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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
GET AROUND roIICE AND rtr
ON uARD srufCrIN ~ rnE
LAWS LETTER.

ny isxuing membership cards ana
giving the smoker free Ca All those
who became members - see q
throw the woodland Athletic cluh
was able 70 ciFeumtant TIE police
fnat ufxht ana surceasFufiy staged
The last aud best smoker ~ the
season ~ kifknead haiL Green
lake
Thua although several hundred
new members we're taken % iAat
ni9ht che mofa heFshiw cHFaa are
ro.t only when dues have been
fully pafd 40. and tne dues are sos
every time = smoker IL heid
Thla puts the rlNb absolutely
within the law and taxes away ~
amumrf 81 nnftre tmtnrferemea tn the
fnturN anA ia virtually she same
systssu ~ u used az prcssat In Ne~
YORK city.
Manage Shackslford IL e b. enu-
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HtNENr witt nn A. aVorED
nELoN, Am El.NNN Wall
tNrtRE OPENER,


Umpire flynn.
Thls Is the galaxy of BAN players
that will caN0rt about oa hla lNuE
let's park tomorrow afternoon tH
the opening game ~ thc Northwest b.
oru ieaEue season ~ 1908 tHltt
az ieRst % those piayVra that half
helunging 20 htH nWxlcts, VIII he
clsa Ia mice. new white nnitoriiH
worn on that oeeaElun Ter the tttat
time and each viii bear across his
back Ia large letters. the niA Htic
symbol A ~ ~. placed there a. "a
luck sign by the raHUurreful MI
chaal fsneh. ancient and hau0raule
captain ef the nugiets, and. tempo
fatfiy. owner and operator ef about
piuestenfhs OF Seattle
Unable 70 play che Same aChcds
ulnd yesterday with SuuNanliah a.
that point on account ot th~ ratu.
Michael took hla proteEns cat Tor
iiEht practice. lust ~ thef wouldn't
forget what a ball felt ukr.
Ne then turned them uucondi-
tfnnArts loose e. eat sleep and be
nervous until tne umpire SAYS play
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American League.


AZ petrait Detroit .. chicago 4
Score x "a E.
tfntfNlt stts+ttsstssssssssF
cHtfaGu ..a...srs.s...t.t. !
Batteries Summers ana HtanaEe.
White and sullivan
A. 81 Louis Cleveland Sc
Louis score a "a E
~ LOUIS ttastt sssssfs tttsH ~
Cleveland ..s.-.stss...s...
Batteries Petty and crigerl
Young ana Clarke
AZ WAshiugfn Washington 4.
New York = Arars n 81 ~
Waaniu4tua .t.....s-ss.sr. q
New York -r....tt-.t.t..s
Batteries nurns. Smith. 0Foam.
uianhnmHbip au8 street luinn
hiAir and kfHtnNw
Rain prevented the game ~ Fhila-
aniphia between the Athletics ana
BOSTON.
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AZ Chicago Chicago no. ~ ilouis
a Score. n ~ E
IntraHu tt.............. a /
Batteries pfeinter. Brown and
Moran ueehe Msufe and Phelps
lmpires KLEIN. and Kane
a. BROOKLYN BROOKLYN defeated
New York $40 in fHe opening game
lA iuntnKa Scorer II n E
brooklyn a.....t....4...
New YORK .......4s...... q q
batteries Wilhelm and neraon
AmeH and Rthlei tmpirra John d.
stone aud cuaagh
A Cincinnati Cincinnati Z Pitts
hurg Acora O. d E
Cincinnati .......4..t... h
Flttsburs Observation-Disclosures. q
batteries Nwins and Mclean
Wtliis aud Gihanm. Umpirnsa e. hay
AMI EmHlle
At Boston nuHtou phiille# game
postponed account 90 rain
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As Result. TfaE-HoNoHhp
GAME WILL PROBABLY HAVE
TO M POSTPONED.

