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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-18
Only One Best
Tacoma People Give Credit Where
Credit Is Due

Credit Is Due
People of Tacoma who suffer
with sick kidneys and bad backs
want kidney remedy that can be
depended upon. The best is
Doan's Kidney Pills, a medicine
for the kidneys only, made from
pure roots and herbs, and the
only one that is backed by will
ing testimony of Tacoma people
Here's case.
Mrs. R. o. Fenton, 3908 No
Verde St, Tacoma, Wash, says:
ut gives me great pleasure to tell
of the benefit l received from the
use of Doan's Kidney Pills. ]
was led to try this remedy after
other members of my family had
taken 1t and had been cured OF
kidney complaint. Doan's Kidney
Pills at once relieved the pain in
my back and corrected the trouble
with my kidneys. / still take this
remedy occasionally and find that
1T acts as preventive of any kid.
ney disorders.
For sale by all dealers. Price
so cents. Foster-Milburn Co.
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-18
ORGANIZE AGAINST
FREE SPEECH BAND
(By United Press LEASED WIRE,

(By United Press LEASED Wire. !,
SAN DIEGO, Cal, March 49,
Plans are under way here today
for the organization of a vigilant
committee which proposes to aid
the police in clearing the city OF
!. w. WIS. who have been flockIng
here to make a free speech fight.
Merchants and citizens have plead
ed to take a hand in the fight.
Chief of Police Wilson said to.
day that his men have been work
ing on an alleged dynamite plot
in which a number of the I. w. w.
are said to have been implicated
He refused to give out any names
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-18
LaFollette Is
!; . Feeling Better

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
FARGO, N. D., March 18.-"I
never felt better in my life and
am much pleased with the greet
ings given me today. l am conf
dent that North Dakota will en-
dorse me next Tuesday for presi-
dent"
Senator Robert M. LaFollette
of Wisconsin thus expressed HIM
self here today, after addressing
the voters of Minot this morning
He will speak at Devils Lake this
AFTERNOON.
LaFollette spent yesterday at
! Grand Forks debating his autobi-
ography.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-18

for their excellence. These new pr
amos will not be recatalogued this
season and consequently prices have
been made so low that every piano
in this sale will quickly find a home.
Best of all---you can buy almost any
piano in the lot on the unheard Of
terms of only Sc down and $6 a
month. Besides dozens of the finest
uprights, you'll find the latest style
baby grands, player-pianos, church,
chapel, parlor and school organs, pi-
ano players, electric pianos, etc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-18
Monday, March IS, 1912.
Faces Death For
Ten Long. Days

.(By United Press Leased Wire
HALIFAX, N. s., March 1S.-
For ten days after her husband
had been washed overheard and
drowned in storm which threat
ened to demolish the structure,
Mrs. Peter Bourke, wife of the
lighthouse tender on Bird Rock
island, one of the Magdalena
group, kept the beacon burning.
After suffering intensely from
hunger and exposure, Mrs. Bourke
and her baby today have been
rescued by the government steam
er Seal. 1t is not believed the
baby will live.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-18
N.W.GroceryCo.|
Retail Department

The volume of our bust
ness always insures fresh
goods. No stock on hand
that has been carried for
months. "Quick sales and
small profits" is our motto.
Notice the following prices:
Butter Is Cheaper
Fresh Eastern in bulk or
bricks, 85c.
Fresh Washington creamery
in bricks 81 lie.
Baking Powder-If you want
something good for less
money, try Fosfo, lb 15c.
Chocolate, unsweetened, per
pound Soc.
Cocoa in bulk csc.
COcoanut in bulk, Id. 15c.
Olives Especially 32 OF. bot.
Queen olives 40c.
Kippered Salmon, Id. 15c.
Oranges, sweet and juicy
Camelia or Sunkist brands
15c to Soc.
Pork and Beans, 2 lb. tins,
each 1Oc.
Seeds
We carry a full line OF
garden and grass seeds in
bulk and packages.
Tea and Coffee
You get more and better
tea for the money than at
any other house in the city.
Large purchases of both
these items enables us to
give both better quality and
price.
Special coffee sale on Sat
urdays.
Northwest Grocery Co.
1924 Commerce st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-18

