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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-11-14
COMPLAINS OF SCHOOL TRUST. So


tfhiuTen MUST ray F1fty Cents for
Stationery or be Expelled.
The Raleigh Evening Times pub
fishes the following correspondence
from patron of the schools in
Franklin County:
ITO the Editor OF The Times:
Because of a compulsory rule In
the Franklinton graded school for
white children, which forces the chill
dren in grades one, two, and three to
buy their stationery supplies from
the superintendent, J. A. MCLEAN, or
be expelled from the school, a little
girl from grade three has left for
Clayton where she will enter school
in the county.
The circumstances are as follows ::
Last year this rule was introduced
by the above-named superintendent,
and stationery supplies were furnish
ed these grades by him, for twenty
five cents for the whole year per
child. 1t met with opposition. This
year the price is fifty cents for each
child in advance for the year, just
twice what it was a year ago. The
father of this little girl refused to
pay to this superintendent fifty cents
for supplies, which after inyestiga-
ton he found he could buy for less
than twenty-five cents on the market,
and this little girl of his was expelled
Her father proposed to buy any kind
of supplies she needed, but they were
refused. The superintendent of Pub
lie Instructions, DR.. J. Y. Joyner, ad-
vises this superintendent, that In
his opinion he has a right to call In
the police powers or other officers OF
the law, to eject children from the
school who refuse to comply with this
rule a copy OF which I have. 1t
seems to me that when our next Leg
islature begins to put on our statute
books, trust-busting laws, they should
pay their respects to this scheme
which to my mind is far more reach
ing in it's operation than the oil or
sugar trust. If oil is too high we can
use electricity of gas or burn the CO.
lonial knot. If the price of sugar is
made burdensome we can use other
sweets, or take our coffee straight.
But if we refuse to pay tribute to this
superintendent in the way of increas-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-11-14
RALEIGH PRODUCE MARKET
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Direct Line to All roinIs-Norsl
South, East, West-Very Low
Round Trip Rates to All Principal
Resorts.
Through Pullman to Atlanta
leaves Raleigh 4.05 pm. arrives At
lanta SIS am. making close COZ
nection for and arriving at Mont
gomery following day after leavtns
Raleigh. IL am. Mobile 4.12 pm.
New Orleans $50 pm. Birmingham
12.15 noon. Memphis. sos p. N.
Kansas City. 11.2o an. second day
and connecting for ell other psints
This car also makes close connection
at Salisbury for St Louis and other
Western points.
Through Pullman TO washingto,
leaves Raleigh $50 pm. arrives
Washington 8.53 an. Baltimore.
1902 an. Philadelphia 1895 noon.
New York AL pm. This car makes
close connection At Washington for
7.40 pm. making close connection
Pittsburg, Chicago. and all other
points North and West. and nj
Greensboro for through Tourist
Sleeper for California points. and
for all Florida points.
Through Parlor Car for Ashevin.
leaves Goldsbsro at GAS am. Ra-
leigh, S-35 an. arrives Ashsvtlle
with the Carolina Special and arriv-
Ing Cincinnati 10 an. following day
after leaving Raleigh. with close con,
aectioA for al points North and
Northwest
Pullman for Winston-Salem leaves
Raleigh $50 am. arrives Greens
boro $50 am. making close csnlee-
tion at Greensboro for all points
North. South. East and West This
car Ii handled On train No. Ill
leaving Goldsboro q, 1o45 pm.
IL you desire any Information
please write or call. We are here &c
furnish Information az well as to sell
T. p. A.. ais. Fayetteville ST. .atatai
tickets- W. II. PARNELL. r. p. A
ais Fayetteville St. Raleigh. n. c
Fl. r. CARY. General Paasengs,
Agent. Warrington. d. c.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-11-14
i'eceiVership of Wake Water Com
pany Made Permanent.

