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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-07-07
Great Increase in Gambling Reported
to League Which ls Fighting
EvIl-Womcn Victims

Misunderstanding is on the In
crease In England. According to re-
ports to the British Anti-Gambling
league, organized gambling is making
gigantic strides. and this despite the
fact that the police have made 1t
very difficult for one to place bets In
London and the other big cities OF the
kingdom.
II is stated that whereas century
ago there were only 20 bookmakers In
Great Britain and ireland there are
now some 10000 men getting their liv-
ing wholly or partly IN this way.
The turnover is estimated at about
s400. .000.0 on horse racing. and $780,
100000 on football and other sports.
The gambling evil. too. Is spreading
alarmingly among women and chill
dren and is restricted to no particu-
lar class Of society.
There have been 46 cases of wom-
en- bookmakers before the courts In
the last year.
The league has protested to the gov
ernment against the receipt of foreign
lottery circulars and called the atten-
tion OF the police to the existence Of
many girls betting clubs.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-07-07
CRIMINALS GAIN SYMPATHY
nMsn's Inhumsnity to Man" Doesn't
Apply to Women and Criminals,
II Seems.

st. Louis, Mo.-"Man's inhumanity
to man" seems in the way of being on
set In st. Louis and other southwest
ern cities by the treatment some wom-
en- accord him-if he be criminal
Everyone is familiar with the occa-
sional outburst which results in flow
ers and other delicacies being sent by
women to men convicted of crimes.
even when all they knew Of the prison
er Is what they have read In the
newspapers.
In st. Louis recently another phase
of this hysteria. as many term it, has
developed to an unusual degree. A
number of women. having gotten their
husbands into court on one charge or
another. have refused to prosecute. In
one case tie husband was returned
several different times, and in each
instance the wife relented at the last
moment. Finally he appeared charged
with wife-beating. and the court a<bi.
trarily ordered the offender to prison.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-07-07
Hen IS JACK OF ALL TRADES
'''v'''s, ~ y, Chicken Helps Owner
" Build Coop After He smashes
Finger With Hammer.

nTytown. N. Y.-The white leg
nen owned by John Grohan OF
AS'llo. which few weeks ago fol-
a nim to the trolley car to pay
sfe with nickel he had forgot
''s again proved her devotion to
- master.
re ether day Grohan enjoyed a
noidsy and he started to build
n'h chicken coop. The hen stood
no watched him pick up the nails
oFive them home. After he had
. '' rp half dozen the hen walk
ever and picked up one with her
- and dropped It in his hand. This
-, ''mple' and Grohan was getting
ven with his Job when he
'e''aed his finger.
nm this handicap he couldn't hold
= na''s The hen, seeing that some
~. vas wrong. held nail in her
,-- erohsn placed the hens head
~. ne board and with a gentle tap
s,S.s tne nail, and the hen then
''z'd up another nail.
F mat the hen held the nails
: the boards and Grohan drove
.s..., q bone and the coop was soon
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-07-07
MONKEY INvaDEs A SCHOOL
Escaped simisn Takes Possession Of
Room and Has Much Fun Before
Captured by Student.

Portland. Ore.--Escaping from his
cage at the Seven Mile house. on the
Section Line road. monkey ran
amuck, made his way to the Buckley
school house. located a short distance
east, and took possession of the
school. ousting the teacher and fright
ening the pupils.
The simian hoped from bench to
bench. then back to the desk OF the
pretty school ma'am. who had re-
treated to safe place. the intruder
thoroughly enjoying his freedom.
much to the alarm of the children.
After dlsporting about the room
for several minutes. the monkey
dropped into the drinking bucket. full
of water. The cold bath. most unex-
pected. did not halt the animal in his
search for entertainment Emerging
from the bucket almost as quickly as
he had dropped into 1t. he took a
straight cut across the room over the
heads of the pupils.
Finally one of the boys. braver than
the others. caught the animal after a
hard struggle. placed 1t in sack and
restored it to its home. but Mr.. Mon
key had created such a disturbance
that the rest Of the lessons for the
day in the Buckley school house were
called on
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-07-07


