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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-13
HUNTINGTON.

Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
linnle Brewster daughter of Mr.. and
IRIS. +. W. Brewster, to Joshua Brown.
t the brides home November 2O.-Chnr-
IS Falby brought in a deer about noon
he first day Of the hunting season
IT. and Mrs Nelson Bashaw and son,
'onald, visited in Burlington Tuesday
nd Wednesday-B, c, Martin and Charles
evils We're in Burlin' ton Tuesday -
T. W, Benway is visiting his daughter,
Irs, Briggs in Rutland Mrs. James
enway has returned from several
Ionths' stay with her mother in New
ondon, Conn, where she went to a
pspital for an operation,-Cyrus Hin
hs moved his family TO Richmond.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-13
UNDERHILL CENTER.

G. r. Woodwork Of Fairfax has bought
the Mrs. Mead place so-Called, of Frank
Shc'hy.--Mrs. Robert White is visiting
TN Burlington.-Mr and Mrs. A. ~ Pol
lard are visiting in Massachusetts-D
nud Mrs. \. l.. Fogg were in Burlington
Monday Stroud shot a 300
pound buck Tuesday morning. the first
one to he brought down this season in
this vicinity.--Byron Greene Of st. Adams
is visiting Leslie Tcrlll MIR Hoyt Of
buffalo y. y, is visiting at the home Of
/. ~ Ma,ip
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MORRISVILLE.

Wallace, the little son OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Perry, fell from a load of gravel
Thursday which his father was drawing
on Lapoint road the wagon passing over
the boy, badly bruiSinG one leg and side
and breaking the collar bone. Mr. Perry
and the boy came near being run over by
an automobile while the former was TAX
Ing his son from under the Wagon.-Miss
Alma Laramy. who passed the summer
.at Intervale, y. H. returned Thursday
Mrs. c. G. Hubbeu and Mrs. John
Hughes Of Bridgeport, Conn, who have
passed two weeks as guests of Mrs
John Foss and Mr. and Mrs George c.
Morse, returned home Saturday.-Mrs
George Badger went to st. Johnsburv
Saturday, remaining over Sunday with
her son. Fred Badge Miss Mary Jean
Simpson passed Saturday and Sunday at
her home at East Crafts ury.-Mrs Sarah
Gran was called to Hardwick SATURDAY.
on account of the Illness of her son-in-
law Alton Parks. She was accompanied
by her granddaughter, Miss Vida Grant.
who remained over Sunday.-Clarenre
Taylor, who has passed the summer at
Pinebrook, Ontario, is visiting his mother
Mrs. o. NJ. Taylor District schoolhouse
No. ( (Cramphiu district was the scene
of another pleasant gathering Friday
evening Miss Thayer spoke upon home
economics, Superintendent c. b Howe,
president of the Vermont state Bird club
spoke upon birds; Prof w. l Dodge
upon agriculture. and Miss Eva Stan'!iN
gave an interesting reading.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Ellsworth left sat
urday evening on their return to Cleve-
land, Ohio. Mrs. Ellsworth has visited
here for two months and Mr.. Ellsworth
has passed a week here-Mrs f. VI Bur
roughs returned TO johnson Saturday
evening after visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. b. Patch.-Mr and Mrs O.
c. Jones expect to leave in about two
weeks for Stuart Fla, where they will
pass the winter-George Tillotson and
Frank Bassett We're at home over Sunday
from Greensboro.--James Sears was at
home from Hardwck over Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs. William Tillotson and daughter
Marion, OF St. Johnsbury clme Saturday
evening for a visit with her mother, Mrs.
II. s Tnlotson,-Miss Carrie Thornton
passed Sunday at her home in ESSEX
Junction.-Mr and Mrs. j. II. Parker left
Saturday for Manchester, n H., where
they will attend the meeting of the Ma
over Sunday and will visit Nashua, y. H.,
and Fitchburg, Mass. before returning
They will be away two weeks-A mis-
sionary meeting viii be held at the par
lors OF the Congregational Church at three
O'Clock Friday, a meeting of United
Workers at four o'clock and a supper
at FIVE o'Clock-Mrs. II. A Slayton was
in Burlington Monday-The Congrega-
tlonal Campfire Girls will hold a coun.
ell Saturday afternoon at the church
George Warren was taken
to the Mary Fletcher hospital at Bur-
l!ngton Monday 70 undergo an operation.
Miss Louise Leland of Johnson was
a guest of Mr. and Mrs G =. Palmer
John Perry, ST., went to Lyndonville
Monday to visit his sister-in-law Mrs
Angelina Perry Miss Eta Fulson OF
Johnson was a guest over Sunday 90
Miss Saidee Smalley.
Hugh Cushman shot young buck
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HORIZON. N. Y.-Mrs. NJ H. Brewster and
son returned Sunday after a three weeks
stay with her parents In Jcricho.-Wal-
ter Davis Of Richmond has moved into a.
part of the house with w. L. Ring.-Mrs.
j. c. Carpenter will entertain the Home
Circle at the NJ. w. A. hail Wednesday,
November 1a.-Archic Tomlnson has
moved into Mrs. Drinkwater's house and
is to work for E.G. Norton.-Mr and Mrs.
Address of IIinesburg visited her sister
Miss Carrie Derby, at o. G. Halock's
Wednesday and Thursday.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

