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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23
minneapolis.

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@ran6 @iem College, Des Moines
Soma, Dil / Mften, 6reoog, ST.
s, bol0e ct Soreorag for ct
@e6ers ~ungoomsforening I Sens
2ofale poa 9mio Sails lille Gal
@mnet er @pmnuitifens @etp6ning
2eitnant @osierits, Der ttoliger(
bar beret Sfficer / Sen 6onffe Seer
er en- b9it aniet Mutboritet pac
@bmnaitifens Smraaoe og en- me
get 6pgtig @pmnaltiflerer. @an e1
poa EN- Gore6ragsreile for u@am,
men1nttet Danif l1ng6om".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23
Dcr bill blipe @nbstieneite

SCI bil bIibe @nbstieneite fgrit-
fommenoe 5pnoag Sorm.s ben
bonif-norife @oIgntba @ttrfe, 1876
Gbomos ctr. Menigbe6ens 8reit,
Or. Mrel Ma6iem, oil preotfe ODER
gmnet r@epfornegtelie". - Mue
@fnnoinaper in6bp0es paa Oct bier.
teliglte.
Sen annerifanife Marine bar be-
iluttet, at De Stapns- eller @ulltonS'
figurer, Der prD6er Sloaoens Sfibe,
ifnl borttages, ba De life er til nogen
Septic og / Gtlfeloe al &rig inarere
@eien, % Ben bar tilbubt Stater
Minneiota, at 6ig11ren fra Slogifi'
bet vMinneiota" maa bringes bertt]
Staten, Dog fun at betrogte lom e1
2aan, og, bel at mGrfe, bbis Stoter
lelp bill betale Observation-Disclosures
Om 6igurens 5t9rrelie oil mar
funne gibre fig ct 8egrb> naar mar
bgrer, at SEN er ca. 10 500 bei oQ
ltreffer Jig omtrert 25 SOD ttlbagt
poo bper SIDE al @fibets 5tapn. De
er rimeIigt nof, at man tager imo}
u6oreringen", men @pprgsmuale'
oil iaa blipe, bpor man ifal anbrtngf
6enne Slagifibs-0rage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-23
On pcrttabcl &caatta fun0t ii0i

@m pcritabel &egatta fanot ii0ite
6reoag og 2pr6og Ste6 pao Glo0en
/ Operperelie al Gultn6er al Menne-
lfer> ser ito6 paa 8re06erne AT &ar-
riet og @apsberrp Sslan0S, paa @po-
er1e og poa 9nffet at Sc mange
forifielltge Sortpier, Der fulgte 81
bene. Minnelota &oflub ban6t ON
2groagen ct 2pb for ct 8=Marers &C.
nior &oI6, men ellers lgb @innipe=
ger11e fra CANADA al meo bele @ugen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-22
o. II. & n. PROMISES TO
REDUCE WOOL RATES

Salem, Or.-Before the railroad
commission recently in hearing in the
matter of wool rates on the o. r. G.
n. officials of that road stated that
the road contemplates reducing the
rate on secured wool into Portland
about one-third. This will make the
rate on this class of wool from eastern
Oregon points into Portland the same
the rate formerly in force.
The proposed new rate will not ap-
ply to points on the Southern Pacific.
Shippers are contending for a carload
rate on wool in grease in sacks. SEN
ator Tom Kay, owner OF the Kay
woolen mills, who was one of the wit
nesses at the hearing today, argued for
carload rate with a 10000 pounds
minimum, and the representatives of
the road intimated that this might be
granted.
To give the shippers and the rail-
roads a chance to get together the
commission continued the hearing to
June 3 at Portland.
The matter of double stock chutes
was taken up and the complaints
against the o. r. G. N. and the c. G.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-22
New Party In Georgia.

