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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
MANY SETTLERS ARE INCONvEN.
FENCED BY DISTANCE TO
COUNTY SEAT
MAY DIVIDE THE COUNTY
Propositions are Under Consider.
ton to Restore Counties A
Territorial Legislature
Authorized Them

~Pierre-The territorial lair 20
OF 1883, In one OF the spasms wh Oh
frequently afflicted II, cut up the ter
ritory now embraced within St nley
county into the counties of Stanley,
Sterling. Nowlin and jackson. In
1897 1t was found thousands OF cattle
ranging In the region were escaDir 3
taxation for lack OF a thoroughly or
ganized taxing machine. and the
boundaries of Stanley were extended
TO take jurisdiction of the entire re-
gion. Modern settlement, hoxefer
has covered the section and the coun-
~ with more than "a hundred town
ships Is found to be cumIersonely
large. many "inhabitant SIRE more
than a hundred miles from the 90 n
~ seat. A movement to divide h
area into two counties has blmpt d
against the ambitions Of some Of he
thriving towns, and the conflicting in
terests of the St. Paul and the North
western railroads.
A compromise proposition is now
kpder consideration to restore the old
counties OF 1883. That wi | ave
Stanley a compact county with more
n a forty townships and the capital
at Fort Pierre; Kadoka, on tie st.
Paul would get the county seat OF
Jackson; Philip on the Northwestern
that Of Nowlin. and Leslie would rer-
haps be the enter Of Sterling. The
plan seems popular, but runs against
a constitutional provision unless
some additional territory is TO nd 10
add to Jackson county, which has
only about twenty townships. Tie
constitution provides every new ooun-
ty shall have at least twenty-four
townships.
The division and Encouragement
does not require an act of the legis'a-
ture, but depends upon a vote of The
region affected.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
Bud Stevens Acquitted

Aberdeen-After a weeks trial Bud
Stevens, the former cowboy. who shot
and killed at lie Beau. s. D.. on Deem
Der II, 1909. Dode Mackenzie. son o,
Murdo Mackenzie of Trinidad. Ccfo.
the cattle king of America. was found
not guilty. The plea of self-d farse
was accepted by the jury. 1t being
shown the shooting came after Mac
Kenzie had quarreled with him and
returned, brandishing a gun. TO the 81
loon where Mackenzie was bartender.
The case was hard fought. as Mac
Kenzie. Sr.. is one of the richest men
in the West. After hearing the ver-
diet Stevens. sixty years old. was over
come and thanked and shook hands
with each of the iurymen.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

ESTE, ated %. 900 Families Loested
West Of River In Two Years

Belle Fourche-From the best au-
thority. II Ia estimated that $4,000
families have come from the east dar-
Ing the past tao years and taken their
residence on homestst - In western
South Dakota west OF tie Mis- oari
river.
The same authority es'iTa'es that
there are still left over 5000. 900 acres
OF government ground open 10 settle
ment In the Pierre. Rapid City. Belle
Fuarche. Lennon and Chamberlain
districts. The best OF the far ming
land has by no means been taken up.
This recent government report show .
that the amount OF moisture In act
ually increasing In this western par.
OF the state. Farmers who have been
watching the growth OF their crops
for the past Ave years have noticed
that this increase IL regular cach
year. Their wells hat have gone dty
in the fall noE furnish water for the
entire year n new springs OF water
are found which In some cases are
strong enough To furnish water for
the year. II II a fact not generally
known that the western haff of the
state has more streams OF water for
it's size than any other like area west
Of the Missouri river.
There are not less than ten large
streams OF water like the Grand river
on the north. the Belle Fourche river.
which is the supply for the big gog-
eminent irrigation project near this
place. the Cheyenne. Rapid AMI Mo
reau rivers with their many smaller
tributaries. A large per cent of The
5000, 010 acres Is well watered and
does not need irrigation.
Generally speaking. there are two
kinds OF soil in the section Of the
state west of the river. On the north
OF an imaginary line drawn from tbs
city To Pierre eastward. the soil Is a
dark colored sandy loan OF the Lara
mie formation and the south side has
a heavy black soil. They are about
the same In productivity.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

Pierre - Articles of incorporation
were filed here today for the Iowa and
Dakota Interurban Railroad company
with headquarters at Yankton and q
capital OF $500. 900. The board Of d.
rectors consist OF b. f. Wells. f. E
Mamford and H. f. Valentine OF Cen
terville: l. F. Phillips and w. G.
Kirkpatrick OF Wagner. and Alber,
Abundson OF Lake Andes. The COM
pany proposes a line from Sioux CITY
to Mitchell. a distance OF l25 niles. nj
an estimated cost OF $50. 900 a mile. II
crosses the counties OF Woodbury. and
Plymouth in Iowa. Union. Clay, Tur-
ner. Yankton. Hutchinson. Hanson
and Davidson. In South Dakota.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

Spearfsh-The June race meet AZ
this place. always a source OF attrac-
ton in the Black Hills, also promises
to be of unusua Importance this year.
Not only are the purses TO be larger
but the string of notable horses will
be bigger and the meet is heralded
as the largest ever held In the Black
Hills. A carload OF speed horses rom
Oakland. Cal. has just been unloaded
at Sydney. Neb.. en- route TO this place
and another carload Is SHORTY e pc 4
ed from Ell Paso. Texas. The meet
Is to be held June Is, Is. II and will
be followed by the meet OF Butte coun-
~ association at Belle Fourche. from
which point the horses will be taken
to Huron.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
FIRST FORECAST or IMPORT
AkcE MADE As ne LEAVES
WHITE HOUSE.
QUIET DAY IN BOTH BRANCHES
Root Continues His Defense o. RAFT
road 0iN In the Ssnats-Upholds
Merger Provision and Trafhc
Agreement Section.

