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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-28
SECRETARY NACLE
MAKES ANNUAL REPORT
TO THE PRES. S....,. MS.
Many Important Recommendations Are
Made for Various Changes In the
Department of Commerce and Labor.

tirement for age or disability would
be an economical measure for the
government and expresses the opin-
ion that if salaries of clerks are to-
remain as they are, the government
can afford to provide straight pen
sions without contributions from its
employees.
The work of the bureau of cor
porations has been highly important
during the year, and probably this
month comprehensive report on it's
investigation of the lumber industry
will be completed. The bureau now
has under way Investigations of
the International Harvester COM
pany, the steel and tobacco indus
tries, concentration of water power
ownership, and corporate taxation.
Secretary Nagel believes the value
of corporation publicity has been
proved.
There should be-" he says, ''an
active and permanent system of
publicity under the federal govern
ment, by which all important indus
trial corporations engaged in inter-
state commerce shall report to one
federal agency the essential facts of
! their business. Federal action of
this sort is necessary because no
state system can comprehensively
cover the subject. Thus, with a
| central agency of business informa-
| ton in continuous operation, the
country would have reliable infor-
nation on the management of our
commercial forces, public opinion
would be afforded a basis of intel
ligent action, unjust prejudice woul6
be removed, and businesse interests
would have a source of Information
on corporate facts covering the en-.
tire country, There would be a per.
manent and recognized point of con.
tact between the government anG
the managers of corporations. The
/ relations of corporate action to pub
| lie interest could be considered, co
operation could be increased, ant
uniformity of corporate accounting
could be secured"
In reviewing the work of the bu
reau of fisheries, Secretary Mage
proposed a protected zone for al
! fur bearing animals, and woult
have it located in the Aleutial
islands. Fox and other fur bearin,
animals have been generally slaugh
tered there, the bureau of fisherie
has found, and many of the animal
have been poisoned by aliens VIII,
wanted their skins. The secretar,
recommends that some part of tn
: islands be made reservation an,
that a wireless station be installe,
at Dutch Harbor, or Unalaska, an,
also on the Pribilof Islands. Reve
nue. cutters would be able to operat
to greater advantage against pelagi
sealers if they had wireless equiv
ment, the secretary says.
5 Other portions of the report re
l view at length the years work i
the bureau of the census, bureau @
| labor, bureau of manufactures, bu
reau of statistics, bureau of stand
D ards, light house service and coas
V and geodetic survey.
: Secretary Nagel recommends law
which will permit a closer inspet
t ton of steamships and stricte
y regulation of their operation, whic
i would be conducive to the create
safety of passengers.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-28
BUTLER OFFERS GOOD
PROGRAM FOR TO-DAY

Another big interesting program
will be shown at the Butler this
evening The following subjects
will be shown: THE Cowpuncher's
Glove, a western drama; 'Suspie-
ion" Vitagraph drama; His New
Lid, Biograph comedy, and Not
So Bad As 1t Seems" a Biograph
comedy For an agreeable hours
entertainment, visit this popular
place of amusement. The music,
under the leadership of Julius Gold
smith, is the best ever heard in To-
nopah, and the house is nice and
warm.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-28
ELY KNIGHTS READY
TO TAKE THE PRIZE

In order to be absolutely certain
of carrying off the prize at the
grand encampment at Reno next
October, Ely company No. 5, K. of
p, is already at work practicing
for the military drill competition.
The company plans to charter a
special train and take along a dele
cation of sixty to the encampment
with the idea of carrying away all
the honors.
The officers of the company are:
Francis M. Root, captain; William
Mcknight, first lieutenant; DR.. A. F.
Adams, second lieutenant; N. H.
Chaplin, recorder; ]. Il. Trembath,
treasurer.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-28
INSANE MAN AND
DOGS ROAM THE HILLS

REDDING, CAL, Dec. 2S-John
Coldwater, a prospector living near
Copley, has been running wild over
the hills for several days, followed
by nine dogs.
officers arrested him after a long
chase yesterday, on a charge of in
sanity. His nine dogs followed him
to |the insane ward of the county
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-28
MANY PERSONS
Who SOLD Votes
ARE ARRESTED
BY Associated Press.

