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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-30
DAWSON DEFEATED ALBANY.
An Interesting Game of Basket Ball
at Athletic Hall.


at Athletic Hall.
A game of basket ball between
the teams of the Albany High
School and the Dawson High School
was pulled off at Athletic hall
last Thursday night A large and
enthusiastic crowd OF spectators wit
messed the game. 1t was exciting
from the start to the finish, and
those who had never witnessed a
game of basket ball before say they
will not miss another.
Basket ball is equally as fascinat-
ing and as scientific as foot ball,
without the rOughness and danger
of the latter The teams were pref
ty equally matched, and the game
was played throughout in a clean,
sportsmanlike manner.
The game is played in 20 minutes
! halves, with rests between of 10
minutes At the end of the first half
the game was tied with a score of
nine and nine. Then it was that
/ the Dawson boys realized that they
! had to fight hard for victory, and
when the second half opened III
they went after the ball with a
snap and vim that showed they
/ were determined to win. They kept
right after the ball until they rolled
up a score of twenty-fOur in the
last half, while Albany made only
! g points. The final score stood
thirty-three to twenty-five in favor
of Dawson.
Albany substituted two men durin:
the last half of the game Oliver
of Albany threw the highest mum
Der of goals, making twelve points
while Christie followed as a close
second, scoring eleven points. The
lineup was as follows:
Dawson: Christie. center; Black
r. forward; Mathis h. forward; Mel
ton, r. guard; McLain, l. guard.
Albany: Whitman, center; Oil
yer, r. forward; Scott, /. forward
Jackson, r. guard; Sumter, |. guard
Stewart sub. c.; Mcintosh, sub. G
officials: Redfern, referee; Mos
ley, umpire; Raglan, timekeeper
Mize, scorer.
The Dawson team went to AIban!
Friday and played a game there tina
night, the score resulting II to II
in favor of Dawson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-30
OUR GOOD ROADS WON HIM
South Carolina Man Who Recently
Bought Plantation in Terrell
County Likes Our Highways.

South carolina MAN VINO heCeHIIy
Bought q Plantation in Terrell
County Likes Our Highways.
SUMTER, S. Chr. J. NJ. Wood
ley of Summerton, Clarendon coun-
ty, but formerly of Sumter and
Marlboro counties, has purchased a
plantation in Southwest Georgia
and will move with his family to
that place.
While in Sumter last Friday Mr..
WOOdley stated to E. l. Reardon,
secretary of the South Carolina
Good Road and Drainage League,
that while on a visit to Georgia some
time ago he was so impressed with
the superior roadways of that sec
ton of Georgia that he was induced
to sell out in Clarendon and rein
vest in farm in Georgia.
He said he thought it would pay
road overseers and other officials in
terested in the construction OF pub
lie highways to visit that portion of
Georgia to see how the roads are
constructed In Georgia public high
ways are constructed like railroads
in some instances. The hills and
other high grades are cut down and
the low places in the roads are filed
in so that there is great uniformity
of road level which makes the haul
ing of heavy loads much less strain
on animals
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-30
IN THE SOCIAL REALM


A delightful affair for the mem
bers of the Bessie LANG Missionary
Society of the Methodist church was
the entertainment given them Fri
day afternoon by their manager,
Mrs. c. A. Harris, at her home on
Orange street. She was assisted in
entertaining by Misses Julia Bell
and Julia tombstone. The entire
lower floor was thrown together,
and decorated entirely with growing
plants Games were played and the
main feature of the afternoon was
a guessing contest. Bible stories
were told; the names of the charac-
ters were not called, but at the
close of each story were guessed by
the little folk. In the evening, when
the larger members were entertain
ed, old-fashioned games were also
played. The names of missionaries
and mission stations, with the let
ters mixed, were given them to be
correctly arranged, and this afforded
them much pleasure. The most
amusing and enjoyable feature Of
the evening was the music furnished
by the guests. Each guest was
given one-fourth Of the first line Of
some song, and all having parts Of
the same line sang the song as
quartette. Punch and waters were
served during both the afternoon
and evening. There was a large
number of guests present and the
occasion was thoroughly enjoyed.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-30
WITHDRAWs FROM CHURCH.
Rev. Homer Bush Has Surrendered
Credentials. Quits Conference.

