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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-11-29

end board. By using ladder of this
kind the loading is made much easier,
and very often farm produce can be
handled with far less danger of bruis-
ing. Very handy for many other kinds
of work,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-11-29
Try This.

Keep your troubles to yourself.
Put your worries on the shelf,
Ask your friends your joys to share
Don't divide with them your care.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-11-29

How woman with mean husband
regrets that she didn't, as a girl, show
greater appreciation Of her father.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-11-29

Latest Idea I'm Old Home Weeks.
Outlate-This Boston idea is a good
one.
Mrs Outlate-How would It be to
celebrate an old home week right where
you aref-New York Sun.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-11-29

Don't hover about your ssre spots.
(Written by a man who does.)
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-11-29

For Loading Farm Wagons.
Use handy short stepladder with
bent irons securely screwed to the end
Of the ladder. and that fit to the wagon
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-11-29

Arrived at Kurgah. the travellers
were on Chinese territory, and the
ponies were exchanged for eamsls, for
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-19
IRRIGATION
hnd Other Subjects TO BE Discussed
at Meeting of Trans Mssia-
sppi Congress-.

Muakogec Okla, Nov IT,. Every
thing II In readiness for the cigH
tecnth annual meeting Of the Trans
Mississippi Commercial congress,
which is to hegin three days Sos
sion In Muskogec tomorrow 1t is es-
timatcd that the attendance viii ox-
coed that at any previous meeting Of
the organization All Of the states
making up the western half Of the
country will be fnlly represented. aud
4 number Of delegates will also be
ldesent from cast of the Mississippi
river
Among the subjects to which the
congress win devote attention are
trade with Latin-America, inland
waterways. the public domain min
ing, irrigation, drainage, agriculture
IN the semi-arid states, the isthmian
canal insular possessions IN the Pac,-
Tic, commerce with Asia. forestry.
good roads, western Industries. iu.
iroyed consular service. immigration.
PARCELS post and public ownership.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-19
ENORMOUS ESTATE
flapoaed Of N viii Of Late c. e. PcF
tina-Filed Yesterday - Scr.
wants are Rewarded.

Gpf''nrton Iowa Npv ia. Til,
WI I NV late &, q, Perkins who die
u '.eston November q, was fled ID
'tH dispaing Of an estate valued ii
.eNef f#o niIinn dollars. Mrs. Char
ifs E htttluJ widow Of deceased Il
SiFen tla eall q the estate. ana tbe
Wy children atn libaralY provided for
~ M. Mcfarland, Perkins POI.
8tilFl aess representative, ID gin
~ e1P the sum Of $25. 900 goes 10
f'lt hf' brother Il. G. Perkins If
Milten ha'B4 $leNe dollars each d
given the four house, employees. Til,
Gardel ~ lhc Gods in Colorado
which Perkins cwned and kept free TO
The public f0R many years, viii be all
with che remainder of tbs
estate. It's probable that the natur.
al garden viii remain open to thu
public
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-19
SIGH or RELIEF IN BERLIN.

berlin, Nov. lS-1'he news OF the
action Of the treasury Of the United
States to amelioratc the financial sit.
uatlon IN America has been received
with q sisn of relief here 1t is now
ielt that future Developments may
PC awaited with greater safety Al
though in some quarters there is
doubt aa 70 whether or not the steps
taken viii prove sufficient to over.
come the present crisis. It is hoped
generally that CorteIyou's efforts viii
turn out successfully and result in
relieving Europe from great strain
put upon her hy the trouble in Amer
lea.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-19
cHANcERY NOTICE.

state Of Illinois, Alexander County
as.-l In the Alexander County Circuit
Court, February Term A. y. 1908. ii
Chaucey sitting.
Elizabeth Jean Thompson Com
planant, VS.. H. Nathan Stancll Ma
ME English, John Stancil. Mamie
Stancil and Frances stancn, I'm.
pleaded with Mary Ann Groonbaunl.
Yves Smlthy and w. w. Hulenl. De.
PENDANTS. Bin in Chancery for Par.
tition.
The above named defendants are
hereby notified that said complainant
has this day lilod in said Court a Ger.
tain bill i'm Chancery for Partition
AGAINST them and that Summons has
issued thereon returnahle on the first
lay OF the next term of said Court, to
be holden at the court house IN Cairo.
on the 10th day of February
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-19
November ID. 1907.

