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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-31
CITY LEAGUE STANDING.
AMUSEM ENTS.
New Program at Opera House.

The new vaudeville features to ap-
pear at the Opera house for the first
three days Of this week are Emery and
Nodine, comedy sketch artist and Bcrt
Spears n monologue artist. New pic
lures and illustrated songs will be Of
fered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-31
LOCAL NOTICE.

Mr.. MacNichol has resumed IN
struction at his studio. Pupils regis
tering before Sept 1st will receive
lessons at the former price. After
Sept. 1st the price will be $500 per
lesson.
auR2nd10t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-31

Ralph f. Cushman of Canton, pat
tient at the Insane hospital, died ut
that institution Thursday, aged 90
years. the cause of death being con-
gestion of the lungs. The remains
were sent to Canton on Train A Satur
day morning for burial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-31
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks for the kindness shown to US
in our recent bereavement; also for
the beautiful floral tributes.
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES S. LANE,
AND FAMILY,
MIR. AND MRS NJ. Fl. CROKER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs Guy II. Marsh are re-
ceivng congratulation from their many
friends on the birth of Il son, Kenneth
Wilbert, born Friday evening, Aug. IS,
at o. Western avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-31

Hon. William j. Lanigan of Water
vile was in the city Saturday after
non in his Pierce Arrow touring car.
accompanied by a party of friends, and
was enjoying a run through this Sec
ton of Kcnnebec county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-31

Commander Wainwright Gushing Of
Foxcroft, of the department of Maine,
U. V. T., will make an official visit
to Warren Cox Command, No. s, of
this city, Wednesday evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-31

The regular monthly meeting of the
Augusta Social and Athletic Associa-
ton will be held at 100 Tuesday even
ing and it is desired that all members
be present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-31
marty of Boston people in which

A party of Boston people in which
were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Ames and w.
p. Loudon. who arrived in the city
Saturday in Mr. Ames' touring car.
started on their return Sunday fore
noon, accompanied by Mr.. and Mr..
George w Leadbetter of this city,
Mrs. Leadbetter going as far as Port
land
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-31

George D. Haskell offers preserving
peaches 81 a crate; extra large crates.
Also II lbs ripe tomatoes for % cents.
Telephone $50, East side.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-31
BRIEFS

Dance at Island park tonight. Ad-
mission to dance free to all patrons OF
the theater.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-31

The Augusta State League team will
go to Gardiner this afternoon TO play
the strong Cobbossee Inn team at $50
on Quimby field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-31

Henry j. Tetreault left on the island
err Saturday morning for Squirrel Is
land, where he passed Sunday with his
family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-31
lfYcu Want The BEST I'M
The Drug Line Come To
BowO|TCH, WEBSTER & cos
m-w-ft.f,
MAN-A-LIN TABLETS.

The Manalin Tablets have been devised
to take the place of the fluid Maualin.
They are much more convenient to carry
about the person than the fluid Manalin:
The Manalin Tablets will be found
effective and convenient for people sub
ject to constipation. bilioUsness. sIck
headache and sour stomach,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-31

The Susannah Wesley Society will
meet this evening with Miss Gardiner,
As Arsenal street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-31

Mrs. G. A. Newton and children of
Dover. n. H., and Miss Lydia Bubar
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Bessey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-31
Which Do You Want?

FROM THE PRESCRIPTION
CASE TO THE SODA FOCNT-
AIN OUR STORE Is FILLED
WITH THE BEST. WE HAVE
NO ROOM FOR INFERIOR
GOODS. II YOU WANT OLD
WORTIILESS STOCK IMITA-
TICNS OR SUBSTITUTES YOU
WILL HAVE TO GO ELSE
WHERE BUT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY

Prof Fondee.
Boston Globe.
Augusta Trust Co.
Island Park Theatre.
NJ. G. Il. R.-Excursion.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-12-03
6be 5effersonian
JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS BREAK.

