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The Washington times., 1908-05-22
TOday'S Vital Records.
Births

Peter S. and Carrie Roesle. girl
Howe and Priscilla Totten, girl.
Benedetto and Maria l. TarantinO, boy.
George and Sarah Robinson, girl.
John A. and Helen b Humphrey. boy.
r. II. and Janet Lynn, girl
Jeremiah r and Katie /. Knight hoy
Charles 2. and Lavenia r. Knowles
girl
Luther B. and Annie Z. Hayes. boy.
George r. and Mary A, Gill, girl.
J. T. and Nellie Exnicios, boy.
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Died

JOHNSON-At Portland, Me, on Monday,
Ma "a 1905. MARTHA ELLEN JOHN
son. mother Of Frank z, Johnson and the
late Ella Gibson Laycock. II
McGIII-bt his residence, 1915 Third street
northwest, JAMES II. McGILL- in the
sfxtv-frst year OF his age. Died fifteen
minutes past midnight, May p, 1903 No
flowers Interment private.
(NIontreal and Toronto papers please copy.)
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Crawford on Stand.

Joseph Il Crawford was called TO the
stand during the morning session ana
questioned by Commissioner Morrow
concerning the increase OF work uRdef
the contract for whitfield brick gutter
ing. which was awarded to him under
the contract Of March 50, 1907.
Mr. Crawford answered that he as
suued the work would increase, from
his knowledge Of the business. buJ
that no such Information was ever
given him by any District official,
The hearing adjourned at Z o'clock
to convent Monday morning at j.
o'clock.
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BOOMING AHEAD.

How are you getting along with
your s., 900, 900 company"
"First rate. I've selected a fine
sounding cable address and got my sta
fionerv out Of hook All / need now Is
the price Of desk room somewhere. -
Exchange.
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ONE BENEFIT.

Does money really make you hap
pier IN any wayF'
come rich nobody ever attempts 10 Offer
mi. any good advice Exchange.
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Deaths.

Charles w. Thrift, SIS years, 1851 Ninth
street northwest
Harriet II Davidson. Il years. 12fS
Eleventh street northwest.
Henry G. EdmOnds, 80 years. '1l62 New
ton street northeast.
James r Clayton, Sc years. Is L street
northwest.
George G. oft. @ years. 1219 Eleventh
street northwest.
Helen A. Gates, . years, 1225 Eleventh
street southeast
William SJeiuhOff, a years, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
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Ali, CASES. al courts and departments.
collections everywhere aid IN private diff
eulties. confidential. L. s. LEGAL CORP,
S07 Bond Bldg. myie-u
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Marriage Licenses.

Hans Kaufman and ROselie Held.
Washington.
back, Washington.
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SPECIAL OFFER in ladies' and gentlemsn's
furnishings; hosiery, undergaEments. shirt
waists shirts. collars, necktisSs Cosmopolitan
Patterns Ice each. s. S0oel, Gil Pa. ave. Sc.
myI4-e0d-s0t
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USE ROsENFELD'S Brick Ice Cream
Special prices for lawn parties school.
church, and large sOcIals. Phone Lin
apZ1-gOt
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Continued from First Page9

pany was" said Commissioner Macfar-
land.
Persistent rumor had It," said Mr..
Bieber, that tho Brennan Constftctlotl
Company was about TO go TO the wall.
il was understood that there was a
mortgage of $4,000 on the asphaI pldI!l'
and / thought II a good opportunity 20
acquire the business. / TAXED WIN
MIR Brennan, and he tod me lns lIt,,l ~,
was going TO retire from the asphalt
business. with the intention OF Solhs
10 Erie and take up Soma work III con
nection with the digging of the Erie
canal
Offered to Buy Equity.
"NIr Brennan referred me to Mr..
Johnson. and 1 met him on several oc-
casions later. in his office with propo-
sition to purchase the equity III inc
asphalt plant for $500 49,,
tDiI Won" asked Commissioner Mac
farIand: at any Of these conversa,t IONS.
offer Mr.. Johnson SIS. 600 If he would not
engage in street paving work
81 did not" was the reply,
Whom did you represent
ugtdnev Bleber.' A.,
C0Dtin1ing. MIR. Bieber said that the
deal fell through because the bIeLl
nan Construction Company WOulu col!
slider only the sale OF TIE , enIrG I'iS Nj
Tor which IL asked S50OsOW, Whlcn M
Richer said he considered an dL S y
price. IN response to questions by com M
missioner West, as 70 what spiLt' Lis
oer Of $1,000 for the aspha4E i''i 49, w.
received by Mr. Johnson, Ar. bleD0i
said that he could not exactly state;
lie didn't jump at it, did he2,' a skee
MIR West. The question caused some
No M answered Mr.. Bieber, 'he do
SI,bs witness then was taken in hanl
1 nv Attorney Douglas, and submitted q
[ "A searching Cross-eXaminauon.
M Rirber'' asked Mr.. Douglas
| what is sour business?
An Admitted Capitalist.
Capitalists $50.
How do you eXpend your capit'l'
/ was the next question.
Mr.. Bieber answered that that was
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Fresh Pork, lie ID.

