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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-23
Bonds Offered
AS Agricultural Prizes
t,v Assuciatc1 Prcss.l

IIiLLSBORO. Texas. Nov. ~22.-Liberty
Bonds are IA ~ offered ~ prizes "a the
them III agricultural pursuits.
Mr.. Leon Culberson, county school
superintendent. " organizing scientific
farming and home economic clubs all over
the county.
To the boy growing the most corn on an
acre NJ land She will give 4 go Liberty
Bond.
IT, the girl who grows the best crop Of
tomatoes She will also give n $50 Liberty
Bond.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-23
In Advertising +; SsS LII 81 $ what s:s :"' S Of Haas z s' ' h 1a " ar %sa 5
Q AND GET RESULTS.
You Can Shake Loose from
The Tortures of Rheumatism

treatment Of Rheumatism. II acts
directly upon the blood, which Il
promptly purifes Of all disease germs.
1t is a powerful antidote. and climb
mates from the blood all trace Of
rheumatic germs, building up and
Strengthening the rundown system.
Write to-day to our medical d.
rector. who will give you valuable
advice regarding the proper treat-
ment Of your case. Address
Swift Specific Co., Dept. I At
lanta, Ga.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-23
FORT WORTH GETS ANOTHER JOLT.
(Ry Associated press.)

FORT WORTH. Texas. Nov. 23.-Fort
Worth'S chances III the l9lS Texas league
race have received another jolt.
Doe Williams, left fielder and long
distance S%lugger, has written the club
management that ~ ha- been drafted n
j. now in training with other National
Army recruits at Tacoma. Wash.
Two other Fort Worth players have been
drafted Pitchers Dillineer and Apologize.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-23
BY using S. S. S.

The germs Of Rheumatism are in
the blood, which is laden with mil
lions OF the minute demons of pain,
causing untold suffering and bringing
its victim from vigor and strength TO
almost helplessness. To get real and
genuine relief from this disease,
these disease germs must be COM
pletely. routed put Of the system
through the blood.
S. S. S. has been used for fifty
years with satisfactory results in the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR LEASE-io acres adjoining townsite. ;
acres proved rTldr I'm Lettuce ~ late clhha r..
Phone Alhd Haywood. San liruitu- M. =
.tOE ENCIIANtiI Merchandise frr liberty
Toau i:uuds. oirr hundred cents ~ the dollar
Seaen Grain X Feed Cn. IIarliagcn. Texas. II
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-23
WANTED

NANTED-Position by bright youth of IL.
Want place where there j. opportunity a. rad
yancement. Address T.. -. G.. care Herald. N
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-23
Classified Ads

IS words or less, lem. for one insertion.
Over 10 words, Ic. per word per insertion.
More than one insertion at rate Of nc. per
ward.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-23
APARTMENTS FOR REN

SAN CARLOS APARTMENTS.
Two Blocks west OF Postoffice. Phone No. 90
Desirable furnished apartments ri twn. ihr"
lnd f"ur r""nis- aIl equipped with four piece
plumbing fixtures. M. -.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-23
FOR RENT

fOR RENT-Furnishcd rooms. Apply 90
i.eycc. n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-23

FOR SALE Todd cleckwritcrS and protec-
t~u-rarhs. so and np- H. a. Wagner. Trav-
rlrrs Hotel IL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-23
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two Ford light delivery wagons
with Gagged bodies; in good condition, $50 each.
Model Laundry. Phone !. 20
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-03

cept or fight the German prohibition,
II is understood that new suggestions
will be sent out by the various govern
ments concerned.
Cooperation by some neutrals ID
forecast here as distinct possibility.
The whole neutral diplomatic corps
has shown a degree Of interest hardly
unsurpassed during the war as the
double question is involved not only
Of what the United States Is going to
do, but what action their own govern
ment will take Admittedly the ac-
ton of part, at least, Of the neutrals
will be most decisively influenced by
that of the United States and no at
tempt is made to conceal the eager
ness with which the American de-
cision is awaited.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-03
PUBLIC SALE!

