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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25

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o0b sic bel meiner &iifebr meme Sat-
tin iueroen tpollen."
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ieinem Slif su be9e9uen, uno legte
'dweiaeno ibre Sano in Die ieini9e.
Isle nader mid sum slilfIi1itsn
Der Weniben auf Groeu", ioQtc er,
l6re Sono an feline Sippen iiibreno,
oann l"treiite er einen Siamantriuo auf
ibrcn Singer. llno 10 iporen Seopig
bon @arbur0 uno emil SrcHOrt nit
eill0uoCr perlobt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
iii erVGE1-
schWache

verursacht Elm Gefthl ais OBJ man ganz GER
schlagen und ohne Leben, Ehrgeiz, Energie
oder Appetit Wire. Sic ist oft der Vorlaufer
Won ernsthafter Krankheit, oder der Begleiter
Won nerv6sen Leiden. Sic iSt elm wirklicher
Beweis Won dinnem, schwachem, unreinem
Blute; dem wenn das Blut reich, roth, lebens-
kraftig und stark ist, verleiht es jedem Nerv,
Organ und Gewebe des K6rpers Leben ind
Energie. Die Acknowledged Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla gegen Nervenschwache zu nehmen ist
daher JeGem bekannt, und das Cute was es
thut iSt ebenfalls Ohne Eraga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25

Subert Stcin mar am Wor9sn no6
Dem NbIhieO bon ieiucm 6rsuuoe iebr
irub ermNht. Sine ieltiame lnrube
bate Ii6 ieinCr bcmdhti0t, uno OILS
feline Sdwefer iid III ibm Neielte mo
ibm 9eitanO. oaB tie cine uusrtllrlihe
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25

Ser lun9e Serr. Der. ME i6 merle.
Sbrem Sersen iebr tbeuer lit. 9naoiQes
6rdulcin. oentt porlGufig nod niht
ans Sterben. uno unier SOttOr uers
ilberte Der 6rau 8rdiin. bic idon in
aler 6riihe nadiragte. er bof1e iebt.
ben &ranten 81 retten. Sci ieiner
Sugenotrait unb auImertiamer Yfle9c
wiiroen Der glutDerluIt. bic 8ebiruer-
i6iitteruna uno oas 6ieber balO ilber=
pulloen i%eir."
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-06-17
Urbana

Masten & Davis, of Thayer, were
selling machinery goods here this week
and last.
Miss Mary Wright was visiting her
Sic, Mrs.I f :ifer here last Sunday.
Ike Foster had been to see his best
girl and was coming home at 3 O'Clock
a. m, Monday aud was asleep when he
drove into Elk Creek west of town.
The creek was bank full and he woke
up Ind got out with good wetting,
Mr.. MCGOWAN, living five miles
northeast of town had three head
of cattle killed by lightning Sunday.
Harry Carson is on the sick list.
Harry Dryden received his house
hold goods this morning, and will re-
side here awhile,
VIII Finn returned from his west
ern trip Thursday, He says it is all
wheat out there and it is good.
marry OdTSOl came uOWn from Eln-
poria, where he has been attending
school.
A. d. Matthias was in town last
week on business.
II. Burch, of Winfield, was here last
week looking after the interests of
the F. A. a
c. W. Payne is attending normal
at Erie.
A. NJ Noble has sold his black
smith tools TO Ben Yockey.
Mrs. Harry Dryden came from
Sedalia last Friday to join her hus-
band here.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-06-17

