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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
BUSINESS CHANCES.
BUSINESS oPPoErUN1r1na

-D0StINGSS yIlANSE0s
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
10 rooms. close IN. on Second
south. Z-year lease. rent So,
oatn. large rooms, nice lawn.
gross Income over S14o
month. price $3.50; $500 down.
Is rooms. modern. two blocks
from Main 81. low rent. dofuu
cap1city business. price sI,4OO.
Good easy terms
- rooms. 4 block from Main
st In center OF city, good fur
niture. S-year lease. rent $40 a
month. II you want an excel
lent place and have 81 900 TO In
vest see US quickly.
~ rooms European hotel. ex-
cellent furniture, now clearing
900 a month. can show books.
long lease. Best location iu
city. IL you have $4,000 to IN
vest see Us.
WE HAVE GOOD BUYS.
SMALL OR LARGE ROONING
HOUSES. HOTELS. GROCERY
sLOkES AND 2 FINE SA-
LO9Na. CALL ON Us 3D.
CURRAN q POWER
euite 1855 Boyd Park Bldg.
Ab@ south Main St
Bel IAs. Ind 1e31.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

Our north store room IS for rent. as
feet long and n feet wide. Shelving
for sale.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
7 WILL SELL AT INVOICE

That's what the owner or
this neat little west side gro
Gerry told US. Rent only $40
per month; two living rooms In
connection. Now making
nice weekly income. Just the
thing for a young couple who
want to be independent. Only
$500 cash required
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

"A GOOD chance to buy out half In
terest In a good business; a fortune
can be made seller hasn't time TO de-
vote his interest TO e., will sell to first
ouyor very reasonable Call Monday
a m = H Burroughs ali r. Sd SO.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
STORE & OFFICE FIXTURES

FOR SALE-Office railing for sale:
desks and chairs for sale cheap. Utah
Furniture Co.. 132 w. I'd South.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A. n. HUMPHREYS.
No. IS West % south st.
Bell 513s Ind. 41S4.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
PARTNER WANTED.

Manufacturers agent. Ieav-
ing an established business.
penses. wants partner to take
charge OF office in this city.
Territory. Utah and Idaho.
Commissions vary from 20 TO
40 per cent. We have investi-
gated this fully and stand be-
hind Il as a first-class pr0D0-
sition. Price. for n full half
interest IN business. stock on
hand. office fixtures. etc.
$1,000. All cash Is not neces-
Rary, II your standing Is right
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
A MERCANTILE SACRIFICE

Stock OF ladies' imported
hats. gowns. corsets, toilet
articles. etc. including COM
plete fixtures. Invoices be-
tween $1,000 and $4,000. You
can get possession at a 80 Ia
per cent discount II you buy
quick.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

I DESIRE to thank all those who
rendered assistance during the sickness
and death OF my wife and to those who
so kindly gave their services at the
funeral and for the floral offerings.
w z. READ
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

CLEANING AND DYEINo
BUSINESS. located In the busy
district and doing a business
OF $1,000 monthly. Two de-
livery wagons on the Job all
the time. A live man can step
into this growing business
with but little capital.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

PUT your money IN Park Crescent
lots instead OF putting 70 In a bank.
which IL apt 70 fail. and that pays only
4 per cent. while Park Crescent lots
win pay from is TO 20 per cent Ander-
on-Cummings Co. s57 South State.
Bell phone s9Sp.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

TEXAS SCHOOL LANDS-several hun
dred thousand acres coming on the mar
ket monthly as ranchmen's leases expire.
for sale by the State. 81 TO IS per
acre one fortieth down. balance forty
years; good farming land: some don't
require residence. Send SC postage for
literature. Journal Publishing Co.
Houston, Texas.
FOR RENT-Desirabl farm OF 100
acres at Centerville. good buildings. In
GLIDING 6-roOm frame house ana large
barn and chicken house. fruit treoa
etc. Address A 80. neutrality-suspicious.
nEA rn-a-- -AD "
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