Atlanta, Ca, May 22.-A new poll
tical party, to be known as the liber-
al party, was launched at a meeting
of Georgia politicians at the Kimball
House today The promoters expect
that the new party will spread its in
fluence throughout the nation.
Among its demands are: That the
government own and control the rail-
roads, telegraph and express compan-
les and public utility institutions, the
withdrawal Of the right from private
corporations to issue money and con-
troll Of the currency Of the nation and
the establishment of government ma
tional bank, which will issue the
money and control the currency Of the
country the establishment of direct
taxation into our system of govern
ment; that the fundamental principal
Of Anglo-SaxOn government be enforc-
ed to the end that no man shall have
been imprisoned until a jury shall
have passed upon the facts and he
shall have been found guilty by a jury
Of his peers; that the government
shall prevent the strong from oppres-
sing the weak and to this end the
government should own and control
the properties that naturally belong
to the government and leave the pri-
vate citizen to own and control his
properties which naturally belong to
the private citizens.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-22
ATHENA BREV|T|ES.
SCHOOL TEACHERS ARE
ELECTED FOR NEW YEAR
Prof KIemme of Walla Walla Is
Elected Principal of High School
Has Meen a Successful Teacher in
the East-Will Be Assisted by Prof.
Mulkey, Formerly of Condor High
School-Other Teachers Are Re-
elected.
(Snecial Correspondence.l }

Athena, Ore, May 21.-The people
of Athena and vicinity are highly
pleased with the teachers elected at
recent meeting of the board Of di-
rectors of the Athena high school.
Prof. Edward J. Klemme, A. M,
Northwestern university, and one Of
the most successful school men on
the coast, was elected principal Of
the Athena high school and has ac-
cepted the position. For the past
three years Prof. Klemme has been
principal of the Walla Walla high
school. Prior to said time he was
principal of one OF the leading high
schools in the state of Illinois for ten
consecutive years. Prof. Klemme is
to be assisted by Prof. P. ]. Mulkey Of
the Condor high school, who Is we'll
known in the educational circles Of
the state Of Oregon. Mr.. Mulkey got
university and took his normal train
ing at Monmouth normal, of which
institution he is a graduate. Mrs. p.
]. Mulkey was elected as the eighth
grade teacher and she is also a grad
uate of the Monmouth normal. Her
work is also we'll known in this state.
The remainder Of the faculty has been
retained from last years corps of
teachers which is sufficient commen-
dation. The people of Athena firmly
believe that the high school under its
present organization will be second
to none in the state.
There is movement now on foot
to consolidate some of the neighbor-
ing districts with the Athena district
and make one central high school.
This movement is meeting with en-
couragement on every hand and will
no doubt be consumated this year
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-22

visiting in the city of Adams and
attending the convention.
Rev. Storie, wife and children of
Pendleton, are in Adams as delegates
to the Baptist convention.
Mrs Mccormack of Pendleton
was an Adams visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunnington of Helix
were Adams visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. H. Curby of Adams, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Hale of
Walla Walla, for few days.
L. M. Watrus of Walla Walla, is
the guest of E. G. Marquis, the city
druggist Of Adams, for a few days.
]. T. Lieuallen drove to Milton Sum
day with his auto and visited friends
and relatives.
Miss Shed McFarin of Athena, is
visiting Miss Mabel Mcintyre of Ad-
ans this week.
Mrs. T. Chandler of Pendleton came
up to Adams Monday to attend the
Baptist convention and is the guest
of Mrs. Geiss.
Sarah Montgomery, Mrs. Cramer
and Roy Pendulum, are the delegates
from Helix for the Baptist conven-
tion at Adams this week.
Rev. P. Rogers of Weston, is in
Adams to attend the Baptist conven-
tion.
G. o. Richardson took charge Of
the Adams postoffice the 18th Of
May. Two daily mail routes have
been in operation since May /.
F. B. Blake transacted business in
Athena Wednesday.
IT. Chandler and E. Chandler came
up from Pendleton Wednesday to at
tend the convention.
Mr.. Welles, county school superin-
tendent, and his wife, were Adams
visitors Thursday.
c. Watrus transacted business in
Pendleton Thursday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-22

