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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-04

A. G. Kupka. Schuyler, Neb. William Fry,
Falls city, Neb.; IL. +. Jones, Hemingford,
Neb.. Louis Jecky, Sterling. Neb.
The origin of the word "triptic'' used in
connection with foreign touring Is Interest
ing. Literally IL means an object folded
An three. As issued to tourists in France
IL consists OF a booklet Of three parts, two
detachable, giving the description OF the
car. which permits the owner to enter and
depart the country without having to pay
customs charges.
A London m cab driver, recently
hailed before a magistrate for speeding, de-
clared he had been forced to make time by
a Yankee for whom he was driving. The
Yankees curse and swear at u.s. he eX-
planned, and IL We please them we don't
employers we don't please the Yankees, and
II we please both we don't please the po-
lice"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-04
DRAPER IS OUT OF THE GAME
Pennsy's ~AI-Americhn Tackle VIII
Not Play Again.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-Dexter Draper,
the aIl-American tackle of the Pennsyl
vania football team, will not play this
year. He is a senior in the Medical School,
and a few conditions and the stiffness OF
the last years course, have compelled him
TO give up football. Although ineligible
until October 10. the coaches were relying
on tim TO fl his old position in the big
game. and his presence would have been
a tower OF strength in the line. with
Draper gone and Gallagher's return stHl
uncertain, Pennsylvania line will be COM
posed mostly Of new men, and unless some
OF the heavy men make good. the line will
be far inferior 10 the backfielf
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-04

that drivers Of racins cars suffer in
tensely from this trouble. II may sound
strange. but chocolate and champagne are
absolutely the best FOR the purpose. a
few cakes Of chocolate washed down with
a little fizz will have a marvellous ef-
foot 90
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-04

out here In this western country, where
the wind blows free and the square deal
Teigns. there Is a persistent feeling that
New York would have a tough time win
ming the worlds series wit Mathewson,
Bresnahan. Tenney and Donlin. no mat
ter which American league team wins.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-14
EMBEDDED, YET NO WIFE"

A most astounding situation has de-
veloped in the French divorce courts.
A man named Raoul contracted a mar
riage with a woman in 1902 in gay
Paree. The couple moved to Denmark,
agreed to disagree and obtained a de-
cree of separation on the ground of in
compatibility of temper, which was
afterwards transformed into absolute
divorce on petition of the wife. The wo-
man then remarked. this time with a
Dane, thus acquiring Danish nationali-
ty. The Danish divorce not being recog-
nized in the French law, NJ. Raoul ap-
piled for a divorce in Paris, believing
that the French courts would hold the
second marriage of the woman bigam-
Gus and relieve him of his bonds. To his
great surprise the court held that the
late wife had contracted the fresh mar
cordance with the Danish law, to which
she is now subject. and therefore cam
not be charged with maintaining I'M
lawful relations with another man. So
the petition of NJ. Raoul for divorce
was definitely and finally rejected
NJ. Raoul now discovers that he is
married, while his wife is not-at least
not to him-and as further complica-
ton of the situation the French law
regards him as the legal father Of all
the children that may be born to his
late wife and her Danish husband.
An American authoress. May Agnes
Fleming. as we remember, once wrote
novel entitled welded, Yet No Wife"
The story of M. Raoul fits the title TO
dot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-14
uAPPY is THE HOBO.

Three Baltimore & Ohio conductors
have been arrested by federal officers
in the District of Columbia, charged
with carrying passengers free over
that road, and we are assured by COM
pany officials that the case is one OF
national Importance. The knd-hearted
conductors were held in bonds of $1,000
each for hearing. The charge was
made bysa "spotter," who swore that
he was carried free on the trains of the
Baltimore g. Ohio when in charge OF
the accused conductors, in violation OF
the act of congress which prohibits
railroads from discriminating in pas
senger or train service.
Taken into consideration along with
the action of the federal court in Mon
-tana. where a brakeman was fined Ssoo
for obtaining pass in the name OF his
wife and giving 1t to another woman,
il would seem that the railroad rate
law is working overtime to land the
small Try.
The happy hobo is not affected by
this masterpiece of legislation. Inc
federal law has no terrors for him. He
can still hide behind the water tank
and grab a ladder as the freight tram
puIls out or swing onto brakebeam
if he has nerve enough and unoer-
stands the game. II he gets kicKeo
off he can ''mope" down the track ana
take A chance at the blind baggage
when the passenger train comes along
The worst he has right to expect IS
IN get vagged at the next town. win
the probability of getting certain
number of hours to make hifnseil
scarce. in which case he naturally
tackles the first train t..at comes
along with no thought of the Hep
burp bill. President Roosevelt or any
other commanding persons or things
The hobo certainly has the long end
of II when it comes to riding free.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-14

