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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-21
Mann=Tankersley Drug Co.
SENTENCED TO
 ELECTRIC CHAIR

New York, June 21.--Salvatore Gov ernale, an Italian, who shot and killed two policemen, Alfred A. Selleck and George M. Sechler, was today sentenc- ed to death in the electric chair by Judge Rossisky. He was tried on only one count, that of killing SechleT, and the jury returned verdict of guilty after less than two hours de- iibeartion The crime for which Gov ernale will be executed was commit ted on April if. He had been engaged in a quarrel and when the officers at tempted to arrest him, drew a revolv- CT and shot and killed them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-21
YACHT CLUB
 REGETTA

New York, June 21.-The special spring regetta of the Seawanhaka- Corinthan Yacht club was sailed to- day, and will be followed tomorrow by the annual open regetta. in which many of the best sailing vessels of the metropolitan district will contest. Tho feature will be race for the Elylanl Corinthian challenge cup, open to 21- Hooters owned and sailed by club members The club has sixteen addi. tional events on the seasons pro gram, which will terminate On Sep tember 21 with the seventh race fo" 15-footers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-21

Had dyspepsia or indigestion fo~ years. No appetite, and what I did eat distressed me terribly. Burdock Blood Bitters cured me. ''-J H. Walk CT, Sunbury, Ohio
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-21
MURDERER GETS STAY

St. Louis, Mo, June 21.-Arthur c. Biles, under sentence to be hanged to. day for the murder of Robert Harvey, of Osage City, Mo, has been granted reprieve pending an appeal. Has- yey was killed on November of last year, having been found unconscious on q vacant lot and dying few hours later in the city hospital. Biles and Joseph Brown were arrested and tried for the crime, the latter confessing and was sentenced to ninety-nine years ill the penitentiary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-21

If warm weather makes you fel weary you may be sure your systam needs cleansing. Use Prickly Ash Bitters before the hot weather ar rives; it will put the stomach, liver
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-21
cAsTo7IA. p.,,a.,o <,1he Kind You Have Always Bought Signature ss ZX2zztzu
HARDWARE
 MEN ADJOURN

Boston, June 21.-After the intro- duction of new officers and the trans action of unfinished business, the joint convention of the National and New England Hardware Dealers Associa- ton, in session here since Tuesday, adjourned today. Excursions will be operated tomorrow for the benefit Of the delegates 10 various points of in- terest in the vicinity.
 Two elegantly furnished rooms to rent. can be thrown into one room if desired, within one block of business district bath and electric lights. Alp ply at No. 515 West Second avenue or call No. 263 new phone for further information ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-21
ESTRAY NOTICE

One dark gray mustang
 short mane; white nose: h, double bar U on the hip; al or 9 hands high; short, co build and in good order. T to A. MEYER, State and
 avenue anod receive reward
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-21
DAILY PASSENGER SERVICE.

Effective May 1, the Pine Bluff & Western R. R. Co.,, is operating between Pine Bluff and Benton first-class solid passenger train, and same is doing no freight busi- ness whatever
 GEO. w. THOMAS, G. P. A.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-28
old VILLAGE
FIELD OFFICER sTEiNBRUEck
MAKES IMPORTANT HisToRi.
CAL FIND NEAR OLD FIT.
LINCOLN

p. r. Steinbrueck, field officer Of
the State Historical Society, returned
yesterday from an eight days investi-
cation Of the ancient Mandan Village
situated at the site of old Fort LIN
coin. MIR. Steinbrueck does not hest
tate to state that the result OF his In
yestigations is one of the most inn
pcrtant in a historical way that has
occurred In the state. He readily
located the site Of the old village and
located eighty lodges and also found
indications OF the some 25 more
lodges the remains Of which had been
DESTROYED by land slide. Indications
point to the fact that the village was
occupied by the Mandan Indians some
twenty or thirty years prior III the
famous visit of Lewis and Clarke.
The investigators also found 4 wei
preserved Mandan Indian skeleton and
also large number OF implements
and Indian relics, among the latter be-
Ing a fine specimen Of spear head
used on a war spear and which meas
ures four inches IN length, the work
rnanship on the spearnead Is particu-
larry perfect. Mr.. Steinbrueck is now
cataloging his valuable find and in
due time will make his report TO the
society and deposit the relics in the
museum at the state capitol
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-28
{. u z, an eddina.

