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Montpelier examiner., 1908-07-24

still further down the lake toward
Glencoe and Garden City. It was
reported that a large number of
families had sent word they we're
coming and by the end of week
not less than hundred tents will
be stretched in this territory.
The people who live along the
banks of the lake are making ar.
rangements to accommodate all that
come and the Accommodations this
year will be better than usual.
The ACCOMMODATIONS to and from
the lake are also to be good. Tht
bus which will make regular trip
from now on, made its first tril
Saturday night with nine passengers
The trip was made in three hour
each way, and the bus is easy riding
and comfortable. Fourteen peopl
can be carried comfortably.
While the people who are nov
visiting at the lake, are mostly res
idents of Bear Lake county, ther
are some from foreign points. Th
fame Of this summer resort is b.
coming better known every yeal
and more people from other par,
of the state come here for the
summer.
Montpelier examiner., 1908-07-24
FIRE FIGHTERS WILL CROSS BATS
WITH PLAYERS OF WIND INSTRUMENTS
Band and Fire Department will Play Ball Next
Wednesday Evening at Twilight HourAn
Exciting Game IS Expected.

They say If 1T takes the firemen as
long to find Dunn's curves as il does
to get water through the nozzle of
their hose III race they will be
down and out before they know
they have started.
Both Dunn and Theil have some
reputation as pitchers, and both
have men who can catch for them
and play the game. The support
they will get will not be as good
az either the Twin Falls or Soda
Springs pitcher has IN regular games
but the practice Is showing up some
good playing.
For the Fire department Stewart
IS an old player and is coming right
back to form. Whitman, Gray,
Fletcher and a number of others
are getting in good practice, and
will play in good form.
Sullivan, Bert Toomer and Harry
Short have all slgnIfied their will
ingness to play their old posltions
of boyhood days. and cay they Vill
/. catch ball every little while too.
Harold Toomer, Richard Groo,
Russell Groo. Laurence Malone and
{ Harry Hull have all been out and
u are showing up IN exceptionally
:. good form.
Montpelier examiner., 1908-07-24

The base ball game between the
Montpelier Volunteer Fire Depart
ment and the Montpelier Concert
Band has been set for next Wednes-
day July, 30 at five o'clock, and
both teams are doing some hard
practice work getting ready for the
event. Players of ability have
shown up in both organizations and
the game promises to be one of the
most hotly contested if not one Of
the best games seen in Montpelier
this season.
The fire department with Al
T'hiel to pitch and Spldell 10 catch
are figuring that they haye batter.
that the band boys can't hit. They
say that if the musicians could ut,
a club the size of John Thomas
Tuba they might get a foul occas
ionally, but they are counting tina
the fact that these two players hav
been on the field all season and ar
in good shape Is strong card i
their favor.
The band boys will have Jes
Dunn in the boz, with Charlie Kin
to do the act behind the bat, an
: the band boys are just as confidel
THAT they have the best batter,
Montpelier examiner., 1908-07-24

Mr.. Dalrymple had been away from
the city the greater part of the
month AMI the bill was laid aside
for further consideration.
When the council was Informed
that Mr.. Dalrymple had resigned
they called upon the city attorney
to know what the conncIl wight do
in the absence of the mayor toward
filling the vacancy. Mr.. Glenn told
Them they had power to appoint
and confirm an official in the may.
or's absence. Frank Jones, as chair.
man of the council, appointed John
Knutti and the vote was as follows
No-Miles; yes-McLennan, Jones,
Malone. On w. II. Ridd every
member voted yes.
The matter of new quarters fol
the fire department was brought VI
and the council authorized the citl
clerk to lease the Strong building
opposite the Grove Livery at ST.
per month.
Montpelier examiner., 1908-07-24
TOOK LIFE OF FRIEND
WHO DISHONERED DAUHHTER
Tragedy i'm Pocatello Ends i'm Death of
Well Known Mechanic and Impris-
onment of Machinist Helper.

