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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-08
KANSAN TALKS Of RICHES
Of ALASKA At ST. PAUL
WITH INTERESTING rs RETAiLED OUT BY MAN WHO
BEEN GROUND WELL ACQUAINTED WITH
ACTUAL CONDITIONS.

St. Paul, Min, >, Sept. John B
White, of Kansas City, said that the
true leaders of conservation have been
misunderstood by press and people.
Even in Alaska" he said, 1.-The best
known teachers of conservation urge
the development of all the resources
for the benefit of the people. They
wish to encourage pioneering both on
q small and on a large scale. 1t is
not the purpose of conservation to
pres erve from exploration and dis
cOvery unknown resources, if there
can be found for new fields men brave
and fearless enough to take the risks
! Of life and capital. For instance, when
in the prospecting of country's pos
81 bilities, and in the risks Of life and
into action every bit of physical or
mental energy to meet conditions that
seem insurmountable, it is not our
purpose to hamper or retard, and say
that this risk and cost shall be left
entirely to future generations. We
are willing to encourage the cutting
out of the way, and doing all we can
in this generation, believing that the
next generation will find new duties
suited to their advanced condition,
and change of needful requirements.
Wise conservation with use means
the maximum of efficiency and profit,
with the minimum of waste and cost.
We do not wish the few to have un.
fair advantage. We desire each and
all to have opportunity according to
his talents and his physical or fnan.
cial ability, that the known and un.
known resources of country shall
not be gobbled up by few without an
equal opportunity to others who can
furnish the same needed measure of
rekQ uirements to insure success. We
realize that corporations are neces.
sary to develop a country; that ag.
gregations of capital made up from
large and small stockholders of the
people, can accomplish more with less
waste than can individuals. They can
put In expensive and saving devices,
and can operate at far smaller per-
centage Of profit.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-08
BALLINGER Committee
CONTINUED from page u

First, that the charges made by L.
R. CLAWS against Ballinger should be
sustained. That in the matter of the
disposition of the Cunningham coal
lands Ballinger was not a faithful
trustee of the interests of the people
and did not perform his duty in such
manner as to properly protect such
interests.
Second, that the charges made by
Pinchit should be sustained; that
Ballinger's course in his administra-
ton of the department of the interior
has been characterized by lack Of
fidelity to public interests; that this
has been shown in his treatment of
the Cunningham coal claims, resora-
ton of water power sites to enter
prises without intention to rewith-
draw, and in his administration of the
reclamation service, the latter result
ing in unnecessary humiliation to the
director and tending toward the dis
Indignation of the service. He has
not shown himself to be that charac-
ter of friend to the policy of con.
servation of our natural resources
IudI d AAaA onouAu VIC WIN Aop40o0AIe
the important post of secretary of the
interior in our government, ad that
he should no longer be retained in
that Office.
An amendment offered by Repre-
sentative James, providing for the
presentation of the committees find
ings at their session in this city and
for the immediate publication thereof.
was adopted.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-08
Ownino Your Home.

II have always felt that upon prop
erly appointed and becoming dwellings
depends more than anything else the
improvement of mankind" said Benja-
min Disraeli Carl Of Beaconsfeld). To
sit in the evening in your comfortable
armchair; to look around you and
know that everything you see there is
your very own and that you have OBJ
tanned it all so that you practically do
not feel the cost; to know also that If
you, the breadwinner, were suddenly
called away your home would still be
your wife's or your family's-that is
one Of the pleasures Of life, indeed.
It is a pleasure which gives you new
heart in your work in the world. It
sends you out every morning deter
mined to get on and to earn more
money, and because Of that very deter
mination you do become worth more
money.-New York Press.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-08
A Brouoham Pun.

John Brougham was celebrated for
his ready wit. and story is told Of
him and Pat Hearne, who was the
Garfield Of his day. Hearne was q
big man and addicted to fashy waist.
coats In one of his parts Brougham
made up to resemble Hearne and wore
particularly loud and gaudy waist.
coat. Hearne's friends persuaded him
to go to see the play. anticipating
considerable amusement at his ex-
pense. AS they were coming out OF
the theater he was asked what be
thought of Brougham's performance
mot a bit like me. Why. wouldn',
own such a waistcoat." Brougham
hearing this. said, II see; he wouldn't
acknowledge the Pat Hearne-ity (pa'
ternity)."- "Recollections Of Lester
Wallack,"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-08
IN favor OF development
(Continued from mage IL

