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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-02
DEATH OF MRS. r. E. COMPTON

Mrs. W.T.. Jones received message
Tuesday morning announcing the
death of her brothers wife, Mrs F.
E. Compton, ait Glencoe, H., who
died on Monday It was generally
known by members and friends Of
the family that Mrs. Compton was
and had been in poor health, but no
one looked for the end at this time.
She leaves to mourn, a devoted
husband and one son Z years old.
Mrs. w. T. Jones left Tuesday
night for Glencoe, to attend the
funeral, which took place on We'd
nesday.
F. E. Compton is an old Grand Rap
ids boy, whose friends extend sym
pathy in this hour of his great sor-
row. The loss of a good wife and
mother, is the greatest loss one can
bear except it be mother.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-02
RUN On
THE FOURTH

The committee has completed ar
rangements whereby fire run by
the two local fire companies viii tax
place on the evening of the Fourth
The hose wagons will be decorated
for the occasion and the run will
be from the West Side city hall to
the Library building on the east.side.
Along the line of the run there viii
be displayed oolored fire and Ro-
man candles will be fired off.
The fire run promises to be a spec
taeular affair and viii take place
just before the fireworks display.
The fire chiefs of the two oompa-
MES will ride ahead of the hose
wagons in a. decorated automobile.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-02
Always Lead to Better Health

Serious sicknesses start in disor-
ders OF the stomach, liver and kid
news. The best corrective and pre-
ventive is DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. They purify the blood pre-
vent constipation, keep Liver, Kid
neys and Bowels in healthy cond-
ton. Give you better health by rid
ding the system of fermenting and
gassy foods. Effective and mild, 25e
at your Druggist.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for All
Hurts.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-02
NORMINGTONS BUY PROPERTY
Progressive Firm Purchases Laundry
Plant and Site.

deal by which one of the valu-
able pieces of real estate in the city
has changed ownership has just been
contaminated and includes the prop
erty and buildings upon which Nor
mington's laundry, on Church street,
lis located. This property is the site
of the old Wisconsin's Best Laun-
dry, later known aus Wards Laun-
dry, which finally was purchased by
bennington Bros, who had already
established 1aunderies at Marshfield
and Grand Rapids. The reputation OF
the work done by the Normingtons
and their method of square dealing
needs no commentator to the pa
irons of this firm. Stevens Point
Daily Journal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-02
HELlNG-GLADDING

Miss Nellie Gladding, of Nekoosa,
and Henry Heling, of Clintonyille,
were united in marriage Thursday,
at 2:30 O'Clock p. m, at the Luther
an church at Nekoosa, the Rev. G.
Fierke officiating They We're at
tended by Misses Emil Frederick and
Bertha Heling and Messrs. George
Gladding and Heling- Following the
a reception was held at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Gladding They will
make their home at Waupaca, where
the groom is employed
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-02

Continued Cougns, Colds and Bron-
chial troubles are depressing and
weaken the system. Loss of weight
and appetite generally follows. Get
a soc bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery to-day. 1t will stop your cough
cine for Stubborn Coughs, Colds
and all Throat and Lung Troubles. MI
o. H. Brown, MIiscatine, Ala, writes:
My wife was sick during the hos
summer months and / honestly be-
lieve DR.. Kings New Discovery saw
ed her life Good for children. soc
and s1-00 at your Druggist.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-02

