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Mrs. N. P. Elufson and son are
visiting relatives at Silver City,
Thos. Marshall is at Apache Tejo
ranch.
Mrs. F. G. Jansen has returned
from Illinois.
7. +. Anderson, of the Fairbanks
Morse Co. is looking over the valley
with Capt. Knowles.
DR.. C. c. Parish Of Pecos and H.
M. Coleman of Mineral Wells are
among our latest prominent land
purchasers.
Mrs. Stecker and Miss Forsythe,
with their escorts, Of Silver City.
will be entertained at dinner Satur-
day evening by Mrs. Thurmond.
Mrs. Z. j. Eittreim will move to
Silver City this week to accommo-
date Mr. Els change in railroad
runs.
S. F. Williamson Of Mississippi, a
graduate of the University of Mem
phis and P. Y. Culbertson Of Angus
Ia, n graduate of the University of
Georgia, are prominent among our
highgrade investigators.
Fred Browning, the talented son
of Judge and Mrs. Browning, and
a recent graduate Of the University
of Southern California, has come
back to the Kinnear store and will
soon be associated in the business.
He holds certificate from the Cali
fornia State Board of Pharmacy.
Fred is one of Deming's foremost
sons.
DR.. and Mrs. S. D. Swope and
Mrs. Ben C. Weaver were at Silver
City, Friday, where the doctor de.
livered the chief address Of the
week before the Summer Normal
students and met the Grant county
physicians 10 the capacity Of coun'
cillor for the territorial association
The party were subsequently guests
of Col. Bushnell of Fort BayarC
and DIR. McDermott at Haywood
where they were most cordially re
ceived and entertained.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-21

Wanted for U. s. Army. able
bodied unmarried men between the
ages of IS and SO; citizens Of United
States, Of good character and tenn
perate habits who can speak, read
and write the English language.
For information apply to Recruiting
Officer, Fielder Building, Deming,
NJ. M.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-21

-t'"t#4@" "ttf A"t ITO HFfNi
looked an fine AS they do this year
2 II Cooper encountered . ant
vein OF volcanic ash 20 10 25 feet IN
his new well and II makes 0. II,
feel like alfalfa.
DR.. Connaway will cut two crops
Of cane this year and II any farm
In the Southwest can make better
showing we are willing TO walk over
and see about II,
d. ID. Wintamute left Tuesday
for Kansas 10 'emain there for a
few weeks visit before proceeding
east to New Jersey. He will he
on the job again in November or
December.
A. W. Bridgeman. who recently
came here from Kansas. says he
has been In no less than 80 states
Of this glorious union and that the
Mimbres Valley will soon be able TO
beat the bunch.
Henry Meyer will cut his second
crop Of alfalfa next Monday from
seed sown April LIST and knowing
ones say II will go better than a ton
TO the acre.
o. H. Cooper has received the
keys from contractors Fairall &
harrington and as soon as Mr.. Will
kinson gets the painting and dec
Grating done, the family will move
into one Of the finest ranch homes
In the valley.
II you should go out on the Little
Vineyards Co. tract you would see
four men digging fences, day and
night shifts Of five men digging a
well. four men and eight mules dig
ging bitches. four men and four
horses planting seed, 73A acres sold
and SO cultivated. Something do
Ing.
Superintendent j. B. Taylor is
very much interested in our farm
development. Thursday he was out
inspecting George Bumpus fine oat
field and brought in a few heads
measuring IS inches long and a stalk
measuring IA inches in circumfer-
ence. He sent the whole outfit
back to Oklahoma City to let them
know what big crops really are.
j. C. Wilmarth. the energetic and
successful business manager of the
Fl Paso Herald, drove over the
country. Wednesday morning with
c. j. Laughren, H. II. Kelly and
James B. Cooper Of the Alis-Chal.
mers Co. He viewed the work of
the Little Vineyards Company and
saw the Humid, Hicks, Connaway
and Mcbride farms and is more en-
thusiastic than ever before in his
booster spirit for the Deming coun-
try.
Less than a month ago the MINI
bres Valley Realty Co. sold r. II.
d. Thompson. a live hombre from
New York, a 40 acre farm two
miles southwest Of the city, and
now he has 80 acres plowed and
planted to beans, 50 he can take
matters fairly comfortable for the
go days required for a bean crop to
mature. Starting with raw land,
fencing 40 acres, clearing blowing
and getting a crop into 30 acres in
less than a month from the date
that man sets foot in the town
seems a pretty good record. Beans
here do not net less than $50 per
acre and usually $40 per acre and
upwards, so Mr.. Thompson says
buying land at $75 to 500 per acre
with water furnished, he will al
most, II not fully. get his land paid
out his first 80 days work, and still
be ready for his fall planting of al
falfa, which is his ultimate aim for
his entire 40 acres.
Rrownie Savs,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-21

