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Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21
To Be Tired at Ozark.

Henry Bell and Bob Richardson,
negroes, charged with the murder of
Deputy Constable Jones in Crawford
county, will be tried at Ozark. Bell
was tried at the last term OF the Ozark
Circuit Court where his case was taken
on a change of venue, was convicted
and sentenced to death, but was saved
by the Supreme Court, to which the
case was appealed. Richardson, who
testified in behalf of Bell at the lat
ter's trial. was arrested for compli-
city in the murder
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21
Gross Did Not Appear for Trial.

Senator A. T. Gross did not put in
an appearance at Perryville when
court convened, to answer to the
charges of perjury and soliciting a
bride which have been preferred
against him. No attempt was made
to show why he was not present, and
he was not represented by an attor-
ney. Unless his bondsmen can show
good cause why they should not be
required to pay the $4,000 bond for
feited by his non-appearance at Perry
vile, the amount will have to be paid
into the Pulaski county treasury on
the first day of the August term of
the Perryville Circuit Court. DR..
Parchman and Tom Wallace, both of
Van Buren,, are the two men on the
bond which was forfeited. A bench
warrant has been issued for Senator
Gross arrest on the same charges,
but the warrant cannot be served I'M
der the law which exempts legislators
from arrest during the sittings of that
body, until the end of the present
session of the legislature.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21
Plaintiff Given Damages.

r. G. Bruce, who was suing the Iron
Mountain Railroad Company for $4,000
damages in the Lonoke Circuit Court
on a charge of venue from Faulkner
county, was awarded $3.50. Mr.. Bruce
claims that he and another man were
assaulted by the negro porter on
dining car while they were attempt
ing to climb over the railing on the
car platform, in order not to miss the
train.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21
yet been drawn. These amount to
less than $1,000.
Gigantic Plan Proposed.

]. c. Bonnell, industrial agent Of
the Frisco railroad system, is in Fay
etteville in the interest of proposed
system of interurban railways. Ac-
cording to the plans of the company
lines will extend to Harrison, Eureka
Springs, Sloan Springs, Batesville,
Carthage, Mo-, and other cities in
this section Batesville and Carthage
will be terminal points. Motive pow
er for this big system will lbe furnish
ed, it is proposed, by $4,000 horse
power plant on White river near Fay
etteville. From this plant it is also
proposed to heat and light all towns
within radius Of 100 miles. Unlim-
tied Eastern capital is said to be be-
hind the enterprise.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21
Profit in Sheep RAISING.

Walter Davis, who lives near Beatty.
In BENTON county, started sheep
ranch last year with % sheep. The
20 sheep increased to so, the old sheep
yielding wool to the amount of $3.50
each. The wife Of Mr.. Davis gives
some attention to turkey raising and
from five turkeys last spring raised
thirty, which she sold for $37.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21
Made Mistake In Medicine.

L. F. Cowling of Washington, while
suffering from bad cold. mistook the
morphine for the quinine bottle and
swallowed large dose of the drug.
but the prompt arrival of physician
saved his life.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21
To Utilize Water Power.

Eastern capitalists have been in
Mountain Home looking over water
power on the the north fork of White
river with a view of putting in a pow
er plant for the purpose of generating
electricity to be used for development
purposes. The engineers have not yet
made their report, and it has not
been learned just what progress has
been made.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21
Withdrew Suit at Point of Pistol.

The wife of Joe Reed, a negro, liv.
ing near Blevins who has filed suit for
divorce against her husband was fore
ed by Reed, at the point of a pistol
to write a letter to her attorney in
structing him to withdraw the suit
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21
Lonoke. The intruder was frightened
away before he secured any valuables.
Burned to Death.

Miss Amanda Barkston was burned
to death at her home near Conway.
How the accident occurred is not
known as she was alone at the time.
1t is supposed that her clothing took
fire from a stove or CRATE and that
she ran into the yard, but burned to
death before help could reach her.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21
Baby Burned to Death.

The five-monthsold baby Of OFT
Traylor, living near Magnolia was
burned to death recently. The babe
was fastened in a high chair front
ing an open fireplace and while the
mother was out Of the room its cloth
ing caught fire.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21
Lost His Too.

