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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-09
Pittsburg Redeeming Herself.

Plttsburg is not going to suffer
by reason of the graft exposure as
some of her citizens now seem to feel;
in fact, Pittsburg should profit im-
mensely as she has shown a DISPOSE
ton 70 do her spring cleaning early.
Heretofore the country has looked
upon Pittsburg as a city made up
largely Of get-rich-quick million
aires and steel workers. The first
named attracted attention by divore-
Ing their wives to marry blonde sou
brettes. and occasionally shooting up
a theater. The other portion, by
plodding along to make more mill
lions. Also Pittsburg was known to
be run by the corporation gang Or
ganiZed in politics by the late Sena-
tor Matt Quay, Il one-party town
here Il Democrat was rather slim
person.
To find Pittsburg actually cleaning
out that corrupt outfit certainly cam
not hurt the Smoky City. 1t removes
a tainted reputation, for everybody
was aware of he fact that there must
be Il great deal of buying and selling
of special privileges to enable the
same old crew to control the govern
ment so long and exploit it for their
personal use. 1t was not, however,
until Councilman Klein, tugboat
captain, drawing less than 500 a
month before he was elected to the
council, was seen Offering $1,000
bill for Il shoe shine that the town
really woke up. Klein had previ-
ously rendered $500 bills in pay
ment for drinks but that had escap-
ed the attention of the reform league
Detectives working under the direc-
tion of the league and a district at
torny who had prior to his election
been asked to be the middle man for
a $4,000 grating transaction enab-
led the Grand Jury to sweep in one
hundred and sixteen officials in the
Indictment net
Pittsburg has redeemed herself
The lesson of decent municipal gov
eminent now being taught there will
be effective in many cities and q
new era of municipal advancement
and public contentment should fol
low the storm.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-09
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Reports Of Arrivals and Departures
OF Vessels and Those Loading
at the Mills.

The schooner Comet is at the West
mill, loading for San Francisco.
The schooner Helene is at the
Union, mill, loading for Honolulu.
S.
The schooner Meteor is at the HUI
burt mill, loading. for San francisco.
81
The schooner Golden Shore is at
the Slade mill. loading for Honolulu.
The schooner Manila is at the
Wilson mill, loading for Callao, Peru.
~
Inc schooner Ludlow is at the HUI
burt mill, loading for San Francis
&C.
The steamer Doris sailed Satur-
day from the Hulburt mill for San
Pedro.
a.
The schooner Watson A. West is at
the Slade mill, loading for Sidney,
New South Wales.
The steamer N Norwood sailed this
morning from the Burrows mill for
san Diego and San Pedro.
II
The steamer svea arrived in port
TINS morning. to load at the Wilson
mill for San Francisco.
M, -
Inc barkentine John c. Myer is
at the Aberdeen Lumber & Single
mills, loading for San Francisco.
-, a.
Inc schooner Espada left the mar
Inc ways this morninf, and locked
at the West mill, to load for Homo
| lulu.
- ~
Tne schooner Robert Searles ar
rived In port Saturday, and is load
ing at the Anderson & Middleton
mill for Hilo, H. I.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-09
Endowment for Homeless Children

The plan of the Washington Chill
drens Home Society Ito raise an en-
dowment fund of 100000, with
which to care for the homeless chill
dren of the state, is an ambitious
enterprise. and one which ought to
appeal to men and women who have
the means to help the society in its
noble work.
The "help build the fence CAM
paign deserves to succeed. With an
endowment fund Of the amount ipdi-
Gated, the society believes it would
no longer be necessary to solicit and
depend upon subscriptions in ord
err to carry on the work of provid-
ing homes for homeless children in
this state. Such fund would put
the society on a substantial financial
footing. and would make it possible
for the society to attain it's high aim
Of seeing to it that Washington is
to have no homeless children.
The child without home is in pit
able plight. There should be NO
homeless children anywhere, for there
is room enough. wealth enough and
heart enough in this world, busy,
as it sometimes is. almost to the point
of callousness. to house. feed. clothe
and educate every child in it. :
1t is the purpose of the Washing
ton Children's Home Society to make
it possible for this state to say that
it has no homeless children, and in
this worthy aim the society should
be aided.-P. l. Editorial, May 2,
1910.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-09
Simpis Remedies.

