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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-13

Not the least enjoyable feature Of lunslins Brothers circus is the music \ concert band of fifty mu- slclans. under. the direction of George Ganweiler. renders a nro- gram of classical and popular se- }ecti0ns, which have become fea- tnfe Of the big circus The con cert begins half an hoHr before each performance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-13
Baptist Young
 Peoples ;jnion

The B. |. P E. organizations ot the First and the Ohio Street Rap tist churches held services as usual Sunday afternoon rendering excellent programs to appreciative audiences.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-13
Mildred Holland.

Mildred Holland in The LilH and .he Prince" will be at the iIIkS thea -ar fhis evening. The show iS good .no and all those that attend will tc"l ..anaid Mildred Holland Is quit" savo1ite in Pine Bluff and :; full house e.,ilI greet her. no doubt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-13

3IGGE3T INT 0F TIE SEASON


 
 F,s. #AH- and s6za.= coat tzettf zs~ vii 5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-13
FIRE AT CORNING
Loss &9,jOO With Only $1,1OO in-
 Surancc Reported.

Corning, Nov "A fire Hestcr- day morning damaged buildings and stock to the amount of abouf $lo.U00 with only sl zoo insur- ance. The losses and insurance were as follows:
 Dudseon and Iindsay,s st0r", loss on building Sl.ooo; insured for S10o: loss on stock. $3.0o0; insured for $l 900.
 Postofice in Dudgeon and Lind say buildinG: loss on fixtures. etc. %l 900: no insurance.
 !. O. LanSdon, groceries, lo,5 $2.50o, no insurance.
 D. Hopson, loss on buiIdin4. $l,- o00, no insurance.
 Eandon and Harris, bowling al- lcy. loss 5000; no insurance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-13
THE MARKETS.
QUOTATIONS.

!. a + + * + < + + i. I. l. + + I. + i
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-13

,rHoa- j. x. N..-,.......s ,i 5Ii<si-iIfi. on T4#- 1aes suasa1 Ed }eaffo"# -E's}a. H t,@ VI tlft. .-..t.!#. .t'". aE1 p'. ilz finish irE r gl"s ui t.5. aalaatta. .tf7 -o.a, uaet,4 Aeta aIaa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-13

That short choppy cough means a oftin. Use Brooks Cough ana Con .nmntion Cure and disappoint the cof- fin maker; kills germs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-13
\ Card Party.

Wednesday afternoon at : o'clock he Woman's Relief association will i've a card party at the Hotel Jeffcr- son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-13
* Z 's .s 4 g
 s. SOCIETY NOTES. .
 :. <
 f * j. s * -~ r r v f * 2 @'
Mrs. TrIll0ck Entertain>.

urs Har52 Tlulock is enteuainiu- ..1 R,idoe Whist club this afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-13
rotart,,inino tIir Daughters.

rhe Daughters of the Confederacz re being entertained this ai'efno9a " Mrs. R. T. Benton.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
UNCLE SANS LAWYERS
TO SCAN OIL PRICES

Washington. u. e., Sept. 5.-The as
tute officials of Uncle Sans law de-
partmeut have their weather eye turn
cd today toward the city of Kaiama-
ZOO, Mich. where. according to an
nouncement. a meeting OF the pepper
mint oil producers Of Michigan n
the neighboring states is to be hell
for the purpose of organizing an es-
seutial oil branch of the American
Society of Equity. importers AMI
manufacturers of essential oils In 9th
CIR parts of the country have called
the attention of President Roosevelt
to the meeting and declare that it Is
for the purpose of fixing a minimum
price for oil of pepperment. As the
oil is an article of interstate and ex'
mort commerce any agreement upon
tho PRODUCERS to regulate the price
would constitute a breach OF the anti
trust law, and as a consequence the
who are in the movement
may find themselves afoul of the big
stick with which the president has
been getting after the bad corpora
lions.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

