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The daily tribune., 1908-03-23
WELL DESERVED.
The Praise That Comes From
Thankful Florence People.

One kidney remedy never fails.
Florence people rely upon 1t.
That remedy If Doan's KidneyPills
Florence testimony proves it al
ways reliable.
Mrs. A. j Bennett. OF 6I2 East 3rd
street. Florence. Colo says: II
have used Doan's Kidney Pills and
derive world of good from their use,
and eau oonscientiously say that l
do not believe would be living to-
day II it had not been for them. 1t
was eight or pine years ago that I first
began to have trouble with my kid
neys had miserable pain in the
small of my back, over the kidneys.
in my hips, and often sharp twinges
would attack me between the shoul-
der blades and through my back.
So great was my suffering that on
more than one occasion was scarcely
able to get around WAS also drop.
sical as WAS evidenced by the swell
ing and bloating of parts of my body
and other symptoms existed which
plainly showed that my kidneys were
much at fault. The secretiosn were
too frequent and very excessive. and
on this account was often left very
weak after the passages. took doc
tors treatment for diabetes, but in no
way could l see any benefit. 1t was
about five years ago while l was liv-
ing in San Luis valley that first
used Doan's Kidney Pills. began
to improve almost Immediately after
taking them and it was not long be-
fore l was entirely relieved of all the
distressing ailments and as a result |
felt like new person. Ever since
this gratifying experience with
Doan's Kidney Pills, have always
kept them on hand and mean to as
long as l live. My son got the last
supply for me at Daniels drug
store. Now, if l feel the least
sign of kidney trouble or backache.
l take Doan's Kidney Pills and it is
no time before Am completely re-
lieved. / have recommended this
valuable remedy to many of my
friends and l never heard of case
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23
OLD MEXICO AND
THE UNITED STATES

We sincerely hope that the repub-
lie of Mexico will not follow the ad-
vice Of Ell TEMPO. newspaper Of
the capital city. and declare war
against the United States. II the
presence of the American battleships
iu Magdalena bay is Objectionable, 1t
would be 80 much easier and so much
more effective to send request for
their removal through the regular
diplomatic channels, than it would
to attempt to expel them by force.
The Mexican navy consists Of gun.
boats, and its entire enlisted force
would not suffice to man one of Ad.
miral Evans battleships.
The feeling of friendship between
the Mexican people and their neigh
bors Of the United States makes any
talk of war an absurdity. and the rela-
tons OF the two governments are
most friendly. There is no advant-
age that could be gained by the an
nexation of any part Of the Mexican
territory that would con. pensate for
the enmity of the Mexican people.
1t is not impossible that at some fu-
ture time the relations between Mexi
co aud the United States may be even
closer and more intimate than they
are at the present time. but any
changes of that sort will not come as
the result of policy of aggression on
our part.
The battleships of the American
navy stand as the effective force back
Of the Monroe doctrine. and they are
therefore the defense of Mexico as
we'll as the defense Of the United
States. This is we'll understood in
Mexico, where the hostility of Ell
TEMPO is not regarded rs matter OF
International Importance. = Pueblo
Chieftain.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23
The MAN AND HIS JOB.
Herbert J. Hapgood.

The first principle in handling
men, Is to inpsire confidence. A man
cannot work faithfully for his EN-
ployer unless he is made to feel deep
and we'll deserved respect for him.
He must believe in the boss. The
captain of ind ustry must be "cap.
tamil the fullest sense Of tho word
for it is sometimes easier to keep an
army in good spirits than to fill your
force Of employees with enthusiasm and
inspiration.
Your salesmen get discouraged and
are almost ready to throw up the
whole proposition. You must restore
their faith and convince them that
they are selling the best line of goods
in the world. A hearty hand shake,
or good slap on the back will often
do the trick.
Then the office force will become
demoralized. The long strain of in
side work commences to tell on them.
They lose interest and let the details
slide. Every case must be handled
in different manner. Sometimes a
severe call down is the best medicine.
but very often little jolly from
headquarters puts everybody on his
feet again.
l have known men to boss a job best
with clenched fist or drawn revol.
We. One foreman whom know in a
western mining camp has to thrash
some big bully periodically in order
to maintain discipline in the work
gang.
1t all depends on the kind of work
and the calibre of the men. Make a
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23

KlrL's horses .re not sleepy. 10 "a
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23
Do Not Crowd ths Season.

