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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-26
THIEVES TO CATCH THIEVES.
Many Former Bandits Now Enrolled
In Mexlco's Famous Corps Of
Mounted Police.

The rurales or mounted police have
pretty nearly put stop to brigandage.
Several years ago the government
recognized the wisdom of the old
adage, "Set thief to catch thief"
and offered pardon and protection to
all brigands who would enlist ~
rurales.
Most Of them took advantage Of the
offer, writes Dillon Wallace In Outing,
and with these men on the side of
law and order holdups soon became
infrequent, and the rurales developed
into wonderfully efficient mounted
force to hunt down bandits. They are
fearless riders, they know every noun
tain pass and fastness, and when they
once start after man he Is pretty
sure to be caught or killed-generally
killed.
The rvrales Of Mexico compare IA
yorably In bravery and reckless dar.
ing with that wonderful organization
the Northwest Mounted Police of Can.
ada and are by far the best armed
force in Mexico. Their calling gives
them opportunity for wild adventure,
and thus satisfies the craving for a
life of danger. which led many Of
them to be brigands in the first In
stance. They are free and easy
lot, quite in contrast to the peaceably
inclined policemen Of the towns and
the slow moving, indolent soldiery Of
the regular army.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-26
mushrooms.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
All True Reformers,

There has been in our midst the
last two weeks Christian gentleman
who has done magnificent work, bet
ter known as Rev. Scott. He is de,
sirous of meeting all of the True Re
formers, so much so that he has de-
cided to preach them a sermon next
Thursday evening, March 8. Those
who have badges will please wear
them. Those who haven't the badges
are expected to come just the same
All messengers will bear this in mind,
because they are expected to be seat.
ed around the pulpit Take due notice
and be governed accordingly.
Yours in u, T. and c.,
A. G. CASH, Chief.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-26
weaseIs the Pets Of rrappsr..

In the Macmillan region an adult
male Arctic weasel was taken In q
cabin near the mouth Of Russell creek.
ut poked it, head out between tho
small holes Of the floor and quietly
surveyed 4 party Of US as we sat in
the candlelight one evening after sup.
per. It then vanished for a moment
and reappeared with its mate. and
the pair ran about the room for soma
minutes as unconcernedly a. II we had
not been there. Later In the night.
after we had gone to bed, It stepped
into trap set In the corner OF the
room and awoke us by It's shrill cries.
Trappers encourage weasels to live
about their cabins. making pets Of
.hem and greatly valuing their serv.
tees In keeping the premises free from
mica"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-26
DOUGLAS NEWS.

Busy times have been on for quite a
while with the good people of Douglas
In the case of the public schools,
which has attracted wide attention,
and has been settled by the court OF
the county in favor of law and JUS
tice. On the 31st day of January
the court ordered the school board to
forever leave alone the house in
Boniville which was built for colored
children and which is out of the city
limits, and that the colored children
remain with the white or in some
building for this term, after which a
building is to be erected for them in
the center of the majority of our pop
ulation. 1t was a matter worthy of
note to see how the thinking class OF
people stood together with their
money until the last charge was made.
Our prayers are that God may bless
John Williams, district attorney, and
our brave and fearless counsel, Geo
B. Watson.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-26
SHERIDAN, WYOMING.

Mrs. Estella Johnson of Omaha,
Neb., sister of Mrs. A. Shute, is in
our city to reside.
Mrs. Anderson Cenault is expecting
her aunt from Omaha, Neb., on visit.
Mrs. Thomas Hill, after weeks
visit with her sister in Omaha, Neb.,
has returned home.
Miss Neasnona Harrison is confin-
ed to her bed with pneumonia, but is
better at this writing.
Mrs. T. H. Newson is expecting her
niece from ST. Joseph, Mo-, this week.
Mr.. Thomas Hill has returned from
Billings on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Hubbard has sold
out their rooming house and left for
Chicago, ILL.,, on account of his health.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-26
ALBUQUERQUE NEWS.