il For Ensiish plum Pudding clean,
5sasii lsii slry . pound Of currants:
Stone i pound Of ralsins. Mix the cur
r;tsats. fstlsIils. q pound Of suet. chop.
re. Is !asi,e. three quarters Of pound de
stale breadcrumbs, quarter OF a pound
Of brown sugar. the grated rind OF a
lemon. half pound Of minced candied
orange peel. quarter Of a pound OF
fous, half Of q grated nutmeg. Beat
five eggs, add to them ha:f a pint or
orange juice, then pour over the drr
ingredients and mix thoroughly. Pack
into greased small kettles or noidA
This will make about SIX pounds. Bos
tsn hours. Serve with hard sauce.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-28
BISMARCK LOST
IN FIRST GAME OF BASEBALL.
THIS SEASON MANDAN WINS
OUT
CLOSE GAME IN WHICH THE
LOCAL TEAM WON IN LAST
INNING

Mandan defeated Bismarck Sunday
in the first game that the two teams
have played together this season.
Bismarck started out well and in the
first seven innings the locals only
made two scores to Bismarck,s four.
In the eighth inning Bismarck made
two runs and Mandan four tieing the
score. This proved to be the undoang
Of the Bismarckers, as In the fi1st Of
the ninth inning the first two men up
struck out and the third was caught
out on first base. In the last half OF
the ninth inning the winning run was
made by the locals. # ,.s3
the score 5
Bismarck "a 1 o . d i o. 9 o-s
Mandan q d o. o % o. 0 4 TT
Batteries: Bismarck, Dowd and
johnson; Mandan, Casselton and Bull.
Base on balls on Dowd 2, OF Cassel-
man 4; struck out, BY Dowd 10, by
Casselman IS. Umpire. Lawler.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-28

Jamestown Exposition via New York
is one route Of excursion tickets sold
daily over Pennsylvania Lines at low
fares. stopovers at New York. Phil
adelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
Tickets routed via New York going or
returning, and via Philadelphia,
Washington, Baltimore, Columbus,
Cincinnati or Louisville in opposite
direction. Long return limit For full
information write g. Z. Thompson,
+. p Agt.. 1874 2. Sixth street, ST.
Paul. IS B.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-28

was also at the time Of his death .
member of the partnership OF Wick
ham & Voss which operated an Indian
leadership at Fort Yates on the Stand
ing Rock Indian reservation.
Mr.. Voss was taken with his last
sickness on April 18th while engaged
in his ONCE Il. work. He had short
time before that returned from trip
to Europe with his wife and was APP
parently in the best OF health upon his
return. It was thought that his sick
ness would be but temporary but it
developed that blood poisoning had
set in and In spite to the best Of
medical attendance and care and at
tention his condition gradually be-
came worse until the final summons
came. The direct cause Of his death
being his failure to take and assimi-
late nourishment owing to the condi-
ton Of his stomach. He had been a
man Of strong constitution and good
health with the exception OF an in.
jury to his spine which occurred a
number Of years ago owing to an ac-
cident sustained in a runaway. The
injury caused him lameness during
the balance Of his life but in spite OF
the affection, and impeachment, he
continued to actively carry on his
large law practice. There seemed to
be no connection between his earlier
afliction and his last sickness. 81
He leaves surviving him wife, two
daughters, Isabelle and Helen, and
one Son, Fritz, all Of whom reside III
this city. Also, a mother, Mrs. r.
Voss, residing at st. James, Mime.
sofa, and brother A. r. Voss and
sister Miss Minnie 2. Voss, residing
at the same place. Also sister Miss
Isabelle voss residing at Elgin. ILL.,,
and another sister, Mrs. A. R. Hob
field residing at Madison, Wisconsin.
Mr.. Voss was an excellent lawyer
and g hardWorker and student. He
was man Of fine sensibilities, a low
ing husband and father, and one who
in his long residence in this city and
county has made hosts of firm and
devoted friends. In his death the
community loses public spirited and
honored citizen, and one whose place
win be hard to I'LL. May his soul
rest in peace N
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-28
MRS. tiAsklNs III.

