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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-12
Car Continues
Identically The Same

There will be no change of any nature
in the Chandler at the new price. The
present series, greatest in Chandler his
tory, will be continued without alteration.
The Chandler Company has striven to
avoid this advance in price. But the
advance is unavoidable. 1t would have
been justified months ago. Almost every
item in cost of production has advanced
materially.
The $1395 price could have been con-
tinued only by cheapening the car. And
the Chandler car has never been cheapened.
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GOMPERS WANTS LABOR
ON EXEMPTION BOARDS

WASHINGTON, June IA request
that labor men ne appointed 10 all exenp-
do, boards under the selective-draft law
has been presented 20 the Provost Marshal
Generals office by Samuel Gompers.
at readily can be SEEN" said Mr. Com
rors IN a statement that u there is not
a man on each Of these boards who has
personal knowledge Of workers problems
sron,,nq out Of their relation to Industry,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-12

there will be an infinite opportunity for !.
Justice TO be done workers. '"-
Firms in several localities have asked
for soldiers to prevent workers tr,,i,'s
through legitimate methods, to secure 6,a,s
er wages I'm order that their standards w..
not be lowered through the constantiv ts
creasing cost of living. We know. th..
that these unprincipled heartless enployert
will not hesitate TO make use OF conscrIn'
tion machinery TO rid themselves OF mp
sirable' workmen and thus give such ars
ployers n free hand to force unendursbi.
conditions of work and pay"
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2nd. William Mageei third. Adrian kilkeri
ChristiSn Doctrins-MsdaI. first class. John
MeMullsn. second. James ,Bfessaani ,,Ili third'
Cash prizes OF t25 each were awarded 20
William Boyle In liturgy. and Peter klepotka
In DOGMA.
The 81 Thomas Aqg'aAs medals were awarded
20 Thomas Burke and Joserh McMann.
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Ball PLAYER Commits Suicide

PoTTSvILLE. Pa, June 12.-criev,rz
because he believed his illness was incns
able. Christ Otto, Of Higgins, pitcher o..
the Higgins Baseball Club, committed g.,
eide by taking poison He had been n
Florida with the hope Of having his be,,.p
restored. but the visit was unavailing 'n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-12

years. was arranged to conform with war
economies. .,,,, zoe
For the first time in history Mrs. Was wa
written before the names on two diplomas,
The two young women were wa. VI ~,
of tho last two months. At the class din
uer last night thirty-four members OF lne
class announced they will be married dur
ing the summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-12
Will Still Offer
Much Excess Value

At the new price the Chandler will still
offer excess value. Distinctive Chandler
features High Tension Magnetic
Ignition; solid cast aluminium crank case
extending from frame to frame; annular ball
bearings in transmission, differential and
rear wheels; silent chain drive for motor
shafts, and many other features character
istic of the finest hieh-priced cars-are NOT
found in other cars selling so low as the
advanced Chandler price.
At the present $1395 price, there is no
other six comparable to the Chandler in
design, equipment and performance.
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BUSINESS MEN DRILL NIGHTLY
$40 Buy Own Uniforms and Practice
in Armory

The rudiments Of soldery are heing
taught daily 10 $40 Philadelphia business
men who drill under the supervision Of
Brigadier General Charles T. Creswell, L.
S. A.. retired. The nightly drills are being
held at the Third Regiment Armory.
Most Of the men are not Of cOnscrption
age, but they believe that il is their duty
as citizens to be prepared to take up arms
If necessary. The organization is known as
the Military instruction Corps. each member
buying his own uniform and equipment
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PLAIN PROGRAM MARKS
VASSAR COMMENCEMENT

POUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y. June 12.
The historic daisy chain Of girls re-
splendently gowned was missing at the
graduation Of 237 Vassar girls here today
This, the plainest and most economical
graduation program at the school in fifty
Cheyenne record., 1917-11-15
STOCK BRANDS

Parties seeing stray stock with any
of the following brands, Please notify
the party to whom the brand belongs.
Cheyenne record., 1917-11-15
Notice For publication
ISOLATED TRACT

