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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-25

Judge Parker addressed was held in
the Coliseum, and was filled to over
flowing with people who were eager to
hear the principles of democracy ex-
pounded. Many members of the Ameri-
can Bar association, which is holding
a convention in Seattle at the present
time, were present, and everyone who
heard the great speech of Judge Par
ker came away with the feeling that
the democrats will win their struggle.
Delaney Nichols, former corporation
counsel of New York city was pres
ent and also addressed the meeting.
In regard to the campaign which the
democrats will put up, Mr.. Dunphy
said: "The democrats are getting to-
gether and a perfect state of harmony
is being fostered Bryan clubs are be-
ing organized all over the land and
the good which they will do cannot be
estimated. Immediately after the pri-
marieS are over, the campaign will
start with great energy. The democrat
ic national committee will send to the
state of Washington some of its very
best speakers, men Of national reputa-
tlOI anu lllcy Will opcu d uctcIlliilOu
fight.
1.-The state committee has opened it's
headquarters in Tacoma and the state
campaign is already on in earnest as
far as they are concerned.
Everywhere, all over the state there
is a strong sentiment prevailing in IA
vor of Bryan and Kern. Republicans
seeing that they have no easy task on
hand to carry the state, are preparing
to fight their hardest.
"At the present time the republicans
in this state are hopelessly divided.
both in regard to the candidates for
governor and also for United States
senator. Those who heretofore were
friends are fast becoming embittered.
The earnestness with which the fac
tions are fighting shows that the dem
Ocrats. who are fighting harmonious
ly, will carry the state
There is a vast difference between
Taft and Roosevelt. Under Roosevelt
the republicans drew crowds and were
warmly applauded but under Taft
there is a decided show Of listlessness.
1.-The democrats are firmly united,
are making hard fight to carry the
state legislature and will cast a strong
vote at the primary elections"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-25
City Will Probably Be Dark
Until Some Time Tomorrow

has been used on the loop, and one
car has been run on the interurban to
Milton. The schedule has been hard
to maintain, as the cars cannot de-
pend on enough power to maintain
their regular speed, and several times
today have had to stop altogether un-
til enough power could be secured to
allow them to proceed.
Last night the city's streets were in
darkness, not even the paved districts
being lighted, except for very snort
time. The residences also have peen
kept without electricity and there will
be no power for street and residence
lighting until the main plant on the
Walla Walla river is in running order.
Manager Drake said this afternoon
that although all the machinery at the
main plant had to be taken apart and
readjusted. he still had hopes OF hav-
ing the plant in running order tonight.
A large force of men are working
there and everything will be in shape
just as soon as possible.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-25
LIVED WITH WILD MEN.
Unusual Experience of Missionary In
Formosa.

BERKELEY, Cal, Aug. 25.-Lving
eight days in the midst of fierce tribe
Of head hunters. on the island of For
mosa, with no protection except the
slender garrison of Japanese soldiers,
is the experience Of Mrs. Julian Arnold
just returned from the Orient where
she was engaged in missionary work.
She is a graduate of the university Of
California, and is the wife of the
American consul in FOrmOsa. She
penetrated the interior where no
white woman had ever been and was
met by a band of savage tribesmen
whose giant chief with a belt decorat-
ed with scalps of white men advanced
toward her, but the woman's GOODNESS
saved her
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-25
For NOn-SUpp0rt
Got Big AIinOny

supporting and still getting $4,000 as
alimony, besides a lot in BarrOn's ad-
dition, is the feature of the divorce
case of Maude Aubian, against Joseph
Aubian, which was tried before Judge
Brents this morning. The case has
been up for some time and was hard
fought on both sides, being decided in
favor of the plaintiff.
Aubian is proprietor of the Delmon-
leo lodging house
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-25
Soldiers Pursue
Lone Bandit

LIVINGSTON, Mont, Aug. 25.-Ad-
vices today from outlying points in
Yellowstone park state that a troop of
cavalry is in hot pursuit of the lone
bandit who yesterday robbed Is stages
and 125 persons in the park. The rob-
Der escaped in the thickly timbered
mountains. He had two hours start
Of the saldiers. 1t is thought that he
Will be captured or starved to death.
l. is estimated that the robber took
an aggregate of $4,000 in cash and
drafts worth $4,000, together with
watches and jewelry from the passen-
gers. The robbery was committed
along the banks of Spring creek. the
stages being held up one by one.
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Great Speech
Says Dunphy

