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New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
Firm Flesh Versus Fat.

raj women who are contemplating new
e0Sn II the mode VIII have 20 contemplate a re-
oacion q their flesh before they visit the dress
Maker
fortunately this is nothing Ike the hard LABOR
a vas when one had nothing but exercising OF
1elhE 70 ger results with Nowadays q snort
tse q The MsrmOla Prescription Tabiels
ss-oelc bring any woman. however fat 70 the
iasporllons necessary for her 70 wear Dlrec-
- her take Z Marrnola Tablet (maoe N &C
f,-eIlce with the famous prescription hho'
sefetore, harm IessD after each meal and at bed
le sno she should very soon be losing a pound
49, This result accomplished without ols-
sAs ones table customs. forming Wrlhhles
r-sTessing fize stomach, astcnlsfss every Doos.
A. = one large case, costing only 70 cents a
- druggists or the same amount direct Dy
ron The Mzrrnoia Company, Detroit Alich'
POSITIVE results. This constitutes the 4ciAe
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

series Of public addresses will be delivered at Pub
lie School 165 1OSth street and Amsterdam avenue,
beginning next Wednesday evening when Repre-
sentative Joseph \. GoUlden viii speak on The
United States Congress- The following week Seua-
tor Martin SAKE Will speak The New York
State Senate" and December Assemblymau
Robert s. Conkn will speak The New York
State Assembly
On Monday evening DR.. Stephen P. Duggan, Of
the College Of the City of New York, will lecture
The Federal Executive at Public School 1Ss
Lewis and East Houston streets, and Thursday
at Public School 1S5, First avenue and 51st street,
DR.. Eugene E. Agger, of Columbia, viii continue
his course on problems OF the city and the na-
ton. with q discussion of The Control Of Rail-
ways"
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
IMMENSE PACIFIC LAND DEAL.
San Francisco Butcher Monopoly Involved in
$40. coo 900 Project TO Bnv 700 nnn Acres

Los Angeles, Nov. FIT became definitely known
to-day that offers have been made the purchase
OF the extensive holdings OF the firm Of Miller &
Lux IN California and Oregon, reputed TO be valued
in the neighborhood Of $2OOl0.000. The offers have
been made. it is stated by several wealthy Ger
man-Americans. headed by Liggett & Meyers, for
mer wholesale tobacco dealers in St. Louis.
Adolphus Busch. the brewer. is said TO be inter
ested to the extent Of 100000
The lands include $4,000 acres in California, Of
which 10000 oil land, and $4,000 acres IN
Oregon There also 10000 head Of cattle and
1900 horses The proposed deal includes virtual
monopoly OF the butcher business Of San Francisco,
which, it is rumored, VIII pass TO some Eastern
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

STERN BROTHERS. West 2sd street, advertise
Uoneu's furs, Paris cloaks and wraps, women S
walking suits lace curtains French tapestries and
handmade underwear.
LORD & TAYLOR, Broadway and 10th street
Fifth avenue ard 18th street, call attention TO a
sale in millinery and dining room furniture
GREENHUT & CO. Sixth avenue, 18th TO 18TH
street are having a sale Of furs.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & CO, Broadway and
18th street displaying novelty silks. SUITS
gowns. wraps and spanglec robes
SIMPSON. CRAWFORD COMPANY. Sixth ave-
nue. 18th 9oth street, advertise q sale in n!ack
siIkz and Oriental robes.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
FINANCE DEPARTMENT FUMIGATED.
Clerk in Chief Bookkeeper's Division Dies
from Consum umptiou-SeveraI Preceding Cases.