Department Of the Interior U. S. Land Office
Lamar. Colorado. October 12. 1917
n office is hereby given that. directed by the
IN Commlsslontr oi the Gen1ral Land I thce. un
der provisions Of Sec. 2A55 r. S. pursuant to the
application of Orlando El'i' Of rst View Colorado
Serial No. ol7s7a. we will offer otplol;o sale 10
the highest bidder, but at not less Than $500 rer
acre at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on the 5;f o De nte
1917 next at this office. the toe wing Il Of lard:
the Lot OF section 4. township les range 4ew eth
principal meridian 81 60 acres
The sale will rot be kept open. but will be deolar-
ed closed when those present at :he hour am d
have ceased bidding. The person making the high
est bid will be required to Immediately pay to this
Receiver the amount thereof
Any persons claiming adversely the ebove-ds-
scribed land advised to file their claims Oh
jsetions, on or before the time designated forsee.
A L Beavers. Register
oct 10 nov 20 St RI McGrath. Receiver
Cheyenne record., 1917-11-15
Notice For Publication

Dspartmsns Of the Interior. U. S. Land omss as
Huge. Coo. November 9. 1917
NLoces b hereby given thai August G Kern. of
IN Cole. Colo. Who On oceoosr - 1914 made
homstsad entry serial No. ol5eoc for M ssssiea
township rs range <3w. esh D. ineipal meridian
has Isd notice Of mssaeioo to make anai shsss ysas
proof 10 sssahsh eaaim % ne land above desorbsd
bssers ths County Judge n and Tor Kk oarseu
county. Go o.ado q 1ustngton. Colorado ca The
2Iss day es Dsssnbss 1917.
Claimans na0ss = Witnesses.
Charley SMsxh. Ashuzy Aesfsrd. csesss Q nes-
sssd alI shsss q Cole ccie. wiaIlam uysss q Dur-
\ NssA cs,r. -
nss . ess 20 q IN DeavsfA Rsgieses.
Cheyenne record., 1917-11-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of tbs Interior U S Land Ones al
Hugo. Cello. November 5th 1917
n tic h r.hy given that Clare. CO L Rich Z
IN Arapat,oa. who on August lttn tsi4. mace
home d antry serial No oi57s3 for Lots Z. SO
and 10 (Nwl5) section 2 township las range A.w
9Th principal meridian has ed notice of intsn,it
TO final three year proof. to esabIish caim to
the land above described before the Clerk Of tbs
pstrict Court Of Cheyenne county Colo II Cheyenne
Wells. Colo on December q, 1917
Claimant names as Witnesses
James H Bidingsr. Clarence Auten. James Church
Frank A Rich, all Of Ararahos Colo.
nov dec 20 Ct J r Beavers. Register
Cheyenne record., 1917-11-15

