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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-28

The Amsvican Bookmaksr says that what
may almost b termed = typographical
crisis NOW exists in Paris. For two or
three months past the number Of unem-
ployed competitors in that city has been
steadily increasing, and. Notwithstanding
that they cannot b ignorant Of the state
Cf affairs, provincial compa continue to
stream into the capital in great numbers.
The consequences Of thin IL that the efforts
Of the unemployed printers to get work
create what = practically continuous pro-
cessi0n in and out Of the principal print
Ing Offices. Day after day the comps. 60
round from one arm to another seeking
work, and very often thirty or moro volun-
tory applications are made ct one place in
= siugle day. This staRnation Is largely
accounted for by the number of journals
that have lately been discontinued, the
composfng gta6 employed in their produc-
ton being discharged.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-28

The meeting will 10 addressed by Mr.. A. L
BURLEIGH, HON J. r. KINNEAR. candidate
for senator and E. 8. MEANY and G. E. DE
STEIGUER, candidates for the house Of repre-
nentstivesI
Good music VIII be in attendance.
special invitation 10 extended to the ladieA
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The Name of Washington.

From the Spokane Spokesman.
There is an interesting bit of history
about the in which this territory
came by its name. Washington was not
the choice of the early settlers OF the
north country. The pioneers held a
convention in Monticello, on
the Cowlitz river i'm 1852. The wanted
to sever relations with Oregon
and become "A separate territory. They
adopted n memorial To congress. In the
document they set forth their population,
resources and area, n asked To be
recognized rs a territory with the name
of Columbia. The congressional commit
tee 20 which the memorial went, reported
favorably a bill and retained the name of
Columbia. But when the bill was on its
passage a Kentucky member. Richard II.
Stanton, arose and moved TO substitute
the name of Washington for Columbia.
He argued that Columbus had been hon
ored by having the District of Columbia
named after him, but no state or territory
had been named after the father OF his
country. Mr.. Stanton's amendment went
through, by this change, i'm February.
1853. Washington territory got the name
which those DESTROYS of having some
other were not strong enough to change.
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THE c MARKET.
These Quotations Are Revised and Co
rected Every Day.

These Quotations Are Revised and Cor
rected Every Day.
Sngar-Ganulated, per 100, G 5000; light
brown. $500; pulyerized II 4 A, New York, sl3..
81; loaf, sl3.lO; maple per pound. 1c.
Costa Rica, isa2se; Java Mandahiing, zoe:
Mocha, 376Jl0c: roasted Rio and Costa Rica, 200
SOC; roasted Carbaio, see; roasted Mocha and
Java, 3sdJoc; Arbuckle's, SIC.
Teas-Japan, 3JGJ0c; English Breakfast, 40c0
500; Gunpowder, 45cGsI.W; extra Young Hy.
son. T5cGDS1.0O.
Pickles Eastern 5 gal, s2.5o; 5 gal, $50; 10
gal, $500.
Potatoes q rs per cwt.
Cabbage-fer cwt, $500.
Eggs-Per case, $500.
Butter-Per n, 3Jd4Oc.
Cheese-Per n, 2Olt25.
ei!oo; ditto sliced, Do n boxes, lie per n; peaches,
Salt Lake, Ice; apricots, 2oc: evaporated ditto,
25c; blackberries, 15c; raspberries, 35c.
California fruits. soooG6.S per case.
SD standard tomatoes, S3.25.
2-b Standard corn, $500.
Pm Standard peas, $50; seconds, s2.15.
2-b String and Lima beans, s2.7o.
Dried Beans-Navy, $500 per 100 y; Lima,
WheaIyNo. i. per 100 n, s2.@.
Corn-Cracked, per 100 n, Sill.
Bran-Per 100 D, si.5o; bran and shorts per
Fioaf.fer 100 n, rnlsbury's best. s4.5o; og.
den, $40: stragne, .paisy, $3.50.
Corn meal-Per 100 n, $40.
oat meal-Per 100 n, $40.
Fresh Meais-Pork. i5c; beef, $500; lamb.
quarters, T5cdsiJo; mutton, 7Gtl5c.
Salt Meais-Ham, i0dsc; bacon, i5c; corned
beef, l0c; pork, iic; sausage, i2I0l5c.
Col-Per ton, hard, $500; soft, $3.50.
Wood-Per cord. st0.
Hay-Per ton, 500
Straw-Per ton, sl2.Oc.
oats-Per cwt, 500.
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1T PLEASED THE oATEMAN.
Cyrus Field Tries to Compel a Cigarette
smoker To Stop.

