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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-04-12
Midshipmen Now and Then

ergies to the sailor apprentices only,
the enlisted boys of the forecastle.
Even these now obtain their educa-
ton on shore.
There is a tradition that the three
brass buttons the midshipman wears
on the sleeve Of his full dress coat
during his four years at Annapolis
originated a century or more ago,
when their presence was needed to
discourage the youngsters from brush
ing their noses with their sleeves.
This is probably base slander, mod
ern research indicating that the but
tons are relics of the days when
there was a cuff-fiap on the sleeve.
At all events, the extreme youth or
the midshipmite used to be his most
conspicuous characteristic. Instead
of the full-sized regulation officers
sword that he now carries, he wore a
little straight-bladed dirk about a
foot long. He was to a large extent
messenger for carrying orders
about the ship, but he also took
charge of boats and commanded men.
despite his youth. He was frequent
" placed in charge of a prize cap
tured in war, taking her into port,
and not infrequently suppressing
mutinies among the prisoners on
board. Farragut was prize-master
at the age Of twelve. and got his prize
safely I'm.
The title "midshipman" Is an anc-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-04-12
CuyRT14aD 6zSW GH1Az86e 0A .zNZNLN2NEMlzz4JIW

donkeys. with cradle saddles, Arabian horses, dig
through the streets Then Damascus is destined
to play important part in the history of the
east 1t is the center of network Of railroads.
1t already boasts of three railroad stations and
when the Bagdad line has advanced to the Eu-
pirates, it is expected to do early this year,
Damascus will be in railroad communication with
Constantinope and Europe, well as with Pales-
tine, Arabia and eventually Persia. Then Damas-
Gus was the first city in the Bible lands to have
electric trans and electric light.
1t is certainly one OF the most beautiful cities
in It's situation. Imagine magnificent plain well
watered, and fertile in the midst of desert. COW
ering an area of more than 30 miles in crcum-
ference, surrounded nearly all sides by high
hills-imagine this vast plain in a high state OF
cultivation, one vast garden, Of fruit trees OF al
most every species, fields of grain. nearly every
variety of flowers and the ever present murmur OF
running waters. Situated about the middle of this
plain and buried in this forest of grass, grain
and trees and sparkling streams, city OF 10000
people, with its hundreds OF white minarets, GID
ed domes and crowned bazaara, that is Damascus.
beautiful indeed for situation.
1t undoubtedly owes its beauty, vitality and
wealth to the River ALBANIA, which rises in the
Lebanons some twenty miles away. Before it
reaches Damascus it Is divided into six artificial
channels through the heart of the city Pipes are
led from it to every part, SO that every mosque
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-04-12

The great ball had been given, and
Mrs. Noovo was running over the bills
with her husband. When 1t was
found that they totaled $4,000 Mr.
Noovo WINGED.
by ginger. Maria." he CALCULATED
item thousand dollars is pile o
money
I'VE have to do it, S.las, to get into
society" replied Mrs. Noovo.
WELL" said the old man, scratching
his head, @judgin' from results II
don't seem to me that we're gettin
into society quite so much as society
Is gettin' into us. "-Harper's Weekly
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-04-12
British Island Reclaimed by Dutch.

Canvey Island, which is again COM
ing into prominence in connection
with the proposal to establish a great
wharf there. is one of the pieces OF
England which were reclaimed for US
by the Dutch. At one period the ISL
and was covered with water at high
tide, but early in the seventeenth CEN
fury Cornelius Vermuyden, the famous
Butch engineer, who was afterward
knighted by Charles I, reclaimed sew
eral thousand acres by the construc-
ton of system of seawalls. The
walls are still there, but where are
the Dutchmen who made them? Cor
nelius Vermuyden brought over work
men from Holland and many are
known to have stayed here, but now
their names have disappeared entire
", from Canvey at least.-Westmins-
ter Gazette.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-04-12

At country school in the Midlands
the head master said: Now, boys, !
will give penny to the first lad who
can ask me a question which / cannot
answer
Several tried unsuccessfully, until
one boy asked him: Please, sir, II
you stood up to your neck in soft mud
and / threw stone at your head
would you duck?'
The question remained unanswered
Ideas.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-04-12

the believer is
forgiven of his
sins, but that he
is regarded in
Gods sight as
though he had
never S in n e d .
Captain Dreyfus,
the French officer,
was pardoned by
the president of
the French repub-
lie, and set at lib
erty, but he
S gu G b t another
trial In order to
secure justifca-
ton in the eyes
II
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-04-12
The Fruit Of
Faith
By Rev. James M. Gray. D. D.
Dean Of Moody Bible institute. Chicago

