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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
Manuel's Expresslve Countcnanoc.

Pitcher Manuel. tho New Orleans
recruit whom Washington had two
seasons ago. ana who comes back into
nir League societ'- noxt wear. was
built along slender lines. with face
that was rather long and lean
lie had most expressive corn,on.
ance. though and his features would
glow with animation when he would
be holding Il conversation with anv
or tho members Of his club or in
fact with any ono else.
When the New Works played hcra
year before last. and just before tho
first game of the opening series
Manned was standing over near the
New York's bench in company with
Joe Stanley. with whom he was hold
ing ranit-fre conversation.
Manners raDid patter soon attract
ed the attention of several members
of the New York club. among which
number was Jimmy Williams. the gal.
liant second baseman. who after
watching Manuels facial expression
for few moments. turned to Al Orth
and said
That fellow Manuel sure has an
animated expression. hasn't he? Every
time Joe STANLEY sDcaks TO him watch
how his face lights up" added Jim.
my. as he gazed at the lean Washing
ton pitcher
Well drawlcd Al Orth, there is
nothing strange about that. You see
Manuel is lantcrn-jawed'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-23

For any pain, from top to toe, from any cause, apply Dr. Thomas Eclec- tric Oil. Pain can't stay where il is used
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-23
CENTRAL AMERICA
 SEAT OF INTEREST

Washington, May 23-The in terest that MeXic is taking in the affairs of the Central American states, owing largely to her proX- imity to trouble with Guatamala. makes every move on the political chessboard interesting, and We are kept constantly on the alert for some fresh revelation. President Diaz seems to desire to hold stren
 uously and would have all hands secure for the turbulent states a degree of quiet that would tend t0 progress and development. This peace and security Ee would bring about by forming the five countries into one, the stability of the one to be guaranteed by joint protec- torate of the United States and Mexico. This would undoubtedly bring peace aLd quiet, as the reyO= lutionists in the several countries when they burst bounds could be treated as ward headers and brought back. Tn this way the peo- pie would be saved much disturb ance and loss of property and cash. and business would have chance to grow. The people would be better off than they have been since their countries began business. But some very fundamental ideas would have to be tucked away out of sight. One very important prin- ciple would certainly be violated by this country, inasmuch as we would violate that sacred injunc- ton of George Washington, which prescribed that we should abstain from all entangling alliances. It will hardly do for Uncle Sam to enter upon the enterprise, and yet it would be the biggest stroke for peace that can be struck on this green earth. It will pay to watch the developments of President Diaz
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-23
|0ULTRY MEN TO BEGIN CAMPAIGN

New York, May 23.-The poultry sa are getting sarcastic, and have lplped the idea of instructing the soilc as to the objects in which " deal. They claim to put the tu'lc through a course of sprouts siectares and literature. Their 1'snatlon is aroused by the mem- s of the legislature, who seek to sponsors of drawn poultry" lu legislate to block the wheels of us poultry business. The poultry uu game trust of the.United States V mat these legislators should susorb information on the subject
 e 10 the importance of the sa and Ter product" The widest k''sy on the subject of the hen
 sle business of handling
 and the bacteriology of
 "uoie poultry question are to sp1sao out in sections, and ac. ssu facts and special investiga.
 " learned experts will form n sa'ure in the higher education of 'ne consumer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-23
|CK DECLINES
 |11sE HEAVY LOSSES

W York, May 23.-The down.
 tendencies in Nevada stocks,
 has been in evidence for the
 few months, dating virtually
 the first shutdown of the Gold
 mines, shows a loss in the
 ct in excess of 25,000,000.
 year movement which has
 in full swing is believed to re-
 market manipulation that been dominated by a number of
 operators rather than repre- Ing declines due to any radical kge in the properties themselves. purse there have been instances re enthusiasm displayed over gepsral mining possibilities of IN elped mark up values on
 aleNar beyond what conditions evealed by development in those kidual properties warranted. In decline which followed all shar- alike and there seems to have b but vary few favorites which e been able to resist the pressure ard lower prices. Money is nee 3rily in demand at all progress mining camps to meet payrolis other expenses connected with operation of mining properties, |ticularly where the ratio of pros It's to actual mines is so much in Tor of the former. The western hks, while willing to lend money mining securities, are quick to |renchonse a decline of market Ices seems imminent with the re- t that operators that are hard essed for cash are forced to sell, in some cases sacrifice holdings get ready money.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-23

