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, 1905-05-04
r A AND RAWLINS.

Clipped from the Rawlins Republi.
can.
G. S. Adams was in Laramie the
first of the week.
Mrs. James Weightman of Laramie
is a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Weightman.
Mrs. S. N. Ware and little daughter
of Laramie arrived this morning for a
visit with her mother, Mrs. J. A. Ben
nett.
Mrs. James Weightman and Mrs. H.
Landgeldt, representatives of the la
dies auxiliary to the M. W.. A. at Lar,
annie, are in the city and will present
the petitions from hat organization
to the state camp meeting of the M.
w. A. in session here today.
, 1905-05-04
MEETS AT
W|N0NA
ASSEMBLY OF pRESBY
TERRAIN CHURCH TO BE HELD
THE WEEK AFTER NEXT
to Represent Presbytery of Wyo-
ming, With Moderator as Alter.
nate-Important Matters to Be
Considered at the Coming Meeting.

The general assembly of The Pres,
byterian church is to be held at Win,
ona, Indiana, May 16 to 20, 1905. 1t
is expected that the assembly will be
one Of the larry est ever held by this
denomination. At the assembly the
union of the Presbyterian and the
Cumberland Presbyterian churches
will be consummated, after years OF
strife to bring this about.
DR.. VanDyke, Grover Cleveland and
a hos Of notable men will take part in
the proceedings.
The p~resbytery Of Wyoming has
chosen Rev. N. G. Sundby, pastor OF
the Presbyterian church at Centennial,
as the representative of this presby-
terry at this conference, with Rev. A.
c. Hogbin, the moderator of the presby-
terry, as the alternate. Among the mat
tiers likely to be touched upon, and
which was voted upon at the Rawlins
meeting of the Wyoming presbytery,
was the organizations of p~resbyteries
for colored Presbyterian churches
within the bounds Of any other presby-
terry, the Wyoming organization vot-
ing in the affirmative. This presby-
terry also voted unanimously in favor
of the union of the Presbyterian and
Cumberland Presbyterian churches.
The delegate from Wyoming presby-
terry will make report of the general
assembly at the meeting of the local
presbytery to be held in this city next
year.
, 1905-05-04
WANTS ALL WIDE OPEN

1t is currently reported that gam
bling will be stopped in all the towns
of the state, says the Meeteetse Stan
dard. There should be no good rea-
sons why some of the towns should
be allowed to run wide open and 9th
ers be closed up If gambling hurts
a town then let them all suffer and if
it is a good thing then all should be al
lowed to participate in the distribu-
ton Of the money. 1t has been argued
that quite a discrimination has been
felt in Meeteetse since gambling ceas.
ed here and hat Thermopolis, which
continues to run wide open, is reaping
the benefit. The attorney general
should either put a a on the whole
business or give every | cality the
treatment.
, 1905-05-04

%dergreen ranch yesterday afternoon
bringing some stuff for the Sodergreen
town house n taking some supplies
from the city to the ranch today.
DR.. d. E. Brown returned this morn,
ing from Chicago. where he has been
taking a post graduate degree in one
of the medical colleges for the past
month. He was at his office during
the forenoon.
Prof. l.. w. Trumbull of the depart
ment of mining at the university left
on the noon train today for Denver,
where he will attend to some business
for the university, expecting to return
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory left this morn
ing for the Centennial valley, where
they will visit for a few days with their
parents, Hon. and Mrs. C. NJ. Greg
ory. Mr.. Gregory is connected with
the railroad company here.
W. E. Sterne, the electric light man
whose proposition for a franchise and
city contract IA submitted to the
council Tuesday night, has returned to
Denver, the proposition being in the
hands of the committee appointed for
that purpose.
Assistant Superintendent Stenger
and Trainmaster Anderson we're here
this morning, in Mr.. S~tenger's official
car, leaving for the west on the after
noon train to meet the Denver bust
ness mems excursion, coming across
the state tomorrow. They will return
with the party tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Walcott of
Cheyenne passed through the city this
afternoon, en- route to Portland, Ore,
where Mr.. Walcott will represent the
Cheyenne division of the Order of Rail
way Conductors at the National con.
vention. Mr.. Walcott is a passenger
conductor on the Wyoming division.
Mrs. Maggie Langheldt and Mrs.
Olive Weightman returned on the noon
train today from Rawlins, where they
had been to attend the banquet given
by the Rawlirs Woodmen to the visit,
ing delegates to the state camp, Mod
ern Woodmen of America, last even
ing, II which did not end until /
O'Clock this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burns and son,
Hughie, left this afternoon for Port
land, Ore, where they will attend the
national convention of the Order OF
Railway Conductors and the Ladies'
auxiliary, Mr.. burns being the dele
gate from Laramie division, o. R. c.,
and Mrs. Burns the delegate from
Hinkley division, Ladies' Auxiliary.
Mr.. Burns will be absent about a
month, but Mrs. Burns and Master
Hugh will probably be away three
months, visiting relatives and friends
on the coast.
, 1905-05-04

