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Williams news., 1909-08-28
SOME LOCAL ITEMS

are busy making nay.
 J. B. Cox of Prescott is spending few weeks in the city.
 Miss Helen Merritt went to Flag staff Monday on a few days visit.
 For a hobby suit go to M. P. Farrer: SIS up.
 The practice dance at the Silver nail hall Monday night was attend ed by about twenty.
 If you receive sample copy of THE NEWS it is an invitation to be. come a regular subscriber.
 Last Sunday being nice weather several parties went to the nearby mountains to spend the day.
 A premium remedy for spring A. D. s. Blood Mixture. G. C.. Drug Go.
 MT. and Mrs. George Hammond left Tuesday for Los Angeles where they will visit for three weeks.
 Miss Wanda Parker of Supai spent Sunday in town. She was the guest of Miss Virginia Noli.
 FOR RENT.-J. c. Phelan slaugh- ter house and pasture; $30 per month. Inquire at the Bank.
 The deer hunting season is al- most at hand. The local sportsmen are already making preparations.
 The Winslow baseball team has disbanded and therefore there will be no more games at Winslow this year.
 Otto Bhend was down from the county seat Sunday, where he is working, for the Arizona Overland Telephone Co.
 FOR SALE.-A quiet home in cen ter of four lots, only three blocks from postoffice. c. P. Silvernail.
 Sheriff John w. Francis was in the city from Flagstaff Sunday to attend the regular shoot of the Will jams Gun Club.
 Tom Barney was in the city last Saturday from the Jim Barney ranch. This was his first visit in town in six weeks.
 The executive committee of the Williams Library Association held meeting with Mrs. J. Kennedy Monday afternoon.
 The new fall styles have arrived and can now be seen at M. P. Far rer's tailor shop. Call in and take a look at them.
 MT. and Mrs. N. A. Morford re- turned to their home in Phoenix after a weeks visit in Williams and the Grand Canyon.
 Forest Ranger Ed. Gillie came down from Bellemont Saturday and spent Sunday visiting with his numerous Williams friends.
 The members of the Williams Library Association will meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock with Mrs. H. F. Adams. A large attendance is expected.
 FOR SALE-One 7-room house chicken house, stable and three out. side rooms and 12 lots, each 25 feet by 150 feet. For information see owner. MRS. M. BURKE, East End of Town
 c. D. Callan, the Postal line man went to Winslow and Holbrook Saturday to make repairs. on the line at those points. He returned home Tuesday.
 The Santa Fe dam is running over and furnished quite an attrae tion to the many pedestrians who went out for walk around the dan last Sunday.
 | Miss Mamie Germaine of Phoe nix arrived in the city Monday fol visit with her sister. Mrs. Jas Brophy. She will remain here fol several months.
 FOR SALE at half price-Stock mans nucleus to a fortune, lane and water; situated in the bes grazing district in Northern Ari l Orr
Williams news., 1909-08-28

TERRITORY GanI,a " or Goada;oo AsizoHA' ss.
 Before me, Mcdonald Robinson. Notary Pub lie in and for the County of Coconino. Terri tory of Arizona on this day personally ap- peared, Frank D. Shea. George Montgomery. George S. Patten, Otto Lebsch. John casad and D. A. Byrne known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same fox the purpose and con- sideration therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of ofice. this 20th day of July, 1908.
 [sEALl MCDONALD ROBINSON.
 Notary Public. My commission expires March p, 1913. Filed and recorded at request of D. A. Byrne July p. A. D., 19Oa at 10 o'clock a.. m.. in Book 2 {Two) Pages 96-97-98, Records of Coconino County, Arizona.
 JESSE L. BOYCE, County Recorder By CLAUDE D. JONES, Deputy.
 First publication July 24. ieoa. Last publication, August 2S. 1909.
Williams news., 1909-08-28

time subject shall be one half million dollars (s5Oo, ,OO0)
 2. The private property of the stockholders of this corporation shall be exempt from cor porate debts of any kind whatsoever. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seals this twentieth day of July. 1909.
 JOHN CASAD. tSeall
 GEO. MONTGOMERY, tSeall
 D. A. BYRNE, tSeal1
 OTTO LEBSCH, (Seall
 FRANK D. SHEA. (Seall
 GEORGE S. EATEN. (Seall
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NIIerIei.
Die Gepublifaner

