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The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06
THE BOY AND THE CARPET
And the Gentle eprlngtlms That De-
coys Us All From the etsrn
Paths Of Duty.

When the spring housekeeping
m and the carpet is hung on the
line the boy of the family is ordered
to beat out the dust.
He spends 20 minutes looking for a
stick.
He spends ten more wondering if it
is the right stick.
When he has finally decided he ad-
yanccs to the carpet and hauls Off
Yes. he hauls off and looks to see If
there are any boys on the alley fence
watching him.
Then he wonders Why his father
didn't beat the carpet and let him go
fishing.
Then he splits on his hands and won
ders what time it is.
Then he thinks he hears another
boy in the alley and he goes to the
fence to see.
When he returns he wonders why
carpets have to be beaten, but seeing
his mother in the back door he picks
up the stick and gives a whack that
would surely break the leg of a fly.
1t tires him.
Whack! Whack, Whack!
His wrist aches. His shoulder
aches. lie has certainly sprained his
back.
Two more feeble whacks and then
he drops his stick and sits down with
his head in his hands.
Whats the matter, Jimmie?" asks
the mother, as she comes out.
IT'S mY-my heart"
why you poo boy! I'd forgotten
all about our weak heart. Run away
and play Skinny and climb trees and
kick football and I'll beat the carpet
myself"
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06
Jay Caffery

is a large, heavy-boned trotter with
extra style and action, showing a
clean, rapid gait; a strawberry col
or; 1872 hands high; W.T.. 1900 lbs;
has a good disposition. Was sired
by CHASER; he by Jaybird, who stood
for $500 service fee. Dan by Charles
Caffery; he by General Knox.
Further breeding given on application
VIII stand during the season of
1910, Mondays and Tuesdays, Fridays
and Saturdays at Weaver Farm;
Wednesdays and Thursdays at Sa-
Salem.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06
Anthony
A High Grade Percheron

FoaIed April, 1908. Has a seal
brown color; VT. 100 lbs. Is a
perfect individual with a good dispos-
ition and has proven himself a sire
of size, quality, disposition and style,
his colts always selling high.
viii stand during the season of 1910
at the Weaver farm, seven miles
southwest of Falls City, five and one
half miles southeast of Salem, six
miles north of Morrill,.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06

On Sunday afternoon, in order 20
keep, or become. acquainted with the
town | started on "A walk that took
me into corners of the city where
| had not been for years. | walked
all through the additions to the north
and saw the hundreds of beautifully
kept homes. Ten years ago or SO
this section was a grassy hillside,
used for pasturage or strawberrying,
or kid base ball games. Now 1t is
probably the most slightly and beau
'tiful part of The city. rhe town
looks like a forest from this location
Trees are everywhere. And beyond
the trees lies the glorious valley of
the Nemaha. warm and green till it
blends into the great purple hills be-
yond.
Do you know, | thought Sunday af-
noon, as | looked upon this glorious
panorama spread before me, that
probably il was just as well that
his Satanic Majesty did not invite
the Lord to this hillside to tempt
him, for surely no place IN all this
world is more beautiful than the
scenes from the hillside on The north
to the hills beyond the valley of the
old river.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06

