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The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04
EAST CHERRY AND VICINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Coole spent Sunday
with home folks.
Eli Coole bought a fine filly from
Howard Williams Saturday.
Mrs. James Alderman visited at the
Brazelton home on Saturday.
Messrs. Larsen and Whittier received
two carloads of hay last week.
Mrs. Morton Frazier entertained Mr..
and Mrs. James Alderman Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts and Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Roberts visited the
home folks Sunday.
The teacher of this vicinity went to
Ebert on Monday and was snowbound
there until Wednesday.
Chas. Heizer, who was taken to Castle
Rock to stand trial for alleged cruelty to
animals, was aguitted of the charge
Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Alderman and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Williams and family
were guests Of Mrs. Alfred Aulesbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Webb, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Foster, John Peters, Roy Wilson
and Tony Cump were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Tintle Sunday.
Mrs. James Foster gave large card
party last Thursday. About forty we're
present. Progressive high five was the
main feature OF the evening and at mid
night delicious supper was served
Mr. and Mrs. Drew Lough won first
prizes and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eggles-
ton won the consolation prizes. 1t goes
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04
PROSPERITY RIDGE

The bluebirds have arrived
Mrs. Robert Larsen and Carolina John
son are on the sick list
Mr.. Adams, accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Viola, left on Saturday for visit to
Colorado Springs.
Miss Margaret Hiatt promises good
program at the box social in district 33
on March 10, All are welcome.
Sharold Adams was delayed at Colora-
do Springs several days last week dur
ing the blockade on the railroad.
H. W. Coonradt commenced five
months term of summer school at Rocky
Point in district No. last Monday.
Mrs. Viola Lafferty returned to Good
land, Kansas, on Sunday morning after
months visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Coe.
H. F. Rakestraw left for Denver on
Saturday. He has been here for three
weeks, fixing up his farm and building
additions to his house.
MISS rlorence rhnh gave young Peo
pies party at the home of her aunt, Mrs
Rafferty,, on Friday night. 1t was well
attended and all had happy time. Sup
per was served
S. Skovgard and J.. N. Mitchell, for
merly of the Ridge, have purchased q
435 acre ranch near Basin, Wyoming
and will enpape in apriculture and Durf
bred cattle raising.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04
EBERT COLORADO, THURSDAY MARCH 4 1909
FoNDIs

f. T. Harper came in from Denver
Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mugg have sold
out and gone east.
G. Q. Cox installed telephone in his
home OH Saturday.
Mrs. Frances Vote went to Denver
on legal business last week.
Miss Maggie Hurley is visiting her
aunt and uncle at Edgewater.
Mrs. J. L. Dixon is visiting relatives
and friends in Denver this week
Mrs. c. B. Hollems faced the blizzard
on last Monday night and came home
from Des Moinse, Iowa, via Ramah She
left her mother greatly improved
The Horse Creek Telephone associa-
ton finished putting in their lines from
kamah to Fondis on Thursday. This
makes complete connection between
Ebert and Ramah.
Mrs Louise Corkett has gone to Breck
inridge to live for while before going
east. Mrs. Corkett is an old time resident
OF this community and she has made a
hest OF friends who regret her departure.
One night this week valuable h orse
belonging to G. II. Burnett fell into an
open cistern on the ranch After four
or five hours Of good hard work by some
of the neighbors it was finally extricated
but it yet remains to be seen whether
the animal will live. Moral: Never keep
old wells or cisterns open or poorly
covered.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04
Good Cough Medicine for Children

The season for coughs and colds is now
at hand and too much care cannot be
used to protect the children. A child is
much more likely to contract diphtheria
or scarlet fever when he has cold. The
quicker you cure the cold the less the
risk. Chamberlains cough remedy is
the sole reliance Of many mothers, and
few OF those who have tried it are wiling
to use any other. Mrs. +. +. Starcher.
OF Ripley, Viva, says: II have never used
anything other than Chamberlain's
cough remedy for my children, and it
has always given good satisfaction. -
This remedy contains no opium or othe r
narcotic and may be given as confident
y to child as to an adult. For sale by
Fred Long.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04
kUrcH AND VICINITY

