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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-27
This Year it is Register & Leader

The tremendous growth in the cir
culation of the Register and Leader
during the past year is not surprising
to judges of q good newspaper. The
Register and Leader is fret and last
an 81 Iowa newspaper for Iowa people.
More Iowa news than any other pa
per. Will print the best and most
complete reports of state Legislature.
Full Associated Press reports. Unex-
celled market and sporting news pag-
es. "Ding's" cartoons are a daily
feature: A clean and reliable news
paper for every Iowa home. Both
the daily Register and Leader aud
the Audubon County Journal will be
sent to any address one year for $500.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-27
A GLOOMY CHRISTMAS
At the w. H. Neff Home Where Wife
and Mother Has Passed to the
Great Beyond. Died Suddenly

Mrs William H. Neff died almost
suddenly at her home in this city
Friday evening. She visited with her
daughter, Mrs Chas. Zion, during the
afternoon and was unusually cheerful.
Before retiring she had been reading.
During the night she awakened Mr.
Neff and in answer to a question said
she was very sick. A physician was
Immediately summoned and before
his arrival her spirit had gone to the
God who gave it. This ends the life of
one of the most neutrality-suspicious.
ever possessed on earth.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-27
Onion soup With Cheese.

Cut into small eighth-inch square,
two medium onions, or four ounces;
fry them in butter and moisten will
two quarts of broth, adding bunch
of parsley garnished with chervil, bay
'eaf and Glove of garlic; season with
little salt, pepper and meat extract;
boil for 20 minutes then remove the
boquet and pour the soup over very
thin slices of bread placed in a metal
or earthenware soup tureen, in inter
vening layers of bread and Parmesan
cheese. Sprinkle little Parmesan
over the top of the soup. Bake it in
a hot oven.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-27
The Care of Shoes.

Shoes may be kept up to the mark
by rubbing the tops with a piece of
black cloth dipped in solution of
cream and black ink, and by polish.
ing the lower portions vigorously
with a piece of old flannel. An old
pair of shoes, if treated in this way
and all missing buttons replaced
will make good appearance, particu
larly if before this is done they have
had the heels Strengthened.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-27
Dreamed Potatoes.

For Dreaming, baked potatoes are
much better than boiled ones, as they
are more mealy, and when one desires
the empty shells for serving any
form of potato not baked, they may be
gathered by baking potatoes for day
or two for other meals, scooping out
the inside and either MASKING or
Dreaming the potato, brushing the
shells with butter and setting aside
until time for using them.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-27
Chestnut Stuffinu.

The following is a stufing espe
cially for turkey: Select Is large
chestnuts and boil them in water un
til they are very tender; then re
move the skins and shell and pound
them in a mortar until they are
a paste. Stir a half pound of bread
crumbs into four ounces of suet (bee
suet for choice), add salt and pepper
and a little lemon juice to taste
Mix into this a pound of the chest
nut paste and the stuffing is ready tt
use.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-27
A NARROW ESCAPE
Certainly A Careless Trick On The
Part Of The North Western Engineer.

We are not in the habit of cas- ting
reflections but If there is no mistake
in the narration of Mr. Frank Bamsey's
accident, the North Western Engin-
eer deserves the q B. Mr. Bamsey was
hauling load OF hay to Audubop.
and when there he stopped his teal
at the crossing, the engine being III.
few rods away. He started to crcE
the track when without the les&
warning the engine started towarA
him caught and demolished his wagon
but the teams life and his life were
saved, miraculouely.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-27
From Iowa to Sea.
Waterway from the Capital to the
Father Of Waters" then to
the st. Louis Canal and Out.

