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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-06
INTERLACHEN.

Thanksgiving day was celebrated here
in the good old New England way, with
morning service in the Congregational
church and family feaSiS in the various
homes at a later hour. In the afternoon
baseball game between the lnteTlachen
boys and a mixed nine from several 9th
er towns afforded amusement for the
young people whose high spirits were
not at all dampened by The fact that the
visiting team came off victorS.
Messrs. AImon Mann and James Clark
arranged a party in the hall on Thursday
evening and the young people had very
gay time, even if the weather was de
cidedly cool for frozen refreshments.
Mrs. Ed. Walker nee Miss Alma De
Tilla) spent Thanksgiving day here with
her parents.
He. Gerdt came from Indiana last
week and is moving TO his farm just out
of town,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Leonard arrived
from the north last week and are al
home in their coy bungalow. Mrs
Leonard is suffering from severe cold
contracted on the journey, but is i'm
proving daily.
Mrs. ]. NJ DrTiIn AMI Mrs. Rider
were visitors 10 Pal4ihA lust undly.
Rev. S. ]. Townsend returned hon c
from Jacksonville Tuesday and is much
improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Langerwisch of
Stroudsburg, Pa arrived Tuesday and
are comfortably installed in their pretty
cottage in the east end.
Miss AchSah Notes visited the Gem
City on Tuesday OF this week.
c. A. Clark, representing c. E. Gul-
Ter of Jacksonville, was visitor in town
this week.
Miss +. T. Thorburn of Montreal
Can, is expected this week and will be
winter guest of her brother, William
Thorburn.
]. A. Sevcry and family arrived las
week and are occupying the Ballot
cottage.
The report of the death of Alvin Lo
thrOp, Dfolner Oh l.. -. LoIhIop, Is le
ccived with great regret. Several year
: ago Mr.. Lothrop passed winter season
here and his genial personality won 70
: him the warm friendship Of those whC
, knew him.
- The Ladies Aid society of the Con
= gregatonal church held an importan
{ business meeting at the home of Mrs I
A. Brush on Monday afternoon.
/ Mrs. II. T. Mann of our neighborin
f village entertained house party of p
= latka young people over Thanksgiving,
| Mann'S Auto leaves Intcrachen daily
except Saturday and Sunday, for PalatlS
IL. L :. !
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-06

To continue love IN i" Tttle 81
science. 1t requires 81 ,.oss prsa
those sweet emotions, t ,Ss ,barr
Illusions, which form =, ,.I 70 uipl
life; and it is so GIl''o ~ which .
a man at the height on, on bio :
allied passion has pIa' i oues
clally when that maj
band.-Madame Reyt ''D
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-06
THOS, CANNOl
indnn,ent of a Nation,

A nation should be judged u,
can judge nations, not by .,, IL, II
or it's population, or It's nlIII.ai' N
val power, real or apparent snno,tt
should be judged by the U ~ r,s
It gives men to make '"'"
David Starr Jordap.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-06
All viii Contribute

Three German countries, Bavaria.
Baden and Wurtemberg. besides Aus
tria and Switzerland, border on Lake
Constance. They are all expected to
contribute their share of the $4,000
GOO required for the projected i'm
provement Of the Rhine from Basil to
the lake, to make passage for barges.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-06
In FLY Time,

Judge ]. NJ. Johnson, in the court Of
appeals of Kansas City, said recently
that if man made a drudge of his
wife she was entitled to a divorce.
There's type of man that marries
woman cause he loves her" Judge
Johnson said the other evening at a
banquet, land then he proceeds to
make her a slave These honeyed
words of love, followed by this slav.
cry, call to my mind a little Kansas
City girl. She stood before a window,
watching a fly that buzzed on the
pane. Fly she said, does 90 love
heaven? And impersonating the in.
sect, she answered the question with
whispered 'Ess Fly would 90
Ike to go to heaven A pause, and
another whispered Ess.' Then
Bang! The poor fly was crushed on
the pane, and the little girl said tri-
uTnphantly: Now 'oo's theTe!"
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-06

When you ask a woman Ill u If a
her second husband as N'| sDsrt
did her first, she aI"a! ,,,tou
"Yes-difTerently. '-NaSHi"'
aid.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-06
$4,000, 900 Business for Year.