The first warm days Of spring
bring with them desire to get out
and enjoy the exhilirating air and
sunshine. Children that have been
housed up all winter are brought out
and you wonder where they all came
from. The heavy winter clothing
is thrown aside and many shed their
fiannels. Then cold wave comes
and people say that grip is epidemic.
Colds at this season are even more
there is much more danger of pneu.
monia. Take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. however, and you will have
nothing to fear. 1t always cures,
and we have never known II cold to
result in pneumonia when it was
used. 1t is pleasant and safe to take.
Children like it. For sale by
Daniels drug store. mwf
QUIET HERE-While the political
pot is boiling hot in nearly every
other county in the state, the polit-
icians in Fremont county have not
yet reached that stage where any
considerable enthusiasm is manifest
in the coming conventions, and in
fact those VINO aspire to became can
didates for any of the offices on either
ticket are not as yet doing any cam
paigning worthy the name Proba.
bly, the weather is not hot enough for
the politicians and their followers to
sweat themselves.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23

DUCKS COMING JN-The storms
In the mountains districts In the
last fow days are bringing the ducks
in In moro plentiful numbers aud
shooting on the river is much bet.
ter than II wns few weeks ago.
During tho more pleasant weather
the ducks remain In the mountains
but the snow storms aud sudden
changes IN the weather drives them
ont.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23

where it failed to give perfect salts
faction. -
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster -Milburn Co., Buffalo,
Flew York, sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name-Doans
and take no other. mwf
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Bot
Agreeable and Effective.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
no superior for coughs, colds and
Group. and the fact that it is pleasant
to take and contains nothing in any
way injurious has made it favorlte
with mothers. Mr.. W. S. Pelham,
a merchant of Kirksville. Iowa, says
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23

study Of your employees. Work out the
problem scientifically and exercise
your very best executive ability at all
times. The handling of men is an
important factor in your business; on
for their efforts mean dollars and
cents to You.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23

/INN SATURDAY. MARCH 81 will loccuro GENERAL SPRING
V4 OPENING and that day will show the
elusive LADIES' AND MISSES HATS including
brated Gage Merry Widow Models Miss Enfield charge of the
Millinery Department spent weeks the studying
and fancies
If looking for something strictly the have
We only ask your inspection Prices reasonable.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23
Delights Of the Sea.

Tho Colorado and Southern's low
rates aud splendid service places the
Mexican Gulf within only few
bours distance. Let us toll you Of
tho splendid attractions. TIE. Fish.
Or. Osneral Passenger Agent. Donver.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23

For more than twenty years Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy has been
my leading remedy for all throat
troubles. 1t is especially successful
in cases Of Group. Children like it
and my customers who have used It
will not take any other" For sale
by Daniels drug store mwf
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23

BEAVERS MULTIPLYING-Bea-
ven are multiplying rapidly in the
Arkansas river and there are more Of
them now than at any time in the
last ten or twelve years. These bea-
vers are Industrious little animals,
but they are destroying lot OF small
trees on the banks Of the stream. AL.
most any place person may go can
be seen evidences OF where the sharp
teeth OF these little animals have
chewed down cottonwoods to bo used
In the construction Of their dams In
tho water. The law protects these
animals and there is a heavy fine
for killing them.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-23

ROCK DRILL-It will doubtless
be Of some interest to the practical
mining men and miuers in all parts
Of Colorado to know that rock drill
contest between all stope drill teams
In America will be held in the Last
Dollar mine Of the Cripple Greek
district during the month Of May
and June this year. A stope large
enough to permit at least four
drills running at the same time
will be afforded aud the test on
each machine will last from 81 to
2S days under actual mining condi-
tions. This contest Ia being conducted
by Mines and Mining. technical
mining journal published in Denver
by O. L. Hall. and will unquestion.
able prove to mining men the merits
of stope drilling equipment.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-28
1rnnoItiifS . Merchantmen.