Rev. Homer Bush, for many years
a well-knOwn minister of the Meth
odist church, at one time president
Of Andrew Female College, and who
is well-known in Dawson and
throughout this section, has with
drawn from the church.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-30
ADJOURNED UNTIL JANUARY
Judge WOrriH Was Here Monday,
and Conferred With Jurors
and Attorneys,
and Attorneys.

Judge Worrill was here Monday
morning, and after comforting with
jurors and attorneys passed an or
der adjourning superior court until
the second Monday in January.
A number of jurors were in favor
of court being held this week. They
did not seem to fear the smallpox,
saying that it had been in the county
and throughout this section several
years, and it was never before
thought necessary to adjourn court
on account OF it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-30
WILL BE HEARD THIS EVENING,
Question of Receiver for Southern
Life Insurance Co.

The petition of certain creditors
for the appointment Of a permanent
receiver for the Southern Life In
surance Co. is set for a hearing be-
fore Judge Worrill in Dawson at
. o'clock this "wednesday evening.
The general wish is that the com
pany will be able to arrange its af-
fairs so that it can continue bust
ness. Besides paying to beneficial
ries $3.50 600 since it's organization
it has been worth much to Dawson
in various ways.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-30
A S4O'OOO.O0 DEAL IN LAND
Col. I. p. Cooke Sells His Farm,
Stock and Accessories to South
Carolina Citizen.

Another big land sale is reported
this week
Saturday a deal was closed by J..
A Horsley, the real estate agent
Of Dawson, whereby Col. !. P.
Cooke sold his large plantation at
Armenia, embracing land in Lee
and Terrell counties, to Mr.. r. A.
Sublett of Greenville, S. G.
The plantation contains $3.50
acres of land, and included in the
transaction are the stock, hay, corn,
fodder, cotton seed, implements,
etc on the farm.
This is one of the most valuable
farms in Southwest Georgia.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-30
PIERCE CHAPEL PENCSLINGs.
Miss Tedder's Thanksgiving EXer.
else. Other Happenings.


Mrs B. w Tedder, Mrs. c. B.
Anderson and Miss Rosalee Ander-
son of YeOmans spent the Thanks
giving holidays with Mrs. R. u.
Fletcher and Miss Matte of Tedder,
who is the daughter of the former
and also our accomplished teacher
The Thanksgiving exercises rem
dered by Miss Matte of Tedder and
her pupils on Thanksgiving day af-
ternoon were Witnessed by a large
audience of patrons and friends. The
occasion proved to be one of much
success and enjoyment.
Mrs. Anna Kenney of Eldorendo
spent Thanksgiving holiday with her
sister Mrs. Frank Powell, and
brother, Mr.. L. c. Wills.
Mrs. Fannie Kendrick and sons,
Thomas and Hugh, are welcome
guests of Mr.. Charlie McClendon.
Rev c. E. Roberts has gone to
| conference at Columbus We hope
he will be sent back to us.
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Fletcher
home has been frightened by the
arrival of a fine boy.
Mr.. Charlie Powell has returned
from Atlanta, where he took an au-
| tomobile course.
We are glad to know that little
John Murdoch is up again from a
short illness.
Mrs ]. H, Williford is visiting
her daughter in Moultrie.
Mr.. Joe Wills of Sylvester is visit
| ing relatives here.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-30
NEAR PARROTT NEWS.

