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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
Model Shops.

''Thc shops arc among The most conf
nIete I'm the United States. and. as far
as I Rnow, have no equal IN the west -
This Is the brief way that John A. Shan
ahuu, construction engineer Of the new
shops Of the Salt LAX" Route nj Las
Vegas describes the new shops Of tlls,
company which have just been completed
and turned over To the operating depart
n,cnt, The shops alone cost In the neigh
borbond of sIG0.0O0 while the machinery
Installed therein cost more than quar-
Ter OF a million dollars.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
DOCTOR MURDERED
BY P|UTE INDIANS
California Physician Happened
to Be First White Seen
by Renegade.

NK1NGMAN, Ariz., Nov. 25.-lnvesti.
cation by Coroner Smith and Sheriff
Gideon into the recent murder of DIR.
l., w. Gilbert, California physician,
who is supposed to be heir to $780,
600 estate in the isolated region of
Goldbug Mill. revealed yesterday that
the physician was killed by a Piute
Indian by the name of Queho,
The Indian. il appears, quarrcled with
the other members of his tribe and
went on lone warpath after whites.
Dr.> Gilbert was the first white man
he me-, according to the reports brought
back by the officers, and he was shot
down without warning A reward has
been offered for Queho 3 capture, and
trailers now arc after him, Piutes Join.
ing in the hunt. Quebo is the fret one
Of his tribe to take TO the warpaih since
the memorable killing expedition of
Avot, who murdered five white men be.
fore being shct dcwn by members Of
his own tribe.
Dr.. Gilbert was &t one time well
known practicing physician of southern
California. 1t is not known why he
was in the dcsOlate region where ne met
his dea n. Telcg-ams and correspond
encc in his possession appear to show
that he was heir TO the estate of Ed
ward ID. Tremble.
Tribune Renorter Pr}uttre IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
CAR REPAIR CRAFT
YIELDED MILLIONS
Indictments Against Illinois
Central officials Charge Con-
fidence Game.

CHICAGO. Nov. 25.-Frank &. Harri-
man. John NJ. Taylor and {. i. Ewing.
former officers and employees OF the III
nois Central railroad. and Joseph r Bu-
county grand jury for conspiracy in con-
nccIion with frauds said to have been
practiccd against the railroad,
Two counts in the blanket Indictment
also charge operation oil n confidence
game. Each defendants bond is fixed al
$40 600
A total of s4.s25.G5o. it is charged, was
Illegally taken from the Illinois Central
railroad by the four men named, in COM
pany with the Osterman Manufacturing
ment company, the Memphis Car COM
pany. and the American Car and Equip
mcnt company. which also are mentioned
In the Indictment
The loss by alleged fraudulent deals es-
timated by the present railroad officials
was 81 900. 900. but the whole amount of
transactions with the car repair com
panics since 1905 twhcn the alleged Tile
gal conspiracy is declared to have been
coDccivedS is named in the Indictment.
Bukcr. who escaped prosecution when
the frsts arrests were made, was indjct-
cd on the testimony OF Ucpry Osterman
president Of the Ostcrman Manufacturing
company. who testified tllat Bukcr WIS
illegal money gained by padding expense
bills to tho former railroad officials
named.
Ostcrman also said the four men in
dicted were stockholders or received q
salary as II dividend from his company.
Hartman formerly WAS general mana ger
OF the Illinois Central railroad. TAYLOR
WAS general Storekecper and Ewing WAS
general superintendent. Al the time the
alleged repair bill padding was done.
Bukcr was supcrnl endent o! machinery,
remaining in that position until last April.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
lamed Kidneys

sus;;a sHn had "kidney trouble"
N isn iS OF tho kidneys) over six
h III - 30, recognized authorities
4 "a anSSufablc. (U. s. deaths now
N pvUg wv snnually,) tall for free
ssn literature that may pro-
10N'u ,nr your life. SCHRAMM-
oKUG STORES.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
WHITE MEN ARRESTED
FOR KILLING AN INDIAN