Personally l do not regret the re-
election of Mr.. Cannon" said John
Sharp Williams in New York last
week. This is a statement that his
Mississippi friends cannot appre-
ciate. Further in the same interview
Mr.. Williams said: eff [ were asked
to name two Republicans whose per-
sonal integrity could be counted on
IN all cases | would name Thomas B.
Reed and Uncle Joe Cannon.'' By
the eternals, two of the meanest men
that have lived since John Sherman.
What motive can lead a patriotic
Mississippian to rejoice in the cleo
ton OF man who is opposed to the
construction Of the Panama Canal and
the deep waterway through the Miss
lssippi Valley; a man who is owned
and controlled by the Whisky Trust
and who would like to have an open
saloon on every crossroads in the uni
verse; a man who blocks and abso-
lutely ties up legislation intended for
the common good of eighty million
people; a man who will not recog-
nize member of Congress upon the
floor without first asking the permits
sion of the corporate interests that
own him. Mr.. Cannon is today the
most baleful influence in American
politics, and In the interest of COM
mon justice to the people he ought to
be banished. bodily from the face of
the earth.-Southern Sentinel, Ripley,
Miss.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-12-03
PROBABLY SHE MEANT IT.

Lucille, a carefully brought-up lit
tie girl Of five years, returned from
her first party in great glee.
II was a good girl, mamma" she
announced, "and talked nice all the
time. +"
odd you remember to say some
thing pleasant to Mrs. Townsend just
before leaving9" her mother asked.
ooh, yes, I didP' was the enthu-
siastic reply. 81 smiled and said,
4 enjoyed myself, Mrs. Townsend; I
had a lots better dinner than I
thought I'd have. -
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-12-03
RAISE THE PRICE OF EVERY
THING.

After waiting until after election
railroad officials are announcing an
increase in freight rates. Their theory
is that when the volume Of business
is heavy, freight rates should be
raised under the workings Of the law
of supply and demand. When bust
ness falls off and there are hundreds
Of thousands of empty cars, the
freight rates should be raised because
dividends cannot otherwise be sus-
tanned
This is similar to the theory of the
Sugar Trust at the tariff hearing.
The consumption Of sugar has in
creased, which the trust asserts is
proof that the tariff is not excessive
and if anything should be raised. Ii
the consumption of sugar had dlmln-
ished, the trust could likewise make
the argument that this showed the
necessity for more protection to pay
dividends on the capital invested.
The advance in freight rates will be
paid by the consumer. The tariff on
sugar is paid by the consumer. Every
increase in price is paid by the con-
sumner. 1t is his function to pay for
other peoples prosperity.-New York
World. Il.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-12-03

deed, standing there, especially as
little Simpson, who stood back of
her, had brought her two or three
white roses which were tucked in her
belt.
Annie" Snodgrass began bro
kenly, " Annie
"Hush!" she said, drawing him
into the room. "Jimmy is sleeping
like an angel. And-and you never
told me that [ was dear to you. But
you have always meant much to me.
And your mother has been here and
told me what you said to her today
about daughter in-law. She guessed
the truth at once.'
The world became a great blur to
Snodgrass. He knew that Annie 8
hand was placed in his; that little
Simpson asked him questions and
helped him with the answers; that
Annie answered similar questions.
Il pronounce you man and wife!"
It was little Simpsons voice. II
pronounce you man and wife!"
Everything cleared up at those SUI
preme words. Little Simpson had
thought it was his own marriage he
arranged for in the morning; his
mother had thought it was his own
wife he meant when he spoke to her
about a daughter-in-law. And An
ME? Yes, Annie loved him and had
taken it for granted that it was her
wedding and his that he had insisted
should be solemnized that afternoon.
Her hand still in his, he noticed
stumbling young form in the room
Jimmy.
NANNY ANNIE said Jimmy,
"am I going outq"
"Going out!" cried Snodgrass.
"Hear that now! But you re coming
in again. You re never going to leave
Nanny Annie nor-nor Daddy Bob. J"
He laughed aloud as he had laugh
ed in the morning when he waited for
his breakfast and his mother accused
Flanagan in consequence of it.
"Iittle Simpson," he said, "Jim-
my! Annie!' and the tears would
run down his cheek; "Annie, am I
the one that IS to save you9 Annie,
nv !'-The National Magazine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27
Suunenuui. nnS ltnterauuo.
TnS Nlcttcr.

