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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-11-09
IS AUTOS BURNED

SAa Francisco Machines Valued at
$4,000 Destroyed
San Francisco. Nov. ThirtyGye
automobiles, valued at 100000 were
destroyed yesterday In fire which
burned the Pullman automobile gar
age in this city
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-27
EDDYVILLE.


The neighbors planned and success
Harlan Of the Hayden Chapel district
on Friday Jan. 81. A good dinner was
enjoyed by all. Those present werH:
Mrs E. Hobson and daughter Elite,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Stump and children
Lena, Harry and Mary, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. De Tar, Mr.. and Mrs. Hence
Stump and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
iE. Foley and son Walter, Mr. and Mrs.
j. B. Lee Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Shanks
and daughter Leona Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Allen, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. HARRISON
and Mr. and Mrs. Willie Reese
Miss Nellie Stevens of Scarborough
is visiting her friends Fay Watkins at
this place.
DR.. Brown has leased the Gale True
building.
o. P. Awtry Of Bluff Creek was a
new Sharon passenger recently.
- Mrs N o. Brien and son John de-
parted for Kahoka to visit the formers
husband and look over their new loca-
ton.
Fred Palmer was 4 Oskaoosa pas
senger Friday
Mrs Roberts of Friedrich fell from
A hay loft resulting in a fractured
limb.
Do you want to buy horse. seed
corn, a farm, some sheep? If You 30
put want ad in the Courier.
Mrs. Cain who has been visiting her
uncle Chas. Phillips for some time
left for her home in Sioux City.
f. Warden of Ottumwa is visiting
his relatives DR.. and Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Mel Johnson of st. Louis is
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-27
And Start You Out With a Free Trial
Package To Prove MY Claims
Send Coupon Below To-
day. The Trial Pack
age Will Give In
slant Relief.

Consider my offer. I willingly send
you free of charge a trial treatment
of the wonderful Gauss Combined
Catarrh Cure. You have everything to
gain and nothing to lose. Its up to
you. 1fsyou wish to be cured Of that
foul splitting and hawking-that
wretched depressed sensation-that
don't dare-look-a anybody i'm the face"
feeling then fill out the coupon with
out further delay. I possess the rem
edv that will cure you, but as I have
not your address you must supply it.
That's all ask. Simply fill out the
following coupon and mail it to me to-
day. It will be the means of restoring
you to a perfectly normal condition,
giving you a sweet pure breath.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-27
Still LOOKING
FOR RUNAWAY SON
&c. L. SPRlDGEN SOLlClTS AID
FROM CAPTAIN OF SALVATION
ARMY HERE.

Lewis Spridgen. the sixteen year old
runaway son of G. L. Spridgen Of
WOODBURY. is still missing. His father
has written Captain F. Foubister of
the local Salvation Army asking him
to assist him in locating his son
whom he still believes is working in
Ottumwa, although, thorough search
of the factories has been made. Cap
tain Foubister will do everything in
his power to help the broken hearted
parents to find their runaway boy.
The letter which Captain Foubister re-
ceived from Mr.. Spridgen is from
Derby, Lucas county, and is as fol
lows:
Kind friends: I have a boy who
has run away from home and l cannot
find him. He went to Ottumwa to find
work We found trace of him there
but no other place. He belongs to the
Christian church, and was baptized
three years ago, when thirteen years
Of age. He is now sixteen years of
age, has dark hair, blue eyes, light
complexion, about five feet four or five
inches tall and weighs about 125 or $50
pounds. He disappeared from Wood
burn, January /, 1910, on New Years
day, not giving any cause for leaving
home, and my heart is almost broken
with grief since he has gone. l kind.
ly ask If you will aid us in trying to
find him and that he will be looked
after by your people. If you can 10,
cate him anywhere please let me
know. The boys name is Lewis A.
Spridgen. c. S. Spridgen.'
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-27

