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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-07
DANCER IN DELAY
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous
for the People to Neglect


The great danger of kidney trouble
Is that they get firm hold before
the sufferer recognizes them. Heal
tn is gradually undermined Back.
ache, headache, nervousness, lame
ness. soreness, lumbago, urinary
troubles dropsy and Brights disease,
follow as the kidneys get worse.
Don't neglect your kidneys. Help
the kidneys with the reliable and
safe remedy, Doan's Kidney Pills,
which has cured people right here In
Logan.
Mrs. William r. Jacobson, AZ s.
Fifth East St., Logan Utah, says: Il
was troubled by backache and kidney
complaint sfor years and was unable
to obtain relief until | began the
use of Doan's Kidney Pills. The con.
tents of the first box made a mark.
ed Improvement and | continued. its
use until entirely cured. My health
has been of the best ever since Other
members of my family have also
been benefited by Doan's Kidney
Pills and We all think highly of them.
All persons afflicted with kidney
complaint should give Doans' Kidney
Pills trial"
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name = Doan's and
take no other.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-07
heir normal condition.

their normal condition.
Chambers Kidney and Bladder
pills may be obtained at any reliable
store and are always guaranteed to
cure or money refunded.
Chambers" is the kind you want.
Sold locally by A. s. Horne, Drug
gist, Logan, Utah.
Price soc.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-07

Or. Thomas Electric OIL is thu
best remedy for that often fatal di,
ease-croup. Has been used wit.
success in our family for eight year.
Mrs. l.. Whiteacre, Buffalo. N
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-07

Heavy impure blood makes a mud.
dy, pimply complexion, headaches,
nausea, Indigestion. Thin blood max.
es you weak, pale, sickly. Burdock
Blood Bitters makes the blood rich
red, pure--restores perfect health.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-07

Stops itching instantly. Cures piles,
eczema, salt rheum, letter, itch, hiv-
es, herpes, scabies-Doan's Ointment
At any drug store,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-07

II the District Court. Probate Division
in and for Cache County. State O.
Utah
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-07

n the District Court OF the First Ju
dicial District OF the State OF Utah
In and for the County OF Cache
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LEGAL NOTICES
eRosATt AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICE.

'onsuit County Clerk or the Respes
tive Signers for further information
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-02
E. C. KINSEL RETURNS
FROM A. ID. $. MEETING

Il. G. Kinsel, the Michigan-aVe'
druggist. has just returned from New
York. where he attended the sixth
annual meeting OF the American
Druggists syndicate, manufacturers OF
household remedies, of which he Is a
member :,
Goods manufactured by this syndl-
cate bear the letters A. ID. s. and are
known from the Atlantic 20 the Pa
cific. The syndicate was organized
I'm 1905 by Charles II. Goddard, and
it's growth since that time has been
marvellous. The organization now
has $1,000 members. assets OF 81
100000 and a plant in Long Island
with ten acres OF floor space. 1t Is
planned TO erect two new laboratories
this year, one in the middle west and
the other in the south New ware
houses will also be erected at strate-
getic points. Through cooperative
buying, manufacturing and selling
the syndicate is able TO supply It's
members with everything in the drug
trade. Beside 1850 retail drug
gists the syndicate includes in its
membership $500 physicians and
druggists
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-02
DIR. STEVENS KNOCKS
HOVEY'S ORDINANCE

DR. Rollin II. Stevens. chairman or
the sanitation committee OF the De-
troit Board OF Commerce, has issued
an open letter in which he explains
why the committee asked the ordi-
nance committee of the council to
hold up Frank ID. Hoveys garbage
and rubbish ordinance. submitted last
October. DR.. Stevens congratulates
Mr. Hovey on his tenacity of purpose
but points out what the committee
considers are weak spots that make
the ordinance undesirable and inef-
tective as a corrective measure. The
requirement that all garbage be
wrapped in paper is commendable, he
thinks, but cannot be put into prac-
tice until the city establishes an in
GENERATING plant, which will take
long time. Manifestly, he says, the
method of collection depends on the
mode of disposal, and until the latter
is changed, DR.. Stevens can see no
reason for changing the present ordi-
nance. He advocates a rigid enforce
ment of the latter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-02
DOW OPPOSES PLAN TO
IMPORT ELECTRIC POWER
Manager of Edison Concern Calls
Federal Company's Proposal
Stock Jobbing Proposition"

