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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20
High Authority.

DR.. Robert Hutchinson, Hospital for
Sick Children, London. says: Con.
densed r,ilk is more easily .,isesto .
than that Of ordinary COWS milk"
For this reason the demaH. for Ber-
den's Eagle Brand Condens - Milk, for
infant feeding, is constantly increa sing.
Use it also for tea, coffee and cocoa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20
D W Boyce devotes his time to rents

The city council meets tonight
Another week Of that white sale
at Honnetts.
For drinks try the Valley sa-
loon. Fred Senyard.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Young.
Sunday. June J. a daughter.
Gasoline stoves at Simpson and
Webb Furniture company's.
For Sale-Roll top desk. new; Will
sell cheap. Apply 112 Plum street.
Nice 1urn1snea room for rent, ap-
ply at 421 West Fifth West avenue.
ss8--Green River whisky at the Val.
)ley 3aloon. corner Fourth and Main.
For beer, cigars and liquors. call
at Valley saloon. Fred Sonydrd
proprietor
For special bargains in carpets,
mattings, ETC., see Simpson and Webb
Nurniture company.
For sale-A good buggy horse.
Apply to Louise Smith, corner Louis
Mnsand Thirteenth avenue.
"A young lady wants a position as
e&nographer Address Miss Willie
ward, 1902 West Seventh.
You can buy anything from the
k1eehen to the paricr upon easy pay
ments at Simpson and Webb Furniture
coopa ny's.
We have just received q large
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20

shipment Of gasoline stoves Gail and
see them. Simpson and Webb Furni.
ture company.
The city treasurer's ho ks Will
close in a few days. Pay your vehi-
Gle anG license tax and save the pen
alties and fines.
For Sale-Fine cabinet grand up
right piano; almost new; price reas
enable; Will make terms to suit buy
er. Nc 402 Linden sctreet.
We buy and sell ali kinds Of sec
ondhand goods; also pack and ship
furniture. Sidney Helms, 210 West
Second avenue. Both Phones.
We have about 1900 advertising
fans left ever from last year that we
will close cut at cost. Call on or tel
ephone the Adams Printing company.
For estimates and prices on all
kinds of upholstering Work done
promptly and neatly. Call or tele-
phone w. S. Beard, Twelfth avenue
and State street. Old phone, 500.
For sale-Six room residence
with all modern improvements. Three
room tenant house on the lot. Cheap
for quick trade. Apply to c. l.. Cham,
bers, No. 1927 West Third avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20

AS soon as girl learns a young
fellow likes flattery she administers
to him large doses Of It.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20

The head may be strong, but the
heart will win out against it every
time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20

Many mans reputation has cast
a shadow over his character.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20
WE ARE

Purveyors of Real Estate,
To His Majesty,
The American Citizen
Transform, Real Estate into Money,
and Money into Real Estate.
Specially fitted to render better SER
vices than others, our efforts are emf
neIEly successful.
Leitner & We'll,
113 Main st.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20

Girls are careful to say nothing
about disappointed love affairs in the
presence of other girls.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20

Faint heart never Won fair lady
nor a dark lady, either.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20

We call them hard drinkers, but
it's harder for them to stop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20

A woman's smile catches men ~
molasses catches dies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20

Tapering fingers do not make enc
light fingered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20
FOR SALE.

One of the best built houses. g
rooms, all modern improvements; !;
also one first class uprialt piano,
and household goods, for sale for
cash. Apply zoos West Barraque
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20

This is the greatest slaughter of
high grade merchandise ever known
in Pine Bluff. See my big bills for
particulars: Watch my circular for
fine goods and special attractions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20
SALE OF WHITE GOODS AT HON.
NETT'S THIS WEEK.

1t isn't slang to say search me-"
when served with a search warrant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20
House and Lot for Sale.

House and Lot for Sale.
Seventy two foot lot and tive.room
house, barn and tile we'll for sale at
a sacrifice as need the money. Part
cash and balance In one year II de-
sired.
/. J. Moore,
S02 Main street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20

No goods reserved, everything
goes. Dry Goods, Dress Goods,
Ladies and Gents Furnishin0E.
Millinery, Clothing, Shoes, every.
thing in our store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20

I. = + + + + = + + + T. = = =
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20

The city council meets tonight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-03
Executive.
eattIsships Still In Favor.

