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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-04-10
CANE At lNoppoRrUHE TIME.
Community Just Then Looked with
plsfavor on Wart curers.

u have como into this wild country
10 toll my famous wurt cure an
nounced the wandering fakor.
wall. stranger" drawlod Amber
Pete. ~ would be advisable 10 leave
by the next stage. The last man that
introduced n wart cure In this section
IN dead"
Indeed And what Kind Of cure
was ~"
wall. he had some cotton In n
aAtchoi and he told the boys n they
wanted TO get rid ~ their warts all
they had to do was to rub the warts
with the cotton. II turned out to be-
gun cotton"
And did they get rid Of tho warts''
"They dld. and they got rid Of the
wnrt doctor. also. That's his tomb.
stone by the bornx mountain. Don't
step on II when you leave town,
stranger and see that you leave town
onrly"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-04-10

Criminals in Reunos Ayres who are
sentenced TO lons terms OF penal sery.
itude are frequently released on pa.
role for certain hours each day, 50
mat their private business will me-
SudoE
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-04-10

'Tye just been done I'm oil by =.
Allottc Daubor" remarked Mrs. Old
stock
Nov isn't that too BAD" exclaimed
Mrs. Justgutt zone Of them smooth
fellows tried to sell me bunch OF
oil stock a spell back and turast hm
down hard"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-04-10

Those who are constrained 10 so.
licit for assistance are really 10 be
pitied; those who receive II without,
are 10 be envied, but those who be.
stow II unasked are TO be admired.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-04-10
PROBABLY HE WAS.

Doctor-Can't you put your tongue
out u little further, Mrs, Muggg
Mrs. Mugg-Arc you one Of those
peoplc, doctor who believe that there
IL no end to woman'a tongue2
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-04-10
synpathY.

Sympathy is the grandest word in
the world. 1t oyercomes evil and
Strengthens good II dlsarms resls.
lance, melts the hardest hearts and
draws out the better part OF human
nature,-George Moore.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-04-10
COFFEE

Good grocers like Sohil-
ling's Best, for it makes
goodwill and not trouble;
in case Of complaint, the
money is ready
Your grocer returns your money Il you don {
Ike Be- We pay him.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-04-10

Must Have Been Town Character.
A letter addressed TO The man
who wears the tallest hat In Bristol"
has been correctly delivered in that
English city.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-04-10
A Wer1 from Io,h Win.

"Mebhy 1,os makes IN world 20
round MS III stun In IN pay en-.
yelopc saturday night th't pays tn
bills"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-23

the head Of united army. In the name
Of united people. Stafnitz had de-
manded the proclamation OF young
Alexis as king. For an hour Stenovics
had made show Of demurring; then
he bowed to the national will. That
night young Alexis enjoyed more honor
than he had asked Of Lepage the valet
he was called not prince, but majesty.
He was king in Slavna. and the first
work to which they set his childish
hand was the proclamation of state
Of siege.
Slavna chose him willingly or be-
cause 1t must at the bidding OF the
soldiers, but Volseni was OF another
mind. They would not have the Ger
man woman's son to reign over them!
Into that faithful city the wounded
king threw himself. with all his friends.
The body Of Mistitch lay all day and
all night by the wayside. Next morn
ing at dawn the kings grooms came
back from Volseni and buried It under
clump Of trees by the side Of the lane
running down to Lake Talti. Their
curses were the only words spoken over
the grave. and they flattened the earth
level with the ground again that none
might know where the man rested who
had lifted his hand against their master.
The king was carried to Volseni sore
stricken They did not know whether
he would live or die. He had dan
gerous wound in the lungs. and, to
make matters worse. the surgical skill
available at Volseni was very print
| tive.
But in that regard fortune brought
aid and brought also to Sophy strange
conjecture of the new life with the old.
The landlord Of the inn sent word to
Lukoyitch that two foreign gentlemen
| had arrived at his house that after
noon and that the passport of one OF
them described him as a surgeon. The
landlord had told him how things stood
and he was anxious to render help.
1t was Basil Williamson. Dunstan
bury and he. accompanied by Henry
Brown. Dunstanbury's servant, had
reached Volseni that day on their re
turn from tour in the Crimea and
around the shores of the sea Of Azof.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-23

