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had traced the murderers' car to
an Auburn garage, and arrested
John Porria and S. l.. Fowler, who
are held in the Auburn Jail as sus-
poets.
Wednesday afternoon railway
police discovered that a car filled
with liquor had been broken into
and three cases and a barrel Of
whisky stolen. A search reveal
ed the liquor in the brush about
COO feet from the transfer sta
ton. Three railway guards, Ap-
p'etseil among them, decided to
secrete themseles near by and
await the thieves return.
AT 8:15 two Of the guards eft
their vigil, while Applestiel re-
NAMED. Fifteen minutes later,
4. M. Schiller, VINO works at a
transfer shed, heard Applestiel cry
for help.
A second later a shot was
heard and then the roar of au
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Omitted Pres. Leased wire.)

LONDON, Dec. 20.-The Rus
sian uprising against the bolshe-
Wiki had apparently reached even
into Petrograd, stronghold of the
Trotsky Lenine government,
according to dispatches today.
Under excuse of restoring or
der, the bolsheviki. thru the ex-
eeutive council OF the workmen's
and soldiers delegates. have de-
creed the city in state of
siege"
According to belief here today,
the bolsheviki are carefully con-
cealing what must be consider
able disorder in the city. posi-
bly, organized rebellion against
the Maximalist rule.
All other Russian factions, ac-
eording to latest information,
have joined in opposing the boil
sheviki for their suppression OF
the constituent assembly.
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CRUSADE TO
BUILD HOMES

Five bungalows will be erected
by the Maryland Realty Co. in the
South Side, as a starter in the
crusade to furnish new homes for
the many strangers locating in
Tacoma.
Building permits we're taken
out for the bungalows Thursday
as follows: 1901 So. J, $2,100;
1919 So. J. $1,000; 4521 SO. j,
$4,000; 1928 SO. J, $3.50; 4599
So. J, $1,000. c. R. Hildom is the
contractor.
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to
be Director
of Training

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 20.
Maj. Gen. John F. Morrison,
recently back from an inspection
tour in France, was today named
director of military training. with
headquarters here.
Morrison's task will be to CO.
ordinate training in all .-ational
army and national guard camps.
He has been among those most
often mentioned for the place Of
chief of staff when Gen. Bliss re-
tires December 81. Morrison's
experience as head of the army
service school is regarded as spe-
cially fitting him for his new
post.
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MOTHER AND
CHILD HURT

Mrs. Josephine Maruca, 1908
South M ST., was severely injured,
and her infant child was painfully
bruised, when she was struck
down by the automobile of Conrad
Dahl, 1902 Tacoma ave., at 18th
and Broadway late Wednesday.
Mrs. Maruca suffered a wrench
ed shoulder, several fractured
ribs, and severe bruises. She was
removed to St. Joseph's hospital.
Dahl, who was arrested, claimed
that the woman, carrying her
child, stepped directly In front of
his car before he could apply the
brakes. He was later released
on personal recognizance.
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PROBING
DISEASE
In CAMP

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dee. 20.
Senate military probers today
raked the quartermaster gen
eral branch of the army to fix
part OF the responsibility for
disease which has swept a num-
Der of war camps.
Quartermaster General Sharpe
was their target
They sought to get at the root
of difficulties over supply OF
clothing lack of which was the
direct cause of pneumonia cpl
denies.
Sharpe pleaded that the cloth
ing had been forwarded as fast
as 1t was possible to obtain II.
Before the hearing the war de-
partment had sought TO show that
clothing conditions had vastly
improved turnout all the camps.
This was reflected In the lat
est weekly health report, which,
while showing a larger general
sickness rate than the previous
week, noted improvement with re-
spect to measles. meningitis and
pneumonia.
Venereal diseases "this week
and every week" claim an appall-
ing number of victims.
1t was expected the committee
would develop facts as to how
contracts for clothing are let.
Sharpe. it was expected, would
point out that~aHl mills are over
worked to turn out the huge or
ders needed, tho there have been
some hints that some manufac-
turers who could have delivered
considerable stocks were ignored,
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UNIONS DISCUSS
POLITICAL WORK

us union labor ready to formu-
late plans for the establishment of
a political campaign to obtain
legislation favorable to labor"
will be discussed at a meeting Of
delegates of all union labor under
the auspices Of the legislative COM
mittee of the Central Labor coun-
Gil. Plans for the meeting were
started at the meeting of the
council Wednesday night.
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DIR. WALL HEAD OF
ADVISORY BOARD