The traction lines of New York city
subway, elevated and surface-are
called upon to provide each year for
the transportation of 40,000,000 more
passengers than the year previous.
The increase of this number of pas
sengers each year is in reality only a
growth of about 4 per cent but it
adds 100000 year to the earn
ings of the traction lines and requires
continuous increase of facilities.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-22

in 1855. He was born in Pike coun-
ty, Missouri, April 20, 1888. On
coming west he moved to California,
where he stayed until 1864, when he
came to Umatilla county. Since then
he has resided here the greater por-
ton of the time until his death.
Rev Mr.. Garfield left today for
Richland, oregon, after visiting with
his family here for several weeks.
Prof. Felix E. Moore. Miss Mae
starbuck and Miss Ruth Godfrey left
last night for Portland Neither Of
these teachers will be a member Of
the faculty of Columbia college dur
ing the coming year and their many
friends here will regret to note their
absence. -..~s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-22
Rev. I. W. Willlamson.s Letter.

Rev. I. w. Williamson, Huntington,
w. Va, writes: This is to certify
that I used Foley's Kidney Remedy
for nervous exhaustion and kidney
trouble and am free to say that it
will do all that you claim for It,"
Foley's Kidney Remedy has restored
health and strength to thousands of
weak, run down people. Contains no
harmful drugs and is pleasant to
take. Koeppen Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-22
ADAMS NEWS AND
PERSONAL ITEMS
Especial correspondence.l J

Adams, ore May 21.-J T. Lieu
allen went TO Pendleton Friday and
took Mrs G. 0. Richardson down in
his auto. Mrs. Richardson still goes
to Pendleton for treatment.
H. Barrett, Mrs. c. A. Barrett and
Mrs. Reta Plamondon of Athena, are
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-22

jamestown, N. Y, has a municipal
electric and water warks plant, and
the possibility Of operating a munici-
pal heating plant in connection with
1t, utilizing exhaust steam, is under
consideration. II the plan is adopted
the plant will be one of the first mu-
nicipal heating plants in the eastern
states, although there is a small in
stallation of this character in Web
ster City, Iowa.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-22

Many, weak, nervous women have
been restored to health by Foley's
Kidney Remedy as II stimulates the
kidneys so they will eliminate the
waste matter from the blood. I'M
purities depress the nerves, causing
nervous exhaustion and other all.
ments. Commence today and you will
soon be well. Pleasant to take. Keep
pen Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-22

E. were dismissed, as the shippers
failed to appear to testify, although
about 100 had been notified. Some
testimony was taken in the complaint
against the Southern Pacific.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-22

More moving pictures shown thar
any other theatre in the city-the
Pastime.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-22

What time will the clock stop?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-22

Following a fad is a short cut to
folly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-22
Milton Personal Notes.

Mrs, Belle Berry returned today
from Nyssa where she attended the
funeral of her father, W. ]. Neil, who
died there Monday after an illness Of
several weeks Mr.. Neil was one of
the oldest pioneers Of the Walla Wal
la valley, having crossed the plains
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-22
NEWS Of MILTON
ODD FELLOWS PREPARE
TO DEDICATE NEW HALL
Special Session Will Be Held In Hon.
or of First Meeting-New Quar-
ters Not Excelled I'm This Part OF
the State-Entire Floor of Large
Building Devoted to Lodge Work
Mrs. Berry Returns from Nyssa.
Especial Correspondence.)