While out hunting Percy Hammond,
a young man of Stephens, rested the
barrel Of his gnu on his foot, whom
1t was accidentally discharged. the
load taking effect In the big toe,
which had to be amputated Ham
mond had been preparing himself for
examination to enter West Point, but
the loss Of the toe will bar him from
taking course In the institution.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21
Twenty-e oht Cars of Apples.

Twenty-eight cars of apples. mostly
of the Ben Davis variety, were shipped
from Rogers during the month of Jan
uary and several more cars will go
north from there this month.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21
Struck With Axe.

A quarrel between members of
surveying party near Mena resulted
in the serious wounding of ]. G. Witt
who was cut across the head and
shoulder with an axe by man named
Calhoun, who afterwards skipped out
and nothing is known Of his where
aboutS.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21
Big Timber Deaf.

The Bluff City Lumber Company of
Pine Bluff has purchased 5000 acres
OF timber land in Grant county. A
mill of 10000 feet capacity is being
erected on the property and will be
operated by the Grant Lumber Com
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21
Model County Farm BUILDING.

Efforts are being put forward at
Fort Smith to build county farm
building that will be model for every
county in the state of Arkansas. 1t
is proposed to invest $4,000 in the
construction of the building. Plans
have been agreed upon, and as soon
as practicable the work on the build
ing will be commenced.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21
Boy Arrested for Stealing Papers.

A news butcher on the White River
branch of the Iron Mountain by the
name of Livingston was arrested near
Newport on the charge of stealing
newspapers out of the mail.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21
C. c. Taqaart Dead.

c. c. Taggart, a former resident of
Green Forest, but now of st. Joe, died
recently from the effects of blood pois-
on caused from an liberated tooth.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21
Largest Ever Known.

The penitentiary deposit according
to the books of the state auditor is
$S0,500.17, the largest sum ever to
the credit of the penitentiary since
any record has been kept of the
amount of money on this one fund
Two months ago the fund reached
$4,000 and it was declared by state
officials then that the penitentiary
management had far exceeded even
the fondest hopes of those who be-
lieved in the present method of handl-
ing the penitentiary. The present de-
posit is 100000 larger still. Members
of the Penitentiary Board and Super
intendent J. A. Pitcock believe this
deposit tells for itself the story of
how they have managed penitentiary
affairs. The only debts unpaid out
of this money are some of the bills
for the past month, which have not
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21
j. M. Baker Assaulted.

]. M. Baker of Ashdown was severe
ly cut by man named Robinson
while on the Kansas City Southern
train between Horatio and De Queen.
1t is alleged that the men had been
attending court and been drinking
and became involved in an alteration
on the train. Bakers wounds, 1t Is
believed, will terminate fatally.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21
Unable to Escape From Burning Build

John Ward, IS years Of age, was so
severely burned in fire at the resi-
dence of his parents lat Reeder, that
he died from the effects of his in
juries two days later. He was sleep
ing SO soundly at the time of the fire
that it was with difficulty his father
got him out of the building at all.
Daring Attempt at Robbery.
Mrs. C. H. Boren of Little Rock
was awakened by burglar who was
attempting to chloroform both she and
her roommate, Mrs. H. E. Gibson of
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21

Senator Abe Dreidell of Arkansas City
who was appointed to succeed Senator
Howard Robb, took the oath OF office
Thursday
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21
Mines Still Closed.

All the coal mines in the Spadra dis
, uc'' Johnson county, are idle, pend
agreement between the miners
~nu mlne-owners under the mine
.un Jaw The mines are flooded and
s'eal damage is being done as re-
sut' Business of every class is para
~ sAeo on account of the suspension
- Nofh at the mines. A committee
" ven mlne-owners and business men
s @en' 70 Little Rock recently to pre-
, leI' 'helr side of the case to the
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1907-02-21

Ernas. information furnished by
had troa .. Tucker, reporter, who
Albert n q MN from Mattoon, H.,
Rocl, !. Ryan was arrested in Little
Ryan ,ontly Tucker claims that
name ~ 1ttsed l6 checks, signing the
toon !, ~ .ne journal-Gazette, of Mat
back 10 s 'neln' Ryan will be taken
y answer to the charges.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-28

