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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-12
SUES EOR $4,000.

August Use this morning filed a
suit against the Aetna Indemnity
Co. for the recovery of $4,000, Oh
alleged breach of contract by the
International Fire Proof Co. The
plaintiff furnished surety upon a
contract TO do work on the Sho
shoae county, Idaho, court house
and jail.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-12
(Scripps News Association.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., March IL.
within Ave years WE'LL have a
war with Japan" is the production
of Hudson Maxim, of New York,
the great war munitions inventor,
who is on his way to Indian Head
to watch smokeless powder tests.
Measure my words when
make this prediction" he con-
tinued. "Our interests in the Pa
cific conflict and our wealth is al
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-12
ACCOUNTS ALBRIGHT

Investigation of the accounts of
s. H. Hostler today failed to reveal
anything crooked in his accounts
for meals served patients at tn.
isolation hospital. Several persons
intimated to the board of health
that investigation would show the
rolls padded. Hosler receives 25
cents a meal for each patient cared
for
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-12
ENDORSES CRANE.

The chamber of commerce at
noon today endorsed the appoint
ment of George Crane on the
Alaska-Yukon exposition commits
sion. Mr.. Crane Is president of the
Spokane Interstate Fair associa.
ton.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-12
BL0ODSHED
PROBABLE
(Scripps News Association


TONOPAH, March I'm anti
cipation Of trouble as the result of
the labor quarrel. "Diamondfeld"
Jack Davis, the most determined
man In Nevada, came to Tonopah
from Goldfeld last night. He
bought all the available arms and
ammunition here and went back
with a tonneau loaded with guns
and cartridges. No more arms will
be sold here until the trouble is
over.
The labor situation at Goldfeld
Is unchanged. but trouble Is ex.
pected this afternoon when there
will be parade and mass meeting
Of workingmen opposed to the /.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-12
CHIEF Of POLICE
BOUND OVER
(scripps News Association

ISCTIppS NEWS ASsUCIJ'lOn-J
SALT LAKE, March 12.-Chief
of Police Sheets was this morning
bound over to the district court on
charge of conspiracy in connec-
ton with a $4,000 robbery of two
Scotch tourists. fleeced by gang
of bunco men here last September.
II Is charged Sheets was in con-
spiracy to protect the robbers for
stated payments.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-12
ADAMS COMING BACK.

BROOKS Adams, the Boston at
torney who is assistant counsel
with H. M. Stephens in the fight OF
Spokane for cheaper freight rates,
is expected to arrive here tomorrow
to finish up some further informa-
tion preceding the hearing before
the interstate commerce commits
sion in Chicago March IS.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-12

(Scripps News Association.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Mar.
12.-Ruef's attorney this
afternoon announced he
would make no further at
tempt to block trial and
said they would be ready to
go ahead when the case Is
called tomorrow. At the
same time he filed a petition
for writ of habeas corpus
demanding Ruef's release
on statutory bonds.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-12
NO MORE BOND FOR RUFF

w. w. All saloons were closed by
order of the committee organized
to maintain order. The meeting this
afternoon is to organize a local
miners union and break away from
the |. w. w.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-12
TOM JOHNSON TO
STEER BRYAN FIGHT
fScrinns News Association. J

tScr1pps news Association.)
CLEVELAND, O., March 12.-
The Press prints today a state
meat that Bryan's secretary will
VISIT Cleveland Sunday to confer
with Mayor Johnson and arrange
to have him act as business mana,
ger of Bryan's next campaign.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-12

} A committee from the car
mems union stated positive
, ly to The Press today that
, there is no symptom Of trou-
, BILE, nor dissatisfied talk in
, in the union over relations
, with the Traction co. When
, a union committee requests
an audience with the super
, intendent it is granted and
, the matter under considera-
, ton promptly disposed Of.
, The men say they have no
grievance.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-12
LIVES CHEAP IN
ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, March 12.-Patsy
Hynes was shot and killed early
this morning by Louis A. Richard.
son. bartender. Richardson was ar.
rested. They quarreled over pay.
ment for drinks.
Albert Nichols. teamster, was
shot and killed by Edward Court,
proprietor of a restaurant. The
tragedy was due to a dispute over
payment for ham sandwich.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-12

NJ. J. Austin, 323ha Division st
today sought the aid of the police
to locate his wife, Hattie Austin,
who left his home and failed to re-
return. She is about 80 years old
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-12
FIVE HUNDRED STRIKE.

