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.onor. e,o. Mr. EY,ber has added to his rich aures
bv his masteriy impcrsonaton OF Iamo Bdrre"''
Altogether the production Of this new p'"c az waae"
mo-, vol to .et down as brilliant incident OF the year.
and "a the guarantee Of pleasure and benefit to the play
going public for many night to conc
MR.. sOTHERN.
The brilliant engagement of Mr.. SOthern al
Nblos Garden terminated on Saturday night when .ne
comedian took benefit. The house was crowded. inc
occasion was much enjoyed. and Mr. SOthern reoeVeu
cordial farewell greeting He deserves all ic
has largely contributed the innocent pleasure OF inc
pubic soothing many hours Of care ana gilohg many
moments OF ease He has satisfied the severest 'aS'e
to form and method. by perfect pieco OF drau''o
mechanism. Aud he has proved himself 10 De true
humoIs as well true artist Such an ACTOR hohorS
the stage and fully worthy Of the public adinration
Mr. Sothorn appeared in Boston last night lie WEI re-
turn 10 Ncw-YOrk in the Spring.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr.. Fcchtcr we understand, will make trip
10 Enrcpc this week for the sake OF his health ana 70
complete certain engagements for his ne thea'er III 'S
city.
Mr.. NiyOn's Circus was shown at the Globe
Theatrr last night. The MANAGERS sat c1peiienee
guarantee Of good circus and hrs wel-earnea popular
ity ought to insure 1t attention.
A fresh incident will attract the admirers OF
oncra Eonnc at Nile A,nees 9Th Tneater t%mghi, Cama
Barrie Blue is 10 be brought out there ana M. Ceue'
"a tenor. is to make his first appearance
There is almost an excess of variety features
at the Union Square Theater. The Prsmaiic Fountain
continues 10 he the gorgeous Among the freshest
novelties is sgnor voyo The Ethopians here are as
strong as hitherto ana the ballet keeps Its place. Natl
nCcs are given every Wednesday and Saturday.
The san Francisco Minstrcls offer copous
and various the chief feature OF which IL
Their new farce, "IIazinC; the West Point cadet
The visitor to this Hall Of Mrth is certain to nd agree,
able fun andn the matter OF pung,nt SATIRE ana conc
mitationS--may see and enjoy mcritofious art
This il the last week of Barnum's Museum,
at the sxty-thrdst Rink Great stress is thrown % 1
the Circus cntcrtainmen under direction OF VII. D'''
Csteo AMI this j. well worthy OF sPccla al'.''n
T t, tt actions Of the line Mrnag, ric we have nE
times rcfcTlci II is wonderful CORRECTION OF pe"'
and ,rIs, AMI none ,hOuld miss s"tlhs IL
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sSAHaAAGeE~R
A NEW SEW-JEkSEY RAILROAD.

The New Jersey West Line Railroad Com
pany has its track all laid from susmit to Bernardsvle
lew DAYS ago tho engine passed over the whole dis
tance. The passenger trains will be running about the
LIST Of next month large meeting OF citizens held on
Saturday, gave the name Of Berkeley TO the station about
10 bc but near the junction OF the Scotch Plains Road
with tie Union Village Road In the western part OF the
Town Of NewProVidence. Committee, cOisistiHg OF
e. a. Runkle. u. L. Towniey and William hamilton, WAS
appointed to confer with the officers Of the Company on
the subject Of the station to act az Ftptace Com
mittee 10 secure money to build the depot.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

st. Nicholas Hotel-Mr. A: Cowles OF = re n
ch,ao Tribune wells of G Slf"HS n%aS S'n and Dr.
u II Harm ~ p,ttsbnrgb - FIN ArenW Jfoief.
Homer A. Nelson secretary Of state H. Csnea snd 81 +.
Vermont William Mason 81 IaugtGa H aT T Hon John
tucker Of Philadelpha S. James Hoa,imMrs MIS-, e9 *
President Tyler and W H. Conoyer E OK
Of Ohio, and Judge Hasbrouck OF Rondout. Brsro%rf
Hou-Cap Paare of the British a1my ana Spns om M
mander F. r. Smith, u g. Navy the Hon Luther co a.
~ AK WcTimre Of pennsylvania was at the Holman
IIonse Yesterday, on the way TO Boston.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

poswr,I's BALsAM TAR AND WILD CnrREY
rn,n.,t, p, eur. of Colds, Coughs, Ia"f D,..,., Se.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

