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He Considered Him. ~ = Fighting
Commander, an Extraordinary
Combination Of Great Oar
Ing and Caution.

John Russell Young. the distin-
Ruished Civil war and Franco-Russian
war correspondent and newspaper edi-
tor. who accompanied General Grant
In his tour OF the world, was chatting
with some friends at his hotel In
Washington shortly after President
Mckinley. in 1897. had made him libra
rian OF the new Congressional library,
when some reference was made by
one OF the party to General Grant, and
especially to Grants very high regard
for General Sheridan. both as soldier
and as a man.
yes, | know" said Mr.. Young. In
what high regard General Grant held
Sheridan, for often heard Grant say
that he was sure that Sheridan had no
superior, living or dead, as the COM
mander of an army.
IL rem ember. on one occasion. Grant
met several Americans one evening
after a reception. and In the course OF
conversation he was asked what he
thought Sheridan would have done
had he been in command at Gettya-
burg instead OF General Meade. Gen
eral Grant replied practically In these
words:
"'There should be very little or no
criticism OF the manner In which
Meade fought the battle OF Gettysburg
In a three days battle there are al
ways sure to be some mistakes. What
ever these may have been upon our
side. Meade speedily rectihed them
"'But you have asked me what Sner
idan would have done had he been
there. Sheridan, as fighting general
was an extraordinary combination o.
great daring and great caution His
judgments we're intuitive. He believed
In very swift action and In taking
great risks, II the chances were IN biz
favor. He had no patience with those
critics who spoke Of q battle as
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Endive may be sown early In cold
frames or in the open ground like let
tuce Sowing may also be made at
any time during the summer, although
plants grown In the heat of midsum-
mer have not the best quality. Fall
grown plants may be taken up with
a good supply of adhering earth and
stored In q dry cellar for winter use
There are several distinct varieties OF
sndive. those having smoothe leaves
being the larger and coarser. The
finely cut and curled varieties, and
more particularly those with natural
y whitened leaves. are most attrac
dive and usually most tender.
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0hOrman and Sheridan Both Declared
They Would Not Accept the Nom
inatIcn, Not Being Fitted for
the High once.

