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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
SHEPARD FIRM FOR WHITNEY
Saws He Would Vote for Him If He
Lived in This Borough

Edward NJ. Shepard made 1T perfectly
clear Yesterday that he deeply regretted
that Tau1manv Hall saw At 70 violate the
non-partisan Judiciary idea by falling TO re
nominate Justice Edward B. whitney He
stated that If he lived in Manhattan ne
would vot.. for Justice Whitney, who. al
though a Democrat, Was nominated by the
Republicans Mr. Shepard gave out the
following statement:
The reports If Mr. Shepsyd's speech AZ
Carnegie Hall last night are. by reason IT
their omissions. misleading with respect 40
what he said OF the candidacy Of JuSge
Whitney for the Supreme Court iudgeship
Mr. Shepard pointed out that this criticism
made by Mr.. Roosevelt had no relation 10
the governorship, but parenthetically Mr.
Shepard said that he regretted that the
Democratic judiciary convention had not
nominated Judge " hitney. He spoke very
highly of Judge Whitney's qualifications
foT the bench. and he added that If he were
: citizen of this borough he would vote
for Judge Whitney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
ELECTION OFFICIALS INDICTED
Action Grows Out of Effort TO Down
McCabe in Albany County.

Albany. Oct. pa score of indictments
against Democratic election officials grow
ing out of the effort made by Robert L.
Whalen to wrest the Albany County leader
ship from Patrick L. McCabe, Democratic
State Committeeman. were returned in the
County Court here to-day. The indicted
officials served at the recent primaries in
the city of Cohoes and the towns of Knox
and Green Island and are charged with a
failure to ascertain the true result of the
vote cast
Affidavits were submitted to the grand
Jury by Wha1en and his friends alleging
that II the election officials had returned a
correct count Whalen's delegates TO the
Rochester state convention would have
been elected
The men indicted are all minor officials.
with the exception Of AdeIbert Chesbro,
town chairman Of Knox, who is also treas
urer of the Albany County Democratic
Committee. Several of those indicted were
srraigned to-day and after entering pleas
Of not guilty were held for trial under 500
bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27

Roosevelt Endorses Republican Candi-

Detroit. Oct 3S.-Theodore ROosevelt's In
fuence was thrown into the political cam
paign in Michigan to-day through the pub
lication by the Republican state Committee
Of q telegram from the former President
TO former Governor Curtis Guild. tr., of
Massachusetts. who made several addresses
in Michigan last week
Colonel Roosevelt's telegram says he IN
derstands that In Michigan the Progress
sives won a clean-cut victory. and he in
dorses the candidacy Of Charles S. Osborn
for Governor and of Charles E Townsend
for United States Senator.
Mr. Osborn says the telegram. is a
man Hike Stimson. Of New York who will
clean house from cellar TO garnet, driving
every wrongdoer from office"
Colonel Roosevelt expresses regret that
he is unable TO take part in the Michigan
campaign for the entire Republican ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
QUEENS COUNTY FOR WALLACE
Republican Candidate for State Sen
ator Getting Solid Support.

Never before in the political history Of
Queens County have the chances OF elect
ing a Republican state Senator been so
promising. Dana Wallace. former Assistant
District Attorney Of the county. is the
choice of the Republicans and the indie
nendenca League 10 represent Queens in
the Senate
As an Assistant District Attorney Mr.
Wallace made a record in Queens. prose
cutting more cases successfully than any
o1 her man who ever held the office. lie is
thoroughly acquainted with the needs 81
his district and has shown himself untlring
in his efforts 10 secure the betteTment OF ex-
listing conditions. The sentiment through
out tho county points 10 his election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
ROOSEVELT INSISTS
DIX WAS IN TRUST
Quotes from Official Records IN
Albany to Prove His
Statements.
DEFENDS STIMSON'S FEES
Says Charges Were Moderate,
and Suggests That Dix Ask
Ex-Judge Parker About
Retainers.
rFv Telegraph TO The Tribune !

