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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-14
SACRED CONCERT
At FLOWER SHOW
Last Day of Exhibit Starts
Auspiciously With
Big Crowd.

With a sacred concert by Pistorio's
Band. augmented BY soloists from sew
erai Of the local theaters, with fresh-
ened exhibits and with a record break
ing crowd IN attendance. the last day
of the 1893 Flower Show was auspicious-
~ begun at cid Masonic Temple. Ninth
and + streets, at noon today.
The weeks show closes at II O'Clock
tonight. Many beautiful Horak sosl-
veuIrs VIII be given the visitors d1ring
the closing hours.
An extended and varied musical pro-
gram will mark the closing hours Of
the show this afternoon and evening.
The Metropolitan Quartet. composed OF
George SandersOn. Samuel S. Kimmer,
Bernard Bonwell, and Edgar Patterson.
managed by William a Newiand, viii
sing.
Solos will be given BY Guy Eiker.
Mrs. Cecilia Howard Fentress. vocal
lists, and Thomas Randall. xyIoph0ne:
Carl Otto, trombone. and William T.
Davis. cornet. Prof. T. Harry Max
well viii sing both afternoon and even
ing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-14
SEWING MACHINES
AT PURE FOOD SHOW
White Company to Have Exhibit
Expert to Demonstrate to
Crowds.

The Pure Food Show exhibits viii be
increased during the coming week by an
interesting innovation. II will have to
do with the White sewing machine,
which will be exhibited, together with
Glenwood ranges. 1903 washing ma
chimes, Stearns & Foster mattresses
and McDougau kitchin cabinets, at the
booth Of Mayer & Co, whose place Of
business is at 400 TO az Seventh street.
w. T. Fitzpatrick. Of the White Sew
ing Machine Company, who was at
Mayer & Co.'S store two weeks ago,
win be at the show every afternoon and
evening. He is an expert sewing ma
chine operator, and viii braid waists
free for anyone who brings the ma
teTials to him. He makes no charge for
this work. 1t Is done to advertise the
work of which the White sewing ma
chine is capable.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-14
Humphreys Seventy Seven
Famous Remedy for Grip &
COLDS

While "Seventy-seyen" is sold in
every drug store in America-it is
best to have a bottle in your pocket,
and take a dose at the first feeling of
lassitude and weakness and so break
the Cold up at its inception.
"Seventy-Seven" will cure Cold
after the influenza, Cough and Sore
Throat have set in, but it takes long
er-why delay?
Fits vest pocket. Druggists, 25c.
L4uuophrevs' Homeo. Medicine Co, Cor.
William and Ann Streets, New York.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-14
Coupon Certificates of Deposit

thai
savings is not and
ar terra o par al
n real omm for
b in six month
gyoref ban eny
Of ar a stree nonfv
President
GE av P TIEoD ....2A tntCa asher
Charles F C ~ Hy VIM Lpeomh susury
B
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Martin
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-14
OFFICERS AEROPLANE
NEARLY COMPLETED
Major Gossman Coming TO Wash
ington From Florida to Get
Patents on Machine.

PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. 14.-Notwith-
standing the lack of available money
for aviation purposes with which the
War Department has been handicapped,
the progress in the art of flying goes on.
The first derOplane constructed by
army officers is nearing completion at
Fort BarTancas, near here lieut. A.
l. Rhodes, qua rternaste of the post
has constructed a machine, which, he
believes. will meet with success. Major
Gossman, associated with him. has left
for Washington TO get patents on sew
eral new features of the air craft.
The machine will prObsbl be com
pleted within six weeks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-14
1895 II ST
HERB SPECIALIST.

MANUFACTURES OF Herb Remedies vy,.s,,,
are guaranteed 10 cure or relieve 49, 80
n. a. LOUIS & SONS. 1TsS IN ST N ~
auge-Ff
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-14
ORDER OF REMOVAL
REFUSED BY LANDS

CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-Judge Lands has
refused 10 issue an order of removal
for John c. Smith. former police magis-
trate Of Streator, H.. who is under in
dictment on a charge Of promoting fake
wrestling matches at Council Bluffs.
Iowa.
Judge Lands held that the indictment
was not sufficient to justify an order
OF removal being issued
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-14
FUNERAL TUESDAY.

