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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-18
N'lleo nv SNAKE VENOM

worp,uE' wp'ourE' Germany, April ts.-slov
tho -. S"ake venom was the cause cf
ma, 'ea'h OF Korl Hagenbac.<. the AMI
phys,o,a. April IL, according to the
bI,Isa "u who attended him. He was
event, seven Years ago and the venom
"'ua'iy affected his liver
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-18

In the interest of science ana pub
lie welfare Mayor Henry j. Arnold, oi
Denver. Cal. will be the frst person
In that city To he lnocuiated WIN
typhoid vaccine by the city's health
department. r
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-18
DENTIST BOUND Anp ROBBED.

New York. April 1s.--Bound and
gagged in his own operating chair,
Benjamin Fireman. q dentist. today
watched three men rifle his Office and
depart with gold and platinum valued
at $4,000 The robbers gained entrance
as patients.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-18

FERRIS CLAMPS LID
ON BOXING m ALL
PARTS or MICHIGAN.

Lansing Mich, April IS
The death Of Bill Allen, follow
ing a boxing match at Hast
ings last night, resulted In the
clamping on of the lid" on
boxing in all parts of Michigan
by the governor. The governor
declared every county will be
notified to enforce the law.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-18

J r Morsan's known gifts 10 IL
braries, museums, churches, colleges
and other phiIanthropies total s75.-
600, 900.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-18

Fair Tonight and Saturday.
Cooler Tonight
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-13

Dr.. Holmes. director Of the fed.
eral bureau Of mines. has just return.
ed from Alaska, where he conducted a
searching investigation into the coal
deposits.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-13
SOLE THINGS LAKELAND HAS

SOLE THINGS LAKELAND HAS
Live Board Of Trade.
Best Water in florida.
High. tealthtul Location.
Progressive, Cosmopolitan Citizen.
,, ship.
Municipal Ownership Of Light and
Water.
Largest Fireproof Hote', absolutely
modern.
S9!end:. Winter Chautauaua.
Delightful Year Round Climate.
Exceptionally Fertile Back Country.
Handsome and Well'Stocked Stores.
Center of Five Railroad Divisions.
Big Railroad Pay Roll.
Mammoth Citrus Picking House.
SPLENDID Educational Facilities.
Churches Of all Denominations.
Numerous Industrial EnterpriseA
Three Strong Banking Concerns.
An up'to'Date Daily Newspaner.
Niles Of Grano'ithic Sidewalks.
Sewerage system.
Vitriicd Brick Streets.
and
Everything that goes to make up a
live. Lovely City-6,5C0 now
Is 900 in 1915.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-11-13

FRATERNAL ORDER OF Eagles
| Meets every "Wednesday night a
7.30 ut Odd Follows hall. n
, Williams, president: f. NJ, Smails
. CprrptnrN
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-17

hurst, Mr. and Mrs. William Soper,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Steere, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. "A Thurston, Captain and
Mrs Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Van
lValkenberg, Mr. and Mrs. II. Won Holt,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Won Damn, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Wilder. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wode-
house, Mr.. and Mrs. j w. Waldron,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wall, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. S. Weight, Lieut.. and Mrs. Warren,
Lieut.. and Mrs, j. O.. Young, Mr. and
Mrs. G. p. Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
is. Waterhouse, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Nc
Lean. Admiral and Mrs. Moore, Major
and Mrs. Undertake Mr.. and Mrs L..
IT. Peck. Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Potter,
Mr. and Mrs. f.. II. Paris, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ F..
Prosser, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Rice,
Mr. and Mrs f.. A. K. Ross, Mr.. and
Mrs. Georg Rodiek, DR.. and Mrs. / j..
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. w l. Stanley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. w. Sutton, Mr. and Mrs A.
H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. George Sher-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Schaefer.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. NJ. Swan2y. Mr.. and
Mrs II: c. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. {.
Hedemann, Mr.. and Mrs H. Holmes,
DIR. and Mrs. Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs.
George Isenberg, Mr. and Mrs. p r.
Isenherg, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Judd
Mr.. and Mrs l.. NJ. Judd, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Jones. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Kopke, Mr.: and Mrs. r. Klam-
pc Mr. and Mrs. c. Kimball, Mr. and
Mrs f. w klebahn, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
v. King, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Knud
sen, Mf. and Mrs V. Knudsen, Mr..
and Mrs Robert LANCE, Judge and
Mrs. Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. F. D..
Lowrey. Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Lowrey,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Love, Mr. and
Mrs A. Macintosh, Mr. and Mrs, f.
A. Mott-Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Jno Erd-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Foeke,
MIR and Mrs Thomas Gill, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Frear, Mr.. and Mrs NJ.
W. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gift
fard. Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Giffard, Mr..
and Mrs. John Gait, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Gartley. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Gay, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Grant, Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthew Graham. Mrs. Hyde-Smith,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-17

