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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-01-28
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From Our Regular Correspondent

From Our Regular Correspondent
Washington, D. G., Jan. 22.-Dur-
ing the past week Washington has had
more than its usual complement of
Congresses, for besides the Chronic
Congress, or the one we always have
with us on the Hill, there has been here
Congress of Governors of the States
and the Civic Federation Congress. In
asmuch as one of these Congresses was
composed of the Governors of the States
it is not necessary to add that it was
distinguished gathering, but the Con-
gress of Civic Federation was also COM
posed of distinguished men whose
names are familiar to readers through
out the United States. Both of them
were addressed by the President and by
Senator Root and other distinguished
men while members and senators at
tedd their meetings. They were enter
tanned at the White House, at clubs
and by residents of the city. When
President Taft appeared on the stage
at the first meeting of the Congress Of
Civic Federation, he was received with
enthusiastic applause and made hap
ply; extemporaneous address. But the
most significant incident of the meet
ing was on the following day when Mr..
Clifford Pinchot was announced to adj
dress the Federation on the subject OF
conservation. There can be no doubt
that in this distinguished representa-
tive assemblage, he and the cause he
represents is the one nearest the heart
of the people at the present time. His
address was admirable in that it was
free from personalities. He said in sub
stance: ga plague on both our Houses.
Forget investigations, or at least put
them aside for the present and let us
pass legislation to prevent the piracy
of national resources and enable us to
secure them for all the people and fol
prosperity"
1t will not be news to you that the
national government and congress have
been impressed with the force and the
importance of the wide spread move
ment to reduce the cost of the necessa
ries of life. This is, indeed, a vita
question and it appears to be permeat-
ing every nook and corner of the coun-
try. There will be Investigations by
the Secretary of Agriculture and hi!
many field experts, by Congress ant
by learned and unlearned Throughout
the country, and after investigation ha
done it's perfect work it will probabl!
be found that everybody knew in III
beginning the real causes of the rise il
the cost of food stuffs. Meanwhile,
the people of the country have nerv
enough to continue the boycott .ol
meats, the price of this almost unnec
essary article of diet will come dow
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-01-28

The Baltimore Sun and the Balti-
more World have been sold, we learn,
to the Standard Oil interests, and Mr..
Chas. III. Grasty is to be the editor, the
World to be the evening Sun. This is
carrying out the plan of this and other
great corporations. 1t is through the
press that the public mind is trained,
and it is easy for the corporations to
own all the newspapers and thus do
the training, indeed this is simple, and
requires so small an outlay that it is
strange they never thought of it be-
fore. "Bill' Whitney of New York,
Cleveland's right hand man, was
among the early birds to catch this
worm, and he taught others it's value.
Soon there will be no paper existing or
allowed to exist which does not speak
the language of the tribe.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-01-28

Mrs. d. s. Webb, well known here
as Miss Bonnie Synder before her mar
rage, came on last Friday to the home
of Mr.. r. S. Turk in this city where
she grew up. She had been sick in
FL Paso, Texas, but had sufficiently
recovered to be able to travel. Mr..
Webb came with her, but has return
ed to Atlanta, Ga, where he is in bus
mess. Mrs. Webb will stay here until
her health is improved.
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RELIGION AND POLITICS.

The Anti-Saloon League has just met
in Richmond. 1t went there to show
to our Virginia legislators that it ex-
listed In dominant if not in dangerous
form, indeed that it is power in the
land, and that its voice must be obey
ed, because, as some of them say, their
voice is "the voice of God." Just how
much they did intimidate or influence
our members of the general assembly
we are not apprised, but one thing it
did and that is to show the cloven foot
of politics. 1t demonstrated it's real
motives. it informed the people that its
protested object is morals, but that its
real object is politics. 1t will take hold
OF the State as the slavery party took
hold Of the Nation, with fire and
sword, with war and bloodshed: if not
possible otherwise, to get it. Our new
ly elected governor was there, indeed
Solomon in all his glory could not hold
a candle to him. He presided, and he
gave countenance and aid to the most
radical ideas entertained or expressed.
He was somewhat the push ''excusin"
of course of Rev. DR.. James Cannon,
the Rev. DR.. J. w. McAllister, and
Rev. DR.. Pitt. These of course allowed
none to excel them in good works or in
the glory of their achievements. There
is one thing which at first gave fiat
tsring hope to those whose salaries de-
pend ON the liberality of the contribu-
tons, and that was the five million
said to have been given by Jawn d.
This great Rockefeller gift did not or
has not materialized, and there is
gloom, this oil was not poured on the
troubled waters. But they had some
things to be thankful for, they had
and have Governor of Virginia.
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tons pocket If, again, the insurance
companies pay them they are the ser
wants not of the State, but of the in
surance companies. We have called
attention on former occasions to a
great truth in this connection: "Even
the OK knoweth his owner, and the ass
his masters crib"
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-01-28

