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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-15
MAY Be CHARGED WITH
MURDER IN 1ST. DEGREE

Murder in the first degree may be
charged against Voss Dorogozas if his
victom of three revolver shots, Mike
Popovich, dies.
The two foreigners, who were labor
ers, were in the saloon of Nick Hagfcs
at 1898 Strand avenue, where they were
drinking. Each had ordered a glass of
beer and Popovich drank his with
beer and Popovich having drunk his
without his partner seeing him, reached
over to take Dorogozas's glass, saying
that it was his.
From this trivial fun quarrel en-
sued in which Dorogozas drew his gun,
firing three bullets straight at his
friend Two went in the right and left
side of the chest and the third in his
arm.
Popovich lives at 1892 Strand ave
nue. and is married.
Dorogozas was Immediately placed
under arrest to await the outcome Of
the shooting, while the victim was hur-
ried to the South Chicago hospital
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-15
YOUNG WOMAN BURNED
BY HOT COFFEE
Mary Pitcher nIeets with Serious Acct
dent at Gary Last Night.

Mary Pitcher who is employed in the
Colonial restaurant in Gary, was Sc
verely burned by a quantity of hot
coffee in effort to pour it from a
kettle into the boiler
Miss Pitcher had just cleaned out the
boiler and the coffee had been placed
in a large kettle while this work was
being done. 1t was kept boiling hot
and when Miss Pitcher attempted to
pour it back into the boiler the entire
contents was upset on her and her body
was badly burned from the neck down
The injured woman who suffered ter
ribly from her burns was taken to the
Mercy hospital where her injuries were
dressed by DR.. H. F. Metcaf 1t is not
yet known whether or not the burns
will prove fatal although it is believed
the young woman has a good chance to
recover.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-15
IS GIVEN A HEAVY FINE
Joseph Swenski Resists an
Officer and is Severely
Punished.

The next time Joseph Swenski re-
sists an officer he will probably make
sure of his getaway before he does it.
Yesterday he resisted officer Skiba of
the South Chicago force and is said
to have tried to stab him. The case
came up before Judge A. ]. Petit, who
fined the man 800 and costs upon a
charge of resisting an officer, and the
other charge Of attempted assault was
dismissed. Not having the money to
pay his fine the man was taken to the
Bridewell, where he will have to spend
two hundred days. For resisting an
officer this is considered quite a large
fine. but Judge Petit says he is de-
termined to educate the law-breakers
Of South Chicago to obey an officer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-15
DOING THEIR DUTY
Scores Of Hammond Read.
ers Are Learning the Duty
of the Kidneys.

To filter the blood is the kidneys
duty
When they fail to do this the kid
neys are sick.
Backache and many kidney ills fol-
low;
Urinary troubles. diabetes.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure them all.
Hammond people endorse our claim.
Mrs. J. w. Addy of SO7 Indiana ave-
nue., Hammond, says: why will
women suffer from kidney disease and
other allied troubles when they can OBJ
Kidney Pills. Perhaps they were like
myself. l felt weak and miserable for
a long time but never stopped to ask
myself the question, Are my kidneys
the cause of my trouble? 1 went right
on suffering until at last l had to seek
relief. I gave every remedy 1 thought
would help me. a trial. but without
being benefited in the least. Finally
l heard about Doan's Kidney Pills and
how many cases Of kidney diseases
they had cured, after doctors had failed
| decided to try them and procured a
box at BickneH & Cos. drug store. /
improved soon after 1 began taking
eiA0iii' anu DeAoNe nad nn1Shed the
contents of one box the benefit I had
received was unmistakable. / used in
all three boxes and by that time l was
cured. | advise all suffering as I did
to try Doans Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-15
Where THE TIMES May Be Had.