COL Frank J.. Greene of St. Adams was
IN town Tuesday, as was also Barney
COMBS, Paul MOrcn and d. W. Paul of
East Berkshire.-tlenry Laplant of East
iiiShsate was in town over Sunday Miss
Mabel Lawrence has resigned her posi-
uoh with the Nelson & Hall company
and gone to Burlington, where she has a
positlon.-Mrs George Lurnbra of Rich
FORD is visiting in town.. w. I.afoun-
tain has moved from the village into
W. j, Wright's tenement-Mr. and Mrs
Aaron Rrunton We're in Richford Tues
day.-Allie Reymore has moved from
Hutchins mill into Fred Rushford's
house near the George Wright farm on
East Hill.-Fred Larose has taken w. J.
ana f. : Wrights' farm on East Hill
for another year.-Martln Stevens has
leased w. G. stevens farm on the Notch
road for one year.-Miss Mabel Dodge.
who has been visiting her parents and
re!atlVes IN town, has returned to Bur
lington.-The Rev. J. A. Cote was in
Richford Monday,-Mrs. Lila Lumbra ha ;
moved into Charles Moore's house which
she recently purchased of Albert c. Lum-
hra.-Levl Lumbra has moved into Char
les Berry's house on his South road farm
Joseph German OF Lowell has taken the
Royce farm of c. B. Gates and moved
there.-Jerry Murphy has moved into the
Ray Hoyt house.-Triff Tevyan has leas-
ed of the Joseph Touchette estate the
farm on the Hectorville road and taken
Lumbra, who has been
carrying on the Touchettc farm for the
past year has moved back to his place.
Miss Mildred Hall had an operation for
appendicitis performed Monday in a hos
pital In Boston The Rev C. l.. Buciing-
ham rendered his resignation as pastor of
the Baptist Church Sunday, to take effect
December 1.-Charles Kennett of Walden
has been visiting former friends for sew
eral days.-Alson Place OF North Troy
was business visitor here TuesdaY
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The condition of Mrs. Henry Hoai-
ley, who suffered "A stroke of paralysis
some time ago, is improving.--Mr. and
Mrs, T.. \. Austin were guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. A, G. Sinclair OF Berkshire
Sunday on an automobile trip to Ba-
kersheld and home by Montgomery
Center and Richford.
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RICHFORD.

H. 4. Aver has sold to Sidney r.
Morse the old skating rink, long known
as Aver opera hall and the same will
hereafter be known as the Richford opera
house. The consideration Is not stated.
l.. s. Morse is announced as manager
Mrs. Sarah Garvin has sold to Joseph
Hancock of st, Armand, que, the l.. ID.
Corllss farm. so-callcd, on the road to
Abhott's Corner, que, for $3.50. -Mrs. l..
NJ FLANAGAN has sold to A. ]. Willis
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Grace Perley has gone to Lake
Harris, n. Y, where she will teach
through the winter,-Mlss Mary Ander-
son of Columbia College, New York. IL
passing a few weeks at her home here
Henry McTevier has moved from Mrs
\. p. Ponds house to the Atkins house.
which he purchased some time ago. Miss
Grace Wadleigh is passing a few days in
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FLETCHER.

charles Parsons who has been Ill for
some time, Is not as well.-Bennie Corse
has gone to B"lvidere hunting -Myron
Leach and family Of Cambridge Junction
spent Sunday in town-There was a re-
cepton at Woodmen hall Tuesday even
ing for Mr. and Mrs. Leno Wetherbee
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BERKSHIRE.

