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TELEGRAPH SERVICE HINTS
Lubbock Should Have Better Tee-
graphic Service, We Can
Get il if We Try,

II has been known for some
time by those who have dealings
over the wires that Lubbock
hash I the telegraphic service
that she ought to have. Lub-
book is one of the progressive
towns. She responds freely to
every impulse of progress and
every sign of enterprise is en-
couraged by practically every
business man in the town. and
with these good features to con-
tend with we are Of the opinion
that she IS not getting the ser
vice that she should from the
Western Union people. In the
first place We have no night
service. That is we cannot send
a message after a certain hour,
which is $50 pm, we believe.
and the intervening time be
tween that and 1880 In the
morning there is nothing doing
at the Western Union Office IN
the way of filing kilograms
True, you can send night
letter. but the letter must, under
the existing conditions. be in the
hands of the operator not later
than the closing hours for the
day shift. This is very incon-
venient, and is not the service
that a town the size of Lubbock.
should have and the patronage
that is given the telegraph
people justly demands. In the
second place, Lubbock should
have an uptown office. We are
entitled to il. towns no larger
than Lubbock. and of less i'm
portance, have obtained the ser.
vice by a little effort. Lubbock
should have the night service
and the uptown office by all
means. We have the uptown
express service and we are ir-
clined to think that the same
service is due US by the tele-
graph people.
II the matter is presented to
the company in the proper
manner we believe they will
respond readily. Let's get busy.
We very seldom get anything
that we do not ask for. Pop the
question! Do il now
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-30
Sale Of fine Chickens

Mrs. G.. W. Robertson of this
city has for several years been
raising fine chickens. and their
fame is spreading abroad. and
this week she sold a nice ship
ment O. b. delivered 10 out Of
town parties. She has Keller.
stross Strain Of Crystal White
Orphingtons. and are very
beautiful fowls: andl are becom'
ming very popular IN this sec
ton of the country.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-30

It's all over. The big contest
has closed. Four contestant:
are the happy possessors OF
premiums, which they received
as a reward for their labor. II
was a contest in reality. The
premiums were genuine anC
nothing happened TO mar the
even tenor Of the progress
made in the sixty-day struggle
for the highest prize.
Promptly at three O'Clock the
ballot box was closed and the
KEY was turned over TO the
counting committee al $3.50,
which committee was composed
of W. +. Robinson, }. T. Bullock
and Oscar Porter, all reliable
business men Of the city, whose
assistance,the Avalanche was tor
tunate in securing. According
TO their count, the votes stood
as follows:
Miss Burns, 25l, 900.
Miss Rosa May Jones. $1,000.
Mrs. Annie Pearson, 60. 600.
Curtis Ratliff, 5000.
As will be seen by the above
statement of the votes received
that Miss Glenna Burns was the
successful winner of the first
prize which was a piano, valued
at $3.50. Miss Burns did some
splendid work in the contest and
deserved the splendid reward
that she received.
Little Miss Rosa May Jones
was the winner Of the second
prize, a diamond ring valued at
SIS. She also did good work
and added many new subscrip-
tions to the Avalanche list.
The third prize was awarded
to Mrs Alnie Pearson, of Aber-
nathy. a Free" sewing ma
chine, worth S45. Mrs. Pearson
added many new names to oui
list. and her work is greatly ap-
preciated by the management OF
the Avalanche.
Curtis Ratliff was the winner
Of the fourth prize, boys bi-
cyle. Curtis is an enthusiastic
rustler and his work was not
only good in bringing IN new
subscriptions but many arrear-
ages were collected on the
strength of his solicitations.
The contest waged warm.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-30