forego coveted possessions Or even me-
cessit,cs. The wcr.s mus: go on, bo-
canse there Is no one thing that CON
tributes so much 10 the spirit and et-
tic.ency OF the troeps The Y. =.
A. is working night and day TO help
the government win this war And
every renny thet is given to aif the
work Is q direct assistance TO the
health, happiness and strength OF your
boy and mine
snapsnots Of kaisitsseopie Work.
I'm all the big cities in France where
our men pass through In larsa num-
bers. the Y M G. A is operating
hostels. where they can get beds and
meals at . minimum cost In London
the American Y. M. C. A. mas erected
large building for our soldiers and
clubhouse for American officers.
There are r. M C. A dugouts right
behind the front line trenches. where
the soldiers can get hot drinks. crack.
ers and other ccm .orts at al hours
Over 1000 men who had been reject
ed ON account Of physical disability
have been abe to get into the British
army by reason Of the physical work
Of the British 7. n. C. A.
A aeet Of motor cars leaves the big
7. M. C. A. headquarters In London at
midnight every night to pick up sol
diers who are wandering about the
streets without any wholesome lodging
II which TO spend the night These
cars a.e operated by Englishwomen
Of position and refinement, who report
that they never meet any discourtesy
at the hands OF the soldiers The I'm
portance OF this service ca1 be esti-
mattel by the fact thst at least $4,000
soldiers are on leave in London every
week Over half OF these sleep In Y.
n. C A beds every n.g.t
Entertainment en- Vast Scale.
Tho Y. M. C. A has erected big
auditorium, seating 5000. In each OF
the big draft CAMS, and huge chautau.
Qua tents. seating $500 in the otner
encampmcnts The association 70 rum
ming a % week entertainment circuit
among the camps and is paying 16
ccm ;anies OF entertainers. who are
travelling to 80 camps performing be-
fcre the men.
In each OF the draft camps the Y.
NJ. c.. A. las ten secretaries engaged
In educational work The associate
is eeeing to 1t tiat every man who
| cannot spe1k English is Taught to do
go In many OF the camps the asso-
c.ation has a singing direct r, who Is
teaching the men to sing the popular
and martial airs that do 50 much to
keep up their spirits,
OF 81 Y. NJ. C. A. men at Camp
Dix only three are being paid full sal.
ar.oA. In all the nps tie majority
Of tie Y NJ. c. A mon have left l1cra-
tivs rosi:'ons to do this work simply
tecause Its a~roel is resi- tlb'e to
any red b'coce1 man. H,rry Lauder.
the famous Scctc'i singer anil coma
dian, now on his f"rewe'l concert tol-
N TIE I'n.tod States is giving all his
spare time to tho service o. the asso
ci't ton and is siaging to tic soldiers
at Il. the cem7S he can reach.
in one of the draft carnps the Y M
C. A. is supervising athletics On 12c.
playing fields. pro.idins full athletic
equipment. The winners Of the inter
regimcntal games will play the char,
pions of rhe other camps.
One Of the greatest services reptlcr
cd by the association is TIE Elak.ns
Cheyenne record., 1917-11-15
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice for Publioa.ion

Depa tment Of the Interior. U S Land onise at
Hugo. Colorado October 20. 1917.
Notice Is hereby given that Charley E Smith. Of
~ Cole, Kit Carson county, oIo. who on Nov. 5,
1911. made homestead entry serial No o 5000 for
Lots i5-l6-1z q ls tSWls) section 4 township 10 S
range +3w sixth principal meridian. and addi ione
HID Entry Serial No. ol432o. made Aug. %. 1918.
for the Lots Is 1t-l9 & 90 tsEiS sec. township
i2s range 43w 9Th m has FLED nrt'oe Of intention
to make final three year proof to establish claim to
tne land above described before tho County Judge.
in and for Kit Carson county. Colo, at Burlington,
Colorado on the 9Th cay Of November 1917
Claimant names as Witnesses:
W Morford August Kearn. RAYMOND Wells. all )
OF Cole. Colo. Frank Rich. Of Aropahuc Colo.
oct 25 nov 81 St JR Beavers, Register
Cheyenne record., 1917-11-15

out Of money orders By which the men
can send their pay home to their fam
ilies. In some Of the big camps the
7. n. C. A. Ii providing banking facil-
tiles for the men as we'll
Do Your BIZ With q Tsnnsr.
This month (November) the Y. N.
C. A. must raise $35. .000. 900 to carry
ON its work among our soldiers and
their allies until next July. OF this
81. .000. 900 about $24.000.00 will be
spent on the work with our own troops
or about SO for every man in Uncle
Sans uniform Y everybody who has
received letters from soldiers and sail
ors were to contribute SO the task
would be easy. Are your boys health
and happiness and clean soul worth
SO to youf
Your town mayor. your pastor. your
school superintendent VIII know who
- the treasurer Of the campaign COM
mittee IN your county OF town Other
wise send . check or money order to
Cleveland a. Dodge, treasurer, ia
East TWenty-eighth stroet, Now York
city.
Only sacfiAcfal giving by millions a
givers viii make possible The contin-
uance Of this vast Wogk for American
soldiers md tor thooe q our allies.
Cheyenne record., 1917-11-15
Dsputmenf of'the Interior. U. S. Land o:heeat
Hugo. Colo. November Bib. 1917

