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Abilene weekly reflector., 1909-06-17

The first application of Manzan,
the great Pile remedy, viii almost In
stantly give relief. Continued use Of
ManZan for 3 few days viii effect Q
cure. The tube IN which Il Is put up
has a small nozzle attached, 90 that
there is no inconvenience whatever.
ManZan is for the cure OF any kind
Of Piles. II Is sold here By the Palace
Drug Store.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1909-06-17

Everybody's friend-Dr. Thomas
Electric OIL. Cures toothache, ear
ache, sore throat. Heals cuts,
bruises, scalds. Stops any pain.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1909-06-17

HOOPS sarsaparillA Is the medi.
] , cine for impure blood, eTuptions,
weakness and general debility III
positively and absolutely CURES
Abilene weekly reflector., 1909-06-17
Abilene SteamLaUndry
Perfect Work. Reasonable Prioes

Patronixe home industry. Pure Banc
springs water used and all work guaranteed
Agencies In all Dickinson county towns
J. r. GOODWIN Proprietor.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1909-06-17
ROCK ISLAND


southbound
Abilene weekly reflector., 1909-06-17

saIina Branch

Leave for salina
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21

DR.. j. ". Connoway, OF the Mis-.
souri, Experiment Station at Column
bia, has discovered q serum for the
prevention OF hog cholora. The
serum Is IN the form of a vaccine,
and II it is injected into the blood OF
q hog before Il has become infected
with cholora, the hog becomes I'm
mune to the disease. The serum was
discovered through the fact that
when Il hog once RECEIVERS from an
attack OF cholora, 1t Is proof against
another attack, even If It is exposed
TO diseased hogs; for Il has develop
ed something In It's blood which
makes Is proof against the disease.
The serum has been used In 1900
hogs In different parts OF the state,
and very few have developed cholora
aiter being properly vsccinated, al
though exposed TO the disease. The
serum is kept In supply by the Agri.
cultural Department OF the Univer-
sity OF Missouri and will be dispensed
free to the farmers OF the state.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21
A Trunk Thief Captured.
Rich Hin Review, 18th.

Rich Hin Review, 18th.
A young man Of perhaps 20 years,
who gave his name as Elmer
Gray, and said his home was
in Nebraska, was arrested by Mar
shal Benefeld yesterday afternoon
after q FIVE mile chase
Gray, 1t Is alleged, entered farm
house In the vicinity OF Richards
while the family was away, and stole
a large trunk, containing some $50
worth OF gentlemen's wearing ap-
psrel. He also broke into country
school house, In the same vicinity,
where he secured a clock and num-
Der OF minor articles. This was done
Saturday afternoon. He brought
the trunk TO this city, where it is sup
posed he intended to take the train
for parts unknown. He was taken
to Nevada Jail by the Vernon coun.
ty sheriff Monday.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21
Double Wedding.

At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Nestlerode, Tuesday evening at Gao
Manuel Nestlerode and Miss Elsie
Hazen and b. Jones and Miss Flossie
NesLlerode were united In marriage,
Squire Lackey officiating. The fam,
ilies and II lew young friends OF tht
contracting parties were present who
all participated in an elegant we'd
ding supper after the ceremony.
The contracting couples are o.
Amoret's best young folks and many
friends are numbered by the ac
quaintances We join In wishing
them happy and prosperous mar
ried lie. -Amoret Post.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21
Tariff Commission Convention

\ large number of business organ.
izations over the country have sign
ed call for a National Tariff Com
mission Convention 80 be held In
indianapolis, Ind, February 16, II,
Is, 1909, for the purpose OF creating
u permanent, non-psrtisan, semi
judicial yariff commission, which
shall collect, collate and study indus
trial and commercial facts In this
and osher countries, pertinent to the
tarlif question for the information
and use y! Congress and the execu,
tive, President Roosevels and Presi.
dentelect Tait have both approved
such u convention. Governor Had.
ley has been requested to name one
delegate from each OF the congress
sional districts In Missouri to attend
she convention.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21
Real Estate Transfers.
WARRANTY DEEDS.