The canal project we agitated some
time ago from Iowa to the Gulf. ia
taking root in Des Moines. The st.
Louis Canal to the Gulf is being con-
sldered by the government, and as an
extension to this the Des Moines
people are making their claim, which
we trust they Will succeed in getting.
Just to think Of loading our sam Piles
on the barge at Des Moines and on
the old country liner in the Gulf.
surely farmers should keep close tab
on these things and promote them.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-27
Passed Examination Successfully

James Donahue, New Britain, Con-
necticut, writes: II tried several
kidney remedies and was treated by
our best physicians for diabetes, but
did not improve until took Foley's
Kidney Cure. After the second bottle
showed improvement and five bot
Ties cured me completely. 1 have
since passed rigid examination for
life insurance" Foley's Kidney
Cure, cures backache and all forms of
kidney and bladder trouble. Nick
Doff1ng.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-27
Robinson-Smith

Mr.. Ralph Robinson and Miss Ina
Mae Smith were united in marriage,
on Monday, Dec. 10th in Manning.
They have spent most of their life
in Audubon. Mr., Robinson has been
working in Manning for some time,
but they expect to make Audubon
their future home. Miss Smith is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Evert Smith
Mr.. Robinson is an industrious young
man. We join the friends of this
young couple in wishing them hap.
Ply and prosperous future.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-27
China Cement.

Into thick solution of gum arabic
stir plaster of paris until the mixture
assumes the consistency of cream. Ap.
ply the mixture with brush to the
broken edges of the china and join
together. In three days the article
cannot be broken in the same place.
The whiteness of the cement adds to
its value.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-27

The One.And you say this horse
hasn't any faults?
The Other-Not single fault.
The One-But he appears to be blind
in bis right eye.
The Other-Well, that's not his
fault; it's his misfortune.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-27
Prune Cake.

Cream half cupful of butter with
cupful and half of sugar, add a
cupful Of milk and the stiffened whites
of five eggs alternately with two and
half cupfuls of prepared flour, or
enough to make light batter Fla.
vor with few drops Of essence of
bitter almonds, and bake in four layer
tins. When cold put the prune filing
between the cake layers.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-27
B0TNA VETERANS
Not yet decided where they VIZ
meet. Audubon, choice Of major- |
ity If city will put up. Y

If Audubon will guarantee the ex-
penses of the Botna Valley Veterans
will hear and see the Organization
that got seven thousand people
together at Extra and had cham
battle at its close. The meeting last
year was not so good or large on &C
count of the rain. The place of meet
ing yet undecided, but will soon be
located.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-27

care you sure you love me for my
self alone?" asked the romantic young
woman.
"Well" replied the practical young
man, II don't think love you for
any enc else"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-27


And the more modern way OF farm
ing is causing mother earth to pro-
duce her largest and best crops.
J.E. Griffith is the new manager
of the Carroll Calf Muzzle Co. man
ufactured at Carroll Ia. It's the one
known as the Shaw Mum muzzle
and is by far the best and the most
popular one on the American market.
A number of men now work in fact
DRY and work all the time winter and
summer. Mr. Griffith will give the
business his personal attention which
means that the business will flourish.
When you want good job of print
ing done just take your copy to
printer and tell him to do you good
job, and "HE WILL" II you know
more about the business than he
does and select the paper and tell him
what type to use and all the little
details, you will get botch job. A
printer working under instructions
from one who knows nothing about
the business, no matter if he is an
expert cannot get out neat job.
Peter Peterson and wife came to
town last week bought two tickets of
Henry Jacobson and started for Den
mark. Let's see if an American wom-
an was going on trip of that kind
she would want to go to the store, Law
out about $4,000 for goods to make
up. Hire all the spare help she could
other neighbors to sew, make trip
or two to town for articles forgotten
the first tine. Start just or 8,weeks
after it is first talked of, get so sAa sick
going that she'd be apt to REMAIN
over there and pose as an heiresA get
divoce, and marry Count.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-09

Boys Corduroy Knee
Pants, in Knickerbocker
style, with straps and
buckle bottoms. Sizes 8 to
ular 500 value OVCs
for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-09

16-button length Suede
Kid Gloves, in black and
white. The Usual price
elsewhere
Is $3.50 a 90 =e
for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-09
ITEMS Winter S uitS.

A variety of the seasons
smartest models. including domestic and
imported materials. such as Fancy
Worsteds. Silk Mixtures. Overplaids.
Novelty Mixtures and Atwood Black
. Thibets. Coats cut in medium and
form-fitting backs. Three-button single
and double-breas:ed styles. Sizes 30 to
46 breast measurements, including stouts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-09
ITEMS OVerCOatS.