Among those mentioned for the col
lectorship of internal revenue for the
eastern district of Virginia is Mr.. John
B. Locke of Newport News. Mr..
Locke was formerly a resident of Staun-
ton, and has many friends here who
hope he will land the place. Many ef
the leaders of his party have endorsed
him.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-01-28
Retail Grocers Organize.

Last week the retail grocers OF the
city held meeting in the Y. Nj. Z. A.
auditorium and effected the organiza-
ton of the "Retail Grocers' Assocla-
tion.n They will meet every Tuesday
evening at the same place. The follow
ing officers were elected: President, j..
G. F. Bell; president, Geo. Bowers;
secretary and treasurer, M. Gunther
Hoge.
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the back are also symptoms that tell you
the kidneys and bladder are out of order
and need attention.
What To Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulflls almost every wish in correcting
rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys,
liver, bladder and every part of the urinary
passage. Corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity of being compelled to go often
through the day, and to get up many
times during the night. The mild and
immediate effect of Swamp-ROOt is
soon realized. It stands the highest be-
cause of its remarkable
health restoring prop Hls5EIll 57aRf9S
critics. If you need ,,ffkk:::is s s=.azE::..3
medicine you should :: ::.::ss..sE :.= .::::
have the best. Sold by ssfzzg Rf3
druggists in ffty-cent zsEa:|sE.l5
and one-dollar sizes. Home Of sw.mp-koos.
You may have sample bottle sent free
bymail. Address DIR. Kilmer & Co., Bing-
hamton, N. Y Mention this paper and
remember the name, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, and the address, Binghamton,
N, Y, On every bottle.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-01-28
Friday, ian. %. 1870.
DISTORTED HISTORY.

OF course as time wings her inter-
minable fight she leaves in her track
fewer and fewer Of those who fought
in the late civil war. In as much as
those who still live, and their descend
ants who have not been drawn into
the monied vortex of the North, or be-
come Office holders under Republican
administrations, and now look back
with shame and degradation on the
achievements of their ancestors, try to
pay tribute to those Southern heroes
who made the annals of American his
tory shine in other countries, if not in
our own, orators are called into requl-
sition who took no part in the war be-
cause of youth, or who have read his
tory only as distorted for present use.
In doing so they often obtain not only
poor oratory, but oftener have present
ed figures and statements of purported
facts, which astound those who know
the real facts and figures.
Senator H. D. Money of Mississippi,
undertook on Gen. Lees birthday to
expatiate on the character of that
great man, and to tell something of the
army arrayed against him. Now the
Senator must have guessed at the facts
he stated, because he can hardly find
them in any book. He stated there
were more than one-third Of negroes in
the Northern army, and about 10000
renegades from the South. The official
records show that there were 2,77S,3
men in tho Northern army; of these
whites from States in the Confederacy
316, 424; negroes $4,000. These figures
do not accord with the Senator. 1t is
unfortunate that when men of stand
ing, such as Senators from Southern
States, make statements they do not
procure them from official, or from
records approved by some competent
authority. Yet they do not, and seem
to draw either on poor memories or
guess at facts. Possibly they go to the
Century Dictionary and Encyclopedia,
which for pure and unadulterated ly-
ing ON historical subjects of the civil
war, has no equal in the land. The
Senator's statement that the man who
received Gen. Lees sword was the
greatest soldier in the world is in line
with other statements. In the first
place nobody ever received Gen. Lees
sword, in the second place if Gen.
Grant or any other commander with
the army Grant had, had failed to
overrun Gen. Lee, the people of his
country ought to have relegated him to
an asylum for imbiciles. Still we have
no disposition to underestimate Gen.
Grant. His terms of surrender were
all that could have been expected, and
in many respects he was great man
The Legislature of Virginia is now
wrestling with the only Legislative
problem that troubles States or Ma
tions. How and where they can fine
more subjects of taxation, and lay the
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-01-28

q u k0uSl SC0l-
1llent, or settling,
stringy or milky
appearance often
indicates an un-
healthy ccndi-
ton of the kid
neys; too fire.
quent desire to
pass it or pain in
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-01-28
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It
How To Find Out,