The Dorcas society met Wednesday
with Mrs l.. l.. Dufeny,-Miss Kate Bor-
do of Laconia, y. H, is visiting at the
home of her father, julius Bordo
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

ards are out announcing the wedding
Miss Minnie Brewater to Joshua
own, to take place at her home Thurs
y, November 20,-Mr, ana Mrs, Lyman
II have been visiting in Glens Falls and
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Wifaladtcr Hanbii6criaQ.

e2Sn elmer 9aiie 5tpiiben Ger @ol.
NUT uno 8iue StraBe periuhte geIterl
AbenO Der 81 Sabre cite Gbarlts
Durham einen Wann, oeiien Geriona,
Ilien niht feitgeItellt ipcroen fonntcn,
3u iiberIallen uno 3u bernibeu. Ser
llnbefannte. ipelher iid) beute i'm Wtu.
ni5ipolgertht einfinoen Mil, betrct
Die @oiie aus beitimmten 8riinben,
'als Durham auf ihm 3ltrat unb i'm
rieoerihlug. Ssn ielben Roment, als
Der Rduber periuhte, Die 5aihen lei.
mes Spfers 3u bllrhiuhen, fam elm
gripatpoli5iit oes @eses, welher iiG
auf ben Rauber mari unb beniel6eli
nah 8erabreibung elmer Sradt 4rl-
gel III Saft nobm. aui Dem 2eteftip,
Sauptauortier itellte iif beraus, bai,
Ter 8erbaftete ebenfaas nod in Ser.
binouna nit Derihieoenen geIepbon.
falten.gerau6ungen getpiinid)t niro.
gei Der 8erbaf:ung bes Mannes bate
lid cine groBere Menihenmenee an.
geiammelt, Delhe anfanglih fir BEN
gurifen Qartei nahm, iidl jeooh nod
slnftlarung bes Satoerbalts ger.
ltre1Ite.
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gen gu friiber Stunbe BON 3tpei nnbez
tannten Mdnnsrn, bic enttommen
iinb. burh bic grploiion elmer Dpnas
nlitbombe fait san5 aerftOrt iporben.
3ebn 8epobnsrn bes Sanfes fpnrben
perlebt. aber Riemanb sefdbrlih. 3nei
rerbddtige pcrionen fino pcrbaftst
iporpen.
Coll mcbr dls 90 5rautn
gebeiratbetuno m 9 Il DE
qeIuffen boben.
Seattle. Noib., "a. 9es. =
Die aarriere bes Rep. Ifbert 0dbis
from. Der in 5oeoma ipeoenYsrlebuns
bes Wlonn @eiebeS perbaftet puroe,
miro BON Iaen.en oes sSuitiSoepartes
msnts urtterIlht. Der Mann, ptr It'd
ielbit einen s5eilisen nennt, unb cine
nsue Relieipn ,erfunben bot, Die auf
bic 8ieltpeiberei hinaussebt, 1T lei:
Wtoi bepbahtet iporben. Der Spes
Sidluasnt 8rnon iaet. baB Dahlitrom.
Elm Shpebe. nnb iest ungefahr 40
Sabre oft. in nsrfhieeenen 5heilen ocS
Ganbss tpenigitens 20 5rauen seh:tz
rathet uno nerlafeu babe.
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S.lesrapbiihe Noti,en.

- Games n. Coleman, elm reid)er
eSarluer BON Welitota, Wturulano, iii
in Der Rdbe ieiner @obnlns ermor.
het uno beraubt nor6en. Grei Reaar
iiHb als Der lbat peroa1tis psrbaftel
iporoen.
cSn Soiltbboro. Moii., bat AM
gaittlpoh sSrau 6. Y. 8hitnep, Die
Satin eiucS gpitoner 8erIegers, su.
ioliig ibre elf Sabre aIte 2ohter gliec
eridlolien. Srau g3bitnep tpoIIte eine
Batrrne aus einem RagasiHgerDebr
entfernen, els Die 8oiie iich entIito.
- Serbert gSbitafer, Elm 19 Sabre
alter Suridye, bat in Guincp, Maii.,
eingeitanoeu, in 3lpei Eagen iieben
Gebauoe in granS aeiteft 81 babetl.
sSn ben aroBen Stdoisn on Der pc.
eifiihsn aiiite: Gan sTrdneisep. Cos
4naeles. Seuttle uno gortlano limb on
100000 4rbeiter auber 9efndftisuna.
Gapon entfaIlen $1,000 auf Cos 4a.
gslss unb 10000 auf San israncisco.
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SefanntmadDnng Ses @erfaafs bon
Aoamiltpu Gountp Sunbs.

