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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-21

speeding toward Atkinson.
Lewis Cropow. the fireman on No.
2. who rescued the clinging fguro
from the pcrllous position, tells Of tho
Incident.
u started out along the running
board. clinging hard TO the rod, for the
old engine was awaying and pitching
like a bronco When I reached the
front OF the boiler my blood turned
cold and my hair stood up There was
that hid hanging on for dear life. his
feet on the bottom beam and his face
toward the engine He saw me, and !
believe the little ouss grinned, but his
face was 10 dirty from the dusty road
bed I couldn't tell was afraid 10
signal for brakes for fear the sudden
stop would throw him on, no ! mo.
toned 10 slow down, and climbing
down over the pilot | grabbed Johnnie
and held ON, and I never felt happier
than when ! got a good hold on that
youngstcr When the train stopped
we put the happy boy into the cab and
went ON to Fort Atkinson and from
there sent him back home, telegraph
Ing AZ once to his badly scared par
ents"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-21
JllTEo soYs JOIN ARMT.
Cupid SAID 70 Make Effective Recruit
ing Ofiesr.

animation. and all from boys under
The love Affairs Of the very young
men u Kansas city must be In a
deuce OF a state. said Lieut. Roger o.
Mason. recruiting officer. To-day We
have had u applications fcr enlist
ment, eight passing the physical ex-
age who could not get the consent Of
their parents TO join the army That
indicates that u young men who had
tins with their swocthoarts now are
looking for lives Of adventure and
danger to make them forget their
troubles, and incidentally to make the
young women feel sorry when they
see The brave heroes they have
scorncd marching iauntily. clad IN
blue uniforms and brass buttons.
while all the girls look on lost In ad.
mlration
Experience has shown that the
main reason young men OF good fam.
iies find for wishing to enlist in the
army Ia because Of AFFAIRS Of the heart
which have turned out badly. Occa.
sionally a wish for what he believes
will be a career full OF excitement or
a boys natural wish 10 be a soldier
makes tlsn young men who are under
age enlist, but usually II Is the heart.
ache e. Kansas City Journal
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-21
ST. LOUIS YOUTH. ARRESTED
FOR RoaBlNo GRANDFATHER,
4 JEkYLL.HYpE.
RUNS AWAY WITH HIS AUNT
Only Fourteen Years Old, but Spends
Nights In Revslry-olseovered
Killing Benefaetor's Clothes
When Seven Years Old.

S. Louis. Mo A paragon OF once
boys, set terror at home. Gustav
Rupert. aged ~. and his aunt. Mrs
Ida Keller respectively grandson and
daughter " Joseph Bauer. q dry goods
merchant ~ South broadway. have
been arrested at Hot Springs. ARK.
the boy charged with robbing his
grandfather Of $1,000 before clipping
with Mrs Keller. whom he is said 10
have given $500
Tho boy seems To have dual per.
sonallty that has long puzzled his fam
lily
Rupert, according TO adyiccs to the
ST. Louis police. confcsses TO the theft.
which was effected by prying into a
vault under Baucr's store This vault
contained iron pots hlled with gold
coin.
In a statement 10 tho Hot Springs
police young Rupert says that he
stole money from the vault. that he
gave $500 10 his aunt, $3.50 each to two
companions and SEQ to another Two
Of these boys loft later with "A wild
west show Rupert, according to his
grandfather. talked constantly Of COW.
boy life and outlaws. Ito royoled In
the fiction literature OF dosperadocs.
The story told by Bauer TO the pc.
lice revealed marvellous boy char
actcr Young Rupert was truly a
youthful Ickyll and Hyde
When Gustav was two years old his
mother. now Mrs. Otto Schacnor Of
Hot Springs. Ark remarked and sent
the child TO hiH grandfather. Mr.
Bauer lie was sent IN a basket and
an accompanying note requested that
good care be given him
Bauer was the father Of Mrs. schaof
fcrs FIRST husband and he readily tool
the child into his home.
when Gustav Was years old. nc
cording to Mr. Bauer he was dis
covered at night riding the pockets o
his Erandiatherg trousers This wal
followed by other misdceds and In az
attempt 20 brighten him Mr.. Bauel
clipped articles from the daily paper
wherein the stories of criminal conylc
thons were recitcd. Some OF thea'
clippings stlll remain pasted up In IN,
little dry goods store ON South Broad
way
A year ago Mr. Bauer secured en-
| ploymont for tho boy In the whole
sale house Of Butler Brothers. II
thought the rigid discipline OF a bill
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-21
Where Camel cot Hump.