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours;
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-01-28
The Problem OF the Railroads

is the result of series of confer
ences with President w. C. BROWN
of the New York Central Railroad,
President E. P. RIPLEY OF the At
Gibson Railroad, President RALPH
PETERS of the Long Island Railroad.
It presents this subject of national
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-01-28

The Legislature of Virginia is now
wrestling with the only legislative
problem that troubles States or Ma
lions. How and where they can find
more subjects of taxation, and lay the
tax burdens heavier on the people.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-01-28
The Mysterious North Star

by GARRETT P. SERvISs, the emil
nent astronomer, is an article OF
unusual interest which discloses
many hitherto unknown facts about
this extraordinary planet.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-01-28
n Maanificenf Illustrations

selected from among thousands OF
subjects, exquisitely printed with
fine art tone inks. Among these
nictllrpS are
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Color Section

published, printed in color on fine
enamel paper; any one of these
above would sell at SO cents in
any art store.
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80 Full Page Plates

every one worthy frame. There
is also special section which con-
tains eight of the most beautiful
photographic art studies ever
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-01-28

health restoring prop
critics. If you need a
medicine you should
have the best. Sold by
druggists in hfty-cent
apd oua-do11or cizeS
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Die esbeb6roeu batteu cine
Qiff aH6etnennet

Sn Retp yort unter Der anslag. oss
@robbiebitobls 0erbaftet.
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Jn(anO gelegrap6

