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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office.

United States Land Office.
March 2, 1911,
Notice is hereby given that Peter
5. lndart. of White Rock, County
OF Elko, State of Nevada. has filed in
this office his application tn locate,
under the provisions of the act of
congress of April 5, 1872, the
following described land. viz:
The Southwest quarter of the
Northeast quarter (SWi of NE4)
Of Section Eighteen (l8), Town
ship Forty-four (44) North, Range
Fifty (50) East, M. D. ,B. & M.
containing forty (4O) acres.
Any and all persons claiming
adversely the lands described. or
desiring to object because of the
mineral character of tile land, or for
any other reason. to the disposal to
applicant, should file their
affidavits of protest in this office
on or before the 4th day of Nav
19ll.
Louis j. Cohn
Register.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Serial 057l4
United States Land Office
Carson City, Nevada
Feb. 8, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that the
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company
of Topeka, Shawnee County, State of
Kansas, has filed in this office its
application to select under the
provisions of the act of Congress,
approved June q, 1897 $50 Stats,
11-36) the following described
land, viz: 90 10
The SWt,,Sf4 Section g, TIP. 80
North, Range al f. NJ, d. NJ, in
the County of Elko and State of
Nevada. TO-.
Any and all persons claiming
adversely the lands described, or
desiring to object because of the
mineral character of the land, or
for any other reason, to the
disposal to the applicant, should
file their afidavits Of protest in
this office, on or before the 9th
dav of April 1911.
Louis J. Cohn
Rnuiaisr
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-06
BOT He should Keep on 1rxlna

eut Ho should Keep on Trying.
well.knowU editor who was faciie
IN reflections was tested with an early
writing Of his own. sent under an un.
known name. After giancing at the
title, which was new. he wrote to the
contributor stating that the article
was not up 10 standard. and adding
that 1T wonld do the writer no harm
I" continue writing such articles, but
II was clear rom his work he did not
possess the ability necessary to sc.
euro acceptance. Author Magazine
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-06
superstltIona Ahon, aahies

In ireland a belt made OF a woman,
mar Is placed about n child TO kee,
harm away. Garlic. salt. bread am
STEAK are put into tho cradle OF n new
born baby in Holland. Welsh mother
put pair OF torgs or knife in Tho
cradle to Insure the safety of thoir
children.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-06
SALMAGUNDI

superintendent Anderson has
Nturned from Carson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mallett have re-
turned from California.
1t is rumored that movement
is under way to start another bank
ia town.
A No. milk SIPS per pint,
$3.50 per quart by month. Call
on Leroy Jones.
John Henderson left for Reno
last night on business trip. He
may take in the legislature before
he returns. ...a.-s
President. Taft has called an
extra session of congress to meet
on April 9TH. 1t is likely to prove
a very lively session.
The Belmont mine at Tonopah
resumed operations Friday night.
The men on the payroll! before the
fire were giveh their old places in
the mine.
F. n. Littleton. naturalization
Inspector of San Francisco, is
posting County Clerk Voight on
the naturalization law. He will
leave for San Francisco tonight.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Trenewan went out for walk,
leaving the doors of their residence
unlo cked. While they were away
Someone entered the house and took
$40 from Mr.. IRENE vans clothes.
There is no clue to the thief.
Attention is called to the new ad
of the Henderson Banking Company
on this page. This institution is
as solid in the fAncial world as the
rock of Gibraltar. 1t needs no
introduction to the people of this
state. ....
A postal carl received from Miss
Ernie Robinson yesterday stated
that Harry was very sick with
pneumonia, and that his recovery
was rather doubtful. Harry's
aLy friends will be glad to learn
That a postal received from Miss
Ernie this morning says that
Harry vas better and that
indications were good for his
recovery.
j. B. Morris. the young man
arrested SATURDAY forenoon by
Deputy Sheriff Critchley at the
request Of the GolcoDda constable,
was released during the afternoon
at the request of the officer
causing his arrest. Morris was
given the option of giving up the
snaps and bride or be returnei to
Cole >nda for trial. He lost no time
in turning over tho property to
the sheriff's office and was released
from custody.
Senator Bailey created a great
sensation Saturday by resiGning
his seat in the senate. On the
refusal of the governor of Texas
to accept his resignation, Bailey
yielded to the intercession Of
friends and withdraw the rcsigna-
tion. He is said to nave been
angry with the denocra:s Of the
senate because they voted for the
admission of Arizona as a state
thereby endorsing its consti-
tuition that prlvides for the
iniatIve, referendum and recall.
Bailey calls these populist hereoies.
The coroners jury at Golconda
that Investigated the death of Ed
HogIe, who was killed in the fight
with Indian Mikes band. found
that he came to his death as the
result of wound receive d in the
battle with the Indians and accused
the young squaw who was captured
of completely and Of having been
: instrumental in causing Hoglc's
Ndoath According In the interview
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-06
Wall Advertised

