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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-04
THEY WANT RECOGNITION.

Wilkesbarre, Pa. June Another dark
strike cloud doomed up on the horizon of
the anthracite coal region today. The
executive boar dot the United Mine
Workers in session here today endorsed
the selection Of their three district pres
idents on the board Of Cancellation auth
orized by the strike commission and II
these members are not recognized by the
operators the executive board will con-
template calling aNconvention Of the mine
workers to declare a suspension of work
until their members are given recognition.
The district presidents issued the fol-
lowing statement tonight on the dispute:
AT a meeting Of the executive board
Of the anthracite region here today the
members selected to represent the Mine
Workers Of each district on the concilia-
ton board reported that the representa-
tives Of the operators refused to recognize
them or the Mine Workers credentials or
accent the mas members Of the concilia-
ton board. They reported that the oper-
ators objected on the ground that the
mine workers representatives We're an
pointed by the president OF the organiza-
ton I'm each district The award Of the
selecting members Of the Cancellation
board proves as follows: That is 10 say.
if there shall hs = division Of the whole
region into three districts in each Of
which there shall exist an organization
representing a majority OF the mine
workers OF each district. one member Of
said boards Of ccnciliauon shall be ap-
pointed by each OF sand organizations
and three other rcrosus snail be appoint
ed by the operators. the presidents in each
district appointing one person. The dis
+rict boards are stin OF the opinion that
the appointing of representatives as pro-
vided for by the section OF the award and
voted unanimously 10 reaffirm the former
action.
Two questions we're under constoera-
ton by the meeting today. one IS 70 make
application TO the national president OF
the Mine Workers 10 issue an order for 4
general suspension OF work throughout
the whole anthracite region. to continue
until the operators agree TO adjust exist
ing grievances. and live Up 10 the award
Of the anthracite coal strike commission.
The second Is the additional convention
70 consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of taking the
above action"
Another meeting viii be held tomorrow
TO decide IS to whether suspension Of
work shall be ordered
District Presidents Nichols and Fahey
intimate tonight that the executive board
OF the Mine Workers viii stand by their
resolution and viii insist that the MEM
bers Of the Cancellation board be reeog
nized-
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and been struck with the directness of the
Eastern literature and the palavering
phraseology of the Western. Here it is:
Conductors and motormen FOR the day
shifts will report at the powerhouse for
duty at a. n. daily, in uniform. 1t is
necessary once more to entoin neatness
of attire upon the employees of this COM
paHy. and persistent neglect of this rule
viii be considered a sufficient cause for
dismissal There it is: Conductors and
motormen will please report etc, and
Employees are again reminded that neat
ness Of attire is as much TO be desired as
courtesy to patrons. and the company
hopes to see an increasing attention TO
such Details 1t is the tone of command
contrasted with the tone of persuasion.
and the difference describes the situation
in the two sections more eloquently than
volumes of elaborate explanation.
What 1 am getting at is the broad prin-
ciple that a frontier State like South Da-
kota would not dare 10 tackle such a case
as that at Deadwood in the way that New
York tackled a similar condition of things
when the Schenectady union proposed to
throw the workman, Potter, out of his
livelihood because he was citizen soldier.
In New York there is so large and power
full an element in the popula ton that does
not have to lean on organized labor, that
even a legislature elected by popular vote
does not stand in abject terror of the
wrath of the unions.
THE only consoling view OF such in
cidents as that at Deadwood is the realiza-
ton that all such things bring US so much
nearer the time when the tug of war
must come and the decision be reached
whether organized labor or organized law
is to be the higher power in this republic
can commonwealth. The ultimate result,
no sensible man can fail to forecast; but
it is hard to see how we can escape
test on that question, any more than we
escaped one on the question of slavery.
Unfortunately, as matters are now, we
cannot make the test national. as regards
the militia issue at least. A soldier enter
IN the United Etates army thereby makes
a complete change in his career for the
term of his enlistment. He cannot be a
carpenter at home and a soldier in the
field at the same time. AS a militiaman.
his public relation does not interfere with
his private calling; and on that account
the labor union which controls his trade
can tyrannize over him unless the local
lawmakers have courage enough to bake
tyranny of that sort of criminal affence.
One day-let US hope not very long hence
such legislation will be on the statute
book of every one of the United States.
Meanwhile, it would be an interesting
topic for the Department of Labor to
dig INTO: The attitude Of labor organiza-
tons in all parts Of the country towards
the military service. We have had their
views on almost every other question
under the sun f l.. L.
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FOR SALE-An s-r0om. east front house.
new cement walks. large barn. one mile
from heart of city. best uiit house IN
town, 20 feet 20 car lt1s N9rtn 600. n
n cent hut the prise j. gOing down. has
been s. DO $500. Sz.S9 NOW offer me
50 IN. You never saw such a bargain
VIII sell this week. Come today. y l.
Spencer. 10 :. Market l4-it
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LEGAL.
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Department Of the Interior.
ga - Trsfa1- 4
Washingion. -. q AIsY 81 lsa