Sir Worplnno mo Sen liitritt
Columbia belltc Ge0en mo tiiblcr
nit @cmittcr am Nod)mittoG oocr
NbcnO; Gicnitog fIor un0 fiibler;
iriihe ucr1nOcrlidc @inOP.
S0eolea Sommcrmcttrr berri6tc
aCitern un0 oic o%iicncn @oggon9
murOcn in ben Qicnit G~eitelt. 4ic
nod Den &orit0Oten fiibrenocn &inicn
tonntcn MIR nit groBcn Sd)ipicriqfcis
ten Ole noh Gotienoen 5dblenocn
Eoiioqierc bci0rocrn, SGmmtlihe 81.
icntIihe Forf& biI0etcn oaS 3iel ipci-
tcrcr SouicnoC. Ser Strobbut, ser
Dor einiacn Sngen gepiiicrmoBen
nod nic Elm 8eilhcn I'M 8crborgcnen
bliibtc, mar geitcrn id)on mebr be.
mertbnr mo miro. bleibt ooS @ettcr
10 mic c9 Qeitcrn. bolo in boiler n9lii.
tie" ltebcn.
Sic bGdite Sempcrotur mar 81
@rao bon 4 bis > llbr HadmittuaS
unO oic nieori9itc GO @roo Dor 6 llbr
WiorQcn0.
&n ocn iibrigen @um0c0.@ cttcr.
9cobod)tungas Stotionen muroCn bic
ioIgenOcn bod)itcn Sempcrnturcn per
3cidlnct: Gaitport Ga, Eortluno 81,
philadelphia 81, 9ltlontic.Gitp y,
@nIbington 81, Noriolt 50, &ottero5
&c, Charlotte 81, @ilminAton 81,
GbnrIelton 81, Sapnnuob 81, >Sod.
ionuiac 80. Supiter 81, acp @elt IS,
Ntlonto 81, Wiont1omeru 81, Ncms
Orleans IS, GoleltinC -. Wulpeiton
81, Corpus Gbriiti 81, WicmpbiS 81,
Cincinnati 81. EittsburG 81, Gancgo
&C. Buffalo 81, GlcDelnnb g. Detroit
60, Nlpenn 66, Mnrquettc -, @recn
Dan 81, Chicago GO, Nulutb "A, Ct.
Yuul II, ct. SouiS 90. &nnius.Giip
56, Omoba 90. Nuron 3S, 9iSmord
PC. &nprc -. Selena 81. SILT &otr
-. Gcnuer 80, Nortb Elotte l6,
Iooge.GitD 60, gnoriQo GO um0 Sos
NnGelleS 30 @rob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27

Ntc 9alljc 9eiitiae Gnnpidelung lit
MIR III elmer lebenoigeu Sprafe mog.
lGd). GcaboIb meg nit Cen 6rcmO.
mortern. 9ie 6ron3oicn mo Stale.
rer lelber iaaen, ooB, lucnn cS etnoS
observation-disclosures lit, c5 in ser Ocuti6en
Sprod)e ous9eOriift lit. Die Geut.
ldct boben ober troB0cm INNER nod
oIde Observation-Disclosures uno OeSglci,
den Die @nqlGnocr. llnO mic miro
ou8 orne Gin0 Damn angcitrcnqt
loenll es III Ole Sd)lle fommt mo
olele 6remotp0rtcr, Die 10 id0n in Scr
eIgeren Sprodr olt9gcoriidt mcroch
fonneil, crit ollapcnoig Iernen muB.
Gte oeutlde Sprude bat Soit mo
strait mo 3minAt Den Wcnihcn,
lclblt nod3uidoiicn. 9}ur inter Wen.
ihclt, Die cine Sprohe iprefcn, in
Der man nid)t 81 0cnfcn brolld)t, i'm
oct man 0aS Stimmpieb. 6idtc'3
@cilt lit ourd WGnncr, Die aus
GelttIf)Ion0 p%crtricbcn murOcn in
ltnlcr NOoptib.& otcrlouo i~ibergctros
gen mor0en, mo Oieicm @ciit lit c9
5um 1lltcn CbeiI ST O%croonfcn, Oab
Die SfIopcrci ab0cihoiit muroc.
Seine Aniprnhc beihloB 9tcbncr
nit ben @orten: oEilegt Die ocutide
Spra6c, pfIcgt 0oa Oeltid)e @ort,
ocnn Der @eiit ser &dtcr lcbt in
ibuen tort"
Stiirmriiher mo lang onbolten0Cr
GcifoQ Iobute Sen NeOner iiir ieinc
intereiianten Nuoiiibrmgcn, un0
Damn trug 6rou Glii06ctb &uoolp0
nod Gin @eOidt Dor, poroli bic
aSdrmonie" ben ShhlBhor .2onf.
gcbet" aus ocu oltnicoerIGnoiidcn
GoItalieOcrn nit ser 9cBleitmg oc6
9I0Icrdor5 uno ser Sr1eI lang.
Die Decoration ser 9iibnc mar
GuBerit aeidnlodpoa unO gcreihte
&rn. Charles g. SeuboIo, oem gu.
perintcnocnten Oe5 GurroIL|orf5.
mclder Oieielbe ~orrnngirt bate, sur
Gbrc. IS fancn bolpti1dliA EaI.
men 5lrr %ermenomng.
Yroi. @oebel, mclber Elm cbcmoli.
ger @nltimorer it, trnf Nodmittag9
ftr5 mad 3 llbr oli Dem lluion-
@abnboi Gin un6 muroc 0oieIbit bon
Den $50. Frdiioent &obn Siarf8 pom
ollnobbGngi9en 9ilr1er = Gcrcin,"
Fultor &lrlius Sofmom up0 Ser
mann @~aocnboop, SetrctGr pom
ol(nobbGnAiacn @iirgcrs% crcin," cnl.
pfangcn mo nnd Dem n&otel Mo.
lciGb" GcIcitet, lpoicI6it iid 0cn Ser
rem olth @r. NltAuit N0oer beige.
lcIlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27
Stdot Baltimore.
ltHterbaltungs @eetueiier.