DIE Hepubllfaner baben eln
Staot-Grefutip-& omite gebiloet Das
aus nahitebenoen @erren beitebt:
Duncan Madap, 8oriieer; S. 6.
2atnm, t. @aro; q. Sopop, 2.
@oro; 90. 6reeborrl, 8. @aro; 3r.
S. S. 8inolep, 4. @aro, Oh. 9. S.
2ingslel 5. @aro; IS. s. @ooos,
6. 8aro; 60. @olft 7. @aro; 5ran5
@roos, s. @aro. @ie es beiBt, be-
abiidtigen 0ie Republifaner iiG)
als Bartei an Der fommenoen Staot-
fpabl 81 beteiIigen uno elm eigenes
Tidet nuf5uitelen.
Wiaiam $. Simmg, Der Dor
einigen Eagen gum Braiioenten Der
MISREPRESENTATION erpdblt mor-
ben NOR. lit atn Sonntag morgei
gegen3 ubr, in Jofge elmer Clippers
oicitis-0 Operation, I'M Santa Muia
9oipitul geItorben.
Der Shllrot, pertreten ourd,
Die 9erren garlos See, 6. @. Sp-
nan uno &c. 9. Sarris, bette nit
Dem WaDor uno Dem it1otiifen aoL-
leftor 9ilIemairf cine &onferen5, mo-
rim iih Der Shulrat nit Dem Blauq
oes Wapors, grtra-G uittuneen fir
Die SdJuliteuer aus5ugeben, oamit Die
Sterer5abler eerait miiien, mas fir
uniere Sdulen be8oblt miro, elmer
itan6en erfldrte.
Senntor Steal belt iid auf iei,
ner Durhreiie nod Muitin fur5e 3eii
in unierer Staot auf. OR erflarte
iid gu @uniten Der 8ei1dftigula
BON @efangenen an ben 2anoitraBen
fotDie Der gergr0Berung Der Srren-
Mnffalfen. ben MnfpriiAen entipre-
demo. giner grmdBigung Der 81.
ienbabn-6abrrnte auf 2 Gents mir
be er ~opponieren. gr glarbt, Def
oos Robertion=0 eriiherungs @eiet
GINGER Ibdnoerungen beoarf.
DDS Grefutip : aomite ocr
agougbters Of TIE Gepublic" bot eli
men 8eidIuB angenommen, in Dem
Die 2egislatur gebeten miro. eit
@eieb 81 erlaiien. our6 oas Die Alu.
mo bonn Staote iibernommen miro
9Iitd) fonen Der 6rau CLARA 9risco1
Sebier $1450 fir ausgelegte Steucrr
auriidbe5ablt meroen. SRI. De 30
pnIa proteitiert auf's Gntihieoeiiite
gegen oieien 8eiflib.
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8on 1ot,It pnrtrpfflih mt,

Son iotlIt portreffli6 unter-
ridteter Seite p~erlalltet oaB Der 3ai-
ier @ilbelm in bieiem Sabre llid,t
rod aorfu reiien meroe, I'M M lei
ner .oortigen 8aiitlfng Ihilleion
einige @o6en birourd gu meilat
gu6 bieier @ntldluB oes MonarAen
miro otf oie LATHAM befannten iiitig-
item greigniiie auriidgefiibrt. @or-
Dem bate es gebeiBen, Der &aiier ha-
be Die Ibiidt, ihon i'm Sebruar, ipd-
teltens a6er I'M Wdr8 mieoer auf &or-
III I~ufentbalt 81 nebmer, 81 fpelden
@uoe BORT Die @rbeiten sur 8ermeb.
RING, @rDeiterung uno beiieren Ius-
i~tottung Der @obnrdunle oes Idil-
leion im S6neGtempo ourbgefibrt
miirben.
@ie aus gom gemelOet miro,
miinidt Der aonig bon Stolien nit
Dem omerifanii6en Iomiral Sperrp
5uiammen gu t~reffen, iobalo oieier
nit ieinem @ei6Daoer in Reopel
eingetroffen lein miro. No6 einer
0epel6e aus 9eapel lit @omiral
Sperrp am Sonntaa nit Den
S6lahti6iffen Connecticut" o&on-
las, yMinneiota" ltno .8ermont"
bort eingetroffen.
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Gin aontroft fir cine l1elt