Rev l.. R. Wilkins of Clarksville,
Texas, has been called to pastor the
Mt. Olive Baptist church. His first
effort last Sunday was well deliver
ed sermon full of thought and wisdom.
Rev. wilkins is an able divine and
his members are pleased with their
selection. The reverend expects to
be Joined shortly by his wife, which
will be a fine addition to our growing
society.
Miss Lille Weston and Mrs. NJ.
Lawson stopped over In our city a
few hours en- route from California
to their home in La Junta, Colo.
Their friends in this city were pleas
ed to see them.
The members of the A. M. E.
church, also the members Of the Mt.
Olive Baptist church, gave success.
full Valentine socials last Monday
eve at their respective edifices.
Eureka Lodge No. 19, A. F. e. 4
NJ, moved their lodge from the Elkf
hall, where they have met for a mum.
ber of years, to the more spacious
quarters at the old Odd Fellows hall
where they will meet the second and
fourth Mondays in the month.
The A. NJ. e. Sunday school is pro-
crossing nicely under the superin-
tendancy of Mrs. L. S. Black. The
membership is gradually increasing,
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-26
Jo1ers Justified.

At last the funny man Of the news
paper comic page has been justified.
An enraged woman who tried to dam
age doctors residence by throwing
stones was arrested for breaking the
windows Of the adjoining house.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-26

Gunnison, Colo, Feb. 81, 1910.
Mrs. ]. W. Lawrence has been on
the sick list for number of weeks
Mr.. F. Shavers is suffering from
rheumatism.
Mrs. Hester Bryant has been suf-
fering with neuralgia in her face the
past week, but at this writing is able
to be out again.
Mrs, Lucy Clark is suffering with
tonsilitis sore throat.
Mrs. Mary Karr was compelled to
give up her employment on account
of her eyes.
Miss Eliza Thomas is running
home bakery at present.
Mr. William Bryant has been en-
ployed as janitor for the superintend-
ent of the D. &R. G. headquarters
at Gunnison.
Mrs. Rachel Clark is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Richard Bryant made a trip to
Mt. Carbon Friday.
Mr.. l.. j. Edwards and Mr.. ]. NJ.
Murray of Denver are now employed
on the D. & r. G. parlor cars running
from Salida to Ouray. Mr.. Edwards
is occupying the position formerly
held by DR.. C. NJ. Howe and Mr.. Muir
ray the one held by Mr. G. W. Smith
Mr.. c. H. Johnson of Colorado
Springs was in our city Friday on the
D. & R. G. pay car. He departed Sat
urday morning for Alamosa and other
southern parts of the state.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-26

There will be Neck Tie and Apron
entertainment at Scott's Thursday,
March 18th. for the benefit OF the
church. Mrs. Anna Bobo is the ener-
getic leader.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-26

1t is well supported by facts that
COL A. ]. Johnson is nearing wha
will be known as the wealthiest
Negro in several states in the near
future. He has mining claims and
mines of untold value. He has form
ed a company and incorporated under
the laws of Arizona. Mr.. Johnson has
the backing and support of large cap
ital. Rev. j. H. Brown has made two
trips out to his mines near Douglas,
and brought with him several speci-
mems of ore which show high class
Mr.. johnson has host of other prop
erty besides his mines. He is a man
of strong business ideas.
Rev. ]. P. Howard is expected to
join in with Rev. ]. H. Brown in two
more weeks.
Rev. j. A. Holly, pastor of our
Baptist church, has his rally Sunday
Rev. J.. H. Brown delivered the ser
mon at p. m. The sum realized was
indeed gratifying.
Rev. j. H. Prince, P. E., will hold
his second quarterly meeting in the
A. M. E. church from the 25th to the
2Sth.
Rev. ]. H. Brown has accomplished
much for the church in this city since
the short time of his sojourn. The
rally for the A. NJ. E. church will
come off on March G. On that day
the pastor and members are expect
ing o see the greatest results of their
Labor, which is $500.
Zelda Bell Brown will entertain the
Juvenile Club this week at the church.
Ethel Hender served ice cream and
cake at her party Saturday.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-26

The superintendent is desirous OF
making her Sunday school the banner
school of the district
Mrs Mabel Faucet, the we'll known
rooming house landlady, has moved
back into her old quarters at 315 w.
Silver avenue.
Go to Frank Johnson's restaurant
for your Sunday dinner If you want
to meet the best people in the city.
AS the city election grows near we
expect to see as usual number OF
fake political clubs springing up like
mushrooms.
W. T. Thornton, the cleaner, has
just returned from a six weeks trip
to California points. Mr.. Thornton
looks much improved in health.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-26
Mrs. Cy Corneal left Sunday for
Kansas for her health.

