 8tug Shleoer, Srau Rarie
Shpenter. SRI Nialte Sternbera, Nicp
spereic, SObn Ereles, Sobn 3 Seoaer,
SRI 9elene Simpe, 6rau R0bert 8 III.
brib, SRI Sta8ie 8osmit, 8oor uno 5rau,
9enrA 8ebrenbera, @rRtl Babl uno 5rau,
SriB B~ebrenbers uno Srau, $ s 8ilms,
Sri Serta 8tlaerotb, Trau anna Bag.
ner uno ainb, Srau Sofa 8iealer, SRI
Waarta 8obraonit, Sarrp 8ier unb 5rau.
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g 8.
Su @alpeItou itarb Der betannte

- Sn 9alpeitou itarb Der betannte
oeutide Gobofat Sobn @rDtbgar.
Sn Columbus ftarb Trnu Sulia
Bauer i'm Utter BON 70 Sabren.
Nu8 Reu.8 raunfels miro oer
Sob oDn 6uloa Wagenfibr, Der
9Dhter pDn 0ermann @agenfiibr,
eemeloet.
- Nm 90. September ueroen Die
Burger pDn Sabinal oariiber abitims
men, pb tie bic ftdotiihe &orpDratiDn
aufaeben ooer bebalten molten.
Die ct. Souls, Brownsville
& Werican 8abnaeiealbaft ldBt in
Bpint Siabel elm arDBes 9otel bauen.
- 0am benz Beridt unieres
Staats. Sani Hdtsbeamten Or. 3abor
lit Der @eiui )beits5uitanb in inherent
State augenblidlih elm beiierer als
er felt 2anaem aemelen 1T.
- Das 9taatss Supreme, @eriht
miro am /. OttDber bas @eIub oer ips
aenannten reDrganiiierteu Republis
taner unl einen Wanoamuss Befebl,
burb ben Der Staatsiefretdr aeamuns
gen tperoen iou. oas 9idet Der Bar'
iei auf Den uffisieaen Bablaettel gu
teber, our 8erban0lun9 bringen.
= Sn Der Ndbe BON Sort Irtbur
fiel Elm Wann Namens Setter
Sba[ns, Der auf einem Der Dagger
bDDte aneeiteIt mar. bel Dem Ser
iuhe iiber oas NbHuB = G0hr, Die
discharge pipe, an's ufer 81
geben, ms @a1er uno ertrant.
@enera(sG nnalt DaotoiUn bat
aegen bic @aters > Bierce Oil Cont
panp cine 8laae Deger B~erleBung
oes Mnti 9ruiteeiebes etnaereiht.
@r perlanet. oaB Der 8eleuibaft Die
Ronseiiun fir unfern Stat entaDs
aer, tperoe ur,b oaB tie cine Strafe
nDr So, 228, 400 besahle. Die Inz
tlaee ftubt fih oarauf, oaB Die ar'
eeblthe Reorganization Der @eieas
ibaft, ourb melbe es ihr ALIEN mDas
lih aetnaht muroe, cine &0naeiiion
fir ben Staat gu erlangen, nur ifein'
bar eemeien iei uno baB iie nah mie
pur BON Der Stanoaro Oil Company
t~ontroIiert peroe. - Die gauge @e'
ihihte miro ihlieBlih AUDI mol auf
elmer, Der famuien &omprOmiiie aus
IQufen.
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Cur Qulteru : ealion.