WARRANTY DEEDS.
" F Blunt to r D Moore 81 a sec
20 20 Deer Creek $4,000.
Hattie May Dautel to d NJ Corbin
160 a sec I East Boone and 80 see
II West Boone $500.
ID NJ Corbin to f A Smith 160 u sec
Z East Boone and 80 u sec II West
Boone $500.
Nina s Mckinley to John NJ Pharis
! t II sec 81 Deep Water S42O.
T 5 Evisizer to } O Rogers pt Sc,
23 City OF Butler $500
Chas. E Flickinger 80 Vim Per
key 40 a sec II Pleasant Gap $500
l. c Fuller to Rufus l. Covert 19S
a see 25 and "a Deer Creek $4,000.
Marion St!tt to j J Stitt S0a a set
80 West Boone $4,000.
Carpenter & Shs'er Mfg Go 10 n set
II Mt Pleasant $1,000.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21

William G. Cope came In from
Pslisade, Colorado, last week to visit
relatives and old friends for a few
weeks In Bates county. He went TO
that fruit country about five years
ago and planted five acres In peach
orchard, just across the river from
the town, and last spring sold four
acres for five thousand dollars, re.
tanning an acre on which the house
and other improvements are located.
One elk acre fruit farm adjoining the
town sold for $24, 200. Mr.. Cope
has set out six more acres to fruit
trees, on which he expects to realize
handsomely. He expects to return
home about the 2Sth OF this month.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21

gOtng ~ Kansas. II he does the
kansssans may expect lots OF "hot-
air
), T., Smith called as r X. God.
wins last Sunday.
sam Farmer and family took din,
ner Sunday st \. h. Ramseys.
In spite ~ the inclement weather
she assaalenc At the Baptist Sunday
School has he-n good
Mira, r,arman is reported very
sick ~ ,N'> writing.
The Csj,G BOARD Of Education has
invisei y lNjl' oI the M!ngo schools
81 take p' 'rt in their spelling contest
OF FeS ~, All pupils should show
appreciation e this and take part,
Il vii, hr'p them to prepare for our
contest In March.
Walter Staley is preparing so build
u new barn. The many new barns
and other buildings which have been
built In Mineo the past few months
is evidence that farmers are prosper
ipg,
There Is not quite so much sickness
this week as last.
John Hoover will move on thu
Sheppard place, AUNT JENNA
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21

are kept busy attending the numer-
GUS parties. "Your Aunt" is remipd'
ed OF the good old days when
"Ssndy, Shoe Fly, Goodbye Liza,
Jane, etc., etc." made time pass
swiftly to "hearts thas beat happily
r. S. Snow and son have been
hauling logs to Vaneston's mill,
John Braungsrdt and family took
dinner at W. E. Shelton's last Sun,
day.
The carpenters are making slow
progress on W. l, Yeates' new house
on account OF the bad weather,
Charley Dale's team took their
usual course OF post hay" at Il, 5,
Shows Sunday evening.
Is Ia reported that John Hibbs is
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21
WaterS-PlerCe Texas Fine AT.
firmed.

The Waters Pierce OH Company OF
Texas was beaten at every point In a
decision handed down by the United
States Supreme Court at Washing
ton, d. C., Monday.
BY q unanimous finding the deci,
sion OF the State OF Texas In appoint.
ing a receiver for the company and
ousting the concern from the State
was sustained.
Incidentally the fine OF 81 ,632, ,90t
imposed by the Scate courts upor
the company for violation OF tht
antitrust laws WAS upheld.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21
Minqo and North East Bates,

We are glad 30 be with you again.
The weather man has been busy
the past Few days,
John Page and Charlie Towmbly
shipped hogs to Kansas City recent.
ly.
John Compton threshed last week
Saw-mills are getting to be numer'
ous in this vicinity-Wise Bros,
Henry vaneaton, Tom Swackham'
mer and Sllvers & Co. II Others
move In vel let you know,
Judge Smith was unfortunate
enough to lose good colt, las,
week, OF pneumonia.
The young folks OF this vicinity
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21

Hon. L. NJ. Griffith will introduce
a bill In the legislature providing for
bank guarantee to depositors, as
will be seen by reference to our news
columns. Mr.. Griffith's bill is along
much more conservative lines than
the Oklahoma law, and be believes Il
will provide both protection to de-
positors and bankers, and will be free
from many objections urged against
other measures OF similar character.
Review.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21
A Bargain.

