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The Glenwood post., 1909-04-17
NEW CASTLE

Easter services at the churches were
very well attended considering the
heavy snow that fell that dav and in
the evening.
c. A. Douglas and wife spent day
this week looking over their ranch near
Rifle.
J. D. Worries and II. H. Child Of the
Gray Eagle mine, left Wednesday even.
ing on business trip to Denver.
The home of Mr.. Stout, newcomer
here, was partially destroyed by fire
Thursday afternoon. The blaze origin
ated in the kitchen and was caused by
a strip of canvas hanging near the
stove. 1t was well under hcadway be.
fore being discovered and only the
prompt action of the fire department
was anything saved.
Miss Bruce is visiting her sister Mrs.
F. Durrell.
Mrs. J. Doyle entertained the Mod
ern Priscillas Thursday afternoon.
lees and coffee were served.
The ladies' of the NJ. E. church serv.
ed delicious dinner and supper Sat
urday.
The schools expect to render an ex-
ccllent program Friday afternoon ani
a number of trees and shrubs are to be
planted.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-17

the streets.
Mrs. E. E. Glenn has been visiting
her friend Mrs. Mass Olson, at Granl
Valley.
The Red Cliff boys were to have
played Eagle Easter Sunday, hut owing
to the storm and our boys not havihs
their new suits, the game was pos5pon-
ed until Sunday, April IS.
Word has been received of the death
of Mr. j. j. Matheney, which occurred
at a. m. Thursday, at the homo Of hin
daughter, Mrs. Rose Nogal. His son,
John was sent for Wednesday night.
The family has been looking for this
for some time, as he has been very
feeble, and the particulars are not ex.
actly known, other than that he will
he buried Friday at 2 clock and laid
to rest in Eagle cemetery by the side
of his wife, who died few years nGo.
He was of a kind and jovia disposi.
ton, and was general favorite with
all
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-17
EAGLE

Miss Libbie Brown and her friend,
Miss Warlic, from Shoshone, came u1
Saturday on No. 3 to attend the dance
given by the baseball boys. The affair
was decided success in every way.
The ladies' furnished fine lunch.
Lawrence Mosher of Gypsum attond-
ed the dance.
Mrs. Otis Ping and children drove
down from their ranch up Eby creek
and spent few days with her mother
and father.
The stork brought a baby girl to the
wife of DR.. +. "A. Rose, of Eagle, at
the Glenwood sanitarium on Tuesday
Mr.. Rose and little Lois left for Glen.
wood Wednesday morning, returnin z
the same evening.
The young man, ga strangcr,' who
/ was very i'll at the Montgomery hotel
with pneumonia, is better.
Easter Sunday in Eagle was cole
brated by everyone Cat homc). 1t was
tho most stormy and windy day we
had experienced during the entire win
ter. Twelve inches of snow fell. The
sun, however, shone on Monday, and it
was beautiful day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Gordon drove
down from Brush creek Saturday.
Mrs. W. +. Ormsby came up from
Glenwood Saturday night on No. O,
returning on No. 3 Tuesday morn.
ing
The town election last week was
very tame, only thirty y-eight votes be-
ing cast, six of which were by ladies'.
T. J. Dice was elected mayor, f. f.
Glenn, Peter Thoburg and Bert Woly
erton trustees.
Everyone in and around Eagle is
blowing or getting ready to plow, and
it begins to look as though winter ma y
fade away-"yet.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Haubrch had slight
fire Tuesday night, but not much dam
age was done owing to the quick work
| of Lawrence Mosher and Margaret
Mahoney, although Mrs. Haubrich re-
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-17
CORRESPONDENCE

very pleasantly last Friday evening in
Odd Fellows hall.
Charles Fuller is having a cistern
cemented at his ranch north of town
this week.
On Wednesday a large shipment of
cattle arrived at north Carbondale from
Utah, John Bennett receiving 300 head
and Mr.. Boyle 200.
NEW CASTLE
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-17

letter was received this week
from Congressman E. T. Taylor in
which he announced that both himself
and Mrs. Taylor were thoroughly en-
joying their Washington life. They
were to sail from New York Wednes-
day for four weeks visit in Panama.
A number of the members of the lower
house of congress are enjoying plea
sure trips while the Senate is wrest-
ling with the Payne tariff bill as pass
ed by the House some days ago.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-17
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends for
their help during the sickness and for
their sympathy and many kindnesses
At the death OF our husband and father.
MRS. MARY MOHN
AND CHILDREN.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-17
LIVE CITY NEWS

