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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-01
Report of Franklin Relief Fund

The report of the relief committee for
the distribution of the Post Intelligen cer
fund for the relief CT the sufferers 10y the
Franklin mime disaster for May is as fol-
lows.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-01

poin-. ard seems 70 desire ~ ali things
that nothing should be said about hin
self
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-01

The Fulton market Is the leading first
class market of the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-01

DuwanIish tee cream. ioc quart. Tele-
phone las.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-01

COMFY Clerk Thomas W Gordon has
returned from Spokane. where ne has been
for the Yasr gea days.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-01

For sale-Two fne ships chrononeters
cheap. Empire Jewelry Co, lls Yesler
avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-01

Tho annual election 81 trustees 81 RE
Chamber % Commerce will take place
~ the room ~ the chamber. Seattle Ma
tionai Bank huitiug. ~ Monday. june
; lS0 between the hours Of 10 N
and p. n. Tn3r~ the new bylaws an
members are eligible and all are entitled
20 vote r. -. GRAVES
President.
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SfnIllas,lllc

means a medicine tina. strengthens the
stomach. or 10 be brief. means Ripans
Tahulcs. II YOU are troubled With weak
stomach and cannot digest your food use
Rjpans Tabules. One gives relief.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-01

The Fulton market for a great variety
ara t}rSt-claSs service.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-01

The Fulton market for a great variety
and frst-clsss service.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-01

puVan'ssa soe cream a. quart. Tele-
pAone 1sS
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sSss 60
New Great Northern steamers.

Secretary Relief Committee
Franklin. Wael.. May 80. 1885
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-07
P0NT0 Is A FULLER
He Snaked Another Horse Out Of a
Bad Hole.
DID 1T UP IN STYLE
The Very Funny Experience of
Memo Unz cker short Dis
tance From Drummond
the Other Day.
STYLE

MIssoULA, March G.-The immense
pumping plant which Henry Albertson of
Butte ordered last fall for his placer mine
at the Top-o'-Dee, 16 miles from Drum
mond, has been hauled out from Drum
mond station and machinists are at work
putting it in shape. 1t is the largest
pumping plant in Montana, and was de-
signed and built by Memo UnZicker. The
low pressure pump and cylinder weigh
1900 pounds and the high pressure, 1000
pounds. 1t required more tackle TO haul
the machinery over the hills than was
ever seen in Drummond before. The
plant Will be ready for operation as soon
as the placer season opens. .tt
The Albertson placer ground is said to
be very rich, but is situated so high that
no water can be run onto il. During the
winter an immense tank has been built
above the pay gravel, 100 feet long and
half as wide and into this the pumps will
discharge water from the creek below.
pumping it moro than 700 feet. The
ground is in shape for immediate work
and ii is believed that the mine will prove
a bonanza.
The friends of Mr.. Unzcker will appre-
ciate an account of an adventure which
befel him during the winter when he went
OuA W NHO RTOuhus hc kShihi
Memo was accompanied by Henry Albert
son, who had secured for the machinery
man the largest and strongest saddle
horse that he could find in the valley
about Drummond. 1t required consider
able search 10 find a horse that coulsi carry
Mr.. Unzicker's ponderous weight, but one
was at last secured and the two men
started for the Top-o'-Dee.
The journey was accomplished without
incident until the twain we're riding down
hill toward the camp, when Mr.. UnzIcker
and his horse plunged into prospect hole
that had been imperfectly covered. Henry
was dumbfounded. Ii man and beast
had been of ord mary SIZE, he could have
hauled them out easily, but they were both
big, and il puzzled him as to how his
friend was to be restored to terra irma.
While he pondered, Memo swore a choice
lot of Prussian oaths, but they didn't lift
him out of the hole. Henry's pondering g
was more fruitful of results. He threw a
rope to his helpless comrade and, attach
ing one end of it to his saddle horn, put
spurs TO his steed and hauled out the irate
| Unzicker before Henry could check the
speed of his mount. -a,tg
But the horse was still in tho hole. Un-
| ticker wanted to shoot him and walk
back. Albertson wouldn't hear to such a
plan. He said: "Wait till get Ponto."
Ponto is a cayuse pony that is used for
dragging logs at the mine and he can start
anything that is startable. Henry got him
and put a rope around the horse in the
hole. Ponto was then given % feet of
slack and started on the jump down the
hill. When the rope pulled taut the horse
In the hole came out like a log. He flew
about 10 feet in the air and came down
with thud. Ponto went back to drag
ging timber, and Memo Unzicker limped
down the hill leading very detected
looking horse. He rode back to Drum
| mond in a dead-aX' wagon.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-07