We are on the cool, shady side or
rho street and this would be n good
spot Tor some one looking for a snap.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

WILL SELL old established whole
sale and retail liquor busine IS In Sc
attic. Good lease. For particulars
write McCielland & Jensen. New York
Blk.. Seattle.
WANT to share better
display rooms with some
other live wholesale repre-
sentative. DO not like
present quarters ADDRESS
Wholesale, Herald Ike
FTGHTEFN claims OF the Deep Creek
cSp 900 Ss SHARES for $1,000
for immediate development work. II
this IS OF interest 70 you. INQUIRE Z6l
South Main. Union block. room >. where
terms TO suit can be arranged
OTHER interests compel eastern
owners to sacrifice established business,
ca pable Of yielding exceptional prof.
it's. for 5000 cash; no additional capital
required An unusual opportunity Ad-
dress V 1s, Heraid-Republican.
wANTED-Man with some money
and lots of gumptiOn and force, to take
n hand in the building and sale OF my
patent vehicle scales attached to wag-
on and designed TO register weight OF
load. Call at No. 54S Z. 10th South and
see drawings.
WANTED-S2OO viii buy an A 1 tall
oring and cleaning business in good
oil town: no opposition: good climate;
lots Of work and good prices Address
J. c. Doerr. circuit, Cal
FOR SALE-Men's furnishing goods
store. owner has too many businesses
to attend to. Fine stand small capital
can handle II. Prospective buyer may
INQUIRE OF the local or Chicago and
New York wholesale houses as to vol
ume Of business done on this old stand.
Inquire 12e w. So. Temple or phone
Bell 1880 Red.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WATCH SALT LAKE,
BIRRELL-sHIPP REALTY
COMPANY
DOS Az AGENT PATf

ASIDE FROM THE FACT
SIDERABLE TINE AND EN-
ERGH BY DEALING WITH
AN AGENT, ISN'T IT REA-
SONABLE TO SUPPOSE THAT
A MAN WHO DEVOTES HIS
ENTIRE TIME TO A SPECIAL
LINE OF BUSINESS is
WORTH EMPLOYING.
WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN
THE BUSINESS OPPORTU-
NIFTY FIELD. THERE IS A
THAT WE DO THE BIGGEST
BUSINESS IN OUR LINE IN
THE STATE. COME IN AND
SEE US
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

WANTED partner In the cleaning
and dyeing business; only ambitious
and people having good references need
answer this ad. New York Cleaning CO.,
f39 East LIST South.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.


PARTIES having goods to ship to
Seattle and the northwest can save
money by comforting with the Red
man Moving Storage Co., at once
Phone sos.
FOR sALE-s5.ooo worth Of house
hold goods. consisting of furniture.
stoves. carpets and ranges. Come down
and pick out what you want and make
US an offer 1Sz W. 20 South
FOR sALE-Furniture of s-room pri-
vate boarding house; house full of
bOarders and roomers; house for rent:
good location a. +. 9Th SO.
YOUR old furniture upholstered and
old mattresses made new by the Utah
Bedding * Mfg. Co. Phones 3sS. Call
US up for Information
FOR SALE-Furniture enough for
seven seven rooms. good as new, for $500.
sired. house for rent
FOR SALE-The furniture OF 4-roon
house, complete, at bargain. II taken
at once: house for rent: close in: best
location 261 So. I'd East
FOR sALE-A medium sized refrig-
orator. good as new, cheap 123 Popu-
lar arcade. bet. I'd and Sd W. and 7th
and Sth So.
TUX CAlE-One IOunQ extension
table. typewriter desk, dressers and all
kinds of new and second furniture
Lach's. 142 West LIST South
FOR SALE-RanBe. cupboard and a
few other housekeeping things. 2s6 So.
I'd East.
FOR sALE-A $500 go-cart. nearly
new. VIII sell for $500 II taken at
once eco East Sd So, No. In rear.
STOVES-Eot blast heater and range.
also library table good as new and
very cheap. Phone Bell 16O4-K.
FOR SALE Fine can nat cases and
hoe shelving. also sec hand show cas-s
I. Wathsrbee iss and 80 " list So
FOR sALE-A fine brass bed, ma
hogany dresser and mission dining
IA bic: a bargain. Ind 2110.
FOR sALE-Coal range and wash
ing machine. cheap. s71 E. 4th South.
FOR sALE-Range, ST.. 22s West
Paxton eve, between 9Th and 10th So.
FOR SALE-New three-burner gaso-
line stove. cheap: % Z. 9TH SO.
WANTED PARTNER.
WANTED-A partner In the cleaning
and dyeing business; only ambitious
and people having good references need
answer this ad. New York Cleaning Co,
f39 East LIST South.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

