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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
SAY HE FLEECED PHYSICIAN
Detectives Arrest Man as Con-
cerned in Fake Bond Scheme.

Charged with grand larceny in the manip-
ulation OF a fake bond selling scheme. a
man who gave his name as George II.
Coryell. Jr.. Of No 1873 West 18th street.
was arrested at his home last night by de-
tectives and postal inspectors and lodged
In cell IN the West 30th street station.
The complainant against him, Dr. W. =.
Irvine OF Beaver Falls, Penn, accuses
Coryell Of having obtained $500 from him
on false representations.
According 10 the story given out by the
police. Or Irvine saw an advertisement in
a Pittsburgh paper about year ago offer
ing French syndicate bonds 20 the value Of
$3.50. 900 for sale The advertisement bore
Coryelrs name
Being interested In the proposition Or.
Irvine came 20 New York and met Coryell
who told him the bonds were still In Europe
but that for $1,000 no could get them
10 this country. The physician handed over
his 81 900 10 Coryell and returned 10 Beaver
Falls. Much correspondence onsued be
tween Coryell and his client In the course
OF which Or. Irvine gave $500 more TO Cory
ell. Gradually Coryell's letters grew less
frequent, and finally ceased altogether.
Dr. Irvine did not hear Of Coryell again
until about three weeks ago. when he saw
an advertisement In the Pittsburgh paper
with n similar proposition In regard to the
selling Of bonds. only this time they were
OF italian vintage. "Coryell" was the name
signed 10 the advertisement
Thoroughly peeved now. Or. Irvine an
swered the advertisement. signing his let
ter Wells" He received an answer from
Coryell and turned the letter over to the
postal authorities who traced the man to
his apartments in 18th street where he
lived with his wife
Coryll. after denying the charge against
him, gave the names Of Bishop Harding, OF
Washington, and Captain Garcia. Of the
18th Regiment N q. n. Y. as character
references
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TO HEAR COMMUTERS PLANTS
P. s. Commission Will Listen to West
chester Arguments Thursday.

Albany, June 15.-The Public Service
Commission, I'd District. will hear the
summing up on the complaints against the
New York Central & Hudson River Rail
road Company and the New York. New
Haven g. Hartford Railroad Company
from various localities I'm Westchester
County against the increase in commute
ton rates between those points and New
York City az Albany on Thursday.
The New Haven cases will be heard in
the morning the complainants being from
Mount Vernon, New Rochelle and Port
Chester. The New York Central cases
will be heard In the afternoon, the COM
plainants being from Mount Vernon,
Peekskill Yonkers and White Plains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
WED BY SOCIALIST RITUAL
Poets Grandson and Bride Ar
range Own Form of Ceremony.

Cambridge, Mass, June 15.-An unusual
marriage ceremony was used to-day when
Miss Jessie Holiday and Edmund T. Dana
were united by the socialist ritual, which
they arranged themselves The marriage
VOWS were read TO the couple by Edmund
VI. Parker. lawyer and Justice of the
peace. Each expressed to the Justice de-
sire TO live With the other, an intention 10
help and consider the other and to bring
up any children TO the best of their ability
and for the welfare OF the human race
The two then exchanged VOWS. the bride
groom expressing the hope so TO live that
his wife might never regret her choice (;
the bride said she hoped to be a true com
rade and helpmeet The justice then pro-
nounced them husband and wife.
Mr. Dana is a grandson Of Henry w.
Longfellow, the poet Mrs. Dana is the
daughter Of Henry Holiday, OF Harrow
on-the- Hill. London.
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MAINE SHE'LL HIS oENoTAPH
Monument To Be Unveiled at Corona
for Hero Sailor.

