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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-14

Capital Hose, No. 5, enjoyed a fine
Oyster supper last night through the
kindness of William Young, which is
greatly appreciated by the boys. Mayor
Plaisted, Chief Buckley, Assistants
Kicker and Hunt, ]. H. Cogan and
Frank Kittredge also looked in on the
boys and enjoyed the evening, which
was most pleasantly passed by all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-14
HEAT RASHES
CAUSE SCARE

Heat rashes and all irritations can
be quickly healed by X-Zalia. This
soothing, cooling liquid stops all the
itching and burning, keeps the rash
from spreading and quickly heals the
flesh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-14

Women live indoors; they exercise little.
They need laxatives more than men.
Their headaches, their dull days, their
blues" are generally due to the
bowels.
Such conditions are wrong because they
are unnecessary.
One Cascaret nm taken just when you
need it-sets everything right.
One candy tablet ends completely most
of our minor ills.
Cascarets are so gentle, so natural you
wrong yourself if you don't take
them.
They are not like salts and pill cathar-
tics, which injure the stomach and
bowels.
They are not like any harsh physic,
followed by gripping and pain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-14
PURCHASE OF
TR0TT|NC PARK
Citizens Who Have Subscribed
For Stock in New Company.

AS has already been stated in the
journal an earnest movement is now
in progress in our city to secure the
money necessary to purchase the
trotting park property. The idea is
to have this convenient and admirably
located field held by a stock company
for permanent use as an athletic and
recreation park. The Importance of
this movement will be appreciated by
all, and we believe that our citizens
generally will be glad to help this good
work along. The Journal is only too
glad to do what it can to assist this
good cause. and that its readers may
keep in touch with the progress Of the
work. will publish from day to day,
the names of those who have sub
scribed for the stock. The list to date
stands as follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-14

The remains of the late George
Howell arrived from ST John. N. B.,
on the Wednesday morning Pullman,
and funeral services will be held at
st. Mary's Catholic church at O'Clock
this morning. ASa'e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-14

c. 3. BURLEiGH
r. r. WElLMAN
J. N. NICHOLS
MALCOM E. DYER
G. W. WADLEiGH
w. p. PERRY
II. M. SPRINGER
w. S. BALDWIN
c. T. eILODEAU
PURiNTON BROS. co.
c. q. MURPHY
BROOKS HARDWARE co.
r. n. BEALE & co.
S. T. STILKEY e. SON co.
AUGUSTA LUMBER CO.
PER !. n. RANDALL
HENRY GREGOlRE
A. S. cYR
FRANK BILODEAU
E.P. HUSSEY
H. J. CROSS
HANKS & WENTWORTH
J. M. FOWLER
w. W. JACKSON
ALONZO CHESLEY.
DR.. c. L. BLAkELEY
F. v. STEVENS
r. e. HILTON
DR.. o. W. TURNER
ROLAND SCRIBNER
W. II. AL6EE
FlFiELD BROS.
JAMES DUNCAN
CLARENCE CRAM
CHARLES TRASH
J. G. JOHNSON
j. II. CHANDLER
J. K. BROWN
J. F. MORRIS
DR.. L. L. DOLCivER
DR.. w. G. THOMAS
E. r. BEAN
W. r. AYERS
CHAS. SYLVESTER
w. N. FOSS
WIN. BALLARD
JERE CLOUTlER
e. e. MARSON
JOHN CORNER
J. H. ROY
cHAS. PETTiS
II. G. BARKER co.
J. e. KINGSLEY
T. N. GORDON
c. N. II. LEIGHTON
E. /. KINGSLEY
J. n. WHITE
e. W. ELWELL
G. r. CAMPBELL
A. S. PRATT
ssff'e f.sss= ,,ovsat
- AAAssJ oNs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-14

Australia's only beast of prey is the
dingo or wild dog.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-30
NOTICE. nor PUBLICATION.

Department ut tho lntSlur, L, .
Land Ohicc NJ i.akcyIcw. Oregon,
August 10. 1908.
Notice Ia hereby given that punh
W. RursCll. OF Merrill, Oregon. who,
ON Dec, 10, 1904, made Homestead
Entry. No. 3S3G ,Scrlnl No, O3S@l,
Tor set. Soc ~. T. 81 =, Il 10 +,
W NJ. has tlcd notice oi intcntiuu
to make final Communication Proof, tu
establish claim to the laud above dc
scribcd. before Register aud Rrc"H
cr. at Lakcvicw. Oregon. On the Sth
day ot October, 1905.
Claimant names rs witnesses.
Mark Howard. of Merrill. oregon,
Frank Johnston. or klamath. Falls,
Oregon. Roy whitney. of klamat
Falls. Oregon. ChaH. Wagar. ot klHm
0th Fails. Oregon.
J y WATSON.
S-2i Receiver
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-30
..5OO ACRES FREE.