George i. Monaghan, counsel for
the Federal Light & Power Co, OF De
troit which plans TO import Niagara
Falls electric power to Detroit from
Canada. and Alexander Dow, vice
president and general manager of the
Edison Illuminating Co. Detroit, were
the chief Witnessed In the hearing be
fore Lieut-Col. G. S. Richie, of the
7 United States Corps OF Engineers,
Thursday afternoon, in the old fed
eral building, on the application of
the Federal company, for permission
from the United States government TO
make the proposed importation. The
testimony vii! be forwarded to the
secretary of war, in whose hands
rests the power to issue or refuse
the permit
Mr., Monaghan set forth the plans
of the Federal company, explaining
that il had already completed ar
rangements for the purchase OF pow.
er from the Ontario government IS
I Hydro-Electric commission. and had
secured a permit from the Dominion
government 70 export the power The
Federal company, he added, had ex-
pended $4,000 in promoting its plans
thus far, and was ready 20 deposit a
check for $4,000 with the United
States government as an evidence OF
good faith, should the permit be is
sued
Regarding the price to be charged
local consumers for the Niagara pow
er, Mr. Monaghan said II would be
considerably lower than that now
charged by the Edison company,
which he argued, now enjoyed a
monopoly in Detroit.
Mr.. Dow represented that the Fed
eral company's plan was a ''stock-job-
bling proposition to sell stock to easy
marks" and he declared that if the
secretary of war granted the permit
ii would be most valuable asset to
promoters. Mr. Dow asked Mr.. Mon
Afghan to name some of the members
of his company. Mr.. Monaghan men
toned the names of several promin-
ent citizens. including those published
in The Times, Thursday, and contend
ed that the personnel of the company
was sufficient to stamp it bona fide in
every respect.
Continuing his attack, Mr. Dow said
that If Canadian current were to he
allowed to come into the United
States, Detroit power should be able
20 find a market in Canada. The Edi-
son company had made an effort TO
cell current to Canadian companies,
hut the latter were frustrated by the
Federal company in their efforts to
get permission from the Dominion
government to lay cables under the
Detroit river.
Mr.. Monaghan asked If they had
tried TO use the Michigan Central
tunnel for the purpose, whereupon
Thomas Stewart, stakeholder in one
oc the Canadian companies, replied in
the negative. saying there were OBJ
Jections to the use of the tunnel.
Replying to Mr. BOWS questioning
of the good faith of the Federal com
pany, Mr.. Monaghan said that all
monopolies. when threatened with op
position, were in the habit OF making
scurrilous and misleading statements
He asked Mr. Dow how much he paid
for his stock in the Edison company
and how much water was used in or
ganizing and exploiting the company.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-02

Mr. Dow answered that when the
Edison company was organized IL had
about so per cent OF water in IL, but
that il had all been squeezed out. and
that every dollars worth OF stock
now represented tangible assets.
Mayor Thompson sale he was in
favor OF granting the permit 10 the
Federal company believing that com
Petition would prove advantageous TO
the municipality. He thought the
rates and regulations should be under
municipal control.
Mr. Monaghan said his company
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-02
ROOMER GONE, ALSO
JEWELS WORTH SITS

One short mp for a sleepy roomer
cost Mrs. Frank Ayers, No. BAL Ly-
caste-ave., $l75, according to a re-
port she made to the police, Thursday
night.
well-dressed man rented room,
Thursday afternoon. and declaring he
was very sleepy, announced that he
would retire at once. An hour later,
Mrs. Ayres found that the room had
been vacated, and investigation re-
vealed that her diamond and ruby
ring, valued at SIS, was missing also
a diamond ring valued at $500. She
gave the police good description OF
the man.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-02
NEW coRPuR.TIoxs

