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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-22

Meuneifer bar fremmsbte. SOM fSrfte
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pdr cpiat: '!Suor'
Iebes ifal ri gfbolbsfclf title % III
fommenne Giortbins?~ Oct mbleeebes
at Sr. Baarb &plItpeit. 8rsii % Hart
Ifiorebe ban arbeibet mob &usbrifbru.
gen / port 9anb. Gf iaa isj,Hnem bet
Vatsprogram, ipm G~fbplosiulfet paa
lit 2anbsmpbe bapbe fat pp, % ium
eiter 6prIlas at Sr. Spen Garreitab
blep oebtaset af genitreS 2anbsmsoe !
&riltianid | ginter. 9ette ptl, on, bet
biir sisnnemisrt, blanot nnbet fnrffe
be 30 fore 8ranoepinssrosEit art'
%itiania, ipm bper bar en- Sprtjensite paa
meaem 80 os 100 3uiino &runer.
Otter ben liulise 9isfisiipn, ipm
paaiulste eiter 6Drepraaet, bleu bet peo'
ta9et ~idmitemmigt, at bpert Sag, 8laa'
b~aanosIas os 2pse ! 6plfst pelser en-
&epraientant, iom eiier Snbbpbelie al
en- Mnnb palst al Gpfesmsoei, treoer
iammen pg banner 8alsfpmite. 6pifet
banner to 8alsbiitritter, og fsiseits
p9lses 2 Snobpbere og oanuer 2 aps
miteer. en- for Dtre. % en- for Snbre
Spsns @aIgbitritter. Gisie aptai'
teer bar font i~aaoanne fur at fremme
@ibolosproarammet os ifaffe be bebfe
llbueie for G~fboIbsipIfet III Suofpoelie
peo fommenbe Stprtbiussualg.
Gil Sormeno (Snobpoere) for 8als.
fomiteerne blcp ieuere paa MBoet palst
for Snbre 9iitrift: Ssrsen Splen; ipr
g)tre: Suein Taie.
Set anbet Sorhanolin9semne bar:
@gur Spsaoe ium 9riitne pe Gf6plbs'
folf" Oct iureoroses al Serer Selse
Nesbeim (9piter).
Grebie Gmne: "&an ri I~TbDlbsiolf
ejsre mere for Observation-Disclosures /
Splfeifplerne og 8arnrlnsene2" inble'
oeOes at &irfeianaer Sans Mo (2p'
iter). Otter bet srie ps orienterenoe
5Dreorng, blep Der ct tuift, lererist
Srbfiiie. Tillut blso Der e%nitemmis
nebltaaet, at Der itulbe | ale Gfbolos'
lag | Ssltet arbeibes for at fdd uItaf'
fst sobe gnitueliesmioler til Brig peb
Gfbolbsunoerpisntng / Sclfeftole os
8arnefdg. % benue llnberuisuins
mad berefter brtues laust tberbtsere
enb btbttf.
Sierbe Gmne: ~Soprlcbes ital ri
orene ps for at iaa bebre G~rbsibsoelins
| be entelte Gag us &rebie?" i~nbleoebes
af Sr. Ssrsen Spleu.
Srsbass &pGIb bolbtes en- n,eset pels
lpftet Self / 8ebebuiet. Ser tulte 8aaro
&patpeit, Selse Resbeim, Sans Wo,
Nsronpm 9peit, 5. Suleu, Sans 9rin.
se, .. Sppperitac, Cars Stpoui Sos'
p,eit &uubien pg llnbertesneoe. Re'
buttsr Sens Suale minbsoe | parme
me Orb ont ben nplia afoBbe Siatsmia
hitter Stsen. Sans Mp's San9tor
gap Here oatre Nummere.
Oilers blep ms8st talt, rleset funset
paa Wspet. Oct bar fra fsrit til fioit
ct interesiant % lererigt Wsbe. S8
nle Tilitebeoarenbe I'll en- 5slelie al at
Ilbplbsfoltet MI begpneer at bltoe eh
Mast iom life er COB at itad fig iuuc.
Suaren er begpnbt at nGrme fig
iterft. Sa, ben ituloe 10 paa en- Raa'
be pare fpmmen. Mieu be iibite 9s9R
bar bet peret lu9rt fiDlis Suit, iaa bet
fommer MI an pnn, bunb 2ib Soil faar
beapnoe meb Saarpnns Irteibet. 2Bp=
itpsen sr life bespnot at fHoppss for al.
Dor enbba. Men be fsrite 3rRtIusle
er biemuenSte os besDnbte at flad fine
SriQer I 5reernes 1Oppe. os De pleier
10 at bore be fsrlte 8adrbuo.
Serneb min bebite Sitieu til Sienbte
pg &j9re oerouer!
21oe aprtf 1906.
Soban IutbG.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-22
sasripse % snnatbetenstlft.