Cyrus Field Tries to Compel u Cigarette
smoker Ia Stop.
Mr.. Field, through his connection with
the Manhattan Railroad company, is
known To every employee on the four
roads-especially the gatemen. The lat
ter all admire him-from a distance-but
when he happens TO pass through their
station il is a different matter. and a
heartfelt sigh Of relief goes u when he
boards a train and leaves the platform.
This anxiety on their part is due solely To
his bitter hostility to tobacco smoke. The
rules of the company insist that no smok-
ing shall be tolerated on the platform,
and he is credited with seeing that il is en-
forced as much as possible.
witnessed a most amusing incident
one day last week, i'm which Mr.. Field
played a prominent part. He came I'M
expectedly on n downtown station al a
time when four or five gentlemen were
enjoying the fragrance of good
cigars. Mr.. Field actually plared at
them: then turning 10 the unlucky gate
man, he poured on his head all the wrath
at his command. Pointing out one indi-
yidual who sat smoking n cigarette, Mr..
Field directed the gateman to ave il
stopped, and in the meantime the million
aire promised to stand guard over the
box. The gentleman promptly responded.
but. bearing in mind the rule which said
no violence should be used, he simply r.
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Notice Of Sale of School Bonds.

ACCORDANCE with the provisions of see.
uohs 1870, 1861 and 1862 Of the Montana
school law and acts. ainendaiory thereof, and as
school mouse 81 school District No. 10 in In. city
oI Anae"ndn, Deer Lodge county, Montana, on
the i,ih Jay 81 May, 1880, the school trustees 81
SAID district 80. IL, Deer Lodge county, Montana,
VIII on saturday, The. 2ist day of June, Is.1, al 4
o'clock u. m. ~ sad day In front az the Office ol
iHE ANN'uNbA SfA>DAisD In the said city ~
Anaconda, 'ell al public auction Ia the highest
ana pesi bidder ior cash, the coupon bonds OF
silu district Ia the amount of twenty-five thou
sahu unllars ts95.sDl. said bonds 90 hs ~ the
uenohlinailon of two thousand dollars (s2.aal
each, dated June 2lst, iSp, 10 run twenty Years,
anu fcietilllble AZ the option of said trustees ON
ana AFTER june 2lst, 1900, bearing iutrrest at the
faie oI seven per cent. per annuIn, interest pay
able sclnl-annnally AT the Office ~ the County
treasurer 81 Deer Lodge county. Montana.
Said bonds cannot he sold for is than their
par value.
y order Of the Board ~ Trustees.
Dated MAY ~, 1850, 4. A. KIM; Clerk
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HAT DOES IT T

Wealth and glory. place and power.
What are they worth To me or YOU.
For the lease Of life runs out In an hour,
And death stands ready to claim his due;
Sending honors or heaps OF gold.
What are they all when all Is told?
A pain or a pleasure, q smile or n lear
What does it matter what We claim?
For we step from the cradle into the bier,
And "A careless world goes on the same:
Hours Of giadness or hours OF sorrow,
What does II matter TO ms tomorrow"
Truth OF love or vow " friend
Tender carrsses or cruel sneers-
What do they matter to us In the end?
For the brief day dies and the long night nears.
Passionate kisses or tears Of gall,
The grave will open and cover them all.
Homeless vagrant or honored guest,
Poor and humble. or rich and great
All are racked with the worlds unrest,
Ali must meet with the common fate:
Life from childhood till we are old,
What II IL all when all Ii told?
-Elid Wheeler Wucor.
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auested the gentleman to throw his cigar.

