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THIRST QUENChERS =
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CONSULAR AGENTS LAUNDRY.
He Glorles In II and Says Consular Agents
Property Do BusineSs On the Side.

Rudolph Dodge, American Consular Agent
at Caracas, sailed yesterday for his post
aboard the Red D Line steamship Caracas.
declaring that 1t was true that he kept q
laundry in the Venezuelan capital; that
it was a good laundry; that he had his
Office on the second floor Of the building
above the laundry, and that re was glad
Of II. He said there wos no law preventing
a consular agent from engaging in other
business than consular agenting. All con-
suiar agents. he said, were engaged in
other businesses, otherwise they would
be unable to earn living. MIR. Dodge said
that nearly everything that Rad been printed
about him was true, and that he had not
seen anything accusing him Of dishonesty.
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FOX WOSuIITOES, WfKTLANU.
She Beats New Jersey for the BigSeG:
and FieFecst, Scientists Say. -.

BALTIMORE, July 22,-Thorouehgoing In
vcstigation OF the mosquito, it's haunts
and it's habits, which has Teen in progress
for some time under the direction Of the
scientific department Of the Johns Hopkins
University, has resulted in the discovery
officially announced to-day by the Hopkins
authorities, that Mary and has the .argest
No exception is made Of New Jersey.
The Mary and mosquito is positive pre-
eminence for size and feroeity
The investigation 50 shows that Mary
land breeds specimens Of almost every
kind of mosquito. including the maria
breeding Kind. Her mosquitoes grown
on the coast in the Sinepux mt Bay neigh
borhood and those prod ced in Anne Arun-
del county vie with each other in size and
are the largest found anywhere in this
country,
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Roosevelt wanted ~ wyoming. Pa.

W1LxEsBARRE, Pa, July 27.-Four clergy
men from Wyoming, the scene Of the famous
wyoming massacre. will visit President
Roosevelt at Oyster Bay in a few days and
aslx him to make speech to the descend
ants Of the victims q the massacre ana .t the
N the monument when he visits 1t on Aug
10. after addressing the mine workers here.
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Luis Chaser ar, lived on La Lorraine yester-
day from Europe. She spent her entire
vacation In Paris, resisting even the temPta-
ton to run over to London. and said she
felt thoroughly rested and eager to begin
rshea rising Tomorrow for Miss Dolly Dol
I Isrs," the new musical comedy by Victor
Herbert and Harry B, SIN tn that will be
seen for the first time at the kniokcrbocker,
on Sert. 4.
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iNEW FRENCH LINE AGENT HERE,

says New Ease Frenchman WIN Have .
SWIMMING Tank on Deck.
p Faguet, who succeeds the late Eugene
Bocande as agent Of the French line at
this port. arrived yesterday aboard the
French liner La Lorraine. He said that
the lines new twin screw, La Provence.
which will be finished In April, has been
guaranteed to average 20 knots for voy-
age, and that she may make more. She
will have large swimming tank. a novelty
In steamship construction, on the prom
enade deck aft
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No war TAX on ReversIonary Remainders.

United States District Court Judge Cross.
sitting at Newark, yesterday rendered
decision in favor Of John M. shaney eSecu-
tor of the estate Of Bernard M. Stanley.
his brother who died five years ago, leav-
ing an estate of nearly $1,000 900. The suit
was to recover legacy taxes aggrega.lmg
tsr of June 1898. The decision holds that
he taxes assessed upon the reversionary
ren,ainders were illegally levied.
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arrived from Antwerp last Tuesday. and
LADY Nobels of England, who has been at
the Holland during the week
According to the ca EQUATIONS, Alfred
GVynne Vanderbilt will have six contest
ants In the road race OF four-in-hands,
between Seabright and Long Branch, dur
ing the Monmouth County Horse Show.
beginning on Wednesday at Hollywood
Park. Last year there were but two and
he won the blue ribbon easily. Mr.. and
and Mrs William Goadby Loew, who re-
turned not long since from their European
trin and who are also going to Saratoga
next month Mrs. Vanderbilt wore pale
green gauze costume over white tafeta,
with hat to match, at the coming out tea
law, Mrs. Amos Tuck French, for her niece,
Miss Pauline French.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goelet gave dinner
.t Newport on Thursday night for Mr. and
Mrs. Craig Biddle, the latter Mrs. Goelet's
sister MI. and Mrs Biddle have passed
the last few years abroad, chiefly in Italy.
Among the dinner givers Of the week at
Newport we're Mrs. Charles Hall, Mrs. A.
Ianfear Norrie. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Charles M. Thomas, MIR. and Mrs. Oliver
Hartman. Mrs. William Grosyenor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Lydig, Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke
Jones and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. NJ Burden
who were visiting the latters PARENTS
Mr.. and Mrs. II. MaK. Twombly, at New
port, arc now located for the remainder
Of the summer at Greenwich, Coma, and
Mira. Burdens brother. II. ,Mch Twonblr
Is their guest. Mr.; Mrden has "to'n, =
mot hers brother. DR.. HtcGle, who "a.' Ier.
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For the first time in several seasons
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt are
now located at Pointe de Arcade, their
fine place at Bar Harbor, rented during
the list few summers to the Levi z. Letters;
They will send out invitations for severe
house parties during the late autumn a.
Biltmore House, Asheville, y. c.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-10