London. All It wants is value received
for its money. and everybody knows
It has the money.
So what was simpler. when little
art was required, than to send to
New York for It? All the agent In
New York had to do was to rush
along the best art obtainable. en-
phasis being laid upon the classical
and antique statuary. and the rest
was easy.
And that was = II happened
that one day several cumbersome
packing cases were dumped of a
train at Weatherford, consigned to
the Southwestern Normal. The pack
ing cases were sent out to the school
building. and janitor was instructed
to open them.
A little while later the janitor ap-
peared apologetically in the Office of
one of the faculty members.
Boss" he said, Pm afraid some
body's done busted de arms offen
one Of dem stachutesl"
The faculty man inspected the cast.
which was a COPY or famous venus
and tod the Jsnisor not 70 worry
about tnaI A Ainie ~nlie aiterwaras'
the same lanitor reappeared Win
Boss" he said this time. 'dey
ain I nopody pustec ois one. put SOME
body's sno' ioreot 70 senu aions de
pantsi -. .,
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-07-07

at q loss to explain Meyers motive. A
man giving the name of John Trask
bought an empty box, which had con-
tanned talking machine. Later in the
day he hired an expressman to haul
the box to the American Express Of
fee. where he had made arrangements
to have IT shipped to Galveston. Mel
ther the expressman nor the company
employer noticed anything particular
aboEt the box. which was securely
nailed and weighed more than 300
pounds. Whether Meyers and Trask
are the same. is not known here. but
the police believed Trask had himself
nailed in the box by confederates
after making arrangements for the
shipment.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-07-07
FIND FLOWERS EGGS COSTLY


kept on eating until the rest OF the
supper came. We didn't like them
either.
when the bill came the plovers'
eggs were charged at 91 los. 1t took
our breath away when we found we
had eaten $3.50 worth of them.
never invested SO much money In
eggs in whole month before. The
one and six portion discovered con-
sisted of one egg. And all the while
we were committing this gastronomic
sacrilege we were grumbling at our
selves for our economy In eating them
to save them.
Il am glad piovers are not a do
mestic bird you meet frequently. for
| shall blush every time see one"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-07-07
GOLD BY TR|CkERY
esok Turns Modern Science to
Good Account.
49,. without a Conscience Visits Nv
r.rous Chiefs and induces Them,
nv Means Of Talking Machine,
into signing Away Lands.

xeu York.-"T Tas reminded by q
...rv saw the other day." said sol
,,sr Of fortune. "of some of my ex-
-.,enees on the Gold Coast. when I
"a a cook who had the same fond
-. for cats as the cook mentioned
= another traveller. My cook was
.smed Quace Mensch, and he had an
nfoesting career.
4pe was an Accra, and he had been
4sIned By some Englishmen. who had
.ster MIN to London. There he had
nt into a fight Of some kind. for
rbIch he had spent year in Jail.
d, he had learned to cook well. and
lat Is something that is worth while
i that part of the world.
@ouace Mensch served me 50 faith
n1ly one year that when ! went to
EngIand asked him what ! should
trinz him on my return. He said
.here was nothing he would like so
nucK as a phonograph into which he
ould talk and make records OF his
nm ! thought this was an odd pref
re1ce. but when l went back to the
3o|1 Coast | took q machine with
1s, and Quace Mensch was delighted.
Sc served me faithfully Tor awhile,
nd then he suddenly disappeared. /
ksrred that he had taken to the
sssh. It was a lsng time before
heard from him again. and then one
~ he turned up loaded down with
i>ots to land which was suspected Of
bearing gold.
7 asked him how he got the deeds.
as grinned. l cannot attempt to
eye bis dialect. but he said the pho
Ngraph was responsible.
4 talked into the machine In the
7sat language he said. I said:
Chief this man is q big juju man.
and friend Of mine. You must give
lin your whole place II you want me
70 be good to you"
4 went TO village after village,
carrying the talking machine, and saw
CHEF after chief. / would place the
phonograpA so they could not see
What 4 was like. and then i would say
3 tie chief that I was juju man. and
vas prepared to prove it. He
would not believe me. but when I had
~ him quiet would turn on the pho
soEzpb and tell them that the great
Nju vas speaking. OF course. they
hd not heard Of talking machine
nd when they heard this voice com
inE nom little horn. they would ge,
scared and beg me to take all they
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-07-07
HAN AS MERCHANDISE
/. SHIPPED BY EXPRESS
MAKES LONG JOURNEY NAILED
UP IN A COMMON WOODEN
BOX.

