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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-10-09

Many people delude themselves by
saying ut will wear away" when
they notice symptoms of kidney and
bladder trouble. This is a mistake.
Take Foley's Kidney remeay, and
stop the drain on the vitality. It cures
backache, rheumatism, kidney and
bladder trouble, and makes every trace
of pain, weakness and urinary trouble
disappear. Sold by Theo. Strain.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-10-09
The Northwestern Dental Co

When you go to New Orleans to get
your dental work done, be sure to call
at the Northwestern Dental Co., No.
912 Canal Street. You will find the
finest and best equipped dental Office
in the South, under the management
of DR.. L. A. Brewster. Moderate
prices; frst-class work, is the motto.
Everything strictly frst-class, and ten
year guarantee on all work.
Open Sundays from to 4; evenings
until p. m.
NORTHWESTERN DENTAL Co.,
912 Canal ST.. New Orleans.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-10-09

FOR SALE-Five lots of ground,
60x12O, each, beautiful location. APP
dly to E. D. KENTZEL.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-10-09
TrGSSDaSS Notice

All parties are hereby forbidden
under penalty of the law, to cut wood,
deaden trees, or otherwise tresspass
on my lands in this parish.
JACQUES PELLOAT.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-10-09
No Trespas sing.

All persons are hereby forbidden to
hunt, trap, fish, or otherwise trespass
on the lands of the undersigned under
penalty of the law.
WALTER PIERCE.
feb20-3m. WARREN PIERCE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-10-09

Junius Hart Piano House Ltd, VS.
Mrs. Julia E. Moore-No. 88, 422.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-14
MKINLEY TEAM
IN FINE FORM

1t is when the rough corners are
coming off tentative football team,
just prior TO the seasons first game.
that the amount of grunts register the
probable amount of worry that each
individual member of the team will be
able to stand on the gridiron 1t is
for that season that the coaches and
partisans of the Mckinley High school
team are keeping tabs on the form put
up by the boys.
Rosa is said to be showing I'D in
great form at quarter although not
equaling Desha at that position. Sea-
berry Short, who has imported Oregon
vim into the team, is playing a fast
game at right end and is said to be
scheduled for that position in a num-
Der of the games this season.
A small hurricane in the shape of
"Sambo" Saffery is wiggling around
where tackle usually stands and his
three years experience is helping him
put great showing in practise. Ralph
Walker, guard, scrub of last year, is
playing hard, fast game and seems
to have the fine points down where
they can be got to easily. "Jim "
Laeha, Duke Kalianamoku, the crack
swimmer and Brother JIM Likila,
all Kan boys, are other players on the
team who will uphold the colors of
Mckinley High during the season.
From the looks of the team, Satur-
days game will be a hummer and a
large crowd should witness the open
ing spasm of the season.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-14
TOWN SQUAD
NOW TUNING UP

The aggregation of pig chasers
which Eddie Fernandez is getting to-
gether for the game of October 16 will
be a hummer. All the players who
have exhibited marked ability at the
game in past years have signifed their
intention of participating in the con
test of next Saturday by turning out
regularly at the baseball grounds,
where punting, drop kicking and signal
practise have already become the daily
routine.
Such gridiron warriors as Plunkett,
McDougaIl and Sherwood are getting
into the game again with the proper
spirit. "Bob'' Chillingworth, the old
high school captain and full back will
probably be seen at left end in Eddie s
bunch. "Haole' Sumner, the famous
drop kick artist, will hold down the
other end. From all appearances, TINS
pair will bear watching next Saturday
Campbell, Punahou's former quarter,
is showing his oldtime form and may
be depended to make things 60 some
when the town boys are in possession
of the ball.
Elisha Andrews, whose punting was
the feature of last years football sea
son, is getting off his usual supply OF
assorted spirits.
Eat KeIlett, of last years High
School squad, will hold down the center
position and make things interesting
for Austin White. Taken as whole
the team is a heavy one, one which viii
put up a good line for the lighter and
faster boys from the Mckinley High
Schnnl to get around.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-14
OAHU BASEBALL
LEAGUE DOINGS