visiting her mother Mrs. Coolwyne.
Archie MCGEE the teacher at Grays
Creek is quite Ill this week.
Henry Brandt living northwest of
town held a sale last week. He expects
to move to Texas.
Mrs. Frank Littlejohn is very Ill
with rheumatism.
DR.. F. T. Vance transacted business
in Ottumwa Wednesday,
The Green True building is being
fixed up this week and will soon be
fitted up for a bowling alley.
Mr.. Robinson of Logansport, Indiana
came Thursday to visit with his aunt
Mrs. Jane Blake and cousin Milt Blake
Carl Hols moved his family from
Pella Wednesday to the Wormhoudt
farm northwest of town.
Mrs. Reed who has been visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fails for
some time has returned to her home
at Greedy, Colorado.
Mrs. Dolph Kussart and son were
called to Des Moines this week on
account Of the serious illness of Mrs.
Kussart's sister.
VIM Burdock who recently moved
his family from here to a farm near
Oskaloosa was a caller in Eddyville
recently.
The annual installation of the
Masonic officers took place at their
hall Tuesday evening.
The following officers of the Congre-
gational church have been elected for
the coming year:
Deacon-G. f. Hartman, years.
Trustee. Anderson years.
Trustee. B, Waugaman, to fill va
cancy.
Treasurer-Chas. Oldham.
Secretary. A. WOrmhOu1t
Organist-Bertha Waugaman.
Clerl1-Louise Epperson.
Sunday school superintendent. B.
Waugaman.
Asst. Supt.-Mrs. Chas. Oldham.
Treasurer-Miss Ollie Bolibaugh.
Secretary-G. Hartman.
Organist-Emma Anderson
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-27
PULASKI.


ANDY Miller who has been quite sick
with pneumonia is able to be out.
Oliver Hunt has purchased the Peter
Kinsinger property by the restaurant
and will move there about March, 1st.
]. c. Brenneman is recovering from
an attack of the grip.
C. E. Wagler returned from his trip
to Texas last week.
Mrs. Almeda Jones and son Charlie
were Bloomfield visitors Saturday
Mrs. Dennis Parish is visiting at the
A. G. Parish home at Hale Mo. this
week.
Uncle Joe Sommers returned from
Peoria Ill. Tuesday.
DR.. D. D. Jay was Bloomfield WISH
tor Monday.
Barney Brunk visited his mother the
first of the week
Johnson Jones attended court at
Bloomfield this week.
Lala Hunt visited relatives in Moul-
ton over Sunday.
Ira Haney left for a trip to Neb
Tuesday morning in view Of looking
up a location.
Harvey Andrew of Berry Mo. visited
his mother over Sunday.
H. F. Glattfelder and wife attended
church in Troy Sunday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-27

churches owned by only a part gives
the lie to such claim. And again the
appropriation of money to pay chap
lains to pray for the legislatures and
congress. and chaplains in the army
and navy, say such claim, is false.
God knows, if praying for congress
would do any good the money would
he Well spent. But in congress the
railroads, the banks, the express CON-
panias, the land thieves, ETC.. all have
their representatives; to expect these
representatives of private interests to
do anything to benefit the common
people is beyond reason. and it is idle
to expect any benefit or relief from
prayers. There are more INSCRIPTIONS
rascals in congress today than ever
before, showing that paying for
prayers for them is a dead loss.
o. c.. GRAVES
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-27
Decision of Commission Shows
Just What Freight is Affected

The full text the hearing the commission
the c. B.
Co. ct al association The full import
ruling freight
of
commission which smaller shipper as well
his neghbor complete
The the
who will find things that saving OF dollars
the shipper.
The Full Decision.
Following Com
merce commission at its hearing January 4, 1910:
held at its
Office in Washington c., on 1910
Prouty,
M. Cockren
K.
e.
S. Observation-Disclosures
1914
COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION
BURLINGTON QUINCY RAILROAD COMPANY;
RAILWAY COMPANY;
THE CHICAGO ISLAND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY AND
RAILROAD COMPANY.
complaints file and
had the
Docket
Chicago Milwaukee & St
Chicago Island Pacific Railway com
Mississippi river
unreasonable and having made
conclusions thereon which said report
Is.
aforesaid defendants be- they are hereby
before the 18th day
collecting receiving for the
line from their
portional 100 pounds which are as follows to"
From
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-27

