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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-06-07

STRIKING teamsters of the beef pack
ers have had the city of Chicago IN a
turmoil during the past week, the tur-
moil developing Wednesday into nu-
merous riots. The teamsters, it will be
remembered, struck for shorter hours
and more pay. The packers were not
willing to accede to the demands of the
teamsters and endeavored to carry on
their work with the help of officials and
employees of the packing houses. A
gang of 40 or so Negroes was also
brought from st. Louis. By Tuesday
night the situation had become good
warm, and it was evident that the meat
wagons were to have a tough time of
it. The police were appealed to. and
after conference it was decided that
it would be best to have the wagons
move together in caravans. 1t was de-
cided that under an arrangement like
this the police would be better able to
deal with the strikers. The strikers,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-06-07

ALTHOUGH no definite statement has
yet been made, 1t is not thought that
the attendance on the Charleston ex-
position aggregated a great deal over
a half million. The management cal
culated originally on not less than a
round million and based its operations
on that calculation. The stockholders
do not expect to get back anything or
their subscriptions, and it Is not like
ly that the hondholders will get more
than IS cents on the dollar.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-06-07
Saturday, June I, 1902.

where in this whole section, and you
can't do better than to buy right now
while you know what you are doing
get exactly what you want" The Gus
toner was dumbfounded. He did not
seem to catch on to whether Mr.. Ford
was in earnest or just crazy. The idea
that he was being subjected to kid
ding" did not seem to occur to him.
But he forgot all about the bureau.
which Mr.. Ford did not mention again,
and left without making a purchase.
1t Is said about Glover that the man
has not since said anything about dy-
ing, and that he no longer refers to the
imaginary case Of consumption which
he had been petting for years in the be-
lief that 1t would some day carry him
away.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-06-07

Ex-Governor Pennayer, Of Oregon,
died at his home in Portland last Fri
day. Pennayer greatly distinguished
himself while occupying the govern
or's cnair by his independence OF sDirit
and action. During President Harri-
sons tour Of the northwest in 1891, 1t
was desired that Pennayer meet the
president at the state line; but the gov
ernor refused to do anything of the
kind, stating that if Harrison desired
an audience with the governor of ore
gon, he should come to the capital.
There was much excitement in oregon
in 1893 when Chinese exclusion was un-
der consideration by congress. BY In
struction Of resident Cleveland, Sec
retary Gresham telegraphed Govern
or Pennayer to about this ef1ect:
There Is reason to fear that violence
will be done to Chinese when exclusion
law goes into erect, and 1t Is earnestly
hoped that you will use all lawtul
means to protect" Governor Pennayer
back: Let the president
attend to his own business and I will
try to attend to mine"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-06-07
IN MEMORIA.
Cadet Sergt. ED M. NICHOLS,
Cadet ]. FRANK LINDSAY,
Cadet HARRY G. STEPHENS,
Drowned May 3, 1902.
The first two named sacrificed
their lives to rescue their COM
rade

The exercises Of the day concluded,
the cadet corps was formally dismiss
ed, and the assembly Of people gather
ed for the occasion dispersed. With the
exception of a few who remained over
for a short time with friends, the ca
diets left for their homes duriRs-the
day, most Of them confidently expecty
ing to return next session.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-06-07
Che 1torkrille Gaq,lirer.
YoRKVIILE, 8. C.,G
SATURDAY, JUNE Z, 1902.

ALTHOUGH the British have secured
peace with honor, it must be admitted
that no small portion Of the honor goes
to the Beers. They did not get all they
fought for; but they came so near 1t
as to leave but little ground for COM
plaint.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-06-07
McInurin's Successor.

