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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-27
THE MEXICAN SITUATION

The latest news from Mexico is
not 80 warlike as it was last week.
Brazil, Argentina and Chile have
offered their good Offices to Presi-
dent Wilson to compose the trouble
with Mexico and their offer has
been accepted. Negotiations, con-
Quoted through the Spanish Am
bassador at Washington, have been
started by the three powers with
Huerta, and the ambassador has
received private advices from Mex
leo City stating that Huerta has ac-
cepted the offer Of Brazil, Argen.
tina and Chile to bring about an
amicable settlement Of the difficulty
between the United States and Next
CO.
General Carranza has also re-
ceived copy Of the note sent by
the powers. Whether he was in
Guided in the offer could moi he
learned nor would he talk for pub.
~llcation on the subject. He is <
pecting a note from President Will
son in reply 10 his of last Wednes-
day. Officials at Chihuahua insist
that Carranza's note to President
Wilson was friendly and that there
was no intention of conveying the
threat that if the American troops
did not leave Vera Cruz the rebels
would take the field against the
United States.
Martial law has been declared in
Vera Cruz and all non-combatants
have been ordered to leave the
city. The explanation for the above
order was that the food supplies
and housing accommodations were
rapidly becoming serious problems
and there was danger of disease On
account Of the crowded conditions.
Consul General Hanna at Mon
terey wired Secretary Bryan Fri
day that he was arrested by tn,
Huerta forces on the 21st and
thrown into prison. The flags at
the consulate were torn down and
some of them burned and the con-
sulate searched by the Mexican
officers. Hanna was first taken to
the penitentiary and then to the
state government palace where he
was held as a prisoner until releas-
ed by the rebel forces on the cap
ture of Monterey. The rebel off,
GERS treated him with the greatest
kindness.
The strong war feeling in con-
gress is held in check fer the time
being by the efforts of Brazil, Ar
gentina and Chile to bring about a
peaceful settlement of the trouble.
If this fails and Mexican outrapes
continue. war will surely be declar-
ed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-27
Alas. How rru.i

This doctrine Of the excellence Of
woman, however chivaIrous, lie cow
ardiy as we'll as false" says Steven
son. 1T is better tc face the facts"
and know that though she may have
angelic features, eat nothing to speak
of and sing rayishingly In church she
may he a little devil after ALL"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-27
Ayerse to Eorela, LANGUAGES.

Victor Hugo found the knowledge of
foreign languages q dangerous posses
sion for an author. Il have long
since regretted my folly In learning
Spanish" he confessed to Henri
Rochefort. III you want to retain a
perfect mastery of your native tongue
avoid any acquaintance with other
languages"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-27
Russian Ranks and ciasses.

There Is no upper middle class in
Russia; a family Is either of the peas
antry-although this term has now a
very, wide inclusion--or Of the aris-
tocracy. And at court no one has
precedence according to inherited
rank, only according to official DO
sifion in the government.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-27
Had No Use for Water.

Robert Browning's father did not
believe in drinking undiluted water.
Browning used to tell a story of his
father's indignation when he once
asked him for a glass of water. IVA
ter, Robert!" he exclaimed. "For
washing purposes, I believe. 1t is often
employed, and for navigable canals 1
admit 1t to be Indispensable, but for
drinking, Robert, God never intended
it.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-27
Fish Unhurt by Fr,.zIno.

Duiing several months of each year
some of the great rivers Of Siberia
are frozen solid to the bottom, but the
fishes imprisoned in the ice maintain
their vitality and resume their active
life when the Ice melts.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-27
olsmoads worth ss,ooo.ooo.ooo.

The production OF diamonds from
the earliest times to the present day
amounts to over % tons, or over
$1,0Co,O00,0 600 in value, uncut. Their
value cut and mounted is almost
$4,000, 900, 0O0. A box three feet high,
six feet wide and eight feet long would
contain them. Nearly all diamonds of
the present day come from South At
RIGA.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-27

The adult joke about Keep stin,
can't you? The holy grail has Just
died." Is matched by the anecdote OF
the two n~ewsboys watching the "Quo
Vadis" pictures please, mister"
one Of them asked OF q good-natured
man who sat near. which guy II Quo
Vadis7"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-27
Quite Reasonable.

$50 you don't call on MISS Butte any
more. Quarreled?" well, I told
her I prferred to have her kiss me
before and not after she kissed her
pet dog" "And what did she say?"
"She said I evidently forgot that the
dog might have his preference, too."-
Boston Transcript.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-27
Made a "A. with Him.