In the changed order of things
the Third ward has come into its
own. as we'll. The vinegar factory.
owned entirely by local capital, is
a mighty inviting sight to a Falls
City man. The men behind this are
not great advertisers; they haven't
been footing their horns from the
house-tops. But, nevertheless, they
are doing a zine thing for the city.
Do you realize that this company
has invested Fifty thousand dollars
in this plant? That there is more
than an acre of floor space in the
building? That its present capacity
is five hundred thousand gallons, and
is shortly to be increased to a mil
lion? lust consider for a moment
what the institution means to this
city.
The Gull apples that for years have
rotted in Richardson county orchards,
n total loss, are now hauled into the
city and sold at profitable prices.
Falls City labor turns these apples
into vinegar. The vinegar is bought
all over the United States. In its
last analysis this means that the
United States is buying the waste
apples from the Richardson county
farmer. But it means more than
that, it means that for every barrel
of vinegar sold by the company so
much new money is added to the
wealth of Falls City.
The local capitalist who lends his
money aud gets his interest doesn't
add . dollar of wealth to the town.
If The Tribune earns $25 on sub
seription and pays it to the meat
market, and the meat market buys
dry goods with It of the merchant.
and the merchant buys advertising
space of The Tribune, the commun-
ity is not a dollar better off than il
was before. But. when the vinegar
company sells a barrel of vinegar to
parties in St. Louis ii means that SC
much ST. LOUIS money. new money
if you please, has been adde6 to the
wealth of our city.
The new money from the Klou
dixie has made Seattle. the new
money for stee' has made Pittsburgh
the new money from the southwes.
is making Kansas City, aud if Other
Falls City men would invest thei1
capital in productive enterprises
such as. the vinegar plant, Falls City
future would he ever more glorious
than is now promised.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06
j. W.. G. OOK

Every family and especially thos
who reside in the country should
be provided at all times with a bot
tie of Chamberlain's Liniment. Their
is no telling when it may be wanted
in case Of an accident or emergency.
1t is most excellent in ali cases of
rheumatism, sprains and bruises. Sol
by all druggists.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06

The new poultry plant now near
ing completion is such an institution.
the money from the other fellow will
be brought in to pay the farmer, to
employ local labor, to be expended
with local merchants and PIT in To-
cal circulation. And every collar, so
brought in will add so much to our
local wealth.
This poultry plant is soon to add
a ten thousand dollar cold storage
plant, it is said, and the grounds will
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06
TERMS

$1,000, payable when colt stands
up and sucks. If mare changes own
ers, or is removed from the commune
ty, fec becomes due at once. Mare
and colt to guarantee service. Care
will be taken to prevent accidents,
but will not be responsible should
any occur. No service on Sunday.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06
A. RICKART,
Live Stock Cor.

Ladies. Save Money, Make
finest of perfumes at home for one.
fifth what you are now paying. Ten
guaranteed recipes for soc. Home
Supply Co, Princeton, Indiana.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06

-1# A
The only thing that now seems IN
the way of the poultry plant is the
unreasonable attitude of Mayor Keel
ing. II Is essential that the plant
have day lights. The city lights
close down ut midnight. SchmelHel
a Crush are willing 10 expend the
money to run a line to the plant and
furnish il with such lights as il
needs until he city adopts a day
system. The mayor, however, for
reasons best known to himself, for
bids Schmelzel & Crush 10 furnish
the lights. This is so petty as 10 be
ridiculous II it we're not that IL is a
serious Inconvenience and an obstacle
TO the poultry plant which has come
into our city seeking this investment,
Then there is the roumd-house, that
great structure about which is clus-
tered so many Of our hopes.
Have you seen this lately? II not,
go down Sunday and look il over.
The work is progressing rapidly
and very soon now the building will
be filled with engines. the yards will
be filled with ears and the city will
be filled with employees who have
come to make their homes with us.
It is gratifying to the Falls City
man To ride upon n train AM watch
the people gaze from the windows at
the improvements, and then turn to
the conductor and say, conductor,
what place is this?" We have them
all sitting up and taking notice. for
little old Falls City is on the map of
progressive cities, and it is on there
to stay.
And SO from dinner until evening
| wandered about getting acquainted
with the new Falls City. | strolled
from the railroad yards up on
hungry Hill in the southeast part
of town. | saw the little homes of
the laboring man, one with a new
porch. another with a new roof, still
another with n new fence. but
all with the atmosphere of prosper
ity about them. For the masters Of
these homes are busy now, and the
wages they earn are ample for them
10 share in the new order Of things.
In the yards he families were gath
cred, for the day OF rest was way
ing It's close. The boy and the girl,
tfor in this there is no new order of
things. nor VII be while the world
lasts), were seated in the secluded
corner of the porch, Fan off | could
hear distinctly the voices of children
at play, as one who stands on the
shore of a lake and hears the far
off voices on the water as II night
settles upon them, The yesper bells
of the convent tinkled in the distance,
and the shadows of evening deepen
= into night.
1t was a good day. 1t was a good
walk. It was,-it is a good town.
little old Falls City. @@%
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06
Uncle Ezra Saws:

stick to the farm. but don't neces.
sarily. when you are away frum home.
let the farm stick to you"
The Falls City tribune., 1910-05-06

We have some fresh Red Seal
flour in now. Come and get a sack.
&C. A. Heck.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-10
ALL MY PIMPLEs GONE
Girl Tells How Rlotehy skin Was
cieansed BY . Simple Wash.