MIS-. Sallie Fcts, aunt ol Mrs. j
'F Connell has been quite i'll til,
lpast few days but Is improving.
| Miss Agnes Prefer. Of Lebanon. a,
rived Sunday to be here for the nun
4, tials Of her brother and Miss Dora
Dougherty Tuesday morning. She win
Iact as enc Of tho bridesmaids on that
occasion
Mr. g. 6. Arey Of Cairo, was Ia
town Sunday.
MT. Laurence was here Sunday III
the Interest Of MIS-. Losing, who
VIII give a play at the opera house
Tuesday evening for the benefit Of
the Episcopal church.
NE and Mrs. VIII Mathis. Of Amer.
ieal We're the guests Sunday of thu
latteFs sister Mrs Sidney johnson.
Mrs. A. Gus Glasco who has been
q moving picture show.
khiNn as the Gem Theaaer" tile
past year, sold the show to the HITLER
'fh Brothers Saturday Mrs. Glasco
Will leave Monday for Oklahoma City
3kla where she will Join her PAL
anta
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-19
ADJUSTMENTS

The international Amusement Com
panY will present at tile Cairo oper.
house on Thursday, November DIST
the melodrama "A Break for Liberty
me author, Mr.. Howard Il, Taylor
mas taken for the subject Of this pIaa
the famous Biddle Brothers case
their escape from the Pittsbnrg jail
and the final capture, after ain exeja
ing chase and finally ovsltakine ani
noftally wounding the tmo brothers.
The play ahounds IN Thrilling situ
ATOMS exciting elinaNes aAi o4aeh
good comedy The manag ali Gase
ior this, the sixth year, furnished Il
new scenic outfit and company Of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-19
THREE YEARS FOR Is CENTS.

Farm Progress the big farm an,
aEricnitural monthly of st. Louis
MO- announces TINT ITS subscription
prlce will be advanced to " cents pcl
year beginning january [, 1908. Unit
thai date subscriptions viii be accent.
Iei at the old rate of three years for
~ cents, Farm Progress is one Of
ihe best papers in the country and
wen worth the advance asked. Send
~ ~ cents at once to pay tor a three
year subscription If you arc already
paid up in advance send in % cents
ana nave your time extended three
years longer A beautiful fruit pic.
lure size 22N29 inches, will be sent
Tor cents additional to cover cost Of
tube aud postage, Address all ord
ers to Farm Progress, st. Louis. Mo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-19
BANKERS ARE CRATIFIED


} cial legislation viii hc tho nrst bust
ness q the next session of congress-.
Inc president has been heartily
seconded BY every comment today III
ms statement OF the soundness III
thc countrys financial situation ana
the vanishing point Of the financial
hurry has arrived, AS indicative Oh
me state Of mind ia congress il may
pe stated that i'll gathering Of six
! KepnDlican senator's Foraker, Lodge,
Warren, Scott, Buckley and Warner
Ian expressed the opinion that some
iinaicial legislation is necessary and
will be enacted during the approach
Ing session Of congress, but there
was much variance Of opinion as To
what could or should be done. No
Democratic senators We're present
land consequently there was no Oh
portunity Of securing Democratic
view at that time, Iii the house
there Is a disposition to demand tho
huanciers to reach an agreement BE-
tore asking congress to act
Design is Ready.
The design for the new certificates
mas already been agreed upon and hi !
rector Sullivan, Of the Bureau Of Tn |
craving and Printing, has been In
Btfueted TO proceed With the work.
they will be OF the same dimensions |
As other currency and in appearance /
Will closely resemble the $50 silver I
certificates On the left side Of the
face Will be a vignette Of Alexander
Hamilton and on top Of the back in
large letters will appear the words
Certificate Of Indebtedness. The
late Of the act authorizing their Is
sue will be given together with {1Te,I
ate OF interest and date Of retirement n
me year hence.
The Panama Canal bonds have boon
printed and will be ready for Issue as
Don as bids are accepted after No
ember so, 1907.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-19
VILLA RIDGE.
Move nnl1cr IL. 1aQ6.