Jenkins--"Didn't that lawyer on the
other side give you a terrible over.
hauling?' Thompson-"Didn'. he,
though? You can bet II I have any
more law business. I'm going to hire
him."-Puck.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-27
ExceptIon r. "a RuJe.

Countryman Cat the National Gal
lery)-"Why. them's the very same
pictures I saw here the day before
yesterday" Attendant (dryly)-
quite likely" Countryman-''Then
that clerk at the hotel is an awful
lair. He told me hat the pictures
was changed daily In all the leadin'
picture houses"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-27
Might Have Made II STRONGER

Mother-"What did yor mean, Dor
othy, when o said your teacher was
'queer'?" Little D~orothy--"I was des'
TOO p'lite to 'xpress my real 'pinion Of
her."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-27
|ALMAGUNDI
!. E. S. Harrington returned
home in Carson yesterday.

nome IN Carson yesterday.
&c Taber will go to Winne-
Friday to hear a probate
: for Judge Ducker
as hqIlred by the president
bodysf regulars has been
ed to the coal fields.
sale or exchanHe-A seven
pger touring car. Inquire
E. Wallace. Cor Oak and 7th
Advt.
ire was quite. a snow squat
horning, but the teathery stuff
Unearly as fast as it struck
1round.
lurday evening Judge Castle
&he matrimonial knot for Frank
inl and Nicolina Pesettti, both
Arlin.
l9vernor Ammons of Colorado
allied upon President Wilson
Fonps to aid in settling the
ke in the coal regions. The
SALE CHEAP--A corner
ling lot. Fine location, some
ovements. Inquire of C.. l..
Jam, Cor. Oak and 7th St.
E.. Montgomery, of San lose,
president of the Brotherhood
locomotive Engineers, is in Ell
IN business connected with the
therhood.
RS. Doyle Who run the Elm
/ died this morning at the Boil
hospital of typhoid fever. She
been a resident of Elko for
mo tbs.
Imerica's foremost orator and
e Leader, j. Stitt Wilson, will
sk at the Opera House on Sat-
by night, May 2. at 8 p. III.
"The Issues of the Day"
pission~ FREE. Dance after the
nre.-Advt.
pur earthquake shocks in this
yesterday morning at 1923
Eed the people of the city to
around for a few seconds and
BY ranApto the streets. These
|hquaKes aye getting to be a
lit aroaaFs here and will pass by
oticed.-Carson Appeal.
). Bilboa got too much booze
ard yesterday and tried to clean
the Overland Hotel. Officer
ant responded to the call and
h the assistance of Mr.. Dayton
led the obstreporous BiIboa in
cooler. He was tried before
Ige Castle this forenoon and
victe d.
60
Judge raber has decided to draw.
mel of 35 trial jurors for Junelst
ry the cases Of Mrs. l. M. Nicaly
Henry Winters AMI TIE Postal
egraph and Cable company VS..
The latter case is for
in breaking a Postal tele-
'ph wire while Mr.. Fillipini was
wing the old Pioneer building
oss the street.
'rcaslrer Miller is | sing no
up over the mandsmus suit
'ught against him by the state
'troller. The suit is brought tn
Iett the 5000 Treasurer Miller
used to pay to tie ststs in ri
'enher settlement. The district
orney's Office will appear in the
IRENE court to take care of the
interests.
drs. N; M. Littlefield announces
1spet Of a Massage and
nicure 1parlor in Room 80 If
Robinson Pioneer Building. Lat
Electrical and Migratory Mas
e treatment of the face and
10. Manicuring, shampooinp,
oinet Baths, and Body Massage.
ders taken,for fine bair goods.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-27
Charity.

The charity that begins at home and
remains there Is anaemic. An c
sionai outing will do 1t good--Judge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-09
Nnrgr.
l1bainins.11 luttes.
&orif Mpt fra @per os 8psoer.

