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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-25
TELLS OF COST OF
CORRUPT LEGISLATION

Springfield. ILL.,. June 4.-Telling how
In response TO mysterious telephone
call from Chicago, he visited the office
OF State Senator Corpus V. Gardner II
Minedota and was there told by Gard
ner that IL would take 10000 to Sc
cure certain legislation, II. s. Green II
Morrison, president of the Public Utill-
ties company OF that city, was a wit
ness before the Sangamon county grand
jury today. Green and Il. G. Smith, Il
banker OF Morrison, were interested IT,
a bill before the last general assembly
that would allow the condemnation OF
overflow lands for the purpose Of build
ing dams.
Green's recital before the grand jury
was Interesting He said his conversa-
tion with Gardner was In substance as
follows:
DO you know that IL will cost money
TO secure the passage Of your blll2'
Gardner asked
ITO this | replied that I did not
then said: Well I don't think you
are as green as your name,'" testified
Green.
II then asked him how much II would
cost to secure the passage of the bill
and he told me $4,000. explaining the
money would be used as attorneys fees
Those Interested in the bill were not
disposed to raise the $4,000 and | told
Gardner the state OF affairs. IT was
only a short time arter this that the
bill was killed"
Another angle TO the local investIga-
ton. in which the name OF Senator
Gardner figures. Is the probe into the
passage OF the telephone merger bin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-25

work In the Choctaw and Chickasaw
land and townsite cases, were abso-
lutcly false
THE charges made hy senator Gore
are absolutely false" said McMurray,
after conference with trends. II was
amazed at the senator's statements. |
have represented the Choctaw and
thiclyashw nations for IL or - years
ana never in that time has there been
anything Of a dlshonorabe character
in connection with my work.
1.-The work has been meritorious and
the only question that has ever arisen
is whether Congress should approve
the contracts or whether they should
be approved by the president OF the
United states and the secretary of the
Interior. ! have taken the position that
the contracts should be approved by
the president and the secretary OF the
Interior Apparently senator Gore
thinks that Congress should approve
them"
did YOU ever suggest 10 any one
that attempts be made To influence
members or Congress In such a man
nor az Mr. Gore charges?" MIR. Nc
Murray was asked
~ never did I never thought Of such
tactics either with Senator Gore or
rnv other member Of Congress The
Indian land cases never needed anv
surh Influence in the first place ana
believe the senators and congress-
men with whom 7 have dealt I'm tho
last fow wears know that the Indians
havc been treated fairly. have gone
over this entire matter time ana again
with senator Gore. and our negotia-
lions were always pleasant and friend
~. I do not understand his attitude or
his charges"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-25
CASE THAT CALLED
FORTH THE CHARGES

McAIcster. Okla. June 24-The firm
M McNurray. Mansfield & Cornish. OF
which T. r McMurray was member,
was dissolved about a year ago. Since
that time Mr.. McMurray had devoted
himself largely 10 Indian law practise.
lie was n candidate for delegate To the
last national convention but was de-
feoted IN the stRte convention.
During the constitutional convention
y commission was appointed by VIII
liam n Murray. president Of the con-
vention. with authority to advise the
purchase Of the segregated coal lands
bv the state. The hearing continued
FOR several davs and NJ that time there
were Informal offers OF $4,000. 600 for
tho lands.
About q wear ago the Chociaw coun-
ell presided over nv Green McCurtain.
chief 81 the Choctaw nation. adopted
"a resolution offering 10 soil the tribal
uronertv which consisted In part OF
tho local coal lands, TO the government
for $50. 000. ono.
Melvin Cornish former partner Of
NcNIurray. is in Manitou. Colo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-25
"CRAPS" PLAYED IN COURT
TO ILLUSTRATE KILLING