TEXT-Therefore being justified by
faith, we have peace with God through
our Lord, Jesus Christ
BY whom also we have access by faith
into this grace wherein we stand, and re-
joice in hope of the glory of God.
And not only so. but we glory in tribu-
lations also: knowing that tribulation
worketh patience.
And patience. experience: and expert
ence, hope:
And hope maketh not ashamed; be-
cause the love of God is shed abroad in
our hearts by the Holy Ghost which is
given unto us.-Romans 5:1-15.
/. The first fruit of faith is justifi.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-04-12

From one ton OF ordinary gas coal
may be produced 1,5OO pounds OF
coke, 20 gallons Of ammonia water
and 140 pounds OF coal tar. BY dis
tillation the coal tar will yield 69.6
pounds or pitch. IL pounds of creosote.
IL pounds OF heavy oils, 9.5 pounds
OF naphtha yellow. Go pounds OF
naphthaline. 4.75 pounds naphthol.
2.25 pounds alazarin. "a pounds sol
vent naDhtha. Is pounds phenoI. IL
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-04-12

pounds aurine. IL pounds benzine. IL
pounds analine. OF of a pound
toluidine. 0.46 Of pound anthracite
and 09 OF pound toluene From the
latter is obtained the substance known
as saccharin. which Is ESQ times as
sweet as. the best cane sugar. one
part Of 1t giving a very sweet taste
to 1000 parts OF water
If > ton OF coal be used IN this way
there is a bigger profit in it than II Il
be sold for burning In a range.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-04-12
INTERNATIONAL
SUND6SQlOOL
LESSON

fBy f. o. SELLERS. Director of Even
ing Department, The Moody Bible In
stitute OF Chicago.)
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-04-12
EAE ckNEZEey az ZHE NzlWH 2z4Ho119I

O BACK" wrote the late Mark Twain,
"as far as you will into the vague
past there is always Damascus. 10
her years are only moments, decades
only fitting trifies of time; she meas
ures time not by days months. and
years. but by the empires she has seen
rise and prosper and then crumble into
ruin. She is type of Immortality.
Indeed Damascus is the oldest of cities
and for that reason is often referred to
as the mother city of the world. When
Abraham crossed the desert from Haran,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-04-12

four thousand years ago. Damascus was already
standing on the banks of the Ahana in Syria, and
one knows how long it stood there before that
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-04-12

LESSON TExT-Mark 2:23 to 3:s
GOLDEN TEXT-stThe Sabbath wal
made for man and not man for the Sab
bath. MARK 2:27
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Dtut (btr lnft-
krtn,tr 3rr rf6rt!
gnd bic Gnitififf.Sallc urnidJtct.
@aSerplOiiOn bic llriudDc.

Berlin. 10. Gft.-0er 6eltidcn
Suitilottc purOc bcltc ein cmpiino.
IiGer Sd)noeH jugeiiigt, inocm Der
riciigc @roBtpp. 9uitfreu5er in iei.
ueg SaQe bel Geinidenoorf elmer
goritobt bon Berlin, iniolge elmer
@oscrploiion perni6tet pur0c Mud
Die Sale mlrOe pollit1noig jeritort.
GIN Gerluit BON Wienidenleben lit
MIDI 81 befIagcn. Gos Ienfbare
Suitidift meIhes bonn balbitnrren
6pp mar, rpurOe gerooe 81 elmer
6abrt bergcridtet. 0ion itouo i'm
@c0riii, Die fIeinen i'm Snneren oei.
icIten befiuolidlen 9aQons, ourd)
mel6e Der SegIer nlfgeblGbt miro,
NIT Cos 81 iiilen, ols cine Der lt1b,
Iernen 9iobren, orrd] peldc OaS
Gas in Die 9oaons beIorocrt miro,
einen Sed erbicIt. Cine grploiion
mar Die 5olge, uno i'm glu itano ooS
SuitidIiif in 6lommen. @eber Der
@nllon nod Die 6alle fonntcn ge.
rcttet meroen.
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GonrtlansacmGlbc antae6eiEcn.