DETROIT. March 12.-Five hun-
dred employees of the Wyandotto
shipyards struck this morning.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-12

HUNNEWELL, Kas., March 70.
The national bank here was
wrecked by robbers early this
morning with dynamite. They es-
capped on hand car without booty.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-03-12
bATTLESHIP BLOWN Up
HUNDREDS ARE KILLED

(Scripps News Association.)
. TOULON, March 12-The Z
. pIosion Of the powder maya Z
. zine on the French battle Z
. ship Jena today resulted In Z
. the death Of between 800 Z
q and 400 officers and men. E. Z
. The explosion was felt Z
. all over the city. The bat Z
. tleship, a vessel Of 10000 Z
. tons, was wrecked. Z
. The explosion was due to Z
. a defective torpedo stored in Z
. the magazine. Z
. 80 = . = . . = . . = . . . Z
The Jena was lying at the ar
senal dock in the harbor. Inspec
ton Of machinery and the maya
zine had been ordered and while
the officers were making the
rounds a frightful explosion &C
Cured, followed by another in
quick succession.
The great plates Of the vesse
were torn asunder and fragments
of armor, decks, superstructures
and small boats, mingled with
mangled bodies, were hurled high
in the air.
Wild scenes on deck followed
the shocks. Scores of men jump
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-29
Brutal Assassination Of a
Preacher--Called to His
Door at Night and Shot
Down.

Mount Airy special in Char
lotte Observer: Last night kill
ing occurred ten miias
north of this place in Caro- IL
county, Virginia, which is re
garded as the most cowardly
crime ever committed in sec.
tion which in the past year has
been the scene of several shoot
ings.
Rev. Joseph Easter had retired =,
when some man called him up
to inquire the nearest way to a
neighbours. The preacher came
to the door and walked around
the house with the man to show
him a path through the planta-
ton, when another man short
distance away emptied a load
of buckshot into him, killing
him instantly. 1t is learned that
the victim wife recognized the
man who did the shooting, as
the moon was shining brightly
and the arrest of the guilty par
ty is expected.
The shooting is supposed to
have been the outcome of the
preachers fight among his church
members upon the blockaders of
that section. A large crowd
gathered at the dead mans S
house today and it is said that if
the guilty party is apprehended
he will be promptly lynched.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-29
Fatal Riot at a Colored
Church in Chesterfield
County.

Monroe Enquirer: A funeral
sermon was preached at color
ed church near Pageland, Ches-
terfield county, s. c., last SUM-
day. A very large congregation
was present and during the day
another subject for "funeraliza
ton" was furnished. During the
day there was considerable IL
quor drinking aud some bad
feeling engendered and in the
afternoon Moses Blakeney shot
and killed Grant Blakeney, the
pistol ball entering the breast
and causing death instantly.
About twenty-five shots were
fred and the man who did the
killing was shot in the hip by an
unknown party. After the fight
the man who did the killing sur
rendered to Mr.. B. l.. Mangum
and was turned over 10 the pro-
per authorities and lodged in
Jail to await trial.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-29
w by he Took Off his Ear
Tabs.

"One wretched, blustery day"
said a Pittsburg iron man, II had
a cap with eartabs on when |
met Mr.. Carnegie on the street.
lie Joked me about my eartabs.
He told a good Scotch eartab
story. He said there was an old
Scot who always used to curl
you know the game--in eartabs,
but one bitter day he appeared
on the ice minus the tabs, and a
friend said 'Hullo, whaur's yer
auld lug warmers p
"Oh, was the reply, I've
never worn them since my acci
dent
Accident =? What accident p
ga man offered me a drink
an VII they dashed flaps l didan
hear him."
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-29
Merchants in Trouble about
Post Cards.

Roanoke, Va, May 23.-Fif-
teen merchants Of Roanoke and
Salem today answered summons
and appeared before United
States Commissioner White here
in connection with indictments
recently found against them by
a Federal grand jury at Abing-
don charging them with hand
ling obscene postcards. The in
dicted parties gave bond in 500
each for their appearance at the
J June term of the United States
Court at Roanoke. Most of those
indicted are druggists.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-29
Trials of an Editor.

