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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-22

their dsfsHf with that graoe and hunl.
lty which is born OF kindness and
loyalty 10 the principles which they -
pous@ Let Il not be forgotten that
these Frntlemen have made an honor.
able campaign and their actions. al.
though defezted. have been such In
This campaign a sndear them 70 the
hearts u ever honest upright aud
square Observation-Disclosures.
Now and theu II Ia reported that In
dians have been seen lurking In the
mountains In various parts Of the
country. However. as none OF these
reports has not been substantiatsd. we
have doubt 20 the correctness of these
assertions. But. II there are any In.
dians In the country they not on the
war path and are pobably some the few
which escaped from the reservation at
the time OF the removal Of Indians
from the San Carlos reservation and are
seeking refuge In the mountains fear.
ing they may be captured and sent TO
Florida. and no fears are entertained
by the settlers.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-22

pity 70 bestoW. TOE white man Il the
sufferer and be alone should eet the
sympathy and II nj. Ellis cannot see
ltthat wAy-lf he must la0d Geronimo
70 the skies-he should. at least keep
hls thoughts 70 himself and not seek 20
yentilate them In 20 prominent = pa
per a the Free Press 70 show the west
ern world What q one sided fool he L.
We hope Mr.. LAidlaw's excellent reply
will have the effect Of sllencing the
sypafhetie Mr.. kliA
Cloudman's ball Was comfortably
nlled last Tuesday evening with the
townspeOple 70 witness the perfor-
nance Of the world-renowned Buyuha
The show was the FIRST Of the kind
eve held here. ls coming had been
duly announced by the linguistic ad-
vance agent Thoa. j. Hin whose glow
Ing descriptions Of the extraordinary
feAts Of the company 30 wrought upon
the imaginations Of the rustic Fair
viewers that most Of them would have
mortaged their homes and gone back
on their best friends rather than miss
the opportunity Of attending. The
Buyubs certainly gave q show we'll
worth the money. The ventriloqusim
was especially hne and the same may
be SAID OF Mrs. Buyub's FIRE eating
scene, OF which the advance agents
previous assertion that zone could
actually hear the lady's tongue fry
and craekle like eggs In a pan OF hot
grease" did not seem 10 miss the mark
much. after all. II some Of the elder
spectators we're inclined to designate a
trick or two as nothing new. the faces
Of the younger audience told too plain
ly that 10 them, at least. everything
was novel and strange; and II was
mostly In watching the undisguised
emotions of the young folks that the
older ones found their greatest Amuse-
ment. From the time the magic wand
brought out n half dollar from the tips
Of their noses, 10 when the ridiculous
MI. Crockett gave his last cOnundrum,
the youngsters were In every state of
feeling from u laugh to a cry; and
when the deprayed husband stabbed
his beautiful wife In the folds of her
dress and himself In button hole. II
was a treat to hear the bewildered
children laugh at what was intended
TO be- nothing but tragedy.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-22

Ellis Tor any surplus pity which he
might care TO bestow on the blood
thirsty Apache. But We greatly doubt
that there would be any such surplus
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-22
Everything Goes Wrong

In the bodily mechanism when the liver
gets out of orde. Constipation. dyspepsia.
contamination Of the blood, imperfect as
Sanitation. are certainof onsue but IL IL
easy TO prevent these consequences, and re.
move their cause, by n course of HOstetter's
direct result IL a disappearance of the pains
beneath the ribs and through the shoulder
blade the nausea, headaches, y~ellowness of
the skin, turred look of the tongue, and our
odoro of the breath OF the breath which char.
acterize liver complaint. Sound digestion
add Il regular habit Of body are blessings also
secured by the use of this celebrated restora
tive of health, which Is It's best guarantee of
safety from malarial epidemics. Nerve
and over tension are relieved by
IL, and IL improves both appetite and sleep.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-22
HERMOSA.
Gsn'l Man. b. r. L. W.


