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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-05-01

where he might be MAIDEN from sight.
To his surprise the vehicle turned
through a gateway into a field, where
he heard the slow %crunching of the
great wheels over the stubble. He
raised himself to his knees, and then
in a c%rouching posture essayed to fol.
low 1t in its wanderings, when he was
arrested by a sharp challenge, be-
traying the fact that although the Wis
itors had been expected no chance
was being taken Of entertaining others.
Again he threw himself on his face,
waiting patiently for other sounds.
The great fiat before him showed dim
ly in its yellow baroness, stretching
down to where the broad expanse of
river cleaned DULY, and he could dis
Germ other lights than those Of the
motor on which he had been an undis-
covered passenger. These suddenly
vanished, and he surmised that the
chauffeurs had extinguished them pre-.
paratory to leaving the cars. He could
trace out no other shapes in the gloom.
Not even a building raised its dark
bulk in the night. He felt the neces-
sity of advancing farther.
Foot by foot he wriggled forward,
the splinters of the field Embedding
themselves in his flesh UNDECIDED,
straining every nerve to avoid making
a noise, and listening at intervals in
the hope of catching some word of
conversation which might give him a
clew to the cause of this nocturnal
mission. From a short distance ahead
came the mutterings Of low-pitched
voices, and then a period of silence.
He was past the machines now, still
crawling carefully. Once more he
paused, when he heard a sullen
mufled crash from the direction of the
water, and in an agony Of surprise and
terror rose to his knees, forgetting
that he might be observed. His hands
interlocked themselves in stress as he
watched in GREATNESS suspense for a
moment, and then, almost moaning in
despair, he crept rapidly back to the
road, went cautiously down it for a
hundred yards, and took madly to his
heels with fright.
All caution was thrown aside, and
as he ran like an insane man through
the night, with his overworked lungs
believing in and out until they felt
aAame, he burst into sobs, muttering
to himself again and again: "Only
the gods can save Nippon! The gods
help Nippon!"
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v.
In aoeret Paths.

Nippon. the home Of the Samural,
IN her adoption Of newer methods. nao
not permitted her secret service de-
partment to remain in ancient form
Modelled. on those lines which nao
made the Intelligence bureau OF Rus
sia n Of the most effective IN the
entire world, and profting by the pup.
licity given to nearly every movement
Of importance in the United states
she was minutely Informed OF all tnat
had been and was taking place IN inc
country she hoped to overcome. sne
had depended upon this knowledge as
q valued factor for the subjugatton OF
the American colossus, not foreseelns
that a country capable of closing us
doors to the world would also nno
e to circumvent foreign agents
To the last minute she relied upon her
emissaries in nearly all the larger
cities of America under the direction
Of Count Seigo.
AWAY back In the time of the Toku'
gawa shogunate, when the almost IN
vincible leader seigo was an Idol 10
the youth of Satsuma to be topped
over only in the civil war OF 1871 MS
son was being educated in a leading
American university. The downiall
Of the father practically exiled the laa
In the United States until family Luz
political influence had time to reas-
sert itself. when by progressive steps
ha gained the good graces OF his gov
eminent. end was given RESPONSIBLE
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were maze, OUT 1ouna rnem 1nnocuous
in so far as he could reason.
AS time went on, however, he found
that the greater portion of these ship
ments were being sent to Miami, Fla,
and was driven to the final conclusion
that if the government was active in
any way at all, the key must be at the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-05
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS.
Hyomei Gives Relief in 10 Minutes
Cures Over Night.

Everybody knows, or ought to
know, that Hyomei is recognized
among scientists as the SPECIFIC for
Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis and Hay
Fever. but there are a great many
people who do not know that Hyomel
will cure a cough or cold in less
than "a hours.
But everyone should know that the
soothing, balmy and antiseptic AR oi
Hyomei when breathed over the raw
and inhamed membrane Of the nose
and throat viii instantly allay the in
|flammation, and will effect a prompt
cure,
Complete Hyomei outfit, including
inhaler, costs only $l,0o at !, r
Laurin. Extra bottles, If afterwards
needed, will cost but 50 cents.
Joseph M. Harbaugh, Heldredge
Neb., writes; Il have used YOU
Hyomei in my family for two year.
or more, and find it one Of the bes
remedies we ever used for a cold o.
sore throat We find that IT give
! quick relief in cases Of catarrh."
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-05
List Of Nominations.