Mrs. ]. 9. Haskins, wife Of con-
Iductor ]. 6. Haskins was taken serl-
iously sick Sunday morning The
doctors announce her condition as
serious. She was taken to the Bis
marck hospital last evening on special
train. #s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-28

BISMARCK ARRANGEMENTS.
On another page will be found par
ticulars Of meeting Of Rurleigh coun-
~ Bar Association and action OF dis.
trict court.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-28

No shop-made food will ever equal
the delicious cake and biscuit you can
make at home, using Hunts Perfect.
Baking Powder. .51
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-28
ANllOlJ NCEME

Mr.. W. r. Leech, the treasurer Of
Gold Cord Mining Co, will be at the
Northwest Hotel all day today, Tuesday
May 28th, where he will Be pleased TO-
see his friends and possible purchasers
Of stock IN the company.
He will have with him maps Of the
underg round workings Of the property
photographs of the surface improve.
ments, engineers reports, and other
data bearing on-the proposition. The
price Of the stock advances to SOC per
share June /.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27
Der srOBe Srid.
Bon Grpiu RoIen.


~SOr' nal. Spbn." fugte Simmp gu
feinem 9uienfreunO, nbiit 0u gIiids
LID uno 5ufrieOen9"
rSd9" srinfte Spbn, nsIiidGi92
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mem 9ebalt bon bunbert Dollars in
Monat9 ga, bOr' NAL, mir Ie6It Az
Slid unb 3ufriebenbsit nod @erz
fbieoenes, Dor allen 9elb!~
Sang meine 2lnIi6t," pfIibtete
Simmp nd6bentli6 BEL. rOabei
muB man Dor allen beoenfeR, bdb
mir beibe als erpsrte Selegrapb;iten
augenblidli9 ben b0dfen @ebaIt
haben, ben mir iemaIs errei6en per.
ben. Sn Sebn Sabren. ipenn bas
Sano9elent nidt mebr 10 geI6meioig
lit. 5dblt uus teine Sslesrapbsncoms
pugnie bunbert Dollars i'm W1Ondt.
@ans iider ni6t!"
rRd, unb = p" meinte Sobn,
riporauf ptat 0u Oenn eissntli9
btnaus9"
nSObn,- Iugte Simmp, .9u biff Elm
gutter Sunse, aber ss feblt Dir on
S6arfblid, an 8eoba9tungsaabe.
Wer in bisIsm glOrrei1en Qan6e @elb
berbieuen min, Der muB bic 2tuaen
biibfb often baltsr. SEPT bauien mir
I9on sipei Sabre Sufammen i'm glei>
den 3immer, unb ss III Dir nod ME
.ingefallen. bdriibsr na65uoenfsn,
mas eigentlid5 Der SeIsgrdpbenbrabt
bebeutst, Der an unferem Seniter uOr<
iibergebt.~
.Pub. Stmmp, mas sebt mid Der
Draft an9 SelegrapbenOrdbts fsbe
id tdsIid CUR @eniige i'm Bureau.
lle6rigens III es irgsnb Elm priDatz
brabt, neil er fepurdt ssIpdnnt 1T
unb nit Der ulIgsmeinen 9eitung ni6t
sufummenbdngt."
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tpenigItens bait 0u eeIeben. Ru. lab
Dir einmal ettpus sr5dblen. gleuli9
aing i9 ipuSieren uno mddte mir
bag 8srgniisen. nadSuiebsn. pObin
bisfer Srabt eigsntlid fiibrt. Gs
mar feline gang lei9te glufsabe. Wan
muBte b0uiIb aufpaHsn. (Simmp
rieb Iib psrsniist bic Sdnbs.) Saz
lpObl, id bab' es berdussebradt.
Dieter pribdtbrdbt fiibrt birstt in
Ous Wettbursau BON Mpsrs, Smith
&c Co."
.gla, uno - q"
.Sobn, mein Sunge. 9u besrsifIt
aber fsbr Idper. 9uit Ou benn nies
mails auf pferbe geipettet9 g9eiBt
Du beun ipirtlib ntdt, fpis Der 0isnit
bieTer 0ett6uredus organiiirt iit9
9lls 2sIsgrdpbiit miiBts man Ous bod
sisentlt9 piFen!"
~SelbtpsritGnOIi9 peiB i9 Sas.4
brummts Sobn miirriIf. ~Oisie
Bettbursaus bdIt.n fidh pripatbrGbte
mad ben sroben RennpIdBsn unO ibrs
2lasnten teIssrdpbtreu fOfOrt bic Re
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27
aaes nit Ta6

