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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-16
Columbia Heights Branch Once.

Epply's Drug Store, at 18th and Clifton
SITS. NV. receives Want Ads" at regu-
lar rates. Wants. Rooms for Rent, Lost
and Found. Things for Sale. etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-16
Same Methods Today.

These primitive forms of education
changed only in minor details are exist
ing today, the lecturer said, among peo-
pie still in the savage and mentally unde-
veloped state. notably among the native
Australians, the American Indians, the
Eskimos and different African tribes The
principal of their forms of education, she
said, had in view only the direct benefit
to the person taught The idea of making
each generation wiser than the preceding
one was not fully appreciated except, pos
sibly, among the Eskimos, who intelh-
gently pursued such policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-16
DESCRIBES METHODS OF
IMPARTING KNOWLEDGE
Lecture on Educational Examples
Among Primitive Peoples Before
Anthropological Society.

Some Educational Examples Among
Primitive Peoples was the title of a lee
ture before the Anthropological Society
of Washington by DIR. Eleanora c. Falk-
mar last night, in the assembly hall of
George Washington University. The lee
turer described the modes of imparting
knowledge from one generation to the
other when man first began to realize
the possibilities of intellect. These meth
DDS developed and enlarged until they
gradually assumed a definite form of ac-
quiring and dispensing knowledge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-16
A Torpid Liver

Causes a great deal of disturbance In the sys.
tenn; often produces dyspepsia. irrcgularity Of
the bowels, and bitter taste in the mouth in
the morning; lowers the spirits. and sometimes
brings on dependency. For such a liver take
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-16
milk" bread Is Always Good.

II is genuine homemade bread and never
varies from the highest standard of de
1iciousness and nutritiousness. Deliv
cred fresh and clean from oven to table.
DC. Homemade Pies, all good kinds. zoe
Holmes Bakery.10I F st. n.w.Tel. NJ. 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-16
Eczema y iCtiilll
Gave Up Hope
Alter Suffering a Year With Raw.
Watery Humor on Hands and
Face = Prescriptions Did Not
Do a Bit of Good-Scratched
Till Blood Came and Had to
Quit Work.
COMP lIETElW CURED
BY gWl7lGWRA REMEDIES

Il suffered with eczema for one year and had
two OF the best doctors in town, but their medi-
cine did not help me. First o. all there
small white pimples my left hand and I had
to scratch until the blood came. Then they
would pun up and water would run out. Wher-
ever this water would run there would be more
pimples, until my whole left hand mass
Of sores. Then my other hand became affected
and they were like piece OF raw meat. Then
1t came on my face, neck and under my right
arm so that I was unable to raise my for
two weeks. It became so bad that 1 was
obliged to give up work.
About four months ago l started to doctor
and the doctor told me it was eczema. So he
told ME to GET ointment and soap. / used
them for a month and they didn't do me one
bit Of good. SO l tried another doctor He gave
me three different kinds Of medicines but I was
very much put out when these remedies did not
help me. l unable to sleep at night and
gave up all hope until I decided to try the
Cuticura Remedies. ! used two cakes Of Cuti-
cura Soap. two boxes Of Cuticura Ointment and
three bottles of Cuticura Resolvent, and l am
glad to say / am cured. Miss Nora Schultz. 243
North Third ST., Reading. Pa, Jan. and Z, o9."
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Anything to Sell:

Consult Adam A. Weschler. auction
eer 920 Pa. ave. NV. Regular sales
Furniture ETC., Saturdays. commencing
$40 am. Good results Phone 1889
mh14-5t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-16

To Secure Stylish Carriage
for any occasion write or phone Dow
ney's stables 1920 L st. Reasonable rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-16

The Great Bear Is an Ideal Table
water. Office. S26 ne. Phone N 1872
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Best tailoring-best work Owen,15O4 fl
-Advt.
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Men Who Know Good whisky Pro-
nounce Donnellys Private Stock" the
equal of dollar ryes Toe qt 14th & l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-16

For Sale-New Houses.
Over 200 on our list. Stone & Fairfax,
1912 New York ave.-Advt.
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When In n Rush for MiIIwOrk

remember We have our own machines
Eisinger Bros. 2lO9 eth. Phone y. 1913.
mh16-d, eSu-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-16

