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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-07-14
r VS.. %CHRlSTLER.

There appears to be a difference OF
opinion in Montana democratic circles
as to whether Governor Norris or
Rev. L. j.. Christler, the democratic
member of the legislature from Chou.
teau county, is the better judge of the
moral char acter of certain persons
who are attending the Butte races.
In a recent newspaper interview Gov
ernor Norris was credited with q state
ment to the effect that, from personal
observation while On a train carrying
visitors to the Butte races, he regarded
many OF them as belonging to an un.
desirable class of citizens. The gov
ernor declared that the races author.
lied by the Legislature encouraged the
attendance Of thugs, gamblers, thieves
and others Of q similar class, and that
he questioned the wisdom of enacting
such legislation.
In opposition to the views expressed
by Governor Norris. q Butte news
paper quoted Rev. l.. j. Christler, Of
Chouteau county, as saying that hi
was on the came train with the state
executive and that he sized up The
crowd eff alleged undesirables as az
aggregation of reputable citizens
This difference of opinion between
our democratic governor and tn
democratic preacher politician pro
vokes these remarks from the Butte
Miner, q democratic newspaper tina
will be accepted as reliable author
ity upon the matters to which 1t re
fers:
1t is noticed by a local article in thu
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WOMAN AND FASHION
The New Plated Skirt.

Women in general will rejoice that
the sheath gown is passe and that the
plated skirt disguised in the form of
a deep kilt is with us again. 1t is a
style that will undoubtedly be eagerly
taken up, for it combines the smooth,
close hip effect, which brings out the
lines of the figure so prettily. with the
attractive flare about the lower part
Of the skirt. 1t is particularly suited
to the American girl, for she is active
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Will Discourage Race Suicide.

ST. LOUIS, July 5.-The first apart.
ment house in the United States where
tenants without children will not be
accepted will be erected in St. Louis
in the most exclusive part of town ad.
jacent to two apartments where fami.
lies with children are barred. The
new apartment will cost S400, 900.
There will be no limit to the number
of children in any family. Every girl
baby born in the structure will earn a
months tent free for its parents, and
to the couple blessed with q baby boy
a two.months' rent receipt will be Civ.
en-. The babies will be granted a
years privilege of the nursery in the
perfect care of a trained nurse.
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THE GREATEST NATION.

There is a day coming when the peo.
pie OF the earth will recognize the fact
the truly great nation is the one which
provides homes and a comfortable
living for its people, and which makes
contributions to the wealth, and ma
terial good of the world. In other
words the nation which fosters indus
try and gives to its people opportuni.
ties for establishing homes and com.
%petencies.
The world has too long gone upon
the assumption that the nation with
the greatest standing armies, the heav.
lest artillery and the most formidable
navy is necessarily the greatest, and
the result of this mistaken point of
view has been that military establish
ments have become swollen beyond all
reason, while the cost Of furnishing
and maintaining fleets has become de-
cidedly burdensome.
AT the coming Irrigation congress
at Spokane, a proposition will be pre-
sented looking toward the issuance Of
bonds aggregating in value billions
of dollars, the purpose being to have
the government guarantee the pay
ment of the bonds. 1t Is %designed that
from the proceeds of this bond issue,
semi.arid lands in the west, and
swamp lands in the south, be re-
claimed, while the rivers will receive
such improvements as will cause them
to fit into the nations scheme Of trans
%portation. 1t is recognized that the
government will never be called upon
to pay a single dollar of the stupen-
dous sum referred to. The lands
would be sold in the came manner in
which lands upon the several govern
ment reclamation projects are dis
posed Of, and the nation would be
amply reimbursed for every cent of
outlay in actual cash, not to speak of
the incalculable benefits which would
arise through the addition of millions
of acres of land, now barren and I'M.
productive. to the cultiv ated area of
the country.
A million dollars invested in an
irrigation enterprise is worth more to
the country and to the world than are
all of the navies of the world com.
bined, while one irrigation ditch,
furnishing possibilities for the max.
ing of homes in what was once q
desert, ia worth more than q whole
fleet of Dresdnaughts.
Some Of the papers which are hold.
ing the billion dollar reclamation and
transportation project up to scorn,
are ardent supporters Of naval ex'
pansion. They see nc reason why we
should not annually spend millions
of dollars in the construction of war
ships and other millions in thei.
m aintenance. Because Germany
chooses to approach the verge Of
bankruptcy in order to have q bigger
navy than has either of its neighbors,
they believe that the prestige of thu
American nation requires that W,
pursue the same policy.
Nations are compelled to maintain
! military and naval esta blishments be
cause of the fact that the world ha
not yet made progress enough to rec
ognize the fact that construction i
better than destruction, but it ma,
: safely be said that the nation whicl
devotes the greater portion of it
treasure and energy to the conserva
ton and development of its resources
will not lose prestige in the eyes o
the world.-Billings Gazette.
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Notice to Creditors,