that Is curiOus!"
he added. 49,
ply G rou c b !
And you are
Baroness Do
brava?"
There's moth
in G NJ u c h in
that" said So
ply. "I'll tell
you all about
that soon If we
have time. To-
n / & h t l ca n
think of moth
ing but mon
seigneur. Mr..
Williamson has
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-23

and suffer the anger Of the king. With
their leaders fall the last Of heart was
out of them. Wrenching themselves
free from such of the Volsenians as
sought to arrest their flight, they turn
cd their horses heads and fed. one and
all, for Slavna. The kings men at
tempted no pursuit. They clustered
around the spot where he lay.
"I'm hit" he said to Sophy, "but not
badly, think"
From the castle door, down the cause
way, came Marie Zerkovitch. weeping
passionately. wringing her hands. The
soldiers parted their close ranks to let
her through. She came to the roadside
where Sophy supported monseigneur's
head upon her knees. SopAy looked
up and saw her. Marie did not speak.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-23

ment's hesitation. as it seemed to Mark
art. the crowd Of people on the other
side Of the square echoed back the &C.
CARNATIONS Of the soldiers.
All Countess Ellenburg's ambitions
were at stake. For Stenovics and STAFF
mtg II was a matter Of life itself now.
90 daringly had they raised their hands
against King 7eefgius.a Countsss' Ellen
borg had indeed prayed. and'n0w pray
ed all stone in o. desefted- palace but
not one Of tho three bad .hesitated. At
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-23

was Col 81
Stafnitz and by
his side a little
boy on a white
pony.
Markart was
too far OF to
hear what Stat
nitz said when
h e b e 6 a n to
speak-nay. the
cheers Of the
troops behind
the cOlOnelcR
so sharp on his
words as almost
to drown them.
and after q mo-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-23

nnricS bJsa DR.. Natchens high au-
head on her thority. The coterie were
knee. in up to their necks
They could not 60 back now. They
must go through with It. Countess Ell
lenburg took to her knees. Stenovics
and Stafnitz held long conversations
Every point Of tactical importance in
the city was occupied by troops. Slav-
ma was silent, expectant, curious.
/. Markart woke at 8 o'clock, heavy of
head, dry in the mouth. sick and III.
He found himself no longer in the
kings suit, but In one of the apart.
ments which 6tafnitx had occupied.
He was all alone. The door stood open.
He understood that he was no more a
prisoner. He knew that the king was
dead. U D. r1H13eB5 saI~z .fr.
But who else was dead. and who
alive. and who king in Slavna2 sf.
He forced himself to rise and hur-
ried through the corridors Of the pal
ace. They were deserted. There was
nobody to hinder him. nobody Of whom
| to ask question. He saw a decanter
LOT brandy standing near The door Of
one room and drank freely of It. Then
he made his way into the garden. He
saw men streaming over the bridge to-
ward Slavna and FASTENED after them
as quickly as he could. His head was
still in maze. He remembered moth
ing after drinking the glass of wine
| which I1epage the valet had given him.
but he was possessed by strong ex-
element. and he followed obstinately
In the wake Of the thr ing which set
from the palace and the suburbs into
Slayna. -s5. st5.. ..s,,.ft4s..
The streets were quiet. Soldiers oc'
cupied the corners OF the ways. They
looked curiously at Markart's pale face
and disordered uniform. A dull roar
came from the direction Of st. Michael'l
square. and thither Markart aimed his
course. He found all one side OF the
square full Of dense crowd. swaying
jostling. talking. On the other side
troops were massed.p In an open space
In front Of the troops. facing the crowd
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-23

She stood there. sObbing
and wringing her hands
over Sophy and the
wounded king.
That afternoon. an
hour after the first Of the
struggling rout Of Mis-
titch's escort came In,
King Alexis died sud-
denly! So ran the off,
cial notice, Endorsed by
DR.. Natcheff's high au-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-23

first saw her. In print frock. washing
lettuces. With smile and depreca-
tory gesture he confessed his ignorance
and his surprise. Really. I'm afraid l
Il don't. I've been such traveller
and meet so many An acquaintance
with the Baroness Dobrava was among
the last with which he would have
credited himself or perhaps. to speak
his true thoughts. charged his reputa-
ton
mfr Williamson knew me almost d.
rectly-the moment l reminded him of
my mark" She touched her cheek.
Dunstanbury looked more closely at
her. vague recollection stirring IN
him. Sophy's face was very sad. yet
she smiled just a little as she added:
II remember you so well-and your
dog Lorenzo. I'm -Sophy Crouch OF
Morpingham. and l became Lady Megs
companion. Now do you remember"
He stepped quickly up to her. peered
into her eyes and saw the red star.
Good tleavensv' he said. smiling at
her in an almost helpless way. swell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20
Sascl Trclu's SUB.