Snbilpumsuoitillingen narmer Jig
MI me0 lterfe @friot lin Slut. 9pn-1
bog sen lite Sftober luffer Hortene
for iiojte Sang, ifriper &riitioniabla-
6ene i Mioten al september.
SubiIe1lmsuoltillingen bar mi
beret aoben / fire @aaneoer. S
bette 9ibsrnm er omtrent netagtig
/ Million Renneifer gaaet giennem
$9lleapparoterne, % BERTH fommer
ollie oe mango, iom bar gaaet paa
Harto11tfort og iom bar fipbt Gags
tort etc. Mf &artoutfort er Ser ialt
iolgt bel 10000 5tpffer og at 2,
3 og 5 Cages Sort onntrent ct li9-
nenbe Mntol. S iamlet @ntre par pr.
8be September ngiaJtig inofommet
i MiIlion @roner. Sen iamlece Gn-
treinot9gt por iom befien6t / l16itiI.
Iingens 8u6get anllaaet til 100000
4roner.
Men bporban set enbelige pfono.
MITE &eiultat bill ftille iig, ica bar
l10ltiIIingen / bnertfalb e1lers bert en-
Sufces, iom bar obergaaet Sc oriitig.
tie 6orpentninger. 6or ben 0etllion
og Sc @un6reoetuiener, fom bar be-
fggt uoitillingen, bar Subilaumsuo-
itillingen p9ret en- Sperraifelie, en-
Aabenbaring at 4r9fter og gpner
Dos Solicit, al &ig6omsfil6er og Mel1.
.Iigheber / 2an6et, iom forbleffe6e %
betog. MIIe t16talelier ON 16itillin.
gen eaar omtrent enitemr1ig / ben
&etning, Be inbenlan0ife iaapel iom
be ubenlonoife. Set er ogiaa bel
Derb at laeee Merfe til, at uoen-
Iar6ite l16taleIier, iom omtaler baabe
ben boltiife fulfilling, og Dor Subj.
Iaumsuoitilling, omtrent olle gaar
! ben norife l1oitiIIings 6aber.
Mlbrig nogeniinbe bar u6itiIlin-
gen b9ret 1aa poffer 1om / 6isie mill
be 9git6age. &abeanl9ggene er
mere imponeren6e enb nogeniin6e,
!, 2sbet og Slpngplanterne ODER SPiIe-
gaage1e bar mi fgrit for Mlpor facet
ben rietige 8efit i Jig, og / Sc merfe
9eitaftener ptrfer be 9uiener al elef.
triife 8lus rent epentprltg ODER l1o.
fillingsbpens 8alaoier. 8eisget paa
l1bitillingen pges oeiaa fra Sag til
8ag, % alt tpber paa, at ubitiIIin-
gen oil foa en- M%filutning, Der blir
Hgeiaa t1nponeren6e og itraolenbe
fom bens 8egpnoeIie.
Com r8en6ernes nge", iatte fit
BrRg poa l16itiIIingens fgrlte Maa.
1eo, blir BET ianoDnligbis ogiao
S%or6brl1gets og Soroens~Mpnc, iom
hommer til at iatte tit 8rag paa
Observation-Disclosures MfilutninJ.
Sra Settle 9ftober timber Sen
fiiibife itore 8apebrngs11oftilling 5teo.
Zen fontmer til at faa en- Eilillitning
om1 inge1t lignenoe l16itilling
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-09

