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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
Last. APPLICA-
TON MADE
Time for Enrolment Of Indians
Has Expired.

When the bell rang IN the Dawes
commission offices at ) O'Clock FRI
day afternoon II marked the tlnal clos
ing OF all avenues through which In
diaus OF the Creek nation can ever
hope to get on a roll and thus secure
an allotment. The ate for taking
has passed. No land Office
is now open for applications for en-
rollment and the Indians OF the Five
Civilized Tribes will never again have
an opportunity TO make an applica-
tion.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08

w. II. Harrison, Cleveland, Miss,
writes, August Is. 1902: 81 want 10
say word Of praise for Ballard's Snow
Llnlment. ] stepped on a nail, which
caused the cords IN my leg 20 contract
and an atecess 70 rise in M knee. and
the doctor told me that | would have
q stifI leg. 80 olls - ! went 70 ]. +.
Lords drug store twho IS nov IN Den.
yer, Colo. lie recommended bottle
Of snow Llnimenl; ! got 5oc sIze.and
Il cured my leg lt Is the best lini.
ment IN the world.
ABsCESs. with few exceptions. arc
indicative Of constipation Or debility.
Tier mas, hove seF. Frsnlt from blows
or from foreign bodies. lTI4Is s.
q TIE skin o. flesh. such e'|a'eI4
tllons. ele. pseplss DR. IeEl
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
SHE WANTS RELEASE.
Dkr.. Ward says her Husband Vas
Cruel AID Deserted Her.

Luella ward las petltl0ned the
court through J. c. Starr. her attor-
ney, for , divorce from Edward Ward.
They we're married Ia lsos but Ward
was quarrels0me and abusive and final.
Is drove hls wife from their home 70
she alleges She charges cruelty and
failure to support Mrs. Ward has
one child b. her present husband and
four children during her first marriage
with Joseph Carey. She seeks custody
Of the children aud the restoration uf
her maiden name, Luella Miller. Ward
nov lives, Il Is said. 1T Galena. Kan
sas.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
Hu.hand va. Cruel.

Laura Brookins has commenced an
action through her attorney ". S.
StanEeld bg which she seeks a divorce
from her husband Henry Brookins.
They we're married In July, 1901 and
from the first. she alleges, he beat and
whipped her; threatened 10 kill her
with a gun and fidally drove her from
his home near Browns Ferry. The
Brookins are eolored.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
Railroaa Cempnnr Ohieot..

The Midland Valley railroad has ap-
pealed from the findings Of the referees,
Robert Il. Lynch, Y. /. Shurtleif and
John Pritchard, who vas appointed
by the court TO assess the value Of
rlght-of-way lands across the property
of Luna Price, In the western part of
the Cherokee nation. The referees
fixed the value at sl05o which the
railroad corporation believes s500to be
the true value.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08

George Hughes and Miss Jessie Ris-
ing were married at the home Of the
bride near Catale Monday morning.
Rev. Calhoun Parks OF Chelsea will
perform the ceremony. These young
people are well known in Vinita and
have many friends here who will join
IN congratulations Mr.. Hughes is
employed at the Badgett-sanders gro
cery,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
suit to Quiet Title.

Sam A. McSpadden has brought
suit against David G. Elliott to quite
title 70 10 acres OF land He alleges
he first leased, then bought the land
from James Wright alias Whltmire
who later gave a deed to Elliott. The
latter, Mcspadden, ayers has burned
or destroyed the fence about the place
on three occasions.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08