II was ashamed nf my face" writes
Miss Minnie Pickard of Altamahaw,
n G.. fIt was ali full Of pimples and
scars. but after nsing d. d. j. Pre-
scription ] can say that now there is
no sign Of that Eczema. and that was
three years ago"
D. b. ID. has become 80 famous as
r cure and instant relief in Eczema
and All other serious skin diseases,
that It's value Is sometimes overlooked
ia clearing up rash. pimples. black
heads. and all other minor forms 0f
skin impurities
The fact is. that while d. D. d. Is
50 penetrating that it strikes to the
very root Of Eczema or any other seri-
Gus trouble. the soothing oil Of Winter
green, Thymol and other ingredients
are SO carefully compounded there Is
no wash for the skin made thst can
compare with this great household
remedy for every kind of skin trouble.
ID d p Is pleasant to use. perfectly
harmless to the most delicate skin.
and absolutely reliable. A z5-cent
bottle will give you positive PROOF of
the wonderful effectiveness OF this
great remedy.
THE OWL DRUG STORE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-10

n A singular that those persons
WHO talk n.usf loudly about shalr bad
luck never ascffbe any Successes theY
may achieve % coed luck. Theee are
always due 10 thels own good manage
meut, and they conplaoently take
great credit therefor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-10

The fabric Of the engineers art has
- overspread the earth that the world
Of our fathers has disappeared and
new world has taken ils place.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-10

Now, doctO complained . blbu-
ions patient. ny great trouble n ele-
phantsp.nk ones Not thnf / object
y elephants, y.Du understand. Ike
them--hut theg 90 crowd one %. ~
Hrccsas Magazine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-10

"you know the fate Of the pitcher
that goes to the we'll too often" Go.
ing 70 the Wen never hurt . pitcher
yet. It's going 10 the corner saloon
thas sends him hack % the buah
leagues s. Philadelphia Ledgsr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-10

By relying on ouf 0wn resources We
acqaife mental strength. but when We
lean on others FOR support We are nks
an Invalid Who. haylng accustomed
himself 70 a crntch. nnds It difHcnia
% Nsik without one.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-10

"sren hunt lions ana tigers e..
plained mother, ebecause they Kan the
poor sheep II that Is the ease re
ioiaed Joe svhy don't they get busy
and hunt The Butchers. toosv
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-10

u married man comes home a lif.
'le late IN the day. he finds his sup
per cold. n be comes home little
late at night be finds bis wife cold
ludge
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-10

Nlsn @omaa votes ahe rill ese A
msS's wages and not before
Ten that . nv wife and she wlii
laugh a. yot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-10
FRISCO RAILROAD.

Eastbound

10. 3, I2.ss p. m. ........12:4s p. n.
Now z07. 1856 p. 1855 D. N.
OKLAHOMA CENTRAL.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-10

Why are you So lndisnant becauss
people TAX about matters that 40 not
concFrn themg You DO n.-Atchison
Globe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-10
rhs werIa,s Cynical sld..

The phiiosophes who asserted that
trnth vas strange than fiction esI
dcntiy never daliici with the six hest
eallara
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13
Sa6 Xhal abtp arts.