yNtnocmic" - ,qtI Wtoie",
,,AuoitOrinm" = o9Si8uro OF the Bile.
r60ltoan" ldglt6 bon If llbr BORN. bis
oClbiioer init Dem GuucrupbunC.
r0oro's" - pYouciome lptpH".
nennetn"- o@udelor Club Nirlesauers"
rWinrnlano"-Seiib's pIq Siar "sgsnuoeOiue
nNsn monumental" Ibe @rtGuoiers"
,,S1ric'S benter" - Gieie 1SodCf Jdnlihe
.EOp"sSuu5erie.
r.eubtu's," 404-4O6, Et.9nltimpre.etr. -
Observation-Disclosures uuo gSauhelbiloer.
Snicbni i'm nEriute' Bart" ~ 0eutc Sad
mittda nm ! tbr Baltimore aeaen buffalo.
,DiGrninuo 3odcn Sub" - BON ~. IprtI
bis 81. Dtdi tdpltd ReIIrcn 81 Elnl!tCO.
Observation-Disclosures" - WtoHiG9, ben p.
AQrll, grpbes 9Un3ert ulo NGlI
t6nntun Sirotrfran5" UUntuG. oeH 81.
Nprtl. Sau in y6nring's sale. Gde Salt Aot.
mo 3. Girabe.
n8ermnnia.s arupsre " 49, 9tenfiGa. ben %.
WpriL groBes SdauiurneH itno N1a In Der
a@ermauiusUl aHnerCbprsNuue."
,qocuit.Y utut. SurHuerCiH" - Eicuitda. Den
2s. &pTil. grnBee SbGuirrHGH Ino Gdu IN
.GitCrbeiu's puIe." 6de 6ulI- uno AedinHs Str.
nShmei5er Sah.6lnb" EteHitnq, ben 2S.
9lpril. critics Stiiiuugstcft luo bnutoritttibe
MISUNDERSTANDING In Ser ,piabiuuo slcGhemu"
.Artun" - Nitiiiuob, ben 29. Nlpril. S1libs
Concert In Der .WerHuHiGsQ thHnerborz0due"
Mozart Wtnnncrdnr" O'titluoh, ben 20.
gpril. unterbaltunG uuo Inu3 in Gbimei'S
.gCru electric sale" Au. g32. gtnrOsNrodoUnn
,Tcutidl, iluanriider 2icocrtrnu6" ~ Bonner
iiug, Den 30. @pril Shlubs9on3ert in aCtier
bein'S Sale" Ode Nulls unh geuionsS trabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27
Yriun ...... NriOn ...... Mriun,
SdlnR GOu5crt
am 20. Npril 1908.
y@crmauia WGnncrdur . Sale"
CISCO
glriun
glriun,