Estate of j. A. Staufer, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator of the estate of j. A. Stauffer,
deceased, to the creditors of and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
months after the first publication of this notice,
to the said administrator at his residence in Fort
Benton in the county of Chouteau. Montana.
W. O. DEXTER,
Administrator of the estate of J. A. Stauner,
deceased.
Dated June Is, 1909.
First publication June 10, 1909.
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and dislikes a gown. that curtails her
liberty of motion.
In combination with the change OF
skirt there has also been a change of
sleeve in Paris, and a comfortable full
ness Is allowed at the elbow. There
are also indications of a return Of the
old time bishop sleeve with a puff at
the wrist.
The design shown in the sketch illus"
trates a number of new points and is
an exceedingly smart model.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Edith L. DeYoung, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator of the estate of Edith L. DeY
deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the said deceased to ex.
hibit them with the necessary vouchers With in
four months after the first publication of this
notice, to the said administrator at his ranch
near Whitlash, in the county of Chouteau, Mon
tans. SAM DEYOUNG,
Administrato of the estate Of Edith L. DeYoung,
deceased.
Dated July Z, 1909.
First publication, July $, 1909.
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heavy lace to within one inch of the
edge, which was bound with white
satin. Heavy cords Of the satin were
knotted to form buttons and loops,
and these trimmed revers, coat closing
and cuffs. The belt was Of the satin
edged with stitched bands Of the ma
terial.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-07-14

A stylish and pretty little summer
coat for wear on cool days over thin
dresses is shown in the sketch. 1t
was cut of cream cashmere on the
lines Of the Russian blouse. The col
lar and revers were covered with
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For Sale or

Fifty-two copies Of the WEEKLY RIVER Press
tor $500 spot cash, or it equivalent il banks BILE
paper. Goods will be delivered il regular weekly
Installmen to during the twelve months following
receipt of remittance. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Address THE RIVER PRESS,
For fEnfny. Mon,
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This bank solicits accounts, and
offers to depositors absolute security,
prompt and careful attention, and the
most liberal treatment consistent with
safe and profitable banking. Buys
and sells foreign exchange, drawing
direct on all principal American and
European cities, and issues It's own
Letters of Credit.
Interest paid on time deposits. The
highest cash price paid for approved
state, county, city and school bonds
and warrants.
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SnrdJ SprcnaidlnR ac.0btct.