DR.. H. A. Wall Of Tacoma, has
been named chairman of the medi-
cal advisory board for this city to
aid the local draft boards IN the
second draft call. other mem
bers of the board are Drs. 8. M.
Mclean, A. H. Coleman, J. n.
Brown, d. N. Bell, and R. g..
Williams The specialists at Camp
Lewis will assist.
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AS
A WAR LIAR

William Collins has been
brought to the county jail here
from Aberdeen. When arrested,
1t is alleged, he was talking
against the government.
lie is charged also with spread
ing false reports about the army,
saying the soldiers were not prop
erly fed or clothed.
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C0UNTER-uPRlSlNC
REACHES PETROCRAD

Ukranians was halted today. Both
sides agreed to mixed patrols
thruout the city to maintain or
der.
Scores of shops and residences
have been pillaged. The fight
ing OF armed forces had been
seized upon by bandits as a pre-
text for Wholesale robberies.
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ADMIT COSSACKS
CAPTURE ROSTOFF

PETROGRAD, Dec. 20.-Ad-
mission that the Cossacks have
captured Rostoff was made in to-
days official statement from the
bolsheviki war office.
A formal state of siege in Pc
trograd, declared today by the
governments authority. is expect
ed to reduce street disorders. The
proclamation declares that street
gatherings henceforth : will be
prohibited and that pillagers will
be shot down by machine guns.
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LION HAS RECORD
OF EATING A HUN

NEW YORK, Dec. Baby"
who has the reputation Of having
swallowed a German spy whole,
10 spending his days at quaran-
tine. after arrival from Cuba. His
owners protest he couldn't bite .
loaf Of bread and IL as tame az q
kitten, but inspectors hold q lion
Is a Hon.
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RIGHT TO REFUSE
SHIPMENTS UPHELD

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 20.
The right Of carriers to refuse
freight designed for export from
Pacific ports unless cargo space on
the boats had previously been re-
served by the shipper, was ap-
proved by the interstate commerce
commission today.
This action was taken to re-
lieve the congestion of freight at
Tacoma, San Francisco and other
ports on the western coast.
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FOOD SAVERS EAT
HORSEMEAT: DOG

limited P.ess Lensed Wirc.A
HUTCHINSON, Mimi, Dec. 90.
Horse meat pie, dog, fish and
muskrat are eaten by members Of
the Feeders club" organized for
patriotic food conservation. Bert
Day, editor of the Hutchinson
Leader, heads the club.
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PRIVATE DEAD


Omitted Press Leased Wire.D
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 20.
Gen. Pershing today cabled a list
of four deaths from natural
causes. 1t includes:
Private Clarence w. Manches-
ter, engineers, Dec. 10, measles;
father, Charles Manchester, Tort
Bragg, Cal.
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JUDGE RULES WAR
WILL LAST A YEAR

CLEVELAND, Dec. 20. = The
war will last another year, Fed
eral Judge Killits in sentencing
Joe Drago, charged with altering
U. s. money, for the duration of
the war, gave him 13 months.
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RED CROSS FLAG
IN JAIL WINDOW

(UhIted PrcNS Leased Wfre.D
DALLAS, Dec. 20.-A Red
Cross service flag displaying three
crosses was hung in a window of
the county jail here today when
three women inmates Joined. Two
of the women face murder
charges.
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THIS BAKER SEES
PROFITS VANISH

