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Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-03

Ordinance No. 80 mtrOduced5by F.
W. Butler and member of city council
in regardStO hackmen and draymen
leaving their teams around union depot
was put upon its first reading by sec
ton. By vote of council it passed it's
first reading. By two-third vote of
council the rules were now waived and
said ordinance was put upon its second
reading by title only. BY vote of eOun-
ell it passed its second reading. By
twO-third vote of council the rules were
further waived and said ordinance was
put upon its third reading aid final
passage, being read by sections. Upon
call Of roll the following vote was re-
corded: Ays-WOOd, White, Barclay
and Butler. Nays-nOne.
Ordinance No. 81 was now declared
regularly passed and ordered certified
to the mayor for his approval.
Clerk was instructed to borrow sufi-
Gent funds to meet obligations.
Motion that marshal be instructed to
see parties having placed byeicle track
on north side BrysOn street in eastern
part of the city and to have them to
place suitable crossings or remove
structure.
There being no further bushes coun-
ell adjourned.
J. E. WOOD,
President City Council.
Attest:
A. H. LEVIN,
City Clerk.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-03
Bill Of Complaint

In Circuit Court Third Judicial Circuit Of Flo-;-
da' IN and for Suwannee County-In Chan
Gerry.
Alice Hammond complainant. VS.. Sherman Ham
nUnd observation-disclosures.
10 Sherman Hammond, MISUNDERSTANDING
You are hereby commanded ami REQUIRED rn an
pear to the bul OF Complaint exhibited against
you m me above styled cause on Monday. the 2ltb
Gay OF Decem6er. y d 1893; otherwise the ale
cations OF SAID olI VIII be taken as confessed by
and against you.
II IS further ordered that this notice b. pub
hshed in the Suwaanee Democrat q rsvysrsr..,
published IN Said county and State. once each
week for four consecutive weeks.
This November 18th. 1903.
J. W. BRYSON
JSeaI Clerk Circuit Court
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-03

Only a Woman Can Understand
the troubles peculiar to her sex. Ner-
vOuSneSs and oyerwOrk cause much IN
necessary pain. Bear Brand Female
Remedy is the best possible source of
relief to suffering women, and gives
quick relief. 81 per bottle at your
druggists. Rebate check in every
package. 2l-tf
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-03
ohcitor for Compliments.

Notiee IS hereby given that cal upon ali nar-
sons legatees, distributes, creditors ard an ~
sons Whomsoever having claims or demsDjs
against the estate Of John Fields. (eolored1 H.
ceased, lateof Suwannee County. Florida 10 n-s-
sent said claims or demands to me. duIy provaD
"lthln Two years. lmy pOStofiee address Is pin
mount FlaJ, or this notice will be pleaded in h.
ELSIE FIELDS.
Administatrix Of Estate Of John Fields, dscs,.os
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-03
Notice

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
have associated themselves together Tor the pur-
pose OF forming a corporation not for UFufI IN
der the avs Of the State Of Florida under the
name Of The Elks Club Of Live Oak. Florida p
The object Of THIS corporation Is 70 buy and own
real estate. and 70 construct buildings thsFpon
and to furnish and equip the sane. 70 maintain a
place Of amusement Tor the members 81 ths eur
porauon and % encourages and promote socisl and
Irieneiy intercourse among ~ membera Ihn
prinelpal Place Of business q The cofporati1n
shall Be in the city Of Live Oak. Suuannes oognty
Florida. Notice IA hereby further given that ~
undersigned viii on TUESDAY. the In day N D.
eernber 1893, apply 70 The Hon h. n. Falusf
Judge Of the Third Judicial liFcut Coart N
Florida for hs approval u the Proposed shsrisT
OF incorporation. II. r. ALEIcs.
81 A. HNELN
ID D. HEEEF
H. p AmTH.
OCT =5-ft WI LuE
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-03
Oct29+t
Notice