9oftoren Nutbon @inSlolu mo 2u.
FREQ ltQmun, ipGbrcll0 Or. @enrp s.
9erflcu uno Or. 6. 9. 6orar regels
mGBiqe 9eiudc in Der Sr%renanItalt
MAIDEN. ScOe ACKNOWLEDGING miro
inoeb griiuOlid) untcrIudt meroen-
9ie> Sllpcrpiiorcn ieBen feline Be
idmcr0e bel Scitc, bis lie itd oooolt
iibcr5cuat boberJ 0ob oieielbc boil.
ItGnOig u1begriin0et lit. Ilf GrIl'
den ser iiber fiinijig wei6liden It'
geIteQtcn ltno &ronfenlpGrtcrinncll
III @oppictp, ipcIdc fiiblcn, oaB Die
lIngliidlide IngGlcgenbeit einelt
Sdanofled auf Den gllten 9tanlelt
oe8 SnititutS unb in gemiIcm Sinnc
oltf tic icIbit mcrfen miiroe, lit eS nllr
Gercdt, oltsbriidlif 5lt erfl1ren, Dab
ourd) Die llnteriudung mn Or. SoIn
mo bic cine mcibli6e Nngcitclltc
ihrl0ig 6%efltnocn mrtrocn. Or. @rons
non un0 Or. 9rent pur0en Cntlulien,
ipeiI Tie ibre Eotienten o6ne Gr5tli6c
Sbbut licBen.
Ger Sctrct0r ser @e60roe bat i'm
gnr5en &onoe dbnliAe SnItitutc be,
iltht uno fam iogelL BOB gappie!p
cine Gnitolt lit, olti luclhe bic 9iirger
Vultinlorc'S Itol5 icil1 f0nncn. IS
giebt bier feline @cbcimniiie. Sum.
oerte bon @cit6ern gc6cn tGgIif in
Den a%rnntenidlen aus lunO Elm. Sic
lit fem groBortigeS @otcl, ober zines
Der reinIifltcn uno bcitrcgllirteItcn
&nititltte oicier 9lrt I'M &onOe, pcl.
Dies Die 9cb0roe bon Sobr SIT Sobr
uuf einen nod bobcren Stanoputft
81 bringcn utO SIT Oerbeiicru ocriuht.
gtotbonicI Is. @roitp, SefretGr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-28

Goiogier. Station ii t
Sporrow's t.-0ic yllni.
too RoilnoU6 ono electric 60" lGBt
6u Sporrolp'S Noint 5ilr @cQucmlid-
tcit ibrer Eoiiogierc cine Station cr-
ridten, molelbit tic bel lrngiinltigcr
g9ittcrunD llnterlunit iinocn. Die
Station miro an Der Q. mo s. Str.
crridtet.
t.-Sr. mo Srnu 0aoio
9empcr bon Nr. 1923, Gutolp-Y Iocc,
fiinoigen Die Tcrlobung i6rcr Tod)tcr
6rieoo g.. nit Srn, Soel q. Noiiultcr
on. &r. Noiioilcr lit Der Sobn oeS
Srn. 6reoerid N%oIioiier bon Der
8irmo Soel 8utnton & SO. mo lit
bel Ieeterer 6irmln ongeitcat.
Neucr 2ofomotip6u D.
pen lii bie n@..O..9 obn." -
9ie Baltimore . Ohio 8obngcieH.
ihoft" bat nit Den $50. McGorocIl
& Sore cinen Gontrott 5ltr gtbtro.
grng 0eS Hioeriioe acknowledging
pens obgeidIoiien, lpeldcr fiir5lid)
bonn 8ebGuoe. Snipeftor GreIton cont
oemnirt lpuroe. Wtit oieier S(rbeit
muroc bereit5 %begonncn. Die 9obn.
geieIlihoft erbailt ciren 1iellen 2oto.
motioiduppen oll Der Civilization Der
nWeltlihcn WorDlono Wabn" 5il
Gooingtor, uno 5lpnr cinen ~beoeuteito
groBerer, luie ocn, Der iebt abgetro-
gen miro. Der aoitenooranihIog be.
trGgt $4,000.
9te 6olIefte oeS YetcrE,
pfenniBs mtroe an Sonntan in
alien futboliihen airhen gcbuItct.
Tic So6e Der Collection in ocr 9io.
5eie Mnrplono miro n"obridcinIid) in
Den ndditen 5agen pom Cardinal be.
f1nnt genlad)t ncrhen.
Sic Sibernicr ipcroen ON
Gonneritag Nbeno III Scr. Ct. Sobus-
Saae" an eager. mo Yaaeps 2 trnbC
cine 8erionmIuug bolten, ocrell
a3fpef es lit, 4rntnanfibn fir ibrer
8ercin 81 MAIDEN mo 1bono5
@oore'S @eburtStoa 81 |ieierir. Tidp
tcr Sobn Z. aelp BON MiIipaufcC
miro Der Saipirebner iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-28
Sunncnnuf. uno llutcraann.
las Wcttcr.

