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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
CHANCE OF
QUZz|NG GLlz|ER
MENTAL CONDITION SUCH THAT
he CANNOT BE EXAMINED
AS TO HIS AFFAIRS.

There is very large question as
to whether Frank p. Glazier will ever
be brought into the bankruptcy court
TO answer the inquiries OF his cred
itors as 10 what has become OF about
half million OF borrowed money
which Is not accounted for in the as
sets and figures given the receiver,
the Security Trust Co.
THE affidavits made as to Glaciers
mental condition are such as 10 leave
a serious question as 10 whether we
will ever be able to bring him into
court" said Attorney W. E. Oxtoby.
for the receiver. Thursday morning
II has been pointed out that Glazier
was apparently the victim Of hallu-
cinations OF grandeur and his pur-
chases and extrayaganees are hard
to explain. Bills found by the re-
ceiver show that he was given to
such fancies as ordering a dozen 50
neckties. or nine suits OF pajamas.
The glazier case came up before
Judge Knappen in the federal court
Thursday, Glaciers answer admitting
his insolvency being read. Judge
Knappen held that this was not suffi
cient for an involuntary bankruptcy
and ordered that proof OF acts-of
bankruptcy be produced, which will be
done Thursday afternoon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
A. AND INVESTMENT ADS.

prime shipping bulls. ssqAe5; light
butchers and heavy sausage bulls, SO
$50: s,esker, ,,, and ,a lSeae5s: ss.os%
u 40. Veal calves-Lower. sig6.2S per
Cwt.
Sheep and Lambs-Dull and lower.
light to fair s4.5o@6: common TO prime
sheep. sos; mixed sheep and lambs.
sitfs: common killers. s2.15Q3.25; cults.
saQ2.5o; yearlings. .4soQS.So.
fair ro Brine mediums and fat ySrSers.
ss.t99s.so; light workers and pigs.
$500 6.25 per cwt.
Receipts until noon: Cattle. l.io3:
calves. s5l. sheep. ga, hogs. 5,6iI.
EAST BUFFALO.
Report OF Market Opesias by sadier.
Rorick n Co.. Commission Merchants
BuFFAo i,SS, and soS
se.S56s.sO; workers.. ss.sO0s.s5: pigs.
seGsio. sheep-Reeeipts light; top
Market Close.
EAST BUFFALO. y. ". July s.-cat-
tle-Receipts $50. slow and weak veals
Receipts 400. slow. steady. at s4T59
$50 Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1000.
slow and lower; lambs. ss@T: year
Receipts 100. slow. i0gl5c lower:
workers. ss.25 $50: pigs. seuo.l5:
heavies. ss,soGSsO, roushs. $50 $50
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO, July 2-Hogs-Rece,pts
$4,000, market-weak. seIewer- than
yesterdays close. bulk. se.3o9s.4e:
light. t5.s5Qs4s mixed 1895 CESS:
heavy. 1926 s.s5; roughs. s5.s5Qe.so;
workers.. $3.50 $40: pigs. s4.T5G5.so;
tle-Receipts 1000. steady: beeves.
s47Oqs.s5: Texas steers. s41516+o;
western steers, 34.60Ge.7o: stockers
and feeders, $3.50 a S.e5: cows and heif-
ers sstOdfsl5. calves 81 so a s 2S.
Sheep-Receipts 1900. market weak;
native. s2.75 n sac; westerns. s2T5G
4.4c. warnings, 3&50Q5.40; lambs. ma
tives, sARs.4o, westerns. si4s.so.
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|CROOKED WORK BY
4. .. R. CONDUCTOR
SHOWN UP
HALLWAY, SUED FOR WAGES BY
DISCHARGED EMPLoYE, PUTS
IN OFFSET FOR FARES KNOCK.
20 DOWN."