Mr.. Fatie Stokes has left on his
trip, and expects to have good
time with the girls. oh, you kid!
Mr.. R. B. Webb, who came up on
a business trip, has returned to his
home in Cotton. :,
The cane mills are having many
visitors. Guess they are getting
good and sweet, but they don't like
to be kissed much.
A number of people are going to
the wiregrass just for change
Oh you Terrell!
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-30
Miss DOzier Entertains.

Miss Susie Mae Dozier was hostess
at an informal affair Saturday af-
ternoon that was highly enjoyed
by all present. There were two
tables. 'Forty-two" was played.
No prize was given. A delicious
salad course was served. The guests
were Misses Ethel Leyerette, Mil
dred NcClelland, Florella Crouch,
Marian Edwards, Marie Marlin, Sal
lie VIII McLain and Jessie Melton.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-30
Mrs. Jolly, at Graves, Entertains.

The most beautiful social event Of
the season was that at which Mrs
T. E. jolly entertained on Friday
evening in honor of her guests,
Misses Wright and Pecor of Co
lumbus. The house was attractive
Iy decorated in red and yellow chry-
santhemums. The hand painted
punch bowl was banked with red
chrysanthemums. The guests were
met at the door by Mrs. Jas. T.
Grimes, and were ushered to the
punch bowl by Miss Florence New
man, where Misses Jennie Mae
Brown and Ruth Smith served
punch. Several interesting games
were played and at a late hour dam
ty refreshments were served, after
which the guests departed, each de-
claring Mrs, Jolly to be a most
charming hostess.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-30

We offer one hundred collars reward for any
case OF catarrh that cannot be cured bv Hairs
Catarrh Cure. F j CHENEY Il Co. Toledo O.
We. the undersigned have known f. J. Cheney
on t,,S t,s IN ~ Isinase tpansaction
ciallv able to carry out any obligations made by
his firm. WALDING. KINNAN d MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surface of
the system. Testimonials sent free, Price rs
cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists
Take Halls Family pills for constipation.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-30
Miss Marie Martins Party.

Miss Marie Marlin entertained a
few of her friends very delightfully."-
Friday evening at her home on
Seventh avenue. "Forty-two" and
other games were played. No prize
was given. Fruit was served during
the evening by Miss Adeline and
Master Crawford Marlin. Those
present were Misses Marian Ed
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-30

wards, Florella Crouch, Ethel Lev
erette, and Jessie Melton; Masters
Willard Nasworthy, Seab Thomas,
George Jennings, and George B..
McClelland.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-30
THE COTTON MARKET.

The Dawson warehouses; had re-
ceived by wagon Tuesday at noon
1866 bales of cotton. The mar
ket quotations were
Fully good middling ...1413
Good middling ........14A
Middling
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29

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ihe Gelebrte nit Der Serifellung elmer
WeltIprahe. Der einfahite Neg mare,
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ga nationals Giferiiidteleien oas nidt
asftatten, 10 ipiro mon am beIten thun,
ouf bie friibere internatipnale Sprate
Der esbiloeten Wslt, tpelhes 2atein 1T,
surit3uersifen. Sisrfiir iino bsretts
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tateiniIte DeItliterotur aus frubsrer
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pedunoen oes gopernicus, Die 9runo=
fdse Der pbpiit, tpie lie IN gtsptons
9rincipia sntbalten iino uno ioSar Elm
fold prdsiiss Msrt, pie Ssr'tsots
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elettriIten Stromss, alio oes Glettro'
moanetismus, in lutsintIher Sprahs
osIhrieRn limb. Da ieBt nod lebr
gieIe Der alIgemsinsn gilouns ps9e1
IateiniId Isrnsn, 10 iino Die gin'tislten
Qcrbeoinaunaen porbanosn, UNI 60
tein pieber CUR Welt1prohe 81 MAIDEN.
lleber Die 5rugs oes Gatetniiftn ols
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pielen GGnoern Guropas aeipelen III
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bcceuteno stsr gu elmer Beltipraht
qelanqen, als inbsm man cine Sprah'
QGnsIih neu tonItruirt, mas Elm Der
qebIi6ss uno ausiittsloies Ssmu'
ZEN lit.
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0eid5ml0i8mn6em
Daf bic JanitOrem TN Gonrtbans ibre
yflidytsn xidlt erfhnm,
@erben BON Staatsaniualt GnH Ha'
ber MnterindJt uer6en.