120 acres all in cultivation, three
room house, good barn, 3 wells, new
er go dry, 20 acres hog pasture,
young bearing orchard. On rural
aud telephone lines, school house
joining farm. VIII cell 60 acres or
120. Price $500 per acre. Essy
terms. This is a bargain II taken
soon. TRAVIS PAYNE,
1866 Montrose, Mo-, Route No. 35.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21
Mandamus Proceedings Started

Cass Co. Democrat.
Messrs, Railey and Davis were in
the Kansas City Court Of Appeals
Monday to begin the proceedings in
which the saloons At Pleasant Hill
and this ciEy are asking FOR writ oi
mandamus TO compel she county
cours OF Cass to grant them dram
shop licenses The proceedings were
filed and she opening gun fired. The
county court was represented IN the
cOurt OF appeals by Judge {. W
Sloan Of this eity and j v. Sudiath
OF Warrensburg The county court
is given until January 25th so his
its answer 80 she proceedings.
The wet element ieeI confident
that it s only "a queSti N oi u mouth
or swo uasil Pleasant lIiiiand HAr
risonyiIle both have licensed saloons
again The "dry' eXpouent- ieel
equally confident that both plares
have seen saloons for the lass slime
in their lives
The persistence of the weiss Sc
force the saloons on the people Of
Cass again has not yet aroused any
open Indignation but mas engender.
ed IA fierce resistance witch will fur
ther she interest," IN 81" fights Tor
statewide prohibition, not only iU
this county but in Others ss we'll.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21
STONE ELECTED SENATOR.
81 to "a Votes on Ioint Ballot.

just as We go to press Wednesday
a dispatch irc'n ) fferson City an,
nounced the election OF William J
Stone TO the United States Senate
The vote on joint ballot stood
Stone OIL McKinley 81. This WAS d
strictly party vote, Allen, Represen
tative from Kansas City being toe
sick to attend
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21

ST Clair county boasts oi four
automobiles. all owned by farmers.
Now there' are very many Bates
county farmers fully able financially
so own automobiles, but somehow
the pesky things have a bad way OF
frightening the horse critters, and,
rs consequence there Is consider.
able prejudice against them. Butler
once could boast OF IA real choo-choo
wagon, but o reckless boy tried 80
speed It on u principal street, result
a wrecked buggy, man with a
broken leg, several law suits and big
judgments and the auto was shipped
TO the state capitol for the accom-
mediation OF distinguished states
men, and ever since we have been
satisfied with the Missouri mule.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21
Deficiency


Il she assessors ot Bases county Os
the Board OF Equalization do not
whip up a litsie, Bates county will
have 10 continue treadiug water 80
keep her head above the surface.
Is is interesting H.. note that she
average value of land in only Sll,5S
per acre, while iuily 80 per cent u
Bates county land Is selling any
where from $50 10 So yer acre, she
staJements oi she several banks In
Bates county show money on deposi,
in the neighborhood OF s., ,000, OO0,
while she assessment OF money noSes
and bonds all together Is only about
- per cent oi that amount. II re@
estate, money, notes ana bonds were
assessed AZ 40 per cent ui their value
Tor two years, Bates county coulc
pay oil all Obligations and have 3
lew figures in the "balance on hand
column
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21
Why Should Anyone Be Bap-
tized?