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON QUINCY RAILROAD COMPANY.



ubmitted March a,
/ The through charges under from
and excessive also found that the charges
rates applicable from Mississippi crossings Defendants on
reduce the latter rates for the future
Rep, PIP followed
Guernsey, Miller for complainant.
Chester Dawes and Hale Holden " Chicago Burlington Quincy
E. B PIERCE Chicago company.
C. Maxwell and n Brown for Wabash railway COMPANY
azen Sawyer for the Shippers association
Keokuk, interviewer
In
proportional their
voyed in the second complaint through class rates from
brought in issue We do however
@ ana h en @ raised are sub
Greater Des MONIES committee G R Ry Co. and
disposition made these logically reoure
The proportional of the defendant
table
PRESENT..
SINH to
the evidence the general
points line to otumWa ths
for the future
territory in question will not exceed the following
rhe table reduced effective
FORTH
The compliments for the establishment
attacked unreasonable not WITH the az 70
but compared with the class rates from Chicago
attacked in this complaint are as follows!
On the and with due regard for tina established
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-27
CHARLTON.

CHARLTON. y
e es~-s-%-ee-~-s-e ~-><~<>-%-~%~%->-e I.
Chariton.-The young ladies Of the
Entire Nous club held their annual
banquet last evening at the home Of
Miss Dorothy Mccullough. Toasts
were given by the different members
The menu was an elaborate one and
was served in charming manner
The house was prettily decorated
throughout
M. j. Spicer and Miss Geneva
Paris of Leon, were united in mar
riage in this city Monday afternoon at
8 O'Clock, at the Office of Justict ]. G..
Seward, who performed the ceremony.
They expect to reside at Leon.
Mrs. Alice Johnson and daughters,
Hazel and Enda, went to Ottumwa last
evening for an extended visit with her
son, Claude Johnson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Starkey of Liber-
ty township, returned yesterday from
a visit in Abba with her brother.
Mrs c. H. Mears and daughter,
Ruby, Of Milo, were visitors In this
city yesterday.
Do you want to buy or sell some
seed corn or oats? Put a want ad in
the Courier.
Mrs. John Lyons Is spending few
days in Tacoma with her husbands
mother and relatives.
Mrs. Sanford Rea of Abba. formerly
Of this city, arrived Monday to visit
her mother, Mrs Anna Sullivan, and
numerous friends, and to attend the
Entire club banquet Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Brown went to
Des Moines Monday evening to spend
few days with their daughter, Mar
garet, and to transact business.
Mrs. frank Homsher was called to
Des Moines last evening by the death
of her grandmother, Mrs Farris.
Mrs. Clarence Moore and two chill.
dren OF WOODBURY.. who had been visit.
ing in this city with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan, and old friends re-
turned home last evening.
MT. and Mrs T. M. Stuart entertain
ed few friends Saturday evening al
dinner party, complimentary I'd
Judge and Mrs. F. w. Eichelberser
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-27

Of the Second judicial district Stimuli
taneously with this announcement on
withdrawal from the field of candi-
dates for the judgeship, Judge Roberts
stated that two years hence he will be
a candidate for the supreme bench
Judge Evans should be renominat-
ed" said Judge Roberts, "and l do
not believe there is any opposition to
Judge Deemer, but I will seek the
nomination for the supreme court post
two years hence"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-27

Every symptom of
dion OF the blood
troubles
should
and absorbed
cause the place to seab but the blood
Place and be bad than before heals old
the very bottom Of the trouble and
Is once nourshe with rich healhfu blood
the
thoroughly onsed and purified the blood the
on medical
write. THE SWIFT spFrrEyc AFR awTa
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-27
NOT A CANDIDATE

Judge M. A. Roberts Will Not Be In
Field to Succeed Him
self.
Judge M A. Roberts will not be
candidate for denomination on the Re
publican ticket for the Office of judg
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-27


find that the first Chicago
An order be n wi hesefn
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-27

which these effective
n l. & l. C-4140,
n of the stations
of Complaint
COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-11
e y 4 3 4 E.