OfncF or lnLiau AuafTS.
Washington. u. G.. May O. ls1
The town lots 81 the town % Wsshunga
on the kaw reservation. Oklahoma. win
be offered for sale az public auction. 70
the highest bidder. IN accordance with
the provisions OF the Eaw agreement.
the sale 10 commence on Thursday. June
=. 1903. at o clock a. m The towns 70
IS situated adjacent 20 the kaW sub
agency. IN the southern part q the reaer-
walton. The sale wll3 continue from d. =
10 dsy untA an the lots are offered All
bids will be subject o. the approval 81
The Secretary Of the Interior. and the
right - hereby I'd 20 reject any or
all bids. The purchaser q each iot viii
be required 70 deposit twenty-five per
cent of the purchase price on the date -
sale payment TO be made either iu cash
or nv certified checks or drafts TueeT-
tiled checks VIII not De accepted The
remainder q the purchase price must -
,.fa rsr.rr THE delivery n fhe decd AT
checks and drafts should b made pay
able 10 d 4 Mitscher United States In
dian agent Deeds IN fee simple vii -
executed and delivered 70 the pure hsHcFs
a. early - practicable after The approval
~ the BIDS. Purchasers vii not - per
-ulfred 20 take possession until after the
deeds are delivered Copies . the Tuiee
and REGULATIONS covering ire SAFE. and al
other necessary fuforrr alton may - OBJ
tained by sdtressinz the CommiEsigner
81 Indian AGsirs. warrington. d G. OF
The L :. Indian AEe1t. PaHhElzka- Okla
hrr-a a C. TONER
HIT Acting Commisxlo1er.
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statesmen WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Fresh Jersey COW. Address
Box 1116. giving age and where can be
seen. l4-t1
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srRAYEo.

STRAYED OR ETuLE.E-FTun City sfs-
hles- Sun6aT morning. Goe 1iacz saolse
fsar.z E23zbr - ocs8E-z- four SHE
EeEs zhEe FACE stfEar1 fe- " -
tsTs d sane q CITY s;<t2ea- Is-;f
STHsTED OR sIsFI-E-,S-F-az. TIE aGdi-
fa-7nr- aperN byzEe. O. FrscaT naEn1
Ezr - 3 sc-rsl mare. bird - crs e. 2,
,~~txtf ahossr SO g-rszs1z TrtEr1 -
~ X Water strs@t l--zH
STEA ! Ed tzo-Ffar-ssa serTtl <s.1ti-<
~ @4E~t f-&T 80 49, s-<-tE 49, 49,
rn<rrssr~ - ss1fssE~ Ff.H EetL-B -
= Secasd STREE and ssc<tFs reE q
!. z. Elzs<g. f1
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PERSONAL

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PERSoNAI~-Mifv1fs graduate % IN
--srs-I C-o77sEe EuioEne Germany.
went years E1rcessful practice -
Arersrz Eo1e for lsdtes before and
d-.rf-E conarsu @rt B1rfEs BOARDED
az homes fond Ehca desired At5reEs
NJ a Efyffss - Esr1uua srf-1c.
co-rer East Secossd street ~hcne &
49, fe-th-tt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-04