Bookseiler--"Yes, ma.am, It's The
best seller this year. YOU see IL was
prohibited by the censor."--Ljfe.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-06

MeiIiHuous Tongue.
Turkish is the softest toned Of mod.
ern languages.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-06
COUNTY TAX RATE

The commissioners met this
forenoon and allowed claims against
the county, levied the tax rate for
the county and transacted other
business. The county tax rate
was fixed at 81 cents on the
hundred dollar valuation, divided
among the different funds as fol.
lows.
General county. .$.27
County School .............. .2l
Contigent. .O5
INDECENT. OF
High School 90
Courthouse Bond Redemption. .O2
Emergency .............. .25
iNth' .p.J(
ELKo SCHOOL DISTRICT
School Bond Redemption. ..$.l3
School Bond Interest ....... IT
Making total of 30 cents on
property in the Elko school district
outside Of the town of E!ko.
Property inside of the town will
pay an additional rs cents on the
500 for keeping up the town
government.
If the state tax is 60 cents on
the 500, the same as last year, the
rate on property outside Of the
f lko school district AMI the town
will be Sl.57 on the 500, a reduc-
ton of 10 cents from last year,
due to the decrease in the county
rate.
Property within the limits of
EIko school district, but outside
of the town, will pay 81 ST on the
500. Property within the town
limits will pay $2.62 on the 800
An increase Of ~ cents on the 500
over the rate last year.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-06

Twin Falls, Idaho, Feb. II, 1911.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-12-07
STEPHENSON JuGGLEs FIGURES.

Mr. Sam out in quite
lengthy article the franchise
by
past the Gazette
resolutions
"ncivly
the
right there
sensess unreasonable
1t left
eliminate doubt
If Mr. Stephenson
nGures loss
son. IN hsurng municipality
Tree and the be
of Mr.
say the present water company is
ana providing sinking
besides all
net receipts last year s63Ooo.OO
to the
paving for water and lights
f1oleys business
pot II the deal went through
this
boss fors he
wishes and make other kind
oaw the of
OF yourself
Mt Bonner HILL of Cabin
the shefs
80 Keep hem from crlt'cng
the
report circulated
crooked
the court to give them that
was not the that
work. but they
Dribed misled: principle without
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-12-07

Angeles
plead guilty
when matter of his clients being
takes on the form OF up
bring shame
to the face Of that father of all demons the devil
able a
we're nexplainabe explained
The world is b" and thereon
big Iron and steel trust financial agents. De-
,ev Burns the playwright and stage the cNamaras
We're all The play planned long blowing
order The PLAYERS all their
but the Of the second
we @ T @ M s I'd at STAGED and
interest and stirring the
were headed abroad
The workins class
a "hu tine r act was put the stage The
most noted criminal jury
aet the @ as n
lie tendency on the
would be this @ @ part o o n New sn plant
ranged for things
tragedy to close The con
election Labor was covrea r w
snom4 and shame This ending little
treasures had
en- their then
disgust
suspicion for their officials
from Clarence Darrows
the
he
labor the
zee mat mad
Oh barrow" the statement
ms but shows the
ing where they
'he soues and consciousness
VASES he
maras nave committed Grim
Of
VIII go through dashed
u be welcome deiverer
not conlmi
was never known
OF the heTce class struggle
or uch men these
in the
'' ''l o"e -
s We
oroer TO with
time on the
ca
Two social
the
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-12-07