FIRST Ill tho City Of Astoria east o Twenty
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-05
HOW THE PRIZES WILL
BE DISTRIBUTED.

The automobile will be awarded to
the young lady receiving the largest
number Of votes in the the FIVE dis
tricts, The piano the second grand
prize will be awarded TO the young
lady receiving the second largest vote
IN the FIVE districts. The trips-on'
in each distries-the lady standing
second, will receive the scholarship
and the third viii each receive tht
gold watch.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-05
ceivc business education al the ex-
pensc Of the Astorian.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR VOTING

peHAe VI lHe aptpimH'
INSTRUCTIONS FOR VOTING.
Enter the name OF the lady whom
you wish to secure one Of these mag
nifcent rewards in this contest at
once. She may win an automobile
piano, a free trip, or one OF the waltz
able scholarships. Better still, get the
lady 10 enter he: name and then vote
for her Those who get In on the
| start have the best chance Of winning,
50 Il IA desirable that the names be
entered at once in order 10 get a good
start. Candidates who enter this con-
test do not necessarily have 10 be sub
scribers OF the Astorian. Enter your
name and your friends will do the
rest You will be surprised to see
how rapidly the votes will come IN
land what little efforts IL necessary tc
win one Of the rewards offered. Get
lin on the start and encourage your
friends 10 vote for you; the rest vii
be easy You will never know how
! popular you are until you enter
contest OF this kind.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-05
MANY CHANGES In
TODAY'S COUNT
Over Sunday Vote Was Very Large
For so Short a Time the Contest
Has Been Running

Some of the contestants are uh-
doubtedly holding back on their re-
ports concerning their success, and
this ii largely their own business; but
there il also much good 70 be had
from daily showing Of actual re-
suits Subscriptions may be handed
in al any time and proper credit be
given, the Office receipting for the
same and giving out the necessary
number of vote coupons, which may
be held and recorded al any time.
While the record IL kept straight ~
this Office, the contestants may hold
the votes as long as they please be-
fore having them recorded. Their
vote coupons arc good for the total
amount at any time.
There ~ ballot box In the As
forans Office where the votes may be
deposited for any young ladies whom
YOU may see fit TO vote for. II you
cannot bring the ballots to the office,
send them In by mail to the Contest
Manager and the votes will be &C
corded to the young lady for whom
they are intended The votes are
counted twice, so there can be nc
mistake as TO the proper number o'
ballots accorded TO each candidate
The votes are always open for inspec'
ton 10 insure a fair deal.
HOW TO WIN.
Any young lady who desires TO en-
ter this great contest and win one O
the magnificent prizes offered, shoulc
at once see that her name Is sent e
the contest manager. All that II
necessary to win o prize Is TO receive
the largest number OF votes accord
ing to the condition mentioned else
where in this announcement.
Candidates should at once pteres
their friends in the contest and b,
united and energetic action induce a
many people as possible 70 vote TO
them. Each nomination coupon Gu
from the Astorian will count for nv
votes for candidate.
The nomination coupon will onl,
appear for a few days. The easies
and ouickes. way to win is for candi
dates to ask their friends to prepa,
their subscription for six to twelv
months II costs the subscriber moth
inc extra 10 do this and they ar
saved the annoyance Of weekly an
monthly collections. BY so doing yo
receive a special vote ballot which !
good any time during the contest
Orders for the prizes will be give
the successful contestants at tn
close OF the contest; same may b
used by the contestant herself 9
disposed OF in any manner she ma
see it,
Any young lady residing in tn
above mentioned territory is eligibl
10 compete In this contest.
Anyone who desires to vote IN tn
/ contest may do so by ballots CT
<irom the Daily and Weekly Astoria'
or by special vote coupons obtaine
by subscribing to the Astorian, tn
coupons secured by subscribing
the Astorian may be held as long
desired and voted at any time up
the desired close Of the contest, b'
ballots cut from the Astorian are on
good for one week from publicatic
and will not be counted If voted att
the date printed on the ballot
Persons living in one district a.
not confined to voting for ladies'
their own particular district, but ma
vote for anybody In the race.
The offer affords the girls OF a
toria and surrounding territory
excellent opportunity to travel or r
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-05