Will be the subject OF discourse at
Christian Church Iext Sunday even
ing. II you are at all interested In
the subject, don't fall TO hear the dis
course. Everybody invited TO at
tend. Usual services In the morning
j. B. MAYFIELD,
Preacher.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21

The following new names are add
ei 81 our mailer this week, NJ. Ii.
Meinen, Busler, No. :; Henry Dono.
van, Butler T.. F. Edwards, Butler,
No /; {. u. Wort, Brsddyville, Iowa;
John W. Herman. Butler, No l.
Th isvorine us with renewal are
IL d Chambers, j. ID. Maddy, +. NJ
Woods, Jas. Sacre, Bank oi Amorat,
I r. Eager, John jenkins, T. {.
Webster, Ben Comfort.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21

George j, Horey, an old war ves
eran and recluse, who lived alone In
u little house out OF ElDorado
Springs, was found dead Ia MS home
by n neiShbor, who stopped to sell
him u load Of wood last week There
was fresh kindGng In his stove. and
he had evidently tainted from excess
sive weakness, while endesvorIng So
Highs fire and expired OF cold and
exposure, lie drew IA pension OF $50
per month
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21


Willie Wood u son OF Frank Wood,
happened 20 quite serious accident
Saturday evening about four clock.
He was up IN persimmOn tree and
Il limb broke. letting him fall about
| ; ieet So the ground. He wae un-
conscious for about half an hour be-
fore he was able to get to she house.
Or. Dalg.eish Was called and upon
examination found one rib torn loose
from the breast bone and she boy
pretty well shaken up. No internal
injuries " "a serious nature have de,
veloped up 80 this time ana the boy
is able 81 be up and about she house.
Sis shought he will get along al.
righ. Rockville Booster.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21

W, y, Altman, OF Amoret was IN
Rutler she last OF she week and ia.
vored up pleasantly. He said that
his brother George, who was acct.
IDENTITY killed, while workingih n well,
by the falling OF n heavy loaded
bucket helnS hoissed by "a helper, at
his home in Vancouver, Washington,
lived several days aiter he was hurt,
but was paralzed from his shoulders
down, He is survived by "a widow
rand several children, He left a life
insurance, and a house and lot ut
Vancouver for his widow.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-01-21

Rabbits have been u drug on she
local markets ior she past week and
she price was beat down TO three
cents apiece. Carpenter \ Shaier
shipped ous 5000 cottontails at one
shipment last week. Old residents
say thas Is has been many years
since they were so thick One farmer
predicts there will be an epidemic
among them this spring. He said II
She earcases are carefully examined
many will be found too contain white
blisters, an indication OF a diseased
condition, which always proceeds an
epidemic among them.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-09
9criaIIntasmioriu crflGrt

&onlns Gitp, no, 8. Wdr5,
9lidtcr Smitb McEberion got
Gcutc bier inn 9mocs9erid)t cinC
Gntid)eiolmg nb, mcldc bos 3ipei.
Gents ,Snbrrotcn @eieb oeS Stau.
tc2 Miiiouri pcrioiiln9smiorig cr'
fl0rt Gic Stnotsbcboroe lit cnt-
ictIloiIelL 0egen Die Gntihcioung 81
oupeQiren. Gcrihiebcne Giienbobn.
9Inmdlie bei,ten an. OoB Die pol1
ibnen pcrtrctenen Vnbnen binnen
2nr5em ibre Yoiiogier.Hutcn picoer
ulii orei Gents erboben luerocn, in.
ocIien glaubt man niht, ooB es 10
raid geideben miro. Die 6ragc mirrh
mabrdeinlih Dor ouS SbcrblmOes
CScridt gebraft meroen. @ic einc
GcpcIhe aus Eopefo, as., nleloet,
bat Dos Senats.Gpmite iiir giienbob-
nen beute in Der 2egislotltr bon San.
ins ungiinitig iiber Die 3mei Gellts-
Ssnbrrnten.giQ beridtet, nnhbem Die.
ielbe bereits pont llnterbaits Der @e-
lebgebilng ongenominen iuoroen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-09
ycBing uabrihcinlid, Sclbitmuro in
ySnbnIinn.