For stomach pains simple remedy
is the application Of sponge wruny
ont of very hot water.
Borax should always be found on the
toilet table \ small quantity added
to the water will greatly soften 1t. Too
much will dry the skin.
Rash is caused by chill or some error
in diet. Keep the patient warm and
give Il slight nperient at night. and the
rash will disappear.
Neglected colds are great detractors
from personal appearance. II cold
hangs on take tonic which will
strengthen one to throw off the cold.
Damp hands are n great source OF
annoyance to their owner Apply To-
ton of one part Of eau de cologne and
two Of rosewater and dust with 30,
racic powder.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-09
CARE OF THE JEWEL CASE.
How to Clean and Brighten Real and
Artificial STEMS.

Artificial Ctorcs.
Prepared chalk is the best all round
cleanser for jewelry Of all descriptions.
A small box Of the chalk is. as II mat
ter of fact. as important In the dress
ing case as clean chamoiS leather.
with which silver buttons and buckles
can Ie frightened An excellent meth.
cd Of combining the two is that of in
closing the block of chalk in Il leather
bag drawn around the neck With Il
tape. which can he used both to keep
1t intact and to act as Il poliSher.
For gold chains there is nothing to
equal IL paste made OF chalk and methy-
lated spirit. while fine brush must
be used after the paste has dried ON
SO asl to clear it Of powder and give IA
brilliant polish. Benzine is sometimes
employed by jewelers. in cleaning pre-
cious stones. 1t should not, of course.
be allowed to touch pearls or even tur-
Quoises. mOOnstones or OpalS. all OF
which require the greatest care in their
signs Of neglect.
In the case of diamonds. sapphires.
rubies and emeralds the benzine treat.
ment may be tried. however provided
great care is observed. us benzine
fumes are very inhammable.
The rings. If let into claw settings
and other small items. should be COL
lected and laid to soak in a little ben
zine. after which the jewels should be
washed in ordinary soap and water.
rinsed In cold water and finally placed
on a cloth to drain. Experts further
dip the jewels in alcohol. so as to evap.
crate the remaining water. damp Of
any description being certain to dull
the surface of the newly cleaned stone.
To keep jewelry in sawdust is the
very best method Of obviating the con-
slant cleaning which would otherwise
be necessary, and 1t Is an excellent
plan to keep q small bag made of
cha AMOS leather In the dressing case.
filing this with sawdust and using it
to hold all brooches. earrings and rings
which are not actually In daily use.
1t is not. however. only real jewels
which put . tax on time and patience
when away from home. The many sec.
ondary gems which are used for buc.
kles. earrings and chains, as well as
the hatpins. which seem to get more
and more ornate every day. require
even greater attention. Old paste Is
best cleaned with dry prepared chalk
The same treatment agrees also with
such stones as peridots or marQuisate.
| 1t is never advisable to allow imitation
stones to become wet. while damp
paste, moreover, which in some cases
would do no harm to the gem itself,
might loosen the setting.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-09
DIR. COOKS MEDICATION
NEAR. SAYS HIS FRIEND
Expeditions Are Now En- Route to
Etah and Mt Mckinley to Yer
ify Claims

SANTA BARBARA. Cal, May =
DR.. Roswell o. Stebbens, of New
York, an Official of the Arctic Club,
which entertained DR.. Frederick A.
Cook in September last. conflded to
a friend whom he visited here recent
ly that he was in constant cores
pOndence with DR.. Cook. The day
OF DR.. Cooks vindication, he declar-
ed, was drawing near DR.. Stebbens
asserted that Dr.. Cook has expedi-
tions en- route to Etah and Mount
Mckinley to verify his claims.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-09
MARRIAGE ANNULLED