Ifyou're working in soft pine wood,
free from knots, free from other ohstruc-
lions that generally oder resistance 20
tho edge of the chisel, then yoA are
working under ideal conditions an
ordinary chisel will answer.
II you are working in hard timber,
with the grain, across the grain, through
knots, against other natural distractions
you can make the conditions ideal,
the accomplishment lies in tho use Of
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-21
ABOUT TOWN.

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Inc uhAfii'c mas 4" pu'c''a'e' io'
cIose-in REIMBURSEMENT. a' " r'sn'
PRICE
Moore tonight, and more than
usual SATURDAY n'sh' ~ Tue e'ys-
tai.
The ghost walked SATURDAY on the
SANTA re anu 'ne pos' s"''e' ae-
coro'ng'y'
Adam Wilson has been eating
ripe watermelons from MS garden
since 'u'y Gnu
J. M. Crawford mas SOLO MS plack
stallion, Prince, to W. H. Jones OF
Fort Cummings. CONSIDERATION sooo'
Young woman wanted 10 learn
the telephone business. Apply at
the central once.
We are panied to announce that
+. y. Pattberg ms had second
paralytic stroke at Los Angeles ana
that the case IS very grave.
II you know Of any Russian this
ties growing on any OF your vacant
lots, Kill 'em quick They're pad'
Rosch q Leopold are rushing
work on the new school building
that will eclipse anything In New
Mexico.
Chas. Scrempp reports a cloud
burst at Luxor, "Wednesday morn
ing, at about Z o'clock, Deming
had light sprinkle.
]. E. Grover has Just shipped 592
pounds OF flne mohair 10 Boston TOT
which he Will get the Top OF tne
market.
c. j. Laughren has been grading
Granite avenue south from Pine
to Buckeye street. A great i'm
proSe''e"' !" 0"' ~ " ~
c''y'
T. }. Grover Is cultlvat'ng hVe
acres OF tomatoes at HilIsburg' Cal
ifornia, and expects to get 20 per
ton, which is the contract price TOT
canning purposes
rOs'''a''e' o. Z, - ~
M'a mas Just pu's''"'su ""e pam"
Oh o. W. 0ra"io'a' WI. o'a"'o'u
sn'ppeu seven p'""o' " N"
"''"'' d ie" '"'s'
Mrs. Jas. Fairall cut her hand
severely the other day on broken
glass while canning Iruit' Ut.
o'eeu a''e"ue' a''u y ""' . . -
iof oil" 70 Jake ese'"' ''''' ~
oresS'hs '"e "o''''
Blackham q Son have on exhibit
ton at their machine shop No 4
Advance. new style pump, which is
guaranteed to lift GAO gallons per
minute, any depth down to l26 feet
head. 1t is a light compact ma
chine and very easy to handle
DR.. Moran says: by constant
caring for the child's teeth as you
would for the child's hair and a Wis
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-21
PERSONAL.

