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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-08

Dr. Johnson's statue in the Strand has
now been unveiled.
WHO'S that7" asked a passer- by.
Johnson" came the answer
Seems to have lost color since he beat
e6riss."-Punch.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-08

Sometimes LITTLE more advertis.
ing will mean q GREAT DEAL more
business for a store.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-08
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List Of unclaimed letters remaining in
the Burlington postoffice COR the week
ending September .:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26
RECEPTIONS.

Mrs W. C. Davis will entertain with
a reception in honor of the football
team of the Military institute. The date
will be announced later.
One Of the handsomest of the early
Post affairs was the reception given
yesterday afternoon by Lieut. and Mrs.
Max CARRIER in honor of their guest,
Miss Davis, Of Ell Paso, says the San
Antonio Express.
Pink and white roses adorned the
reception rooms, with ferns and tall
palms in corners and on side stands
Mrs. CARRIER received her guests in
assisted in receiving by Miss Davis N
pink crepe de chine over pink. and by
Mrs. Davis, who wore a black lace robe
over satin.
At the prettily trimmed table in the
diningroom coffee was poured by Mrs.
Frederick G. Stritzinger and the salad
was served by Mrs. Benjamin A. Poore
Assisting in dispensing the hospitality
of the room were Misses Reynolds.
Moore and Page.
About 100 guests called during the
receiving hours.
The last of the series of receptions to
be held by the women of the post at
Fort Bliss will be held next Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Alfred
c. Sharpe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26
ACTRESS HAS HER
OWN PHYSICIAN
Company Furnishes Him So
Performance Will Not
Be Interrupted.

Leon Victor, business manager for
Messrs. Shubert's production of Clyde
Fitch's comedy, The Blue Mouse" is
IN the city, completing arrangements
for the farce at the FL PaSo theater
Sunday and Monday next
Miss Grace Merritt heads the show
and Mr.. Victor swears with his fin
gers crossed that the company carries
a physician especially to look after
the young woman's diet and see that
she does not fall i'll because of the
impossibility TO secure a satisfactory
understudy.
THE Blue Mouse" is the company
in which Earle Mitchell, the FL Paso
boy actor" took leading role last
year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26
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On Wednesday evening Miss Mae
KUneman delightfully."- entertained a
number of her friends with a spider
web" party.
"spiderweb,' containing several
hundred yards of thread, created much
merriment, and was the principle di-
version of the evening. Several must
cal numbers, both vocal and instru-
mental, were much enjoyed.
The decorations were very unique.
The table from which the delicious re-
freshments were served held as a CEN
terpiece a large spiders web. At a
late hours the guests departed, all de-
Gliding it to be most enjoyable affair
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26
WATCH THE DATE ON THE YELLOW
LABEL

Mail subscribers should watch the
date which follows their name on the
yellow label pasted on the wrapper or
first page of their paper. The date
there shows when the subscription ex-
pires. When a remittance on subscrip-
ton is made, this date is changed. If It
is not changed soon after remittance,
allowing, of course, a reasonable time
to reach FL PasO. the subscriber should
call the attention of this office to the
oversight By doing so when the matter
is fresh in the minds of all concerned all
further trouble and inconvenience viii
be avoided.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26
MEMS CLUB OF ST. CLEMENTS
TO BE RENDERED A DINNEH

For the perfecting of the mems club
of the church of st. Clement an or
ganization dinner will be held Novem-
Der % at : o'clock in the parish
house. 1t is promised that plenty
OF good stories will be on tap" H.
f. Christian is chairanm of the ar
engagements committee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26
SELLS APPLE CROP
FOR FANCY PRICE