LONDON. April ta--WAF has hFfu
Declared between the professional
fp0tbml players union and thf t1ut
ball assoc ia tiuu. and TO-DAY thn PlgA-
paof ~ the time hunored final for
fha Eakiish cup being played. as
srh~iufed. April -. appears very
sii@ht. ..t....s.....
1ii sports n the United kiHEAom
ern4nr bodies On particularly auto
cratic lines The football asaocis-
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PATHFINDER is NEARING
SEATTLE END OF JOURNEY

and taking On Missouri and kansas.
ana striking On on the old trail 81
Granger, whore it arrived this morn
Ing
THIS route ts several hundred
miles longer than the former one.
bot on account of the mud 10 Iowa
and eastern Nebraska at this time
of the year 10 ~ thought that better
time can be made. the discrepancy
in distance being allowed for
Looking for rOom7 Find II
on page i5 "ss
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GUN To START
AUTO RACE

NEW YOhK. April te-Mr "
Robert guaKenhein appeared before
MAYO Mcclellan yesterday. and on
behalf Of the Seattle Automollie
rfub. presented him with gold
f,aouufmd revolver. with which the
shot t. to be fired 20 starr tte ocean
u oeean contest on June !.
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BASEBALL NOTES

Aiksn's aakis ts al right Tt Was
feared faF tin8s that hs has
spreinsf q Ia the Framhiin aams.
DAY
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r.au Nsrdfke Is reported aa haV-
ina aatd that Seattle had 81 talent
bot The report " aiseFedited ~ Net
atke a. krawn 20 be a sensible fsi'
low
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Rowland 81 AheFa ean Sc gems 20
carry d big tuuch ftii he sees huw
they an art 1ndsf figa
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IA walsh has not Joined she
waite sos ard " sitter ria release
aM free aNrrt claiming thaf BE-
hha been forfeited - neglect 60
send him contract on bme.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-23
Mariana In and Out.

The Namma, Captain Mor6sby, which
arrived from the Colonies last night too
late 10 come inside, entered the BarbOr
enrly md tied up alongside Bishops
wbaf about eight O'cl0ck. She reports
q pleasant yOyage with no incidents of
moment, sbc brought only eight pas.
seHgers for lIO1Olula, but took large
number aw6y when she sailed NJ tx
O'elGek last night Among those WhO
arrived by the CrA. tOat we're Mr. and
Mrs, q. u, Reynolds VI this city Mr..
Reynolds WAS connected with the Board
" Health during the time ~ the Re.
public Of BawaL j.. n. Chance, an.
other Of the arriving passengers, has
taken rooms ~ The MOana. He Nv u
brother Of Special Agent Chance Of the
Treasury Department, who installed the
Federal Customs here NJ the time Of an.
peEatiOB, The vessel brought only
about eighty tons Of freight for Homo.
lulu, most Of II consisting Of 1900 car
casses NJ mutton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-23
RIFLE TEAM
IS SELECTED

Tae haur ef Has neut.r ~ a.
AFnapa laaf ffs t,.m pla ai 4.
'o tsWf iaG pte ~ nsfsta,li 81.
Ngi "a rts uafeus. far ft,r. rsr.
tnnpupooa if Aaiuau' suoa lenos
e tftf ief tr Esfr eut =
ageci IfssiI tiF. a. sgf lfs.siar. ~
lAtH ID fnaf seuftsf araug san.f ~
ilf men af flf 1uaFl ~ af4r "a a.
affflaisf bui fisss NEo ere nanes
af lHlncpas "a flf lisf -Lat fsI0nt
afs Erfual.g turf - ga *. ~ faf as
thelr aelfrf lqu lf agnasfusf
lhe lsf ~ frnrpals aomur.sss
twelve msE. anl if l. worthy ~ note
ilat ugf aE euilsts5 man maGe tls
teau. lgss naust afs an either con.
mlssipned ~ nou e9mmiss lonsd 0a.eess.
They are Nasof E0te. Captsln 4 uanminf.
captain AeeiF- fapsa4n E0stsF, Lieu-
tenant Egans, Lleu,enanf Hopk.ns
Sefgeants GguFfis. FeFfeifs. etgEe.
EYans. Lemon, sEl rtiiimzb.
thf alteFnates are I.ifufeIabsA \ oOrei
Flshef sefgeapt Mag. aGd EeFgeant
sllra ~ Sefgesnf Buibul
TIE guafdsuep base befn NofEing
hard y make fhs team, Nbleh Il eoE.
slcefed gfsst hpnpF amDng the mefl.
bers II fhe national mjlifss, aHd the
sbpDtnR tbfy Esye beFh lOlpg or On
ti2e fanEe sggBfs Bel far fbelf sueeess
~ camp PeyY, Tie ssleetiOns are
Das@a On the seOfes male by the men
- me butfE SSlBfaDt Genefsl JOues
fEI5rstsFs eDD6denee nat fbe team THE
Teaf Wi rank DBeb biyhsY 10 fae -,
~ epinieisng t@sms than has any for,
mer represeDtatjOH ffDm Hawaii, ~
Camp Perry BaWsD's team vii CON,
pe'e fDf bDEDrs Nlfb ths best rigemea
MT OnIY n fhe National G1afls Of
Other statss and TerTjiories, but aiso
nltS ihDse NJ ne Regular Army and
tbe Sayy,
Jhe maJDrjiy Of fhose NbO have earn.
ed their places On the team this year,
ne ~ mDst other yeaTs, are government
empl0yes, either gerrit0fIal or county,
u has always been the custom IN tie
pet fOy Isaye Of absebee with pay %
he RfsBie1 the men YhO 10 10 take
paft j1 the national TiGe competition,
mn this eOBTsS VII be followed this
year, the team viz saf for san Hran,
ciseO On the LBriiHe, leaving here Al,
gBst 2, ~ ~ expected that, n arrange.
mfDfs can be made, the bOys will Witt
the exposition 81 seatile on their way
baek from camp Perry, They viii be
gone from HOD0Iuls about tgO months
IN 81,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-23
.RITHETS CREW FILL
JAIL AND HOSPITAL

