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Graham guardian., 1907-04-12
LOCAL BRIEFS,

The M. X. church is being ador
ned with a coat of paint.
Mr.. Reeves and Mr.. Parks o.
Solomonville visited with Mr.. Dia
yesterday.
The Whist Club met at the resi-.
denoe of Mrs. Swift yesterday after
noon.
Morris Belknap of Globe an ole
resident, died OF paralysis, Wed
nesday.
The Social Literary Club viii
meet at the residence of Mr.. Houch
this evening.
Miss Suwarrow, the Solomon.
vile school teacher, left for Wis.
consin Thursday.
John f. Weber is still suffering
from a severe attack of erysipelas
but is able to be around.
Mrs. r, B. Clark of FL Paso is
visiting her niece, Mrs. A. T. Col
ton of Stafford.
Work has been suspended by
the miners union at Bisbee, be-
cause of a disagreement with the
owners.
Misses Pearl and Ella Udall
have returned to their home at st.
David, via Rice station, after teach.
ing school in the valley during the
winter.
Deputy Sheriff Will Pembertson
of Globe shot a Mexican in self
defense at Christmas camp Wed
nesday. Trouble is feared as a
result.
Mrs. Joseph Poulson, formerly
of Stafford, died at Sail Lake re.
Gently. She leaves a husband and
nine children. She was highly
esteemed here.
The address "Within the Gates"
at the NJ. Il. church by Rev. Haw-
Icy Friday evening was well at.
tended and much enjoyed. The
address was nicely illustrated with
stereoptiCon views.
In cases brought by the territory
of Arizona, listed elsewhere today,
Attorneys Moorman & Stratton or
T. s. Bunch are the attorneys for
the plaintiff.
d. A. Beck is moving his we'll
machinery from the depot TO Pan
tano. He drove 1920 feet and en-
countered only light pressure
streams, and the company decided
to dig no further.
Graham guardian., 1907-04-12

For twelve years The GUARDIAN
has worked amidst the people OF
the ella Valley, helping them to
develop the manifold resources Of
this section, interesting itself in
their material welfare, and par
ticipating in their joys and sor-
rows. From time TO time we have
issued special editions to advertise
Graham county and the southern
section of the Territory generally,
These editions have always been
prepared with great care and COM
pleteness, both as to the descrip-
ton Of the country's resources and
typographical appearance. Our
successful efforts in this direction
heretofore, should be an earnest
assurance to the good people of
this region that our forthcoming
Souvenir Edition will be one of
the finest papers ever issued in the
Territory, replete with splendid
write.ups of the business interests
of this section, handsome illus.
trations and readable and timely
information concerning Arizona.
The edition, comprising 10000
copies, will appear early in the
summer, and articles aud adver-
tlsements therefor are now being
received.
Graham guardian., 1907-04-12
Keg beer at the Palace saloon

Keg beer at the Palace saloon.
7-tf
|. Harry Dial was in San Jose this
week.
Remember "The College Boy;
comedy with music, Monday night
at Todd's hall, April 18th.
Mr.. Anglin, well known young
man of Globe, formerly of Stafford,
is visiting his parents here.
G. w. Morris went to the Olney
& Prina ranch to enter their EN-.
ployment Tuesday.
Attorney Wiley E. Jones left for
q business trip to BIsbee Tuesday,
and will return Sunday,
A jolly bunch of drummers was
in town Saturday, and made merry
at the theatre and other places
until u late hour.
II. l.. Hankinson of Chica ago,
representing the Oliver Typewriter
Company, was in Stafford, Wedues-
day.
S. S. Green of Pima, administra-
tor of the estate, is closing out the
stock of merchandise at the Beers
store in Thatcher.
A little boy and girl of Mrs.
Marian Williams of Layton were
struck by stray bird shot while
out in the field Wednesday even
ing. Who fred tho shot is not
known. The boy received several
shot in his head and the little girl
was struck In the breast, but
neither is seriously hurt
Graham guardian., 1907-04-12