Methods employed by certain ID. u.
r. conductors In beating the COM
pany out OF fares, was disclosed in
Judge Lemkie's court Thursday morn
ing. when Walter C. Markle. one OF
the conductors recently let out.
brought suit TO recover wages.
The company. which didn't dispute
the wage claim. alleged that Markle
had been guilty of knocking down"
fares. and put in an Offset Of $3.50.
The Offset was allowed. and Markle
was given Judgment for the baiaeee.
The company claimed that Markets
differing was greatly In excess of the
$3.50, BUT that IL was unable 10 show
by It's records greater amount
Testimony against Markle was
given by his motorman. Frank Shep-
herd. The latter testified that on
one trip when there were 10 or Il
passengers on Springwells car, Mar
kle came TO him. and asked If he
knew any OF the passengers. Shep-
herd said they were strangers 10
him, and Markle observed, according
10 the witness: We'll, haven't rung
up any fares yet, and | don't think |
will"
The witness also testified that Mar
kle explained 10 him the banking
system" and admitted that he had
used IL TO get ahead OF the company.
BY that system conductor substi-
tutes transfers for cash. in such a
manner that his register and trip
sheet agrees.
Assistant Superintendent Dorhman
told OF his discovery of the fact that
Markle was knocking down in
other ways. He said that Markle's
trip sheet and register failed to agree.
frequently, one or twice the register
showing more fares than the trip
sheet. The witness described a sys-
tenn by which the company had been
beaten out OF considerable revenue,
hut he did not say that Markle had
employed that plan. He explained
that on the first trip the conductor
would collect so fares, register 40. and
make his trip sheet show 80. On the
second trip he would collect 40, reg
lister 40, and make his trip sheet show
20. On the third trip he would col
the trip sheet. In that way he knock
ed down 81. while his register and
trip sheet balanced. showing that 120
passengers had been carried, while
really 160 had boarded the car.
Markle's ignorance OF the register
first led to his trouble. He was APP
unaware that the register
shows more than appears on its face.
and keeps account Of every fare rung
up for the day. 1t was testified that
Aarkle would ring up say 10 fares.
show eight on his trip sheet. and keep
two. not knowing that every time he
TUNED the register back it printed on
q ribbon the total number collected.
Markle. in testifying, denied taking
any OF the company's money, but ad-
mitted he might have made slight mis-
takes in his figures. but not TO the ex-
tent Of the company's Offset.
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u. S. TO GET AFTER
THE POWDER TRUST

+ NEW YOKk, July Final plans
Tor the Institution OF the governments
suit against the so-called powder
trust are now being made.
The powder companies under at.
tack are capitalized at about $780,
000. 900. The De Nemours Co., OF New
Jersey and Delaware, is the largest
Of the powder concerns under fire.
The government alleges that this com
pany Is holding concern for about
70 small ones. all in the powder bust
ness. and that prices are dictated by
the holding company.
3 II is alleged by the government tina,
the defendants are acting in restraint
% trade and In violation OF the Sher.
man antitrust law.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
COURT REFUSES TO
STOP SUNDAY BALL.
CIRCUIT JUDGES CLAIM STATUTE
Owes THEM NO AUTHORITY
TO INTERFERE.

The ci,cuit court judges have refut
ed Il .uundsmus 10 compel Police Com.
mlssioper Smith 10 stop Sunday ball
PLAYING. The decision was handed
down Wednesday afternoon and IT. II
the Pix judges ngrec that thoy have
not the authority under the statutes
10 Interfere. Judge Rohnert. who
drafted tho opinion. seys III man.
damus should DO granted in this caso
I don't sec what there is 10 prevent
tho stopping OF every Sunday street
car in town"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
caroIan Given Another Chance.

Thomas Carolan, arrested on a
charge OF straiing cleo from Alonzo
Hart just before the expiration OF n
parole granted by Judge Connolly n
year ago. was given another chance
by the Judge. Thursday morning. when
the parole was extended for another
year. Carolan was warned. however,
that n he got into trouble again he
would be given the limit. The charge
on which no was paroled was break.
ing and entering.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
Bow over chsfska, order.

NEW YORK. July 9,-Ths action Of
the sultan OF Turkey In comforting tho
Order OF the Chefakat upon tho wife
OF President Roosevelt has raised a
storm OF protest among the Greek res
idents OF the country and others who
LOOK upon the sick man OF the eas,"
as the imparsenEtioh OF ell that Is
hoathen aud savage.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
COUNT WARDS TITLE
RECOGNIZED IN LONDON