HELENA. Mont, Nov. 25.-The United
States attorney here today received Il
telegram telling of the arrest of two
men named Brown and Wrote. respec-
lively. on the charge OF killing one In
dian and injuring an Indian policeman
while they were engaged ia rounding up
contra band cattle on the Grove reserva-
ton early this week. Three other ar
rests are expected soon. The suspected
men arc in the Red Lodge Jail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26

tors said I could not
get well unless I
had an operation.
/ knew I could not
stand the strain Of
one, 30 I wrote to
you sometime ago
about my he alth
and you told me-
what to do. After
t a king Lydia z.
|Pinkham's Vegeta-
|ble Compound and
Blood Purifier / am
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
LABOR ORGANIZER TOLD
TO GET OUT OF TAMPA

TAMPA. Fla. Nov. 25.--J. c. Johnson
Of Chicago, organizer for the 1nterna-
tional Clgarmaliers' union. accepted the
advice of the citizens protective com
mittec today and left Tampa. He bought
a ticket TO Jacksonville No threats were
made against the organizer, hut IL was
feared he would be harsllly dealt with.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
Record of Wsshouts.

Iarst washout occurred March %.
The road was rcopened April %
same year,
he 10 say. the second washout
tsd at a timc ot the year that no
5sre expected, August 20, 1905.
Image this time was not great and
Id was in operation again In three
bs February 22. 1907, that Tie third
E came, and il was not until
: that the road was again open
E9ugh traffic.
b days later, March 3. the road
rs fourth washout in the famous
b Valley wash. country. and il was
tl April l2 Of the same year1hat
sgaln reopened. ~
y. however. were little troubles com
ID that which happened December
January ! last. So grea, was this
disaster that hundreds OF en-
\ were laid off--therc was nothing
4D 10 do---office forces from one
\ the line to The other were Gu.
II just enough men 10 handle the
-elness. In several Of the eastern
|be Offices Of the company were
|ntlrcly, there was nothing for
|shandlc, as they could not sell a
n iickct !, was dark days Tor the
n and dark days for the en-
',iinc all was chaos, but that time
[ba The directors OF the company
~ The order was given. ''lc DuilG
D. rush men and material TO the
ptast as possible; work the crews
'N night"
y men were inclined to laugh "a.
/ hey thought WAS tho Impossible,
N so with the business men OF
akn City and Los Angeles. and OF
/ lown and section between the Two
They were happy and they said
2lsy urged by wire and letter the
&s Of the work and il was pushed
|tsy tha; perhaps has never been
~ in the railroad history OF the
So rapidly Was this work pushed
|nck and bridges were rebuilt and
run,,lng within six months. de-
|iie fact that some practical rail-
'Ngineers had said that at the best
pad could not be rebuilt within a
No Lost Time,
w TIE company rebuilt It's line
g lhe old dangerous territory. sur
pre- made and contracts let for The
fsclion OF high line. one that
90 away With all danger OF q re-
Rr ol the foods the road suffered
AZ SSon as one crow of men left
tnlPorary track IL twas started to
On tie high llnc: other men were
70. moro teams were employed
e'Iac'ors were told that they must
'ho contract by d certain date
N Tor every day that they came
lhst datc they will be paid good
Sa,erial for the high line has
m as being rushed To- the front IN
lots. With the result that never
history OF the west has railroad
scuon been pushed with the sam,
ss MAT of the new high line OF
u Lake Route. At the present
ae more than 2000 men and sey.
unMr"d teams employed on tho
s'm the promise that 81 will b,
~ before the contract date
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26

Loss Of appetite is an ailmenL that in
dicsics others, which arc worse-Hood s
Sa rsa parilIa cures tn I'm NIL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26

any steamship in United states waters.
Both boats viii carry tho American flag,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26
OWES
HER
LIFE TO
Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Chicago, Ill.-"I was troubled with
falling and Inflammation. and the doc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26

d EMERGING FROM
'nARKEST OF DARK DAYS
|,s,uds of Men and Hun
I,ds Of Teams Employed in
/ reconstruction. .

