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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-29
BIG BLOCK is BURNED.

jacobson Sisters Flee From Flames
In Their Night Clothes.
Devils Lake, N. D., Nov. 20. = The
Jacobson sisters narrowly ESCAPED
with their lives yesterday morning in
spectacular fire which destroyed the
Jacobson block, two.story brick
building with 100 feet frontage, caus-
ing loss of $4,000, and damaged the
city fire hall to the extent of $4,000.
The Jacobson sisters escaped from
the building clad only in their night
apparel. In the Jacobson block were
the stores of the Jacobson sisters, mil
linery; Frank Lueck, jeweler, and
Stracich, Strand & Co., clothing.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-29
Pull OFF FIGHT;
IOWA IS DEHED J
novERNoRs ORDER TO STOP
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BOUT
IGNORED.
kVAneN~ ~ s>.... ..... .~.. As.s
lOURT-MARTlAl NAY FOLLOW

Davenport, Iowa, Nov. 23.-To fight
or not to fight was the big question
IN Davenport last night, and 1000
1ans, more than 1000 of them being
from outside the city, stood about the
streets and held impromptu and loud
voiced indignation meetings over the
action of Gov. Cummins in instructing
the local militia not to allow the
scheduled Northumberland bout to
begin. In the end compromise was
effected, under which the men went
their fifteen rounds, points only being
considered and no decision give.
"Packy" Mcfarland proved his SUI.
periority over kid" Herman and his
right to go with George Memsic or
the best Of them by easily beating
Herman in fifteen-round fight with
out decision. No decision was
awarded because of Gov. Cummins'
order to the militia to prevent the
fight.
Captain In Disfavor.
Adjt. Gen. Thrift Of the Iowa ma.
tional guard will order an immediate
Investigation Of the conduct of Capt.
Kulp of Davenport, who was ordered
late yesterday afternoon to assemble
his men Of Company B, Fifty.fourth
regiment, under arms and stop the
prize fight scheduled for last night.
It is the impression of Adjt. Gen.
Thrift that the fight at Davenport was
prize fight and in clear violation of
the law, and that under the strict or
ders issued by the governor to Capt.
Kulp the militia should have stopped
. It.
Efforts were made last night after
1t was known that the fight would
proceed to get in communication with
Capt. Kulp, but without success. He
could not be located at the ringside.
Should the circumstances justify it,
the adjutant general says court-mar.
tial will be ordered and the full pen.
atty inflicted If disobedience shall be
proven.
Gov. Cummins has been Investigate
ing the proposed prize fight ever since
It was first advertised as scientific
sparring exhibition" and yesterday he
became convinced that the affair was
to be regular prize ring event and
accordingly took steps to prevent it.
He began by wiring the local mill
tia company. to assemble and take
possession of the Auditorium and pre-
vent any fight from being pulled off.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-29
Llaht work.

Assistant to an inventor! Oh,
how delightful" the young man
cried.
SALARY hundred q month. Hours
10 to I. Is It go?" inquired the
other.
well, rather" said the young man.
"And what" he added. lightly, will
my duties be?"
'The simplest" was the answer. II
ana IN inventor Of aeroplanes. and
you Will merely have to 80 up In my
various new machines. s5
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-29
SAY THEY LOSE At TERMINALS

A committee appointed by the gov.
ernor of North Dakota to investigate
the grading of grain in Minneapolis.
Duluth and Superior has completed
It's work in Minneapolis and returned
to North Dakota. They visited the
capitol at st. Paul. and said that their
investigations so far had not revealed
anything to which they could object.
They feel sure that there is something
wrong, but cannot find out what it is.
The committee consists of M. o. Hail
of Mohall, A. r. Thompson Of Raleigh
and E. d. Washburn of Hope.
Mr.. Hall, a former resident Of Du-
luth, said that the farmers and grain
dealers of North Dakota lose annually
about 100000 through the grading.
dockage or some other factor at the
terminals.
The legislature last viner author
ICED the appointment Of a committee
to investigate and report on the fea.
sibility Of building, buying or leasing
of terminal elevators by the state at
Minneapolis, Duluth or Superior, or at
each Of those places, in order to in
sure full return to the farmers Of
that state for their grain.
So far as the investigation has
gone, the committee feels that the plan
Is feasible. but they have been unable
to find anything wrong with the grad
ing under the present system, al
though the state grain inspection ON
cation and shown them every assist.
ance in prosecuting their work.
They will probably visit Duluth and
SUPERIOR next week. and will then pre-
pare their report to the governor Of
North Dakota Of the result of their
Investigations.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-29
NO CONVICTIONS MADE.
Brief Criminal Calendar Ends at Red