oesensbure y Y. Oct. &-Ex-Presidenr
Roosevelt reiterated to-day his charge
that John A Dix was 2 director Of the
Standard Wall Paper Company. when 81
usS an integral part Of the Wallpaper
Trust end cited the records Of the office
Of Secretary Of State in support Of his sc-
cusation-
NJ. Roosevelt said that tbs reorgsniza-
ricn Of the Standard company occurred IN
1912 and was purely technical matter. the
neH fncorporators being the same. and the
reorganized company took over all the as
let's ard obligations Of the former COM
rsny, from which Mr.. Roosevelt argued
-hs- # WAS mere clubbing for Mr.. DIX 10
attempt 10 clear his skirts with the as
rs--io- that he WIS q director only Of the
new company
Mr. Roosevelt also replied 70 Mr.. Dtx's
attack on Mr.. stimson. made last night, in
which the Democratic candidate asserted
THAT srtr7eon's compensation for the prose
r,J+ion Of the Sugar Trust was eXorbitant
and that he had not prosecuted the trust
with sufficient vigor. He declared that
every vel posted man knew that the ST.
lssn which Stjuson received for recovering
e 20 600 for the government WIS not only
rsr less than he would have received Tor
the same service rendered 70 any private
concern. but that It involved serious flnan-
cal loss TO Mr.. Stirnson when compared
viii, -,hst he would have made IN hts pri-
vste practice.
Ny Roosevelt broadly inttnleted That Ar-
Tx was far from ingenious himself. hu'
raid that Il he was as ignorant as he pre-
tended 10 be regarding lawyers fees ne
,o,,ld eesflv post himself by consulting MS
friend A r. Parker. attorney for the sugar
Trust-
Nr Roosevelt pointed out that Dia
contention that Stinson would have per
formed more efficient service had ne also
conducted q suit against the Sugar Trust
IN The Pennsylvania case wes wholly ols-
,nre,uo71s as DIX must know that SIinson
could not have conducted that suit at the
xs-,. time as he prosecuted the other. al
.rousb- If course, II would have been
.--..-rv IN +re liking Of the Sugar Trust
hsd s+,nson devoted his energies to a suit
~ r-r7icb there was less likelihood of secur-
ting g conviction
Ereetinz Of the Saratoga convention, MI.
Poosevelt declared that we have broken
@reTzy and definitely an connection be-
-z,een crooked business and Republican
politics"
Says Dix Is Inconsistent
NJ Roosevelt charged Mr.. Dix with in
consistency because he has failed to raise
mis- voice in protest against Tsmmany's
,nrosition 70 two Judges who have rem
oered excellent service. and who are threat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
BABY's WIT SAVES HIS LIFE
Three Year Old Boy Covers Himself in
Bed While Fire RACES.

The presence Of mind of Joseph Shutting
three years old, of No 175 Scholes street,
Williamsburg. saved him from being suf-
located or burned 70 death in his home
yesterday.
The house is a three story double brick
occupied by five families Pstrolnan vii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
SAYS Dix Is inconsistent

NJ Roosevelt charged Mr.. Dix with IN
constituency because he has failed to raise
mis- voice in protest against Tsmmany's
onnosition ~ two judges who have rem
,s,-s5 excellent service. and who are threat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27

saw something moving in q bed IL proves
to be Joseph, who after losing his u,oensr
had made his way back into his room snd
era vled into a bed. where he covered HIM
self with the bedding and where rs was
safe and sound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27

son discovered the blaze In the smoke
filed hall on the second floor the officer
came across Mrs Shutting with her two
vear-oId daughter and ne carried them 10
he street Then iremen entered the Shutting
rooms, which were partly burned out. and
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-17
Ser grdiiOcnt bilft ocn
yGniScn.