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dread disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that Is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure ia
the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease requires a con.
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure d taken internally acting directly
from the blood and C surfaces Of
the system thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature In
doing it, work. The proprietors have
20 much faith in it, curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollar
for any case that 1t falls to cure. Send
for list Of testimonials.
Address: r. J. CHENEY Z CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 7bc.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
, 1905-05-04
MISS ALICE BENNETT
DEAD AT CHEYENNE

Miss Alice Bennett, sister of DR.. H
M. Bennett, died Tuesday morning at
9 O'Clock of s%epticaemia al the home OF
her brother at Cheyenne. The funeral
occurred at the home this afternoon at
3 o'clock.
Miss Bennett had been a resident OF
Cheyenne for our years, during which
time she resided with the family OF
DR.. Bennett. A large number of friends
were sincerely grieved when the news
Of her death became known.
, 1905-05-04
Adm WEsR's WAGON
TURNED UPSIDE DOWN.

Adm Webb, the ~freignLer, had con-
siderable difficulty on Red hill last
week with a load of freight for Pearl
Times.
! The grade completed on Red hill
last year has not thoroughly packed
nearly without a bottom, consequently
one wagon started down OF the lower
side, and turned bottom side up. On
this wagon, among other things, was
a consignment of wash boilers and the
result was rather disastrous. The
wagons were finally gotten in all right.
, 1905-05-04
MEMORIAL
DATE FIXED
DEPARTMENT COMMANDER DOW
MEN ISSUES GENERAL Or
DERs FOR OBSERVANCE.
Religious Services to BE Held at the
Churches on Sunday May %, and
the Decoration Of the Graves of
Civil War M Spanish War Vet
Grams, May 80.

Numerous orders have been issued
recently by the department Of Colora-
do and Wyoming, G. A. R., by Thomas
]. Downen, department commander at
Pueblo.
The Memorial day order states that
Tuesday, May 80, will be observed by
the veterans Of the department by the
usual services at cemeteries through
out Colorado and Wyoming. The
graves of veterans of the Spanish
American war will also be visited.
| Schools are requested to devote a por-
ton of the day to memorial exercises,
and religious services are called for
at the churches IN Sunday, May %.
A circular letter issued by Comman.
der Downen tells Of the preparations
being made for the G. A. R. encamp.
ment in Denver and gives details of
officers to fifty-one posts. He urges
upon all veterans to take an especial
interest in their posts from this time
forth, in order that the department
may be in good trim when encampment
time comes. Numerous special recon
mendations are made regarding the
conduct of the national reunion. All
posts are being notified as rapidly as
possible of the committees being ap-
pointed to carry on the work and new
features as they come up. Programs
for the various days are being mapped
out and there is general hope that the
encampment may be a notable one.
, 1905-05-04
ASKED TO PROSECUTE
PROMINENT FLoCkMASTER

The state board of sheep commits
sioners has asked the Albany county
authorities to prosecute the persons
responsible for the present outbreak
of scabies among tlocks in Albany and
Laramie counties, says the Cheyenne
Tribune, and an information is expect
ed to be sworn out against a promi-
nent Albany county flockmaster in a
few days.
, 1905-05-04
PERSONAL