Gor alien Singen .lieb' ib bic
Wtonate nit mem I,
Bonn Meeresfranbe brinaen ffe
uns ia bic Guitern Der.
Die Nnter 1T Elm fein @ericht,
Wan muB lie u berfeh'n
Us tueiB ieooh elm Sober nibt
@it ibr reht umauseh'n.
Vim %feiniten ibmedt bic aufer rob,
Nur grab Der ShaI' ~entrafft,
Betrdufelt tuiro iie bann MIR TO
Seibt nit gitroneniaft.
Gin Nnb'rer liebt aebraten iie,
Guh &uiterniupp' 1T fein,
nnb ion Der 5tols Der @Ourmanbie
Gin autern<Roaf wol fein.
Drum Seoem. wie es ibm bebast,
Bie iein @eibmad es piu,
Die @ufter fpirb uiht orum sefraat
Die balt gu allen itiu.
Soh fommt Die Gufter aus Der See
unb liebt bic Tlaiiiateit;
Drum fteb' BET ibr. fir elm SDaper
Nuh gleib ein Grant bereit.
Der Shee nnb 8afee lift au ibpaeb,
Yiel better ihmedt ihon @ein,
Doh lou er NIT Der gufter, ADJ,
Ribt gut perbauiih iein.
ODD tueiB ih einen auten Sranf,
1no ih empfehl' i'm Dir.
Ser paRt sur &uter, Gott iei 9anf
Sas lift oas Zone gtar Bier.
0as Bier 10 uiirais. gut unb feiu,
SD lebrt bic Biienihaft,
@iebt bel benz aufterfhmaus ALIEN
Dem ihpaden Rasen araft.
Drum tuinft elm Guterihmaus, berbet
uno ansitlib nidbt aesaet;
9as Zone gtar @ter bauebeu iei.
Der Grant. Der uns bebaat.
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Der gebenS

@s lit betannt. oaB Der Gorilla Die
itdrfiten 2nnaen bot. Starte 2uns
aen beoeuten ftarte &unititution.
6altet bic Ntbmunas Oraane aufs
reGt. Wie 9aulenoe bat oieS AUDI
Wtrs. OraN ". STEPHENS. Sort
WiQiams. O.. ertannt. Sic ihreibt:
p9rei Slaibea BON Or. Sings Neue
gntoedung beilter meinen speiidbrie
gen 6ouiten uno oas, mas meme
Treunoe Sbminbiuht nannten. Das
Wittel 1T aroB. tiir pals uno Guns
g%enleioen. 8arantiert. 4u baben
bel &oolpb DreiB uno S. &alteper
q Sobn. 8reis SOC uno 81. Brua
befaihen fret.
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Was Der Dtamant

unter ben goeliteinen. 1T Mnateiis inter
ben Mraneien: bas wertnonfte Seilmittel
fir bic ibmerabaften. ieoe 9~ebenstreube
nergdnen6en 6amDrrboioen. Die anoern
MitteI bieier Nrt belten, penn i%iberhaupt,
nur norIbereebenb; Mnafelis baeeaen
tpirs in 5Drm BON peid9en Stubl5dpfben
am Sibe bes 2eioens in ben &Drper ein<
gefibrt. brin9t lon1it ote entsin6enben
Doer blutenben Mberfnoten in oirefte See
riibrung nit Der mirtiamften Mr5net unb
linoert iDfort bic brennenoen S1meraen,
nm iblieBlih Settings gu eraielen. gu
haben in alien M~pDtbeten. 8rDben fret
perianbt BON P. Neustaedter& Co., Box
24l6. New York,
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MMerIet.

