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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17

Lumber company most of the time
for the last two years. and have
been a dutiful husband and saved
every cent / could.
Il spent the winter with my fam
lily at lone. coming back here the
first of April. | have bought a tract
at Orchard avenue and was putting
every spare penny into a home for
my family when l was arrested. My
wife was operating a laundry at
lone until taken sick with pneu.
monia, and between us we were
struggling along to get ahead in the
world when they concocted this
deal against me. Now that 1t has
been opened up | propose to fight
it out until justice is secured"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17

ON BRIDGE
GET RAISE

Through request from the city
engineers office and the board of
public works, the city council has
passed new scale for the COM
pensation of assistant city engi-
neers. Among the first to get the
raise are Engineers Kennedy and
Green, who have been so indus
triously trying in their own way to
build the Monroe street bridge for
the past year.
At 5000 per month, the building
of the bridge can go on forever, so
long as the city has the where
withal to keep the engineers paid.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17
CONFESSED
TOR0BBERY

Confronted with evidence piled
up against him, Lester r. Roller,
age II years, confessed this morn
ing to having been implicated in
the burglary Of the home of r. B..
Anderson, 01032 Normandie ave-
nue., yesterday afternoon. Roller
says he worked with another youth
about the same age. Anderson is
a neighbor to Roller. It is said that
the two young burglars took gro
ceries, a razor, a revolver, about 50
in cash and few other small arti-
cles.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17
WIFE AND SON ARE
FATALLY BURNED

(By United Press Leased Wire)
SACRAMENTO, June 17-Mrs.
r. n. Rowland, wife Of an Oakland
Southern Pacific conductor, and
her 3year-oId son, Hubert, were ia
tally burned in a fire this morn
ing at the home of Mrs. Row and S
sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Myers.
Anna Rowlands, aged 7, heroic
ally pulled her little brother from
the burning building and received
severe burns about the hands. Mrs.
Rowland stated she attempted to
light a sove fire with kerosene,
when the oil exploded.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17
DENIES CONFESSION; SAYS
POLICE "BuLLYRAGGEO" HIM

requested him to vote for Lorimer
he said he would, as he had already
promised Lorimer his support. He
denied emphatically that he was
bribed.
On cross examination Link
charged that the states attorney
and the police "bullyragged" him
and that when he asked to see his
wife they told him to choose be-
tween his wife and the peniten.
tiary."
The statements of Link created a
great sensation.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17
TWO AUCTION
PLACES CLOSED

Because of the exposure of al
legged fake auction sales being held
in places on Front and Main ave-
nues, two places against which the
most complaints were made, have
been forced to close. One is that
of Harry Broh, against whom COM
plant alleging false auction" was
made the other day by Carl Cadie
and the other is one bearing the
significant name of Golden Rule"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17
DIDN'T CONSIDER 1T A BRIDE
(Ey United Press Leased Wirel

CHICAGO, June 17.-Declaring
that he did not consider the money
paid him for his vote for LorimeI
was a bride, J. c. II. BecKmeyer tes-
titled today in the trial of Lee
O'Neill Browne, charged with brib-
cry.
II was willing to vote for anyone
to defeat Hopkins for the senator
ship. | even promised Browne that
would support Speaker Shurtliff,
meyer on the stand.
if it were necessary" said Becke-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17
PROGRESS ON
STANDPAES

Joe Zirngbil, builder of the new
city standpipes. announces that he
has completed the Audubon stand
pipe in Greene's addition, and that
the Kenwood standpipe will be fin
ished in a few days. Work is al
ready we'll under way on the West
Grove standpipe and will start next
week on the Altamont standpipe.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17
See Old Mission

Spend a healthful day in the
open Sunday by taking the Inland
s O'Clock electric train connecting
at Occur dAlene with steamer for
trip across the big lake and up
beautiful Occur d'Alene river to
the historical Old Mission. This
river fully equals the st. Joe for
its charming scenery. Round trip
60 20 NHF
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17
TWO SOLOS AT NATATORIUM