Milton, May 21.-Members Of the
Odd Fellows lodge of Milton are max
ing preparations for special work on
Saturday night, when the order will
meet for the first time in the new
quarters in the handsome Odd Fell
lows temple which has been COM
pleted. The new lodge quarters are
without doubt unexcelled in space
and convenience by any other lodge
in this part of the state.
The entire second floor Of the large
building is devoted to lodge work
and there are reception rooms, a
dining room, assembly hall and COM
mittee apartments, giving every con-
venience necessary in lodge work.
Members of the Milton order are
very proud Of their new home and
the meeting on Saturday night prom
ises to be red letter occasion in the
history Of the local order.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-22
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I know woman's sufferings.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-22


mi ywhla
Ladies an e
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MRs. NJ. SUMMERS, II. Dame, Ind. U. S. A.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-22

Notre Dame, lnd., U. S. a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-31
Bonn @eid)eIiteQer. Strife.
Goroipeitlid)e Vubnen 5icbcn Nner-
bieten 5llriid. - @ihtigc Comic

Torolpeitlide Vubnen 5icbcn Nncr-
bieten auriid. - @idtigc Comic
re,i5 in @aibington.
2 +. Saul Winn., 80. 9e5. -
Gie noropeitlihen Sobnen baben ibr
M~nerbieten 5uriifge5oaen, es bel benz
Mlisgang Der Gbicagoer Gonferen5
beluenben All loiien unb Die ltrifenoen
@eiheniteQer wieber an5uitelcn, 10
idneQ iif freie Elate fir lie firtoen,
uno Die Strifer parten jebt Dos NE
inltut uec Gonieren5 ab, peldje ON
Srcitas Eraiioent Herbam bon Der
Union Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nit Den Miteliebern Der GpmmiIiion
fir Den 5pilhenitaotliden SanoelS-
perfebr baben miro.
@oibingtom 3. 6, 30. Gcj.
- ,Ssm Strife Der norbfpeitfident
@eiheniteaer miro lidJ morgen hoa
,Snterelie ouf @aibington con5erltrl-
ren, oa al oieiem Gage s. 9. Ser
buru Jon giienbabn Geportentent
Der ,american federation ot 2obor,"
aus ct. Saul bier eintreffen miro.
I'M nit Dem Gorliser &nopp bon Der
Gommillion fir Den iipildenItaatli-
den Sanoelspcrfchr unb Dem Cont
miiIGr Neill bonn @rbcitsblrean In
9eratbltng 5u tretel,. IS perlautet
Suoem, SEER Yerbam biirfte lhlimm-
ltenfalls periufen, Die Sude an ben
Er1Iioenten Suft ST bringen.
Ncm Sopen, Conn, 30. Gea.
- @ie man in Den 9ureour Der
nNem.Dorf, New-Sapen 4 Sartforos
9abn" erfubr, nerbeH oorauslid)tllh
IN nGd)iter @ohe peridicoelle Srgo-
nilotionen bon Observation-Disclosures
cine 1oroerung ai,f 2obnerbobu1s
i~tellelt uno Die lidl oaralt fliiipfenoen
@erbanollngen biirften lid lailae
| hiu,iphpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-31
Seras unsnfrieben init @bisfep-
Eutidcibuna.

auiti II, Ger, 80. Ics. = @ie Gr.
:. 9. abbott. Der itaatlide Commit
jar fir Milh unb Mabrungsmiitcl.
erflartc. miro Der Stoot Seros lid,
burb Die definition oes Erdiioente!l
1aft be5iislih beS 9egriiies .@bis-
fep"im Sinne oes @eietes nid)t iiir
gebullben eradtcll. Gr bat ndnllid)
peridieoeite Yrobet bon Wbisfen1,
lpelbe ben Nnforoerungen Oes Yro'i-
benten Gait entipreten, aualpiirt
ul,b ieitgeiteIt, oaB lie ben Mnforoe.
rungen bes Observation-Disclosures
BON Seras nift entiprefen, mespc-
gen sur Gonfistation aeifritten mllr-
De. 9ie Gertreter Der Heftifi5irer ia.
ben Den @onoerneur uno Den Cont
miiiGr iii, cine Gonieren5 erinht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-31
Wrpser VranoId)aocu.