Joaquin and Estesan G~alleeos, sons
OF Isidoro Galiegos Of this city. have
raised some remarkable crops on their
ranch sixty miles east OF this city In
San Miguel county this year and they
will have samples on exhibition al
the Las Vegas fair, lsidoro Gailegos
brought back samples with him con
slsting Of several stalks Of corn. sin
teen feet high. ears Of grain sixteen
inches long aud g inches In circum'
ference, and a watermelon weighing
% IL pounds. all raised by dry farm
lag without n drop OF water by irri
CATION. Kansas stories Of boys going
through heaven on a stalk OF r
can not face daylight compared to ex
hibits like this.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

RsaAa N. ~R@fsazaax nj TeanpAe Maa.
asfsege negagneA 10 azs VEGAS Last
nlshf afseT an aasaas@ oS nrsHas ahFe~
na0asAs Ia ams~ T. NJ Departed 10
aassa1 tie faFss ferza aF sAe GAlcsss
University sEsmEaeF s~sssoa. Eesanaaar
Theological and sociological sfnaaeS -
Lake Michigan IT, t~Fxa entsa aass
1asy and since that time hs has a@sa
In the emsa Rahaa a@fkositK aSrsnA
ID ~ the Jexisa fhaafsaaaA ~ A.
aantie cass and preached I'm the Eems'
pie ~ The fashionable SEASIDE ErssFs.
A part AZ his time wss !snens In Ns~
fors and - alss asneapaexs The pulpit
n Or. Stoar' Ieanpae m chaessaA
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
PERSONAL MENTION

A. O gaiEsn u Wassa noaaa l. il
Ie city On business.
". II. Belts of cAleaso is aua.,us
the visitors i'm ysSss.
TraaoEo Gallegas aas EetaFnea so
aass city from has Faneh-
Mia Minnie IArafns has gone In aeT
- hoaae in In siana fur . visit.
Jim Leonard was In the eity today
rum his hoHne at Tgout Springs
Captain T. q Austin Is visiting
his ranch near Claiming. Texas.
Mrs l. n. Wells sas In tae city
sNam her home m Deming yesterday,
II Z. Blake len the city this after.
'maon on No, I for Chapel'e, Sew Mes'
ico.
Iasetfn de- Grafrenreid of NJ Vase
raneh. near Santa Rosa. i In tosn for
h tee days ON business,
Cartain Austin left the city tais II.
sesnoon from Cumming. Texas. where
- viii spend seTeraL weeks on bust
ness.
Superintendent Lee ot the Colorado
Telephone company NJ this city LETT
this afternoon for watroas on busi'
ness.
Miss Esaella Cayoa left the city this
afternoon on No. : for Santa Fe 10
Rain enter the ioretto academy for
tlother year.
J.. 8. Reynolds left the city this aft
egnoon for Boston aud other points In
the east. where he will spend several
weeks on business.
Miss Amelia Sens. daughter of A. A.
sena. deputy county clerk. left the
ctty this afternoon for Denver. wheto
she will enter the Sisters school AZ
that place.
Mrs. B. e. Pittiuger left last night
on No. 4 for Chicago. where she will
visit for several weeks With friends
Her cousin. Miss Keech. who has been
her guest mere for some time. left for
her home in Champaign. Illinois. on
the same train.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
School Hosiery

Boy's aud Girls medium
weight hose with double heels
and toes At per pair 10 and lie
BOYS and Girl's Corduroy
Ribbed Hose, q very heavy
weight, usually sold for 80
3 prs. for zoo
Boys and Girls Extra Heavy
Bicycle Hose with double heels
and toes at nc
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
5&E .r, n u %rs}'
HEu BELTS, BAGS
A'% =. H,t4
AND. COMBS

The new belts aud bags for
Fall are now on exhibition.
There are many very new and
pretty styles in belts, both In
cloth and leather, ranging ii
price from DC up to. .32.5o
The new hand bags are very
pretty. There are many unique
and attractive and sensible styles
In these bags. They range in
price from &c up 10. $500
The new combs are on exhi.
bition. Pompadour, Side, Back
and Sets are here. Some arc
plain, others are tipped With
gold and still others are tipped
with silver. The prices range
from l5c up 10 $40.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

School children may obtain satchels
In which 10 carry school books by call.
ing at the Las Vegas Savings Bank Al
the office Of the san Miguel National
Bank. 90
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