- Gin &ontroft fir cine ltelte
Stride, mel6e $4,000 foiten ion.
lit BON Der grIten 8resbpteriolRr=
@emeinoe bier an SAT- Sopnes aus
gegeben. Dos @ebauoe, I'M gotbi-
iden Still, loa an Der @fe bon
Mpenlte 9 urb A. StraBe erribtet
meroen. Die alte Stride Ser @emei.t-
Sc III perfauft nnb ioa ~abgeriiien ulto
in Ell @el6aftsbalts umgerpanoeit
meroen.
Srob Der 8reiipre6ung scr
@%ngeflaeten in leBter @o6e beabiid=
tigen oie geboroen ood, Die Conn.,
tagsidlieBung %itrenee ourd5ufii6ren
Sim lebten Sonntae maren aae Su-
looms felt gei6loilen.
Die San @ntonio Sotel Cont
POM bot ei1l ENHANCEMENT 81 ibrenl
Gborter eingerei6t, our1 bas ibr
&apitol BON $250,000 oltf $780,
600 erbobt miro.
- Sic @eas Sarge GrpreBgeiell=
i6oft beabii6tigt, Elm eigenes Depot
IN Der Rabe oes Suniet 8abnbofs 81
erridten.
- als Srou @ugltit 9riom il.
an Sonntog @beno nit ibrem Sat
ten Die &o1lton StraBe berabgina,
fiiblte lie, nie Sentanb nod ibrer
Salsfette, an fpelfer lire lthr hif1q,
griff. Gin raider @riff ibrerieit5,
entriB Dem 9iebe leine 9eltte, bod
neri6na1o oerielbe i'm @ebrange, ebe
es moglid NOR, ieine Soentitat felt
5uitellen.
= Samltag obeno bra6 oil Der
@ouiton StraBe, eeraoe Dem @ebauoe
Der StraBenbobneeieni6aft geeelt-
iiber, ein ilneer Mann namens
@olter 9rei6 b%emuBtlos 5uIommeli.
@ie es iid ipater berousitelte, bottle
er ieinen Ir5t beiudt ut1b mar oni
Dem Seimpege Dor gri6opfung obn=
ind6tig ~geiporoen. Man brohte i'm
nod ieiner @obnurg an Ser Storr
StraBe mo er iid idrtea erbolte.
Sberiff 2inoiep beeob iid mad
Gltsf, Tim als 3euge in einem MorO=
&rooeB gegell gia Mitdea a%ufautre-
ten. Ser Mnrb oatiert Dor 20 Sab
rem uno betrof einen 8reoiger III
SbelbD Gountp. 2inbieD mar als
&aneer bamals auf Mithens Sabrte
uno fennt i'm gut.
Den ehten @i6tigtler erfennt
man idon an &anipern.
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Segas.