Admiral Converse, chief of the bu-
reau Of navigation. in his annual re-
port says that although 100 or more
torpedo boats and destroyers have been
engaging for five months past against
battieships exposed to attack in the
eastern war. he has yet to learn posi-
lively OF torpedo from a torpedo ves-
sci causing the loss of single battle
ship. He thinks that there has been
nothing so far to discredit the battle
ship as n type which constitutes the
main strength and reliance of a navy.
Pennsylvania Fast Time.
The armored cruiser Pennsylvania in
her official trial trip Off the New Eng
land coast Nov % exceeded her con-
tract speed Of twenty-five knots by
making an average of %. 43 knots an
hour. This was the highest speed with
the smallest expenditure of fuel made
by any armored cruiser ever built for
our navy.
Boast of the Signal Corps.
General Greedy, chief signal officer
OF the army. in his report on the COM
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-03

the zebra. balloons, ostriches. Nubian
lioness and other animals sent to him
as a gift from King Menelik of Abys-
sinia shall be turned over to the Ma
tional geological garden at Washington.
The American-German arbitration
treaty was signed at Washington Nov.
% by Secretary Hay and Ambassador
Sternburg. 1t is almost identical with
the American-French treaty.
The state department has issued a
formal statement expressing complete
satisfaction with the course pursued by
W. III. Ellis, with whom the brother Of
Assistant Secretary Loomis started on
the trip to Abyssinia last summer. No
blame was attached to Mr.. Ellis in
connection with the mysterious death
of Mr.. Loomis at sea.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-03

suit in giving unlimited amount of
work to American labor at prevailing
wages. For instance. he would allow
imported leather to be manufactured
into shoes and pay back the duty on
such portion Of the shoes as were ex-
ported. This arrangement, he thinks,
would prevent the free product from
coming into competition with our own
manufactured goods
Plea For Railroad Rate Bill.
Three state governors noted for their
antagonism to existing railroad meth
ods-namely, Van SAINT of Minnesota.
Cummins of Iowa and La Toilette OF
Wisconsin-have Joined with the repre-
sentatives of the Wholesale Lumber
Dealers association and the interstate
commerce law convention which met
at st. Louis last month in a direct ap-
peal to President Roosevelt for the
passage Of a bill at the next session OF
congress similar TO the one introduced
at last session by Mr.. Cooper OF Wis
.consin giving to the interstate COM
merce commission power TO fix rail-
road freight rates between states where
IT il found that railroads are violating
the existing rate laws. The object Is to
give the government complete control
over railroad freight rates throughout
the country 50 that secret rebates shall
be a thing OF the past.
Troubles of the Prohibitionists.
A post election controversy has dis
turbed the Prohibition party. IL being
asserted by Samuel Dickie, secretary
OF the national committee. and John q.
.Woolley. candidate for president in
1900. that $4,000 of the Prohibitionist
fund has been wrongfully used by the
Rev. q. W. Stewart, chairman of the
committee this year. for private ends.
Majority In Congress 11a.
The unofficial list Of the Fifty-ninth
congress compiled by the clerk OF the
house gives the Republicans % mem
bers and Democrats 134. or a majority
OF 11S for the Republicans.
Reid 60 Succeed Choate.
1t has been announced unofficially at
Washington that Whitelaw Reid. edi-
tor OF the New York Tribune. is TO be
nominated by President Roosevelt to
he ambassador to Great Britain. TO sue
coed Joseph II. Choate. soon after
March 4. Other changes in the diplo-
matte service are also talked Of to take
effect after the president is inaugu-
rated
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-03