Christian Handlers Apple Brandy.
The best ohtainable; fine. clean quality
In fact, unique. 81 fun qt ao9 eth st.
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Systematic Savin,

Expert Plumbers. Prompt Attention.
Moran Co. 2126 Pa. ave. Phone w. 10.
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Systematic Saving
the only sure way The Prudential
Bldg. .Asso. offers the best method OF
systematic saving. 1919 + NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-16

Save Per Cent of Your Taxicab
fare by using TTCO taxicab counon
books Very convenient Tel. n. 1919
-Adyt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-16

GOlaenbefg's Branch.
If you are shopping at Goldenbergs you
can leave Want Ads for The Star at
the Information Bureau"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-16

Purissima Rye VIII Benefit You.
1t is q thoroughly high-grade whisky
Of pleasing taste VIM Cannon, 1925 1th.
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Moved Down Stairs,
just one door east. Here you will find
the newest styles in fine spring shoes
al dollar or two less. Brockton Sam
pie Shoe Store. 1903 r st.
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Moved Down Stairs,

Try Murine re Remedy
For Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes.
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Gas Ranges Repaired.
SIG IL st. c. a Muddiman & Co. 1904 G st.
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Greater Enjoyment From Your Meals
better digestion and sounder health
with regular use of Arnolds Ogdensburg
Ale Pure, unfiltered. rich in tonic ele-
ments. Phone w. 81, Arlington Bottling Co.
mh16-5d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
BY GEORGE c. COMING.


ELLINGTON, |. p. m.-The wind is increas-
n 'soeisy and Il is bitter cold, but the men with
- ~'s started FOR Scenic with IL bodies. II is
A~II whether the grim calvacade can get
y ! bodies are those Of Mrs. Covington, Dan
tr,'sS D. aitlnge J. L. Petit, f. W. Topping, A.
|lT - :. Kelly. r. NJ. Barnhart, John Parzybok,
u, ,4aasin' Irainmaster Blackburn and Secre-
.. NJ NOV !: rapidly filling up the holes Dug in
|Ahs,9..s.a The hotel and depot are nearly bur-
II. hlea4iNGION, March S. ~ BULLETIN. - A
bal 'ssagd raging at Wellington and all along
|ss I'm scenic. 1t began last night and heavy
AnsaL'ss.alnig' accompanied by wind so strong
VIII Hs'ng nor dead can get out of here to-
Anlgbt "spaper men returned TO Scenic TO spend
" movn.. ~ returning to Wellington at daylight
- found the trail nearly obliterated.
70 runner lost his foothold and fell 800 feet
,snpsass. OF deep snow and uprooted trees. His
hsll 80. .sscaed him after hours OF hard work.
ss'"'@ more dangerous every minute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

The bodies Of Engineer b. F. Jarnigan and Fire
man j. Partridge were recovered today, making
total of az bodies recovered before the work
was stopped by the blizzard. Men trying to get
through with the bodies of Conductor Petit and Sec
Rotary Longcoy.
There were several small slides west OF Leaven-
WORTH on the other side Of the mountains, yesterday
No one was hurt. These were probably what started
the rumors Of six being killed in a slide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

was completely wiped Father mother daughters and
little lie side by side in the morgue The boy babys face
crushed into unacceptable
Bales hotel which escaped the first slide, is now pressed
from the by gigantic drifts.
slide would likely crush all the town. including the
temporary hospital where the injured recovering
No here the Alpine trail Scenic OF
danger of fresh slides 1t rains all the time making
new sticky drifts.
New slides reported the other side OF Cascade tunnel
No trains hit or lives lost
fortune lies under the avalanche Money orders and
registered mail from No p and personal effects OF victims total
$4,000
The mail sacks are guarded by government
The property OF the dead is being looked after No at
tempts footing have been detected since Roberts arrested
yesterday Enough food is being packed in daily
OLYMPIA March Some hundred volunteers National
Will be called NJ e.
work the Great Northern Wellington.
This statement minutes midnight
and baBod telephone with the railroad
thoues at Everett late last night following complaints filed
with the relatives
the landslide disaster a
Il said that the railroad
conditions.
vicinity Of Wellington u 6 stated
brought matters
following
al Wellington
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takers working al The Time As body embamed
il is wrapped in blanket and tagged
The telegraph office the only place the depot where
gresome bundles piled Every few minutes drag
a corpse up from Death Valley.
Il is hard for anyone the appreciate what
liz u.s.
The avalanche picked up stalwar pines they were
matches broke them bits poed them like ramrods through
cars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05