GROW, N..9, 10. SuIi. - Gnt.
hiillungen III Der Zeal Fono Woro.
Opltcrie brad)ten mcnig &crtbpollcS
iiir Die 3ocntiii5irlml oea WGrocr3
ser ilngcn Sa5el 1rGp. @o oieielbc
Ole Aad)t Jon 6. olii sen 7. 3llli
perbrnd)te, blciGt iiir sic 9eb0rOcr
ltod) intner cine ungcIoIte Srogc. Iic
bon 6ronf Smith ulo Huoolpb @urs
rerntau er5Gblte @cld)iftc, oab tie
SRI. Trem am NbenO 0eS Z. Suli an
ser Snborton.Gono ioben, iono belltc
cine tbeilmeiie 9eltGti0un0 in Sen
Hn9abcn eineS Nrn. SenrD Holmon.
Gerlelbc iibr an icncm gbcno init
lciter Satin int Scr " 1%ennnntcn
StraBe Ipa5ieren lil,o mid lih erin.
rern, BORT cin biibid)eS hinges Wi10.
d'en 0ciien stenBercSi AnAcblid) gcnoll
nit Ser pbn 8o5ei grem 0eeebcnen
9cid)reibutg iibcrcinitimmt, 9eereIt
piliifen gtiebeul BADEN. nor
Srau Warp Hobinion, mtidr III
ser NGbc otriD rem. Sainilit IN Srop
mobut, iab @u5el am Montug Abet0
inl ltniouyVdbnboi NO ibr 0aS WtG0.
den mittbcilte, oob lie nod) Ncip.
0orf rciie. Gam iab lie oaS WGo.
den clleh Spfaling nod Nlbnnp be.
Iteigcn. Son Sn5cl'S Muientbult Don
lcncm 3%eitpnnft Bis 81 benz Moment,
mann am GicnItog Na6mittng ibr
Snnofoffcr int g%nbnbofe bon Iron
o~hgcgcben muroe, icblt ieoc Spur.
Die Mo9li6feit, ooB iie Die Tod)t III
IlbnnU ucrbrnd)t babcn tounc, 9oD
@erorlniiung, BORT Iadiorid)ungen
or5nitcllcL sic obcr obnc griolg
blieben.
Feter Glipperlp, Elm anmobner
bon Snpoer'S cafe, aloitbt, bnS MGo.
den an Z. SitIi, NnNmittagS geaen
3 llbr in @eicAi6oit zines ju1Qeli
Wonnes BON ounflcr NeiidJtSiorbc
olif eincm @aggon Der BON 9lbia
nod apcril.Enrt acbenoen e%lcftri.
id)en 9abn gcicbcn 5u baben. Slip.
perrin fanntc SRI. Ercp nid)t peri0n.
lid, mill iie abcr an scr 9ei6reibuuG
%crfanut buben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20
Gin S~pppeltcS 1ycIt,