c
0 PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
c
Mrs. Jonas steen left Tuesday fol
Monday.
Miss Amanda Miller has returned
from a visit at Wausau.
Mrs. T. J. Cooper returned from a
visit with relatives at Baraboo.
Mrs Fred Karnatz is recovering
from an attack Of appendicitis.
Mrs Louis Menieur has returned
from visit with relatives at Merrill
Misses Laura and Edith Mack. OF
Cintonyflle, are in the city guests at
Rev. Pautz home.
Mrs. Louis Painter and children,
have returned from a visit with rela-
tiyes at Appleton.
Ed Mahoney has returned from
Plover where he attended a meeting
Of civil war veterans.
Miss Martha Kraske is at Wau-
sau visiting with Miss Myrtle Rege,
for a couple Of weeks.
Robert LeIoff was taken to the
hospital Thursday. a. m. suffering of
an attack of appendicitis
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rege. of Wau-
sau, were in town Monday to at
tend the funeral of A. Reges
Miss Lulu Witheren has finished
her seasons work in the millinery
department of steinbergs store.
Miss Mary Yaeger who has been
very i'll the past two weeks with ty-
phoid fever, is improving slowly.
Miss Pearl RatelIe and Miss Made
line GevoIen, of Loyal, Wis, are in
the city guests of Mrs. o. Dudley.
Mrs. Fred Stamm and daughter
Ruth,returned Thursday p m. from a
visit with relatives at GAINESVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Rege, of Wau--
sau, were in the city Monday, TO
attend the funeral of Gustave RCae.
Mr. and Mrs w Pouse have re
turned to Grand Rapids and will
make their future home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. zabawa and
children left Tuesday for Milwaukee
to attend the wedding of a relative.
Mrs. Chas. f. Kruger underwent
an operation at Riverview hospital
on Wednesday. She is getting a long
nicely.
Babe Crotteau has returned from
Wausau, where he recently under
went an operation He is much i'm
proved
Mrs. W. f. Gleue and children left
Thursday for Milwaukee where they
will spend two weeks visiting with
relatives.
Miss Capitola Kinister has resign
ed her position at Johnon & Hill
store as saIeslady in the underwear
department.
Mrs. Curtis Ollie and baby return
ca to their home at Fond duLac Mon
day. after a visit in the city with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Fritz. They were accompanied to
their home by Miss Mayme Fritz,who
viii visit there for sometime.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-02
BE UP TO DATE

Start your Ford from the seat
with a Boston Starter. This starter
practically spins your motor from the
seat. It automatically retards your
spark before turning your motor.
This starter is very favorable a.
mong the ladies who drive Ford
cars. 1t is guaranteed for the life of
the car against defect and guaran-
teed to start your car if your mo-
tor is in good condition.
See demonstration.
Price $50 installed.
ED RAMPS GARAGE,
Baker ST., Grand Rapids.
It'd 1tW
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-02
SHOWS GOOD JUDGEMENT

A. L. Kreutzer, of Wausau, nomi-
nee on the E. L. Phillips convention
ticket, recently nominated, refuses to
accept the nomination for attorney
general. Kreutzer is wise not to
play a losing game. The more you
annalyze the ticket, the less you
think of it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-02
Mansfield Herald

MarshfieId Herald Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schmftt will move to Dorches-
ter next week where they will make
their future home. Upon his retire
ment from the sheriff's office eigh-
teen months ago, Mr.. Schmitt bought
the leading hotel of that place and
goes there now to conduct it. The
many friends of the family here and
at Grand Rapids viii wish them sue
cess in their new home.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-02
CHARGE HYPNOTIST is CRUEL
La Crosse Mayor Orders His Arrest
When Societies Object to Ex-
hibitjon

La Crosse, Wis, June % Charg-
ing inhuman treatment, Mayor ORR j.
Soreisen today ordered the arrest OF
THE Great Newella" hypnotist. The
order of the mayor was the result OF
complaints by the Humane society,
the Associated Charities and wo--
mems clubs. Newalla placed Floyd
Hamilton, Ithica, Wis, in a catalep-
tic state and exhibited him, ped
ding a bicycle, in the window of a
La Crosse store. Newella awakened
the man on promises of the authori-
ties to drop the charges.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-02
BIRTHS

A son to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hen
~.
A son to Mr.. and Mrs John JEFF
frey.
A daughter to Mr.. and Mrs c. G.
Hutton, of Minneapolis Mrs. Hull
ten was formerly Miss Della Cas-
berg Of this city.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-02
Kellogg Bros.
Lumber Co.
COUNCIL IN SPECIAL SESSION