quested the gentleman TO throw his cigar
cite away.
The latter declined and Mr.. Field on
hearing il went 70 the attack himself. Al
first he requested. then demanded. that
the smoking should stop. The cigarette
fiend. however, merely smiled and pulled
the harder. The other smokers recognized
Mr.. Field and also sent out dense volumes
of smoke. Finally the objector got dis
gusted and jumping into a train which
Just then came into the station he took
his departure and specialized on human
wickedness until he reached the end Of
his journey. The most gratifled indi-
viduai of the parties TO the comedy was
the gateman. snow he Sees" he NUT
tered under his breath, "that il is not $ O
easy 20 enforce the rules
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-17
IT HAS ARRIVED.

The season when the Piscaforiai Liar
Gets In HIS Work.
This is the season for fish stories, says
the Pittsburg Dispatch.
The conversation started upon the orig
inal package question, from hat went on
to jugs, and then q man with n gray nous
tache, who knows more about fishing and
shooting than any other man in the
country, said: talking Of jugs. the queer
est thing I ever caught out fishing was n
two-gallon jug. II was just about unset
and ! was getting ready TO go home. But
as ! drew up my line for the last time
something gave a heavy tug. II was the
sort Of a tug an old carp would give.
stupid and sulien in the mud. But
there were no carp in the pond,
and l didn't know what il was.
Anyhow, reeled i'm my line
and pulled up finally a ~two-gallon
jug. The hook had got entangled in a
branch OF a tree which was twisted
looking jug, and ! made up my mind to
take il home. When | had emptied the
water from il l was surprised to heal
something rafting inside the jug. The
rattling kept up and | got nervous. At
last | took a rock and smashed the jug in
pieces. There. sure as I'm a living man,
lay n good-sized rock hasa goggle-eye,
as we used to call EN-"
Had the jug an ordinary mout ?'
some one asked.
YES" said the old fisherman,
'and how the bass got in don't
exactly know, but | reckon it
and the whisky inside the jug II il was
a whisky-jug, surc-swelled its head n
il wasn't able to get out"
THAT bass was a sort Of genie of the
bottle" said a younger membe OF the
party; "bottles are always suggestive OF
spirits anyhow"
s'Spirits 2" said the old fisherman, TAX
ing a sip as he spoke. Did You ever see
the ghost of a fish:n
Nobody had.
well, neither have /; but I've heard
tell of n man who did. He was an En-
glishman and N of his favorite express
nov men who say that always speak the
truth. He said that near his birthplace in
the south of England there was a mail
trout stream, which also served to turn
the water-wheel of an old mill. In the
mill pool, which was deep u always
black in the shadow of the mill and the
great willows On the bank, several big
trout were said to lurk. And the story
ran that when the full moon shone upon
the pool q phantom fish OF immense pro-
portions was to be seen there"
"Did anyone try to catch the trout
ghost"
..Many did, and several fishermen
claimed to have made him rise, and ever
to have hooked and played him for a
while, always losing him at last. The
man who told me the story insists that he
was among these favored ones. The
trout pulled as IL II weighed seven or eight
pounds, and the bait that shared il was q
white moth. II broke away finally and
disappeared"
"But why did they think il was a ghost
of a fish,"
because the moon shone through il
when il jumped, as IL always did i'm rising
clear out of the water, and because when
the miller's men netted the pool and
drew out every fish in il not one weighed
more than eight ounces.'
"And nobody had a ghost of n chance
TO catch it, said the unbeliever.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE,

