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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19
Forward Cabin of Steamer Burns.

BOSTON. July 19.-The forward cabin
OF the steamer city of Bangor was burned
away and the vessel otherwise badly
oanaged by fire. smoke and water, as
she lay at her wharf yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19
Mrs. Twickemburv.

From the Christian Register.
My husbands younger brother said
Mrs. Twickembury. lis a reactionary in a
life insurance company"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19
Rare Combination.

From the Boston Transcript
Il have an ideal wife"
What's your idea Of an ideal wife
zone who can keep house, her TEN
and her help"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19
Fatal Cases Of Fever at Rio

The State Department is advised that
two fatal cases OF yellow fever have &C.
cured in Rio de Janeiro. Brazil, but that
no subsequent cases had developed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19

Now. children" said the teacher of the
Juvenile class in history, "can any of
you tell me Nero's greatest crime?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19
Amt It Awful !?
From Puck.

rom PUCK
Perseverance has Won many a hard
fought victory that was really not worth
the effort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19

Small Sadie was of an inquisitiye turn.
and one day while out riding with ner
papa they happened to pass a cemetery,
and she asked: Say. papa. how long does
it take for the tombstones to come up
after they plant people?''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19

From the Ladies' Home Journal.
She finished TRADE at her friend, ano
ended with:
There. I think I have made myself
plain, have l not?'
s.Made yourself plain. dear?" sweetly
answered the once friend. ''Oh, no. dear:
you were born that way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19
TO MAKE STATE MILITIA
FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE
War Department and National
Guard Officials Comforting
Over Proposed Bill.

Complete agreement has been reached
between the War Department and the
executive committee of the National
Guard Association on the general outline
Of bill designed to make the organized
militia available for immediate service
n any part of the world as a part of the
regular army.
The measure will be perfected in the
near future and introduced in Congress
with the Endorsement OF the War Depart
ment and the state militia authorities
Conferences on the proposed bill have
been in progress here for several days be-
tween Acting Secretary Breckenridge, for
the department. and Maj. Gen Edward
Young. adjutant general of Illinois, Brig
Gen. John c. Chase. adjutant general Of
Colorado: Brig. Gen James Drain of the
state OF Washington, and Col Harvey
Of the District of Columbia National
Guard. constituting the National Guard
executive committee.
Payments for Service.
The proposed new law would provide
for the payment of militiamen by the
national government, the payments to be
made in lump sums to the state author
tiles and disbursed upon reports by in
spectors OF the regular army. testifying
10 the complete efficiency of the militia
10 be paid.
II would overcome the effect of a de-
cision by Attorney General Wickersham.
that the present militia cannot be used
outside OF the territorial limits of the
United States. That is to be accomplish
cd by maintaining the militia in strict
accordance with the regular army organ
ization. and by transferring the organ
ization bodily. officers and privates, into
the regular army. in case of need
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19

Bright Pupil-That low mental posi-
ton may lead to a hymeneal one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19

Teacher-What does the story of Gin
derella teach us?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19
CAPITAL s SIGHTS SEEN
BY RUSSIAN EDUCATORS
Assured by Mr.. Bryan of His
Hopefulness for New Arbi-
tration Treaty.