IN Wake Superior Court Saturday
Ouuee Ferguson made permanent the
lecelVership of the Wake Water Com
p % and deferred until November
-0rd the final order as to temporary
t1nldrgement of the plant to meet the
nlinedlate requirements. Experts
pno receivers agree that 100000 will
20 required for immediate expendi-
'"Ie 1or this temporary work.
IN the meantime, the company is
oon to sell to the city for $685.
w, Which the aldermen claim is ex-
~ oIoSl'e. This would represent SIS a
lare' In addition to the outstanding
80 The present franchise
w. Tue company runs for nine more
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-11-14
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
RAILROAD
Route of the
"NlGHT EXPRESS"

Travel via Raleigh (Union station)
and Norfolk Southern Railroad, 10
and from all points In Eastern North
Carolina.
Buffet, ParIor and Sleeping Car,
between Raleigh and Norfolk.
Schedule In effect March 3rd.
N. B.-The following schedule ng-
ures are published az information
ONLY an dare not guaranteed.
Trains Leave Raleigh
s:15 p. m.-Daily-"Night Ell
press" Pullman Sleeping car for
Norfolk.
L 500 a. m.-Daily-For Wilson.
washington. and Norfolk - Broiier
llParlor Car Service between Raleigh
and Norfolk.
500 a. m.-Daily except Sunday
for New Bern via Chocowinky. Par
1or Car Service.
2:4o p m--Daily except Sunday
for Washington.
trains Arrive Raleigh
1920 q. m.-Daiiy.-II:2o a. m.
daily except Sunday. and sac =. IN.
daily. Buffet Parior Car Service on
$3.50 p. m. train from Norfolk.
Trains Leave GoIdsboro-
1918 p. m. Daily.-'Night Ex-
press"-2ullman slepeing Car fer
Norfolk via New Bern.
7:l0 a. m.-Daily-For Beaufort
and Norfolk-Parlor Car between
Washington and Norfolk.
$40 p. m--Daily for New Bern.
Oriental and Beaufort. Parlor Car
Service.
For further information and reseY-
walton OF Pullman slepeing Car space.
apply to C. W. Upchurch. General
Agent. Marlborough Hotel Building.
Raleigh, N. c.
w. w. CROXTON.
General Passenger Agent.
B. L. BUGG. Traffic Manager.
Norfolk. Va.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-11-14

People Showed Great Interest In the
Agricultural Exhibits From the
South.


Agricultural Exhibits From the
south.
Chicago. Ill, Nov. s.-Great inter
est about the Southeastern States was
aroused by the exhibits made this fall
by the Southern Railway System at
Northern fairs and expositions over a
quarter OF a million desirable people
seeking and receiving information
regarding the resources and oppor-
tunities of the Southeast, according
to reports received from representa-
tives Of the railway in charge OF the
exhibits.
The various exhibits made extend
ed over period of two months and
included the country north OF the
Ohio River from New York and Penn
sylvania to Iowa. There were twenty
seven separate exhibits made at dis
trict and county fairs in the Northern
States in addition to a fine display
put in at the Canadian International
Exhibition at Toronto. The exhibits
everywhere attracted attention. As
a rule, visitors pronounced them finer
than those made by local exhibitors,
and it was usual to hear the state
ment from man that he had no idea
that the Southeast was country OF
such wonderful resources and oppor-
tunities. The fine displays of fruit
of corn, wheat, and other grains, and
the showing about other products of
the Southern soil were things that
especially appealed to great numbers
g.. of Northern farmers
| A special exhibit on live stock OPP
portunities will be made at the Inter-
national Live Stock Exhibition at
Chicago in December.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-11-14
FARMERS UNION TO MEET HERE
DIR. Alexander Expects the Meeting
in December to be Largely At
tended.

DR.. H. Q. Alexander, President of
the North Carolina Division of the
Farmers Union, announces that the
annual convention will be held in
Raleigh in December
Dr. Alexander says that as yet the
program of the convention cannot be
given in detail but that there will be
some notable speakers. He says that
there will be from 700 to 1, 900 dele
gates and visitors in attendance. DR..
Alexander states that there will be
an address at a public meeting on tho
Farmers Union by Rev. A. J. Nickel
way on Child Labor as it affects the
Farm and the MILL The auditorium
will be secured for all of the sessions.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-11-14
MONTGOMERY, ALA, SELECTED.
ohlcers Elected by Southern Agri.
cultural Workers.