Did the camel develop his hump
because of countless generations Of
burden-carrying In the deserts? Some
scientists say So The thoroughbred
mohari. or saddle camel Of central
Algeria, which carries no burden
hoa'ler than slim Arab dispatch
bearer is losing Its hump Prof LON
broso, the Italian anthropologist. has
Identified similar callosities- mlnla.
ture humps the neck and shout
ders Of Hottentot and Malhgasy, por'
tiers employed In work more appro.
pirate 10 the camel.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-21

dummy backs which veil the imitation
doors one may see specimens Of
Hoods little Jokes Here are few
Beyefdgo on the Beer Act: wrcns
Voyage 20 the Canaries; Mintos
Coins Horn Took on Catching Cows
Macadams Rhodes. Bramah's Rape
Of The Lock; lingo Jones on Secret
Entrances; Esterhazy on Spring Fogs:
Dyspepsia and Heartburn. by the
Bishop Of sodor; Skye. by MoCloud I;
Dibdh's Cream OF Tar Such pleas.
anthes seem Just a trine odd when
you remember the priceless volumes
on the Chatsworth shelyes.-LondOn
Chrunlcle.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-21
TERROR AT HOME;
MODEL OFFICE BOY

establishment would have a good e.
fect
Gustav was a model ONCE boy he
was always ON lime and worked until
the very last minute His department
was excellent hia manners unsur
passed llc was pointed out as an
example. as shining specimen "
the ideal Office boy
hut at bis own home IL was different
lie lived in his grandfather rooms
over the store The grandparcut says
that the boy repeatedly rlncd the cash
box.
4 accused Gustav OF stealing aud
he admitted &c." Mr. Bauer said. u
liked him and begged that he do ar
forent I showed him the newspapers
tu prove that criminals always sui
fercd. but he seemed not 10 heed H.
lie talked To me about western
life and said that he wanted to be
cowboy lie bought half dozen
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-21
NIp, NIoht nloomlno Jaekass.

Sioux City-Nlght blooming Jack.
asses were hit by killing frost In the
district court here. when Judge oliver
issued temporary Injunction to re
strain Michael, the property OF W. p.
Keefe. from braying In the yiciniy OF
Col. A. ID. Collier and John J. Carvell
while the latter are trying to sleep
THAT ass sleeps by day and brays
by night" complained Collier, and,
with his noise mingllng with tho
curses Of maddened men In the
neighborhood. our families are both
shocked and deprived OF sleep"
I'm sign the temporary writ against
this night blooming variety said the
court and hear the application for
permanent injunction later
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-21

pistols and a pair Of cllppers such an
they use for shearing cattle
Bauer ~ one Of the rich merchants
In the South broadway district lilo
has been there many years. Several
years ago he lost money In bank
failure and ever since has boarded hiH
coin. lie built crude brick vault In
the cellar under his store In this
vault he placed pots There was sew.
erai thousand dollars In these pots.
To get to the pots Of gold one had
TO mount the vault Here there we're
small holes which rested over the re-
ccptaclea, by lowering an iron hook
the pots could be raised. Bauer did
this when he wanted to put away his
money. According 10 the belief OF
Bauer the young man made revcra'
visits TO the vault.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-21
ooDoEDA PEACE OFFERING.
Pusnseious Man Refused to Accept
ho Loving Cup.

