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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03
.co =. :, ned bv III. own Words.

Condemned by His Own Words.
The wise custom which limits the
president to two terms regards the
substance and not the form. and I'M
der no circumstances will be a can
didate for. or accept, another nomi-
nation. Theodore Roosevelt. Nov. 8,
1904. s,.5sj
Better 1t is that thou shouldst not
vow than that thou shouldst vow and
not pay.-Eccles v. s.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03

eefoulsd His Honor and Word.
B His ambition has made mince meat
of any common sense he ever owned.
His honor and his word are befouled.
Burlington (Ia.) Gazette
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03

No United States senator OF the
first class has lent It tthe Roosevelt
movement) his Observation-Disclosures
ington dispatch.
I Regards to Senator Dixon!
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03

h Instead Of liquid antiseptics, tablets
and peroxide, for toilet and medicinal
uses. many. people prefer Paxtine,
which Is cheaper and better. At drug
Eists, Csc a box. or sent postpaid on re-
ceipt OF price by The Paxton Toilet
Co. Boston. Mass. n,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03
Washinaton's Wise Advice.

Being to advise or reprehend any,
one, consider whether it ought to be
In public or In private, presently or at
some other time, and In what terms
to do It; and in reproving show no
signs of choler, but % 1t with sweet.
ness and George Washing.
ton IL rs VI
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03
Use Aliens Foot.Eass

The antiseptic powder to be shaken into
the shoes or tired, tender, smarting ach.
IND, swollen feet. It makes your feet feel
easy and makes walking Delight. Sold
everywhere, 25c. For free trial package,
address Allen s. Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. Y.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03

Yesterday we cheerfully clipped in
two metallic men to help inter a
friend Of ours who could take drink
or let it alone!" Z,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03

HEADS IMPORTANT coNVENTION

Rev. Herbert 8. Bigelow. president
Of the Ohio Constitutional convention
now in session at Columbus. is an or
.dained /! Congregational minister. a
native Of Indiana, Mr. Bigelow. who is
forty-two years Of age. has passed
more than half his life in Ohio. the
state Of his adoption. He is q grad.
uate OF Western Reserve University
at Cleveland $3.50 Since 1896 he
has been pastor OF the Vine Street
church Of Cincinnati (now known as
the Peoples Church and Town Meet
ing Society. For many years MT.
Bigelow has been active in social re-
form movements. He was loyal fol-
lower Of the late Tom L. Johnson Of
Cleveland. and ten years ago was the
. unsuccessful candidate OF the Demo
cratic party for secretary Of state.
MI. Bigelow Is an officer OF the Ohio
Direct Legislation league. He is Q
gifted platform speaker and has cam
@paigned in the state repeatedly. That
~ T. tur
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03
Same Old story {, :

She did they ever como to
marry? z;s
He-Oh, it's the same old story.
Started out to be good friends. you
know, and later on changed their
minds.-Puck. %5S5
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03
Z w :
Appeal.

Stella-Wh is the matter?
7 Cholly-I wish you'd tell your faith.
er he's gotta quit kickin' me aroun'.-
New York Sun.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03

224-PAGE MERCHANDISE BOOK NO.
l3A free showing over three thousand ar
ticles Of clothing, furniture. ETC., given
free with orders for choice Of over five
hundred daily household necessities. w.
& H. Walker. Pittsburg. Pa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03
Nenlected Colts.

If the little colts have not been well
fed during the winter they will not
be in shape to make the best gain
from the pasture in the spring.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03
- ston the Pain,

The hurt OF burn or a cut stops when
Coles Carbolisalve II applied. It heals
druggists. For free sample write to
J. w. Cole 4 CO.. Black River Falls, Wis
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03
Gnaaln..

