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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-24
a woNoERFuL ANIMAL.


Ability. EEesoarcrs and Drawbacks OF
ch< Arkansas RRzOrbaeE-
\ man who had watched the affair
and claimed to know about hogs. razor
backs "a. particular gave the following
dissertation: -'Arkansas has II greater
variety Of hOiSs aud less pork and lard
than any state in the Union An aver
age hog in Aris;tnsas weighs about
fourteen, pounds when dressed with its
head on and about SIX pounds and a
half with its head on It can Outrun a
greyhound jump a rail fence, climb
like a parrot and live ON grass, roots
and rabbit tracks It hasn't much tail
or brlstle, but plenty OF gall. 1t will
lick a wolf or u bear In a fair Tight
1t In so called razOrback because 1t is
shaped like a sundsh. In hunting
rlzorbaclzs they are always shot at
sideways. for there Is not a ghost of
IA show to hit them otherwise any more
than to shoot at "A split single. 1t can
drink milk out of quart jar on ac-
count OF it's long. thin head This type
of razOrback is known as the stone hog
because its head is so heavy and It's
nose 50 long that It balances up be-
hind. Tue owner of this type of hogs
usually ties u stone to it's tail to keep
It from overwhelming and breaking
its neck while running. II the stone
Is too heavy it will pun the skin over
it's eyes. aud it will go blind. Mineral
Wells Index.
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Evensong WAS held the other day on
Ahe site of the ancient Oratory OF St
s-SWEfhinn, one of the many Irish snints
vVIh0 descended upon Cornwall In the
rain mud sixth centuries. In waste
f-SaId near tue Godrevy lighthouse.
Arch znarkS the eastern horn OF st.
Is Ives hey, die what are regarded as the
REMAINS OF the oldest Christian build
ing In England. The nave bulGes with
ana TO the level of the plain and
lhroafFlI ii grass covered hiIlock over
fi[iis GisnnpIislI&d altar prOtrude few
sltttfsh stones. During stormy night
~ 1Se8 the sand shifted and revealed
rtlis lines OF II structure about forty
.oeIr1itf feet long by twelve feet wide.
-11ith q priests doorway. small WIN
low traces Of stone benches and an
altar OF masonry now gone as the re-
sUalf OF the building being forthwith
.zlosh ~ = ooIshOd London Globe
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81 !. .
thankful elarkspurg People.
One Kidney remedy never falls.

v
Qne kidney remedy never falls.
sburg people rely upon IT
That remedy Is Doanss Kidney
2If
sartsburg testimony proves IT
reliable.
Es Nancy Lowe, Of 4S9 Me-
street, says: 81 hardly
what 1t was to be free from
nelIing back and an irregular
et{0n and condition of the kid
gYs Tor twenty years or more.
hen the attacks were so pro-
cenced that 1 was unable to do
ything tried remedy after
remedy in my endeayors to stop
VeEt1on, IN fact, ordinary exertion,
callsed tWinges which prevented me
rom doing the simplest housework
Etn any degree of ease. TO go up
down stairs was more than a
ask 50 that when say 1 was over
balE the time in misery I very
mildly state my condition. A
spaper account of Doan's Kid
ney Pills led me to go to Wells &
InYmaker's drug store for box OF
them They performed exactly
FFlaat they promised. everything
correcting the urinary trouble, the
aching ceased, my health improved,
slept much better and in other
ways benefit resulted from the
treatment. My son had occasion to
aase an ointment for sore on his
ankle It was hurt in the first
place, broke out and refused to
heal An application or two Of
DOGn7s Ointment so soothed and
heGed the parts affected that
eCnt1nuation for some time dispos-
ed of at so radically that nothing is
def but a slight scar
For sale by all dealers. Price
80 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Btnfalo, New York, sole agents for
The United States.
Remember the name-DoaDs-
and take no other.
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An BneIEshman named Morton could
repeat from memocy any discourse he
had once listened to. while Schenkel,
the Inventor OF one Of the ARTS of
Memory" could repeat 300 arbitrarily
fences, all in the exact order in which
be had heard them. A Sussex man
named William wOlton had marvel
GUS memory. When a child he could
remember almost any sermon he heard
and once repeated to the bishop his SER
mon word for word. He took his Il. A.
at Cambridge when only twelve years
and FIVE months old.-Iondon Graphic.
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Measured by the popularity and mar
: Aet xaIIre, OF his poems when they were
-vgFSsaen, ThOmRs Moore has no rival
atBohat .Ghe,poets 6fiIrdIInd. While en-
-. Jspgalt al y his Irish melodies, in which he
Vyus ut his Rest-for they called forth
6be powers In which he most excelled-
he Uras paid $500 Il year by his pub
Fushers. Their immense and well merit
ga success Induced I.ongman to give
Moore 4, ZOO Sulneas-the highest price
THAT had MP 10 that time been paid for
"a tp.Sam--Eor +'I.alla ROokh.' the COR
/, genus eastern romance which dazzled
szand .d&Iighted readers of that day. but
NEs new rarely read. As lyric poet
alOore WAS. like Burns, one of the best
WRITER'S we have ever had of words
afor ,nIusic.' aud, In his case at least.
s1he words are Inseparable from the
r.uIu&ic. Goldsmith, Il poet OF "a different
.sOr,ler and with Il wholly different ex-
experience got little popularity and less
,1mOney Tor his poetry. bur In The Trav-
,s..EllaIE- and The deserted Village" he
inns a better chance of Immortality than
SAls compatriot.-I.ondon I'it-BitS.
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The MAHoeANY TREE.
1t FreauentIx sprInEa From the Crew
lee. of Great RocIsn-

