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The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-28

Burr Lakin will give party tomorrow
night for his friend, George Hackney, who
is visiting here.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-28

Erie, Pa, Dec. 2S.-On and afte
January l, 1917. the afternoon news
papers of Erie, Pa, the Times an
the Herald. will sell for two cents
copy, an increase of 100 per cent.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-30
Sc Cree EN- FL PAso, QUE cARRANtzA VA
SER ELIMINADO POR 0BREG0N
Emilio, Jose Benjamin
MaderO, IIegarOn a Tue
son, Arizona
IN SIGEHDOTE ENPULSAUO POR
PLJTNtCO ELIAS GABLES
LIEGD Ti}iBIEN \ TUCSON

,orrc>p"ndrnria Especial para II rEENsN
TUCSON. AbriI y. Los senoreS
Emilio. Jose Y Benjamin Madero.
arriharon Il Tucson antes de aver V
pc~rmanecicron aqui e. tempo ncce-
| sario para rccabar todos los informe-
que rcccs't2n respecto De algunas
gropiedades minerals que poSecn en-
/ csc Distrito : dc otraS que dcscan
comgr&r.
Los senor"s Madero yiencn Accom-
pahados del jngeniero de minas f. w.
Knight. quicn sc encargara dc rcca-
bar ioGos Io> iatos que desecn los
parientcs del que fuo presidcntc de
Ia RePublica Mexicana
FL senior Presbitero Z. SalciGo.
clra parroco dc Ray6n. Sonora, Sc
en~cuen,ra lie paso en- esta ciudad.
F. padre Salcido. conc todos los
saccrdotes ~sonorenscs que nos han
v.sitado. tuvo que deiar a sus fell
@reses en- virtud de Ia expulsion del
clerc catdIica, de Sonora. ordenada
POI cl g~obernador del Estado. Plu,ar-
co Elias Gales.
-Particron para Los Angeles. Cal.
los scHores Jorge India. Canonigo lie
Ia Cathedral lie Colima. quien Sc d.
rigc " San Francisco; : Tomas Con-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-30

(Pa.n = IA S.. Pag. col. 3a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-30

EPasa j Ia 6a. p5g. col, 3a.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-30

Crrrr>pnndrH~iH Especial para ~ PEEN>N.
Ell PAS0, Texas, Abril ZS.-JI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-06
CHICACOAN IS TO
CONDUCT Revival
Norman II. Camp to Hold Two Weeks
EyangeliStic Services at Broad
way Presbyterian Church.

Norman H. Camp, lawyerevangelist
OF Chicago, will conduct bible insti-
tute and evangelistic campaign at
Broadway Presbyterian church begin
ming at 7:30 o'clock Sunday evening
and continuing for at least two weeks.
Services will not be held on Saturday
evenings.
Mr.. Camp IS a successful lawyer and
also conducts special eyangelistic bible
studies. During the first week Of his
stay in Rock Island he will give Some
Popular Talks on Romans" He illus
trates his lectures with diagrams on
large blackboard.
Mr.. Camp al present is engaged in
revival services at Owen, Wis. The
Owen Enterprise says the following of
the meetings.: The meetings con-
Quoted by Evangelist Camp are out of
the ordinary. BY the use of a large
blackboard the evangelist presents the
gospel to the eye as well as TO the ear.
He makes his audiences see things
He does not use any fiap-trap sensa-
tional methods; but he seeks to con-
vince a jury. Then, too, Mr.. Camp
sings the gospel with telling effect A
new song book is being used in the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-06
MOLINE TO HAVE
ELECTROMAGNETIC.
apparatus for Taking Color Out OF
Water is Purchased by Council
Two Bids Are Received.

The Moline city council yesterday
accepted the bid of the Electro Bleach
ing Gas company for the chlorine solu-
ton apparatus, even though it will
cost $50 more than that of the Wallace
& Herman company. The matter was
considered from every angle and the
commissioners felt that the extra $50
would be we'll spent The city already
owns an Electro apparatus, having
purchased it some time ago at cost
of $1,000. 1t is installed in the Thir
ty-ninth street station. Acquisition
Of second apparatus Of the same
type will make it possible to make the
gas magazines Interchangeable trans
ferring them from the Thirty-ninth
street station to the waterworks, or
vice versa. should the occasion de-
mand. The fact that Rock Island and
Davenport have an Electro apparatus
is considered by the Moline officials
as another advantage of purchasing
a machine of the same type. In event
of delay OF magazines or chlorine III
transit it will be possible for the
three cities to borrow" from one an
other, as it would not be often that
all three would be without stock at
the same time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-06