Geuti6c Ct. WtidocIa-a Stride iu Gleuc.
LAMB ieicrt ibr Silbcriubildum, 10.
mie oaS 2~5-iGBriQe &l,bilGrun il.
res Eiorrcr2.
GGepcInn6, :. 10. &uli.-0cutc
beocGt sic oelttide Fl. WidoclS Sc.
n,cinoe Elm ooppcItcS Sit: Ou3 iil.
bcrne SltbilGum ibrc5 NcitchCnS uno
Sen 25. SabrcStoa oe$ @ei6c@ iihoiS
Soiepb 90, &pitoclfo. i1rca @rmcinoc
,Tiorrcr$, SIC ct. MitoclS @cmcin,
sc lit cite Ser or6Btcn 0eutidlcn futbo-
liiden @elneiiioen Der 0i6jeic. llnter
2citun0 ibreS EfnrrcrS bot lie iid) aus
bciheibeilcit Nnfdngcu Sit l~tl,Qtobnter
@liitbe cntlpidelt unb OILS Gin Boil
perf ocS Telttidtbnnt& cr>uicien.
Eiorrcr &oltOclfo, o6lpobl 0Cborener
@6Gne, bGIt oic bc>ltihc Sprote oil.
5eit bod unb bicicm llulitouNe lit Is
81 peroonfen, bob sic @cmcinoe nod
INNER SIT Sen Oclltidciten ser 9i6jeic
gCb0rt. Ite 8emcinoc bciitt eill Got.
teShollS, boS me6r ais 100000 foItet
uno i'm Snnercn nit GROCER Trad)t
oiSgcitottct iii, unb cine StltIc, Die
$t26,000 foItct l1rb oI& cine ser beItclt
inn Stootc Gilt. Ger @ertb hires &c.
iommten fird)lidcn GiQentbums be,
trdgt iibcr cine babe Otiuion 3ol.
lars. Bur Seller bc5 Cages ion0 cine
firdlihc 6cier itott. 6eiicn @Ion5.
prnft hoS EontififoIomt mor. Nr
T6cnb fano int iritlid) Ncforirten N(lr.
bitorium scr Sdulc cine groBc Silent.
Iibe @cmcinbepcrinnmIunQ Itott,
Gin @ontett an Gicnitog brin0t ou3
Set iltn Mbid)lllB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20
9(ns Galtimurc.G pnntN.

Serr %obn :. Sd)ulBc pcrtIa2t Die
Gountp. Gonuuiiidrc nuf $1,000
Shmcr5cn&9cIo mcgcu nngcbli.
der GcrIctrngcn. - Tie Grntc 81
&oi,ic. Ncgcn orin1cno notbD
mel6ig.
Sobn &. SdllIBc rcidtc am Gam.
itoa bcim &rciSlcriht in Spuion &C.
gen Ole Gountp.GommiiiGrc uuh Die
2on0itraBcn . GomnliiiGrc bon 0dltt.
more-G ourtD cine oltf $1,000 loutcnOC
Sdoocncriobflngc fijr NerlcbunAcn
ein, mcld)e or ungebIid 0o0urd cmrlitt,
ooB er ont %. Nopcmbcr 1907 ot Der
I. Strobe, Nt1blan0topn, IN cincr
@rnben iicl, al ocnl feline Cider.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT porbunoCn oepeiell
iein ioncn.
Tormcrm ii II d) en- Rcgen.
Gie Grntc I'M obGrcu Sbeilc uo,l
Baltimore County lit bcinobc Dor.
iibcr; Ser qr0Btc lbciI oe9 @oicr%
iullroe 1eihntttcn unO lcbtc @ot)c il
Die Shcuncn 9cbrnht. Tie Scltcrntl
mar cine iebr reid)lid)c. olld) lit ooS
Sen BON outer GuoIitdt. loo trodenI
Wettcr mnr iiir Die Grnte boS ocnfbnl
NiinitiGitc, trotbem miinihen Ole Sor
nler lcbulihlt Gcgen9iiiic, ou BIZ
Siirrc Die Scrbitiriid)te r~uiilirt. Wtal
crlpnrtct mr. bnlb 10 uiel aartoiieln
mie IN bcn Noriobrcn, un6 meltn mid
III ocu uGditen Guaen Hcaennettel
cintritt, miro ultb WoiS icbr ma
ger mtSfullen. Vie @1rtcn lin0 oltSae.
bronnt u1b 0as Sbit i0lt nb. IS linz
iCbt Id)oll iicbcn WodlcL DOB nit
N~uSnabnle Don 5mci Sd)oltcrn fem
rtd)tiger Hc0cn iiel uno Die Wicien ie.
ben gelb aus. oils Oh Gin 6euer iibl
otciclbcn meggeie0t mare. Supitel
EllluiiS f0nnte olio unicren Sor.
mcrn teincn aroBcren @cfoaen tbun
oils icine Sd)Ieliien cinmnl 9riinolid
81 oiincn, oomit nidt Die Seucrnt(
iiir nGhItes Sobr cin 6ebIidlag ieir
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20