Farms from TO co acres. from one
to ten miles southeast Of the city: both
improved and unimproved.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
CARD OF THANKS.

wish to extend my heartfelt
thanks 20 all who assisted me in the
sad bereavement of my daughter. Lu-
ella II. Mortensen. who died June 10.
and especially to the Woodbine circle
No. Al MRS. z NJ. MORRISON.
las West Fifth South.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

FOR SALE
LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN7
Boarding house in the best smeiter
town In the state: always full Board
etiara nteed BY the company No chance
TO lose. 500 per month profit. $500
will handle Inquire Of the Empire EN-
ployrnent Agency. No. 3 West I'd South
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
HOUSES 10 RENI-

FOR RENT-New, strictly modern.
seven rooms. laundry. hardwood pol
ished floors. gas range. hot water heat
er. linoleum. mission finish. bungalow
style inside. best view In town. Have
lease for ff6 month. but will sub
lease for $40 to right party. Four
blocks from center of town Bell phone
214S.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

Treat yourself square and at
least Investigate our PROPOSE
tion8.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

PARTIES having goods to ship TO
Seattle and the northwest can save
money by comforting with the Red
Phone sos
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

ESTABLISHED meat and grocery
business: Will sell al invoice: northeast:
good location, new building long lease
Reason. insufficient capital Address
A "a. Herald Republican.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

80 acres improved IN Cottonwood.
Including nice 7-rOom brick house,
barns, etc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-06
GERMANY Is 4
 NATION 0F RULES
And Each One Is Construed to
 to the Letter.
VERY AMUSING INCIDENT
bound System-Extra Fare for Being Carried Past Desti-
 nation-Absurd Cases

From the New York Tribune
 So far as obedience to the letter of the law goes Germany should be known as the land of the orthodox if you put a German man in uniform and give him force, you may go to China or the North Pole and stay there as. long as you like, confident the while that your. rules are being enforced word for word. As con sequence there is no better land in the world than Germany for one who wishes to learn how words, mere words meet situations. It is not only the stranger travelling there who has tales to tell along this line, but also Ger man subjects themselves.
 Not long ago a German lawyer was re- turning from Cologne to Berlin. His home is in Charlottenburg. a suburb of the city, and as he wished to get off there rather than at the terminal in Ber- lin. he bought his ticket only as far as this suburban station. The train was scheduled o,stop there. He stood on the platform ready 10. dismount as they ap- preached Charlottenburg, but to his sur piASo anu dHSSl tiic tidiu AoShSd past without stopping, and never slowed up until it drew under the great hood of the Lehrter Rahnhof in Berlin.
 It is the custom in Germany for pas sengers tickets to be collected not in the train, but as they pass out through the gates at the station. When the agent noticed that the gentleman's ticket read ton. but that the train had not stopped him peremptorily. How was this? Did he not know that he had bought ticket for place short of his destination?
 The lawyer explained that he had wished to get off at the suburban sta tion, but htat the train had not stopped there. He also said that the conductors all along had accepted his ticket, and he finished by impatiently declaring that the companys blunder had caused him a great deal of inconvenience. With that he started to pass out.
 sUp to- the Director.
 'Haltt" cried the ticket man. "I shall have to take your case before the di- rector here. It is against the rules for you to present ticket to me which does not read to this station.'
 After a long consultation among the authorities 1t was decIoed that the pas senger must pay the fare from Chariot tenburg to Berlin and return. and in ad- dition, fine of 80 pfennigs (2o cents) for trying to pass short ticket. The lawyer had to pay the sums required.
 Don't you see,' he asked, that I could not get off train going at 40
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-06