The life of an editor is not all
roses. If he pleases one faction
he displeases the other. He is
accused of saying too much about
some one and too little about ano-
ther. If he suggests a remedy
for any social evil large part of
the community is profuse in its
expressions of disapproyal. So
he taxes his weary brain to es
cape the shoals that means ship
wreck to so many editors. .-Fitz-
gerald People.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-29
Dog with TwoLegs.

j. w. Harris, living four miles
above town,reports a remarkable
dog in his neighborhood. He was
passing a neighbours house and
dog came hopping out with a
peculiar gait to greet his dogs
The neighbor's dog bounced
around in such a lively and pecu-
liar manner that he stopped to
investigate his condition. He
ascertained that his two right feet
and legs had been so "chawed
up" when fighting other dogs
that they were useless as walk
ing or trotling appendages. The
dog had learned to bob around in
most active and lively manner
on his two left legs. He seemed
about as happy as if he had five
or six legs. gs.-Spartanburg Spar
tan.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-29
Killed while Starting a w ater
Wheel.

Greensboro special in the OBJ
server: H. Turner Wright, a
miller, who has mill in south
eastern Guilford, was suddenly
killed early this morning while
endeavoring to start water
wheel at the mill. His body was
horribly maugled. Details of the
accident we're not available, but
it seems that he must have been
carried over by his clothing hav-
ing caught in the wheel. He is
survived by a wife and three
children.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-29
Has Filed $4,000 Saws.
Kansas City Star.

Kansas City Star.
T. j. Goodwin, of Ohio avenue,
declares that in the last twenty
years he has filed $4,000 saws
and walked $4,000 miles. While
accomplishing this, lie says, he
carried with him the burden of a
saw wise with a seat attachment, g,
a contrivance which weighs %
pounds. He is SO years old.
From the accounts he has kept
the old man estimates that he has
filed an average of ten saws day
for the last twenty years and has
walked an average of about
twelve miles a day for that peri
cd.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-29
Bush, the Alleged Boom
Thrower, Indicted.

Atlanta, Ca, May 23.-Fred
Bush, who is charged with send
ing an Internal machine to Miss
Kate Mccarthy about two weeks
ago, the explosion of which caus-
ed serious injury to Miss McCar-
thy's mother and wrecked her
home, was indicted here today
for assault with intent to murder.
Bush has been held in Jail in de-
fault of $4,000 bail since his
arrest.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-29
The Work of an Editor.

The editor of today Inns TO get
his nose down to the grindstone
and keep it there sixteen hours
per day and 365 days in the year,
or he falls by the way ysde. There
are men who quit work Saturday
night and rest until Monday
morning. They lay aside bust
ness cares at five or six O'Clock
every evening and do not resume
them until seven or eight the
next morning. Not so your edi-
tor. He has no elegant leisure.
He knows no hours, no Sunday,
no night. When he goes to a
party, or to church, or on an al
legged pleasure trip, it is all In the
line of duty. Withal, your edi-
tor man is cheerful, long suf-
fering soul, going about doing
good in his humble way. He re-
turns good for evil. He writes
long puffs of church sociables,
and in return therefor, accepts a
chunk of cake that would sink
an ironclad. He notes the ar
rival of all the babies in his
ncishborhood and e;erHaaii!!y per
jures his soul in telling how pret-
ty they are. He rejoices, with
the gay and mourns with those
who are sad. He booms every
enterprise which makes his COM
munity rich and goes about him
self clothed in gunny sack coats
and one suspender. He glories
over the fortune of his neighbor,
and meekly eats his repast of
boiled corn cobs and colored la
bells off tomato cans. He can
write a sermon, an account of
prize fight, political speech, an
obituary notice, poetry, split wood,
pitch hay, wash dishes, preside
at a camp meeting, curry horses,
quote law or gospel, or anything
else at moments notice. Fort
Mill Times.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-29
Man and Wife Found Dead.

Philadelphia, May 26.--With
their throats cut from ear to ear,
Peter McGinnis, aged As years, !,
and his wife, Bridget, 2S years
old, were found dead today in
their home in the lower section
of the city. The kitchen, dinin g
room and hall we're bespattered
with blood. The police are in E.
clined to believe that McGinnis
cut his wife's throat and then
his own. The rooms showed
every indication Of a struggle.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-29
Negro Kills Young Man in
Carlisle.