| Mr.. Walter Pollock. OF East st
Louis, Is spending few days yisitins
friends here, this week.
Mr. Don Gum, who has been III
New YORK. state. for The past month
returned last Wednesday.
The ladies Of the NJ. II. church will
give chicken pie supper next Friday
night Nov. 22d, at their church.
The box supper given by the Villa
Ridge school was quite financial
success. The total receipts being
$3.50. The money witt bc used til
purchase books for the school Il
biary
Fhe Conversational Sunday school
eight Noy. 49 At tbcil church.
nigbt NOV NJ al tlieir church.
Hr Clifford Gunn has moved bia,
shop from South To North
Main street, which makes il mora
convenient for his customers.
Miss frankie Titus, who has been
visiting her parents here for several
months, returned Monday to Colorado
Springs.
Miss Anna Marder, Of Cairo, visited
trends here, Sunday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-19
HORSE SHOW OPEN
LOOKED UPON AS BEGINNING OF
WINTER SOCIAL SEASON
IN GOTHAM.
TWO Women Among Amateur Whips
to Contest For Forest knq
Cup-Msny Prominent
Exhibitors.

New York. Nov 1S.-The aunna
exhibition of the National Hors,
Show association which is looked on
w the beginning of the winters SO
cial season in the metropolis opened
today in Madison Square Garden. the
immense ampitheatre being gorgeous
III decorations of orange and black,
the colors of the association.
The big exhibition is much the
same as in the twenty-five wears of
the shows earlier history. the list of
exhibitors announced including about
Iali the well known names of ex-
hibitors in other shows Of recent
years. The entries i'm almost every
class are as numerous as usual and
the horses are said by experts To
class unusually high. insuring keen
competition for the blue ribbons.
Several changes have heeu made
IN the premium list Among the new
special prizes offered fof competition
ere the Forest King Cup. the Gold
&C Cup and the Maclav Gun The
Forest King Cup Is probably the meet
'slusble trophy yet given fer a show
ing competition in America II vas
ionated by William " Moore 10 ~
slace the Waldorf Astoria CUP won
~ him last year with his noted
hackney high stopper Forest King.
Two women are among the amateur
Whips who are 10 try for this trophy
alter In the week. Mrs. Jarvis Hunt.
new exhibitor from Chicago. is e.
rive Golden Flash. a novice horse.
nj Miss Emily Bedford Of BROOKLYN
ill show Hildred. the haelney mare
bat won the Waldorf Cup in 1s0f
The list Of other prominent ex-
ibiturs includes Reginald e. Wander
ilt w Hartman. e. ". Watson
~ Harry D. Holloway of Philsdel-
hia.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-19
Appendicitis.

Us due In large measure to abuse OF
the bowels. by employing drastic pur.
gatives. TO avoid all danger, use
only Or. Kings New Life Pills. the
safe, gentle cieansers and invigpra-
tors. Guaranteed to cure headache.
hiliousness. malaria and iaundice. at
all drug stores 25c.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-19
FRISCO rs MENDiNC

san Francisco, Nov rs. The san
Francisco meuey market Is respond
mg readily to The action taken By The
secretary Of the treasury to relieve
The strain on the financial condition
Of the country. Bankers aud fnanciefs
today expressed great satisfaction a.
the method resorted to by President
Roosevelt and Secretary Cortelyou "a
put money In circulation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-19
pfTTSBuRG IN LINE,

Pittshnrg, Pa. Nov rs. Prominent
bankers Of this city are ID accord,
generally with the opinion that the
issuance by the government Of $3.50
100000 bonds and certificates viii
aid the present financial
situation throughout the country.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-19
MOUND CITY
November III, 1907.

