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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-05-23
THIRST
WAS 40 GLASSES
MAN ALSO SMOKED so CIGAR
ETTES A DAY, WHICH WAS
GOING SOME.

NEWBURGH, n. Y, May %
The action in behalf of Roy E.
Pierce, son of Henry Clay Pierce,
of st. Louis, the oil magnate, to
annual his marriage to Mrs Bessie
Chapman Pierce, was tried in the
supreme court Saturday. No de-
Tense was interposed. Justice Nor
chauser took the papers and will
render a decision early next week.
The petition denied that any
agreement existed whereby the ac-
ton would not be defended Young
Pierce did not appear, but his
father told in detail his objections
to his sons wife and also said he
had refused to pay her $4,000
which his son demanded to recon-
pense her for the income she
had lost by reason of her marriage
to Pierce.
The father thought Piece men,
tally incompetent to contract a mar
riage at the time He said the
young man was suffering from the
effects of about 45 drinks and so
cigarettes a day.
DR.. Carlos +. Macdonald, called
as an expert, gave it is his opinion
that a person who drank and smok-
ed so much was in no condition
of mind to contract marriage.
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OPPORTUNITY DID
them NO GOOD
HOBOES TURN TABLES - PUT
ONE OVER ON CHIEF OF
POLICE.

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore, May 90.
with an opportunity to
escape, two prisoners in the city
Jail overlooked their chances by
trying to put one over" on Chief
of Police Townsend, and, as a re-
suit, are pounding rock today in
the stockade. The prisoners, tramps,
were arrested for vagrancy and
sentenced to five days on the rock
pile. Chief Townsend decided the
work they could do wouldn't pay
for their keep so left them I'M
guarded, hoping they would beat
it." Instead, his two charges sneak
ed back to the city JAIL and
when Chief Townsend returned to
headquarters, congratulating himself
upon having gotten rid of them, he
found them sleeping soundly on
their cots. He didn't like the way
the tables had been turned, and
the vags are now doing real work
on the streets.
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Compare NV Is
Per Cent Discount

On jewelry, watches and clocks
with others 93 1-3 per cent dis
count and you will find my offer
to be much the better-for the
reason that my prices have AL
WAYS been from 25 to 100 per
cent lower than the prices made
by my competitors. l sell goods
at Getty" prices and my goods are
plainly marked. Heretofore you
have been compelled to pay ode
sert" and "boom" prices in Tono-
pah For the past five years, as
you all know, the price of jewelry
has been much lower in Goldfield
than in Tonopah. | made. those
prices and now l am here with the
same prices. Remember, give
25 per cent discount on figures
that were already very low.
B. SHEMANSKI
Leading Jeweler.
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SUMMONS.