"One of the most eloquent and schol-
arly addresses, that has ever been de-
livered on the Pacific coast, was the
way in which everyone, both democrats
and republicans, characterized the
speech which was delivered in Seattle
Thursday night by Judge Alton b.
Parker, of New York
So spoke National Committeeman w.
II. Dunphy on his return from trip
to Seattle, made especially to hear
Judge Parker. According to Colonel
Dunphy. Parker's Seattle speech was
veritable mine of brilliant eloquent
and scholarly ideas. The meeting which
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-25
State Federation Endorses
Political Program of GOmperS

ton will be a discussion of the causes
and cure of tuberculosis, a disease
which is responsible for a large pro-
portion of deaths among colOred peo-
pie Suggestive therapy, or hypnotism,
will also be considered, as well as
many other medical subjects of purely
professional interest. Clinics will b.,
held at the Lincoln hospital by leading
members of the organization. The
convention will close Thursday with
the election of officers and banquet.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-25
Continued ON page 81
Black Bills in Session.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Au. 25.-Black
BILLS to the number Of several thou
sands are swarming into the Twin
Cities today for the national grand
lodge convention of the Improved Be-
nevolent and Protective Order of Elks
of the World, a negro organization.
Colored citizens of st. Paul and Min
neapolis have prepared to entertain
their visiting brethren on a grand
scale. The order has lodges in nearly
all the states of the Union and many
provinces.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-25
Alabama G. 0. p.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. 25.-
Alabama republicans will make an
unusually strong effort to strengthen
the party in this state, according to
members of the state committee, who
are attending session here today.
Several prominent speakers will be
sent to Alabama by the national
committee and will endeavor to per-
suade the voters of the state that
of the republican party.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-25
DECLARES THAT WRlTS OF Err.
ROR SHOULD NOT BE IS
SUED ON PURELY TECH
NICAL GROUNDS.

SEATTLE. Wash, Aug. 25.-One of
the most representative gatherings of
the legal profession ever assembled in
this country marked the opening to-
day of the American Bar associations
annual convention While the majori-
ty of the delegates are from the west
ern and coast states. all parts of the
union are represented
Many interesting matters are be-
fore the convention, chief among them
being the reports of the committee ap-
pointed to suggest remedies and draft
proposed laws to prevent delay and
unnecessary cost in litigation. The
recommendations of the latter COM
mittee are somewhat along the lines
of Judge Taft's recent speech. in
which he deprecated the laws de-
lay" and the tendency to give the rich
a legal advantage over the poor.
If the suggestions of the committee
of the American Bar association
shall become law, courts of appeal will
no longer decide either civil or criminal
litigation brought before them on
purely technical points, but will base
their rulings on the merits of the case
This report suggests many changes
in the practice in the federal courts
for the purpose of expediting the trial
of cases. preventing the reversal OF
judgments on technical grounds, enabl-
ing appellate courts to render final
ordering new trials, and preventing
appeals for delay in criminal cases.
1t opens with a statement that the
existing evil which seems most serious
| to the committee is the disposition In
many jurisdictions to dispose of appeals
or writs of error, both in civil and
criminal cases, upon technical grounds
and not to decide them upon the merits
In the Judgment of the committee tbs
rule for deciding appeals and writs
of errors should not be based on re-
versible error committed in the court
below, but upon the merits as the case
appears upon the record.
I'm other words" says the commit
tee, 1--WE would restore the practice
upon the hearing in all appellate
courts which originally prevailed al
common law. even on writs of error
which existed on appeals in the Roman
civil law and has been retained by
courts of equity and admiralty
Continuing the report calls attention
to the fact that the tendency Of the
courts in common law cases is to con-
strue adherence to strict legal rules
as the right of each party, and to
reverse if there has been any infrac-
ton of these rules. ..
"This makes the trial of a case a
game" declares the committee, IN
which the one wins who plays the
most skillfully, the merits of the con-
troversy having no part"
The unrestricted right to a writ OF
error in criminal cases is character
lied by the committee as a fragrant
abuse in judicial procedure.
"These writs," the committee adds,
"are constantly sued out solely for de-
Law. The punishment of notorious
criminals thus is constantly being
postponed in violation of every princi-
pie of Justice This is especially flag
rant in the suing out of writs OF error
from the supreme court of the United
States to review the decision of the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-25
Continued on page A.
+ + + + = = I. + = + + = +
ENACT "UNWRITTEN LAW"

+ EASTLAND, Tex, Aug. 25.-
+ The grand jury today recommend
\ ed that the "unwritten law" be 4
+ put upon the statute books of 4
4 the state in order that young wo- 1
= men may have greater protec- :,
+ ton. The recommendation is the 4
f result of a, series Of crimes against 4
+ young girlsand women lately. The I
= whole community is aroused. The
+ legislature will be asked to take I
= the step.
= + + + + = = 4. + + = + + + I
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-25
Deleware Convention.