Cheyenne, Wyo., June 2t--In order TO
show the Jury the origin of the trouble
which led to the killing OF Levi Tracey.
r. coored man In this city, June IL. a
game OF craps" was played in court
today by John w. Mitchell. a witness
I'm the trial OF James Henry. charged
with the murder OF Tracey
Mitchell was describing the game Ia
which Tracey and Henry participated
Just before the killing. Here" he
said. 1--WE got my bones with me and
tn Just show you all how IL hap
pened"
He accordingly produced the dice and
illustrated his testimony so wildly
that half Of the crowd In the trial room
began To reach for their money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-25
DISPUTE OVER CHANGES IN
OFFICIAL CLASSIFICATION

arisen, IL is said. between the railroads
and the shippers regarding changes In
the official classification that governs
freight In the territory east OF the Mis-
sissippi river and north of the Ohio
river. The shippers are making the
claim that the agreement between the
railroad presidents and President Taft
with regard to Increased freight rates
included all increases. The railroad
men insist that ciassifcatio matters
were not included and should not be.
The shippers insist that changes in
classification are often the medium Of
Increasing the transportation charge.
and that these matters should also be
submitted to the interstate commerce
commission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-25

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-25
DOES ROOSEVELT INTEND
TO FORM A NEW PARTY?

oyster Bay June 2i-The1dore
Roosevelt had . long talk today with
james X. Garfield, HIS secretary Of tho
interior, and clifford Pinchot. But what
they said and what bearing, II any,
their talk mad on the national political
situation Is known only to themselves.
That the three men talked politics Is
conjecturcd The oyster Bay Pilot To-
day appeared with an editorial To the
effect that Roosevelt. Pinchot and Gar
teld were very busy forming u rev
national party.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-25
CHAMIZAl ZONE
CONVENTION SIGNED

Washington. June 24.-The convention
providing for the arbitration Of the dis
pute OF the United States and Mexico
over the Chamigal zone at FL Paso was
signed at o'clock tonight by the tw,
governments. Secretary Knox affixed
his signature on behalf of the United
States and Ambassador De La Berry
for the Mexican government.
The treaty provides for the arbitra-
ton of the question by an American
commissioner general. Arson Mills, 4
Mexican commissioner, Ferdlnando Bal
tran Puga and by an eminent Can
adam jurist. yet TO be selected.
Bathing Is ideal at Saltair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-25
GIFT FOR HOME FOR
OLD RAILROAD EMPLOYEES

New York. June PA gift OF 500 COO
for the home for old and disabled rail-
road employees was announced today.
The donor is Hamilton Carhart. of De-
troit, manufacturer who says that
railroad men have helped 10 make him
wealthy and he wishes to show his APP
probation.
The now home was dedicated IN April
and has accommodation for about 100.
NJ r1rNart's gift viii clear " Of in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-25
e q - CURES
~. -. -. BLOOD POISON

, Contagious Blood Poison powerful all
itself symptoms rated
attacked
circulation
blood OF
OF adding
forever cures this powerful disease All who
using and following instructions contained
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-25
A DREADFUL WOUND

from a knife. gun. tin can, rusty nail.
fireworks. OF OF any other nature. de-
mands prompt treatment with Buck
lens Arnica Salve to prevent blood
poison or gangrene. It's the quickest.
surest healer for all such wounds as
also for Burns. Boils, Sores. Skin
Eruptions, Eczema. Chapped Hands.
Corns or Piles. csc at Y. G. NJ. I.
Drug Dept. 112-1l4 Main St, Salt
Lake city.
Have you tried floating at SaltairF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-25
4 ~ NcNTRRty DrCT ARES
CHARGES ABSOLUTELY FALSE

Washington, June al. r. Nc
Murray Of Oklahoma declared here to-
night that the charges made In the
senate today by Senator Gore reflect
ing upon him in connection with his
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06
Mbnabme Der TleiIdnufmbr.

" + ington. 5. WGr5.-Nlis
hen Nn9ubcn oes Stotiitiid,cu 9ii.
rcuus bes Sanoels. Gepnrtcments be-
5iiglih Oes 5luiitenitantlifcu San-
hclsperfebrs pGbreno oes Monots
Sonilor miro criidilid. boi Der 9llii-
trieb all lebenoem Gicb oli Oe, iic.
fen beoelitenhItei; 8icbndrftcn bc3
2onoeo 3,0S4,S92 Stiid ~bctrugen bal
qegen 3,7O6.S02 mGbreuo oes cnt
Iprehcnoeu 3eitubid)nittco ocS %or,
iabrea mo 4.520,S3S mGbrenb oc4
Sanllor& 1908.
Ger Antrieb BON Sdymeincu lpol
I'M 81 Fro5ent %9cringer. ais i'm "a.
nlIur 1909, mo nm 4S RroSent ae,
ringer. ais i'm Sonilnr 1908, mo Der
Hiidgnng mar uuf atlen M1rftcll
glcid) bcocliteil0. Ger &crlunbt scr
GbicnaO'cr Sdlnd,tbGuier al, Gr5cu1.
nllien belief lid I'M Sonuar oiejea
&abrcS aui I67,3S0.123 Viuno, se1cll
1854, $50 Eilmo I'M Soruior bea
@~orinbres mo 213.20S, 1913 i'm So
mar 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06
Ser @an1briII Sail.

