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Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-03
ON TRAIL OF A YOUNG CROOK
Probation officer Looks for Youth
Who Trims Bankers for
Small sums.

Probation officer Bernstein is on the
trail Of a young f~inancler who has been
working Omaha and Council Bluffs bank
ers for small sums OF money. The boy
puts up the plea TO The bankers that he is
a newsboy out Of money and cannot get
his first installment Of papers unless he
has IS TO deposit. His plea is so effective
that he usually lands bis victim without
much trouble,
He has been going under the name Of
Frank Thomas and has given fictitious
addresses on Vinton street Three Omaha
bankers and W in Council Bluffs have
fallen before his wiles.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-03

means of balloons and eagles, by Jakob
Kleserer; published at the expense of the
author by Herr Loeschenkohl, Kohlmarkt,
Vienna, 1901" 1t is an elaborate treatise
on aviation in which a balloon is steered
trained and deprived Of their talons."
Minute instructions are given as TO how
the birds should be harnessed and sug-
gestions are made as to the employment
of double teams and relays. The author
inventor expresses the hope that his idea
may be employed first to expedite the de-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-03

as a manufactured article. Thus California
loses the money which would be paid in
wages for converting the scrap into fabri-
Gated articles, and has to pay the freight
for hauling the scrap away and bringing
Review.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-03

Chamberlain Cole. CHOLERA and Dlar-
rhoea Remedy is today the best known
medicine in use for the relief and cure Of
bowel complaints. II cures gripping, diar-
rhoea. dysentery, and should be taken at
the first unnatural looseness Of tho bowels.
II is equally valuable for children and
adults. 1t always cures. Sold by all drug
Rists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-03

Don't waste your money buying plasters
when you can get a bottle OF Chamberlain's
Liniment for 3 cents. A piece OF flannel
dampened with this liniment is superior to
any plaster tor anne back. pains in the
side and chest. and much cheaper. Sold by
al druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-03

persons competent as trainers of giant
birds will carry his wonderful idea" into
execution York Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-03
An EARLY Aviator

An early
A book has been discovered in Vienna
bearing on its title page this legend:
About the invention Of air navigation by
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-03-27
Card

/ am informed that some of the
divisionists are still circulating the
statement that | am part responsible
for The line of division adopted in the
enabling act.
This statement is absolutely false. /
was in New Orleans on the day the
conference was held in the Governors
Office at which il was said the line
was agreed upon as compromise.
On learning of what had occurred /
Immediately interviewed the Cover
nor and Senator Peterman, Chairman
of the Senate Paroehial Committee,
and handed to each Of them in person
a letter informing them that no per
son at the conference had the right
to represent the city of 0pelousas, or
the old parish, and that | emphati-
.cally protested against the line as
more hurtful and ruirlous than the
line originally adopted III the bill as
introduced by Mr, Paulin Fontenot.
This fact was widely published at the
time. and is doubtless known To the
persons circulating the report ID
question TH0S. II. LEWIS, sR.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-03-27
And The Code 81 Pfaeilea viii Continue 70 ne.
guIase the Courts oi The state.
DlVISIONISTS ARE RATIFIED
Declares Judge Gilbert { DupFe-HoIdlnq 0f
ihe Election Would Greats Chaotic Canai.
tlons-GoHrts ef The state Always Open.
0pelousas. La. March 22nd. 1905.

