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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-11
RETURN OF HUNslcKERs.

Collegyille, Pa, Aug. 11.-Hunsick.
ers from all over Pennsylvania and
from other states are the guests OF
the Montgomery county branch of the
family at a big reunion here today.
Henry A. Hunsick2r, of German.
town, is preparing a family history,
in which he tells the story OF the eight
generations of Hunsickers that have
lived in Pennsylvania.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-11
COL. ROOSEVELT
|NSPECTS FARMS

oyster Bay, Aug. 1t.-Theodore
Roosevelt is inspecting Long Island
farms and farming conditions today
and gathering maerial for farm up
lift movement which he started while
in the White House.
He planned to spend the entire day
visiting model farms.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-11
POPULAR YOUNG
PEOPLE MARRY

Mr.. Charles n. Pruitt and Miss An
ME Lee Bolton were married here to-
day at 1880 by Rev. Bullard. The
couple we're to be married tonight but
changed their plans and left on the
afternoon train for Atlantic City. Miss
Bolton has been stenographcr for the
Superior Supply company for some
time. Mr. Pruitt is the Oldest mail car.
reer in the city.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-11
TRIP OF INSPECTION.

Mr.. II. A. Buckner. superintendent
OF the eastern division OF the South
ern Express company with headquar.
ters at Roanoke, Va, was I'm the city
last night inspecting the local office.
He left this a. m. in company with
Route Agent Lee on an inspection trip
over the lines Bluefeld to Gary and
vicinity.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-11
ISAAC T MANN SAYS
HE rs SATISFIED?

Isaac T.. Mann who was in the city
yesterday for short time when asked
by a Leader representative what Inc
thought Of the Supreme Courts de-
cision stated he was always I'm favor
Of the majority ruling MIR. Mann
left TO rthc east on the afternoon train,
and 1t is not known when nc will re-
turn.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-11
WORK Is SLACK ON
'nf TUG FOX BRANCH

The United States Coal and Coke
company operations on Tug Fork
branch of the Norfolk & Western are
only working four days out of the
week, according TO advicos received
today. The strike conditions in tho
west arc attributed as the cause OF
the slump. These people worked full
forco during tho panic.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-11
IS INDICTED
FOR PERJURY
Man Connected With the
Beef Trust is Charged
With a Deliberate
Falsehood.

Chicago, Aug. 1t.--Thomas G. Lee.
Of Armour & Company today was
indicted for perjury by the Federal
grand jury investigating the beef
trust case. Lee, it is charged, made
a deliberate mis-statement in reply
ing to one Of tho questions.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-11
MISSIONARY MEETING.

The Woman's Home Missionary so.
ciety of Bland Street church will
have a call meeting I'm the ladies' par.
lor at 3 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
All members are urged TO be present.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-11
MEETING
OF ODD FELLOWS

Lincoln, Ill, Aug. 1l.--odd Fellows
from Springfield and many other iii.
nois cities and towne today paid p
visit of inspection TO the odd Eel.
lows Orphan Home here. as feature
of the annual outing Of the order.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-11
c. & 0. ADVANCES
THREE-E|CHTS

New York. Aug. iT.--Prices were
quiet and irregular at the opening of
the stock market today. An advance
OF 3-S was made by G. & o. while
Reading opened with a loss of Id. A
few minutes after the opening market
settled down to about closing prices
But very little trading was done.
The curb market was strong and
active in every particular.
Gains Up.
Chicago, Aug. 11.-All the grains
were up, corn and oats following the
lead OF wheat Provisions also were
Aigher In the fact OF an easier hog
market.
Cotton Easier.
New York, Aug. 1.-THE cotton mar
ket opened easier at decline one to
seven points influenced by poor cables
from Liverpool. After the call the
new crop advanced here. A later sell.
ing movement by bears checked a
rally Opening. Aug. 1852; septem.
Der, 1861 October, 1888; December
1877; January, 1873.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-11
GOING EAST TO
PURCHASE GOODS

r. W1Cubbage and Spiller Hicks will
leave for the east in a few days where
they will purchase full line OF gents
furnishing for their store. which will
open about october Ist.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-11

