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Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-29
CITY TAXES OVER
 FIRE DEPARTMENT

At the weekly meeting of the city council held last Wednesday night the committee appointed by Mayor Frank Miller to inquire into the status of the fire department handed in their report.
 From the statement submitted it was learned that the total amount collected by the city trustees was S2314.S5, and the expenditures totaled $22329. 26, leav- ing balance in hand of $45.59. In addition to this latter sum there are assets in the form of building, chemicals and furniture approaching two thousand dollars, while the total liabilities at date are s2l8.
 On motion a vote of thanks to the late city trustees was passed unani- mously and the transfer of the assets
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-29
COUNCIL CREATES
 BOARD OF HEALTH

That the city dads are alive to the vital importance of sanitation to the well-being of civilized community is proved by the prompt manner in which they dealt with the ordinance providing for the creation of board of health.
 The ordinance, which had been pre- viously prepared by Henry Roden, the city attorney, provides that the board of health shall consist of the Chief of Police as chairman, Mayor Frank Mil Ter as ex-o1icio member of the board and one other committeeman to be nominated by the mayor
 On the motion of Councilman Bayles the rules were suspended. the ordinance read three times and passed without amendment.
 There is lot of work before the health committee, as many of the yards alleys and roadways are in a disgust ingly insanitary condition, and only prompt and vigorous action can prevent an outbreak of sickness. The new board is thoroughly alive to this danger and citizens will do well to cooperate with them in any action which the board sees fit to take
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-29

Notice is hereby given that the CO., partnership heretofore existing between F. C. Wiseman, Pat Whalen and L. T. Chambers, under the firm name and style of Wiseman & Co.,, is this day changed by consent of all the parties hereto, by the retirement of L. T. Chambers and the admission of Charles G. Lynn. The new firm will continue under the old name and style, and will settle all accounts, both debit and credit, of the old firm.
 Dated this the I7ta day of April 1911.
 F. C. WISEMAN,
 PAT WHALEN,
 l.. T. CHAMBERS,
 CHAS. LYNN.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-29
Will Run Hot TamaIe Gan

Convinced that mans happiness de- bends in a large measure upon the amount of attention given to gastron- omv. Mahmoud Khan, the former hot tamale man of Fairbanks, will initiate similar service in Iditarod at some not-far-distant date. The delicacies necessary for the decoction known as a tamale have already been ordered from the tropical climates where alone they flourish. and should arrive soon after the opening of navigation.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-29
To Open Up at Flat

Charlie Miller of the Merchants cafe is branching out. Following upon his visit to Flat last Wednesday he has de- cded to open frst-class restaurant in that fourishing burg. Associated with MT. Miller as partner will be Roy New ton, the famous chef and there is every reason to believe that their confidence ln the ability of Flat folks to appreciate good eats will be rewarded with a shower of golden dollars.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-29
GIantz Opens heW Barroom

To accommodate rapidly growing trade, Nels Glantz, the genial host of the Grand hotel at Flat City, has been compelled to make extensive additions to his already commodioEs hotel. An annex to the main building now accom- modates the bar, thus securing greater privacy for the hotel guests. At the grand opening of the new saloon quar- ters last Wednesday Nels was nearly overwhelmed with the rush of trade. He has since recovered.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-29
Co-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the CO., partnership heretofore existing between F. E. Snyder and A. Smith, in the con- duct of the Snyder House, Flat City, Alaska, is this day changed by consent of all the parties hereto, by the retire ment of A. Smith and the admission of Mrs. Anna NJ. Nee, to continue under the name of Snyder House. y. E. Shy der will not be responsible for any debts contracted by A. Smith.
 Dated this the 27th day of April, 1911.
 F. F. SNYDER,
 MRS. ANNA NJ. NEE.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-29
Will Clean Up the Courthouse

As slight appreciation of the cour- tesy extended in granting them che use of the Commissioners courthouse until permanent quarters can be found, the city council has agreed to supply two cans of oil and two cords of wood for the lighting and heating of the court room, aud arrangements will be made to thoroughly cleanse the same, at the citv's expense.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-29

and liabilities to the incorporated city of Iditarod accepted.
 A communication was read from c. C. Elder asking that he be appointed captain of the fire brigade. Mir. Elder is structural steel worker by trade, and therefore ''used to working up in the air ;' so he thinks he is especially suitable for the post. His application has been filed for future considetat
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-29
To Regulate Vice