The opinion in Madrid, as re
flected by the correspondent of the
London Times, is that the capture
of the Santiago de Cuba will be a
difficult affair, and this view will
probably be re echoed by consid-
erable portion of the American
press. The same disposition to mag
nifty perils and even to Great them
that keep the papers full of terroEs
stricken headlines concerning the
Oregon during her perfectly safe
and prosperous voyage from the Pa
cifc will make the most of the dan
gers and difficulties associated with
the siege of Santiago The tendency
to magnify everything Spanish, that
interpreted as wonderful strategy
Admiral Cervera's timid, helpless
and laundering movements until he
finally succeeded in backing into a
corner where he could neither fight
nor fly, will be lavished on the
strength and valor Of the defending
garrison of San ilgc, Nevertheless !
Santiago will, within reasonable
period. b. taken with what remains
of its garrison and munitions of
war. The American army, which
sailed from Key West for Cuba yes
terday, is as good an army for its
Numbers as was ever gathered in the
United States. It's well command
ed and perfectly armed, and its
engineer and artillery officers are
perhaps the most accomplished body
thas ever accompanied troops on
similar service. This army, in its
operations, will be backed by a
po~ful fleet, which certainly has
never been surpassed on the face
of the waters. The people of the
United States may rest assured that
their army and navy will finish up
the work at Santiago de Cuba and
also in the province "a tsa1 ne|ae
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-06-17
Valley,

There was n severe hail storm here
Saturday evening 1t didn't do very
much damage in this part, but it did
a great deal south Of here.
The childrenS exercises at Shaw
were postponed Sunday, on account of
rain and will be held next Sunday
night.
Mrs. Copley and son Roy, made a
business trip to Chanute Saturday:
Liddie Wagner came up froml Par
sons Friday!to visit relatives; we guess
Edd Crocker viii be glad
Mrs. McGlnnon's father is visiting
her at present
Harry Wagner and Flora Ray &C
from home to Erie to normal every
morning. a distance of miles.
Mrs Ray is visiting friends at Earl
ton this week.
Frank Wells went west Monday to
work in the wheat harvest.
Sam Beamer was bit by rattle
snake Monday
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-06-17
Rural.

The rains last week has made the
ground to wet to cultivate for some
days yet to come.
j. Donaldson and lady, Charley Don
aldson, Bert Popping and wife, were
visiting relatives IN Rural, last Sun
day,
J. f. Pullen and hantshaveIdone one
mile of excellent road grading on the
road south from the H. B. Bell farm.
People in our vicinity are asking
what has become af the Chanute OIL
and Gas Company. Some supposed
they had enlisted to assist in the cap
ture of the Spanish General, Cervera's
feet. We say no; if they haven't the
courage to drill a hole for gas, uncle
Sam don't wish to employ them as
soldiers.
Farmers still report great rayageS
by the chinch bugs. Rains seem to
effect them but very little.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-06-17
O0ense.

Mouday. June l3-Another rain
Saturday night.
Mrs. Dehart went to Erie Friday
night.
Robert Peterson spent Sunday
night with Mrs. Clovs
The strawberry supper given at the
church was very well attended.
Elder Winan, who has been on the
sick list for the past week, is better
at tniS writing.
Miss Pearl Parrott spent Sunday
with Myrtle Smith
Mary and Johnnie Dehart attended
children's day exercises at Stark Sun
day evening,
Alva Williamson and Roy Goodridge
were out from Chanute Wednesday
visiting relatives near Odense.
John Todd and wife visited Mr.,
Todds' parents Saturday and Sunday.
Hershal Parrott went fishing Sat
urdly
CossespenSeaoc continued on the last pase
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-06-17
Commissioners Proceedings.


The boah of county commissioners
met rs 9sSnoard Of equalization on
June-6, 1898. Present. j. w. Blaine,
j. w. Beach and c. NJ. CoiIman
The board proceeded to compare
the assessments of the several town
ship and made the following order;
That the real estate in Toga town
ship be raised > per cent. that the
real estate of Canville township be
raised 10 per cent; that the real
estate Of Erie township be raised .
per cent that the real estate of Wal
nut Grove township be raised ) per
cent. that the real estate of Mission
township be raised 10 per cent
1t was ordered that one-half or $50
of valuation on lots 4, and s, block t,
Biles' second addition to Chanute be
declared erronenus for 1897,
1t was ordered that the valuation
on n. of nw1 s, 30, IS, and nj net, 6,
%, IS, be reduced to S400 each, and
sw3 net 81. 27, 20 be reduced to $500.
The board adjourned to meet as a
board of equalization on Monday,
June13. 1898 at9 O'Clock. Erie Re
cord.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-06-17
Turkey Greek.