artists who had set up studio in the at tic of one of the apartment houses in Berlin. They had made their contract with the landlord for the lease of the place weeks before, and had labored over the cleaning and fitting up of the rooms with ceaseless energy. They had decorat- ed the place. hung 1t with tapestries and works of art, furnished it throughout, cut rugs to fit and done the numberless things that one can neither anticipate having to do nor recall after they are done. On this particular morning re- ferred to the sun was streaming in on two happy artists and their finished home. Everything was done, and they were just sitting down to work when some one knocked
 They opened to discover the alarming Spresence of a policeman. He glanced around the place as one who takes a mental list. and then gravely told them they would have to move. In reply to their faint chorus of 'Why?' the blue arm of the law waved at the hangings,
 'Attics are built In houses for the pur- pose of drying c1othes,' he said. You are using 1t as it Is not intended to be used'
 But every one in the house sends his washing out,' interrupted one. The at tic is never used for anything, and the landlord has rented it to us"
 Used for Attic.
 Nothing made any difference. Attics were legally places to dry clothes in. Ob- viously, then. they were not studios. The logic was f1awless. The two victims brought suit, but the decision Is not yet reached.
 Incidents of this sort come to you so unexpectedly that they usually succeed in riding over you. I remember the nrsf time I went into the Munich Royal Li- brary There being ''Silence'' signs all around, asked at the desk for what wanted in a guarded, low tone. The man did not hear and asked me to repeat the name of my book. I uld so in a slightly louder voice. Again he did not hear, and again I repeated. Still he did. not get it. I then spoke my question in the ordinary tone of voice. "Shi" he commanded, angrily. Don't you see the signs around here?"
 But after all why be one-sided? The poor Germans when they come to America often have inexplicable things happen to them. There was, for in stance, a German waiter who had been in this country only few months and whose English was more of the prac- tical than the subtle order. One night several weeks ago he was standing by his table in restaurant in Newark, when an important looking man, ac- companied by a woman, came in. Be- fore sitting down the man said to the waite:
 70 you serve Holsters here?'
 "Yes, sir; take a seat sir,' replied the waiter with a nice bow.
 He does not yet know why the cus- toner angrily called for the head waiter, nor why. after a short consultation, he himself was -ared'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-06
Taray Danger sisnaI.

on the outskirts of certain English village is a steep and dangerous hill. Not long ago an. accident occurred on the spot and the matter was brought forward at a meeting of the council. It was decided to put up danger board and the joiner was instructed to make the notice as conspicuous. as possible.
 ssNever fSAr,' said the carpenter. "I'il rive 'em something to look at
 At the top of the hill he affixed a no- ticc board In the shape of a huge hand pointing down and bearing the words, "stop and dismount." A little further down similar board bore the caution, sYes'ii 5SSsI loon shake handsv at the bot. tom of the hili was tic bigGest board of all. This read. with thu undertaken N. B.-This hill is dangerous"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-19

