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The broad ax., 1908-09-26

a nl91craplng structure. without q
m e. screw II n. has hsan put I'D
around and above TIE great south-
Wo1tstn Gaie 81 the city Of Rskfn.
Il = made entirely q bamboo poiss
and eorls The enormous seaRoIeinR
was uscsary Ger TIE rabufElnr 81
i1s chis1uen gais which was badly
all11ed q tie Boxer troubles. Ihs.
reE gate 8 70 be an imposing alalr,
lVi,. ne heIehf 81 he arsaf van e
- fsmous ctI1esa clir.
The broad ax., 1908-09-26

The easiest way to succeed. my bog,
b 70 give me people what they want"
NO. sir; y6u are mistaken. Ths
easiest way to succeed b to make the
people think they want what you are
giving them--cAicagO Rscord- Herald
The broad ax., 1908-09-26
What He Does

PA. what does q king or an en-
peror DO when he grants anybody an
audienceT
He does about what your mother
does when she grants me an audience
talks most Of the time"-DeaVr
News-Times.
The broad ax., 1908-09-26
peIudina Himself.

Towne-It doesn't seem to have done
Gagley any good 70 join church He
appears to be grouchIer than ever since
he got religion.
Brown-I don't believe he's got It at
all. IN bet what he takes for religion
Il merely dyspepsia = Philadelphia
Press.
The broad ax., 1908-09-26

~oh. Arizona win be admitted, an
right" said the gentleman from that
territory.
Been turned down pretty regularly,
hasn't itT'
Don't let that worry you. They'll
need the name for a battleship now"
Philadelphia Ledger.
The broad ax., 1908-09-26
Provsrb PrasaIoaIIy AppIisd.

"A man Is judged BY the company
be keeps" said the aphorist-
Yes" answered the man with q
boom. which makes It undesirable
sometimes to print the names OF an
the contributors to your campaign
fund-"-Washington Star.
The broad ax., 1908-09-26

DO you believe the countsnanes =
Indicative O. charactsrP
In some respects For Instance
whsn yOu sss Matched faced woman,
ten 70 one youn ind her temper On
edga."-Baltimore American
The broad ax., 1908-09-26

Aeuntlsnan undertook To purchass q
wrist Cor hts wife.
what busty' inquired the salgvO-
man.
-why. I didn't hear snythinE"Eu-
eIybody'a
The broad ax., 1908-09-26
A churehaom.

DO you attend church regularity"
Inquired the sollcItons friend.
I've been q regular churchgoer Of
late" answered Mr.. Gunner. Mother
and the girls took me on q guidebOok
tour through Europe" = Washington
Star.
The broad ax., 1908-09-26

Gyer-Lots OF inventors never fully
realize the Importance Of their inven-
ions.
Myer-Don't theyf
Gyer-No. Take the hairpln. for ex-
ample. 1t Is said the inventor never
intended It to be used In dressing the
hair.-Minneapolis Journal.
The broad ax., 1908-09-26

Kind Lady-But that isn't the aams
story you told me the last time you
were hare.
NE Hobo- Course Il amt Yonss
dldln't bsElesVe de oddsr one.-chieaeo
NeuL
The broad ax., 1908-09-26
lsl9R4 Charts Baseball and Amusement Assn.
Now acknowledgement Stock
100000