isge the missionary. passing through,
had left . few pages Of the gospel In
the Indian tongue Our Indian read
aud retoiced. Measuring the mission.
ary's footprint. he fitted u With mas
nifcent mocoasins. and Travelled 700
miles TO give them TO the missionary
"a al expression OF bis gratitude
Thus the missionary vas enriched BY
the present. but tho Indian was en-.
riched by the thanksgiving
The bes, thanksgiving is q happy
heart blossoms mean nothing on a
dead sick Once when the cEAr vie
it'd Paris the ingenious Preach. n
being winter. fastened 10 the bare
soughs ~ the trees innumerHbls paper
sovers. very pretty a. a spectacle. but
Very unworthy ~ a symbol. since they
sere false Our praise will be quite
vsiueieas unless u 10 rooted In the
daily life
Train Yourself 10 be Efaisful for the
conmon blessings There had been =
rreaf cotton famine In Lancashire.
Fnsiand Fof lssk - material 90
iorf upon. the mills had besn idle
fF months. and there vss great dis
tresa smanE ths operatives A last
esms The hrst wasoo le.e - oottsa.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-30

i YOU are grateful.
say 30 Thanks
giuag is only half
thanksgiving till II
blossoms into eI
preston. Learn a
lesson from the
noble hearted Indi
an. In whose vii
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-30

ture of the town. They are in
terested in more ways than one.
and their rapidly increasing bus
mess is a good indication that
they are appreciated by the peo-
pie of the town and surrounding
community. Few towns the size
Of Lubbock. if any. have as pro-
gressive set Of directors and
stock holders as are found in the
banking institutions Of our city.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-30

better financial condition than
those of the black land belt, for
the reason that those who are
here farming feel free and in.
dependent and do not have TO
act any part of the seifs
Characteristic in order TO have a
home. As a rule you will find
those recently moved from those
counties east Of here, perfectly
happy and contented, and more
so when one considers that there
is no restrictions placed on the
manner of cultivating farms or
number of acres planted in differ
ent crops.
Now in conclusion would ad-
wise those who wish to immigrate
to this section of the country to
come and look and be convinced,
as you will fai! to find the aver
age mesquite forest, so much
apprehended in making a trip TO
this section of the country; one
living only of the mesquite, as
a part and parcel of a rough
country. but none OF these con-
ditions obtain here. You will
see well built farm houses and
other like improvements.
s. II. OLIVER.
The above article appeared IN
the Farm and Ranch Of Novem-
ber 25th and is a splendid article
for this section Of the country:
portraying the facts as they are
with regard to the agricultural
possibilities. fruit conditions etc,
but some how or other the
writer got his wires badly twist
ed with regard 10 the school sit
uation in the west. or we viii
say this section OF country m the
vicinity OF Lubbock county. His
article. as will be noticed by
careful reading, states that, IL
will not behoove one 20 mlsrep-
resent this section of the country
and will say that about the
worst objection one can find here
is that there are very few good
country schools. " Ii appears TO
US that the gentleman should
have Informed himself along the
educational lines in this county
before rushing into print with
the above paragraph. He says
no one should mlsrepresent this
country, and m the same para
graph, without a period, he
sends out TO the world through
the columns Of the Farm and
Ranch. which has a very large
circulation among the very class
OF people that must necessarily
come 10 the Plains if this sec
tion is developed as it.should be,
and made to blossom as 1t will
under the influence of the prac-
tica farmer. that about the
wors, objection 10 the country Is
the absence of good schools.
This is a mistake. which
We shall undertake to
prove by figures given us by
the Superintendent of Public In
struction of this County, who is
a reliable man. well informed on
the school conditions in this
county as well as in the eastern
part of the State. We find that
in Lubbock county, out side OF
the Independent School District.
which includes the city of Lub-
book. and which will be left out
Of these calculations. has about
400 scholastic pupils. In the
rural territory are sixteen
schools. average school term
seven months. average salary
s65 per month. Two Of the rural
districts have voted bonds for
the purpose of building houses,
and they have been completed
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Ms. Jones Of Abernathy. was
here Saturday 10 be present a.
the close Of the Avalanche Con
test IN which her daughter was
interested and who carried Of
the second pri1e. . diamond ring
logether with q cash pfIHe ~
81 90.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-30

Miss Hall, who has been with
Mrs. Abney during this season.
will leave for the north within
the next few days. Mrs. Abney
is advertising a special sale Of
millinery in this issue and also
calling attention 10 Miss Halls
departure. Read the ad.
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Jn(an0gclegrap6
.Grpleion an 8oro bss
Dampfers State OF
Ghio-.

