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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-20
MUNICIPALITIES
Personal Mention of You ano
Your Friends

]. D. Biggins left for Tonopah las
cven:n. He will be back to spend III
Fourth of July at home.
Peter Organ is in from his ranch near
Min City. He reports things all right at
the ranch.
A. s. Burrows, a mining man from
Bruce copper mines at Ontario. Canada
Is In town for few days.
Assessor J. w. Guthrie left last even
ing for Love ock, where he will spend
he next ten days assessing the property
on the Big Meadows.
r. l.. Jewett is here again from Salt
Lake looking after mining interests in
this county.
w. w. Roby of the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Co. will short y visit this section to
expert some mining property for the
Winnemucca Mining and Smelling Co.
Hon. M. 8. Bonnlfie,d leaves this
evening for Tonopah after having spent
several days In the trial OF a mining
suit. The Judge says he expects to rae
on the Western Pacific when ne comes
this way again.
f. B. Calhoun leaves for Kennedy to-
morrow morning. He has been engaged
in a lawsuit before Judge Bonnifie d in
the District court here for several days
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-20

Continuing the Goconda write up, /
will mention other bus. nezs firms and
conditions not yet given space:
JOHN ECHART
is the proprietor of the Morning Star
hotel and saloon. Mr.. Echart does a
good business and is deserved.y popular
with the public. He keeps nice place
and sets a good tab.e.
JOE BLANC
is the proprietor of the Exchange odg-
ing house and saloon and enjoys a good
patronage. His beds are all clean and
his rooms nicely kept.
JOHN FAYANT
Is the general manager Of the Banquet
lodging house restaurant and saloon.
He has a two-story building to do busi-
ness in. The upper floor is devoted to
bed rooms. The dining room is under
the direct management of Louie All. a
caterer of large experience and one OF
the best In the ate.
CHARLES PoLKINGHoRNE
keeps a general merchandise store ard
carries a general stock of everything
needed on the range or in the home. ne
does a good business.
JOHN A. COMES
Is the proprietor of store where every
thing known to the want of men may b
had. He also keeps saloon and barber
shop and "catche 'em going and com
ng." Mr.. Comes carries a good stock
OF gents furnishing goods. clothing al d
boots and shoes in great variety anc
does safe and highly profitable bust
ness. He says that while trade has beer
little slack for the past few days, he
finds enough to do to keep him out o.
mischief and has no great howl coming
for the way the world uses him. H
thinks that Fortune has done her share
towards making himself and fami y
happy and contented with their lot H.
life. He owns a pretty little cottage
home surrounded by shade .rees some
distance from his pace Of business
1. + !. + /. + i. J. 1. i. I. 1. 4. + I. !. !.
For cool Comfort buy a Hammock at
E. Reinhart & Co.'s. 6-14-tf
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-20
DEATH OF
GOOD MAN
Hon. Liman L. Crockett. Q Pio-
neer Of Nevada Passed Away
at Reno Saturday

1t Is with much sorrow that the Silver
State Is called upon to record the death
of Hon. l.. l.. Crockett at his home in
Reno Saturday. Mr.. Crockett was at
one time State Treasurer of Nevada and
has filled many aces of trust and
honor in western Nevada. He was en-
gagged for many years in the lumber
business at Dayton, but moved to Reno
in the early '70's, where he engaged in
the lumber business and was interested
with the writer of this article for several
years. Mr.. Crockett was one of the best
of men and was devoted Mason and a
member of Reno Lodge No. l3, f. and
A. M. and also Of Reno Chapter r. A.
NJ. He was also a prominent Odd Eel
low and has he'd many places of honor
in the lodges to which he belonged.
About one year ago he was taken III
with dropsical affection which carried
him over. He was buried by the Ma
sonic fraternity Sunday. he leaves a
devoted wife, who nursed him most
faithfully during his illness. He left
quite an estate. Fairwell, dear friend.
farewell
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GOlcOnda Business
Houses and Farms
Prosperous Section of Humboldt that will Some
Day be Scene of Great Activity---Dairy and
Ranch of Louis Dutertre

