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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-01
CLARK STATION.

The Clark Station White Sox defeat
ed the Dermacella baseball team of
Hessville for the second time, the score
being II to 8. The game was a very
interesting one up to the seventh in
ming, the score then being 8 to in
favor of Hessville, but Clark began
batting and won. The score by innings
is as follows.
Dermacella ......2 0 0 0 o. 8
White Sox Jr. L 0 0 0 0 6 *-12
Battery for Clark-Kreuger, Behn,
Ro1. Battery for Hessville-Bloom,
Williams. Time 1850. Umpires. ONiely,
Stultz. Tully.
]. scheurer spent the day visiting
in Chicago.
W. ONeil and George Tully of South
Chicago spent the day visiting with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Leutke. Mr.. and Mrs.
P. Gerrity. Mrs. R. Schiening, Mrs. A.
Heimke. Mrs. G. Brady and child Mrs.
D Maloney and children, Buddy and
William of South Chicago, toop a trip
to Clark Sunday with the Behn fam
lily After enjoying a nice supper they
| formed choir and sang many beauti-
full songs. They then took the street
car through East Chicago and then to
their home at South Chicago.
Miss Elsie Gastel who stepped on q
rusty nail, two weeks ago, is improv-
| ing greatly and is now able to walk
| F. Behn and Gus. Grick spent yes
terday on business in Gary.
/
to hear where their school will be this
year. Last year they were taken from
here with a bus to Toleston. Hearing
of all other schools beginning Sept s
| they would like to know where anC
when they go to school.
Mr. and Mrs A Shade and children
| Mable and Earl returned to their HON,
| after spending a few weeks here. TIL
| reason of their stay was for Mr.. Shade
| health. They report a fine time an,
caught many good frogs and fish.
Miss Alvina Behn of East Side spen
the day with Miss E. Behn here
Charles Scheurer and Mr. Mier o
Windsor Park, spent the day visiting
at this place.
John Coleman of Chicago was C1arl
Station business visitor over Sunday.
Messrs. Martin Behn, Walter Blank
John Rox and Oliver Collins of Soutl
Chicago spent the day visiting wit
Walter Behn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Rayder and sor
Harold, of Whiting and Mrs E CIosso
and children of South Chicago cam
here Saturday on the street car and Wis
tied with relativestill Sunday evening.
/ F. Mier of Chicago spent the day fish
ing here.
Mrs. A. Bolles of Chicago spent Sun
! day with Mrs. ]. Prizes of this place.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-01

Ralph Goddard and family, who have
been living In Canada the last two
years, have moved back to their old
home, south of Lowell.
Editor H. H Ragon is attending a
reunion of his regiment and of the
Smith Ragon family in Ohio.
John p Frey of Eagle Creek town
ship is at Hot Springs, Arkansas, in
search of better health.
A number of the iron bridges in
Cedar Creek township are receiving a
fresh coat of paint Tom Clewes is
doing the work
Clifford Kenney is nursing one OF
Jobs Comforters" on his hand.
George Heilig is recuperating at
West Baden, and his wife is visiting
relatives at Waukegan, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs T. D. Dickinson have re-
turned from a visit with Marion co.
relatives.
Mrs A. S. Hull left Monday for the
bedside of her brother, George Shaver
who is very seriously sick at Logans-
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Gormerly are
visiting his parents at Metamore, Q.
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dist church. He does not expetc to re-
turn until some time next week
The schools of Wheeler started I'M
der full head of steam Monday. Miss
Kate Ramenstine, Master Riley, John
johnson and Harold Wilson take a spe-
cial examination in eighth grade work,
which allows them to enter high school.
Mrs Charles A Hatten is visiting
with her father and mother at Burr
Oak. Ind.
Mr.. Charles Hatten. who has been
working as fireman on the Nickel Plate,
but has been off duty for about two
months on account of lack of business,
went to Stony Island Sunday expecting
to go to work again, but on account
of light business he has decided not
to go to work until later. At present
he is working for his brother on the
railroad as a section hand.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barney are Wis
itfng with friends at Glen Park today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-01
ROBERTSDALE.

