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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-12-02
Employers Consider
Plans to Combat Or
ganized Labor.
WANT FAIR DEAL

Members OF the Citizens Industrial As
sociatiOn Consider the Matter, and
Again Declare for the Open Shop.
No Discrimination is made Against
Either Union or Independent Labor.
Objects Of the Association as Adopt
ed at Previous Conventions Were
affirned-ReSOlutiOns Adopted
Opposing Several Policies and Re
quiremeEts of Trade Unions.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-12-02
FIGHTING CONTINUES AT PORT
ARTHUR.

Che Foo, November 30.-Chinese who
left Port Dalny, November 2Sth arrived
here today. They say the fighting at
Port Arthur continues. They heard fir
ing November 29th while at sea. The
Chinese assisted in carrying the Japa-
uese wounded from the trains to the
hospitals and personally counted q
thousand. The Japanese. they add
seemed depressed.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-12-02

Richmond. Va, November 30.-A
Harrisonburg, Va. special says: Pro-
fessor Aldine S. Kieffer. died at his
home in Dayton, Va, this morning.
AS a poet, composer Of music, editor
and publisher he has been well known
not only in America but Europe for
the. last forty years.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-12-02
MIR. Walter Morecock Held Under a
True Bill of Murder.
Especial to The Messenger.) }

Weldon, n. c., November So.-Mr.
Walter Morecock was today placed
under arrest for the killing of Mere
dith Britt Saturday night. The coro-
rcr's jury had brought in a verdict
of self defense and Morecock had been
discharged. The grand jury, actins
under the charge of Judge Webb. in
vestigated the case and found a true
bin for murder. The arrest of Mr..
Morecock followed and he will give
bail.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-12-02
Report OF Amount of Cotton Ginned

Washington. November 30.-The
census bureau today issued a report
by states and territories of the guam
tity OF cotton ginned from the growth
of 1904 up to November II. showing
that 2e.s11 ginneries has been ope-
rated this season up to that time and
that these had ginned s,9o6,057 run
ming bales. Counting round bales as
half bales the number is s,7s6.s46.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-12-02
CLAIM WILL BE SETTLED
Case against Mrs. Cassie Chadwick
Will he Ended by Satisfactory Set
tlement' Out of Court.

New York, November 30.-"Mrs.
Cassie L. Chadwick will settle the
claim against her by Herbert &. New
ton Of Brookline, Mass, for $3.50. 600
upon cash basis and in FULL
This statement was made today by
George Kyall, of the firm of Raggott
and Ryall, and counsel in New York
for Mr.. Newton.
Il have seen Mrs. Chadwick ar her
apartments at the Holland house to.
day. Mr.. Ryall said. .and as a re-
suit of my talk with her / am able to
say that the case will be settled in a
few days satisfactorily to nv client
The settlement will be upon a cash
basis and our claim will be paid in
full
Mrs. Chadwick is indignant at tn.
published stories connecting her with
another woman continued Mr.. Ry-
all, and when the case has been set
tied she is very liable to bring suit
against some people. She also denies
the stories to the effect that several
banks are involved in her case
Mrs. Chadwick is seriously ill at the
Holland house. 1t is said that Mrs
Chadwick is on the verge of a nerv--
Gus break down.
Phillip Carpenter one of Mrs
Chadwick's attorneys gave out the fol-
lowing statement today:
Mrs. Chadwick states that Mr.. Car
negie has never had any connection
with her affairs. The statements
that have appeared in the press to the
contrary are untrue. She is too i'll
to make any general statement at this
time
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-12-02
A FIERCE CATTLE IN PROGRESS

A FIERCE, BATTLE IN PROGRESS.
Toxic. November 800 p. m. Impe-
rial Headquarters made the following
announcement today:
Our force operating against 203 metre
mill advanced at o'clock today from
trenches already captured near tho
summit of the hill, and are now strug-
Cling for bhe southeastern portion OF
the fort summit.
"A fierce battle was still in progress
at O'Clock tonight
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-12-02
Tom Watson Makes a Speech at Craw-
fordsyilIe

Crawfordsville. Ga, November 80.
-Thomas z. Watson. recently candi-
date Of the Peoples party for Presi-
dent today addressed a large crowd at
this place. the former home of Alex
ander Fl. Stephens. His address was
received with close attention but with
no marked enthusiasm
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-12-02
METRE HILL
Position Assaulted And
Carried By The Jap
dn6S6.
AT PORT ARTHUR

Heavy Fighting Continues-Chinese
Say the japanese Seem Depressed.
Position of the Two Armies Re-
mains About the Same-Russian
Forts Sink q Russian Destroyer
Through Error-ImpOrtant Prob
lcm Now to Consider is the Supply
of I'ucl and FOrage-Progress of the
War il i'm Favor of the japanese.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-12-02
Rear Admiral Davis Appointed on the
North Sea Tribunal

Washington. November 3o.-The
President today announced The ap-
pointment of Rear Admiral Charles III.
Davis-as American member OF the An
gio-Russfan North sea commission.
Admiral Davis has accepted.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-12-02
POSITION or THE ARMIES. ABOUT
THE SAME.