Dali DeWeese of Canon City was i'll
Glenwood Tuesday Mr.. DeWeese owns
a fine ranch in the Grand Valley coun
try.
Agent for monuments, iron fences.
and all kinds of cemetery work. P.
o. Box 10 Chas. Beck, Glenwood
Springs. 4-l7-9
Father O'Dwyer left on Wednesday
night for his native land in response to
message announcing the severe illness
of his father.
Mrs. Z. A. Bradbury of Ogden, Utah,
is this week visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jessie Sarver, head nurse nt the Glen
wood sanitarium.
E. l.. Peisar was called to Denver
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Peisar is
confined in a Denver hospital and he
went to visit her.
The work of putting down cement
sidewalk on the west side of Bennett
avenue, between Eighth and Ninth.
was begun yesterday.
Supt. +. B. Miller, of the Colorado
Midland, made tour of inspection OF
the Midland property at Cardiff on
Thursday of this week.
First Church of Christ, Scientist, at
Odd Fellows hall. Sunday morning
service at IL o'clock. Subject, "The
Doctrine of Atoncment.
Joe Hum returned on Wednesday
evening from Utah, with a bunch cf
200 cattle which he turned ont on the
range near New Castle.
F. G. Becker was called to Denver a
few davs ago because of the severe
illness of his wife, and returned to his
duties in the Napier store.
Councilman Cross is said to have re-
ccived his instructions on Tuesday, and
according to those who are on the IN
side. he obeyed to the letter
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-17

Two freight cars were derailed on
the Midland near South Canon Wednes-
day and compelled that road to run all
trains over the Rio Grande between
this city and New Castle. Everything
was cleared up Wednesday night.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-17

Sherwood Crocker of Denver for
merly assistant cashier in the First
National bank in this city, has been
appointed deputy state bank commiss-
ioner to succeed Paul Hardy. Mr..
Crocker has already assumed his duties.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-17

/. B. Griffeth of New Castle attend
ed district court this week.
LOST-Black covered memorandum
book Reward at Palace rooming house.
J.. S. Woody went to Denver Satur-
day for a short business and pleasure
trip.
William Sheppard was up from his
New Castle home Wednesday of this
week.
The little child of Ed Jordan was
buried in Rosebud cemetery in this city
Tuesday.
l.. II. Kahle, route agent of the Wells
Fargo Express company, was in Glen
wood this week.
Regular preaching services at the
MetnOulsl cnuICu ntAl SuhuaN ~ -
a. IN. and 1880 p. m.
w. C. Maupin came up Tuesday from
the Divide creek ranch and visited Il
couple of days with his family.
Sheriff Frank Farnum of Red Cliff
was a Glenwood visitor this week. He
registered at the Glenwood on Thurs
day.
Marshal Weidenhammcr is getting
good work out of the police court vic
tins. He had four of them working On
the Eighth street sewer, which leads
from the postoffice across to Hotel
Glenwood.
c. B. Cramer, formerly state engin,
eer of Colorado, arrived in Glenwoof
this week and is planning to remain
during the summer. as he is interested
in putting under irrigation the biz
mesa just beyond Red Canon, upon
which he recently located a number
of Denver parties. This is n splendid
tract of land, and if Mr.. Cramer sue.
ceeds in watering it his clients will
have one of the very best agricultural
areas in the county.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-17

A bright baby girl was born to Mrs.
F. II. Rose at the Glenwood sanitarium
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Rose is the
wife of the Methodist minister At
Eagle.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-17

The new council failed to organize
Tuesday evening, preferring to await
the arrival of Mr.. Barnes, who is OF
pected to arrive from California today
or Monday.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-17

John McLaren and and Jay Higgin!
returned Thursday evening from Utal
having assisted J. IS. Hum in bringing
in bunch of cattle which he purchas
ed from the Mormons.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-17

commencing March 1st. The Midland
Route.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-17

Harry French, supervisor of the Holy
Cross forest reserve, is visiting this
week in the Sheephorn country.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. H. Hall have taken
er houses in North Glenwood.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-17