90 S5 @ Gossip. II g53a
Polly-Miss Yellowleaf says she al
ways tries to get her beauty sleep, I
Dolly---Well, all can say 10 she
must suffer frightfully from insomnia.
Home Companion.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03

A remedy that has stood the test Of time
Is worth trying. Garfield Tea relieves liver,
kidney and stomach troubles. u
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03


sE rs Il 4 ). tS$ Ss 49,
procivies
sensitive
fall
there
to the
haved building canal Ger
building
hexorldis n situation now
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03
You are only what you are whom no
one ID looking. RE

There is no excuse for the dyspepttc,. with
Garfield Tea accessible at every drugstore.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03

"Pink Eye" ID Epidsnio In the Spring.
Try Murine Eye Remedy for Reliable Relisfss
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03

PILES CURED IN TO - DAYH
Your druxxist will refund money II PAZO ONT
AENT fails to cure any case OF itching. Hnnd
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03

If a man is honest he doesn't have
to use q megaphone to advertise the
fact. 3
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03

The Way to Win.
Bronson--What's the best way to
make love to a girl? .tt.t 5
j. Dawson-!The4 worst way. possible.
Then she'll think you mean it.Puck.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03

A man us apt to get SO ratified when
leap year girl proposes to him that
she can make him believe he did it.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03
RECORD HISTORY OF INDIANS

The American Indian is approach
ing, II indeed he has. not already
reached, the last stage of his native
existence. Recent reports from Sit
ka, OF the ravages Of pulmonary dis
eases among the Indians in Alaska,
where they are leading the lives led
by their fathers. indicate that the In
dian will disappear from the conti-
nent unless he adopts the white mans
civilization, and adapts himself to It.
In either case the records Of his own
civilization will be lost unless the
government takes immediate steps
toward aiding the Modern Historic
Records association, or some other
body engaged In a similar work in
preserving some records OF the cul-
ture, arts, industries II and domestic
and social organizations, the customs.
games and pastimes. work aid play
of the primitive settlers OF America.
Explorers. missionaries, settlers.
Indian fighters, army officers and
scientists are securing valuable vol
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03

Keep your: troubles to yourself and
they will not expand. isl 4 40 I
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03

Blessings born of kindly deeds;
make golden our tomorrows.-Frances
e. Willard. 4. ISL 4
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03

He that never would could never:
win to- might lends greatest aid
Goethe. .ss,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03

Avoid the race course II you, would
keep on the right track. ,3a +
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03

II you don't think the steel Trusts
good" Just. look at the 240 per cent.
1t made on its ore railroad!
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03
Good Feed Needed.

Good Feed Needed.
Don't be afraid OF little grain.
Good sheep are largely the product OF
good food. 4sss
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03

oe
makesh formidable g,
Of Maderos
he found ne neaa . ,es
federal ~
aRepar Of government troops
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03
[PREDIcTs ONLY THREE NATIoNS

Hudson Maxim, the inventor, de-
clares that in a very short time there
Will be only three countries In the
world. M
,..Some time ago, In talking with
Lord Wolseley. he told me that IN IN
the future there would be only two
countries in the world, and those
would be China and the United
States says Mr.. Maxim in an inter-
view published recently. ss
h Nov I want to say something
stronger than that. In a very short
time there will be only three coun.
tries In the world, and they will be
the United States Of Asia (inciuding
Europe), the United States OF Africa
and the United States of America.
Lok at the worlds progress in
the last $50 years: See what Japan
has done in fifty: years. Then i'm:
agine what is the future Of the new
Chinese republic, with its 100000. 600
people"
In the opinion Of former Senator
Charles "A. Towne Of Minnesota. the
wars.
Even our own country can't boa
said. considering the way it has treat'
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-04-03
-PEDDLER WHO LEADS AN ARMY.

Should the rebellion inaugurated by
Emiliano Zapata result in the over
throw OF the Maifero government,
there would be added to Mexico's his
tory q chapter that Is unique in this
country. ~ n 81 Il s.
III Previous reyolutionsE have received
their impetus from men OF high intel
,ligence and usually Of culture. Ia.
epata,s most advanced point in the So
5cial plane was that Of an itinerant
merchant. q peddler. Omcially his
name has been written on the rec
;ords OF his country, prior to the Ma.
dero revolution. as that Of a private
In the Mexican army. There Is one
more entry. that recording his deser-
ton from the army.
Those unacquainted with Zapata
frequently make the mistake Of styl-
ing him an illiterate. That Is not true.
He can read and write, and has the
rudiments Of "a common school educa-
ton. Added to that, he possesses q
.shrewdness which, combined with q
md bravery which no one denies.
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Zterblibfeitsberiht.