1ablur. - SRI. Sate 0ti6arbs uon
Oloro Gaplor brad uersanssne ISOLDE
Elm Sein ourd eiuen Sall aui bsm Sis.
- Der idwarsen Dipbtbsria erlag am
Donneritas @Owiu. oas adt Sabre aIte
SObnlein pom Ssrrn un6 Srau @aspar
sBsibsl uon Wtaiu StraBe, nad nur Elm.
tdsiser Sranfbsit. Charles Moore, Der
Wtaibinsnfiibrer an Der 3aplor 3ed5e,
wuros uersan9ene WOhe pabrsnb Der
9iahtarbeit uieber9eihlassu unb um
cine ubr nno feline 3neiw0hentlide S0b.
nuns beraubt. Wtan fano ibn bewust,
los uuBerbalb Dem Maidiuenbnus, no
sr cine UelOr9ung 9emaht bate. Ger
Wtildbdncler SObn Stein fisl Samltas
uOn ieinem Sdlittsn unb trus cine Iebr
idmerjbafte 8Opfuerlesuns BACON. =
Wtan iei nit 8inbern iebr uOrlihtis,
OsHn bic ssfiirdtete Dipbtberitis 1T bier
aufSetreten unO Die @efubr Der limited
uns 9roB. - Gin Nasen Der Stcnoaro
Srauersi, Der gu ihmer sslaOsu bate.
brad am Dieuitas bier 3uiummsn. @s
1T nibt seraoe elm ieltener Nnblid, sln
iolher 3uiammenbruh. wsnn Der Se.
trsHenoe 3u i6wsr rselaben" bat; mir
buben's ibOH otter seieben.-Dsr @il.
belm GeIl Sdiissn Stub bdlt Samltas
abeuo in Stt's 9alls feline 8samtsn.
wubI ub, pO3u ieOes Mitslieb eridsinsn
iolte.
- SIN alter BON 79 Sabren itarb ,u
Dur1ea am Wontas 6ruu auna Bra.
oel, aus 6iinftir6sn in Seiterreid se-
biirtis.
- Sobn Solomon uon Ourpea pur.
be Samitas Oiadt pom sinsm 9ebisb
Sallep 3us gstrOffeu unO srbislt cine
lan9e WunOe neben osm redten Sbre,
uu6 beiiirdtste man cine 9ebilnerI6it.
teruns. IS wirb msbrere Gage Oauern,
ebe es iih ,eist, oh bic Serlesunsen ge.
idbrli1 iiuO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13
Sunmcre.

= Den G9eleute giidolaus Shul'
Ter uOu Butler Strube lit Elm SObnIein
9eboren moroeu.
Das idbrlide Suutstt Der 9isptuns
5susrpsbr @ompauie finoet beuts Gbenb
itatt uuo msrben Die Wtitslieoer bes 30
rough Councils alS @dite Der @Ompauie
unpeienb isiu.
- Der iriibere @rie Sremier 6rieno
u. Salod uou bier, welher lsstes Sriib.
iabr bel einsm 98rud uuf Der Giienbubu
Ysrlesuusen srbislt, Die ibu fattiid sss
ldbmt babsn iOleu. bot Samifas 9e9en
Die @Ompanie cine @utiddoisuusstIa9e
iiir $50, 900 eiutra9en laiisn.
- Gmilis, sin3ise 9o6tsr bss Sobn
Yrouusr pom @arren Str., lit WiOntus
UiOrssn nud lGu9erem llnwOllisin i'm
sllter BON 16 Subren seitorben. sluBer
ben @ltsrn prO Iie uon fiini Sriioeru
iibsrlebt. Die SCliesuns erfolste seits
sru I'M DunmOre 6risobOfe. nobel Ba'
itOr @eiser pom Der Oeutidsn WtetbOOi'
lten STRIDE ben TrauerOienit leitete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13
9eutid)es Sheater.

