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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-02-26
From Fridays Daily

From Fridays Daily
G. H. LaVanway, of Hawardeu, is
among the business visitors in town.
District court was adjourned today
until Monday morning, at 1000
O'Clock. the jurors being excused until
that time.
A cult for divorce has been brought
in the district court by Carl H~uhndorf
against Ella D. Huhndorf, the CON-
plant alleging desertion.
In the district court yesterda y after.
noon, Frank Hadlock, OF Big Sandy,
was arraigned On an information
charging assault in the first degree.
The defendant entered q plea of not
guilty.
The right way to celebrate Wash
iogton's birthday will DO to attend the
Washington lunch in the building
next the Toggery. It will be open
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Home made candy will be on sale.
The Ice In the Missouri river com.
menced to break up today, the water
cutting an open channel for q consid-
cradle distance below town. 1t is
rather early in the season for q gen.
eral breakup, and old time residents
predict q spell OF cold weather before
the spring opening.
Sheriff I. M. Rogers arrived today
from Deer Lodge with Martin Nicho.
las, who was serving q sentence of
twenty years in the p%enitentiary,. and
who has been granted a new trial by
the supreme court. The defends ant,
who formerly lived at Chinook and
who was charged with the crime of
rape, pleaded guilty in the district
court and was duly sentenced, but
later claimed that he misunderstood
the circums; ances under which he was
asked to plead. The case was appeal.
ed to the supreme court and an order
for a uew trial secured.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-02-26
May Evade Corporation Tax.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-The inter-
state question whether the corporation
tax may be collected from mining cor.
porations on the proceeds received
from the sale Of minerals mined ia be.
fore the supreme court of the United
States. The circuit court Of appeals
In the suit over the collection of the
tax from the Observation-Disclosures
Limited. q gold mine In Colorado,
wac uncertain a. to the law aud certi-
fed the csss to the supreme court.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-02-26
of Court For 1918.

CHOUTEAU COUNTY
Tuesd ay, May 6
Tuesday, Septembe 8
Tuesday, November Is
HILL COUNTY
Tuesday, April %.
Tuesday June 3.
Tuesday, October %.
BLAINE COUNTY
Tuesday, arch %.
Thursd az, May l.
Tuesday, October I.
VALLEY COUNTY
Wednesd az, April l6.
Tuesday, June II.
Thursday, Septemb Der Is.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-18

playhouse beginning Sunday, for a
weeks engagement Milton Schus-
Ter has gathered about him all new
alent 70" his sixth appearance in
this city at The Gem and he is to
present seven new musical skits.
different one each night, during
the stay All Of these plays are
new never having been given here
before by this company. While
Schuster has always had good prin-
aipals 10 head his shows, his latest
cngagement here VIII show that he
has been more discerning than ever
in procuring clever people to take
the leads This knowledge is gain
ed from press notices IN Paducah
papers, where the company is play
ing at the Arcade theatcr This
week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-18

showed no signs of abating. Mr.. viii
son stepped out to the front. An
eXpectant stiffness settled over the
house, but the speech all hoped for
was brief The newspaper men in
the opposite bon the President said
with smile 'Wil} tell you that |
am making q virtue of silence. -
With which he returned to his seat
after bowling to the renewed out
burst OF applause n was never
more thrilled and Interested IN my
Iifc,' was his observation to Mr..
WELLER, as he prepared to leave his
box after the performance.
Within the Law" is the play
which ran for an entire year at one
Ia New York City and which
be seen at the Cairo opera house
lag, OCT 81
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-18
WITHIN THE LAW"

k1 CAlAU VI EhA I1UU DE-
Five days before his Inauguration
and while he was still Gov Wilson,
the President occupied box at the
Eltinge thcater New York city, and
witnessed a performance Of with
in the Law" He was accompanied
by his friend Colonel E. NJ, House
and two Secret Service men and
laughed and applauded heartily
throughout the entire evening Be
tween the third and last acts. a
young man made his way to where
the president sat and the audience
realizing that something was afoot,
began to applaud vociferously The
object Of their interest was so en-
crossed with his visitor that he did
not at first respond. Presently, he
rose and bowed raising his hand
for silence = wish to present to
YOU" he said the author of the
play, Mr.. Bayard WELLER" The
Young playwright, however. hung
back in the shadow of the box and
refused to face the applause. AS it
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-18
At Tie Kenmell