Washington.-This year the inter
national business of the world will
reach the enormous total of $35,00O,-
100000, according to a report issued
by the bureau of foreign and domestic
commerce. The estimate is made on
official returns of exports and imports
from virtually every commercial coun-
try in the world. The new figure will
establish record, for it is four bill
lion dollars greater than the trade in
1910 and more than double that done
in 1890, twenty-five years ago. Seven
ty leading countries furnished their
figures to the government statisti-
clans. Only Argentine and Russia
reports decreases, both falling off
sharply. The United States so far
has shown a monthly increase of $751;
100000 over 1911.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-06

NIann'S Auto leaves Intcrlachen daily,
except Saturday and Sunday, for Palatka
at go a. M, and returning leaves Pa
latka same days at 3 p. m. adyt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04
Blood Humors

Commonly cause plmplcs hollis. hives.
se1ema pr salt rise1m af =aate e'aei
III hi Or saumion hn sometimes thty
exist Ia fhe systesh lutlltred hy .eel-
ingp nf Weakness ggur io's " ap-
petite. or general debihtN without
causing amy breaking ou..
They are expelled and the whole
system Is renovated sirenSlaeae4e'hQ
toned b. Hoods SarsapmilA-
.Aly daughter had brahias out on
her body ieta tstmon ais ot
HOODS sarsapaiilll and procured a
bottle. This dia her SEA much good /
eot another hottie and II cured her,
She has never been troubled since.
Mrs Ella Condrev. Doniphan kal
There Is no READ substitute ioi
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Get It today 81 usual liqnid form OF
cnacoiated tablets called Sarsatabs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04
STATE TEACHERS WILL
Be PAID SALARIES

Oklahoma City, Okla nov A. Sal
airy claims for teachers and others
in connection with state institutions.
when regularly approved By State Su-
perintendent Wilson. as president of
the state board Of education, will he
honored hy state Auditor Leo Never
II is not necessary that these claims
he SAYS. be passed upon by the stare
board. therefore The controversy as
TO which is the legal organization is
nor an issue Auditor Never is hold
ing up. however claims of the mem
bers removed BY GOV Crice until il
is legally settled which board is au-
thorized 10 serve such Of The off,
cial mail as can be delivered under
porper address is going 10 The Old
board, while other mail is being held
by the postmaster until he receives
instructions.
Old board members still have their
petition in the Oklahoma county dis
trict court and according to state
nent made tonight viii take further
action in connection with IL. The new
board meets again November r. and
in the meantime State Superintend-
ent Wilson announces the old board
viii continue to transact business
whenever necessary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04
Declare War on Colds.

A crusade of education which aims
that common colds may become un-
common within The next generation
has been begun hy prominent New
York physicians Here is list OF
the donts" which tine doctors say
VIII prevent the annaal visitation Of
the cold
Don't SIT in a drauehty car
Don't sleep % hot rooms
Don't avoid the fresh air.
Don't stuff Yourself al meal time
Oyer-eating reduces your resistance
TO which we woula add when Won
take cold get rid OF it as quickly
as possible. To accomplish that you
viii find Chamberlain cough Rem
edy most excellent Sold by all
Adv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04
RESTORE GHAY HAIR
T.0 NATURAL COLOR
By Common Garden SAGE a
Simple Remedy fen Dandruffr
Falling Faded Gtay Haih

Tin eli i'ea Of Csi1r Sa~c Tor dark
euiae .hc hair is again cnDigg il vogue
Our srVGjma,heg had Ozark, elessy haii
at seEentl-aR while uf mothers are
gray hcloee Ii EEra aftI. Oar grand
mothers l.ept eaei. hair 'ft ana glossy
with ''oage Tea, which also rcst0rcc
the naturai color.
One objection % us.Ng such q prcDar
alton was the trouble Of m0l;ing IT,
This objection has been overcome by
the Wyeth Chemical Company Of New
York who has placed G1 the market p
Superior preparation Of Sage. combined
with Nu.phar ana ether valuable RENE
dies foc daadMd, itching scalp, and
thia, weak, failing hair.
The beauty Of the hair depends more
on its rich, even shading than anything
else. Don't have dry, harsh faded hair,
when 6 simple, harmless remedy viii
bring back the color in few days; and
don be tormented with dandruT, itch
ing scalp and loose, falling hairs.
Wyeth 5 Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy
win quickly correct these troubles, and
give color strength and beauty to your
hair
Get a fifty cent bottle from your
druggist today, and prove this to
your own satisfaction All druggists
sell it, under guarantee that the
money will be funded if the
remedy is not exactly as represented.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04
REVIVAL At CHRISTIAN CHURCH