Best for stopping hair from falling out.
Pest for shampoo.
Best for complexion.
Best for bath
Best for curing ell facial blemishes and
skin eTuptions,
Best toilet soap ever made.
II you have chspped hands TRY IT.
If you have ehapped lips, TRY IT.
Ii you have facial blennishes, TRY IT.
II you wish to improve your complexion,
TRY IT.
TRY IT
Ifyou want the best toilet sap ever NADIA
Thy 1T.
Sold everywhere, Price Is cents
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MEDICAL

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EDICAI-SyphIitic hood potson SUI
ferers eau test Lopez Specific FOR >
aavs on q bank guzrzntee-zo pay Z
not uenedtted Write for prof. an
order blank Lopez Remedy Co, Nsca-
TIA kaEs. As-I
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WANTED-A good cook; no washing or
ironing, nor sweeping. Must have best
of references. So y. Topeka avenue.
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WANTED-Good girl cook; no washing
or ironing; good wages. Mrs. ]. w.
Gillespie. I515 Park Place avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-04

WANTED-A good girl for general house
work. Inquire mornings, at a36 North
Topeka avenue. S-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-04

WANTED-GirI 10 work in gas mantel
factory. The Incandescent Light and
Supply Co, 123 S. Main 1i-1tX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-04
TXPEWRITERs.

n . + : a., al TeoSir@s
sr5 rented All makes Solc On pay
rnenTs LiiltsoE oescs Supply Co.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-04
SAFES.

- -, 49, --tS5
ir stock Sold g. pay=cais- Fsctc-J
rrtce. ztlIlsoa OEscs Supply Co. wichita
mt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-04

WANTED-Middle-a white woman for
general homework; no washiEg- L"z
Park Place avenue. 1tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-04

WANTED-An experienced white girl, for
general Homework. Address ID. Nj. F,
care Eagle. iO-f
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-04

WANTED-White girl for general house
work. No washing. Address IT. w, ."
care Eagle. 10-u
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REAL EsTATEFoR SALE

hEAL eSIAIE FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Sixty feet and s-roorn COT
tage. in the 9Th block on North Topeka.
az the price Of the lots. Freeman. SIS z
80
FOR SALE@T'wo. four OF seven vacant
lots. west OF packing house. cheap
FOR SALE-A bargain. 70 by 20 feet. 10
room, modern house. 14y. Fairv:sw
owner ct lis .Iathewson avenue. -es-tt
FOR sALE-l6o acres. bottom land. =
barn. i acres meadow. IS acres Ia pas
ture. Wen fenced: balances in culttya-
Sion- Good bearing orchard For few
Gays only at S,seo c. p Davis. Valley
Sehter' Nan s-u
FOR sALE-2sO acres. 100 acres in cuiti-
Walton. 10 IN grass. well improved. one
nile from town Ed Braden. Derby,
- A-eO
FOR sALE-Ferrn Of is acres. adjoining
CIT southwest, 30 per acre al or
part: Address owner. c. 5. Richmond.
II y. 20. : H-sN
FOR SALE-s5 feet. second block, South
Topeka, az bargain - p FuIlinSton,
v Ilne oulIolns. Ns-u
FOR SALE-Fifty feet. on Chautauqua
avenue. east front. SIS. Freeman. SIS
Z. Douglas. is-5t
FOR SALE-A good farm OF 400 acres
located s miles north OF Hazleion. Kan.
in the sharon valley: 80 acres extra
nice land: 80 In cultivation. balance IA
native grass: good 2-story house. good
cistern, good well. with wind pump;
land good for either wheat or corn This
is really fine farm Can be bought
much less than its real value Inquire
at the Kansas National bank
I-asu-tu-thil-tf
FOR SALE-S2o acres bottom land. g
room residence. Il lots. inside property.
county seat. ZOO population. Reasonable
terms Time no object II good sscu-
rity at per cent. c. W. Fatrchild.
H-Nl
FOR sAL-E-Lo;s and lumber to build
on time. Cleveland. ITO y. Main
iStA
FOR SALE-ise acres IL miles from VAL
ley Center, S-room house. with c.stern
and cellar. harm. Ssx60. % acres bottom
pasture. II acres alfalfa. balance in cul-
uvauon. SO an acre. G. r Davis. Nal-
ley Center. Kan. TT
FOR SALE-Some choice vacant lots. on
North Topeka. North Lawrence. North
EmpOria and ST. Francis avenues. for
less than the market value. Freeman,
SiS r Douglas avenue ls-ot
FOR SALE OR -TRADE-ioO acres s miles
north OK Wichita on Little river well
improved, fine bearing orchard. an up
to-date farm. VIII consider Wichita
property only. Look this up. 9. II.
Davis. Valley Center. Kan TT
FOR SALE-Fine building site. y. Wash
inston. third block. Inquire 10 Estelle.
l4-ttx
FOR SALE-On North Topeka avenue. :
feet front. 2-stoTy. S-rOom house. fruit.
shade blue grass lawn. in the cream or
locations. II taken this week Will be
sold at about the value OF the ground.
Freeman, SIS +. Douglas avenue.
FOR SALE-Ten acres OF land. 3 blocks
south OF packing house; adJoins three
railroads and does not overflow. a me
site for mills and elevators. Price.
81 SOC
| Seven-roorn house - feet. I0th block on
South Main: must be sold. 81. I0o.
Groom. new cottage. modern, barn, g.
feet, east front, close in, OF Main, al a
bargain.
IsO-acre. wen-improved farm. miles Of
city $500
100 acres. improved. miles Of city.
$3.50.
| have a large list Of fine farms. ranches
and city property to sell at bargain
| Come and see me. John ferriter 80 y
Main. 5-tf
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WANTED-GirI for general heuse1 ork;
wages, "a per week, and no washing;
References required. Park Place and
Main street. u-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-04