- Wiife @ora uon WfnDfielo lpran9
Samitag Su Oidlon @itp uon einem
idnea lauienbsn StraBenbubnwaaen,
ftsl nieber uno itieB init bsm Iinfen 9luse
scsen einen Steden; es lit leiht mOgs
lid, bas er Die Sebtraft oes auses uers
lieren niro.
- Soispb- @erritp. Der als Sotpor.
teur Der SnternatiOnal Gert Boot @Om'
panic angebli6 5 6S unteri6lus. muBte
Wfontag fir Elm serihtli6es @rIheiuen
$500 8iir9ifaft ftellen.
Gr.MaDor 8. 8eni. Dimmid lit
Samltas um Nfittsrnabt BON sinem
leAsm06sntliden auientbatt in europa
Suriidgefebrt; er bat feline @eiunbbeit
our6 Die ReiIe beoenteno 9ebeiiert.
- Inter Dem @eiddftsnamsn Sdits
linser Bros. baben Die 0erren @briitopb,
Otto uub Sreo. s. Sbillin9er ii1 Go.
Ala 3inoen StraBe als 0dnbler in SOl;s
uno 3iesel 9aminseiimien, WtarmOr
uub Shiefer fir innenoise Deforation,
uip., uiw., etablirt, babel cine Spe3ia'
litdt BON .3ie9elu fur 5ubbOoen nno Ssi'
tenmdnoe maheno. Serr S5rcO s. Sfil'
finger, Der elm erfubrener Grbeiter In ben
perihiebenen Branhen oes @eIfdfteS
lift, miro oils 8srmnlter Der neuen Sirma
funsire :, bic bereitwilli9it Solteniibers
i6ld9e unb isoe anbere Gusfunft on et'
waise 8unoen seben wirb. @ebr. Sdils
linser iinb entidlo6en, in ieoem Safe
3ufriebenbeit 3u ssbsn uno wer etwas
in ibrer Brande nOtbis bat. fann uers
iibsrt iein, baB bic glrbeit piinttlid, gut
unO Su einem reellsn Preis susfiibruns
erbalien tpiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-19

istiegauSer's SVnsert Sapslie
gu 8allsg 8isw Rart an Der Vaurel 9i.
ME, am Sonuta9 Jtadmitta9. Den %.
Wtai. I'M llbr, msnn oas Better es
erlaubt. @intritt frei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-19
6amlsh.- @ahrenO @eurae Sc

Saiuleb. @dhreno 9eOrse Pslton
uoH bier lsste Wo6s nabe Dem Sadas
marsn 6luB lief, bemerfte er einen Sc
senitano i'm Walier, Der nie elm menih.
li6sr SDrper ausiab. @r besab iia
bierauf In Oas Baiisr unb Sos ben R0r'
per ans llisr, nobel sr Die @ntoedun9
ma6ts, buB es iein 20 Sabre after
Sobn WtileS mar. Der @rtrunfene
bate iid auf ben Siiffans bsssbsn
uub fiel mabrideiulih In sinem epiIsptis
iden Slnfaa, on oenen er lit, in bas
DuHer uno ertranf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-19