General Sheridan and General Sher-
man were of the same opinion respect
ing tho expediency OF elccting to the
presidency a man who had made his
career In the army. Sherman ex-
Oressed his opposition forcibly and
pubNcly. In the latter part Of Presi-
dent Arthur's administration there was
che nomination of General Sherman
for tho presidency In 1884. At nrst
Sherman paid little heed to 1t. but
whom his brother John assured him
that the movement was gaining head,
10 wrote the now historic letter In
which he intimated that even II elect
Cd he would not accept the once Of
Orooident.
Sherman never concealed his opin-
ION that Grant, for whom he bore
the most devoted friendship and A.
lection, would have acted with greater
wisdom had he declined to permit any
organization to be effected for his
nomination for tho presidency. In
6herman's view, to be general OF the
army was for a military man a great.
Or distinction than to be president OF
the United States.
Some Of Sheridan's friends said to
him after 1t was known that Sherman
had put his foot upon any movement
having his nomination for the prest
dnecy in view: General. they are be
ginning to talk some Of you az a pres
ldential candidate
Sheridan laughed and made no 9th
sr comment than, "Oh, l guess not"
But they are. general" his friends
insisted.
Who is?"
Well, some Republicans up In New
York state. They say that II you are
nominated for president you vii
sweep the country, and get as big 6
majority as Grant did In 1858"
We'll, they had better look out.
Sheridan replied. Il know what I an
dt for. don't want the presidenc,
and wouldn't take It,"
Nevertheless, in spite Of Sheridan
statement, there was begun an organ
ization which had his nomination TO
the presidency In view. The Repub
ucan leaders wanted some man O
universal popularity, for 1t was know
that there was grave danger OF fac
tional disturbance in case either Gen
eral Arthur or James G. Blaine wer'
nominated.
A curious and unexpected incident
however. put an end to the Sheridan
movement. little conference Of hi
friends took place in New York city
In the midst of 1t one Republican, VIII
was most enthusiastic Sheridan ad
mirer, said:
1T wouldn't do: you can't do It.
why not? Why not?" broke fort
q chorus. Wen nominate Ilttl
Phil in spite of himself"
Well" said the friend, the diff
Guilty Is just here: There has Away
been grave doubts whether Sherida
was actually born In Albany. or whett
or he was brought there by his parent
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about my eligibility; l am ineligible
simply because l don't want 1t and
want take It,"
So both Sherman and Sheridan turn
ed aside from the temptations of q
presidential nomination, and they are
believed to be the only persons In
the entire history Of the United States
who have done this.
Copyright. 1911. BY E. J. EdwardA All
Rights ReservedD
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to get the most out of 1t 10 one II
the questions.
The illustration shows . shed Sx10
with sides feet high and the corners
7 feet to the caves. The end boards
are held In place with stakes at two
corners so that one side IL movable
may be left out until the shed Is
tly filled. The shed prevents
hing where 1t ia not convenient to
1t to the field Immediately after
made.
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'ieplant is easily produced in q
lmercial way, yields immensely.
is easily gathered and put into
pc for the market. 1t can be
pped almost any distance. Then.
the demand for 1t on the market
kes 1t one of the two best vege-
les for commercial use. Pieplant
set in rows four feet apart
two and one-half feet In the rows.
e asparagus 1t should be carefully
ded and heavily MANFRED. It
uld be fortified every winter.
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1
crop OF clover. l put the ashes d.
rectly on the turf. A man bought a
farm of some fifty acres adjoining
mine. and as the old saying is could
not raise beans" He could only keep
one COW and horse the first year,
but he made what manure he could
and put on about four barrels o. ashes
to the acre. He followed this for
three or four years and during his
six years stay he bought about $25
worth Of manure. The last two years
he cut heavy hay crop, kept four
COWS and two horses, raised so bush
els Of oats, considerable corn and po-
tatoes for his own use and some to
sell. He paid $500 and sold for $1,000.
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How He Planned to Go South

do remember that the president told
me that he was going on that day or
the next to send several nominations
to the senate for brigadier general.
He asked me to look over the list.
that they were all good names. But
1t occurred to me that the president
had overlooked one army onicer. and
ventured to say to him:
Mr. President l don't see the
name of Col. George H. Thomas here
81 don't know much about Thomas
said Lincoln, Would he make a good
generals?
None better / said. and II you
want any guarantee for him. I'll give
It.
well Sherman, Mr.. Lincoln ro-
piled, II you say 80, 1t must be 80. and
I'll send his name In soon
"A little later, as ! was on my way
up to the capitol to see my brother,
John Sherman, It suddenly flashed
over me that l had not seen Thomas
for some IL years. that he was Vir.
ginian by birth. and that possibly he
might take the same view that Lee
had In April, when he resigned his
commission as lieutenant coolnel in the
Second cavalry, with which Thomas
had been stationed since 1855, to go
with the Confederacy 1t was a start
ling thought In view of the fact that
l had just guaranteed Thomas to the
president ! worried over the situa-
ton for awhile, and then said to my
self: Well. | know what he was, and
l will find out what he Is. My own
intuition tells me that he says with
| the Union. but l will find out
Il learned that Thomas was with his
regiment in Pennsylvania, not SO very
far north Of Baltimore. and / FASTENED
there as soon as railroad train and
horse would carry me. When reach
ed the regiment and was shown to
the colonels headquarters, ! found no
body there but an orderly. He told
me that Colonel Thomas had gone out
a little ways on horseback, but thought
he would be back speedily.
by any by ! saw him coming and
/ went out In front Of the tent to
greet him. He knew me Instantly
and called out:
Hello. Billy
Hello, Tom. replied. We always
called him Tom.
Have you come out to see mer be
asked.
YES said. I have some impor
tant news for you
He dismounted and we sat down
together. Tom. said, i have come
to tell you that the president has told
me that he will nominate you for brig
adler general
HE showed his Joy. more by the ex
preston of his countenance than By
any words. He simply said: Billy. 20,
couldn't have brought me any NOR,
agreeable news
But said /. Tom, have com,
to find out exactly where you stand
what do you mean, Billyr b,
asked.
well, you know that Leo has gon
, over to the other side. You are bot
from Virginia
"'Oh, that's what you mean, is Il.
, said Tom. Well. I'll tell you. Billy
| I'm going south
You are going south7' l said.
l Ives, Billy he said, I am goin
!, south. but | am going at the head c
r my boys. and ! am never going to tur
/ my face the other way until it's a
Q over
And he never did" said Sherman
. Copyright. 1911. by r. J. Edwards A
Riuhfn Raa0rvedl
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The Ocean Snored An Night
A resident Of Nahant tells this one
OF q new servant his wife took down
from Boston.
did you sleep we'll. Mary7" the
girl was asked the following morn
ing
Sure, l did not, ma'am." was the
reply: the snorin Of the ocean kept
me awake all night"
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into It Bolt underneath the last :
BY 4. Cover this frame with a sub
stantial platform. Two men stand on
the platform and catch the corn as 1t
falls. With 1t they can cut from six
to seven acres per day.
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The preparation for conserving
Fnyard manure entails some ex-
hse and labor but all such expendi-
res will return a margin of profit
with the outlay
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SHED FOR STORING MANURE
Cheap Shelter Prevents LOacklnQ
Where Not Convenient to Haul
Fertilizer to Fields.