N THE DISTRICT COURT OF
the Fifth Judicial District of the
State of Nevada, in and for the
County of Nye.
Action brought in the District Court
of the Fifth Judicial District of
the State of Nevada, in and for
the County of Nye, and the Com
plant filed in said County of Nye,
in the office of the Clerk of said
District Court.
National Realty & Investment Com
pany, a corporation, Plaintiff VS..
Sperito Pechenine and John
Meyers, Defendants.
The State of Nevada Sends Greeting
to Sperito Pechenine and John
Meyers, Defendants.
You are hereby required to APP
pear in an action brought against
you by the above-named plaintiff
in the district court of the Fifth
judicial district of the state of Me-
vada, in and for the county of Nye,
and to answer the complaint filed
therein, within ten days exclusive
of the day of service) after the
service on you of this summons, if
served within this county; or, if
served out of this county, but in
this district, within twenty days;
otherwise, within forty days; or
judgment by default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer
of said complaint.
The said action is brought to
recover possession of that certain
part and portion of the Crumley
Of in fax -
county, Nevada, and more particu-
larry described as follows: Begin
ming at stone monument at the
southeast corner of Crumley on low
er Main street; thence north 40 de-
grees SO minutes east 66.13 feet to
a stone monument at the northeast
corner of said Crumley lot and at
the intersection of the westerly line
of the right-of-way of the Tonopah
& Goldfield Railroad company
thence northerly along the westerly
line of said railroad right-of-way,
the chord of the curve being APP
proximately north degree min
utes west IL feet; thence south 46
degrees 4 minutes west 40 feet;
thence south AZ degree Sc minutes
east % feet; thence south 46 de-
grees 4 minutes west 25 feet, to
the intersection with the property
line of the Crumley lot on Main
street; thence south 46 degrees 80
minutes east % feet along Main
street to the southeast corner of
the Crumley lot, the place of be-
ginning; and for the restitution of
said premises, for the sum of five
hundred dollars damages for the
wrongful Withholding of the pos
session of the same and for costs of
suit.
And you are further notified that
If you fail to appear and answer
said complaint, as above required
said plaintiff will apply to the cour
| for the relief demanded in plaintiff s
verified complaint and the prayer
thereof, to which you are hereby
referred.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the district court of the
Fifth judicial district of the state
of Nevada, in and for the county
of Nye this 18th day of May, in
the year of Our Lord One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Eleven.
Attest-A True Copy:
(SeaD ROBERT G. POHL
Clerk.
BARTLETT G THATCHER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
/ 5, 10, 26-6-2, 8, 16, %, 80
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NEGROES SOURCE OF
WORRY TO CANADIANS

OTTAWA, Can, May 23.-The
house of commons began the last
week before the two months adj
journment with a morning session
Saturday, and from now until adj
journment, the house will sit morn
ing, a)'ernoon and night.
In answer to questions by the
opposition leader, the minister of
finance said that no negotiations
looking to the inclusion of the
Bahamas in the Dominion of Can
ada had been started. Mr.. Field
ing said though that the subject
would probably be discussed by Sir
Wilfrei Laurier and the officials at
the colonial Office in London this
month; while Sir Wilfred is at
tending the imperial conference.
The demand for such action
comes from Montreal and from the
Bahamas, but the western mem
bers of parliament who already have
a little color line of their own, due
to immigration of United States
negroes into prairie provinces, where
they are taking up homesteads in
large numbers, say that they are
opposed to any wholesale addition
of negroes to Canada by annexa-
ton. They are protesting vigorous
ly against the serious consideration
of the Bahamas
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WHAT DID SHE MEAN?

At a recent wedding a baby had
shrieked without intermission to
the great annoyance of the guests.
AS the bridal party was leaving
the church slight delay occurred
One of the guests seized the oppor-
tunity to say to the first brides
maid:
What a nuisance babes are at
a wedding!"
Eyes, indeed" answered the
bridesmaid, angrily. when l
send out invitations to my we'd
ding l shall have printed in the
corner, No babies expected. -
Judge.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-05-23
ORIGINAL MANHATTAN
MINES co. STOCKHOLDERS

Notice is hereby given that stock
holders who have not yet exchanged
their certificates for those of the
new company under the reorganiza-
ton recently perfected, will be
granted up to and including the fifth
day of June in which to do SO.
-Se2d your certificates properly en-
dorsed, together with an amount
equal to one cent per share to
G. c. Boak, secretary, Tonopah,
New, or to the Tonopah Banking
Corporation.
G. G. BOAK,
Secretary Original Mining Company
of Manhattan 5-13 to 81
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BIGGER FERRY STEAMER
FOR SOUTHERN PACIFIC

Announcements have been made
by the Southern Pacific that the
new steamer to Sbe used in trans
porting trains across the straits be-
tween Benicia and Port Costa will
be $50 feet longer than the old
Solano and capable of carrying about
twice as many cars. This boat is
now in the course of construction,
the keel having already been laid
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Fresh milk and cream at Palace
Market. 12-12-tf
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ENDURANCE BOWLERS
MAKE STARTLING MARK

BALTIMORE, May ga new
endurance bowling record was made
here last night, when two fve-men
teams of this city finished "a
hour match. The Victoria team,
with total score of 22,70O for
forty games won from the Sawyer
Smith team, whose score was 22,-
445.
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AUTO ROAD THROUGH NEVADA.