IN the superior court Saturday, be-
Iore Judge Irwin. the marriage Of
samuel Rounding. of Aberdeen, and
MRS. Freda Lundberg was annual
ca. The couple were married in
portland last January, and came to-
reside In Aberdeen, in a house owned
oy Mr.. Rounding on West Market
street. During a little discussion in
March. the husband was surprised
when his wife told him she had a
husband named Nelson when she
married him. from whom she had not
oeen divorced. This settled it with
rounding, and he instituted proceed
lngs to have his marriage annuled.
winch was done as state daboye. 1t
is not known whether steps will be
taken to punish Mrs. Lundberg for
bigamy.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-09
lady's Cabbage.

Take head Of young. hard. white
cabbage and cut 1t up in dice shaped
pieces. Throw in cold water. to which
add a little vinegar. and let stand an
hour. Drain. cover with boiling water
and cook. uncovered. until the cabbage
grows tender. then drain OF the boil
ing water. pour little cold water over
1t and drain again. Make good cream
sauce. and when the cabbage Is well
drained add the sauce. heat up well
and serve in Il heated dish. Sprinkle
little grated cheese over the top II
you like the flavor Of Parmesan.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-09
WELLER RECEIVES
10 TO Is YEARS

TACOMA, May before Super
ior Judge w. o. Chapman yesterday
morning. Charles J Weller, convict
ed of killing Mrs. Frederick Schulz
April 4, was sentenced to not less
than 10 years or more than 25 years
in the state penitentiary at hard la
Dor. This was the finish of those
plans and acts of WeZler's which he
claims were caused for his love for
his children. He will probably be-
gin serving his sentence the last of
next week.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-09
MARKET STREET BUILDINGS

Mrs. Jean B. Stewart is having
plans drawn for reinforced con-
crete building to be erected on her
property on Market street, between
F and G. TIL plans call for a build
ing 5Ox130 feet, two stories high.
the lower floor arranged for an auto
mobile garage. and the second floor
divided into six modern sets of apart
ments. Judge j. c. Pearson is also
planning to build on his 5O-foot lot.
between the Stewart property and
Odd Fellows hall. and several other
buildings are contemplated for this
boulevard as soon as the asphalt
pavement Is completed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-09
SELLING LIQUOR TO MINORS

Officer A. H. Hause was called to
East Aberdeen yesterday forenoon,
to take care of Joe Pietch, an u.s.
year-old boy wkS was drunk. On
arriving. instead Of one. there were
two. the other being Leon White,
II years Of age. Both boys were
taken care of and when they sobered
up told that on Saturday night
Pietch went into the old Combina-
ton saloon. now known,as the New
port, and bought bottles of beer
and l bottle of whiskey.
This morning. warrant was serv-
ed on the proprietor of the saloon,
and he will have his hearing before
Judge Phillips. ... .,g,a,is
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-09
Almond Icing.

Almond icing on white cake Is de-
licious. First blanch sweet almonds
and pound them to a paste. A finer
paste is made by adding the granulat-
ed sugar during the pounding. Make
q boiled fondant. allow it to cool
slightly. then pour 1t over the beaten
white Of one egg To this add tea
spoonful Of rosewater and the blanch-
ed almonds. Spread 1t between layers
and on top and ice the sides Of the
cakes.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-09

The attention Of the city council
is called to necessity of placing street
names on the corners. and enforcing
the ordinance requiring the number
ing of houses. The city is filling
up with new people, and frequent
complaint is heard of the extreme
difficulty in finding a given address.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-09
Boiled Cider Pie.