GItpttdac, Sho. 4. Wiai. -
I'm Doaatritas trplDoirts an 9orD bes
Gampfers State Of Gbio-. Der Giept.
lamb &c Buffalo sraHiii GoHpdHn ss>
h0renb, cine 6oupfodmpfr6bre. fpotei
0Gs Wdnatr jnlimm ptrbriibf sDurDtn.
5pei ipobrIneinlih 10 id3iiInm. bub fts
Hiht NIT BEN Qebtn odponfommes
fuernen.
Das Boot pnros fiir bic eriie 5ohrt
In bisfer Sdiion in Hertitidoft gefesi
unb faft bic son3s 9efosung befans
iih an Boro. Sur 3eii Der GyplcfiSn
mar bos Boot an siiem pier nnb
bic WerIetten bfaEben fih In Der Ros
iiite, brett iiber benz ReHelrnum. an
Der Hrbsii. 3p6lf nnhere Mldnnfr.
be In onDereH 9beilfn o<s 6Hiffts ber
fh6ftigt sporsn. bliebtn unperIett. 5m
ReHelroum ftlbft, hoo Der srnbte Gnos
ben onetridist tuurbs. befrno fid ober
Hiemanh.
DIE beibtn ipdbri6<inIih t5btIid
DtrItstrn iinb Der 5nsenieur y. z.
BUN BON Guelib. g.. iinn Anton Gala
qifisst bon GIer<Iunb.
Der 5nstnieur 0ulI if1tb am Mbtnb
im MafiHsse ecfRital.
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Das Stiefttno ber brttis
felen T[ofts

2oubon, 4. Wdi.-8er Dredb:
nougbt &reu3er wSnpincibIe" purbt
am 9onneritdg itarf bef6dbtst, als er
in Yortsmout6 in ein 3rodenbod ge,
bra4t tDurbe. Sn bem Qugenblid In
benz Oas san3e groBe 8elptht bss
Rreu3ers auf ben bolserneu 8l0dsr
rH9te, begannen bic StabIrippsn
DeI6e ben boppsItsn goben bes S6if.
fes ftdrteu, fi9 gu biegen, fobaB ber
aiel nah o6eH oetriebeu tpurbe.
0as 9od tpurbe iofort nieber nit
Bqfer gefiiat unb bic rSnpincibls'
berdusgelaFen. Die Doraenommen.
unterIu6uug ergab, baB bic 8sf6dbt.
eung iebr f6ltmmer 4rt lit uuo Die
Reparatursn Iunge 3ett in aniprut
nebmen uno Iebr toitiptsIig feiu pers
ben.
Die .Snpincible" iit bas gtieftinb
Der engltfhsn 5lotte. 9on benz 4us
genbGid an bag bas S6tff in 9isuft
gefteut purbe, boperte IS an allen
Gnben. Die 9eT6iibe iino felt mebr
als einem Sabr niht abgefeuert NOR
ben, bu bic nit GIsttri3itdt betriebsneu
8arbetten fortpdbrsnb auber Orb
nunq iinb.
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Rep gort. A. g1ai. 2lngef.;
San GiOretO" unb europa" bon
Reupel. ,Qufitunta" pon 2ioerpooI,
.Waieitit" Don Soutbdmptpn.
Qbgeg.: ga 2orraiue" mad 5aDrs
rGeorge Dafbtngtou" mad Bremen
rSnbtana" nab Reapel, e. +. 5ist.
gen" mad 3openbagen.
9snuu. Qrset.: ~2ombdrbia" DON
Retp Dort.
autperpen. Qbsss.: .Ust
5eupIe" mad Montreol.
QuesnBtopn. Q6gsg.: .Wes
ripn" nad PbiIdbeIpbd~, rabrtatieA
nah RetD gurt.
2Unbuu. abssa: .Tdnnetonta
na6 Stem Yort.
5umburg. 4beeg.: .8raf 8ols
oerise" no6 9bitabeIpbia.
5abrs. 4Rget.: ga SGooie" por
Rep Yort.
9ibraItar. aug.t.: sItOItts'
bon Rep gort.
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ROusurOS bas Grpfs.