Nimro0, Mont., 9. Npril.-9ci
SprcnG0rbcittn al Der ,N~prtbcr,t
Fdciftc=N obn" nltr0cn bier 3 M1ll.
llcr gctobtct. Gillcr murae $50 Sui
mcit mo in Den Scu Botc 5ltb &c.
lhIenbert. Gle bcioen nnoeren lpltr.
Den inter elmer Wolie BON Sriinls
mern b%e9ro6cl1, ulo man bat ibre
Scld)cn nod llid)t gcinnoch
2 d d) tc h uIoi1nnN.
Megcn CiebitoblS bon @oortn
in @crtbc BON So. Gigcntbum Ger
iSlrmo Solucnthnl-@ olf 80. o1 ser
Ode bon Gbarless linn 2omburo.
StroBe, wilrbc scr bel Der fSirnnn
of;gcltcltt Nc9cr-Sultsfncht GrneIt
Nrolpn BON Nr. 9t3. 8eircc-S trubc,
ac'tcrn III Scr lueitlid)cn EoliSeilto-
tlon oltrd) Hid)ter 2oocn ben 8rob.
gchlporcncn iibcruieien. @ropn or.
tlorte, DOB CT ctrpos 8cl6 bcllnthiut
bate ul1b beobiid)tigtc. ben @ertb
Der Mnarcn 81 critotten.
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Sfnnoal in Der Eenniplpania 8eieb-
acbnna.

Surrisburg, 90, Q. Npril. -
Sn Der H%ad)tiitlulg, ipcId)c ooS In
terbolo Der ScgiSlntur porQcitcrit
lucqclt Der 9ia iibcr Neuiiion nllo
Gooiiifotion Der Sdul0eicbc belt
uno Ole crit geItcrn iriib nm 1913 llbr
SIT Gnoc 0ing, fonn es 81, bciipicQoS
ldrncnocn S5cncr mo foit si elmer
arobcn aeilcrci. Tie 8cancr Der
Bill, Ecnotroten nrb Hcpnblifancr.
perleeten lid outs 6libuitircn, brill.
ten 5ablreidc gntrGae nicocr mo
thoten aues. I'M oen Gerbunolnnacn
cil,cn &cntniid)llb nlt5lileacn. SdhicB.
lid bomborbirtc lid, cin Sbeil Scr
Wtitalieoer ae9cnIeitig nit Hopi:r.
fil9eln nno nit oelt fleinen 4alt.
l%d)lifmottcll, ouf lpeld)en oie Splld-
maple Ital,oen. Ger Spredlcr nnlBtc
enolih bon Dem lebtcrcn lining 90.
ti5 nebn,en irto bat Die betrsffenoen
8elesgeber, benlelbcn ein;uitcGen.
GS balf aber nid)tS, il,o Der unuiir.
biae Sport oalicrte big sl,n Sd,luB
Der Sisl,ng fort.
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Hpd) neun Spfcr Scs Sturmcs.

Glcpcluno, g, .. Npril.
IS %criitirt ictt fem 3meiicl mcbr,
NoB Der 6iiderbompier r8coroc
6IoB" mGDrcno bcs porgcItrigen
Stitrnlcs nit ~ieil1cr oitS ied)S Yer.
lcnen bcItebcnoen Wnnni6ait mo
orei E~aliugiercn olti Dem CRITICIZE It'll.
teraing. Srilnmcr bcS SobrSeugca,
oarlttter lbeile Der aoiiite, nit bcm
Nolncu oSlob" bornllf, Iil1o III ocnn
See teribeno o%iii9eiumocn morocL
aQein Die 2eid)cn Der Spfer mcroell
mod pcrmiBt. Iie an @orb bciino-
Iihcn Nerioncn moren: Gopitdn gSi!-
liam 9orrp. Captain Sohn Soilcp.
Sngenicnr 6rcberid 8ilbcrt, Eef
Wofen5ie, Sronf @cid)Icr, Selrp
NnberiorL Sobn S'Gonnea, Goc
Wartin mo cin 16siGbrige Surge.
Namens Campbell. Iic Orci 2ett-
crluGbnten morcu Euiioaicre luno om
l~ln9liifsta1e nit Der Monnid)oit ouf
ocn 6iihiang 9ciobrcn.
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gor benz 5einbc sefaacn.

