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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-12
CHOOSE THE SITE FOR
ODD FELLOWS, HOME

Sioux i'aIls, S. D., Aug. 10.-The home
board of the Odd Fellows of South Da-
kota, which has in charge the matter
OF erecting a state home for aged and
INDECENT Odd Fellows, has practically
decided upon 70 acres of what is known
as the Cooley farm. near Dell Rapids,
as the site for the home, Dell RAPIDS
having been selected as the location for
the home. In order to secure the home
Dell Rapids gave a bonus approximate
ing about $4,000. The site now Sc
lected for the home, which will cost
about $4,000. is the highest point in
or about Dell Rapids, affording a very
fine view of the valley 10Th north and
south. The contract for The erection
of the home will be awarded by the
grand lodge OF South Dakota Odd Eel
lows at it's next annual meeting.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-12
GOVERNOR Wesley TO
IRRIGATION CONGRESS

Pierre, S. D., Aug. u-Governor Yes
sey has gone to Spokane to attend the
meeting of the National Irrigation con-
gress, and from there will go to the
Seattle exposition.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-11-18

and made me feel like new person,
and it shall always have my praise"
Mrs. w. ?. VALENTINE, 902 Lincoln
Avenue, Camden, N. j.
Gardiner, Me. q was great suf-
ferer from a female disease. The doc
tor said / would have to go to the
hospital for an operation, but Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound com
pletely cured me in three months. -
MRS. S. A. WILLIAMS, r. F. d. No. IA
Box 80, Gardiner Me.
Because your case is difficult one
doctors having done you no good
do not continue to suffer without
giving Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable
compound trial. 1t surely has cured
many cases of female ills, such as in
flammation, liberation, displacements
fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic
pains, backache, that bearing-down
feeling, indigestion, dizziness, and ner-
vous prostration. 1t costs but trit'e
to try it, and the result is worth mil.
lions to many suffering women
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-11-18

Girls" will be here at the Ben
nington oprea house on Tuesday eve
ming, Nov. 20 after long run at
Days Theatre, New York, where it
broke all records for business. The
piece is the work of Clyde Fitch,
whose ability as an author no one
can question. and who has to his cred
it more than fifty successes. Equal
credit should be given to Sam S. and
Lee Shubert, the producing managers
for the excellence of the company and
beautiful scenic effects furnished.
The piece is said to be very much up
to date and that it wins approval
through Mr.. Fitch's close observa-
ton of everyday weaknesses, humors
and motives when reproduced on the
stage land properly broadened, be
come important enough to raise a
laugh as we recognize their truth.
The episodes center about three
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-11-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

Miss Edna l.. LOOMS is confined to
the house by illness.
Judge E. H. Holden has been spend
ing a few days in Rutland.
Seymour Wood has remodeled the
interior of his liquor store on North
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ]. Holden are
to spend the winter with her parents
in San Francisco, Cal
The advance sale of reserved seats
for Girls" will start at the box Office
tomorrow evening at O'Clock.
Mrs. Elizabeth French and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edward p. Ball have moved
from Maple street to Pittsfield where
Mrs. Balls husband is employed.
Ground has been broken for the
house to be buiiC by Arthur e. Hollis
ter on Grandview street. 7. A. Car
penter and Sons have the contract.
Hart says that so far he has been
able to secure enough strictly fresh
eggs to supply the trade and he has a
fairly good supply on hand for Thanks
giving.
An illuminated town clock will soon
be placed on the Savings bank build
ing in Hoosick Falls. Architect w.
C. Bull of this town designed the
clock tower.
The Hoosick Falls lodge of Elks
have voted to purchase the Benedict
property in that town as a home for
the society. Repairs will at once be
made on the building and the whole
fitted up in the finest of shape.
Remember the entertainment to be
given in Academy hall this evening
by the pupils of st. Francis de Sales
Academy. Admission % cents to
adults and 10 cents for children.
Dancing will follow the entertain
ment. Good music by Woods orches-
ira. All are welcome.
The repairs on the Bahan property
which have been in the course of con
struction for some time under the d.
rection of Miss Mary r. Sanford, are
progressing rapidly. When complet-
ed the house and grounds will be one
of the finest of the many fine places
at Bennington Center.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-11-18
NORTH WHITE CREEK