Notics is Hereby givan that Berniee Fay Of
N Oris<a. Colo who on November II, 1919
made homestead ent>y serial No. ci5s21 for Lots
Nos .-14 i5-le-l7-is-is and 90 $50 sec ion ! s
t,wnshp l2s range 46w 9Th principal meridian
has fled notice Of intention to make final three year
homestead proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before the Clerk Of tho Distrset
Court Of Cheyenne county. Colorado. at cheyenns
wslls. Colorado on the ish day Of December 1917
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Re, colIee. Tos.en Durhy. Henry Martin. all three
OF oriska, Colo. William Lintz Of Cheyenne Wells.
Colo.
nov IS dec IS 81 JR Beavers. Register
Cheyenne record., 1917-11-15
FIRST VIEW NEWS

FIRST VIEW NEWS
Hull and Fry moved two shacks
last wet k.
Mike Dwyer sold a bunch of
cattle Monday.
]. N. Smith came down to the
claim Saturday.
la Hull was a week end vis-
itor with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N Hull were
CT e. e me Wells visitors Friday.
Mrs. O. B. Fry and baby. Miss
"a lie McNulty were Cheoenne
Wells visitors ON Monday.
Mesdomes R. E. Frank, Cap
Crane and Clarence Etter called
on Mrs. Fry on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cahill and daugh
ters. Sarah and Bertha. were
guests at Hassmans Sunday.
A. Gauschler, j B. Hassman
and Alex Dinkel transacted bus
mess at Cheyenne Wells Monday
Mrs. Woodrow's sister who has
been here visiting with her and
her mother returned to her hcmt
in Denver Monday.
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merfunFt gebabt, lin betreifs Der
@qrlenoung Der i'm Rorocn gc5oge.
men adrtoffclu ais Soattnrtofieln
at beipre6en. Der 8lon foro I'm.
flong uno man miro mebrere tau.
Ienb guibel oerielben 5u $1.25 ben
9ulbe[ oif Den Mdrft bringen.
Srml @nt. @eit itorb in ibrcrr
Seim norbpeltli6 bon bier nod elm.
i1briger &ronfbeit. Gle miro bon
brent @otten, flint Sobneu nno
8ipei &odtern iiberlebt.
&oD Gornett Der bier olt Cams,
tag ullter aufIoge Der 9eiertierung
bonn 1874. Snfonterie. 9egiment IN
Gomp Go0b berbnftet tpllrOe, miro
9eltte bonn Foli5eidef Dillon mlf ge.
.fcbl BON @oitptmonn 8remiter Den
3ffiaiercn bon Sort groot alsgelie.
fert per0en.
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ne Ganailie, nno es muBteH 8iDei.
bun0ert betpofinete Wldnner anige.
boten tperoen ebe iie ieiner babbaft
iper6en fonuten. 9ie aun0e uuH
benz uG1eng amof@, b. +. 8abn.
iinnsanfoI, perbreitet itd pie Elm
2~ouffeter 0lrr6 bic StraBen elmer
Ortidaft; olles fliid)tet un6 Der.
brat lid; Die Soustiiren uuo aauf.
Id6en tperoen geidIoiien. 9o er'
Ideint Der gmofldufer, einen iaba'
niIden, geitanmten 9olfl aris ge'
nonnt ODER elm @Ioof, oas fur3
idarf geipitte @eiier, in Der SAY
aefolat bon elmer Gn3abl 8q b
nit ibren SdbeIn rno ,longen g E.
rem. 8er uuperiebens bes @eges
fonrnt, miro BON Dem anofIduier
nie6ergeItoden @reiie, Srolen,
ainoer, bie barmIos altf Der Stra.
he IpieIer, Biz bic @aden ben
8a6niiuuigen faiien, ooer Bis elm
fiibner Maun i6m e~ntgegentritt un0
i'm nit elmer 9on5e eritidt. 9a5u
lit ben amoflGufern gegenii6er ie.
6ermann beredtigt, benn iie ii10
pom @eIese fir oogeIirei erfIdrt.
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Ans lincoln