On account of the high inks cut
by Jupiter Pluvius, who literally
doused the grounds of Natatorium
park with water Thursday after
noon, two solos will be the feature
of today's musical program. e. F.
James will render a piccilo solo en-.
titled Nightingale" and J. f
Rausch will play Silver Threads
Among the Gold" on the cornet.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17
PULLED OUT Of
BED AND CRQKED

After choking Harry Stewart
till he was almost insensible in
his room at the Michigan hotel,
two desperate burglars made
good their escape with about
$50, all his available cash, ear
Iy this morning. The robbers
entered by the use of pass
key and Stewart was pulled
from his bed to the floor, where
both of his assaiIants busted
themselves with preventing
him from making an outcry.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17
TRIED TO BURN
ENGINE CABS
1T IS ALLEGED

Gus Axworthy is in the city Jail,
charged with having attempted to
burn Great Northern engine cabs
to avenge himself for the alleged
wrong OF having been taken off the
day crew and made to work at
night in the Wilson Creek round
house. The arrest was made by
Officer Jellsett, on information
given by Great Northern Detective
J. S. Delaney.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17
Snocial Evening Rate

Of so cents for round trip to beau
tiful Liberty Lake for the benefit
of those wishing to enjoy de-
lightful trolley ride and join the
dancers in the pier pavilion, where
cool lake breezes blow. Tickets
good on SIS, 6:20 and 1882 p. m.
trains, returning on any regular
train to 11:15 p. m. -"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17
WANT JAPAN TO
INCREASE HER NAVY
'By United Press Leased Wire. J

(By United Press Leased Wire)
TOXIC, June 17.-Admiral In
ell and naval adviser of Japan urged
the necessity of increasing the
Japanese navy, comparing it with
the navies of the leading world
powers today.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17
10y United Press Leased Wire}

CHICAGO, June 17.-Represepta.
tive Link. who recently contested
that he received brides from Zee
O'Neill Browne to vote for the cleo.
ton of William Lorimer to the
United States senate, today gave
the prosecution a hard blow whom
he went on the stand and repudi.
ated the confession. Link said he
had been hailed before the grand
jury and had made his statements
under duress.
Link testified that when Browne
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17

CHICAGO.-Prince Hirogasu Flu
shimi, a cousin of the emperor of
Japan, accompanied by his wife and
a considerable retinue, arrived here
today and visited various points
about the CITY.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17
ROOSEVELT OFFERED A
JOB AT 500, 900 A YEAR

YORK, is beginning to today
Roosevelt enthusiastic
offers OF positions OF prestige
country offers editorshp OF New
York c. W. wireless message to Roosevelt offering
him 100000 National
association organized to arbItrate labor disputes
Charles X Hamilton expects to fly out to meet tho
habor president Aviator Frank Gooda will at
a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17
WATER DEBATE

At tonight's adjourned session Of
the city council some spirited de-
bate is expected on the water ques-
ton So many kicks that were ig-
nored by the water department
have reached the City council and
action by that body is again prob
able.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17

A foreigner told the police that
he had been sold a cheap and al
most worthless watch and phoney
diamond ring by the "auctioneer"
in the Golden Rule store.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17
MOORE GOES WITH HILL

F. Y. Moore. former chief clerk in
the city engineers office, has &C
cepted a position with the Hill Paw
ing Co. as storekeeper Mr. Moore
resigned his position in the city en-
gineer's office Wednesday night.
Mr.. Moore was said to be the
most efficient purchasing agent and
clerk the engineers office has had
for a long time.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17
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SIX DEATHS FROM HEAT. =

= CHICAGO, June 17.-Six =
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. old man and two children sue =
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. 1910.-Alfred F. Horton, Spo- =
Q kane, Wash.-Dear Sir: / am Z
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. 10th inst. and return the en- =
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17
Spokane Has
Novel Store
Has Been Here for a Long
Time and Built Up a
Substantial Business.
SELLS NOTHING
BUT SAMPLES