Carrie A. Nation lectured at the
opera house Thursday evening.
Mrs. Pearl Jackson has gone to
Fort Mckenzie to work.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-26

Sunday was quarterly meeting.
fine report for the quarter.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-26

The entertainment at the church
Monday night was quite success.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-26
euNNIsoN, COLO, NEWS.

Gunnison, Colo, Feb. 21, 1910.
Mrs. ]. w. Lawrence has been OF
the sick list for number of weeks.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-26

Mr.. F. Shavers is suffering from
rheumatism.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-26

Mrs. Lucy Clark is suffering with
tonsilitis sore throat.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-26

Mrs. Hester Bryant has been sui
fering with neuralgia in her face tn
past week, but at this writing is abl
to be out again.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-23

unb Senrp Mi[lsr; 9iseprGFbent, 6.
gudsborn unb =. Steiole; ssinonsz
Setretdr, Sp. anallmurn uno %. 3.
&npebber, R. .. Cobb uno Rpbert
Safmann; Sprr. SetretGr, $. 5elbs
baus unb 6. gure; S9abmeiiter,
%. alsisr uno :. M. 8eitermann;
Sruitses. 6. Slider, 5. Rub, 6,
ShIetpeib, SO. grueitIe, ). Wahle 81.
Shred, 3. 5eImsr uno Sol. air6er.
- Riater Srant 5rucp oerparf ges
Itern i'm frininelen Gepartement oes
&rsisgert9ts bic gegen Die 2atonia
Agricultural unb Racing Qhociotipn
erbpbene Antlage. Die 8eieaihaTt
tpuroe i'm SttcbsrsSsrmin Der @roB~
sefnpprensn ipegsn Grlaubens pon
Gambling" angetlugt. Der 6aQ
ptrb beute auf 9ntrog bes StuatsaH=
tpaIts ben @rpbsei6norenen in Sns
Dependence, an., porgsle9t.
- GrreIt gdter, Der glsser, Der
iefnen RaiiegenoNen 9. Corners in'5
gein Idob, ,purbs aeItern 9ormittoq
Dem Sugenbrthter GIearp porgefiibrt
unb erbieIt feinen SaQ auf SamIta8
perI6o6en.
Stabtratb Shomus Sbeeban
bon WeTtsGopington lit esitern in ieis
nsr Wobnura boieIb't an Der Gungens
ent3iinoung qe'torber.
- Trou WtIiom G. Bertins, cine
9eborene 8leroening. Die in bisIiger
Stdbt nobIbetdnnt 1T, lit geitern i'm
8urnet Souie in Cincinnati, pdhrenb
lie i9r 5rUbitiid einHabm, am 9er3z
i6Iog 9eItorben.
- Sberiff So6n :. 9oste tpirb
heute 8ormittag 0oIter r9opper"
2o!prente, Der gu pier Sa6ren 3u6tz
bauS oerurtbeiIt puroe, mad oem
Staatssuhtbaus in 5rantfort brjns
gen. Gr bat nit porgebaItenem RE
opIper ben 2lpotbetsr GburIes Wagner
um cine goIoene ll9r uno $l7 be
raubt.
- 5rau RobIbsr9 psrbriibts Die BEL
ben 5lBs ibrer W}utter. irau Sobnion,
go. 1920 RuFeu StraBe pobHbaft
ais iis einsu 8shGltsr nit beibem Waiz
Ier pon einem StubLe beben tpoIIte.
- Ssrr Freb. Sanomarr uHb
So6tsr sri. Sba BON Der MarnIoro
4penue iiuo non Ct. Qpuis suriidgsz
tebrt.
- gourtbduss sGuTtos Glinbmsner
fat eeitern nit Der 5riibjobrssRsinis
aunq I'M Gpur.bQus beaonnen.
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7Ieime ppli5eina6r 6rid)ten. !.