@pargel mar urfpriinsltd eine
piloe pflanae an Der groBbrttanniz
f9en Riife.
Gleftrolptetfen entbGlt an
acknowledgement nur fir Sauienoz
fel Prooent.
Sn ben Ser. @taaten tperben
idbrli9 runb 80 Mtllionen tiinitIi9e
3dbne berseitellt.
Sn Raro9i, Snbten, stebt ss
StraBenbubnen, bic nit petroleum
betrteben tper0en.
Dte Confirmation tpuroe
BON Dem beriibmten 8ietifen Bbilipp
Sdfob Opener eingefiibrt.
9te Our9i6nittsgr0Be Be
Der mdnnlihen Negritos auf ben P9iz
lippinen lit nur Az SUB.
Der Srtan pom 20. Sttpz
Der 1882 erreidts cine Geiaptnbi1feit
ppn $50 Meiler Die Gtunbe.
Gon oen 2e 3ten lrer0en MIR
"a Bro5ent iiber 70 So5re aIt, BON
ben Sci Hidden tart AZ 4rD5eat.
Nale gebeR ndbreno Der g3adt
(Sommer3eiD DIT ans 2ano unO fall
len germ iiber GrbIenfelter' ber.
Oie 8aufoiten tes 80lner
0oms betrrgen na9 unTerem @eloe
etipas iiber flint Wtillionen Dollars.
Sas Mdrt Der 8dume TT
ni9t INNER runb, fonbern ie na9 Dirt
Der 8dume opal, brett, flint nno
fe6sedtg.
8et iuneen 8tenen bat Der
Spntgmagen eine 2dn9e bon 2 Wltlltz
meter unb einen Our9meRer bon 1
Minimeter.
M a n b at m / benz in eine
2tnfe concentrirten Sonnenlt9te &te=
fel gef6molaen, al1erbings I'm luftleez
rem Hdun.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-11
Nnnlnler Ill.
Nie,enDampfer

Die @unaro unb Wbite Gtar Sinlefl
3anen Die Abfiht. Dampfer BON S5O big
900 SuB 2dnae uno 65. 900 big 80. !
90 3onnen Wa1eruerordnanna a!I
oauen Ger Bau !olher RieleniGiffe lli
oei Dem heutiQen 5tnnbe Der EeDnlt
aemiB m0qIih. olIeiu IS hanoeli lit oudp
um Die Beftaffung BON Dofs unb Dor
allen Dinaen BON aeniigeno tiefen
0dFsn. selbf Die 100 SUB l0naen
sh,ffe Der Gounarb 2inie raaen Elm
Stiid iiber bic Gods binaus unt behi Z
bern in Nem Sort ben Derfebr. Die
@infabrt in ben Netu Oorter Dafen
nuBte ibnn fur Die 4ulitrnia uuo
Nauretana pertieft peroen un0 0ies
miro nod erbeblid mebr 9eiheben
mflien. menn Dem Bau immer ar6Berer
0ampfer niht cine @rense aeifeft miro.
Wenn 6rahtidiffe bon dhnlider 6r0be
aebaut paroen. 10 ndren Bottom. Baltls
more uno philadelphia als 2aoe.
5taiionen ausaeidloien, es bliebe nur
Nsw Dort uno einiae 0dfen in GIropa
tibrig. ole iolhen 5hiHen 0anoungs.
uuo 2aouu9sm0alihteiten bieten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-11
sSnlanD.