Mrs. Maud Callison of Thatcher,
has gone to Eden to teach the
spring term of school.
Joe Il. Follett of Pima, has pur.
chased the interest of ]. G. Belt
and Geo. II. Birdno in the staudaI d
bred stallion, st. Highgo. This
valuable animal will be kept in
the valley and'wilI be located in
Pima.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Robinson
came in from Stafford last evening
and they will make their home
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs George Andrus, on Hill street.
Mr.. Robinson has been cashier OF
the Bank of Stafford and is now
with the First National bank
Globe Belt.
Charles Hussey was arrested at
Ft Thomas by U. S. Deputy Mar
shall Free Hubbard Monday on
the charge of selling liquor to an
Indian. His hearing was held be-
fore U. S. Commissioner Cotton,
Wednesday, when he was held to
the U. S. court. In default OF
$500 bail he is now in the county
Jail at SolomOnville.
While driving near Ft. Thomas
last Friday, Mr.. Charles +. Finch,
the well known bee keeper, met
with a painful accident. When
crossing a ditch, the singletrees
broke loose, and the horses ran
away. Mr., Finch was thrown Out
aud sustained fracture of both
bones of the leg below the knee
His load of honey and other mer.
chandisu was badly dumaged,
Graham guardian., 1907-04-12

Il. L. Hyde, who recently arrived
here from Los Angeles to assume
the management of THE GUARDIAN,
has leased this paper for the com.
ing year, and will have full charge
Of the business end of this institu-
tion. John J. Birdno will continue
as editor and will devote the time
necessary to make it determined
worker for the advancement of the
interests of this valley, as well as
a staunch defender of the Demo
cratic faith. Mr.. Hyde hopes to
receive the same kind and gener-
GUS treatment accorded his pre-
decessors, and will do all in his
power to make the paper merit the
widest possible patronage,
Graham guardian., 1907-04-12

founded is the impression abroad
that Arizona is given over to sand
aud cacti. This territory is rap,
idly taking its place as one of the
great agricultural districts of the
west, as 1T has been one of the fore.
most mineral producers. The
magic touch of water makes the
desert bloom forth like a green
bay tree.
Graham guardian., 1907-04-12
EVERYBODY LIES BUT FATHER. "

In the opinion of The GUARDIAN
we have never yet bad president
who was not in fact truly good
man; and the majority of our chief
executives have been great men -
distinguished for craftsmanship
and esteemed for party service.
But it remained for the present
generation, or, rather, the accident
of the Spanish war, coupled with
the death of William Mckinley, to
produce q Roosevelt man who
perhaps is a good husband, father
and neIghbor, but one who is
wholly uuacquainted with any
party ties or dignifed presidential
precedeuts.
No president ever before soiled
the ermine of his exalted Office by
engaging 10 the merest street
brawls, so to speak, and called
other men liars; but this is what
our present chiet executive has
done. Everybody has lied who
does not agree with him on every
thing.
The following is Teddy's "black
list" revised to date:
LIARS
Zaehariah Chandler, ex senator
from New Hampshire.
Bellamy Storer, ex-ambassador
to Austria
Mrs. Bellamy Storer, prominent
society woman.
Poultney Bigelow, distinguished
writer,
Engineer Wallace, formerly in
charge of Panama canal.
E. H. Hartman, great railroad
magnate.
M0LLYCoDDLES.
President Eliot of Harvard UNI.
versity.
President Wheeler of the Uni
versity of California.
Everybody else in the world.
Arizonians included, who don't
believe that football should be
played under the present rules.
Thus the alleged strenuous one,
whose "strenuosity" seems to be
now manly devoted to hurting
invectives at his fellow citizens,
is rapidly enlarging the list of
those who have fallen under his
foul. mouthed displeasure. The
people of the country will await
with some curiosity, as well as as
tonishment, for the next exhibition
of executive i'll temper,
Graham guardian., 1907-04-12

The visitor coming INTO the ella
valley is most agreeably surprised
and delighted to find here region
comparing favorably with any
east or west for beauty, for rich
soil, for ample water supply and
for wide and beautiful fields of
grain, fruit, alfalfa and pasturage.
TO the dusty traveller this is yer.
jtable OASIS and proves bow ud.
Graham guardian., 1907-04-12
THE QUESTION of spring clothes

