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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-05-12
PERSONAL
Comings and Goings of Local
People and Others.

w. j. STEWART was a passenger
today for San Francisco.
e. NJ. BROWN was a passenger
this morning for Wonder.
II. r. COOKE, attorney, left this
morning on No. 23 for Reno on legal
business.
EDMOND JuESSEN. one of the ex'
pert stan of the West End, returned
TO camp on No. "a.
o. V. PRYCE, of Reno, came in
from that city today to look after the
educational interests.
MRS. w. J. CURRY. of Round
Mountain, was a passenger this morn
ing for the eastern states,
MRS. LAURA DARRoUGH, from
the Darrough hot springs, arrived
from Manhattan last evening.
A. l.. LIDELL, from Springdale,
spent yesterday in Tonopah on bust
ness and left for home today.
DIR. j. l.. PENNINGTON has re-
turned to Tonopah, after an absence
of a week In Round Mountain.
THOMAS SoDEN, until recently
manager for the H. A. McKim com
pany, departed today for Chicago.
p. j. REILLY, secretary of Gold
field council, Knights of Columbus
returned to the southern camp today
LEONARD M. FOWLER left foi
Reno today after attending the state
convention OF the knights of Colum
bus.
F.. G. WATERHOUSE, 3, manager o
the Nevada Telephone and Telegraph
, company. came in this morning from
, the north
HERMAN A, DARMS, president o
I the Darms Coal Mining company
came up from the camp for feV
days stay in Tonopah.
THOMAS f. DUNN, the Goldfiel'
S undertaken, returned home this morn
ing after attending the Knights 0
r Columbus convention.
r ]. EDWARDS BRAY, state superb
# tendent of public instruction, is her
h to conduct the exercises of the no
r. NAL graduates tomorrow night
IS NJ. B. CUTTER, president of tn
g Tonopah & Goldheld railroad, is pa,
8. ing his regular visit to the souther
W country. He is now at Goldheld.
rs Mrs. II. C. Malloy and childre
Ii were passengers on the southboun
train this morning for Ventura, ca
fornia where they will spend u
summer,
e w. c. HARDING, of the conso
dated Auto company, left TINS NOR
ing for willow Springs, near Che
;" where he will recuperate for the ne
=, month.
''u J. NJ. FULTON, assistant gener
u" freight and passenger agent ana
ec' q Wilson. travelling agent OF I
'e' Southern Pacific. are registered
the Mizpah.
- FRANK LEE. formerly OF I
: Model cigar store, left for Los
. eeles today to visit his mother p
. naratory TO embarking In busin'
y IN California.
/ S. AUSTIN. president OF
. Tonopah Mining company, VINO v
- . expected here this Werk' S'up'
= . over ai Wonder and viii not arr
= . before tomorrow.
pe THOMAS FRAZIER purehaS
. agent OF the Tonopah Mln'nk g
= nanv returned this morning with
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-05-12

To enable ships officers TO detect
their approach to lceheres there has
been invented a microthermdmeter so
delicate that Il registers changes IN
sea water temperature to one thou
sandth OF a degree.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-05-12
CANAL WILL BE OPENED
SOON FOR ALL BUSINESS


PANAMA, May l2.-The first ship
will be sent through the canal under
regular conditions next week. A
Panama railway ship with cargo Will
be used for the trip.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-05-12
vii son BELIEVES MEDIATION WILL SUCCEED
No osities At Vera During Niagara
Southern P Pacific Pays Employees
Over a Million In Pensions

SAN FRANCISCO May Inauguration of the =
Southern Pacific pension the paid
in pensions employees reached 4O00O0 The
voluntary Of the 935 former
1914,
pensioners roll employees the
of building Pa
ciRc for / a California project. =
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-05-12
British Airnen
Die In Collision
. oBy Associated Pres.o

. LONDON, May 1.-TWO army =
= airmen, Captain Anderson and =
= his mechanic, were killed, and =
y Lieutenant Wilson injured when y
. two aeroplanes collided in air .
. at Aldershot.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-05-12
SENATOR RALsToN Will
BECOME A CANDIDATE

ny Associated Press.l
SAN FRANCISCO, May l2.-Wil-
liam c. Ralston. ex-United states
sub-treasurer, announced he would
be candidate for the Republican
nomination at the next primary elec.
tion, as business mems candidate,
he said
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-05-12
Aetna Shooting
Tongues of Fire


y CATANIA, May 12.-An earth .
. quake shock was felt in this VII .
= cinity today Mount Etna again .
= is active. At night tongues of .
. flame issue from the crater. =
= which is surmounted by high .
y column of smoke The dead of .
= the disaster Of Friday is placed y
= at 200.
. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-05-12
THE TEMPERATURE.