The Palomas Chief made a shipment
of ore this week.
Geo. Leaning has commenced assess
ment work on the Atlantic Gable.
The Eagle Is looking well and is
producing shipping ore.
Fran Reavis will commence work
on the Small Hopes which adjoins the
Argonaut.
Mr.. Easter. a partner of J.. II. Moon
ey. has returned to Hermosa after a
long absence.
&C. Mccoy is taking out and sack
ing ore which runs from 100 TO 500
ounces from his Big Tree mine.
A new strike has been made on the
Argonaut-C Consolidated mine. The
new strike consists the two kinds of
ore, one 5 la chloride ore and the other
gaIeua containing brittle silver. This
new ore is thought 10 run about SEQ
ounces 10 the ton.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-22
LrvErrOrLE VINO ADvEETIsK.
LAND SCRIP

l. vALEHTIHE-Tts Snpt Is issued in 20 acre pieces and VIII locate
any surveyed or unsurveyed Government lsnds II Is used more especially to
locate unsurveyed lands Patent for thelAhd issued direct 10 Tie las0r. Their .
Is but Ahuitsd amount Of this scrip and the price is advancing
2 SIOUX HALE BREEp:-Ths scrip Is issued In 4. 80 and leo acre
pieces and will also locate surveyed or unsurveyed lands
The title Is conveyed by meanso Of Power Of Attorney. followed by aided TO
thelAnd from the Indian. Thus the scrip insur~ title as good Is that madeby
Valentine scrip for the location Of unsurveyed lands and Isl no q expensive
8. SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL HoMEsTEAD-This scrip Is In
20. 50 and 80 acre pieces 1t will locate any surveyed q. S. lAnds-ofered or
unonered. single II double maximum In any quantity without condition as to
residence o cultivation.
We shall be glad at all times to give any further information In regard
to land scrip and will furnish prices upon application.
GEO. D. BOWMAN & SONS. Las Cruces, Nm.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-22

L,as Cruces.N. n semi 7tb' Isse

Las Cruces, n. NJ, sept It'll, 1855.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten.
ton TO make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will DO made be
fore probate Court Sierra county. Hillsbor.
ongh, N. NJ. October 23rd, 1885, viz;
WILLIAM BnINSrEAD on ID y. No. 26l2
for the n 9 \ = y nwksek sec 81 Up IL 8,
lie names the following witnesses 20
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land. viz Frank G..
Henderson, John j. Snyder, o.. X. Scarce,
Burt ID Mason, of Sierra comfy, N, N.
Septl7.2l EDMUND q. SHIELDS. Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-22
U, 3. Land ONCE,
Las Cruces, n. NJ, september2o th, isss.

Las Cruces, N. NJ, september20 tn, 1856.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his in.
tention to mako final proof In support of
his claim, and hat said proof will be made
before Probate CLERK Sierra county, at Hills.
borough, M. M, on November ihth, 1855. viz:
JOSEPH MORGAN ON d.. s. 2285 for the 3
X n y n \ W y sec IS tip 10 s, T y W. He
names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, snid land, viz. Elijah ID. Ledford, Joseph
Honclair, Eligh Teaford and John @. Plem.
mons, all of Hermosa, Sierra county, N. NJ.
OctS.27 EDMUND g.. SHIELDs Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-22
L EG A L NOTICES 4.
Final Proof Notices.
U. 8. Land ONCE,

U ,. Lhnu Ufhce,
Las Cruces, n. NJ. October IL, 1885,.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice of his ipten
ton TO make finAl proof In support OF his
claim. and that said proof will be made be
fore Probate Clerk Sierra county, Hillsbor
ough, N. NJ, on November 21th, 1886, viz:
ANSTIDE BOURQUET on ID. 5. No. 9os for
the names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and culttya
ton OF. said land. viz: Jose Francisco TO
nero, Pedro Cuello, John sullivan, MERGED
Montoya, all of Monticello, Sierra 10. N. NJ.
Octl5-25 Edmund G. SHIELDS, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-22

+. l.. Parker for superintendent of
Public Instructions is u good nomin ee.
MIR. Parker is an able lawyer aud u
good scholar, a man who does more
thinking than talking. and one who
has acted In this capacity before, CIV
ing entire Observation-Disclosures.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-22
Annoucemen

The BLACK RANGE Is authorized TO
announce. ]. T. Thorne, nominee OF the
democratic convention. as candidate
for the office of sheriff Of Sierra coun-
~.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-22
LOCAL NEWS.