9tulyt' ltuItYtlt. 0tlt IluIe SultSCl'
baf meo allie t%tliteoen6e &um er al
lereoe 1agt fulot 8eilog paa, % en-
&effe &rooufter maa ianoipnligpis
flptte no paa Serr9net u6enfor.
S ner Torbin6elie meo 6enne fof1.
mer Sen itore l1oitilling for busltg
9fonomi.
spnoag Sen lite Sftober finder
ioo l1oitillingens 2ufning Steb me6
en- flor Solfefelt og Slluminations-
felt.
Mor9es Hegiering far len6t en-
&ommisiion til Sc 6oreneoe 5tater
forat un6erban6le ONT Sptagelien al
ct 2oan poa % Millioner al .rer.
Trpita er bel6ig itillet me6 Sen.
fpn til Mrbeiosleoigbeb. &omml1nen
bor %efterfommet 8oabu6et ON at
pelge cit Mrbeibsle6igbeosfomite,
men / &omiteen ii66er fIere ems &om-
mu1nen bar Mrbei6sleoige.
&irfebepartementet bar me6belt at
ser ioar life tan blipe 116betalt 5tnts-
bi6rag til 6olteafa6emterne. Mfobe-
mierne bill % ielplagt fomme til at
%inoifrenfe 8irfiombeoen 1terft, eller
fanife belt lleife Girfiombeoen bette
Mar.
Meb v8riitianiafioro" anfom for.
le6en en Ntillion &roner / Selpbar'
rer fra Mmerifa til ben ipenife Stat,
forteller r8ergens M~ftenbla6"
5elpet baboe en- G9gt at 10 Cons.
Somtioig tom Ser en- Con Selp til
Supelerer / @riittania.
rgiterbalen" forteller, at man
forIeoen iaa en- Man6- na6e ODER
@Iommen Iiot noroenfor .Sgniet
Citation. Gprifo6 git ban rigtignof
lite, men @anoet Dor lite 6pbere, END
at set iaopi6t rof op til gperite Som.
ten al 5tenlerne. Set CT bel baa6e
10 og 20 gar imellem, at 8an6ltan.
Sen / .@Iom1ne1 er faa Iab.
Gnbel silbesorsierere / &al1ge.
Juno bar tient 100000 @roner paa
nogle Nortier 8aariil6, iom / bisie
Gage er ioIet til l1olanoet. Gioli.
gere ifaI 6enne Glib bore ubbnot til
6o6erfabrifer for etpor &roner &en.
Ben.
&eb &i9smGs @raber poo &arm.
zen er Der uobruot streif bla1,bt Mr.
beioerne. Sen lite Muguit iaar no.
lgb ben garnle 9arifoberensfomit
mellem @igsnps 8arf % @rubear'
b%eiberne. Mrbeioerne %forlanger bpi'
ere 2gr.
Gfterbbert iom De in6ujtrielle 8e.
orifter paa DramMensfanten faar
:9ilfgriel af Sui be5prber tgien re.
gelmpsiig Drift. Saaleoes bar
~Drammenselbens Bapirfobrifer i
6isie Gage inotaget Sc ca. 24O .Mr.
beioere, iom hi en- 9io bar b9ret le.
Big. 2igele0es er 5melteberferne mi
Ii fulo Sang.
~ WWsIG EHETaEE-TfI{ ---
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16
Whlehen

SIN glltcr bon 6S SSo9ren lit &C.
iteru Sr 9loam @rnun @ottc BON
iSroa @ilbelminu 9rolnL aus Dem
2eben geihieoen. Der @eritor6cne
wuroe in aurbeiicn qcboreu lno
mon0erte Dor so So6rcn noc6 oen
Ser. Stooten ans. Gr lanocte in
Baltimore. Iebtc o6er Sabre lang III
G6orleiton 9. 6, rn0 9iron ST.
morouf or nod Baltimore 5liriid
fcbrte. Gr por Sc6uDuahcrmciiter
ron 9cruf. 9lebcn Scr g9ittpc bii-
terIdBt CT 8mei 50bne, sic N@. sGou[
mo Otto 9raun rno einc Eo6ter,
fSral 2eoiua Sobenberger, ionic
Icbs Gnfcl. Die @ecroigung fiuoct
cmD1ittpocb, 9fa1mittass I'M 2 llbr,
BON ser @obulmg ieines Sobnes
Otto, glr. 1914, Siio GborlesitruBe,
cus nuf Dem n2ouoon@ @orf 6rieo.
Eofc" ltatt.
@citern itorb Sr. Sacob 9(mmcr IN
ieincr @obnuno 9lr. .60A, Siio-@oco-
StraBc. Gos Seihen6cgdagniB fin.
oct norgcn glahmittag I'M 153 llbr
pom Erouerbouic aus itott
eSil ieiner @obnlng glr. 1888,
GarroQ.StroBc, itarb geitcrli Sr
SplOeIter Stort, 0jotte pon Srou
Souiic Storb, I'M 9lltcr BON &C Sab
rcn- Die ARRANGEMENTS fir sic 9e
croiging iin0 nod nibt poIlcnoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16
SnOianerin ais gSu6riaeerin Oer-
6aftet.