Want ads IN the Star bring quick re-
suits. Three lines three times for 25
cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-10

APOSTLE JOIN w. TAYLOR. SAID
no BE IL HIDING ~ CANADA.
no sir; I DO not know. OF course
] have my own belief" said Apostle
Smith.
"And your belief is that he did take
the endowment"
"Yes sir2"
And # would have made no Of
ference TO you IN voting for him for
an apostle whether he had taken the
endowments on not?" asked Ar. Fay
Ter.
Knowing Senator Smoot as ! 90,
no, sir" replied the witness.
Then IN response 10 questions by
Chairman Burrows, Apostle Smith said
ne had no knowledge Of any apostle
who has not taken the cBdOWmentg,
nor had he any positive Information 10
the contrary.
y. v. HeyWoO1. United states mar
shal for Utah, who received subpOeDaE
| from the scf"cant-at-arme NJ the Sem
ate for witnesses wanted by the com
mittee, was sworn and testified that bn
| had subpOcnag for fourteen or more
| persons that he had not been able ~
find. He gave the list, which included
| Apostles Hebcr j. Grant, rcpulcd 10
be IN Liverpool, England; John w,
| Taylor and COwley, neither Of whom
he could find. Taylor was said 10 have
been absent . year, and COWlcy was
said 10 have been IN Canada, but no
information could be learned concern
! ing him. Others who could not be
! found were Lillian Hamlin alleged 10
have been q plural wife Of the late
| Apostle Abram Cannon. WinslOW and
| Sarah Farr, Mary Brinhurst, Ella q.
! Ste6isOn, Thomas g. ChamberliB, Mary
| Danes j, NJ. Tanner, Charlotte RObury
and Nell G. Brown. All Of these per-
sons were sad by the witness 10 BE-
! rcputed 10 be pOlyRamists, Apostle
! Merrill was found. but was unable 10
! appear here on account Of Illness
During the examination Of the Unit
ed states marshal Attorney Worthing.
ton objected 10 the character Of Mr..
! Taylcrg examination on the ground
that n WAS leading.
% have not objected heretofore" SAID
Mr. WOrthington but there has beer
q persistent effort here 10 throw smut
on Senator SmOOt. just because some
person has tried 10 eyade service. Sure.
ly the counsel ought 10 come closer n
proper examination" He charged Mr.
Tayler with asking questions that h'
would not attempt IN court Of laW
Chairman Burroys said this case 4
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bg brought ont DOB order tha they may
ho summoned as Witnesses.
Marshal Haywood Dob narrative form
told of his efforts to find the persons for
whom De had suhu0enar. one deputy
made drive of 1l0 miles and reported
to the marshal that Doe haa been fol'
lowed and bis movements watched by
Ga young man who claimed t0 Doe solicit
ing subscriptions for magazines.
Marshal Haywood testified that poly
gaW0us marriage were numerous up
90 the time of tine Edmuuds-Tucker act
DOB 1887. and on CrOss-examiuati0n said
practically uo effort had been made 10
put stop To- these marriages.
Mrs. Fannie g.. Thurber. "a plural wife
~ Joseph Thurber was sworn. She
said she bias four children and that her
husbands first wife has eight children.
Both wives Iire iH Riohleld. but Boo
houses one block apart The youngest
child of the witness is two and % half
years old.
Charles d. owen. who has been assoc
ciated with Mr TayleF lH aceumIlat-
Ing evidence in the Mormon iuvestiga-
ton, was sworn. He said be- became
interested l1 the question Goo January
1880. by receiving au offer from % New
York paper ~ look after lts interests
Do The auti-EDDertE campaign the pa
per was conducting. Later be- Wag re-
tanned By the WOmDu's IHterdenOmi-
national Council NJ EeH York. and stu
later By tbe DrOtestaHts against Sen
atOr EmOOt retaining bis seat
Mr owen testified tbal BE- had the
olOsest Information possible about poly
gamy Doc Utah. and never accepted any
one mans word ABOUT pOiygamOug mar
riages Re said that Apostle Taylor
! d. rcDuted m have taken two wives
| within two OF three year, and that
ADOstie cONIey has taken % new wife
within three years. Taylor now has
/ five wives, said the witness.
where are ADDatleg COWIey ana
TayIOFZ' asked SIR Burrows,
~ understand they are lD hiding 90
! CaHada," said the witness. Continuing
Boz said Apostle Merrill has nine wives,
/ two taken since the manifesto, CON
suIing the church encyclopedia, the
witness said Apostle Merrill has forty
| Gye children aHd ~ grandchildren.
Attorney Tayler then brought out ~
great many names NJ persons reputeJ
~ be- living iu pOIygamy, together with
dates Of marriages and the number Of
children born NJ these plural marriages
since the manifesto.
Witness owen testified 10 swearing
out an information for Apostle Heber
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Claus Spreckels. VIM. @. Irwin
ClauSSDrGCkalS eco.
BANKERS