See new card Of Geo. D. Bowman &
Sons.
NV. H.James~ returned from Kingston
last Friday,
Active work will soon begin On the
Silver Monument.
j. NJ. Webster is the favorite candi.
date for probate clerk.
Hop Kee is making some improve
ments on his washee house.
Three families from the Lone Star
state are new arrivals in town.
The democratic candidate for sheriff
is rathor too thorney to run smoothly.
Election one week from next Tues.
day. Let every republican do his
duty.
The promising mining properties Of
= Hermosa are attracting the attention
Of mining e
Vote for square-toed. reliable men
and you'll never regret 1t. Mi. Storey
is u of them.
John Strauss. who has been danger
ously i'll for some time. past nov lies
in a critical condition.
Showers of rain accompanied by
heavy thunder and lightning are not
uncommon those DAYS.
Work of putting the concentration in
readiness for new machinery has been
in progress during the week.
Billy Dunn came up from Hermosa
yesterday and will commence work on
the White Shield located on Mineral
creek.
When any one will convince us that
there Is a better man In the field for
sheriff than Mr.. Storey we will pull
for him.
The democrats have some good tim
Der IN the field which will undoubted
ly withstand the test brought to bear
upon It.
j. H. Drake is up from Hermosa and
will commence work on the Fairview
next week. lie reports the Argonaut
looking much better than usual.
J.. II. Drake yesterday. exhibited at
this Office excellent specimens of ore
from the Argonaut.C Consolidated ana
the Big Tree mines of Hermosa.
w. II. James and son Eddie left
Wednesday for Fl. Craig. MI. james
goes to tai charge OF the working
of Capt. Jack Crawford's mines.
The entertainment given In Robert.
sons hall last evening by ths Buyub
family was a rare treat and WAS wit
messed by a good audience. The mem.
hers of the company understand their
business and make it especially inter
esting for the little folks who will not
soon forget the Buyubs,
Deputy Sheriff Thorne has gone
south to repair his fences. Mr.
\ ThOrne's fences IN this vicinitv are IN
bad condition and 81 hodoesu't return
i%mnediatly and repair them lhv repua-
lican nominee for sheriff VIII e.. Into
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-22

/ hereby respectfully announce my
self as an independent candidate for
election to the Office of sheriff Of Sierra
county. DAVID BURKE.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-22
Notice.

ANY person having IN their possession pro.
n perry belonging to the Back Range
Milling company. now the Black Range Ltxi-
Walton Works. are requested 60 return the
same without delay 10
CD. Corr.
genl Man. b. n. L. W.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-22
FAIRVIEW.

ID. Urquehart is allie to be on the
streets again.
Jacob Criger recently shot eight n
telope and one deer on a trip from Mag
dalena.
Robert Hull Is slightly under the
weather. No kick coming from the
weather.
Jacob Blum left Tuesday for New
York where he will make a selection of
goods for the coming winter.
j. L. Wheeler and family have moved
in from the ranch and will spend the
winter in town. Mr.. Wheeler brought
In the news that two Mexicans claim
to have seen q couple Of Indians lulk-
ing in the hills in the vicinity of Month
cello.
+. II. Hathaway &Co., photographers
arrived here last Wednesday from FL
Paso. They have located in the build
ing opposite +. II. Winston & Co.'S, and
will probably remaln here two weeks.
This is u splendid chance for the people
of the range TO get photographs taken.
The school children had a pleasant
little picnic up Dry creek last Saturday.
A passing shower interfered somewhat
with the enjoyment OF the day, but
otherwise things went along quite
smoothly. g. II. Laidlaw acted as
superintendent and general manager
and they do say that Charlie looked
ike Il second Brigham Young standing
In the midst of his lei charge.
The report comes up from Kingston
thut two miners were recently run
into town by the sight Of five squaws
and \ buck. 1t seems the meeting was
u SURPRISE on both sides hut the min.
ers found the use Of their legs nrst. II
they had only found the use of their
arms-nre arms-hrst they might have
saved their breaths and considerable
sole .leather. 10 say nothing of gaming
the glory of having sent six Indians to
the happy hunting grounds. But, then.
what business have five squaws to 20
meandering owe the hills with q soil
tary buck, unless 1t is'to create q sen.
sation.
Our fellow towansman, q. II. Laid
law. deserves honorable mention for
the able name in which he recently
replied to an article written by one
Ellis IN the capture OF Geronimo. Mr..
Ellis is aSaginaw, Michigan mai whose
HflapHNios for the (n HIM much
tbasa8 $500 noble red oiirf. have cer-
t extern. #HuatAtra t9Ls Jratf.
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@erfhts .9serhartnlitnac,, .

