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New-York tribune., 1902-02-21
NAY WARNS CHINA AND RUSSIA.
HE DEMANDS EQUAL RIGHTS AND ADvAN-
TAGEs FOR ALL NATIONS.

Chicago, Feb. 2o.-"The Tribune to-day prints
tho following special cable message from Peking.
China, under date OF February ls:
A sensation caused In diplomatic circles here
SGaay II k1oSn n eha{ db 1he av bsd
sent a note 10 the Russian and Chinese govern
Angio-Japanese treaty Of January 80.
The note ig interpreted distinct warning 10
will not permit the integrity of the empire TO be
moeS5ed M IN layoF % & OF one nation 10 nH
the English treaty with Japan says; ,,
An agreement whereby China gives any cor
poration or company the exclusive right or priyi-
any other way industrially developing Manchura
but be viewed win the gravest concern by
the government Of the United States.
1t constitutes a monopoly which is distinct
c9ded between @ CRina Gnd Foreign PeWegs GGn a6d
thereby seriously affects the rights OF American
1T restricts their rIghtful trade. exposing it to
being Disseminated against, tnterfered with
otherwise JeOpardized. and strongly tends 10 per-
manentIy imparing Cnlna's sovereign rights in this
part OF the empire, while 1t seriously interferes
with her ability to meet her International obliga-
tions.
would be undoubtedly followed by demands from
tages elsewhere in the Chinese Empire and the
Inevitable result must be the complete wreck OF
all nations respecting trade navigation and com
merce within the empires confines.
mercial ORGANIZATIONS of is natio5atv 'e cnfJ1 SG
with the assurances repeatedly conveyed to this
government by the Imperial Russian Ministry or
Foreign Affairs of the imperial governments in
tention 10 follow the policy Of the open door, as
advocated by the government Of the United States
and accepted by all the treaty powers having
commercial interests in the empire
1t is for these reasons that the government of
the United States. now, formerly, animated by
the sincerest desire of insuring the whole world
the benefits Of full and fair intercourse between
CHINA and the nations on footing of equal rights
and advantages to all. submits the above to the
earnest consideration of the imperial governments
Of China and Russia. confident that they viii give
due weight to Its Importance and that they will
ADOPT such measures as will relieve the just and
natural anxiety of the United States"
New-York tribune., 1902-02-21
BENNETS NEW EXCISE BILL

Albany. Feb 20 (SpeciaD-Encouraged bv the
support which has been promised to him by many
members of the legislature in both houses Assem-
blyman William S. Bennett, of New-York intro
duced a new bill to-day, which provides for local
option by election districts for the cities OF the
State. ~ VI tue
he bill was referred to the Committee on F,c,sa
which Is SAID TO consider the measure with consi6
meeting next Wednesday. at i'S
New-York tribune., 1902-02-21
MORE PAY FOE "WHITE WINGS

Albany. Feb. 20 (SpeciaD.-A bill was introduced
this morning by Charles S. Adler, of the With
Assembly District, Of New-York. which provides
that when members OF the Street Cleaning De-
partment required to work on SUNDAY tbev
shall receive extra compensation. N'
FoIlowing snowstorm, street cleaners are often
competed, MT Adler says 10 work exceptionally
long hours, as well as on Sunday. and he believes
service. ~-1 SA'Ad
New-York tribune., 1902-02-21
HOPE FOR THE PIGEONS.

Albany, Feb. 20 (SpeciaD.-Friends OF the Slater
bennet DILL which prohibits the shooting OF tame
pigeons, are now confident the measure will pass
tne legislature and become a law. The bill has
passed the Senate, and THIS morning the AssennhIv
isnd iTtCee o on ~ F1fhertes and Game, which has de-
Iayeu acton on the measure since the beginning
OF the session. reported the bill favorably by vote
OF 10 70 2 The two members who voted against
the Dill were Assemblymen Robinson. OF Snffols
and Doughty. OF Nassau ' - ~
New-York tribune., 1902-02-21

Jarnigan. of Middesboro. met them here and as
rewards have been offered for Turner's arrest they
at once began negotiations with Governor Beck
ham of Kentucky. contending that Turner Is a
citizen of Tennessee, has committed NO oefe1ce
and should not be taken back to Kentucky where
MS life would be in danger. Turner disclaims any
part In the battle with the officers last week
New-York tribune., 1902-02-21

THIEVES PRY OPEN A WINDOW AND TAKE
GARNETS FROM THE ALTAR.