grace Of his daughter, and regrets
the necessity that brought about the
death of his erstwhile friend and
fellow-worker, but expresses himself
as believing he did right when he
took the life Of man who, in the
guise of friendship, brought dis
honor to a young and innocent girl.
The story of the girl as told to her :
parents this morning was to the ef-
feet that last fall, Davies, who lives
alone in little vine-covered shack
near the south end of Pocatello ave.
nue. on the east side, enticed her into
his house under the pretense of Civ
ing her newspaper TO take home
to her parents. Behind locked doors,
she says, the old man accomplished
her run.
Ennis, who has been employed
as machinists' helper in the Short
Line shops almost steadily sInce The
great A. r. u. strike in 1894, which
resulted in the closing of the rail
road shops at Shoshone, lives with
his family at 1882 North Eighth
Montpelier examiner., 1908-07-24

His corps of teachers is the best
money will secure. Major Won
Egloffstein, who has charge of the
military work in the academy, is an
authority IN his line, and each de-
partment of the school is as well
provided for.
Boys are taken at this school and
given board and lodging and com
petent tuition. His discipline is
strict but not severe. Boys who
have been allowed to have their
own way too largely are taken here
and taught the lessons of discipline.
Some of the great men of the west
have had their preliminary ednca-
tion under DIR. Hill and have after
ward attributed their succeis in
large measure to the lessons they
learned while in his school.
The school prepares students foI
the larger universities.
Montpelier examiner., 1908-07-24

A terrible tradegy, in which the
"Unwrltten Law" will figure when
the case comes on for trial, was en-
acted in Pocatello al 9 o'clock Tues
day morning, when John Ennis, a
machinists' helper at the Short Line
shops, and the father of large FAM
lily, shot and instantly killed Evan
Davies, a Short Line blacksmith,
whom Ennis alleges betrayed his 16
year-old daughter, Gertrude. Tues
day morning, when the babe came,
the young mother confessed that
Evan Davies, an old friend of the
family, and man over 60 years of
age, with grown family at Shos-
hone, was the father of her child.
Ennis, with the hot blood of anger
against false fsiend in his heart,
armed himself and went in search
Of his daughters seducer. He found
him at work at a forge in the Short
Line shops and without a word shot
him down. Calmly handing his gun
to Watchman Pat Sweeney, Ennis
was escorted to the city jail for safe
keeping. He feels terribly the dis
Montpelier examiner., 1908-07-24
PLEASURE SEEKERS THRONG TO LAKE
TO SPEND THEIR SUMMER OUTING
The Shores of Bear Lake are Lined with Pleas
ure Seekers and Crowd Growing Dai1y--Ac-
commodationS Good for Visitors.

ssIt there is finer body of water
in the world than Bear Lake | have
never heard of it." This expression
was on the lips of the hundreds of
people who visited this famous sum-
mer resort last Sunday.
People from every part of be
valley congregated at the lake to
spend Sunday, and from Fish Hav-
Ell to Glencoe the banks of the lake
were alive with pleasure seekers.
The water was of pleasant tenn
perature and most of the visitors
spent the afternoon bathing and
swimming. Every boat available
was pressed into service.
Last Sunday was the first big
day this season at the lake, but il
was the opening of the season and
the people who furnish transient
Accommodations along the shorea Of
this magnificent body of water arr
now ready to accomodate the larg'
crowds of travellers who will tax,
their summers outing there.
The different camps where ten
room is given are all in READINGS
to take care of the campers VIII
will come. AS many as dozel
tents were already pitched in Els
Hayens and several were Pitehe
Montpelier examiner., 1908-07-24
MONTPELIER IS OPPOSED
TO RAISING ASSESSMENT T
Merchants are Unwilling to Increase
Valuation Until Corporate Interests
are Raised in Same Proportion.