J. Bartof of Roberts avenue, met with
rather painful accident while at work
in the Glucose compeny, last Friday, by
having the tip taken off one of his
fingers.
Miss Myrtle Soltwedel of Harrison
avenue, visited friends in South Chicago
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs William Rought enter
tanned the formers mother, Mrs. Will
lam Rought and brother. Leonard, of
Cheltenham. at their home in Cleve-
land avenue Sunday.
Miss Selma Vogel of Cleveland ave-
nue., was an Oak Hill cemetery visitor
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eggers and
Frank Buehler attended a launch par
ty from South Chicago to Riverdale
Sunday.
The many friends here of Mrs. Ed
Ehlers. will be panied to hear Of hel
death, which occurred in Logansport
Ind, Saturday. Mr.. Ehlers is wei
known here, having been in business
in Robertsdale for a number OF
years.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Clark and children Of
/
ents Mr. and Mrs Dougherty, Of In
diana boulevard, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fritz of Rob
erts avenue, were the guests Of on
of town relatives Sunday.
Mrs. John HIATT and son, Roy, anC
Mrs Fred Schmittle and son, ar
spending a few days visiting in Por
! ter, Ind.
Mrs Margaret Buehler of Indian;
boulevard, spent Saturday in South Chi
cago the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Violet
Tavern, the five-year-old son Of MI
and Mrs. Haney Rogers, is quite i'll a
their home in Harrison avenue.
Mrs E. Smith and children, Mrs. F
B. Edmonds and Mrs. c. Smith of Sout
Chicago, were the guests of Mr.. an
Mrs E. Aman of Indiana boulevard
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Minceberg Q
Roberts avenue spent Sunday visitin
friends in Gary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Breckman and childre
of Hubbard. ILL.,. are spending a fe7
days with the latters parents, Mr. an
Mrs. August Ehlert of Harrison ave
nue..
Misses Amelia Bader and Ann
Minceberg, were the guests of Mrs. ]
Dear of East Side last evening.
Mesdames E. Holmes, c. Klein, '
Eggers and c. Ashline, saw "A Broke
Idol" at the Whitney theater in Chicag
Saturday afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-01
ST. JOHN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Miller of Crown
Point, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Miller sr.
Misses Cecilia and Rose Ludwig left
for Crown Point Monday to attend the
Lake county teachers institute this
week.
Mrs. Susan Blocker spent Sunday at
Cedar Lake the guest of her sister.
Miss Mary PETER has returned from
Whiting, after spending three weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Pfeifer.
Joseph Suffer and Joseph Holman
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-01
CROWN POINT NEWS
Sent to State Institution.

HuIda steinback, the hayward young
girl, whose direlictions have been
been printed in THE TINES columns
from time to time, was tried in Judge
Nicholson's court on Saturday on the
charge of forgery and as the evidence
was strong enough to warrant the
Judge sending her to the state school
for wayword girls at Indianapolis, the
young girl will have plenty of time to
ponder over her lawlessness. 1t is
said that she is not wholly to blame
for the course she has taken in the
past, and that many an older head has
been instrumental and partially re-
sponsible for her downfall.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-01
auto Party Frightens Horse.