Manure is one of the most impor-
tant things on a first-clAss farm. How
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@ 5,lI !. d. 1E:;IfSsZ!
~ 6 49, OF
EXCELLENT AS CORN CUTTER
Two Old Saw Blades 6olted Onto
Piece Of Timber Makes lndispens-
able Farm implement.

An excellent corn cutter may be
constructed at an expense of less than
dollar II two old saw blades are
available.
Bolt the front end of the cutting
blade on top Of a piece Of Z by 4.
Rip the second piece OF 2 by 4
about four inches and let the blade
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e6iFSsaAriAtex.

Rem gort, s. Gug. Qugetom'
men: .Ridgaru" poH Saure.
abgsgang.n ROTTERDAM" nah
Rotteroam. .aaiier DilbeIm H." nab
Bremen, ,8.rond" mad gleapeI.
@tasgoD. Qnee: r5urneiIia"
BON Rem DOr..
Ylnmou ID. Quset.: garons
pyins WilbeIm~ uon Rep gort.
2iperpool. glnget.: .Utdurs'
tonia" Don Rem gort, rDiuiireotun"
unb .Sahem- Don Bottom
abgse.: .5raneonia@ nod Bottom.
Gherbourg. abseg.: nGsprgI
Baibington" nah gleD gort.
9pper. Qnsst.: .JiulaHo~ Dol
Rem gort.
Gibraltar. 4uset.: rJrieoric
Der Grrbe" Don Rap gOrt.
absss.: .aOniy 9Ibert" nad Hsn
Ycrt.
Jiume. 4ngs..: -paunouia~ Dol
Rem ypr!.
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6eloer FIR bic Samm.5eier.

