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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-15

cision to the effect that, as the proper
ty had been the husbands. the widow
could have 1t upon paying OFF the
mortgage, and that the brother had
no claim. Eventually, the estate
would be the property of the adopted
son. IL is expressly stated. as though
matter of some interest, that the
woman pleaded her own case in the
high court of Babylon without assist
ance.-The Sunday Magazine.
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condition of social enjoyment. The
stimulus to nervous activity which is
thus given acts beneficially on the d.
gestiwe powers, just as tlse man who
is harassed. worried and excited will
not be likely to digest or eat a salts
factory meal!-Family Doctor.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-15

American Revolution the magnificent
new home is completed and is now
occupied At the time of the elections
about a year ago the building was so
far under way that many of the rooms
were used but 1t has taken the balan e
of last summer and this winter to
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-15
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, President of
the D. A. r. and an Interior View of
the Auditorium Just Completed.

washington, Apr. 14.-After months
of hard work and careful planning by
the officers of the Daughters of the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-15
a Pretty Fix.

LADY, give IL up. cannot fix on
which of these two hats like better.
Attendant.-Ah. then. how is madam
ever going to vote?-Judge.
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Health Note.

A medical paper claims that
dentists finger carry disease germs.
Moral: Boil your dentist.-Boston
Transcript.
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"Aunt Arie."

In one of the districts of southern
France a bell is heard to ring on
Christmas morning, which announces
the arrival OF Aunt Arie." a beauti.
full being, who is the especial guardian
and fpatroness of children. She is the
declared enemy of idleness, and nun.
ishes IL by some mischieyous trick.
bu,ythose who have behaved we'll NAV
rejoice on hearing her bell, for II tells
them that in some room of the house
rs to be found store of presents and
fdelicacies as rewards for good chill.
dTen.
The Esthetle Cat.
We do not wish TO underestimate
the fine qualities of affection, courage
and sagacity. which are the dogs,
but neither do we like to see the wide
Spread lack of appreciation for the
cats many admirable traits. Patience,
endurance, good judgment, self-con-
troll, self-reliance, high spirits and in
dustry-many or all of these are pos.
sessed by the average cat.
Under favorable conditions she will
also develop a strength of affection
not devoid OF demonstration that is
equal to the dogs.
The most esthetic souls of all times
have cherished the cat Baudelaire,
Won Scheffel. Poe, De Musset, Henry
Irving, and host of other lovers OF
the beautiful come to mind In this
connection. The silky feline, of pad
ded football and mysterious wander
ings, has ever appealed TO the imagi.
nation, just as she has ever appealed
to the sense of domestic comfort.
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WouId-Be cieeros Take Notice.
Unless a nan can speak offhand. he
ought not to engage in the Cicero bust.
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complete the interior work and place
the furniture and fixtures.
In the ID. A. r. building American
women have one of the finest edilices
devoted exclusively to women in the
world
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-08-25
WHITNEY WANTS OFFICE.
Former Warden Out For Secretary of
State Job.

3. l.. Whitney, candidate for secre-
tary OF state on the Republican ticket,
is a native of New York, where he
spent some of his younger days in the
lumber woods on the Alleghaney river,
but he mGved to Kansas in 1871, where
he settled on a farm, proved up on a
homestead and spent portion of his
time on the western range with cattle.
Later he became representative of
the First National bank of Osborne
City, Kan, in the grain business at
Ports, in the same state, resigning
this position to engage in the lumber
business with Howell Bros, one of the
largest concerns in that part of the
state, as their representative in Stock
ton, Kan. He remained with them a
little over four years and engaged in
the lumber business in Washington,
Kan, on his own account, under the
firm name of Whitney & Co., George
Howell, member of the first named
firm, being the company"
Many Kansans all over Idaho knew
Mr.. Whitney while he was engaged in
business and all of them, to man,
speak well of him, and nearly, if not
quite all of them, are heartily giving
him all the support possible in his
candidacy.
Mr.. Whitney came to Idaho, settling
at Bonner's Ferry, now in Bonner
county, in the fall of 1891, where he
engaged in the lumber and transfer
business. He was elected sheriff of
Kootenai county, before the county
was divided, in 1902. At the expira-
ton of his term of office he was ap-
pointed warden of the state peniten-
tiary, which position he held a little
over four years. Since resigning from
that position he has been looking after
personal business affairs.
He has wide acquaintance over the
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-08-25