Washington. April 2.--Congress may
be able to adjourn May Is. IL the be.
lief Of Senator Aidrich. The senate
leader issued bis prophecy On leaving
the White house where he conferred
with President Taft on pending Iegis.
lation In which the administration is
Interested. This is the first foreeas1
Of Importance vet made as to the date
OF adjournment.
Several Influential members of con
gress believe u ts too optimistic, and
that opposition to certain features OF
the administrator program may de-
velop that Will carry the session mucsa
further along.
Root on r. r.. Bill.
COMMANDING the attention Of a ma.
iority cs his colleagues. Senator Root
consumed theree hours time Of the
senate in a speech In defense of the
administration railroad bill. lie again
failed to conclude hts remarks.
He defended the merger provision
of the bill as a great advance over ex.
listing law. In that IL made the pur.
chase of one eompany's stock by an.
other an offense and argued such
acquisitions were d Illegal except
as part OF a conspiracy. He also sup
ported the traffic agreement section
but expressed a willingness TO require
such agreements to be expended upon
the approval OF the interstate com
merce commission.
I'VE insist upon competition" he
continued. but We prohibit such pro-
hibition Is We think injurious and we
forget that the railroads themselves
may be better able to enforce the la9
than a any officer In Washington. =
He argued that In many matters the
railroads were practically required 10
enter into agreements and SO long az
this was true, he said. IL was absolute
ly necessary that the roads should be
authorized to come together. To do
this would be to wipe out an anomaly
and abuse.
Senator Clapp said he would insist
that the bill should be- worded so as
to make agreements unlawful unless
approved b. he commission
There was further discussion of the
proposed amendment Of the Cummins
employers liability Law but the senate
took no action upon IL.
The naval appropriation bill pend
ing in the house offered an opportan-
ity to members to discuss various sub
jects. Mr.. Sherley OF Kentucky ex-
planned at considerable length his res
olution to permit a majority of the
house to bring before 1t at any time
a bill which might be pending in a
committee. Mr.. Padgett Of Kansas
and Mr.. GREGG OF Texas, minority
members of the house, each delivered
a speech in favor of a ~battleship a
year policy.
Objection being made to an increase
by the senate to the extent OF % 700
OF the appropriation under which the
state department may encourage trade
relation. the diplomatic bill was sent
back to conference by the house after
all amendments except that n had
been agreed to. Both houses we're in
session for about five hours.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

New York. April I'D. Cady Her.
rick's fee Of $4,000 for nine days
services as referee In the Eleventh
Avenue litigation beteen the city and
the New York Central railroad. was
ent to $40 by Archibald Watson. cor
poration counsel. Mr.. Herrick already
had been paid by the railroad, which
then sent a bill to the city. Mr.. Wat
son thought the bill excessive and Of.
fered to compromise at $4,000. The
railroad refused, whereupon the cor.
poration counsel cut the bill to $40 q
day allowed by the Law.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

A satisfactory immigration Is com
ing this spring. and 1t Is noted that
the immigrants who are bringing OF
their effects are people Of substance
prepared 20 make a good plant from
the state. The congressional action
extending the time Of settlement Is
delaying many who will arrive d r ns
the next sixty days. TIE Northwest
ern and Milwaukee expect to locate
1000 families in the transmissouri re-
zion outside the Cheyenne river lands
this year. Tie spring immigration to
the Belle Fotrche region Is particu-
larly heavy.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

Belle Fourche Arrangements are
being made for the eighth annual
stock meeting which will be held here
the fourth week In April. Chas. s.
Small Is chairman OF the commi.ts
on arrangements and b. l.. Kirkham
secretary and a program for the meet
Is being filed. Riding and other out
doc reports will be a feature OF tbs
meeting while the Belle Fourche high
school boys will hold an athle lie meet
with SpearAsh Normal school here.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
Windfall For Pierre Man

Huron-James Mallory OF this city.
has been advised that he Is one Of a
number OF heirs TO a fortune agere-
eating nearly 81. 900 900 left 70 dis
tribution by David Mallory. whose
death occurred sometime since The
estate Is mostly located In kansa
Mr.. Mallory Is q yard swltchmsn In
the employ Of the Chicago and North
western railway In this city and ne
Is now giving attention to the estab-
lishment of his claim as n o. the
benefciaries.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
Will Build Court House