Artesia y. NJ, Nov. 26.-B. Cleve.
who lives above Hope. on the Penasco,
has 1877 apple trees that are II years
old He sold the apples from them
a the orchard for s152S, or $1115 per
acre, obtaining 81 per box for the
finest apples. IS cents box for sec
ond grade and so cents a box for culls.
A similar yield near Artesia would
have brought 100 percent larger re-
turns Mr.. Cleve sent II exhibits to
the Ell Paso fair and secured seven
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26
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On Wednesday evening at 7:45 o'clock
a pretty wedding was solemnized in
the sacistry of the Immaculate Concep-
ton church, uniting the lives of Miss
Lenita B. Hairless and Louise c. lie
Veaux.
The double ring ceremony was used.
with Rev. father Roy officiating.
The maid of honor, Miss Ruth
Critchett, accompanied by the groom,
entered the church first, and they
were followed by the bride and best
man, Charles Burling.
The bride was handsomely gowned in
white crepe de chine over silk, elabor-
ately trimmed with real lace. white
picture hat with willow plumes COM
pleted the attractive costume, and a
shower bouquet of brides roses was
carried.
The maid of honor. Miss Critchett,
wore a white lingerie robe over pink
silk, and carried La France roses.
Following the ceremony an informal
reception was given at the brides
home, to which about 40 guests were
invited.
In the decoration of the home, smi-
lax and quantities of pink and white
used throughout the apartments.
The refreshment table was spread
with a handsome cover of cluny lace,
and the bridal cake occupied the CEN
trail position. White satin ribbons ex-
tended diagonally across the table, end
ing in dainty bows at the corners. The
chandelier was attractively draped with
tulIe, intermingled with smilax, and
the candelabra were also ornamented
with tulle.
Those assisting in serving punch and
anti r
vey, Bertha Hale. Amy Schultz, Della
Eggers. Dona TrueSdale, Mary Lewis,
Margaret Kinnon.
Dainty packages of brides cake, tied
with pink ribbons, were given to the
guests on their departure.
A large collection of beautiful and
valuable gifts was received by the
young couple. The groom's gift to the
bride was handsome gold watch.
The bride is an Ell Paso girl, having
grown to womanhood in this city and
having attended school here She is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs S. G. Har-
less, is popular in musical circles, and
has here many friends.
The groom, who has been here
number Of years, is connected with the
SeIby Decorating company.
Mr. and Mrs. lie Veaux will make
their home with the brides parents at
1871 Epson.
Miss Minnie G. Woods and Ewe1 D.
Singleton We're quietly married Wed
neSday afternoon at o'clock a Trinity
NJ. E church, Rev. C. S. Wright Off
ciating.
The bride was attractively gowned
in a fawn colored cloth gown with
which a black picture hat was worn.
Upon returning to their home, the
newly welded couple were rendered a
surprise reception by number of their
friends.
Both young people are FL Pasoans
and are well known here. The groom
is connected with the Ell Paso foundry
as manager of the supply department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Singleton will be at
home to friends at 1919 East Boulevard.
James w Clayton and Miss Roberta
Flake, both Of Minaca, Chin, Mex.
were married at the parsonage of Trim
ity Methodist church at 1880 Friday
evening, Rev. Caspar S. Wright off
ciating. The groom is a mining man
of Minaca, for which place he and his
bride leave Saturday evening to make
their home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26
CHRISTMAS SEALS
FOR SWEET CHARITY

The Christmas seals, heretofore
known as the Red Cross stamps, will
be placed on sale IN FL Paso next week
by the Woman's Charity association
An order for 10000 has been sent TO
Dallas by Miss H. Grace Franklin, di-
rector of the association, who expects
them to arrive early next week. The
money will be given to mothers or
their children suffering from tuber-
culosis-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26
KEITH BUYS APPLE
FARM NEAR ROSWELL,

Roswell n NJ, Nov. 26.-Dr. II. Fl.
Keith of Topeka, Kan has bought the
Barley Stockton apple AMI alfalfa
farm of so acres for s21, 000--S.G2.5O
rer acre 1t is a portion of the IA
nous 500 acre Hagerman orchard at
South Spring.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26
GIRLS GIVE CLOTHING.