LANSING. Mich, Feb. 2.-The follow
Ing companies have filed articles OF in
corporation with the secretary of state.
otes Cement Construction Co. Detroit,
100000; principal stockholders Bur
iOtes, George NJ Houlk. American Steel
Belt Co, Pontiac. increase from $50. OO0
10 100000: Casavant Bros. South Ria
ven 5000 Chassell Creamery Co.
tie. Creek. 100000; The Clark Memorial
a Nonic association. Kalamazoo. 800
900; Peoples Ice a Coal Co. OF Flint.
5000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-02
TM" Men CrueIlr sInIn

CHICAGO. Feb. 2-The murder OF
Pasquale and Salvatore Marello. broth
ers whose bodies were found in their
room in an italian boarding house ON
tho south side, horribly hacked and
diehgured with a Ratchet caused tho
pHice today To throw out sragnet
that will cover every Italian settle
mentNln and about Chicago. in an effort
10 stop the series OF Black Hand out
RACES that has spread terror through
out those districts. Ten men have been
arrested. q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-02

Grand Trunk system has recently
placed orders for over 1000 cars OF
various kinds. These include "A pas
senger coaches, % baggage cars ovV
box cars and l,0OO coal cars. IN 81
ditlon TO the above. 94s cars Oh az
kinds have been received rom .he
manufacturers and put into service
during the past three months
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-02

would be in favor OF leaving the regu-
lation OF the rates and regulations 20
either the city or federal authorities.
Lut he thought the local powers would
be more familiar with conditions and
thus be In better position TO handle
the matter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-02

CHICAGo-"Eyery bachelor his
own seamstress." is the slogan OF the
Fellowship Housewoman's club In
their effort 20 have sewing taught to
boys In the public schools.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-02
w,.a.or osoc,., Nab. rnd..lrnbies.

ImmigratiOn OFFICER David Cheyne, OF
Windsor went TO London. Ont, after a
foreigner who had eVaded immigra-
windsor from Detroit. and came back
with three additional offenders. He
discovered that the trio had reached
London by buying through tickets
from Buffalo TO Detroit and dropping
off i'm London, thus avoiding the
Canadian immigration inspectors at the
border The quartet paid fines In
Windsor aggregating $160, and three
OF the four were deported.
Rus,oes.-iike Printing. No fuss and
M feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co., 10
Tobp n ~ Pr Nain iAaS or Titv 3SSh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-02
Explosion KIN. Two Women.

CkMBRIDOE. Ills. Feb. Two wo-
men were KILLED.. UBotbee 'robabiy IN q.
ttily injured. ara OF" inau sciielsly
exploded at a farm residence one and
ons-hslf miles west OF here early to-
day.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-31
ghilip anbres pernnaladt.

9err YbIlip gItl0reS, HeOaftelr
Der .5reie 9refev In Council
Bluffs, batte Waithpoh slbeno, tlir;
aadoem er Der Omaha Sribiine ei-
nen geild, a6geitottet, oos llngIaf,
aIs er Die Snrnam StraBe at Der
10. StraBe freu5en ipoIlte, boz,
rem 3peiraoe zines 3eitulssiltneell
niebergeluorfen au iperben. Serr
slitores aog iid oitrd) ben Sal cine
Iange @lnloe iiber benz linfen auge
6il. 9tuf Der 9soli5eitpade tpnr6e
ihm dr5tlid,e Siilfe eeipabrt. Sn
ieiner iooialen, generoien glrt rietb
Serr g(nores bon elmer geitrafung
oes iuaenoliden llebeltbaters, Dem
er ieinen Sail beroai,fte, nb.
Serr Inbre8 lit ben 9eitti6en slt
befannt. ais ooB mir 9dberes iiber
feline gerion iagen broudten. @r
lit Elm ehter, bieoerer Oeutlfer bonn
aIten Sflloge uno mir tpiini6en
ibm bon Ser5en baIoise SerIteIlumg.
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GassCmaba.