:. uo the system generally, and lsct ls Y the snap to body and mind 'as sw seem dull and worn out. w and see if you won't be as a as MT. Hull, whose letter l u 9sered general breaking down svsteun. Had no appetite, poor ;on and was constipated. l lost on v and took no interest in any. V Nothing I could do seemed to ,e relief until upon a friends ad- heean to use Cooper's New Dis-
 1t helped me from the start. am able to do as ID nch work as ,t rt one and I enjoy it. l have q sonetite and am stronger and .yery way. Your New Discov- kdicjne is certainly the best tonic Evsten1 builder I have ever k.;sA. W. Hull, 142 Porter St., VI ch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-23
Efforts at Caxton, Ga., to Capture Negro Guilty of Attempted Assaults Re suits in Five Deaths,
4 BLACKS AND 1 WHITE
Dead - Seven Whites Wounded Blacks Harboring Criminal Open Fire on Attackers and Whites Re- taliate.

Claxton, Ga.o May 22.-Two ne afoes iynched, Che white man and tWc negroes dead, and seven other persons injured Is the result of an T't'npt to capture & negro. who last night attempted to crimirally assault Mrs. Tanra Moore, a widow hVihs near Manassas Tattnall county.
 The Dead.
 John Hare. white farmer.
 Sam Padgett, negro. and dauah- ter, aged 10.
 Lynched.
 Padgett's wife and son
 Injured.
 W. $. Pearson, shot in stomach and arm, probably fatally.
 James U. Daniel, shot in eve and may die.
 Dr. J. l.. Kennedy, seriously.
 Son of Padgett, seriously.
 Elem Padgett, colored, seriously. Two daughters of Padgett
 A Pitched Battle.
 Fifteen persons early today sur- rounded the house of Sam Padgett. negro whom they suspected of harborlng the negro charged with attacking Mrs. Moore, and demand ed to be allowed to search the house. Permission was given, but When the party was within 30 fee: of the house those inside the building opened fire on the posse, instantly killing John Hare and seriously wounding Barlow Pear son, James Daniel and Dr. J. l.. Kennedy. The posse returned the fire, killing Sam Padgett and one of his daughters, aged 10, wound ing two other girls, aged 6 and 13, respectively, and two of Pad gett's sons, aged 20 and 22. The posse then retired for reinforce ments.
 Five Hundred Men Gathered.
 The news spread rapidly, and within short time 500 armed men were on the scene and started in pursuit of the negroes, who had escaped. One of them was cap tured and taken before Mrs. Moore, but she failed to identify him. The negro, however, was identified as the one who shot Hare and he was started for the Reidsville jail, to- gether with Padgett's wife and son.
 On the way the officers were overtaken by about 75 men, who took the prisoners from them. The woman was told to run, and as she did so was riddled with bullets, her son being shot to pieces where he stood.
 The negro who attacked Mrs. Moore has not been captured, but it is reported. that. he is surround ed im a negro house and :that In <all. probability he will be Killed. Another Attack Expected.
 Sheriff Edwards has removed all the negro prisoners from the Reids- ville jail to elude the mob which. it is reported. will attack the building tonight.
 Great excitement prevails, and it is feared other trouble will occur.
 Hare was a native of Monroe, N. C., and leaves a widow and several small children.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-23
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting Of the stockholders of the Citizens Land company will be held at the office of the secre- tary, rooms and 5, M. 6 P. Bank building at 2:3o o'clock on June 1. 1907, for the purpose of elect ing 8 board of directors and trans acting such other business as may come before the meeting.
 w. T. YOUNG Secretary.
 Dated May II, 1907.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-23

whats in name?" The word "bitters' does not always indicate something harsh and disagreeab'e. Prickly Ash Bitters is proof of this. It cleanses, strengthens and regu- lates the system thoroughly. yet it is so pleasant the most delicate stomach will not object to it
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-23