Columbia Record. Thursday: SO far
Governor McSweeney has had the
names of about ten prominent citizens
suggested as McLaurin's successor,
should the senator be appointed a
Judge. The governor stated this morn
ing that he would make no promises
at all and that he would wait until the
condition arose before saying anything
about the matter.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-06-07

States, who with the advice and con-
sent Of the senate, is to appoint the
principal executive and judicial officers
1t is provided that certain measure
Of self-government may be established
but franchise is to be regulated under
the control of the presidents commits
sioners. The native inhabitants of the
islands are to be regarded as citizens
of the Philippines, entitled to United
States protection. The Philippine COM
mission is to acquire the lands now
owned by the friars by issuing bonds
and turn them over to the United States
government. A mint is to be establish
ed in Manila and coins authorized may
be coined at the mint, the coinage laws
of the United States being extended to
the islands. The Philippine govern
ment is authorized to coin silver dol
lar containing 416 grains of standard
silver, to be a coin of the Philippine is
lands, the denomination Of the coin to
be expressed in English, Filipino and
Chinese characters. The dollar shall be
leSdl lSIlueI loI lIle puDHC anu PRIV dle
debts except where otherwise stipula-
ted.
Discussion of the project of con-
structing an isthmian canal was begun
by the senate last Wednesday. Mr..
Morgan, of Alabama, chairman of the
committee on interoceanic canals,
opened the debate, speaking nearly
three hours. A considerable portion of
his speech was devoted to an eXami-
nation of the recently suggested dan
ger to the Nicaragua canal route Of
seismic disturbance. This danger, he
concluded, after a careful review of
many authorities, existed only in the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-02
WHERE SNAKES
SWALLOW ROOSTER

Benjamin Ripley. VINO with his family
left Honolulu for Australia nearly a year
ago. is settled at Dulong. Queensland
about seventy miles north of Brisbane.
In a letter of June 10 to q Honolulu
friend, he says:
: II have often wished that I had stayed
in Honolulu L have never met vita
climate so grand . The drought
is very bad in most parts OF Queensland.
the worst in sixty years. BY 1t thousands
are thrown out Of work. The district that
am in stands it very well. We get rain
here when scarcely any falls in other
parts.
Bananas grow here. but not so well aa
in Honolulu. Pfneappies, oranges and
coffee do very we'll. aud many kinds OF
vegetables also pfpuns, pears and peaches
are grown. But il is very rough osSEM-
try and there ara many SnaEekt L had u
Death adder near my feet last summer
and 1 got out of il very lively They are
very dangerous-no cure. There are Large
blacksnakes which are dangerous and
carpet snakes which grow from TEN 20
twenty feet long Tgtese XIII many fowls
and they can easily swallow a big rooster.
There are many birds hers including win
turkeys, parrots, pigeons and cocSatoos%
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THE "FLAsnELLED FOOLS"
Disgraceful Conduct OF Officers Of
Second Lite Guards.