R. C. Baird Of Cheyenne was a city
visitor last night.
A. c. Brooks of Woods was in the
city this morning.
D. Higley and daughter, Mrs. McCar-
thy, arrived from Bosler on the noon
train today.
Hon. Ora Haley yer to Granite
canon on the noon train today, on
some cattle business.
Mrs. Baily and her daughter, Miss
Baily, left this morning for their home
in the Centennial valley.
T. A. Cosgrir, the Cheyenne bank
president and former Carbon county
sheepman, was here last night.
w. ]. Ryan of Omaha, the travelling
salesman, Is in the city today, look
ing after his customers at Laramie.
Hon. c. D. Oviatt returned to the
Boswell ranch this morning, taking
out some seed for the spring sowing.
Ocie Center and George w. Moore
left last niSht for Lookout, and will
drive from there to their home neal
Toltec.
Tom Morris arrived this afternoon
from Cheyenne. called by news of the
death of his mother, Mrs. Seele. this
morning.
Mrs. l.. w. Trumbull and children
went to the Hoge ranch this morning
for a visit until Saturday with Hon.
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Hoge.
w. B. Emmons came in from the Riv-
erside ranch by the Walden stage last
night, leaving on train No. 6 for Den
yer, on a business trip.
Mrs. S. N. Ware and daughter, Miss
Myrtle, returned at noon today from
Rawlins, where they had been visiting
relatives for a few days.
Mrs. E. P. Porter left on the noon
train today for Denver, where she will
meet her husband and go with him
from Denver to Chicago.
Ed Herbert, a sheep shearer, went to
the Riverside ranch this morning,
where he will assist in shearing the
Riverside band Of sheep.
Joe Shan1eld Of Denver, represent.
ing the Remington typewriter. vas in
the city this morning, in the interest
Of that typewriting machine.
F. J. Paradice, the Denver plumbers
supply salesman, was here yesterday,
calling on local plumbers, leaving for
the west on the afternoon train.
w. R Hodges, who has been in Col.
orado and other points since Deem
Der. left this morning by the Walden
stage for his home in North park.
Jerome Decker and George Post ar
rived from Walden with their freight
teams last night and are loading the
wagons today for the return trip
c. A. jackson and Sam Wallace re
SuiACu az hOOA pON0y AAoAA ~ vino
where they attended the state camp
OF the Modern Woodmen Of America.
W. j. Stewart, travelling engineer fol
the eastern district of the Wyoming
division, was here from Cheyenne to
day. returning home on the moor train
Mrs. Goetx of Cheyenne. who CAM
= few days ago for q visit with Mr.
and Mrs. c. D. Oviatt. IA taken Il
the ranch this morning for q few days
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Newell re
turned to their home at 1'oltec today
after attending the funeral Of theil
father. Joshua Cation, yesterday after
moon.
H r. Logue, superintendent Of tn
branch hsh hatchery at Lander. an
who has been assisting . THE Gillespd,
dam, was IN the city last night. leavin,
this morning for the hatchery.
Frank 1ustse cane II from the 81
, 1905-05-04
Cures couuhs and Colds,

Mrs. C. Peterson, 625 Lake St., To
peka, Kas. says: "Of all cough rene
dies Billiards. H%orehound Syrup is my
favorite,it has done and will do all thai
is claimed for ito speedily cure all
coughs and colds-and it is so sweet
and pleasant to the taste" rs, SOC
800 bottle. Red Cross Pharmacy.
, 1905-05-04
time and Tide Wait for No Man"

But Trabing waits nn,n a.ery one
that enters his store, sr.- for r1sh and
his prices are SURPRISE treats the
poor and rich the sane.
Phone 45B.
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0run0eigentbums llebertraauugen