SnIio &llitua al @iQiom e. Smith
II. ", = Cots, 50.
Gmorp-Str. q. II. g. II. an Soiepb
Sacob@, Norooiticitc @cIts Ctr, no6c
Burgundy ucp II bel 10 @rlln6.
sims SD; So.
Soltia Cohen an Sonurl SofolS,
OItlcite Grctcr-, nobt @ultimorcitr.,
222l% bel 81 @rluo5inS $2l; So.
, Sillin ". @orIop, Mbnlr., all Sulia
u. @urIow II. a., Siiomcit Ode Src.
mont. unb Gbmonb'ot.S pc., So.
@illtop i. NCrncr mo 6rou al
Holcpb GorinN uno Srou, Gillette
Ger Canton 9tpc,, nabr Cottage 9(pc.,
39,9ii0 bel l3S, $1050.
NlIrep @u0bn it,, mrb 6ron n, &.
=. @tiItr, Srltitee, Noroicitc Cute
lonoNuc, tabc I. Str, u bel 1870,
$13Ol.35.
Sufclanb @orf SO. an glirco 9ao.
In, IT., Noroieitc GufclnnO.g penlic,
nobe I. Ctr, 81 bel 1870, s..
German Sapings @anf on gIicp
sc, Gong, Gillette CT. Saul, rdhe
%. Sir, is 6ei 1913, $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-28
@aibington's hcntidc Gcrcinc.
.8cutid)er Central. gcrcin"

@~erinmmsIofal: Geo. s. gcblcr'S
Sotcl, Ger. 500, Yenniplpania. Apcnle,
H..@.-gcriammliing icbcn 4. 9icu.
itag i'm Wonat, Abcnos s llbr. -
ErGiiocnt allrt Goldner, Nr. tt3, &.
StroBe, 80; 1. @ice. Yr1iioent j.
u. &odar, Nr. 512, IL. Str, %..@.
2. Sice.ErGiiocnt Or. g. q. G5orra,
Ger. 402, 6. Str, I..@.; SGatn,eiiter
Gbas. 6. @erner, Scr. 800, Z. Str.
N..S.; Sefretdr 3. 6. @ann, Rr.
223t, 10. Ctr, H..@.
n0eltider @oiienbous. Ierein"
Sefretdr @. s. Mepers, Nr. 1919,
Srping.Str. H.-8. - @eriantmIuna
ieoen 2. Sonnta9 I'M @aiienbollS 5u
anacoitio, 8. 6.
y8eterancn.S erein bonn s.. gotoinon"
Sefretar Cir. 9ictrid, SIR. 1t2,
a. Ctr, R.s@. - &eriommIung je.
oen 1. unb 3. Montog bel Senrp @oB.
mann, Nr. 49, Z. CTR, N..@.
n@eiangperein arion."
SefretGr s. %. gueter, 6t3 Mb.
abe., S.-@. = 8eriammIung ieber
eriten Sonntag I'M Wonat; Sing.
itunoe ieoen Sonntas uno Mittpodj
in Der nIrion.Sale," gde s. uno ..
Strabe, N..@.
.geiangberein @ermania.N dnner.
dor"
Sefret1r Sran5 8entb, binter Rr.
225, B.Str., N..@. = 8%eriammIlmg
ieben. 1. Sonntag I'M Monat; Sing
itnnoe ieben T%onneritas in George
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-28
2CidlenbcItotte
@citern MarpIauo GiIcn6abn.