Overcoats of the latest cut
tailored with thoro care, of all-wool
black Thibets. in the correct 44-inch
length. Semi-fitting back, with deep
center vent. Lined with finest quality
mercerized silk cloth that will wear
better than silk Finished with velvet
collar. All sizes. Heavy winter weight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-09

We sell the celebrated Hart. Schafner & Marx Hand
tailored Clothing for Suits $500. $4,000 and $25oo
Overcoats, $4,000. $22.5o and $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-09

Boys Shoes of
box calf. satin
calf. strong kid
a n d d ull calf
feathers. In lace
a n d bl u C h e r
styles. Sizes II to
"a. Every pair
insured for wear.
Special sI Sl.5O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-09

Girls L Il g q |
School Shoes. of
dull calf. strong
kid and patent
colt feathers.
Butcher, button
and lace styles.
Spring and low
heels: G.. ID and II
widths. Sizes )
to 6. SIS: sia to
l. M $1.0: liz
to to 2 Sf.75
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-09-28
9earIt ais 8annertrdae er
oer pfraten.
Buffalo, u. g., u. Sept.

@illinm u. 6earlt muroe beute
Mer9en na6 elmer lausen Sisuns Der
oempfratii6en Contention, tuelde ae
Itern 9lbenb Inn s ubr itren 9Infana
nnbm, nit GROCER Mebrheit Sum Sou.
perneurstanbionten aufseitellt. 6earit
erhielt bic Domination BEL Der erIien
Nbltimmung, oenn BON ben nbeeeebe
nen Stimmen fielen nuf i'm 800, auf
Gul5er 124 unb auf Dir II. gtoth'
uenoie pnren 226 Stimmen. 2eipis
9 Chamber uOn Sut6eB puroe nls
aanbiont fir bns llmt oes Qeutnant:
@ouuerneurS nufseIte1t.
9nB SearIt bic glomiuation erbal.
ten tuiirbe, mar idUn BON 8esinn Der
Sieun9 al uoraus5uieben. Die SIP:
uus Seiduete iih burh 9roBe @rbitte.
run9 aus, nit melher BON ieiteu Der
@egner Searits sefdmpit iuurbe, Die
bns aonsreBmitslieb SulSer nuf ben
Shilo seboben hatten. 6earft wuroe
BON elmer NnSabl Der &eoner ibnri
burd bic Sefcl aejusen, uno es funcen
Su perIhisbenen Malen itarte Demon:
Itrationen fir ben einen unb ben anoe-
rem &anoioaten Itntt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-09-28
Giienba ahnuuQIiid.
Sn0IdndppIis, sSn0., q. Sept.


Gin nit elmer 5dneQigfeit BON 20
Meilcn IN ser Shmoc fohrcn0er Ncr.
ionen3ug ser @ubdih @ann lici hen.
ts Wfoygen nabe GatIin, 9SG., infoI5e
elmer faIif 8eItellten 8eihe pom @t-
leiie ln0 Elm .i6retlihe@ llngIiif,
Dem cine Qn5dAl MeniAenleben gum
Spfer iieIea, mar ois 6oIge. gtit
9tusnabme oes Spejfepd1ens gerjez
t9en ale Wasen in 8rano,
Comet bis ictt bcfannt, muroen
Der 2ofonotipfiibrcr SonaS Butler
aus @eru, %no.. Der $oei5er @aItcr
.Gailon ans Ga 6npette. Sno.. uno
Der Eoitclerf Sra 0aroing aus Sues.
oalc ais SeiGen inter Den Sriinlnlern
gefun0en, bod per0en nod dht per-
ioncn permiBt
Gtpo 40 Eerionen erlitten &er.
lebllugen, 0drlmtcr cine 9lu5ohl Sim.
Ser, oie tootlide 8ranomlnoen oa.
pontriigeu
Inter Sen 9erleBtsn befinoen Fb
pier 8in0sr Der Gran 2iDingIton aus
9dnIds Gitp, ionie bier Rinoer Der
5rau s. 8. 0dl0beim bon 9uelp9,
Ontario, bpn 0enen n1e3rere tDotlite
8rdn0nunoen erlitten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-09-28
Der 9IOpufat gegen ole @criihernngs.
geicllidjaitcn ais Sannertrdgcr Der
0fepnblifancr sum 8ouuerucurs'
&anoioaten gcipGblt.
9ie giew gOrter 9emOfraten itellen
ocarit anf.
StenslauO iibt bereits i'm 3udtbauic
in Solicit.
Sorato1a. q. 81. 27. Sspt.