Prime Rib Roast. 15c ID; Porterhouse,
Csc h.; ShO. ClOd. PFC. H.: Hamburg,
l2c H.; Country Butter, &c h.; Green
Peas. SOC peck; Beets. &c; apples, 12c
Il PIX; Spinach. 2Oc peck: Hams, lac 10
bacon, 18c ID; Sugar lover . lbs,) SIC
H.: rio Coffee. loo 10; Pure Lard 12c
h: 12-lb Ceresota Flour. 45c.
EXCELSIOR MARKET
2OO2.O4 9Th st n. W.
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Special Notices.
Printers of Ability

There's more 70 printing than q . mere me-
chaniCal work. To produce print ng that al
tracts requires ability and skill. The print
ing We turn out pays ia results.
JUDD & DETWEILER, Inc,
THE BIG PRINT SHOP. 4so-22 Ilth st. nv.
myi5-tf
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SPINDLER & CHAMBERS

Undertakers and Funeral Directors
1To7 7th =. ". Phone y. 7so.
PatroniZe the undertakers who first
brought down the eXtortOnate funerals
prices. We furnish dTst-class SIX
funeral complete for ----------.
Chapel and morgue in connection
aDI5-g0t
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ROOF TROUBLE

Of any and al kinds promptly attended %
by the well-knOWn. best-equiDped roOhnE ak
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DON'T PAINT YOUR HOUSE until sou
soe me 1 use pure white lead and lln-
seed oil Been in business twenty-five
years. Estimates cheeTfully given. JAS.
GLENN. 9Th and K nv ap29-30t
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CASE CHOICE LAGER BEER. Soc Zoe
rebate on empties, Gal. choice Claret
Port, or Sherry, T5c. 7. r. BEAVERS.
z23 ~ st sw. Phone II. 5l92 my9-90t
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THE EIGHTH SEMI-ANNUAI DIV
dend of TWO and one-half C21z96) DeI- cent
has been declared on the preferred stock
of The Washington Railway and Electric
Company, payable June !. 1908. TO stock
holders OF record May p. 1908. from the
net earnings of the Company.
Books for the transfer OF all stock VIII
be closed from May = 10 June /. 1905
both dates inclusive.
y2A6SlOI2I4 r. J. WHITEHEAD.
"a co ri % "a q {. SOie1 Secretary
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-03-21

The sewing circle of the A M.
e. church gave soc: ::al Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mrs, Will
sou of East Monroe. Many were
out lnspite of the incIement
weather.
Elder G. Hoagland preach the
cleaners cluds sermon Sunday
afternoo@@ at the ch dch, assisted
by his chior.
Lasl Thursday at the home of
her darenta occurred the death
of Viola Meauhead, after an i'll
ness of long duration of tubercu-
Iosis of the bone. The services
was conducted by Rev. Johnson
of the A. M. e. church. Six Of
her girl friends acted as palbeer
erS.
Mrs. VIM Caldwell is on the
sick list. Mrs. Geo. Hoag land is
on the sick list Mrs. J. Thorn
as of w, Monroe street, enter
Jained the Bandette Club at her
residence Monday afternoon.
Ester Halliday. who has been
i'll with cold. is much better
Galena Caldwell is on the sick
liSl.
Mrs. S. Halidny entertained
the sewing circle of the Bird
Chris Jian church Thursday at
the home of Mrs, Chas. Les ter.
Mr.. S. Hawkins is indisposed
Elder Hoaglaud was in Jack
sonvill Wednesday in the inter.
est of the church
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-03-21
An investigation