Lawrence. Kan.--s Shipped from here
as merchandise In common wooden
box, man giving the name of Banks
A. Meyers. succeeded in reaching Fort
Worth. Texas, before he was discov.
cred by officials Of the American Ex'
press company at that place. Meyers
presence in the box was learned only
when. almost overcome from suffoca-
ton. he was forced to make II known.
Employees Of the express company are
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-07-07

serving notice on the wife that no at
tention would be paid to any attempt
to her part to secure clemency.
The beating had been administered
because Of the failure Of the wife to
supply her husband with money. 1t
was with considerable interest. there
fore. that the guards. from dis
tance. noted that in bidding her i'm
priscned husband goodby, the woman.
with tears In her eyes. pressed into
his hands a fat roll Of bills. apparent-
" attempting thereby to make up for
her ~unkindness"- going home practi-
caIly penniless herself as q result. as
II afterwards developed.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-07-07
Japan stops coIorIna Tea.

New York.--The consul general of
Japan, X. Midzuma. has announced
that the Japanese government had Is
sued an edict to Japanse tea growers
that hereafter the manufacture of ar
tificially colored teas in Japan was
prohibited.
This action follows the ruling made
by the United States treasury depart
ment that on and after May teas
shipped to the United States must be
free from any coloring or facing mat
ter whatsoever.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-07-07
~old Glory Chickens.

Trenton. N. J.--Rev. Nelson Brown.
a Windsor preacher. awoke early the
other day to find that two of his
chickens had changed color. One had
turned red, the other blue. A naturally
white rooster made the trio of nation
al colors complete.
The clergyman. wondering whether
his eyesight was out Of gear, asked
neighbors to look at the chickens
You're ali right" said the friends.
~but those fowl certainly aiu't."
Closer inspection showed that paint
was responsible. and the preacher
complained to the police He thinks
mischievous boys did the work.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-07-07
bad If only would promise to get the

had If only I would promise to get the
great juju to look after them. ] al
ways promised, and they would make
haste to deed to me any piece CT land
l asked for
THAT cook, of course. had no such
thing as conscience. and you can
see what civilization had done for
him. ! have heard recently that he is
now the richest man on the whole
Gold Coast and he got all he has out
Of the phonograph l gave him"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-07-07

Somerset, Pa. = somersaults were
turned by cows Of Somerset in cy-
clone that struck this place. tore OF
trees. wrecked buildings and did much
other damage It was the nearest ap-
proach to cow jumping over the
moon ever seen In this country. and
when the storm was over cattle that
had been carried through the air for
100 feet were huddled for mutual pro
lection
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-22
Der 6e6duptete, boB feline Jrdu BON
sinem Rdubsr srihoien NOR
ben lei,
Sn aihmonb, gu., Iel6it Der Grmor
bung Istner jungen 5ruu
uugstlast.
lie Qnnabms Der Recipro5itdtss8orz
lags 10 gut ipis iife.r
8emeiniane Sster ber