Between 10 p. m. Tuesday and 6 a m. on
Wednesday thieves entered the crypt of the
Cathedral of St. John the Divine and stole a.
number Of gaFnets which were on the altar
The thieves entered the building by prying open
a window.
The church was broken into on the night of
February s, but nothing was stolen then.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-21
BOROUGH oLUBHOUsEs FOR BOYS.

Albany, Feb. 20.-The Senate Cities Committee
reported favoraby this morning the bill which
provides that municipal clubhouses for boys shall
be established in each of the boroughs of the city
OF New-Hork. and that the sum of $4,000 be ap-
proprlated for each clubhouse in each borough
without amendment
New-York tribune., 1902-02-21
LEE TURNER GIVES HIMSELF IT'D

hnoxvilie. Tenn Feb. 2H-Lee Turner, proprietor
OF the quarter house" saloon, near Mddlesnoro
KY which was burned last week during the fight
ue'ween ~ olhcers and mountaineers, in which fve
men were killed. gave himself up To Marshal Me-
ley. at La Toilette. and was brought to this civ
to-day. w. A Owens. OF Tazewell. and Jerry
New-York tribune., 1902-02-21
REPORTED SALE DENIED

The report that the Anglo-swiss Condensed Mn,
COMPANY had sold Its business in this country 10
the Borden Condensed MIX Company. OF this citv
firm. NN--'"SA VI tue latter
New-York tribune., 1902-02-21

dicially affect the Union Pacific in its relation
to the Burlington to safeguard itself against
possible danger from which system the Union
Pacific went into the contest for the control
OF the Northern Pacific, contest which culrnin-
ated on the panic day, May 8.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-21
GOVERNOR VAN SAINT ELATED.
HE AND MINNEsOTA's ATTORNEY GENERAL
DELIGHTED OVER PRESIDENTS ACTION.


DELIGHTED OVER PRESIDENTS ACTION.
St. Paul. Feb. Ex-Governor Van SAINT said this
afternoon regarding the proposed United States
suit against the Northern Securities Company;
We expected this action by the Attorney General
OF the United States would be taken. He has never
intmated that he could not would not proceeu
against the Northern Securities Company but, on
the contrary. said that he would examine the IactS
and If the law being violated he Wouid pro
ceed. OF course, we are delighted with tnis 4, Qe-
cisiOn and the people of this State and the NOrth-
west rest assured that their rights VIII be
protected and the law vindicated
Attorney General Douglass said:
Both the Governor and myself are elated over
the dictum of President Roosevelt and Attorney
General Knox in taking up the fight on the merger.
1t VIII not interfere in the least with our SUIT IL
viii be on broader and different lines. There IS
another advantage. The federal authorities have
much broader Jurisdiction than we have in this
State. We were limited to parties other than ctl-
zens of Minnesota. We could not proceed under
the Sherman law. either The federal authorities
have the widest jurisdiction They can bring In
the Northern Securities Company and everybody
connected in any way with the merger.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-21
FIVE THOUSAND LIVES LOST
VOLCANIC DISTURBANCES AT sHAMAKA RE-
NEWED.

London. Feb 21-Telegraphing from ST.
Petersburg, the correspondent Of THE Daily
Mali says the seismic disturbances at Shamaka
nave begun again. and that serious eruption
5Io 1ToIh a Itesh volcano started last Wednesday.
The correspondent adds that the number NJ
killed in the Shamaka district is now estimated
At 1000. - lIelou
New-York tribune., 1902-02-21
TWENTY- SECOND BOYS NoW ErG1nrrpo

albany Feb N-The formal order creating the
I'D Regiment, OF New York City as a rerir,a,+ oP
englneers' was to-day issued by Adjutanf General
New-York tribune., 1902-02-21
Hosiery and Underwear.