ward, Miss Jane Whine, Miss Mabel
Wilcox, Miss Katherine Winans, Miss
les Young. Mr.. Vernon Tenney, Mr. Fl !.
III. Walker. Mr. Sam Walker, Mr..
Frederick Wichman. Mr.. G.. n. Will
cox. Lieut. Frank Andrews, Lieut..
Baird. Lieut. Carl Bostrum, Lieut..
Campenole, Lieut.. Francis Evans,
Lieut. Eugene Fales, Lieut. Heinimon,
Lieut.. Maxwell, Major Meyers, Major
Penn, Lieut.. b. r.. Peyton, Lieut..
Pritchin. Lieut.. Robertson, Lieut.. w.
C.. Rose, Lieut. Rudd, DR.. G. T. Smith,
Lieut. Sylvester, Lieut.. Saunders, 1t .
Tinker, Lieut. Tilton, Lieut.. Ulio, 1t.
Whitley, Lieut.. Calder. Lieut.. Rogers,
u. s. NJ; Mr.. Small, Mr. Walter
Spalding, Mr. Thawl. Mr. j. Spalding,
MIR. David Anderson, Signor Ignacio
de Araaa. Mr. George AhlbOrn, Mr..
Fred. Armitage, Mr.. Arthur Armitage,
Mr. Bloomfield Brown, Mr. Theodore
Cooke. Mr.. Cushman Carter, Mr.. Al
bert Clark, Mr.. Reginald Carter, Mr..
Carruthers, DR.. II. S. Clark, Mr. Per-
ey Deverill, Mr. Walter Duisenberg,
Mr. Sam Dowsett, Mr. Arthur Ewart,
Mr. George Fuller, Mr.. T. p. Gray,
Mr.. Paul Glade, Capt Gregory, Mr..
Charles Herbert, Mr. Erling Hede-
mann, Mr.. +. +. 1ledemann, MIR Ed.
Hedemann, Mr. Ralph Hosmer, Mr..
Paul Henock, Mr.. Carl Henock, Mr.
Fred. Jameson, Mr. Stanley Kennedy.
Mr.. Derwent Kennedy. Mr. Louis
King, Mr.. Robert Mist, MIR. Robert Nc
Corriston, Mr.. Guy Macfarlane. Mr. W.
IL. McInerny, Mr.. J. ID. Mclnernys
Mrs. G.. M. Cooke. Mrs. Dunston, Mrs
Mary Gum. Mrs. e. A. Jones. Mrs.
Tobie Walker. Mrs. b. Mackall, Mrs.
Nconan, Mrs. Fred Knight, Mrs t. +.
Maer, Mrs. Mayer. Mrs Annie kirkat-
dy. Miss Helen Alexander, Miss e.
Tinker, the Misses Alexander, the
Misses Atherton, Miss Rogers. Miss
Nina ] . Adams, Miss Alice Brown Miss
Gertrude Brown, Miss Burr, Miss
Borden, Miss Lila Craig. Miss Florence
Carter, Miss Betty Case, Miss Beatrice
Castle, Miss Grace Cooke, Miss Alice
Cornet, Miss Nav Damon. Miss Ethel
Damon, Miss Abigail Dow, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gai,lard Smart, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
Schultz. Mr.. and Mrs Nj. G.. Single
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-17