WANTED girl for general house
work. s24 5. Topeka. 13-2tx
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WANTED-A girl to do general house
work. 534 s. Lawrence. 2-3tx
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WANTED-A good. strong girl. at the
Wichita hospital o-u
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MALE HELP WANTED.
SITUATION wANfEp-MALE.


WANTED-A position as salesman In
wholesale grocery or produce house. by
experienced man. Address IS, care
Eagle l3-3X
WANTED-Position. by first-class book
keeper and Office man: years expert
ence References furnished by present
employer. Satisfactory reasons for
making change Address &C. c. W."
general delivery. l2-6t
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WANTED-TWo experienced diningroom
girls. Address s. Billings, Enid, O T.,
Frantz Hotel. l2-6t
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-To sell territories
for practical calf-deh 7Tuiag knife. ChaS.
s Matthews. IL North Topeka avenue.
Wichita SIT
WASTED-Agents for the oest laundry
IN Kansas. Liberal commission Ad-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ISsGRE YOUR STOCK Of good wlth
Freeman. is~st
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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE AGENTS

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NOTICE-To Real Estate Agents. This
is 90 certify that ny pfopcrtT - So =
Main is removed from tn nsarks; n
n Genfnsr. N-afz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-04

FREEMAN has some ~ fho best fnsg--
aure canuanles ir the word. and sben
or need ~ Insurance. see hirn. 20 East
Douglas avenue III
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WANTED-A girl for housework, in
small family; no washing. Mrs. fWalter
lines. Inquire at the residence of Mrs.
Brown, 110l y. Lawrence. H-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-04

Hutchinson. Kan. Annual Kansas
Musical Festival, June I'd TO 5th; nse fer
round trip. Tickets on sale June to !.
inclusive with fnal return limit June
Denver. Coio.-United Society Of Chris
tan Endeavor. Ss for the round 'Eia-
Tickets on sale July LIST to 10th. inclusive.
Final return limit August n. 1926
ty...e c..t,-%,s. E~xey~sgar- t1ne-Wa< and
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FOR SALE OR RENT-A fine chance for
live man in the live city OF Guthrie
oklahoma. to buy or rent a good bakery
and grocery stand. with bake oven and
shop ready for business. Write or call
on \. O. Jones. III West Harrison
Avenue, Guthrie, 0. 7. 6-12t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-04