standing room only" has become
4 regular thing at the KimmeI
theatre during the engagement OF
HANS Associate Players and last eve.
ming was no exception to the rule
The premier presentation Of The
Blue Mouse by Halls Associate
Players being the attract on that
'drew the people out Of their homes
on the damp and rainy night to see
q theatrical production.
The large audience, it goes with
out saying, was amply repaid for
facing the inclement weather as the
offerins of Clyde Fitch's farce com
ody was excolled and deserving OF
the big attendance.
Thu Blue Mouse" viii be repeat
Cd at matinee this afternoon and
again at the regular evening perfor-
nance, the play being changed TO
'ohan's "I5 Minutes From Broad
way fer a Sunday matinee and ons
night performance, the COMPANY
closing its present engagement and
departing for Lexington. Ky. follow
ing the night performance.
Manager kimmel has an agreeable
surprise for next week for Cairoitos
which viii on Sunday morning he
announced in an advertisement IN
The Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-18
HAVANA PREPARES
TO MEET DIA2

HAVANA, Oct. 2 The Hamburg-
American line Corcovada. with Gen
Felix Daz aboard, is scheduled 10
reach this port today on her way for
Vera Cruz, and a number of promn-
ent Cubans will greet the Mexican
leader, He is due in Mexico next
Monday and it is predicted that there
will be interesting developments
after his arrival He is planning to
reach home before the Mexican cleo
tons which take place Oct. 2G,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-18
FINK SENT TO PRISON
ON HIS PLEA OF GUILT

Beileville Ill.,, Oct. 17.-Henry
j. Fink the Belleville financier
whose sudden disappearance re-
yealed that his affairs and those of
hundreds with whom he had bust
ness were hopelessly tangled, today
pleaded guilty TO a charge of embez-
element and was given an indeterm-
mate sentence Of from one to four
teen years in the Chester pentten-
tiary
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-18
CHICAG0AN DROWNED
AT NAVAL MANEUVERs

Washington, Oct 17.-Harry A.
Clarity of Chicago, brother OF
Thomas A. Clarity, 1912 La Sale
avenue, was lost overheard from the
torpedo boat destroyer Paulding
during the maneuyers east of Block
Island at / o'clock yesterday morn
ing, according to a report received
by the Navy Department. Clarity
was guuners mate and had been
in the service about eight years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-18
DEATH TWICE CALLS 2
C0NVICTS FROM PRISON

Detroit Mich, Oct, 17.-For the
second time in less than six months
Joseph and John Fleishman, sery~
ing sentences in Jackson prison,
game to Detroit today to attend a
funeral in their family. A few
months ago the mother of the two
boys died and Governor Ferris grant
ed them permission to come home to
attend her funeral, Several days
ago their sister died and Governor
Ferris again opened the prison
dOor1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-18
TRAIN HITS WAGON; z KILLED

Chattanooga, Tenn, Oct. l7.-Ac-
cording to a message received this
afternoon, passenger train No. on
the Western and Atlantic railroad
struck a wagon at a crossing near
Tunnel HILL Ga. killing seven per-
sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-18
MIKE GIBBONS At IT AGAIN

Winnepeg, Cam Oct 17-Miko
Gibbons, tho crack middlewelght
who has been out Of the game for
several months until he fought with
Spike Kelley Of Chicago. at Hen
osna, Wis, Wednesday night Of last
week will meet Hillard Land, the
Canadian expert, here tonight Tho
go is for ten rounds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-18
M'FARLAND- MURPHY MATCH,

New York, Oct. 17-Packey Ne
Farland and Tommy Murphy, old riv-
ais in the lightweight division, will
box ten rounds before the Garden
Athletic Club tonight. They have
agreed upon 40 pounds as the
weight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-18
WINS DECREE FROM
$10,000,000 HUSBAND

New York, Oct 17.-Mrs Dace
Melbourne Chariot who before her
marriage in 1911 to Alphonse c.
Chariot, the wealthy mine promoter.
was q prominent Detroit girl, today
won her suit for separation from her
husband Mrs. Chariot alleged
cruelty Her husband declared his
mother-in-law turned his wife
against him, Chariot is reputed to
be worth $10,0OO,O00.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-18
Al The Gem

