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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08
SENATORS ELECT.
w. y. Fitzpatrick Is Made Presi-
dent Pro Tenn.
w. s. Kretsinger Is Again
Elected Secretary.
GUY SWALLOW WINS.
Defeats Frank LOckard for
Sergeant at Arms.
Rev. Edward Brown of Abilene,
Chaplain.

Senator w. S. Fitzpatrick, of Chau-
| tauqua, president pro tenn.
! w. s. Kretsinger, of Lyon, secretary.
W. E. Pitts, of Douglas, assistant sec
rotary.
Guy A. Swallow. of Jefferson. ser
| geant-at-arms.
George Moh1er. of Wabaunsee. head
| doorkeeper.
Rev. Edward R. Brown. of Abilene.
chaplain.
Miss Mabel Hovatter, of Topeka,
pOStmiStreSS.f
These We're the selections of the Re-
publican senators in caucus this morn
| ing as their candidates for the offices
| in the senate. AS there are only three
Democrats in the body the caucus ac-
ton Is equivalent to an election. The
| caucus passed off with hardly a ripple
, of excitement. although there were
sergeant-at-arms and the chaplaincy.
But the contests were silent ones as
speechmaking was not in order and
secret ballots were taken.
Senator T. D. Young did not enter the
lists for the president pro temship. His
friends talked of him as a candidate
and might have elected him but he
withdrew from the race last night and
everything was clear sailing for Senator
Fitzpatrick
Wichita Senator Presfdes.
1t was shortly after ten o'clock when
Senator J. HI. Stewart, of Wichita,
called the caucus of Republican SEN
ators to order. The caucus was held
for the purpose of choosing officers and
employees for the senate. All of the
Republican senators, thirty-seven in
number, were present when the caucus
was called.
Senator Tom Noftzger was selected
chs irTnan of the caucus. Senator james
Getty was selected as secretary. He
said he had such a cold that he could
not fill his duties very we'll so Senator
E + Porter was chosen as his ar
nouncer.
resolution presented by Senator
Young providing for the appointment Of
a committee of five to suggest the names
of the minor employees of the senate
was carried but Chairman Noftzger did
not name the committee. The next Or
der of business was the selection of
candidate for president pro tenn. 1t was
decided that nominating speeches be
dispensed with and merely the names
of candidates announced.
Senator Simons nominated Senator
w. S. Fitzpa trick of Chanute for presi-
dent pro tenn. There was no apparent
opposition to Mr.. Fitzpatrick. Things
had been ironedS cut last night. The
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08
AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

The only machine to finish with per-
of the Quaker City Motor club of Phila-
delphfa was a six-cylinder Stevens-Dur-
yea. The car covered as miles IN the
two days on very muddy and rough
roads. The 36-40-horse power Oldsmobile
was second, losing only two points, aid
three points. The u horse power Auto
car runabout won the contest for runa-
bouts and captured the Fl. B.. Stillman
cup. Only five points penalty were
marked against it. The Autocar's near
est competitor In the runabout class was
the Rambler.
The H H. Franklin Manufacturing
company has issued an interesting book
let by L; L. whitman, entitled Across
scribes his recent tri2 from San Fran.
miles on 2es gallons OF gasolene. part of
the way being Travelled on the rOadless
prairie and part on railroad ties.
One of the handsomest cars that has
ever been turned out of American fac
tory is now being built at the Thomas 3.
Jeffery plant In kenosha, on special order
for H A. Christy of Chicago. The frame
of the stock Rambler model Is is made
ten inches longer. increasing the wheel
base to 122 inches: there is no change in
the regular engine or transmission. but
as the car win be equipped with solid
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08