The regular monthly meeting of the
Oahu Baseball League for October
promises to be interesting. for many
important matters are on the slate. 1t
will be held at the office of Senator
Charles F. Chillingworth at half pasr
seven tonight, the acceptance of the
"McCandless Cup being one of the
things to be discussed.
The games between the league teams
at Athletic park. next Sunday will be
pulled off in rapid fire manner. The
Mu Hooks and C. A. C.'s starting the
ball rolling at nine in the morning.
The program allows them just one hour
and a half to set the pace for the
day; for at half past ten the Asahis
are going to buck the P. 4. C.'s.
The Kalihis and J. A. C. IS will intro
duce the afternoon games, and the
teams will "play BALI at half past
one. The Z. S. Marines will make
faces at the C. A. c.. later and the
near-sailors are reported to have
bought a new bat.
The league wishes its thanks to Pea
cock e. Co. for the trophy they have
offered publicly expressed. The beau
tiful cup has just arrived to gladden.
the hearts of every team who are tying
strings on this years championship
It is designed in the form of silverec
horns and is just the thing to makv
the boys put new edge on their bats
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-14
REPORT OF EXTENSION
OF WAIKIKI RESERVE

1t is now thought that the govern
ment IS preparing to take up add
tional land along the water line at
Waikiki, Eva of the Engineers camp
As yet no official adyices have been
received by either Major Winslow OF
Marshal Hendry but it is supposed that
they will soon be notified. The prop
erty concerned is owned by Mrs. Blck'
erton, George H. Kentwell. John Cassi-
DIV and the proprietors of the Mochizu
ki Club. OF these. the latter IS the
only one who has received intimation
that such an action is TO be taken.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-14
LOCAL TENNIS PLAYERS
MAY MEET CHAMPIONS
Men Who Captured Honors at Newport and at
Eastern Tournament Going Through and
May Play Here.

The team that is to represent the
United States in the struggle to re-
gain possession of the Davis Cup is
en- route to Australia to play the cham
pions of the past two years on the S.
S. Aorangi, expected to arrive in this
city on Saturday morning. The rep
resentatives in doubles are McLough-
lin and Long who put up such a
sterling contest against Hackett and
Alexander in the national champion
ship contest in August. Americans are
very optimistic over their chances, par
ticularly in view of the fact that they
defeated the best team that England
was able to put in the field this sea-
son with comparative ease in the pre-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-14
THANKSGIVING DAY MEET.
An all day field session has be

An all day field session has been
arranged for Thanksgiving Day, No
vember 25, and the program, which
is being arranged by Doctor E. H.
Hand, is crowded full of "incident. -
Athletic Park has been secured for
the occasion and the meet will con-
tinue from one to six. Besides the
regular event races there are sack
races, obstacle races, ladies' races, and
all the other picnic frills down and
the day ought to furnish thrills and
laughs in rapid succession.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-14

liminaries in Philadelphia. They are
top notchers and there are not more
than two men in the world who are
their superiors in their present form.
It is probable that Honolulu tennis
enthusiasts may have an opportunity
to see them in action as an effort is
being made to arrange for a match be-
tween Roth and Gee of this city and
the aspirants for the world s champion
ship. While undoubtedly outclassed,
yet the Honolulu men play a game
very far above the average and can
be safely counted on to give a good
account of themselves. Every person
in Honolulu who is interested in tennis
will undoubtedly turn out to witness
the match, which will probably be held
on the Beretania courts on Saturday
afternoon
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-14

The fastest mile made by a trotter
during the Portland Fair meeting was
2:11h, Zombronut and Lee Crawford
both winning heats in that time. but
in the pacing division Adam G. set
new race record for three heats in
the Northwest when he won the 2:Os
pace in 2:o6A, 2:06H and 2:O6a, one
Of the best races ever paced on this
Coast.
The $4,000 purse for 2:12 class trot-
ters was won by the gray Zombro geld
ing Henry Gray after a hard battle
with Lee Crawford, Sophia Dillon and
Ida Carter, the gray horse outlasting
his field in a fve-heat race.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-14

