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The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30

Kinsella. insurance.
Wall paper at Horne's

Wall paper at Horne's
A Surprise for you-Read Ram
saws ad.
Clarence Abbott left Monday for 8
trip to Chicago.
Walter Fl. Shaw spent Sunday In
Denver with his family.
c. II. Terrill left last Monda,
morning for Portland, Oregon.
Bargains in lands, improved and
unimproved. Woodruff Il Mumper.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hawks left
last Saturday for trip to Cali.or.
MIA.
Miss Myrtle English went to Fort
Morgan last Thursday for a visit
with friends.
Miss Anna McGinnis is recovering
from an appendicitis operation in
the Greeley hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Putney went
to Canon City last Thursday for a
"CCh . NlStU Will lTISIluS.
Mrs. G. a. Granger and daughter,
Miss Edith, went through Greeley
last week, en- route for California.
Mrs II. Work will leave this week
for a visit with her sister in Pitts
burg, Pa and also at other points in
the state.
During the high wind storm Sat
urday the framework for the new
church being built near the S. L..
w. ranch blew down.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green have
moved TO Greeley from Denver. They
will make their home With their
daughter, Mrs. William Tell.
T. W. Bird and brother, George,
who were called to Clinton, H.,
three weeks ago, by the death of
their father, returned to Greeley last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f Hoffman and
little son left this week for an ex-
tended Western trip. They will stop
At Salt Lake City, various points in
Idaho and Oregon.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Florence Packard and G. M.
Dvummond, which will take place In
Eaton May 4. Both young people
are we'll known in Greeley.
Found guilty in the first degree
for doing the best horse. shoeing.
pillow work, tire setting. rubber tire
work and machine forging. j.
Waite. 7O6 Seventh street, Greeley.
Misses Tessa :and Laura CRADLE
went to Fort Collins last Friday for
4 few days visit with their BROTH
ers, Harley and Bert CRADLE, who
live on . ranch ten miles from Fo:t
Collins. 4
M. Stone went to Fort Collins last
Friday to attend the Master Plumb
ers' association. There we're over 100
delegates present, as the dis, riot en-
braced Colorado, Wyoming and New
Mexico. A banquet was rendered
The delegates at the Northern Friday
evening.
A book of Photographic views of
Greeley and great deal of statistical
data on the city and surrounding
country was sent to Congressman
Bonynge last week. by Postmaster
Gray, to be used in furthering the
bin now before congress for federal
building in Greeley. The matter
was collected by committee from
the Commercial club.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
boRNaHoUsToN
title Locals.

the jeweler.
ia, insurance.
surance. j. V. Crone.
rise foy you-Read Ramsay's
Leafgren spent Sunday In
d see the enormous line OF
Dunham's.
mes will be sold at Cong.
church Apr. 30.
INT all kinds of furniture
hold goods-7l1 sth st.
P. Goodrich went to Den.
saturday to visit her daugh-
Thompson returned last
from a ten days stay in
10.
Billing your household goods
chance to bid OH 1t. Ill
1sipers'.
lima Conroy returned last
% . weeks visit with rel
Asaten. Nsb.
A. Youngs left Sunday
months trip to Los Ange-
she will visit q sister.
zzie Buchanan came down
Collins last Monday for n
her daughter, Mrs. q. O.
ark Bennett of Portland,
buopped here Saturday for a
visit with his sister, Mrs.
inbred.
/ the sheep and lambs that
b on feed here the past win
cave for market this week.
fR is being rushed out as
is possible now in order to
Vantage OF the uniformly
res.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
War with Japan

could not possibly make as many
cripples as rheumatism does every
year. And yet there is no reason
why this disease should cripple any
one, IT,. all sufferers will rub the
afflicted parts night and morning
with Billiards. Snow Liniment.
Cures all aches and pains. Sold by
all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
Free Popcorn and Chewing Gum.

Bring your May baskets to j. M.
Peterson May for free popcorn and
chewing gum; 7201a Main street.
Open from q. m. to II p. n. seven
days in the week.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14
Easy and Worth While.