Beat together until light one egg. one
and one-half cupfuls Of sugar and
three tablespoonful Of -four. Add half
cupful Of boiled cider and pint OF
cold water. This is sufficient for two
pies made with a single crust. Spread
soft icing over the top.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-09
Salt Fish ChcWder.

Soak one.half box Of salt fish one
hour. drain of water. fry five or six
slices of salt pork. drain into the fish
with a little warm water. two large
sized onions cut fine, Eve or six po-
tatoes sliced. one quart Of milk; drop
in five or six crackers. pepper and salt.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-09
DEMAND GRAND JURY


opens, which, many believe, would be
detrimental to the best work by such
jury. In the stress of politics. it
would be almost impossible to keep
them out of the grand jury, and Who'll
iy impossible to prevent those who
fear indictment from shouting pol
itics," and posing as prosecuted mar
tyrs.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-09

Commercial Job Printing at mod
crate prices. at the Herald Printery.
40S East Wishkah Street.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-09

Joo printing in all branches.
Modern work at moderate prices.
Herald Printery.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-09

The Herald. twice . week. tells II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-25
Tretbes Ndmberitiifhen.
Riaiam Barriisn iuia uOn benz 8irtb
unb Grsalopffefter garnsp
Jnrp nm $265 beruubt
uorben ietn.

Gin ie5r aufresenbss Gtbenteuer. bds
i6m ieiner Deriiherung nd6 bas nette
Giimmden bon $265 tOitste, erlsbte ges
itern Morsen sesen prsi llbr DiQiam
garriipn Don go. 134 S9camor. Ctr.
in einem Der 3immer, bic fia ub.r Der
Birtbl6aft beg .hemaIi8sn &topffsds
tsrs garnep durp, gsO. 1lO2 9in.Str.,
gelegen iinp.
Had Der Shitbsrung, bic Carlton
oem Sergeanten Rin9tr DON Der 3. 0is
itritt Station CAB, bate sr 3ufammsn
nit garnep ;yurn, osfisn SdaRtteqnsr
syrant DalIingForo uro osrIdiebenen
dnb<ren gerIpnen mad oer YOIi3.iitun.
be in ben oberen Rdumlitteiten Deiterz
oetneipt unp i'm 2aufe Der 3iemlid aHis
mirten llnterbattung ftsut: pl0slih
Doainqforb bic Rbauptung auF, bub
unt.r ben antDefenoen Riemanb 800
auisupeilen bate. Gayri'0n, Der no
tirlih ben gpiritupIsH 3ismti4 fart
3uaefprohen bate. puroe nun, bd sr
iber cine febr ita.iii6s Summ. 9odrs
aeIo perfiiste, pon Der 0robmauniu4t
befall.n uno erbot fih b,si, Detts an
suuebmen unb bolte bob>i gum g.nsiis
ieiner aeiftunssfdbistsl: in Finan5isuer
5infi6t ein 8tinbei gon'nOten beraus.
Sobdlb garnen 5urD, 10 bsbaupt.t
tpeniaitens 9arrton, bis's 8antnotsn
| fab, ptri.bie .r Garriior .irsn tpuds
tieen syauitihlas ms GsFtt. nabm
bds Gelb an iid unb Osri6nanb, sbe
G3orriIon Tih BON f.inem Gritaunsr
unb benz Jauftidlas srboIt bate. Der
gsFobl.n. ftlus barau'bin i,Ibftr.o.nt
2drm, fporauf er prompt an bic iriia'
auit b.T0rbert fpurbe. Gy tIogts banr
benz S.rgeantsu Rin9er isin Q.io uni
bi. Der6dftung Waaing'oro's mar biz
yolgs. 9pH Jurn, bsr bel Der go!i:
3si nint g.rabe i'm bti,tn Ruf 'tsbt
| feblt bcrIdufig nod isos Spur.
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Surbgebrannt
SIG Der 16 Sabre nIte AugeIo &c
gona nit $3.50.