There was a wonderful interest n
The revival meetings at the Christian
church on Sunday morning and even
ing Large audiences were present
on 10Th occasions, ana several ad-
didons were made 10 the church.
The church has already been much
benefited By the meetings not only
hy the additions received but by the
OF the spiritual life of all
the members There is most com
mendahle spirit in the church. ana
great results are sure to come from
this special series OF meetings The
meetings on sunday were enjoyed hy
many of the business men OF the city
which speaks we'll for the men as
Well as for the meetings. Rev r. f..
Violet preached two great sermons.
Thus far not a word OF criticism has
aeen offered ON the preaching and
methods of the evangelist. He
breaches the Gospel in a sane man
ner, ana the people of Guthrie have
shown beyond all question that they
appreciate such presentation OF
the truth
The meetings are announced TO
continue every night this week al
1:2o The first half hour VIII be
devoted 10 song and prayer led by
the evangelist The subject Of the
sermon will be- What is Chris
tian?' All are requested TO read the
iweuty-siNth chapter Of the Acts, and
come to the meeting tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04
DAWSON { M'|LHINNEY
Commission Merchants, Okla
homa Avenue, Guthrie
STATE OF OKLAHOMA,
Department of State,
Oklahoma City,
Oct. ., 1912.

,.,, ,t..
% - -Niseie' 90, ,,',''0' A
uu5nii'' o"'''
D'"i o''
Thls is TO ackhoMiSdSc receip'
from you OF the following lhs'ru-
ments:
the State OF Oklahoma lor a Illl.in certain
known Capitol sqqaTe ,naTea,n MIN loa az cnn m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04

years Of practice together, which has
resulted ina most excellent harmony
They have al been natural musicians
from their infancy, and as some one
has truly said, Their voices have q
decided family blend unique fea-
ture OF this organization is that There
are two readers in The company
James Whitcomb Riley received tho
Weatherwax Brothers on the occasion
OF their first visit "a Indianapolis most
cordially During their program, in
connection with some of Tie Riley Sc
Iections presented, the incident Of their
visit TO the poets home is related
Tickets on sale at
Koetch JeWelry store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04
A MINT Of Terror.

Few nights are more terrible than
that of mother looking on her child
holune and sasping for breath dur
ing an attack Of Group, and nothing
in the house to relieve it, Many
mothers have passed nights of terror
in this situation A little forethought
viii enaale you to avoid all this.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy is Il
certain cure for Group and has never
been known to fail Keep it at hanG.
For sale by all druggists.-Adv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04

Joseph Mccaffrey, Vice Pres. for
Nebr. Greeters OF American, Omaha,
states ~ cheerfully recommend
Foleys Honey & Tar Compound as
a sure cure for coughs and colds, !
haven sed It myself and have recon-
monded it to others who have since
told me Of It's great curative power IN
diseases of the throat and lungs. A.
B. Deming, druggist, 2Ol w Harrison
Avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04
COMMUNICATIONS.
! IS 9x x9gwMH.x & 3

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This brings us 70 the question y
Mary Ann is ohiahoma 1lty VINO Y
Aoraham2 You are. Ihefe dre more
politics 10 the square lnch IN 'hal
cty than 20 the acre ~ lhe rest ol
the state Why Because haFlh-
the seat Of government there, lAeN
are able . absolutely control 'he
state legislature we hcen only
rea0 the Oklahoman 10 hnoW "aat
kind Of q eesspool Of lmmorahlS lna'
lov' Is IT Is the seat OF wee III thls
state Illegal saloons samoilhs uehs'
road houses abduction cases Wh''e
slavery Jhese are the dark pictures
drawn pY lhe reporter pencil
so state having IT'S capital at lHe
metropolis has sood ana Wholesome
laws. No state conlro'leA ny tHe
metropolis has good laws. colorado
required woman sAftrase To gel laws
protecting Womanhood ana ehlidhoou.
Illinois has farce OF ia" ana no
attention is paid 10 il in Chlcaso.
New YORK City controls Albany ana
the fen-nour day law was declared
unconstitutional Big business ana
organized greed go hand ID hahd.
we need laws more adequaleil
Wotectns women and chlldreh IN
,hls state we need minimum
wage scale for Women-at least
enough 70 provide proper tooo cloJh- |
ing and shelter Such q Jaw "ould
be a sood thing for orr local mer-
chants they already pay such |
scale and lts passage would pfolec'
-hem from me department stores
mat pay thelr elris I'VE dollars
week. and expect them 70 make the
'esl ot their living clothed ~ scarlet
Every bargain has its nrice and thal
S us piiee-the virtue OF an OkIa
loma girl lt IS but q step from ln-
'dequate WAGES TO the prolhel we
'elleTe in conservation OF pure ana
lndeiiied Numanhooo. can laws,
'onserFIng purity, be passed IL the
.aWtal remains FL Oklahoma CITY
)ur legislators are facing the lobby
d business meil-mefchant princes
iiends. The church IS helpless
organized greed never thinks OF the
OF The other man Cain did
lot think be was his brothers
,eeper You must thnk OF your
sister friend Do you want
Ter protected by the law-it she mus
anor with her hands do you want
Ter 10 be- paid enough to maintain
Faaa HHr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04
ASKS $4,000, AS SHARE
IN T0WNSITE COMPANY