OOOIrY,, YEAST PowpFR raahc@ G"crI
, n.,l,. ,,,d Gndds cake. P'p". a. tf. l, :,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

Do Won wish to ua';" +prlc or. y urca,t
week ull..G mat .t1 "c ,,r
out of YOUR difficulty 90 Emporium & ., -,
22 Broadway. and rurhsse fei ~ ,i ,,e.
Of ,ho. ct,,.,ln cays wOa!! b. s:ie q, 70 20 &C. hi
Tom. you kuOw. Don't tIp kSoXs.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

VtrbTCHE,S (all Kin ds), Jcw"iry.. Silver and
w Plated War, ,oi iBd rp,d,I Albert "'"' '"' - o"'
TTOS. X. AGNEW, 900 Grccnwich-at st., n. \.
i Cbo, GlN,( IHIEs rBAS FISH. wao.es4lc snj fea.
D,IOTOGRAPIiS for the Holiday. Iolce-
i .sis n,sis,u,, a, ,,tA KA Lfwis ic"Cartsn, .; .
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

Csr H,TcuC0CK's Af%ICA Sal .vE.-CHrcs
Cor,, K,,iou, b.,. soi, &c By sl ai-gts''
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

Brnx1r.'s CooyrvG Nx1rs.1s az, T., ,. st.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

Hair icrEwed, cdldnCSs clrtt'.d, the .oalp
rair c.,o ald vhe bj be |! 4 ffir AaL S 4is
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

CHERRY PECTORAL TNOCiIES, for Colds,
u sor. TLIS.u Ipeacnl. sLd Dr ActiuA Soi ~ .'';.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

YOING MEN, BEFORE DECIDlNG - LIrl
PrRsrir ttoulf ten PhTerols" Ie bp " es4
a cat 90 Lts. Examinations 15J b 0sdWLy.
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TIE OCEAN N1IIONIL BINH.

yrIL prp0RT OF ITS ArFVRS-THF BANK
OFFICERS i vERELY CENst RED-MORE ABOUT
CHLENpTE's CASE.
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! THE BFs1 PLACE in NcN-I"il {" i,"y lrri-
| VA, u. o.
| NJ SI LK,n j.
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WATCHES FOR GENrIr.trN

Fl ,h,h Ssl,s ard America 4 1r.r o.. i- -
pieces in ihe World All wausre l''.rs I.a"A. .
PATKICE no. hS piosdnay, corner Dslrc-;
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RERLEN.G TON.

Leaving the East and arriving at Chicago or
Indianapolis, how shall we reach the West
The best Llne Is acknowledged to be the c., u.
& % joined together with the b. & M. Railroad
by tho Iron Bridge at Burlington. and called
tue Burlington Route.
Cue main line OF the Route running to Oms-
Ina, connects with the great Pacific iioais, and
FORMS to-day the leading ronte to California.
Ihe Middle Branch, entering Nebraska al
Plattsmouth, passes through Lincoln, the State
Capital ard Will tos yer b. flushed TO Fort
hesrney, forming the shortest route across tina
CDntin,n Mt bl over 100 miles.
Another branch Of the B. III divcrgiug ct
Rcd Oak. falls INTO line running down the
~ SCUM through st. Joe To Kansas City, aud
all KtDsas Passengers by tins route to Kan
sa+, s. Illinois, Southern 10 o. aud Missouri
aud, ny eight divergence, eau Sc Nebrasks
Slsu.
Lovers of fine views should remember tbs
BurhDSton Route, for its towns "Ligh-go
ing ron sfsr"-ts tree.friDgel streams--ite
rodgh bulls aud quHries corn oceans
stretching over the praries further than eye
eau reach.
Land buyers will b sure 10 remember il, for
they have friends anon the two thousau1 who
have already bought farms from Geo. !. Hsrria
the Land Commissioner OF che B. Il NJ. II. II.
at Burlington, Iowa, or among the four thou
sand home TT sders aud pie-emp ors who last
year filed claims in the Lincoln land Office.
where ''UucIe sam il ricl enough to give US
sill faru." S51
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ADMINISTp ATOR'S SALE.