A Pennsylvania man is now super
stitious as regards Friday. Last Fri
day was certainly an unlucky day-for
him. To begin with, a scythe fell on his
head and nearly killed him. After re-
covering from the shock he concluded
to take a day off and went fishing, but
fell into the river and was nearly
drowned He then concluded TO 60
home and keep out of harms way for
the remainder of the day, but was
compelled to engage In battle with a
polecat at close range while en- route.
The Pennsylvania man certainly has
good grounds for believing Friday dn
unluclSy day
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-14

A Connecticut farmer has crossed the
yellow tomato with the sweet potato
and produced a hybrid that grows on
vines and is of fine flavor. The new
potato Is said to be far more nutritious
than the Irish or sweet potato and
more easily grown Luther Burbank
will have to look to his laurelS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-14

10 define and keep before the voters the
they cannot be confused. 1t places the
campaign on a high plane and it fore
shadows a winning fight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-14

Many of the largest cotton mills of
Fall River, Mass, have closed down.
The unfortunate operatives will prob
ably be told that everything will be
running full blast the morning after
election in case Taft wins. The stuff
ing of the workingman is going to De
difficult this year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-14

After reading the list of charges
made against him by his lawyers and
doctors one can understand why Harry
Thaw went insane and bankrupt at the
same time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-14

The Republicans profess to be for re-
form, but they have a horror of re-
formers Witness the fight being made
on Hughes in New York and Cummins
in Iowa, to say nothing of the different
varieties of names they call La Toilette.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-14

Harry Joseph wants the Republican
nomination for state senator, and will
probably get il, If the party managers
conclude they can't carry Salt Lake
county.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-14
Mrs. McMoneqal

Has moved to 49 South Main street,
room 8, and has opened shirtwaist
department in connection with dress
making.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-14

II the Independence party wheels
need lubricating. Hisgen's the boy to
attend to them. He makes axle grease
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-14

A little dash of rain now and then
certainly leaves the Salt Laker moth
ing to desire in the way Of climate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

6709-Don Pitt Smith. Salt Lake.
Clara Gritton. Salt Lake.
67i0-Charles u. Adamson, Salt Lake.
Jessie p Trotter. Salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-14

Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Beemer were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul L. Beemer
during the week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-14

John HUMPHREYS. secretary of the
Penn Mutual of Philadelphia, and wife.
II. w. Bender of the Real Estate asso
citation of Council Bluffs and wife were
guests at the Commercial club last
evening of VIII G. Farrell and wife
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-14

Mrs. ]. F. Wise and Mrs. NJ. Calvin
of Joplin, Mo-, are visiting Mrs. B. f.
Bauer of this city.
X
Mrs Nelson Underhill of Denver is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Paul L.
Beemer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. z. Idle and their
guests, Mrs. ]. L. Carroll and daugh-
ter, Lucille, of Springfield, Mo-, and
Miss Ruby Idle of GAINESVILLE, Mo-, left
last night for a trip through Yellow
stone park
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@eitern MarpIanS GiIenbahu.
gesiuneuo 7. Stunt. berIdBt siuensetatior