The mate Of me bark 4, y, Rltbet
D. IN the hOspitai, the seeOnd officer
~ 10 jail sDd the captain ~ IN die,
pair, ~ the result Of n blOGdy ffaeas
which t0Ok place on the vessel yestey,
day mOrBiDg, Incidentally n may b.
statcd that the entire eFeW u ia
danger ~ being fred on aeeOBBt of
me trouble y bag been getting itfeif
into tbe psst ten days.
The feeO1d mate, whose name IL
Pfed farsOG, was drunk yesteFday
mQrDipg yery drunk, and he Wss sent
SsboTe W. the captain ~ s0ber 30.
later the captain went ashore, leayiHg
the mate, y, ErieksOB, IN ebaTge Of tie
OibeL FINN afteT CabsOB appeared
sBd came aboard, apparently pretty
wfli sObeToJ Bp, The mate MS fittiBq
~ a chair aud supposed that Carlson 4
Intentions Wefe pacific, when the lat
Ter walked up 10 him and without
warning strBek bim q terrible blow IN
tle f9ee, Knocking him out 0f the chair
aBd onto the deek, Carlson then PRO,
eeeded ~ beat 8Bd kiek the pfOgtfate
U9D, keeping up this entertainment M,
~ be wSs dragged O6 by some NJ the
crew,
n was found that ErieksOB's face
wGs ycry badly battered, both eyes
being blaeked and swollen shut, 6Bd
there were seyerGI long cuts cSused by
the beayy bO0ts NJ bis ass8ilaHt, NJ
bad Was bis condition that n Was nee,
ossory ~ take bin 10 the hospital fOr
repairs,
Carlson w0s arrested aBd lodged IN
j6il, and viii have W answer W Judge
ABdrade f0F be actions,
Yestepiay morning 0eOTge McyOy,
one ~ the milOfs NJ the Ritbet, waE
fined ~ iB pglice court for being f0uDd
drunk The captsiB paid biz 6De.
Gins, IIaHsmaDB wae alsO fined Gycr
fOT the same OfeDse, which WIS also
paid, And Inst evening laHsm0HB WIS
again lodged IN jail because, as II al,
legged, be tried 10 carve up j, ~,
Miller ana y, Lyons, Two other mem,
bPrg NJ the liitbGt's model crew, with
knife, when searched ~ the police
station be WIS found 70 be armed with
iwO bDiyes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-23
OBJECTIONS PREMATURE
OPINION Or GOVERNOR