On Saturday, February 10, 1917, at
ten o'clock a. m. Standard time,
tract Of land containing 145 acres be-
longing to the heirs Of Campbell A.
Tucker, deceased, will be sold on the
premises to the highest and best bid
der. This farm Is located on the Stone
Lick Road that connects the Stone
Lick and Taylors Mill Turnpikes, and
is bounded on the North by dover of
the widow of Campbell A. Tucker, OH
the East by the Stone Lick road and
the lands of Willard Hall, on the
South by the lands of John Grant and
on the West by the lands of William
Cabler and Estes Hendrix This land
is in high state of cultivation and is
we'll improved. About twelve acres is
heavily timbered, the timber consist
ing principally of fine ash, sugar
maple and oak trees. This farm will
be sold upon the following terms:
One-third cash, one-third in one year
and one-third in two years, lien be-
ing retained to secure the unpaid pur-
chase money. A survey of this farm
has been made and when deed is made
1t will be made according to meets
and bounds. Deed will be executed
and possession given on or before
March LIST, 1917.
CAMPBELL TUCKER HEIRS.
Fl. c. HAWKINS, Auctioneer.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-03
SUPERVISORS REPORT

Market Supervisor w. Mitchell re-
ported this morning that during the
week there has been sold on the Mays
vile market total of 2,455, 100
pounds of tobacco at an average OF
1855 per hundred pounds. Had the
market been open yesterday the total
would have undoubtedly been much
larger. The high PURGE Of the week
was SIS per hundred, the low IS. On
Thursday the Growers house aver
aged $20.09 per hundred pounds, the
best OF the year. There were no sales
yesterday.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-03
PECULIAR THING

All day yesterday the Ohio River
had the appearance of boiling, as a
mist or steam rose from it. Several
explanations were offered as to the
phenomenon. The most plausible was
that the temperature Of the water
was much higher than that Of the air
and in consequence steam was form
ed. Another explanation was that the
wind blew small amount of water
from the river, this freezing gave 1t
the appearance Of fog. The river
was very rough all day.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-03
MINSTRELS TO BE HERE

Che managers of the Washington
Opera House have booked VogePs
Famous Minstrels to appear in this
city on the night of Tuesday, Febru-
any 10. This famous organization has
visited Ga sville a number of times
and has always pleased the large
number of persons attending it.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-03
NOT so BAD

The government thermometer at
the home Of Mrs. Mary Marsh on For
est avenue registered exactly zero.
1t was thought by a great number of
persons that the mercury would slide
down the tube much further. This Is
not the coolest morning of the winter
by several degrees. fhe indications
this morning are for warmer weather.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-03
FOR SALE

My farm Of IS acres on Mt. Carmel
pike, bordering North Fork on one
side. Has 10-room house, barn and
other improvements. This farm is
mostly in grass and has plenty Of
good water. Easy terms.
MRS. ELIZABETH N. BEST.
Apply to Attorney JAMES N. COL
LlNS, Court street.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-03
FILES SUIT

III the Mason Circuit Court yester-
day S. T. May filed suit against L. T.
Klank for the sum of $53.49 and asked
that the Independence Central Ware
house Co. be summoned to answer as
a garnishee: The plaintiff Is repre-
scented by Messrs. r. d. Wilson and
A. d. Cole.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-03
SOME SPECIAL CROPS

The following are number of spe-
cial crops averages made at the Lib
erty Warehouse on Thursday, which
were omitted from the report of yes
terday:
Jess Evans, $22.S5; Latham & Lowe,
S2O.7f; ]. A. Stevens, $21.94; Collins
& Berry, $2326; c. Perry, $22.31; L..
H. Smoot, $19.S1; T. ]. Clark, $1,000;
Brooks & Beckett, $22.1O; Will Man
ion, 1882.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-03

The Aid Society Of the Christian
Church will hold their weekly meet
ing on Monday afternoon at 1880
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. Isaac
Chancellor at the corner of East Sec
ond and Lexington streets.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-03
I'll and 213 Market HtrEHt

Mr.. A. D. Troxel of Portsmouth,
Ohio, superintendent of this division
Of the Western Southern Life Insur-
ance Co., inspected the local offices
here Yesterday.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-03

Mrs. Sam T. Farrow, who has been
quite i'll at her home on East Front
street for the past several months, is
improving rapidly, and is now able to
be about.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-03
EIGHT CARS OF SOLDIERS