Wheat on the creek isn't worth cut
ting on account Of chinch bugs.
Mrs. Baty has returnen from Kan
sas City,
Bert Young is travelling in Arkansas
for his health.
Rufus Baty, who has been in Mon
tana for the past two years has re-
turned home,
O. NJ Balch left Sunday for the
county normal,
w. p. Wilmoth visited with Ki
Balch, Sunday
Mr. Bingley and family visited in
the country ths week, with Mrs.
Bingleys mother.
Chas. Knowles is working for Geo.
Balch
Geo. Myers was in Chanute, Satur-
day.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-06-17
Big Greek.

Norman Mills is repainting his
house.
Mrs, Currier, of Cleveland Chic, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs j, X.
Greenbaugn. Mrs. Currier will make
Kansas her future home.
JIra Wimsett, of Indiana, is visiting
his cousin. Miss Lou Wimsett,
Wm, Cottrell is able to be out again.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ Booe a
fine girli NJ. NJ, is as happy now as
the Kansas republicans will be after
the election this fall
Cremonia Dist is building a new
school house to replace the one des-
troyed by fire last winter.
Misses Ruth Gibson and Grace Col
try were doing some soliciting for the
festival, Monday.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-06-17
Thayer.
Herbaugh was d,

F. J. Herbaugh was down from
carlton.
James O'Lary went down to Cherry
vale yesterday.
Mrs, Nell Geo1s was in Mound
Valley few days last week.
Fred Carter bought a fine Jersey
COW Of d. f. Nelson last week.
Mrs. Mable Gentry is now pupil
in the Girard Conseyatoryiof Music.
Swartz Bros. were buying hogs and
hafIn hem delivered here gesfeIdaY
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-06-17
A Tale OF Two Counties
-~~~~~4---l@-~
Is Told BY the Times Correspondents in
Ne0shO and wilson Counties.
E%nEsIt.sAs.lyTl l.lsl.Ihs,

Thos McNulty attended the repub-
lican convention at Hutchinson last
week.
Jno. S, Miller went to Great Bend
last week to look for work in the har-
vest field,
Send boy on an errand and before
he gets there four other boys are help.
ing him to go.
Miss Bessie and Bertha Mead went
to Ottawa yesterday TO attend the
ChautauquB assembly,
Ed Murphey went to CofFevllly yes,
terday morning to join the youn-
teers under Capt Elliot.
Mrs. E. w. Stout, of Independ-
ence, and Mrs. DeMott of st. Louis
were in the citylast week, the guests
Of Mrs 6. w. LaWerence
Young squirrels are plentiful now
in the woods west of town. ChaS,
Ewing and O. Barnhart went out
hunting last week and bagged a dozen.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. NJ. Ben
edict died at her home in Neodesha
She was the mother Of Mrs. Joseph
Geist and Mrs Jacob Newman
Mr.. Matthias has a fine field of
wheat on the Race farm two miles
north Of town, Mr.. Race says he be-
lieves it will easily make twenty
bushels to the acre.
Dick Webb, the notorious jointist,
has moved with his family to Kansas
City. He learned that running Il sa-
loon in Kansas is "a hard road to
trabble "
Chas. Sexton and G. V. Miller drove
to Erie yesterday,
Mr., A. H. Whitaker took his
daughter, Miss Ivy, to Erie last Sat
urday, where she is now attending the
county normal.
@. V. Miller, Of Urbana H., arrived
in town last Saturday. Mr.. Miller
and Miss Lizzie Insley viii be married
tomorrow evening
Harry Franklin was released from
jail at Fredonia last week, He had
been serving a sentence for violating
the prohibltory law
Chas. Joseph and his son, Gus, we're
in town this morning. We are told
that Gus will be married very soon,
but could find out nothing defnate
about it,
Yesterday, Geo. Carter, John Dye
and Arthur Lawrence talked a great
deal Of going to lola on the midnight
train and enlisting today. They must
have changed their minds, for we
notice them all on the street this
morning.
W. A. Cook ahd Yves Stall are down
in Oklahoma assisting in the wheat
harvest.
Glenn Dennis, one Of the best teach
ers in Neosho county, and rattling
good fellow, has secured better pO-
Sition than ever in the Chanute schools
He has been teaches in the Chanute
schools for six years News, June IA.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-06-17