Objections that have been raised TO
the proposal Of tho territorial govern,
mept TO reserve 10 itself limited
power Of supervision over the conduct
of the operations VI the consolidated
Mutual Telephone Company and The
Wlreless are premature, ia the opinion
" dnYerpor Froar
The uoYernor stated yesterday that
the tendency of tho imes was Tor he
government 10 secure some degree or
control over tho operations 0f pnblie
service corporations in return for Tho
granting Of privileges that accompany
lhe rharlrrlng Of public utilities.
- Negotiations are slill pending In
connection with the application foT the
amended eharteEN said the GoyeTuor
yesterday ''and ! hay0 only inst re.
gelNod copy pf iti the details having
lrsl received tho consideration of AZ
lnhey General llnmepWay aud Treas,
Wer lppkllng
u is tho proposal pi the territorial
government that lhe superintendent nt
Public Works shall be- vested Win sui
hrlpnl pqMpr in allow aim ln impase
reasonable regulations upon tha l0m.
PANS npdeT lle charter amendment foI
lhe sepelal heneal of lhe public
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-23
THE KOREA HAS
A CASE Of
PLAGUE
u -. Asrer.l.n.l

VfoI we9nadays Asyertsa)
a ease 4 plague sboard fhe p. ".
p =. Kores h.ld the verse; up outside
a. hsri,gT yestetdsy from i.50-ihe
time fhs sfriYsd ~ port-untl about
3 p'eleek, When, with the yellow quar-.
snfine hsg dying from her masthead,
she s,saHea INTO the bsrbor aud dock.
- siongsi1s fhe quarsDtiBe wharf.
Tie victim II the dreaded disease is
. HbiDsse. Eggybody among the hrst-
e'afs Jsassenseft j. well, aud a. tho
ease nas well isDisted 40 sOOn AZ Il
1eyel0fed, ~ fears are entertained for
ne health Of anybody else On the yes.
bei.
The usBsI large crowd bad collected
- fhe Baekfeld wharf room after the
s'eamer was reported, and they waited
inpAtiently for her % come 10. But
she 6id not come. The doetO. boat
Was seen 20 come away, but 81 vas no
tieed that the quarantine flag was not
lowered. The launeh merely returned
~ the quarantine wharf and got Dr..
Hobby, head Of the local guarantins
seryjec, aDd then went bacL 10 tho
Korea, The crowd waited several
hours, when Il was reported that there
MAS case Of plague aboard and that
the vessel would not dock that day,
anyway.
The Korea wSs being thoroughly
fumigatcd last night and everything
viii b. al night by this morning, when
shc viii be allowed 10 come over TO
this side n the barbor and dock at
the Hackfcld wharf % usual The
passenRcrs who are booked 10 depart
On the Korea will be allowed 10 20.
Many Of them were greatly disap.
pointed when II WIS learned that there
waE sickness aboard, for they feared
cbat they would not be permitted TO
shD on the ycgseI. and with the great
dcartb Of passenger accommodations,
such state NJ affairs would have
amounted almost 10 calamity. The
vessel, however win get away at FIVE
0'clock this afternoon, more than
tYeDty.f0nr hours behind her schedule.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-23
THE BRIGHT SIDE

Of life. 1t is a feeling common
10 the majority Of US that we
do not get quite the amount Of
happiness We arc entitled TO.
Among the countless things
which tend TO make us more or
less miserable i'll health takes
the first place. No doubt u
crippled liver with the result
ing impure blood, is the cause Of
more mental gloom than any
other single thing. And who
can reckon up the fearful aggrc-
gate Of pain, loss and fear n
rising from the many dise Ises
which are familiar to mankind;
like vast cloud it hangs over
n multitude 30 one can number.
You can zee tbesc people every
where. FOR them life can scarce
ly be said 10 have any "brighb
side" at all. Hence the eager
ness with which they search for
relief and cure. Remedies like
WAMpoLE'S PREPARATION
have not attained their high po-
eition In the confidence Of Tho
people by bald assertions and
boaating advertisements. They
are obliged TO win II by doing
actually what ~ claimed for thon,,
That this remedy deserves It's
reputation II conceded. II Ii
palatablo rs honey aud contains
all the curative properties o.
pure God Liver Oh, oombiEld
with tDe Compound Syrup of
llypophospbltes and tho Extracts
Of Malt and Wild Cherry, Mo-
thing has such u record Of sue
cess IN BoFofula, Influenza,
Throat and Lung Troubles, and
emlolallng complaints and dis
orders that tend ~ undermine
the foundations Of strength and
ylgQpr 10 ns0 helps 10 show
lifa'a brighter side Professor
lieddy of Canada, saysinl hpya
much pleasure IN stating thai /
have used u lp aa7as ~ debility
and found u ~ ba a very value
able remedy ~ vol ~ pleasing
20 take fon cannot he diaaB
kelnled N ~ sold NJ oheAIsla
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-23
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
DOES MORE GOOD WORK

