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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-07-01
copHERs ASSIGNED TO SHIP.
Minnesotans on Leave OF Absence
Since June 4 Are Summoned

Baltimore, Md. June 25.-One hun
dred and one midshipmen, the major
ity Of whom recently graduated from
the naval academy, were assigned to
duty on the various battleships and
armored cruisers of the navy. =,
Assignments were made to all the
ships Of these two classes, except the
armored cruisers Tennessee, Montana.
North Carolina and South Dakota.
which are now in South American
waters.
Those assigned from Minnesota are:
W. L.. Ainsworth Of Minneapolis to the
Idaho, e. D. Langworthy Of Spring
Valley to the Connecticut, G. r.. Mey:
er of Hastings to the New Hamp-
shire.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-07-01
Deadwood Gas Plant Burns.

Deadwood, S. D., June 2S.-Fire,
starting from some hot ashes dumped
near the woodwork, caused a fire
which almost totally destroyed the
plant and mains of the DeadwoOd Gas
company. between the two cities. Ow.
ing to the distance from water, the
liremen were pOwerless to do much,
and they were afraid of explosions.
The company supplies both cities with
5as and is now practically out of bust
ness for some weeks. The loss is
about S35 1000, with little insurance.
New machinery has been ordered.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-07-01
ALBION.

A very welcome and long looked for
shower visited our locality, Sunday.
A large attendance and very pleas
ant evening is the report of the Ricn.
ards social Friday evening of last
week.
Mrs. C. V. johnson and daughter
Gladys returned from their Kansas
City visit Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Wells accom-
panied by Mr.. Huse and Mr.. Childes
of Illinois, were Albion callers, Sun
day.
C. A. Wells and family attended the
Chapel funeral in Cresco, Wednesday.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-07-01

vote prevailed throughout the country,
The election in Mexico City passed
off quietly.
The electors now chosen will meet
in the electoral college on July 10 to
vote for deputies and senators, on
July II to officially declare the cleo.
ton of president and vice-president
and on July II to name judges OF
the supreme court.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-07-01
TRAIN ROBBERY
At OGDEN, UTAH
BOLD BANDITS HOLD TRAIN IN
OUTSKIRTS OF UTAH
CITY.
FOUR PERSONS ARE INJURED
Express Messenger Is Forced to Give
Up Safe.-One Hundred Pas.
sengers Robbed and
Bandits Escape.

Ogden, June 2S.--Three masked
bandits held up and robbed the sec
ond section of the Oregon Shore Line
train No. l, northbound, which left
Ogden at 1870 a. m, while the train
was still in the northern part OF the
city. All the passengers were relieved
of their valuables and the express
messenger was obliged to deliver the
contents of his safe. The exact
amount the robbers obtained has not
been made known.
Two passengers and two trainmen
were injured.
The robbers drove to Second street
in a buggy. They stopped the train
at this point by placing railroad tor
pedoes on the track. When the en-
gineer brought the train to a stop,
the head brakeman went forward to
ascertain the cause of the delay, and
was struck with a revolver by one
of the robbers He was then taken,
at the point of gun, to the express
car and compelled to call to the mes
senger to open the door. AS soon as
the door was opened one of the ban
dts crawled in and commanded the
messenger to open the safe.
Brakeman Gives Alarm.
After rifling the safe the robbers
turned their attention to the coaches.
AS they started for the coaches, rear
brakeman Franklin was met as he
was on his way forward. The bandits
commanded him to halt but he dis
regarded the order and two shots
were fired at him. He then stopped
and one of the bandits knocked him
down. Franklin rolled into a ditch
where he feigned Inconsistencies.
After seeing that he was not
watched he jumped up and ran three
blocks to the house Of Deputy Sheriff
John Hutchens whom he aroused and
Informed of the robbery. The deputy
arrived at the scene just as the train
pulled out for the north.
The train robbers went through
each with deliberation and calmness
which showed they were not novices
at the game. When Conductor H. L..
Williams left the train he was covered
by one of the bandits and ordered
back into a coach. While one of the
desperadoes stood guard over Engin-
gineer Kirkwood, the others with re-
volvers drawn went through the train
ordering each passenger to hand over
his valubles.
One woman, Mrs. J. H. Ball, was re-
lieved Of a pair of diamond earrings,
which were torn from her ears. A
foreigner whose name was not
learned was assaulted by the robbers
The man did not understand what
was going on and was brutally beaten
with the butt of revolver
After the train had been robbed the
bandits fired fusilIade of shots in the
air to terrorize the passengers; they
got into their buggy and drove away.
Sheriff Wilson gathered a small
posse and started in pursuit There
were nearly one hundred passengers
on the tran, every one of whom lost
something.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-07-01