Sntet Mieeel er Tom Warmers White
Wine of Tar Syrup for sisie ifrriisI,ss cg
l~ipsiarllse gpgopmms 2eriom bet iases
ristis oa ittbe nil bet btIbreee O. IufRles
pea ~ Timer o. Soten ION tDlser meer
taor bet sioriQ isil at tiaote.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-22

WanSen: "Sar bu faat nogen ny
8ige ibag ba9"
aonen: "gtei."
Manoen: "8dr ser tn9en Biger
paa SGitetcntoret fanife2"
aonen: 80, Ser bar fulot. Ren
Sc bapSe aleiammen tent hos mig
fer."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-22

9Grcrea: Sons, ieg ina, on 10.
Spao fer On al"
Sons: seq i9ntte pda noe"
2arereu: On bar life uoeet meS
at tanfe | StoletiSen. 2a6 bet fife
ife oftere.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-22

be buroe ipge Biebliifslig SiRIp. men en- nae
trrlia Stpbeo orirer benz III life at nbiRite
ia Ielu for oeres 6amilieI2ges SpsrgsmaGl
% eueutuele uHoeriegelie. 9ette er pailn
mgoueHotgt. 3e taH uhen uogiiter raaos
iperge en- &ViHoe, bpis GrfdrtHger pdd bette
Gmraube sr sneitnnrnoe.
@rs. giRfhdms ftddtuSt 5uSbabaft.
spiRoer, Der lieer moer enbper Slaes
tuinoefig Suasbeb iubbpoeS iii WeblftsIts
at heH5enoe fla til B2rs. giutbar, gpnn,
Rasi. aae Brebe, mpStosss, aabnes, lRies
oa beiuares fun Of aonorr. On apinbe
fan tale frit ON fine fRrIiss Spsouuuue iii
en- anoen; iaaIeoes er Der srunoIast Ell jteo'
iepursnoe Gortrolisbeo Tom uiortg sr bIsuen
bruot mruem girs gmfbam % Soiubsr /
auterita. ub al i'm rise griurins vaa bette
Emraaee, er bet mere .sHo muligt, at bun
uetcp bar tnepunoet bet 9isuoitab, Der of
birlye / 5eres 5iIf9lCs. gun ~Iorlanssr iii
gjengiGGb Inn 9eres 8slptle, % benbss
Roao bar biulpet 5uisnoer. Sitfert mnn
snbpsr apiuos. rig ellsr iattia tnlbss tnnbe'
fig, buiS bun life ordssr Rptte Of bette abel
mobiss Ttlbuo ON SiGlp.
Suis 9e err ips, tsp ba life Trials meS a.
iaa en- SLATE ai 9pbin 6. @inibams Sess,
tabls GpmpOmb, % ifrip til Rrs. 9tuibam
! 2pm, Mast. pm ierlist aaao.
9aar BET er lpfteees en- ReoieiH at bel
breoe iaa mango suinoer, tan &c life DC
ubea at prsoe ben iise paG 5crbaanb: -5ei
tror life ben utl lieIee utts.'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-22