THE QUESTION of spring clothes
now uppermost in the minds of all is
most satisfactorily solved for the hun
dreds Of Gila valley folks who every
year more and more turn to this store
as the logical source of supply for
their apparel needs.
Our assortment is better and
greater than ever before, eSpec-
tally in white shirtwaists. We have
them from soc to $500 They are
beautifully trimmed with lace and
embroidery in long and short sleeves,
China Silk waists from s. to $500
Ladies' tailored skirts in high
summer weights in handsome WeaVes.
Also white duck and linen skirts.
Ladies' shirtWaist suits and wrap
perS in fancy striped gingham and
percaIe, also lawn Kimonas.
ChiIdren's white lawn dresses
trimmed in lace and embroidery. Also
in plain and checked gingham. A
nice line of infants long white slips.
Graham guardian., 1907-04-12
Ladies' and Children's
Ready to Wear Goods

Muslin underwear. Judging from
the immense sales we have had thus
far, this spring we are lead to believe
we must have the SWEETEST line in
Stafford and prices the lowest.
We have also secured the agency
for the famous R & 6 corSets which
are perfect in form and fit
Spring millinery. No such COM
binations of beauty with low prices
to be found in Stafford We urge YOU
to see and compare our offerings.
Our line of embroideries, laces.
trimmings; all overs and net top Iaces
are complete. Spring dresses in all
styles and shades. Tapestery table
covers, portieres, couch covers, print
ed burlap and art denms.
If you want to see the grandest
display of dry goods, notions and
gents furnishing. Call and see US; we
will gladly show you through whether
YOU buy or not.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

Hm a. September 0Qlnpier oTron'
ceaco" uad) Neupel unO Srieit.
Nm 81. September Gampfer n&at'
Ter" uod Bremen.
2m %. September Gompicr ySccd'
uic" nodl Sout0ampton.
Nm %. September Gontpier nSta-
tcrOan" nod GotterOan.
PIN %. September CAMPER $40
ma" la1 Ncnpel uno MnrieiQe.
Pm &c. September Inmpfer Gre
tic" noG 8ibraltar un0 Neapcl.
Nm 90. September Gompier n9(ro'
bic" nod 2iucrpooI.
PIN 26. september Iompfer San.
uonia" nod Gibraltar uao Neopcl.
PIN 26. September Gampfer sal
liz GIap" nod &%opcnbogcn.
Nm 2G. September Gampier Sur.
|iiirit" na6 Bremen.
PIN 26. Sept. Gompicr ~Ge1tid'
lnn0" l1ad) Salnbltrg.
2m 26. September 9ompfer oSor'
rainc" nad) SABRE.
Nm 81. September GompIcr y9rc-
tagne" na6 Sonrc.
@m %. September Gonpier nllm'
bria" nad &iucrpool.
Pm %. September Ganpier DFem1-
ipIpaniu" na6 Samburg.
Im %. September 0anpier $50
oerIono" nad 9oOer nnO NIntlucrpen.
2hn %. September Gompicr st.
Saul" nnd southampton.
4m %. September Gampfcr D9fin-
neapolis" nad 2onoon.
am 30. September Gnmpier ga.
tapia" nnb Neopel unb 8enua.
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@eitern Mcrplanb Giienbabr.

geetnuenb ON o. Stunt, perIdbt S~tner.etatton
Sdsfff:
40 Moreens - ebneapoft, Saaerstotpn, ~@.
& g8.sgabn," WaDneSboro, 9bnmberSburo
lno. aIseenommen sonRtae. Saneod uno
els Woraens - gen.D,ar 9,rreb.
LA gta6m. Accommodation mad Union
.4.65 Madm. : erprcs saurtItmte, sooers.
tcnn, Sanrp6, ebippensbHra nnb. aiiseeitonp
rneat Sountag, Sreberid limb GntiHffsburg.
Sdaltdh, aus aenpmnfsn eunntag:
7.13 Moreens 0ori, y. ano S.sDib. unb
Carlisle.
7.5O Worgens - Accommodation mad Stat.
fieIo, fopie grrmitsbnre.
1857 Wsoree1s = Beftli1er G1preb, WNeftmtr.
fter, 9rueehiue fSreberid). 9burmont, 4Iue
Nibae, 9lena 8ift1, Blue Wounfatn, WdbneSs
boro, Gbambersbura, Sdaersfp,pn, 6ancpd,
Gumberlanb uno gIiins, Auffet.Ob ferSations.
1870 S#sa1m. Blue mountain.gssres gscN.
minfter. 8rueeoiHe (Sreoerid), 9bnrmoEt,
RIue Hioge. gienu giita, Blue Wontain unb
Saqersipfun, 4arIor.gsaggon,
3.25 Na6m: SaiptI:nie 5itIi@ bon Gnorp.
S@rGss, fsi0t az gori' sanOOer' eetibsburs uns
5.33 Natnr. Accommodation mad Sanober.
els aben.s Accommodation na& Union
Sribge.
g2nr eanffaeS:
11.15 gbenoS - Accommodation nod Union.
Bridge.
s2nr epnutnas:
$50 WorgeuS - Accommodation nod Union
Wrioge uto S1noper.
. SdIt Mot an, BemrfpIbanta. slbe ..@obnboi on.
4 MebesttsM. q. ". Hsmen,
giee.grat. u. 0en.'Oef@lftsf. ..Neest
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SdDifisnndridltcn

