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SIDELIGHrS IN EUROPE.
PnEla 900 NersaIns..

There was comment one evening upon
10 miaAna that seems 70 psrmaats the
social atmOaphsre og Paris. A physi-
oian Of loag practice said ia h had
enough. heaven kn0ws. but q great
portion % the population y a. loyal and
true IN the family relations a. the people
a any other CITY and nov and then the
niasna h psnstFated By breath a. freah
ard pure a. that q clover Ihappened
70 attend a young girl who rsccived what
proved 70 b. a iFihing hurt In . street
accidsaa. She lived with her cousin
a. the top Of an I'D lodging house IN one
of the poorest streets of the Latin Quarter.
The ceiling a. the highest Waa not more
than ak feet from tho aOor and Il slOpsd
10 not mere Than thrss OF four feet a. the
sidss. Thsrs vas a couch hardly vide
enough Tor two. q table, too chairs and
q Washssand. all % the plainest. Tbs
water pitcher va cracked and the handle
broken. But there was . plant In a
flower pot AZ the bit Of q window On the
table we're a Gorman-French Dictionary.
q Oopy a. Les Miserablss.' q Baedoksr
guide 10 Paris and an Outsprsad map Of
the city.
-Ths giri Who vas hurt vas not quite
~ years old. and her cousin was neaFiy
a. TheY had worked a. dreasmaking
In the town 10 Germany where they
we're born. and had arrived AZ ths
ssags where they could measure and
cut garments. ssW and a. them. A.
arossmakera In . small German town
and knowing only the German language
thsy could 80 only q hard working
future a. a pittanos Of . vagr. They
became ambitious 20 have an establish
msnt u their own. 10 become mOdistes
in one Of the cities. hlt they knsw this
could never 10 unless they learned the
language of both tho English and the
French snd somsthinG Of their ways. They
had no money with which 10 travel and
study. but they managed 70 come 10 PARIS
and obtain smpl0ymsnt a. ssauistreases
In q tailor shop. where they work all day,
with LITTLE opportunity 10 talk with any
one. A. night they study. reading f'rench
with the aid u the dictionary. and o. q
Sunday they 90 10 the Louvre. the LuEem-
boUrg OF 70 one II the parks They know
the good pictures. the good statues. and
they have the German love for music,
which dnds gra;ihcation 10 attendance
at q concert or IN an uppermost seat AZ the
opera az long intervals. Il h with the
strictsst economy that they manage this
but they are cheerful and contented. look
ing forward 70 working thus q year ~
mors in Paris and two years m London
and then they plan 70 return 10 Germany
and open a snail establishment. They
are sure that the experience gained dur
ING their apprenticeship will enable then
10 slowly obtain a profitable business.
The physician gave ~ his word that thsss
young persons were genuine and honest
and good In every way.
! The custom Of tipping 10 - g@nsFal 10
n -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

The eEplanatioa Of his popularity u found
In the fundamsntal qualities o. his charae-
ter. shrsWd observer remarked the other
DAY that more than any other man In modern
time, he had Identified himself With thoss
thinga that last and that have always made
permGnent appeal 20 mankind-he hghts.
and men have always liked q hRhtsr. he
promotes peace. and the world likes a
peacsmaker he Il q SPORTSMAN. and Nimrod
has outlived ali HE contemporartes. h.
walks. he rides. he shoots. he is ~ home IN
the forest and IN the jungle One Of the
biggest dams IN the world bears his name.
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~ much for his p1pultrty. on the other
hand. ps5ple that keep thsif hsttA tait
know s9meshing Of h'siDrr. thai are Goa
irolied by reas1n rather th1n feeling regart
Mr. Roosevelt A. a grave menace 10 the
~ tbility Of oar Institutions They see IN
him the char tcteris ics 0f q CRsIr, Ma
Doieon OF a DIM a mn II vauiiinE amh.-
ton. Of aFrog ms temps. Of impeTi Al mtnner
of thought = rutn tat chlfes a. c1nstitu-
tionki Tim t1tions Or IN orisriy processes
Of fegllltet Elyeram ~ u evJluiion and
would ~, n ~ by him 'h'uvu dstrible
- vast Sens 20 him the dire 't-si hot
n sI-h a perzp1ality become, az ,tn the con -
trolling iuhusloein our p1lti"s thou sinful
MN may well dreld the result
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Mr. Roosevelt Ia q man Of great force
and Of uncommonly Iktbls qualities. His
countrymen are proud % him ami they are
Immensely pleased that he made ., mach n
q ssnsition IN Earope ami sIms n them
think there - q great p5litietl future fnT
hun 50 did General Grants adm rers ~
1879 and Issn.
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HOROSCOPES