Ted Kendrick, who has been holding
a position in the Colorado legislatur,
the past few weeks, returned to hi
home in this city the fore part of tn;
week He visited friends in Leadvill;
before reaching this city.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-17

Dali DeWeese of Canon City was in
Glenwood Tuesday. Mr.. DeWeese owns
4 fine ranch in the Grand Valley coun-
try.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-19

ten iollen slngaben eelnodt boben,
bie 5ur Seitnobme einer sln5abl aeu=
te in Der @egeno bon 9olermo fin
rem lperben.
= 9lufieben erregt ein in giienoG
porgefommener 3tpeifampf. Ser Nit.
terglttsbeiiter 5butbec bot elm giltr.
len-0uea nit Dem 2eutnant b. Butt
lar bonn 5. giirineiiden Snfarterie-
Geginent geo. 94 ausgefo1tet, belien
5ipeites 9ataillon 81 giiena1 in Gar-
niion lieet. Ser Offi5ier purot
our6 einen 56uB in oie gruii
idiper peripunoet, nno iein 3uitono
gift als beoenfli6. Gem @brenbanbel
lag cine 2iebes=@ffare 8ugrunoe.
= aus Baris miro genleloet, oab
iid bie Drobtipanner unb onoere
beim Selegrapbenipeien beibaftigtell
Mrbeiter Dem Streif Der Gelegrapiitan
angeidloiien batten.
Die n1euternoen fllbani1hen
2anogenoornen iiber oeren nRebel-
lion" mir neulid beri6teten baben
iih Sen 8eboroen ergeben. llnicre
englil6en Depeihen-& -&orrelponoenten
baben ipdbrettb Der lebte1 Gage lbr
8eites periudt, oieien gorfon 5lt eli
mem midtigen greignis, elmer Wtili-
tar-Hebolution auf5uballiden an-
i6eineno mar er ean5 beoeutungslcS.
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Der nene senat.

Der Senat oes 81. &ongrelles
lit nad) Der Harteiitellung Scr
sRitelieoer ungefdbr ebenio auianl-
meugeiebt ipie Der porailfgegangene.
gr 5dblt neununofinf5ig Hepublifa-
tler uno 5lpeiunooreibig Dernofra-
ten. Die grtpabIune oes Senators
bon Sllinois als geadfolger BON Sop
fins ltebt nod aus, miro abers ie-
oenfaas einen @epublifaner in Ben
Senot bringen, iooaB Die Bartei oe=
ren le65ig 8ertreter 5dblt, atpei pelli-
ger als 5u einem 3meiorittelspotum
notie lit, mie ioldes fir Die 3otifi-
fatipn Don 8ertrdgen uno anbere
amtIide @eiddften in @enleinI6aft
nit Der Mominiitration erforherlih
lit.
gln Ser politiiben 6arblnlg lit io-
nit rihts geanoert, aber eit iue=
ientlid onoeres Bib als ser BORT
ee miro bieler Senot oob oufinei-
len, betrdhtlib mebr friihes 9lllt
ll1o tpeniger bon Ser alten &iftung
Die ieit SSSabren maBgebeno geturlen
lit. Son Den elf neutrality-suspicious.
Mitglieoern iinb fiinf 9ernofraten
lmb ie6s &epublifaner. 0ie Demo-
fratet bober elm Mitglieo aus SIT
Diana, ein anoeres aus Oregon ge-
iponnen, oagegen zines BON &en-
tltfD perloren. Ser @etDinn Der Re-
publifaner beitebt in Der anoeren
!Saltllng ser neuet, bic iib beiier i'm
@inflang nit Der forti1rittliden
golitif, mie Tie ourd Mooiebelt ber-
treten mar lul6 ipie gnft lie eilt-
l6ieoen lpeiter fiibren miro, befinben.
Sorafer bon Ohio bat Burton Y!ob
aelna6t, Der gu oen fortidrittlihen
Witglieoern Der 8artei 5dblt. Gong
BON &anias, ein Stanopatter erItar
@iite, miro onrd 8riitom eriest,
Der ols forti6rittlider asolititer
uno Staotsmann befannt lit. Hnrtb
unb Solltb Gafota boben Senatoren
seipablt, Die ii6 nit Cats Hrc-
gramm in ponfommenem ginflong
befinoen. aittreoge Don Soutb Da-
fota miro onrd) Soc S. gram-
foro eriest uno @ansbrougb bon
9eortb 9afota burh Wortin q. ssohr.
ion. &ongreBmitglieo @. S. Sones
bon @aibington, Der iid por5iieIid
ei1gefiibrt bot, trttt ON SteIleN BON
Senator Infenp, Der Ol,r6peg reaf-
tionore 9lniidten bertreten bat. Ser
aIte 9latt BON Netp gorf lit ourh
Glibu sfoot eriest moroen, moour6
Ser Staot einen Iertreter erbaltel
bot, pie er i'm longe ni1t beieilen.
Soma bat als 9sahfoleer sl1iions
ben fortihrittlihen Cummings ge-
ididt. Mon oarf BON Dem neue,l
Senat frii6ere, forti6rittli6ere SoI-
tllng erfporten als BON Dem bisberi.
gen, beiieres 8erltdnonis fir bie Gr-
foroerniiie Der 3eit, oas BEL ben fol-
iilen Glementen nidt mebr ooroas-
5uieten mar. 0as Site f6lt, es
dnbert iid Die 3eit. ltnb neiies Sc.
ben bliiht aus oen Hrinen.
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Seras 3.