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
TOLEDO, o., Dec. 20.-Because
he sold loaf of bread under the
standard weight of 16 ounces,
Jacob Makoff was fined $40 and
costs. This wipes out the profit
he could have made on so loaves.
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a automobile engine,

automobile engine.
Schiller hurried to the spot and
found Applestiel dying, his re-
volver lying on the ground be-
side him. Applestiel tried to
talk, but died almost instantly.
One case of stolen whisky was
left behind by the murderers.
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BOOTLECCERS KILL
GUARD AT AUBURN

Bootleggers added another
murder to their list Of crimes in
king county at $3.50 Wednesday
night, when two or more of them,
resisting arrest after footing a
freight car filled with liquor at
1.-THE n. p. transfer shed three miles
south of Auburn, shot and killed
William Applestiel, 43, night
watchman for the railway.
Applesteil, shot thru the left
breast, died before he could gasp
out information of value in appre-
hending his slayer. The MUIR
derers, after killing the watch
man, escaped In an automobile
with most Of their loot.
At midnight Deputy Sheriffs
Boebe and Starwich, of Seattle.
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TEARS HIS PANTS

CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-Carl Benz,
German subject, arrested for IL
legally wearing U. s. army uni
form, declared he tore his pants
and had to wear the uniform until
they we're mended. He formerly
was in the army.
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CAPTURE 1920

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
BERLIN. via London, Dec. 20.
Dec. IL, TeutOnic troops
have taken S,420 prisoners" to-
days official statement asserted.
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GRANTED DIVORCE

Julia Caple was granted a d.
vorce by Judge Card Thursday
from c. F. Caple on the grounds
of desertion, the defendant failing
to appear.
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BANDITS PILLAGE
SHOPS AT ODESSA

Omitted PresS Lea.rd wirc.D
ODESSA, Dec. 20.-Fighting
between the bolsheviki and the
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Only One "BROMO QUININE"
hame, LAXATIVE BROMO QUI-
NINE: Look for signature of e. w
DROVE. Cures a Cold In One Day
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nAroNvILLB--kAPOWs

TACOMA AUTO 0TAOH
i1th ot.s Op. II. d. and C0utrnl Bws
Lv. EatonvilIs dairy q m.f n M
S:Se .. - Sunday, Q. N, : and
- m.
". Tacoma DAILY . q u, I D. N
p. m. sunday . Q. m. 4 and 0:i1
saturday Evening Specialize ~
Eatonvtle = p m; leave Tacoma
n:1k p. m.
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= E ! a ..

Ger Heger @arbep Snbert, oal
am lesten Salloipe'en Mbeno Der
17i1brigen &anooipb glarfe in I,t.
tin erltoben bat, lit bonn oortieer
Diitriftgeridt gum 5peiten Wale
3llm CODE perurteilt.
@dbreno bes Mtollats 6ebruat
puroen benin 9eras Snouitrial Acci.
bent Board in 9uitiu 3949 llnfaae
angemeloet; ie6s oaDon batten ct
men totliden Iusgang.
Irofeiior Or. George s. BUTTS
ein Witglieb Ser 2ebrer .5afilltdi
Ser Staats llniperiitat 81 Au-
tim bot in elmer am teraniifeu
llnabbangigfeitstage an Die Stu-
oenten gebaltenen Heoe Die Hegen-
ten Ser llniperlitdt negen bes Dor
ibnen in ge5ug allf Die politiid)e 81.
tigfeit Der Yrofeiioren eingenomma.
nen Stanopunftes itarf fritiiiert.
- Gaitor Green bon Soulton bat
neulid) on elm uno oemlelben Gage
nno in elm uno oerielben Stride ein(
SHUTTER Iotpie lire 5odter perbeira.
tet. 5rau Sba Gaa 6lora mur6t
nit &. s. Hof unO Sranlein Stie
Map 6lora nit 6arel g. Gofter'
man fopuliert.
Sn @aco lit Die aus Sol5 ge'
baute Central Nresbpterianer Sir
DIE, Die oidt neben Der @eit @nf
5euer : Citation log, elm 3au6 Den
5Iammen ~geiporoen. Der Shaoer
miro auf $4,000 geidast, bod tpal
Sic Stride fir $4,000 periidert..
Die langanbaltenoe 9rofen
felt, meIde in Der @egeno 5piid}er
0aaas mno el Yalo Die nadite grn
tie beorobte, lit iest enolid ourd
einen 80 St1inoen anbaltenoen
oirdoringenoen 8egen unterbro6en
Der ,MegenfaG muroe anf anbertball
bis spei 3oa bemeiien.
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SUBMARINES.