A. ID. Julllard, the noted New York
banker who. with his wife, was badly
hurt recently near Geneva. Switzer.
land, In a successful effort 20 save n
young Swiss girl from death. The In.
jured man and his wife were speed.
ing In their automobile between Gene
va and Evian less Bains, when the
girl came into view from the side OF
the road, on bicycle She zigzagged
and the chauffeur. swerving sharply
ditched the machine. Mr.. and Mrs.
Juillard were thrown out and Mr.. JUL.
lard seriously injured. Strange to say
neither the girl nor the chauffeur
wero injured.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-11
THE WEATHER

Washington, Aug tf-For West Vir-
ginia generally fair tonibht and Fri.
day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-23

outward

For Waianae, Waiaua, kahuku .no
Way Stations-.9:15 a. N, 1920 2. N
For Pearl City, Eva Mil and Way
Stations-+7:30 a. N, 's.15 4 m,
'11:30 a. m, '2:l5 ?, n, 1920 p. n,
.5:15 m, 1880 P. IN, -l1:15 p. N.
For Wahiawa enG Leilehu.-'10:20
n, -5:15 ?. m, $3.50 ?. m. rl1:15 .. n
Arrive Hono1uIu from Kahuku, Val,
lua and Waianae-+S:36 2, n, 1881
.. N.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mil and
Pearl Ciey-t7:45 a. m, $50 s. m,
"11:02 a. m, lao ?. n, APO ,. N,
-5.3l ., m. $50 p. n
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa an
lehua-"9:l5 &. II, 1l:40 n, s5:31
:. n, -l0:l0 P. n.
The Haleiwa Limited, tvo-bour
train (onlv frst-class tickets hon0red)
leaves Honolulu every Sunday al $50
8 m: returning, arrives in Honolulu
at 1910 ?. m. The Limited stops only
at Pearl City and Wajanac outward,
ana Waianae, Waipahu and Pearl City
inward
Daily. Except Sunday. tsunday Only
G. .. DENISON, F. c. SMITH,
Superintendent. G. ?, A
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-23
DR., GRACE PREPARING
TO LEAVE FOR COLONIES

HTLO. July 19.-Dr. John J. Grace,
the well-known physician Of this city.
j. preparing 70 leave Hilo with his
family. ana 5 now making arrange
meuts for having lis practice taken
over by some other physician. He ex-
poets 70 leave during the end Of De-
rober. and VIII 60 first to his home at
Wellington. New Zealand, where he
viii visit MS mother He has no
definite plans a 10 what he will DO
beyond that. The health e Mrs Grace
furnishes the main reason for Doctor
Grace : departure. ana be states that
he feels sorry to leave the place where
he has been situated for 50 many years
Doctor Grace came to Hilo eleven
years ago, and he has built up very
extensive practice He has been the
local representative Of the United
States Marine Hospital Service, He
has the universal respect and confidence
Of the community il his ability as q
physician and both his wide circle Of
patients and his many friends in pr.
vare life VIII be sorry 70 see him leave
as well as Mrs. Grace. who j. a daugh-
ter Of the late Doctor Greenfield Of Ho-
DOkaa.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-23
-
! MARINE INTELLIGENCE
= .

ROSEBANK. BIZ. :. 5, from Hon. tol
Ocean Island. MAY i.
SAN GABRIEL, Por-. cr., from Hon
for Yokohama, June 3.
SANTA MARIA. Am :. s, ar. Port
san Lu.s from Hon, July =
SANTA RITA, Am. 5. s, ar. Por, Sar
Luis from Hon, June S.
:. c. ALLEN, Am. schr.. sailed from
Fort Bragg for Hon, June 80.
SEQUOIA. Am. scbr.. ar. Pit. Townsend
from H.l0. July u.
SELSDON. Br. 5. s, from Norfolk for
Hon, june 80.
5. G. WILDER. Am. bkt.. from 8. F.
for Nahukona, July =.
5. T. ALEXANDER. Am. schr., ar. Port
Townsend from Hilo, Jane &.
SIBERIA. Am. ). :. ar. Yokohama
from Hon. July Is.
SIERRA. Am. :. $, from Hon. for s.
F. JULY %.
STIMSON, Am. schr., ar Port Town
send from Hon, April 5.
ST. DUNSTAN, Br. S. s, ar. Port
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-23