Charles and Ernest Bennett shot a
deer one day last week.
Edward and Ellis Bailey were at
Johnsonville Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Jordan spent
Sunday at James Benefits.
s.. r. Lake of White Greek has been
here the past week buying lambs and
calves.
Rollin Hanna has returned home af-
ter spending a few days with his son,
John in Syracuse
Daniel Harrington of West Airing
ton and cousin, Mrs. Best of West
Windsor visited at the home of Capt,
Bailey recently
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-11-18

young bachelor women fighting for ex-
istence in New York studio Their
difficulties, graphically pictured, are
many. For sleeping accommodations
they have a sofa couch, a folding bed
and a Morris chair. The process of
getting ready for the night is shown
with all the perfection of minor de-
tail for which the author is celebrat-
ed.
The girls start off as sworn man
haters, banded together against mat
rimony and the invading male. Nat
urally they all prove traitors to their
cause, and in the end all three find
the man of their choice and, of
course, marry.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-11-18
SBURY

Miss Anna Somers of Bennington
spent Sunday with her brother, Ed
ward Somers.
Mr. and Mrs. William Strong aud
son Jesse spent few days last week
in Cambridge.
Miss Sarah Burt of Bennington
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Burt.
Edward r. Young of Burlington was
called here last week by the death Of
his brother, Mortimer s. Young
Dennis Mcdonald has resigned his
position as station agent here and ex-
poets to go to Dandy soon where he
has a similar position.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-11-18
RUPERT

n. Bentley spent Sunday in Ben
nington.
Carrie and Harold Harwood are Wis
iting in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Phillips of Westminster has
been visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Aumun and daughter of Lin
coin, Neb., arrived in town Friday.
They will spend the winter with Mrs.
Earl Sheldon.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
N. Sykes was buried Sunday The in
terment was In Wells, this state. The
services were in charge of Rev. Eaton
of West Rupert.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-11-18
GREEN MOUNTAIN VALLEY

Mrs. Ruth Hill has shingled her
house.
Miss Ruby Montgomery has return
ed home.
Ed. Cone and wife spent Sunday
out of town.
Schuyler Harrington was in Ben
nington Saturday.
Mr. Tiff of Dorset is working for
Charles Becker.
Peter Elwell was in Bennington
Saturday on business
Edgar Green has two hundred bush
els of very nice turnips.
John Waite was in Bennington Sat
urday with farm produce.
Alfred Green was in North Benning-
ton Tuesday on business.
Miss Birdena Buck entertained
friend from Troy Sunday.
Merton Olin and wife spent Sunday
in Bennington with friends.
George R. Mattison was in Benning-
ton Friday selling chickens.
Ernest Harrington is drawing green
wood to H. w. Myers & Son.
Clifford Harrington and wife were
in Bennington. Friday on business.
Mrs. David Hill visited at the home
of George Madison the past week.
Clifford Harrington is taking a large
quantity of chickens to Bennington.
Merton Olin is engaged in saving
stove wood with his gasolene engine.
Henry Harrington and daughter.
Miss Fannie were in Bennington Sun
day.
Ed. Mattison and Eugene Lyons
were in Bennington Saturday on bus
mess.
Nelson Madison of. Bennington is
drawing seasoned wood from this
place to Bennington
Miss Anna Pleasant and Mrs. David
Bartlett spent Sunday with friends in
Green Mountain Valley.
Mrs. Lydia Teft and granddaughter
Miss May Williams spent Sunday in
Bennington with relatives.
Mrs. Gilbert Twitchell was in Ben
nington Friday attending the funeral
of her uncle, George l.. Townsend.
Abel Harrington and wife entertain
ed their son, 3. Harrington, wife and
children from South SALISBURY Sun
day
Mr.. Shananan OF North Bennington
and wife enjoyed a carriage drive on
Sunday through the Green Mountain
valley.
Mrs. Libbie Hughes and Mrs. Mary
Mattison have a contract with a dry
goods merchant of Bennington for 500
yards of evergreen roping for the hol-
days
Sharon Harrington of Bennington
visited his sons, Henry and Freeman
Harrington in Green Mountain Valley
Sunday.
William Harrington and Frank Rus
sell have a job getting logs on the
Green mountain for the Eagle Square
Mfg. Co.
Newman Elwell of Bennington and
a relative from the west were in
Green Mountain Valley Saturday Wis
iting friends.
Hiram Huling is canvassing through
Green Mountain Valley for nursery
stock, farm produce and artistic land
scape designs.
John Nash Of Bennington and Mr..
and Mrs. Cross of Granville we're in
Green Mountain Valley by auto the
past week looking at farm in view
of purchasing.
Elias Elwell and wife and Clarence
Waite and wife of North Bennington
enjoyed drive through the Green
Mountain Valley and spent the day
with relatives.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-11-18

