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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-04
YAVAPAI CLUB EN-
JOYING BIG BOOM
(From Fridays Daily.)

tfrom FRIDAY Daily.)
Fifty new members have been
added to the Yavapai club within
the past thirty days. and there is
little doubt but that the member
ship will be swelled to two hun
dred before the present campaign
ends.
This means that the club, already
second in Importance TO none in
the whole state of Arizona, will
soon out-distance all others, save
possibly Phoenix, in point of total
membership.
The campaign which brings such
roseate future to this organiza-
ton, was started some two weeks
ago. when the new officers were
elected. the membership fee at that
time having been suspended for
thirty days. And it has surprised
the most optimistic so far. those
having the matter in charge declar-
sponsive and that many new mem
bers have also become enthusiastic
to help push the membership to
the highest possible maximum.
Seen yesterday morning, Secre
tary George D. Morris was loud IN
his praise OF the hearty cooperation,
OF club members and officers in
the work at hand. He said that
the club was on. the verge of open
ing a series of entertainments for
the coming year, to commence in
formally next Tuesday evening
when smoker and banquet will be
given at the club rooms for the
purpose OF welcoming those who
have recently joined and giving
them an insight into the benefits and
objects OF the organization. This
smoker will soon be followed by.
some other kind OF entertainment of
more elaborate nature. when plans
will be formulated for a long Sc
ries OF such functions.
The Yavapai club is one of the
most noted organizations OF the
kind in the whole country. Away
from home its reputation for all
that goes toward making club
of the kind a pronounced success.
reaches to the remotest corners OF
the country. 1t has entertained
presidents and other dignitaries OF
national and international renown.
who have been lavish in their
praises and endorsement OF the
club work in this city. and OF the
magnificent club building maintain
ed here. Among these notable
guests may be mentioned William
Howard Taft. when he was presi
dent OF the United States, w. J
Bryan. Chief of the U1ited State
army staff. Generals Wood, Bell
and Funston. and most all the other
prominent officers of the United
States army at Washington. to say
nothing OF the dozens of notables
from the national capital and me-
troDolitan centers OF the country.
The officers of the club who were
recently elected and who are hearth
" and enthusiastically aiding in
the present boost campaign. are:
President. f. J. Mitchell.
Secretary. George D. Morris.
Vice President. II. w. Heap.
Directors. w. A. Drake, II. II
Linney. James A. Hope. T. a. Kast-
ncr and DR.. J. H. Blain.
The officers give II. w. Heap
Malcolm Fraser. r. y. Fredericks
T. G.. Norris and many other mem
bcrs great credit for help rendered
and declare that no organization
can help reaching the very highest
apex OF achievement when backed
by such men, who love the clut
and are heart and soul in the har
ness for everything that can con
tribute to its growth and prosperi
ty.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-04
Oct. "a, 1914.

Fl. L. Schornick, NJ. D. files GER
iiicate from State Board of Medi-
cal Examiners in Osteopathy.
w. L. Mcleod to Jennie Stuckey,
Bill of Sale, cows, calves.
Geo. Day and wife to Levi Young
w. Deed, % interest in Ne OF Sc
q. seq of SWH and SWH of
NWH Sec. 3, 13N. BE.
Geo. Day and wife to Levi Young
.. c Deed, = interest in various
water locations. in Yeager Canyon,
Ningus mountain. etc.
O. A. Lange and w. II. Bird
'ocate Woodrow Wilson Mine, Has
sayampa district.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-04
SAD RITES AND
MEMORIES REMAIN
(From Wednesdays Daily.)