last years ratio In order to assure
the people of square deal with
other counties and with the rail-
roads.
The Examiner, since the matter
has become of such general public
interest, has attempted to learn the
sentiment of the business interests
of Montpelier in the matter, A
large number Of the busines men of
Montpelier have been interviewed
upon This matter, and almost with
out exception they are opposed to
the raise at this time. They believe
that by raising at this time when
not positively assured that other
property is to be raised proportion
ately the people of Bear Lake coun-
ty are done an injustice
Railroads, according to all re-
ports available, cost on an average
of $65, 600 per mile for construction
and pay dividends on even more
rhey are assessed at $13, 800 pei
mile which is 90 per cent of tbel'
valuation. When the commission.
ere raise the propt rtY of the farmer
and merchant they haYe no power
10 make similar raise in thu
property of railroads and publ,
utilities. They have to depend en-
slreIy upon the action of the stat
! board of equalization for this actor
. and If the board does not raise tn
= farmers and business men Of tn
J county would be paying on so pc
cent of their cash value while tn
railroads were only paying on 2
: per cent.
y, County Auditor Holmes and Al
: SCISSOR Floyd have taken up tn
matter with the state board an
:, with each county separately and e1
pect to have letters from thef
:. sources to take before the comm
sioners at the next meeting, stain
what will be done other place
Whatever these letters contain
70 however, the people of Montpeli
~ will want the assurance to be pc
- tive AMI definite before they W
:. be satisfied with a raise. They |
- lleve that the commissioners, the
only represe natives in the matte
% should resolve every doubt in fav
- of the people they represent rath
"A than IN favor of the corporate
terests that are alr' aay escapi
.ho their just proportion of taxes.
H. Lieutenant Governor +. A. b
Montpelier examiner., 1908-07-24

The meeting of the county com
missloners to be held next Monday
will be watched with great deal of
interest, as at this meeting thu com
nlssioners will decide whether the
increased assessment of this year Is
to be allowed to stand or not.
Montpeller's business interests
are almost as unit against the III
crease. The people of Montpelier
ire not convinced that all other
counties will make proportlonate
raise, or that the state board of
equalization will make a similar
raise IN the valuation of railroads,
telephone and telegraph lines. They
take the position that the large cor
porate interests are already assessed
on a smaller percentage basis than
The common property of the county
md that 1t is time enough for the
raise in county property when the
state board has done it's work and
raised railroads.
The entire contention has beer
the outgrowth of meeting of th'
assessors and tax collectors he'll
in Boise laet winter. At that time
it was decided to make uniform
fort to bring the assessed valua
ton of the state up to a so per cen
basis. Assessor Floyd has actet
in good faith and carried out th
spirit of his agreement with hl
fellow assessors and has raised tn
valuation. OH practically every plec
of property i'll the county. Th
assessors at that time argued that
higher assessment and lower ia
levy would NEAR the same amour
of taxes and that many benefit
would come from such plan.
When Asse ssor Floyd sent OF
n his notices to the various properi
e owners within the county there vi
8 some conformation among the
p md good number gathered
). Paris to protest against the rails
9 The county commissioners are Il
g representatives of the people
e such case and the matter mu
hnany be approved by them befo
" the action of the assessor goes III
B. effect.
re The commissioners refused
lie pass fayorably upon the assesf
e. work until furtherfinvestiga,ion a
?. adjourned until ne1;t Monday vi
ts they will finally decide upon
lr matt'r. It is believed that
asse ,sment il to be all cut down
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Nnfunft
seit ilber 60 aabrem

itlon fpurDe Wers. gginsIolp's Sootb'
itla-gprip bon Wiillionen con Wfiit-
tern beim 3abnen Der ainoer ange.
menbet. @irit Oh I'M Sblafe onrd
oas Sdreien eines ainoes eeltort,
oas i'm 3abnen lit uno Dor Sdmer5en
weint2 8enn 10, lalie iofort cine
ssluide BON uWfrs. @inslou's Sootb.
ina.Sprup" bclen. Setn @ert lit
ilnbesabIbar. gs miro oenl fleinen
2eibenoen loiort 2inberung peri6af.
FEN. @erldBt eu6 oarauf Yfiitter,
es lit fein 3peifel oariiber. Gs belt
Oiarrboe, reguIiert ben Wagen nno
sic Nieren beieitigt 8ino.aolif, er.
peiht oen 8ollmen, uerbinoert Cut
3iinolng uno itarft bas gauge Sp.
item. ,0ers. @insIoip's Sootbing
Sprup" fir 8abnenoe ainoer 1T an.
qencbm i'm 8eidnnd; oas He5ept
Itontmt bon einem Der beiten meibli-
den 9(erste in oeu Ser. Staaten. Gs
lit Bel ollen Drugeiltcl in Der gMl5en
g9elt al bobeu. Breis % Gents per
GloIhe. aanft nidts ouoeres ols
,,Mrs. @insloiu's Sootbins Sprllp. :"
@orantiert inter Der sSoob ano
Drigs 9fte, 80. sSuni 1906, SeriaI
Drummer 1898.
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gcbr leid)t bergefteat.
Gs ,uiro memiscr 5dlafloiisfeit &C.
ben, iuenn bic 8euobmer SaM
slmtumis's bas MadtebenSe
erfahrem.