To CoRREsPoNDENTs:-Write on but
one side of the paper; head your items
each week with tile name of your To-
cality; get items here by Iuesday
when possible, but in no case laCer
than Wednesday; sign your name TO
items, not to be used in paper, but as
a matter of good faith;when your sup
plies run out, notify this Office
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-06-17

his house born on the 10Th.
Last Friday the friends of Alex
Foster surprised him on his 62nd,
birthday. The Hes boys came by 60
ing fishing and he went with them.
When the time came for supper the
old man could not be found, so the
party was surprised.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-06-17
Erie.

Mr.. and Mrs. l. Steinberger and
Marion Johnson have returned from
Eureka Springs, Ark. where they have
Z been FOR the past few weeks for the
past few weeks for the benefit of their
health.
Orlin Balch came over from EarltOn
Sunday to attend normal.
Prof Christman, Of the state nor
mai school lectured to the teachers OF
Neosho county at the NJ e. church
Monday night. Mr.. Christman is an
eloquent talker
NJ. Arnold has been appointed JUS
tice of the peace here, j. v Sponen-
berger having resigned
The brick work on Eaton Bros. new
building was finished Monday
Charley Lane, of Galesburg, was in
the city Sunday.
L. Stillwell returned Monday from
Yates Center. where he has been hold
ing court,
Some of the boys who went to Okla
homa on the search of work, have re-
turned to Erie, work being as plenti-
full here as there.
Attorney J L. Denison was trans
acting business in Chanute Monday,
With the exception Of the criminal
cases. only two cases have been filed In
the district court since the last term.
Miss Sadie Horr and Master Roy
Lane, Of Galesburg, were visiting
friends IN this city last week,
z e. w. Smith was over from Thayer
yesterday shaking hands with old
friends and telling the board Of equal
ization 'how it happened"
{ Jos. Bohrre returned the latter part
Of last week from An extended visit in
Illinois.
Master Allen Beck, Of Hillsboro, H.,
is visiting with his grandfather, A.
p. Allen.
+. B. ShaCkeltUn returned Saturday
from st. Louis and Kansas City, where
he has been in the interest of his re-
Gently invented baby and bundle car
rier He made arrangement for the
manufacture of the article in st. Lou
is and established an agency in Kan
sas City.
Abe Sailors, nominee for county
superintendent of public instruction
on the republican ticket, was in the
city yesterday,
Wilber Denison and'Wm JOhnstone,
are home from Baker University.
Sherley Wright is going to drive to
Toronto this week to visit relatives,
The Erie baseball club and ladies'
basket ball club gave an ice cream So
cial in the park last Wednesday even
ing and took in Sl3.
Two young men living south of this
CITY, had friendly combat" last eve
ming. Dr. Lake attended the wounds
Of one and DR.. Lemon the other.
Real estate Transfers,
as Wilson, gdn to Ghas w Lain, ,wd und Is
seE Il, 30, 10, 5000
l. Morrison ct al to Chas w Lain, ,wd und 1-6
SEX H. 30 10, 5000.
Geo Nealley and VT to L H Burnett wd 81,
neA and eh sel4 II 30 H. $500.
Chas. Jarrett and wi 30 Sarah f. Rhodes qcd
~ neh and eK sei II, 3D. #, Si.dI.
Saml II Hood and wife to H Ward wd sh Sc
\, 30, %, 20, $500.
HI Ward TO Foster wd 81, SEX, 30, %, 20
s275.
Jos Eplee add wife 70 James Epl9e wd ~ W
a. and nwE. nwla ;, ~, 20, 5000.
George f Nealley and wife 10 L H Burnett wd
sh, neia and eh SEX, It, 30, II, 1900
Fre.i Stephenson aud VT to VIM Spur
lock I'd nwh 10, 29 IS $500.
W. NJ Spurlock and VT 10 Chas Glaze wd
nni, 10. 20. Is. 5000
J IN Long and VT to E A Welch wd nk Sc
LlL %, q, S179O.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-06-17