Impurities in the blood pro- ced by digestive disorders must
 driven out before hot weather s in, otherwise sickness will pear at time when strong gprous body is most needed.
 |y Ash Bitters will expel all earlties and put the system in, rfect order. -: ,..,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-23

p;., Regulets cure constipation p.,s u' gfiping. nausea, nor any so, ahs ~ effect Ask your druggist
 'usae' 25 ceass Der box.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-23

NSk %AAA IA - V A< AA ' V A
 impurities have gathered in both during the winter. I am no authority for house clean- ing. Solar as the
 man is concerned Cooper's N e " Discovery taken for two weeks will bring the desired result. It will DO S itiv ely d o these three things --clean out the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-23

Itching, bleeding, protruding or blind piles yield to Doan's Ointment. Chronic cases oson relieved, finally cured. Druggists all sell it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-23
28 LEFT.
A A FARMER WITH assl;asA Telephone Service

may ascertain market quotations, prospective weather conditions and keep in touch with his immediate neighbors. as we'll as with his friends in town, at a cost so slight as to be almost unworthy of consideration. The system of this company offers une- qualled advantages to those who de- sire service of excellence and con- prehensiveness. Our nearest mana ger vii! gladly furnish particulars.
 THE SOUTHWESTERN
 TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE
 COMPANY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-23

.sare' the famous medicines ,h;th MT. Cooper recently ere. .uch a stir in Chicago. His s,trations there attracted wide |iou We are agents.
 |n-Tankersley Drug Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-23

Unsurpassed facilities for neat and quick job printing. All kinds. Phone us when you need any wOrk m OuS line. Both phones.
 ADAMS PRINTING co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-23
NOT TO WATT
 FOR RAILROAD

Butte, Mont, May 23-The North Butte Extension Copper Mining company has received crders from the president, MT Var Brunt, to rroceed with the work of sinking and wait no longe" for the railroad C, mpany to build spur road to the property. as railroads move too slowly for mining companies. Con- sequently sinking has been resumed with three shifts of men, and a temporary hoist is installed, while the permanent hoist is being trans ported from the Butte Reduction works by team.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-23
oAsTozTA. ,., oThe Kind You have Always Baugh s;;:; '':;;:''' 5; ;'; IM,1;;'zz5z;7z1

For Sale, cheap-Horsa in good condition; will take S25. Pine Blum Fish Co.,, 3l1 E. 3rd Ace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-23
[opr TALKS BY
 T. COOPER.
eos1NG AILMENTS.

.sd house need the same
 pn anu ,a..-a good cleaning out. A b SpIino certair r11o1,r,t of
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yaaeS'yieutafetten
SnIano.