Nem- Dorf, s. Sept. - 2h1gc.
founcn lit bier Der Gdmpicr o9lii.
der" BON &umburg.
Gibraltar. s. SCpt.-0eii6tet
ipltroe beute Der 0nmpier Campo.
mia" oltf Der 6obrt Don Neu = PORT
no6 Nenpel uno @enuo uno geitcrl!
Der 0onlpier nYnnnonia, bon lteopeI
nod 9}elDs2)orf u%nterpegs.
Scillp s. September. 49, Yoiiirt
iino bier Die 0ompicr oWiinncopo.
lis" BON Hcp- Yorf nad) 2onbOn,
oStatrnoont," BON Hottcroam mad
gtelpsNorf, y&aoerlono," bon 9tem.
Oorf no6 2ntmcrpen untcrpegS.
Soutbamp ton, s. Scpt. -
Gingetroffen pom Ntcm Dorf lit Der
0nmpier st. Saul"
Giperpoool, s. Sept. - Ser
Gonlpicr ollmbria" laIr9te bon Helu-
Oort bier on.
0ueenStown II, s. Sept.-0a6
Nem.Yorf obgegongen iino Die 9ont'
pier o2ucania" uno o2uiitonia."
NeopeL 7. September. - 9tod)
Nem.Yorf obgcfa6rcn lit Der Gam.
pier nGretic."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09

@orten ibreS &uuieS cine groBc
SdIonge. 0ie Muttcr ser Came mar
nit @nrtenorbcit bcihGftigt ais lie
0aS HcptiI i'm @raie Iie9en lab. Sic
rtef ibrc 5od)tcr bcrbei, meId)c c9
nit cincm aniippcl crihlta.
&err y. 9. &irb pom S~cfierioL
Moyt0otete cine ) 6lB LANCE iduor5c
S6Iange, Die er in ieinem Sitbner.
balic %porfano, no lie inter ben Giern
atirGltnlte.
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Baltimore Sampf Yadet So.

NNftf uHo 6uucrlnllDc SaisStHte.)
Sle Yer. StaaleitsVolt beioroPrito.
Sampfer yGirsinta lneu), .,Nnaoama,"
p@enrgia,", yEennefiee."
Sampler tubren id9li6, Sonttass auseenorHs
men, bon ben pWais9tnies"Giers, Or. 1913,
lt9btsStrnbe. $50 .sUenos, brett ruhr Oh
8nnite9 6es siiOeiis' SerbiHSnns i" in Sis
Yoint Comfort init IS. & 3. 9ifenbabn." Sad
Hl6moho. 9erbinoung In EortSmputb nit benz
YSedboaro air Cine" iplioem 3uee iab 9ortss
mouth ilnb MtIanta. Sn gtorfoff 0erbinbuns
mt Der ~@tIaItiic 9pait Cine" giorfolf urS
i%ueitlirb ilno rSlb Dominion Cine" nab Stem.
bert geafbineton, N.s@.. &i6monb. @u., uno
yfeiusVorf.
..Mtabl3eiten mad europiifhem gIane. 2urit,
rtoIe aainien6lmnier eieftrtfde geIen6tlnc,
9ampfbet3ung. 9oien fret. Referbirte aaiiiteiI.
GUNNER IN ben 9iuet'giirenur bet pgapsaine."
9t. 1907. Sfts9aItimoresS trabe, Or. 500 unb
500, 2ta6tsStrabe. 9. q. 9. Office, Siboli.@de
baltimore uno GaIpertsStrabe, Continental
3ruit glitlhtns" uno Nlbougb's, SIT. 100. Horos
9barleSsStra6e.
SpBu u, Sbermupo, g.. Broiuu,
SiccsQrdf. II. Sen. sNiannoer. Sen. s8afi ..9laent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
0atinnal.V