Miss Maudc Wall Is spending few
days with her sister at Anna.
Miss Ruth Wilson spent Sunday
with Mrs, Grace Jenkins at Mounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schuler Jr.,
visited relatives at Levings this
week,
Mrs. Clara Finley shipped her
household goods to lIambleton, Ohio
Saturday Mr. Finley will arrive next
week to accompany bis family to
Their new home. Dr and Mrs. M. w.
Balance who recently purchased the
Finley home will move their furniture
IA Mcndaysts
Mrs Harry Hood of Muskogee, and
Miss Ethel Dougherty were shopping
~ Cairo Saturday
p. Steiger son ar Henry Steiger, Ii
quite IN u pneumonia
Mrs., Mcnturif of villa RIlge, was
shopping in town Saturday
Henry and Alex Parker Of Valley
Recluse were business callers here
Saturday
Mrs. John culp. Misses Florence
stophlet, Lillian Fitzpatrick Kate
Boyd and Rose HowIeg returned from
NJ, Louis Saturday.
Miss Mary Flynn IN telephone oner
atur IL Mounds during vacancy
There.
Mir. Calvin Of Mounds was III town
AZ business Saturday.
M p Lixon Of Holloway, Ky.. was
\ business caiier here Saturday.
Mrs George Fambrough, Of Mash
Yiile, ~ the guest Of relatives here.
MIS-. win Lusk has returned home 4
after weeks visit with her mother
III Olmsteai
Miss Myrtle Williams is quite sick Z
with tonsilitis.
Miss t'r0na Toward has moved $
troiu th9 i. Nj Tucker property OH 2
Railroad avenue 10 the Thomas Rod.
@ors residence on Main street. 4
Mr. Mpt eaftaries returned "a Biz 81
Ala.s Saturday after a fow S.
lars visit with his wife who accom- n
lanied him as cat as cairo. VI
Mrs Fred Hoffman is entar,ainirg
lef mother AIRS Il lIasrniaoaar. d III
afro hi
Master Rfssall Reed Martin enter
eined thirty rs bi5 little friends 4; nj
ITS home "a East First aud pearl II
treets Saturday afternoon Various *
ames were INDUCED III aud the aftee.
Don was spent happly by all present ai
faster Albert Lutz won the prize for m
he largest score Ii the game Of bean n,
ass while the prize id the peanut
nnt was awarded Master Fred Burg. Ifri
IAN. Refreshments were served ana
aell guest drew souvenirs biz nrm
er Those present were Misses
ota Elchhorn Emma Margaret Ko'
u Merle biiIlef, Josephine and Ra. AL.
ale Hoffman Margaret Isrmme Mil ii,
+. Ale Cutting Miilio Flalcy, Mary 4,
argaret and Helen Burgnian. Mary g.
M Shear Olga l3nnaschnh Violet W.
anderson, Grace Richards, Zea and nv
oris Castor AIice Tucker Hazel j.
sb Ruelah Parker, Adelaide scbu H.
+, Anna Nagdalpnc shelton. aud ,. -,
airy SchnlcF Masters Gal Shear, i,
n1y Bundschuh Ralph Wehren- ,'aa
r., Albert aad Rowan Lutz, CLAIR ,,a n"
ee futile. Willie nougherty, Cor pnI
e Parker and Fred Hurgman ~"
Mr.. Il Hendricks ST. Of villa ~,
lgc, was q business caller here ="
turday
hr Dan Healey Is on the sick list , 1ro
S week
Yrs. Thos higgins aud Miss Ida
lnson left Sunday for ST. Louis
ere Mis- johnson will purchase her
elk of holiday goods. ag
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-19

Things arc only as You think you
imagine YOU see them II quarrel
were 10 have ten Sides each aide
would be both right aud wrong.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-19

rhs Bulletin Il the cal, seven d,
paper IN Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-19

A.. Item that = Of interest 70 ysz
e Il interest to rssr ffi<nss Tee.
sAass sosr ss-s % u Ezn><z.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17
aricnh shi.enarr,s enir.