a suit for $4,000 has been com.
menced by r couklin. OF Marshall,
this county, against r. = Moody and
others, who have heen promoting a
townsite proposition at Laverne.
ConElin claims, IN his petition, to
have been partner in the business
aud the amount sued for, is due him
he SAYS, as his share OF the profits.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04

Mrs. A. Grove. ll45 DAYTON Ave"
Wichita. Kas states '- / suffered
with kidney trouble With severe
pain across my back and felt mlser-
able and All tired out. but after tak-
ing Foleys Kidney Pills for a few
days. the pain left my hack and I
felt full Of lire and activity Glaoly
do | recommend Foley Kidney Pills
ID all who have kidney Uopble --
ADV
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-04

the provision which Oregon Is seek
inn 10 adopt. Coy Cruce has express
cd himself AGAINST tho majority rule
nroylsioa and IN favor oi the law re-
quirlng only a majority Of those yot-
mg on the proposition,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-07-12
Gin naselnener arebsbaSillns I!
Berlin, 3. Sui

Serltn, 3. 1Sull.
Der olte Strsit, oh Die Srebstrdnts
belt aIs gpitbsIwuherun9 an5uisben
uno oaber nur auf opsratiuem @ese 81
helen lei, oSer oh man es aud bier nit
einem patbuIpeii6en YroSsB parniitdrer
Notur III tbun babe, lit our6 eine ios
eben in Der y9sutiden MteOijiniihen
9eituna" gum 9lborud seInnste Gbs
honolun9 oes 9rpieIiors BsbIn in
Elm neues Stooium seriift. Ter De-
Iehrte tritt nit ousr Gnersie iiir Iettere
gnihauun9 Elm uuo itiitI iid nit iei'
nen 8ebauptunesn pOr alien duf etne
BON ibm eriunosre 3uhtunssmetbooe,
Die es leoem 8nttsrioIogen ermoglidt,
oen lebsnoen @rreger Der 9rebstrant'
bit, sinen ,ussIiormisen Utitroorsonls'
mus, benz sr BEN Namen Blastozoon
g!obosum cancri verum'' bei9slest
bat. aus SrebseeidDuIiten in 8eintul'
tur gu geiui1Hen.
So1ten psitsre Ratpriiun9en. an
benen es insbeiOnSsre Die 6sgusr Der
garoiten.1 beorie niht ieblsu laiien
Snriten, Die Rihtigtsit Der 2nsa5en
oes 4ioi. gshIo beiiatigeu, 10 ipurts
oamt ielbitreoeno aud bi, 9anl;
arsbs.1 beoris aui ben aopi 8eiisat
peroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-07-12
8arbariidbe 9uifdnoe in Bern.
@aIbington. .. g.. 9. SuIi.