we are a a peculiar prcdlcament."
said the mn about town. ny we
mean the members OF a club that
meets once month Tor dinner. Just
10 promoteEuod fellowship our pres.
idcnt. Who lounded the club. is sort Of
a crank Hes good fellow. ia a
way. but uuts To- run things to suit
himself All sometime we have trou.
bic with hin Not long ago we had
row that iearly disrupted the Climb.
We all thught he was 90 blame and
told him % but after a while the out.
burst died down and then We thought
we'd he 10 show him there was no
permanent hard feeling. so we decided
10 give hIa loving cup. as he is a
valuable nan Ia all OF u.s.
by an tCiiont he heard of the &c.
cret and dunCc wrote us that NO man
or men onearth could give him a Low.
ing cup that he wouldn't accept one.
least Of al from as. after the scrap
we Just had We all went TO him or
wrote to him urging him 10 let the
prosecution take place. but he stead.
lly refused. Then We told him he'd
have 70 accept Il that Il was all ready
and Il would break up the club II he
didn't take o. He said he was will.
ing % resign. but have a loving cup
he would not. that % We attempted
to present u to him be not only would
leave the club. but cut every one Of
US OF BIS llst OF acquaintanccs lie
won out. We can't AFFORD 90 lose him.
10 we an trying 10 cancel the order
for he cup
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-21

Lawrence. Kan-The body Of Jay
Farr % years old, who was killed by
q train near Wellington, over two
months ago. was traced by his father
TO the university medical morgue
here. The young man, who was OF a
rowing disposition, left home three
months ago. His parents. alarmed.
instigated search and learned that
he was Killed at Perth, Sumner eOun-
IT, They Identified his watch and
other contents Of his pockets and
were directed here where the body
had been sent according to state laws.
The university holds such bodies soy.
eral months for Identification.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-21
Tn, Great Heron Must Go.

The great heron is not the only one
Of that family 20 subslst on a nsh
dict. but out uf over % dozen species Il
Is the largest and most gluttonous OF
its kind and without single redeem.
Ing quality except, perhaps, the laugh.
able and grotcsquo manner IL swallows
a fish. Louis Read. the artistsports.
man, suggests In Recreation that
steps should be- taken by followers OF
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-21
CHILD RIDES ON FRONT
OF FLYING LOCOMOTIVE
FouR.YEAR Old TOT ENJOYS
MILE A MINUTE EXCURSION
cLlNolNo TO coWcATcHER.

Calmar. la.-When little Bennio
Heggam, four.yoarold child, climbed
on the pilot Of the mammoth locomo'
tive hauling the Milwaukee a st.
Paul passenger train No. 3 at this
place and rode six miles olinging to
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-21

IT'S hard said the sentimental
laHdlady at the dinner table. TO think
that this poor little lamb should be-
destroyed In It's youth Just TO cater to
our appetltes.
Yes replied the smart boarder.
struggling with his portion. 1T is
tough
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-21

u wonder" said the man who was
given TO thought at times Il won.
der what Ia meant by the 'embarrass.
ment Of richesg'"
The poor relations, very likely" 70.
piled the man who was one.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-21

lzaac Walton TO see that the law.
makers OF our various states should
pass laws that will give the needed
protection from these destroyors Of
our game FISH.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-21

Il think" said the reporter. that
the public would like to know how you
managed TO live to such great age"
by perseverance," replied the cen.
tenarian. Il Jest kept on Twin"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-21

oh gees language sighed the be-
wildered foreigner Last night my
friend he ees what he call all llt ~.
zen he tells me 10 keep II dark'-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-21

The pmnIng prominence ~ Hood
was appreciated In high quarters In
Chatswurths splendid libraries. ON the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-21

cavalry
j. r. unveiled RichHond with appropriate
edeae Virginia wounded yellow
Tavern May II, 1864. az the Of 81
Stuart Of the Confederate ocn who had their training West
Point lie
before tn C when Biz native virginia
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-21

rs has produced a new game
.en years ago, and introduced
The game Is equine pushball,
Extensively In the west. espe.
the regulation puBhball, the
diameter, but the vancouver.
which The participants 10 the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-21

The ingenuity Of the deyisor OF athletic spo
as an amusing paHtime, Is put 10 a novel use
Tor want OF better name, and ia being played
cially upon the Pacific coast II IN played viii
huge, Inflated sphere some eight or nine feet 10
ing OF the ball is confined strictly TO the horses
game ride
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
Der @atifan mno TranfrcidJ.