The city council met in special Ses-
sion Monday evening and granted sa-
loon licenses to all the applicants ez
cepting Joe Garski, who has to V a
cate the building he now occupies by
July /. a license was granted to
A. J. Jones, proprietor of the Dixon
House.
A thirty day option ont he Henry
Sampson property on the east side
market square was offered to the
city. Action on this matter will be
taken at the next regular session
of the council.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-02
Hot Weather Tonic & Health Builder

Hot Weather Tonic e. Health Builder
Are you run down Nervous Tir-
ed2 Is everything you do an eff
fort? You are not lazy you are
sick. Your Stomach, Liver, Kid
neys, and whole system need a Ton
ic. A Tonic and Health Builder to
drive cut the waste matter build
you up and renew your strength.N Moth
ing better than Electric Bitters.
start today. Mrs. James Duncan, Hay
nesyile, Ne, writes: Completely
cured me after several doctors gave
me up. soc and 81 at your Drug
gist
Buoklen's Arnica Salve for Cuts.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-02

James Boorman was sentenced to
five days in the county jail by Judge
Edw. n. PomainYiIle Tuesday OF
ficer Berg picked Boorman up Mon
day afternoon and arrested him on
a charge of drunkenness.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-02
IN JUICE COURT

Peter Peterson paid a fine and
costs amounting TO Sc, in Judge
Edw. n. Pomainville's court Tuesday
morning for being drunk Officer
Berg picked Peterson up Monday af-
ternoon.
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BEN THE BOOSTER,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-07-02

sister. Mrs. Dan Mchercher.
One of the big pine trees near
the base ball park was struck by
lightning Saturday morning and fell
across I e interurban tracks.
Mrs L. H Rosseau and daughter,
Lucille. left Saturday am. for their
home at Rib Lake. after a visit in
the city at the John Ernser home.
Mrs. N B. Wagner of Port Ed
wards and her guests. Mrs. Nicholas
Dedrick and children, of Manitowoc,
were visitors in the city Friday.
Mrs. A. T. Marceau and daughters,
Irene and Lynn,Ieft Saturday for
their home at Amigo. after visit
in the city at the A. AIarceau home.
Mrs. Elmendorf, who has been
holding a sale of hair goods at John
son & Hill Co. s store for the past
two weeks, left Saturday night for
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs John Normington and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Normington left
Saturday, M, for Milwaukee, to at
tend the funeral of their aunt, Mrs
Geo. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kaufman arriv-
| ed in city Monday from Wausau
/ for a short visit at the S. Steinberg
home, before returning to their
home at Milwaukee.
c. W. Richmund arrested Satur
day night by Officer Berg, for being
drunk was sentenced to ten days in
the county Jail by Judge John Rob
erts Monday morning.
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9(us Seut Gtaate.

2lucoln. Der Gbef Sugenieur
Gerber BON Der 9lbihdbungs 9tb.
tbeiIlmg Der giienbabn 9onlnlil-
lion bot iein gEnlt nieoergeIegt.
9}u6 eirtem 8eridte oes 8erli6e.
rungstouniiidrs Brian baben ale
8eriiderrngs @eieIlihnfteu I'M IeB.
ten Sabre in gtebrasfa CUTE sc.
fdGfte genlndi. giur Die 8erllite
Der SageIperiiderlln9s 50. iDaren
GROCER, ols ibre grdnlien.
5reitag 2l6eno iinoet bier oas
ganfett Der 2egi8latipe 2eague ltatt,
mo5n licb oieIe ausgeipieEte unO
6offutngSpoqe Golitifer 6eS Staa.
tc9 einfinocu mcr0en.
Gonueritug 9lbeno iiuoet Oos
j1brlide 8antett III Gbren grpan'S
@eburtstags ltatt. Ser llllbergleih-
lid)e miro aber oiesnal itiht nit
babel Iein fonten; ole boieu U}eri-
toncr 5lpinaen i'm, III ieiner Office
I'M Staatsoepartlnen IN @oIbington
III bleiben. Ncm Dpnlt1d) aid bic
qr1Bte glttrnftion feblt 10 neIien
0ie GoIitifer 0ent 3lpedelien ifnmpr-
bin nod cine geipiiie 9eoeutlnt9 bel.
&lon nimnt ndmIid an, OnB Die
aanbiootllr BON Gbas. grnat fir
5ouperneur iorlnea proflontirt per-
ben miro. gruoer aorlden bat int.
mer 6ie lhnnlbige arbett fir Brit
0erleben 8ilbelnt i'm Staate belorgt,
b0lt iid) ober Jest, nadben fir ibt
ia einitrueilen binreideuo geiorot iIt
aud oa5u bernfen, OaS 8oterldno
at retten, reip, an Die offentIide
8rippe 5tt foinnlen.
SCOTS gIltif. gSn. Sharp, ein
Gefannter Gonger oieier @egen0 lit
beinr 8ur6brenuen ieines @eipau-
Acs inns 9cben 9efonuncn.
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gerIp6tr 6tim 9rdiisent.

