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The copper era., 1907-04-04
A. C. OUTPUT.

The Arizona Copper company's out
put for the month of March was 1872
tons of Bessemer copper. This be-
gins to sound like old times again
when the company usually crowded
the 400 mark. But for little delay
close to the end of the month, the
output would have been 400 tons.
Everything is in excellent running
order and unless a shortage in fuel
interiors, the A. G. company will
likely reach the 400 ton mark.
The copper era., 1907-04-04
The New LIQUOR Tax.

AS result of the new liquor tax
law placing the license at $500, pay
able on April 1st, six business houses
haye discontinued the sale of liquor.
S. J. Forbes and H. B. Mcdowell
are the only merchants who have dis
continued the sale of liquor up to
the present date.
The following is list of others
who. have closed their saloons: Ro-
sendo Paroles, Bartolo Blanco,
Romulo Chavez and Julian Gabaldon.
There seems to be some misunder-
standing in regard to those who hold
licenses paid In advance of April 1st.
Sheriff Anderson, who is in town at
present states that this does not
make any difference with the new
law. $500 must be paid on April 1st
by all dealers in liquors, whether
they are paid in advance or not.
Those who are paid in advance will
haye to see the board of supervisors,
who are empowered to make the re-
bate.
1t is quite likely that several other
saloons will be closed this week.
The copper era., 1907-04-04
Clifton o. Morenei s.

Clifton and Morenci pulled off a
match game of ball on the local dia-
mond Sunday last In which the locals
were defeated by a score of 8 to O.
The result of the game was not a
pleasing one to the Clifton team.
They were short three of their best
players, which accounts for the game
being one sided.
On the other hand the Morenci
boys came forth with full team and
put up first-class game. Clifton had
no chance to win the game, but num-
erous errors allowed the score to run
up. The score really should have
been to 0. 1t was an interesting
game and was thoroughly enjoyed by
the Morenci fans. The attendance
was rather poor, perhaps due to the
fact that the game was arranged at
a late date and sufficient advertising
could not be given.
There seems to be lack of inter-
est in base ball and unless
something is done in the near future,
there will be very few games on the
local diamond this season. Hereto
fore baseball has been the chief
amusement during the summer
months, and it is hoped that the boys
will become better organized. Good
games will build up the attendance
quicker than anything else.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

In the school elections of districts
Nos. 8 and 80 last Saturday there
was very little interest shown, con-
sequently the vote in both districts
was rather light. District No. B,
North Clifton, elected ]. H. Magrudei
to succeed John r. Hampton, whose
term expired. w. S. Schlotzhauer
and c. H. Loye were elected as trus-
tees for the high school. j. Back
stein was elected to succeed himself
in district No. 80 and L. A. w.
Burtch and Tom Smith were elected
for the high school board.
The copper era., 1907-04-04
South Clifton schooIhouse Meeting.

There will be a meeting of the
citizens residing in school district
No. IS next Saturday night at. the
Santa Teresa building for the pur-
pose of selecting a site for the new
schoolhouse. This will be a matter of
grave Importance and everybody
should be present to voice their
opinion in the matter. The meeting
is called for s O'Clock.
The copper era., 1907-04-04
Notice 10 the Public.

The firm of Lines Bros, proprietors
of the Clifton-M Diary, has
been dissolved and in the future will
be known as w. A. Lines & Co. All
outstanding bills will be collected
and paid by the new firm.
Dated, Clifton, Ariz March 1st, 1907.
W. A. LINES
MILT LINES
The copper era., 1907-04-04

Plans are being contaminated for
the construction of the Shannon
railroad, and it will probably not be
very long until work will be COM
menced. The incorporaters of the
company are: N. L. Amster, Will
liam A. Paine, Alex B. Clough, r. T.
McKeever and John w. Bonnie.
These gentlemen are all responsible
men and anything that they plan
will most likely be carried out. Old
surveys previously made of a pro-
posed railroad to the Metcalf district
have been secured by the Shannon,
which will greatly shorten the time
which would be required for a new
survey. Only small amount of
surveying will be necessary to make
the road complete. The new railroad
will be operated by electricity be-
tween the Shannon plant and the
mines, which will greatly cheaper
the cost of operation. 1t is quite
likely that connection will be made
at Guthrie with the Morenci South
ern and A. & N. M. railroad, although
this will probably be determined
later. The completion of this road
the Clifton Morenci district and be
the means of several new small CON-
panies organizing. The road cannot
be built too soon for those interested
in mining i'll this section.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