Jrunt Wagner, 49, 1882 Gen6qm
StraBe, SbipinpIu6t.
Goraine OebIer, 3, 1926 9eit Gtr.,
Sungenent3iinoung.
Imelia Stiens, SO, 12O SO. Is.
StraBe, 9IutOersiftung.
Wfarp 6ugbes, So. Roiemont un1
4noreps 2lp., Rierenleioen.
4ooIpb Pttton, 68, 8repItsr unn
SbletpiIo 2lo., Ser5leiben.
4oa Coolidge, II, 1868 DegIeD
4p,, Sungenent3iinoung.
Souiie 4ugIer, So, 3149 1aDtonu
Qp., Nierenleioen.
Murgaretbe glantsnbibler, 81,
AIS Delta 2lp,, 2ungenent3Inounq.
Sohn Sore, 72, Grforo, 8, 9es
birnbluten.
aIbtn GOross, II, patlsD Str.
sSnqueit in Shpebe.
9erhuro WaQmun. 50, Sbcomore
Fpuo, gtiereuleioeu.
glpira 8ogart, 5 Wlonate, 122 SO.
Niron StraBe, 0ip6tberitis.
emma geiter, 80, SIP Sit II.
Strube, Snqueit in Sdpebe.
aIopfius S6roeosr, 6, 1031 CT.
8regorp Str, WfaIsrn.
RpfaIie 5iebad, Sc, 321 Selsu
Strobe, 2ungenentSiinDuna.
gliiabetb peters, 56, BOIL goleroin
2to., &rebs.
WiGiam gater, "a, 26 gontIiu
Strabe, S6pinoiu6t.
5ermann Bod, 80, 1889 Gtenpag
4o., S6pinoiuht.
2ambert Niemun, SO, 4OS 9anmil4
Ter Strabe, 4oernpertaItung.
9rdnbiIe 8unop, so, glmpooo
9Iace, grtg6ts 8rantbeit.
W1dttie 9obre6t, 81, ReniLporth
uno 5loral Qp,. 9eihpur.
SEQ. gni6, 40, 912 Central Ap..
2eberperb bdrtun9.
9opio 8. 6eis, 81, 10 Stats 2tp.,
Gbriitian 6riB, Il. 1910 2tnn
StruBe, Snqueit in Sdpebe.
4lpina WtoeQer, 26, 163 8easle9
2ln., SnqueIt in S6psbe.
martbu aahel. At, 1898 0remar
No., Jnqueit in Shpebe.
Gbporb Cole, 49, All Spbn Str,
Diaiam Braun, 36, 1917 Gpans
Ctr, gIutitur5.
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rSnteI" pounbsforb erT6isn unb
Sap mad bem 9aufe go. 1927 Gem
tral 4Denue fubrte, no bic Gtnfibs
cunQ in ben GrDer Dor fi6 seben
IoQte, tparen Die qoli3tItsn Stubor
unb s5effries BET Der 9orb unb bDrten
BON etnem Qe6en3tmmer bic gun3e
proSebur nit an. Die ,Ginfii6rung"
oauerte senau 20 U2inutsn, tporauf
Gam essen @rlegung zines gbefs
iiber $240 o1erbonD bunte 3otumente
erbielt. Ndtiirli6 purben nun bic Beta
ben Burden psrhaftet unb Rihter
Stride perIho6 geitern bic 0er5onbs
lung seeen lie Bis gum "a. DECEMBER.
9elegentlih Der 8erbunotuna ftellte
ss ft6 heruus, bab W}efforo bereits
einmal Dor ben 5hranten bes 8oli3ei=
gsri9ts setpeien mar unb 8ipor uuter
Der Nntlaae BEG gragens bsrbDreensr
Doffsn.
Der 5urbige Sam Sa1er tpuroe
pesen WorbDeriuds ben 8roBaes
ihporenen iibertpieier unb negsn
Sragsns psrbOrgener Woffen su $50
uno ben Soften oerurtbeilt, bic er por4
erit I'm Irbettsbaus obar6eiten u1uB.
SaQer batte iih norgsitern in ben
5Dl3bDfen an Der 2G9tsn unb W1c2eun
IDcnue in unsetruntsnem 3uitaro
riipelhoft betraeen uub ouf BEN
poli3iiteu 5slgbeber bier sniii7e abs
segeben, eAe Der geamte fetner babbdft
rerber tornte. 9Iiitli9srrpeife bate
Caller MIR 2O6er in bic 2uft geihoI4
fen.
gu S25 unb ben Soften tpurbe cas.
gooeu perurtbetlt, neil er aus Der
Bebiirfnibanitult I'M MaIbingtou
part 5pei eIeftrriae 2euhtbtrnen gs4
ito6len bate.
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grneit unb Sdrrist 0uilb, 1888 60.
lunlbia @o., Utdohen.
Wtaiom uno CLARA 9apper, 249c
saitern 3D., Uadbnsu
Weatbtas unb Barbara Struuf
928 5i[Imore Strabe, anabe.
gIpoe uno 4lice Welter, 1927 Sef.
ferfon 4o., &nabe.
Robert uno Ulae McgriIp, 27C
9oIea 3d., Utdbden.
5reb unb Gbna peaeod, 1920 Ban;
miller Strabe, anab.
6enrp uno Bertha Nlerdnber, 2451
6airpieip DID,, anabe.
Charles unb Sttilie arsg, 126 Sii
Clifton 2lb., anabe.
g6arles unb gbna Wieferina, 1417
Walnut Strabe, anabe.
ebarles unb Mprtle goot, 2OOS
gSbitentan Ctr, ana6e.
Daniel unb Marp Minor, 100 90.
8. 4p., anabe.
Sofepb uno 9lnna 0idsp, 1923
grenen StraBe, Rnabe.
Stanlep unb Cecilia Raine, ainIen
unD Maplsipe0o 3D., Wdbbsn.
Ben uno Gliiabetb 5erbeion, gu.
gufto, g., Mdehen.
W. uno Sennis Smitb, 3507
5rimble 4p., Mdbhen.
Wlartin unb 4nna gonlep, Camel
Gitp, an., anabe.
Wiaiam unb anna gonrab, WapIe
Np.. 6nobe.
Georse uno 4nna Meper, 2737
DrWfiden 4p., Mdbhen.
Jobn unb 1bereid WeIing, 1176
0arriion 4p., M6bden.
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0emaloe-lIe -lIeberreidluns