GerfeasItc aHaebcie ipFresn eniaeaengeacmi,
men IN Der Cifiee Der QonntnsapmursfGaTe bon
SamitoH Gohufn. Cbio bis Trettaa ben ?.
Sanuar 1914, nm 12 lihr WiiiiaeS, tiir ben aas
tan' bon gcnos BON sduIiiipR GonBtn in Der
Eumne Don flHtnb sipdHslgiaaieub lS25 000O OD)
4caags. hetaeie gonbs itGo fanf9ta 800 In
oahl HaalmeEiri ben 81 bis 100 ieTilaaieHb. ies
Der IN Der Samme oon flHihaHnert fSJ000u)
GoHare, sabl5ar epfiBla t3g) Sabre BON Ia
ihm oss BestaHfs Hnb 5iHifH iTaacnb slfr Gaie
ben bier nHo finbdlb az 3rosrBi pes sSnhr.
tnGr unb 1ali Eeibrs 9elrap nne sanfeH f.no
sobltnr in her Sfsiee bes GaaRiDs SdabmeifleEs
bon oauilioa Gonnih Eblo 8gfua.e 9naos
NIB Gneseaeben in &tuilaHg nit ben aIaeuei-
rem Sseftpen oee SiaGles Cbic Hne eTlaUierf
n Gefsipn 2s34 oes auasmetneu Gcbe toH
Lhie uHo ~ liebsresntiinmlina mi. elmer RE-
felniIDH paHtrt bon ben Qonniatssommlsinren
heH onInlioB Ggunib. Ebio nm g. TeSembFr
1919. biese RpiIns snerben nHsgepebeu snn,
sfneG beI9tldHanHg bon Bombs snT Gfbanaad
zines Helieg Court Sanie lnD e5ef6naHiygSes
htnees bon hamilton Gounih. Chic Sefaale
@cnes fuerben lar Hidt peniaer ale 4agi NIB
aaSel1useae 3;nfeR an ben bS6ifen @iefer
eerfchfi nrb fpirb bos Mecht borbsbaI'eH. liz,
eenhpclAe cher ale areeboie 81 oeripersen.
Scbes anasboi muB bon eiHen eerfltI;;rteH
gbed tn Der snnime bon einianleub $4,000 COZ
3oIIGrs teeietiet fesn. sGbfbnt an ben S!bat.
arasbcsf nfiHeH berIsaeit uub inncftrt fein
g'ibs for 6GMiltor 9onnir Stem Court Solfs
anb SntI Wnlbins acrbss.
On auf:rua ecr Gounte,slommlHdse bon
Samlien COUNT Ehio.
Greb. o. ggsffermann, nrdf.
atfefi: aIbest HetHtaret GEert.
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Qofal 8erimt.
Ysaf am SBlDciter.Nbcno itrensitcas
bciulet ,pcrbcn.
Gp Iantet elm Goift Der Sisens'Gun'
miiiium.

