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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-09-20

Fancy Sealshipt oysters at Kuenz-
Ii & Luscher's.
Miss Schuppenhost will have her
millinery opening at Francois &
Schmahl's. Sept. 22d. Don't miss
seeing the new pattern hats, plumes
and feathers. 1t
The Missouri river terminus of
the M. & STILL. LeBeau, which was
destroyed by fire nearly two weeks
ago. has already begun to rise from
its ashes, with the promise that the
new LeBeau will be a great advance
on the old, in the matter Of sub
stantial business buildings.
Across the river things are warm
er than in Redwood county today
Lots of contests in which all sections
of the county are involved. 1t hap
pens queerly this year that all of the
anxious candidates in this county
live in Redwood Falls. They are
good men, but in two-to-one con-
tests there must be two to one losers.
Tracy Trumpet: Last spring j.
M. Wardell sold his 900 acre farm,
two miles east of this city to Geo.
Courvill, for $54 an acre. This week
the latter sold the same tract OF
land to two Illinois men. brothers.
for $85 an acre, thus clearing up
about $1,000 on the deal. We
failed to learn the names of the
new owners.
Attention, Piano Players!-I will
call on all my customers in Redwood
Falls first part of October. Others
wishing any tuning or repairing
done will please leave orders with
Mrs. Philbrick. A. O. Halter. 7-3.
Wood Lake News: Howard Hall
who has been visiting the Frank
Howe family for the past three
weeks, returned to his home at
Redwood Falls on Saturday.
Frank Griffith and Earl Dillingham;
came up from Redwood Falls on
Friday morning and spent Saturday
and Sunday hunting ducks and
prairie chickens.
Count Zeppelin and the German
people appear to be literally blow
ing themselves on balloons. The
| Zeppelin VI was the last of the big
gas bags to take fire and burn W
last week, fortunately without loss
Of life. Wind bags appear to be as
much on the toboggan across the
pond as they are in Uncle Sans
country during the election cam,
lpaign.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-09-20

Thursday of this week. the big
auction sale at Jackson's.
For winning campaign, attend
the jackson auction, Thursday of
this week.
Big values for your money, at the
Golden Rule, Saturday, Sept. oath.
Watch the windows.
Don't forget to see those free mo-
ton pictures every night at the
Dream during our county fair.
Everybody guessing today. To-
morrow it will be different. Many
are called, sbut only a few chosen.
Candidate Lende has the Senator
Seward cohorts badly scared. judg-
ing by the papers in our neighboring
senatorial district. The cause is
county option and insurgency
against the old guard as represented
by Seward and Tom Davis.
J. A. Schmahl came home yester-
day to vote. He reports that every
thing looks sunny for Eberhart and
the Republican state ticket, the wide
open record made by Mr.. Gray as
mayor of Minneapolis being counted
upon as an offset to his claims as a
temperance reformer.
Special don't give this a
passing thought but think real hard
then go at 7:3O or $50 on Tuesday.
Wednesday or Saturday nights of
this week to the Dream and see
5000 feet of pictures, one reel more
than the regular program, all for the
same price. ten cents.
Wesley Manuel, who last summer
took homestead in Montana, went
to Harlem in that state the past
week to get ready for living out
there. Mrs. Manuel will join him
later, and both will be missed in the
social circle in which they moved.
The Gazette is hoping they will find
both health and prosperity in their
new home.
Don't forget the big sale of stock
and farm property at j. H. Jack
sons next Thursday.
In our article about bank state.
ments last week, taken from news
paper sources, the deposits of the
First National of this city were moi
correctly stated, the government
form making the items quite differ
ent from the state bank statements
Perhaps other national banks were
unwittingly moderated in the same
article. The actual deposits of oul
home bank should have been giver
at S256, 205. 80 instead of $249, 1919. "a
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-09-20