before It, but this could not be stated
positively.
Other witnesses included j. Dizo-
tell, conductor, and G. P. Robbins sec
ton foreman. Robbins who had walked
the track As minutes before the train
struck the stranger, said he had not
seen him.
II was indicated by the evidence at
the inquest that the man was employ
ed at some sedentary occupation and
had not engaged in laboring with his
hands. The palms of his hands were
soft and free from callous. His feet
also showed this same condition, thus
indicating that he was not a hobo
and had not been walking a great deal.
After the body had been held five
davs for identification it was buried
Yesterday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-06
Jewelry and Watch Repairing

Our repair department is prepared to
render YOU a most satisfactory service
in jeWelry repairing, resetting stones
and watch misunderstanding your
work now.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-06
ON COUNTY RECORDS
Warranty Deeds.

Daniel c. Grady 10 Nels Christian
sen. North 90 #. lot s, blk. 6, Osborn's
End add, Moline.
w f. Bailey to George Williams.
Lot 40. W. E. Bailey's Woodlawn add,
Rock Island. 81.
Oscar L. Erickson and Edwin NJ.
Erickson to Orville NJ. Stowe. Part
lots 10 and II, blk l, c. G. Thulins
End add, Moline. 81.
Oscar W. O. Dell and wife to tath-
crime J. Murrin. Part lot 3, blk. y,
George swanson's 1st add, Moline W.
500
Ida Hedlund to Edward G. and Han
ma Greim. Lot 7, Valley we" race
Coal Valley township. $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-06
Quite HOmpIikp.

"Of course we try to make you feel
at home here said the manager of
the hotel
Well" replied MIR Cumrox, you
succeeded The walters stood around
and criticised the way l selected my
food and handled the tableware pretty
much the way the folks at home do
Washington Star.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-06

meetings which contains some of the
latest and best songs"
The evangelistic campaign here will
follow Immediately the week Of pray
er which is in progress in the churches
this week. The Broadway church will
be open at 1880 each evening, one-haIf
hour before the meetings will begin.
II is announced that in his visit TO
Rock Island Mr.. Camp will have with
him soloist who will take charge of
the gospel singing and personal work
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-06
Don't
Suffer \
From, Piles
Send For Free Trial Treatment,

No matter how long or how bad go 70
Your druggist today and get 90 cent
box Of Pyramid Pile Treatment. 1t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-06
Mems Wear Reduced 2OT

Munsing, Globe, Duofold and other we'll knc
makes of Underwear are now reduced 2o%.
Mems fine Flannel Shirts are reduced 500.
Mems Shirts, all styles, 2ofo off.
Mems fine Gloves, both street and heavier sty
2O>o Discount
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-12
SHOWING PYTH|AN
HEAD ABOUT THE
SUN CITY
Young to Learn Something at
First Hand of Advantages of
Albuquerque Climate in Tu.
berculosis Cases.

1901. 81 Young. supreme head ol The
ErurNis 1T pvthiis. was taken ou ID
tour OF the ,ity this morning Geo learn
lf a.-J band -omothIul of th, natural
advantages OF Albuquerque as q sIt,
I.r I .lurfurium This afternoon d
$500. planned 600 have Nh Young meet
n committee uf physicians who tt,
w.w .,r. u' the Nulghts ui rNth.t'
90 learn from mon qualified tu spceh
how peculiarly NluuuIorJu" ,liwJi.
D.. adapted r9 aid In the treatment 90.
tuberculosis.
Nr Nnuus reached -orc last uish.
for tH, especial putpu-" OF l1uhia.
.H.a NIHuru,rIu,'s claims ns am .d...
ait. for q s3|uHtnriuW % - oNp"rt..
that 100 the nest meeting of the eu
prom, rudl ut tine p,thiaus the sau'.
i.I. IIu.."f VIII n. iutwt.
iutu he'd. and the question of 20 -it'
u.u ...up Goo tho fore
Ti. HNtuIlu h.1d was greeted Dos
t committee off local kuiGuts and an.
tyrttu.t 1t dinner at the Al,IraJ,
hotel After the dinner be attended
% meeting NJ Mineral lodge, IS. of D.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-12