Gle IN Der rcpublifaulldlen S;daiS'
fonnention mgenommene Eldtform
trflGrt Ii9 i'm Qlqgsmeinen nit Der
Germaltlng oe5 8r1iiocnten 9ioo:c-
belt eirper'tanocn, per1pen0et iih 5lI
@uniten elmer 0eieBgebung, ipeI9e
Der oncrIfanicben 9anoelsmarine
Siilfe eendbrt, taoeIt Die 8eriolguuJ
Der g1eger bier5ulanoe uno oriidt ibre
Spntpatbie nit ben ruiiii6en 1Suoen
aus.
Sc 1T i'm boben @raSe ipdbrI9ein,
lid, bdb Der 2l0Ootat Gbas. s. 6us.
bes, fpelfer in 10 erfoIsreiher Weiil
Die llnteriu4ung gsgsn ole 9erii4e'
rungs9eisllibaften leitete, fir oa!
2tmt bes @ouperneurs nominirt iper.
Den tpiro. Gs beiBt. baB Der qrdIt
bent RoOiebelt eins ioIhe Domination
begiinItigt.
gtodl6em ser StaatsIenator Nrm.
Itron9 sum permanenten 8oriisen-
ben erpdhIt moroen mar, nontintrte
Sob 6. &eogeS bon Hetp Oorf Gbar'
les Y. SllqDeS flir 0aS Nnt Ue5
@ouoerneltrS uno oie Termination
tpurbe inter groBeIn SiIbel 5u elmer
einItinmigen gemabt. Sir oas 9lnti
6es @i5eqoluerneurs muroe S. Sinr
Bruce oufqeitellt.
Serr @ughes bat in einer 9epeide
bic gfomination angenommen, ober
bin5ugefiigt, BOB er. menn erlpdbIt,
Dem @cbote ieineS @etpiiiens foIgen
perOe, ober feine onoerlpeitigen Ser
fprehllnqcu madle.
Der friibere 8i5egouosrneur Simos
tbn 8. WooOruif BON Sings Gountp,
tpur0e aIs Nd9fotger oes @reoupers
neurs 9. 9. OoeQ jr. gum 9oriiBens
ben oes Stddtscomites gsnd5It, po.
raIf fith Die &pnpentior pertaate.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-09-28
Qtntr.eia llnaatm
gBien, q. SEPT


5u Sem Strtit um ole 8ablrciorn
bat nun audi Der nNQoeuti6e" Sd0,
nerer jtint Stimme eriddusu IoNsn
Gr oerOffentIjAte einen2luiruf in mel.
dem es psibt, bic BabIrsioym. pie il
BON Der 9tesieruns porgei9Ia9eu per,
be. bride ote DeutIhen 0duerno Su
Wtinoritdt berab. Sic lperOe Die Sld
piiirun9 0eierreibs bslpirttn uno ou
0euti6en in 0ettrreih Sm,ngen, 2lu
19luB al DeutIGlldnO su iud)en unt
oie rQps BON Rom" =8eipegung gu for.
bern.
8aiier 6ran3 Soiepb BAT oic M0r,
BERN 6rit0erite Seller 5u 5pau5isia5'
rigem Gertsr be3ndOiat. sic mai
pom &reisoeriht in Qeobsn, Steier,
mart, inn SuIi pe1sn oes furatbdrer
Moroes an ser 8odin W}aier i'm Ra'
rentbaI, Der iein,r5eit bdS groBte gluf'
iebsu erregt,. gum 9UOe perurt1eiI.
pproen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-09-28
Redpel, q. Sept.
Gnnsn. q. Sept.