Et-&.'z. = --F -.
CHINO MARI. Jap. ;. s, from :. F.
~ Hon. July 70.
COLUMBIAN. An. :. :. from Hlo for
~al-a cruz. July Il.
CORONADO. Am. bkt., from Hon. for
:. F.. june %.
DENARA. 5. s. from Norfolk for Hon.
June :.
DANMARK. Dan. bk., from Leith for
Hon. March p.
DAUNTLESS. An. schr., Jon.ien,
ar. Port Townsend from Hon, Jan 9.
DCNFRIESSHIRE. BIZ. sp., from Lelth
for Hon, April p.
T. K. WOOD. An. scb-., ar. Gray's Har-
bor from Hon. April S.
EDWARD SEWALL. Am. So. Quick,
from Hilo for Philadelphia, May %.
ENTERPRISE. Am. :. :, AZ. Hlo from
:. F. July IS.
ERSKINE st. PHELPS, Am. sp, from
Philadelphia for Hon, July 4.
E.SPADA. Am schr.. from Hon. Tor
Gravs Harbcr. July %.
EVA. Am. schr., az. 5. F. from MANU-
kona. Jan. IS
EXPANSION. Am. schr.. Jacobsen,
from Hilo for 5. F, July 4.
FALLS OF CLYDE. An. sp., from Hon.
for Gaviota. July 5.
FEARLESS. An. schr.. from Hon. for
Grays Harbor July 6.
T. 7. WOOD. Am. schr,. from Grays
Harhor fa- Hon. July -.
FLATRENCF WARD. Am. schr,. from
Midway Island for Hon. July %.
FOOHNG SUEY, Am. Ok, Wilett.
from Port Allen for Delaware Break
water, April 5.
GAMBLE. An. schr.. Port Gamble for
Hon. July Is.
GOLDEN SHORE, Am. schr. ar. Hon.
from Aberteen, July !.
/ G. ". WATSON. An, se1r. ar. trays
Harhor, from Htlo. July :,
Il. HACkFELD. Or. sp., ar. sydney
from Hon, Narch :.
HAWAII. Am hAc-, Tor ;. :. rom Ma
huko1a. Ju-E .
Il AVAIL. An Tac1t. from San Peoro
/ Tor hon. July III.
/ Il. 3. BENDIAkN- Am. schr,. ar trays
/ Haroor from Hon. May 10
! T. e NRI6HI' Am. schr', ar . r
Z from Haha' AprI 20.
( HEATHDENE. Br. 5. S, from Hon. for
F Nuranan, June IS.
. HELENE. Am. schr.. ar. Port Town
send from Hon. july Il
. HERCULES, Nor. s. s. ar. Portland
from Hon. June IS.
! FERZ0GTN CFCTLLE. Ger. SD, from
Laith for Hon. June 9.
+ HTIDNTAN. Am. :. :. at. :. T. from
Hi.o. July %.
. HYADES. Am. :. s. from Seattle. for
Hon. July Is.
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Ipsrty, @:
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! improve
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-23
DUE TOMORROW.
DUE MONDAY.

s.. N.Eahala. from No-aaai ana
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-23
PORT OF HONOLULU.

PORT 0E H0k0I LII.
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ST.. Nam. Eea. --au His ana waE
ro--s. 2. II.
SAT-. TODAY.
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for IN f..-1s -..~
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DUE TOMORROW.
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NJ: -.--- q m.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-23
K0OLAU RAILWAY TINE TABLE

DAILY. EXCEPT SATURDAY,
SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS
Leave Kahana for PungTuu,
Hauula Laie, Kahuku and
Way Stations at..........1 1900 NJ
Arrive Kshuha sr..... 1:00.P.A
Returning:
Leave Kshuku for Laie, Hau-
ula. PunaIuu. Kalana s1d
Way Stations ac. 1:4SPM
Arrive Kahans at- 2:45 Pm
SATURDAY. SUNDAY
AND HOLIDAYS
Arrive Kahuku at.....l1:s8 AN
Leave Kshana for PunaIuu,
Hsuula. Lale, Kahuku and
Way Stations at......,..1l:oQ A N
1880 T. II
s:Is PA
Leave KahuKu for Laie. Hau-
MA, PuIaluu. Kahana and
Way Stations at.........12:35 P NJ
! 800 P y
Connections are made a. Kahuk,
with the 0. R Il L. Cos SIS =. n
train from Honolulu. AMI the 2:2O Z
n train. which arrives in me sicv q
$40 ?. II.
JANUARY l, 1908
J. J. BOWLING. Z. g. POLLlsTER,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-03
Stanis1aw Kl:i,e5,c,ia;,,l
FL Sa&,
ZamOrdoWanY
Springfield Missouri.