sssbr fonnt 9eodts nibt nit einem
Idlner5enoen gfiiden i6lafen, eileln
lobnlen, einem ibmaben ooer eineln
fronfen.
Doan's 9fierenpillen iino fir
ldn1er5elloen &iiden.
sic beilen iebe 9lrt bon geieren-
leioen, bon1 einfahen idmer5enoen
Miiden Big 5ur Sarnrlibr.
Sic tperoen bon 8eipobnern San
Mntenio's erboriiert.
gs. 81. 6 o t. 2t9 Solepbine Ctr
San Mntonio, Eeras, iogt: SD lit
al ltno au an Nieren- uno 8lalen.
leioen fir beinaDe aipan5ig Sabre llno
id fam oie 56mer5en nidt bei6rei.
ben, bic id ipdbreno oieier 8eit EN-.
pfunoen babe. Wan1n1al befano ib
mid, 70 nnippbl uno f6le6t, oab i'd
meine grbeit nibt nerri6ten llno
Na1ts ni1t i6lafen follllte. S9lieb.
lih faufte ib I'M 8erar Drug Store
cine @da1tel Doans geieren-Biaen.
gdlo peripiirte ib grleidterung uno
nadbeln i6 einige Sdadteln ge-
brandt bate, mar id g1n5lid bon
meiner aranfbeit eebeilt. Sd bin
nur 5u frob, Ole Yillen gnoeren emf
pfeDIen 81 f0nnen. I"
3uan Werfauf bei alien 9dnolern.
preis so Gents. ! Softer Milbllrn
Co., Buffalo, Stem Dorf, alleinigQ
Mgenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert gu1 oes Namens
9oan's uno nebnt feline nnoeren.
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Sin perloren sesausener Srieo6of.

slus Wari1ou fpreibt man Der
gerliner 8oiiiiden 3eit,,ns Sier
ift elm Jrieobof in Berluft geraten
Wm fam i'm nidt finoen. gs lit
bas Der Sriebbof Der iIoiiben Sefte
Ser aaraiten Die @aridauer aa-
raiten-4olonie beitebt aus etrpa 60
biz 70 9erionen. gooesfdIle unter
tbnen iino ielten oa iih Die 2elte,
ipenn iie alter tperoen uno erfranfen,
eetpobnlid) nad Der arim 5uriidbe,
.eeben, mo- Die Sefte berltanlnt, I'M
BORT auf oen 6rieobofen ibrer @lall-
bensgenoiien beeroigt 5u iper0en. SIM.
MERLIN batten iie in @aridnu cine
eieene 8egrabnisitatte. Die lette
8eilesung fano bort Dor etlpa 10
SSabren itatt. @or mebreren Iagen
lit MN bier Elm 8araite eeitorben iino
ais man i'm beeroisen ipollte, itellte
es iib beraus, oaB Der 5rieobof ber-
ibmunoen lit. $50 er bingefommen
lit. mos aus linn geporoen lit, mar
weber beim Wtagiitrat nod bel Der
itdotiid)en 8egrdbnisfaiie gu ermit.
tellt. 10 oaB man ider5peiie erflart.
er iei bon ben 9anoiteu oerpropriirt"
moroen. SSm llebrieen troitet man
iih ba11it bnB ia tdelit) @elobeutel.
llbren, SSinuelcn lmo oereleiden per-
loren geben ino oaB IN &ubIato
idon gon5e Giienbobn5iige ipurlos
uerlhmunoeu lino ipesbolb ioG
Elm @leihes nidt eiilmal aud nit
einen ,Srieobof geideben? Der tote
aoroite puroe norlaufig oif Dem
iiioiihen iSrieobofe beeroist. Die
Suhe nod Dem Observation-Disclosures
miro ober fortgeieet.
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Seras