The only Thanksgiving donation for
the womens charity school for mothers
was made by the students of the Ell
Paso school for girls who contributed a
generous supply of baby's and chill
dren's clothing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26
FARMERS GET TOGETHER
TO BUY MORE FRUIT TREES.

Deming, n. NJ. Nov. ga large
number of farmers are grouping to-
gether for the purpose of making
large order to nursery for fruit trees.
This will save cons derable expense
on freight and will also give them
reduction by placing a large order.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26
TWO ARIZONA POTATOES
WEIGH NEARLY 53 POUNDS.

Mesa, Ariz.. Nov. Pa potato
weighing 2215 pounds was brought in
to town by E. W. MOrtensenl and i'm
mediateIy afterwards Alfred "a. Cuff
came in with one weighing 20 pounds
and Is ounces. Both were raised on
farms near the city by the dry farm
ing method without irrigation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26
TRY DIR. CHE HOFx'S VEGETABLES
COMPOUND.

MEDICINES sor
hereditary debfl-
ity or weakness
OF men. women
an d children.
Chronic Blood
Poison. EruptiorS
all Skin Diseases
rheumatism, Ca
tarrh. Heart Dis
ease. Lung Trou-
BILE, Liver Com
plant and Con-
stipation.
Female internal
trouble, inhama-
ton or acute
pains INSTANT
LY CURED. o.
Bell Phone 2e1a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26
Ell PAsOANS RETURNING.


Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Chase returned
Thursday from a trip through Mexico.
Mrs. A B. Fall and daughter, Miss
Jouett Fall arrived home Sunday from
Santa Fe n. NJ.
Miss Louise Swearingen has returned
from a two months visit to Houston
and Galveston.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26
GATHERING CORN AND SHIP
PING APPLES AT M4tYHILI.

Mayhill, n. NJ, Nov. 26.-Harvesting
the corn crop is keeping everyone
busy. The yield is fine and help is at
a premium, in fact cannot be secured.
Fred Brantley is shipping his apples
to Ell Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26

Christmas gifts to be engraved should
be selected next week. Snyder Jewelry
Co., 227 San Antonio. 103 Mesa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26

For the Christmas baby-tiny rings.
fine chains. dainty HANDY nins" Sny-
der Jewelry Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26

Last Weeks advertised hat prices
are still OH at the Pattern Hat Store,
219 san Antoni~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26

Sale still going on at the Pattern
Hat Store, PIG San Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26

Exceptional hat values at the Pat
tern Hat Store. 219 San Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26

MRS G.. VI. COFFIN. Vocal Studio.
No. Lucerne. Telephone 1882.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26

fret premiums and seven second pre-
miumS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26
Handsome Furs
AT Moderate Prices

We have set new standard for furs.
Not only have we raised the standard
OF quality but we have lowered the
price level. We are now showing the
handsomest furs to be seen in Ell
Paso, but, because we bought such
an enormous quantity, We are able to
offer lower prices than any local firm.
In addition 10 the made up sets, we
carry a full line of pelts- and can
make fur millinery to match any
piece you may have.
We suggest handsome set of furs
as a Christmas gift.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26

James w Clayton and Miss Roberta
Flake, both Of Minaca, Chin, Mex.
were married at the parsonage of Trim
ity Methodist church at 1880 Friday
evening, Rev. Caspar S. Wright off
ciating. The groom is a mining man
of Minaca, for which place he and his
bride leave Saturday evening to make
their home.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-24