The SOUTH CHICAGO TIMES may be
found on sale at the following places.
Those who are unable to secure a copy
vii. confer a favor by notifying the cir
culation department, Room 15. Lincoln
building. or telephone 2S8 South Chi
cago.
Harding's. 15S Ninety second street.
Costello's. SO Ninety second street
Jaminsons, 1877 Ninety first street
RaduenzePs, 1874 Ninety first street.
Pouiey's, 9155 Commercial avenue.
Moore's 1902 Saginaw avenue, Wind
sor Park.
J. J. Todhunter, 77e7 Railroad avenue.
Truog's. ssos Ewing avenue, East
Side.
zegars, Einety-first street and Com
mercial avenue.
M E. Dowdings, 15s Cheltenham
place.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-15
A Reliable Remedy for the
Whisky and Beer Habit

Very few men become drunkards be.
cause they like liquor. 1t is fire.
quently the moderate drinker, who be-
Tore he realizes his condition has be-
come g. drunkard. The nervous sys-
tenn, having become accustomed to
stimulants, is unable to do the same
amount or quality OF work without Ii
quor, hence the victim drinks more
and more. This is a state of disease
and should be treated by Orrfue. 1t
destroys the desire for liquor. go tnat
the drink Is not missed. There Is no
loss Of time or detention from. work
when used.
Orrine is prepared in two forms:
No. l. the secret remedy which can
be used in food or drink without the
knowiedge of the patient: No. 2 for
those who will take the remedy of
their own free will Both forms are
guaranteed. A registered guarantee in
every box
Treatise on how to cure drunkenness
free on request. The Orrine Co. Wash
ington, D. c. The price of either form
is 81 a box. making the cost of the
complete cure less than one-tenth what
1t Is usually charged at sanitariums.
with guarantee that the expense will
be nothing unless a cure is gained.
Mail orders filed In plain sealed pack
age on receipt Of price.
Orrine is for sale by Lion Store Phar.
macy Hammond. Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-15
ST0RK rs KEPT BUSY
THROUGHOUT EAST SIDE
Four New Babies Arrive in This Sec
ton of South Chicago Chi
cage Alone.

If Theodore Roosevelt could only visit
the East Side today and make a thor
ough visit through the homes there, his
ideas about any race suicide would re-
cefve something of jolt for there
were four new arrivals in that section
or South Chicago yesterday, and each
one Of the youngsters were boys. To-
day four happy fathers are at work
with their pockets damned with cigars
which they are distributing right and
left. Following are the addresses of
the people made happy yesterday: John
peterson, 1925 Avenue L; John John
son, 1892 Ewing avenue; Hans Schmidt.
11012 Terrence avenue, South Deering.
and Homer Cutler, Avenue l.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-15
HAVE NO TROUBLE
IN GETTING LABoRERS

Crown Point, Ind. April 15.-(SpeciaD
Moon Hale, the paving contractors,
are experiencing no trouble in procur-
ing help for their work here. Several
foreigners from the Hammond and the
north end of the county have been en-
ployed and are crazy to work for Is
cents an hour.
This makes quite a difference IN the
conditions of things between this
spring and same time last year. when
hardly man could be secured for less
than twenty-five cents an hour which
fact goes to show that in most cases
it is not the quality but the quantity
of work that regulates the scale of
wages.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-15
WILL INvETIGATE CONDITIONS

Fearing that Gary is threatened by
destruction in the same manner that
the schoolhouse sixteen miles away
from Fontinet. Ind. was destroyed by
a tremendous explosion of powder, the
Gary board of trustees yesterday ap-
pointed a committee to go to Aetna
and investigate conditions there ana
determine just what danger threatens
Gary.
The committee is to be composed OF
John Sears, Clarence Bretsch, Millard
Caldwell and Town Attorney L. T.
Bomberger. The mills will be gone
over and the storing places for the
$4,000 pounds of powder which are
manufactured every day will be To-
Gated.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-15
TO SUCCEED A. L. BRICK.
Question of Calling Special Election
TO be Decided Today.