II FreHuentIx SprInEa From the Crew
Eees of Great Rocks
The tree which produces that beau
tiful and well known wood. mahogany.
Is one OF the most elegant. II not the
largest, of the country In which 1t Is
found and frequently grows IN the
creyices OF rocks. The appearance of
50 large a vegetable production In such
4 situation is extremely curious and
picturesque and Is TO be accounted for
from the construction of the seed,
which is Ike that OF the thistle,
winged. or capable of being borne
along by the action OF the air and in
that manner deposited in holes and
assures IA the rocks. where It speedily
Vegetables and springs up. As long as
the plant remains young the place in
which 1t is found is sufficiently large
for ifs growth, bEt as It Increases in
size the roots gradually but irresistibly
force asunder the wallis Of their rocky
prisons and throw Off large portions of
stone.
II is not afwayS. however. found In
these situations. the largest timber be
ing produced in some of the tiat and
narshy spots on the coast of America.
SUCH is the Honduras mahogany. which
is much Iposer IN texture and of less
value than that from the mountainous
districts of Cuba and Haiti. This last
kind is known in commerce as Spanish
ulahogany and is chiefly purchased for
the purpose Of being cut into veneerS-
New York HeraId.
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tss 1a S.lIlt 6E
Il bout fs1e l1t8 Z SIM l5H
g rauiul al5IF eieFer. This IlsFf oEIsE
= noun ell on 4 hani5oO pole ql5ptt z
teen feet 1ish the TOP. Of ystl ia IS tied
d girdIe AROUND bis Walst. small
cushion = fastened a Few feet down
Acrobat hops around . iaree space IN
shouts and accompanied by the tapping
Of a curious drum. He also executes a
sort Of dance and goes through q little
pantouime. It IS d marvellous feat Of
equilibrium. To walk on a pair Of
stlts as high as this would he a per
fornance worthy Of CON meut. but to
hop around on oae IS quite another
thing
T'h, same msu can do many other
wonderful things He appears nhso-
luteIy perfe-t IN the art OF balancing
FTe can balance q very light stick on
his nose and a heavy one on his chin
and then throw the heavy one into
the air and catch 1t on the end Of the
light one When balancing these two
sticks. end on end. he VIII make one
rssvolve ia one direction and the otller
the reverse re puts one hand ON 4
fiat. circular stone, throws his feet MP
into thu. air and balances stick on
each OF them. At the same time lac
revOlves rapidly ON the pivot formed by
his n-fu a nj the stone.
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The next time YOU have hooks and
eyes; to sew on IL waist. instead of max
ing 81 knot sewing on. fastening. break
iu. thrchd and beginning all over
again. try this: Sew the first look Cor
eye ON IN the usual way. After fas-
TENN. do not break the thread. but
run the needle along under the sur
face .,r the goods 70 the place for the
next "llc, Here bring y"ur needle up
through the goods. f;tSten thread as
though 10 break. sew your hook on,
f:lStcn :@?:iu aud go ON 60 the next
pEacc. By .io.n= thus you save time.
yotrr f:S;rniu--- are 1n more securely
aud there an, not numerous Knots to
work through the goods and show. II
r Knox or eye should e"Ine loose. haV-
FMS. Fastened rhe thread both before
and after sewing ON each one, the 9TH
ers are all secure anyway.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-24

In Turkey there is Il great consump-
zion OF the milk of the buffalo. the
common cow. the goat and the eve,
but it Is hardly ever used in a natural
state. According to n paper read at
the London Academy of Medicine. the
milk Is considerably reduced. After
slow cooling the milk Is treated with a
Torment taken from the previous lays
supply. In few hours curd forms.
which Is called yaGhoun. The prepa-
ration Is preferred to milk. and II has
a pleasant, clean. acid taste and Is of
course nutritious.
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Mat ana Money.