LONDON, July M.-Details OF a 70
markable case of persecution by brocs er
officers of young lieutenant OF the
Second Life Guards. Windsor Regiment.
Of which King Edward is ColoueI-In-
Chief. shows that In this crack cavalry
organization, like many others, the Gift
GERS are intolerant of the presence Of any
one who takes his profession seriously.
Second Lieut. c. d. qregsou. who Sc
cured a commission On February LIS, fsoz
was known to be hard worker. efficient,
and popular with his men, On MoRd1y
night a number of officers of the reGi-
ment chased Lfeat- Gregson out of his
quarters, hunted him through the bar
racks wan whips, at the same time using
foul language, ducked him In q horse
trough until he was half dead, and sub
sequently locked up his quarters, and
destroyed his entire Kit. The victim was
forced TO spend the remainder OF the
night ON the bare fooc of his room. wrap
ped in an overcoat. The only explana-
ton for his treatment is thst Lieut..
Gregson Is socially undesirable. There Is
no question in view of the Hedtehanes
record and the Kings connection with the
regiment, but that Efis Majesty VIII or
der strict Investigation into the sfTair.
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PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Per S. s. Miowera, from Sydney, Aug.
Mfrs. Deane, Mr.. Gorrie.
Per S. S. Moana, from Victoria, Aug.
LADY Heron, Mrs. w. L. Stanley, 3
children and maid, r. r. Cation, A. A.
Cation. Mrs. Frances Osmond, Mrs. E.
c, McKechnie and son, Mrs. John Bush,
Mrs. J. n. Shafer, Misses NJ. Gordon,
NJ. Dickson. Z. A. Colwell, Messrs. A.
). Kay, Robert Stevenson.
Through passengers on Moana--J w.
Ward and Miss Ward, e. E. D. Clarke,
j. Ltchtscheind1 and wife, Mrs. Men
zies, D Menzier, n. Beecham, Bishop
of Bathurst and wife, Miss CadIe. "A. P.
Miller and daughters, A. Johnson, r.
w. Moir and wife, S. L. RochUssen,
Mr.. Mexican and wife, j. Goodwin
King, +. Livinget. -Learmouth and
wife, Mrs. r. E. O'Connor and daugh-
ters, Edwin Bartlett, Mrs. "A. T. Nc
Ardle, H. K. Walker, F. Yott, w. P.
Brown, r. Huntley, wife and daughter,
S. Ccsens, Mr.. Hoiroyd, wife and two
children and maid, Rev. Z. Walsh, F.
kirkpatrick, Jos. Cremer and wife,
Mrs. p. Jordon.
Per stmr. he Au Hou, from Kappa,
Aug. Mr.. Winter and deck.
Per S. s. America Maru, from Orient,
Aug ii. w. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. w
Donertue. Miss Y. A Dubois, NJ. A.
Hamburger. Miss Hamburger, J. r.
Lancaster, MRS. h Il. Marx. II. u.
Moore. II. Morioka. Eugene Ross, Miss
A. L. NORMAN, Miss S. 8. White, w.
ID. Wood, Mrs. Y. Yonekura and child.
Through passengers on America Ma
ru-R- J. Adcock. Miss l.. G. Adcock,
DR.. R NJ. Blanchard, u. s. A; H. r.
Bostwick, Commander c. C. Bowman.
u. S. N; Mrs. H. a. Brapscom, E. c.
Brooks, T. L. Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
c. Sallender and child, Miss E. r. Cof-
fey. II. s. CowdelI P. Donaldson. Mrs.
p. Donaldson, II. r. Duniway, Mrs. J.
b. Goethe. Mrs. 2. de Goun, DR.. Robert
Haase. Mrs. Robert Haase. Capt Gus
tav Hagenberg, Miss c. A. Hamilton,
r. c. Harrison, II. B. Higinbofham.
Rufus Hodge, A. Hoge, Count de
kerchove, e. kolkenbeck, Master John
Latin, Miss Ethel Latin. Miss Mary
Latin. Miss J. Larned. w. H McGow-
an, Mrs. J. Lesser, Rev. w. ]. Leverett.
p Lippans. Miss Chang Low, Miss AL
ma Luetchford. o. Lurman, G.. Lut-
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in Christley lane. off F.
street. Rent very reasonable. Al
to Wong Kwai, 1923 Smith stro Sc
6237
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wyche,-Leon B. Neate. o. H p. Neyes,
Miss c. =. Phelps, DIR. j. PinQuara. u
s. N; Mrs. r. d. Potts, W. b Rhoads,
Eugene Ross. r. C. Waibroth. e. Wal
terthunl.
Through passengers ON the Miowera
The Earl of Hopetoun, Capt b. d.
Corbet, A. D. c.: Miss Florence Cath
cart, Miss NJ Mifzilesen. Aar. CGlIing-
ham Miss Dillingham;. Mr.. WfIsraharn
II. Price, Nj Mscdermott, Hon. W. A
Long, E. S. Crawford. F. OEtedo. 3.
Job. Dr. Marks. Mrs Marks. Miss
Marks, Mrs. Dodds and INFANT. ].
Grant. Mrs. J. Grant. Miss Bradford
Miss F. Bradford. Robert Harper. Mrs.
Harper, Master Harper, Mr,. Mrs and
Master Mckay. j. FL Rountree, Rev.
W. II. Brown, r. b. Howard Smith,
DR.. Anderson. Mrs Anderson. z.
and infant, Master Bedell, Misses and
Mr. Primrose, w. A. Colcord. Master
Colcord, Mr.. and Mrs. Dodds. Mr.. and
Mrs. Evans and child. Mr.. May. s. Peo-
plies. ]. Watt, T. Duncan. MIR. Franck.
Mr.. st. John. E. A Jaegar, B. Lyons
and Mrs. Lyons, b. L. Mosbacher, T. H.
Phiioott, Miss Alice and Ida Philpott,
Lee and daughter. Il Farrar. j.
Herstch. d. Donohue, Mrs. May Don0-
hue. j. Everhard. Mr.. HolderneSS. Miss
Holderness, G. T. Archer. Il. Lewis, ].
Lewis, Miss Meidrurn, Mr.. and Miss
Mann, Mr.. Proudfnf ]. Naghteui. 3.
Ginsberg, J. Byrne. c.. Kay. w. Ora
ham.
Departed.
Per- g. 8. Moana. for Auckland. VIA
Suva, August IF. c. Davies. Mr. and
Mrs. P. A. Hardie and infant
Per 8. s.. Miowera. for Victoria and
Vancouver, August &c. Hughes. G. r
Rodreques, Miss Barnard, z, O. B'oar.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. McKie, NJ. J. Harvey.
II. J. Maddox, II. Muth, F. L. Fuller
ton. J. w. Smith. W. r. Vidfng. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Waterftouse and two
children. Miss IA. a. Myrick. VIM
Brinkmeyer, T. 0Brien, 3. A. Beck.
c. p. Richardson. Mrs. K. L. Achilles
and three children. W. e. Haas. j. J.
Silva, c. n. Sowden< e. w. Quinn. R
L. Barnes, c. Fish. "a Wolff, 7. West.
NJ. Rose. H. s. Gsjggs. P. High
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LOST.