WEST UNION, Ohio, Dec. rs
The Adams county grand jury today
reported 145 additional true bills
against persons accused of selling
their votes in the November elec-
ton. This makes a total of 595 in
dictments already returned. 1t has
become somewhat a point of pride
with the indicted citizens to beat
the deputy sheriffs by getting to
court and pleading guilty before
the warrants can be served
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-28
NEW DAILY PAPER
PLANNED FOR NASHVILLE
By Associated Press.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 2S-
The plant of the recently discontin-
ued Knoxville World has been pur-
chased by Nashville parties and
will be moved to this city, where
it is planned to establish a daily
paper 1t was reported that Cover
nor Patterson, who retires from of.
flee in January, will be editor-in-
chief, but he denied the report to-
day
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-28
ARRESTED WHILE
SPEEDING To HOME
TO SEE TWINS
BY Associated Press

Los ANGELES, Dec. rs The
birth of twins at the home Of c. C.
Charpe caused his arrest today for
exceeding the speed limit. The
charge did not apply to the rate Of
family increase, but related to the
pace he was making in his auto
mobile from down town to his res
idence to see the new arrivals on
explaining to the judge, sentence
was suspended with the warning,
Don't let it happen again
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-28
STORM SWEEPS OVER
NORTH CENTRAL STATES
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S- A heavy,
wet snow, melting into rain, swept
over the north central states today.
AS a consequence, the telephone and
telegraph service is severely Grip
pied.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-28
GOVERNOR APPOINTS NEW
AUDITOR FOR ARIZONA

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 2S-An-
nouncement is made by Governor
Sloan of the appointment of George
A. Mauk, of Globe, as territorial
auditor to succeed w. c. Foster
who resigned a few weeks ago to
enter the banking business.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-28
ENGINEERS
MEET IN INDIANA
BY Associated Press.

LA FAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 2S-
Delegates from many sections of the
United States and Canada are here
for the fourth annual meeting OF
the American Society of Agricultural
Engineers, which opened yesterday
p. C. Rose, of Madison, Wis, is
president M. Alexander, agricul-
tural envoy from Russia, is in at
tendance
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-28
BEDOUINS WHO
REVOLT KILLED
BY THE TURKS
by Associated Press.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. rs
The Turkish troops sent against the
Bedouins have driven the revolters
out of the Elkork district near the
Dead sea, after sanguinary en-
gagement. official advices received
today state that in the battle $50
Bedouins We're killed and 600 cap
tured. The Turkish loss is given as
seven officers and II men.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-28
COLORADO GETS 500, 900
By Associated Press.

LITTLETON, Colo, Dec 2S-
Settlement of the inheritance tax
due the state from the estate of the
late Thomas f. Walsh was made
here today. The state gets 100000
inheritance tax.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-28
IDENTITY OF
SuNKEN SCHOONER
IS ESTABLISHED
BY Associated Press

CHATHAM, Mass, Dec. 2S-A
sunken three-masted schooner that
has been resting in three fathoms
of water on the Little Maud shoal
since the storm of Dec. Is, was
identified today as the Molie
Rhodes, which was bound from
Vinal Haven, Maine, to New York.
1t is believed that Captain Dobble
and the crew of five were drowned
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-28
MRS HARRIET RUDD DIES
by Associated Press.

