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OTHER LIVESTOCK Markets.

Chicago.
Chicago, July 25.-Cattle-Receipts 500;
market steady. Good to prime sters,
s.. so; poor to medium. s425G5 %;
stockers and feeders. S2.5e14. 10; cows. s1-5O
G450: heifers. s2.25a475; Gamers. s1.5Og
2.75; bulls. S2.5Od425; calves, $3.0oQ1z 80;
Texas steers. S3.50G495.
Hogs-Receipts: today. 1900; tomorrow,
3.Se0; left over $500; mixed and butchers.
s.. 40Q5.75; good to choice heavy $3.50
$40; rough heavy. s5.25d5.50; light, $40
G5s2ik
sheep-Receipts, 1000: sheep and lambs.
steady Good to choice wethers. g. T5G
4 ,. fai- Il cho'ce mixed, IS. oe1f3 SO, est
ern sheep, y 25d4o0; native lam5s, Sc j
qG-'s: western lambs. s. 10000
Kansas City.
Kansas City. u4y -5.--Jattle-Receipts.
go: market unchanged Choice export
sn6 dressed beef steers S. 70qi5.25 tan
to good. $4.o0d4.70: stockers and feeders.
S25Gq435; western fed steers S30Od go 3;
Texas and Indian steers, 50. 2504O0; Texas
COWS. $2.oa32O; native cows, s2.o9G4. 10 /;
native heifers. 81. 40d5. 20; Gamers. Sk25Q
go; bulls, s2.5oG3.75; calves. s1.75G5.o.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market, sc lower;
top. $40; bulk of sales. S5.30d5. 40: heavy
s525q5-40; mixed packers. s5.25d5 40; light,
50. 4z1za5.45; workers., S5.40Q545; pigs. $40
@5.45.
Sheep-Receipts. none. Native lambs,
$3 l5Q 5.S5; western lambs. s3.c9G55O; fed
ewes. g sOd4.75; Texas clipped yearlings.
SSc0q495; Texas clipped sheep, 81. 75G4. 20;
stockers and feeders, s2.75Q365.
ST. Joseph.
81. Joseph. July 25.-Catle-Receipts, 80;
nominal.
Hogs-Receipts. $500: 5GlOc lower: lights
So $40; medium and heavy. S51.4505 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 300; top native lambs,
Sc 90. ewes 20 IN
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CASH QUOTATIONS..

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-market steady; winter patents.
s.. 1898 80; strsights, s3.5od3.10 spring pat
ents. $40OQ4 90; straights, sS.6Cq5.90; bak-
ers. s2.60d3-3o.
Wheat-No spring. soc; No. 8, 75aSOc;
No. red. 7511@7sc.
Corn-No. 9, yellow. SIC.
Oats-No 3 31qs2c: No. white. l1=q
42I2c: No. 8 white. 3Sa42c.
Rye-No. ., 5ldo4c.
Barley-Good feeding. Ale; fair TO choice
mailing. 47d53c.
Flax Seed-s21sc. No. northwestern,
s6c
Prime Timothy Seed-sS.35.
Provisions-Mess pork. per Dbl, Sl3. $50
13 so: lard, per 100 lbs. S7.55; short ribs
sides Qoosel. S7s7lzQSoc: dry salted
shoulders. tboxed), s.. 5o7f762js short clear
sides. boxed. ss.50GS 62Iec.
Whiskey-Basis Of high wines. $3.50.
CloVer-Contract grade Si2 19d12. %.
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CABINET REGENCY.
All Sorts of Gossip Is Heard About
Prince Ferdinand.