The Lakeside company has $500
acres OF land under the Adams ditch
that II will give RENT FREE for
one year. This includes the use Of
the land and water. The renter mus,
clear and place the land In culutiva-
ton. The renter gets all the crops
but we reserve the right to pasture
the stubble.
The Lakeside Company,
J. Frank Adams. Manager.
Merrill. Oregon
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-30
NurIrE IuH PUBLICATION

Department uf the Interior. L. :.
Land Oficc ut hakcyI"w. oregon,
September 10. 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that jennie
T. liallIngrr. uf klamath Fails. orc
gun. who. ON August II. lgu>. made
Timber and Stone application. 80.
p3Ns. Tor swi, nwA See. -, Z. 81
s. X. . T.. ". N. has hIcd notice ot
intention Ia make final proof. tu 81.
iablish claim to the land above de-
SCrlbcd. before County Clrrk klam.
"rh Co, at his office. AT klamath FalIa
Oregon. an the 2NIh day ot November
1908.
ClaimaHt names ~ witnuss"4'
". \. D"lzcll. ] +. butcher. Jesse
6. CraN,us. Wllbur white. all uf
klamath Fails. Oregon.
j. y. WATSON.
9-l9 Register.
An advertisement IN the o.
WIN bring r",uits-TES iT.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-30
I.AuDS REINFORCED CONCRETE
As BEST.


Stone is no good in a conilaGration,
The best fireproof construction il re-
inforced concrete, faced with brick.
This Is the consensus of Architect
John d. Leonard's remarks on fire.
proof construction, last evening. at
Convention Hall of the Commercial
Club. MIR. Leonard had n large au-
dience Of real estate men. architects
and property owners OF the city, and
Kept the attention OF his hearers
throughout his address. which took
up about an hour and a half
The speaker Is a well known archi-
tect OF San Francisco, and was in that
city In the great fire, and has been
particular TO observe the efrectcs OF
great heat on all sorts OF building
material. He spoke last night under
the auspices Of the local Architects
club. with which the Realty Board
was united for the time being.
He mentioned the old Palace Hotel
In San Francisco as u close approach
TO perfection In what he termed RE-
inforced brickwork." while he con-
demned the City Hall OF that city as
the other extreme OF construction,
having been built by dishonest con-
tractors. and coliapsing when the
earthquake came. In April. 1906
Lantern slides were used in max.
ing his remarks plain, and showed
how the great fire affected different
kinds OF construction. Steel columns
which had "buckled" under the grea;
heat. were In evidence TO prove that
steel construction should be guarded
from fire by coating OF cement or
other freproof material. and cracks
In concrete floors illustrated the nec-
essity OF using reinforcing material
in such n manner as to render the
strain on such floors uniform.
In the picture OF the Palace Hotel |
after the fire. the walls were shown |
In almost perfect condition. although I
the earthquake had wrecked many OF 4
the brick buildings Of more recent
construction. He attributed the great
strength OF the building to the use OF
iron and steel in the courses OF brick
in the walls. and 20 the introduction
OF 10 per cent OF cement In the NOR
tar. This building has since been
razed. that a steel skeleton structure
might replace II. he said
He cited the Bruner building. just
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-30

finished in Oakland. across the BAY
.i,F, ui iircproof construction, This
/ is a tall building OF reinforced con.
crete, the walls Of which are faced
, with brick ot unusual shape This
brick has groove cast on i's inner
edge. that the concrete may be- dove
tailed in the brick as the walls rise.
The brick is the usual size. and the
wedce-shapcd groove is the invention
Of an Oakland man who had observed
how difficult It is to keep brick
facing in position in concrete wn-l
In a conflagratiop.
Mr.. Leonard thought municipal
ties should arrange to have whole
districts rendered ireproof. So rs to
stop the spread of flames.
II! districts cannot be made r.n-
proof, then individual blocks should
be-" he said. and stringent rcrulu.
tions should be rcsortcd tn In cpm-
pelling property owners to erect fire
proof structures
lie referred to the Stanford vn,-
yersity, ut Palo Alto. rs an illu.trI-
tion OF his theory OF reinforced con
crete In the presence OF an Garth
quake. Where the museum was buIlt
o! this material he found the damaE"
slight. but In other forms OF con-
structlon the loss ran into the hun
dreds OF thousands. Mr.. Leonard was
introduced To the audience by Ar
chitect Joseph JaCobberger. OF Port.
land. who referred to him as one uf
the ablest men on the coast in On"
line Of building construction.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-30