gG4VuGQtS3 42cbsS &A4GbA G41 <1zsAlAs 1asOETs
To the Editor Of the Clarion The
Diyisionists are ratified indeed if
what they say be true. They say
they are going to hold an election,
ian injunction TO the contrary not
Ewithstanding. In other words, they
are going to set aside the process Of
the Court, in matter wherein the
Supreme Court has declared:
The Constitution Of the State has
mot given the Legislature unlimited
discretion in the matter Of creating
new parishes, or changing the bound
ary lines Of existing parishes, but has
! imposed important limitations on the
Legislative power in these respects,
Eand the methods Of exercising the
same.
These limitations are intended as
Ia protection to the rights Of exist
ling parishes, and the people thereof,
who have the right TO oppose the ex-
Eecution Of legislative acts passed in
violation thereof, and to invoke the
laid Of The judicial department.
Injunction against persons
proceeding under the authority
and In execution Of such acts is
mot only the proper, but the
lOnly effective remedy. because,
liz parties wait until the act has
been fully executed. and the
new parish organized, 1t is then
too late to invoke Judicial aid. =
That lawyers should make such an
assertion is simply incomprehensible.
It means if were permitted to pre-
vail nothing less than that the Courts
Of the State cannot enforce their
mandates. That the Code of Prac-
tice and the Constitution shall yield
TO the wishes Of 8 few interVenors 10
an injunction suit, legally obtained
and before the Courts for final adju-
dication. It means chaotic condi-I
tions. But such conditions viii not
prevail. The Constitution il going
TO survive; the Code OF Practice will
continue to regulate the procedure of
the Courts, and the opinions Of the
Supreme Court accepted as the law
of this State, the ebulitions Of the ]
DiVisionists to the contrary
It is to be hoped that when these
hot headed brothers Of ours realize
the ridiculous attitude they would
placed them selves ID lif they attempt
ed TO hold this election) they will
cool OF sufficiently 10 realize that
The Courts Of this State arr always
open. That every person for injury
done him III bis rights, lands, goods,
person Of reputation shall have ade-
quate remedy BIZ due process of law,
and justice administered without de-
NAL and partiality. Then it viii come
to pass that our Bill Of Rights
shall have been preserved INTO Us,
and our posterity forever.
Yours truly,
(zTT BERT I'll TTTpRE.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-03-27
GILBERT Il n

long as the moral law and by way of
Intervention moved for the dissolu-
ton Of the preliminary writ of in-
junction, and upon that motion asked
for an immediate hearing. This de-
mand was very properly refused by
the Court. Whereupon, The whole
kith and crew, interveners, their array
Of counsel and all, instead Of appeal
ing to 3 higher judicial tribunal to
review Judge Edwards ruling If the
same was il their opinion erroneous,
broke out III defiance Of the Court
| and therefore Of the Government and
proclaimed that they would hold an
election ID spite Of the Courts In
junction prohibiting it, This ii d bold
resolution, but as it IS harmless the
participants will probably incur no
greater penalty than the riaicule Of
thoughtful, law-abiding men and
women. The so-calIed election, if L
fbe held, will be held IN contravention
lof an order of q Court of competent
jurisdiction and will therefore be
absolutely null and void, and have nc
more effect than the barking of 9
! hound which sits On its launches and
hays the moon all night The honnd's
barking does not stop the moon ID III
/ course, neither Will the so-called cleo
tion proposed I'd be held By certain
Gourt-defying diYisionists effect tht
8question Of division one way or bhl
Io6her, nor will it stop the course q
the orderly administration Of thl
Constitution and laws Of this Stat
i and Of the United States.
B. DIIB IT IsS0
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-03-27
aoMPL LETE JUSTIFICA-
TION OF INJUNCTION
| sters from Messrs. Thos. II. Lewis,
Dupre and =. B. Dubuisson.
Folly Of Voting on 18th.

that tribunal that TO wait until the
election was held would give the con.
testants no standing in court, and
that the proper way to determine
such a questiod was to bring the mat
ter to the courts before the election
injoin the holding Of the election.
They say that while they feel that
division would have failed to have
obtained even a majority of the votes
on the 18th, they could not run the
chances Of having the parish divided
/ by an illegal election and be refused
Ia hearing in the courts because they
were not On time. The question il
| too nomentous, they say, to admit Of
lssuch risks being taken.
i The diVisionists claim that they
have the right, under the election
law of the State, to appoint commits
sioners Of election in case none have
been provided for the different polls,
and they propose to mandamus the
Supervisors Of Election to make them
canvass and certify to the returns of
the election thus held. They say that
they win obtain tWo-thirds vote,
and that even if the courts refuse to
compel The supervisors to canvass
/ and certify to The returns, they will
use the vote cast in favor Of division
ais club 10 force the Legislature to
create a parish outright at its next
session.
Net only is the talk of the diYi-
sionists childish and futile, said 8
prominent citizen, but it is not even
within the bounds Of reason. The
organization Of the parish Of Evang-
line is put off by the act creating ii
until 1912, and this makes an cleo
tion ait this time unnecessary and in
fact rather premature. The next
Legislature meets In 1910, and can
grant another enabling act on the
lines indicated by the Supreme Court
IN its decision III this case, that is,
fit is legal that majority shall
carry the question, then submit It
I'd majority vote; If it requires a
two-thirds vote, then submit ii that
way. In other words they may be-
assured of holding a legal election
before the time named for The organ
ization Of Eyangeline. Then why go
and play The baby act and hold an
election which common sense teaches
ii illegal and foolish"2
The injunction was no concerted
movement Of the anti-divisionists.
Mr.. Dubaisson ID all able letter ii an
other column tells how it came about.
In fact many Of the diYisionists here
believe that the injunction was not
tactful or wise, because they say diyi-
sion would have been defeated BY d
majority vote. Among those think
ing this way are Sheriff Swords and
Clerk Of Court Andrepont.
The attorneys representing the In
junction are sanguine Of q favorable
decision BY the Supreme Court. So
confident Is Attorney Dupre that he
posted a challenge Thursday to bet
$100 that the act calling for the
election would be declared unconsti-
tutional BY the Supreme Court.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-03-27