Double funeral arrangements have
been completed for the late Thomas and
Mary Mapgan. who were asphyxiated
while in the kitchen Of their home, III
Seventh street northeast, Thursday. The
ceremony viii be held at st. Pauls
Church Tuesday and the iEteF1ment at
Mt. Olivct Cemetery.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-14

Times Want Ads. Bling Results.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-16

even of every railroad king. He
touched most OF the properties that
came under his control only to build
them up. Overcaptalize he probably
did, although he called it capitalizmg
the future. Used Wall street methods,
some Of them Of a doubtful kind-with
this his enemirs charged him And
Hartman had enemies, bitter and big
ones, with Theodore Roosevelt, express
ident of the United States, at their
head. 1t is perfectly true that in the
world of men he had more foes tina,
hated him than friends that loved him.
Yet when this is said we cannot for
get those east side boys in New York
nor those shouting children at Arden.
A man that loves a child and is loved
by i. in return cannot be I'll bad.
Harriman's national vision was
shown in manifold ways. Though
born near New York city and living
in or about it all his life, he did not
have the New York viewpoint He
saw America from the angle of the
Pacific coast and of the central west,
as we'll as Of the east. He had enough
imagination to forecast the future OF
the country, to count on it as a most
important factor in all his business
enterprises. He could see the desir-
ability of buying steamship lines
across the Pacific, of planning a rail
road in Mexico. Few men realized
the possibilities of the great empire
building on the shores of the Pacific
ocean with more clearness than Har-
riman. Though small in body and
even in brain, he was not small in his
grasp of things He thought in terms
of the continent, planned in millions,
built with systems.
His Greatest Monument.
Hartman has often been compared
to Jay Gould. In my own opinion, he
was a bigger man than Gould and a
better one. With all the abuse that
has been heaped upon him he is en-
titled to that which his own deeds
carved out. He was not as shreWd a
man on the stock exchange as Gould,
not as foxy" perhaps, if you like the
term, but he had infinitely bigger
ideals and more audacity to plan and
execute great undertakings. Gould
was essentially a financier. Hartman
W&s that and more, and it is the
more" that will redeem him. The rO-
nance Of the Pacific railroads and
steamship lines and Of his other great
railroad deals cannot be wiped off the
slate. Whatever we may think OF
Hartman i'll Wall street or Hartman
in politics or Hartman in insurance
or Hartman in Chicago and Alton, his
work on the Pacific empire, both this
side and on the seas, will fire the i'm
aginatiOn and compel respect. GOOd
and evil mingle in all men. This is
the good of Hartman. 1t is his great
est monument.
1t was recently stated that Harri-
man controlled $4,000 miles of rail
way, or six times across the conti-
nent; that these lines employ $4,000
men; that, in addition, he directed a.,
0C0 miles of steamship lines, making
$4,000 miles Of transportation in all;
that one could go from New York to
Hongkong without ever leaving the
Hartman lines and that he could re-
turn by another route on Hartman
liners nearly all the way.
TO show some hing Of the mans
great acjiritjes, The mere corporations
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-16
Nervous
Collapse

Il have travelled for thirty
years continually. | lost a great
deal of sleep, which together
with constant worry left me in
such a nervous state that finally,
after having two collapses Of
nervous prostration, [ was
obliged to give up travelling al
together. | doctored continually
but with no relief. DR.. Miles
Nervine came to my rescue-I
cannot describe the suffering
which this Nervine saved me.
Whenever / am particularly
nervous a few doses relieve me"
A. @. c. LIBBY, Wells, Me.
There are many nervous
wrecks. There is nervous pros
tration Of the stomach, Of the
bowels, and other organs. The
brain, the kidneys, the liver, the
nerve centers are all exhausted.
There is but one thing to do
build up the nervous system by
the use Of Dr.. Miles, Ecy5ora-
tive Nervine. It's strength
ening influence upon the nerv-
Gus system restores normal
action to the organs, and when
they all work in harmony, health
is assured. Get a bottle from
your druggist. Take II all ac-
cording to directions, and il II
does not benefit he will return
your money.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-16