Ser @ambriIl. SAIL. -
Staatsonpolt SluenS iaatc geltern.
er glalibe, baB oilf 10000 5d'ier
@bisfep Der rGorburp Iiitilerp"
1uplifot : Eager Gertififote bon
George j, @ambria, Dem Erdlioe!7
ten Der Gompo9nie. aus9egeben Nor
cen iino uno oab oieie boppeltc an.
leibe Die Sobe bon $4,000. erreid)t.
Is itelte iid) 9eitern beruas, bab Die
.upoife Gommiiiion Company" BON
Chicago, zines Der grobten 8etreioe-
Sdiiier IN Nnerifa, 3ablungsbeIeblc
fiir $4,000 gegen 8ambria beiitt,
Die Tie anf mebrere BON @antbria
ausgeitelte Sanoiuehiel am 90. 30
mar 1909 ourh Den Hed)tsanmalt i,
aemp Bartlett IN Baltimore criuirf.
te; am IA. Wtai 1909 ipurben Die
3ablungsbeieble aiisgeitriher. Gicie
Jdae ihpeben jest nod inl bieiigen
Vunoeseeridt. Iie Holi5ei in naell
aroBeren Stdbten iud)t Jest nad)
@ambria.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06

mes 2ebenS trdgt, 10 befdne man cin
RieienfIeibungsitiid, III DEM Gin aus
ectpafiener @leiant EInb bate; pert
itebt iih,, ipenn mar an Serrenbiltc
6entt, ludbrcno man, menn e0 lih I'M
Taineubiite banoelt, mabrld)einlidJ
3lpei o~usgeiUadicne Gleianteu III ocpI
HieIenhilt umterbriugen t0nnte. Nebrt-
lid miirbe ouS ShufBeug. 0oS ein
Wenih i'm 2eben 3erreiBt SIT einem
RiclenitieieI bon cttun ) Uieter Sobe
pereinigt mcr0cn fonnen.
Inter oen 2uruaortiteln bat micr
Gnqlunoer Den 3ab0i nI4gcmdblt II.
Sluubt. 0en RaudJeru ciueu Hieien-
itred einio1eu III fouuen, lpeun err
lbnen lagt, Dab Der GurtihnIttSrml-
der I'M Geben itber 1000 Wdrf in
hlalen Cunt pcrpanbelt. Sir oiele
Summe, 10 nlcint CT. tonuc man be-
reii3 ein fleine9 SGuad)en fuuien.
g8ir miiiien jeond) geiteben, ouB ms
biober feiu Nidtroufer uorgcfom,
men iii. ben mir i'm @eiiee zines iol.
den Soilies %geiunoen baben, ba5
Gus bem 8cloe fir niht gerolhten
Sahaf erbal,t iuorheu lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06
Was ein 3enid i'm Iebtm utrridtct
nno Ocrbrnndlt.