0dned, IL sept.
Gic 9(6rciie ot5 Erm5cu OmrJ
ron @riefenlano, @ertreter5 Der
Qldd)le. uodl 2ltbcu gab 9cllcrn
}l6en0 oen glnlob 81 5tubeltorlHqcn.
GS fam 3u einem 3uIamtnenltoGc
5miid)cn @rieden ln0 irern0en Int9.
pcu N2ebrcre bunoert @ried)eu, Die
iid ourd ole gl6reie oe9 @lrili3ee
@corg 5u Dem @lau6en beranlaBt ia.
ben. oaB lire !6oifnung auf ben emo
g,jlti9eu gtnidluB Der ,}nicl on ORG.
dcnlano 81 nihte gemoht pIrNe,
rcrinhten 0ie glbreiie ocs Rrinicn 5u
blntsrtrei6en. Die 8oltsmenqc burd.
brad oen aor6on Der 3ruppen. 3n
oem acknowledgement aanpf murosr
5pei Gerioncn geto0tet mo pieIa bet.
mmoet.
Ter neue Gomniiidr 80. 3onis,
ehcmalioer Rremierminiiter ton
@riehcnlanO. miro ndfite Bone
iein 9lmt nntreten
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-09-28
l1nangenebmer II gmpfane.
gtep Nort, 81. Sept.

glnitott eini9e 3iInmer in einenI
Sotel eriten 5fanges 81 be5ieben, lrte
iie iib porgenonmeu botten ntubtelt
Clarence 9aer uno ieine ilnge iStau
aus Cincinnati, oic ioeben pon ihier
@o65eitreiie 54riid9efebrt norea, Iii
Dem Soipitol ouf @ofiman's S5Iln0
iibernnhtld, oomit Die Ier5te iidl
iiber5eltgen fonnen OF lid Spntpto-
me bes @elben 6ie6er8 bel linen 8ct-
gen niirosn. Sic batten i6re Sitter
tnoden in Weitinoien Su9ebra6t uno
parsn nit Dem 0ampfsr yMorrp
Cattle" 5uriidgste6rt. Das iunge Gbsz
paur lno anoere fie6eroerOdhti9e
pdTa3;sre muBten bic Qudrantdne
be3ieben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-09-28
SoI5preiie erb0ht.
glen Nprf. u. Sept.

Gle international Salt Company
bat oen @reis fiir Die oeridie0el;'n
Sorten Inn 0urd)ifnittlidl so GeHts
fir Die Come erbobt. Gies tit Die
brittle Breiserboblng in oen letten
orei Monoten. gtis llriohe miro dii.
segeben. 0aB Die Na6froge ous 9tn=
ge6ot iiberiteigt unO es ouBeroem
id)pieri9 lit, fiit oen transport cine
genii9enoe 9lu5abl bon 6rohhuo1en
3u erholten. Ser mnhre @rimo maQ
oorin beitehen. oaB Der Triit enc
9ln3ohl fleiner 8eieIlihoften aIi-
fauite lmo Die &onfurren3 periler
1lt fiirdten bot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-09-28
5romm e g d. niiffGer.
glerpart. q. 4. 27. Sspt

gtHpullf ~. ~. =. SfPts
gien. g9iaiun u. 9nor, 4aitor Der
Tnuis Memorial Nietbooii.cnfirhe
uno Rep. Somuei s. Spiser. Gaitor
hes Sorriion gaptiiten 1abernafel,
ma6ten cine 1our ourh 6arriiou,
nm 3i ieben, Oh oas neue 9lcciie9eies
pon sen @irtben beobaGltet perOe.
Seite ii6erianoten oie beioen geiitli.
den Serrcu Dem @oIi3eifei Roo9ers
pen Sorriion einen i6riitliden @e.
ridt, IN Dem es inter glnoerr1 beibt:
g9lui unierem fllr3eu Spo5ier9dnge
funoen mir Die 6eniter oerbougt oos
@ar3inner ourh 0orbduge getbeiIt
m0 3ohlreihe an6ere @apei'e ooiiir,
oab 0as @eihdit bliihe. Gem PC
ridlt mar cine Cite BON "a g9irtb.
id,7iten. oie an1eblid, nift eeidIoiicn
maten. beiqeiii1t. 9lah elmer donie.
ren3, Sic 3piihep ben beioen @eiiiIi.
den. sricoensrihter @rduegau iuo
Qoliieihef Roo9ers itottfano tpur0e
beidloiien. oaB qeger Die betreiienoen
Wirthe qlnfldge erboben iuerneu iu1o
bic @eiitIihen ais 3eugen cri4einen
ioQeE.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-09-28
9 Ii nbes pitt a 5 +.
WaIbinaton. q. Se,


Der Sberit &ittleton 20. :. Ddqs,
bonn Marinecorps bat Befebl erbaltsn.
iib iofort nad aeb WeIt uno BON %
mad 6noana at begeben. um iiber att
ouf 9uba 6as Som.
mdnoo gu iibernebmen. BIS gun
nd6Iten Samitao tpsrben ans gorbe'
reitungen fir Elm tbattrdftig.s Sin,
f1reitsn eetroffsn fein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-09-28
9 6nette Suft5!
gbicaau, 27. Sept.