We mn know that place where
metal is coined Is called Il Mat, bat
why? * II not strikinGiy curious
fact that the two words mint and mon
ey are made from the same Latin
word: Yet 1t Ia not more so than
many other facts disclosed In the study
of etymOIogy. There IL very COM
monty n close connection between the
history OF events and the making of
the words most prominent In the rec
ord of that history. Mint is the name
of a place for making coins simply be-
cnuse when the need OF such Il name
was first recognized the place used for
their making happened to lie the Ro-
man temple of the goddess Juno, one
OF whose surnames was AIOneta, said
to mean literally adviser" In Anglo
Sa1sn the word had two syllables-
mynet-whIch show its origin more
clearly than the monosyllable mint
does. Money Is called mOneta in ltal-
ian and monnalo in French, and the
French name for mint IL "hotei des
aonnnIes."
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trick OF Actors.

- Ne
Most people know that the memory
may be easily confused by learning a
passage in two or three different ways
or iIy Having once heard an Incorrect
form " giving It, Working this
principle, actors are fond of putting
stumbling blocks in one another's way.
"a stock joke dear 10 the hearts of all
players Is the regular thing to be in
ficted upon a beginner in the first act
of Richard Ill" 1t is in the srene
where the coffin OF Henry VI. is borne
across the stage. One of the men who
carry 1t has been raised from the posi-
ZION of supernumerary to his first
speaking part, which consists of a sim
gle line Before the performance 1t Is
! usual for some Older actor to take him
..aside and impress him with the enor-
;amous slthcuIties OF delivering that SEN
1enee correctly. The victim listens
LncrvOusly.
Now, most ;actor&,'' says his tor
mentor gravely, make this mistake
the first time they play the part: In
aitead of sDyIng, as it is, My lord,
=stan6 hack and let the coffin pass they
give u Chis way. My lord. stand back
and let the parsOn cough.
g -iAsH after he has heard the latter YER
sim, SSkgnrd though it Is. the chances
are that the poor supernumerary Will
give that to the audience on the hrst
night
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-24

Western Europe's climate would be
changed entirely were the isthmus OF
Panama and adjacent territory to be
submerged, for in that case the equa-
torLaI current would be carried into the
Pacidc oceun, and the gulf stream,
which does 80 much to warm Europe.
would not emerge into the Atlantic.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-24

calumet supposed TO be an Indian
word meaning pipe of peace" was
wholly unknown among the sayages.
1t IS Norman aud signifies In general a
pipe. The pipe of peace was a ga
nowdaoeT among the IrOquols and a
"poagun'' among some other tribes.
The AIsOuQuIns called 1t ''poagan," the
winnebagoes ..tahneehoo" and the Da-
cotahs ArhnIndonhoOpa."
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a Cad.

'Ehis is to certify that all drug
z1sts are Authorized to refund your
.anonev If Foley's Honey and Tar
.fails to cure your cough or cold. t
stops the cough, heals the lungs
and Drevents serious results from a
odd. Cures la grippe, cough ana
7arevents pneumonia and c1rsump-
EioR. Contains no opiates. The
qenuine is in a yellow package. Re-
xuae substitutes. Sturm q Wilson.
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preventics, as the name implies,
prevent all colds and grippe when
sftaken at the sneeze stage. Pre-
ventics are toothsome candy tab
lets. Preventics dissipate all colds
quickly, and taken early, when you
first feel that cold is coming, they
check and prevent them. Pre-
ventics are thoroughly safe for
children, and az effectual for adults.
Sold and recommended IN 5 cent
and 25 cent bexes by m druggists.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-24

It Is a well known medical fast
hat pine resin is most effective in
the treatment of diseases of the
bladder and kidneys. Sufferers from
,ackache and other troubles due TO
aulty action of the kidneys find re-
ief in the use of Pine-ules. $1.0O
uys so days treatment. Sold BY
F. g. Bland.
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Gnnh stnckInrr.