Such was the condition of an Indiana
business man, as shown in recent
letter:
Received your sample of Pile Cure
and have given it a fair trial and 1t has
proven the best I ever tried. I can rec
ommend you highly in this vicinity.
Have used your sample and one box
has been worth 500 to me.
Thanking you for the sample and the
cure, I will recommend you to every
body. Yours respectfully, Julius Mayer,
Dealer in Feathers, Ginseng and Hides,
Bedford, Ind"
The Pyramid Pile Cure can be used
at home in the privacy of your own
little supposftory to drive out infection,
while at the same time it melts away
into the deadened- tissues of the rectum,
heals up the assures, relieves the in
Illumination, starts the circulation Of the
hemorrhoidal veins, diminisheS the con-
gestion and brings the organs back to
their normal condition.
We want to prove to every sufferer
from piles that the Pyramid Pile Cure
will cure. This treatment is prepared
exclusively by the Pyramid Drug Co.,
which is sufficient evidence of its gem
uineness. However, we do not ask you
to depend upon the reliability of our
name or the bona fide testimonials Of
the hundreds of cured piles sufferers.
Send us your name and address for a
free trial package. Use it according to
directions. The relief you viii get will
justify your going at once to the drug
sell the Pyramid Pile Cure. just like
the sample Accept no substitute. Pyr-
amid Drug Co.. rs Pyramid Bldg, Mar
shall. Mich.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08

The contract will go back to the
railroads for their signatures before
the construction of the viaduct can
commence. The Santa Fee gives
$4,000, the Missouri Pacific $1,000, the
street railway company $1,000. IN adj
dition the street railway company re-
pairs their right of way at a cost of
$4,000. A total of $500. The con-
tract ordinance must be signed by the
railroads in ten days and the money
paid down within thirty days.
Mayor w. H. Davis and Councilman
G. K. Holiday opposed any change,
stating that in their opinion the rail-
roads and street railway company
would alter their intention to pay their
proportion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08

The showing would be still better
but for the fact that the city had
made increase in salaries in the de-
partments. The electric light depart
ment and the miscellaneous account in
the general revenue fund are the only
two items which show decrease in
the disbursements. almost enough to
Offset the increase of the salaries and
the greater miscellaneous expense ac-
count of the general revenue fund.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08

The design sketched shows a style for
making a street costume which would
not be difficult for a clever home seam
stress or dressmaker to copy, as its
lines are not so severe as the ordinary
tailored frock. The model was in black
broadcloth the skirt being made with
alternate panels of small box plaits and
side plaits. The coat was made some,
what like a belted Elton, except that the
middle of the back was cut to extend
down below the waist line in a basque
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08

A joke came into an editorial sane
tun1, where it was i'll received. "Con-
sidered as a mere JEST it admitted, st
may not be without defects. Neverthe-
less, there is due to age such respect as
should guarantee me civil treatment
This view, indeed, seemed so reason
able that In the end 1t preyafled.-Phil-
adelphia Public Ledger.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08
cured of Piles by
Pyramid Pile Cure
If You Suffer, You Can Be Cured.
Costs Nothing to Try.

If you think that you must be oper-
ated upon to be cured of piles. you are
wrong Thousands of cases of piles of
excruciating severity-worse no doubt
than yours, have been cured pain1essly,
quickly and permanently, while the pa
tient has been at his work without the
loss of time necessitated by an opera
ton. In fact, many a sufferer has not
been able to reach his work or even
move across the room until after using
the home remedy prepared by the Pyra-
mid Drug Co, r.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08

With increased receipts, attribute BILE
to larger revenues from sources such
as excavation permits, etc, in 1906
over 1905 the report of the city clerk
for the nine months ending Novem-
Der 30th. 1906. shows that the city has
a larger surplus by $4,000 than it had
for a corresponding period ending
November 30th, 1906
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08
How to Cure ChilbIains.

.sTo enjoy freedom from chilblains, !"
writes John Kemp. East Otisfeld. Me.
IT apply Bucklen's Arnca Salve. Have
also used it for salt rheum with excellent
results" Guaranteed to cure fever sores,
indo1ent ulcers, piles. burns, Wounds frost
bites and skin diseases 25c at Arnold
Drug Co drug store.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08
CITY BACKS UP.
Doesn't Want to Keep Viaduct
in Repair.
Contracts Sent to Railroads for
Signature.
DIR. RYDER Is NAMED.
Again Given Place as First
Ward Councilman.
City Finances Show Increase i'm
Receipts.
DIR. RYDER is NAMED.