ON eeeen street, between side entrance
of Hsci1feld building and the Office OF
AcCabe. Hamilton & Kenny Co.
white document, ships manifest
finder rewarded on returning same
TO 20 Queen street. e2ss
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VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY.
J. Iroquois. Rodman.

U. 8. S. IroquoiS. ROdman.
MERCHANTMEN
(rhis list does not include coasters)
Am. bktn. KaiHiani. Grif1ths, San
Francisco, July IL.
Bangalore. Am. sp-. Blanchard. Tsco-
pilla, Chilli. July 8.
Coronado. Am. bkSn-. Potter, San Fran
cisco, June 20.
George Curtis. Bennett. San Francisco,
July 4.
Jane l.. Starfors. Am. bktn., Molle-
stead. Newcastle, July Is.
Joseph B. Thomas. Am. sp.. Soule.
Newcastle, July 20.
Ottillie Fjord, AM schr.. Bosch. Hure-
lla, July 81.
c. D. Bryant. Ana blk. CoIIy. San Fran
cisco, July rs.
Aloha, Am. schr.. Fry. Kailua. July IS
Andrew WEIGH. Am. blk, Drew. San
Francisco, July SO.
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END WAVE.
WEATHER BUREAU.

Honolulu, Alexander St, Aug. 1.
Mean teTnperature-79.
Minimum temperature-75.
Maximum temperatures.
Barometer. at 9 p. n.-30.00, steady.
Rainfall, "a hours up to 9 a. NO.
Mean dew point for the day-6S.3.
Mean relative humidity-71.
Winds-Northeast, force 8.
Weather-Clear.
Forecast for today-Moderate trades,
air weather.
CURTIS J. LYONS,
Territorial Meteorological.
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DEPARTED.