in the Pacific Northwest.
Three new buildings have been COM
pleted during the year, central heat
ing plant, a splendid gymnasium which
is said to be the finest in the inland
empire, and well equipped manual arts
and domestic science building.
Six new members have been added
to the faculty, which now numbers
twenty-five. The new faculty members
are all graduates of Eastern univer-
stiles and especially we'll qualified for
their work They are DR.. Samuel w.
Brown, graduate of Stanford and Co
lumbia Universities, head of the de-
partment of education; Mrs. Theodore
r. Browitt, graduate of Wisconsin Uni
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state, has visited every section of II
number of times and is familiar with
local conditions in every county. This
together with his business experience
would make him valuable member of
the various state boards on which he
would be required to serve should he
be elected
II nominated and elected If will ha
his ambition to serve the neon1a hon
estly ana faithfully. He believes that
the Tax question, in it's relation to
equal ana just valuations and assess
menus is one OF the hardest problems.
yet one or the most important, that the
state mas to deal with. He believes
mat MS practical knowledge of BUSH
ness and his familiarity with condi-
lions IN this state will enable him to
prove OF, value to the state and the
people on this question.
lie faVors a state land board com
mission, but as member of the state
iand board, until such time as, a com
mission may be provided for bv law
ne Will always look after the interests
Oh the state, it's settlers upon Carev
Act and other state lands, at all timas
keeping in view the best good of tha
state, conserving, protecting and in
creasing the permanent educationa1
iunds, and causing them to produce
the largest possible revenue for
schol purposes. He believes that tba
states educational institutions should
DC handled carefully and economical
~, yet as literally as the people can
alloru, SO mat the present and future
seneraelons OF youths of the state NAV
receive their full advantage of the
nerltage given them by the govern
men ana provided from direct taxa
state. p'0 VI TIE
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versity, librarian; Mr.. Guy l.. Chies-
man, graduate Of Lake Forest Unfver-
sity, assistant in science; Miss E.,
Wakeman, graduate of Columbia uni
versity. assistant in manual arts Miss
Mary Frazee, rural training teacher
and Miss Alba Bales, graduate of
Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, head of the
new domestic science department
Several new courses for teachers
have been added for next fall, the most
important of these being the rural
school training course and the course
for the special training of teachers to
teach domestic science and the man
ual arts In the elementary and high
schools of the state.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-08-25
PROMINENT EDUCATOR IN CITY
Dean HallOwell Of Lewiston Norman
Tells of New Plans.

Normal, visited here during the past
week. The coming year will be the
best in the history of that state insti-
tuition. During the past year 272 stu
dents were enrolled. an increase of 70
over the previous term. This year an
enrolment of 400 is expected, making
a total, including the practice school,
of 600 This will make the Lewiston
Normal the largest of the six normals
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-08-25
ROCK CREEK NOTES.
Rock Creek, Idaho, Aug. %, 1910.
M1rrtlo Eionnr of KimhnrlY is visit