one has to offer them in payment for
such service as you have lavished up
on me. 4 think it would have been
better to let me die, if l meant dying,
but know that owe you my life!"
DO not say anything more" she
said, family. Goodbye"
"You will send me your address,"
he said. Il should like to know that
you are well and happy, to get an op-
portunity of thanking you more mully
than l can do now"
Yes; | will let you know" she
said Goodbye Then she stopped
and drew the coverlid over his chest;
, and as she did so it seemed as if her
strength and resolution forsook her,
for, trembling violently, she fell on
her knees, and burying her face in
the clothes, broke into low, choking
sobs.
Harry turned pale, and put his hand
on her arm.
Miss Verner--for Heavens sake!'
! he murmured, brokenly.
ooh, forgive mel" she sobbed:
forgive NC. 1t is wicked and foolish;
but I I'm tired and-and upset, I
Think"
Then she raised her face, and clasp
| ing her hands, looked at him implor-
ingly.
ooh, Harry, don't send me away.
/ Don't let me leave you yet. You are
not we'll enough. Tell me to stay. I
cannot bear another should take my
place; here where I have sat and
watched your dear face hour after
| hour. Harry, don't scorn me, I can
not help it; must tell you the truth.
I love you, Harry! I love you! Have
pity on mel"
He looked at her, and his face
worked. Then he put his hands on
hers and drew it toward his lips with
that touch of chivalry which marks
the patrician.
My poor girl" he murmured
'Scorn you! Have pity on you! What
do you take me for? Am I a monster
OF ingratitude and insensibility! Miss
Verner-Marie-if I could believe
that this was something more than
pity for a man whose life you have
saved
"Rity! Ali" she breathed-"oh. the
same OF it will kill me, but-Harrv, it
Is true-I love you.'
Not another word, he said, hast
lily. TT is I who speak now. Miss
Nerner-Marie-wiI YOU be nv
wife,
She seemed to be too overwhelmed
with shame to speak and he went on:
Will you be my wife? I will try to
be worthy Of your love. You know
how much it is that l offer you; but
l will forget the past. Stay'-for her
fingers had closed on his TREMENDOUSLY.
4 am poor man; worse, I have no
legal name to give you'-his voice
faltered and his face flushed there
is shadow on my life"
She arose and bent over him.
Nov it is for me to speak, she
murmWed. There can be no shadow,
let il be what it may, that can darken
my love for you. Your wife! All,
Harry, II you knew what music those
words awaken in my heart And,
STOPPING still lower; she kissed him,
and stole out.
Scarcely had the door closed be-
tween them, than she threw the mask
aside.
A wild look of triumph gHttered in
her eyes, and her face flushed.
Il have wont" broke from her Ifps.
1 shall be Warehouses of Merle"
CHAPTER XXI.
The next day Harry got up. He was
still weak, but he was able to crawl
to the yard, and there received such
welcome as only rough men accord
to fellowman whom they have
grown to admire and respect.
To be continued.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-16
CA = ! ORA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the ~ //@z---"
sisnaspro Of lNzsAzxSx
The Be1 uuet in BambooIa.

The BaE1 quet in BambooIa.
The Ancient and Honorable Order OF
Cannibals, in BambooIa, Central At
RIGA, having given its annual dinner in
honor of the new missionary, the toast
master arose with his accustomed
grace and ease, and, rapping for or
der and gazing at the vacant seat of
the erstwhile guest of honor, re-
market:
Gentlemen, we have in our midst
tonight, etc.'-Chicago Post.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-16

Sidney Drew has sold the Australia
right of Billy to George Ables. who
was seen in Three Of a Kind in yaude-
vile last season.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-16

For headache DR.. Miles Anti-pafn Pills
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Granoeisentnms. Hebertrasunsen.