"PRINrERS INK, THE RECOGNIZED AUTHORITY ON
ADVERTISING, SAYS: CATER THOROUGH lNVESTIGA-
TON OF THE SUBJECT, "A LABOR PAPER FAR
BETTER ADVERTISING MEDIUM THAN AN ORDINARY
NEWSPAPER IN COMPARISON OF CIRCULATION; A
Dor PAPER, FOR INSTANCE, WITH A CIRCULATION OF
1000 IS OF MORE VALUE TO THE MERCHANT WHO AID
VERTISES THAN ORDINARY NEWSPAPER WITH
$4,000 CALCULATIONS
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-12-07
THE SOCIAL EVIL.


in We
8 the
them in the
gathered
street. well Virginia
but why is growing? What is remedy
for
fects of that
certain secluded
the red would
Tins Hide hem garbage
social
their
ther virtue to satisfy vanity victim
the
her seduer All! That's
same accent respectable business
they robbed
the brothe
..-. ...s.
OF growing and see If the
so-called decent people,
industrial conditions
decent living retain
peop yet they only girl
herself
rake the the
$3.50
dress themselves young
girls
shame Think of
temptation 1s it
Ion tnem Editor
his might view stand
Prostitution Of
the
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-12-07
"a P1NHEAD WITH a MANS Jon.

running Photographic
by the OF
a a
paper edited damn fool socialist This
is
of
Argus has tried
handsome of ma
and his
Personally
contempt of
egotm like
big business
TO the
OF r
the of the
in With its
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-12-07

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The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-12-07

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-26
TO TRY
CHAMPIONS

Next sunday afternoon there will be
special game of baseball played at
the Athletic Park between the Chinese
team which Is To buck up against the
Keio team. when II arrives, and the
champion Hawaii team OF the Oahu
League. There will he something do
ing when these two teams meet, as
both are good In the bunting line and
are fast on bases. This game will he
u preliminary To the fifteen mile race
between fitzgerald and Soldier King,
There should be a big crowd present
TO rec these two aggregations fight 1t
out.
The Chinese nine Is not composed
OF green hands, but Is one of the
strongest teams here at present when
they get working together. En- Sue,
Chi Bui and V. Ayau are getting into
the game again and expect to make u
good showing when the matches are
pulled on
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-26
OAHU SENIORS
GET DIPLOMAS

oahu College graduation exercises
We're held last. Saturday night at
Charles Il. Bishop Hail, with a large
audience In attendance. The size of
the class. and the fact that q number
of prizes were to be announced and
awarded, increased the interest, and
there were more than the usual num-
Der Of relatives and friends.
Announcement was made that James
Albert Glib, now on his way To Scot
land. tx awarded the trustees loving
cup and n place on the Punahou roll
of honor for excellence In studies and
all-round prominence and worth. First
scholarship honors In the graduating
| class were given to William Lowthian
Spencer Williams. and Miss Helen Mi
randa Peterson won second honors. The
winners of the Damon rhetorical prizes
were Miss Hazel auckland, first, and
Miss Doris Taylor, second. This con
test was held some time ago, but the
( judges. Paul Super, DR.. A. H. Andrews
and Miss Margaret Peterson, reserved
their decision until Saturday night
The winner received n fine Shake
speare set and Miss Taylor was givcr
a group of selected English novels
Miss Margaret Forrest was given hon
orablc mention.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-26
AN ECHO OF OLD TIMES

Wirth's circus that came here from
Australia in 1895 and played under
y big tent on the lot where the Cen
trail Fire Station now stands, is still
q memory with kamaainas. The
Wirths' are to Australia what Bar
mum. Bailey and Hutchinson and the
Ringlings are to the United States
though their efforts to entertain were
not confined to the continent beneath
the Southern Cross. India and Africa
were familiar spots to them.
Harry Wirth, who headed the or
Eani2ation here, has made his last
leap across the horses and his brother
John passed on after him. Other
members of the family. however, keep
up the business and to everyone in
Melbourne the Wirths Garden Is a
familiar spot. Part of the family will
appear at the Bijou in acrobatic
stunts tonight, They number foul
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-26
PALAMAS NOW
HEAD League

