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New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

Cole and johnson continue entertaining pa
irons oe the B;iou Theatre with their ''Shoo-F1y
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-22
FOR THE SAKE OF HUMANITY HE
SUFFERED MANY HARDSHIPS.
Was at Last Rewarded by Great
Discovery.

The great scientist that devoted
twenty years of his life TO travel and
study for the betterment of human
kind, was at last rewarded by a dis
covery that is today filling hundreds
of homes with health and happiness
Hundreds of letters of thanks are be.
ing received from every direction; and
while money is a much needed thing
the scientist in an interview said: Il
would gladly give every dollar | have
and every dollar l ever expect to have
if all people now suffering with stom-
ach, liver and kidney troubles under
stood the wonderful merits of Root
Juice. 1t is a compound that heals
and tones the blood-making and blood
filtering organs. 1t creates healthy
appetite, prevents fermentation of
food in the stomach and bowels,
cleanses the system, stops bloating.
belching and heart burn. 1t removes
all causes of constipation and kidney
symptoms. In after effects of La
Grippe, when the general health is
bad, Root Juice has a truly wonderful
toning action on the whole system.
The great remedy is sold for 81 a bot
tie at A. G.. Luken's drug store.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-22
THEY HAVE NEW COMEDY
Murray and Mack Will Open
In August.

Murray and Mack, the Irish coined
ians who are appearing at the head
of their own company this year in
Around the Town." will open with a
musical production called THE Sun
ny Side of Broadway" in August. and
the coming tour will embrace forty
weeks of the principal cities. The
Sunny Side of Broadway" is the work
of Campbell and Skinner, authors of
His Honor the Mayor etc. The
music will be by Theodore Northup.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-22
RICHMOND CROWDS CENTERv|LLE OUT OF
FIRST PLACE IN WOMAN TEACHERS RACE
THE PRIZE AT STAKE.
Continued from page I


week at the fair Will be paid by
exposition will be
the anything
The trip be TAX
laid by this for ts
$4,000 certainly
working for
is for
will the Palladium
with the
employment
to office.
each For in
in
voting privileges the
method employed:
subscriptions ad
1-one years subscription paid
city SUBJ
subscribers entities
to
s1oo entities
the person voted
of the
person and then
turn hemin Palladium SunTelegram office
THOSE ARE ELIcsLF
A
.. SCHOOL
3. A
4.
). A.
6. SALESMAN MAN CLERK
the classified
will be published in
o following
BALLOT.
the baot in
The will until
1907
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-22
A POSITION AT COLUMBUS
Dean jacques Going to Ohio Capital tc
Work.

Dean jacques. who has been a tuner
at the Starr Piano works for several
years will leave Thursday for Colunl-
bus, Ohio. where he will take a posi-
ton in the retail store of the Column
bus piano company. The position will
include the work OF tuning. repairing
and selling pianos. AIR. jacques has
been at Columbus often Of late and is
much impressed With the place.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-22

derstood to be back of the legal con.
troversy. Other roads with lines in
the state are interested onlookers il
not active participants, inasmuch as
the constitutionality of the act Is
questioned by all OF them. and outside
railroads and other states are watch
ing the outcome because the decision
of the Indiana courts will have a
bearing on the situation In all commu-
mites where 2-cent laws have been
enacted.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-22
Cured Of rheumatism.

Mr.. VIM. Henry of Chattanooga,
Tenn, had rheumatism I'm his left
arm. .sThe strength seemed to have
gone out of the muscles so that it was
useless for work." he says. Il applied
Chamberlain's' Pain Balm and wrapped
the arm in flannel at night. and to my
relief l found that the pain gradually
left me and the strength returned. In
three weeks the rheumatism had dis
appeared and has not since returned"
II troubled with rheumatism try a few
applications of Pain Balm. You are
certain to be pleased with the relief
which it affords. For sale by a. g.
Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-22
Gentle and Effective.