8nul .. StenSlanb, tueldsr seitans
ben bat, bic Summe BON 100000
unteriflasen gu baben, iuoourA bic
Milpnufee Npenue State 8ant gum
8anferUtt seStuunaen tuuroe, tuuroe in
nerbal5 BON brei Stunoen mad lsiner
9lntunit bisr oerurtbeilt, einen unbe'
ftimmteu Strnftermiu i'm StantSSubt.
hnuis nbjuiisen. uno ebe orei Usitere
Stunben usrHolien iunren. bate ct be.
reits feline StrufSeit in s liet unse'
tretea. Stenslano betanute Ii4 aui
spei 9lntloseu bin fir ihulOis. Die
gssen Stsuslanb ssfdllten llrtbeile lnu.
fen semeini1m uno lauten BON eins bis
flint uno BON eins bic Sebn Sabre, io'
boB Der ldnsfte Termin, iuslten Der
8erurtbeiIte i'm Budtbaus piro 5u'
brinsen miiiien, ii6 uui 5ebn Sabre be-
lduIt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-09-28
0ie fuboniide 6raGe
Sem 91prf 27. Sept.

gSie cine bieiige 3eitlng berittet.
beI9dftigt iib Ser n2on0on pun4"
in elmer SuuItrotion nit Der frtbu.
niiden 6rQge. Ter 4rdiioent Huoe-
BELT in Der Uniform zines 9oIi3iIttn
nnO nit einem aniippel in Der ,3lHo
iit sic Sauptfigur. 3luei SuOoreg
oueGiren iib uno er ruft ibnen 81:
mSofort bort Sbr 9eiOen anti"
rNu, mo pcnn Mrs nidt tbm?"
III Die 2lnnuort
nGonn mer0e id eS iehr unonge-
nebm fiir @uh MAIDEN" lln0 81 iGl
Telbit ipreheno, fiigt er f9Cu: sir
mid erenfaQs."
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moro ur6 GeIbftmor6.
Bitts6urq, 26. Gept.

Der 33 ,yabp. alte Dirtbi6dit5s
6eiiber psrtD gonmdit,r erihoB Itb
beuts. nadosm er beriu6t bate, isint
5r1u gu ermoroen. Die Shieberei
fdno in 90. 33 Grdi1 Ctr, 2liIe
g5erer, itatt uno ioa Die 5olse BON
Giitpilbt peUei.u isin.
9opmaiter, o,r uitt 6is Grldubs
nib sr5l,,eu bate. isiHe 5rdu al
i,heu, .r5nong ii9 bsuts oen Sin.
trit in ibrs Wobnuud uno dts II lie
in oer 6aQs tra' isu,rts er 6rsi
Gh.iFs ant ne al. porauf ,r osn re
bo,pr auf Iih rihtete. 5rdu Bon
matters 3uitaro 1T bs6ertiit.
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SeIIinoFors. 27. SEPT.
gnris 27 G,

Yaris, z. SEPT.
Cine Qcpcihe al 0aS r@ho 9e
HariS" aus 9iorrib meloet. baB
Guortier iiir BEN 4oren glifoIaus
lln0 oie toAerIihe 6amilie nor6cse.
let per0e. peIbe 0smnddit Ii6 nit
benz @roBiiiriten 9lIerauoer 0lid1l.
Ionith pereiuieeu miro. Gieie 9tod,.
ridt iin0et bier leoob feinen @Inu-
hon
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e n ien.
Barcelona, 27. Sept,

Barcelona. q. Sept,
Mehrere Der Nniiibrer Ger cnrliIti.
ihen @eneqlmg boben an oen ipani.
idcn 8rdtenoelitcn Gon Carlos 0us
@ciudl gcridtet, oie perienIidlc 6iih.
runq 81 iibernebmcn, um iomit ocn
3luieipalt linter oen 9lnbdnqern su
id)Iidlten. @iniae OerieIben iir.O
9lnhGnger ieines Sobnes. Con
SSailne.
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NoIatn elmer Qraael.i.
aLl,ntprn. Nd.. e. Stpt.