Louis Berndt, Mrs. Cousens. Mrs. ].
F. Childs, Mrs NJ. T.. Simonton, Mrs.
/. NJ. Cox, Mrs. j MARQUES. Mrs.
Thee. F.. Lansing, Mrs. NJ b. Lansing,
Mrs. Phillip Frear. Mrs. A. N. Camp
Mrs. jennings, Mrs. w. w. North,
Mrs. j. Greene. Mrs. j. Freitas. Mrs.
Grace, Mrs. r. Moore. Mrs. +. c..
Smith. Mrs. R. McEldowney. Mrs.
Daniel Logan, Mrs. j. T. Stacker,
Mrs. A. Perry, Mrs Marques. Mrs. A.
d. Larnach, Mrs William H. Goetz,
Mrs J +. Drew, Mrs. c. Tracy. Mrs. F.
Baldwin, Mrs. f. G.. Lyser, Mrs. A.
Brown. Mrs. J.. +. Wayson, Mrs. T.
King. Mrs. "A M. NOVEL;. Mrs. Hof-
gard, Mrs w. Clark, Mrs. E. Winnie.
Mrs. j. Podmore. Mrs. j. w. Jones.
Mrs. c. Hudson, Mrs. F. McCorristoh,
Mrs. A. N Sinclair, Mrs. st. G.. Say
res, Mrs. Quincy. Mrs. J. b. Gibson,
Mrs. F.. L. Hoogs. Mrs w. G.. Wink
ley, Mrs. II. Blackman, Mrs +. l..
Waldron, Mrs. r. r. Reidford. and
tie Misses Edna Mann, Marie Mann,
Ruth McChesney, Myrtle Schuman.
Martha McChesney. Hazel Ridley, Mar
garet Hopper, Charlotte Hall. M. Pc
terson, M. Armstrong. Clark. Watkins.
Whine, Clair Uecke, Borden. Folsom,
Jessie Smith, Davis, Pinder. Dietz,
Fletcher. Glen Jones. Mabel Hair. Ma
rion Greene, Mabel Phillips, Bertha
Dennison, Rita Cousens, Lucy Dimond.
Post, Larrabee, McDougal, Stacker,
Adelaide Pratt, Helen Church, Adele
Bruno, Helen North.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-17
Tea at kaimuki.