L
The dedication and laying Of the
corner stone of the New st. Charles
| College at Grand Coteau, which took
place last Tuesday, the 22d, was an
event ii the annals Of st. Landry
that will long be remembered.
tt was d towering success in every
respect.
There were fully fifteen hundred
people present on the grounds, and
| all III one acclaim voted the ceremonies
q triumph IN detail Of arrangement
and iEnpressiveness
Two excursions were run for the
occasion, one from Alexandria and
one from Franklin, both on the South
ern Pacific. The Alexandria excnr-
sion, under the able management Of
Auditor r. B. Mailing and Division
Passenger Agent Boniel, arrived oh
time, but The Franklin special was
some two hours late. Both trains
were crowded to their utmost capacity.
Grand goteau Is some distance from
Sunset, the railway station, but the
arrangement committee had provided
accommodations to take the crowd
from the depot 10 the college grounds.
The dedication ceremonies began at
noon. Just preceding that hour The
march started from the yestry, headed
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-03-27
d Cure f0r Char. a0Ia

According 10 Professor Dalrsniples
Who ii recognized as the leading all
thority on charbon, preventive II IS
ures are the only practical ones for
fighting the disease There b 90
specific cure for eharbpn The quick
remedies are useless, according to the
best authorities The appointment
81 the police jury of PARISH gebez
marian il recommended by Dr al~
rymple. Crowley Signal
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-03-27

Confined on fourth page
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ontIunea on pa 81 Eve.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-28