Externally and internally, there
never was a finer lot of pianos any
where assembled for special sale than
the used pianos offered in this great
clearance sale of ours. Every instru-
ment has been put through our per-
fectly equipped repair factory and
practically rebuilt, so that these pi-
amos can hardly be told from new. In
addition to these splendid bargains,
you will find As brand new, standard
make pianos, known the world over
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-18
At PUYALLUP
BY United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
PUYALLUP, March 18.-At 2
O'Clock Wednesday every school
in the city will close and the en-
tire force of pupils will get out
with rake and broom to help clean
up Puyallup.
Prof. Sparks of state college in
a speech here declares that the
college is taking up agriculture in
connection with the high schools,
and that training school for
teachers will be established prob
ably, at Puyallup this summer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-18
Candidates Speak

Fifteen candidates for munich
pal office appeared before the
Railway Mems Political club Sat-
urday night. ALI but Commission
er Petit were present, he having
a previous engagement.
Mayor Seymour and Commits
sioner Freeland also spoke for the
proposed 100000 bond issues.
The club then went on record
for Hay and Taft.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-18

iOhu OotCinot
Three Hundred East One Hun
dredth Street is a house decripit
with a disease of the agent. It's
Widowed eyes are rheumy. 1t
says backward on gnarled joints.
All its poor old bones creak when
the wind shakes it, To Average
Jones inquiring gaze on this sum-
mer day it opposed the secrecy of
a senile indifference. He hest
tated to pull at its bell-knob. lest
by that act he should exert a dis
ruptive force which might bring
all the frail structure rafting
down in ruin. When, at length
he forced himself to the summons
the merest ghost of tinkle COM
planned petulently from within
against his violence.
An old lady came to the door.
She was sleek and placid, round
and comfortable. She did not
seem to belong in that house at all.
Average Jones felt as If he had
cracked open one of the grisly
locust shells which cling lifelessly
to tree trunks, and had found
within a plump and prosperous
beetle.
WAS an advertisement for a
trombone player inserted from
this house, mas he inquired.
Long ago." said she.
Am l too late, then "
Much. 1t was answered near
ly two months since. l have new
err" said the old lady with con-
viction, seen such a frazzled lot
If folks as B-flat trombone play
ers."
THE person who inserted the
advertisements
Has left. A month since"
Gould you tell where he went"
Left no address.
His name was Telford, wasn't
it?" said Average Jones strategy
cally.
Might be-" said the old lady,
who had evidently formed no
favorable impression of her ex-
ledger. But he called himself
Ransom"
"He had a furnished room?'
1.-The whole third floor, furnish
ed"
us it let now?"
Part of it. The rear"
"I'll take the front ROOM
Without even looking at it?"
yes"
You're a queer young man. AS
to price?"
Whatever You choose
you're very queer young
man. Are you B-flat trombone
player?"
81 collect EN-" said Average
Jones.
References said the old lady
abruptly and with suspicion.
"All varieties" replied her pros
pective ledger cheerfully. 81 will
bring 'em tomorrow with my
grip"
For five successive evenings
thereafter Average Jones sat in
the senile house, awaiting person
al response to the following adj
vertisement which he had insert
ed in the UNIVERSAL:
WANTED B-flat trombonist.
Must have experience as street
player. Apply between and 10
p. m. R, 800 East Tooth Street.
Between the ebb and flow of ap-
plicant musicians he read ex-
haustively upon the unallied sub
jects of trombones and high ex-
plosives, or talked with his land
lady, who proved to be a sociable
person, not disinclined to discuss
the departed guest. RANSOM"
his supplanter learned, had come
light and gone light. Two dress
suit cases had sufficed to bring
in all his belongings. He went out
but little, and then, she opined
with a disgustful sniff, for pur-
poses strictly alcoholic. Parcels
came for him occasionally. These
were usually labeled "Glass. Han
die with care" Oh! there was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-18
PRESIDENTS COUNCIL MEETS

The Presidents Council OF
Women's Organizations will meet
Thursday morning in st. Luke's
parish house at 10 a. m. DR.. ].
NJ. Matthews, president OF the
state board of health of Kentucky,
will speak on Marriage From q
Sociological Standpoint" Mrs.
r. C. McCredie of Sunnyside.
WASH, president of the State
Federation OF Woman's Clubs.
will he praseut
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-18
T. r. Jr. Escapes
Death in Fire

HILLSBORO, CAL, March 49,
Friends of Theodore Roosevelt,
jr., son of the former president,
are congratuIating him today on
his narrow escape from suffoca-
ton in fire in the home of
Charles w. Clark, son of the for
mer Montana senator. Roosevelt
and his wife, with a number of
the social elect of Hillsboro were
assisting in fighting the flames
when Roosevelt climbed to the
room and stumbled into an attic,
where he was almost overcome
by smoke when rescued by fire.
men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-18