,Stl II NJ Z Q tIHet u u U.
Nornalf, g., IA. Sept. Jrau
gorneIid 0ibion. Satin bon g. 9.
Dibion. einem Gapitaliiten. bdtSelbits
morb kgansen. inbem iie iih in bem
Reierpoir bes WaHertpert 0epartez
ments ertr6ntte. sic mar felt Iansea
rer 3eit trdntIih.
3ur grmuthisuns bes
Hiertonfums in
Merito.
mafbington. .. g.. Ia. Sept.
Tim ben Diertonium 81 ermutbisen
bat bic meritontihe Resieruns etner
Nierbrauerei I'm Gtaote Sindlnu cine
ausfdlieblihe Ron,sHion ertbeilt uno
bic Rompasnie braudt in fiinf3ebn
Sobren ieine Gteuern au bt5obler.
go berintet Der Ser. Stdoten 0i3e.
tonful Barter aus Wosatlan.
Die 1rautonjefion tpurbe bon ets
ner Romposnie erlnnst. Die unter ben
Oeieben bon Mri3cna intorporirt III.
Bier toitet in Ginaloa $16 bos Reg;
sJlninenbier toitet 12f Gents pei
pint. i'm Grobsn. mas ein Equivalent
BON $50 per Dbl. ausmnht. Der
Uiaetonful beriHtet. bdb zine Giss
fabrtt IN Nerbinhuno NIT x>er 0ssuerei
sssif ~ nsSluL ,ptsh :,
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biiion ber 0erfdiIung beauftragt 1T.
Der 4onig mahte bic 4bgeorbneten
barauf aufmertiam, bab iie fid nur
nit Der Repiiion Der nidt gu ben5uns
bam.ntalgefeben Der aonititution ses
hDrieen paraarapben 5u beiddftisen
bdtten unb er forberte iis auf, iid ib>
rer idpierigen Iufgabe NIT patrioti>
fdem Gifer bin5useben. bamit bic nu>
tionalen Jbeale in grfullung geben
mohten. Der aronprin5 aonitantin.
foipie Diplomoten unb prominente
Wdnner aner alaHen fiiaten bas pars
lamentssebdube an. Dos neue Regiez
runssprogramm bat bas Bolt 81 sros
bsm gntbuiiosmus bingerifen.
Col. RoofeneIt BON ben
sung ggpptern gea
fhmdbt.
Gent, Shneia, Ia. September.
Die Sabresperfammlung b.s perma@
nenten aommittees Der jung esppii=
lfen partei, bie mad bollitdnbig.r4us
tonomie in Geppten itrebt. ipurbe am
Wittpoh erDffnet unb mebrere Gsppz
ter nabm.n bic 0elesenkit pabr, ben
friikren prdiibenten Rooi.pelt pesen
ieiner in aartJum unb 2onbon sebal=
.ensn Rebsn ihorf ansusrsifen. Inter
ben Shmeihelnamen, nit benen gol.
RooieDelt bee6rt tpurbe, iparen noroiz
ndrer prabler" unb rSelbfperberrliz
DER.
Das Gommittse Ihidte eine 9epes
ife na6 2onbon, in nelher bic fOfors
tiee Rdumuna bon genpten ieiteus Der
griten perlongt tpurbe. gs tpurbe auh
cine GepIte an ben Ghebipen bon
Gappien s.ihidt, in Der bic Wioerhers
ie[ung Der egpptiiden Gonititutiou
Derlangt piro.
Iu 5 iteIIungssebdube eina
geftiirSt.
| gburIeroi, gslaisn, IA. Gspt
Gins Der bier in aonItruttion befinos
li6en Qusiiellunssgebduoe itiirste an
Wittrpoh Elm. Sipei Mrbeitsr !puroer
setObtet uno Di.ie Derlesi.
Gin gbolerafaIl in Rjln
Roln, ID. Sept. Gin Matro'e
Der BON Gansio hierher gefommen III
iit ols holerop.rbddtis in Elm 6OipitaI
gebraht iporoen. Cine baiteriologifh,
llnieriuduns iit arseorbn.t porben.
Werlansen aufbebuns be-
patentnereinbaruug
mil ben Der. Stdds
ten.
Wannbeim. IA. Sept. Si
W.itoeutIts Jdbri,anten 4fociatior
bat AftIIFe ans.nommen. in oener
bic Regisruns aufseforbsrt piro, Der
Ser. Siadt.n bic Observation-Disclosures.
pom %. Jebruar 1909 gu .iinoieen
neil bic 0ereinbarung ben oeutiaeI
Grfinbern, pat.niinbabern unb oel
beutI6en SnpuItrisn i'm allsem.insl
gum Rahtbeil s.reiht. slnoernfaai
liou. bic Resierung cine Reoiiion b.
paientseiese oornebmsn. ourh peIts
ben Nmeritanern eetpife DripiIssisl
aenommen fperbsn, bic ibnen unter be
international.n @ereinbaruns suer
tannt puroen.
lOrsiWise prdIibenten II
panamae erp1blt.
Banana, IA. September. Gi
libsral.n WiteIieoer Der Rutionalper
iammlung ertpdhIten am Waittnod
pablo Mroidmena, Jrsoerieo gopo uni
Rooolip gbiari gum eriten, sipeiten UNI
britten 0ises sprdiipenten Der Republis
4rpIam.na pirb pdbrero oes nod
ni6t abseloufensn 1beilss bes Ger
Minis bss perI.orbeneR prdiioente,
Sbaloia als prdiioent funsiren. aa
orei Mdnner iino 2ikrale. Die ION
i.rpatipen Wiiislieosr Der Hationnlper
iammluns parsn BEL Der Wahl MID
sucedeu.
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9.rhnst 9lufhsbuns bes beutihsames
ri,anifhen patentsUsrtrases.
Veil Ct Der beutihen Jnbuiirie unb ben
oeutiden patentinbakrn S4as
ben 3ufiist.
Die IsropIane bel ben fran3oii4en
Wdnopern.
3eppeIin vIegpiobir