Men looking for rooms should call
a. tho Y. N. c. A. and q those d.
lightfully cory and home!itke rooms.
Everything new. well lighted and ven
tilsied. Mission finish. Mission far.
niture Of weathered oak. Electric
lights. steam heat. hot and cold run
ming water. Large closets. Shower
and tub baths. swimming pool. gym
nasium. library and game room 10
connection. Enjoyable conparionship
with other men. Location ideal. Prices
reasonable. Only a few left Open
for inspection daily from Z .. m. to
10 p. m. $50
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

Hate yssa u Iaatle mooney 10 aavesss
i :heFe anyGaing safer than iaafs
Ranks mas break and credits fall.
but land in the gEsaa southwest II -
good as gold, LAM cn the famous
ias VEGAS Graas IL rapidly increasing
In yaine: s,Hae Who Invested twenty
DAYS ago have refused % sell COR an
advance of l.s per cent. yoa can do
A. well If you purchase na@..
We have \ fss big bargains 10
h0nses In chaiee tseasAaHs
For particulars Zee.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

Mothers will find school caps
here TO their hearts content,
They are here piled high and Of
many sorts snd many coiors and
as a matter Of fact the prices
mustrbe right or VIZ would not
sell 50 many Of them.
Girls Caps from nc 10 $3.50
Boys Cars from .5c 10 TIC
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

ny m agreement with Tbs Western
rnion Telegraph Co. advertisements
for The classified columns u this
paper may be sent 20 The Optic office
without extra charge 90 You
Ring a Western Union call Dor. or
call The Western rnian By telephone.
and a messenger win bring your want
ads 10 ns.
Rates. cents per line Of six words.
or - cents per line per week.
An such ads must be accompanied
by the cash,
The Western Union furnishes mes.
sengers for the delivery Of notes. par.
GELS. Invitations. etc. al Low cost. ssi
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
HARRIS REAL ESTATE
COMPANY.

An account with the Plaza Trust and
Savings Bank viii in time yield that
golden harvest which 80 justly rewards
industry. thrift aud economy. SIT
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

The Ladies' Aid society OF the
First NJ. L. church will meet with Mrs.
s. II. Dearth Thursday. Sept. 9Th. at
1923 Third street.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

See Madame Harper. c~lairvoyant
aud card reader, 1i3 Eighth street.
9-46
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

The new styles In Misses'
Wraps are ready. These wraps
are Of medium and long lengths
form fitting and loose fitting.
Scotch plaids. shadow plaids,
and many tweed mixtures and
plain color meltons, ranging In
price from $3.50 up to s1l.0O
The public will welcome the
news that We have in stock now
a complete line Of infants, chill
dren's and misses Read wear
Fall Dresses. These ready-to.
wear dresses are b~ecomingly
styled Of fashionable materials
Of desirable patterns and fare
made as you would have them
made. The prices range from q
dollar up to. ........ 5000
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

Give Fred Noleaie's shaving parios
o trial. 7.is1
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05

Gregory's billiard tables are Away
Il arss class condition. SEQ
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
Outing flannels

UUllUu UulIIIy Il0HuCIO
Geneva" Outings, q inches
wide, i'm neat stripes. narrow
checks. wide stripes and beau
tiful piaids In light. medium and
dark shades Of various color
schemes. We are particularly
proud Of these outings inasmuch
as they are worth wholesale the
price we ale Offering them to
our clientele. How we did 10 Is
a story that we will not divulge.
The price per yd -. loo
Heavy Notified Outings for
Skirts. Underwear. etc. In Tan
Notified, Blue Notified, Gray
Notified. Pink Notified and Red
Notified Of unusual weight Tor
.... i2isc
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
OUR METHODS AND OUR WAYS Make THE Difference

make Inducements km yrr patronage we could mote expect nor would we eaeh
The inducements which we fedy uat the 0et and which We now offer yna w Larger aSTt
mens Of substantial ndnnds.m minimum prices -qmMtyc considered one price dnuage-au THAT peiu
plain figures money hakon ay unsatisfactory purchases nde each and every article backed up +" give absolute
satisfaction Z%%D.
Our methodist m orw ways have kept our business bnmnge ever since the dsw eeo opened
w have made nomoHp epmTnmE for Me appradhngse seasons BUSINESS Every aisle very corner
every shelf from floor ceiling on all ho floors is crowded and still more new goods arrive ally We want
you. asa matter of business to- give this store mo opportunity of owngw you what we cn before purchasing
any fall necessities "Yonuedn not buy because YOU look ~#.I# r. =
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-05
Warm Blankets
o cool NIGHTS