6. aoiamon0, Der mcgcn 9etei.
li1ung an Der Grutorolng oes Sal.
fierers Nidols in Omaha cine 10.
i16rige 8uhtbotsItrafe obbiiBt, bot
oie ge9naoigungsbebor6e I'M aen.
0erititg ieiuer Straie angegongcn.
Seine bcioen Gltmpone Conn Sir.
letta mo Soc @iaians iibeu cine
IebenslGngli6e Strafe o6. 4uBeroem
eriuften George pno alma 8eeo mn
Die 9(b1n0erltitg ibrer lebeusldneli-
6en Strofen aif 1~0.idbri9e Sat,
mo @eter Green, Der megen tdtli.
den @neriffS in QougIos gountp Is
Sabre erbielt, modte e6enfuQs cine
8ertiir8uttg ieiner Strufe erbaIten.
Charles Scroll, elm Strafling bon
Omaha, ser megen @roBoiebita5ls
cine Strafe berbiiBte, entfam DIN
@tontag aus Dem 3udtbauie, in6en
er ii9 inter einem alIto.2oitiudBen,
ouf Dem i'm 3u6t6ouie a~ngeierti9te
M}06el fortgeidafit puroeu, Der
.itedte, ols 6eriel6e nod 2incoln fitbr.
or ioa am W1ittmod in Der gSaDe
bon 5remont Geiebeu poroen iein,
.un6 Sberiff Gon0it un0 20 Qepu.
tierte maften ii6 out Die Guide,
.obne cine Spur bon inn fin6en 5tt
.fonnen.
SRI. Ma6el aeit6 mttroe our
|Gountp Sttperinteuoentit bon 8ron-
tier GountD erno1tnt, ols g&adfol-
Igerin bon @. 6. G6oooer6ou Der re-
'fgniert batte, I'M ii6 Dem glttoge'
iddff 3t piomen.
Ger beige BoIi8eidef $. $.
Qntles mag in ben arieg5oienit eitt'
Itreten ol8 WtilitGrpoIi3iit in Den
Qrmeelaqern. st nuroe geitern mad
@oi6tngton b%erufen. Sm ipaniif'
omerifanii6en ariege mar er Maior
zines g}ebrn8foer 93ationolgar0e'
&egtmentes.
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gmOflnnfen,
edredli6s Bulae beFtiser @cHtitserrt'
ganger.

Dor einisen Sabren ging bitr9
bic 3eitungen Die aus 9atooia be-
ridtete aunbe, 6aB einige arnof'
ldilfer In S4matra bas @ebdlioe
Der oIt6ineTiden @eianotidaft in
Sofa &aoi6o, Sumatra, ongegrif.
fen uno babel obue irgeu0 peIden
gtnIaB cine an5ubl boaanoiider an-
lieoIer uno SoIOoteH oarltnten aud
eiuen Sffi3ier, nie0ergemaAt b1tten.
Qos MmotIauien tomnlt inter ben
Walopen arf SABA, Sumatra, in
92alaffa uno auf Den fleinen Gun
oainieIn 10 bduiig Dor. 6ab in ben
gr0Bten Staoten, Die gotabia,
8eltefreoen 1mO guiten5org iogar
eigene @uditationen fir Solder be-
Iteben. On ben Strabeneden iieBt
man genlauerte &apiaonS ODER boil
3erre 6lug6dder, Dor oenen Die
eigenartigen aus ausgebo9lten
gaunitammeu beitebenoen &rom'
meln Der gingeboreuen bdngen. ga.
neben ite6en LANCE, oide Speere nit
ooppelten @abel8infen, D1Breno IN
ben @apiQons elm ODER 6tDei 8aA.
ter foueru. Qerartige 4motitatio.
men iob i'd ieIbit in ben Oornebm.
item StraBen Der boaan6ii6en ge.
bolterung bon @eltefreoen, un6 ge.
qenii6er Dem gtngang gum Sou.
0erneursgarten in g~uiten5org nabe
benz .SoteI Bellevue, ebenio in
SaIo, Ser Reiioeu3 oes aaiiers bon
Soerbefaita.
9ie llriaden 6es @mofInufens
fn6 bis ieet nidt er9runoet nor.
ben. SoaGnoiihe Qer5te gIauben,
oob es gep0bnlid i'm @efoIge bon
beftigen @emit8erregungen, Offer.
iudlt, erIittenem ltnredt uitp. auf.
tritt. 3ie frieoliditen gieniden
oaer aIaIien per0eu Oaoon gang
pIotIia befaIen.
SIN Sabre 1900, pd6ren0 metner
Reiie ourd MaIafta, 10 beridtet Elm
Reiiei6riftiteqer, erito6 Elm bober
Sman (8rieiter) in 8erof Elm 9ut'
3enO 9erionen, 0arunter feline eige'
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aaiier nnS 6erina.