The Associated Southern Agricul-
tural Workers, after three days ses-
sion in Raleigh, Saturday selected
montgomery, Ala, as the next meet
ing place and elected the following
officers:
resident, DR.. c. A. Garry, Ala
bama.
Nlce-Presidents E. r. Kone, Texas,
ana Andrew M. Soule, of Georgia.
secretary, B. w. Kilgore, Raleigh,
N. C.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-11-14

WANTED. - Position by youn,
married man, aged %, an grocery o.
hardware clerk; three years exper.
ence; can furnish best Of reference
good reason for wishing TO make o
change: only those looking for high
class man answer this advertisement
Apply to Lock Drawer 132, Roanoke
Rapid. North Carolina
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-11-14
AGENTS WANTED.

We want agents to represent Tia
Caucasian In every county where W,
are not already represented. Writ
u for sample copies and terms t.
agents. Our terms are very nbsra
and you can make good money by q.
voting your spare time to the worn
Address, THE CAUCASIAN,
Raleigh, N. g.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-11-14

WANTED.-Man with horse and
buggy to sell and collect. Write
P. o. Box 203, Raleigh, N. G.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-11-14

For rates, scheduled time tables and any
ether Information desired apply 70 J. v. Mitch.
Ell Passenger and Ticket Agent Tels rhons
No. III
NoTiCE.-Above schedules published oniy -
infornatIon And are not guaranteed
:, - LEARD. Division Pass Agent
NO w. Martin s.. Tecser Bidding
fOpp. North Entrance Pcsifboc<
RALEinu &C
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-11-14

ADVICE TO MOTBREs.-Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup should al~sys be Used for Chill
6ren's Teething 1t soothes the child. softens
the gums allays all pain cures wind colo sn6
ia the hest remedy for Dia,rhoea 25e- bottle
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-11-14
Governor PardOns Woman Burglar
and Extends Oemency to Muir
derer,

EAUcHuS 10
derer.
Governor Kitchin issued a condi-
tional pardon Saturday to Hannah
Harrison, sentenced for burglary in
Wake Superior Court in July, 1909.
Governor Kitchin extends clemency
to Arthur Johnson, negro, convicted
of murder in Fender County, and
now under sentence of death.
The Governor gives the following
reasons for his course:
while this prisoner is to have his
case reviewed by the Supreme Court,
it seems that he has failed to perfect
his appeal in time to stay his execu-
ton. On the recommendation of the
trial judge and solicitor, I reprieye
prisoner until February 7, 1913"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-11-14

Trains snl stop sarnsl Go rec<sss sra a..
charge Eassss gers at following poinss nos sAsw
"a hease ume table eyivsolA. Bsrses, ns.is
C@rdsnas. Rawls. Carsoa. Carve. Falls nd
skss.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-11-14
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-11-14

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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-11-14
SEABOARD AIRLINE
Schedule Effective April 9. 1871.

Trains Leave Raleigh
Direct line with Dou BILE Daily ser vtt. 90 ire
West through Atlanta Birmtnshau arr
Aemphis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-09
Inftiun.

unierSeia,neter ipirb ouf ieiner bisberisen
Karin, 5 Nieileu iieDlilidl o Pernlann
a,n
9%onneritas, ben 90. Iu9uit 1912
ioIseaes Gisenthum piientllt) an ben
WleiItbieienben %pertaufen:
3 Yferoe. 1 idbriser GieI, A 9iihe, l boil
bIut Eurbam YuII. 9 Hinoer, 8 adlber,
NIB cine sluSabI Sdiusine, l 6eu,pencer
Seur.d1en, Gbedro,per, Sd)eibenegae, /
Section-G sse, 2 %Sormlpa9en. l Gurreg. ]
Spripafpaaen, l Yu9sp. l Sdlliiien, cine
2ln3abl pIliige. GultipatorS, p%ierbe9eId)iri
u ND l SbarpleSs Cream Separator, l 81
Der MiibIe unb preIIe. Binoer. MlGbrr mno
Grill.
GbenfanS cine Sausorsel unb cine 9ln'
subl Sansm6hel, Sarmaerdtbe uno anosre
8e9enitdnoe, gu 3abIreid) UNI ale hier su
%bet:ennen.
geoinsunsen: s.. 90 uno barunter goar
iiber So 3pDli Wionnte Sreoit seaen ytote
nit gutter Sid)erbeit bel 3 pro5ent Rabati
fur Yaar3abluna,
Solte eS AM Donnerita9 resben bann
inoet Der 9ertaui am Sreita8 Itatt.
Ius # StebS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-09
Dir G~;ranSnna Der Sritten yartef

