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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-08
Looking Backward In State
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY

May 8, 1896.
The most enjoyable leap year party
ever give in Topeka WIS participated
by n number of society people last
evening at Hudson's hall; The ladies
called for the gentlemen. Twelve of the
number, with the gentlemen they es
corted, made up an omnibus party
Watson's orchestra furnished the lnu-
sic of which a number of old FASH
toned waltzes were special feature.
Mrs. Wiley served refreshments of Ice
cream, strawberries, cake and punch
These present were: Messrs. and Mes
Fred Cole, Arthur Mills, Frank Edison,
VIII Webb, Clarence Bowman, Paul
Hudson, w. n. West. Frank Thomas,
Mrs. Belle Hall Small, Misses Bessie
Werner, Nellie Clough, Emma White,
Ollie O'Brien. Helen Moon, Arlie
Ewart, Franc Littlefield, Lutte Briggs,
Of AtehisoRi Ne eraon Norris ii,isn Nary
Kate (iunther, Rosamond Horton, Mar
garet Mulvane, Mary Roberts, Bessie
West, Edna Best, Myrtle Jetmore, Mar
guerite Bradley, Thressa Rossington,
Madge Johnson, Jessie Scott of Chi
cago, Nellie McClintock and Miss
Wheeler; Messrs. Julius Wedding, Ed
Mcbride, w. ]. Black, David Lakin, Ed
Dennis, Park Ewart, Ed Curry, Walter
burgess, Mark Wikidal, Paul Torring-
ton. George Stoker, Ralph Moore. bred
Wolfe, Ralph Peterson, Ben Akers,
Walter Gust, John Waters. VIII Alex
ander, Dave Palmer Archie Williams,
Willard Scott, Jack Frey, Fred Kings
ley, Harry Weaver. j. Morgan and Mr..
Theodore Poehler of Lawrence.
Miss Mollie G. Strawn and Mr.. John
r. Carter were united in marriage at
the home of Rev. NJ. l.. Thomas Tues
day evening, May .. There were pres
emit Mr. j. S. Carter and Miss Ola
Carter, father and sister of the bride
groom, Mr.. NJ. r. Holt, an intimate
friend of the couple, Miss Ada NJ
Strawn, sister of the bride and Rev.
and Mrs NJ L. Thomas. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter are well known and sue
cessful teachers in Shawnee county.
They have gone to housekeeping in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-08

ct can't take that I must have Red
Cross Ball Blue / have used it for
more than ten years. My white
dresses. linens and lace curtains are
snowy white. 1 simply can't do with
get it? All right, I'll wait."-Adv.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my farm on the Gooch
pike. 2 miles from Point Leayell, | will
ON
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9Th, 1916
beginning at ten o clock, sell the fol-
lowing;
One pair three year old mare mules;
six year old yellow combined horse,
gentle for women: l six year old COM
bined mare in foal to jack colt; two
horse wagon, good as new; good milk
COW; new cutting harrow; ! new now
ing machine and rake; one new big
blow; 2 old big plows; laying off pillow;
2 double shovels; new wagon frame;
drag harrow; old mower; hoes and lots
Of other things. Lot of corn in crib;
fodder and bsiled hay. Some l25 pound
shoats; buggy and harness and lot
of gear. Household and kitchen furni-
ture. Terms made known on day of
sale. ID. W. FAULKNER.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
SYCAMORE VALLEY.

Mr. Sam Clark sold a calf to MIR Thos
Hendren for Sll.
Mrs. SIM Clark spent Sunday with
her son. MIR. John Clark,
Mr.. Luther Smith purchased PONY
from Mr.. Sam Clark for $40.
Mr.. Sim Clark and son completed a
nice stock barn last week for Mr. Bill
Grimes.
Mesdames Moan Hardwick and Lee
Grow spent Monday with Mrs. Patty
Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Black were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pollard
last Sunday.
Mrs. Elzina Ray and Miss Maudie
Clark spent Sunday with Mrs. W. +,
Fain, near Coy.
Mr.. b. Clark and family OF Lancas-
ter were visitors last Sunday of MIR.
and Mrs Sam Clark.
Mr.. Tom Tracy, wife and little dsugh-
ter, spent the week end with Mrs Mar
garet kaufman at Lowell.
Misses Susie and Lucy Shearer were
week end visitors of their sister. Mrs.
Wilson Alexander. at Hubble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Ray and Mr. and
Mrs. Robt Shearer We're the guests Of
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
They Let Him
Sleep Sound!y