Highest temperature yesterday. 65;
n year ago, ".
Lowest temperature last night, 4s;
a year ago 81.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-05-12

The X.rays are being successfully
used BY New York surgeon to
diagnose appendicitis.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-05-12

This A. r. G. diplomacy viii pan
out only Il It delivers p. ID o.
Omaha Bee.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-05-12
THREE WOMEN BURNED
TO DEATH IN HOTEL


. 1Iiy Associated rrena.I
. YUMA. Ariz.. May i2.-Three =
= women were burned TO death in I
. hotel last night Their names 4
= are Naomi strong and Gene. 4
. We've Brown. school teachers.
. and Miss Browns mother.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-05-12
CONSUL S|LL|MAN IS RELEASED
AND GRANTED SAFE CONDUCT
To UNITED STATES TERRITORY


Ma g. alb be mb n the preside on the .
Mexican situation nHdh president nt f dht ~
A London orepth tina ng d h o o is nc re-
gdM as
mira Iowa
lt in
The Brnlh al h C ia o h detm h eh
sodeed mmeha erbase ce Consul
The minis tina a a e
f o
Ma the to pee con h
herew b NJ ~ Of hnt by Cruz here IS 10 om o
he the
o . . . . . . Q
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NO IMPORTATION
STR|KEBREAKERS
SAYS PRESIDENT
ARMS TO BE FoRcl6LY SEIZED
IN COLORADO UNLESS DIS
ARMAMENT is o5EYED.

TRINIDAD, Colo, May 12.-Presi-
dent Wilson, through the war de-
partment, has instructed Colonel
James Lockett, commanding federal
troops in Southern Colorado, to per
nit no importation of strike-break-
ers, and announced that time limit
would be set at once within which
delivery of arms must be completed,
according to a statement by Major
w. A. Holbrook.
Colonel Lockett announced the war
department had determined to permit
the rehabilitation Of the strikers tent
colony at Ludlow, provided the fed
eral military officers are given a roll
of the inhabitants, together with the
addresses of their former places of
employment. and provided further
that union man of strong influence
is placed in charge of the camp with
whom the military officers might CON
fer.
In his statement upon President
Wilson's instructions upon strike
breakers, Major Holbrook said the
commanding officers here had been
advised that no man shall be EN-
ployed in any mine in the Colorado
coal fields who had not been actually
in its employ April 22d, the date OF
/ the presidents first proclamation or
dering the federal troops into the
field, was published.
No mine that was closed down al
the time of, or before the strike, will
be permitted TO open, but all Others
may be operated under full protec
ton from the government.
Strikers, those formerly employed
at certain mines, will be permitted
to return to work at the specific
places of their former employment /
they choose, and if they are desired
by their former employers.
At various meetings of locals 0
the United Mine Workers of Americt
! the members have been told the.
would be dropped from the rolls 0
membership unless they complies
with the disarmament proclamation
/ The statements of Captain Edwl
f. Carson, who was commander Q
, Company A of the state militia in tn
attack upon, burning and looting 9
| Ludlow, are still being talked abou
!. here.
( Flatly contradicting General Chas'
commandant of the Colorado miltiii
: Captain Carson, of Company A, a
& serted that the men under his con
:, mand at the battle of Ludlow wei
not bona fide militiamen.
e He said 80 per cent of them wei
;. employees of the coal operators, an
n that this company was formed ApI
14th, only one week before the ba
n tie of Ludlow.
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bride. after honeymoon spent in
Southern California.
l.. C. TRENT, of the Trent Engi-
neeriug Works, went out on No. %,
after spending few days looking
after the installation of machinery at
the Tonopah Extension.
/ II. c. BROUGHER. president OF
the Tonopah Banking Corporation and
other interests, was among the ar.
rivals this morning, registering at
the Mizpah from Oakland
+. r. SANFORD, pastor of St,
Marks church. went over to Gold
field this morning, feeling somewhat
better from the attack of la grippe
that prostrated him Sunday night
l.. N. MULLEN. representative Of tbs
American Drug and Press assocla
tion. with main office AT DEBORAH
Iowa. Is paying his first visit e
Touopah he represents the com
pany that puts out line OF Merito
preparations
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NINE KILLED BY
EXPLOSION IN SHIP