A well-known Manitoba editor
writes: "AS an inside worker l find
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets invaluable fer the touches OF
biliousness natural 10 sedentary life.
their action being gentle and effect
i've, clearing the digestive tract and
the head Price % cents. Samples
free. 4. G. Luken & Co.
Use artificial gas for light and heat.
loft
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-22

OF the sixteen-hour law. The Lake
Shore and Pennsylvania were designat-
ed as the greatest offenders.
Filing of the complaint was followed
by an announcement from the roads
that they would ignore the law so far
as interstate traffic IS concerned. II
was declared ar the same time that the
legislature of Indiana had no right TO
legislate in a way to affect trains do
ing an interstate business. The rail-
roads expressed a willingness to obey
the law in operating trains making
trips between points in Indiana, but
such trains are rarities. Ninety-nine
of ever hundred trains that arrive or
leave the union station in this state do
an interstate business.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-22

Leaving Richmond i1:15 p. m. via
c., c. & l.. lands you In Chicago ut
700 a. m. Through sleepcrs and
coaches. You will like it. apr64f
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-22

Free advice given on the germ dis.
eases of domestic animals. Write the
National Medical Co., Sheldon, Ia.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-22
Same Argument Applied.

The same kind OF an argument is up
as an excuse for disobeying the sixteen
hour law, which makes it unlawful for
railroads to work their trainmen. oper-
ators and other employees more than
sixteen hours without eight hours in
teryening for rest and recreation, and
for violating the $1,000 license law,
which provides that liquor shall not be
sold ON trains unless this fee has been
paid. All such legislation is we'll and
good, the railroad representatives de-
clare. for trains doing a business Who'll
ly within the state, but absolutely I'M
constitutional il applied to trains
crossing a state line. inasmuch as it
then affects interstate traffic.
At the present time none of the big
roads are complying with the provis-
ions of any of the new laws except the
one making two cents the maximum
price to be charged for passenger ser
vice. As a result Of the wholesale vi
olations, the railroad commission is
setting its traps for a big hunt vi
olators viii be hauled before the COM
mission within short time and asked
to explain why the penalties imposed
by the various acts should not be i'm
posed against them. This is what the
railroads are awaiting, however, as it
will enable them to take appeals and
thereby set the machinery OF the courts
in motion toward grinding out decis
ions relative to the constitutionality of
the laws odious to them.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
AT CHICAGO.

N. II. II
Chicago >. :. :. .. :. II 2
Batteries-White, Smith and Sulli-
van; Howell and Stephens.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-22

Our Cuban friends couldn't refrain,
From raising the Devil again.
It seems that a Little Taffy'' and
Rocky Mountain Tea
Has set the island free.-A G. Luz
ken e Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-22
AT CINCINNATI,

oiHciiHdli.. 49,. -. ..3 >
Chicago. -. 20 i
Minahan, Coakley and
Schlei; Overall and King.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-22
BACK FOR THE SUMMER
"Mrs. Temples Telegram"
Closes This Week.

Ira Swisher, who has been in al
vance of Mrs. Temples Telegram"
has returned to Richmond to remain
through the summer. The company
will close its season on wednesday OF
this week. Mr.. Swisher was highly
pleased with his initial experience as
an advance man.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-22
Base Ball
Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
AT ST. LOUIS.

I +. Fl. Z.
st. Louis .. >. IS Is
| Batteries-Brown and Noonan:
Phillippi, Leifield and Phelps.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-22
Suit Not Vet Ended.

Though Judge Anderson, of the fed
eral court, has declined to grant a tenn
porary injunction in the suit of Anna
NJ Boyle, bond holder of the Louis
vile, New Albany e. Corydon Rail-
road company, the suit is not yet
ended, inasmuch as petition for per-
manent injunction has been filed No
date has been set for the argument.
This suit was instituted. it is thought,
to test the constitutionality of the new
2-cent law. The Southern railroad,
Queen & Crescent, and L. Il N, are I'M
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-22
WILL ABSOLUTELY
IGNORE MAJORITY
STATES new LAWS

Continued From Page One.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
Gnbetc inn clcftriidlen Stnbl.

Siiinning N..D., 4. M1r5. -
6ronf Surlon9, luelher in 1904 ieine
3ante ,5rau 0targaret aeeler in ibrer
@obnung 81 9|em.0orf ermoroete
uno beraubte, uadoem ibm Oiclelbe
gera0e elm 1SriibItiid porgeiebt bate,
lpuroe beute iriiD I'M 3uhthaule Don
Sing Sing Ourf gleftri5itdt binge.
ridtet. Gr mar tnopp 2l Sabre alt.
Bur 3eit bes Ncrbrehens mar er ar.
beitslo5 uno in 9totb. Seine lonte
hattie i'm mie0erbolt unteritiibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
Bonn Sbalu- -lSrusci,.