%e9en onecbIidcn @obriooens
~nroe geltcrn oic 60 Sobrc attic syu.
9, olonerin 9lnnic sSuoge BON 08r. 500,
s'oro-@oviiraBe, Oiir6 g3i6ter 0eon
u Der uor06itlidjcn @oliaeiitotion
llntcr $100 9iiroI6oft oent @erihts.
0erlobren iiberpieicn. 9(ls 3eroin
lpar 6ral 9ciiie Goieuitcin pon S|r.
'3o, yloro. eocuItroBc. cridlicncn. sic
rcr SnOionerin ouseblia 25 Gents
Dncda7lt 9otte wofiir oiclcI6c ibr ibrc
S9ulnnlt outs Der SonO weisIoate.
& Seuu 0uo9e bot einen Sobn, 30
~, Nupre alt cincn I'M QlIter bon 10
s!u a.O ore' i'm 9IIter 5piihcu fiinf ilno
leuen So9ren, sic fou Dor 30 Sab.
sV'l aus 0fIobomo ua6 Baltimore
""O ~. leote leitocni bier. o6nc icmoIs
u's - 0noloncrin crfonnt moroen All
le'H. Sie llno ibre Somilic Iino sic
sll8lscn Snoioncr sic III Baltimore
mobnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16

Baltimore GDc, Cur auo 8hroat
Gbaritr SopitoI ano DispeniarD.
Baltimore Gpe duo Car SHFit.
morD,~ @reene. itnO 2cm1aro.5tr,
nSsobns Sopfins Soipital auo @is-
penlarD,~ @rooowag uuo D2ommeut
StsaBe.
uGburdb Some ano SnfirmarD,
WroaotuaD, nabe observation-disclosures
D@itB Soipital fcr toe Sniane.~ \
BoD.@ieio.
uG6rlit G6urd Stree GiSpritiarD,
92r. 602, Siio.@ono.Str
emergency Eogolooical SoipitaI
gfr 1911. Sodion &lace.
oGge ano ca 1ispenIdrv. SSree
of the Gbartb Some an0 SniirmarV,
groaDmab, nabe ,Sairnount,QlDc.
uSoipital ano 6ree GispeuiarB fox
tbe M9men Of A2urDlon0, 9ainpett@
IueuIa ini0 Sobn.StraBe.
a@iIouJooo Soipital for Gonhuny
tipes, Gomion.
ngaitern DispeniarD.~ gr. 1900
Git.@aItinrorcs5traBe
nSoipitol for toe Relief OF Cripple
auo sDeiormeo Gbtlorcu, Charles.
uno 20. @traBe.
a0aeoical ono @irgical SSrGe Dis
peuiarD,~ gar. 1901, 2iobt@iroBc
yllarDlauo 2oing-in SoipitaI u
t1e MarDlonO @enerol SuIpital.
glr Si7, 2iroen.glpeuue.
uWidrDlano General S5oIpiiag,n
0laoiion.S Strobe lmo 2iuOen.s(uc
gllarpIano Soipitol ior tie Sn.
ianc" &atonSbiIIe.
uDlarplano Someopatbic SoIpital
ano Gispeniorp," 91r. 1t22. glcro.
Wloitnt.GtraBe.
nMatcruiig (2Diuasht) Solpitar
uno DWlateruiie Of tie College 81
%1Diiriaus ano GurqeonS, GalUess.
mi9 Suraioga-StraBe.
rNlclnt &ope Hetreot Tor tie sn.
lane onO Cid gleiiierstomn Nits,
nabe EifeSpiae
a@rcsb0terian Cue. Gor a.
Ibroot @oipital ono 1ree gispen.
larv,~ glr 1907 2H.goItimorc.
Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16
cSreifadIeS gSedl.

Gin lln9liidstag mar Ocr ecitrigc
spnutag iiir 0en 81 Sabre alten
sSomes s. @lurp6D BON 8aibinaton
9. IS. Gr pcripiirte einen 9tieien.
0urit imo tranf ocs @uten 5uuicl.
Spdter Itiir5te en- III Ocn Uebdiloc
g}r. 104, .@a9-StroBc, bic
Ereppe 6erab imO murOc iAlieBlib
wegen Grunfenbeit oerbaitet imo bon
Dem 5ergeanteu 9. 6. &obinion IN
Die mittlerc Noli5eiitation eingeIie.
iert. gtad ser %oli5ciitation utroe
er a6er crit gebraHt, noAoent i9n
ieine @unoen, Die CT ii9 bel Dem glb-
in5 bon Der Ereppe 5lae5ogen 5attc
i'm @lercD-SoipitoI Ocrbunoeu NOR,
ben poreu, @eute &ornittag miro
@lurpbp sic 9efanntihait oe5 %oIi.
5eiri1terS 5upplec MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16
@ci'm gInitcrnidvinums.