@eo. McGnaib an Srau Cha @abs
Bedma1n, @runD1tiid an Der @de Der
9anas Gtrabe unb Sones @be.; 1925.
s. 6. unb 81. 6. @umrne an gDtuin
Witte, @runoitiid an Der Hleaiantpll
San0ltrabe; $3.50.
Mleranber eSosfe ut1o Mlbin SeiDeI an
Bm. un0 Nuguita 8oehmer, @rnnbitiid
i'm neuen gifbe8lod 3141; $1,000.
Geo. McGuaib an gbas. 9. SANDS,
@runoitiid an Der Ssones Npe.; 1925.
Nlbin 5eibei an Sen s. Qlorid,
@runoitad in 9oufb Seiabts; $3.50.
Alice 8. Ieislabn an @eaie 9elen
Albaugb, @ruroitiid an Der Baltimore
Nbenue; $4,000.
@eo. 8. 8ibL unb Srau an 6. 80.
Stone uno U. 3orfoDsfp. @runoitiid au
Der 8omble Nueb 800.
@alter Shleber nno Srau an q. s..
Nihols nno Sran, @rnnbitid in Der
8eaaire N00ition; $3.50.
@m. S6iebel an Mar Sdelper,
@rnnoitiid an Der Burnett Ctr; $4,000.
Noele Stnnde an Heter 6. &ufer.
@runoitiid inn nelien gitbS8lod 2t61;
$500.
alfreb Saubolo Ii. q. an Sat Ste
bens. @rur0itiid an Der Si6eSan Wtar~
cos Strnbe; $40 u. q.
S. 8. 8erbid uno Sram an 6el,rh
arobn, @runbftiid an Der 2aber Ctr;
$500.
81. gommins an Silpa Seimault,
5fDei Nder 2an0; 81 II. q.
IS. U. @nr5bah an 81. 6. SeSaes,
@rnnoitiid an Der Sable Ctr, $3.50.
10. 6. Sppen9eimer an 8. u. @ursz
bad. @runoitiid an Der Sable StraRe;
$3.50.
Us. q. @ur5bdd on @uoeue 6. S(ai0,
@runotiid an Der Sabie Ctr; $3.50.
Wm. SIDE uno Srou an 8. M. Grad.
@rnnoitiid an Der 8reia Str.; $4,000.
S y Callahan an Srene Mifael uno
ella Goldman, @rnl6ltiid in Der Qhns
fuooo aobition; $3.50.
Nlfreb 9uerler uno Ghas. @raebe
ner an 5. @. CLAM uno Srau, @runD=
it'd IN Der 6increit aooition; 1925.
U. S. @reiner oil @bnarb 5ude.
@rllnoitiid i'm gitpz8lpd $1,000.
8. s.. Snrniib, Eruitee, an Malp6
3orf, @rlnbItiid III ben githsgIpds
1877 uno 1888, Beacon 6ia; $3.50.
8m. s. Sites uno ssrau an 8iliam
9obrofuolsfi uno 6. u. Gtieren, @rurbs
ifiid an Der 8irgina Nperue, Sioblaipil
Nboition; $30t0.
Clifton George an $. q. grnit.
@rnnbfiid in Ser aepitore garf Gnbbis
%piiion; 1925.
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3um @erfonf Bel oaen SGrolerll.
&reis so Gents. 5oiter4Gilburn
60. Buffalo, Seem Dorf, olleirige
@genten fir Die Ser. Staoten.
grinnert gu6 oes 9eolrtel1s =
9ool1 nnb nebmt feline attoeren.
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@fr ha6en niele ahnlidle.