Rock Creek, Idaho Aug. %, 1910.
Myrtle Eigner of Kimberly, is visit
ing at the home of III. P. Larsen.
Carlton Wilson left Friday for his
home in Hooper, Utah.
home in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mr. Willard has returned to his
home in Belvediere, I'll.
Homer and Francis Youngs of Twin
Falls, spent last week at the Norton
ranch.
]. A. Waters of Twin Falls, visited
H. B. Whitzels family last week
Mrs. Roy Webb and baby left to-
day for their home in Rockland, Ida.
Bernard Stricken and w. F. Weeks
visited the Magic City, Sunday.
The dance given last Wednesday
night was enjoyed by many.
Carl Ridgeway, Charlie Newbry,
Jim Hamlin and Alex Wilkins of Kim
berly, attended the dance here last
week
Leon Redhead, Joe Williams and
others, came over from Hansen for the
dance Wednesday night.
C. Peterson went to Hansen, Satur-
day.
Emma Smith visited Nora Jones at
Goat Springs last week.
If any of the girls want to know
how the swimming is in the pool at
Goat Springs, ask Emma Smith. Her
mother says she prefers that Emma
take the next lesson on dry land, as
she has no daughters to spare.
McBryde Bros finished up the hay
contracts for the Vineyard Land &
Stock Co. today
A. ]. Fuller and family was over
from Dry Creek trading, today.
Lyla Burke visited Georgia Helton
today.
Luther Austin and family spent to-
day with M, A. Patterson and family
Mr. and Mrs James A Walker went
to Twin Falls today SO as to be pres
ent at the Pioneer picnic.
Judge Lawrence Hansen and wife,
DR.. D. P. Albee and wife, left this af-
ternoon SO as to be on time to join in
the procession for the picnic grounds
tomorrow.
Miss Maude Tatro has returned from
Oakley, where she has been visiting
her father.
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Postage due on the above letters,
one cent each. Letters remaining un-
claimed at the end of fourteen days
will be sent to the dead letter office
w. H. GREENHOW, Postmaster.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-08-25

For -Pedigreed Scotch Collie
Puppies Sable and white. w. H. Pitt,
Tandem Falls ranch. Bull, Idaho
Aug 4 to 25
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-08-25

Will accept hay as payment for
farm implements. Geo. D. Aiken &
ca AugS1 IL If
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-08-25

For Sale-Admiral self feed, three
stroke hay press, in good shape. $3.50.
O. w Dougherty, Blue Lakes Boule-
ward Sept 5 pd
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l., VIII accept hay as payment for
ouggies and carriages. Fine assort
G cteit 10 PICK from. Geo. D. Aiken g.
Aug II If
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ADVERTISED LIST.

s, 1910. Persons calm
,hese letters will please say, A
Used August %, 1910"
Amour, A. A.
Benham, G. w.
Breusch, F. j.
Bayer, P. d.
Barker, William.
Beck, ].
Beryer, e. A.
Boyd, Mrs. David.
Browning, Mrs. j.
Briggs, e. G.
Burwig, VIM.
Buent, A. J.
Burrows, Mrs. ]. B.
Cyrls, Homer.
Crops, Nellie.
Chaplin, Charles Hall.
Coburn, Jack.
Craver, R. B. 2.
Curtis, John o.
Durham, Susie.
Doughty, S. A.
lean, Etta Q.
Davis, Mrs. Blanche.
Davis, oiamay.
Vanguard. Mrs.
harrow, STANLEY.
Easton, W. 3
Form, John.
Featherstene, Frank.
t.
Flshef, LYDIA.
frlsh. .. M.
Farrel, BUTTS.
Efee, FRANK.
Gentry, Milton.
Gasklil, =. Roy.
Hurlbeft. M, y
Hager, Paul.
HAWKINS, Phoebe.
Hausef, Il. r.
jennings. MIS-
Jensen, Chafies.
Jones, FRANK II.
Jones, X. +
johns, arthur.
Johnson, Mre. Z.
Johnson, Mrs. Gussie A.
Johnson, stella.
Johnson, Tom.
Johnson, Albert.
Johnson, Beanie II.
hfeuse, y. w.
kourey, Salem.
Kennedy, Fred.
Lambert, Harry y.
Lang, robert.
Lloyd, LleWelyn.
ELK MI. Mining co.
Lowe, John +.
MOTION, u. Z.
montgomery, N. e.
Morris, James e.
Monroe, John.
Moe, Henry.
Norit1u Mro n :"
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Mr.. Dresser:

Mr.. Dresser:
We give our custom4s
such good clothes that thew,
gladly pay us the price we
ask. We do not keep cheap
poor fitting clothing made
out of poor cloth.
We have built up our bust.
ness by making a profit but
we make only a fair profit.
Hololng up a customer would
not pay US. We would rath-
ef hold up the quality of our
Sclo,tlhlng for this is what
holdS up our business.
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Use YELLOWSTONE SPECIAL
nj ORR Aug IL If
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Nod) cine GrtrnbotidJnft.