At last Wednesdays council meeting an ordinance was introduced and passed without amendment making it $ misdemeanor to conduct bawdy house or to rent premises for immoral pur- poses, and providing a penalty of not more than $1O0 fine or 90 days imprison- ment, or both fine and imprisonment, for each offence.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-29
Taft Heads All the Fans

Chicago, March Redistribution of annual courtesy cards to Chicago National League games to distinguished "fans" was begun yesterday. "William H. Taft, Washington, D. C." received Card No. 1.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-29
Northern Cartoonist Quits the Game

Portland, Ore, March 1.-The body of Henry Eptng, an artist well known in Dawson, where he worked on the Yukon Sun, was found in a lonely spot in the woods near here today, He had committed suicide for some cause un- known.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-29
King AIfOnsO's Son Deaf and Dumb

Paris, March 1.-The king and queen of Spain have been informed by special ists that their second son, the Infante Don Jaime, is deaf and dumb.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-29

The following is an infallible remedy for the grip: One gallon of whiskey, one grain of quinine, to be well mixed before taking. If no improvement is noticed within a week, either increase the whiskey or reduce the quinine.- Whitehorse Star.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-29
Co-PARTNERsHiP NOTICE

Best watch repairing at Simpson s
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07
Fl PASO ISSUES 4
 WARNING ID PUBLIC

The Fl Paso board of health has caused the following to be distrib- uted in the houses Of that city in the form of a circular
 If the question were asked what IS the most dangerous animal in the world?" The answer would probably be the Hon." or The rattlesnake. But it would be far from the truth Inc really most dangerous animal comes upon its prey in a rambling genial way. flying the flag Of socla- bility. It Is the housefly.
 It takes ten or twelve days for the fIy's eggs to develop into a fly. which means that dozen genera. tions can be born in a single season. If this increase were not disturbed by starvation, changes of tempera- ture, and disease in their own ranks, there would be 'l95,OO0 bushels of flies-an "relatives-with few vagonloads thrown in for good measure, in a single season from one fly. There is a fortune await ing the scientist who can devise a method which will exterminate the fly.
 "A fly with only a thousand germs may call itself clean. 4 recent ex- pertinent with four hundred and fourteen flies that had not been specially exposed showed them to be 8 germ carryall from 1,250, ,g00 to 6,e00.o00 germs each. When a fly washes it's hands" it means that il is just shaking off some thousand
 germs. An experiment was made
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07
COOPERATIVE MINE
 ASSOCIATION MEETS
CDouglas Internationally

The first meeting of the South western Cooperative Mining asso- citation was held in the Gadsden ho- tel on Monday, at which the fol- lowing officers were unanimously elected: O. L. Neer, chairman of governing committee. with T. s. Laniberson, S. w. Gundaker, Charles W. McHenry, F. S. Douglas, F. O. Bostwick, A. D. Nanny, and Leslie Gatliff as members. and c. J. XII mer, secretary and treasurer.
 There were thirty members pres ent In Douglas alone the new as sociation has a membership of for ty-four. The object of this organi- zation is to give a broad publicity to the undeveloped as well as the developed mineral resources Of the country, and particularly of the great Southwestern country, and stii more particularly of Arizona and the state of Sonora in Mexico. They will boost, in a conservative manner, the entire country of the Southwest Knockers are request ed to refrain from seeking admis- sion to the organization. in order to save embarrassment when they are blackballed.
 The association will give a free classification on all specimens which are brought to them, not however including a chemical analysis. This classification will be made by a competent minerologist. The asso- eiation will aid the members in se- curing buyers for their properties or in financing the same. and twirl give the use of a large mailing list of possible purchasers in both the United States and Earope.
 The members will be charged an entrance fee of s5 and a monthly payment of s2 as dues.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07

dred national guardsmen from the
 various companies in the territory
 at this eneampment During the encampment the citizen soldiery of the territory will be instructed in field maneuvering, camp and guard duty. etc, by skilled military men. several officers of the regular army having been detailed for attendance at the encampment.
 It is now expected that the nun Der of the Douglas company in at tendance at the encampment will be twenty. The detachment will leave Douglas on Sunday next, under the command of Lieutenant Zeleny. It is not possible yet to get a list of the local men who will go with Lieutenant Zeleny. but it will be picked crowd and one that may be expected to give a good account of themselves.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07
UNCLE BEN FINDS 4
 LONG LOST FRIEND
Douglas internationally