this valuable medl-
cine, Lydia Z. Pink
hams We ge ia bl e
Compound. / suf-
fered from terrible
headaches, pain in
my back and right
side, was tired and
nervous. and so
weakIcould hardly
S ia d. Lydia L.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound re-
stored me to health
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-11-18
A CARD

We. the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on a so
cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Sy-
rup of Tar If 1t fails to cure your
cough or cold. We also guarantee a
25-cent bottle to prove satisfactory or
money refunded.
Thompson's Pharmacy,
G. H. Houghton
j. M. Ayres, A. s. Hathaway.
HARDWOOD Drug Store
@. r. and A. B. Hawkins
B. A. Qulnlan, E. G. Woodwork
w. l.. Gokay o. e. Adams
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-11-18
NORTH BENNINGTON

A very important business meeting
of the Bennington Falls club will be
held at the Neighborhood house to-
night at 1880. All members earnest
ly requested to be present.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-11-18
MORE
PINKHAM
CURES
Added to the Long List due
to This Famous Remedy.

Camden, Nj at is with pleasure
that | add my testimonial to your
already long list hoping that it may
induce others to avail themselves of
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-11-18

uRoRaIANA:
Our chef says Gold Medal Flour only.
VERONICA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-09
8laSg's 8eiitesgescnluart.

Neip Oorf, s. Oft. - Gltrd) &C.
ld)idtes Sonbboben zines glrtos Der.
biitete acitcrn Sri. @laops Gopiepelt,
ein Witglieo Der 6onlilie bcs Gy.
Erolioentcr, cinen ltnfoa. Sic ltell-
crfe cit Nuionlobil, in Dem lie nit
ibrer Mlltter, 6rou Sobn &. Mooic.
belt, nnb Sri. Sean Hpoicpelt, iaB, in
SoppiQe. g. ). Sic tllbren nit ct.
ipo 40 MeiIcn itiinolihec @eidupill-
olgfeit oabill. Gor ibnen fu6r Scr
belabrte irilhere Multernfiider Gbas.
Willis nllf eincm Sabrrooe. Sn Der
lleber5eilglng, baB er gerooeonS fab.
rcll iperoe, molte SRI. Hoolepelt an
Ib1n porbeiiabren, ols MiQs plobIid
5ilr Seitc idpenfte. Dime lid) at be.
'%il1ren, mari 81. iunge Game Die
Stellerilng ''crunl nnb brad)te oos
Ailto Did]t Dor Der @eranoo bes 80.
tier Sonie 5lrnt Stiaitonoe. Mills
crlitt eilen orgen Sdrcd nno inbr
gegen Den G%nloltein an. gr fiel bonn
Hoo mo mar Gin paar Minutcn lang
beipllBtlps, blieb aber utlberlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-09
Qmitfligc in st. Guuis.