Fancy Sealshipt oysters at Kuenz-
Ii & Luscher's.
Dream in Morgan Thursday and
Friday of this week.
Miss Ella Roop of the postoffice
visited at LeSueur the past week.
Max Friedland. representing the
Remington Typewriter Co.. of st.
Paul, was in town Friday.
One of the best improved half
sections in Redwood county for rent.
Inquire at Crimmins land Office.
August Seebeck of Honnor would
like to hear from a hay-baling out
fit that will put up about go tons for
market on his place. BIZ
VIM. Byington, our former ice
man, recently sold his farm in Pax
ton and bought another on the Rem
vile side of the Minnesota, about
two miles east of Franklin.
Mrs. D. ]. Chase of this city visit
ed her son A. F..Chase, the automo-
bile man, at Minneapolis state fair
week, greatly enjoying the automo-
bile race and other attractions.
Renville papers record the recent
marriage Of Levi Charter of this
city and Miss Othelli Oelke of Beav-
err Falls, at the home of the brides
parents, Rev. w. E. Young oficiat-
ing.
Carroll King has been drawn into
the athletic field since his engage
ment as instructor in Mortified high
school, and will be manager and in
structor of the high school football
team there this season.
Miss Lydia Cragure. who has been
visiting her cousin, Miss Jessie Beer,
for the past two weeks, returned to
her home at Mankato Friday. She
was accompanied back by Grace
Whitcomb, who will visit there for
some time.
Walnut Grove Tribune: Miss
Margaret Stewart of Seattle, WASH,
came Monday for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. w. ]. Mcdonald. She
expects to remain here until next
Thursday when she goes to Redwood
Falls to visit relatives there.
The story about Jim Hill and Col
Roosevelt, printed last week, in thi:
paper, appears to have been largely
a pipe dream-of the correspondent
who wrote it. Mr.. Hill may be {
schemer, but it has become the
fashion to charge him with many
schemes that he probably never 81
much as thought of.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-09-20

VIM. Kleeman and bride returned
from their wedding journey last
Saturday.
Clark Miller journeyed to DeSmet,
S. D., last Saturday, looking for
dredge business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moon left here a
few days ago, their ultimate desti-
nation being Westboro, Ohio.
Senator Clague was at Crookston
last Saturday, on business mission.
returning yesterday.
J. T. Horn and wife of Willow
City visited his br other here and
friends at Wabasso the past week or
two.
F. w. Chambers, the New Ulm
representative of the international
Correspondence School, was in this
city last Wednesday.
Miss Maude Peterson went to
Albert Lea Saturday to begin her
studies at the women's college
there. Mrs. Peterson accompanied
her.
Miss Reynolds, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Reynolds of Minnesota
street, went to Rock Island, ILL.,,
last Saturday to begin an educa-
tional course.
Miss Abbie Peavey started yester-
day for Jacksonville, ILL.,. to enter a
we'll known educational institution,
Mrs. Dubois accompanying her most
of her journey.
Ben Johnson is back from Canada
the first of this week and will prob
ably spend the winter with his fam
lily here.
Mrs. ]. T. Henricksen, formerly
of Delhi but now resident of Mon
tevideo, was in this city Saturday
and expressed herself as greatly
pleased with their present home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Alexander
went to Wisconsin and Illinois last
week on visiting tour, having pre-.
Yiously disposed of their Vesta farm
They are expected back here before
returning west.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-09-20
7::3O and $50 at the Dream.


Bargains in burlap sacks and can
dy pals, at Lauterbach's. TIT.
The Western Elevator Co. is sell
ing hard coal at $500 and Hooking
Valley coal at $40. O. ]. Amund-
son. agent. 6-tf.
Something worth hearing ser
mon on Your After Man: Who He
] Is. and Why next. Sunday even
| ing at the little frame church
around the corner, the Presbyterian
church.
G. E. Mckay joined his family at
Owatonna last Thursday. Mrs. Nc
Kay and Mrs. Pearl Corbett and son
having preceded him. G. E. expect
ed to return here county fair week,
on business.
MIR. Ruhl of Fairbury, H., the
purchaser of the George Patterson
estate farm in Three Lakes, has ar
rived here with a carload of stock
and household goods, to take up his
residence on the farm.
Will Mckay is back from sue
cessful painting trip in Murray and
Cottonwood counties, where he put
| in number Of weeks at the head of
party painting elevators and other
high buildings. He contemplates
making a speciality Of that kind of
jobs next season.
Mrs. A. E. Chapman and daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. c. Green, and julius A.
Schmahl were driven to Minneapolis
this mornink by George A. Jaehning
in his new automobile. Mr.. Jaehn-
ing was accompanied by his wife and
daughter, and the latter three ex-
pect to return home tomorrow after
noon.
Vesta Censor: According to the
county papers, the North Redwood
hill is getting to be a dangerous
place for those travelling by team,
account of so many autos run by
reckless drivers soaring teams eros
sing the hill. North Redwood being
the nearest wet town to the county
seat. no doubt accounts for the fast
driving.
Quite a number of Redwoodites
were at BeIview yesterday, attend
ing the street fair there. There
was a good-sized crowd, but the
attractions were of the stereotyped
, street fair kind. The Gazette is I'M
der obligations to DR.. Pease for q
look-in and real joy ride to Belview
and back in the doctors smooth
running Cadillac.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-09-20

