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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18

A railroad engineer read his watch
wrong" and more than score Of lives
were sacrificed as the result, down on
the Denver and Rio Grande railroad.
On the surface. It looks like fimsy
excuse, but in railroading 1t is a verita-
bic mountain of cause.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18

The press representatives at the State
House, who held banquet recently,
modestly deny that they nominated a
governor of Vermont at that time. Such
measure of self-restraint has not been
noticed in other banquets held recently
In Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18
The Public Utilities Measure.

The improved prospect for the pas
sage By the legislature Of measure
providing for the regulation of public
service corporations is gratifying 10 all
champions Of the people Governor
Hughes Of New York gained no small
part of his prestige through the cham.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18
A Mere Pup.

passerby- Here, boy, your dog has bit
ten me on the ankle,
Dog 0wnerW Well, that's as high AIS
be could reach. You wouldn't expect
little pup Ike him to bite yer neck,
would yer London Tit, Bits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18

The Solid South is crumbling under
the melting influence Of the president
elect. That raises the question as TO
what win become Of the Democratic par
ty, with its backbone broken.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18

The Springfield Republican thinks
that within ten years every state in
the Union will have public utilities
commission. Concord Monitor.
Vermont viii not, II the present suspi-
cion continues to rest over the legis.
lature.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18
Growing Suspicious.

s'Yon should remember that public
Official is but servant of his country"
Eyes" answered young Mrs. Torkins-
shut aren't few Of them little like
the servant we used to have who went
home every night with market bas-
ket on her arm Washington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18
New Use Fer an Old Abuse.

Miss Judge CAS- the cat was carefully
washing itselr--Isn't 1t too bad that
Polly Gass wasn't born a catg
Mrs. Everything Why7
Miss Judge Then she could use her
tongue on herself. Bohemian Maya.
girp
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18

Strange, isn't II, that you don't realize
how much property you own until you
start to shovel the snow of in front
Of itf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18

If John L. Sullivan would wait few
months, he might take Theodore Roose-
welt along as sparring partner in his
farewell world tour"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18
al. Meal T;eLst.

"Is that man You just bowed to your
publishers" asked the friend.
"Oh, no" replied the struggling
poet; that's my pawnbrokerr' De
troit Tribune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18
The Ethlc, ef KISSING.


A Vienna magistrate has been called
upon to decide whether kissing In the
street Is an onense against public mo
rality
Arnold Schmidt, university student,
was taking fond leave OF his sweet
heart at the door Of her house. This
so shocked clerk who saw the EN-.
brace that he complained TO the police,
and Schmidt was arrested for a breach
Of the public morals. He pleaded in
court that his kiss was a token OF
respect to the maiden. An elderly
spinster living in the house opposite,
who had been an involuntary witness
of the scene, told the magistrate amid
much laughter that she Indignantly
withdrew from the window at once,
because, she said, kissing was not
aesthetic
The court, after much deliberation,
dismissed the case. holding that kiss
ing was no transgression OF common
morals
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18

Out of the wreckage Of taxation pana-
ceas all that we can hope TO snatch il
perhaps strengthened tax commission.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18
WEDDING PRESENTS,
Charming New Gifts In Silver Fol-
the Fall Bride.
FLAT SILVER ACCEPTABLE.
An interesting Assortment Of In.
dividusI Casters For TurbIcrs anc
Bottles A Brides Capacity Fo'
Berry Spoons and Salad Forks.

When selecting gift for the future
mistress OF home It Is well to remem-
Der that unless she is unusually
wealthy she must depend upon bel
wedding gifts for the beautiful little
pieces OF silver and glass that add SC
much to the attractiveness OF her new
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18

Ho for the Man with the Snow shovell
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-18

Here's a tray of good
things for your feet.
Don't let economy betray
your health.
Our FIVE dollar water
proof, double sole, oil
tanned shoes are more
practical than a health
policy.
We are making interest
ing prices on all heavy
goods to clean up for
spring.
FUR COATS TO RENT.
WE CLEAN. PRESS ANB
REPAIR CLOTHING.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