. iny Associated rr~s.h
. NORFOLK. Va, MAY i2-
. Eight persons were killed today
= by an explosion IN the engine
= room " the old Dominion ship
= Jefferson. near Cape Henry.
80 q
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Ser 9rnf amf Stalieu.

2ou6p1 II, 25. Sept. - Mnf Dem
Tcloe Ser diplomatic miro Ser aui
Stalieu ~ntsgeiibte Drltd, iid 6em
Nreiperbuno an5uidlieben, INNER
itQrfer. Sic Gerbii1t6eten 6e1tten an,
ouB Gerbien inn 6aqe TIRES 5ieges
ei1ren @afen a1 Ser M6ria erbalten
miilie. Ser ierbiihen @egierltng miro
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oen Stalien idon lange begebrlid)
ieine gugert geridtet bat> ais m0g=
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Stalien itd Sen @erbiin6eten ni6t an
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Ger Gbmei5 l1rt sic grlaubniB on
qefragt baben, SEN G1trdmarid bon
5u geitatten. 9ie Sdmei5
permeigerte Sic @rlaubtiB. Sollte
Gel1tidlan6 Sen G11rdmari6 er5min=
gen, 10 uare Stalien, mie geiagt
miro, bereit, Sic Mel1trolitat Ser
SdJmei5 nit leiner 9(rn1ee gu id|iiben.
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Illus dem nordwelten.

@inona. = Sim Momagaben0
fallo bier cine Ser ammlung unter
Sen Muipi5ien 6es Staotsperbar16es
ltatt, in pel6er gegen meitere Mus=
oebnung 0es 6rauenitimmredfs ener=
giib proteltiert m11r0e. 8erlhieoene
Jral1en traten als &ebnerin1en auf
u1r6 ernteten fir lire uobler>pogeren
@orte gegen Sic 6rm1enbetpegu1rg
groBen 8eifaG. - Sic 6irma Set6-
lib & @arner iino nit Ser grri6=
tlng Ser 1reren @affenbaue BON Ssh
mona fontroftli6 betraut mor6en.
SIR Mngebot 1autete auf $4,000.
Sic Ba11arbeite11 perben nit mogld)=
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Sairmont.- 9ie geotbmel tern
8obngeieai9aft bat 6em Strederar=
better Souls @inters fir @erlebul1=
gen, Sic er erlitten batte, als er BON
elmer Iraiiine, Sic Elm an0erer Mn=
geltelter Ser 8abn unboriidtig fiibr=
tie, berobfiel un6 u~berfabren tp11r6e,
$4,000 gnti6a6igung ousge5oblt nn6
ol1d Sic ga1r3en @eil1tngsfoiten erlett.
Minneapolis. = SSn einem
bieligen 2ogirbauie entlpann itd ont
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Neuc Siebe sen 2u6en.

Berlin (iiber @mlter0am nn1
2pnoon), "a. Sept. - Sic oeutide
Arn1ee IN &uliii6+Yolen iebt lire
0perationen obne l1nterbrebung fort,
trotoen oas anbulten0e id1pere Sc
genapetter Ste 2anOltraBen uno 6a5
@elal1be in Moral tie pertpanoelt bot.
1yolt iiberau meihen Ste Hullen tpet=
ter 5uriidf, uno lire perida1r5ten Gtel-
1u1gen, in benen lie ben 0eutlben
Gornorih o%uf5ubalten Der uhen,
meroen belboliert. Gin pom s. tliden
&riegsidouplas 5uriidgefebrter Mit=
orbeiter bes u8erliner Sageblatt"
beridtet, 0aB Ser &eit Ser geldlage=
men 9(r1nee 6es ruliilden Generals
H%ennenfampf BON 6en 9eutlden Bis
Dor Sic Sorts bon @omno Der olgt
fpurbe. 9luf ibrer 61u6t p1tr0en Sic
Nuiien bel tan0ig nit einem mor0eri=
id)en Nrtilleriefeuer iiberldiittet oas
fl1rdtbore 8~erbeerungen in ibren
De1nolilterten Neiben anridtete.
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oem liiolid)en Minnelota qefuuf NOR