Clerk in Chief Bookkeeper' Division Dies
from mption-SeveralP Preceding Cases.
For the first time In the history Of the Finance
Departuaent yesterday there was contagious dis
ease uotics pasted the door Of the chief book
keeuer OF account Of the death from tuberculosis
q, a clerk in the division. Hugh J. O'Neil. OF No
oes4 Briggs avenue, The Bronx, on Thursday
s-orned 10 the floor OF the corridor, unconscious
,-o,,, a bernOrrhage. He died almost Immediately
Health Commissioner Darlington ordered the chief
hookkeepers division closed for funigation and the
doors and windows Of the division were sealed at
all the cracks.
.arha air is very bad IN OF the divisions.
said the Controller yesterday u NeiAs case was
mt very unusual. We have lost seven or eight men
from tuberculosis in the last fscaI year When
clerk oc. contracts It IN this Office his surroundings
20 rot conduce 10 his recovery. Seven or eight
r,sn worked in the division with ONeil. some Of
them using the books he used These books are old
and dirty from use, and probably very unsanitaFy
II VIII be an excellent thing 10 have the place thor
oughly furnigatcd. and it might be good thing TO
have II done to every division in the entire depart
Fueut."
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
NEW HEAD FOR AMERICAN CIGAR 90
PercivaI S. Hill VIII Succeed John B. Cobb
as President.

It was learned yesterday that PercivaI S. Hill
EiH succeed John B. Cobb as president Of The Amer
lean Cigar Company on January next The COM
pauy IS a part Of the American Tobacco Company
and Is capitalized at $40. 600 Mr- Hill is
director Of the parent corporation, while Mr.. Cobb
is Z member Of the directorate OF both concerns.
Mr.. Cobb. who is to retire the first Of the year,
has been president Of the American Cigar Com
nanv which is the largest cigar manufacturing
concern in the world. stnce its organization His
retirement from its active management it is said,
is 10 obtain much needed rest from the hard
work that ne has been doing. Mr.. Hi, who sue
ceeds him. has been manager OF the Bull Durham
COMPANY another American Tobacco Company en-
terpTiseg
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

fnan tilirrv-six hours elapsed since the tragedy
& wss impossible 20 tel even how many lives
had been sacrificed. and there was no chance
thst the bodies q half the victims would be re-
covered to-day.
II [ac-. the chief efforts OF those in charge OF
he Eo-k vas from necessity directed TO snoring
u TIE sides Of the excavation. that they might
then proceed with the search free from the
chance q further caving. double shift Of
rne1. under Dr. Bensers orders. was set 10
work early n the morning First. the 75-foot
trench east Of Front street had 10 be shOred up.
Thsn. IN spite Of al precautions the work was
delayed by landslide that fortunately buried
10 one
Although II was considered possible that some
q these caught IN the accident might still be
alive they have been buried under thirty feet
Or n1e-- @ earth. and aIlg the authorities have
accepted il as a foreg0ne conclusion that all
are dead
The second cave-In. which took place last
night. while not serious in itself vas Of sufh-
cieu1 magnitude 20 show the difficulties under
which -he rescue party is working. For about
twenty feet on each side Of Gold street the side
walks suddenly fell away Half z dozen en-
giaee-s we're talking together at that moment.
sa6 they mad 70 scarry down the line 10 reach
safe point The police had had 10 evict the
tenants q fourteen houses along Gold street at
this point. but this accident was q final warn
t2g, and after II their trouble II making people
move ceased suddenly
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION SEE THE
TISEHENTS IN TO-DAYS TRIBUNE.
ADVER-

BLOOMINGDALES, Lexington 10 Third avenue,
59th to 60th streets call attention offering IN
women's gloves, French handmade underwear and
Oriental rugs
HEARN, 18th street, west Of Fifth avenue. an
nouucss sale OF furs and women's robes.
MACY'S, Broadway and Sixth avenue hav-
ing sale in black lynx furs, women's coats and
capes. art wares for the table, holiday goods and
Enens.
ABRAHAM & sTRAUs. Fulton street, Brooklyn.
advertise toys tor the holidays
A d. MATTHEW'S SONS. Fulton street Brook
In. call attention TO sale OF holiday furniture and
carpet4-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
PAYROLL THIEF GOES TO SING SING.