Columbia, SC. May % After
being arrested at the base ball
park in Carl sic this afternoon
by Clarence @. Gist, brother of
President William III. Gist of the
Bank Of Carlisle, for disorderly
conduct, Arthur Davis, Pull
man porter, way laid and shot and
instantly killed the former, near
the Seaboard Air Line depot
about 9 80 O'Clock tonight.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-29

Seas sixty day and fifteen day tickets sale daily
commencing April 10TH to and including Nov 80 1907.
Very low rates will also be made for military and brass
bands in uniform attending the exposition.
STOP OVERS will be allowed season, sixty day
and fteen day tickets, same summer tourist
tickets.
For for and complete info nation call Ticket Agents
Southern Railway, write:
r w HUNT.
Division Passenger Agent,
Charleston, 8. q.
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300 RcIpnnunn, x1on

DE Neier 6teier Seitun9 per0en fb frelen ~ er.
fabren, oaB es uenigfens cine gethr6tete Rrantbeti
gtebt, tuei4e Die WifenihaIt in all tbren 5tufeu al
beilen I'M Stanos 1T; 3aIPs &atarrb=Rur ii bic eins
sise iebt Der dr8tliben 9rGoeri6aft befannte poftios
Sur. Rutarr9 %erforbert als cine Goultitutionstrant.
tarrb-Gur piro innerli6 genoi1men uno tptrit oiretl
auf eas glut uno bic ibIeimieen Oberaddsn bee
Spitenls, oaourh Die 8runolaae Der Rrantbeit ,er.
toreno uRo BEN patlenten Rraft aebeno, inoem liz
Die Contribution ses R6rpers aul baut uno Der gatlf
IN i4g5en aSerte btiIt. Die gieentbamer babsa 70
bert Dollars 9elobnung fhr ieOeu sFaIi anbieten,
ben ie 81 tnrtren oerfeblt. 9aBt Gu6 cine gilts Don
3eugnifen tontmeH. IRAN o~oreIre:
J. !. @benen II. Co., Giaentb., Soleoo, 8.
8ertduft pon alien Npotbetern, grtis rs Gents.
Rehrst 6nG's GaRiIien 4iaen flr gerfOpfuna.
Syfuff'S , Ygure oonorn , ,ocrr.
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gett iiber so s5abren.

iAOn muroe Nrs. BinslDm's 500,
THING . Syrup bon WiIiDnen opu
Wittsrn beitn 8a6nen Der giabes
n%t9emeuoet. @irjt Du i'm SmfaFe
ourm Dos Shreier eines Gin5ea &c.
lt1rt, oaB i'm 8abnen i'll nno Dor
Sdner5en 4oeint? Benn 70, laIIe
Epfurt cine Ttai6e uDu ,,Wers.
Din3lDms 5eotbinn Sprup@ upEen.
Sem Wert 1T uubesallbar. &c mirb
oem tleinen 2eioenoen ioFort HiuDe.
rang oeri@ofTeu. BerfaBt eud oa.
rauf, Wiitter, ss 1T fein RueifeI
ooriiber. Ga teilt @torcape, requ.
ilert 6eH Waaeen uub oie 0iereu,
GeIeisigt g8ino : Rolif. ertueidlt ben
gonner, perbinbert &~ntannbuna
mo tarft Dos ganse SnItem,
, Mrs. 8insIums Suutdina Sprup'
fir aohnen6e Rinoer lit anaenebn
I'M 9ei6mad; oas &ecept Fotnm
oDn einem Der beften tueibliden
Gertte in ben Ser. Staten. SO if
bei alea 9ruaatfteu ia Der aauaeu
Belt 81 haben. 8reis Is Gents Der
Gauft nihts anoeres, ale
Mrs. Win8InDe Suothina Srrnu.
@arantiert unter Der ssuuo onb
9ruas Nete, 30. SUM 1906, Serial.
0urnmer 1925.
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Cages : Nemiafettem
SnIanb b.