The Altman family have returned from
Pueblo to their claim
a Literary society has been organized
at Mountain View school house.
Miss Erma Cannon has been visiting
relatives on the Flats the past week.
The Warringtons have returned from
Pueblo to their claims near knowledge
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellinwood OF Kentucky
are visiting with their brother, Mr.. lyle.
hart.
Mrs Lewis Turner was thrown from
a buggy one day last week and quite
badly hurt.
George Cannon and family were
visiting at the Emette Blakely home
last Sunday.
Will Parks sent four horse team to
Ramah the first of the week for supplies
for his store.
The past few days of warm weather
make us think that spring isn't far off.
The snow is disappearing rapidly.
The pie social at Pleasant Valley school
house was postponed until next w Wednes-
day on account OF the storm last week.
Albert Kokenberger. the fifteen year.
old son of Solomon Kokenberger, met
with sad accident in Pueblo last week
He was struck by motor car and SO in
jured that his leg had to be amputated
We have received the first copies of
the Ramah Telegram and are pleased
to learn that henceforth Ramah is to be
the home OF live, up-to- date news
paper.
The knowledge Hill Literary was well
attended last Friday evening. The
question under discussion was, Resolved
that lying is more detrimental to the hu-
man race than larceny. The question
was decided in favor OF the affirmative.
GossIP.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04

without saying that all enjoyed them
selves immensely.
While in drunken quarrel Rube Preb-
BILE of Guillemville shot and killed Will
lam Neff of the same place, but former
ly of Colorado Springs, at Monument on
Saturday, February 20. An inquest was
held in Colorado Springs ON Monday
Prebble was arrested on Sunday morn
ing and taken to Colorado Springs and
placed IN the county Jail. When shown
the body his only words were 81 have
killed my best friend"
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04
klowA NEWS
Snow six feet deep.

Snow six feet deep.
A special land agent was in town last
week.
Mrs. ]. c. Molloy was witness in a
land proof last week.
r. G. Hilliard came out to attend the
divorce suit of Mrs. Comming.
Erney Jones was five hours coming
from Elizabeth through the snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Roberts have gone
to England. Mr. Bard is the foreman
now.
Judge Fahrion got stuck in the snow
north of town last week and broke the
tongue of his buggy.
1t was reported that one of Mr.. Kick S
boys was lost in the storm, but he was
found at neighbor's place the next day.
E. Madsen of near Fondis is having a
hearing of his homestead claim. He
proved up seven years ago and has no
patent yet.
John Hoffman, John Deiteman, Tony
Deiteman, l.. Weiss and Henry Hoffman
have commenced to string their tele-
phone wires.
One of the lawyers in land case took
a horseback ride to Elizabeth, as he
could make better time through the
snow than with team.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04
EAsTohvlLLe ECHOES

Mr.. Helphenstine is visiting for few
days at the hotel.
George Wilson and Harry Evans were
in Elbert Tuesday on business.
The auction sale OF Mrs. Drums farm
implements and stock was held March-l l.
Members of J. d. Messengers family,
Mrs. Vanderburg. and others, are suffer
ing from severe colds.
Mrs. Harold Mabie came in Saturday
evening from her new home at Erie.
Mr. Mabie has been unable to move his
household goods on account of the bad
roads.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04
l. w. Harper Whisky

Pronounced by worlds best experts
the worlds best whisky. Grand prize
highest award at st. Louis worlds fair
Sold by d. X. Burnside.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04
First-Class Help Furnished Free

All kinds on short order by Reliable
Employment bureau, 1929, 18th street
Denver, Colorado. f. j. White, proprie
tor. The square deal man. 325
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04

WANTED. = One or two good work
horses, l,200 pounds or over. Also a
good young boar.
3-1l A. G. CoRNFoRTH.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04

The Tribune has a number OF pamph-
let's issued by the government for free
distribution to the public. Call and see
them
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04

FoR SALE-A "Sure Hatch" incubator
and brooder, both practically new Ca.
pacity OF incubator, $50 eggs. Price, 80
j. A. KEIRN.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04

Call and get your disc sharpened at
r. Dickersons blacksmith shop Any
size from twelve to thirty-two inches
sharpened while you wait.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04

r. Gatewood is prepared to do under
taking at all times and has line OF
undertaking goods on hand. Phone
purple one short and three long rings.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04
Business Locals