Die gountps2ise zGommiiiipn bat
eeitern jeben 3ipeifel, Der nod bariiber
herrIhte, oh in Der Snlpeiternuht bas
Mitternahtsgeieb rlmsdneen lperben
fann. beboben, inbem iie ben Wirtben
Der Stabt cine gioti5 Siiseben lieB, bab
Das geieb nuter allen nmitdnben be-
folet tperoen niiiIe. 9es Weiteren err
fldrten Die aommiFdre, bab ibrer Wns
iiht na9 bas GeSsb belitlib senilg
absefabt fsi, um niht mibperitanoen
gu peroen uno bdb Die gebOroe baronf
ahten rpiirps, bab es befolst ipsrbe.
Saeob pittnsr, friiberer geiiser eis
ner Wirthidaft an Der s. uno Vine
6trube, bem niht nur eine 2iSens,
fonoern auh nah breimoliger Der
banolune audi bic Grlaubnib peripelz
CERT tpurbe, cine 2isens fGufli6 81 err
lperben, bat feline Ibii6t, 9errfung
an bic StaatstommiTipn su erbeben,
aufgeeeben unb bic 2ptul=8eboroe sez
ftern bon ieiuem gntidluB in aenntz
nis seiebt.
Die folaenben uebertra1unaen tpurs
ben aeitern outaeheiben: @btparb
Wiidler. sSr,, 2225 Clifton 9loenue.
on eugene 5beriban, SiibpeitsGde
8earI unb Sneamore StraBe; Charles
Shuiter. 1905 8roabtpon, an @eprae
@erpes. 542 Weit Sehite Strabe;
2orens ssdfisl, 1883 State Ipenue. on
sSohn Siefert, 2101 Winhea abenue.
Gbenip purben bic nadftehenesn
llmaues- -9eiu4e betpilliat: Charles
lShetpens, BON 1852 Gaitern 4penue
nod 3537 Columbia glpenue; cSobn
Mouon, bon 1889 Gutter Strabe nah
Der Horboit=gde Der 6. StraBe, unb
George r. a0bl. bon 1916 Slentpop
@penue nah $500 9lentpap Ipenue.
Dos 9eiuh oes gotparo 'ShaB.
3001 Weit 6. StraBs. feline 2isens auf
ben friiheren gsiiber Der Wirthi6aFt
gfo. Alb Sneamorc StraBe iibertraaen
au niirfen, tpurbe obfhldqia beitienen.
Die foloenben neuen uebertraounQs-
unp umauass s9eIuhe ipuroen untsr-
brettet uno iperoen bon Der Nomrlltl@
fion morqen aur Gntfheiouna aufaez
nommeu fperDen:
uebertragunosn: sSphn Bill
ling. 3001 8eetman Strabe, an 6arrp
poppe. 1921 8eefman Strabe; Ghriz
ftina aunaelmann, IL SiiD Wain
StraBe. SGT. bealthp. an ssrsberid
Reuther, Wit. 6ealtbp; Smer Bul.
Zen. 1858 8eetman StraBe, on WiIs
liam ssoteu, 961 Weit 6. Strabe. -
umaua: Srant aorbaoen. 1905
2inn StraRe. nn6 I'LL 2inn StruBe;
Sobn Robtit. 100 Wintler Strabe,
Hah 251S 0ine Strabe.
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O@insna6ridBteH.

Tsp gorf, "a. 9s5. 9lnaei
.8ortmuno" bon 5amburs; r2aura'
bon 1risit; .prsiibent Grant" Dor
9amburs; r8erssnsfjorb" bon gsr'
gen; .aroonlano" BON 4ntperpsn.
4bses.: rGuiitania" nab 2iper.
pool; "2a 2orruine" nah 5nprs; ga.
perlanb" nah 4nitperpeu.
palermp. aneei.: .pa.ris
pon Rep Dori nah pirdus.
patras. Auset.: nGarpaibia'
BON HeD oYri.
Gonbon. Nbsss.: .MinHeapoiis'
nah Nem yort.
Sput bampton. 4bees.: ,Hetr
Yort" na9 Rem yort.
5aDre. Mnset.: .5ranes" pcr
Rep Yort; .pomeranian" BON Ct
Sobn, 81. 9.
ReapeI. Qnsst.: .gretic" pon
Bolton; sSant Nnna" Don Nep Yori.
4bsss.: nQbriatie mad Isn Yort.
pbitabelpbia. anset.: .Has
poli" BON Heapel.
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Gertrude 3uffmai1n.
Eie seieierte SGnseria tritt in pie,
BoritelluHsen in Der Wniit.
halle auf.