sightseeing around the National Capt.
tai this morning and visit TO Mount
Vernon this afternoon was the program
of the day for the Russian educators.
who are visiting Washington in the
course OF tour of the large cities of
this country. The party divided into
groups today. according TO their tastes
and vocation and visited the places
which suited them most Tomorrow they
probably will go TO more public buildings
and technical Institutions. Tomorrow
night they plan to leave for Pittsburgh.
The Russian visitors are very pleased
With the reception which has been &C
corded them here, it is stated. and I'M
doubleday will carry back to their native
land favorable impressions of this coun-
Try.
Bryan Hopeful of New Treaty.
Peaceful promises of future full of
treaties and arbitration between this
country and Russia were showered on
the visiting Russian educators by Secre-
tary of State bryan yesterday. Mr.
Bryan said he felt confident that within
a few months there would be a new
treaty between this country and Russia.
cmhodying the Presidents recent peace
proposals made to the several powers
lie said that he regarded the car one
of the worlds strongest peace advocates
and Looked forward TO seeing this country
strongly supported by Russia in its
movement for world pacificatIon.
The Secretary of State said he hoped
the visitors might see much in this coun-
try that was good and that they desired
to copy at home. He did not expect the
visitors to find everything good and moth
ing bad In this country, he said but he
hoped the desirable would outweigh the
undesirable and hoped the visitors would
feel free TO app. opriate the suggestions
that seemed good 10 them. AT the same
time he said there was sure TO be sug-
Eestions from outsiders that cou d i'm
prove conditions here land he hoped IL
there was anything of this sort they could
suggest We might have the benefit of
their observations
Surprised at Standard of Living.
One of the things that the visitors
have commented on more than any
thing else was the mass OF modern
conveniences and improvements to be
found in the homes of even the poorer
classes Electric lights. telephones. hot
and cold water and the good street car
service available even to the working
people all appealed to them. Some of
IN the cities already visited was a
revelation. The standard of living
among the working people was sur
prisingly high. and they were sur
prised that working people could af-
ford all the modern conveniences they
had seen even in some of the poorer
and smaller homes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19
Out of the Mouths of Babes.

Visitor-Is your new doll French doll,
Imogene?
Imogene-I don't know-she can't talk
yet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19

Playing the sfddle,' promptly replied L
the youngster at the foot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19
The Safest investments

Are those that DO not ductuate during de.
tarbed condi tions OF the money or stooe
market First deed OF trust notes toree
mortaees,. well secured on real estate ID
~ District Of Columbia. constitute ''Rle
edge" Investments. They do not depene
anon the financial responsibility OF ind.
vfduals or corporal atoms for their stability
and are exempt from taxation 90 persooa
property We can supply such invsstmsnn
n amounts from $500 upward send fos
nookIet. '.Coucerning Loans and isvsse
0ents."
SwartzelH, Rheem 6
Hensey Co.,
NJ lstA II. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19
WEATHER..
Fair Tonight and Probably Sunday;
Light Northwest Winds.

District OF Columbia. fair tonight and
probably Sunday, light winds. mostly
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
HARPERS FERRY. w. Va. July 10
Potomac and Shenandoah rivers both
muddy this morning.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16
|Domben lit
Dritfkdttn!
9ie SOm6en. nno granSiafd.6am
paonc Der Snffrasetteu pirS
fOrtseiett.

2onoon, t6. Mai.-9cr s9aiIr
Mirror" 6ebduptet, es lei uie0et
ein Suifragsttenfomplott 5ur ge.
maltimen @ntfiibrung eiues saabi,
netsmitgIieoes entoedt iuorSen, Der
in Grauenfleioer geitedt unO elmer
Gro5eBfomo6ie unterporien per6en
iolte.
Gin peitereS Sdus tpur6e bsutc
bon Den Suifraaetten auge3iinoet,
cod puroen Die SInmmen i'm sci.
me eritidt. Sn Der Oifsntliden gi.
bliotbef SIt.2onoons lpuf0e cine
gom6e getlinoen, oercn llmbiiQung
Die 9luiidrift rStimmt fir 6rauen"
trug. Cine onoere SoQenmaIdine
ipuroe beute in eiueh grieifaiten in
Siiopeit.2onoon entoedt. Die go.
li5ei lit Der 9lniiHt, baB oie Bonn.
be BON Suffragetten in oen Brief.
falten getban tporoen lit.
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Sdredlidj berbrannt.
NadldFiises ltmeeben NIT @aiolin
oiirfte ein YlenidenlebeH
ipr0ern.