4 I,000-pound she'll recovered from the
Maine and planted on a granite base is TO
be unveiled in Corona, Long Island, on the
Fourth of July as monument to Hugo
Kruse, sailor from Corona who lost his
life when the battleship was blown up.
Hugo Kruse Camp. Spanish War Veter-
ans. which has charge OF the monument.
received the shell from Washington last
week.
Congressman John J. Kindred will preside
and the address will be made by Father
Chadwick who was chaplain of the Maine
at the time of its destruction. 1t is ex-
pected that regulars from Governors ISL
and will participate. Members OF Kruses
family will attend the ceremonies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
WILLIAMS CIRCUITS LAST STORY.

The executives OF Percy @. Willlams's cir
cult OF New York theatres gathered at the
Orpheum Theatre, Brooklyn, Friday night.
TO wish their chief good luck on his re-
tirement from the vaudeville field II has
been Mr.. Williams's custom for years 10
visit the Orpheum Theatre on Friday nights.
and last Friday when he entered the Office
he found his various leutenants awaiting
him. After a few brief remarks ]. j. Muir
dock presented TO Mr.. Williams an especially
compiled and printed "Mementos de Luxe"
a volume covering in pictures and brief
description. the entire career Of the Will
FAM circuit. Mr. Williams said that for
the first time in his life he was speeches..
An elaborate supper. however was inn
mediately ordered and served, and when, at
O'clock, the party passed out through the
body of the theatre, illuminated only by
single pilot light. the orchestra concealed
in the darkness, played In minor key.
"Sbould Aud Acquaintance BE Forgot" and
"Say Au Revoir, but Not Goodbye"
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MARRIED.

MAsON-LEE-On Saturday. June Is. 1912. st
the Chapel OF ST. Bartholomews Church, by
the Rev Sidney n. FISHER, Susanne Mckee,
daughter OF Mrs. Timothy +. Lee, to Alex.
ander Taylor Mason.
MILBANK - WEATHERBEE- - on Saturday.
June IS, at st. Thomass Church. Msmaro.
neck, BIS Dean Grosvenor, OF the Cathedral
OF 81. John the Divine. assisted by the Row.
Frank +. German and the Rev. Henry
Lubbock. ID. D.. Mary Angel. daughter of
uel Mibank
TwEEDY-BRONSON- wednesday, Juns
IL. 1912. at ST. Agnes Chapel, New York,
by the Rev. William w. Bellinger. n. D.,
Grace Vernon. daughter of Edgar r. Bron.
son, 10 Lawrence Leslie Tweedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
GIVES PAINTING OF CLEVELAND.

Judge Thomas F. Donnelly. president of
the National Democratic Club. announced
yesterday afternoon that Commodore T..
C. Benedict had given the club large
oil painting of Grover Cleveland. The
painting, which is the work of william
NJ. Paxton, was received yesterday In a
few days there will be meeting of the
board of governors to arrange for for
NAL presentation and reception, accom-
panying the hanging of the painting in
prominent place on the walls of the club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
$4,000 CHARITY REQUESTS
Residue of Jerome II. Waterman q
Estate Goes to a Sister.

Three requests TO charity aggregating
$4,000, are made in the will OF Jerome
Hilton Waterman, who died on June 8. in
Buffalo. The testator gives $1,000 each TO
the Federated Jewish Charities. of Buffalo,
and 10 Zion House OF the same charity
The Society for the Relief of Ruptured
and Crippled OF this city gets 5000
Mrs Helena w. ScheyeI, sister OF the
tettator. receives the residue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
KAISER THANKS GERMANS HERE.

Herman Ridder, who was chairman OF
Mayor Gaynor's citizens committee which
welcomed the German fleet. received to-
day the following message from the Ger
man Ambassador Count Bernstorff:
have been commissioned by his mai
estv the Emperor to render his maJesty's
thanks to the German societies for the
greetings sent on Wednesday night. This
token of loyalty has pleased his majesty
greatly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
OVER WESLEYAN FUND.