StraBcn b0bn Sinic DER
lcgt. - @ie aus elmer InScigc Ser
.&crCinigten Strnbenbobn . @cicll
ihoit" an onberer Steue oicics @lnt-
ties erlid)tlid) .pcr0en BON mor1cn an
Die in lpeItlidcr Nihtln9 1Cbenocn
@oagonS Der Gruios&iu. Npcnuc.Sis
ME 5piidcn Der Gretcr. mo Soutb.
StraBc bon Der Scmborb- nod ser
Erott. Strobc obaelcnft mcrocn. 9icic
S%cr0nocrung ser 6obrIinie miro an.
6auerll, bis Ole @nSsGompnguie oic
blrd Die Arbeit Ser slbSl90funol,
Gommiiiion an ser Sombaro.S traBc
notbmenoig 9CuorOenc Snitonoict.
sung ibrcr &nuptrobren bccnOct bot,
Ser nGeutih Nmerifo.
niide oemotratih c : In b
Ger 6. W 3" p%eronitoltctc gelterit
Nodmlittag iiir ieine Otitglieocr cine
llntcrbnItung in ieinem GIubbous,
Nr. 125, Noro.Goitle. StroBe. NcI
eerielben belt SEER Otto 0ottaer ci.
men %ortrog iiber .Sitten uno 8c'
brold)e Der ruiiilden Sunolcute", Der
bon ben Inlueienoen NIT Auimerf,
iomfeit perfolgt mo nit groBem BET
fuu au%fgenouulen iuuroe. Gic Nr.
rGnaenents batten ole Veanlten 0c&
Sereins getroiicn. 0ieielben iino:
,Serln. S9reiber. Qr1iiOent; SbomaS
Neuberger, /. @ice-Erdiibent; @eorgt
@ergmann, 2. Giee.Er1iibent; Sobn
Sod, Sdaenteiiter; Snfob Gcubtr,
ger, Ginon8iefretdr, mo Sobn @or.
lideI, jun., correiponoirenher Sefrc-
tar. sm Jreitog abeno CAB Der GLIB
Icin iGbrIifes 9onfett, bel Dem SIC
SS. Otto gottger, Stepen Sittlc,
&orrp Sooper unb gnoere OILS @aite
anipeieno iparen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27
SebbeI's cinsiacs Mttclier.

@ir baben MIR Cit Mtelier in galti'
more, nnb bas befinbet iidj in Der
Gtaae si cbener Groe, Nr. 321, Woro.
8ag., nabe Sigb.Str. &inSer'Hbo'
tosrapbien cine Spesialitat. = Seine
Msentcn nno feline Srcppcn si iteisen.
S. Sebbel. 6. Grni, 0eidaftSfibrcr.
(315-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27
Sen Waucn Tidte's.
Scicr OeS NnnOcrtja6rtagcS oOu
Tidjtc'5 &coCn al bic ocutidDc
NatiOH.

Cine bod interciioute Seller in Ser
@ermonia Mdnncrhor @ouc.
Froiciior SuIillS @ocbcl pom Ger
Sorporo . llniocriitdt Scr Set.
rconer, - EroIog pom 6rau Gil
iobct6 Rubolpb. - Ser 9cirrd
mittcImGBig. - Mitpirfung bc5
@cinnQocrcin2 oSormonie,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27

eebt Gndj red,tseitis nm mad einem
Yienic.3slat.
Beiebt Vodel's tfriiber Meton's) am
Gnbe Der Gigbtitrafcn Bride.
(W526,G %, No]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27
,Sdnuciscr Sab.Glnb."

Grites Stiftnngsieit, p%crbnnScn NIT
bnmoriitiid)er Nbeno . ltnterbaltnng
nnS Sal, Sicmitag 2S. Npril, in Der
SigblanS Neabcmg. dis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27
,Sarmunic Gdie,"

Nr. Ala, @eIt'5 agctte.S trake, Garl
SdmiSt, SnBabcr. @~iir3buracr Suf.
bran iriidj aln 3api. 9incrs, Suupers
q Ia carte. ScSen Samitag Mbenb
Srei.Gonsert. (4priI1,tS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27