San Francisco Agents-The Nevada
National Bank OF San Francisco.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANCISCO-The Nevada Ma
tional Ba X Of San Francisco.
JONDON-Union OF London g. Smiths
Bank, Ltd.
NEW YORK-American Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
CHICAGO-Corn Exchange National
Bank.
PARIS-Credit Lyonnais.
BERLIN-Dresdner Bank
HOEGKONG AND YOKOHAMA-The
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank OF New Zea and, and Bank OF
Australasia.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER-Bank
of British North America.
TRANSACT A GEIyERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received. Loans iade nm
Approved Secur' ~ Commercial and
jewellers Credits issued. Bills Of FIX
chaLge Bought and Sold.
COLLECTION PROMPTLY AC-
COUNTED FOR.
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WASHINGTON December 20 Auos-
lie John Henry Smith was the first
witness called before the Smoot in-
vestigatius committee today Mr..
Tayler asked. "Is the taking of the enc
dowment necessary prerequisite to "a
marriage in the temple.
ON the main yes. ] should answer
both yes and no TO that question"
could Senator Smoot be elected au
apostle without taking the endowment %
"He could have been yes. sir"
Gould he have been married 10 his
wife for time and eternity without take
ing the endowments2"
He could have been: yes SIR"
do such marriages occur now"
Il presume not
Then the inference we are TO draw
from your testimony" said Mr. Tay-
Ter els that you have no knowledge
whether Mr. Smoot took the eud0w-
meut or uOt2'
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-10
THE ONLY COUGH MEDICINE
FREE FROM POISON.

The Pharmacy BOard Of New South
Wales, Australia, had AN analysis made
Of M the cough medicines that were
sold on the market, out Of the entire
list they found only one that they de-
clarcd wns entirely free from an poi-
lall y Cough Romedy, which proves II
lnln's cought Remedy, which proves It
10 De- the safest ana best that can De
had, n N especially recommended FOR
coughs, colds, Group ana whOoping
cough ana may De given 10 the little
onob with absolute security For sale
by an dealers, Benson, Smith & Co,
agents for Hawaii.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1853.
BISHOP & co.
BANKERS
BANKING DEPARTMENT