One OF the saddest and heart
appealing funerals that has ever
been held in Prescott was that OF
Otto F. Ekeroth yesterday morning
at ten o'clock at Ruffner's mortuary
parlors in this city. But few were
present. Few knew the deceased.
He was practically stranger in
this city. But his faithful sister.
Mrs. Augusta Cressy, was present,
and she was nearly Frustrated with
grief. 1t was none other than this
faithful woman who made it her
business to take an absorbing inter
est in finding her brother after it
was reported that he had shown
up missing here. She came to
Prescott and did everything in her
power to gain clew whereby he
could he found either dead or alive.
Failing in all her endeavors in be-
hall OF one whom she held most
dear. she offered a reward OF TWEEN
ty-hve dollars for him dead or
alive.
The grewsome find was enough
to quail the heart OF the bravest OF
The brave. But this sister never
quailed. She came to Prescott and
looked after every detail until the
one who was flesh OF her flesh
and blood OF her blood had been
consigned to mother earth in the
very best possible form.
kkeroth was a good man, accord
ing to all who knew him best in
Prescott during his short life here
Mr.. Brisley, the druggist who en-
ployed him. says he was a good
pharmacist. faithful employee and
man above ordinary ability in
his profession. But he seemed to
have the failing of common NOR
tails. and fell into ways which led
him into the paths which have been
followed by many well meaning and
efficient men. the sad fate which
overlook him being the result.
His ambition during the. greater
part Of his life was OF the highest
possible character. He was vigor
Gus and had his mark set high, |
but there came reverses in his life
which beset the best of men at
times. an explanation OF which is
only available at the final &C
counting OF which man knoweth
not"
Ekeroth was a firm believer in
the faith OF spiritualism. H. had
talked this mysterious doctrine long
and faithfully to those who knew
him best. He absorbed in large
share the doctrine promulgated by
fatalists the world over. And in
the final hours OF his life, while
alone in the secluded spot which .
he selected as his bier. when all
things earthly had probably assum-
ed the fcrln of the mist of day"
is it not charitable and reasonable
to believe that his mortal vision
was absorbed in the thought OF
better things in the great beyond.
from whence no weary traveller
returns"
The remains were inferred in the
Prescott cemetery and the spot
where he lies is dear to the hearts
of bereaved relatives and friends.
who doubtless will ever cherish the
memory OF one who was perhaps
but who, in the language
OF the philosopher. says. earth to
earth and dust to dust" and with
such consolation goes into the great
beyond dependent on the justice
oF the creator of the universe
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-04
LOSES FOOT IN
A PECULIAR WAY
(From Thursdays Daily.)

IFrom Ihursday7s DalIy.)
{. J. Batcman, a former resident
OF this city, and a millwright by
occupation. fell from a derrick at
Taft, California. two weeks ago.
and in striking the ground a nail
penetrated the sole of his right foot.
Blood poisoning developed and am
putation was necessary to save his
life. Bateman was working his
last shift. and was preparing to
return to the Placeritas. near Kirk
land. to perform annual assessment
work on his mines.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-04
FATAL AFFLICTION.
(From Thursdays Daily,

IFrom thursdays DalIyJ
G. V. Stevenson, for several
weeks under treatment at a private
sanitarium in this city, passed away
yesterday from tuberculosis. at the
age OF about thirty years. He was
a native of ireland, where a father
and mother survive. a sister re-
sides at Mt. Kisco, n. Y, and the
remains will be shipped by Lester
Ruffner to that city for burial.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-04
SUBSCRIPTIONS PILE IN

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-Local
members of the federal reserve
board were notified from Washing
ton that the first installment on
the sixth total subscription to the
federal bank stock will approximate
81, 100000.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-04
GIVES GOOD REPORT.
(From Wednesdays Oaily0

lFrom Wednesdays Oaily)
Foreman Anderson, OF the Fair
view mines of Ed. Block. near
Crown King. was an arrival Mon
day, bringing samples of the ore
body recently determined. which
showed values OF over $50 per ton
in gold Anderson stated the vein
is three and onc-half feet wide,
and it is his belief the making OF
a mine is in evidence.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-04
MORATORIUM MODIFIED

BORDEAUX. Oct. 2S-President
Poincaire today signed a decree
modifying the moratorium proclaim
ed in August. providing for the
gradual return to normal financial
I'll
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-04
PUBLIC RECORDS
Instruments Filed as Recorded by
The Prescott Title Co.
Oct. 21, 1914.

Humphrey Fiheld locates Clear
Creek Placer, Verde Valley district.
NJ. NJ. Harshbarger and wife to
Cons. Arizona Smelling Co., Lots
"a, IS and SO, Block Wells addition
Humboldt.
Rob Swank ct al locate Jennie
Hicks Mine, Castle Creek district.
Big Blue Mining Co. OF Arizona
amends Articles of Incorporation.
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s8isSsr Gin aHtpnusIiid.
@eo. Il. Rnmmtl in leinen gIHtp
UOH einem SObnjusc nieoer.
geraHnt unO getObtet.