Der Sonos, aus pelhsm bie Rotten
fir bic aeitliA,.itsn bsitritteu tuerben.
Die a.lsasntlia Der Ginpeihung oss
sEernbant gcmmes itaitfinben. bat
aeitern sinen 3utpads bon $502 erfabs
rem. Die 3ei4nung Der atlds Ratina
nal gdnt 3ur 5obe bon 800, bate
folqsnoes ermuntsrnoes gesIsitihrtIs
ben: r3brs 3uidrift pom 81. JuIt
tpurbe unisrm Dsrtpoitungsrath oors
ee!.pt. Der kfhloB, gum 5onss rur
bic Damn 1eierlihteiten 800 bsts
suIt,usrn. Sollte iit tin 0efisit err
osben, ooun bitten mir, bel uns Diso.t
porsuipreden. Dir idiesu Jbnsn
unl.re beften DiinI6e fir elm srfolgs
r.ibes i5eit gu gbrsn elmer gerbsils'
runa bes Shioitroms, aus Der oic
G.abt Cincinnati uuo ihre glrgsr
obu. 3peif.l ungeahnten RuBen aisbtn
ip.roen." Der Brief mar Uon 5errn
albert 2odmann aIs 8i3eprdIioent
unb Don 5errn Dm. Sutenbergsr ala
aaiiier.r unterseihn.i. Setne gsr'
lsIuna uurbe i'm aomnlittee NIT sro'
bsm 9eifolI aufesnommen-
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). ~. Wsanleg
Als Geid,dftsiibrer brr Cincinnati
Commercial Aiioeiation eriudblt.

6err I. W. Wdnlen, Der bisherise
Gefret1r Der Cincinnati Wstdl 5rabss
ntiIociotion uno SeIhdftsfiihrsr bss
sfrbeitsnohneis Bureaus oerielben
GeIenihdft, lpurbs geltsrn 4beno gum
0efhdftsfiibrer Der neuoredniiirtsn
Cincinnati Commercial aHoeiation ers
iuahIt unb piro iein 9lmt am /. Sepz
tember b. ]. dntreten, nahbem er feline
Verbinbunq init feiuer bisberigen Sr.
saniIation toTen tam. Sad" Wdnz
len, tpis sr aep0hnlif sennnnt tpiro.
truroe Dor Al Sdhren In Nsgaucss,
glih., aeborsn uno fam Dor 15 Sdbren
nat Cincinnati. 5err Garl gebonep,
Der 6ilfssSetrei6r oes frihersn s5n.
fuitridl Bureau untsr 10. g. 5inh.
oer bislonq ais tempordrsr @eihafts.
iiitrer Der Organization Fun9irt bat,
lpuros gum permanentsn Setrefdr srs
ndnnt.
Der Organization seldng ss geitsrn
elm nsues gtdbliiTement. Die rBrepers
Bottle GAZE aFoeiation" bon Sans
nustp fir Cincinnati 3u serpinnen.
Die 5Sirma, rpslte strpa 30 2euts bes
ihdftist, fa6ri3irt cine poientirte Bier
fldf6ensaiits unb cine qnsuhl gruues
reisn iinb on berislben betbeiligt.
Ste ipurbe i'm april b. J. nit einem
aopitdl bon 100000 organifirt UNI
bstreibt sine grobs Sdssmiibls IN
6ans. Gn. Sic tpirb ods Gtgenthur
an Der Seubel Qpenue, bds big issi
BON Der Wiloberg 2umber SO. bsnust
iporben iii unb lpel6es nurh bic ger'
mittlung bes Organization sepa9tet
iporbtn iii, besisben.
auberoem 'iebt bic asst.rs NIT be-
5ooep 3ruterpreie 60. in 8erbin
bung. nm hisr sin 3iptig gtabliiie
msnt. in benz mehrere gaufenb Gent
beihdftist tperosn follsn, gu stabliren
Muf, iii BON u. R. WaIton BON sSn
oianapolis cine Gnfrags einsetroffen
porin sr cine pdfsnbe 9otalitdt fiji
bic Grrihtung elmer 4utomobils 3rut
iyabrit iuht.
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8eruhmte QiHtsbdnoer.
GaB Der Gebraud o.r linten 5ono ne
ben Der rehten perua1llIiigt lpiro, 1T
cine alaes. bic DisIiad srboben noroen
III unb Der man oaourh su begegnen
periubi bat, oab man biretts uebun.
cen fir ben 8ebraud Der linten Sano
sinfiibren ipolIts. Die Riinitler iino
pcbl bic .in3isen. Die rein erfabrunssz
esndB bti ihrsn arbeiten AUDI bic lints
Sarb mebr beran3isbsu, uno 10 finoen
Ilt benn unter Waiern unp Bib
banern reht piel. .3peibdnber". Gin
teritbmtes 9eiipieI odfiir mar 4oolf
Wen3el, Der nit Der Iinten 6ono min.
oefiens .benio iitsr 5ei6neie ME nit
DER rehten. To6 bic Gusgeiprodknen
.2intsb1nber" iino audi untsr aiirit.
lern IsIten. Cine 4noahl pon Wei-
fern Der palette, pi. Dem Yinfel aber
nur NIT Der Iinteu SdHo ben tiinftlertz
ifen Qahorut psrIsihsn fDrnen, fiihrt
cine ensliIfe 3sititrift on. Der be-
tannte Wsolsr Gsora: Glouien IdBt iih
brett feline palettsn fiir oie rahte
!oanb aHiertieen. neil er nur nit Der
linten malen tonn. Qluh Der rorpig.
licte 3eihner apuis Doin enttpirit
ale Ieine sntsItsneeu Sti5sen NIT Der
lintsn 6anb, uno 3Epar aeihnet er 10
| RAID uno 10 Iiher. Ipie es trum Elm
Gnoerer NIT Der rettsu tonnte. Wds
Bet Dem Waler nod cher begreiflidp er'
itxint, lit BEL oem GuultgeuerbIer piel
rathfeIbofter. y8er Tpiiroe olauben,
bag bic iuunoerpousu lbongefdbe, Dix
ben Ramen pom Sdunab garIop in
| Der gansen WsIi b.riibmi geH,ntt ba'
ben, nit Der Iinfsn 9ano mooellu'
finb2 OieIe aiinitIsrin 7peib ihreT
ppterien ben Rsi3 Der periOnliter
| Gh0pfung aufsuprdgen; ieots Stiid
bas ibre seIdidis Sano sefprmt, ha
| feline ein3igartigs Saorrbeit uno Der
rdtb ben Rei3 inSiDloueller tiinitlert
| lfer 1ebanblung. Utib BorIow il
ptnssbdneer niht aus eisensr Wuhl
lonnern Die Electromagnetic bat #
bosu seyipunsen. Gie seihnete gu
ritit ibre entsudsnoen Ornament
uub GhmudformeH nit Der rehts'
6anb nuf bic 5honsefGBe. oxr pIob
lid trat eine adhmuns tbrer rehtel
6onh elm unb Der qrst erflarte ihl
tob iie niemals m.hr imitanoe isi
lmExbs lire Runt aIs5niibeH. Dos
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aleise Doli3einad,r d,rtdtea.