$40; e;ro,,, Wohahau :. -,
m6be = Shottor nu1 nsrona os.
T,,s hea Qnnfn,t Wn,,, 1890 n,s
Snrh h;s nnr,a;.;oo MrsinHn. ".ao'
gnrenoIonuno n;sI ,Inka; o osos ~
tet gre; Marso,,sr myraan ss,s.s,
mnh siin5 narrn,,,,Sa. anu, sa,, ss.e
re,, y,erhon mobrsGa;rJ;M o,,h nnS
hrei i4erhen S;rs Mr;se ~ sas
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ana her Gnrsthsrn wnhr M nor o ssSoSs
i'm NuoeahI;% nov grrf"dr tS ~
Wr;;fe nnss;erte ,n,,rne,s s,,rch s%,r W.
TeisrnnSfen nie mi e. asS+fs,'osr,
m,,rhen oro hesdSh;ot Sr,,ssrSe,,,
m,rhen hra; ~ hsr mShs ossassno
WnhnES,Ssr urh ON S.foEt. $500
boz no; nsr, @nSnhc, ' hayr t n.,,ssa
hemnIiprt ~ ~
M;e ,,,o,, roh s.;a.r @A.n;a-
EryfSr,,,,o esmm.. ~ NJ !,
9a,,ss nsr nerHosssns M,s ans
SIM ~ssroncisro essno,a,s' wO oe,,nr.
ben uuh bnt anopfnnopn mr. nor
grano . Surn bic .@ebeimnifie her
Gtabt am o~pfoenen Tprs en- enfhiiI.
len. Wos er ben @eShmnrenen hia
feat utifoeteift hot meis n,on nih,
nennti, es heist ober. bns Seine Ime.
iaoen bic onoebIihe Wes}ed,,no mn,
Mnnpr @dmik mnh nhtsehr Gm.
uerpilDrea ber l1niteh Mn;irnoha no.
trpffen babe. SDhe Neomte her Wnb.
men 5n(Ien h,,rdh Sp;ne M~uascos, ,Gn,e,
be(oitet 5ein. Mnn ermnrtst ms IN
bielen Tooer1 perSdieoene gnfSeben
erreoenoe GoftbefebIe erlofipn mprhen
Worb fnnoer gp;t hSrt mns mo.
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uirb, aleidl our 8etidt gelhfeppt uno
bann ms @eFdnanis abqefnhrt miro.
Den meiften Der beleibiaenoen Ius.
oriden lieat gar teine bosbaFte Nb.
itht 81 @runoe, man beoient fiG Id.
ret aeoanfenlos, Uie man geiprdhs.
neiie hdufia elm Wort nnnenoet, ons
man ip6ter bereut uno oas teines,
megs faratteriftiid, flr Die Slim
mura uuo Nniidten bes 8eoenbeu
1T; oaber 1T Der Safer auh upn Der
Spiirs uno 5%hntfelluht uieler
Staataonwdlte iebr tuenia erbaut oe.
meien. uebrigens mill es Den, our,
urteilslos urteilenoer Wenid]en fdei.
men. bob bic ruabre Waiehdt Idltes,
lid gnr niht beleioigt meroeu tonne.
Ser oentIbe &aiIer mei6 lebr mol,
baB er bic Ndtung uno A,ebe oes
aaraert beutid3en 8plte8 aenieBt,
uno tuenr, bier unb oa einnal cine
Benertun1 fdDt. Die am gfbe afs
reipect8miorig aufoefaGt meroen mus,
10 Tam oaS unm0glth benz Nnlebeu
Der 9r0ne Doer ieiner Bppularit6t
fdnben. 6lege(eieu uno Gphhelten
freilib. Die auf cine bosha{te BeIins
tiura hinoeuten uno lneiitens Gus
p1rer Sreuoe an, Beriiben bon uns
fua beQnngen uerben, lo[lten nidt
nur IN DeatSGlanb. lonbern auh in
amerita aenbnbet nerhen. 5rieo<
rid Der 8rDBe. Der iif1 Ieiner 5teI
lung benz BDlfe aeeeniiber p0nie be.
DuBt mar, tebrte fib Den 6enter nm
Die loien M6uler uno tieB fie Ibm6.
ben. War tennt Die @eldidte BON
benz Basautu. bas er niebrtaer ban'
gen lieB. Saiier Witbelm miro Dem
betreffenoen Staats NnlBnlte mol
faum ben @efaleu tun uno cine aes
rihtlide Berfulauna anf bos blDBe
@eihreibiel zines perliebten W6o.
hens bin sulniien. Die @eihtdte
beiibt eitien reht ultilGen Wttftrih,
bod iIuitrirt tie audi bic nieoertrdh'
tiae anseiaeiuht in DeutIhlano uno
ben iber9rDBen Nmtseifer GINGER
oortiger StaatSanmdlte. ourh ben
erftere nod Rrdften eef5roert uirb.
rXDuiSD. NnaeiQer.
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Bfuno per Darb tpieeen. Die Idmer.
iten Sblenen. Die beute qebrauht
npuroen, mDgen aber nur 30 bis 100
Bfuno. Uur einigen Sahren babe
man aQerolnas nod 70. uno 80pfnn-
otae Shlenen aebraudt, insnilhen
lei aber audi Die Traafdbieteit Der
Baaen UNI oas Drei- uno Gierfahe
uermehrt uuo Die 2ptomDtioen ieieu
i'm Berbaltnis hierau ebenfaus 1hme.
rer getnuroen. uno Die Shmere Der
Sdienen entiprebe beute nidt Der
Der mebrten 2at, bic iie su traoen
b6tten.
9as tlingt p[aulibel uno etmas
Wahres muB bod uDl oarat1 lein;
oenn irgeaomD muB Die 1riade bic.
fee unbeimlihen 8ermebruna pur
@ilenbahnunfdlIen lieQen, ale Ton.
men tie bod niht ourb 8erbremen
berbeiaefibrt lein. uebrigens balten
MIR nod itlrter an Der Sbee feft, baB
bic meilten Babnunfdue nermieben
peroen fDnnter. uert, man oas &C.
leiie beiier beauffihtigte. Darit Iiegt,
unierer Weinung nnh, Der 6aupt.
iibelftano; in bieier nianoelbaften Be.
auflibtiauna Der @eleile. Nber elm
@orps BON 8ahnmdrterr ansuiteuen,
mie es briben in europa Brnuh lit,
oas toitet ben 6errldaften 81 ulel,
oa besahlen iie lieber Ghaoenerias.
geloer, bas tDntnt biuieer. uno
Wenlhenleben iino bieraulanbe ia
leiber nod 1r,r,er nit Dollars uuo
Gents au besnhlen.
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Gifenbabn.i lnfaile.