WELLINGTON. March 5.-Today strange funeral cor
tcec slipping and sliding the dangerous mountain trail
20 Scenic where OF the slide be shipped by rail 70
who have been bcsegng the railroad for their bodies
The cocgc comprises Alaskan sedges drawn BY six men
sled On sedge wrapped in blankets the bodies which
have been dug from the and shattered cars.
Il will be hard shedding points The trail skirts
chasms where false step fatal slip would send living and
dead down a thousand feet
The Wellington may be open ia ten days but the
be taken away before that The iooipath through
2O-foot drifts is the only way
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CHANGES LANDSCAPE.

The slide made landscape where the trains stood
showing only top here aud locomotive there through the
The depth Of the and the angle of wreckage make
recovery oi the dead slow hard work
Yesterday Y bodies found but that daily average
which high considering conditions will be another week
before all recovered Not half of the dead have been LOCATED
vet The body of Conductor NJ Parybok has been found
The said 10 be his which found the previous day
are now marked unidentified
-Four unidentified mail clerks found last night
Yesterday exceedingly sad one even for yelling
tom hardened sight of dead Big tranmen wept wher
the bodies Of Tranmaster Blackburn and ongcoy, ONeil
secretary we're found
Also when the Beck family uncovered The little home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-05
DEPOT is CROWDED.

The little Wellington depot is so crowded with dead that
survivors and dggcs accidentally step discoorcd hands o.
feet IN getting IN and ont Of the telegraph office Seven under
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19

GeanIan II. M. $500.
Deter VI. Rebbol5 an Wasoolsno
Meier $3.50.
Greberid 70. 6sifeI an Warsarei
Weper $500.
Qouis 0eHennorf on 9oipn Gaa q
u. 6. u. $500.
Sobn Goffinssr an DoInut 6iul
G. u. q. 60. $4,000.
sSrunees 6. Hobinion an unionSa,
pines y. II. &. Go. $1,000.
geprse Weninasr an Rem 9ud.p'
6. II. 9. Go. $1,000.
0etilgte 5ppotbeten:
Caroline Sdauf an 6. $. ShaaI
$1,000.
Morp g. Ben an youns Rsns g
Ii. 6. Go. $3.50.
Gorotbea 30. sooifmdn on gsrmo'
nia 9. u. SO. 3 $275O.
SuIia s. Sapner on eagle g. u
g. u. $3.50.
5enrp 6uerins an German 3. 6
II. g. 60. $3.50.
0eorss I'D. gormanp on goroen ..
II. 6. 60. $1,000.
l.ob g. GI1ri on Souskrn Sbia
6. IL. &. 60. $500.
Jofepb aluener on Brighton Ger.
man Ban. 60. S1700.
Sopbia Wirb on Srmonbs g. u
g. 60. $1,000.
Sobn .. DeDitt on NDonbole 8
II. q. Go. $3.50.
aat. 8. Rarbini on 5. R. Jis.
eerolb $500.
Diefelbe on S1iiesn 9. u 6. Go,
$3.50.
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Spbn Gnnd,

erbislt emit unumIdrdntts ri6terIifs
8epalt iibertragen, 90 lih Die Solo.
nialgeiebe als rn5uldnglih ertpieien.
9SSn eeptiier ge5iehuna mare out
beltte nod Elm Sobn 2pnh ponn0tben,
uno 3ipar gegen Die Suadiolber. ge.
ionoers ihlimm treiben es bieie 8e.
tpiiienloien ober nit oen 9!rnren,
lpelfe an Sdmorrboioen leiben uno
nidt ipiiien, baB es fir bieie itref.
lihe lno idymer8bufte aranfbeit Elm
unfeblbares 0iittel giebt, narnIih
Or. Silsbee'5 beriibmte 9lnofeiis.
Gin unieblbares Mittel lit nidjt AZ
piel geiagt. Gern eseoermann miro
aufgeforbert, iid su iiber5eugen in.
Dem bon I. Weuitoeoter & 60, gor
1916, Netp Dorf, 8roben foitenirei
berionot iperben. g.S.
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5ur 8olfstraatenfrase.