OprlngIlelQ MISSOURI. -
Stanisiaw Kiecia}, znany W
6wiecie sportowym amery~.
ka6skim jake Stanley Ket-
chel, szampion pie6ciarski
6redniej wagi, bawiac ma far
mic R. P. Dickersona MEDIA:
'Ieko miasta Conway, Mo. W.
celu poratowania nadwatlo..
nego zdrowia, zostal zastrze-.
lony przez parobka, nieja. ]
kiego Waltera Hurtza. Zbro-
dniarz i kobietts kt6ra poda-
wal "a swoA zone, Go1dies
Smith, uplanowali obrabowa6
Kiecia}a i W sobote rano "a"
czaili sic z fuzya igdy Kie-
eial jadi sam sniadanie Hurtz
wszed} do lego pokoiu j ka.
zat mu podniesc rece do CORY;
a gdy pie6clarz ME pos}uchal
cd razu, strzeli1 do niego z
tylu, pakujac mu nab6j przez
plecy W p}uca. Zbrodniar@
zbieg}, lecz gdy sic rozesz}a
wies6 O morderstwie, uzbro-
jeni farmerzy, majac do po'
mocy psy gohcze, puscll' sic
"a MIN W pogo6. Kiecala opa-
trzyli lekarze specyalnie spro.I
wadzeni p1zez Dickersona ii
odwieziono go do szpitala W
Springfield, gdzie zlnar} MAJ
kr6tka tylko chwile odzys-
kawszy przytomrokc. Cia}o
zamo1dowanego przYwiezio-
no ia farmew Belmont, Mich
niedaleko cd Grand Rapids,
gdzie mieszkaja jego rodzice.
Hurtz, morderca Kiecala
lasem zdo}a} umknac kilka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-03

mil Cd miejsca speinionej
zbrodni j datar1 do fanny
|Tomasza Haggarda5niedaleko
Nianqua. Tam poprosil1 Q je-
dzenie i nocleg, czego mu
ME ~odm6wiono.. W tym CA
sic Hagsard sic dowiedzial Q
zamordowalniu Kiecala i ma
|jac podany rysopis zbrodnia-
RIA odrazu wiedzia1. jakiego
ptaszka nocuje u siebie. Czu-
wal vice mad MIN z fuzya
nabita, a tymczasem pos4a}
DO sasiad6w farmer6w kt6rzy
'uzbrojeni przybyli ma farme
Haggarda, gdzie dowiedziaw-
sly sic o co idzie, zbudzali
Hurtza, i pod groza wymie-
rzonych luf fuzyj zmuszali 20
do poddania sic i do przyzna-
MIA sic do zbrodni. Wezwa-:
no nastepnie policye, kt6ra
Hurtza odwioz}a do wiezie
MIA W Marshf4eld, Mo. i tam
90 trzyma pod silnq strata,
gdyz zachodzi cbawa !ynczu.
Kiecal przebywa1 ma farmie
Dicker:sto;nua w. Missouri Cd
miesiaca. Gdy wr6ciI z New
Yorku, wyglada} blady i bar
do os1abio'nly1. ..Prowadzil boz
wien W ostatnich czasach..
bardzo weso}e zycie. Zw}asz~
GA Cd czasu porazki przez
Johns,onllaa ma hulat Kieca1 be-
MARY Opamieta} sic wreszcie.5
Postanowi} szukac satystak-
cyl u Johnso,nlla " przyszlos-
ci, vice wr6cil' ma fanny. G.
puScil weso}y New York i
swego manazera Wllsona
Miznera, aby zasmakowac
W zdrowem zyciu ma farmach.
Wysypia} sic dobrze. Zy}
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-03