Editor Times. Enclosed find list
taken from the annual report of the
state auditor for 1908 of eight of the
different hail companies in the state
which should be before the farmers of
the county. am agent and write for
the one at the head of the list and re-
ceived on my loss in 1908 check from
C. V. Stanley for $3.50 on $500 policy.
In one of the county papers and
in the Homestead appeared the
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-07-01

Mrs. Walsh. of Humbolt, Iowa, ac-
companied Rev. and Mrs. Luce to their
Albion appointment, Sunday. Mrs.
Walsh is sister of Mrs. Luce.
Edna Black burn, of Cresco, visited
at the C. A. Holcomb home from Sat-
urday until Sunday.
Everybody seems to be planning to
attend and help in the good work for a
great and enthusiastic Chautauqua this
year-July 9Th to 18th.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-07-01
PRES. D|Az IS REELECTED
RAMON CORRAL is NAMED AS
VIcE-PRESlDENT.
President Of Mexican Republic Wins
Out by an Overwhelming Major
ity In National Election.

Mexico City, June 26.-General Por'
fro Daz was reelected president of
Mexico, and Ramon Corral v!ce-pres-
dent by an overwhelming majority.
The nti-re-electionists' ticket, head
ed by Francisco /. Madero. now under
arrest in San Luis Potosi, received
about 2 per cent of the votes cast in
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-07-01

Trolley Car Hits Auto, Two Killed.
Pittsburg, June 27.-TWo persons
were killed three dangerously injured
and two painfully hurt when large
automobile was struck near Charlero
by che of the heavy suburban cars
the Pittsburg street railway company
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-07-01

Beverly, Mass, June 28-Cne of
President Tafts automobiles. driven
by his SOD, Robert Taft, ran over and
seriously injured an Italian street la.
5orer. At the hospital it was said
there were indications that the work
mans skull was fractured.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-07-01
ORLEANS.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Steinmetz attended
a party one evening last week at the
F. c. Wuellstein home.
Mrs. Curtis Miller entertained her
niece Miss Edna Blackburn from
Mason City, Iowa, last week.
Tom Norton from near DEBORAH
visited with his sister Mrs. d. Farrell
over Sunday.
Mike Mara Tom Carolan and Frank
Walton attended a lumber bee for j.
Caroan.
Miss Mary Deily returned to her
home in Eagen, S. D., Tuesday, after
Mrs. Farrell.
The barn dance last Friday night at
Claude Morton's was very well attend
ed. They made about sos beside ex
penses which was for the benefit of
Miss Nellie Murtha the unfortunate
lady who is recovering from injuries
received about two months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gardner took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Walton at their
he me in Cresco, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Cunningham
are happy in the possession of little
son born to them last Friday.
Mrs. R H. Burr is entertaining her
sister Mrs. Maude Foote and little
daug liter from Dakota.
Belle Emsle. of Cresco, is helping
her sister Mrs. Cunningham this week.
Joe Walton who has been working
for Fred Brown, returned home Satur-
day.
Joe Farrell is visiting his sister Mrs.
Guy Pollitt in Cresco.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-07-01
Panama Elections undlsturbed.

Panama. June 27.-Mumcipal cleo
lions were held throughout the repub
lie without disturbance OF any kind
The government won by large ma
iority, particularly in Panama City
and Colon. : .
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-07-01
Section Hand Drowned.