Cine biibfds Jsisr ianb seitsrn
Ibeno in Der Iula Der Dffentlihen
Sdule in gpaniton itatt. Gs mar bic
feisrli6e lls6errsibuns zines srpben
Selsemdloes, peIhss bic gpanIton
WeIfare 9lhociation Der S6ule eeitifz
tet bat uno isst aIs prGhtiaer
Shmuf bic 4uIa aiert. gs iteat bic
Shlub1eene aus unIerm giirssrfriege
bar: Die Hebergabe oes Generals See
uno ieiner armee an ben Sieser &C.
neral Grant. Der Sb0pfer bss fiquz
rsnrei6en 9emdIbss iit ber betannte
aunitmaler 9err Ruoolpb 1ihubi,
oeien Wert unsetbsiltes Sob fanA
Inipra6en bielten 0oriiser @n. q
8oloenburg, 8. Q. Speelman, u. 6.
Wiitenborf, Sobn Shtpaab uno
Shulpriasipal Geo, .. goIsnbaueb.
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Spispb @. gounbsfcro BON Gopz
inetOn unb Sumes 8. Mefforp bon
Bantam, g., bic geitern benz poliseis
ri6ter Stride ibre 4ufpartung ma6z
ten, oiirfen ben ,Rubm" fir fich in
aHIpru6 ne9men, bal B lie ii6 beila
Souernfuns elmer MetboDe bepisnen,
bic Srisinalitdt fir fi6 in 4niprud
rebmen tann. Die beiben madden" in
Jreimaurerei uub tbre 9ertaftuna
mar auf 9eranlafnno pes RsItauraz
teurs @lbert Gam, bon gio. 1863
gsntrul Gpenue. erfolst. Wie Gam
9sitern benz Ri3ter er5dhlts, tam Mefz
foro am Samitae in iein Rsitaurant
uno pertpidelte ibn in cine Inter
rebung iiber bic Ssreimuurerei. 2up
iaste bieies 5hema 5u, ba er Ii6 fir
ben Sroen irterefirt uno fi6 oemfsIs
ben gerne anitlieben m0hte.
Gaum bate Mefforb bieies aus
:hm berausbetommen, aIs er audi NIT
Der erflGruns berausriidts, oub er
bonn fir Die soss seraps Der rs6te
Wfann lei. .Wlein Batter betIeibet Den
9ohIten Rans i'm 5rstmaureroroen
IN gang 2lmeritu", peritherte er, ,uno
mein Snts! lit Der einSise Maurer i'm
Sanoe, Der eas Redt bat, ben 80.
Grab 3u ertbeilsn."
Gam bib an uno firte aud Elm
slufnabmeformular aug, oas ibr
Dtsfforo porleste. bas 0onn Mefforo
NIT Der bon aap erlesten ,,Qufnabmes
gebiibr" Don $40 in bic 9oThe itedt,
lDabrsno er iid psrpflidtete am
DisnItas abeno ben .Sntel" mitsus
orinsen. Der Gam fir ipeitere $3.50
,am rsseIreGtsn 5reimaurer MAIDEN
lno ibm bic idmmtliben 9roos elm
'hlieBli6 oes 32. perIeiben Iouts.
@lIdlitertpeiIe bate Gam einen
setanntsn, Der Jreimaursr lit unD Der
Inn. als er bon Der Sahe bDrte, iofort
agte, bab Ct 8auernfdnsern in bic |
oarloe sefanen lei. 0araufbin 1puroe
,le yoli5ei benohrihtigt unb ols am /
Oienltas 1beno Meffprp nit ieiuer,
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16. Stodtperf. Cambria Steel
gp., $1,000, Oarbp Goal Ii. gofe Co.,
800, 8lad u. Blad. Mntpdlte, $1,000,