Honolulu, Ilawaii, July 10, 1909,
Mr. James y, Morgan, President, 10
nOlulu Chamber Of Commerce,
Dear siri IN compliance with your
request, visited hebobeld ljarReks
yesterday In company with Nh u, II,
Paris, Secretary Of tho Merchants aud
Manufacturers Association, the object
Of tho trip being 10 500 what, II any
thing could be done to secure for The
merchants Of Honolulu an Increased
amount Of army business,
Mr. Paris aud were most cordially
received by Captain pay In charge Of
tho Quarlermasiers department who
favored as with all information avail
able IN regard 10 the needs ~ the de-
pnrlmnnt ulipg prices al which com
mpdiiies may be purchased, etc, ate
We found that all such supplies ~
humber, coal, wood, hay, grain and 0ill
were being purchased locally and WaTl
Informed Further TINT bids would soon
be- asked iQr snlrTal thnnsana foot ~
fence wirn which Ar, Paris assured
ihe captain could he purchased q.
ehoaply in Honolulu ~ an the coast
Tho prevailing prlras on nails, fhael
non and oiheF lines af hardware Werl
such plse ps 20 warrant lhoir puTpbaa'
locally
~ The matter ~ supplies " groeeriel
ana provisions we found they Weri
handled hY the lommisapY department
which Yanr committee visited w
wsrf Informed by those IN charge thaI
ihe pommissary department was ALLOW
90 % pnlehaAe only ipAep, apgah flep
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-23
RICHES FOUND
IN FAR FIJI

silva JUE lU-Tue Dmu steam
flE fo. rtenla to bu4d Nur upfu.
dair hu'c IU cuFH uua fur ratr1t ruuf
nDur tlt cable HmlUr b br ~ c.alm.
sd fvr ile pupase Th, couIalr sout
fr9rtarutsiIte tu Hupluiu Ia tlt
laf beet to IusPoc tho famous Msata
hgie there lhe desiIe . ~ ba.id 4
modern American bgleI
Ilc taruege library here , nearly
completed. li ~ fac cement build.
lng situated on she wateriroui and WI
coa u al $500 The coutractors ane
already overdue on the Job
There De- still c0nsiderabie excitement
mere prospecting tor quartz aud allu.
Aim god. ~ the RIVER Nanwai, a.
Nanla Lefu pig sand, prospects -
quartz have been found, als0 ~ VA
Lew tbig Fg). Prospects az both
these places are fair. Two men haYs
taken out prospecting Licenses for the
loeaiIties named aud think that they
hare some fair quartz Ia sght. About
twenty miles away from here, up tie
kewa rNer. reports come Of aIIumal
gold having been found. Nothing DEF.
mite is known as yet. however. az 70
whether gold viii BE- found ID paying
quantities The country i % place
ior . poor man, unless placer goi9 be
struck
Petroleum has been discovered 80
~, thirty miles up TiyeF from suya.
Some natives saw the OD oozing out
of the ground and inserting q piece
of bamboo into the eide Of lie bank
got q small hoB, The oI j. very dense
ana muddy but burns vel. Mineral
oil and sbale are eKempi from the pro,
visions II the mining ordinance, Bhieb
means tbat tbe aboYe mentioned prop.
eriy belong ~ the EB0BH,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-23
HUGE BOOK BLOCKS
THE PAL| ROADWAY

\ r0ek weighing about ,twO tons
crushed DOM the Pail early yesterday
afternoon, blocking the roadway and
holding up sevsral tennis.
The T9ek fell just round the turn on
The K0Ojag side and smashed the fence,
remaining, however, in the road,
a number NJ JabOTew we're soon on
the scene md after great deal Of
WOrk DABaged ~ break the obstacle in
scyeml pieces and roll II over the precl.
pice,
Had the rock fallen when vehicle
w0g passing the consequences would
have been aWfm,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-23
SAILOR ON FLENSBURG
INJURED BY COAL TUB

Dan Kupibea, sailor working in the
hold Of the British steamship FIensburg
yesterday morning, was struck by de-
scendiDg coal tub and very badly in
jured. The tub came down on him when
he WAS looking the other way, striking
him on the back and shoulders and
knocking him against the side Of the
vessel. His neck and shoulder were
badly cut, and IL was necessary 10 re-
move him 10 the hospital for treatment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-23