Sic @em1loe fiir Die innere Nus
ihn1iidiug Oes neuen GourtbauieS,
ousgefiibrt 0ur6 oie 9teip yorfer
;Sirma Gmil &bilIipion & gbillip.
ion Co. iin6 BON Der geboroe Ser
Gorntpfoinmiiiare gutgebeiBen NOR.
cen, nnd0em tie inter fiinitIiher
inc notiirlider 8eIeudtllng in gtu.
genihein genommen puroen Serr
Gbillipion ipollte, DAB Die @en1dIoe
IN Dem iiir lie beItimnten GIaee in
Der a1ippel betrahtet lperoen ioQ.
ten, Od man mir Damn unter Sen
Sihteffetten iif ein ridtiges llr.
tbe;I bonn fiinItlcriiden 8ertbe Der
ielben bilOGn fonne. g(rd)itcft Ga.
tenier beltono bnrnnb oaB hie Conn.
tnbeborOe bie @emGloe 5ucrit begltt.
nbten miiiie, 6eoor iie an ocm fir
iie 6eitinlmten Tlnse dnge6rodt
luur6en. Die 9lrbeit Scr 9[n6rinqin9
mur0e iouit pieoer ouigenommen.
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anaben itahlen GHluanrett.

9ie &naben Clarence WecDonolS
unh emmett Mc9onalo, 9riioer i'm
Sitter bon 9 reip. 10 Sabrett spur.
Oen oerbaftet, neil lie IN Ben Ga.
Sen BON S. S. gearo, 22t4 Sar.
nam StraBe, eingebroben tparen
m> Shinfell Sped, &aben ,mS
onOere 8elifatelien seitoblen botten.
Die Sln1gen iagenl Der Slntger babe
lie 5u Spisbrben 9emaht. gsie Sic
&oli5ilten bebaupten, batten bic
4naben ii6 in eiliem guunle bintcr
Ser Metropoltton Salle cine Sihc
gpbaltt unb bort baben iie nnd Die
geitobleneit 2ederbiiien ber3etrt.
Sic &nnben iino Dem sSlgeno.
Qeriht iibcriuieien iporoen.
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Siciiae @riedlem ,ucrOcn mitfampfen

Die 3abl Der @ricd,en in Sna.
ia, iuelfe fir lin gaicrlano fam.
pien merben ipGd)it tdgIid). Die
7h @riehen, ipelhe Gnlnbo geItern
9lbcnb oerIoiieu pollten, lpcroen erII
heilte 9lbenO obreiien. Gin ont H..
Sftobtr pon gteip gorf iegelnoer
Gnnlpfcr miro BON Den griehen &C.
dortert per6en, nm iie nod) Der
leimntbliden aiilte 81 briugen. sc.
ittrE legtc Elm gnn5er Grllpp gtr.
better Der giiiiouri Eaciiic ga6n
bic 9(rbeit nieOer. Gem griehiihcn
9oniul SSobn 2atenier lit cine &c.
peide BON 9ltbeu 3lioesanaent boB
alen mittelloien @riehen, Die FLY
ihr Gaterlouo f1nlpien uoQeit, 6ie
GoiIen bltr6 Die Han-SeIIeniide
llnion geipG6rt iueroen.
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I'm nemcn @elunnoc.

0ic Omaha s(erie OeS Sr6cns
Der eagles bot eS iid $4,000 foIt1n
IaiIen Inn ooS Snnere ibres
Sauptquartiers 5u beridonern 1no
au mu0crliiiren. Sic maiIioen ge.
po!iterten @ihennt0bel mo bic iidY
Inn Die Bieiler sicbenoen bequemel
Site bnrlnonireu nit Dem iibriqen
Afo6ilinr in ihoniter @eiIe. Der
6uB6o6en oeS @rnpfangS3ininers lit
nit 8eppiden belegt, ebenio berie-
ri0e Der 9fditn1li6feiten Beg Sefre-
tdrS .. 6. Sdr0Oer, peI6er einige
Shnoen jeoen Cages in ieiner Si-
ice gu iiu6en lit. gti6t nit lin
redt miro Serrn S6rooer oos
icEmeideIbaFte Sob ert6eilt, Ser
pilidttreueite SefretGr Su iein, ben
Die Gieiige 9terie Der eagles auf.
5uileiien gebabt bot.
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ARM Nlnrn Mpiifn neiturhen.