W. g. 2ittle uno Cigar Start, Ine
tpdlte, $500.
Sn nieiem Stodtperf erlitten bte8uz
reaus Der Wortb Bros. Co., Hstp gie
Der 2umber Co., NationaI Sire proos
| ting Co., unb bes Msenten 9. 6.
Waite bebeutenoen Sdaben burh
WaHer.
Is. Stodpert. Srston II. S60nle,
Yoor, Collins u. Yeall, MnpGlte,
$500, Superior pprtlano Cement &c.,
$500, Gbas. SO. Bater, Wnpalt, $50.
IA. Stodtuerf. 8eoper ponb goul
Co., $500, Jreb 8epbingsr, perbrannz
te 9emdloe, $500. 6. 8. 5alitelo, Or
hitett, $1OO, Sof. u. II. .. s..
Gamble II. Weittpopo grtd Co.,
Weitpoob R. 60, $4,000, 4r1ericon
Sheet Ii. Sron plate Co., $500. Gaz
daponna Goal u. Gumber 60, 5000.
13. Stodperf. 6. aubn II. Spns,
gantiers, $500, 56os. u. Burton 6olz
liitsr, Rdlpb 6. Glart, 2lnipdlte, Geo.
st.. Barnes, BANTER, Sobn 3. aebs,
$4,000.
II. Stodlpsrt. Darbp, gensoitt
II. Wtuir, 9npdlte, $4,000. 6o5sl II.
Villas 8lab Co., $1,000, 4tlanta unb
Weit point R. R. 60, $500, 8irainia
II. aentudD Goal 60, $10O, 4oam u.
aramer, Inpatt, 500, 5erris 4senep
So, 800, Sones ii. 2aueblin Steel
Go., $500.
II. stodtpsrt. :. $. gorb.s
Building &c., $500, R. Oe 9.
Carroll II. Sonas g. 5rentel, 4nz
tpdIts. $4,000, Sort Wapne glectric
Co., $500,
10. Stodfp.rt. aramer Ii. gettz
mun,aeaoin u. GlIis, 4npGlte, $4,000,
Jruit 9espath Co., $500, q. :. Greiz
berg, 3. W. aubn, We. Bon Mlatre,
Inlpdlte, $500.
9. Stodtpert. poul Stsin, Bar
bieritube, $400, State Mutuol 2ife
Snfuronee Co., $500, =. 6. Matz
tbsips, 9ibiiions@ s@Issnt, gennIplpania
q. R., 5000. Or. Wm. .. Sulid,
$500.
8. Stodtpert. Or. 6. u. pouli,
Office uno ginridtung nit pertbpolz
ler Roenteen Strablen WaT6ine
pollitdnbig 5eritDrt, $4,000.
Or. paul Scubbsr, 3abnarSt, Suite
bon bier 3immern nit Sinrthtuna,
5eritort. $4,000.
Or. a. u. 9umIer, Sffice, pollftdn= |
Dig 5sritort, $1,000, prubential Snfuz
rance &c., $500.
Z. Stodtpert. 9proer, gai6 u. |
9eioingsfelb, 9lnipdIte, 8 poIIitdnbia
3immer nit ssnbalt unb |
'SibIiotbet, gang 5eritDrt, $1,000. |
8. Stodtpsrt. Weatber Strip Co.,
$500, goroerlano Goal Co., 5000. |
.yeurpbp Jron Worts, $50, 9lmerican
II. Selepbon Co.. $4OO.
5. Stodpert. Ban 6art Goal Co., |
$1,000, 8ancamp podins Co.. $500,
SdelI u. Mattbsps, anlpdlte, 5000,
srolpn Jnpeitment 4sencp, $500, a.z
lonttc Goaft Cine R. st., 500.
4. Stodpsrt. Wenig Sdaben.
3. Stotiperf. grooifreet CONNER
:ial asencp, $4,000. (9isle pertbpolle
Oofumente Ssrit0rt.) |
2. Stodtpert. 8. 90. gorbes, aonz
rattpr, $100.
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&ie man YilIeu einnimmf.