NCgtnnCHo Z. SUM, bcrfdbt SiQcnsSiatton.
SGglidl.
40 NiorGeiS - GbHea5ug. SaQcrstoipn, yH.
& ". 5iO., &ablGshuro', 9banherSburg mo,
nuS0clommeu SunntaGe, 3alcot illo Gum.
hcrlauo.
lao .yia6tH. - sftomoOation nab luton.
l'rioNe.
*4.53 Jtu6u,. - grprcbs SbucII5ng, SaupiIinie,
&nacretolun 0Gncod. NdpnesburJ'. 6bnms
81. bcrsbltra, SbippeIebur9 NM. mlSpetommen
Gonnin95 Srcoerid mo Snlmittehurg.
Snaiihl, Gusacnuntmeu Sunutnas,
100 Wi1r9en9 Yorf, Y, mo s.. %io., mo
Carlisle.
TAO NioracnS - mlcmoontion nab gen,I}ar,
inlutc @HfuiisburN.
1897 Ntorgclls Aciterr Grpreb. gScfiminiter,
1rcocrid. Thnrniunt, gliie )tibGc, Vucnd
&ttin, Nluc MtulliItain, gSdDnesboro', Gbans
betohtrn pn9crsioipn, Sancud, GnulbcrIaao
mo GIftrs. Nuftct Sbierpati0H5sg SGagoT
1926 Gt1dmittngs Nluc Wipuniaiu GJprcB,
&Sciimiuftcr, Nricchiuc tSrcocrid), Iburs
mont, ViEt Rto0e. Qucnn %iita, Vine Wtpuns
tan nm @HQcrstoiun, Rnrlorsg8doQoi.
3,25 NiudnltiinGS. SdlIpilinie, oltIib bon
GmurD @ropc, idipic Nori, SuruOer, @cttOss
bare mo y. mo 81. 9in. ID. ...f
$50 NnhmiitaNs- TffunIuontion nod 6anpOcr.
6.15 Nbelths -atfpmoontipn mad linton Ariope.
Nnr SamitugS.
II 90 NbeHos 49, Iituinooaitnn itab llniou
Vribge.
Gur Spnntaes.
40 MiprBetS - Niinnooation mad linton
grt0ne uno Sunober.
SaItet Mot an BeunfbIbnniasS Citation.
@icesIrdf H. Sen, @erbdftsf!" Sen 'Taii .sIot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-28
Baltimore GGmpf . Ynfct GO.

'-ilit Ulp AhuttfHf'f1t S'htaEtNtt'F
Sic Scr, SlnntcIIFOit ,bcf0rocruh.
Sampfcr ,.@iratnin" tnerl. ,,9llabantn,"
yWcurgid," pScuncicc".
Sampler idbrCU tINIim SunntugS uuSNcuuur'
men. bon ocn ,0at Nihir" Rtcr6. Nr. f0-ts.
eiaGts etrnfe, GO ghcuo3. bircft nab SIn
Voiut Comfort, %gtorfpIf. 4rrtSntUutb mn alien
EIulItcn hrS Gfocue. &crbinhunp in SIo
lutlt Comfort nit Der Is. x >. @tfrnbubn".
Pad 9ihnlouo, &crbinolplP IN Fort9lnDuib NIT
Dem yScGIudrh 9ir zinc" ioIincm 3nNc nab
Tort5moutb mn @ilnlrtn. IN ginriult yScrbins
nnno nit Der r%9ItIGnlic 9ooit 4inc;" Aorfu!f
mo ipcltlid) mo $40 Dominion zine" Ilut
Ncubcrn .9GGtbinatoh nc, Ri6nloHO. Sn..
mo GCp 2lorf,
NiU63citcn 1fu6 cnrDpdifbcr 4Inne. 2urlt,
rijlc Nuiiitcn} INNER. ClCttrifbc VctCltiunU.
SdmuibciiunN, Nuicn irct. Iicicruirtc Tnihlcns
i%irlllcr IN hcu billet NijrcOltr Der Ban GinC."
pr. t07. CitsgluItiGtorciG trade; Dir. OG-50s.
Hiubt Siruhc; 2. VI. q. Office. Siiop't .GdC Der
baltimore nm Gulbcrt Siruhc; aGuntiucntnI
lruit NliloiuN" mo YIbGuGB'S Ut. 1903, gioro'
Charles StruGC.
Iubn u. Sbctmpro,S e. VrHpr II,
Eicc.%rGf. II. @cn.= WiHnGGcr. Sen. Raj. @acnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-28
GufalbcridDtc ans @aibiugtun.
Scr " obr bat icineY Ii dl
qCtban.