Real popularity consists In not tell,
ing your troubles. In always being
cheerful. In always having something
bright and pleasant to say and In not
being selfish.
do little klndnesses to your friends,
They do not cost much OF an effort
and they are appreciated so much.
IF you have good taste, help them
10 plan their wardrohes or their hats.
Always repeat the nice things you
hear about them, but never the bad
ones.
when they are In trouble, be surs
10 call or write a kind little note full
OF sympathy.
I'm other words. try 10 please them
and forget about yourself"
MAUD ROBINSON.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14
The Man Flirt.

What cannot understand" re-
marked the wise woman. lis why a
girl win mourn over the firtatious
habits Of the man she Is engaged to.
Read the correspondence columns OF
any woman's magazine and you will
tind this to be the case--girls are ask.
Ing frantically how to win him back
or does the directress Of the CORE.
spondence column think It Is serious?
lis II seriousf Wen. rather But
it's nothing to feel bad over, The
glrl who makes this discovery ought
to be 50 grateful she is not married
to the man there should be no room In
her heart for sorrow. When It hap
pens after marriage the tragedy comes
inl
Don't hesitate a moment, girls, to
break the engagement, and, far from
crying. be happy and grateful you were
warned In time.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14
The Led Twln.

The survivor of twins II sometimes
credited with curious powers. In folk.
0rs he takes bis place with the sew
anth son and with the child born with
. cauL All these are supposed to have
either special powers OF healing or In
some cases 10 be gifted with the mys.
terlous power Of second sight. I'm
Essex. England" says w. q. Black In
his book on Folk Medicine" "a child
known familiarity az a left twin. O.,
child who has survived It's fellow
twins thought 10 have the power Of
curing the thrush by blowing three
times into the patients mouth II the
patient 10 OF the opposite sex" This ia
folklore, pure and simple. Another
country notion generally held Il that
Il twins are boy and girl the latter
WIN never become a mother. The
PSYCHOLOGY OF the subject ls obscure.
but there b probably ground for the
ballet. Another idea not lnfrequently
met with 10 that the intelligence OF
twins h below the average. Il Is al.
ways dincult 20 prove a negative. but
II Il fery doubtful whether facts sup.
part thls notion Of limited intelligence
% any extent whatever Il Is much
mere probable that their physical
strength ls likely 70 be something less
than normaL
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14
what's In aN.m.7

Come here. BatesI" roared DR.. Big
wig, head and only master Of the
Cramton village school. II have today
received-ahem!-a letter from Mr..
johnson informing me that his son is
unable to attend school In consequence
OF a thrashlng you yesterday inflicted
upon him. Is this fact. BatesY
"N-n-no. STRIP quailed Bates. Il new.
er touch Inn"
But DR. Bigwig did not believe. and
two minutes later Bates was asking
FOR permission to stand up in class, the
benches being OF wood.
On the following day johnson re-
turned. and DR.. Bigwig sought justifi-
cation Of his act before the whole
class
Did you tell your father that Bates
thrashed your" he asked.
mo, sir" piped the youth.
The masters countenance clouded.
but your father wrote to me, say.
Ing that Bates did lt!' he Numbered.
Il know e didF' sniyeled johnson.
1T were Billy Beauchamp did It, sir.
but father couldn't speel Beauchamp,
30 he wrote tes."-London Answers
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14


derfully sweet and clear singing. Her
lovely voice is guided by deep. artIs-
tic training. gay humor and temper
ament tinged by the very essence Of
music"
The program follows;
I. (a) Cailan, "Du ar min so. .
tb) chadroick, 20, Let Night Speak
of Me-" (c) Chadroick, Allah" (d)
Filling, min skat." (e) Paladellie,
Spanish Song"
Olivia Dahl.
2. (a) Libetius, "Impromptu. .
tb) Libetius, "Zalse Trlste."
Jessie Rice.
3. (a) syogren. II dronmen du
ar mig nara" OBJ NevIn, Little Boy
Blue" (c) NevIn. "In Winter I Get
Up at Night" (d) Hadley. my
Shadow" (e) Grieg. "Elt syn"
Olivia Dahl.
I. (a) ole Olsen. "Caiorice. (b)
Ole Olsen, Butterflies
Jessie Rice.
8. Norwegian and Swedish Folk
songs,
Olivia Dahl.
Tickets now on sale at Occur a.
Alene Drug store,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14