Arriving on the train from Tomb stone on Monday evening was Uncle Ben Goodrich. the prominent attor- ney of the county seat, Registering his name at the Gadsden hotel, Un- cle Ben Immediately began in- quiries where Dad Davis had dug his barbecue pits, and. being direct ed to the place in the rear of the Roy hotel. lost no time going there and renewing an acquaintance which started in Texas some forty years ago when both were young men and Davis was barbecuing meat for the political meetings and religious camp meetings in the Lone Star State. Goodrich was not long in ne gotiating with Dad" for a choice piece of meat and was one Of the first men to appear at the barbecue table yesterday at noon. Mr. Good rich had an unexpected pleasure on his arrival here, as he met J. L. Hunsaker. the prominent Los An geles attorney, with whom he was in partnership in the practice of law in California many years ago. Good rich expects to go to Los Angeles during the present month and re-
 sume his residence and practice of law there.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07

Sore Feeti Never After Using TIz-
 Goodbye sore feet, aching feet swollen feet, sweaty feet. smelling feet, tired feet.
 Goodbye corns. callouses and hurions and raw spots.
 You've never tried anything like TIZ before for your feet. It is different from anything ever before sold.
 It acts at once and makes the feet feel remarkably fresh and sore proof
 TIE is not powder. Powders and other foot remedies clog up the pores. TIE draws out all poison ous exudations which bring on sore ness of the feet. and Is the only remedy that does. TIZ cleans out every pore and glorifes the feet your feet.
 You1l never limp again or draw ID your face in pain. and you'll forget about your corns, bunions ana eallouses. YouTi feel like a new person
 If you don't find all this true after trying a box of TIE. you can get your money right back.
 TIE Is for sale at all druggsts at 25 cents per box, or win be sent direct if you wish from Walter Luther Dodge & Co, Chicago, m.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07

O find out why it washes it's hands.
 Ia fly no different from it's fellows.
 was caught in a sterilized net and
 immersed in botle of sterilzed
 water. When the previously pure
 water was examined, 1t was found that the creature had left more than five million germs in its bath water.
 The house fly is born in offal- nowhere else. And his life is in Keeping with his birth He lives un- til the day of his death in filth. The manure pile. the cuspidor and the cesspool are his home. It is from these haunts that he comes 10 visit the kitchen the diDingroom and the nursery. He drags his filthy feet across the bread, dips them in the butter, wipes them on the meat, and hathes them in the milk. He seeks out the sick-room and sips the delicious excretions of the consum. tive. the typhoid fever patient and the child with summer complaint. Then he flies to the kitchen and de Dosits the poison on the rim of the and to the nursery where be lights on the baby's lips"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07

program to be observed when the .country's emblem will be floating to the breeze from the building that has the patriots of other days with in it's confines.
 This splendid testimonial to tho cause of the Hassayamper was or iginally Initiated by Gus Heymau. who is in charge of the collection O. a library for the home. and is now diligently engaged in his generous work at all points throughout Ari. zona. Mir. Heyman, 1t will be re membered, donated from his private funds the furnishing of one room with furniture as well as extending other assistance to the institution.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07
PIONEERS HOME GETS
 SPLENDID FLAGS

PRESCOTT. Ariz., July 6-Old Glory will soon be flying from the masthead at the Pioneers Home In this city. was the pleasant an nouneement made yesterday by Ma Jor A. J. Doran, superintendent of che institution. Through the kind and patriotic consideration of the public school children of Arizona, this splendid event has matured, ar- ter it was placed before the ebu dren by their several teachers through the initiative of the Feeder ated Women's Clubs of Arizona, who started the movement a few months ago. The flag is in tue possession of Major Doran. being re ceived yesterday. Mrs. J. B. Clevs land of the Monday Club of this city made the presentation. It is of fine texture and 12x14 feet in dimension The staff will be placed on the building within the next few days, and it is the intention to commem- crate it's raising by appropriate cer enonies on July 4.
 Henry Rockmark, who erected the building, is also imbued with a pa triOtic regard toward this institution and yesterday also presented the home with similar token. donating a flag sx12. In a few days an nouncement win be made of the
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07