Iueniopni Bd., 70. SEPT.
80. @. &obler, ein betdnnter giir,
DER bieItr Sta0t, itdrb bsuts in siuem
6ieIilen 6oipi.ll an inrersn 9erblu'
tllnltn, Die ,y gsitsrn onrd cine gers
I.tln1 in elmer prii3eIsi nit 91rrp
Qlno1utr oon G1itl5o olUon5sttdaen
Dat. aobley 3ir1 an einem odOsr
bcr6.i, in oen osrisl5s gsitdi.sItiter
IN, uno J,rist1 nit tom in Strtit.
Cine Qriiltlti ioi1te uno 9o3lsr 'isI
berubtlos iatctr ll' ols Iro!to'r.
Gr nu,N r1t sinem 6oioit1l ses
brad. nm sr5islt nism1ls ols e.s
pgst-e,s aasr. 9lve-nse 01e7s
nu6 o.m e,fSngnib e.bra4t, I'm cine
nrtsuiu9aps oes GoreRsrs d53a'p1s
kn.
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: GtGon nto.
9ltlanto, Ga, 27. SEP

0ie 8eboroen baben Sic &ube pie..
Der bergeitellt imo iino 6erren Der
Sitllation. Die Sfulen muroen lpie.
Der qeoifnet ino aae ,Sobrifen bedan-
men lire Sbdtigfeit mieoer. Sn Ell.
ner Spe5ioIiisltng bat Der Staotrotb
oen farbigen @irtbsbuusbeiisern Die
2i5enS ent5ogen.
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QNbrarn.

Y U1IUtNl .. I7lI aD' '-tVT.
IN irm 5eu.r, o1s bic Sheune IL
rss 1armers IN Der Rdhe oeits Crtes
Ru.e Moy3ea 3srii5rk, osybrauntn
3ua U(dnntr. Biz elmer 8yeifnaitis
uenulnnitait 1u9e5Drien. un6 oyG
2lagre mdroen t06.tih DerIebt Gle
it7,sier oae }l ncr 3eit 0es 9t1n0s5.
Giur oer gea'ta 1T 3. J. Bur ousbs
non GeQos 5oUa.
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RukIonb.
ct. petersburg, 27. G

St. Petersburg. 27 Sept.
iln!tr Ser QauobepoIieruns BON
@iatta fms pie0er Ru6eitorun5tn
aus 1e6roden. Nu 0em 2tufru6r bds
ben Tih Sic 8tipO6ner bon 70 Orts
fdaftsn betbeiligt, pelhe Die Poli32t
entpaffneten ano pertriebtu un0 odnn
Sie 8obnungen Der reiben 8uts>
beiiber pliinoertsn.
!9eIiinoFors. 27. Sept.
Iadotm IS aeitetn miBIun3en pdr,
bic 8dIernen Ser PolBsireieroen in
ole 2uft gu ipremssn. puroe baute
dbermdls Elm 9lttentdt auf 0en YoIis
seidrf Gdpt. Nlbrsht gemaht. 3ls
@ebduoe tpuroe 5lpar oemolirt, och
lpuroe Giemano set0otet. WIan nirtmt
an, oab Oi,8 aus Rahe fir 81, tuv3s
lib Oorsenomuentn 8srbaftun9eu BON
finniIbtn SliihrIingsn gtihab, IN
peIden ii6 Die prIYei betbeiligts.
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StaIn.
palermo, 27. Se)

Ydlermo, II. sept.
Die ameritaniIhen Pan3trtreu3tr
.Marbtano" uno .Goloraoo" Fn0
teute bier, BON Gibraltar tommsno,
ein9etrofftn.
Reapel. 27. Sept.
Der Qomirdl 9ropniou. 9ommlns
oeur oes ameritdniihen Pan3ertreu-
3ers8eItapaoers, 1T nit oen 9reu3ern
nWeit 8irginia" uuO oPenniplOania'
bier eingetroiien.