SEM iiioliden Minnelota gefnuft NOT
Sen, Ser bereitS Die 2eitung 0es Blat=
tes iiber11omnren bat. - Der 8a1z
ter oes @elt @otel, Ser anfangs Sc
bruar 6ieies Sabres bas alte Menar6
@otel in &odt nabn1, lift Bel No9t
uno Nebel al1sgefniffen> un6 fat bic
len oas Nadieben binterlalien. -
@ie sic 2eler Ser uMenace" beri9=
ten, tritt ienes Sdunoblatt Iebbaft
fir Sic @abl 6es @m. 6. See gum
@outper,eur bon Minneiota in sic
Sdranfen. @m. 6. See, fem Sobn
&aD 2ee> ser SEN 80. @ra6 BEL Sen
Treimauern ertporben> 1n6 sic uMe=
nace" - Elm berrlides &leeblott
Gage mir, nit mem ou umgebit, un6
i6 iage Sir, mer 6u bilt. Sic Ml1rora
vMenace" lit 0urd lire &eorgoniio=
ton III Sic Sage gefommen, Se0em
61trd M11fauf bon Mftien cine @ele,
genbeit CUR l1nterltiibl1ng gu geben.
@ielleidt bat aub Scr @oltperneur
~in ipe" bon Minnelota etnen GbeiI
jener Mftien artfgefm1ft, I'M 10 ser
ltnteritiibnng 6es @dmadblattes
iider SIT fem. - Mitte geptember
faro in Gong Nrairie sic Soo6 Count
tp=Jair itatt. Die Musitellung mar
0urdidnittlid gut, ebenio Ser Be-
iud. Sim lebten Sage famen 81 @us
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&erultpff nud)mals*

NetD Dorf, %. Sept. = Gro
BON @erl1itorff Ser oelttlde Sotibaf=
ter Ser Ser. Stooten, erfldrte o11l
Ireitogaben6 betreffeno sic 9lngaben,
lpouoh Sic 6elttldc1t gpl0oten Ser
@eriibu1g bon @rolti an1feiten beidul=
0igt tperben, tpie bonn fran5oit1her
9otlhafter bei1n Staats6eparteme11t
ldriftlih ni~e6ergelegt tpltr6e> folgen=
oes: 8is iebt fat itd ie6e 8eidul0i=
gltng Ser 0eltiden Nrmee megen Ser
iibl1ng bon @raui omfeiten alS falld
ertpiel en nn6 0as glei6e miro rtn5tuei=
felbaft o1h bel Sen @nflagen Ser SAL
fem, Sic sic fran3oiiide @otidaft
beltte gema6t fat.
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0eutide Sreffider6eit.