HationalsVanten.
,Sbe Clb Sumn Natisual 8ang," Sab. urb
@retersSiruBe. Sacob 70. Soof, grdftoent;
9duio g. @oui;s, 8icesBriiibent; Senrb y.
Rcoue, Gnffirer.
yStrt National Sant Of galtimore," 8. Q.
Wilcur, aafiirer, II SouibsStrabe.
,5neite Tutiuual'S anf," 432 SfosSroaotpdb,
". 6. %98agrer, aaiirer.
ygseteru National Saut," %. Marriutt. 3afIt'
rer, Ia gorosSutdfueStrabe.
yGrpper6 & Wiedlanirs' Iattpnai ganf," GbaS.
@. Wttder, aa%itrer, RoropetsGde @uiaps
it1b Sa0etresStrabe.
rSbiro National Snri," Baltimore. unb Tortb'
Strufe.
.Savmers & Merdnnts' National ganf." eontb.
unb GorlbarosStrdbc.
pGomrcreiaf & WARMERS Tatiouaf gani," Giins
neit.Sde Solp1ros ulo @ermansS trabe; 5.
g.. Nalom'a, 0aiftrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Gbciapcafe Sampfcr-G unpagnie.
Gbciapeafe.2t int
Glcgante Hafngier.T ampter ,,9faguita" nuS
Guluutht0H uad,

SbctnpeafesYttt
Glcgnnte 9afagier.T CAMPER ,Nneuita" nu6
yGulumbin" uad,
Oh 9oint Comfort iinb Hprfulf, ga.
Tanpfer ~berIdien Baltimore tdgIi1 (alisqe,
ronnren Sonntnas) nm $50 4beiibs uno tom.
men In Slo Yolut Sonlfor. I'M q ubr Wtorgens
lino in 9tpriolf nm 7.t5 Mureens an. ar,
f9Iiebenb. an bic Gifenbabn3iige na1 allen
Rintten oeS Siioens uno SinipefteuS.
gDrf. Miuers2inie.
Glegante Rafiagter.T ampfer ,Gbarfotte" aub
Baltimore"
mad @et.Fuint nuo 9tdjntpuo, "a.
SaInpier ~nerlaifeu Baltimore tdgli6 (uusee,
1on:nen Sonntaas) I'M B tlbr q hmittagS nno
fomuen 8u @eftsYotit nm 7.45 O,oreeps uno
in Ri6moHb nm 9.20 Moraen san.
Sic ai Montnpen. Wtttfpufen uno Sreit1aen
bon baltimore abfnbrenoeu CAMPER unb bic
hon Weit s9oint on 9ienftaaeu, Oonnerftneen
unb Snmftaaert ahfnbreH, Iegen In @Iouceffer,
Hoin.. Clements mo Mninonbis an. uno Die
on @ienftnqen, Snnneritagen uno SdmftueeH
DON Baltimore iilio an Wontaaen, Mittfuoden
nno S~reitaeen bon @efts9soint abfabrenben
Sampler .Ieaer in gorituiun nnb GIabs8anf an
(bei qiinftiaem @etter).
Sampfer %herlGiieu Baltimore bonn Rter Hr. 18
nns 10, qtghtftrahen.s eerfte.
Surdb.3tuete nod allen Vufften f5nrert aes
iidert. 8epdd aIfoege1en iitb aaiiitenSinlmer
I'm 8Jraus referbirt .tperoen. in ben tiefi9en
9iuetsWfireulir: gr. tt9, On. yalttnpre. etrahe,
u. ". 5lubicn, aaent; S.r. 1877, cit.saItimpre.
strnee, ooer ben Sar:pt'pireaug; 2tgbt' ans
2ee.straEe.
9ienben Softer, g. g.. GttSuti
Ger. s@efhdftsfhbrer. Gen. ssiaftaeier.staent.
&. $. Metanuel, SiIfss9en. s4af. 'ggent.
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gbfaBrtstagc Der Sampfer BON Nclu'
Oprf.