Sn Der geGbe bon glm g,ptt
bel @acn purbe elm 8obme nonten5
5. 3aiicef 6urb einen @aiiagier3ug
Der 90, &. & &. gabn bonn @eleiie
eclrorfen llno oaour6 eetotet. Die
Seibe 5eigte nur geriflgc auBere Ger
lebnngen.
Mie aus sfiomore nadtrdg,
lib gerneloet miro, mnroe oer 2ofo-
notipfiibrer @ibion auf Der S1ro5e
nno nidt IN einen SaIoon erl6oiien
Der Gerbaftete beiBt on6 nidt 9an
@ilion ionoern Sen @ilion.
Cine 9ln5abl Sarmer IN Gonnul
Gouftp, Die Werifnner ollf ibren ssar-
men baben nnb bon oielen gegen Die
Salfte oes grtrages Die Sarlnen be-
arbeiten laIien, baben our1 Die Ynlt
anonDme 3uihriften erbalten in oe-
men iie aifgeforoert iperoen, oies ab=
8uanoern. 0ie griefboeen auf oc=
nen Die 3uidriften eeibrieben iparell,
5eigen oben in Der gde cine 9ano=
5ei6ilung, Die elm brennenoes Streid)=
bol5 BARTLETT. Die 3ei6nug miro
als cine 9robune angeieben ourd)
Die man anoenten molte, boB man
ben @rnpfangern Ser 3uIhriite1!
Sauier o0er S1eunen in 9rano ite-
den iueroe, menn iie Dem 8erIangeli
niht nahfanen. Die gan5e Gohc
mag eill idlehter @ib ODER elm CUNT
mer Seslngen=Streih iein, tatiddlidj
iino aber ipdbreno Der lesten 3eit
mebrere S6elnenbrdiloe in Gomal=
GourtD norgefomnen unb oieie gor-
fonlmniiie meroen pielfo1 NIT ienell
gebeillnispollen 3uihriften in Ser
binoung eebro6t. gSir entnebmcll
Die obige Waitfeilung elmer 9epei6c
an Die ugrpreB", eiltbalten uns ober
ieoer Serantiportlng fir iie.
Dur6 einen utgliidli1en 3u-
faa fiel 9ape Siltidif als er BEL
Der Citation 2oeb in Ser ge1be bon
Beaumont, auf Dem Gam einiger
Sradtnagen entlang ging, bon einenl
Der @agen berunter uno brad Iif,
oas @enif. 6ilt1hid NOR Elm otter
Wann BON 73 Sabren. gr mar gum
8eiub ieinesSobnes, Ser BEL ber9obn
angeitellt lit, nod Beaumont gefom-
men.
Sanles Gallan BON Meuar6pillp
lit gum Brdiioenten Der Cattle @ai=
iers Niiociation erlpablt poroen. Die
nddite &onpention miro ipieoer in
Sort @ortb itattfinoen.
SSn ieinem Sauie nabe Waloll
tpuroe 2oltis @ilbelm tot, nit eirer
S6uBfDun0e i'm &opf, alfgefunoen.
alus @eeiatd)e miro Der 600 poll
5rau %. S. @rlneipalb geneloef.
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Mahe benz Sobe in gia gono.