i shall now ask the question
that | asked a year ago. If we
are in a war against Japan - and
God forbid that we ever again get
into a war, but as | said, it is the
duty Of craftsmanship to be provi-
dent of the future if we are i'll
a war against japan or against
Japan and Russia, they now ha-
wing entered into a secret agree
ment, and you and | are out in a
submarine on the. Pacific Ocean,
while our relatives and friends are
on shore fighting, dying to save
the Great Republic, and along
comes a Japanese armed merchant
man flying the flag of Japan and
loaded with ammunition to kill
Americans defending government
Of the people, by the people and
for the people, and you and are
requested to stand back with our
submarine because on board OF
this merchantmen, armed with
six-inch cannon are three China
men, citizens of a neutral country
would you do it, Representa-
tive Cooper, of Wisconsin, in
House of Representatives, Wash
ington, Feb. TO-, 1917.
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San slntpnio, Ser, 3. Wdr5 1911
Yrime Cube Cotton Seed Oil, SO
&ents pet @n1one.
Geiu gDyf, 8. MARS. Spot nnb
Sebruar, $3.50 Bib; Wadr5, $12.5o
uno $t2.60; Ipril, 512.52 uno $12.54;
SUM, $12.52 uno S12.55; Sult, $12.53
lmo S12.54; Iueuit, $12.56 nnb
$12.57; September. S12.53 unb $12-55-
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Sn geeru gorf iino 9aadrid)ten

Sn gteu Dorf iino gtad)rid)ten
aus gn6a e%ingetroffen, oenen 5ufol-
ae Ct. Serilauoe3 Der 5ilbrer Ser
aebeaen in Der Yropill5 Srientc,
iiber 5000 molbeipaffnete Wunn per-
fiigen ioa. guBeroem ltanoel ibnl
2O00 mittelmaBig uuo 5000 nit
Ma6eten ~bepaffnete 2e1te sur 'Ses-
fiigllna, er bebaltptet aud poaItdls-
Big ausgeriiItet gu lein nit artile=
rie, aeroplanen. 0puamit, Sanogra=
ilaten uao 9onlbeL melde nit err
Itidenoen @oiem gefiidt lino. Iae
8ropir3ell, nit Ilsnabn1e BON War=
saniao, gapama uno Selguin leiell
IN Sen 91rloen Der Hebellen.
Sim unteren 9alrie Ser Segi5=
latllr bon Norb Carolina 1T cine
bone orp" Grobibitions 9in pai-
Iiert, melfe Dem neuli9 pom giln=
oes Senat Ser Goltal appropria-
ton Sill beigefiiaten ENHANCEMENT
llad)aebilbet it,. Die Sill, Die NIT
80 gegen IA Stimmeil argenomneil
mlroe, muroe BON Sen Hepltblifanern
eillaebrad)t uno BON ben Gemofraterl
unterItiiet.
aoroinal @ibbons BON &alti-
more, ser iih 81 ieiner grbolung
gegenmGrtig m Neip Orleans anf-
balt, bat ii6 81 8uniten Der aags
meinen Militarpflidt ausgeiprof)en.
Sn SEEM gorf lit Der groBe
fram5oiiihe IoItoampfer ga Sons
raine" nit 27S Yailagieren bon gor-
oeaur e%ingetroffen. Der &opttan er,
flartc, oaB feline Abfabrt aus benz
Seimatsbafen peridoben ineroert
mubte, bis Ole BON . einem oeutid,en
l1-goote in Ser @ironoe gelegten U9i=
men entfernt lperoen fonutert EaSa
Eourainee lit oas erite fraHSoliide
.Sdiff4 oas imterbalbl Der Ietten
smei @od)en selnnoet lit. masM ii
SIM 8mnoesseridt 5t DfnaA
ia, 0eb.. tpnroe s. Sionep Smith,
Der 8r6lioent 9mebrerer 8ieb=8om=
paanien, rpegen Misbraiid,s Der Boit
All 9 Sabren 3ildbtbous itrb Sab
lung BON $40, 900 Celebrate per=
oounert. Mdt at,aern 8eutelid1nei-
Bern mllroe oieielhe Strafede aufse=
brannt. Die 8erurteilten batten Ell
ne Mnsabl 2eute nm tnuienoe bon
Dollars ourd Sen gerfalf bon Ser
ben tpiloer .Hferoe, Die in Goeonino
County, Mri5ond, sriitieren ioaten,
be{ftpinoelt, f,
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Ieltbabnbi1et fir Die 6abrt nab an-
Itilt mebrere nit gbeliteinen beieb=
te Girge,. s goritednaoelr, cine
BerIen : 2npolliere ltlo mlebrere on
oere Sd)nudIader.
= Gapitan Charles Sdreiler bon
&errpiue feierte onl Sreitag abeno
i'm ct. 4ntbonD Sotel I'M &reiie
iciner gngeborigen ieinen 10. Sc
burtstag.
SSrn Glitter bon II Sobren til
Ser aus Guadalupe gou11tp ltanlmell=
oe g6oie gotbe in einem Bieiigell
@oipital g~eltorben. gr miro BON
leinen gltern mo mebreren Sc
I6mi1tern betraltert.
-s3ipei 13iabriae Negeriulleel1,
sic ii1 geralime 3eit Inn elm SiiD-
nerbals an Der Durango StrnBe
berumgeoriiff batten, unroen i6lieB=
li6- bon Ser HoIioei eingeitedt. Wan
bate Die 8engeI I'M 8er0adt, uno
ieoenfaas nit &eht, tiff einen Cont
tagsbraten peridaffen 5u tuolet.
GoIi5ei &ommilidr llbr bat
ben Gitp MaribaI 2ancaiter nltgc=
pieien, BEN Situep Snipeftor u.
q. Wc@innis Bis auf neiteres bonn
Dienite gu iuspenoierert. @ie IS
beiBt, ioa cine 9ts5iplinar llnte.=
iudung gegen Mc@innis eingeleitet
merber.
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9as Jrembwort.