" Z III II u w Bctt
.gtqusn" unb 8rauen".
Waanafias, 9a., q. JuIi. Nm
81. 5uIi 1881 puroe bic Shlaht BON
guG Bun ooer Manaiias geitia9en.
Die apnf0oerirtsn unter JpbnloH
trugeu einsn eutfdisoensn Sisg iiber
bic Inipnstruppen unter Wc3orea
oapon. IS mar bic srite groBe ShIatt
beg gurgsrtrisges, tuelte ben Roroen
mGbtig aufriittsIts uno 3u geEpaltigen
Qnftrsnaunosn anrsgte. Sm 4u9uit
1862 iano cine Spsite grobsre Shlatt
BEL WianaFas itatt, tpelte unsntihles
ben blieb.
I'm oas 50id6rig. SubiIdum Der
sritsu ShIadt niroig gu bs8sbsH,
batteu bic r8rauen" unn r8lausu"
cine gsmsiniams iysisr aui BEN
| Etlahtfefoe perunItaItet, bel Der BIZ
sinftiosn Gsinoe rpie alte Jreunbe uni
griiber Tih begriibtsn. Gol. 9bmunf
gtrtelsp pom 8. 9irginiaer Regiment
/ bepiQtpmmnete bic 8eteranen in berg
liter Rebe, tporauf General Geo. u
/ Gorbon, apnf0Dsrirtensgeterun. uni
| General 5Ohu 81. Gilman, Gbsftom'
mdnoeur Der Granb armp OF the Re'
public, Qniprahsn bisltsn. Seoer Del
alteu Splbaten srbisIt elm bubihe;
/ Spupenirs sglb3tiheu.
9rdfiosnt 5aft. Der troB allsr pin
esrniiTs auf Der Rsiis ipdt Ra1mtit
tags iit sinitslts, belt sint
Rsos. NORM sr bsmsrtts, oab Del
arieq spar nod niht aus Der Wsi
asIhdfft Tsi, bura Die abihIiebuui
ppn S6ieogserittss sgertrdgen mi
gnalano uno yrantreih uno ipdtel
nit orst anperen 9robmddten oieie;
| 3isl um Elm gutStiit nGber gsridt lei
lie ReiIs BEG prdiioenteH Dol
Waihin1ton nah WtonaHas, Dslh
per 4utomobif angetretsn tpurbe. mai
bel benz itrstliten 3uiiaHb Der Begs
cine furttbare Strapase Wieoerhol
| blieb man i'm oiten Gref fteten mi
| ale gbeilne6mer Der 5our paren pol
| oben big unten nit StraBenihmuB Be
bett. Der pr1fioent 3orss baher Dor
Die Riitrsiis mad Woi1inston I'm gu
gssu MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-22
Das erfts neiblids Cpfsr Der apiatit.