Grau Gbonus 6. 1aidcl, @attir
hes grdiioenten Der Nebrasfa @pclt
Company, Sog iid beute 9ormittap
10 idnere granopuuOen 5l, oat
iie berielben erIiegen miro. Sil
bate ibr aleio nit Sclfarbe be.
idruet uno ipanbte @aIloIin at,
I'M Die Sleden 3u entierncn. 9a-
Bel fam iie Dem 5euer bes Gas.
oferS gu nabe lino i'm gen itdno
ibr aIeiO in Slnmmen. gluf ibr
@eidrei elite Der aut Sauie be.
idaftiate S6reiifer sSlor6inacr,
1874 Iii6G. IL. Str1fe, berbei un6
eS selang ibm itlieblidl, Die aIam.
men 81 Ioi6en; babel aber 5og er
iih idtpere 9ranopunoen 5u. 9ie
Sdperberlebte ipur6e nad Dem gai.
d)oIas Senn SoipitaL gebroft. 9ln
ibrem 8ieOerauffommen ipiro ge.
aneifelt.
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@eeen sic g,ranerei entIdieben.

Columbus, &as., 16. Mai.-
&idter 6. g. Sopp i'm gnoesoi.
itriftsgeri6t entidieb eegen Die go.
lunbia 9reiping Co." bon ct.
2ouis. tpeIde eine @dggonIaoune
Bier pieber5uerlangen iudte, Die
am % glpril 8u Gorona, 9as., bonn
Sberiff Martin bei6lagnabmt NOR.
ben mar. Die 8rauerei bate gel.
teno genladt Die 8oare iei nod
ni6t an ben gloreiIaten abgelieiert,
ionoern nod i'm 8urdgang gelpe-
len, bate babar nidt bei6Idgnabntt
tueroen oiirfen. 9iidter Sapp ie.
bod erfldrte, 0ie 9rauereigeieaid
babe Die 8aare MIR an iid ieIbIt
geinnot-reip. an einen ibrer agen.
ten-ilno nit 0eien erfoIgter ge.
ta6ri6tiglng lei Die slbliaferung
cine DoQitGn0ige eeipeien.
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FrdiiOeut itanO6afi.
@oae nnb 3uder miiien auf bic
6rciIiitc sciett ipcroen.

9aibiugton, t6. glai.-graii6ent
@iIion bat entitjicOen in g(breSe
seitellt oab er ii6 dnf einen Ser.
gIei9 in ge5ug auf auf6r6ung 6es
3orifs ouf 8oGe uno 3uder Elm.
Iaiien peroe. Der 3oa miro ouf.
ge6oben tuerOen iagtc Der grdii0ent,
ale @crii6te, oab ib mid aiif einen
gergleih nit Den Gegnern oes inn
Sauie angenommenen Sariis Gin.
Ioiien perOeu, iiuo aus Ger Quft
aegriiien. Der grdiiOent Siirfte
ioaar iopeit ge6en, cine gia at
betircn, ipeI9e i'm Senat In amen.
eirter 6orm nit gejug auf g(6GnOe.
rnng oeS Eariis oui 8oae m0 3u.
der iueroen iolltc.
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Sci Scn Sanaern.

Cine lmgepobnIi6e itarfe 3abI
S1nger bate iitb olt Der geItrigen
Brobe eingefunoen. 0ie 9lftiDer
bonn Council Bluffs 9(rion lparen
ehenaQs eri6ienen iplo ii6ten ae-
mciniam nit ben bdeinigten SGn.
germ bon Omaha. gead Ser Strobe
fniio cine Sofelriiu0e Itatt. mabrenb
fpelfer bon Sen Serren gS6ilipp
9lnores, Ester 2nur uno anoeren
aiin6enoe 9lnipraden ge6oIten tpur.
Den. Wfit einem nauf 8ieoerIe6en
om 81. 0fni Bel Dem &on5ert III
Council Bluffs" i6ie6en Die g(rio.
niten bon ben bieiigen SGngern.
0as SSSnnere oes Sanoerbeins
befommt nit ie6en Gage Elm mebr
trauIides 9lusieben. Die 9(usgro.
bungsar6eiten i6reiten riiItig bor.
an, unO binnen &ur5eln iperoen lie
iotDeit geoie6en iein, oaB oie 8irt6.
iGaft uno &arten8imnter bort ein.
geri6tet iperben f0nnen. Gum Sal
lenoerlpaIter lit Serr Sp. Sdulna.
der ernannt poroen, peG6er ieiner
3uoerldiiiafeit uno Giidtigfeit me-
gen ia beItens befannt lit. 8as
Gergniignngsfomite tragt iib nit
bem Nane, oemndhIt cine sSeIt-
Iidfeit fir oie MitgIieoer oes Ser
ems ab5u6alten.
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SalIdeS 5iinfOuIlar,Gertififat