Stem 0orf, 4. W}Gr5 - Sn
Gbalp-Fro5eiie beenoete GiItriftS-9In-
malt Serome heute 0oS am lebtcn
Oiittpob hegonHene arelBuerb0r 0c8
E<rreuar5teS Gr. 9ritton 2. GpnnS
lllo begann OaS Gcrb6r oes Or. GbuS.
@. @aauer s9inohamtalL &-D4
mcldcr 0en Or. Gonns bel ben mel
item 9eiuhen, Die oericlbe Dem 2lnges
tlngten &arrp s.. Sbm in oen Combs
dbItattetes bellcitet bate. Gpmt5'
belltigc 9luSloAcn erAabcn lnr mcnig
moS er niht idon uorbcr aelogt bottc.
Or. @ngncr GltBerte, gleih Dem Oors
berBcbenoen 3UlgelL Die llebcr5clts
gung, oaB Gbam mnbnlinnig Nar, ais
CT @bite cridoB. 9lll6 orildtc cr Die
2lniidt alla, ooB Sbdlp'a Mabnlinn
Don Der Stun0e an 0ntirte, 1T mcldcr
ibm @pelpn 9te2bit ibr beriibntca @c-
ir6noniB in GEoriS nbleatc, nGnlih III
1908. gSabrid)cinlih miro Or @a9-
ner ihon nlorQcn ieine 9Iuain0cn poll-
cn0en, uno oau miro, mie man ct.
mortet, 6rml Milliam lbam, Die Villt
fer Oea 2IngefIo8ten ais nddDItc 3cll.
gin cricbeinen. Sobolo oieieIbe ibre
9lusiagcn beenOct bot, miro oic Scr
tbcioi9ung ibreu Sal 10 5iemlid Obj
geidlaiien baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
3n Sooc ucrbriibt.

GonneIIspille, 3d. 4. Otdr5.
3mci 3ugbeOienltete, nGmIid Safe
acuneOp ans Spnomon ga, lm0
Sci5er M. I. 9ii6c aus Ocean, MO.,
murOen bcutc nnbc Steiporton Elf
Otcilcn bon bier, Ourh @rploiiOn OeS
Gampifeiiela Ser Sofomotiue 9ir.
22lS ser Baltimore uuO Ohio.
9ohn" ju Iooe pcrbriibt 0ie 2oto-
motioe 500 cinen 6ItIi6 gebenoen
6roht5ng uno oerielbe mar III gepe-
glnA murOc ieOo1 0ur6 Die Grplo-
lion niht 5u Sha0en gebracbt. Iie
a6rpcr bciOcr llngliiflihen wuroen
burd Den entItromenocn beiBen
Gampi bl6ltdbli6 geiotten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
9cpurtirtcr crIhof' iidl.

2InacbIitcr 0ciralolnt ihicBt iidI, ais
On8 SdbiiL Ola i'm nof 9cutid)-
lanO aurild brinaen iolltc, pom
Ecr obIubr.
g}cm 0ort 4. Oi1rI. - Gin
iunAcr WIonL melhen man fiir SEQ,
polo @ciB, 0cu fliihtigen aaIlirer
Ser @r0opeItcr Siliolc ciucr Sambllr,
ger Hbcocriirmo bGlt, bra6te Iid
bcutc al 9or0 0cS Namburgcr Cant
piers yNntaUia, ais 0criclbc lcin
0od ST Soobofcn uerIicB, cine SbuB-
pun0c bel uclder cr balo ourotf i'm
&obotcncr ct. Worp'S Noipitol" cr-
lag. Gr mar crit unl lcbtcn Iicnlto1
olf Dem Iampicr o&ailerin grlguIto
Gittorio" bier ungctonnlcn lno aab
Ben 9tomcn &gnn5' Souiicr an. $.
G. Striter, Scr bieiigc &crtretcr ser
crndbntcn 9anlbllr8cr Tirmn, por
ibcr Die 5ltdt oeS &oiiircrs utter
rid)tct morOcn lmo Nloubte, Ocl jim.
2et 0iaun nnA Der @eirbrcibinN 0ca-
Iclbcn ais Ocn 6liidtling }u erfennen.
Salliier ,mlrOc onf GuiS 3Slano 5l-
rid bebnItcu. Sine ilngc lln9orin
bejcltNte bel cincm Terb0r OaicbIt
ooB Scr ilW8c Wionn ibr 9ruOer ief.
9a man ober in Dcm Suite 0ea angeb-
liAcn &oiffer bic I<nitialen g. ". "
fanO, 0eitonO oo@ 0iGohen onB i5r
9rll0cr &8nob Dem @ciB einen llni'
periit6tSEoB in 9uoopcit oegeben
unO lie criutbt bate, 92ciB bel ieiner
2lnflnft IN Den. 2)orf SIT iocntiii5iren.
Gr murOe onrouf bin 5lr Deportation
perurtbcilt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
yEnntbcr" 6rinat g(ntluurt.