.'tttotvt of's"" s'.-~ @N~si ~ from
the farm for several days.
Mrs. Albert Morris has been Wis
iting relatives a. Engle.
A. j. Hutchinson has returned
from the III Paso hospital.
Sam Tracy has gone to California
for the summer.
Dick Tidmore Is the new driver
on the Wells-Fargo wagon.
Mrs. McGlinchey is visiting FL
Paso friends.
Miss Stella Bridgman left last
evening for Parsons, Kan. She will
teach next year at Mama, Okla.
Fred Sherman and Lee o. Lester
were in Las Cruces on official bust
ness this week.
Miss Larsen is attending Grant
county teachers institute at Silver
City.
c. s. Dick Of Carrizozo was the
guest Of his old friend. z. W. Red
ding. this week.
Mrs. Jennie Martin of Silver City,
Is looking after the little folks at
H. ID. Green's.
Chairman NJ. M. Killinger and
wife are at the Mimbres Hot
Springs.
Cashier Arthur C. Raithel and
wife visited the Norcops at Separ
over Sunday.
VIM. Chester and wife Of Louis
vile. KY. are guests Of their uncle,
George Chester and family.
Col. and Mrs. Hudson and Uncle
Tom Hudson are home from a very
pleasant sojourn in Los Angeles.
II. F. Blackham, wife and son
Sam. went to III Paso. Wednesday,
the gentleman to take Masonic de-
grees.
G. w. o. Martin, who will be the
first candidate for Mayor of Hon
dale, and his good wife. are guests
at the Mimbres Hot Springs.
Eli Parkhill. assistant cashier of
the Home National Bank, Llano,
Texas. is guest at the home Of
Edgar Hepp.
Miss Bertha Phillips. the popular
chief operator at the central tele-
phone Office has been spending a
few days at the ranch near Mutt
station.
Miss Rita Wilkinson Of Santa
Rita. who has been the guest of
Miss Florence Ament for few
days has gone to Hachita to visit
Bud Williams and wife.
l.. ]. Gilstrap of Oklahoma City
is the guest Of his uncle, Supt. j.
B. Taylor. He is much impressed
with the country and will probably
locate here. His class of young
men are cordially welcome.
Mrs. E. C. Reynolds and mother,
Mrs. M. j. Clayton. accompanied by
the formers two children, Walter
and Doris Gilbert of Bisbee are
among our latest arrivals. They
are ut the home of Mrs. Koen.
A. w. Bellard, secretary and
auditor Of the Tri-State Telephone
and Telegraph Co. of FL Paso. was
in the city on official business Tues
day. 1t is unnecessary to say he
found Jeff's end of the line running
like clock work.
Misses Kathryn Russell and Fay
McKeyes and Messrs. Ocie Rabbi,
Richard Young and Pierce Hughes
were guests of the Misses Watkins
at their ranch home. the first of the
week, Miss Russell remaining for a
few days.
w. +. Howard, president of the
| Western Pipe and Steel Co., of Los
Angeles and San Francisco. is max
ing irrigation Investigations here.
This company manufactures large
portion OF the well casing used on
the coast.
w. +. Davis is home from his
trip thru the Middle States and
says that good many people are
looking forward To moving to irri-
gated sections owing to so much
drouth and the uncertainty of
crops. He further states that Dem
ing is more talked of than any other
city in the southwest.
DIR. /. b. Keller Of Pittsburg, Pa
has leased the rectory on the Epis'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-21

For irrigation wells see Trow-
bridge 4 wilscy, box i75. They
will do Il right,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-21
Brownie Says

That II a horse loses the rood
late at night. he Ia liable to drift
around In the mesquite til morn
ing"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-21

Lost Ladies gold watch and pin
Waltham movement. Lost between
Collins home on II. r. avenue and Rabb
house, Reward for return to GRAPHIC.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-21
New Time Card.

The following schedule went into ef-
feet on the s. P. Sunday, June 4,
Deming time.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-21

Blue Grass Chisels cut in moro ways
than one-they'n cut down your trips 20
the oil stone, and considerably.
A combination Of perfect temper and
high grade crucible steel Is responsible
for the wonderful edge-retaining quaii-
ties Of the Blue Grass Chisol.
Today the expert mechanic can outfit
his entire tool kit with the Blue Grass
Brand oftools-and the Blue Grass chissl
bespeaks the excellent quality characters
istic Of every tool bearing the brand.
II you seek hieAest quality, your
search ends In the Blue Grass trade
mark. Tho mark that guarantees.
NORDHAUS' VARIETY STORE
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-21
WEST BOUND.

Advertise in the GRAPHIC and get re
suits.
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Rleins pDIiaeiaadb bridbtes,