Governor Hanly said Monday that
he would take up, on Wednesday of
this week, the matter Of sepcial cleo
ton in the Thirteenth congressional
district, for the purpose of electing a
successor to the late Congressman A.
l.. Brick.
Il see no reason" said the governor
why a special election should be held
there before the time of the regular
election. 1t would incur great extra
expense. But 1 am not deciding this
question now. l will decide it on We'd
nesday." The governor said he didn't
know that he would have any confer
ence with Thirteenth district leaders
before giving his decision.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-15
CARPENTER IS BADLY
INJURED IN FALL
Fred Morris Loses Balance and Meets
With Serious Accident.

Fred Morris. carpenter, sustained
severe injuries yesterday afternoon
while at work on farme structure on
East Seventy-fourth street. when he
Tell from scaffold, breaking his left
arm and spraining his left ankle. Morris
was working on a two-story frame
building that is being erected on Sew
enty-fourth street and while reaching
for his saw he lost his balance and fell
The injured man was removed to his
home in Woodlawn where he is under
the care of a physician. Morris is mar
ried and has large family depending
upon him for their support
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-15
MILkDEALER HAS A
NARROW ESCAPE TO-DAY

Walter Matecki. a milk dealer living
at 1924 Muskegon avenue, has mar
row escape from death this morning
while crossing the B. & o. tracks at
Ninety-second street.
The rear end of his milk wagon was
struck by switch engine hitched to a
short train. which was in charge of
Engineer Louis Brohom and Conduc-
tor Carrot Maxwell
The wagon was a total wreck after
the accident Matecki himself was
thrown distance of twenty-five feet
and suffered two broken ribs, a bruised
hip and several other scratches. The
horse escaped without injury. The ac-
cident happened at 4:45 this morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-15
SUES TO BREAK WILL THAT
LEFT ALL TO 3 CHURCHES.

La Port, Ind, April 14.-Miss Ann
Sanborn, aged ninety-three, died sever
al days ago at Michigan City, leav-
ing a fortune of 100000 to be divided
among three churches, disinheriting
her only near relative, Washington
Culver, a nephew. He today brought
action in the circuit court to break the
will, alleging that the aged spinster
executed it when she was of unsound
mind and under duress Sensational
disclosures are promised.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-15
HAND CRUSHED WHILE
AT WORK AT ROBY PLANT
Oscar Larson, Employe of Western Gu
cose Company, Suffers Painful
Accident.

Oscar Larson, age 20, an employee of
the Western Glucose company of Roby,
was seriously injured yesterday while
at work in the refining room. Larson
attempted to reach into one of the COM
partments to pull out piece of rope
and his hand became caught between
the rollers. badly crushing that mem
Der. The injured man was immediately
taken to a physician who dressed the
hand. No serious results are expected.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-15

resolution to be presented to the
officials Of the United States Steel
company, requesting them to employ
nothing but Gary men so long as there
are idle men in the city.
The matter had no sooner been pre-
scented to the board that K K Knapp.
representing the steel company, said
that the question of limiting the en-
ployes to residents of Gary had been
taken up and that in the future that
policy would be followed by the com
pany.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-15
NEW GOLF STORE" OPENS
UP AT SIXTY THIRD STREET
B. F. snyder VIII Hereafter Handle Full
Equipment of Goods Pertaining
to Popular Sport.

Among the new golf stores starting
UP throughout the city, probably none
are so thoroughly equipped as that of
b. F. Snyder & CO.. who are located at
207 East Sixty-third street. Mr.. Synder.
who is at the head of the firm. is a
we'll known golf player and has been
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-15
Big Foreign Funeral.