Gin ibarfer ngaortber" bat an
Sonntag eingeiebt uno iid iiber oell
gdn5en Staat ausgebreitet. Sn Noro=
Seros begann oas falte @etter
ldon am Nabmittag. Sn 9allas
fiel fDabreno Der 3eit BON 4 ltbr
nabmittags fis 5ebn l1br abenos oas
thermometer INN 55 GRAB. 9ier
unten i'm Siiomeiten trat Ser @it-
terungsumidlag erit n6breno Der
Na6t bonn Sonntag auf Wontag
Elm.
3. g. 6innegon in Dallas,
Der Setter oes oortigen Maieltic
Sbeaters, lit 5ur 3ablung BON 5000
fir llebertretung oes Sorntagsoe-
iebes perurteilt moroen. Sinneaan
bat i6on oft Strafen ipeeen Ser
lesnng oes Sonntogsgeieses be5ablt
uno Der &idter grub oesbalb cine
alte- geltimmilng aus, ooB I'M @ie-
oerbolungsfau Die Strafe perbierfa6t
meroen tonne. Die bodlte Straie
betragt ionit fiinf5ig 9oGabs.
Ser 9oniton Surnperein bot
Dos angebot Ser Staot, ibm icin
@run0itiid fir $3.50 at perfou-
fen, abgelebnt, oa ibm Ser 9reis
niht bod genrg gu iein lheint.
9ie gountp-& ommiiiare boz
ben beibloiien, Elm neues Gefper-
Spitem fir oas County @ef1ugnis
ein5uri9ten.
SGmltag abeno muroe IN ser
N1be BON 2odbart auf einen gc-
miiien Sam &oB aus Dem Sinter-
balt geidoiien. mabrenb er bon DER
Staot nod ieinem tSouie am gleor
Sort 5uriidfebrte. Sp1ter tpuroea
orei griiber unter Der gnfloge, oen
Woroanibloa auf Sob gemadt 3lt
baben, Derbaftet. Der 8ater Der BRET
iungen 2eute nuroe Dor ungef0br
aht Wfonatei eriboiien.
Senator Baulus fat erflart,
Dob er, in uebereinitimmung nit
ben @iinihen ieiner 4onitituentell,
gegen Die 8orlage zines prohibitions
Announcements itimrten mer6e.
Sn elmer S6luht nabe Der
Sltgren5e BON Dallas tuuroe am
5reitag abenb Die 2eide zines Morl-
mes %gefunoen. @m nGditen Gage
%erfannte 5rau 9. s. Green IN lin
oiejenige eines @inbrehers, ser Dor
inngefabr aht Saeen in ibr Sous
ein~georungen mar unb auf ben ic
5pei Shiiiie abgefeuert botte. @er
Der Wann NOR, fonnte nift 'feItee-
fteut peroen.
Sn 60 Grange itarb CHARLES
6orotraL elm befan1ter giirger bon
6apette 9ountp. Gr mar Der SoEtl
Oes eriten 6eutifen @niieolers in
Seras. Sein 8oter a%riinoete mfeiller-
seit ben Srt eSnouitrp in Muitir
Gountp uno itarb Dor mebrerer
Sabren in Iehr bo6em Sitter.
Der fleine Warpiu Seibe.
meyer in Relt-graunfels, Der anl
Weibnadtstage bon ieinem Bferoc
abeemorfen uno ihiper nerlebt muir.
De, lit geitorben.
4auI Sobrentbolo lit gum
9oitmeiiter in aarnes Gitn ernonni
iporoen.
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Ser &iide, UNI infer giien 81 be-
reiter, na60em lie cine Slal6e Dor
treffli6en Ipfelmeins o1tf oen 3iif
gelteQt batte. GouletobiGe l1enft(
1lns Elm, itopfte ieine 8feife, 5inoqt(
iie on ulto iebte mir enolid nit oel
groBten Gltbe auseinonoer, marltls
er MIDI bepoffnet nod Sc @lonoiet
bette fomnlel1 ~loiien.
oSo, ia, iagte er, lpabreno leil,
Inge nadoenfli6 ben Golt6molfer
folgte, uia. lieber Sreuno, i6 er,
marte 6eute 9lbeno Sen M0roer.
Nob einem fur6en Stiai6meigen
oas i6 MIDI 81 unterbreden biitete.
begam er lpieber:
u@eitern 4beno, gerooe ais id
5u 8ett geben lpo1te, flopft 3ober1
9ar5ae ON meme Cir. Sd offle
ibm, nno er pertrallt oaB er li6 ge-
notigt febe, am nG6ften Morgell
Dos beiBt alto: beute friib, nod $50.
ris 5u fobren. Der @rullo, Ser ihs
81 ote1em @ntl6luB beltimmte, Dor
ebenlo oringeno, nie ge6eilnniBpnQ,
ori1lgeno, neil er unnlogli6 bieif
Geile nnterloiien follnte, uro qe-
6ein1riBooa, ga es ibm ebellio I'M
moglid NOR, mir ibren 3lped 5r
entbitQen. SD reiie, uno oenl1odb "
fitgte er bin8n, ugabe i6 Sic Salftl
meines 2ebens ooruln, SrGl1leir
Stangerlon in oieiem IugenbIid
llift 81 perlolien!" Ct perbeblte nlil
ni6t, oab er iid nod eirntol in Sc
fobr glaltbte uSoate iid in Scr
fommenoen No6t etmos ereignen, fl
lpiiroe i6 MIDI foum ooriiber mllit-
BERN, geitono ct mir Elm, ylnil
troboem muB i6 fort. Sd perbe EFT
ii%bermorgen friib III Sc @lonoicl
nieoer 5uriid iein."
fTortfebnug toIgt.]
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@ehmt feline Sdeibnns.

