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,aresT IMPORTANT Dis.
CATCHES PUT INTO SHORT,
CRISP PARAGRAPHS.
bToRY OF THE WEEK
Iuow,No THE PROGRESS OF
sknTs IN OUR OWN AND
FOREIGN LANDS.
WESTERN WS.

South Dakota has passed an anti
.,rarettc law which has the approval
IN the governor
poth houses OF the South Dakota
legislature have passed the House res
tuition granting popular vote on an
Soual suffrage amendment.
Secretary Of State Frank +. Benson
Aecame Governor Of Oregon March LIST
h the resignation of Scnator-elcct
George +. Chamberlain. then en- route
l. Washington to take the coath of Of
ice.
| Elias ]. Baldwin. known as Lucky
Baldwin" died at his home near Los
angeles on the list inst. at the age of
Slehtyone. His estate is estimated mt
s5OOO.O0O. He leaves wife and
baughtcr
| An aerial race from Berkeley to Re
ho. New. is being planned by the San
fnncIsco Aero club. which has already
kaced It's order for the construction OF
bpe Of the four balloons which will be
bsed.
A william Walker. one of the cavalry
hen who followed J. Wilkes Booth,
President l.inCOln's assassin. and who
food By Boston Corbctt when the lat
.r shot Booth. was buried ut Chicago
|bn the 3rd inst. with military honors.
4 The anti-ciGarette bill was passed in
b. House OF the Missouri Legislature
)n the 3ri inst. The bill prohibits the
tanufacturc. sale or giving away OF
Cigarettes. cigarette papers or wrap
|ers The penalty Is II fine of from
lO to 5000.
The recount Of the ballots in Union
DunIy In the contest between W. p.
Hepburn Of Clarinda and Senator w.
D jameson of Shenandoah for con
ressman In the Eighth district of Iowa
ftt Jameson with all but two of his
No majority.
The Indiana Senate has passed the
|ew Brolley bill. lcgalizing baseball on
|unday. The vote was 2G to 10. Gov
HnOr Marshall vetoed the original bill.
|ut II is believed he will permit the
lut his signature.
1t is announced that the elevation of
pc tracks At Grand Crossing in Chi
hgo, one OF the greatest railroad feats
yer undertaken, will be commenced In
be spring. The cost OF the elevation
III be TOOOOOO and the tracks will
at three attitudes. none crossing on
be same grade.
1t is stated that the Canadian gov
ihment has agreed to set apart .0O0,-
w acres OF land In Ontario for n game
reserve. This will be contiguous to
le l,VOO.OOO acres recently set apart
PRESIDENT Roosevelt in St. Louis.
axe and Cook counties. northern Min
esota, rs Il forest reserve to be
hoWn as Superior National park.
According to Il decision by Chanccl-
Shackrlford the Southern Pacific
alIway Company will only have to
me state Of Kentucky tax OF 81
V'VVO on its franchises. II was sought
collect $5.O65O 600 year. liability
us steamship lines between Gal
sun ana New Orleans and New
oFh, and Tor stocks and bonds,
uo'ernor Brooks of Wyoming has
'oeu the Swishcr act, which was in
Hued TO compel railroads operatirA
wyoming 10 give Wyomingites the
"ei'' OF an equaliZing of rates when
~! purchased tickets for trips into
'snOorihg states, where the rate is
~er than in Wyoming. The COVER
gwen reason for the veto is that
Fderal laws.
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CONGENlAL WORK
And Strength to Perform II.