DENVER, Colo, Dec. 2S-Mrs.
Harriet Rudd, widow of Anson
Rudd, who hOmesteaded the land
that is now the site of Canon City,
Colo, died at the home of her SON
in-law in this city today.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-28
ENGINEER FOUND
DEAD With HAND
ON THE THROTTLE
BY Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2S-W With
the train running fifty miles an
hour, H. C. Beck, engineer of the
Pittsburg express, was found dead
in the cab by the fireman, while the
train was nearing Bird-In-Hand, Pa,
sixty miles west of this city. The
death was due to heart failure.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-28
O'BRIEN'S TRUTHFUL WORDS

No town can become any bigger
than the people who live in it. As
the people grow, so will the town
expand Begin to get chesty and
see how quick the contagion will
spread. Then watch the old town
expand to adjust itself to the new
state of affairs Personal pride in
anything that interests you is a
commendable trait Yerington
Times.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-28
WOOD ALCOHOL
IN Wine CAUSES
TWO DEATHS
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S-A man
and woman are dead and two other
men seriously injured today as a
result of drinking liquor said to
have contained wood alcohol, at a
celebration in the Italian quarter
Monday night. The host had laid
in a large supply of wine, of which
all drank freely.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-28
INSURRECTOS IN
HILLS AWAITING
REINFORCEMENTS

NACO, Ariz., Dec. 2S-A company
of Mexican infantry arrived at Naco,
Sonora, yesterday afternoon, and,
together with the company now sta
toned at Naco, left last night under
the command of Captain BargaZ for
a point on the NacoZari railroad,
whence it is reported they will go
by rail to Nacozari. A train of six
coaches of soldiers left Empalme
Sonora, this morning, bound for No
gales, but it is reported on good au-
thority that they will also go to Ma
coZari.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-28

DOUGLAS, Ariz., Dec. 2S-A let
ter from w. H. Loomis to his Wife
here, states the rebels are in the
mountains between Nacozari and
Moetezuma, the capital of the Moe
tezuma district in Sonora.
Rebels have been seen on the hill
above Nacozari but showed no dis
position to disturb the camp, where
are located the big properties of
the Moctezuma Copper company, a
part of the Phelps-Dodge interests.
The trouble is not alarming the
many Americans in the Moctezuma
district, who are certain their lives
and property are to be respected.
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TOday's Silver
Quotation SO 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-08

Gincinnati, T. 5ebridr.
Heue Snpotbtten.

Games Daibir9tpn an Sat!ep y.
unb g. 60. $500.
Marp 6. Saroman an GrnIt Sta'
tion &. unO .. 60. $500.
geB J. 9rod an eagle z. unb 6. u.
$4,000.
GuitaD Subsr on Gitissns' 3. unO
@. 60. $1,000.
Stepben Mlarbsrrn on German y.
6. uno 9. 60. $500.
Games 2tenes an 0arfielo go. 2
g. unb 9. Co., S2250.
gsb ). Bred an Grdce Wt. 5ugls.
S4oo.
Clarence Spearing an Southern
Ohio g. unb Z. so. $500.
Mlap &. Gi6srt an Wtt. SeaItbp Q.
unb 6. So. $500.
Gbparb u. DiIO an College gin 8.
unn g. SO. $4,000.
ghos. 8. Sohnion on Gsrmania y.
q. go. 3. 5000.
Geo. SpffeIosr an 8arfislo To. l
L. AlD .. SD. sSIOJ.
Wtarearet guhboIs an 2ouis Grob'
mann. 800.
9lnion gsrtb on Rorpooo Rut. q.
unb 6. So. $1,000.
go. Qobpid an emma Gopert
$1,000.
sbersis Coleman on 5enrp 0opsrt
S172.
eb. q. @ilo an college gin 8. uni
9. so. $190795.
9llpind 9. goman an 5rso. "
Shmibt. $500.
sst. &. Stepes on Qixral 8. unb 3
Go. $500.
8stiIste Sppptbeten.
8rpan 5lannsrp on GIsnbaIs 3
unb 6. SO. $500.
| george q. Woore an MaoHcr q
u. Qo. 2. $500.
| Sames DdIbinoton on Gdilep 9
uuo 6. so. $3.50.
6. M. Tsnusr On Deiteru aoenu
I9. q. $500.
! gDm. D. 8ut1rie on 9.noome &
unb 6. 60. $500.
glnorsas Rsttiug,r an garbor
| GgeIboff. $500.
Ssnne Sd. grpan CT 1ran. z
3ptr. $3.50.
| Sobn aieisr on 8urnst gDoobs z
unn g. Go. $500.
9eier 4usr an Nym Wunner. $4o'
Senrn 9. 6oppen on qIeaidut Rib
9. uno 6. So. $1,000.
Gb. n. Wilb an Carthage 9. unbi
%. $500.
6. 8. garsnfigbt on College 5il
unb 8. Go. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-08