General Oku'S Headquarters via
Fusan. Tuesday. November 29.-Delay-
ed in tralrsmission). The position of the
two armies is practically unchanged.
There has been no fighting save outpost
scouting, skirmishes and occasional
Russian bombardments which are usu-
ally unanswered. Neither side shows
indications of moving. The japanese
are not affected by the increasing cold
weather.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-12-02
Denmark Accepts Invitation to Meet
at the Hague.

Washington. November 30.-Den-
mark has informally accepted the in
vitation of the President for the pow
~ers TO reassemble in a second confer
enee at the Hague.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-12-02

Oberlin. o., November 3G.-Presi-
dent Henry Churchill King, OF Oberlin
college, referring today to the report
that Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick had
secured a loan from the college last
winter amounting TO $4,000 said:
Mrs. Chadwick does not owe the
college a cent on the loan in question.
We made the loan on the assurances
from Mr.. Reynolds that the security
was gilt-edged and absolutely safe
The loan together with the interest
was paid when the note became due.
Some time ago Mrs. Cha dwick
through President Beckwick. OF the
Citizens National hank, OF OberIin.
voluntarily subscribed s25,oG0 to the
endowment fund of Oberlin college
and gave Us her note for that sum
payahle January I. neyt. In view OF
recent developments. however. it is
probable that the college will not re-
cc:ve this money
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-12-02

Alexandria, Ind. November 30
Examination of the effects OF the
dead Clairvoyant Madame Fllado.
who committed suicide here Sunday
fails tn establish any connection be-
tween her and Mrs. Chadwick Mime.
Ellado has been travelling with street
fairs and carnivals and killed herself
on account of love affair here with
a man named Reynolds. She was
buried in the pauper cemetery.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-12-02
Russia Not Red
Join i'm Second P
Conference.
MUST EN-

Russians Reply to Secretary Hay
Note Inviting Them to Join I'm the
Conference.-The Proposition Is
Very Cordially Approved by the
Russian Government. but the Time
is Not Considered Opportune for the
Convcning of q Conference-Amcr-
lean Government Is Wei Pleased
With the Reception its Note Has
Received
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-12-02
RUSSIANS PURSUE JAPANESE.

RUSSIANS PURSUE JAPANESE.
ST. Petersburg. November 30.-Oficial
and private dispatches received here to-
night indicate that the Japanese are
falling back below Sintsintin, where
for several days they had apparently
been attempting a turning movement.
After four days of tolerably severe but
unsuccessful lighting, they are now re-
firing, with the Russians in pursuit. 1t
is impossible as yet, to tell whether
either movement has real strategic sig
nificance.i
The Russian consul at Che Foo, tele-
graphs that the japanese captured two
forts in the storning Operations
against Port Arthur on November 29th,
but the news is not confirmed from any
other quarter. The consul says the
Japanese losses were enormous and
that five thousand men were sacrificed
in two hours.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-12-02
NEED OF FUEL AND FORAGE.

Russian Headquarters, Mukden, NO
vember S0.-ouiet generally prevails ali
along the front. The most important
problem now is the supply of fuel and
forage, but commission which mas
eeen formed is taking energetic steps
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-12-02
RUSSIAN FORTS SINK A RUSSIAN
DESTROYER.

London, December 1.-The Morning
Posts correspondent at Shanghai tele-
graphs:
1T is reported that a Russian torpe-
do boat destroyer, returning TO Vladi-
vostok from a scouting expedition, was
sunk by the guns of the Russian forts
in error
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-12-02
JAPS BEGIN A BOMBARDMF.NT OF
PORT ARTHUR.

London, December 1.-The Daily Tel
egraph's correspondent at Che Foo
cabling under the date of November 50
says that the japanese began furthe
heavy bombardment of Port Arthur a
II o'clock Tuesday night.
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to keep up the supply OF both these ncc-
essaries
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-20
Hdr.uers Autarftdf.