Sort an |rincc, Sapti /.
D}Grj. Ser bicli1e 0cllti6e @eionOte
bat Die bauti'ibc 9fcgicrlng benad),
rtAtigt 0nB Cclltihlnno'S' 9Intiport
ouf &opti'o &oritcIlruacu bcjiglid,
OcS biciiGcn 0cuti6cn N0nfbouic3
0crmonu & So, olr1 sen arcuBer
yFontbcr" bicrbcr Bcbrnbt mcrOcrt
ioll.
Ga bunoclt iib in ocm Safe lnu
betr1htIiHc Sunlncn @elOco, mel6e
6crmann & So, nic sic pti'ihc
Ge9icrimg bcbauptet ulli mrehtnlG-
Bi1e @eiie uon ibr erInn9tc uno mel
die 0oDti icbt jtriId Derlon0t. Die
baDti'itbcn @eridhte baben notiirIih
5u G'uritcn SaDti'a cnticbieoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
lfpdl cin Scnlationsprp3cE.

Tanpille, Sis, 4. Mdr5. -
Der Ero3cB gegcn @n 5. GopiS,
iriiberen 8eih3it5fiibrer oe3 .Sro.
QiloiS Sbeatcr3" in Gbicogo, nobm
beute 0abier Ieinen glniong Iouis
lit i'm 3uianmcnbang nit oem rSro.
qlois 3beatcr" 9ran0, ourd) mel.
ben 600 Wenifcn zines entietlihcn
SooeS Itarbeu, 0es 5ohtihlag5 nnge-
fIogt. 2lls iid oaS @eri6t bellte
9Ibeno perta8te, maUn oht @eihmo.
rene acCeptirt, lm0 man erlportet 0ie
Surp morgen iriib SIT pollenoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
Neitoblcncs @clo snrilf crlangt.

Gbicago, 1. Mars. Die bic
jige 9oItbeboroe perfiinOet beute
Nohmittog, buB electromagnetic I'M
9etrage bon 1898, uelbes am Sam-
Ita9 N6cno 5uiammen nit anoeren
8oItioben BON cinem Foltipngen ge-
itoblen pur0e, 5uriid erlangt moroen
lit. 2lui meIhe @eiie oas @eIO mie-
Der erlangt pllr0e, miro nidt mitge-
tbcilt. alcin 0ie geanlten ertlGren,
0aB etli1e Serboitlmgen in Gerbin-
0ung nit Der 2liioire in glusiift
itchen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
Crfcr Der uSdlluarscn 6anb." i"

fonongobe1a, $50, 4. Mrr5.
- 9eter @arcinh ein 40-j1briger
ao6lengrGber, welGer 81 9lad Gia.
mono, nabe bier bel @ilOo 9ertp in
Die Scott ging, muroe gegen llbr I'M
Sofralme ieine2 aoitbalies bon orei
WGlnern ourd) 5hiliie tootlih per,
lett. Gr bate leBtbin @eloerprei.
iltngsbriefe pou Der vShpor5en
SanO" erbolteH lfenftc oenicIben
jcood, feline Ncahtung un0 man
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
9rci Subrc 3ndDtbans fir oSOuolcr." j"

&ittS6urh @o, 1. Mdr5. =
@, u. Niortin Gin N}itglie0 oes bic
iigcn StaOtrot65, pclher ilberiibrt
ill., cine 9eitehlmg in &erbinOmg nit
Der &crIciblma elmer Gon5eilion an
oic n Cube Gitu 81. u. Go." ucceptirt
81 boben, murbe bclltc pom Nihter
@DonS i'm GriminolBeridt 81 orei
Sobren 3ud,tbo,S imo elmer @elb.
bltBc bon $500 pcrltrtbciIt Sein 2In-
malt fiinbi8tc cine 2lppeQotion al
0oS Supcriorgcribt an ,no Murtin
blcibt il5miihcn i'm @ei0nQniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
>(''aSwap's
~ 29'iGe1t
Oerid)aifem
i'rri6affen
bOllfommene SerOannng