Middletown, Conn. June 16.-Among the
wesleyan alumni returning for the COM
mencement the keenest interest is being
shown as to whether or not the million
dollar fund for endowment has been raised.
The undergraduates have subscribed si1.4S,
or 1904 a head from 2ss men. The fund
must be completed by Wednesday. Com
,n.ncemcnt festivities opened to-day with
the dramatic clubs theatricals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
W. e. CARRIERS CONDITION GRAVE.
lBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

lBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Philadelphia, June l5.-The condition of
William Il. Carter. who Is In the Bryn
Mswr Hospital. suffering from conclusion
OF the brain, was reported to-day 10 be
grave Sir. Carter was injured by being
Bryn Mawr several. DAYS ago. lie was
rescued from the Titanic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
GIVES DINNER TO FlANCEE
l.. Rodney Berg Entertains Miss Hits
and A Party at Hotel st. Regis.

L. Rodney Berg, of the Holland House,
gave a dinner Friday evening at the Hotel
81. Regis, for his fancee, Miss Marguerite
d. Ttis, daughter of the late Charles J.
utis. of Paris. The floral decorations We're
,narpuerites. and the guests included Gen.
nrai and Mrs. Henry L. Burnett, Colonel
and Mrs. Archibald Oracle. Mrs. Jerome
II. Hardcastle,. Mr.. and MRS. Edwin r.
Miss Harriet Shannott and Baron Manfred
The wedding is to take place at the Hotel
q Reeis ON Wednesday. and the ceremony
will be performed by the RI. Rev. Mgr.
IAXelle.
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CEAgETERTEl.
uNpERTAEERA

THE WOODLAND CEMETERH.
s3Sd 81. BY Harlem Trsin ana By TroIisyt
Onico. 20 East 23d St. ~ =.
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FRANK z. CAMPBELL, 2ll-s West asd r..
Chapeis Private Rooms. Private AmbuisnosA
Tel 1924 Chelsea.
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OFFICES.

OFFICES.
MAIN oFFIcE--No. 15t Nassau street
UPTOWN oFFICE-Nc. 1854 Bresdvay. -
any American District telegraph omes.
HARLEM oFEIcEs--Ne. IsJ East l7sth strSse.
No 2es West t25th street anf Ma 40 WssS
i25th street.
WASHINGTON suREAu-wsssssy DsillsA
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SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for 81 50 Q year +
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English Journalism
London, May
III.

copyright. 1912. by George W. smalley.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16

Orange, N. j.. June Is speciaD. Miss
Mildred Ruth Lambeth. daughter of Mrs
William c. Lambeth, of No. 10 Lincoln
street, East Orange. was married tonight
in Grace Church, this city. to Kenneth
Tucker Wilson, Of East Orange The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Charles
r. Walkley, the rector. The bride was
given away by her uncle, J. Stevenson
Lambeth, of New York. Her maid Of honor
was Miss Ethel May Wilson, sister Of the
bridegroom. The bridesmaids were Miss
Leonora Keeney, of Springfield. Mass. and
Miss Marjorie Persons, of Boston.
Wilson Hatch Tucker. of Montclair.
cousin Of the bridegroom. was best man.
and the ushers were Charles f. Pope,
Charles Crowell and Samuel Hollis, OF New
York; Charles Warren, Of Hurley. N. Y;
Aubrey c. Lambeth, brother Of the bride,
and Wheelock II. Pooler. Of East Orange.
A reception followed the ceremony.
East Orange, N. j.. June Is (SpeciaD.-
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w.
Coffin. Of No. IS Burnett street, was tho
scene tonight Of the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Marian Louise Coffin, to
Ward Murphy Canaday, Of New Castle,
Ind. The officiating clergyman was the
Rev. Walter Reid Hunt. pastor of the First
Unitarian Church. Orange. The bride was
given I'm marriage by her father. The best
man was Emmett McQuinn, OF New Castle.
The ceremony was followed with q recep-
ton at the home OF the brides parents.
The young couple Will live In New Castle.
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9. S. DEAN.

@aeen ieber @rt. @eidirre, @ummiz
reifen un6 Interchangeable. 227-229
Glib Shores GtraBe, Gan Gntonio, Ser.
Neues Sci. $50. aItes Sci. $3.50. Selz
brennenoe@ rumelb 3usnaidinen, 9onlpfs
pflug : Nusriitling. uniere Rrei1e mn
Sebingunseu iiuo mdBig.
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Der tbOuerne aolOf.