The most practical transcontin-
entail auto route through Nevada
is being mapped out and includes
Ely, Eureka, Austin, Carson City.
Lake Tahoe and on to San Fran
cisco. With the opening of the
PanamaPacifi exposition it is ex-
pected that the desert will be lined
with automobiles from the east
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Fresh milk and cream at Palace
Market. 12-12-t
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Worcester. when McGamwell, the
Haverhill first baseman, went
through a full nine inning game
without single putout and with
only one assist. This record equals
that made by "Jiggs" Donohue
of the Chicago Americans, May %,
1906, in a game with New York.
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BASEBALL RECORD.

HAVERHILL, Mass, May "a
A baseball record was equaled in
the New England league game here
yesterday between Hayerhill and
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PRICE RECORD BROKEN.

LONDON, May 23.-After excited
bidding at Christie's yesterday,
Raeburn's portrait of Mrs. Robert
son Williamson brought $116,5O0,
a record for Raeburn pic
ture.
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Wandes Cute blei6t ~rtgeton
aus gequemlihfeit.
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Der Duff, Der ibrem Mobnit~
tagsfoffee entitronte, mar 10 lang
entbebrt uno 10 anecnebm, oaB {ie
ibm aae bret idnlipperno lire Sea-
len ertgegenitredten. uno oonn BE-
tra9teten iie Suloa, oie NIT einenl
perlegen itoI5en @rtnien bos 5ier-
lid ongeridtete 9abIett ~prdientier.
te. @as mor oenn NIT ibr fir cine
8ermonolung borgegongen? Sic
trug ni6t MIR cine bIenoeno peibe
S6ir5e, au1 lift ionIt ltrubbIiges
Soar mar blinfeno geeldttet, ulto
oltf Dem S6eitel bette iie elm 70,
fettes meiBes Sdubd)en, oas ibr gor
nt6t libel itano.
.@ott lei 0onf, enolib einnlol
mieoer cine anitdnoiee Saiie 4af.
fee, ieufate Serr 8altboiar init tie
fem 8ebagen, ltno au6 oie 3nil-
lingsbriber ntdten ou~erfenneno.
Ser &affee mar nirfltd gut. @lan-
5enb 5~l1bereitet NOR oos Mbenbbrot,
oas ii6 inn nebrigen our6aus bent
@eihmad Der 8riioer anpabte. Mll.
geniheinlid botte Srou Sortor iid)
BET Moam Stats erbolt.
Gortiebul1 fol9t.)
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ben miroen. nit gntriiitung 5uriid-
gepieien, ionoeru IN nain-bofIiher
Sorm periprodent gu leben, mas iid)
MAIDEN lieBe. 9a elm @ouptt6ter,
Der einen 8errat begeben polte,
ni6t norbanoen mar, 10 fonnte aud)
feline itrafbare 8eibilfe geleiitet ucr-
ben. Dagegen bat Der @eri9tsbot
lit benz 8erbalten Der Mngeflogten
in 4oln elm grbieten gu elmer i'm
Snlanoe gu leiitenoen SetInabme an
einem BON Dem 8etreffenoen beob-
ii6tigten 8erbrehen, oas bon benz
3engen menieitens teilmeiie ausge-
fibrt mer6en loute, erblidt. 0as
@rbieten miiroe nun 5tpar, Iopeit es
nibt an 9orteile gefnipft ift, ltrof-
log iein, tDenn es leoiglid miinolid,
o~itsgeoriift norben mare. Dos lit
aber bier nidt Der San. 8as Die
Srage oes 5trafmaBes betrifft. 10
bat Der @eridtsbof Die ousgiebig.
item Miloerungsgriinbe 5u @uniten
Der Mngeflagten in Die @agi6ole
getporfen. Sc mar ibr BON getpiiier
Seite p%orgemorfen tuorben, oaB iie
nur nah 9eutldlano gefommen lei,
UNI gu ipionieren. Dies bat iif als
unrihtig berausgeiteut. Der sc.
ridtsbof bielt es fir a~ngemefien
nod unter bas bonn Meihsanmalt
beontragte StrafmaB berunter8uge-
ben. Die Mngeflagte nabm - elm
Ieltener SAL! = oaS urteil gluf.
itrableno entgegen.
SRI. Sbirion bot benz 2eip3iger
8eribteritatter BEG @erIiner 2ofal-
m5etgers foIgenbes S1reiben gu.
fommen laiien: so ifmer lpie fir
mid oas leste bolbe Sabr lit setpor.
ben, i'd bod miiiien gelteben, oab
i'd claude, cine in Sranfrei6 nnter
gIei6er @ero1dtigung gefaneen ge-
baltene 9eutide babe i9per Die
gleiAe bornebme 8ebanoIuna cr,
fabren, mie ih IN RoIm tA1o bier
Dor mei1e Hidter. gs lit nidt elm
Bunft, iiber ben gclbtueroe al fiib.
rem, abgeieben bon benz mas man
meinem poaie reinen STUFF bat oil.
gebangen. Sd Bit Ieoiglif oas
Opfer bon Observation-Disclosures uno
uber oas miloe ltrteiI erfreut orrs
benz @runoe, neil inoll mir batte
gefoBt gemadt auf cine eana anoe.
re Strafe, obne gu miiieu, mas ib
getan batte. Mejne Seitnabme unb
gernebmungen tparen 10 FORFEIT mic
moglih nno man bat itets mid
fiblen laiien, bob man uidt on
oers fam, neil anoere Mid eben fir
nad Demti6lano g~efommen baltelt,
UNI gu ipionieren. Gs giebt eimnal
Sente, bic ieoe fran8oiiide SpradJ.
lebrerin in Deutihlano fir eifle
Ggentin bes fran5oiii6en Spionoge-
bureaus anfeben uno oona9 urtei.
len un1 han0eInf"
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LckaIes.