gf. 80. 6. @rsse an 4lfrsb 9. Whit.
lod, / Got an Der Cincinnati qlpe. ST..
So. q. Cooper an Clara Gortman,
so ssub an Der Observatory Hoao. 81.
Wt. R. 8oolittie an Witael Sumler,
l Got an Der SuIisn Strabe. 81.
Geo. GornuelIe an u. 6. Wtasnsie.
50 Rub BON Got 55 in Der Walnut
SiIs qanb aH. llnttrabtbeiInng. 81.
Baird Carl an Sobn B. SulIipnn,
5 Cots an Der Sulfar glpenie. 81.
Glifforb 9. MtGred All Nliee Y.
Walter, / Got an Der Dat apenus,
College Siu. 81.
81. g. Qierion on elisabstb Ul.
gbeiter, j Got on Der 2pcuIt uno gtl'
mont Qlpenus. 81.
U1pfes unb Wm. Wtpslsr an gdl.
Duttenbpfer r., 200 bel 300 Jnb an
Der GorbipeitsGde Der Reooiug Aoac
unb Soutb Crescent apenut. 81.
Carrie Ssib an Qiue DAT Rsaltp 60,
% SUP an Der Rabine Strabs. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-08
Die 5ufnnit oes Yapiers.

g8ie befdnnt, iit ts htr Siten
Giiens, Tinb ss Sopon uRb China. bic
I'D, beg Qopiers, elmer uralttn flineiis
fhsn grfinbuns, in einsm fpeitaus 5ss
trdhtIitertn llmfanas bebienen dls
mir. Gas papisr srfebt in China uno
Sapon niht nur pisIfad, Stoffe uno
aeiupanb, .s finbet aud Ionit nod Die
monnigfaIiiei.e @erfusnoung. Sn mute
fer 3sit ipenbet iih iibrieens aud asi
uns in Qmsrita bas sntereHs Der 5shs
nit al, unb immsr sablrei6er tDernsn
in BEN aulturitaaten pdtsnte angenens
bet, bic cine neus 8erapertbuna bss gns
piers gum 3pede babeH. Gs fdeint
ober, bob man bier erit am 9eainn e's
nsr erobeH, pielfa6e nnnalsnngsn
rerTprefenben gepseuHg fteht.
Ulan iii iih in ipeiten arfil.n nod
niht hinrtihenb bariiber liar. ipi:
ouh.rorbentlib soblr,ih bic Wense Der
Stoffe III, bic bos Vdpier in iih dufs
sunehmen p.rmas unb tpeIhe gsbsiss
tuna oerobe in bielsr et1lsig baftsbenbeH
aufnabmsfabief.it fir Die eesnbuitrie
fotuie fir bic gerperihuns beg gsas
piers Iieet gnb bus ura.leimi. gapisr
IliifTiafeiten In iih ouffaugt, fpsib 5es
bermonn bonn aoifblatt Der. nab ober
bi.T. aufnohmsfdbiateit bss popisri
cine fat unbeqrensfe III unb b1B lie it'd
niht nur auf 5liiiiiateiten, fonbe.r
aud ouf feft. aorper, ia fogar ouf Ga
| T. eritrsdt, iif cine nur tpenig eetann.'
unS nur tpenis psrmerthete Thotiahs
| llnb bod gi,bt es fuft feline sSnouitrls
| in Der niht bas popisr In Der eiHti
ob.r ano.renWsiis bilfreih einsuipriT
| aen permodte. laffen it'd, ihm bod in
| fola. feiner 9ufn15msfdhigteit bic al
| lernerfhieoenftsn nnb oft fo5uidgen Si
r.tt entssssnssiesisn Gissni1aftsn Der
lei6kn. .
Il glebmtn mir nIs Elm Beifpitl. III
mas bns glcpier ais Grfnb biene
scnn, sun6MIi bos GknuIoiD. MA
pseijt bidsn R5spsr II ftHs usotn a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-08
@runO,is.Htbums : llebertraQnnssn