.
a large and enjoyable tea was given
on Friday afternoon by Mrs William
Waterhogse Dimond and Mrs. Emil A.
Berndt at the residence of the former
at Kaimuki In the receiving line
were Mrs. l. NJ. Cox. Airs. ]. Hedeman
and Miss Adele Brmna
Those presiding over the tea. coffee
and PUNCH tables were: Mrs, A. r.
Cot leg Ms. r. NJ Church and Mrs
MI II. Webb assisted by Mrs. A. H.
TkrftoH Mrs j. w Pratt, Mrs
qecISe Henderson, Mrs. Otto A
Berndt and the Misses Edna Mann,
Rita Cousens, Martha McChesney,
Ruth Met hesney, Myrtle Schuman.
Elcise W.chman. Hazel Ridley. Lucy
Dimond, Adelaide Pratt, Helen
Church.
Tie, invited guests We're:
Mrs Alexander Isenberg, Mrs. b F.
birmingham, Mrs Walter F. Frear.
Mrs, Doremus Scudder. Mrs. Albert
Waterhouse, Mrs. + A. Ross. Mrs.
George Isenberg. Mrs. w. o. Smith,
Mrs. David Haughs, Mrs. o. c. Swain,
Mrs. Russell Hail. Mrs. w W. Hall,
Mrs. w r. Harrington, Mrs. II. f.
Webster. Mrs Wilbur McNeal. Mrs. z,
W. Peterson, Mrs W. L. Brown, Mrs.
George A. Brown. Mrs. j. X Brown,
Mrs. c.. X. Frazier, Mrs Elizabeth
Frazier, Mrs Geo +. Bush, Mrs. II /.
NJ Ballou. Mrs. c. G.. Ballentyne, Mrs.
ii. Berger. Mrs. Barbour. Mrs. A. b.
Ingalls,, Mrs. E. f. Dodge, Mrs ] F.
&c. Abel, Mrs. C. A. Bidinger. Mrs ] +.
M. Kennedy. Mrs. "A. F.. Cooke, Mrs.
Chas. A, Clark, Mrs f. Mann. Mrs
j. Hedemann. Mrs. F. A Douthitt
Mrs. T NJ Church. Mrs M. II. Webb
Mrs. S. Peck. Mrs w. NJ. Minton
Mrs. Geo. Ashley. Jr., Mrs r. Rietow
Mrs. j. Lando, Mrs. G.. c. L'Homme-
dieu. Mrs. Geo. Ashley, ST.. Mrs w.
G.. Bennett. Mrs. Otto A. Berndt, Mrs
F. Bickerton, Mrs. E. H. Boyen, Mrs
C.. l.. Baker, Mrs. F. E. Blake, Mrs
w. w. North, Mrs. George Henderson
Mrs. Ralph tombstone, Mrs. S. Shaw
Mrs. E. Melanphy. Mrs. E. p. Chaplin
Mrs. j. F.. Melanphy. Mrs McGrath
Mrs. Jas. Love. Mrs. Geo. Kluegel
Mrs. Geo. Angus. Mrs. Geo. King. Mrs
Perley Horne, Mrs McChesney, Mrs.
A. NJ. Stangenwald Mrs. Walter Wall
Mrs. A. H. Tarleton, Mrs. Walter F..
Dillingham;. Mrs. Harold Dillingham;
Mrs. Robbins Anderson, Mrs. w. j.
Dyer, Mrs. d. Center, Mrs Withing-
/ ton, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. N. Fraser. Mrs
w. G.. Hall. Mrs. W. A. Ramsay, Mrs
George Sherman, Mrs Hicks. Mrs. G
H. Gere. Mrs. II. T. Waity, Mrs. G.. E.
Warn, Mrs. j. w. Pratt, Mrs. w. G..
Rogers, Mrs. w. w. Thayer, Mrs. G..
Andrews, Mrs. j s.. tombstone, Mrs.
IT, J.. Undertake, Mrs. Jas. Guild
Mrs. A. Thaver, Mrs. l.. +. Thayer,
Mrs. A. F.. Clark, Mrs. F. Osmond
Mrs. L. Underwood, Mrs. ]. French,
Mrs. A. j Gignoux, Mrs. Marston
Campbell. Mrs. Jared Smith, Mrs. D..
F. Thrum, Mrs. E. b. Clark, Mrs. c..
IS. Crane, Mrs. R. r. Hair, Mrs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-17

on the mainland. No arrangements
have been made fer a concert here
as they are coming as tourists, not
professional mus clans. but il IS not
unlikely ;Aai thty viii be asked 70
give a; least one concert during their
stay Charles r. Baker. who was
the advance manager here for the
LaItardi Opera Company, has writ
ten local friends that the two artists
are capable and enjoy large patron
age in the states.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-17
Noted MUSICIANS COMING

NOIGU WUSICIdHS OOIHINY =
Music lovers of the city will be in
terested in the announcement that
Anthony Carlson, basso, and Vernon
Spencer, pianist, will shortly be in the
islands for vacation trip after the
close of a successful concert season
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-17
Mr.. and Mrs. James WiIder's
Dinner.