- 4m Montae absnb ipuroe cine
WtHing.5 hiirfhele in Der Wobnung
bss Sobn gsdslmoun, 2235 9ranoin
Rodn, ipdbrenb Der abfpsIsnbeii Der
Jamili. abgsriifen uno seiicblsH.
- 2lls Waribal Sbumuisr, go.
608 Carlisle 4ps.. In Der Wlontag
Qaht BON Der 5dsesarbeit srmiioei
beimtam, fano sr msbrsre MGnner unb
5rduen bei einsm 0eiues nit itiner
fSrau Dor. Gr panois iih in leiner
gntriiinng on ben poli3iitsn 5eiitera
mann, ipeldoer srau Sbumaier, pdt.
Sorpan, BON 30. % Butter Strobs.
Sobn Sorbdn unh Amanea 8errinston
perbdftete unb uHtsr Der 4niloge ces
unorbtnlihen genebmens einiperr!s.
- Der Reser Somes sobHicn, bon
30. 825 9op.ins Gtrabe, tparoe ee.
itsrn 8prmittas bon ben Gsheimpolisi.
iien Grim urp auhfers perhoftet uHo
unter oer 4ntlage hes aleinbiebftnbIs
eingsfperrt. Die gsrbafiung eriolgie
ouf Ver0nInhung Der Gltlpsrfabrit1ns
ten 6eiDmon & Co.. BON a. unb gIiss
Gtrabs. fir tpelfe Der Reger friibsr
gsnrb<itet bate. Die Jirmo entoedte
Dor einiger 3eii. Dab an3iise auf unsrs
tl1rline Weife aus ihrem Wuarsnlnser
su psrIhipinben pflteten. unb Der Ger.
Datt Itnfts iif ihlieblih auf SobnIoa.
an benz 0doneensa ipurosn msbrsre
pIanbldsins iibsr nsritbie ansiiae.
ipslhe sr BON ieinen arbeiisebern ees
i.obltn bubtn foil. porsefunosn
- Nus Der Mobnuna Der 2ieln
MiIianls, No. 1901 Gutter CTR,
ipurbtn eine Wtnss aleiDunesItiide Inn
Wertbe pon $50 sefobfsn.
- lnbstonuit Ditbs iiatistsn in bsr
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49, Ssute NaAmittas um 2 llbr fins
bet bas 2eibnbesdnsniB bss psritoys
bsnen grsWapors Charles u. girb
BON Der 5rauerlpobnung, Ro. 307
4. Qlpeuue, aus ftatt. gtsp. s. 81. Or
pin ipiro ben 5ranersottssbisnIt lsis
ten unb fpiro bic 2eibs duf benz Sms
msrsriin 5rieobOf bsissiest. Die 5reis
maurer Gose, Der Sadfon alltb unb
Die ftdbtiIhen Beamten sperben iih al
Dem 2sidenbegdnsniB betbeiliasn.
- Stepban Wc5arlano unb Jraa
BON Ganton tpurDen 1pegsn unornentlis
fen 8nebmens um js $5 unp aoitsn
bsftraft.
- Ter Bellevue Shulratb fpirb am
Jreitag 4bsno isine regelmdBige 8ers
fammluns obbalten.
Sgrant Softer tpurbs, als er Die
2afapeits unp 5airfislo 4Denue. 9enss
pue, paffirte, pon sinen, falIsnben Giss
itiif eetrDffen unb muBte drstlihe
6ilfe requirirt speroen,
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Zelbftmorbtbeprie