9as 5oIgenoe tit Der Mus5ug aus
einem 8riefe, ben mir bon Scr. s. s.
Mpers in Stuttgart, Irf., erbielten:
sic meroen mid iebr berbinoen,
penn Sie cunts 2igbtning Oil in
MiaiogeDiae, 81, einfiibren mir
ben, ba i6 bort biele Sreunbe uno
8erpanote babe, fir Die i6 mid iebr
intereiIiere uno oa i1 erfabre, oaB
oas Del BORT ni1t I'M Warfte lit. Sd
fam es aIs Die bette Meoi5in em-
pfeblen, Die i6 IN meinem 9anie bo-
be. gs furierte mid bon einem
ihlimmen Safe bon roter Habr in
weniger oenn elmer bolben Stunoe
unb es furierte meine @nfeIin BON
einem idlimmen Safe bon CHOLERA
Worbus in furser 3eit.
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ourd. aber nit Dipbtberitis lit
ni6t 51 ipoBn, uno Die @nftedltngs-
gefabr tit groB."
uIls Oh mat baron o16tel $50
ran i6 INNER oerfen muBte, nor:
@enn nun Dos &inb itiirbe, ebe, c6e
@ tie ltodte, uflang oas ni6t
pie SGlittenelofen2"
oNein, Srdnlein Cora, oas ipar
MIR oas 4lirren bon Setter I'M
Stan. Sic meinen, ebe = oie Mtltt=
ter bier mare"
uSo, Dos mar cine firfterl;d,e
@ngit. uno oann Ser @ater, oie gcll=
sc Nabt bat er bier am S6reibtiid d
eeieiien, auBerli6 rubig pie Elm
Stein, ober i6 meiB, mie es i'm i'll
nerlid gepoft belt. @ie batte CT
oen SOB beg &inoes ertragen2"
uSm," mo6te 9Gnbarbt. v@erht
2iibrien Bate es idon ertragen. Sol
de Naturen balten felt in ibrer @cAl'
mie Elm Bflug in l6nerem MariG-
booen. sic ieben, ib iprede idon
gan5 getDanOt in lanomirtihoftliGen
8leihniiien," peripottete er ii6 iel6lt.
Sic idittelte ben &opf. n9os
meiB i6 better, SEER 9oftor. @ofiir
lebt uno orbeitet oenn Der Monn2
9o6 nur fir oos &iro. @enn Tie
MIR our6fommen BEL Dem Shneetrei-
ben. Gieaei6t mare es better, id)
i6ide 8oblmonn nit ben Mderpfer-
ben entgegen2"
tTortlesuna foIgt.)
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&atielbaft.

Gin ieltiames 8erbreden, oellen
2oiung cine slufgabe beoeutet, Ole
zines Sberlod @olmes miiroig ipa-
re, beihaftiet jett Die 9eboroen bon
Wafn. 0rei permogenoe Serrcn
BON 8afrl unternabmen einen sSSaa0-
ausflug nod Der Sanbiniel I'M Sos
piihen Weere. Als lire 9fiidfebr iib
per5ogerte, itelte man Na6foridnn-
gen art. Sim Hanoe Der Sniel, Iorg
lam aufsebabrt, Die Sdlloe iiber sic
gruft gefaltet,, fano man Die 2eiden
Der orei Sdger, Sumelen nno @clo
iparen ibnen nidt genommen; mn
Die @affen, @emebre, &epolper ulto
Sagomeiier, feblten. 0irgenos mar
Die Spnr eines norbergegangellen
Samples gu entoeden, Die 2eifbeu
5eigten feline @unoen, ia nibt eill-
nal Die &leioer noren in l1nuro-
nang. Sbr Boot log ioraiom feitge-
madt am Stranoe, mo nabe oobei
fono man 5Dei groienoe 8fet0e,
oeren Serfunft nod beilte ein gdtlel
lit. 9i6t neben ben 2eiden moi in
Die @roe elm Sod gegraben ulO
BARN fano mon einen munoerlib
gei6nittenen, groBen, ipeiBen, belt.
polierten Stein. Gr 1T frelrOeu
.urlprungs u1o mliB eigenS nah Der
Sniel transporter iuoroen iein. 9ln
elmer Seite mar iorglid elm groBeS
&reii8 eineropirt. Der &erOoft Die
Sager ieien pergiftet mor0en, mlr0c
our6 oie Obouftion iuioerlegt; Der
@r5t perlnutet, BOB lie our6 3u6uls
ten BON Muno unb Roie erItift NOR
ben ieiell, ober Die Nnnabme miro
beitritten, oa ale orei geiuno mo
frdftig moren iln0 ii6 8ur @e6r ae-
lett baben miir0en. 9lae Radiar.
i6ungen boben bi8ber ben S6lcicc
oes @ebeimniIies nidt liiften fouten.
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3u einem faum glaublihen
MiBgriff IieB iih Der Yoli3eioiener
oes Dorfes Gutenberg BEL &~reu5nad)
perIeiten. Die oSrff. 3tg." beriftet
barber: Gin ausmdrtiges Wdohen
beirntbet oemndfit in oieiem Grt.
ginige iunge Burden leiiteten lif
babel ben f~olgenoen oSher5~: Sic
iiberreoeten ben Yoli5iiten oa5u, 6as
Mdoden bor5uIaoen nit Der 8egriill-
oung, ieoes IN Dem Srt beirntbenbe
Mdoaen miiiie fid selou abmeiien
loiien. % Die @raut iib Itrdubte,
benz 8erIangen 81 folgen, mad,te Der
Boli3ift Die 4mtsgenolt gelteno. Sci
Der nun folgenoen Ibmeiiung paren
Die Burden 3eugen. Der grduti-
gam IieB aber in oieier Safe niht
NIT iih ipaBen uno 5eiete Die Code
Der StaatsampaltIdaft OH. Gem
ionoerbnren Wdhter bes @efeses rpie
ben Burden oiirfte bieier Sfer5
teuer 81 iteben fommeu.
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Wnr fIr en-.
DIR. ri