Alexandria, Mimi, June 27,-Esara
dius Gergius, a Greek of about "a
years, employed as a section hand Oh
the Great Northern road, was drowned
while bathing in Lake Agnes, neal
the Great Northern depot
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-07-01
AIrship Rise. 4,ooo Fee%.

Montreal. June 29.-At the aviation
meet Walter Brookins of the Wright
team was the best performer. In one
flight he mounted to an altitude OF
approximately 1000 feet, close to HE
worlds record for high flying. -
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-07-01

Miss Elsie Huntington is visiting
with her sister Mrs. Geo. Hudson, near
Harmony.
LosT-A hat between Golden Ridge
and Diamond Ridge. Finder please re-
turn to H. A. Bigalk and receive re-
ward.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-07-01
CHESTER.

Every one around is preparing to
spend Chautauqua week at Cresco.
Burdette Speer returned from the
Blind school at GAINESVILLE, where he
was educated and enjoyep the exer-
cises fine.
Will Plummer autoed to Chester
Tuesday.
Trydall of York was Chester visit
or Tuesday.
Mrs. Cheney visited her daughter,
Miss Ness, Tuesday.
Miss Hall of Lime Springs was Ches-
ter visitor the first of the week.
Most farmers are'looking up hay for
winter use. Mr. Ness purchased 40
acres Of o. WEIGH
Tom Tolfson moved to the Skary
Farm the first of the week.
Sam Mckee of Arkansas has moved
into the Freemire house.
Mrs. L. Speere of lie Roy is visiting
her son of Chester few days.
Burdette Speer has been treating his
house to a new coat of paint and it
improves it wonderfully.
Mamie Jones autoed to GAINESVILLE
and visited his sister Myrt, at Prairie
du Chen on Friday-wil be home some
day this week.
Agent Barlow and family left Thurs
day for the Coast, where they expect
to spend a couple of months.
Jud Baldwin finished the Hanson
well Wednesday.
Mrs. E. NJ. Jones was an over Sum-
day visitor at Austin;
DR.. Lyon autoed to Preston Monday.
WHITEWATER and Fred Thomas autoed
from Lily Lake to Chester, arriving
Tuesday, and finding lot CT muddy
roans on the way.
Mildred Conkin spent last week with
LIE Roy friends.
E. M. Jones of Austin spent Sunday
at home.
The R. N spent Tuesday evening
with Mrs. Barlow and enjoyed the
evening fine.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-07-01
FACTS ABOUT HAIL INSURANCE.

highest
50 hundred while
certain holders Howard coun
tate kon Mr. Ruedge hundred
1903
paid 900 state auditor $5947 thousand
ending 81 w.
$780, thousand
auditor the
shows ony sin teentre still
, Paid on Percent %,%t
Asesme Policy
Holders
j. 4y72s 2as@ 1862 pe
IS
se5@o per
~ ~ ~
". $4,000 1926 mpo
n, ~ j
IT. N7l25 Apecen
ii
OK 1212s
E - - . n 10000 o
hail bylaws and leaving
Yoursfor a deal.
N. SMITH,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-07-01

The Mutual Hailstorm IN
surance Assn, Des Moines
C. V. Stanley. Secy. .......
German Mutual Insurance
Assn. LIE Mars. r. J.
Koehler. Sec'y -. :.....
Mutual Horticultural lnsur-
ance Assn, Des Moines.
W. F. Ghormley. Sec ":
Des Moines Mutual Hail
Assn, Des Moines. W. S.
Hazard. Sec'y ......:
Northern Iowa Mutual Hail
Assn. Clarion. w. W.
Sheplee, Sec'y. $50.
Farmers Mutual Hail Assn.
(The Old Reliable)
Des MoineS. w. A. Rut-
ledge, Sec'y ..............
Farmers State Mutual Hail
Assn. Estherville. Mack
J. Groves. Pres ...........
Home Mutual Hail Associa-
ton. Cherokee. L. A. Wi
woke. SeC'y
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-07-01

Mexico City, according TO an unof'
financial statement. 1t is estimated
that between 10000 and $4,000 were
cast in the capital.
Eight hundred electors were chosen
in Mexico City, of whom only four are
Of the anti-re-electionists. From tele-
grams received from various parts of
the republic, the same proportionate
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-07-01
Massachusetts Bishop Dies.