The following was handed in
by lady for publication
Judge Murray being asked
about the conditions of the ap.
preparation of one thousand dol
lars to the Old Folks and Chill,
dren's Home, made by the board
of supervisors last week. said: =
There is nothing unusual
about i. Such appropriations
are always made to charitable
institutions for certain purposes.
La this case in the appropriation,
nothing was said for what pur
pose the money was given to the
Home. The subsequent resolu
ton simply recited that the
Home should in consequence of
this donation take such helpless
colored children as should be
sent there by the Juvenile Court
SO far as the Home was able to
do. Which. no doubt, the Home
will do. If the Home should not
do SO, it could not expect one
thousand dollars of the peoples S
money. | have no doubt the
Home will do its part, and the
will do it's part.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-03-21
Hectar' S Great
For Local option

Hecsar, the "Black Knight, >
Negro local option orator, who
appeared at Masonic hall last
Friday night. is a power and an
orator of no mean ability.
He held a large crowd enrap
ture under his eloquence and
made them burst forth in enthn,
siast!c laughter at will by his
marvellous humor.
He is an able man end a credit
to the att liquor business.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-03-21
Normal News.

Miss Rankin, who is attending
the University, went to Macon to
spend he vacations. She has not
returned to Der studies as vet on
he account of tee serions illness
of her brothe in Decatur,
Mrs. Handy, W. Loctst street,
is seriously i'll at her home. being
taken down suddenly Monday af
ternOOn-
Mrs. Amelia Thomas, who
spent the winter in Clncinneti,
is the guest Of Mr.. and J. Hen.
nigel.
Mrs. 2. G. Duff, who has been
i'll, is improving.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-03-21
Vote for Peace
and ''DOmestic
Tranquility
B oomington Notes.

Mrs. A. Stevenson is slightly
improving.
Mrs Bearde, of Pennsylvan
la, neice os Mr.. and Mrs, Othel.
10 Green, is in the city.
Miss Blanche Hoagiand is in.
disposed.
Mr.. Roy Williams is working
in the interest of a colorcd Chlca
go paper, the Advance.
Mr. G, e Jackson spent Sun.
day IN Minonk.
The little child of Mr.. Fl Bur.
ton of W. Olive st. is serinusly
i'll.
Miss Belle Calhoun has been
indisposed all week, not being
able to contir ue her school stnd-
les.
Mr.. Jay Stearls, of Atlanta,
was in the City this week
The members o. the Woman S
club gave Mr.. Sandy Hawkins a
donation party last week,
Mrs. M Thomas of West Mon.
roe is i'll at this writing.
Mrs. j. M. Fort was on the
sick list Sunday.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-03-21
Campaign Opens.
Counties still EndOrs =
ing Deneen.

The Republican State Cam
paign has opened in full blast,
and the report from the big guns
are now heard, and the sound
reverberates from Chi to Cairo
and from DanviIle to Quincy.
What is all this noise, is asked
by strangers? Why the cam
paign has opened, is the reply,
Hanecy, Shanahan and Len T,
Small have allied themselves with
Yates, who sounds the keynote
in his campaign Tuesday
Deneen was in AuroraIast week
and spoke at the Swedish Amer
ican gathering there, which en-
dorsed the denomination of Gov
ernor Deneen. Many other can
didates were there, namely Sec.
Jas Rose, Fred E. Sterling, John
j. Brown, Bert McCan, Auditor
Mccullough and Mr.. Templeton.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-03-21
Anarch, The Night Riders
And the Plain Mob.