Geo. Anderson, who has been con-
fined in the hospital with a case of
fever the past few weeks, has recov-
cred sufficiently to return to his home
The copper era., 1907-04-04

L. r. Broyles gave a birthday stag
party on the Shannon Hill Saturday
uight last, to which number of the
valley boys we're invited. A large
crowd was in attendance and a good
time was had by all present, There
was lot of musical talent present
and it is said that there was music
in the air on the hill that night.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

A fine baby girl arrived in Clifton
last Sunday to brighten the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.MacLeay. Mother
and daughter are doing nicely and
Mac is the happiest man in Clifton.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

Billy Hamilton has disposed of. a
half interest in the Office saloon to
Tom Moody and the business will be
conducted at the old stand.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

The new store building of the Beck
er-Franz company is gradually near
ing completion. Work has been de-
layed somewhat on account of short
age of material.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

Frank B. Laine has been on the
sick list the past week, but is able to
be around again and attending to
business
The copper era., 1907-04-04

On last Saturday Tom Smith fined
a couple of Clifton's citizens for fast
riding. One was fined $25 and the
other $50. Fast riders had better
slow up.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

Artist Albums, Negative Albums,
Carbon Velox, Velvet Velox, Guide
Books, ETC., and everything for the
ameteur photographer at A. G. drug
department.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

Mrs. Herman Noll has been sick the
past week.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

Mesdanes AL Rosecrans and Flor
ence Rosecrans entertained a number
of their friends at dinner last Tues
day afternoon. The residence was
beautifully decorated and the table
arranged in unique manner. A
number of courses were served and
those who attended spent a most
pleasant afternoon.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

Mrs. J. G. Anderson entertained
last Tuesday in honor of Miss Beulah
Taylor, who is here from Douglas.
Those who had the pleasure OF at
tending report most enjoyable even
inp
The copper era., 1907-04-04

Geo. Hardy made quite success of
his beef head barbecue Saturday
evening.
The copper era., 1907-04-04
Married in Clifton.

On Thursday evening of last week
Ben Avery and Miss Mary Morgan
were united in marriage in the par
lors of the Central Hotel, Judge Tom
Smith officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Avery are residents of Alma, N. M,
where they are well known and have
many friends who join hands in ex-
tending congratulations to the happy
couple. Mr.. Avery is an old timer of
that section and is in terested extern
sively in the cattle business. Mr.. and
Mrs. Avery returned to the ranch the
following day and will go to house
keeping at once.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

Two carloads of fine cattle arrived
last Friday from Phoenix for the
Clifton Meat and Cold Storage COM
The copper era., 1907-04-04

Gents Shirts Suppose you try new one
this spring from Smiths Store.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

z AT "a meeting of the board of
directors of the Clifton Investment
company last Saturday a dividend of
six and one-half cents was declared.
1t came as an April fool, being paid
on the first day of April.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

Mrs. C. o. Billingsley is quite sick
this week.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

The Presbytery of Southern Ari-
IONA will convene in Clifton on Fri
day, April II, at p. m. The ses-
sions Will continue through Saturday
and Monday. The public is invited
TO attend all sessions, but especially
the evening sessions. The program
will appear next week.
The copper era., 1907-04-04
MINOR MENTION


Fresh cut flowers every Wednesday
and Saturday at Dunn & Loomis'.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

Mr.. Hill, an experienced baker,
arrived this week from Los Angeles
to accept position with the Clifton
Bakery. Mr.. Gray, the new man.
ager, has made numerous changes in
the bakery since he took charge, one
of them being the employment of
nothing but union men.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

Presbyterian Church Service
Sunday School $50 a. m; morning
worship IL a. M; evening services
7:3O p. m.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

For bargains in Real Estate go to
Smith & Carlton, Office opposite First
National Bank.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

Fish and game in season at the
Clifton Meat and Cold Storage mar
ket.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

List your property with Smith &
Carlton, real estate agents.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

il. Martin, who is conducting a
chicken rancho on Apache creek, Wis
tied Clifton this week on business.
He is getting along nicely and will
endeavor to supply the local market
with a portion of its poultry and
eggs. He has d number of high
grade chickens and makes a speciality
of selling fancy eggs. He will also
farm to some extent. He has greatly
improved in health since moving to
the ranch.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

Rev. Winfield Scott, Baptist mis-
sionary, preached very interesting
sermon in the Library last Sunday
evening. He remained in Clifton a
couple of days in the interest of the
Baptists of Clifton. He is faithful
worker and it is hoped that his visit
will amount to considerable in
aiding the Baptists in building a
church.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