Among the substantial
business houses of Spokane
probably none is stronger in
it's position than the Spo-
kane Sample Store at 30S
Riverside, just east of the M.
Seller store and diagonally
across the street from the
Wonder store. This store
has been in Spokane for a
number of years and has
come to be a favorite shop
ping place for those wishing
to buy good qualities of
merchandise at small prices.
M. j. Elias, the genial pro-
prietor, is ranked among
Spokane's substantial bust
ness men, and his success is
due to the fact that he has
always dealt squarely and
fairly with the public. His
method is to buy the samples
that have been used by the
travelling men Of the large
eastern houses. When they
are through with these sam
pies they are willing to sell
them very cheap, and, of
course, they always use their
finest goods for their sam
pies, so Mr.. Elias is able to
offer a very superior quality
of merchandise, very often
for considerably smaller
prices than charged at other
houses for inferior goods.
For Saturdays selling,
some extra good bargains
have been selected:
Lingerie Waists, values to
$3.50, choice at. $50
Ladies' hosiery, black and
colors, worth to 45c, at .25c
G. a m bray petticoats,
choice of a fine line, at $50
(They are worth much
mOre.)
Wash Suits-Special
Bargain.
Two-piece linen suits, in
all colors and white, worth
to $500; extra special for
Saturday, choice,
each $500
Mr.. Elias desires to meet
personally every lady in
Spokane and explain and
prove to them just why it is
that he can sell fine mer-
chandise for less than others
charge for poorer goods.
Remember the number.
The Spokane Sample Store,
308 Riverside.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17

The Spokane Press, delivered, rs
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-17

Fine diversified farm ~ miles
from city; good house; large barn.
spring water piped to house; small
creek through place. Come in and
ask about this.
McCREA & MERRYWEATHER,
washington Safe Deposit q Trust Co.
Phone Main 1921. Corner Howard
aud Sprague.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-24

Sn Sen Ser. Staaten eiebt es &c.
gennGrtig runo bunbertunbfiinfsig
@eiellidaften, ole iidy NIT Der So.
Irritation BON aiitolnobilen beidaf'
tigen. 9apon befi,lbett ii6 in Mi6i.
gan SO, unb BON Sen Midiganer @e
ieIli6aften entfalIer 90 ollf Detroit.
Die Mi6igoner Sabrifen baben cine
2eiitungfdbigfeit BON 100000 glt'
tomobilen idbrlif, IN Der 9etroiter
Sabrifen fotinert idbrlidJ $4,000
6abr5eilge gebout meroen. Sn Den
9etroiter Sabrifen itno rtnh $4,000
slrbeiter beid,6ftiet, in ben Nebertbe.
trieben nod 10000, 10 baB Die Oor.
tiae Observation-Disclosures ~insgeiomt
$4,000 arbeitern 9eiddftigultg giebt
Die nG6cntlid) geaablten 2obne be-
laitfen it6 arf run6 cine Mtlltor
Collars. 9abeou 8pei 9ritte[ ollci
I'M 9anoe gebauten glittomobile tper'
|oen in Detroit 9eboitt. 9ie biesiab'
riae GroSuftion miro ollf 200 Wtil.
Iioner Dollars %bepertbet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-24

~nieoeriger. Sn Ser @liarantaine 9b
tbeilung miro Grass Cattle st 75c
bis 100 per 100 &fltnb nie6criger
p%crfniit ME in Der porigen @odye.
Die 3ufubren in obiger ~gbtbeiIita9
maren Oicl 5l itarf, itnO bns lit ole
Souptrriadle fir oas 6aIIen Der
Yreiie. 8ir ertuortcu fir ole n1d).
tie 8ode geringerc 3ltfllbren unb,
moglidermeiie ieiterc &reiie, iebodl
feline matcrieIlc Steieerup9.
Sfipeine 3ufubren $500 Stiif;
Wtoft 20c. nieoeriger oIs pie geiterns
b0diter Ireis fir lei6te Sfnpeine,
$3.50; tiir idhuere, $50; Die Wtaile
Der gilten S6weine 5u 9.25 Bis 9.45
Iusii6ten iftpadI.
S6afe 9ufubren 1900 Stiid.
Cute 2ammer bradten in Der
Srirbe cinen itetigert Greis; ipdter
braften oieielben 10 bis 15c. men'
.iger, ulo allie Sdofe bon % bis
SOC. ipcrtiger ais iuie nin Gage por'
Der. S0diter &rcis;; 2Gmner $7,75
Sd)ufe $4.75. Ss lit feline IusiiGt
fiir before &reiie fir S6afe, bis oie
3ufubren geringer iperoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-24
@ascunabe.