Criminal 9eridt t. - tSor Ridlter
8uftp) Siaat gSiutamS un0 2tler. Sbaueu,
SoOtitlag, Die rptoer Die lutluge erbObueeu
giureoeu muroeu tbeilmeiie argUmentlrt uuo
bic nettRreu Serbauolungeu bis morQen 3uz
riidgelegt Sir beute iehen aui Der 9tegi
ftranoe: gtegcr 6enr0 Dtartiu, Sobu 0euion,
@eorg g8. SdoUer, 2uguf 9an;egIod, g..
6oiimauH, GoUiS u. 6ermoun uu0 gteQer
gBm. &orniib, Spirimoieuoertaui am Sunns
tage; 3idaro Beno ergait, Jteger .. Ufarttn,
0lortimer g. Setter, SObn {. zee unO @eOrg
Steuer, Nu9rtfI; 5boma8 u. 8racg, s.. &.
Sarth, 2S. @raiI, y. gS. @baugh, pliaroz
Ipiel; 9eOr9 gS. g&alliS, Jteger 8. 3bOmaS.
alias ScOtt, SEQ. SOhce, 28nl. SbOmpiOn,
@merlOn Sptu9S, RObert 6. geitb z 6due),
Sobu 8lunOOn, 8m. s. 0tOuno8, Same5
&reaeo, g8m. Repuolbs 2 6Gue), 3iabz
itnH; Sobn 3. McRa8bp 2 6dqe) uuo 90.
@Iart, trtgeriide Gngabeu; Us. arug, WlorOz
0norifi.
Superiorz orz9eritt - (Sor Sber-
ridtsr 8rOmn.) SObn DIH8giaer gegeu 0talts
ban, SuuOr beridtst, in ben Ddu0en Der Sc
iamoreneu. SObH 0ic&Qrt gegeu 8lQiam
9o9os, Shul0tIu9er lltir. g8OOIOrlOge,
3raoers & Comp. gesen Seyoute, CHARLES D..
anO ann @rispolo. llttlea auf $l57.6O. 6.
Gene gesen Bm. S&GogbiCn, niebergeifta,
gen.
Butiengeri6t.- - (8or ben 9tit.eru
2iuoiap, Carroll uno Cans Su folgeaOen
6interIa1euihoitea DuroeH Die na1ite6euoeu
S6ritte gethaH: @bnrlsS 9orieg, Gouroo
Ridert, 9bereie g8ieuer, 8erpultun9Stsridte
9enebmigt. 9boS. gS. Guan5, oitto Sorz
muuoifnitsberiht. giit Der 8oQlreduu9
bes 3eItameats8 ooH @ba8. .. Wioy1S narO
SObu 5. @cie betraut-
Stabtsertdt.-(Sor 8i1tey BbelpS. J
Seli9er & gieumaan gegen Dtartl2 6rOblib
uno oeiiea gbeirau 2 Sale, lxtbeIl nsbft
Soften beii1ti9t. 3te yBeople'5 Utuhal
yiuesStad= 8erfheruu9a. .@eielgdait" gesen
Sobu Grafton, Appeuatou abGemlcjeu. tlu-
eau & &oup. ssgeu Gho5. 3. @iu uu0 altr.
Sh2iter, btt.o. 9tOleuberg s. 9rauie gegeu
SanE gSbtte, llrtheiI umgtfOBeu uao Bro
SeB aieosrgeihlageu. 2lli.eo gY. B2e gegtu
DE nBeOpte'S Diutuul Sioe- StOds Serithcs
raug8= @eieujfuit," Appreciation ab9sWleien.
Sernb. EbilmaHn geg2H Ntdr 2sGguer, G2rs
oltt ant Gent Shacsueriag. Anor. S9oH.
mann eegeu Gba5. Sbtptep unO Sna i.
Werritt, 8ernalfer otS Jta3lliie5 aoH Soi.
Neuitt, Snbaber uon 6nao5 uOu Caleb s.
Narrltt, QppeloNOn abgeruieien. 6raH:i5
u. Stlp gesen Die oSalnmOresS BIO 8abH, a
llrtbetl beftati9i.
8unoes s9tfritts=9eri6t.-(Yol
3itter @tarris.) Seinr. 9. 3iir8aus sessr
Raiph ge@tS, Gtgentbimer Ses S6ooHert
Great &eiteru," llrtben gu Sldgers GuHlter
auf $S4,l5. SobH gauertp un6 SobH Snat
seagI 6re6. 6. gliQer, SuIdrtlnge, llrtbei
auf 3ofenerfattuus, Der @sri9tsboi per
tssts f& bis beuts,
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SaS gbarpIeB=WprosebetmniS
attf9etlart.