For Rainbelt land bargains see the old
timer, K. l.. Glow, of CLOVIS land Office
1913 Stout street, Denver. 36
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04
Notice

No hunting or trespassing allowed on
my place. ALEX BRAzELToN.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04

vent the people from attending the Cor
kett sale last Thursday, 1t was well at.
tended and fair prices realized.
AUNT Polly.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04

Fine job printing at this Office.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04
Correspondence

The Tribune wants a Correspondent in
every School District In Ebert County,
Let the people know the news of your
locality.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04

at any time. notify me. J. T.. BARNES,
Phone Elbert 26l.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-03-04

Money Loaned-On real estate secur-
ity. Lee Ramsey, Cos Empire Building,
Denver.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
Sdiffsnadridtcn

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Gnmpfer oaoiier @ilbelm Der Gro.
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heiinolihc Compiler n2opIono" traf
bier cill mo iltbr meiter.
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Nclu.Oorf bier cingctroifcn limo Die
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.gtelu. yorf" bon Nelp.Yorf.
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folocltocn Tompfcr iino bier nllgc-
fonmcn: .Glepelnno" bon Sonlburg;
,.@cor0c Woibington" bon Bremen;
Settle" bon Siucrpool.
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GbicasO'S Strait.
&oli5ci'S nipeftor McGom ilno iiinf
mlocrc DISQUALIFICATION urlter 9lit.
floge g~eIteIlt.

AANSN BNI'Nuas
Gbicogo, 81, %. Suli. - Nm.
IdBIi6 ser 9eiduIoiglna, Dob ct Don
geictmi0rt9en 2otolcn i'm .Seuoer.
loin" Der @eitieitc S6meigcgeloer
bcigCtrieben babe, lpltroc cine Inflogc
9c9en Ocn Eoli5ci- Suipettor @owaro
I. McGoun erbobcn, melfe in 5cbll
E;nfIogepunfte 5criGQt, bon oeneh
ilinf Mui 8crgebcu i'm Amte mo
%elcltio oiele oltf Die Inmabnle BON @es
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ton Wc@am mno Dem Setettlo Grit
i'm iino nodl pier onbere GerIonlid)-
fciten iii NrflageSuituno pcriebt NOR
otn, nGmlid Der Otiaionor 2olliS
6lonf, melfer ItctS ais polttiIt)e
Moft inn llferbiitrift Der @elticitc
0caolten bot, Widoel SeitIer, alias
Nifc tbc Gifc," Worrit Sdos, mel
eyer id)oll critounlihc @~eitGtoniiic be-
5iglid oeS @roits obgeIe9t boben
lcu, ulo 81. q. Sonfc5, meldcr be-
idntloi9t miro, @eloer inter Dem
0ornonoe erboben 81 bobcn, onB CT
son 3ublern poli5cilifen Shut per,
IiIaffen meroe.
Snipeftor McGum lit inn GoliSei.
9eportcntent ifon ieit etmo oreibig
Sabren ,ongeitelt unb BON itntcn aiii
III feline 9egeniu0rtigc Stcllmg EN-.
por geriidt. @r bcborptet, ole Ser.
o1d)ti9ungcn gc9en i'm riibrten BON
elmer mGftigcn Clique Der, mcl6e be.
idloiien babe, i'm 81 @runbc SIT rid.
ten, gcrooc neil CT iid nift belpegen
loiien wolltc, Dem 2oltcr Den Stus
Der 8olijci o~neeoeibcn 81 luiieu.
Ter 9eifluBfoiiurg Scr @rono.
Surp iolgte Die Gcr6oitun0 oes Sn.
Ipcftors WcGonn olli Dem 6llBe, ober
CO oauertc olld) nid)t LANCE, bis er lid
ae0cn einc 9iiroidoit bon $4,000
micoer ouf freiem 3lBe beionb. @r
bcgob lid Damn ioiort nod Den &c
IG6ftsrdumen ocs iteIlpertrctcnoen
E6li5eifefS SdiittIcr mo iibergdb
linn icinen Stern. SpGter perfiigtc
Sf1ilttIcr icine formcIlc Suspcniion,
inoem cr erfIGrtc, fem GoIi5cibeom'
ter, DcIfer inter NufIoge g~eltellt ici.
fGnnc lid IN icincr unltlihen @igen.
Idloft bctbati9cr, bis oic 9eiduloi.
gungen crIeoigt icicll.
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@cbr gntp.C pfcr.