Much mystery surrounds the alleged smuggling of more than S1O0.OO0 worth of jewels said 10 have belonged to Mrs
 John W. Jenkins, of New York Several "oHths ago Mrs. Jenkins reported to the New York police that her jewels had been stolen After thorough investigation the search for the robbers" was dropped Now the same Mrs Jenkins has returned to New York with her jewels again in her posse ssion and has lodged informa- ton with Collector Loeb that the jewels werc given to her by one of ber admirsr>
 mii'ionnaire. who, 1t is alleged. had Emuggied the gems Among a number of ~ealthy Western men formerly The friends of Mrs Jenkins one spoken of al,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07
TWELVE PERSONS DROWNED.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July G. Twelve men and boys were drowned in and about this city yesterday Charles Perrins, aged 30 years, said to be a wealthy New York tailor, was drowned while bathing in the Valley Creek at Valley Forge. It was necessary to open the dam to recover his body.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07

4 Marvel for Sore Feet, Acts Right
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07
GUARDSMEN FROM
 DOUGLAS ID ATTEND
Douglas InternatioaalJ

Preparations are now being made for the annual encampment of the Arizona National Guards to be held in the vicinity of Prescott beginning on Monday next. It is estimated that there win be no less than five hun
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07
ACTIVE cAMPAleN goa Fotx

ST. LOUIS. July 6.-An active cam paign for former Governor ,. W. Folk for president was launche1 here To- day by the Missouri Democratic league, which will make a fight TO have the Missouri demccIati, deiegs- tion to the national con, cation next Instructed for Folk.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07
LoRETro ACADEMY

4 refined and ap to date boarding and day school for young ladie and girls. s54.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
Sin frecber WaOrD.

8m. 8. MidIs, "a Sabre alt, wurOe
DOrgeltern Nbenb um Z ubr in benz an
leiusn Gabads uno Ronbitoreis9oben IN
go. 1904, Siebsnte @traBe q. 49,, Ros
BeuOsu 6intsr3immsr uOn eiuem llnbes
tannten ermorbet. @r atbmete nod, aIs
Elm 0sssrtnabs, Der gisaretten taufsn
wOute, unO bic BON oislem eiIenos be-
ua6ri6tiste, in go. 70I Mont 8ernon
BIace wObusnOe @attin WaidIes leiner
anlidtig DurOen, mar aber tot aIs Der
non benz Bruoer Oes @terbenoen berbeis
eerufsns Ar8t Or. 6. 6oones pom gto.
90 Soma Circle gu ibm berautrat. Der
Ui0rOer bate ibm nit eiusm S6raubeus
i9lifel, Der bIutbefsdt uuf benz Glide
neben Der 9ei@e lag. Die 6irnl9aIs sers
ldmettert. 0ierbun6ert Dollars in
bic Midle in i%siiisr Brief
taide sebabt bate, wureu UeridwuuOen;
cine biligs 9OlOene tbr. cine Diumants
YOrftednaOeI unO etpa $5O.O 90, Die fi9
i'll Dem @eIOrssifter befanOsn, fanOen fd
unberiibrt Dor. Oie HoIi3ei u~ermutbete
3uerlt, baB elmer UOn ben pier Ober finf
Mdnnern, bic nddtIiderwsils in benz
6intsr3imner 6arteu gu ipieIen pflesten,
UNI li9 fir einsu I'M Spiel erlittenen
gerIut gu enti9dOissn, Ous 0srbrsdsn
bssins, unO Usrbuftste ssiteru in friber
MOrgsuifunOe ben 5lsidbrissn Sottler
NIOu3O Simms non capitol 9eists,
Nto, Der ein ytsffe bes GrmOrbstsn ieiu
fol- uuO wdbrenO weitere Na9fOriduug
anseiteIt wirO, in @ewabriOm sebaIten
werOen wiro.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
9rMppem na@ Gbtma.