One of the largest foreign funerals
ever held In South Chicago occurred
yesterday when Joseph Stanich was
laid away in his last resting place The
funeral services were Jointly in charge
of three societies. The Lika, Krabva
and Lostly, all took hand in the burial
ceremonies. Stanich was president of
the above there orders and was well
known throughout South Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-15

Suits sponged and pressed, so cents
pants, 10 cents. j. NJ Delaney & Co.,
cleaners and dyers, 9047 Commercial
avenue and 927S South Chicago avenue
Phone 2423-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-15

interested in the game for a number of
years. In addition to carrying a fine
line of golf goods. instructors are also
furnished for beginners
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-15

Old clothes made like new. ]. NJ.
Delaney & Co., cleaners and dyers, 9O47
Commercial avenue and 1878 South Chi
cago avenue. Phone 2423.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-15
DON'T WANT ANYONE
BUT GARY MEN EMPLOYED.

petition was presented to the Gary
board of trustees asking them to pass
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-10

&riegsminiiter General 5. Sop
,. einem bot nunmebr enogiiltig ben
Boriepal=gaaon angenonnmen, nod1=
Dem ode 8eoinguneen, lpel6e fir oie
geiitergreifung bur6 ben Staat por-
geieben lporben, erfiillt moren. Sic
geoingunger fir oie 9lbnabme oes
Sabr5eu9s lparen iebr itreng uno
our6ous friegsgemoB. Die syahrt=
bauer, lpelde bon ser Seerespernal-
tung perlongt maro, betrlg 5p0lf
Stlnoen obne 3milbenlanoung. 9(ls
lebte glnfgabe NOR nod eine Sill
lung i'm Sreien init no6folgenoen1
fnr5en slufltieg gu belteben.
Or. Sreiberr b. Sdorletner, Ser
Sber-gralioent Der Gbeinprobillo,
pelber Die &eiie gum ssubildnn1 nod
Gom unternonn1en bot, uberbringl
Dem 8aplt einen SiegelItod nit oem
papitli6en 8appen in 9riaanter.
9as foitbore @eidenf bat eilten
8ert bon pier5igtouieno Marf ullo
biloet bas 8eihenf preuBii6er &a-
tbolifen. Srbr. b ShorIen1er lit 5lt=
Dem Der Srager zines eigeftbanoigeit
Sdreibens oes &oiiers, in melbeln
Der Monar6 Dem 8apit 8ur Seier oas
goloenen Brieiteriubilaun1s eratlt=
liert.
9lm 9aontae feierte Ser aonig
bon gnglano ieinen 67. @eburts-
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ben geb0roen ausgeliefert. gr muir
De gegen Stellung elmer 9iirgidoft
bon $4,000 tpie6er in sSreibeit ge-
iest. Sein Hro5eB lit Bis gum nd6-
iten @eridtsternnitl Der i'm Sanuor
begtnnt, neriboben.
@m l.. Sanuar miro oas neue
8oiierDerfipiten1 in 8ictoria in Be-
trieb geieBt tperoen.
4uf 9lntrag oes giienbabn-
fommiliars goIqnitt bat Die Gtaots-
giienbabnfonllniiiion Die iogenann-
ten uGonpreB Mules" uno oGegu-
lations" fir aufgeboben erfldrt. Die
fe @egeln beitimnten, oaB Die @iien-
babnen Die 8aur1tpoIle oln ra6lten
Srt on oem fib eine GolnpreB be-
faroe, preiien laiien n1iiBteiI anltatt
lie an einigen merligen groBeret
3etitralpunften auiantn1en gu britt
gen uno bort preffen 5u laiien. Sic
tpuroen erlaiien, Inn ben fleineretl
uGompreiies" 5u belfen rtlb gu per-
binoern, oaB iie bon ben groBerell
eroriidt o0er pielmebr ausgebun-
CERT miiroen. gr ideint aber, als
menn iid bel Der glusfiibrung ser
&egeln oaerlei lln5ulanglihfeiteit
ge5eigt baben. 9ie fleineren 9reiien
Daren niht Inn Stanbe, Die slr-
belt gu bepdltigen llno 10 baufte iib
Die 8au1npolle an iolhen Mabell
auf, poourh Der @erfebr beeilltr16-
tigt lpuroe. SSnmerbin aber lit Die
glnfbebung Der Regeln au beoauern.
Denn iebt tperoen bo1it mobrI1eilt=
lih alle Die fleinerert Breien ein-
geben uflo oas gan5e GontpreB-@e.
idaft miro an peuigen Srten, in
ben Sanoen groben unternebmer per-
einigt tperoen.
Sn Sbermon ipurben brei Jun.
ge Wanner unter Der @nflage oer-
baftet, Bel Dem ginbrud IN bern
2ucos'iben 2aben bort beteiligt ge-
tDeien 81 iein.
y(aD Oell UertDIen 0eS S0aR=
s-Departements in @afbington
bat infer Staat iest 535 gfational-
banfen nit einem 4apital bon
$40, 1868, 800.
Sn Souiton lit CUR 3eit Ser
gto-9iu-Sb- -&arnepal I'M @ange.
- Sn benz 8erift iiber oas
Staats- -8aiienbaus in sluitin rper-
ben 5ablreihe gerbeiieruneen em-
pfoblen. @m 81. @(ueuit befanbea
fid 271 4inoer in Dem Sauie.
9lus @eimar, Guero ufo otl-
bern Srten miro gelneloet oaB Der
8uter-Sanoel iino -8erianot tpieoer
in poaern @nnge iei.
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Satet,, ttitbt 2Sprte.
Die 8eluobner BON Sun 9lntpnio 6a=
ben abiplnte 8eiueiic bpm Sa=
ten sit 6anie.