1aben. ben, Ia. S<ptems
Der. Der neueIte Emp beg 3eppeIina
ganons purbe am Wittipoh aeritOrt,
ols has aufii9ifi .3eppelin vi" mad
elmer Grploiion, bic in Der 1allcnboue
iiattfanb, in Glummen oufsins. Gin
pcor 0ubenb Wdnner tpnren bamit
beihdftiet, bos erobe Qufif&iff In Der
Boaonbo[le unter3ubringen, als EN-
Wsnsinbsbdlter in Der binieren GonbeI
srplobir.e, ipobur1 bas sundhft be-
finbIitx 0assYaIlonet ent5iinoet tpurs
be. gilIe onberen 16 4bihiluneen bes
2uftfhiffes erplobirten bann in ihnels
Ier 1olge uno I'm Qusenblid itano bic
ganse BalIonbalIe in beaen Jlommen.
0pn benz auitififf lit nihts iibris
eeblieten als cine Wniie BON oerboges
mem aluminium G,eriiitiperi. Wsehs
rere Mrbeiter erlitten Branopunben.
aber teiner III eeidbrlih perlest. Das
8ensin tpurh ent5iinbet. tpdbreno Die
Mrbeiter nit benz Reinisen Der Utas
fhinerk befhdftigt puren. Die 9ens
sinbebdlter tparen pdbrenobem ssOffs
net, ,poburn bic Gntsiinouns Oerurs
iaht nurbe, 1T aber nod niht besannt.
Wdbrenb Der lesten 18 5ase bal
Der .3eppelin VIZ "a paHagierfabra
ten semaht. 1000 Weilsn 3iiriidgelesi
nnb mebr aIs 300 YaiIagiere bef0roert.
Die Gliise fonben in reaelmdbisen
3piihenrdumen itatt. bdufis bei une
siinitigem Wetter.
Das QuftIhiff. bas btute serit0ri
fpurbe, lit basielbe. bas ben bentuiirs
bigen GIus BON Griebrihsbafen nod
Berlin madte. als graf zeppelin, be,
Grfinb<r. benz aaiier Wilbelm einen
geiud abiiattste. oils bas paHnsiers
2uftf9iff -Deuifhlano1 am 8. Juni
I'm 9euto6urseripoIb 3u grunbe eing
padtete bic beuifde paTasier Cuff
ihiff Nttienseienfhaft ben .3epptliu
We unb inausurirte reselmdBis.
paiIagierssyabrten BON elmer Gtunb,
Bis su brei Gtunben Douer in be,
Nahbarihofi BON bensUoben. Dit
Jabrten iollien Biz gum 30. Septem'
Der fortseiebt iperben, mann. tpie NOR
boffte, Der .Deutfhlanb1 tpieoer II
Dient seiiellt iperben i0nnte.. De,
.3<ppelin w nurbe I'm Sabr 1906
pollenbet, III aber feitbem perdnber'
unb bergr0bert poroen; bic Motors
unb anbtre Mofhinen sur leitnns bei
austfhifies befanben iih in 5ipe
0onbeln, bic am porbertn unb binttrer
Gnbe ongebrdf,t paren. Die Grploiior
fanb in Der binteren Oonbel itnit. Dor
Der Mitie bes luftfdiffes bins ein'
iururi0s ausgeftotiete Roiiite fir 3ebr
VaiIaaiere terob. Die 8eiasung BE-
itonb aus 3tbn Wlann. Das Quftf4if
bate in ben lesten 1dgen eine gang
glnsabl intsreFanier syabrten struadt
an oenen aud pie!e 4meritcntr 1bei
nabmen. Baron Rubolf Golbfhmibt
gaetMnilb bate "a fur nd4iten Jrei
sna asmieibet, mo Il nit elmer Nn5db
Isinsr 5runbe cine 5abrt mad Grdnt
iurt uno snriid nader ipollie- U
bott. fiji, xreis ersldrt. $500 fir bi
erfien srei Gtunben ber GrturIicn q
beaobIsn unb $3.50 fiir kbe iDtiier
Siunbe.
Der Zeppelin w Meg UNI 11.2(
Dormitioes nit au1If a1ahasiesen az
NJ ~ IN be- @i taae ~ ~
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SpIl I'm le Sam I'M $173, 900
beitoblen baben.