There is, in this country. IN
operation, spirit of IawlesSneSs
destined TO not only revolution
lze our free republican form Of
government, but TO destroy it al
together. This nation is no
stronger than were Rome and
Greece neither are our statesmen
more sagacious than we're the
men of antiquity, who allowed,
for the sake OF money, and pOlltl-
cal power, all manner of evil and
iawlessness TO go free Those
countries went down-so will
this country go down. One poet
wrote:
"Rome shall perish,
Write the word,
In the blood that she has split,
Perish, hopeless and abhorred,
Deep in ruin as in guilt"
And Druid said of Greece: "'Ts
Greece, but living Greece no more :"
What is the ANARCHIST but law
breaker, IA government destroyer?
What are night riders, but ku kluX
resurrected in Kentucky, and law
breakers, and destroyers of govern
ment, menace 10 the public and
shameful way to assert liberty
but not least, what is the plain mob
but outlaws and breakers Of the law
they make? The idea burning men
at the stake TO appease wrong,
alleged 10 be committed, yet these
same law breakers say this is free
country. every man shall be tried be-
fore jury Of his peers. What a
mockery a basphemy in a
land OF christianity, where bibles,
were they placed side 10y side would
encircle the globe.
Was Nero any worse? We are not
begging for mercy we raj her believe
In the Spartans way, dying on the
battle field for right. We simply
warn the nation before the hand
writing is seen on the wall, such as
was shown Calhoun, jeff Davis,
ToOmbS and Robert e. Lee, who
could not believe it meant the ami
hllation of slavery, until Grants
army and the sable sons of Ham,
stormed every fort in Dixie, and raj
lied around nichmOnd.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-03-21
Republican Party
Sure Of Success

The Republican party has
named a good ticket and it is the
duty Of every Republican in this
election, to vote the ticket with
out a scratch The party has
made visible i'm provements in
the short space of ten months,
and we owe it to conscience sake
TO continue the same.
Will you do it? Yes.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-03-21

occasion was the celebration of
their 10th wedding anniversary.
The Club presented the happy
couple handsome plate rack.
Quite a few ladies of the club
were present, All departed in
the evening for their homes, hav-
ing spent delightful evening.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-03-21

You can secure Andrew Car
negle's Edinburgh, Scotland ad :
dress, an optomlstic speech on
The Negro, oy calling at this Of
fee or 8l5 & Wash n7ton Street.
ShonId be ia every colored home
for your chileren to read
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-03-21
The Social Sunlight.

On Thursday evening the Sun
light Social Club GAVIN a surprise
party on Mr.. Ind Mrs, Chas.
Brown of South 18th street. The
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-11
Gun0rcR @crbanolnmgcn.