geidt @orte, ionoern Soten be-
meiien oas ipabre Gerbierllt.
9ie Soten BON 9oan's geierelr
8iQen
Sir 9eierenleibenbe in San 9(n=
tonic
Saben ibnen einen lofalen 9fuf
beri6afft.
Ser 8eipeis liegt in oem 3eusnis
bon gerpobnern San @ntonio's, sic
gebeilt puroen uno eebeilt geblieben
iino.
Mrs. s. 8. Selton, 600 slpe1ntc
6, Son Intonio, Seros, iagt:: 2onge
3eit fit i6 an geierer< uno glalen-
leioen. Gin idarfer s6rner3 in
meinem 8iiden brad]te MIDI 5umei-
len 5ur &erapeiflung unb IN soloe
oeiien fnnnte i'd mid, nadbern i6
mid gebiidt batte, falun ol1fridtelt.
Sd batte aud S6minoelmfdle uno
fiiblte mid baufig redt i9pod.
0a ipuroen mir Ooan's geieren Yil-
len 10 uarm en1pfoblen, oaB if mir
5nlest cine Sdadtel oapon in ser
8erar Drug 60. fallfte uno iie gu
gebrauden begann. Sd fiibIte mid
i6on nod ben eriten poar 9olell
beiier uno in perbaltnibnlaBig iebr
fur5er 3eit lieBen Die Shn1eraaa
bollltanoig nod. 0ies nar Dor iiber
einen eSSabre uno leitoem bin i9 Do.l
alien bieien 2eioen frei geblieben. Sd
babe Doon's geieren Biqen elmer
gan5en @n5abl bon 8erionen elrt-
pfoblen, nto es iino mir perihieoslle
Safe befannt, mo ii6 bie 2eute oieie
Biaen in Der 8erar Drug 60. per-
i6afftet1 uno nit ben beiten &eInlto=
ten antpanoten. Sd eebe oiefes
3engnis germ in Der Soffnung, oaB
es gum geuben bon anberen Rierelr=
leioeflben fein mag"
Gum 8erfauf bel allen &anoIern.
Breis so Gents. Soiter=Wilburn
60, guffalo SEEM Sort, olleinige
agenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert Gu6 bes Nan1ens :
0oans nllo nehmt feine anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-10