&llentopu, Yennl., II. 6ebruar.-
Sin Eremoer, tuelder ben 9tameR Sobu
@ofell ansab, fam heute giahmittag in oas
biei9e GOuutp= =@efauguiB uuo ertlarte, er
iet Der Waun, pelfer ben Sarmer SObu
Sba,pIeB, eiueu betasteu Quafer, am 81.
giopember oCr. So. nabe @befter eruoroete.
Gr iaste, er seitebe baS Serbreden ein, neil
er ben tuesen ienes MorbeS uerbufteteu Re=
ger SObuiOn nidt uniduIOi9er g8eiie an
@al9en enoen Iaiieu molle. @ofelg lit etlua
45 Sabre alt, BON mtttlerer @r0Be uno trI9t
eiuen i9warSeu Sanuubart unp eiuen be-
reits halbsr9rauten Sadeubart. 81 n1adte
iSine Mittbeilungen auf rubige, 6uiammeu=
bdn9enbe gSeiie unb Iheint polltommeu perz
niiniti9. Seiuer Iusabe mad 1T er ie,ues
3eidens Elm &eIeIi6mieS unb arbeitete SIR
Sett oes @toroeS i'm 8oad 'id)en Sttffsbauz
bote. Seitocm bat er iia in 6lorioa unb
Sirsiuien aufsebalten. @eheimpOli;iit Smith
bat eotelp III 6Olge oes 9efduontfes unter
etner Wtoroantlase oerbaiteu laiieu. Der Sc
tangene ertldrt. 8idter CLAYTON in Web,a,
Dor peldem er pro5eifirt gu perbeu eruars
tet, lei Elm Nudter, uno er befiirhte besbalb
nitt. baB man TIN psseu bes SSerbreaeus
baugeu peroe.
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Stebmdrfte.

GbtcasO, IL. 5ebruar. - RtlrOOie4
3ufubr 5000; Serieu6uug 1900; Breiie UGrt
irteu SpiIten $500 uu6 $5.45.- ShUetue
3ufubr 20 900; Serienouug 5000; Bretieoo
riirien spiihen $2.75 unb $4.25.-Shaofe
3ufubr 5000; SerienOung GOO; 4reie bari
trteu 3mii6eu 5000 uuo $500.
ct. Qouis, II. 6ebruar, - 8tnopteb
3ufubr l4OO SerienOun9 400; Fretie part
irten 5ruiideu 81 so uuO $3.50. Shpetne
3ufubr 5000, SerienOung 1900; 8relie nari:
irteu Smiidlen $3.50 uuo $4.15. - S6aaTe
3ufubr 1900, @erieuouug 800; Bretie part
irteu 5ruiiten $2.55 uH0 $3.50.
@Gt.Qibertp, 8u., II. 8ebruur. -
0tiuOoteb: 3ufubr 1870, Serienoun9 10;
Ereiie uariirteu 3piihen $500 uuo $500
Ghwelue: 3ufnbr 1900, SerIenoung 400
Treiie Uaritrten 3uiifeu $4.1O uno $3.50
S6aafe: 3uiabr 1000, Serienouug 500
8relje uariirtcn $3.50 uuo $4.0O.
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cries YcaboOB SDmpaonEes
Gon5ett.