"Since taking Foley Kidney Pills
I believe l am entirely cured and I
sleep soundly all night" III. T.
Straynge.
Take two OF Foley I-''ney Pills
with a glass OF pure wal alter each
meal and ut bedtime. y gsick and
easy way 10 put n stop 10 your get
ting y? timo after time dIEing the
night
Foley Kidney Pills also stop pain
IN back and sides. headaches, stom-
ach troublos, disturbed heart action.
stlfY and aching Jo'rta. and rheumatic
palms due TO kidney and bladder all
nents.
Gainesville. Ca. II. y, No. 3. Mr..
r. T, Strayugc says. For ten years
rye been unable TO sleep all night
without getting M. Sometimes only a
Few minutes after going To bed I'd
nave 90 ret up. and | tried everything
I heard OF for the trouble. Last year
/ tried Foley Kidney pills and after
,aklng one bottle | believe ! am en-
rely cured and ! sleep soundiy all
light"
Sold Everywhere.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07

giving.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Montgomery are
receiving congratulations over the ar
rival of baby girl on the 2Sth.
Mr. and Mrs w. l.. Grow and daugh.
ter. Lucy. were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs W. N. Grow at Pleasant Hill, Sat.
urday night and Sunday.
Messrs l.. +. Speaks. IL. K. and o.
A. Montgomery, johnson Speaks and
Vim Humphrey were in Lexington Fri
day to attend the tobacco sales.
Miss Mary Beazley gave a Thanks
giving entertainment at Sunnyside
School Thursday afternoon. which was
much enjoyed by those present.
MIR Dennis Sherrow and Miss Flora
Lanam both of this locality drove to
the home of Rev, G. W. Thompson last
Wednesday afternoon and were united
in marriage.
Misses Sallie and Lillian Montgomery
were with their sister, Miss Eulala
Montgomery near Buena Vista Satur-
day night and attended an entertain
ment at the Buena Vista School.
Mr. j. f. Sherrow sold his farm OF
l42 acres to Mr. +. C. Montgome cry fol-
$50 per acre. Mr. Sherrow bought Z
farm of 100 acres located between
Nicholasvile and Lexington at sl25.pel
acre.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07

Mr.. Irwin Dean and Miss Ollie Craw.
ford We're united in marriage at Nichol-
asville last Thursday afternoon after
which they were entertained at the
home of his sister, Mrs. billiard Brum-
field IN Jessamine
Much happiness is wished for both
couples by their many friends here.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
COY

less Hill sold a calf to Jess Sanders
= $50.
Sanders Bros sold a pair of mules to
ID Burton for 500.
Miss Iona Dunn was the k-end
uest Of friends at Coy.
Sanders Bros bought 100 bbls of corn
rom different parties from S3.75 TO 81.
Mr.. II. Reynolds of Lexington spent
Thanksgiving holidays with Mr.. Squire
Whitaker.
Miss Peachie NJ. Sanders entertained
luite a number Of friends at ''dinner"
Thanksgiving.
y MIR. and Mrs. q L. Supple have been
isiting Mr.. and Mr.. Alfred Owens
ear Preachersville.
Elijah Mcmillan and A. T. Sanders
old to V. A. Lear some shoats at "A
Ahts per pound.
Ira Masters sold to Bill Wylie one
leat hog for lOc per ID. Squire I'm
erwood also sold meat hog to Harve
Underwood for $40.
Mrs. Jewell Montgomery and children
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Edi Naylor attended
preaching at Scots Fork Sunday and
4 spent the day with Mrs Mary Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Curtis of Bry-
htsville, MIR. and Mrs. Lige Mcmillan
Mra Amanda Clnusa md ehildra,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
MT. HEBRON

Mr. II. r. Montgomery sold to Mr..
Chas Dean n pair of work mules for $500
A baby girl arrived at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Sherrow ON Thanks
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07