Patrons Of the Gem tbeator will
no doubt be pleased to learn thar
the old reliable Kelly Schuster musi-
cal comedy company is again -tc
hold the boards at the popular little
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-18

sick. The trouble seemed to be the
stomach and liver. She suffered
great pain. Was unable TO get any
thing to help her. She was growing
weaker and weaker She became
tired of life.
Somebody suggested that she write
to the Peruna Co. She did so.
Through their advice she began to
use Peruna. In letter from her at
this time she says: Through the
use of Peruna / have regained my
health. / took only a bottle and a
half when I was able to sleep and
eat again and my nervousness disap-
peared" No wonder Mrs. Mueller
keeps Peruna in the house. Under
similar circumstances Peruna would
be in every house in the land
Any one taking Peruna ought "a
have free copy of the Ills of Life"
Address Peruna Co, Columbus, ohio
People who object to liquid r7oa.
eines can now obtain Psruna Tablets
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-18
|, SKTPS BY SCOOP


Dear Scoop; | don't see how You
can think up all the things you have
to say every morning.
Yours in quandary
Laura
Dearest Loll,e: We don't have to
think That's how we get them.
Spontaneously,
Scoop
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-18

Had Sulzer confined his efforts to-
wards the Tango Bunny Hug "
The Bear" instead of trying to do
the "Tammany Tiger he would have
been much better Off
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-18
TOOK PE-HU-NA
Was Able to Sleep and Eat
Again

Mrs. Mueller
says II kee p
Peruna in the
house constant
iy. When | am
not feeling wen
l take a few
doses. It always
restores
Mrs. Nueller's
story Of her ex
perieuce with
Peruna fully ex-
plains why she
always keeps
Peruna on hand.
A few years ago
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Cine widtise Gnti6eibnns.

9em Sberpriifer so. u. Siuraes ron
Der @aturnlif;runsss8 eb6roe in Obi.
caso 1T aus Baibtn9ton cine pidiise
@ntiheiouns 5ugesnn9en. 9ieie louiei
oobin. ons erite Gireerpnpiere. bic Dor
benz September 1903. b. b. Dor
eem Sntrnfttrsten oes neuen @inbirs
eerungsseieses eripirft ipproen iino.
ibre @iltisteit d I uerloren baden.
ionoern nuh fernsrbln benz Snbobsr
einen aniprud auf g%inblrseruns
Iihern.
9ie Bsitimmuns bes neusn @sisBes,
nelhes bic @iItiefeit Der eritsn Ba'
pierre auf iieben Sabre beihrdnfi. finoet
bemnad auf Bnplere. Die ibou DOR benz
Sntrafttreten oss geieses ertuirft NOR.
ben iino. ferne Nnpenouna. 2eute,
msId)e DOR msbr nls iieben Sabren ibrs
erIten 8apiere erInn9ten, fonnen bies
ieIben alIo nod INNER benibsn, um
ihre Surgerpapiere gu erbaltsn. Die
@utideioung zines Hihtsrs in Nes
brosfH. lnut meIher bic Dor mebr ale
llebsn 9abren erpirftsn 8iirgerpapiere
petfoilen limb. lit oemna6 nidt iti6s
beltig,
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seiuen ssuuoea erleaen lit Rad

Sulltuan, Elm Stredennrbsilsr Der Vur.
,in9ton. Der bel sinem Streite nit einem
9oGesen, Sobn Smltb. bel De Soto
unten in Den llnterIeib seldOiisn uno
lterbeno nab elnem bieiiqen Spitol ee.
bruht wuroe. Sein Dioroer. Smith,
lit ieltber ueridwunoen, uno Die 8oliSel
bat nur eiu iebr ulogeres Slanolenent
uon ibm. Nuh Suliuan lit Elm 5rem.
Der bier, uno feine Nnsehbriesn Don
tom fonnten uusfinbis sematlt weroen.
Die 2eihe lit in 5sBlsr & Qnbls Murs
que, uno miro pobl auf Rem Botters
JieIo be9raben weroen miiisn.
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n Settete ieinem 1Sus.