Brief Criminal Calendar Ends at Red
: - -..---------.Lake- Falls.
Red Lake Falls, Mimi, Nov. %. -
Court has been in session here since
Nov. IL. The only two criminal cases
up for trial have been disposed of. In
The State VS.. Joe Levee, charged with
an attempted hold-up at Thief River
Falls last August. he was found not
guilty. Judge Watts instructed the
jury to return such a verdict. The
case of The State VS.. Dan Guerin,
charged with resisting arrest, was dis.
missed on the grounds of insufficient
evidence. Interpretation of the law
caused the trouble.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-29
END GRAIN WAR.
conferees Are Said to Have Made
Terms,

Conferees Are Said to Have Made
Terms.
Superior, WIS.,, Nov. 23.-The long
drawn-out grain inspection war be-
tween Superior and Duluth Is about to
end. Conferences looking toward an
amicable settlement have been under
way for several days, and yesterday
afternoon a final one was held.
Although the parties interested will
give out no definite statement at this
time, 1t is understood that they have
come to an agreement regarding the
inspection Of grain In Superior and
that the terms are satisfactory to
each.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-29
LOCOMOTIVE IS uNRuLx.

Jumps Track Twice and Ties Up
Traffic.
Little Falls, Mimi, Nov. 22.-Owing
to one Of the trucks being sprung on
Northern Pacific Passover Train No.
4, the engine was thrown from the
track just below the station, close to
the river bank, at GAS yesterday
morning. All trafic, including three
freight trains and Passenger No. 10,
which goes to the Twin Cities, was
delayed until 1880 .. M. but no serious
damage was done.
The accident was caused by one Of
the trucks Of the engine being sprung.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-29
FIRE CAUSES $4,000 Loss.

Stock Of Furniture 10 psIuasd with
Water. .4
st. Paul, Nov. 23.-Flre broke out
last night on the top floor Of the
Smith q Borg furniture store. causing.
9 loss estimated at $4,000 to $4,000.
Fast work On the part Of the firemen
confined the fire to the part Of the.
building where. 1t originated. The
greater part Of the loss was caused
~ water.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-29
Butte X I, citizens Want Lid.

0USH0 SsStz0nS WAuI Ilo.
Butte, Mont, Nov. ga petition
signed by $500 representative citizens
was addresssd-to the city council last.
night. asking THAT the saloons close
at midnight.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-29
ORTIZ Dakota|
- ] ubbins y6J&;