The one thing in which Il mother of
straitened means should try to avoid
econOmizing is stockings. No matter
how many rows of Insertion or bow
many dainty tucks you put In your lit
tie girls dress. II her ankles are not
neatly clad the whole effect IS spoiled.
Cheap stockings are always poor econ
omy. and not all mothers seem to real
lie how prominent and noticeable are
these sturdy understandings OF their
children. y few years ago there lived
next door to me Il family in which
were seven young people. They were
not well of. It is doubtful ir the two
youngest little girls ever knew what 1t
WAS To have 4 dress bought from the
store expressly for them. But their
foot and legs We're Il delight to behold.
So neatly clad We're they that one new
err noticed the carefully mended dresses
Magazine.
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min Gnnr Pennltr-

Jack-I knew man who stole a KISS
from a pre:tg girl. He paid the penalty
for larceny. KathnrIne-Ah, Indeed1
And what was the penalty? JACK
Hard laboS for life He married the
giri.-PhiIad elphia Bulletin.
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ewrRr a1ELoDY ELouR.

A sour stomach. bad breath, a
pasty complexion and other conse-
quences Of a disordered digestion
are quickly removed BY the use Of
DR.. Rings Dyspepsia Tablets. Two
DAYS treatment free. Sold by y.
a. Bland.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-24

There's q cOlored man and his wife
at the door looking for work"
but I OnIy advertised for laun-
dress"
eyes. they are her."-PhIladelphia
Press
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-24

Imagination is not thought, neither
b fancy rejection. Thought pnceth
lTILe hoarY sage. but Imagination
hath wings as an eagle. Topper.
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SWEET MELODY 1noUR.

Folsy's Kidney Cure will cure any
case Of kidney trouble that is not
beyond medical aid. Sturm q VIII
con.
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Are you troubled with piles ? One
application OF ManZan viii give yop
immediate relief. Sold by +. g.
Bland.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-24

Extra fine ice cream served at
Hotel Waldo each day from noon
until midnight.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-24

SATISFACTION is NY NOT
.To-F. C. WEIGH, GAS FIT
ING AND PLUMBING, EAST
PTKB sTh. SeS -
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aWERE ME1oDE 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-08
Scnc Gampa0nc : 0citrGac.

Ilbanp,N .-g., Z. SUM. - Sr
Dem Expectations . Gcriobren, mo-
Ourd enogiiltig icitgelteat werocr
ioa, ob @cor9c ". YcrfinS ais @or,
iitcr ocS 6iuon5- Counties ser nNelp-
Yorf 2iie 3nilironce So" lid, ourd,
Ole SeSoblltn0 bon GnmpnOuebcitrd.
gen ser @cieuihoit an oaS r%cpublifo-
niidc Notionul Gontite I'M Sabre
1904 zines Serbrehcns ihlloig ge-
mod)t bat, lit Dem NlppcQ6oi bie De
pitt cingereidt Worocn. 0nS @erid1t
u%nterer SnIton5 bat cntihicoen, Ecr-
fins babe lid eillcs &erbrcdens nibt
ifulOig gcnudt. IS lit nod nitt
befannt. Oh Die Nppcllotion nod IN
bieiem Serrnin Oes 4ppel6oics sur
Recommendation gelangen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-08
@mnocrlidDc @UrIdllGgc.
gSie Elm MitgIie0 Der @cicBgcbung
BON 2ouiiiona Oen HoiienieIbits