2ittIe 8ollS, Ny, %. Suli.
4r. 8err aus 9omilton, go,
ilbcriubr ruo tootcte nit iculcm Iu-
trnlobil oen 5orm1rbcitcr Soblr
Trnopor.
6 bico8.o, H., 25. Sltli. - Bel
elmer Goliiion 5ruiidrn cinem Auto.
mpbil mo eincm Yerioncn5uge Der
nWonon.9 abn" in Der NG6e Don
Sornmolb, .Snb., famcn Ridaro
6lag1 aus SiQsbole, Wif., mo Sor.
ri5 G~6erborbt Gus Miibaunfo, Sno.
mrs 2cbcn. mG6rcno 5pei olocrc
2crtc cruitlid oerlest pitrocn. Giner
Der Snioiien oes automobils, per.
mltblif Der Gboiifcur, rettete iid)
ourb gbipringen. 0ic Witglieoer
Der Automobil : @cielihoit more,l
jiutgc 2ellte, lpel6c cincu Ausilug
ladl Miibomofa unternommcn bat
tell.
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&crtbeilnng Der GiniuunOcrnng.


9Sic oieics GrublCm llad) cincm &or.
iflog Der yNotionoI 2ibcrol Sm.
migration 2coguc" gci0it lucrocn
fonnte.
Ncw Dorf, %, 31lli. - W}it
ertem Ippcll fir f%oitcufrcic 9ci0roc.
RING Der ginponocrcr nod iencn
SbciIen 6cS 2onOes, no ibre GicnItc
bringcno ucrlongt mcrocn, menoet iih
6ic Rational 2iberol &nlmi0rution
9eu9ue" OH Dos Yllbliflm. IN ocnl
Nlltiruf miro nrlscinon0crgeicbt, Dob
6ic qroBen StGotc beS SitcnS BON
IrbeitSloIen iibcrlnuicn inn, m1b-
reno III onocrcn Sbeilcn 0cs Qan0cS
ri6t geniigen0 Arbeitstrofte crlongt
lperoen fonncl1. Tbs Bureau Of Sn,
formation in @oibin9tbn f0nntc lta.
be5u icocn NrbcitSlolcn nit Den
%9loreIiel bon 6irmeu pcriebcn, pcId)c
Scllte iiihcn, Gem Wnnnc obnc 9c.
ib6ftigung icbIt obcr ooa 8elo, ltod)
ienen Srtcn 6t rciieu, 100 Ieinc Glen.
I:c beiB begebrt werocn. @0re oos
Nureml OF Sniorn,otion in Der Gage,
orbeitSluiliAc 2clltc foitenirci 5l be.
frroern, Damn miir6en nit cincm
Shlagc Sauicnoe elmer bittcrcn9totb-
lage entjogen mcrbcn, ut6 0nS 9ono
Diiroc aus ihrcr 9lrbeit eincn Dor
theiI 5icbcn. Bon gon5 b~cionocrcm
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icten 2anocStbcilen 81 ihidcn, Die
inter ei1em Wan9cI an IrbcitSfrGis
tcl; 5u leiocn bo6cn.
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.nift MIR Ginmonocrcrn cine @odc
Coitireunbihoft, iie iorgt olld) iiir
fycie giIenbobniobrt nod irBcub eli,
mem 2onoestbcilc. ,Sn Gbnlihcr @ciic
gthen onoere iiionmcrifoniide Repll-
hlifen Den @inmonocrern on 0ieSono.
g&os bicic fIeincu Ncpublifen nit
ibrcn b%eifrGnften Mitteln tbun fon.
llen, bos ioutc oild) ibre madtige.
Noh6orin i'm Noroet nit ibrem INT.
bcgrenjtcn &eiftbum 5u u%olbringen
I'M Stonoe icin. 1ie Gait mclde ga.
nit Dem 9unocsid)obnmt ouigebiiroet
niirbc. pGrc rctflif) ouigepoeen
bird Den Se9cn, mcld)en Gin berorti-
gtS arrangement sur Solge bate.
lie oNotionol 2iberol Smmigra