9arteIs. elm boFfnungspouer Sc.
meinoeI6iiler, bat brei Gage ldno
bic S9uIs geT9tpGnst. 2lm pierten
erideint er lpieber unb pirb bonn
2ebrer nit ben Durten empfanaen:
~Na. tpmmit bu nun enbIi9 pie6er9 2
WO biit bu eiseutIid am Montug
sep.in9"
~ROHtagg 9a bin i'd ia in Der
S4ule gepeieu."
~Rein, bu biit nidt in Der S6uls
getpefen.@
rQl9 ia, ri9tis. Die ib bereins
getommen bin, III elm Suno auf mid
Sugeipruugen, Der bat mir mein 8uts
terbrot ipesgei4nappt. 0a baB i6
gefast: Suno bu, bdft bu mein But
terbrot, tannit bu aud in bic S6ule
geben, = uHb bin ipieber mad SduFe
sesdngsn."
~Ods iTt ia isbr erbauIi9, Bar
teIs; uno Disnitas9"
a0isnitag9 0u bin id ia bier ses
peIenS
~glein. bu bift nidt bier sefpeTen.-
IBIS beinub' an bic S6ule ran
bin i'd eetpeisn. 9a baben mi. elm
nal ansefqngen bic 9loden gu lduten,
uno i'd bdb' seod9t. man bearabt
SRnen, 9err 2ebrsr; bin i'd pieber
mad Saufs gegdnaen."
$50, bas baft bu geba9t, giirId<
den, urb Wittipod9~
~Taittpod9 Bin i'd Tittpo6 ni6t
In Der S6ule aetpsTen2"
rRsin, bu biit ni6t in Der S6uIe
sspeien!-
~gfu, mub man bsnn ale Gage
In bic S4uIe seben9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27

&nGuB. nQb.r, 5.rr Wuber,
Sic bdbeu ia ichon oas sebnte 9las
gier!" rSa. hsut. bdben lie mid
aus Dem RGBisteitsberein uussts
i4lofen."
-gebsntIi9tr 8.rgtei9.
Ste: Nbsr auguit. mas bait bu nur
elsentlt9 sesen unIeren Wlietber2
er: Sd tam ben WeHi6sn nun nal
ni9t ausiteben. Der &erl pirtt duf
mid nj, n rotbes Sud.
aufriatig. poliSeibeamter
Gum Serrn. BEN oi. 8rau bur9ss>
gangen 1T: LIMB mas gIauben Sic.
bat Fs bteier Wieier. Der nit ibr
6urGgins. idon Idnasr setunnt9-
9err: Der tann II. niGt Idugt ges
tdnHt Pdbeu. iouft mar. sr ni9t nit
thr bIr9se9ousen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27