and girls, fast black, imported ribbed cotton fail
fashioned legs, double soles and double knees,
narrow or wide ribs. sizes to 70 in, value - -
Boys and Girls Hose; heavy weight, fleece
small quantity; reduced from sc to soc. Tor ~
Ladies' Hosiery; hne quality imported fast
black Isle thread; plain and Richeliet or - -
Rembrandt ribs; reduced from 3sc, for. ~
Ladies Vests, odds and ends OF heavy weight
Swiss and domestic ribbed merino, high necks
long sleeves, mostly in size 4. some white = -
some naturals, were SOC. to G5c--..-----.-- y -
Ladies' Vests, heavy weight. Swiss ribbed, sDun
silk white and colors, fancy trimmed, high neck
some slightly soiled, extra quality. were n -
SI.so and -7S........................... OIN
E!rst floor. "
New-York tribune., 1902-02-21

Robert ". De Forest Tenement House Com
missioner yesterday gave out the following
statement regarding the amendments TO the
Tenement House law which have been intro
duce6 he erisl Ii
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Sir $500 nad 9entidlan0.

9eut1b : amerifanilGe 3eitungerl
meroen int olten 8aterlano nit erD-
Betn SntereKe eele1en, neil fie iib
fret ausipreben unb bdufie nDn briis
ben mebr 0euiefeiten unb 9abri1=
ten bringen, als Die beutl9en Bel.
tuneen ielbit. Die rSreie Yreffe fir
TeraS" lit oriiben iberau, mpbin ffe
gelanot piro, Elm iebr germ ge1ebener
@aft uno fann iib riibmen, Mner.
fennnng unb @uroieung 8u fnben,
mte aus 5ablreiben Briefen an uus,
iopie an Dieienieen, pelbe oas Nlatt
an tire Termanoter 1hiden, berpDr-
3ebt. @er oaber ieinen 8eruanoteu
uno 5reunoen cine Jreube ertpeiien,
ibnen Elm m~iufpmmenes @eldenf
MAIDEN mill, Der be1tene fir 1ie bic
r5reie BreIie fir 9eraS". Das Sns
tereie fir Seras, mie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @eeenb, 100 Die
Wertuanoten tpDbnen, 1T in Deut1G=
lamb iebr lebbaft unb es lit unm6g>
lid, in Bripatbriefen cine 10 grun6.
li6e Iuffldrung unb Beibreibuna
oes fremben 2an6es gu geben, pie
bies Die nGreie Brefie" aatp6fentz
LID tbut. SIR 6er aerineen Breis
BON So perienoen mir pDrtofrei unieg
ceibbaltiges @obenblatt auf elm Sabr
an irgeno cine Mbreiie i'm Nusianbe.
Sic Treie Nreife fir 9eras pmbl.
Gpmpan1.
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Maer Mugen amf 9eraS.

2eraS lit getpaltig. Seine unae=
beure BaumpDu= grnte uno rpunoer-
barren Sel=&aeer perieben Die 0eli
in grtaunen. uno iebt orinat cine
faum glaublibe Wadridt BON Cisco,
Ieras, iiber DR.. Kings New Dis
covery 9ege1 Sbminolu9t in aue
Welt. Gin &ebafteur, 6err s. 3.
Eager, lhreibt: vWeine Srau aoo
iib elm ernitbaftes 2unaen.Qei6en
gu, pelbeS einen anoauernoen, hart
nddi9en Suiten perurlabte uno
IblieBlib in ftarte 8lutltGrse aus
artete; Or. Sings Seem Discuoerp
iteate meme @attin ieooh poaltdns
Dig ber." Dieles Mittel miro puIitip
aarantirt gegen Suiten, grfdltuna
uno aue Sals. uno 2unaensQeiben.
so Gts. uno $1.00. 8rubeaalden
gratis bel S. aalteper & Subn,
Geo. s. S. Shmitt, @iaentbiimer,
uno Io. DreiB.
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seit iiber 60 Sabren