Fresh Stafford Butter. Try it, at
Clifton Grocery.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

Everybody will 'soon be- trading at
Smiths store, for they get the best
for the least money.
The copper era., 1907-04-04

Kodak Lamps, Kodak Candles,
Trays, Printing Frames, Solo Toning
Solution, Velox Liquid Developer,
Developing Powder, etc, at A. G..
drug department.
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Sraien in M!sranOrien gefeis-t butten.
beronriidte, ma i'm Snnern Elm glei6
I9tpieri9er 5eino eri4ienen. Die Or
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umfang ansenommen, Sun9er uno
Rot6 oineen bpbldugig our6 Die Staot
ano I6ufen cine 8ermebruug bes SaIa
les, Ser erbitterugs, bic in auer Ser
zen lebten.
Na6 ben arabiiden 8ierteln gu ees
ben, ipar Elm llnterfangen fir ben Gus
ropGsr aeporOen. oas unfebIbar Sobn
uno M~ibbdnolung, penn ni9t S6lim>
meres our 6ol9e bate. Nber piele tpus
rem es iiberbaupt ni9t, Ole bies bGttsn
ausfubren t0nnen in ben puar Mos
den tpar ole 3abl Der Guropder, Oeren
fiinfai9tauIeno in I%leranorien 9ele6t
batter, auf elm Minimum 3u'ammens
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ouf oa5 srite Signal Der &onIuIn be-
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MICE tparen ga, Die nit einem 8Ieiben
in Der Staot re9neten, uno gu bieTen
qebDrte Wanterg. Gr tonnte ii4 ni9t
entI9lisben, alles. mas er in ieinem
Qe6en eripor6en, Die Sru6t al Der bet
fen @rbeit pieler Sabre preis3u9ecen.
Sir Ii9 brdudte ct es ni6t mebr, odS
faate er Ii9, er tpar beoiirfniblo8 unh
einfu9 ~9eporoen; bate er oo9 fri9er
f6on, in einem Qltcr. bd Der 9enuB
bes 2sbenS nod 9roBere &ei5e fir ibn
baten tonnte. fi6 5uriidge5o9en. no er
muir INNER tonnte. 4ter ben Rei6e
t6um ipo1te er ni9t %entbe6ren. auf
@obrielss !Saupt foute Der go(oere
11eberflub, ben er auIammenaebduft
nieoertr0men. Ie foute uleS baben,
mas ite ii6 nur piinIden mo4te, ite,
, bas ein3ige Ser5 auf oieler Grbe, oas
fir ibn in lpa6rer. treuer 2iebe aes
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(Gnrtfeiuun fnTat1
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Seirat6s . 2iccnscn.

Sobn g.. ailn5, 50, llno 2olo 6.
0orman, %; applifant Sobn q.
alln5, Ir. 2029, gopoitruBc.
Gopmonb Tuifin, "a, uno Sarab
6. Marriott, 81; applifant Salon 6.
Grout, Scr. 1927, @reenmount-Ap e
@im 9cG, "a, uno Bertha 9rlrncr,
IS; applifant 8iQiom geu.
Serman 6. @ran, %, unb @liie
6rinbel, 81; applifont @ritap Sieg-
mlno, Scr. 1918, @ilfenss gpenue.
George 6. Stobl, 80, unb eleanor
Oienoorf, %; Ipplifont @llltap SeB,
9tr. 1875, @elt-9tortb -Mpenlle.
gomu1b $. Soiilnnn, 81, mo
8eor9ie 8. gngclones, %; applifant
@. 6. 2oipfins, Nr. 63t, Noro.Gar-
rpllton-I uemle.
Grant Sodooop %, unlo @liie 8.
artbiir, %; 9pplifant 81. Sodaoap,
@opanS, Mb.
Senrp 8. 0opis, %, uno Gertrude
9. @denrooe, %; applifant Ebomas
9. Sberioan, Scr. S18, @eIt.Yratt'
Strabe.
Mid)ael s. Glorfe, 26, linb &atba'
rine 6. 0riscoa, "a; slpplifant Mi-
doel s. Glarfe, 8aibington, o. s.
Samlcl Smith, AZ, mo Marp u,
Iidorbs, 81; applifant 8. 8rani
Stead, Scr. 1884, aiblanO-aueniie
Conrad @ilbelm, %, intb gli5a-
beth $. 0roipn tS; gpplifant Sbeo-
bore 2ingelbah, Nr. 200, Siio.Balb'
in~gtonitraBe.
Sin1on Is. Glibin, 81, uno Hoiie
Gambler, 20; gpplifant Simon Is
Iubin, Gr. 1888, Siib- gbenitraBe.
Samlel %. Gasperion,. 90, unf
Morp Teters, 20; gpplitant SamlieI
@. G~asperion Iltoona, go.
CHARLES Marfunas, 45, uno 2eo'
narbea Soipalsfa 80; @pplifani
G6arles Warfunas, Nr. $40, Gollm'
bio Ipenlte.
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@ieoersG oeS Carnegie
SnltitlltS bc9onnen. 6cicr
miro orei Gage oauern. - Die
geltrigen &org6ngc.