y ONE thlrt,-.,sru hundred n.v
y cattle brands v.r. ro..'I"d Do
New Mckee uur.ug lal. mur.
than were recorded boz uu, other .rlf,
with the possible exception 81 I.r-
taut Tho ratio OF iuarD-a m.r.
than 500 new hrauds e. muu,h nr.Hs
continued this year about Ii.N n.,
brands having been recorded between
January ! and April T. AccordIus Ip
tho nFurcs of tho state cath" board
a. per cen, ~ these new brands were
recorded ty owner Iu six counties
uInnr the states eastern BORDER. tho
dry farming counties and those
, her feed,ns has made most pros
Icss.
rho figures are Interesting as shoN-
,ng not only the gains New Mexico IS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-12
CON COMFORT.

Ii'iN 'lh'ii'HN wv 't''
~ are finding comfort in tive fact
that the recent democratic primary
election .u Chaves county So, 70 h', 81
contested one that advocate. e. those
s.rklu- nominations for count, and
legislative offices went to considerable
length. TO win and that tho lsht was
bitter The conclusion the Republic
can newspapers draw is that NA,t's
county Democrats win be- divided
whcu election day comes nest Noycui-
b,m. and that the Democratic u.-
J"rity of hat great Democrat, .1tnty
VIII bc reduced
There o., nothing "a &C. only ,.li
,omfor, can be- had by any Rcpuui.-
can from the Chuyos county fight
When he stops Co think it over ti,
average Sew M,Nico Republican Of
thc rluk and rlc win con'rls. aoudi-
lions .u pomo,rJt., Chal,S couut.
VIth hI- own condition 70. q u1omupr
cot a great political party &c. Wll
reflect that tho citizens uf "nlN,s
ulu were abb. Co express ..,irl,
and d,fuIt,It their mdtidul' prefer
,uuts a~ tp who their nom noes in.
offices should p,. that tho men nuaIy
nominated were nominated hy the
rHuk and Tile each man with his p,r-
soual choice II, VIII then reflect an
his uwu case Is q Republican and viii
t'' that Tho candidates for whom ~
VIII Doe expected 10 vote IN SO ,mnc'
viii uo men 90 whose selection he ne.
had mo- voice what'ycr. For n ho IN.
ordinary i~utolligonc, n VIII know
that hia candidates, the Bopuplica.
candidates for 10Th ,tat. aud county
,fa.us. VIII '' chosen for hiw ~ the
strictly private councils ~ v,fy Tow
men the men Who boss tho ludi .duil
Republican ct Sew Mexico Nho iu
NOT even take the trouble 90 t'll IN.
member - the rank and flo what .,
t. .n' vino ,ho,rfulIy amt rosullrI,
and uuf,linpiy eco It Tor hm without
even consulting him about IL;
Whom the election comes rhIy'.
,asuf. demo. ltl. vili Doe sound . vut.
.u- unIt for th, men over wa,-, uuu.
nations they nav, uut rc,crtl, u,,r
nlhfI.. THO same uld ppmp,raf,
majority WITH "a considerable addition
..r-t.uug of new ,ut,rs. viii b. pc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-12

L." cream tYU/ri- l.r cream -tl'.
Paper uapkln~. straw q uukiiu-
cans. iiue" nnffir-. lawn print
l-r~. Iiuu~tni~ 80 a%rtt.ir- 80 dHi.,
~" and demand. i'rirc- are right nId
the -cr,ic" prompt aud satisfactory.
" I1tl' WA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-12

screen wire. IuulrtN wire. rabbit
Virr Tack Irad~ and staple. I'ri,,
90, ti-nt. Prompt. satisfactory -'r,.
Yes,
VI TiII NNYf..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-18
SIN 0rp6enm.