Mrs c. s. Nation left Thursday for
KWsas City Mo, to visit friends for
a week.
Che recent rains have put the farm
er away back with their work,
II. II. Conkright helped W w.
Jones on his Bunker Hill farm last
week.
Daniel Huber purchased some fine
Duroc hogs at Cottage Stock farm
last week
J. WPhillips and family, of Nilsson
ri, are visiting with J w Arthur
and family at present.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-06-17

Are you dull and stupidl Do you miss the
snap vim and energy that WAS once yours! You
need few doses Of that great system regulator,
PRICKLY ASH BGTTERs For reviving strength
and energy, increasing the capacity of the body
for work it is a remedy of the highest order
Sold byJ L. Sewell,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-06-17
Cottage Corner.

Samuel Humer and wife, Of -Four
Corners, visited W. II. Neyhard and
family Sunday
E. d. Rose and wife visited &. W.
Koons and family in Big Creek-twp.,
Sunday
HenIy FIank AaS gone lAlo the hog
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-06-17

The man who was born tired should use
PRIcKLY ASH BITrERs. 1t makes work neces-
sty to give vent functional activity in the sys-
TEN. Sold by J. l. Seweu.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-15
FIFTY THOUSAND
TROOPS FOR G|jBA
Continued from First Page)

leaving there this afternoon ne passed
with his escort through CererO. a suburb
OF Havana. where the ladies waved Amer
icah flags and threw r, wers. Inc crowds
along his route cheereo enthusiastically
At Marianoa his reception was equally
enthusiastic.
la Lucha announces that General Lee
proposes to treat Clrbans. Spaniards and
all other nationalities with equal jastice.
This has produced a grea reaction among
Spanish residents favorable 90 General
Lee the hope being eyeryw here expressed
that he will act Up 10 La Luchas asser-
tons.
General Wade and General Cious visit
ed Governor and Captain General Csstel-
Ianos officially today for a consultation
a. 20 the evacuation and other important
matters connected with IL. After the in-
terview. which was entirely satisfactory,
an official vi-t WAS paid 10 th@ Initel
states cruiser New York. Fifteen Ha-
vana editors were present az the reception
given this afternoon by Captain Chadwick
OF the New York 70 the officers Of the
United States cruiser Topeka.
Mrs. Sampson. wife Of the admiral, has
started an endless chain among her
friends IN the United states 70 help the
Cuban reconcentrados The last mail
brought her $500. and she o. row feeding
a hundred persons daily.
T,baf x-rshrflf an A ditlsfrd ielifsoiun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-15

seveuty-fouT years of age and still in the
hey-day of his power
If Chiuaman, usually regarded by US as
barbarian, can live TO a healthy. hale old
age, why cannot Americans, with their
more advanced civilization, do the same
The reporters discovered during Ii Hung
Changes stay IN this country that he took
every thought for his health. He lived
upon the simplest of diets and never passed
day without consulting his physician.
He limited his toll TO reasonable number
of hours, and would not deviste from his
rule IN this matter. American men follow
Just the opposite practice. They work to
The limit Of endurance, will not even take
the proper time for eating, resting and
sleeping, and never think Of their health
until II Is gone. There is a wonderful med
ieIne for hard working men. Il is DR..
Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery It
takes the place of q physician Il keeps
away iu-health and restores health when II
is lost II IS the great appetite shaTpener.
blood-rnaker and flesh builder. Il makes
the digestion perfect, the liver active and
the blood pure and rich Medicine dealers
sell, IL
Ny husband had been robust Young uaau.'
whites MS u. Tedder, Of Ellington Revrolds
Co. No y" When he was 81 years ole he bean
10 cough very hard He had pains through h.
ches. and lungs HIS mother aud the rss5 81 his
fanny nae died with consumption be CON
tinued 10 coogh every winter. untl IL IS he
hAa an sslscS 81 pneumonia His cough arreyS
worse ana worse. He would vcsrit i..1r,i,tiistei,
sitter his meals. In 1855 he e,ouQfrvl ,i.ylt IA
day lie was getting very week aud hsd 40
appetite. lie commenced Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets IL
Improved His appetite got better whea he
man and felt Ike new person. he weighs
more thar he ever weighed before he vsiE-d
A-<uv-eIght pounds and Is cured y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-15
MRS. BOTKIN'S SWIFT TRIAL
Chemical Experts and Condy store
Clerks on the stond.

