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CAR IN GOOD SPIRITS.
Thinks He Did the Right Thing in
DissoIving the Parliament.

ST. Petersburg, July 27.-The en-
peror apparently is convinced that
he took the right course in suppress
ing the parliament. Two weeks ago
the emperor seemed to be under a
great mental strain over the situa-
| ton, but now he displays exception
ally high spirits. 1t is planned to
give not less than half the portfolios
in the proposed advisory council to
that a broad conciliatory program
of reform will be proclaimed in the
hope of calming the population.
At a session of the joint confer
ence of the Russian revolutionary
committee held across the Finnish
frontier this morning it was resolved
not to declare a general strike at
present. A half dozen government
spies were found dead in the indus
trial section of st. Petersburg this
morning. Political assassinations are
increasing in Poland and small
strikes are reported to have been de-
clared in many places in the prov
inces, but the peasant movement so
far as reports show is not gaining
headway. Half of the Seminovsky
guard regiment has been sent to
Cronstadt in view of the ugly temper
of the sailors there.
At the end of a long series of con-
ferences between representatives of
the central committee of the Social
Democrats, revolutionists, peasants
league, the workmen's councils of
Moscow and ST. Petersburg and the
group of toll members of the outlaw
ed parliament and professional mems
leagues today it was decided not to
attempt Immediately to summon the
people to declare general strike or
armed uprising. The determining fac
tor in the decision was the advice of
the revolutionary committee which
reported that the time was not quite
ripe 1t was decided, however, to en-
ergetically push the preparations and
to address manifestoes to the army
and navy, the peasants, workmen and
and people generally.
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a Birthday PARTY.

Mrs. John w. Poe gave a birthday
party at ner home on West Seventh
street this morning to those of her
lady friends whose birthdays occur
in July. 1t was also Mrs. Poe's birth
served in six courses Those in at
tendance were Mesdames Thomas,
McGaffey, Pruit, Hedgcoxe, Wyllys,
Sparks, Kellahin and Miss Eloui Sc
Parsons.
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Visiting Oil Man Well Pleased.

Moses Carr, the oil expert, who
was called mere by the Pecos Valley
Oil Co, is well pleased with the out
look. He says the prospect is as fine
as any he ever saw any place, having
had experience in Ohio, Indiana, Cal
ifornia, Kansas and Indian Territory
tract and take stock in a company to
put down a we'll He will remain un-
til the first of the week with his
cousin, DR.. Parsons.
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Judge VIM. H. Pope handed down
decisions in two irrigation ditch
cases Wednesday afternoon, as fol-
lows:
In case No. 532, Barnett and Nor
row Land, Irrigation and Orchard
Company against Jacques Michelet
and C. E. Waldron, the opinion of the
court was handed down in favor of
the plaintiff. This was a suit by the
plaintiff to enjoin the defendants
from constructing a dam on the Fe-
lix river near Hagerman, which, it
was alleged by the plaintiff, would
interfere with the use of the water
by them from a larger dam which
they had constructed, in the same
locality. The court held that while
the defendants had held rights to the
waters of the Felix river at that
point by reason of prior appropria-
tion in 1899, they had by abandon
ment of the location of their dam in
1900 after a flood had destroyed it,
lost all such rights, and that the Bar
nett and Morrow Land, Irrigation and
Orchard Company having thereafter
appropriated the water became the
owners thereof
In case No. 572, the case of the
Salt Creek Sheep Company v. Philip
MiIniser, the court disposed of a con-
troversy over the right to the use of
the old Perry Fountain Ditch, which
is taken out of the Hondo river some
miles west of town. The holding of
the court was that Philip Milhiser
was entitled to three-fourths of the
seven cubic feet of water allowed to
said ditcn, and N. S. Mccartney was
entitled to the remaining one-fourth,
and that the Salt Creek Sheep Com
pany was not entitled to any partici-
patton in said seven feet, but was
simply entitled to a share in the
surplus waters after Milhiser and
Mccartney had been served from
said ditch.
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Daniel & Daniel hang wall
paper, figure with them. Work
guaranteed.
A Warning to Others.

Three Cinnamon were fined in the
court of Police Judge J. B. Bailey this
of slop in their waste barrels. This
is a warning to others. If people do
not care for their own health and for
the general appearances, the law pro
vides for the safety of others and the
officers propose to enforce this partic-
ular law especially during the hot
weather
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Daniel will
leave the first of the week for Wis
it of a month or six weeks at the
old home of Mr.. Daniels, Clarksville.
Tenn. They will be accompanied on
the trip by John Daniel, who has
been here on a visit and returns to
iel denies that he has any intention
of selling his interest in the Roswell
drug business to either of his bro
theirs, this report having gotten out
in connection with his trip home. 1t
was also falsely reported that ne
was going to Tennessee to stay.
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THE PROPHET CAST OUT.
Court Holds That Dowie Does Not
Own Zion City Property.