me railroad history OF the
! s,ates for 1910 is written, one
IN be used to describe the work
l. the salt Lake Route. That word
..r.markable When the hands
,',Asr Times clock reach midnight
'-osr 81. 1910. that road Will have
t-,snsd something that practical
"A men not only said was improb-
~, many OF them went SO far as
\ xes impossible. Pure pluck and
E,ss energy have ensb bled the Salt
|goute 10 accomplish that which was
81 10 be impossible,
T. rains and south winds on the
q December so. 1909. commenced
N the SHOWS lying In over 100
miles Of eastern Nevada and
IN Titan. The next day volume
sl,r. the equal OF which had never
Known by the oldest settler. COM
N 10 pour down through the
X Valley wash. Ii continued al
'raabaied for two days. and when
Lods began 10 recede. the night OF
I'd 1910. mere than 100
'l the track OF the Salt Lake
lad heen washed out and was q
Is mass of twisted rails. destroyed
4 with thousands OF ties gone.
10 ee recovered. Whole trains OF
,,fe left miles and miles from a
d without a single foot OF track
,sh 20 run. Roundhouses and little
ntlons were In ruins. So complete
Y Washout that practical railroad
ali. "The company wfll never even
4 10 rebuild. And perhaps they
jrstiiied in this opinion. for It was
HI washout. and by far The most
pus that the company mad Vet
.. Here are the dates OF the
lts the road has suffered and the
t'orc trains were again in opera
e.geeu Salt Lake City and Los
=,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26

Tribune Reporter Printing Co.
66 West Second South st. Phone 71S.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-26

School Girls $50 and $3.50
Shoes; low heels and wide toes,
in guumetal. calf. Wei kid, pat
ent leather: sizes 2ia TO 6; D.
f. and EE width, all &9 %
90 in this sale at. ~AsOO
Odd lots CT 92
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-22
erful Hosiery and Underwear Bargains

pink, blue or white; $100 and 75c val
ues. Sale price, each. ......... 500
35c Knit Pants 27c
Women's fine ribbed knit pants, made
with tape or band top, tight or lace knee;
35c values; sale price, pair. PIC
Women's Union Suits 33c
Women's gauze union suits, low neck,
sleeveless, lace yokes, fitted knee or lace
trimmed; all SOC values; sale price,
CCCH DOG
FIRST FLOOR.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-22

Plain or fancy yokes, low neck and
sleeveless. While these vests last, they
will sell at, each. SO
THREE will sell for only. 49,. .25t
Women's 25c Hose 15c
Women's light weight cotton hose, in
black and all colors, made with double
heels and toes, with very elastic tops;
Csc hose, a pair ..................1 5f
TWO pairs for .25r
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-22

WOmen'S Lace Hose &c
One big lot of women's drop thread
lace hose, in black only; all zoe values.
Sale price, pair. .................9 Sc
Children's Hose TIC
Fine ribbed silk Isle hose for children,
in black, brown, blue pink or white; 25c
hose, on sale, pair. .17f
Women's $1.00 Vests for SOC
Extra fine quality Isle vests, with
fancy hand crocheted yoke; shown in
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9dsIits Giaasaes Desba. DteaHab 60 xeptsmbes