Who says women will not exercise
the rights Of suffrage when granted
them. Read what the Danville Mes
sengcr has to say in regard to their
recent school bond election;
For the first timefn history Of cleo
tions. the women of Danyille became
interested on Saturday and 4l6 Of them
went TO the polls and east their votes
in thu school bond election. II was
quite interesting to watch them and
hear the many questions asked Of the
election officers at the polls.
A fcatire Of che election was the
parade given by the pupils Of the two
schools. Each grade. headed by the
pachcrs in that particular department.
marched through Main street. and when
the Gao children passed down the street
IT made very imposing picture. Il
didn't know there were that many chill
dren in the whole county. remarked
one prominent citizen. Teddy Roose-
welt should see that bunch said an
other. IL WAS good-looking bunch
and their presence spurred many man
oyoting for the bonds.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
w. L. Lawson & Son.
M Auction

Mr. Tom Ray and family. SUNDAY.
Mr.. Ben Pollard and wife were called
to the bedside OF his sister. Mrs Jim
Huffman ut Marksbury. who is serious
~ i'll.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
Oils SOOthe
Skin Disease

on OF wintergreen. thymol, glyeerlne
and other healing ingredients compounded
In proper proportion INTO the u. II. D.
Prescription has now become the universal
fayorlte OF skin sufferers In relieving skin
disease. IL Is a mild wash that penetratcs
the pores and gives instant RELIEF from all
burning aud itching. II Kills and washes
on the craving disease germs and its
tissues.
Druggists are glad to recommend this
Soothing. cooling liquid. 25c, Doc and s 90.
Come to us and we will tell you more about
this remarkable remedy Your money back
unless the first bottle relieves you u. D. u.
Soap Keeps your skin healthy. Ask about Il
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
The WOmans Club
fEditcd ny The Nomans club
,-,--p-r.,,> n. sosooseoo

Mrs. II. Clay sutton. who is making
most capable an! conscientious Presi-
Dent asks for "a prompt and full at
tendance nj each and every meeting Of
the club. The meetings begin prompt
y at 2.30
THIS has been splendid fall for set.
ink out trees. and many have taken
advantage Of il. II ~ not too late TO
|. 20 ON with the good work. Remember
bat he who plant, n tree;
Plants. in sap aud Leaf and wood,
! love Of home and loyalty
nd far.cast thought Of civic good
= is blessings on the neighborhood.
no in the hollow of his hand
olds all the growth Of all our land
nations growth from sea to sea
.irs in his heart who plants a tree.
Just how the flying achievements OF
nth Law. appealed to the minds OF
oys AMI girls was told in fifty or more
stters she received re gently from the
,upils of Grade s.A Of Public School SO.
irooklyn. Bubbiing over with childish
Enthusiasm and admiration. the writers
)aid varied compliments to the young
soman who broke the American non
top cross country record on her flight
from Chicrgo to New York.
Most Of the letters had pasted at
their beginnings pictures Of Miss Law,
clipped from newspapers. Several had
pictures Of the writer at the bottom.
Nearly all the writers. boys and girls,
expressed ardent desire to fly. The
girls were all proud that the holder OF
the new record was woman. You
have encouraged many and many girl
TO Try TO do and to dare, wrote sew
eral girls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-22
2otal 8eridt.
9Das iagt GnslaaS basn ?
Ridter Nippert tritt bente ieine &slie
uad) Sentidbaub an.