@ai6ington 16. 0lai.-3ros al.
Ter gemii6ungen Der @ebeimoienit.
teanlten befinoer iid gremplare
bes fiir5lih cntoedten bor3iigIi9 Der.
Geiteaten 6aIiiiifatas oes 5iinfool.
.SilbercertififnteS nit Dem Sn.
oianerfopf nod INNER in ltmlaui
mo ielbit oas llnteri6otamt in
Reu yorf BAT iif oaburf) tGui6erl
Iaiien. 9ie gaoten iino auf eftem
gapier geOrudt ipeI6es Sur6 @a.
iden bon gin6oaari6einen geipon.
men tporoen it, un6 Ser SerIteGer
lit iuabrideinlif) Der ssalidmiin3er.
Wel6er oerortige sSnliififate bon
GinOoIlnrbiqs Monate lang in SO.
iton PHILADELPHIA uno onbersn Oft
Iiden Stdoten in 1tnlauf iebte.
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Sapauiide gSreiIe fcinOiclis.
9ie sel6e 9laiic gcsen bic clique
iueiher MGnner.

Sofio, is. Wrai -g9G6reno bas
alisiudrtige gfmt syapan's glan6t,
SaB cine 5ilfricOeniteIlenOe Soilmo
nes aoniliftS NIT Den Ser. Staaten
ii6er bic fnIiforniide 21n0bia 5ll
Stanoe fomnn tpirO, nimmt Die
japnnii6e 8reiie cinen entI6ieoenen
StanOpunft gegen Die Ser. Staaten
ein. Gofutomi, 9ieoafteur Der Der.
rorrasenben 3eitrtng naoflmit" +,
erflart, Der aampf 5niiden Der
tpeiben 0iaiie uno Der geIben babe
6egounen. Die Clique Der meiben
@dnnr miibte I'M SntereKe sSapan's
lmo i'm Sntereiie Der @eni6beit ge.
itiir5t iper6en.
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9oitsert Ser u2nra".

Sir oas nd6iten Sonntog in
Geutiden Sauie itattfin6enoe aon.
5ert oes 9amcngeiangpereins .2p.
ra" lit ein biibldes grogralnn ouf.
geItelt ipor0en. Ser Ii9 aus tiid.
tigen Waitglie0ern 5uiammenieben6e
Mo5art Club itebt nit ie6s gtrm.
mern onf Dem grogramm per5ei9.
net, lpd6reno bon Ben 0titglieoern
Der n2pra" Die fIeinc, einaftiqq
Sperctte 06lorinba~ oltfgefiibrt
parocn miro. Die SalptroIlen lie.
gen in oen Sdn0en Ser ilngen 9o,
men Margarete Stoltenberg, @il-
belmine 9ranOes, Wtiaie Spanaen.
here ln0 Marie Shroe6er. Gen
ShluB bes @an5en biloct elm bon
iungen Maoden ausgefiibrter Mai.
talimtan5.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-16
SOrnaOu.9ll fir 9entldIanb.