Der 9ounternsbmer 5rsD. Sdu6
BON Ro. 315 Gooper StrdBe, Reaoing,
8, betlagt ben @srIuit bon $3.50, cie
3ugIett nit oem 10 Sabre alten 4rz
oeLo Sc Bona Don gto. 1900 9lgbluno
4renue perItpunpen Iiuo.
Qnqslo's Batter 1T aIs gorarbsitsr
BEL Shut tb0tiq uHo gu Ieinen Oh
Iisgsnbetten qeh0rt ss aud. iepsn
Somitaq bic 4rbsitsr ab3ulOhnsn uno
8por niro oisie 4blObnung ihon Ieit
lGnqerer 3eit in Der 5ilnep'fhsn
Dirthihaft an Der g}euntsn Strabe
uuo Central 4perue porgsuommen.
Seit Utpndten ihou hoIte argelo
iepen Samitag. ~eos CUR GntlOhHun9
nDtbige 8cIo Don Sdub uno brahte
IS oann ieinem Gatsr nan Der StIs
nep'IdRn Wirt6ihdTt. Am SumItaQ
'prah glnqelo ME ibIih bei Shut
Dor. erbiett 1920 unp bon pjeiem glu"
aenblid an fshlt ieoe Spur BON tbnl.
Stut bat ielbitreosno ben 2lrbeitern
nahtrGgIin ibrsn 2obn be8ahIt uno
bra5ts oos 8erfhptnoen Qnqe!p's Z
nit BEN GeIos geiteru CUR polissiIihtE
Wtlounng.
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SinS 5nei SniaiHuneu Ses Setls'
arm,e.6ariursebeims.

Aus Sem 6lriorgebeim fir geiaI.
lene Wddbden. bas bic SeiIsarmee on
Der gilbert ap,nus uno Winoior
Strabe unterbdlt. 5sldng 20 gsiisru
speien Der SniaiFrn.n gu entipii4sn.
Die 9urhbrsHnerirnen itno Seiiis
Woore. % Sabre ali, unb Warp DiIs
fon. Is Sabre alt.
Gas Guttpsiden Ter Waodsu tpurb.
CUR aenntRiB Der qoIi3ei sebratt uno
in Der Dtoersrsrsifuns Der WOUr. III
namsntlib Die goIi3ei intersiiirt. oenn
bas WGbhsn beiano itH in 3eus.nbuft,
oa Il. bic 5aupi3eusin in sinsm aups
peletperfdhrsn 1T. eus sssen ben
Shontpirtb uno sbenalieen prsis.
borsr 8ornep 5urp ihpebt. Jurp 1T.
ipie an anberer SisQe oes 8lattes be-
riht.t. ebenfaas on seitrissn Gage
pI0sli6 peri6nunoen.
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Negermpro.
Ter Sarbisc Games GarIu BON isiHem
GaiIeseHOHen s.Ii StOus
eritefeR.