gtItsrn @ormittaa iieIts Iih cine
iunat Dame in Der goronrs.CifRe
Elm uno theilie Or. Soc nit. baB iis
ben SerneaHten u. &. 9orpi!i, Guars
tiermsiiter SergsaHt pom aompags
ME + hsB 10. Snfan;sris Reeimsnts,
Sort Benjamin SdrriIon, Sn0., nels
der betdnntIin ON Sonutns Ulorasn
nit bur6itofsnsm aopfs iobt nsbsn
ben 4tIeiIer Der &. u. p. 5rdeiion
SO. in gait Columbia Iisleuo aufass
iunben ipuroe. felt Sahren estannt
babe. 81, CAB ibrsn Ramen ols Rsls
lie Rsarbon, arantenpflegsrin. bon
gao. 445 groabpan, SnoianapOIis, an
uno iprah Die llsbtr3eueung aus, ooB
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atfallsn ietn miibt.. or babe iid in
euien nno osorDntten 0srhdItniiIen be,
fuuoeu uno nitmaIs anseiden BON 2ss
beustbsrorub on ben 5as oslsgi. 5rl.
Reorbon sriIdrts fernsr, Dor nift lam
ger 3sit cine soIbsue llbr. nebii asttt
i'm 8sFie beg Iorpitt asiehen su bas
ben. an Der qeidle tpuISe betauntlih
tpsosr llhr nod aeits g,funben. Die
iunes Dame ,ntfernie Iih mi, Der 8es
mertung, II. tperDe iih nod 5ort sbos
mas Resben. um bic 2tihe Al ibeutis
fisirsn uno Dem 8esra5nib bei5uipohs
psy1
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ST oieies nid)t redJt?
Sine ildlere Frube iuiro srmadlt luer.
oen, SaR Stnart's gBspepia
Tablets Nascuieioeu beilen-
Gin grsbesadss frsi serianst.