Mineola, Long Island. Nov. 2l-Otto Ermel' for
mer paynaster OF the Ladew Leather Works st
Glen Cove who recently pleaded guilty TO the
charge Of embezzIing 5000 from the concern was
sentenced to-day by County Judge Jackson to not
more than three years and six months and not
less than one year and six months In Sing Sing.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
ALLEGED SWINDLER
J. Montefore Meyers Said to Hare
Trapped the Unzcary Here.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Pittsburg, Nov. 21-J Montefiore Meyers was
arrested at the Hotel Schenley here to-day by
the Pittsburg police request Of the New York
authorities. who want him on charge of grand
larceny The Pittsburg police say that In
spector McCarerty, of New York. is on his way
here to take Meyers back
Meyers who is said to be English Hebrew
claims to be personal friend OF the Rothschilds
and says he will go back to New York without
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
w BODIES RECOVERED
c,rF-JN HAMPERS WORK
OF SEVER RESCUERS.
couse of Brooklyn Tragedy Still q
Nvstery Number Of Tictins
Remains an Doubt.

xrstsry still surrounded yesterday the fatal
-uer explosion IN Gold street Brooklyn. in
uhich some score Of persons were overwhelmed
.s-Iv Friday morning. The cause Of the acci-
ss-t vzs still unknown. anc not one body OF
..oss missing has been recovered With more
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
AUTHORITIES STILL CLASH

There was considerable confusion yesterday,
as Of TIE day before, as TO who was really in
charge. Finally II was decided that DR.. Bensel
had supervision over al the digging, while the
Fire and Police departments, the Street Clean
1g Department aid the Bureau OF Highways
Fere ordered by the Mayor 10 cooperate The
task q preparing for the work Of rescue
va hard one There vas danger all the time
o. further landslide Of sand and rock. and
nothing could be done until the unstable sides
OF TIE tunnel had been properly shored up again
Eitn double gangs working sll day, this vas not
accomplished until after dark last night.
The estimates q yesterday morning as 70 the
humber q dead may have been too large, but
O. The other hand there is the possibility that
they nay De exceeded when the facts are known
Dr Bensel said thar II was positively known
thar SIX men had been buried Deputy Chief
LAZY. VINO has been doing unusually good Work
sincs the accident, is inclined TO add half
score 70 the first estimate.
A9st q rhe workrnen lost were either Swedes
o Italians without relatives IN this country and
asf q them were known only by numbers
IA-ze most other disasters Of the kind, there
vas no group yesterday OF distracted relatives
enc Trends about the scene. No casual OBJ
server would have thought that any great fatal
y 1ac occurred Perhaps q hundred persons
s'ogeraer were hanging about the fringe Of the
mes established by the police. Among these
mere vas 70 excitement. and IN the whole group
mere were not more than two or three who had
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
HUNTER ASSOCIATION REUNION.
Old Principal Of Public School 35 Greets His
Boys" Again

over two hundred members Of the Thomas
Hunter Association of Grammar School IS attended
the annual reunion Of the association at the Hotel
Astor last night. the twelfth in its history. Soma
of the speakers, all of whom graduates OF
Grammar School 35 were Justice Frederick Crane,
Commissioner McCarrOu. Congressman J. Van
Vechten Olcott and the Rev DIT. Robert 5. Mac
Arthur.
DR. Hunter spoke calling his former pupils
boys" and complimenting them on the- sue
cesses.
you boys from the comfortable middle
class he said. "a class which in the time OF your
grammar school education not ashamed 10
seud its children TO public school"
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
soLoNs TO EXPLAIN LAW MAKING.
Board of Education Announces New Course
Of Public Lectures.

REPRESENTATIVES. and state legislators have been
invited by the Board of Education TO give the pub
lie Of the city information relative TO the i'm
oor+aace and workings of the various departments
or government with which they are connected The
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

A QUANTITY OF COLORED DRESS GOODS
WILL BE ON SPECIAL SALE TOMORROW CNoNDAY0.
COMPRISING FANCY sUTTINGs AND CLOTH. BoRDERED
FABRICS, SERGE AND CHEVOT MIXTURES
AND SILK AND WOOL MATERIALS
AT Il TO u LESS THAN THE USUAL PRICES
SOLD IN DRESS LENGTHS ONLY
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22