Sir WorplnnO INTO oen Oiitrift
Columbia bclltc flor lln0 fiiblcr, NOR
gen flor mo mdrnlcr; irii6e moro.
mcItli6c Winoe.
0citern mar ole bod)ite (cmperatur
rs @ra0 rmr 3 llbr Ro6mitiogs ut0
Die nicOrigite 56 NrnO nm I llbr
MorgcuS.
,Sn Den anOcrcn 9mocS . Mctter-
9cobnftun98 Station lpirocn &c.
itern Ole iolgcnoen nicOrigitcn Gent
peraturcn per5ei6nct: Guitport 40,
gtew.Oor As, philadelphia 50, Nt-
lontic Gitp %, @nibington SO, Nor-
iolf GO, Charlotte 81, Sottcrna 10,
g9iImington Ga, Gborlciton GO, Ga.
ponnob &C, Sofionpiae -, Sllpiter
"a, Sen @eit 76, 9ltInuto 60, Wont.
gomerp 90, Neu.G rlcmS sc, Bale
ltine 80, @aIueIton &C, COMPASSIONATE
20, Mempbis 56, Cincinnati 46,
Yittsburg 46, OSncoo ~, Buffalo
40, GlepelonO Al, Detroit So, g(lpcno
"a, W%arqltette 80, Green 9ap 80,
Chicago SO, Gulutb 80, 1t. Yaul 80,
ct. 2ouiS AZ, auninS GitD II, Omo.
Ia 38, Sliron 30, 9iSmurd %, @iai-
ton 80, SABRE 48, @eleno fl, Salt
Safc 90, Qenper 40, Nortb Ylntte %,
0cOgc 30, AmoriQo 38, Sos g[n-
oelcS So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-28
2ofnl6cridJtc ans 8nibinaton.
@nttcn II llnfGIIc.