v II IL III - DSNNASH'
5arrp goristp an Mur 2lbsI. Elm
cya6r Qa6t aui Got 6 uno Steil bon
Got 8 in Sacob GIfas' unterobtbeisung
in qponpoIe. Wondtlibe Ytietbe $40.
MatbiloQ g.Tuben II. 4no. on Ban
50. g8oob, 10 Sabre po6t duf ben
slpeiten, orittsu unb nierten Stot nss
gigentbums, beiannt nls 10 uno IL
8eit 8ierts Strabe. WonatIide Ulis'
TIE 1925.
eliIobsib u. 9urrsn an grate W.
Sugle, aot 20 in milIiom 9urrell's 8
llnterabtRiluns ouf gDalnat 5lus.
$1.OO.
groce Tl. Sugle an 8eb 3. grot,
40 bel 100 1ub On Der gloroisite Der
9irmon. apenue ouf @olnut 3ius.
$1.00.
Senrp M6tler on Martba WOnsr,
Got 80 in Robert 8roipn's untsrdbs
tkiluna an Der Wasner Strnbe. 81
grpan sylannern an Stepkn Wlar'
BERN, so BEL 300 CUB an Der 9orbisite
Der @aTbinston Apenus, In Glsnoalt
$1.00.
gtoo SO. DoIpb II. anb. an 5reberid
8. glome, 38 bel ITO CUB on Der DIT
ieite Der Rdee Strabe. 80 CUB iiblit
BON Der 3pDlFten Gtrabe. ST..
eSenuie W. grpan an CLARA y. Sice
40 bel II GuB an Der gtprbieits Dol
sulien Strabe, 80 gus Oitlia bon be
Darb Strabs, in WnpifonDiue. 81.
Sobn Wenbel u. anb. on Carl u
| 6artupee, Got 387 in Der Guclio 2onl
| 9liTociotion untsrubtbeilnng 81.
eSobn Seib.r an Goibdrine Gurran
40 Gub an Der giorbfsits bon DirmptI
apenie. 81.
5omer 6. 5irl an Ben. q. 5ill.
glder in Settion IL pcn Columbia ~
$500.
wsarp g. Srsbtpdn on Oscar 9rst
pup, 40 Sub an Der UsontsOtner
piie. ST..
Dat g. unb o. 60. an gbos. 6
| sspbnion, l aot an bsr Got Ctr. s.
i goiib r. Ga Boiieaur an err Wta1
ION, Z Cots in Der lnterabt1eilung 20
9oob Wartlon1s Grben. $3.50.
II Belle Bruce an GbdS. WastuS. 2
lGpb an hsS NsA mStn,lk -
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fel BEL bem Dritten" 10 bdtten iih big |
gum Nbenb bic geitslIunsen pbne
Stilitano geb1uft.
,Du brduh5t eine pollit1not9e Iuss
iteuer", tpieoerboIte 5aillarb bel leoen |
neuen antauf.
Cine poIlftdnbioe 9lusitsuer! WSer
bat nift ols aino oeIpiinIcht, 3oglins
zines genfiondts gu tueroen, blob nm
oas Su bsiiben, mas bic aataloee cine
,poIIitdnoiae ausIteuer" nennen. nno
@eae tpnnte bel Der Grinneruns IN
Die ouberserpobnIihen Greigniiie bds
WisberdufFlammsn isiner 8eseiiterung
niht unteroriider.
llulpilItiirlich Iitb er bic ongenons
meme 3uriidhaItuuQ beiisite. Gr eing
auf bic tleinittn Giuseibeiten ein.
riibmts ben Sduitt Der glnsiigs. bic
'Farbs eer Stoffs turs: ifenite ibnen
nihts. Gr fab rit1t einmul bic itren'
aen 9Iide, init e,nsu 5err Sederrier
ieoen ietnsr S6st onmertte.
ga III al. Ii. mein Sunge!A faate
sr eiiia. ais Gtse dussereoet. .2ab
urs i,st cutis Sd babe nit nsis