last six weeks. He lived in a suite OF three
rooms at the hotel and entertained Iavishly. Il
was understood that he represented S175,0O0,00O
Of the Rothschildss money and that OF his
pet schemes to build theatre in Pittsburg
for David Belasco.
He was introduced to Attorney General Bona
parte and Mayor Guthrie at a dinner a few
nights ago.
When arrested here this morning he was hav-
ing breakfast in bed, and refused to rise. He
finally got up, but insisted on going to the police
station IN his automobile
According TO an affidavit fled year ago in the
District Attorneys Office, J. Montehore Meyers
has extensive record swindler IN this
city and has gathered in than $4,000 OF other
peoples money through fake scheznes and forged
checks. Assistant District Attorney E. c. KIndel
berger and Samuel s. Myers, attorney, Of No
50 Wall street. gathered the evidence Meyers is
said to be Englishman. A year ago District
Attorney Krotel had 6 warrant issued for him
the result Of a number of complaints. but he dis
appeared.
Operating under the name Of Joseph Meyers. ac-
cording TO the affidavit. he organized bogus com
pany which called the North British Securi-
ties Company. He went to Alfred Adams, jr., VINO
owns extensive copper mines at Ely. New, and
persuaded him TO form the New York and Ely
Consolidated Copper Company. Meyers received
a check for $500 and was appointed the fiscal agent
Upon the strength OF this he obtained possession
Of all the books and papers OF the company and
turned them to his lawyers These the Dis
trict Attorney later recovered e writ OF
plants, but not until Meyers, according to com
plants, had forged the name OF the officers Of the
company to certificate for 00OO0 shares OF the
mining stock In June. 1906. the British Securities
Company, elected from its Offices at No 6S
Broadway at the instigation of Assistant District
Attorney KroteI.
The attorneys for the British Securities Company
sued Adams for $1,000 for services in organizing
the company, and Adams settled the suit for $3.50
last Friday, when It came 10 a hearing before
Judge Dayton, in the Supreme Court
Mrs. Josephine Robinson, of No rs Riverside
Drive, daughter OF ex-police commissioner ac-
cused Meyers of obtaining $1,000 from her on the
pretense that he controlled the New York and
Ely Consolidated Copper Company and would be
able TO give her interest in IT. IN June, 1906
Henry 3. Ketchum, a lawyer, OF No. 80 Wall
street, caused Meyers arrest on charge OF forg-
ing the name OF the owner Of two mortgages
real estate in Hancock street, Brooklyn. The
was settled without a trial.
One complainant against Meyers is Samuel NJ
Biddison q broker, with Offices at No 115 Nassau
street who charges that February 8, 1907, he
intrusted Meyers with 5000 in Central Coal and
Lumber Company bonds TO besod. and that he left
the CITY soon afterward. BiddiSOn says he has
never heard Of the bonds the man since
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
B. Altntatt s On.

WILL PLACE ON SALE TOMORROW CNONDAYo
A LARGE NUMBER OF VERY DESIRABLE
ORIENTAL RUGS AT THE FOLLOWING
ESPECIALLY ADVANTAGEOUS PRICES
AFGHAN RUGS. IN ROOM SIZES
ORIGINALLY 5000 TO $500 AT S54OO $500 & $500
KAYAK RUGS
ORIGINALLY $500 TO 1000 AT $1,000. $3.50 & 275o
DAGHESTAN RUGS AT sI5no
s4t4 strrrt. 35th strsrt ann eth Auerr. srm Fnri
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

any other interest than mere curiosity in t-e
catastrophe.
General Bingham visited the scene in the
dlternoon' accompanied by Dan Slattery, his
secretary. Deputy Commissioner Bugher had
oeeh at 1As scene for several hours. A little
after his arrival Borough President CoIer ap-
peareo. but had little to say Inspector
scnmttoerger was in charge Of the police lines
Dr. Walter Bensel had remained all night get
ting the work under way. SearchIights and
clusters OF incandescent lights were carried
ooWn into the trench One OF eae hardest work
ers was John J. Haggerty the contractor who
mad been arrested Friday and then released un-
Ger S2,opO bail He worked for twenty-four
hours without rest and finally went home for
brief sleep yesterday forenoon.
RESPONSIBILITY IN DOUBT
The fixing of responsibility for ths accident
viii be done finally by the Coroner and the
grand jury. No theory 70 it developed
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
B. Alfntatt & On.