ioll ourf) oie @rnennung oer &onl-
niiiion pollfonunen iiberraI1t NOR
BEN fem.
ssSnl falifornii6en Senat lit bon
Dem Senator 9lntbonp Elm 8eihlnB
eineebra6t norbe,L our6 Sen Ser
&ongreB aufgeforoert miro, Die Hiief=
berufln1g oes iapanii9en General
foniuls in Sun Sran5isco gu perIan-
gen. neil er perludt babe, Die 2egis-
Iatur oes Staates Californian 5u
beeinfluiien. Ser @eneral-4oniul
Bat nan1i1 oen @ouperneur bes
Staates beirdt un0 tim gebeten all
per6itlbern, oaB oie 2egislatur ia=
ponfeinolihe @eieee onnebn1e.
9ie &onferen5 fir @i1toer=5iir=
Jorge, oie ioeben IN 8albineton ab-
eebolten 1T, bot elnpfoblen, ein He-
gierllngsbureau eitl5uri6tetL oos fid
nit Der SSiirlorge arrner 4inoer be-
i6aftteen nno Elm 9lnge auf Die @rt
uno 8eiie, mie &inoer bebonbelt
nno bei6aftigt neroen, boben ioa.
9as Bureau foa ben Namelt rSebe-
raj Gbiloren's Bureau" fiibren uno
Der 8rdiioent miro gebeterl, ieine Gin
ri6tung Dem &ongreB 5u en1pfeblen.
Inter Der glnflage, bas @aus
bon CHARLES 8attenoorf ouf @coic
Sslat1b I'M 0esploine 9fiper 1ltittellt
0pnamit in Die 2uft eeiprettet 3u
baben, ipuroen in Soliet, 81, Srau
Soiepbine 2etpis, ibr erfl1rter 2ieb-
baber CHARLES Weation llnb ibr IT.
iabriger Neffe Mi6ael gottenoorf
berbaftet. 6rau 8attettoorf llrto a1t
ibrer &iiloer, pelhe 5ur 3eit iii
ben1 9auie fhIiefen, fpnrben illfo(ge
bes Mttertats mebr ooer tpe1iger
iblper perlest. Ser Cote Der srolt,
Die eine s6ipeiter Der 5rau 2eipis
1T, ftebt felt Sabren nit ieiner SalIi-
lie auf iebr idledten SuBe uno as
beiBt, oaB es fid Bel Der rubInien
Sot Inn einet @ni6lag ouf iein &C.
bell banoelte.
Inter 2ebensgefabr rettete in
Seem gorf Elm iunses Mdo6en lla=
mems geiiie 2obe lire 5reunoin Min-
ME groofs, Die nit ibr oolielbe 3im=
ner III eiflem 9auie on Ser tpeiIl.
AZ. StraBe betpobnte. 0as @olls
NOR lpdbreno Der Aadt in 8rono
geraten uno SRI. 2ope NOR bereits
gliidlib ouf Ser StraBe, ais fie oas
5eblen ibrer 3immergenoiiin be-
merfte. Sic lief in oas brennerbe
Saus 5uriid ul1o 5oe lire obnm61-
tig gelporbene 5reul1oin na1 Dem
5eniter, mo iie beioe bon oen Jeuer-
mebrleuten berausgebolt ipnrben.
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i6en @rbi6oft miro aus &ett,pig
Mbeinpropin5, &egierlngsbe5trf DiiI.
ieloorf gemeloet. 9en bortigel1
8auunternebmer gnblein iit ongeb.
li6 bon einem 8erpanoten, Ser III
@merifa geitorben tit, etne Sinterlai.
ieni6aft BON ie6suno5man5ig Miaio-
men Morf peri6rieben iporoen.
Ser oeuti6e &aiier bat NM.
mebr ieine @enebnligung 5ur Iuf.
Itelnne oes bon 5ris &linid berge'
itelten 8irbolp-0eltfn1als ouf oen1
&arls=Blab erteilt.
&i6aro MMler, graiioent ses
gentralnerban6es Der bentI6en See
teranen- uno &rtegerbiinoe bon georo=
@merifa uno Bralioent bes 0eutlden
&riegerbunbes bon Seem Oorf, mel-
der ougenblidlid) gum 8eIlt1e IN
9eutidlanb meilt, miro am 8.
Sebruar bonn oeuti6en &aiier emf
pfangen perben.
@uf elmer sSnIel i'm Nbein Bel
Meannbeim lit cine She1ne nieoer=
eebronnt, in pel6er fiinf Oboa6lole
ltnteridlupf geiudt batten. Die I'm
gli6li6en fannett iamntli6 in ben
Slannlen INN.
3u Seine in @onnoper itro in
elmer offentli6en Serberge fieben @e=
ielen an Sfengalen eritidt.
= Ser &orie 8enebetti, Ser ant
81. De5en1ber 3lpei GebolperidilIe
mf 8remierrliniiter Glenenceau ab-
feuerte, neil oerielbe Elm @eiu6 Be=
neoettis abgelebnt batte, ift 5u einenl
Monat @efdngnis perurteilt NOR
ben. Seine @erteioieung beitono oo-
ri1 bob er tlur oonr6 cine @ebGroe"
@eredtigfeit fir iid babe errei9en
ipoaer.
g(us @ictoria, g. g., neloet
moll: Die dinefii6e &egiernmg bat
ibre @eianoten in @oibinetoi1, 2on-
oon 8oris nnb Sofio ongetpieieu,
@rbebungen iiber bas Spitenl nlt6
Die 8erlpaltltng Der 9an1pfibiff-
fabrts-2inien in oen bier 2an6erl1
ar5llltellell Inn oaonr1 Die @riill-
onne elmer nationolen 6ineiiI9eft
9anpfi6ifffobrtslinie poraubereitea.
Ser 8lan aebt oabin, baB Die Gegic-
rrng einen Seil oes nottpenoieen
&apitals beiiteuern uno, dbnlit pie
sSopan, Sublioien 5oblen ioG. Gum
9lnfona Ion nur ein 0ampferoienIt
anf ben 6ineiilden Stron1en einge-
ribtet lperoen, Damn ioa Der Ser
febr ldnes Der &iifte oosufomrnea
uno i6lieBlid iollen bie 9inelii6pn
8an1pfer aub ben 8erfebr nit ser
Weitfmite @merifas bermitteln.
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Grafibcut hi(ft Waifeu.