Gertrub Soffmdnu nit ibrsr siss=
nsn groben Repue in II S5eneu uno
sinsr 9eIelI6aTt DON 100 psripnen
1ritt am 81. DECEMBER uHo am l. gu
nudr in bier 8oriteIIuneen spsi
Iuhmittaas= :lno 2pei Ibeno=
rpriteGuneen - in Der Muiitbaae auf.
Ils grtra Ittruttiou brinat Die
5dnaerin biesmal Den grOben 6ineIiz
ften 3auberer Cling cling 600 mil
feiner 9eieIIIhuft bon IA perIoner
aug Shansbai. SRI. 6offmanns Rsz
rue ioa oieies Sabr bsi ipeitsm Die
arobartisfte iein, bic iie je unternomz
men bat. Die S5enerie lit nad Gntz
1piirfen bon 2eon 8atit unb anbsren
beoeutenben Giinitlern berseitellt pore
ben. Die aoftiims lisfertsn, aGer=
hinss msiit nah SRI. 5offmanns siss>
men Sheen, bic beeeutenbiten 5duier in
poris unb Netp Yorf. Bon ben Gee
nen, Die in Der Hepus oorsefiibrt rper=
ben, Iei eenannt, cine GrpreB pldttz
form in Der gletp Dorter Subpap,
Das 3elt bes Sheits Sbartar in be-
Mifte, Wlnls. GoDalier's Sh0nheits=
gouooir, Der Moulin Rouae in pari5,
eIn iapanifhsr 9arten, Elm pdDiuon
in 5oupille, iotpie Stpei bon @ertruoes
SoH5ipesialitGten, p3obaibas 2raum"
rnb Die blous 9onau". Fri. 6offe
mann bietet lpGbrenb Der 0orIte1uns
ihre beriibmten Smitationen pom goop
Sop, Geo. so. Gc6an, Gubn Geslps,
2lnna 6elb, 6arrp 2auoer, gpa 1an-
guam, esIabora Duncan unb anberss
Biibnenar0BeH. Was Die auftretenbs
Beienifait 5etrifft. 10 bat babel syrl.
6offmann ihrer Wetbobe ser.sb mehr
ouf eutes Qusfeben unt natiirlihe
9raais, als auf Biibnen grfabrune
9ufiift aenomnen. 9lls eiuaigdr!is
III. neben benz Wdbhenhor, Elm FOLDER
Don Qrabern Su nennen. eSn bsr
Sruppe oes Gbineien 600 befinbtt i:t1
auh bic niebli1e gbee Sob, bic ameris
taniffe Gefdnae ensliih unb hin.>
fiih portrdst. gub Grh ipielt init
risfisen Shiiiieln auf ieinem aopfs
Coon 70 1T Elm ipe5ien hineiiiGs-
Turnertiinitler. srl. Ching Gbse
Rna unb cine Mdbhensruppe bieten
ebenfnlIs nunberbare Suhen. Joo
feIbft iolI in iein.m .Metier" einsig
taffebtn. 1rl. 6offmann unb ihre
GefelIihoft rsiit in einem erOben
EpeaioIsuae. Die gour isebt unter
Der Diret.ion BON 5. Rap Gomfo6
NM MasA Get.
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Jn(an0g 0gclcgrap)
1aIid m iinser perbaftet

1a!i I d m iinser psrbaftet.
gbicuao, "a. 9ea. gunoeszDe-
teftiDs perbofteten heute atpei friihere
Strdflinae unb tonfisairten sinen Up.
parat aur 5erfteuuna bon falIhen
So pno S10-Roten. Die Qrreitonteu
heihen Gbparo 9Beitcott unb Stto
4aen. alias gbas. Worria. 9esterer
mar ioeben BON elmer .9eih1ftsreiie"
suridaefebrt. ouf ipelher er ialihe
gloten in @ranb Rapibs, Wid.. Gin.
einnati, ct. 2puis unb Hacine, Wis.,
abaeiest bate. Die Detettips erfuh.
rel, bic Qorefie Der 9erhafteten bon
einem poitpudet. bas fsrant ausesra
abaeIhitt bate. Der mad lGngerer Be-
Obahtuna in Netp Oort fpeaen gsrdusz
qebens DON falfhen $10sRoten per.
hafte. tpornen mar. Mebr als 1000
falfhe @elDnoten iparen neben Der
Druderpreffs aufaeitapelt.
Dbnamitattentnt.
gDbeelins. 90. ga., "a. Deg
Das Wobnbnus bon gmil DeMareo,
sinem itolienifnen Gei9dftsmann in
.HenaiEs. Ga III sw Misma& Msos.
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NuslanD.Selegrapb
aus UPerito.