Refusing to accept the contract for
the repair of the East Sixth avenue
viaduct as prepared by the Santa Fe,
Missouri Pacific and street railway
companies who agreed to bear $500
of the expense of $4,000, the city
council proceeded to alter 1t, cutting
out reference to perpetual mainten-
ance as far as the street railway is
concerned.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08

One or two light, dressy blouses are
always required for wear with odd
skirts or with ones tailor gown, and
for informal occasions, the theater OF
afternoon card parties are much in
vogue. The illustration shows a very
pretty model, which could be copied in
almost any thin silk or crepe material.
Lace insertion about three inches in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08

width was used for trimming, these
strips of insertion being pointed at the
ends, which were finished by a simple
scroll design done in narrow gathered
silk ribbon. Pale crocus yellow MESA
line was used for the model blouse, the
lace being cream white Chantlily, the
narrow satin ribbon exactly matching
the waist material.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08

proposition as broad as that.
DR.. L A. Ryder. formerly councilman
from the First ward whose term ex-
pired last April, was appointed by
Mayor Davis to fulfill the unexpired
term caused by the resignation of
Councilman Simms. Simms' term has
until the first of April before it expires.
The appointment came as an entire sur
prise to the council because those who
were interested in the matter thought
that some one who had never served
would receive the appointment. Coun-
Gilman Simms was hoping that George
Young would get the place. Simms took
Young up to the mayors office yester-
day afternoon and introduced him. But
the mayor has his own ideas. Young
is a Democrat and Sfmrns thought that
1t would give Young that much of an
advantage in running for the place
next spring. Sinms was somewhat net
tied last night ST notice that the
mayor makes his own appointments
without paying attention TO anybody
eise'' said he.
Ryder made an able and very pop
nlar councilman. Since he expects to
remove to the south side early in the
spring there is no expectation that he
VIII run for councilman from the First
ward. The mayor in making the ap-
pointment took the position that but
a short time would elapse and that
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08

Chris Roof. in behalf of the East
Side Improvement club, invited the
council to view the site of the pro-
posed Lake on that side and the
damming of Biddle creek. The in
vitation was accepted and the council
will go out in body Wednesday after
noon at 2:30.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08

has been upheld by the courts, and the
proposed new law of Senator Stewart for
Wichita is expected to be within the con-
stitutfonal provisions
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08

new man would not be able to get ac-
quainted in that time. In making the
appointment of a man familiar with
council procedure this advantage would
accrue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08

Charles Moeser. whose term as wa
terworks' commissioner expired last
evening, was reappointed. The coun-
cflmen took occasion to commend Mr.
Moeser and the board for the manner
in which they have handled the de-
partment.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08

The right to use the Auditorium for
the commencement exercises of the
high school were granted for Feb
hight school was granted for Feb
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08

A legislative committee consisting of
Councilmen Swendson, Green, Nipps,
Howe and Jordan were appointed by
the mayor for the purpose of looking
after legislation this winter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08

After digging through the city ordi-
nances Councilman Holiday discover
ed that the city had an ordinance gov
erning the production of immoral
shows and Councilman Sinner with
drew his resolution asking for imme-
diate action of the council tending to
the passage of an ordinance of that
character.
A lengthy newspaper article by Ben
Tillman on the Clansman was read by
Councilman Howe at the request of
the mayor and that was referred to
the judiciary committee.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08

The city treasurer reports a balance
of $156.030.O5.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08

r. "Do you mean to tell me that the
railroad companies would throw up
this contract just because we wouldn't
agree to maintain the viaduct forever
for the street railway company? ?" ask
ed Councilman Green of Holiday.
Holiday started to hedge and dis
claimed any intention of putting the
proposition as broad as that.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-08

or coat-tail effect. The front of the
coat had a sort of jabot effect on each
side made of the broadcloth folded over
and cut in points, each point being fin
ished with a black silk tassel Pale
blue broadcloth was used &nout the
neck in the form of fiat collar trim
med with black braid, the short sleeves
being trimmed with insets of braided
broadcloth, bands of the black broad
cloth and buttons. The edges of the
coat We're finished by bias bands of the
broadcloth stitched.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
gine Roger Bette.