Walptn9ton 3. s. II. San.
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Gonlolioirlrn9 peridiebener 9rreour
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Tegulirllng Don 9lngelegenbeiten Der
GIfentliden 8elllnobcit cnlpfeblcn.
er bat ben Soriflo9 ifon ieit IGn.
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raB er feline 3eit finoen fonnte, einc
hiesbeiiiBlidcn InIiften 81 iormlt-
lircn. Seltc cnpiing er elm Gonlite,
lcItehenb olls Iertretern ser ,9lmeri.
can MeOicol 2liiociotion," Der n9lme.
ricnH 2liiociotion for tbe 2louoncc.
ment Of Science" imb Ser ,,9lmericon
TubIic Seoltb 9liiociotion," meldc
ihnl i6re Anlihten ii6er sic Gonioli,
rirungSfroge unterbreiteten. Sr.
SQft lngte, er luolle, rpeun er 3eit bo,
sill iinoen fonne, cine grtrcbotidoit
ii6er Die ?lngelegenbeit cinlenben,
oiirfte ie0o6 ourd 6en Iriid onoercr
Gcldoite ae5lplmgen gc5lpirngcn wcr'
cen Die Sohe bis 5ilr nGtbiten Gon,
6reBiItlulg 81 perid,eben.
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Srag6Sic in cincr Rcitamrntipn

2oiolle, Sly II. Son,or. -
@bruiu 3. ,5nber, Gin GonItnbler polt
Nienoota, 81, bat Sri. Sabic Sot.
icr III ciner nit Golten gefiilten He-
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uno bcl Monen tobtlid) ucrlumoet
nnb ii6 onnn ielbIt ourb cincnS6nB
IL Den aopi getootet, Gr mar IN
oaa MGoden uerIiebt lulb pon iGr
ubgclpieien lporoen. Nm SonlItoa
i6rieb CT ibr, er rrerbc in ben nGh-
Iicn Stln0en Don Iienooto fonlmen,
i'm Iie 81 tooten. als er Die Meitaus
ration tctrot. aob er nit oen @ors
tcl ..Sier bin if, Inn mein 8eripre-
hcn III bnIten. obne @eitcres 3euer.
,,rl. Ssuuier liegt in boiinungsloiem
3,;ltanoe i'm Solpitol.
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MNIih's Iebtc NOffnnnN idlluinOet.

bington, :. g., II. Son,
1880 9os Cberblmbesgcrift bat beute
Nic Netitiou Sobn u. HoIih'S Inn
cinen Gertoriuri-9eiebl oblhldgig be.
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aleih ieinem 2eioensgcI0brten bent
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hlmg bon @eloern Der ,.GbNngo 9tn-
tionolb1nf." oeren Erdli0ent er mar,
81 fiinfjdbriger Saft i'm Sunoe g.
3lhtbous 5it 2eopen1prtb, SIS. per
nrtbcilt lnb bot ucrgeblid ulle inn
5lr &crfinmg itcbenoen geietIidel
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lpcldes om 8. lRGr5 1908 QeiGQt
mrroc, lln5uItnBen. Gr lit iebt y
,}ebrc olt mo miro mobrideinlih
blnnen peniaen Eogcn ieinen Soit-
tcrmin on5utreten buben. Son9c
tiobrc ipieltc er cine groBe No4c ols
Sinnn5monu, @onfier lmO Giicn.
bnht Diognnt, aIlciu iebt bat Iid) 0oS
ej.iid bon ibm gepenoct.
G Gbico0o, II. San. - Gic Sro1C
ibcr ben Grlob clncS Strofmonoot,
icitcn9 oeS Vlmoca -Nppcllotionagc.
rihtS gc0en rSobn IT, @olib lit bis
n,orgcll pcrlboben poroen. 0oS &c
riht miro Damn audi 1lelh5eitig ci.
ncn 9lntro0 ollf cincn nc.tcn GrojeB
in Gruogung 5lcbcn melhcr lpegcil
onqeblicbcn WiibpcrboltenS Qclpiiicr
@eihnorener in Oem uriprilngliten
Tro5cB geItellt morOen lit.
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9latiunalbanf itcllt 3oblnna Gin.