ols qrdfibeiriihafts Hanbihnt duf-
treten au t0nnsn. gu unierem Be
hauern kmerfen mir, bab bieie MnIiht
niht bios In srobtapitaliitifhen, fon=
bern auh in biireerlihen RreiIen
8ldubise finoet. Sotpeit es Die 2sb.
teren. beren llrtbeil olIein geahtuns
perotsnt. betrifft, 10 lam suseitanben
fpsroen, boB iie elmer neuen grihei=
nune eeseniibsr itebsn. 2eute, bic iih
nit ppIiiiTden 4ngeleeenbeiten befaiz
len nno teinen perI0nlihen 0ortbeil
Dor Iueen bobsn, iinb bislang cine
sroBe SeItenbeit getpeien, aber bamit
1T niht beipieien, Oab es nidt AUDI i'm
Offentlihen 2eben ipir.enoe Qotrioten
gsben tann. Sn WirtIidteit iinb Fis
jeBt in bieism 2anbe fsbr sohlreih.
Sm lanbnir.5ItoftIiden Departe=
ment iinb pieIs junge 2euie bon reis
dsn 5amilien tbdtig. bic fir Elm Gus
ldr arbeiten, ba5 nah ibren 0erbdlts
niHen rein npmineq lit, bios Inn bem
8emeinpobl gu oisnen. pinhot. Der
Gkrforiter 4. g., iit elm WilIionen
rei6sr Ronn. 5iaerIid bot er nibt
tpseen oes SaIdrs oosr fonitigen fl
nansisuen 8ort5eiIs i'm Sort De-
purtement genirtt, Ipnoern aus rein
patriotifden Grlpd9ungen. Sir ibn lit
es eine feititebsnoe SbatIdte, bab Die
ameritdniIhe Ration benz llntsrgang
aerpeibt lit, fpern lie ibrs maloungen
niht befer fhcNt. 0espesen fpibmet
er Ieiue aanss ,3ejt unb fogar ieine
9ripatmiitel be- Iaitation fir beFsre
WofopfIeae. BON oenislbsn patriot.
ihen 8ereoariirocn miro 9ooiepelt
1eIeitst. Sein gl9itationsfeIb lit Die
Sitttidfeit in ber qolitit uno Ssber
lpeib, fpie briroerb mir hiefsr beDiirs
fen. llnIer oor'tr poIitiidsr Sprpsr
III, trie bic Gnt5UlIuu1eu zines ieoen
gaQss errpeiTen, pm Gorruption burdhz
feutt unb er tot ts iih sur aufgabs
qsmatt, aIls, reIf)e bic Notion in
ioIter Weiie rtrQiften, Sur 8erants
portung gu sisbcn urb neue einrids
tungsu gu id)afisn, ipelhe benz llebsl
ittuern. Wir nuroeru uns niht, bob
er NrIGumbet rirb. Tds ipor oas
2oos zines iebtr RsTormators. 2lber
Die biirgsrli6en Greiie. fir bsren
Stub er sintri.: unb in bsren sSnters
sTe er iih obmu5t, ioIIten bod Iein
ebIes Wirtsn ru5meH uuo es niGt psrs
bddtiesn.
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eokal:Dtrtd)t


Jr oem 9eitriasn 5neit.n Spit! oes
9purnjera 3tpiiten uniersn rReos"
uro ben ,Gudtsrs" in Qhilaoelphid
bebicnter Goipdr unD IlcGsan ons
Ccihub fir uns esssn 2tortu uno
Cooin fir Die 1egner. Gaipsr ipuroe
i'm I. 8ange our6 5romms obgeIDr
I'm einen oasbslfenosn betpdbrten
GtIaosr ans Bat 81 brir8en, mas
ft inbfsn aIs nuBlos erpiss. Die
9bi.uoeIphicer aeponnen ben Sieg,
neil iie beTer ipielten oils bic Rtos.
Gie matien 6 5reffer uno ieinsn Jsbs
Ier deaeu uriye 5 grefier UNI 2 Iebs
Ter. Ilc9tan 'iherte einen oysiba'fgen
unn Ulitdeu einsn SeimlauIs Ireffer.
geibe Stsuoerer periten.tsn js 3
TreipdHe our ]. 8ois. S'0ap uno
Brennan iungirten aIs Die Stisoss
rihter. 8yif'itb perfpritt iur beuls
uno mor9tn beHers Reiultate.
RsuItat bes eti.rigsn
SpieIes:
Cincinnati 010100000--2
Qhiidbelpbil 1000*-4
Regen perbinbsr.. sti.srn bic fir
Yep Yort, grooilpn unb Bottom aui
hsm programm iiehenben Spisle nit
Ct. 2ouis, Chicago unb pittsburg.
Ssute glatmiitag briites Spisl bss
Tournisrs 5piihen rReos" uno~ Guas
ters".
9ur6 unirs seiirise Nieosrlas. fno
mir ipisbsr oui ben 5. plas Der Rangs
lift. e. GjOiiion) binabgtiiisstn.
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eht. Der 4rieo nid,t nit Sunberttans