Court Holds That Dowie Does Not
Own Zion City Property.
Chicago, July 27.-Judge Lands of
the U. S. District Court, gave his de-
cision today in the controversy be-
tween the adherents of Jonn Alexan-
der Dowie and of Wilbur Voliva over
the property of Zion City The court
holds that Zion City and its indus
tries do not belong to Dowie; that
while the contributors did not ex-
pressly form a declaration of trust,
had no right to treat the property as
his own. The court refused to ap-
point Alexander Granger receiver for
the reason that Granger mad made a
VOW recognizing Dowie as "Messen-
ger of the Covenant" the prophet
foretold by Moses and Elijah, the re-
storer, to which all family ties and
obligations and all relations to hui
man governments shall be held sub
ordinate. The court said ne was not
so constituted that living in this re-
public he would serenely vow mis-
readiness at all times to abandon his
family and betray his country.
The court ordered an election on
the third Tuesday of September for
choosing a general overseer, all mem
bers of the church residing in Zion
City, male and female, to have one
vote each. The court announced that
Dowie on account of his service as
trustee
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1t will be q real treat---that
recital of Bess May MacClane
next Thursday evening. 26-tf
To curtaiI Naval Construction.

London, July 27.-The agitation
naval construction program has prov
en- successful. Edmund Robertson.
Parliamentary Secretary of the Ad-
miralty, announced in the House of
Commons today that three instead of
four new battle ships of the Dread
naught- class would be constructed,
but a total saving of $12,5O0,000
would be effected by reducing the
number of smaller vessels
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Bess May MacClane recites
under the auspices of the WOm-
ems Club next Thursday night.
Don't miss it 26-tf
Received at the Palace.

London, July Fixing Edward to-
the American Institute of Mining En-
gineers at Buckingham Palace. The
BesSemer medal was presented to
to the King, who expressed his plea
sure at receiving it from the repre-
sentatives of such an important in
dustry.
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TEXAS DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.
the State People Will Select
All the Candidates.

Dallas, Tex. July 27.-For the first
time in the history of Texas a pri-
mary election will be neld through
out the state tomorrow 1t will be
held by the Democratic party under
the new law requiring the nomina-
tion of candidates by this method.
Because of the overwhelming Demo
cratic majorities in Texas the result
of the primaries win be conclusive
in the selection of all officers from
United States Senator to constable,
and the general election in November
win be only perfunctory. Senator
Bailey has no opponent for senator.
The minority parties will hold pre-
cinct conventions tomorrow
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VERDICT OF GUILTY.
Result of Land Fraud Trials in Two
Oreqon Cases.

Portland, Ore, July 27.-Tne jury
in the Hoge and Nickel land fraud
case reported to Judge Hunt this
morning that it had agreed on YER
dict of guilty and recommended the
court. A stay of judgment for ten
days pending appeal for a new trial
was granted. Hoge was formerly city
attorney of Medford, Oregon, and
Nickel was q. S. commissioner.
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Direct from
Good Old New Orleans
SECURITY
Java & Mocha Coffee.
JOYCE-PRUIT COMPANY,
Exclusive Agents
improvements at the Shelby.

The work of painting inside and
out, papering and renovating the
The painters are now decorating the
outside with a coat of green and red
When this work is done Landlord Ca
zier will have a renovation of all
the rooms.
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RELIEF COMMITTEE RESIGNS.
Work Will Be Carried on by Part of
Rehabilitation Organization.

San Francisco, Cal, July 27.-Dr.
Edward T. DeVine, Col. Geo. H. Pippy
and Edw F. Moran, composing the
commission which has had the relief
work in charge, resigned last night.
The relief work will be carried on by
a subcommittee of the Rehabilitation
committee to which has been assign
mittee. Devine goes East by automo-
bile, leaving here about August 1st
Pippy gave pressure of private busl'
ness as the reason for resigning.
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MODERN SLAVERY.
Men in Lumber Camp Beaten and
Pursued with Bloodhounds.