Attention is called to tho fact
that cool nights are here and as
q result look to your supply Of
blankets.
Attention Is further called to
the fact that ours is a large and
most complete assortment OF
both wooden and cotton blankets
and still further our prices are
lower than some goods can be
purchased elsewhere.
COTTON BLANKETS
In gray, tan, white, cream and
notified colors at 75c, $1!00. Sl25,
$3.50, 81 90 and s2.25.
x00iEE BLANKETS
In white, gray. red, plaids and
tans at $500, s600. $3.50. $3.50,
$50, $1,000, sli.50 and Sls.50.
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ScltialncS &crbrcdDcn.

Gin &nnbc crmorOct, INN ans icincnl
GSlciih einc Suppc iiir 9llSiaBiBc
5lt to6cn.
%ictorin 9. s., 6. Son.-9lu5
Sotio trni nit Dem Ganlpier ON.
preB Of rSn0io" oic 9tadridJt cin OoB
oic ioponiitbr Eoli5ei cincnl icltins
men &erbrcdcn m,i ole Spur gctom.
men it, ais iic ole llntcriuhlng iibcr
Die GrnlnrOung 0c2 beriibmtcn lopo.
nii6cn Sid)tcra 9tc5ci 9IoguNi 0urtb
iciucn 9touptipiobn Sloburo 9tp9udi
filbrtc. IS crgnb licb n0ulid BOB
0loblro Dor lllcbrcrcn >Sobrcn cincn
>Sunocn ermor0ctc lno ollS Stiidcn
pon ociicn 6IeiiA cine S>ppr fodtc,
bic CT icincn an 9lu&lnb lciocnOcn
Stcfcltcrn pcrobrcihtc Sioblro
bate n1nllid) 1clcicn, Oab olhcSup.
pc ans 4tcnlhenilcilcb Den 2IuSioB
belle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-12
Enltpr Goluaro Scrncr ocitorbcn.

ct. 2onia. Mo, 6. ,S0ilnnr. ~
Gciporo Berger. EoIior Der ocuthcn
epon1cliiden STRIDE III 9rig0tol,
Sus., lit oaielblt inn 10. Scbcnsjobre
geltorben. Ser8an8lnen Sonnto8
nod preoigte cr por lciner @enelnoe
llno filnoi9te ali, oaB CT Gil fol9en-
sen Wontng ocn gtclljabr9 0ottes-
oienit obbolten merOr. 9lm Splpelter.
Nbcnb 5og CT lid, inociicn einen bei.
tieen &atnrrb gu Scr i'm oll'S Sett
ieiIclte llno gcitern icincn 1oo 5ir
eSplgr Bate. Seit icincr Gilnpolloc-
rung ans 9c,tid,ldnb por 4 / >Sabrcl
mar cr ais SeeliorBcr DER eoalgeli'
id)en STRIDE tbdtig mo lthro lonAc
3eit ieiucr lebtcn @clneinoc por. Gr
bintcrldbt ieine Srnu llllo licbet cr-
lpadhcle ainocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-12