CONTINUED from page -
tracts were terminated they would be
reimbursed for their investment"
Secretary Nagel was mainly inter.
ested on his trip in the fisheries, i'm
migration and lighthouse service
Both the cabinet members were i'm
pressed with the need of better aids
to navigation along the Alaskan
coast, and this matter will be taken
up by Mr.. Nagel with the lighthouse
board upon his return to Washington
The seal fisheries of the Pribylot
islands were visited as we'll as the
salmon and halibut fisheries. Mr.
Wickersham was amazed at the mag
nitude of the Alaska fisheries.
Attorney General Wickersham and
Secretary Nagel will leave for Port
land, Ore, late tomorrow night.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-08

Just so with Alaska's COAL Alaska
| needs coal, and all we ask is that
some fair method shall be adopted,
which will best subserve the require
ments and will encourage develop
, ment.
Conservation and economy must
enter into our very life; and every
effort should be made to get the most
out of little; to find a use for what
we are now in various ways wasting.
In European countries, the hard strug-
gle of the masses have produced the
saving habit, a virtue we have got to
learn and practice individually and as
a people, before conservation will be-
come a national success. Unless we
halt in our mad extravagances, per-
haps there will come to us in some de-
gree these sad experiences of suffer
ing, which has put the saving prin-
ciple into the very fibre of the old
world peoples; and we will learn our
lesson, as they long ago learned theirs.
We must each share the burdens of
conservation, and we will likewise all
share in it's blessings.
THE science of conservation as q
philosophy is wholly independent of
who owns the porperty, but it's sue
cessful and practical application often
depends very much as to ownership.
Combinations of capital have the ad-
vantage, and this needed capital gives
greater possibilities for conservation.
Compare the country butcher and his
fifty per cent waste with the million
dollar packing house, which has no
waste. 1t is not the fault of conser.
walton that there are extremes in CON-
binations, resulting in trusts or mon
opolies. They are practicing conserv-
alton in the extreme in saving of raw
material by greater utilization, and by
the discovery of new uses for by pro-
ducts. The Standard Oil Company is
another example of the very fineness
of division and subdivision of by pro.
ducts, which find a place in thera-
peutics, in the arts, and in vaseline,
paints, dyes and hundred other val
liable chemical products. This is con-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-08
POLICE CAPTURE FILleusTERs,
Seize 10000 Rounds Of Ammunition
from Suspicious Craft,

New York, Sept. What the police
suspect to have been an attempt to
contribute to a filibustering expedi-
ton was frustrated today by the
seizure of a launch in the upper har-
Dor. A police launch testing a new
searchlight in the early hours discov-
cred a suspicious craft and overhauled
it. The captured craft contained two
men and packages containing $4,000
rounds of ammunition.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-08
A Handy Snuffbox.

A curious story is told as to how the
Rothschilds supported Carafa, the
composer. The latter was fir from
rich. His principal income was de-
rived from a snunbox. And this was
the way Of it: The snunbox was given
to the author Of la Prison d'Edim-
bourgh" by Baron James de Rothschild
~ a token Of esteem. Carafa sold It
twenty-four hours later for Is ma
poleons to the same jeweler from
whom it had been bought. This be-
came known to Rothschild, who gave
It again to the musician on the follow
ing year. The next day it returned to
the jewelers.. The traffic continued
TIL the death Of the banker and longer
stu, for his sons kept up the tradi-
don. to the great satisfaction Of
Cafafa,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-08
Dead ~ q Doornail.

The phrase dead as a doornail'
originated in this way. In early days
when door knockers were common, the
plate upon which the knocker struck
was sometimes called a nail. In the
course Of years it was struck 80 often
that all life was supposed to be
Knocked out of it; therefore when II
became necessary to refer to anything
hopelessly lifeless It was merely an
emphatic expression to say that 1t wal
sas dead as q doornail. Home Notes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-08
OFFICIAL FORECAST.

North Dakota-Fair Thursday, with
colder in east and south; Friday fair,
rising temperature.
South Dakota-Cloudy and colder
Thursday; Friday fair, with rising
temperature.
Enthusiastically cloudy and cold.
er Thursday; Friday fair and cool
brisk north to northwest winds.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-08
EARTHQUAKE is RECORDED.
Slight Tremors Lasted Twenty.one
Minutes

Washington, Sept. An earth
quak, believed to have been about
4,500 miles away, was recorded on
the seismograph at Georgetown uni.
versity early today. The tremors,
which lasted from 3:14 to 1885 o'clock
were very slight and in an east and
west direction.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-08
CAPITAL FOR INVESTMENT.