-
Gortrog 0cS EaterS GoBbaf it6cr
Den &umpf Der fotboliifen Stride
nit Scr iron50iiihcn Rcgicrlmg.
Ger Stunopunft 0c5 BupitcS
oltf sic fl. Sdriit bc0riinOct.
Nm abenb 0es 3tueitcn oicies Wo,
mats biclt ser bodlp. y. 3oBbah, Gin
Stills 8 Erieitcr in Scr biciigen ct.
WidoeIS Stride, Sen Siin1IinQe!l
Scr @cmcin6e cinen @ortrng in ser
Safe Der Stride, bel mcIdent Die Der
porrnGcuoiten WGnncr Der Wemcin.
DC un0 sic gcionmmtt @ciitlidfeit gu
Geacn mar, iiber 0cu 0cgempGrtigcE
3uitnn0 scr fotboliid,cn STRIDE ii,
6runtreid). Ser 8ortrn9 oouerte bel
nobc cine Stun0e, uno ser Nouptin-
6oIt 0clicl6cn lDor ln9ciGbr luie
folgt:
sic Dl. fntboIiihc Stride lit cine
0ottlide WcicGifoit bon HeIi9ion5.
2cbrcrn. Ger @ottmcnid) SciuS
GbriitllS bot nit icincn 9lpoitcln CT.
he @cieai6nft bon Rcligionslcbrcrn
gCbil0ct nit Bctrl,S ais 0crcm G6Cr.
boupte un6 Siibrcr. Gieie bon Scius
G6riihlS gebiloCte @eicLihoft JOLT
%fortOauern bis gum @nOe Der @clt.
iprod Gbrilt,0 81 ibm; @e.
bet IN bic gan5c Wclt un0 lebret ollc
mO prcOi0t oo0 GpongcIirm
le0er arcntur. limo id) mcr0e 6ei
blcibcn bis gum @npc Der @clt.
9is sum Gnoc Scr @clt gibt eS inn,
rucr mlcocr nclle Mtcnlhcll, ipcld)cll
oas Gpon8Clium Ncprc0igt uro 0ir
Sofron1cnten 0cipCnbct mcr0cn IoI.
len. 8o lit oicic @cicuihoit 81 lin,
ocn? Gort, no mir ibrc rcdtnGBi.
1cn Nodfolgcr bnbcn; oCnn cine ic.
DC @cicIlituft 0mlcrt iOrt ollrd redt.
m0bilc NadioIAc.
Glih obcr sic rcdtm0Bigcn Nad)
Der 9lpoitcG boben mir MIR IN
fatboliihcn Stride; ocnn Scr
iii, mic cS sic @citihtc I'M
benefit, ser rcbtmGBigc
oC5 bl. BctrllS, DcSSaup.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06