U. $ Land Oiics q Gainesville pa.
No. q lsa
Notice IS hereby given thai Murry Wns. n
y bnen, FLORIDA. who. On Fchuary i.tf. ia
made Homestead Entry Ma Ael. tsartsi ~
gZ5Sl for W. q sWh Section n. Toar-h,r a
South. Range "a East. fallahas.ss Mprarr -
filed notice Of intention % maze fnsi I'll. y,sr.
PROT 70 establish claim b the ard si-s,. ~
sscrlbed. before the Clerk o. ths CiFrat Cssrt
1--we Oak, Florida. on the l5th day u lscsn,.s-
Claimant names a. witness,
J. n. Barnett. Of O'Brien. FloTtia.
John Conner.
H. N. DAVIS.
J. R. johnson.
HENRY s CHUBKS
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-03

People who know say that parties of
Alabama hunters are continually gcing
down into the bay country hunting and
expressing a profound contempt for
Florida game laws and Florida officials.
If Mudiek Bell gets in behind a bunch
Of them, they will sing in a different
key, and he is mighty apt to do that
thing. D, Euniak Breeze.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-03

A remedy of genuine merit for
the treatment Of Coughs, Colds,
HOarSeness, WhoOping Cough,
Group, Sore Throat and other
Bronchial Affections, Bear Brand
Cough Syrup. 25c at druggists.
Rebate check in every pack
age. 2l-tf
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-03

Notice is hereby riirsa 4, I.
Creditors and an pelsons
the nth day Of FsbFua-r
house IN SuWannee count
ls - q the estate II D. s e.
u :. o4Nsnnee county. Flrii,
county Judge Of said county
vouchers and ask for final d.
administration Of said eseIse
San. 17sro 49, IN
-. I'-on0 Aduini1irlt1f sr
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-03
DR. J. W. WEST.
PHYSICAL AMa sl

Uaicea upstairs ogeFJcN
store, he two frat mns II
we're formerly occspat EI
tora. Calls pumrflY sa
hoas Of the nighi a. set
Practices snyuheFe IN a. oar
eellently equipped ofeat ff
Of CNamnaii1ns Of Fian
and treatment foT ana
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-03
Notice Of Application for Tax Deed
Under Section 8 Of Chapter lSS.
Laws Of Florida

Notice - hereby given thar Nina q WaseH
purchaser o. la1 Csftlheate No ma datni ~ Ia
gay OF july A. y. lNi, has died 49, ssrisrufr
- l ny once. And has uisds sppl.Cat,on 90 Ia,
deed 10 issue IN accurJiahce uitk eE 80 -
uhcate embraces the folioWinv sssrr.l-s -.
erty situated 10 SuWanns. rrlrrv 80, \.
VT: Lot Z. Block y Railrosl A.hi.ltor III 4 j..
JAR SEXTON =, township s1uth. ans n -.
Inc said land hcing aEacsss.i si The - "a IN.
issuance Of such crrtifCuta in the -. IA Il
CHAR. Unless said ceruhcats shsH -. -.
according % law. TAI iesi all 49, -. !.
me 18th day Of N0yemheF A D ts4
witness my olhcial signature and a. rh,s a..
End day Of September. A. b Iss
c J W. BRYyON
CLERK Circuit Court Suwanrer rourt,. Fi,-sl,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-12-09
What the Political Parties
Stand For.

Cd The Republican Party:
Stands for the old Hamiltonian
idea of copying, as nearly as posi-
BILE, the English system. The key
to the mystery of Republican success
is the alliance between the White
House, Wall Street and the Pope.
The aged Italian priest who is the
present Papa of the 100000 Cath
olics of the United States, publicly
assured his children last year that
he approved of Mr.. Taft, and Papa's
devoted flock went to Taft on cleo
ton day.
AS to the Presidents cabinet, that
is VIGOROUSLY Wall Street selec-
ton
(2) The Democratic Party:
Is the 'extra-horse" of the special
ly favored Interests. Whenever the
Republicans are not quite able to
deliver the goods (promised when
the corporations filled the dough
bag), the Democratic Party lends
sufficiency of votes to turn the trick.
For proofs,-see record of the ex-
ira session which renewed the power
Of Speaker Cannon, and made tariff
bill under trust dictation. Also rec
ord on every important issue since
the Civil War.
(3( Tho Prohibition PARTY.
It's distinctive purpose is the pre-
vention of the manufacture, i'm
portation and sale of alcoholic bev-
erages.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-12-09
B!OodIesS Method of Treating Cancer