Eight cars of soldiers passed
through this city yesterday on the c..
& o. railroad going west We could
not learn their destination.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-03

Mr. Marshall Wood Of Cincinnati is
spending the week end with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wood Of
Washington.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-03

Mr.. 4. e. Clarke has returned to
this city after being In johannesburg
for several days repairing some type
writers.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-02-03

Mr.. and Mrs. M. Gray Of Aberdeen
left Thursday on a visit with their
daughter, Mrs. H. B. Wilhoyte, Of
Louisville, Ky.
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3nHii9e Grprefnns,

gus Gmterbam miro Der sSalefs
fden 3eituns" fOlsenbe @eIaidte NIT
a~eteilt: Wie aus perldbliher 8ueae
perlautet, bat Der ruiii9e 5inan5mi=
nifter Bart ouf Ser 2onooner 5inanas
Miniitertonferens Der @%erbiinoeten oas
itltimatum seitelt: Gnttpeber 10 mil
riarben ariesstrebit pber Elm Sonbera
Friebe nit Oeutf6lanb unb Sefterei9s
unearn, alIo Der 3uiommenbrud Der
gntente. 8arts 4uftreten mar bers
art, oab cine Nbtpeiiuns lpie bel fritz
bern dbnli9en neutrality-suspicious.
nidt m0sli9 mar. Mcsfenna unb Ris
bot muBten bic 5orberung ibres rufts
iden aollesen a%nnebmen, berlesten fid
aber aufs 4bbanoeln uno estpdbrtsn
f6lieblia srunbfdbli4 6 Miaiarben
Rubel, ipopon England a unb Grants
reid 2 Miliarbsn i~ibernehmen lou.
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LokaIes.
~ysrsasfatIi&ss @stssv.
ciir 5au 2tntonio nnb llnlosGs,lb,
Selte abenb, 5unebmenbe 8efpol-
funq; Mitt1poh, unbeitanoig.
Sins BET staotbaae.

aommiiiar Garland brafte cine
Droinans elm, 1926 fir 5fpei Eoll5l-
6ten su b~etpidigen, oeren Nainett auf
Ser 3nblIiite nidt erfheinen- ubr
Aegte gegen Die HaiIiernng Der Or
binar5 iofort 8roteit Elm, init Der
Motipierung, baB beioe Bolt5tlten
BON linn entloiien Dllroen Der eine
ipeqeu grunfenbeit, Der at,bere me-
gen l1nf1bigfeit. Die 3abllilte lei
Inn nidt borgeIegt iporocn nno er
1uiroe nibt fir Die Mlts5ablung
Der @ebalter itimnlen, bis er poue
Einlidt geronlmen. &ier niid)te
lid Ser YoIi5eid)ef 2ancaiter nit
Ser @emerfung Gin, bob ltbr einen
Mann Mamens Sinbler als Bolidilt
onqeitent babe, Ser Oelrtider Inter
tan uno feim afnerifaniider gnrger
fet. ubr ~ertpioerte, oaB ibnl Der
Mann BON ei1emt angeiebenear gir-
ger elnpfobler mltroe. Sollte IS lid
argebef, 6aB er fein amerifaniider
Niirger lit, 70 babe er fem Marebt,
Elm Mmt gu bethlehem llto cr miro
ibn lofort entlaiien.
ltbr beflngte iih mie0erbolt, bob
er iiber fem 9cpartement feine Son.
frone babe. Sinter ieinem &iiden
1Derbei1 2eute als 8oli5iiten ange<
5telt uno fir ole ,nogliden 3mede
berirst. go babe elmer Die Babl~
farten fir Ben Nidter 2otptber aus
getraget un6 .otgenagelt. Ser
Wanpor beitritt oies nno benerfte,
DOB bic MnlteIllng BON Grtra-Eoli-
Bi}ten ~5utpeiIett bnrb Die NottDeil-
0igfeit geboten fei. Man einigte iid
5d[ieBIitb barauf, oaB Die 3abllilte
BEN &ommiif1r nbr u~nterbreifat
tperoen ionte, ebc Der Mapor iueitere
Nsnrrants unteridreibt. Ocr Mapor
1dIng Dor, bob iid) Die aommiiidre
Dor Der Gtaot1a1e pcrlammeln uno
Die Der Staot geidenftc Municipal-
Esfagae entgegenncbmen. Gie DO
1djc Ellie COMPANY erbdlt Grlaub.
nis, i re Gnhein anf @eiteulpege 81
Ieqcn.
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Treie YrlIc fit geras: 9ientag oeu 3. N(pril 1877.