@etraut i'm Gourtfmus al Ser.
manit, Wo., ourd) Hidter Iltgilit
@eper, Serr 90. 90. 8aibcl ltro Sri
Norma Mortin: Gin iplenOites Sod
~8eitsnlubl nuroe ON a6enb ierpicrt,
at peld)em 5ablreife @ermoliote II.
6reunoc eiueeloben Daren. Die
graut, Sri. Rorma, lit bier icbr
beliebt ittlo bat einen groBen areiS
bon Sreunoen lnro 9efannten. Serr
@aibeG, Der 9rdutigam, lit Elm bodit
a6tbarcr jurtger Mfantr lltlb bot cine
Ste1e ais Wni6iniit in ben bieii'
gen Sob. 8orfs. Solgenbe dilsfuGr.
tige 9eiufler nabnlen al Der Sod.
5eitsfeier tbeil: 5rls. Mina Ii. Wtarp
Miller, 2pbia arltiefopf, Winnie
grnimleper iino Clio Gabnteper, BON
Gbnmois 9err @i(b. NeinboI5, bon
Worrtion; 6rau Wilma Seltrtb,
Trnu 6. Giingol uito 5rIs. Glitter
lino GImira @unaol, bon S%eiieriou
GitD, DO, Scrr Senrp utl6 Sri, Sc.
no Miaer, iotpie Scrr 9llisuit @ocI.
Ter, bon gap. 9lnn Gage nad) Der
Sodseit begab iify Dos iurge 8aar
mad ct. Souis.
q. $. Slider, elm aorttraftor
bon ct. 2ouis bat cine lteite ffone
/. g. "2oundg gefauft, fir ger9rii-
gnngsfabrten auf Dem @asconaoe.
2ouis SiIle lift ifeiBie nit Der
geridonerinra ieines @obnbaliies be.
f6dftigt.
Clint lestcn sonntag lit bicfe
9a6baridaft gIiidliderpeiie einen
Saseliturm entgangen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-24
Srafc.

lSbim 3oppmeper lit iest su-
bmtie nilo piIeet ieinen &beumatis.
rtlts.
9aiit crSeiiItieenI 9ei6Iub
miro bier in oieiem Sabr feline 50.
geroerionmIitn9 obaebaIten iueroelt.
Sci Der ON Ietteu Counting
absebalteren g%eriammllns Der Gu.
t6eriiden @emeiuoc, sur 9eruiuns
zines nciicn &~re0ieers, iiibrte go.
Itor Mprler Sen Soriit.
Srm Gnua Seiemonn, cine
bofbetogte @reiiin im alter bon SIS
Sabren, pelde Dor Elm pdar @ober
einen ungliIfIidlcr San getbon bate
lerlag AM Mtoutng Der pnrigcr Noht
ibrcn Sei0en linO iuilrOe on iolBet
Sen Mittuod) nui Dem 6riebboi Del
@pang. Ct, Safobi Stride bcer0i9t.
liner alter Srcuno, SQuirI
8in0borlt, weldcr Dor eilliaeu no
nateit llod) NebraSfa 500, idlcint DOR
raid poran 5rl fulnmcn. iuoem c,
idlpu rest nit Der @riinhullg eilel
9nltf beifaftiat lit.
Srnrl @iIb. s. ~2oneeibere
meld)e bel ibrer SdItpeiter. 6rm
Nltlmeper, oltf @ciud mar, reiitI
nad ct. SoitiS allriif nm bel oel
gbrciie ibrr S06ter, gnno Una
emma, ge9cnmdrtia 8u ieiil, mcldll
in 8elellid)ait ibrcs SnfelS. @corf
~gangerbcrg, nod 9eutiflollo rciiet
perOen, i'm BORT Elm Gr5iebimgS.S n
ititlit fir iunge 9omell SIT beiu6rn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-24
SOrie s6uc SenS.