gpm Gamprrdsp prp3eB.
giterbo, St1Iisn. q. Suli. Die
itiirmiitIse Sssns i.ii oem 9eginn oss
GdmDrraaproseHss fano am Jrsltas
in sSolee zines perionli6en Strsiies
apiIden benz 9enbarmsries 5aupts
mann Iobroni uno oem QDposdtsu
aiop ppn Der 9eribsibisune, itatt. Der
1umult par 10 fiirhierIih, bob aue
onoerem dbnoiotsn aus pern 0eriftss
yaol flcben. Gnrico alfauo uno 0sns
nnrp a6boiemagsio, Der Staatsssngs.
fuurben eelpdItiom non ben Gtnoars
men btnousssbruft; e,tprunni 9urtos
iossi befam sinen epiIeptif6ea anfaa
anb Der prdiibent Hiunhi. uHfdbig Die
Crbnnng frieber ber5uitsllen. mar se'
5rrungen bic SiBuns aufsubeben.
glahrenb bes 1umuits iiono Jabs
roni, sin 6dupimaun Der nsapolitants
ihsn Oslburmeris, ruhis uno aefabt
ba. Oils Der Gerihtsianl geraumt
Uurbe, iagi. sr: Die Gamorro, inner
bdlb ober aubsrfoI6 bss Gerihts, tam
mid niht inn s.rinsiten .inTtatsern.
Glefanbro 2ipp. elmer Der 5aupts
anipGlis Der gertbeibigung. mar friiber
Der Rsbatieur elmer 3eiiuns in Rom,
bic ungtp1hnlih gut iiber ale sipas
bie Gdmorra that, inforrirt mar.
5ubroni hattie ousseiasi. oab entbll'
Iunaen iiber bas zreiben Der Gamorra
bic Der Rebntteur aipp gemad3t bate.
niht NIT ben 8sbauptuHg.u iibtreirls
itimmten, bic Der abpotdt gipp bel Der
W.rsbeibiguns isiner alienien itsi
oufftelIt. Dies bate sinen hsftigen
MOripshiet sspifden Jcbroni uno
Dem abpptaien peruriaht.
4!s bic Derihisiisuns eroffnei
fpuroe, rihteis Der Staatsantpolt biz
sgroae an fy1broni, oh bic gshnup!ura
.3anffs, oab Der 0enoormsries Watt'
meiiisr gapissuiti perfuht babe ibn Su
percnlafsn. sesen isins Wi,aefan9sner
fulIhss 3suaniB ab5uItgen. .pdhr iti
Jobroni nntiporiete oarauf:
.3ansni sshors bem Ausnurf oel
Werkreherlrslt on. es mar gipn. Del
burt 3ansli Deriudi bate ,3euaer
fir bic 9ersheioisuns aufsusuufen."
Dieter 9isb sssen ben gbDota.en
fatie ben eritsn Sturm 3ur foiee
qipn ft,rie ,pis Elm ysrriidter; albbete,
moaaiO betheiiisit fid, gu Gunitsr
Der 3euaen an nsm Sptftoiel uni
gnrito alfano fIuhie uno ihimpfi,
inn gerein nit ben anoertT ansellas'
fen lpie ion dnf Jobroni nnb 4bbcie
maggie. ShIiebIif bsiabl Der Ora
iibent, oab Abbdiemagsic aus ben
Gsri1tsfaal snsfernt fperctn icllte
Sic rolIisn cbtr nifs aeben nnb MIR
ben pon Osnonrmtn gtpd6t uno as
ipdIifim binausbef1rbtr..
o. krricbte bnnn sins 3tit Ian.
eiuk unb Der prdIibent nes Derihts
rekm bic Osiegsnleii ipahr. ale gt
ibtiliasen su rornen. Iif fernsr atlsl
Decentralization 3u enihdlten mi
siemlih grober Grrtgung iaate bnnr
,Snbroni: Sabre lang babe ih bi
WtIsioiaunasn bisfss Wnnn.s Clio,
ertrneen. ohnt ibn bofiir Dor bic @s
rinte III tringen. benn ih bifli ihr
nfht fir tinen Wsrbreder. frnbtrn fiil
einen Wlenfnsn, BEL bem % nint rid
fie Inn Ropfe 1T.
Qlcp asrittb barber IN Wutb uni
nannk ben 3suesn sinen 1eunltr.
.0inen grSbsrtn 4eu6ler lpie 81
einey iinb. aisbt "a IN bfr 1flt nimts