- Gin Ghleihbisb enttDsnnsie aud
Der Wobnung oss 8xniruin Ambte.
go. 326 Meit 6. Strdbt, $5 In Ha0r.
Iotpie Elm p1ar G6uEe.
Ter q Sabre nlie Rsger ghas.
9rpDts, pon gsD. 703 GnrIisle Ane.,
tDurDe geitern Mbenb an 8. Mn<nus,
nnte Sobn Strobe. bon itinem RdfFss
lelcl7tn Gorace Molier tp1brerlb eis
nes Streites In ben Wodsn gsiioGtn
unn 5iemlid3 icblimm rexiebt. CT ipiira
b., nahns er ntrbunb<n ipcrDen
mar. tuegen linfuss ein9eiperrt. Sein
Gegntr rpurbe tpteen RDrb1Hgriffs
siugefperrt.
- prli3ift Gllenrtib<r ilnb Sta
Observation-Disclosures Osilfs, pom 2. Dis
ftrift. nerbofteten eeitern ben George
Turner, BON go. 1926 Gilbert 2fpe.,
tntes Der sfnslngs bss Ginbruns. Dis
Nsrboftung erfolgte ouf WtrdnlniIuue
b<s somes EDbin, eines NnGb1rn bes
Eurntr. Qebter<r mar In 9Dbin'a
Gans eingtIfisgen nnb bntfe aus BEN
3immer <in<s Rietbers HGnsns Wm.
&9estGu sinen CslbbtsTaa ssltohltn,
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G6iHssadsrtdbten.

Rem gort, %. SUM. 2lngetome
men: Baltic, DON 2iDerpoOl uno
Quesnstopn; n5umburg", Genuo uno
glsapel. abgss.: r5dmdIo oi SGnoia" ,
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na4 Qsip Yort.
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bon Rep gprt.
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tonic" bon Giperpool.
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geriomal'N NotBeH.

rnter ben qdfiueiersn
hes glpr6bsutIfeu 2lDpooampfers
QronprinseFin gscilie", Der am
DienTtoa BON Rem gort nab Bremen
abasbt, befinben ii4 pie io!senoen Gins
eiHnatier 6errifdfttn: Grl. Wdriu
gerabuuIen, Serr g. 2. Sys6btimer.
Or. 6. o. y6rtmsper. Gruu 6. 8.
;FSrtmeper, 6err Worris 6artens.
5err Sarrp SOTepb, 5rl. Sulid u
Renb, nerr Wtaurice 3. Greibsrg.
sErou Weauriee 3. Grtibtrs. S5rl. Caro-
fine 81. Syreibers, 5rl. RoId Wenger,
G5rou g. 80. pris. 5err Daniel Segal,
s5rau Daniel Segal, Waiter Daniel
Geqal, s0err Gotparb 6einsRiTer,
sSrdu G6tparb GeiHsbeimer, Grl
StetId 6sinsheimsr.
6err Marinns Roon, elmer
Der 1lteiten 8plsgblaits 9rGeer, Der
aber fhon felt einigen 5nbren fich I'm
ipohlperbienten aubeitdnb bsfiubet,
peilt BET ieinsr G1iDsitsr Grai iSlpsr
in milloughbp BEL glepeldnh auf BE-
fun. Die GeIntpiitsr babtn fi4 ieti
pier3ig 5abrsn ni6t gefeben-
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aaaI5es UinenaaHes gpIssbfa Wtontas 20. Saai 1911

Snmptpme na6 anft6t Der Geiunoe
beitsbebDrben auf gbnlera beuteu.
Den gaffdgieren Der /. 8diiite tpiro
morgen bic 2anbung geitattet tperben.
Rabtate Si3tIianer.
Glepelanb, O., %. Sunt. -
Aus @uib bariiber, baB i9nen niht
eeitQttet fporben mar, am Sonntag
Ra9mittdg fir cine proseHion elm
6eiligenbilb aus Der 81. Rofentrun3
Stride gu ne1msn, Itiirmten nebrere
6unbert 5i3ifianer, Glieper Der Ges
meinbe, bus gfarr9aus unb DerIu49
ten ben Reftor Der 9emeinbe, Reo.
iSroncis S. 5aleb, aus benz 5duie 81
iperfen. Vur onr6 bas 9d3Dtf4enz
tommen Der 9oliSei ipurben lie an Der
ausFii6rung ibres 8orbdbens oerRin>
bert.
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Sort Dortb, Ser, 25. Sunt
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transport oon gleoslanb mad 2eapens
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OefdbrtidJe aouifion
3mii6sH gatrslpassH xno Strab,H'
babuear.