- Nusuit Banbel. bon Rc. 1902
Clan Gtrnbe, min on George SiraBs
uub Central Aps. Don einsr Restrln
nm feline Bdorihafi I'm 1eirnse Don
$22 kraubt porntn ftin.
6orrp Gspp. BON go. 231 aafp@
renee Strabs, melceie Der polti.l,
oob er frlb seiiern Uioreen an Der ..
9lpenue uno nome Girobe bon sinem
unbeiunnsen Gtra6enrGubtr I'm ieins
1ait<nubr netH Nerloqus beisoblsn
iporben ili.
Gin Restr, ip<lh<r ieinen Qornsn
als Games Garter pon Ghiecsc ansab.
itents Iin ssitern I'M Atl0ntie a0isl en-
unb lppltt tin 3immer belesen. Als
linn beoeutet purbs. oob Das 9otel nu'
ouf speibe Hunbfhafi refltttire. beitans
e borauf ber fdutoiifden Rnffe ansu'
esboren. Or ipurbe f6lieBIi4 70 5u'
brinelid3. bob bic pOli3ei seruftn rur'
b. Der Nonn ipurbe ieiner Gi6Fr'
beit ipeoen einHfpsrrt.
~-GiH GAId&hisfb 4utmanhste al
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Sat Sran Gallagher oas 2ongpiem
aipl Derlaiien.