SIT 0enilon lino bie groBer
sieparotur : @'erfitdttel Der sc. s..
& 8. 8abn geidlolien; oasielbe loll
in onoeren Gtdbten, in benen Die
gobn oerartige Embellishments I'M
terDalt, geideben. Gin @rnlo fiir
oiele MaBreeel, ourb weld)e meb-
rere tauieno Mrbeiter brotlos mer-
oett lit BIS iebt nidt segeben.
Ser giienbabn aonoufteur
W. s.. 8illon bon Serarfana iber-
raidte i'm Gongleton &auie, in Dem
er Elm 3immer betpob1t, ginbreder
bel ser Mrbeit. Die 5pitbilben
1hfugen @illon obne meiteres ME
Ser uno entfamen nit Sdmudiaden
i'm @erte bon ettpa $1,000. SSn Der
Gle iberiaben lie ieoo6 cine griei-
talde, in ser lid cine groBere Cunt
me befan0.
DIE Wili54Soloateu in Orange
baben cine lebbafte &efrutierungs-
Gampagne begonnen, nm tire &om=
paanie Ioba1b als mogli6 anf Sen
ariegsfuB gu bringen.
Ser adtiabriee Sobn BON Ye-
ter Gorlies aus 9ouIton muroe bon
einem groBen automobil umgefag=
rem urlo gegen ei1ten S%elegrapben-
pfolten gequeti6t; oas &ino plroe
foit allgenbltdli6 getotet.
Der bisberige Mapor bon Iu-
tin, 81. s. @ooIorioge, iopie
lammtlife S~tabtfommiilare murbe,l
in Der ont Mo1ttag abgebaltenen
9taotpabI mieoer ermablt; @egell.
&anoiouten maren nibt anfgetretell.
Ser 9iabrige Bubble @rapes
bon Souiton ertranf bel Dem Ser
lude, Sen eleibaltrigen Sobnnie
Mcgai1ael, Der beim Baden in cine
tiefe Ste1e geraten NOR, 5u ret
ten. giner auf Die Sbreie Der &na-
beit berbeieilen6en Srall gelang es,
ben fleinen MeWfidael aus Dem @ai-
Ter sll 5ieben, bod Der mutige &et-
ter, oeiien &rdfte eribopft 5u iein
fbienenL ging unter Mno puroe als
aeide beraasgeaogen.
Warp @amilton BON Gerren,
elm 14iabrises MdohenL uuroe Don
ibrem 8iabrigen grlioert Der nit
einem &epolber lpielte, erihoiien.
Sft @ortbam muroe Gam
Clarion III leinem @ett ourb Die
gntlaouns eines NepoIpers, nit benz
iein gabp ipielte, eridoiien. Ser
Monn batte ben @eoolper inter lei
mem aopffiiien; oas Sinh, iDeldes
ebenfaIs i'm gett par, fab Die @affe
bort liegen, fling an oamit 5n ipie-
len uno als oie 13iabrige gante Der
iud)te, DEM @abp oas ~gefabrlife
spiel5eug wegaultebmen, entluo iid
Die Yiltole uno Die aiigel ging Dem
abnungslos fdlafenoen Wann ourf)
oeu Gppf.
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I'm elmer ON Wontc