Gpon&uillc Sno., II. San.
Gic nGitijcnS' 9totional.gunf" but
bcrtc Die 3abltng illspenoirt, nab.
reno cine llntcrludlUg ibrer 9lfiai.
zen burh Den gutionoIbonf-grnni.
hotor ). &. Sobnion ols Ebilobel-
phlo inn @onge it, Ger 2ebtere ers
t!drtc, er babe Die lluterIlid)ln1
6craoe crit be8onnen bolIe jeood,
GuB bic Iepolitoren ole pollen De
trGge ibrer @utboben erbolten mir.
cen. Die Iircttoreu nohten bic
uGmlifc 9lntiinoiglug ourh Elm or
fio 5biiren onAeidlngcnea Elotot
&cinc Denomination Der Iepoiitorcn
creignete iid ilno Die Su5penIion
ihien penig 9luiregun9 81 pcrilr-
laden obgIeih iid cin GROCER Solien
AFenihen Dor ben geidlolienen 1bil-
rtn anIonmelte. Iie 8unf bat an
81 100000 mlsgeliebelL iiir lueldJe
ne mgeblim feline gltten Siderbelten
bciibt. FrdIibent 2. Y. @illett ieIbl.
bprNte $4,000 uon Der 9ollf, iibcr.
naht ocrielben jcbo6 gigentblnl &c.
rug, INN lie iiir ollc epentuelIen Ser
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NrGiioent Der 9nnf ieit 1888 lmo
IlonO ihon in 1866, ais tic nod cine
@Iriuotbonf mar, nit bcrielben in
gprhil0unn.
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9raiilicn's 8otid)uitcr tuot.

" q bington 8. s. II. San.
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ter mo Orci S0bne. 2ic brniilinui-
idc Ne0icrlmN lit per Sclc1rnpb bon
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tcnen Groucrgottesoienlt ourdJ Elm
mucrifoniicbeS aricaSihiii 5ur Beer
oiQuu0 uotb @roiilicn iibcriiibrt lpcrs
nCu.
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ltntcr idnucrsm Scroadpt.

9fep. Oorf, II. Sanliar. -
@aruh HotbntanlL elm perlpilbcrt
olisicbenber Monn nit langen, ltrrp,
piacn Soaren, lpurbe heute allf Ben
&crooht bin berbaitet, Der @eilteS.
gtIi0rte 81 ieill, ireldcr in Ser lebicn
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mos erihoB nnb ben inn aleihen III.
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aui 1erionen ielerte, ipeld)e i'm nit
SdneebaIen berpurien. gr ipuroc
els anf @eitercs in Soit gebalten.
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g0icber Gin granbunsliif in Ebila'
oclpbin.

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gc9riiicL 0aB lie nlht mc0r bcmnl-
ti9t mcrocn tonutcl. Die boben
Souicn Shnce oii bciOcn Scitcn Der
StruBc morcn Der 2oihmulnldait III
ibren 9cnliibrm9cn bimocrIih. Wleb-
rcrc ouItobenoe ScbGltOC crlittcu be-
trdcbtli6eu Sho0cn.
Srau Ioui0 G. Gutou lnb 6rm
&. =. Carpenter peroen pCrmiBt uno
licgen mobrdeinlih inter 0Cu lriim.
neru bearnbeu lboa. Wtuiligan,
Miitglieo Der Sciteriucbr, crlitt ourdl
etncn Stltr5 Don cincm benohburten
Ncbdll0e lcbensgcfGbrIihe Tcrleblln-
GEN. tSrau 5ronces Guon0, melhc,
mic pbeu nitgetbeilt, Dor Shreden
,mo 9luircAlng itorb, mar cine Bal
tinorerin umo bcionO iicb oli 9ciuCb
Lei ibrcr Sohtcr, ,Srul u. 2. &ina,
luelhc IN Dem bctreficnOen @cb0lloc
iuobntc. Srml 9ing muroe pom
Mou0 ilbcrlpdItiBt mo crlitt lcidtc
9r0nomim0en.
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Strife gcgeE TleiidIDertbcnernng be-
ainnt.