A person in good health is likely
to have a genial disposition, ambition,
and enjoy work.
On the other hand, if the digestive
organs have been upset by wrong
food, work becomes drudgery.
Until recently" writes a Washing
ton girl, Il was a railroad stenog-
rapher, which means full work every
day.
Like many other girls alone in a
large city, lived at a boarding house.
For breakfast 1t was mush, greasy
meat, soggy cakes. black coffee. etc.
after a few months of this diet l
used to feel sleepy and heavy in the
mornings. My work seemed a ter
rible effort, and thought the work was
to blame-too arduous.
"At home l had heard my father
speak of young fellow who went
long distances in the cold on Grape
Nuts and cream and nothing more for
breakfast.
Il concluded if 1t would tide him
over a mornings heavy work, it might
help me, so on my way home one
night I bought package and next
morning I had Grape-Nuts and milk
for breakfast.
II stuck to Grape-Nuts, and in less
than two weeks I noticed improve
ment. I can't just tell how well
felt, but I remember used to walk
the 12 blocks to business and knew
how good it was simply to live.
"As to my work-well, did you ever
feel the delight of having congenial
work and the strength to perform it?
That's how felt. I truly believe
there's life and vigor in every grain of
Grape-Nuts."
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich. Read 1.-THE Road to Well
ville," in pkgs. There's Reason"
Ever read the above letterf A new
one appears frpm time to time. They
are genuipe- true' and full sf human
lntefest.
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AZ the oxford University sports I'm
England ON the Ord inst. l.. G.. Hu,, n,
Michisan. Rhodes scholar, won the
loO-yard dash and the quarter mil.
ms Time Tor the first event was 10 3.5
seconds and for the second 81 seconds
james A. Leroy. secretary for Presi.
dehtelect Taft while governor of the
philippines. and American consul at
durango. Mexico. from August. 1909
10 March, 1907, died February 2Sth nj
,'e hiitary hospital ut Fort Bayaud,
n. NJ.
oh March 10th the PENNSYLVANIA
Legislature will elect George r, Oliver
ol fIttsburg to succeed Philnnder G.
Knox In the United States Senate
senator Knox having resigned 10 he.
come secretary OF state in President
Tafts cabinet.
ne status of a Chinese woman who
mas been legally admitted To the
United states IL not changed by n
h'phfhtion between her and her hus.
Dhhd. according to ruling made by
United States Commissioner HAYES In
Boston case.
rear ADMIRAL Schlcy, on behalf of
the Arctic Club OF America, in a letter
made public In New York. makes an
appeal for financial aid to enable Dill.
ION Wallace. Arctic explorer, to res.
cue DIR. Frederick Albert Cook from
the Arctic regions. where he has not
been heard from since last March
Ihirty'fivc per cent. increase In
speed will be- the result Of new conncc-
tons the Commercial Cable COMPANY
Is going 10 make. according to Clarence
ii. Mnckay. 4 branch will be run into
st. Johns. y. F., which has been mon.
opolized by the AnElo.AmcrIcan com.
pany, and from there will be extended
to New York.
Efforts made by the district attor.
ncy of Queens county. New York. TO
have an early date set for the trial of
Capt Peter c. Hams. Jr.. accused of
the murder of William T.. knnls. were
brought to naUght ON the shit inst. by
decision OF Supreme Court Justice
Garrcttson postponinE indefinitely the
naming Of date FOR the Haius' trial
President W. c. Brown OF the New
York Central railroad on the 9TH inst.
announced that the full equipment or.
der Of the line for 1909 had been de.
cidcd upon and that ii included 5.i0O
freight cars. 200 passenger cars and
scvcnty-tlyc locomotives. The cx-
pcnditure for the new equipment will
aggregate IS OUn 600
In an attempt to persuade Congress
to establish reciprocal coal trade with
the Dominion of Canada practically
every coal power in the western Penn.
sylvania district has signed his name
to petition addressed to the ways
and means committee of the House.
Such an agreement. says these men.
will mean an immense increase in the
output of btumnOus coal.
Addressing n political meeting In
Bristol England. Mr. Birrcll. chief
secretary for ireland. expressed the
belief that President TAFT in his in
augural address pronounced the doom
of the hope of the disarmament Of ma
tions There was an universal feel
ing abroad. In which the United States
now Joined. Mr. Birrcll said. for in.
creased armaments.
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SlO0 Reward, 500.

Tho readers OF this paper viii be pleased to learn
that there Is at least one dreaded disease that
has been able to In ali its stages. and that s
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cur. Is the only positive
cure now known to tho medical fraternity Catarrh
tlonal treatment. Halls CatarTh Cure II taken IN
ternaly. acting directly upon the blood and
surfaces OF the system. thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease. and giving tho patient
strength by building the constitution and Assist
Ing nature IN doing It's work. The proprctors have
80 much fath IN iis curative powers that they nrcr
One Hundred Dollars for any case that 10 fails TO
cure send for list OF testimonials
Address =. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists. sc.
Iakc HAlls Family rLls for eon.tlpatlon.
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Proposed Change of Date.