s.isebOrt. gr ipoIts it9 auf fstnen
8rirber itiirSen, Der uber Itieb t6n bon
fi9. Dd fant er auf eineu Stu5l,
f9lu65enb.
rSbGbbdus! = 8ruber - = bic
Wfitterl~
~0ie Mutter fpiro ni9ts erfabrsn.
@s 1T genug, odb Ou mein uno 0ein
2ebtn 5eritDrt bait
limb sr gins.
rRein. DIANA, RaSio tommt beute
nt6t mebr Sl uns. gr fdgte mir, er
bate tpi9tige angelegenbeiten gu orbs
men. SD bin stfpds miibe. @rluube
mir, baB i4 mid 5uriid5iebe."
rS9lafe gut, SfdbbGus."
gBenn er nur fdldfen unb fir
Stunben pergeFen tDnnte. Sdtte er
bod ben porgeitrisen Ibenb nibt err
lebt! @r fab ben iRheilpoIIen Spieael
Dor ii4 = bic Rdrten = bann ipieber
Rdaio NIT entfteutem, blutenbem glnts
lib. Die 4i9sn, bic eben nod 70 aieria
in ben @piesel sef9aut batten, ri9tsteR
fi9 brobenb auf ibn, unb bic bIei9en
2ippen fliiiterten: .Ou biTt mein Wl6r,
Der. User eiebt Dir bds Re9t, mid su
tObtens Wer biit 0u, bab 0u mid
berurtbeiIen barfit9 Ou faeft, Ou
liebft mi9s Du ipiuit mein 8ruper
fetn9 llrb ldBt mid elenb perberben9
gBer tueiB benn. bdB i9 faIf9 ipielte2
Rur Ou uIIetu! urb 0u bdttsi i6pei>
gen miifeH! Sd bdtte aIIes tpieber gut
aemabt! Wl0roer!"
2ba6bdus ram Der tdlte Inoitz
f9ipeiB bon Der Stirn. gr tpulIte duFs
fpriRsen. einen SaIitten anipannen
IufeH, gu Ru5iO fGbren. @ieIlti5t mar
es nod ni9t gu fpGt. Rein = er
burfte ni4t! Der 9ers4tigteit mubte
9eniise gef9eben. Gin &raianstt
biibt nit bem 2e6en, ipenn er gefeblt
bat!
- 2lm frii6en Mprgen trat
&a5io in ods 3immer feines 8ruoers;
fein S9Iitten tpdrtste Dor benz S9lob.
sd tpmme. Dir 2ebslpobl gu Iaeen.
3iebe Define Sanb ni9t aurid, S6abs
odus! 0u tanuis iie mir ssbsn! Sd
babe gefiibnt = ipoIlte Did um 8ers
aei9uRg bitten = bic Wiutter nod eins
mai Ie6en -"
rgDas ipillft Ou tbun9~
rgs 1T i9on seI9eben. Rafd, rufe
bic Whtter = idg' ibr. i9 pdre ni9t
pobl = iie peiB ia, buB id elm franfes
Ser5 babe - id9' ibr, Elm Serss
f9lug -"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27

Rad feinem @eTdbma d.
Sic: ~3pei6unbert Wart toiist bieies
Roitiim. unb Der S9neiDer perIprdt
mir, iebe aenberuna, bic i6 nod
ipiinfbe. umTonit bOrsunebmtn." Gr:
500 Damn foq sr Dor allen ben
greis Gnbern."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27
Sdriefte strafs.

9i4terIins (ber eineu @in>
BREEDER beim gluspIiinbern Teiner
Wobnung ertappf: nRun, biesmar
mill i4 bon Der 9lnseise Bel Der po>
lisei nod 9tbitanb nebmen; bafiir
iperbe i6 Sbnen uber msine fdmmtIis
den 9ebi9te borleIen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27

a.: ~Ou sebt Der Ssrr 8u6ers
mann unb idmmsIt @eIber, Inn elmer
armsu @ittipe nit fieben ainbern
ben Miist5Sins gu besablen!"
g.; ~Sn benz bate ib aud teinsn
Philant6ropen permutbet."
o.: rRa tpiiIen Sic, Der 6ausberr
bieier Ditttpe 1T .r ndmIi9 f.lber!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27

Or peiB es. Sn Der S6uIe
1irb spetri Gii4sus" beIpro6en. =
2ebrer: Das bebeutsn bic Worte an
petrus: Bon nun an TouTt Du Men,
ldtn fansen9" = Sdnsden: ,@r
5rllte S9ubmann fperben.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27
Die blnnsn Gterfndlsn.

&sGIner (atbemIOs): rGntf6uIs
bisen Sic, mein Serr, babsn sic
Sbren @iertu6en idpn segeF.n9"
ga It: nS6pn lange; parum2"
&eGlner: nGd. es iit Elm Srrs
tbum porsetommen; ba lusen nGmli3
bier Stiid aufeinanber!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27
Bon Der SIeinbabn.