LONDON, July Count Ward,
formerly OF Boston. bears papal title.
The counts title has been recognized
by the English palace officials. the
lord chamberlain, who is the kings
social manager. having officially issued
to Count Ward a ticket to the kings
levee TO meet the king. The ticket
bore Count Wards title OF count.
Persons bearing titles granted by
European courts and the vatican are
not enabled TO use their titles in Eng
land unless the lord chamberlain rec
ognizes such titles In his official in
vitations 10 functions given by the
king here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
Sherman Off for Utica.

q CLEVELAND. July Weak and
emaciated from his recent illness,
CONGRESSMAN James Schoolcraft Sher.
nan left here this morning in a spe-
c1nl car attached to a regular train
(or his home in Utica. N, Y, DIR. Fin
ney. of Baltimore. will meet the train
~ Utica this evening. II was planned
~ have the train stop at Syracuse
hut this was given mp on account OF
10. Sherman's condition. An opera
Hon viii be performed as soon as Mr..
Norman Is able to stand II.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. July Chose: Every
thing looks favorable for higher prices.
The weather Is bad for harvesting,
spring wheat is not looking SO well a.
IL did short time ago. and threshing
returns show poor crop. Farmers are
not selling and the demand is isieEsas=
ing Wheat in Detroit is strong, and
so is corn. Experts are reducing their
figures Cor the winter wheat crop. and
Liverpool Is excited. The foreign mar
kets are advancing, and Argentine ex-
Wheat Guotations-Cash No. red
90xc; July opened at 81 &c, advanced
to s9Ac. and closed at ssAc; Septen7
and closed at sOAe: December opened
Closed eli al al sec: No. red. s7lsc. No. i
white. 90hc.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn---Cash
No. 3. .3c; No. 8 yellow. 75c, No. yell
low. cars at 7isc.
Oats-tCash No. white. cars at
TENDER. 5000 bu at ale. 5000 bu at
IL nc: sample. / car at s5c: rejected,
car at soc.
Rye-cash No. 2. 7se; August; sc
Glover seed--Prime October, $3.50,
December. s7.55; August alsike: $3.50.
Receipts IN the Detroit market on
Thursday. were l;4oo Dds 1 9r Hour |
ais were 400 bbls OF -four. Stocks are
1sg172 bu OF wheat. lss,923 bu OF corn,
1884 btu OF oats, and ll.so* Du OF r"t.
Northwestern wheat receipts Thurs
day f4I cars.
Wheat in Liverpool closed 7sdihd
higher and corn y " AID lower.
Wheat exports from Argentine this
week are estimated at 100000 bu.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Thursday 100000 bu
Exports OF wheat and -four Thursday,
10000 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO July 2.-Continued rains
In the winter wheat belt with forecast
for more, and strong cables. caused a
Arm market with prices up over cent.
There was good and quite general buy
ing with more or less covering by
shorts. Most of the selling was against
the UPS and scattered longs.
Opening prices: Wheat--July. Sc a,
a SsI,c' corn-Sept.. 70s 07lisc Oats
july. 47hc Pork-Sept.. s14 e5. Lard
sept. 1926. Ribs-July. ss27it.
There were advances I'm all the board
OF trade markets. Net gains were
made OF 7.m1c In wheat u d1c In
corn. and q Gfc In oats Provisions
were 10G zoe better.
CLOSING pT1cts. Wheat-July. sen "a
's61sc Corn--July, 7OAc. Oats-July.
46a.c PorkL-July. $3.50. Iard--July.
1925 nominal Ribs--July. $40 asked.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
RAILWAY OFFICIAL TO
PRISON FOR TEN YEARS

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2.--walter
j. BARNETT. formerly vice president
and general counsel for the Western
Pacific railway and vice president and
general counsel for the California Safe
Deposit & Trust Co. which failed In
this city last November for about &c.
100000. was yesterday sentenced to
the San" Quentin penitentiary for 10
years by Superior Judge Conley. Bart
nett was convicted of misusing trust
moneys.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Cameron Currie 4 Co.'S copper Letters:
London copper opening. steady, spot.
f5f IS. unchanged; futures. f51 I'M
changed.
There was a slight Improvement In
the volume OF trading noticeable in
the copper share market this morning,
but business. on the whole is still very
dull. Activity was confined To Greene
Cananea, Calumet x Arizona. Parrott
and CRANKY. with price changes irregu-
lar. The last named was weak and on
light sales declined points TO 90. while
the others were In fairly good dema nd
and showed gains OF from - In Greene
Cananea ~ J II in PARROT. The ball
ance or the last was unchanged frorl
yesterdays close We look for the
market TO remain dull and inactive un-
III after the weekend holidays, At
least
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
Gen. G. s. eatcheIIer pviro