Gum eriten WaIe felt Der Jinon3>
panit beg Sobrss 1907 bat s.itsrn bas
9irettorium Der Union Gas dnb glecs
trio 60. cine Dipibsnbe BON feds pro.
gent ouf bic prdiersnsa.tisn .rtlGrt.
bic am %. Suni sabIbar iTt. Don biss
len attisn iiHb fir S5,O00,OOO i'm
umIduf unb bic DipibenbensabIung
tptrb oabsr $3O0.OO0 toftsn.
WGbrenb Der pdnit fisIen bic Dpt,
oenoen notbgebrunsen aus, dbsr Die
9eIsufhoft trdf nit ben Snbobern Der
prdfersnsattien bds abtpmmen, bab
itott Der 9aarbiDioeubs i.hsprosentise
S6uloih:tne, bic in fiinf Sabrsn fdls
Zig iein Iollten, dusssiteut purben. Sn
Der gsitrigsn SiBung bss Direttorium
tpuros beri9tst, bab bic GsisQihoft
sinn iebr an'shnli6er profit ersieIt
babe uno Die S6uIbidsin., Die In bier
Sabren falis Iiuo. banu obns Sd,pies
rtgteitsn sinseloIt tDtrosn t6nnen.
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Dor gntunft Der 5,u,rlp.br ber.its bos

Dor 4ntunft Der s}susripsbr bereits bas
nDrbti1 urgren5enbe ~2ittIe GIsetric
9heatre" (glideIobepn), peIhes gum
Slid felt gintritt bts heiben Dettsrs
gefhlphen III. ergriffen. anberbem
mar ods 0tutr ouf bic IiibIih angren.
SCRIBE gfiefubrit bon Carl Ssnnings,
0o. 1011 Bin. Strabe, ioipie auf ein.n
Shupptn binttr bem Tep Chief Res
itaurant iibers.fprunsen. Sn benz
yttdeltheoter mar aur 3eit elm Nnitreis
der namens 6arrp Weit beih1ftigt.
DerfeIbe fpurbe burt bic Grploiion
BON fsinsr Better binabsefhleugsrt,
fam isbod NIT unbebeut.nben 8ets
leBuneen bapon. DER an benz Reitaus
rant oneerihtste Ghdbsn ipirb ouf
$500 obsefhGbt, ipGbrsnb bas Ridel.
thedter, fopie bas GtabliFement Der
empire 0inesargo. ourh Seuer ,Rduh
unb Wofer ebenfalIs siemli9 i6per
befddeist purben. Dab bel benz mil.
ben Surhsinanber, tpelher fir fur3e
3sit auf ben 9rdnbft1tte berrf6ts, niss
munb psrIesi tpurbe, iit s.raossu Elm
Wuroer su nennen.
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Seuebne unb IaDtpn.

- Die Jrauen Srogmann, Sen
2anes, Giftsrman, Waepsr unb RcGil
peranitolten am 80. SUM- gum geiten
Der Ct. Sobannes Gb. Stride in gsl.
leDus Elm aaffsetrdnsaen.
SRI. Carrie, bic ein3ioe gohtsr
bes 5errn Senrp aiett BON 9apton,
tpirb ii6 am %. Suni nit Games
Donlan bon Cincinnati persbeli6en.
- ct. Jrancis Court 90. 962. aa=
tboliIhe J0riter, belt esitern 4benb in
Siterbase's Saue in 9apton cine
tpiatigs 9erfummIuns ab, in pel6,r
80 nsue Witglieosr aufgenommen MUIR
ben.
- Sn elmer SpeaiaIfibuns beg Bel
lebus Stabtrdtbes purbs bic Srbinon3
fir ben 9ertauf bon $4,000 9onbs
fir 0erbsHerunsen Der Joirfielb Qpe.
paiIirt. Die 8onbs laufen 10 unb 90
Sabre uno trogen 4 pro3sni, sablbar
5albidbrIih. Die 4nsebOts perben in
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-24