Der snt3iidenOe Sdmanf. Die Dop.
pel.@bs,4 Der am Sonntas. ben 16.
Sanuar, In Der athlstic Saas an alber
Strobe burh ole oeutIhs Ebsaterssiea.
idaft uon @leuslano, O.. CUR auffiibr.
nn9 sslnnst. ueripridt unierem Deuti6'
tbum einen finitleriiden @snuB, ipie sr
in oieier Stabt felt 9anssm ni6t sebo.
ten purot. llebsr Die bsruOrrasenoen
Veiitun9en Oss uuiibertreifliden Wisner
Somiters Sarl @oler lit Die ssiammte
Oeutihe Preiie eiuis uno mir molten nur
nod erwdbnsn, baB 5srr @blsr, Der als
elmer Der bsiten 3upletidnser Der @ssen.
mart gilt, aud on oieIem abeno eiuss
Otsier SieOer gum Seiten ssbsn pirO.
Sine meitere berporraeenbe 3raft In oem
oeutihsn @niembls DIRECTORS Bonn 1T
iSrdulsiH Wtelanis 8adtsl pom Deut.
ihen 2beater In Berlin, mo lie nod Dor
tur3er 3eit oils srits Sisbbaberiu bic
9rOBten Griumpbs 9sfeisrt. SrauIsin
@a6tel lit nidt nur cine slanjsube
Sabneneridsinuns, Die burd Die Pra6t
ibrsr Goilstten in @leuslano 6urore se.
madt, es fann auh nit einem sutsn
@eniiien bebauptet nsrosn. oas fein
Oeuti6es Gbsater in amsrita cine Der.
artis srObs aiiuitlerin aufBuweiisn bat.
Cine anoere bsoeutenos 8hnitlerin ae.
bort oem @niemble pon @leuelano an,
usmIi4 bic feids unO srujiOie SOu.
brstte 5rdulsin 6rieoa SOeber, cine Dor.
,isIide Sdn9erin. Die OILS @inlase ben
9rOben Serlinsr Sdlassr, Der Sor.
IduB auf Die Selistsit." iinssn nirc.
albsr aud Die iibrisen ROllsn Oss iiber.
niitbi9en Stiides iiuo sldnjsnb beisst
lHO es iOllte giismano usridumen, Die,
er uorsiiSli6en auffiibruns. bic in
SleueIano gum StaOtseiprd6 purSs,
,eiSuwobnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13

- Sir bas 5ebruur Sriminalseridt
Iino 65 Safe uerjeidnet, oarunter orei
Wtorcunflusen.
- Wtit oem 6. 6ebruar anfangeno
miro Die Scranton Tribune aud elm
Sonnta9sblatt brrausssbsn.
- Die @roBgeidworeneu babeu Oas
Froiett elmer sepfluitsrtsn 9anSItruse
our6 oas @Ountg sutsebsibsu. Oman.
sig Gage iino fir @inpenoun9en erlaubt
uno wenn feline erfOlssn, 10 ueroen bic
@Ountg @Ommiiidre gu Gusebotsn fir
oieieIbe aufforoern.
= Sarl 6. 3ente. Sobn Ses Serrn
gilbert 3snts uOn Penn 9lusnue, uuS
6rl. Wiae 9eurp uon 9Silfesbarre, bsaa.
ben itd uOrletten Wtittpo6 obne Dor.
bsrtse Vsnahrihiisuns ibrer SerpauOs
ten nah Sin9bamtOn unO liesen lid
bort OILS ehepaar einiesusu.
- Die SadawuHna Gompanie berif.
tet, baB pom 1. Sanuar 1900 bis ,um
/. Sanuar 1910 nidt elm sinjtser gal.
iasier auf ibrer Sabnitrefe eet0Otct
puroe, D. 3. ourd einen Yabnunfall.
sic bsfUrcerte in Oieiem 3eitraum 1893.
7S7, ,224 &aiiasiere Ourdidnittli6 ie
1891 Wteilen.
= Der 40 Sabre alte 9lnorep 8,ir
uon aoams 9lusnue uno als 3eitbuIter
in ben auis Chalmers g8erten anas.
itsIlt, bs9ing OOnueritas UtOr9en
SeIbitmOro in ieiner 9Dobnuns, iuosm
er iih cine Reuoloertugel in Die Sdlafe
iaste; isiu EOO mar elm iOfUrti9er. Die
6amiIie ertldrt, oab iturfes Griuten unO
9isurrsttenrnuben bel ibm 0iieoerae,
lhlagenbeit ueruriaht babe uno oisies
als bic slnlsltun9 gum Sslbitmorp be.
truhtst Wsrben fam. @r ioa ihoil felt
msbrsrsu WtOuatsn iid auffanenS se,
berbst babsu uHo in Oisisr 3sit stlids
Dtals ssOrObt baben. isin ysbsu ,u
enoeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13
Bon Netersbura.

