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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30

THE WHITE MANS BUR-
DEN
of today is to dress well at mod
crate cost. Try one Of Singers
suits made to order at $3.50.
Warranted all-wool and entire
satisfaction or no delivery.
SINGER IS, 107 N. Goth St.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30

Total sales 3s7500 shares.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30

New Orleans Cotton Futures.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-13

The Aloha girls of the Presbyte riso church were the guests of hiss Sophia Peschke Thursda' evening Ut her home on Thirteenth street A social session was enjoyei, part or the time being spent iu needlework. The program included several musical numbers. after which hot chocolate and cake were served. The club members present were: Misses RS becca Jackson, Mana Chapman, Fine Dowdle. Irma Gardiner, Alice Wilson, Anna Mai Clinton, Lille Mai Ciir- tea, and Sophia Peschke.
 Misses Torpey will entertain at cards this afternoon at their home on Twelfth street. in honor of Mrs .. T. Connell. formerly of this city, but now a resident of Los Angeels-
 Q O 0
 Little Miss Carolyn Broyies. daagh- ter Of MT. and Mrs. w. c. Broyles of Thirteenth street, is celebrating her
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-13
APPEAL IN HUSTON CASE.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 12--- The appeal of Joseph M. Huston, the Capitol architect from the decision of the Dsuphin court refusing him a new trial on charge of defrauding the state, came up for argument in the supreme court today. Huston was recently convicted and sentenced to an indeterminate prison term, but sentence was stayed on appeal to the superior court
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-13

CHICAGO. Ill, Dec. 12.-Indiana VIII come to the front and occup, the spot light glare in Chicago to nsrrow night when transplanted na ives of the Hoosier State will gather at the Congress Hotel to celebrate the anniversary of the admission that Commonwealth to the Union at the sxth annual banquet of tha Indiana Society of Chicago. John l. Griffiths. United States consul at L1ndon. will make the principal ad dress. Other speakers of the evening VII include George Ade, the noted kumorbst; former Senator Hemep way, President Stone of Purdue Uni yNsity. William Dudley Foulke, Pre- silent Mcintosh or Wabash College Pres dent Kelley of Earlham College Meredith Nicholson, Charles Major George Barr McCutcheon and JohI W. Kern.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-13
DOUGLAS SOCIETY

fifth birthday this afteinaon fron -hree to five.
 O O
 The regular monthly dance at lne Country club was held lest evening and was enjoyed by a anmber Of guests. Miss Torpey's orchestra fur nished elegant music. Among those present were Messrs- and Nesdames J. P. Sexton. w. W. LavhJa fl. J. Bishop, O. O. Thomas. W. >. Dixon. A. w. vanneman. E. w. Simonson Misses Eustane Scott, Plaw, Paxton, Wolcott, Dorothy Packard. Marie Louise Pesquera. Mrs. rcssuera Mesers. J. George. Ridscly Hooper, Spencer Kone. Kyle, C. l.. Smith T. M. Smith, and E. c. Rob nson
 o O O
 Mrs. K. R. Pirtle WA; hostess tc the Evening Bridge club last week al her home on E avenue. They will bt the guests next week of Mrs. Roberi Rae.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-13
TEACHERS WILL CRUWO
 HE SMtLItR CI1i
Douglas InternationaD

Douglas InternationaD
 Accommodations are wanted for be ween 300 and 400 school teachers n Douglas during the holiday week. Think of it, some three hundred ;harming women (all Arizona school eachers are charming, 1t must De oonceded) seeking a place to lay heir weary heads after an arduous lay in convention or of sight seeing, They must not be compelled to go oom hunting, places must be ready for them on their arrival, or Doug las will lose her right to be termed the hosp table and courteous host
 Seriously, there Is a problem con fronting the city in entertaining the convention of Arizona school teachers and this is what Professor Lutz and his associates must solve Comfort able rooms are needed for the wis itors. The hotels and rooming houses will accommodate some oi them, but it will be necessary to find quarters in private quarters in private homes for many. Professor Lutz asks that any families who are willing to rent a room or rooms to the visitors notify h m. There are sure to be many families who will be glad to open their homes 10 the teachers and he asks that any such write him at once and state what accommodations they have to offer, how many they can care for.
 There are 1S0 teachers in Coch' SC county who will attend the conven- tion here. Of course so of these are already at home in the city, but there are still 100 from Cochise county who will need rooms. Word has come from Gila and Graham counties that they will send practically full delegations, and this means 150 more Here are 250 visitors. and only three counties heard from, so it will be readily perceived that the estimate of 900 to 400 strangers in Douglas dur ing holiday week is not excessive, and is apt to be under rather than over the mark.
 Undoubtedly Professor Lutz will have the responses needed to his re quest for accommodations, and Douglas will be able to take care of all corners, but arrangements should be made for them early. 10 make certain of IL
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-13