Mrglmentiren ipurbe Bite Minoritdt
dutoriiirt, einen Grpsrten onsuiteIIen,
ipeid,er ben Bertht bsr WuioritGiss
Wiislieoer unierIunsn nnb bk Mniihs
ten Der Winoritdt su sinsm Beridt
ausarbeitsn fOn, Der bem Senat sIsihs
falls eingereidt tperhn foll.
Der WlaioritGtss9eriht III iebr
ausfiibrlid uno siebt preisnotirungem
alIer 4rten bon 2ebensmitteIn etc.
lpdbreno ber lebten Detdbe.
Die griinbe fir bie bSberen prsiie
dllsr 2sbensmittel perben ipte foIgt
on9eeeben:
3unabme Der grobuttipnstoifen bon
6drmerseusniHtn tpeseu b6berer 2anb.
preife uno 2obne.
3unobme Der Rahfraee nod farms
Yrooutteu unb RabrunssmitteIn.
Die einpdnberuns BON Rabrunsss
mittelsaoniumenten.
Die perniinberte gruhtbarteit Der
Sdnbereien, ipoourf eeringere Grntsn
berbeieefiibrt tperben unb be 3unahm.
Der Rotten ourt fiinitlidx Giingung.
@r6bere gantfasiIiidten in aanbs
biftritten, tpelhe bic Jarmer erm1gIi.
den ihre Grnten Ionse gu boItsn.
aiiblipsiher InIasen, tpeIhe bic
WboleIales0erfduf.r In BEN gianb
iebsn, ibre Waareu au ben bohiten
BreiIen ob3ufeBen
3unabme Der 0ertbeilungstoften.
SnbuitrieIle 9sreinisunsen.
Organization BON probusenten unS
Sdnolern.
au3eigen.
3unabme Der llmlaufmiti.l. llsbers
topitdliiiruna.
gehsrs 2ebensnorm.
Die gedmten berQrbefters
J0bsration sntriftet.
Die Nn6ridt. baB bos Sous bos
!5ugb.s 4menbement pertporfen bat.
tpuros bon benz grstutiprotb Der 4mss
ritunii6eu Irbtitsrs 50berotipn, Der
iest in Sisuns III. nit gntriifuns
aufssnommen. Die WitaIieber ertlGs
rem, bab biss -ein @srratb an ben
Rshteu unb SntsreiIen Der arbeiser
i'm edn3en 2anoe Iei."
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6itinldse.
an8 Der s.Rrise Tag fsrberte feline
Gpfer.

Der geftriss Tag mar Der bsibeits
Der Sailon, nnb cine Nn3obI perioneu
brahen unter Der furhtbar,n SiBe sus
fammen urb mubten mad Dem SpIpi-
tai sebradt iperben. Sn ben meiiten
JdlIen bonbelt es iib gum Slid nur
nm Ieitte 5ibidIGes, unb bic beirefs
fenoen patienteu fperben iebenfalIs ses
neien. Sn oos ftabtiide Sofpital ipur.
Den seitern fpIsenoe Opfsr bsr Siss
eineeliefert:
Grib Reutfdler, q Sabre aIt, Elm
grauereiarbeiier bon 5enrp unb Dun.
lap Strabe, brah ssftern @ormittaa
Dor oem 5auis Ro. 1348 Walnut
Strdbe berpubtIos suiammeu unb
ipurbe i'm patroIpugen 3 nah bem
5ofpitol sebraht.
Sol. gIart, "a Sabre alt, GiIenaies
ber, ipuroe bon No. 333 SIt 3. ctr.
aus na6 benz Sofpital gebraht. CT
lit an ben 5olseu su rethlidsn Altos
boIgenuHes unb Der 5ib..
Sin unbsfanntsr, etfpd 45 Sabre al.
ter Wlonn fieI esiteru Ibenb on oer
Gentrdl nahe Der SSreemdn 4p. um.
Sm ftdotifhen 6oipital tpurN elm
Ietdtsr 5isfhIug tonftatirt.
Deter 3romer. 20 Sabre oft, elm
Inseitsllter Der Rapio electric Cons
pdnp. ipobnbaft Ro. 321 BeIt Wecs
Wliden apsnus, ipuro. ip1brenb Der
Irbeit on Canal spifden Racs unb
Gin Strabe bon Der Sibe iberpdI.
tist uno in bem automobil isiner ars
bsitgeber nad bem 5ofpital esbrodt.
Sobn 2uprn. 90 Sabre aft, Elm Ro.
115 8urfislb BIaee fpobnenoer 4rbei.
ter, ftsIIts iih seliern i'm itdbtiihea
SoipitaI Elm. Or lit ON Sonnsnitih,
Miro isbod na9 anii4t Der 4ersts &c.
nefen.
patroltpoesn 3 bro6te os't.rn Rofs
mittas ben 80 Sabre oIten Sol. Gone,
sinsn glsrt bon gto. a Sit Clifton
apenus, ndd Dem 0oipitaI. Der 3us
itano beg patisnten gilt fir bsoentIib.
Sbomos 8. 6ering. "a Sabre oft.
Qrbeiter, go. 215 gbrmon ap., ipurbs
eeitern Qb.uo 8 r5r in oas SoTpital
gebra6t. Gr lit an ben Jols.n Der
5iss.
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0rnke Mufresung
Surd Gin sSeuer i'm Rittslpnatt Der
Stnot pernriaht.
GrplOfion Inn Hciu Chief Heitaarani
on 8inc StraRe.