Vel'm glnitcrnidDmans.
gerihieOeue @ereiniamaen perau-
itoIteteu ON aeitriaen Sonntag
troB oes Gegenmettcrs 9nliternro-
lten @eild wuroe 6ceiutrd6
iigt Gtuo 700 8erioucl Bel
ben GemoIroteH Scr .. @arO.
Grotoem Der gscttcrsott in ic6r
iGledter Stinnung mar, 8cidnete
ii6 Oas 9Iuiterrroiten ocs .,9operi.
lHen NlanuGrcbors, oas geItern93a6.
mittag in Der g96ite Sane ali Der
9onfitraBe abge6olten pur0e, ourh
einen redt oiiteu 9eiuG ans. gqeun
aud nidJt Se0cr oen bcitcu SHuor
mitgcbrddt batie, 10 licB bod oas
Gergniigen niht louge auf iid mar
ten imo Die @eieaiAoft 5cidno iit
bolo IN Der 6ciien Stiuinuug. Gcun
oa moren in criier 9inic Die Sdaal-
t5ierden IN Ser nppetitlihiteu g8eiie
onf alle 9lrten 5u betomnen luo ou-
Ber0em nod auoerc beinatbli6e &c.
lifatelien To3t fam rod Scr gut
numOcnOc @eriieniaft, ioodB oic
Geicr eiuen giiniligen &erlolf nQ6m
uno Die gct6ciligten init 9cirieoi.
gung noH Sauie gingcu Inter 81.
rigent ariippel iougen oie Singer
einige SieOer poiiir lie rei1en 9ei
fall crn0teten. @ericbieocac befrcln.
oetc &ereiNe, beionoers Ger y56mo.
Den @erein,~ paren 5o6lreid Der
treten CoS arrangements Gomite
6cltano ans ben iolgcnOen Serren.
SSo6n gldcrnimuL @uitob &ollc, gl
&olfer 2luguii 2o6mouu uuO 9tlg.
Sdarnagcl
&niternun0 2 SGiIofr0tcn
in 9ii0crs Borf.
,Su Golac ocS iC6lcdtcu 99ctterS
mar Der 9cfm6 ocS 9literuroneus
oes uGemofratii6cn CLUBS Scr 3mei.
ten @oro4 IN 9iiOers %arf am
0li60le Giper nidt 10 itorf, mic err
partet mHrOc Smmcrbin 6efonocn
icb mgeiG6r ZOO Ferionen sic iid
oon @inO mo 9lcgen nidt ciuicbii6-
tern lieBcrJ mti Dem &lobe. "a ln-
geid6r 2000 @erioneu erwortet nor.
oen woren fanoen sic Q6eilne1mer
feine SG.pierigfeit, auf lire &eN-
ninig 81 fonmen. Die oon 5taot-
rdt6snlitglieO g9n 6ranflin rSoco6s
nod alter DlarDldnoer glrt suberci.
tete SdiIofroteniuppe ihuedtc OIL
BerorOcntIi4 gut 3mci GapeGen Be-
griiBtcn ieocsmol sic glnt0mmlinge
nit cnem @mpfaugs Marid un0
Die Stirnnmg mar cine reht fro6
liHc Geridieocne &olitifer moreu
eriaienen, G6crit Saco6 Soof mar
ser Gin5ige, ser cine 9ieoe bielt. Ger
Goriiben0c ocs 9(rrangemcnts.Gomi.
te's mar ons frii6erc Stooirat6smit.
glieO SomeS II, Sung.
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..Narlnnnie.A

lrob oes ibledlten @ettcrS crfrcus
te lid OnS geitrige 9Iuiternr0iten Der
uSornonie~ I'M @eitcnO Farf eines
autcu 9eiuhes. Sos aus oen Ser
rcn @. 9}apiel q Eriniti 8 .5hnei.
GER 6. 9ranot @oul Ebiele, Com.
GnOc mo 2ouis g. 0ieterib bette
benoe arrangements Gomite bate
in ieoer Siniidt trefflib fir oas
leiblide &obl lno sic llnter6altuug
Der @oitc geiorgt uno Oie aapeae
oes oeutihen Campers uNedar"
ipieltc tlotte @eiieu. 6erner 6radtc
Der Seiangoercin untcr Der 2eitlng
ieilies Girigeuten Srn &. g(. alein
mcbrcre Sieoer 3ilm @ortro0c.
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iIpIaen ana SMLanerei.