Sn Der Sisurs oes s96ul-
rots am Donneritag obeno muroel
Iauter Saden bon geringer 8ebeu.
hung berbanoelt. @s muroe BON ben
Sdiilerperbinoungen an Der Sod-
ihule geiprodeil, obne iber Tie 81
einem gnti6lub 81 fommen. gs
uuroe beihloiien, an g.. Nopember,
BEN Gan Mntonio-Sae Ser oSnir",
bic Sdulen 81 ihlieBen unb bert
ie1igen Shiilern, Die MitIieoer
Der BOP Scouts" iino, ben ndditen
Gag audi nod frei5ugeben. Ser Yra-
fioentin 6es nMotbers Club Ser
Donbam S1ule tpurbe beripro1en,
oaB Die SduIe n6dites Sabr per-
groBert perben ioIe. Die 9feiigno.
tion 6es 9odidul@ebrers M. St.
Gbomas tpurbe NIT 8ebanern ange-
nonmen.
9ie 5telle eilles Sufidmicos
I'm 9umoesbienlt in Morfo, geros,
lit often. Gin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gro-
men braudt our 9eiesung Ser 5tel-
le niht abaelest gu meroen. @e-
merber miiifen ibr @eiud ihriftIi6
an ben nSecretarp of tbe Sentb 81.
bill Serbice Diftrict, Ca ien6en,
Sn oieiem @eiu6 miiiien fie Mn-
goben Iber ibre MusbiIoung, ibre
grfabrung unb tire forperIide Sc
ihoffenbeit geben. Sormulare fir
foIde @eiude iino beim 5efretar
Chill 9erbiee" I'M bieiigen 8ull-
6esgebduoe gu befomen. Die SteI-
Ie brinst $720 oas Sabr elm.
Sen 5irren @oa1 6 5taniea
in Mempbis, Eenneiiee, uno S.
Crane in 9oiie, S6abo, lit bon oes
Me0ina Srrigatiun Company Der
Nou 6eg 4onols, Ser oas @aiier
aus benz Meierpoir nod ben au be-
n6ifern6en 21noereien iiberfiibretl
ion, ubertrogen norben. Ser Ga-
nal tpiro $500 900 foiten.
Mitte ndditer ISOLDE miro
Der Meit Der Mon0Der : Sruppen,
ungefdbr 5000 Mann, Die Gtaot
perloifen uno nod ibren @arniio-
men 5uridfebren.
Die 5prague Sepelrp Cont
beng lit nm Snforporierung einge-
fommen. Das aopitaI betr6gt $780,
900. Direftoren iino S. 81. Spraguc.
alfre6 O. Munroe uno Nen Curtis.
General Nepes bot bas @ner,
bietett Der merifanii6en Hegierung
9egen @arantie ieiner Siderbeit
nod Merifo 3urid5ufebren, abee-
Iebnt.
Sacob @agner bat iein bret
Hodges 8aditeingebdube an Der,
GH6.Mlamo GtrnBe on Srar1 Gina
NouI Nafe fir $4,000 perfauft.
= uebarbononebmen Tam audi et-
iuos, mas niht auf Der Sono liegt.
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: { + ..
Ons 6uhrpr,,p