Die Souptnumrner oes %ro-
gralnme5 olcjes beticbten Suit'Dlcl-
bouies fir Die fomnenOe 8o6e lit
.galrierD 2nn0", Elm 0tdrhcritud
nit bilbiden @eiongsportrager, III
Dem lid Bert adlrlar lrn0 Seiiic
grorpn ben 8eiudern poritehen
meroan.
@oinl, bic berltbntte 5flpimme-
rim, IGld)erin uno g~eiiscrin Dcei.
~lierter SeelomeuJ miro iDre aiiuite
in cincr u~ngebellren @la8pGnre gum
Better oeben.
gu eripaDllen lit aud nod @il.
loro, Der bon Encouragement Qer5.
Ten als pbpIitolii6es 28unOer in BE,
olig ouf 8eberrifung Der aGypcr-
mtlsfel be3eihnet miro. 3ann per
Iuitlge Einatter nG9e 8ife 5aber"
Der bon 5rantlin 4r0ea geipiclt
miro. @eiteres Der @eigenfitnItlcr
Srooote, Der ieiue 8ioIine lpie Gin
Cello bGlt uno 0a8 8ublifum 6uld)
beitere Sder3e unterbGlt. v9elpmg
Suhhp", elm bor3itglld)er ginnfter.
miro bon 8ielert uno 6rdulein
ScoefieIO porgefii, It. SdIiebli9 Die
beliebten Srpbeltm &eiiebil0er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-18
Dcrtrao cincs
rmii. Slii@tlines!
eeatnant Ii. SuartfOpensgb 5iebi
in Der Gbriitian STRIDE Elm
erOkes Snblitnm!

2elttnant @. SmorbfopeuStl fri.
beres Dttglieo ocs ruiiii6en @olOe.
men Rcgiments in 8etrogra0, Der
neil er 1in blutieen Sonnt1e nidt
nuf ore ~bitngernoe @olfsmenge i6ie.
Zen Lief, in Die iibirii6e 9erban.
m1ng geididt nuroe, aus Der CT
ip1ter enttommer, er5dblte fSreitng
dbeit0 Dor elmer groBcn 2ub0rer-
itait in Der Gbriition STRIDE ielne
grlebniiie Die bodit ipannenD uno
~intereilo1t moren. Gr id)il0erte Die
groBe llnuiiimbeit oes ruiiii6en
Bottles, BON melheln 6S &ro3ent in
europa mo Sc &ro5cnt in 9liicn
.3e0er leien nod ifreiben f0nner,
mics ntf onS ihredlidc Gpiouoge-
lDltem bin, ourd DeldeS ie0e irei.
beitlide Hegung itnterOrildt rurce,
lmo er5dblte Die llriuden 0es ul0
bic entieBIi6e Observation-Disclosures
ON bIutigen Sonntag lin Sabre
1906, ole BON ben Soidfen anocrid)-
tet nuroe, Der un3iDiliiterten &orrc,
ole aud SitpreuBen bcrpuItcte. Ger
ter beidrieb er ieine 8erltrtetllma
ltno 8erbau1tung, Die ultuei6reibli-
diem 2ei0en rtno @rauIamtelten, Die
ole @efangenen 81 e%roulOcn 6abe1t
un0 ieine 6llt6t aus Der @efnngcn-
itoft. 2eiltnant SmorBtopcnstD er.
lhien in Der iibirii1en StrGflings-
uniform nttgetan nit idmeten sect
ten. 8as Bu6litum folgte ieinem
beIebrenoen 8ortrog nit grGBter
4ufmerfinmfeit. 8ielen 3ub6rern
oiirften Die glugen geoffnet mor5cil
iein un0 peroen iie iif boffentlify
Die 6roge b%orlegeu, fUie fam 0os
iogennnnte bod3ioiliiterte GnGralO
iiir Die 8arbarei 9fltBlon0s FAM.
pfen?
Der 8ortrog bat 10 gefcllcn, hnb
&eltnnnt 5parefopenstp auf aQge.
lneineS 9~erlangen ndditen 5reitag
gbeno etnen 8rpelten 8ortrog 1T DER
CbriItion Stride boltcn miro. Gr
miro nonit iiber Solitoi ln0 Die Sr
Oenprogroute ipredell.
gt0diten Monto0 abeno miro CT
in Der @ritet 8resbnterianerfir6e
in Council Bluffs ipredeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-18
Sum 65. GcbMrtstaa
Scs BERN 60. 1ltamrcr!