gtnh faIt 5lueiidbrigem 2eioen lit
6rml Viarp Roiidp, 1915 @iqiam
Strofe tpobnGaft, DtithuoA glbeno
gcitorben. Sic bntte Gin gllter bon
5b sSabren errcidt. Seit Dem Dor
npmutebr 3luci E5o6ren eriolgten
8ohc ibres Sotten beannn iie 5lt
trdrtefn rnlO lic fonntc lid nift BON
ocm ihpercn 5d)ifinlsihlng erbo.
len. ,5ror 9foiifp muroc in Bob.
men geboren fam ais 13.iG6rigcS
NG0hcn nad ben Ser Stoaten
lmO it(oB i'm Sabre 1874 nit
6etrn Sohn 9ioiifp ben 8unb iiirS
gebcn. Ger gliidli6en Gbe emf.
iproiien bier ainoer; 9ioie, 5cfrctd-
rim ser g}ational Brintinq Co..
emma, Nrin3ipalin Der Bancroft
ShuIe, Sobu o., 8roii0cut Der gta.
tional Grinting Co., uuo 8olter,
Rcffamengent.
6rou 9ioIidp. icit mehr fpie einem
afenihenolter i'm iiiolihan Staot.
t1cile anidiiig, erireute iid nntcr
ellen 8epolferungsfluiien ser groB.
ten 9Idtllng. 9(uh aIs bobmiide
GdriititeIlerin mar iie tbGtig unO
hnt utter onOerem aud Elm Sod,
bud in bobmiltber Sprade beranS.
gegcben, luelhes iid GROCER gtadI.
rage erirelit.
Sic 3eit Der 8eerbiguug it nod
mid. feitgeiebt.
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@irS ben 9amcn Gin Sitin lchren

Sle Snnen Der Doung @pmen $
GhriItian 9liiociation baben iib eirt-
teritonoen erfldrt, iid pon ser So.
panerin gtellie &afopama bon 80.
tio llntcrridt in Sin Sitiu ert6eiIen
Su Gaiicn I'M Oicie iapaniife Ser,
t5eiOigungSnrt oil SIT anforinglifen
Sie6esabcnteurern im0 StroBenrdlts
bern an3umcnoen. Die iapaniihc
Gome miro ben llnterridt gratis
crtGeilcn mo olle Naitglieber Ser
slIIociotiun in0 eingclaoen, 0emiel-
Ben bei5mpobnen.
SIN lSitiu beitebt oarilL Sen @eg.
ner ourd gciuiiie ihnellc @riffe g.
3. Goden lnb 8erorebcn ocS
Sonogelenfe8) fnmpfunfdbig gu ma.
deu. Gin idnnder Menid fam
iidJ auf oieie @eiie oes itGrfiten gln.
ereiierS erne9ren.
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Sas Saisbaaipief.

9olion, TO- Ottober.-0rdbig.
tallienO Soieboll. .gntbuiioiten ipobls
tel bier Dem belitigen SpieIc 5tpi.
iden Den yieeen bon Seem yorf
lmo Bolton BEL gteip Yorf bate
ieinen imiibertrefiliden 9nIIidIcliOs
rcr 0iarplorb ms 6elo geitellt; GO
iGlciioerte bor5iigIih; i'm oritten sSn.
ming batten bic glem Dorfer bcreits
5rei 0tnI ben p9iamono" linioirfeIt.
Narquaro muroe BON ieinen gGt.
ipicIern auis Bette uttteritiist. SIN
s. Snning itanb Der Score 2 sa 0
81 @nnlten bon Stem 9orf.
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geamtenlpaBl Der 9cntidlen Ser.
einianna Der Spdifnle.

Die 9eutIfe 8ereinigung Ser
Sofidule bielt ibre erite Sibung
at unb eripdhIte folqenSe 9eomte
ErdiiOent, Ratban Musfon; 8ice-
lrdiibcnt, emma geterien; Sefre.
t1r, 9RaOeline Oieb; Sdasmeilter,
Sen 6onner; Sergeant,at- 9[rns.
Gmilp Gear lmo 9obn Mc0onoIb; /;
9icporter, Bertha Selner; &eprG-
iertont 6eim 9ooIterS aIll6, 9en
Sanger; aelu0hlte 9ebrer iporen
6rI 9omen lmo Sri. Connie; of,
ii3iellc @ebiiIfcr, SRI. 2a1bis, SRI.
Somer8, glnle. GDateIain uno SRI.
9iodcfcllop.
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2uaen6rn6er @onb. gIbridi.