Nem Dprf, 80. Ie5enlber.
Gin 6ei,er, meldes oas ean5e, groBe.
cui $50, 100000 geid)1ste Gtabliiie.
mei,t Der .Stunooro Oil So" in
williamsburg su SeritOren orobte,
mllrhc beute friib nod 5etnItilnoigem
&umpie iiberwaltigt. gs begann init
Der grploiion zines Der groBen Del
tebdlter, melfe einen 6ldfenraum
pcn 5mei 8epierten beoefen uno je
10000 Sab entbalten. Sic Arbeit
Ser sSeuermebr wurbe burt Die grim-
mige 9dlte e%ridJnert.. Man lhatt
zen Yerllllt auf $500,000.
Bel Der Gin1iderunp eilles grobell
Senementbnlies on Der belmont
Gpenue. in Sit.Nem.Yorf muroen
iiinf a~uslGnoer burh &ai,d) iiber.
mGltigt uno lieeen IN fritiihem gu.
itoilbe I'M Spipital. Mebrere amber,
@emobner uno 2oihnl1nner tru9en
ehenfals Gerlebnmgem bapon.
MorfpIf, So, 80. DECEMBER. -
Gin ourd) lleberbeiSrng zines SfenS
entitonoeller 9ranb legte beute Die
| srcben G.a9. @iGianls'ihen &C.
id,1ftsgeb1iibe an Der Soutb- uno
Gropforb . Strabc in Hortsmouth,
Ta., in Iide. 9ld)t ODER 5ebn Yicrbe
famen in ben Slammen um. Ger
Serluit miro auf $125.000 geidatt.
@oIueIton n, Ger. 30. Ge5. =
Gtma $500 9aaen 9aummollc MR.
ben beilte oMrd) Elm Seuer auf benz
&;er Nr. IL beifdoiat. 8erlnit et1pa
100000.
ghinbpro. ga, 30. Ncsember.
- Gin beilte friib bier o%usgebrod,e'
mes Seuer mirae be,ite Hadmittag
init Wtiibe inter Gontrole 9ebrad)t.
nad)oem es Sd)aben 5lim Vetraae
ron $4,000 BIS 100000 anaerid-
tct bette. Webrere Tcrioncn wuroen
leidt perlest.
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banolungen, mel6c 2ufacs nit Der
SltItb.@ ruppc Der ltnubbGngigfeits=
Fortci alsefniipft batte, NM einen
Mobua Gipenhi 5u iilfen nm Die Dor
luenigen Sugen ais burdaus niht
mlsiidtslo be5eifnet murben, baben
iih uouig 5eri6logen.
Gun lit Der iriiberc Erdiioent bes
Observation-Disclosures, b. ,Silitb ielbit,
nod @iell berufer morbcit, I'M nit
Dem Monorhen iiber sic periporrene
Gage 5u conieriren. Cine 2oiung Der
ariiis nit Der Suitb.@ rllppe lit on-
id)eincno sur llnmoglihfeit gepor.
ben. Sultb perfiiat inn 4bgeoronetcll-
hauie ii6er mebr. ols %einbunbert gin.
lbdngep tbelhe ols Expedition iebe
parlomentariide arbeit lobm leeen
forlllell. ~ .tt
SGbefbucI( ung rider
TH' oIitifcr.
8ien, &c. Ge5ember. = Gle Son.
iliftSItimnung, melde III parlumens
toriiten &reiien berri6t, bot ioeben
einen 3neifampf ge5eitigt. Gle Ib-
%georoneten 2dbne uno 9eln gerietben
iharf OH einonber, luno cine Soroes
rling ouf Sdbe mnr Die Solge. Gos
Iuel bat einen bliltigen &erlauf &C.