Stockholders Association con-
GUIDED
Capital Tor the purpose Permanent Home For
ann Club and Esabahing For An
Class Date Amusement
Figure Eight Shoot The Ry Electric The Dance
P!yon Roller Skating Hurley Buey Double Swing Boating Auto
gther
guests at its present location 18th and Wentworth
lde on the Electric Cars TO the Loop District Chicago
The Public mad and amusement Crazy Stocks
This New Enterprise.
Are Owning And operatne Thu I'm
ene And Wen Paying Plant Where More Will
Be Employed between May and October
fear Life unsstsd or anno
ne Answer only be effectively given BY subscribing Corpora
ION HAs been made that all Loyal Members
Shares Only Ten d0oO Squander More than s %
Any Holiday
wanted and welcome Coe buy build filling out
me aene and mai with Dollars to the LsaEL
:
Leland Giants Base BAH Amusement Assn
Mr. Rsusard Mos.sy; Tr..s:- i'-'o street. ''s" IN
Enclosed please find s
Leland oa1ss Base j.: III Ban and 1
agree to pay $------psr until the fun amount
esrthcats = = - - AN = 'Hy 'N's-
& TT.. sssss Csc i Hl sss s1sE
cszao nhnas An s1ssE address
s.ss asPIass uaa sda
as1s e - fsa $500 a. 8s5 s3 City
ar.. Lssad Cars B-ssssn
51Essd cas.ss stnss
The broad ax., 1908-09-26

Waggies Gee, wonder why dat
dorg bit me?
his Friend-0h, well, dere's no ac-
countin' fer tastes, Jon knowl-st
Louis Post-Dispatch.
The broad ax., 1908-09-26


MR
Al payments on Slnck -
ccun.s must b mads b ne crdsr
q BaEuregard =. hoseloW.
Treasurer, ea5e HaiIisd Strstt.
Chlcago, Illness Al Sleek
holders are emitted 10 prefer
ana e employees and ehould
morn t1a Ireasuror win fhnir
MAJ reI1ilf4nce q thaIr iutnn-
h1ns e appiy for snploJmsut.
FOR furihar Information a.
drol1 Laland 0innfs nass- BAH
ene Am1sanant Assn. sass
t1ir.o4 = chic1Eo, IL
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-01-23
Canal Needs Six Years.

WASHINGTON, January 17.-Col.
Goethals, chief engineer of the 18th
mian canal commission before the
Senate committee on inter-oceanic
canals, said today that he has never
known of a contractor that has been
able to do work as we'll and cheaply
as the government could do it, and
asserted that the organization and
equipment now in operation at
Culebra are better and more effective
than any contractor could possibly
install.
Col. Goethals in discussing the
probable completion Of the canal
would not hazard a guess as to the
time that would be required but said
it was generally supposed, it would
take six years longer.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-01-23
Saloons Nav Close.

New YORK, Jan. 17.-A thousand
New York saloonkeepers met last
night to protest against the proposed
action of the breweries to raise sthe
price of beer 81 a barrel. Many of
those at'the meeting refused to pay
the advance and voted instead to
close their saloons.
The chairman, after the meeting,
stated that committee would be ap-
pointed to call on the brewers today,
and if they did not agree to continue
the price of beer as it had been l 1000
saloons would close their doors.
It was also claimed at the meeting
that the brewers had formed COM
bination which was contrary to the
antitrust laws, and it was proposed
to ask the Attorney General to take
the matter up.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-01-23
Killing Near Davidson.

RALEIGH, N. c.. Jan. ia special
tonight from Davidson, N. c., says:
"A brutal murder was committed.
near here, this morning when Ezekiel
Gregory, a farmer over so years of
age, was killed with an axe by his
son Dave. The murderer fled, ac-
companied by his wife, but both were
arrested, near Mooresville, N. c., to-
night.
"The substance Of the story gather
ed from the daughter of the dead
man was that following an alteration
this morning in regard to rising, the
son went from the house into the
yard and defed his father to- cross a
line drawn with the blade of the axe
in the earth. The father crossed the
line, a blow was struck and the
daughter rushed out to find her
father PROSTATE. The injured man
did not recover consciousness. Greg
ory is in Jail in Charlotte"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-01-23
Rural Post Office Robbed.