3peibunoert MitgLie6er Der bicii.
Gen 2ogen oes Sroens Der l1nitco
@orfmeu begriibten Dfittpod,
glbeno @olibernetr g(I6ridl in ibrer
&ale oil Der IA. lntb Dodge Ctr.
gr mar gefomnten, I'M 5it tbnen
als 2oeenbrltoer 81 ipreben nno
iie SIT erunbnen, treu sint Srben
gu Ite6en. Inter oelt iibriaen Reb.
nern befano iif Or. q. s. 9iillil,
iUslder Die 2ogel1briioer barauf aiif.
merfiam modte, 0ab man in gGISe
oenotbiet ienl iperbe, Die geitrdgc
5ll erboben. 0ieies lit cine slnfiin.
biaung, uelde an rno fir fif) nifts
Scenes lit. Gieies aber besiebt iidj
nidt ollf Die q. 8. II. So. olIein.
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Cir @er6eiicrnne bcs saateorns.

Gas genlilbett Der tnnotpirth-
iduftlitcn 9lbt6eillmg Ser Staats,
iniUcriit1t, Die 9[usipobI bes Saot-
COINS 5i 0erbeIiern, i'll bon groBen
CrfoI9 gefroltt. Sic 8od)e pom
%. Septelnber bis 5. Sftober lit
aIS rSceo Corn Selettion @eef"
(Sootcorn g(uslpoblpode) beYtintmt
nelpeicn. Gs luur0en 10000 9uIIe-
fms an Die iSormer oes Stootes
deidn0t, norin lie nit Ser beIten
NtCt6o0c Scr 9lusrpn6l lm0 6es 9[uf.
beipnbrens bon Saatforn bertraut
qclnadt iperoen. Der bette 9eipeis,
OaB Oa8 9eitreben ba8 Santcort 81,
ncrbeiiern 9lnflang fin6et, lit bie
niclfohe Nadfraae bon 6armern unt
3llierOuna BON Bulletins.
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Ginf Sdla6t
i'm 6angt!
sirfrn merben ans ibren goiitio.
ncn geiuorfen, crbalten aber
@rritdrfnngcn.

Gottinge, Wlontcncgro. 10. Oft.
An Der @eeeno BON Tet6it6 III
es sipiihen Den ausreiienocu Wion.
!encqrinern mb Iiirfen 5ur Sfladt
gcfommen. Die 3iirfen erbieIten
htutc iriib gerit1rfung, uno Die
ehlad,t lit gum Steben gefonlnen,
Dos yororingen Der Montenegriner
piro ourh ein pernihtenoeS 5euer
Der 1iirfer, ipeldlc iif aui 0en Sii.
qcIn perihanjt baben, gebennt. S,Sn
Sdooren iperoen bic Montenegriner,
,rsldc gum Sturm porge9augen iino,
bon ben it1blerncn Gooesbotcn nie.
ocrgemabt. Stronpriu5 3aniIo bon
Montenegro beiinoet iid in Der
Seierlinie unO Jeidnet ii1 Ourd
Snpierfeit aus.
Ger tiirfiihe General, ipelber
ben eritcn Stob Der 5einbe bel BOB.
gorib niisgebalten bate, bot SeIbit.
.moro hegangen, neil er ii6 3iriif.
5iehen lnuBte lul0 0urd elnen alt.
Osren General criebt pnroe.
@uoapeit. 10. Oft.-Soier eingc-
trofienen Gepeidlen 8uiolae tpiiroen
Die 3iirfen BON Ocn Montencgrincrn
bei ocn EIoninis 9ergen 6urh ei.
ncn nnperbofften glngriif iiberrum.
peIt iino muBten iid 5uriid5icbcn
Sic pnnr aononen, aus ipelden 6ie
Tiirfen 6euer aui lire 9lngreiier
lerofineten, ipltroen balo 5ltm Sblpei-
gen gebradt, 10 baB Die 3iirfen iid
mad oen 9etdith Bergen 3lriid-
| aieben inllBten. Sbre oortige go.
fition lit niel itarfer imo Tie iino
entidloiien, ielbiqe inter alien I'm.
ftGnben 5u haIten, I'M 10 rnebr, oa
ibnen Itiinolih 9eritdrfltngen 5ilge-
liiihrt tperoen. Die 8erluIte iino
Ecui beioul Seitcn ihper.
/ aoltltnntinopeI, 10. Sft.-9ln ser
GbnIeariid.tiirfiiden @rense lit es
sr7iihen guIgaren aino 3iirfrn 5iuss
Sample gefonmen. Gin5elbeiten
febien
Nicn, 10. Oftobcr. gielc Cor
Yer eiitIona Der 1nontenegriniIdl -tiir.
fiiden @ren5e iteben in 6lammen.
Eie 8aiiern iliebn ino er8dblen
bon ihredlidlen greieln, fpelde 10,
tpofl bon ben 9iirfen oils auh ben
Montenegriiiern alsaefiibrt nerben.
ilcber oert gtnsgang Der Shloht lit
man inuner nod i'm ltngelpiiien.
Qctersburg, 10. Oftcber Der
hieiigeu 3eitlmo ~9topn Grempa"
auiro genelort, onb Sciterreih. lin
gdrn bier 9lrniee. .9ipiiionen mobit
made, Inn tic gegebenen Sails in
oca gaIfnn 5ii nerfeil. 9fnBlonb
fabc 1000 @oggonS bercit, Inn S0,.
COO Wionn nad Der 8rcn5e 5u bt.
fcroern ino Geiterrcid lluoarn
GdndD 81 gebieten.
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slas oentidlcn gercincu.