Die ssngenieur 8eboroe Der
8unoesresierung bat oas BON Dem
Megierungsingenieur Sofes in Gal
pelton ennpfobIene 4roieft, einen
5bifffabrtsfanal BON Sres Halacios
Ban nab Matagorba 8ap aus6ag-
germ gu loiier, 5uriidgetpieien
Die Giienbabnfon1nriiiion bat
Die S. SO. 81. 8abn, oie Sort Wortb
uno Oenper, Die 9eras Eacific uno
oie gtod ssslono 9abn angepieien,
ipGbreno oes nGhlten Sabres 0erbei-
ierilngen OIL ibrem Spitem por5n.
nebmen, oie ungefabr aht Wil-
lionen Dollars folten peroetl.
Der friibere @oubernenr 8oies
BON Soma liegt i'm @oipital gu gl
Naio, an Der 2ungenent5iinoung
idiper erfranft, oarnieoer.
ssn Ga Grange tpuroe Der Sier-
arst Qainpe bon eii1ent Nfero ge-
ihlaeen uno idmer perIest.
Der Hro5eB Der @aters-Hierce
Oil Company, bel bem es iid I'M
bic sSroge banbelt, Oh Ole Staatsge=
ridte ooer Die 8unbesgerifte einen
Meceiper fir Die @eieaihaft 81 err
nennen baben, ipiro iest Dor Dem
Ober 8unoesgeriht CUR 8erbano-
lung fonmen. Die @eie1fbaft 1T
beim Ober Yumoesgerift Inn einen
Iogenannten nlprit Of certiorari" ein-
gefomnlen, ourh ben Die aompe>
ten5 Der anoern @erihtsbofe fir un=
5ureiheno erfldrt miro, lino bat Die
len ,urit" befpilligt erbnlten.
Das Sber 0un6esgeridt bat
ben Ero5eb, BEN infer Staat gegen
|D. 81. SAINT nnb anoere fiibrte, ge.
wonnen. gei oieiem Nro5eB ban-
bette es iid I'M 10000 slder 9ano
| in @ioalgo County, uelhe Die Be
flagten nnf einen alten ipaniihen
Grant" bin als ibr gigentum bean-
ipruhten. Der Staat beitritt Die
@iiltigfeit oes Grant" nidt, be.
bauptete ober, oab oieie 10000 slder
| niht nebr 5u benz 2ano geborten,
oos ourh ben v@rant" iibertragen
par. Mfit oieier 8ebaiptllna bad
er jebt rebt bebalten
Diitriftribter Calhoun in
9(uitin bat oas @eiub oes Staates
INN grnennuns zines @eceipers fiji
oas in 1eras befinoli9e gigentinl
Der Stanoaro Oil Company geipdbrt
@epraientant Garner bot eint
gia i'm aongreB eiugereiht, ourf
Die cine @ermeiiung fir einen Sdiff.
| fobrtsfonal bon glranias paB mad
| oen Werften in CORPUS gbriiti an
georonet ipiro. Heprdientant Gregg
perlanet in elmer Bill bic ernennine
elmer geboroe, Die in @alpeiton Ell
nen Hlas fir elm Srodenood uni
| cine Warineitatiou ailspdblen ioll
uno in elmer anoern Bill oie 8eipilli
grng BON 100000 fir ben gau Ell
mes 8unoeseebduoes in Yaleitine.
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Die SerbeiIernns Der Mbein= Sdiff-
fnf1rt