rzej j umarl.
Panowie Dickerson i New
ton, kt6rzy przyjechali 20
zw}okami ich przyjacie}a opo-
wiadaja il Hurtz zamordo-
wal Kiecala jedynie ola ra-
bunku a ME z zadnej innej
przyczyny. Pisma W Missou-
ri takze W ten spos6b zapa>
truja sig ma morderstwo.
Hurtz i kobieta Goldie Smith
uplanowali obraPowac Kie-
Gala i gay ten ME podnl6s1
rak do CORY ma rozkaz rabu
STA, Hurtz strzeli1. Pieniadze.
o9ko}o $500, kt6re znalez i /
PREY Y MIN podobno schowa1a.
Smith 18th .C;hcie,li t TAX /;
ze zabrac jego %dyamenty,, : ale
to Kie,cal bYl odda<l czte . i,
dlni prl pre- Dickers,,on Z
do. schowania.
Wspaniafy Pogrzeb.
Pogrzeb S. p. Stanislawa
odbyl sic 20 paz-
dziernika, Zc}obny kondukt
w,yruszy} z domu ma farmie
o godzinie 6smej rano. Ma
narozniku East Leonard i
ul przy1aczyli sic do
pochodu: kapela Rycerzy 6w.
Kazimierza, kt6ra gra}a "a.
hymny, i kareta z
kwiatami kt6rych strzeg}o
sze6c ma}ych d~ziewczat ubra-
W bell: Poch6d ten
przeszed} ulicami Canal,
Stocking 81 Czwartal
10 kOsclo1a sW. WoJclecha.
naboze6stwo odpra
vii proboszcz wiel. KS. K.(
kt6remu asystowali
IS. Andrea Narloch i ks:
7ranciszek Koss. Kosci6{ ME-
pomiescic wszystkich
,rzyjaci6} zmarlego. Zwloki
oochowano ma polskim cmen-
arzu. Trumne nie6li cz}on-
zowie Stowarzyszenia Elks,
10 kt6rego Kiecal naleza}. By.
i to panowie: A. S. Damski,
J. A. Ratajczak, James Ha.
gen, Frank Lynch, Frank
James Lombard,
los. McKenyon, Hugh Cava
,augh; Iesac Seamen, R. Ora.
lam i L. Young. i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-03

- f-%W|SIDTIFI1I@E S.Tkf"IEH4ffT: o. - 81
- 49, - -----
ciecha. Licaacs lat is pole
chat do Butte Montana,
ziggd|lzl'ie
by,1 pastucKem bydla,
'c:zyli ,,cowboyem," pracowa1
" " hotelach j pr6bowal r6z-
.nlych innych zajec.a Zawsze
go interesowaly walk ma
piescie i pr6bowal szczescia
ma arenie zapasniczej 2 anna
torami tego sportu. Cztery
lata .walczy1 W -miastach ma
zachodzie z niewiele znany.
piesciarzami i pokonal
wielu mezczyzn 0 wiele ciez-
szych Cd siebie. W lipcu roku
1907 walczyl 2 Joe Thoma
sem, dobrze znanym pie6cis.
rem. Sedzia Wake uzna} "a
nierozstrzygnieta, pomimo,
il wielu uznaio Kiecaia "a
piesciarza, W wrzeS-
niu roku 1907 Kiecal poraz
srotka} Thomasa i po-
konal go W 32.giem starciu,
silnem uderzenieln pozbawia-
jac go p~rzytomnosci: % te'
Kiecal signal Jake je-
den najsilniejszych pies
ciarzy. Pokona} on wszYstkich
swej klasie. Billy Papke
ty:u} szampiona 6re-
wagi i chcac zdobyc
ten tytu} Kiecal Vyzwal go
do WALK. Kiecal xwyciezyl "
walce z MIN dnia 4. cz,erw-
ca, 1908. Try miesiace p,6-
znowu sic spotkal .
Papka. Me pr1ygQetoWai sic
do tel Walk i zosta}
Ale Papke zgodzil sic
ma trzecia wake Z Kiecis]em
diva mjie 81 pc swejj p %,
race Kiecal polozyl swego=
orze j i W jedsnastemr
i i i5odzyskal tytui.i| SIAM
9ioniaI= 5redniej5 wagii Potem
>obi} Tonego Caponi i Jacka
)'Briena i znowu | w,yJstapi1 dol
valki z Papka. Walka trw&}a
lwadzjesc;a kolejek i sedzia
lzna1 Kiecala zwyciezca. Po-
en- .nastqpi1a niefortunna
z Johnsonem, murzy.
lem, szampionem ciezkiej
7agi. Kiecal, o wiele Missy
]zejszy cd Johnsona ME
njaI szansy zwyciestwa i POI
nimo il walczyl z MIN o
1iele lepiej anizeli Jeffries
:ilka miesiecy temu, to jed
ak musia1 uledz. Porazka ia
'rzygnebi}a 60 bardzo i milo.
y pie6ciarz rozpoczat wjeac
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-03
.skromnie. Vice. tez i do sit