Nm 9ienltao Yormittaa, als Wapor
8apnor BON Sem Sort seraoe einen
DampTer bsitei9eu mollte. um cine
Helle nah @uropa an3uirsten. IbpB
Sules Snmes 8alla9ber orelmal auf
lbn une elnsr Der ShiiHe traf @apnor
in Den 0ols unb peruriahte ibm cine
lhlimme Wunoe. 8allaQber NOR tpe=
aen getruntenbsit bonn MaDor aus Dem
lidotIl1en 8ienite entlahen.
gm Moniae tollloirte einiqe Wteilen
Don Sgnaclo, '@al.. elm ponaaierau9
nit elner gotomotipe uno l3 per'onen
wuroen iOfort aetDotet uno mlnoeltsns
IL DerleBt.
Sn einem MistsbauIe in Solnalca.
s. s.. broh am lebten Oonnerltag Elm
Teuer ars, DEM lieben Menihenleben
gum Cpfer fislen. fiinf Manner uno
3mei 5rausn, Sic ihliefen, als oas
6euer ausbra6 uno als lie outh oeu
Hauh uno ben 2drm Der 6euertpebr
q meft mufoen, mar an eine HettunQ
'nlht mebt 81 oentpn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-11
1agesneu ut8fettett.
chts.s

v z .
Sn -9belbp puroe ain 6reitaa o'r %
Sabre alte 0arlep Wap bon oem poll-
aiifen Saeob 8ates>in ben Ropf 9eihol-
Ten nno augenbliflih gei0otet. nahoem
Der 8urihe. pl0Blih wahnlinnia aemor-
ben, ben poli3lften. iopie oefen 2ame=
raoen Us. s.. 5batp uno einen oritten
Mann. Jtamens 8aorae Rline. NIT
einem Gepolper atiadirt uno ale orei
mebr ODER peniaer berleBt bate.
Sas. 6satb bon Williamsfislo. O.,
fam nod @lepelano. um iih Die Staot
3u bessben uno oa er idredlihe @eidi1=
ten pom ben SaIbenoieben in Der 9rDB.
len staot in Shio aeh6rt bate, 10
ftefte er stpei 8eloidihhen Elm, ems nit
S3 gum Beaablen in Der Dehentlihteit.
pin 3weitss beimlihes nit $75 barin.
in elmer Saide perboraen. gr tanl
bonn square bis sur Olt "a. StraBe.
oann meloete er ber poliaei' bob beioe
g6rien uno Die ubr oa3u fort ieien.
Mm 6reitae Nbeno muroe,in guclio
6eiahts bel @lspelano Der Nnmalt Wm.
s. Gice BON unbetannter 0anb erlhoi=
len. usber Die 6bdter iopobl tpie liner
oas WOtip Der Sbai f.blt ieoer NnbaIi
Gin &aubmoro lieat sundhit Mot uor;
oenn a0er BefB, ben Der NnDalt am
G0rper uno in Den Rleioern tru9, mar
DDrban0en. er muroe nitt beraubt.
9lm sonntaa, 81. Suli. polte in
Union @itp. Darte @ountp, Der Poli=
aft Sefferion Conrad Sobn Sblfen=
oanee me9en Srunfenbeit oerbaften. als
Der 5obn Sblfenoance's oa5u fam uno
ben 8ater losriB. @onrao goo Damn
iein sdiebeiisn uno CAB bier Sbiihe
ab. bon oenen orei ben As Sabre alten
Sobn Sbifenoance trafen uno Der 4
ben 81 Sabre alten Sohn. @onrao
lpill in sslbitpertheioiaun9 9ebanoslt
baben. Sobn Sbifsnoance uno leln
Sohn lino ibren Serlebungen erie 4en.
9lls Relultat elmer Weiaerun9. lein
sSahrQelO gu beSahlen, nuroe am leBten
ne,lia9 in 3olsoO Der % Sabre
alte Nlpa Slaf bon Der WanR'haft
eines StraBsnbahnmaa1ons bon oem
8aa9on abaeitoBen uno fiel babel 10
uneliifllb ouB er leblos auf Dem Stra.
BenpfIaltsr tanoete, Ser Wotormunn
@rosbp, Der oas NbIsBen belorate, III
nibt Derha,tst mOroen, ct nil IN
SplbHuertbsiOiauna aebanoelt baberl
uno last, Biad babe ibn nit eiuer @ls=
pife anaeguffen uno er babe ibn nur
IabaeltoBsn. um lein eigenes 2eben gu
retten. 9tsle Nn9aben meroen bon
4uaenaeugen beltatigt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-11