lleber ben osaenipdrtiaen Stanb bes
5.imoibihuses i'm nisbedddfihen
aanbe unierritdts. Elm in Sannoper fos
eben srIhienenss banbIides Wert:
.6annopsrlonb. Gin Bud Der 6eis
matbpfless.4 Gs entb1Ii 26 MuffGse
BON ssnhleuien. bic i'm ein5elnen bars
lsgsn, tuis Rirhe. Shule. Stoaisbeh6rs
Den. preHe, Wuieeu. aunit, 2itieratur
II. +. ip. fih su ben nannigfonen Gras
gen bes proitiiden 6eimatbidutts
itelIen ober bod itelIsn iolIien. Wir
aebsn aus ben Musfiibrunsen6 6ermaun
Cons iibsr bic 3utunft bergoltstra6s
ten einige befonbers beineriensipertbe
abitniiie ipiebsr: Stbe Bepeguns,
mag lie an iinb fir ii1 aud nod 10 sez
Fune isin, bat ibre ientimentalsn cber
romantiIdben DeeIeiteriHeinunsen; 10
oua pis 5eimoihfdubbspesuns. Gie
min nun pieles, bos oft unb iiberliefert
iii, jGuten, neil ss notbnenbis unb
niibliH III. Sofort finnen ii4 leuie.
bic ibr 3isl mibperiteben unb nun al,
les sllte 5u idJiisen periuhen, bloB
neil es nIt lit. Tnburh rpiro oie We,
ipeguns nber pielfoh bon ibren mid.
tighten 8ieIen obgeIentt unb befomnlt
etnen IdferIihen Mnitrih. Tas lit
gum 3bcil in Der Jroee Der Grbal.
tung Der iogennnnten 9olfstrohten
Der iol gespeien. gir Ieben in elmer
3eit, bic In Der 1niipfinhe iiberaU
eine geiunbe 8ipedtuaBigteit anitrebt
yaidts ip1re nerfebrter, als ben Bauer
bapon nbSubalten. 6ieiem 3nge nidi
su fcIgen. Gs III nndter itdotiider
Geoismus, min man ben Bauer per-
anlofien, cine 9rnft bei3nbebnIten.
-oomit er iiGbtiihen augen aIs roman.
tide Qnnbihoftsitoffnge biene. Der
Bauer brouht nid,t beDormunbet Slt
,perben, er I1bt fih aud niht benor.
lnunoen; er gebt feinen eigenen Weg.
Der i'm nud3 rneiitens gum ri6tigen
gunfte fiibrt. gr ipirb 0os BON ieincr
aIten srnd,t In Ghnitt nnb gioif
beibeboIien, ipos iih oils niitlih be.
-.
tpGbrt bot, tpirb nber, bier ihneIler,
bort I0ngidmer, 6ns oblegen mos nisr
nod 1ttDobnbeitspertb fir ibn bat.
sIIle Wenriibungen. bic bnbin fiibren.
ibn bopon ab3uhnlten, iperoen bod.
items ben @ertb boben. i'm ou be.
itimmen, fid Der nIten 1rodt boreiIig
Su entdubern benn niGts bnbt Der
Douer nit Mett irsebr oils fremoen
ginfImb. NeStpeoen folI man ibn nit
1ro1tenfeiten peri6onen. Gs iperoen
inmG fiinitIi6e WernnitnItlngen
bIeiben. tei benen fih jeoer geiunO
fiibIenbs Bauer i4IieBIin bod immer
etipn3 nlbern Uorfomnt. benn e bdIt
" ~ at i ~ hdk q tim sta
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Granseis.aibxms llebertralsnleu
Gintinnnti. is. Nop.