Seite, Soustod, Den tS. Rob
begebt SEER gouaro Raurer Ieiner
65. @eburtstao. oaber min id ibu
duf oieiem &ea meme ber3lifiter
@liidniinine corbringen uno 9leih
5eitig einige 5ciIen iiber iein @eien
Gboratter uno 9ebensneiie berof
fentIi6en. Wit Greuoe blife if ol
Die Cathode bin, oaB iid SER Nluil
rer ieines rpenn aud niht 10 bober
ober bod b~oraeriidten Altcrs oel
beiten @eiunoDeit erfreiit, nit Hiif.
iidt olif ole langen miibieIigen Sab.
re, nel9e er inn @eiH1ft tdtig mar
fir pelfes er ii9 beindbe elm bal
bes Sdbrbun0ert Io5uiogen opferte
nofiir er Die er6bte a%nerfenmtnl
rer6ient, namentli1 ais Elm &c.
i61ftsmann erIten 8onges, olS cir
Wlonn nit tilhnem Sdnrfblid unt
autem ltrteil un6 i9 CLAUDE nidi
81 iibertreiben penn td betore, 6oB
CT elm iebr begabter Monn lit. Sn
ieoer 9e5iebung uno mad ieoer &id).
tltng bin 1T er elm gbrenmann bon
SAeitel bis 3ltr SobIe; mag es Iif
Inn einen 9ngeiteIlten ODER @oit
bonoeln, ct 1T Itrengitens geredt
uno lnpartetiih, obne ltnteri6teo
ouf Geligion o0er Hationolit1t aid
lit er Elm GROCER 8obltGter, aus mel
hent @ritnbe CT inter ben ormen
4rbeitsIoien ie9r poltllGr lit, fltr5 er
lit elm Wann bon eolem gborafter
unb mar INNER beitrebt, Der Sef.
fentlihfeit CUTE 9ienIte 51 ~leiIten.
au6 mar ieiu @ltgenmerf ouf oos
8obl ieiner Qneelte1ten geridtet,
troboen biele 2elte ibn nift su be.
urteilen b%eriteben. @os feline Steel.
Iit6t betrifft, i'll er tooelIos itnb lit
oesbalb ou9 melt uno brett be.
ritbmt; iein Same per0ient in Der
@eididte GnlaboS euig fortQe
.pfInn3t 8u tpcroen. Gebr bebouerns.
inert lit es, oaB oie B~robibition ous
10 bliiben6e @eidGft fat brad legen
miro, mas ieoem Mitneniden auf
hos Sdmer3li6Ite beriiBrt, ober
trobOem i~eOcr5eit Dor ibm 0en Sut
.ob, penn Elm Wonn, Der 10 LANCE
Sabre iein @eiddft in ser reipcfta-
beIiten 8eiie gefibrt BOT, ME Die
@eiebe berIett ODER iibertreten bot,
10 elm Monn peroient %ie0ersett un0
bon Seoent BEN boaIten &elpft. II.
10 Elm oonnernoes Sod Dem ncrten
@errn Wourar 81 ieinem 8eburts-
toge; moge er iid nod Iange Sabre
Der beIten @eiunobeit erfreuerl, un0
ieine nod beidiebene 2cbens3eit in
3ltfrieoenbeit I'M areiie ieiner So
Mile 8uaubriueerL oies niinift bon
Screen
Gin QngeIteater.
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@a6lbetriiaereicu entOcft.

@arD, Sno., Is. gtob. = 8un0e8.
beamten baben Die bieiige1 &abl
Iliten beialagnabntt unO iieben bic
iige 8irte iomie einen 9feGt8ornuoI
as 3eugen gu einem @erbor borge
Inocn. Dan glallbt, 0nb Die 2eitel
terihieOcner bieitger 6obriten chen
fals bel Strafe porgeIo0en meroen
aus Der 8ei6lognobme Der @abI
liiten nimmt man an, 6aB Die Gart
oesbeomteft 8epeiie bon 8ob[betrI
aereien in ben $dnoen BADEN, mel.
DIE bobe 8eaHte beriibren mogen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-18
uemtrale poitSampfer

8enn man ia bel Der ieBiaen lin
iiderbeit uno Der 9ie6e8manie Sob
Bulls aud ME garontieren fam
bob Die 8oitIoGen nuf nelltrulcl
Qompfern nidt bei6Iagnobult tper
ben, lit e8 bod inlnter nod meniqel
risfant, ieine 8riefe nod 9elttid
lamb ulo europa nit nelttrolel
8ompfern mi~t5ulenOen. Wton Der
5eidue ben Ian1en OeS betreffenSpl
.8ampfers 0elttli9 allf benz 9rief
umidlag.
anfolgerO sic g~bfobrt5eit sc.
noditen n%elttrolen 0ampfcr:
@elIig 0lab, aopenbagen, Don
nerstog, 90, 9tonember
Stofbolm. @otbenbnrg, Somstaq
,. DECEMBER.
6rcnerif Der adlte, aopcnboge1
0tenstog. s. DECEMBER.
ltniteb Stotes, &openbGaen
5om5tog. 2. DECEMBER.
9~ergensfior0, Bergen, SomStog
.. DECEMBER.
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ngmk.gnh0 i'm @aaetn sheater.