One automobile party, who toured to
Lowell last Sunday in the Wise auto
mobile, TO witness the ball game be-
tween Lowell and Valparaiso. will have
couse to remember the trips for some
time on account of the accident to the
Lowell citizen, whose horse became
frightened of the auto while he was
driving by on the highway near that
town, and precipitated the horse buggy
and rider into the mire and mud OF
ditch some ten or twelve feet below,
the horse and buggy turning two COM
plete sumersaults. The driver was not
hurt to any extent, but his threats
against the driver and occupants of the
automobile were enough to make cold
shiyers run down their backs. The au-
tomobile party was made up of Star
editor. ]. J. Wheeler VIII Steeb, Fred
Ruff and George Fisher, besides the
driver, John Wise, and they are now
drawing cuts to see which one of them
1t was that scared the horse.
John Sherman, probably holds the
record for the biggest and heaviest
pickerel that has been caught in the
Kankakee river for some time. While
fishing there last Sunday John was
lucky enough to hook and land a four
pound pickerel, and although it
gave him quite a fight, Sherman is
prowdly showing his catch to his adj
miring and envious friends.
John Wilson, democratic candidate
for recorder, has been a sufferer from
rheumatism for the last few days and
now walks with a cane, but he always
has an extra Ind to shake and pass
the cigars.
Mrs. Handley will endeavor to tafle
a few more premiums at the Kanka-
kee fair, on her exhibits of fine needle
work she has already been awarded
many premiums at the Lake and Porter
county fairs for her hardwork, and
will TRY to make it three straight wins
at the Kankakee fair.
Herman Sassee is adding improve
ments in the way of a new basement
and porches to his home on Main street
Earl Crawford, the rural mail car.
rier, is taking a vacation from his du
ties as an employee of Uncle Sam.
Mrs. Blackley, mother of Mrs. viii
Handley, returned to Lowell yesterda!
after short visit with her daughte,
here.
Becker, the food man, will soon move
into his new residence on Grant street
Tom and Bill Grant from Lowell
were in town last evening, shaking
hands with their friends. Tom. VIII
is republican candidate for sheriff, i
very optimistic over the outlook an,
is quite sure of success at the poll
next November.
George F. Hassel of Dyer, transacte
business in town yesterday.
Henry and Harry Hathaway. William
H. Morey, and w. A. Deyo. all o
Lowell were Crown Point visitors yes
terday.
Farmers are praying for rain agai
to help the pastures and assist i
furnishing the cows with feed.
w. NJ. cakes of Valparaiso. trans
acted business in town yesterday.
W. F. Fisher of Lafayette, Ind,
a Crown Point visitor today.
Our summer vacationists are re
turning from their outing, but no ar
probable difference is seen in the wa
they do their work
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MONON.

J. c. Throws of Rensselaer, visited
his daughter, Mrs. Ira Gray and family
Sunday and Monday
W. A Mcpherson is building a large
cold storage in connection with his
creamery on Market street.
Bessie Schoield left Monday morn
ing for a visit with relatives and
friends in Brook.
Rev. A. J. Untank of the Baptist
church, has resigned his position as
pastor and will go to college.
Miss Myrna Rose, who has been Wis
iting friends here. returned to her home
in Lafayette Monday.
A. L. Clark was in San Pierre on
busienss Sunday night and Monday
morning.
Mrs. Henry Moon and two children
came home from Chicago Sunday even
ing after a short visit at that place
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reed and baby
visited in Lafayette Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-01
WHEELER.

Mr. o. NJ Tatlock transacted bust
ness in Chicago Monday.
Mr.. L B. Taylor has commenced the
home of Mr.. D. S. Clefford.
Wheeler had another runaway Mon
day caused by Mr.. Clement Fiheld's
team being scared by an automobile.
No one was hurt and the wagon re-
ceived but slight damages.
The Wheeler Methodist Episcopal Aid
society meets Wednesday with Mrs
Conrick.
Rev. C. A. Brooks stated this morn
ing for Attica, Ind, to attend the In
diana state conference of the Metho-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-01
GARY NEWS
Mrs. O'Donnel Is III.

Mrs. George O'Donnel, wife of the
proprietor of the Gary hotel was taken
i'll in her apartments in the hotel and
is now in serious condition. Mrs.
O'Donnel took a turn for the worse
Sunday night, but was relieved after
prompt medical attention. Mrs. O'Don-
mel has been suffering from tonsilitis
several times since she came to Gary
from Ohio, and the atmosphere does not
seem to agree with her. A trained
nurse has been retained to care for her
until her condition is greatly improved.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-01
Forest Fire Threatens.

A forest fire south of the Wabash
tracks started yesterday afternoon. and
for a time took on very threatening
aspect. The blaze was fought by
number of foreigners with buckets of
slough water, under the supervision OF
the police, until the flames was well
under control. The houses in the vi
cinity were imperiled but fortunately
none of them took fire.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-01
WHITING NEWS
Priest Visits Friends.