The new civil service board at
its meeting Saturday took steps to
secure more thorough examina-
lions in the future. Secretary
Eshelman was asked to write to
various cities and get their plans
for examinations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-18

BELLINGAM-The largest real
estate transaction of the year was
completed today when Victor Roe
der purchased the Beck theater
and adjoining property for $780,
600.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-18

Makes the laundress happy
that's Red Cros Ball Blue. Makes
beautiful, clear yhite clothes. All
good grocers 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-18

Banker II. G. Phillips of Van.
eouver was acquitted of charge OF
accepting deposits after bank was
insolvent.
Attorney General Tanner says
F'ilipinos are not citizens of the
U. s., but may vote on being nat
uralized.
VIII Of Leslie Il. Grim is de-
clared valid at Seattle, and Rev.
Thomas Gourley, head of the Holy
Rollers, will get his $4,000
estate, while Crim's mother is in
the poorhouse at Rochester, N. Y.
u. s. senate passed bills pro-
viding for $S5,000 public build
ing at Wenatchee, and increase In
the Walla Walla appropriation to
$350,000, also increasing the
salary of customs collector for
Puget Sound to $4,000 a year.
A Seattle jury convicted Herbert
Hanlon of larceny in spite of the
fact that Howard, boy brother,
swore he committed the theft
himself.
After seeing the show "Get
Rich Quick Wallingford," the
transfer men who before had
been satisfied with $3.50 caught
the spirit and struck for So, de-
laying the moving of the scenery
and the special train for four
hours, at Walla Walla.
When Francis A. Valley, 81,
jumped bail on charge of lar
ceny and fled from Elgin, ILL.,,
two weeks ago his hair was black,
but when he walked into the police
station at Seattle yesterday to give
himself up it was white as snow.
Worry did it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-18

corrupted the city government of
San Francisco, must Sc re time
behind the grim walls of San
Quentin.
Schmitz recently got his liberty
when Judge Lawlor in s,ructed the
Jury to return verde: of mot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-18
Here's a Piano For You

Splendid Used Condition and 46 Brand New
Pianos Very Specially Priced and Terms of Only Sc Down
and Sc Month Bring Many Eager Piano Buyers EILERS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-18

It's back to San Quentin for
Abe Ruef.
Eugene Schmitz, boodling ex-
mayor of San Francisco. Is free
Calhoun and his crowd is free.
The telephone and gas brib,'s arc
free. Rpof, of all the dozens who
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-18
State News

Banker II. G. Phillips of Van
eouver was acquitted of charge of
accepting deposits after bank was
insolvent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-03-18

Attorney General Tanner says
Filipinos are not citizens of the
U. s., but may vote on being nat
uralized.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-04
au g 80 ertfo.

Sta0t Werifo, 3. September.
gerihte iiber SdanOtbaten Der 3opo.
ttiten laufeu iuieber ans aaen Ibeilen
I'M iiiolidJen Werifo ein. Gtne oieier
gnnoA inter Siibrung bon genlto
Ganaleias iiberfiel ON Wfontag Die
Gbndiqnefo Rnrd3, orei Wteilen BON
Buanajuatd eittfernt uito toOtete oen
gerlpaiter unb ietnen Sobn. 2ll5 tic
Die Hond berlieBen ItieB Die ganoe
auf cine ,srdu, Die ibr aino III oen
2lrmen truq. Die geiticn idloiien aui
geioe, tooteten Dos atu0 uu0 per-
lpun6eten Die Weutter.
eine an6ere Rebellelt6an0e 6rang
in ben Grt amcranecd Elm uno
Id,leppte einen Mann NIT tort, oen
lie al einem Bolme auibdngten
Tieie gan6iten tooteten audi cine
1Srou uno slpei fleine Ndohen, Die
ibnen bege9neten, oils iIe ilh 3urllfs
3ogen.
Glgafo. Ter, 3. September
9tad) einem barter Ritt oou mebr ais
100 NteiIen trof am Tienitag 4lon5C
,Sernanoe3 q. glrquilles, ein cltbanis
id,er giirger, bier eirL um 200 Beios
auisnbrinaen, oie er braud)t, llnt feline
iltnae ;Srau su befreien, Die bon ben
nerifaniideu Mebelen IN Golouio
3ins ais 8eiiel 5ilrilfBeBaIteH tuor.
ben lit.
g(rquilles ildte Sen General Stee-
| per in Sort gliB nuf uno wonote lid,
aud nm Silfe au ben merttaniihen
Neqierltngsgeneral 5oaqllin Iouep
| IN eSltare3.
gor orei Saaen fumeH 20 Re6el'
/ len nad) Der Rand), Die pom Arauilles
| iiir cine sTirmn In Der Staot Rerifr
peripoltet nurbe, uu0 Oerlangter
l2O0O Ieios, oie Der GubaHer niht ~
be3ablen uernlodlte. Wtan qab linn BIZ
3um Ntittpod, nad]iter 28ode 3eit
6as 8elo 3u beitnifen Or mahte id
ioiort hierher al,f Der &5eg. arquIlIes
iaate, oaB. iuenn er ntdjt i'm Stano,
| iein iollte, oas 8elo aui3lbringeH, ei
mie0er 3uriidreiten uno iIh ben Re
| bellen itellen Diiroe.
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Jn(anogetegrap6