The 6rst lesson that the young girl hns
~ womznhood i uEuaiiy a painful one.
She leafus 70 know what headache means,
ard baekache, and sometimes is sadly
borne down by Tits rev experiences of Ii.
Al the pin an1 misery shIch young
girls comuoa5l experience such 4 time
nav, IN alnest every instencss be entirely
prevented o. cured By the use Of Doctor
Pisrce'e FaVofite Prescription Il eslah
Ilshes Regularity. Il tones Up the general
health. aud cures headache, beekachet
nervousness and other CONSCIOUSNESS Of
womanIy weakness o. disease.
The anxious mother Of the family eften-
tifncs carries the whole burden Of fetpousi.
billie - far ns the home medication Of
common ailmenla of the girls q boys are
concerned. Tho cost Of tie doctors visits
Il very oitrn much too great a. such
times the mofhsf i invited 70 writs q d.
=. v pletce. Of Buffalo. N =, for medical
advice, which ls given free Coffespoud.
encs is held strictly confidential
backed up b. ovsE : third of centufy
Of remarkable eud unlfofm cures, = record
auch as 20 other remedy fof the diseases
and weaknesses peculiar 20 women ever
nftnined lhe pfopfietors and makers q Dr.
plefoets Haeofiie Prescription uou feel
fullY warangsd u Offering % pay $500 IL
legal moneS Of tie unlted States fel any
eass Of ileucenhez. FF.asls WeakntsA Pro.
izusna 81 Falling of Wcmh. uhsch they
eznaof cure Al The Worlds DIzpenesTY
Medical Association. FTnpfietofa. Of nnf.
lsla. s =, ask 4 AIT end feanonabls
lFial Of iheif means Il cure.
sraaf mau6sfgai mtatsiAs. FsseEits ffsseEin
tim - heInfd as zresilf - the 81 saEIffs
IaaA ellIzs Nls siala wztfat q Edwards.
SeA e1ns min1el ] waa HaaAIs % 10 uE wefk
- u - ennHaaf IL FeafuaIF. aHf Ids -
EIIIHais aauIs sisd I'D ne ahaaz faaf 4e1IlIne
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s1fa| ksatzhs ne e - 80 FlzH NlsE ~
fHszasaf fIsasAnazsn - q taAe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
New Library Volumes.

The public library is in no doubt
one OF the best institutions in the
city and is being more generously visit
ed day by day. The books and perl
odicals on the shelves have been care
fully selected. During the past week
these most interesting books have
been donated.
''The Blazed Trail, by Stewart Ed
ward White.
"The Debatable Land, F" Arthur Col.
ton.
"Rulers OF Kings" Gertrude Ather.
ton.
-Four Roads to Paradise Maud
Wilder Goodman.
"The Circle Katherine Cecil
Thurston.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
They FAnned Atmosphere.
vlnIta, o; Neosho, 3.
vInita, 81 Columbus, 4.

Ntnsta, 81 G0lumbus, 4.
A fine article of baseball was put up
Sunday for the edislcation a record
breaking crowd OF fans and lovers Of
manly field sport The game was
clean throughout and, as always oc-
ours, the followers OF each team crlti-
cised the close decisions OF Umpire
Preslg, yet these we're entirely ex-
pressions Of disappointment rather
than OF disapproval. The adherents
Of both Neosho and VInita were COM
pletely satisfied.
The contest was a pitchers battle,
pure and simple, the twirlers being
we'll supported. The visitors defeated
our former Inyincibles, who changed
their title for the day 20 that Of "Non-
hitters,n
a tall young man from Neosho, who
used his left wing In driving the
sphere In puzzllng curves proved an
enigma 10 the Vinita boys. He has
great wlnd-up, and although our boys
found him on former occasions, he was
worse than How old Is Ann puz-
zle to the end of th4 ninth inning yes
terday. He struck out the first four
men up and famed twelve during
the game. Vinita never got a man
past the second bag. In the third
Meredith went TO first on being hit
by a pitched ball and stole second.
In the fourth Parks reached first on
Leggett's error and stole second.
Henderson walked In the sixth and
Smith, running for him, went TO sec
ond on the throw-ln Of Etter's ny to
Mofiet In right.
Olmstead, the young man who
pitched for Wagner In their recent
contest here, also pitched admirable
ball. lie struck out eleven batsmen,
or one less than his opponent. The
three runs scored against him was in
40 wise his fault.
In the seventh Finney, Of the Col
umbus team who was behind the bat
for Neosho. and who plays a brainy,
all-round game, opened with safe
smash 70 center. Harmon famed and
Davis dropped a pop In the weeds In
/ center. Before the ball was found
both Finney and Davis scored. In
their next inning Neosho added one
more 10 their credit list. Ffnney
drove a fly into center, scoring Lotion.
Parks, who played the center garden,
was away out OF his territory az
the time, although he made up for
Il by a couple Of spectacular running
catches.
IN the second game. with Columbus
as a illler, ali interest being seemingly
lost by the departure Of most OF the
crowd and the lateness Of the hour,
Vinila won by score Of to-. In
this contest no line could be had on
t0day's game as the players In the
eehief points or leading roles, .
were reserved
IN the first game Henderson made q
double play on tie second tase line
innassisted.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
DERrsIvE PETITIoE.
Many Object 20 Other Things Than
the Noisy "AwtumbIss."