Sunoerten bon Waiien nuroe bonn
Bfaiioenten oes Snoultrie= uno Waiien=
6aules in Macon. 8a., 0ilfe aebradt,
Der oa lbreibt: Mir Qebrauden in bie=
fer Mnfialt felt neun Sabren electric
Sitters'. st Bat lih als auseeasihnete
Nranei bel Waeen=. 2ebers uno Jiiereu=
belbwerosn erlpisien. gGir balten Tie
FIR cine Der beiteu Gamilienmeoisinen
oer @elt." Sic ft1rtt alle pidtiaen
SrQane. reinl9t oas glut. f6rbert ote
@sroauunQ uno bringt Gppetit. Sic
bat nidt ibresQlei6en. um blalie. ma=
Qere. ihwahe Ginoer ober aus9elnerQelte
perIonsn gu trdFtieen. Gas gelie bel
ipeiblihen 8eihwerosn. 9iur SOC. in
%. s. Beter's Npotbete.
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Ser Nalibeili Der MuEterlhesls-l liAns
S 9)l. pjii,nore. fuiIbsrt IN elmer 9lIl.8
sipgnde oil Die giaa Das Sreibeli Der
Mnti- EalDon.2ild, tiber oeren Wirfen
iii ogn leBien 3mei Sobren pieIes 3u
Sage, getomnlen lei. vt la9se Dariiber
ssoiasnoss::
,.Mn{ @rllnD Der porIiegenoen 9hats
iaeben bin ih su Der ltebsrsenaang ae=
fommen. oaB Die Nnti-Galoon=glao Die
eerruptsne. bic am meiiten oiftatoriShe
nno Die unItrlipnl0lslte Organization
lit. Die rs lsmals unternomnan baf. Die
poliiiihen Anaeleaenbeiten elmer Nation
su eontroliren. iino ih bin ferner isbsr=
suet, ba6 fie oas aieantiihife 8rabfh-
unternebmen lit. Oas le BON pringpisns
lpIen G0lblingen eriun0en woroen ID.
Damit lpil i'd niht iaeen. oaB ale gn=
hdHaer Der 2iaa corrupt lino. oenn oas
III ilibt Der 6all. Nber iA s0aere niht.
su bebaupien. Dab Die @eiellen. ote biii=
ter Der Organization lieben. nitt bic
enifernteae Mbfdt baben. lDirtlibe Bros
bibition anr ginfiibruna su brinaen.
uno Da6. wenn Elm rpirtlihes Brobibi=
tionsaeieb in elmer ihrer 2e9islaturen
aneefrebt meroen iollte. cine panit
unter oeren ausbrehen lpiiroe. Die nah
alIgemeiner Annabme Die 9roBe probi=
bitionsnoae lenten. Sie Nnti=Saloon=
2iaa nil BON tpirtliher prohibltioM
nihts mifsn. Niht in einem einsiaen
5aae bat iis Elm lpirtlihes Yrohlbltions=
aeieb untsrftiibt uno lie bat ME uno
lie miro ME ibre 3uiiinmung oasa ae=
ben. oem 8olfe Elm 8eieB CUR annabme
pnr3uleaen. oas ben 0ertcuf. gelib une
@ebrau1 BON atobolbaltiaen 8etrdnfen
perhiltst. tpomit ib Elm 8eIeb meine.
bas Dem 9aneelsaemerbe. oas nah Der
gehauptuna Der Mnti=Saloon=Hiaa fir
90 proSnt Der uebel Der menihliben
@sisaIhaIt perantportl'h lein ioll. ben
abloluten 8araus MAIDEN wiiroe. Da
olic Die Nnti= Saloou= 2iaa geg,n Bro=
bibiti0n III nnb bas 8olt ME uno nim=
mer sur Yrobibiiion lih ueriteben miro.
CLAUDE lth niht febl gu aeben. tDenn ih
ertlare. oaB Die einsiae 2oIuna oes
2iquor. groblems in elmer riutiaen Ge=
auliruna oes 8etrautbanosls lieet. Is
| tann benz 2iauor= =8eDerbe nur gum
HuBen fein. menn BON ben oerlhieoenen
Staatsn 8elebe an9enommen meroen,
nnh oen.n Der 9loupr. 01noler Die @e=
| Iebe beIolaen muB. coer aber aea'plnaen
miro. ficb fir INNER aus oem 2iquors
Gefhdft suriid3uselen.
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0rnbcnfataitrcp)c III Merifo.