II don't believe IN all that cram
mIng!' Mrs. Sensible glanced into the
next room. where girl Of sixteen sat
studying under the lampllght, with a
wet towel bound around her head and
a perfect archipelago of books spread
around her your daughter Is
sweet, attractive girl. Don't make a
grind Of herr
well, you know" the mother an
swered, "Susie's teacher is very ex-
acting, She gives them such long les
sons. Susie has to study right after
school and then again In the evening"
well, would either complain or
change her school," retorteG Mrs. Sen
sible. There should be a difference be-
tween the education of a girl and that
OF a boy. Girls don't need so much
book knowledge as all that.
Susie Is not fitting herself to be
teacher, Is she7 No; / thought not.
But she Is trying for honors7 What
for7 What are school honors worth
In comparison with a girls health,
her appearance and the thousand and
one things she gives up for them2
don't see Susie at the dancing classes
any more. My daughter says she has
not been there this winter No; l
don't suppose she has time IL she
studies like this, but, my dear woman,
which will do her the most good in
after life-her school honors or the fact
that she Is graceful dancer, one who
won't be left to decorate the wall at
parties? She has given up her music
too? Well, that's pity. It's quite
source Of pleasure both to her family
and her friends when a girl can play
and sing acceptably, and Susie has a
pretty voice. suppose it's useless for
me to mention what ! came over for.
You see, my daughter is forming a
dFessmaking and millinery club. Nine.
Fittings teaches the members how to
make their own shirt waists and wash
dresses, and Miss Bud gives lectures
on practical millinery. It's splendid
training for girls, who win probably
be glad of It after they are married
and have to get along on small allow
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14
TAFT ON LABOR pLANKs.
WIN Compare Platforms in Accept.
anee speech.

WIN Compare Platforms I'm Accept
ance speech.
HOT SPRINGS, Va, July 14.--Be-
ginning the work OF writing his
speech OF acceptance OF the presl-
Dental nomination, to be delivered
in Cincinnati on July 2S, Judge w.
II, Taft yesterday made a careful
study and comparison OF the demo-
cratic and republican platforms adop-
ted by the recent conventions. The
injunction planks will receive the
most attention. so much more having
been said on this subject. criticism
from democratic sources having been
made on his record while on the
bench In respect to the process OF
the injunction and the two parties
having adopted planks on that sub
ject which are liable to play an Inn
portant part In the coming campaign.
Judge Taft will declare his position
on this question In forceful aud I'M
mistakable terms. Senator Warmers
notification speech will be so brief
that It will not require over 10 min
utes Ia delivery. The speech OF ac-
oeptanee win treat public questions
at greater length and will not be
forthcoming for several weeks after
the ceremony of notification to the
candidate has taken place.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14

ances. Well. was afraid you would
say that. OF course | suppose under
the circumstances she hasn't time. I'm
sorry to hear you have had trouble
with your maid. understand you
are still without one. It's too bad, for
l suppose you have to do all the cook.
ing, as Susie has never had time to
learn that sort of thing"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14

We are prepared to furnish up-to-
dats calling cards; all styles and
sizes. Let Us show you samples.
Press Publishing Co.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14
A Slow Preesaa.

~IVWW WFWNNHUs
The constant dripping Of water win
wear away the hardest stone. but PEG
pie who sit and wait around for It to
do so don't get very far.--Chisago Rec
ord Herald.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14
NOTED LADY SINGER.
WIN Entertain At the Auditorium
Friday Evening.

Miss Olivia Dahl will come to
Occur d'Alene Friday. July II. A
Minneapolis paper has this to say
about her singing: miss Olivia
Dahl charmed her hearers with her
beauty, her clear. flexible, and won
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14
Hints to
Women.