where he can go and enjoy all the COM
days wreste with the business word.
Besides his other business Mr.. Comes is
extensively engaged in mining and has
many fine prospects.
HOMER WINTERS
keeps saloon and keeps a good one.
He enjoys a large patronage and does
good business.
HENRY HOLSTER
is also the proprietor of a resort that Is
all right. He carries a good line
goods and has big trade.
THE DUTERTRE RANCH.
Louis Dutertre has been in Golcond
for the past fourteen years. He ha
been and is yet at the head of every
movement for the towns welfare. he
is mayor, city council and nearly tn
whole city government. He owns nearly
the whole town and its additions. H
SO owns land running one mile east o.
west and his holdings take in the Hum
boldt river the entire distance. The lant
8 all warm river bottom soil and hls
farm is one of the best alfalfa. grain ant
potato farms in the State. 1t comprise
5000 acres, 500 of which are under a hg
state of Gu tivation; 1000 acres are Iiv
bottom meadow and are in natural gras
de usually puts in 100 acres to whea
and has this year 60 acres in potatoei
The ranch is watered from two reser
soirs in the mountains, fed by snow
water and affords a stream of 500 inche
Of pure water besides a 4S-inch strean
from the hot springs that flows the yes
around. His alfalfa fields produce usu.
ally three crops of fine hay annually, bLt
his year he wi not cut but two crops
rhe place is provided with feed CORA.
and good racks and good buildings. ii
nas four large cattle corrals and two pis,
sheep yards where 400 head Of beef an
from 5000 to 1900 sheep are fed every
winter. Live stock fed at Mr.. Dutertre 5
|. i. I. !. i. + /. !. + + !. I. i. 4. + + !.
DIR. MCDONALD BACK.
DR.. Mcdonald. the dentist. mas return
ed to Winnemucca and will receive pa
tients at the Lafayette hotel. 6-s-tf
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VIRGIN VALLEY.

Prof. Merriam pronounces the fossils
sent him from Virgin Valley to be a
piece of wood. the tooth Of horse, the
tooth of rhinosceros. part of the jaw
seem to be Of the late Miocene age ana
interesting rather than valuable. A
party may be made up during the sum
mer to visit the wonderful place.
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IN FROM DUTCH FLAT.

Rudolph Wnkler was in from Dutch
at mining district this morning. He
reports a disastrous cloudburst in the
canyon on June 5th. He says the water
filtd UP 200 feet of tunnel anl destroyed
five mi es of road between Winnem teca
and the district. He is satisfied WITH
the mining outlook in the district.
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A WEDDING At
THE BUSCH
Two Hearts Made One Yesterday
and a Knot Tied Good and
Strong by Rev. Smith

Lovelock peope sometimes love and In
return are loved as we'll as people on
other parts of this dusty ball. Yester-
day the Busch hotel was the scene of a
pretty wedding of two of Lovelock 5
young people. w. c. Thorne and Miss
Ida Blu lups took the oath Of al .egiance"
before select company of friends and
Rev. MIR. Smith of the Winnemueca
Methodist church performed the cere-
mony. At $50 last evening the wedd ng
party took their places in the par.ors
and Rev. Smith pronounced the word
that made them man and wife. Ward
Martin. Miss Alice Eudde and Miss E.
Ruddle Witnessed the ceremony. The we'd
ding party had an e.egant wedding sup
per at the Busch at the conclusion { +
the ceremony. after which the boys and
girls of the Busch contributed a good
supp y of rice and showered 1t upon the
heads OF the newly obligated bride and
groom. They returned TO Lovelock on
No. last evening ready to take UP the
yoke and carry it for years. The Silver
State extends its congratulations. Nj.
Thorn is one OF the Lovelock Va ley s
most prosperous bee men and has sevea al
hundred stands that make honey for the
world. The bees will work harder now
than ever before. for they must make
two people happy instead of one.
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AT THE POINT OF A GUN.

E. L. Minis of the Mlms-Sutro Co..
brokers, took forcbe poss ss' on of the
Colin-Camphell Co. of Go dheld by driv-
ing out the clerks at the point OF re-
volver. He then boxed up the books nd
sent them to a pace of hidl g. tn
action was the elimination of business
troub es between Broker Bleakmore and
the Mims-Sutro Co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-20
IN FROM PARADISE.

II. A. Austin. who had his hand
mashed to jel few days ago in wcoi
press. was brought to Winnemucca last
evening for treatment. He Is stopping
at the Winnemucca hotel. Mr.. Austln
was accompanied by Mrs. Austin, l.. p.
Riley and Mrs. Holt OF Paradise.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-20

CUPS AND SAUCERS. coffee sizes;
handles. white granite. extra fine finish;
a bargain in every respect. Per set Of
six cups and six saucers. 75c. Come and
see them at F. C. ROBINS &. CO.
5-I0-tf
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THE SICK.