A savings account will give you
capital for investment. Every dollar
saved is step toward independence.
$500 starts an account and we pay
you per cent interest compounded
every three months.
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK OF
BISMARCK.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-08
Littl, Els,.

= London attorney named Else, rath-
e diminutive Il his stature and not
particularly respectable ii his charac-
teE. once mst Jekyll. Sir MD 10,
q hear Jon haye called NJ : pettifos.
gtng scoundssl Have ron dons ..
alST
z said Jslyu, wit1 Z look q Co
- r 1870 - - Wefe Z ~
i1lbgU9 - 4 1coanGo1 - I ~ 20
- ~ - - O.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-08
LOEB GOES HUNTING,
Leaves for Big Hunt in the Rocky
Mountains.

New York, Sept. 7.-William Loeb,
JT., collector of the port of New York,
leaves today for his annual hut for
big game in the Rocky mountain re-
gion. He is accompanied by Samuel
G.. Blythe, the writer. The party will
camp in Medicine Valley, on the line
between Idaho and -4ontana, for
thirty days.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-08

Oh, life! An age to the miseFaba4 q
moment to the happy.-Baco9
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-08
THIRTY MILLIONS FOR CHARITY
New York City Alone Spends Fifteer
Million

New York, Sept. THE total cost
of public and private charity in New
York City is now about $35,000,O00 an.
nually, according to estimates pre-
pared for Mayor Gaynor's congestion
of population commission. OF this
sum the city spends about 100000.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-08

Tribune Want AIS Bring Results
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-09-08
.(OlJ'R


Yours for uni
formity.
Yours for great
est leavening
power.
Yours for never
failing results.
Yours for purity.
Yours for economy.
Yours for every
thing that goes to
make up strictly
high grade, ever
dependable baking
powder. . EE%F
That is Calumet. Try
II once and note the im-
pavement in; your bak-
ing. See how much moro
ecooomical over the high
psieed trust brands. how
much better than the cheap
and Hgraa kinds.
Calumet y highest in qsality
-modsrate ID cast.
ksesivsd lnGhsse Awasl-
voeAS ruO Fed
-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-07
0eburten.