BANKING DEPARTMENT.
Transact business IN all departments
Of - mixing.
Collections carefully attended TO.
Exchange bought and sold.
Commercial and Travellers Letters
of Credit issued on the Bank Of
California and n. M. ROthschiIds &
Sons, London.
Correspondents for the American
Express Company, and ThOs. Cook
& Son.
Interest allowed on term and Savings
Bank Deposits.
TRUST DEPARTMENT
Act as Trustees. collect Rents and
Dividends.
Safety Deposit Vault
ACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT, 92S
Bethel treet.
Auditors and Trustees I'm Bankruptcy
Books examined and reported on.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, 924
Bethel Street.
Agents for Fire, Marine, Life, Acci-
dent and Employers Liability Insur-
ance Companies.
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D. Grant because u his holding out
his DOlyRamOug relations ~ an address
before % Utah seminary, Mr.. owen
gaid Gr8nt lcft the country ana has
not since returned. Bc told also Of
taking steps against Grant This year
when hc Wag appointed Utah repre-
tentative ~ the first international COM
grcsg for school hygiene held ~ Nu-
remburg.
Action was also begun by Mr.. owen
against Angus NJ. Cannon ana one bis
plural wives, Mr.. Cannon Was con-
yicted under this prosecution IN sep
tember, 1899.
Five persons IN SEWER county and
one IN Box Elder stake we're convicted
through the fundamentally Of Mr.
owen, ana many other complaints were
fled by him, according 10 his testimony
The fines IN al cases were merely no.
miDal, said A.r, owen, from t25 10 $50
ana IN nearly every case the fines were
paid by public subscription, He said
be satisfied himself that action IN tho
courts was unayHiliBg.
A. this point q recess WAS taken anC
| Attorney TaylGr announced that The
DrOlebtaDts had presented al their tes
| tlmOny IN the case against Senator
| SmOOt.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-10

East
IF SO,IWHY NOT USE
The only Double Track Railway be-
tween the Missouri River and Chicago.
IF SOIwHY NOT USE
ThreeTrainSDaiIy

Via the Southern Pacific. Union Pa
cihc and Chicago and Northwestern
RyS.
Overland Limiteu. Vestibuled. Leaves
San Francisco at 1000 a. m. The most
Luxurious Train In the World. Elec-
trio Lighted Throughout. Buffet smok-
Ing cars with barber and bath, Book
lovers Library, Dining Cars, Standard
and Compartment Sleeping Car and OBJ
servation ars. Less than three days
TO Chicago without change.
Eastern Express. Vesibuled. Leaves
San Francisco at 800 p. m. Through
Standard and Tourist Sleeping 7ars tc
Chicago. Dining Cars. Free Reclin-
Ing Chair Cars.
Atlantic Express. Vestibuled. Leaves
San Francisco at 900 a. m. STANDARD
aud Tourist Sleepers.
Personally Conducted Excursions
Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays
The best Of everything.
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RY
II. r, RITCHIE, @. A. p. q.
6l7 Market st., palace Hotel Sal
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De wonp rErcnns rnnM.

The Japanese on the Pacific coast
have been watching the cable offices
during the past months with great IN
tcrost Occasionally one gets mes
sage consisting Of the word Hoshhu-
kacrc, ana then hc packs up his be
longings ana starts hcadlong TO join
the COlOr8
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-10

APOSTLE HEBER J, GRANT WHO
IS IN LIVERPOOL AND BEYOND
THE REACH or A SUBPOENA.
not n trial, but an inquiry, ana the
committee show follow every tran In
order 10 got at the truth Of conditions
that the names Of persons repuied To
have knowledge on the subject should
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-10

Barn your income
I'm a Smart Sack Suit.
--STEIN-BLoCH MADE.
Comfortable, stylish,
in many models.
Fitting precisely
and labeled so
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-10
CONSOLIDATED SODA Water Works
KONO EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
CAN'T ELECT THEM NOW.
COMPANY LTD.

public and Mr. Douglas
thin when spread
presidential cndi
about the dis
after the Monday Of
Presumably Folk Douglas have much
predtiOnsuca Press
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-10

CHANCE FOR HONEST GAMBLERS
An imperial decree has been issued IN
Russia fOrbldding the use Of pack OF
playing cards IN q club more than once
This h because there IN q tax on every
pack used, II may also help honest
card playing 10 some extent.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-10

lDate Of Departure from Kahului
u. 8. A. Transports Will leave for San
Francisco ana Manila, and viii arrive
from same ports a. irregular intervals.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-10

fiughn GAINESVILLE Wis. tightly
ribs nOcked After uf
feg young
wast the cause o her
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02
9ln nulercW aibinstOncr Nbonnenten