Wttlarb s.. Gotnsber9er an Samuel 9ronn, Spt
34l, YorrifBs2 2. Aobition, nbriGbSptlle, $780,
SSre6ertd Simbabers Wprntuno on Seurn Suhrt,
AL ader 8altic 1890.
sJreoerif &imbaders Yprmunb an 9oab a. Gdbrpd
64100 Slder, Baltic, $4l9.5O.
9. s.. SlpetBer an y. 80 NpIeuberrn, Spts TO- II
lino 13, IN g. abbitipn 9ten Bbilabelpbta. 800.
SenamiH s. SSroeblicb on Nlbert Sperbplt, Sbeilot
5 uno s. Urn uno Mdlas' addition Neip Bbtlabela
pbia $2700
3eurp 9. Setfer H. u. an Sames 80 gptper 2adsr,
Wfta, $780,
Sobn s. Ranball on 2ouiIa s. gtarnep, Got l,
aSeters Subbtpifipn, Suabenbiitten, $1,000.
Wtabel s. unb Glarence 3. 9obp, Sbeillot 8, Sanbes
Subhtoifion, Stem philadelphia, $1,000.
Gleanor s. Wurners 9prmunb on Mtnuie $ooaQs
lono un9etbetlter l6 Sbel III Sot 464, Stem 9baoel
pbia, $517.
) 5. Spal!sg an Soiepb s. Butter, eonb, 2esu.
Seunie s. unb ambroe " gotuers on Sobu MeI.
lerlp Sot 81 nnb 9beil BON 49, 3ngus abbtttou. Stem
Bbiaoelpbia 5000.
Charles 8. S9erron an Morp aaftor, 2s 4llO slder,
Wlta $500.
gbarles SO. Ntap on 9aniel O'gpnnor, 9betGuts l6
uno H. 8lod 2, Sennifon, $l400.
Gabel It. nno Shero0 Etfetts on Wtar9aret u.
Wbte, Sot 62, Sweisers 9lootiou Stem 9bilaoeIpba,
$1,000
Sulo u. unb Sobn a. @roB an gmilp Sc. 2ptle,
Ibeillot 1873, gteip philadelphia, $500.
Semuel 9amtlton on Seorge 80 Cope, 52l l100 ader,
marfpif, $400.
Seoree 80. Cope an Sarrp G. aefer, 52l1Oo ader,
Warlpiff $500.
Siabel unb 80. u. 2atto on 5. g. NtegauIep Sbeil.
lot "a, uhrihsnille, $1,000.
Sereuliab S. &iffle on SDepb s. McgauIep, Sbeilpt
l22 ubrtdbsnile, $45O e..
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MHenS60nOe.

Sn Californian bat Elm Sbfsu6ter
affen gum phitfen gu berpenoen per=
in9t, neil ibm nlenldlide NrbeitstraIt
gu tbeuer mar. Die Nffen baben oenn
AUDI fleiBig 9epfliift, aber anfatt bic
Griihte in ben SOrb gu tbun, oamit
Der Sbf3u9ter tie bertaufen t0nnte,
baben Die oummen 8ieher bic I1Dnen
Pflaumeu ielbit aufge9ehen.
Gin menIbli6er Nrbeiter 1T 9e=
i6eiter. 1T bun9ert lieber, als oaB er
lt4 on fremoem Sut bersriffe. Ser
oumme Ntfe glaubt. ale Grii1te ieien
nur ieinetpe9en oa. Ser cipiliirte
Meni6 weiB. oaB @ntiaeuns cine 5u-
9eno 1T. Ser Nhe tanu nlein uno oein
nidt unterlbeioen. Ser tluge Weni6
bat gelernt, bob bic 8dume nit ben
TriiAten Dem aebDren, Der fi9 ben 8e.
ltBtitel fiir oas 2ano gu eri9winoeln
beritanoen bot.
Qn ben Nffen ideint Sopfen uno
Wal3 berloren au iein. Der Sbn=
5ii6ter fam ndmlib auf bic Soee, lie,
nit WaultOrben perieben, our Nrbeit
su ldifen. Sies lieBen lt9 ole 8biere
aber ni6t eefallen. gie inlcenirten
iofort einen Streif. 2eioer tonnte li1
Der SbltsiiAter i'm 8unbesaeribt feinen
Wtanoamus gegen Die Streiter ernirten.
0arin iino ndmlid bic Nfen tomiid,
Dor 8eri1tsbefeblen baben iie ni6t Den
9eringiten &eipett.
8eaen Die Sumnlbeit fdmpfen selbit
Die @0tter bergebens. Wenn mir bier
Nhen hdtten, piirben iie nabrI6einli1
ale BHaumen ellen.
IS 1T nirtliA eine Nhenihanbe!
(We. 81
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SmtermatiomaleS (0aMnerpAar
Derhaftet.