THE SWINE OR THE FLOwEAs An mel l saw huge and ioathsome sty, Wherein drove of wallowing swine
 were barred, whose banquet shocked the nostril and
 the eye; Then spoke a voice, Behold the source
 of lardp I fled, and saw field that seemed at first One glistening mass of roses pure and
 white, With dewy buds mid dark green foliage
 nursed; And. as fingered OCT the lovely sight, The summer breeze. that cooled that
 Southern scene, Whispered. Behold the source of
 COTTOLENEp
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-13
HANKS WEEPS.

TUCSON. Dec. 12.-Reahzing keen ed official of a national bank and inc convict in stripes, berest of fam fly and facing a term of years under prison guard. L. c. Hanks, convicted Of m supplying the funds of the First Nanonal bank of Douglas and of making false entries, wept yesterday when the penitentiary loomed up be. fore him. He cried like a child also wAen he began serving his five years sentence, according to officers.
 United States Deputy Marshal Jack Awyn, who took the convicted banker from Tucson to Florence re turned yesterday. He said that Hanks family had gone to Oakland To make their home.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-13
ENGINE MANUFACTURERS.

RACINE, Wis, Dec 12-Several hundred manufacturers of gas and gasoline engines in the United States and Canada were present at the open ing in this city today of the third annual convention of the National Gas and Gasoline Engine Trade As sociation. The association will speno three days in the discussion of ques- tiops Of importance to the trade.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-13
oeDlcATEs CHAPEL.

SYCAMORE, H., Dec. 12.-The new chapel of Waterman Hall was dedi- ested today by Bishop Anderson of the Episcopal diocese of Chicago. The ceremonies included also the dedi- cs4ior of the magnificent altar pre- snoed to the school by Robert B. Gregory, of Chicago. in memory os hs daughter. Miss Grace Elizabeth Gregory.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-13
MURDERED eRANppAueHTeR.

JoHNSTOWN, Pa. Dec. I2.-Miss Fannie Nj. Robinson. the mother of a three days old child for whose mur- der her mother, Mrs Adeline Robin sen. is confined in the Edensburg jail died here today without being inform d of her child's fate. Miss Robin sen was a professional nurse at Hol- lidaysburg, Pa. and refused to dis close the parentity of her child. She maintained an attitude of indifference The child was chloroformed while it's grandmother was taxing it to the railroad station in q cab.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-13
STRA|GHTER TRACK
 SAVES TWO MILES

From what can be learned that can he defined as definite information re- garding the intentions of the Fl Paso & Southwestern railroad, 1t seems that all the company have In prospect now Is the straightening of their line from Lewis Spr ngs to Benson. Ths is as far as actual construction work is concerned. Ties have been scattered along the risht-of-way for some time. It is un- derstood that when the ties were dis trtbuted the section bosses had in structions to replace all worn out ties with new ones. Before much of this wsrk had been accompl shed, another order was received to the effect to cease replacement. Then it is re- ported another order followed to go ahead. And so it is understood the section gangs were busy replacing old ties with new ones from Fairbank te Benson, the present route between these points not to be changed. From FArbank to Lewis Springs consider ake change will be made, the new survey just completed by the engin- eaing crew calling fol the elim nar tion of several curves, straightening the track and shortening the distance sA of two miles. It is the concensus of opinion that the company will be able to shorten their running time with these changes made by at least A minutes. And so the continuation Of work by the surveyors west and north from this place there Is a prop abdiity. Although it may be several months before the railroad company decides on building out of Benson. whether direct to Tucson or down the San Pedro river.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-13
NORWEGIAN TEACHERS.