\ young tailor named Berry. Wro
had succeeded To HIS fathers bust
ness. once sent In his account tn
Charles Matthews somewhat ahead ~
time. thereupon Matthews. with yir-
tuous rage. wrote him the following
note: You must be a goosc-Bcrry
TO send me your biil--B"rry. bcfor"
II Is due--Berry. Your father. tho
cldcr-Bcrry, would have had more
sens. You may look very black -
Berry and feel very Berry.
bat don't care Il strawberry for
YOU OF your bill--Berry.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-30
TIMgEH FOR SALE.

Two tracts in TIPS. 80. II T.. and
81. II L.. comprising ilGO acres.
known as the Woodland Tract. VIII
be at Marshall House. klamath Falls
Friday. October End. After that date
address 29i W. 4,h street. Eugene.
Oregon. Porter WOodard 2S-Gi
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-30
.:s.:..::.

\ little girls mother attended u
number ot card parties. leaving tho
child at home with the nurse. On
one such occasion the clild's attcR-
ton was attracted 10y TIE plaintiyc
cries of young calf Running 10
the window she exclaimed. Poor H..
tie Galley, has your mama gon" to
the card party aud left you. too"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-30

r.. W. Muller carries the largest
stock OF Edison Photographs and
gold moulded records Ia Klamath
county. 7.3iti
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-30
GANDERRONE'S FORECAST EOi,
OCIOnER,

lCopyright 1905, by e. II. Ricthl
The first frost rIpcncd hickory nuts
VIII rattle to the ground,
And local option will put on
The blower all around
The hunters moon will sail the sky.
The bee Will duck the clover.
And the Other Wright in France will
KNOCK
The ElRul Tower over.
our gad-abouting fleet will throw
a scare into Japan. and she'll the
Chinese coast until they toll the age
of Ann, and old John Rockefeller
will observe October nine, with big
hnru dance at Forest nill and uutrr.
mcntcd wine. the third month since
he's had to make u payment ON that
fine
And when November 3ri viii como.
when all nf us shalt vote.
And one of these two bills will have
To be the Biliy Goat.
The presidential race will reach
TErCp quarters of milo,
And both the Bills will nj, II NJ
In good old fashioned style.
The Platte will shake his big brogans
And put up dust and dirt.
The giant TAFT will gruni and sweat
And rip his undcrshir,
Tn" plaudits Of the multitude
Wnl rise IN mighty pculs.
And the watrhrul Teddy Hear will nip
At William Towards trrls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14
SSie lit Der GOlitif.

Gtreitenoe 5attioucu oeg Ebicrid)uG.
@ercinS itelcn ic0c ciu lidct ms
IelO. - @obl bclrtc No6mittoQ
I'M @cbduoe oc2 Gbriitli0cn Scr.
Gins Sltngcr @}drmcr. - @crbcr
nm Stimmen.
Die nertogte 3obrC2 . &criomt-
hung oc9 SbieriNlte &crciua, Die
beltte 9}abmtittag 1 llUr tm @cbGltOc
oc9 Gbriitliden &crcjna \l,n0crNfGll.
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tcrciialtc lno Der Mdupi rm Die
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mo Gburle4 Ncbcr b~citrbcnn, miro
nit GROCER SpunuulQ cntacucH &c.
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blicbencn 3ircttorilm QlliQcltclte
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Gnuh 4}rutt Gnllolp, s.. q. @atUFos
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W}odlin. Cos Geiorm q Eidet iii
mic folQt: Nid)tcr Common &.Som3,
@cuCrolumpolt &idoc %obc Strou3,
0jcncroI Gbontoo :. SbrUod, Nr.Wt.
". Gopc, &r. Golp, $. Soppington
Or. Tbomn3 g. SGcorcr, Irou s..
GuItin Scnfin5, Tr0u ). @omcll Gors
lpu, Sri. Sutton, 6rou Grnntlin &c
pcrina, Sri. Sbeorcr mo 6rau Wio-
riC 4crtiu5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14
81. W} i0oels fats. iun0