@ic mir nit &eoouern b6rerL
miro Ii6 Srou @ilb. 2onopcbr ei.
ner nohmoli1en Sperotion unteriuer'
ieu miillc1t, inbem ibr 9ein in eli
lterl ioIdelt 3ilitonb 1T, ooB eS am
piltirt ncrben mitb. @S miro nlleS
MG0lidc 9ctban meroen nm oaS Sc
ben Der 8oticntin 5u erbnltct; Die.
iclbe bat ieit bereits Sipei Sobren
0alt5 ifredlide 2eioen erbuIOen milf
iei.
@0bren6 Ger lettcn 5lpei @c'
den oieieS Monots batten mir nielc
ldrucrc Regen ilnb nieI SohipolIer,
mas Dem 2nno uno Der 8rlldt, be.
iouOcrS ben Greet . Sarmcn, oicl
SdaHcn getbait bat.
@ie mir n%crncbn1en 1T oel
Giollo (. &onteit 6es 8lauo Courier
INN AZ Gllbe, urto iino ~ioIgen0c 90
men Ole gliidlifen @eipinrRrinuct
Sri. 2ornc Neeie, erItcr TrciS, oa,
Eiono; Sri, Miunie Sdapcrfoctte
Speiter Yreis, mo SRI. 6lorenc
G5eidin britter Ereis,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-24
Gptsbam.