geginneuo 7. SUM-. herIdbt SiuensStation.
5aglidI.
40 WlorQen5 = G6nel5iig, Snaersiotpn, ,H.
& u. No.." BdDneshoro', 9bdm6ersbura uno,
alseetomnleii Sonntags, Sa1cod uno Guns
berluno.
1.40 Igladn. Mtomobation nn6 Union.
griogt.
*4.53 giudbn. - Grpreb.s 6neusie, SaubtIinie.
Sngerstolpn. Salcod, @aDnesboro', Gbams
bersbura, Gbtppensburg uno, ulisgenommen
Conntaas, Sreoerid nno Gminitts6urg.
Sdgitdl, aueqenuntmcn Gpnntngs.
100 Mloreens - gorf, q, uno 8. Eio., unb
TAO Morecns siic notation mad get.uear,
iclpie 9ntwiisburg. w
500 Wlorgers - gSeiterr Grpreb, @eitminiter,
Sreoerid. Iblrinont, NIue Hioae. guena
Silta, Blue Wionntain, g8apre5boro'. Gbums
bersblirg, 9agerstoipn. Sancpd, Cumberland
ino @lftrs. Buffet SierpaiionSs g8aaeon.
1920 Nadmittags = Blue Wountain Grpreb,
Beftr1infter, gruccbiIe (5reoerid), 3burs
mont, Slle Nibee. guenn Gifta, Blue Woitn,
tain NM 4aaerStopn. IarlorsS Sdaeor.
3.2h Nabrlttta9s. - SdupiIinie, oftIib bon
9norp @rone, foiuie gorf, Sarooer, @ettpss
burg lillo q. itno 8. 9ip.
go Observation-Disclosures mad Snnober.
Clio abenos-gIlomooaiion mad Union Bridge.
Tnr samifngs.
l1.0O Ihenos - Mffonuoattpn ndh Union
grtopc.
Sur euuntaas.
40 Worgelis Iffuniuoation md Union
prtoQe iino Sauubcr.
Soften liht an EenntbIpania. Stntion.
stce' IL H' ~ Gem :!se!eaftsf's g. ~ SEN s1 'Saf. .sat.
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gen augciebteS &ccrbor ieitgcbaItcn.
0eS Sta0trotGs ulti.

gen Qnacicbte3 &ccrb0r f%eitgebaItcn.
0eS Sta0trotDs lllti.
m q tn III.
Der Stn0trotb bon SreOcrid, Wf0.,
bat sic 0ircftoren Der o@oibingtom
6re6crif unb gettysburg gobn" in
&enntnib geictt, oob ibnen Elm GitBcrs
tier Sermin big gum /. Npril 1909
geqeben iper6e, in Dem 9etriebe ibrer
VabnItrede in Der A. StroBe Glcttri-
SitGt ltott Gumpi ein5uiiibren. Die
StootuGter uerlnngcn BON ser 9abns
@eicaidaft $4,000 Caution 5lr
Siderung Ser @inbnltitng bicier
6rilt nit Ser 0robun9 Ben 6reibrief
Der 8obn 81, miocrruien.
9 riidenbau sc i6ert.
Gie Walbington . Gountp = Goms
ntiiiGrr 5ei6ncten $4,000 Ittien ser
.Moibington nn0 BERKELEY Yrioge
Co." mcldc sum 3pcde ser Grid
tling elmer Bride ilber Den Eotomac
in Der N0be BON @idiomsport &c.
Qrilnoct milroe. Die Soften fir Die
'Nusfiibr1ng oeS Eroiefts lino nlins
mebr 9clid)ert; 6ieiclben ioQcn $40.
900 betrngcn. 100000 mnrbcn bon
Fripotlelttcn .ge5eidnet.
Verg III ann Oerunglli dt.
Ger an Wittpod in ser alonoifc.
a%oblengrubc Nr. T. nabe Gumbcr.
lano, burdl ocn Stltr5 eilter S6idt
&oblen perungliidte 9ergmnnn @il.
liam Eatrid crlug am n1hiten Gage
ieinen 8%erlebungen. gr oiente fri.
Der in Der 9lm0eSormee mo miro
teilte Nod)nittag nit militGriihen
Gbren beltottct mcrOen. Inn bPn
Sooten trolIern ieinc @ittipe uno 5mei
Gin0cr.
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MbfaBrtSta9c Der S5ran Sampicr
bpr Wc,us Wprf.

Pm 81. Suli Sompier r2oiicr
8ilbelm ser 3ipeitc" nah Bremen.
PIN %. Suli Sampfer .Moieltic"
uoh SoutDompton.
Nm %. Suli Oampier ,Mauretas
nio" nnd 2%iperpool.
Nm %. Suli 0Mmpier .Yotsbam"
lad) ROTTERDAM.
Gh %. SltIi 9ompfcr .Eropencc"
noh Soprc.
Gm %. &lIi Gompfer rTegina
S'StoIio" mad Neopcl uno @en1ia.
@m %. Suli Gompicr Bremen"
nod Bremen.
Nm %. Sui 9ompier Oscar ser
3lpeitc" nad &opcnboArn.
Nm %. Sltli Gnnpicr .aruhic'
nad) 2inrrpool.
PIN 90. SllIi Gompier yGcutidy.
lon0" noh Somburq.
am %. SilIi Gonlpier .llltouia"
llndl Feopel.
PIN %. SuIi Gompfer oGarma-
mia" nof 2iperpool.
am %. Suli Gnmpfer .Minnc.
baba" nod Sonoon.
Im %. Suli Camper SCOTLAND"
nad) Goper ul0 gntmcrpcr.
am 20. SrIi Compiler n@cre3ia"
nad Ncnpel nno Mnrieiue.
ant 25. Sltli 0ompier .GaIeoc.
mia" nad Glasgow.
am %. Sill Camper .aaiier"
nad Bremen.
am %. SuIi Gampier ,Nooroam"
rad Hotteroam.
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8or bcm Scncrtobe bciua9rt.