Ietroiino febrt ais tobter Otann ans
SijiIien 5llrild. - Suipoiante3
2cid)eube10ngnib in @orbcrci-
tung.
Ncm Oorf 9.~@(pril. - Iic
llcberreitc oca am II. MGr5 St Go.
lcrmo, Sijilicr. cridolicncn loli5eis
SieutcnantS Soiepb Eetroiino faWct
heltc olli Dem Iompfer ,Sloponiu"
bier an uno wurbct ourd ebrenpollc
almogebumgcu Der (rouer empfon-
GET. 9tlS Ole vSIaponio" an Der
Gllarunt0ncitation Dor gnfer gegans
acn mar, nahm oos Foli5eiboot I'D
:rol" Den .por Dem TeinOe @efollc-
ncn" IN Gnpiong mo inter entiprc=
Geloen Scicrlihfeitcn marc Die Seihc
Der 6anlilie 5ugcfilbrt. Nm Der &c
Itottllng, bic an Montng bon Der ct.
Nntrida. aotbebrnlc aus Dor lid 9ebt,
miro iif Die Goli5ei nit GommiiiGr
Bingham II. Gbei Snipeftor Sd)mitt.
berger on Der SpiBc, betbeiligcn.
Fetrolino's &eimatbSgenoIien mcrocn
onrf eincn &crtretcr ibre5 2onbc3
mo uIc!c itolicniihcn 8cieQid)oftcH
pcrtrctcn iein. Gle 0ciietmlg iinoct
nuI Dem YGoluoricn -Srieoboie" ltatt.
GnS 9egrGbniB Ectroiiuo's miro bo5
t%mpolantcltc icilt. 0os icnlol& III
Gbren zines WitgIicoc3 Der bieIioen
Noli5ei pcrunItoltet mllr6c. Ger
Saupt' lroucrgottcsbicnit iinoet IN
Der Ct. Eotrifs Stride Itatt pom no
Gus Der 2roucr5u9 Den iolgcnocn
Mc9 nlnnmt: Mott, 9ropnlc., Ga.
IoDette., @ouIton., Wulberrp,, 9lcc.
Ger, Mcrcer. StroBc, @apcrIp Elocr,
l(nloeriiip. Elncc, -. Strobc, ). Nuc-
me uno ihlicBlid) nod Gucen2boro
sum ~Golporicn 3 6%ricoboL" no scr
Soote 5llr Iebten Hltbc beltottet miro.
Nuf Dem 9an5cn @ege meroen Bolt
5iIten 5t beiben Seitcn Spolier bill
bcl.
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ben Gciie ben &uf Ger Morinc ser
Ser. Stantcl Dor Dem AltSlanDe eta.
hlIrt bnbc.
Ioa FrcitiGc, iilat Der 6atmumI
bin3u, mcld)ca onS umcritmiife &oIf
ourd) Die H~cforoiobrt Dor Scr gor5cn
@clt crIonNtc. babe Die Slotte in Der
&cinrntb GltBcrIt poplllGr gcmoft.G Die
cr5icitcn Grrungenifoften icicn I'M
10 crlt0unlid)er, nlS Der bel Nltritt
Der Ncilc porgcnonmcnc %cr6cblld)c
McGiel in ocll obercn Stcllen Die 90
lung Der 0citeuten Nltfgabe ullgc=
mein erld)nert babe. GoB troBOem
bic Gubrt 10 gIott BON Statten &c.
gonNcn. biloe ben b%iin6igitcu @eleg
oaiiir, meld)' bobe Stufe Der &cruoIl,
tommnura Die &riegsilottc Der Scr.
Stontcn crrcid)t babe.
Gulenburg Erp5eB untcr.
blCibt.
Ger 3uitollO bcS 6iiritcn Ebilipp
5u GltlenburN bat lid) 0crnrti1 per
idlilnmert, boB Der Eoticnt nod) Dent
@utod)tcn Der Observation-Disclosures cplt,
totion iiir OoS Weoi5inalmcIclL mic
mails mieocr Dor 8cridt crid)eincn
fam. Gic Observation-Disclosures 0caItcinz
clos s4rojciica gcqcn ocll 6iiritcn or
ifeint oamit iiIr nltagcidIoiien.
@roiCr ais M orOcr pro5cis
itrt.
Ger &nuimum @roiier olla Stc1-
liz, Scr i'm Nopcmbtr porigclt %ob.
res ein Rcpolpcr- Nttcntat i'm Mcita.
gcrid)t periibtr uno hitrbei benHcid)S.
ncridtarutb MtGnncr pcrlettc mo Ocll
&cdnun0arotb StraBburG crihoB, lit
not l0nAcrcr @eobohtung bon @c-
heimrnt6 Tlcd)iig nid)t iiir gciitcs-
frunf Crtl0rt uor0rl. 8roiicr miro
Iid olio Dor bcnl Sfnuurgcriht ST.
pcrulltlportcn bnbelt.
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3idtignng nadl Der Batter WeiIc
rrlaubt.