9iensto0 ben 81, SUM, icier.
te Serr 6riebrid) S~iIgenitobIer Jet.
men Soften @ehnrtStog linO 5luar int
SdmeiBe icinrS gnoeiidts. @r botte
nemli6 Selt eiltgefobren tpobei Geo.
Opc3oidldcp ileibig m~itgebplfen bat.
tc. 9toh getboler Irbeit 1T gut
rubin, oaftc Srib ilro 10 giil9 eS
oberoS fritz 81 8ett. llngef6br Ell.
Ire Stnrbe bate er i'm iiiBen Sd)lum
nper 5%itgebadlt, ais CT plpslid mo
nicrluartct bon ieiucm Sd)lof alti-
9criittelt ipllroe. Die ll6r bate be-
rcitS 8 gcidlogcu; iiberaa berrids
t. cine Stiae r%iigSumber. 0odl oie
Ie Stile pllr0e unterhoden, ais oiii
eilmoI Der MGnncrd)or Der rel. 81.
nns 8enteiltoe unter 2eiturlg 0eS
Scrrn GOltarO aroter, Dor 6ricO.
ridjs 5biir oas 9ieb m%tItinmtc:
ySteb' ih in i~iuItrcr Mtitternod)t, "
Bon nab ufub fern fonlen 9omeit
lit1b Serren berbei; cs mitrbe IN lei.
llem @ofe ales lebeir0ig. Nlld Srit
itanb bereits in Der Sbiir utb borte
oiclem @eiaige 81, Der bod belte
ibm gcsnlten bate. 8clf cine lie
berroidung! Cine riibren6e Nnipra
dye BELT er an Die IN 10 GROCER Nlr-
5abl 6eriammelten 81ite, bieB ale
bcr5liG apilfommcn un6 trotelt ifts
&aus elm. @leidI horauf bielt ga
itor 81. Snniid) einc GriprodJe I'M
Ntonlen oeS Wfdnncrhors, inOcIn er
bilnpieS aitf oeit grober 6reiln0'
id)uitsfrcis Den scr Subilar babe
uito III tpelfem gnicbep err liberal
Itebe, nn6 nie @ott i'm, trob pieI
Miibe nt0 Irbcit rutb Selbitperlgl
gmit1g bod 10 nun0crbar gefilbret
iooaB err ibm bier ein SCENT gegriiil'
oct. cine trelte 2cbenSGefobrtin be,
idecrt ultS feline G9c nit 5iuei Bit
IDenoen S0htern geic9net, iuelhe lid
Der beiten @eiulio6eit %crfrelen. 0ad
Dem Die Slid. mo SegettAuiitif)t
Dem Subilar oar9e6tadt mlrOrt
lang Der M6nner6or: y@r lebe bod
Damn bega6eit iid ale in Den @ar.
ten, mo inter Dem Sddtten gertiitb
lid geplaioert nuroe. @rfriid)nt
gen ipur6en berumgcreift, oal1it be
Der Idyipiilen 2itft oas 8Iitt i'm &or'
per ieire ridtigc Sennperatur be.
baltic. Sn5miihen iana Der NfGnner
dor, ferni9c 2ieoer. Srie, weld)er
@litgIie6 6teics @eiaitg-8 ereinS lit
IicB eS itd) nidJt ncbnteu ieinen frGf'
ti9en 8ab boren 3u laiieit 10 6ai
manfer &oeel Der iif) bereitS 5lir
Rli6e bege6cn in Den 3mcigen ieine
Stiunte boren lieB. Sm $ouie piir
DC cir grobcs 5eiteiien bcreitet, mo-
bel alle Gorneit fleibig mitgebolfen
baben. Radr Dem Glen uurOc nod
Elm abidieosIieb ~geiun9en INTO nanll
berabidie6eten iid allie nit einem
frGfttgen S%dnoeorud. gltr Slid uno
Segcnsauiird6en bat es iridt sefeblt
ln5 mir miiieu, Dab Dem SilbiIar,
oieie llcberrddung 5u ieinem flint.
5ieiten @eburtstage III iteten an'
6enfcn bleiben miro.
4miei.
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SEN %. Ssui1i 1910,


&in6pieb 9ufubren 5000 Stiid.
jeood uidts erto dolce. Die mel
item grlten Sorten tparen mieoer IL
bis 15c. n~ieberiger uno Die 9etu0bn'
lidet Sorten 5eigten einen ltarter'
en- Giidgang. &inopieb int Ser
foufsmrrtb BON Sc. ulto barber, III
iebt 10 bis 15c. urter ser better
3cit in letter ISOLDE; Oas 5Diider
7 urb Sc. lit % Bis Soc. nieoeri8cl
uIs pabrenb Der 1etten ISOLDE, uni
&inOpie6 inter 7c. einidlieBeno alIt
aiibe uno &inoer, lit 40 bis SOC
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Berger.