.. 3. Gin, BON Bantam. 8, lit ieif
u;er Sabren an siuem hdBliten @e.
,huiIr on einem SUB. Die 3ptturei
rteiben lhm su elmer NmputatiOn. aber
er lebnte oles ab unb neriubte ihlieb.
lid 8udlen Nrnica SaIbe ols Ieetee
MtitteI. @r idrisb barnufbln: Sd
9ebrouhte Sbre Salbe uno mein Sui
tuuroe balc mieoer better uno turirt."
Gas bette Wttttel fir 8ranowunpen,
Stnittmunoeu, G.uetihungsn uro Sc,
sema. SoIen Sic iih nod heute etne
Shohtel. Nur 25e. Bei allen Npo.
tbetern III baben. ooer per Bolt. 8.
9. SudIen & Co, YbilaoeIpbia ODER
It. Nn5.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-21

Icnteu uno 0anoeln Ietn. llno in
oleieu flr ole ,Slnoeltrih" sNmerlfoner
nberaus frittihen 3eitIduiten, no olse
oordut nntpmnt, oas Selbitbeuu6tlein
Ger oeutId]en Stamme89enollen bis CUR
h0d]lten 9Otau} Su beben ODER bod, su
itel'eu, onmlt Oieie Iib auf Die Qauer
I'M Dffentlihen 2tben Die 8erildiihtis
aun9 erStpingen. aui Die lie permoQe
lbrer 3abl. lbrer 8tIoun9 unb hires
NntbelIs am 9etltigen uno mtrthihaits
liden 9eben oes 2anoeS im au9emetnen
uno oes Stnntes @tscpniin i'm beions
oeren Nnipruh BADEN, bat Der Staatss
perbano @lsconiin beS 3eutid]amert
tantltsn Na,lonnlbunoes Den NelhluB
9eiaBt. leinsn riibrisen Sr9auiiatpr,
6srrn MoriB SerIin9. sslpdbreno ser
0erbits uno Winiermonats auf cine
Hunoreiie 6urb Den Stant gu ienoen,
slu,dS Snipettion uno Srditisuns Der
9otnlperbdnoe, oamtt bisien Der Fl. ale
prntt,ihsn 3ueds erfuiiuidte bobs @rao
ppn 9sbeuSs uno @ebriabisteit erboiten
bleibt.
9as &eiieprolrnmm oeS Organiils
tors 6erIin9 Ell Itrsft iit uui Die lol9en'
sen Srtihoften I'M Stante:
Youtmber-2O.. Rdctue 81, Mton'
tpe;; % @eit 8snb; "a, %aeipastum
%. Cibtoib; %. 6pnO Oh Sac; a.,
Cconlo uuo Warinette %, ReeoSbur9;
30. Yhlemor.
IeSembsr l., RorpaIf; 2. ga
Groiie; Is. 8inmpuib; :, GttbIrt
safe; s. Nor, @aibinaIon; IA Se'
nciba; is. 9bllton; 10. W(arihiisio
90. Narration; 21.. 8aulau.
Die pellhitotnrn QotdIUerednoe. hin'
ter oeneu Die sinbeimtiheu oeniihfu
3tltnt9sn ittbtu. srtpnrtsE Die Nntunit
oeS Srsan;i0tors nit grocer Ssfrieoi'
guu9. 10 ooB bic &unoretls fiber ih
9ute 6rllhtf ;eitiaen miro.
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Die aroGe @ichamsifenmna.

Sen Chicago StOfparos iinoet pom 20.
NOusmber bic 6. DECEMBER zine &leb
a~uslteuunQ itott, mslhe dQes btsbsl
on9swelene III tieien Sdlntteu iteat, iir
Grelie dlletn Iino $4,000 ~nusgeiebi
uno oabet iueroen Den Nusltelern nod
UleIe onoere %orSilge Su tbeil. Oh
l~ntelllgenlsn 6nrmer oeS Qan,en Qln.
oes. ole lIb Ger pleleu Npribeile nee
Reinhes sirer lOldleu Nusitelur1 be
uuBt limb. riiiten iih um oleie Nusltet.
.ung 5u belhiden uno Su beiuhsn @ur
5nrnter Der lton mehrere oieler Nus,
l~tellun9en beluhte. Tahte Die Beuer.
flung, olB Die &ortbeile melht man %
etlan9t i'll 8e u9 ouf Btebiuht. qPcdy
oe5u unbeinbIbar ieten. DC Nusii b,
ten 0ui @ripla Oieitr Nuslttauns linb
oleles Sabr better benn ie.
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unfaus=G