8IftSpurg, &d., "A. Sept.
Die u Sabre ulte f%Slorence 9oline
.iegt idnper fraiIf in fbrer hieiiaen
eiterlidleB @obHuHg O~ar1ie0er, sic
5clse zines non cinem 9eaer mr tie
5cm0hten frtm1neucu anpriffs. 2as
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oantpiers @oo0ruif uoa Greens
goro. ga nad %itts5ur9 ui0 oas
&srbrche1 muroe WIbrcu0 Ser Eabrt
bcsaaEeH. CIR &eser. 0ciieu 9aate.
sceil1 ss3alteH miro ur0 0er Slr
&o3t5ei1blng seb6rt. bad waascn0
aer @adit In oie 8aiUfe 8cs Nea0.
aer Elm 0ls aiNo id4rte natirlid
otgg e'e Seufe heraeItanlen. Matte Der
UnaelS mt aiHeyn Observation-Disclosures
ieincw Epier eiHen Sdicg auf Sen
sc uerleet icNaB es 5eiinmn1slos
Uugoa Ter sseoitdn lies Sen Geser
sieu IN DeDabriogu neaaiel a5er
als oas &oot III @iftsbura onle1te.
1e.1n1 IS Seni sed lh Sen 5eiua-
dcGae1 Cedarhel.ern SO elfg1ibgn uao.
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Ser SlUAhge eiHR beaalue Gcr5l.
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itou in turasr 3sit lm @aga5dam
AsacA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Der 8aris.G bsrbOure gtrausatIanfi,
idle 3Hg" BON einsm anSeren i'm
SreDat.S unnsl %anserannt.
gisIs psrIstt-
@nHSerbarer &eiie nHrSe 92itmanS
aet0Otet nno Die etua 20 @erlee.
ten weFOen gsneien.
RaaldiFsfeii llria6e Oss uuslHas.
gqantes. D. SEPT.

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Ger aus-atIautiihe S6neIBug
Der 0ie l.. alaiie Badagiere BON Bd.
ris nod Gherbourg gum AnidluB OH
Sic Gampfer Der o@bite Star" .9inie
brahte. itieB 6eHte i'm 8re0al8un.
Hel mt einem an0eren 3uge 5uiam.
men. 3man5ig Geriouen tru8eH
&eriebnngeu 0aDon 0eren Jlamen
toHnten aber tislang nod niht er-
mIttelt merosH.
Ter llugliid sSug mar in 5mei a6.
tbeilunGea pom Garis obqeilbrelL
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Nueiter @loiie bielt uumiEtclbar nddl
0cm &erlaiim 0cs Iumels oil. o.
eiwns on Der 2ofomotiDe paiiiri
mar. Die 5fDeite 2l5t6cihunq, mclhs
Bic gaiiaaiere srIter @laiie entbieli
pur0e 0Hrh Gin Signal in Der M1itta
0es 5uuHel5 5lim 5alieu sebratt.
ltnn;ttel6ar oaraui fam Der reguIare
3ug, Der n0da 6onen beltimmt mar,
ul0 o6pobl elm rot1e5 5ignal am
GiHaang oes Guuuels iift6ar mar
bietl Oicier 3ua nidlf. ieu0ern Der.
MIR ieine Shueaigfeit aui
% @eilen per Stun0e. Ger 3uianl
menitoB iolate iooann.
Die 2ofomotiDe 0es 8ouen. 3u1e5
j%ertriimmerte Den binteriten @aatH
oe5 Barrier Grtra3uqes uouitanOig.
DAB 9tieman0 bel Dem 8uiammep-
itoBe geto5.et mir0e. lit Elm @un0er
3u nenuen. Die 8erlebungen Der
Baiiagiere beiteben meiitens in @lie
0crbriden; mad aniiht Der 5ebdp.
oeln0eu Aer3te meroen ale gerIebten
geHeien. Sin ggtra3ug brabte iie
nod WnnteS uu0 gonnieres in Ote
oOrtigen Soipitdler.
Shon nod tur3er 3eit fonHten
ote unDerlabten 8aiinaiere ibre Geiie
rad Gberbourg iortieben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
geraananihpuIler eranp.
Ct. 9ouiS. NO, "a. Sebi