3nobctlbiic, 9end)ep unb 0ulomin
cr5ielcn Grfplge. - @rcBcr Set.
5lig unb Gin y0oq Der Notioncn."
81. 2puiS, Wo., s. Sftober. -
Glenn $. GurtiB, ipcld)cr in Hbcims,
Tronfreid, bel ieinen Meroplon. 9llli.
ificgen Der Grobcrer bon intrnutiu-
nalcn Ereiicn mar, unternobm &c.
tern orei Illfitiege, BEL benen CT Gin.
mol mcbr ais cine Siertelmeile 81.
riidlegte. wdbrcno Der f~iir5eitc rr,ge-
idbr 220 CARDS betrue. Gem Sf)nl,-
ipiel i'm 6orclt.Turf ,poblltcn ctrpa
100000 Eerionen bel. Gl,rtib' let-
ter Aufiticg milbte oeshalb nbgcfiirst
mcroen, lpeil oic Moihine % ,SllB
i:ber Dem Grobooen periogte; belitc
ipa lie ieboh iuiebcr bergeiteat iein.
8eorae 6rnncois S5mont, Der iid)
bier nit Dem Sormon.9iplon orf-
bolt, mclher Den Yreis fiir oie9auer-
idbrt IN HBeims g%cipan'l, madte brei.
mol in Der IGmmcrunp Den &eriud.
in Die 2iifte 81 iteigen. Gr nmfreiite
ros 6elb mebrerc MaIc, aber nidt
ldneu gciliig, INN Den Groboocn per-
lolicn 81 fonnen, mo ieinc Gntt1u-
ifrn1 mar groB. Gin Monoplon
bonn Spp Der Satbam'iten Maidine
bate utter Der 1iibrima y. s, No.
Ginlon'S, ct. 2uilis, and fcireft Or.
folg. Gic ein5igen 2uftieeler, Die
Ge1tcrn mirflif e~rfolareid) moren.
iuaren &op a%nabenibue, 9incoln
Vead)ep ulo Sbomos Yalbmin in
leltfbaren 9allons. anabenibue erli.
tcte gepoltigcn @eiiau, oils er nit
@eaf)cp Seite an Scite etpa stpei
Meilen suriidlegte.
Der Ban OF Mations" 900 an,
Ibeno Salienoe bon Sdaulultiaeu
nab Dem Goaiieum. Cine Yaraoc,
rie orei Meilcn lang mar uno burd,
meld)e Der 6ortidritt ct. 2onis' aui
iaouitrieaem BeDiet por al,aen ae.
fiibrt ,puroe, mar Die &aupt- Nttraf.
tiot ocs cages.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-09
Nntpn arnpnife's Grmorbnng.

Sp0nep, Nebr.. 8. Sftober. =
Ter luoblbobenbe 6armer 9lnton
&rltpnide mirbe am Mbeno oes %.
,Mlni in Der aiffe ieines @obnbal-
les oiird einen 6lintenihub IN Oen
acpf getootet. Seine Srau ertl1rtc,
BOP H1uber Die Sbat periibt uno cine
Summe Don 500 geitoblen bitten.
Sebod) murbe bel Sen meiteren Nah.
iprihungen bas feblenbe @elb nno
cine 6lintc, eingepifelt IN cine
Sfiir5e DER 6ralL pergraben IN Der
9tGbe Der Staal,ng aitf oem @eboit
qcfunoen unb Ole 6rau bnrauibin
res @attenmoroes angcflogt. gci
Der Observation-Disclosures erfldrte &C.
tern i'm @eriht Der IA Sabre alto
anbreip &rupnide, Der Sobn bes Or
moroeten, oaB err nltb niht ieine Wut-
ter Die 1bat periibt babe. Inromfbin
mlroe Der anabe 81 3udtbausitrnic
euf 2ebens5eit Derlrtbcilt lno 6as
W%rrfabren gesei ieine Wlittcr niroer-
eeihlngen. SIN Gbbut beS Sderiiis
ertI1rte Der anabe ipdter. CT lei I'm
itulois, alid) penu er ocn Morp cin-
atltoltben ydbe. ss& ksg S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-09