Die 8unoesregierune bat bei9lOi-
len, elm Gegiment Soloaten BON Wta-
Mia nod Dem dinelii6en Seebafen
@bingpingtoO, $50 Nteilen Don Be-
ting, am 8uier BON 8itidiIL gu emit
lenoen. 9qmit tommt iie IeoigliG
elmer gerpfli6tung ats benz Boyer
friege nod, peI9e ibr ~auferlegt, Die
@%erbinoung 5mii9en Setting unD
Dem offeuer Meere aufre6t 81 er-
bolten. Sn @mtsfreiien Iegt man
gea9orud oarauf, aler @eIt fIar
gu mo6eub oaB Die @ntienOung Die
Ier Sruppen feline politii9e 8eoeu-
tung babe uno ni9t als cine Snter-
pention auf5ufalien lei. S9On Der
umitnrlO, OaB nur elm &egiment &C.
i9idt miro, benefit, OaB Die Ser.
Staoten nidts @rOBes Dorbaben
uno fi9 ni9t in ben geDaltigen IN
neren &f gbinas einmii6en mol
len.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
etMerb66Me M~nerfennune.

Weorine : Gefret1r WieDer bat in
einem @9reiben an Near : AomiroI
OIterboas, ben 0-berftfommonoiren-
oen oes 9(tIontii6en @ei9maoers,
Oes Hr6iioenten uno feline eigene Nm
erfennung alisgeipro6en fir Die
pronlpte 4usfiibrltng Der unlGngit
Dorgenommenen MobiIiiirung oes
@eidwaoers, fir Die b%ortreffIide
S%anobabung Der betbeiligten S9iffe
inter i6mierigen l1mitdroen unr
fir oas gIdn8enOe @elingen Der Slot
tenreDue i'm SEEM Yorfer Safen unb
betont, OnB 8rdii0ent Eoft bohit be-
frieOigt BON Dem getpeien iei, iuas
er bon Der Sdlagfertigfeit Der Ma-
rine geieben.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
@interprD9ramn Oes
Sol. ImrnDereins.

0as Ioebeu oiisgeididte Binter-
prnaramm OeS Columbia EurnDeE
ems 1T ie6r reidboltig. Sc unfoBt
bier muIitoIi6e Sonntags : Inter
6altunqen, Don Oenen Die erIte, redt
ihon DerIaufene bereits am Dergange-
men Sonntage itottgefunOen bat, unO
Sic 6rei an0eren am II. Deoember,
am %. Sonltar uno om 81. Wfar5
ItottfinOen meroen, Ieinen groBen
Wosfenboa i'm alien MaionicEe mple
am 10. 9e6ruar uno einen Sinner
Mosfen6aa in benz @eretns6ults am
Sreitoq, sen 10. 9LpriI, Orei Gang
frdBden, zines am gora6eno beg
Danflagunggtoges 90. RoD.), oaS
speite ant 0onneritug, ben %. Sn-
nuor unO 0as brittle am 81. Wedr5, cine
Garren=5 itung am 8. 5ebruar, orei
5tiftunqsfeIte, oas Ser 8arenriege,
0as FINITE, am Wittmo1, ben 6. Des-
6as Oes 0amenbereing am II. Wfor5
1tnO 6as 0es Columbia SlirnlOereins,
0as Ied5igIte, am 81. april. 9o5n
fommen Die @ei5nadtsfeier nmI9itt.
poh SEN 81. Sea- 5DlbeIterfeier am
81. 8e3y elm bumoriitiI6er Aberlo
am 5onntag, ben 8. MGr3, Elm
Some Salient +aben0 nrn Z. Ipril
uno cine &orleiung am SOnntag, ioen
IL. MGr3. Aae Oieie unterbultungen
nit ausnobme BEG @roBen Masfen'
baGs, ser, pie geiagt, i'm Maionic
temple abgebnIten lnerOen miro, fin.
oen i'm @ereinsbauie Ttatt.
am Donneritag, sen 80. Mat Dirs
Der Columbia Surnbereiu in @emeir.
idaft nit ben oeutfden 8eteranen
6es s. gotaiaons ouf Dem 8roipect
Sill 5rieobof ben @rdberidmiidungS-
tag feiern.
9us Undertakings Gomite, be-
itebeno aus SEN Surnern S. Sit @or-
iiBer), SuIilts Dubring ~(itenOertre-
TENDER 8orfiber), s.. q. 8eoaDerO,
Safo6 9aungarten un6 glug. 2int,
uno 6os &aus-Gomite, beitebeno aus
sen Eurnern 8ern6oro gnores (gor-
iiber), Sobn 9GIt, Mar Sdmiot unO
gilbert 8ubIer tbeilen iiH in Die Nr-
belt ser @~orbereiting ttnO Der 9ei-
ttng oIler 6ieier ltnterbolt1lngs8 Ser
.anltaltungen.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
3ara6setebrt