Siir SrIono nnb IS c.
TnIc." - Cine Mnsobl herporru,
gender &eoncr mire bcllte Ibenb i'm
"WorDlono-S bCotrr," moiclbit untcr
Den Nliipi5ien Ser iriihcr Gereine
bon Baltimore ilpcl lriite Yorlo.
mcntsmitglicocr, n1mlid sic &S.
StomoS :. Settle unb Hid)arb sos.
Teton, SIT Gbrcn cin Ginpiong itott-
finoet. MnIprod)cn DaIten. Inter ocrs
iclben bcfinbcn iid) 9urocSicnotor
S'ieor Hopner, @unbcSienotor @ci,.
jannin u. Sillnmt bon Siio-Goroli
ia, Der GongrcbObgeorbnctc Sobn 9.
@iuiomS bon Miiiiiiiippi. Der bcmo.
frotiIde Siibrcr inn @cprGicntontcn.
boufe, Der GorQrcBabeeorbnetc Sobn
Snllipan bon Maiiahuietts, elmer
Scr beItcr Heoncr I'M Gongrcb, ionic
Ger Stobtproturotor Bruce. Ger ei-
eentlidle 3luef ser GerinmmIlu,g
it, fir Die llrabbGneigfeit Srlono's
Fropagolloo 5l moden. GS miro
ouberocm inter Der 2eitrn9 oeS
Srn. Sbomos .. Mc9tliltp cin mliis
toliId)cs Fro9romm Sur Surdfiib.
rl1g gclar0cn. Nud) oic beiocn iri.
ifcr MitsIicocr bes enaliiden Bar.
lamclts ipcrocu fnrSc gniprodTn
baltcr.
Shcatcrbciud. - Tic Mit'
glieScr Der @uuboric mcrbcn onl
gicnItaa gbcnS nit ibren Gamer,
bos nMorpIunb Sbcotcr bciufer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06

unO 81 regieren in Tuem, mos MOTH
~lpen0ia ODER niibIid lit sur Rcttung
uno Selignto6ung Ser Wenidcn.
Gonn iprof Gbriiti,S 81 Den apo.
iteln: Nos ibr INNER ollf Groen
binoen lprr0ct, 6oS iou AUDI I'M Sim.
mel gc%6ulocn fem; un6 mns inmcr
ibr orli GrOen l0ien ucrOct 0os Iolt
AUDI i'm Simmel gcI6ict iein. llno
81 EetruS, Dem Sbcrboupte ieincr
Stride, lprn6 err: Oh BIT BctrltS,
Sos lit: cin SelS uno ouf Oicicm 6cIS
iuill idJ mcine STRIDE bollen unl0 bic
Eiortc scr Sole lucrOcn lie nid)t
iibcrtuGItiacn; ltn6 sir i~ibcraebc id]
Die Sdlil1'cl ocS 6immcIrcihcS, mo
mas INNER OIL ollf Grocn bin0cn lucr'
Ocit, Iol olld) I'M &inmcl acbtnOcn
icin; mo mas INNER on oui Grocn
loicn mcrbcit, Oos ioG aud) I'M 6inr
mel QCl0iCt icin. gnolidJ ioatc or 5u
ibn1: @cioc meinc Sinmcr, mcioH
mcinc Sd)nnfc, 5. h. luci0c mcine
gnn5c &ccr6c.
Ger FapIt bat Elm Q6ttlidycS Mcd)t,
nit aQcr @l6ltbigcn in jc0cm 8cIt-
tbcilc 5t ucrfe6rcr. Sbu ooron 81
binbcrn p0rc cine HcbcQion gcgcn
&ciu5 Gbriitus.
Ger FopIt uno icinc 8iid0ic 6obcn
Gin gottlid)cS Ncd)t olli Niles, ma5
not6menoig oOer niitIif 1T SIR bcit.
moglitItcn Iusiii6runN ibrer N0tt-
iidcn Scn0nna, nGmlidJ Der Net
tltnA unO Scli0mohunN Scr Mcn-
idcn. Sic borou 81 5inOcru. mare
cine RcbcIIion 9egcn ,Sciu5 GbriitIa.
Ser Fnplt mo ielnc Niid0ic be-
ben clio 0oS gottlid)C Hcdt, iiir oei-
Nn8iibunN Tie fciuc GrIoubniB
bon ser mcltlid)cn Oiodt broud)Cn,
aird)cn, SdpIlcn, Scminoricn. &l0y
tier nn0 ocrglcid)en mcGr 81 bolteu.
Sic babcn hoS 16ttlidc Hcht, iid
Ei9Cntbum 81 bcrihoiicn, ouiicIbc
SIT bciiben lno 0oiielbc llnge,
BON jeocr lpclthicr Mod)t
il 5lt 0cbrold)cll, mie tic c9 iiir gut
jrr grrcidunl pco Gno5pc.
tca ibrcr Gottlidcn ScnOunq. Gie
tntholiihc STRIDE ooron }u bin0crn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06