Notice IS ereOl givon that by virtue 81 and
N pursuance OF ali order and lcens. of sic.
made Ivy he Prohat4 Court for the county OF
Van Ruran and state ot michigan, ard q hich
be ar date the q day OF May, 4 d. 1871.
Authoriz ng a.,d licenAeinG me to sell, shall
sell at pubic auction Or yepdue, at the front
door OF the Court House. ia the village OF Paw
Paw, In the County of Van Buren Michigan, on
tue 9th day of Nov. 1871, at one O'Clock
in the afternoon to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described real estate belonging to the
estate Of Thomas Edmondson, deceased to-
wit:
AL Of the north west quarter of section
eleven Q1) town four (4) south OF range num-
Der fourteen 90 west In the county Of Van
Buren, and State OF Michigan. lying south of
the Michigan Central Rail Road, ano containing
eighty acres OF land. according to government
survay. Dated, Oct 9, 1871. S63t7
GEORGE SCONEMAN, Administrators
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment Of
an Indenture OF Mortgage executed by W. T.
Vance and Julia p. Vance to Harvey G.. Hatch.
dated March LIST. A. ID. 1870, and recorded In
the Office OF the Register of Deeds for Van
Buren, County, March sixteenth. A. d. 1870.
in Llber 20" OF Mortgage on page thirty -one,
upon which said Mortgage there is now due
three hundred and twenty eight dollars and
eighty-fve cents and an Attorneys fee of thirty
dollars and no suit at lew or in equity having
been instituted for the recovery OF the same
Therefore notice is hereby given that by virtue
Of Power OF sale In said Mortgage contained
the piece Of Land described as the south weet
quarter Of the north west quarter Of section
eight in township one. south Of range thirteen
west, County Of Van Buren,. and State Of Mich
igan, will be sold at Public Auction to the high
est bidder at the front door OF the Court
House, in the Village Of Paw Paw, IN the Coun-
ty OF Van Buren,, on the fifteenth day Of jan
nary next, ar one o'clock p. m. Of said dav.
Dated. Decatur, Oct IL, A. d. 1871. 864t13
HARVEY q. HATCH, Mortgage.
FOSTER & COLEMAN, Attorneys.
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Acknowledgements for the donation OF
Lands. buildings or Moneys, will be received
by the Board of Commissioners for selcctinga
suitable site. and erecting thereon buildings
for u State School, or Temporary Home, for
Dependent aud Neglected Chi ireu, to DO
known a. the "STAi f PUBLIC SCHOOL" IN
compliance with the provisions Of Act No. 172,
Laws OF 1871.
Preference will be gwen to lands lying within
one mile of the limits IF a conveniently located
Town. City or Village. and no proposals for
lands will be entertained tor any quantity less
than ten acres. The proposals must be deiiv-
cred to the Secretary of the Board. at Detroit,
on st before the Goth day Of November, A. d
1871. HENRY Z. BALDWIN, PMS.
NELSON G.. IsBELL,
CHAs b. MICKLEY,
JEo j. BAeI.HY, SkcY.
Detroit, Oct. ID, 1871.
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ABRAM LEWIS, a boot and shoe maker Of
large practical experience In the past, having
resumed business and opened q shop at the
corner Of Main and Niles streets, next door to
L. +. Hendricks Office, In Paw Paw, solicits
share OF the public patronage. His work will
be mostly confined to that class known ss Gus.
tom word, IN all it's varieties He will use
only the best quality Of material In his work,
and employ workmen Of skill and experience
in the manufacture OF work to measure. All
persons IN want Of work in his line OF business
SHOULD call and examine bis stock, AZ he feels
confident that his work and prices will please
them. August 1, 1871. 86St13
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L. o. BRIGGS. Committee.
G.. J. MONROE.
On motion, consisting Supervisors
and Haven appointed printing
journal OF this Board at
the present year.
On motion Committee OF two appointed rejected and
charged back The Chair appointed Committee Super
Yeckey and Mckinney.
The Committee appointed to make for the pubca-
ton OF the proceedings this Board following
which accepted aud discharged
10 the honorable Board OF Supervisors Van Buren, County
COMMITTEE appoints
proceedings OF 3oad including juno
present beg leave that
Conway subject approval OF the
pamphlet form o number thoDsand) at y-sx
Olo package Of
balance to be delivered the County Clerk.
c. d Ha MONROE Committee
motion the was authorized to procure
renewal OF the
obtainable
On motion the Board adjourned until O'Clock morning.
FRIDAY, Oct 49, 1871, Z O'CLOCK A M.
Board convened to adjournment Roll called
present proceeding yesterday approved The
mee Apporonment offered following report which
copied and adopted towit:
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors County
Your Committee Appoonment beg
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-tFOEU CDEII ''''N''
% notoo committee of appointed settle with te
@ Of tao Poor such report at the January
session OF the Board The Appointed commttee,
VAs b!Ss and Mckinney On moon this author
zei 10 Wit the Couny Farms and uves OF tie
ioor house. FARM DC and result of their
lh'eSTS 4toIs Mt The next January sessou Tn reof.
Ihe committed rejected ard presented the
Following report which motion accepted adopted aud the
several amounts Their ordered the
assessment rolls theeu led and be
TOWNSHIP large Otherwise said
report to wit
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PROBATE ORDER.