MIsSoULA, March 6.-Manager j. {.
Hermann of the Standard Oat Meal com
pany has extended an invitation TO the
board of trade to visit his mill next Mon
day afternoon.
jeff Demmons came down from the
Blackioot canyon to-day.
Among the arrivals on No. 1 to-day were
Thomas b. Clemons, Cincinnati; ). w.
Long, Lincoln; w. w. West, Jersey City I;
E. j. Clasen, ST. Paul; G. 5. Gilbert and
wife, st. Paul; NJ. NJ. Wheeler, st. Paul.
Jim Stevens, the veteran newspaper
man, is back from a sojourn in the east
ern part of the state.
Ex-Governor p. j. Leslie came over from
Helena to-day to prosecute the case
against Frank Cyr.
The "Hayrack Kid' filled up on booze
yesterday and tried to expectorate in the
eye of "Dago Pedro.' AS result of this
little pleasantly the kid is now in jail,
serving out an old unpaid fine. When he
gets that done he will be tried on this new
charge.
Deputy County Clerk Wilkinson to-day
received letter from James Burke, IN
which the latter states that he left New
Orleans NJ arch by boat from st. Louis
and expected to start from the latter place
tor MIssoula March 10.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-07
TO BE PUT IN SHAPE.
Missoula's City Ordinances win BE
Overhaul,d.

Missoula's City Ordinances WIN BE
Overhaul,d.
MIssoULA, March 6.-The city ordi-
nances are at last to receive an overhaul
ing and be put IN shape. They are now
in such state that nobody knows just
what they do cover, and systematic ar
rangement has long been desired by those
interested. Over year ago X. NJ. MIC
oles, then city attorney, compiled a new
city code, but it has never been brought
before the council, as the aldermen have
always been too busy to attend to them.
A special committee, consisting of Alder
men Darbee, Greene and Harding, is now
at work with City Attorney Crouch and
City Clerk Hoblitzell getting the ordi'
nances prepared by Mr.. Nicoles into
proper shape for passage, and at a meet.
ing of the council to be held in the near
future the complete ordinances will be re-
ported for passage. (
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-07

executive ability. OF sterling worth and OF un-
questioned loyalty and probity. We think
It duo to Brother Miles to suggest
that his candidacy IS brought about
from the fact that he and this
division have bern in receipt OF
a great many very urgent letters
requesting that Brother Miles permit his name
to be used in connection with the office, and
a so from the fact that the members OF this de-
vision have had occasion TO know his worth for
the Office. We trust you will find II convenient
TO read this communication in open division at
least twice and IL any inquiries are desired to
be made on the part Of your division delegate
this division will be glad at any time to answer
all such lnuuiTies promptly.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-07
THEY'RE FOR MURRAY MILES.
Splendid Endorse OF n Splendid
Man.