Die MeIoung, oaB CHINA lih, m's
eeiifts bes neuerl 8ertrages 5mi-
iden 3uBlano uno Sapan, an Die
8ereinigten Staatea nit Dem Sip
pea getpanbt babe, gu ieinen Gun
item ein5uibreiten, mag niht rid
tig iein nber file l1Bt iid aus ben
tatidhIih ~beitebenoen gerbaltniiien
erfldren. 9enn China befinbet iiGJ
beute IN. GROCER Scot, unD Die Ser
einigten Staaten baben fib ltets ais
iein 5reunb ernieleu.
Dos neue ruiiiid . iapaniide @b>
fommen melfes Ole fonfrete
sSorm zines 8iinoniiies announcement
Die 8eitimmune bat, ioa Der Re-
publif China 5pei 8ropin8en fos
item. gs eritredt iid auf Die SIT
tereIienip1Gren RuBlanos uno Sn<
bans in Der Manoidurei uno Der
MongoIei unb nimmt cine Seilun5
bieler SpbGren Dor. Nad Dem Sas
@eb' Gu rehtsmdrts, LAB mid
linfsmarts eeben. Sapan erbalt Die
iiibIide ManoIdurei uno Die inne-
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@rinoen. 9as eroBte SrtereIie
Gro britanniens lit Ser 5rieoe ser
@elt. 8enn ungliidIiferpeilc bier
ME iiberaa ionit oie Musgoben fir
Riiitungen tn beflaeensperter @ei=
ie madien, 10 giebt es feline Maft
IN Der @elt, Die nt6t gan5 genau
meib, baB, iopeit mir in 8etrodt
fommen, unb iomeit mir ge5pungen
meroen, an Oieien Musgoben teiIsuz
nebmen, mir feinen aggreliipen
3ned ~nerfolgen. (8eifoq.) @ir be-
gebren feinen @ebiets5uma6s. Sir
baben meoer ben 8unld, nod fiibs
len mir uns beriu6t, oas @ebiet
lin lerer Observation-Disclosures irgenoz
mie 81 erpeitern. MsAquitb i6loB:
n0ieie Observation-Disclosures err
itreden iih uber Ole gat5e @elt.
@enn mir ee5mungen 1ino, Die
Sonos, Die mir iebt auf bie grbnl=
tung in%sbeionoere unleres uebers
getpi6ts CUR Gee bertpenben, orr
bern e%rgiebigen uno porteilbaften
3weden gu ent5ieben, 10 miro oie<
lie Iusgabe bon uns einfa6 dig Ell
ne notmenoige 8eriiderung Der
enormen innern uno auBern Sne
tereiien angeiebem, 6eren getreue,
lradiome Sitter &~egierung uno
Earlament iinb uno iein miiien."
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@as elm @OIf leiiten fam.