Men IN LUMBER camp Beaten ana
Pursued with Bloodhounds.
Pensacola, Fla, July 27.-With big
welts and bruises over their arms
and bodies and their clothing torn
by the fierce attacks of bloodhounds
which trailed and caught them on
their first attempt to escape, three
men arrived here today from the
Jackson Lumber Company's camp at
ton I'VE were given forty lashes
last week." said one of the men, Har-
ond attempt to escape was more sue
cessful"
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Bitter and unreleting enemies of
friends whom we are inclined to re-
gard as pleasant companions; the
former often tell us the truth, the lat
ter never.-Cicero
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Indicted for Relating.

grand jury today returned to the
United States court three indictments
which are reported to have been
found as a result of investigation of
alleged rebating on sugar from the
American Sugar Refining Co.
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Daniel & Daniel paint bug
gies, figure with them. Work
guaranteed.
MEAT REGULATIONS.
Stringent Throughout and in Line
With Best Authorities.


With Best Authorities.
Washington, July 27.-Secretary
Wilson today made public the regu-
lations under the new law governing
the inspection of meat products for
interstate and foreign trade. They
interstate trade of meat or microscop
ic inspection of pork for export. The
regulations on these subjects, it was
stated, will be issued later. The reg
ulations issued today are stringent
throughout and are in line with the
best authorities on the SUBJECTS of
sanitation, preservatives, dyes, chem
icals and the condemnation of dis
eased carcasses.
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The WOmen's Club is the ben
eficiary of the recital of Bess
May MacClane next Thursday
night. 26-tf
DISCUSSED RATE BILL.

New Member of Interstate Commerce
Commission Wants to Know.
Oyster Bay, July PIE. E. Clark,
a new member of the Interstate Com
merce Commission, today talked ov-
er with President Roosevelt the new
railroad rate law and got himself in
touch generally with the Presidents
ideas regarding the enforcement of
the law.
The President today appointed G.
B. Wardman, of Pennsylvania, con-
sui at Aguas Calientes, Mexico, and
Hal Singleton postmaster at Jeffer-
son, Texas.
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U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(locai Report.)

observation taken at a. m)
Roswell, N NJ, July 27.-Tempera-
ture.-Max, 90; min, 20; mean, 83.
Precipitation, trace; wind s., We
locity miles; weather cloudy
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday
with local showers and thunder
storms; cooler tonight
n. WRIGHT.
Omcial in Charge.
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Harvard to Race Cambridge.

New York, July 27.-On the steam
ward eight-oared crew that recently
defeated Yale sailed for England to-
day for a race with Cambridge Uni
versity team, September Sth.
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Makin's for stoves at bargains.
Mrs. Thomas Will Assist.

Mrs. John w. Thomas will play on
the evening of the Bess May Nc
Clane recital, Thursday, which is uo
be held in the Southern M E.
church. The admission will be 35
cents 26tf
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Secretary Root Welcomed.

Rio Janeiro, July 27.-Secretary
Root arrived here today from Bahia
tive of General Rio Blanco the Bra
lillian foreign minister and by the
military authorities He was heartily
cheered by the assembled people.
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For an evening of pleasure at
tend the Bess May MacClane
reading next Thursday night.
Everything 15c.

This will interest you; Hair Cut,
15c, neckshave free Best work and
absolute cleanliness. Oriental Bar
Der Shop, 10S N. Main, Mcpherson,
& Porter Props.
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J. T. Evans, attorney for the plain
tiff, has filed a suit in district court
entitled Eta May Lyons against 10.
w. Lyons. Abandonment and cruelty
are alleged as grounds. Plaintiff asks
for divorce and the custody of three
children
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IMPORTANT
DECISIONS
TWO SUITS OVER IRRIGATION
DITCHES DECIDED.
HOLDINGS OF JUDGE

The Barnett and Morrow Company
Defeats Waidron, and MicheIet and
the Perry Fountain Ditch Dispute
as to Apportionment of Water is
Concluded.
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Blue print maps of the Roswell oil
fields at Carlton & Bells ONCE. tt
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PToMAlNE POISONING.

e. Paso Man Ate Sausage in caIifor-
MIA and Died.
Eureka. Cal. July 27.-James K
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to come from the collection of back
taxes.
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Daniel & Daniel paint houses,
figure with them. Work guar
anteed.

SC and 1Oc counters at Makin's. If
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THREE COACHES DERAiLED.
Twenty-Five Passengers Injured, Tws
Perhaps Fatally.

Springfield. Mo-, July 27.-Twenty-
five passengers were injured. two of
them probably fatally. and a score
or more badly shaken up in the de-
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Goes to the Widow.

New York, July 27.-Except for a
few small bequests to relatives the
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Go to Makin's for bargains. 2s
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Sit S~abrbm1tOert idt 3etden BET
Gtfenb4fn.