ner Wut'sr ga feytsn. -"
gese sins bsraus nit Der briidsn.
| ben gmpFineuns. pisIeiht 81 nett ses
9dngsu su fein.
als bic SSar idl binter ibm fhlob,
itratt iih Ssrr 2,herrier nit gesreu5s
ten armsu roS feline 5ohtsr.
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men"
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er 8ese siufoa nit :. Beiter osnit
er niht -"
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rier. rGntipringt bic art uno Ieifs,
in Der er iih iiber BEN 9offer duberte,
aud fsin,r Selbitiuht2 Nsin, ea tpirs
Ten umitGnpe sujommen. Die etnsr mo-
hersn llnterTuhun3 niht itdnohdlten.
! gein Mann Bot nur einen 0eecnttn:
oas, mas mir itun, beruutsr 81 reis
btn unb G6ae 81 ilber3eu1en, odB er 8
beiIer mdht !. llno Elm SIno III tbsn
lsioer rur Elm 9ino! d. Nm oem
gdos. mo er elou5en 1pirp. o1b isiH
gapd ibm mebr Iort1eils bietet, ipira
er nur ihn liebsn uno niht uns >.
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i6unen mir uns baQe8sn rpehrsnT
ucth fpeib nift =. gDir btfinnsn
uns in einsr iebr it,tpieriasn Situds
tipu . Gs bonbsIt Ijh ourum, einen
SouptItreia nus3uiubren. - etipas
oussubentsn, mas Der aus'tsu,r on
J Nsrtb oIsihtomm, =. 8srltehlt bug.
= .Dir neroen ihon etfpds finosn.'
Iad 8erlauf roa brei 9agsn tpai
er 70 fpeit. Der GtosniteB 1por ee'hidt
erTonusn, aber G,Berit tomplisirt. "
/. beftono in eintm Jabrroo neueitsr er
: fiuburu nit siner 6alfteranIaee pcr
: aetien unb 8tcentetttn. 9remien uni
> geaen6rmien, nit brei gsihpinbi9
r ttitsn. elmer 9orrihtung 5um Rud
!. pdrtsropeln, $500 tduIsnb teufIii6 eer
!, atpidte 0erpoII.ommnunoen, bic q
!. bsm fabrenbsn erm6eli6ten, por' nj
T riitpdrts 81 rdbeln. e5enio ihnsl
r cine Qnb0be gu ertlimmen rui: auf ben
flo4xn Qorpe oabinauiauIen - I'M
8 ,u bersn geihreibung Der gambler al
: ltin msbr als cine boIbe Stunos qs
brautt bate. 9ng betreffsncs U9r
n ben fi6rts ben RameH rlleber.2 .2srds'
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
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edsn In Der afte'fsr sssf sas - sssyssss
eerfenen. bic bur1 ess eA0sfuHa bster teeoss
'voren. HHb % Ieaf felH 3srsifei boz. sst
auA eeutsniaas rc6 Rerfsnsn eriftirsn. bic
bur6 sins rubeiaHnfs araft TN eiGHss ans.
SieIss sH ttun uHs eranssutaasn iscs fns
nnssrs erfianni6 IN uue blstti oln seI6es
BAT bic Easur blsfe Tame bsfonssrs beaanifisi.
eenn ne bat ihr bic isTtene @dbe ssrIisssn. bas
esben tbrer TlitmersneH nts sin aufed4incss
nes EuA ssnnu su Isfeu. g0aeet rtdf. bsb
Ne IN ibrer siesuen Nsftsens on eee'sr npsnue
nstnt ssssu,t bic Gdft 0ns Gar efiiA pc