our0 Observation-Disclosures scr
ncneu Sdulo, ipclCbc Drci Erojcnt
! ,3inirn trGgt, Sorgc trd0t. >Sntcrinla.
onlcibcihcinc mcr6cn alh ou8gcgc
bcu lm Die iibcriGQigen 3micn Su
bcdcn, obcr lie lucrbcn feline 3inicm
briugen, Gic WctrGntclleucr lit iilr
Die 3obllln0 Scr ncucn S6ulo be,
ltinmt.
Yoria, ). San. - Gas 9lllSlu1r.
ti2c 9lmt crtlGrt, onb Die ucnc5ucloni-
lGc sSrogc tcinc >lucicutihc 9lcnot.
rrng crfobren bat. ,yronfrcih per.
loBt lid nod mic Dor oui icin Gil-
ucritGnOniB nit Ocn &Cr. Stooteu,
nod mclfcn1 Die ScmiiblngCn iort-
gclcBt lucroen, Ben Strcit bei5ulcQcn.
Eoli5ci6ef uno @ottin 0it
Opfer cincS 9lttcntut&.
EcterS 6urM ;. SonuOr. - Sn
9fobpnL 9lliiih.Folcn rpuroc cine
Sombc ge9cn ocn NoIi5ciobcf 0ciblcll-
0crt ais er nit ici,cr 6rou aui ser
StroBc ginA. 9ic Hcbtcrc.lullrOc &c
t00tct, lmb Der Eo!Bci0ci lclblt murz
DC lbrcdlid pcrlcbt, in0cm bci6c
@cinc 0urh ole Grplolion pcagcrii.
len nurocn. Gini0c in Der 9tGbe be-
fin0li6c Eeripncn lpurNcn glcihinQ3
pcrluunbct.
Scpcld)cn oiS (On0onrog llno Jio-
Itoif am Com mclocu bon fort0cicb-
ten @Gmpfcn in Scr rcpollttionircn
%cucgunh bci uclben mcGrerc Ecr.
loncn Nct0otct obcr ucnpllnoct iuur-
on.
&ur5c &n6eI6cpcihcn.
- Ghpo 10000 r,iliifr sSliihtlinAc
ncrbrodtcn bic Scicrtngc in SSicn.
- &orriion ". SScir, Der bcfonntc
cn9lilcbc aiinitlcr uno Shritltcuct,
lit III 2clucs, Suiicr, im 81 2cbcnS-
iobrc AcItorbcr.
Sobn ,Slctdcr 2fputon Wiit-
GIlco Oe@ cn0lilhcn Enrlnmcnt3, lit
an Stcllc bca fiir5lid) 5uriid0ctrctc-
ncn NidtcrS Wntbclp Slml 2oro-Npz
pclldtIonS : 9i6tcr crr0nnt ipor0cll.
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NuslGnbiIdlc Crbcu.

T a biuqtpn, 6, Samiar. -
0cr Staotslclretdr bat ben GongreB
crilldt, IoIacnoe glrmceofii8iere 81
oltoriIrrn. Die ibncn bonn aoiier bon
9tlbIono ocrliebencn Sroensoefora-
tionen alnc6men 5li bilrfen: 9riguoe.
General :. $. 9lrrp, Sberlt Gan u.
@oif OberItlielItenont W g. Shilp-
Ter pom @eneralItab, Maior VI. ~.
Wncolnb, Gopt. Gorl Heihmonn nno
Capt Sponep u. Glonnn. Ger Ses
frctGr bat oell @ongreB ierncr erindlt,
gri1n02 @cncrul !. =. Sell, Capt.
@rutc 0rtd)inion mo Gopt. &. ..
Mott oic 9lnnnHnc oeS ibnel BON Der
irnlBoliibcn Megcrllig perIiebenclt
Sr0ens Der GbrenIegion 81 geItotten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-12
9iebcllion ;n Gnoc.
WtoraIc@' Sulppcn geihIo9en. = s.
icIbIt IN SlnflogcitunO pcricbt.