tlcn 2eoguc" criuht olIc Orgoniiotio.
ilcn uno 9iirger, Die 5u @uniteu beS
uargcidloacnen arrangements iino,
lire Experimentation i'm Gongreb unb
in Der Stoots- 2e9islotnr oltr6 Ne
icIutionrn wn0 9riefc oooon III
&cnmtniB 81 iceen mo olt Der 2ign
cine 6erortige WittbeiIlm9 5igebcn
5l laiicn.
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salt ole aon5c otlontiidc 6Iottc 5ilm
Somnto9 i'm Soicn pen %ropincc.
tomn, Moii., %pcriommclt.
&ropinc.etomn Moii., %.
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me ocs ,Obio," .girgjnio" II. isis.
coniin." oompften 8citcrn 0tittog in
rrn bieii8cn &aien Gin, in Dem lie
iiDer Sonntag Dor Nutcr blicben.
Slmocrt Mnml zines icocn Sd)iiico
clbieltcn geltcrn SunOurIoub; helltc
crbiclt bic boppelte }n5ohl llrlultb.
1aS Srotisporti6iii g%roiric" alma
nit Sen Worinc.H ciCrucn scr Stno-
ten Nbooc Sslono mo Connecticut.
sic m0brcnb Der p%ergongcnCn ISOLDE
un Noro Der Shloftihiiic Iicuit
tbotclL nod Ncport mo Ncp.Noucn
i'll Sec. &on BORT 9ebt Ole n&roirie"
rad YbiIoocIpbio mno @ompton
&ooo&, no JIG ole Hcicrucn non @cm.
iplpouim uuIo BEN Giitritt Columbia
OH @oro nimnlt. bic iiir Die nGdIte
ISOLDE 5llr GicnltlciItunN olli ocn
Shlohtihiiicn con1monOirt lino. Die
9tcicrpCu BON Wuiuc mo Moiiuhu-
let's merocn bellte bier crlportCt mo
oni Die Sdlodtidiiic Connecticut "
n@crmont," o&onIos," rNcbrnato,"
nMoinG" @iSconiin" uto .C6io"
pcrtbcilt mcroen.
Der Sclo Scr Wohc I'M bicii9cn
.Saien mar George 6. y. Str0bIc aus
9lndport, Woli., Der ictt Alrfunit Der
6lottc oui icinem Wotorboot int So
fen f%rcll5tc. PM Iienitog 500 Stride
circn Mom aus Dem @oiicr. Der por
il,ncm Boot aus binein geioacu mar.
NT. ConnerItag tulldte CT 5iuci
Sroucn nof, Sic nit einem Huocr-
boot g~cfentert morcn, 500 JIG bei0t
IeGenO an Ole SberilGd)e unb brod)tt
iic III Sidcrbcit. 8cItcru cublid)
iprong cr Don ieillem Boot aus 1Srolt
Oro SorriS aus 9tcp.Dorf nod, Die
pom 2on6un9Siteg aus ms @olicr
gcfallcn mor. uno rcttetc audi lie pom
Eooc oeS @rtrinfenS, moburd) CT lei
ren @o6cnsGccoro uui pier 2cbenS-
rtttin9cn crbobtc.
SolenL Moii., %. Slli.-Gurb
eincn Solut Don u aanoncuidiiilen
bcgriiBt, trni Der 9luifI0rrmgsfrell5er
"Solcm" 5llln critcu Moi i'm Soien
Der 6iciigcn StaOt Elm, ocren @nmcn
CT iiibrt. 0tupor &obn g. &urlep CT.
id'lcn ioiort on 9orb ocs Shiffes ltub
ttgriiBte Captain Sen. Der Den 9eiud)
lpotcr crpipertc. GIN nddItcn Gicn.
Ilng pirS, Der rSqlemT Gin itlbcrues
l0ielIeruicc mo einc brou5cnc &C.
ocnftoiel 3llr 9eiciiigun9 am 0toit
res SfiiieS olS 8eihcuf Der Stnot
%i;bcrbrod)t peroelt. u
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@rohcr CLAIMANT bier.