=
Mohall has . literary club.
Hunter 10 to have market day.
Hunting outfits are relocated to the
attic.
The wheat market convalesced-all
right.
Minot IL to have a new national
bank.
sarles Il rejoicing over better school
facilities.
The builders are busy at Bathgate
since the fire.
Bantry is to have better sidewalks
and more Of 'em.
The Barlow stores close at 8. and
later on will close at 6.
DR.. Chandler Of Valley City has in.
vented new dental tool.
There are plenty Of candidates for
sheriff in Richland county.
Kidder county has organized % en-
thusiastic fair association.
The new bridge has been completed
across the river at Harvey.
Farmers are having their property
There hasn't been a business failure
in Richland county this year.
James Fitzmorris of Cooperstown
was convicted Of bootlegging.
The farm house Of w. D. Wolf of
Palermo was destroyed by fire.
At Aneta both Ulvick and Cameron
are willing to be postmasters.
Local capitalists at Cakes organized
building and loan association.
Roller Kinks are taking in the coin
in many of the North Dakota towns.
The present fall. has been as pleas.
ant as last winter was-the other way.
The chemical fire engine at Wal
halla has been placed in winter quar-
tiers.
The possibilities of broom corn are
attracting lot of attention in North
Dakota.
It is claimed that in many parts of
the western counties f1rebreaks were
not plowed.
1. E. Etling, who was Northern Pa
cific agent at Slime for five years, re-
Gently died. ---.---------------
There was grand jury session in
Mercer county but no indictments
were found.
The bank examiners have been busy
but they appear to have found things
in good shape.
The business men of Glenburn are
unanimous in their demands for better
fire protection.
A fifteen-year-old boy at Coopers.
town was given six months in jail for
stealing gun.
Some of the fire insurance compa-
MES have not grown. rich in North
Dakota this year.
There has been a larger, attendance
at the rural schools since the compile.
ton of farm work.
The Hatton Commercial club has
taken up the proposition to erect a
high school building.
M. o. Hall of Mohall is a member Of
the North Dakota grain commission
succeeding Steve Nye.
A new firm has been organized in
Katton for the purpose of keeping the
-four mill in operation.
]. E. Phelan of Dickinson is one Of
the promoters of the new $4,000 ma.
tional bank at Bowman.
At the next market day at Minor
there will be tug of war between
of two townships.
SO go
The Blue Book issued by Secretary
of State Blaisdell is getting lot Of
nice notices from the state press.
The Burleigh county commissioners
are planning Improvements on the
court house grounds at Bismarck.
Former Legislator White Of Dickin-
son, who haas been down from, Alaska
- n. AZ, -
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-29

Caught Again.
There is q man who has lived On
water for three months ct y time
impossible :
Not at all. He u captain OF =
sailing vessel. 4 b \ 5ss5
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-29
Too Elusive.

Too Elusive.
Il told you to be cordial to custom
ers. and yet you have evidently offend
ed that gentleman n
Il don't see how that can be.
called him colonel twice. and brother
four times"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-29

Lucius J. Collins Of sarles was.
granted patent On . sled. Oscar A.
Kneeland OF Lisbon on. a car step and
Grant y; Snyder Of Cooperstown o. .
iced hopper. Fl
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-29

"A travelling man was arrested ct
Fl!endale on suspicion Of being simplt.
Gated in the Lisbon safe blowing. He
was released.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-29

Former Legislator White Of Dickin.
son, who sheen down from, Alaska
for awhile, has returned to the land 81
gold.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05
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9oQaoay.
Gortictung.)
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bel mir fiibl6ar, uno 70 tam i'd eirss
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gu ieten, i'd mar su faul, mid umSu:
penbsn.
Mter ni6t bas blaNs, BON erauen
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5riid erfdien in Der Sbir, ipnoern
lin runoss, bliibenbes @ntIib.
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bic Sfipc|lc uno ms belle 2iht trat
raber i9 babe foeben entbedt, bab i6
tein Strei6bol3 babe, UNI mein Gas
anou5iinbell. Wenn ih mir ems bors
gen biirite -"
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bas neben mir auf benz Slid lag.
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CT. uno als er iib zines berausnabm,
fab er mid ernit an. Gr itieb sinen
tleinen Huf bes Gritaunens aus. rIb,
Is lit !Serr - Ssrr -"
Better" half i6 inn aus.
nGs lit cine 9rpbe Sreube," iagte er,
,ein 9robes Slid fir MID. bab ih in
bieies 6aus aetpmmsn tin. go elm
fam lit es man6mal - unb bann
ipiinI6e id einen Ratb bon Sbnen.
lpenn Sic 3eit batten."
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Oil. bite, nebmsn Sic p!ab."
"Ginen @ugenblid sntiduloigen Sic
mid, bite"
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mar in 5lpei Minuten nieosr suriid
NIT elmer Sanbpoll Gi9uretten, bic er
lauf ben Slid legte. Damn soa er einsn
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Stubf beran. Mit elmer enti9ulbigens
ben Sanbbepegung na1m er Elm
Strsitbol5 uno i.edte iid) cine gisas
rette an.
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faste er, meinen ldhelnben Ylid aufs
fangenb, rurb ba5 Gas fir Die Giga,
retten."
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Q~n5iebenbes nit ieinsm suten 6umor,
ieiner Strait, feiner @ntI9loKenbeit.
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nerrDIen Sdnpe. pie er iiG bic gisas
rette a%n3inoete. bann tpanberten fis 81
feinem @eii4t. au ieinen fhparsen
9aarsr. bic bon einisen Silberfaoen
burd5ogen iparen, gu ieinen elGn3ens
ben, unter bihten 8rauen liegenben
9rauen. gu ben ponen 2ippen. bic
bur4 ben ipoblaepfleetsn S4nurrbart
gar nicbt perbedt tparsn, gu ieinem
p%orItebenben Slim nit Gem ipdrli6en
9Grthen. Gin fairies 9eiiht unr
nidt bdbIid, nit einem sepiNen 4us:
brud Der 2raft.
"GS lit ipabr, i9 braud,e einen
Ratb." iaste er. als er langiam cine
SaboffDolte ouSiiieB, bic er tief in bic
2unge einseatbmet bate. ~mein Rame
lit SaIper W%artisnb. Martienb -
uno id, bin aus 6ranfreia, pie Sic
tpabriheinli1 f6on semertt 6dten. Sc
1T mein Wunid. 9irser bon Imes
rita 81 fperben."
~Wie LANCE leben sic fdon in gmes
rita2" fragte ih.
Set 5tpei Wonaten srIt. es lit
meine 4biidt, elm Weihssiddft gu ers
Offnen."
rNun." ertldrte id, Isle tonnen Dor
brei Sabren teinen Shritt sur Natus
rdliiiruns tbun. Damn miiHen sic
benz @eridt Sbre abfidt unterbrsit.n.
,3fpet Sabre fpdter befommen Sic
i@IieBlid bic n0tbiaeu Dapierc."
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EpitbefGrbcrnng nadj bcn Mmslanbe.