ANDERSON, Jan. 17.-Some time
between 8 o'clock last night and this
morning a burglar forced an en-
trance into the rural postofice station
at Gluck mills. four miles south of
Anderson. The station is located in
the mill company store. A tin box
containing $48 in cash was taken and
some goods from the store shelves
were appropriated. The iron safe
and the store drawers were not
molested. A large number of COM
pany pay checks amounting to
several hundred dollars were secured.
Postoffice Inspectors Gregory and
Haverstadt have been spending sew
eral days here, but left for Pelzer
early this morning before the robbery
was discovered. They are expected
here tonight. The Gluck mill station
reports to the Anderson office and F.
r. Allison is clerk in charge. He is
manager of the company store.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-01-23
FELL DEAD FROn BUGGY.
Young Lee County Farmer Dies Af-
= ter Burying Infant Child.

B1sHoPv1LLE, January 19.-Mr.
Hardy Stuckey, a young farmer who
rented a place about two miles from
Bishopville, fell dead from mis- buggy
Friday afternoon about 8 o'clock at
the intersection of the A. C.. L. with
the public road just within the limits
of the town.
He was just returning from the
cemetery where he had buried his
little infant, which was born that
morning and only lived a few hours,
and was driving home alone.
The nearest witnesses were some
small children who say thathe raised
both his hands above his head and
that the horse SHE'D, and that he was
thrown out upon his head.
The presumption is that the excite
ment and agitation following the sick
ness of his wife and the death of the
little one, followed by the shock Of
his horses fright, were too much
for a weak heart and death followed
instantaneously.
He was worthy, Industrious
young man, we'll liked and well
thought Of by all, and had been hap
ply married alittle more than a year
ago to noble young lady with every
hope of a happy and prosperous life:
The deepest sympathy is felt by all
for his afflicted wife and for his faith
er, a gallant old veteran, who, being
left a widower in his younger days,
raised from childhood four fine sons,
all good, worthy, Industrious citi-
zens.
The old soldier is almost prostrated
with grief at the sudden death of his
oldest son.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-01-23
Shot While Hunting.

GAFFNEY, Jan17.-While out hunt
ing rabbits Wednesday afternoon,
Roland Sanders, who was accompan.
led by Herman Croker, was acciden:
tally shot by the latter. The boys had
started a rabbit, and the Sanders boy
stopped in order to give Crocker a
chance to shoot; but Croker was SO
long in firing, that Sanders started to
rise to his feet, and in doing so re.
ceived the charge of small shot with
which Crocker's gun was loaded. I.
Sixteen or 18 of the shot entered his
cheek. While the wound is very
painful, it is not thought to be seri-
OILS.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-01-23
Yard Boss Shoots Himself.

COLUMBIA, Jan 20.-A. D. Living
ston, yard boss at the Southern rail
way shops in this city, committed
suicide this morning at his home on
Laurel street by shooting himself
twice, once in the breast and once in
the right temple.
Not finding him in bed when she
awoke, his wife made a search. She
found Livingston's dead body in a
closet, where he had gone in order to
mufF1e the shots.
His time and pay had recently been
reduced. and it is presumed that de.
spondency caused him to take his life.
He leaves wife and three children.
He carried life insurance.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-01-23
POLICE OFFICER FOUND DEAD.
Death of Chief of Police Dargan o
Darlington a Mystery.

COLUMBIA, Jan. 20.-Chief of Police
A. E. Dargan, familiarly known as Rab
Dargan, bachelor about so years old
and who has been chief of police of
Darlington for fifteen years, was found
dead in a room in the city hall building
there about 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing by policeman whom the chief had
asked to arouse him at that hour.
Opinion differs as to whether Mr..
Dargan committed suicide or was muir
dered. Thecoroner's jury, after holding
lengthy session yesterday and obtain
ing ali facts available, was not satisfied
and adjourned till next Thursday.
Mr.. bargains body was cold and stiff
and he had evidently been dead for
several hours. There was a bullet hole
in his forehead, the bullet going entire
ly through his head as if he had been
shot from directly in front. If Mr..
Dargan suicided he left no explanation
of his act and gave no intimation before
hand of such intention. So far as is
known his official record was without
blemish.
His own sleeping room is in this same
building, and the policeman who went to
arouse him, not finding him there, in
stituted search, finding him in another
room on the same floor.
There was an empty chamber in Mr..
Dargan's revolver, found by his side,
but this is not regarded as convincing
evidence of suicide, because the chief
was known to carry the hammer of his
weapon on an empty shell to lessen the
danger of accidental discharge. He was
in his night clothes. Mr.. Dargan is
mourned by one sister, Mrs. Leda Evans,
of Darlington, and brother, Alonzo
Dargan, of New York, with Sharpe &
Dohme.
Mr.. Dargan was cousin of Robert
Dargan, whose sensational suicide oc-
Cured in Darlington a few years ago,
his tomb being reopened several months
after his burial to satisfy an insurance
company which held policy for s25, 900
on his life.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-01-23
Robbed While at Stable.