9nrb tbre aatisbiGGien Gtgenrdaiten ftimlb
ltren ie Die 9e6er bel ber abfonoerune Der
Safe uno oereu gIbIeittna onrd ole ganen.
fnnde. 0tefe Riuer in 0uien BON 8lpei biz
bier Stild weroen raid Die 1bdtiaieit ber oeber
reaulren nno ben gntienten BON bieiem 2eioen
bctreten Sin ODER 8wei Der RaopaD idben Bill.
len tdGIt9 bon 9enen aenommen, Die an btIi6,
fen S6mer3en uno 5rdabeit Der oeber Ieioen,
neroer oas Sbiiem in Orbnung baiten unb pes
fEnoe &eroauuna ersieIcn.
sd bin t2o Meileu bon Der udtiten Qpo.
t0eie entfernt nno i'd ipinidc. Dab sie mir Elm
Snbeno SbndteIn nit SbrenBtuen ienoen. 80
babe &6eumntSmrs uno bin neun lRonate lang
in oot Springs aeuefen. Wleine 2eber uno
meine 3teren fnO GngeGrifen. Sd iinoe, bah
5bre 8taen mir better tbun. nIs aae WeoiBn
Ole i'd ibon Genommen babe. uno bic SeIaueI.
len juinnmen eenommen a6tunesoou
%. Games.
SarauG 9aIa, Uuma 60. ari8Ona."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

rann yticnduo ner,pebrct. uHb Elm Gerfut Der
Ct grrnarb'e Srdutcrpilcn lplro 5eben Der an
NcriopiuHg, SDcpcpite, Nonfibmer3, minttiqelt
S0pincc llebeIffi Soobrenneit, C5ebud)t
S6mcr5 In oer zciie beleatet 3nrer. icbte1icnt
Cieihulnd i'm Niuuoe II. T. 10. leloet oapoH
nGcr3cuuen, 6nb ociGS Wiittal ociien guiummcn
ieGung Dor cJabrbunOerteu Don ben geIebrteu
Nctn6arbincr Ut6Hben eriuuoen mnroe, audD
beute nud ndS Deite Wtiicl geaen ale ienc
SDulplomc lno oerth @ruHolei6en Gebcrfrarl
belt it, (G3 sSs)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
Ginen Quf, In tshreu

MNH
fann Niemano petmebreu uno Elm Berfub Der
ct. Seruatos sranitrpiaen miro Seoeu, oer Gn
Seriiupiung 5pspepfie. aopfibmer5. W,atiigteii
Scbpinocl uebelteit Soobrenneii 0elbfud1t
Sdmer} IN oer Seie. belegter 3lule bleCbtcni
(Selhmdd int Ohtnoe H. T. 10 eioei, oappn
iiberSeHpeH edB oiees Qtiitel oeiien 3uiamuen.
teBung nor Sabrbunoerten bon ben geebrten
6ente noh ods bette lgitel eeaen aie iefie
enmptome nno oereH 0runbleoen. 2eberlranf.
belt. TT. (63-S &)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
>('aOluaD'S
~ Eillcrl

Tollitdneis o0ne 8ei6mad. elegant iberBo.
9en, labretl db. reguItreH reintaen. paiben aus
lino itdrfen, &nolunbs 8iaen iilr Die oeiIuua
aIler Siornngen bes Ntuasns. Der G3eodrme, Der
gdcrcn Der 9Iafc bon Nierenfranrbetten, De.
nommenbeit Sbnmabteu, gsritopfuneen uio
0duorrbuibeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

lloubt Onb sic Gbot 0nrd Nlit1Iic-
ser 0c3 M6roerbunoc3 periibt plroe.
Die EoIi3ci lmtcriucbt sic 2[fiairc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
Gnti9eiOung nabc.
1m Strptber.Grp3Cf beginnt Snrp
bcnte lire NcrNtbnng.