g3pr furaem fano mtt etnenl Sol.
batenaufgebot bon go Biz 70 Wdnn
in ben sSnosrldben 9aresfulams etas
arobe Masaia ftott. Gs tpdr oer
BebDrbe au Obren getomnlen, 0aB
sic sssnoer In sroBen Mensen etn
.parfiim" einfiibren, bas fi4 tn hal'
BEN aiterflaf1en befinbet uno Gau
Be Cologne etitettirt 1T. Der yoltz
aei aelang es, feftauitellen. bab oisita
ipoblriehenbe WaFer (peremente)
BON Barbissn eetrunten ipiro uno
bas Ser @enub einen Meorosrdni1
aur syolae bat. Denn man bsfdm
b.raus, bab Snber unb8anpdnsn,
Die total rboll" gum gingebprsnsngs@
riht erfAienen, ii9 biefe Gan be
Cologne gu @emiitbe sefiihrt hattsn.
gluf glnfrage erfldrte bas Wleotai>
nalref.rat, 6aB .s fih um ein fart
aIfobolbaltiges 9etrdnt banole. Darz
rauf befabl oas 8eairtsamt bie Gon@
fisfation fdmmtlider S1afden. Das
greebntB Der 6ausfu4unsen iparen
tpeit iiber 1000 Jlafden. Die Die
6.rren esnber meifentbeils forgfdlttg
unter ben DG9ern peritedt batten.
g3a6 9lngaben bes 3olIs iolen tn
lebter 3ett runb 400 Jlafden oiefes
z99napies in Oaresfalam
sinaefibrt fem. 9elegentli4 Der
Gau=oezg gologne>R >Ra5aid iino auh
gognaeflai9en, leer unb pon, BET ben
Serren Snbern gefunoen pproen. Die
2eute 1asten, fie beniiBten ben Gog>
nae gum rappfeinreiben". Dte 8es
bDroe mar anberer Meinung.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-11
nBIanh.

Geutihlano pertaafie Die fait slpei
Sabraebnte alien Ginienidiffe .8ran=
oenbur9" uno .&urfiirlt Jrieorih Wil-
belm" an Die tiirtilhe Ge9ieruna. Wit
Den shifisn miro aud Die an yoro be-
finDlihe Nunition Derfauft. Ser
preis heat lib auf cine babe Wii(litn
ttiirtilhe pfnuo q piuno aleih 1874
Heihsmatt j
9luf Dem eioaen0ilifden 5diiBenfelt
in Bern bat nidt Der 5oaialiitenfiibrer
SuDer. tpie friiber aemeloet. fonoern
Der Bhdienmaber Sprina aus Walen-
ltaot i'm Ranton 5t. @allen Den Oom
Deuti1en Gailsr aeltifteten potal ers
ihofen. Die Betbeiliauug on BEN
Gef mar eine riefge. Mit Der 0erthei.
lung Der gbsengaben, melde etnen 8es
iammtpertb pon nebr als 200. 900 fr.
haiten. erreidte oas ib6ne Sseit fein
Gnbe.
.Sn 6iib= Nublan0 brobt inf0l9e Der
gbolera.gpioemie cine 2oblennotb. Die
@bolera- gpioemie 1T nit befonoerer
Y6sarti9teii in ben groeen aobleRgru.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-11