PARIS, July 2.-Gen. Geo. sherman
Batcheller, judge OF the international
tribunal OF Egypt. Is not expected to
live until tomorrow. Gen. Batcheller
is native of Saratoga county. y. Y.
and was appointed to his present posi-.
ton By President Grant and subse.
quently reappointed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
BURROUGHS COMPANY
INCORPORATES IN ILL.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill, July 2.-(Spe-
cial)--The secretary of state issued
license to incorporate today, In III.
nois, the Burroughs Adding Machine
Co, OF Detroit. Mich, with $4,000. 900
capital stock. The location In Illinois
is Chicago. and the capital stock In
this state is 100000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
COPPER MARkET-CLOsE.

Ariz. Coml l7h; AL. 2sh Adv. 1;
Black Min. as 4; Bos. Cons. ll% - q
II. $50; G. 4 A. los: Davis-D.. Ills:
CRANKY. %; @. Can. 1oA LaSsile. l3X
Lake. So. Mass. AZ Mob So Mich
e. Miami, ~; Mex, Con. 8. Nip. Z;
Isie Roy. lsi. NevA Utah. 1915: "
Butte. 6sA Csc. lO1: Par. 23S-: Raw.
SIS; shan. 1914: Sup.-Pitts.. liza. Sup
Cop; lsle Trim Cop: l2t; Utah Cons.
81: It'd Cop, com. s&: Wet. 4ss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
BOsTON COPPER SALES

BOSTON, Mass, July 2.-Sales. FUR
nished by Cameron Currie & Co: ADV.
1919: Anal. 9s3. Att. 20; Bing.. 100
Bos. Cons. 100: Bos & Corb., 5: Butte
Cltn.. 2s5: C. & A. 10: C.. 4 H. Is.
Cop. Range IS; ID. w; 8; Frank. 80;
LaSal-. 20: Mass. 10: Mich. 20; Mob.
100: Newh.. 20: y. r.. 6l5: O. d. 10,
Csc. $50: Par. $50: Quincy. 20. X. ISL.
220: s Re. 20: Shan. 10: Sup. Cop. 10;
l.. 5. s. & H.. 20: do pfd 10. Utah
Con. 10; Utah Cop. POS: Wet, 1855.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, July 2-The cotton
TO 10 points. There was considerable
liquidation and also active selling Of
near months at Liverpool. Private
cables said that the belief was gem
the south since June 25. had practically
offset the small gain in the condition
OF the crop. noted In the government
report.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
Cats on Banks for $4,000 600.

WASHINGTON, July 2.--The secre.
tary OF the treasury today announced
further call upon national bank de-
positaries. approximately s45. 200. 900.
TO be paid on or before the fifteenth
inst.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
.REAOlAG AND
]. ?. SELL HIGH
MAJORITY OF STOCKS TRADED IN
SHOW SMALL FRACTIONAL
GAINS.
STOCK MARkET-CLosE.