MdSSdChUSettS bIShCP OTeS.
Beverly, Mass, June 29.-Bishop Nc
Wicker of the Protestant Episcopal
church is dead.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-07-01


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@eietes erflare, sic Soee miro a6er
auf's gnti1ieoenite 6efompit rrh
es mdre ourdols nidt lmmoa!idb
OaB Srpan nit ieiner 6oroerlne
unterloge. Sir i'm miiroe bas ein
i6perer S6loa IeinL fir bia Sod;e
Der perionliden SreiDeit more es eli
ne groBe grrungenidaft.
Die 9euti6en bon Nebrosfo IA
ben oos SGnqerfeit III omaha 5lt e.
ner fraftigen &llnogebung geqen
Die 8robibition benrbt, Sic boeen
einen 3peieperein oes 0euti9omeri-
faniifen Nationolbunbes begriinoet
uno cine itronme @%rfldrlutg Ge-
gen Die bon 8rpot uto &onlortcn
oerlongte @ountpoption o%naenorl-
men, ymeil mir, ipie es in Ser
grflorung iebr ridtig beiBt, ugoll5
genou piIieu, ooB Die Gpltntpoption
nlr Ser erite S6ritt 5ur Brohihi-
ton it,"
0orin boben lie rebt. Wit ser
Gountp 2ocol Option fan0t es oil
uto Damn eebt eS INNER meter. @ir
fonnen bier in Seras ein 9ieo 3d.
BON iingen. Mon rei6e benl Brolt-
bitionsteufel auh ni6t oel1 fleinen
Singer, er periltht ltets, ste ganse
Sano 5u pafen.
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Wte 1T nfeSy

8ir bietell etnDltr1pert 9ouars ge[obe
mlng fir ieben Sail bon &atarrb, Der
nt6t onr6 ginnebmen bon !8au's aae
tarrbzSau aebeilt tperben fam.
S. S. gbeneb & 60, @ieentb.
Soleoo, 9.
8ir, bie l1nter5eidneten, baben S. S.
Cheney felt ben lebten Is Sabren 9ez
fannt nrb balten i'm fir polfommen eff
renbaft in alien Observation-Disclosures
nnb finan8ien befdbist, ale bon ieiner
Sirn1o eingesangenen @erbinoli6feiten
gu erfiiIen.
@ set & grnag, @roBbanbelss 9ros
guiften. $olebo, 8.
@aIbing, &tnunn & Maroin
@%robbanbeIs< 9roeutiten, Solebo, 9,
Sails &atarrbz&ur nirb innerli6 ge@
nommen un6 ipirft brett auf bas glut
uno Die i6leimi9en Sberfla9en oes
Sbitems, 3euanifie fret perianbt. Breis
IS Gents per Slai6e. gerfauft bon alien
Gpotbefen.
9au's Eami1ien<giuen limb Die beiteu.
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9as aatief Oes gnsiates.