Ste ~ausldnotlfe YpIt fir Die nit
Dem 5. Sfto6er enoenoe @odya
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IN allen SGaen, luie fol9t:
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Torlnitto9s bis 5 llGr NadmittagS
tuglid), allS9cnommcn Sonntog.
Sampler fobren bon Netp.Yorf,
iucnn nld)t anbers ongcgeben.
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idlicbt ilm 8 llbr NodnlittogS ort
80. September u,o 2. October, llod)
8robbritannicn nno Srlonb Glen.
flags uno Sreitags I'M 5 llbr 9tat.
mittass.
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(auSgenommen Canada, Merifo, ga.
mama uno Guba) mic fOl0t: Slim co.
Gents fir Die erIte hinge uno orei 60
Gents fir ieoe weitere hinge oOcr
ein 9rlldtbeil, lnb iolte poa franfirt
lucrhgt, ipiorigeniolls bel Mnfunlt
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tirt miro.
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nad Sem Ibaanasbaien bef6rbert unS
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&iidiiht aitf oeren ununterbrodcne
llebcrlano gefor0erung.
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pia Bolton, idl;cbt Jier tGglid) Inn 3
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leans, tdalid I'm, 10 llbr abenos;
noh Der Staot Merifo t1elid Inn 3
llbr Nad)ntittngs uno 10 llbr Nbos.
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Sciratbs Giccu5cn.

Hid)oro 6. Mpers 80 unb Clara o
Ser 30 Sabre olt, &itttpe, Hr. 1882,
Toro.GorepltroBe.
ISalootore Serio 26 ulb @raSinin
Wattoalio 10 Sabre alt; Mpplitont
Samuel @iurfonn 9tr. go, @eit.
SorotognltroBe.
SbomoS @. Senncberger 81 nno
@race T.. Soluell 81 Sabre alt; Mp.
dlifant Senrp Is. Senneberaer, 9tr.
532, @c't.S ronflinItruBe.
GlbrioNe ". Stcin 26 uno TeurI
=. lambert 20 Sabre alt; Npplifnnt
Walter Z. 2ucuS. Nr. 1926, Sit.0io.
oleltrobc.
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8creinS . 8nIenbcr.
goder.@ eianaperein BON 8oItimor