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn-. Dec. l2.-. The introduction of the Scandinavian language into the high schools in Iowa, Minnesota, the Dahotas and other states having a large Scandi- navian population was discussed to- day at the first annual meeting of the Norwegian Teachers Association of the Northwest, in session at the University of Minnesota.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-13
LOCAL OPTION ELECTIONS

REGINA, Sask., Dec. 12.-One of the most strenuous prohibition cam. paigns ever conducted in western Canada eliminated today in the To- cal option elections in many of the chief cities and towns of Saskatche- wan. Regina, Saskatoon, Moose Jaw and Prince Albert are included among the important places voting on the saloon questions.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-13
Elect Officers.

Elect Officers.
 At the regular meeting of tn. Eastern Star held last Monday ey ening the following ufli, CTS vert elected for the ensuing year: Mrs Otto Wyler, worthy matron; MT James Barrett, worthy patron: Mrs A. K. Adamson, associate matron Mrs. Sallie Scott, secretary: Mrs James Barrett, treasurer: Mrs. L. h Brown, conductress: Mrs. R l.. Scott associate conductress.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-13
Prepare for Christmas.

Extensive preparations are being made by the different churches for their Christmas entertainments. The Presbyterian church will use stere- optican views to represent the diff 'ierent songs and recitatfons.
 Mr. and Mrs. Myers, who have been guests at the home of M F Dicus on Eleventh street, have re turned to Tombstone
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-13
DOUGLAS NEWS

Mir. Charles Ingles. who IS eD ployed on the railroad, has been sent to Bisbee on account of tho extra rush of work.
 Nr. Edward Donehover, formerly of North Platte. Neb., is a new resi- dent in the city. He Is employed 8, machinist at the c. Q. smeltor.
 R. J. Coleman, an employee O. the Arizona Copper company of Clii ton s in the city on a visit to his brother, A. A. Coleman, who is i'll.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. Abbott came R from their ranch yesterday and aTs spending a few days at the Roy.
 Mir. and Mrs. Homer j. Kuhn have moved from Thirteenth street L Fifth street, between D and E.
 K N'shinura, of Tokio, Japan, is stepping at the Gadsden He is studying the methods used fin our smelters.
 Miss Olive Rouche, a trained nurse has returned from Tombstone, where she has been taking care af a ty phoid patient Miss Rouche had just returned from Fl Tigre. when she was called to the county seat
 3y stork Special. Mir ana Mrs- J. Russ of Seven teenth street are rejoicing in the ar rival of a baby girl at their home. Move to Douglas.
 Mir. and Mrs Edward O'Neil are recent arrivals in the city iron Northern Michigan, where Mir. O'Nel s engaged in the hardware business They expect to make Douglas thei, permanent home.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-13
Go tn Races.

Go to Races. MT. and Mrs. ". H. Neel are in the city today from Four-Bar ranch
 They are planning to go to Fl Pass
 this evening, where they will atteno l the races in Juarey.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-13
Move to Clifton.

Movc to Clifton. Mrs. J. T. Alton, who has been B
 resident of Douglas for several years left this morning for Clifton, wher, she will reside. Mir. Alton will fol low in a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-13
Visit west Coast.

Mir. and Mrs. R. s. George, J. q George and A. c. Davis left this al ternoon for Western Mexico. The! will remain until the holidays, visit ing Hermosillo, Guaymas and Mazat Ian.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-13

Mir. and Mrs. Homer ]. Kuhn have moved from Thirteenth street t Fifth street, between D and '.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-30
gtutige aampfe in NIB a
nien.