A Girls Education Why
Weep Over q Mans Flirta-
lions II He Is Not Your
Husband? = The Secret of
Popularity.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
SECRET SOCIETIES

ODD FELLOWS Occur d'Alene lodge No "A
meets every Tuesday evening at FrateTnai HALL
corner Fourth and Occur d'Alene streets. j ri
Williams, Noble Grand Ludwig Roper, Ree'y
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14

MstrOpOle U. $. inspected meats.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

wANTED-Bundle wrapper. Norquist pert
Store.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14

WARTED-Girl who can cook and do general
WORK, or one who Is accustomed to the care of
children. Inquire COL Lakeside.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14

WANfED--Woman for general Homework
Apply 1907 Sherman st. Bell phone 178Y.
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BOY WANTED-Boy 10 TO II years OF age who
wishes to learn the printing business can find
IN opening by applying TO the Press office. Must
years
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14

LOST Pocket book containing SIS and a parcel
check. Finder leave at Press office.
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FOR RENT-A nice barn Inquire sls sixth
street.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14

FOR RENT-That five crescent 7-roOm bun
galow In choice location Mt corner Third and
wallace just vacated is for rent to desirable
tenant Inquire at Once Of Drs. Watts & Wood
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14

LOST~-Blue silk parasol In Blaekwells park
or electric station. Reward. Leave at Press once
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14

FOR sALE--Must be sold at great sacrifice.
new malleable steel range with reservoir, and
some good cooking utensils, wash tubs, etc, 1
quarter sawed oak dining room table, 2 oak
chars folding lounge, 10x12 rug. Enquire of
l. at Press office.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14

FOR SALE Good second hand furniture at
bargain. Apply to sO2 Foster 81.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14

wANTEp-a competent girl for general house.
work. sol Lakeside.
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FOR RENT Furnished room, 1913 Garden St.
corner 4th
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FOR SALE One acre land small house. A
snap Phone 1877 Il.
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PACIFIC ELECTRIC IRONS
The Best by Actual Test

years not o5
practical
iron on the market
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14

FOR SALE-Or trade, gasoline launch. In
quire 102 west Occur d'Alene 81.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14

FOR sALE-TwO lots, corner Ninth and Elm,
$3.50, see r. W. Collins, Agent
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There Are No ComebaCks

The Pacific iron is guaranteed for year. This guarantee
The irons used 10 hours day With ordinary the
ciGc iron WILL LAST A LIFETIME
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-14
Pacific Irons are Renewable
ECONOMY

The patent plug which transmits the crrent the
Gnanng the operator not only to regulate the heat perfectly but effect
about from electric fixtures Then ~
ecOnOmV Of time
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-29
N1rner Soft.

Nep-D IS. September Sh
Der ,9etbel airicon WetbooiIt Gpis-
copol Gbur6" in Nr. 800, @eit-25.
StraBc, bat Der Eaitor Der STRIDE,
Nep. Or. H. 6. Eorions, geItern
No6mittog urlter ben aliipi5ien Der
Bethel 2itcrorp Sorum" cine Nn-
iprohe gebalten, meld)er boS 5benla
Sic N~ninroiitGt oes Tr0iiOerten
Hooicpclt uno Ots Srn. Soit gegen
Snotor 6orofer IN Der Brownsville
Nn9elegcnbcit" ST. @runoe lag.
SIN Gerloui ieiner Heoe iogte er,
0oB CT lieber ieine Sonb ms Selltr
bolten moQe, ol8 ieine Stimme fiir
Init obgeben. Gr geiBelte ErGlibent
HOoiapelt'S &crbolten, Der lih nit
Scorlt ais nitiQcn Gbeilbober" eins
loiie, oemielben Seorit, Dem er olirf)
Hoot ben Gorlpuri gemo6t babe, OnB
er Der gnItifttr Der Grnloroung oeS
Erdiioentcn Wcainlep gemeien JET.
Nod lcincr Nniid)t t0nne fem 6or-
bigger, Der MIR ciuen 6u1fen Selbit-
odtlrng bcliBe, in bicier @dbl fir 0aS
rcpllblifoniihc Sidet 1tinmcn.
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@citinbiid)c Stnrmucrbccrnnacn.