G6riItidn unb Qooje 5errmann, 50
Cit WcRifsn 4Dsnus, andbe.
George uro arna 9ooapp, 122
Green S;rabe, mGoten.
Otto uno Tlarooret Deter, 3215
Gmerg 4peuus, Wdoden.
Trsoerit uno nina Stiltpea. 8orcs
Ian IIats, I}doten.
Wiliam un0 Rarp mssoorf. BAIT
Woooburn 4penue, an1be.
U2ihael uno j0unnab Griffin, 2346
Spmmes Strobe. Waohen.
Ro6ert uR0 Qaura !5sstin, 3125
Steitinius 4penus, Rn1be.
CHARTS uno Rsqis IeaLs, so QIum
StraBe, ana5:.
pmlip uno Gat6sriue 8ertram
2502 Ohio 2t0erue, Wdo6en.
7Sront uro R1nep Wlisner, 1913
Srim6le 4peuue, Rdbhsn.
Robert uno S5.1bella Wlithe!, 1916
Goaenooo 4penus. WGohen.
5arrn unb Ul, qme WsidOlo. 4O6Z
uunnnmeaos Stclbe. anabe.
Qete uno 2tnr1 asFsI, 1881 5off'
ner Strabs. Roohsn.
Trant uno W,1rp 9urbrint. 105l
2inn Strabe, y! ohen.
95rso. uuo GIarI 5ughes, 1892 80.
lerain 4psnue, S11se.
6eurD unb Qi1sie Shsets, 1929 gDe
tern 4oenue, U ohen.
G6riItopber uuo Carrie ShrOoer
1927 gdnt Circle, anabe.
Snman uno ga pbilips, $40 WeI
6. Strube, Gndt2.
Sohn uno Gu2 2abton, 2551 Gum
Minis Strabe. SHabe.
Bm. uno S:le1 GapsQs, Sanomar
4penue, ana6e.
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3homas 9rep unD UtiQs Wtorg1n,
pslte am q. Septsmter BON ben &C.
beimpoIi3iiten 9urtbol3 unb NtcGuce
ten uuf 8eranlohung peg ,SupeIiers
preuer BON No. 3 Weft 7. StroBe per
baftet noroen paren, mahteu Qeiteru
oem poli3eirihter unter Der 2lntld9e,
psrod6tioe Gbarattere gu iein, i6ye
NuTndrtuno. 7ie beiosn M1uner iOl@
len iia in perodhtiasr 8eiie por BEN
Qaben bes Supeliers berum9strteben
taben. 1refp lpurbe nit elmer 9elo~
itrdfe BON $50 uno osn Soften belsGt,
pdhrsnb Worqan's ToQ auf oa5 ofTene
9odet geieBt puroe.
Der 5ubrmann Carlisle SumpIon,
tpelher am 2. Cttober isiu Mauls
thisr in unbdrmber3i1er Weiie nit IL
nem GniippeI maItroitirte bate, Duroo
tpe9en 5bierqudLerei ait eirer (3sios
itrdfe bon s. uro oen Soften belsrt
Gotparo 5enneTIep puroc am yIitt:
mod BON 2eutnunt Grimm uno BEN
Qoli7iiteh Wolf babel ab9efabt, al8 2,
Iih cine auT Dem Seitenneoe Dor be,
mtrthihoft bes QGnt. Teobsrs. 10
225 Weit 6. Strabe. iteben0e &;'te mi
Whistep ansigren unD auf ieinen go
qen ldoen poQte. Gr puroe DeQsr
Eleinbieb'tabts 7u 30 Sdqen Nrbeit5
buus, $25 uno ao'ten psrurthejlt.
SuIius Bsrtins, pe(her an Britt
| mod Rohmittdg on Der D1lnut. nab
Der 4. StraBs, elmer 7Trau 3jmmer
mann bon go. 127 Sit 3. StraB
! Stirm, uhr uno guiennaoeI oeraub
| bate uno nun aufregeuoer S1g0 feitq:
nommen poroen mar, murine unt'r be
2lntIdqe be3 Str1Benraubs BEN Gro5
leifnortnen iibertpiefeu. Seine 9ur9
fhaft luuroe ouf $4,000 feitqeIeBt.
Sieben bisii9e Fa5rit1uten, pelc6
| bor unQef1br spei Wton1ten Urter be
2(ntlage Der llebertrstung Der 2lutj
/ rdu6z Croinnn3 berbditst uno berel
7FGus Elm balbss 3ubeno Dial Derit1o
/ ben noroen tparer, ruroeu Geitern frsi
oeIprohen, cd Der ItGotjite R1ut
| SnIpettor ertIdrte, oab DIE Qngetlas
Ten. bic BON ibn perianQten 8erdnoe
runGen unb @erbeiierungsn mittlar
tpeile porgenommsn hahen.
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c5m Wirtbsrerein
@irb beute ysadmittag SiherbeitS-
bireftDr Scott Smail ipreheu.

Sn elmer duF heute Rahmittag nah
Der Hi6elieu 6aQe einberufenen 8ers
Iammluug Der Retuil 2iquor Dealers
4Hociation nirD SiherbeitsOirettor
Seott Smau Dor ben QGirt6eu etne
Nnfprate balten. Ginlabungen 81 bic
Zee 8erIdmmtung nurDen geIteru aus
aeIdnbt uno IS fpirD erpartet, Da8
Idmmtli6e Mitglieoer beute 3ugegeu
iein tperben.
Ser SmaQ nil, nie er ertIdrt2,
ben Wirtben in eriter Ginie Die Der.
iiderung geben. baB fic obIOlut ni6t@
gu befiirhten bdben, nenn lie pie 8:z
ieBe itrltt beFoIgen, n1mentlth Dos
MitterndhtsgsFeB uno ba5 8eIeb bes
5iigIid oss 0erbots Der 0a3QrOIpiele
9rdngIdlirungen burh bic Yoli3el
nil 5err SmQQ niht Duloen unD er
pirb e ben @pthen aud tlar at ma:
fsn beriudsr, bab lie es Durhau4
nidt n0tbig ba6en, qoli3iIten nit Sc.
trdRten, Speiien unoGigarren gu trdt:
tirsn ober oenielben gar @elo9eIhfnt:
3u MAIDEN. Nuberoem iUir0 er perTus
fen, BON ben Wirtben gu erf16ren, 0t
lie in Der leBten 3ett rIribut" IN II
genbtpsIher 5orm entri6tet BADEN.
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TcutidDer EiOnicrs sGercin