Der gusiae gebort gu oelt aranf-
Ieiten, Die oen Meni6en @eiheioen-
Deit lebren fonnen. Set Dem Il-
tertum meit per6rettet, gefiir6tet mo
nomentlid onr6 Die 9er!bte Der
8ibel aagemein 6efonnt gelnadt, lit
CT beute nod foit cbenio iebr ser
6err ieiner iclbit, iuenn auN piel-
leiht nidt nlebr 10 barfig ME III
ben frlberen 3eitelt. @ild) Die 9e-
b%anolung lit nod ni6t piel lpeiter
u%or9ei6ritten mo e5 bleibt i'm iue-
ientliden uidts iibrie, als Die 9llts.
I1bigen bon belt iibrigelt Meuld)en
81 trenltelt ltno 10 alBer iGrem Sci
bett au1 nod eineln eronitgen
Sdidiol Der slbgeldieocn5eit 5u
uberontporten. 0itrh Ole Sorldnll-
geit bon Sanien Ser IN Ieilleln nor
tpegiiden 8aterloroe mebr 8elegan=
belt git @eobadtunZen reg Plus
iabes botte ols icine Sahgcuoilen in
anoeren 20noern Glropas, mlirre
Der iogenannte 2epraba5i1us emf
oeft uno ooluit Der NnItpb 81 eirer
tiefer einoringenoen 0eid)6ftigung
nit Ser GronfDeit eegebeu. Seitoeni
eibt es belonocre lpiiienlwaftli6c
3eitidriften, Die MIR Den @erof-
fentlidungel iiber oen Musiat &C..
miornet iino, lulb eigene internotio-
lie 2epra-9 onferen5en. Grotoem iin0
tpeientli6e @rfolge nur ohr6 Die
Steigerung Der 9lilfuterfianfeIt utlO
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Siolierung Der aranfen er5ielt NOS
oen, ni6t nber ourd oos @elin9en
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gntitebltne Der &ranfbeit liegt nad
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beritanoieer, Or. GbompIon, ser
mtsgiebige llnterlu1ulgen III Mll-
%itralien bot anlteIlcn f0nnen, qiGt
iest in einem 8eridt Der @elunh-
beitsbeboroe bon Nen-S iiomales TO-
gar DER lle~ber5eugung @usornf, ooB
leHer Don S0llen enfoeffe ltlf0
our6 ben internotionolel &ongreb
in Bergen onerfannte 2epra-9o3il-
lus i~i6erbaupt nibt Der grreeer ser
Seu6e lei. Domit crideint oelm
olles nieoer in 6rage gelteGt. alidl
Die BON Yrotelior 9epde ~enlpfoblene
gebanolung NIT Satin, einem
fiinitli6 gemonnellen Slnpfftoif, lit
nad Sen g%rfobrungeu in 4ilitrolien
mertlos. 8qul allo Ole Bropf,e-
5eiung, Die Sanfen Dor etpa 40 So5-
rem Dagte, Der @usiab merbe in
9ormegen big 3itm Sabre 1920 er-
loiden iein, beute totiadli6 aui Ser
mirflidung rednen fonn, 10 berlbt
oieier Grfolg bouptia6li6 aif Der
Instrumentation @ncr9ie Ser
noripegiiden 6pridcr uno Ier5te.
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u@as nrts 6linoes SGn9eiabr MIR
oitnft. ....."