Trotting bred horses must be popular
with some people when a mare sells for
$4,000, the highest price ever paid for
a trotting mare, and gelding sells
for $4,000. As both these sales were
made in the United States during the
past two months, there is certainly
some foundation for the claim that
trotting bred horses are still in favor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-14
COAST RACING
SEASON IS PAU

A. b. norman OF w OOQIan0, Callf0r-
MIA, known long as one of the most
prominent race horse breeders in the
country has at last decided to close
out his famous stables on account of
his i'll health. There will be about
twenty-five thoroughbred horses of all
classes at the block when the sale
comes off on October 25, some of which
are pedigreed back for ten generations.
The next matter of Importance to
occupy the attention of Pacific Coast
breeders of trotting and pacing stock is
the nomination of their mares served
this year in Pacific Breeders Futurity
No. 10, which like its predecessors of
recent years, has value of $3.50 guar
anteed by the Pacific Coast Trotting
Horse Breeders Association. This flu
turity stake is the most important har-
ness racing event in California. It pro-
vides four races annually at the breed
ers' meeting and has done more to
keep the sport alive, and to keep up
an interest in the breeding of standard
horses than anything else that has been
done.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-14

be few freaks that were not bred for
anything in particular, but the horses
that stand out the most prominently
will be those that were bred to trot
or pace by men who expected a trottel
or a PAGER when the parents of these
horses were mated.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-14
WALK MAKIKI.

The Hola Ala Walking Club will
negotiate Makiki valley next Sunday,
with the good old principle in mind
that walking promotes longevity. The
members will meet at the head of Ma
kiki street at two in the afternoon and
get "off in d bunch
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-14

Captain Inman Sealby. commander OF
the white Star liner Republic, which
ms ennl 1as+ v-aar ser a collision
with the Italian steamer FIotida. has
entered the University Of Michigan a.
a freshman law student at fifty yea1s
OF age.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-14

The harness racing season of 1909
will soon be ended and the statisticians
will begin preparing tables of money
winners and record breakers for the
year. When they are all compiled the
results will show that the trotting bred
horses have won the most money and
taken the fastest records. There will
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21
Wtii; acacn yDmdjcr.

III II 9 II II, re, 20. San.
Sn Clinton. NC, BOZ @oupcr
mem &itd)inr Bic bortigc Mili5.Gom-
posnie al,t, lin oas @eidnsniB ge9e!l
cine Shonr crbitterter @iirgcr SIT
idiisen, irelfc Sen Neser @illionl
@arb 81, lOndjrn orpbten. Der in,
2aufe bcs Lagos ueriuht bate. Der
Sruu u. ). Wc2eob III Moltonoille
bier Mcilcn bon Clinton. 3enalt nnf
5,ltbun. Ter @eaer w,lroe nod rehi.
5eiti9 uon ciuem ber5u toinmenoeu
&sejBen uerid)clid)t. bonn nit @litt-
bnitocn pcrTc!gt mo ergriiien, mo
nad)bem Srou McScpo, rcihc iibri.
gems nidlt perlebt lit, i'm iocutiti5irt,
lluf Clinton geidJaift. no iif botb
cine iold)e Gntriiihtng erbob, baB
ToriidtsmuBreseln notbwenois MIR
Den, iinl cinen 6elpoltaft uuf ieoeu
Jall aitsSniflieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21
NGmilicnsS raa0oicu.