/ wsan nehn1e Niadturn's Gasca
Hoi,al. l.Eiaen. ire!de nleluais freifen
nod frunf MAIDEN. Cine ieben slbeab
nls 2ogotib. 3ipei ooer orei ais slb-
fiibrmittel. Nah Mnpenbung bon ei-
s1igen Woden 1T Der Sr,bel sespobn-
lid behoben. Beriuhen Sic elm Toe
Hodet nur einn,aI uns Sic iperben
feline qn6eren nsebr baben poilen -
lie iis1b 10 proaapt Hnh auaeueba. !.
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maserteit leiht bes
bpbeit.
tsIas .0siaasheit Hus sdsnteii".)

Beiiere Gemciie reroeu benabs tIeIieh beis
Sebrad. bas eine itrsIihe 3HFaiHI- -zfetHng
enr ueueH oocmItdJcH QIementeu. tn elmer,
1at!el ur:t 9pprnhptphtfrs berhuHher. fs6 In
gfirtittifit al5 Elm Geqen fr bic dlrbrrf ma Il
eercn afnnner urb 5ruiIsH srneift. benu 90
lam obne 8peifeI berpisier petoeu, bab etm
rcguIdrer &tirfus ben breis ther btermoH0fit~
1aer FebaHhIrna cine Bunabins bon 10 Bis 30
Bfui.o III 9etut6r eraih NIT etner eHtfMirbes
zen eetteruna in Der Geiunebett nnb Uaree.
atrr Scittts@Nnenonnp it bic bcItetir'tg TprM
Bic Erst oirGtn Spne.RucIaRs 1ableiisu, spsldh 3
In perfee Aien 9n6eten In ben sefjeren Nrv.
ihcten sns eolisonoiacr 0shgouets4NtsselHQD
Az tsbss Erb.
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Cine 1aiie beiBes 3aIier ou elmer
&c Sdabtel Mippep's Belee- 3ufer
moht Elm oeIisioies Geiiert fir 4 bis
8 perfonen. Sn bier Nromos All bo-
belI-grobeeren. Srangen 3itronen
llno Gbocolnoe.
Jragt Guren Grocer.
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Watiunnl. l.liniun.