Wle lang 1T Der S~ebensipeg einc3
Wciid)en? - $4,000 Weilen, Dos
bat ein Gnel1noer ausscrehnet, ser
im ~Sonoon Waga5inc" cine biibid)e
Elauoerei iiber Die n@unbertbatelt
hes Wenid)en" peroiientIiht. Tieie
10000 en9liitc WeiIen ober biloeii
clnen Weg. Der beil,dbe ied)smal INT
ben Groball berumreid,t. Gbenlo CT.
'tonnlid) lit Die 2eiitnis beS 0iirdp
itnIttsnlcnifcn inn 1reppeniteigen.
3ipiid)en 100 mo 200 Stllien ant
Gage betrG8t Der Gurdihnitt. Cas-
matt fir oaS gauge 2eben cine Srep.
pc bon 3 Wiuionen Stuien oie ic.
Den, Der JIG I'M gon5en Dor iid) idbc,
pobl mutbloS MADDEN miiroe. Ned).
net nah ani ieoc Siuie 20 Gcntimc.
ter So1e, 10 wiiroc bieie Srcppc mi
tinen Berg BON GOO ailometern S6be
Iiibren, Der alle gerge Der eroc bel.
lldbc nm bos 75iod)e iibertrGie. I'm
lolde 2roitleiitungen al perrid)tcn,
nluB Der Wenit natiirIid) poder eim.
bei5en, b. +. ellen mo irinfenL uno
oos tblit or oild). Nm Vroo per5ebrt
Der GurdidnittSmeni6 i'm goli3cn
Sebcn etiua 16 2onneu; oaS mud)t
j~iiannien einen 9uib @roo. Den Scr
id)perite &ullpagen uiht ~beioroern
tonnte. auBcr Dem tGglihen Yroo
aber iBt Der Wenid) cine gnn5e Scribe
Don 3bieren. nGmlih etipa Is Sdyien,
6 Sd)meine lntb Elm 0ubeilo Stofe,
Wenn man nod nid)t eiu gan5es
Eiuno 6Iciif auf ben Gag red)uet.
Sier5u fomnlen nod seiualti9e Sci.
Der, Die nit Semitic aller Art be.
iuadien iinb. Ger Wenid ibt abcr
nift uur, .ionbern er trinft aud, II.
5ipor iiibrt er an d~liiiiigfeiten ctma
1900 2itcr ieinend aorper ,uGbrcno
oes 2e6enS ST.. 7as gGbe bereits cin
pr1dtiaes S~dpimmbao. gebuIid)e
%eritaunlidJe 3ablen befommt man.
penn man ait Die alciouuasitiide
oenfi, Die ein Wenid I'M 2eben
brauft. Sebte man ale Siite 81.
lammen, Die elm MenId iuGbrenb iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06

9ci Strnbcnbnbn Col
Iiiipn ncrlet3t. - Sr. @eorAt
G. Muppcl bon Nr. 1911, @elt.9ai'
timoreitrnBe, 500 lid bel elmer Golf
ion jlpiid)cn 5,uci III cntacgcngclct'
ter Mid)tuug iubrenbcn StroBenbobn,
MnsaouS, bic lid) gcltern Abeno all
Der Charles. nabe Sombar0ltroBc,
creiarcte, cine Ield)te @erluiulorlt1
GIN &opie 81. Gr muroe III Der Ant
bulols oes mittlereu 8iitrifts nodl
ncm Mercp.S pipital 9e6rod)t, no
linn ein Terbolb angcle9t ml,roc.
Sp1ter NOR CT I'M Stonoc, lid nody
icincr 8obnmg 5u be9cben.
Bon Strobcnb n + il , @ng.
gou getroiiem. Sor Nr. pa
Glib. groab,pap purbe eeitern Die 6
Sabre oltc 2ouiie 8erlad) Don Nr.
43O, Siib- groaopap, bon cinenl
Sirabenboblupag9on Der Wabiion
Nrenuc.2inie n%ni8erannt mo crlitt
@c~rlesuisen ON litfen arYimo lint.
fen Yein. Die aleine mllr6e biird)
CT. 1ranf &. greBlcr bon Nr. 125,
Siio. 9roobpap. pcrbu,oen mo baull
rad &olfie gcbrad)t.
Ser nSedniide @crcin"
biclt eeIiern abenb III Srn. 9ernonlt
@oigt'S Sale an Sariorb.a uenuc ici.
nc regeln1dbige @eldjditsiisune, lndy
lrcld)er SEER 8ron5 Softer einen Dor.
trag iiber oas lbenla .Gampifrait.
Gentralanlagen" belt.
Germans g dmiegcrpo
fer to0t. - Sr. Sames 6. Torris,
Der Shmiegerpater beS Staats. Sc,
nators 9lrt6ur Tilc 8orman, int,
bon 9omaro.G ountp, lit geItern il,
Woibington, 9. g., ~eeItor6cn. Gr mar
Eatentannalt ullO in Den leBten S,,ol-
rem Yanfier.
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Iuniaipal Wad)rid)tcn.