-"
CIAL S275-Of oak,
mostly quarter-sawed.
finished Early English or
weathered. Round p
inch top, with beveled
edge, square tapering
legs Of heavy stock !;
shaped shelf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

ed that the number OF deaths from
accident IN tho mines OF Great Brit
ain are only i2a per 1000. So the
fatalities among the mine workers
m this country are nearly four
timos larger than In Great Britain
The geological survey report
proudly calls attention 20 an un-
preeedontod increase I'm the number
~ tons Of coal producod Go the al
vance OF The market value Of coal
al the mlneA 10 year of uneuualed
prosperity as To- regularity OF em-
ploYmont, and the profits and wages.
etc, but against all this there loom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

that several small explosions oc-
cured IN the mine recently. but the
facts were huahod up. and that the
men regarded the oolllory as q dam
gerous place 10 work. bat being un-
organized they were diaincllned 20
complain for fear Of losing their
Jobs
Just n week before the explosion
occurred the men formed "a union
and sent for "a charter TO the head
quarters of the United Mine Work
ere o. America az indianapolis. In
tending to demand that tho company
Introduce safety appliances. That
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

like spectres the forms of S.ttl
killed and wounded soldiers In the
mining division OF the Industrial
army
John Mitchell has divided the coal
producing states into three groups.
classified aa thoroughly unionzed
partially unlonized, and practically
unorganizod Thus In the organized
states, including Ohio. Indiana, me
nois and Iowa, the number of
miners killed por 1000 averages 2.tI
which Ia still almost double the
British fatalities Ina tho partially
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

Is the Information that receive
from one Of the national officers
Furthermore the records show that
nearly every explosion in which
men were killed Wholesale during
the past few years occurred IN none
union minoa.
DO you know mat the numbor of
miners killed IN 1907 was 4Se for
every 1000 employed? This fact is
revealed In the 1907 report Of the
United States geological survey. In
bulletin No. az, United states bu
roau Of labor, Just issued, IL 10 stat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
Special Prices on Sheets, PlOps, Pillow Cases and
Bedspreads in January Sales of White

organized states OF Pennsylvania
and Washington the number killed
per 1000 totals 5.oT In the unor-
ganized states such as West Vir-
ginla. New Mexico and Alabama,
the killed average a.t0 In 600 I'm
West Virginia miners are killed Off
Ike flies. No less than 1886 deaths
occurred per 1000 in the mines OF
that state last year.
Bureau OF labor bulletin 40. as,
before referred 20, states that 'he-
tween 10000 and $4,000 workmon
lose their lives IN accidents ga the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

LIBRARY TABLE, SPE-
CIAL S7.50-Of oak. largely
quarter-sawed, finished TUNED
or Early English. Has AZ
inch round top and base OF
heavy, square stock. A very
rigid and substantially made
Table.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
SOL DlERS OF INDUSTRY
DYING AT THEIR POSTS

the lives of upward Of $50 worltmen
were biotted out, gag just about az
model az the model mlnos m
West Virginia and Alabama that re-
contly Mortified civilization BY the
immensely Of their death tolls Tho
coroner ~ Mariana has learned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

course Of their employment IN this
country during a year" Are the
horrors Of war much worse than the
horrors Of peacog
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
NEARLY $500 MINERS KILLED
OR WOUNDED DURING
YEAR.
~ PETER poWER.

II turns out that thS emodel7
Minis a. Mariana. Pa. IN which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

PIE BED ROO NJ
CHAIR. SPECIAL SASS --
or maple. with bird 'a-oye top
ran Shaped seat. frame and
front legs. three moulded
alaas In back; box oonstruc-
ton. open cane seat Also
IN birch. finished natural
TO match both fin.
ialhis at special price Of 1926.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

HIGH BACK DIN
ING CHAIR, SPECIAL
Sol5 49, Oak, largely
quarter sawed. finished
golden. Slip leather scat,
box construction,
square tapering from t
posts, heavy shaped back
panel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc.
Store Closes DAILY o. $40
January Sale Of Furniture Presents Special Offering