ing SDeater in Berlin, ioipie am
Sballa Sbeater in 9omburg. Ssll
Den lesten Sabren bot lie ausgebebn-
te Woltipielreiien llnternomnlen, Die
lie I'M Sabre 1903 oud) ro6 glilerifa
mo England fiibrten.)
Gin to0ter @unocrooftor.
ST. NoObrli6 in Der YrouinS San.
lloper, lit Der emit p%ielgeronnte @,llr,
nerooftor Sddfer aus Dem 2eben &C.
ld)ieocn. Sic nod alien Hidtungcn
Der Wlnoroie berbrcitete &rnoe BON
lelnen erltaunlidenauren bate es be.
pirft, Bob er einen gerabsn label,
boften 3ulauf, beionbers bon pcrm0,
genoen Eerionen, botte. 90 fontlte es
bem ailhnibt @ltnoer nebmelL oob
Der STANDARDIZATION es III nidt gar
LANCER 3eit gum Miaiondr ltno mebr.
faben Hittergutsbeiiser brahte.
Tetb sanleiDe BON 125 % /.
linnen 8 collars.
Not) elmer Meloung bes gerliner
Sngeblottes" beabiid)tigt Die &eifs.
Heglerung, Infol1gs Oes ndditen
Sabres 5ur 9edung oes Gefi5its cine
gnlelbe bon $125,00O,OOO oui5uneb.
men. lem 9latte 5ufolge gibt Dies
cine Grflarung fir Die neuerbings an
Der Sorle 81 Gage getretenen Zen.
oen5, Heihspopiere 81 perfoufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-09
Grb6bmng ppn CAMPER rad)traten

@alpeIt . II, 5cros, s. Sftober.
= Gin bier Don 2onoon eillgeloufe.
mes aabelgramm beiogt, oaB in elmer
bciltc obacbaltcnen Gonfcren5 oGer
Giacntbiimer bon Iompfcrn Die 5mi-
Id)en %cliropdiid)en Saien mo omeri,
foniiben Sdien am atlantiifenS 5eoll
llnD am @oli pcrfebren, cinmiitbig
hcidluIicn wirbe, oie Moten fir
Graft, Die bon omerifaniiden S0fcn
Gus pcrianot miro, 5u erboben. Sn
Der Goniercn5 berrihte Ole Mniidt
por. ooB Die gegenmortigen 6rad,t.
raten l%rn5lllGnglif lino ino oaB oie
agentcn nno onbere Iertreter Der be-
treffenOen Gampferlinien i'm Soien
ron @alpeiton uno in aitoeren ameri.
faniifen Sdien ibre Srad)tarife er.
boben unb lire Yoiitionen allgemein
t"ciiern miiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-09
Sm Vronr pcrbaftet.

Rem Dorf, s. Sftober. =
9llfreo 2anger, Gin 20 Sabre after
@urite. Der in Der 9tGbe BON 2al,.
coiter. Ya., ciiien Teteftip blird einclt
SfilB tootlid permunoet baben ioa
ur;b itedbrieilif periolst murSe, lit
i'm Vronr uerbaftet 1por0en, oils cr
ros Saus ieines Iaters, zines chr.
icmen Sdneioermeiiters, Nr. 715,
Gourtlano-g penie. m%obnbait, betrc.
ten mollte. Gr bate Del ieiner 1seit.
nobmc 5pci Hepolper nno eincn Gold,
IN ieinem geiis mo pcriudte, BON
een 6cilermaifen @ehraud5 sil me.
den. ais i'm Gin &niippelbieb gu 90.
ocn itredte. 2anger muroc i'm Combs.
GolBeigeridt obnc 3ulaiiuns BON
@iirgidaft feitgebolten nno miro mad,
2ancaIter ausgelieiert meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-09
Sentider 9cfranoant bcpurtirt.

Rem Dorf, s. Oft. arf Ser
nr,lolluna oes bentifen &oninlats
ipilroe Soiepb 6ries. Der ntf Dem
tran5olild)en 0ampfer .Gorolinu"
bier nngefommen mar, Dor Die Sn-
q,lilition auf ellis Sslanb gebrodt
llno prompt ousgeidlonen. 8ries
lpar &aIlenbote I'M &entnntt inYfiibI.
baiilen GIioB, uno hatte oils ipId)cr
24O0 Marf u,teriddagen. Gr nabm
Damn leine 9raut mi: iid itno Der.
oilftete, ober Die 9eboroe befamWinb
bon lelner &eiie nod Seem : Yorf unb
bel Der gnfunft bier nnroe er feitae-
balten. Son Dem geraubten 8eIoe
iparen nur nod, 500 Marf in ieinenl
Weiis Die linn obeenommen nllb ben!
oeiltlden aoniulat CUR Gerfiigung
gelteat puroen. .Gr ioruobl mie oos
innge WGbten, bic iid in ieiner Be
9leitnng befonb, mnroen bei,te nit
benz Gompier ga Tourrain" nod
europa Snriidgeihift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-09