Sunberten bon @aiien muroe
ourh ben Brdiioenten bes usSnoll-
trial onb Srpbans Some" bon Mo-
con, 60, gebolfen, nel6er f9reibt
vggSir brauden electric gitters III
oieiem SSnititut felt 8 Sabren. gs
5eigte ii6 als cine auBeroroentlt1e
Wfebi5in fir Magert, 2eber urto SHE.
ren-2eioen. 8ir balten es fir cine
Der beiten Samilien-Weoi5inen Der
Welt." gs belebt Die 2ebensorga.
men. reinigt oas 8lnt, bilft Der Ser
oauung erregt Mppetit. I'm oiinlte,
blei6e ihnade &inoer ooer berun-
tergefommene 8erionen gu itarfen
ulro tpieoer auf5ubaueil, gibt es nihts
@ebnlihes. 9os 8eite fir Srauen.
leioen. geur so gts. bel alien Drug
gilterl.
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90. s. & s, ga6n.
3ur i3eit Der Niasfellbdlle.

Sett fon1mt bic Imitige l3eit feran,
Die Seit ber Masfenb1lle,
9SD ttfb masfieren Se6ern1ann
gStrb tppbl getuik mnb i6nelle.
9a ipringt nnber ais Sarlefim
gSer ionft 10 ernft mttb fttlle.
Wan glanbt es germ, es plaget i'm
Sent iid1er feine Grille.
ttnb iper 6efannt ais Saienfme
ST beut etm fiibner Sitter,
Sn 9tagl ppm G1eitel BITS gum Sus
Shetnt bent' er gar nidjt bitter.
9ie, tuelde iDnit bic 3eit perbrad,t
Srn arbettsbpllea 2eiDe,
Grideint ais &5nistm Der Gadjt,
Sm fternbeietten &letbe,
1lnb BET iidj bmden tets sentmkt,
ttnb ipreden bnrft' MIR Ieiier,
Der fdlreitet bemte, ieIbftbewmkt,
Wis Snltan Dber Saiier.
ttub er, her ais Hamtpffelbelb,
@eburiam mar bet Geiner,
Der m1d1te hemte npr ber gSelt
als Sitter 8lambart idJeinen.
~ tIuyt WuH WtaateH uuernu,
ttnb Seber idjeint su nteimem,
ST f6nne bier i'm &arnepal,
Was er ntdbt tit, bod id)etnen.
Spfj etne Sadje tppllem mir
Mnd) biesnal midlt nasfierem,
9as iit ber Snrit mad 2pne Star
Sier,
Sas fann man nid5t risfieren.
'S min BET Der lauten Sr59liflfeit
Sid aud bic &eble laben,
flnb bas fann man 81 jeber Seit
9pd1 nnr Dpnt Gone Star 6aben.
90 lebe bpd bas 2pme Star Sier,
BUR Sett ber Wasfenfremben,
Gs ffmedt ms jett, bDd) iuullen mir
Gs ipater and tid)t meiben.
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ct. ssames SAFE.

9ieies po1it6noig neu eingeri9tctc
8eitaurmt lit cine ourdauS popn-
lare sSnititution oie pegen Der bill
ligen 8reiie Seoem 8ugdnglid lit,
9tegulare Weabl5eiten meroen 5lt 25
Gents eeliefert, ein ausge5eidneter
8uiineB Mens 2un6 foitet nur Is
Gents. glaes gut uno por8iiglif su-
bereitet. 9elonoers bie 0elttiden,
Inn oeren aunol9aft bringeno qete-
ten miro, meroen 9laes idmadGaft
finoen.
s. Masenbie, @igentii1er.
ltnter Dem ct. SsSannes Sotel, Soltlton
StraBe.
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M6e 2inrplll

iagte, bab man elm 9an5es gof bobz
items cine 3eit lang, aber niernals auf
Die 9auer gum Narren bdlten tonne.
gefpeis bafiir ltefern all6 Die beriibn1terl
ct. 8ernarb &rdliterpillen. 5unberte
bon iogen. Rntentmebi5inen Iirlo entftait=
ben llnb fpe9en ibrer @irfllngsIoIigteit
bonn 8olfe fpteber Der 8erge55enbeit iberz
nittelt tpproen. Sie ct. Ber11orb
&rdnterpillen aber baben ii6 bnrh
Sabr5ebnte bii1bnr6 bic CUNT oes Wols
fes, eriporben lino erbalten, llnb atuar
tpegen ibrer ilnberglei6en 8irfung bel
allen &ranfbeiten 6es Magens, Der 2es
ber nno Der Nieren. Ine gpot6efer,.
25 Gents.
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San 9(mtpnio Sractipn So.
esn Der Olbenburoiid,en gsoIf