III I'D.
CAT Qiperppol, s., 3. Sept.
Ri6aro garrotps. elm poblta6enber
aontrattpr, nuros am IienItag Wlors
gen ouf osm 6euboben in Der Sheune
zines 9ed6barH sgmoroet aufgefuHoen.
4asm 4ni6ein na6 bauoelt IS il4 um
sinen Raubmorb.
garrotps bate bic 4biiht geba6t,
Iih am Oien'tag na6 pittsburg su be-
ee6en, um eins 4n3dbl pferbe 81 tous
fen uno man gIoubt. bab er cine groBe
Snmme 8eIoes sci ii6 bate.
Don Der Jdmilis 8urroips mar gliee
mono su 5duIe. aIs Der Worb entoedt
tpurbe. fFrau Wlooop gpbourne bate
iih auf ibrsR 5subooen bsssben. I'M
heu fir ihre aub binunter gu perfeu.
uno babel Iegte iie ben 4orper gurrops
bios, beFsn aopi furhtbur 3sriAlagsn
mar.
drou Gobpurrs alarmirie Ipfort bic
Iot6arihdft. Gine llnterIubung ers
aab, baB oas guggp unb pfsrb Bar
rptps iih in isinem Stall bsfanosr, on
benz QferosgsI6irr uHo an oem jubrs
merit iinb absr gIutfIeden iihtbdr.
gorrptps puroe bas leBte Wul am
Wontag absHo um balb feds llbr ses
ftben. Wlar gluubt. oaB er $1,000 in
ganr in Der 5aihe bate.
R. SO. BOOB ploi6irt II / h I.
ihulotg.
Bottom. 3. September. @illiam
@. 8ooo. 4rGiioent Der 4mericn
@ooIen Company plaioirte nm Gieu.
itag I'm bieiigen 5ilperior 8eritt
.nihtituIoig~ auf Die anflage, al
elmer 8eridluGrung bethei!igt gene.
len All ieia. pdhreno oes 5ertilltreIfs
in Saurence. iin lesten Winter, In.
namit an peritIeoenen Srten pla5irt
su baben. I'M bic Streifer 3u oisfre.
oItireH.
Ger StanS Ser 9aumtu |.
ernie.
@nihingtou =. g., 3. Seot.
giaem geriht Ses Aderbaueeparte.
ments suiclae betrua Der Stano Der
9nunlpcaernte am 20. ausult b. ).
14.8 8ro5ent elmer normaleu ernte.
|geder's Bro8eB beginnt
am 12. September
9teD gorf, 3. September. Ter
Eroseb gegen Ben Roli3eileutnant
geder, Der augetlaat iii, ben Spieler
Serman Roientbal erHloroet su ba.
ben, ipiro hier am t2. Septen,ber Dor
oem siihter Golf bonn Sneerior'
gerift Beginner. Der BON Dem Bou.
oerneur 1ir Ipe5iea eraannt iporoen
Lift. nm Sieien 8ro5eB su fiibreu uuh
cine riifiidtsloie lltlteriufung nit
9e3ag auf nIIe Rbaien bes 9foieHtboI.
Morocs 3u peranitniten.
9eder peiaerte iid INNER nod aui
Math ieines anpalt5. su pluioiren
Der 9sid,ter IieB aber baranihin elm
,r1aen. Dab aeder niGti6uIois plat
lSjEt. babe.
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Die 2Sa6leu
ate 6auptfd6fi6en Amemoe-
ntents sur YerfaGung
pom Ohio
Mit Ansnabme oesjenigen, bas
auf bas 1rauenitimmredt
Sesus bat,
-~:s~---
S6einsn nit groben MIebrbeiten ang"s
noumen poroen 81 Ietn.
~@~
Sn 8ermont
ST
5at bic 5ortidrtttspartei unsrpartst'
Stdrte enttpitelt,
--~..~
unb 5tpar auf llntoiten Der RspubIl'
tdner.
Die 9rimdrpablen in Galttornten.
s.~
Die 9erfqifungs U men
Die grimdripablen in Galifornisn.
Die 9erfaIfungs 4msn'
Dement'S.