Gin meltlider &idter bepiligt;
cine Sdeioung auf @runo BON idled)-
ter 2aline uno iibelriedenoem 9ltenl
Or. Sings Stem 2ife 8ias batter
bieies perbinoert. Sic furieren lln-
peroaulidfeit, pel6e iibelrie6enoel1
Item, 2eber-2eioen nno ihlebte
2aune, berporruft, beilen grfaltun-
gen, perbanrlen aopfiihmer5en uns
beieitigen Shiittelfroit. % Gts. bel
allen 0ruaaiiter
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Sntnter lanaiam!

8ieie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mabnuitg miro
bon 8ielen, nelbe an einer nit ben bef@
tighten S6merSen berbun0enen &ranfz
belt, ndmIi6 an 9dmorrboiben leioen,
5n oft perge11en. 4n1tatt inter Dem an
trieb Der qudlenoen 9ein planlos BON
einem Guadialber gum anoern 81 laliz
fen. ionte ma iib crit rubig bariiber
flar nerDen, baB mir cine ein5ige Mrss
nei, ST.. Stls6ee's Inafeiis, 2inoerlt1a
ll1o Dor MIem balterrbe Seilllng bers
i9affen fam. 5pmptome berfreiber,
mas i'm beiten Sale Die Quadialber NIT
ibrem garbol tiur fertie bringen, betst
1idt 9ranfbeiten beilen, mas bel Sds
morrboioen Mnafe1is allein bermag. 8roz
ben frei berianbt bon g. G~euItdbter &
Co., gor 2416, Stem Oorf.
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ssolnle8.
Naitatipn Ser Grohibitipnen.

Msitation Der Grobibitiunen.
gm Counting babeu Die 8robibi-
tioniiten lire Gampaene %begonnell.
9eaeidnenoer 8eiie gei6ab Dies IN
ben &irden. Salt iiberal iproden
Wetbooiiten= uno 8aptiiten=Yreoiger
iiber Die Hrobibttions=Mngelege
belt uno leeten es ibrel1 @emeiuoe-
mitglieoern o1ls @er5, bod ia ibrc
uBoa Gar" 81 be5ablen. 2esteres
mar nGnlid ote Sauptia6e. Die
Mnti-S aloon=Siga batte Elm 3trfn=
lar an ale Yrebieer proteitantiider
@emeinoen geianbt uno fie eriuft
beim @ottesoienit am lesten Cont
tag lire @emeinoglieoer auf sic
unbeoingte Notmenoigfeit, ole
yEoa Sor" gu be5ablen, aufmerf=
Jam gu MAIDEN. Son Seitert Der
Metbooiiten unb 8optiiten nuroe
oieiem @inihe ar1 b~ereitipinio
nabgefommen, meniger bon oel
HresbDterianer- nno @pisfopalpreOi=
germ. 8eionoers eifrig mar molt in
Multin, mo oieie ISOLDE ia Die 2e-
eislotur 5uiammentritt. 90 lpurOen
beinabe in ieoer proteitantii6en Sir
DIE at ben @%usnabmen geDGrten
Dor auem Die oeuti6en 2utberaner
neutrality-suspicious. gebalteu.
llro ni6t gerug onmit, es fano
auh nod eine @eriammlllng I'M
Sperllbauie ltatt, in Der Hep. Or.
George Stuart, elmer Der Sa,lptagi=
tatoren fir Die Brobibitionsia6e, eli
ne Hebe bielt.
Man mag uber oie 8ere6tigrlla,
Die Stride gum @gitationsplas fir
8robibition gu MAIDEN, itreiten nnb
Elm oerartiges 8erfabren Idarf
perurteilen, bos raurnt aber nid)t
Die Satiode binpeg, oaB uniere 8ro-
%bibitioniiten @ottesoienit uno Bre-
oigt nun einmaI fir oieie 53mede
gebrauhen unb ooB eiite iolfe re.
ligioie Mgitation iebr erfoIgreid til.
uno oiefe gatlahe miiiien mir in
nnlefer gnlrnlIling uoer EN- oea aan
llses Sellayreh nAV W cen Al's
gsh eell.sreh. uHo iplr MuneH uns
tlat oallloeI ZEN, oaB iD1r 9egen
PC plu,S ourV eHIrulluH9sarl'Iel
nno SglmpIreoen lonoern elll9I9
u'D ansnl pnIg elne eOenlo ei1r'ge
uno InallulslOle eoHlpa9he, mie lle
nllele WegHef DeIfelDen, ansrtdteil
1olnen.
nepet Seeleres lpel1f man lif
uoel leloer au! uIllerer 0etIe gar
nlpl ! 5n lell, oem ote a9lta1lon
,ollp glsr IlIl elnef SallI9IeI De1ras-
o1 ~ o'e ge[aoe5n poorIiralDeno ilt.
amls erlal.llInn''9en
sOelean :asllie''s ua.le[ anslulnB oer
gsLls's..ulsa ao9egailen, DenlglIells
da!lsI' ussle,nsal o'e lle arral.sleleh,
ye!v!liu''o ooIgeT elnas oaopH 81
million Mfo So1onn~ Monunr hoh14f
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Cine lteberraidJmng.
sfi88e bon 80 linn b. Seioe.