5burA ga, 20. San.
- 81 Dem nnbe acle9enen Srte Der
mird bat Benton 2auterbodL ein 40
Sabre alter lpobIbctamltcr gilreer
bon BORT. Der ieit ciniscr 3eit frdnf-
lid, mar, lid e~ridloiien. Ais ieinc
IS Subre alto Wlltter, 6ruu IS. u.
Y~udingbam, Die Sdlretensllafrid)t
%rernobnl, %itiir5te lie nit Dem Ausruf
nmein ainb, mein aino!" foot 5u
9ooem.
Mnlbington, ga, 20. San.-
AIS beutc Dem A Sabre altengtihoei
8igler mitgetbeilt muroe, ieine i'm
Soipitnl beiinblihc, AT 9linobarm.
Gnt5iinoinB leioenbc Srol merbs
MIR nod ipcnigc Stunocn lcben. be-
1ab er iidl noh &urlc luno crid)oB iid).
lin OieIelbe 3eit itarb leine 6rau i'm
&oipitol. Sie Yi9Icrs iuaren Dit.
glicher angeiehcrcr Samilicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21
Tns Saltimorc=G omntp.

Brand I'M Sc,lie oes Srlt. 9. Sor.
bnn. - Sic i'm @ebG,lbe St)lo,
ienorl SIR red,ten 3eit gclpett.-
Canton Sdultinocr oiirien Den
Eraiioenten Mooiepelt iebcn.
3ltr @cbultffru1c Der Gouutp-
Sehrcr.
Gin Brand, Der AM 1ieuitoa
gteno in eilem 3inlmer 0eS 5lucitcn
Stodluerta hes BON Srn. mo Sroi
.. Soroan b%eluobntcu &altiea, Nr.
3i0f, Soone-S traBc, Canton. auf IN,
hcfunntc @eiie ailsbrah, hattie ihlinl.
me 6olNeu nod lid 5iebcn f0nnen,
lueluu nidyt Sr. Tictor &erfel Don Nr.
3lO9, &uhion-S trobe, Ole Slammcn
rcd)tScitiQ cntoett h1ite. ais or an
ocnl &ollic uoriiber AiuN, Gr beuod,
rit)tigtc Die Canton. iSeuerwcbr, nah
reNo anocrc Nnliautcn &rn. mo
JrMu >ioroaN, iue!he inn ielben Stof.
lperf ldlliefcu lulo ourd) Den Heud,
bercits beiltabe iibernGltiet muren,
lpeftcu. lic Seuenpebr bette sic
6lonrncn i'll &llr5cm gclGiht inner
bin ma bcreits cin Sd)ooel bon
etlpn $50 nilgerihtet, "a Gin Fiailo
tart beidoiat luuroe.
9eiuhcn Sen TtGiioentcn.
ltlttcr 6iihuula bon Eroi. Nobrrt
Inorelus mcr0cn bclltc ctlua 60 Htu.
ben mo Mabd)en. Stiilcr scr Silent.
liden Sd)i;lc i'll Canton per Spe,
jialmaegon Der o@nibingtou. 8olti,
more ll1lO HlnappliS eleftriid)eu
SnbnY eirleu gusilug nod, @aibin0z
ton motbcn. no tic I'm bic Oiittaaa.
set pom Er0liocntcn Nooieuclt en,-
p'Qllgen luerhen.
Sur @chnItsfrngc Ser
~,.-. Eebrcr.
Mt Der Observation-Disclosures Mcnlo.
ri1l STRIDE 5u SiNblnn0tolpn ial,o ON
EienltaB Itcno cine BOZ, ctipu $50
VemoRlern BON Sigblou0fpnn ruo
Sonton bei,'t)tc &erinnmllula Itott,
II. nclder ole Observation-Disclosures
6ro9c Der Sdullebrcr ppit Bait
nlprc.e oi,ntg beiprod)c,l lpurhe. Nm
lprad1el lpllrbcn acbaltcn BON Il,ill@
St. &opo, %ice Eraiibent unb DC
neral Beiddftsfiibrer ser ,NiorplunS
Stabl-e ompognic" bon Sparrcpa
Fotnt, ipeldler olld) Sen @criib fiibr
te. Naltor s. @pnnc ,Soncs bon Der
MISUNDERSTANDING, Eaitor Gnorclp q.
&coo bon Der biihoilidcn nnetbobi.
,ri'dJen @iablonb-airhc. Hchtsan
malt YIN. .. 2nwrcnce. Mnn. Weoce
eollIter uno tSreo. Guans, Erdiioert
bes vSigblunotopn mo Canton Ser.
ldloneriin9s Icreins".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21
9ilep's Name seitriden.