Ropgorob i'm April.
,Der tann piber 9ott unp Dioer
Hopgoroo!" - oas itpIse Dort, bas
nod beuts bic 4inber i'm eritsn @epz
srapbiss lluterriht Isrnsn, puroe sinit
bier seprdgt, unb srtpurtuusspoa pana
berte i9 bic enblofe StrdBe pom
8abnbof sntIung, bic aIteu 9atrisier.
paIdfte unh 5anbeIsbduier Su Iehen.
Die Iunse 8obnboFsFtraBe 1T cine gis
gentbimLidteit Der uetItsn rufIifden
propinsitdots, bic teinen 4nSiebungs@
puntt fir bic giisnbobn bietsn, 10 oaB
oieie ss niht fir nOtbtg bdlt ben ums
meg sur StuotgreH5e bin 5u rIa3en.
9lsine, aus Sols erbauts Sommerhdus
fer NIT 9losnepdnoen uliifen ueine
pbantaite, Die fih ein mttteIuIterITdes
Bremen ertrGumts, etuftpsileu befries
oieeu. uno iplaHee id AUDI in Der
Staot bic als bic Glteits RuBldnos I'M
Sabre 1862-ibr 1oO0idbriess geitebsu
feierH tounte, umbertpduoere, oas Bib
bleibt oasIelbe: cine ODE, IdnapeiIige
ruiIiIhe 8oupernsmentsftobt NIT eirtis
gen aegisr1ingseebGuoen I'm Stil oerer
in petersburg. !
Doh ein s3euse sinfttgen 9ldu3ss
Ffiinst fih mdIertf1 um niss sinFDrs
mige Bib, tpie ein prdttigss aleiD,
ods benz abeemagertsn asibe su nett
geirprben -- bic alfe Stdbtrduer NIT
ibreu .3innen unb 8aftionsn. Sh babe
ben srpBen freteu Blds, Der etipu bic
Witte oes auf oem erbSbtsu gluBslfer
lissenoen Stnottbeiles btloet, iiber>
fdrttteu uno bin ourcb bic eerpDlbte
Sborfdhrt gum Wol1otp biuabgeftie>
gen. Snnell fhisBt bus 1hmuBige,
brduue 0ahsr 5u 9bol, oenfelben msg
eutlung. ben sinft bic ffanotnaDifhen
Segfabrer tamen. Der Gage mad foH
es Elm Seefuhrer Rurit aetpieu fem.
Der 862 init 'einen beibeu 8rioeru BON
ben auifen serufer puroe: rllnisr
Gano ift groB unb reid, a6er ss iIt
teine Srbnung bartu. &pmm unb re=
siere uus." Wie oft biefsr STUFF bis ouf
unfere Saee erIhoIl.u, bieLlsiht bat ibn
oesbalb bic aeeenbe an bic Ghperls
Der 8efhihte bes 2anbes geieet Go
riel fteht feit, bab tiibns Wtiiwoer ourh
bic Tepa. ben 2aboeaies irno Den bic
len nit benz Jimenfee perbiubeRDen
.@cI6Dr herGaftaHlsH uno bier ri,
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Oeidbrlid,es Temer.
in ben AnIasen ssr albert u. Rri :
Htr avi Rslf Garb Gs. ein G4a.
ben bsH $500 aassri&ist.