Splendid Endorse msnt of Splendid
Man.
MIssoULA, March 6.-There is no rail-
road man in the West who is better known
than Murray Miles, and none who is moro
deserved popular among railroaders of
all classes. He is competent man in
his business and has had wide expert
ence in railroad work. With this qualIii-
cation he combines n thorough knowledge
of the affairs of the organization of rail-
road men with which he is connected, tho
Order of Railway Conductors, and his
counsel is highly priced by his associates.
lie was last year a delegate to the grand
lodge of the order. and has been reelected
10 the same honored position this year.
That he made an excellent impression
last year is evidenced by the fact that he
has received numerous letters from dlvis-
ions of the order all over the country ask
ing him TO become a candidate for grand
secretary and treasurer of the order
Local division 2i3, q. Il. C., has pre-
pared a circular letter which will be sent
out tomorrow to every division in the
United States, asking the delegates TO
support Mr.. Miles IN the grand lodge for
the office for which this division nom,-
mates him. The letter is signed by the
officers of the local division and says none
too much of his excellence. Tho letter is
as follows:
Order OF Railway Conductors. division No. 2IS,
Mlssoula. Mont. March :, tSg5.
To The Chltf Conductor DlltgItC and Brothers
~ me order ~ RIutCrB Conductors.
DEAR SIR AND BROTHERS: As you are. II
course. already aware. M May mex. delegates
from the various subordinate div sions Of our
organization viii BE- called upon. among other
things. 10 elect . grand secretary and treasurer,
and. after = very thorough consideration OF the
matter. we have cone udcd 20 submi, 40 that
convention the name of a brother whose pc.
cuiar fitness for the ofice rauno. be eNcelIed
In submitting 10 your suffrage the name OF
Brother Murray b. Miles Of this division, we be-
IieVe that u the adaptablllty. integrity
aud honesty Of the candidates are 90 be con,
sldeTed and We cor.auly think these viii be tie
mot essential requisite characteristics o. Tie
successful candidate that Brother Miles aut hI,
iuuumerab.e friends throughout tine entire West
aud Northwest VIII have b4t lt.ic occasion "a
fear for lis success We believe that cEeTy
member Of our excellent organization who has
ever been IN touch with Brother Miles, cauu0,
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-07

20 ~<iN -
Two Men Arrested Accused of Stealing
Cattle.


Cattle.
MIssoULA, March 6.-SheriH Chafiin OF
Ravalii county wired Sheriff McLaughlin n
this afternoon, asking him to intercept
John Phelps and Lorezo Romerill. who
had ridden away from SIevensvllle to es-
cape arrest on the charge of catt.e steal
ing. Deputy Sheriff Pichette started out
to meet the fugitIves, but didn't have to
go far, as he met them on the big bridge
here in town. He placed them under ar
rest and they are now in the county jail
Phelps is the son of Major Phelps, the
well-known Burnt Fork ranchman, and
his companion is a cowboy. Tney are ac-
cused of stealing a steer from Slack
Brothers and selling it to May Brothers,
butchers at Stevensville. They had rid
den hard down the valley and had the of
flcers been a minute later they would
have been safely across the river and in
fair way to escape. The cases of Mar
shall & Corbett and Charles Hall against
the county were continued to-day by
aCreement. .
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-07
SOME: DAY

men may find positive cure for
Consumption, but it is great
thing to be able to prevent it,
and in its early stages even to
cure it. The only remedy yet
known to prevent, as well as to
cure in the early stages of the
disease, is SCOTS Emulsion of
Cod-liver Oil with the Hypo-
phosphites of Lime and Soda.
1t acts in two ways-as a medi-
cine destroying the germs which
>. cause the disease, and as food
stopping the wasting (the con-
suming), and replacing the lost
flesh and tissue.
Don't be persuaded 10 accept a substitute!
Scott Bovine, N.Y. All Druggists. Soc and ST,
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-07
RAISSOULA...

The Missoula once of THE STANDARD is al
90 Higgins Avenue. Telephone No. IS Ad
vert sing rates furnished on application.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-07

Each candidate is numbered and the
space for the cross is close to the name of
the candidate. When the votes are being
counted the judges simply call out the
number of the candidate instead of his
name and the canvass of the vote, Mr..
Urlin thinks, can be made more quickly
than under the present system.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-07
AWARDED TO THE SISTERS.
Missoula's Poor VIII Bs wen Provided
Tor.