sSobn Murpbp iino 6lopb goiie,
hie am Somltag 9ea gteoile I'M
81 beraubten, tpurben nad einem
9erbor Dor Dem 9oli5eiridter Dem
9iitriftsgeridt iiberlpieien. 9ie
beioen Burden ioaen aud Die glu4
tonobiliniaiien I'M Miller Garf be-
Die sSiioiihe 0amen6iilfSgeieQ
ihaft bielt geitern glbeno I'M auoi-
tori,m oen adten idbrliden gaIl
5am geitert Der @eieaidaft ab.-Ger
tenofratiide 8ouperneirsfanoioat
Sobn $. Morebeao tpuroe i'm 2au.
f. oes glbenos eitpefiibrt. 9ie Sc,
idydftsIeute Der Staot batten Elm
sSeiteiien arrangirt. 9er grfoIg
res oiesiahrigen Bales ioa ole bor-
iahrigen iibertreffen.
sc. Sell Salopn, 1926 gt.Str.
gcites gier. 6einer Sreilund.
0eutlfer 8eiltd) wiqfomnen.
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.Dfrbrf6rn
usrfitflt!
ynnoiten bsrindJsn, cine eanSe
Staot aus5nranben.

Dates Center, aas., 81. Oftober.
-3wei gmOiteu mnhten geitern
abeno oen geriud, bier einen Mdi.
ienronb aus5uiiibren. Die Bro
Iiminarien onju tporen ibnen be.
reits geluneen. Denn Der Snge.
nieur Der eIeftriIhen 2idtanIage
lrnr bon ibneu gefrlebelt imO gefci.
ielt iporOen, lnb Die gnnoiten BAT.
ten es IN ibrer Wtadt, Die Stnot
in Ginfel 5u biilIen, i'm Damn ibr
perbre9eriides San0uerf ausdii.
iiibren. Gum Slid eridien elm
griioer oes @efeiieIten auf Der
Scene, melder ibn befreite. Die
9iirgeridaft oes Stdbtdens puroe
olarmirt. 9ie 8erbreher aber bat.
ten Die 6ludt ergriffen.
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geebrasfa's gibIiuthefeu.

Der Stant 9tebrasfa uinmt I'm.
ter oen Stoaten Der Union Die
brittle SteIle eilL mas Die 3abl imo
ausitnttung oiientIihcr gibltotbefer1
anbetrifft. 9ieie @rtlGrung wuroe
curd, SRI. Charlotte Eernpleton,
Sefrptarin ser giebrasfa 2ibrarg
@ommiiiion, ole in 2incoIn tagt,
obgeaeben. gs beiinben iih i'm
etaate 80 Garnegiebibliotbefen; 81,
oieicn fommen cine groBe 3abl bon
gibliotbcfcn, oie biSlang fein feltes
eeim haben. Die 5oroerirg bes
gibliothcflpciens purbc burf, @eieb
hpr leBten Staatslc1islatnr be-
SfIciIcn. Nus Dem @ortraae ging
bcroor, iuiepiel oie gibliotbefen fir
Die golfsbilbung t6lm.
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ScroiidJe u
sctten i6r es6en fir lire SGnt'
bcfo9lesen elm.