OF the Sulu archipelago. with the ex-
ception of the legation guard at Pc
king" The lines and cables used in
the Alaskan system were made as well
as laid by Americans.
Leupp Indian Commissioner.
Francis E. Leupp. the well known
Washington correspondent of the New
York Evening Post. who for many
years has been n close personal friend
OF President Roosevelt. has accepted
the tender OF an appointment to sue
ceed W. \. Jones as commissioner of
Indian affairs. Mr.. Leupp has made n
special investigation Of the Indian land
frauds during the present administra-
ton.
Shaw Calls In Bank Deposits.
National banks holding government
deposits lave been ordered by Secre-
tary Shaw TO remit - per cent of their
holdings. 10 per cent OH or before Jan.
- and IL per cent on or before March
II. This IS expected 10 bring into the
treasury aboet SOS 10000 and make n
working balance OF twice that amount.
Cuba Warmed to Clean Up.
The state department has called the
attention of the Cuban government to
the insanitary condition of the city OF
Santiago and other cities where yellow
fever has reappeared with an emphatic
request for prompt action. This re-
quest il based on the Platt amendment
requiring Cuba to preserve and i'm
prove the sanitation OF her cities
Notes.
Fear Admiral Robley u. Evans.
chairman OF the lighthouse board. has
been appointed To succeed Rear Admi-
raj a =. Barker as commander Of the
north Atlantic feet. Admiral Barker
will retire CA age next March.
President Roosevelt has decided that
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-03
Foreign.
Treaty With ENGLAND Announced

Treaty With England Announced.
j. In public address At a Thanksgiv-
fng dinner at London the American am
bassador, Mr.. Choate. announced that
the terms Of an AngiO-sanlsFican treaty
had been agreed upon. He did not give
details. but said that on being asked II
England was prepared TO negotiate
such a treaty Lord Lansdowne had re-
piled, That goes without saying"
Russian Mobilization Fails.
Serious defections In the recruits for
the Russian army are reported in south
and southwest Russia. where over 50
per cent OF the Jews and many Chris
tians summoned to military service
have left their homes and fed across
the border. In some districts the de-
lection amounted To 30 per cent.
Right Of Self Defense Denied.
The court at Dessau. Germany. has
ruled that n private soldier has no
right to strike back at his superior
even though attacked by the latter.
The court said that the soldier might
parry the blow OF his officer. but must
not strike counterblow. The case
was that OF Sergeant Heine. who was
beaten by two privates for insulting
their wives
Anglo Swiss Treaty In Force.
The arbitration treaty between Eng
land and Switzerland was signed ut
Geneva on the 18th. \ similar treaty
Is about 10 be negotiated with the other
European powers and the United States.
Pansma's Army Disbandej.
Through the support OF the American
minister. Mr.. Barrett. backed by the
naval squadron under Admiral Good
rich. conspiracy on the part OF the
army Of Panama to overturn the gov
ernment was checked on the 18th. aud
subsequently, General Huertas. the or
my commander. resigned. The soldiers
finally accepted the proposition for i'm
mediate diSbandmert and prompt psy-
ment Of back salaries.
For Italian American Treaty.
The Italian government has instruct
ed its ambassador at Washington TO
sign an arbitration treaty with the
United States similar 70 those recently
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-03
SCIENTIFIC
flirht of Benbow's Airship.


The Montana Meteor. an airship con-
structed by Thomas G. Benbow of Co
lumbus. Mont. had partly success
full trial flight ut st. Louis Nov. %.
With Benbow in charge the ship rose
10 an altitude of about 1900 feet and
performed some evolutions. In little
less than an hour the Meteor came
down three miles south of the worlds
fair grounds. a leak in the gasoline
tank rendered the motor useless dur
ing n greater part of the journey. An
other flight was about to be made
next day. when the gas bag was torn
by a trolley wire.
Explorer Peary's New Ship.
The ship which Commander Peary Is
having built i'm Maine for his final eff
fort to reach the north pole is designed
for pressure resistance as no arctic
craft ever was. She is to be ISL feet
long. "a feet inches wide and have n
mean draft of 16 feet. The stem, keel
and frame will be of best white oak
and the beams of yellow pine. The
frames will be REINFORCED with diagO-
nal straps of steel. Each beam will be
supported by heavy diagonal braces Of
heavy pine and supported by steel
stanchions. The shape Of the hull is
such as 10 tend to raise the vessel out
of the water as the ice pack presses
below water. A heavy white oak guard
from stem to stern will add greatly to
the stiffness and enable the craft to be
lacked out of the water when caught
i'm the pack. Bow, stern and water line
will be armored. The main deck house
is portable and will be carried ashore
to serve as winter quarters when the
vessel reaches the farthest point it is
possible to force her along the shores
of Grant Land. 1t will also serve as
storehouse after the sledge expedition
starts. The ship will be heated by
steam and Will be lighted by both
electricity and oil. The motive power
is steam and sail, the engine driving
single ten foot screw. When cOmplet-
ed she is expected to cost $4,000.
Commander Peary expects to have her
ready to start northward in June or
July next.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-03
Russian People Demand a Parliament