~
ghicaeo, 6. Gtt. 3tuei inter.
rationale @auner iino BON Der bieliaen
Bolisel oinafeit gemadt moroen. 60
Daro s. Montgomerp, Der 5tieflobn
oes 8BepraiiDenten Siaaf s. 2lopo
uon DER Mutual 2ebensperf6erunas.
8eIealNaft. tpia Die 8eioen nod glem
Dort bringen laHsn. Senrp 6offman,
Der eine Der 8erbafteten. nuroe lpeoen
acknowledgements arretirt. @eoen
Die Rumpanin Soffmans, cine Grau
0enrp S1tller, lit ebenfa0s S3laae
tpe9en Gdmugeels erboben poroen.
Gs beibt aber. baB bas Baar Iomobl in
gfeD Dort pie in 2onoon ginbruhs-
oiebhdble oeriibte. 9ie geioen iollen
bereits eingeitanoen baben, Dab lie oas
0aus oes Serrn 2lopb, in oem bas
Grauen5lmmer angehellt mar unb lid
multerqiltia auffiibrte. beraubt baben.
6err Wontgomerp'bn bereits cine gauge
He:he bon Werthiahen, bic man bel
Der 8erbaftung oes gaares in oefen
BeltB fano, als @l9entbum Der Samilie
Slono in Stem Oort ioentifi3irt. Ser
8eiammtpertb Der Beute, bic Die 9iebe
oamals madten, be3iffert li9 auf ca.
10000 Dollars. Nud i'm Nnionia
9otel IN yfep Oorf foa bas 8auner=
paar rei1e geute gema6t baben. 0on
Der Grau ediller meiB man, oaB lie es
eana ausse3ei6net peraebt, Die &oae
zines Wtannes gu fpielen. eSn ibrem
3immer fano man a1erlei mGnnlihe
&leloun9sitiife, II. a. iogar einen 3D=
ltnoerhut. 9ie geamten ertldren, oaB
Die Trau es anIdeineno oarauf abee=
leben babe, ale s9ulo auf li6 su
nebmen, oamit Soffman fret auseebe.
Schman bat aeltanbeu. oaB er Die
Srau in Der gedbe oes 2lopo'Iden
0aules aeieben unb oaB lte Elm eroBes
pafet aeltoblenen 8utes bel ii9 eetra=
gen babe. gr bat rpeiter 3ugeoeben,
oaB er ibr bel Der Slu6i bebiIfli6 ee=
pelen 1T. 8ei Der 0erboitune Der
geioen fano man 270 9iamanten in
ihrem 8eliB. Dor ibrem @rI6einen in
yaem Yorf follen bic geioen lib in
Sonoon auFgebalten baben, NC iie eben=
faas elm Saus gepliinoert uno 9oHman
Die geute unter einem Baum beraraben
baben iou, bis feline SpieBoenollin
3eit fano, f6 in mdnnlider &leioun3
an Srt uno Stelle 81 beeeben. um oas
aeraubte @ut fort8uidaffen. Ser guns
oestommihar 6orbes bat oas gaar bis
gum WerbOr in's 8sfdn9niB brineen
laiien. oa bic 8eioen ni6t imHanoe
tuaren, Die oerIanste Siir9Idaft gu
leiIten.
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BETWEEN BAYARD ann NEW PHlLADEL PHIA.

*Daily. Except Sunday. Flag stop. Meals
Stops let Of passengers from east Of Pittsburgh
Stops on signal receive discharge passengers 10
from points east Of Alliance.
mSop discharge passengers from points east Of Hudson
Stops on signal for passengers points Eastern Dvsicn
also east Of Pittsburgh Flag stop discharge passengers sf
c. &C Ry from Alliance and points east Flag s!oPistaks
passengers from o. A. Ry for points east Of Alliances ~
which train stops
sStops Sundays
Dark Faced Type denotes time from 12 90 10 II O.
midnight LghtFassdf from II 90 midnight IL 90 nosn-
q. L. FEcK, SAMUEL MOODY, e. A. FoRn,
Gsn'l Mgr Ganl psss'r Agt. Passr Tramc 49,
8-l4-O5.-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
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WeMe Sur fiir 9rets.