usSabreIung bat mir elm f6neres
2ungenleioen groBe 5hner5en oer-
uriabt", ibreibt Srau Ssoa Soper in
8ig 9ono, Ha., ouno nebrere Ma-
le bin id Dem gooe nabe eetpeieu.
Die sler8te erfldrten, if iei unbeil-
bar. Or. Sings Stem Discovery
bradte mir i6neu grleidterung nno
bauernoe &eill1ng." gs perri6tet
@unoer BET @uiten uno @rfalh,ug
franfen 2uneen, 8lutitura, Grippe,
Iitbma, Group, &euhbuite1 rno al-
len Salsleioen. SOC nnb $1.00. 8ere
iuhsflaiben fret. @arantiert bon al.
len Mpotbefern.
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9aiiasierliite bes 9ampfers uGaiIcl"

Wit Dem Dor einigen Sagen IN
COLLECTION eingetroffenen 9sorob.
2lopo-9anpfer uGaIIel" iino folgen-
De Haiiaeiere gefonrmen:
9ans @rp, gllfreb 9rerler, MiiIionlr
Soeief Srensfi, Sral gli1e @iinther,
Gonis @embibfD, Sran Bertha 9epntnnll,
Slle 8ebmann, Saul 9Dpfner, glnoers
Senen Senien, SRI. &lara Saenif, Mis
Dial 2eitner, nebit sSrau llnb &irlo, aarel
Ia5norsfb, Sran5 2a5norsfp, SRI. 9ermn
@erltb, Srl. 2iane 0eo5rif, Srall sc.
Nellmann nro &irb, San Bolaf, SRI.
Soa 9at9ien. 4aber gfoos. Sacob Not@
berg, be Soief 8aoa, Sri; glla Sdloffel,
Martba SpDrl, Bruno Sporl, g8iaD
Sporl, @nitab S6enmerIing, SRI. OF
tile Seiffartb. 9aber 8ibmer, so. @ils
lem1tnn.
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xanbbrtt Fam nidt aebetlt tuerbe

Eanbbrit fann nidbt aebeiIt tuerben
our1 IofaIe Nppli,uftonen, neil lie ben
frnnten Sell bes Sbres ni1t. errei1en
f0nnen. gs giebt 1,iir einel @eg, bic
Sniibbeit au firrieren. uno Der lit bur1
tonftitutioneIIe 9eilmtttel. Saubbeit tpirb
oilrd einen e11t3iinbeten 3uitnno Der
l6Ieimigeu 4usfIeibung Der guita9ii6en
Nobre berliriaht. @enn biefe 0f0bre
iid ent5iiubet. bnbt SIR einen rlimpeIn.
ben Son ober unbontommenes @eb5r;
lIno tpenn iie gang geidlojien lit. erfoIst
Snubbeit, litlb ipenn bic Gnt3itnbung
ni6t eeboben iirb bieie gf6bre tpieber in
ihren geb5rigen 8uItanb beriebt tperben
lam, tpir6 bas @ebor fiir INNER 5er1t6rt
tDerben; neun Sdlle lnter 5ebn fin6 bur1
aatarrb berurfa6t, ipeI9er ni1ts aIs
Elm ent5iinoeter Suftanb Ser idleirnisen
OberflG1e it,
Bir tpoIIen einbun6ert OoIlnrs fir ieS
ben, 0ur6 &atarr6 berurfahten ssau bon
Salbbeit geben, ben mir ni6t blird] ins
nebmen bon .Sall's &atarrb, sf1tr" beilen
tonnen. 2abt gnh limionit SirfuIare
tomner.
s. s. gbenep & Co., gplebp, ..
8erfaift bon alien Gpotbefern, 75c.
5aI's Eaniliensgilen fino Die better.
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e. u. & 81. q. Balm.
g.. S. & 6. q. (Saupt-2inie).