There will be no Dream Thursday
and Friday nights of this week will
be in Morgan as an attraction to
their fall festival.
I offer to the public my services in
crying sales in Redwood and adjoin-
ing counties. Terms reasonable, and
satisfaction guaranteed. Dates can
be made at this office. William H.
Mccormick. TAT.
Our weather report shows that
the temperature registered ninety
in the shade last Saturday and has
ruled warm for most of the week.
The average has been delightfully."-
pleasant and just the thing to ripen
up our corn before a killing frost
comes.
The Gazette local about a stray
steer brought the owner to the
front the day after publication, Mrs.
Field Of the county home having
raised the calf as her personal prop
erty and an irresponsible party hav-
ing led it away for his own profit.
Mr.. Seebeck had his suspicious that
the steer did not originally go astray
of its own accord, hence his adver-
tisement.
Extra specials in the windows of
the Golden Rule, Saturday, Sept.
oath.
That all is fair in love or war is
more or less lying proverb. Love
built on deceit soon goes glimmer-
ing. A war decidedly unfair must
sooner or later be fought over again.
And likewise unfair political tactics
ultimately return to plague the
author. Hence our insurgency and
hence also some local political re-
suits. The natural man stands for a
square deal and will not knowingly
stand for anything else.
Homegrown cantelopes and musk
melons were never so cheap as this
year. selling as low as two for five
cents at the groceries last week.
Other fruit is high enough, however,
with no prospect for apples as cheap
as they were last year. With the
exception of potatoes, which remain
at the dollar mark, vegetables are
likely to be generally good and rea-
sonable in price. Chickens are no
higher than last year, and the papers
state the season has been favorable
for turkeys, which are likely to be
within reach for common people on
Thanksgiving day. Dairy butter is
literally out Of sight, some of the
farmers having to buy creamery.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-25
Ginbred,er.

Dis Soispb Barrett. Ro. 424 Glis
iabeib SiraBe. geit.rH Worsen sesen
3 llhr beim tom, elaubte er eiu pere
bGdtisss GsrGuih gu borsn. Or
burhiuht. bas aanse 6aus, iebot
bate Der Ginbreher bereits ieine1 1ludt
beiper,Iisaist. Derislbe mar burh elm
iSeniter bes Grbseihobes eineeitiesen
unb bate ,ip.i Brili.n unb anbere Ges
asuitonoe i'm Wer.k BON $40 entiutns
bet.
Gin Ginbreber enttpenbete geifern
aus Der Wobnuns bes Riddrb Mns
brsips, go. 4O5 Sit WeWilIon Ctr,
aleibunash hiide unb anoere Gahen i'm
Wertbs BON SIT.
Sm 2aufe bes s.i.risen Wornittass
itaitsts Elm Ginbreber Der Wobnune
beg Seiis Simpion, Ro. 832 Wbittisr
Sirabs, einen geiuh ob unb erbeutete
aleibunssitiide i'm Wertbe BON $13.
RsIipn Gmsrp. go. 2051 Gpmmts
Strabe, mslbete e.f.ern Der poIi3ei.
bab Elm ginbreher ourh Elm 6iniera
fenii.r in isin. Wobnuns eins.iiiesen
unb aleiounssitiide i'm Weribe bon
$40 aeitohlen babe.
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Teutid,er 9anbpebr.Yerein