Gin @criibt, Dab Sr. 8arficlo gegcn
Die Domination BON 6rou Ganicl
uno &rn. gIi Sront Itimmeu
mag. - Seine 9eitGtigmlg 5l er.
langcn.
Sm Motbbol,ic mad)tc lid, 9eitern
ous 8criid)t brett, ooB Stobtrothss
mit9lieh 8corge Woriicl6 in Der
ndtilen Sipn1 5l Den Hclben Der
Sniurgeuten ilbergebcu mo gcgcn
Die 9eltGtigung bon Srol CAMEL
MiQer uno Srn. Gli Srallt nla Mtts
glieoer Der Sdulbeboroe ltimmcn
meroe. Ser Wopor, Der ilber bieiea
8eriitt befragt iuilroc, io9tc, baB
ibm oniielbe porber nod niht 6lt
Sbrcn gcfommen iei mo i'm aild)
nid)t beunrubige. Gr lei nod) ipie
por bapon iiber5elet, Dab Die beioell
@enailntcn ibre Site in Der Sdpll-
@eb0roe crbalten miirber. Shon &c.
Itcrl, lpltrocit fir Den SAT-, Dab hcS
Wopors @oifnuln9 lid nift crIilllell
ioate, Hanlen licuer Gunoioatcu lilr
bic ~pofanten Nenlter %crlu1but, nntcr
oieicn scr oca Hed)tSonuolta y. s..
&orto9eniis. 10
@cNen nnnorolil dc Stl
Sn ciner GonlcrcuS 5iDild)cn Fra'
Iioent Siooc g. tSielh mo SnpcriIt'
tenocnt George u. Forfcr bon Der
oMorpl0nbcr ainoeYd)lt e @clcll-
id)uit" nlo Mrn. opener s. Glortc,
Dem Collector Der @%nIiermictben mo
3icen5crl, Die gcltcrm Worgen i'm @iis
rcall bc9 2cB%tgellnnntcl ubgcboltcll
ullroe, bcid)lplicn bic Serrcl, Die Gin-
rcid)ung elmer &croronung. mcld)c
cine Gcnlorcn = 0eborbe filr Die
MonocIbiloe 5bcatcr Der Staot
beitinnlt. Ter NSocc oca Srn. Niclo
nodl ioll lid) bieic 9eboroc aus ocnt
Wopor mo bier oltgcicbclcn Yilr'
germ Der Stoot 5uianlrncnicscn. Gle
lie @eboroe io0 wodentlm) cine 81.
Bi,llg holtel,, III iueld)er ibr alle6llnS
BON Vilocrn, ole i'm Suuic Der @ot)c
IN oeu Munoclbilocr Sbcatcrn Der
Staot aejeigt iperoen, 5ltr Snlpcttlon
porgclegt iperbel.
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&antbGtisfeit unS @rnnoeiseutbnms-
Martt.