There were two fair games at the
Athletic Park yesterday morning be-
tween the oahu Junior teams, In which
two surprises occurred The Asahs
and halas were picked to win. but
somehow the two leading teams failed
to hold their places.
The first match resulted in the Pa
of 6 to / The Muhocks won easily,
~ TO 5. making seven Of their runs
In the lucky seventh There was q
good sized crowd on hand to see the
games.
The lineups, score by innings, hits
and errors, were as follows, for both
games
ralamas--C Costa, cf: Joseph, tb.:
Comes, 2b.; Lcdward, RI; Phillips, RI :
Brasch, lft Wikoli. ab. Quintal, SIS. (;
Fcrrcira, g.; Morse, u.
Asahs 90 Araki, 3b.; Murakami, C;
Noda, 2b.: G. Moriyama, S.; T. MORT
yama, p; Kuamoto. CT; Ouni, RI; Nj
shi Kurasaki, IT,; aIIyashi, H.
Y tllNiiN ~ ' - " " " " " "
Asahis e. ........O 1000 90 O--t
HITS Palamas 7. Aaahis I.
Errors Palamas 4, Assaults 8.
Kahalcwai. IT,; Wing Kec,
81; l.. Tin, 3b. Xavier, p: Eamai,
2b. Flores. C.; Quadros. RI; @. Leong,
h.; r.. Aku, NJ Aku, Of.
Aalas-English. ss. OzalIi. Oh: Kua-
III, h.: Brito, lr..p Mariuchi, 81. IS. !;
Cushingham, c.-ss.; Marine, p.-lf.;
sam Hop, Of: Winchester. rf.
Muhoclts =. 80 5000 , ia
Aalas .... ......1 o / 2 90 / O.
Muhocks IT. Aalas 8.
Errors Muhocks Z, Aalas 12.
The Palamas now lead In the series
and they are romping along In great
style.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-26

aud they are genuine artists. Miss
Stella has a reputation as 4 lion tam
er besides being clever musician
and acrobat The little one Is said
to be the greatest bareback rider in
the world. Truth II is that she
showed herself marvel in the line
Of throwing backward and forward
somersaults on the BiJou stage at
the rehearsal on Saturday. Other
members are as clever In their spec
ialtes The act looked good and
should provc'a drawing card at this
theater
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-26

The program was made notable by
the participation Of Rev w. G. Mer-
rift, former president of the college,
who asked the invocation that opened
the exercises and later made few
reminiscent remarks to the class. The
class gift To oahu College a handsome
marble clock for the Cooke memorial
library, was made by Lowthian VIII
liams, the class president.
ON the program were the oahu Col
leEe glee club, with three numbers
Miss Doris Taylor with an essay, "Tho
History of the Violin; "Heroism IN
the Medical Profession" by Cyril pa
mon; Miss Helen Peterson with an
original story, MARY Ann" and Miss
Marjorie Chaplin. with piano sclec-
tion from Mendelssohn,
Tile graduates were as follows:
College Preparatory Coursc-Laura
! Annie Athcrton, Alice Ronton Bond
Herrick Crosby Brown, Marjorie Kula-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-26

manu- Chaplin, Ellen Rachael Churchill.
Cyril Francis Damon, Francis Award
Eamcs, James Albert Glib. william
Robert Oudorkirk. Helen Miranda Pc
terson, Joseph Atherton Richards. Ruth
Richards, Doris Renton Taylor and
William Lowthian Spencer Williams.
General Course 49, Catherine Yuyen
ChoN Edith Christophersen, Marjorie
Gilman, Christopher Holt. Fanny Isa-
belle Hoogs, Alice Winona Smith and
Samuel So Wong
Commercial Course--Choy Zane.
Theodore Richards. father of two
living graduates. made the address OF
the occasion, his subject being by
/ Elimination"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-26

The lnter-lsland steamer Noeau Is
TO he dispatched for Kauai ports at
five o'clock on Tuesday evening TAX
ing a general cargo including explos-
ives
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-03
Eufer Der !SiBe.