John 5air an MDers p. Cooper,
40 BEL 138 SUB an Der Gioleite Der
gurbstts Ipenus. 211 SUB 0itIin Der
Ifhlano Strubs. 81.
Charlotte 9. grper an Mpers p.
Cooper, Gots 5. IL unb 16 in grp.r's
unternbtkilung. 81.
Wlpers y. Cooper an Murslic M.
3air, Got 164 in Der 6pbe pnrt lin.
terobtbeiluns on Woonep Hp. 81.
Die Witsrn ano GoutKrn Qife
Snf. SO. on Marp W. Nuftin unb
5arrp Wbite, 4.2O Mfres Qdnb in
Setiion 26 in Millcreet 1p. 81.
geors. 20. gormanp an bic Domeiiit
Seienes gatins Co., 12a bei go SUB
an Der SiibIeits Der Mberp GtroBe.
5pifden Miu unb Gtone Gfrabe. 81.
Wlattbep 'Slaiierp an Jomss 6.
Sodfon unb Sobn q. Jodfon,
fiinf SABRE po4t bon 100 bei
128 SUB on Der Ditfeite Der DoDtr
Strabe, $500 Nnnr unb jdbrli6e
Wietbe $50. nit BEN s1edt De5 4ns
tuufs 81 $500.
grben BON Games 0onIer. ptr
Sberiff an 1bomo3 GeaxIGn, Gtogns
tbum bttonnt aI5 1874 uHb Ole Df
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Uergniiaen fem fonnte, aIs Iebenbi.
ges Wiiemmsitii6 porgefiibrt 3u per.
ben. Gie bette 9rahtenpiIege niro
cs irrrner bIeiben, tbi,t man 10. oils
gabc es gar feline ganerntrnft. Tos
nIleridIimmite lit es, ipenn Gt1oter
bel Grnhienieiien fih oIs 9ouern Der.
mummen, penn Iie ipirisn babel meilt
ldherlif. unb Der Bauer iibertrdgt
lsiht hieis Wir.uns ouf bic 5roht
'elber. miu bic beimotbbeipeguna in
bic 1rah.enfrose einsrsifen, 10 mub
iie nihi Bel Der sSeitirahi. ionheru
beim Mrbeiiseeiponbe beginner. p<nn
ouh 70 poriitiis ipie m6slih, mebr
hurh itilles geiipieI benn burn bas
lnut. Wort spirienb. Die 2eute, bic
i'm 8orfe cine 4rt bon JiibrerrolIe eins
nebmen, miiFen bnhin fpir!en, bab bic
alien, eiseneeipsbten Stoffe bsibsbol,
ten fperben, bnb bic betpdbrte Wahdrt
nidt beiieiie seiporfen iperN. 9rdst
Der Grobbduer iitb g1n3lih iiGbtiih,
10 tbun bas feine Qeu.e aud bnlb, nno
er bat ben Shaben bopon, benn bic
itdtifhx 9roht III tbsurer unb pers
gdngliher unb trdst iomit sur Grb0.
buns Der 2ebenslase bes gefinbes BEL.
Die Orpbbdusrin follie einen Gtol3
borin ieben. fpie cine Bdusrin nusau,
iehen. perftaes psnisiiens. Muh bic
syrauen bes OeiItfiden unb SnulIebs
rers, bic bod meiit son3 tiihtig in Der
Wirtbfhnft unfdiIen niiHen, ebrt Is
nur, trosen fe ii9 BEL Der arbeit nah
Bouernort. Dns ipirb beHer ipirteu
als alIes prebisen unb Gebren BON
Ghlihsbeit unb Ginfahbeit. Jm
llebrisen III es am beIten. man Idbt oos
2anbpoli in Rube; fhlieBlih III es
feline GaGe. ipie es fih tleibet. Gin
1beil bon ibm fpirb audi In Der 2roht
auf 4bipege seratben. Elm onoerer nirb
ben rihtisen Meg seben unb fin sfped.
mGbis unb ipiirbis iIeibtn. 6ier fpirb
iih bic al.e 9raft ldnser hnlten. bort
ipirb Il. f4neIIer perfhapinben. ba pisla
Ieift iih ben per6nber!en DerbGltnifs
fen onpoF.n, leifier, bequemer unb
oefiinoer tperben pber ober ben umees
febrten meg nebmen, tim bann NIT ei.
mem Ghlose au perf9tpinben. Sebtns
falIs m0gen bic Jreunbe ber Bauerns
troht niHt ipdbnen, BON Der Stoot aus
Tonne bos lIntersehen Der olten 2roft
perhinbert fperben. Was man 1rah-
tenfeife nerontalten. ME man Gfii.
senfefe feseri. aber iin Hiht einbilbsn.
bamit Der 6eimoibbeipesuns az bienen.
Die 9utunft ber Dolistrnhten lGbt
iim in folsenbe S1be faHen: Der
Bauer tpirb bic alte 1ruft genou fos
lnnse troeen. tpie es ibm paBi, aber
nitt einen Tag ldnger. felbft ipenn
man preiie bsstpesen ousiebt. unb
bnrr fpirb er irasen, mas ibm eefGllt
unb ieinen Gtdb.er, unb meine Der es
ouh nod 70 gut. borum fragen. unb
bespesen III bic DoIistrohtenfrnge gar
ieine Grnse. fcnbern cine Go4e. Die ii9
fhon BON Ielbft sraeben tpirb unb bess
ipegen bon benz arbeitsplnn Der 6ei.
mnthfhusbenesuns am beitfn pers
Inrinbei.
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8. straB.. s269s.