San glntcnio, Ter, 81. OFT
9Ius oen ein5eIbeiten fiber Den
grano oes Ct Sobn's @aiienbau'
ies in Ct antonio. III eriidtIidl,
nit ipeI6er uabrbaft driiilidcn
SeIbItperIeugnuna bic Sdireitern,
oencn ole Dbbut Der @oiien mper.
traut lpar, ibr ae5en einiesten uno
opierten. Die 5Iammen sriffen nit
10 raienSer Gle I'M iih, Dab ben
ainoern Der glusgnng nat ben
5cnitern uno GethingsIeitcrn abse.
idnitten mar. sjn tpiloer aoocs.
angit or6nsten Ole ainoer mad ocil
glusg1ngen, nm Dem flrdtboren
Clement ou entilieben. Die Sdpe.
itern, oas eigene 2eben gdr5lih ut'
beadtet Iaiiena, iesten iit benz
lblimmiten SeuertoSe aus, lin oas
2eben ibrer Sdusbefoblenen a,i ret.
ten. gs fanSen flint Shipeitern
BEL oieiem beIoenrniiibigen gemii.
ben ibren Goo. Sbre 9eamen iino:
M1utter @arp Of tH GroB, (biir.
aerl. 9ome aatberine Goiliter), 81
Sabre off, aus Dublin. Srlano &c.
biirtig; Wfutter @aarp Srancis ga.
iteur (Splpia Sinpoiteir), 65 Sab.
re aIt geboren in 2pon, 6ranfreid) ;
S6peIter Mnrp 2edcaoia (gatRri.
ne Sieprin), 90 Sabre alt, gebo.
rem in Dublin; Shipeiter Narp
Monica (Martba Menter), 60 Sab.
re aft, geboren in chihuahua, Me-
rifo; SftpeIter gtarp Scotia Gar.
rem seboren in aiLbare, Srluno,
Giiden gebroden miro bieIleift iter-
ben.
gs fan6en bie gBoiienfnaben
George gorfe, t2 Sabre alt, uno
Srancis O'grien, 2 Sabre olt, ben
Sob.
9as @aiienbans fta,l6 inter Ser
2eititng BON nein Siiters Of Gbaritp
Of tbe Sncornnte Woro. Sie6en.
,moadt3ig 4inber befanoen lid in
Gem Snitit,it. Die meiIten 9inber
ihIiefen, als oas Seiier ausbra6.
Oie Ghipeiter1 erfpedten Die &inber
icfort, ober Die Better Itanben fait
fd1on in Sslommet,. sic trieben Die
ain6er flir6tlos in Die aopeIle. mo
Mutter Morp lire Morgennubnft
Eielt. Cine ihneGe 3dbIung 5eiste,
rnb Ser 2 Sabre oIte 8rmcis
G'grien feblte, unb Die 9autter
Oberin ging 5uriif Die Ereppe bilt-
auf un6 batte fat Die Selteriuebr.
letter erreidbt, als iie 5uriif IN Die
Slanttnen fiel. Dait eIeidem Sci.
cenmutb opferten Die anoeren Sde.
itern ibr 2eben.
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SaQoiue' e'eagaa.

Cine groBe 8abI Dem Weurnmen.
ihnn5 ersebener Sdn3er unO 9dn.
terinnen bate lid 81 Dem WaittipoA
gbeno BON Dem 9omengeianeperein
ngoncor6ia" i'm 9eutiden Soiiie
peranltaIteten on5fr1n5hen eiitge.
iunoen. Surore mo6te Der @eiIters
tnn5 tpeIder BON ben grotesf aefIeis
oeten @eiitern ausgefiibrt iuuroe.
Sober Ebeilnebnler ON Dem Cans.
frdnd6en muBte fid1 fagen odB Die
MitgIieoer Der ogoncorOia" es ber-
fteben, SeIte 5lt nrrangireit.
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A1rianupsl
il gt1autn!
9is Sanptarmer Der Sirfrn Ct
leioet enc pernidtenoe
NieOsrIass.