Washington.-The last Wednesday
of April is suggested as the proper
date on which to inaugurate Presi-
dent in a joint resolution introduced
bv Senator Depew. The resolution was
in the form Of an amendment to the
constitution and provides that the
Sixty-second Congress and the term of
office of President and vice president
shall continue until the last Wednes-
day of April, 1913, at. noon.
The Ordway new era., 1909-03-12
voIIey Mann Murderers Sentenced.

Ogallala, Neb.-Judge Grimes has SEN
fenced Lafayette Dales to imprison-
ment for life and Mrs. Jennie Geiger to
Imprisonment for thirty-nine years for
the murder of Volley Mann in October
of last year. Mann. who was travelling
through the country with team, fell
In with Dales and Mrs. Geiger and the
three travelled together. According to
the story Of the woman, Mann was
killed for his property. Later Dales
and the woman quarreled and she de.
nounced him to the Denver police.
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Frocks and Personality

The Englishwoman does not diffuse
enough personality into her clothes.
II she Is tall and gaunt she chooses
severe tailor.made costumes and looks
like clothes press. II she is small
she Tits on her enormous curled Golf
fure. monster hat and sews n gigan.
tic Elizabethan frill into the neck OF
her blouse.-London Bystander.
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DENVER MARKET. MARCH 5TH.

Beef steers. pulp fed good to
choice .5.oo@5.75
Beef steers, pulp fed. fair to
good .:.............. .4.25a5.oo
Beef steers. hay fed. good to
chDicc . ............... ) 90 a >, GO
Beef steers. hay fed. fair to
good .:............. .4.25 400
Beef, steers. hay fed. medium
Cows and heifers. pulp fed.
good to choice ..... .4Ooa4.5o
Cows and heifers. pulp fed,
fair to good. ............. $50 a 400
Cows and heirers. hay fed.
good to choice .......... .3.9O04.5O
Cows and heifers. hay fed. fair
to good ............. $40 n3.9O
Gamers and stock cows. .1.5O $500
Calves. veal. good to choice. .5. O06p 700
Calves, veal. fair to good. LOO q 500
Bulls .................. .2.5Oe3.5U
Stays OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a 400
Feeders. f.p.r good to choice. A % a :. 90
Feeders f.p.r. fair to good. .3.506D425
Stockers. fp.r. good to choice 400 Gn4.S0
Stockers. f.p.r.. fair to good 1886 a 400
common to fair. 5000 3.35
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Tor pointing out the way TO find quick
relief. Mrs. Turner used Doan's Kid
ney Pills for rundown condition.
backache. pains In the sides and kid
neys, bloated limbs. etc. The way
they have built me up is simply mar.
velous.' says Mrs. Turner. who is a
nurse. MY health improved rapid
ly. Five boxes did SO much for me
am telling everybody about It."
Sold by all dealers. so cents "a box
Foster.Milburn Co. Buffalo. y. Y.
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Might Look for Recovery.

The following was told of the pa.
uent OF wellknown New York ply.
scian:
The patient. an elderly gentleman.
became quite Ill while the doctor was
absent upon vacation. the indisposI-
ton being the result Of too frequent
potations. A female nurse was at once
engaged to care for him in his hotel
A lady. residing IN the same hotel.
became aware of his Illness. and in
terested herself TO the extent OF one
morning inquiring concerning his con-
dition OF the chambermaid.
"Shure. ma'am." replied Maggie
an think he do be getting along
very well The nurse was sittin' on
his lap this mornin'."
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en- who suffer back
ache. constant Ian
guor. and other COM
mon symptoms OF
kidney complaint.
should be grateful
10 Mrs. Mimi e
Turner. of f. B.
St. Anadarko. Okla,
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A NURSES EXPERIENCE.
eaekaehe, Pains in tho Kidneys, Bioat.
Ing, ETC., Overcome.

A nurse is expected to know what
to do for common ailments, and wom-
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Sheep.