Sic ied3 YeabOOg Sgmpbonie Gou,erte
Der 20. SaiiOH iiHO ami iOlgenOe Snmllasc
feitgeieBt moroen: 49,, 20. 81. Sebruar uno
49,, 20, 27. Uidr;, 2lbeHo8 llbr. Die iedls
OfentlibeH Yrobeu fiuNeu ou Den UOrher=
gebenOeu Sreitageu, giafmittugS 4 llbr,
ftott. Die YrOgrumme umiaIieu SgmpbOs
MEN, SuOertiiren Il. |. 10. pen Bad, 8eetz
bOUeu, SerIiOS &ubiniteiu, Grabm8, Gtos
pin, 6amerit, Gi85t, Wenoel5iobu, Giameau,
Sdubert, gEa9Her, Q8eber uuo auOerer Cont
pouiiteu. SaiOn Siuete fir cine Periou,
ard fir Die Broben gtItig toIteu je So
unO fir 5wei YerioHeU sc; Giuritt5tarteu
fir einIelue GOn3erte - &eut5, fir Die Bro
ben so GentS. Die Saiiou SiQete FIRE i'll
SutrO'5, 0icGuiireg8 uu0 goSmuu8 Gtabz
lifemeut8, Die gIntrittStarteu fit eu;elue
GOnierte un6 ein;elue Brobeu am Gtugauge
oe5 @ou3ert Saalc5 3u haben.
8a5 erite SOu;trt rHOet GIiO @ am f a g,
ben13. 6ebrUar, Ole 0hentlite BrO6e
beute yindmittag 4 lbr ltatt Dartu
nirtt Sri. emma 8erqer nit. gBerte
bon 8rabm6, yi55t uuO GerliO} ftGIu aui
Dem $yOgramme.
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Ser 0btIaoelpbier 3 3opfabI6netOer

BbilaoeIp bia II. Sebruar. - Der
3OpiubidnetOer s. ". 0enOerion, 80 Sabre
alt, gfr. PAT, gtOr0 neunte SraBe, nobus
bait, bate geitern in Der @eutral Station Dor
YOltSeiridter Smith ein &erb0r 81 befeben.
3. Gallagher, Elm Gngelteltar Der @aSperFe,
iagte aus, er babe nGbreno Der lebten beioen
gSofen 6enoerion tuieoerboIt an Der gtOro
s. Stru6e geiebeu, pte er Mdo9eu beobaf
tete, peIdJe Die in Sdaufenitern auSgeIegten
gSaareu betra9teten. Am 9onueritaee babe
er uerirat, sruei 9tdbdlen nit elmer S1eere,
bic er in Der '6anb bielt, Die 30pfe abju
itnetben, un0 ais er QenOeriou UOr9eitern
mteoer 9eieben, babe er feline Serbaitung
ourf einsn 8olBiiten peranlaBt. gS. s.
Seeman, Elm anoerer angeIteQter Der @a5=
iuerte, beltdttgte Die 9luSiagen oeS uOrigeu
3eu9eu. = RsieruezY YOli;iit 9apiou lagte
aus, er babe Seuoerion beobad)tet, pie oers
ieIbe 5pei iuugeH 0fa0den gefOlgt lei uuO
perin9t babe. bereu 30pfe ub3udneioen.
Set ieiner Serhaituug babe er etne tleine
ifarfe Sdeere in Der Said)e gebabt. - 6euz
Serion ia9te, er babe lt6 nur oeSbalb III Der
s. Strabe umher9etrtebeu, I'm Yul5uarmer
81 Uerfaufen, un0 Die Sd)eere babe ibn ieme
8rau mtt9e9eben, nm ite ihleifen 5u laiieu.
@r ruuroe fir elm AMI mor9eu altberaumte8
SerbOr inter $500 Siiraidlaft qeitellt,
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Die Sd)uDMad1tr 2(Dle ais Ior0-
lSdSfe