STATE OF MICHIGAN, COUNTY OF VAN b.
REX, ss An q session OF the Probate Court
for the County OF Van Buren, holden at the
Probate Office in the Village OF Paw Paw, on
Monday, the thlrtieth dav OF October, In the
year one thousand eight hundred and seven
ty-oDe: Present, George W. Lawton. Judge
OF Probate.
In the matter Of the Estate OF JOSEPH PECK
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition duly veri-
fed Of Daniel Sill praying for the Probate Of
an instrument Herewith filed and purporting
to be the last Will and testament OF said deceased
aud that administration OF the estate OF said
deceased may he granted to himself and Charles
III. Peck, being name i executors in said instru-
ment.
Thereapon it ID ordered that Monday, tho
twenty-seventh day OF November, 1871, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon be assigned for the
hearing OF said petition and that the heirs at
law OF said deceased and al other persons in
terested in said estate are required to appear
the Probate Office IN tho Village of Paw Paw
and show cause il any there be why the prayer
OF the petitioner should not be granted: And
1t is further ordered that said petitioner give
notice to TIE persons luterestCd 10 said estate
Of the tendency OF slli petition AMI the hear
ing thereof by causing copy OF ibis order 70
be publishes IN the True NoRTHGRNER u neVs-
paper printed ana circulating n .a.d County or
Wan Bhren for three sue saye weeks ar ..lst
previous t. SAID day CT hearing. Scj.3
GEORGE w ihW won, Judge OF prcbrc.
\ true copy g. " LaWson, JuI 90 ., Probate
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Fractional Union No. / CoIur
Fractional school dlstrict No.