Gin s.fdbrli6es 5susr, tpeI6ss cine
3eit lang Elm san5.s 5aui.rgepisrt i'm
Wititipuntt otr Stabt NIT Dsrni1.
tung 5u bsorobsn fbien unb peldss
cine estpaltiss W.ni6enm.nge berbei.
lodts. fam e.itern Ro6mittas tura
nad brsi llbr in Der Slide bes Rer
Chef R.itourants. SO. 1913 0ins
Strab.. Gigentbiimsr Oscar 5urn.r
bon SO. 217 Wtit Court Strobs, gum
4usbrud. Das 5bssrboh zines binier
Dem hitourant seIesenen Sduppsns,
ipeldss Dor gntunft Der sy.uertpebr
bon ben 5Iammen sreriffen mar,
ianbte 10 sefpolties Rautpolt.n gum
5immel empor, bab es ben 4nixin
bate. ols oh es iid um Elm iebr at
fdbrlihes uno grobss sSsuer boubele.
Nus bisfsm 9ruuoe iirOmtsn SouIenoe
BON Neugisri9sn aus alien Rihtungsn
Der 8ranoftdtte 5u, tpslfr balb ban
elmer rieIieen Rsnfheumenge umIastri
mar. Mittlerlpeils mar bic 5susrnebr
auf sinen bonn msIbe,aittn IA abssges
bsnsn alarm berbeigeeilt uno es gss
lang ibr in p,rbGltnibmGbig iur3sr
3eit. bic 9sfubr su bsieitissn.
Der aiihenhsf Spbn Carpenter bon
Ro. PIT Weii Court Strabe befano
fid In bem Dining Ropm bes R.itdu.
rants, ois bas Gsutr in Der aiihe. In
pslfer 5ur 3eit nismanb anneitnb
mar, jeosnfalls infols. usb.rtohens
zines asFsls nit Jett gum qusbruh
tam.
9is aufipdrteri, ylarD 2aiprsnes
entbsdts bic Gefdbr unb mohts ben
aiihenhef dufmertiam, ipslher iOfort
in bi. aide ellen noIIts. 9epor ct
bieielbe jebpd errsihie, fanb cine bsfs
tige Grploiion, beren llriahs bisber
nod nidt f.ftseite[t nerben tonnts.
ftdtt. Carpenter unb bic nnberen 4ns
eeftelIten eilten, 10 fhnen Fe tonntsn.
ins Dreie. Die sylammsn griffen nit
srObsr SdnelIisteit um iid unb botien
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ab jum Sdna,rieR.