Ewes .. .................. ..4.OOn4.50
Wethers .4.25@5.O0
Yearlings .................5.7 .5.75 6D6.25
Lambs Observation-Disclosures .6.5Om725
Stock sheep ................2. .2.0O04OO
Feeder lambs. Gp.r. ........ $50 Gn6.50
Feeder wethers. f.p.r. .4.00@45O
Feeder ewes. fp.r.. as a $50
Hogs.
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@ermiid,tc tclcsrapliid)e 2epcidem.

Sm sort Eitt.Sotel" in Bits.
burg, ga, lit Der ~l5.jGbrigc Stat.
nleiiter Der Builders Sron 6oi,no.
~" &erbert 9orougbs, tobt IN ici.
ncm @ett mlfgefmlocn poroen. Gin
Ser5leioen ioll ieinem 2ebcn elm 3iei
aclebt hohcn.
Sn ct. 2oui8. DO, lprad)en
Die @eldnorcucn bcn oes Woroes al
leil,cm Shmaaer Sobn 6. Milion an,
9eflagt~f 4. Grgelman aus 3nnias
Gitp iret. Gnaelmm crfl1rte, er bobe
ieinc Sdmeiicr 9eacn ihrcn @atten
tcihiisen miiiicn.
Sn Solge ron JeinOicIigfeiten.
mcldlc oaollrt entItanoen narcn, Dab
@olperleur Conner DON Mlabama
cine GerurtbeiIlins oes Vldttes
montgomery afopertiier" su elmer
@elohibe Don einem Gent burtaeiest
batte. 9rifien feline beioen s06nc
6Ietd)er iino IpnaIb ocn Meoafteur
oes gIattcs. 6ranf z. 8lab. in Dsont.
aonerp Ala. ai,f Ger Stra3e an nnh
'd'lnsen ibn il Baden.
Sn Rittsburs seidcntte inner.
talb 5lpan,ig Monoten 1rau Wit.
liam &. Mo5on ibren @atten, einen
5eucrlpebrman,i. jtreimol nit ,9,pil.
lingcn.
@cil tr ldnae geitu9 geIebt unb
ses Sebcns iibcroriiiia mar. brod,te
III Toledo. g., ecr ~95'idhriJe saml1el
aoamion lid ucridieoeae Sfnitt.
spluloen nit ieiuem Io'hcumciier in
IclbItmoroeriifler abiidyi bel. miro
ober oorousiid)tlih g~erettet perben.
gnf bent @riplp Wountoiu.
suclfcr i'm ct. SpIano.@ cbirgs,,ae
III Safe-Gcltntp. Gal, Iieat, ipi1 man
an5eid,en hcDoriiebenoen pnlfoni.
'd)en ghahr,f3 ben,erft hnben.
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sIeiterM itano bleiG uub sitterub an
einem Der GenIter, unb auf Sorr's
6ruge, mas puiiirt lci, anttportete Iie,
bob aabn lid, 81 erihieber ueriud't
babe. &prr idyifte nad) eiliem Eoli.
5iiten, unb flr3 baruuf fomen SER
ecant 8Snia uno RatroImann alrm.
brlllIer bon Der Repiernahe oil Der
Ralph'apenlle, melhe 3lmGd)It cine
ambnlanj bonn .Vuibpid.&oipitol"
5i,r Stele ritirten ulb SralI BON Sol.
icln ols 3eilgin Deg Selbitmpropert
INDIES IN Suft nabmcn. Ir. Satel,
Ser nit Der ambulun3 berbei fam,
nabm ben idmer pcrlcstcn ,,nb be.
nuBtIoien @ait nit ms Soipital, no.
ielbit bicier tur5 nod 6 llbr Ibenos
itarb, obne nod, einnlal SIR 9eiint
ming 0etommcn 81 iein.
Sm Statiousbauie oil Der Halpb'
Npenie mltroe 6rol bon Saiieln pom.
@apitGu Sbeplin eincm lanaen Ser
FOR unteriporien. nod) beIien geenbis
gi,ng Der Captain ocnt 9erihtcritat'
ter mittbeiltc, oob sic Arreitantin ein.
aeltanOeu babe. lett lIn9erer 3eit init
Iabn ani iebr Observation-Disclosures Be
geltonoen gu baben. gm lesten Non.
neritas lei 8abn, Der 3wci Sabre lang
alS 8eitaitSleiter bel ibrcm 8atien
angeitellt aeipeicn w1re, BON 9ettes
rem ans benz GienIte entlaiien NOR
Den, nnb I'M nod cinmal nit ibm
ipred)en 81 fon1en, babe lie nit &abn
cine 3uiammenfunft aui geltern
Had)mittag pcrabrebet.
In Der gdc pom @roobipap .unh
@ates. apenuc batten iie lid actroiien,
mo nah tltr5em Spa5iergange babe
liz eiugewiaigt, 8abu nad) hem Sotel
jill begIciten. Nbr @eaIeiter ici iebr
nieoergcitlasen gslpeien unb babe
niebrmuls ertlGrt, er meroe ieinem
2eben Elm gnoe MAIDEN. ooh bate tic
nitt gooadt, ba6 er eS nit ieineu
2robungeu crnlt meinte. 0ie I'M
Sdler6e babe er cine 3eit lang NIT
Dem Mcpotucr bcrum geilld,telt nnb
bdnn pIoslld), ebe iic es babe uerbir.
bern fonncM Den tootlid,pn Stub off
lid) abgeseben.
Der SclbIimorber, peldJcr i'm MI
ter bon 80 Sobren itallb, mar .l,nper.
heiratbet lulo luobnte init icincr Mut.
ter. Uruu Sobanne &abn, lrnb icinrr
SdlmcItar, Grnu Morris aobn, IN
Nr. 249. SnrtitrnBe. @ie ieine Mut,
ter seiicru Nbcnb erfiGrtc. perlieB er
Gc8en / llbr Nntmittags IN mlid)ei~
nerto better Stimn,ung bus !Sol,3 u,o
io1tc bei'm Gort9ehpu. onB er Dor
Abcnb tuohl nid)t 5rriit iein iperhc.
Gas BON &aiieln'idc gbepaar. Dos
IN Der .Sangerbuno.Sale" nobnt,
bat 5iuei nette ainber. cine ~ Sabre,
oltc Sohter, Planners Morgoret unb
tileii Sobn. Snrrp nit Tdtlen, Der
IA Sabre jiibIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01