8aibineton, 9. s., II. Wior5.
Der Sd)abamt5iefret1r Mc2loOo lnO
sSr1uIein @leauor RanOolpb @ilIon,
INIT Der er ii9 fiir5lid berlobt bat,
poreu aeItern g(6eno @dIte Oes gSr1.
iioenteu. Sic tuobnten i'm bieiigen
Ebeater Der 8orItellimg BON Sam.
lei bel.
gs mar oos erite 0ffentliAe gr.
ideinen oes gnares lei Dem BE.
fanntiDeroen ibrer gerlobung. Nm
Der @eieIIiAaft nabnen nod Sbeil
SER tm6 5rat 6ranis s.. Mc,
9lOoO, Sobn uno Sdtpiegertodtpr
Oes Sefretors, SRI Wfdrgaret 8iIion,
1lteltp Sohter oes 8rdfioenten, SRI.
Seleu Wooorotp 8ops 1nO Or.
GarD z. @roDion.
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Rieiine gSerm1dltniiit.

Stem gorf, II. Mdr5 SSSll
8erbinoung NIT Dem tiir8lihen 9tbs
le6en bon George 8. ganoerbilt,
George 8eittngbouie uno Sobn 6.
gaomalaoer bat 0as Staatsfon.
trolleursamt oabier cine 3uiammen.
iieIllng Oes geidtbumS aentaht,
melAen berporragenoe Rep gorfer
Die ieit Dem I. s5auuor 1918 9e.
Itorben iin6, binterIaiien baben. Man
idaBt, Dab Die @eiamnltiunme ole.
Ter gtodlaiienidaiten aui nebr oIs
eine Dfillaroe Dollars fonlnt 9&ie-
mails 3upor in Der @eihihtc pes
2auOes ialO 10 piele reihe 2elte
in eillem 10 fllr3en 3eitrolm &c.
itorben.
Die gciontute Grbidait8iteuer,
pclcbe Ser Staat g}elp Yorf fir oas
i'm leetca Septenlbcr olb9eIaniene
95abr cr9ielt, fam ouf $t2,72L.
236 Sc.
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SeOuuOignngSscindI iiir arbsiter.
fiibrer.
SOllra friHcu arrfdlten Rru5eh &C.
habit Baben.

Alaibugton. II. Wl1rj. Dem
s,uiti5bcpnrtnent III Elm oieiildl I'm
9eanaOiaung BON ndltjebu Der IN
Snoianlpolis pegen Ignaniltper.
breheu perurtbeilten gfrbeitpriiibrerR
oir6 ocren glnnalt eliiab ". .3olin
bon Gbiroeo 5naeianot iuoroen. Tie
Betitiou fiibrt ans. oaB bic Wi1nuer
uniduIoia ieien, iuo odB Der Dor.
iibenoe giid)ter hilbert Y. gInoerion
ibneu Ieiueu gered)ten projeB gp.
ipdbrt babe.
Der aupaIf 3oliu gab befonnt,
boB ipeniaitenS Sipanjig Wlitglieoer
oes ReproicutantenbalLirs un0 mcb,
rerc Senatoren Dor oem Geparte.
meut ooer Dem pr1lioenten fiir bic
0erurtdcilten 5iiripradc einlegen
niiroeu.
s5u ciuem grieie an Erdhbent
@ilion iagt Aolin 0aB Elm Spe.
5ialbabn5iig, Inn Die 9eute nnb Dem
3uftAaus IN genbentDortb 81 iibcr.
iiIhreu, pter8ig bor Der llrtbeils.
uerfiiuOigung beitellt mar, ino oob
Die 2eute cine Stunoe nab ben
llrtbeiI auf Der 6abrt nod benz
3uttbauie iuaren.
9iidter glnOerioh ioa iib ierner
bdnfig nit oen gluipdIten Der Vi.
ienfonitruftionsgeieILid)aft berotben
baben mo uuf Oeren goriHIGge
einseanuaen ieiu uno 5por pripa.
tum In gtbipeienbeit Der 8erflagten
unO 6eren glnpalte.
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General Smitg H6er Gin IdJGnerss
Cmnhn.