Die 5ertpesber, ettpa pierBia SGn.
ger ftart unb gum 3beil bon ibren 9as
men besIsitet, finb seftern abenb Did
Der Gtnc., 2ouispiae &c Chicago gis
ienbdbn gum Sdneerfsit nab Gbicaeo
ssrsiit. &c 1T bas 9unossiGngerfeIt
bes arbsiitrs Sdngsrburbs beg Rpros
peitens. Die Wiitslisber bss Sertpegb
Wdnnsraors oerfammelten iif seitsrn
Q5srb In Der 4rbeiterbone, mdrihirs
ten, nit .tnem Wufittorps on Der
Spise, etne tur5s Strede uro benubs
ten bonn SpsSialedrs. bic fe mad bem
gdbnbof on Der 4dten Strabe beFors
bsrten. GIiidauf gum fro9Ii6en Das
gen!
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Sadfon, ap., %. Suni. -- Das
9orberbor bon Isburp Spicer, Ieiner
II Sabre aIten gohter Gertrude, iei.
nes Is Sabre alien Gobnes unb bon
Demu Sobnion. bic al. Der Grmprs
buns bon 0eorss Gugate am Sttts
Greet unsslanst iino, ndbm bier am
Souneritag ietnen Nnfane. Das Ct
ri1tssimmsr mar NIT anbGnqern Der
Spicsrs unb Der JusatssJamiIis anses
iiillt.
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grmorbeten, uno 4usenseuae bes Ger.
brshens. iaste, baB sr fir bas 2ebsn
feinss 9rubers sebeten babe, bab rber
Spietr enti6Ioifen mar, an George syus
gate Rohe su iiben unb ben ShuB abb
ssfeusrt babe, Der George t0btete. Der
3suse faste aud, bob Spie.r ieiner
5ohter befoblen babe, ibreu R.ncIper
ubenusen unb an bsm 3ampf tsiis
5uu.bmsn.
Gs iiuo unssip0bnlite 8orii6tss
maBreseIn setrpFfen tporben, um ben
Jrieoen aufrebt gu erbaltsu, man be-
furchtet ober troy oIsbem. bob es su
sinsm 3uiammsnitob atpiiheu ben bel.
ben Jattioneu tommsn pirb.
Die 2esisIatur BON Sttas
bona 5u elmer gytras
Sisuns sinberufsn
Stla bona 6 tn. %. Suni. -
Der 0ouDerneur Sasteu erlieb am
Donnerftng cine Proclamation, in Der
er bic 2esislatur gu elmer grtraiisuns
auf ben 2. ausuit einbsruft, um iibsr
bas .9rObpaters4msnbem.nt aur
aonititution ab3uitimmen. bon benz bi.
9esn.r bes Gounsrnsurs bebdupten.
bab ss ben 3iped babe. ben R.s.rn bas
Stimmreht su rcuben.
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SofQl /. Geridt.
4bilippas.Yieu

Die gsreine Der Gpang. prot. pbiz
lupus 9smsinDe riiiien fib su einem
srobsn picnit. oas am Samftae, %.
5unt. i'm MaOifon porf gu Sailep be.
eaneen Dtrosn foll. Qrranssure iino
bis Sonntdgsfhuis fDipis Der Jraiisns
uno Sungfrausu Derein. bic nibts
unperfudt luFen, nm osm unternsbs
men aud ben grfols Su fitern. Bar
bic 3ogIirgs Der Sontusidale p<rnen
alIerlei Spiele itattfinoen uno bt.
5rnusn p:rben NIT eeip0bnter aiss
l.nsDiirotgteit Ride unb SpeiieIoa!
iibernehmen. Dis ainber fabren nm
bulb 8 llbr Wlorsens bon Der Qirne
aus tn Spesialears gum JeitpIus.
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Hheinldnoer nno @tHfaIen.

Der RbsinIdnxr unb Meitfdler
lnterit. 0ereir nernuitaltst am Conn.
tag. 26. Suni, einen 5amiliendusflue
nah Dem Soreit Dnrb,n. Die g,f1rs
oerung seihkbt NIT ben 2odIanb unn
GLENDALE Cars. Gin riibrisss Qrrans
sements aommiitee bat bic 9orberei.
tunsen sstrcffen uHo fteIt allen 5beils
nebmern amiifsmsut In Ollie uno
sfiile in Nusfiht.