SIN 2OnsDisp aipl ipislte ii6 ses
tern Die Shlubi3sne in benz Gdl>
Iagber Drama ab, bas pGbrsnD Der
leBtsu Wohen 10 piel Qufmsrtiomieit
errsst bat. Die friiRre SddBmeiites
rim oss .5oms for Sncurables" ipsl=
DIE, na9oem in ibren guhsrn elm De-
fight bon sttpa $26, 900, oas inspiIdsn
asoedt porben 1T, ermittslt tporosn
mar, bthufs geobattung auf 80
5age noh 2ouepierp gsi6idt purbs,
perlieb seitern 8ormtttag bic 4uitdlt
in gsglsitung ibres Sobnes 4norstD,
Der in einem QutpmobiI aHgeIangt
mar, um lie ob3uboIen.
Gs psrloutst, oaB bic Syrou, nahs
oem Fl. Iih einige 5age bon ben ers
litt.nen Strapagn ausssrubt. nit III
rem gruotr anbrefp 5. Gaopslaoer
na6 aalifornisu abreiisn tpiro. I'M
bort, fern bon ben S5enen ihrer I'm
standardization, ibrs 3nge 81 Be:
IhlisBen. Die GntlaHung ber 5ral
erfolgts na1 elmer aonferens mttyro'
batrittsr 2ueDers, Der feline 3uittmt
muns CAB, na6bem 9err Sohn W
ped, Der 4npa!t Der 2lnitalt. leolpe'
ben Ginpanb SuriidsesDsen bate.
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Fem Sanamt iperbeu Elane inr 5iusi
grohe Banteu nnierbreitei.

Sm 8duamt fpurben aeitern bic
0eiuhe um gauffeiHe fir 3tDei sros
Be gebduoe eingereid!. Gins III bic
nsue 5. 9iitrittihuls, oi. on Der Oft
Clifton Ipenue unD Ulaiu StroBe err
riht.t peroen ion. 9as G<bduoe
nirb breiBis 3immer sntbalien uno
nit alien mooernen ginrihtungsH,
lpie 5urniaal uIp. perieben iein. Die
Bauioitsn ipsrben auf S265. 900 ansss
seben.
9as UaaIdinsnbous oes I'm Sau
begriTfensn 5oipitals gum 9armbersis
ssn Sdmarit.r, an Clifton uno Dir
mDtb 2lnenue, piro ben seitern eingss
rei6ttn pldnen 3ufoIee aus aoniret
esbout unb pollis fsueriiter iein. Die
gautoiten betrastn $50. 900.
Aubsroem tpuroen geiitrn bic Tol'
aeno.n Observation-Disclosures ausss'
fklli:
Soe Dormann, Deitf.ite bon Ulo'
raihon, nabe Guarrp 4pe., anoert'
bultitodises Jroms sgebduoe, $500;
Ii. 8. gaumsr, Roroisiie ron 3iuilos
nab, Waibinston ape.. anptrthalb'
Hodges syrame Gtbduos, $500
G,eoras 2otbis, Siiieiie bon Hansne
lnobe Worn.r, stptiiiodis.s goditein'
bnus, s450o; gbp. 9ts. Saofeit'
BON Cbio g3ite, nobt Sarris ape-, an
ber.boIbfodisss Jransbaus. $500
Irau Bertha pnIe. Weitietis Don psa
biIOn, nabe Riasbroe. spsi'tOdise'
gadIi.inbaus, $1,000; 9erbert Y. pa
hOuo, Ditisits BON GI.nSora, nab
IGi. Clair, 2Aitodiees goditeinhaus
$4,000; 9. u. uno 9. 7. S6luter
| porooitede Dale Rnab uno 9root
glpe.. 2aItSdises Dadiisinbaus5 S5ooo
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Der Wobnung bes u. Sd. gertins. Ro.
1909 Weit s. apenue, cine 3sfHsnubr.
frtpss $40 in 8aar.
- aus Der Wobnung Der Jran
emma 5rib. Ro. 1884 Spedmore
Strabe, ipurbe elm portemonnaie nit
81 sSnfalt geftoblsn.
Morrts q. Dunsmore BON gto.
1896 Catherine 4penus, RornoDD.
bate iih am Jpuntain Sauare nieber@
geiaHer, um auf Die ndhfte Rahtcdr
5u iparten, unb near bierbsi einsefhlas
fen. 4ls sr aufpahte, ma4ts sr Dis
Gntbedung, oab er bon einem 3didens
oiebe um feline gaarihaft i'm getrase
BON $50 beitohlen norben mar.
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I0stlime SdbmkwRabs.