Sn elmer Oil Wtontag abge-
haIfenen Spe5ial Sibnng oes
Deutlf) 2itterariiden 9ereins be-
piaigte berielbe benz amerifanilfen
Noten arell5 5ebn Dollar. SierauT
befhloB Der @erein, iib auf unbe-
Iti1nmte 3eit binalls 81 pertageli,
Bouperneur 5ergulon bat Die
Inn an Montag BON eincnt aonllte
ser Sielta @elelljhaft iiberbradbte
Giulaouna, CUR 6ieitaz@odc nod
Gan Mntonio al fommcn, aflgelloms
men unO miro Der 8lnmenlfloHt
am Nadmittage beg 90. Aprll bel
sDobuen.
- M,if Der Miaer Nunh, urge=
fafr is MeiIen BON Der Staot, muir
Sc am Montag Der Merifaner Sole
MriIpa ourh einen ShrotihuB ail-
uenblif getotet.. Gle 2aonng, DIE
aus nddJIfer N1be absefeuert ipnroe,
0rosla unter Dem linfen Sdulter-
b[ott Elm, rib Elm groBes Sod ourd)
Die Brlit nno fam porn mieoer ber-
aus. Ger berbdgnispoae SdluB luar
non Dem t8iabrigen antonio So5aio
xabqefeuert, Der Dem Sberiff Goblin
mad ieiner Nerbuftung erflarte, CT
bnbe geglanbt, ous @epe1r lei nib!
gel16en.
gcr 3ulamnlelltritt oes aou.
qre5Ies am Montage eripabltc OIe
fcrani5de Meprdientantcnbaus . De
Ieantiou oen aongrebmann sSns. s
EIobocn gu ibrem g~orIisenoeil.
Sm ct. Mntbonp Sotel failf
Montaq abeiio, aIs Ole Nodrihi
eintrof. oaB 8raiioent 8ilion irint
9feoe i'm aongreB bcgonnen BABE
eiue patriotiide 9emonitration itatt
5ait idmintlife Sereinisllngei
Der Stabt, ionic Die meiIten DE
1fafte babeu lire 9eteilieung oil Del
heutiaen 2opolitats : 4arahe 5ige
iaat. Va6 geenbigrma oerielbsI
fperbeu Gil orei p~erfdGcocneu 0rtci
92eScn eebnlten Sm Gpernball
gyredten General Maior Sobn 5
Bcribing. Hidlter SeeligIon, s. y
t1oeth, eugene Norobans uno I. 5
Bople. aluf bcr alanlo Hla5a: 5
IS. airfpatrif, Senator Carlos Bee
ISM. @ur5bad, General BcrIbiig
80 - ~< M
I'M Mniefiir Ebeater Nat VI
gSofber, syrau e. 5. smit9, Siid)te
9Th uno Sreo B. Goof,
3n Dem bon Der Sanoclsfam
tner uno Dem San gntonio Manll
f~acturers' GLIB pernniialieten Ins
fling mad Brownsville nno SlopeIl
Reros baben iih mehr Teilnebme
x~angenteIort ofs eripartct iuuroer
1879
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Geitoblene SanOidriften.

Mus benz 0aag tpirb eemeIoet: Sn
Ser Zines" erfhetnt cine @naeige,
porin na9 Jrasmenten BON Osfdr
Wilbes Der Slider unb feline @eele"
geforfdt mirb. Bier Sabre, nadbem
oas MGr9en erf9ienen mar. purbe
Die 6abe Wilbes in feinem 9anfe tn
ser siteitreet bur9 @eridtsbOaaieber
pertouft. SIN Outrage bes Didters
bate fia isbo9 bereits fein literarif4
Beauftraster. Robert Rob, borthin be-
aeben, UNI Die unDer0ffentlidten Ma<
nuffripte in 8eiiB gu nehmen. Gr
fonnte aud nod Dor Dem Geri4tspou>
sieber ~einorineen, funb iebod gu ieis
ner 8erbIiffuns, 6ab bic 8riefe nil
bes unb cine Mn3abl Manuifripte, bas
runter brei unperOffentlidte r@piele,'
in sebeimnisDoller Meif. perfdpunoen
tporen. Der Dieb tpurbe ME entoedi.
Das Manuftript zines Der n@piele1
tuuroe apei SABRE fpdter in einens
ErOblerIaben s~efunben.
Sn Dem r2eben Ostar Miloes" bog
@berarb tpirb eradblt. ME Elm irifhtr
gerl.ger, Der bas 9aus tpdbreno bes
@ertaufs befudte. cine 4naabl 2eute
in einerl oberen 3immer antruf. Ser
8oben bes 3immers tpar beitreut nit
9riefen, bic Die MoreFs Milbes tru.
aeu, unb nit Manuftriptbldttern.
Offenbar tparen Die Sdrdnfe erbros
den unb Die papiere heruussefdleuz
bert tpor6en. Der nidt genannte Ber-
Ieser, Der jeBt bic perfdpunbenen
Grasmente bon Der Slider unb feline
Seele4 in Ser Zines" fu4t. eradblt,
baB er Dor einigen Sabren NIT anbez
rem Manuffripten Miloes aud ben
sr0bten Sell biefes Mdrdens bon
einem 8n9bdnbler getauft babe, Der
feinerfeits tpisber biefe tpertDOnen Mas
nu5fripte Bel Dem 8erfauf Der Sab,
Wilbes fir ein Bis atpei pfuno erftans
ben bate. Gs feblten muir einise Sci
ten. Der 8erleser bate biefen 9ns
fauf f6lieblid perseiien unb fano boz
fur3em 5ufdnig ben foftbaren literas
ridden Sdab in elmer uften 8iite tpies
Der.
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Wrnnoeiaenmms . ilcbcrtrasuussn.