Gbmarb2 SuIIer e.
ltorbcu. - Plus MtIdnta, Ga. lit
Die Nod)rid)t BON Dem ableben oeS
Serrn goipuro g. 5uIlar BON Scran,
ton, go, einactrofien. Serr 6uller
lit oen 9elucINnern 0altimo"e's b..
ionbcrs bon iciner MoIIc. lpeld]e err be!
beni Mntouf Ser Sntereiien Der .@e.
tern Worrlono Wnbn" poit Ser Staot
Baltimore fir Die @oules ipislte. iebe
lpobIbefonnt. 9as Spnbifat, meld)e3
Die Vnbn fdu'tr. ipur naaemcin ais
bas 6iiller. Spnoitat bcfonui. Ser
5ltller, ueIter crit i'm 81. 2ebcns.
juhre Ita1b. mar elmer Der befunntc.
lteu TiiiancierS oes 2onoes. Gr iuar
Eraiibent Scr empire 2ilneItonc
Gu" u1to bottc 0roBc Giiel,bab,n Srt
tereiien. Sn i.inem Seiindtbsitaot,
nladJte er todher5ige Stiftungcn iiir
wobltbatiBe Anitalten. ltro ollI icliic
@eranlaiilna hin lpiirbe and, Die
Sobns &opfins ilnioeriit1t" BON DEM
Spnhitat, lptlfeY ct. pettrat. reid be,
idlenft. Ser &eg6Iidlcnc fintcrl1bt
anBcr ieirWr Mithrc eirui Sohr.
ga nfprri tl Naet5una 0e.
al ant? hi Sinart5treiien eebt
rus @criid3t, Deb jlpiid)en Der ,,gtotip-
mol Meh0nica. Hnnt" ltno ser. erIten
jipefS 0eriGmel.
jung Der beihtn Jinan3. Snitifutc lin.
ierbanolunocn gepiloeen lperoen. Sic
Grdiioenien Sobu 3, Mdmiop bon Ser
.Wntiouol Wefanics". uno Senrp g.
@ilcor Don Der ,Griten Reticncl.
9oif" re"3iftcn oornlf, eas @sriift
ent1peher 81 beltdtiaen ODER 1T a6reoc
~ i~te[Iel,. Eie Observation-Disclosures iino
onsebIid, 10 se1einl pebsften porbenL
tob nod ,fiift tiniioI. ale Girdtorent
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Snalitdt gilf uno scr
NrciS iprid)t.