ibon murhe Mrs. @inslom's @oo.
thing Sprup BON WiniDneu BON
Wittern beim 3abnen Der Rinber
angepenoet. @irft Du i'm SAlafe
ourb oas Sbreien zines &inbes 9e.
ftOrt. oas i'm 3abnen lit uno Dor
Sbmer5en meint? Mern 10, Ia1ie
lofort cine Glai9e BON ,Mrs.
Winslous SOOTHING Syrup" bDlen.
Sein @ertb lit un~besablbar. @s
miro benz fleiner 2eibenben fDfort
2inberung neribaHen. GerlaBt eu@
oarauf, Witter, es lit fein Bueifel
oariber. Sc BELT Diarrbpe, reeu.
lirt ben Magen unb bic @ieren, Be-
ieitigt 8ino &olit, ertpeidt ben
8aumen, perbinbert gnt3inbuna
nnb ftdrtt bas gauge Spitem. ,Mrs.
Winslpms SOotbing Sgrup" fiir sab,
nenoe &inber 1T angenebm i'm sc.
ibmad; oa8 &ecept ita1nint BON
einem per beiten meibliden Ner3te in
ben Ser. Staater. Sc ift bel allen
9ruggiften in Der gnr5en Melt au
baben. Breis 25 Gents Der Tla5me.
.&auft niGtS anberes, afs Mrs.
WinslouS SDothina=S urup.
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9ie bulldnbiime Meiie Der 9eipsi=
aer 9tu1enten.

Inter bic 2eip5iger Stuoenten
ibeint oaS &eilefieber gefommen au
fem. @adoem eliifliber @eiie
aus ibrem BrDieft, Sbiqers n&duz
Der" in 8aris auf5ufibren. nibts
tuuroe, haben iie nun in Ma1ie Ell
men Iusfug nod 6oIano angetre<
treten. NuS utrebt ihreibt man:
Wm 8abnbof batten fib aablreibe
utrebter Stuoenten nit ibrem &ec=
tormagnificius 8rofeiipr 5abrebt
gum @mpfan9 Der beutiben Commit
litonen eingefunoen. Stirmil1e
6Dbrufe, bic begeiitert erui6ert
tuuroen, biloete, ben @iGfommens=
gruB. Die boadnoiiben Stuoenten
geleiteten Die beutiben na9 ben So
tells uno bolten @abmittags ibre
@aite gu einem &unogang bur9 Die
Staot ab. Mm Nbenb fanb in Der
u~niperlitdt feierliber pffisieqer @m=
pfang itatt. &ector 6ibrebt bielt
Die 0egruBungsreoe. St bieB Die
Deutiben i'm Nan1en bes Senates
tuiQtommen. Die Stuoentenidaft
aQer NatiOnen lei perbunben burd,
iugenblibe Beeeifterunasfdbigfeit,
burh 2iebe CUR @iiienibaft, gu &unit
uno Treibeit. Durb barten &f
babe fib Deutiblano feline @iniefeit
erfdmpfen miiien, ebenio wie
POLAND fir feline Sreibeit gefdmpft
babe Dor Sabrbunoerten unb
pie oas Bruoerpplt Der 6pudnoer
iebt fdmpfe i'm Suoen Nfrifas.
(Tolenoer BeifaQ.) Sn furaen
beraliben Worten banfte bierauf Ir=
thur b. @erlab namens Der oeut=
iden Stuoenten fir ben eruBartieen
@mpfang, Der Die tiibn1ten grrparz
tungen i%ibertrofen babe. Inter
Torantritt Der Yrofeiforen puroe
nun oas Senatsaimmer beluht, be1=
len @dnoe bic 8prtrdts aGer @es
lebrten sieren, Die felt Sabrbunoer-
ten in utrebt unterrihteten; bier
trugea fib ale @dfte in bas 8ud
Der u~niberfitdt elm. Damn muroen
ale nbrigen &dume bieier berrliden
alma mater beitbtigt, Die nit auten
Gopien Der @eiitertperte nieoerldn=
bidder Walerei geibmiidt iino. Gin
WlutDmmenstrant tpuroe creoenst,
oarauf folgte elm aemeinlamer
rBummel", Ger natiirlid an Ohm
&riiser's 8iaa porbeifibrte bier
itimmten Die 6oIdnber ibr Matio,
nailed an, uno Die Deutiden Ianaen
rDeutlhlano. DeutI1lan6 iiber Nl=
les. BUR Sreuoe Naer seiate 1ih
Der greiie Brdiibent am SenHer, er
rau9te lein 8feifben ul;o oanfte
nit freunolidem @iden 1iir Die Suaz
tiOn, tporauf 6pd=Gufe ertDuten.
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sesas.