iebt, Der arieg niht NIT Sunberttans
Iennen, fonbern nit Willipnen BON
Solbaten Qefiibrt pirb, ipieIt bic
Sanopoa Soloaten, bic Iih in einem
sseItunqsperte befinoen, teine Rolle.
Sogar Die 6eitung ielbit tann einsn
ipeientliten Wertb niht beanipruhen.
3enten mir uns, baB ale &iiItenIortts
fitatipnen 3eutIhlanbs in engItihe
Sdnoe fielen, 10 pdre oamit Oeutih@
lambs SdidIal nod ionge niht be1lsz
gelt. Die GntIdeibung piiroe BON ben
grobsn 6eeresmufen i'm 6eIoe abhdn@
9en. Sm llebrteen umIhtpebt auh
tein sSeItunsspert Elm unburhorinslis
der S6leier. Die 4nlogen uno Die
innsre 4us Itattung iino iiberoQ 9Ieih.
Man peib, baB IN elmer SeItung ild
pieIe 9anpnen befinoen, oab ptele M1is
men gelegt iinb uno iiberaa Elm 8enlrr
pon StaheIordbt3duuen angeIcgt 1T,
um Den 6eino auf3ubnlten. lin ods
3u erfahren, brouht man feline Gunos
ihoIter. IS aeuot oaher leoi8lth BON
GROCER RufItGnoi9teit Seiten5 Der
enqliiten 6eers5z 2eiter. bdB lie bic
entpurbioenbe SpionaQe betreiben uno
iie geben Iih einem gefdbrlihen Dabn
bin, ipern Iie oIauben, bab tie qQes err
reit1t boben, penn s5 ibnen gelin9t,
Die 1TeItungen ein5unebmen. Wenn
oas iber6oupt m0glib 1T, buben lie
QeQen Elm Seer BON 4 Millionen Sols
outen orsut1mpfen. uno Spor Elm Seer
BON oeutIhen SoIpaten uno oefibrt
BON oeutId3en Cffi3ieren. Gs lit rem~
nah bic reinfte Sborbsit BON engItider
Seite, iiberhuupt an einen Srieg gu
benten. 8umal penn man Iich Oer9e9ea<
oaB cine mdhti9e Deutite
Tlotte eriItirt, reIte einem 2onoun98s
osrfufe Der GngIGnoer niht rubig 3us
iduusn lpiro.
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@od)enberidJt oes geiunObeitsamis.

2out Dem 8sriht bes Siatiititerg
5enrp 8ieb purDen In Der persansss
nen Wode i'm 0efunbki.samt 81
5dae bon anitsdenoen aranibsiien
unb II 1poesfdne infolss folder
arantbeitsn ssn,eIbet, segen 81 Grs
trantungen unb 13 ToDesfdIs in ber
paraleInohe Deg porigen Sabres. auf
Die ein3sInen arantbeiien peribeiIen
iih Die 5dIe Ipie folst: Shpinbiuht
"a Grtruntun9sn unb Is 9obesfdae;
Sdarlahiisber. neun grtrontunssn
uno Elm 3oossfan; Dipbtbsritis. neun
ertrantunssr; 9npbusfieber. iisben
grtruntungen; Rofs. Stpei grtraniuns
gen; Geuhbuiten, cine ersrantung,
inb Woiern Elm 1obesfn1.
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0esen Den pripntpoli5iifen Gonarb
Barr BON Der Court unb Gin Strabe
purbe seiiern bel Woblfabrisbirettor
Scott email cine antlass iDesen
tbdtlihsn qnsriffs erbcben. Rop 6.
0ernrbn bon SO. 225 Weit Yeunte
Strabe bebauptet. boB er am Samitag
obne isben gruno BON Barr ibdtlih
angegsiffen uno mibbanoelt lporbsn
fei.
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Sie SerSadtisuus HDpiepelts.