ltnfueit Battle Greet, glebr., CT.
eignete iib Routng Ratnittag eiu
betriibenoer llnfaa, iueldcr Elm blii.
benOeS DlenitenIeben forOerte. Geo.
9flnmcl, elm glngeIteIlter Der Sntn.
la giiheD SonO 60, 312 n0roI.
%. StroBe pobnboit, befanb ii6
init einem @cfdbrten in einem gIil.
TO imO bcriu6te, oas gabngeIeiic
Dor eincm nnbenoen 8uge gu freu.
5en. Da, ntitten nuf oem @eIeiie,
peringte Der Mednnismus oes glu.
tos. Der gfeiiegenoiie gtitmmePs
iab bic @einbr uno rettete itf ourf)
einen Sprung aus benz ailto. @be
Gunmel elm @lei6es tbun fonu.
te, nuroe ons guto bon Der So.
fomotipe getroffen ino 5ertriiuts
inert. 9tlrmmel tpuroe ntf Der
STEELE getootet. CT binterIdBt cine
ans leiner 9rau uno 5tpei ain.
0ern beItebenoc 5auiIie.
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aanSiSat fir @ensraIanpnlt.

Serr Biais e. aeeo, Der be.
fannie ge6tsanipaIt aus Weaoiion,
Geb., befano iid gcitern nuf Der
0urbreiie nah gincoIn III Omaha
uno puroe i'm 4orton &otel BON
5ablreiden sSreunoen begrhbt u1t6
beitiirut, oIs aonoioot fir Gene.
raIitaatsmhpoIt ouf benz oemofrati.
iden &idet nuf5litreten. Serr Heeo
bat 5par feline aanoiootur nod
ni6t offi5ien angefiinoigt, Ole oil.
9. zine glnnabme ober it, OoB er
Oies oemndhIt tbun miro. Seoen.
fnas mare er elm treffliher anni0nt
fir oas tuibtige gmt oes General.
iiautsantpaItes. gr iIt Elm beoeu-
TENDER Suriit, mO Elm Mann bon
GROCER ltrtbeilsfrnft. @enn Die
3entofraten einen itorfen aanoion.
ten fir 0ieies gfmt ipiini6en, ion.
ten iie nitts unberlu1t loiIcn,
Serrn gfeeo 81 beItiumen Ieine
anioibatilr orl5umeIoen.
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StaSt MrFiAo
uor finrr RrDoltt!
gluslGnorr riiiten iidl Ium aampi.
Snerfiitiidle Srnppen
menteru.

8cra GrnI, 30. SUM. - Sicr
ein1ctroiiene 5liidtlinac mcIoen,
6aB bic 5tnot Mlerito an gorabcno
ciucr Jlcuolliion itebc Dic oeut.
idc un6 Die britiibe BciauOtidait
babcn ollc glnBregGln gctrOiirR mn
ibre Staatsangeboriaen bel einem
ousbrcdjen0cn arapoa 81 ibiieen.
@eDebre iinO Dcrt6clt mnO
Sanoncn ionic giaitmcngcmebre
in ocn Sofen Der GeiauOtidait oiti.
acileat moroen.
geriften auS 6em Mciten SO.
iolgc iino 5000 Suertiiti6c Irip.
ben ji 2SiIa iiberaegaugcu. Bel
ocn jiingitcn Sample in 3acatecas
babcn SuertiitiIfe 1riippen auf If.
re cigeueu aomerooen geieuert ino
babcn iid Damn 8iIla augcid)loiien.
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garmbfrjige Sdlmeitern nni 9am'
pfern.

Nrm Dorf 30. Suni - Ger
g}or0oelitifc 9loDo bat 9ormber3i.
ac Sdueilcru beruicn am fir Die
ainOer Der 3piihcn0edler 81 ior.
aen. Die Shpciteru giari5 mo
Soipp6a ans 0cm 0lutter6auic Der
1raujistanerimcn In g9ien maren
Oie eriicn, Oie oicies gicbesmrrf
iibernonnen boben mo oicier Eage
gum eriteu Mal bier eiugetrofien
iino. Sore perftbatiae Silie fiir
bic sin0cr Der ali 5ccfraufbelt lei.
ocHoen gltern i'm 3miiden6ed ulu.
DC Dou oa 8eoutet oes 2loDo5
10 auerfaunt, ooB er gIuitalten ae.
trofiCn bat. Sdipeitern auf ale
glusuau0crcrid)ifie 81 ruien.
SSebesmal miro cine fteue Shipe'
iter oie beibcn eritgennunten Shtue-
tern beaIriten, nm fiir ibrc glrbeit
~ ncrOen; uuo in tilrs
ser 3eit boiit man auf oieie Beiie
gpnug 5dpeitcrn iiir ale gtusman.
0ererihiiie fir oieics nelte g9obl.
tbltigfeitslpert 5u erlangeu, oas it'd
gleidl pon glniang oil BON 70 gro.
Bem Segen erluieien bdt.
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9lnS Sem aOnarcF.