cfais afe en- aUmmrRrue Tan aaubk IRoturtet mrcens SpUsn tpIoes. csn
Sr bt Urn. Tom IssuiRsu 0tr bIiie gtVer 9o Rlahs fr Isss Snanshs
RING. uou at spe ben ct funnel ubfsuoe Den bar bsrnaf en- autOmniif Spels
Binhr (bobbin winderl Der tr na fHer % panloeng I'm SnkR. a -
baarGa uuuoei Epne oil pare en- nmulabeo.
~Susueuuen- Ter Qoot ND. % er sls3dnt idnpel mso SnpH til 2r1drRaoa
ION iii Sra Ituoee. MdIiueus 6pofufe sr net let baaHeierhst % SsfoosIN
az Uo r frubt 9Urbeortna puu bette CmraGos. Tet anoeree Ira 4 a eeofa
geloFeuteo % mutt iurarbcset 2atrriness % nchmpfnin8n er infs RaRsA
eoinohiuet % ale be blunts Dele al GnHHfn sr fnah poleret 90 Ride plshs
ret, buOrpeo be iour ct net % imaqfubt lpesHn. EesaSsH bru8es Ball Bear
ing til Svinabiul4 % pnn bsggs SIhsr Of GobipHht % Rgtaltata sT at nadr
mon tar 9enet at GRafhnsn pg i1htr SrghHft gaHa Su bette lse runot mere
cno tuue Ganee nebens bet pn nnore Uaftner bar taHgt aot meo at sa ire
Sauee Bcroet IT label al Ultsrrst Grn, nmmeniat al ro 'orftsWae s5
buorpeo mn bar ppnnnet hprrr 5ipt % iGbHert IN ErTet tan Faa 10.
gRaEfusns JoShpie CT ipripHst mfb plated castors. S9roeoe staaltapps
bOor Gripbinist Os the treadie plate. bOiltH sirt at Ra9hnea shHOer me-
act lnsre sb slers r aiialrt. Den bar aaereasfs o5 %Sfe Attachments
for alniubeia % (fancy) ssm. On uObhs 5ufruttansbo8 trpt bet Hurfs
sMr snsdHa sprOg meotsssr 5er Wafhas
9ea NGne til n~ebeuaaaeube ~betpSelig ntbfate Prfer:
So 4-5 StuHer SIZES
Ra IA Drop Head 8 stuHr 1000
&c. rs - Drop Head 7StnHr ....-.-------- 2M
80 "a - Drop Head. 8 5'nTr. Swell Front ---. 1880
30 Is - Drop Head Z StuHsL Swell Front-..--. 2@
Cpufr Rauute Wanfnr tan n6Ofoss Ggstrr, gaiusbtrr, e7zSS@s
.Rr qRubOsni til peOfsube Rrkr. 3 gtaboSri t $ain Ya bur Raihn'
$50 bsirrt. Gau fan If: trne fig en- Oofrst grpuups' ekr SnL,eItfa
tO So "a sar 25. Drop Head Utabo5zi % Swell Front. IMs s2ao
% $4,000.
RtOenfnnenbe ct giusos al Ra "a Drop Head, Swell Front. Der hms
go so. IReS Swell Front msHes, at SsRferne % Ir9S3rkt q Fsn9f ff
rnSe % tor fs ualmHbsGs gmt ah.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-22

QsbsnfonsuSe er gins0e al Ro "a Drop Head, Swell Front, Der tvss
go so. GReo Swell Front mrHes. at SsRferHs % Ir903Ekt CT FEt9 a.
ruuSe % tor fs ualmiHbsGs sOSt ab.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-23
A Case Of Mixed Paint.

A. Neviow and C. A. Nerring, two
rival painters from Hover, have been
figuring in the police court lately.
Down at the windy village they had
pulled off q rag chewing match about
the qualities of their rival brands of
paints Nevlow took 100 pounds of
paint, which he claimed belonged to
him, out of Nerriny's shop and the
latter missing it, assaulted Nevlow in
the Columbia saloon at Hover. While
he was down Nevlow agreed 20 return
the paint, but afterward swore cut
warrant for Mornings arrest.
The case was heard before Judge
Richardson who fined him S. aud the
trimmings, totaiing $1,000 which he
paid. herring then turned to the Judge
AID said NevIow was carrying a gun
which he had pulled on him on two &C.
caslons and he wanted a warrant to is
sue against Nevlow for carrying con-
cealed weapons. 1t was done. New
low plead guilty and judge assessed the
minimum fine of $40 and costs, aggreg-
ating $3.50. The money in each case
goes 10 the school fund. Thus do the
Hoverites help educate our children.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-23
A T-h-r-i-l-l-i-n-g Rescue

The launch the "Richland Flyern
met with a mishap Monday while
on the up-river run. When about half
way to Ricbland the sparker on the
engine refused to spark, or the n,uffier
wouldn't muff, or something or other
Caused the engine to baiS. The swift
current carried them back down stream
until they bumped up on rock in
mid stream and there they stuck.
Their signals of distress were seen
from shore and the crew of the Breezy
Bluffs life saving station, composed of
Capt. John Mounsey and able seamen
Carl 5 hrader and Jimmy Morrison,
her"icaliy, calamity and daringly put
off to the rescue in a small boat and
after herculean efforts succeeded in
safely landing the eight passengers,
three of whom were ladies. After the
launch bad thus been frightened, Capt.
Frost and First Engineer Penn got her
Oft the rock ard steamed on to Rich.
land. while the passengers came back
to town.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-23
Electric Frost Alarm.