London. July Pa dispatch from Sofia,
Bulgaria, dated last Tuesday. contains no
indication of trouble.
a Vienna dispatch just received says
that Prince Ferdinand has not come 10
Vienna: that he passed through Buda-
pest at 10 this morning. seeing nobody
and proceeded Immediately 10 Ebenthal,
in the Austrian Alps. where his mother
lives. taking with him a numerous suite.
1t is tated that a cabinet regency has
been arranged for month Although it
is generally admitted that the political
situation IS not of the rosiest. there Is
absolutely no confirmation from any
source OF the revolutionary rumors. Il
is said in some quarters that Prince err
dinand warned the Austrian and Russian
governments that he would not return un-
less the powers guaranteed the applica-
ton OF Macedonian reforms. but this
statement is not confirmed.
London. July 25.-The Times this morn
ing prints dispatch from Sofia. dated
yesterday. which says that Prince Ferdi-
nsnds departure is proof Of the i'm
proved relations between Bulgaria and
turkey ne rDnorS t6at MS ministers
advised him to depart owing to a con-
spiracy are pronounced pure inventions.
Berlin. July Notwithstanding the
semi-official denial that Prince FerdI-
hands departure from Servia amounts &c
flight the Vossische Zeitung. which gets
well authenticated information from Bull
garia. says it believes that the rumors
Of the princes fight have some basis and
regards il as probable that he has left
the country till the existing excitement
subsidies. II prints today a special dis
patch from Sofa. saying II i openly as
serted there that an attempt against
Prince Ferdinand's throne l. not i'm
possible. Servia's example having had
profound influence on the princes enc
mics
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steady 10 % points lower; closed steady
net 2 to 10 points higher
New York, July 25.-Cotton-Spot closed
quiet; middling uplands 1880. middling
gull 12.75c: sales. none.
Futures opened firm July. 13-+oc;; Aug
ust. L 40c: September. 1o.slc; October.
$3.50; November. s.75c; December, 9.75c ;
January. 9-72c: March. 9.s5c.
Futures closed steady. July, 1850; Aug
ust. I232c; September. 1880: October
ssIc; November. 9.74c; December. SIC F;
January, $3.50; February. s.sSc; March.
9.6Sc.
Galveston, July 25.-Cotton-Steady ar
12c
Liverpool, July 81 p. m.-Cotton-Spot
in fair demand; prices four points high
er; American middling. 664c.
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NOVEL LINE OF DEFENSE.
Evidence Concerning the Source 81
the Furc Is Conflicting.

New York July 25--cogusel Tor Law
renee Murphy. former treasurer OF ths
stonecutters' union. nox On trial charged
with appropristing the funds q the or
gsnization. continued his novel line q
defense before Judge Newburges today
IN dragging from each witness admissions
as 70 methods used b tbs Journeyuas1
SioneCutteTs' unson n extorfing moray
from employers There VAS crowd %
lzboringnen In court
John Boyle treasurer OF the sscuecEt-
tiers union. ~zs recalled Through him
the prosecutor identified contract BE-
tween the six members Of the Stoaecut-
ters' union and the Lawyers Surrey
company to prove tie testimony Of yss-
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. July 25.-The week ends in
dry goods with buyers practically indif
ferent to merchandise. except when they
are obliged by pressing needs to pur
chase for immediate delivery. In such
cases high prices are being paid.
Manufacturers. however. owing to the
curtailment of production in progress. are
not urging buyers TO operate and this
course is likely 10 be pursued for some
time TO come
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STRIKE NOT SETTLED.
Manager Nudge Had No Success az
la Junta.


La Juuta, Colo. July general Man
ager Nudge Of the Santa Fe railroad
has been unsuccessful IT. settling the
strike IN the shops here lie offered 70
take the men back 10 work individually
but the proposition vas refused BY the
men after the matter had been discussed
in meeting Vice President Wilson o.
the machinists union is expected here
today from Pueolo and he - credited
with saying that unless some settlement
Is reached Immediately ali Of The shop
neu on the system viii be ordered out
The strikers insist that they shall BE
returned 10 their positions in body TIE
strike originated 5 a demand Tor q regular
pay day Men shipped iH by the company
- take strikers places have oeoiine1 -
work after being acquainted with the
sifr1affon
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Bank Statement.