", p' q =. u. (AdUpt=XIHIeJ.
Mnfunft-
SO. 9-gom Often. 1885 porrn
SO. Bonn Often. $500 uacbm
Ro. 10-gl 9afo II. Beiten. 1880 nabm
Nbfabrt-
so. 10-gl 9aio H. BeIten. .7:S0 nad1ul
SO. 10-Nad) 6eu1 Often. 10 80 natbnt
Rp. 8-Nadb Dem Often. 40 bonn
@ictoria 9ibiiiom, q. $. e g. 81.
Nnfunft-
aOo. ao2-euero, gietoria, 7:3o nada,
Gb1a1rt-
so. so1-guero. gietoria. $3.50 bonn
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9as aieS Ser srOdenbeit.

gfadl @eeen ledj5et bic Watnr,
Spd] mill er gar nidlt fumnten;
40, etnen etn5'gen SAaner rnr
3n nnfrer 5arner 1rumuten.
Sdeint nu@ ber &immtel mod ip idbue
Ddt Bolfen iber5Dgen,
9a fDmntt elm 9lprbue5em baber
tlnb allcS tit berflpgen.
Der Jarmer fratt iid) bimterm Dbr
tlnb benft: ,,@as jpll has tperben!
Wenn's ni@t balb resnet, fpntmt eutppr
So gar nibts aus Der Gr6em."
8er trGet nun tupl baran bic Sdul6,
9aS bte{es gar ntt5t enbet,
Sas, tute es idefnt, bes Sfmmel SuI5
9p gana brn nns getuenbet.
Sd slanbe fidberlid, es lit
Die Giga ber 9aitpren,
9te baben tih, sn ieber Sriit
Sie Erndenbeit erfpren.
9a iie MIR tutrfen Bnna beitimntt,
Inn trpden ms 81 leBen,
Su ruft ber Sinntel, brpb ergrimntt:
sSett gtbt's aud teiuen Negen!"
Drum, ,upl(t SIR trpfen ietn, 70 leib
SO aud tn allen @egen,
9enn tutrb iih tupl, tn etn'ger 8eit
Der Gtfer Bel eudJ legeu."
3as Atamp Bier lit geinnb,
@pIfhmedenb mnb bef5nmlti,
GntgeBen tit tim In ber Gtmmb
Rur Ser, BET bDperffr5mmlid].
8eina, AInmp 8ier fanm man aud
Die grudenbeit ertragen,
9as tit ein gutter alter 8ranfJ
Bte jeber tueif su fasen.
iinb bleiben mir beim Alnmp,
Wtrb unS ber Sintmel iesueu,
3enn madlt es uns aud tuteber frub,
ltnS laRt es tpieber regnen.
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Ser mnheimlidle Spbesalans

5eigte ii6 in oeln geroteten @eliebt
uno oem &Orper bes fleinen 6ohnes
BON $. 90. @ban1s in 9enrietta, ga.
Seine fur6tbaren Infdae bon gc5e-
ma, flint Sabre lang, ipotteten oller
Seilmittel Die beiten Mer5te erfldr-
ten, ni6ts fonnen i'm mebr rstten.
yglber", idreibt feline Wutter, lie
ben Slaihen electric 8itters bahen
i'm pollitanoig gebeilt." @egen Mus-
i6lag, @c5ena, SaI5-SluB, @unben,
ole 8lut-&ranfbeiten uno Gbeuma-
tisnllts lit electric 8itters oos bette
Seilmittel. Sour SOC. @arnrltiert bon
aIlen Mpotbefern.
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Giienuaaren-S -SpcsialitGten, @raS.
idlnei6er unS 8as1fem.

Sipeepers, @arteni6lald, Sdeerer,
Baum nno @lnmens99neiber. Gib,
Cutters, Die tunerbalb " Bon bon
3auu ODER 8lumenbeet i6eiben. Ren,
@rasi6neiber lino @a5ofen tperben ge,
gen alte un,getailfdt o0er bermietet
@rnsihneioer. Sefen, gicbcle. Softer
G6loiier. Sdliiiiel. Sheeren, eager
nerbeu repariert. Sreie Nblieferung
@uft WuiRms, binter 301 Oitsgommerc,
Strabe.
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Gen 3eitungsb6nolern ouf oen
Stationen oer Werifanii6ea &atio-
nalbabnen lit es fir Die 3ufunft
perboten iporoen, neben ibren 3ci-
tllngen aud alfoboibaltige @etr1nfe
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5nIa,,r.
Cleveland -7sisr
Tindst in der Carnegie. Halle
~ new York statt.
Rabnbcf abgsbrannt.
Hartman luill sieb niebt zu-
riickzisben.
Rabnbof abgsbrannt.
knabe sntfubrt.
Sczlalisfenklnb Won Cbieagosr
Sfudenten.