Mfit @aiolin iibergoiielt, fingen bic
aIciOcr ocS ~9-jGbrigen SEQ Green
Icller. - Gin baber5tcr Weger er.
itidte Die Slun,men perntittels Ell.
lcr groBen 0ede. - &nabe liegt
nit ldluereu 9rnn0mutoen i'm
Soipitol.
9tlr Der 8eiItcsgegeniuort OeS lte.
gers @iliam Scott, mobnbaft in Nr.
1886, 0ioiiionItraBc, peroontt Der
9.iabri9e SEQ Green bon Nr. 1880,
Observation-Disclosures, iein 2eber, inoem
CT i'm gcitcrn bonn iiharen 6euer-
tn0c errettete. Green mar NIT leinen
beioen aqnlerooen, Dem 1~2-idbrigcn
BOB Berlin BON Nr. 1902, 3iuiiion.
ltroBe, uno DEM If Sabre oltcn Sar-
~ Sarri6 bon 96r. SIG, 9nferItrobc,
Oomit bcidGitigt, cine S%troBenlotcrs
nc in Dem Sang binter Dem &ollic
Nr. 1915, 2inOen,gloenuc, nit 8olo.
lin oltf5nfilllcn. Vcrlin'S Safer, Geo.
Berlin, lit SonnpcnluGrter lln0 Iein
Go6n nimmt ibm bGufig einige Dir
bciten nb. bob Berlin iunr auf Die
Hcitcr Geltiegen mo iiiutc 0en BE.
bGlter boil; utporiidtiger Weiic licb
cr otniel6en iiberlnltfcn uno oaS 60
iolin Hob ocm unte1 l%tcbcnOen Geo
Green ilber Den In5ll9. IlS elmer ser
&nubcn Damn eir1en Streihbol5 emit
5iiroete, iing @rcen'S&lcioung Sclter.
Ger 9teoer Scott, mcld)er BET Serrn
G6oS. Norton, Scr. 1913, 2inoen. gpc.
me, bcihGftigt lit, 6emerftc 0en lolt
nm Siilfc r1tienben annben mo nif.
tcltc cine grobc 8edc nm i'm, ioooB
ole 6lomnten in mcnigenNllgenbliden
crItidt mltr0cn. @rCen, mclder ober
bcreitS idlucre 8ron0n,tnocn am @e.
iid)t ullb Sberforper c%rlitten bate,
muroe bon Scott nod Scr @o6nlmg
bon Or. Sirih, Nr. 1919, 2inocn.
NOenuc, getrogcn pcldcr Die llebcr.
iiibrl1ng ocS &crlln1liidten nod DEM
.Wtorplonb General Soipitnl" an.
pronete. Or. 6. &. @eornl, ser Sen
Gdhucruerletten bier in 9%cbarolung
uobnt, erfl0rtc ieinen 3uitono ais
tritiif. Hob Berlin ipcIdcr Der.
iEdt bate, Die 6lomnen nit Ocn
SGnben at loifen, Crlitt cbenfollS
Sronbmunocn. Sbm mlrben Ser
bdnoe BON Or. Srnnt SoncS, an Scr
Gdc BON Sutton mo Nortb- Nuenllc,
dn9elegt.
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~9entih Il ngorii 6e2ies
oerfron5."- Ger oGeltidr llngo.
ride SieOcrfran5" bielt geitern in
Otterbein's Safe. Nr. 1923, @eoion:
StroBe, icinc regeIm1Bigc Sing,
ltunoe inter Seitlrng oes 0irigcnten
Nltbert Stripped nb, in ipeldcr bereitS
Gbore fiir sic Script 6citlihfeiten
clngeilbt nur0cn. SSn Scr @eiddftS.
lifting, in mcld)er Sr. 2ubpig GoQ.
rner ben Goriib ulo SefretGr SSobunn
Grepcn oaS GrotofoQ iiibrtc, mur0e
ein 3 anfeSihrciben oeS nS(Qgemcinert
Gclttl6en @oiienboltics" perIeien.
3lpei ottipe unO Elm poiiipeS Wfit0lieo
iuuroen ollfgenommen.
uebergci f noppt.- @eorae
5. GlfirtS, ser an Der SopfiuS.a pe.,
5Diihen Der Guger- 1tno Gboie.Str.,
pobrt, fam gcitern 9to6mittog in sic
mittlerc 8nliSeiitation ullo ~pcrlunote
pcrid)leoenc 3innn5icr hes Qanocs 81.
Icbcn. "a @lfins cine 9elucgllho
mGfte, oils oh rr cinen Geuolper ais
Der Solde 5iebCn mollte, nm Selbit.
moro ST. bc8cben, lieB 2ieutcnont
Gole Den Mann nod Iummer Sifet
brin9en, nodoem ibm elm g%elo0crcr
Eepoloer abgenommen mor0en mar.
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EGTc snr @eiie in's MnsIano &c.
icrgt 6. 0aise. Rr. 413, CR.8alti.
more!rahc, nste Cabs &,sis ase.
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NaS bcm Snncrcn Warplanb's unb
Den n%ngrcn5cnbcn Staaten.
&eborrlihe Selbitmoro.
Gnn0i0at.