and superstition have their doom in the last great
sacrifices OF
privilege responsibility o
OF
and recommending that there participation Of national
by
by
in
affairs subject the arbitrary
penalty
o a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-03

pletion of the
telegraph lines
I'm Alaska makes
this statement:
"The president
or secretary Of
war can now
reach over strict
1y A m erican
lin es of tele-
graph and cable
every important
military com
n1and. from the
icy waters of
BcrinE strait to
the tropical seas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-03

the necessity OF a
general revision OF
the tariff has at
tracted widespread
attention II Is TO
extend the drawback
tariff system TO man
ufacturers. SO as to
give them virtually
free raw material for
products intended to
be sold abroad. He
thinks this would re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-03
POLITICS and GOVERNMENT

made between France and England
and between France and America It
ally has agreed to take part in the new
peace conference; 80 have Sweden and
Mexico.
Mexico on q Gold Basis.
A law has been enacted by the Mex
lean congress embodying the plan for
the new 4 per cent 100000 gold
loan recently awarded to Speyer & Co.
Of New York. This places Mexico vir-
tually on a gold basis by undertaking
to maintain the value of her silver dol
lar at 30 cents in gold The actual gold
value Of this dollar is now about AZ.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-03
Legal and Criminal.
Suspected Dynamiters Freed.

Suspected Dynamiters Freed.
Thirty seven cases against members
of the Western Federation of Miners
for alleged completely in the Victor
rioting and the Independence dynamite
explosion Of last June have been dis
continued at Cripple Creek, and the
men have been released. Only seven
teen cases remain, with little hope of
conviction.
Election Officers Punished.
Three election officers at Denver have
been found by the supreme court gull
ty of frauds ut the recent election. 4
sentence of heavy fines and Jail iInprls-
onment was imposed. Twenty-four 9th
err election officers have been summon
cd before the same court. Permission
to appeal to the federal court was de-
MED.
Massachusetts Liquor Decision.
The Massachusetts supreme court
has decided that 1t IS not a crime for
the seller of intoxicating liquors in
tended for delivery into a no license
city or town to have them transported
by any one not carrying on regular
express business. This will tend to aid
In the evasion Of the law in the anti
license places.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-03
General.

Shaw Would Extend Drawbacks.
An expedient suggested by Secretary
OF the Treasury Shaw which obviates
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-06
Ser TImR.

Inner Seuermebrbef Goblin bat
li6 neulid eintnal itber Die b0n linn
beablihtiaten fyluB : 8erbelerunaen
ausaeIpruhen. gr iaet. Die 2eute
f0nnten iid gar feiu ridtiges Bib
oon oenIelben maiden. neil tie itnz
mer nur ein5elne 9eile Dee Grbelt
ld6en uno 0nber uerurtetlten lie bGuz
fig Die aari8e Irbeit. gr hanole
na9 einem gang %beitimmten .8tone,
oeIien @noaiel Die bleibenoe Ger1G0z
aerung 0es 5luiies lei. Gr moue
uerbinoern, oaB oerlelbe Iih INNER
mieoer nit 9hlamm auffiue unb
oaB Iein 8ett fih perHade; Der
SluB loae uberal in Der 5taot 55
bis 60 SUB uno sum Wtinoeiten
Is SUB tief Iein. Die 8Didunaen
wiroen NIT idDnen @ra8Qrten uno
5arrenfrdutern bepfanst rperoett,
an ben 8rGGen merDe man 6anfz
aegpddIe empDrmahien laI1en uno
Die Snfel utter Der Miiblenbriife
ioae st eiuem @rboluugS= uno Spiel
plob umgeibaffen rperoen. Iuh Be-
abltdltiae er Die DDlorpia-S traBe
nab BET Wtnb(enbritGe bin 81 DIFF
men uno 0artit einen neuen 8ers
febrsuea gu Idlaffeu; fur8, 6err gp<
bin nerlpribt uns aQes mDglide
ShDne uuo Suite unb snar, rpie er
iagt, obne oaB Der Stabt erbeblihe
Soften onraus ernadlen.
8ir tuolen boffen, oaB nues 10
hibih miro, nie er es in Nuaiibt
iteQt uno niht ourb por3eitiees Wd=
teln oas Bertrauen gu ieinem Blaue
su beeintrddtigen luben, obgletd
uns, mie ihon frlber bemerft, Die
lDle aufgei9idteteu @infafiunoss
nauern mebr als prDblematiih erz
lheinen; gegen ems aber mDhten
mir bod pr0teitieren uno ooB lit
aegen Die 9rDBartige 6errtbtung Der
iogenannteu Sniel unter Der Wtiib(enz
grIde. Die miro gang beitimmt
8elo folten uno oieie @eloausaobe
1T poQftdnoig aneflos; etpas Ser
uiinftiges ldBt lih aus Dem fleinen
Jlefhen groe, tuelbes anBeroem
nod beitdnoia u-eberlbmemMunaen
ausaelebt 1T, oDb nidt MAIDEN. Die
aeplanten Inlagen iino Die refine
Spielerei. 8elo uno 3eit, Die man
6arauf oerpenoet, fDnnten anoersmo
better auaemanbt merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-06
Sic ganmwpusnltur in graiilten.