EQUATOR 2oo1c miro iibcr Niioirc
Brownsville rc6cu. - Rcprdicn.
tontenbou3 urbcitet nDnc quo
RIM. Amnhmc Der crltcn.
NrruiuialmgSbiIi.
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mllr0c, nm ndd,itcn Wtoutua bic .Snls
nibuS Claims 9iQ" in GrmGglng SIT
5icbem icood) nit Dem Nor6ebolt,
OoB lie Die GrlcOiBlulg Der Foitipor=
banf Nia nocr irgeno elmer nn6crcn
MluBrcAcL, an mcld)cr iraeno meld)c
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nidt uer5oGern loll. So0ae (lfoii,)
perfiitoctc, ooB er am ndd,lteu Mitt-
mod iibCr sic 9roiunSuilc : Nifoirc
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@icoeranncrbnl1 Der cntloiicnen
Solootcn ocs %. Sninntcric. (gte-
ger-) NeaimentS outoriiirt, itebt iiir
ooa crlu1bnte 0otum oui Der ipe5iel-
lclt Togesorbmma. - Ger Scnot
6iclt cine flir5e GretlltipIibrn1 mo
pcrtogte iid) I'M LOS bis Montug.
&1breub Der beuti8cn SiBun9 ocS
Observation-Disclosures mar III feiner
3cit md nidt o%mnGbcruo ein Ono.
RIM 5lt1cAeL nber troBoem lol,rhe Die
2cGislntiu &crpiuiglnga5ll ol,1c.
uonmcn, ionic cine orlocrc @il, meI-
die IcIcrtclrc bon Scr Nrnlce uno
6lottc inter 9eruiiien Bcoin9lngen
bon Dem NcrluIt ibrcr 8iir9crred)te
beircit. Ter 8eit oc3 Cages luurbc
blrd) Ii5fl,ilion elmer @ill sur orbi-
tr0rcn llntcrilldluna BON Strcitiro.
gen 5Ipildlcn Erin5ipolen unO 2lrbei.
tern III Nniprltd) 9enunlmcl. Die
Grnd8ung Der Si1 mar nod, nitlt be.
enoet, ais iid) ono NolS IN, 100 bis
lltorlelt pertdQtc.
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NnboItSpuntt fir ieine alngc. Ger
Hrin3 lei nienlals ans irgCno cinem
Gllb urt$gepicien tuor0el, un0 babe
in @uenoS NprcS t~cineS1pegS 6aS Inn
NlQCid)ricbCne Scbcn zines Nbenteu=
rcrS gCiiibrt. Ser @rai babe, Die
Wlai1rc IuIemier gum SdluB logte,
i2incr irilbercn @1ttin cine SdllIoen.
Iuit pom S2,200.000 3uriifgCIuiicn, II.
ieit ;3orn riibre Mir baton her, ooB
cr iiir INNER ctu @liid pcrifer}t bn.
be, 0elicn Der Erin5 mo Die Frin5ei'
lin &c Sugou lid t0GIid mcbr >~rirelt'
ten.
2lud) WtoitrG Jluiicu, meldcr inrltu.
men bon @eorQc @oulo eridicncu
mar uno nad &yn. (ulemicr ouS
@ort ergriii, gciBeIte III idJarfer Hccc
6oS leiner lIeber}cllAln8 nod Ienig-
lid 0cm Sab lno Der Nod)ilttt cnt.
lpringcHbe &orgebcn Oc5 @raiclt. Die
iriibcre @rdiin lei gcNcn ibrcn @attcn
10 qiitiq mlb ircigcbig 0cUcIcn, ooB
sic 6umilic iidl Qc5lDrmNcu Qcicbcn
bobc. jlr &erbiittng Der ruinGicn
Observation-Disclosures 0cS @rofcn 0n@gicrs
m0dCn Der @rdiin in Die 8Crlpultlntg
bon &crtrolenSm0nncrn 81 leQcn. 49,
Sails Scr @roi worolli er nb5ielc,
Ona i0brlidle Gintommen scr ain0cr
iul HctrnB Don 100000 III Ole @0n0e
bctonmCn ioatc, miiroc cS rpic Mad)9
ol 6cuer 5eridymcl52n, obnc oob Gin
Sent ~ Wu1itcn Der Minocr ucrmcns
Oct miiroc. @cor1c @olllO. iCiu SILT
cnt, lei iibcr52uqt, onb oic SoQon5 in
0Iiidlidler Gbc lcbtclt, mo or milr0c,
inIl2 Gin Sfou0nl 0robtc, Der Gritc
Ieir, Der onI GnticrnulQ Der Minbcr