Die DitIi6e greiTe 5iebt ipieber alle
Regiiter oes 5afes uno 3ornss gegtn
RooIeoelt auf. SbpobI er iih niht
in berantportlider Steuung beFinbst,
totro ihm bic S6ulb an ollen 9inaen,
bic nitt befrieoisenb limb, 5ugsI6ries
ben. W2un idgt. er itahele Die gegebrs
liAtett Der WafIen an unb beruriate
oaour4 Elm gefiibl bes Mibtrauens in
ben beIisenben 3rsiien, bas iia pors
ne6mlih i'm Qttien@Wartt ipabrnebms
bar ma6t. Der in einem Ietbarsif6en
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SrieffaIten.

g. .. +. - Iltosm beibe Seiten
3u Worte setommlu, eratten mir Die
fOntroDeris, iotocit unisrs Spaltsn in
9e.radt tommen. 1Is abaeihlohen.
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pdrtiQt, oaB cine mGttt9e DeutIte
6totte eriItirt, peIte einem 2onoun9ss
perfufe Der GnglGnoer ni6t rubig 3us
'ddusn lptro.
Sr Der 9}ew 0prter Goening qoit
finben mir einen b0hIt intereTonten
glufIob, lpeIder nahpeiIt, boB Die erIte
4nrequn9 CUR Shonung unIerer 0f=
f.ntIjten Toriten BON Carl Shur3
ausQeqanQen lit. 2lI9 er i'm Sabre
1877 unter SAINTS bd8 Setretarilt pss
ISnneren Ubernubm, 60rte man bon pis>
len Sejten Vrote'te q:gen Die 8erufung
oes 2lusIGnoers unD .Tut6man" 3u
einem IoIh ho5en Gotten. Sdur3 lie.
ferte Iebr bold ben gepeja, bob II elm
nIuttman" mar. ipe3ie1 IN ieinem
&f fir GtrIihteit uHb oe1:n
9eridpenour9 oe5 nationaten Gi9en
tbums. Gtner Ieiner eriien 1baten
mar eine Jripettjonsreiie ourt Die
Observation-Disclosures unO 3u IeineT
GntTeBen bobuht.te er, pte Die 06lz
Der pertpUitet uno 0os 6oI3 geItohIs1
puroe, ia bub io8ar &rie9s1hjffe Der
8er. Staoten oa3u perlperbet purbe,l,
nm fir bic Giebe bus 8sitobIene 6oI}
gu tronsportiren. Sdur} rihtete in
Ieinem 3abreaberidt cine briuqenoe
Gmpfeblun4 an ben &onoreb, >porin
bus ErTte mar, bic Dffentlih;n Bats
ounqsn DOR 3erItorung gu bepohrsn
uno bic berpiiiteten QGnoereien tpiss
Der Quf7uforften. Die 2Intmort bnrduf
mar, oob Der &or9reB bic 0erpIitun9
oeIeBlit out 6jeb. 1ogeQen tonnts
S6ur7 rjtts ausrihten, cber NIT um
10 qr0berer Gnerqie trdrote er ii6 9ez
oen bic 9souug.nen Shreibsr be-
6ol9oiebe, nefte bic 9erpii'tun8 II
rettfertj9en iu6ten uno S6ur}s eng
ter3ioen unameritoniihen 6elit" per-
Ipotteten. Die 2lntporten, bic Stur3
oomoIs ertbeilte, biIoen nod heute un=
nioerleelite 0rgum;nte. Gr lpies oar
ruuf hin, rpie Spanier, emit Die Horrs
TANNER bes alten Rom. buyt GntpoIs
ounQ perooete uno odB in un'erem si=
qenen 2onoe Iih Ihon sine folhe Dics
tun9 fUblbGr lemaht hG6e, od burh
2(63Dl3ung Der Qoironoods Ole Wafs
Iermenoe i'm 6ubion unb UlDbapt
IA um 30 biz 50 Bro3ent berminoert
babe. Rur nit 8ebauern fam man
oordn 3uriitoenten, DAP S6ur8 in
oamaliQsr Set 10 tpenig 9eattung
funo. S6on feline GmpfehIung. mebs
rere 8qtdiQone Splbaten oIs Sort
bitter gu Derpenoen unb lie in Der Be
tGmpfurq bon Walbbrdnben gu unters
rihten, pUr0: Dem Qunbe einsn Walo.
6eItano qeiitert baben, beTen Wert6
jebt in bic W2iQiaroer eeben unb eine
rertbpoGe Ginnahmequsue fir bic
Ration bilbeu rpiroe. 9oh fpie oGe
mGnner, Die iih hem Gjemeinpo6l
opfern, bate er bic Genuqt6uung. bag
feline 0orte ntdt gGn3Iid ungs60rt
0erhol1ter. @on Dem 1age an, ba er
ben MaIoIdub preoiote, nabn,en bic
0entenDen W2dnner bieIes Ganbes bic
s5Dee ouf unb berbrsiteten tie i'm 8olte, |
70 bdb RooiepeIt unb 4}tndot einen
gut borbereiteten 8ooen farbsn. pels |
der es linen erm0glifte, Die Regiss |
rungsnaloun9en Dor 0ouioer Gusrote
tung 3u retten, uno tpie ginhot foot. |
.niht einen 9lugenblit 3u friib". Iah
neitere flint Sabre Der bisberigen Der |
riiItuno 6dtten ioqar Die Walbunqen |
duF ben WaTieriheioen bernihtst uHo |
oann bate es nit unIerem Qunpe ie6r |
traurig aus9eTehsn. llns Teutfhe |
mus es nit genuqt6uung erfiillen, oaB |
unIer qroBer 2anb5mann einem Der
Di6tiqIten aulturnerte Der Ration bic |
Dege geebnet bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-20
Der Staotrat6.
9em Yrdiioenten Salt wuroe
scitern oas Gbrenbiirscrrcdt
ieiuer Wateritabt perlieben.