Das Supreme : @eridt 6cs
Sfnates bat entidie6en, oaB oas
Beto> nit Dem @ouperneur GoIquitt
bic @eipiQigung BON $4,000 fir
oos bon @ouperneur Campbell er.
nnrlte uGo6ifping @ooro1 belegt
bat, ui1gIltig iei. Sos @eridt bot
entf9iebeu, oaB Die Sonntage nit
8e51blt meroen miiBten, UNI ben
3eitroum bpm atpan5ig Sagen poli
81 MAIDEN, tu1breno oeiien Der @oil-
uerneur mad Bertagung Der 2e-
giSIntur Hins oerieIben nnter3eid-
i,ert ODER nit ieinem Weto beIegen
Fam. Das Weto gegpn Die oben &c.
,lnuulte 9etuiIIigurig tpurbe oanad,
81 ipdt aiisgeiproden. Gin @leihes
rlng nit perIdieoene MagregeIn
6ee @nipernenrs, unter3eidnungen
bon wins un6 9etos, Der GaG fem.
- @ie aus Stem Orleans geutcI-
bet niro, ioH @ouperiieur golquitt
BEL GeIegenbeit Ser bort abgebol,e-
men goupcrneursfonferena erfldrt
boben. er fei fir aongreb Heprd-
ientant UNDERWOOD bon Mlabuma
ais 6etnotrotiihen Hr1ii6entihafts-
tdnbi6oten.
Nidt Dallas ionbern Snrris
Gountp, in benz Souiton Iiegt, lit
mad ben lesten 8eridten oas reid
fte County I'M Stnote. Der @ert oes
ltvuerbnren gigentums in Sarris
Gouttp bel6uft lih auf $12f,147-
965. Der Wert oes iteuerbaren
Gigentums in Dallas gountp BE.
trdgt $114,160, 800, Der in unjerm
GousstD $97, 088, sol.
- Mie aus Wihita Jaas ge-
meIbet iuiro, itnb bort uno in Sem
rietto flint giienbabn : Mrbeiter un-
ter Der MnfIoge perbaftet fuorben
an Der Gamitag abenb BEL 9eaepue
itnttgefunoenen entgleiiung eiiies
gnflogier5uges Der Sort @ortb T.
Derber Bobn, Die Shulo gu fra
gen. GS pir6 n1er6ings nidt be-
bnaptet, onB fe 6iefe Gntgleihang
1bfdtIih berbeigefiibrt mol aber,
tob lie fie ourd 5nbrT1iiigfeit per-
iAuI6et b6tten. Sic ioaen Samitag
nben6 beim ausbeiiern 6es @clei.
ies beih1ftigt gepefen uu0 oabel
bon 0em 8uge iberroihf mor6en
fem. Mnitott nun ben geriud 81
nso6ep, ob fe ben 3ug nidt gum
enItea bringen f0nnten iolen
lie nit elmer Sanb.D rdifine oabor
aefobren fem un6 ben 9ug ietnem
G9idfnl iiberlaiien baden. gei Der
Gntgfeifirie iuuroe Der 2ofomotio-
fiibrer gtnninebom getotet Der
&ei6er Oates fhmer nerlest uno
eunpfinger bier5ig Baiiosiere leid-
tere WerIetutgen.
Der 1tonntlide 2eitung bes
gtnates gum SduIbgelo betrdat fir
0er, Monat Noben1ber fiinf5ig Gents.
- Mus Maion tuirb Der COB bon
Grau Warp Minfel gemeloet, bic
I'M alter BON n Sabren geitorbett
III.
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3ettete gieIe bonn sObe.