This derislye petition is being large
ly signed for presentation TO the coun-
ell:
Ninita, Sept. /, 1901.
"To the min what max an unmak
law for this here town:
I'VE owns horses what don't gift
skared at nothun like an awtumble
nor nuthin what's some use but taint
no use TO max 3 horses -one ahed
tother pull one light buggy. That
shurely skares sensible hoss an we
want such doins stopped.
I'VE sign our names and max ouI
marks -
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
Neglected Colds.
Too-QUAs-TEE.

Every part of the mucous men,
brane, the nose, throat, ears, head and
lungs, etc, are subjected TO disease
and blight from neglected colds. Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup is a pleasant
and effective remedy. 25c, soc, s1.0O.
w. Akendrick, Valley Mills Texas,
writes; Il have used Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup for coughs and throat
troubles; IL is pleasant and most ef-
fectiye remedy For sale at People s
drug store. DIV
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Recorded iA the Ofsioe Of the Clerk Of
the Second Recording District ~
vintta, Indian Territory.
wARaANrY DEEDs.

MAA AAAAAtN W WtA 2ANAhtHVAEt
ne-nei sec %, Up =, p; sl4.50.
John Harlin TO same, se-se-nes sec
%, tp p, . e; si4.50.
NJ Evans Lynch to TT Winner, @ S
White and W Il McGeorge, nj nw-sel
and 9 loa lot ,, and " l4T5a lot ;, all
in sec IL. tp q, 2i e; -.
Robert Austin to VIM J Creekmore,
es nw-sel and ne-sw. sec %, tp =. 3
east; s3s.
Jennie fiondinot 10 VIM J Creek
more, se-se-sws sec 2. Up u, 2Se: si5
REPORTED FROM S0wATA.
Calvin and Bell Robertson to Lesley
Combs, ne-nes and se-nw-nei sse y, tp
q, r Is; $40
Bell Robertson to same, NJ nw-nel
aud east .5-acre sw-nw-nei sec q. tp
y. IS: sos.
Eli Vann to W + Rowsey, all allot-
ment except homestead; $500.
Dora Wallece to same, allotment,
except homestead: sl00.
Beuj ana Lucy Cutler to Y ID shaifer
ne-nes sw-nel and nw-nel sec d, tp Is,
y g; 500.
Bell Robertson 10 Leslie Coombs ct
Al, sw-nes and sw-se-nel lot 2, and swl
lot /. sec .. tip y, II: f203
cLAREMoRE
libby Holt 20 " Baylesg, sw-swl
sec g, tp ., l0; ai00
Rachael woodson 70 Baird 4 IIagier
81 se-nel aud sw-se-nel sec u, ~ 20, r
IG: sal0
Susan Vann to same, ne-nel sec "A,
tp 20, Z l3; $500
George Johnson Tot G Chambers.
ne-nw-sel sec 8, tp p, ii; $50.
james Murphy and wife to Frank
Rucker vi nw-swl sec 3. tp =. ~;
si0O.
Marion " Couch 70 John Byrd, lots
aud 5. Blk Is, Chelsea: 600.
John aud Martha Byrd 70 J S stan.
ley. 81 lot :. blk IS. Chelsea: ESQ.
Dom Wallace 70 " + Rowsey, al Of
allotment except homestead: ei00.
I.I vann TO same. allotment. except
homestead, $500.
Maggie Watson TO J u Bayless. es
ne-swi and sw-ne-swi sec 81 tp 20. ?
l4s2l.
Alice WhitmIre 70 Benny Sanders,
el sw-nwi see is, tp ls, q. VI se.nw
sec Is. tp q, is; 400.
sauf wmtmlre 70 Andy Webber, sw-
swl scc u, tn p, range Is e; 500.
N0wArA.
Eva and Solomon Martin 20 " $
upham, se.nwi and nw-sw.nwl sec Il,
% -, II: $780,
Tobe Choutean to i l. Owen, NV
ne-sel ard es nw.sel sec -, % e, T
II g: ss00
REPoHrED FnoM clARfMoRE
vann Gilbert to N Boiling and
Ruth 4 Davis. ~ nw.ses sec 30, % 2,
l2. part e ne-swi sec g, tp 2, =
900.
Harriet Jones 70 John n narfougl,
nN.nel and sw.ne-nel sec -, n =. :
Is E: eco.
Charley W and Dora Holly 70 + y
casnef, lots ; and 10. 81 E. Czlooa;
ti00.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
Tantnna at ChnIaaa.