9uIICN il II ulle.
Gle Muibingtoncr WitqlieGer 6c5
vWtpitii6cn SdrcinS," wcl6c Der ga.
tionol.Gonocntion OcS SroenS in Sos
9lngeIcs b%cipobnicu unb olti Der
Hciie in fl peri6icocncu 9o6nlrnfdl.
fen morcrL iino olc modification
rod Souic 5uriidgcfcbrt. Inter Ben
Sbeilncbmcrn an scr Iongen Heiic be-
ionOcn iih 6runf u. Scbring, Soml.
@art, 6reOcrif So6n 6ronf y. Sill
lion mo @ottim 4. NJ. S6ect mo
Satin mo 5rcocrid Is. 0ictrid.
&aGrc$i 6IuBfeie
3ie SobrcSiHluBieicr Der antboIi,
idcn llniOeriitGt fin0ct morgen ltott.
0cncrolnmpolt 9onoportc miro ser
Sallptrc0ncr iein mo &ur0inal @it.
bnnS miro I'M Nnmen ser llnipcriit0t
peridicoencn fot6olii6en @eiitlid)cn
uno nnoeren Ycrioncn Die 9oftor-
milr0e ocrIeiben, 0oruntcr oic &Gtcr
@rn. Y. Gcboc un6 Sobn %. 9ro0D
bon Baltimore.
3 ii brtc sic 0ro6ung ans.
Sn @CIt Sails Gburd bot Der 70
Sobre oltc &ricgSocteron Ri6olo5
Scott Sel6Itmoro be0angcu, itcem CT
iid) Oic Scble nit cinem Hoiirneiicr
0ltrdridnitt. Gr 6otte Goitmciiter Is.
s. @alterS bon @eit Sails Gburd)
5luei Gage por6cr telcpbonii0 benod).
rid)tigt, rob er ii6 um5ubri9en gG-
0od)te, lucl6c Grobung CT ilbrigcnS
id)on oft gcn1nd)t, uno ON Gage, oIS
CT Ii6 sic &cblc Oltrdidnitt. tclepbo.
itirte CT an &errn Nolters, ooB err be.
reit ici, jctt ieine Grobung lpobr ST
mod)cn, mo CT BON Inn ucrlonge, ouB
CT lcln 8ro6 9robcn loiic.
3mct foot i'm 9ett aufqes
~fun0en.
G0mor0 Is. SaUuooo mltr0e aeIicru
Wtor9cn BON irincr SouS,pirt6in ao-
t6arinc Goruii bon Nr. 1913, = Str,
N.-@., toOt i'm 9ctt nuigciunOen nno
OoS 3inimcr uoa @oS. 9ie 8cnitcr
iporcn a6cr olli. mo Der Coroner cnt.
Idico OcsboIb, oob Der Wonn eineln
Scr5l6logc erlegcn mar. - SSSn Gr.
30, s. Strobe, NIB, muroe Ser Sc.
lubrtge lbomaS &. 8leoion bcllte
Vforgen foot I'M 9ett oufgeiuuocn.
Tlld) bier mor ooS 3immer nit
2clld)tgoS argefiiat oos offeniteben.
Ben @%osb6buen cntltr0mtc. Ser Goro.
lter entid)ieo, Oob ein ungliidlidcr
3ufoa uorlicge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-28
McIolcn0nnncn

nod 0clltIhIanb "a GentS pru Mari.
had Ocitrcid 20R Gents pro arone.
Eorto crtra. Shiiistartcn bon uno
nad 3cltidIono. &eiicpGiic, @ed).
icl, Grcoitbricie mo nusI6noii6es
@elo. Sbco. 8. 9icncr & &c., 2t7
Dit.Yaltimore.S troBe. (303-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-28

Sin id6nes uno niitlides Ueidenf
fir GnsebOrise 1T INNER cine Iebcns.
srofe photographic oSsr cine Flint.
lcriid puilcnbctc Gopie eincs alton
gilees in Grasuii, 3aTerfarbc, Del
ubcr Eaitea. Die id6niten Cabinet.
biIocr nnr ST pro Sntcnb.
SulimS Scbbcl, 6eutihcr Ebotogrnpb,
(90--) 321 9Oro.Ua p-s tra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-28
2nr 0Cndltunn.

Ter r9entihe Gorrciponocut" nimmt III icoer
!9rit Ycrtfte Nni iibrr 9rrIuUunarn, Nudl6citCu,
@eburtciaae, nuIoeur nuO ifGberuc Sudl5ritsu,
wsirnfdnfts,H benOe etc, NIT ben Rnnrn Der
Hniueicuorn, bic aber OeutItdi neidrirbcu irin
fuiten. HnfI Standardization rrrocn aeru
nuiaenommrn. 5ie @iuieaoer iolher Ncrimle
miiicu aber ibrru &ancn nuterifrCibcu uuo
bar Hncm uift o%rracieu, iUu bic 3ciuihtc!t
%ftnttfcne Straae unO Hnnenummer.
IttGN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-28