Sibungen bes @ausfonlites fir Mit-
tel uno @ege begonnel1 in oeren
ein neues Sarifgeieb entlporfen lper-
ben ion. Die 8eratungel1 iperben 1ih
mobl 5ielrli6 lange bin5ieben. Dos
grgebnis miro erit Dem ltahIten
&orgreB, merl1 er i'm War5 5u ei~
1ter @rtroiibung 5ulan1mentritt, por-
gelegt nerben.
glus 8enper, mo- augenbltdlib
Die u9lmerican Seoeration Of oa-
bor" lire Sabreslisuns abbdlt
fonlint Die No6ridt, oaB iih ee=
gen Die @ieoeripabl @on1pers' gum
9raiioenterl feine bea6tensiperte Sp~
petition bealerfbar inabe.
9r. gntil Bed IN Gbicago bat
in Dem &ei1n fir bilfsbeoirftige per-
friippelte ainoer nit ei11e1n reuelt
Seiln1ittel gegen &no6en Suberfl1=
foie bemerfenstperte grfoIge er5ielt.
Seine 8ebonolune peripribt nollltan-
oige Seilung fiir einen eroBen Gro=
5entias Der an 0ieier Sorm Der Su=
berfulole 2eioenbei1. Seit einfades
@eiln1ittel beitebt in Ser slusfiillultg
Der ourh oie &ranfbeit peruria1ten
9oblnngelt nit einem metalii6en
Sal5, 8isn1utb Subnitrat, per=
1niidt nit 8alelin.
Sitnf5ebn Sabre Strafe i'm
8unoesgefangniB bon Mtlanta, Ga.
Das lit oas ltrteil, tpel1es i'm gut-
besgeri6t gegen ben gis-, go1f- uno
S6iffsfonig CHARLES g@. 0forle iei-
tens bes gunbesrtbters &ougb aus
geipro6en tparbe. Sem Mitiduloi-
ger rno ganfpralioent BON leinen
@naben, gIfreo $. Curtis, nelGer
5liarnmen NIT Morle Der @erlebung
Der 8utoes ganfgeiebe bon einer
sSurp ihuloig behntoen lporoen mar,
erbielt fiinf Sabre 5uoiftiert unO bie
8oaitredung Der Strafe nuroe JUS
penoirt, neil, nie Der &i6ter bel
8erfiinoigung 0es ltrteils iagte, Cur
tis per1onlih ntht nnebrlib mar.
Durh Die Stinrmenabgabe am
9ienftag oiirfte bie gonosauseabe I'M
8etroge bon 500, 100000 I'M Staate
sSainois CUR @rbauung eitles &anols
BON 2odport, 'Sas., fta6 Utica, Sis,
am Sainois &iper, oefinitip ange=
nonlnnen fem. Die Stimmel1abgabe
IN goof Gountp (Gbicago) mar 5 gu
/ gu @urliten oes 8roiefts, uno lpei-
tere groBe Maioritaten oafiir muroen
IN ben @iber gounties er5ielt, 10 baB
man auf cine Mebrbeit BON 10000
gu @uniten Der gorlage re6nen fann.
Muf ben peribieoenen oiesbe5iigli6en
&onferer5en in Gbieogo tpuroe ouf
oas 9fodoriidIihite ouf Die bobe ge-
oeutung eiltes @aiIerneees 5tpiiden
Dem Midigan-See uno Wfiiiiiiippi
bit1eelpielell, 90 oanlit cine oirefte
5difffabrtsnerbili6ltng 5tpii6en Gbi-
cago uno ben europ1ilhen 9anoels-
pIaben 2iperpool, @alnbltrg lttto
Marieille beborit6lloe, Die bon linbe-
redenbarenn Segen fir Die 8rosperi-
tdt uno @oblfabrt unieres 2anoes
iein fpiir6e.
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Sera a ..
Diitriftridter eope in