- Ser StaatSIenat p0n @euroio
bat Die Bin angenDmmen, ourh Die
Der Bertauf uno bic Sabrifattpn BON
alt0bDIbaltigen 9etranten i'm 5toote
uerbDten niro.
- Cine ihlimme Gubeit6runo III
am Samitaa abeno in GDanute, Sir.
glnien. b~0rget0mmen. Gin iuuoer
Gmerifaner mar anaebliH in einem
arieAiiben Geitaurnrt unoehDrto be,
banoeIt uDroen. Die Rodridt bier
BON Fibrte gu einern StraBenauflauT
D0r benz 6aule Der @rieben. Die
Wen9e he9ann bas 6aus nit Steineu
au b0mbaroieren uno lpnftiaen unFuo
au neriiben. Geriuhe, einselne Der
6auptihreter su nerhaften, mislans
gen nno bic Wenae par erit bonn
BlaBe 81 brinaen, als bic Seuermehr
erShien uno einen @aHerftrabl aus
Der ar0Ben Seueripribe auf Ste rihtete.
Sp1ter erfdbrt man, oaB BON Der
Wenae neur artebiihe &eitaurants
orei ariebifbe ShuhpuboelddFte uno
awei iDriibe gertaufsldoen oemuliert
ftno. Die 8rieben baben liG Be.
reits an ibren &oniul aetpanot. Ser
gauge 9umult 1T tueee1 zines Stretts
um 5 Gents entItanoen.
Die Staot 8tdsburg in WiIiil.
fipnt uno un1ae9eno lit am Samftaa
mur9erl 9eaen 5mei uhr bon etnent
B0lteubruh beimeeiubt ruDroeu,
Der bort or0Ben Snaben anaeridtet
bat. Iue Bride itno fortQeriHen,
u1ebrere 6auier lino eineetiirst unb
Der Damn Der gaaDD & WifiHippi
8allep 8abn lit ourhbruGen. 8iele
Jeloer wuroen oermiiitet. Der gee
iamtntibaoen miro auf $3.50, 900 ae.
iddbt.
= Sn WaibinatDn bat man Die
Gntoeduna getnaht. bob Die Fem.
perena" . 8etrdnte, Die an einiaen
SDoa'8 afiers fountains" oertouft
meroen, mebr Nltobpl entbalten als
oaS itdrtite Bier.
Wtanuel Sarabia. Der meritas
nilhe GenDluti0ndr, ben man in
D1uglaB. Irisona, entfibrt uno ae.
paltiam iber Die @renae geIAafft bot
te, lit BON ben meritanilden BE.
BORDEN in Sreibeit eeieBt tnDroen. gs
lit bie8 auf BeranInfiune unierer &e.
aierung Qeldeben.
NuSIano.
Sn BariS lit oaS Dentmal ga.
ribalot's. Elm Sel@ent Staliens an
Ole Staot Barts. entbiiGt worben
Brditbent 5auieres Die Winifter, Die
Witqtieoer bes oiplOnatiiHen Corps
uno onoere 6eroorroaenoe 8erfDnliG,=
telten uohuten Der Teier BEL
5u Der frana6iilhen Staot 9ou.
Ion bat am Sainftaa eine ar06e Nr.
beiters . Concentration .aegen Die Re.
GierunG itattaefunoen; adttaaleno
Berl0uen luQen an oerielben fei(aes
nDmmen baben.
Bdbreno Der Belt BON 18. Biz
gum 81. @onember rpiro in Der meris
taniiheu Staot Wpnterep cine 8er..
iammluna Der rSnternatipnal Weoi.
cal Iif0ciatiUn" abaebalten meroen.
- Sn oer Nntlaaeihrift aeger
@eneral StDefel, ben 8efehlsbaber
BON Sort Irtbur, niro unter Unoerm
audi behauptet, er babe gefdlihte Be
rihte eingeihidt. in oeneu BON Sic.
gen er8ablt mur6e. bic aar niht er.
rutigen tparer, unb in oener er quite
Trennoe 81 8ef6roerunaeu uno Or.
oensnerleibunaen porldlua, Die in
Wtrtlidteit 0ieoerlagen erlitten bat.
ten.
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Der IWersncu lit ,pertsuu.