I ~ y y | II I'll III = / VI
qCtban.
&r. e. 6. Gopia, pelbcr iiir mcbr
dis 20 Sabre Stcucrcinnehmcr ocE
Tiitritt5 Columbia mar, lit 0cr@rmO
c%iQcntbwmS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIT
gctbciIt morocu. Seinc StclIC Mir
bon @rr. Charles &. MoNcr@, mcldcl
lGnQcrc 3eit 3nblmCiitcr mar, ilbcr.
nomnlcl. Gicic un0 onOcrc mihtiNl
NcrGnocrunqcn mlrr0cn bcreit@ pol
elmer @ofc I'M &orouS pcrfiinoet
Ser Stcucreinne1mcr 0nuiS bate Ell.
nc Stltnocn lollUc llntcrrChunQ nit
ocm Gontmiiidr @cit. cbc bic 0cplun.
fen NcrGnocrlnAcn bcfonnt Qcmudt
ipulr0cn. Sn elmer nCltcn StcIllnN
crbdlt CT Gin %Qcrin0crc2 @cbolt.
@cQcr rcIiQi0ic'Tcrom NJ
IunQcninE orf&.
Gin Qcuoltiacr ErotCit bat lid &c.
gen Sen Tlon erbobcn, GrbolunN0bc-
0iirftiQcn in 0cu Norta Den Nuic1t.
bait Ourd) Dos (rcibcn bon rCligi0lcr
Scftcn 5t pCrlci0Cn, mo Is ipir0 benz.
rQd)it Dem Supcrintcn0rnten iiir ii
fcntlihe WcbGu0c un0 GIGbc Sbcrli
@ronnucll cine Gllttb pon Ectitinncl
itntcrbrcitct, in pcld)en 0c0cn lold)(
religioie 8criommllmgcn protcItirt
miro gll5 boupti0dlidrr Wrun0 mir(
ms Srciicn ocfiibrt, OoB 0ic Der
iomnilungcn iih nid)t al Ole HcNcIr
bieltcn, lucldc ais Ncoinguu19 fiir
baS Ibboltcn ioldcr 3linmmcnfiinitc
ollsbebrngen luur0cn ltnO bic bOtoni,
f6cn Inlu1cn rllinirtcn.
Sobn u. Noroell gcltor.
ben.
Giner ser G~ltcitcn @roccrp6Gr0Icr
Der 9unocsbnuptitnOt, Nr. Sobn v.
Snr0ca, idico gcitcrlt MorGcn in lei
ner @obuun0 al Der .. mo y Ctr,
q, ", aus oen1 2cbcn. Gr mar 10
Wonotc lang lciOcno gclpcicn. Scit
80 Sobrrn bctricb Sr. Nnrocu Elm
8roccrpgciddit. @r mar Elm promi.
nentcS Miitqlieo oc5 Oroen8 Der
Tptbios, Sitter, ser GQltitp-2oge unO
Der 8roBIo8e o%ngcb0rcno. Seine
Satin mo flint ainOcr iibcrlcbcll
i'm.
Sic 9in6crorbcit m 81.
itritt.
Sic Snipcftoren Sites rno Sot
ocrs, melbc ipc5icl iiir Ocn 3wcd cr.
nnnnt mllr0en, bubcn bcridtct, oal
lie i'm 8on5en 523 &inoer ulltCr Ied)9.
5ebn Sobrcn 9efunOen bobclt, ipcIdJ(
in 1919 GtubliiicmentS pcrtbcilt arbei,
ten. @
Ole 0robtgittcr ouf.
0onf ocS arell55ligcS Der @eiunO.
beitSbeborbe lit es jebt in bcn lGnlmt'
liben GBlofolen .'%lorpeit gcfommcr,
hoB Die crluiinl6ten 9robtgittcr at
Gcbrodlt poroen iino, nm 0oS Sic
gengcIhnciB mcg5llbolten. 9rci Scr.
ioren mllroen qeItern pcrllrtbeiIt
mcil lie ocn oicSbe5ii9li6cn Nnoro.
ltiin91n nidt entlprod)en. SnrrD s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-28