ARE GIVING SPECIAL PROMINENCE TO THEIR
DEPARTMENT FOR FURs WHICH CONTAINS
AN EXTENSIVE SELECTION OF GARMENTS
AND OTHER ARTICLES OF FUR IN BOTH COSTLY
AND MODERATELYPRICED QUALITIES
NUMBER OF EXTREMELY CHOICE SPECIMENS or
RUSSIAN SABLE AND SILVER FOX SKINS BE
SUBMITTED FOR SPECIAL ORDERS. ALSO SABLE
MIJFFs AND NECkPIEcEs IN FASHIONABLE DESIGNS
wOMENs CLOAKs AND WRAFs OF MINK. BRoADTAn
CEIINCEIIILA KARAKUI- PONY SKIN PERSIAN LAMB.
SEAL SKIN AND SQUIRREL
FURLINED GARMENTS FOR CARRIAGE AND EVENING
WEAR MOTORING AND DRIVING
FUR SETS OF AIUFF AND NECKPIECE IN A GREAT VARIETY
OF STYLES INCLUDING FINE NOVELTIES.
MEMS FURLINED oVERCOATs. TAILORED IN ACCORDANCE
WITH THE MOST APPROVED FASHIONS IN MEMS DRESS.
MADE OF PLAIN OR MIXED FABRICS.
LINED WITH MARAIOT. MUsKRAT. MINK NUTRIA SEAL
SKIN AND PERSIAN LAMB WITH COLLARS OF
VARIOUS FASHIONABLE FURs
CARRIAGE AND MOTOR ROBES OF MINK BEAVER BEAR
AND PONY SKIN. RACCOON WOLF AND SQUIRREL
FLOOR RUGS OF ANGORA TIGER AND BEAR LEOPARD
AND VARIOUS COLORED FOX SKINS
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

TOMORROW OlONDAY) A SALE WILL TAKE PLACE AT
WHICH WILL BE OFFERED
TUCKED NET ALL-OVERS. WITH EMBROIDERY COM
BINATIONS IN WHITE, CREAM TAUPE RASPBERRY.
NAVY. SMOKE. LIGHT AND DARK WIsTARIA
HERETOFORE SOLD AT $3.50 AT $l65 PER YARD
ALSO SEVERAL THOUSAND YARDS OF LACES
IN VARIOUS DESIGNS AND QUALITIES
AT 25c 38c, 75c TO SI.45 PER YARD
BEING ONE-HALF ORIGINAL PRICES
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

WOMEN5 DREssMAKING AND TAILORING DEPARTMENT
WoMENs TALOR-MADE SUITS AND GOWNS FOR DRESS
WEAR WILL BE MADE TO ORDER IN THE
MOST SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP. FROM TIE LATEST
FRENCH DESIGNS AND AT REASONABLE PRICES.
A VARIETY OF ATTRACTIVE STYLES ARE BEING SHOWN
IN EVENING AND DANCING DRESSES
MADE IN THE ESTABLISHMENT.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

ON TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 24TH
IN THE DEPARTMENT FOR WOMENS READY
MADE GARMENTS
A NUMBER OF TAMOR-MADE SUITS AND GOWNS WILL
BE OFFERED AT THE GREATLY REDUCED PRICES or
s30O0 $780, $4,000 & $500
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27
@riifencinitnrs.

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Ger 0itlife 8ogen ser griide Der
Baltimore s. Ohio giienbabu iibcr
Sen Susquebanna 6!ub bel 9errp.
nil !, do, lit beute iriib eingeitiir5i.
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Jii6tltng fnbrcnoer 5raht3u1 Oie.
ielbe poiiirte. Die 9ofomotioe unO
Is ggagen Itiirjten in oen Stub bin.
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notwithstanding Der Bride einiae
3eit in 9nipruh nebnen oiirftc,
ipuroen iofort ieitens Der 9abn0er.
paltIng arrangements NIT Der
8enni1loania 9ahn 5ur 8emlbuna
ibrer GeIeiie gpTihen 8iIminaton
uuO &aure Sc Grace. gio., getrofien.
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9aut elmer oberfIddlliden 5fd.
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EerrgDile, N2O., einen materieuen
Sha0en Don ntinOeitens $4,000
peruriadlt, ntht gerehnet Die serItor.
ten 8abnDagen un0 Der GerIuit an
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umgebaut unS nod geitern 2lben0
mur0e Der eiugeitiir3te goaen auf
ieine Siaerbeit gepriift uuo febIerlos
beilm0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27
Gatc Glnt6i&ldse.
blaihinalon. 23. SeIt