! ausnsststs Tim DatSsnL /
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% bington .. g., q. Sufi.
Der befttgite 8ampf, ben cine 9lDmtz
INITIATION in pielen SSu6ren i'm synterz
etle elmer 8eIeBesporlage qefiibrt bat,
ptro am Samitag Elm GnDe errethen,
nsnn Die HectprD3itdtsporLaqe pom
Senat mil groBer Wlujoritdt anqez
nommen nerDen pirD.
Dab tpentgitens so bon ben 81 Ses
natoren fir Die 8orIa9e itimmen pers
Den, rpuroe am 0benb DON Senatoren
bon beioen poIittihen 4arteien pto=
pbe3et6t NQe 9emotrdten Bis auf
bier ooer flint tperoen fir bic 8ors
lage ittmmen uno audi cine 9an3e Nm
5abl Der reguIdren Republitaner. Die
Gegner Der 8orIage iinb Die meiiteH
republitanii6en Sniurgenten, bic BON
ben noroneitIihen Staaten tommen,
etnige reguIGre Republitaner uuo eiz
ni9e tpenige 0emotraten.
Die 5iibrer i'm Senut goben iib
Qnfdn9s Der 9offnung bin, baB bic
8orlage nod am Samitag 9ahmitz
tag bem Braiibenten. e6e er mad ge=
perlp abretIt, CUR llnter3eic6nung uu=
terbreitet tperDen tonne, ein 8eiuh,
ben Die Senatoreu genrpfe unb Crane
aber bem Spre6er Glart pom Reprd=
fentuntenbuus abitQtteten, 3eritreute
aber bulo oteTe 6offHung, peItn 5err
Glarf iagte ibnen, oaB es ibm unz
mDglil iein Duroe, oas 0aus lQuge
genug in StBung 81 buIten, nm bic
9pti6uft in gmpfaug 81 nebmen.
Die SiBung oe6 Senutes ptrb
! tpobrfheirlih nttt bsIonbers Iange
/ oouern, i'm Reprdientuntenbaus aber,
/ bas nidts gu t6un bat, III Ielten eiH
| Quorum beiidmmen, unb ou Io.des
aud am Sumitag Der San fein fptro,
biirFte e unnaDgiih Iein, Das Saus
Iange genug in SiBung 81 bolten.
uno ba iih oas 5ous pom Samftag
biz gum Wtittpot pertagen pirb,
fam bic 8Orlage uiht Dorher benz
Reprdientantenbaus 5ugeIhitt Dsrs
ben.
! Die 0orlage lit iopeit niht cejna
bert pprben uno iie piro obne 3Detz
fel aud am SamItag feline Qlenoerung
erfahreu, unD penn Iie bon Dem
/ Sprefer urb oem 8i5e prGiibenten
unterseitnet norben lit, piro tie ohne
Deiteres Dem grdfoenteu 3ugeEen.
Senator 2ufolette, g8is., beenoete
pd6rsnb oes Cages Tstne Reoe 9eger
. bic Borlage. Gr griff oabei ben grd'
, iioenten uno bic 9orIdge ieIbit on. 81
Qriff Die 0emotrdten an, beneH g
porpurf, oaB iie alIe5 aufbOten, III
bic 5Qrifoebdtte bis 5ur nahIteT
Gampuene binaus3u3ieben, I'm polttt
Itss RQpital Daraus IhlogeH 5u tou'
nen. uno er tpies burauf bin, oaB ot
Demofraten oegen ale 4menoementi
!, aeitimmt bdtten, in 0enen 3plreouta
tionen porqeihlagen paren. sSprt
. Gutihulpieung bafur lei gerpeIen, BAT
Der grGiioent bic Recipro3itdtsporlag'
nitt unter8eihnsu pIroe, penH III
, ireeuo Elm 3oaamenoement ange
: hdnqt nerbeu ipiiroe.
7 IS muB nod iiber 25amenoementi
dbaeitimmt perben, ebe Die gorlug
euoguItig sur Qbitimmuug qebruh
perosu tonu, oaruuter Die Sufouette
qmsnoements uno oos g8cIsHz I'm
8aumnolen 2lmenosment.
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%. Sabrgang.
lNetterberi6t,