We make speciality of treating and
curing external cancer. Have you one
or do you know friend who has one?
If so, write US. NO CURE NO PAY
Scientific remedy in scientific hands.
No operation, no loss of blood. Can re-
fer you to many cases cured and now
we'll. NO FAILURE.
DRS. MATTHEWS & KING,
II. O. Box Dc, Quitman. Ga
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-12-09
Dbe 4efferson,an
Cd The Socialist Party:


ment preach one doctrine in cities
like Chicago and New York, and a
different doctrine when talking to
country people in Kansas, Oklahoma,
Missouri, Texas and Florida.
AS I will prove in series of chap
ters in Watsons Magazine, Socialism
proposes to abolish entirely the pri-
waite ownership of land and other
means of production. Arguing that
our one-wife marriage system was es-
tablished to perpetuate capitalism,
these fanatics propose that people
shall marry without any sort of civil
Or religious ceremony, and that a
husband and wife shall have the lib
erty to abandon one another, and
take up" with a fresh wife or a
fresh husband, whenever either are
dissatisfied. This is Free Love, and
Socialism stands for it, as L will
prove by Socialist evidence.
60 The Peoples Party (Populist)
Stands for the public ownership of
all public utilities,-such as rail-
roads, telegraphs, telephones, express
companies, municipal water, light
and street car systems. Populism
holds the marriage tie sacred, and
denies the right of the husband to
discard the wife when she has per-
haps shaved away her physical at
Effectiveness in his service. In other
words, we contend that our divorce
laws are quite liberal laws enough,
and that the $4,000 annual divorces
of this country prove that 'love".-is
as free as need be. To tempt the
selfish lusts of men holding out to
them the pernicious doctrine of Free
Love, endangers that beautiful prin-
ciple of se1f-restraint which is the
conservatOr of law and order, good
morals and decent living.
We also recognize the human in
stinct for home ownership, and home
life. We combat, as destructive to
society and civilization, the Socialist
doctrine of the public ownership of
land and all means of wealth pro-
duction.
We stand for the Constitutional
money system of the fathers We
say that all the money,-no matter
what it is made out Offs the crea-
ture of law, and that every bit of it
should be created by the Govern
ment, and issued directly to the peo-
pie; and that every dollar so created
should be the equal of every other.
We stand for the Income Tax; for
the Initiative, Referendum and Re-
call; for Parcels-post, and the Pos
tai Savings Bank.
We favor the placing of the nee
essaries of life on the Free list We
say that it is an everlasting shame
that the enormous incomes of such
men as Rockefeller, Morgan, Ryan
and Carnegie should escape Federal
taxation, while the common people
are compelled by the Tariff to pay
two prices for clothing, house sup
plies, plantation implements and 9TH
err things that they are compelled to
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-12-09
Pains or
cramps

Il carry DR.. Miles Anti-Pain
Pills with me all the time, and
for aches and pains there is
nothing equals them. I have
used them for rheumatic pains,
headache, and pains in side and
back, and in every case they give
perfect satisfaction
HENRY COURLEN,
Boonton, N. J.
Pain comes from tortured
nerves. It may occur in any
part of the head or body where
there is weakness or pressure
Upon the nerves.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-12-09
DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills

Relieve pain, whether it be nett
ralgiac, rheumatic, sciatic, head
ache, stomache, pleurisy or
ovarian pains.
Druggists everywhere sell them. If
hrst package fails to benefit, your drug
gist will return your money.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Eikhart, Ind.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-12-09
$40
PLANT-BED CLOTH

For Florists, Gardeners, Truck
Farmers, Tobacco Growers, etc.
Protects from frost. Safer than
glass Waterproof Sheeting for
chicken runs. Hay Caps, Shock Gov
ers, and Canvas Goods. Circulars
and samples.
HENRY DERBY, 4s E. Warren ST., New York
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-12-09

The KOOKERBAKER bakes po-
tatoes in twenty-five minutes and
everything in half the time required
by any oven and no burn ON bottom.
Cooks vegetables at same time on
any size or kind of stove over one
blaze or griddle. Expressed to any
address, $1.25. Agents make Sc to
$40 day. One sold seventy-one in
three days-so can you.
Thrifty Appliance Co.
739 MOnOIith Building, New York.
80, REMINGTON, $18.75
HlNETI5SRTFN One machine only in localities to
secure desirable agent Special agents
prices supplied on allmakes oftypewrirers.
StandardTypewir Exchange. q Park Row. NewYOk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-18
,,SuGnnn Crtb" iuiCOcr cinmal.