Gin ii6eraus sefGbrfid.s 5eusr tatt,
bic deuernebr seftern abenh su befdm
pftn. aurs Dor neun llbrn geiierr
4beno unrot 6ie Geutrwebr nod Der
anIdgen Der albsrt u. Rraemer ari
pcit Gdro Co., SO. 1I1--115 Gf
Dritte Strdbe serufen nHb bic Q0it.
mcnniddfien tntoedten bei ibrsm Gin.
treffen, Dab eine GuantitGt gelIuIDio.
plotten In belIen Jlammen fidneen.
Gs bsourfte auberorotntiihtr Mn.
ftrensunseH, um sin llmfihsreifsn ber
Glnmmsn nuf anbere 9oinlitdten sl'
ptrbiiieu unb Der G@aben oiirfte fif
daf etipd $500 ttsifferr. Btsiislif
Der gntftebunssnriahe ipirb cine elm.
gehenoe lnterfu6uns BON bsp 3scIisei
angsiteIt sperben.
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uno Dorldufig ais ptrbd6tig einge.
fperrt mie Der gonFnl Ginodlio Be-
Bduptet. ipiro Der 8erh1fftte in peru
sSrb., ipegen Wlorhes eefuht. Dit
bieiigen Bsb0roen bdben bic g)oIisei in
pern telegrnpbifh BON Der Berbaftuno
bendhri6tigt uno tpdrtsn nun auj
antmort. Die Snboftnahme guoa's
srfolgie. neil cine 5rouenspsrion. nit
Der SuIammtn er Dor einigen 5dgen
tier eiutraf un0 bic i6rer gtbuuptune
nad feline Gdtpeiter ilt, perfhisbenen
qanbsleuten segeniiber it6 iiber ihren
9ruoer beftfperte uno i6nen Derrietb,
ooB Cuba in Peru einen Worb be-
aanasn hdbs.
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fpiheni9uften, ipurbe fp6t am Dom
neritag abenb in elmer GiFterne BEL ieis
rer Bobnung NIT burhf4nittentr
8e4Ie tobt aitfgefunben. Der Coroner
IT NIT elmer llnterlu9ung bei6dftigt.
+ CT Ssnator aittrebge. +
5ot Sprtnss, art., a. mai.
Der friibere 8unbesIendtor &ittrsose
bon Glib Ddtota tit bier am Dom
neritag mad einmonotliher &rantbeit
geitorben. gr fam por sfpet Wo6eu
bierber uno f6on felt aebn Sagen
bate man ftiinbIi4 fetu 4blebsu err
fpdrtet
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Sia0 Sic abgeTnaltel2
VerfnAen gie nidbt, itd) NIT Nas
tentsWsebisinen, iueld5e MIfpbol
entbaitem, an ftGTfeH.

g3enH Sie abaemnttet urb fhfpub ifHo cber
nit getjtgen @etrduien ober traeHbeiner gus
teHtnebiSin sa itdrtsu, IpeIcbe SeuieGbeu &ffeft
beroorrufeu
@5 TT Hur tenspordr unb bts gte0sftpH laBt
S'e ihlimmer 5urala perru lie slbor.
9obRs 1J2ebtsiH ift cine refine gtubruuo8mtts
teIsgaehisin; ibre @gfiaubttetIe ttab Habs
reHb uH6 ftdrieno. 5tnts fommt i6r alS gtars
tuEesHtttsl nHn ssprpergufbGuer gietd fiji ale
SdlBs uno GnHeeHletoeH.
Ste eItbdlt feiIeH @lfoooI cher fd6doIide 8ros
giie1t aoolen Sae ftd nod beute etHe 6Ini@e.
5te Dtro ste ftGrf MAIDEN BergeiieH gle
ni4t, oab pie TaeetStH felt tiufstg SabpeH tuE
Sebrau6 1T.
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ilnt ELF Miilipnen
tBarOen bic grunseigsnt6ums Gin.
fdabuRaea in 1ami(tua gounlp
Mmherbalb bon Cincinnati nnS
Sscrfupob erb6bt.