st. W} / Of oelS fotb. unN I
NC dnncrucrein." - Die Gircf-
loren oC9 st. Mihucl8 fot6. iumgclr
WidrntcrDcrcin2" gobcn Qeitcrn NbCn0
IN Der ct. WiGocl3,0nQc an @ulti.
more uno Molic.S troBe filr Die Otit-
glicOcr oe9 &creinS lut0 3nblreidc eins
gclobcnc @dite einen HolldubcnO.
ErGii0cnt o.. &obn 9oltir bcAriiBtc
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Damn iul0Cn0c AcOncr OC3 Nbcn0S
Dor: g&m. q. Smith, WiitalicO ser
Stoot9aeicG0cblun0; Sdcriif No6crt
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Eull ). 4roOoCbl, $. u. @oiic mo
Eotrr Gmil 0cuicr. Bur llntcrbol.
ting trllAcn Die SN. 4inul 5. 4ros
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item un0 l3nI. @antre orrd) fomil6c
&ortrGgc Gci. Inter Den @Gltcn be
ion0cn lid Ole Entre2 Sobn u.
SLANG, Gmil Gcller, Sol. gScbcr, u.
&ub, Eeter 8ode mo u. QengeS. Sic
Gircftoren oca &crcinS limo: Or. 5.
$. Noltir, HSobn 6ledrnlteiu, Sobn
Born M}nrtin @epGorot, @co. Is.
r5Gdih Sol. Strode, 2(ler. 2inf, nj
hncl &obmonH, Eaue9 SUNG, Geo.
u. g8ulocd, Nltgrlt uno Hid)ar0 Solf
un0 Sobn 5. &ogncr.
Ger 80 oroo It 9a1ft morG
g i6Gft5Icutc8er miro
oltd) oicic9 Gobr on @oibinaton'a
@c6urtotog cine Undertaking. iilr
ornlr Sinner BON Sit. mo Siiooits
Baltimore pcronitoltcn, bel mcId)er
bic &inbcr nit 3nfernoarcn, Sbit
mo TlugQen bcIdcntt mer6en. GET
ties &abr mltr0cn GOO Sinner troftirt,
uno oicicS ,Sa6r mcrocn &or6crcitum,
gen SIR Ncl6ccrnng bon 1000 &leis
ncn %Gctroifcn.
q c q 3 o 5 i 5 II It / II t."
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Gon5crt ocS oanciicG QuortettS" i'm
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gcnOc Groaromm mi9eiteQt NOR.
sen; Sopon Strcif Guartett in
@.Our; @oli - Stolieniide Serena,
sc; 5rand - Piuno-G Quintet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14
@pn Sec mn Nnfen.

o@ranOcn6urg" nit t3 &oiiiten- un0
III 3miidenoed@ . Eoiia8ieren,
ionic 3 Qcportirten nod Bremen
ob9cio6rCn. - Sis idmil5t in ser
@oi. S6ifiiobrt in Sturgeon
mir0cr I'M @onge.
@lntt , ll6r QCItcru Nudmittog
lidtetc ser 9}orOoelttife 2lop0-Goms
pier u@ronocnbrrQ" icinc 2lrtfer, llnt
Die Riidrciic nod 9remen orjutretcn.
PIN 9oro bcfon0en iib t3 &uiitter-
&uiioQierc, OCrcu Nuuncn 6creitS Der
offcntli6t mllroc1, Johann IA 3>pi-
i6Cn0cdlcr mo Orci Tcportirte. I'm
fer &CBtcren bciunO iiH cine H%tIiiuL
mclhG nit Ser oGuiicl" unfunt rnb
nit Grodomo bcbuftct it, io0onn eiu
Gltiie, ser bon Cincinnati bicrber ges
brud)t un0 5ltr Deportation rpcgcn ei-
ncS 6ltBleiocnS perurtbeilt mur6c.
Ger brittle Geportirte, Der nit ser
o@runOCnburg" fam lit Elm ltnQar,
bon Sem 6cfiirdtet ipurOe, BOB cr 0cul
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nud Nniidt ser SCclcutc ole 2ui iu
mcni9er [dlen c~iairei icin mo iiir
0iclcn 9SIntcr nlIh ct2lrci hlciben. Die
Gi3bnotC o@utrobc" mo annapolis"
bobcn bcrcita icBt lhon feline SHnic.
riQteitcn mcbr, 0cu @onal oiicn III
boltcn. Tic o@luuc Nrm0cl" unG
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Gbcldpc0tc H. NtIontit HnilmaN 60"
Illbren 0cltcru nud Ylrnttcn ON 4So-
tuntnc un0 Noppohumod &incr ob,
lnO 0ic EoI0citcr Gompngnic mirh
nlorGcu Gin Boot oui Die Q8eit Hiuer-
Noutc obiMidcn.
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SonItoG %rrr mo IrolI g8m. @rc0t
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mo Damn bicrbcr 5llriitfcbrcn. Die
&ciicQclclihoit pcrl6Bt Baltimore
morgCu &ornIittog nm If llbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14