Ger groBtc ungeidlificne Steiu Die
Ter grt, Der jc bicrber fam, aus.
g%eltcllt.
Rem Oorf, %. Sltli. - Nobl
Der aroBte Claimant, Der ie in uuge-
ltJliffenem 3ultonoe nod Amerifa
gebrodlt luuroe, lit gcgempartig i'm
ShoufenIter beS Eretioicn. Snpor.
tclrS Charles u. Scene, Nr. 1870,
S%rooopaD, ouS9citellt. Ger Iio,
mont, Der mie Elm Stiid @loS aus
iiebt unb nihts bon Dem 3clter Der,
r1tb, pelfcs Der Sdliif ibm gebeu
loa, lniBt ungcfdbr einen 3oQ i'm
9irdneler, lit uftieitig uno ipic9t
1875 aorot. Someit befonnt, lit Dies
momcntan Der groBte itngeidlifiene
Giomant in WenifenbGnoen, uno
begrciflidlerfpeile miro er iortpGb-
reno bon elmer lieugierigen Mtellop
beitount. Scin @ertb i'm roben ,3lt.
itnnoe lit nngef1br $3500. uno Der
Shliff miro ieirlen 8ertb, ie rloh
bem tSeler mo Der Heinbeit oes Stei.
mes, olf $1,000 bis $4,000 erboben.
Gr ipiro bier geihliffeu merben.
Ter 2uie permog foum 5u gfauben,
Dob Der glan5loie Stein, Der mie elm
geIfmol5enes @los aisiiebt, ein 10
ipertbpoQer Giomont lit, ulb ipenli
man i'm mi Der StraBe finoen mir.
DC. niiroen mobl Werige Suit peripii,
rem, bos uniheinbare Gh,g oui5libc.
ben = bohltenS lpelln Elm nalelpeilcr
riippiger Setter in Der @1be uGre,
ben man nit einem Steinmurf tort
iogeit mofte. Serr aeene bot ben
Steir, Der IN Sronspaol gefuuoen
puroe, in amiteroam eefauft.
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Sorf6cinc rcttctcn i'm.

TettereS lDer ole tera1tld)e Stllrl1ls
flutb. - Werfniir0ige GrIcbniiie
zines @erctteten. - 3ubl Der
Opfer nod INNER I'M Steiger.
@aloelton Ser, %. Sllli. -
Iie idlimmIten griobrungcn bate
gelegentlif oeS iiinaitcn Orfats Der
~29.iGbrige @iaiom 9opicS olts
@roueton 81 beitcbcn, Der feline 9etne
bot uno i'd glei6fols oui Dem Car
oru-Ricr befono, oils oas Soluperf
ms Nicer binallS gcipiiIt muroe.
GouieS bate lid aeraoe fllr5 porber
feline beiocn fiinitlifcn aorfbeinc ob.
geitnallt ino mitrbe nun BON Der
Sturmilutb nit iortgeriien. IS &c.
lang ibmL elm t%reibeuoes Griimner.
Iti;d 3u erioiien, OH Dem CT ith iibcr
&aIier belt, bis aid 0teics brab unb
lin Den notbigcn Salt ucriogtc. glS
CT in bohIter Nptb nod cincm ncllcl
Salt ousip1hte, crblifte or pl0tlidf
feline beioen &orfbeine. Gr perm6tc.
it. 5u errciden, ltno belt lid nit
ibrcr Siilic ilber 8aiier, bis i'm Ole
6lutb nod) Ger oberen @olpcIton.9ai
bineiniiibrte, no er lpGtcr, 80 Weilen
bon Der Stelc cntfernt, 100 lid Der
iett 3erItorte Sorpon.Hier befnno,
pcn cinem Boot auigciunOcn murbe.
Ter qliidlid) @erettete bate pole 80
Stu1ben i'm @oiicr 5ugebrodJt,
Rem Srlenns, %. Sitli.
@eitere Wclbungen, Die pon obgelcs
gcnen &iiiteupunften in Ieros nod
mo nod einlollien pergr0Bern fort'
Dabreno Die gn5obl Der Wenibens
OFFER, Die Der iur6tbare Srfan am
rergon9enen Mittpot foroerte, Aus
Nngleton Ger, fonmt oic Wclbung,
ooB bort i'm @on5en If Soote 81 be-
flagen limo, anltott oes einen ein5i.
gen 3obeSiules, bon Dem bisber be.
riftet muroe. Tomit miro ole @e.
Iommt5obl Der Spier einitmeilen aui
If crbobt. Aubcrbem pcrocn iebod)
nod 5oblreid)c Eerionen OcrmiBt.
0ie Nabri6t, bob Wourice 4.
&oltIie, ieine 6rou mo ibre lefS
alnoer 5uiammc1 init eincm iorbi-
gen Iienitboten in ibrer 9cbauiung
on Der GbriBmos.9 Bal, 10 Weilen BON
&ingletnn, ertrunfen ieien, miro burd)
hen 6nrmer $. 9. Hoberts beltGtigt,
Ger bei'm 9cgim bes %ltnluetters I'M
@oulie'ihcn Snuic lueilte. 8oulie
prottc feline 6omilic aus 6urht, bos
&cus mobte cinItiir5cn, 5unahit ob.
icits Der @ebGube in Si6erbeit, no
er uuo Ho6crts cine grpBc Wotruee
liner Die Srau uno Sinoer bielten.
INN lie gegcil Den Heeen 5u id)iisen,
9olo ouraltf ieoof itiirmte bon Der
Sec Der cine geiuoltige 6lutbmeIlc
berolt, bic fir bic geionimte Somilic
%oulie gum @robe mitroe. Nur Ho-
bcrts lpuroe 5ufoaig gcgCn eilen
Baum geifmemmt, Den cr poaenos
crfletterte unb ooroui mlsborrtc, bis
Die 5llitben 5uriid miden. @eiter
brridtete Der GARNER, ooB Columbus
Woooor, Der Sobn zines au9cicbe.
nen EiIm5erS, ieit ausbru6 beS lin.
meters permiBt miro. 5ie 6omilic
&ouIic bat 8eriuanotc in Ncm-Dorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
Tnrd1 @lpafenaas betGnbt.