GDicoQo, II. Moi. - o&obnnn
Ortb," lucIhcr iid iiir Den longrcr
miBtcn Gr5bcr5oN &obonn SoIpotor
ut@1nb mo fiir5Iih olts GnincauiIIe,
o, neridmnno, fam bcltc ans Ho-
cine, G4iHc. bier om. Gr mtroe Dem
0itrcidii6cn &oniuI Otto 0rai por,
gciiibrt mo bottc cine Ilr5c llnter'
rcoung nit 0cmlcIbcn. aouiul @rnf
iogte pdtcr, cr CLAUDE iclbtrcocno
uiht, 0ob Der Mann ser pcrmiBtc
gr5bcr5oN ici mO cr fonnc uihta
@citcrcS in Der Sodc tblun. Der
Mnnn iei inn NcQriif, noh Yoiuca.
bile jlrild}utcbrcn lmO BORT icinc
9lrbcit ola Niolhiniit micocr oui5u.
ncbmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-18
9tidjt cntfiiGrt, ionccrn crtrnnfcn.

9tcmurt 8, II. Mai. - Gle
Scihc bco icrbsiGbrigcn Sobn 2llts
mc0cr mllr0c bclltc lubc bier aus 6cm
Siding &pcr 9c5ogcn. Ter &nubc
pcrid)uon0 am leBten 6rcito1, lun0
nlnn Aloubtc dll1cmein, 0aB CT cnt-
liIbrt morocu Ici. Inn 10 mcbr, ou lid
ctlldc ,3Igcltncrbnnbcu in Scr sc.
genO bcrltm tricbcu lmo mld) cine
o@il0 @cit Sbom" am lebtcn 6rci.
tag bier &orltcIlin9en ge9ebcn bate
@laeS Suchcn blieb ieoodb ucrgcbtih.
bis man belItc sic 9cihc funo. Ter
Safer 0ea &ndbcn lit &ofUnlotiuiiib.
rcr in Iiclitcn elmer Yubn1ciea.
icbnit.
9fnhAcrobc itcllt iid) bcroll9, boB
>Sobn am lcttcn 5rctug 9todmittu9
nit ctlihcn onocrcn anubcn buOcn
9in2. NInn pcrnlttbct oaB Ger
anobc BON icincn groBcrcn Ncglci-
tern ollntcr1c0udt" nurOc umo oobci
lctncn 500 iun0. Iie anocrcn Gnu.
ben mcrocn bon Der YoIi5ci sur 9icoc
gcItcllt ucrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-18
Jcibcit, bic idJ mcine.

Gopcfu, SIS. II. Wai. - 5m
Stuotc &oninS lit cS ieet olen 2eu.
ten perbotcn, gciitgc @ctrGnfe aus
iGrcn cigcncu ,Slnihcn 5u genieBen.
GicicS @clcb, on1cblih oos oroItiid).
Itc, pclhes i'm gonjcn Sanoe eriltirt,
mlIroc bon 0cr Icbtcn SegiSIatilr cin.
9cfilbrt, I'M Den pieIfohen, notori-
lhen llebcrtrctllngcn beS altcn Ero.
bibitionsgeieBes elm @noc 5il MAIDEN,
mo eS lit iebt III aroit getreten. giS
Dor cinenl ooCr 5mei ,Sobren eriitir.
ten oiienc Mirtbifaiten, Dem Ero-
blbltlous9eICb 5iIm Srosc, III Sopeto.
Scouenportb, g8idbito, aonioS Gitu
uno onocren groBcrcn St1bten unter
elnem Spltcm, melhes Die it1otiihen
9cborocn in Stnno iebte, oieic 9ofale
our6 Stroicn 81 bcitcuern rno iie
ltiIlIdmeigcnO tort criitircn 5u laiien.
60 jicnlih olle Oirir Wirtbid)nften
limo icbt gcihIoicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-18
SGatidlc (sr0bebct,.