SINAI il II, Samoica, %. Sept.
= Son NoiIoit, q. g., miro per &a.
bel bierber berihtct, boB Ser Srfan
bort %ltn9ehclre gerwiiitingcn an9e-
rid)tet unO cine troitloie Gage geidoi.
fen bat. Die @elppbncr beiinocn iid)
in arobter Notb. Iuf oringcnocS
Terlangen oes 8ollperneurs ser ga.
bonlos lit ser Stronger .Scplla" beltc
Worgen nit elmer bctr1htlid)ell
Guantit1t bon Habrungsmittcl- 0pr.
rdtben oobin abgegansen.
Eoint .Yitrc, @uooelolpc,
%. september. - Ter Srfan, mel.
der ilber bic meitinoiiden Snieln ga.
bingefegt lit, rihtete IN oieier Stoot
MIR ~aeringen Sdooen an, aber sic
ldnolihen Giitriftc bnben idner &c.
litten. Der @ino blics nit FOLDER
Seftigfeit. ooB Soblreihe grobe Ban.
ne entluur5elt uno Die GGd)er elmer
Nn5abl bon 3%uderiabrifen abgetro.
gen muroen. Gie 3uderrobr . Grntc
lit ldJper beid1oiat. Gin aiiitenoam.
pier mnrbe an oen Strono getriebcn
un0 lit Elm pouiges @rod. Seoer
gerfebr lit uuterbroden.
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Iniicoclmng in Scrnialem.
Sic oortigen aolonien ioQen lol1t eins
gelotfenen 9eri6ten gut ges
0Ciben.

Sic 0ortigen aolonien iollen lallt ei1s
g~eloufenen 9eri6ten gut &C.
bei6en.
Nem. 0orf, %. September. -
Sn Dem SobreSberidt Der nSiibiiden
Soloniiotions- @%eielid)oft", Der 10.
cbcll pcroffentli6t mor0en it, miro
ouf Ole iiibiihen Solomon in Sale,
ltino, Die fir Die 3ionilten uno ole
@crioner, Die on Der 9emegung sur
@icberciniebullg Der >Sitban ulf il.
rom oltcn @cbict Intbcil gcnommen
bobelL bon 0roBem Sntereiic iinO, be.
ionocrS Hiidii6t 9enonmen. Die
@clclihnft bot befonntli6 Die Ser.
lpnltlrng Der MiQionen. luelte Scr
reritorbenc Baron oe 0irid) fir be.
hrGngtc ~(Ssroeliten binterlaiien bat,
in SGnoen.
,Sn Dem 9erid)t bciBt es IN Dem
Sbeil, Der bon Sen SOLOMON in ga.
lcitino banbelt, boB Der Sortidritt,
mcld)cn Die &oloniiten IN moterieIcr
ioipobl, pie IN morolii6cr @e5iebuna,
IN Den leBten orei Sobren gemod)t
bGttcn, gun5 bcrporrogenO lei. Die
2clltc ieicn ST. Der Giniid)t gcfonmtL
bob ibrc 3ufllnft leoiglid bon ibncll
iclblt obbGngt, mno bic SbGtigfeit,
meld)c onber bon ibnen I'M leBtt1
Sabre crtfaltct mllr0c, lci Der bette
@epciS oofiir. SoIt iiberall mar bic
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gos,5 nod @rlnih nlsiicl, bitten oic
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fSaa mar, bcn Mlltb perloren nno an
oic @cicllid)oft appellirt, ionberu i'm
@~cgentbcil, iie b1tten nit pcrboppel-
ter InItrcnollng ~gcnrbcitct.
Ser 9~orlebens- 6ono IN ScritIolem
babe 305 @orger in ieinen 9ilderu,
nnb onl Gnbe ocs SobreS 1907 beirut
gen Die Standardization oieier 2ellte
S5,455 SruncS. WeiitenS ieien cs
SlcinbGnblcr, Die aus Den Garleben
Tortbcil 5icbcn. Sie 9lrbciteriuobii.
bGlicr bcltGnoen ans 80 SIliiern 5l
einen @ertbc bon 105,772 SrancS,
bon benen 1880 TroncS 5nriid9e-
Soblt ieicr. Tene S1lticr iurrben I'M
Sabre 1907 nidt gebout. @dbreno
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lten m%tsgetbcilt. Sir Die Ginitelllln9
6reicr 2ebrlin9e in SamoSflS un6
Den Mnfollf beS SunomerfS3Gtges fir
clnen Siid)ler IN Scruiolem mi,rben
1000 SroncS ollsgegebcn. @r1ea
Der boben 2ebensmittclpreiie eroffne.
ten Die &ertreter Ser @eie1i6oft bier
TepotS, Die Ser cpolferrmg bon 81.
uliulem leiht slgGnglih limo unb in
belcn Mcbl SIT eincn Ereiic, Der bier.
sig Ero5ent nicorigcr ais Der regil.
l1rt WorftpreiS lit, pertouit miro.
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WirS abactafclt.
&aidjercr 6ortifritt ser 9ergungS.
Nrbcitcn al Dem %geltronoeten
&rcl,cr ,Oanftc." Is