Mm trifft in Der Hreife pielfah
auf Die aniidt. idreiben oie Sam-
Gnrger Nohrihten, oag oeutide
Bolt lei nidt in Der Gage, cine
f%peitere 8eritdrfung beg Seercs fl
nan6iea tragen gu f0nnen. 4nges
iidts oieier 8ebauptung lit es gut,
lid einmal Dor Mugen gu balten,
mas Sena uno @lieritaot ben preu-
bii9en Staat nno fem golf gefoltet
baben.
9urb ben Tiliiiter Grie6en muir
De 8reuBen bon $40 Quaorotmei
len nit 9% MiIionen Ginmobnern
auf etDa $50 QuaoratneiIen NIT
AZ Miuionen Ginppbnern aerur1~
tergeoriidt Srosbsm mubte Don Die.
lem, ouf Die SdIfte perfIeinertem
8reuBen Die pole GduIcenIait oes
friberen 8eiisltanoes iibernommer
tper6en. Durd oas Bariier Graf
tat bonn s. September 1908 batter.
Die Az MilIionen 8reuBen poGe
1929 Wiaionen Marf auf5ubringen.
in ben orei f~olgenoen Sabren iuar
De, mie Sberftlentnant 8agner in
ieinen @runolasen Ser 4riegstbeos
RTE feititeat, pertragslpiorig 2iefe-
rungen uno 2eiitungen i'm 8etraee
bon 1914 Miaionen abeepreBt. Der
Dnrd5us Der groBen Armee sesen
@uBIanb foitete 1856 Wiaionen
Saler. Der ~@elammtidaoen, ben
oieier Durd5ug peruriahte, 800
Wiaionen gaIer. 9as 2ano tpor
oerortig berarmt, Dab cine gu allen
borbergegangenen Steuern erit
1912 ne11 auseeihriebene itarfa
8ermogenss nno g~infommenitencr
fait sar feinen 0uben fir ben
Staat bette. Die 9ropin5 gltsSreus
Ben brohte ltatt Der bermihlagten
IS Winionen 3aler nur Az Mil-
lionen. als Napoleon geihlasen
aus 9uBluno 5uridfebrte unb
8reuBens 8olf iid) sur 8efreiung
erbob, battc Die Sauptituatsfaiie
nur 5000 Caller barren @elbes.
Sroboem gclong es i'm 2aufe penis
ger Monote, oas MIR 10000 Wanm
itarfe Seer oitf $4,000 Wanr
81 permebren, obelei6 man auges
mcin nur annabm, oaB BreuBen
niht mebr oIs $4,000 Mmn ouI
Die 8eine 8u b~ringen imitanbe iei.
9as glatt ibIieBt oieie ausfiibs
runeen nit ben 8orten:
.@egen oieie @aIten un6 2ei-
itungen, bic bon Az Wiaionen
8reuben getragen muroen (auf ben
8opf Der 8ebolferung perre6net fos
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re Moneolei, &uBlano oie dubere
Wton9olet. ltno ooB england oIs
filler Sortner oieIes reinliden
S6eioungsgeiddftes ltno oes aotts
mllerablen &aubes funeiert, gebt
naraus l6on berbor, oaB es in 81
bet freie Sano erbdlt.
China befinoet itd in ser groBeu
gtot ieiner on~gebabnten Mufteiz
lung. Die 8~ereinisten 5taoten
batten mol @eranIaiiune, oielen
@ufteilungspro5eB nit oner @uf@
m%erf1amfeit gu perfolgen, oenn Del
len Sur6fibrune miiroe Ole dime
Tide vSffene Sir" felt perroms
meln. Solange oie @iferiudt ami
ifen &uBlano, Sopan uno @nglano
ben 8eitonb gbinas eorontierte,
lolange mar au6 olen 0otionen
Die Sanoelsfreibeit ge~fp6brleiitet,
Ole gleiGe Moglidfeit pirtidoftIi<
der grpaniion gegeben. Die Monoz
ldurei als anerfannt ausihlieBli-
DE Sntereiienipbdre Sapans uno Die
Wongolei als eleide &nBlanns
nirfte ben artoern am 6ineiiIhen
8eif in eriter 2inie pirtidatflid
tntereiiterten 2dnoern, 10 oen Ser
elnigten Staaten uno Deutldlano,
eIne 9etatigungsmogli6feit foum
ibrie laiien.
@ie es betBt, entbalt oas rteltc
Mbfonmen aud Die 8eitimmuna,
oaB Sopan 3uBlano fir Ben San,
ooB lesteres a~ngegriffen miirbe, mi
litariid unteritiisen tperoe. Daourdy
miiroen Die &rafte &uBlanos fret
neroen fir BEN nabeoltlihen Chr
geia. Ser Iufteilitng gbinas miiroe
Die Der Sirfei foIsen. S6on pers
ben in ct. 9etersburg gtimmen
laut, tuelde pieoer BON Dem
afronfen Mann~ uno Dem MuaenS.
blif Ser 9ntretung oes CRIBS re-
Den, obne baB ibnen bon 2onoon
aus entgegengetreten miro.
@ie Elm rieiiser aoloB baut iib
oieie ruiiiid : iapanii6 : ersliide
Eolitif nit ieinen apei SiiBen.
benz einen lit europa, benz onoern
m Iiien, auf. 9ieie SiiBe fino I'M
oeiien tbonern. Ser &oIoB Itiitt iid
allf Die Slltereiien, melf)e gelneiniam
iein iolen uno iid ood iiberon mi
oerltreben, auf momentane Mnse
glei6e, fpelhe Der gan8en @ergan
eenbeit mad unnatiirli9 iino uno
oenen Die 3ufunft feline 9auer
peripridt.
NatiirIid 0agegen uno @Ges Der
ipre6eno fir Die 3ufunft lit Sic
@emeiniamfeit Der Sntereiien Ser
8ereinigten Staaten uno Deutid-
lambs. 5ollte iid oieie @emeiniorn@
felt p%ereirlt gegen ben &oloB men<
ben, 70 miiBte oeiien Sturs ais
balo erfolgen. 0as ioGte boIoigit
geideben, ebe er iib in iolfe Dt-
meniionen uusmadit. oaB iein
3~uiommenbrug aud moere, eanj
berehtigte Sntereiien unter ieinen
Sriimmern begraben miiBte.
81. 9. Staats5eiting.
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Die Grmurbmng Der beiben 0ent=
idJen in Merifo.