Mtt benz NorooeutiAen 2IoDO.
oampfer George @aibinston" Der
am Montag in Seem Yorf anfnm, I'll
Der bieiige 6euti9e 8otihafter Groi
bon 8ernitorff nit ieiner @emabliu
tpieoer 5ltriidgefebrt. Or bat feline
Serien olf ieiner 8eiiBung am
Starnberger : See 5ueebra6t unh
in Der lesten 3eit in Berlin an Ser.
banoluneen tbeilgenommelL ii6er Die
er ii9 aber feinem 8eitunes : Be-
ri6teritatten gegeniiber ausipreben
poIIte. Wait oemieIben 0nmpfer
fam aud cine befan1te eefonene
@r0Be, Der abgetbane NoropoIentoe.
der, Or. ST.. 81. goot bon ieiner GU
ropareiie 8uriid. @r be5eidnete Die
3eitunesnadri9ten iiber ben Gm-
pfnng, Der inn in &openbngen uno
anoersno bereitet tpuroe, aIs I'M
pabr uno ideint ben Miutb, aud
fernerbin fir feline quite Sade
ein8utretert nod nidt berIOrer gu
bnben.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
air@Ii6e 2Otisem.

Somntoe, ben 90. Nopember, uIlo
mOrsen in 8 Gossn, pereinisen ltd wies
Der, ME in fribersn Sabrsn, bic 3iOns.
gemeinoe al Der 6. unO 60 Str. un0 bic
@oncorOia @emeinDs, 90. uuO q Ctr.
3u elmer gemeiulameu Beoba6tuns Oes
Goteufeltes. SIS wirb cine @eOG9tniss
feier ifattfiuOsn, na9mittass 8 ubr, anf
Dem PrOfpstt 6iG Trieobofe. Der bless
idbrise Setter it 9err 8oitOr 8ersner.
Der fir bic Sei@ufuns 0 ~ssOrudten
Yrosrammen. &eoner ulw. IOrgen wirb.
Soute Oos Wetter nnsinitis lein, 10
finbet bic 6eier in Der 6opeae, anOerns
Faas Dor Oerielbsn tatt. Das selammte
Deuti9tum 1T ber3Iid einseIucen. OBJ
pobl aid cine Der NnIpra9en ensIil9
gebalten wiro.
Der 0ortras, ben Bait. MOrtiu 2ient
am @Ountas MOrssu in Der @OncOrbia
Gir9e belt, mar elm iebr intere6anter.
Gr bate mebrers Sabre in 9oudnOii6
@juiana all Der NOrOtifts Siioamsritos
susebra9t unO mar bort in uielfude Bes
riibrun9 nit Der Mrbeit Der BriiOerees
meiube unter ben M~usldbisen setommeu.
@eiue Mittsilunsen bei@rdntten iid
Oeun aud auf Oieien l3peis Der Miiiis
Onsarbeit, unb bic 8eiuder er GOncOrs
Oia @emeinbs lOI9ten ben NuSfibruhgen
nit GROCER Nufmertlamteit. Nm Mtitts
mod reiite YoifOr 9isnf nit Ieiner Sat-
tin unb einem stli9e MOnate alien RinOe
pom Baltimore na9 Bremen ab, UNI ans
fongs 6ebruar ieins grbeit in gentraI.
Snbien auf5unebmen.
Der goncOr6ia MilIiOnSuerein bate
feline monotIi9s WerlammIuns om Don.
uerstog Na9mittas. Gr ernonnte unter
anoerem elm BsIu9stOmitts, Oas BEN
gaItor III 8elu9en inter Rronten, Dir.
men unb GrsmOen bethlehem lOa.
Nm Oonuerstas NbenO ~feierten biz
GOncorbin @. 9. sQebrer na9 ibrsr Dor.
bsreitunssi tunOe ben 10 Subrestas Oe'
germdbIuns ibres Experimentation uni
belen @attin, 9errn NIB 6rOu Ostal
@abf9. GrOt Der 3abI Dreissbn Dsr:
bra6te man etli9e iebr sIidLi9e, frObl
Stunben in Der Wobnuns bes SubeI-
paares, SO. 1886 . Str. q. B.