9ei eincm Sample 5piiHcn 3wei
in glr. 5il Siio.Sleaciler 5traBc,
mobnenocn @6epaaren puroe geItern
Dlorgcn Der 6rau Sophia @liaer
cine 9iippe ge6roAen. Sic puroe I'M
pos So6ns Sopfins-Soipital ge6raht
iro fe5rte ipdtcr nad $ouie 8irriid.
Iic bciocn Gbcnldnner &oiep5 $40.
malsti uno Golpell Nliaer lpurOen
perbaitct uno megcn unae6ii6rlihen
@etrageus ie NIT SIS uno Soften Be.
itraii.
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Sin Senicbobcr Ocs3arncrs SenrD
9atcr 0on ScO0OiQe inn 3mciten Oh
itritt in 9altimoreGo murOe sc
Iterp Dlorgcn our9 Gin 6euer SER
ltort- Gic 6cueriUc6r Bon glrlington
Die ouf ben 9ranOplab geruien wurs
DC, fountc nihts glnOeres tbut ais
Die IN Der 9ad6e beiinoliAen @eb0lloe
beibiiBen. Cert arfc 9iegen crltidte
oas 6euer, oeiien llriode olIf Selbit.
ert5iinoung 8uriidgeiii6rt miro. SSn
Dem SMober uorcn lmgeiG6r iicbcn
lOnnen sen.
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9tabaiota, Ger. l5. 93opembcr.
6. 3 @ornin Der 9tahtasent Ser
biciigen @eIIs Sarge grpreBltotiotL
wurOc geItem Nlorgen bon 5mei
nosfirten 9idubern I'M $1,000 9aor.
aelo 6eraiIbt popon $500 i'll einent
9Sadet iocbcn ouf eiiiem 3ug Ger
oSoliton q Gegos Gentralbabn~
ongefommen uoren glaAoem bic
9lduber @aruiu 6eim slusiaIreu oes
s3ugeS Gus Der Station opgearifien
uuo iberudliiat 6atten 5uangen ne
i6n i'm cine 9Ilaruirtna 3ii uer5o
germ nod cine Strede nit i61eH 5il
aebcu
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lIar6iMaI eraifnet elungentiun.

Goroinol @ibbons miro beutc IN
Ssai6ington Die BORT togenoc brittle
&a9res4 Gonpention oes ,9Imcricalt
College Of Surgeons cr0ifnen. @is
gcitern glbeno moren bercits iIbcr
1000 IclesotcN III ser Sunoes1aupts
iioot eingctroffen. @rdfioent s. "a
z 6inue0 bon Baltimore crfldrte Sc.
itern 9l6cno, 0aB pGbrcuO Der Con.
oention 600 neiie @litglicocr oifges
nomnet pcrocu miirOen llntcr oen
2csicrcl bcfinoen iic6 g8. s. @orgaS,
Der General @inoar8t Der @unocs-
ornee, GuoleD 4, llllen Don Glepe-
lono, 2emis @ilcber bon @rootlDn,
Cir Ebontos Noooid bon 9lontrenl
mo s. gS. gSbite bon philadelphia.
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glMs bitterer ylutb.

@ine glniduIOigung oeS angebli.
den 0ie6itabls murOe geitcrn DIOR
gen BON 9iibtcr Smith in Der oitlihen
Foli5eiltation gegen Sobn 1per BON
sfr. 3Of Sii0.9ono-StraBe, iaaen
aclanen itno CT befonl iogor nod ges
lluGeno @elO non Dem 9fiAter. I'M
l'd uno ieincr Sainilie Gin 6riibitiid
~ taufen DDer muroe bon elmer
elollperlon abeeiaBt ais er ansc6lib
oor oem @adc Or. 1926, Oit.9alti-
Nlore-1traBc, 5pei 2aib @rooe meg.
aa0m. &oli5iit Gromioro bro6te
N9er no@ Scr oitIihen &oIi5eiitation,
,oo O oeriel6e Dor @i6ter Smith CT.
eIortc, y Dab CT felt ieds @oden anger
g %roel lei imo cine 6rau lmO 0rci
S.lnoer 5r Sauic babe, oie uiGts 5u
vllenD dttcn, mesbol6 er oas @roo
9elloblen babe. Ger Slidtcr beoau-
Vrle ocn 9Ronn unO entlicB ibn na6.
gv'll Gun Roli5iit no1 Der 9obnlng
oOn Nper gegon9en mor lm0 iid bon
per Eidtiafeit ser geula6ten glrgo.
pen iiber5euot 6ottc.