Cine IGn0crc Scrfc6r8-
it 0rung trot 9cilcrn Mforgcn olli
pcridieNCncn 2inien in NorOoit 9ol.
tinore bo0urd) Gin, Dab Die Wtoitiuc.
RE in DER Subs totion al Ger &ar.
foro Npcnnc, nnbc Dem Barley.
Norf," ollBcr OrOnmng gcrictb. Gcr
Torioa mar I'M 10 cnlpfinoIider, ais
lid) oericlbc 5ll elmer 3cit 5utrlrg, mr
SduienOc lid oui Dem @c0c sur Nr.
belt befon0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-28

ltatt. Cine ISOLDE ip6tcr iin0ct Damn
oaS critic groBe Gonjert in ser Oar.
roll-0olle" Itatt.
Die .Gnrrou Sale" nur0c i'm
Sabre 1880 pom &atcr 0iOier pom
Der ct. &iucent3 Stride nit cincm
&cItennnhuanoc BON $4,000 geb1ut,
0icIclbe mar ltripriingli1 olS Sdul-
bans mo ScriommlungSlotal iiir
&ird)en Gtguniiutioncn beItimn1t.
Die 6oIc 1T grunojinafrci unO jllOcm
geboren bier @dlicr al Der @ation-
StroBe 3u Dem GigcntbmH. Die
oGarroll=0olc" lit bel 63 SUB 6ront
utO 1853 SUB Gicic Orei Stofmcrfe
bod. SIN @rogeiAoB bciin0cn lid cine
Bar, Stegelbnbnen mo NilorO5im.
mcr. 3lt critcn Stodlpcrt IinO Die
2ciejimnner, Qomcn5immcr II. Spiel,
5immcr. ISm 5mcitcn Stodluerf iin.
ocn mir orei grobc &criammhmg5'
5intmcr mo cnOli9 cincn groBcn
Saal.
0u5 y2a6or 2pccltm" mtr0c apl
rs. OiGr5 1890 BON Der Scftion ser
nSo5ioIiltiifcn Nrbeiter Yortci"
ms &cben 8erllicu, Co5 critic Glubs
&otal bcionO iiG al Der 6reOcrid.
StroBe, mo- jcbt Ole @eringtonItrnBc
ii6 Gi15icbt. Die erItcn 9eumten lua.
rcn j. @. 6ribi4c, BrGiiOcnt; $.
Simon, Scfrctir; &nrl Nfdrmel,
S6atmciItcr, wcldc %5uiammcn nit
Den @&. .. Sttmcr, ". &uomig mo
9lltg. @urtig ouS Iircrtoriltm bilOe.
ten. Canals gcb0rtcn clpo 70 Nit
0IieOer ST Der Organization.
Sin &obr ipGtcr ucrlcgtc man ooS
Gllbbmts nod )fr. 40, @cits&om-
6arOItrnBc. 2hld 0u bat nlon nift
LANCE gcruirtbihnitcn ionOcrn man
5og pic0cr nod) Often rnO sIuur mad
Oar. S32, SIt.Frnttitrobc; BORT blicb
Die Organization orei Sobrc, ais cine
&riii5 eintrot. @iui8c 6icl6CluuBtc
@cnoiien iagtcn iid, ooB ooS o2obor-
2Dccrm" ocn 2lrbcitcrn gcb0rclt mllB,
lulO 10 fam cS, Oab man 6riBid)e sic
0on}e Mirtbi6aitS Ginridtung ab-
fauitc. Ocrm ouf Dem alien 8cgc mor
fcin 6ortihritt ST pcrjci6ncn.
Mon oppelirte icrncr an Die Sc
lucrfifaIten, murOc aber pen ocnicl-
ben 5uriid 9cpicien. Rum cntidIoB
man iid, IN Elm bciicrcS Stn0tOiertcl
81 5ieBen, in0cm in icncr @cgcno Elm
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mcbr iibcrbnno nobnL. lutO 10 fam es,
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ipGtcr Die o@icrolSiobrcr. llnion pr.
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MAIDEN, 6nB O0S o2abor. Spccum" sur
3eit AMI elmer iolioeu Balls itcbt mo
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bat, Sm 0nn5cn 5GbIt OoS n2a6or-
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IS iino Der Organization bcreit8
$4,000 mcbr nlgcbotcn morOerl, ais
JIG iiir 0a5 G~lublofll bcjublt bat.
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Sbeo. 9iencr & 60.

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Gic Irnlcn : Scb6rOc unteriudJt Die
Acknowledgement gegcn Superill-
tcnoent Solli0op pom ,9apuielu-
Nipl." - Die Orei 2(er5te ebren,
los ants Dem Gicnitc e%ntlaiicn. -
Or. Nula un0 Die @6rtcrin.