- gtuuOeW cle pOtlAel rug OEettuB
Wtoreen an Rapmono Court cine Opt
umb6ble ausgsboben uno pier 5arbise
uerhaitst bate, SBalter Barter, WtuiOr
BrDant, @lubps @lfe uuo sad"
Yr1ant, nuh cine uollltdnoise Hau6-
ausriiitun9 uuo elm Quantum Opium
babel erlanste, erbob Yarter bic Be-
ihulOisuns. oaB Der @bineie 500 500
Doc Don Yeun auenue in Opium ban'
bette. bod founte man meoer cine Gus.
riiituns nod Opium bel ibm auffinben.
itsdte ibn aber trosbem elm. Sreitas
Jia6mittas traf in Der Barfer @obnung
ein Badet aus @bica9o elm, oaS Opium
eutbielt uno oann muroe bic @bica9o
Boli,ei benahr6ti9t uno oes abienoers
Jtame ibr mitsetbsilt; Die bieiise POli'
3ei erfldrte. oa6 iie einen @n9ro6baubsl
in Opium entbiut babe. Die fiinf
Yerbafteten, Der @bineie unb bier Jie.
ger, wurben Samita9 na6 einem Der
b0r in &rmanseluug uon ie $500 SEr9s
idaft Dem @eidnsniB iiberianOt. slm
slelden Gag er9riif bic Poli,ei cine luei'
tere Spiumieuoung an Yarter, Die pon
YbHaoelpbia ein9etrOffen mar. Die
Snnoesbeamten iino pom Der Sa9e In
SenntuiB seiest worbeu uuo es lit m6ss
lid. bab cine Sruiube se9en Opium
bGnoler erfolSen wirb.
-3u Wiooiic, nabe Mfiller's gBalb'
fen. ereisnete iih cine Sentuns Der
Sberfld1e, melhe brei @obnbduler be
iddoiSte unb Die SSaiierrObre Der Sprins
YrOof g8nGer @ompanie brad. Der
anseridtete SdaOen bstrd9t an $4,000.
= BsiI ausebtd 5ruu Sallie Sau
BON Simplon Yatd. nabe Durpea,
oarauf beitano, baB ibre Is Sabre alte
Godter Wturp siuen Stuliener beiratbs.
nabm bas Oi6Ohen in ielbitmOroeriiAsr
slbiiht cine Doiis Slit, Die lif aber
niht itarf senus ermies. 6aber niht Die
gewiiuIdte 9Sirtuns bate.
= @twa 1900 slnseiteute Der Slb
Sor9e 3ste Der Pennipluania 3ohlen
@ompanie 9iusen am Oienlta9 on ben
Strsit, neil ibnen aussbIih Su uisl abses
;osen uno aud turjes @ewidt 9eseben
muroe.
- Der Yermalter oes grmour Sc,
bGuoes an adlter StraBe berihtete Der
PoliSei am Dienita9, oaB @inbreher
ben Plas I'M Sbinfen uno Butter i'm
lBsrtb uon uuseidbr $40 beitablsn.
Sehs ansetrunfene Staliensr
itellten iih SOnutas in Der polniiden
9iieberluliuns uuf Der rHiose" 5u grh.
balo Gin uuo idOhen Sulest ibre RsuOl'
Der auf bic an9eiammslten Polen ab,
obue jeboh irseno iemano 3u treiien.
Dann fam bic Stautspolijci angeOOu.
nert uuo usrtrieb bic blutoiirittseu a,rle,
uon Oenen orsi ipdter I'M Gag uerbaftct
wurOen uno S. Straie uno Soften be-
,nhfsu r1u6ten
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-19

OuC QUO DOlpllul IuI SWIUlHOS
iiihtise uuo Die Spislpldss fir Sinoer
iiuo ourd 0iientli6e Subicription uno
cine 9beateruoritellunS iibsr $12, 900 er'
lanst worosn.
- 9tah Dem Beriht SeS Bureaus
Der @elunobeit ereigneten ii1 bier i'm
lesteu Wfonat 296 @eburten >iuo 159
2ooesidlle, unter lesteren is our6
Sbwinoiuht.
= @uituu YorSt. Der felt ben lssten
sebn Subren In Der Ban DDte Yiano'
iabrif auseitellt mar, lit uerfloiiene
9SOde I'M Dahnemaun Soipital ssitor'
ben. Die 8eiiseun9 eliolste pon
SbOnielo's Seihenbsitattsr Yarlors aus
i'm Baibinaton auenue Srieobof. nobel
BaitOr u. .. 9allenfamp ben 2rauer-
oienit leitete.
- Die Shneiber Salrp unb 2bo-
mas Souliau, melhe an spruce Strabe
eiu 9eihGit betrieben uno am 1. april
ueri6wauoen, nobel lie Iisben anSise
Oon Snnoen mitnahmen, muroen 6tei-
tag in 9iewurf, u. g., oiusfeit ssmudt,
Suriidsebraft unb ON Samita9 nah
einem Ysrb6r auf bic glrtla9e bes Disb'
ltabls oem @efdn9niB iiberianot.
- Die @ros9eidnOreneE, pel6e felt
ben lesten iWei 9Doheu Die Sdulbe'
h0roe uuterluhten, weroen iih audi
nod oiele Wode nit Der gln9ele9snbeit
beiAGiti9en, oenn oas @eribt oronets
am Samitas Elm Iolfes an. oamit Die
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