@enrral d. @. syreDerid gEs Snlitlj
iprah glontag glben0 Dor BEN Gna.
I'd @oman's afn6 ilber ger6eiic.
rimgen Der Sta0t Gmaha Der
@eneral ingte, oie Staot ioatp lire
8on0aIsgabe pergrobern inn Sci.
sSea Iiis lass
brin9en. ggem net itGOtiide 8rei.
brief nidt binreihc. 10 1oIte ole
Staatslegislatur iid) oer Sote an-
ne9men meirte Der General aber
8uerit ioaten Die @erbdltuilie ge.
nan itpoirt iper0en. sSeOe Ratio.
nalit1t ioqte ibren eigenen Giitrift
6ahen ueillte Der General ferncr.
Gin S50eaI oe8 gan3en 8lqneS ioute
gefornlt neroen uno Damn ioate Die.
ier unabbangig pom poIitiiden @ed.
lei Scr 9l0nlifiitration fem. Ger
8lan lit alit ruD idl6n, ob ober
Die 8iirgeridaft oafiir Ill oetninnen
lit, nuB Die 3ufrnft Iebren.
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Anti-Grn(t Dills
3nr gsraIbang!
FrdiiDeHt 9siht bic ;Saiiana btrItI.
ben gut,

&oibineioa. ~. aqars. - gra.
iiorHt @iIiou bate geltern albenb
cine Idugere aeuiereas nut benz
llHtcrtoiuite De5 Saiaeg fiir FRUITS
betreiis Ger glntitrutaeietaebina.
Der Eraiioeiit qrtldrte i'd, nut Der
lSaiilnia Der Bins eiltperitanoen. On.
nerbalb ciner @ote miro nod cine
NonIerrnS I'M Qapilen Solts Itatt.
finocit. glilbgr Die Bills Itoben i'm
bolcn Souite auf g9ioeritonb, 10
lollteH lie iiinerhal6 5ipei Moden
Dem Nauie uoraele1t iueroer.
Die Bills bespedeib oas Sber.
man @cieb 30 era1n5ciL ipie oas
Sneinanoersreifeu nou 9ireftorien
Der glttieHgeieIlidafien 5u nerbieten.
bic ioaenariiten SoIoing Companies,
&nn0elsbe3;ebnngen 40 fontrolirem
ben 8egriif Ger Ginidrdnfumg 0rs
ireien gegttbeiuerbs 5u beitiinmen.
Brdiioent 4silipn iii oafiir, oie
bier gils 5u eiiier 5li berihmeI3eL
Inn Die @eietaebuug gu beidleuni.
gen. gluh Die 5piitenitaatIide Sou.
oelstommiilion oes Sgnatg befiir.
portet GeridmclNmg. Der Brd.
ii0ent i'll sutidieoen oafiir, OaB bci
Der slOHtroIle oer sorporationen eiu-
seine sgerionen berantiportli6 ge.
balteu merOeu iollten, I'm Die lle-
bel 81 beieitigen, Die inter ben &C.
genudrtiaen slntitritiigeieeen cnt-
itauocn iiHo.
3ns @eieb geaen oie Soloing
Companies niadt es ungGieblih, oas
gftienfapifal BON aerporationen 3l
I'M oaourdl bic Sionturs
rens 5il bermiH0ern. gLber es be-
riibrt feline @eieaidaffeu Sic eingn
peientliden 9Rril iAres @eiddi.
tes bil0en.
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Srner In Mabd,enldlnls.