FIRST Observation-Disclosures all the City OF Astoria east Of Twenty
''SS"s ''s : VOTE
MIA. pose Norastrom 2l6s Bond . M u. ...,.. 140S
M Man;c Wileon a4 3sth street . .1....... .i08O4
MIL clara a,son l4 Franklin avenue l043o
t,. A,d.reo, 2s48 Franlun avenue
at M rnhrvo 2,2, cedar street M M M 91
NH, Anne M l660 Frankin avenue ,...........oo03
n Me,e Ans,edt 1854 irving avenue .........., o648
NH. Nele Dav;s 702 Frankin avenue M "a. ...... 89l7
M;ss Ayan 22z s3d . ...........7748
MN r,,hs Mala ,336 Grand ave nue. ......... 6738
M;ss I id yoder - 81. u. 81. ............. 60l4
A1 Aano r,,oohl 1904 Duane street 42
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VALUE OF SPECIAL BALLOTS
BY CARRIER AND MAIL
VOTES
OLD NEW

In all ballots issued subscriptions must De po =
~ M amount money must be sent mail paid to local agents
or brought this Office
The paper delivered by mali through agents as fequeo
Resides the given subscriptions there will be coupon puoh
h a of the Morning Aoan which when and hlied IN Will
covn az one These must be mailed to the Morning
Contest Manager before the expiration printed on each ballot
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-05
DISTRICTS.

The districts will be divided as fol.
lows: First distric, will include all
the City OF Astoria east Of Twenty
second street; second district will in
clude all the City Of Astoria east Of
Ninth street to Twenty-second; third
district will include all the City oi
Astoria west Of Ninth street TO city
limits; fourth district will include al
the towns in and around llwaco and
Chinook; fifth distIict will include the
towns OF Hammond, Warrenton and
Seaside.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-05
SECOND all the City Of Astoria east Of Ninth
Twenty-second

Twenty-second streets
Birdie Wise, Hs Harrison street
MI. AIa N.,soa s7Q cra,d avenue ...........1i,57o
MI Al cr,ss; 77s Trankin avenue .i0846
Nts MI. n.ncb ,7ss Qh e,ee ~ .............. 1924
n rdn. camnhe axe Commercial street .f07i8
ns Met. rosrd 400 t7h s,rest A - ........... .oo46
As tsa j, uam,n sy,h 4 p cvms M .......t.....978o
MI, Mah cr;ra,on sos lsth street I'll ........... .o645
MI. I.an. vneb zA Frankln avenue ............o o6
ss Wa, po.a,asn sss ruars M 81. 1858
a;s .b clhangb Win Hoeaer u. ...............8E83
Miss Birdie McCrosky, 7lo Duane. ........,,. 30
749 Grand
Nil. Me-, cr.ao,v s4s an street ............ 6oo8
MI. II..; Tsiisn, 6ao crsrd avenue ........
NJ; AZ, usiho,n so2 F,artEn ave- nue. ......... s7o6
MI. r,. rtrors aos ,4,h street .......... 1868
NJ. ~. cn;a. .i72o
MI. I;,d. K,,nL;, s7o crrd avenr. .......... H8
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ssof0les.
@pQfpmmcm ridltig.