" q bin0toL :. g., s. WGr5.
- Ger gcIicrn, lUic bcridtct, III Dc,
9idbc DON 2llcrol0ria, So., olligc.
il;nocnc, bolb I'M Sdnce bcgrobcne
Sobtc lit ais @olter j. Sdnlb, Elm
ailnItlcr ors Chicago, ioentiii5irt
morben. Gr itono ieit 5cbn Sobren
IN TicnItcn cinc9 Srn. ". ". Bar.
fer 0aic!bIt lIno ioa 5eitmcili9cn 9ln.
fGlen Don Srriiml untcrppricn &C.
peien icin. Ginca Cages pertbciltc
CT i'm 2incoln.Forf jll Gbicago 0elo
on uQc Scllte, mclhe cs Don i'm un-
nabmen. mo bate bercits lncbrcre
Sunocrt Collars uerldenft, uls Die
Eoli5ei einid)ritt. Dan b1lt es oo-
her fir nift lmpobriheinlid, rab CT
in einent slnialIc Don 8eiitesii orung
Snno OH iid lcBtc. gr mar in Waib.
irgtun 5ur INAUGURATION gelpelen.
Sl00 in 9lmpciiltngen iuuroen IN Den
Suifeil bcs Sooten geillnocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-09
9lnfla8c 9racn cinru tiirfiidcn
NuniMl.

~ "a y Dln1tonL :. g., s. M0r5.
- 2ln 100000 c6cntuligc tilrtilfC
llntcrtboneL meld)e jcbt IN Den Der.
Stuaten lpobnen, baben ocl bieligcn
tiirfilben Votdafter aeiBin @cp
blr6 cine Ectition criud)t iilr Die
glbicbung 9tl,noihi 0epS ola tiirti.
idjen aoniul in lem.gort 81 iorBcn,
neil Oerielbe ieit longer 3eii Die In.
nilienbeit Don SDricrn, @riehen uno
NrmenierN oajil benlttt babe, oiele
Scute beim Grlnngen Don Hciiep1i-
icn 5ll ilbcruortbciIen uno 81 be-
id'nlnocln. 2llfl Dem StaotSoepur-
tcincnt iino plcIe 9cid)mcroen gegell
oen aonllll 5ugegan9en. VOtid)u tier
aeibim Ben miro iih Der Sahe un'
neblren ltno cine llnteriubnng ein.
leiten IS pcrlonaen nlljdhrlih 5alt.
icl0c BON ebenialigcn tiirriiten lln-
tertboncl F0I'e III ctcn geillhe
ihrcs ScilIutbslulloeS mo Murolhi
Vep ioll in pielen ,S1llcn oreimul 10
bobc 8cbiibren nItgerehnet baben.
OILS inn erlait6t mar. 9lrberoem miro
CT beiduloigt, Die 9lpplifonten bdliiis
icbr inlolent i'll bebonoeln Ger aon.
i!tl ieIbit ertl1rt Die 2lnfIagen iiir
Silgen nno oos Nerf iciner periou.
lihcn 6einbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-09