HELENA, Mont, June 4, iso.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his Intention 10
make hnai proof In support ~ his claim, and
that said proof Will be made before the Judge on
IN MS absence, the clerk Of Deer Iodge county.
az Deer Lodge, Montana, on July edih, $50, viz,
Daniel Murphy ON homestead application No.
sa4t TOR the g. y, u. W. y, "a. = $. W. a, see. $,
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of.
said nd, viz: Frank birmingham. William,
frindeyille. John Forrest and Thomas Ford. A..
all OF Stuart, Mont.
5. ". ~LANGHORNE. Register.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Mrs. GEORGE MAITLAND 81 BUTTE. viii he
xsl IN Anaconda Thursday for three days with
a choice line Of fancy work. CAN ut Hotel Jen.
nihgs. len
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Don't spoil your clothing or soil pour
hands Nth paint-pot and brush, but call at
the (" Standard" office aud hare your " To
Rent !" aud :" For Sale" cards neatly printed
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WANTED-To trade for city property, n farm
W OF ss acres, 3 miles east of Marion, Illinois.
FitzPatrick 4 Strickfadden.
ENOR SALE OR RENT.-Pooi table at Mil,
II waukee Beer hall. it3w
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-Partner with two 10 Ave thou.
business. Address. box /. standard ONCE, Butte.
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CHEAP ADVERTISEMENTS.

Advertisements under his head one cent per
uurd zach Insertion /; special rates On >~ontrIcfs
for dennifc periods. No advertisement accepted
lWr les hda IS cent?.
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S@nbe 81 Sputtpreiiem.

500 paar 2inberi9ube au 81. So.
henpreis $1.3O unb $1.40. Oamen=
Slippers gu Is. Cts. unb $1-pertb
$1-1.25.
Spibenbeiebte Norseni6ube fur 80.
men aler Nrten, Spe3iaIitdt. @roBe
&ebuttion $1.75 9amen.2 n6pfi9ube
fur $3.50. 6uQibans $500 @lacees
leber 2n6pfidube 1T Der bette Der WeIt.
SuIipans falbleberner S9ub fur MGns
aer 3i $500 1T untibertreffi9. Wdn.
neri6ube fur $500, tpertb $3.50.
Acknowledgment in aQen anberen
NrtiteIn, tuobon In ben feinften unb
mittleren Sorten lur bas bette gefibrt
tpirb. Die ausseldnittenen R6ngurub,
lebersS 6ube fir Wdnner. traser fid
gut unb fnb comfortable, beionbers 5u
empfebleu. Garbige S9ube in Slacee
3u acceptablen preiien.
q. g.. SuIIipan,
Ode Commerce & ST. Matp's ctr.
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9as SrieSrtdsbmraer gdmaerfea.