Frua ne NsE YSss Tiash
Any sane nan. however great ho achieve
meats. must feel IN the face q such sch
core that ihs tribVts h 20 q popular deal
rather thsn 20 a mere human being With
ne manifold faults and the liability 20
egror 10 whch the 6est Of ~ y anblect
Mr. Roosevelt n idealiEed N the minis
q great numbers % hi feiiow eitiRens
The mysters o. greafneaa leads a glamour
10 all be does and ali b saws
Ne wi. he SAYS. do ha part hereaitef
In helping 10 solve the problems Which
must b. solved n ne Of thh the greatest
democratic rspuhilc upoR uhich 'he sun
has ever ahone are 20 sse iia desiiniea rise
10 We hiGh level % our hopes and ~ oppor-
naifies some Of the urgeui pFohaems
walsh ConfrOni q republic On which the
sun has besa ahinins infreQnenilv Of late
are due 70 the fact that Mr.. Roosevelt .
genius mas hitherto shown Itself more DO
iently desirucsivs than Constructive 10 heip
solve thass nrohlsms hs can do no better
ihah 70 cultivate consirueiive ability
Pres ~ Nee Yea cozas"1L
Roosevelt has no profession and has neves
been hrad 70 any business. he has been al
most continuously In The public service IN
one way 90 ahOther since 10 drsi entered
it when a very young man ~ tsmperament
be IL manllestly unified for any sort Of
business that requires Close attention 20
details and has In its oonduct no element q
sHcitemsnt Il Il too late 20 take ~ the study
o. Law. although hs might have shone In
that pFofstsion sditOrahip and auihorship
would no doubt soon provs altogether too
dull for him. we're h. 70 take sl'her o. both
10 as a settled oecupation - 70 10 IN
politics. seems 70 BE- something almost In
svitable for our only eK-president.
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" 10 ? O'Clock Of . raw aftsrno1n. hut
IL is Versailles now or never. The guide
assures me that 80 can make the circuit
and return % Paris IN time for an appoint
ment az sSo o'ciock. Away Ee 60 In
thrae OF four miles Ne are stopped and q
gendarme examines the tsSicab. The E,lid ;
says be 10 fnding otIi how much gAsolens
there 10 In the tank for him 70 levy the
Octroi upon. Az the entrance 20 another
hamlet an oiiioer looks under the sat 10
make sure that We are not smuggling any
eggs ~ garden truck The guide tells me
the current story ~ the cook who. the night
that the King was Condos guest. cut his
throat AZ 6.S5 O'Clock bscauss the isa
had not arrived for the dinner 20 be served
10 the royal Euss, AZ O'Clock. THIS vas
good preparation for the other time
honorsd stories Of the Louis and their
ladies' fair We turn a corner Of the
beautiful grounds and thers that damp
afternoon Ne 80 Louis XIV and the
rstinus q the court In WIG and laoes
and Furbelows dsncinE a minust on the
green. ] am not sure that I am awake
and look az the guilds. who starss a. though
he had them too. We exchange con
hdences. % find that Ne are both seeing
the sane things. They dance and bow
and turn and salute and King Louis leads
Madame de Maintenon toa rustic seat
A man In shirt sleeves emsFgss from behind
a hsdgsroW. TAKES King Louis by the
arm and adjusts the relative positions
q the Ming and the lady to more graceful
eject Then the guide and ! glance
along the bsdssrO~ TO psrcSve . large
camera. Then we understand Ne ara
present A. the making Of series II moving
pictures.
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u may very well happen that when TIC
new al,Rnmeni Of parties CONES NJ. RDoss-
veli viii be found AZ fhs head Of the con
ssrvitivea. nj In sDts o. his radio tiis,n
bs,f h-sRu4a Of n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

The custom Of tipping 10 - gensral Ia
Europe that ons gtts In tbs way q odering
o grAulity for every trihing service Only
oncs did make a mistiks Aft,r having
driven tao or three timssto the embassy
thOaght I knsW n, way and ons dl~
started 10 Walk Out by the great arch
bscams oonfus ID aat as'Ssd a plss.a 7
youth -EiGhteen Rue Klebsr'' he h-s.-
tat>d. as,Ssda pass srby. Who did not kn9v
and then dArted across the street 70 inquire
Of a oabmAn. His Shoes we're down al
the heel. his clothes ana hat bldly worn
smiled and thanked him and ert-ndsd
my hand with two OF thsse small coins
His eyes flashed. h struck my hand WITT
hip hst. scattering ths centimss OVER th-
sidswalk. and he scoNlsd and mutt,red
a. he walked away Two books In hi,
hand Indicated perhaps that b. vas q
student Evidsntly had insult,d q
scbon Of some poOg. proud family Of ths
noblssss. and arm still psnit-nt
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-23
e1On Reward. 500.