SPARTANBURG, Jan. 15.-Dr>W.
G. Sexton, a prominent physician Of
this city, was assaulted and robbed
by two men at an early hour this
morning while in his stable, looking
after the feeding of his horses:
He had just entered the stable
when a man approached from behind
and catching hold of the physician,
jerked him to the ground and sat on
his head, while the other robber
went through DR.. Sexton's pockets,
securing $21.
Being weak from a recent opera
ton, DR.. Sexton was unable to make
much resistance. In falling to the
ground, his back was painfully In
iured.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-01-23
LYNCHED BY MASKED MOB.
Negro Swung from Limb and Riddled
With Bullets:

DoTHAN, ALA, Jan. 19-Cleveland
Franklin, a negro employe of a cot
ton oil company, was lynched here
tonight by a masked mob of 200
angry citizens. The negro's body
was riddled with bullets, after it had
been swung from the limb of tree
in the northern part of the town.
It is said that Franklin shot and
seriously wounded A. c. Foulk, secre-
tary and treasurer of the oil COM
pany here, last night after he had
been caught in the act Of robbing
the cash drawer at the mill.
The sheriff was notified Immediate
ly after the shooting and a posse was
organized. A diligent search was
made for the negro last mig hit, but
without result. This morning the
sheriff learned that the negro was
at Webb, Ala., and later in the
morning he was captured there.
Franklin was brought back to Dothan
by private conveyance. Just after
his arrival here and while being taken
to the Jail mob Of 200 men. all
masked, swooped down on the sheriff
and his posse and forcibly took the
prisoner. The negro was hurried a
Short distance away and hanged to a
limb, his body then being riddled
with bullets. e..
The lynching created a great deal
of excitement here, but no further
trouble is expected.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-01-23
New County Election Valid.

COLUMBIA, Jan. 16.-The contest
in the Calhoun election case was
heard today before the State board
of canvassers on appeal from the
Orangeburg county board. The State
board reversed the county board
and declared the election legal and
valid.
An appeal will be taken at once to
the Supreme Court. Messrs. Her
bert & Wolfe represented the county
board, and Bellinger & WEIGH ap-
peared for the new county advo-
Gates.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-01-23

C. M. Brown, manager opera house
at Washington, N. c., says: when
Smith Cane Home was played in
opera house here last night and gave
entire satisfa tion. It is a good show
and pleased ALL"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-01-23
Notice to Creditors.

All persons indebted to the estate of
Anna E. Guess, deceased, will make
payment to the undersigned qualified
executor, and all persons holding claims
against said estate will file the same,
duly proved, with the said executor.
G. w. GOOLSBY,
Qualified Executor.
Denmark, S. c., Dec. 31st., 1907.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-20