A man named Williams, hay pur.
chaser. vas knocked on the head at
tie Chelsea depot lest night, and
robbed Of sl0 and g gold watch. lie
states that be saw hobo walk up to-
wards him before he received the blnn
that knocked him down.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
Alleged OauntsrfsItsr Caught

J. r. Holcomb. IS years old, was ar
rested near pauls Valley aud bound
over to the grand jury on charge OF
counterfeting. When arrested he had
several counterfeltlng plates IN hls
possession. He IS believed TO have
been a member OF a gang Of counter
felters who have been In the territory
some time.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08

Df. +. y. Frayser, who Is a director
In the Western Cattle Association.
has returned from a quarterly meet
Ing held at Fort Worth. On his Nay
back Dr. Frayser visited his property
IN Arkansas and arranged for the log
ging OF his timber. which win be cut
np into lumber.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
Aroree- Jailed.

Deputy Marshal P.atef arrested
Frank ToiielmeIr at Alton upon the
request Of Iowa authorities. Today
w. A. Hogan, sheriff Of Jones county,
took the prisoner back on a requlsi-
tion TO answer a charge OF forging a
time check on the Milwaukee rail-
road.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
AFTER TIE sToRM

ron viii know how much the roof
leaks and what repairs are necessary.
We can tel before the storm, and
Il you wish % avoid the risk q dam
age 70 ceilings and walls better per-
nit up 10 submit an estimate and ef-
feet REPAIRS e once A dollar
paid Tor Thinning work nov may save
ten dollars worth Of property later.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-08
Isallaa gQhl.har P.aaIsr.

veneamo Cobo, an Italian. did 3
thriving business selling liquor at
double the Oswego price while coming
south Oh The Kats train saturday
night until he eas Interrupted By
Railroad detective r =. Murphy.
The latter turned his prisoner over to
Marshal Darfuugh and Commissioner
Stanneld held him 70 answer m the
sum Of 500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-17

Observation-Disclosures Bis slm
@eni6t BON 10 l1n3er 5 Gents;
8odete iiber 10 l1t5en idtper, 10
Gents Cob eeI6GoIien, ODER ntdt)
nit gusnabme BON Wanuicripten
nit beifoIgenben Gorrefturs8 ogen,
ferner ollie perIieeeIten Saben (iiebe
untentebenol 2 Gents pro ltr6e,
nit Qusnabme bon 9riefeu in RoIt'
Stationet, mo Die Boitiad)en nidt
ausgetragen iperoen, 1 Gent pro
un5e. 8oitforten, ie 1 Gent.
3tpeiter 3Ialie.H oitinhen - Bet
i1,ngerL bierteIidbrIi6 ooer otter Pr'
ideinenoe 3eiti9riften, pelde nid)t
gratis bertbetlt perOert. 0as oI9es
meme BubGifum be5obIt Oafiir mt
gifenbubn.Marten gu Der &ote bon
lie 1 Gent fir A un5en ober Sbeile
oabon, menn nidt beriiegeIt.
0ritter 4IoiIe - (georudte, feline
9lnnco.9 ii6er), GirfuGcre, onbere
ge6rufte So6en Gorreftur : 8ogen
uno beifoIeenoes @anuicript, So.
Ientincs, WtuIif.H ptenbIdtter, Selio'
tppes, Gbromos, Blafate, S~itbogra'
pbie'n II. eeorudte au3cigen I'M Ill'
eemeiner, iGmmtlid, nenn lIidlt
oelIiegelt, / Gent fir 2 un5en ODER
peniger.
8ierter &IaIie - @aoren unO
MllIter, @lunco.9iidSr un0 Bapiere,
Gr5e, ollie So6en, tpeld)e nidt IN IT.
genb elmer Der anoeren 9laIien ei1'
gei6IoI1en uno ibrer Nnt1r nod
ridt 9efGbrIid ooer berherbli6 fir
sen Snbolt Der anoeren Boitiofcn
Iino. (gin ipe5ieqeS @eies iebt oas
Borto fir SGmereicn, Gbleger.
8ur5eIn, Spr0Bliuge uno Bflanaett
allf Die Rote bon einem Gent fir ie
2 un5cn fcIt.) Sails norgenannte
g(rtifel rtNt mcbr, als A Bfuno be-
tra9en, 1 Gent pro ltn5e ooer oererl
8rudtbetI.
&egiItrations0ebiibr fir 9rieia
4no unbere ToItienbrngen betrGgt 8
Gents.
@oarenproben - Bodete Bis gu
4 llnaen 9 Gents; Fodete iiber a I'm
3en I6per, I Sent fir iebe 2 lln5en
o6er oeren 9rudtbcil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-17
Scr. Ginger BON Baltimore.