essyin uberns. harr cest sidslee stasn' eas
Ter bic fAsns gsleens ben Sron .. cascu
rrrstnf Tas 6cns IN sas Ilnfsn Cam sns
am Ronne 10 ber RrHx:
Mrs. B. Yaeger, friibu fran yehtels
ceesin sssnas. ftrssss, GincsHmstt Csss.
Grteflids Eufspcrsfn fi.oo 0HA earhsr.
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Sdnere 5o1ger eires leihtz
finniaen Strei6es. 4uf Dem gahnbof
bon gldnfsnitsin an Der Rubr rpdren
mebrere Qrbeiter nit bem Qblaben BON
8enainfdfern beIddftigt, nobel Elm
rufIiIfer 4rbeiter rauhts llno fhlieB>
lid aus l1ebermrtb feline 3igarre IN
bus Gpunbloh zines leeren 'SaNss
bielt. gs erfolgts eine fttpere Grploz
fion. 8rei 4rbsiter fpurben boffnun9s>
los psrbrannt. Der ur6eber Der &r>
ploiion, Der ebsnfolls granbpunDsn err
litt, entflob, als sr fab, mas sr anses
ribtet bate.
- 3um efpigen Qngebtnfsn on ieis
nen Batter bat s. 9. Morgan in 5ar.e
forb, Conn.,, Elm Memorial 9ebduoe
errihtet unb ndh beffen 8ollenbung
lsbier gage basfelbe, unter 8eifiiguns
| BON $3.50, 900 in Mertbpopisrerl 5ur
SnitonbbaltunG bee Sta6t iibsrpieisu.
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6oben feline Cbren. Wlar foG nidt QIs
les olauben; gsrpiB ni6t. 8enn iia
ober Qeute erbieten, Guh toitenFrei ben
gepsig gu lieFsrn, baB iis Elm unfeAls
bores Seilmittel fir 9dmprrboioen
baben, anateiis gsnannt, 10 maret s5br
orobs 9boren, faqs Sbr n6t bic gros
be madt, tpelche g. NeuItaeDtsr &c Co.,
gor 1916, Ren gort, toitenfrei uno
portofrei an ieDe 4orefe perienoen.
grobirt ss unb Sybr fpsroet baIo fins
ben, bds Q(nateiis, tpie in iebem 5als
e, audi Sud hilft, Gu4 bnlb 2inbss
runa uub balb bdna9 bausrnoe 6eis
lung perIhafft. B.S
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enben ansfIiiiIen, BruIis, aiifdens unc aopl.
fnIusrser. Ga1rdnstdI. abnabme bee ssgoas
tnb Netldtts. Aainrrb. 9RnneHoriidgH @lautssIs
tioufana wsiibiaietf. @rrufben, 8itifrH, pfIsllps
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ttrH-criahrtn alis hem -3ussnsfrfnHe', mie
rimiadD, idlncIl nnb biilia alle annntnr'
Iidrn gerInite nmb nnbrre 5olacn jn.
genolidber gerirrnnsen sriinolidl af.
bcilt nnb poiir 8rinnobcit nno ,yrob.
iian iDiebrrerlanat iueroeu fOnnen. -
Sans nrnes Seiluerfabrrn. Seoer irtn
eiacner Nrsf.
TieFes nuhfrorbeniIin interefsnutt nso Ittrs
rfscte Fud tTeufffe Mufiaee faio1, rstnfe
bon Tuna Mnb ufi, Mpnun nub syr1ii. gelsleif
fperneH fr1fe. Tam neaeu GtHfeTlbnna bon ~
Gents IN NriefmGrten btrfitaeli tescaeH wsreen
bon ber
EripntsaIinif, 1Sf--6. auenne,
NEW YORK. n. ".
ETan eripdbne ta9 gtncinnah gcIfstgntt.