9as furdtbare Giienbabn. unaliid
in Californian miro bon gemi}ier
Seite oefetten Smiener unb anoerer,
Shdoen in benz Bacterial Der gifen.
balm sugeihrieben. Die cine guru.
ners Jurn, Die ben Snaueft lber cine
Nnsabl Der 8erunaliiften abbielt,
bat oies auaoriiflim anerfannt unb
oarauf lit u1anhe iharfe 2ritit laut
aeuuroen. Mun be1treitet aber Die
Southern 8acific Balm, auf berer
3inie oas unaliiG paliiert 1T, ent.
ihieoen, ba6 ibr Waterial fdleht 1ei
uno oeutet an. onB bic perfGieoenen
unfdle. Die iih tudbrenb Der lebten
Belt anf itrem Sbitem sueetraeen
baben. b1Gft tuabrimeinlih auf Ser.
brehen suri6aufibreu ieien.
2etteres ift pieaeidt tn6Qlih. Eat.
iade fheint es nber ieoenfaus su Sei,,
oaB. entueber nit uber pbne Ghulb
Der giienbahnen, iebr niete fhleGte
Shienen CUR 8ermenoung fommen.
9a BAT neulim Der in Der lebten Reit
u~iel9enannte @iienbabnmagnat 6nr.
rifnann iih in elmer B~erlammlunq
Der Dirett0reu Der Union Bacifc un0
Der Southern Hacific Babn bitter
oarlber beflaat, ba6 Die oelie1erten
Shienen nihts inert ieien. Wah eli.
mem Beriht oe8 Betriebsleiters,
Gruttidnitt BON Der Southern 8a.
cifc Babn ieien i'm Wonnt 5ebruar
449 Sdienen 9ebruGen uno unter
oieien ieien 179 Ghienen, bic erit
flint Bis iehS Wunate i'm @ebrau&
nnren. Bie es aber 6erru 6orri.
mann aeruOhnlld eebt. nenn er ct.
mas bebnuptet, 10 lift audi auf oie(e
@rtldruna bin lDfDrt cine Gntqeo.
rung erfol9t. 6. s.. gprb, Der Br6.
iioent Der uniteo States Steel Cor.
puratiDn, rpeIbe Die meilten giSen.
babnibienen i'm 4anoe berteIt, bat
iih ourh 6nrriman's gemerfunaen
beleioigt oefiblt uno erfldrt nun, Die
Fife babnen fDnnten mol idun quite
Shieneri baben. menn iie lie nur ga.
ben mOqten. Benn lie idtuerere
Shiener n1bmeri, tpiiroen fie nidt
10 oiel Wnlheur NIT linen baben.
Nah ieiner Weinnne. Die BON Dem
nrteil Sahberftdnbiger ~unterftist
tueroe, loue cine quite Shiene Ito
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tell.
y q u N % c.