Sine Der ar0Btsn uno DerhdnaniB=
.bolliten 8rubentataiiropben in Der Ne.
fhithte Weritos perisBte ON |. sssbruar
Die geipnbner oes 5tdoihsn 2as @lpe=
ransas, Mer.. In Die ar6Bie Nnfregung.
Sn Der in Der Rdhe oieIer Gtaot 9e=
leasnen 8olaus s3shs fano cine @gplo=
lion itat!. nobel IS Nrbeiter aeiociet.
beimahe ebei,io piele berlebt luurben.
3ieie Gataltropbe miro oaourh unl 10
Fhredlidsr. ipeil lis. iuie iiber ieoen
3lpeifel ieifeeiieflt III. ourd bic Rah-
IdiliQteit zines Der Mrbeiter beranlaBt
muroe. Der iid) in etnem init Gas ae.
fiillten Abtheil Der 3sbe. 100 oas 3au-
den iirena oerboien mar. cine Cigarette
anItefsn pollte. I'm z llhr beaaben
iid Die in Der 3ehe anasiteIlteil 8rdber.
meiaens Meritaner uno Sapaner, on
ibre Nrbeit, nm $50 rpuroei lie ourh
silsn oonne,dbnlihen Gnall in
QroBe Mufreauna nerIebt. grtabrene
8rubenarbeiter mohten lih iofort oa=
ran. ibren unaliidlihen Gameraoen
bsiSnIieben. Wit aller @neraie tpurDen
Die &sttunasarbeiten in Nnariff ae=
nommen; Gber nur peniae tuuroen ae=
ret:st. Sic neiiten naren. als bit
Heiter nabteu. bereits eriiidt. Nad
iehsltiinoi9er Nrbeit hatten Die naferer
Gettnnesmanulhaften Die bel Der Ar.
bett ihr eiaeres 2ebeu in Die Shanss
lhluQen. So 2eihen bon Spfern aefun'
oen uno 9eboroesi. Nus 2as gIperan'
sos traf Die Raehriht Elm. oaB led:
meitere 2eiheu Qeiunoen rporoen lino
10 ooB nod neun bermiBt neroen. 9i
uleilten 2eiheu liuo ihredlib oerbrann
luno taun1 81 ioeniifiliren. Sobalo oi
Bsliber Der 3sde bon Dem lhreflihel
llneliif h0rten. eilten iie sur Stell
Iuno trafen 9ortehrunaen fir bic Ser
Ilebten, bon oenen eiu5elne taum an
Seben bleIben meroen.
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SatauS @erf.