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2ti5, GniO~ertuu.9iUob, iirbc Greberld.nUe
Dtc bejier g8etre ini Neitcilo. WInbl'
5eiien Az ieoer Beii. 8eimnitSlunfh eiic
Gre8iuItihf 49, OGDEN mi Uernlieiben. -
Sauptninrtier bes ~Gorniinlter 8nttsfeit
Qlercins."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17

motors, ilnO ser oNaip" miro Den
S6ios6lub binoIf fobren. .. ~,
u a Gcr Pm It ellun9 pom
2un0potcnten.
ScfrctGr WorficlO pom Gcpartc.
ttlcnt ocS Snreren erlicb on Den Gonl.
miIi1r 9uQingcr pom @encroI 2ano'
amt Die Gcriiiglng, Die NlsItcllllng
Ser @%utentc aui 10000 9Intrd9c ncG
M6Nlidtcit SIT 6ciGlcuriBcm meld)e
iid in ocm Wcncrols2ononnt ongc-
iomnlclt 6o6en. Ser Gdritt lit oui
sic @eiiung bcS &r1iiOenten crfoIgt.
oas Ncieblid)e Eriiiungspcrtabrcn
mG1lidit id)neIl 5lt %bceuoigcn.
Mc6r q It beomt e.
Gic 8ertbcillug Der bonn GongreB
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lit I'M Yoitoeportemcnt bcfnnnt GeGe'
ben lporocn. IS iinb Dor NIlcm Die
ii6er6iirbcten 9SoItGntter bcriidiidtiat
morocn. Ncu.Oorf crbGlt 76, Gbico,
90 SO unn Son Sro15iSco % Der
neil 0ei6ofiencn &oItamtS itcllcn.
SefretGr Hoot %bcrrci It.
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tod Der &ubinctSiibung BON bier
nod Clinton N.-Do ob, I'M Ieincn
oortiNcn @oGniib iiir einen lon9cll
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ton-Golcqe, 81 beiudlen, mcIdcr lid)
ouf Dem Mege scr 8icoerberItelllun8
bon cinem Nniail bon Grippe bciin'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17

SIR. a23. Wuro.eosn., noGS antinrp ctr.
clapeS VI. 500, /. 9, s." ;rben.9i.
ltrliie CIR. 1906" oG6tlers8inriIts SIT.
1903, q. u. g." uto .Gi'ttiiis Or. so,
q. Il. ". 6nlle M liereinc Bi bcrntie'
tber. Seinite Bierc, 4lciue illtb nnotte
Bcirdnfe. Gel: Is. & y. 9eolfe 620 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17

Or. glU, CLAM, rGhr pQlu1fb' SftdNr.
8pr5loIiee gietllc, GpiritltOieu II. ualon
GiQ1rrpn. 9'eitcS otter ON 8npi. Gnnfm
Fiir @efhiiisIerie Dor 1870 Borm. bis
Q ll6r yilhmittGUs. 3eIep9on, =. X y.
- Iit. Berloh 3009 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17

I'D babe cine gorridtuna fir 9ru0 %erinnbc'
,pu wclder Id RAD S0iitrlaer GirtqbriinN
gr%ut;Scttdtt itder iaaer fun eG6 l'G Gie G'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17