Sreuoe, itunoenlong Semitic in flei-
he Stiide 5u 5eri6nei0enz iebt Iibt er
Stunoen lang arf einem 5lefe, 1penn
es Die @itter1tng erlarbt i'm Sreien
uno iiebt in sic 2uft, anideineno Sen
Slug Der 8ogel beobobteto. SIT Die
@itterung i6le6t, 10 bleibt Der
&ronfe I'M 3immer. Iber troboem
oas ltebel nit ben Sabren forti6rei=
tet, feblt es nidt an li6ten Wome:t=
ten, in oeren Der @0uig ouf Die Je-
biibrenoen acknowledgement iiebt, IN
oenet1 er ii6 ot Die &erionli6feit Ser
Sler5te ut6 anoerer 8eiu6er erinnert.
gu oieien 8eiu6ern 8ablt un6 Der
neutrality-suspicious., Ser eirmal i'm
Sabre oem traurieen 9ienit nod
fommt, nod Dem 8efinoen oes So
nigs 5u ieben, uno, pie bebuuptet
miro, 8rin5eiiil1 Sbereie, oie ein5ige
Sp6ter oes Hegentert. SIN S6lolle
uno IN Den @arten genieBt Der &oniJ
ieoe nit ietnem 3ultonbe MIR irgeab=
lpie p%ereinborte 6reibeit, uno eS miro
BON ieiner l1mgebune uno Den 4er5-
ten freuoig begriiBt, men11 Ser &0ntg
oos Gerloneen nod Spa5ierfobrten
unD 8romenooen ouBert mas leioer
IN Der lebten 3eit fat gar ni6t ser
Soil NOR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-20

gar nidtsl ST bat einige gat15 lei6-
tie @rfolge errungen. SIN Winen=
itaat Colorado no er perionli6 iebr
popular lit uno @ompers' ginfIuB
ibm Ole &rbeiteritimmen ii6erte,
u1o IN ieinem eieenen Staate See
brasfo, mo aud nur perionli6e
@riinoe inn gum Siege perbalfen.
0os lino aber feline @rfolge, Die 81
optimiitii6en Soffnltngen peralllaI-
len. l1no mas ct, in ietnem BE-
fannten pbraienrei1en Still bon Sen
efpigen @obrbeiten iagte, Die er
pertrete uno Die i6liebli6 bod sur
Doaen M~nerfennnng fommen Nib.
ten, 10 lit Dies audi ni6t 10 ernit
81 nebmen, oenn oiele etpigen @abr-
beiten iino in @irfli1feit re6t 3tuei-
felbafte gebouptungeh bitlter Die
mon ein paor 9roBe Srage5ei1e'l
ieeen fam. @as 8rpan iiberboltpt-
nidf idon Giles fir emiee @abr-
beiten erflort batl IS fam eiltenl
idouoern meroen bobei. 9ie gr=
fldrltne fir SilberfreiprGsung iii
iogar BON ibn beilig geiproben NOR
ben.
Inter Iol6en l1mitanoen fonllell
mir oieie iberrai1eno eilige @rflG-
rung leiner 8ereitmiaigfeit, Der 8or-
tel mieoer feline uni6dbbaren 9ien.
ite als Observation-Disclosures 81
leiben, I'M oabin a~uslegen, ool
ct nit ibr oQen Mogli6feiten Dor
beueen mobte. Sn Ben &eiben ser
Eortei fonnte ood oieier ober iencr
eintnol Die 5rooe ol1fmerfen lpas
oenn eige1tlib Die Tartei fir einen
gh1ben BON Der enigen &anoioatur
8rpon's eebabt babe unb nadoem
man oergebens einen iol6en Nalber
gil ergriinoen periu6t, fonnte mon
mlf oie Soee fommel1, Oh es nid,1
gang gut mare, es einmal nit Ell
mem anoern 81 periu6en. Gem muf
eben porgebeugt peroen. Die Nor-
tel mlB miiien, oaB er, Der @rpBe
gin5ige, nod imtner 90 lit uno nod
INNER barouf re6net, ooB ibm oit
Gortei lire 0onfbarfeit bepeiit
unb ooB ~borldufig nod an feiael
albern &anoiooten 81 oenfen tit, als
on i'm, ben ihnatenoen lafelr-
ben uno NIT ser @epanotbeit Ell
ner Sage immer anf Die SiiBt
faaenoen @i1iam S. 8rpan.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-20
8rpan's Grflarmns.