Die ShdBuua fir Die 8aummDu-
ernte 8raltlien's BON 1903I04 foutet
auF nabesu5 500, 900 8oaen {a85fQ.),
pdbrenb i'm Sabre 1902I03 It's, 600,
i'm Sabre 1901IO2 1854 600 8alen
9eerntet purben. Bon Der biesidb=
rigen @rnte oirften 10000 gauen
auf Bernambueo, 100, 900 Boaen
auf Barbapbn, $4,000 8aQen anf
Maceio, 10000 Baaen auF Hio
@ranoe oo gtorte uno bic reItliden
50. GOO Baaen auf WtoforD, Gracatn
uno geara e~ntfaqen. Die Gautuz
mole BON Bernambucu loQ ben QUE
Ten ameritaniihen Soften afeiGmer>
tig Iein. Eaqs ~eeniieenoe unterftiis
sung bon iniereiIierter Seite aerudbrt
plroe. lieBe fid Die gaummoatuls
tur in BraIi(ien na1 NnIift Gadl.
pe%rftGnoiaer I'M elm &ielFafes oers
lnebren. @eeianetes 2ano uno 4rs
beitsfrdfte iOlen in eenn9enoem
WfaBe nOrban6en leln, Sfnieriateis
Ten bietet nun an pieleu Bl6ben Der
Wangel an biqigen 3ranspDrtmitteln.
d. K. G.
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Cages : Heatafestea.
s B.

Der 8oTtoner 6rteoen8fonQres
bat etnen BelAluB nueenommer,
0urb ben 8uBlano uno Sapau quT.
QeTcroert neroen, ben Srieg HI be-
enoen, uno bre SiQnatarmdbte Der
0aaQer RofioentiDn erIubt rperoen,
IN Dleiern Gimme auf Die beioen frieos
fibrenoen Wtddte einsumirfen.
Sin Gaiiaaiersug Der GuQu1ta
q Southern Bahn %eneleiIte in Der
9e6be oUn MitdeQ, 8a., in sSutqe
zines breunenoen r3relle". Der
@epddmetfter Sburtb tpuroe getDtet
uno aht BerI0uen tpurben oerlebt.
9as Supreme : @eriht uuu
8isconiin bat oos BON Der So
5Daette Saction aufgeiteute Tidet
fir oas re9uldre republifaniId)e
SiGet erfldrt. Man glaubt, baB
ourb oieie @ntld1eioung ieber 3pet=
fel an Dem Sieg oe5 republitaniihen
gtatI0naItidetS in Wi3cDn9in be|eie
tiet uno Der Staat fir GpoIeoelt ges
iibert lit.
Per 8rditoent bat ben erIten
6ulfS 9 Observation-Disclosures 8pnne
gum amtierenoen 9eneralppltmeiIter
ernannt.
- Der befannte Girtusbeltber
Beter Sells iit in Columbus, Obio,
g~eitorben.
Ius 8ilfesbarre in Beuu1u(=
oonten ulro aelneloet: Bieler Sobns
ion, Der ginmobner ppn MaceoUnia
i'm County Brnofprb, Der ieiner
Weutter Srau Sophia Merritt uno
lelnem 8ruoer Charles Dem Berneb=
men na9 lie orei Dollars pfferierte,
fau8 ite es unternebmen moqten,
letne 8attin uno oeren se1niGbriae
Wihte Nnna Benjamin un Die @de
81 bringen, bat lein @epiiien our9
elm unumnunoenes @eitdnonis err
leidtert. Die Mutter iibernabm es,
Die SAuiegerto6ter obautun, mdbs
reno @barles oaS 8ino, Das aus benz
6aule baoon lief, auf Der 2ano1raBe
nieoerihlua. 8eioe suiammen outs
8ett uerfeno, iiberapiien Die un=
menlben Die 2eiden nit Betro[eun1,
porauf iie oas Berf ibrer Gbduos
li9feit frDnten, inoem iie oas 0ous
a%nsinoeten. SobnlDn be5auptet,
mol utn ben eigenen SAILS gu retteu,
oaB feline Wtutter uno Der gruoer
oas 8erbredeu anitifteten,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-06
5IlerIet.