Weit bieler Miibe ltno nit pieltll
gliten 8orten batte @ntie &eimers
10 biaig einen Sarg e~ritanoen, oeb
ibr Wiaem nod cine Warf uno fiitf=
gig 8fennige biniger gu liegen fonl,
als lie berani6lagt 6otte. sic mar
eben NIT Der Sotenipal6e fertig, mo=
bel es ibr marnl gemoroen NOR, ocnnl
Intie mar gepaltig on 2eibesumfong,
uno nun batte iie lire Scot nit iih.
Sic ltenmte lire 9(rnle in oie Seiten,
ieste iib i6merfallig o1f einen Stlt)l
uno betrahtetc ibr @erf, ben reinge=
Dai6enen Gotten rno Sen 1uBerft
p%reisperten Sarg.
Die Srau fonnte 5ufrieoen lam.
Mntie par aber eigentlih .llidt 8ll=
frieoen. Bum eritenmal na9 oenl
lebten Itben5ug ibres Monnes fam
lie mieoer geborig 5um 2uftidnap=
pen, uno io1te tie nun Sic @alloe
anreoen? Goripurfsboa Iab Tie alf
Den @efabrten ibres 2ebens. @iQem
batte ME etipas gu iagen gebabt uno
bette ibr oae5eit BEN ldl1loigen Ge-
ipeft befpieien oenn er NOR nl1r cine
Sanopoa Weni6 eegen iie gelpeieL,
ullo nun mar er INN Die @cfe geqan=
gen, pbne bob er alub MIR i'm oQer=
geringlten lire Weimlng oariiber elm
gebolt bate.
3ugegangen mar es folgeroermo=
Ben:
@fn Nbe1o Dor Ser S~terbenodht
JOB oas gbepaar nod nebeneinaltosr
Dor Der @anstiir. 9(rtie bottle Sic
Sanoe iiber Dem gaud gefaltet uno
orebte Die 9annten INN einanoer, nlo
@iaem 5og langiam ulto poriidtl9
ben Gaa6 ieiner @feife ourb oas
WlunOitiid. ginnlol ourfte Ser Ga=
naiter ni6t 10 i6nea ale iein, mo
auberoem mar oas Munoitiid idon
nidt mebr gon8 8uperlaiiie. 9(ber
bel ri6tiger uno %Derltdnoiger @ano-
baburg aing Die Sadie nod gan5 Geio-
lih.
Die beioen batten nod nidt laltge
geieiien, ols elm Menid an ibrer
Gate boriiberfam, Ser nidt aus Sem
9orf 81 iein idien. gr trat feline
S6ritte piel fiir5er ob uno bate Dor
aaen 9ingen feline Wfiiee, ionoern ei-
men SUIT auf uno, mas beillabe nod
mebr bepies, er batte an einem gang
getpobnli6en Matagsabeno cine Gi-
garre i'm Wlino. Ser Wenid be-
ging aaeroings nidt bas ltnerborte,
pbne @ruB poriiber5ugeben, lonoern
er nabm manierli6 Die Gigarre aus
Dem Wuno ulo entbot in Ser orts=
iibli6en @eiie ben @beno9ruB.
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melt bergeneien, lie bra6te ieoes
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@eter batte ieine Belt o~beeoiert
ulto mar a1lb ionit nod ein Stiid in
Der @elt gepeien, uno MN pollte Ell
einnlal leben, OBJ bel ieinen beioen
Ilten oas 2eben nod frii6 iei. Gr
pdre germ NIT Shidlidfeit obne oie(
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6eigefommen, oenn 0ie leinen pfleg-
ten nit ben 9iibnern SIT 8ett gu ge=
ben uno maren ie tiefer i'm Sflaf
beito i6nerer beraus5ubringen, aber
an @ntie porbei5ufommen mar iibel-
boupt Observation-Disclosures @iGem-
na66ar lteB iih oas nod ausbalten.
Der ging nit 9fieieni6ritten our1
70-71. mo er iid cine @itnoe un6
oos eiierne Greu5 gebolt botte, lp0
baln muBte err tootiiher. oaB er nidt
mebr anfam uno niht mebr oo5ni-
Iden 81 ipre6en bottc. 8os eiIerne
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sapfere Iemer=S nnacn