DOVER, Del, Aug. 25.-The repub-
lican state convention, which will
nominate a full state ticket and a
candidate for congressional repre-
sentative, was called to order here
today The regular organization is
in full cantrol of the con-
vention and it's slate will likely go
through without hitch.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-25
Another Canned Speech.

HOT SPRINGS, Aug 25.-Candi-
date Taft today delivered a mission
ary lecture into a phonograph declar-
ing it to be the duty of Americans to
help convert heathens. United States
Senator Hopkins, Of Illinois, held
conference with Taft
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-25
NEGRO MEDICAL MEN
Tenth Annual Session of National As
sociation Beinq Held.

SoS'aS'on Beng 1elo.
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Many of the
leaders OF the negro race in the Unit
ed States were gathered in the Plaza
assembly rooms, in East Fifty-ninth
street, when the tenth annual session
of the National Negro Medical associ-
alton was called to order this morning.
The delegates include negro physicians,
surgeons, dentists and pharmacists.
DR.. w. n. Wright, of Baltimore, is
president, and delivered his annual ad-
dress at the opening session
A public reception will be held this
evening at st. Marks church. when the
visitors will be welcomed by repre-
sentatives of the city government and
officials of all the leading medical and
surgical societies of the metropolis.
An interesting feature of the conven-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-25
Catholic Convention.

ROCHESTER n. Y. Aug. 25.-The
state council Of the Catholic Relief and
Beneficiary association met in trien-
NAL session here today.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-25
Wyoming Editors.

SHERIDAN, Wyo.. Aug. 25.-Editors
and publishers of all the leading pa
pers of Wyoming are present at the
session of the State Press association,
opened today
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-25
Tar Heel Renublicans.

CHARLOTTE, n. &c. Aug. 25.-A
republican state convention for the
nomination of candidates for COVER
nor and other state officers will be held
here tomorrow.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-25
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN TELLS THE PEOPLE HOW TO RELEASE
THEMSEl FROM THE RELENTLEE EESSSS GRIP Of The TRUSTS

to the state in which it is created, con-
rress can not interfere with it; but
when the corporation engages in In
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@ietoria 9ipiiion, q. S. e g. q.
(8nlf Sbpre.)

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Nad) gnero, @ictoria, sort 2apaca, Corr
pug gbrtitt, 8rotpnsbille, 9io 8ranbe
gitb, @oliao, 8eebille, 8barton, Ras
lacios uno Soniton f. $50 n1org
Nadl 8rumnsbilIe.
Ser 3ug ber Sltn5et @ictoria 9ibiz
fion, abfabrt $50 abenbs, ma1t in HIaz
eebo gerbinoitns nit Der @ulf goalt
Zine fir gorpus gbrilti uno 8rotpnsbiIle
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9is rJair".

9ie Seit perge6t, bic Jair tit ba!
Gs itr1mt ber5n pDn fern nnb nab;
&amm faiiet mni'rer Gtrafen =Gnge
Sas frDbe, feitlidbe @ebranse.
Waan fontmt ia 8erne, rtan lit 70 frob
Sm alien San Mntpnip!
Sod fat ber @aiierntnfer &niffe
0eihabet nihts am alten Sdltffe.
9todj bieIten mir nns gliidlidb fret
gpn1 0eiit idbeinbeil'ger Semhelei,
Sod labt gentiitlidj In Der S1enfe
Wsan lid) attt ftGrfenben 0etranfe.
NmSpnntag ruff Der 0lpdemflang
Die frpntrten aitf gum Girdjengaitg,
Sp6 BITE iib ntdt ba5u betennen,
9arf ntan barpb ntdbt gpttlps nennen.
tlnb Sub mtb Srbnmng berriden aud
Bel uni'rem freien Spnntagsbratd),
ODD ferne bleibt bpn Straf' nnb Seile
Die bnmpfe Sonntass =2angtueile.
60 fontmt benm MIR smr 5air berar,
Sic bietet, mas man bieten fam,
Sic fann iits, nit 0ent Dtelen Sd)1ncm,
Uuii Httt peI fpltttt pelipDHeN.
Sic bentpnftriert nns, tpie mir ie6'n,
9ah Segas nid1t tat riidtuarts gebn'n.
Saf ,,tmmer pprtu1rts" bic Harple
Scs ssDrtihritts, nit beihiuingter Spblc
1nb ftnh tuir bann ppm Geben iatt,
90 fnfen mir me itille Gtatt,
gSp iutr, iuie es iidl biirfte idJiden
Seint 8lafe 9une Star ums erqnifen
ltnb bei bent eblen 2pme Starg:er
9a fiiblen crit 10 fidDer tpir,
9ae uni're 8flidJt tn nddjften Eagen
Gs lit, Bite Mmferbanb' sii idblagen.
@te fab's iupbI aus, tuenu aaf ber Sui
&ein2 pne g tar ST ftnben ipar'?
Damn iudr' aud fie nur ftin nnb trilte,
Gin 5ber Sled In ,ueiter Diifte.
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Gin beitdnotger 9lb5ug.
aranfe Ssieren idwaden ben sansen
S6rper.-Sie tnaden Gndl franf,
binfallis nnb bebriift.