Der A Sabre alte Reser 1bomns
grsen bon Qnngtportb uno blum
etrabs srlas seiiern Rahmittag I'm
itaciiIhen ooIpitdl Der S6abDunbe.
tuelte ibm am Mon.ag in Roitp's
WirtbIhoii on Weit 6. 4penue, ndbe
Ter 5cbn 5trabs. Don Dem 5dansisas
ner 5eff. gea beigebruht norben mar.
ge1 mar nit bem unter benz Wamtn
.1obn tbe 8apiiIt~ betannten Qeger
Ctorlss groots iiber bic 4esleiGuna
Der 3ehe in Strsii serotben uno sab
mehrtre Shiifie ouf ieinen Gegner ab,
ipel6er Iif binter Grun Deritedie uni
bieIen oIs Gnitb btnusie. Gresr
,yurbe pon elmer Quesl in ben Inter
leib aetroffen. Bel. ipsIher iIh IN
baft beiinbst, ipurbe unisr bic Mniios'
oss Woroes seteai.
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stiitunssieit ses Rionisr.gersins.

Der Deutihe pionierperein bessbt
am Sountas. 13. ausuit, fein 43.
Stiftunssfsft in Jorm zines Gumis
lieu pienies i'm Wanbattan part.
Gebomspille. Die Witslisoer. osrsn
sgamiIien unb Jreunbe iolI.en MID.
OerIGumen, Der Jsitlihteit in boiler
3abl bei5upobn.n. o.nn es reroen ies
oem Beiuher. jung ober aft, frohli6e
SiunoeH in ausiiht sefi.Gt. Shon
um 10 ubr Worsens .pirp ocs Jeit
Feineu anfans n.bmen. uno fir bic
5onslufiis.n piro BITE Wuiit um Elm
ubr aufipielsn. I'm 4 rlhr tpiro Der
syeftvbnsr feline Reoe bolien. Der
0oritdnb pirb oeriuhen. ss koem
ge5uter 70 dnsenebm pie mOglih I'm
Rreiie Der pioniere gu MAIDEN.
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--9etftliher peruug | il q I.
Rep. 5bomas q. Ut. SonieIman, Rets
tor Der tathOliIhen Mt. Marp's Stir.
6e in Samoiea, q. o.. Der oieIer 5aSe
Don einem autpmobil iiberfuhreu purs
be, iit i'm ct. Barns 5oIpttal in Jas
maiea seitorben. In ietnem Bette
ipeilten isin grubsr Rsp, SpIspb s.
6anielmann, pom Der St. 6rancss aaz
piers Stride, Manhattau, uno einise
aranisnihpeitern. Batter 5onfelmann
tpuroe 3u ansesebener SSsit in Der 9tus
iios apenus, Samaiea. a!s q iiA an
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bert nnb aenner Mpenue bon Der 5rSe
iiberipdltigt uno brah btfDubtlos sus
fammen. gr ipurbe In Dem poli5eis
Qutomobil mad benz -itdotiihen 5ofpis
iol aebrad,t, ipo itin 3uitano fur dus
BerIt beoentlid befunoea fpurbe.
5orrn Gorin, "a Sabre alt. BON glo,
"a pdttsrion 4aen, ipuroe aeitern
ysahmittag, an einem 6ibihldg lei
beno, BON Der Neip uno gulpsrt CTR
aus mad Dem it6btiihen 6oipital ge
braht. Gein 3uitano ptro fir MIDI
beionbsrs bebentlib gebalisn.