" al bingtom :. s., II. Roi.
Sm mn8netiihcn Cbicrpotoriltnl
oeS aiiltcn- nnO 0coodtiihen Ser.
meiiltngsoicniteS 3l Gbelten9onl.
MO, murbcn BON 3.22 an bis 1.tS
belltc irilb mebrere @roerid)iiterltn.
gen re9ltrirt, mclhc, ipie man id)1bt,
IN elmer Gnticrnllt0 bon 5000 Diei.
len eiltrater Gin onocres Gro.
bebcn mltroe ip1t om Sonitng 9lbeno
bort per5eidnct ltnO mor luobridein.
lid glcifbebellteno nit oelnicni1en,
melheS Die Ercbocpei1cn aus Mon.
tnna lnel0eten.
1acnn GbiIi II. Wai. 49, Qic
l5ropin5cn Qacnn un0 2lricu, ionic
Dos iiiolit bon oenielben geleaene
cSebiet iino leBtbin bdiiiig burf) Gro.
bcben bcinaeillft luorocll. Scute
iriiD ltfn 3 llbr ereignete iid) tpieoer
eine teftigc gridiiiterlng pou 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-18
Ger Snnb ais Rettcr.

Gbcltcr, Eoy II. Mni. - Ios
loutc 0cllcn eine9 Sun0c9 crrcgtC
gcltcrn Die 2lllmCrtlomtcit Nm.
Ecct'9 pon bier. ais Oericlbc 5luiidcn
Gbcitcr unO @6oDltouc oCm @clciiC
Der yReolng 9ubn" entIong ginA. Gr
folgtc Dem Sbicrc bis al ocn Nano
cincs SuntpicS, no Cr 0arrp Worri'
ion, cbcnioaS oon bier, bis an Die
Arlnboblcu i'm Shlontmc itcdcno
lulo raid luciter DcrIinfcno. uorionb.
Ecct ricI ctlid)c un0erc Wi0nncr Al
SillIc ino cS gelong ibncn, ocn
D|ann nod sur rchtcn 3eit 81 be
ircicn. Nenige UiImten ip1ter mir.
DC cr i'm Sdjlnmm ltntcrgegungrl
leln. Gr mar oui cinem Sang ilbcr' {
,Selo IN ocn Sumpi gerotben. Der
Sumo, Gin SdjGferbuno, geb0rt nidyt
D(orriion, uno Der 2ebtere fcnnt iei.
ncn Gigenfbiinicr nidt. Ios lbier
Iici idliuciiDebelnb oopon. io6olO c5
ocn Nunn IN Siderbeit lab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-18

Mittcrnnd)t ibre Wobnung un0 luur
DC bon ibr 5uleBt ouf ser hintcren
Sreppe 0eS Souic5, on'5 @el0nocr
9elebnt, geiebcn. 9nl0 0orouf iuia
Iic i'm i'm Sof2 liegeno gcillnoen uno
Ole Gntoedlulg genodt bnbcrL ooB
CT to0t lei. Gr miilIc riidluQris iibcr
oaS (Sel0noer 0eiollen icln ilno oobci
Den Sf10el gcbro6en buben. "a tic
nlbt init Der Epli5ei in 8erbinoung
fonlnlen lpollte, babe lie ihm Srt uno
(Shube, iolpie iein 8clo abgenom.
men. iporauf lie uno lire 5odtsr ben
Sooten ourd ben SouSgang ibIeii.
ten itnb Dor DEM Souie ouf Die Srep.
pc legten, I'M ben 9lni6cill 5ii cr5elt.
gelL ooB Stroble oitf oer Strnbe er.
inoroet nilo beraubt ipnroe.
@ittpe SuIlioan, urn ocrentlpiacn
Str1ble iih, lpie iein 9ruocr iogt,
pon ieincr SomiIie ciitfrcnloete, 6ot
eine beiue9te 8ergaltgenbeit. ,Sbr er.
tier 8otte lit periingliidt. i6r slueiter
8otte fat Selbitnoro begoneen. 8or
einigcn robren tpurbe iic mcgen Or.
broiieIung ibrrs neitgsborenen rnebe.
lid)ett ainbes ouf Elm Sobr nod Der
peniteniorp eefonbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-18
Slntiec Soloc cincs Wrcu,ItrcitcS.