3. Strobe. $269s.
zhomos Stanlan on Gli3abetb u.
uno 6eIen Gonlon, baFeIbs Gig.ns
tbum. 81.
Clan Sebser on @aIsniin. 0urI,
Got 396 in 8urnet &c Gesoer's Inter
obtheiluns in W.. auburn. Sl3O.
Charles g. 4lIen on Maitbeip 90.
gIIen, 5beil BON Got in Der Inter
obtbeiluna bss Donio 4llsn gI.ate. 81.
qeter Seiier an William Grtfpsin,
Got 135 in grpant & gr.poy's llns
ierobtbeiIuns in Juirmount. 81.
Souis .. arata on Glisabeth s..
milIer, Got "a in .. W. Siridlanb's
llnierabtkilune. 81.
pppen grosIsp, per Sberiff an
Sobn Rsuroon, Cots IL, 13, IA unb
15 in 20. ". Gbompfon's llntsrabtbeis
lung. $50.
Grben bon Matkrs 2enhoff. per
SRriff on morearet Usner. 26a
aerss 2anb in Ssttion 80 in Grsen
Tp. $1,000.
Rorgarst Weper an fre0erid D.
Seifsl, oaiielbe 9ano. $1,000.
4norstp Stenesr an Mihd.l 3piSs
Ter, 3.25 4eres aanb in Settion II in
0rs.n 5p. 81.
Gillian WeGuire on So. u. Wlts
8uire, 1beil bon Got 3 in ). n. 8abss
lens glio.e. 81.
Glla De Ssriin on M. u. SIC.
8uire, bieislbe Got. 81.
So. u. Weguire an 5orrp 6. Jist.
80 bel 21S CUB on Der Cftieite Der
airbp apenue, 573 CUB HoroIi4 Der
Bruce 4p. ST..
Mnsrs y. Cooper On Sobn Coffin
baraer. Got 238 in Der 5pbe part lins
i.robtheiluns on 3nmiiein 9lp. 81.
Sohn 8. guihelman Ii. u. an geeil
e. Jist II. o., Got II in Sobn u.
6pssman's lluierabtbsiluns BON ars
lineion oeighis. 81.
glisabetb .. 8cobau an CLARA M.
fSnrobsr, Got Ill in Der erIien unters
abtbeiIuns Der Malnut Oils aano
aF'n. 81.
Die Citizens Ratiunol Ban. on
6orrp y. did, 60. 8 in 6. 6. 6Ops
fins llnterabibeipns tn Gaii Nors
ipoob. 81.
sbomas +. gropn, 5rniies. an
bic O. u. peiers Realip Co.. 35 1us
an Der Siibieite Der GINNING Strabs,
376 sgub tpeiiIidb Der Clifton 9ln. 81.
Die q. ". pei.rs R.altn SO. on
Georss !. Deninser, baHeIk Gigens
!ham. 81.
gonrob Sdmitt unb 2fnbsre on
Senrp Robbe u. o.. 45 Bel 120 SUB
an be, Gillette Der 8. Strabs. 81.
henrp Robbe unb 4nbere an Sobn
Shmiti, 2oi 13 in glod % in 3. 8.
wsurbod's llnterob.beiIuns in galifors
mia. 81.
Charles 6. Moore an gbirarb
grofie, Cots lit, 178. $50 unb 181
in G. g. Moore's 3. unterobtbsiluns.
81.
5obn Menb.I unb anosrs on MiIs
liam G. 0oiers, Cots 273 unb 226 IN
Der gucIib 2onb 4F"n 2. llnterobtbeis
lung in aennsbn 6eishts. 81.
grben BON gbnrles Sun. per Sbss