qdtroltpdgsn go. ] tpaibirte geiiern
Rahmittas aui Der Riidfdbrt Rad osm
9dtrotbaus an Der 9sorge StrGbe nit
Gar 80. 3 Der 7. apeuuc ginis. Der
linfaa ersignsie fich an Der Gde Der z.
4penue uno plum Strabe uno Der
Strabenbabnlpasen bsfuB CUR 3eit cine
isbr grobe Geihtpinoigteit. gioh ans
gabe Der goIissi iou Der Utotorntann
bic Ghulo an bem unfdn irngen. 9da
irollDaaen go. i, ipeI6er pon Dem
Subititutss poli5iittn gltm. Rolins
selsnft tpurbe. fubr bic plum StroBe
in iiibliher Rihtung entlang. pdbreno
Der Strabenbdbnipdgen in tpeitli6er
RintuHg bic Z. apenne enilang fam.
RclIing hSrts, nls sr fih Der Strabens
treu3ung ndberte, bas 6ernHnaben Der
Gar unb gab bic poreefhriebensn
Warnunssiisnole. tpei6e iebo9 angtb.
lict BON bem RotormdnH ignorirt
tpuroen. 8sibs iyuhriperie errei6ten
bic Rrsusung in bemielbtn aussnblid.
Rolling batie Geiitesgegentpdrt senug.
bic pFerbe init einem pIDblihen Rud
mad rehts berum su reiben uHb bers
misb bierourt. baB Der patroluaaen
bon Der Gar in Der Witte setroffen
tDurbe. 9sioe pferoe tuur0sn gu gooen
sefhleubert unb eins oerIelbtn purbe
10 fdsrer perlest. oaB Is auf ancrhs
nuns BEG geterindrarstes Or. Snpber
srfhofIsn iperben mubi:. Dus anhere
Psr5 tpuros lsifter perleet.
SR benz pairolposeH btfanbsn fidb
bic pDlisifien pets cannon un6 Sobn
61n. neld. beibe duf bic Gtrabe ses
fhleubert tpurben. ieboh NIT unbeoeus
teHbsn aneiihunaen bapontomen.
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Der so .sSabre olts Benjamin lins
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mad, Der GmpFonssnoro fiibrenoen
sgobrpeg liegenb aufgefunbeH. er
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oah er Iif bos Gsnid, ioDie oas
red3te 9ein gebroden bate. Der Grsis
itdrb stpsi Gtunoen fpdtsr uHb Der
Coroner !purne beHd6ridtiat. Ob nns
oerhiu iif bic 0srlsBungsn infolee
eineg sufd1ieen Stur3es 3ugeScgen
bat oner oh CT BON Der geranba bes
8. Gtcdpertes, uuf pelder tr tura
rprer aefeiTen bate, in Die 5itfe
aeiprunaen iIt, lieB fid nod ni6t feits
feIeH. Giniae Wlinutsn Dor Gufftns
buna bes @erlsbtsn bate isine 5ohs
ter Gftber unoerhin, ibrer Gefpobnheii
aemdb, bas 5Ofpital aufssrufen uni
Iif, mad, bem 9efinoeH ibres 8atera
erfunbiat. Gie .rbislt bic anttDort
bob berieIbe anf Der 8eranod iis'
unb Iih ben lImitdnoen nah ipcbl BE-
finbe. gine baIbe Stunbe fpdtel
purbe fie an bas StsrbeIoser ibrss
@aters eerufen. nIs oerfelbe ietner
Iebtea 4temsng tbat.
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gelbitnpro ooer ltmfan !?
s5ran aatt Nsbslf pereiftet iid) NIT
aarbolidnre.