lcIbIt III Sintlogcltun0 pcricbt.
@uI uIbinNtolL 3, g., 6. San. =
&ubclnobrihtCrL iucld)e bcute 0en
StaatS- IcporteInent ans Sonto %.
nlnNo 5llgingcn, lucl0clt ooB Scr
Nlulton0 tbntlGbIih ne0ergci6logen
lit. Gic Srllppcl gchcll nod 9auie
lnlO i'm 9nn0c tritt Die Nlbc luieocr
Gin. Gcnl aricGaiefrctir g;ng BETTE
0ic ioiNcnOc IN Snnto ToniliAo G,t
,. &olnlor ollfgc0c6cnc Icpcid)c poii
Gontrplc!r Der 0onlinifoi,iidjcit 3oitc,
Col Cotton 6n: Carries =. Ioru.c;
1T bonn GnnqrcB in gcictlid)rc YScli,
III NntlaAc5llItano ucrlcbt ipurocn Ii.
NoOnon0 GoccrcS pcrtritt i'm latJ
bcH &orihriftcn ser Contribution, bis
0nS Suprcnc. @crid)t Die Soch 5illu
Nbld)luB bringt. Ia6urd) lheioct
Carlos &. Wiornles ollS sen fir bic
Sitliotlun IN %ctrodt fonlnlenbcn
Goftorcn uolli1 aus, llnb c3 fam fcln
3ncifcl tc5iiGlid) bcr @cicblihfcit Der
HcNicrltnN GoccrcS' oiifomlncr. Gic
Tc0icrllna rcrbdlt ld) coniernotip II.
6cpegt lidb ltrcn1 inrerDolb oes NoGz
mems bcr Gerioiiling. Die gSicocr.
bcrItclung ocS Srieoeus ipuroe ge.
tern bcfonnt Nenloht Gon Wioroles
bnt man nod fcine Nohrihtetl"
Ginc fp0tcrc Gepcihe oil oas
StnotS -0eportcment loutct:
yIoS ocn Shliitdnoiidcn 1eborenoc
&ononcnboot "Snocpenocncio" iuur.
&c 0cItcrn glbcno nuf scr 506e bon
Eucrto Eldtu acicbcn. Cen gon5er
Gag ilber mllroc 1eld}oiicn. GoccrcS
lit onldclucno crfol9rcid). slllf ieincr
Srltc luilrocn 30 Wonn gctootct uno
GO ucrulln6ct, oie Scrllllte oui gconr-
rild)cr Scitc lino unbefonut Gonl
onlcrlfdliidcn GricgSihiii luurbe ocn
%cruunoctcn on 2onoe itnier scr
D9lotbcn arcll5" Slogge ir5tlid)c
NilIIc Nclunot Ger 600 bon @enerol
Noori0uc5 bebcutet eillen ihiperen
Shlag iiir feline Eortci. Siebcn ome.
rtorild)c Silrgcr ipuroen an Born
oeS Scorpion" gcnolnnlcn. Inter
ocn smcritnnern ihto feline &erllitc
porNctoillucli. Die Seinbieligfeiten
bdbcn olligch1rt."
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ManuidDnft SeS yVrnningtun" gcrlrt.

" bin0ton, 6. Somlnr. -
,N 9lncrfcn'nnlD bcS beloelinliitl,iacn
%rrbaltcns Scr Offi5icrc uno Wonn.,
ld)olter oeS annonenboots ngenning.
tcn" olldBld) Scr aeiIcIerploiion ont
81. ,Nlni Dor. IS. erIieB Der 5lotten.
Srtrct0r cine @cnernlorbre. orrd)i
lurIdc ocn iolgenoen eff Wiitglicoern
Scr Qiniud)oit Gbrcnntconillen mo
ic cine @rntiiifation ron 500 5uer.
fonnt miro: ,Sobn !. GIalliep, @eorge
=. Nrod, @bmorb NoerS. @illie Gro-
nalL StnNltono 6. Iapis, Gnil ,Sre-
bcridicL Jinbc @ribitd), @iaiom Q.
SbudIettc, Oacnr G. Nelion, Otto ..
S6miot iulo Sranf 6. Sill.
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WiiinsprGannNcn III EhilaSclphia.

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nobe5u cridopft, llrlo 0erGongreB Dot
bisher feinc Gcluilligltlg fir nelle
slrfduie gcrnn6t.
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StuatcS Nir1inltn.
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Sd)ifIbriidjiac Mannid)ait aerettct.

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5onilov. Ger britlidc Tonpier
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lnteruegS, poilirte bier lmo iignali.
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CT oie DioulIid)oit Der norluegiihen
9orfc .Glie5cr" an Goro babe Die
Borfe iltbr inter Dem Commando Ses
Gnpt. Sacublcn am q. 9topelnber BON
Santa Grllj, Grbu, ab lmo ipuroe i'm
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3lltono perlalIen.