Satptonartier: n@crntonia . MGn'
ncrdor . Safe; &r1itoent SerrD
@ieIefing, Or. 22S, perI. Gaitern.
Npe.; correiponoircnocr unO proto.
follircnocr ScfrctGr i. @iuiom @r-
0cnit8, gtr. 1928, SrleansItroBe;
8inan5 = Scfrct6r s.. SimHcIbeber,
Nr. 315, @orO.@0cuitroBc; S6at'
meiitcr $. GRidlif, Nr. 713, 8or'
ncrltraBe; Qirigent: oufant. Ser
iommllrng jeOen 5wciten 6reitog i'm
Wonot.
y4rion.".
Sarlptquarticr: Stag Sale, Nr.
205, Sanober.S troBe. Singitunoe:
@ittmo6 - 0irigcnt: S. 6. 6ranf.
nSormonie."
Souptquortier: Nr. Ala, 8eIt'
SaDette.S Stripe. Singitunoe: 9ien.
Itogs - 0irigent: Sobu 81. &Iein.
,@crmonia.@ Gnner6or."
SouptQuartier: @ermonio NGn.
nerdor Salle, Scr. 410-412, 8eIt.
2om6aro.S troBe. SineItunbe: 9on-
neritogs - 9irigent: Sbeooor Sent
berger.
rSrobltnn."
Soi,ptquartier: 8robiinm Saue,
Ger. 1000, Sreoerif-I oenue. Stng'
Itunbe: @ittmo6s-9irigent: Sobn
q. aletn.
ygrbeiter-W 6nnerdor."
Soltptquortier: &noreos' SaIle,
Rr.3t4, SonoperitraBe. Singitunoe:
9onnerltags = 9irtgcnt: Gbas. s.
9odnlt.
,2ocuIt,Yoint Mdnnerdor."
Soitptqltartier: 3pidcr's SaIc,
Ode Gubo. ulO gnoreItraBe. Sing.
Itun0c: Sonnta9s - 9irieent: Su.
bert &riippel.
ng(rbeiters 2ieoertafel."
Sauptquartier: @oI5' Saae, Scr.
4OS, @eit 9erinetonitraBe. Sing.
%ihlnbe: ~9ienitag8-9irigent: Gbas.
$. 8odar.
,Sbalin.R dnner6or."
Smiptquartier: @otgt's Sale, Scr.
1922, Sorforo-a benue. Singitunoe:
M~ittpo6s-Sirigent: Spiepb Bade.
rMo5ort.M dnnerdor."
SauptQltartier: 9ronopap Sotel,
Gfe 9rooOpap unb Srleansltrabe.
SingItutSe: 8ienitags = Diri9erlt:
Geo. 8. Yoblmam.
n@idenfran5."
Sauptquortier: Sobn Sdmibt's
Dorm. 3orn's) Saae, gde 3. uno
@ougbitraBe, SiobIanotomn. cling.
Wittmods-Sirigent: Com.
9odner. +,
,MeIo6ie."
Souptqilartier: s. 8ies' Saae,
Ode 2otpitrabe ullb 9elnir Warft.
SingItunOe: 0onnerltags = Siri.
gent s. 9arollts.
8ermanins Quartet Club"
Saltptqiartter: Wteienberg's Saae,
Ger. tt6, Noro SacaItrabe. cling
0ienitags = 9irigent: s..
Garoliis.
.Mebeer.@ eiangberein."
Sarptql,artier: Soffmonn's Solle,
2op. unb Sorreit StrnBe. Sing-
9ienltngs - Siriaeilt: S. 8.
ngbelpeiB."
Sauptquartier: @eore S. @oer's
Sole, Scr. I, Sait-apenue, Canton.
Sinsltnnoe: Dienitags - 9irigent:
Min Gfnpi1pr
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@egmd(w
BON eHtpfegfensipertbcn Sinans.,
Gngros' unb GnSetail- @eIdaftcu.
Sinan5ieIleS.
9a1fen.
6inan5ieIleS s.