Sn Der DoTbington plutform hats
ten iih ge!tsrn 4benb bic aamerao.n
oes 9eutihsn 2anbfpebrpereins sahls
reid 5ur regslmdBisen @erfommIuns
eingsfunbsn. Der prdfibent 9err 6p.
Spermunn fiibrte ben @oriis unb Der
Setret0r Serr Sof. Weib bas protoz
tpa. 0as 8iiterunteriu9unss saoma
mittse, beftebeno aus ben lerren 9.
gDeber uno 70. Gpbel, berihiete, bic
Bidder bss 5inanS Getretdrs unb
beg SdaBmeiIters in better Drbnung
befunoen gu baben. Wi5e prdfoent
Qbam Senbslbdn berihtete, bab bic
ausiihten fir bic am II. De5embkr
itattfinosnbs s5eitIi9leit NIT Derloos
Jung bi. benibar befen finb. Der Wers
elm beidlob, lib in Gorpore an bem
aonissbaa Der Deuti6en QonbDebra
Shiibentompagnie am 13. WoDember
in Der 4rbeitsrbdlIe ~ betbeiIiesn. Die
asrrsn 39. 6Oelk unb Morris M0br
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Wdbr.nb 5rau 2ouis goras.p. SO.
719 sermon Ioe., s.iiern Morgen in
Der Ride ibrer i'm slueiitn Siotpert
ees 5auies befiuoliten Wohruns NIT
Der 3ub.reituns pss 5riibitiids be-
IhGftiet mar, srpIobirie Der 8aiolins
ofen- Sus 5olsp.rt iins Jeu.r uno
ssrau Dorosip elite laut um Ollie rus
fenb aus Der Fiitx. Sbr Wlann err
oriff ben brenn.nben Sf.n uno mari
beni.Iben .uraer 9ono aus osm Jens
iter auf bic Sirabs. nobel sr iih
leihie gronopunosn on ben Sdnben
Susos. Bel 4niunft Der auf eirsn
SiilIolarm bin berbeiseeilien aeuers
nebr mar Der unbsbeut.no. 8rano in
Der Slide ber.its bon ben Sousbelpobs
ntrn asloidt. Dor e.,po 3pei Wonas
ten ereisnsis iih Elm kbauernspsrixr
llHfaa in Der 8prasfn'ifNn 1amilie,
inbem Elm 3pei Monate al.es aino in
einen Ftfei iohenbkiben MaHers fiel
uHe iih iob.lihe 9ranDpunben 3u5og.
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Ztattli6c Vrdu,ie
Gr5iclt oieStaSt fir bic @aiiermerfs'
VonSausgabe pom $1oO,O00.

DAB bic Bombs Der Gtobt gincin.
natl auberoroenilid a.Iuht iinb, ers
bellt aus Der 5baiinte, boB eeItern
beim Siabtauoitpr GrrIt bon 9araen
niht ipeniser als sebn Mnssbote fin
bic neue GmiTion BON WoHsrp,rts=
bombs in Der SDbe bon $15O,O00, bic
fir bic 8erbeHerung bes WoferIeis
tungs zSpitems benubt fperbsn iollen,
BON bier uno BON austpGrts eingelaus
fen iparen.
Dos b0hfte Ing.bot ma6ten nit
$151 ,930.50 suiammen bic Union
Sapinss Yant & sruit SO. uno
SeaIpnepob & maner. 70 bab bic
prdmie iih ouf $l930.50 kIduft. Sbs
nen ipurben bi. Bombs bonn 4ubitor
Sugsiprodsn unb Der Staotrntb eensbs
miste in IeiRer esitrieen Siguns bi.is
Gntideibung bss Iubitors.
Die onberen gieter uno bic bon ibs
nsn ssbotensn Summsn iparer mi.
foIat:
Brighton German gant $151,42
German Rationnl gon,, propioent
Sapinas Ban! 6: gruii Co., 9apisss
8ertram SO. unb Ieil Rotb &. Co.,
3niammen S151 ,245.
greeo &. Sarriion $151,510.
gtlas NattonaI Ban, $15o,1o
Rstp s5irit Rotipnal 8an,. GoIums
bus. o. $l50,615.
6. 8. Rollins & Co., gbicaeo,
$780, ,825.
Central sruIt &c Safe D.ppIit 60.
$3.50, ,375.
sJiftb Sbiro QationaIgan. s151, :
TO.
NleitsrnGiermnn 9nni Sl51 .8O1 60.
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2okal.Derid)l
4rpbt init Zelbftmore .