Inter ben paiIaeieren bes nortpegis
I6en Sampfers .&riitiauafiorb", Der
beute Ra6mittas Don Rep gort Die
9lusreiIe antritt, befinbet iia unfer
Nitbiraer Ri6tsr 4lfreb g. Nippert.
Oerielbe sebt betanutIi9 als abges
fanbter Der 9euti9ameritaner mad
Berlin, nm am &onsreB Der Sitpreus
benbilfe tbeil3unebmen. Die sSra9e
entTtebt jebt. fpirb Gngldnb ben DAM
pier anbalten unb ben inuitreH pdfds
qier, Der aus isinen probeutihen Ses
fii6len ME elm Gebeimnib gema4t, I'M
9eaentbeil, iis fets auf bas Gnsrgii4s
iie betont bat, gum 2eioensgenoien
BON Or. Gtou MAIDEN unb na4 Gbins
burab Cattle abFiibren2 Den gngs
ihnbsrn III bas Su5utruuen, benn mas
Tteren bic ii9 I'm einen ameritanis
idrn pdB poer einen dmeritaniI9en
giirger. Qlg Ri6ter Rippert iih fir
bic ReiIe porbereitete uub ben giirgers
brief isinss guters uu9forf9te, mdas
te er bic Gntbedung, bdb bic gintrds
auug nit ben often teim Court
bdus6ranb i'm Sabre 1884 5srs
It6rt iuurbe. @r Iieb cine geridtli6e
gintragung porberetten, bic BON
Saitter Guihiug poIl5ogen wuroe.
gidter geipperts Batter purbe am
%. 11Gr3 1926 geboren rnb tam ala
pierJabriger &nGbe init ieinen gltern
mad glmerifa. gr fpuroc fiir Den
Breoigerberui ou5gebiloet, tDuroe in
Der RetbooiiterfrdJe oroinirt uro
BON Sieier aIsgGfitouar nah Deltit-
lamb geifidt. SSn Srantflirt ON WaIn
puroe lrrrier gfifter gtiopest geboren.
@be bic Gltern nafJ Oeutfblulo 5ii'
riidainaen, erpirfte Der 8ater bier
ieincn giirgerbrief. Ia er als Wtin'
beri1briger eireeDnloert mar, bate
er Sas iiberbniIpt ni6t notbig. Hitr
ter gtipoert fam ielbit ais geinoer-
i1briaer natl gnterifa itio unter ben
bamaligsn 8iirgsrbriefgsiessn puroe
cr mad, erreifter Boljabrigfeit 60
ipio giirger. Gin ;sren1ber bat it3 IN
letter 3eit I'M @erif,tsaebdube ange.
IeaentliGit nab Dem Status bes Sid.
tcrs gsippert erfrtnoist unb ieI6lt Die
8eridtsaften ourhitobert. gs ifeint
i'm SeridJt niemanoen eingefoLen 81
fem, Der @ann ua6 9eame rno Ser.
funft al frasen uno i'm epentuell
gum Sen1pel binaiis5itfperferi.
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werisaal' l'Npttsen.

Sn gaiobenu, Gal, 1T Der alte beuts
i6e Gincinnatisr 2ebrer anbreds 3
Smell bo4betast, i'm alter pOn So
sSabrsn, gsitorbsn. Gr mar aus 9eiieu
gebirtig, purhe bort aIs 2ebrer auss
aebiloet uno tam bereits qufanss Der
fiinfsiger sSabie bes Dorigen sSabrbuns
oerts na6 amerita. Sn unIsrer Stuot.
pobin er ii5 pdubts. fano er fosIei4
glnitelIung an ben offentliden Sdus
len. purbe bdlb beutIder Sberlebrer
uno odnn enslii9er g5riR5ipul on Der
iesiaen ROtbenberg S6ule. 2lu6 bat
er piele Sabre an Der sptBe Der ROr>
malitule, Dem biefisen 9ebreriemindr,
aeltanben, bis er in ben a4t5iger Sab
rem Ieiner Ieibenoen @sIunobeit pegeu
nud Reu Merito iiberIiebeIte. Gr ers
bplte Ii6 jebO9 fpieDer unb itanb benz
S9ulrpeien i'm Ssrritprium Dor. Dor
einisen Subren begub Der 2ebrers
psteran iih in ben ipoblperbtentsu aaa
bsftunb unb sins nah pufabend BET
Cos gngeles, poielbit er nunme6r 1ein
ldnees perbknitIi9es 2ebsu gum abs
fd3lub sebrddt bat. Smell gait Bier iei>
uerseit uls 4utoritdt ouf pGbagogts
Tdem Gebist. Gr bat peri@ieSene piba'
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Giienbabnraub
Die paffagiere eines 3ue
ges Der Union pacifie

- ~ y - - - ~ y - Al ~
ges Der Union pacific
8abn dusgepl liinbert.
<9anlins, WDo., q. Qpril. Die
pafasiere eines 3uges Der Union paz
cific GiIenbabn ipurben am 1Jreitag
Qbeno tpeftlid BON 9anna, Bpo., DON
einsm Banbiten berdnbt.
Der Hduber 5pang ben gremIer,
ben pafasiersn in Der O6ierDationsz
car unb in einem Der S6ldfnaggons
i6r gelb unb ibre Wertbfa9en a65us
nebmsn. 2lls Der 3ug ii5 gbion.
WDo., ndherte, fprane Der ganoit a5
urb er lief ben Bergen gu.
Rd6bem Der Wann, Ter, tpie es
fbeint, ben 3ug in Grsslsp, GOlO.,
bsftissen. fid tur5e 3eit nit benz
8remIer untsrbdlten bate, 3og er 5ipei
RepolDsr. Die pahagiere in Der S6s
ierDdtionsear purom oanu qe5punz
gen, ibre WertbIn4en In eiHsn Sut gu
tperien, ben Der Bremier in Der 9dno
trug. Der 9remier tpuroe banu aud
ge3punsen, ben 8dnoitn in ben
S4lafpagen ou begleiteH.
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gpamien
erHitIi9 beuliibi. Die it,ensite Reus
truliidt gu pdbrsn.
Die Resierun4 Uerits9t ss. bic 9is'
tSpfe i'm 3aum gu balteu.