lepelano, :. IL. Sonuar.-
Ter bier orgoniiirtc Strife gegen Ole
GoDen 15leiidpreiie no6m beutc ieineu
Nniong. Girfa 5000 6omilienp1ter
baben iid) i6riitlif rerpilihtei, fem
Sleil6 nlcbr 81 falren, bis oaIiclbc
biIliaer miro. 2lnIuenglingen limo
i'll @orQe, ,lm 0ic geneallng ii6er
bcn 9an8en Stuot SIT perbreiten, lno
IN Sprinaiielo bnbcn bereits nlcbrcre
&llnoert MGnner Elm Strifeoeripre,
cen ntter5eihuet. Sb1ter iollen aud,
Sic boben Greiie onocrer 2ebensmit.
tel in's gereid, Der ?IBltation aesogen
neroen. Mon propbe5eit. ooB bin.
lien eIucr Wode 10000 ,Somilen IN
Cleveland ben 6leiidgenuB ein9eitcIlt
gaten ucrben.
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Nenbclctuna ppn sllidltcritcllcn.

@oibinqtom :. s., II. Gan.
- llntcr ocn pielcn berte bonn Yr0-
ii0enteu Dem Senot ibernittelten
Grucltnlngen bcinno iib alh bicjc-
uge bcS @unoeSoiltritta MibterS
20pol &. anoppcn upn Miibigon gum
&rmoeatrciSrid)tcr iiir bcn 6. @e-
riftafrcia, mclhcn Folten Der leit-
Gcm ms SberblnoeS0cridt perieBte
Siihtcr 0ornCe Surton uoll SenlleIiee
ilnc bate. 2lrtbur G. Gcnilon uon
Yiid)igon lit ais 9tocbiolNcr Der Nrn.
&nuppcn 5lnn 1iIrittSricbter CT.
Eunnt
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Stiif fir Stiif $40.

Rem Dorf, H. Som,or. -
Ger Yreis einea hitblfen WGofenS
$50 in Nem-Dorf. 6iir Oieie Sumnc
Wilroc oic 20-iibriQc gliiabetb Sor5o
or eiu Srol,en5ilnmcr perfouit, mel
DIES ein@orbea on Scr Otto. Strube
bctreibt, mic Dor Der Hodeieller.
@rolos ,Slrp be5ellgt uorben iit mel.
de 5ilr Belt nit cincr llnteriudung
ilpcr Den Sanoel NIT nciben Sflas
u!nnen in 9tem.9orf beid)0itigt lit.
8tc @rono. Sllrp ltcllte bcltte gtnf.
n!ittaa iehs 9lnfIogeidriiten ans,
rno 5mei MGnner 9tomens Saul
Irlnfo lub Ebilip Mnngolb. mlrocn
gleih ooruili uerboftet unb IN @r.
nlanaelllng bon ic $3.50 giir9ihot
Dem ombS-@eiiilQniB iibcrnieien.
Iicic bciOen M0nner limo on0eflo9t,
eliiubetb Sor5o cntiiibrt ,lno per.
fduft 81 hobcn.
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gabufatai;ruphc In lttnh.

Ga0cn, lltob, H. Somior. -
Ger Eerioncnjug )tr. Is Der .Soltbe
ern Enciiic Nubn" Iullroe beute 5l
2Cnoo, 80 Dteilen rueItlid) uon 90,
sen, 0lrh GolliIion nit einem Aob.
lcrBuge 0enloIirt uno brei Dt1nuer.
ndmli6 &ofontotipiilhrer !. Rear.
bpn, S5eBer u. u. Stroll unO Sei,er.
Gebrling SEQ. Sone5, fanen babel
um'a 2cben. Tiele Eerionen muroen
pcrlcti, 2ofomotipiiibrer u. 2. Sin.
len nnhrideinlid tootlih. Cine
iaih 1eItellte Neidc pcririodte bo9
llnglild.