Gan Mntontr, 1ex., Is. Mai.
Srbiuarp 7 Gents; @Dnb Groinnrt
So Gents; 2Dm Mibblina 9.I eta.
Mi6blina ii Gents: @oob Rfboline
1l.Z Cts; WibhIina Snir IL. gts.
0alDetpm, 2eT., Is. Mat. -Drbinnrs
8 gts;; gOOb 0rninorp s.I cts.
GDtu Mioblin9 WZ cts; WtohIine
Y Cts; @0ob Wt0biine 12.A Gts.
Nibolin9 5air 1879 Gents.
Netp GrIeanS, ea., Is. Mai.
@0Do Sroinarp 6. 3l16 gt8.. 2ofu Mi0b.
ling 1917 cts; MibbIina 11.IIll6 gts.
@DDb Mt66line 1915 Cts: MionIinp
Fair 13.9il6 gents.
BallnnDoliarleu nuo 0efeuBroonite.
Briula Baumtpuuiamen . Rebl, Ger
Tonne 1923 80.
GanmtuDHfomer Del, rob, 81 gts.
Brtr1a Bnrn1tpDninrnen Rnchen. Der
Tonne $3.50.
" eMif
Sartofeln. Colorado, s.. 25. Neue 81. 50
per gentner.
8piebeln, Ieue 9eras Bermuda So. so.
grpftal MaT 1926.
E0mnten. Sloriba 81 Is pet Crate;
EeIas $3.50 per 4 Rorbsgrate.
&nrrDtten. IS gts. Der 9uSeno Binbel
8Dhl, 1913 u. 1915 per 100 BIB.
B0hnen, Neue 9eras $3.50 per Bulb;
Bohnen, Bad9s, 80 Cts. per 8ife.
Hfefer, $1.25 per "a Bu.
Squaib, u Gulbels &ite 30 II. 50 gts.
Ofrn Sl.5O Der u Blu.
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Gin erIoaenes ssnternieip.

8ur einiaen gaaen brahte Der
Seem PORTER ,.6eralo" elm Nuf1eben
%erregenoes Snterniem, melhes elmer
leiner Bertreter anaeblih NIT benz
Braiioenten Diaa BON Weritu gebabt
batte. @eeenitano Der ~l1nterreouna
NOR bic Guatemala. &fdre uno Brd.
ltoent Dia5 bate iih, nad3 bieiem
Bertbt, elmer 10 ~uffenen. ia man
t0nnte iagen, o~rubenoen Sprohe in
gesua auf oieie Gnaeleaenbeit be.
otent, DAB es alleemein auHaQen
mubte. @r bate ertldrt. baB Werito
aueroings feinen Rriea tuiinihe, bnb
eS aber Guatemala cine fharfe 6tra5e
erteilen tperoe. tnenn e8 lih au irQeue
elmer hinterliitiaea noer beleioiaenoen
Eat binreiBeu lafien iD0e. Der &riea
meroe in BEN sFaue turs iein. aber
@untemala neroe einen fhperer
Shlae empfanQen.
9nS mar idpn cine Gprade, bic
oas 0berhnupt elmer Station elmer
aroern NatiDn aegeniiber nur Ftbrt,
ruenn CT einen 8ruh prppDsieren
uln, uno mon r,uBte baher 1ebr er.
itannt oariiber iein. baB Elm 10 ee'
runnoter Diplomat uie Dto5. iih in
elmer iOldben Weiie ge1uBert haben
iuate. Noh auffdQiaer aber muBten
einige anbere Bemertuneen iein, Die
er angeblih oemnht bate.
ct iolte ndmIih AUDI brett err
fldrt baben, es perbe fir Central,
Nmerita ea8 Bette fem, menn bic
flint Hepubliten unter Der DerrihafS
zines Wanne8, Der ereroii@ unb ebr.
lid geriua fei, UNI ben emiaen RepD.
lutlonen elm @noe gu MAIDEN. pers
einigt wiroen. So, idlieBlih lDlte
er lDgar mod gefagt bnben, WerifD
lei bereit, init ben Ser. Stnaten AT.
ialnmen Elm 8rDtettnrat iiber Die cen.
tral'amerifanifhen &~epubliten aus.
auiiben.
Dieie NeuBerungen roarer 10 len.
latiuneu, oaB man taum annebmeu
tDnnte, Dias babe iie aer1adt. Gs
mar aeraoesu unerb6rt. DnB Der bod.
tie Hegterung8bear,te zines Gtaates
BON einem 8rDteftprat iiber anbere
unabbdn9iae Gtaater. nit oenen Der
eritere BUR Belt i'm Srieben lebt, lpre.
den uno iDgar nod cine anoere be-
treut10ete Station NIT in HE Gnrhp
hineinsieben lDute. DaS Dement, lit
otefer leniatiDnellen Witteilung Denn
AUDI auf benz 5uBe aefolQt. Das
garse Snteruietu, menigitens in Iei.
men ieniatiUnelIen, Teilen lit niHt
pabr. Diaa bat ~nueroinas einen
Berihterfatter oes n6eralo" enpfan.
gen, bat oer1ielben aber nur geIagt,
oaB es niht gum 2rieee sruiiden
WeritD uno Guatemala fDntmea per.
De, es lei oenr. ernfte @riirtoe lGgen
fir eiten iulden nDr. Gle8 Nnoere
in benz Beriht iiber bic unterreouna
1T aelogen. SD miibte ia elm Nnrr
lem, lou Diaa aeia9t baber. .tuenr1
th ben unfinn. ben man mir bier in
Den Wuno leat, aeihtuabt bGtte."
uno oanlit 6at er nDntumrtef rdt.
Das fIeine Burtpmmnis iHutriert
ruleoer einrtal ben Mert unlerer hud.
geprielenen atneritaniihen Beriht.
srftattuno.
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Wlein better Treunn.