Simon's 2eber : 8einiaer lift oas
uertnolte 6eilnittel, bas ih aeaeu
Berftopfung uno unregelm6Biefeit
Der SunftiUn Der Sober a1uanbte.
@r berrihtet ieine Irbeit eriinolih,
Dbne aber 10 ansuareifen, pie Die
meiiten dbnltden Rebisiner ca turi.
Sb empieble i'm iiher nit Bereit.
mtliateit, no iutmer1siid .bie @ele.
aenheit bietet.
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8osu TIT es nDttaYI

Beb. S@mtersen. Brand. uub
Shnittuunoen. Ierrentunaen uno
anoere dbnlibe Beihmeroen peroen
gepohnlih auaenblidlih gehoben,
iebr h6ufa ioFort aebeilt ourh eine
elnaiae Inmen0ung bes unneraIeiGs
llden Wttttels 6uut's 2iabtuina Oil.
GeIoet ntbt. Shiebt es niht nuf.
W0au lit esEnDtia?
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lGtm. e~tnfadbesEwfittel.

Werln es @ub an Ippetit nonaelt,
es an @nereie feblt uno alIeS anbere
ntht in Oronnna 1T, 10 nehmt ettpas
EN- nrlo auar iufort. Simmons Sar.
laparlla 1T Der R6nta Der Comic.
sc oerihafft guh einen unbesnblba.
rem Qppetit. 8erIuht es uno Sbr
GebOrt mieoer au ben 2ad,euben.
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Ius @hnrletnn in gaeft q.

Gus @barleftDn in 8eIt 8ir.
ainien miro geneloet: Die Sitter
Sauhol8 > @eieqihaft BON Mebeu,
ruelhe Der BeunaQe Dber 5tlauers
balterei anaetlaat uar, betannte fid
int 8unoesaerifte ibuloio. Die
Gntlaae entblelt 20 Buntte. uno Die
1%ertn9ite Strafe fir einen ieoen SaQ
lit $1,000. DaS urteil tpiro Ip6ter
uerbdnat meroen. Diele Nntlaaen
ruuroen 1a6 elmer auf griuhen 6es
itolieaifben 8otihafters BON Der
&eaierung anaeiteqten unterluGunQ
erboben.
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aartDHeIn. Reue W W II. $215 per
gentner.
8piebeLn, @eue 9eras Bermuda $500.
uno $3.50.
EDmaten. 9eros rs Gents per 4 aorb.
Crate.
&arr0tten. IS cts. per 9uben6 8dnbeI
8obI, $3.50 per 100 Bf6.
SDbnen, Neue Eeras $500 per Bulb;
Bobnen. @adbs, ST., 90 Cts. per Rifle.
8fefer, so gts. per Bufdb.
Squaib, n Gu1beI.Rife 80 Cts,
Stra. 80 gts. unb 81. 90 Der u Nu.
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Sun qutonip. 10. sufi i
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son Antonio, 10. Suli 1902,
Odien $3.50 big 1925 per 100 Hfb.
8Ihe $l.75 bis $2.75.
8ulIsn unb .stags". sl.FO bis 1926.
Sdbrlinge $500 Bis 1925
R6lber $3.50 bts 1925.
S6nfe $50 Bis 1915
8ie9en 1925 Bis $3.50.
Sbpeine $4.50 bis $3.50.
ct. Sumts, 10. Suli. Rim bpieb,
Natines So rs Bis $685.. Terns . 8ieh
$3.50 Bis 1915.
Shmeine $50 Biz $3.50.
9onts. per 8fh............9-10Z. Gts.
2ol9 ..........
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Gan Mntontr, 1eT., 10. SniI.
Oroinorb IN Gents; @uo6 Orbinars
81 Gents; 9otu Nibbling 1O.I gts.,
gSi6olina l2.L Gents; @Dob @ibolimp
12:I gts.; Nioblina 5air 1871 eta.
4~nibeftpn, 9eT., 10. Suli. -Orntnaru
81 Cts; @oDb Orbinarb 10 u gts.
9ow Wibblins l1.% gts.; Mib6Iine
1874 Cts; @Oob Wtiobling 1917 gts.
Ueibolina Sair IA. 70 Gents.
Neip CrIeate, &a., 10. SuIi.
Sob Sr6tnarp 10 ZIG gts.; 2otu Wibh.
LING la gts.; @ibbIina ID "a cts.
@ooo Miboline 13.T gfs.: Mib6lina
Tnir Az gemts
SainrwoaiameH mo Oefen8roOult,.
8rima 8aumtppufamen . NebI. per
Tonne $25.
8aumtuoniamen Del, rob, 43 gts,
Brln1a Batnttnouinme Ruchen. per
Tonne $3.50.
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