San 5rareisco, sGal.. 3.
Oftober. Mid,oel Goiicp, iriiberes
MitsIieo bes @infiden Superpiio.
ren-9atbs. melf,er Der geitehung
iduloig befunoen rno seitern Nad).
mittag aus Dem @efangniB entlaiicu
worben lit. bis Dos 9iitrifts- Mppcla.
tionsgeriht in ieinem Goa Die Gnt-
id,eiomn1 abgege6en. bat Nihter
Gunle, melder bei Ieinem Yro5eB int
Supcriorgcrift ben 0oriis fiibrtc,
anf $500 SdaoenerIas perflast.
goiiep behauptet. Mihter 0unne babe
jih getueiaert, Elm Yapier 81 unter.
Satnen, moourdl Golfers gcrmfnna
cinen Aunbiib .crIitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-09
Sdliuarse SdDafc.

''SN''V wi peultuJell
fen oeiertirte Secleute ioaen lid
IN Neip-Seriep ouf oos HGuber.
bonomerf perleet bobell.
Eoteron RS, s. Oft. = Iie
bielige Yoli5ei lit erilld)t poroen, nod
5fpel olgeblifen Motroiel1, Die bon
ben oaltlhen ariegsibiffen oelertirt
'clll lollen, Iusidalt 81 balten. Somer
u. Sonea, Der in Der MGbe bon Yoter-
ion III Eompton 2afes an Der @renae
BON Saflnno einen 2onbiib bot, be.
ld)lllolgt 5pet llnbefannte, Die rlud)
Der gegebenen 8eihreibrng oelitide
Watroien g llniform trugen ulo iid
fir oeutideG eierteltre ollsgaben, aus
icinem Souie Sltipelen uuo onoerc
Wertb'aden gum Ereiie bon mebre.
rem Glnoert Collars entipenoet AT
Daben. IIs Ioolf 6. ariiger, ErGli.
bent Der German Irtiltic Weouina
70. III Folnpton III 1cillem Iutomos
bill oos Saits, Dos cr at folrien be.
obiidtigte, oufiudte, ioa er Die 5ipei
allgebllfen Watroieu barin benlerft,
lie aber in Den naben @nlb bu6cn
entflieben laiien, ba lie angeblid) er.
fldrten, JIG botten iib DEM IienItc
beimlid) cnt5oeen uno in Dem &ailie
ltilr nad) Scbensuitteln gellld)t.
gS Sr. Sones, per Elm @itgIieo Der
9se,p = 'Yprfer @aarenbous +. lsirma
Steffen, SoneS II. SO. lit, cine 5lpei-
jabrige &eiie nod europa at unter.
itebmen benbiidtigt liito oesneaen
oic9ciibung p~erfnrfen mill. ltab oem
Sallie fom, fono ter BORT olcs in Der
eroBten Serpirrnug Dor. SGn1mtlid)e
Sdronfe luoren geoffnet, uno ibr
Srbalt ipar ouf ben SuBboocn &c
ltreitt, @iele. 8~ertbIadcn icblten.
9r. Soites pcrntutbet MN, BOP CT
bon ben 5lpci MGnnerll, Die lid) fir
herltld)e Seelcutc oitsgobell, bcitob-
len iporocn ici, unb oob oieic ibrcn
Nallb in @oloe pcrltedt bGtten.
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nnbefannter Selbitm0rber.

Newarf, RS, s. Oftober. -
@isber iino ale 9emiibu,een Der.
geblih gepeiei, Die 2eid)e zines Won.
mes 81 finoen, Der Mittpof @admit-
tag BON Der rYenniplpania giien-
tabn" Bride an Centres trabe in
Den Eaiiaic iprone nno ertranf. Mur
Gin ihwar5cr Sut muroe onfgciildt,
Ger aber feinen Mnbaltspuuft CUR
8~citite0ung SettS ncntitat oes Qcbens.
miiocn gicbt.
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Gentral Sslip's Iurbscbeimmif.