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Samiias in elmer Gisuns ots Gin
alubs" aemahisr 8ebauptunsen, DdB
in benz 1epartement bes eourtbaus'
Superintenbsnten SO Sanitoren 81 eIs
nem tdaliten gohne bon $2.75 af'ses
ftsllt, BON bensn Iaut porgenommener
unieriufmna oft nur bic 9alfie uno
monhmal nod pi.l ipeniger an oer
4rbeit isisn, bat Stantsanrpalt aouni
eeitern beIhloNsn, Die angelss.nhs't 5n
uu.eriuhen. gu pisiem 3iped. bat tr
bic iammiliten Sanitoren oorlaoen
IaiIsn, beute Hatmittas in Islner De
flee su sritxin.n, ipo bic 5erren Cra
bile 81. Sones unb Gam. y. Teal. Die
pom probatssridi erndnnt porcel'
fino, um oie 2lfiairen Der epunin'
acmmiFdrs gu priifen, eb.niaas an.
ipei.no jein sperbtH. 3ped Der Tcr'
labunaen iit. bic Sonitoren Don ben
beiben apmmiforen in Der 4ngeIesen'
belt pernehmsu su laiien. I'm feitSu'
iteuen, oh bic gebaupiungen beariinoei
Iino ooer niht. Cb er bic InssIsaens
htit IhIiebtit, ben Drcbsefhtpcrenen
untsrbreiien fpiro, hdSat nah Iusiags
pes Siuatsantpalts oan5 bon benz Re.
IuItot Der Observation-Disclosures
ab.
Superinisnbent Sheibel bate ihon
lanos asnninib bapon. oab iein Se'
pariement B.eeniiano elmer linttr'u'
DUNG i.itens oes rGitp alues" pd'
uno .r aetpdhrie 9enieniaen, tpe!ds
SieIelbe in Sdnben haittn, jsspeo'
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aen unb Ii.bi BEN Reiultat peiisr In
t.riuhuns,n rubis entseaen.
Strr Stonlep Siruble. prdiioeH
Der Gpun.ps sapmmiFdre. iproh Iih II
dbnlitsm Sinne aus uno sr,ldrts, bal
bic acmmiFdr. gu isoer 3tit b.rsi
tpGren, oi. Ytfhuloisnnssn ots .e1'i
qlubs" ,u un.triuhen.
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~. 8. G88leitD,s
ant eia WorperbSr nnS uirS
Der 0rano Snrg iibsrwieieu.
gefinSet iA sesen $500 yHrsidait
ant freiem Juf.