in xtaluut Springs, i1Qhe
8dtters Station an BET 6uuitou nn6
1eras Central Babn, breiaehn Weir
len siurooitlih BON GDufOn, 1T in
elsief 2iefe bon 135 SSus Elm See
pom ffliigem Nspbalt entbedt mprs
ben. Wis iebt tpar iaur Elm einaioer
oerdrtlQer See beta1nt uub berieibe
1T nlaf Der Sniel Trinibao. fio6ifIih
BON oer Snief Martinique.
Jn temple bnt elm tuulteu-
brudartiger Me9er niele 6duier I'M.
ter 8affer eeiebt.
= BDn Beeos tpiro Qemelbet. bos
e bort felt iieben Wpnaten gum er.
ten Male einett netlnenSwerthen Me-
Gen geaeben bat.
- Die A"bftimrnunq iber bas Sos
cal Option @efeb In Montaaue
0ottrtp 1T auf ben 7. SUM anbe.
ralttlt tpUroen.
- Sn Scurrp guuntp 1T Brobi-
uitl0ia NIT grQBer Maipritdt auge.
npliirten iu0rben.
Jnt Staate giebt 1ih cine Be-
meoiil,e tuno CUR @ieberberfteluna
oes 1nreans fir Snbufrie. un6
Nderbau.S tntiftif.
g. uHioa, Der iapaueiilhe
gesiernl-& oniul in @er gort, mar IN
Qonlton, uni gu errlittelr. mefde
0ete0eubeiten lid ben innnn;sMen
Meisbauerrt IN ourtiser @eaen6 sur
Gnfie6lung bieten.
Dem nabe Gina, Sadion
county, mobnenben 5armer s. S.
Mo1bingtOn tuuroen bonn Blib flint
8abe e~ridlagen, bic nabe BEN Drabts
saurt itattben.
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li9er 2ebrtrdfte inn Ghulqebduoe

liber 9~ebrtrdfte i'm G6ulsebdube
perbleiben uno it9 Die Belt = gang
na6 FREEZER Wabl - bnr9 Spiel Dber
Nrbeit pertreiben fDnnen. SIN @inz
ter balten fie itb in ben tparrter
&dumen auf, I'M Sribling ooer
SDmt1er unternebmer iie unter
Slbruna oes Iufiebers Doer Der
Nu1eberin gemeiniame Spa5ier=
gdnge.
5Ggli6 INN 6 ubr abenbs miro
an ale &inber Elm Stiid 8rDt, elm
Stud @bofolobe unb ettpas Sbit
nerabreiht. 9iele Mablseit erbals
ten Die &inber burb bas gauge Sabr,
AUDI nad IufbDren Der Mtttags<
mablaeiten. go febren iie, penn
nteleiht AUDI nibt iatt, 10 bDb iez
oenfauS ni6t nit leeren Wagett, am
Qbenb beim. Ser Nufentbalt i'm
Sbulbaule lit ibnen bis 8 ubr
abenos geitattet. 9a finoen pobl
Die meilten lire g(tern 81 6aule.
Seoes &ino, pbne INTERRUPTED Der
&onfei1ion unb &eibsaueeb0riafeit,
miro oieier Surlorge tbeilbaftig.
Wer Die persrdmten uno bleihen @e=
1ibter Der bungernoen uno nptbees
brunger auf Der StraBe umberirrenz
ben &inoer' anoerer @roBitdote init
oieIen &inoern oergleiht, miro auf
ben eritsn Bid ben gang geualtigeu
moraliihen Nuben bieier Snitituz
tionen ertennen.
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Ser Cinderella S4mb =Valait

SEQ. 207 Ma,no Blaaa, 1elepbpn
585, bat einen groBen @orratb bon
Shuben fir 9erren, 9amen uno
&inoer. Nae @aaren iino nur aus
ben erlten Sabriten beauaen. Wir
bieten ale &unturrena burb Quali=
tdt uno BreiIe. Mu9 Die beliebten
uno bor5Ialiben Nlfreo Dplge's
Jil5lbube iino mieoer an9efommer.
Sprebt bel unS Dor uno be1ihtiat
unier 2aeer Doer ibidt Cure Guf-
fridge brief1ih elm.
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Grihridt BET bent &ebanfem ant Wer=
dQttQete4.