DIR Jeutite qionier 0erein belt
Qeitern in Der Central SurnbalIe uns
ter bem Boriige pon Brdiibent Ter0iz
nano Webger uno BrptotOQfubrung
BON Setretdr Gonrab araaer i.in.
regeImaBige monatIibe 0erIummlun1
ab. 2tIs nsue Mlitglieoer puroen aufs
Qenommen: Anoreas JGuber aus
Iaunfelo, ga9srn; Iietrit Gbbers
aus 6annoper, Qreuben; 5riebrit
Cb:rbsImdr aus 2enqsri6, Yreuben;
S7enrn 8uih aus GoI6erq, Qrsuben;
8u0otf Gl5ermann aus Mlagoebur ],
preuBen; 6enrp .. 8raus aus WUrte
tsnlbsrg; Uii6ael 0ilitnger aus Sen
telbeim, 9r:uBen; Yalertin Qebercr
aus Ma6en5etm, RbeinpTaI3; 5o6n
Cir, gUrler aus Steinlrsiler, R6etnz
pfal5; Qnoreas Wcerle;n aus Ban
reutb, 9apern; 6einri1 goeper aus
Isutirten, QreuBen. 9as 2lnbenfen
Der i'm DerfIofsnen U}onat peritprb,
nen Wtitalte0er SEQ. Cornelius, Qluq.
Sanier, gart5plo ~ her uno 6erm.
2dtomp nuroe pur6 Grtebeu Ron Ben
StBen qeebrt. Gin Tantfhreiben Der
Trau Gdtharine Cornelius fir biz
5beilnabme oes gtonisr 8ereins an.
IdBlih DIS Qblebsns ibres Gatten fam
3ur 9erlefung. Der 5:Han3bertbt
lautete lpie folgt: 9tlan3 am 2. Sep.
tember 1910 S841, Ginnabmeu in
Septsmber S21O.30, 2lusqoben 1858.
II; bleibt 8ildn3 an 6. Gttobs,
$693.l3. Rahben Der 9oriiBer nod
ang: tiinoigt bate, oaB in Der ndhIter
8erIammIung i'm Ropember Elm Dor
trog gebaiten peroen piiroe, paren BIZ
portie9enoen @siddfte erieoiot uni
IS fano nod Elm g.mutbltfs3 8etiams
neHfetR itatt.
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Redt bes SnIpettors, ii9 an bic Sc
ri6te gu rpenben, fobalD er oerleumbet
ntrb. Qber er bate nitt in elmer
WtiIe pojiren folen, tpelde untsr gez
tpiiTen umitdnoen ben Gang Der llns
terfudung, beionbsrs benjsntgen 5beil.
nelter i'm am msiitsn angling, ses
hemmt bate.
Sd finbe Da9er, baB SnIpsttor Ga
iep Iidh zines Gentleman uno zines Be-
omten Der poli3si unpiirbigsn gsnsbz
mems fdulbig gemadt bat unb i6 ent=
laiie ibn oaber aus Osm poli3eioienit.
Die Gntla'Iung tritt BON benz Soge
an, an ipelfem er pom 9oli5eihef
iuipenotrt fpurbe, in Strait"
Der 8sriht tpurOe pom Wapor
Shrpab angenommen unb esbilligt.
Qrpere GntGu ifungsn pere
ben folgen.
gs nirb dQgenlein areenommeu,
ooB nod peridieoens qoli3iiten, gsgen
trelhe Qntlagen in Shtp.bs iinb,
i6rem eSnIpsttor in bic 9erIentung fol-
cen perben. Gs iouen iogar Die
bdupter anoersr ie6r bohgeftsaten ges
dmten gang bebeuten0 pafeln. Direts
tor Small nirb nit Der unterIuhun1
ber unter ieinem S3epter itcbenoen De-
partements nod Bis in Die ndtTte Wos
de fortfabrsn. Dor 2lQem tpirb iif
oas 8etettip 1eportemsnt, ipslhts
iGm. ieitoem ct isIbit ais Dstettir
funqirt bat, qans teionoers ans 5er3
gepu6Ien 1T, isinsr 2(ufnertIamteii
erfreusn unb ihou noh pentgen Ia
gen tpirb ss beiben rJauer iisht man
gIatt auf glatt."
Gaiep pirb QDpslltren.
Gaiep nirb aegen isine GntlaFunq
an bic GipiIDienitsaommiiIton appsls
lirsn. Die aoDotatsniirma Gosdn &
@iQiams ipiro i'm pertrstsr.
Games gaisp pur0e 1861 in Sr'
ldno geboren; er tpanoerte als jungsr
Wana naa GiHtinnctj aug. 1888 sr.
bielt sr Isine 9iirgerpa9iers un0 an
6. Septem6er 1886 nurbe er gum %.
| li3iiten ernannt. Seine Grnennunt
gum Sergsant srfol9ts am %. 5ts
! bruur 1892, gum Gsutnant am 8. Wfd
1893 unb gum Snipettor am 81. Sui
| 1900. Ddhrenb ptr 2tbtpeIenhe:t Dor
.vT IqiQitin mar sr oshen Stelpsr'
| treter.
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Des Naubes uberfubrt.