@on6erS mt, IS.
Sept. - Sic militarii6e 8ebor6en
pertpeigern natiirlib Sic grla11bnib
STR @eroffentlidung Ser g%enouen
&flteultnge1t, ie6od) lit aQgemein
bcfa11nt, 6ab Sic m1n a%ngeben6e
Shlodt bon oor5iiglider @idtigfeit
lit. Sn5miiden lit man ouf Ser
Shlodtlinie, Sic lid ouf einer Strede
bon etpa 100 Meile11 erltreGt, oltd)
ol1f fran5. >Seite 6u5u iibergegonge11,
lid) in tief e1 gr6ben Dor ser fein6li=
hen Stell11ng SIT berbergen. Die Mr=
tiQerie bei6er 9lrmeen bielt elm ur1=
oufborlideS 6euer o1fredt, mdbren6
0clttide un0 fron5oiiide Meroplanc
sic eegel1ieitigen Stel(lt1gen refog=
nos5ierten. Die &omn1onoenre ser
Gerbiir0eten boben Sen @r11n6 6afiir
gefunoen, mesbalb Sic 3eutide1 eine
ml1n6erpolle Srefflt6erbeit beim
Tel1ern enttpideln. Sic boben nQm=
lif einen 5pion int ibren @eiben
entbedt, Ser Ole &idtungen iiagnali=
iierte. CT mur6e gefangen nn6 TO-
fort eridoiien.
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Mit@eIl. - Sn elmer bier ge.
baltenen 5on6erabitimu1ung pur6e
nit
500 gegen 253 @timmen ob%gelebnt.
5ranffort.- Ser @an 9uien
8etrei6eipei9er, ser Stan bes g. 8.
@ertb un6 6as @obnbaus bes Otto
S40ge tp1tr6en 6ur4 8libitrobl ge.
troffen.
@ierre. - Sic @tonsssi@er.
b~eitsfommiilion bon bier bat sic 81.
5en5 Ser uSiour 2ife & GaiuoItp &c."
%mi6errufen uno Sen tpeiteren @erla1f
bon Mftien Ser @eieQidaft inn @toote
perboten, Biz 6teielbe lire @eiddfte
in beileren 3uitan6 gebradt bot.
5~iour5alIs. - Sic gul5ber-
ger & Sons 60. berlangt bon ben
@eidaftsleuten, melhe bos 2nn6 an,
gefauft bnben, auf mel9em bie SuI3<
bergers cine tte11e groBe SdIodtbal1s-
anlage erbauen ioQen, amei Sabre
tpeitere Belt, 1m 6as Nroieft 311r
Qnsfiibrung GIT b%rtngen. Sic feitge-
Iette 3eit 1duft om 1. Sa1tlnr nb, Sic
6irmo erflart ober, 6oB es ibr jett
tet, sic MnIoge 51 errid-
ten.
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Sumltagmorgen Elm 0isput iiber oit
&riegsloge, Ser in Elm Mepolper6uen
int &er5en ser Min11eapoliier Sc:
lhafts6iltriftes m1Sartete, monad
5>pei Mdi1u1er in iterben0em 3uitanoe
ms @oipital geidafft ml1roen. @eorq
M0lfans erlitt Drei M1n6en unf
miro BON oen Mer5ten nidt fir beiie-
rl1ngsfdbig gebalten. Mife 5itom=
mitd), elm &11iie, ser Sen STREET ar1-
.gefangen baben ion, erlitt eine
SduBml1nbe III Sen Naden unb liegt
inn &oipital barnieoer; an ieinem
Muffonmen miro gleidfalls ge5mei=
felt. Mif. Malef, melder Srieoen
mollte, erlitt aud cine SbnB=
pun6e. Das &epolper6uea fan6 auf
offener 5traBe itatt, un6 5ablreide
Haiianten i6mebten in grobter &C.
bensgefabr.
Song Nrairie (Gorreipon=
- Mm 81. @eptember tpur6e
bier urter 6em @oriit 6es &reisri6=
tiers G0ier bon ct. @lou6 ser baIb-
iabrlide Iermi1r oes &reisgeri9ts fir
County eroffnet. Seine beion=
oeren &lagen iino borbar16en; Sic
@auptflagen ban6eln it6 um M.
31tgsgraben. = Ser I'M Sabre 1876
Oon Is. 81. Sbeet gegriin6ete Song
Mrglts" lit BON &oesbe aus
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merfeu eingetroffeu lino uno eint
poae Operation entfalten f0nnen
llniere fleineren @eidiibe ieben oaS
@omburoemer1t ser 8eroun=Ioul.
|2inie init gutter Wirfung fort. 9ie
Sample, Sic in Sen lebten "a St11n:
Sen ltattfan6en> baben rl1r geringe
@irfl1ngen alt5geiibt, obne 0aB pe.
lentlide Ieran6erungen ltattgef11n.
Sen b1tten. @ir bolten unlere Stel=
ll1ngen l1116 auf ser gut15en 2inie III
feine 11erenstpertbe @eran6erung ein=
getreten.
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9ides, elan5enbes &aar
Trei bon @rinb.
Mabdcn, nerimdt es! 9as @nar tpirb
,oetd), tpaletb unb berrlid! 6auft
cine rs Gents 5laide 9anberine.