Die 30 csa6re alte ;srau Rate Reos
bid itarb geitern Rahmittag i'm JrDrs-
ton Sotel, go. 818 Wnin StrdBe an
aarbolfdurepergiftung. Ob es iih bel
TEN lobe Der sSrau uu einen 5elbit-
moro oner einen llnfua banoelt. lteB
iin nod niht isititellen. 8erGoroner 1T
nit elmer llnteriu9uns bes Sales Be.
ihGftigt.
GeItern Rdhmittdg sseen A llGr Ia
men mebrere ainber in bic 4pot6ete
oes 6errn Gdb an Der s. aDenue uno
Raip StraBe selaufsn uno perlungtsn
We0i3in fir cine trnnte 5rau. Der
apptbefer trtunoigte iih nah Der ga.
;ur Der aronfheit, iebod tcunten bic
Ginber ibm meter feline Ausfunft ges
len, als baB Srau Rsboif i'm Sronton
botel trdnt fei. Gr idpbte lie mad
tenn 6otel suriid, um dus3ufinben, an
ipel6er Rrantbeit bie 5rau leiot.
Surge 3sit ipGter ftetIten fih bic Rim
Der ipieber Elm uno iogten, oob ss iih
I'm cine notwithstanding tanols.
apot6.ter gab bersitets Ihnea Elm Ges
Cenmittel uno elite mad benz 5ptel,
idnb Die iyrau jeboh nurmefr ols Get
DE Dor. Or. Grimes tpuroe gsrufen.
ionftatirte ben 5oo unb 6ena4ri6tietc
ben Coroner.
israu Renoid mar Dor etfpd Orei
Monen nit ibrem 8dtten un6 ibrem
k8 Sabre dlten 50ftsrden na9 Giuciii.
noti getpmmen. iscod nobnte i6H
Wann, Qlp6a Re6nid. Elm Wiiiiondr
ni6t NIT fsiner 7Sdmilie, ionbern fiji,
iict allein amber 9ine Gtrabe. aaG
ausiaae bes 566terhsns fam ibr 9G'
.es am Gamitag su linen unb serietf
nah turssr 3tit nit Der SHUTTER in Ct
atn beftissn Mortpehfel. Setter
Rdfmittdg aeasn 4 nr idsitte 5rdr
| gsboid ibr 36htsr4en aus benz 5aui,
| nit bem 4uftrage. NIT anosreu 8iH
bern gu IpieIen. Rurse 3sit fpdteI
fpantte iis in bds i'm sritsu Stodtper
tefinblihe 3inmer Der Gruu guuel
uno idnt nit benz Ausrufe: sd hof
Gus geriehen adrbolidure seuom
nsn!" berpuBtlos su 8poeu.
| >Sn bem 3immer Der Sooten tpurb
cine in elmer Retpportez 4potbete oe
tdufte ;5Iai6e nit Der Qufidrift
rGfpeet Spirits Of Ritre" sefunbeu
fcelfe sinen Ref aorbolidure entbisli
gran Rsboid befano ii6 na6 ansdf
ner anoeren Betuohuer bes 6otsl
Ttsts in gutter Stimmung. tpesbalb Die
i.I6sn ni6t olauben i0nnsn, bah +
Selbitmorb bssanetn bat. Die Geld
, ipurbe sundfft nnh Der Worgue a
oraht unb fpdttr bon Dm. goung DO
:. Ro. IL Sout apenue. 2utonia, ap., c
mem 9ruber Der 5oSten, reflamirt.
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Teudtes Grab.

S0moustn, g.. 25, Suni. -
Dapib grotpnsa, 16 Sabre alt. uno
sgrdnt Benton. 10 Sabre nIi, geibe aus
MILAN, triranteH am Sonntag Ttprs
aen In Der R6bs BON Wfilnn I'M 5uron
syluB. grppnsll ipurne beim gaoen
pom ar1mpfsn befallsn unb ouf feline
6ilferife tam gsnton berbei. um ibn
su retten, aber grotpneIl rib Benton
NIT In bic 5isfe.
gholeranerbG4tig.
Rem Dort, 25. Suni. - Der
Daupfer hamburg" bon @enua uno
Reapel, Der bier beute Nahmittag eia>
trdf, fpurbe auf Der auorantGneftds
tion speds geobahtuns feiner 9afas
eiere suriidgeholten. Dor feds 3aeen
itarb ouf bokr see eth fiinfiGbrigsr
Rnabs an sinsr RraHshit ntsfn
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Hlakpirate,s
Hraaben Drei nGampers1 iR Der
aQitte Ses Big AQiauii. u

6oiparb Dlitdsn. q. Greb unb 6.
Rimmc. fdmmtIih BON Delhi, trenss
ten stffern Wlorser gegen 1 lIhr duf
Der Riidfobrt bon benz uniperiitp ca
ger nd1 Camp Cleo In einem Hahen
ben Big Wiami uno batten ungefdbr
bit Rittt bes syluiies erreicht, als
ibnen ein gnnce, In tuelhem fih brsi
Wdnner befnnben, enteegtniam. Gi1
ner Der Qebteren Bat In b0flieher
Weife Inn sin Gtrtihbol3 uno ala
Mithen unb feline i5reune nahe an
bds gnnot bernnfubrtn. um benz
Munffe nnhsuiommen, ergriff eintr
Der Jnfaifen BITE Geite hes Rodens.
ip1brenb sin anberer ben brti iungrn
M1nneril init pcreeholttnem Nepplper
befnb, tom ibr Gslb ous3ubGnbigeH.
De Dlubpisctsnr ssteutssen S1.13 unh