Ybilaoelpbia, II. 6ebruur. - Su
Dir. 2217, NorO 6rontftraBe, liegt ser S5
Sabre alte @uitaO Geiier, BON ietneu Sater
ourd oreiStife NIT elmer Sdubmad)erzl lble
oerpunoet, in beoentli6em 3uitaHoe oarRte-
Der, un0 Der 65 Sabre alte Sater 1T III 9aft,
I'm O08 9feiultat Der Serletungen ieine8
Sobnes abSumarten. &ater uuo Sobu, 10
mie oe8 2eBteren Srau unb Sinoer pObnten
SuINmmen III benz. genannten 6uule. Der
Sohn lit Elm Sattler uno 0erSater eiH Sd)ubz
NADER, Der ieit Swet Sabren ietn geidaft
anf9egeben, iett peld)er 3eit ite 9duT9 uber
ben Sefe Der gSertlIGtte Srett batteu. Der
alte 0tann lam 9eftern mad Dtttterno4t in
berauldtem 3ufanoe mad 6auie unO mari
in elmer Stube mebrere Giidje uno Stiible
nm, tpOriIber ibm fem Sobn Soruiirfe madte.
Der Sater bebauptete, er iei 6eu i'm 6aule,
uno ols ibn iein Sobn su berubt9eu iutte,
CAB er bieiem einen Sd)lag in oas 9efht,
pOrauf eiue Rauierei ftattfuno, tpdbreno MEL
der Der Sater cine Iauge Qhle ergrifi un6
bamit Dem Sohue 3tpei Glide in ben liutsu
SberideuteI unO einen Stth in ben Riideu
uerieete. Der Seruunoete ihrie laut I'M
9iilfe uuo itiirBte gu SObeu. Dtebrere berbei
geeilte 9erIonen nabuten ben alien Dtaun feit
Iuo iiberlteferten ibu Der Boltiet. Sin 9rjt
ertldrte bic 2Sunoeu, uamentltd Die i'm Riit=
fen fir he0PufIidl
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auf $62, ,4O6,O47 unb in ben ndmli6eu ie&
ben Utouaten oes oorher9ebenoeu 6iSfaIiab=
res auf $97 ,572, 1920.
sllte slnIpad,e Der Staaten gsarsIanS muS
Vtr9lnten.
9as 6aus=@omite fir 4nlpriidle berif1tete
heute 9iinfig iiber Die bonn &eprGIentanteu
Compton etn9ebra9te Bill sur 8egletdunq
Der Gednur9en Der Staaten Marplan0 un6
Su9lnien fir Soridliiiie, pel9e ite in 1870
uno 1871 eer Snnoesre9ierung mafter, nm
oieielbe bel bem Ban bon RegierunqSaeb6
ben i'm Dtftritt Columbia ;u unterlfiibeu.
3mien anf ben Setrag iollen benz Stdate
Ntarplano bonn l. Sanuar 1943 uno oem
Staate Stgtuten bonn l. Sanuar 1850 all Al
@nte geidrieben uerben. Die Sill peroronet
tnoeiien ferner, OaB ir9en0 tpelde @elber,
Die leue betben Staaten Der Sunoe noesregterunq
iduloen, BON Dem fdlligeu Setrage abge3o gen
mer0en Iollen.
germiIdltes.
Die beutige Steuereiunabme betruq SAC.
679 uno Die 3oueinnabue $522,776
9S. gE. Sutton ans Ohio 1T Gum 6iilfsz
gnnoesidatmeiter in Cincinnati, Ohio, er-
uannt worben.
3ur GinlOiung baitimmte gtational= Sant=
goen i'm Setrage BON $591 900 lieien
beute i'm S6atamte eiu.
Sn etr beutigen Situng wuroe Die Silber=
rage, iomte Der Nnti &bineiensNufrubr in
Seattle, gS. &, ausfiibrlih beipro6en.
Der %rGTOent CAB beute abenO elm
StaatSotuer 81 Gbren Ger 0tit9Iiaoer oes
SberbunOe8geridltes uuo Der SuIti; @umiten
beiber 5Gnier bes Gongrefes. WtOrgen
Gbeno mirO er Die OtitgIieOer Oes Oiplomati=
Ifen Corps empfangeu.
Neprdientant Cole aus OIarplanS belt
beute uOr Dem 9auSz @omite fir @iieubabueu
unb Sandle einen Sortrag 3u guuiteu Der
Sill, uelte cine Sunlme @elo fir Die Sers
meiiun9 elmer 9toute fir ben p@beiapeate.
9elamQrezS Sanal" permilliat,