0ctroit, Wfid,., 9. 9(pril. - 80
li5cirid,ter Sciiries entidicb, Dab Cit
Gotcr bns Ned,t bat, ieinenn S0d)ter'
lein cine 3ild)tigung lit oltbergebrod,.
fer @ciic o~ngeoeibcn 81 loiiel1, nitd)
ipclll Die rWiiroe" Der Sod)ter oor
rllllter einigcrmaben lciben ipQtc. Ter
olgetlogte Gotcr mar ein Mann, Tu-
mems @ron5in, oic &l19crin ieine II
Sabre oltc Sod,ter Mnrgnret; oic Pm.
tloac lolltetc oi,i ntSricocnSit0rlntg."
Scr Safer crflGrtc, er babe icineS OBJ.
fer 9c5iidlti0t, Inn tic bonn 9eilth
id)lehter Sbeotcr ~obSuboltcn. Ter
Rid)tcr enti6icb, ocrarti9e 3iiftigun,
gen. uelln nit MGBigung opplicirt.
ieicll acItottet.
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Napier ans SaummuQjtnnbcu.

Goroclc, Ga, 8. Npril. - Cen
Nnfanq elmer ncllcn ~Sitbuitrie bcS
Siincna bcocutet cin ioeben bcforlnt
N~e9cbcner Gontrott Der Itdotiid)cn@c.
BORDEN ilbcr Snuoobtretung sur Gr.
rihtlln9 elmer Nnbrif, in Ser Eupicr
aus Vnlmnuollltouocn bcrqciteat rucr.
Den loll. Sic Sabrif, nit oercn @oil
bcrcita III Der fomn1cnoen @od)e be
Aolltcn lucr0en miro, miro bic critic
lbrcr Irt III Der Nolljcn &ulturmelt
'etl. Is bcibt, 0oB mehr ais loose.
mclniuelcn Der @nlmuoIl5onc bcreitS
plol1eiL lld Der llclten Sllhuitric AT.
5ulhlicbcl1.
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Scr5uciilnugstbat cinrS Gbauficurs.

@lcn Gope, N.-Oy 8. NpriI. -
Gbua. ). Caption, cin Gbouficur,
brod)tc beutc iciner ilun9en Satin
cine pnbrihcihlid)T t6otIi6c Sdyl,b.
uullOc bel mo tootctc iid ielbit ourd
cinen 5peitcn SfuB. 9os Eoar bate
fiir5lid) aebeiratbet uno oie hinge
3rull mar icitbcr oils TicnItbotin in
clller rciHct 6nnilie tbQtig. Tau
ton bate ihr p%criprod)ch, ON [. Moi
cinct cigclcn &uuSbolt un5uiolgcn.
rno Ter5meiflluna Oariibcr. DoB cr
nift i'm Stnnoc mar, icin &criprcdc1
5l boltelL lou i'm 81 Der Chat &c.
tric6cn h0Gcrl.
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,SdnuarSc Snnb" bcoruGt Ericitcr