Serr Senrp aiibl i6reibt bon
Snmbllrg.gilbed an Die Smoba 8ri-
biine: pSabe Die sln5eige ipegen oes
Smabn Sornaboalbums i'm ,@2on.
ming Scroll" geleien. Sen6en sic
mir bite Elm g(lblm lno oltd cine
Gro6enummer Sbrer eei6Gbten 3ei-
tl1ng.
9as 6eutihe Smoba Sorna6o-
olbum lit ebenio belebrano mie in.
tereiiont. Sn groBerem MaBe nod,
fir Gcutidlanb, mo man iid bon
iol6 gepaltigen 9faturereigniiIen
nur ibuade 8oriteGungen MAIDEN
tann. SSSeoer, Der gerlpanOte ooer
Srennoe I'M alten gaterIonoe hat,
icIltc iid oieic aiinitige @eIegenbcit
ridt cntgeben lalien ibnen ems
Scr portrefflid iIlmtrirten Sorta.
albums nit Der paderben 8sihrei,
rung Der aataitropbe sllauienoen.
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sSoiepb S6enrer aeitur6en.

Chicago, 16. Rai. .-6err Soiepf
&beirer, grdiioent Der Sd0n6ofeu
@rauerei Company lit im gtlter
ron 81 Sabren geitorbcn. Der
@eritorbene mar in gbila0cIpbia ge.
6oren unO fam Inn Sabre 1868
na9 Chicago. Gr ipur0e Gr1iioent
Der 8rauerei @omponD nod Dem
&o6e bes Eeter Sdonboten i'm
SATIRE 1893.
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Sdllperer ltniaa.

Sans 9tnSerion, 81. uno D2ort6a
Strabe pobnbait, Der Die Stablar-
beiten am neuen SreinrauertempeL
an Oer 20. mo Douglas StraBe
Ieitet, itiir3te beutc gormittag aus
Dem Oritten ms 5ipeite Stofperf
bina6, brn9 irfoIee bes Stltr3eS
cinen glrn unb biibtc oie S1lfte
ieiner 3d6ne elm. Seine gerIebun.
gen iin0 10 idiperer gtatur, oaB
er ua9 Dem ct. S5oiepb Soipital
gc6ra4t tueroer mliBte.
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lin 2eSer 8eiuidjt IN ge6en.

8aibineton 16. Mai.- einent
ioeben ueroifentlidtcn Bulletin mciIt
oaS notwithstanding 9eparte-
ment nod, 0aB bel Der 3ubereitlrng
oes Soblleoers IN oen Ser. Staa.
ten leoiglif, Inn ibm Elm gr0Beres
@euiht 5u berleiben, nidt ipeniqer
olS 100000 gSinno 8lufoIe lm0
gpiom.Sol5e peripanot iperocn pas
i'm @runoe cine groBartige ;sdl.
idung lit, oa Der 8ertb oeS 2e0ers
ielbltrebenb beocliteno gr0ber lit ais
Der Der errudbnten 3ltt0aten.
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(Se[b ,nriiferitnttct.

@ai6inston 16. Waai.-9ic neu.
itc entideiOung oeS gunoeso6erac.
rifts, baB cine aorporation, mel.
DIE ibr eigent6um Serpadtet un6
ibr einaiges ginfontmen bon oieier
&a6t 6e5iebt, feiu y@ei6Git" i'm
Sinne bes Geistes lei, beoeutct, oaB
has Sfasant mebr ais cine Mtil,
lion Dollars 8uriifgeben inuB, mel.
DIE es an aorporotionsiteuer einge.
trieben hotte.
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slmcrifaniidJer NilitGrattade Der.
IGht gcrlin.-SiaatSicfrctdr ga.
golu in gSien.-Snnsfernfabrt
oes pSmperator". ".-aampf init
Ginbredler.