Der fribere 5ilissSupsrintsnoent
oes ppitanipeiiunss Departments.
Dm. $. Gssleiton, ipeIher Der llnters
ihlasuns BON $1216 btfhuloist 1T.
ipurbe ssitsrn Bormittas bem 8unpesa
tommiFdr 9lbIer poreefiibrt. Gr per'
sittete auf Elm Borperb0r unb ipuros
unter $500 giirgfhafi ben 9unoes.
Grobseidporensn iihrtpisien, bic Den
ssan sntipsoer in Der Sanuar' ooer
4priIs Sibuns aufnebmen iperben.
Die 8iirsihaft ipurbe iofort mad,
per 9orfibruna bon benz anipdIt Roa
bert Sutton unb Gbarles 6. WcJarldn
eeleiitet, porauf Gssleiton auf freisn
SUB seIebt nurbe.
gDdhreno Der Jan in Sdipebe TT,
peroen gran Gaaleiton uno ibr 1ot,'
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frau %. Moore In Dafbineton. ..
g.. perpeilen. gesIefion ieIbit tpeih
nod niht, mas er in Der 3ptihenseil
anfonaen fpiro, b,bauptet jebod. odb
ibm bier io.pobl, als aud, ouberholt
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iporoen isi. Gr ipeissrte iit. in ge5ue
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.penn Elm ioltss porhanoen lei, Nle.
mdno aub.r ihm oaiiir perantporil't
qematt fperben tonne.
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}rau Clifford Gong. BON Wo. 2131
fireman 4penu.. srfuhte seFisrn bic
polisei, Nahforidunsen mad ihrem
Gatten ansuiiellen. tDsIher ouf uners
tlGrlihe W.iIe felt benz %. Nopembsr
mrIhtpunoen III. Die camille 5os
DOR einissn 1agen BON Ro. 2139 Jre,s
man 4ps. mad bem 6aufe No. 2131
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Dor benz umsus mar Clifford Gong.
ipeltsr ii1 i'm lesten Stobium bst
GhipinoIuht bsfinoei, in elmer Mms
bulons mad bem iiGotiifen 6oIpiial
aebraht norbsn. Vo6 bem llmSus
beaob grou Clifford fi4 nun benz
6ofpital, nm ibren Wann 5u beiuhen.
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felbe bort niht oufsenommen mar,
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nah benz 3peigboipital az btgeben.
Cine anfroge in bieier anitalt ergdb'
bob Gong ii4 bort nint eingefe1i
bate. Mne Nonforfnunetn no4 ibm
ftnb bisber erfclglos Derldufen, uni
Drou Gong befiir4tet. bat tbrem
Mdnne etn llnbeiI susehobsn fsin
mag.
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Gteerlaxbnibiaeine.

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gaiiern ap.. anabe.
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georae unb Catherine Hopp, 188
Walter Strabe. anobe.
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suier-Spnutas.

Die @lpen oGmmsrn oui, nabbem
Iie ben gon3en Sommer iiber i'm Ounit
Der 5erne unfidtbar Oersrabtn seles
gen babsn. Sbr nebelig brsitsr Shdt'
tenitrih fpirp INNER torperliter.
I6Grft fid tasspeiie su bart in bic
Cuff idnsiosnbsn Spisen. Duntl.
RiiTe itreifen iid in bas Wsib bss
Shnees, unb ss tunn isin, bab oi.
gau3e astte bon ben 8erner alpen bis
gum GldrniId auf Stunoer nit uns
bsimliher Stdrfe iiber Dem 9orsss
birgs iteht.
9as lit bann, als ipintts Der 5srbit
bintsr oen Bergen, als bislts er bohs
aufgstbiirmt ben Ramm isinsr erit.n
Deas nur miibiam 5urid. beOor lie
unaufbaltbar Die idben pIdne bss
9burgaus berab iiber Wdloer, 0drten,
ObitlpieIsn unb Rsbberse nisoer iiber
bic lfer bes 8ooeni.es fiaubt. nnD
bann sibt es auh tein 9alieH mshr;
aanb, 2uft unb Waiier iinten iduel
in bas 3uiammsnipiel berbiiliher
GrsigniIIe. Aber tpie Elm melanholiih
it0nss Grlsbnib perihiebene 5ers:n
OsrI9ieoenartig beimiuht uno panbslt.
70 berubrt bas melooiIde 5iniierben
ber Qatur bic einaeluen senau abges
ibsilten gooenise Gsssnoen jeoe aul
ibrs Deiie. Gieb TT mir, baB id biess
ieits au 5duie bin uno bab in meinen
ssenitern bic Wdlper bes Dobens iiber
Dem lansen Qtib Der Reihnau aufiteis
gen, bab ale Qinien BON llferH uni
60ben trpb Der 8aialttesel oes 6es'
aus in rubis semdbistem ShnuRe
iih langbin pertOnen. Sm Sommei
bate biefes Bib itsts cine niihtern.
sriins praGt. bic osr fd/serfdlIiseu
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Islesateu snm Gibers aub SarberS
Aonaref.