IuV<Ss
geo6oe1n es oen forteelesten 8e=
miibungen ser Sirna &nipldeer in
&ubrort gellngen III, Die S6iff-
Bartlett oes Sberrbeins bis 8aiel
ourd 8oblreibe, gum 9eil BON Der
staot goleI unteritiiste 9robefabr@
ten na65ulpeilen uno nadoen,
bieronr6 begiinitiet, Die lanefdbri-
gen @erbonoluneen 3mii6en 8aoen,
9opern uno @liaB 2otbringen lpe-
gen Hegulierung oes Oberrbeins
gum 4bidluB gefonmen iirto, bat
oie ser 8erfpirflibune naber eeriidte
@nsiibt, oen @roBihifffobrtsmes beg
M6eins bonn Weer bis 8aiel fort
3uiesen, gu peiteren Broieften an=
gereet 5ultd6it 5u Dem Hlan einer
4analiiierune oes Nbeins bon 8aiel
Bis gum 8obenIee uno ninmebr 5u
einem con 50. giibler IN &oInlar I'M
3entralblott ser 8auperipaltling
miteeteilten 9roieft, Sen 8ooeniee
aIs staubeden gu benusen Bdb-
reno Die 4onaliiierung Der @bein-
ltrede 8aiel-8ooenlee 5nndhit unh
bauptia9lih Die l1feritaaten BEG
Mbeins uno 8ooeniees beriibrt, bat
oos atDeite 8roieft einen ipeitreiben.
Ben ginfluB auf oas Sob- uno
Nieorigpaiier oes &beins Big our
bouanbiihen @ren5e uno peroient
llmiomebr 8ea1tung, als Die @us.
fiibrung oieles 8roiefts aud unab-
bGngig BON Der 4analiiierllne Der
gbeinitrede gaiel-9ooeniee ausau-
fiibren mare.
Der 8epfaiier iteat fir Die gnt-
midlung oes 8ooeniees als Stau-
beden II. a. folgenoe 8e0ingungen
onf: y Sci gefiil1tem Staubeden
porfommenbe 9o6fluten miiiien ln=
l6aolih uno ieIbittatig abflieBen q
oie 9eie6eripaiiernbfln limb
gu peritdrfen 81 Die Sodmoiierab.
fluBmensen iino 8u perninoern, A.
bic big Wannbetm be3p. 6is Strab-
burg-aebl perfebrenoen Sra6ti6iffe
fino bis gum 9ooeriee 81 bringen
Oie grfiiIlung oieier Beoingungen
nil Der 9erfaiier oaourd erreiden
oaB bas Stanbefen auf ben oberen
gobenlee MIR als slusgleibbeden bel
plosliden So9fluten benust piro
gibler, Dem es mebr INN Die 8epin=
| nung bon 9riebfraften als Inn Die
9erbeiierune Der Sdifffabrt 5u tun
| liit, belnerft gum sdlnB:
@elingt es, i'm oberen 8ooeniee Ell
men Stauraum BON 2500 Big $500
Miaionen aubifmeter iider5ulteIlen
neben Der Shaffung eines minoeltens
800 Miaionen 4ubifneter baltenoen
Sduebedens I'M geienften unteriee,
| 10 laiien ii6 Die Sodwailer i'm 8bein
perminoern uno Die Nie6eripolier ber-
itarfen. Die 9rafttpeae bon ltanois
| Mil1ion Bferbefrdften fame benz
gebiirfnis entipredeno aamablid sur
9lusbentllng.
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spmtberm 4acific Nabm.
Nictorta Chiffon. @. s. & 3
(0uli St0re.)
apfalrt