Iiit .,u,,nr1br 10 fpeit geoieben, bab iis
,tur cd, oec iormeIlen Entertaining
Ass Malnes bsocrf, ailf oeifen &c.
6eib Tie erfolgte ln,o &gm iie aair Or
f~iiGarns ieiner cbnsei5igen @iinldpe
Il, .lJoGsen ioa. Ion bnanft ole
gouginge, oia lid, gesenapdrti9 in
/ gfioaao a6ipielen i'm timer 9eoelt.
tlru n:d.t a iiberid1een, malt
eari Tie deer aath nidt arrter-
idfihen. @eioe Garteien miiiferp
oaralpf ecfuBt lem, oaB ioie meme Eur-
tel nit earer No.tform Dor ole ge.
polfemnng tritt, Die oarauf benehnet
hit, beioen Nbbnph Slt ttllit. Sic
miro Dem Taoifalismts oie neitge.
beleitem apqBeiiionen Madden mrtS
feiar baragngides Rittel oerifmd-
bett ole Maiien ire 81 filbreqt iuto
Dor 0en SrblMnpbpugen Hooiepelts
SIT ipotmpen. Sore bemotratfid,en
9lG.ter, b:e bisher ole BON &oniepolt
IN Ser rep,ublibmpiidyem gartei berbei-
gefltbrte SeSelbpm bellihelt bnberI
begirnpeir bermt aitt lapgInm elm
3luic5oib eaB 6as elm reht tbo-
uidtes 9egirnnen lit. &ooiepslt
meiB gait gelaig. Dab er nit
Sen lt5FerlGlpfern oils Der repu.
Misan3idtm &antei ulein ridt lie.
gen faaM,, Dob er zines itarbem 3iilal
hes olldb aus oep 6enlpfrutiNdJan Hei-
bet beharf, lpetat er eeipablt merben
mill. Sein Gampf miro iidt ebenio.
ipobl gegen Die bemofratiif,e wie
ge3ear ore remiblifaniif,e Gartei rid.
tenn pieleidlt nod etnpoS ldJirfer &c.
,geu oie eriter oils geget Ole lebtere.
gr falnt lalr GrI4g baben, aneirar er
eitet SIbeil scr bis fer OILS quit helno
fro.if) betnadteten StGot1lr geipinnt,
inaA baB er es Garairf abgdiebelu bot,
hanib,r ioGten a,pdl in het Ieiteapoen
oemotratiifim &reiien rod,geroOe
3lpeifa apidJt mebr beItebea,. Gin.
aSr. Yr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-09
aas eanb S.s Snieften
entwidInns elmer eisenartissn SnSn'
itrie @untenesros.