golumbus, Gbio, 3. Sept. -
Die Grausn BON Sbio bdbeH ihren
aampf nm politiI6e Glei66eredtts
oung psrlorsn. Denn aud um Dit
ternatt erit bic 6dlite Der 8srihts
uber bic bsutigs Wa6l eingeIaufen
mar, 1T bod bic bereits dbgegebsne
Maioritdt gsgen Oas 5rauenzSttmms
rs6t 10 groB. OaB pettsre geri6ts an
Der jsBt srTdtIidsn Rieosrlags Hidts
dnpsrn tonnsn.
Die Qn5siter tpetien oaruuf bin,
bag ale dnbersn 8srfahuHgs samens
dement's, nit m08Iider 4usudbme Der
@srDilltgung BON 80 WiQipnsn fir
quite 2anofrabsu angeuommsH NOR
ben Iinb.
Die Stdbts babsn fat ale gerfais
Iungssamenbsmsnts, big auf oas
lrauenzStimmrs4t unteritiist. Doa
fla6e adnb itimmte 5umsiIt Ssgsn aQs
4menoements, dber ss tann dis aug
geI6loiIsn gslten, oaB oas 5armer'
8otum bas grObe itdbtiihe gOtum fin
bic 4menoements, nit Der erludbnter
4usnabms iiberypinben taHn. Die Be
tbsiIigung an Der abitimmuHg mar
gsfdbr bic 5dlfte oss Staatssgptums
Ra6 ben geri8ten aus $50 pre'
siutten Don ben 5197 Yrs5tnttsu in
Stoate if 5nitiatips uno Referendum
gum 4nnubme gel1n9t. gs puroer
5000 Stimmsn Dafiir unb 33,085
oagegeH a6gegsben.
Cus 2i3ens Qmenoement erbielt
81, ,341 Stimmen, nit 20,942 baeegeH
gntiprsfsnoe WlaioritdteH purpen I'll,
aqe Qmenoemeuts abgsgeben, ausge
nommsn fir 5ruuenitimmrs6t uni
CUTE 2anoftraBsu.
Das Grau.n<Stimmrstt itano il
$50 grssintten: 36.o63 stimmsn oa
fir unb 55,139 Dassssn.
Gas gotum fir CUTE aanoitraber
itano: 37.299 baftir uno 3S,21O oas
eesen Goh mag oas 9otum oel
2annoiitritte oas Reiultat in gs3u:
auf Isstsrss amsnosmsnt dnOern.
Die gum RuBsn Der 4rbeiter be.
itimmtsn paragrupben errsihten all
itar.s Waioritdten. 9us 4menoet
ment, tpeltss Minimaaobue einfiibr
unb bic 4rbeitsltuubsu resulirt, sr
bieIt. nab ben jeBt porliegenoH ge
r.dtsn 3u urthsiIsn, oas srobte 90
trm. Die ndditgroBte Ulajoritdt er
belt bas 2lmsnoemsnt betrefis be-
qrimdrtpablsn. DER 5ome RuIssqd
ragrapb erbisIt Elm grobes 9otum il
ben stdbtsR.
|Dis grimGrpahIen in 9
6rancisco.
ct. 1rancisep, 3. Sept. =
De Jruse, OBJ bic anhdnger 5afti
opec Rooiepelts. um tpelte es iih Be
Der beutiqsn grimlrpnbl banoeIte
De aontrpIe uber bic republitdniih
partei baben perben, piro iid eri
entIGeioen laiien, tpenn bas gctun
iiher bic 2egislatur aanoiodten gs
priift rporoen lit. Inter benz primar
fpahlen geieB biIpeu bic nominir
ten legislotur aanoioaten Die Yar
tel apnpentionen, in tpelheu bic re
| putlitaniFheu uno bemctratiihel
psGiihusinoits GlsssorsEs StspGhl
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81 aoblensrGb<r in Gems. Grdntrst4,
ums 2eb.R setOmmsn.
Werfdi.bsnss aus WsIito.
Der beutfhe aaiier In Der
C. m frpi7