3tuei &erren iaBen i'm Speile-
maacn Des g%rpreB5ugcs nno beltell
ten BET Dem farbigen aeaner 8rilb-
ltiif:
gringen sic mir 5mei sebadene
Ger, ettpas gefodten Shinfen, cine
.TnfIe 4affee u1o Semmeln."
ugalIab", erpioerte Der aelner,
mo yBringen Sic mir oasIelbe", err
fldrte Der onbere SEER. h
.galiab".
Had, einem 4ueenblid rief Der
slpeite Dem &elner binterber:
%, Sic fonnen bic lgier eliminie-
ren." .s.aa 81,
Ger aeaner entfernte iidJ, febrte
aber nad iebr fur8er 3eit amrild
nnb fragte: !
,gitte I'M gntiduloisuna goB,
a6er Die gier, mas iagten Sic noe;
gen Der gier?"
SD lagte, sic fonntcm Die eier
climinieren."
vgaiiab," uno er eilte ioieber mad
ser fleinen Slide.
ssnoeIien in einigen Sefnnoen mar
err mieoer oa. gr lebnte iid fiber Der
Gid uno iaete, baIb ~pertranlidt iit
cntf6ulotgeno:
.goB, oieien Worgen bntten nil
einen red)t unansenebmen nnfoa. ge
| rabe bepor oer3ltg abfubr, nno oa II
Ser G[iminotor gebroden, aeraoe an
| @riff. 8ieaeid)t uebnlen sic lie aud
| aebnden, pie Ser onoere Serr2"
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Serb 6erff Il. u. al 9. u. Snnnaft,
8riinbitiid IN Soutbol,ne; $29s.
Serb Serff II. q. an 5. V. gope5
@nlnoitiid III Soutbolme; $492.
@. $. Muiiep an Wonie q. Storns
0run5ftiid an Der Carton Ctr; $500.
&. @. Waenefee m emma 8oebler
@rrnbItiid al Der Gaitropiae 8oao
$40 II. q.
emma aobler. Ii. aIs 8~ertpnlterin oes
gaadlai5ts bon Otto &oebler, an 3. "
Reneiee, @runbitiid befannt als Gentra
Office 8niloing; $96.510 II. q.
@cit Seras 8nnf nro Srllt Complain
an Srnu Blonde Seligmar, @rrnoltii,
I inn neuen gitne8lod 1856; 5000.
Sobn Staffef an 60 8abel. @runbitiit
/ i'll Der 2afepieip Ibbition; 500.
eugene 6. grnoIb OH 6. .. Gotb
mann. @runoitiid i'm neuen Gitbesslo'
1868; $3.50.
@. Sriebmm uno Srau an 8ime
| NifnrDion & Co.. @ruuoitiid in DC
| Srieoman Mboition, S. IL. q.
g6fpafo &ueuper utlo Srau nn Crib
g. Brad, @rlnotiid in Der Gait en-
Gbbition; $3.50.
8. 8. @ibion an g. g. Bfeiffel
| @runbitiid in Der 8iberlioe Fart Gooi
ton; $4,000.
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Die sesisIatmr.