gu ben DieIieitigitsn Jiiritsn sss
56rte Rarl V, Qn alsn uno ieOem,
pos bic 3eit bepegte, nabm el 4n'
tell. gls ct bic Nieoerlonoe bereiite,
Iu6te er bas 8rab befen ouf, Der
oos @inIaI3en Der 9eringe in Der
nod beuts gsibten art erfunoen bat.
Der Manu EieB 8euteIs3 o0er got'
6olOt uno lebte UNI 1886. 9as eins
fa6e @inial8eu Der 9ertnge mar
Btpar i4Ou, ME man in 8ii4of St'
tos BON 8amberg 2eben lieit, nm
1928 in qommeru gebrdu4Ii4. Sort
blibte bamals Der 9eringsfang be-
reits, er mar II ergiebig, baB LIZA
Der gauge Bagen Gii4e muir Elm De-
nor, alfo .tpa 80 beutige pfennige
toftets. SIN II. SabrbunOert tDaren
6eringe bas erite 9anbelsproOuft Der
bomaIs in 9arts gegrinbeten 6ana
bsIsgeIeaiaoftea fir usberise4anbeI.
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gar6 36.s6G. Bacterial benotigt.
Preig 10 Gents.
1876 @GSdeHfleib, -Sn orei
@r6ben: 10, IA uno t6 Sabre. Sir
Die Ia Sabre @r6be mer0en Al
gor6 36.86a. bacterial benotigt.
greis 10 Gents.
2279 Grnncnidir3s.- Sn A @r0-
zen: flein 1874, mittelgroB So
80, groB DO biz AZ uno ertra groB
44-16 Boil @iiitenpeite. Sir Die
mittelgr0Be perben 219 go. 36f5oa.
Bacterial betotigt. 8reis 10 Gents.
2290 9amentIeiO. - Sn iieber
@r5Ben: "a, 3G, 3S, 40. AZ, "A
un6 46 8iiitenmeite. sir Die 3S 3ol
giitenmeite neroen 6 goros &c.
sou. Material benotigt. Ger BOD III
am 6uBen6e nnaeidbr ga garb
I! melt. 4reis 10 Gents.
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Nns Wlabiipn.

Inter Dem @oriiBe boit gfidter u.
q. g8eld fonlnt I'M bieiigen 81
Itrifts8ertdt Der Sotidlaespro8eB
gegen SarDep Glopton CUR 8erbou0,
lung. 2tm 10. Slmi iAllg Elm BON
G(opton g~elenftes auto ouf Der
2anotroBe 5piiden Rortolf mo Sa-
oar I'm, nobel 6rou 2uc1 &iddroion
get6tet iuur0e.
qtlf elm bout @enernlmaior Gro.
5icr, Groouan5def er4altene5 &ele-
grarlln bin miro $. 9f. QierS, Mit-
glieo Der 6irma 3iers & Cons, iid
nod &ai6in9ton begeben, I'M IN Der
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Fiibrt un6 ben gbeIsnttn AIst unb
GamiIIe WotsIt SdnitttDuuben am
6oITs beioebradt babe. @lontoipsti
Isuonst feline G1uIO. Wie bsbaupiei
ptrO. purbe GtnnstOtrsti bic 2nts
ber Sodter MnteIIs Deriueigert uuh
.r aus bsren 9aufe seipiefsn. Gor'
uaF iii, pie Der Batter fsrner bss
6ouptst' GtanstOtpsti in Der Na@i
Sss 80. SuIt bura bds 5tniter tn
bas G9Inf3immer Der Gheleute gs'
ftisaen unb bat ibnen bic S9nitts
punoen beiesbra9t. Ob bies nit
einsm Meffer Ober etttert Dolf ge'
fdnb, tonnfen fe nidt Iagert. Der
Rail tpirb in oieier WoHe aur
9erbanbIuns tornmer.
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IoIde gfoIten ipaIten tonntenI Gin
aHoeres @eiidt madten Die GARNER
ieood, nIs man ibuen ontriig, ibneu
ebenio piele WleiIen bon benz beiteu
mooernen 9robt5aun fir oas alte
Sol5 81 sebeH.
9e GARNER iinO iebr itoI5 aui
lire neuen D5en5en", uno ie0er III
Bel benz netie1 Snn0el gIiidlid! Sea.
tiirli9 b1It aud oieie 8erIorSuna
MIR cine @eile Dor; aber 3eitgeuinu
il! immerbin aud ettpas inert.
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Nils Columbus, ucbr.!