aonitdntinopsf, 20. 4pril.
Die tiirtiIfen Iruppen itno immer
nod nod, nidbt i'm Gtanoe geipeIen, DIE
rebelliTfen albanden Gus Dem itart
befeitiaten aa6anif pob gu Dertreiben.
ssn einem am Dienitdg Itattgefunoenen
Gefetbt bate Shaftet 9aifa, Der
aommanbeur Der iiirtiiden 5ruppen,
200 9oote unb 8erfpnnbete. Ddbreno
er bann auf 8eritdrtungen partets,
tniiptte er unierbanoluRgen nit ben
SnIur 1snten an, Inn tie m0gltderpeiie
su perdnlaHen su fapituI;ren. 4ls lth
bisIe nnterbanolungen 3erIhlugen, err
| neuert. sr BEN 4ngriff am Oonneritag
Nbenb unD Der Aonlpf tobte rpd6renb
Der gan5en Haht unb big gum Jrsttag
Pahmittad. lie 0erluite auf beioen
Geiten iinb fsbr beoerltno. Die Surs
| fen ua6men cine tpittige poiitiou -
Crhanis - am n0roljhen gnoe oes
Qaiies unp man gloubt oaB fie ibr
am Somitaq aana IN lire 6erpalt be-
tpmmsn tperben. Die Nbpeienbeit Dor
Rahri5ten pcn qri3ole unb priitin1
peruriadt inarifhen sin'gs geIorgnib
| gs limb brei albonii6e aorps IN
Selo: ems BEL priitind; Elm 3tDettes
bas ben aatanid poB beiest hdlt
uno Elm brittss, bds bic Strabe beies
bdlt, bic BON pri5renO nah Jsriil
bid, fDbrt. Gs III INNER nod 5peI
felbdf., oh Is ben 3tjrten gslingel
pirb, iih bes aahonit pufss 3u be
mddtigen, Der IL Msilen lang 1T UNI
spiI6en 10000 JnB boben 5ellsl
| hinburhfibrt. gr lit pom 10000 VI
buneIsn beieBt, unb ob8lsia bic 5ir
Ten Don beibeH gnben angreifen, er
bdlten bic albdnsfen immer utue Der
itdrtungen iiber bic Ser8e ber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-30

175,0OO peitIihe pudsr 9dute per'
tauft lpor0en.
Die 4usfubr bon Wei5en aus ben
Ser. Stuaten uno Canada, etnihlteBz
lid BON Mebl, belief it6 tpdbrenb Der
DoAe ouF 2,O59,239 8u., gegen l.
289,272 in LETTER Do6e ltnb 1896, ,312
8u. Dor einem Sdhr. ltnb in ben 43
Wo6en bes ldufenben Grnteja6res dut
122, ,231. .437 8u, gsgen 15O,534, ,235
9u. in Der forreiponotrenoen pertobe
oss bortgen Sabres.
Die Wdisausfubr betrug 518,814
9u. gegen 462,041 gu. in portg:r
Wote unb 644,378 8u. I'M Sabre
1909. unb in ben leBten 43 Wo6su
25, ,292,531 8u. gsgen 28,273,544 gu
i'm leBten Sabr.
Die 3abl Der 8dnterotte belief lid
nGbrenb Der Wohe in ben Ser. StQa
ten auf 189, ge8en 1913 in portge1
ISOLDE unb 268 in Der forreiponptren
ben Wo6s i'm bori9en Sabr; uno II
Ganaba auf q, oegen Is in oort9e
@p6e uno 21 in Der torreIponoireroel
Wp6e pes pprigen SGbres.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-30

Gr fa9ts bdnn, oub dber nid)t nue
bic republitunii6e Partet, ioubsrH
aud bic 9emotruten es n0tbig bdtten,
iih gegen ioG6e Ginflufie gu i6iibsn,
benn roieIelben 6erren, bic in gbtcdgo
tparen, bega6en iid nutber aud na6
8enoer". @r f6loB nit Der 8emera
tung ooB Die republitdntihe Barter
it6 niht nur bon iol6en Ginfluiien
frei MAIDEN muife, iouoern audi DON
elmer getpifen 5ii6rerihaft in beiben
9dufern bes 8ongreFss.
8as Reprdientantenbaus nabm
pG6renb bes Cages Elm Qmenbement
CUR @iien6a6noorlage on, bas DON
oem Repr. Maboen BON SSuinois eins
gereiht mar, uno ons poridretbt, baB
ale @tfenbabneM auf tbren pbpIiihsn
Wertb abgeIfdBt tperben iollen. Die
| idmmtli6en 0emDtraten, bic republts
| tanti6en SnIurgenteu unD audi Diele
reguldre RepubIitansr itimmtsn iir
oas Nmenoement.
Die 8alltnger PinhO!
VI are.
Ri6orb u. 8oqinger, Der SetretGr
bss synnern, erf6ien am 7yrettag DOr
oem GpngreB=NusI6uB. nelher iich
nit ben gegsn gaQinger erbobenst
2ntlagsn befadftigt uno itelte nit
@ntriiitung trgeno tpelds anriiaigs
5unblung in 4breoe. Gr mics mt
offenbdrem Stol3 oarauf bin, oaB tcr
friibers 9rdfibsnt Rooieoelt tbn itets
, hohoei6dBt babe, mas ihon baraus
bsrpor9ebe, baB DerieIbe feline bobe 81.
frieDeubeit bariiber ausgeipro6eu bas
be, ais 9anbamtSz&ommiFdr reincr
$25, ,OO0zWann fir $4,000 erbalten 81
baben". sSn 8e5ug auf ben Cunning.
! bQmz6aG ertldrte er, er piiroe heut'
aenau 10 banoeln aIs DumaIs, als e.
| QanptommiTGr geDeIen. Die Anipd!t
fir 8Lupis uno ptnh0t tperpen gal
Iingsn nod etnsm Rreu3oerbor uHter
perfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-30
e II greB