Stuort's 9pspepiin sobIsts iiHb
bereeiitllt, nm oem Snitsm, permit
tslIt oes 9srhauungstrattes uno bes
mosens. bic n0thiseu gbsmitalisn
nifi nur Sur 9ernauune Der Rahs
runJ. ionbern audi Sur 9eretheruns
Der Sdits bes GOrpers Su etben, 70
bab sr niht iGnosr BON TpspepIia
ooer auoereH Maseniibeln 81 Isinsn
bat.
mir ipsroen eybnen cine Guaniiidt
oon oieisn 1ablsiien frti 5ufsnoen. 10
boB Si. ibre Seiltraft on ii9 srpros
ben tonntn.
1ouitnoe unb QberiauIenbe bon
Qeutsn beuubsu oisIe 5abletten gum
8eiitonbe uno sur 5eiluns BON allen
besannteu Waaenleioen. Grtsnnen
Gle, mas Sis Jbrem Wasen Derabfol,
gen unb ii6en Gle bierbei 9istretion.
Stuart's GDspepfia gablsts enis
baIten Gra1ts unb pfIanSensgFen3,n,
Die reine eonetntrirte gintiur oon 5ns
ornftis, 9olben Ssol, ipeIdx bic wlas
gsHihlcimbaui trdfiigen uun itdrien,
uno ben CLUB Der saitriifeH uno ans
Dsrergerbauunssfdfis iieis.rn; Wilfs
suter (srtrnbirt Don Wilt); Ruy, um
bic Rerp,n su it1rien, fpelhe bic 1bds
tis.sit be- Wnssns tontrolIiren nnb
nerpoie Gpspepiia gu bsilen; reinss
aisptide5 pspiia bon Der bOhft psrs
buuii6sn Graft uno dpprobiri pon
Der Dereinigte Stncten pburmniopoe.
einer Der fdbisfien profeHoren Don
Der llniperiitdt BON Mit,igan bat Dor
Gurgm eoni,oiirt, bab bisiss pepiin
bas sin5iee oiep.iihe pspiin mar. me-
DIES er ats obfclut rein eefunben ba,
- frei Don alien animniiidxn llnrsin
lif,eitsn; 8ismuib, nm Dale su oh
iorbiren pnb @abrung su perhinoern.
3ieTslben itnb dub.ri. tpoblifmetsro
NIT eoHee, irirtem Samdiea Sneiper
(Ginssr) espiirsi on unb fir Iit
fhon EN- ipoblbetanniss Maeensixils
mitieI.
5liiFiss Wsbi;insn oerliersn ibrs
Sidrte, il idneer Tie i'm gebraufs i.ss
ben, olrh 0erbuniten, Gdbrung gno
femifbe 0erdnbtrareen. isitbsm
Stuart's 9bsniiG Tablets als bic
tin5ig supsrldIiise unb Iosiife Dkiie
Der preierpiruns Der obengenann.en
5nsrsnnSitn in ibrsr rollfien StGr.e
onertannt spurbs.
WeHn Gle tbntiahlih 3ipeifeIn icIls
ten an Der strait BON bieien sablsta
ten, bdnn nsbmen Gle bieies Snisrnt
ou Sbnm apotbeer uno frdetn Sie
ibn nod ieiHer MsiHuns iibsr oag Rts
sept.
Gs III fir Sbren Rdssn no!bmsns
big ibm bic noibiaen 5ngreben,isn All
seben. um fsiH aeiesn gu bebbsn. IS
ioitei gle Hitts sn probiren. Gie
ipiNen, tros Sic nshmeH. nnb Ter
8ubm bisfsr 1ablstitn benefit ihre
Aroft. ale Mpotheier pertnufsn nies
lslben. glreis 30 Gents. Senoen sic
uns Jbrtn Qamen unb Jbrs aprefIe
unn mir iptroeH Jbnen sin proh<pas
Oct per poft suf0niHtn loiIen. abreHs:
b. U. Stuart Co.. LOO Stuort 0uils
bins, M0rihdn. Did.
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mar por ntbrertn Sobrtn nit ibrtn
beioen G6bnen Sdmes unb Dcn1Ib
unb sipei 5ohtern I'm Stich geIaHen
iporbsn. Die stndben ipurbtn 5us
ndhfi benz gerndrbo 5ome, conocn.
iibergeben unb BON bier ipdter no6
oem Bernardo Spme in Wontredl, Ga
naoa, eeianot. 9ou WontreaI famen
lie nah Cincinnati uro nabmen i'm
groteifont Worting gops 5oms, 51s
9. Strabe, glufsnthalt. Tpnolo
fpobnte felt Ropembsr 1909 unb bSdmes
feit bem 81. Sduuar in Der Inifalt.
Superint,nosnt alsin pflsst bds 6tz
pad zines jsosn anabsu bel oefenaafs
Habms su rspibirsn, bate bisits jsooh
in otm 5alI. oes sares WeGrimmon
bon eiuem gum onosrn 1age rtritps
bsa. Sdmes inar BEL Der ShilIito 60.
i'm 5rngpobs Department anqeitelIt,
ipdbreno GonaIo fir bic arsa piano
COMPANY tbdtia III. Sin Sniel Der
bsioen anoben. Rsp. 5rant Damn,
Elm 9optifisnprsDiatr, iuobnt in
3bompfon, 8. Terislbe ipurDs bon
oem traeiifen Gnbs isinss RefIsn in
Ssnntnib eefsbt.
Die aeihe bes SAINTS Wcgrimmon
purbe duf 4norbnung bes Gorontrs
nah Der wloraue gebraht, mo Gr.
gongs i'm auftrag. ots goroners cine
Gbbuttiou on osrislben oornabm. er
fano, bas bic quasl pbsrhaib bss rsh.
ten auass in bic SfIGfs sinseorunaen
uno nns 0ebtrn burhbobrt bate.
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Gibraltar NtapeI-

Wontag Raht bsm etabIiiismsnt Der
9rsies Wiaihine Tool Comp, go. 227
WtcDeiden ape.. eiuen gtiuh ab, uuo
erbsuteteH 175 pfunb Rstau.
- Turh Gin Seitenfenit.r brdngen
ginbrs6er in bic W<rtitdtis Der amss
ricuu Sron &c 5ors, Co., go. $50
Stort Sirabe, unb ftohlsn cine Msnss
Wsrt3euas.
- Gin SdIsihoisb Itslie iih in bsr
Wontas Qndt in Der WohRuHs pss
JObn 2ongbottom, 80 1913 6aiisrn
aos., Elm unb enttpsnbste S56 aus ben
geiHtIeioern pss Gen1nnien.
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SirabeHranb.