Rev. John Pascouta, formerly pastor
of the local Greek Catholic church of
this city, but now of Pennsylvania, ar
rived in Whiting to remain until Fri
day.
His family, who have been spending
the summer at their hame at PaVPaw
Lake, arrived today, to also remain I'M
til Friday when the entire family leave
for Pennsylvania to take up their resi-
dence there.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-05

This coupon is good for 25c in the
purchase Of muslin underwear, in
cludinR corset covers. drawers, skirts
and children's white dresses, amount
ing to 81. Good only on items men
toned. This coupon expires Feb. l5.
1903.
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Die 8nnoesidln(o.

@aIbington 2. SSrtli.
2aut einem DOM Sd)aeamt uer.
ofientlidten 9erift 6etrug 0ie 9uu-
0esi6uIo am 80. SUM 1908 junt
Shluie Der @eidditSitunoen - Sen
9aarbeIton0 in Ger Raiie nbgered,ret
= 38,132,409, cine 3una6me poi
81 793, ,794 int9er9leid nit Dem Goc-
monat.
Die SduIO 3erfdat in foIgcu0e
Soften:
8inStrageu6e Shul0. $897,5O3. $50.
ShuIo, oeren @cr5iuiung ieit 6auig.
felt eingeiteIlt lit, $4.130,015.
8insloie S6ulO, $426.056,397.
8otal 81 1,327, ,690, ,462.
0ieier 8etrog ihIieBt ieOoh niAt
Die Summe pon 81 299. .115, 1863 in
3ertififdten un0 Sdlaban1tsnoten Elm,
Oeuen elm gIeiher 9etrag 5ipeds giu-
Ioiung i'm Shnse gegeniiber Itebt.
Ger 8aorbeItano i'm Sbase 5er.
fdut pie foIgt:
@olo-3eierpe, $1500OO.00O.
Srtit 6onos, 81 ,299, lis, ,869.
General 6on0, $1S9, ,612920.
SSn geational 9anfeu, $155, ,219.'
3t4.
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3otaI, $1,8O7 352. .855, neIher
Summe Sihtfor0erun9en I'M @e'
trnge BON $1,417794.862 aegeniiber
iteben iooaB Ser Netto 0aarbeItan0
$3.50, ,557 ,993 betrGgt.
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Salt ab.
@ofhinaton. .. G.. 2. sSltTi

@afbington, 3. G., 2. SS1tIi.
Der republifoniifle Rralioent'
ff,oftsfonol5ut gSaiam s. Gait
ieate beute 0as Amt oes 4riegsiefr7.
tars, pie angefiinoigt, nie0er, nah-
Dem er 4 Sabre un0 5 0tonate Oa5
ariegsornt gcleitet bate.
geim glusidei0en iteute er Den Be
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nen NohfoIger Dor.
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Seute, nm Die Wiittags5eit, legte
Ser General 2ufe @rigbt ben @iO ais
@rieesiefret1r ab. SSn 9egleitlng Ses
5uriidaetretenen Sefretdrs Saft fam
er aus Ser 8riontoifice in ben onge.
meinen @mpfangsrnum, mo iih cine
oroBere 9lwobI Irnee.Offijiere unO
geomte oes 9riegsomts perinmmelt
batten. Inter oen iibIihen 3eremo.
nien tpuroe Serr @risbt bon sem
Slniitent GbefClerf So6n 9. GanooIpb
teret0ldt.
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ttolienHhe 5Gbrifnnteu oneeb0reL
olfgelolt.
@sidlieht linen redlt.
N0it0on, 2. Wll.