Sreoerid gserlebe uno 6rau an Sobr
gaiterlp, f61 Ader 9nlo; 1896.
2ouis unb Wt. g. Heif an 8ilidn1
&. nnb 6. q. 9arIep @runoitiif in ala.
mo 5ei9bts; $3.50.
q. %. oates nno Srnu an 9uuis 8e.
fling. @runbitiid IN Cos angeles
9eiebts; SO II. u.
=. s. aerdepiIe al Sriepa lleder
60 Nder 2ano, SO II. Y.
8. 6. Thorntm an q. g. @%rdbenbeii
mer uub Srnli, @runoltild an Der Uni
periitp Npe.; $2749.
Suao 8iebenfelo AT Nrtemiiin 8ofp.
ben, @runbitiid an Der 8afota, 9apl
nno Repaoa CTR; S6067.
G. 81. Mihdr0ioH an s.. mnb q. Goos
@ruubltiid i'm gitps glod 3172; $40.
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Sir Steuer : Go,mmiiIar.

Sic .Sreie EreiIe"3 lit alitoriiiert,
Germ SAM Y. Spinble als 4croiont
fir Gteuer Z aommiIdr in Der beboritez
heuoen Brimdrfpabl am 90. april nno
s. Mni ar5ufiinbigen nnb bittet INT Die
lIuterfIsrng uuer Bdbler.
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Ser beute MbenO UNI 8 nbr abgeben-
De Bug miro aus Z @agen belteben;
sic @eiiegefeli6aft miro am Don-
nerltag abenb 5uriidfebren.
Gin 6e1er, neld}es bod)it
gef6brIi6 bdtte meroen f9nnen, brqd)
am Montag obeno gegelt Z ubr I'M
2aboratorium Ser San Mntonio
Drug Company, $40 grodett Ctr,
aus. 8ie angenommen miro, emit
ltanb Der 8ranD ourb oen Bed eli
neg groBen @auons, Der Cal
peteridure entbielt. Ole berausflie=
Benoe Sdure ~ent5iinoete BEN BEN
gaGon umgebenoen @ol5faiten nno
i'm &anoumoreben mar oas gauge
8ebduoe nit BEN furdtbariten
9dmpfen angefiiat. Die 5eterleu-
tie fonnten MIR nit Siilfe bon Sc
inflammation uno Saudi 6iltrier=
Mpparaten in oas @ebauoe einorin=
gen; trosben1 ipnroen 5tpei beriel=
ben ourh oas ginatmerl Der giftigen
Oampfe befDuBtlos uno einer erlitt
ourh berum|prieenoe SalpeterIanre
Ieid,te Branotpnnoen i'm @elidt. 9aS
sSelter, tpeIdbes nod niht ridtig i'm
Gauge NOR, nuroe nit Gbemifalien
geI0ldt. ser Sbaoen lit auf einiJe
@unbert Dollar abgeibdst.
- Die u2opaltp Earabe" beute
nadJmittag mar einer Der langiten
geIt5iige, Sic lie III unierer Staot ab=
eebalten lino. Mle 8ereine lbeinen
lid an ibr beteiligt 5u baben.
giner 4n5abl Depofitoren Der
Dor. einiger @oden geldloiienen
gmmet 8anf, Die ii9 AM Wontag
abeno in ser Sffi8e 0es Redtsan-
malt gIib beriammelt batte1L fpuroe
mitaeteilt, oaB ole beabiibtigte &e-
organization Ser 8anf auf lll1porber-
geiebene Sdpierisfeiten itoBe. Die
MnfpeIen0en oriidten ibren llniuiQen
uno Merger bieriiber in nidt nib
Superitebenoer 5prade aus uno err
mGblteft Elm aomite, tpelhes Den
3uitano ser 9anf grinolid unter-
fuden nn6 feltitelen ion, iper fir
ons @eIo Ser 0epoiitoren peraft-
mortIih gu baIten lit. 9as erfpablte
&omite beitebt aus BEN 9erren S.
6. 9elmer. 81. g. ¬ples nlto s.
5. 3eImer; oieielben Deroen Die
BON ibnen ermittelten Heiuitate in
elmer auf naditen Montag angeiet-
te 3uiammenfunft mitteilen.
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0siratsId)eiue. - Wcbnrtcn.
SnoesfGle.
0etrats e.