8aibington 30. SUM. - Die
0ebattc ilber Die 5hlB. unO 8aieu.
BcniQigung5Dorlage iuurOe inn &c.
nat icrtaeicbt. Senator Burton
propbc3eitc. oaB in 3ulllnit Oerar.
tigc Bills uidJt angenommcu peroen
fonnten, ipenn nidlt Die glrt uno
g8ciic, mic Die @clOer bcrt6eiIt ner.
ben elmer 9lenoerng lmteriporfeu
miro. II 8as Gornite iijr Iilitdr.
ongelegenbeiten bot Senator Cham.
berluit5 ReioIution, lalt lDeIber
bic 9lrnee mo Marine oti arieg3.
itdrfe gebradlt tperOeu ioa, giinitig
einberidItet. ...
SIM Sauie pl1roe bic 9iQ nnge.
nonHen, lout ipelder bic 8elDiIli.
glngSoorlage crit am is. Suli al.
itatt am 1. SSuli erlcOigt peroen
ioa. - Gle S5uD 8orlage, ponnb
GbierGr5te III Der 8uulOesdrmee on
qciteat iueroen ioGen. puroe onge.
nontnen. Die ,5looO gorlage
lout Uclder onlGBIi6 Der fommen.
Den britiidl.amerifaniiten 6rie0ens-
ieier cine aomntiiiion ernamut mer-
oen jol, ipuroe nit 1S5 gegcn 80
Stimmen abgclebrt.
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ISerIpnalnptisen.

Gas bctonnte aiinitlcrponr Geo.
@irih6orn lit no6 elmer erfolgret-
den 3our ourd) n1ebrere Staatett
oes Sitens tuieoer bier eingetroffen,
Inn BON ben ourHgentodten Stra-
po8en ous5urilbeu uno iid Der @r.
3iebitug i6rer Orei ainoer 5it iui0.
men. Selbige baben bel ibren
@roBeltern Gffroot eit traltes
5eim gefltnoen.
Serr 8biIltp D2es, Sobn oes
6errn Gbos. Neb, Stuoent Der
l1nibcrlit1t Dale, miro iih morgen
nodl Buffalo begeben, bon no aus
er in einem gluto ieines 8aters,
0oS oerieIbe bereits na6 BORT ab.
aeIhidt bat, nit mebreren Stu.
0iengenoIien eine SSabrt ourb Die
yeeu gnqlnnO Stooten MAIDEN tpiro.
sSrau GbaS. 0teb nebit 9odter Ger.
truoe, Die Ii6 fiir3lih elmer 8ltno.
BARN Operation uuter3ieben IoHen
ntuBte, tpeilen geeenlpdrtig in sc.
ottlc, bon no ans tie iid) Witte
Suli nnh 60 Sofia, Gnl., beeeben
Serr SSulius 8i6ert IT,, 1928
iiioI. II. Strabe, feiert beiite bel
gutter @eIunobeit ieinet so. Sc
burtstag. 8ir grotuliren.
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Ausbrfitang
bfr probibitiOn!
Sm /. Snli iuiro @rit gireinia
GlS nenHter Stant 0er
llniun vtrodeu", "a

Charleston, g. gd., 80. Suni.-
Seute I'M Ytitternatt tritt in @eit
8irginin oas neue Stoatsprobibi.
tionsseies in Graft. D1ntit tuirb
Die 3abI Der ntrodenen" Binbes.
itaoten auf neun eebrnht iein. Die
ii6rigeu odt ptrofenen" Stuntpn
iin6: Georgia, 4anias, WniIe, weiI.
iiiiippi, glor6 Carolina, gtor6 Do.
totd, SfInbouo, Senneiiee. 8ieie
neim Stanten, 3liianunen NIT Dem
@ebiet, peIhes ourh 2ocoI Option-
@eiete atroden@ geIegt III, innfntt
2,132,726 QuooratmeiIen uHo bot
46,029,750 @intpobner, obcr nnbe.
at 80 9rojent Der @eiomntben0I.
ferlng Der Ser. Stonteb iuie bic
5iibrer Der grobibitioTrifteit in if.
rem Statiititen iagen.
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Strafenran6.