An; g q r. 81; Am; Loco, "a ,o no
Am Wool. 2sa. b. r.. Tr.. as; CHI. *
O., 3s7s Can. Pac., 1894 c, a CT; W..
Ga; Cons Gas: 1853. Distil 81 Erie
i E,s. DO sd 5s.s' N cent aT !n ies q.
los: NJ, X. 4 Tex. 81: CT. North. iSl !.
Newh.. 5. Mo. Pac.. as; Nat. Lead 50 =
Nor 4 w, ssh; North W. lSl "a; Nor.
4 W. 4OS Penn, 1909. Pm. x Read.
il3Is. Rock ISL. l5A. do pfd. 2sss
50. Paul 1885, South. Psc. SOS Sou
RN1 lsh Tex a Pae;, sSs.' UNION paei'
IS y. do pfd. losh; Wabash pfd. 2s%
ttaA, 80 -
NEW YORK. July AT the open
ing OF the stock market, Smelling.
Southern Pacific and Steel common
were unchanged: Copper opened
down IL and lost in all Ia. Locomo-
tive started i.2 lower and Erie com
mon was down IA. Union Pacific and
Reading opened 3-s higher. Brooklyn
Rapid Transit and Steel preferred
were IA up, and marlborough prefer
red and Northern Pacific were Is
higher Anaconda opened 3-S lower.
Chicago & Northwestern was unchang'
ed. At the end of 10 minutes trading,
the market was very dull.
The market tone was strong In the
early trading and fractional gains
were made in many stocks during the
first half hour Reading selling above
ia and Union Pacific selling at LAG
in that period. The higher bids were
quickly supplied and then prices pro-
ceeded in the same way that they did
in the first hour OF the three preceding
days OF the week There was more
interest in dealings in bonds than in
stocks. Reading moved up ga on the
purchase OF 1000 shares by c. S. Fair
child & Co. and other houses bought
lesser amounts. The general opinion
was that most OF this buying was Gov
ering of shorts put out about week
ago. At the end OF the hour the MA
jority OF stocks traded in showed
small fractional gains.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds firmer.
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U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations furnished by Cam
eron Currie N Co: New IS reg. fO46
l06. do. coup, l04 bid new IS reg. 100
Ql00s. do. coup. 1904. dl01 n new IS
reg, III 4 n l22is; do. coup, 122AQ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02

VIM. McDougall. OF Ventura, Cal.
Who moved from Southern Michigan
- the Pacific coast 1--WE years ago. Il
1oiunx In Detroit. He will spend
cmc weeks In the state before re.
rning 10 California
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
MICHIGAN cENTRAL sTock YARD

DETROIT. July 2.-CattIe-Choicc
steers. averaging from 1000 to LOO
lbs, 1915 Il $50: choice handy killers.
steers and heifers. s275Sds5; common
killers and fat cows. s250d $50; can
ners' cows. si.25Q2e5;N common to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
NEW YORK MErAI,

NEW YORK. July AT the Metal
exchange today. business was prac-
tically at standstill. while prices
showed only fractional changes Quo
tstions: Lake, l2ts 912[ electrolyttc.
II %nl2h: castings. 12t T12s: lead.
500 g +.+7; spelter. s4.<5 a45o; tin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
FREIDERICHsHAFEN,

FHEIDEHICHbHAF July .
Count Zeppelin outdistanced all world
records for Siderable balloons. He re-
NAMED IN the air for IL hours, trav-
ersed the greater part OF Northern
Switzerland and visited Zurich, Win.
terthur and Lucerne. attaining and av.
erage speed throughout OF 81 miles an
hour.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02

Learning from the mistakes OF 9th,
ers is the only philosophical way OF
acquiring an education.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02

Busfness-iike Priutfsg. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind, that
looks right. Times Printing Co. is
John R.-st Phone 1893
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
NEW oRLEANs July 2-It is a

NEW ORLEANS, July 2.-It 10 an.
nounced here by high official OF tho
department OF foreign relations OF
Honduras. that the republic OF HON.
duras has ofhcially appealed to tho
United States against the intended
hostile demonstration OF Guatemala
against the republic. and asked that
American warships be sent 10 Puerto
Barrios To preventNa raid. ~ y
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
hy Lewis q. Gorton, 1913 Majestic bldg.
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Brief Telegraph
Items Of Interest

ST. PETERSBURG, July 2.-The
ear intends TO clean out the grand
dukes from their places of trust and
to separate them from the rich salar-
les that attach to- the Offices.
LAWTON, Okla. July 2.-Quanah
Parker. Indian chief and one time en-
envy OF the white man, was Wednes-
day elected president OF the Parker
district school board. which he formed
last spring
NEW YORK, July "A case just
instituted in the United States circuit
court brings up the unsettled point
as to what rights steamship officers
have over the bodies OF passengers
who die at sea.
Chalmers Prentice Is suing the
North German Lloyd Steamship Co.
for s25o,000 damages for burying his
wife at sea, misleading OF embalming
the body and bringing It to New York
as the captain had promised to do,
Prentice alleges.
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Quotations by Cameron Currie a. Co
Omen. High. Low. Close.
LIVE STOCK.