8ie Elm M}itglie0 Der 8eleB9ebrng
BON 2ouiiiola Oel G~uiienieIbit-
moro abidaiien mill.
Nem OrIeunS, Ga, Z. SUM.
- Sn Ser Staots . &egis(otltr fat
Z. Spence Smith bon Hapi0es cine
@eiebuorlage ein9creidt, melde
5ur Eerbiituug ocs Observation-Disclosures.
Oes Die Gbeihlicbungcn ouf itootS-
io3ialiitiider NrunOloge 3l re0eln
iud)t. Die 9eitimmlngen Scr Dill,
meld)e MIR ouf Die peiBe 9ep0lferutQ
N~nDenoung bubeu, louten mie iolat:
Giltcm iwngcn Wtanne lit e5 geicblid)
p%er6otcn, einem iungen Wd0d)cn 0en
Sol ST. MAIDEN, e9e cr nidt II Sabre
aft lit. Den Gltern oOer Dem 0ors
mlr0e OeS WtG06enS, meldem er lid
il n1bern iud)t, mIB er 5upor Oieier
icincr Nbiidt &cnntniB Gebcn. Ser.
ller IoQ er Dor cinem 6rieocnsridter
ci0lid erflGren, 0aB cr mirflid ernite
&eirotbsobiidten babe. Sin @ittmer
I'M AItcr bon iiber 40 Sobren bari
feincm Mi0odcn inter 1S Subrer Ocn
Sol mu6cn. No6 Annobme Oieier
8orlo8c ioaen oue in geieblifcr gbc
8c5euBten ainOer olf S~tootafoltclt
olfgebrodt u1O er5ogen merOen.
Aue &nobcn ioucn olf 0ie StootS.
llniperiitdt in Baton &olge uno ale
Otdohen otf Die Staatss gtormol-
idule in Nothitod)cS 0eioltot merOen.
Cine 9cmiuigung bon $t7,000,O 900
lit sur Nusiiibrung OeS in Ser 9iQ
Uorgcicbenen Gr5iebuugsplone5 aus.
%geluoricn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-08
EanOmcrifaniidJcr 3amfapfcl.


TrogosGottrin ais Stein oca g(n.
itoBca. - GrioIg oc3 pouonlcrifu,
nild)cn Gongrcllca S1 Nio HSonciro
gef0brOct.
" q + II ct o II, 3. g., Z. Sulti.
- Is miro Der gnr5clt 0iplomutiider
@eldidlld)tctt mo 0cS SaftS bon
StootslcfrctGr Moot bcoiiricn, INN 5lt
pcrbihOcrn 0ob Die orgcntiniide Ha.
pliblif mo cucntlicl einigc ml0cre
parlld)'omcritolliidc Ncpubliten lid)
bon Der Sbcilnobme an oenl o~rittell
punonlcritoniidcn GongrcB IN Hio
DC SoncirO im (Sllli 5llriid5iebcrt.
Scr 3ontopicl lit Die pom ur1enti.
niidcn Sllriltcn 9. 3. 0rogo sur 3eit
Der 9lodo0c Ncgcn GencSucIo ouigc-
lteute ioGennnntc Grogo.G oftrin, bo.
bin laltcnO, ooB bel Der G%intrcibuilB
Don SduIOcn 5lpiid)cn WGftcn 81.
malt nlt)t sur Inhucnoung fomncll
oiirIe. DDS GongreB.G nmite bot &c
gen Den MlQcn nlcbrerer Gepublifelt
nlilt cine Nclolltion fiir ben Congress
rorbereltct, bob Die Slpeite SrieoenH.
GonferenS I'M @uug erlrdt lueroell
ioll, sl bcItInmlcrL lit nclfem Wobc
g0poltlomc Sd)uloeintrcibungell
itnttiinocn 0ijricu, meld)er Fro-
grdnlmpunrft ipGtcr An9elidlts oea
Frotelta Nrgentinicn'a oobin abgeon.
oert murOc, 0ob Die Sooger GonIerell5
Ffeltleben loIl, Oh cine lold)e gepnlt'
lame GnItrclbunA iiberboupt mo III.
ter ipeld)en NcOinglingen erfolgen
oiirfe. Gbcr old) oomit limo Die
Sronotrclocn uid)t einperitanoel,
lucidle piclntebr betpnen, oab Die
Grogo-S ottrln obne ieoe Giidlidlt
AMI elirop0iihc MGdItc int Rio DC 81
neirp bclprodlcn n,o sur Giltld)el'
olng gcbrodlt mer0en miiile. Wall
lit oilf Die bctrclienbcn oiplcmotiIdlen
! GnirpldInngcn Ncipannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-08
3ur Mnfnnbmc Der Mrbcit bercit.
" Decline 4, ". -No., I. Sltll

" beeItnM M.-No., I. Sllli.
- Die int Strife begriiicnen Grit
benorbeitcr Der oSithntun Gool So"
III Mt, Wcdlcn baben nit einem3 luci-
0rittel Sotllm bcihloiienL Inn Irbeit
i'll Den 8rltbcn nod5uiitd)cn uno lid
0ornit bon Dem Gcrbano Der 8rubcn-
Nrbcitcr losjulogen, olif Den @runo
hin, DAB Der Scttere ieincn Gerpflid-
tltngct be5ilglid Der 3oblung Der
Soblbelefijien nidt nod9efommen
lei. Cine mabb1ngige nationule
organization pom @ritbenorbeitcril
ioll gegriiuoct mcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-08
Nlcs rnbie i'm Sbiu.Strifcoitrift.