Mr.. David Bispham, the noted bari
tone, was the guest of honor at an in
formal but delightful dinner given by
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder on Satur-
day last A bowl of pink roses made
:; charming centerpiece for the table
with it's accessories of cut glass and
silver. Other guests were Mr.. Gilbert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-13

EbefunSers nlrh CUR Stdrflrg ser An-
hdnglidfeit an SOS oeatfde 8aterlnlro'
nusbar gen,adJt wiiirbohen- Die
|great Nortbern AabH bnt in11er1ab
|oes 3meiten 9abiabress 1872 Be
triiebsanlagen I'M Befnrttntrpertbe Don
$222,5t8,376.6O GO, @einmnlteinunbnen
bon $44,11O727.56 alle etnen &einz
Egerpiun bon $21 ,592, 35O.96 5u oer-
5eiidyner geboht, mas eine 3l1nabn1e
|oes HeingeruiIll,es lm mebr als BRET
MiIionen bebeartet rno elm 33eiden
l1neemMnlid giinitiger 81 ienba5nper-
tdltni1ie ut. Iuall fumnben nod
|$t3S,277.O4 &eitugeuinne aus artoe-
rem Gnenen, 10 SAB sic @eidmntlrnr1=
me 5es &eingetpfnns itd) auf SCI
73O,62S beIdlrft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-13
11njere staatsteeislatur

Dus 9ausfomite oils @an5es emf
pfoM einlfinrnig 0te annabme Ser
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meIte Ser Mbgeoroente s. so. 8err
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Iie BID 5pingt ole @iienbobnen, mel
DIE mebr aa $1,000 per Bieile M
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8 Gentg State 1T iest i'm Sboote IN
arnf. Gas 9nlts nahu1 al'dbB Den De
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-13
nidd Bulge tblt, gebt ibr Aae 81

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@ie mir hreits geieEenL fiibrt 1l11s
sic Stride in sen .Jaitemeffien" 8
grpBe 5duuipiele Gag fir 9ag Dor,
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liber oiieleIben, 5llr glrbe fir oieiel-
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Gterbeidte bringet1. @ie ser Srp1alt
Ser nJaite1meien1 redt ernit 1T, 10
lit all9 oie 5orrt 0erielben, eigenz
tbiimlid. Sic rJoitermefien" 4per-
CEN IN pioIetter Garbe geleien, Der
6arbe Ser Bulge. Somit erin11ert uns
idon Sos piolette MeBgepa@ ans
Siinoenelem un0 on Sic Bulge fitr al
lnlere 9eLeioigltrgen Gottes. Sic
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- ser 6reuoemgelaug paBt nidt fir
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lit Ser @briit, melder ielbit in Ser
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big, 0ab MIR offers lrrb nnbultem SEN
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lih Sic gpbtel ur6 oes Gpangeltum
0es betreffemoen Cages porgelelen
mir0. 3o5 MORE lider sum 8eftert
Ser Tnmilien utto Ser ein5elnen Mih=
qlie0er. 8ereginus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-13

1einer Sarfe lit fem u%nlnnterer son.
,sm subre 1887 pertnuidte 8eber
oos gdfpB nit einem idone1 Se1m
in sem freu1olid,en aan0itaotder
Mieheim. mein tru6 bier farD ct
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lung Fir feinen pom Ser 8ernfsarbeli
gefdnddten a0rper. Son fern nno
ro6. gar BON Nmerita FER, farner'
inIreide aranfe, uur bel Dem ge=
ihidter uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mr3te Silfe urpo Croft au ilsden. Set
ne mies er ab. Sein 9eben n1no ietr,e
1ngesarbeit nor, mie CT in oem herr
Iidet @ebrdt Sour Sruum" lngt::
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Mand 5dtperer Gang burd @turm uno
Gdnee unb @hIohen,
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np1en;
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tpebte, !.
grqdn5te nphl, tper liebretd 1ur m1n
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nidt einn1al 3eit 5n eineur Spa51er=
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Gem MemidenleD, 5as er a1rleben
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0rabe qeben miiiIen.
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go muuher lpu 5n @rdbe gebn.
God funo er mieoer Groit umb er=
numbering in ieirer &orper uno @er1t
10 ie6r angreifenoen 8erufsfbdttgfeit
Eel oem @eoanfen:
r9ab auf Ser Sabrt I'M piiteu aebensz
I1eere !.
saein gebet nno arbeit sroit s%epdbre.
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-Gdaie.