0r. NloiS 5ud8 BON 8nn9or mnrbe
tiit5lih pcn e,nem bbien gullen itlimm
uerleBt. gr erlitt innere GerlebunQen
uno cine StGoelmunbe 9nS Cher
bate i'm gu 8ooen gemOrfen uno po1le
ion gu 3Uoe trompsln, al& Der anedt
nit elmer 9ade gu !ohlfe lam, lid ohs.
aud uuf etnsn 3aun Hid)tsn muBte.
llnteroeIien bate iib Sr. Studs in Die
5teune 9crettet, Ser puno trleb oann
ben 8uIen fprt.
8el Wnbnib1 oben murbe Der ihreds
lib uerltiimnelte 9ei6uum uon Oaulo
@rifitn, einem Sremler Der Wiltpanfees
Gdbn. nuf ben Sdienen ~aeiunoen.
griffin mar 25 Sohle alt, leoia. uno
lpie CT au ieinem 2poe fam miro mobl
epi9 Elm 3dtblel bleiben.
Ter Nrbeiter Heter Wnsner. Q. uno
Mttli. Str, wuroe nit einem ibrediib
5erquetihten 6uBe. Der thm BON einem
idmeren Steinmngen iiberfabrsn tpurbe,
mad Dem Ct. 6rancis Spital sebradt.
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6odjeitsglOftn.

Ski. 9Opie % eteraas, cine
aranfenpfegerIn III Ga Grniie Spital,
iuuroe IN @alenn unten nit Treo.
Nouie ton oar Noroieite 9etrcut.
Q0s lunge l5nar miro bIer aui Der
NDroleite moGnen.
Sn @inono wuroen 6erbert We.
&teier uno 5rI. 8olelIa 6. u :
mour BON bier Setraut.
8strant ipuroen ferner Sr. $. g.
6ilbner uno Sri. Nptoinette
3. Gbed.
SIN 6eim Der Gltern Der 8raut,
6rn. uno 5rau 3. Wt,ler BON 8eIt
Saleu, wuroen uermdblt 0r. 6arrp
i6er uno Sri. ellie SO / .
Ter.
SRI. 8elle Green BON bier uno
81. u. Gerttns muroen ourb &ihs
ter &leeber 9etraut.
6od5etts'2 jcenSen lieBen ii6 auss
lteuen:
Arnolo +. @smiGer BON Barton,
Sds.. uno Sri. 9trabeIa 8. Wiuer pon
Melt Snlem.
&uoolpb u. Spifa uno SRI. emma
Sotulon pon Ga @roiie.
Gldarb :. Berg BON Bangor uno
Sri. Caroline W. S0ttdsr BON 8ans
gUr.
Soispb 5irlt BON Gbaiebure unb
6rI. QeIene Siremte pom IOmn @Glbs
ington.
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fam mon nidt wobI mebr uer'
lan9en.
nnier mir oiirien wUbl ineen
nit leinen h6bersn 3meden M q de
enoer@ eiun6bettsratb i6reibt
olesmnl pieoer iibsr y Banana.
uno nebenbei ubsr ieinen 8eiuh
elmer oortisen 8ananens
8lanta9e pen u%aqebeurer
Nusoebnung. Ssine GOrlsiponz
BENIGN Iino BON 5nbr gu S1br
tmmer mebr su etner itsts mill
tOmmenen Snltliutlon gemoroer.
une Denn er oamit anfb0rcn
nj Cite 10 tu6r's, ME mir aRrehs
mel oiirien, unierem geiammten
Heiettrelle sanj uno gar ni6t
redt.
Sein Drieita Il e erlt. uno
neld)er Nbtbetlung er bic me;lte
Q%iebesmub piomst. bari getroit
als elm Original beieihnet
werOen. obne @saenltld in Der
9elammten Bubil}tltlt bier pie
anoerswo. @r itsbt oanit nn6
luie Dor niht nur auf Der 60be
ieiner 3eit. @ionoern ber orUBeu
WeIt geseniiber nit leiner 9lgitas
ton fir @infohIaben mo Wlturs
fur ielner 3eit uOrnn. Ne ORE
men oieier Mrt bnbsn Iait Bee
itnno Der Nelt rod nlemal3 iette
3luioenoen sinSebrab', nber ods
beirrt ben @eiunobtttsraib nidt.
Shm 9enii9t'S 81 miien oaB er
ouf oem rehten @ege lit. uuo
er miro audi iuroerbln Uanoeln
QemdB Dem 2Ihte, o0@ lstnsn
Yiao erbellt.
Der erite 4rtiT1t i'm beutigen
8rieifaiten bduoelt uon elmer
Ntnbrtdt aus & altfornteu,
Wonnd I'M oorlIgen Stnatsirrens
baule nit Der %iinuIen V a
ur gang 10 uuoerbare Grs
IoIge er5telt melSen; Der 5peite
brIn9t eine NeulJtslt BON Gbts
cage. mona6 jest Die nberiibms
ten" gbirurgen islbsr ee9en
mDroeriihs0 perationen
in Die Shranfen treten. Wir ma
den ale uniere 2eIer mob beIuns
oers nuf oieie Nrtlfel auimerfs
lam. Tieielben rno Bslpeis oauon
6dB Die Naiurfur 8 tule maht
uno in melieren areiisn gu mar
ihiren bssirnt. Ger 8siun6s
betlsratb bal felt Sabr5ebntsn los
Suldgen ala BreOlger In Der
w ii it, fnnsirl. aber eS ldeint
nod uno nod 2eben in oiele
&llte 81 fcmlnsn!
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EeriOualia.