Sc beibt, oaR ser &epraientani
$. &. 9apis bon @ias 8oint IN gan
s3anot County einen 8eihlnB elm.
bringen mia, ourd ben, geitiiet ani
beridieoene MnfIagen, Elm rSmpeaf-
meut" : 8erfabren gegen ben @on-
perr1eilr o~ngecronet miro. .gs lit ma
tiirlid nidt oaran gu oenfer, oab es
al einem iol1en SSr1peahment : Ser
fobren fontmen miro, bod miilien
BET einem oerortigen @eidluB ale
MnfIagen unteriudt iDeroen, ebe Der
8eidIuB 5ltriidgetpieien peroell fam.
Dieter ,SSmpeadment" gei6lnb beg
-Serrn Dabis aus San 3anot Count
tn lit aIio abermals Elm @eriu6, reft
uiel 3eit S1 bertrooeln. 8robibitio-
miIfen Ii. @egner oes @~ouperneurs,
NOS ia 10 ungefdbr elm nno oaslelbe
lit, {deinen es barauf ab9eieben at
sbabeI oiele 2egislatur gu elmer Der
bummeligiten unO 5tDedloielten 5u
MAIDEN, Die Eeras bis jebt nod ge=
1abt bat.
SIN Meprafentantenbauie erflartc
geltern &epraientant Spraolep:
Seine einSige l1nterIudung, Die bon
spiper 2egislatur porgenomnien miro
lit fInf Gents inert" 9as NOR ell
wnbres @ort.
Ser 8elhIrb unieres Gepralentan..
ten N~orobalts be5iigli6 @ireicr Sdlll=
bidder ipnroe int 9anie angenom=
men luA sic glano'lde 9in, mel
G5e Bic geiiber BON e%agerbaiilern
fir ben Shaocn berattportlld)
mod)t, Sic Cotton lit ibren Sdillern
erleioet, murbe ongcnommeu.
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Sin TaI BON afntem 3benmatis-

INNS. .gines abenos, Dor etlide.t
@oden", idreibt SEER SSucob Sdnei-
ser bon Steubenpille, Ohio. fam
mein t7idbriger Sobn beim uno
flaote iiber @beumatismlls. sSii fpeni,
aen Sagen mlroen Die Sd)mer5en 10
oroB, oaB er feline 6iiBe nidt mebr
oebrauden fonnte. 8ergeblib per-
iltd,ten mir ale g(rten BON Weoi5i-
nerl Bis i'd, cine SlaIde alpenfron-
ter faufte, mo = iiebe bo - inner
balb elmer ISOLDE fonnte neiit Sobn
fpieber on feline @rbeit geben."
0ur b%erienige, Ser ourd &ranf'
belt unfdbig fir Die arbeit gemadt
puroe, fam p~eriteben, mas es be
be,ltet, wieoer on feline @rbeit geber
] al fonncn. Inter iolden unitanoer
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VI / { /.