Gouluince Wond recommend
General, be thc several AND
urghc COu3 Treasurer be anl IS heew I'll
81 county, t
doll Ire 10
dry September 1871. he Of Mar,a
!arpo.e a.. money 1i,we ~at A10 ha' t.e
Gee. 10 per oroHnuu, lurpes, Of .uiius all deb =
,ut.auj sgtilst nd -ly ia,
nas aeaiusr he ~ uru Fe ruary list 1872.
al ol Walsh Nc resp ctIui'l submit
j. T. SThEAINA.l
X. NGTIING, 0''0'4'''0'
motion the foregoing report Fnlpce
adopted aud the therein recommended be raised
rolls the OF the County, the
therein recommended by the following vote, to-wt:
AYfsMessrs Mckinney, NuDg Barker, Hart. Iecey, Dun
combs Bass briggs Wise, Monro Corey Sreator ~ HEATH How
ard c. Il. Heatn Haven Watson.--17
NAYs-None
report of the Finance Committee,
mee Agriculture referred Committee Appoo
On motion of Briggs the Clerk OF this Board
and authorized office the office
Of the Register OF Deeds to Mr. c. A. pursuant
visions OF the vote OF this Board heretofore taken
Monroe that Of the Drain Comms
township drains construcedby
respectively be corrected by said Supervo
which motion prevailed.
Whereupon the Board adjourned until evening
Evening Session. o'clock mBoard convened pursuant to
adjournment. Roll called. Quorum present
Tee Committee Claims presented the following final
which motion Of supervisor Briggs accepted and adopted
to-wit:
Buren,.
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Daniel Gooley "imes' ~ 81
Ao fS,s".G H., " '@" wa,., : - 20
PhaGr,o. Brass.joror % 81
Noble y Rjchs dson, jirrr - p
Ri6aio Lase, juror p %5I
f e}a5s., WIS., S5's,u y" Iaiyr p 81
:" 4lcne! 10 ST. via.t ,Yn.
medical upon a poGF par t" b. I;sgFsa to IN
ter Gp4.5u they should be ao~ed not ',n$ $40
o we W. T @I~ eors arIsy be allowed to be S6dra or
aud also mat the bill presented ed by Harry cnne FOR wat
pr pey Sodcd for and we recommend that the bl ) T. Black
tue ach SO msppsd Wneroupon Board until
Board ad and s0
appoints special committee on rejected and charged
sss ne
ss the Following ADOPTED
n %ss vG sa ee d
sesompsny,os
IT. vass, two
report s' TO- and rec
so We It the
half
sas Ss 5 and
of From township annexed
.STss s % @
'''' x5d5sT5s VI A1 SAss Committee.
The Committee Township reports made
following report accepted and adopted the
Board Supervisors the County of
leave Your s
question whstsve and would recommend the
and beg Ss
SAID On %ooa of Briggs
Of as @ us
by % n n ss @
Of five thus date condition Oa the said
the be paid quarterly The motion prevailed the FOL
A2rsMessrs. Heath Mckinney c. f. Heath Haven Howard
Mo oo dory and ssaioriS NA1sENons ''' s
re s Ell tS T S ray raw Valley Agr
STATE OF MICHGANl
and john and made oa an S
sosstS society formed county by the Laws Of tue St.t
@ V C ous dosrs ana and the ye s nn arts AID
and urthermore that have been BY them
FOR Horse racing or ''''s JOIN e. g. l l21fs
Notary Public aud County
The vote S 9 aGsDs the po, o. the
Moproe the Board
'A On notion Of 9eco Calvin Fell was elected to tho
The Agriculture the Following
TO s o%no Sd ps was eaR TINT
Of the Van Buren, County Society and the Val
e that the
the said onshs 0 ''f 1871 '0f
Paw PAW Oct H. '' S: + S fsESsIHr
report accepted adopted by the following
vote to witt
Heath, Mckinney, Heath Haven How
ard Nutns Barker Hart Ysckley, Duncombe Briggs WISE
roea UJrey-A. NAYs-Mr. Bas.-1
The COMMITTEE Drainage offered the following which
To the Board Of supervisors OF Van Buren, County: "
whom of ORA Com
missioner aud wDut
the Com
to judge the said rsas m
They printing drainage witt
other printing bills Of tho county Your therefore
Bolr OF
the future keeping his to itemze
his each beu
Aud that all printing oils drainage paid by
die Conan so and hun to tho
would therefore pectu leave reYe
BAGS whole
toe be discharged tr
coAsileratoI. ). COREY, Charm an.
j. u. WAT5ON1
VIM ni, W. BASS Committee.
q. Ii. BARKER.
The comm Fu,nce presented tn, following report winch
accepted:
10 the Honorable Board Of Supcrvs th County
Buen.
Your Oom neo Paance IN f,owng sums I, be
rsisd and sps Il N the taxable OF the
Satsta
County purposes 1880
Poor fuad
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PROBATE ORDER.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, OousrY OF Van b.
sxx, ss.-At . session Of The PTsbats CsuSS
for ths County Of VeA Buren, holden 90 the
Probate Once, IN the Village of Pew Paw. On
Monday, the Shirtieth day of October, in che
year one thousand eight hundred aud seventy
one: Present, George w. Lawton, Judge Of
Probate.
In the matter of tho Estate OF BILLINGS
RICHMOND, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition, duly veri-
fed OF Catherine Richmond praying that ad-
Of tho estate Of said deceased may
be granted TO Edwin Barnum.
Tnereupon 1t il ordered, that Monday, the
twenty seventh day Of November, 1871, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, be assigned for the
hearing Of said petition and that the heirs at
law OF said deceased and all other persons ia.
crested in SAID estate are required to appear
at session OF SAID Court, then to be holden at
the Probate Office In the Village Of Paw Paw.
and show cause il any there he why tho prayer
OF the petitioner should not be granted: And
1t is further ordered that said petitioner give
notice to the persons interested IN said estate
Of the tendency OF said petition and the hear
ing thereof by causing . copy OF this order 70
be published IN the TRUE NoRrHERSER, news
paper printed and circulating in said County
OF Van Buren,, for three successive weeks, at
Leaf previous to said day Of hearing. S66tS
GEORGE W. LAYTON, Judge OF Probste.
A true copy, Geo. ". Lawton, Judge OF Probate
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The comm Fnnce presented folio s,ng report winch
accepted:
10 the Honorable Bossd Of Supcrss County of Van
Yeur Oom nsteo PHance ncad the q be
rss and sprs 4 N the To sabe tho
Stat l6
County purposes 1880
fuad
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Die bentidc NDrSpDl G'rpcbi=
ttpu.