lltngelt Tramotifern Dpn Salent, mel
dcn unocre Niibncn peridloiien blci.
ben, @eIc0cnbeit sur Gliifilbrung ii.
rer Stilde 5t gcben. 9efannte Sdolt.
lpieIcr, mie Gntontcl Geiher, SorrD
Wal0cn, Shilofrolt ltno @obmo,u1,
boben ibrc mcntQcltlide Witpirfllng
5ugelagt.
Sctnridl ¬e, ser IN Ncru- 9)orf 10
bcfnnnte Scnoriit, lit in Scr aroQ'.
lden Sommcropcr ais ,2oben0rin"
gum crlten Wol in Berlin ouioctretcll,
unb 5luor inter cntbuiioItiid)en Del
foIlabe5cllgllngcn bcS Eltblifum8.
Seine ifonc StimmQuulitGt mur0e
nlf IN ser Yrciic ougemeiu otcr.
fonnt.
Gie Sdollipiclcrjn Woric Wepcr,
meld)c an 9crlincr 2ciiinQ SGcotcr
iebr rcoliitiid) chorottCriiirtc Miittcr.
rolen ipieltc. lit gcltorben. Mud Geo
Berg, Scr betonntc SfriititcQcr, meI.
der lidl belonocr5 ourd) ieine fritiid).
dcIt6ctiidcn Sdriftcn cincn Nonlen
aenoft bat, ionic ser WoIcr uno st,
IlItrotor @cor1 @orlocii bciinocn iid)
u1ter ben Sootru scr @o6e.
Sn 2eip5ig lit cine beutid)e &criion
C@nbrbcit") ser Glphe 5itf'ihc1
ornmutiidcn Sittcnfonobic nSrlttG"
III Scene 8c8onacn. Sic fritiihcn Nm.
lid)tcn iiber ouS gtiif in Sen 2eipji.
ger 9lGttern iin0 gctbeilt.
Sn scr 2eipSi9cr @clponohouS.
9ibliotbct bat &opcnmeiitcr &ruic
cine unbcfonntc Symphonic bon Ni-
coIoi Dem Gomponiitclt Ser o2,,itigcn
Wcibrr bon @inoior," cutoeft.
On Iiiiiel0ori iino Sic @octbc Set
ipiclc nit elmer guiiiihrunq bon
8riIlpor5cr'S nSoppbo" gum itim.
m%lrngSuolen NbidIub gebrad)t NOR
ben.
Sn 6ronfiurt a. Wt. lit cine 9lill.
acr-Nus TELLING nit 3cifnllnqen, @e-
mGloen mo SfuIptllren bCS gcniolcn
&iinItlerS eroffnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20
IbfabrtStagc Der Ssran Sampier
Dpn Nciusy)urf.

Gm 81. Sltli Gnnpfcr .aaiicr
@ilIrlm oer 3pcitc" Had @remcn.
Gm %. Srli Gonpier .Muieitic"
llod) Solltbounpton.
Nn %. Silli 0nmpier ,Woureta.
MIA" nnd) Sipcrpool.
gm %. Sui Gmpicr ,EotSoom"
nud) Gotter0nm.
Nm %. Sllli 0ampier ,Grouence"
nad) SABRE.
9(m %. SirIi 0ompfer ,Meoinn
b'StoIia" nod NcopcI uno @cnua.
Gm %. SuIi 0ompier Bremen"
nob Bremen.
9m %. Sui Iolnpfer Oscar scr
3mcitc" nob aopenbogcn.
gm %. Suli Gampier .Srohic'
nod) 2iucrpool.
Pm %. 3nli Compiler nTnltid.
lanO" lndl &oniburB.
Im %. Suli Gompier .%llltonia"
ndd) Ncopcl.
Nm %. Sllli 9ampicr .Garma.
mia" nnN 2%ipcrpool.
am %. Sui 9ampier .Minnc.
boba" nod SOn0on.
In 20. Suli 0ampfcr .@otblauo"
nod Gopcr nn6 Nntmcrpcn.
PIN %, Slli 0ampier nSerrsio"
ltad) Ncnpcl uro Worieiac.
am %. SuIi Camper nGaleoc.
niu" mad, @lnSgon.
9lm %. &uIi Camper .aoiicr"
nod Bremen.
PIN rs. 3uIi Gampfcr vNoorSam"
rnd) HottcrOum.
PIN 30. Sui Gompicr .Sceonic"
noh Sout6oupton.
PIN 30. SltIi Gompier ,2nconia"
nod 2%ipcrpool.
PIN 20. Slli Gompier ,Nor6.
Imerica" nod Renpel mo @cnun.
PIN 80. 3uli 3nmpier 81. j. ISL.
geln" nad) Bremen.
snm 30. SuIi 0ampier Settle"
nad) Sipcrpool.
9lm 30. 3uIi 0ampier .Souroine"
nod) SABRE.
Nm I. auauit Gompier .Ecnnipt
Cania" nod Sanlbltro.
In +. auguit Iompier ,Gonpn.
MIA" naG 9iucrpool.
Im I. Al0uit Gampicr ,Erinjcb
Srcne" nnd Gibraltar uno IcopeI.
Im /. au8nit Gampicr oaroon.
LAMB" nud Gouer unb antncrpen.
Im 1, gugllit Gompicr .E9iln0e;.
pbia" noh Sortbnrnptcn.
Im 1. Nltguit Camper nNinne.
apolis" nod 2on0on.
gm /. IllDnit Gnmpicr .Golum,
biz" nnd @Insgom.
Nm 4. angrit 0ampicr .Gecilie'
nod Bremen.
am ). 9Iuguit Gnmpier nNuiIin"
nad) Hotteronm mo 2ibalt.
am 5. auguIt 0ampier .2iIiita.
nia" mad Siperpool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20
Sniti5fliidtlins @alfcr anf bcni
Scimmeac.