MIssoULA, March 6.-The county COM
missioners to-day decided TO award tho
contract for the care of the county poor TO
the sisters of the hospital, whose bill was
S3.65 per week for each inmate. This bid
includes the furnishing of all material
and provisions and also provides that all
sick patients shall be removed from the
poor farm 10 the sisters hospital in this
city.
Assessor Berry was allowed two depu.
tics, one on the outside at IS per day and
the other in the Office at 500 per month.
The board considered several applica.
tions for rebates on taxes. which had
been oyercharged by error and transacted
other routine business.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-07
URLIN'5 SCHEME

IL Looks to simpiification of the Ballot
Law.
MIssoULA, March 6.-Alderman Urlin
has a scheme for improving the present
form of the Australian ballot system, which
he thinks will not only avoid many of the
errors which now occur in voting but will
also greatly facilitate the counting of the
vote, which is now avery tedious proceed
ing. Under the present form of the bal
lot, tho voter has to mark slip arranged
as follows:
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-07

:. Is. Basford of Carthage. :. d. | was
taken sick IN Sioux CiJy. lie procured
TWO bottles of Parks Sure Cure for tho
Liver and Kidneys. lie saws: Il believ Q
Parks sure Cure cNccls all other medi-
cIues for rheumatism and urinary disor.
ders.h Sold by Smith Drug co. and Par.
chen D'AcheuI Drug Co.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-07
For Mayor. Vote for one.
Henry Otis, Populst.

The width of the ballot separates the
name of the candidate from the space for
marking and the cross is not infrequently
placed in the wrong line, or else on ono OF
the ruled lines. In the former case the
voter aids n man that he didn't want to
support, and IN the latter case his vote is
thrown out. Mr.. Trims ballot is ar
ranged as follows:
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-07

Acting through the blood, Hoods Sarsa.
paTIlla not only cures scrofula, salt
rheum, etc. but gives health and vigor 10
the whole body.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-07
In SPECIAL S.s.Ion.

MIsSoULA, March 6.-The city council
will meet next week, Thursday, in spec al
session, to appoint n registry agent and
clerks and judges for the city election
this SDrlur.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-07
THE BANNER MONTH.
Missoula's Public Library During Feb
ruary.

Missoula's Public Library During Feb
ruary.
MIssoULA, March 6.-February was the
banner month in the history of the public
library. The number of books issued
during the month was larger than that of
any preceding month, despite the fact
that February was three days shorter
than the preceding month. Mrs. Rein
hard, as librarian, is giving perfect satis-
faction and is of much service to tho
patrons of the library who are after in
formation regarding the books and peri
odicals i'm the library. Much of the sue
cess OF tho institution is due to her efforts
and the systematic thoroughness of her
control speaks we'll for the library. 1t is a
matter of agreeable surprise to the
friends of the library that it is being so
literally patronized and that large per-
centage of the visitors and members are
school children.
Every evening the reading room is
crowded with boys and girls who read
with interest the numerous periodicals
which are on the racks for their benefit
and there are many good natured protests
when Mrs. Reinhard informs them that
tho hour for closing has come. The good
work which the library is accomplishing
for these young people is in itself sufil-
cient recompense for the money which is
being expended upon the library.
Below is the report of the librarian for
the months of January and February. 1t
shows that the interest which is being
taken in the institution is increasing:
Jan. Feb.
Visitors ...............,........1,S4 ,S4t 1901
Reading room patrons. ...............1, ,029 962
Number consulting reference books. l2I 50
Number of books issued d..........".1,O10 1916
Cards Issued. ........................ IS %
Fines collected Sc 60 80 10
Total number OF membership cards issued TO
March l, 4S6.
Feb. 23 was the banner day in the his
tory of the library. On that day 100 books
we're issued and lis visitors were regis
tered. 1t was busy day for the librarian
but the work was handled in good shape
and not a book was IN slaid or misplaced.
At the meeting of the board of directors
last night, the secretary was instructed to
purchase 100 new books which will be
placed on the shelves in about three
weeks. The majority of the new books
will be fiction but there will be a good
supply of historical and scientific works.
The directors also decided last evening
that the sunday patronage of the library
does not warrant keeping it open on that
day and henceforth tho library will be
closed on Sundays and holidays.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-03-07
For mayor. Vote for one.