Yrof. 9ouis !; a me [ pom meg.
Sa.. iii I'M Giternbauie bier 5u Sciu4 GE'
9eiDnm'n.
Sic 0crren Sermanu NoBfer.
o cttfrt'b@gaIer nno " n. aret.
bi Oh uon otr Mormon Go0lie lin0 Sneds
Nanoantauis nab 3frns 9~erclit.
Irau Srancts Stneiber non
g olcm, 9 o.9aIota uno bic ihre Sdrue-
ter iSrau Puma Yfnnon bier mt lhrem 8c'
iuhe erireute, iii nod nad Slopton. Miinn.
sum &eiuhe ibrer 3odter, Trau &pnert
Spslop, at9ereilt ehe iir rad Salem heirn.
tebrt. g9ir pitnfhcu u%uierer lebensnur
bigen ga Grpiier 8tiuderin CUTE &e!ie unn
frDbe &etmtfhr.
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cw- SMipcrmuth.

Qit bieiem @prte ipiro piel lin fua ae
trieben. 8ie oft Ieirn mir, Der poer Der
bat aus ShwermHtb Se!biimpro beaonaen.
3n &ahrbeit IesPn ialt ulle oieie lnaliid.
Iihen nur Sono on iif. neil ibnen ihpcre
9eioen oes Noaens, Der 4ebcr ODER Der
gtieren bns 9eben peradlen uno ben ilaren
SIif trlbeu. IS if tetue ieeliihe Rrant
belt, weIhe hieie 8enauernsuertben in oen
3oo ireitt, ioroern Elm tbrprrlltes S"ioen.
oas nit ben beriihntten Ct. Bernard &rdu
terpileu lidler bate turirt iueroen t6ns
nen. 6iir 70 Gents in allen &polbeten Su
blben.
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~ Gin Observation-Disclosures suften.

Gin Nuittn. Der Saneu INNER gu
ihofen matt, lit Elm g8arnun9siignaI.
lpeldes Sic nor Shwinoiuht iparnt.
Or. 2inss Nelp Discovery uertreibt
SEN Suiten, erIsiftsrt Die Nruit. usr'
banut oas 6ietsr unb ld6t Sic rublg
ihlnfen. Die erits 9oiis aebietet Den
Spmptomen @inbdlt uno semdbrt
prompte 9inoeruna. Jrau u. 8. Wters
pom @lenn Glpn. Soma, lhreibt: .Er.
Sings 9telp 0tscoustn turirte sinen ans
bnItenoen 6uiten, nahosm cine drStlthe
Sur ron ,shs @odsn isblgeitlassn
ipar." 9ie bette Mlsb,5iu inr 6ulten.
Grtdltnn9en. 6aIs' nno 9u~naenletpsn.
Shr @eIo surud. menn lie nitt hiIit.
Hreis soc uno Sl.00. Sn allen Npo'
tbetsu Su haben.-Ani.
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tas~ Nerunie mno ifiimme Sppf'
ihmer;en.