MelesleD. Nlalf, IL Ni1r3. ~
Gines Der ar0bteu uno alteiteii @e'
bdnoe bon @eleleB College til ben.
te bei &aaesanbrlid total nie0erse.
branui
Gas 6ener brnh i'm defnIihen
goboratorinm tn bicrten Stod nils.
Sm 8. Stod idllicien 300 5rnuen
uno gldodclL nlo wlmpsrbarerluriie
murse uieman0 perlegi glbcr bic
giaohen bntteu fine 8rit. ibre Ca.
dlen IN Sidiertett ia brinaen uno
perlteBeH oas brruncnoc @ebaIoe
Die Aettlmaaletiern bilumter.
Die Sale rHibiclt Uielg pertbpol.
le @eualoe uHo StiiiitacacnitauDe.
Ter SdaOeu 6cliuft Iit nlf 5000.
600.
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92enc Grfulge Der ,9ra6tloIeu.

HonL SS5taIien, II. 0tar3. - Der
Ser3og Der 9tbru53en bat Dem gaa-
rineuiniiteriim qcneloet, onB 8tn.
N}orconi IeBte Bode OH gorO oes
Sdlndtidifie5 9tcgina elena init
cinem neueu glaoio-telepboniibe
Apporat glan3en0e 9feInItate er5iel.
te. -..
Gs wuroe eine 8erItdnoi9ung nit
As gteiIen entiernten SfiIfen, 5tpi.
ihen benen 2anO Tag, er5ieIt. Ees
Iep6oniide 8erbtnoung 8tpiihen
ghiffen beItnn0 lmnter6rodeu II
StlmOeu lang.
Der &er3og meloete oltd, OoB 8e.
peiden uad GliiOGu, SSrInno, 1850
gfeilen, uno und Gonaoa, 1862
MeiIen qeianot mlroen.
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BlGu5enOc fuuteHteleerapbiidle Sci.
Itnng.

Berlin, II. Dl1r5. Sbrcr
@lan3Ieiitlulg Ser 9erbinoitng NIT
9toroamerifa bat Die oeuti6e Sele.
fltnfeuaeieai6aft ioeben cine neuc
3usefiiat. g9ie aus gtalieu gemel.
Oet miro, ilono Die oortiee 5unfen.
itotion NIT ieuer in @iuObIf, Der
&nuptitaOt Qeitid-Siopeitafrifns,
8um eriten giaI in fllnfentelegra-
pbiider @erbinoung. 9ie 8eritdnOi-
gung mar BON glnfnng an tooeIos.
Gs lit 0ieies cine 9letorOleiitung,
betr1gt oie 9iitara 5iDiiden oen BEL.
ben Stationen ood $3.50 Siilometer.
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Chicago, IL. 9idr5. ,n eineuI
bieiiaen &Oipitol itarb inn alter Don
67 sSabren 1nbi0 q. 6eius6eimer
aus WIcuipooO, So, Groiioent oes
Gerbnilbes Der ganfiers Oes Staa.
ties ssoipo. Ger g|criiorbeur itanrute
aus GeuiihEaHo imo fam in Sab.
re 1861 nadl ,Soma.
Der geritorbenp binterldBt ieinc
@attin mo Die foIgenoeu S0bne
uno 8ohter: sSrau 9. Shcninaer,
9bicago, 5rau .. 3. @oIboh,
@Jrono SsIano; 5rau GlDoe gfoeter,
Gbicaso; y. n. Seinsbeimer. Gbi.
cago uno Seiter s. SeInsbeimer,
Sionr Gitp. Die geeroiguna iano
Dienitng Anfmittae bier ltatt.
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Wattin oeS 5innujminilterS eridlitht
i'm, tueiI Ct cine Islloc segca
ijren gatten iibrte.