Gonnecttcut's nciler Goupernellr lit
nidt mebr GongreBmitglieo. -
aifaire Brownsville iputt nod
immer i'm Senat. - @ertpiui.
~gungsbius inter G%r.pdglng.
Malbtngtom, :. g., 20. San.
Ias observation-disclosures uobm
hellte obne Sppoiition einen @eid)luB
OIL, pcIber perorbnei, bab Geo. j..
2incp, ser nellc @ouuernelr BON
Gomnccticllt, Don Der elite Der Mit-
elieoer scltriden lpcrocil ipu. 2illep.
hattie ieine Heiignation als Heprdicn'
tont niht eingereidt, ob9Ieid) er ld)on
Dor 5lpei @oden ais 8ouperncur poll.
Connecticut initollirt uurbe. Nas.
Saus iebte Die Grndgumg Der Slot
ten acknowledgements tort unb erie
bigtc cine Nn5abl Ilnerbemcnte III
Ve5ug auf ocn llntcrbolt Der 6lotten-
gouboie mo Slottenitotionen. Die
Slottenbiu miro pabribcinlid Die
3eit bes Souies nod bis gum nad)
item 6reitaa III Aniprud) ncbmen.
lin 5.17 eriolate Tertaarna.
Tie Affaire Brownsville iuor bellt,.
obermals @egenltanb Scr Nisfllilion.
I'M Senot. Sra5icr (Eenu.) oppo.
nirtc Der Mnnobme iraeno eiuerMoB
regel 5l,r @ieoeranmerbuna Ser emit
loiienen SoIbaten bes %. Regilnents .
Gr beItono baralli, Dap Die Stltlo.
cines 5beils Der Solooten bieies De
1iments altBer olem 3lueiiel ernie
len iei, iperu man and bic Sbentitdt
ser Sbdter nitt babe fcltitcllen fon=
men. Sorafcr 90 pcrfiinoete, oaB
er anl uoditen Gage Die GrwGgnna
ieincr Pill 5l,r @ieoeramerbi,ng sic.
1er Soloaten b%cantruSen lperoc, menn
Der Scuat nid)t uorber ein Iotum
iiir Die Abitimmuna iibcr Die gill
n%creinbare.
Nie 2e9islutip., gretlltip. u,o
Suits GerluilliSllgnsbil mar infer
Weratbun1, Ols lid Ser Seuot nm
1.40 bis morgen pertastc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21
Sab / hbeu Neucrto6.

" H' i--f
Sn 9ooneSborp, Neutrality-suspicious.
tp, Mtb., gab Grau Gliiobetb SuteIt,
Satin bes Sru. Sirom &uscl, id,
aeltern Morgen ielblt Sen Seucrtoo.
Sic mar irriinnig genorben aus
@ruH iiber bas tiir5lib eriolatc @b-
leben ibres fleinen ainoeS. Gie be.
oauernspertbe Sron bcging oieSbot
i'll eincm fleiuen Sduppen uui DEM
Hlose ibres &atcrs Souus GroB. iii
Dem ic ibre &leioer III @rono iebtc.
Dor eiler @od)e pcrllNtc lie ibrcnl
2eben burdl 2uuoumim Elm gnoe 3u
madben.
&unb it bc pcrfnutt.
Sic %GonmiliGrc iiir @aibiugton
Goultp. Mo, uertolliten m,i o~iientli
der Mutton Die uuseiahr cine Meile
lonac Guplono Sltrnpifc linb bic GA
nit ucrbilnbencn Redltc iiir S105 oil
Suntucl ). Wullenoori. Mhllleubori
erItorb bon Der Surnpifc Gompn9
nic, Ole aili lire Mcdlte perSihtet bat
te, bas @egc5ollbauS iiir 1907.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21
Sn Der STRIDE idpabet's niht.