@ultl., nobc -. Ctr, is bel l23,
@rlmo}in3 $50; 81.
EbonIoo ". Nrumoi2c an Charles
Is. MricL it,, Siioicitc Clifton, nobe
Eouionitr, - bel 20, 500.
Golporo 5. Stord an &obcrt
Wtroor, Norolcitc @oriltN Nlpa., uabc
Eutorpcnocnceitr., 27lI bel 2O5.2$1,
Wrlno}in2 $63; $3.50.
Camilla Vt. Ncnflc mo @uttc an
Stcpbcu &. zee, SiioiCitc &oioDcttc'
9Dpt, nobc Go%lbonnitr, 1872 bel 81,
wrlwOiin9 $9t S..
Stcptrn =. Gee an MtiIton Ncntle
mo Strut Sil0icitc %oiuucttc NOcnllc.
noNc GuIbolnitr, t5.2 bel 81, @uln0-
sins sol s..
G0m1uno Z. @otca on &oicpb {.
Hoiicl, / &ot2, So.
Mar Mubin an 9to5cl 2. Eortcc
mo SrulL, > Got So.
&otbcrinr Ni. @rnnnon mo sc
mobI an rNn1bInuo &nn0 g."
SiiOmriticitc Der McGuuob, nubt
Nipibcritrabc, 1G.i bel us; So.
Ganmcl NJ. Shoculotcr an .Soic
Ccpoiit & lruit &c." Gruitcc
WrmO-, pcri0nIihca mo pcrn1iidtca
G%i0cutbumn, So.
Nnorcu 5. Gonlon mo 6ruu an
Charles =. Ccloncp, S @rumoitiide;
50.
Gnorcm ). Gonlon an ocniclbcn,
I @rm6ltildc; So.
Charles .. 2cIolcp an An0rcm
). GonIou ul0 6ruL ! @run0ltldc;
So.
G6orlcp 9. Gclancu nuo 6ro1 ali
ricicIbcn, s @rlm0itiidc; So.
nMcrcantilc (ruitc onO 0cpoiit
g." an &nnc9 u. Ncoinlcor 4 Son
Co." Sii0ncit.Gdc uto Snrotogc-
Strnbc, 23.G bel 37.S; S1l00.
9lIbcrt Is. Suffer, &crm, an Ncnrp
Z. 6lrucr etc, 13.1OH bel 10, @rOj.
$3.50; S..
o0ighlonO 2anO So" an &othe-
rinc 30. @romton, Sil0icitc Scr Sill.
toni 2(ocmuc. 10 bel 1874; So.
@brI Hoicrthol ulO 'Srnu an 9lbrn.
bou !. &ub, / Wrumoitiittc, s..
GIipcr i. HobertS unb Srou on s.
i. Sitter mo Strait @citiritc Der
@olic-, nobc Erott- StroBc, $G25.
SonucI SofoIoa Wno Irou an 9.
Ohcn, . @runOltiifc, So.
WurQorct VI. &orboc al Mtinnie u.
Sor6oc, Siioicitc Der @orlcm- 9lpcmlc.
nobc SMrococr. StroBc, lG bel 50,
@run0jin9 500; s..
Ana Stcin an &otic StciL 9for0-
icitc Scr Saratoga. Strobc, nobc Gar.
rollton 9lpcnuc, t6 bel 81, @runojina
500; $1,000.
6ront Montif mo 6roll an San
NctlciCm@f inO 6rnlr. NorOicitc Ger
Giicr StroBG nnhc Canton 2lucnlc,
1910 bel 60, @rrno5in9 $25,66; So.
Barbara licbl an &obn ". Otter
lima mo 6roll, Oiticit Der Sore
StrobC, nnbc Goirmount Npcnlc,
1919 bel G7.G, @runo5in3 $3.50; s..
@iuiom &. NcinboI0 mo sSroll ul
Somlcl M. SiCl0, - 8runoltiide,
So.
Gbomo3 7. MtcGormid an Gli5o-