paris, 21. QpriI. Dem ,,5emps1
ipirb aus Wabrib teIesrap6irt, bag
bas 4bbalten einer 9eriammlung, in
iuslfer ssssu bic @erisntuns bes ipas
niifen Dampfers r8igo- i'm 9iscaps
iGsu Meerbuisn pruisifirt perben
fOIte, bon Der ipuniihen Resieruns
perbOteu tporbsR lit, uuf ben 9runb
bin. bdb bei Der iesigsn Gage Der
Oinge bic srSbte 3uriidbdltung beobs
adiet unb nit 9OrIidt sebdnbelt tpsts
ben miihe. Die Siibrer Der RepubIitas
ner, Rabitalen unb SO3ialiiten batten
bic arrangements fir bic gsriamms
lung aetroffen. Der ipaniihen Resies
rung finb cine qn3abl prpteit Oeps=
i9en 5usegaHssn, uuf bic iie seantpOrs
tst bdt, oab iie iib ale Wiibe gsbe,
bon Deutf1Ianb S.dtisfdttiDn fir bic
@srisntung bes .8igo" gu erIansen.
Die beatihe gotifaft in Mabrib
bat ansetiinbist, bab bic r@iso4 tOr-
pebirt iporoen lei, neil fie Rontrebauos
an gprb sebdbt babe. tnb bdB Der
geiabuns ssniiseHo 3eit gegebeu pors
ben fei. bag sdiff gu ptrIaiien.
Die Qudter Oats Com
punb Elm Monopol.
gbieaso, Sa., 81. apriI. 0as
bisiise Ser. Stoaien 2lppellotionsses
ridt bat an Grsitug entidieoen, baB
bic Qudier Oats Gpmpanp ibre 9es
fhGfte inter @erlesung Ses Sbtrmans
ihen anii 9ruit Gsieses betreibt.
9ritif9er Dumpfer Der.
entt.
9onbon. 81. april. Der britis
Ide Dampisr .Sabia' bon 2807
9oHneu. bes NIT Sem Ss0Rspnt aau
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Ielbmaridall Sarna bpn
ber Wplt
Sm 9auptquurtier Der eriten tirtis
iaen Qrmee,
Sm Utter bon 72 Sabren am Sled.
tppbus seftorten.

2lmiterbdm, %. april. Baron
&olmdr BON Der Golt3, Der &oms
manoeur Der sriten tiirtiIden Qrmee,
III am WitttpO9 i'm 9auptquartier
ieiner tiirtiidsn 2trmse am Sled
tppbus geiiorben, tpie OOn Berlin aus
offi3iell bierber gemeIoet piro. gr
mar 5ebH Gage lang iyaHt setpeisn.
Der 1SelbmapIdda Baron bon Der
gOlB gait fir einen Der gr0Btsn Siras
tesen Seuti4lanbs. or mar 72 Sabre
aft. Gr ma4te ben arisg gegen DETER
reid i'm Sabre 1866 nit unb i'm
Sabre 1870. pdbrenb Oes Seuti9s
franSoFi4sn arieges Sisnte er am
Stabe bes qrin3sn GrieOrt6 aart.
SIN Sabre 1888 nurbe er na8 Der
Siirtei 9ei4idt, um bic tiirtiide ars
NEE au reorsaniiirsu. unb er bIieb 12
Sabre lang in Der Siirtei.
SIN 4usufi 1914 purbs er sun,
Wlilitdr s9oupsrnsur DON 9elgien sr.
nanni, aber I'm RO0embsr besfelber
Sabres tpurbe sr tpisber na4 Der 5iir:
lei sei4idt, mo sr gum Militdrsaomy
manbanten Don aonitdHtinopel aut
gum iteuDertrstenoeH ariegsminiiier
erndnrt tpurbs. Gr leitete bic Sefes
ftigunssarbsiten on ben DarbaneIer
uHb briidte bamoIs pieberboIt bic Qns
ii4t aus, bab es ben 2raiirten ni9t sss
Iiusen iDiirbs, bic Pofass gu forcirsn,
SIN @priI Oorisen 5dbrss purbe sr
gum 4oulmaHbeur Der eriten tiirtii91l
4rmee ernannt, mann er Der Ra6foI.
ger bes Generals 2iman bon Sanbsra
in bem 9arbansllens s9ebist tpurbe.
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3nriifgegeben
Dsrbsn bic BEL Der @erblftuns bon
Sssrs beidIasna5mtsn papisre.
Jalls Der S.utids 9otiduftsr iis fir
Offi3iell srlldri.