gSalDtn9ton, y. o., y. Sult.
Beridte oon menihenunmuroigen
9uitdn6en. bic in feiHer ggeiie Osn am
9on9O berridenoen Hu6itsben. baben
oas Stantsoepartement ueranIdbt, in
aqer Stille eine Expedition ben 9lma.
5onenltrom binnuf mad 1eru I'M 9}a'
men Der SumanitGt seibidt. Qlm
Mtontag tuuroe ltelloertretenoer Setres
tar Stuart Suntin9tOn @illon bsnah'
rl6ti9t, oaB @apt. Stuarl 5ulIer, elmer
Der N9enten oeS Eepartements in SquIs
tOs. 1000 Wtsilen bin ben 9lmn5ouens
itrOm btnnuf an9etpmnen 1T, uOn no
aus er Die bort berritsuoen 3uitanoe
9runolib unteriuhen plro.
ytah BEN SniOrmatiunen oes Staat5s
oepartement8 miilien oie S6redensSus
liGnoe oenen i'm aoneo9ebiet in nidlta
nudltCben, no Die @lngeborenen ourdl
Martern aller 9lrt 9ejwungen muroen.
cine beIilmmte Guanlitat @ummi leoen
9ag fir belsllhe uno auoere &OrpUraa
tionen gu InmneIn.
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lie belize 2selIe bdlt an.
ggalhin9ton, II. SSuli


Ginige @emitteridnuer, bic perge'
bens periuhten, Die heiBcn Strosen
abSutublsu uno Die psrbrnnnten 5eloer
oui,uirii6en, iuaren am Mittipoh Die
ein,iaen 9lnjei6en. oaB bic beibe
Beae, pelde ieit Dem 4. Suli SabI'
reide Spier seiorbert bat, i'm Ib'
Hauen lit.
Gus Cit unS @eit Iiefen i'm @stter'
amt in @aibln9ton 8eridte Elm. onB
biz Eemperatur nod i'm Steisen bee
erifien lit. Die SewObuer Der srosen
St6bte baben unidglih 81 Ieioen uno
Die 6armer tIasen ilber perbrannte
5eloer. 3ie aui bic 6ise Suradjufiib'
renoen Go6esidle msbren ih, uno buns
oerte pon Ieripnen peroen td9Il6 pon
Der 6iee iibermannt
9lep yort auo Chicago, ter Cltsn
unO mittIsrs @siten, bnben IN sI'iher
Msie 81 lsioen, uno aud IN go'usns'
lamb uno ben mittlereu otIdntlihen
Gtaaten iteist Die Gsmperatur. gIebn'
LID 1T es an BEN untsren Seen, BEN
unRreu Miiiiiiippi.1bal. benz Siio.
iueier unO goropsitsn. Mn ben obersr
Sesn uno Dem ubersn Wttiiiiiipoi'gan'
lit cine tleine GrIsihterung singetreten
bod aud bort srportst man rpsiteres
Stsiseu oss G.uedfIbsrs ON Euunsrs'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-07-12

gticUlp Wtorrn, glntoniu 9errato uuo
Niarianuo q @enunrp Oss Mproes an
@uoccoIo's Satin, @nrico 9IIianp, Nel
ansebIibe 6ubrer Der Gamoriiieu. @io.
uanni &api Si Marinas iowie Die iibri.
gen glnsetIastsn wuroen Ser SInItiitune
81 benz @srbrsbsn uno Der 9ueebbris.
felt gu eiasr |erbredsrbnnSe huIoie
bsfunoen.
Ter @eridlS prGiioent pertiiuoete balo
oGraui Die bpben @efdn9nibitrnien, ou
in StnIisn Die 3oossitrale obeelbaiit
lit. @lner Der @efansenen mahte in
aaiis einen SeIbitmoroperiuh.
Ros llrtbeiI bat nusemsiu lleber.
raihuns beruorasrufsn. 2ae limb Scr
gIniiht, oaB Die uusetrObnlihs Sdrte
Der Straie Der Gamorn. Die bsreits leit
Der %erbnftuns Der Mitglieosr 10 9ut
pie onissbbrt bat. ben 9OoesIiOB psr'
iebt bat.
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Qannmas 0ertreter.