Nqe 9aut=&rebsleioen iino, pie man
iebt ueiB. beilbar ourh Buflen's
4rnica Salbe. Sas. @alters BON
Duffielo. 3d., idreibt: .Geit Sabren
lit i6 on Rrebs auf meiner 2ippe,
wel9er unbellbar i6ien, bis 8uflens
Nrnica 5albe ibn beilte uno iebt lit er
pollitdnoig Deri1nunoen." 8arantirt
bel Gbnitten uno Branomunoen in
Wllaer's Npotbefe. Nur rs gents.
geriuht iie. Sn Millsr's Mpotbefe
miro oeuti1 9eipro1en.
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Nieiiaer 8etrua.

BDV - "
Sebte @pbe prdientirte Elm 6dlIner
IN einsm Stem Yorter 8antsSnltitut
einea fali6en @bef, Der ben Namen
elmer mohlbeiannten Jirma Der attiens
bDrie truQ, uno erbielt oafiir si6er=
beiten, oeren Wertb auf unaefdbr
$3.50, 600 gei6dBt tpiro. Ser Name
oes Snltitutes miib ni9t betannt geees
ben, man glaubt aber, oab es cine
prontlnente Nationalbant lit, tpel9e i'm
SSinansoiitrift operirt.
Pearl & Co.. 9lftienmafler in go.
~ Milliam StraBe, nabmen ttirsli1
bel Dem ungenannten Snltitut cine
eintdgiee Nnleibe BON $500, 900 auf.
Nm Wiitttpo1 tpuroe bel Der 8anf bon
einem 6remben elm @bef fir ben 8etraa
Der Nnleibe nebit 1875 fur bic 3inIen
oes einen Sases binterle9t, uno Die
Bant lieferte ibm Die Siderbeiten aus,
tpel9e BON Bearl & So. fir ibre Nn=
leibe binterlegt tDorben tparen.
9ie Sant, auf tpelde Der gbef Der
Watlerfirma gesosen mar, lit eine. bel
Der pearl & SO. niemals Elm gonto
hatten, 10 muroe Die 6dllbung ni6t
eber entoedt, als big Der @bed oas
@learinsbaus paiiirt bate, ipo bic
6dll1una iofort an ben Sag FAM.
Cine Priuatoetettibagentur puroe :
fort nit Der Nufarbeitun9 oes 6alles
betraut uno Der Sransferirune Der
5i6erbeiten iofort ginbalt 9eboten.
Die Oetettius oeuten an, oaB iie cine
Spur gu Der sSoentitdt bes 6dlidets
baben, tpeltber. tpie man slaubt, einen
ooer mebr Gonlplisen bate. Ser 6dl=
fber mar au9enideinli6 nit ben
Iffdren bon gearl & So. poQltdnoia
pertraut.
9ie 6irma Yearl & So. beftebt aus
0per, Bearl uno Slapbef. 6err
Bearl befinoet lid 3ur 3eit in europa.
Die WitQlieoer Der Sirma baben Sibe
an Der Nttienb0rie, uno ibre Opera
tionen an Der 80rIe iino au 3eiten Iebr
ausgeoebnter Natur 9etpelen.
9ie Si9erbeiten, mel9e bon gearl
& So. fir ibre Nnleibe binterlest uno
BON Der 8ant fir elm pertbIoies Stiif
papier aus9eliefert nuroen, umfaIen
1000 Nttien Der uniteo States Steel
Company, 1000 Nttien Der &of Sslano
gabn, 1000 9lttien Der metropolitan
Street &ailluap &c., 700 Nttien Der
Mihouri Bacific 8abn, 200 Nttien Der
9}ortb Wmerican @OmpanD, AZ 6pro=
aenti9e Bombs Der gmerican 3obacco
Sompanp uno eini9e 0ebenturbonos 9
Der Wabalb 8abn.
Senrb 2eonaro, Elm "a Sabre alter
@lert Der Matlerfirma 9alle & Stieg=
liB, go. 80 Bomb StraBe, bat am
0tonta9 einaeitanoen, oab er Der Mann
mar. Der am lebten Mtittmo6 Die Na=
tional @itp 8aut um Seturitdten i'm
Wertbe bon 1859, 900 bei6winoelt bat.
st ia9te Der golisei, oaB CT Die 66l=
I9un9 uno ben 9iebltabl leoieli9 gu
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