nommen. 2a6ne trllg cine &erlet.
sltll9 oil Ser Sano bopon.
Stir Norweaen'a @eoeibcn.
Gbriitinnio, 80. Ge5ember. -
Gic SobrbunbertIcier Scr 8riinOung
Der @eielidaft fir bic 8oroerung Der
Eroipcrit1t Noriuegen's, nelfe cine
I'M 2eben Ser 9}ttion iebr lpid)tigc
Noae ipielenoe Organization lit, mltr.
DC bellte be9ongcn. dc Mitglieoer
ser fGniolid,en Iomilic mo Die oi-
plonatiihcn Sertrcter nobmen al,
Der Scier Sbeil.
Eremicr anuoicn fiibrte heu Goriis
bel Dem Wanfett, lpelbes geItern
Ibcnb in Der llniperiitGt itottfanb.
@erhen in 9 otto onlegen.
Rotterdam. 80. Ge5cmbcr. -
&om s. Sonuur an miro Bottom SIN.
legcbafen fir bie 9anlpier Der Sol
nnb-Nmerifa.2inic iiir ben picr5ebn.
tGgigen Gerfebr nod) unb bon Ebila-
0elpbiu.
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olS nngeblider Nbienbcr Der Slit
briefc in Soft befinoet. Nhif Geran.
l%alillng oes @icner 8cridts miro
III in @ormbrlnn Die uriod)e oes
jaben 2ooes BON Sofrid)ter, ien., err
iorift.
Smpoiantc Srauerfcier.
aeuBerit impoiant geitoltete lid Die
Srauerfeier 81 @bren bes 8ebeimen
CONTEMPORARIES GrnIt b. Menbels-
ipbn.9 ortbolop, Deiien gbleben ON
Sonntng gemelbet lpurbe. 8niier
unb &oiierin batten @ertreter 81 Der
Geremonie entianbt, ebenio Der
Reibsfansler Or. b. 9etbmaun-Sotl-
meg. 3ablreide Tinilter, @enerdle
unb Ole Spiben Der Itabtiiden 8ebor+
Den luaren 5llgegen. sll,b einige Wit=
glieber Der ruiiiiden 9otidaft ruobn-
ten Der Srauerfeier bel.
Yuf Der Soh5eitsreie.
Ser5og Sobonn albred)t, Hegert
Don 9rounifpeig, u,b ieine iunge
@ottin, Trin5eiiin gliia6etb 81 Stol-
berg-GoBla, weld)e Wtitte 8e3ember
Den 9unb fiir's 2eben iflolIen, boz
ben Die bamols angefiinoigte Heile
nod) Dem iernen Often nunmebr ana
getreten. 3undbit eebt es nad) benz
aonireif Clam IN Sinter- Snoien.
Gornod pernen nod 5ablreide inte-
reiionte @egenoen iii Sitoiien berilbrI
meroen.
9reuBen's aroBeS Gefi5it.
Ser preuBiibe Gtot, welder benz
2anotog nod Dem @ieber5uiammen-
treten an If. Sanllar unterbreitet
mcroen miro, ihlieBt nit eincm 9cIte
sit BON nabe5u einbunOert Wiulonen
Warf ob. 9ieier Scblbctrag ilber-
trifft alle bisbcr befannt gelporoenen
Shdtnngen. V
mis- perIoren augegeben.
@ie ans Dresden berid)tet miro, ut
Der bon BORT ouiaeItieacne 5reibaaon
.9nna", melfer 5uleet IN Sb.peoen
oeiebcn ipuroc, als perloren oilfgege-
ben moroen. Der Silbrer oes Silft-
lcalcrS mar 2ielltenolt Hid)tcr.
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WcncraI Gbwarbs' Nebltrift.