9err Sean 8eoini, elm bor3ilgli-
der llllterhulter uno SdouIpieler,
miro m1breilO Der ~tominerloen $50
de Die 8eiuder 6ieies beIiebten Che.
oterS I'M 8onn baIten. Or miro
oon leiner fnmoien @eiel idaft in
18uB . guB", elmer nortreffli9en
8urle8fe, beItets unterItiibt.
8eionoers erlpdbnensiperte 1fit-
qlieOer ieiner @eieaidoft iino nod
Die rei5eroe 8an (6miles) Gam.
renee; Die fiebIide Minnt @sltoole)
8orriion; Die tleitle, froblihe Soll.
brette 0targuerite 8nan; Die beioen
Sanger 8oDiS & 6tofforO NIT ID.
rem 2ieo .SSSll tbc Sail Souie Seen" ;
6orrp SodioL Der tomii6c ssttoe
Der eugliide 5dauipieIer Charlie
.9lac; George 8roots, Idr5er; III.
&icoroo, 8aud)re0ner, ltip.
gen6tutg iolte Der bor5iieIi9e
a1bd)en.G bprrs erbaItet. Der aus
5pan8ig Iiebrci5enhen afGofen, bic
gerooe 70 CUTE Sdn3erinnen oils aud
Saneerinnen itr6, beitebt. Niles I'M
anen. fonnen iid bic 9eiuber beg
@nbetp nGbret0 bieier 8od)c 1uf
cinett reft bergniieten a6en0 &c.
fabt maiden.
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Nus Grciebtoft, Hebr.

Gin unalitd fomnt bod ielten
nIlein. Gfiht oIlein, 6uB iid bic
9eiuobner Der teueren 6Leihipreiie
lpegea in beorongter Gage befinoen,
fomnt nlth nod baSlt. baB nit Dem
aornltengel etluos 6ieies SSabr ni6t
in 6ronitng 1T. 8ie es oagemeiner
8rou6 inter ben 5ormern 1T, 10
ldBt er iein 8ieb, iobol6 CT oos anrn
%geerutet, in Die aornitengeI rtno Die
ie iheinen bieies Sobr Defenders IN.
geirm0 3i iein oenn i'm gor5e1
Gountp lit Elm &logen itn6 Sam.
mern. OnB oos 8ieb I'M &ornfelo
einfad fdat, Elm penig aoppeIt urn
frepiert. 80 Bat Serr Senrn Mou-
rer lebte ISOLDE ii 4npf perInren.
bieLe anoere 8 INN 4 aopf. iueftn es
10 peiter eebt IN alien S~nrneritao-
ten. 10 fonnen mir Den Iieben Setter
Sobn Bun aud nidt ntebr nit
8eofIteot fiittern rnO unler gro6er
Sieger. Der nIes bernisI1Bt, miiBte
biefeidt an Gieliteof ieincn 3leiif
hunger Itiuen. llnier alter 2eIcr
Otto Miiqer iagte geitern o. d: On
Erofeiior, NOT ihau Bat III blot
uarn, bat geib geibt an oout, fen
Beer frieg fuie OF mid mebr, mn mot
mie panfrott gObn." (gtn, Sttol alter
annbe FOL De Cuff on, oenn gu
f0pit nod alIe ttpee Sobr en- gSorm
tau, 90 is no mr. pon ponfrott.)
CREIGHTON Gbapter, Gr6er Of
eaitern Star. ~erfrcitc iid 0es &c.
JUDGES uast 5dmeher SlunmEcH BON
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Nus Columbus, ucbr.

Mittmodl borrnittog Inn ii llbr
ipur0en bon Dem 9crrn 8oitor 0eit.
mdrter i'm 9aule Der GItern Ser
8rout Ser Sacob 2ouis, iilngiter
Sobn Der b%erItorbenen Gbeleute
2outs aus bam IG6nen Sdipoba.
3 Sli, oeiien @nter nit nod orei
oltOereu 3eutiden Die erIten 9tr.
iie0ler IN oieiar @egen0 mnren, mel
DIE I'M Sabre 1855 bon Columbus,
Ohio tamen uno ibre Sfeiie bon 8es
Moine8 biz bieher nod ouf Shuiters
&appen MAIDEN ntltBten, nit SRI.
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gRurS i'm ,,ueiten graS,.