@aibin9tOn II. SuIi.
Carlos 2lrOiemsnn, Der Sruoer oes
&rdiioenten Der SepubIif Banana,
iriiberer @eianoter Der 8epublit in
@nibnstun. 1T in Der Sunoesbnupts
itaot einJstrpifen, UNI nit Der gelanOs
ldnit ieiner Gs9ieruns uno Dem nmeri'
tanii6su Stuatsoepnrtement 5u tOnis'
rieren. Gr wi1 uerluden. Die Sunoss'
reeietuns gum &srjiidt auf Die Sons
trollieruns Der ndbIten SoHntos in
banana nbSubaItenoen nusemeinsn
@nblen gu bsitimmen. Die sessniudr'
tise &e9jerunsspartsi in Bannma III
iebr unsufrieOen iiber ben 9lusinl Der
jiinsit abeebolten Itdoiihen @ab en-,
FIR ben lie Die aOntrolle ourd ameris
taniihe apmmiiiidre uerantiuOrtIi6
maht. .....
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9tuSiiht aiif ,Srieocn.
9onoon, II. eSuIi

SpHoOH, II. SHl.
7as @erddt oon einem beuoritebens
ben 5rie6snsidluB swiiten Stalien uno
Der 9irfei fonnte in 9onoon nIht oireti
belt1tiol tueroen. bod berrlht in Berlin
uno anberen 6nuptitdoten oes Sonti'
nents bic 9lniidt Dor, oaB Die &eiignas
tion Mobmouo Sbeitet 8aibas mil Dem
Gnoe oes Srlsses i'm 3uiammrubang
ltebt.
Gs beist Die Glrtei ioa bereit iein,
aui 9ripDlis ~ perjibten, tuenn Sti'
lien feline 9lnipriide aui Ben9DaSi aus
9iebt.
Ter britiide Mtiniitsr bes Nsufern.
Cir G6unr6 G'rep, blelt beute i'm lln'
terbaus oes YarIemsnts cine Idnaers
Geoe lber GnsIanos ausiudrtige Boz
Iitit. Iberiibrts je6oh 6eu tiirtiih'lta'
Iieniiden arisg ni6t. lie @runoloee
ieiner Reoe mar, onB Guglanc nidt
oaran bsnte. feline Steuun9 ais cine
Der mabgsbenoen Wariuemd6ie i'm
WlitteImser auijuseben.
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Ter SSan SinSlpff.
@bicaQo, IL. eSuli.

Chicago, II. SuIt.
3ie @rpB9eihpOrcnen ifIoiien oas
@erbDr in Snden BON 6rou 9ouiie
Qnolpit ein,r Spiritiltin, ab. Die unter
Der 9lnflnee itsbt, ibren Is Sabre alien
Subn 9lrtbur persiitet 5u baben. Sm
@anSen puroen an benz lebten Gage
oes YerbbrS Elm 3ubenb 3eu9eu per'
npnlmen.
SRI. Snbie 6ap, cine ebemnlise
@irtbl6ofterin i'm 9inoIuifiden Seim,
Toll nad) benz @enuB elmer upn 5rau
9inolpii Subereiteten MubISeit trant
eewprosn Iein. sic iaste aus, 5rau
2inoloii Es'te ibr prppbeSeit, lie ueroe
an einem beltimmten Gag iterben, uno
iie auigeioroert. cine 2ebensperii9e'
run9 81 nebmen.
5rau Gntberine 9pper, Die ebens
foas mad benz @enuB siner MubI5eit
i'm 2inolpiflGen Seim tranf pnroe,
tpuroe ebenfalls auf ZEN 3eu9enltano
geruien, aub Or. gluguitus 9. @ar'
ner, Der oen tleinen glrt6ur Dor letnem
Tpote bsbanoeIte. uno Hroielipr g8al'
Ter 9. Saines, Der in oen Gingelueioen
bes Cpiers 9lrienit seiunben bat.
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sslieser aasefpmmem.
9balos ? iur Mtarne
ssrantrei6. 5. Suli.

&ene 8e6el. elmer Der erfabreniten
9lpiatifer. Der Snbaber oes YUmmerps
&reiies fir lleberlonbfuB, fam uuf BEN
HaraoepIab BON Nlournlelonles@rano
Dor BEN Nu9en mebrere tauieno SoIs
oaten ums Qeben. 8eoel mar BON oem
nabs Haris selesenen @illacOublGp nit
leinem @inoeder nah gbnlOns getom'
men. um al osu Truppenman0oern
tbeilSunebmen. @r mar i'm 8e9rifi,
nnt elmer 9ldn5snoen 6abrt oui benz
llebunss gu IanOsn oils iein Np'
parat gesen einen Extraordinarily
iubr, ben Seoel nugeuihetnlib inioIge
oe8 nebltsen g8etters nidt 9eleben
bate. 3N Moi6iue iiberihIus iib
uno itiirste ob. Der N}otor Itiir5te ani
Seoel, Der auf cer Steae tobt mar