@c1m SIR etfpas Tim id5tperes 5aar
9ebt, bas glan5t in @d6nbeit uno itrahlt
bon 2eben, bas cine unpereleidIide
@eidoheit bat u11b tpa[lenb u1p eldr15eno
1T, nerl lt6t 9anberine.
Nur cine I%pplifotion perhnpncIt Sic
sdonheit Gures @aares, ncbifoern loft
JIG lpfprt ieben @rano : Gartifel. SIR
fpl1l1t fetn ldDnes 6aar nod eeiltl1nes
Soaar haben, lpenn Sir @ri1b habt. Sic
'cr Selprf. ral1bt Sen @1ors oes @aares,
Serltprt 1ei11e Starfe u1b fem eigcntIid]es
9eben l1no, er5el1gt, tpenn 11o11 i'm uidt
he'eltl9t; cine Nieberbaftigfeit uno ein
%,Sl1efen Der &%opfbaut; Sic @aarlpur5elu
hlll19eri1 aus, lnlen iid uno 1erhen ab,
pal1 tallt oas Saar rnih al1s. %erf ehlt
l1id5t cine 25 Gents Slnide hes a,tolplz
tons ga11Der1ne in irgenb ei11er apotbefe
ST fal1fe1 nnb bann perludt es.
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Sic grpfen @eidiibe fpmmen nod,