Gomb / . &C, @aii, 25. Suli.-
Gnrd) ausitromenoes a%loafengas &C.
rietben beltte IN benz lteiten Gam.
bridge ii. Bottom StroBenbubn. 9in-
mel BEL aenbul Saliure iieben arbei-
ter in 2ebensgefobr unb muBten BON
ser 5~GterfucbF hi bic 9 berfl66c &c.
ihaift uuo HddY chlem SoipitaI &c.
ibafft meroen, fuo ibrer 5ruci in fritz
id,em 3uitanoe oarnieoer liesen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
@un ieincm Subnc cridJoHcn.

Somcriet, ap., %. Suli. -
Ter Gountp- Snrucpor Sos. Stearns,
cine 6cfonntc FerionIiffeit, murbc
gcItcrn abelio i'll iciuer Nobnung,
ME cs bciBt, BON ieincm Sobnc cr.
lholiel. Gem Scrncbmcn llod bottc
Stcorns Dem Sllngen cine 3iidtiglung
cltbeilt, ais bieier ein @epebr ergriii
rno ieincm Safer Die 2obung in ben
2eib jogte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-26
Strcnscrc Spllitrcfnns bcs TroBibi'
tipnsacicbcs.

Qopefo, aunl., %. Sill. = Tic
StootS Giienbobn Gommiiiion bat
olc 9nbnlinicn i'm Stoote aonio3
bcnodridtigt. Dob iic oos rellc @e.
ieb, nelheS Dos Srinfcn bon beroll,
idenbcn 8ctronfen oltf Foilogier5ii-
gen i'm 9ereide oeS StuoteS perbie.
tet, itreng bitrhfiibrcn miiiien. Gieie
8robtbitions .8orihriit mar o Der
lebten Segislatur %ongenommen nor.
ben, bod feline Der 9a6nlinien botte
tbr bis jett geod,tung geihenft. Wad)
ben Seitimmungen oes neren @e'
letes m%iiiien Die gilenbobngeieaihai.
ten III alien EerionenpoggonS 81.
felit nit Der marnenoen Iuflhrift an.
bringcn, Dob oos Srinfen bon Spiri-
tltofen nuf 9obnsiigen g~eiebfuiorig
lit. lie Gonbuftcure Der gobn5iige
finb ermGf]tigt, ir9eno eiten Boiio.
gier, Der ieirten Curt nit berouiten.
Den 8etr1nfen itiat, gu perboften
iinb i'm ouf Der ndhiten 9obnitution
an Die 0ehoroen nus5ulieiern.