vi. SpNlSt WtUy "a. Sepl.
@liihen0e aoblen, sic einem QifI
Genofen entfieleu iebten beute 09or{
.Qen 6as 2%ogierbaus go. 3435 MorS
aau StrnBe in 8rono, nobel oret
6rauensperionen iflimme 8erletnnf
gen erIitten, ais ie aus Senitern netl
oberen StodDerfe ipruugen, nm lid
9cben 5u retten. Sri. @race SIocunt
mahte ben 8eriuh, lire Shmeitet.
@ellie nit @iilfe einer @oIlOede ousI
einem Seniter oes 5ipeiten Stodluarf9
auf Die StraBe b%innb3ulaieL a6eA
Rellie Derlor Ben Salt iiberihlua ii6,
unO itilr3te nit Oem aopf alf basil
StrabenpiIalter, mo lie NIT 5erihmet9
tertem Shaoel liegen 5!!:eb. 8rac&
maate Damn BEN Sprung in Sic Siefa,
nobel iie beiOe 5uBgeIenta bra6. I
6rnu 9eeIIie Bibion nit ibrer neunf
idbriaen Softer 2uIu i'm Arm9
magic ebenfnlls Ben Sprung uno erE
lit innerIibe @erIeeungen, tp6bren4
oas Gino bell 0aponfam. ;
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Siaefcit acma6t.
g~leaSina %. Sepl

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ltmqe6cu BON einem gniaebos
idapcr6epaifnete 4olisiiten mur0en
aelte Sll0alore @oritto mo Sieia,
no 9e'euicdlia. Ste Mor0er 0e5
2taoa.G0Nta6lers Eimotbu &eae.
her poH Nltenton ga. ~bier5erBe.
bradt uuo in Oas @eidrWniB pon
@erteS @olmio eiRaeliefert, gs ma.
rem untiaiienae &orbereitlmgeu fir
Die 5jherbeit ser @efanaeaen gctroi
len poroea. Did @eioea ltnO onle.
float am IA. September oen a.
nanntcn &eae5er %ermoroet 81 babeM
ais CT tic bei eiuem An9rtffe aui ell
.uH1e @t3adseg dbiaBie. 9tah uoa
brahts Ehat entflohen tie. pi,r0en
aAr I'D @auuid. q. g. OiHaieit ge.
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3t0clen erHaroet an habeu. fir mSi-
dee &~ec5eea'gi sur 3eu lena &guOer
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
SH Guba fol- wieSer sinmaI sintl
gsplautg gleSplutiOH entOedt
Doroen irin.
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Ter 0Onbcrnenr &agODn IGft Ii
Snsabl Der gerOG6tisrn Idlarf
iibsrpadsn.
Nsu gOrfcr seSitaIifsn i'm Spiel !

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Sc lit cine gerlfp5rung entoedA
morOen, Oeren 8Ded 1T. in Scuba eina
Reuolution 81 entfa6en. gluf 4niDei4
lung Oes @ouberneurs Mogoon nerd
ben cine 4nsabl &erionen, BON oenert
man glaubt, oaB tie nit Der 8erihapo@
rHng in gerbinoung itebeu, i9ou ieit
mebrereH Engen iIberpadt. Moll
glaiibt, Dab Rein gorter &apitaIifterS
bInter Der Sane iteden. Die auf bed
Smell befinolihen amerifaniiben 5ol&
oaten mo Die flibaniihe 2anogenoara
merle limo 10 bertbeilt, 0aB eine be-
Daftnete Grbebung ioiort nieoerae-
iporim meroen fonnte. es iheint
ttbrigeHs, 0aB oieie pom @ouberneuc
getroffeHeH 8orii6fsmabreaeln Die
geplante @rbebimg n~orIGufia berettelt
babeu. aun id]eiut es, ais 0b Sic Bee.
ridte iiber Die ange6lide &erldm54
ruug beOeuteHo iibertrieben Iiu6. Sod
Seiteu Der 9tegieruag miro Die 2aga.
aololut nle1t ais g~eTabrorobeno gfes
balten.
es beibt, OaB W3aiio Sara. Elm er.
geborener Rnbaner. oas Saapt 0Ier
9eridmorung lit. Gr lit Elm jog. p}ro.
leilioneller ReDoIutionGr, ser 1dboR
mebrere@rbebungen in lateiniId-ahnc
rifaniideu 9epubIifen 6eleitet fhu1.
@r muBte ~ieiuer5eit ans Ruba Eliidl-
ten; madte Dor 5nei Snbren einnn
mad Der SnieI 1uriidsufeb.
reiL luuroe a6er bon Der &egteruna
gebinOert, ga er alsS t6renfrieS
befanut lit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
qeidlc i'm Suffrr.