Inter ben Jarbiser itsiut cine tIsis
II. Moromunie auses6rottu gu iein.
Der s.itrig. Gag seitiq;s idOn pi.bsr
cine gluttbai, beren Episr sinSarbigsr.
Gharles gariep pon 9lo. 524 Sit 6.
Strabe purbe. Seir Ut0rber, Elm
Jar6ieer Rom.ns Ell Stone befinb.t
ii6 in Der Sammonb 5trabs Station
hinter S6loB uno Fie9s!.
Der Moro ipieli. iih seitern 4benc
gtgen feds llbr or psr I'd. Der 81
Sehii.n Strabe uno groabtpap 90
Garlp santte Hh an Der betrtfisnoer
gde nit einem farbjgsu Jrdueu3imme:
Ramsns 5annis pope, oils Stuns bin
,utam unD iih .irmiidts. Garlp pers
Bat iih itb. ginmjihuug unb Is Tan
81 einem bisissn 0ortesfsht, ods ir
1bGtlihteitsR Quslrt.te. garlp hatt;
3ufGlietr Wsii. s:asn 8isrtrug in otr
6dnb unb lieB osnI.Iben auf Stons'
SdGnel herabiaui,n, o6ne jeoo4 IT.
senbpel4. gerlssanseu su peruria4en
Stpne gerietb bitruter i.oo6 oerart ir
Muib, haB .r bIisitnelI elm W.Hsr 5ct
unb es Gurlp brtiraI in bic gruf
itisb. fooab oisisr blutuberitromt 81
gpben icni. Gt, ei. burd bic SiIfs:
rufe periHisbsnsr 4ug.nSeusinnsn be!
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selitt.n unb feline Gsibe ipuroe baHr
| nat Der Worsu. u5,rfiihrt. pdbrsnt
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Citation s.I6afft !Uuroe.
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Elm geraDe an Dieisr G!sGs beiiuoli6s8
5enfter in bic Iief:.
Gelbitrebeu0 silten pon allen 5eiten
sSeusrpebrLeute uHo Bpli3titeH, ia au1
3uI6auer, Die 0as IdduriQIAone
ShauIptel aus reipettuDler 7Ferns be.
trd6tet battsH, berbsi, I'm Die 8sre
i6utteten aus i9rer quGlpoQen Gage 3u
befreien unD iie purben Damn 10 Ihnen
e qing in YatroInaqen uuD bem go
li3siautomobil nat Dem itGottIder
6oipitol 9ef6afft, no ibnen dr3tLits
9ilfe gu 3kil rpur0e. Cine elnqebenOe
llnterIudunq ergab, 0aB tie nit elmer
Qusna6me 3iemIi6 glinpfli6 babon
getommen ndren. 9ieie 4usHdbme bill
Dets 2tntDn Regensberqsr, Der TO fhtusr
Derbrubt mar, DoB bic 4er3ts tbn i'm
6oipttal bs6ielten, jeooh qiebt ietn I2us
Itdno gu teinerIsi 8eiorQnifen Bsranz
IaFung. Die ubrigeu DerlsBten 5Seuers
pebrleute tonnten mad ibren Boas
nungen uberfubrt nerDen, nahoem tbz
nen Elm 8erbano 1ngeIegt Doroen mar.
9as 1Feuer Diitbete ln3Dtihen mel
ter unb crit mad pier llbr Vadmitta5s
tonnte e ais ausqebrQnnt in Der
6auptItation qemsloet perDen. Die
Flummen bdtteu Derurt gebauIt, odB
ods sSnnere bes 9ebQuoetomplerss pol
lio dusqbrannt 1T unp Die betreffsHben
iSirmen i6re geIammten UtdFhineu unD
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| lihteiten batten, etngsbiiBt habeu.
Die stn3sIHen Sirmen, Die gum
5beil burh 8erF6srung 9soedt inn,
qeben ihren ShQDen ME foIqt on:
Genturp 9rinting s o.,
| lit6ogropbiIhe 0rudanItalt. 8rdioert,
SbeooOr Strand gi3sprdTosnt. go. 6.
golea; SetretGr unD SdaBmetiter,
SSobn g. RutitubI. 5huoer $4,000.
Cincinnati 2itbogropbtc + C
60; prGiipsnt. SEQ. 8. EroshIidh;
| giseprGioent, 7Frant ). Wsifter :;
| 5daBm,tfter unD 8eihdftsfabrer, u.
| :. gofIuro. Stooen $4,000.
! Ginciunati 8aII Gro Il
6 o., 9obrttanteu bon Wuihinsntbej
len. grdfioent uno S6asmeiiter,
| GGfforo Greene; 8i3sprdiibsnt unD
| 9eI6GftsFuhrsr. 2ouis DeTel; Sstrea
tGr, q. 5orbes. Stabsn $4,000.
QDurner & J . 6 o., ga
britQuttn por 4utomobilz 9eroeten,
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