Son0on, 2. SSuli.
@ie geitern pegen 9lWbeit0rung
Dor Dem YapIamentSgcbiuOe perblf.
teteu q Sufira9ttten apur0en bcute
Dem YoIi6eiridtcr porgeiiibrt uno 81
@el0itruten perurtbctlt. Die meiitcu
lueI9crten iih. ioldp 5u bejablen un0
pW0en ms @'eidngniB obgeiiibrt.
Wlarp Seigb 1mo cine anOere Suifro.
gette, Die eiltlcitaI0enernaben Die
Senlter in scr glnltSeuchnli9 oes
Suemiers 2lSquitb eiuldlu9en. ipiu.
Hen 5u 2Lmonatlid)er Sud)tbails.
itroie oWurtteilt.
ct. YeterSburg, 2. S5ltIi.
Ger eeuiel0cte aonlpi in Guhri5.
0eriien. mar, lnut iocbeu oio 9ltu
bier einaetrofieuen geridJten ein
ie6r helper uno mar meE oIS rur
cir Gjeiedt. 6s iouen so 2eute &C.
t6Niet unO pieIe peuuunoet norocn
iein. @enoue 3obIeu liegeu ieOodD
nidt nor. SIN Dem 9ampi betbei!il.
ten iid Die GeiterborOeu gfahiu
&bon's.
Der ameritaniihe 8ouiul IN "a.
brii, 0otn. bat pom ruiiiihen @cnc'
roltoniuI Shub fir ooS periiAe
YeriouaI oes 9oniuIats gefor0ert.
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GinbnTtsbcfehl aufacbObcn.
Cincinnati. o, 2. SltIi