Sssm elmer an 6reitag abgs=
a,aItenen Spe3ialsS ibune Der Staot=
aomnliiidre muroe Die Betition Der
@runoeiqentiimer ullo @~ausbeiiBer IN
Ser Commerce StraBe, ben Sitnep's
all erIaubem, in Der Commerce StraBc
ait perfebren, NIT orei gegen 5mel
Gtimmcr1 a~bgepieien. 9afiir ltimni<
ten Mapor 8rpurl nno aearn1,
Oagegen rlbr, lambert uno Gar
LAMB.
Ser BEETHOVEN 90 d n.
nerAor peranftaltet am Counting,
ben il. Mdr5, Dos 5meite aaboret
perbllnoen nit TnnsfrdBdlen. SIN
fona Bunft s lin.
Der Merifaner Seiiis Sosano,
Der i'm Muguit 1915 aarI 9sade err
jtoden botte, 1T I'M 81. Gitriftsge;
rift 8l SO Sabren 3ndltbaus per-
urteiIt tporben.
-Jran Sophie Maiiis lit in III.
ter BON IS Snbrcn our erpigen 8uoe
eiugeaongen; iie mar III Sloenblrg
geboren Hno bate et1pa 40 Sabrs
IN Gan antonio getpobnt. 9etraueri
miro Ste 8erihienene Don einer
Eodter uno 6rei Sobnen. Yaltor
@oIff miro bic @rabreoe balten; Die
geilesung finoet nnf Dem llitberl.
5fen Grieobofe Itatt.
gs miro benbiihtigt, wdb-
reno Der oiesidbrigen aarnepals
feier ale 5piifen Der Commerce
uno Soulton StraBe licgenoen Der.
Acknowledgment feitlid) 81 fhmiifeii
Die Commerce StraBe miro nom 2
g. Bobnbof bis gum s. & 9. %
Depot auf bas prahtpo0ltc oeforier
sperben.
Die I'M Jebruar porgenontnle
.1,el, Mild) . Snipeftioneh baben ieb
Befrieoigenoe Meiultate ergeben, d
sleaeltpartig in Ser Staot perfauit
Milf Ioa reirer nno fctter Iein al
ne 5ubor..
gin6reder orangen Sreita
1lodt in 0ns Saus BON 9. s. Iimt
son. 4tO Sit-Gbergreen StraBt
Gin mo itublem cine al8a6l lperi
poner grtife(. Inter Den anneftlei
ten Gad,en iino 81 nennen sfpei Yoi
temoullaies nit etiua SIS, cit g
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SammwDne
n.YroSnfte.

San antonio, Ger, II Cts
@alpeifon. geitern, 1890 Cts
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aeuiuit Sic arbeit einerr 1ieiie1 Ii

aeminit Sic Mrbeit einell 1leuetl ltno
erbobten siei5. Sorni's @lpenfrdns
ter bilft ser Natur BET Der Wie0er-
berlteQpne ser foperliden Si1nftio-
men nno n1adbt 2eben uno Irbeit 5i
elmer Sreuoc. Gg lit feine Ipotbc-
fermeoi5im. 2ofalagenten liefern es,
ODER es fanlr oireft be5ogen tperoen
bon BEN SeriteIern OF. 8eter Sabr-
rrep & Sons 60, 1876. so. 5oDne
sfpe., Gbinao, ssn. (an5.)
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Sdnere Menen. Die brei Goa

ONDFDNtN VFNSN"F 10y
anaebalten baben, baben in Den
Stoaten aentufp, 8irginien, Gen.
neiiee uuto Rorb-Garolina gef1brli.
die lteberihnemmlngen pcranloBt
Ser 9enneiiee SllB lit 46 SUB ge.
ltieaen nno Die Gage m ben beint
oeludten Staaten geitoltet iid) Dor
|gtunoe gu Stunoe o~robenoer.