ftrie Wpffefe9rps.
Ipntenesro lit Elm armes Sano
bod elm aleinoo bdlt's p%erborgei
e proousiert Sni.ttenpulper. Oa;
nit unre6t .periiides" ssnaru1l
piro. SIM SABRE 1910 bait. sIn'
orme oeatfhe ssrau, 4nnd Roiailtr
Die in Rasufa lebte. in ibrsm 9art:r
elm Gtrdubden bon elmer fpilbpa4'
ienoen pflanse. gprstbrum eineratas'
folium, gepfliidt unb es tpatsr y
einen Dintel ssporfen. als tls Is
pertrodnst mad mebrersn Wod9en
pisoerfano, fiel iGr auf, Dab cine
Menae BON SnIsttsn tot babel la9en.
Ste permutete. odB Die 3isre par1
bie gflanss eetDtet ieien, nno bssdrll
nit Der Sabritatipn oes Sn%iettsnpnls
pers. oas nab ibrsm Scoe BON Dem
apptbeter Droba meter pertr'eesF'
puroe.
Die pflanse, eins gbrpfantsmsns
art, pdait poraussipeiie IN Wfonfss
n.aro, tommt dber aud IN Oalmae
lien, @lbanien uno Der Ser5egofplra
Dor. Sauptlieferant dber 1T Wfons
tenearo, no man Die qflan5e arlbanf
1865 btaann bas Siritentum Dc:
Sdwdrsen 8eree Sni.ttenpulptr IN
erDberen Mengen aua5uf!ibren. lino
sloar su boben 9rsiisn; elm 3entner
ioitet. oamals in Srieit $50 Gnlosn.
9lIs Oalmdtien als aOnturrent arf'
frat, beaannen 81, 9reiie gu iintsn.
uno cir formliter 9reisftur5 trat
elm, als aud ole gantees has Vns
retbrnm in srpBsm llmfdng gu tlltls
pieren b%ssannen. Sis auf 10 9uls
Den briidten lie Sen 8reis btrunter.
9tb.r Der Zip, Der iia samit aut
gaontenesrp leste, mid, ala ii4 Rsrs
ausfellte, bab BIZ. in qmerita ndd1e
ienben Yflansen nift Die %setpInits
len m6roeriiaen Giaeniddften bat
ten. Seitbem ftebt Montenegrn ME
Der an Der GpiBe unb loft fir Den
s2,entner 8ulper 100 Bis 100 Guloen.
Der Mai lit Der 5auptmonat;
bann 1ffnen fid Die 9liitsn, uno in
.3uitanoe entpideln fe Ole
araft. Gin 9funo 9liiten
II gfunb trodener @ar.. |
10000 gfuno fiihrt Monteneara
iGbrlid aug. Die guiptriieruna &c:
i6iebt i'm @~uslanbe, in 9enebis,
guoapeF, Dien unb in Berlin. Sc
lentpGrtis fuht cine Netu Yorts-
'Sirma bas 6eI6dft gu monopoliiie.
rem, inosm lie burh cine engliife
RisoerlaHGng in gobqorisa fpp'cl
luftauft. ME nur mDsli4.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-09
Die Contention sur 8riinoms elmer
orittcn Sartci