New York. July 25.-The statement of
averages of the clearing banks Of this
city for the week shows:
Loans, se07, $50, 700; increase, sss4.20o. De-
posits. 1892 376. 800: increase. s716s, 100 Cir
culation s43, SIS. 200: decrease. $500. Legal
tenders. s7s.1i2 800: increase. $685.. 40
Specie. s166. 367. 10Oc-icrease, s.. 500, zoo Re
serve SPA. 500. 500; increase, s.. 400 100. Re-
serve required S225. 594 200: increase, 81.
&c., It's. Surplus SIS .sl5. 40: increase. g.
636. 925. Ex-United States deposits. s2s,-
729. 675; increase 1854. 600
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Pueblo and Missouri Pacific hone. This
route can BE- varied - that the return
trip from Portland VIII be over The
o. r X and y CO. Oregon short Lins
to Ogden. y. 4 y o. through salt i-aks
City 70 Pueblo and Missouri Pacific home.
This makes a trip of OVER 500 miles for
the nominal sum Of - o. Numerous
free side trips and reduced rate trips
are allowed 10 the holders Of these tex
cts. stop-ors are allowed ~ and wet
Of Pueblo. Colorado Springs and Den
yer. on both the going and return trips.
The Missouri Pacific train leaves Wieh-
tia Al p m. daily and carries = Puilmsn
sleeping car Wichita 10 Pueblo. Colorado
spriags ard Denver. where direct coonsc~
tons are made with the y 4 T. .. rail-
way for San Francieco ard Los Anksles.
For full particulars regarding routes.
stop-0vers sleeping car reservation. rates
and descriptive ltsrature. call On q srsts
the undersigned.
l. X. sHSRwIS. p 4 r A
D. corner wichita street and Douglas
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NICHOLSON TO COMMAND.
He viii Have Charge Of tire Cruiser
Tacoma.

Washington. july captain Esginald
nicholson q the bureau - naviEa-
tion VII command the cruiser Tacorn~
on III completion q that vessel neat
sr-fnE. Rear Admiral Bradford chief q
the hureau OF equipment. has applied for
state duty aud zia - given command
u the uuno-s Captain Ben5anain =
f.s-n.ssrton has been selected 70 ccE-
rnand II south Atlantic sguadroa AID
srlll hoist hls Gag on 1he SeE forS eaFiy
IN S@utsruber He resisves Rear admiral
surner. who rer.res N Deceuh sr- = =
probable that Captain Casper ,. Gpoi-
rich recently n co-nman6 = TIE II
eeiviag ship Mlnnea7-liis. XII - assisTas's
as eonmauaa-t u the Portsmouth,. y n
navy yard
Csptzin william :. CooEies ~iA bo.si
bis aag % the sa;f.eshsp Missouri. r9E
rez-inz co-npleisar- about Sose-steT ?.
ard vii take he- south with H. Nerth
Atlantic neet =. fns Efass- rzazsuserz
san Frzucfsco Jsiy 81 shar1 szFth-
Quake shock vas fssr r. re central Part
CT North California today b1t 70 earzzss
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WOOL MARKET.

St Louis. July 25.-Wool-Steady; ter
r1tory and western mediums. l61zGlS12c;
fine medium, 1412Gl6c; fine 131zqlec.
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London July &.-Bsron De Rush fel
feroe A train this morning near North
arnpton and died shortly afterward Tie
was travelling 10 Scotland. accompanied
by his wife. who was Miss Pauline Jo-
ram. the American prima donna
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LETTER LIST,