4lio: y@enn meme 8ortei mid
boben mil, oorm itebe i) abermals
CUR gerfiigung, iei eS audi gum
pierten Nal ais 8rdiioentidaftsfall
oioat." Gas lit 10 nllgefGbr oit
Guinteiien5 oeiien, mas 8rDon bel
leinem Mufentbalt III unlerer Staot
geiagt bot. Hatiirlih puroe er iibel
ieine mo Die 3ufunft Der bemofra.
tiiden Gartei interpient uno ga MOI
es, ais er Die obige 4niidt Dol
iid CAB. geidt 10 oireft NIT Der.
ielben @ortefl, aber oo6 Dem Sin
ne ua6 uno oiejeniaen, peId)'
Die @orte pernabmelL ldhelten Der
ftdn6niBinnig.
IS lit nidt 81 leugnen, ooB e:
eigentitnlid beriibrt, menu mar
grpan 10 iprehen bort. Sect gerabe
nafoem er gum oritten Mol einl
acknowledgements bdrloren
uno cine Nie6erloge erlitten bat
mie nienaals cine Slibpr. ST
irgeno efpas IN bieier Nieocr
lage, oas i'm 5u Dem @lauben be
reftigt er meroe beim n6fitef
@sol mebr @rfolg bo6en? @idts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-20
Nenes nnb Mltes pom 8anamafanal

Die 8anamofanal : @ei6ibte 6at
in Sen lebten @o6er1 mieoer eil1mal
5lpei @olfer bei6aftigt. Sn @aibing<
ton mo1te ma Dem 8alleiter @pe=
tbols elm Siippben einriibren, in
Dem man i'm Ser 8arteili6feit beim
Gerqeben BON 2iefernl1gspertrdger1
beiduloigte. Der 8eriu6 ibll1g aber
febl. @oetbols' @rflarungen iparen
flipp ullo flor utlo es itelte ii9 6er=
aus, ooB Die gauge @ei6i6te bon Ell
mem erfoleloien 8elperber onge5ettelt
urlo gu politii6en 3meden oufec-
bol1l6t NOR. 9amit fiel oie Suppe
ms Seuer.
Die ortbera @elhi6te ipielte in ben
Barrier @eri6ten 1tno be5ipedte cine
Mufmarm1ne oes often &obls Ser
o~erfloiienen fran5oiii6en 8anamafo=
nolgeleai6aft, oeren @eIbaftsmo-
deni1aften Dor 2 Sabr5ebnten cine
Der gr0Bten SAanoblaien Der fras-
aoiiiden @ei6ifte biloeten uno oerell
@noe mar, ooB 228, 900 fron5oiiihe
@ldubiger iid in $154,000 teilelt
ioQten; oas mor ales, mas iibrig ge=
blieben mar, bon Sen Wiaioner ltno
aber MiGionen, Die aus ben gai6en
oes fron5oliI6en 8olfes in Die uner=
griinbli6en Siefen beg Banamafa=
nols gefloiien iino.
l1~ebrtgens giebt es mobl beut5utaae
0iemano mebr, Ser oen @rofen 2ei=
ieps oes obiidtliden 8etruees en-
fran5oiiihen Golfe in oieier Sade
beiduloiet. Der Wonn mar einfa6
nidt I'M Stanoe, elm loldes Inter
nebnlen bnrd5ufiibren. Die AusfIb=
rune oes Sue3fonals botte Der @elt
ufio inn ielbit Die Soffnung porge=
ipiegelt, oaB er au6 Der ri6tige
Wonn fir ben 8ar oes HanamafG-
nails mare. 9arin tauidte MON iib
aber griinolih. Dieie 3eit bat bemie-
len, oaB feline Blane our6aus Teller
baft uno gdnalih unourdfiibrbar pa=
rem, aber er glaubte on lie uno oil
oas fran5oiiibe 8olf glaubte an i'm
uro opferte bereitmiQig feline Or
iparniiie in Der r%iibrenoen 3uberfi6t,
ouB Ser aanal innerbalb 8 Sabreil
Don Der @riinoung Ser @eieaidait
an poaenoet fem miirbe. gs NOR Elm
blinoer Soumel, dbnlid ipie emit BEL
Dem groBen 2ouiiiana 4ftienihmin-
BEL oes Sinan8finltlers 2afp, lttio
man madte altd oiesmal nidt eber
auf. als Bis Ser 8oniit plaste. 9a
mar natiirlid Die 6oae los, mie baS
in 6rarfreid 10 iiblid u1o berge=
brodt, unb Der angebetete Selleps
~panoerte iantmt ieinen Witoireftoren
als 8etriiger am fransOiiiden 8olfe
ing @efdngnis. 2elieps uno ieire
2ente mareil iiber oie1en Mnsgang
hires Srounles niht minoer %eritaunt
als Die iibrige @elt. 9atten tie oob
felt an iif uno lire Giihtigfeit ge=
elaubt ulo muBten nun feben, oaB
Der gauge groBartige Blan pcitcr
nidts mar als oas toae @r5eugnis
ousi6peifenoer bilfloier tebnii6ar
un5uldngli6feit uno po~aitdnOiger
llnfenntnis Ser ortli6en 8erbalI-
niiie. Gllbm uno Gre uno @elo, ol=
les mar babin nno oas NIT 10 unge-
beuren Soften unternommeae @erf
lag p%erlaifen %. Mn Die foitboren
Maldinen, al oas reide 4rbeits5eug
Derfom IN Surnpf un6 Wooer ltno
auf ben Sriimmern Der getraumten
@errli6feit tpuberte iippig oieBfla.t=
5enpraht Der gropen, BITS enoli6 nod
Sobren oie 8ereinigten Staaten iib
Ser Sade afrnabmen uno nit ge-
nobnter Sotfraft boran gingen, oen
Sroum bon Sabrbunoerten ielner
@rfiiQung entgegen5ufubren.
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ReiChe Farm Laendereien