&ronfe 9fieren i6lpa6en oen &or=
per ourd Ben beftalloigen 9lb5ug
bes lebenipenoenben @itpeis bonn 9lut
in Sen llrin ltno oie Suhitituier,t1lg
Der pergifteten Sarniaure, Die our6
oas gan5e Spitem gebt uno Ben So=
men Ser &ranfbeit altsltre1t. Ser
gerluit bes Gitpeis peruriadt
gdipd6e, 8eoriidtbeit, Sittfdnigfeit.
Sarnlaure Gergiftung perurladt
S6mer5, Sbnma6t, Ste1en int
Giiden, Nieren- uno 8laieniteine. 9ie
geeignetite 8ebatolung lit cine 9e-
banolung Ser geieren ltno bos bette
Wittel iino 0oan's 9eierenpiilen.
@roBe &uren IN San 9[nto1io beiuei-
len es.
0ars. 6. 9ocrora, 513 W1ontana
StraBe, San 9lntorlio, Seras, iagt:
SD babe Doan's geiereu GiIlen nit
Ser groBten Satisfaftion ongeiponot.
Sd batte einen ouupfen 5dlner5
i'm &ren5 uno tpuroe au1 onr1 Oie
lnregelmaBige slusi6eibung Ser gaie-
rem belaltigt. Sd nuroe beronloBt.
Doon's gieren 8iaen gu eebrauchen
neil id) 10 piele quite 8eri6te nno
Mitteilungen iiber iie eebort batte.
Sd beri6affte mir cine S6odtel oa-
bon BON Der 8erar Drug gompoi1D
unb bolo barauf maren neitte 2eioen
beieitigt. Meine So6ter lit eber-
foas an einer geierenfranfbeit ullo
idredlid)en 8opfidmer5en. 9onl's
gieren Billen ertpieien ii6 eeraoeio
ipoltatig fir iie, ipie iie es fir mid
geueien moren. @s ma6t mir Ser
gniigen, iie biermit 5u empfeblen, in
Der Soffnung ooB iie aud onoeren
Nierenleioenoen cine @oltat iein mo-
gen.
Gum gerfal1f bel alien @anolern.
8reis so Gents. SSoiter-Milbnrn
60, Buffalo, Seem Dorf, alleinige
glgenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert gu6 oes Nanlens :.
8oons unb nebmt feline onoeren.
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8.