Die Nacntnr ocs gScntifen Gurrt.
ip%unScntcn" fir Den 0iitrift Gplnm'
bin lit Srn. Wm. Snnncmann, Nr.
1918, Mariun.S trai,c, N.sM., @alb'
lnNion, iibcrtrnocn purOcn. Sr. gan"
ncmnrn lit inter Den ScntIdJcn Der
NEnbcsbnnptItnSt pprtbcilbnft be.
FAINT nno bcoarf babcr fcinrr bclon'
oercu Giniibrnng. &r. S%nnncmaan
lit crmGd)tigt wurben, SnbIcriptiuncH.
Mtonncmcnt$gclocr nnb In5cigcn fir
btn rScntid)cn Gurreipppbcutcn" cut.
NcNcn 1T ncbmcn, nno bitten mir I'M
icrc T%bunncntcn in Der &mnoesbnnpt
ltaoi, bcm ncncn &crtrctcr bcs iibcral
germ scicbcncn @lattcS in Der iiblid,
ircnnolidcn @ciic cntscgcn 5n fom'
men nno oaonrdD bic Wiibc crlcid)tcrn
Sm bclicn. Sr. S%anucmanm lit jeocr
3cit bcrcit, ucnc Wciteilnngcn ant oas
ylntt iumobl, ais mndD bic Vcforoc'
ring uun NnSciecu prompt cntgcgcn
III nclmcn nnb ami bas Sdnclitc ST
bciorgcn.
GbmarO Nainc,
Nrransacbcr bcS yNcntidDcn Sure
i%punoentcn."
Baltimore, Wo.
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Nntu nub 3ua conioiren.

Sr. i. s.. Sad. inn, mo lCin Better
G. sod nobc atlontic-GiiD pcrlln.
qIildt. - Gritcrcr briht cin @cin
2cbtcrcr cntfom unpCrIctt.
Sr. i. s.. Sod, Jun, mo lcit Vet
ter 9. Sad pom Baltimore mllrocn
geitern Worqen bon 0cnl Ntlortlcs
GiipsGilSug Der EcnniUlponio. 0obr
nobc NbicccrL Is Meilcn bon bier, &c.
t%roiicn, mGbrcn0 tic lid oltl clrcnl
Iutomobll oili Dem Mcgc nod blcIcr
Stobt beionocrt. Sr, i. s.. Sad CT.
lit cincu Ncinbrlth, lcln BETTER fam
uitpcrlcbt oopolt, mubrcn0 boS Nlltoa
mobil Seririimmcrt mllroc, Scrr Sad
ipliroc nod Dem Soulc zines NrStc3
i'll Nblecon Ncbrod)t, Der Ole TcrlcbnnN
OILS nitt lebcuSgef1brlid crtlortc.
Ser ,3iig. mcld)er EbiluOCIpbio NM
S.32 WornlittooS pcrlieb, mnr nit
Toiiogicrcn aciiiut. nercn lid bel Der
6ollilion cin Funit bernuhtl9te. GiC
beibcn @errcu bcionocn lih oui ocm
ySegc 81 Den I~utonlobil sHenncu ull0
boiicn an Der arcil5ltng u%n9cboltcn,
nm eincn 6rodt5u0 porbci 81 luIlcn,
Ganm mar blcler pollirt, ais Ser
Sod, trot Der SiannIe ocs @obnuGr.
ters. Den Motor III 9crucQun0 icBtc
inb oireft Dor Den EoiioGicr5t9 illbr,
Der olll bem unbcrcn @clcilc oubcrz
gebroiilt FAM. Sr, i. $, Sod. iirn,,
III Elm Sobn beS MnpoltS 4. s. Sot
bon Nr. 1911, ct. Foul,S trobc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-02
2ufaIbcridJtc ans @nibington.
= eomtcnmubI Scr o3ent'
dlCn Woptii il en-.