2tuF b,r SonaIbriide on Walnu'
Strobe purb, Triib seitern Wlprgen cir
3sttsl IoIa.nbsn Snbalts sefunoen:
ygists g!t.rn. Jbr perbet mid i'm
aanaI Tinosn. Sd bin bes 2.bens leio,
Die DeIt 't,nt s.sen mid ,aIt gu i.ir
unb ou.s mir snises.n 3u isin. Selbi'
msin SdaB BAT mid perIaHen, otr
i'd Iisbs ibn noa. SD fase Gut allen
2sbs tpobI. Dern Jbr mid finbet, be:
srbigt mid in Spring GroOe. 2sb!
lpobl ouf INNER. Qsna."
Ter 3sttsI tpurbe BEN poliseilsut'
nont Sons ijbsrsebsn. unp bisi.r iteais
eine unterfuhuns on. fpelte j.oot
ni6ts peltsrss outage aef0rbsri bat
qus hisfsm 8runbe slaubt bic Yoiis.i,
bob ss iit bel BEN ane.blihen aba
ihisosbrisf elmer GslbitmOrberin am
einen oummsn Wib banDslt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-25

Gerseunt poitebuum uno polisiii
griihler bOrten gsit.rn Morsen eseen
2 ubr, als r. ourh aoose Ill.p sins
gen, Elm eiaenibiimlihes 9erduid,,
peltes bem GeraenHi.n perbaGtia
bortam. potiebaum 'iieg eine RotbI.iisr
am Columbia 5kuier empor unh
tonnt. BON bier aus bas popISimmsr
i'm sipeiteu Stodperie bes 2otnls hes
Dirtbs Sobn 6. Wsbsr. go. 522 9ine
Strabe, ub.rIebsn. Sn Dem 3immsr
uar.n mebre,. Gdi. sifris beim Bill
Iurbipisl Die geomtsn p.rindfften iid)
cine 2siter. i.iss.n su oen 5.niiern
bss poplsimmers empor unb ptrhafte<
ten 2ouis goeiiser, S6aniteuner bes
6.rrn Wsber. untsr Der antlase bas
yooI3immer mad mitiernaht often ees
bolten 3u boben. Der Jau puro. i'm
poliseiaeridt perihoben.
Sames 5uflmer per3ihtsie uni.r Der
4ntlaes oes Ginbruhs auI elm 0orpers
hor uno purbe unier $1,000 8uraihaft
ben 0rcbseidnoremn iiberpieien. gr
piro bsi6uloist. Dor einissn Hahien
in bic Nirtbihoft oss Sulius Benton.
Gde Der 5. unb gIm Gtrabe, eina.s
brodNn unb 1921 aus b.rieIben ents
rpenoet gu haben.
Der Tessr Sofeph Gartsr nno Der
Meibe 5snrp 6ennstomp, pelhe einen
gbt;f nSs oe{fphIenen (YrfnHS erhnlfeu
baben foaen, ipurom pesen 6ebIerei
5u ie 80 9usen Mrb.itsbaus, 500
uno soften perurthili.
DER Gaa segen 2uep anisbt. bic
0eliebte bes 6ennetump, Durbe auf
bds offene Godet geiebt.
Jobn 1rublep. Superintendent eis
ner Gisfabrit an Der 0o6berrp Ctr.
tpurbe bes unorbentiimen Detrneens
f6ulbis befunben unb 3u elmer Gelbs
jtrafe pon $25 unb 9onen berurtkilt.
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Zteuer3ablerberein.
Zen 9eaislaiur. unb 8sup,rnsurs.
aaubibaien fol- anf ben 3abu
seiiiblt mereen.

Der 0ertpaltunasratb b.s Sisuer.
,abl.r ger.ins tpirb an i.ben Sc.
eisIatur Ganbibaien, ionic an bi.
beieen gpuperneurssa aonbinattu oi,
1ras. ria.tn. mi. iis iih sur Rih:
i.ripohl auf unparteiiiten gidsts Der.
balten. 9os purbe in Der eeitrisen
Gisuns beg 8erpaItuuesro,bs be-
fhloHen. uuh iolIen bic aanoioatsu
sur nadfien Guartalsiisuna. bic om
9ienitas, /. Rop., in Der WaIbinsion
pIatform iio.tiinbet, einselooen ipsr-
ben. um iid iber ibre Stsuunsnabm,
su ono.ren l.gislatipen syrasen 81 erz
tIdren. aut bic pflaitsruussfruse fam
tpieber aufs 1apei uno Is fpur6e bars
ouf bingepi,ien, odb bic quite Sabresz
seit nihi ssboris aussenuBt fporosu
iei. bd font NIT p.npfIaitsrunssdrbeis
ten erob.r, 5ortidriite ssmatt NOR
ben pGnn.
Rsun perIonen ipurbtn sur Isfxnsz
ldneIihen mitsIi.oihaft eeipdblt uno
auberosm .purbsn Is regular. Wits
elieber ouFsenommen. Die lebeusldns.
Iiden Witslieber iino: Wm. u. Sop
Tins. Jrau Sobn Vtu0an.. 6. ".
Smitb, gbas. aruie, Games 8. Gin
foH. Is. 8. Dombofi, Sobn q. Scuos
Der, Wm. Griffith unb 6enrp 5eins.
CUR reguldren WitsIi.bibaft tpurbea
selpdblt: Oscar 3. Barrett. ). M.
aammsron. Jrau W. Smiib. Wm.
Sefteri.in. 5rau emma Ooerr. Sol.
giisie. Grau 6. 2. Shiele. antbonp
Gop, gitaie, German gesers gitate.
2.na TtOli.or. Jrau Z. goebls. Jrou
.. 9ilbera. Goparb RoettsIe. Gee. 3.
6ofsr. Wm. gila.
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Sic Guttbrunten.