skromnie. Vice: tez j DO DO sil
p4zys|d IE''I,<iii 4, vyyg V e ,,l.IIl,|
leepiaj a: AZ silny byl II |.ii,l,.|
l |, al ! 4. s ,5l !. sic d. D.
wet, 20 mo '1'i'',1 wyleeza % 90 a a
rany. D ,,I,'l op % ale lt'
kull Il NE ~ z,lnljall,e'ziloc,,n no. ia, g, 60 ..
dzine| pred 5miierlciia odlzY 81
kali i ID" p%rzytomlno' Sc z,daWalllo
SID, IL b Be- III 81 m Il, moze ! 10 :,
pieji 70 WyzdroWieje. Wkr6t-
CO jednak zrobiio mu sic go
rzei i umar1.
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Gi. nsuen 5.er.sforosrunssn.
Sur Grmorbuns ber gslls
Gilmore.

apnbOH, Is. SuIi. Wdhrsno bic
ppliseibsb0rDen pGbrenb oes 2ages
alles oufbptsn. I'm elm. Spur Don Or.
6asplsp s.. Grippsn uno fsinsr Seire'
iarin, Glare 2.nsp.. gu finoen, sIanli@
nirien .Msr5te bic peritiimmelts 2ethe
isiner 1ran, I'M mDsliherDeiie fsitsu'
itellen, auf tpeIde Weiie Der Woro bee
aongen tpprben ii. Die 1baifu4e, saB
in bem Keller bes 5iaorop 5ouiss ssH
R,pplper g.furnsu wurpe, sisbt Su Der
anncbme g.ranlnHung bob Belle Gls
more erihoiisn purbe, sk fe IN 10
iurhibarer WeiIe peritiimm.lt unb bic
2eihe nit frifhem aalt sugsbedt tpurs
be. gs b.ibt audi. ouB bic aer3t.
Spur.n BON Gift s.funoen bdtt.n. Der
Snqueit pirb am Samitas Beginner
unc bic 4erste iperoen bann ibre lbeos
rien iiber ben Worb burles.n.
Seit LANCER 3.it bat tein Worb 10
grpbes 4uFf.beu errest, ipie Der Dorlis'
senbe. Oi. 9butfade. bab bic ermors
Sete pi. Der Worber 4meritaner pae
rem. bat bic golissi peranlabt, ertra
4nftrenguneen su mahen. Die
idmmilihen Dttettips BON Seotlano
garb, unt.r peri0nIiher 2eitung oes
Superintenbenten 1or.it. fabnoeH auT
Or. Grippen uno gtbel glare 2eneps,
unb iie sIauben, bob iie Der JluhtlssH
aud bdbbaft perDen.
gs iit iiber aIIem 3peifel feitseiisut.
fpcrben, bob bic Weiseruna oes Or.
grippen, feline jlinse unb biibihe frdn@
s0fii6e Setretdrin su entlaf.n, 81
bdufisen Strsitiseii.n spii6eH benz
Drstor unb ieinsr s5rau sefiibrt bat'
ten. Ginise 3eit Ha9 benz gerihpin'
ben Der Belle gilmore seiet. iih Jrl.
asnepe Dffentlih nit Dr. Grippen. Der
iie aIs feline ssrau poriielIts. geiannien
seeeniiber iagte Der 8ottor. oob ibn
feline Jrau nan ein.m Streit perldiien
babe uno bab iie ipdter in amerisa sss
itorben iei.
Die poliSei iaste. baB Or. grippeu
unb Jrl. 2enepe oos grippen'f f6e6 6aus
suiammen gnee poriser Wohe uerIui'
fen bGtien. gle iit INNER nod iiber.
3.ust. bab bic 8eiben suiamHsn bas
lnnb perlaiIen baben unb iih enttpece,
nah ben Der. Staaten ober nah BEN
Qontinent beesben baben. 0leih3eitie
Diro ober aud btbaupt.i, bab geioe in
perIdisb.nsn 5beilen bes 2anbss seie'
ben tporben ieien. .s fteint aber. baf
oitis gerihte auf Srrtbimsrn BE-
ruben.
Gsit Der gntn.duns Der 2side II
BEN aeIler bes grippen'idsn 6duIti
boben bic Detettips bon SeotlanbUarl
in alien 6Guiern in Der Nahborihdf
bic 4epobner aussefrast. in Der poff'
nung. i,genb etrpas Su trfabren. mas
nit hem Nerbrehen in Uerbinbnns sei
braft nerben ionnte. gs ipurpe abe
ni1is erfobren, Bis am sgreitas bic 8t
fiberin zines ilsinen 2abens. Der fid
binter benz Grippen'iden naufe befin
Bet. sriIdrts, in siner Raht. Dor bic
oDer flint Wonaien. oas Sdreien cine
Jrau etb0rt su baben. bic aud IN
Gnnbe gebeten babe. Sie briidtt aud
bic Hniiht aus. bob bas Shrei.n Dol
btm Reller oussins. in bsm bic aei6
eefunben ipuroe.
5rdu Grippen oerfdiponb i'm Je
trucr unb bies ftimmt nit Der 3eit
in nel9er bos Ghreien eeb0ri iDuros
ntessin. a)on b<m Qansn aus FAM
usas sinsa JIsiasa 0ssttH 1tsstIIdsu
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Wetterberif)t.