The readers of this paper viii be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages.
and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
know. to the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh being constitutional disease,
requires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internal.
". acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation OF
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up The consti-
tuition and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietOrs have so
much faith in it's curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that it fails to care.
Send for list of testimonials.
Address f. ]. CHENEY & co. To
iedo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for co1
stipation.
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Atlanta. Ga. Nov. 22.-The-
atrically speaking, Atlanta mas
man. in the Marriage Of Star be-
rar an engagement Modany night al
tie Grand. while that quaint Ne"
ENGLAND idyl. THE Old Homestead,
is the attraction at the Orpheum-
The FORSYTH theater began the weoh
with a GOOD vaudeville ill. AT the
Mercy OF Tiberians" is at toe Lyric
for the week The large number oil
DELEGATES who ere here attending the
convention G. ogricuiturists and the
boil y-ecvil meeting are being enter
tanned at tjc v.irious theaters.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-23
A HOUSEHOLD MEDICINE.

Mr.. Otto Paul, Milwaukee, Wis,
says Feleys Honey and Tar is still
more than the best. He writes us
All those that bought it think it is
the best for coughs and colds they
ever had and l think it is still more
than the best. Our baby had a bad
cold and it cured him in one day
Please accept thanks Roberts
Pharmacy
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Michigan.
Detroit=eG I'fediHore, - Marley ST.
Paw Paw E.'aina prpcr.
NiorcDci- Mrs. Beiva T. ESisoii, RIP. u. MOI.
Se"ttVillo Mr.. J. 8. johnson. 4 = -. No. ,.
L:ipeerza. Mrs. +. &. Kurzha.s, i. 7. j.. No 4.
aiinnesota-
Terstrikc= Rita. George W. Cox.
81. Paul Ira. = ". Schoru. 1888 Woodbridge
Street Mississippi.
piatt>burg- i;rs. cTna WG"cS. Ri ID. No l.
Missouri
SiaIaroci J.,,ic Ham, H. /. l.. so. l, Box ~
Maisiian- NE. " il :;fi,tr.s.
Eilno=sMrs. a, e. IiaN ant.
l-uli;-iatG,s- Mrs.. Bertha Mu1i, b0j y. 9Th St.
tboGo-AiTs. et.air ToninictoH.
Nt.4S .ierseV.
WechaaIcna#A.iH Price, 537 Bergenline Av
A.artoHs- Mrs. Gee. ,Iortiy, Route Nos, Box 20.
Carlstadt Mrs. Louis Fischer, 80 Monroe 81.
Camden Mrs. Tillie Waters, 45i Liberty St.
New York.
patchogue== Mrs. Walter Il. Budd.
Brooklyn Mrs. Peter GafIney, 5iS Marcy Ay.
Dewittvilleu=M Mrs. A. A. Giles.
Cornwallville Mrs: William Boughton.
Kingston==Miss Elsie j. Fuller, ia Pine St.
Elnira== Mrs. ELISA Green, G01.Iuttle Ave.
Brooklyn Mrs. j. }. Stewart, 14So Fulton 81.
North Dakota.
Deisems=wrs. II. M. Thorn, Box 4.
Enderlin-Blrs. T. II. Simonson, Box 404.
Ohio.
Bellevue==RIrs. Edith Wieland, 23S Monroe st.
Cincinnati Mrs. Il. II. Maddocks, II Farrells
Court.
Mogadorc=Mrs. Lee Manages. X. +. d. No. 10.
Dayton=-Mrs. T.. r. Smith, 43i Elm ST.
Glouster=zMrs. Annie Bailey, RED. No. J.
Clydez=Miss Mary T.. Craft.
Oklahoma.
Bartle8Yille==Mra WOodsOn Branstetter.
Oregon.
,Ioseph==Mrs Alice Huffman.
Aurora==Mrs. Fred Yohann.
Pennsylvania.
Cresson==Mrs. Ella f. Aikey.
Phila Mrs. u. Z. Johnston, 2213 Fernon St.
Beaver Falls=sMrs. w. p Boyd 2410 9th Ave.
Fairchance==Mrs Idella A. Durham, BOX 1872.
Erie==Mrs. d. p. sndlich, RID. NOT.
Tennessee.
Christiana=Mrs. Mary Wood, RID. No. 5.
Texas.
Jonesboro=M Mrs. j. Il. Lawrence.
Virginia.
Hayes Stores Miss Annie DnnstOn.
Norfolk Mrs. Frank kucht ,24J Fenchurcb St.
Washington.
Creston=hlrs. Chas. h. Anderson, Box ~.
West Virginia.
parkersburgr=Mrs Emma Wheaton.
Wisconsin.
Pound=Mrs. Herman Seth.
Laona=Mra. Louis Beaudoin, Box IS.
at random from thousands who
kham's famous medicine, and no
the use of their names. Ask them
nkham's Vegetable Compound.
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To be really valuable must show
equally good results fr6As each mem
Der of the family using it. Foley's
Honey and Tar does just this. Wheth
er for children or grown persons, Fo
ley's Honey and Tar is best and SAT
est for all coughs and colds. Rob
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Gro. s. Lowndes, John Morris. Fred
crick J. Paxon, Arthur H. Neeson'
~. /. S. Todd and Herbert H.
WIGS.
This rev trust company mas G.
GUN ne erection Of a ninc-sfort o.
fee building across the street from
the Gambler building, which viii De
completed in about eight months
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DAYS DO|NGs At
STATE CAPITAL.
S-VEEkl INTERESTING NEWS
ITEMS FROM ATLANTA OF
INTEREST OVER STATE.