.Dein G9ulseasniB. 9dnsaen. TT
tptsber etnmal gans mtfera6.l!4-.N d,
Nater, fdBn iparen bic Rrtttten uber
Dsfn lebtes Drama ssrdbe aud nidt!!"
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weKahrlfdr.

pattentin: yad @ott, BET bi.e
4tr MsrsttH tperb' i4 ME sefunb! Sic
bat MIR bod ftrensftens jebs aufrsgung
psEbotsH MnD isDesmaI. tpsnn fie mid
befu@t, bat Ife cine onbsre SOLICITED"
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Athttg.

rSR Elm Sitter MaHer iafpsrsr pOsr
4etmter ais Elm Otter 8ter9-.@tn
Sitter Bier TIT ei9tsr-petl er nte pou
e3ngg8antt tpirb!"
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1ertbetnfaasstg

Rt4ter: ~St e. uabr. bab Gle
sum 9tds fugten. Ct perbe nod ein
Danger DAs31 = Sepp: ,SBu
ntInmt. 9err Ri4ter. i'd gIaub' ndms
We an etne Geelentpanberung!"
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AetTs anffnnna.

.4trr Doctor, brouben tDartet Der
9trt9tsDoGsteberl = go laf' ihu
ssntrefn-rtenetdt feblt tim bios
ipae!4
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A41aeuetst,ts AuaItd,t.

9 9uIbner (5tpsi Gldubiser
etnenber D~urfteIenb, bic fih Bel tim
kssffsn): o9err Meisr-Serr 8rssz
sauer.-9a, bic 9srrsu toerben f9 ia
.Ep3 bdufiger bei mir febeni"
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z~lunlHdsIfd1e 4fehe.

UnterOfftster: ,Mie Der
Rel ~a6gemaeert ausfebtl gle ltebo,
tpOll Il Sc
Rob. 9srr @ergsant! Dte Mabam
f@ltebt allies ab!t"
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@ff4trHtt.

~Ou. papa, mas TT eissntli9 cine
@abrfaserin247yGine Srau, bic
nidt BITE Mahrbett iagt!4
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NprfiBenber bes peges
tartf9tn 8trein8 (au benz
f9 melbenben neusn Wttglieb): .8eDor
t6 gle IN unfern Neretn aufnebme.
muB i'd an Gle bic srnfte Srage rid-
ten: .Wober tommt Der grobe Settled
bG auf Jbrer Rraoatte9'
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AHhhd1tHuru.

vRa1n i'd Deinen Batter fpreden.
Isbea Rinba1-rN etn. Der Batter bat
grab mas Mt9ttg.s gu tbuu!"-
go. mas benna-uM Msutter baut
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ssS' Ralt. cement. Sano, Bad.
iteine. ~feuerfeite Steine uno Tbon.
Ebeer unb Qspbaltpapier, Dadpappe.
Gbeer uib asphalt. Del, Eerpentin,
6arben, @las &c. &c. itet5 pDrrdtbi0
bei 8. e.. 9ieimamn, BOG Off
Commerce GtraBe. Nieoriee 8reife,
quite Waare lDtuie CUTE uno reeIle
BeDiennng weroen %garantirt. -
TelepbOn 4l0.
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3umoristisches
5Mrnrlrg.

9ebemann; sd bob bic Mets
Der enbli9 fatt; isBf tuerbs i'd beis
ratbeul@
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Nuerkeuus43tu.

-, SIR Rompagnon bot eins Srau
NIT 10000 Thalern sebetratbeta"-
.Ga-s' febr ftrebiamer Menfa!1
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MnhIe ~@ereurd,nf.

Mirtb gum Stommgdi): .Da
f&au'H @ 'nein ms N.bensimmsr,
pas t bsut fir a noble Sasbs'fsns
Moft bah: Der 9err Jerf9t, Der
Htrr G0ri6ter unb Der 5err Sbers
Brfmttri4
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Der Nrsh.

a.. 1br @ohn, 9err Rummsraten.
rotb. het alfo bi9tertfdes Galent-
mas f9retbt er benn2"- .Matiirlid
utsr pra9ttperte!4
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Cages 5 Oteuiafeitem.
S | q n D.