tcS Der bon SeiuS GbriituS 9ebiloe.
ten 8eieui6oft neutrality-suspicious.;
mo Die 9iid0ie Der fatboliiden Sir
dc lino Die rcftmdBigcn Nahiolger
Der iibrigcn apoItel. Ger Gopit alio
lammt icinen 9iid)oicn biloct ioer.
tiid biciclbe @cieuihoit bon Icli.
gionSlcDrcrll, lucldJc bon >SciuS Gbri.
ltrs, Dem @ottmcnlhen, uripriirg.
lid, ms Gaicin gerllfcn lullroc. Ger
Noplt olio INTO ieinc Yiid0ie beiiscn
oieicl6en gottlihcn @crpilidtltnsen
nnb biciclbcn gottlidcn Tonnlad)tcn
nnb Hed)tc, iuclhc scr bon SeiuS
ebrlltllS 8eitiitctcn 0ciellidnft bon
HeligionS . Scbrern uriprInglid]
ilbcrgeben pprbcn lunrcll.
Ter EupIt unb feline Yii6oie baben
Nieielbe Senbung, mcld)e SeiuS Gbri-
ltllS BON leincm bimmliifen 9ater
erbalten bate; besbolb ipro6 G6ri-
ltlls 81 lcinen appitcln: Wic MIDI
Der Gotcr ocianbt bat, olio icnoe if
citd). Sic Senbuuig Gbriiti ipor bie
Grl0luig un0 Hcttung Der Wcnid,.
belt un0 Die 0~runola1c ooill nnb
burd lcine 2ciocn uno Stcrben am
IrcliSc.
Sic G%ortietua bicicr GrlGiulg icn-
tc burd bic bon ibnn 9citiitctcn &c
lcaifoit bon Hcligions 9chrern
belpcrfitcnigt ipcrbcn; mo 5lpor gum
Sbeilc burd) ErcoigerL tbeilS ourd)
Spenoung Ser Saframentc, tbeiiS
ourf profiiife anleitlng sur lie
butg iebrueoer d)riitlid)el, Slgeno.
GcsboIb iprof Gbriinis 5l ieinen
gpolteln: @cbct bin in sic aorSe
@elt unb lebrct ollie Solfer il,o toil-
Jet iie i'm Nomcn oca &utcrs unb bes.
SobneS uro bcS fl. @eiitcs ul,b (cb.
ret tic, Niles bolten. mas ih cltd be.
foblen babe. limo wcr gIoubt uno
actouit miro, Scr miro 'cli9 iucrocn ;
luer abcr nift gldlIbt. ser miro Der.
0onlmt merben.
Ger Enpit unb ieine 9iid,6ic ia.
ben Die Collide @ollmod)t, oos aGtt.
Iide &cdJt, ole Menidcn SIT lcitea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
Die @cridltc iollen bclfen.