ben. Besirten om Dones in Sao- RuB=
lano anfaetreren. Sort linb in ben
8e3irten pun yatbmut uno Slabianos
bost nabe3u 1000 Jdae nit elmer
Sierblihteit bon fiinfsia pro3ent por-
aetommen uno bat Die Seube cine ga.
nit inter ben Ber9leuten uno einen
WaReuaus3ug aus oem @rubenqetiet
3ur Golae aebabt. Die Broouttiou ie-
ner 8ruben 1T um msbr dls Die 0dlfte
ooer aar oreipiertel suriidgeaanaen uno
bic @rnbenbeiiBer Iehen eine Gohlennoih
ooraus. falls oem Nusaua Der 8etSlsu.s
nihi @inbalt gethan miro.
3melbunoert Slider iino bic Opfer
einss 3aifuns oenoroen uno baben In
Den Sslutben oes Mmur in Gibirisn ben
Sob eefunoen. sic maren in ibren
tleinen Booten auf 6iibfana uusaefab'
rem nno Duroen BON Sem unDetter
iiberraiht. go furhtbar brad Der
Stnrm iiber iie berein. oaB auh nldt
elnes BON ben Booten oas llfer er=
reihte.
sn orei D6rfern in oem 0auran= Oi-
ltritt in Sprien lino un9efdbr hunoert
@hrilten uno Wubammeoaner bon Orus
len ermoroet tporoen. Sie &eaierunl
lit nun i'm geeriffe. elne itarte Mllltdr.
expedition abSuiAlden. I'm Die Sroe
nunq tuieoer ber8uitellen uno Die 9ln=
filter oes 8emsbsls su beltrafen.
Die 2uftihiffabrt ut INNER tuh cine
reht unlihere Sahe. Nm lsBten Oon=
nerltaa liel Der belgiihe Guftihlffsr W.
holos Giust in Der Rdbe bon Srillisl
aus betrdhtllher 66be bsrab uno murs
De auf Der Stplle 9etDotet. Ser Nero=
plan muroe in elmer 00be bon $50 Rub
bon einem WinoltoB eriaBt uno 10 Ian.
se init leiner WuIhne bin uno ber ae.
trieben, big Die propeller ben Dlenlt
periaaten. @rlt Dor orei Wohen fam
iein Better Daniel, Der alS elmer Der be-.
ten Neronalten betannt mar. auf oie'
lebe Weile um's 2eben.
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Gritamnt Ymeider.

DaB cine refine aromatiibe 0eilmi-
ihunQ, tple 8ufliu's Nynita 5aibe ice
'ort cine ihllmme Brano=. 5hnitt.
Sriibwunoe uno Ddmorrboioen linoert,.
''taunt Der 3peifler, oob aroBartige
Guren bepeiien. oaB iie ein lpunoerba=
es 5eilmittel 1T bon ben i6limmiten
Nunoen. @eihwiiren. Shndren. um=
laufen. @csema, Saatousbrlihen. me
1uh be taufqeIprunqenen 6dnoen. Bee
rentun Qsn uno Suhnerauoen. Bee
'nht lie. 9tur Is Gents in Wm.
Riinslis oeutihsr Npotbete.
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DIS giertrinten unb 5abatrau-
den miro bon olelen Breoi9ern als cine
'hrefli6e Siinoe anQeleben, aber unter
lR1nuern. Die in mGbioer WeiIe Bier
uno 3abat 9enieBen. iinoet man taum
'olhe SansnurIte. lpie lie 4. y. bel @es
Iegenbeit oes glcnits Der Breoiser Der
oereiniQten epanQelllhen airhen in un=
leer Nadbaritaot @anton lih brtit mads
ten. Gie Preoi9er mettelferten mitein=
amber. mer Elm Stiif Gau9ummi am
IGnQitsn uno ihnelliten fauen uno es
am msiteIten ouseinonOersieben tonne.
@roBer Subel berrIbte bel Dem tinoi=
lhen SPIEL. (Sano. Sem.)
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6etratbsb eiui iaiammeen.

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