0riuQeu uiirOc, NSic e@ ubcr jebt Itcs
nc, 6~iiritcn Die ainbcr nid)t BON ibrcr
5drtlid)en uno Iicbcnbcn Dtllttcr &c.
trcnut mcrocn.
Eic Gcrb0n6lunQCn mllr6cn bicrouf
bis }mn l6. Gc}Cnlbcr pcrtoQt.
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men. S,m @crlnuf Ser Gcbotte cr'
florte SanoelSminiiter Sbipof1, baB
Die RoBregeI fir ooS @ieoeroufIcbcn
bon HuBIon6'8 6an6cl IND S%nouItrie
notbmenOig lei.
SoII Ecberun pcrlulleH.
Yctcr&burQ, 10. Gc5cmber.
gIl2 cin GrgcbuiB Der gcitrigen aobl-
netSbcratmugcu 1T eS Dobrldetllldl
ooB Der ruiiiid,c W2iIitGrgouoerlclr
2iofoii BON Ecbcrml obbcrltlcn lDcr
ben miro, ul0 5luor Der 6orm nob
oouI lIrlmtb". IN @abrhcit obcr, nm
Den cngliid) rlliiiidcu &orItcILlutgcu
bcinl Sd)oh 0cn u0tbigel 9tadorltG
6u perleibcll.
GcItrcih dis Ercmier itbcr
bic G5edJ en Nu3l dreIs
tungcn.
Micn, 10. Ic3cmbcr. - SIN Nb'
gcoronetcnbultic 0eS RCId)sratbe3 be-
iprod) neutrality-suspicious. Gr. 6rciberr
b. Wicncrtb 0ie iiinQltcu OclltlflcinO'
lid)cu Nllaidrcitunacu Scr G3cd)en IN
Erug. llntcr mobc}u ollQcnlclncr 81.
thinning crtlGrtc Der Erenicr mir
Nodorltd, cS lei Die Yflidlt Der SIC,
gierung, icOc onord)iitildlc @%eipeallnJ
nie0er}uiflogen.
Srcibcrr Il. NicnertD bctonte, Die
Rcgierlmd babe in Der %bohmiid)cn
&onptitaot ouS Stnnorcd)t %ucrbGngt,
oils lid ItootaieinoliNc Scnocn3c1
ge!tenO gcntod)t bitten.
Gic G5ehiid. HooifoIcn moftcll
oen &erllf. Ole Sibung ourd) S0rm
lulO Efcilcn ST itorcr, aber ibrc Nn.
itrcngrmgcn lunren pcrgcbenS. @tnl
iiberipaltigcnoe W%iehrheit lmtcritiittc
Die Ncgierung.
Die riitboltlolc mo empbotiid)e
WiBbiuigum9 Der c5ediid)cn Grceiia
leitcnS oca Observation-Disclosures b0l
IN ollcln ocutid)cn &reiicn QroBte De.
mlgtbnnN ollaaeloit. IS miro Die
&oiinrng nltsNciprodcn, boG Die &c
Qierltn0 ocu cinQcnonmlcncn Icltcn
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3u0cit0nbniiic ilr
&n0ien.
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en0liihc Ncpoltcrlng %n0ien's lit
enlp0rt ilber Die pcri0hnlihc Holitit,
Ourd lpcld)c Horo MorleD, Der
Stootaiefrct0r fir >Snbicn, I'M Sauoe
Die Hrbc micocrbcrItellcn it fonrcIl
gloitbt. Ger StnotaicfretGr hat an
g%efiinoigt, buB an n0dllten Mollta9
Der Elon elmer lihcrulcl Ne0ierumJ
fir Enoicu pcroticntIiht lueroet
miro. Die bicli9cn GnNIGnocr glous
belL OaB ea id)lieBlid) bod notbucn.
oio merocu miro, Die Meuollltion &c.
moltIom 5lt umteroriitclL mo lie Dul,
ten ea iiir inlid ltnO gcfGbrlid). oab
Die Hegicrunlg ictt Nadlgiebigteit
sci0t. neil Die Ncppllttion baourf)
geltGrtt luerocn nultB mo Der Me9ic.
ritng id)licBlid 9ulli fiber oeil aopf
pad)ien mag. Cine pole Grfitllu11
Der Miinid)c Der Gingeborcnen lit
BOD, nid)t moglidL oo bicielbe llnub.
bGn0i0fcit pcrlunger. Die CANADA &C.
nieBt. mGbrcnb Die britiIdc Hegie.
rlrlg bod)itcnS cine Iebr beld)ranfte
Selbitperipaltlung %qelpdbren fam,
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Wnttcr mno &ino Ucrnnslnft.
u ortb Sapcn, Conn, 10. :