Die Stadts Gtsuer Rommiffipn
bat bic Ginfh6bungen bes @runbs
eigentbums In 6dmilion gountp. NIT
4usndbme bon Cincinnati unb glors
ipoob, tpelhe 3fpei Gt1bte fpdter an
bic Reibe fommen folIen, um $10,z
838,860 erbobt. Sn Cincinnati III
Der ReniIiDnsrnfb bertits als auss
siei6ungsratb 5uidmmengetreten, mas
audi tpabrfdeiHIi9 in Rprtpooo ses
Thekn pirh.
Rur Elm 5oipnfbtp In 6omilton
GouHtp, Der anberfon Up, bleibt
unoerdnbert, ebenFo bic aorporotionsn
Wt. mdibinstou, Rennebp 5eisbts,
Mobiicnpills, Wilforb. Terrace gart.
Jernbonf, gdrtbags, arlington
6eigbts, Glenbdl. unb Wponrina,
tpdhrenb bic giHfndsuusen in gOllsse
Gin um Is 2/3 prDsent reou5irt
tpnr6en.
Die GiHi66bungsn in Columbia.
grcsbp. 6nrrifon, Willereet, Springz
feb, Gnmmss unb Bhitepdter5onu
ihips tperben I'M 33t prosent, bic IN
g0lerain 9otunIhip um 55 prossnt,
bic in Delhi unb Spcamore 5otpnfbtp
um 80 grpsent, bic in Wiami UNI
100 prog, Die in 9reen Up. um 20
prOs.. bic in Rstpton. Glspes, Sdrts
rpsa unb 2odlanb um 10 gros., oie in
Soflen, Gilpertou. Debit uno Wtt.
oealtbB nm 33s prOs., bic in gleaiant
Ribse, Sanlcr port, abbpftpn unD
aoDelanb am 90 pros., bic in gbepiot
unb Reabine um 25 pros., bic inRort6
geno uno CT. Bernard um 90 gros.,
bic in Glmnoob place um 70 gros..
Der in Nt. airp I'M 40 gros. unb bic
in 6drrifon um 60 Bros. srhoht.
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SeiHu serletnHsem erlsseu.

Der 8ouunt,rnsbmer Gbarles 8,
Dillon. BON go. 1921 5urriu Ctr.
erIas ssfteru abenb ben 8erlesuneen,
bic er am Mtttpoh selesentltb eints
4utcmobii llnfullss bdponsetrdgtfi
hattie. Serr Dillon mar betanniliG
an Der Spring grcpe uno Mit6ell
apenue BON einem Der G4aht Wsotpr
Go. stb0rieen autsmobiI. b0s Don
sinem anssitelIttn Der Girmu. lgsas
mems G<orse Rotbler, gtlentt puroe.
nienergerannt nnroen.
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reidsn srsnnbsn, bic It iib i'm aaufe
Der Sabre birh Iein fsrnbeutfh<s
mefeH sii triperben stipubt, burd ben
1pb sntriiIfn fpprben. Idg itnb
Gtutbe Der gterbisung Enb Toiptit
nod niht oflberuuuit iporb<n.
Sm beitsn Mldnnesalter, i'm AZ. aes
bsnsiobrt, i'll geiterH Elm betannttr
oeutidsr 9iirgsr. 6err Jlorio n
Gidinger, In bic Gfbigteit bin<
iiber9ef6lunimert, inhig betruuert
nid,t rur bon IeineH.- Nngeb0risen,
foHbern audi BON ben pielsn syreunben,
Dit sr fih burf feine berporrdeenben
gbordttereisenI6aften 3n srtDerben
geipubt bate. Die gstrbigung finbtt
am 5anitag Wsorgen um Z 1lbr bonn
5rauerbaufe, Ro. 248 Wrbarpt Ctr,
aus ffutt, fporduf in Der ct. oobnns
nee sirdx an Der @reen Gtrabe UNI
adt l1br Elm fsierEihes Requiem eeies
brit tperbeH ipiro.
Inter aubsrorosntlid 3oblreider
getbeiliguag tpurbe gtfern gahmits
tag bic fsrblide 5iilIe BON 5errn
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taHnttn beutifen gionier uno strisas.
rettrdnei 3ur lebten Ruhefidtte gtl,is
tst. Die 7rausrFsier fanb in Der ges
frrmirten GdItms airhe, an Der Gn.
oamore uno Drharb Gtrnbe, itdtt unb
rurbe pon 5errn paitOr Carl 6epl se.
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duf malnut Oils uno am 8rabe purs
fen BON ben 9ertretern Der perf6iebe.
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men 6err Sito elmer xm Gntfhldf..
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ments. fir tpelhe Commander 9S. g.
adifer BE gebdhtnibrebe belt, Der
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.uHb 8. Wombers; Der gerbanb Der
Veteransn ots Rsuntsn Regimsnts
mar ourd ore 5srrsn Soispb s3iefte,
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iJraHf o. Raiier pertrstsn unb Der
entlt Boiten ourf bic 6srrsn Bun.
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6. W. o. auebbert bas Gncampment
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trof.
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tpeiten areiisn bic aunhs bon BEN gss
fern .rfolstsu sIbIeben BON yrnu
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fteoi. pernommen ptrbsn. Die 0era
itorbene, bic sin alter bon nur AZ Tab
rem erreifte, mar bic Sohter bes por
eirIstr 3eit Derffprbsnm srsiisu Tsufis
ters Germ Strmann Bellfsbt, f.. iinn
ouber ben srnmgebenaten Gdt.en
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8creirigts an ndberen 6tnterblisbenen
nod bret griiber. Raptnmeift.r 5ers
mann BeIhebt. IT,. ponDeHper unb bic
6errtn Chris. unb Winiam geiIffebt
BON bier. DIE Beerbieung ffnbet am
Samitos Rahmistog nm 2 1lbr rom
Srauerbdufe. 30. 1720 2oean Gtrnbe
aus ftott unb bic BeifebuHs trfoIgt
auf bsm Dsutfden 9roi. Grisbbof oaf
Wnlnnt SiIs.
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JnipeftisH Inn SuIlHhtsbanie.