@orceitcr, Wioii., 9. Npril. -
&otcr &incertt Nudopco&fi@, Einrrcr
ser biciigcn Iitbnuiid)cn fotboiiiGcn
q. Guiintir Stride, bat lid Die pirlcn.
inn fiir3lif, pom Der oSduor5cn
Munb" jl0cGnnAcncn GroblmGcn Der
mobcn III @erjcn Nclomlnct, OoB CT
mi No2 &rontcnbctt Qcitrcdt morocn
lit. IS Ipltroc inn micocrbolt brici-
lid onNcoroDt, oob icine &irfe NIT
2pnumit in sic %uit gelprcn9t per.
6ru inllC. mClln CT NorccitCr uidt uor
Sitcriomntog %Dcrlniic. Sic Tolijci
id,enft orn Grobunlcn feline @eod,.
ting. ollcin Elm 0ntcl lulO ciu @ct.
tn oca FricltCra iiu0 3l ieinem
Sdlltc bicr o%nJcfommcn.
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Srntnlc @cfaubluIg pur Wciitcs'
fraIfcn.

Sca Moincs, &o, .. Npril. -
Go@ @ol,a inooiiirtc Del, iclliotioncl
len @crid)t bca observation-disclosures
Gomitc'9 bctrciia gralliomcr @ebono-
lung BON Tliaiien Der StootS = Sr.
renbol,Ier, Ger 9cridt iiibrt ans,
oob lpciblidc Sniaiicn nadt III cinelt
&anm eillgclpcrrt, oubcren ciSfaltc
@aoer perabfolgt mnroen, oaB cine
Der 6rallcn BON cillenl iorbiocn @1r-
fer ollgegrliien Dlroe. uno n,elbct
iuelter 5oblrcid,e 8rmlIamfeitsoelifte.
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Gcu Jntcrrhcn Der Gcmpfratic &c.
uibmct.

@uiiolo, N.-Dy 9. 2lpril. -
Ncrmon e. Mod, &oriiber 0c3 ocmo-
trotiid)cn 9iotionol Counties. fin.
niAt bclttc an, hub CT ale &orbcrci.
tlmacn iiir Die %cr6iicrtlifn1g zines
sen Sntcrciicn Der ocmofrntiihcn
@artei gcmiOmctcn Monot2rnoBo5iua
Ocllcnoct bat. GuiicIbe iol Den Nns
men n9totionol Mo1ojinc" fiibrell
lnt0 icirc critic drummer miro lul9cs
iGbr am /. Mioi cridcincn. Scinc
Mtitorbcitcr rmfoiicn Scnutorcn, nc.
pr0icntarlterL Ooupcrnellrc lll1o an,
ocrc bcrDorra1cnOc NtitgIicoCr ser
Dcmofrutiihct Eartei.
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Mid)tcr Gpnd).

Nopftnapillc, Au., 9. Npril.
- Gen, nilna Npofcr Vrulnc, Gin Is
iGbriAcr Ncacr, mllroc hclltc mcaell
cinea uniittIid]cn 2lnBriiia alii Die IL
iobriIc Sodltcr oca 6orntcrS ISM.
@cc olrd) chen ans 250 Tnrmcrn be.
%itcbcrbcn Mob an cincm Nnltm olti-
gcbGn9t. 6rl. @cc iocntifi5irte Dcn
NeGer pOiitip ais bcn @criibcr oce
glngriiia.
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Mls M6rocr bcs G%bepaarcs &riiscr
anGcflngt.