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Better 6. golmer il. uno Grace
Srieno.
Sarrie @. gaiie nno Saie 6.
&abrmuno.
auuis g. Hifel uno aatie s.
@einbarD.
eugene sfaeeelin uno Sriei @ei-
mer.
Geo. ". sdroeocr mlo 3ula q
9(ait.
Webu TT c
g. g. 5obrmann unO 6rali, Elm
M1loden; u. O. 6itfs unb 6ran.
Elm a'nabe, s. 9. 2inoemann unf
Trau, ein Maohen; s. 6. Colin:
bad uno Srau, elm Mdohen; Sam
Cohen mo Jrali, elm anabe; S. @
Jronb uno Srnu, Elm &nabc; S
Slein nlo Srai, elm Waoben; Gor
@amber9 uno Srail, elm anabe; 6
%. Spengler uno 5rmi, elm M1o.
d)en.
gobesfiIIe.
sSrau Martba Muiief, 35 Sabre
SO. s. Wofert, 40 Sabre, 5rau 60.
pbie 6. 3admlann, 81 Sabre; 60
min 9. Stappenbed, 80 Sabre; 6ral
Mnna 6elliinger, so Sabre.
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Scr WorIdIae 1T einfad nnS bertGnOlia genus. Ntr eintn
nenen Mbpnnenten Der sr 3it nidt 2efer Der rTrie Erehe" it,
aeuinnt, foaeftert $780, erbM, rep. bebGft babon etnen Collar nnO
ididt ben anberen Dollar NIT Der senanen aorehe bee 8sfeaers Elm,
Auferoetn fte1t atsr mud md cine Grha Grdne IN ansFdt, fails Die
3ahl BON sebu Mbonnentn orr barber erreidt hirb. Die Grtra-%ra.
mic icnben mir ben ba5n geredtisten bon nnfrer Office ans brett
Die bier semadte Dffere 1T fit jeoen i'm ueaen Gebiete Oes 5Staa-
les offeu. Sober fam fd oaran betelisen. SSH bieten MIR gaarpreis
fanfeu fam, mas er gcrabc bramdt.
YGe, Sic ppn oieier Offerte Oebrand MAIDEN nno nner ben oben 81.
feae1 geoingunaen Mbonncnten fir bic oJree Trefe fit Segns" Jam.
mcln ,uDaeu, Tb eebefn, fd nit nns unber5asid in SerGnbnns ~
Ieben, bamit mir linen ehpaise sepindte a~msfabrlidere Gnsfnnft e..
teIcn fonnen. Sic lmiHnns g9t ben geaeaern Oireft un nnier Of
dice III. Siele GHerte hat MIR gaItsfet big gum 80. Sani 1917.
r6reif Yreiie fit sfras".
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gu Oermieten

3as ebere Stofiperf bes &nnle5
No. 2tS Sit-gommeree Gtrabe -
9ioiim 90 BET 80 SUB. gsndsufraoen
2f6 SIt.g Commerce Strabe.