Die 8abaibs Giienbabn fiat ibrem
Shienennebe peitere 100 Meilen
suiiGen N0rfolt unb @eftzGirgiuia
BEL. Die Strede miro 20 tunnels
entbalten uno in apei Sabren fertie-
qeIteut iein. uno oann lit aub Der
1ag nidt n1ebr fern, 100 bic 8erbinz
oung smilben Salt Safe gitp uno
Der Bactfics &uite bUnenoet ieir uiro,
10 bob unier @iienbahnneb balo un1
cine rteue transcDntinentale 2inie rei=
der iein miro.
8enn man oas bort, fdlt einent
unntqtGrlih Elm, baB es ia nod teir
| S%abrbunoert ber tit, felt Imerita Die
ertte @iienbabn TAB. 8as mar i'm
Sabre 1880. 8uanaig Sabre ipdter
erfreute itd bas 2ano elmer erIten
Observation-Disclosures Bahr unb
stuar BON Glbanp biz Buffalo. 9urhs
gebeno, bent, man fDnnte NIT einioer
umftdnolibteit nDn Nlbanb na6 @his
cago fDmmen, ndmlib BON Nlbanp
biz Buffalo nit Der giIenbabn, bon
ba nad Detroit nit benz S9iffe, gum
Wi1iaan See nit Der 8abn unb
enolib per Shiff nah Gbicag0. Sin
bishen umitdnolib aegen beute. Do.
mails CAB e8 tpeitlih p0n1 MtifIiliippi
iiberbaupt nod tetne 8abn uro auh
i'm Often lag cine Staot mie Bittss
burg nod 80 Meilen BON Der Glen
babn. Chattanooga mar Der duBerfte
8untt i'm 8innenlanoe, Der oirette
8erbinbunQ nit ben WeetesfI{ter
bate. GRIT i'm Sabre 1870 purbe
Die erite @iienbabn biz aur Bacifcs
&Ifte ourdgefiibrt uno bic Qr5Beren
Stdote Ditlib oes Wtiifiliippi erbiels
ten enolib cine quite 8erbinoune.
Die ndbiten 5nansig Sabre laher
cine bemertensmerte @ntfaltuna bes
BabnIbitems uno i'm Sabre 1890 Dar
infer giienbabnneb 10 siemlib auf
Dem beutigen S%tanopuntte Ihon an=
eelanat. l1no ieitoem lit man raitlDs
beihdftiat, itber ale 0inoerniiie bins
neg i1eue Sbtenen gu [eaen. Die
adtgeleifiQe 8ahn lift in Sidt l1nb
babel trennen uns nod "a Sabre nDn
Der Sabrbunbertfeier Der @iieubahn
in oieiem 9anoe. @as tam biz boz
bin nidt nod aueS geibeben? Biro
Die @lettrisitdt ben 9ampf aus benz
Seloe iblaeen? SIT Der Gag nabe,
no man 100 Weiler in elmer Stunbe
ourhraft? @iro itatt Der 3ptomo.
tipe bas IutDmobil auf Den Balm.
ltnien oabinlauien uno Menid1en uro
@aren tragen? un6 mas miro sus
lebt aus alien oieien unternebmen
meroen? Biro elm gemaltiaer gruft
oas gauge %rieIenhafte SDitem in ieis
ner 6ano pereiniaen Doer miro Der
Staat aulebt 6err Der 8e~rfebrspeae
unb 8erfebrSmittel iein auf benz BOs
ben. iiber Dem oas Sternenbanner
tpeht?
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9(4erIet.

= Die Cancellations Beb6roe bat
Die .Sranhiles" Der perihieoenen
aorporatiuuen fir fteuerpflihtie ers
Hart uno, mie fDlet, abgeldabt;
@afiermerte 5000. 600; @asaeieQz
ihnft 5000. 900; StraBenbabngeieQ,
i@aft 5000, 900; Bo'tal telegraph
80. $4,000; observation-disclosures $780,
0OU; Song 9iitance" gelepbDn
$50,000s Der @eiammttpert oes
iteuerbaren @iQentums in unlerer
Staot betrdgt oies Mal $36, POS, $50.
Spblen sm $2.5 so pet xonne.
Carr Wood & Coal Co.
- SDbn 6. @uaipon bat lein
Nnt als Bolisei'& ommiiidr angetres
ten.
- Sac0b &utberg uno Nlice Sc,
uDion. uelbe aneetlaet toarert, cine
8oitanmeiiune 9efdli6t su baben,
lino beioe frei9eiprDben.
- Die nHortbern Settlers' gons
oention" ioQ am 20. uno 81. Npril
itattHnoen.
- Oscar 6alamuoa, oes WDro.
angriffs aneeflaat, lit geaer 8irg.
ihaft pDn $500 in Sreibeit Qeiebt.
Die 6erued Company bat ib-
rem Charter erhalten.
Goblen su So go per Gunne.
Carr Wood & Coal Co.
- uniere bieiigen 8~rauereien er,
balteu augenblidlib rieiiae Quantis
tdten oeutlhen uno bDbmiihen 6ops
fenS.
= Die rSoutbern 9eras 9rud
@rDwers IiiDciation" min fid ins
torp0rieren lafien.
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Cages : Weutgfetten
= n q n D..