Berlin, t6. Mai-aapitdn or.
FREQ 8. giornitno, Ser dmerifani.
ihe Wiilitdr.gIttadle Der 9erliner
gotidait, mar bcute Der @aIt oes
aaiierS 8ilbelm BEL einem @obel.
friibltiid. Gr nobm oarnnd) bonn
aaiier glbidieo, oa er na6 oen
Ser. Staaten Suriidfebrt, un iid
bort militdrii6en 8ieniten gu ipiO.
men.
gInlab 3ii iuidtigen grorterungen
iiber Ole naboitlide 6rage ipir6 in.
oeb Der glntritts.8eilid bicten, ipel.
den Der ocutide Staatsiefret1r oes
sleuBeren @ottlieb bon syogofp in
8ien obItnttet. Der Staatsiefret1r
trat bente glbeno Die geiie mad
Der aoiieritaOt on Der Conan an.
Wiorsen miro Serr bon Sagoip bonn
Saiier 8rani Soiepb ouf S6Io6
Sdonbrllnn empfangen iperoen.
Garauf miro er 8ait 6es oIterrei.
dlii6'ungnriihen Wliniiters 6es
gleuBeren @rafen gerdtoIo iein,
nit Dem 8peifellos Die intimItenI
Observation-Disclosures iiber Die inter.
natiouaIe Gage Dor ii6 gcben per.
oen.
Die 2eitung Ser Sant6urg. .9[meri.
ia 2inie bat, lpie aus Der SonIe.
itaot genlel0et miro, Die erIte 9feiic
Oes neuen S5eanrieien nSSmperotor"
nah gtep Dorf auf ben cliten SUM-
reriho6en. Die heitigen Stiirmq|
Der iiingiten 3eit bnben ben probi.
icriiden Siegeplob inbroudbar ge.
madt. Is perIautet, oaB Der aai.
ier oorber nod an elmer Grtra.
6abrt OcS oSSmperator" tbeiInebmen
miro.
Ser bisGerige 0onfapituIar ai.
lian lit gum 9iifof bon 2imburgI
gcipdblt tporOen. Gr miro Ser geof.
folger oc8 9ii6ois Or. 9ontinicus
@iai, pclder in Der criten, sya.
nliar-8ohe bont Io0e ab6erufen
tpur6e.
Gin aufregen6er gorfoG IpieIte
iid in 8ieSbn0en ab. Gin nohl
nidt bcfanntcr gin6reder Srona inl
Gin bortieGs Saus Elm uno fd,Iuai
Den Better, Der ourd oa5 @erauIdl
getpeft iporoen mar. anf Der 3reppe
nieoer. gas auf Die SiIferufe oesj
lle6eriaQenen einige 9oIi5iIten err.
idienen flob or 9ieb in oen aeIler,
100 er iib ber6arrifaoierte. NunI
begann cine riftige gelogerlma.
Ter Ginbrcder, Der nit Wtunitionl
rei6lif berieben mar, ipcbrte iifll
gegen Die Gcrbaftunq.
{nit 3pei Stunoen lang feuerte er
lus ieinem fltgeIliheren 8crIted ouf|
>ie SdmBleute un0 er nerlpun0etel
nebrere 0erIelben. ShlieBIifl tpur.
>c Die 6eueriueDr olarnlirt uno oieie
cbte ocn aeIler inter 8aIier. 9erI
fdntpfte ieood neiter, big
I'm oas @aiIer an ben Sails ginal
mo er bor Der 8a5l itono, SIT er.
ooer iid) gu ergeben. Damn
agte cr ii1 eine au0el ourd, oen
fopf un0 er muBte alS Seide aus
'em iiberilutbeten Seller geBogen
ueroen.
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Sulsarisn's SpStcnliite.

2onoon, 16. @ai.-Sn Sofia
iinO Die buIgariiden 9risgsberluIte
befannt gegeben iporoen. Sic BE-.
tragen: Eoot-330 0ffi5iere lm6
29,7t1 Mann; berpun6et-850 Of.
iidier unb $3.50 Wann; permibt
peroen 1893 0fann.
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&erlonalnotis.