Aus 8oriS miro geihrie6en; SSlrt
piertelt 8onoe Der eben erl dienellelt
Men1oiren Der Ser5ooial b. Dino (oie
lire gnfelirL Yrin3eliin Jtoo5ioia,
Derous9egeben but), lpirb II. 81. ou6
cine merfmiiroiee 6iitorii6e Anef-
Oote 6eridtet. Die @er6ogin er5Gblt:
Sic jnnge &oiierin Gllgelrie jap bei
ibrer 8ermabl1n0sfcier in oer ytptre
0olne Stride ouffolleno bldB olts.
0os Golf batte ild cine go!t5 olioere
gorItellnug bon ser SIT oet bo6itcn
Gbren emporgeitiegen iunget Sir
itil genladt, uno obgleid bel Der
Seierlidfeit sic groBte Yro6t emit
faltet poroen mon, sic &aiicrilt nie
9errli6iten @elp0noer trug, perhiclt
iid oie ionIt 10 lei6t begeiitcrte Men-
9e 3iemlidA fubl. Sci Ser Plus
fubrt aus Der Stride nobm Ser SHIT
ltber einen onoeren @eg, ais Die
Wenge erlportet bate, onber lit
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fanllt 9emoroen. gQs ndtnli1 Ser
faiierli6e @aeelr ourh bns grobc
9ortol oes 8opillon Be + Sorloge
fobren lpoIlte uno oie 8ferbe 6ereits
inter oent Eortol morett, gelal1g es
ni6t, oie @quipoge ~oorpdrts 81
bringeu. Ser altti6er 6ieb ouf bic
lid) bGumenoen 8feroe ELL, aber Ser
@oee1t beipeetc ii6 ni6t. &l0elicb
gob es eirlen furdtbaren Mlld, Der
@ogel1 rpllte nod born, obcr qleid)=
5eitig eridaIlte Elm arodben, SAB oie
Sillolien ser &uti6e lomie sic Sic
neri6oft er5itterten. @os mar ge-
iGeben? Die groBe aaiierfrone, rte
ii6 ouf ben1 @oeenoef befono,
NOR our6 sen gnproa aeaen zen
Sorueg 5eri6nettert iporoen. Die
Stiide logen rehts uuo linfs pom
@ogen 8eritreut. Die innge Gai=
ierir, sic, ipie ste meilten Spanierilt=
men gum Mherelolben nei9te, idicn
onf's tieffte eri6iittert. llnb es
miro er5dblt, BOB iie, ols ons 8oi-
iertum 3itianmenbrodb ibren Sllti-
men geitan6, ourd bic aoioitropbe
nidt 81 iebr ii6erroIft ae1eie e at
iein, oo tie in Dem 3erbredjen scr
&rone aerooe an ibrem So65eitsto-
&c Die i6limmite Gorbeoelttllne fir
bie 3l1funft erfannt babe Serner
ioG sic grfoiierin bdufig 9edltBert
baben, OoB es ibr foltn iemals
mogli6 gemeien lei, Die Sltilerien 8u
p~erloiien, obne on Morie Nntoinette
81 benfen, Oeren fllrdt6ares Sdid=
ial lie itets perfolgt babe. Nls
man ibr bon Dem groBen @lIcf
iproh, oos ibr oltrh Die &aiIerrpiir-
oe 3ilteil geiporocn lei, meinte lie;
SD gebe mebr, als id clnpfange.
Meine Sltgeno uno Sdonbcit nlo
gang Defenders rneine Sreibeit iinb
mebr inert, ols cine @aiierfronel"
9as lheint aber ooh niht gang it,
rem gmpfinounaen entiprochon gu
baden, oa lie oieie brei bodItcn Sit
ter Der Srou Der &oiierfrone gerlt
gum Spfer brafte.
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fir Steusr-
zabler.

Wapor's Office, 1. Slui 1910.
Sit uebereinitimmuag nit oell
Oroinan5en Der Stobt Gan Intonio
miro biermit ieoe Berlon Uirnla,
Seilbaberi6aft uno &orporatior
Die am 1. Gage oes Surf 1910
@igentlm innerbaIb Ser @relljen Der
Stabt Son 4ntonio eigleie ooer
fontroaierte, bas ser @eIteueruun9
ullterliegt, oobon benodrid)ti9t, oa5
Ole Bidder oes itdotiiden Niieiiors
fir oie @ngabe bon @igentum our
9eiteuerung iebt ge0ffnet iino uro
ROB oae sic @enannten BON 5eitcn
Scr Staot eriu6t neroen, Bis gum er.
item Gage oes September 1910 ibr
Gigentum fir bic 9eiteuerulig on
8ugeben.
Magur Galaagan,
AtteItiert: Manor.
Sre6. Sries, StabtcIerf.
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Die uGiesn Ser Ginnheit.