Bnris, H. Yl0rj Balion Sal.
mette, Der Rcoofteur ors o5igaro4.
elmer Der qroBten ir,aljoiild)rn Sci.
tlmaeu. muroc aciterg ourh Dlnoa.
me Senriette GaillanE Der @ottin
bon ,Joicpb Gntllour benz irau5o.
iiiden 5inalBnliniiter aeidoiien. er
iii gcitern gIbeno ar Der Gerpm.
Dung geiiorbcn.
@laonne GailloursifoB ulti ocn
9lcoatteur IN oeiieu Gtiice. Gle bat
ocr Bolijei erfldrt, tab es Gin gla.
deait mar, oa Der J1eOatteur in iei.
uer 3eitilng eine nHlbldiiige erbits
tcrte i5ebOe gegen ibreu @atten &C.
fiibrt botte.
81breu0 Der RebafiRur nod oenl
Soipitnl iibprfiibrt hliroe, iogte or
pieoerbolt: sd babe meine gflidt
aetban. SD babe meiEe 8iliht le.
tbau. Mooame Gollunr duberte
iid: n9a es feiHe @arehtigfeit in
Oieiem garoe giebt, 70 babe id
ieIbit einen glft Der @eredltigfeit
alsgeiiibrt. g1ebmt lid b.n pobin
Sbr iuoGt. es tbni mir Ieio, ooB
ib eS t6un mlBte. Sd benbiittig-
lie nidt, Serrn GnlHiqtte 5n toOten,
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en onB er ourdfomfsa. Sd lpiinid-
te nur, i6m cine 9esHon 5il ertbei-
len"
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rem 0fnnn unertrdellA tpllroe. imo
iie ii1 entiGloB, ibr eitl gnoe 5lt
ma6en. sic fraett beoeitenOe
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fagten ibr, OoB Aro5eiie femen
3pef ba6en tpiiroen ooE iie oft
i6linmer i'm Sale eineS llnidul-
Oigen ols zines Ss4Eoigen ieien.
Qann eutitloB fie ia Die @eret-
tigfeit ielblt in 0ie Sdro al nebtuen.
Gs bieb gefterH Gseuo offiSieIl,
Dab Serr gaiIIaur feiEg Heiignaticn
als 5inar3ntiiiiiter eitlsereidt babe,
aber oaB Der 8rpnlter 0ottnlergne
iGiue gntlaeiouna pcEbrBalten babe.
gtaoome GniIIdlls III bic brittle
@attin Dec MtatI Gsie iR 80
Sabre alt, iuto ibr Wido9enname
mar Senriettn 3ainonoro. Inter
an0eren acknowledgement batte Der
geoofteur bebnltptet, oaB gniqour
einent gelpiiien Sdneiber, Dem ge.
icblihen 8erteter bon Marcel 8rien
81 100000 offerirt babe, Der einen
gegen Die 9fegiertng er-
boben babe, unter Ger 8e0ingllng,
6ab so 8ro3ert jeneS 8etrages IN
Den aampagnefonb Der raoifnlen
gartei fir Die fomnlen0e 8abl
ilieBen ioQe.
0forcel Brien ipor ein frdn5oii.
lher &auImdnn IN Bralllten. SIN
Sabre 1880 beI6Iagnnbnte bic bra
iilianilde giegierung brei5ebn ieiner
Sdiffe, inter Der geidulbigtng,
ouB Die 5teuergeiebe iibertreten
Duroen. 8raIiIien 3ablte ldIieBlidl
an SSranfreid einen SdaOeneriaB
BON $3,000,000.
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Chicago, 25a., II. 0ldr5. - Se6s
beiuaffnete Mdnner idlugen ben Be-
iiber zines @oteIS an Der NorOiei-
te nieber 1tno 5ipanoen Sri. Marga.
ret gtiqcr. nit oorgeboltenen De
OoIbcrn, ii9 uu8ufleioen nno ibuen
5ll iolgen. Die W}dnner idlepp-
ten oo8 0ld0den oann i'll etn 9lu-
tomobil uno iubren Oabon.