Mrs. w. l.. WI kinson is reported
some better this morning. Harry Nc
Anlnch, who Is suffeing with typhoid
pneumonia at the Winnemucca Sanitar-
ium, is reported a trfie better today, put
he is yet very sick man.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-20
CASE ENDED.

The case of f. b. Calhoun of Kennedy
VS.. c. s. Vadner. w. H. Hillyer and G.
T. Kyle over the ownership of the Hid
den Treasure mine at Kennedy ended to-
day by the finishing of taking the testi-
moay. 1t will now be submitted T.
Judge Bonnife on briefs and be decid
ed by the court later.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-20
GETTING READY FOR HAYrNi.

Several outfits of men, teams and mow-
ers left Winnemucca this morning for
now and haying will soon be on all uv.r
the country. The Nixon-Lee Company
started out several haying outfits this
morning.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-20

LADIES' SILK WAISTS will be on ex-
hibition for ONE WEEK MORE. Rathei
than return them we are authorized to
make cut in price. Walk in at once.
6-l0-tf f. c. ROBINS g. CO.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-20
MAY CLOSE DEAL

John Hayes Hammond will go to Bull
frog early in July 10 inspect the Mont
gomery- -Shoshone property on which he
holds an option for 50 10000. 1t is os-
lieved that he Is acting for the Guggen-
helms.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-20

PADDED BUSTS-Ihese are for the
ladies only. Just the thing to cover 1e-
your picture taken. then Judge the re-
rllt. At +. c. ROBINS & CO.
6-i0-tf
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-20
LoYEI.ocK NEXT.

Alien c. Il agg viii visit the produc
tive country around Lovelock next week
and endeavor to give that section the at
tention 1t deserves. lie will prob aby
spend a week In the Lovelock valley.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-20
FOUND OIL.

oil has been found at Lund, Whise
Pine county. by prospectors who were
looking for go d. All the land in the wi
cinty has been located.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-20
MATTERS OF RECORD.

Harry Fulger. Joseph Alley. r. Sage
and M. Sage are having possessory
claims recorded today to land in the Nc
Dermitt country.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all liquor
State Revenue License Is now due ana
payable at my Office before the 1st day
of July. 1905. Herein fai. not. under the
penalty of the State law.
s. n. LAMB,
6-20-H Sheriff of Humboldt County.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-20
WAIT A WEE.

II any one thinks there is nothing In
winnemucca mountain worth having let
him wait wee and he may change his
mind.
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LADIES', G,uTD

The Ladies' Gui d OF the Episcopal
church will meet tomorrow afternoon ar
the home of Mrs. Samuels
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-20

Owing TO the increase In trade. He's
bread reduced to two loaves for I5c \
Diehrs City Bakery. Scott
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-20
FOR RENT.

A three-room furnished cottage. good
location. is offered for rent. Inquire at
this office. 6-l9-26
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ICE CREAM.

The ladies OF the M. Il. Church are
planning to open ice cream parlors on
tho Fourth of Juy.
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LADIES HOSE-Solid and drop-stitch
ed: besides a full line for children, at
6-10-tf #. c. ROBINS Il CO.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-20

To keep cool buy one OF those light
weight Crash Skirts at e. Reinhart 4
Co.'s. 6-l4-tf
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LODGING ROOMS.

Gentlemen des ring quiet. comfortab' G
rooms app at this office. s-20-7-i
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SHEEP SHIPPED.

Ten cars of mutton sheep are beins
loaded at Goconda today for the west
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LADIES WHITE APRONS, severa
styies. Also Children'n Lace and Sax
Caps. washable l.ats aAd plain assorted
the coming hot weather.
6-l0-tf #. c. ROBINS a. CO.
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on TIME.

The trains this afternoon are reported
on time and in one section.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-20

To save labor and keep yourself ard
children cool buy ready made Lawn,
Gingham and Percale Dresses at l..
Reinhart & Co. s. 6-14-tf
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/. 4. 4 /. i. I. i. i. j. i. i. !. i. j.
New high grade candies-best in town
1T Diehls. SCOTT
The Dickinson press., 1905-10-14
Malleable Zenith

which is handled exclusively by US.
j Perfect in construction; nostrouble to
} start the fire; has set Of check drafts
4 that regulate the heat to any tenn
( perature desired. No burnt cooking.
with this range. Has every modern
;>.sdevice and is handsomely finished
with mckle trimmings. We carry a
fuhline Of heaters Of the same, make.
(EiThey are wonders andsWillss save half
Z their cost in coalin.o season. 4, /. u
The Dickinson press., 1905-10-14
Saturday, Oct. "a, Q
lOCALNEWS.