Preparations for this occasion have been made on
larger scale than before and the high standa
of value-giving which has made our January and Ju
Furniture Sales the takedof events of the Fnitu
trade in this portion of the country is fully maintained
Tomorrow will see large assortments of Sale Furi
ture upon the floors, and visit will deeply impress "
with the Importance of the savings.
Owing to the large quantities of Sale Furniture tn
must be shown, and the limited floor space avaab
deliveries of January Sale Furniture purchases necessarily be
our earliest convenience
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

LADY'S OAK DESK, SPE-
GAL Sl7.5o-Of fine. flaky,
CHARTERED oak, finished waxed
golden. Has shaped drawer
front and ends. double leaf
supports and well-arranged
interior. Width, 81 inches;
height. 40 inches; depth of
desk when open, % inches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

OAK CHAMBER CHAIR.
SPECIAL. sf25 - OF oak.
principally quarter sawed.
finished golden. Cane seat.
shaped front legs. box con.
struction Back panel OF an.
usual design small. dainty
carving ornaments center Of
top rail. Rocker to match,
special s5.25.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-28
2,tr aueQe striifae6en.

Ibe 2incoln mltroe einnal 9e=
frogt, mie lang oie 8eine zines
Wannes iein ioQten obne 8eoen=
fen onttportete er, BOB tie lang genng
lein %lolten, UNI bon ieinem &orper
bis our @roe 51t rei6en.
@ie melt ioute Sbr @bItraft 5lt-
rilf geben?
8ir iino Ser Meinung, BOB, mernl
Sic i~iberbaupt oaran geben, oie ge=
idoffenbeit Sbres Sitels 81 unteriu-
6erl oieie ltnteriudung inter alien
l1mitdnoen bis gum ltriprungspulft
5ltriidgeben loate.
@enn Elm @lieo in Ser &ette
feblt, Damn iino Sic INNER I'M lta-
geipiiien
Ser u@ront" ooer oas 19oteut"
lit sic @rllnolaee ielbit, bic n@ur5ei
oes Sitels", mie Die Bidder iaeen.
l1nterri6ten Sic iid iiber Sbrel
Sitel bon @nfang OIL.
Geriangen Sic einen @bltroft, ebe
Sic fouferl = Ser gigentiimer Re
5ablt oofiir.
STE Serar Mitraet Gumpant,
209 8eit=Gommeree StraRe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-28
Der ,Nripn" fpmmt.

Isle bereits gemeIoet, ipnroe al;
benz S6neerfeit -@ommers in @ot.
Deiton Elm an 9errn 90. Cling in
9oufton geridteter grief bon Serr,
9enrp Siibrer, Dem B~rdiioentel
oes 8roofIpner yMrion", perleien, IN
Dem eilt 9eiud oieies beriibmten @e.
iangbereins III Seras angefinoigi
muroe. Dieier 9rief lautete mort.
lih, nie folgt:
Sebr geebrter Serr Silingl
Ser Sefret1r oes uMrion" Dor
8rooflpn bat BON mir ben Muftraa
erbaIten, Sbnen cine Gopie 6es Mei-
iebudes unierer beriibmten Deutf1-
lanbreife pom Iesten Sabre gu len.
ben. 8ieaeibt aeben mir IN Sab.
resfrift nod 9nbnla unb Werifo
Muf Dem Miidpege pare elm 8eiuls
in &ouiton u1o @alpeiton nid)1
ausgeihloiien. Dit ber5liditen @rii-
ben an Sic uno 5rau @emahlfs1
perbleibe ib bodahtungspon
9enrD Sltebrer,
$50 Buibnid MDe., 8rooflpn.
Die 8erleiung oes 8riefes erres=
te groBen gntbuiidsmas uno es muir
be beihloiien, ben 8rooflpnern eint
8iafommen 9epelhe 3u5uienoen
Menn tie fommen, meroen iie iber-
al NIT offenen @rmen empfnlger
ueroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-28
.9ofale8.
Seriemidutle Ser Sermannsi66ne.