@aibtngton, 8. g., 90. Iprtl.
Utit 80 ssgen % Sttmmen uno tnmit@
ten elmer rieIigen 4ufregung pertDurfen
am Greitag Die 5ur IominIitration ball
tenoeH rspublitantIhen SenatoreH oas
Gummins'i6e Imenoement CUR gHen>
bubnDorlaee, oer3ufolge ale Jrdhtraz
ten 3uerit pna Der 5piI6en1tautlthen
SanoelstommiHion gutgebeiBeH peroen
fouten. sbe fie 9il1steit erIangen tOn>
ten.
Nlit bieiem Imenosuent bate ii9
Der Senat tbutidhlid eine gan3e Wohe
lang bei6dftigt uHb man belt ss aus
eemsin fir zines Der tpihttsitsn, Die Der
8orIaee angebGnst porosu Itno. Sas
8otum tpiro ais eine Graftprobe 3tpI'
iten ben iih i'm Senat geRniiber Ite'
benben gortsisn angeIehen uno Der
Nusgang ideiut un3uoeuten, ouB Die
9orlQge epentueQ NIT elmer suten Sra
joritdt angenommsn peroen tpiro.
Sas 9otum mar tsin itartes uno
reprdientirte nur fpenig mebr dls 5pet
Drittel Der MitgEieosr oesSendts. 4ue
anrpeisnosn 9emotraten ittmmteu fiir
bas GumminsS2lmenoement. Iber
peun audi ale dbrpeienoen Oemofroz
ten onpeieno getpeien tpdren uno qez
| itimmt bdtten, hdtten lie es NIT ben
republitaniihsn Snlureenten nur auf
80 Sttmmen bringen tDnnen, tpdhreno
! 80 Stinrnen oeeen oas 4menoemeut
abqesebeu ipurpen. 46t5ebn Oemotraz
ten uno Elf Republitaner batten fir ous
gummins s4menoement gsitimmt.
Sofort nahoem Oas EeIultat Der
8abl ongetiinbigt poroen lpar, ertlGr'
te Senator Gummtns, Dap er Elm ou-
oeres 4menbsment einrei6en ruoae,
ods oenielben 3pet erfiillen iolIe. IS
9ebt babIn, oaB tetne GrbDbang Der
'rrahtrdten oper Qenoerung in Der
aldfTifisiruue in aruft treten ioll, biz
Iie BON Der 3pIfdeHltaatli6en 9anoels'
&ommihion gutgsbeiBen tporoen llno
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uno man ertpartet, oaB aQe 4menoe'
ments, audi oasienise Deg Sen. @um'
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| Grapforos sQmeuoement, ods ppn Dem
Spmmittes aeceptirt porpen 1T, an9e'
npmmen iperoeH Miro.
| Gbe es Sur Ibitimlnuns llber odi
Cummings =4menoement lam, hiel
nod Der Senutor 2afplIette, nrT Wts
couiin, eine feurige Reoe. 9er Senu
tor proteitirts bagegen, oaB bus; Sber
man'Tde 4ntitruit>8eieB, in iotpett e!
auf bic Giienbabuen 8eSug bat. onnuI
lirt perbe, obne oab benz 8oIt oafu
Elm Griag, Elm getptIier S,6uB g:bptel
tperoe. guf bic republitaniI6e Blut
form gesug nsbmenb, iaste Der G5enu
tor, baB Die Yortei in 9latiormen b6u
fla mebr bic 4niihten BON PriDattn
tereiIen ais bieienieen Des Ypltes re
prdientirte uno oab tbotidhlth oi
| Gmpfe6lunaeu oes Senat=SOmmittsei
niht nit ben 9artet>Gmpfehlursea
iibersinItimmteu.
| Ger Seuat iprah bann iiber op
| Sransofticnen auf Der Gbica9oer Epn
pention. .glls bas 3ommtttee fir Ee
ioIutipnen gu ieiner erItsn StBuHs elm
berufen purbe," iaots er, .tpareu oi
| 56upier Der srDbten fruits i'm aauh'
bor. peSiommeI.".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-30
Jn(an0 0gelegrap6
9ebeimHiBpolltr Supe@
len Die B II hI.