6irIt NotionaI 9onf, t6, @eIt.Soro
togn : StraBe; S. 9. 6erguion,
8rGiioent; s. 9. 8iGcor, &aiiirer.
Surmers' ano MerdantS' Notional
ganf, 3Ot, 0orO,G CHARLES. StroBe;
Gbas. &. Crane, BrGiioent; Garter
g. S8burn, &aiitrer.
9euti9e 8anf, 2erin9tons un0 Soai-
6op.StraBe; 81. s. Sd1Il3, 8r6ii'
bent; auguIt @eber, 9niitrer.
Commercial ano Jarmer8' IotionaI
8onf, Somaro- uno @erman-Str.
@eitern RationaG 9anf, IA, Ror0s
@utatp-S Strobe; Soibuo q. Sorpeg,
&rGitoent; SO. Murrtott, &aiitrer.
9robers' or6 McdanicS' NotionoI
9anf, @rttatp. uno 6apette.S I'll.
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Eoitmarfen.I gcaIIreH.
Seridteoene StaottbeiIe, IN pelfen
Bo1t.@ ertbiofen ~berfauft

Der0en.
WteIbale - g. 9. @eott.
OorfsRocb = 9tirneu 3. SdpptHeton.
@oriu9sLpemie unb SGrrtfoHSSttdBe - Eo'
bert e. 81. Sau. ~.
heinoolIur.
SruraepiGe - Stram &imbIe.
Sprtsaoenue uno SobnioHsStrabe - u. y. z
3. unb @oueb,stt StsbInnOtotOn Sas.
G.. Gruar.
Granaeuine - @eorge Ben.
grV, 25, IlHtorsa6enue (g8oobberr1) -
Clarence 8. @iuinms.
@roaopap uno BaItimOre'Strnbe - George
s.. gBab.
Inter- tatton, ~Benni5IonHter euhn" - e
edmSeR Station. .rGItimOre'6 bto. gabn
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Geuer.@ eriidernnas Macnten.