trut am Motsaag iap Gfioogo III Sls'
nina. Gtapo 1000 Selegnten lnIo el:la
grobe an5ola 3nid)alser batten lid
eingefinroen, 1eren gegeifiemnlg mn
Hooiepelt int lGmlmdSe Denomination
a,nsbmd, oils Dos &ailpt Der Erogrcl
itpen Qlli Der Nlntiom eribien.
Gr-9ampoeaielmtor 8epepibge, bon
sSap0ia,a 1mtroe sum- 8oriieer er'
tpabat uro in ieiaper GroffmnpJsreee
lieb er fem glites Soar on Den hel'
BEN altc1t Earteien inno lagte haB
einsia arlo allein in Der
nalen Gartei HcE &eil atnieres 2ap'
Ses qupo unierer Hegiertlw 81 fin'
Don fei.
sln Nierdiag belt Rooiepet iei-
ne NIT 10 grober Smmbilrsa enparte-
te Geoe Gle er oils lein r@lalibeTls-
b1fenrpaaB" be5eidptete, Die ieopdl
ale gnpart1uweap elttdlidte mir
iS;e Gitte rpidt, DUB under 2nlpo MIR
einen Mufes but Der ans ans Der
@iite iiibreip falnl alrao oteier Mo-
lies lit 5heobor &ooiepeit.
Ian Mitthpod lpltrbe bolat oiib
Roqiepelt oilrd) Exclamation 5lrn
Eniii6entidyafts : Gaapotoateil l%rorrtit-
irt lrto @olrpenlallr Siram Sdbn.
ion BON Californian 5apail &i5e.Tra.
iiSentidnitS = Gat0icnt.
Die Natfom ipelde BON Der areir.
en- Yartei onrgelWnlnen nntrhe llnl-
iabt iGlgenbe Elntfte: Girefte Sri-
mampablel. @abI Der 9~unhe%iella-
toren 0ilrdy's @olf. 2eid,te nnb
rufd,, Metbobcn hin Ngnpelssanhg Der
9lutoesgaiete. 6rauenitimmrefyt.
@ejebe ilber &urnpagltabeitrtige. Ee-
iomn inn @eridytsapdien. @elebe ge-
gen &itberorbeit, Mininuollotn mir
5ruilelg @cnbirbcuutg pom llriallalb
in Spoa1trisbetriehem, Sidyeubeits-
uorfdbmmpsert fiir Die @aiurhbelt
pcn Grseitellten, Elm Suaroes . Mr.
beitsSepartenpeirt. 2~unS9aben : aont-
nsfiFon. ltaterudnm1g iibar Ser
fpalprHpg ser 9dbemabeoiirTniiIe.
9tatioipale Tegltlimtng Der 3auild>err-
itaatlittm SaroolstOmnti Iiiut sur
2tbtdEllpg Don Giietbobnigeip-
tbiun. 8anfintslmSgnbe fol al-
teiau Der &egiemnw auirabeat. GU
loEMneasgefcm ron &egiemtDg nit
8abrifantelt attb 8roMHenten
4apsoefnMnpg hes shlslan0s-
laaatDelS.
gpptIpredlsfhoe Glrid1Signu,g an's
Sof fiir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cute
SltroBelG nutiOrmle 2%anoitroBen limo
AllsOe9npng Der fpeien SaidSpoiBbe-
f0rGerauag. SdbubampadaMW pes
Dtiliiiiipre aslpo S,iien gbebepQiiiieil.
Gnrpantdlfanel IN &%onfurren8 nit
Giiatbu1non qtc. SdprtSoa I'M Nen
3ltItano Der Sp%ufiirrerp3 unit Dem
Husband Slp reJelah. gtb- attto Gin.
fommentel,er. &~egelansg Der @irr-
lpalpoemnngsfroge, @erefte Neniiplra-
fir oIte SnlNntalt irpb ioFor-
tige SdJafialrpg elmer Eafetpoir.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-09
SnlGnoiides.