Sr. Imbroie SeuorifS, Elm nobe
Sbepberostopn Sciicrion . GolutpL
lebenber Sormcr, mod)te in eirelri
gniau aeiitiger llmnnttimg cinen
9r1Blifen Selbitmor0peril lid. Ofit
cinern Sadbcil 5erbadte er 8opi uno
@eiift mo nit elmer S6uitCr 2lbIc
iiah or lif mebrfod in Die @ruit.
IlS oiid Dies nod nid)t oen gepiinid.
ten Griolg bate, ltieb er ieinen aopf
9e9en Elm ltcinerneS Sitter, bis er
bemubtIos nieoeriiel. Sn id)redIihem
3~uitanOe, iiber iinb iiber nit 9Iut
rnb Nun0en be6edt, mlroe er in Ell
mem ndbc Ieiner Wobnung belegenen
&ornfelb oui9eiunocn. Iad)oem er
iein 9enlbtlciu mic0er erlangt bate,
erflorte er, CT miiiie bel 0eaebuung
ser Chat geiiteSgclt0rt qcmeien iein.
Die Ner3te boiien, i'm am 2ebcn an
erbaiten, falls nid,t nod glatucraii.
tiing eiutritt.
9nItimorer Dor Benz
SagerStomn Eoli5ei
ibtcr.
Seds iunge 2ellte BON Baltimore
= gilbert 6ilrbuib, Samcs Mpcrs,
@iaiam 5. GoaIe, 6rant Stuort,
SarrD Sane unb Soiepb Morris -
Batten iif geitern Dor Yoli5eirihtcr
6. 9. Sartle IN Sa9erstoipn alii Die
@niduloianng ST. pernnimortcn, ge.
legentlih Ser i'm Een'No Bart ub.
gebaItenen Heunion Der reiormirter
STRIDE 2unid.Gditen g~eItoblen 81 bo-
ben. Die iungen 2eute entiduloigter
iid bamit, gcglaubt gu baben, oni
Die Eafete bon ibren geiibern meg.
gemorfen aepeieu. Ddren. Sic. ipur-
oen fiir Elm peiteres> auf beiite. Nor-
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gdie fiir'e Nnslanb beiurgt e. Maine, Wr.
413, Si'Saltimpre.etr., uabe Guitcn1 Scuie'Apc.
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Nns bcn @cridjtcn.