Sn ben Sagen bonn 20. big aur1 %.
September tDiro in benz gemlitbli9en
oeutf6en 8eraftdbt9en 6riebri@sbura
bas 9. edHgerzGeit bes Seranil@en Sc
5tr9ssS dnger'g unbes a~bgebalten.
Die Betbeiligung OH bemIelben pirb
borousR9tli6 cine iebr rege iein uno
bic Jrieeri6sburger felbf = bic i9 IT,,
rer @afli6feit tpegen melt unb brett eli
neg Guten SUITES erfreuen - uerben
ytt6ts, mas in ibren &rdften liegt, perz
idumen, TIN ibren @dlten bon nab unb
fern ben Nufentbalt in ibrer Mitte 10
angenebm Die mOgli9 gu MAIDEN.
Sas programm BEG Grieort9sburger
Sdngerfeftes 1T elm iberaus rei9baIti=
ges, iobaB elm ieber Geiftbsilnebmer Der.
f9ert ieiR fam, fiG outs Bette gu anti
firen.
e9on bic Sbatia6e, baB otsies Self
in Griebri9sburg tattinbet, iener
9tabt, III Der ielbit bic Neger unb
Megitaner Seuti@ ipre9en (uno aluar
inter chamber 9euti@ fpre@eu y
btrgt oofGr, baB es elm beutf6es
Set tperben mirb, elm Set. auf benz
beuti9e Dirt unb Site gepfegt tuerz
ben uno auf benz bas beutf1e 2ieb bas
Blnbemittel bilbet, tpel6es NQe au ge.
meiniamer Geitfreube in i66ntsr 6ars
monte bereinist.
Die Bebeutung 6ieier SdngerfeFe fir
Die @rbaltung uno G6roerung beg
Deuti9tbums in bieiem 2anbe unb bic
Itarte W%nregung. nel6e He benz 3ufame
mengebbristeitss @efRble ber 9eutI9en
untereinanber geben, t6nnea gar ni6t
bod genug gef6dbt merben, unb mir
ptini6en baber unferen Griebrimsburs
ger Greun6en, Dab ibr Set in ieber Bez
3iebung bonn i66nten grfolge eefr6nt
tDeroen m6ge !
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Sci es bur9 ben Gtabtrath Der
Stabt San @ntonio p~erorbnet:
Seffion l.. DAB Der Orbinana, mel.
DE ben Srab Der Mil6 feffteut uub
ben 8ertauf unb bic Snipettion 6erielz
ben regulirt, eine @ettion biusugeftiqt
uer6en iou. uel9e ME folst, Iaufet:
Seftion 5. SaB Der Mdpor bierz
our9 autorifirt fein fol- uno tpirb, eli
men Sbierar3t als .Snisettor bon
Wil6taben" gu erneuner, tpeI4s 3nhe
bon W~srtdufern benuBt tperben, bic Be-
tDobner Der Stabt 9an Mntonio nit
Wtil9 gu perieben.
Oab allen perionen, tpel6e ben Be-
tDobnern Der Staot San Nntonio MiId
bertaufen ooer gum 8erfauf anbieten,
bic Rtbe, pel@e Den Mildporratb lie.
fern, einmal innerbalb ie6er brei Wo.
tlate bon Dem ME Dben ermGbnt ALL er.
~nennenben ftdoiii6en Snipefior unters
fn6en Iaiisn miiiTen.
SaB Die Npplifation fir cine iolde
unterluGnug in Der Office bes Snipefs
tors gentaht uub cine 8ebtbr bon 10
Gents fAs ieoe gu unteriu9enSe Sub
binteslesi perben muB.
Ha9 erfol9ter NppIifation ua6 Sin.
terlesung Der borber beiimmten @ebfbr
iou es bic pfi6t bes beiaeten Sufpefs
tors isin, Die 2ibe iofort 3u unterIus
den unb einen 8eri1t boriiber Dem
SnlpestOr fur MaBe unb @eiui4te eins
aureiGen. unb Der beiasteSnfpettor Der
Mil9tabe foa benz Stabtfoleftor aae
iber bic 5umme bon @inbunoert Dol.
lars per Monat touettiiten @ebuhren
einbdnbigen unb oariber benz 5tabt,
ratb eiaen monatli@en 8eri9t einreideu.
Srgsnb eiue perlon, tpeI9e bic Mil@
irgen6 elmer Sub ober BON Giben bers
tauft Ober gum 8ertauf anbietet, tpel9e
ni9t, ME b%orgeI9rieben, unterfu@t
wurbe ober Durben, lou eines 0ergez
bens f6ulbis befunben unS mad erfolas
ter 8erurtbeil bor benz &etorber aur
3ablung elmer @elbitrafe bon ui6t tues
niger aIs 5ebn Dollars unb ni9t mebr
als ginbunbert Dollars fur ieoen Ser.
fauf ober fur iebes 8ertaufsangebot,
p%erurtbeilt tperoen.
paffrt un0 angenommen am L.
September 1890.
8r1an GaIlagban,
Ntteftirt: Mapor,
6. 3. @IaubOu, Stabt.@Iert.
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apmpenttpms=N ptiaeu.

Inter ben DeIesate1 7nb bic S6uars
sen entf@ie6eu in ber Moioritdt.
Wie rnein WaGbor iagt. bot Der I'm.
bid bes o6aufesA ettDas 8erubigenbes
fur tas gluge.
Sir bic forbieen Beri6terfatter tpar
elm b~eionberer Sid auf Der Sribtue
aafgefteIt.
Nadbem bic Sribiine bortbin eeftelt
tDurbe, tpobin fe geb6rt, III bic gtufit
Der Dale ausgeBei6nst.
Die 2onpention III eben 70 anbIrei@,
tuenn ni6t 3ablrei1er befudt, pie it,
eenb cine ibrer 8orgdngerinnen.
Die 2apele Der 6euertnebr liefert bic
unterbaltunesmuft In Der Ronpentiou.
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@abt Mmseiaen.