8ereits in ben Depei9cnipaltelt
iii gemeloet porben, baB Die bei6en
Big Dor &uroem IN Douglas Mri~
sona, nobnbaft gemeienen Deuts
iden Guido SCHUBERT uno Sobn
9ertling nabe Der Monte 8iito-
@rnbe, IA Meilen oitlid) bon Cos
i'm merifaniiden Staate Sonora
BON merifaniiben 8anbiten ooer
u&ebeden" gebdngt nuroen. ST.
8erbinbung NIT bieier S9anotot
iin0 Dem colorado Scrolls III
9enper ieitoem BON einem alter
@bonnenten Wiaiam Seine III
Douglas cine BON eerehter @ntrii-
flung erfiillte 3uidrift iotpie mebs
rere Musihnitte aus lofalen 3eitl,n@
gen augegangen, aug ipelhen Die
folgenoen gin5eIbciten betreffelie
oas unerbort robe 8erbreden ers
lihtli1 fino:
SCHUBERT Iomol als @ertling ma
rem nod oeuti6e Entertainer, miee
mol Sertling neuerlid ieilt critics
cmerifnniides 9iirgerpapier ermirft
bate. SertIing mar bci Germ
gbriit &orn in Douglas aIs 96fcr
beihGftigt gemeien uno alth Sdus
bert bate Big Dor 5mei Monatell
fir Serrn @orn gearbeitet. 3u
bieier 3eit beidIoB er, Dem bereits
porber nod Sonoro eegansenen
9ertGing, welder in Der einganes
ertpabnten Moute 8ilta : @rube ols
@abter angeitent uno iein 6reu1o
iuar, einen @elud ab5ultatten, 5u-
nal aud feline @eiunobeit elmer
MufentbaIt i'm @ebirge miinidenss
merit erideinen IieB. Die -2eihen
beioer naren am Iesten Montag
i'm SuIi, nie es anfdnglid bieb.
an ei1em goume b1ngeno aufge<
funben iporoen, un6 5ipar ffellte
es iid beraus, Dob oie ltngIiidliden
i1on Dor I6ngerer 3eit ermproet
ieins muBten. Mls bas idredlidc
ShifiaI Der beiben in Douglas
befattnt ~getporoen tpar, madte ii6
bonn bon bort aug Serr Hobert
&enborn mad Der Stdtte oes Ser
bredeus auf ben @eg uab ermitte[-
tie babel nod Die ipeiteren @in5el.
beitel1: Sertling bling aGer6ins tot
bon Dem 3peige zines nieorien
gaurnes bernieoer, elm @rasfetl
nm ben SaIs uno NIT auf Dem
8iifen neutrality-suspicious. Sdns
ben. Sbubert aber muB ieinen
M0roern peroDeifelten @iSeritano
gcleiitet baden, urto pieipol feine
.auf bent 8ooen Iiegenoe 2eihe chem
foas elm ~jbeildufig aebn SUB lanees
Sell UNI ben &als batte, 10 iheint
oerieIbe bod gu Eobe g~eiteinigt
woroell 5u iein, 90 neben ser Set
DE blutbefledte Steine lagen, nit
oeilen ibm augenideinlid Der Sdds
Gel uno Die &nohen BEG @eii9ts
eingeiporfen morben maren. Muh
mar fem falihes @ebiB infolge bon
Steinpiirfen balb abgebrohen. geis
De M1nner tparert aIs frieofertise
2erte befannt unb Die grbitterling
iiber ibren, iomie anoerer 9eutider
uno Mmerifaner COB BON iogenonne
ten @ebeIenbdnoen lit cine aepaI-
tiae.
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SlOan & Sasb, 2cidenbeltotter,
sde 2oiopa uno grofett e5troBe.
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2nftidiffer fallen