beth g, Ginbrn6, Noroicitc Ger &om.,
nobc Gmoru-S troBe, II bel 80.
Nrun05in@ cincn bolbcn Sent, 500.
$. @cbltrr Gootc an Ibco, Goofc,
mebrcrC @runoitiidc.
Enrfcr Wt. Spcor uno Srol an
&utbcr Is. SoIcrbnmmcr, = 8runO-
ltiidc, $1,000.
&hco6orc Gpotc mo Srnu an 2licp
y. scopes, Orci @runoitiidc, s..
Com. Ntnrtin mo Sruu an Gbpin
q. @octicr, Mcdt, Sitcl mo Suite.
rCl'c, $1100.
Siooc Grpitoll on nSucccB =. ..
& Z. NJ" Mciticitc Orc Charles,
nnbc VittIc @ltHbc9 Strabc, 81 bel
H. @rlulo}in3 SOS; $500.
&obn NJ. ScnOcrion an Eotrid
NcboinQton mo 6roll, Siticitc Der
Sails Eurnpitc, nobc 4. 9lpcnue, 90
bel 1l2, s..
&urrp .. @oli an Gnlilie @olt-
fnnp. Noroicitc Der NQep,
us bel 80, @runO5ina sd; 1925.
Sobn :. Morria, Nod)loBpermolz
ter, an George ", @uttcrmortb mo
6rmL Siticitc Scr Eoppleton-, nobc
Somborb, Strobc, Is bel 81, 8rrno-
sims So; $500.
Sontca $. Woml6rcQ an sSobn q.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ila6 MelpsUoH Nfo NJ
rsit 6nm Sebrautb in Der 9aIioeR uno VA.
Fce1lsG tatioH lin 1000 aebHoS.
8erIeroirung bon Maum III g p.af' ober BoIs
Iorsggoaapns, LSpeifernten etc. hceroen f1bneu be-
forot per sefcShpn in aueH tol9eloen Etuet.
NirearI: Charles uno Galiiiitpre@Sira5e, e.
g., ct. GauI 1924, pber Wo., 9ourtIunb 1901.
Wif. 5tobal, stafioH, 6. 4 g.. Mt. 8ernor 3l2S;
GaunosrisS tation SnformationS qilrtnn. g. L y,
81. 4duI sac, ooer No., gourtianb 272o: xHA
gr. $40. Glbs9rcaotDan.
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Mcrdlnuts &. Wlincrs Srnnsppt. 6

Tampicrs9iuic
3radlt mo faiinaicrr.
giadl Bolton nne hcnt Sftcu.
Stcn'tNN, SpnrCrituQ. SOntitng mo GlrIlia9,
6 llGr gluCunS.
. Hndl Gruuihcucc uno benz Stct.
Wtpntun, SrcitnN, SdnIItaQ, II Qbr NbeiIo5.
= SAD Mcupurtsacins ma Eurfuf.
SdpIidb. urSpcuuntlrcn !fi1tlUuth, 6 llbr ethcIioS.
= Srd6t aHQcuummcu tUdlidb his 3 uGt gtndnI,
iir OcHfelhCn INg ublnbreuoe 9Gnpfer.
Addl Snunuuab NH ncm Siibct.
SiCHitnO, Sreilda. 6 llbr sIbensS.
:. ". Mc9icin, glQcui, Hier Iub SitostSnn, Str.
NGnpt, Sitrcon: German, nm Siabts StraRe.
Gl3,L&S-J
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2iternrii6cs. = Gs lit lcid.
Ter, oitS einem gilten @eoonfeniplit-
fer cine SilmoreSfe ST. MADDEN, ais
aus elmer idledItcn Snmoresfe einen
3ebanfeniplitter.