y ~ l " u ".
Bei Der Gtaatsmobl in Nrtans
las baben Die Demofraten aeIieat,
aber Die Gepublifaner baben beoen,
tenoe @eminne All per5eidnen.
Sn 8ermont baben Die Gepubfis
faner ibr 9ifet nit elmer nod gr6se=
rem WaiDritat erpdblt, als pDr bier
Sabren.
Sefretdr Setter BON Der Seem
Srleanier 8aummpnb6rie Fat in ieis
mem Sahresberiht Die 8nnmmDuernte
oe8 Sabres 1903-1904 auf 1O,O11,s
34 Baaen angegeben. nm 716, 1876
Bauen' fleiner alS bic @rnte oes pure
her1eganaenen Snbres.
Die parlamentarilGe Union,
3. b. bic Wsitglieeer Der perihieoenen
Barlanente, melde augenblidlih un=
ier 2ono bereiien unb in ct. Souls
cine G~eriammlung abbalten pouen,
miro in Der lebteren notwithstanding
ben BefbluB annebmen, oaB cine
Mrbitrationss uber Srieoenstpnte.
rens. dhnlid nie Die i'm 6aae, eins
berufen werben lDle.
Gin nah Giioen aebenoer BUG
Der Wabaih Babn lit in Der Wahe
BON Benoletun, MD., entaleift.
Sieben Baiiagiere wuroen aetDtet
uro piele Derlebt.
Sn Der NGbe BON Brunlon,
sSla., bat cine 8pltsmenge ben Reqer
Weib Bradley, Der 6rau 81. 8. 8ar-
row ernDroet bate, a~ufgehanQt.
Borber bat man Inn Die Obren ab.
aeibnitten.
AuslanD
Ser iapaneIiIHe General Gus
rotl bat Die Stabt gen Tai beIebt.
BicesG Dnig Mlerieff lit nit lei.
mem Stnbe auf Dem @eae BON Scr
bin nab Wtutoen.
Die Guiien maridieren Iana=
lam. aber geDronet auf Mmfoeu su,
nrmittelbar gefolgt ppn ben Sapas
nerrt. Die Bege linb ibledbt.
4u8 ct. 8etersbura miro ae.
meloet, oaB bis gnoe Ott0ber 1872.
QUO Wtann neuer gruppen gu &urp.
geftoBen fem peroen. Bis
gum @noe eieieS Munats miro man
1000 &anouen an IGN abienoen.
Nns 3Dfio miro pffi3ieu aernel.
Oct. oaB elm 9eil Der ruiiiben Grs
NEE in Dingduisau. iiioli@ BON
Jentor, 8uriidgeblteben lit.
Die Gnariffe auf Sort Qrtbur
oauern fort.
3wilden Der Nrriere : @aroe
Der ruiiiiben Nrtnee uno ben Sopas
baben iharie @efedte Itattaes
funben.
Die englii6en Sreuaer baben
Die ruiiiihen Dampfer .Smulensf"
uno st. 8etersburg" enoliG aeIun.
ben uno ibnen ben Beiebl iberbraht, |
oaB iie teine SauffabrteiihiHe mebr
anbalten inllen.
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Wac lit nas qeheuY

I'm 8runoe genommen f0nnen nit
olele Srage gar nidt beanituprten,
aber mir wiieu, oaB es unter lfrens
gen 8eleBen itebt. 8enu man oieie
9eleBe aud nur leidt abertritt, 10
ltno Sbmeraen uno 2eioen Die Tolae
oaoon. 9urd unregelmdBiaeS Qes
ben brlneen mir Die Orqane in I'm.
0ronun9 uno Die Solge oaupn limb
8erltopfun9, G~opfidmers uno 2eber.
belfneroen. Or. Sings Reue Sc.
benss Blaen briueen bic Oraane ober
balo mieoer in Oronuna. Sic mir
ten milo, aber granolit. 0ur 25
Gents in Den Ipotbeten pon 3
2alteper & Son unb aoplpb Dreis,
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Nerfhplb Gdhiuars.

Der S~ret6ureer Srancisfaners Mbnb, er=
tano oas SbieBpulner, burcb melbes
9auienoe get6tet uno nnideli@es gleuh
in ber 8elt angeribtet pur6e. Die ct
BernarosBrioer aber erfanben bic berr.
lidse Billie, bic ibren 0amen trdst. 8ts
@noe Der Sage oanfen bic @ebeils
ten, uelbe an &~rantbeiten 6es Mogens,
Der Neber, Nieren unb 8erbauungs Or
game litten, feline Silfe fiuoen fornten
unb burb bic ct. Bernaros&rduterpile
gebeilt nur6en, ben ct Bernard Mf6ns
den fir bic auEerDrbentlihe grfinbung
SIN alien Iputbefen 81 baben.
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: a 8.