For some years past fruit growers
have been using modern appliances
and methods to prevent damage by
frost to early fruit buds. To know lust
when TO use them is essential.
Gust Henke and John Mertes are
among the first in the Kennewick val
ley to secure All eleetricai frost Their
mometer. This ia an aneroid thermom.
eter set up out in the berry patch or
orchard'and Connected by copper wires
with all electric bell and it's necessary
batteries in the sleeping rooms, so that
when the bell rings he will lie aroused,
The gauge pin, which is attached to
the wires. is set at poing on the gauge
"a few degrees above freezing. When
the temperature reaches that point the
steel indicator of the thermometer
touches the gauge pin. the circuit is
completed and the bell begins ringing
the frcst alarm.
Warned by the bell that frost-bearing
temperature is coming, The grower
starts his smudge fires at once and
saves his fruit. Large fires are practi-
cally worthless, but slow fire with an
abundance of smoke is what is wanted.
Sage brush and straw well mixed with
manure are the most common fuels for
these smudge fires.
Messrs. Henke and Mertes have the
alarm thermometer set up and In
working order and anyone interested
can see it by going to their berry
patches north of the N. P. track. The
expenses for the alarm and installing
it are small and heavy damage may
be prevented by it's use. California
growers testify that the device has
saved thousands of dollars for them in
recent years.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-23
Mrs. j. B. Rose is i'll.

Mrs. j. B. Rose is i'll.
Charles Heuer of Fairfield bought
ten acres at Richland yesterday.
Rev. F. L. futile will preach at
RichIand. Sabbath morning and even
ing.
The band will give the first open. air
concert of the season Sunday after.
noon.
Fl. B. Haney's have a friend from
their old home town in Minnesota.
visiting them.
Our barber shops will be closed on
Sunday hereafter on account of the
new law. J. F. Shafer.
g., D. Hunter.
I have quantity of EARLY Ohio po-
tatoes, somewhat spotted. but more
that half good for eating or planting.
For sale at my ranch in pit at % cents
per sack. H. Nj. Bartlett.
SIX aeres or the cemetery grounds
have been leveled and seeded to rye,
H. d. Sweet having put in the seed on
Wednesday. The association has ar
ranged to have w. H. Collins lay out
this part of the grounds into lots with
in few days.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church at their annual
meeting Thursday afternoon elected
the following officers: President, Mrs.
G. r. LaPorte; vice president, Mrs
P. G Book; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. Thomas Lamond. Several plans
for church work during the year were
discussed.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-23
The School Library.

Principal c. Vertrees has just sent an
order for 500 worth of books, 1876 vol
umes, for use in the school. These
books were selected by the teachers to
meet the needs and tastes IF the pupils
OF all the grades. They are selections
of standard literature and will furnish
reading IN a wide range of subjects,
natures study, adventure, history, ami
NAL life, biography. travel and fiction.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-23
congregational Church.

The topic for next Sunday mornings
discourse will be Prayer" and that of
the evening "Christian Courage" The
Sunday-SchoOl and Christian Endeav-
or meetings will be held at the usual
hours. All are cordially invited to
attend. A social will be held at the
church next Friday evening under the
auspices of the Christian Endeayor.
A very delightful evening is assured
all who can attend.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-23
Kid Baseball.

Two base ball mines crossed bats Sat-
urday at the ball grounds north of
the trac ks. One team was selected
from Prof. Peters school and the other
from Prof. Vertrees' school The latter
was victorious by decisive score.
Clifford Story's pitching was feature.
Henry Tweedt, umpire; time of game,
4 hours and 30 minutes. Rag chewing
strictly barred?
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-23
Two Hold up Eight.

Tuesday right bunch of eight men
left town to 90 down to the steam SHOW
ell camp where they working. When
they were going along the road near D..
w. Owens place two men covered them
with guns and went through their pock-
cts securing their money and watches.
The largest amount yny one of the men
had was $l4. No DIES ription Or clue to
the robbers can be given by the robbed.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-23
Presbyterian Church.