Grei biefiqe anoben Gbos. Sill.
e5pnsft, Is Sabre alt; iein 8rliber
Heter, 10 Sabre nlt, uno 6elir
Stieitgfa, IL Sabre alt, pltroen bonn
gtidter @ibbon inter 0bbnt oes
, @ilfsiberiffs Somorsfi nod Der
aearuep SnoultrieiduIe geionOt. Die
anoben batten iif fleine Gereeben
81 SduIoen foulmen Iniien uno mo.
rem IN ibrer SbuIer8iebung peit
l~iiditdn0ig.
an Der Glibe StroBe itieb Dos
Pluto bon 90. q. Sosper aus 2ino.
inD gegen Elm @otorroO bon &obert
Eocffel. @eioe 9lnihinen pur0en er.
beblid beiddbiet, bod tpitr6e ME-
man0 berlest.
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G6rnnn eine8 uerfor6enen soIOaten.

0gQlola, 9. 0e3. = Wemeiner
George s. Mleper bon 8ruIe, elmer
Ser 5oloaten bon aeit9 County, itnr6
i'm Camp 5uniton on 2rmgenent3iln.
oung. @eitern iano in 8ruIe ieine
9eiiesung TAFT mo inn 3u Gbren
nuroeu in SgaGala bon 9tittog Oil
gunfen mo @eidafte geidloiien mo
cine groBe Delegation bieiiger 8iir-
ger na6m oil Der @eer0igung tell.
Die gltern 0es 8erftor6enen itnO aus
0entIdlono gebiirti9 ulo geboren
gu ben geo6teiten, often Q%niieolern.
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9entidc aarpfcn an8eefiidt.

qineoln, 6. 9e5.-8ilo-
bitter Gan Softer bat ben Sadion
Gfe In 9ofot1 GouutD nit groben
gsesen ousfiinen Iaiien. Die BARN
cntboltenen Oeuti6en aarpfen muir.
sen ausgciudt, ober idlntIi6e @o,tb.
fiIde mieoer ms 8aIier 8uriidge.
morfen. Gie Garpfen iino Der Ser
nebruns Der Maubfii6e idG0li6.
4lrh ggrfouf Der Gorpfen mill mon
al oIeider Belt mih Sen boben Sc.
bensfoIten einieen gl6britb tttu.
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G6ulera inter Sdwriuen ansse-
brpdlen.

Cigar, 6. 9e5.-@. 8. sin. bat
1876 S9weiue gum Mditen bierber
geiGidt, Die CT aitf Dem aonins Gitp
@orft nIs gegen aranfbeit gefauft
bate. 9lod ibrer aiIfunft muroell
oieIelbcn boIo franf mio Dr. 2in6,
grcn Itedte Gbolero felt. 8is @on.
tag fooren 16 Onbon bareitS berens
oct. sic meroen pieOeruln 9eiinpft
mer0en miiiien.
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MeihGfte nrlh nnneitriden.

Gong Sin 8. De8.-0ier wurocn
oie $ouSironten oeS zimmerman
un0 g8aite Garage, oeS s. g8. 6let
der S6ubgeidGftes uuo oes %. Sc
idin8fD 2aOens nit geIber 6or6e on-
gcitriden, megen onge6Iiden Sch
lens 6eS 9atrioti8mus.