o'uINje'N' Sp'tlNp'ht w. SNtS'h'SN
Nrbcitcn al oem %geitron0eten
&rcu5cr .Oanftc."
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Iic MrbeiteE ont &reu5er r9onfce,"
Scr am lctten Mittpod) oui bem
Spindle God geltrmnbet lit, mad)te
geitcrn rald)en Sortihritt, ga sic See
glatt mar uno Der Nebcl iih elm me.
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sluigabe, ipeld)c ser gergemanni6ait
gcitcllt lit, lGBt iih einigermaBen aus
Dem 6aftilm erfcuner, BOB bel ser
Arbeit ai1Ber mebreren 2ihtcridofien
500 Wann, %pcaitGnoige 9eree-Appa-
rnte ans Bolton uno Nep.Oorf. Siuei
apblenififie Der Marine, 3pei
S6leppbampfer ans Der grooflpner
Napp-Daro lnb 5pei iubmarine Zen.
oers nnb S%orpeOoboote engagirt iinb.
Tie geltrige arbcit bcltnno baupt
iGdlid ourin, sic icd)s5ouiae 9atterie
BON Dem Grelt5er peg5ubringen. Mun
sIaubt, 6aB Der areii5er Bis 5ulli
Wittpod) poIlitanoig abgetafelt uno
ser aofieroamm pollenbet icin miro,
10 oob nit oem gintreten ser 6lutD
Salle bon Sen Shleppbampfern on
Dem 4relt5er befeitigt iperben fonnen
nno nit Dem abihleppcn oes Sabr.
Seligcs begpnnen mcroen fam. Ga
bier5u 5molijoaige Saue erforOerlid
nno oieie bier nidt 81 baben iino, 10
iinD iold)e brrd) cine orabtloie Ge-
peihc in @aibinstom reauirirt NOR
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Vine bcn Smncren MarDlanS's nnS
ben angrcnscnoem Staatcn.
Sic GumberIanb Sair e.
ginnt.

Sic Gum6crIanb Sair BE.
ginnt.
Gle 9ctbeiliaung an ser bellte in
Cumberland beainnenben iiinit1aiL
gen Sair bcs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@creins periprid)t cine iebr rege Al.
lucrben. Die neue Sribiine oes in
Siib-GunlbcrIono gele9encn Henn.
plobes bot 1000 SibplGte, mnb sic
StGea gebcn 100 Eferoen Inter.
fnnft. 8rob miro sic gusltequnq
bon 6ornpicb iein.
Sniti5f ii dtling get6btct.
Ser Neger TuIoS 8ilion murbe
M Clifton, Gecil. County, Mo., beim
gitflpringcn anf einen Srottsug ee.
tootet mo iein Gaiiengenoiie @eorgc
Bailey crlitt lebensgef1brlide Ser.
lcbnngen. Iic beiben Neger moren
Siiti5fliidtlingc uno bieIten iid in
@ilmington, Gel. perItedt. Sic ia.
men beimli6 nod Clifton, Inn Ser.
iua1ote 5i beIlden, iirb oils iie Sic
Niidreiie nod @ilmtngton antreten
ipoaten, ereilte lie oas SbidlaI.
Sab auf Scr 9abnihmeQe.
Sn Yorf, ga, auf Dem dubcrIten
enoe elmer 9oGnidlpelIe Der ,I6ro.
ltd)en Gentrol-9abn" iibeno, muroe
Sarrp Niaer, elm giearrenmad)er
bon Wan6eiter, Mo., BON cillcr Coz
'fomotipc ~getroiien iinS getootet. Ibi.
lipp llngloiib bon Baltimore mar Ser
2ofomotiofiibrer.
glte Game geiturben.
Sn Sogerstomn, @ai6ington : 60.
Wo., lit I'M boben Sitter BON So ,Ssoh.
rem SRI. 2olriiiana gea gcitorben.
Sic Terltorbene geb0rte elmer promi.
nenten 5amilie oes Gountps an.