Miss Julia Hatch, Field Secretary
for the Women's Presbyterian Board
of Missions, will speak in the Presby-
terrain church Sunday afternoon at
$3.50 to ladies. All lSdes invited. Sum
day evening at 1880 she will give an
address, every body invited. Miss
Hatch is real live missionary and a
very interesting speaking speaker. 1t
will pay you to come and hear her.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-23
NJ. E. Church.

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preach
ing at IL a. M. by Rev. j. H Wood.
The Epworth League will hold their
service at 1880 p. M. instead Of $50.
Leader. Airs. =. F. Breithaupt. Topic,
Africa. Papers are being prepared on
mission work in Africa and on Living
ston and Stanley by the young D op!e.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-23
Y. N. C. A.

The Y. NJ. G. A. will bold its weekly
devotional meeting on Sunday at the
Congregational church. Topic, i" T
Foolishness of SIM, Mr. Reed, leader.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-23

Carload of Burbank, Early Rose and
Early OHIO Seed Potatoes for sale.
Tull & Goodwin.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-23

FOR SALES. E. of S. E. Sec.
II, T 8, n. r. 30, E. Make an offer all
cash; also half cash. CD. Hanscom,
Tacoma. Wash.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-23

In the spring you renovate your
house. Why not your body? Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea drives out
impurities, cleanses and enriehes the
blood and purifies the entire system.
IS cents. Columbia Pharmacy.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-23
from Tuesdays Daily

WIS John Pierce is i'll.
,..; .o'sSsor Vertrees of Section "A is
's'S'ered al The Antlers.
toa .. sacks Burbank potatoes suitable
u' Que. per sack.-Frank Emiyh
hi. -. L. ureenough has returned from
nls.s "'p down the line and is we'll
with the way things are going.
the n 'o operator at Relief, reports
The A. ~ :. water tank is completed and
Eiannp .lp Is working. Sperry from
" the pumpman.
in to. 'ect Gaunt of North Yakima il
date fo' on account of this being the
the ~ opening the bide for building
u''hiO' doing" liz reports
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-23

Choice lots at Hover only $50 each.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-03-23

VIM. Burr who has been work
ing IN the warehouse here for
Wren & Greenough has been pro-
NOTED to manager of the ware
house at the Wallula spur.
]. R. Hutchinson, ex-right operator
at the depot, is in Tacoma. Hoffman,
takes his place here. Mr. Hoffman,
used to be agent at Grand Rapids,
Mich. and is an old acquaintance of
9. F. Richardson and {. Tripp &
Sons. He has two sons working for
the N. P. on this division, one at Mesa
and one at Kline.
Homer Hedington gave delight full
party on the evening of March II mt
the home of his sister, Mrs. L P. War
den. The amusements of the evening
were dancing and solo playing Alta
late hour the guests were seated to re-
freshments of oysters and dainties.
A large crowd was presen, and every
one had Il jolly good time.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-07

Scibcns eomtnet6iie, aue banoaemodt mo In ben lebien
tern in grDBen n1o intitcImdBt1eit Winoellen; &ettb
$500. NioHida fit. ..,..,., .......,. - q
90 Subeih butte 6eoernl 5IheeI, brittle uno 6roquee;
nabc Nne berihitoen; ette AinitersStrue in Sl.O0 Sorter. a
W.oHluH lr =, E. ,-f...'.s ,..t., .....,,. r
m 81 NS. 81 0H, S3.5O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-07
5lnrere Tbeuter.
DO milf Mfabemie."

tbs Engagement bon Giolo alfcn
OILS %uSmogen" in Sbufeipeore'a
nGpmbeiine" fir 0icie @phc III ser
.WtuIif- Nfo0euiie" miro cin GreigniB
bon MISREPRESENTATION SntcrcIie biz
ocn. Sri. Nlen trot gum criten lfol
in ser JtoGe otS oSntogcn" ON Wipn.
tag g6erO nllf unO es miro gcio1t,
DoB Der GbnroFter ibrcm SoIent uno
temperament ppaitGnhig onpolieuo
lit. Sic Hole pcrcpigt ole bic Git
gcnocn mn Gor5ii9e, mcldle uricrcr
Nnlidt nnd Dos Gorbil0 ciltcr ppllcnz
0cten 6rau ipie0er1cbel. Is lit cine
Tollc, lpeldjc in Den IcBtcll ,Sa6ren
mcAcn ibrcr idlpicrigcn Nu5iiibnng
Ieltcn pcrlid)t mur0e. Dos StiiG
mllr6c fir Ben 9iihncnltcrn III prod)t.
boiler Weiie icenii6 oll5ltuiitrt. Gic
8~orltclungen beginner prG3iS S llbr
lnO Ole ein5ige Motinec am nGd)itch
SomItog NodmittogS INN 2 llbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-07