Syn Ser g21be bon g[ibIorO, 92eb.,
ereigrete lid Sonntng g}aft Elm
StraBenuberiaa. S5obn Gbiaip5 pom
2Gblan0, BON tpel6en Die 9ultoiten
nnnabmen, 0aB er cine be0ellteuOe
Sunlne @eIOes bel iib fiibrte, tpor
oos Gpfer DER 8egeIagerer, bod
modten iie MIR geringe 9eute.
81hreno iid Die 9anoitcu nit
8bilip5 beidditiatcn, fam Charles
B. GorinqeIo oeS 8egcs. @r
mar beritten uno gut beDnifnet
uno CAB auf Die 9anoitan 8euer.
Gieie erlpioerten 0niiel6e, ianOcn es
o6cr mir geratben, oaS 6oieupn'
nier 81 ergreiien. Giner BON III
ncn uur6e beripunoet.
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Die Ne6rasfa g2atrunaaenfraae.

gluS 8uibington miro beribtet
ooS Senator 6it6cof NIT graiioent
8iIion cine ltrterre6ung betrefis
Hegellmg Der Nebrasfa Gatronn.
genfrage gebabt uno bon ibm Die
8eriiderlng erbalten Bat, oaB bic
iel6e nod Dor 8ertagltng Oes Con.
grefes erleoigt tperoen miro, fperps
m0glih i9on Dor Der oenofrotiidln
Transformation, bic am 20. SSult
in Columbus itattfin0et. 5it,bcod
ion, pie Die See" itd mcIoen ldBt,
iebr 9Iiidlid aetuefen iein, oils er
Dos 8eiBe SauS berlniIen, mas Tie
oobin oeutet, oaB er Gbriit. @riin'
tber oIs %inneniteuer Solicitor
ourdbefommen miro, pobreno Serr
9rpan Den 9oitneiiter bon 2incolt
ben 8unSeS 0iItriftsonipaGt uno
.Wari6oa 5lt ernennen baben miro,
9tun, mir ipollen abparten.
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franfreidls @ebnrtenriidaana.

Baris, 80. SUM-. - geob elmer
ebcn In Baris oeroffentlidten amt.
Iihen Statiitit ipur0en i'm Sabre
1918 in 6ranfrei6 55t2 ain6er
ncniger geboren. aI8 i'm oorberge.
benoen Sabre, oic nieorigite @e.
birtsrate tiir 5ronfreidJ nit glus-
uabmc oes Sabres 1911. Ser
lleberi6uB Der @eburteu iiber bic
6ooesidae iteIt ii6 fir 0os Sabr
1913 nuf 41,901, ourhidnittlid
auf ie 5ebntaitieno @inmobner 5ebn
8eburten mebr als SobesiGae.
s5u 9eittiblan6 betrug in bent
ielben S5ubr Der @eburteriiberiduB
1877 fir ie6e 5ebntouieno gintpob-
ner, in Geiterrei4 107, in SStaIien
140 umo in llngorn 1870.
Chen pur0en in 6ranfrcih ab.
i'm Sabre 1918 298, $50,
1860 peniger ais i'm borberge-
benOeu Sabre; S5n 0erieIben 3eit
iteigertet iif Die @beideiOlngen
bon 1889 alf 1906. Die
Senps peiien Snrouf bin, bnB Die
geoolferitng bes Geuti6en &ei6eS
lid i'm Sabre 1913 I'M rino 800
900 aopfe bermebrte, lmgef6br
5tuan5igrna[ 10 biel, aIs i'll 5ronf-
reidL oas MIR einen 3muohs BON
nidt gang $4,000 gu ber5eidneu
batte.
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@ci hrn 9lf.snr.gen.Mittern