Nll NiUt lpSlDN (NNtll INlIHlplN.
u dmell, Ger. s. M0rj. 1870
9Inoeriun ellis, ciu 9tcgcr, m,roe gcs
tern 9lbenb, nahbcm cr ron Irmt
9lrtbur Mc&inncp nIa ocr Mann
iocntiiiSirt norben mar, mclhcr ant
lcbtcn ,Srcitag frilh cincl lniittlihcn
9In1riff ouf lie perilbtc, 0urH cincn
Mob aus bem bicIigcn @ciGn1uiB &C.
belt, an cincm ilf ocn @oocn 0ctric.
benen cilerncn Eiultcn icItgcfcttct
uno IN @egenluart pom chpn toulcnb
Herioncn bel lebcnoi0cm 2cibc Der
brdnnt. Gtnua irilbCr am glbcnb
bottc cin Mob Den illngcn 9ie1cr
Will Glort criholien, ais iih bciicn
Gntcr gcmcigcrt hottc, bic lurcbs
indlu1g iciner @obluul1 SIT 9citnttct.
Ger Ntnb 0laubte n1lnlid, oub ellis
III bcnl SlolIlc Glorf'S ucrborBcn lei.
&clupbncr aus perlhiCbCncn be.
nnhbartcn SrtId)oltclL ioNor aus
Gullo@, Collin unb 6lnt. marcn bier
ucrInnnclt, INN baa Sd,oltipicl ocS
cnticbIihen Spndlnoroca III genie.
fen. GIlis gub leine SchuIo 5l per
mci1crtc icbnh alle ionItigcn Mittbcis
hmgcn. Gr lieB feinen Suut ilber
lcinc Sippcn fonlmen, OILS Der nit
acrolin bcNpilcnc Shciter1ouicu oui.
5llobcn bcgann lmo Die 1SlunImcn
icnen Horper ihmorten. &nnerbolb
nclm Wtimlten nnb Dem 9nlcgcn ser
Godel mar er einc 9eidc. Ger 9pnd).
moro iono nuf Dem Observation-Disclosures
III Der .Qtitte bon Hodlpoll ltntt Gllis
mar crit gcgcn s llbr 9lbcnoa cingc.
longcll morOcn, nadoem Cr l0ngcrc
3eit nit Nlrtbunocn geheBt luoroeu
NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-09
Ymlucrmiiblcn ilicscn in bic qnit.
Wilmin9ton, Gel, 8. Ut1r

Milmingtoh Gel. 8. N1rS.
3fuei a)iiiblcn Der ~Gnpont Now.
Der 60" 5u 6oalcp, nobe bier, ilo-
gen beute iriib in Die Suit. George
@bitlnon, 80 ,Nobre alt, Elm 9Inge,
itellter, lpuroc aetobtet nno mcbrerc
onocre slngeitelltc erlitten Yerleslln.
gen. Iic GridDiitterllng Der grplo.
ion lpor oui nciIenueitenr llnlfreiic
lpabrncbnlbor. Tiele ,Seriier lunr.
ben 5crihmcttert lno cine 9lnjobl
Sdliier beh1bigt.
Sfnorpi!lc, Cent, s. Wtlr,.-
Iie Miible Der .9ialtb Eoubcr So +"
81 Woriom iDtr0c belte bi,rd cine
Grploiiun jeridIutcttert. @altcr 6let,
der imb Wm. Grille lpiroen get1b.
tet nno orei anoerc Mi1uner perIcst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-09
Wuro nno Sclbltmprb.

leuils 0afc T..I., S. Mari.
6. !i. Nrpall iriibercr @oiiirer
i'll 3reat 9tortbern.9abnboi 81 Ie-
rils Sufe. id)oB belltc in Dem eriuiln-
tcn 9abnboi Sem slaeuten 8. !.
Soppner eine aunel in Den aopi unb
brahte iih ielbit cine dbnlihe Wunoe
bet Veioc ltnrbcn bnlb baranf.
Soppler bate @rp1n geilcrn mcgeil
,elnes ollaeblid)en Icijits III icineil
Jtednlmgen entloiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-09