List of letters remaining in the post
office at Wichita, Kan. uncalled for, for
the week ending July 18th. 1903. In
calling for any of these letters say "ad-
vertised," giving the date:
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viates the necessity of taking off the
hoops and thereby losing the liquid)-
Bologna. 15-lb pals. S1-oo. 3O-lb. pals.
$50; Cobb pals, s3.45; weiners, 15-lb. pals.
s1.45; 3O-lb pals. $40; 6o-lb. pals, SIS;
pork sausage. BIB pals s1.45; 3O-lb pals,
$40; 60-lb. pals S5.25.
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81. Louis. July S5--Whest-Ciose. high
er: No. red cash elevator. 7Isec. track.
5S'sT7slzc; July. Sc; Sept. - 07sc; Dee.
- C. No. hard. 74G7sc
Corn-Higher: No cash. &c. track.
az fI5oc; Sept. 5lisc. Dee. fs7.a7sc
cts-Higher, No cash sc: track
S5aSsc; Sept, S3S.c, Dee $50; No. =
white. &c.
Es,-a-SraaEr So
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New YORK.

New York. July 2S-Wheat-Receipt
s75s; quiet and barely steady this morn
ing with but little change rom last night
September - S-lesTsl 3-lsc.
Butter-Receipts. $50 packages. -lar-
ket steady, state dairy. l4aIsc. creamery
I5GIs'sc
Cheese-Receipts. 2.sss packs ges; maTke;
unsettled state full cream fancy. small
ccloreG. and white l9&c; large coiored.
lac large hire Sc
Egss-R Receipts. SIS packages: market
steady 70 firm, western seconds 70 ex-
ira i4GIsc
Sugar-RsH. firm, fair refining zl-sc-
centrifugal S test. li-l6c; molasses
sugar. l5-lsc
Refined a-rn: crushed. 5.slcs powdered
5.lec: graduated =.
CofTee-Quiet: No. 8 Rio. Size
Poultry-Aive ard dressed nominaliy
unchanged.
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RECEIPTS AID SHIPMENTS.
Kansas City.

nutItF market Was NEdhs NESnlltf IT,. Aftt
I9c. Eggs weak at mark cases included.
la13c. Cheese. market firm, l0i2dll24c.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. July 25.-Wheat-Closes:
SEPT. 66is9ssc: Dec. 677sc: cash No. ?
hard 6SG6sc; No s. 6sGs7izc: No. / SEA
e5c: rejected. 6oq62c; No. red. 7Ilas3c;
No 5 t9d70c.
Bran. 60Gs1c: shorts. 64d6ec.
Corn-Sept. 45Ssc; Dec. 4Sssc: cash No.
mixed 471zc. No. . white. 5on5o13c. No.
s. 4Sc.
Oats-No. white. &c; No , mixed. b
GS3c.
Rye-No . SOC
Hay-Choice timothy slo5e; do prairie.
s.. 5od1eco
Butter-Creamery- lsalSc: dairy. fan
cy. Ice.
Eggs-Fresh 1iizc.
Wheat-Receipts. Ia cars.
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ay s~sussr sa go - resarH sara
f~zsa 'rs r-"s 70 'a-r ps So. Tn O. . -.
aaay
ers-z Sc
esssenass ssssss -
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COTTON MARKET.

New York, July A-c1toa opened
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SACRED CONFIDENCE


GO publish the names or secrets Of anyone
They cannot bring commerciaiism into tbs
could for the sake Of the almighty dollar.
be kept sacredly confidential
II you cannot call. write. Hundreds Gu
Hours. from 10 to y a. m. 2 to .. m.
ings, from II q. m. TO .. N. CONSULTA
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Question de COniSiODeS