Gnoc OcS 3buu-@ro}eiicS noh nidt
nb3lieben. %rrcnGr5te nod
INNER I'M gerb0r. - ,Srou WorD
lbolp, Mutter 0c3 9(n0cf(ugtcM
miro in sen n1hItcn Togen Der
nonlmcn perOc1l. - SltgcnoIidcr
&crbre6er I'M 3u6t6ouS BON
Sing Sing bin9crihtet. - 2ta-
Iicner BON 0}it0(icoern Ser
S6mar5en Snno" crmoroct. -
arclr5er nGant6er" miro ser BE
publif Sopti cincn 9ei6eio
0eutidlonO'S bringen.
Gulpepcr, Goy 4. OtGr3. -
&n Dem @ro5eIie gcgcn &ameS rmo
EbiIrp Strotber, angeflogt, ibren
SGmo9er @m. 3. 9pmnter3 ermor-
oct 5lt boben, mnroe belte 0oS 3eu.
Qcnpcr6or Geidloicn lmO bic beioer-
icitigen 9Inndlte tru9en lire Nois
oppcrs Dor. Morgen miro Hidter
6orriion Der Surp ieine &nltruftio-
non ertbeilen lm0 oic Bei6morenen
lpcrOen aIabonn ibrc 9eratblngen be-
ginnen. 0ii6ter ,3drriion bot 5lpor
luicoerbolt erfl6rt, OoB OaS ,ltnBe-
i6riebcne @eies,4 nuf lpelheS iirb bic
GcrtbeiOigung bnupti0dli6 Itiibt, IN
icinem @eriht feline @eltllng bat,
aQein cs 6leibt ob5lmarten, mas oic
NSurp 0n3u logen miro.
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Der SeiIsornee.@enero[ gHnl

: IFr NtlIS0ttllee'Dener Viii.
9ootb fam geItern 9lbeno auf Dem
0ompier oV2inneapoliS" aus Gng.
lonO in Netp.9orf an llno Die Sells
ormee miro tbm bente einen groben
gmpfang perunitolten
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,SaOerlanb" aott.
MnrOc nidlt bridIGOigt nno icbtc irinc
6nbrt nad) gtclu'Nurf fort.