pliet-2lricnol nit ser 6eriteuiulq io(-
der @eid)iibe begonnen iper0en. Seit-
5lItellen lit nttr nod. Oh Die @eid)iii-
sc aus SdmieoeItabl oocr nod Dem
nlonerncren Spitcm ans gepun0c-
mem Stoblorobt ber1eiteIlt meroen
iouen. GieieS t4.56Qige @ei6iiB ioQ
elm ltnitum mer0en, inoem oaiiel6e
bel gIct6er @irfiomfeit Ieidter mer-
ben ioQ, olS 12-3oaiQe @ei6iiBe.
3aS 8cbGu0e Ser am ertfo'
niihcn NcpubItfen.
Is merbcn jebt &orbereitllngen &C.
t%roifen, INN OoS @ebduoe fir 0cS
o8iireou Of Nmerican HCpublicS,"
fiir 0eiien 9ou Gn6rep Carnegie Die
Summe BON $4,000 geitiitet bat, 3t
erridtcn. SIS iin0 GinloounGen an
5c6n befonnte 2lr6iteften s6irmen er-
gongen, Gl6ne fir Dos @ebdllOe 5u
cntlucrien, uno cine ieOe miro Tou-
ien0 Collars fir sic 9lr6eit oltSge.
5oblt er6oltcn. 3onn fcrner iuer0en
n%llgenleine GinloOungcn an Nr6itef-
ten omerifonii6cr &cpublifen crQc-
ben on elmer G~onfurrcn5 t6cil8lncbs
men, 1no eS Iin0 brei Nreiie fir Die
beiten Gntipiirfe, $1,000, $1,000 u10
$1,000, ouSgCtporicn uor0Cu, ooA
tGnlen Ole 5cbn 9lr6itcftcn, lueldc
10 mie 10 jc $1,000 fir i6re Yl0nc
befommen, an ser Gonfltrrcn5 nidt
t6eilncbnlcn, unO crbdlt cine BON bic
len ben 2lilftrng, ooS @cbGu0c no6
Ieincn SOcc'n ollS5llfii6rcn, 10 be-
fomnlt CT oltd) mcitcr feline G%rtroOcr.
Giltung fiir sen Ylon. Ter 0ou ioA
in crItcr Sinie Die n0t6igcn Yiircolt.
N0umli6fcitcn cnt6oltcn, Damn NGlls
me fiir Die GollumbuSs0ibliotbef Ole,
mic man %crlpartet, nit Der 3cit nlti
piellei6t 100000 06noc oni6peuCn
mag, un0 ldlicBli6 cincn groBcn
S%iBun0Siool fiir 6ricbcnS.Eorlos
mente etc, nit ocn bo5u n0tbiACn
Gomitc5immcrn. Die Homen ser Nrs
6iteften, al meId)c Ginlu0ungcn err
gcben %iollelL, perocn porl0ufig &c
bcim Gcboltcr1.
Srie0CnS 60 milton or.
nannt.
Ter HrdIi0cnt ernonntc Seth 2on
ais NciusYorf Wno 9boS. Is. Bulb
ans Birmingham Ilo, 81 MitgIic.
bern oeS &ermoltlngsrotbes ais Ser
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bonn 2. 5. 0itS. bc5iiglid Ser Ginict.
sung elmer 8eb0r0e .-5ur 80rberung
0eS inOuitrielen 6rieoenS, woiiir oic
f~inan5ielle @run0logc oltrd) oen go.
6elpreiSs6ono gebiloet miro, meld)er
bor einigcr Belt 0enl E%rdIiocntcn
Nooicuclt bonn norluc9iihen Stortb.
ing 5ltgciproden poroen lit.
Ser Gommiiiien geboten oltBcrOem
an: Sobn Mitde1, &r1iioent Der
nllniteO Wtinc @orferS Of Nmerico,"
alS Superintendent Der glrbeit; Worpilt
&ugbitt, &rGiiOcnt Der vGbic0go &
Nortblpeitcrn Hoilrouo Co." ais
@ertreter bes &apitolS; ser Sbcr.
bunoeSridter; ser Sefret1r fir SON.
oel uno Arbeit un0 Ser Nferbolie.
fret1r. 3ie @enannten iino idon Dor
ldngerer 3eit pom ErGli0enten er.
nonnt mor0en,
nariegSi6iff" ouf Sem
S6io.
Gum eriten MnIc in ser @eid)idte
Ser Ser. Stooten miro Gin &riegs.
i6iif Sen Sbios6llb bis nod Guans-
bile, SnO., binouf fabren. Scnotor
SemcnmoD BON Snoiono bat 6ei'm
BrGli0enten I'M n@ciBen tSollie Dor.
geipro6en unO Inn GnticlOung oea
flcinen SlubtorpcOobooteS oWoip,"
weld)es iett in Cairo, Sis, licgt,
nad) @bonSpiQe Qebrten, bo Die 2eutc
bort ongeblid) nod nic Elm &riegS-
iliif geieGen bobell. Der Yrnlioent
entiprod iofort DEM @lu1lde OcS e.
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Gurn1it&de 'uu 2uiD. nnD 6Urrrt.Stt.
Sanptouartier oeS Dc'nngoereilS g9t 10.
oif". S"inp'lunSen tc6en SunferitGGglbelo
Bcrtino" lcocu 9. unh 4. SIeniiag int
gioHdl. Te!cpbot-U. ~ Y. Wolfe 1853 X
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uno fi6 ben 9epeain9en ht8 a6rpsr2 anga1t
obne All reibcn ootr Ghr1er5ell ~ oerittlaWtnn
nnS ioitet peniGer als Oiele aerpobnlits &,fIt
bdnSer. .&eine Sprn4eie pen! o2tr Carir; itaXa r
uno felt obue S1mcr3cn coer uil1ngebnlll0tets
al oerurfa6en. SO Babe ben Nteis 10 I3le2t
aCiett, pnt Ienermnlil, REID ootr arm, ne la
Fen inrn. ano id oarnntlre ite abioIlt.
Sl irnclc itc nni Cure Ge'teGino tnIa
q" t(rstbWSbr ttaat lie. nno ntnn iic Oh
id,iGe GudI Rusr Gdo rteber .anrii6.
sizes lit bic nliridtiofic Sfefie, oie le n9
elnem Wru6sG pe3iaIiiten, aenndt lplifoSS;; ~
WnnIen n6er irncnbDeItE niaelebege y!HtNc
hier in lPorf6au merhen gnM fnecn hGR 40 ai'
bicir 98cife, mcine GefhGtie 9etrclbe-'i'nR
SSeniit 2S6S oass m5sIi6e sSrindt HG6t; Temp
nnieiten erSBten. GgioIa. .Streibt bcnie i'no ir
itide Sid mein Vl1 ilbcr Vril6 UNI pens
SeiIlire. wclbts mCinc 8crri6tnnG, 6et!nt III
Zen Irets mnb gaulrn bon GentelL hle Ne pe!
tutten uno GebciIt pnroe1l; 9ilolSt. S.e qf Htsc
@cobtcf. i'd babe Ieine Sa!beg ietn @clnir'
feline qiiaen. yEur Elm reeueS Selna1t 6h MAJ
Gem 1reife.
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Shlappc fir StanbnrS Gil.