= Diitriftrihter Hope in 9eau-
mont entIieB neuIif) einen @efange-
men, nelher piloe @nten perfouft
uno oaourd Die Sagbgeiese oes
Stantes iibertreten batte. Der Slid.
ter begriinbete feline &anolimgstpeiie
nit Der grfldruttg, oaB Die terani-
i6en Sagogeiese laherli1 unb aud
ungeiebli6 ieien. gs iei einfad utl-
finnig, einen Menihen gu erlau-
ben. oaB er fiinfuno5pan5ig gnten
ihiebe un0 linn oann 5u berbieten,
6ab er 6ieie gnten perfanfe. 5ie
gnten geborten inn, penn er iie ge-
idoiien babe, nno er tonne nit lb-
fien tlllt mas er moLle.
Sn Der gea6t bon Samftaa
aiif Sonrttag nuroe in @onsoles elm
iunger Wann nomens @eorae &rio-
Ter BON Dem 9ieitaurateur SO. 6.
9ia eri6oiien. Die Sbiiiie muroell
aus elmer 8inhelter-9iidie abee-
feuert. Cine oerieIben trof ben &e-
nolper, ben &rioler in Der 5ano fat
tie, uno neranlaBte, oaB cine Der
Batronen IN linn erplooierte unb
Die Gleioer &rioler's in gron6 ieete.
2rioler arbeitete in einem 8arroonl,
er lpar unberbeiratet, feline Mutter
ipobnt in @on5oles. Sia nuroe
iinter cine 8iirgihaft BON tallieno
Dollars geitellt.
SSSm SO. 2e9islatur-9i 9iitrift fat
Der Gepublifaner @m. 9ieri6malc
iiber ben 0efnofraten Carl @oetb
gefiegt. 8ieri6male erbielt 1864
uno @oetb 1179 Stimmen.
@enrD GlaD Bieree, Der Br1-
iioent Der 8aters>Yierce Oil Gonl-
panp, Der befanntli6 bon unieren
Staatseeridten bes Weineios allae,
flagt it, bat iid ielbit in glultin
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gieturia 9ipiiium, 6. S. G g. q.

aoo. $o2-enerO, @ictoria. 1880 uaAH
&bfabrt-
$40. 3o1-euero. gictoria, $50 porn
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Cine iiebeniahriae grpbe

babe i6 oafiir, oaB Or. Sings Meue
@ntoedin1g Die bette Meoi5in fin
9uiten @rfaltung nno 9als-, 8rlilt-
uno 2ungenfranfbeit it, iaet @. So
Sertrp BON Hanmna, Wo. Die @sli
fennt Or. Sings geue @ntoefung
fir ale bieie Rranfbeitet1, eini9tleB-
lid Sdpinoiudt felt 38 Sabrelt.
Cine friibaeitise Mnnerloune lit rat.
lam. 3unl 8erfauf Bel 9lboIpb
DreiB uno 81. Gobn & 60. so gts.
uno 81. Hrobeflai1e fret.
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Wl. 6. & s. 8ahn.

NntInft-
SO. Boom 3oroen. 9:15 nodm
"sslpern-8om @orben .7:30 norm
SO. 241-Souitpn etc. 6:30 oorm
@bfabrt-
SO. 4-Iadj benz Noroen. 1880 pornt
uSlber@ r@Naf Dem Noroen. 900 naNut
No. 244-Soltiton etc !. 1915 naebnl
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babe ih Die 8irfitneen bon Bud
LENS arnica Salbe berfolgt uno iie
bat ii6 in Sdllen BON S6nitt- unb
8rono-@unoen uno &rebs ftets be-
nabrt umo uns man6e 9oftorreh-
mtng eripart, iaet q. S. SoroD, bon
@nit @ilton, Wae. 20 Cts. BEL 9lbolpb
9reiB uno 81. gobn & 60.