aHr Ohio. bns tpeitlide psnas
iplDanien unb Snoiana: llnbeittmms
ies Wetter nit ortlihem 9efpsttsrres
oen am Somitas uno tpdhrfdsinli4
aud, am eorntas. Stipats Dsraas
oerlithe Winbe.
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- fir Die Marpsa Bros. Goms
PAM aiitenfabritanten in Chicago,
1T Elm MaHeperpaltsr erHannt rporz
ben. Die Qttipsn tpereen auf 1855
600 uno Die paIIirtH aui $500, 900
cnsscs5sn-
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en- elmer Ratt, Dor bier oosr flnI
Wonaten
ghrsien elmer Jrauenitimm. IN Dem
Grippenlhen 5aus sehort au babsH.
Ole 8.ihiebung Der Snisl GOLDMAN
nod nidt gu gnbs.
Die Gbinsisn bereit ben portugisisn
au bslf.n.
gsrihieb<nss aus b,mDeutiden Rsih.
Gin sr6b.rer 8ant.raa in 0ortmuno.
--N
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gsridieben.s aus b,mDeutidsH Reid.

Gin sr5bsrsr 8ani.raa in 0ortmuno.
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Mn In militdriihsn areiien psrlaus
tet, foaen bic Snieln an Der Noroipeits
tufie BON Ghlssuiss6 6olitein befsitigt
lusrben. um tinen ieinbIi4en Ginfon
son eisitt Gssts bsS nnmSsIt6 ~
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G6icago, 10. SuIi. Gbas, q.
Rigoon, Elm 65jGbriger WiaRn, Der ieit
pieIen o5obren in Gbicugoer 8runos
eigentbumstrsiien cut betunnt 1T. psra
nunDete fyreitag Qbeuo Grau 0eufer,
cine iunge Ditttpe. 9efdbrIid uno jaga
re ii1 oaruuf cine augeI Dura BEN
aopf.
DeuuoIsia bic poli3ei bic Wtptiue
Der 6luttgen 5bat niht tsrnt, 10 meiHt
SnIpettor 2apin bod, oaB 9eiddft
unb cine 2isbesaffaire bel oerIslben
cine 5auptroue IpisIen. 5rau Dellier
lei ieit Subren nit Ri9oon eng be-
freunbst gerpeIeu. 2eBterer babe ibr
gelb uno4ttien gegeben unb benStreit
nit ibr ungefangen. Die bub'he Bitt.
tpe babe BON Rigoou perlangt. DaB &c
aetpiTs Qsriprs6unssu erfiile uHo iei
i.br tatssoriId aufgetrstsn, aIs sr iH
oiss a5Seia!assn babe.
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ptn9ot segen Die @rRouHg elmer britt
ten partei.