Atlanta, Ga. Nov 22.-Discussion
continues ON whether or not Mercer
university should be moved IRON Ma
con TO Atlanta Quite mum or Of
Atlantic ministers spoke on the sub
iec' ia their pulpits yesterday. They
we're unanimous in their ornion that
Mercer will be benefited by re-
moval 10 Atlanta. This morain@ q,
l!le Atlanta BaptisJ Ministers mcet-
inc the proposition 20 brira Mercer
10 Atlanta Was fuily discussed and
plans were made for work. .r
1t is proposed to lay hel,e the
special committee appointed at the
state Baptist convention a plan for
raising 100000 with which TO es-
taElish Mercer university in Allan
ia The plan will be to secure $780,
900 and a site from Atlanta, $3.50
600 from the state of Georgia and
the other 100000 from the Georgia
Baptist Educational commission.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 22.-The Com
mercial and Financial World publish
ed in New York devotes considerable
space in a recent issue to the growth
of the business of trust companies
during the last few years. This is
plain from the statistics of their num-
bers. deposits and resources. as re-
ported to the comptroller of the cur
rency from time to time. The artf-
Gle is suggested by the newest or
ganization of its kind in the south,
the Hillyer Trust company of Allan
ta. which began business on Sept Z,
succeeding the Hillyer Investment
company, which had carried on a
prosperous business for about five
years previously. The capital
and surplus of the new company ag-
gregates 100000. and the total re-
sources are about 100000. There
is no change in the ownership or
! management of the company, the Of
ficers and directors being as follows:
Henry Hillyer, president; Geo. S.
. Lowndes, vice president; VIM. Hurd
Hillyer, vice president and treasurer;
Herbert l.. Wigs, trust officer; Ar
thur II. Neeson, secretary; Evans &
Spence, council.
The directors are Jack J. Spalding
DR.. F. Phinizy Calhoun, Saml. NJ
Evans, Jas. S. Floyd, r. l.. Foreman,
Henry Hlllyer, VIM. Hurd Hillyer,
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Alabama.
S3osbcn=Mrs W. 7. it:litOn. Ecutc SOB.
Arkansas.
Chestera=Nirs. Ilia Wood.
Connecticut.
Nilfinaniic -sMge. F:ta Donovan. Iax ~.
Hartford MRS, u Huthcr, l3t StarG 81 st.
Georgia.
Idaho.
Woodside.= drs. Rachel johnson.
Illinois.
DanVile-zMrs. II. fiiurichs, I0ii J.. Mair St.
Eigin- Mrs. Ileury l.ciseberg. ~ hdats -.
Biue Island-4Mrs. Anna Schwartz, ~ cr-
mont Street.
Mozer= Mrs. Mary l;aIl.
Burton Views Mrs, Peter lAngeEhaln.
gbieag0ssMrs. NJ. GARY. i72g y. Eid@c@ay Ave-.
chicago Mrs Harriet .lanoszki .30l5 !. in.it st
Indinna.
lnaianapel' -Nirs. Asf. Andorfon, ST High
Land Ave.
Winchester Mrs. May Deal.
LindieyzMrs. May Fry.
is.lcn~-Mrs. l.izziu -. Kinkic.
Eincennes Mrs Syl. b. Jerauld. eos y. 10th
Iendieton= Mrs. May Marshall, r.. r. No. "A.
Dyer Mrs. VIM. Oberloh, Il. +. ID. No. 1.
Iowa.
jefferson Mrs. w. II. Burger 700 Cherry ST.
Glenwood MRS. G. w. Dunn.
Dixon=Mrs. Bertha Dierksen.
Crestonz4Mrs. William Seals J06 Summit St.
Kansas.
Kinsley=Mrs. Stella Clifford BeanI;.n.
DeipbuSe=Mf5. Nellie MOSiandcr.
DaxtersaMrs. Lizzie SCOTT.
Rogcfands-Mrs. Mary Vanderbeck
Kentucky.
Alton Station==Mrs. Emma Bailey.
Bardstown=Mrs. Joseph Hall.
Noah=Mrs. Lizzie Holland.
L0uisvilleszMrs. Sam Ice, 1927 4th st,
Louisiana.
Cheneyville=Mrs. j. w. Stanley.
New Orleans Mrs. Blondeau 1875 Camp Place.
Trout Mrs. Lutishia s. Mattox.
PittsHeldr-Mrs. w. IL. HUFF. II. F. u. No. ).
PrentissuzMrs. Orrie McAlpine.
Iewiston=Mrs. Henry Cloutier, &c Oxford St.
Hockland=Mrs. VIII Young, 6 Columbia Ave.
Portland=M Miss Minnie Wibe. 1Gi Pine st.
Union-Mrs. Elmer A. Messer.
Maryland.
BaltimoreaM Mrs. l.. A. Corkran, 1905 j.. Chase
Street.
Hampstead=M Mrs. Jos. II. Dandy.
Westwood= Mrs. John +. Rchard7
Massachusetts.
Huntingdon Mrs Mari JaIetto Bates Box 1874
worcester@M Mrs. Dosylya Cote, III Southgate
Street.
South Boston Mrs. Geo. s. Judy, sC2 IL. 9TH st.
The above names were selecte
have been benefited by Mrs. Phi
reward whatever is given them fol
what they think of Lydia L. Il
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the ability Of lydia T. Tnkan's Vcgeta,a Compound
female Ills are requested 70 write or all Of TIC women Who's
au addresses given below and what
obliged take word for it ask til,
personal experience that Lydia T. PiklaI
Vegetable Compound ard does female diseases.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