gSolhington, %. Sett.
SSn jeiner beute Ieitseiestcn Sonic
rens nit ben Rwiioren Der 99ationnI.
bunfen in Den Sia0ten oitlidl BON
Ohio aab Oeren 0irefter @oreeiester.
Der &ourant aoHptroaer 2aurence
3. 9iurrap, Sen &rren 3atbid!dae
CUR @en0erlng Ibres Snitens Der
80uterotterfldrltns Dcn ibrer Son.
troIe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
glab ieiner 9elehrung ioIte cine
iolhe grfldriing crit oann eriolaen,
nenn 0ag 9lftienfopitol. Der 0Reierue.
fono (iurpIus) uno uanertheiIteu @e.
lpinne oolIit1nOis aufgepirtbihaitet
iin0 uno Die an0eren 9lftipen Ser
ganf niht ausreiheu. nm ore 8aIii-
pen, insbcIonOere oie Oepoiiten su
aedeu. @isber murGe Oie 3abIunus.
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tiruna iiber Sic @eih1ftsfiibruna scr
SAINT, 6iltiidg in Die &orreiponoen.
sen Oes SnititutS 81 nebnteu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27
Die aOmmiiiiOn sur Grbaltnna Der
nntipnnlen 6nlisnncIIen.

Gprinqiielo. sSa. %. Septcnrber.
Ger @oupcrneur 3eneer ern0nnie
beuie Die SoIgerOen 81 9iitglieoern
ser ,Qational ssomnrtiiior sur 6r.
baltung Der natiounlen SilisqucL
len: Or. Z. s. Chamberlain, @bI'
caao, g'rdiioent Scr 9IfaOenie fiir
almlt unO g9iiieuidait; syiDam 6an-
6olpb. Chicago, 8oniBer Der Sir
uoiier ge6oroe fiir 9Serbeilerungcn
Der @aHerfDege; Or. GpriI s. sop.
fins, llrbana, 8irefior Der eSllinoler
9anOuermeiinng; Or. 8. j. gnin,
llr6ann. gireffor Ser Sainoiier
2anOpermciiHHg g. ".
graer, Gbicago, 9raii0ent Ser Sili'
noiier 8ereiniatlng Der aoblengru.
6enbeiiber; 5. gg. Balfer. Gamble,
9rdN0ent Der Sainoiier 8ereinigung
BON @rubenorbciterH; 4roi. W. w.
Sill, Don Der GbieG9oer llniDeriiiot;
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Saa. aurora. 5uperinten0eut RES
s,niuoiier forTuer s5rititui5, un0
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frii6cre grdii6eHt Der Staats ader.
baubebor0e.
Die 6rnennlngen erfoIgten dui
@run6 eines gpiihen Dem 4rdiioen-
ten RooiDclt im0 ben Staatsgouper.
neuren geirofieHen llebcreintont
mons
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27

Cincinnati, g., %. Sept
Seite friib 8 lrbr perIieB 3ihter
Gait Cincinnati. nm ieine ati guei
@o6en berehneie Reoetour i'm @e.
item 81 beginner. Gus Grogramm
fiir Die 5peite g8ode Oieier Rciie 1T:
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Reb., nn0 Denper. Col.
Snnitag. 3. Oft. &ur3er 9lufent.
bait in Go0ge Gin. QinsIen. 2arneO,
@reat geno, SierIina, Smhiion,
gleipton. 5lorence, Strong Gin. em-
purid, Siage Gitp un0 1opefa. 0as
Sonntng, A. Oft; 9aniaS Gitp.
glo.
Wlontaa, s. Oft: eeabemuorib, Mt.
dliion, Seas, ct. Soiep6, burlington.
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bacon. Mo.
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burg unO 9lbenos tpic0er in gbicago.
nm sic @e0e beim 9anfett Der n9lHo.
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@roof, sSno.. %. Sept
gluf ieiner giei'c ndh Chicago, mo
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