StAANt4t4'NtAAs - NN4&Als
SSn elmer ioeben obgegebeneu Grt.
IdeiOung erfIGrte Der 9unOeStreis.
ridter Slater, 0aB 0ie 8unOcs5etor.
en- na6 Dem beute in Strait treten0et
@eies gegen 2ebensmittelueridliduu
ons unbeitrittene Geht baben, Sic
Erooufte Der 8renuereien nit oAlto'
boI", Spirit uno n9rnuntwein
bcjei6nen 81 Ioiien 3l gleiher 3eit
bob er Den am Samitag ser clifton
Springs 0eitiaing Go" geiud5rtclI
tempor1ren @inboIts6efebl, Ourh mel.
den es oem bieiigen 9iunenitcucr'
einnebner 8ettman uno ieinen vi.
hcrn nerboten tuer0en iolte, oaS
Ero0uft ser genannten 6irma, aaS
felt 80 S5obren als YlSpiritus" ilu
Marfte mar, anOerlpeitig 81 be5eidl.
men, ouf. Ser &ihter por Der 9ln'
ii6t, oaB Ole 8eieuid)oft tein Gi9eu'
tbumsredt aui oicie gejeibnunJ
babe. :
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Seute Gornlittag tuur0e nit oen
SerhaubI4ingen i'm &ro5eB GitIen.
burg iortgefnbren, uadyoem tie qr.
itern unterbroheu puroen neil Scr
An9etIaate einen Shtpohcoufaa er.
litteu hattie. Die Oefient.idfeit 1T
ouSgeidIoiien. @s beiBt 0aB ndb.
reno Scr 3ornrittogSiiblnq Ser Siirit
81 @uleubura perbort ipur0c.
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Die gau5e ISOLDE in ser &aiicritoni
Gos SubiI1ums. .9unoesidiefen 7ur
6eier OeS 60idbriseu Rc1ieruna5.
iubiIdums aniier 6ron5 1SoiepsS hot
be9onnen. 9lus allen 3idmnaeu Ser
@iuoroie bnben Die Giien6ahner Sic
Shiieerbriioer ans nIler g9elt berbci,
sebradt uno irobIihe Bruppen in
mnleriihem Sdiitenfoitiim heIeben
Aos 9iIo Ser Straben, Sic iic 6urd.
Sieben.
StaIieniihe Sfiieen, oaren llni.
form on Oie Der 9crgiaaIieri erirrcr.
6ran5oien in ibren fiRicn ,Sadcn,
Sflipei5er NIT benz @enl55art am
6ut gnaI1noer. 9eIaier. @ried,en
ia Argentinier, ipefielten ob NIT Ben
niht minoer ihnuden arnu-griiaen
llniformen ser oiterreidiihen mo
oeutihen Sdiieenbriioer @ierjebn
0atlonen iino amtlih 0urh ihre
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rem oeutiden Stdote BADEN lire Oil,
5IeIlen DeIegoteu gelhidi
eines iit luenn man bic pieieu
frem0en Shiitcn betradict unuer'
tennbnr uno uuterid)eioet oo5 lSu6i.
Idunsfeit mcieutlih bon anoere1
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Dem 9luitreteu Der SSremoeu oaB niele
inter ibnen iid iiber oas ionitlle Ri.
ueau Der SbeiInehmer pon Sdiiteu.
feiten erbeben. Bel oaer Irohlihseit
uno aIlcH Subel 5eigt ibr }Ilitycteu.
ooB Elm groBer EbeiI Der Gclc9aicn
Wanner IN berporrasen0er ioYalcr
Steuung iino.
Ger gmpiang, ooer ridtiler Sic
@mpiange. mdren, tuie es bei Ger oenl
@leuer angeborenen 8altIidEeIt nidt
nnOcrs 5u erparten mar, ouSne6mer0
berjIih. Die NiitgIieoer oes gm.
pfanasfomites iinO in Den IeBten "a.
gen luenig sur &ube gtomrcn.
0ie 9ur6iiibrung oes gnn}en 5e.
ties bot, luie besonnt. Ser ,8iener
Sdiibenoerein~ iibernommen. Nh
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oes 3entrnI-Gomites. Itebt ser 2}na.
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Somiie geboren unter AuOeren ;Siirit
iSran5 SSSoieph 9Iuersperg. 6iirit Mar
6gon ,Siiriteuberl, ser regiercu0e
6itrit S5obonn pon mo 81 9iedlten.
itein unD Der .Nrauerfijrit" anton
Trcber an.
Gie orei bon aaiicr 1rnuJ Soicp6
nus1eietten @reiic iino herrlbc
8unit1perfe ser lSilbcridmieOcarbtii.
Gin m6htiger &umptH in funitpou
aetriebener SIrbeit. nit Uiiin5eu aqer
Snbaburge uuo Qothringer aaiier.
am mnrmornen Sofel nit sem
HeihSooIer. ser Ietel nit BEN aoeic
oes 6aiiers geidiitt
Ger 5lueite Qreis If Gin natnr1c.
treu ausgefiihrter rohren0er Sirid
dui eihenem SoteI; Scr brittle cine
rieiiae 9unif)bomIe nit Go6let ms
Shopfer, aIIes TciuiiIber.
Gle BON oen Gr}br}o1en aeitiite.
ten @reiie purocn ebcuiuas MD, me.
nig beruun6ert. beiou0ers Oie Suber.
tlS- -Stntu3, pon Gr}hcr}oa 1rmi
Snlontor geihentt. cbeuio Sic non
9onig GolparO. Dem 03nil oon giirt.
temberg, Dem @rimeu 2uitpol0 aou
9oncrn, Dem G6ujl Don Rnmdnicn
uro oem Siiriten oon gul0arien ae.
DiOmeten Yrciie
auf Sen S9eibcnit1noen berriat
ein reges @eiuilhI.
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8luanaslueiie 9seniiOnirnna.

g9qIbington 9. g., 2. SSuIi.
Der Ite1pertretenoe NarineminiIter
Rapberrp erpartet beute o0er NOR.
aen cine @ntlport Oes Yrdiieenteu
Rooieuclt oui sen ibm 5ugeiarStcn
geridt Der 2onteraoaniraIe in 9e5lg
nlf ppangslueiie Heniioniruns uon
90 6lottenoiii3ieren.
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sornaSO.