]. John Smith, Republican.
2. James Brown. Democrat.
3. Henry Otis, Populist.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30

tpieber auf, murbe 1867 abermals in Den
@ongreB gepGbIt unb 6iente tpteoer 5pel
8ermine. SIN Sabre 1874 3og ct BON aetp
Nprf na6 Nebrasta unb pibmete ft4 her
2anbpirt6f6 aft. 8alb ieoo4 betbeiligte er
fih mieber an Der Politit unO mar 1876
elm Mitqlieb% bes 8erfaKungsconDentes,
Damn nnrbe err in ben Staatsfenat gez
tpdblt, benz er bis 1880 angebDrte, ND er
in ben 8unbesfenat gepGblt ipurbe. SIN
Sabre 1887 trat er aus benz Senat unb febr>
fe na6 Nebrusfd 5uriid, no er mod apeimal
GanoiDat fir W%iebertpa6l mar, aber obnt
Grfotg. SbpobG ban @pd Elm febr rei9er
Mann mar, mar er bo6 Elm unberIDAnli9e1
Teinb Der &orporabionen. @r mar Elm GROCER
Qie6ba6er bpn Mltertbimern uno pG5reuf
Teines 6iefigen Aufentbaltes befu3te er fet=
Bio bic MucttDnslofale. Sn pielen Stiider
qult ct ais iiberTpannt. Ban WDd beirat6et(
bic Sphter bes Generals 8roa69ea0 Dor
8enniploanien, be1en 8ruoer, Reo. @uguitus
8roab6eab, Elm befannter MiIfionar in S1.
bien 1T. Der @r5GenatDr frGnfelte ieit meh:
reren SSa6rer. 8pr etpu 5pei Sabren erltt
er einen G9laganfdG. ST 9interlGBt feline
Trau llnb cine So6ter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
DnnnrI 1141D 0etuerhe.
lDobentIicber Bertbt.

goIbuusfu1ren ftanben in ndber Qusz
fi9t. Ser @tur5 in 8aumpole ie>
bod, Der neultb begann, purbe am
gu etnem 3uiammenbrud, Der
binrei4enb mar, Die 9offnung auf
eine frete 8epegung gu re9tfertigen.
@Gute ftnb ebenfaqs in Gbicago beoeutenb
g~efalIen, Sober 1T i9pGber unb Die @ieberz
9eriteuung Der preife gu pirtliden, qnitatt
81 i%mGgindren 8ebingungen, ge6t NIT ra=
f9en S9rttten oorpGrts. 9ereits buben
niebrigere Pretie in gtfen einige bebeutenbe
@pntratte gu @ege gebra9t. @eIbmdrfte
oerurfa9en merfpiirbtg penig 8eIorgniB.
Oas tiblere Wetter bat i'm Mlgemetnen benz
Retailgef4dft aufgebolfen urb nit er906tem
gorfum bur4 Die groBe Mafe Der 8eoDGz
terung pirb Der Meg fir beifres @sf9Gft
bGlb gebabnt feir. 8ereits nG6ern
fth 3dblungen bur9 G~learing6Guier fir
Sftober benjenigen Der beiten @ei9GFtsia9re
Nusfu6ren Don 8aumpD1e beKern fi9 nun
tpenig, neil Die ausldnbiI9en 8orrGt6e II
groB iinb, unO Die niebrigen PreiIe geben
5abriten me6r 3uOerii6t, pel6e fi9 gu tauz
fen unb gu fabriairen fir4teten, ais Elm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30