uto Somnp 8lcncD, Dem itotternoen
Solpel.
IS II r. ; S9eater."
Cine imponircloe Soriiibrung oeS
eillOrudSpoilen SdauipielS N Wtio-
nigbt Escape" miro oieie @od)e I'M
n9oai0opltraben 4. IGeatcr" ocn Bel.
inl beS id)oullltigen Eublifums I'M
boditcn 0rd0e ermeder. Se0enl
idarien 9eobadter miro oieie r%ealiiti.
id)e Nieoergnbe Der tdglid) li6 mic
oerbolenoen greigniiic erideilel, ais
ieien lie mitten aus Dem Geben fer.
uuSgeriiien, Mft ais lpiiroen lie ibnt
otf elmer Niibne gc5eigt, 10 lebenspoa
nnb n~otltrgetreu mer0en lie barge
lteQt. Die pcrihieoenen Gboraftcre
8otbonl's iino 10 tppiid mo ihari
gc5eidnet, Dab lie me9r, ipie genobn.
li6cs Sntereiic Die bier afte binourd
crpsderl. Seit uielen Sabren bat oaS
tbeaterliebenoe Yublifum nidt mebr
Elm 10 natiirlibes 9ilo oes Straben.
lebeils Ger groBen Staot geieber, mie
in N MiOnigbt Escape" uno nit
6rcu6cn lit es Su bcgriiben, baB III.
m0glihc tbeatralilde Greigniiie III
Dem Stiid poaig musgemer5t geblie.
ben iinO. Gic beruorragenoe @eiell.
id1ait, Die oas Shauipiel our CARTEL,
lung bringt, lit pobl Die bette, Die ie
fir iold)' populdre Ereiie, mie int
nSolionpitraBeu.g beater," 81 ieben
mar.
IS olonnuoen- Tbeoter."
Cine ncue aiinitlergemeinidait lit
iiir oieie 8ofe bonn 8ei61itsiiibrer
2awton iir oaS neue .GolpnnaOen.
3beater," Oas iidl raid in Die @unit
Der Sbcaterbeiud)er eingeidmeid)elt
bat, cngogirt. Nid)t mr. oas berpor.
ragcnoe Trogramm alleiu, ionoern
Dor 9laem Die uorjiigiihcn arrungc.
inents Der @eidaitsiiibrnng, ole oen
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bern begniigten lid oamit, eire Dor.
ton Sudden 5u elien, ino Die @elo.
laoe, in Der aber fein @elo mar, auf4
5ltbred)e1l.
Mebger Strife i'd BE-.
enoet. - 81breno aus ocnNeiben
Der Wetgermeiiter Die Yebauptung
fomnlt, Dab Der Strife Der alngeiteu4
ten nabesu porilber lei, perneinen DIE.
les bic Strifer beitimnt, nno Iagen.
boB nid)t mebr ais 20 bon 2OOManrr
5ur arbeit 5uriidgefebrt iin0. 8ieIe
Der Stellen Der alisItdnbisen IoIen
ongeblid) BON mlsrp1rtigen Wfcsgerrr
leiebt iein; nidtso eitoueniger erfld.
rem iene. %uorlduiig ant Strife az
blei6en.
Sprang aus benz 5eniter.
= Sobn u. Sobnion. ein @reis bon
20 Sabren, mad)te geitern Morgen
gegen Z llbr einen Selbitmorbper.
iuf, inOem er aus benz 5enIter oes
5~ipeiten Stodes ieincr @obnnng, Nr.
1925, Union : gpenue. iprang. gu
triig feline erniten Y~erleblmsen oa.
bon, lonoern fam nit einigeK
Shrammen am aopf uno leiften
G%erletungen an redten 9eine una
Der red)ten Siifte oapon. Seine Ser4
panoten battcn idon lange ieine
lebensmiioe Stimmung bemerft nnH
beiuadten i'm 1ngitlidb baB CT iid
9tifts antbm fonnte. batten aber