= comtcnmubI Scr n3eut'
hcn iitcn".
Sn Der Gcitriacn SdInbpcrlomnt'
hing Der oIcutifcn @optiltcn"
(Gundcr) pom 0itIidcn M%nrplono,
Die ibrc i0brIihe Gonicrcn5 III Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Ode /. StroBc
uno Norn-G Carolina .Npemlc. h%icltcn.
murbcn nodioINcnoc 9comtcn err
luGblt: ErGliocnt q. Y. Snu0cr BON
Mem Minolor, Mo; Sctrctor ". T..
Hoop BON yScitminitcr, Wio.; SfoB'
mciitcr 9. 3. Gottrel BON l%lnionuillc,
NO; &ermnltltngarutb Die SS. :. :.
Gai9 bon Baltimore mo e. 9. 9rll.
iod pon Wcitntinltcr, Nto. 0ic nud'te
&obre@- GonlcrcH oicicr Organization
miro I'M Wtonot 9uQuit 1906 81
Wtio0lCtomn NO, ituttilt0crt.
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Sintuninnt VAR.

Nic - cunipIpun Giicn.
& 0 III D." miro iilr oicic &c.
Ieacnbcit am D, g., T., 8. uno O..
September GrfuriionS . 9ilete, oic
MIR am Gage Der &crntagobung gill
iig limo, eiuid)licBlid) GIntritt gum
FIuBc, gum Yrciic pom 90 Gents per-
tollicn. Spe5ioISiigc mcrocn oen
Gon1bcn g.. Nnhnboi an g., I. utb s.
september nm Ills TormittugS,
mo ont D., g., T., s. ut0 9. Septcrn'
Der llnl tits &ormittugs mo | ltbr
Nud,mittoQs p~crlollcn. Hildiobrt am
g., I. mo s. September ON Iuss
ltcllunNaplobc nm 6 llbr IbcrloS.
(2I5,S,5O1
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Nnf Ialamacn: suci Tamilicn.
Mnsiliiac ,um bnlbcn Yreiie. St. Mi-

dlncl'S am ). September. lirlc prod)'
iigc ISabrt crircut ltet8 Die (bellneb'
mer. Hcucr 0umpIer nannapoliS"
pom Iicr 9tr. t6 I'M 9 llbr Worgens.
,3mci Stlnoen in St. WiihuclS iilr
iretnbidoitlihe 9eiuhe; Muiif mir
jllnoc 2eutc; pcrcinigt cine @eIell-
idnit bon S%rcirnocn; Cure elnSlge
Weleaenbeit in oielcm Sabre.
Nuf Eort 0epoiit mo SABRE DC
Grace ant Mitinod, ben 6. Septem'
Der, 8 llbr Morgens. 212 Stunoen i'll
Yort; Dies lit einer Der i%einltcu Nus
iliige aus Der Stoot; Die ulte nno
neile Bride, ein @llnoer, mo nllr
iiir Die SGlitc, mag 'bfe '@e,ltc nab.
reno oes gnrlSen Sonumers be5abIten;
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(242-3,5-6) Spfdcitcr.Gu.
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las NcttCr.

sir Morplono mo ocn 2iItrilt
Columbia Nc0cn mo pcrdnocrlldc
Winbc.
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SO @roo nm I llbr Nadlnnitto09.
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nor 60 @ro6 nm & llbr WprAcn9.
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Ser h0d)itc (bcrmometerltono Scr
lettcn 81 Stmocn in neutrality-suspicious.
St0htcn mur, mic lolQt: Ga'tport 66,
Furtlono 20, Bolton 70, Nlbunu 20.
Ncp. port n, &orri1burg so, Ebilu-
belpbio 80, NtIontic Gitp ~ Gupc
Mau II Nuiblngion 50, Noriolt SO.
Sultcroa 50, Charlotte 80, 9Silmin0.
ton Sc, GhorleItpn 80. Soponnuh 81,
,Sudlonpiac 81. >Sllpitcr SO, Sen Wclt
80. Ntlouto SO, montgomery 81,
Seem Crlcona %, Enleltinc ST, @ol.
pciton 81. Corpus Gbrilti 30, Nicm.
phia ST, Cincinnati Sc, ElttHbltrN
n. Oslpcgo IS. buffalo y, Glcpc.
lonO GS, 0ctroit y, Nlpcna 81,
MorQilcttc 81. @rccn @op 81, Gbi.
cogo 76, Gnlutb 81, q. Eoul 6G,
ct. 2pui9 %, &unins GitD 90,
Omobn 50, Nrrron 76, @isnlurd 60,
Wiaiiton 81, SABRE 81. &cIcno 6S.
Salt 2ofe 50, Gcnpcr Sc, ltortt
lsloite 80, 0ooDc 80, Imurillo 9G.
Ho5 Angcles Sc.
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