9as Observation-Disclosures oes
&Dnereiies bat Die Bbilippinen . ga.
rif'8iq nit 258 eeaen II Stimmerl
an9enDmmen.
= Maribaa Sielbs, Der betannte
@hica9Der Sbnittparen' Gambler, lit
in Seem 0Drt aeitorben.
- Die Seem gorter 2eaislatur
bat ben BelhluB, Senator Depew
our &eii9nation aufaufuroern, ME.
oeraeitimmt.
- Ser &ioers' ano 6arburs's
@ongreB bat belbIDlien, cine idbrlide
8emiqioung BON $50, 900, 900 fir
Jliiie uno 9dfen 81 perlangen.
WuS1nub.
Die Warpttos &1uferena lit am
Dienitae in Nloecira8 s%uiammenee=
treten. Ser 6ersDg uDn NlmuoDoar,
Der ipaniide Wtniiter oes Nusndrtis
gen. lit gum T~oriibeuoen ermablt
moroen.
- Iqe WitQlieoer bes ct. Beters.
burger reuolutiDndren NaitatipnstD=
mites itno perboftet pproen.
Sn Der Hdhe ppn ct. 8eterss
burg lino unruben unter ben 2anbs
leuten ausaebrDben.
- Sobn Burma, Der enaliihe Nrs
beiterfibrer uno Winifter, lift tpieoer
gepdblt pproen.
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@tn utppernes Wnnser.

@irflih munoerbar mar Die @ie'
oerberiteuung Der Mrs. Woute Splt
non bier, ihreibt 5. 8. 81. cooper,
8oobforo. 2enn.. iie mar ourh 6u.
ften uno Gusmurf 70 beruntereetoms
men. oaB man fie aufgab. Guf tnei'
men Stat nabm ite Or. Sings Weue
embedding, Die 6eilung trat elm uno
beute lift fie cine geiunoe Srau. 60
rantie gegen 6uiten uno grtdltun'
gen. SO Gents uuo ST.. 8u baben
bel GoOlpb DreiB uno s. Ralteper
unb Sobn.
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aetne Stub bet gaa uno Wad,t,

Wibts, nas mir @eranisen madbt. -9ie
&lage tpirb BON teinem NeuIhen better
berftanoen, als bon ienen bebauernstper.
ten 2euten, tuelhe an 9dmprrboioen leis
ben unb tueber 2inoerun9 nod Seilune
fin6en. Bebauernstpert iino oieie, bon
ben befti9ften Shmeraen @epeinigten,
aber aub nodb. neil ibre 8linobeit oas
Cute nibt iieht, oos Shnen 10 nabe liegt;
neil iie bas einsiae Mittel, tpetdbes Bic
5dmDrrbDi6en beieitiat. nibt finben uno
aebrauhen, ndn1lib 9r. Gilsbee'S Mna.
Tells. Sc linbert iDfort unb beilt auf bic
9auer. 8roben tuerben fret berIanot bon
P. Neustaedter & Co., Box 2416, New
York.
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Eeras 8.

- Srau Sacob Spencer IN 9aDlor
puroe BON eiuem ourbaebenoen @e'
ipann aus benz 8ugan geihleuoett
uno ibmer uerlebt. Gin aeuiier
Sim 6ufp. elm @inarmiaer. puate
oas Bfero aufbalten uno erbielt eben=
fails cine ibmere Berlebung.
- Sn Marion ftarb an, MUntaQ
Der betannte oeutihe Sarmer @rnft
&rDpp.
- Sn 8ellniue ionte Der BroseB
ae9en IS. Z. @lorioge aus eagle
Safe. Der ieinerseit Us. st. CALHOUN
eribuB, beginner, muroe aber aufges
Shnhpu
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Vie lit Nfe&I

g8ir bieten etnbanbert Dollars 8elo9nung tir e.
ben Gaa bon Satarrb, Der ntht ourb Ginnebnlen
oon 6atl's Ratarrb=R 9ebeilt meroen
tam,
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