aGl. EGEr=.- 3 HatESs E.TI.L .H"-I~ E.e.
George Frye is in Chicago this week.
St. Patrick's fair occurs October 70,
"a and q.
Fred Leonberg,er was up from Tavlor
on Tuesday. !.
J.C. Oyhus was down from Bsl6elld
on Saturday. @ !"
P. H Rogers has rented the John
Gruschus home. &. &. 10 s
A.C. McGillivray a registered in
Fargo Thursday. III. IL
Sheriff Reid was down from Medora
on Wednesday,, S.. /.
H. 3, sehaffner spent ! daYin Dick
inson this week. ~
Lee Boyd is learning the barber trade
in the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Clemie Of Rock Springs, will
spend the winter In Cooperstown.
Johnnie Goodall expects to- 60 10
Grand Forks to attend school. /
Mrs. Or. Smith made a business trip
to Sentinel Butte on Wednesday. Q
St. Patrick's bazaar ana ia ffairs as1he
Opera house October 20, - and IS.
just received new sdpplysof7 Yale
coffee. at Drenkers. lo-l7af.
c, E. Barber has purchased some go.
head of sheep Of Charles c%olgrove.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Lyon were up
from Mandan the last of,last week.
MI. Tarbox Of St. Paul, is in the en-
ploy of the Lyon elevator at Dickinson.
Lamp chimneys get broken. We
have the kind least apt to break. j. w.
Reed. s#.s.e ..5s Io-I4-tf
The son and daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
H.B. Schafner are boarding at G.. +.
Masters and attending school.
Now is the time for maple syrup.
Your order will receive promptsatten-
ton at The Store. II3-4-tf
Geo. Ludolph was called to Fargo on
Thursday as a witnesssin United States
distfict court 9ssH@ Is sasss szSsaaSEshhsa assssss
Ths iargsst lihsy5fs5ai5Sa|sb a us
piece underwear ior ladies 4 A. r.,
Crowl &55Go's. .=.. ,o-23-tf-
w. R. Veigel is in from his govern
ment surveying, but will go out again
for about two months more work.
Are you trying a new kind Of. break
fast food? w have almost any kind
you ever heard about. w. Reed.
Io-l4-tf
Richardton News: Supt. of Schools
Lloyd RAIDER was over Tuesday to place
a teacher out southeast. Supt. RAIDER is
doing his best to supply all the schools
with teachers and deserves credit for
his work.
The Dickinson press., 1905-10-14
Mrs.L. Az Davis and. Miss Clara,re,
from their eastern trip on Sun.

surned from their eastern trip on Sun.
day, s.s s..-zs... u II
Clothes. baskets and wash boardsaafe'
in our linetoo. Remember .us when the
old ones play out: w Reed Io-l4-tf
The Catholic ladies are getting ready
Tor their fair which is tos:be held Mo-
day, Tuesday and "Wednesday. Oct. Is,
"a and Is. So, -. - Z
Get S w. P.von your house and you.
will get satisfaction; Call or write for
Color card. The Benzie Drug.Cd .fo.tf
The Sunday School and Entdea,v,oor::
services will occur az. usual at the
Congregational church until the new
pastor arrives. 81 II
F. A. Little 81 81 Faayaette has 200 good
breeding ewes for sale: at $3.50 per
head. io-I4.1t
Cross shoes make your feet good
natured and Crossette shoes makes
LIES walk easier. Get them at Cart
wright's. o-23-tf
The. NJ test train went west Thurs.
day. morning. II contained ~3oS1oatds;;
mostly bridge IRON and weighed i576
tons. .. ..s .@s.-.x,. 49,. -a..s !.
klfskinds Ia1eyapaekalgsscxsks1
asn1ass
don't want ther1.f DoK
&. u; sa5ss Me- 50 Y .a zss54. sos4 Z, !
Or. and Mrs. Perkins and Mist
Mildred, left Thursday Isl xMiniiesat
points and 10 besApresent al thhslm "a 2 !,
OF the doctors sister. 81 81 4. 8 e {
Just what the ladiessshavessbeeinswlaaiitt1
ing for! New line Of sscarpetsssauples
with borders TO match. Get your order.
in at once at o. B. Frankenberg's: 4-I-tt
Frank Woods has taken5the !. Nolletj
,ranch4and equipments and runs the
Nollet sheep, cattle and horses IN
shares. Mr.. Nollet goes 10 bis large
farm near st. Paul..
The Dickinson press., 1905-10-14
+ rank Kihm viii open The skating
rink at xhe Opera house tonight, octo.