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Die Neunpeibe Oes Carnegie . SnItis
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bon orei 1ogen erltrcfcu Ioa, nobm
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oic biclt gclegentlih Der @cibe.Gere'
monte cine Heoc, in mcld)er CT Die De-
ldihtc Scr @riinoung Der 9%lnitolt cr'
5GGltc lmo Yittsburg uno Den Fltt3'
bur9crn pcrldieoene Compliments
modtc. 9lltBerOcm wllroe Elm Sdrei'
ben ocS YrGiioentcn Toolcpclt Der
lcicn unlo Sr. Srep biclt cine Tcoc,
in meld)cr er Garncgle'S Siberolltot
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Scr Sun1me bat Der Ban allen lcdS
Wiaioncn Dollars gefoItet. Inter
ieincm 0udc IinO oic 9%ibliotbef, ons
Muiculn, sic gbtbeilung fir ldone
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einocridtct. Die YiidJcrei 5dblt mcDr
ais 100000 9dnoc, lno bon olcler
Sollpt. Gcntrale aus cirfnliren idbr'
lid iiber 100000 0iid)er.
0as nelie Wtuieum IN Dem Gdrne'
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tet, iopeit oos @ebiet Der Naturgc'
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in wcl1er abtbeilung Sommllnger
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sic SommllunN umfaBt Heproolltttos
llcn Scr gr0Btcn MeiIteripcrfe Ser pIo.
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it1u0niB o%rrongirt. Sn inn limo BE
proouftioncn ser 1r0Bten MciIters
>perfe Ser @elt uusGcIteIlt. Die Wes
mGloe . @oQerie cntb1lt cine Samm'
lung oeS 9citeu, mas Die moberne
aunIt 1ci1ofien bat. Sir bic NllS'
ma6l ser @cmGlOc bat Der Sitter Die
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aunIt bepor5lt0t unO ioldc @cmdIoc
crlporbcn pcr0cn iollelL Die cpe1tucl
einnol altc Weiitermcrfe mcrOcn
tonnten.
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lid ser Stiitlngen cincu Wcrtb BON
nobc5u |5lpon5ig Millioncn Dollars
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0ircftorcn mo 2ebrcr OcS SnItltittS
Iino pcnIionSbercdtigt mlo, iollS teilt
&ern10gcn uorbonbcn lit, crboltct
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mem Wormor bon Scr Snlcl Gtno@
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@rmbcnmnsliif in &cntndp.

gcattppilIe, ap., IL. april.
&C. 9. montgomery, iein 5ebniab'
riaer Sobn nno @ollp Saa, iammt.
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aus Montgolnerp's @rlibenlidt flog
anfaaia in ein bon bem @onne aetras
genes J1bd)en Sprengpnlper.
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9lb md YOrto MieO.

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Grbo bccnoet uno iid) Ocrobiticoet.
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Iobrt nod) Yorto Nico al.
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unb 1865 Safer 5u Gontorl. &ilitcn'
pcrIonot - Safer. Gic Notirlungcn
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3u mictBcn 8cimdJt:


Su mictbcm gefndjt:
Sebbafte SamiIie piinf6t Gin Salis aut osl,
2arbe nit elm mno sfuci older 9ano In Der 9t1be
einer Strabenbabn al mietben. Wlari %aoretltre
nebft BreiSangabe unb Gage 80. H." 9eutfder
GurrcSppubrit. tf9-)
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gu permictbcn.