6rubIings-2dmHter CUTE Biz pri-
no 700 Bis 500; mitteImdBige Big
quite $50 Bis 700; gerp6bnlide Bis
mitttelmu6Btge, 4.25 ms $50; Sdbr-
hinge, 5.25 BIS 6.75; sdafe, CUTE Biz
Bette, 400 bis 1856; mittelmdBiee Biz
quite, 800 bis 3.75; 9annmel, 3.75
Bis 5.25. 86de $50 Big $50. Mait
ldmmer, $500 bis 500. Moitfdufe,
$500 BIS $500.
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Sic D~aitenmeKen.
DIT Sent Midermtttmoh traten mir

Dit Sent Mldermittmody traten mir
in cine ernite 3eit ~ Sic 6aiten5eit.
SEQ Ser @roBe DeriidRrt ams, oaB
|omle ;3eit ooar sen Npoiteln 0rrd i0ie
i9ebre hs 81. 8eiltes eingelekt mllr=
|oe. 8ie ebrrpiroig loate uns allo
|oieie 3eit idon rnegen ibres l1r=
lprungs erldeirert. @enn MIR 0ie So
|itenseit I'M Sinrte inns @e1ite Der Str
die benuben, afpnen mir nidt Hos Sos
geiipiel SIu Gbriiti nod, Der 40
Cage u1S Ra1dftte in ser @uie faitete,
lonoern nit geben @ott AUDI Den
3e5nten, 5. ). Den aebnten 5berl aes
Sabres ourd fronrme 1tebnngen. Sic
lie l1ehtngen louen por5ielid be1teben
in inrperen inns diiuBern slbt6otuapgetu,
8ereuen nnierer Siii1roen uno 8erfen
TEN ser Nddltenliem. lin nns gu
|oiei fen neblrrgeu m1f5uml1ntern, fIbrt
u11s 5e Stride spdbrerpo Ser Saiten5eit
ens bittere 2ei6en Selu @briiti teb+
|bnft Dor Mlegerr ourh 5ie 2eioensfelte,
Ole Mnoadten oes arer5tneges, bes
idmer5baften &oi enfran5es, ser Del
berys- un6 Ser Stint @auroen=anoad@
ten.
Sod Sic Stride begniigt li4 NIT
oieier Mnleitlng CUR Bulge nidt; lie
fiibrt urts audi IN SEN vSaitemnelien"
Gag fir Sug 3 groBe Sdauipiele Dor
Mugen. @ir ieben in oiefen r6aiten=
meliem" gum griten, mie iiih Dor a1trle~
rem Mugen ole Geridtporung Ser SUI
SEN gegen SEN grl0ier et1trpidelf nno
am @bnrfreitag in 6em Nrger1blide,
no Gbriitus m's &reu5 gel6lngen
lpirS, ON 3iele ibres 5trebens iteH.
Ser @aB Unto sic 8osbeit Der 5einoe
Seiu treten BON @ode gu 8o6e ffu-
rer ans 5ngesli6t; ebenin aber audi
Sent 8iiroigfeit, 8eisbeit uno
Sanfm1th. Sum 3meiten ieber nit,
mie Sic &ird,e sic 4atdppmener fir
Sen Sag ser @ie0ergeb1rt on Sitern
oorbereitet, 5. f. 6ie 1ebte 8orberei=
hung fir sic 5u 5nlpfen0e11 bdf. -
Sos io1ten iib b%eloroer5 Sic Dor Mu-
gen tnlter, Aie fabrifmaBig @onpertt=
tent fabrieiren @roBarttg lin0 6fe 99e=
fu1rgen in SEN u6aitenmeiien," no sic
&sfirde Sen Neuolrfaunebmenoen Die
lesten 9ffenbarurpgen mitfbeilf. 3um
1rniten ioaten mir mdbrem ser So
lten5eit on Sue .offentliden" 9mBer
5enfen, melde feierlih ont Aldernnitt<
mod aus ser @emeinldaft ser @lal1=
bigen nllsgei6tollen, ntr0 am @runz
0onnerimg, menn miiroig befunben,
mieber 5ur8eri0bnlng 5ltgelaiien muir
sen. Cine gan5eGeibe pon9elungen ser
r5SaItenmelien" meilt uuf biele 8iiber
FIN. - @enn es beut5utage al1dy fei=
ne 6ffentGiden 8iiber mebr giH, 10
lonen cod Mne, sic g~eliinoigt giBer
leim l1no sic &c. g11B5eit ernitIid be
niiben. 9urb oie altebrmir0iigen
.5nftenmeiien" gebt als ittdrr6iger
Gbemugeoanfe, ser imnner mieoer
OUTS nere beleuhtet rnb begrimoet
miro: uGbuet BuBe!" u@enm iibr
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9as steneraableu ideint Mnbre1r