MGnncrdor imo 0rpbeus hieIteu
@iittiuoA slbeno cine eemeiniome
sSrcbe, oa 8irigent gecie am Don.
neritng 9lbeno (llebungsabeito oes
MGnnerdor) in Council Bluffs be.
ihaftigt it,
Ger 9ontene@cinngpcrein .,Gon.
corOia" beranitoltet am Mittipcf,
st6cn0 ben 30. Gftober im Deih
iden Suuie cine ioaenannte ySol.
lomen 9aneing YnrtD". Ger Gin.
tritt it MIR aegen gorjeigung Der
GinlaoungSfarte eeitnttet.
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sab.Cmaba.

9tn0n Dupont, Der I'M GprIaufe
zines StreiteS ourd1 Charles 2eluiS
nit einem Wlciier geitoden puroc,
lit ieiner @unoe i'm &oipital erie
gen. 2eruiS mar in ieiner Belle tief
erihiittert, nl5 man Inn oen 9oO
bon DUPONT melOete. @r la9te, oaB
iie Die beiten eSrelln0e gelpeien ieien.
no er babe aus SelbItpertbeioigi,ng
gum 0teiler aeeriifen. Der Streit
cntltnno elmer glrbeit lpegen. Oh.
points airoer nobnen in 3aniqs
Sim.
Ter pelniite aarneool begimtt
am n1hiten Sonntag unD miro Die
can6e ISOLDE an0auern. Der @eI6.
crtrog ioll oo3t nerpanot perbelt
imt oen 9auionb fir baS nGuc poi.
niide SCENT 5ll nergroBern. Die
Soften ocSlclbel iolen lid nli $50.
600 bis $4,000 helauien. Die
htiten Omnba SdloiiItclllmgen Iiu0
cue crpcrhen morbcn imb alscrocnt
iiii6 9onS ncue bill5ligefiiet lporoeu.
Die s(mpobuer Der S.StroBc iu.
d)en lid iest NIT Dem SIabtrat5
in irelmold)nitlider @eiie auSeinnn.
ocr5ltieBcn, @cridtlihe Gntiheioung
miro mr I'M dllBeriten 9totbiolIe
anpcrliicn merbeu
:. &. Sell Saloon, 1926 I.Str.
@eIteS 9ier. SSeiner sSrciIlmd.
Tcntiber 9eiud miafonunen.
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oes Giid,eS oemod,ien.