Sclcbo, g, 8. 9(pril. - Goro.
llcr 4. :. &cn5ler CAB beutc Elm Der
diff ab. melhcs bcnS d)neioer Widloel
Sobolcsfi fiir ocn Zoo bc2 betu9ten
ccutid,cn Gbepuores 2ltouig uno Au.
ellito ariiger pcrontmortlid crtldrt.
Die 9eid)cn Scr Gbclcutc murocn intN
acllcr hires RIGHTEOUSNESS Ocr9robcl
n%lfgciumbcL nnd)bcm Dos Scstcrc
friib NprgcnS am /. 9lpril cingc.
0id)ert mor0en mar. Wenigc Gage
pcrber bate arilger Dem crlpGbntcn
Sobolcsfi cine sSorm mir $4,000 per.
fault unb OaS &ouigclb III GrnpianB
Nellontmclt.
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Nrnn Snmpiun frcieciprpd)cn.

HponM q. y, Npril. - Der
ErO5cb 0CBcl 6rall Georgia 9llpn
Compton mc8cn n~nQcbIidler Grntor-
6ltng hires 8ottcn Nnrru Compton,
zines Ncficn oea ucritorbcncn Aomi,
rails S%onpion, cnoctc nm 10 Mimi.
fen nod 70 llbr bcrtc Nbcno nit CT.
mem irciiprcd)cnoen Ecr0itt. SIC
><lirp buttc lid mn 7.3O 9lbcn0S SIR
VcrntbunN 5uriid gc5o0cn, nnd,ocm
bic HImpGltc lire SNmBor1umentc
por1ctro8cn uno Ser Nid)ter Den Sc.
idjmorcnen Die iibIid)cn SllItruftioneli
Crthcilt hottC.
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Seportirnns Srpbt,

Gnluu @olomnmu unb ibre rcr!piGels
ten Gbeperbdltniiie. - @ieIleift
miro lie 5uinmmen nit ibrenl er.
itCn Gbcmam aus Dem 2onoc
perluielen Dcrocn.
EtttsburG, Eo., 9. Npril. -
Gin Scrfabren, oaS I'M ISuni pnrigclt
Iobrcs por Der 9ltoc>re9icrung ouf
pcrionlide Nnrcgllng oc0 @eneraI.
NnuoltS 9onuparte cingclcitct rpilrs
&c, nm Die Ser. Stooten BON Der
notoriIAcn Nnurd)iitin emma 0olos
lnanm 81 befrcieL iun6 bier ncitcrc
AnrcgltnB, inbcm YoImcr z. Cham.
hers, Stills = Qluuoca0iitriftsonpalt
Ill Elttsburg, rno @rncnberg Hegic.
rltll19- Snlpeftor 0e@ SanoelSs ulb
Grbcitas 9 partcments i'm Nufen non
NcrusDorf, i'm 9un0cs9criht iilr 6en
mcltlifen 9c5irf bon Ncm.9orf bcn
Wloerrlll Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
non Sacob &crsncr ollrdicbten, mel.
der Der mirtlifc @attc emma @ul6s
monn'9 icil ioQ. &ersner IoQ bepor.
tirt mcroen mo nit ibnL ais icinc
lcgalc WottilL Die Nnord)iitin. GiC
0ieocrlnn0lulg ioll Damn ocn 9eiocn
ucrluci9crt mCr6en, mo "a NrglIit
@crtmunL nit Dem Die rotbe emma
Suiomnlcn lebt, bicicr ms Nuslono
iolaeu oiirite, 10 bofft Die Nc9ierung,
ol;d) 0icien los 81 mcr6cn.
IiitriftSonmuIt Chambers crnlit,
tcltc 'bcrcitS Dor lGn9crcr Belt, baB
3crSncr unb emma @olbmnm i'm
Sabre 1887 III Nod)cItcr, N..D., cine
lc0ale Che cin9ingcn, sic ollcr0inga
in. Sabre 1899 nod iiloiidcm Hitus
oGiAicocn wurbc. 3mei Morote bu.
raul 5ogen nber sic @cibcn micoer
ol5 Mann mo 6rult 5uIanmCn, no.
hi1rA Nlrd, bic iiibiihc SfeiOumg bin,
iGlig murOc, peld)c %befunntlid) BON
hcn Ser, Staatcn nidt ais rcd)tSs
Gitltig nncrtomnt miro.
emma 8olomnm pcrIicb ipGtcr
@crSltcr mie6cr mo lcbtc nit Bert
mann iii NemsOorf. Nla Der 9cbtcrc
sic ihln mcgcn 0cS 9lttcntats ollf $.
Z. 6rif 5lloittirtc lotac Soitltroic
pcrbilBt hattie. licb lie iid) nit Dem.
iclbcn IN Ncm= &ericp 1%rnlicn, lr,o Die
9ic9icrung bCrcitctc olli 6rlrno ole
lct Sroltlltg oltd) cine &iBonlicfluge
Q@gcn bic Nrall Dor.
Gic Nod)foridun1cn gc1en &cras
Her oCbntcn lid bis nod HuBIono
olta. @ci oeniclbcn mltroe iclt1cIteQt,
boB Der Wnnn i'm Npril 1868 IN
&ontloib, HuBIono, gcborcn muroc,
iii Suni 1888 III Nem.2)ort lonocte
ino I'M Sftobcr 1881 in HofcIter,
=, 81 qui .@runo inlidcr 4ngaben
n%otllrolliirt nu,roc.
Die Nltsmeiiulg aerancr'S miro
frat ocs lid oltf iolfc 9etriigereicn
crltrcdenoen @eicscS bonn 30. Sllni
1906 crfolgcL ulo Gmma @olb'
ltolul miro oils ieine red)tlifc 8ottill
mo gIeih3eitig ais 9igonliitin nit
linn NrOnrtfrt ,,prNp1t
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Tran |uDlc madjt luieber cincn Nns'
finn.