@icn, 81. Dftober.-glaf, orei.
tiaiaen bIutisen seimpien iit Die
Noiiptarmee Oer Eiirlen, peIdle iiij
40 WieiIen iiiooiilih pon Aoriano.
peI foiuentrirt bate. BON oen 9ul.
0oren oeldInsen woroen. 60 laiftet
cine bier uon Sofia einaetroiien,
Tepcjhe. Die Giirfeu beiinoen lidj
III lpilber GIud)t. Die tiirfiihen
frlippen iiito poIlitdnoie oenoroli.
brit ieood erporiet man, oab iie
eincn Iebten Stano Dor aonItan.
tinopcI MAIDEN fperoen. aorinnopel
icIl aeiuIIen iein, ieoody beOorf
oieie Wahriht nod Der ofii5ielIen
writdtiDung. Notwithstanding
hoIten oieies ober fir mogIid. Dir
Eiirfen batten 100000 Mann i'm
@efed)t.
Die @riehen oringen mtf GoIo.
nifi Dor uno itoben diif aerinaen
@i0eritano. Die glligrifie Der
tyried)en aui Sfutori ihio bon ben
Tiirfen abglidllogen morben.
3mci tulgariihe 6Iieger ipur6en.
nls lie iiber gloridnopel bttipeeflo.
gen, bon ben Sdrapnells Der 9ela.
aerten getootet.
2onbon, 81. Stto6er. -giuBlono's
SoIning gegeniiber Dem 8aIfan,
fricge perrriadlt nobeeraoe in alien
omt[iden areiien ausiu1rts 9elin.
l1ibieing uno oos WaiBtrauen ge.
gen Die 9eiltrnlitdt Der Wosfofpiter
ipiro bon 3ag 5u Gag itdrfer. &eute
1uliroe aud befannt, baB Gar 9d.
tclaus elm Gliidiulnihidreiben OIL
ben Gonia ron Serbien eeidnot bat
Bran iDiiBte lhon porber, oaB NnB.
Idn0 ben Wonteneerinern slpolf
MatrniIIeuien 5iir Yeruenoing ee-
qei bic Giirfei eeihenft bate. sltd
uerloaitetc idon leit eiilieer 3eit,
hob gfublano eebeimc @adenidof1
ten nit gulgnrieu betreibe.
Gs tonimt nod cine onoere be,
liitfnbigf1iDe seuitoe aiis IuBlmno:
Dos StdrferrperOen Der alten pan.
ilaDiihen geipeeimg, Die audi 1877
Gegen bic Siirfei imO fir Die Bal.
fcniianten ipirfte. Cine gaii8e
Mengc ruiiiid)er Offi8iere, 5rei.
ipiIIieer unb 8ertpunbeteltpfleeerin
ren fino nnh8ulgnrien abeereiIt I'LL.
ter fornpGbrenoen begeiiterten gluf.
trittelr unb gerberrlihnngen Der
cIliIapiifen grii6erlidfeit. Sogor
rniiiidH Drieiter (Eopen) ioIten
Greiwiniaenihanren gum Sample
gegen 0ie Giirfei organiiiren.
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slms 2ineuln.

goiuttnantpolt Ssannes g. Gng.
IiIb bat ben 8ouberneur I'M glu3.
Iieferunssorber fir Gal @rotbe bon
Council Bluffs eriudt. Ser Bur.
ihe eeb6rt su elmer @inbrederbanoe,
Die in Omaha groBe @inbrii6e per.
iibt bat.
9ie SfoIiton Motor COMPANY bat
beim Staatsiefretdr ibre aorporo.
tion einsereidt. 9as 8etriebsfapi.
fol betr6at $4,000.
Die ct. Wfattbdi ebon9. .lutberi-
ihe Stride bot iid eIeihfaIIs infor.
poriren laIIen. Sic befinoet iid,
an ser Siibtpeltefe bon 10. lmb
GaItellar StraBe. Die Gruitees
1ino $. 30. Snpoer, Ebomas S.
@apers, 8. Gbberien @. 81. Sbep.
par6 mb Otto 9abnfe.
CUR Groffnungsfeier Ser Gtaats.
imiperlitGt iino einseIaoen lporoen
her Geftor emeritas Der Sorbaro
ltniberiitdt Charles elliot uno
observation-disclosures Suebes.
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Gienltag neoer 5hnierigfeiten nod
llnbequenlidfeiten tpeiI Die ab3u'
gebenoen Stimnen fiir Glettorcr
into nidt fir Grdii0ent ooer gice,
prdlioent nbgeaeben tperoen. 9er
SOB oes Serrn Sberman beriihri
ooher nidt Die 8iiltigfeit Ser gr.
p1blung Der gleftoren.
SD babe cine 8eridmnt[lng
tes gsationalfon,ites ouf ben 5ipolf'
ten Gag oes gfooember in Der 5taoi
Chicago Inn 12 llbr WiittaeS I'M
slubitnriiinbotel eirberufen, einen
gtadfoIger fir oen entihlofeneti
SomeS 9. Sbermnn als 8anoioat
Ger republifnniihen Bnrtei fit
@icepraiibent Der gereitisten Gtad.
ten Sn erip1blen."
@afbinaton, 8. g., 81. 0ftober.
-Yr1iioent Gait bat belte eine
Groflomotion erlalicn, in ipelhcr
bic gSotion ouf ben COB bes Bice.
Br1iioenten Sberman olfmerfiom
Qernodt miro. guf, bot er @efebI
ertbciIt, oob Die Slaggen anf oen
nffentIihRn @eb1uben unb ouf oerl
merifaniiden sariegsihiffen aui
SoIbmoit gehibt iperoen. -Gter.
,nan's geeroiarng finbet ont Gam.
itag Wahnlittag itott,
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fall 80. 10000.