MaG guero, @ictoria, Bort aabaca, Corpus
gbriiii, grounsbiue, 0tio Sranbe. Gttb.
@oltab, 8eebine, Wbarton, YalactsS uno
pouifon -. hoo Hloteels
MnfInft 8.3o<1oenos
Ser cam Soufton" nat euero, gtcforta,
@barton nnb 5ouiton:
Abfatrt. 100 aoeHos
Mnfnnft 100 norgens
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Giienbabll=J JaDrplau.
q. u. & q. q. 8abm

uGabb Grodet "s5us mad Souftou. '@aIbeiton,
Beaumont uno Orange. @bfabrt llbr abenbs.
stnfilnft 7.65 morgens.
ssad sferrebtue, atbfabrt $50 moreens. an.
fltnft bort 11s0. Mbfabrt bon RerrbiIIe 4 ubr
natmtttaes, anfunft tn Gan antonto 7.6o
abenbs. ysur samftagB mad Rerrbiue: llbr
natmtttaes. &iidJatrt bon bart Wiontags b. !,
mo-eens, grnfunft in San antonio $50 NOR,
gems.
gsa1 guero, goetuH, Soufton, GaIpettol,
Gibbinss, godbaIe, Cameron uno Woco. Mb'
iabrt S45 bormittaeS, Gnttnft 1br moreens.
gsa1 geebiue, Corpus Gbrtftt, SItce, Mattts.
@ranfas 9aB. Rodport. albfabrt 1.50 nads
nj. tarS nnb llbr abell6S @nflnft 7.66
u1oreens ltb 1.50 na9utfttaas
gsa1 Salfurias. Nbfabrt 8 ubr abenSs. Elm.
frnft 755 uiorgens.
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0erabesit S6ur6eit.

u@enn SIR an Suiten, Grfaltlng
ooer ettt5iinoeteln Sals leioet 10 mare
es gerabe5u Sorbeit, cine anoere We-
oisin ols Or. Sings geeue gntoefung
5u nebrlen,~ iagt 6. 8. glorioge bon
empire, Ga. Sd babe oie uNeue
gnt6edune" iieben Sabre lang gegen
oieie 9ranfbeiten gebraadt un6 balte
iie fir bie bette gege1 Sals- llno Cunt
genIeioen. 9lli6 lneine ainber ipur-
Sen our1 iie bon 8rallne fliriert.
8erfallft inter @arantie bon @oolpb
DreiB uno 81. gobn & 60. SOC uno
81. Hrobeflaide frei.
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Wah NroiunsbiQe

Ser 9ua Der SltnTet @ietoria 9ihtiion, ab'
fabrt TOO ntorsers. ua6t III 1laeeoo Serbtn'
bung init ber @ulf @oaft 9tne fir Corpus
gbriIti, anfunft bort 4.55 nattnlttaas Nnlunli
In NrotpnSbue e25 a6enbs.
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W. s.. & =. sabm.
Mtfa trt

Natb 8aco. Sort gDortt GaIas, RanlaS etfe,
ct. aouts unb gbieago. tdgltn (Snntet
9eppp 600 a6enoS
pofnfauo bio enttt6btue 790 bormttta1S
slIamo 6peoiaI mad smtibOiue, Spufton. Gal,
beiton 1925 abertbs
Anfanft.
gon ebieaso. ct. eoais. aanfas gitb. Salias.
Sort @ortb uno 9s1co. theIt1 tSunlef
DepoD 3.op Hosee"D
qofnI ana pia smttbbiIIe 9.05 abenoS
gIamu 5pesial bon Smitbpiue. Souiton, gal'
ssffor 625 mrraeils
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8. & W. u. 8ai)n.

Wnfagrt.
Qa1 alien 9sorbsIegastY tYunften
A llbr lnb bormittags.
gacb ct. 9outs WlempbtS nnb benz Often
.l.25 ubr natbm. uno Z 45 cbenbs.
gsae Merifo -. 1920 llbr bornittagS.
Mntnnft.
Bon ct. 1puis u benz Often $50 mDra.
Bon ct. 2ollis II. bem Often, $50 nlorg.
Bon 2arebn ut,b Merifo -. 1.06 nabm
Bon ct 9ouis, 8anias Gitb 8 45 abba.
ct. soais e. Gun 6fantiaso 6asn.
Nbfaprt
slaeb Sort smitb, Springfield, ct. aouis, RAM
ias Gitu. Chicago g. & 8. q. Depo)
o,oo aoeHo9
Mnfunft.
Bon Ct. 2ouis, 8anias gitp, paris, ebieaso
-. 1910 morgens