&ir fnb auicriiirt, Germ 3 a ". Sepitt
als 3anoioaten fur bas amt beS Gountb.
affefors BET Der 8abI am A. Nobember
an5uaetgcn.
8if finb autOriIrt, Germ 81. 81. Martt.
nea aIs 8anbieaten fir BieOsruabI fir bas
amt bss 8onfabIerS bes l. Yreeinfts
bon gsrar Gcuttp anSnSeissn.
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&QerIef.

= DAB bic Geftbebbrbe bes irieb.
ri@sburger Sdngerfefes teine RoHen
f9eut, UNI ous Set 5u einetm tuarbiaen
unb erfolgrei9en 5u gefalteu, aebt
f9on baraus berbor, bob fie cine WIRt.
Rapeae BON IA Mann, 3uiammenaeiebt
aus ben beiten 2rdften Der bieRsen Mi.
Iitdr. Mufiter engagirt bat, pel6e bort
bic Nufif lieferH folen.
Die eIettrif9e Babn nod ben
Gair GROUNDS IN big gum 20. Septems
Der In Betrieb.
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Bmdlens arutea.eaIbe.

Die bette Sable Der BELT *: S6uitte,
0uetl4nnsen, @ef@piire, Gieber. unb Saut.
AnslGlas, tle@te. s~eiprungeae Sdnbe, 6ruF.
beulen nnO als Sauttransbeiten ; turirt Cd.
nlorteciOsn ODER tsine assabluns. gaIise
Satisfaction gnrontirt ober bds gelb pirb
auriderffattst: 2t Gents BE e&aGtI. Sum
Bertant IN allen apctbesen. Dreib, Gtomp.
lon & Co.. Mbolefale.
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= 9r. y. s. Dou, Der felt 1868 in
gtortb Gnglifh, Soma, prattiairt. fagt,
berf9reibt bdufig @bamberlains collie,
Gbolera uno Siarrboea @emebp,
neil er es dig auperIdifo .ennt. Bum
Werfauf bel u. gobn & Co., +. Salt
eser & SObn unb allen 9ruegifen.
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2as quite g0erf nimmt ieinen Nufant

~s"S~ ~%StINNHs
Die 6fentli@e Meiuung bier unb i'm
gan3el Staate ldBt cine iiberm1ltigenbe
Meinung gu @unften Der B~efdtigung
oes aeuen Greibriefes bes Qouifona
Staats. 2otterie erfebsn. bic benz Dolte
6es Staates bel elmer Wabl in 1892 pors
gelegt perben fol-. Ser aeaenudrtiae
Greibrief lduft big 1895. Sebenfais
tpirb Der Staat 2ouifana Dor biefer
3ett WaBregelu treffen, ieinen aontraft
NIT Der 2oiteries@ COMPANY big gum Sab
re 1919 3u b%erldngern. NathrIid
berrfGt feline Nufreeuns barliber, ba IS
cine friibere gnti9eibung 1T. Oie
2ouiHana Staats ; 2otterie .gompanp
bat febr eoelmitbig Worbereitunsen &C.
trofen, feline Beifeuer su ben 6tiftun.
gen uub 6ffeutlt6en arbeiten i'm Staate
au erb6ben, unb Dies mirb 1895 In
&raft treten, pentt Der gegenpdrtiee
Greibrief ablduft, um alsbann benz stpei.
ten 6reibrief pIaB au MAIDEN. Der i'm
Sabre 1919 ablduft. - Rem Orleans
(Sa.), gitp Stem, 3. &uguit.
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~ San antOnio 9ussp unb 9Ba.
gen %. Sas neue Buggps unb Wa=
gen'Sei4dft Ho. IL Wehieite, 0ailit6r
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Gents.
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Srsela 10 nieoris qesen baar
ooer auf 10 lei6te 3abIursen
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