en Der gutberiIden GirhenRituna
Ia9t Baltor $. Gauimann i'll einsm
Nrtitel .Darf nod Der shriFt beim
beiliaeu Nbenomahl un9egohrener Wein
eebraudt meroen?" oas Sol9enoe:
.@as hat NnlaB eeaebsn. oiele 6rage
Gufsuperfen uno lie auf tirAlihen Ser.
,iammluneen. Gpnooen uno &onferen=
sen su bebanoeln? Sbne 3meiIsl Die
beutlQe. stcot uno Stride bs,peeenbe
uno bsunrubigenoe prohibitions. 9lei=
taiion Qsaen DEN Gebrauh Ano @enuB
altuboiiider @etrdnte.
.Nnn ,ltelIt oen @anub folder 8s-
trdnte niht nur ole Ibdolih. ionosrn
au6 geraossu aIs IiinoliA bin. Mau
Dill oesbalb aud Den Alfobol entbal=
tenoen gSsin uon Der 6eier oes leili9eR
Abenomabls ausgelhloilen hab>n.
.gas 1T Elm 4n9riH oes Satans auf
oas Sl. Gatrament.
y2Bir lino in unIerer llnteriuduno
su oem GeIultat getommen. oaB es
unftattbaft 1T, beim beilieen Nbeno=
mabl ben logenannten ungegobrenen
gBein ooer 5saubenmolt au 9ebrauhen.
Sie Sdriit iolpohl als Die 3euenille
oes Nltert6ums uuo 0us SetenntniB
ufiferer Stride I'M tleinen Gatedismus
2ui1ers Tim Gatrament oes 9lltars)
Iiir Den enomabtsaebrau1
auein Den 91ein. D. i. D5l!ig ausge,
gobrefen Gsbeniaft."
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9a pate osn stn3iotn polltldnolafn 4bilt2tt NJ
GauftiteI ppn ganoerttcn nuO 4ofS, Der jssaNIS
Don Ocn MetoroS BON 1ustavopnS GCuMtD,
Dbio> 0cutadt worDen tH.
Nmas auft Grunoeaentbu hni Gelb ou iols eb
Gud Elm ponndnbiass bs Nbra Os BfBits borleat
mee 3eigi gipenbHmer III, nit Deben gerbnnfel
ten babe beln In m aus DDrermdhnn Nbhat eri1iN
il. Nl porHhtaen aduir uhe, me 0elb auf Dppsbn
nuslshn oeranan o susun go1adnotae nno themte Nbs
lat gBitu. Ybreibuu9en ydnoren nno 8runoeis
anbum sdon grhfunaen uno 9bdsn pon aseo,bs &C. mer.
osier Office qeiefert Gaubre, Gonrae 0DpOhsn
patpertrda Nnprider Arbei 8o1mahn unb ancere Gou-
menie iorafdla oussea gs benoet Hd mmsr Elm Goarn
Office Oarmen hdoihss grunoeiQenhum peraufen.
sScbn ~. NiMeS.
Dome Selphon ao 81 1873 gDea Sn st. PHILADELPHIA ..
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SN,peisers& &orreSponoen5
Werther 8eobahter!
Nuraoerf. 80. sSanuar 1910.
tBOn nnlsrsm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Gum eriien 8isefan5ler Bat Der gun=
oesrat 9epablt 6err.l Dr. iur. Dapib.
Regierunsssat in galel. Nls Mtalieo
ae3 0ernaliunasrats DER yunoesbahnen
tpurDe pom yunoesrat Qemablt 0err
Suaenieur 0aul 1Manuel, Girsttor Der.
.snaenieurfdule in 2auianue. Ger
8enfer Girobe &at etbobts bic gslot=
ouulen osr Staats,0te pon isrs. 5000
aaf 5rs. 1900 uno besullliaie fir ben
Bau elmer neuen Mdohsnlhule 6rs.
975. .00l. Eas Budget DER 5taot Sus
.sern pro 1903 Iisbt ein 8sfisit BON 6rs.
573. l53 Dor. Der SteueriiuB ioQ Don
As auf 4.6 Pro3ent erboht meroen.
81. l. triit Der bernlibe 8robe Gat au
elmer ouBerOroeutllhen Ssiliou suium.
u,en. Is tommen sur 8ebanolung relp.
sar |. geroiun9: 8sisB iiber Die oirstten
5taatss uno @emeiuoehsuen. 8sfsB
iiber ole YeriteHerung DER Geilame.
8etret betrf. Die Organization Der @mi=
aungsdmter. Setret betrf. MaBnabnlen
aeeen Die Subertulole, Geiret betrf. biz
Htantonale HstlustoumiIlion. Gstret
besrf. 6eiiebung Der 8sloloune oes
stetIoertretenoeu grDturators fir ben
-seauton Bern. Yottrdas Der 3irettlonen.
:gtnsliQe uno gnfraaen.
8eaenmdriia berrIdt im Ganton
Bern tein Sebrermangsl. 9le Brimar=
tdultlaiien lino beleBt. Sn Der edpeii
hobea sirta 25. 900 Shultinoer eiuen
abnornal ueiten Shullpea BON 2.5 bis
10 uno msbr Gilcmeter (3455 sinen
toihen bon S big 10 unc l55 ioaar 10
Hllometer uno oarilber) Sn Saulenlee
bat Iih cine NttienaeielIhaft gebi!oei
~sur 6erifellung elmer 8ipsfabrit. Eie=
felbe lou am Gee, ON loesnannien &ieos
eort, errihiet meroen. Nuf Elm Sahr=
bunoert blnaus iOa bort pom alerbeEten
8tpsltein oorbanoen lein. Sm p0luee'
9otd lit bic Jamitie bes en9lllhen
Pren,ierminiiiers su l4idaiaem Nnfent,
talt einaei,offsu. 5n Der GersinigunQ
oes5abatpflan5er= uno oes 5abatfdufer=
Verbanoes puroen Die 5abotpreiIe fiji,
Die lebijdbriae grnte pro so Rlossntller
bersinbart lpie folat: SIR 9rimatuaare
5rs. 80 uno 6r. | bis 2 3ulaqe fir
quite 8eioreuna, fir miitatlrertige
9Baare SSrs. So bis 81 uno QerinQere
Waare Grs. 80 biz 35. Gie gieisnba9u
fol om |. Mlai nddltbin er6Ffnet
iueroen.
Sm Nlter bon 73 s5abren itarb in
Bern nad ldueerer Grantbeit Sua=
orufersibelibet &ubolf suter uno III
8iel 78ldb,i9 0err alt=Nationdlrat
Rottor @ouaro g1blsr, Elm naferer
Sdmps oes 6reilinns. Gin 6reis nit
luaenoli6em 6eSen uno juoenolibem
5feuer. eiu uue:miioIiher Nrbsiter fir
igortIhritt uno oa5 8oltsmobl. eSn
gDimmls tarb gans unerlpartst i'm
Nlter bon SIS Sabren 9err @roBrat
5ans Shsrlsr. r.RorIen, Dirt .sn1
o5men". Der melt uno brett bs!annte
fulturte9nlfer Strip H0oiqer. oonlisi-
liert in settlad, III oi,Ier Sage in
s9orben, aeliorben. Gr fam l848 als
oeutlder 6liiAiIiua in Die Sdmeis.
Die Spalisn mlersr gldttar |Ino
ifets nod anasfiiGt nit gsrldteu iioer
Die Wallerlhdoen. gie 6tiilIe muAIeu
iu Str0men an 6ans beionoers tobten
ole girs. bic StbiiB BEL Sisi. bic 2an=
aeten. Ole 2anasntha, uno llnQeqeno
dlberibtpemnte. 3ie gmme benabm
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OohpaHsr baiisu SSfonlssih uno ysls
aisn aesualtia III Isiosll paris i N.|
lfyht i'm WuiItr Nun III Qemalliasr
Sbnesiatl einaeireisn. sutldsr Den
gauern reAt anaene1m III. allerbinas
anoern gsutell lpeniaer. ginaslne Sera-
aeh6fte linb aans sinaeiheint. Der
Ghiise lieat2 bis 5 Meter bod.
Gi
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g,ranGt fcinc Grhfen.