Carl VI. 2iioeris, @iaiom @eiBel,
Charles j. Neislabn NopIpb s,
Meper, Sobn 9. @teper, Sern,. Did
lid, 2o,liS Wiiner, Sreb. Miiiie, War
$. Guitt, Conrad 6. 8abbc, 3obn %.
Hequoro, Robert W. &otber, Carl
Hubitrot, Senrp HitbItrot Grnit
Shmeibcr. CHARLES u. Sdnnibt, s..
q. No. Sdolt Srcoerid :. Secuuon
8uitop Sicgmunb, Sronf Stcil, @m.
6, Sdiains, 5reo, y. Sticit ". z.
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Sorid). y. llIridl &enrp y. &udc,
Senrp IS. gon Seine, Gr. aua polt
aulencoN Gbriit. u. @ottcniheiot.
u. @otteniHeiot, Nuguit @eber, Nh.
@epfortb, Or. =. ". @ilIon Goporo
@iid)meber, Oscar @olif nnb Spbn
q. Oafel.
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it Gttcn ii Sig bldnotoip II.
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rift. ooB Ole Wount @ernon Gilen'
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bon Wt. Ropol Terrace icin. iuelfe
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ihlo9euOen Verueis. Seit Il Sobreil
not ST.. Wiaian 3ipider BON Nr.
1544, Ioro'WolieItr., oemielben treil
'gebieilt. Sest liegt SIR. 3pifer front
IN ieiner @obnui,g barnieoer, unb
oo Der Ierein in ieiner letter. Der.
ioininhlne beid)loB, ibm ais ipe5ieile
gherfennuns fir feline GienIte cine
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tag IN ieiner Mobnun9 iiberreid)en.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-18