Cine 2ofol5eitung Die 8d-
sette = oeren ~eoitorieQe Spalten
bon oent &agne &ommittee Sor<
iiber Selig 9eutl6mann menn nldt
geI6rieben, 10 bod iripiriert gu lelll
iheirlet1, lobalo man oie Saltung Die
Ier 3eitung belt &onoioatcn gegcll=
iiber in @rmdgung 5iebt, oie BON Dem
Central oemofratiiden slnti-EroDi-
Billions Glib enooriiert puroeit, Ell
flart eoitoriea, uoab Der geriud)
oes Central oemofratiiden Intt=Bro-
bibitions Club, sic anti=&robi6i-
tionsfroge nit Ser lofalen County
&agne 5u permengen lttred)t
lei"
Die liberQlen Stimntgeber pom
gerar gountD iino anoerer MeinnllJ
mie Scr. Selie 9el,tihmann uno Die
.@o5ette".
Sic iino enti6loiielt, fir oieient=
gen &a1oiooten 5u itiInnen, oeren
Stelulig ais Illti= Trobibitioniltell
ourda1s erpieien lit.
Ser Central oemofratiide 8roblb!=
tions Glib bot oieie &anoiooten en-
ooriiert, neil tie furhtlole anti-Trp-
bibitionilten ii1o; tie mollen ni6t nit
ben 8robibitioniiten l~iebaugeln, lon-
oenn lie ipolen befallnt ieir
fir oos, mas iie mirfli6 iino = @eg=
her BON alet g~efdmpfern Der pet
lonli6en Sreibeit. lno IN Mnbc-
tradt ser boben @idtigfeit Ser Gro=
bibitionsfrage geraoe gu oieier 3eit,
bat ser Mnti= Brobibitions-Glub oiele
Ganoioaten, Die feit atf Der anti-
8~robibitions Ilatform Itebe1, enoor-
Iiert.
Gie[ei6t iino ni9t #ipenige ibrer
@egenfanoioaten ebenfaas gegen Grn-
bibition, aber:
gs eriitiert all9 nidt ein Sdat.
ten bon einem 3meifel, bob ieber
ein5elne &anbioat anf Ser 2iite bes
oemofratii6en Central Clubs Tor
Sen Ni6tern oes 9iItriftgeribts bin.
inter Bis 5l1 Sen Gollntp-& ommiiie
rem elm ermieiener, e6ter unb Iid
nibt cuff Dos gering1te 3ugeitanonis
einIaiienoer 4nti-8robibitioniit lit.
Stimmgeber.
(~gnSeiae.l
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GrnmOeisemtmms= 1tebertrasnnser.

Soiepb 9o55i an aIbert @alte.,
@rnnbitif an Der 2areoo Ctr, $1,000.
Grid @erser IL. an @lbin SutS,
@rnnoltiid, an Der @l Eaio Stra.; 5000,
Gbelina 'Sones unb @atten an G6as.
Hittimann, 600 Mder 2nnb, $40 IL. 81
y. @ieiede unb Srau an Mbe @au:e
mann. 8runoitid an Der gbpreB ctr.
$1,000.
8. o. gIsburb an Srmu Marp 6.
golot, @rtnoltud OH Der Meerifeiei
StraBe; $3.50.
q. Sdorn an @. s. goroers, @runos
it'd an Der aerr unb Durango CTR.
$740O.
s. 50. @bite an o. 6. Suqo. @rltnbs
ltiid i'm neuen' gitbs8lod 1917, Gpnff
9eigbts; $1090.
Soiepb SAINT unb Srau an &. Guerra
@rlnbitud an Der 2ope8 Ctr; $275.
$. 6. Strands an Sranf 5nlaer
@rinolfiid on Der Blaine Ctr; 1915.
Alntna 9oefle uno Charles Soefle,
an Srau gooie albright. @runoitiid an
Der Ga gbapeae 5trabe, 1925.
Soiepb Salit, George ¬s, @eorae
@lbaiio, 8. 8. @rltene uno eSobn Nars
bad an S. @. 2esIer, 1886 Gfer
2ano; $7193.
@iaiam 9obrolpplsfi unb 6. 81. Cite
rem an S. g. Sprreit, @rl1noitiid al Sci
Tirginia Ipenue; $2250.
9ermine s. Stuemfe uno @atte al
Nntonio @on5ales, @runo,tild an Der
Soutb @omal nno CHIHUAHUA Strobe;
1925.
8. g. gourtneb urb Srau an Sreocs
rid 9eueel. @~runbitiif an Der @ertpopf
StraBe; 500 Ii. u.
Nlfre0 9allbolo an 9. SO. Gourtu.n
@runoifild an Der @erttpooo Ctr; $3.50,
@iuianl S. 9rui5 an s. q. 8iper
@runoitiid al Der @dten Str; $2100.
SarrD gerrD uno Srau an gmil
Sode. @rnnbitiif an Der 8ui3 StraBe;
$1,000.
O.. g. 6ueo an Srau @arb aancs
9eiligmam1 @rinbitiid in Sontf
9eigbts; 1926.
5. 6. @ngliib an Sreb. $. SauIt
@rnnoitiid an Der Hearl 5traBe; $35.
". 81. g%roipnober an George +. 8leGl
uno S. y. Glopton, 400 4der Qanb
$12, 200.
Gli 9ofpea unb effie 6. Sotpea al
S. 8. 8dsbinoer, @rluoftiid i'm Gin,
Got 3, 8anae 1, 9iitrift 4; 81 II. q.
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% nobte en0Lih au oler Nrel6e