Der Demotrat 6ubbarb Rennolbs mar
Der einSige Stabtpater, Der niht fir
ben betreffenbsn Intrag itimmte. -
WortgepldnteI iiber cine projetttrte
Stiibmouer an Der Dort Strabe. -
Der Stabtratb bat GbeIter part uno
llmaeeenb onnettirt. - Die betrefs
fenben Srbinarsen eehen nun ben
GpuntpsapmmiHdren 3u. - Cine
Reibe bon gcncousgaben gutgebeis
BEN. - gtipeauperdnoerung an Der
2uolotu 9lpenue beobiihtist.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-24

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VI Ts1 ~-r1 D. and Ms Jss,
Howard
~ aa4 5L->. Rudolph ]. 80
stopped 1 >ac Fr4neiscc "a. -
1av@ 81 ne Palace Hotel bsts,s
timing % --ElE way u New Ym
1[r. and Mrs Joel c. Cohen ,,.s
Fln- a eA= >-ewa-- Hotel inssss
es-ea, Before returning they vi :
8 sew weeks VIII Ms. Cohen ! a,'ss
WHO. WITH Is Ete. svea. -
months here last water at the +
Hotel.
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= ne recent Ta3leaax given d
members u >a2 Francisco $ sae;.
several 4 the E.-e--iess pie.u.s !.
posed hv rsp1E ladies' who sr
sEowe u Honolulu Three Of ths
comp 1a1-e3 gs-ls were Ms n.
Irwin. Ms Jennie Croker aya M
Kathleen d E79-z. TIE nune,ax d
a-r parties preceding rhe tsblesay =
: mast delightful Fa-- If the wo-a
4 reunion e5-rer Al which ",