DIR. LAMAREAUS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tuirten 6oppelfrdftie BEL alien unreael@
mdBiggeiten. Hreis per Sdahtel 1900.
BDfauftrdae iinb SIT ridteu an
lputhsksr John krsmsr, 428, 7. I've. New York CITY
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9as Gebsimnia Der 2anslebisfcit.

Gin fran50iii6er @eIebrter bat ell
@ebeimniB Der 2anglebigfeit entbeft
Seine Metbooe betrifft oos gtlt.
4ber longe norber baden Midionali
BON Imerifanern bemielen, oaB
electric 8itters Dos 2eben p~erlGilgert
un6 es lebensmert moht. IS reitigt,
berei6ert nno belebt oas Slut bous
perbrau6te 9erpen-3eaen ouf gibt
Dem garl6en Spitem 2eben ltnb Son.
gs lit cine @ottesgabe fir i6nate,
franfe uno binfaaige 8erionen. uNie=
renleiben ma6tell mein 2eben fin
Wonate unertrdglih", ihreibt SO.
90. Sbermon bon Guiding, Me.,
oaber electric 9itters furierte midi
politanoig." Sour so gts. 81 ba6eh
bel aaen 0ruaaiiten.
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NIIerIeL


am Meittmo6 mlaroe Ger neue, bon
Serrn Carlos See ausgearbeitete
Sreibrief ongenomnnel1 uno @err See
tit nit oemielben nod Iuiti;1
gereiit, Inn i'm Der 2~egislatur por5u-
leeen. Mon eloubt, oaB oerielbe
obne 8ioeritono o|ngenommen miro
9eo6 oemielben bat Der S6ulrat oaS
Gedt, cine Steuer bis SIT so Geuts
al1f5uerleger, mobreno Der alte Srci=
brief mir 20 Gents eeitattete. Die
Separot-&olleftion madt cine @rtra=
pergiitung oes Itdotii6en Miieliors
nnb Solicitors BON $500, reip. $1,000
nottpenoie uno miro bon oemielten
Elm gono i'm 8etrage BON so Bro-
gent Ser Sotal-@innabn1e oes 8or<
iabres berlaugt.
Die l1nteriudung gegel1 Dell
Stabt=8au=Snipeftor San1es 8ab-
renberger tit lpegen @blpeienbeit BON
3eueen nieoer oufgeidoben.
S1ioor Srepino, BON Der merifani=
idelt Geeierung ipegen Sdmusgelei
perlanet, ioa ben 8eboroen IN Nuebo
2areoo ausgeliefert merben.
Die nd9ite StroBenpflaiterune
Ion o1 Ser t=gommeree 5traBe,
5mii6el1 benz Militar 8laaa uno
Dem Seumorft, cine 9iitan5 BON
3 8lod, porgenommen neroen.
= Das 9ibeau Der Nolan StroBe,
nod Dem Subpap gu, loa eeanoer1
merben urt Die &oiiage onr6 oen-
lelben gu erlei6tern nno 5mei Strn=
Benbabngeleiie unter Dem 8iaoutt
gelegt meroen.
Gin 19iabriger 8uride, 2eon
S. @1pi1er, lit nnter Der Mnflage, Die
Bo1toffice in Sermam Nelters Mpp=