9o nabte enoli6 SIT ouer Sreiloe
Ser Gbe1o beran: Elm fDitli1er mar
mer abeno, nit Dem oos @eburtS-
tagsfino 5ufrieoen iein fonnte. Die
@aIte fonen 5ubolif: ollen poron mic
Ser Ser olte &uroireftor NIT foltel1oeE1
Mltnoe uno madelnoem &opfe. @gon
batte ii6 in einen elegonten Srad &C.
Dorfen. gr bate lebtbin biel 8liid
gebabt uno meDrere 8iloer perfouit,
olt6 einen mirfli6el1 uno tatlS6li1ea
Sroen erboltelt. Sizes NOR 10 8uge=
gollgen. Sm Woi bette Ser iebr. lpor-
iame Shirt bon e5tpnbmt en=Mtenl=
mingen 8erlilt uno ooielb1t ou6 Die
groBe &unltausltelltng beiu6t. ga
mar ibm ein 8ilb ggons, uW3ittogs=
rait" betitelt, aufgefallen. ST batfe
es longe Our6 iein 2orgnon betro6tet
nno ii6 oam an ben i'm begleitel1oell
&ommterberm gepolo: uSogen Sic,
better @rof-ebim rrr pIt-filoe.1
finoen Sic ni6t in Dem @eii6t ser
fleinen Npmpbe cine geipiiie 9leb-
@eb-Mebididfeit nit Ser -ebila
rrr pit-mit Ser gitreGo 9ooc5i2"
(Seiogte gitrello mar 8rimobal1erilo
om &oftbeater 81 5%tpubauien uro
bic @elt oes &lotides beba1ptete, Ser
Shirt protegiere lie). gtatiirlid)
fdno Der &ammerberr oie Ieb-Ieb
-Iebnli6feit gerooe gum 8er5mct=
feln. uIlio", batte bierouf ser Shirt
geduBert, uebim rrr pit, Damn fro9cn
Sic bei Dem Woler an an, ma-1pa--
mas Dos 9ilo foiten ioG, @ie BET :
bet beiBt oenn Ser Moler? glba-
ggolr BON 2ebn. Gin @oelmarat, oo
la-la-laBt er's bienei6t biaig
lonit geben Sic ibnl-ebim rrr pit
nod eirat Sroer oa5u. 49," Sebt
ging Ser Sda6er 5mii6en benz &onl=
merberrn urO ggon los, uno iblleB=
lid CAB Ggon nod, lieB bic oMittags=
rat" leinem rtelten boben @onner Elm
paar bunoert Worf bidiger uno nohm
BEN Sroen IN gmpfong.
Serte true er MIR oie S6leife I'M
&nopflo6. Iber Baron S6rotcr
fonnte aa6 Die S6leife-er tr1g lie
ia Ielblt-uno puroe 10 geriibrt in
Der Grinnerullg ON feline fur5e, gloll5=
polle StaDnbauier gpo6e, laB ibnl
foIt Die Sranen III Die gugen itiegen.
9ieie Grinnerung belt i'm oufredt
nro begleitete i'm ourb oos 2ebsr
uno NOR 5uglei6 Oie Gibtidmlr fir
Ieine Grinnerungsmarimen I'M Bad
| fiihfaiten.
(T%ortfebung fpIgt.)
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Ser &aftiiOtanen.
Sine frOblide Sommerscididte pou
(Sprtiebung.)