len DiebitahI.
Rsp gort, 90. april. Die gez
Iammte 9ebsimpolt3ei Der Staot be-
finpet iih auf Der Sago nah geItohlez
nen Tiamanten unDGpdIsn in1Osrthe
BON IauIsnoen Don Dollars. Die
Sahe Ioats gans 9ebtim gsbaltsn
lperber, bic preiIs lit absr bod oas
binttr ss,pmmen. Die Dsrthiahen
uurben elmer tobaeftslltsR Dame aes
itobIen, tpelhe BEL Der Brerel 9ouIoa
iten So6ssit als Sat sugs9eu mar.
Sopeit lit es ben 8sbeimpoIi3iiten
nod nift ssIungen, ben DEB aug
fiubtg 3u MAIDEN.
Der obl eUgrGbtrftrstt 3 Il
gnbe.
Qittsburg, Ya., 20. 4priI. -
Die 2o9nitrsitigtetteR 5tpiihen ben
10000 Union Roblengrdbern i'm
qittsburger Weittobleu Oiftritt uHo
ben Grubenteiigsrn, bic cine 4rbeitss
einftsaung ON /. april 3ur Jol5e
battsn, finb ipdt am 5reitas abeno
beiaeleat tporosn. Die 9erelsute psr>
ben am Montug an bic Qrbeit 3urut'
tehren.
Teuer.
5rantfort. Sno., %. 4pril. -
Sm gosopsrattUe Opera SouIe>9spIert
brad am Jrsita8 S.uer aus. pel6sl
elm WenIh.nIeben foroerte uuo elmer
Stdoen bon $4,000 anri6tete. Sir
eetpiiier sgrdnt Store ftiirste ith Oil.
einem SSeniter i'm oritten 9sfhoB oil
| Die Strdbe uno puroe nit sebrohener
8lisbmaben uno in Iterbenoem gu
| Itonoe auioeboben. Cine yrau mar
| ibren 2ieblingsbuub. Der ohne aQer
Shapen oapoHtdm, aus oem Jenlter
Webrsre psrIonsn tuuroen bon be-
| sFeuertpehr aus beordngter Sags rs'
fr,it.
Gin gebsimuibpoIlss
Drama.
Charles. g. g., 29. april. Sl
29idbriae Rargaret musgrope untsr'
uatm am Grnnsritus 4beno nit Den
| lsiIenbabnzGouOutteur SlarenceGrim
leap einen Spo5iersans. 8sgsn II
| lIhr 9itenos taumelis 9rimibap IN:
itdotiio,e .3oIrital, aus elmer lsbsnsgs
idbrlio,eu Shubpunoe bluteno. 6rl
Rusarppe tcuroe balp barauf tpotlld
nerpuutet ben Der poli3ei i'm offener
JeIpe auigifunoen. leute aus De
9iatharItdrt brtoupten. bob iis fun
Sd,iiHe hortsn.
3eIupa's Bud.
Rem gort, %. april. Sn oet
bieIioen ipaniit) ameritauiI6en Solo
ME nirb oas BUD oes Gr>praiioenter
3elana iiber Die Repolution in Nieara
aua eifrig a.lsisn. 0us Bud 1T II
Rabrio sebrudt porben unb bsafped
| i'm sllasmeinen bic WeiBwdlhung Ist
neg 9trfafiers. SSn sinem r4nhans'
nirb elm 8rief BEG 4merituners Geo
narb groce an isine Wutter, pelhsn e
turs DOT Ieinsr 5iiIsiiruns gsi4risbsn
abasbrudt. sn psmIelben iust er, bal
er als Qarteiedngsr Der Rspoluticndr
aefansen eenommen tpuroe uno eritol
| len p.roen iolIs. 3tpei anoere Brief
iinD GbnIihen Snbalts. 3eIapa bat bic
| f,lbsu nur abssbrutt. um gu betpeiien
| bab groce unb Cannon niht ouf ungs
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