gbas. BRADFORD, Der iin auf pdrole
auberbalb Der Gt1atssBeherungsans
italt befinoet, ipurbe geitern Der Be
raubung bes abolpb 2eDtne um $37
ihuloig befunb,n. Qepine iogte aus.
bab er iid auf elmer Jnterurban Gar
befanb, als Ct ppn Dem Mngeflagten
unD ein.m @snoFen, Der enttam, bss
raubt ipurne.
Gingereihte 9eitamenie.
emma u. Reeb permaht ihre
Gtmudiahen uno 5aussiridtung an
ibre Gtpeftern Ssnnie W. Woob uno
Spa Stsele. 3es Meiieren bermaht iie
Der ssennie Wocb' 500, ibrsr Stiefa
tphter Nettie goniau 800, ben 3fpsi
70ttern Der Rettie goniall js $50,
Soa Steele $50. 5enrp Sdfpein. aots
baliteuo, 2ou pinnen. RoIe Salon,
Minnie 6ussertp, 2ufu St.sle ie $25;
ansie 5eslsr $50, Gbas. GuBner $50,
Winnie Sdpsiu $50, Seanus Gropiep
$25 uno Sbio Chapter y2o. 218 Srber
Of Gaitern Star $25.
Geo. asttels bsrmdht i.in 0ermos
ae an feline 5phter Wdrie Rotbert unb
Ieinen Gntsl Geo. Rothert olsIruitees,
um basielbe 5u Deriualten, 10 lanse
feline 5rou Qnnie am aeben 1T. Bon
ben gintiinften ion Die 2sbtsre Elm
Drittel erhalisu, tpdbrsnb bic iibrigen
stpsi 9rittsl slsitteiilih an feline brei
ainber fallen folIsn. Vah benz 1oos
Ieiner Jrau iollen feline 5 Gntsl il
$25 erhaltsn, pabrenb Der Heit bes
8ermosens glsitbeitlid unt.r feline
orei ainber peribsilt iperoen iou.
0ahlab 6 den.
Der p.rIoalifle Hahlab oes Carl
Gbuorb 5reoerid RimanocStp bstrdgi
$40, 1855; berierise bss Ibraham
Sommeriielb $500 unb berjsniss Der
Innie qbsrerombie $4,000.
8erihiebenes.
Die Cincinnati Builders Suppl
60. tlagts cine 5oroeruns iiber $500
segen Sacob 6nman elm.
Gas. 6. Rorris Fat elm. Dsdielfor.
osruns iiber S805 sessn 5. 6. Sonsi
| &c SO. singe,last.
Die Warnsr Sugar Rsiining 60
bat cine 5oroeruns ubsr $1704.5s
eegsn bic gsitman= Sobniou 60. singe
tlast.
4uT 8runo erlit.ener gerlsbunssl
iirsnsie 9apto .Ssioenitein cine alag
iiber $1,000 gsgen bic 5eud's Sper'
Souie 60. an.
Der gormunb bes Soiepb Risers
ipeld' aestersr i'm Gtu5lifemsnt De
Y.tsWilliamion Seating & genti!at
ing go. brei Singer einbiibte. nuro
srmdhtigt. bon ser Jirma 1915 il
Grleoioung aler 9tniprii4s 5u at3sp'i
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