Shpn BEL geeim oes gborals
batten iid oben Die Seniterporbange
peri6ober, unO Srnu BON Shroter
puroe iidtbar. Sic batte Srdnen
IN ben augen uno iab iebr betpcgi
uno geriibrt aus; oas geborte gleid)-
fans NIT CUR Sni5enierung oes
Cages. Sinter ibr itano Der
Stapnbauien'ide &amnrerberr, i6ol,
noaig in Soilette, oas Wonocle inn
@uge, iebr FORFEIT, glei6iam Die
RECONCILIATION aoliger @runol1se
9ad 8eenOigung oes gborals itieg
Srau bon S6roter 81 ibrem @olfc
berab. Run Ioate Die 8rin5eiiin als
Die 8ur6laubtigite bes 8offiid)fo-
items I'M Namen aIer einen fur8erl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aufiagen. Sic
oriidte &nna raid ein 3ettelden in
Die Sono uno fliiiterte ibr 5u ySolff-
liere mir i6 bin nod iebr nil
tig Damn ober trat Tie aus Ser
Geibe Dor, modten einen i60nen Sol
fnids uno begann:
u0es Simmels Segen miinifen mir.
@eburstagsfino, bon Ser3en Dir. i"
Nun ltodte tie bereits. .8ir mini
i6en oaB," iouffierte @nna. 0eGp
fi6erte.
uWir piini6en, Dob" begann Ig-
nete bon iiellem uno i6lug NIT Dem
re6ten 5uBe nad binten aus, Inn
Inna bemerflih 81 MAIDEN, bob tic
ldneaer fortfabren miiiie. Dob nui
oaen @egen," ioufflierte @nna.
Wir tpilnl6en, oaB oltf alen @egett,
Wir miini6en, oaB alf allen @e-
gen IL"
Did Slid utb CUNT begleitcsl
mogenl" fliiiterte Anna,
bob auf alien @egen
Dir Slid nno Gunlt -"
Did 8liif urtb @unit," idric
Mnna balblaut.
Did Slid u1o CUNT =
Gid Slid uno CUNT -"
p9egleiten mogen -
ubegleiten mogen
Hun ging es Hotter ~norpGrts.
vllno oaB OIL a1ih in fernen Sobren
Tins oeine 2iebe ntogit beluobren. ="
@gnete Job iid Inn, Oh nod mebr
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NIIerIci.
Ole Traction &onpa(