Carnegie iIber SOS 8i6liofbefengriin=
SEN gang bergelIen SIT baben. St loa
oo1nit MIN 80 Minioner1 Collars I'M
MiiiifflItnm6e lein, apenigitens nad ser
gebaupturtg ser Seem Dorfer Single
Iarers," nod 0e1re11 es iib BET ibrn
audi nift TIM MoBe &ergeb1idfeit
bar0elt.
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@rose Ma6e id5eint es st fpiten,

Grdiibent Saf BON Ser g$idtsrpurotg=
felt ser 8urnettllfen ginapa1noerungs=
Bill gut i~iber5eltgen. Mn itriitii4de
@riinoIidffet gepobnt, min er fi6
mobrideinlt6 erit griinolid iber5el1<
qe11 IaiIen, ebe er Ole 8orlage nit
ieinem geto belegt.
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sA[ed,tpieh.

8emaitete Stiere: quite Bis prfuta
$50 Bis $50; mittelmdBBiige Big quite,
6.25 bis 80; gem0brlide bis mittel=
maBige, 5.75 Big $50.
@emdltete auibe uno Seifers, quite
Bis prinra, 600 Big 700; mittama-
Bige Bis quite 4.75 Bis 600; getpoh1-
Tide bis mittelmdBige, 400 Bis 4.75
minoer1pertbige, 800 Big 400.
8l1aen: quite Big prima, 500 Biz
80; m%ittelnddBige Biz quite, 400 bis
I5.UG:: aemobnlide Big mittelmdBige
bon 10 bi5 4.60.
&alber:: quite bis primn, 500 bis
900; mittelmdbige bis CUTE, CTS Biz
500; ~gemabnlide Big mittelmaBige
BON 5.25 Bis 6.75. - Sdypere &al=
Der: quite Big prima 500 big 700;
gewobnlide bis mitteImaBige, 4.50
500. Z
r=
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NIg Burton Solmes unld1rgf ieir,e
ReifeergebniIe 5u Eotpnr1a IN Ser Or
.deter 9aae 5u Chicago fdalberte,
Tnrroe er ourb urrbnltelioenSuften BON
Ser A11oieu entpfiroinm l1nterbroden.
aeirer fort germ, 11l.b uenn 2el1te
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nit Sqiten, Gr~fGiItruege11, Seiierfeit
uno Riteln I'M Gale 5oleDs 9oreD
& Cor gnmpo1rrb g~ebrausben Diiroen,
lie miiiroen raid ibren 9ldten u1ro ibre
gebeiH baben ur6 oiefe 5fo-
Irurtg permeiioen. Mn5eige.
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sdneine.

3:e folgenbe Isabelle 5eigt ods
Durhidnittseenid, ben Durtb}
lhnittspreis uno ben b6ddten uno
uieortaiteu Ieh Sem 3. Gebmedr.