Wagen., 2eber nnb gsiercnfranfBei-
ten gum Spfer seraoe pie anoere
2eute INTO iie lciben ebenlo ON Ippe<
titloiigfeit, &iideni9mer5, Nerboiitat,
aopipeb nnb ~aGgemciner S6udde.
aber es lit unnotie> in loI6em 3u-
ltanoe 81 iein mie &. 8. Beebles in
Senrp, genn, benefit. @r ihreibt:
SEEDS Slaiden electric 8itters go.
ben mir mebr 4raft uio gutenappe-
tit als ale anoere Meoi5in porber.~
60 bilit Der 8itters Seoem. @s lit
toriht, gu leioen, perlt oieies groBe
Mittel idon nod Ser eriten Dolls
hilft. 8eriu6t i'm. Sur SOC in allen
@~potbefen,
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2ouiie @iaidl, oeutide Sebam-
me, Neues Gel. 1857, sites 1866.
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@erInbe zines Neilemben.

SD bin Elm @eidaftsreiienper"
idreibt 6. g. goungs, 6. Werfibirc,
It., limb fit bieI an unberoalIif.
felt Big ih anfing Or. Sings SEEN
9ife sims 81 nebmen, bic ib dig cir
oor5iiglides MitteI gefunoen babe"
Sir ole Waaen.. 2eber. uno INie.
relfrantbeiten iino fie unpergIeid.
lih. Nair 25c in alien Mpotbefen.
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8ir MAIDEN bie %feiniten uno
tiinitleriiditen photographer In Der
Staot gu iebr mdBisen Breiien. ate-
Tier gu ebener @rbe uno iebr bequem
eingeri6tet. 9eutld geiproden.
Sroiu's Stnbio, 2t6 @pe. g., Sml
Mntonio.
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20 Efnnb sranmlierten 3mfer fir
81 BET einem ST @infauf anoerer
8aaren. International Sea & @ofS
fee Go, 211 SuosMlamo Ctr, @la
tes Gel. 2745, nertes 1878.
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fteter Die iieben Sabre fran8ofiher
Serridaft 458 Marf fir ieoen
ginmobner BreuBens), mimmt fih

bag beutige Sammern Iber oie
ubriidenbe 8ebrlait" redt, redt
flagli6 aus. @as mir aber fir i'm
Srieoen peridumte Bflidt Inn grnlt@
fane an Gut uno 8Int gu 5abIen
baben, ftebt auf einem ungcidrie@
benen glatte; oariiber nad8uoenfen
ibeuen piele, Die iiber Die oriifenbs
@ebrlait groBes @ei6rei erbeben."