July goth, lA00
Chamber NJ Commerce, honolulu,
Orders hare been spnl establishing
lpmmlssarg nepai Honolulu
HklRliR u AqlLHhLAN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-23
Inter. Island Boats

The Mauna Ken went out yesterday
for Maui and Hawaii with her usual
large passenger list. In addition to the
cabin passenger, she took 1870 japanese
strikers, who, being not allowed by Ma.
HnO, NcRor0, ct NJ. 10 90 10 work on
this island, are going 10 look for en-
pIoymcnt on the plantations Of the
other Islands,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-23

potatoes aud onions locally, no matter
what prices might be quoted on other
prodncts-Ttbey had no option In the
matter
nm pousod 10 report that We found
the officers NJ scboGeld Barracks In oy,
cry way friendly and anxious NJ far
as n might be In their power TO foster
trade with local merchants
what II needed, however, IN tho os'
tRbliahmeDl NJ Honolulu Of Quarter
maslers and C0mmssary Supply depots
mud until those are provided our mer
chants can not expect any greatly IN
creased army business,
! would report further that follow
Ing my conversation with yOu this
morning ln regard to the matter and
NJ your direction, ! forwarded the fol-
lowing elblegramsl
QunTiermnslnr General, Washington,
1--WE respectfully urge establishment
Qnartermnsier Depot, Honolulu,
nCllANhER COMMERCE
"lnmmisspTy nnneml Washington
nWe respectfully urge eslablshmpnt
fommiaaaTy Depot Honolulu,
nlllAABEh tuAMEil lE,
hieprga u, heclallan, Washington,
npTgo establishment Quarlermastel
pnd cpmmlrsarY Depoih, Honolulu
Mneh needed Gable prospects,
nnHAMRER r0NMRRGE
Unexpectedly submitted
~, ~ WOOD,
naeerolaIy,H -
|
luly aQibl 1000
Chamber ~ lnwmeree, hpnalplu
Orders haYe heen sRnt establishing
Nqmmiusag nepat Honolulu,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-23

The fifteen Japanese women whom
agents ~ the Higher Wage AssOcin'
ton lpred away we're not, ~ reported
on route W the Wabnwa pineapple
cGnHeFy but ~ another one
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Urunbeigentnms llebcrtraanmaen.

Soe galionette an Marb @ugert
8rlnoitiid nm Nla3dn Greet; 81 II. u.
Sen U. Stribling an Setter IS. Goef.
gen, @runbitiid an Der Mbe. 8; $4100
S. 6. Sell unb Sran an Otto s. 5eil.
&c. @runbItiid an Der Gde Der Hop5epel,
unb @c&inneb gperues, MiHionfislt
4bbition; $3.50.
Sran Moele 8ergitrom an 81. Saidse
9runoltiid i'm neuen gitp 8lod 1897;
81 II. q.
Clara s. aepeu an 8. s. $. unS %
6. 6, 8feuffer, 9.46 ader 2ano; 5000
Sacob 9offmnn ON 2oren5o Wtorales
26 Nfer Qnnb; $27.
Srancisca @ar5a II. 81. an NuoolI
aeilmann, @ruibftiid an Der BIum Ctr.
$3.50.
9bereia unb ManueI gueuar an Sen.
III Set, Nnteil an 26A Mder Qnlb; $50
Sobn 9. Mosbep an @iIim Seniter.
n1nfer, @ruuoitiid an Der Martin Str.
$16,693.O9.
@. q. Carter unb Srm an u. 8. Sa=
del, 100 Nder 2nnD; $4,000.
90 Staub uno Strait an Die Stab
Sau Mntonio, elm 6treifen 2ano an be,
Siib Glamo Ctr; 5000.
S. y. Cunningham nno Srau an 6; s.
Siepers. @rnnbitiid I'M nellen 9th Blod
1851, Gait gno; $63 Ii. q.
Nidaro Simmang nnb Srau an srar
y. W. grioer, @rrnoitid an Ser @roof.
I'm Npe. $685..
Z. 81. @ibens an 81. 8. Br1itt uno 81
Samm, Inteil an 51.3 Mder Qano:
$4,000.
Srib SeBmann nno Sran an abolpf
&nenper, Is Nder 2anb; $4,000.
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