Im Montag Dem Z. Stunt be.
ainnt Der lnterri1t in Ser oeltidlelt
6erienidule, pel6e sic Sermonn3=
1ob1e ieoes Sabr n~nterbalten. Die
S6ule miro aud oies Mol unter
2eitung BON Brofeiior S. sc. Sal6eol
itebel uno ein tiibtiges Corps
bon 2ebrern nno 2ebrerinnen miro
i'm beim llnterridt unteritiiten. N(3
9ofal bat Der Sbulrat Die 8radel1
ridge Grammar S6ool an Ser Siia=
alamo StraBe, Die alte oeuti1-eng-
liibe S4ule, 5ur 8erfiieung geitent.
Sir baben ihon friiber BEL Der
ihieoenen @elegenbeiten Sen @ert
uno oie 8eoeutuns oieier oeutl6el
5erienidule ser @ermnnnsiobne fer
p~oreeboben. sic erg1n5t oe.l
neutrality-suspicious. unterriht in INF
fern offentlihen Sdulen, inbem in
ibr bas oeuti6e nidt rtur ols 2ebr
mittel-@ egenltano, ionoern ouf dIs
1lnterri6tsiprade bennbt miro. Sil
gIebt gefptlermaBen &onberlat1onS-
1nterribt I'M oeutihen, menn aud
einfa6fter @rt, ullo foroert ouf nic-
ie Weiie Ste 2iebe our Spro6e nnl
Die Butt an ibrem @ebrau6 mebl
als irgeno Elm anoerer l1nterri6t es
tim funn. 9esbalb iolten au9 aGe
oeuti6en Gltern lire &inber M Die
lie Sdule f6iden. 0ie Musgaben.
25 Gents per Monat, iino 10 geril1.
oaB ii6 i6lieblid Elm Sober iie lei.
item fam. uno man niist ni1t III,
ben 4inoern mon niist auh oclu
9eutidtum i'm MGgemeinen, mens
man Die 56ule unteritiist nno i6rs
5ortoauer iidert.
llnt Srrtiimer au ber1neioen, lna
den mir nod oarauf onfmertlam
bob eit Sober, OF er Meitglieb nel
9ermannsI0bne lit ODER ni1t, ieir.
4inoer in oieie Sdule ididen fanr
Die Shule lit fir bas angemei1,
Demtihtim bon San Intonio ba
nidt Bios fir ben Oroen ser Ser
manns10bne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-28
ufette" 4usmabl BON 8reilen be-
itintrnt morben lit.

%itinunt moroen lit.
@os oas l1nterbaltungs-Nro=
grolnm angebt, 10 bat man iib in
eriter Geibe Der belu6enoen 0omen
beoodt, llno 90 mar arutimmt, oab
olle Snfel in 9amenbegleitung Ell
iheilten meroen, bat man oiesbes
5iieli6 umfolienoe 8%orfebruneer ge-
t%roffen. auf Somitog abeno, bel1
10. SUM-, bat mo1t einen 9omer=
abeno i'm 0%opioiou Sbeater ntbe-
rolllnt. Son1tog nadmittag rdltltt
mor Sen 9amen BEN pra6tigen Ga=
lumet=&lub Elm 5lpeds zines &artcu7
CURRIERS', fir oos Elm 8reis=6ono5
BON $500 feitgeiebt moroen lit.
5onntag abenb finoet oonn i'm Sip
poorom elm @alofon5ert ltatt. Mon-
tag pormittos gebt's in Die 8abIt-
id)e @ral,erei gum groben Sriibldsp ID
pelt. Gin genialerer @irt als @oi.
@uitap 9obit ldBt iid nidt oellfea.
urb Ser geillb I'M groBen @antbri-
nus-9alait peripri6t redt fibel 81
meroen. Wontag na6mittag finoei
ser eroBe Musflug nod 8bitefiif
9op ltatt, Sem pra6tig gelegencr
@orort am Mi6igon Gee.
Sfotonfel o%aentbalbet1 oiirftelt 10.
nit oie Neiie gu Dem groBen Cur,
nier rei6lih Der Weiibe inert fil1oen.
uno ser 8erbanb erlaBt OH ale 2ieb-
baber oes eolen uSfat" eine berslibe
ginlabung, uno ben beber5igenoell
@inf, idon ieet nit ben Bldnel1
fir Den 9eiu6 in Wiltpoufee 81 be-
|ginnett. @nmelonngen iomie ionIti-
| ge Mnfragen lino 5u ri6ten on Del
Notionol=S efretdr Saul Sromnom
All groaomop, Wilmaufee, isis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-28
9as Gfat- Xarnier in Wi(manfee