g}ontag gl6eno rpuroen 400 gtit-
aIieoer 0es Omaha Commercial
Glu6 i'm S6loB Der Af.5ar.9en-
Ritter gu giittern ecidlageil. 0ie
8erreu lpur0en in Die @ebeimniIie
0c5 g1ittcrorOens ciugefitbrt nno il.
nen oa5 @elii6oe 6es 3Ghtpeigeus
ilbcr oos, mas borgegnngen lit,
abgenomnleu. Sefretdr @eaber
fiinoigte an, SaB oie g2itgIieoidaft
iid jeBt 6creitS auf 2257 belaufe.
Bon 0en Serren 8. Z. GaItnan,
S5iioor 3iegler mo Robert UionIep
mur0en ReOen gebaIteu. aongreB.
mann Qobef mar ebenfaas anne.
ien0 uno bielt cine ftr3e 9tniprade.
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Froicf acacH so,ialiitcu.
@rncn StIrioiauua bcS SfiiIirrs'
corps. r. 3eitaemahe Stiftnna.
- giaubcr crbalten "A SalrC
3ndltJanS. 9rirnnOent rnt,
lcibt i'd. = @eridDirOrnes.

Berlin 30. ,Suni @citrrn
beoon DER lro5cB acgcn Die ra.
Oitale SoIoliitcnfilbrcrut gfoia
Sircmblrq mtcr Der gnflagc, oao
Giii3icrscorps bclei0iat 5l bobcn.
Tic glngctln3tc hattc In circr jl
6reiburg Y arbaltcncu 9}coc
bcbatptct. Die Ncboroeu Ucrbeimlidl.
ten cmporcn6e Nacrnruoramcn,
peIde nlidllidle Grriguiiic icicn.
f06 3eugcn mur0en ptr 9crbano.
lung geIa0eu, oarlintcr aid DER
io5inliitiidc Observation-Disclosures
Or Yicbtncdt.
aaiier g9iIbclm arncbmigtc einc
Sitting oe5 Ser3oga bou 9lItcn.
burg in So6c non 100000 MarF,
oereu 3inieu fir bcrlnaliidtc NiiIi.
t0riIic1cr oocr ibrc gln1e56rigcu be.
itimmt iiuO
81 Gloeu5ura tpur6cu Der Sdno.
Ter 2cbning mo Die 9riiocr gu.
qclbert mo 2oms ShmiOt ~ "A
Sdbren 3ufthuus oerllrtbciIt. Sic
batten i'm glopembcr b. :. oen aai.
icnboteu Gclmcnboriter BON ocr
,Sntcipinucrei bcralbt imo Den
8adtcr Scroc cridoien.
g}ic aus Gciiuu gcmcloct, bat
Der aauimaun 0iitjc in ciuem
9abnpogcn cincs nadj Somburg be.
5irunten Shneusuges Sclbitmoro
begau1cU Gr batte ais 2eiter oes
Geiiauer 3peiaaeihdfte5 Der Der.
liner gauficrs 5roc5lid & aattner
280000 g}arf untcridlagen uuo
mar Iiedbrieilid oeriolgt uorOen
@icn, 80. Syuti. - Die bieiiqcu
@cr6eItl5eu iiir ,yreilDiQigc SIM
Gicnit in 9tl6auien iin0 nuf 9er.
anlaiiung Der @roBnldhtc qcihloi.
icu noroeu Die 9fegicrllnBen inl0
einbcqig bereit, Dem 6iiritcn bon
gllbanien Silic gegen Die mosIeni.
tiiden gebeacn 6ilfe 81 bieten; ieoof
tpiiniten iie, oaB irgeuO etlua5,
oos IN Oieicr Siniift geihiebt, nur
auf regelredtem onltlideu 8ege &C.
idjeben ioaa. llu6 ie fiir6tcn
.lucnu ulan sic Crganiiirung bon
5reimiligeuforps 3uIaiie, 10 piirOe
Dies 3ur gil0ung BON ygan6en"
iiibren uno 9erarttees oud in all.
6eren galfanitaatan erIeidtern,
8uoapeit, 30. 1Suni II Die Sci.
tung .Beiti gtapIo" orudt cine Gin
go6e oes Sebenbiirgener 3eifners
Sen1pinfD oil ben ariegsniniiter
a6, fporin bebduptet miro, Die De-
Iertionen rundniider Gifi3iere iei.
EN- MIR 8duidung; alle oieie Gfii.
3icre jeien be5ablte Spione. 5n
elmer qaitircu0en 3beatertrlppe
bGttcn iih cbcnfaas orei rlmoni.
Ihe Giii3icr5ipione befinoen.
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Stof.