Gleranoer Benton, Der 8ur. st. /,
Sort gomarb, sc. g.. uphnt, iaat:
,.Dr. SINGS 9eue @ntoedunQ III
ntein better Srcuno. sic heilte uur
lefs Sabren mein Nftbma unb be.
frelte melne Shmieaertobter oDn Der
orobenoen Sbwinoiubt. Die erite
5laihe mahte Dem lhredlid]en 5u.
item elm Gnoe". Or. Sings 0eue
@ntoedung @iufluR auf Suiten uno
Grt0ltuHg 1T aeraoeau erituunlih.
Sou aarantiert. gu baben bel Io.
SreiB uno Ut. gubn & 60. so Sta.
uno 81. 8robeHalbe frei.
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Wmneerbare -@csema.sfar.

unIer tleiner S0bn litt fiinf Sabre
an @c5eu1a. fdreibt Sc. u. Noams,
0enrietta, Ba.. amei pDn unleren
Nerater gaben i'm auf uno stpet on.
oere braGten aud teine 8elultate.
9a laien mir BON electric 8itters,
tauften cine Slaihe unb 1ad @e.
braub BON eintgen mebr. NOR unfer
SDbn 10lltDmmert eehetlt. - @oran.
tiert. gu haben bel Noolpb DreiB
uno St. @uhn & So. so gt8.
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U1arets 8erisb4.
Gan MntDnip. Is. Moi
Nieb MART.

Gan Intpnio, Is. Nai 1907
Ohien $500 bis $500 per 100 @fb.
&lhe $500 Bis 1926.
gunen unb nStags", Sl.76 bis 1915
Sdbrlinge $3.50 Bis $500
8dlber $3.50 Bis $3.50.
Shofe S $50 Bis 81 90.
3iege1 1925 Bis $3.50.
Shueine 1925 bis $500
ct. 2pntS, Is. Nai. 8in bpteh.
NntiDe8 $50 Biz 1925. 9eras . Bieb
$2.65 Biz $3.50.
Smmeine $500 BIS Sc. go.
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SeiSet mtmt.

Us lit uiht n6tie an lhmersenoen
9dmprrhoioen au leioen. ruenn Dunt's
@ure lraeno einen 5au unter 8arau.
tie ablolut BELT. Gin einnaliaer ge.
braub miro Guh BON Der Wursno.
lldteit oes Wittels dberseuaen.