= RaitOr Distri6 BON Der bieT9eu
beutiden Presbpteriiden @smsinoe ies-
uete uorlssten WtittwOd 6rdulsiu Sa'
tberina Sraft uOn gGllinm StraBe unS
@rnit @euustp uon WiDrtls StraBs ais
Elm @bspaar ein.
- Die in OieIem StaSttbeil nobn.
buite 30 Sabre ulte Barbara &uane
licB am 5reitag ssgeu 6runt SuOss BON
Ssiiup cine @nti6dOisuussflass fir
$4,000 eintrasen. neil er Isin Ysripre.
den, iie Su beirutben, ni6t ssbaltsn bat,
trOsOem sr ibr feds Sabre ben SOf
mu9te.
- Der II Sabre utte Sarl Gong lit
DOnneritaS IN Der Glternpobuuns on
0iOro Sruins ausnue Der Dipbtberitis
erlesen. Die Seiiesuns, melhs cine
priuute mar, srfOISte 5reitas yia6mittas
i'm Dunmore 6rieObof. Gin Swsiter
SObn Der 6umilie. Der 2idbrise 0il,
liam, 1T 6reitas Der sIei6su Sraufteit
srlessu unO wurOs Samitas usben lei,
mem 8ruOsr bserOist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13
Rprb Scranton.

@sfdbrlideSerlssun9 trus Sobn
Sernomsfi BON Wiaruine Nusnue am
Disuitas in Der Wiaruine .3sde oauOn.
als ihn elm Dsfefall traf. @r muroe In
tritiidem 3uitauo bsimsetrasen.
- Der so Sabre alte leOise Beter
Snucuuuse uoH bloom ausnue murOs
Oisnitas in Der JiorO @uoe aOblen So.
.3eds bsinubs ausenblidlid setOOtet. aIs
Elm srOBes 5elsitiid fiel unO ibn traf.
= Sames 9. Stepsnlon, 62 Sabre
alt unO an TbroOp Strabe wobubaft,
nuroe Dienitas in Der Nes9ett's @reef
3ede BON sinsm @isl 10 mudtis sesen
sinen 3oblsnpfsiler sebriidt, oaB sr in
nerli6e Ysrlssunsen erbielt. Die am isl.
ben absnb isineu Cob berbeifibrtsn.
Der .. & 8. 8remier @Op.
6opiins pOn Gard StraBe wuros WtOn.
tag 8Ormittas i'm 9rsen 6ioge 9ofs
Oura sineu pOslidsn 8ud uOn sinem
@itsrpasson ssitOBeH unb lanoets nit
Dem Sopf auf ben 9slsiieu. @r wurbs
nit sinsm blutissn Sduitt am Sber'
tOpf uufssbOben, aud bsfiiratste man
sinsn S6dOslbrud.
- Cine feblerbafts SaminOffnuns
usruriadte Sonntas 9tadmittus in Dem
DsgDire & Abbsp @rOcsrislaoen on Der
Gds uon UtariOn StraBe unb @apOuis
2lusnus snsn 8ranb. Der Dor ieiner Be
pdltisuns eiusn SdaOsn BON CO. s 500
anri4tete. abbep. Der Obeuauf wobnt,
puros uon ben Slammen iiberraidt uno
ibm Die SlsiOuns anSe5HnOst, warb abst
nidt psitsr usrlsst.
- Sin iunses poluiidss Dtdoden
1emerfte Douuerita9 Wtittas auf Dem
Dsimwss pom Der Sdule elm furioies
Sunoel am 5uB Der SOidun9 an 9olli'
Ter auenue uno oils es ua6iab, fauo cs
,ie nadts 9eide sinss meiblihsn Sdu9'
inss. Die Poli;si itellts ieit. baB Der
RSrper Feline Wisrfnale pom 9enalttbd'
isisit trus unb ausenidsinlif normal
mo seiunO ssbOren poroen mar, bas
tiuo oahsr unSweifelbaft Der unbil Der
Ritterunn prInn
- Slls Patrif Mc@ram pom Saf
5truBe iib friib DOunsritag WOr9en
uf Dem Ssimne9 beiauo, uadosm er
zine 98irtbi6aft an 2Deit Dtartst Str.
si6loiisn butte, nobel er bic @iHnabme
on $175 einitsdte, wuroe er auf Der
DAT StraBe 3reujun9 Der O. & SS.
iiisnbubu pon ,wei mustirten 3srlen
bsrfullen, Die ibm nit uor9sbaltenen
ispolueru sebOten, bic SanOe in Die
uit ,u bultsn. Wtc8ran lieB iid aber
i6t bur6 Die S6ieBwafen eiuihiih'
'rn, iOuoern CAB ieoem Der Serle einen
ittieen Sauiti9lag uno madte iib
ann 10 idneu mie mOslid beim. nobel \
I'M bic ;nsi StraBenrduber jwei Shiilic /
a6ia9tsn, uon oenen fsiner traf.
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0nfOlns her irnnhnl6isn enthiilf,