Friday, August 1.
8. 9. Moana. Carey. for the colonies.
at $40 p. m.
s. 8. Miowera, Hemming, for Victo-
ria, at $3.50 p. m.
Am. sp. Fort George, Mcclure. for
San Francisco, at $50 p. m.
Am. sp. Tillie E. Starbuck. Curtis,
with sugar for New York, at 10 a. m.
Stmr. Re Au Hou, for Hanamaulu,
Ahukini and Anahola, at p. m.
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Honolulu. August 1. 1902
NAME OF STOCK

MKRcAETILR
c. Brewer d Co 49,.
n. 8. Sachs Dry Goods
Co., Ltd. -. 1890
L. B. Kerr Co., Ltd.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Friday, August 1.
S. s. Moana, Carey, from Victoria, at
p. m.
S. s. America Maru, Going, from the
Orient, at 4:3o p. m.
s. s. Niowera, Heming, from the col
onies, at 2 .. m.
Stmr. Ke An Hou. Nosher, from
Kauai ports, at 4:o5 a. m.
Schr. Concord, from Hawaii ports.
Am. schr. Okanogan, Reusch. rs days
from Eureka, with cargo of lumber, at
I 80 o. m.
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NOTICE

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
help or advice. is invited to commu-
nicate, either in person or by letter
with Ensign Hattie z. Larrabee, ma
iron OF the Salvation Army Woman'a
Industrial BONE, 4ss King street, Ho-
nolulu. taEa
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

New Moon August 3, 9:47 p. m.
Times Of the ude are taken from the
United States Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey tables.
The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than at Honolulu.
Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours 80
minutes slower than Greenwich time, be-
ing that of the meridian of 157 degrees 30
The time whistle blows at 1850
D. M, which Is the same as Greenwich, 0
hours 0 minutes. Sun and moon are for
local time for the whole group.
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Honolulu Preach Laundry

WILL OPEN AUGUST IND.
at 1l04 n. King street. All work turn
ed out Will be hTst-class and at reason
able price. Also DYEING AND
CLEANING.
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FOUND.

A WATCH CHARM in AIanoa valley.
Owner can have same by calling at
this Office. proving property and pay
ing ali expenses. 62z7
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Die @rInbuna elmer uniperfi

= Die @riinbung elmer uniperlt-
tat in BDien, melbe BON Der preuBis
ihen StaatS : Gegierung ins Iuee
gefaBt uar. lit nunmebr befinitip be-
i9lolien mDrben. Ser erforoerlide
&reoit miro in ben ndbften @tat
eingeitellt neroen unb Dbne 3meifel
bic @enebmieura bes 2%anbtaes err
langen. go ipannt bic &egierung
ale &rdfte our Durhfibrune ibrer
neuen 8DlenpDlitif an. Snsmiiben
nabeu Die &aiiertaee in 8pien ber=
an, uno nit eroBen @rtpartuneen
iiebt man Der in Nusfi1t geiteqten
Bolenreoe oes 8aiiers enteeeert,
mel9er ftb in lebter Belt piel nit
benz amtliden Material iiber Die
pDlnifbe gepegung in 8pIen be-
ibaftigt bat. Die @eleeenbeit CUR
Heoe miro pDrausiibtlih bas 8an-
fett bieten, uelbes Der &aiier am 4.
September ben Stdnoen Der Brps
bling 8oien i'm neuen BrDpinsial=
muieum eiebt. Nn bielem Meu=
ieum, oaS oeutihznationalen 3mes
den bienen iou unb pDm &ailer ieis
ner Beitimmung ibergeben perben
miro, miro our Belt NOD ruftie ee=
arbeitet, nm e8 biz our Nnfunft bes
Wtonarhen elnigermaBen in Stano
au baben.
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Der Streit beute beenbiat merben
loIte, 10 miiBten Wpnate pereeben,
ebe Die aufgebraubten &pblenbor=
rdtbe in ben nerlHieoenen WGrften
mieoer erIebt meroen fDnner, benn
in erlter 2tnie miroe bafIr geiorat
meroen miiiien, oaB Die 8eitellungen
aus Dem NDroneiten erfiut peroen,
ebe oas gis bes Winters Die SdiHz
fabrt auf ben groBen Seen unb &a=
ndlen lhlieBt. Die groBeu Snouitrie=
gentren, in melben Die &oblennotb
bereits Die giniteaune bes 8etriebS
pieler Sabrifen uno @erte erspur1=
gen bat, meroen sunablt an Die
Geibe fommen, uno Der perbdltniBz
n1aBta fleinere Wfarft, BON melbem
bic Samilten ibr 6eisntaterial be-
sieben, muB marten biz sulebt. DaB
unter ipl9en umitduoen at, feline
&eouftion Der 10 boh binauf ge=
ihraubten &Dblenpreiie gu benfen
tit, ionbern baB Die 8reile i'm @egert=
tbeil mod bDber fteteen tperoen, ldBt
Itb oenfen. DaB Die 9Dblenz &Dm=
pagnien, melhe ben Iruit bilben, bic
Nufuabme bes @rubenbetriebes OBJ
itbtliA mDaltbit binausibieben ldBt
iih faum %beameifeln. Der Staat
8enniplpanien bat ieine Milis ntobil
gemabt, unb Die ~@rubenmaenaten
f6nnen iib nibt mebr binter Der
Iusrebe periteden, oaB fie ourb @e=
malt BON Der &oblenfDroerung abgez
balten tperoen. Ser Stat muB uno
miro bic Oronung i'm &pblenreoier
aufrebt erbalten, unb tuenn er me-
ben ieben arbeitsmiaieen &oblenz
erdber einer SDloaten fteIen miiBte.
1no iDllte Die Maht oes Staates
niht ausreiden, 10 mirbe bas 8u1=
oesmilitdr Su 6ulfe fommen. Sir
ben &oblentruft absr lpbnt es lib
melt better. etne iolbe &oblennDth su
l1afen, oaB er sie Wuherpreile auf
lauge 3eit aufre9t erbalten fam!
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gaubbeit fautt ,ie1t aebeilt tperbem