Frank Kihn viii open the skating,
rink at xhesopera house tonight, Octo-.
Der ii. ~ 3 Y ssssSf
u ]. 4 #Ph44i;an, 5i Geo. Harkin,,. & Ham.
anloud and Jackson were loading 90. cars
|of: cattle at Dickinson . n Friday. Nj.
Phelansshippedia trainllosad from Hebron
oearlierin week.
ED, Y66tc;aaimd III; ana Nj. Lockwood, Of I'll the :
Antelope Land e z Cattle Co, were I here
from Minnesota on Friday looking after
an sieigtht:car shipment Of cattle, which
;theacompany was making.
The. Oh district medical association
was heslddaamiif Dickinson Di on the 10th and d.
proved to;,5'btesa very interesting meeting.
Pr: Geo a: Perkins, as1Sparlessident. and
The. other local doctors. had made, suit.
able arrangements for the e.nrtertain..
sanents Of sthe visiting physicians. An.
interesting paper was read ~ DR.. Quains
ofssBisrinarck on appendicitis, and Dr..
Sarah Smith OF. the Dickinson hospital,
read a yalnabie paper o acute intestin-
sai trouble m..ubiildfel. The banquet at
the ST. Charles in the evening was. ex-
archaeological andtbrought:f forth com.
,tlinentss from all :sides. The Novemn1-
ber meeting will ii, lheid,a at Mandan.
ssNh2slifnigas Sll II Democrat:A willis lLi
e.ssaas.p,ssslka1;ssHs
day. spend the winter With hiissnncles:
and aunt, MI. and Mrs. m. H. LinsleY.
MI: WolfeWill attend school at :Dickin-
son and work il his uncll(ee's store. He. is
bright young man and anxiops to pro-
cure'a good education and the city Of
Dickinson will afford him ample advan-
tages* in that direction. Mr.. Wolfe was
a1nembersof the Wheeling 5cornet band.
and was also a5member Of the orchestra,
and was very popular with the young
people, and he will be greatly missed
in our city. The Democrat wishes him
all prosperity and hopes that he may
return in the spring satisfied to spend
the remainder Of his days in his old
Missouri home
The Dickinson press., 1905-10-14
.Nl.a 4 "01. ~ - tElI9T3 f.asss EFN5- NT"Es'rI "T
Court will open in: Medora on, Tues.

rF;;Tttsgs .EE9sT y E. y .c,.s.-T - ;Se.5 Ss1slSS1- ---
Court will open in. Medora on. Tues
day. aeas 81 n
EntW. G. RAY marketed cattle in Chicago
The past, week. go il !.
4. FINN has = 3 Ma.
coIts from :, IN tn M: wsn .ranch q -
!, ,,,a 5 4. 3
sassss. : n:,,:.n. na1'e 10 1 heW' P IS ::
g.sS !. 49, $50 = '. ~, Jenn = n 3 !
80 =" 8 ~. NJ ,..s.s
s1asS ~ ttowf mas Deen r~e-arrang'ng
R's,stoIe; ana now . the ONCE 9id1ae j, ana 9
es.a'er =. desk n the. northwest eornsI
ii. A.. Crovls6nd ,h;s farc. .,ore a.
|lt11reifVV inadennat, FIR q. ran;dlv ;nrr. ..
M, i bushes 4. 4. N n i.
4
Ra 49, s sua.e'se s.se.sn Wnsn
dn.s,: 10: $ NJ 8 % "a. 1879
- anass. M....l' ~ .uasn .s
s,,,aI;. : 80 : .'ss.s las
-. 80 spp':.la.su we, ,M.ss
..,..aI a.. .'u..pose -
sppsa.eu 90 Ma'Y (
Mary" left no,hinp to.be desired !. -
n =, $3.50. = 80
!, aa+.as - !: o.,l.epa..
.h;x5., 80 l las 80 :,
~ au.u'a wnea.;
a. ~, ~ 80 a. j. 81 1a, !. ss4ea.. Il
asaassss 80. III 49, 1pSssa
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n.snsratnra.a ~ 80 y nsss.oan
p .apsI. Wo1k 3
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' ssiis
.A~ninilnction has been issuedsagainst
the. sporting house in South Dickinson
and there seems e..un 10 be all sorts Of.
..t e, Father Rabsteineck is watch.
ing, the prosecution carefully while At
%torrnneYY Simpson appears, for the. de-
The Volksfreund praises Assist