San diego, Sal, 10. Sltli. -
Wm. i. @oIfer, ser Suiti5fliihtling
ous Nep.9ritain, Cont, fam belttc
olif Dem Gumpier st. Genis" aus
Gnictuoa bier an ulo ging untcr OBJ
bilt bon Eoli5eibcamten uod Sos 9ln.
geles ab. Gr miro nod Connecticut
nllsgclieiert iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-20
Sm 1ntcreiic Der Yfcroesndlt.

2crin ton, an, 10. Suli. 49,
Wtcbrcre bunocrt YIeroe5iibtcr,
0runobeiibcr unO @eidGiiSlcutc lino
bier 5ulonmcngctrctcn, nm iiber Wtit.
tel uno @e0e gum Sflbc Der &enn.
Tnterelicn III &cutldp 81 berotben.
Sberlt 6. i. Glop, Wtitglico scr
~Stote Nncing Giiocintion," pr1iioir.
te. @olipcrnellr Sltghes unb iein Dor.
gcben plrbc obf0nig bcurtbeilt. IS
nilrbe Gin Gonritc %crnonnt, INN cine
8erfaiiung fir Die Organization elmer
vSiga fir peri0nli6e Sreibeit," Gbn.
lid iener in Icp- 9orf, 81 ~entlperfcn.
Ferionoln otis. = Nod ein.
monotli6em glticntbolt bel ibrcr
Nittter, Srou Sdcrt, lit Srau 81.
Otto M. H~einbor6t, Die @attin ocs
Goroners ocS iilolidJeu 3iitrifts,
ncbit ibrem 1oftcrdcn gbitb aus
Mlguita, 60, 5,iriidoefebrt. 9eioe
boben iidl prddJtia I'M ionnigen Gil.
Den erbolt.
Gin frcd or 2ieb. quo Sr. Su.
lils Wort, bon 9tr. 32t7, 9iaonitr.,
bcridtete Der Yoli5ci bon Canton, oob
Samitog abenb gcgcn Z llbr, m1b.
reno feline Camille olIi Der Salistrep.
pc JOB, Elm Iieb burf Gin Sinterien.
tier in iein Solis cinOrang uno $23
itobl, melde iid in elmer 0ommooe
I'M 5ipeiten Stodipcrf beianoen.
1I 1s. die zOsS'ds, 1s ..- !mms ss.aHft HABIT
'; =. &MMzM
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sdiffsnadriNtcn.

Soutb amp tor II, 10. Slli. -
NnGcfommcn: Der 9ompier yNefJ.
Uorf" bon Ncp.Oorf.
Queenstown II, 70. Tuli. - Mb,
%gcfobrcn: ser 9ompicr y2lconiu'
nod Nem Oorf.
SABRE, 10. Suli. - Nbgeiabren
Der Golnpicr go 5ouraine" mad
Hcp,g)orf
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Nus 9enti9lanb.
StuScnten nus Sibinaen bcindJcn
Den 8rnfcu ;3epprlin.