NerIir II, 26. Sept. = 9lm Tret=
tog ml1rbe in Berlin Sic offi5iel1e Mr=
fii1oigung gen1adt, oaB 9elage=
rung5geidiite BON Wfet meggel6afft
ml1roer, I'M gum @ombar6ement bon
Gerou11 uro SEN es u%mgeben0en ltor=
fen Sorts SIT oienen. Sic I~ron5oien
ll1d)en Sic @erarrbri1ngul1g 0ieler @e=
ld)iite SIT perbinoern," lagt Ser Be-
rid)t, vieoo1 fomn1en lie nit je0ent
Gag Dem 3iel naber. Sic Gin1abnte
BON Ierbun lit unDermei0lid, mer1t
oieie Seidliise Dor SEN 8efeltigungs=
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tomobile NIT 6airbeiudern BON Sauf
@entre gu unlerer Nusltel1ung. -
9r. BON 8alfenburg laBt bier elm
neues @oipital bauen. - Ser &ortof-
felban6el mar bier 3iemli9 lebbaft,
als Ser Breis per Bui6el so gts.
betrug. Sod Ser Breis ser grb-
APPEL lit ouf IS Gts. gefo1en, un6
iett marten sic @ortoffeIba11ern pie-
ser ouf cine Nreislteigerl1ng. $.
ct. Saul. - Ma9tergeant
Sons Mamolb bon Ser &an6olpb @e=
pierlpade lit foot un6 Motorpoli5iit
5ran5 @elan6er Iiegt iterbeno inn
@opp=@oipitol, no96em beioe Der
mutblih bon bemielben &aiuber, aber
gu beridieoener Madt5eit lno in ber-
i6ie6enen @to6ttbeilen angeihol'en
mur6e1t. Ser Mor6er> bon tpeldem
Sic NoIt5ei cine quite @eihreibung
bot, lit nod ouf freiem 6l1Be> tpdb=
reno ii6 fem angebli6er SpieBgeie1e
in Nolt5eibaft beftn6et.
Mprb=9afota.
Mcn6an. - SRI. Charlotte
Stltt5mam, Godter 6es @.@. 5tl1ts-
mann, 6es &rdit6enten ser @iien-
babn6abn = &ommiiiion bon @oro-
9afota, lit aus Haris, mo lie multfos
liide Stu6ien madte, eben 5uriidge-
febrt. Sic beridtet, 6ab mdbren6 ser
Jabrt 6es 3ampfers n&odembealt"
fur5 no6 gerlaiien 6es Safens frat-
5oiiide &ofenpoli5eifrelt5er 6en
9ampf er a%ufgebalten un6 bier 9eut=
ide perbaftet babert Sic iid in Nrie=
iterflei0ung efan6en un6 als Spione
bctrad]tet m1tr6en.
&c EN- 81 5. - "a mo11 BEL
Ser tdsbobr11ngen etma cine Meile
iiiolid bon bier auf mtsgiebigen
@alicrmtsfl1tb geltoBen, bdlt man
iett Die @aiierperi orgltng I'M erer
Srtldoft fir a1tsrcid)eno geiidcrt.
@ismord.= 0as Stoatsober=
oeridt bot entldieoen, 6aB @ombeqs
Sic @ol1pt1taot bon @urfe Go11ntp lit.
9ignite botte iib r1n 6os gleihe Gor=
redt bemorben. - Erof. 6. 81. @il=
ipn, ser lor1omirtbidaftlid)e Sadber=
itdnbige Ser @rcat Mortbern+g abn,
1tn6 Nrof. sbom, @oritar1b ser Mor6=
@erbanos CUR @ebltng Ser
9anomirtbidaft baben alts gnglono
rs &olbllttrin6er no6 SEN Ser.
Staaten gebradt, Sic iie inn M11ftrage
BON Sames S. SIN ongefaltft botten.
Erof. @ilion gob ieiner Mnltdt M1ts=
6oB infolgeoeiien @err SIN ouf
Scr internationaIen @iebidort, Sic orn
1. Ge5cmber III Chicago eroffnet
miro, mehrere Treiie errineen miro.
@ron6 Sorts. - Sic gef0r=
6erl1ng ser @ei5ener11te inn Stoate lit
im belten @ongc. Sic giienbobnen
baben ale notbigen @ori orgen 10 gut
getroffen, oaB iid fei11erlei Meiblt11=
gen ergeben. - Or. Gincent, &eftor
Scr Staots11nibcrlitdt bon Minneio o.
to, tpltr6e hom Mnpoltsperbo1oc bon
Noro=3ofoto in Mnerfenn111g leiner
umsiigliden Mniprode Dor 6cm &on=
pent 6es Gerbon6s 511m Iebensl6ng=
(iden Mitglieoe ernannt.
GIb=0 afpta.
5iour Sails. - 0ie 0epoli=
Een in SEN bieiigcn 9onfen bctrogen
gegenmdrttg $7,039,S03.03 - So
Iepb Simmid bon @artfor6 lit gum
Observation-Disclosures fir SEN 0iitrift
un6 Sii6oafota errnnnt mor-
BEN. Ct iiberiieoelte NIT ieiner So
nah Mber6een. g.. g.
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ouuille 1perDen 11tulrterbrpd)en

Wiroupille 1peroen utultterbroden
nit idpperen @elager11ngs @eibii=
Sen beidloNen uno langiam, aber
lidpr 5eridymettert, mie %0ieienlgen bon
&iittidl Ma1nl1r l1no Mal1bel1ge. Se11
Observation-Disclosures un0 an Ser e.
laiiiid)en @ren5e lino ale Mngriffe
Ser Tran5oie11 5uriidgemorf fen nor
Ben.
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C|RLS! GIRLS! TRY IT,
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
Make II Thick, Glossy, Wayy, Luxur
liant and Remove Dandruff-Real
Surprise for You.

Your hair becomes light, wavy, fuf.
fy, abundant and appears as soft, lus-
trous and beautiful as a young girls
after a "Danderine hair cleanse" Just
try this-moisten a cloth with little
Danderine and carefully draw 1t
through your hair, taking n small
strand at a time. This will cleanse
the hair Of dust, dirt and excessive oil
and In just a few moments you have
doubled the beauty Of your hair.
Besides identifying the hair at once,
Danderine dissolves every particle OF
d~andruff; cleanses, purifes and inVig'
crates the scalp, forever stopping Itch
ing and falling hair.
But what will please you most will
be after a few weeks use when you
will actually see new hair-fne and
downy at flrst-yes-but really new
hair-growing all over the scalp. II
you care for pretty, soft hair and lots
of it, surely get a rs cent bottle OF
Knowlton's Danderine from any store
and just try 1t. Adv.