Sn ge5ug auf oas eroBe Sfat-
xournier in Miltuailfee gebt uns fol-
genoe 3uihrift gu:
Sim 49,, 90. unb 81. Sum- miro
in WiltDnufee nSfat-@ eididte~ &C.
madt. 0as oiesidbrige Surnier oes
Nor6=Nmerifaniihen Sfat-gerton-
oes, gu Dem fid IN 9entidtgftbe,l
nidt Deniger als 5000 Sfat-O nfel
aus allen @auen einfinoen iper-
ben perfpridt fir Die gntpifeIung
Des Spieles bier8ulonoe Elm m1hti-
ger Gaftor gu merben. 0as Iebbafte
Sntereiie, oas man benz aongre5
IN Sfatfreiien aaentbalben entgeaeit-
bringt, MBt flar erfennen, oaB maj
in uno duBerbalb Der 8erbanofrei=
1e benz greignis feline poae @ebeu.
tung 5umiBt. 9ie @refutibbeamteit
un6 2ofolbeboroen In Miltpaufee ar.
beiten tpie Die 8iber an ben mannie-
faItigen 8orarbeiten, uno ma bari
bereits getroit annebmen, oaB ales
slpie am Shnirden" 5u Der feItee-
iesten 8eit Dor iih geben miro.
Die giienbabnen baben fir bcs
Turnier cine carbohydrate bon eilL
uuo.ein-balb bepi[igt. Dieter Son.
5efiion lit feline lonltige 8eoingun1
beigefiigt. Mon fauft ainfad fein
9ifet nod Milmulfee. Maer6ings lit
onIielbe MIR fir einen beitimmtcn
Eermin giiltig, jeoo6 lit oieier aus
reiheno. Muh betont Der 8erbano
pieoerum, oaB Der 3utritt gu Dem
Eurnier eoem SfatipieIer freiiie5t
nod BeIeg oes gntres bon So. Mn-
meIoungen meroen bereits jest entge-
gengenommen, Den Betrag bat mon
ober erit am Gage oes Curriers' 81
binterlegen.
Die 9reisbeb0roe Bat nunmebr oie
MongIifte Der Breiie feitgeiest. Der
aufoIae tuiro Der 9autpreis Die @ar-
{umme BON $1,000 betragen, uno
ais .4ongreBpreis" befannt lcin.
Der atreite Yreis, als nWilwoufec.
Yreis" befannt, betrdgt Die BarluliI-
me bon $500. Den oritten Treia
biloet Die prdhtiee nMilwaiifee
sentinel" -Sropbde, i'm Werte noil
$500. Dos bon ben gbicagoer Sfat-
pereiuen geltiftete maiiipe Silber-
Gerpice biloet ben pierten Hreis. SIN
aorserl fon1nlen nidt meniger afs
$50 Warpreiie uno $50 SropbGerl
siir 9erteiIung. 4uf ieoe aht Spie-
Ter fGIlt elm Breis. Wan bot oieiem
Bunft Der arrangements piel Iuf-
merfIomfeit geiderft, uno ~ieoenfalls
ltebt feSt, ooB bei feinem friibere'1
grirnier oes 8erbanoes ein abnIid)
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bringe. @od 5ebniabrigem Gin
blum peroiene i6 pieGeidt iopiel, boS
ih alletu loft mer0e"