goder.@ eiansperein BON Baltimore.
0irtsent prof. 5. 2arolus.
5auptquartier Sobn Ibl's Sulle,
Nr. 408, Beit 2erinston . Strabe.
.Se6en SamItas aben6 NIT Musnabme
BEG oritten Samltass i'm Nonat
SingItunoe. (MpriI 7-1Sj
~Geutid : uneariifer 2ieberfrans."
Sauptquartier: Grana eSocob's
Sa1e, 9r. 1923, 8eaion Strabe,
2ocuit.Y oint. Sineitunoe: Cicnitoa
abenos. 9irigent 6ran3 Sod.
(11Mai1O
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Mrs. @inslou's Spptbiuo Snruu

tptrb felt Z Jer flint nub feds5tg Sabren bon
Wiintonen BON @tttttern, fnr Sbre 9inosr bei'm
petnbtgt bas 6tnb, erlpetdt heu @aumen. t..
iduidtig: ale SGmerSen; fnrirt Ntmoioltf utS
LIT bas bette @itteI fir 9iarrb5e. Bon sIpp.
eepib unb berIcnat Mrs. s9inslon's Gpotbino
Sprup" uro nebmt feine anbere Sprte. Siiuf
Illo 8,pan5ig Gents Die Slaide. Inter Dem
ytdbrntiitels nno 3rogucnslSefeb Dom 80. Sun.
1906 garanttrt. Seriens9tuInuler 1898. Or
uItes uub nut benGhrteS aQttfd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05

~uergc6er, peItc bas nicorigite anges
bot ~ltcltc. Sic Soften betragen
$500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05

EGie CUR 8ciie ms Auslano Re.
iorst 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Cit.gaIti.
murcitroie, mabe Chiffon Tonic Nue.
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Ser Gontraft fir Terbeiie.
ring Der 9eloeoere.M penl,e, pom Der
Farf. Seiebts. Ibenle bis ReiiterS.
tolpn'Hooo luurbe bon ben Gorlltp.
6ommiiiGren bon 9altimore.Gountp
an Ole Jirn,o z. Dlonigm e Sobn
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Sn bermictben.


III gu perr1tethen:
Prd6tiee bre,;!odise Sdrier nit 9 8tmmern
unb Seranoa. $500 Slod. Barf'Seteptssape.
Dos uno ele~ftritbes tot Ddmplbei5uns.
Wafberet. NafelLpldbe etc.
Office, 2O2, aafp.8ibe. 800 ari.Seiebts~ape.
(Snni30 1890
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gu pcrfaufeH:
Cine gitaebeHbc Vaderci. Nlb5ufrapen in
Der Cfiiec ore n1cHtideu 9orreipunbrHten".
t2IU--S)
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3n p~crfamfcn.
3u pertaufeu:

gu ptrfanfn:
40 sldcr. Surs NIT oiE 3immcrn. erpbc
Sbciiile, SllbncrbauS uno Sof, Suear unb BAN
onrb Die Sarrn, ulo .6cbn Ider &ol5lanb. 5ipl'
tfen Surmau rtno Seilups, 10 Wieilcn bon gtaIs
ilrlore; fleine Yadrdn5abIung. Der Neit ME
9Fteibe III ~be5abIcn. Mud)6ulragen bel Is. y.
Sadn1an, HetiSurpalt, VT. 20, Galp'Snilhtug.
(Sttd--)
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@enn crit Die Wtoiipe iprdhen -
miepiel Mitgeiiibl uno 2iebc iuiirbe
errotbei,, miepicI Gbrborfcit rl,b Mn.
icbcn Iidj pcrfricd)rri.
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Gcrfoufc a,if Der 9altimcrer Giief
tei,.9oric.
FIRST CALL,
ECO CALL.