8urtsu5pider; sir Sbrsn
Sunb Srdu4en sic elm SunbebiIs
lettl"
Rsifenber: ~gl9 mas, Der
iprtnst biutsnna6.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27

= Surtuitif6. Sungsr Gbs.
mann: rSeute babe i6 aber einmal
gut gesefen!" Sreunb: so! Bo
benn9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27
-yla. parum teIsarap6ireu 4. b,nr

-Ra. Darum teIesrapbireu f. benz
bas2" meinte Sobn berbliifft.
~Gas 1T bod tlar!" Iaate Simmn
ieiie, Der glsent teIesrapbirt BON
teinem geoba9tunsspuntt auf benz
RennpIaB aus. Oab bas Gtennen bes
aonnen bat. Sn bsm 2lugenbIid, ipo
bas Wettbureau bisTe 9epeI6s erbGlt,
usrben teine Betten mebr ansenoms
men. Ob, iie iinO fdIau, bieIe Wstts
bureaus. a6r ss sibt nod
S6lauere -"
Wiebsr bds Darten. Genau mad,
oisrasbn Wlinutsn fam bic ReIuItatss
bepeI9e:
Beauty, SO, 80, 20, II; @innins
gtrb. asdmemnOu. 3peites Rennen,
Startl"
Beauty = 8eautb - - murs
melte Stmmp. uIs poIIte er Iid) ben
gtamen bes fe9enben pferbes unauss
IOi9li4 einprdeeR. rSbr @Ottsr! SO
au 10 ma9t $500 Dollars -. 3ebn
Tlinuten, Sobn! 9tufsspabt!r
uHO e. : rdHHte iuis pu9niiHnis =
Oas Dettbureau mar aeardnat
Don. Simmb brdste Ii9 riidIi6tsIos
burd gu bsm Renni6alter.
~SuufenO Dollars, geep ORLEANS,
critics Rennen, geautp!" faste er Ias
foniI9.
-DiinIden sic ni4t auf .T}lab"a"
fraste Der 9u9bslter.
~NeiR sIatt auf Siss!" Iaste
Stmmp unb erinIte innsrli6.
Der 8udbaIter nabm bas Sch
nub CAB SimmD fein @etttidet.
Bsnige Setunben na9ber purbe bic
arobe S6parse Safel aufge3Opsr:
S6luB fir erites Rsnnen, Rem Sr.
leans - Sobn bate bic DepeTts
fueiterseseben =.
gnoIos gerabs5u erI6ien cimmp
bic 8iertelitunbe bes 8artens. @nb,
lid purbe pieoer bic idpsrss Safel
aufssspgen:
@rites Rennen, Rsp Orleans, Re.
fuItat:
agumemnon 1.
Winning 8irb 2.
9eautb 3.
SOtuIifutOr SO @iss. 80. 20, II
Pldb.
auIter SdpsiB frat auf Simmps
Stirn. 4samemnpn erfter2 SoIts
Sobn faIf9 teIssrupbirt baben in her
aufregunsg giein, bas mar dnmDgs
lid. 9euutp mar sriter, iein pfsrb,
fetn SauIeHbsGplld Sieoer.
3itternb trat er an ben S6altsr:
Sinh bic Refultate correft9 Ia6
meinen SnfOrmatipnsn mubte 9eautB
aeipinnen! 0arf id bus Orisinals
telsgramm febens"
Der 8udbaIter Ssists ibm portIos
bic SrigindIoepeIde.
raber psrbammt, bier itebt to9
8eautp, Dinning 8trb, 4samems
non!" i6rie Simmp piitbenb.
sNtr telegrdp9lren 1eute IN um9ez
tebrter ReibenfOIse. Die Reibsniolse
Der brei plaeirten pferbe pirb in
unieren Sslssrammen BEL iebsm Hens
nen gednbert. Sebsr Srrtbum iIt
uusseidIoFen!" iaste Der 8udbaIter.
.8ir idiiBen uns buourd gsssn
S6pinbler. bic ben 9rabt un5dpfen
unb bic 0spsIhen uuffangen. Der.
slei1en 1T idOn porgetommen!l"
limb aus benz Wettbureau !pantte
elm sebrp9ensr Mann =
rOu btit iduIb| i9ris So6n.
rGu bait mid barin beItdrtt!"
briiIIte Simmp.
v@s mar Define perfludts SOss!H
w0u bait freilid teins SOeen!"
rSeiltger WaoIss, unIsre tauIenb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27