6abrt nuh 9tclu.Durf fort.
Ter in ser 9ai Don Iofio gcItranOctc
Gnmpier ,Iofota" mo6rihcinlib
total ucrlorcn. Scinc Eoliu-
1icre gerettet. - Glf Secleute oca
in 0en @runo gebobrtcmbcIgiidcn
GompfcrS oGongo" crtrlnfcn. -
a6nig G0maro BON Gnaluno ouf
ieiner Seiie nad 9iorrib in Gari8
an9etonlmcn. @ouucrncur
Snetten6om 0onft ab - Qted,
len6rr8er 0ionnr6en bcmiQigen
ibrcn 2Gnocrn @crioiim1en.
2onbon, 4. MGrj. - 9(uS Gopcr
miro 0cmeloet, boB ocr 0onpicr
"NoOerlono," BON Der o9ico Star.
Sinie," rpclcbcr 0citcrn 9lbcno oui
@ooOmin SonoS oliflicf, bclte iriib
lricOer flott ipuroc unO ieinc ,So6rt
nod) Nclps Nort iortiebtc. 9lQcn PIT.
Icbeinc noh bot cr feincn crlp0bncuS-
mcrtben SdoOcn erIitten,
. ofota $" &oiiogterc &C.
lonoct
Noto BANJO, 4. WtGrj - Die
&oiugicrc NcS dcItcrn 9lbeno bel
Shirobomo in ser Noi bon Sofio,
gcltronbetcn 0ompier8 ,0ufotu"
iino bel Dem 9toiintnsSerhttburn1 &C.
lnn0et aporben ltno perloren ibr 9un.
5eS @epGd Die YoitioHcn luuroen
Oogcgen 9crettct. 0rei 3ric9sId)iiic
befinbcn iich belte IN Der 9tGbe Oea
@rods, iuclheS nit Dem @Age olf
elmer alippe liegt lpGbrcno oie @el,
len iibcr ooS @ed i6Ioqcn. SIS lit
froglih, OBJ OoS 6obBeug Qeborger
luer0en fam.
Gil crtronfcn.
Somburg 4. WtGr5.-0cr beltt.
ichc 0ompfcr oNorilio" collioirtc qe-
tern nobc @orfltn, al Der Wtiinoimg
Der Gnts, nit ocm bclgiicbcn 0anl.
pier oGongo" ltn0 bobrte 0cniclbcn
in 0cn @rluo. Sicbcn Ilfitglicoer
Der O'onrI6oit ocS Congo" mtroen
gercttet, nIlcin eff crtronfcn.
Nc ann 6 6oft 0c@ 0ompferS|
IS &clcne" murOe Qerettet.
Topcr, Gnglono, 4. WiQr5. -
@ic ibon 9enlcloct, luuroc Der 5lui-
i6cn Nor6leebGien mo Sponicn Der
tc6rcn6c 0cltticbc Tompicr ,Sclrnc"
HCItcrn bllrh cine GoQilion nit Dem
bon Nonlblrg nu1 Wiittelmeerb1icn
beItimmtcn 0elltifcn 0ompfer ,Wtor.
iolo" IN Den @rllnO gcbobrt. SIS cr.
BELT icbt, boB Ole udt Scclcrtc Der
gSelene," pelhc nuh 9cItriQcn irri.
gen 0erihten bei'm llntergoug oe0
Sd)iffcS crtrllnfen iein ioQtcn, nit
Dem Sebcn cntfdmen uno ollf cincm
Der 9oote 0es 9onrpierS ooS llfcr er.
rcid)ten.
81 6nig & omoro mie0er uuiI
Hci len,
Son0on, 4. WlGr5. - a0nig 80.
lUor0 trut belte 9iahnittag leiue !
Reiie nod) Viorrib on uno miro oie |
9faht in EuriS pcrbringen Noh |
ehpo oreiD0digcm 2luieutbult 81
giorriB beIteigt er on Der aiiite Siio. |
ironfrcida oic f6niglicbe Sod)t |
i, &iCtorid nno gilbert" un0 mabt nut |
leiner @emobIin 9lleronoro cine
tSobrt ali Oem Wtittelmecr. @egcn |
Gn0c beS WtonotS glpril febrt baS |
aonigspoor no6 England 5uriid.
Gie aoilcrinpitttue bon NuBlonO, |
Sdlpe'ter Der a6nigin 9lleranoro, |
miro an Z. WGr5 ans petersburg |
bier nntommen uno cine Wo6e bel !
ibrer Sdlpeiter perbringen.
Eoris, 4. W1rj. -a0ni9 Goworo !
lit bier ougcfontmcn. Cine Getrd6t- |
li6c Weni ihenmengc mar am gubn' |
bofe perionlmelt, allein feille oiii5ielle |
Gercntonie fun0 itatt, 0o Scr Wtonorh |
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aopfwcb,
Nrancnleinell,
MnOerbanlidfeit,
VaQens ns0ei0en,
Vcrfopfung,
9bspepia
liilo allc QcbcrlciOclt.

Veobnbten Gle ole fogenoen sbmptome, mel.
DE bon Griranflingen ber SeroalnnessOraane
berribren, Serfiopfnng nadb 3nnen eeridtct,
Sdmorrboloen, Miaaenidure. Ieauna sum gre,
den, eobbrennen, gbfcbeu bor Rabruns, Ora.
9enoriiden fnures gIufiioben, EacbIaen ODER
6lnliern bes Serdf6Iases, grItidunaseeflbI bel
lte9cnoer SleIIuna, oerf6pommsnes Sebbermb.
Gen, gnnfte uno 5Iiuiniern Dor ben aueen,
5teber mo onmpfe Sdbmer8en i'm stopf, mat,
aelbdfte SdbueibentutdeIuna, @eb6eit Der Sullt
uno Der gIuaen. S6mer8 in Der Geite, Der 8rnt
ben GIleoern. aud p6tIide GefiibIe brennenoes
e5eiibl i'm 5Ieifdb @iniae 9oien bon gaoluab's
BiIIcn peroen oas Sbitem bon allen oben anee.
iiibrlen geioen befreien.
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Sonoon, 4. Wi1rj. - Gie 9lb.
oonfilng oes @oupernelrS Spetten.
bom bon Sontoifu lit 3ur poQenoeten
1botiohe gelporoen. Gr miro sic
,Sniel perlaiien, iobalo er leine Gc.
id)aite ms Heinc brinNcn fam.
IS erheQt, DAB SDctten6anl ieinc
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