onr6 lotale Mpplifationer, neil lie ben franten She'll
beg Obres ni6t errelhen f6nnen. Sc eiebt nur ei=
men We9, Die Saubbeit 5u ~trriren, uno Der 1T ourb
men ent3inoeten 3uitanb Der i6leimigen @ustlei=
bnng Der ~@uitadilden &6bre neruria6t. Wenn
bieIe R6bre fb e~tt5lnoet, babt ibr einen rumpelnben
Son ODER un~poltommenes @eb6r; urb menn fe gang
s s,sls ,1ns ~, y, s aiSsg.r s ,,as i;. l ms,I penn ,ai., bic (; en It
rem a~eb6rieen 3uftanb perfebt iperoen fam, miro oas
@eb6r fir INNER sert0rt meroen; neut Gdle unter
sebn iperben our6 Satarrb peruria6t, lpelber ni9ts
als elm ent5inoeter 3uftano Der i9leimieen Ober=
HIDDEN 1T.
gBir moIen einbunoert Dollars fir ieoen (our9
8atarrb peruriadten) Gal BON Saubbett eeben, ben
mir ni6t our6 @innebmteu bon 6all's &a=
tarrb : Ii + btileft f6nnen. GaBt GiIf UNI
ionit @ireulare fomrnen.
SIS. Gbenep s. s o., Solebo, g..
or gertauft BON alen @potbetern, qreis rs
Gents bic Glai6e.
6an'S JamtIien : 9tuen fuo Die beifen
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TroB Der Nnbrubung elmer ae=

0rDB Der NnorDbung elmer ge=
ribtlihen B%erfolauna bat bas Bari=
lee Seniatipnss8 lie Matin''
feline Bebauptungen nibt mioerz
rufen, ionoert erflart, er babe ben
8rief bes oeutiben &ailers an bic
SerSoein BON Warlborpuab in 0dns
ben. Oie Sadie broht eiue ueit uber
Die 8rensen elmer blpBeu 6unostaas=
NDmanse binauseebenoe @enoune
an5unebmen unb Der vWatin" onrfte
ieoenfalIs reidlib @elegenbeit fin
ben, ben 8abrbeitsbeneis Dor Sc
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