Jm ftdbtifhen 3uflu6ssbouie fanf
geitern Rohmiitos nie idbrlife Jus
fpettion ourh bic itdotiihen Beh0rber
ftatt. 8os 5dupttreigniB mar na.
tiirli1 bi. pdrnbe Der aabstten, biz
Dor WadDor G&pob, Stherkitsnirei,
tor Email. goIi5.i6ef 5adfon unh
anceren ftdotif4sn 9epdrtements6efa
ffattfonb. uno gu Der fi4 au4 sin
aubercrbentlih 5ub!reihes publitum
einsefuHben bate. 6err Gmda.
Ranor G4pdb unb anbere 6reunbs
Der 4uftalt bieltsn iur5e aniprd6erl
on nie Rinber.
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I'm GonHtas Ruhmittos um sfpei
libr finbet in Der Tsemoridl 6ale
hne @srfanlmluns Der Dereiniguns
Der Deterdnen bes Reunten Gbiotr
GreipilIissn Resimsnts itatt. In
ipslher be abrs6nuns besiislth Der
tiirsIi9 ftattesbabten SubiIdumsfei.r
erfoiseu ioll.
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3 oeisestsnn, sno 2saaten

Die 5ractirR Go. min an Der Melfs
fsiie ber Donnsn Strobe. sipiffen ben
y. d 8. G<IsiisH unb bsm Diiilfust,
einen einitodigen Hau poa 354 bei
370 CUB erriHisR IdHsn, Der Epei6ers
5lpsden bienen anb $50 900 tcIien
fou. Die GsitufHoft unttrbrtiisis
geiterH in Der Gebdahe JnfRttDrss
Cffiee b1s Geiu6 um AusitsQnng ei,
mes Bousrlaubnibff<ins
5m it1htiiden 9oucmf tpurben ges
isern bic folgsHbenBa BausrIaubniBf define
ertpirti: Grisb. pfkser & Co., fthss
Hodges @tb6ube an Der Gpsamore
sipifhen Der M4ten unb Neunten
Gtrubt. $50. 900; sJr. Wsiblfronnsr.
2ait5dises Wobnbdus an Der 6cire[I
nabe bsr Wbitfitlb Mperue. $4,000;
HALTER O. Ddpp. sipstft6dists WD1ns
bous an bar Gamble Gtvobe nobe Der
6igbee Npenue. $500.
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1elegrapbii4e 9tDttseu.

- Sdrl bon 6isroupmi. Der unsds
ride SanbeIsmiutiter, TIT am 8ou=
Rerftag In 8uoapeit ssitorben.
- Sn gtthuIsoiGIs, SD., bat fid
6oaie 8lateman, sin 10 Sabre aItes
Mdb6sn erfhofsn, neil es DON fsiner
Wuttsr ausssi6oltsu porbsn mar,
neil es elm Seller ser6rohen hatte.
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Anseslid,sr M5rser.

Qfuf weranl0Fung 0ss biefsgen ii1-
IienijGen aoniuIs q. GiHDe1io ipxrbe
Geiiern pom ben DetsftiDes @romnnn.
@tnnfmann unb Rubitrs an Court
@trabe unD Hrp6bnop sia 5fafien<r
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