Can Suan. Yorto @ico, 80. &C.
Sember. = Bel Ser 8ornabme elmer
yelibtieung that bier geitern Mbero
Der grigaoe.4 eneral Clarence q. Go
fuaros eilen 0ebItritt nnb fiel cine
@oidJuns bon Is Sub Sobe berunter,
nobel er lid, ben Iinfen s5,iB perrenf-
te, er NOR iebod beite idon iuieoer
lnl StanOe, ben ariessiefretGr Cid
iniou bel Der Snipeftion Der ftGoti-
id)en Teportements 5i be0leitcn.
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MSicm, Wn!


SertreterS Gbil1o's bier 81 2anoe.
Sn fiini5ie Sobren mill er mie-
Scr fommen,l
Sem Dorf 80. Gesember. -
.ltno in abermols fiinf5ig Sabren
tommt er beiielben @eges %geiobren."
Ger hineiii6e @eionote, Or. @u
Sing Sang, erfldrte es geitern bel leis
ner Nbfabrt nod europa uuf Der
v2%uiitonia"e Oh man i'm mieoer.
leben peroe? ,pNlln,." meinte Der
@eiie aus benia M~orgenla1Oe, lid
merbe solIs ii6er wie0erfommene lpe-
niger ocrpiB' ut rs ieboh, oh id Die
lelben 2eute! fuieberieben iperbe, benn
meine Hiidfebr piro i'm Sabre 1859
Itottfinoen - i'll 80 Sahren." l(no
baum erging lid Or. @il in langereil
Observation-Disclosures oarilber, ipie
es MIR am Mmerifoner liegc, uert
er nidt bus Yntriarbenolter erreide.
Gr eiie 5u ,d)tell nnO bead)tc llidt &C.
mug Die brei 2ebersregcln, Die in Den
@prten e~ntboIten ieien: Seine Tab-
rlltg, refine 2lft, refine @eoonfen.
Nlib Die IoGnridgerei lei hier5lllanoc
oll grob n11o binoere ant gem1hliheh,
oos 2ebcn perl1ngernoen GIien. Wie
alt er iest benn lei, ga er Ood) 10 Si6er
lei, in 80 SSabren nod 5l leben? Ger
fIuge Gbineie batte alf Oieie Sraae
mir Elm pieliogenoes 2dfeln uno per-
id)onstc lid binter ous @orredt Der
Tralicil. bnb man Tie nid)t nad) ibrenl
sltcr iragcu biirfe. uno mollte es
aud a,tf iid be5ogen wiiien. Inter
Den ionitigen Hoiiagieren oesT Sfif'
ieS befonDen iih Der omerifanilde
MooeGiit @initon Gburdiu, 0orboll
Scene, Der britiide Woior 5. 9. Be
rcsforb, SomeS y. Sdrper II. u.
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nntcr Der Qmpe.

Ilbanp. N..Y., 80. December
Ger PEOPLES Mtutuol 2ife Sniurance
Iiiociation onb 2eaglle", bic tbr
Sauptqllartier in Spracuie bat, lit
ourd) &ihter gnbrefps in Utica anf-
gepeben iporoen, am s. Sanliar III
Spraciiie @riinbe geae1 lire Muflo-
lung burh Den 8erliderungs.S nper-
in~tenoenten bes Stautcs por5ubrit-
gen. Tie @eIeaidaft, .aiif Geeeniei-
tigfeit begriinoet, ioll f~inon5iea
idled)t iteben mo berartig mibper-
maltet unb i'm &iif9ong 'begriffen
fem, Dab ibre Mnfloiuna rotbium err
ideint.
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sineoln's einitiaes snream serit6rt.

CAMILLE, 81. 80. Ge5ember.
- Ias alte ariegsmieum, no emit
sfbrabam 2ineoln i'm geginn ieiner
MEmaltspraris fem Bureau bate. iii
h,,rd Geucr 5erit0rt poroen. 9as
Wirieum entbielt pieIe bntoriih in
tereiiante @eoenfitiide,' oarurter cine
Nn3abl Bomber; 9eetere ~erplooirten
m1brcno oes 5euers.