@i6monO, &no, Il. Wloi. -
Gin Strcjt iibcr Die @rcn5linic 5ui.
ibcu 5uci 55ormcn cnOctc bclltc nit
Dem Gobc 9Ilcr. Nfcct'3 unO icincS
SobncS. IieicIbcn mur0cn uon Socl
&oilSbod eriholicn, nahbcm tic
SSronf &oiISbud, iCn., lmO oeiicn
Sobn 6rnnf Hoilabnd, ilm., ourdD
SfiiiIe pCrluurOct buttcn. Iic HoiI0.
bodS bottcn bcgonnen. Ole Eioitcl
cinc9 @rcn55olmcS um5ubocteL ulS
biC McctS eridicnen mo Der Streit
5lmt 9IlabrlIh acIanGtc, &ocl Huil8-
bof bat iid) bcm Shcriif mlagclic.
icrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-18
Captain SninS Ucrnrtbeilt,
3uhtbmta6ait oui lmbcItimmtc 3cit,
3. b. oti uidt lmter o6t imo
nht iibcr ichS5cbn Sabre, -
Expectation onocfirl0iut
Expectation ongctiin0igt

i 6luibtnA ~, II. Mai. -
Captain Ectcr G. Saints, illn., ilber-
rlibrt ocn GcrICger @n. 6. Nnnis
I'M Icbtcn 2Iuguit crmoroct 5u babeu,
lullroc bcutc pom Rjhtcr G. Garrett.
Jon u3uhtbutabnrt aui lmbeitimmte
! 3eit, .. \. uicht mcnigcr ais oht lmo
lld)t ilbcr lcd3jebn Sabre, perlu.
tbcilt. &Crtbci0iglng8anmult Sobn
=, Nc cSntDrc itclltc 0en iiblid)en9ln.
trag aui einen nelcn Hro5cB. allein
6crIClbe muroc bonn Hid)ter obqeuie.
len. Der 9InuoIt mari ulSonnn 0ic
&tri60ftionairugC ouf. nqein oud)
0ieicr Ginpou6 iun0 fein @ebor.
)tuhocm GopitGn S6oinS iein llrtbeil
pcrnonuncn bate, icbtc CT iih ouf
cIncn Stubl mo ltiiste bcn aopi ouf
cincn Dor ibm Itcbcnben Gid. Mieb,
rcre !Wilutcn lang ld]icn cr total
ilbcrlD1Itigt ounn nbcr iabte er iid),
crbob ooS >Soltpt mo blidte i'm Sc
ridt unbcr. Sein Goter @cnerol
@ctcr 6. SoiuS, ien, lmO iein Brit
Der Sobn FomerS S5utns, pelde i'm
Wcrtd)t onncicuo paren beflmoeten
ebcninla groBc Grrcgllng. 2ie Der.
tbcl0iAln9ss 2lnlu0ltc erill6ten gum
ShlllIIc nlli cine Stlnoung oe8 8crs
Tohrcna INN ctIid)c Gage, oomit lie
cine 9lppeIlation porbcreiten fonnten.
Hihtcr @urrcttion iogtc, Der 6oa
niIiic 0cn ilbIidcn 8erloui nebmen,
mo cr 9nb scr Gcrtbei0igung u
Stlnocn 6riit sum- @inrcihcn einer
2Ippclloton. Ter &crlrtbeilte ulroc
boroui Der Cbbut oc9 Sderiiis iiber.
onhuortct.
Slc @cld)morcncn, pcld)c ocn @n.
pltdn ucrurtbciltcn botten DEM Sc.
ribt cin @noocngciud ju icinen
@lnltcn cinAcrcidt.
(Sp1ter.1 - @cm nidyt inuor.
bergelcbenr @in0crnilie eintreten, 10
miro Captain SoiuS .idcn morgen
no6 Sin9 Sing o6gciiibrt meroeu,
unt icinen Soittermin Jlt Beginner.
Iic 2(npGltc bcS &erllrtbeilten pil.
Iigten nuh cincr Gonillltotion mi.
Ocm @oter lno 9ruocr ociielben Gin,
Der iofortigen 2I6iiibrllng oes Sc.
Iinqucntcn in'9 3ihtbmlS 9ti6ts in
ocn &c1 ju lcgen ucr0en icooh nuf
Der ongcfiinoigten 9(ppeIlntion be.
ltebcu.
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Gritid)t Satin mno ucrmnnoet Stici.
IDhu