Como ya va siendo abundante ell
contin ge nte de proyectos de lay pre-.
ses .acs & 10 consideration de Ia
Cimare, parsce que se va haciendo
necesArio yevivir el ar tes ffscas8Jn
proyecto de Ia eComision tim6ns. ST
todos esos proyectos han de ser i'm
presses y discutidos, en- 10 que tar
dan en- imprimirse y 0 .cutirae, irx
passudo un tempo prscioso que per
iud cara 4 os asuntos de mayor in
teles.
81 Sc HI propuesto un prt y scto
para q 1e SO ncmbra una comisi6n de
enmiendas de leyes, y q 10 vez se
proponen proyectcs de determine.
rs enmienaas, va & trabejArss dos
vaces sobre asunios que podrfan ha-
cerse coincidir por su analf gfs, de-
i&ndose confiados una sofa iniciA-
tivA Ia cual re Fl rierau los delega-
dos las enmiendas que consider4ran
necesariAs.
De todos modes, debiera meditar-
Sc ess actitud y estab .ecerse nm tur-
no seg1n 10 importancia de los pro-
yectos. Para ESQ vendrfa bisn 10
eComision tim6ns. Pero n6mbrela
Ia Camara 100 de su seno, porque
si In propone conjunta, CORE peli.
gro de que el Cor sejo le de carpeta.
&c, otra vez, acaso por no soltar 81
nj en- ESQ, el tin6n de In mano.
A aem&s, Ell acuerdo de nombrar
una Comision coDjunts psra que en-.
tienda en- enmiendas de leyes, pare.
ce pr6ximo a prosperar hi Presi.
dente dijo aver en 10 session cuAl era
en- el case 10 opinion del Attorney
Ganeral y del Presidents del Com
seio.
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1A l0RRIsP0EOIIaA DI P0lsf0- -aLo9o q Ds EyIR) 1903
M a n a t 1
[De maestro corrssponsol1


Enero 90 Ancche, como 6 las 9,
ff6 CT bArdementa agredido en- los
bajos de su casa vivienda ID Juan A..
Ramos Vele z3fi gura del nuevo par.
t'do 20 aierdistA republicano de este
pueblo. Sc dice ze los agresores
eran cineo individuos, pero que los
q ae propinaron al seffor Ramos ell
trsm odo carrot 20 por 10 cabezs,
fue "a dos solamante, de los cuales
uno sta preao.
Ss asegura que ] senior Ran os, al
recibir el golpe. rod6 min conocimien.
to por 81 psvimento, y levantAdo
por vArios m'gos, f4e conducido &
su casa en- donde Sc le practice 10
primera ours, siendo la harida Goa
siaerAda como de pron6stieo grave.
La notlcia circul6 rkpidamente por
ell pusblo, vi6ndoss r O sos momentos
detp es la casa del Sr. Ramos ates'
tada se numerosos amigos.
Va ha dado aquf principle 10 mo-
lienda en- todas las haciendas de 10
Jurisdiction y se espera que CON tai
motive, saga el comercio del maras'
mo CON que hAce cnatro 6 cinco me.
ses est& Ia chando.
Cslebr&ronse hoy varios juicios
ante Ell Jnzgado de PAz, por inffsc.
clones lss ley % de Sanidad vigan-
tss. Varios eomerciantes han sido
denunc.ados y multados por contra
venciones 6 Ii hygiene.
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FeChaS de
indeDeldenCias

He aqof las fechas n que b cieron
So independer cia los diversos pue'
bios americanos.
Estsdos Unidos de Norte An 6.ica
4 de ] alio de 1875
Republics M xicaua, Is de Sap.
tiempre de 1910
Estados Unidos de C,lcmbis. 20
de nlio de 1910.
Repdblica de Vez esuela, de in.
lilo de 1910.
ReE q ol,cs de G aile, 18 de Sspt'e en-
bre de 1920.
Rep pdblica de Ecuador, 10 de A.
gosto de 1921
Repdblica del PERT, 81 de Janio
de 1921.
Repdblisa de Bolivia, de Agosto
de 1925.
Rsr dblica Argentine, 25 de Marc
de 1910.
ReI dblica de Utugusy, 1s de Ju'
lilo de 1924
Rspdolica del Paraguay, IA de
Mayo de 1910.
Rel do.ics de Cuba, 90 de Mayo
de 1902
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Union PuertOrriQuela
Americana.
COmlt6 de San Juan.