gbihuahua, Merito, "a. 3es.
9lm Wlittpoh huben 4200 Wiann be-
rittene RebeIIen nit sebn Jelbgc>
it,iiBen gbibuahud perla Heu, nm eic
Hegi.rungstruppsn unter oem 9eneral
Wsreooo in SjiRaea, preiioip. 3eros,
gegeniiber, on3ugreifen. Die aeteQen.
Die unter- bem geiebI hes Generals
Srtisa itehsn, baben 8efebl erbaltsn.
bic Regierungstruppen su pern;hteu
ober iiber Die 9rense in bic Der. Stoae
ten su trsiben. Die gruppen baoen
gefebl erbalten, feline 9efangenen su
MAIDEN. 9eneral 9ila iaste aud. oab
ipenn es eelineen iouis, bic 9enerdle
Sro5eo uno Roia ssfansen gu nebmen,
iie phne peiteres ais 0errGtber eri6ois
len iueroen tuiiroen.
Die Expedition, bic reidlid rrit
Wunition unb @orrGiben aler 4rt
perIeRn 1T, bot bic Stant in iehs lcas
gen GiienbahnSiieen perlaFsn, bic iie
bis nah 6ormieos bringen tpiro. 8pu
bort aug tpsroen Die 5ruppen ii5er
2ano muridirsn.
Die pohrsno bss Saees bier eiaee>
troffenen Raarihten beitdtisen, SaB
Die Aeaierunostruppen in Sprreon eins
gef6loien fino, bab bic Rsbeusn einsn
5beil Der Staot beieBt uno auh Qsrpo
nnb 0ome5 aldIatio einesnommen 20.
ben. General Serrera, Der bic Srupz
pen Dor Sprrson tpmmanbirt, partst
auf ipeitere Yerit1rtunesn, ebe sr ben
General 9elasco gang aus 5orrson Su
pertreibsn periuhsn tpirb. Der gsles
grapbsnpsrtebr stpifben gorreon uno
Wpntsrp unp Sultillo III unterbrohsn.
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uiaus. Dob iish bic 9orIisbe fur aes
piife abiOnbsrIihe asderbiiTsn burA
bic snbrtouIenoe binDurn bis auf in,s
fsre 9ags bel Den Gapptsrn erbni.en
Eat, bepeiItn aud, nod nnbers aHos
henrii6ft6nbt. bic in eiHigen Der ls,3
den gefunben ipurbsn; bsnn beri.i
Miiditdnbs aus ssiidlnonen lisfsri
cut bsute nod in Gbsresnp.en Elm.
Drrd sIdulnib geponnsne s}tf1sone
ieipe. Wannisfan tDarsn bic 5nbfrtis
den aufaefunoenen pfIan;Iidsn Gpeis
iereite. go .onnten Dsrits. ErbmoMs
fsin unD cine beute ais menIhfihss
4obrungsmittsl gang UsrlmOueHs
6irit beiiimmt iperben. Aun cine una
ierem Durtenfraut ober HDrs!fdt ie3r
GtnIihe 6eitpflon3s ipurbe trfannt.
0elf0d, fanbsn iih duh idon Erau.
bsnbseren, bic nit iDenisen 4usnobs
reE gans Diefelttn iinb, Die man bert
beule non buAt. Disie Gntheduuaea
ss;sen neutiin. baB iaum cine Der
fpanbinna uno llmanbtrung ber
gflansen IN b.r lnns,n ,3eii bon min
fsi:ens 5000 Sahrsn isdttgeFun6sa
fat.
TepIo3isk
weffrnGter 9ebemann {bcr bon
ber o6be ieiner wlnnjorOe ouf has
gtrdbenIebeH In Der Iieie isieocr.
.i6mt)s S1o bes,u4er y teuuneul~
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mas man in aItegDpti.
fhen Qtihen funp. Dor aurs
3em irurbtn BON einsm Grdberfelb bt;
Giran in Sbtr.gppten 3abIrside
mfnfhIihe Qeintn geboreen, Die trcB
ihrss Mlters non 1000 Bis 5000 Jcbs
rem 70 out erhalisn ipnrsn. bdb moa
ioaar i6rtn Wlapfns unb Darminhal.
nod auf NnbrungsrtIte untfrfnfsa
ionte. Dabei samen sum sbsiI rsHs
erboniiGt Dinge outage. go mar es
iniereiinnt 5u febtn, bob bos Wduiss
eiitn Der Futigen espptliftn 9ugeno
ihon i'm sraueu Mltertbum gang unn
e6bs mar; bsnn IN elmer asnberIeiGs
ItanSen t4 anS6lsin siuas ssslpsihsa