Sonesoiae. @is,. 2. SuIi.
Gin Sorno0o. tpelher 9eltern Nbero
Die Staot un0 ltmaegeno beinliudlte.
bat aroben ntaterieIleitS dloOen onqe.
ribtet. Wtebrere Eerionen trugen
8erlesuneen oopon.
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moroen. oob pou lebt an uur Damn
Sii5ierS0ueIIe inn 9leihe itaitfinoen
oiirien. penn iic Ole @cnebmlgung
eincs @brergericbts boben. Sid obne'
iolte @enebnigunp gt ouelireu,
miro BON nun an ais gerIesuna ser
0icnitregeln betrohtet unO itrenge
bcItpatt.
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Die Gbultra in Scn 9bilippiuen.
Nl2nniLn. 9. Soil

Die Cholera bat iidl Die0erum BON
Ser @ropin5 8O9aiinou mad Der Bro.
pima geueba Celia perbreitet. unn
Suar geibGb Die 8erihleppun9 ourH
9eute, Die an lGnolihen iSeiteh tbeil.
nobmen. Sotpeit lit crit cine Ort.
I6aft in Der Iestgenannten 4rouin3
pcrleud1t. geur nod in Den Yrooin'
sen 9agofinan uno Gapi5 lit oie gbo.
lero jieinlib oerbreitet. oOh nirunt
aud bort Die 9abl Der Sale ob gla.
milo lit ednsIib frei bon Der Seuhe.
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@aitfrrnnoidlaft.

Dnaos, 8erv q 15tIi
gei Der am f2. SyuIi beginHeuoen
uu0 orei Toge mGbrenoeu ~ytationaI
gleinion Der elfs" uiro es bod bcp-
aebcn. Dos 9rogramm meiit II. u.
elm Barbecue auL bel iDeId)em 900
ghno Rino. uno 1000 Bhino cd
lenileild gebroten mo toitenirei AZ
bic Baite Dertbeili loer0eH loaen
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@itOcr bri Der ar6cit.
92ap Norf. 2. oSnIi

gtGp Dorf, 2. Sui.
Sente nobmen ole in 6en hleligen
gunOesihiiisbouhoieu beid)aItigten
gIrbeiter. Die Ran9els n0tbiger
Honos ouf mchrerc Nonate beir-
laubt lporoen iporen, ettpa 5000 an
Der 2obI, Ole arbeit pieoer chi.
YiDoroerit ion nit Dem 9au oeS
neucn SdIadtibiii5 ~6Iorioa" be-
aonnen iDer0en.
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Sinridltnna.

@eftersiielO. Gonn., 2. SSiiIi.
SSm bieiigen StaotSaefdngnib luur'
be bcute friib SSobu@asIiGuesfp, mel
der ser Grnroroun1 BON ASobn Sltfas.
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ginOntt 5eritOrt.

Tirh cine Dpnamiterploiion spur.
osn bcnte 5luei ihpere eiierne StiieGy
oes 2ebigb 8onen@iaOatftes an Der
Selfirf uno 5errn Str. uuo Sic an
oeiniefbcn beiim0lid)en @cleiie ouS
ihrer Gage gebrnht Ter 8iaNutt
mar pom ben 3ontroftoren IlcGlin'
tod & Woribau eebnut uno crit nor
einigen Tagen ferti9gciiellt morOen.
Dn 6ie 5irmn 5unciit nihtgelpcrt'
Ifaitlihe 9Irbeiter beidaitigt miro
nnaenommen. onB bier Elm Radcdtt
porlieat. Gin 01nnn. Der it'd in ucr'
6ahiiaer Beiie in ser gidbe Ocs 2'ia'
auftes unLbertrieb, purOe ocrbaltet.
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@nalaHS.

2ou0on, 9. SSiIi
Qie 9IufI0iung oes giobrentrudts
eriolete. neil Sie ibottiihcu ,5irlueH
YreiseunaB1uuQen gelpdbrten. mas
oen dmerifnniid}Gn @eieuihaiten
niht pabte. iUorali oos SDnoitat IN
Die Bride alma.
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@nte Ss,abIuna.

EariS. 2 Nlli
Goinono 9loitan0 poaeuoete belJie
irn neues Tbeateritiid rGbnnteiCer"
un0 iibergob 0as Manuitriut ioiort
Scrrn Sean GoauAin. ser ibm oailir
6ic aleiniqfeit BON $4,000 bs3ohiie
gs iin0 8orbereihutlen getrorcn
moroeu. oos Stiid 81 gleIdler 3eit IN
Earis. 2onoon unO 4au 9ort nni5n'
fiIbren.