Sir Gbio: Shones Wetter am
eamitas unb ipabrTfeinlih amSonis
tag. UtGbis iiorte ipeitlihe Winoe.
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georue, in ieiner Reoe Die pittigiten
Stelen Isbr Iangfam uno IN bsionosrer
getonune bon einsm Wlonuitrtpt pors
!as. sic srtIdren, odb ieine Q.uBeruns
aea als oielsnigen oes Gdbinets an3us
feben Isien, uno man 3rpelfelt nIdt oas
ran. oab es 1it um cine Weigerung an
TeutIhlano nit Rutiiht auf Marotto
bonoel,. Die 3eItungsn oriidsn bic Gn.
iht aug. eab oi:is ssiti9e Warnung
uerhinoern m0se. bag Die SttuatIOn,
be ourh Die 5orosrungsn 8eutfh'
lambs gsfhaffsn porpsn lit, gu eiue,
tritiihen psros.
Die .5imes" iagt am Samitue
Moraen eoitorieIl, pab oas eanSt
Qdno bic snergiihs uno ItddtsmGnnir
ite 9ssusnabme Tapib 2lopi
Georges auf bic eurppdii6e Gage
pie lie ourh bic Joroerunesn8eutId.
lambs aeTtaffsn fporbsn isi, inboiTi
ren perbe. 5oroerungen, bic nihti
mebr uno Hitts ipeniger beoeuteteu
uls bab Gsutihlanb bic abfoIut
gr1eominirung in europa 5uer.dnn
ipero..
aus Mlarotfo.
| ganger, Marotfc, q. Suli
giner Depsihe aus Gbienso sufolge i
Der iran5oiiihe 2eutnant 5biriet Sn
| itrutteur Der marof.uniihen 5ruppel
| in Rpu3ob, BON elmer ipaniiteI
gatrouills ansshdIten unb mibhanoel
iporben, neil er iish sspsissrt hatt'
lsom pisss ~ itsiSsn.
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unfutl ober SeIb ftmoro.
Green Spriugs, 8. q. Suli.
Die Qeite Der rsiden Dtttne, 5rau
2lnna Shielps nuroe Jrettag IN benz
SfpeFelbrunnen beim Sdt Rioge
5anitarium uufgefunoen. Gs IdBt
fih nitt feititslIeu, Oh etn unfua ooer
Selbitmpro porliegt.
unter fhperer Intlags
5ebring, 8. q. SuIi. Der
35idbrige 4rtbur Sturgeb puroe bier
unter Der 2lntlage perbaftet, fetne
Srau su perqiften periuht Su haben.
2sbtere Iie9t lett sinigen Wohen fdper
trant oarnieber, uno man behauptct,
oab ibr Mann tbr beimIIch 9ift BEL.
| bra6te.
mpr0et unp berdubt.
8uosben, Qlu., p. Suli. -
Nit ShentIen, Der iein 9elo aus ei.
nem gauperein ge5pgen bate. um cine
GeiIe nah ieiner in 8eutihldno lebens
cen 5amilie gu unternehmen, rpuroe
/ am SonHerlfdg uoeIo ppn uHpetdIHt"
zen Shurten ermoroet uno beruubt.
| Die furdtbar 3ugerthtete 2eite uuroe
15rsitag Morgen auFgefunoen.
Na b m q hinen.
gbitaso, 81, q. Suli. Die
| WablbebDrbe bat be'hIpFen, 1000
8ablmaininsn fir ben 9reis bon
| $942, 500 an3utaufen. 3peihunoert
Der Mtoihinsn miiHen innerbalb bon
dht Monaten abgeliefert iperoeu. uub
bic anoer.n tnnerbalb ppn apei Sabs
ren.
Der IsBs SduptIing bsr
nj mis-.
| 9eru, Sub., q. SuIi. - Dm.
| 8oofrun, Der lebte 5auptline Der DIT
ami Snoiansr, itarb am 5reitag, 81
Sabre alt, i'm 4rmsn6ouie ppn Mtami
| Gountb. Die alte 8pthbaut mar n.uu
NAL psrbeiratbst. Die 2eihe miro nc.
ben Der ieinss @aters auf oem aIisa
Snbianer Crissbpfs bsississ! rerSs&'
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~ - -
0:Hn C,1usm
-
Spielten 1lfb am syreifag tuieoer
m. Il
''osH'D Wv
~S'e He 'anm =" trBe"o e'as" ~"
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Wie iie fanm In irseno einem an.
oeren gaube i'm Werid3t
aebulbet tuiiroen.

Die 4nnabme Der Deio grrldgs
isst 70 gut rpis ssipib.
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Die Gage in patti cine tritiiae.
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21bi in elmer Reoe in aonoon cine
gBdrnung an DeuiihIano ersehsn.
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Der britiifx S6a samtstan3Ier 9apio
2pDo George
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Jn(anOge(egrap6
Sn 2anaGes
WD uor 80 sSabren bic erltc
Sdladt Oes Siirserfrieses
itattfanb
Sielt Vrdiibent 1aft am Ssreitag
cine Hebe.

Jn Der sr bic balbige untsr3sihnung
Der S6isosDertrdge antiiDoigte.