Im teuiloIienm A. Sslrli mar Spal>
Mltert @artmm ut 9ltlantic Gitp ON
&alie BON einam Moafito aebiIier
Dorben, lriuo fatte Dem 8orfommniB
taarl Seottlpg gasollt, Die tlei.
ne farm ittgJbare &~erietitng iuirbe
ahar itdaag grober lmh idlieblib fes-
te Snalno eal. San @dlpltal, apo-
lin moll Ole 5ruu bradjte, ltrter.
aog man One glernHlte elmer Spem.
tion. meld.e I~luuNlperpe cr5eisgte, an
Der ole Se0alpemrsapetrte fd)lieBlidJ
lbarb.
Ser .fiirSlid3e gatfratf lnn arbeiter
iiir oie @etro,1siaJbep inn umerifar'
iidpm Norbfupten battle Grfolg ,tno
leet tonmnaar Serielpoe olls Dem
Sft,p bieuJen m'e Ole Irbeiter-I
8crWuren in pardfeH@tm Sta0tein be
ridt.oit. Die arbaiter lueroerr bnilpt.
iGt,G1) iGp Wirmoiota, gaorS ,Hpb
Siio Tafo.a, ON Dem @afnren IN
GavaS,a ail5S ila CEN @aiiDOern Des
NorDapItelps 9dbralpd1t.
Gsurnos 9. Sberibmt, fniiberer
Stcatsarapalt fiir SSsobnlon Goapntr
Saiaacis, lnllSe roat einer Ss5llrp les.
te @ote freigeipro6en. gr rpar
arlastlast inn Sept@lpher @arrp Sba
der ~gatGDtet 5lt bdbet.
Cine hiaber lmi0eahtfiSirte Srol
tpirrbe In einsm leeritebelpGen Saatit
or Ger ct. Clair sloetnre in GleDe
lano, Sbio apadt ltruo INT berpuBtlo.
lem 3litarpSe aarfgehmaOen. Sit
itarb oauf Der 6abrt tadb einen
Soipitnl. glip 0an &orper beneret.
mon batlid,e Splre1 Don @etpalt
lrrpo Ger tSillfs : Coroner erflarte
Dob ole 5nal errrporoet apuu6e.
Molfenlbrilde 9efolgt BON reiBern
Dem @ilotpoiier bdben in Colorado
perbeeusnbe l~lebeuidtnamtlpugen ge
bradt. Cine ar5ubI Srtidnfter
ftett asrtter @alier, ole 9abngeleiit
limo olnsgetpuI6en iytnb grntefeloer il
fpeiteln ltrnialse pertpiiItst. Sr
GoloroSo Springs itfb Sarnoert'
BON Sotriiten auriif9ebalters men
ole misunderstanding unterbrof,err Int
Die &egengiiiie DedJielten ob unti
Sogeliflng BON Dernidtenoen @eipdl
Ser Sarmer sSobm S~apattsnpatn muir,
De mlbrenho 6es nrhpetters BON idtpe
rem Sngeltornem mit Soldter @lrdl
setroffen, oaB er befcitBtIos alpiotIrs
melbmdl.
Sm Ieldtpnre Sinner iu,srSe iHr
ipeit bon Burlington g.. 8. en-
Wotorboot 5npb eirpen Snof4Sam
pier %angeralat llrs6 Inv Aan @utnf
gebobrt, nobel 1rei Sniaiien Del
Wotorbootes ertpmtteil, nimIib 81
SeatCerin9dor. 35 Sdbre alt, q
@on Dime, 80 Sabre old, itn6 s
ScipoSer, % Snhre nlt, ale atts
9ri6tol, $50. Gin nierter ssnialit
oeS Motor bootes. Der eiuaraniae q
Spler Dom Burlington g. s., tpur
Se ms @aiier geifleasbert, dbel
bon ser 9enummnttrg ibes 6rnd1toat
piers Dor ben Grtrttfen betpdbrt.
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Mltftipn.

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8 Wieilen iiiolid) BON !Sermann am
N 10 Q d, Ben IA. 4usuIt
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oeS Gisertbum an ben Wieiltbietenoen per'
fnuien:
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: iriihmeltis, Z iabrise sdlber. 9 Wlutler'
ibueiue, l Gber, ID 2duier, Q Sarmwasen'
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pator, / Srasmdher. l Seureden. ] %eiierne
Gsse, / neu Sfeioeuesae, 3 pflii9e, 2
Get pferbeseidirr, ! Sus9p'6eihtrr, Seu.
irame uitp.
9ebinsunsen: @eirdse bis az SIS 90
9aar, srobere seirdae II Wlopote Srepii
eesen yoie nit suier Siderbeit. 4 prp5ent
Rabatt aui Saar5abluns.
Sep. @eiier.
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zine Ser ipunberbariten @cnoerun

Cine Ser tpunoerbariten acnoeritn
gen, ie in einem Iatn tpabraenpm.
men, tpie SO. s. SolscIap, GIarert.
Don, Seras, ia9t, foftS bor Sabren
~ jeine1n 9rl.ber Itatt. ,gr bat.
te eiteit filrdterlid)en Sl,iten, uno
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ST. Sdtpinoinft fiibren, begofm cher
0elt @ebraudp bon Or. Ginas Men
NiScoperD rnio fpurbe nit 10 SIa.
ldIen flrirt. Sest geiunS rno MIN.
ter ltno tpieet 2tS Iinn6. Sir bic.
lc Sabre bat nniere SafniIie bieie
alt9etpeioet." @irft ihnea, lit al.
bprlaliig ntb garantirt. 8reis 50r
linS 81 8robeIaide frei in allen
gpotbefen.