9ltlonto Ga, II. Dfai. -
George 0ur8e, cin beihditigunaS.
loler 3imncrmonn fcbrtc beute irilb
nod l0ngercr 2(bwcienbcit nof ieincr
8obnlng nnbc bicii1cr Stoot 5urif.
gclungte ourh elm 6itterieniter III
oos Sous umo bc9nb it'd nuh oeni
Shlaf3irnmer iciner 8nttin uelhe
CT i'm ShIoic crituf. 1onn ging cr
IN oos 3immcr ieines Sticiiobnea
lmo broftc ouh Oiciem cine lebenS-
gci1brlihc Stihmlmoc bel. Gr ent.
flob mad Dem Berbrcden uno tit nod
nidt eingeionJcn.
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% Scidlcn acfunbcu.

Yitta burA 80. II. Moi. -
Bier rucitcrc @cihcu lpurocu bclltc
nobc Der Stclle, an mclhcr um lcetcu
licnito1 2lbcno cine nit 2lrbcitern
ibcriiiutc @oiolinborfoiic i'm Ohio
picr WiciIen fuIBobnGrtS bon bier,
untcrBitg, oligeillnoen i'm @un5cn
icBt %. 3mei Gpicr merocu nod
ucrmiBt llcbcr $1,000 iino 0urd)
cine Subitription iiir Ole 0intcrblic
bcnCn dlll9cbrnht luorocn. T.
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9icrp Oorf, II. Mai. - 8eorge
Stroble ben Spnohurit @crgcn-
Golintp, cill 3llihneiber IN einant
grobcn alcioergeihdite III 9telp'Oorf,
iuuroe geltern friib ais Seihe Dor
Dem Sauie 9tr. 269, 3oilrono.9 o.9lpenue,
Saricp.Gitp, ollfgeilinocn uno Die
Toli5ei bat bis 9lbenos pergebIih Der.
iltt, felt3uItclteft Oh Str1hlc rrnlor.
oct ipitrbe ooer perrngliidt lit. Gr
bate einen S6abelbrid crlitt2n, scr
ieinen ioiortigen Gob sur 6olge ge.
babt baben nlliB.
Str1ble bat sSrmt llno &inb in
2pnSburit, lpar aber cin boifiger Ve.
ithcr Der in 9lr. 269, Noilrooo.9tpe.,
ipobnanocn @ittlue Wnrp SuQipalt,
ino nuroc beSbol6 bon ieiner @ottin
pcrlalen slud Sanitoa fono iid
Der % Sabre alte 3ltidlneioer luicher
bel Der 44.iGbrigen @itttpe Elm ilno
perbrohte ill ibrer 8eielid]oit, luie
IN Der ibrer 12si1trigen Sodter Ntar-
garetlc nm onherer oauSbeiuobner,
mcbrcrc Stitnoen bel @ciong uno &c.
dcrflong. Nie nun Ole Wittipe, luels
dc nntcr Dem @erbaht perhoftet iuur.
DC, Str1hIe crlliproet inio beraubt 3u
bubeiL Dem Getcftip Sergconten
NoonaD erjdblte, perlieB StrGble um
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@encrolfcIbniarihal 9oro Ro
berts, poer ygobS." iuie i'm Die ena.
liiden So!oaten nenier, feiertc ee'
fern IN 2onoon ieine aoloene Sod.
3eit lllier bcn Mroiiilanten befnli.
ben iib a6niB gbiuaro nto Gelnab,
lin.
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ScflnOcn Goucr 9&ic acm6bnlicb
cntitonO RroBcr Sdrcdcn, olIciu ne.
ser Go0caiGlc, nod ncnncnamcrtbcr
Sdnocn iiuo iolueit 0cnCl0ct uor0cu