tc in iein Mint eingefiibrt. Seber
YloB in Der aupelle mar nit Inoats
tigeu gcfiiQt, ieIbit Die @Inge tporen
QcOrGngt pol. Eoitor Sotte bate
iiir Die 6eitpreoigt ben Cert Wtuttb.
IS, 10. n@ebet bin lnO iugt ca met'
men 8riiOern", gerpdbIt. NoItor
I0bm lpllroe Dor 26 &nbren III 8on
@ertb, Ohio, geboren. Gr Ituoirtc I'M
~tbeologiideu Seminar Ser Oliiiourit
Spnooc 5u Ct. 9ouiS unb luar Die
lCBtcn bier Sabre Sceliorger elmer
@emcilloe in Sort @ortb, SeraS.
Seit 3tpet Sabren lit er nit Nnna,
0eb. Yepcra, perbciratbet. Die Sos
fobua.8 emcin6e, neIder er jest oils
SecIiorQer poritcbt, bat ge9enUGrtig
10 WitQlieoer. Ter &ird)enratb Ill
iolqenoermoBen 5uiommenaelest: 81.
&oiiobu, Er6ii0cnt; Sob. 9uemer,
ScfrctGr; Scinrid) 2oiiubn S6ob.
n%leiIter; Nug. &iIricnlonn ltno s.
Yudm0nn.
9emubtlo5 i'm 2oocn
oufQcfunocu. - Salpatore :.
Saul, Elm % Sabre after StaIiencr
bon 92r. All, O.2l. Strobc, purOe
Snmitag NbcnO IN bcmuBtloiem 3u'
iton0e in icincm 2u0en aufgcirnoen.
Wnn brnhte i'm und Dem .8llten
Sumariter SoipitaL," moiclbit cS
ii6 %bcrouSItellte, Dab Der Mom cine
llebcrooii3 Mebi5in C%ingcnommcr
bat. Sein @ciinoen lit GuBcrit fri.
tiid.
G3 flob ~ Id, o6er fcin
&ouig. - Gin Dor einen W|ildmu.
gen gcipomteS @icro Oes @rn. 9.
@ciniteiu uon Nr. t107, SIt-Sopette.
StroBe, bromte geItern Ntorgcn an
ser Orleans ul0 ~9liaquitb StraBe
ourd. An Scr GbGitmut. un0 9cring'
tonsStroBc muroe ser Maqen umgc.
worien uno Die Han5e Miild iloB auf
bic Strobc. @IiidIidcr Neiie muroe
Niemono pcrlebt.
@ar Ser Sun6 toIl2
Sm GoItcur. 9epartcmcnt Oes Staot-
&oipitolS merOcn %9cacnmGrtig Sr.
SomcS Is. 9c9o uno feline Satin bon
Nr. 311 6orreltsHon0, HolonO,
Eart, mo cine Nodbnrin, oeren Na.
men gcbeim gcbolten miro, bebanoclt.
Aac Grei mlrocn BON cilem Sunoe
oeS @rll. ScG0 gcbiiieu. Der @uno
milroe 0etootct mo cbenfoQS Gr.
Aeirle sur lluteriufung iibergc6cn.
DS dmor5e 9anb." - Iret
ser &toliener, Sic ser nShpnr5en
Sono" a~n9e6Gren iolen uno ser Ser
idnu0rung 0egcn q @iorgio's 2cbet
uno @igentbum altgeflagt lino, bobei
ibrc 6reibeit mieoer crlongt, nahoeln
lie Die sic pom Hifter Stodbriogc
onf $1,000 nngeictte 9iiraihoit &C.
Ieiitet botten. IS ii1o 9alliltone.
Wonteleone II. Gataluno; 5uei. 2upo
uno ga Hoia, iibCn nod i'm @ef1ug.
nib. Gab Der loeben beenOcte Ero5eb
unb Sic GbGtigfeit Der Yoli5ei feilte
Sdrcdcn fiir sic nS6por5e Sano"
fat, benefit Sic Sbntiode, Dab Sr.
81 @irorGio 0robbriefc, ans @olti-
more 0ntirt, crbalten bat. Sein &ouS
in @albroot ltn0 ooS icines 9ru0er3
III &aibin9ton lteben inter %beItdnoi.
ger poIi5eilider 9emnd)ung.
Gle ~GreSccnt Sop 90 a.
6 o." iiir sic 6nbrifotion bon Spiel
luaoren lit bon Den SS. Gurner ".
Siooc, Charles :. Goriep, u. 8or.
Don Siaoc, @iaiom Worriion uno
Gilbert $. Smitb nit einem anpitul
Don $4,000 i%ncorporirt morocn.
*** Der oOio5art.W t1nnerd)or" Der.
onitoltct an Wittmod, Sen %. Ipri!,
IN Sbimet'S @nle, Nr. 932, Horo.
0roo0luon, cine llnterhnltl1no. per
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Bonn 9oitgGnacr gct6otct.