Nustunft oeben %rpDlen, murben Sas.
s. Worriiiep uuh 8. Grenh, Gde
uon Mpro. Tlpres uno Sbraie StraBe.
BON Daniel &ublrna,r geidoiien uno
gefdbrlih permunoet.
- Capt. Seize u. Bennett, Der
friibere Iiftitent Staotmaribal er'
fit einen Shfaganfan. Seine Qottae
redte Seite lit aeldbmt.
Dit NlamD Nati0nal Gant bat
cine ginbaltsbefeblstlase aeger bic
Staot San NntuniD anbdnata ge'
maht, um iie 81 atuingen, Die etrs
aebenben ridfdnoigsn Steuert oum
Sabre 1904 ibr gu i~ibertraaen, oa tie
nod 8arrantS pDn benz Sabre i'm
Betraae oon $8989. IL in 6dnoen bat.
= Or. g1apin tam in Bfeifs
fers Nputbete pet gelepbon aufaerus
fen meroen. 8eioe TelepbDne 1862.
Nnna 0ormarrt bat Die Snters
national Balm auf $25, 900 Shaoen'
eriab perflagt, neil ihr Sobn. nab
reno er i'm Dienit Der 8abn par, ourh
Nahldliigteit Der Ngenten Der Gottz
pasnie ant Is. Wai um's 2eben tam.
Gum ShnbamtSs0 epartement
in 8aibinatDn 1T Die 8eiiune an
ale !RDQdmter an oer meritaniiden
8ren5e erganger. nteritaniibe Sabriz
tate uno BrDoutte. Die fir Die Nu8'
Iteluna in Sun Gnt0niu beftimmt
tino. splIfrei einaulaiien.
- Ser s. Wupember lift als Der
San Mntonip Taa" Der Nusitequng
'beitimrtt nDroen.
Sn ber NGhe Der S~ofepbine
StraRe ertrant i'm sSluife Der IL Sabre
afte 6arrB Blage.
Or. Braunaael' 8 Office
lit an oemlelben Blabe mie fruher,
LA Weit Commerce 8 StraBe, gde
BON Wauarru. Telephone 1862.
Die Staot nimmelt bon Wteris
tanern, bic hterber aetomner itno,
I'M, ibre Ginber unieren Shulen uno
@rsiebunQSonftalten a1suuertrauett.
Wae fDnrte bic Staot i6brlib
lparer, ruerr ane Sinefuren abaes
ibafft unb ale Bean1te uno Nnge'
iteute anaebalten miiroen, lire
Bfliht unb SbuloiQteit su tim?
8eaiialib oes rleuen 6utels lit
plDbli@ elm DrttnDSes Shmeigen ein'
getreten. SDIten mir mteoer eins
nal UNI cine 6offnung betrogen tper'
ben?
Set ben Brimdrpablen uno
uerIhiebener &DnpentiDnen berrlht
cine mertmhroige putitiihe Stiae.
Mar1 r1ertt niht, DAB mir BOT elmer
Wahl fteben.
= s. Bfeifer miro feline neue
,9mentietb genturbB harmacb" Ode
pm Weftsg Commerce unb 0aparrus
StraBe, tpn friiber glabin's MpDtbete
mar, am %. September erDffaen.
= Die SaiiDn Der Struhbiite
bauert biesmal unaemDhnlib lanae
uno Die Summeransiiae meroen mirt'
lih ausgetragen. ga tuiro BACON
nihts fiir r6hites Sabr ibrig bleiben.
= Gutnimerioer W0nat ueroen fid
aud uieber uniere Bereine ribreu,
Die 10 lanae brad 9eleeer unb eefeiert
haben. Welher Werein miro ben
Meieen erDffxen?
= Sn Der an, D~unnerftaa abges
haltener Gibura Der DirettDreu oes
Beethoven WdnnerhDrs muroen fol-
9enoe 6errerl AT Beamten oeiielben
erudblt: 8raiibent. 5. 6. 0eilig;
Tice ; Brdiioent, s. 6eniet; Sefres
tdr, gbeo. Mueqer; Sbabmeiiter,
6ermarn DreiB. 6err Sobn Wid'
lamb murbe gum Gbren.B Slice Hrdfi.
bent ernGblt.
- Gum Salat oes 2ebens liefett
urs bic .SDrge ben giiig uno Der
6unlDr bas Del.
R0nperfation lit Die &unft, ans
oere nHSreoen su laiien.
Der Shwdber lift rneift Elm
nihtsiaaenoer Wenib.
Wenn mir in SDrGe itno, lift
Bbantafie bas arauiamite @eibent
oes 6immels.