2ie bieiigen Miteiieber Ser 9satio-
nal ltnion perlanlmeln iih be,,ie
abeno 7:30 al Der ssiinfteI uno
Walnllt inlo fabren bann per Spc.
5Ialcar nndl 9elleDue, ap. 0as DOR.
tiee Campbell Golintp Council feiert
oas pierte Stiftltngsielt ourf cine
nniltfallld)e itn0 litterarild,e Inter.
batting. Gie sseier fiuoet in ssrater.
nal Sall an SaDlor 9lpe. itatt
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81. ainber ianssn osri4iebens 2tsosr
uno Gertrude 2eber uno Seunstte
Sairmsr rssittrtsu potrtottlds De
oichte.
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Btf6tigttn 9eftrtl 6ie
s3tme Der 9roben
SeutrSbrnnf notlt
MittmDd.
Ser 0eiammti Aabett oiirfs
te ftd) auf $65O,OOO
bis $75O,OOO
betaufett.

elite Der Weidaoisten int ltnion Srnit
Gebaube. 9nrdiudyung Der
1rammer nadJ aaenfaliisen Sci.
den begonnen. - Die ;sener.3one
blcibt nurlaufis abseiperrt. 8ib.
ion 6onie Gu. iuiro nit benz 99ens
bam balomDglidit beginner.
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Soisp6 5intsr enbli6 als Sduptl;ng
bsr yRsbs" seiidsrt. - Cincinnati
sisbt 5 Spieler fir 3 i'm austauTh
on Gbtcago ab. - Neusr pislperz
fpreaenber Sdlsuosrsr fir Die
rRebs." - Wiebersrtpdbluns bes
graiibsntsn 2pn4 unb oss Sstrsz
tdrs 5eiblsr.
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nRebs." - WiebererlpdbIung oes
grdiiosntsn 2pnd unb oss Sstrsz
tdrs 6eiblsr.
BUR ollaemeinen 8efriebigung bes
bteiigen 8aiebaQ publitums lit es
Serrn Iuguit 5errmonn. benz grGiia
benten Der gincinnatisr rRsos". gsz
jtsrn snbli6 sslunssu. Soiepb Stnter.
ben brillantsn 4bfdnssr Der Gbtcogosr
subs, uIs 9auptltng fir IeiHen
Stub su iihern. Der austuuI4 BON
Spielern stpiihen gbicugp unb Gtn>
cinnati lit jest aurH 5botia6e getpors
ben unb tonn ntft ms6r riidgongig
gema1t perben. Dur6 benielben Dsrz
liert Chicago ni6t nur Ieinen Ibfdn>
ger Stnter, ionbsrn AUDI ben betpa9rz
ten S4pdrmer S6edarb uno einen
iunesn Sanger, Namens 5edinger, poz
fir Cincinnati bic beiben ShpGrmsr
W}itheu unb anifelp, ben Shleuberer
Sumpbrtss, ben abfdnssr Gorrtben
unb ben 8aienbiiter pbsIon an ghtcoz
90 iibertrdgt.
Sintsr tpirb am nd6iten Wontug
als !6Guptling Der Rsbs i'm bieiigen
9auptquartisr (Diesins 8lod) uuf
Teinem poiten isin uno fofOrt Die err
ten S6ritte our Srguniiirung ietnes
nahitidbrigen alubs tbun, b. 3. bic
apntrutte 3ur unter5sihnung on bic
bstreffenpsn Spieler abienbsn.
5errn Serrmann lit IS in Nep Yort
ebenfalIs gelungen, ben Saleubsrsr
Rubclpb bon Dem Soronto &lub
(Suternat. 2isa), Der Iih 5u sinsm
Stern eritsr 9r0Be gu enttpiteIn perz
ipriht. fir bic Rebs gu fidsrn.
Wie srpartst, purDen Yr1itbsnt
2pnh uno Setretdr Sepbler pou Der
RationuIIiso SommiiTtoH 5u ibrsn
4emtsrn stnItimmig pieoerertpdblt, i
Der gritere fir einidbrigen unp Der
2eBters fir brsiidbrigen Sermin.
Sn benz greIbnabdn grttton 5ull
nabm Die apmmi7ion geitern Die 4us=
fassn 8reIbnabans (bes alGsers) entz
gegen, nahoem Der 9erIu6 Der fret |
tenben partsisn, Ii6 auf bas brittle
Mitglisb zines S6iebsseri6tes All Ell |
ninpn u1ipnliiff fnnr |