bon 9obabie, iparen ant persange.
men Spnntag bier, INN Dem 9e9rGb.
nib bon 6ris Sd,ope beiSinpobuen,
- Otto S6miOt lit nit Dem GIN.
faif BON Smei 9arIoNun9en beiteu
Sudtpiebs beid6fti9t, iiir feline
5arm in Ser gtdbc BON Columbia.
Boone 60, Mo.
Grtbitr gedmann. bon ct.
Souis, mar ant Somttos bier sum
8eiud bel ieincr @roBmrtter.
Soc 0opis bciufte an letten
Somttog ieine Gltcrn, Serrn g. "a.
bis mo @attin. I
Gripin 9oder, bon @orriiou,
beiuftc aIcidioas nm pergangcnen
Sonntag feline glnaeb0rteen.
Garter Suiic. ans ser Nabe
bon GbomoiS, beiarro iid am let.
ter Woftdg bier III @eld1ften.
SRI. Wartb Sail bcfinoet iidI
%gegenmdrtig III Ct. 2ouiS. aitf &c.
iud bel 8erpnn0tcn mo gefarnl.
ten.
@. 8. 9rsol mohntc In ser
porigcn ISOLDE Ser @odl3eit NeS
Serrn Otto &erlper mo Sri. Mforio
&oit in @torriion bsi.
.. Soib, ST., lit oanlit be.
i6Gftigt eitcn &onfrete SllBtuca nm
ole gailiteIle 81 MAIDEN, orti melfer
er in ndditer 3cit elm biibifes @obn
boltS erriftcn miro,
@ortin Sdnei6er, Sr., bon
@orriion, mfalto iid) mGbreno Der
uortaen ISOLDE eci6GfteboIber bier;
leiOer bat er am portgen 0ormers.
tag ein iucrtbuoQcS @eipolm GierOc
oitr6 ooS Sodhnoiier p%erIoren.
gbas, Morrc, StraBen , sSrl-
geniellr bon Union, Mo., mar ami
Oergongcncn Samsta9 bier in @e.
i6Gftet.
6, 8. 8orbef itlo s(itg. $.
Stein6ed, 5pei aoitbiOoten fiir Oie
fommenoe Irim6r . @1bI, befonoen
itd am lebten Montag bier nm nall
arouuto SANDS 81 id)dfen."
8ilb. &eters, bon Morriion,
befailb ii6 om nergongeiten Sonntag
bier, auf 9eilt6 bel aIten 6relrnoer.
Der Berger @oieboG aIltb be.
CAB iid) olll Is. 3. sc. rtadl 0etmolo,
gum &ifnif, uno gum 8cttipiel nit
Dem oortigen Slltb, Die Sade ging
ober idief; bas Spiel en6ete INIT Z
5u s, 81 @uniten BON 9ctmolb,
Starb ON Sreitag, belt II
8. N., in Der 8obn1tltg ieines go.
ties, cine Mcilc oitlid BON Berger
Srit Hlibolf S6ome, Sobn BOZ
&l,SoIf Sdoipe, 'im Nlter bon &c
Sabren, 6 Monaten ur6 90 3ogetl
Gas 9egrabnib. furb itatt am 10
5. 90, atf Dem ct. Sobna Sriebbof
woielbit &aitor S. S. GoisS Der
Srnlergottesoienit leitete.
Ger &eritorbene mar lett cincn
Sa6r fronf al eireim Wtil5leibcn mi
b~etraucru folgen0e a~Tgeborige ieine
friiber Eob. 9filoolf S6olrc, ncbi
@attin, iotuie orei Sriioer urb bic.
S6tpeltcrn. 3ablreid)e 6rernoc II
9efornte mobntem Dem Se9rd6nii
bel.
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Die beften afitreider. 8auuntrr.
nebntcr il. arditeften bicies 2atoes
broitfeit nir @ounb Gin .Soric
Sboemnrfe" fir $duferanftrid
Gbriit. gberlin & Con.
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Serr s. 9. @cnicI cnpficblt
lid fir ollie porfommeuoen gtotnr.
arbcitcu, SIN 9rudcrei.oebdnoc Sir
linden.
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MiIh. Nclnina nebit 1oniIie

8iIb. Sclming nebIt 6omtlic,
lporcn AM Icttcn Sonlttoo gum 9e.
iu6 bel Srco. &urrelmeper unto ia
mile.
Sreo Siedenoid beianS fid).
letter Sonntog beludSmeile in mi
icrer gto6borid)aft.
Sim Icsten Sonlitog Nadmiita
iultrbe oieie llmgceenb bon eincnt
gebOrigen SogeI. nnb &cgen|S turn
beimgeiudt.
8oS Sorn bier I'M .gcuo+
Iiebt 5icmlid idIedt aus; ole Scar.
tofieln iinO ieoo6 i'm eutcn 3u.
ltati6.
Gre6 SdoIlmeper iuor am let-
ten Sonntoa eIeidiauS bier i'm
ogcnb" auf 8eiud.
9tc @ebriioer &opeI crbielten
fiir8Ii6 10 2o0inget Slice bon bier
gldern.