Grirculife auuoc ltc9t bon Der beltifert
Expedition Sur @riorihun9 oesgiOropols Dor.
9teielbc bate bcrCIts Die SnicluS piebergen'S
birter iid) mo bus oifene Yolarmeer erretd)t.
Wtan itieB AMI uneuNltfc ShOarcu pon2Sal'
fiifcu; bic &dltc ma bis oabiu utflt 10 9rob,
ais man cruNrtct bate, iIbeB Oiiritc ell mel.
teres SorWGrtsoriu9en crit Die groBcn @cfabs
rem Der @rpeoltioi ucrpirtltfelt. Sefauntlid)
b%eaniprudte Or. Sane ld)ou pOr Sabreu, oaS
YolarnCcr entocdt SI babct uuo oe oeltid)e
Expedition bat ocSbulb bic Srlitte Der Gnt'
bedung nit tbm 81 tbetlcn. 8a Capt. Sau'S
@rpebttiou unmittclbar Der Oer0 eutid)eIl iol9t,
10 biirfcu mir ms aui iuttreiiante edible
rungen nus ben 9tcgiOren oeS epi9en Giles
geiaBt MAIDEN. Grirculif) ndre eS INNER,
menn 9eraOc ben 9eltibclt ole &OIetOung
beS groBcu &erteS gcliugtn iOllte, baS Or.
aare einitmnlS NIT 10 GROCER aiibnbeit CUR
Sbatiahc 6t MAIDEN oeriutte. IS mare OuS
Elm relcr Stcg oeutiAcr &iicni6uIt NIB
NuS0olrr.
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bONlAllIlt=S ulTIiG GEZl Do
Gir ~gBitbClm.6eu eosc ytr. 5S, .. .. o." mar
nit ibrtm Is olettirrn nod nidt fcrti9, uro miro ocrcn
SeitrG9 natgeicnoCt merben.
~ Der Sctrag'ooH 1921, 90 iuuroc bcreit5 geftern biz
rett burh gSthiel ron oer GrpeoItiOn Oes Sorrciponz
benton" aus on Scturtd 6ruEte q Co., 9te Der Slim
tons une Rdnooipblir., eptca9o, ab9eidltt.
Sm SunScn bat Der "AlneTican" bis Sato inr Obi
cago st4,2i6 elnpIdngeu mo bis oGbtn $500 re
mttttrt.
Jtoroluelten tgrcn 6ort9dnS lno erreidten 9eittru
$22O0.94.
So g9ir MAIDEN wtcScrbolt oaraui ouimertIaIn,
baB oeutihe GorpprGtionen, ole gum Sbtcugo'cr ooer
norolpeitlihen &iitisiuno t%cttrGgtn, ms burh lICbers
%iCnonn9 Der betreffcnoCH Wotjen uerpHidten wIiroen.
9H b0tlt lobensUsrtbcr Aeiie bat Der Srotn oer
.8'nai S'ritD" lcuue GGAlteulicbe betInbtt. 81 bat
aud bic "UitnbclsiobHzlo9e" $500 octgeiteuert. mo-
nurb Der game Sttrdg nitic5 Sroene in Baltimore
aui $1,000 erhobl iporoen IT. in 9(elpsYort 9Gb oer
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mi Ger eplcd9ofr Ierjte 81 e%riOieeerlt. Vioge Die
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euan9 =prot. @entCiroe," @brn. Yaftor Yfag, bat
800 idr ole @bicaso'er beigeiteuert; cine lobenss
ipertbe, Der Nd4iienlisbe Der @smeinOe sur gbre se'
ct. Sutos.@emeinee tedc Der Sutaro= uub Senriettaz
Strasp sur %sinStrin9 Der ytotb in Chicago bsIduft
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fir bic Sbicago'er Gin: 800 pom Wm. 8. SBelt,
S83.25 onrh g.. 2. 0uroing aus Der II. GSarh, $50
BON Der Sritten oeutihen reiorrirten Stride ourd 6en
@emsinOc. adiiirsr S. StoOenmaptr, sf55 Surb 4rof.
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inter bieisen aerbten uro $50 Don Siibtdnolern ourb
". ". Getiions. 9aourd crb0et fd bic @eiammt.
sinnabme bel NC ainis aui $40, 4G9.39.
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Mbeno In elmer Berlamnlung in ~Jiednbites5ale
in 5olse eines anirufcs Der pSnternationalsn @ieber.
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bet. Die BON Den biefigeu 5ornlensiesern I'M @ansen
3u aletdem !3pede 9eihenite Surnme beiduit iit dui
$1,000.
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