Selter-ge rii6erung -Igenten.
.Some 6rienolp Society, 1926, Gin
ben = Ipenrte.
%. Z. SbodeIforo & Co., 2, SIt.
Sorato9nitraBe.
Senrp 90. 8orfielo (HopaO, 210,
Observation-Disclosures.
9irf9eab & Son, 2t4, SIt-2ering.
ton = StroBe.
SenneB & Saplor, BOG, Sit.2ering-
ton StroBe.
Sllrner & Sbomos, 2, Oit.Sarotogn.
StraBe.
sc. 8. SeIOen, II, OIt.8Geniout.
StroBe.
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STEM SaB5tpnng.
Ddnemart uno 9eiisuu.
ecu.
Setm 8etreten 6es 2anOe8 rper.
ben feline Baiie bcrIanot. Gi0entbii-
lner bon Sotels un6 aoitDduiern
millIen Ote anfunft uno 9%lbreiir
ouer Sremoen bel ser GoIt3et annlel'
oen. Die abreiie fam unge9inoert
nab 8elieben gei6ebcn. - 2Iuf st.
= m as (8eItinoieu) ueroen BEL
Der Sanoung ebeniaQ8 feline SGiic
~ab9etoroert, ieOo6 mijiicu auSIGn-
Der, tpenn iie iib lan8cr, aIs as
Stunoen boieIbit o~ufge6oIten buben,
CUR Ibretie it6 eincn RaB BON Der
Ortspoli3ei peri6oficu,
6ranfrei6 nno 9eittun.
gen.
SotelbeIiber, nomentIid in fleinen
Staoten, frooen frenoe @Gite III
oerSegel, OBJ ite 8GIie bciiBen, 8Iei6.
tals miro Die 6roge 9eiteQt, ipenn
Srtete bon Der @oit gebolt iperoen
ooer penn 6rcmOc it Sen GfanobIit.
fern 8egenitGnbe perpidnoen poaen.
ailSlanoer miilien pier5ebn Gage
nab ibrer Infllnft 9ofumcnte por'
le9er1, onth tpeIde iie lire Rottona'
Ittot, @e6urt uto Gtono nodWeiien
fonnen. Gin BaB miro in oen mel.
item 6aaen bier3u oIs geniigenO be.
traftet. Die 9Gufent6oIt38eit lit ouf
flint Sabre beidrGnft, Elm %ldngerer
AufentDolt miro ol3 eriter S6ritt
fir Die gtaturoIiiirung betraAtct.
Die GbretIe fam pbne cine Grtlds
rltng 81 geben ODER eincn Rab DOr5l-
5eigen, gei6eben.-Su IIgerten
miro bon 6remoen, welbe ooieIbIt
Den Winter 5ltbringen mo1en, fein
BoB D%erlangt. Sn moeren Gducu
miiiien ieoo6 guslGnocr innCrbalb
oreier Gage iid legitimiren. Sn
6 d NJ ina (Soigon) beItebt
fein BoB5mang. Gllf @uooe.
loupe (@eitiuoier) fonren 4ltS.
Idnoer geben uno fommr1t, ipie eS
ibneu beliebt. gS beitebt oIler0ings
Elm aItes @eIes, pcGdes @GiIe Dor.
i6reibt, iebo6 miro oa8 @eiet bon.
itGnoig ouBer 46t geloiien. - artf
W abagaSfar Qamotabe) mill
len iid Die IuslGn0er IN irgeuo elmer
8eiie Iegitimiren. @6iie merocn ie.
bod nid)t perlongt. Gciienoe nod
Dem Snuern miiiien lid einen SOB
bon Dem @ouperrerr ieoer &ropin5
peri6offen.- auf DC q II c
(St. 8ierrc), In IeusGoIeoo.
MEN Woumen), oitf &aBiti uuo
in SuniS iino feline YoB.8 egula.
ttonen porgeI6riebelt.
Sir 6remoe eriitiren feline 8aB.
8orifriften, ieoof miro bon ibnen
oerlangt, Dob tie fff bel benz Wini.
tier aes auspartigen regiitriren Iai.
len.
Saptt.
gei Der 2anOune miiHen Iid6rern.
De ourh BGiie ODER onbere 0oflt.
mente legitimiren. glm beiten IGBt
man it6 oen SAB bon einem aoniul
oieies 2onoes Dor Str g(breiie biiiren.
Terionen, ipeI6e Sapti oerIaiien
moGen, miiiien lire abreiIe orei
Gage porber bel Scr 8oIi5et onmeI.
ben. Sn man6en SGaen geniigt
cine ioIde gtnmeIonte aud 24Stitn.
oen Dor Der g(breiie.
9oIipia.
Sur III a~riegs5eiten miiiien fi6
8rem6e bel Der YoIi5ei oltStpeiiett,
ionit lit in feinem Sale ooS Si;brcn
zines &aiieS porgeIdrieben.
CHINA.
Sn China beiteben BEL ser Gan.
Oultg feline @oB 8orihriften, ieood
tbitt man better, cine Oerartige 2egi.
tilnation nit iid 81 fiibrcn. 9ci'm
9teiicn I'M Snncrn lit icood) Gin BON
Der @eianotidoft mtsecltclter &aB
itnerI6bIi6. Sci Der abreiie lit fem
SnB ~notbwenbi9.
GBtIi.
aein BaB5pana.
Sdmeis.