kfendo grande el n6mero de pc.
triotas que eAt&n pendiente de ms
eribir Bas nombres en- el Registro de
10 mencionadA colectividad, tene-
mos el gusto de- participant es. que
queda AbiertUAqu6l on el estableci
miSnto DO p. Francisco J. MRrxsaa
Cristo NO q. y
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0arblnnb & @enninlbanias Giiens
bahn>G

Statlantu an DOatHtageH nab 9aa:r $50. $50
4orm., 3.20, 4.25, 600 4bsuOs. Qa6 Della 80
gorm.. 3.21, 4.25 9la6m.
Qa8 gort 100 Born, $50 Qabm. eounioas
nab 9tlair $50 Born, 400 uu0 1000 Qbtu9s.
rab Etlta $50 Born, 400 0abm.
5ountugs nap 9ilair 40, $50 9orm.. 400
AS Ra6m.. 900, Has Qbtues
6. u. Gittr, Observation-Disclosures
Cl0ol+
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Die pi4tigite Na6ri9t Der @o6e
BON j%enfeits bes Meeres FAM aus
9euti9lanb. sic 6eitanb in Der be-
ftiir3enoen unb unerparteten W}elz
bung, baB cine 8ebtfopf : Separation
am Raiier Wil6elm bru5ogen porDen
lei, nel9e bur4 Die 8tQblng zines
9olppen auf benz linten S%timm6anoe
notbpenbig gemadt rDurDe, Sn 2tnbe>
tra4t bes umitanbes. baB| Raiier
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0(nnn s. @aaucr.

Gs itarb 9lnua e. Q8uguer, NjttDe Dts peritor=
bcueu Sobn a.. l9ognsr, IN ibrer g9obnuHg ar
MoutcbcQoz IND 9artlttt7gueuue i'm 50. Sabre ib=
res 9cbcus. Die 8ssrOiguug iiHoet II c, 3ats
mittuas nm , llbr, pom Iruuerbuuie aus TAFT.
@eiiitung aui Der gg9eitcrn Gemetero." 3l0
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gEenern llnrnlanh GQhn.

ErottrRraftam II. CftObtr 1908.
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EagIjd.
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gBapue55U,o, q. & 0. glbn uno penn SUDni,
uuo ausFcHommau Sorutags u. y. o.. y,
Gbum5trs5urg, gtGrtJH55urg uUo Glubsttr.
SGglt9, au5g en- S0uUtaEs.
T.25 irib - Yort- g. & s.. Ejp. uu0 0~aup.liuiS
otIi9 00H gmorp Groos, Gorljsl. unO ". L 50.
R. r.
8.25 Born. - 6auptliuie. 6agsrstOpu, 5tippsnss
burg, Greorit, Gmmjt5burg uHO Y. K VI. &9.
bis Clifton.
1912 gorm. qtlom. mad u~luiousgriOgt, 0ori
225 Waeln. - Qffom. mad uuious9yios,.
325 1abm. affom. nab Gmorp 8ropt, y. x
g. Din, iOnit BORT.
s445 gadm. GrprtB r1b G.pubon, @,tmins
fer, Eto=y8iHOior, uuiouz9rio9t uuo bGuu NJ
Tom. Us @aQer5EoDu; iUHty Grt0trid Gmmil5s
burg uE0 6B.ppsHsburg CGar!orsSarl.
$50 Ratm. r. @tlom. nab Emprp @tont.
"5.48 Rabm. gimiteo nab BORT, Hauootr HRO
Gettysburg. CQorlorz6ar}
6.l2 gbsu0s Qtfom. mad llnion=@rioQt.
$50 abeuDs - Attom. nab Gmorp @rooe.
ll.25 Qben0g 4tfom. mad uutouz8rioGs.
8ur S~OHHtugE
9.35 gorm. - AiIom. mad Union SrirSs uHS
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