Dis Elm Treppsntpib Ser IeItaes
idt4te erideint ss, bab ,eiH 3.italter
Den 3ufammsnbrud 70 pieler gbrons
fab ME has mnfriae, eas aea BEN Be
griff Der Gegitinitat - bds Dort
itumnt bon SaIIspranb - erfano uno
bsiligts Dor psnigsn gaosn bieB Don
Wanuei nod ySonis BON portuqQI
uno 4lgdrbien biesi.its unb isnieits
bes Wtesres in 4fri.a, Ssrr BON Gut
nsa, ourh Groberung, SfiIfabrt uno
hanbel bon Qsibiopien, 9lrabien, psrs
lien unb 3noisn, QaergIdubioite Rus
jeitdt" - jsBt if er in bic aeibe Der
Gnttbrorten gstreten, bic, phns tei-
mathlihen goben unter ben igiiben, bic
irternutionale GriftenS pornebmsr
0ranoieigneurs fihren. Die Reibe Die
fer Gnttbrorten III sismlif) lang, -
bic &orte BON europa bat iif im2dufe
Der lebten burbert Sabre re6t er6ebfih
bsrdnbsrt. 8as 5ous Bourbon, oas
einIt bic aronen bon 5ran,rsit. Spa
nien. Reapel unb garmo trug bsrridt
jsst rur mod an ben ufsrn oes Manz
5anares. Nus Jrantreih oerbannt, re-
Iibirt Der Ser5os BON Srlsans, Der
mad Der Msinung ieiner anbdnosr
BON Rs6tspeg.n aOnig qbilipp VII.
beiben miibte, in Woobnor.on, einem
2anbhauie in Der Rdbe bon aonopn.
uenn er nitt serao. auf .iersnb elmer
Sugoerpeoitiou in fern.n Qoneen be-
sriffen ift. Der Graf pon gaierta, Der
grubsr bes IeBten tirNrIoTsn aDnias
5ran5 III. BON Hsapel bat Iich, BON
pislen ainbern unb gnt.tN umgeben,
in Cannes nieberselaTsn, pro.sftir.
nod INNER segen bic llIurpiruns isiz
ner Rshte burh bas aDniersit Sta
lien, perfiigt aber Hihi iiber Die Mit-
tel, bisIem proteii, tpie es Iein gruber
nod ounn unb mann that, irgsnb ei.
nen prattiihen Musbrud gu gsben. unb
Der 9er5os bon parmo, Der ebenfals
ben nunmebr felt fiinfsis sSubren in
Stalien besriinbeten Stuno Der Dinge
niht anertennt, bepohnt bas Shlob
Shnar3uu am Steinfeloe in gliebers
Diterreih. Nidt nett baDon bat prins
Saime bnn Bourbon. Der 3er5os bon
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Sleiih- 1ruit gu monoppliltiIhsn 3pes
den aussebeutet morben. Va Der 3ou
bod senug 1T, Inn fremees 1IsiIb her,
aus3ubalten, tpurbe Der inldnoilhe
Rartt monopoliiirt unb um bas
aufrett gu baltsn, pirb ameritaniIhss
Slsiih nuh benz MusIanoe pertauit,
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fange por iih. Wsnn nie 5ausfrauen
it6 iiber Die boben Sleif6prsiie empo-
ren, tptro ibnen pursesautslt, baB ods
2anb niht genus 5leiih proou5iren
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Mouaten fir 70 Millionsn Dollars
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OieIer eensinen Qusbsutung bes 9ots
tes tpiirpe bic abidaffuug Der 5Isiihz
8D[e baIo Elm Gnos MAIDEN. Mlsrte
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