Sn elliot BAG, RaGe Seattle, mar.
oe Elm aoffer, Der Die 2eibe zines
iangea glaodens entbielt, geiun0en.
lSH oemielben beianoeH in ierner
5iDei 9rieie. Die auf @riefpapier
0es aobIeRban0lers :. G. GopIngton
geidrieben paren. Ha0 bottle nan
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Seiaeniuno 81 ermitteIn. God II
oas biz jest uiht Der SAL GgUeien.
Seattle, @aib., 90. Sept.
Die beige &oIi5ei hat Die &eihe
IN Dem ON Stran0e BEL South MlfaIt
nnfgefuHoenen aoffer beitimiut ais
DIE Der IL SATIRE alien Srcu 9lgnes
graentan NicGombs goningtDa Ioeil.
fiIi5irt. 9ie 5rau mnr0e, aus 4a.
5eideu 81 IhIieBen, erUiirgt.
lie So0te mar 1ie Satin bon
6faHt Go0iagtob Ser icit mebreren
gtonaten ais &erfGnier BET Ser Oils.
beimer Siquor COMPANY in bieligsr
Staot aHgelteM mar, cher Jest Der.
ldpnnoen it. gr ioa idon ieit elmer
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miHoefens cine @ode oft.
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lit, ioa Dor etrpa 2 Sahren BON
Souisoiae, aD.. bierber gefommen
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Ger I'M Softer gefuu6ene gricf
ltaalmt BON @ouingtoH's SdDeifer
lm6 lit an ben 8ru0er eeriGtet. Weit
SUlfe oieies 8rieies qelang 0ie Soen.
tiii5ierung. 0aS G9epaar GubinatOn
ioa mie 6imo uno aabe gelebt baheiL,
oesbaib lit bic 8olisei Scr anli4t,
DAB GoDinJton m1breflo elmer Ser
bauiigen 3aufereieu III Ser @ut6
ieiHe 5rau ~er1Diirgtc uH0 Sic Qeide
0ann in Oen &ofier itedte uuO ms.
g1eer mari.
Ct. Saul, @inu. 90. sept.
s. g. gopington pom bier, bon
Oeiien 9rieIbogen in Dem Softer qa.
funOen muroen Ser in @aiot Ban
ilabe Seattle. cine Ma0denIeihe ent.
balteH0, entOedt mur0e, erflGrt ole
AHiDeienbeit Der 9riefbogen in Dem
auf iolgenoe @eiie.
s@0itb @ooington, % Sabre alt
um0 Der 22ldbrige 5ranf goDina-
ton maren @eihDiiter, Sic pon ibren
in G~attlesburg, 4p., mo5nen0eu
SroBeltern er3ogen muroen. 0ad-
Dem iie eruahien tparen. famen tie
81 mir auf 8eiub un0 Der iunge
Mann reiite bon bier mad San
5ranciseo, Sal. @1breno er BORT
lpeilte. erbielt ieine nod bier Be.
finolihe ShneIter bon ibHl einen
in Dem 6ronf ieine Mbiitt er.
flGrte, uah &louoite gu gebeu. Dies
mar 0as 2ebte mas mir bon benz i'm.
gen Wfanue b6rteu. Spdterbin per-
beirat6ete ith @0itb uuo pobnt nun
in &utbpen Glen, ga. Mir baben in
3eit feline oirefte @nhridt BON
ibr erbalten, baben ieooh eriabren,
Oob ite gliidlih lebt. 8or Elm poor
fam Elm fir tie beItimmter
aus Seattle bier an unO pur0e
an i6re @Oreiie meiter geianOt. Sd
Dermltbe nun, oaB g0itb mdbreuO
Tires bieiigen aufentbalts an ibren
gruoer idrie6 uno oa5u Die 9rief.
u~nierer Sirma benubte. @abr,
iheiulih iino es Oieie @rieie. Die i'm
gefunoen muroen.
Rihmon0. 8a. %. Sept.
Sammtlihe Mlitglieoer Ser 6ami'
lie @opington, mopon anei in bic
9eide . i'm . Qoffer 9~lffaire in
Seattle, @aib., peripidelt SIT iein
iheineu. 5ogen Dor 8pei Snbreu BON
Glen nod oem @eiten. SIR
Reiiesiel lit in Rut1pen Glen niht
9enau befannt. Sn Ser SamiIie be-
iono lid eineT otter 9omens Goitb.