gaS nGdite 8iIo bat Sic id)lpci-
5criidhc Sogc n@ilbclm 3cQ" 5ltn
!SinterQrlnn Sell nnn benn gran.
iamen 2anopo9t @ebler 1e3,rangcn.
non ocm Naupt icineS anobcn eincn
Spiel 81 ifiebeu, polliiibrt ben
Meiiterihub, iftport abcr, Den
Saitbbogt Sn tooter. Gr bclliiibrt
Die Glot in einent einiamen @obl-
pca lm0 befrcit Ieit 2unb bon Ser
to6sblrgiiden ssrobnberridnit.
Ser Iebte @aaen bradte Or. gi-
ienhart, cine lcgenoenbaite Yerion-
lidfeit in Der oelrtifm MGrheit-
pclt Sin betonntes 2ieo iiber sic
8baten 0ieIeS gSlmoerOottors lit ie.
bem oeutiheu &inoe mobIbetalnt.
Wfit ollncIe Sam" in Rotb,
@eiB mo glau ldloB 0ieic iiberm,s
prahtiqe unO iuobl gellulgene biito-
ride Gara0e, Die ipobl noh lanae
aaen 9ciudcrn inlb g1eilncbmern
an Der hrittclt 9eutltcn Sngicicr
btS 0entidtlinl5 bon oiueoln III
erinnerllna tIeibcll pirbA g.
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8iliun in Chicago.

Chicago, ST., 10. 0ftober.- Sen.
te lit Der oemnfratiihe HrGiibent.
i6aftsfanbioat @oobrotp @i[ion,
flirftbor beiier, bier eingetroffen.
glm geadmittag tpiro er in SIC.
&ider's Sbeater un0 am 9lbenb in
Der Sepent6 9aegiment glrntorp ipre.
den. @ilion tpur0e bel ieinem
bieiigen @itltreffen bon ben erbitter.
iten poIitii6en @egnerit, ben 9emu.
fraipn Snrriion lmo 9lnlne, em.
pfangen uno nabm aipiiben beibcn
in einem gfuto Glat, tpel1es iie nod
Dem SoteI befor6erte.
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Graft in Ohio.

Columbus, g., 10. Sftoher.--
Or. George 9, gipc, MitgIieor Der
letten Segislatur, bot 6igeituir6en,
CAB -er III eirern Sale cine Bette
flmgsilnnme bon $1,000 nngenoni.
men babe. SSSm @an5eit babe CT
m1breiio Der Sisung ser 2egisIahlr
altf oieie @eiie Die Sitnnne pop
$4,000 noeroient". anoere ygolfs.
oc-treter" aber batten iid) aif gIeide
@eiie einen rSparpfennig" 5uriid.
gplegt.
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Cmo6n sGnaer oeitprbcn.

SuleS SlulbnrO, friiber in 0mn.
ia icbbaft, lit 6citc in Chicago int
9IIttr bon SO Sobrct gcitorben.
Seine 2cidlc miro SpefS gecrbi.
ouna mad, Gmobo gcbrod)t meroen,
Snm6orO ipor Gin nor5iigIider 9oi.
iiit uib lit bier oItres Dor Die
SciIcnilidfeit 9ctretcu. Ser erob,
tc Tnhm obcr muroe linn SUR 3cit
ser groifnluq beS 9iiracrfricoeS
alt6eii, ais er 6urd) ieine patriot.
idcn 2iebcr S5im0erte imo glber.
tlmoerte ocranloBte, 81 Den 5abnen
SCI Union 5u ellen, ErdiiOent Gin.
colt ielbit inate, 6ab olmd oie
9tmbaro'ldlcn 2ieOer mehr 2eutc 81,
Den @olien Der Union ricfen, mic
80 nal $50 gSerbeoifi5ierc. Gum.
tarn lit arm aeitorben. Shm III
an ieillen 0cbensabeno ipeiter nihts
gc6Iiebert, ars Die Gbre un0 oaS al.
terlioe Saupt.
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GrtrGnftc iidl nno i6r Sinh.

Soma Gin, 10. Sftober. -6rau
Sobn Eottcr itiir8te iidb belltc 3u
friiGer DiorgcnihmOe nit itrem
neiidbrigen oerfriippeIten 8odter.
den in Oen 6oibrlmnen m6 belize
crtranfen 3ie umgliiflide Nlutter
tot ieit Der 8cburt ibre8 iiingiten,
Is Wlonatc alten SinOcS Splren
ton @ciitcsitorlng an oen Gag &c.
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