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yort fano an Sonl1erltag, Dem ~.
geourfsfage @roner elepelanos, cine
9eea9tntBfeier fiir ben peritorbenell
- f,ul.oelsie'l - u ~ lluil u get PIal'-
s Se'l SaH, gonperi.eiir SsI.s 9n9pes obef-
a ounuessgIlr3ls, Sr a1g ssIalIoeh1 sniler iiito
suee. - 0esSIsIuIl 81 aepeI. p,eiien. itil.
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ssaun elsoe'ul!o: 81 oen 9reoeI
n so.loe psia selllseI sSapl9IelIeh nilo
sa us's aulsniei.elgel'luaIlpll oes Set'
au1pe'1. am. r e.'s gia'los,,oef y 3Ilplil g.
Sons. o;a. n!l s!.plailotsll 9oolepeli 2! palle
os.'s'. n.Sas 9.'sl selu''ul =. oe'l' e lelil
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.na,, GlenelonS Snrnh ''e''''''''
'p's
Ser lli1lon.gabtbof IN Sonis-
o1lle. 3entltdp, m oen Die 3iise
Ger Jiltno1s eettral, Der Zig Sour,
DER southern Der baltimore 4 Shfa
itno DER ebelapeafe 4 Sbio gahi
eltlllefen, 1T abgebranllf. Der Shn-
0ei1 belnliff lIeb niif eIne babe Viii
lion Collars 0as 6ener TT ourd
etfle Hren5nng DER eleftrIidet Grob=
fe enffanoen.
gor einigen 3aaen bieR es,
Der @iienbobn- -Magnat Sarrirlon Be-
aEii6tige, iih bon Ser aftipen Wetei=
ligung an Der 2eitung ser bon Inn
cos!lrollletle'' oagnei 5hrlld5iioleDeil
sesl mlro a geIIleloe1, Gag er :, 'etplt
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eell llel''els ,sanles asgllla, oe1'
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peIunsInlen. S1e IeliIell Ger SeDre-
lu' ''tll, otl Sa!et oes ,sungen molle,
q ions haW letaer SIIlce Iolillllel1
GIe Seprerin erlanple oafanIpln oefl
s, Miluot.l, l''li oeh peloen Ulanher'l
ioll6nlapreh. Sas par oas Sesse,
ous s,lu'' m % oon oeII1 Snn9en gelegen
nm- aIa 9eagnl'Iiag oo erDlei1 lem Sn-
ts:r. tsa sl'1s.. 0l,sl, y pe'a !pl1 mIlqe1
le'ls s.. luuloe, oab man le.rlen Sonn
eta s'.lInyld nnd gaue nIlo eln Soleeeio pon
Pio'ooo lnf l91' periahge.
- 6tuoenteil 6er llniperlitGt Gil
cngo baben eiuen io5ioliitiihen &lub
gebiioet.
- 9[us WaontiepIfo in Hpm y)orf
mpIoet man: s(ls ghon1os MoIiE
oas Sous 9ernor0 SoIounn's mi.
iierte bernerfte er boR 0os @eb6,I6p
IN slannlen 5tonb unS o[s er in Sos
SIMS eir,6ror1o fnna or 6eu eioen.
timer i'm sSoiae nprihiphpnpr N}ei.
ferfd,uifte aIu Salfe uno am Mumns
Dem go6e no6e uno idlennfe III,
{daIeunio5t in's sreie glls Der tn.
aiiidIid,e eirpu s(uoenbIif a, iif
fam. beaeihnpte or einen bpStintm.
ten wtanll als oenlenigen, ipelGer
nm ole Ufellerl9nlffe belgeorabf
lino oos 2aus u grano gelteff Da-
pe, meiDes oolllfdnotg m Albe ge<
iegf nltroe; Oie polI5ei begalnl
o.e unferlu9nng nod nabreno oes
Dranoes liilo naDn als 3eugen oetl
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= @,ite @etrdnfe uno famoIer
2unh ltets IN 8nrgitaller's Salupn
nnS 6eitanrant. @illito 6traBe neben
Der SaIe Der 9ermannsiobne.