San Frsnci,co. Cal. Dec. 1.-THE trial
OF Mrs. Cordelis Botkin IS becoming more
interesting 10 that part or the public which
takesau interest IN such proceedings. To-
day was cold and stormy. bat the crowd
which managed 20 pack itself into Judge
Cooks court room was as large Y not
larger than on any previous day and the
police had hard work preserving order.
Never has murder trial OF such In
port progressed so rapidly In a San Fran
cisco court room. Witnesses are subjected
TO but sight cross examination. as rule
and the attorneys on both Sides rarely
protest against The admission Of evidence
Thomas Price. the analytical chemist OF
this city, who examined some of the can
dies sent 70 Hrs DunninE. was the first
witness called. Professor Price stated hat
he received eight samples 81 the candy
from Chief OK Pollce Lees on September Is.
and that his analysis showd an aggregate
amount OF eighteen grains OF arsenic IN
the candy submitted o him. lie described
the different forms ~ srsenn. for the
benefit 81 the jury and was then eSrussd.
Dr Molf the chemist from Dover. Del.
was recalled and was asked u he had ever
heard Of arsenic being used Tor bleaching
straw hats he replied IN the n-Rssive.
This question Was asked FOR IRE reason
that Mrs Botkin admitted shortly after
her arrest that she had purchased sons
arsenic for the purpose mentioned.
Frank GRAY. a pharmacist. furnished i'm
portant Information regarding the pur-
chase ~ the arsenic by Mrs. B0tEn. He
said that on the hrst % June Mrs. B0tkla.
whom no knew slightly called upon him
FOR some arsenic. and voiuptssred that she
wished t Tor the purpose az bleaching a
straw hst. Gray recDmfn ended several
Other medicine but Mrs. BotEn said 80
was familiar with ars-nfc and preferred 81.
Gray made the entry on the poison book
n the store. Indicating the u-. - when
% VAS 70 % subjected. III entered the
name on ne book ss Mrs Bothin
David Green. a pharmacist employed IN
another store failed 60 positively identify
Mr.. B9;kin as he woman who purchased
some arsenic from him. though he ssld
she was short and stocky. This dsscrip-
ton ats Mrs B8fkl1. bur only 20 a l.nitsa
extent.
Miss Sylvia H-n-y. ssi.sIsdy sor
George Haas & Sons. candy ruanufsrfur-
e-s srd retailers vsa tn most irnparsar.
witHers this afternoon. So lfsnufsd sons
~ ere sandy sert % M-r Dtmn'rE - b.
INK from che stock % her employers g4s
i1srfiaed ere box sr5 szpia'nea .nat 80
ca rot rlite ~ o. ~ thc reqnrs, - me
purrhss-r. 1f.o esd So WISHED 20 90.
serrrftirg eFe ia fhe box. Nss Hsnsy
Verified zeal reed BE- ere FIRM sd ssia
'rat fhs 5srehass- appeared extremist
: erTous darng go Ehes frsnsactio..
'tisH uencs frl G-srf7a vss rot pos,
Use haf she ga aes 81 30 ssyfux nat
PIE eTee f-si af-s Bolkfa vs. tas PER
.71 20 ah9m s4e re.a fae csn1y.