Erdss 9tber. peritopits Giusspsibs
uno elneu nnreaclmaBiaen Md9en limo
Die llriddeu iur eisis seidbrItden
&opnhmer;en - &ebmsr Sic Gr.
ainAS lttiu 9jis Gilen. Sic iperoeu
libsrroidl; itln. ME idnsll Sic GrIsidl.
tsrun9 Tnoe rueroen. Sein b%eiierer
9teeulnlor III. bic 9ebsr urr Gtnse'
lreloe- G9ameu Ste 25c uno Ie9en
Sic NjeifIatn noh hsuie in elmer Shdh'
tel an @tl aaeu 9lputbetern III bdbsn
ober per &ot. Il. 6 SudIen x Go,
Hbtlaos.qbla uno ct. 2ouis.-anj,
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itnipcriitdts. profeIiuren iteuer.

irel. 9tah elner Iceben pom Sunoe9s
t'uercouettor .. 8. Wlniou in Dtaols
on abae9ebenen @rttdruug BADEN Die
SroIe0oIen Der uniuerliidt auf ibre
Seba!ter ebeniowenig ais n1e iibrigen
5tdotsbenmten cine BunOeseintommens
teuer gu eutrihtsn. Durh oisies @ut'
lhten 1T Die 6roqe. oh ole umUeriitntss
ErOfeIioren ais StaatSbeamten alisus
ltben limo ooer niht, entlhlsoen. oeun
Wlsconlin lit bod elm llnipsrIitdts.
itaat, ooer ?
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Sersmiigungs=8 egweiitr.

Raieffic. Seoen 4nhmittas uno gbeno
8~auoeuiue uno NanOeIbllcer.
Siion. 3eoen Rahmittag uno Abeno
Seanoelbiloer.
tpric. SebeH Indmittas uno ab.no
59anoelbIloer.
e aiinp. SaeeH Nadmiitas uno abeno
gSdnoelbiloer.
Star. Seoen &admittag uno Gbeno
XanoeIblloer.
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Weueralantualt cmeu in Maoi.

lon CAB. untsr B~s5ugnabme aui etnsn
'irBllh pOr9etommenen 1poesfall. EN-
Sutndten oabln nb. onB lid Qeute. Die
bren &arten. Jelo uip. ourh Selbit it,
, d ii iitern, oe5 9ootibllgS i'm
Jiertsn @rabe i6utoi9 maden. irlls Elm
Wenidl our6 etnsu bieier Sel6it.
iein 9eben etnbuBt. 9ilo lisber
liht.
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Bs6 Mgenten Uerldmgt.

Sober Nohn motcntIih beSoblt uuo tbcil
tpelie Die &iusadbeu uergitct. AuSi.dttunG
fret. 0elm'Serr'toru. @riuhruua unuothla
Inter uditttm Tlau tbnnen Sic $2t BE
9eod3t uno ntehr MAIDEN uu6 ouBerocm Die
Nnsadben, Sdrrtbt ioiort. Hawks
Nursery Co. Wauwatosa, Wis. -Ani.
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SOoesihatten.

SIN N!ier Q 81 Sabre itarb i'm
Ga Grofe GpitaI 6yau Gun 6reoerlds
ion prn Snoepenoence. isis, iuU lis
aud beitaltet miro.
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Ter berabmte . hriTtfteler eno.

pl9 6uIoa, Der nd sur 3ell Ule0er auT
liner Bortrngsretie in oielem 9anos
efinOet. pObute in Wnotion nebit Cat
in etnsm Dinner bel, oaS Sr. uno
5rau 8rof. SOblielo ibnen Su @brsn
Jaben. Der bertibmte @uit aus Deutlhs
tano belt IN Der llniperiit1t einen Dor.
rag iiber Berlin uno oas osutlde
8eiltesIsben".