Dn. Gocf Gcivirr. lcotn Gna cirsn "feiterer
Solt an Dor slnerienrmu9 oct @epblierliia. Ut:
feincn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-01
Seniationcllc 3rae6bic.
George 8abn bcgebt S%eIblhnorb nodl
einem Shdieritiinoflen i'm ootel.
Seine gegiriterin burd Del:
Gorion bIobgeIteQt.

Ncm. Dorf. 81. Sonuar.
Glue Iufieben erreaenoe S%elhltmoro'
aiidire ercisalete lid, seitern Hatjmit-
tog III Mar Sorr's Sotel Or. 1461,
9~rcabfudp, Wrootlpn. @cBen 8 llbr
Nadmittaas fumen @eorge aabn. Der
bis Dor ciuisen 2aacn als @eihdits-
filter IN Der vSangerbuno.S nlle" at
Der Sdjermerborlt. uitb S%mitbltraBe
o~haeIteIIt Ipar, limo Srnu ,Sobomlc
pon SaIieln, Die Satin al,guii bon
4aifeln's, ees Sefonomen stnarnter
Sale, III !Yorr'5 Sotal. rcgiItrirte,l
lid dls Z. 6. 8utcs bon Cincinnati
mo 8attit mo erbiettcn ods Sim
MGR Or. 3 in hritten Stcd,perf an,
getpicien. Riht lmlge nadocm lid,
hie9eibca 5uriideelogeu batteil, b6rte
Serr o6en i'm Sauie einen Sd)ab ial'
left, nllo 0u nltser Del, beioen gennnns
tel, @diten Nienlano oben luar, elite
.et Iofort nod beren 3imnncr uno riB
Die 96iire uui.
getm eintritt in bias 5in,mer idb
er aobn, Der aus elmer al,selnunoe
in Der reften seite bes aopfes blu.
tetc, nit benz Geiid,t nod unieit. ouf
Fem eeett tiesen, eirteu MeuoIper ii,
Der redten Sano bnttett. setne sc:
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9as rotbe Bud 1T 3D..

y
Ger nNeutlohc eorreiponoent."SG.
lenoar fir 1869. DEos aothc @ud,,"
lit loeben i'm Grid eriticucu nnb
lpiro icst BON Den Sraeern abselie.
Tcrt. Gle Nblieterung miro cine eaN,
sc Wote IN an'prltt ncbmen. Iie
Seier oes o2eutlhen Correspondent.
ten" miilen iih oe5baIb in 8cbnla
ia'len; g. fam lrld)t ieoer 2@(bonnent
am eriten Saac beoient merocn u1lo
and, llid,t aln 3lpeiten lrnN ) ittcn "a.
&c. Gas ~oteslabriae .&otbe Bud"
1T oos i,tercNlontCiic, baS Der
Ssrausaeber oeS "2entifen GORE.
iporloenten" leir1en SPlcrn ie eeaeben
bat. Sm &olenooriltm limo ipiiienS-
tpertbc @eoenttaae cntbaltcn unb ba.
neben III EN- Notl5'anlcnher. 9aS
nHothe Wuf" ut reidl an SnllItratios
men. Ger erIte Artltel baneelt ppn
Abrabam Stneoll1, Dem eriten WtGrtp-
rertYrdlioetten Der Ser. Staatcn.
oelien %bntpertltsn @eburtSta9 1.bos
amcrifanildc Volt an II. Scbruar
oleies Sabres III 9roBartigcr @eiie
felern miro. 2ie @lodhiitte, in Der
lsine @iege itare. ieinc @rmorouna
ollrh ben Sdau'ptelcr Sobn @ilfes
Booth mo Die Scerle on ieihem Ster.
bebette imp int Stloe oor9citcllt.
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