Baibingtou, Dc, 81. 9lpril.
1ds Siaatss uHo bas Suiti3 De-
parismsnt tiinbiotsn an, pab bic .fss
sieruns bersit lei, bic ITotumtnte, bic
bel bsr 0erbaftuns Don Wolf Don
sSSsel in Rem gort nit gef9lag belsgt
iuorbsH iparsn uno ipelds @raf gerns
l.orif ais ofii3iels bs5eidnet, 81 res
i.urtirsn. Ter 8otifafier protsitirte
snsrsif6 sessn bic Wesnabme Der
s,apiere, unb i'm Siuaisoeparisment
Dsrlautst, baB Selrstdr 9aniins bic
NoiEnenDigtsit ,insr ofii5ieaer gnts
i6ulbiauns sripdss. Sollis Die Bot
ftaIt barauf beiteben, baB idmmtli5e
Document Ofii3ien isien, oann psrs
ben aud als OH ibn 3uriidgeseben
ptrDen. absr bic 2lbii6t Der gsamten
ioa isin, bon Idmmtlidtn grieis
if,aItsn pbOtosrapbiihe auinabmsn
Sa MAIDEN. Durh bic 9otumente icls
len aHseblia Dtngs ungeDObnli4er
gotur sntbiilt poiben isin, tpel4e
feItEer Hch nIctt 3Ir EenHtfllB Det
Rsgisrinhs sstommsn iDarsn. Gin
esfiniiiusr 3uIommenbans Der gots
ifaft NIT benieltsn ipiirbs bsltdtigt
iperbsn, fals iis bic Goiumente uls
ofii3isus bslnipru4sn iolIte. Wsnn
bits nidt Der Dall 1T. bunn peroen
bic Der. Staten bic papiers nit uIs
Bats fiji, bic ssridtlids 8srfOIsuns
ppn Sssls, Isinsr Wiitansstluetsn uno
pisa.iht nod aaosrer periOnsn be-
nussH.
90 5s!r.tar 9anfiHs fi4 offisiea
teim gcti6afisr grai bon gsrnitorff
entI6uloissH pirb ipegen Der geIHlags
nahmt Der Brittle 1T niAi bstannt.
ran bGlt ts absr fir lpubri9einiih.
9lnoere Iinb Der qlnfitt, 6ab bas
Staaispspirtsmtni ni6ts thun ipsroe,
Els bic lintsIissbcoi RoHtroperfs NIT
@sutj4laab In Elm osfinitiDerss Stns
blum asIrstsn In.
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go.t iiberbradie bic s5orberung 60
sanos. baB Wlaior 7omptins fiA 5u.
riidsisben folIs. nit Der Drobuns. baf
CT ansesriffsn iperbsn ipiirb. fats CT
iih ipeiatre.
OterIt Bropn, ipslter um biejs
3eit nit 1850 Wlann bonn 10. 4ap1l.
Ierierseiment antam unb bas spnIs
manbo iiberndbm, antfDcrteis, bdB er
fid fsinsn S9ritt peiisr 5uriid5isb,a
piirbe auber ss fperbe itm BON Isi-
nem @oreefcbien bsfoblsn. Gsnsrdl
2osano nntirorisie harauf niht.
Cine llnttriufuns Der patral
Situ1iion sraab. baB bi, meiiten
SrISoten qcsanos iriibsr 9iaa Soi.
batsn paren. Die Siabt parrai
III bsfanni ofs 0sridD5rungsplds Der
9iln anhdnger.
Die birstte Mrfuna bes 9inariffs
ipar cine llntrbrstuns Der fhnellen
9srfoIaung WilIas. Wdbrtno bic
amsrifaner aubsr Gtdnbe paren. ieits
auitelen. ob iih nas 6.riift befidiioe,
bnb Dilla ptripunbet iei unb bon fsi=
nsn Qeuten forteeiraesn porbeu iei,
iDiiien lie beItimmt, bab sipe faris
Qbtfsilung Teiner 2eute fiibfpGrts
Durrango su fliidtsn. lin bic Dsrs
iolauna bes gdnbitsn iibtr gorrdl
tinaussubehnen, tuaren Waior 1omp.
Tins unb feline asuie aenotbist, gors
rdtbc ju faufsn. nnb aus bisiem
@run6e bdttsn iie iid nit ben Be-
forbeu tn qarral in 9srbinbuns ses
FEET.
2fm Gage ndd benz Sample fdnbt,
preiioente 5errera Don porrol 9oter
on Dberit grripn. ipeldle bic Wittheis
lung 6rnfisn, bak er bsbausrs, bah Elm
anmpf fiattaefunbm bdk. gr fijqis
hinau, bic gmsritansr bGttsn iollsn
MID. uianasmelpet nod parral foms
men. GberIt gropn antipprtets, bdR
bic glmerifonsr gefommen pdren aui
elm. ihsin6ar auperIdHiae Ginlabuna
acn garransa Ofiiaisren bin unb bab
ihr aommsn anaeiiinbigt setpefen iei.
Der preiiSsnt. fogte, bic 3ipiliiten
fittsn bic Solbai,n an 3dbl iibsrtrofs
fen, fobnb man fie babe nidlt fontrcls
liren tonnen. Don ben 2tmerifdrern
fnirb inbeien bebduptsi. bab bsi terl
fioeniliten aaHpfe bic garran5a
Solbatsn ipeit in Der ueber3ahl ssire.
ZEN isien unb bab iih nur tpsniss 81
piliiisn betbsilist blitsn.
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&leine Epliseiaadbridtem.