Die Sraction &ompagnie bot
iih nod nidt entihloIien, ibre @e-
Ieiie no1 Ser Semer=Sornt, Dem
proponierten neuen &irbbof meiter
gu fiibren. Nad Der Mnli6t oes
General Waragers Scr. Suttle fonr-
tie es nur bon Ser Sot @ens 2inie
als gei6eben, mo ein un0 6reipier-
tel Meile @eleiie gu legen maren.
Sn Inbetradt Der Satia6e, oaB oie
Sraction &ompagnie ge5pungen lit,
fir Die bor5unebmenben 8eranOerult-
gen in Der Soulton unb Nolnll
Strabe 100000 aus5ugeben uro
Dab fie mebrere 2fnien auf 3ufunfts-
ip%efulationen berlangerte, miro oie
9lngelegenbeit betreffs Der airdbof-
2inie mol ettpas birlallsgeldoben pcr-
ben miiiien.
SIM Sitter BON 81 Sabren ltorb
in ieiner @obnung, 302 Miiiion
StraBe, @uftap S. Signu1o, ge-
tiger elmer Mccioen5-9 ruderei. gr
NOR BET Stuttgart geboren, fam apolf
Sabre aft nod ben Ser. Staaten
uno begab iid nod ct. 2ouis. 1885
Derlegte CT ieinen @obniib nad) San
Mntonio.
Mit Dem 8ou Der 8abn ourd)
9erar, atoseoio, Mc0auGen, 2ipe
Dat, Gubal uno Starr gonlltD mad,
EN- Hio @rallbe ioa nod ben Ser
herungen 6es Or. 6. S. Simmons
mnddit begonnen neroen. 9ie
hbn fiibrt ourb Die 100000 Slider
pno in 2ipe 0af Gountp, oie Gr.
Emmons perfaufte nit Dem Ser
lPreden, cine 8abn bort all8ulegen.
8e5iiglid Der S0roerune beg Hro-
iefts miro iib unier 8uiineB Mens
Club nit Or. Simrnons in 8erbir=
oung ieben.
6. 90. 9ufe fat auf elm @or-
perbor per3idtet uno lit obre giirg-
ibaft Dem @efangnis iibergeben NOR
ben, bis Die @rano SurD I'M Sfto-
Der iiber ieinen 5oa berihtet.
Ger Mpotbefer Sobr @. 9oay
itarb an einem Ser5idIae, mdbreno
er auf Der 8eranoa leires 2ogirbou-
les, geo. 222 Dallas 5troBe, ioB.
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Gtntee einfacbe fraeen
Veridbtef an Wr. gelig 9emtihntamn, Gampagne
8nmtte fir Wtr. Sbepnpre paris II. q.

aewis BON Der n@ooo @oao aliocia.
tion" ausseldlOfien iperbe?
y Sasten sic nidt gu @idter g.
$. Sboof, oaB Sic bsr politii9e Stat
seber Der Nnti.S a!oon-9isa ieien?
YES or NO.
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1T 5tdrz
fe. @elunobeit lit bic barl1oniide TdS
tigfeit Der gerbauungss, grndbrrnqSs
4bfonoerrn9s@ u16 Gusi6eibungszSniit
tionen. @enn elm Srgnn beg @orpers
ieinen DienIt beriagt, tritt 8ertpirrulla
uno St0rrng elm. unberbauIidfeit, Ser
Itopfung, gt1t3irbung nnb Sieber brinz
gen &rarlf6eit uno eilben mil benz Sooe.
8eiie Ger5te b~ereiuieen einfa6e 9eils
mitteI. Inn anf Die beridieoenen Stunt
tiouen 5u f~pirfen, Die Boren gu offnen,
W~erftoDfungen al entfernen, ons BIut
81 reinigeu nn6 Die @einno6eit pieDers
ber5uiteuen. Sic ebrtpiiroigen I6nde
babeu IN 0er Natur eigenem @arten
Ar5neien fir Die 2eber, ben @agen, Die
9aiit ltno Die 9ieren gefunben, I'M Der
&ranfbeit ben gintritt AT tpehren. uuS
fir Oieien gebuf iino ct. gernarb ardu-
terpilen uniibertroffen. - Sir 25 Gents
bel Npotbefern Ill haben.
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Die imbicftipc guffaiimna.

Jolgenoe, oieier Gage gRgebent
sbilerantport (iportIid nadgeidric-
benz teilt Elm 2ebrer nit:
Sebrer: Sans, er5able, mas on
BON Der Gfingitgeididlte beboltet
bait"
Sans: gls oie Singer beim @iiell
iporen, oa fam Elm @etpitter, uno So
ipnroen iie flug uno peiie, uno ipif
tie Damn nad orauBen gingell, So
fonnten lie Sebrdiid lprehen.
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IIte s a b~rqdnQe.

0ur6lad6t (beim Gmpfang gum
giirgermeiiter) Bin id nift iii
oieier 9rti6aft friiber idou mol ge-
meien?"
ogor 5mon8is Sobren, 9urd-
lntht."
sd oodte es mir, einige BON oell
ebreniungfrauen folnmell mir 10 be,
fannt bpr.~