g SHAWL lFeEt Dvsg8z Eo1eF -
gar on 6iS usrrsds 81 Sry csEsf eer1
securliy- B~sf y refer.r-ee. = ssass1-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY paying
Wichita dry goods business offers stock
for sale in 81 900 blocks. II you want
to know the particulars, write to Lock
Rox 3i5 wichita Kan IsO-tf
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FOR SALE-On North Topeka avenue. =
feet front. 2-stoTy. S-rOom house. fruit.
shade. blue grass lawn. in the cream OF
locetions. II taken this week Will BE
sold at about the value OF the ground.
Freeman, SIS +. Douglas avenue.
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FOR Three baby boys Hrx
..ffileT. - Mynona. 1861
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LET FIREMAN Nr.e FonF sr~, aghs-
nirg and fcrra6o frxaEance- "a Ezs'
Es-aglas aV~ues. Ia
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WANTED-A good cook. Mrs. s. W.
Cooper, College Hill. off
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SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.

~~-0N~-~CO~-~1~-~-O-~00
WANTED-A place in private family. TO
work for board. by young lady attending
the New York DressmakiDg school. In
Quire 233 Mathewson avenue. 14-1tX
WANTED-PoSition as nurse; confine-
ment cases preferred. Address "A. b., 3"
1881 y. Santa Fe avenue. H-4tX
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FOR SALE-Blacksmith shop and tools,
cheap. Address Box %. Peck, Kan.
10 &
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PAsTTf RAG I've r.llsz sezth- 90 ra.ss
wet Fr-ezas zsiVasGfF c1Es "a
vearIfnEE. - per n411fa SO Ekfc-
nsr ll-EE-t1-ths-1t
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FOR SALE or. TRADE-ioO acres. miles
north OK Wichita on Little river. well
improved. fine bearing orchard; an up
to-date farm. VIII consider Wichita
property only. Look this up. g. II.
Davis. Valley Center. Kan. 7-tf
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FOR SALE-FIve-roon furnished fat
Apply room I. No. 80 y. EmpOria
ff-tf
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- YOU are wanting % iuvsaf rc1F
money IL the beTt thing gee foy Fstent
Spring wheel sith soIid ruD.ssf Tire FER
hfc---fez automobiles Nc Cali nr ID
d-srs r . wilcox. - X. 81 Francs
avenue. wichita Kan. lt-etE
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WANTED Inexperienced. quick seamstress
that is "a good operator. Apply to HirSh
& Campbell, 229 S. Emporia avenue.
14-1tx
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FOR SALE-Fifteen-room roominS mouse
business; best location in city. must De
sold al once VIII sell very cheap. Good
rea sons for selling out Inquire at 203
y. Emporia. LIFT
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FOR TRADE-A good. new typewriter.
Tor a cow: also secondhand Typewriter.
a bargain. Cali IT'S y. Waco. soon
s-let
FOR TRADE-WesteTn ranch land and
GOD farms for other property Of any
kind Beusw * Co. Ito y. Main.
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auf einen anbarn uno beiiern glan
letnlgen, 10 tann's Dem 6eraltsgeber
re6t iein. gebtrer, ipluie 9lngelteate
Der p9t.=S.@ lino bon Der 9erlooiuna
ausgeI9lONen. gs miro orineeno ge=
pilni6t, oaB redt piele eeier bei Der
gerlooiung anipeienO iinO. Oamit ii6
Seoer iiber8eugen tann, OaB aaes
litreng eRrlib susebt. (Gjeibirr-S6nin=
Del miro nibt getrieben.
Die qreiie perOen ait entfcrnt tpob=
nenOe eeier uno gliidli6e geipinner
unentgeltli9 nerianOt un0 bic g}amen
Der 8efpi'tner in Der nd6lten 9lusgabe
Der ,0abridten-5erplo na1 Ser
1 itattsebabten gerlopiung betannt ge-
mabt.
g5 Mer ulIo nod bon Der 8er=
/ loOiun9 am 2. Mai &prteil baben Mil,
Der be5able foiOrt Elm Sabr i'm 8oraus
unb Elm Coupon Miro IoTort an ibn
nerteilt reip. Sugeianbt peroen.
Sans 9emutb.