riff on Bertha 6un. 1929 4eres Qanb
In 5eftion Is In Green 1p. $240O.
8ertba GUN an 4bam DomTler,
1929 4eres 2anb in Set:ion 18 in
Green 9p. $2400.
Soiepb 6. Riles an gdrrie Ghlen,
Got 5 in Der Hiles part llnternbtbei<
lung. 81.
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Sei feseegen mart. Mun er.
adbIt, Napoleon Der Grite babe einmul
ieinen 5ut fallen Iaiien, ben Elm 3ufdl.
ltg IN Der Hdhe itebenber 2eutnant,
Elm Ghtpager bes Walers Sorace Der.
net. aufbob uno ibm iiberrsihte. SIC,
poleon, Der ben Munn niht tannte unb
i'm 4ugenblid niht senauer mad Der
Uniform biniub, srubte nit ben Dor.
ten: r8eften Dunt, 5auptmann!" mos
rouf Der Mnserebste, fhnen eefaBt,
onttnortete: rSn fpelhem Rsgiment,
Wuieitdt?1 Nnpoleon. Der baburd, erii
feinen Jrrtbum bemertte, fr.ut. iih 70
iiber oie geiitesgesennart bes Diff
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Gin neues Staatsnappen
bat fih Der auitrulifde Gtnotenbuno
5uselegt. Gs beifonb bis6er aus einem
NIT Rran3 unb Giernen Deroiertsn unb
BON einem fieben3adisen Gterne iiber.
rosien WoppenfniIo. bos BON ie sinem
HGngurib unb Gnu gebofien ipurhe.
Auf bem neuen Wappen itiibt Der Gnu
ben GHilb nit Der Druft, ifatt nit
btm erbobenen Dein. unb Der G&:lo
feItit tDeiit iebi bic DappeIi Der feds
@unbesftaaten ouf: Qonen unb bier
Gitrne fiir ReusGiihipnl.s. arpne unb
fiinf Sterne fiir Wiiiorio, Krone i'm
Woltefer sAreus fir Queensland. einen
.Mugpie1 (Glferari) nit cusgebrtites
ten 0liigsln fur GiiboufroIien, einen
Gnnon fir Detnusftrnlien unb einen
Q0ipen fir aasmonien. DieieS Wop.
pen tDirb gum eriten Male 0uf bem il
ndnfer 3eit berousiommeHbeu 99os
piergelbe periDoHbt Derbtn.
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OrnnDeieeatbums 0spOtbelen.
gintinnati, Is. Nop.
Rene 6npothtfen:

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Sobn S. Soplor il. an GifMmona.
u. .. Go. $500.
Dorotbeo W. 6ofmnn an Oermonin
9. ". go. 3 $4,000.
WiIton 6. Campbell an Gpnniton
1anf $1,000.
Jerbinonb Droermonn an Bomb
Gin q. u. Go. $40.
JuIia 5. 6opner on eagle g. y.
g. u. $3.50.
4bbie Deqlrmonb an Z. Morb g.
u. q. Go. $500.
Sofepb WoIImer an Inn. Uroni,
houie $1,000.
SEIZE s. CITES an Guburbon geeoI
Git1te 90. $662.66.
0Iijsbetb 4. GsaIsx q xtsme1