bringe. 0ad 5ebniabrigem gtu-
blum peroiene ib piellei6t iopiel, hoS
i6 alein iatt meroe."
llrpiaig %Itraften Sernanoes Mr-
gen Die fleine 8prlaute, Damn recte
iid oas Wao6en nod bober uno fubr
fort:
so lanee oie @eiebsebung al
leitt in ben &Glloen ser Mannler
liegt, baben mir ni6ts gu boffen.
0orum miiiien mir mieoer uno im-
nler pieoer oarauf 6eiteben, oaB sic
Srauelt Sit u1b Stimme i'm &eids.
tag baber1, mo ibr 8prt iopiel
gilt, mie oas Oes iimpellten Mannes,
Der pieaei6t ni6t mol einelt Sumo
binter Dem 9adofen ~berporloden
fonn."
uSein's barnlber5ie, @rafel, "
flebte oas Norle nit angitnoa er1o.
benen Sanben, 90 itedt man un$
am gnoe a nod in De Uniform, beul
iuellt mir ale &edte mie Die Wfdf-
nerln baben, miiiien mir q nod
mool NIT in ben arieg2"
ugflibe" qebot Maraito nieoet,
uno eitt llerpoies 3uden lief iiber lbr
3artes @eiidt. Son Belt 81 3els
fubr iie nit Ser Sono in ibren boben
iteifen meiBen, &raqen, als mGre er
ibr 5u eng, ols miiBte tie eritiden.
(SortieemlA foT9t.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-28

8irti6aftslofalen iid 6etrinfet. Gas
benefit gar ni6ts. SITES IN Ser 8elt
lit Dem MiBbrou6 ~ousgeiebt. Die
ein5ige 6roge, nm Die es iif 9ah-
beln fam, lit, Of bent 0fiBbraud)
iid iteuern laBt uno Oh trob oes gez
legentli6en MiBbroll6s ni6t Die gue
te Seite iiberlpiegt. Cine iol6e 8ril-
lung bot Dos @irtsgei6qft nidt gu
fiirchtpn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-28
WIIcrIci.