Central Sslip's Murbscbeimnif.
, Sormeae Mnflage gege1 ben Stall
fnebt 9uguit Sbpart. - God.
ter bes Grmorocten oils Soipt.
5cligin.
NelD Yorf, 8. Sftober. = Gic
@roBeeldtporenen bon. Suffolf-Gom
tp erbobel ge9en suguit Shlpars,
Den Stalfneht, Der unter benz Ser
oad)t, am t6. september Srping s.
Mellon in Central Sslip o,lf %oficilcr
SonoitraBe um's 2eben gebradt at
boben, balb nad Der Worotbat Der
baftet moroen ipar, Dor &id)ter 9lad-
mar Die formeIe anfIaee mesenMor-
oes i'm eritelt @raoe. Die gerotbun.
gen Der @roB9eidlporenelt batten iif
Wtittfuod) bis SUR Mitternahtsitinoe
alsgeoebnt, oa cine groBe anSabl BON
3eilgen porgelaoen mar uno Die Sc
ldiporelten feline llntcrbrefung Der
Situng eiutreten faiieit moltelt. 9tllf
ben Hatb ieites Mnnaltes per3id)tete
Sftpart mlf Die ibm geieblid) 5llge.
%itanoene 6ilt bon "a Stunoetl,
vldilloig" ODER rnidtibuloig" 5l
plaioiren mo erfl1rte rmmittelbor
nad) Der @erleiung Der NnfIogc iid)
ais rnidtidulbig", mprauf Der 9e.
ginu bes Ero5eiies ollf Die erlte @o-
DIE i'm Sanuar feitseiest wuroe.
Mls Der oes Moroes an ieilcm
Sreunoe angeflagte innge Manm aus
leiner 3ele Dor Den HifJter gefiibrt
ipuroe, par iebr penig oapon 81 be-
merfen, oab oaS Sorperbor itno Die
nit Der i6lperen 9eidnloieung pcr-
bitnoeue gufregung i'm eridiittert
bate. Gr trllg i'm @egentbeil groBe
@leiGgiltigfeit uno aaltbliitigfeit
sur S6au.
Die lette Der bon oen @eifnuorenen
oils 3eligen pernommenen Terionen
mar Clifton, bas n%eintjdbrige God.
terden bes ernlorbeten 9telion, mel.
che fiir ibr Sitter cine iebr flare Cor.
itellu1g bon ben Gorgdneen in Der
Worbnodt gege6en baben ioQ. Sic
ioete, bob iie in Der lesteren ourd)
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uuf Der &eranba bes Gltern = ,Sall.
les iiber irgeno ettpns itritten, aus
DEM SGlafc geipedt ipuroe. Mn Oen
Stimmen mill lie lonobl ibrcn Gatcr
ais aud I,tgllit Sdiport crfannt ba-
ben. Sic begab iid ans Seniter,
bod iprang iie eridredt 5uriid, oa
eloblid ein Shub bllrh ole Nadt
frad,te. Nad) einem sugenblid tic
fer StilIe borte Tie Damn, ipie einYfero
u1o @ogen idnea Die 2~anoitrabc cut
lang oonnerte. Sm llebrigen erflGrte
Gillian, bob Shmurt oos Sous be.
reits tint 2 llbr Iorgens perlollcn
babe uno crit aegc,t 6 llbr. nod bent
lelben 5uriifgefebrt lei. 8ernifteno
iollell. pie uerlolitet. oild] Die Nltsio.
gen gelpeicn iein, ipelde Nelion's
@ittipe gegen S6luarb, ibrcn aoit-
gGnger ulO augebIiten &iebbaber,
mad)te. Gle fIeinc Gillian miro bis
81, Dem Yro5eB in einrm grooflpner
Snltitut nltereebroft iperben.
6erner imlroc geitsrn befnnnt, haB
berGbemifer. iueId)er Die oiifS diport'
aleioerr geiunoencn @lutipurcn I'M.
terilld)te. bieielben Dor Den @roBge.
idruorel,en ais bon Wenibenblut ber.
rilbrenb be3eidnete. Ga Sdtpnrb
Die frnglihen aleiber am Worgen Oes
Morbtages trilg, 10 bietet bns 3crg-
nib bes Gbemifcrs einen meitcren
lpif)tigen llnitanosbelpeis gegen oen
Mllgeflagten.