$50 -
8ute Nusiiften iiir reae 9%autbGti0.
felt. - Sic .Ebil. &. Miiaer
Building Company" fnuit groBen
Gnnbcompler III Si9blanbtolun II.
Canton. - @allt $50 @oImbGlls
ier. = rSeperno.Eort" iiir Sonl.
merouientbolt.
alle An3eid)en ipred)en ooiiir, BOB
iid) I'M 2alfe bieies Sobres cine iebr
rege 9uutb1tigfeit entfalten miro. Sc.
Den Gag merben geplante Nellballten
in ollen Sbeilen Ser Stabt betannt
geeeben. Ser groBte 2onouerfoui
Der periloiieneu Wod)c. Der einc groBc
9autbGtigfeit I'M @eiol1e bat, mlrcc
Don DER .Ganton.G ompugnie" obge-
if(oiicn. Gic Gompa9nic perfauite
/ ied)s grobe @runoitiide III Sioblanb-
tonn mo Canton an Die oBbilip :.
Wiiuer 9uiloing Company" fiir $40.
600. Sie &Guierin benbIidlti9t, olif
ben @runoitiifen $50 5pciltodiAe
@obnbGuier nit cileul &oItcnauI.
manDe pon 100000 81 crritten4 9ie
9aupl1se heiiuoen iid) III Der N1b,
Der neuen Ser5 Seiu.airfc.
Iie .Rodeiter airfneB Neoltp 60"
wiro in Sturgeon l3 neutrality-suspicious.
BAUER ouf Der Gillette Der Eotomoc-
iiroBe. 5uild1en Baltimore mo Cont
baroItrabe, erridtcn lulien. Gle @ous
foiten merben oui 5000 geitdst.
Spbn Z. Eonoble fnlite cincu gro.
| BEN Sbcil ocS ulten GirfuSplnbca nit
Sront an GantonitroBe, 5luiifen Gons
toni unb Guitern.Ipcmle. Gr miro
oui Dem @nmeieu 43 Sdiier crbollcr,
/ Sic .@ebb-@bite Gonlponn" bat
an Ole &S. albert $. mo Troltf g.
Hosers 5ipei 8runoItiide on Scrnlos
iu-Apenue. ailia.S terraces. perfnuit,
ali rpelten cine 0roBc 21E 'it0fiac
8iQa errihtet lueroen miro; ierner
bat oieielbe Company eii1 @rlulbitiif
an Mlbion.I Denuc. Milln- Terraces, oil
Srn. 8. 2oliS perfauit.
lie Webb-Wbite Company legt 5ur
Belt mebrere ncue Stroben olif ib.
rem Nilia-S Terrace Mnueien al, iucl.
die IN eini9en Wodcn icrtig gcitell1
fem weroen; o,ld) batsbie Gnmpagnic
nit benz Vau zines c~legunien 2la'
itodigen 9unobolies al gilio.Aue..
Iilio.Ierroces, b%caonncll.
Wer nod) cinem Somrncrbeinl lin.
id)au b1lt, bern bietet lid, cine prdf).
tiae @eleaenbeit in Sauerla = Earf,
eilem iOplliid gelegenen Srt an 81
pern.Hiper. Der bon ser Stnot aus
nit Der cleftriid,en 9abn in 30 Wtinns
ten 81 erreid)en lit. Iie rSepern
Heoltp.G onlponp" perfnllft BORT 9ols
plGse so bei 200 Sub irnb grGBer
ifon bon $50 an. Ter aouipreis
fam baor ODER in fleinen mollotli'
den Moten be5ablt meroell.
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Sic uicrte golocuc $ 0 d)'
5cit in elmer SomiIie miro unl font
meuoen Somitog in Dem Sai,ie CIR.
1918, NisQuitbltrobe, geieiert. Die SSSil.
bilnre limo Sr. unb Trnu @m. s.
@robnnl. Srau @rubam NOR cine
~acborenc Cones mo lit Die lod)ter
pom Srn. mo Srau 9cni. SoncS.
peId)e inn Sabre 1889 getraut lpur-
Ben mo i'm Sabre 1882 lire golbcic
Sotjeit ieierten. Gic 3abl Der NadJ.
fommem bieies Gbepaares betrGat 5ltr
3eit 81. Gin gruoer BON Srau @ra'
bum. Sr. Wm. =. Sones, f~eierte III
1908 iein soloenes Sod5eits- Subj
l1ltm. mo cine Sdipelter, fSrou Geo.
:. Mphe. weldlc Dor feds Sobreu
ltarb, besina oieiclbe Seitlid)fcit in,
Sohrc 1901.
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W6dcntlidJer @einnb6eitsberift.