Geparntur ocS 2uitihiiic5 miro biu-
nen 5lpei @oden bcenOet iein. -
Negent BON 9rouni6ucig trdgt
Iid) nit Tiidtritt5 = @eoanfen. -
GumbcrlGnocr Erinj miro piel.
leid)t iein NatioI9cr. 3u'
f~lunit5frieg gbantaiicn. - Erinj
Ybilipp 81 g~ulenblrg t%ootfrol1t.
Stuoicn ousldubii6er Fo't-
beamten in 1eutihlano. - 8rdf
,SGirlcr's Remi1iSceu3Cn.
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@crmiidte tcIearaphiidlt Tepeidcn.

glt10cSlcn0tur Clarence Con
Glnrf pon @poming, mcI6cr I'M Ait.
Oitoriuun Inner III Chicago ploblif
crfronft mar, bciinoet lid lpieoer
better.
- Is. s. 8. WeDcr, Ser e1cmnl5
milionetreihe Inbritnnt bon Solb
on Gac, Mise, lpcld)cr in sen lcbte.l
Sabren %pcrornlt NOR, lit I'M Nltcr bon
Sc Subren I'M &oipitol qcitorben.
- Gem 0oten Soon Spomcp bon
Scr uAoamS Grprcb 60" in Gincin.
natl, g., iino Chefs mo 9~oorgelO
5llm @ctrnDc bon $4,000 in ser .Gr.
itch Nationol'@ ont" ooielbit geltoD.
len mor6en.
- Der rcihc So6n g. Chapman
oll8 @indeitcr, ga, Elm Wonn bon
60 Sabrcn unO emit Wit0lieo Der
confoocrirtcn Arncc, lit oni6einen0
III rGu6erii6cr Nbiid)t in SluincS.
bile, M..Ga., crmorbct moroen.
Nn Monnt Clemens, Mih., bal
6rou Ybiaip Mitdel, mcld)e 5eitmei.
Iia irriinnig iein ioa, sur Nnd)t5eit
zen &eriltf, 1enrodt, ibrcn @ottcn
unb lid, ielbit in ibrem 3immer 81
uer6renncn. Sic COB HetroIeum
iiber ibren idlaienOeu Mann mo
iiber ibre &lci0er. Sbr Wotte mod)tc
oti uno critifte Ole 6lnmnel, bod
crlitt oie 6rau i6redlide 8ronomun'
Den.
Gle Wiaiortdre mo Sungac.
Ielen Jbon,as ~. unb I~leranoer :.
@ildIriit Don @eit-G borIton, N.-9,
31uci SriiOcr, oie fiir5Iid) geitorbcn
iino, baben Oen grobten SDil iDrcs
TerlH08cns 5nei altcn Sreunbinnen
Sarob 6. Ooung uno Wtargorct Is.
Ionolles, binterlaiien. Se0e be.
folnnlt $4,000 uno cine 1Snrm. Die
Gcriuanotcn befommcn $1,000 bis 81,
$4,000.
@Gbrcno zines beitigen Bepit.
tiers rib Gin &inOitoB Elm 3elt oui
Chicago Scigbts, Gbicaeo, ST., Elm,
in lpeldem cine aus 1900 Yerionen
bcitebcnoc Gbmtaiiqun . &erlamm.
lung abgebaltcn iulirbe. gicr Yer.
ionen wllrOen perlett. Gin Ganif,
bel mcl6em wabriheinli6 piele Men'
;1cnleben 5u 8runoe gegangen iein
iuilroelt, mtroe MIR baourf abgelpen.
oct, Dab Die eleftriiden 2idter meitef
4rannten, 10 oab Die 8e1ngitigten Die
Illsgdnge iiuoen fonnten.
6rau @alter 6. 1eagle aus
Glepclanb, g.. Die Satin zines 9e.
arlten Ser nStanOaro Oil Co." mel.
he lid) letter Gage in ielbitmOroeri.
ider 9l6lidt, neil iie ieit langerer
3eit leioerO mar, in ibrem Sauie in
Yninoena, Sal, einen' SduB beige
broht bate, lit geItorbell, obne oas
geipllBtiein pieocr c~rlangt 81 bd6cn.
Ser ~tS-i1brige Soratban
Charles 9ropn, pelher beiduloigi
miro. iid in Gonnccticut uno Hbooe
Ssldno mebr ais 30 9ranoitiitun9en
ifuloig gemadt 81 baben lit in arc.
pioenee, U. s., obne 3ulaiiung bon
9iirgifait Der 8ranb- Surp iiberwle.
len woroen.