*'| Der @eionguerein .5robiinn"
neranitaltet an 26. 5. M. in Ser
Y@ermania . Wdnnerhor . Sale"
Ieinen idbrlifen MaSfenbdm. Die
eingcbenoen &orbereitungen, melhe
6oS Gomite gctroficn bat, laiien eli
men groBortiacn grfoIg errparten.
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ton 0eS Scales ii6ertrogen moroen.
Die Details 0eS Erogrumms perben
p~orldufig nod gc6eim gebalten, ooh
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merocn, meIde olle3 biSber @ebotene
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uno oas Motto oeS gereins lit sic
BON ibm in sen @orinbreu perauital-
teteu MaSfen6Glte nod 81 iibertrei-
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14

Rotation oDCr IS fC". -
@cqcn lmNcbiihrlihcn @ctrogcn3
mlrOc Gciteru Die IS jG6riNc Negcrin
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@efilblclt 0ob Sooi &o0cn cincn
l0ngcrcu NliicntbnIt i'm Nrbeit5bmt5
fiir ongcmclicn belt, nm ibr @clc
gcnbeit SIT gcbcr, Den ltntcrihicO
5luiid)cn cincm o6nfenolf" mo gel
tiger &er3ildung tcnncn 81 Icrncrl.
II ntcr@ iirGih a tgcitcIlt
- Trnu Nuttic y. NrnlItrong mcl6c
onaeblid DER 6rnu Marp Gum BON
9r. If, Cottage z Npenlc, am 9ier
ltoa Nbcno in &odidilo, &oDn It..
Co.'S &uoeu .cin Eortemomuic aus
ibrer &on0 entriB, mlroc geltcrn in
Der lpeitlihen Holi5eiItotiou our6
9tid)tcr &o0eu inter $500 @iiraldoit
ben @roBgeidWorenen iiberpiclcn,
&n Dem qeltrigen &erbor mo6tc Die
9GngcidunlOiQte feline 9t1t2iogC, jeoo6
ertlGrte cine 3cllgin, Sron &oblbcpp,
BON 9r. 1901, Hin0cn glpenuc, DOB
lle i9re @el6boric nit 81 filr5e Bet
nad) Der @crboitung Der p%crnuItbli-
den Euihenoiebin, Die lih in ibrcr
Ndbc ouibieIt ebenfoaS DermliBte.
l6eIm 2ebr, ser bier
cincn 0roBcn 9etonntcrtrci9 bciibt
mo Dor ciniQenWtondtch nndG eutid,'
lono 5llriidfe6rtc, lit in ser Gcrlog5
0r6Gnnollmg bon Scrmnnn Silger
in @erlin ais Ne6oftcltr on0eItclt,
Gr aeocnft, i'm Mai ipieocr in 8oltis
more 81 iein.
&onoIgn8 crpIo0irt. -
an Ser Gde BON Sumter. 9nlep un0
9ioolcitroBe erplooirte geitern &or.
mittog i'm SltblpaD Scr uGbeidpcnfc
un0 Eotomoc Sclcpbon 60" NIT eis
ner lolttcn Gctonation aanal1os, no.
Our6 ser 8gdcl ei1es @inIteigelodeS
in sic S6fe geidlen0ert wirOc.
Sdaben mur0c nid)t ongeridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-14
Haitio nnb 5rtfricoctl.