Ger iunge 5armer gSalter
Srid, Der IN Der Nabe BON 8ilrnet
bonn glis getroffen mar, lit geitor-
ben.
Die uGreamerp" in Galtro-
bile lit iebt in 8etrieb, oas @elbdft
mar bisber auBerlt 3ufrieoeniteaeno.
3mii6en Dallas uno @alpclton
ioa eine regelnl1Bige 9ampfidiffs.
perbinoung iiber oen 9rirlitp eillge-
ridtet meroen. Wean bofft bis gum
eriten Sanllar 10 fpeit 5u iein, ooB
oie S6iffe nit ibren 6obrten Begin
nen fonnen.
slus Sort Wortb fonlmt Ole
9eadridt, oos &onlite Der National
6arn1ers' Union, pelbes in Ser let-
ten Sabresperiammlll11g gebiloet
puroe, Inn einen 8reis feit5uiesen,
lulter Dem Die 0arnler ibre 8aum-
molle ni6t perfaufen ioGen babe ii1
auf 1912 Gents geeilligt. Dos &o-
mite bat ange6li6 elm Girfular an
ale Weitglieoer Ger lttion ausge-
i6idt in Dem es oieie oufforoert, tire
gal1mfpole ni6t eber alt perfanfe,,
als biz Der areis auf 1912 Gents
geltiegen lei. slm ielben Gage ols
Die geadri6t aus Sort @ortb fam,
lpuroen in @alpelton fir Miooling
be5ablt 93s Gents.
ginbre6er orangen in oas
BoItarnt 5lt 8ooobine, ipreneten Den
8eloi6ratf nit 9pnanlit auf ,lno
itablen 5000 in bareln Geloe ltno
griefmarfen i'm 8erte bon bunoert
Dollars.
Sreitog na6t orang Elm 9te.
ger in oas Saus bon 81. MesSiltou
in &enrietta lno idlid iid in bas
3imner, in Dem Ole stpei Eo6ter
WecSilton's f6liefen. 9ie 0edo6el1
errpadten uno fineen an 5u i6reier,
ibr 8ater uno ibr 8ruber fomer
berbei unb perbinoerten, oab Der
ginoringling entflob. Ser 8ater
rib Dem gteger cine Hiltole ous Ser
Sono uno i6oB aus i'm, pertpun,
oete i'm aber nur lei6t. Gin smeiter
ShuB periagte, ionIt miirbe er ibr
un5meifelbaft getotet baben. 9er
9eeger muroe na6 @ainesoille ilr's
@efanants qebrad1t
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Giienbabll=J Jabrplan.
6. q. G. q. g. gahu,

r9abb grodett" S3ug na6 5ou5fon
@albefton, 8ealtnont liil6 Orange. Mbs
fabrt 9 l1br abenos, Nnfunft 7.80 mors
gems.
gaa1 &errbine, Mbfa6rt 4.30 naAm
Ibfa9rt bon &errbiIle $50 11br born1its
ta9s. giltr Sonntass na9 @errbille: $50
l11r borntittags.
Nad guero, goafltrt, 9oniton, 8aIbes
ton, @ibbings, 9fodbale, Cameron nnf
gSaco, Mbfabrt 8.45 bornittags.
Na6 8eebille, Corpus gbri5ti, MIice
Weatbis, Granias RaB, Nodport, Gbfabr1
lao 1a1mittags.
@ad Salfurias. gbfabrt l1br abenbs
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eriterer idlinm pern1eiiert. 0arouf-
BIN puroe Watina aus Dem Sallie
aetporfen I'm iih au r1hen. hplte