tbefe beroubt 81 babert berboftet
moroen.
Ser MusihuB Der nSoutbmeIt
Seras S%upenile Sroining Shopll"
bat elm Sous an Ser Giper Mpennc
gemietet uno miro Elm Mann lttb
cine 5rall ongeiteat meroen, oaiielbe
IN Srbnung gu balen. 9as Sou5
miro in einigen Sagen in Sronung
iein uno Der nadite Shritt Miro
iein, Die in Dem gountpgefangnis be-
finoliden iueenoli6en 8erbreher
BORT unter5nbri1lgen.
gouaro Sdltl5e, Elm noble
I fainter @potbefer unierer Staot,
Itorb am Wittpo1 nod langerem
| 2eioen an enter 2eberfranf1eit I'M
Mlter BON 81 Sobren in ieiner @ob-
| nung, COB @oliao StraBe. SEER
5dltloe NOR in Ssnabriid, 0euti6-
lanb, geboren n1o fam Dor 80 Sa5-
rem na1 Seros, mo er anfGngli6 cine
Npotbefe in S6ulenburg un6 fp1.
ter in Sbiner griinoete. 8or utl-
| gef1br 8 Sabren fam er nah Gan
Mntonio, mo er fib nit Srau SanilD
Wiiler perbeiratete uno Die Mpotbe-
fe an Der @olioo Strabe iibernabm.
Mittmo1 abeno fanOen IN Der
8eetbopen=SaGe Die ShluBfeierlid-
feiten Ser So6ihule itatt. Gin iebr
biibibes 8rosromm mar 5ltiammen-
| geIteat, BEL benz al1d cine oeutfde
| Mnipra6e bon einem Der Sodi6iiler,
Mar Nauidie, gebalten tpurbe.
5plpan Gang belt Die 8egriBungs-
reoe Olga @ogel Die 5bluBreoe,
Guoolpb Seniel ipielte Elm Cello
Solo, auBeroem muroen nod per-
1hieoene 8ortrage gebalten, lebenoc
gilOer geItent uno Gborlieber geiul=
gen.
@ouDerneur Campbell uno iei=
ne Srau baben Die ginla0ung Ser
aarnepalseeleaihaft, CUR San Sa-
cinto-Seier bierber 81 fommen, an
genommen.
@er Die Sober fennt, faaat
Sic Slide.
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edledte eafte.

iiu6 bic @ur5el aIer f0rperlihen leIe[,
b. +. nIIer &ranfbeiten. 66[ehte Sdfie,
fpeIhe ben &orper beraiften, 5eigen iid
nber an uno 5tpnr Dur9 &ppfihmers
3en. GdtpinoeI. @attigteit, Sieber. 8ilfs
feu5hmd6e, 9er5flopfen, b[ei6e, fable
@eiihtsfnrbe, @er5topfung un6 anbcre
Ber6miungsftornngen Gebfdtpdde, u.
III. gs beibt bann benz So6e berfa[Iea
ober bic Sdfte oes &0rpers r~eirtaea.
4ir Qebteres giebt es aber nur elm eins
ai9es ~unfeblbares MitteI, uno oas line
Bic ct. Bernard @rdaterpiaen. MGe
Mpofbefen. % Gents.
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Setrats= Smetne.

@eorae Nemp unD W2nhe Qaturno.
Gerbinanb q. @erff unO 2ucie 6roit.
Sranf s. Gaupert ltno Wattie 8ieii.
6enrb Me@lllo6 uno W3drb Wtauu,