ireit.
MiI0crc Nouobubuu0 Scr
Suits in Nubluuo.
YctcrSbur0 s. MGrj - Gic
rliiiihc HegicrlulN bat bcihIoiicn,
rlc Ncrpcn0lng uon &rlcIaNcrihtcn
unb bic Tpllltrcdlul9 Der (o0caitroic
il 6Gllcn gelpobnliher &crbrchcu
iclucit ais moalid 5ll pcrmcjNcn. Sic
@ciierlulg III Scr ollgcmcincn Gage
bcS 2onbca nladt eS nlogih, 2ua
,Nlti5oepnrtenlcnt oeS &ricASmlnIltC
rulma bnt oen GiItriftS.aricgSgcridb
tcn in cincm ocnlclbcn 5llAcdbldtcn
Girtitlur cmpfoblcn, ollc tSdllc, mel
dc IN GpilNerihtcn erlebigt mcrbcn
tonncn, on Die ScBtcrcn 5il ilbcrtrn
gen. Die So6caltruic miro fiinftiG.
hin MIR IN ichr crnltCn S1llcn un0
nod ior1iilti9cr Frilfng Der Be
mclic pcrbGnIt mCrocn. Gic gIll1.
iiibriung 0icicr Nciorm mar bcn aoi.
icr 9fitoInlla pon Nrn. &bonlpofofL
Frolioentcn Der GumG III elmer fiirj-
Iidcn glltoicnj oringlitIt clnpioblcn
nurocr.
y mpfe untcr1c9on9cn
M ann h ait pcrmiBt.
@rcit 8. 0iGr5 - Ter poniihc
Tmlpier oMouro" aus bilbao lit
Sluci Wcilen pom Sap oc la Gbcpre
rnter1clon1en. 0oa Shafiol Der
Mnnndhoit lit mgeiriB. NiS icbt
bat man nhta pom @ootcn oca ISabrs
5cllgca geIcbcn ooer gcb0rt. Der
ylPruro" mar ein flcincr Compiler
pcn 1870 Sonncn mo oli Der ,Sabrt
uon Souclua uadl Sonopn.
llnrubcn bel btn itulieni-
ben u al Ten.
Nonl s. WtGr5 - ST. Nnn5 Sta
lien hnbtll Neitern Die Woblcn iiir bit
Gcputlrtcnfollnlcr ltottNeiunocn. --
Gic Gnn,pd0ne mor tbcllndbmSloS
Ucrldllct 0uh bel Der Wnhl lit eS IN
olclcn Troauinjcn 5it ihorien 3ulum.
menltoBen nno groBcr MulrC0lng &C.
tpnlnIcu ,Nl Der EropinS Goierto iii
eiN Wnnu Qetootet lppr0ell. uno Wtl.
olutgen aus unDqrtn @oblfrelen be-.
rid)tel1 0ub piele Frrlontn in Stro.
Bcnld)ldgrcicN ucrlttt morecll limo
Sn GrunrtllnA BON Hubcitorlln9en
bnttc Gic 9ic0icrllng &oricbtsmoBrcs
gem actroiien, lmo icblicBlidb lit ca
otd ocu Solbatcn 9elunNen, ilberoll
bic Siuhc ulc0er her5ultcllcI.
9Gd) ocll lolpeit eingetrofientn 0c.
riftcn bat ona gcgtnlpQrtige Eorln.
mcnt cine 1ro6e lfaIorit0t erbulten.
Ilc 9enoucn ,}iiiern lino bon elmer
Nn5obl uon Woblfreilen nod nid)t
bcfonnt lpcaen zines nGhtlgen
S6nceinlls I'M 9torben lGn9S Der
apenninen uno zines iur6tborcn Htz
1cnltrlnca i'm iibri9en Stolien.
SIC alerifolcn hoben ieit 1870 gum
crltcn Wtalc poa5Gblig al Der Nnbl
tbell9cnonu1en. Ertnlicrnliriiter @os
letti blcibt S1err Der Sitltuton, uno
,StoIicn'a Stcllung in Der 9lusluGrti.
gen Eolitif bIcibt lmpcr1n0crt 9lQe
Fnrtcicn nit 9luannbnlc Der Grrtr,-
men iino iiir cen SortbcltunO bca
GrcibunOeS bel gleid5citiger 6rellubs
Idoit nit 8roBbritunnien II. Sronf,
reid. Ter Griolg Der glnti'altritolcn
IN orcl ronilhcn Mnblfrciicu. III ocs
ncn lie gegcn Die aIerifolen nuitrotcn,
jclgt Die onbmlernot Starft oca anti.
flcrifolcn nSlodS," Der iid) I'M pori,
gen ,Snbregcbilbct bat uno ourd ole
Notbonide glOlilliltrotion bel bcn
lt0Oiildcn @oblcn jiinl Sicgc geiiibrt
plrbt.