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Seuer11, l6pere 8ranonlnoell,
brauden Damn 8udlens Mrnica Gal-
be nno pergeiien iie. SIS pertrei6t
ben S6ner5 balo. Sir 8ronomul,-
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len. Ulcers, Selo1ls, bette &dmorrbnl=
oen-&ur. @ugenblidlide 2inoerlllro
80 Gents BET alien 0rl1geilten.
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teren oleinItebenoen oc1ttfhen Wom.
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Der Soue Der Sermonnsiobne.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-14
CURRY, HAUNTED BY
MEMORY OF MURDERS,
ENDS HIS OWN LIFE

OAKLAND, Aug. 13.-Haunted by
the memory of two murders, both of his
victims being women, George Curry, an
ex-convict, out on parole for murder of
his wife, and wanted in San Francisco
for the murder of Agnes Brascesco,
whose throat he cut yesterday, and
whose skull he fractured, committed
suicide this afternoon in a lodging
house by shooting himself with re-
volver in the left breC It.
Curry made two attempts on his
life, the first with gas which failed,
and the final by shooting himself.
Curry called at the Twelfth street
lodging house about o'clock this
morning. Mrs. Ferguson, the landlady,
was first attracted to Curry's room by
escaping gas. She warned him to be
careful.
About 10 o'clock Mrs Ferguson says
she heard a smothered report, but paid
no attention to it, 1t was not until this
afternoon that her suspicious became
aroused as she heard nothing from her
roomer. The door was broken down
and Curry was discovered dead in bed.
An examination of his personal effects
revealed no letters or other writing
which told of the murder he is al
legged to have committed, or to his past
life
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-14
MRS. BELMONT AIDS
SUFFRAGISTS' CAUSE

NEW YORK, Aug 13.-Not content
with opening Marble house at New
port for suffragette lectures and giving
the National Woman's Suffrage asso-
citation luxurious headquarters in Fifth
avenue, Mrs. o. II. p. Belmont an
nounced yesterday she is building an
addition, to be called 1.-The Armor," an
exact reproduction of room in the
late Mr.. Belmont's house, "Belcourt,
at Newport, in her new house at AT
Madison avenue, which is to be devot-
ed to the cause this winter. This new
house now is nearing completion, the
architect promising that 1t will be
ready for occupancy on January ].
'Since my house has been started,
says Mrs Belmont, 81 have become an
ardent suffragette. 1t seemed to me
could serve the cause better in no 9TH
er way than by providing a large hall
in which suffragettes might lecture
during the winter.
my enthusiasm for suffrage grows
all the time. Every one of my children
is sympathetic with me in regard to
the work. OF course 1t would be inn
possible for the duchess OF Marlbo-
rough to be an active suffragette. but
she believes in the idea. Two of my
sons, w. X. Vanderbilt, jr., and Harold
Vanderbilt, have consented to sit on
the platform at the public lecture
which will be given at Marble house on
August "a and 2S"