als Heoniisur G.. 9. G6Bman.
bon @ornelius. q. s.. fh fein 8ein
idwer oerleBte. ent1tano cine bSle Wun=
De. Giele Salbsn uno 9eilmitiel er=
tpieIPE lib ols tpetihlcs. Tann fIririe
gudlen's Nrnice Salbe Ole Wunae
uolltommen. Nihts 1T 10 prompt uno
lider fiir Ulcers. Ghniit= uno Sranb=
tpunoen. 0erlebunaen, 6ilbnerauaen.
Wnnoen. Bimples. gesema ODER piles.
25 @ts. in W. 6. peiet's oeutIdsr
slDOtbete.
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: Der 3i1ter gretper bonn Gber=
bunoesgeribt aluubt oil Die llniierbiitb.
tfit. ,psii er ,piinidt. onB elm b6berer
Rlhter Die Iebler ause!eihe. Die Die
iToiiAs Suitis bier auf groen periibt.
Aus oenletben 8runns oiirften nanhe
lslner aoGe9en oas Gesenibsll 3lauben
uao bolfen.
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I'm oul5urdumen meroen bic fel9en=
ben beliebten Gomane uno 8u1er gu
Der 9dliie oes friiber.n BrelIes ner=
fauft
Gnl nnS 9abru, bon 8. Ssreitag $50
Aus elmer flsineu 0arniIpn 25e
Garsinenprroigtrn 15r
Ser 9rOlus nan VbilaselpBia 15e
Sie Strabe Der Gerlsracx 13t
9as 3ei9rn ber Wicr 18e
Scr 9nnb pnn Baskerville 18e
Wftenitiif Nn. 113 18r
Gr3Gbltes nnb Grlrbtes 15r
Spatc Aate 13r
gerlsrnts Sptel 13e
8ismarfs eeber, prahianssabe 75r
Cine d!tere Ausaabe bon yrodbaus
Concentrations. 2eriton. Is gdnbe, aut
aebunben uno in autem Stanoe, miro
fir So. 00oertauft.
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- Geniide uno enaliIbe DrudIaden
in oieier Office.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-17
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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-12-01
For Sale or Rent

A blacksmith shop, fully equipped
with tools, just east Of Spans livery
barn. For particulars Inquire of H. ].
Erickson, Ovid, Colo.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-12-01

We wish to announce that on or
about Dec 4, our basement will be op-
ened, with full line of toys, dishes
and cut glass. Ericsson & Wiggins.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-12-01

Now is the time to lay in your Hard
and Soft Coal for the winter. Hurry
before 1t is gone. John Cass Lum-
ber Co.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-12-01
Gibeuo's Caves

Many Of the older citizens Of the community fail appreciate the
value Of the made by Gbeo To them the
place because familiar but the person who them their
present and whom has been told the very interesting story
the who built them they marvellous Uberto Gbelo
Of strange ncies And he has passed away
papers and letters have been brought still another mysticism
appears and he found be worshper Of the Sum- Written
prayers his native tongue bear his belief this
form Of religion His letters his frequently close with
expressions such this MAY the ray Of the bless you
The memory Of this strange less than the which
he has built should be preserved
This that the Commercial club should take up and either
purchase made long lease secured andh made
pleasant andnvng place for picnic parties and for visitors and thus
the double purpose preserving them, and Of furnishing pleasant
place for people to resort
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-12-01

FOR SALE several head of good 2
year old mares and geldings all halter
broke. Prices riht. Call E.W. Jacobs
IA miles north and 2 miles west of Jules
burg.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-12-01

Get a suit at wholesale right now
when you need it. Ericsson & Wig
gins.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-12-01
CLASSIFIED ADS

An Electric Vacuum Cleaner For
Sale or Rent at Styer's Furniture store.
FOR SALE OR RENTAL Electric
Vacuum Cleaner at Styer's Furniture
store.