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bnllptung ser 2(nmGlte Der rStonbor0
Dill g." oab oic NcoierrnD bns 9e.
ite6cn ser Routc nidt nnhgcuielen
babe, All mel6cr oie angcbli1en Ser
~iclloungen mter9tnbntt nn0 0aber in
8~erlebung ser 8utoeSgeicbe criolgt
fem ioQelt, lit pom Hidter 2on0iS I'M
9un0css 0iitriftSgerid)t fur5er Sano
obeClpieien mor0ell. Der &idter er'
Hart, bic Hegierung bobe oas 9elte'
ben oieier Noute ouf Der oGbicago u
MItcr.9abn" ucn @6iting, Sno., mo
Ghapel, 3a., na6 ct. SoltiS nad)9es
mieicn; bab Der 9iane Gbapca ollT
Sen 3radjtb0Den ni6t ltebe, 0llOere
nidts al ben 6rodti6bcn, mic lie an
oen Stan0aro Sil.SaQ ongelpanot
moroen iilib. Die Nr8umcnte fiber
oieien Gunft botten fat orei Gage III
Mniprud) genommeM, nio cine @nt'
I6eioung 81 @unIten Der DStanoaro
Oil 60" bGtte elm weitereS Sorlegen
bon @eneismoterinl notbig genaft.
Ter + Gusli6e 500. IT ~8ron
Go9borin. geben Sic NIT IN ben SOP
logiihet @orten?" Sos babe id
gor llid)t notbig. Mtein Wionn britigt
mir iclbcr bic gffcn nad) Saulc."