0aran nidt geoaht, oaB er ans oenr
6eniter ipringen piiroe. Sofort naH
Der unieeligen Chat benad,rihtieten
SamilienmitgIieoer Die Boli5ei. oia
oen Ycrleetcn mad Dem ySt.SoiepbsA
Soipital" ianote.
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Ocre Sergiiniti0llllG 'SSiitic @odit ii6er
Die 9retter oe3 oNhloitoriuuIG6 cus
tcrS" unO miro ocn @ciuderu iidcr-
LID rcdt pergniiGte G%tui0cfl bcrei-
teu. rSn &eu.Norf Gopn" gc66rt
III Die Ncihe jener nuiifoliidcn BOT
ponria, Die elmer tleincn 9lrncc ron
Nlttorcn nn0s Gomponiiten bcouriten,
ltil 0ie @ielieitigfcit in Dem internal
thlgSIyofi 5piammen 81 biagen ocn
ein ioid} 0rpBe Il, 9eOiclcne Iruppe i
Die Observation-Disclosures loic G6n3.
Noipor0, 2olcp &oStcl. &eu Ioplor,
Con Differ, SnS. y. Carton. Mitn
NeomonO, Clara mo Scnnie Muffin,
CAREER, Sri, @pQor0 ullo MI
IN lid hirgt, bcrorbciten foin.
5omor0 wir0 iii icilter Ori0i=
naIsG bordttcr &olIc 0cS fGciilen 1fcp
81 ieben iciit.
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Urls" Der Sd)loger Der Saiion, not
lolpobl ods ungetbeilte Sob ocrGrcIic.
mic altd) beS Yublifnms ii6eroQ er.
langt. SIC &oitiimc itno m!tit0crpoIi
mo Die clettrilGcn Gillette ulbc.
ldlrclbbor i60ll. Gic MG01cn ieIbit
lteben in 9cjn0 6ltf 5d0nbc;t in1
Glnftorg nit ben &pitiirncn, sic lie
troocn. &cbcn Oiclcm att cnt6alt
0aS Erosrantai nod 5oDlrci1c onoerc
Cute gflmmcr, mic Great Nl6o5,
sri. Glorirc &oltce, Die ii?nidroiidc
S0aGcrih Die u@ortGoloi Godatoos,
Die bcItareilirtcN G0gcl ser g8clt,
3c1n :. Gilbert, Der itct$ uiafom-
meme Tf%onoto9iit, NIeriS uno Sfaa
III ibGcm nel!clt 0cion0S- rli0 Cans.
Elft unO Ser ur0 6rou @crc Nu0beS
IN cihtr 5riAillc!tcn fontiiNcn Scene.
@Apc1lihe 9iI0cr merocr 1ic &oritcl-
lngGcn bcidlieBcn. SSic iiblidh lucr
Den idalid Motiuce'n ltottiiuocn.
~ n0itortum."
nSu &ep-Norf (oun" elmer Der
GroBurti0itcn Der iiitgiten Gpcrcitdl.
GrtolQa 0elicn Nuitiibrnng$rcdJt sic
oltc Ibeoter-6irnno Snrtig & Sea.
mon crlporben gebt oils cine beior.
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itclt. Die anpelle foinmt oireft aus
Bolton, no tic n~ngebeucrc Grfolge er.
%6ielte, uno Ga Die goltimorer ais Mll-
iitliebbaber befonnt iino, 10 0iirite
fir Die &apeQe aiidb cine groB-
artige Iufnabme 5u ertpnrten fiein.
Die aiinitler trcten in prGdtigen
llfiformct olif nnb miro ibr s(lftre.
ten cine Hcibe brianntcr cleftrii6er
@ffefte im @efolge babcn. Wit sic.
lem Gift lit ond 4rmltrong's number
boiler eleftriid)er Sans p~erbunoen.
peldcr iiberait als Seniotion g~elpirft
1nt. gnoere Saliptnrmmern bes
Frogromms limo: SRI. Gain Sor-
court, Die citgliidc ereentriihe Stint.
lerin; @arb mo guran, Die 6eriibms