rMur NIT einet1 Meneitlihteitsge=
fibI benfe i'd an Die bret Sabre met
nes Nierenleioens 5urid", ibreibt
Der 8Ditbpte Burnett Manr BON 2e=
parnia, o., SD mar faft taee= uno
nabtelang NIT ihredlidenS bmeraen
i'm &lden 9eplagt. 8eim 8iiden
ooer 6eben pDn BDitidden ftanb ib
Die beftieiten Sbmeraen aus. Sd
flblte MIDI matt uno %abeearbeitet
uno Bate fait allen 2ebensmutb per>
loren, ale ib anfing Electric Bit
ters gu nebmen. Sebs Slaihen
bieies munoerbaren Wittels lteuter
MIDI uieoer n~oaltdnoie Der uno ib
fiible mild iebt mie Elm reuer Wanr."
Electric Bitters Fat nidt ieines
@leiben afs 6eilmittel fir Wagen=,
2eberz uno &ieren=2eiben. 8Daiee
3ufriebenbeit earantiren S. &altener
& Sobn, @eD. S. S. Sbmttt, @i=
gentbiimer unb Nb. 9reiB. Breis
nur so Gents.
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MaltNfftrine

lift pon groBem @ertbe fir Miitter
uno lhmade 9eute; es miro ipeeieu
aaen 9enen aufs @drmite e,rpfob=
len, Die unter allgemeiner G@mdbe,
Ibaelpanntbeit unb Merpp1itdt lei=
ben. @S lit Der TDnif auer TonifS.
@iro NUT BON Der .Mnbeuler : Bnlh
8rauerei in ct. Souls Mo., bers
ge1telt.
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@ir baben einen erpBen @pr=
ratb BON NefrigeratDren. @aHer-
fnblern, @isibranfe uno See Cream
Sree5erS, bic tpir gu niebrigem
Yreiie aus5uoerfaufen manlGen.
6. $. Dean & 6 o.
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g. u. 4 u. q. 8abn.
NbfQhrt.

Nab @albetun. 5oufton uno guero tag.
maS Corpus glrifi. a~ranias gas an6
BeeniIe tdali6 ..........9 nbr Wprn1.
mnb 2:20 Nabm.
Nah 8brne unb 8errpile, tdelth......
$3.50 Born.
Mnfunt.
Bon @alnetDn, &Duitpn unb guero tdg<
lib zoo Mbenos.
Ipn GDrpns ghriii, Mranias 8aB unb
Beebt1e taglih. .2:05 Nacbtt.
gon 86rne nnb 8errbiIe. td9lib......
$3.50 Mbenbs.
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GHenbabn Tabr=Y lan.
s. & 9. u. @abm.

Nab alien HDro>3 s<Huntten ........
.7.30 8prn1.
geob ct. Souls, Memphis unb benz
SIlell. l1.CU u(tLLuQ9.
Nab @acD, Norb~Seras, Santa Sc unb
5riscD@8unften ..........8.15 Mbeubs
9tab ct. 2outs unb benz Often 900
ytacb Gareoo uno Merico 1900 &Drnt.
Nnfunt.
Sons 81. 9Duis uno benz Often .7.3O Born.
Bon 0Dro<Selas, Santa Sc unb Srisco<
Suntfen .S.45 SDrnt.
8Dn lDcalen Yunften ........6.30 Nachm.
Bon ct. 2ouis unb benz Often .11.45 Gbbs.
SDn 9areoo un6 Merif0. 49,. IL. 10 Nadbm.
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= Slieaen-T eniter, Slieeen=9ba
rem; ale Mrten 9rabt Mebe uno
.3ubebDrtbeile. @ir baden bic nies
brighten Breiie fir .bieie 8ranbe.
6. 8raeaer,
322-34 Ot=g ommer =GtraBe.
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sontbern Nacific Babu.

Nab Nep Orleans, 6oufpn mno Sol.
beftDn tdglib.. 1890 Mittags.
0ab Often, 3us SEQ. 10. $50 Mbenbs.
Nah 81 8aio, g%alifornien unb Werito
900 8Drm.
Nab 0Drb<EeIas, ct. 2Duis unb gbica<
go (Katy Flyer. 1915 Mbenbs.
Mnfunt.
Won NDro<Setas, ct. Souls unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer 1880 Morge1S.
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