20. 8. Mod, bon Mod, @rf..
glaubt, bob er piele MenidenIebell
nit ieiner 2~5idbrigci1 grfabrung
i'm @potbefereei6dft eerettet bot.
o8as ih INNER germ tue, ihreibt
CT, lit u9r. Sings SEEM DISCOVERY"
81 elnpfeblen fir aIle 2ungenleioen,
Grfaltangen, Grippe, 8eudbuIten
nnb Iitbna. 9iele meiner annoen
peroanfen ibre @eiunobeit meinem
@at. SD BIN iiber5euet, oaB iie
Die bette Meoisin lit fin SAILS uno
aungenlcioen." Gs lit Iei6t bieie
g%ebanptnng gu beipeiien. 9eribafft
erd cine freie BrobefIaide, ODER
eiiie 50c ODER 81 Slaide. @aror-
ttert bon alien 0ruaaiiten.
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Mrs. WinsIOW's Soothing Syrup,

Set iiber fiinfaie Sabren bon
Miaionen bon Miittern fir lire
&inber init Dem beiten grfolge beim
3abnen gebrauht. CT berubigt oos
aino, erueidt oos 3abnfleii9 uno
hilbert Die Sdmer5en; BELT audi
Winofolif uno lit oos bette Mitt.l
BEL 9iarrboe. l1eberan BET ben Mpo.
tbefern gu baben. Sraet mad Mrs.
8insloip's Sootbing Sprup uno
nebmt nidts anoeres. % Gents 6ie
Slaihe.
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sisst's M%6itammmms.