llnier befannter uno betpGbrter
sSricoensrihter 8iuiom @ltitaot bal
am 2S. Gftober ocn 10,000iten 5an
.iternonmen, Der leiner rid,terliheu
Shliftlrna ieit Dem geeinn ieiner
amtlihen ghatigfeit am A. Samlar
1900 iibertrasen tporoen lit. Sc.
terfaIIs lit burdl oieie eroBe 9ahl
bon Streitfdllen ertpieleu, onb Serr
slItItaOt Der redte Wam ha bns
slnt III.
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6Ddlseitsalufeil.

Cine ieIten i9one Soh5eitsfeier
tuuroe am 9ienItag 9lbeno in Onla.
ba gefeiert. 9ie liebreisenoe Eot,-
fer bon Serrn uno sSrait @ottlieb
Stor5, SRI. 2oitiie Marie Gtor5.
bat oen 8unS fiirs 2eben init &errll
Gorf 2oon bon Berlin geItLoiien.
SIM SaIon oes Stor5'Iden 8obn.
baitles, tpel6er aus glnLaB Der Jeier
nit 8lumen un0 @uirlanoen prdd-
ti9 ausseidntiidt mar, iunroe Die
Srauling our6 Gaitor 8. s.
Mafap boII3ogen. sSraulein Olga
iltngirte ols gralttiltngfer, uitb aIS
9tingtr1gerin Die fleine GorotbD
Siggins, 9tihte Der 8rniit. Der
9raitcerenonie foIste Elm Soh5eits.
ntnbl in Dem prahtnolf oeforirfelt
Gpeiieioal, OIL peldem Die adblreih
cri6ienenen @Gite tbeiInahnteit. gos
iltnge Taor bat cine groBere Sod.
1eitsreiie angetreten uno miro BEL
her 9iiidfebr iein Seim int ugla-
rinoa" altfihlageit.
0en 5ablrei6en @liiflpiinihen
fir oos iunae 9Saar ifIieBt iitb
auh Die Smaba 9ribiine anfrid).
tight an.
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0aopispelt ipridlt in g2au gurf.

Mep yorf, 81. Sftober .-@eIterr
gIbeno belt Col. HooiebeIt i'm Ma,
oifon Square @aroen cine an6ert.
taIbitiinoise gleoe, Die erite ieit
brn auf i'm am IA. Sftober aus.
gefiihrten 9lttcntat. SSn DEM slu'
geitblid, ais gfooienelt 5u ipreder
begann. erbob iid) sunter ben 9li.
lpeieroen ein betditberoer 2drm,
ipclher poIle AZ Wainlten iu1brte,
Mis bic 9inhe bergeitellt mar, bieli
Gper Colonel cine iorgfaltig ausge-
rbeitete Heoe. @leid) na6 Been.
iguna Ocriel6en fubr er ltah On.
|rr Ban suriid. sir ieine perion,
id}e Siderbeit nnren umfaiienoe
sorfebrunsen setroffen wor0en.