SnfOlss Der ituuOul6Ien Gntbiills
unsen i'm SieIsr BsrftprOjsB 1T Der biss
bsrise DirsttOr Oss 8erftOspurtsmsnts
bes Reihs. Mariusumtss, YBsaOmiral
8rsuliu9, usrubidieOst norOsn.
- SunOssubseOrOuster 9IOair rsidte
in Der Sisuns Oss GbseOrOnstsnbauiss
cine Semeiuiume RsiOIutiOn elm. laut
wsIdsr Der PrdiiOsnt Oss Ssnats unb
Der Spreasr Oss Suuiss eriudt wers
ben, elm aus orei Senatoren nno fhnf
abssOrOnsteu deficiencies @Omits ~ sr.
usnnen. Ous Die @ranOs fur bic fait uns
finniss SsrtbsusrunS Der Prsiis Der 9ss
bsusmittel, Die In tsinsm Serbiltnib 40
ben 9Ohneu Der arbsitsr itsbsu, untsriu.
den ioII. - =.
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: Sin in weiten arsiien bstanntet

- Sin in peiten Srsiisn bsfauntsr
Oeutihsr uno zines Der angeiebeuitsu
Wtit9IieOer Der @bicusO GurnsemeinOe,
Charles 8. 8eber, lit mad uur turIsr
Srunfbeit aus Osm &ebsn ssihieben.
Der YsritOrbsus purOe Dor &C Sabrsn
in @BIinseH, 8irttsmbsrs, sebOren unO
fam in Den 5Ocr 3uhreu nit isiuen @lts
eru nab ben Ser. Stnatsn.
= Duuio 9. 9fOis, Der StrsermsI.
itsr BON Dtilpaufee, Der als be9eiiteru.
Der Reoner unO naderer Streiter In
benz 9ampf sssen Die PrObibitiousfanu
titer sroses sslsiftet. srfldrts bel isiusr
antuuft in Stem 9orf, ous bic 9aupt.
mu4t Der PrObibitionsbswsSuus &C.
bro@eu isi.
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= slus ct. Baul, Wiinn., piro ges
mslOet, OaB Die 5ibrer in Dem Strsif
Der S8eidenitsller oes 0iOrOpsitsus bies
fen fir uerlOreu ssbeu unO i'm ocmnd6it
Oifiiiell fir bssnoet erfldren pOlsn.
- Sin Sturm ieste iibsr Die in Der
9idbs uOn Gibraltar seIessns Staot
Sinsa, SpaHisn, biHwss unO ridtsts
srOben Sdaosn on. YisrSis Sduisr
ltiirIttu elm.