Bm. 3. gQileq. % Sabre alt, ars
Better, pobnbait SO. 2028 9eehrpooo
gue., tpuroc ssitsru Raamittag DON
Der Siss ubsrmaRut. gr purot IN
Qatro!naesu Ro. 7 nad Dem iubiihsn
SoIpital gebraat. po iein 3uitano ais
beosntIit be3ei6net puroe.
frau g. CspdIo, 20 Sabre alt, bon
go. 1903 i5iihsr 4ue.. brdh geitsrn
Ratmittag auf sinsm Dogsn Der 60
leruin gpe Ginie obnmahtlg Suiam'
men. 5ie rurbe ;undtIt nad Der 10
IiitrittsTtation uuo bon bort in eiNsm
Qatroltpagen nah ibrsr Dohnung &C.
bra6t. Die 5ruu bate einsn lsihter
6isftIda erIittsn, ieooh piro ihr 3u'
itano BON osm behaabeIHten Ir3te aIs
uHasidbrlit bs8eihnst
Dm. 3eglis, 81 Sabre alt, Elm 0ei.
ser pon grDnIsp. an., tpuroe gelterr
Wcrqen Don 3Ieiihmanu's grenners
aus, an einem 5iBI6las lsiosno, nod
pem SoipitaI gsbratt. Sein 3uitani
III hepsntlih.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-03
ltralter Wrets
gtidwinsst ans bsm jiletItsn Sc'
ipltal, nm Ildl su p.rb.lratbsn,

See Sofepb, Elm uresi.hener aauTs
mann BON 2ibsrtp, Sno., ttm gs'tern
Itleuniqit naa Cincinnati, na6oem er
in Der 3situng geleieu bate, oaB ietn
q1 Sa6re alter Batter Woies So1eph,
ieit Sabren, ein Sniafe oss Risslgsn,
Iuctiden glltenbeims an gurnet 'Ipe.,
cine 5eirathsliosnS srtpirtt bate, I'm
Die SO c5abr. alte gIifubetb Qhrenfelo,
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BE. e6eIiden gu tDnnen. 9err See So
1epb srfu6r mad isiner antunTt IN
Cincinnati gu Isinsm S6reten, Dap
iein Batter Ihon isit stpei Wohen ipur=
lps aus bem 4ltenbsim oerfhDunoen
1T. Der ults 5err betrieb fruher err
| elI6enoes Gefhdft in ShelbpoIIe
s[no., mo- er Dor ca. iieben Sdbren ein'
! 56eiouna Don Isinsr Jrau srlangts
| Sr pertdufte oarauf iein 8sihdft aus
uno trut in oas bieIi9s iiibiIhs aitsn.
/ tsim ein. gr batte our 3eit ieinss
0eritpinbens gegsn $4,000 in 8our
/ pel6e in irgsnD elmer hle't9en Ban
peponirt tparen. Der Sobn ourhIuh
ts aeItsrn oie gunse Stabt uab ieinsn
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6ne finbrr 3u t0nneu. Die Don De
gruut oes ulten Wtanues angegsb.n
9lorefIe. go. 81 Rihulonb Strobs
itelte fia alg falih beraus, od es sin
otrurtiae Drummer an Der Ritmonl
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pcn Der Race Strabe, sinen Better be
0retfes. bon beTen 9.rihptnoen /
5 esuntniB osIeBt. Gin 8eIddftsman
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silflih gu isin.
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Cpier oeS Amtpmobils.
Walt.r GisIeb.u erlisgt i'm itaSti'
idsu 6pipItaI isiuen SsrlsBuHssu.

Der 80 Sabre alien NaLter 8tBs
lsbsn BON go. 3117 Rcaotng ROap,
6ubrmann i'm 1ienite oes 9rocers
Oscar StIent, pon Qponoale. erlag
gsitsrn 9ormittug 10 llbr i'm iiisHten
5oipitaI ben 9er!ssungen, Die er nd
am 3onneritag ytuhmtttdg ssIegents
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Union Strabe 3ugs5ogeu bate. er
polte bic Strabe trsu8en, um in eInsm
ndbegeIegsneu 5auIe DGaren ab8uliss
iern. aIs sr BON sinsm 4utomobiI gs,
troifen uno auf bic Seits geitleuosr.
uuroe. Tas Qutomobil, dHgsbItt
gigentbum oss Germ Jdmss RoIsn'
thai, lpurbe bon oem farbissn Ghduf'
isur E. s. Daibington gelentt. GeBts'
rsr purbe nah oem unfaa unter Del
4ntlaoe Deg tbdtliheu 4ngriffs per
bafrst unb 'pdtsr gsgsn gurg'haft du
Ir.isn JuB gsisst. Die poIi3et fabn
BET auf ibu, oa isBt Die QntIase osi
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Wtprc.
QoIi,ei iabne.t aui siasn gruSsr sss
Grmptoeten.