@ie gut idntedten bie v9ias" Der
&inobeit. @arnm bette nidt nlebr?
Die Speiie lit %unperdnoert, Qher
@nh feblt Ser geiunoe Waaen, oie
arbeitenoen Nieren, Die reselmaBieen
gingepeioe Ser Sl1een6. 8os 5eoorf
.es 5ur 8eiierung? Nebmt electric
.8itters fir alle geroauungs9 rgone.
.gs gibt gu6 Sen @ppetit ser GU
geno mieoer unb erfiiut G11ren &nr-
per init frii6er @elunbbeit. SOC bel
oaen 9ruggilten.
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Sic Soil ser peibliaen aer5te i'm
gpln0eSge6iet lit tpa6reno ser Iegten
pier3l9 Sa3re 09t 527 aui it6er TO-
00o 6eitie9en. g5snn bed Sic &uaIi-
fat nit ser Guantitat eleidjen S&ritt
geHQtteu iatte!
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RoSSfaGbet1mno


e9poGe. nerb5fe Nerfonen, eepIaet bon Soft.
niinesIotigfeit nHb fnleften Trdunten, erfd5bs
ttsIioen aiisfliitiera PRINT, giidet. linb acpi.
unb Set9ts, aatarrb. Maeen6riiden, stiibiber.
ttopfine, Miibiefeit. Grr6teiL 8ittern, Ser5fIop.
len. notwithstanding, @teneftIf1fett 1inb Triib.
tim = erfobren aus benz pSueenbfrennb", pte
etnfadl, fdnem nnb btllis alle nnnatirlts
den 8erlufte mnb anbere Gpleen jnsens.
lthcr gcrtrrnnsen sriinbIi6 seGeilt ittt
pslle Weiuubbeit anb Brubfnn mteeers
erlangt perben fSnner. - @nn5 ueues
&eiloerfabrcn. 9eher ietn eiener ar5t.--
2tefes ausesorosniIt4 interefianie uro Iebr.
bon Jung uno oIt, Marn uno Srau, eeIefeH
fpsrosn foLIte. lam aeeen Ginfenoune bon 20
Gents in Ssriefmnrfen h~erlie1eIt 6e3oeen iperben
bon Der
RriuateS linif, 1876. Nbennt
atsss Enrh. n. ~,
Nan ertuabne bic Treie Brefe 4. Serns.
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Gs lit cine 6ii6i6e Site in hieIen
Bamilien, ont 4. 3uli oie llno6l1N,
eisfeitSerfldrung oor5ulelen. Gre
atboere iebr empieDlensrpertbe 2ef-
tire fiir ben Seq biL6et Oie critic
SilfeleiitunQ in ungliidsfGQen.
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Sene Mtutter. sic lire &irocr nit
Dem Guie: Sci artig pocr Der 9fooie.
pelt fonliilt nit Dem 0iden &raiippel,"
3ltr 3u5s bringt Ge6t niGt 6ie 9plfs,
tbiimlidfeit oes &ollben 0@ieiters bel
Der beronmodien6en Sugen0.
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giner iadmGnniiden 3uiamnen.
ltellung 5llfoige gibt es in bet @ctei.
ni9ten Staoten $3.50 @eromtrfe.
tpelGe G0clmetoGe f0reent. Die
3obl Der @eieqitqften peIte Gol0.
r1i1en &ftien Qll$geben, lit freilid
Elm taauntol 10 QroR.
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TIar Dap.

Gin neueS Sausretnieungsmittel,
oos fein GtenoeS @lfali entbdlt.
She G6eriuin-8 illiams Saint Store,
t01 S~it.gommerce StrnBe.
(@n Der griide.)
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Die boben 2ebensmittelpreiie be-
eintrd6tigen, Die Der SenatorS moot
betidtete, Die @ielmeiberei in utab.
9arob mag ibren niand)es per5ieben
feiu.
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Shnibel.>

Die 8efueniiie ser 3pii6enitantli-
den Sanoelsfommiiiion iouen meiter
ousgeoebnt merOen. 4ud auf Die
2uftibiffa1rt?
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auf Dem grauerta9a muroe mebr
Fir Die fpabre MoBigfeit getban, als
auf Dem arobten &robibitioniiten.
fongreB.
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q. @orbmann, 420 @olioo 5trabe,
belize Selepbone, 1T ser ein5;ee 9ia.
no-Gabrifant, Der bette Gtinnmer uno
9eparierer. Sect 1T Die 3eit Die
Bianos w0breno oes Sommers gu
reparieren.