SRI. 9ioia 9aifer, iiingIte God.
fer Oe5 Serrn 6re6 9aifer, bat iif
41oq lun 'llo9aBaq saIa6uB sos puu
nit Serrn SS5obn gberbarb, tpeldet
einen i6Dlmg1aften 2ano6an6e[ be.
trei6t Den 9lm0 fiirs 2eben 5ll
idlieBen. Moge es Dem ilngen
G6epaare auf alien ieinen 2ebens.
Degen re6t gut ergeben.
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@rofer SOrnaboidlaben 6ei @eGuul

8ruher SOrnaOoidJnbcn bei McGool.
gorf, gle6., 10. Wtai Gin 5tuei
Dlcilen langer un0 cine babe
gteilen breiter Streifen 2onOes iiio.
iueltlih bon WtcGool bat 0urd ben
3ornaoo ihiper aelittau. SeOe sc.
bGulidfeit auf ben larmen tpuroe
5erItort e6enio idlimm bot Der
8irbelIhtrn unntittelbar tpeitlih
unO oltlid bon gIllebale gebault.
sluf Dem 2anoiit bon 60 Blum
lplrSe cine sroBe Sdeune pom Sun.
hnment geriiien mo in Splitter
rerDan0elt. Mebrere gferoe tpllr.
Den gct0Otet. 9lu6 Der Gerluit an
Gieb lit eroB. Salt unbeareiiIid
erideint, oaB Ser Gornooo groBe.
Stiide Groe ans ben 2anoitroBenI
rib umo tiefe 2odcr binterlieB. g[uf
cinIgen 5arnlen iuur0en Rinopieb
uno Sblpciue bon Dem Sturme
nett fortgeiiibrt. 9lnf Der Jarm
bon sllton Slonafer ipuroc ein|
Gfero mebrera bunoert 4uB ent.|
fii6rt uno IN einen 8agen nieber.
Gelaiien. Gin on0eres asfero ltano
chen anf cinem Sclibaufen mitl
oem Gopi nah unten. fSrau Tbo.
mas Gior0an in McGooI ipuroe einI
oia8cl in Oen 9iiidcn getricbcn. Sbr
SouS lpuroe in Den 6lub geidlsu.
nrrt
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- Eroferreiniaen uit6 ssar6eu
aGer slrt nad neuIter tpiIienid)aft.
lider Wet6ooe uno in allen Bran.
den Bel Der S6oe5iaf 60, 407
lii0l. IS. StraBe, Omaha. gbone:
gouolos 1927.
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Nsetterberidlf.

Sir Smaba, Council Bluffs unA
llmgegeno: @abrideinIih Sdaucr
sIbenos oocr SanItag; etiuas fiibler
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geite(t bic SGalidc Sribiine.

8lpci aomites lpur Z ernonnt
Gins lin Sammlumg Der SiIfs.
geloer lmO 0a5 anoere fir Die Ser.
tbeillng 6eriel6en. Spmpat6ietele.
arammc liefen in bon Miapors bon
ge6rasfa StdOten, bon Commercial
Clubs uip.
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9nffp & SObnitOnt 2eihenbeitatter.
III iiiol. 16. Strabe. TDIer; 1870.
Milford chronicle., 1913-05-02
This once Goes to a Veteran.

MS once Goes 10 veteran.
Secretary Lane told Senator Kern
that no one would be appointed com
missioner Of pensions who was not a
Civil War veteran. This would elimi
nate many candidates.
Milford chronicle., 1913-05-02
DANGER FROM GRIPPE
Lies in That Cough and Weak,
Worn-out Condition.

Grippe, pleurisy. pneumonia, these
are greatly to be feared at this time
of the year.
To prevent grippe from being fol-
lowed by either pleurisy or pneumo-
mia, it is important to drive the last
traces of it out of the system quickly.
Our advice is to take Vinol, our
delicious cod liver and iron prepara-
tion without oil, and get your strength
and vitality back quickly.
Mrs. A. A. Grabill, of Strasburg,
Va. says: Grippe left me weak, run
down and with a severe cough, from
which suffered four years. tried
different remedies, but nothing seemed
to do me any good until took Vinol,
from which received great benefit
My cough is almost entirely gone, and
I am strong and well again, and am
glad to recommend Vinol to others
who suffer as l did"
Try Vinol with the certainty
that if it does not benefit
you we will give back your money.
P. S. For children's Eczema, SaxO
Salve is guaranteed truly wonderful
NV. o. Moore, Druggist, Milford, DEL