SIe1tges Staptfdl miro e1ne gls=
Sabrif uno &iibl=S =@nlaJe
an Ser 9urnet=Str an Ben @eleiien
ser Siiolihen 8acific gabn erridte1.
9as @ebduoe neblt @inribtung miro
ni6t meniger als 100000 folten,
6 Stodmerfe bod meroen, i'm Stan-
De iein, 800 gonnen Gis tGglidJ
gu l~iefer1L uno $4,000 4uaora.-
fuB fir &iiblrdume CUR MufnaDme
BON Butter, gier, Sleiid, Sriidte
uno @emiiien entbalten. 8%eioroere
Haume fin @aoren, Die cine trodene
&dlte perlangell iperben ebentaus
borbonoen fem. Gbas. u. 3iIfer,
@ice-8rdii6ent Der Soutbern See
anb Colo Storage 60, befinoet iid)
augenblidlid auf Der &eiie, Inn &or.
trafte fir Die notigen Maidiner, Die
Die beIten i'm Marfte lein iolen, oh=
5uidlieBen.
S. g.. 9eter, gice-9raiibent
nllb @ei6dftsfiibrer Ser Gan Mntonio
uno @ranias SAB 8abn ,erfldrt
oaB bic @eieli6aft nit Dem 8lane
umginge, Elm neues Depot 5u bauer,
tpeldes ben anoern miirbig CUR Seite
iteben iolte. lteber Dos @am unS
8ie fonnte SEER Setter nod feline
Iltsfunft geben.
Die Office oes itdotiiden Miiei.
Tors miro am 1. Sum- eroffnet lper-
BEN, Inn Miieiiments auf8unebmc,i,
9ur1 Die pielen Neuba1ten lit sll
ermarten, Dab oos Enrichment int
nddften Sabre bebeuteno b0ber iein
miro, mie in oieiem. Sn oieIcnl
Sabre belief es iib auf $61,705,
1856, eesen $54>691,3 1856 i'm @or-
Or. 5eroinanb 9erff mabte
ben 8orl6lag, CUR grpeiterung Ser
Commerce StraBe, Die oberen Stod-
nerfe Der @ebdube nnberiibrt lno
ourh einen aolonnabengang, unter
Dem iid Die Seitenipege befilloen,
fifteen gu laiien. 9ie iesigen Sciten-
mcgee fdmen oanm CUR StraBe
uno miiroen oieier oie gemiiuitb.
te @reite geben. 0ieier Goridlag
miiroe nift niir Ser biGigite uno am
leibteiten ourhfibrbare fem; er Mir
De anb Der StraBe cine eigentliin-
lihe Shonbeit berleiben, Die bel CUR
Mn5iebungsfraft Gan @ntonios BEL
tragen miiroe.
Gin 5~0idbriger Merifaner,
Grancisco be grii5, nur0e tot III iei=
mem Bette I'M &intergebduoe ppn
825 Siio-Slores Strabe gefunoen.
gr nor elm Sremoer uno fam crit
Dor Sturgeon bier on, mo er iih rne6.
rere @ohen In einem 9oipital auf.
belt, nm ii1 BON elmer Berlesun9
furieren 5lt lalien. gr batte Oas
6oipital Dor einigen Sagen Der-
lqiien 90 er firhtete, Dob man i'm
operieren tpolle. Sein i3immergc-
noiie bemerfte am 9onneritae, bob
De grll5 aniheineno Die Sprade per-
Tor, bod fonnte ibm oerielbe itoG
Bic Nanuen ieiner 8riiber in Sun
Suan De @lanbe, goabuila, Merifo,
mitteilen. Der Mam ging oann
einen @r5t gu rufen, bod fano Der
ielbe oe Gru5 BEL Ieiner &iidfebr be-
reits tot. So uno elm &ditden nit
hirurgiihen Snftrunenten mar @l,
les, mas oerielbe binterlieB. Wan
bot an ieine 8riioer in Merifo telc-
srapbiert, INN Snitrllftionen betreffs
Der 2ei6e.
- &elte Nahmittae iino Die bieii-
gen Shulen gei6loiien moroen uno
boben Die groBen Serien begonren.
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2ehrer-@eind.

@eiudt 2ebrer ooer 2ebrerin fir
oie @aaes S6uIe, gutter @ebalt uno
quite @obnullg, 2ebrer nit Samilie
miro porge5ogen. @%pplifanten ito-
gen iid on folgenoe Sruitees iper-
ben: 9ermann Sdwar8loie, 2t.
9ittfurtb ober@ilp Strempel. @brei-
lie &ingsburp, Seros, 81. S. 8. SEQ. 2.
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Gebte 1872 SATIRE.

Wm. Barr, gnglanos altelter
Mann, beiratete nit 1870 gum oritten
Wale, arbeitete i'm 6eloe bis 1872 unb
lebte nod 90 Sabre I6nger. 2eute
nit so Sabren ioaten nod iugenolih
iein. Sames 8rigbt bon SpenloG,
8p., 5eigt, mie man jung bleibt. sd
fiible fpie Elm 4nabe BON 16 Sabren,"
Idreibt err onadbem i'd feds Sla.
I6en electric 8itters genomme1.
Set 80 Sabren ma6ten mir Neroen.
leioen oas 2eben CUR 2ait, aber Die
erite Slaide oieier munoerbaren Me-
oi8in iiber5euete mid, ooB id oas
grobte Seilmittel ouf @rben gefirn,
0en." gs lit cine @ottesgabe fix
ihmohe, fr1nflide uno alte Berioner.
@erIuht es. SOC bel oaen 9rnggiiten
(ci,,ar1 ncrpnAptpt WnIf TX
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Qchrer.@einh.

2ebrer gelud)t fir Die Union Sdu.
le, brei Meilen bon Comfort, peId)ee
Deltti6 uno gnglii6 unterrihten
fam. Nieult Wonate S6itle. @ebolt
$50 per @onot. Ierbeirateter miro
borac3ogen. Nnfro9en gu ridten oil
Gbas. 8iermann,
q. S. 9. $40. /, Comfort, Ser.