gum @erfauf nabe Dem biibi6en
8ictoria, 8olffiite, Seras, nno a
Observation-Disclosures. &ei6er 8ooen,
offene Hroirie, bereit fir ben 8flua
uno iebr geeignet fir oeutlde Sar-
mer, ga i'm Golrltp mebr nie 81,
Sdlfte moblbabenoe 0euti6e lino.
8reiie uno 3ablungsbeoingunger
mdBig.
8erlongt, eiilige CUTE oeutide
agenten. Sdreibt (engliid) Deger
boller Snformation an
5. s. 8eliaston it.,
Sort @orth, 9eros:
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vorteiIbafte Offerte.
Sas biai9Ste Gath In.
Marfte.

30 SeftiOnem 2anb = Is smiam.
menbansenb, 10 suiammenbGnseno
nno 4 ieparat = in gl Taio County,
maize Bel Der Stabt @anborm ano in
serinscr Gntfernmns ppm Der Glen
balm fino gum Hreiie Ron So per
9fer 81 b%erfanfen pber iuerSen gesen
einseridtcte Sarm uber Staoteieem-
thm nmgetamidt.
Cute @iebaceenS; quite Silbermi.
men in Der NGhe.
@adJsnfrasen in Der Office Der
Sreien Hrefie fir Sexas.
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&erlangt,

2eute, Die 1000 ooer nnebr Mdcr
2ano oyclearen" uno fultiDieren
molten, 5ebn Meilen meitli6 BON
B~leaionton. 0os NOTICE uGlearen"
miro be5oblt. 8os 2ono miro mi
Inteil an Der @rnte perpadtet. 9te.
fleftierenoe miiilen ibre eieenen Sc
rdti6aften liefern nno Die e%riteit
ieds Wonote in 3elten pobnen, Bis
@duier gebalt lino. Ndberes 81 er-
fragen 3immer All, Ilamo Sant
@ebanbe.