Trou 6. Griffin bon 6ronf nc Sntpre
III ibrer @pbnrna erihoiien. Ger
SbGtcr pcrAoftct. @or 5ir Belt
Der Sbnt bC%trlutten, ~ gtllr meni0
iibcr ocn Soil iopcit crmittclt.
6roiI &, Griffin 6ic an scr Cyprus.
Nocnuc IN Curtis -9op mobntc, iii &c.
tern Nbcno tlr5 Dor # ltbr in ibrcr
Wobnuna bon ibrcm &oltgGnQcr
Tronf McSlturc nit eincm Hcoolpcr
9cIholien uu0 10 idmcr permm1oet
iuorocn, OoB lie mcniOc Minnttcn
ipGtcr itorb. NC Sntprc arbeitet in
ocu oSiio Baltimore Gar @becl
Morris mo lpltrOc bon Den Eoli5iiten
Wcuiboiu mo Sd)ul5 pcrboitct mo
int 8ciGngniB 81 9roofIpn beigcitcft.
Gr iou bel &crijbung ser lbot be.
trlultcn gelueien lein.
Sril berer y oIti morcr
Tcucr. - Seltc bcoinnt
III Ncm.0ort cine ouBcrorocutlidDe
Sibung bcS Narrcou.T ercino bon
Nem.Yorf, Die olld) iiir Baltimore
Don b%cionocrcm Sntcreiie icin oiirite,
"a in OcrIelbcu 9eihliiiie gcioBt per.
Den mo1cn, sic fir cinen iriibcrcn
@oltinlorer, Den icBigen Eolicirid)tcr
0rogc, ldluerc 6olgen nod) iid) sic.
ben fonncn, 9rGge Itommt bon ocitt,
ldcn GltcrL Itll0irte bier Die Ncd)tC,
500 nod Ncm.Norf, 100 er Dor etlpo
cincm Sabre sum Goli5cirid)tcr CT.
nannt iullr0e, Ger Gorluurt Ser Dem
Wogiltrot Gcrnnd)t miro, lit Scr, bo5
er einem Observation-Disclosures @eIo
te5oblt babe, NM oieien 81 peronloi.
len, elnen bcrcitS icrtigcn @crid)t
iibcr iein (Grogc'S) omtlifcS Ger.
Eulten nid)t 81 ueroffentlid)er. Ger
Snbult oiclco NrtifelS be5og iid olll
Die GntloiiunQ BON gelpiiien Strof.
geiangcnen aus Der Saft. Die BE.
idpll0igungcn iitb bcrcits bonn We=
idiueroe- GusiduB Der Sercinigu11
1epriiit luor0cn. Wnpor McGlcllon
botte lie ontlih t-boben, un0 cS lit
on5iinebn1en, 0ob Der Nusidjnb ilc
fir bearilnbct uniiebt, ou or ionit
rid)t Die Gi1bcrltiung elmer Spc5iol.
ileitng peronlobt baben miiroe. IS
lit 0aber ollh mciter mahrldeinlid).
mob belhloIicn merben miro, hei Der
Notwithstanding beS Snpremc.@e.
ridts Die Gr0iinune bes IbicbunaS'
reriobrcnS qcgcn oen &ihter 81 be.
cntrugcn. Mollde NnlpGlte eriuor.
ten, boB Gronc obnc @eiteres reiig.
niren meroc, iobolb sic @or.gHocin.
ton gegcn i'm beihIieBt. Sbilt er eS
ridlt uno miro Die formelle Siscipli-
rorfln9c %crboben, Damn nuB Die
9dii5e bi3berioe 9eiucisaufnobme
nod einmal criolgen, uno cs mag ell
Sobr mo lGn1er Hailern, ebe oas
G%erfobrcn beenoet miro. Sn5lpiIte'l
bleibt ser Gidter I'M 9m,te.
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*** Ter Observation-Disclosures" Der.
onitoltet an Wittwod, Sen %. @pri!,
in Sbimef'S Sole, Hr. $50, Noros
9roooruou, cine llnterbnltung, Der.
bunoen nit Son3. Gos eriobrene
bat IN ieoer
@inlid)t unlioiienoe @orbereitunaen
0etroiicn. Gin Invertebrates Ero.
gromm lit oui9citcllt moroen, unb
c8 ltebcn alien 00lten genubreid)e
Stln0Cn in MuSiid)t.