Gbicoap, 20. Saru,or. 90
ref,t IN 'eine Stride bineiu bat Eolior
3. 9. Ncrtcr bon auroru geprcoigt.
ols er oos ,Slirten" in Sbeatern irno
anoeren ofientliden 8ereniigungs-
plabcn iiir ueroammungslpertb ct.
crtlartc mo cs oiisaerottet ipiiie.;
mod,te, pabrenb or Seaen oas sir
ten" III Der Stride nifts eir3lnpcnben
bat. oa oas au8en3ipinfern uno
Shlpooroniren in Der STRIDE ibree
bormpolen G~barafters cntfleibet
niirhen. Gr fuun feline 8efnbr oa.
rim Iebci,, mem, iui,ge 9eiite 600.
@oo".augen MAIDEN, ID large iie %.
BET bic beiltge Sdrift Ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21
c&itripl= Sdd" iuiebcr aftiu.

Srcibt iciu llmueien in ltor0oit-9ol,
tintorc non Ncucm. - Gdcint cS
olrf SdulmGofcn nb0eiebcn 5u
hnbcl. Stella Sea1lte mo
N0clc Nunncfc inter sen Spic.n.
Vile Nnltrcng!ulgel Ncc HOlijei.
Den IoQtuumltGn ,&iIriols Sad" 5u
iulien, iiIO iolucit politGnbig rcil,ltot
los 1eblicbcn, Nos lint 10 b%CtloGen$-
lpcrthCr lit, ais Scr ltllhnlG i'll ncllcrcr
3cit mieOrr icbr bGlliig III 9torboitr
Baltimore ietn llnmeicn ircibi. Sein
lcbteS Spicr lit 0ic is Sub.c olte
Stelia Hcn0uc, Snd)ter Don &onl2a
q. HenQlc. poil NJ. 4O3. Moro Wtil-
tonaN%lprnut, lnb 9sid'te br$ Holi,ri-
Gnpit0l3 Hcn9llc pom GitIideu 81
Itrift. Die &lci0ung oe2 W10d]tn@
mltrbe nit elmer S0llre beiprikt, ais
onIIclbc am Gicnltnn 9lbcno 9tncn 6
llbr Ser Nnpettc StruEt, 5piihen
HofcDoob MuCruic un0 SrBernr-S i
cntlanQ AinN. @it on3 MdoGIcn on.
Nicbt mltr0c Is nui Gem Srottoi' bon
cillcnl dlttrclt Murn nit brol,ncm
Mn5uN mo Gellhrumcm Nut nlqe,
rCnluclt. Die 9Gdjcr, ut!d1c Die Can
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21
Ans benz Ihnerer WarpIanb's nnS
ben Gnsrensenbcn Staaten.
Scucr u n, t.

- oNHt : ~ y Z u w Y III.
Sn Bieoniont, VI. go, puroen bic
Eieomont 0oluphpdld)erei, ierrer sic
Shiuieoe ron &bett II. CANTON nno
oas Wobhbaus Der @cbriiber Srebs
lof oltrf} 6cpcr) 5eritort. Ter Sd,o.
orlt bctrdgt $4,000.
VIC 9agerstoipncr Sair.
Gas 9ireftoriium oer9uaer5tonner
tsair aliociation bat beihIoiien, oie
ottsiabrige Observation-Disclosures eilis
TELLING ponl II. Bis siinl 10. Cftobcr
3it bulteu.
Unter d luerer Nn{buIbi.
gltn q.
San'es l~bonpion i,no Rannlonb
Wil!er ton Gdbori, gleaonp Goill,.
tp, Wo., Iilio utter benz gcroatt Der
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