NhS ~ V'''D'Nh'
Die bci0cn Gnlrbeins&in0cr bleiben in
ser Sb6ltt ocs StiefpotcrS, cnt-
IhciOct &i6ter Cams. - Soc
@ona' @ottilt crpirft Sheioung.
- @erIdic0cnCS.
Ser Tro3eB, in Dem &ntcr, StiCfs
batter un6 Suntc bon 5tuei atn0ern,
eincm 1~3-iGbrigcn &nnbcn unO cil1ent
nhtiGbrigen WG0dcrL lid) nm Die
Srage itritten, mem bon ibnen bic
Sbbut iibcr bic alcinCn 5llitcbt, moro
9citern pom Hifter Cams i'm &reiS.
gerid)t oobin cntihicocn, OoB bic &ilr-
Scr norlGllfig ga bcloiIcn peroen, noe
lie iillo, ndmlih bei'm Stieipoter,
Srn. 8lenrop =. &ebn. IS bnnoelt
iif Inn Die ainOer bon 6rau Ybobc
6. Gmrbcin, meldcr i6rer Gbe nit
&rn. i. Gmrbeiu CntiproiierL Ole ipG.
ter gci6ieben murOc. 6rou Gmrbeir
bcirotbetc Damn Srn. &ebn mo itarb
Elm Sobr ipGtcr.
&ommt an Die 9uuoeSgc.
.rw s.irf,h dl M renen. IS, uui1
Srmu Sornb Sane Breiton BON Hr.
923, Horb- Slllton. Npenue, melde iidl
0CItcrll Dor VulbcSs GonmiiIGr Ho4
gers oui sic ACKNOWLEDGING 81 Der
untporten bate, cine obicolte 9arte
0urd) bic Eoit an Irall &ainab 6.
Wc@lltncB Qclonot 5u boben, iuurot
inter $500 9iirgifoft Sen 9unOesge,
I6morcnen iibcrnieierr.
Soc Sans Satin geihic G
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Ter Satin 0eS beriibmtelL. fiir5.
lid) BON Battling" Nelion clcno Der
bnilcncn &lopiicfters Soc W. @uns,
Waoqe %. Sans, ipuroe geitern pom
&idter Sans cine obiolute Sd)ei-
rung bcpiQigt. lieielbe betreibt oil.
Genblidlid) ein &oitbnus in Chicago.
Gen @runO sur Sdeibuno CAB on0eb.
lidl llntrcne OeS lhonen Soc.
SinterlGbt $9t ,6S6.77.
@eitcrn lpltroe I'M 8aiiengeriht
Gin Sltocntar . 8cr5eid)nib iiber Den
Nadlob oes fiir5Iif perltorbencn 50.
iepb u. Sparb cingcreiht. ltad ocln.
ielben bctrG9t ser @ertb Der Sintcr.
loilenihait $S1 ,6SG.77.
odmcben oes 8eiger.
SALES.
Ste Grinncrlttg an Den tra0ild)el1
Sco brS &crrn SSobn ". $. 8ciger,
friibcrcn &nilircr Der .Ganton No..
ional-@ollf," miro mieber pad)gerit-
fen ourh cine &lagc, ipeld)e im&reis-
gcrid)t Nr, 3 bon Der genannten9on
gcgen Wogoolcnc @ciger, 2olis e.
MeliS uto Spbn y. @eigcr, &erpol-
ter oeS @eigcr'ihen NohlolieS, m
geitrcngt mltroe. Die &loge boiirt
nlf cinem llcbercinfommen, mel6cs
nngcblidl om %. Sununr Dor. SIS.
5piihen Der @unf unb Serrn unh
Sroil 8eiger geidloiien mllroe rno
in ipeldcm ole @eiben lid) Derpflid)-
teten, fir oen SaQ, boB Gin am %.
MGr5 1907 f1Giaer @edJicI in S6be
BON $2.S37.27 nidt eingeloit merben
ionte, Die /. Snpotbef ouf ibr mt9ol.
timores nno GoitleItro6e belegenes
@runbitiid also iderung oes Nniprlt-
DIES eintrogen 81 Ioiien. Der @ed,.
iel ipllrbc nid)t be5nblt uno cine Sp.
totbef bon S1,340 olIf ben Nomen
bon Sobn 8. q. Sec e%ingstragen, mel
der bieielbe icinerieits an Soitis y.
WeliS, Den Wrlloer BON Srou 8eiger
iiberid)reiben licB. Sm uorigen NO
not Iou cine nngeblid) Srnli 8cigcr
DcrIitht boben, bas e%ripubnte 8runo-
ltiid fir $4,000 an &errn Welis SIT
iibcrtrogen.
90 oenpernalter ilr nSi-
bra 9uno Gompnnp."
Gid]ter Cams e%rnannte I'M &reis4
geridt Benjamin Noienbeim 5unr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-18
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9ompier nNieulp gmlteroom," bon
Nemsgorf nod Hotteroom beltinmt,
tam bier an unb fllbr meiter.
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pier raoni9in 2uiic," bon Nep-Dorf
pio Gibraltar nah @enun beitinlmt,
1T bier o%ngtfommlen uno lu~eitcrgeiob.
rem.
Ncnpel, IA. Sllli. - Der Gam.
pier nGomo lit bon SEEM. Dort bier
angcfonrn1cn.