2 baro H. 3d., 8. Npril. - ,Sus.
z. @bitlu, iein annolt God)ron llro
Nrieocnsrid)tcr 2. 2. 8ilbcrt bicltcn
tciltc cine Gpnicrcnj, i,af ucldjer
pcrfiinoct muroc, bob bic Der Wit.
ldltlo on Der Gi,tiiibr,tng bes flcinen
Willc Mbitlo angeflagte Srnu ,SoS.
S. @oplc oll n1diten Montng ooer
GicnItog 5um 3ncf cincs Scrbors
tierber gc6raht iperocn ion. Bon
bier gcbt Tic suriid nad) Mcrcer. no
Die @rano-Surp nni 19. April 5l1.
i%nmmentrctcn miro.
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Webr Spfcr bcs Wutus.

Gbicuqp, 81, 9. Npril. - Trnu
Stto Nooblcr bon Streutpr, 81, II.
elias Gttell ipuroen geitcrn glbcnO
bier bon cillem glltomobil iiberfabs
rem. GttcQ milrbe 10 id)ucr pcrleBt,
bob CT luobrihcinlid) nidIt nit Dem
Scbcll Oopol1 fommcn miro. >ll bel
oel, SGllen lciitctcn bic Gbollficurc
iWcTI Spicrn nidt Den Qcrin9itcn9ci-
Itnnb, ionocrn mnftcn lid oopon.
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S%ebcnspcrlnit onrdl Grpluiion in
YnlDermiiblc.

Mapnc, M, 9. slpril. = 3ebn
fleine Ncb1uoe muroen bellte blrd
cine III Der III Yont'iter Elilpcr.
miiDlc, nabc bier, cin9etrctenc grplos
lion 5crItort, nno Scromc Ninrib Cit
Nrbelter, fam babel INNS Scbcn.
Mon nnlnfelt. baB ctlit)c mlocre ar.
better pcrniibt Deroen, lino 0oB picl-
leid)t nod peitcre M%cnitenleben per
loren ainaen.