So6u Gorcoror, Der 30 Sabre ate
Suhrmann BON glo. 101 Weft Watsc
StraBe. peltsr In Der SamItdg Raht
nit elmer ti.fsn StHittpuube am
llnierlsib In itertenosm 3uitanb. cuf
benz Ssiienlpeee an Der ede Der Race
uno Doter Sirabs Iieeenb aufgefuns
BEN ipnrbs, iii gsit.rH TN itaotthsn
5ofpital ieinsn 9srIsgunsen .rIeqsn.
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oansen lln.erlsib unb par 10 tisf, odB
bic Ginaeueibe aus ibr beroorgequo!>
len fparen. Or. WdI,sr poll5og ioFo-t
an benz Qatienttn cine duberft idtuie'
riae Operation in Der 5offnung, bda
qehsn oefIslben erbd!ten su tonnsn.
Qeiber erpies fid hisie 6offrung als
triiaeriih. gorecran ireigerte I'D
bis su feinem 5oee, irasno tpslht
austunft iibtr bic llmitdnbe. unteI
ipeIt,en ibm bic sraBIide Dunoe bet
aebraht porben mar, III aeben. Ssut
nant poppe nabm peri0nli6 cine lin,
terIuhuna Dor uno srmittelte, baf
Goreoran nit feinsm 8ruoer Willidm
peIder bei ibm ipobnte. in Der Soms
taa gluht einen heitia.n Sireit ae6ob
hattie. Der gruber iii feitosm per
fchipunbtn unb ntrb jest BON Der 20
lissi aefuht. -
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Tilippinp
Seleioigt cine 6ran an 3. 9lDe. @ato
gSnlnnt Ctr. nno nernriadlt
eincn fleinen gmfrnbr.

Der % Sabre alts Qnitret6er &GDs
mon Guinio bon go. 1121 Gin Ctr.
ein SiJippino, peruria6te oeItera
Gbenb on Der gte Der 5. Qb. uno
Walnut Strabe etnen risIigen MteNz
i6enauflauf, inbem er bic 18 Sabre
alte Srau grunde BRENNAN DON So.
1873 0eit 8. 2tp. onrehete. Dn.
Repman, Der Gatte Der 2ebtercn, ein
ipabrer 6iine bon 8eitalt, itiir3te Ii6
ouf ben tIsiren 5iIippino uno ihmets
terte i'm nit einem gepoltigeu 5auitz
Ihlaq gu 8oben. porauf sr i6n nit
5uBtritten mibhdnoelte, ipd6reno feline
SrQu iih nit elmer langen 9utnabel
duf ibren geleibiger Itiir3te. Dem
QeBteren nirpe es jsbenfa1s idlimm
ergoneen fsin, umiomebr, Da Die Uteas
Itenmenge Tih unihtdte, 8oltsjuiti3
on benz Burden gu iiben, als Wers
te6rspoli5iit Jeffries uno Der 95ro'
bationsbeamte Grant aubn auf Del
gilbflGfe erIfisneu unb ihn aus Der
Sdnben ieiner Qngreifer rettete. Oe,
Tilippino Iotpie bas Gbepaar 9lsmmdr
nuroen perbnftet unb unter Der An'
tluoe bes lInfugs eingeipsrrt.
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geim gaoeu ertrnuftu.

Glaubs Japlpr, Elm Gifenbahnbrsms
Ter BON Retbourue. 8, perlor geiteru
inTolse Grtrinteus i'm Shlo'lub letn
2eben. Gr bsfano Iih als 9siuher in
Dem Sommerlagsr oes 4iugiton Ithlss
tic Club, nahe WteIbourne, uno fuhr
aeiiern Ruhmittag in einem Rdhsn in
Die Ulitte bes 5luifes binuus, mo sr IN
bas BaTer iprang, UNI Elm gao 81
nsbnen. gr trug nett. unterbolsn
tpelhe i'm in fsineu gslpssungen be
binosrtsn. gepor ihm BON Dem Scm'
merlager aus oiilfe ssbrut)t Deroer
tonnte perIdpano er IN ben 5lGtben
nm niht pisber gum 9orihsir gu
tpmmen. Die 2eiAe tornte nod MID
deFunpen luerpen.