Cb)Bld. oOsellers. (x)spllt
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sugnr-Crystal domlnoes, $3.50; eagle
tablets, 1928 cut loaf. 3s.75 cubes.
Sc 40 xxx powdered So H. gFaae-
lated. extra coarse. s5.s5; granulated. In
bags. $3.50: Michigan granulated. s5.s5:
confectioners' A. 1870: No. I. s57y: No.
3. 1915; No. 3. $50 No. 4. s565; No. s.
:5s?: No. g. ,s5,S5' No. Z. s55o: No. 3
$3.50: No. IL. s5.25: No. 10. ;5.?5. No.
IL. $500: No. Is. $500 per 100 lbs.
Tomntoes-Texas. 90cUS per 4-bas-
ket crate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-26
Starb anf Seimuca uun @eib.
nadItsfeicr.

Gait StrpnbsburQ, So, -.
Ges. gllli Dent @cinnpcgc bon ether
Meibnnhtsfcter. Der Ct ~pcrgniigt Bel
gciuobllt bate, brnd Der So Sabre
alte Seinrid) Ghlcr 5uldnmen itno
itnrb, cIe man i'm nndl %ieiller Mcbe
llliilg iii Der 9f1bc oieier Stobt brad,
te. Ser Seritorbellc lpar pegclt lei
ller itberalis beipeaten Gergal1geltheit
III ipeitelt areiien befount. Scit pic
len Sobren fiibrtc ct ell e%iniieolert-
ldles Scbcn itnb gait iiir m%oblbobenb.
@or ctltf)en Sobreu puroe er Don
brei permltnlnten G%irbredern 10
ld,llrtm lntBbauoeli. oab mat i'm
Dem Lobe nobe 1T ieiner @obnnng
tane. 8els .battsrtnhie 9anoiten frog
allebern nid,t erbeittrt. Ausuft gbler,
Elm 8ruoer oes gobten. itarb npr etIi.
den Sabren ebetioIs pI0slid) in &c.
ras unb unterllmitdnoen, Die ME aitf.
gefldrt merhcn fpnltten.
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Sin SranSitiftnnaSsGpmplut

YbiIobclpbin q, 30, -. Ie5,-
SIN Nnnbc8Acrid)t Wir0cn gcltern III
Dem lSro5cb Welden Snbrifunt Sobn
N. Carroll, Nelibcr Der Dor einiNen
Sabren abgebranlttcn 6rlea'Srealtl
Seppid Snbrit in GontbeL N.sS,
NcGcn bic &eriihcrnga Wtaflcr Hobn
". Scpocr mo 9Snn. :. 8crQan ne.
gen Miitboltllg uon $4,000 &cr.
Recommendations olgcltrcnNt bot,
lcnlationellc Nltalngcn Qcnlad)t. Mic
ld)or bcrid)tet, bcbaltptet %SonucS ".
Carroll, elm Neife 0es SobrifanterL
Dab leir Sntcl nit Inoeren ein
S.GompIot cingcgongen
ici. Ter 9tcfic Carroll nalrntc inter
Den ongcblid) Wtitldruloigen ocn So
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babe, ooB or obcr ieit Den lebtcn bier
Sabren Den 6nbrtfbeliBcr >Sobn %.
Carroll br%olloidobtc unO aud, that
iodlli6 mebrere 1ailieuo Collars aus
ibm bcrausueiGlo9cn babe. @roefi
CAB 3lL cr babe bricilid) BON Dem so.
brifbciitcr $1,000 iiir iein Sd)peiaen
i'll Der 9ranoitiitungs 9lngele9cnbeit
o%crlnllgt. ais CT lob. Onb berielbe 10
picf 0clo ourh ocn 9rdno peroieilt
hobo.
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Die ucrb0naniBcollc 3ug Golliiior.
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bon bier aili Ger Strcdc Der Mcu.
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y. Eearlall, 8cncrnl Superinten
ocnt Der Nep Orleans Mrcot Nortb-
crr; s.. 4. SlaloBan, 9lbtbeilunos.
Superintendent Scr Nciu Orleans
mo Nortbern; !. 3. Nrrniteob, Gbci.
3nG Abieuher Der 9teip Srleon%
@reat 9tortberu; s.. Sloocr, Gonorf
teitr, uno u, &. &uoioh Sofonlotio
filbrer Der 9tclp Orleans II. Nortb
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nlotipiilbrer Der HCp Orleans @rcat
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idllIoigtc botten $1,000 9iirgid)oit gu
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