$1,000 llniteo Hps Ginf ............ 50n
$1,000 llniteS Abs 6inf .T50i.
$4,000 llnitcb 8ps Ginf ............. 5Oh
$4,000 0 8d Central Ger. .i03k
80 ooufion Oil Com .............. 3A
$500 llniteo sipS 5uno ser .......,. rs
5000 llniieo ans 5unO scr. ......... tn
$50 limited Ndi.pdpS e. .......... 11h
10 GorioIibnteo Goal .......... 81
$1,000 tlniiec Jidilipobs sr .......... s3ss
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Cine Garni bon SO aderu init einent 4 Clint
nler baltenoen g9obnbaus uuo elmer SbeliIle.
Steheil Mieilel BON NlllapoliS ulo ei,pa cine
H y,,nrs p e Pr s sMnano aSni' S SsHse s1tGo & vel ga.
%6uiragen bel Snlian Yrewcr 4 sun, Nnuapulis,
MA. ... (272-T
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Serlaugt int NQgemeiuen.
Nuit qeiuGt:


Ttnffdbt3 Mfbcffs.Va dlfoe I inngS-Whreau.
Inter Der Iuffi6t Der -8euifhen @efenfhaft."
unt D! siemifsoteS S'e ~ S'I psisst SSss'g sIllGss Mr's MSI.
len tb perionIi6 ober In franfirten Griefen on
ben Ieeilten Der 9efeufduft. Suaann .. Weher,
Siinn.er 11M, Nr. 215-217. Gunrtlonb. straRe,
~lbenoen, fueIder uueutgeItIib ausfunft ertbeilen
tptrb. Spredftnnben bon 1 bis 8 ubr.
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3n perfnufen biltg:
Sdufer bon 5000 bis $3.50; ale Serbc,es
rltngen; leitte geoinGunger; ~riebriaer GruTo'
Gins. Nat5ufragenl Gde Yratt. unh Ssd,ste
Strahe, SiBBIanotulpu. (Sept4 ,1Mt)
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0eIb an nerIeiben.

Anleibeu nuf N1bel nnb dnbere
Sihcrbetten
fhr 8 Brc5ert senau nad BEN neuen 0efete.
Gar5 bripattm. Slidter. slr. $40, cf.2ert1s.
tpu'etrake, misunderstanding"
Sn ter Office tptrb centfM setprs@es-
(Sunif6-)
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safe fire Nrsfanb bsteyot q. Maine, WI,
If3. s ii.Saiiimore Str. nate Gnhsm lsnje. Nns,
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Gin @clegen9cttStauf.
GG1neS Qanobuus nit q 3inrrcrn, RantrI,
Dab, Q8ufers9Ipiet II. I. 10. nlr 8 DtiIuieil
bon sc, Strabenbabn fit nIr $4,000. Babe
Charles trahc, Baltimore. Wlb. (Scpt15,1 49,
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5n Oeriaufcu:
Ginc Garm IN IboIoll. llnbc benz ~9ieInbs
Sonie" an Der B. & 8. 9ahn," 20 Mder erof:
reidli6 Chit mo autes gSaiier; Cottage nit II
SInlrllerit. SiaI etc. giad5utra9er bel Sphn
y; SnSWig, Nr. 800, Wiarpleno Eelepbnn.Ge.
bduoc. (264-2SSia.G)
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gu uertanfen:
GaSen nnb @%ubnbans Or. SIS,
VprO.YprtftraEc.

cline quite Gage fir Elm @roeerbsef9dft. glab.
~sufraget ali Srt NIB Steae.
Gbiuaro s. Gallagher, 9aumeiiter.
Yiireau 1881 Eit.Mpnumcut.s traRe.
CAS-
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1901. Aeltenes G%fapllVement. 1891.
WarDlanb Gbattel Qpan MEuciatiou.
Mfbert YIMu,s, tnn., gef6dftsfltrer.

Galpert.0cbdnbe,
aegeniiher bent 4eribtspebdioe.
Sirnnner 229, 231 urb 233 @. Stodbe.f)o
1arIeben bon $40 bis $500 auf Do.
bel, YianoS etc., otre gnifernlne berGeIben.
Uetetli9e Staten. &eine gau9erei.
Mp6. 9bcne GourtI. 1876. g. g. ct. 1auI
1850. (fcb9, 12,1&G)
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sue, nefde gelb eebrauden, fpre6en bier
Ssr. MnIeibeu nMf Sdlire, IlobeI uno @rInb'
sm5 sstbuSrnl ~ ,asi sGrasa: y anos sss1Ms sV Sn'.. n e
10, Nofb.3aeasStrdbe. CTS