gafel, G6psis, 3. Sspt. Der
2aiisr Wilhlm, Der am DisnIiog 8prs
miitag ppn Berlin bier antam, muros
an Der 0ren3e in Der ber5lidften gDstie
pilltommen gebeiben. Rsprdientanten
Der gunbess tpie Der Gdntonal Res
sierung enpfinesR ibn am gabnhof,
ipo Willsontmensreben gtbdlteu uuo
Dcn bem GaiGer beaHtfporsst fraEoen.
slls Der 3ug in ben BabnbOf einfubr,
ipurbe Elm Galut obeefeuert. Rad
halbitiinbieem 4ufentbdlt iabr Der
aniier mad. 3iirid meter.
Aus benz 9euti den R Re d .
gerIin, 3. SeoteEIber. lie ga.
ronin BON gdbaroiteiu lit aitf Der
gberjago Don einem ibrer 8ertpaao'
fen. Dem @rufen 5inf bon Sinfeu.
iiein, 8ufdaig seifOiien unb tootlidl
DerlDunset lporoer.
Tie 8aronin unS Der 8rnf batterl
bon s,uei perlhiebenen 8unften aus
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eber geihoiien, nl5 bic BON 6em 8ra.
fen abgeifoiiene angeI oil einem
Baum nbproIlte ,inb bic @rdfiu trof,
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nsn. bic siftiae s3ilse sessiFsn faiisn,
iinb bier seitorben unb bier aRoere be-
finben fih benz lobe nabe. aae bic
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In Der kstsn 3ei. aus pislen 1beilsn
DeutfhlaHDs gemeibet ipcrben.
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geiproheH.
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ber. 2eutRnnt 9erbert 6. Moniasii.
friiher bon Der britiihen arnlee, Der
ongeflagf mar. dm IL. gugitit IN eli.
nem bieiieen Sosel einen aniifmann
aus Mnnd,eirer. England, Rnnien5
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ON Gieniiag bon einer aus iiinf bier
oni1ffigen GnsIdnOern sebiloeten
curp proSeiiirt lmo freiaeiprod,en.
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iahIid, auf Grino ieigPr eigenar
ausiaaru.
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beiin fiinften briiiihen SiiliIier Reai.
nleut. lie B1ite oes Sctels. in BEN
Dopon geiootet tpnroe. pernahnen
am Mbfnb oes IL. aiisuit etnen aa.
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9ontnasi. nur hnIb befleinet. oiis
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Gtrnbs bifsniis laliieno, 100 er Der,
haftef tpiIroe. Gr bebaltptete aks.., saahh sah
es iib iinr nm eiiien nrgliidlider
9ufnll bnn0elie.
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nes itnlieniid).tiirfiifen strieges. ohne
1lrInlib erbnIten Sii baben, ben tiirfi.
d,en Truppen in lripoIis nnaeidllni.
fen unb eleihseiiig nIs aorreipon,
bent fir cine 1onbnner Seihing Jun.
Girf. or mar es. Der Dor iingeiihr
neiln Monnten bniiptidflic1 onfiir
aejcrgt bntte. bob bic gerid,te iibes
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ben Ginge6orenen BON 8ripcIis Der.
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- anna 2ntr, 20 ,<abre alt, BON
Waeribian Conn, unb Cbontas Eol-
bot, % Sabre ali, ii1b in Iarptotuu.
sc. g., ben eiuem giieubabn3u9 itber.
iabren ltno iofort 9etootet poroen.
9ei &rinceB 2(nna, Dio,, iino
Die 1srauIetHs gIHnie 9iderion ltno
8tnIet 4enop betTu 8aDeu ertruufen.
,yobn 9ensael % Sabre alt. bot
iib in Gleoelduo, g., eridohen, neil
eia Wedod,en, oem or ben Sol gen11t)t.
iih sepeisert batte,- ibH az betratbclt
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@etterberiht.

sir Sbio unb sSnoiana. Bahr.
fheinlih ifOnes Dettsr am Wlittpoh.
Mm Dnnnerftag un6eitimmtss Detter.
Osftlihe bis iiiolide 0inbe.
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6at 40 Sytcmi6enlebea aes
fproert
llno eiuen SfaOen pom
50, 900, 900 angeridtet.

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Dat bic Sorti4rtttspartei unertDartete
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