"'I'S
&r. &ufo6 2erialt ~feicrte gcitern ici
ncu 10. @eburtatog. Nit ocl
@clt 5uirieocn uno BON glttcn
&lntor beieclt. - Son iciuen bic.
len Srcunoen beoodt. - Sein sc.
bcnSluuf.
&r, Tntob @criorL ser megen icis
nC3 Observation-Disclosures lpoblbetdlultC
oclltihc W}ctQcrmciitcr, crrcidte &c.
iteru iGin 70. &~cbcn3jobr. Grob lei
mes bobcn 9lltcr9 lit Der lSltbilor Elm
riiitigcr Wtonn, unO 0ltrd) ieinen ge-
lunOcn 0lmor un0 icin oltiridtigC5
%Scicn bot CT iih cincn QroBcn &rei5
BON Irtun0en erluorbCt. Nm ieOent
W}ortttug lit cr I'M &criu0tonsN}orft
SIT iinocn mo Icin N&cien iinoet
luobl ocn bciten 9uuaorud in iciner
Nntlport olri ole 6ruQc, ME CT nit
Dem pcrfIoiienen @ciddit9jobre 5lls
frieocu iei: oNtcin So6n 5ltirieocn
bin i6 ItctS, obs regnct, iducit oOcr
oic Some ihciut."
Scincm 0crbcn Numror IicB CT 0cs
ltcru Ole 3iiNcl lticBcm ais cr Ac1cn
N|ittua nod Nu1. N0om Nblt' Sic.
i%luuront acruicn mur0e, no ljd 5o6I.
rcidlc Grcmoc einaclun0en battcm
nm inn ibrc @liidpiinlhc 0ur5ltbrin.
aCn uu0 Die iilr i'm 0ort cinQCtroiic.
llen @cidcntc 5u ilbcrrcihcn. Die
NuNcit2lltcu oc3 Hor0o. &lono hutten
orrh Mru. Ebilipp &ol} cjncn prodlt
pollcn @lmncnitraEB qeionOt, gSei.
tcrc Wcldcutc murcn pon Den folgcns
ocn &crrcn cinaetroiicn: Nrn. Ncrns
borO NJ. Ndclmonn Moan 0bit6rau
,Soo @ubcutrGacr, @rn. :, Eottcr
luL 3ublmciitcr &alteubein bonn
Gompicr oNronocnburA" Hroiciior
Soui2 Niintcr, Sobn &olb, IriB Spoil
mani &oui9 &roulc, =. Yi0rtl6, u.
EbicIcu mo Cart &cQericlo.
-&r. Hcrion mltroe ont ~. Gcbruor
1880 in 3pingcubcrg, Nciicn-G urnr-
llu0t, Gcborcn mo fam inn Sabre
1892 nod) 9lmcrita, uno 5mur oli
ocm Sc0clbootc o@eorQc." Gr cr.
Icrntc in Baltimore oo3 WlcbQcr.
&onolucrt IN Der Mtctgcrci Der ictt
O]crltorbCncu Grul &ucob Bauer un0
Crbiclt 0omul5 ciucu Mtonot4lohn BON
g. nit iuCldcu iid) nod OomoIiQcu
&crbGItntiicn nnQcblid) gur5 fIott lcs
ben IicB. Bon bier aus trut CT cine
MunOcriubrt an, mabrcn0 0Crcn CT
uid]t Qcru0c olli Noicn 9cbcttct mar.
Gr nrbcitctc mGbrcn0 0icier 3cit in
Indianapolis mo ncrldic0cucu olls
0Crcn Srtelt lln0 fCbrtc ldlicBlid),
nodOcn CT cine i6pcrc &rontbcit
ilbcrltonocn bottc, nod Baltimore
strict. Micr orbcitctc CT 5unddlt ct.
ipo 3cbn Sabre in ser Wtcbgcrci oc3
@r1. @uu. u. @u0f, bis cr inn Sabre
1866 icin ciacnc3 @cih0it GriIuoctr.
,(ln Sabre 1889 ocr6cirothctc cr lid)
nit Sri. Glilubctb gppel, mcld)c be.
rcit9 inn Sabre 1888 itorb. Scr at
BcrIt 0liidIihct Che %cntiproiien lcdD3
&inocr, bon Ocncn nod ioIgcn0c bier
onl &cbcn limo: &0. @corgcGborlc9,
nn0 &ocob &crion urO SRI. &otDo
rinc &crion. @r. &crion lit Wiit-
g(ico oc3 n0'&eil = &crcin5," o@cr'
monio Mdmcrdora," Y@ormonic",
r6robiinnS" mo n&%orludrtS."