Scribncr, is. 9tob. - Ger Bfer.
oeb6nOler @iaiam Senrp, neI6er
inn Si,Ii Sicies syabres ben bieIigen
@runoItiidsb1nOler Sobn g8itte or.
idoiieu bate neil oieier ibm Den
2lufentbnIt otif ieinem 2anb Der.
5oten bate 1T geItern in 5remoni
Don Den @eidnporeten 6es Ror6es
VeR apeiten @rooe i6uIoig befunoen
Doroen. Die @eid)norenen morer
ioit feds Gt1noeu in 9eratung, ebe
he Iid au obigcm llrteil eiuigen
.onnien.
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8orior, @ronO fportbp <tb
9out Snltrliftion, gob Der Sr0er ibr
Slt Gfren Elm Sonfett uno Elm rei6es
Fro1romm mar oufeeiteIlt. Sdme.
crit @ortlctt, hte 5rou unIeres 0e.
potogenten. er0ifnete oas ganfett
nit eiuem bulnoriitiiden 8ortrog:
p@nm ellen lOir9" uno Die fIeine
@attie aern Qob aIs anttuort einen
nod bumorpolleren Gortrag, ebenIo
sSrou 9lonf. sic ourfaiis nidlt nit
eipi, ibrem @ntten nah Der Goiu1tp
Fair wollte. Rad Dem gonfett fo,l.
ben Qcgen-@ elddite itott.
Rrof. 9ouI.
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Mnrb bel BEN @renstrnrnen.

81 Yalo, Ger, Is. 3op. = Sn
Rerifaner-9 iertel fam e8 geiterr
6piiAen Dem yfatioftalgaroiiten ISL.
ram Carr bonn Is. Benninlponiu.
Snfnnterie. Hegiment mo ocn Dan.
o,si, loaten 81. S. 4n0crion BON 5.
SeIoortiQerie Re9iment gu eincm
8ortpediel. Der balo IN G6tl;6fei.
ten %ausartete, uno in oeiien @erlalli
Carr bon 4nOerion undergraduates
un0 gtotet nuroe. Der Mnr0el
luuroe iofort berbaftet.
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Srtnt Dnper bic e1s
Donate alte 3o9tss Dss sSo6n Dppsr
rus Rlnfas Sin, MO., osrbrannts,
lls bic elterlide Bobnuns Dur9 ST.
lOiiun zines Gobl0IOtsns in 9ronD
tGat'n mar. 5rau Dppsr battt se'
.lDe Der Sfen ange5unoet. aIs is
As GeIhrei eInes anoersn Rinoss aut
IN 8interbofe Dorte, Das our1 elm,
Saldnge erihredt noroen tpdl. sic
ieF biuous uno ipsnige MiRuten IpGs
.er srFpI9te bic @rploiipn- 4Is lie ms
3aus ~3uriideilts, foRo iie bic dl.oerts
y~ctbf0aige bol3erne BobRuns ihpn
iaterIob in 6lommen.
Die
Rueces' porl Der 9uHDesmorine
ourOe i'm 6obrpaRer 5pif9en ganep
reef unb benz 8rd5GssR ipe- BEL
ddIpsIton, Ger. ppn eintm 10 5ub
1ugen 9hpsrtfiid anssranN UNI
)it &opit0n @rsnosrsaf, gommobor.
er Susgsrfiottiae, Iast, Der Iid nuf
Il 8artaHe 5sfnuO. ititB Ds. Slid
in srobeS God untsrbalb Der Bai-
erlinie in bus SobrSeus. i.bO9 tcnn'
{ biiei Flctt srbolten r.rben. Der
5fnertfiih murine eriGpFen unb an
srrc gtbraht. Gein S9fDert mar
inf 5as lang.
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anae[ %entfernt.

aurora. ts. Sob. = Sri. 8ibo
Cole, tueldle ii9 Dor 8odenfriit aus
ibrem Hebolper neriebentli9 eint
i9ipere @itnbe beibrofte. iftuebi
5iuiiden Sob un6 2eben. Die 4er5tc
bdben geitern Gle aligel aus Dem
9iiidgrnt entfernt uto geben penia
Soffuung mtf ibre 8ieberberiteli
lung. Sic llngliidIi6e, penn liC
am 2eben er9oItet iperoen iolte.
piiroen lire untereu @lieoer 5etti
lebens eel1bmt bleiben.