gu uermicttcn:
Gin pInf6cnspertber 2aben In. outer &c
ae1b, pafielib fir beiiiabe irsenb elm Gef6dtt;
ipiro auf 98unf6 uerbeiert. Iad3ufraaert bel
Wnt. ". Gpnpab, Tr. GIG bio 62S, Surreit'str
(09-104)
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TGHc sur Reiie ms Nnslano be-
Iurat 6. Rainc, Tr. Alb, Gf.Sa!ti'
more.S trahe, nabe GoitnmtOAie.&si
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Dies lit Shrc 8eIcacnGeit

gen SnufeS In gutter Gage.
22O0 Sduiergeptert !Cft.NpTtI .Npenne.
@ealien1 fir ale Observation-Disclosures. Seoes
Saus beIibt ollie @inribtlnGe1, nit oenen ehn
mooernes SaliS ausgeitattet Deroen fnnn:.
Sagltf nnb spuntags 5ur Snipsttton piien.
Sbas, y. 8uroettr,
(Sept5-) Nr. II, Git.2e1tngtcn Str.
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@rukc nno fleine Sarmcm in bcntid)cr
Wadlbaridaft.

S6bne, aefunoc Geaenb; brett an ODER nabe
Der @abnfiation; gutter, frlittbarer 9ooen. @ub
einige @anpIate. 8erinee gn3ubGun9; Iei6te
8eoi1eunecn. gldberes bel Srrnanu 9ahcu.
bppp, Or. iii, Nurb'6b arles'straRe, SaItis
more, Wlo.
(SfiifStartcu non nno mad europa ii1o
e6enfunS bier al baben.) (Scpi10,1O
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@eItriae SdluBrate:

Mnia. - 3uIllbr I3,9Ol @nldel;
Ncrian0t pon Den Glcuotorcn 69,l33
@uidcl; GlcpotorCnporrotb i,9l3,59o
@uidcl. &%crfGuic; 10000 @uidc(
Moi 81 531S, 1 @u00on NcnliIdtcr
Spot gu 527s, I 90. Stcamcr gcnliid'
fer Spot 5lt sos.
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FIRST CALL.
no llnIich NniInnnS Gtnf.

Sunni uriich NniIm0nS Giuf. ,.,,,.,. blM
FSioo0 W'JtS b3h
SiO00 TnufnIiSoirN G5nS IIScr ,...... giH
$1,000 Sottpn Tncf Der .............. s0$i
10 UtCr II. Dtin II 60. .2Gb
- HiorlitD II. Scpofit ........,..iI
to0 ilnitcb RninunnS 13
" iinitcS ]9iniimnnS ............. 1914
100 giortbcrIt Central (S 60 fiil zee. sNls
$40 llnitc6 nus Siub Der (Ssrip) -. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-12

oliS bcn Glcpotorcn 5uriid9c5oGcl
1921 9ridcl; Glcuotorcn s &orrotb
1898 @uifel. &crfGuic: 1 @ug'
0on Nr. 3 mcibcr 81 As, I 90. Nr, 3
ipciBcr 5ll 4712, I 90. 9tr. 3 mcibcr 5l
47H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-12

VI II. = 0UTTV 2OUV WITUJVI :,
aus Den Glcuotorcn 3uriid2c5oGen
1901 @uihcl; Glcootoren = &orrutb
6O,193 9uidcI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-12
YeIb 81 perIeiAeu.

1891. Neltefes GtabltHement. 1891:
WarDlanb Gbattcl Goan Mnoctatto'l.
Mbert Blunte, inn., @ef6dftSflbrer.
Gafpert.O etdnbe.
gegeniiber benz Seridts.S ebdube.
8immer 228, 231 ino 1913 e.: StodiperD.
ShouH.G6e Sahette. nnb ct. yaul'StraRe.
0arIcbeu bon $1,000 bis $4,000 OH Wtobel.
RtanoS etc, obre Gntternlne berfelben. Se'
febIi6e Staten. Seine gSutcret.
W6. 8bone Gourtl. 1876. g. Z; q. gaui
1850. CTco9,lS,A0S
Mae, ipelde getb eebraaden, .iSrtfem Bier
ppr. InIetten anf Saldre, Wtbbeln, u. gIMrlo'
eioertbiu. am Bertrauen. Seine Go1r'Stftce'
Wietboben. Baltimore Snueftrnent Gn.," Vr.
100. Wprb.Waea'e tra6e. t27S-)
VdjJe ftir's GuSfanb bciorBt- g. 0tatne. VT.
4t3, DIT. Wa(timpre.str.. mahe Goftnnthnnfe'Nne.
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gerlaust Sranen NIB @Gbden.
8erfnngt:

0erfangt:
Giuc beiitfde 6rau in m~ittIcren SnDren. fir
Sditsurbeit. 9ha05ufragct in Hr.2221, eaiterr'
Moeuuc. G02-D