@eorge 0liinh, So1n bon 6raii
Gliiabetb Dliind), 26tS Siio fl.
StraBe. nuroe beute morgeu bon
Safer gaciiicIS nit 5rdulein Yia.
m Stod, 2odter BON Serrn 9Iu.
quit 9tod. 30t7 5uo 16. ,StraBe,
in Der Ct s5oicp6sfirde aetraut.
gI5 9raBcligeu fiingirten Die Ser.
rem 9lobert Dtiind uab glIopiius
gdIndl, unO Sri. Sernlinn Stof
mo ,5d. Carolina @eiufurtner.
9lad Der grautneiie fnno I'M Snit.
ie Der grmtelteru oos Sod5eits.
mabl Itatt. Seltte gl6enO miro bort
Ole 5eier itottfiuoen. 9os Boar
mar aIaiiengenoiien in Der ct.
,5oiep6s S6ule upo 3d6lt einen
aroBcn t5relnoc8freis. 8os iln8e
8aar miro Poop 8eIeuue glpo.
ieiu Scim oufibIageu. @ir gro.
tlilirrrn
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0ic @ei8enerntr in aaniag.

1opeta. aaS., 30, SUM. = Die
aaniaa 8eijenernte betrdgt beuer
t54. 100000 guibeI. Ger 8inter-
mei3cn ergob 90 Bro5ent einer pol.
len Grntc; cas- beitellte g(reaI be.
trug 8,873,000 9Gder. Gs ipurben
in 0ieiem Sabre 6G0OO,00O guibel
mebr 8ei3ett geerutet, ipie 5u ir.
geno elmer atoeren 3eitperiooe.
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Nus gle6rasfa eitp nnO llma,aenO.

Serr Gilbert Sdnittfer, Elm be.
fainter oeutiher giirger bon gtes-
brdsfa Gitp, lit Son1tng i'm 9lter
bon go Sabren an elmer ylierens)
tronfbeit geftorben. Serr Sdnitf.
fer fam 1881 na9 4nerifo unO
lieB iid) in Stoe gontttp nieber.
@r 6interldBt ieine @ottiu, orei
Godter. ltno 5tpei S0bne, bier 8rii.
Der, cine Sdlpefter uno bieIe 6reitn-
De, Die ieinen 9oo aufrihtig be.
trauern. Der 8eritorbene mar elm
geid1stes 0titglieo Der epongeIi.
i0en 9etbelsgemein6e.
6rou go. gngelbreht, nabe Eal.
mage pobnboft, beiheltfte ihren
@atten nit 9riGingen. Gines
oerielben ein 0lGoden lit boLo nod
Der @cburt geitorben. Die beioer
anoeren befinoen lif ben lttnit1n.
ben nn9 ipobl.
aaiiirer 6rib 9sifIas bon Der
gonf in Sprocltie, bate oos In.
gIiid Oie aeIertreppe binab sii fol.
len uno iid nidt uner6ebIid su
oerIesen. gr bate iein fIeines
@GO6en oltf 6em g[rln, Das 3um
Slid gerleBun9en entgirtg. $of-
fcntIi9 miro Iit Ser dIIgei1dste
Serr 92iflas baIo tpieoer erbolen.
Or. g. SO. 6eger bon 9te6rosf1
Gitp, 1T oltf Der 93otiondIfonben-
tion Ser Mooern 8ooomen pieoer-
Inn gum Srgdtiiator fir bns
8ooomen SanitarnHt ertuGblt NOR.
BEN.
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College @eif idlLimn srfranft.

9err Garl @eiB, 6erousgeber
bes n8ddlter" in Sartington, geeb,
lit an MISUNDERSTANDING ge.
fabrlid) erfrontt uuo ipiro Iih ei.
uer operation inter3ieben ntii(en.
Serr @eiB nar bereits felt IdRge.
rer 3eit leioeno. ggir tpiinlhen un-
ierem aeidabten SOneeen bnlOise
.@ie0erberlielnag.
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@nnaeieaidaften pruiperiren.

Die bieiigcn Nolls mo StiDae'
jeIlidaftpn iiberiauoten bclite ibrrn
a(ftiotl1ren sic baIbiabrIldlell 3tr-
len. Gieielben beIiefen lih insge'
iommt aui $564370 Sic ton'
men auf Elm erfolgreidles 6albeS
@eIdditsiabr s.lriidblideH