Die WtlItter traf ibrsn 2isbIingsfo6n
niht mebr am 9eben. Sic tonnte bas
ungIiid ni9t besreifen. Der plDbli9e,
ipabniinnige S9mer5 rdubte ibr bic
SbrGnen. Wlit leeren, irren 9lugen
bItdte iie uuf Sbd0bdus, Der I9lu9s
aerb duf ben 8nien lag uTb bic Re9ts
feines 9ruOers tiibte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27

- Nus Der quten atten
3eit. Suberbauer lin Der @sriamm.
lung Der 9iirseripehr); ~Ra. piBt
ibr, ben S9uita tinnd ma net gum
9auptmad NADIA bsrnu9 iaget
Der uns BLOB umanano, bamit mir b.
StiefeliObl'n fir abilauf'n!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27

rOu bift IduIb!" I6rie So6n.
rGu bait mid barin beitdrtt!"
briiIIte Simmp.
,@s mar Define perfludts SOsslH
w0u bait freilid teins Sbeenl"
rSeiliser MoIss, unIere tauIenb
9pIIars!"
limb bann sntTtanb cine ToIenne
Yriieslei -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27

Sobn un6 Simmn beugtsn Iid in
fisberbaftsr qufrseung iibsr sic Sns
ItrumeHte. Der Gag bss groben
Srids mar bd. Die beiben Spib=
buben butten ndtiirli6 tdgeldn9 Yers
Iu6e dnasIttut, unb Der Selegrdp6ift
i'm 8sttbursuu bate bic llnter5rss
dung niemals bsmerft. Qnes eiug
fdmos. sic batten du9 berdusbes
tommen, pobin Der pribdtbrdbt
fiibrte: na6 bem RennpIab DON Rem
Orleans.
limb bsute mar bas sroBe 6rii6s
iabrsrennen in Rem SrIeansl
sic pdrteten nit rotbsn RDpfsn, in
unbeIdrsiblider Spannung. SrGes
Idli6en bic Tinutsn bin. Da T6Iug
ss sipsi lIbr. I'm Stpei foIIttn bic
Rennen beginner. SIMMER nod isiH
3ei6en.
Da = elm ihdrfes metalIiides &Iis
den unb bas IeiIs SGmmsrn Der
RprIsssihen i'm GmpfaHssinftrumsnt.
Scbn lds bic 9spsI6e:
.grit.s Reunen, Start!"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-20
EALSKIN COAT AND
JEWELS ARE STOLEN
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, March ia three
quarter length sealskin coat, valued by
it's owner at $1,000, and small articles of
jewelry valued at $3.50 were stolen from
the residence of T.. H. Sandford, 465
West Fourth street, while Mrs. San
ford and her house guests, Mrs. Gar
land and Miss Garland of Tacoma,
Wash, were at a moving picture show
in the auditorium. Mr.. Sanford has
been in Nevada for some time looking
after his mining interests.
Returning home at late hour the
three women found things in the house
disarranged.
Receiving no response when she
called up the police station, Mrs. San
ford telephoned to the fire department,
where she found Special Officer Bu-
chanan and reported the robbery to
him. Buchanan understood her to say
that the burglar was still in the house,
and, strapping a big gun upon his per-
son, mounted a wheel and pedaled out
to the house In haste. He returned
some time later to report the burglary
to the regular police.
When officer Austin made a further
investigation of the robbery this morn
ing he found that only two rooms OF
the residence had been ransacked by
the thieves. All of the articles stolen
jewelry stolen consisted of gold band
rings, bracelets, brooches and ear
rings.
The police arrested one man today
who is being held for investigation. It
is said that he has not been connected
with the robbery in any way
Hotel del Coronado" for comfort.