Niles rnbis i'm SbiO-Strifcbifrift.
Strtter unO MtiIi5 p%ertrogen ii6. -
Strite6redcr bebolpten, nit Sc.
malt IN ben @rubcn 5uriid gcbol-
ten ST merOen. - grfpurtctc @r.
mittirlngen.
0tIIonooIe, 8, 7. Suni. -
IS lit fem SerIuh genlad]t mor6cn,
Die bier gclcgenen @rubcn pon W. u.
Sonta in 9ctrieb SIT ieten l1nO es bat
Den Nnidcin, Dab Dies crit in n1dIter
@od)c gciheben miro. Die Striter
un0 Die Srltppen in 9roolep pertro.
gen lid utO c5 mcrocn feline S6nic-
rigtciten 6efiirdtet. Sn Yh1m Hun
itrlO nod fiinf6ig nidtunioniItiide
SoblcngrG6cr an Die 4rbeit gegan.
gen. Cine Gompognic pom 4. Milii-
Ne8imclt bon Obio lit bon 9ucprlts
ol19etihllGY : unO ooS 7. Hcgimcnt
lolto tk1rtEt.
Tiehlno5bon}iq Strifcbred)er, mel
de 9eltern aus Der Ylltm Hun . 3edc
oelerttrten, mcrOcn in ser 3omn Soll
III Smit6iielO bct0itigt. Sic erIona,
ten 9eridtlidc llrtbeile gcget sic
@rl1benbeiibcr fir Die @eiummtium.
ne bon $500 at 206nen. Die &eutc
mod)ten n0Inlid) geltenO, OaB Ite ntcb.
rere Gage, nadOcm lie ibre 4bii6t.
Die &rbeit nieoer5uIegen, furO gege.
ben botten, III Oen @rrlben icItgebal.
ten morOen icicll, mo lie bc6aupten,
DAB iidy IN 0ett 3eden nod an0ere
nid)tuuioniitiide Nrbciter 6efinoen,
mcldc nit @ctpolt IN 0en 3cd)cn ST..
riid gcDolten 1per0en. IS bo6cn Iif
oil pcriticOenen Eu1ftcu mebrcrc
fleine 3uiarnnenlt0Be imncrboIb Ser
fricgsgeri6tlidcn Gone creignet, bod
lit nid)tS GrnIteS uorgefollen.
gctreiiS Der mobrl6einlid)cn gr.
miilipncn bon INSTRUMENTATION aus
Sen ben 8eicuid)oitcn geborigenS1u.
Icrn 6eiragt, ertlGrtc0eterul SpcofS,
OnB er ieOem GrmiIiiousbeicbl cincS
GiuilgeriGtSGoie5 sur AuSfiibrunQ
pcrbelien lpcr0e, Dab Die Wilitdrgc.
lpalt ie0od unter tcinen ltmltGn0cn
sur AltSfiibrltng bon 8criii9ln8cn
Der @rubenbeIiber un0 Oereu 9eoln.
ten sur Seriiigllng Itcbcn pcrOe. Gas
W1iIitdr iei sur &ertbeioigung AIler
ga, n6er niHt ais So1olonger IicieS
oOcr Scenes.
lambert 6rieoel, @ertretcr OeS DIT.
reid)ii6 . ungarii6cn &onilllS Don
GlepcIanO, mcilt bier, lr1t cine llntcr'
Illd)ung por5unebmen. Gr iogtc, Dab
Die u1gnriidcn Irbciter bon frie0s
lidcnt 0cilte beieelt ieicr, Dob tie ie.
bod ouf Ser 2obnifola bonn Sabre
1903 6cteben.
0oS A.. Negimcnt ser Staats gto.
tioltnlgorOe, melhcs SIT Bradley itn.
tionirt mar, lit nad) Snltie beor0crt
luorOcn unO ging rm $50 Nadmit.
tags nod Columbus ab. 3pei &C.
genuGrti8 SIT Giuonoale IagernOc
9otoiaone Oc5 8. HegimentS loitcn
boS 1. NeNiment o6. Gas brittle ga.
tnillou blei6t SIT Ylltm Gtlu.