Die folssnb.n 5erren baben Monor
Shtpob bic Ulii.beiluns 5ugehen Iois
fen, bab ie bic grnennuns gu offs
,ielIen Ueriretern Der Stabt bet nem
am Z. DECEMBER In WaihingioH begin
nenoen Raiional Riptrs ono 1urbors
aonereb ansunehmen sfpiat iino: ..
g. Wcgartbp, g. g. Wuribau, ga.
mu.l Wopsr, 1homas y. Gsdn, Ro.
bert R. Repnolbs. Clinton Grone.
Otto MrmIepsr, q. 8. S!ernberser,
6. 8. 8. atsins, R. 8. Dsfi, ). p.
aonbis, s,ames :. 6oo.sr. Cscar 5.
Barrett, Dr.. g. 6. Spdrtfel, Gtp. 3.
Iist.rl., Geo. pudta. Wintam y.
gterIols, SAINTS J. 6eeiin. v. y.
Oilbam, lepi 6. Gooouls, 1enrn Rit.
ter unb elmer o. Qanrenee. Wlapor
Shtpob pirb psri6nliH ebenfans osln
aonsr.b aIs @ertrettr oer Stoot BIZ
ipphnen.
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Mms ben, poli5ei8erid3t.

Cine qnsobI Ssrabenbsitl.r. pelfe
am Sami.ag unb Sonntog bel elmer
Rassia Der poli3si In bic odnbe gefals
len .poren, pureen seittrn su ie $50
geloitraf. uno 5raguns Der aoiteH
perurtbeili.
Dem Simmn 2eslie. eintm unpers
beFerliten Geipobnbei.strinser, puroe
cine grniihierungss unb Gnt5iebungss
aur BON 30 1og.n i'm arbeitsbous
perorbnst.
eSoIepbine Drote. eine alte 9umme!s
tante, fpeldx erft Dor einigsn log.H
aus bsm ,Dotei 4ober" entlaHen por<
ben mar, ipurpe ipesen 1runtenbe;i
| uno 6erumlunstrns gu 30 1agsn
Qlrbti.sbuus. $50 uno Soften p<ru.s
tbeilt.
RALPH Bradsl. pslt<r bsim Diebs
itabl in Der Wobnung Der Julio
eating abeefabt porben mar, srbieli
cine Gtrafe poa $50 nsbft Rotten 5u'
bittirt.
1reb. Junsblut. 0rani 9ubrmonn.
CHARTS Garptp. geors llItI6 uni
Daniel 6apes. fiinf junss Burden
relhe on Der Ode Der Dalton Np. UNI
Wiljiot, 5trobe unfug periibt bat!en
| ipuroen au ie $40 Uelbfrafe nnb Der
Rotten psruribeilt.
gDilburn Reno, II SABRE oft. ipurb,
unter ber Mntlose, ben tiir5lin iiatiSe'
funbenen ginbrumsbiebitubl BET oel
,firmc Ron, Gromioro & Drenoamoul
beoongen ~ bdben, ben @rpbseIdpo'
reaen iibsrmiefen. Se:ne 8iirglhof
purbe ouf 5000 feitsefebi.
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Der 80 Sal-. alis a2t:ii.r Tas
MEL CoGins, ncn Ro. TOT 4uburn
ape, Elm 2tngeIiegter ber guatontrds'
loren Scenes Griffith &c Son. i;ir,..
asItern pGbrsnD Der 4r6e'. on b:m
Sboib Ysutau an gen.ral aDe. aao
8. Strabs bonn britten in oas rii'
Stodspert binunter, no CT 5einub,los
Iiegen blisb. Jm fd1..fhea iocff'tal
ftslte e. iia 1erous, bar u dub:r
ihpsrsr aontuiionen nrs 9duiass
i6irfunssH innere Werlssnn5sn eriii.
ten bate.