SsSn Der Sloenbnrgil6en 8olfs.
5eituns leien mir: uSSSn 8arin in
Medlenbure iino pobre Hradtbaltte.l
Dor einieen 9agen gum offentlideu
8erfauf gefonmen: bas auf Gbbrllb
geItellte olte Shulbous uno S6lll-
oienerbaus. 0as S6ulbous gilIg
fir 100 Warf meg, bas S6uloiener-
baus fir 35 Mearf. Cine iiberaus
bobe Summe ipurbe aber fin bas
Irmenbats geboten. sir eanoe-
5 Marf ging, mie Die o2bg. 2anbes-
5eituttg" i6reibt, oas @ebauoe an ei.
nen 8oulr1ternebmer iiber. Sb in
oieIem @ebdltoe mol slrme getpobnt
ho6en?"
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@t6ti8e Wotis
slm Die Gatrone Der Strafenbabnears,
iuabrenO Die 6Ouitunitrakeu-
bride repariert iutrS.

9aiiagiere Ser Cars ipeitli9 bon
Der Bride, Ole na1 Der Sitieite
transferieren fonnen Die erite Gor,
irgeno einer 2inie BON Der ct. Warg
StraBe aus nebmen uno Bis gun
@lano 8lo5a fabrelt obne oaB lift
gronsfertidet aufgenommen miro.
9fiper @penue Baiiagiere fonnen Die
erlte Gar irgeno elmer 2inie in Der
Souitpn StraBe nebgner uro bis
sur Bride fabren, obne ooB ibne.,
oos Sransfertifet abgenommen miro.
San 9(ntpnip Sractipn Gp.
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9lus @iGemgtoo ol1f G1,ror

gns 8iaemitao auf Curacao
miro gen1eloet, bob Die @a1ri9t, in
Caracas, Der &auptftabt bon 8ene-
5nela, Jet Die 8eulenpeit ausgebro-
den, ni6t mabr ift. Das @eriibt
ioa bon Sotelbeiisern in l11nIauf ae-
iebt iein, Die oaour6 einen @eihGfts,
foi1furrenten i11oigen fpollten.
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Haeitalbeilan
NerbenI6pd6e

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ferbeH GuStIdffen, Rrufts, Niidens lirb Nopf.
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unb 0sitntS, &atarrb. UlaeenbrAdsn, stu6iber.
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finn - erfaoren aus benz pSustnbfrennb1, pIe
etnta4, fAnell nnb btlIts allie itnnathrtts
DEN Uerlnfte nnb anbsre OsIsen jusenS
llMer Werirrunsem srRnblt1 seletlt umh
bstle Wefnabbest nnb Urp6fInn isieSey.
trfenet tperben fSnnen. Wans neues
SeiIperfatrem. 0eber fetn etener arst.-
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bon lung Anb ait maann urb Grau, eeIefeft
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Gsntb In 9riefmartsn berfteseIt besoeen tperbeit
bon ber
4ribat<alinif, 1876. Nbenne
3assp E3prk. -. NJ.
@an eriudbue bte Sreie greiie +. Eesas.
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Das observation-disclosures Ser
2pgislatur bon Oregon bat cine 8ia
angeuommen Die es ben Srau per-
bietetk Sutnaoel1 gu tragen, Die Iir>
aer als aehu 2pl( ii11o
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@ie aus Ser Sauptifaot Weri

gSIe aus Der 9dupHfd0f Ufer1@
TO gelneloet miro, bot Die Sssnterna-
tional Snlelting Company of Netp
gorf Die 8erfe Der gonlpa1ia We-
talureiu in 9orreon fir feds Mil-
lionen geios gefauft. gs ioG oies
Der 9egifln eines groBen Samples
5ipiihen Der Imerican Smeltiilg
Company uno Der International
Smelting Company fem.
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9as ssismarf Safe

am olten 9lab, 307 saano 8lasa,
miro bonn l 5ebruar OIL unter rleuer
2eitllng iein. sllles quite Der Saiion
miro geboten. Die bette &unoi6oft
finoet bette slufipartung 81 naBiaell
Greiien. @er uns eiltinol beluhI,
miro iteter &ll1l0e bIeiben.