Son 8c0clugcrcrn ongc.
tullen. - Bic Boli5ci beo norb.
titIidlcn Iiitrifts bemiibt lid, brei
Gi1nner Ji perboItcll, iucldjc ont
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iiu,o ipor in elmer @irtbid)aft dn Der
@aibingtpn StraBe mo aiblnno'
arenue obgebnlter uno Saiereo NIT
Ger slbienbui,e be0 @eloes beouitra9t
iooroen. aauln bate or Die @irtb+
id)aft pcrlaiieu. ais bic brci llnbe.
fnnnten, melhe or jupor in Dem Te'
iini,raiit geieben bate, iiber i'm bers
fielen nnb i'm ST Boben id)lltgen.
CHE es jebod, oer, Strolfen eeIong,
lid. Der glefbiidlic 5u benldttisen
auf meld)e lie cS abgeieben, fam
Siilie aus Ser @irtbid)nit, 'poronf
lie ihIcunigit bus @cite illd,ten. Sr.
&oncreb mar 10 ifIlinm 5Mgerid)tet.
boi CT nnd) benz ~Sobns Sopfil,s.
&oipiiaI" scbraf)t nlo bort perbun.
her iperoen mltfie.
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9SaFe snr Wriie in's Nmslsab be.
israt y. Mainr, @r. Ala. ch.Taiti.
merehraNe, uabs Gaiteta Comic Ase.
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3 III vi trl mic q d.
Snpan a.

Gem Tcrnebnlen l!ad) miro Die
.9ten Oorf olib Gllhu Wail Stenm.
Tip Company" cine oirefte Sampfer-
Sinie Dol, Baltimore nab tSonono,
Gubo, cinridtclt mo Der erIte Gam.
pier ioll bereits am "a. Sebrunr bon
bier u6fobrcn. Gic Gompognie miro
lid, nidt oui Den Neutrality-suspicious.
pcrlcgen, immerbin ober itets ciniae
&o6incu fir Helicnbc patot baben.
Ser critic Gumpier miro ncrausiihte
lid Der vGieniuegps" lein.
.Gbutbum" nod intaft.
Ger Tanlpicr ,Gbotbnm" bon Der
.Werd)onts nnb WinerS Sransportus
ton COMPANY, mcld)er lette Wod)c
in Der Wtiinouug bc3 ct. Sobll's vi.
pcrs, SloriOo, ltronOctc, bGlt nod inl.
litcr Stun0. Gr muroe geIterll uoii
Der Merritt onh GhuWnore Wred.
ing Gompnnp", iucld,e eS niternonl
men bot, oeniclbcn ilott 81 MAIDEN,
elmer getlnucn lllltcrlnhuna u1ter5o-
gcn. @cnn M ocn llod)Iten Tagen
fein itiirrniid)ea @cttcr cintriit, oiirf-
tc Die Hettlmg OcS Sd)iifcs gelin'
gen. la3 III
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Yrii aelitroie am Ylatc.

Bril- &C Il rnf am Ylutc
- @egen angeblif,er brutaler Mib'
tanolung ieiner 6ral lpl,roe 9elterit
scr 32 Sabre olte 3obn 5ll6af pcii
VI. S27. Glib cQaSitrnBe, oitrdl
Voli,cirid,ter C'Neill I'M 0itlid,cn
S%tuiiollsboiiie inter $1,000 Biirg.
idluit benz 8eridtspcriobren iibcrs
nieieit, nobel Der Ridjtcr brnterftc,
nob cr ooruni iebcn ipcroe. onB bcl
ben, arreitnntela Die VriigelItraie jnt
@"'uerhlins aebraft peroe. Subat
loQ feline Srou IN aanj a%cnteincr
X,elie aelfIapen unb NIT 5iiBen &c.
treten bnbcn. 10 oob Der 3iiBboocr
nit Slut beoedt mar.
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Sim 8anfett-S Slid,

Ser 121. @eburtStae Der nIeutiden
@eieaihuit BON Worplano" ourd
ein glanSenbcs 9onfett eeieiert.-
9ei Heoen, Soaiten uno Snltru.
mentalportrGger ~floiien Die Stltn-
ben roid) oobin, gil Sllbifri-
benteu. xa u
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Sn 1908 helegte 8oiluerlleilr ero'
TIERS @erfpiaigungen CUR Sobc bon
100000 nit leillcm 8eto.