@inten bes @efbGftss Acknowledgements
erpartet tpllroe. Wei5en tit fpGbreno Der
@p4e INN 3 Gents getiegen, obglei9 nett
ll9c 3ufu6ren, 7,977,066 8uf4el fit Die
Wp6e gegen 5,O59,787 i'm lebten Sabre,
arbauernD auBergep09nli@ groB irno uno
atfuntif6e Musfubren, einT9IieBli3 Wfebl,
1,176,117 8ui9eG fir Die No9e gegen
1,856,934 i'm lebter Sabre uno fir bier
Wp9en 5,734,572 8uI9el ge9en 9,195,046
i'm lebten Sabre beutli9 eine flaue Na9frage
pom Nuslanoe 3eigen. Niemanb Derrnag
einen @runb fir Die bDberen Preiie Des
MelI 9forns ar3ugeben unbS 9lpeinefleif9 1T
I'M 25 Gents g%efu1en, @3mula um l I16
unb S9peine Inn 10 Gents per 100 Pfunb.
8effemer 8obeifen 1T in bic 906e gegan~
ger, dlein fertige ProDutte finb i'm @an3en
I'm eben il Diel gefaQen, urb anberes ytob>
eien 1T ni9t i'm Steigen beqriFfen. Ser
ltmitanb, baB Bis gum II. SttOber $4,000
Sonnen S9ienen abgeltefert urb 100000
Spnnen b~ertauft ipDrben finD, 1T Elm f6la@
gen6er 8emeis BON benz geringen ltmiub
in bieIem Mrtifel. Sb MeiBble9fabrifen
biefes Sabr 300 Mtlionen pfunb 5tabl
brau4en perben, pte Der neuefte. amtli6e
8eri6t aroeutet, bGngt bon ben Preifen ab
unb 8erfdufe bon Gpfe unter ben n~eueiten
feit9eieBten BreiTen perben bert9tet, nit
grDBten je bageipefe1en 8rDbuttipnen. Ser
tilmdnufdcturen iirb fir Den Ml1ge11bliG
bur9 6as 5duen Der 8aulntpple eber ge{6G@
0iqt ais ge6oben tpor0en, neil Der 8erfauf
Ginger Sabrifdte ourb nieorigere preI1 fir
gebrudte 3euge u11b Nusft9ten fir n~iebrigere
PreiTe fir anoere 3euge in's Stpden ges
6rd4t nirb. Die Na6frage mad Moriteb
unb &leiOer5eugen 1T ermut6igen6, tpd9reaO
Die Gage in Mollenpuaren fi9 nt9t beifert.
gleue 8eiteGun9en iim6 mdBig unb 3euge fir
Mdraertlei0er iirb gu frii9eren Quotutionen
lei9t 81 faufen. Die 3a6l Der 8anterotte
in ben Ser, Staaten betrug tpd6renb bie1er
@p6e 231, genau 70 biel tpie i'm 8oriabre
unb 38 IN Gdnaoa gegen So i'm lebten Sabre,
Rietqcr Grnf.
Ser Melbung elmer SEEM 0prfer s3eitung
aufplge lit bort Die 8ilbung zines rieIigen
Sru1t gu Stanbe getommen, Der 95 Pro3ent
aIer in ben Ser. Staaten prpbu3irten SPIT
r"itupien epntrpltren pirb. Gs geb0ren 3t
OemIelben Die na6fte6enb oer5ei9neten gomz
pai1ies: Ser bis6erige W6istebtruf It., ferner
Die n&merican 0iitri6uting" bic nNmericar
0ifining," Die Qtlas, @lobe urb M1tual
Companies.
Die Quarantine oufeetoben.
Nm porigen Mittpob tpurbe bic 3e9te@
rungsquarantdne gegen meritunii6es @ie6
aufge6oben, un0 BON %fiinf5ig 8te66dnbz
Tern, pel9e fiA jeBt aus 0enoer, &dnIas
Gitp, ct. 2ouis, @6icugo, Dallas, Sputon,
Sort Wortb un6 BuebGo, Gol,, in Der @tabt
befinben, puroe mitget6eilt, DAB $4,000
Stiid 8teb our 8erf6idung na6 ben Ser.
Staten in Merifo gefduft pOrDen itno, unb
baB 10000 bubpn am anberer Mprgen Die
@ren5e iiberI9ritten baden.