Utoiern treten itmad naf. - Nur 81
6Gnt in Der periloIienen @od,e
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GeneIoet,
oeOcn III IN Der gleitloulcu0c1
@od)c oeS 0orjobreo. - SdJminb.
iudt lorocrt Die mr,iten Spicr.
Moiern tretrn III oieicm Sabre
nitt 10 mouniuiud) nllT, ais in Sors
jubrc. 4out Dem iocben neroticnt.
lid,ten 9critt bcS iiGbtiid)eu 8eiunh-
belts, 1cpurtCmcul3 nur0cn III Der
%periloIicucn Node mr 81 Molern-
idle gcntclbct, 9egcn III IN Der
oleid)louicnoen Wote beS BoriubreS.
Ter Yeritt ipcilt ans, 0uB III Der pcr.
~pcriloliencn Wod)e 23G EobcSfunc
portanen, ~9eeeniiber 1865 III Der cor.
rcippnoireuhcu @ohc be& &oriohre&
30 III 1908 ullo 260 IN 1907. Die
Sooesrote betrl,g 2O.l3 pro 1000 Der
Vepolferultg; 1928 tlr Die WeiBclt
uno 29.S7 iiir Die Ne9er.
Gle bauptidhlid,en Sobesurlof)c!t
iuoren: Jopbuo ., Shorlahiieber 3,
aellhbuIteu l. GiphtberiiiS I. Sn-
~iIllcn3o ,, ShIuinoiud)t 33. arcbslci-
sen IS, organiite Ser5trontbelten
2S. 4lnaenentSiinouna 81, Vrt1bt''
iMc Hierenfrnntbeit II, allaenleinc
SdppGte ~, Nlter@ihiuGhc 5, In.
idle 3.
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Hcnomm ag c. .Sie Itani-
men aus elmer iebr alien 1bierb1noi,
ger. 5anilic?" - Trelicur: ,Saipobl,
elmer meiner 0oriabren bat bcreits
Dem Hoab gebolfen. Die 9eItien in
Scr Trd)c ST. bdnoigen.@"
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1918 Hh.Wabiiun.gtr
Milfa Terraces,

9iiia.Auenne nnb parfrrt.Gsnb.
81 III Mnes, mas eie tranhen, nm Elm
Wrnuoiti6 AZ faufen. Htr baneM ana abr
Sons aeaeu Ieidste Nbsahfumgen. 100 0fnns.
itads III BEN is. ysat pesianh. 40G Hrsitt
a~eHdsert. 3n ISias gsresNsssns ssr Heffoss,
NOD mic Griuiae ae,ppnnen. Ssmmen Gle naAI
bisr an iraenb einen. Wertase pssr epnntas.
7S6 Wlinuten ANN Ndtbbdus tSe. 10brprets).
Nett 4 @ttfe.
Naeut an Dirt unb etene. Na9ntittaas nne
esmRiass ben ean5em TAG. (Hopf ,6Dte)
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9aa aIietdbIirie 8irtbSaeftaft an Neroott'
Ode bon Sharps uuo Gdmben,Strabe; f6leffe
Seiunobett 8runo oes Berinufs: tbnt quite Se'
fhdfte rno ipirb 81 n,hbi9en Breiie %perfanli;
fetne Ngenteri.
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3n %perfeufcu:
E--L.t

FaauoEt - so gder irnd,tbnrer 9occl. Gil
b~elpiiicrt mo cinge5dnni: unsge5citneteS 20
louiuI, gSpbnbGus. II bel 33 5hb. 2h Siod
,perte: 9ao, groBc Yernnoen: beahem lnr
gSerite ruo Staot eeIeaeit; cute Nebergcbanoe
4Sreis $40, 900. 9iobrrt ). sirt,pouo, Hr. b,
EIt.2eIingtpn' Strahe. (63-o)
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9aRrbrn sic etuen 80 1nA Yanptde nit aae1
fRr $40 Gaar nno $40 PRO @lpnat I'M Sinner
nit nieoriecn Sieuern an Der @arrtfon.A oenrs
Glefiriid,en iaufer,. iiro gle b1rdn interelltrtf
pber fdrifilib an unferen oenfidben agenten
s. !. SrVe, SOC amrritan Snifstnq. gaitt.
more, Utb. (ob--Is,,
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Baraain 5000.

ReeiIer Gle iih, penn fe zines iener bfbs
f6en Sduier I'M 700 Bod sprs.9lofe. strahe,
i%piinfnen. 9aben ale ntpoernen 9tnrihtnneen,
Refer Mno S1fe. Illus -Spot Bird" g%ebduf-
brauden ME nn9efirtden 5u tpereen.. Straben
nit piirifi5irten Badftetnen aepflafterf. Nteort'
&c l~inioiter; bcaieme Yeoinginqeii. fpenr 9e'
ipiiriht. sfgert an Srt iino Sfeae.
(SnIt4) Gbpafb 8. Gallagher, Grbouer.
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Sn perfnufcT: -
Nrudpre'ier. 1bpen julb .5lbfbor. biaig. ad
ten 15c. Nr. 517, Weft.2sgtngtunss traNt
elbenoS Often. toS-o]