- Nah Or. &napp's, bes &e'
gierungssg rperten. Nnlidt miro Die
oiesidbrige 8numpnaernte unieres
Staate8 bDbitenS 2,500.0 900 Bauen
betragen.
= Ser Colorado lit bel Muffin
beoeuteno aeitiegen.
Surbtbare &egengiiiie fin6 in
Bec0S COUNTY nieoergegan9en urD
Die giienbabneeleile iino teilmeiie
itarf beib6olQt. Bel Drpoen an
Der n6orielboes gurue", 1T oas @e=
leile Der Southern Bacific Babn
mebrere bunoert Yaros ~fprgeriffen.
Brof. Mc8ab in gbiQicotbe
uuroe ourh plDblihe gntlaoune ieis
mes @emebrs get0tet.
Die SniunctiDnsflaae BON MDtt
6. @larfe geaen BrDf. &napp, ourd
welde Der 9eBtere perbinoert tuerben
iolte, Guatemala : Imeiien bierber
gu bringen uno @rperimente NIT III
men su MAIDEN, lit bonn @eriht in
60uft0n suridgewieien pDroen.
Srau 2i55ie gbaniep in 81
Baio meloet Der 8D1iaei, oaB Meri,
taner lire 17iabrige 9ofter entfiibrt
baben.
Or. nrpib bat feline STEELE als
Braiioent BEG Shulrats in 6ouitpn
n~ieoergelegt, neil Die 8eb6roe benz
neutrality-suspicious. 8ilep erlaubt bat.
in Der 6ohihule mDnatlib eiuen
IDrtrag iiber enaltihe 2itteratur
III balten,
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MlerIef.

-9pmnerffa9 Mbemo grpfeS &Dmsert
TIT Mntb's @artem, ansgefibrt bon
GarI Ssed's ISABELLE. 27 Saitrnmcnte.
Sprsigltdes 4rparamm.
- Ser Streit Der unionsmuifer
init Der Militdrfapeae ift beigeleet.
Carl Beds Orbeiter miro beute
abeno auf Dem Wilam Square ipies
len uno Die Wilitdrfape[le am Sonns
abeno. Woraeno abeno lit oas lib
li6e &ousert Der 8ed'ihen &apeQe
in Wutb's @orten.
- Seute Nadmittae 5alt Der
Staotrat cine Spesinliibung ab, INN
iber Die nScalper" Sroinans 81 be-
rater.
Us. 8. SbumnonD aus 9enner.
Der neue Setter bes 6anbfertioteitss
unterribts in ben 0ffentliden S9us
len, lit bier eingetr0hen uro miro
nit ben GDrbereituneen fir ben uns
terrid9t iufort beginner.
s. g. BOUT, elmer Der Wt6us
ner, pelbesanQetlaQt itno. 9nnamit=
Nttentate auf StraBenbabnmagen
aenaht su baben, tpuroe nDn Ieinen
bisberiaeu Biireen ben 8ebDroen
lber1iefert, bat aber i0fort cine neue
8irgihaft geiteIt.
Der DeputpzS Sheriff Wartines
in @lmenborf lit in Nnflaaesuftano
perieBt fporoen. BetanntliH MUIR
oen, ais er gilbert 6pbremt perhafs
ten uDute, Suan Morales uno Seius
gantu erlhDiien. Wartine5 laet,
oaB iid feline Biftole sufdaig entlaf
ben babe.
8eim &affeebreunet entitano
in Dem BON @m. 6pHmann beuobnz
ten 6auie an Der gait Commerce
StraBe Elm Teuer, melhes ibneq oe.
l0iht muroe.
Der Sarn,er gilbert Sobn
tpurbe auf 8eranlafiune ieiner Srau
tpeaen Berlebung Der Sagogelebe
uerbaftet; er bate 5pei .Quails" ae.
idoiien.
Srau BARTER, mcbnbaft ait Der
6ia StraBe SEQ. 215, muroe BON
einem Bicpcle. melbes Elm Sunae
Namens Srant Dmiabt fubr. an Der
Wtain Ipenue l~iberfabren uno
ihmershaft nerlebt.
SIN Qlter BON 81 Sabren itarb
6Dtuarb 6. Waper. mobubaft Sulee
BAD StraBe RD. 432.
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Die ad)te SaiiOu oes 0pteunl.

Die SoilOn Tifets fir bic otte
uno bette Saiion oes San Intonio
a1eeum lieaen jebt in BereitId1aft
uito t0nnen iebt ourb ote 8erar
Drug &pmpaanie, @de 6uultpn.
StraBe uno GIamu- Glasa u6er burd
Den alfiltentsS efretdr uro Manaaer
$. 8. goit, 5063 Oft = Soult0n.
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Qsir bietsn einbunoert Collars g~elobnuno fur les
ben 6al uon Gatarrh, Der ulht ourh Gtnnebmen
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am 6. Oftober finoet auf Dem
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- 5ibe uno elm p%erborbener Sta.
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