llnob6Gr0i9c aobIcnbGnblcr ipoQcn
Der Baltimore -Sbio-9obn" 5t
QCibc riidcn. - 9%ebouptCn, GaB
bic Corporation 9cdcn lie bi3cri-
minirt. - Eroteit gtQcn Gribot,
aoGIcnlpoggonS.
Tod0cm ibrc EroteItc Bel ser
gobnocrrpoItnN on0eblid unbcad).
tct gebIicbcn limo, iperocn 0ic7t ISOLDE
sic mnobbGnGiQen &obIcrbGnbIcr II.
BeriCnocr, ipclfc 1idl inter Dem go.
men nGonl Clippers Niiociutiun"
orGunilirt baden II. SGO,OO0000 Sac
pitdl r~epr1icntircn, bel Sen biCIiacn
@criften 3lilildt nc6mcn. un0 Dem
9ltsgonG ocs Ero5clic8 miro in ben
lDcitcitcn 2rCiiCn nit SntCrcIic cntqe.
Gcn0clcbctt, 0o III Der NnaclcNcnbgit
nod ocrld}icocnc on0erc Sroaen in.
poloirt Iino, bon bCneu norlGlfig fci-
ncr GrtuobnltnG grtbon miro. Gic
l%nobb0ngi9Cn GobIcnbcrIcnocr be-
b%anptctl, 6o6 III scr @citolt pon Sri.
pot-Goblcnnoagorts in unqeredtcIter
Wcilc gcactt iic oiacriminirt miro.
IS bcItcbc cine &CqcI, Dab bon Dem
NpamoterioG Der 9u6nen Gin Qciuii-
ier Yro3cntiob icoem ao6IcnoiItritt
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bc2iinIti0c %in6ciiCn ongcbtid g%ciuilic
Comparatively tu6cn tic NcrIeIbrn
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in bcn Fro5Crtiot cingcrc6nct luer.
oCr. Guourf bitten sic bon Der
TuGn oui oicic Wciic bc0iinitigteu
Gorporotioncn Den Gortbcil, ooB tic
ibrc Gln6Cn promptCr bc0icnCn f0n.
Sir 6o1cAcn miiEtcn 5lnucilcn
sic Yrbcitcu in sen @rlbcn c~initcl.
len, ipdhrcn6 ncld,cr Belt ibrc Nn9C.
6Ci ocn bon ser Baltimore
controlirtcu @ciHlid)oi-
ten I~nltcullng nc6mcl. PTS HcdtSs
nniuGltc bnben sic matchmaker
Goblcnbcricnocr &rn. Srcocrit Sol.
lam bon Baltimore uu0 Srn. Wln,
u. Glasgow bon EhiIooelpbio crgo.
nirt. 2cbtcrcr lit Gin Nmpnlt ser
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l~liiiiou.
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Staot Baltimore.
BUR Sea6tmna

Die Serren @ereiHs' nnb 2osen'
GefretGrc werbcn aebetcn, alIe Ser.
einsberidte pber Sdriftitife, bic fit
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itimmt iinb, bireft an bic 3eitnas 81
aSrciiiren, nm elmer prompten Gr.
lebisnns iidjer 81 icin. 9nrd bas
gbrciiren FOLDER Sdriftitiide an
IngcitrIte treten in beren abpeien.
beii Dftcrs fir beioe Earteten unIieb.
fame @crs6aernngen Elm.
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5ltr Nnnlel0ullg:

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= Tihtcr Goldman beltraftc 9citerll
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bott perboften ipoute, 2estercr in
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@alter Slaughter, iueId)er Beatrice
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&opi 9cid)lo9cr bottc, nit $40 unb
80 Sa9en @ef6rgnib uro Gblporo
Iorris, meld)cr an Hanep Butler Ell.
ne 3iidtieurs pornebmer ,poItc,
I'M $40 lnh Soften.
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6opkins Go.
Sic ruroc Gdc
Baltimore Str. unb Sopfins Ylacc
Charles $. Sebm, GrGiioent.
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iiberihreiten Die 5oOeSi1Qe INN
1872. - II Eerioncn luieoer ourh
Hlngenfratfbeiten oabingeraiit.
36 Safe bon Serj- uno Die
rc1fr1nf1citeu.
Der nit Dem 5. Sanuor enSenoc
modjcntlidc @eiunoPitsbcriht 5ei9t
230 (oOesidGe, gcgen POI in 1906,
1872 III 1905 un0 30 in 1904. bic
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tranf6citen II, 9ronhitiS s, 2utgen.
elt5iinoitnq 33, 9rigbt'idc Nieren.
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lid oarllnttr 321 neibe ainoer.
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