- 3ientIi6 oitiebnltde geltte
rodie seiterlt elm 8ieb, Der Sem
Suuie $40. 222 Glm Strabe eiilen
9eiuh abItattete. glIis bem 3turmer
BON Sbontas Sob ent1penoete er
Sfrnuflahen i'm @ertb Don $500
u1b $50 TIT @aar, tp6breno er aus
Gem 3intnter BON 9eoo Sbom S53 IN
9aar mttgeben Iieb.
= Carl @iener BON Ser Iap uuo
Same StraBe meIoete seiterr Der 80
Iisei, oaB ibn bon eireln Sarbieen,
OeHen MISUNDERSTANDING er CAB,
cir Giamuntring i'm @ert5 DON 500
geItubIen iplrroe.
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,Sitanic". Inipraae sereselt.

gs iino eenau bier Sabre Der, bob
Die Titanic" oon Der &bite Shnr-
9inie nnb ciner aouiIiiou nit einem
@isbera iltterging 9la bteie Sabre
tpiroen ole Stabeneriaspro5efie ge.
fiibrt, Inn Die anIprii9e Der 8etrof-
fenen burfsuiesen imo crit iest iirto
aile @1gen eneIih beigelegt Dorberr.
9ieie GrIeoisluig lit na6 9lriift oon
@eorge 8bitefieIog @etts BON Der
ytefp gDorfer slnmdlts-Strma Suut,
Sir & @etts, Der @ertretertn Der
fldgerii5en Borteier, oielleiht Die
benerfensipertbefte, Die ietrols be.
fannt eeiporoen it, ieitoem Die $50
@6sera anbne irgerto einesAsiuaige,i
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sosii6e Derte perfabt unb au9 Elm
englii4es pboHetiiaes aeie6u9 bers
ousgegeben.
Serr Carl 9ringeI, Np. 5219
Carthage QDe., Rorpoob, feierte Oela
sangeneH Sountag init fetner Guttin
bic itIberne So4seit; am nGmIiheu
Gage perlobte iid beren IOhter
Qmanbd nit Serrn WesIsp Sarris.
On Der 5eier betbeiIigten iid Serr
Weslep Sarris, 9err Gmmet 2dms
ping, SRI. CLARA &laus, SRI. gbna
alaus, oerr uub 5ruu @mil Slaus,
Serr uno 5ruu Wsar SerTut, 5err UNI
Jrau Carl Wolf, Serr uno 5rduG,lrl
Wiomunn, Serr uHb 5rGu ab. Wnls
mel uno 2ouis Wiurrnel.