gtueuft IitbcIB bon 9ortsmout5.
g., meloett seiiern i'm poli3eibaupis
quarter, bab er in Der Dienitns Raht
on Der 4. unb 0ine Strabs pon a.
n.m StraBenr6uber oufeeh1lisn uno
um cine GiamoninabeI i'm Wertbe bon
$50 uub cine 4utomcbil 2iSens sr.
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- Gbipin Shmibt, bon go. 813
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ftritis. .Shuls, DeruHeIiidie oeitern,
lp1brenb er GobIsn in siuem Glsndtor
smporsog. Msbrere ihtpere Gohlens
itiids fisisn herdb unb irofsn Stmiot
an Den aopf. ibm ihIimms 1srIesuns
gen beibriHeenn.
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pipnierper ommlung uRb
@aibinStOns GebUrtss
taosfeier.

"a 9 { feter.
Gsftern glbeno funb in Sdnbbag'
SaQe Die reaelmGbige 9eriommIung
beg 9eutIasn Qtonierosrsins itatt.
grGIipent Otto ysoerIe fiibrts ben9or=
ftp unb 9err 2Ouis 6o6 protptollirte
in 4btpeienbeit Des Setretdrs Sobn
Subig. Die geI6lijfe Der Iestenger=
'ummlung lpurpsn oerlefen uno onge'
nommen. Der 8oritarb bsrthtete,
oaB er ale feline Yprbereitungsn 5ur
MaIbinotons 9eburtsta9sfeier in ums
fofsnber DeiIe getrOffen babe, mas
er audi Durh Die Jhat beiplss. Gin
Geiu9 bes 1eutIhen 2ebrer : Ssmis
mars bon Milpdutee um uutsritiigunS
tuuroe nerIeien uno beihlofen, Dem
Seminar $40 Su3upeiien. angemeIs
bet uno iofort aufgenommen tpuroe
6ermann fSeiomann, gebpren an !.
Sanuur 1862 in Spiebringen, propins
5annoper; in Imerita 1eit oem Is.
Suni 1880. Die grauerbsIhliiFe fir
Die peritorbenen MitgIieoer Pitolaus
glant unp Sonp Wtr3ig puroen bers
leIen unb lperDsn benz Yrotptol eins
DerIeibt tperben. Gin Gommittee tpurz
be aufgeitslIt, um neue 5ruuerabssie
den onsuI6affen. Der YrdiiDent ers
nonnts bier3u bie6erren pom 8oritanb
bes 8ereins. Gin Sommittse, bsitsbeno
aus ben Serreu 9alentin Diet, 5heo.
5untemouer, Sermann Meper, SpIspb
&oenig unb 2lIfreb Reinburpt, tpurbs
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gpril itattfinbenbe 8eamtentpabl aufs
suitellen. Die iibli1en Sterbeselber
| fir glunf unb 0in3ig tpurben our
3ablung angepieisn. Na6 grIebigung
Der 8efddfte fanb bic WuIbingtons
9eburtstagsfeier itutt. Serr Robert
2.Saergel belt bic SseItrebe unb fpra6
iiber bas 2eben uno Wirtsn pon9eorae
Daibington. Die Rebe tpurbe nit
grpbem gntbuiiasmus auTgenommer.
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ieiner beIten 2ieoer Dor. 9ettamatios
nen unp bumpriitiffe 9ortrGse ned.
felten. 2lu6 Der 46tb. Spi. Sermes
bon GoDington belt cine Rebe. Gin
| feuhtfrOblider aommsrs ihloB bic
5eier.
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Der CT. Sobonnes Gemeinbe, on Der
Z. rnb Columbia Str, in Der Ghuls
bale Der 0emeiube feline monatlihs
gsrfammlung ab. Gum 9eiten Der
9emeinbe finbet bon 5 bis 9 lIbr
Ibenos Elm Supper ftatt.
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ab unD entparfeH cine 8ittihrift an
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nno Nenisfeiteu Fnb absnseben Gfe
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