! Ote NuSlteuun9 unlerer btelt'
| gen 0ffentliben Shulen lift in Del
| Beltau6fteQung nit Der iilberneu
l WebaiQe prdmlirt norben.
- Ser 14idbrige 8aul Dds 1T
unter Der Nuflaae perbaftet nproen,
| einen eleftrlihen Dynamo geitpbler
gu baden. melder s. Meneer Jun.
geb0rte.
= Columbus &pB befannte fif
oes @tnbrubS in bas 0aus pon u.
3. Stapp iduloia uno nuroe gu
smei Sabren 8udthaus perurteilt.
= GIN iunger Mann Narnens
BURT &erens muroe pom Rihter
Sbarbein megen 9ragens elmer Bis
itDle CUR 3ablung pDn $l00 perurteilt.
= Witglieoer unieres Staotrats
uno nerihieoene ftdbtil9e 8eamte
ftatteten unter SIbrung oes ftdotifben
BafteriDlogen, Or. Campbell, benz
DetentiOnslager einen 8eiub ab.
= Srau q. Broom, melde on Der
gGe Der Npenue u uno Der IL. StraBe
mDbnt, bat iib ibmere Branbmua=
ben sugesogen. Cine 2ampe fel I'm
unb ibr &leio eeriet in 8ranb.
WOoeae zines StraBenbabn=
magenS unb zines Nutemobils iino
aus Dem 6auie @rie Ipe. SEQ. 800
geItublen nor0en.
= Der 14i6hrige Warrait Gotten
f0uioierte, als er in Der Wdbe BON
8erg's Wiia auf ieinen Bicycle fubr,
nit einen 8agen unb empfina
i9mersbofte 8erlebungen.
SIN Sitter BON 43 Jabrert itarb
s. S. Sobns, an Der 6adberrps
StraBe uDbnbaft.
SIN Santa HDIazOpspttal Itorb
Der Mlineningenieur gomaro Ooerr.
Der geritDrbene mpbnte in Durango,
Merito, uno befano iiG auf Der GeiIe
nab ieinem 9eimatSUrte, st. Waoi=
ion in soma.
@egen ben 8iebsi9ter s. Sc.
@bittim, nel9er am Dienftao nah=
n1ittaa ben neutrality-suspicious. s. g.
glSmen erIboB, lit auf Veranlafluua
oes SberiHs cine Nnflaee auf Wtoro
un6 cine anoere auf MUroberiuh err
bDben tuDr0en.
Die SButbern Bacific Babn
bat ben 6abrprei8 bpm 6ouftun nah
bier pdbreno unlerer NusteQuna apf
$500 feitaeiebt.
Der erite Observation-Disclosures
oes 2Bceum mar in ieoer Besiebuna
erfolarei6, oaS BrOoramlm mar Iebr
blbih. Wian fam ben 2eitern oes
2Bceum su bieiem eldnsenoen &n=
fang Der Diesidbriaen Saiion uur
Slid piniben.
Die Wamriht, 0aB Der Damn
oe8 Witben>S See burG3 bic lebten STE
genfdae beidaoiat iei uno 8ailer
aus Dem See in bic Meoina flieRa,
fat fid als fallh ermiefen.
Die 0erren DDn Der BaitDrens
Union ibuafeln jebt in oen @erift8,
aften nad Spielerproseiien berum.