Die Seiern, melhe Die @elt ant
laBli6 Der 100. Wieoerfebr oes
Cages begebt, an benz Sron5 u.
Sis5t geboren mur6e, benusten Sic
Weagporen 81 einem @eriu9e, Sen
groBen Wuiifer ols ibren 2anos-
mann in @niprud au nebmen. Sci
ner 9enfungsart uno 2ebensaf.-
lbauung nod fonnte man 2is5t
mol am 5utreffenoiten einen Sos
mopoliten, einen 8eltbiirger, nett
men.
Mber nab I%bltammung uno Ser
funft mar er ein 9eutider, Der lei
men uriprung niemols perleugne.
tie. Sein 8ater Mbom 2isst Itano
als Muiifer in ben Dieniten oeg
Suriten Gitcrba5p. gu1 fem @rob-
pater, @eorg Moom NIT 9ornamen
aenannt, NOR 8eamter oes FIRTH
den SauIes giterba5n uno oiefer
@roBbater i6rieb iid nod, ebenio
tuie Die meiteren 8orfabren oos
aiinitlers Git; iber ieinen llr-
groBDoter Sebaitian Gift laBt it'd;
Die Stammretbe Srolta b. 2is5t's
ni6t nit Siderbeit feftiteGen. Sem
gatcr mar es alio erit, Der itatt Ser
oeutiden Shreibmeiie ieines Sea.
mems Die u1gariihe annabm. MuG
feline Wutter, &nna Eager, mar ENC
Deuti9e.
oils Sitter beg Sroens Der giier.
men arone erbielt Srana 2isat am
80. Ottober 1850 Den olterreibi-
iden Nitteritano, Der auf ieine che
liden Madtommen fortseerbt mare,
penn er iolde gebabt bGtte. Mber
init Der 8rafin Marie b'glgoult, ge-
borenen De Slobignp (oeren Mutter
elm Sraulein b. 8etbmann mari
mar er nur in n@emiiiensebe" per-
bunoen. Sic idenfte ibm orei
ainoer, Die oen 9aruen .Slabignp
g%enannt 2is5t" trugen: fl1mIid)
glande Slapignp genannt 2isat, Ole
1862 als @attin emile Saipiers,
beg fran5oiiiden Stootsmunnes,
ltarb; aoiima Dldbignp genannt
2isst, Die erit Sans b. Billions,
oanm Midaro Wagners 2ebengge.
fabrtin nuroe, uno Doniel SlapignDN
genannt 2isat, Der idon 1859 als
iunger Stuoent Der Medte in Ser
lin itarb.
Mm 2. Mdra 1869 iibertrug aaiier
5ran5 Soiepb T. ourd nMlerboaitc
gnti6lieBung", meld)er am 4. Mai
elm 3iplom folete, ben Mitterftono
mo oas @appen oes Ibbee Or.
Sron5 b. 2is5t aif oeiien 0beim,
einen Stiefbruoer ieines 8aters -
lein @robpater @eorg Mbam @is5t
batte bon orei 6rouen ie6aebn
ainoer sebabt. Dieter Sbeim, Der
Or. iur. gouoro 2is3t, mar am 80.
Sanuar 1917 geboren, olio iedls
Sabre finger als iein beriibmter
0effe uno oamals + uno + 2onoes-
geri6tsrat. @r itarb als elmer Ser
boditen 8iiroentrdser Der %oiterrei-
6ii6en Sufti5, @eneralprofurator
oea Sberiten @eri6ts- u1b &oiio-
t~ionsbofes, am 8. Sebruar 1879
gu @ien uno batte aus apei Chen
bier 4inoer: bos alteite BON ibnen
lit Der befannte @edtslebrer Ser
ltnioeriitdt Berlin, @ebeimer SUE
Or. iur. Sitter Sron5 h.
9is5t, Der Sen Namen, ben iein
Setter fubrte, auf onoerem @ebiete
5u @bren gemaht bot. !
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Cine quite bcntide Site
lit es, MDeumatismus, @idt, q

lit es, NDeumatismns, Giht, Melt.
rolgie, grfdltungen, liiip. nit 8oin-
grpeaer gu bebanoeln. 8alten Gle
an Der Cite felt. Sic fonnen Ser
edten Hain-grpeler in alien oeut-
ihen Mpotbefen su 25 uro so Gent
Die Slaihe befommen. Ser e6te
lit on Ser Mnfer Shubmarfe er-
fenntIih.
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Cine MeSielige.

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fpenn On iie in Der &eoe unter,
bridit2"
n@eiB nidt = lit mir big icsi
nod nidt ge%lunsenl""
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spate Me,le

Sic: u@eiBt 0u, alfreo, oob Gu
ieit nnierem Sodg8eitstage nid)t
mebr in Der Stride iporIt2"
Or: sd bate aud an Dem Gag
nidt b~ineingeben ioIen!"
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-16

 q bit over 300 miles distant. and which he can hear any evening.
 It is quite d stunt to learn the code and train the ear sufficiently to inter pret the dots and dashes as they are heard through powerful telephone receiver. and the ability to understand the messages means long and constant practice
 There Is general nisapprehenSIOn about the he nor of Iicking up meSsa ges transmitted bN government or com nercial stations Asa matter of fact these stations have not objected 10 fhe amateurs who listen. but they do streu- uouSly protest against the amateur stations loacated near them who can send fake messages and who often send messages which interfere with those being sent at the same time by import ant stations
 Mir. Warmers equipment for trans hitting messages is not so complete that for receiving. but he has been able to converse with MT. Day kimbali. who has sta tion at his summer home at Pomfret. and he hopes before long to