BIN muroe Oeatina aus Dem Sauie
seporfen. I'm iid gu raden, bolte
er Sprengltoffe lno mari tie ms
Saus. 9us @ebduoe pllroe 5tua:
ltarf beidaoiet, Die ssnioiien entsilt=
gen iebod) ernitliber 8erlebl1llg.
Martino tpllroe bonn Spreneitoff eall3
5erriHen. 9eeslerpe miro on ben err
baltenen Sti6munoen iterben
= 9ur6 cine maneelbaft fllnf-
tionierenoe Sienalporfebrrng puroa
in Gbilaoelpbia altf Ser eleftriibe:l
8abn nabe 5inicitln cine perberbll-
DIE &oailion berbeigefiibrt. 3ipei init
9lrbeitern pollgepfropfte Cars Ser
Soufbtpeitern Traction Company jog
ten I'M oibten Nebel NIT boaer 8ubt
in chamber. 9ie @epaIt oes
3ulammenItoBes NOR elm furdtbarer.
8eioe @aeen ipuroen ean5li6 ger
triiinmert uno fait ieoer Der oari:t
8efinolihen ntebr ooer ntinoer ber=
lebt. SIN @an5en miro oie 3abl Ser
ernltlib 8erlesten auf rs gei61bt
nno bon oieien peroen feds poraus-
ii1tli6 ibren 8erIesungen erIiegen.
esSn Seem Yorf mari iif cine
reid eefleioete, etlpa 28jabrige Srau
auf Der 8rooflpner 8riidenitatioa
Dor ei11en idnea fabrenoen Submap=
5ug uno tpnrbe in 5tiide gerillen.
Wan fano an Der 2eibe elm 8alf=
Bud Der Searnans Sapings=8onf,
pel6es auf BEN Namen ser 6rau
@mma s[. Sbafforb bon 2t0 Sort
Greene 8laee, 8rooflpn, lantete.
Nab oenielben bat Die 9epjitorin Elm
@utbaben BON $2872.
6. $. 9arD, 8orlisenoer oes
9ireftorilln1s Ser limited StateS
Steel Corporation, lit aus europa 5ll-
riidgefebrt. gr iagte, oaB bic Ser
bdltniiie i'm @uslanoe iid beiiern
utlo oaB gei6ts IN Si6t lei, mas ben
9lufihipuns binoern fonnte. @meri-
ia itebe in @unit uno amerifaniihe
Seflritdten lpiiroen nit Gertrmten
gefalft, belonoers in Sranfrei1.
8nnoesgeneralar5t @pn1an per-
fiigte Die ginienoung eines 9lr5tes
nod 9iuBIano, gum 3rped Die Gbole-
ra uno Die fir Die Ser. Staaten
notigen glbpeBrnlaBregeln 81 ltll-
oieren, oa Die 5obIrei6e @illipanoe-
rung aus oieiem 2onoe iltter oeil
geeenipdrtigen @erbaltniiien cine
groBe @efabr biloet. Die 4oniuln
Ser Ser. Staoten in ben Sauptuus-
manoerlingsbafen in europa ipuroen
angepielen ale ruiiiihen Musmanoe-
rer, Die nod BEN Ser. Stoaten rei=
len molten, flint Gage in Quarantdne
5u bolten nno fir Desinfi5ierung oes
@epads gu ioreen. gteben Der gbo-
lera in &uBlano ma6t Der glusbru1
oieier &ranfbeit in Manilo oen 9e-
borben pieI Gorge, obgleid man
bofft, BORT Ser Seuhe balo Serr gu
peroen.
Sn Gbeu5, q. @f., lit Or. Mr=
tbur Camper aus Bolton nit ieincr
Stief1nlitter, Grau 5lorence Samner,
getraut iporoen. 0ie Sraullng fano
allf @ebiet bes Staates SEEM gorf
ftatt, UNI Dos @eies oes Staates
Waiiabuietts, bas 9eiraten unter
@erpanoten in oieiem @raoe perbie-
tet, 5u umgeben. Srau Satpper iii
nur 38 Sabre ali, ibr @atte SO.
slus SoIiet in sSainois miro ge-
neloet: Ser Damn oes Sllinois
uno @idigan-aanals lit gum 3ruei.
ten Male innerbalb 5peier Wonate
mittelit 9Dnalnit geiprenet noroen,
un0 5par untpeit McSenrp 81. 9as
benadbarte Sarmlano itebt folgeoeI-
len unter 8aiier. 0eteftipes iino OIL
gefteut, Inn Die Miiietdter 5ll ernlit-
teln.
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8a6llole 8raber

auf Den Srieobofen tperoeu fir Seltte
eei6aufelt, Die nod lange Sabre bdtten
leben foulen 9ie eigene SduIb bringt
uiele 2eute bor5eitig ilrter bic groe.
@enn man fi6lt, 0aB in benz &0rper cte
mas allber Sronln9 lit, ioIl man nid,i
uutdtig 6leiben, ionoern tpieber Orb
nung itiffen; lulb 8tpar ie cher, beIto
6eiier. neil es Inn 10 lei6ter lit, ie cher
es geIdie6t. 9as Iittel fir Elm oerarz
tiges gingreifeu, lnb 8tpar elm iol6es,
oas ME berioet ltnb ou6 nientals idaoen
fann, fpeiI es nur aus beiltrGftioen
gflai,5en beitebt, bieten aber Die ct.
Bernard &rdltterpideu. Su Npot1eten
3u boben.
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S, C 6. q. gabm.

Mbfabrt.
gfad allen NorD>gerasz zEnittten !.
4 l16r unb 745 bormittags.
gea9 ct. 2ollis. Wempbis ltnb bem Often
:. 1.25 11br na6m uno 7.30 abenos
gta6 WieTifo. 1920 nbr bornt.
Mnfunft.
8on ct. ollis unb Dem Often, 9.15 morg.
Son 2arebo urlb Maerifo -. .1.05 nahmI.
Bon ct. 2onis, &anias gitb 1920 abbs.
ct. Gpuis & San Sranciscp 8abn.
Ibfabrt.
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&anias @itp, gbicaso IS. &@. 81. 9e@
pot !. .7.30 abenos
@ntunft.
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Dos 5oaiiiement Der Mafler-
firma q. 8. 8romn & 60. in Neip
9orf bat CUR 8erbaftung mebrerer
Wsttglieoer Ser sSirmo gefiibrt.