Saucm Conn, 10. Ic3.
@1hreno Srml 4. MocGuroo init
ihrem bier Sabre often ainbe cine
;ibcr ben Guinnipinc fiibrenoe 9rilde
ilberid)rciten molIte. nnroe lie Don
eiltenr l%ltcripnrtet lleramlahenben Or.
preB5ig Der yNen-Dorf. Neiu-Snpen
mo hartford @abn" itm%aerantt.
ii6erinhrcn mo 1T flcine Glide ser.
Idluittell. Scm &inbc mllrbe Der
&opi obaeriiieit unb oieier %ian1nlt
Dem Ritnpi lpeii III ein onltoBciloeS
Gelo bil,cin gcit,lelioert. oerort, Dab
Der aopi i'll groRer Gntiermng BON
Dem Hlmpfc ju licacll fam.
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@aIier anf benz &laneten Mars.

@oltoM 10. Ge5ember. - Ger
befonnte gitronom Brof. Z. 9open
hat Die mid)tige sliigabe publi5irt
Onb Ieine Aiiiltenten auf Der Sterll'
lporte ji 3In9itaff, Iri5ona, Dos Dor.
bonoeniein BON @aiieroiiniien aiif
Dem Elaneten Mars feitseitellt baben
mo oaB oieielben nleBbor iino. Sic
gebcn iidl oilrh 2inien I'M Spectruni
6u erteuner l,lio iino elm 9elpeis oo=
fir, oob Die Bars. atnloipbGre onS
Spectrum in oerielben @eiie. ipenit
aud lti,r ltrl eiu SiinfteI 10 piel nie
Die 9u1ithiiile be5 grbbuIles, affiSirt.
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Meite MeiIc.

Gbilabelpbio, 70. Se5entber.
. Der Gonlpibo91cr nGloitop" bat
bic tSahrt Don bier nod Eortlano,
Oregon. 1900 Meilen. angetreten.
Gr miro in Barbados. Bio Soneiro
lino ouoeren 8dien 0alt MAIDEN. nm
aoblen cinslmehmen unb iein Heiie.
5icl uoronsiid)tlih in t25 5oeen er.
reiheu. lin aoblcn III iparen, miro
cr nit ciuer Sdneaigfeit bon MIR
odlt airotcln pro Stumbe iobren.
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@ermiidptc teiesrapbiIdjc lepeidIsn.

Ger iriiberc ,Soltltfompier Sobll
2. Si,liunm hat i'll Chicago cine Che.
id}ciouna@fla3e geaen leine 6ron. Die
Il Der llrltreile beidJulbiat ulb BON Der
CT ieit 1888 getrennt lcht %onh1tgi3
qenlnd,t. 6rau Snllium mobnt sur
3cit in Gentreuille II. :.
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IN atianta, Ga. bat cine sSrni,
!. $. aleraltoer cine SG;eioiuns bon
ihrem @attcn eripirft. neil oerieIbe
ME eiit goo aenommen nito einen atn.
aug itcts 10 lanee getrusen hat. bis err
nidlt n,ehr %benusbar mar. Sic bate
i'm aud, Der @raitian1teit mo @er4
Hadll1'igiing bcId,uloiaf.
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Charles $. Gait. Ser 9ruber ceS
fiinftigen Yrdiiocnten, oeiier Same
ais zines berienigeiL luclhe BEL Dem
Mntallf bes Foltaniofanalo profitirt
BADEN %iollter. gcnanni moroen lit. hat
ieGr empbotiif, iebc 9etbciIiguns olt
Dem 5anoel III abrcbe QciteIt, uno
9orglas Robinion, Der Sdnpa9er oes
Erdiiocntcn Hoolcuelt. Der gleidJiols
Der SttbeiIialllQ beSid)tigt, ipor qe.
tern bier inl @eiBen &allie ulio Ell.
fl1rte Gem Er1iioenten oos 8(eitc,
hi5ufiigenb, baB er i'm niernoIs geie.
ben. Si1 IbiueieiaIrif iealidler aeaen.
tbeiliaer Selueiic fam nlall riidlt INT.
bin. oieicn 9ethcnGungen @lailtcn
su iflclltcit.
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2 d) | a d. fomnlcn
Il d nod clp.Norf.

Nad) ciiier GrfIGrrne hc% 1lottcn.
lefretdrs Heiubcrrp iuerOelt Die Is
S6lndtid,iffc niiter 2lonirol Spern
bon &nmpton MoubS, no lie nod, in.
rcr Miidtcbr Don ibrer 1Sobrt INN ole
@clr Dor Frdiioent MooiepeIt unl ~
Sebritor Neplte p%niiircn ioQelt, i,id,r
nad) Rep.9ort, ionocrn mad, ibrei,
decentralization" NopD Yaros obge.
ben, nodoem III @nnpoton HoobS
reltge'tellt Icin miro, mcldler Heno.
ratitrclt iic beoiirien.