SoIl I'm le gam I'M $4,000
beitoblen babeH.
Gbicaso. ii. Sspt. Geo. %.
Fitzgerald. friiber r9eler" i'm gbicaso
llnterihaBamt, muros Ulittpo6 bon
6iifssBunoesmnrftG4 unter Der
antIose perbafiei. an 19. Jebruur
1907 aus benz unt.ridaBamt S173,z
600 sei.oblen 5u baben. 1ytsSeralo
mar am IL. Gebruor 1910 BON Der
gunces sGranoiurp in 4ntIaes3uitono
perieBt, bic 9bdtiade abtr geheim ees
bolten purben. Nm 20. Jsbruar purs
be pertiinb<t, bob tregsn g.riabrung
.ipaise seieslihe gdritte ni6t se>
trofien uerosn t0nr:eR. 9ieies ShNins
manoper purbe MIR xranitoltet. um
gibgeralo, Der fprtDabreno Don BUM
besoetestips Hberfudtt rpuroe, fiter gu
MAIDEN. Der W2anu tuuroe in 'etner
9eriiherungs perboftet, als sr
eben ben Geimlpes antreten poate.
Der G<fonesus puroe na4 Der Office
bes 8unbesmaridaus 5ups eebra6t,
einaeiperrt uno oaun benz Rihter2dHs
big poroefibrt. Dieter iebte i.in.
girafhoft auf $4,000 feit uno lief
i'm ins gountnz8sfdnsniB ubfu6rsn,
als er bieIelbe riat itelI.n ounte.
Die Nnlds. umfabt pier Purtt,
unb lautst auf lluteridldgung uno
9isbtahl. Die 5ohititrofe oafir IL
10 sahr. 3udtbaus uno bic 8erur'
tkiIuna in cine 6elbitrafs, pslte Del
| unterIhlussnen Summe sleia tommt.
gon Der 3sit on. in tuslhsr an II.
sebruor bic asbeime Qntlags erhobsn
tpuroe. tpuroe Don ben 8unoesbeamten
bic nit osr llnteriuhung beItdFtls!
lporn, in alIer Stille ipeitergeorbsItet.
Die antloseitrift befano Iid in einem
G5epplbe in ben gursour bes Der. ct
| DiItrisigeri6ts Glerts, uno TlBs
aeralb rpuros Gag uno Ra6t 6eobah'
tei. Wenn Ct ihlief ober penn sr
pahie, puroe tr in Isiner WobnunG
ooer In ieinsm 0otel bon 8ehelms
bienit 9laenten beobahiet. Setetttps
foloten ibm bon ieiner Dobnung nGt
| ieinem 8eidoIts giireau in Der I'M
teren Stabt. gtqe feline fiHaH3isQ:r
1ransottipner lpuroen eenau unters
| Iuft uno .s puroe feiieeiieui, no uni
tpie .r setpiTs 8sloer anIesse.
| Der Ser. 81. Diftriftonmalt Gina
tpeieert iih 81 iagen, mas rim an
Utittpo6 Osran!cbt bat. bic gsrhaI'
tuna ansucronsn. gr faste nur, oct
er aenua gelpsi5material an 6ane
babe, um bic 9srbuftung rsdsfertIgsr
3u tDnnen.
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bdftuna bic Wobnuns uno bic gi'
reaur sgibgerulos BON GebelTolnit.
aaenten burhiuht ipuroen. gis5t 81
Der 0srmu.buns MnIab, oaB oe,
Msann pGbrsno ots 1ases irsenb Ct
| ipas a.tban bat. tpas feline Werboftune
beihlsunist bat.
/ Ter am 20. 5ebruar 1907 i'm In
krihabamt su Chicago periibte Oieb:
isobl BON $4,000 bat ben gsboroer
bel Gorge ssmaht. Die Summs be
i Ifono ausItlisblih aus $1,000 UNI
i $4,000 Rotsn. Jn ben I.Bt.n brs
| Sabxn rurosn ale perfonen, in De-
rem Beiis $1,000 unb $4,000 Noter
| aefunbsn puroen, often ooer i'm 8e
| heimen beobdttet. Die $173, 900 ma
4 rem aus Der 4btb!iung SSiss.raloi
| i'm unterfhaeamt. no er als Sorti
/ xr uneeiielIt mar, perfdytpunoen. 81
fdgte, bat bas Gelb Derfhpunosn it
| udbrenb Il iih bein, Wittass Sund
befonn. Gr ipuroe ihorf auseefrast
man .onnte ibm ober nihts nuhtDei
4 fen. Damn nurbt e I'm G<beimsl
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panien, uniere Mihisnn. Jnbiona unb
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flag unb Jrsitas; tpenis aenberung in
Der 9emperatur. Shuahe ptrdnoers
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Tampa bon einem llnbetaunien niez
peroefhoiieu uno ihper pertpunbet.
gr BAT ieine 5trmu tpdhreHb bes iesi>
oen Gigarrenma6eritrsits IN ottiper
Weiie Rrtreten.
Der Manor McSan erfldrts tpG6s
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ni6t I'M Stanoe iein 1olte, Qeben unb
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Ri!is in Nuiprn1 nshmsz p<rbk.