Im 10. September un1pfer ,9ror.
prir5" na6 Bremen.
am 10. September 0ampfer IA.
5io" nad Heopel unb 8euua.
gm 10. September Gampier nGar.
mania" nof 2iperpool.
Nm II. September 0ampicl
naoriatic" nod Soutbontpton.
Im #. September 9ompfer yHorS
Imcrifa" nod Neopcl uno 8enuo.
Gm If. September ompier vYotS'
oam" nad HotterOom.
Im IL. september 9ampfer v9lii.
der" nod Sambitrg.
Sim IL. September 0ompfer ngre'
men" na6 Bremen.
Mm II. Sep1ember 9ampier ,SS,
car Ser 3lueite" nad Copenhagen.
Im IL. September 9antpfer .Ge'
bric" nod 2iDerpool.
gm ~. September 9ampfer III.
tonio" nad Neopel uitb Erielt.
Am ~. September 0ampfer $50
boie" na6 Sabre.
Im IA. September 9ompfer 50,
2incoln" raG Satnburg.
Sim IA. Septentber 9ampfer nWe
inba" no6 &onoon.
gm IA. September Gompfer st,
2ouiS" nab Solttbampton.
am Ia. September 0ampier See
Lamb" nod 9ober un0 qntnerpen.
Im IA. September 9ompfer .9tef'
far" nod) Gibraltar ultb Heopel.
gm ia. September 9ampfcr yGtru'
ria" rod Siperpool.
Nm IA. September 0ampfer Sos
cogne" nad Sopre.
PIN IA. September 0ampier nIito,
ria" nah Glasgow.
Sim II. September ompier nSron.
prin5eiiin Gecilie" mad Bremen.
Vim II. SeptenlberS dll1pfer pIllcc"
nod Neopel unb Srielt.
PIN H. September 0ompiGr "Seeo'
ra" nad) Samburg.
In is. September 9ampier .2u.
cania" nad) 2iperpool.
am IS. September Iompier .2i'
tuonio" nod Iotteroom uno 2ibou.
Im is. September 0ompier Ecu,
tonic" nod southampton.
am Is. September 0ampfer So
Anliteroom" nad Gotteroam.
gm Is. September Gampier Ger
manio" not Neapel ulb Marieile.
am 10. September Camper SIC
gina b'Stalin" nad) NeapeI II. 8enua.
Im t9.S September Sampier Pine
rifa" nab Samburg.
Elm 10. September IampIer Bar.
baroiiu" nad) grenep.
am 10. September Iampier Sci
tic" nah 2iperpool.
am 10. September 9ampfer .gl-
geria" nat Heaple.
Im 10. September Gompier .Yro-
uelce" nad) SABRE.
Im 81. September 0an1pfcr n2u-
litania" nad 2ioerpool.
Im 81. September 0onpier gu.
ropa" nad) Heapel mb @enna.
Nm 81. September Sampier IS.
SSrene" nad) Gibraltar mo Neopel.
am 81. September Sompier nSin'
lano" naf Eoper llno gntmerpen.
am 81. September Gampier ,Tbi-
laoeIpbia" had Soutbampton.
Im 81 September 0ompier .Min.
netonfa" nad) 2onoon.
am 81. september Sampier y@oi.
oerlee" nad) Sambnrg.
am 81. September Gampfcr 80.
luInbia" nah Glasgow.
Am "a. September 0ampier sam.
burg" nad) Heapel uuo @enua.
Im 81. September Tampier ga.
- IA
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Iarplanb uno Ycunipluamia Sabn.
Nm +. Septcmber IN STRAIT tretenb.

". 1. september IN Aratt fretenp.
3iiac ~pcrlniieu WDrtbs %glufnuesS tati0n:
1870 Wior4ens gort Bult, tdgIl1, allseenorls
men Sunatag.
$50 WoraenS SeItu @ccom., nur Sonntag.
$50 Morge13 Gelair gccoIl., idgltd, airSges
notruleu SonntuQ.
1.2O NatmittaGs Geldir Iccom.. MIR Samftaa.
$40 NaDnittags Yort Foit, tdglicb. aiisges
npmmeu Sunntag.
4.O5 Gahmittaes HcIta slccont., MIR Gonntag.
5.t5 9tu6mittaes Yclair GrpreB, ideli9, aus
peflomrIeu Gunntaq.
6.10 abenh5 Delta glecpm., tdeIi6, aisgcnor1s
men Sonniup.
tt.00 Nbcnos SeIta gecpni, MIR Son,tae.
1t.30 Nbeaos gel1tr Nccoit, tiglt6, alsges
ommen Gonntag.