Pierre-The people OF Sully county
think they should have a court house
at a cost of about forty thousand dol
lars. after having gone for twenty six
years with an old wooden buildias
originally intended for a store. The
county Is In good shape with over
twenty thousand dollars cash on hand
and a petition is being circulated ask
ing for a vote on bonds for the bal
ance OF the fund needed In securing a
county building which Will be a credl,
to the county.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
BABY's SKIN T0aTuaE

when our baby WAS sev~n weo1D
old be broke out with what -
thought was heat. bat which gradually
grew worse. We called II = Aoctog.
He said II was sccema and iron tAn1
time - sdoctored sir mouths Win
three of tho best doctors u Atc11sgm
but 10 only got worse. His face. hso1
and hands were . sclid scee. Tneso
was no end to the suffering Tor ~
We had to tie his Iitsls hands -
keep him from scratching. He nsvse
knew what II was to sleep ven frUm
the time he took thu disease until -
was cured He kept N awake aH
hours of the night and hfs haa1eA
wasn't what you would call gnoA- We
tried everything but tho right thinG
Finally | got . " Of the Cut1eusa
Remedies and I arn pleased 70 ~
~ did not y ali of them untfl -
was cured We have waited . yoor
and . half 10 see u Il woulA ro8u1D
but II never has and to-day hi sin
b clear and fair ~ II possibly eou11
be. hope cuticura may ave s00o
one eise's little ones suffering 81
also their pocket-books- John Leasoa.
1909 Atchison 81. AtcAison. Kan- o.
70, 1909"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
H~ANo,cRAFT OF POWERS.
Two South Dakota Boys Follow FooA.
steps Of Great Sculptor

SuopS OF 0Foot sculptor
Pierre-The discussion OF tie Bes-
die statue for the capitol has dls-
closed the fact that South rasota ha~
two sculptors OF good promise. Harry
JAMIE Webster was Atnnehaha
county farmer boy. who Il I'd I'd $40 d
or wood carving. In the Sioux Falls
schools, and from that went lat }
sculpture. He has made good. and Ia
doing highly creditable work. HIS
last commission was an heroic fig re
OF the Minute Man" for the Come T.
lieut. Sons OF the American Revolu-
ton. He has done mitch work for
Tirany's and he Il warml; commend
ed by Daniel French, william Dor
Of high repute.
county farmer boy. born near Baltic
Of a Norwegian pioneer family. 70 q
pupil OF dorado Taft, and Is recog-
nized as an artist OF alb ility by the
Chicago Art institute. He had som
good commissions and his work Is
very pleasing. 1t Is a source Of much
qualification TO South Dakota TO
know We have %sculptors canahle OF
doing satisfactory work in the orna-
mentation OF the CAPITOL.
Generally speaking, the warm
weather Is the worst drawback to fruit
culture here. Apples seem we'll adapt
ed &c both the prairie and mountain
regions and some v.iy valuable COM
mercial orchards have been develop d.
Nearly thirty years e a farmer near
Hurley, an erratic man who later be-
came insane. planted an entire quarter
section to apples. I believe this action
was a1duced as one of the reasons fer
committing him TO an asylum. The or
chard was for a long time pointed out
as an insane mans folly. but as ii de
veloped his family gave II some care
and pretty soon 1t was recognized. one
wear with another, as the most profit
able quarter section of agric1 ltJral
land In the state. In its best year 1t
turned in a crop which sold fer s23, 00)
and for many years it has averaged
81 900 or $4,000.
The warm and calm March weather
OF this year has been deemed paenom-
enal by many writers in the STATE, and
Wilt the tctupti dtuIr hds ecu ia i'
higher than the average and samina-
ton of the daily weather records Tor q
long period indicates that ordinari +
March in South Dakota Is a verF
agreeable month, with warm, bright,
calm days, while April is quite the
reverse. being generally cold. windy
and d~isagreeable. Year after year
fruit is forced forward by the unseas-
onably warm weather of March. TO be
injured by later freezing.
There are many commercial or
chards in the southern portion of the
state and in the Spearfsh valley in
the northern hills. Although the
crop of 1904 was seriously injured In
June. the yield for that year was 259,-
600 bushels. as shown by h census
of the following spring. It is per-
haps a half million annually now.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

Huron-A sale OF Beadle county
school lands will take place in this
city on April IS. The appraisement
made by o. c. Dokken commissioner
of school and public lands and John
Herring. state auditor who were In
the city yesterday is from $40 to $50
per acre except one quarter near the
city which is appraised at $3.50 per
acre.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

Pierre-A patient 1t the Insane
asylum wrote : number ~ COLOMBIA
ton companies that he WAS Organizing
. colony TO locate In the Pe0os valley
this spring. The companies relied en-
Enthusiastically. and presented him Tor
details. He said he had interested
several hundred families. and gave
the names of all OF the patients In
his ward and OF the oficers Of the In
stitution. The results In c~irculartxa-
ton, letters and follow up work has
been amazing to the postal oTcials.
Just the ultimate effect upon the con
sus Of the Pecos valley Is not yet de-
termjnad.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
NEW LADiNG BILL IN USE.
Shippers Given Reasonable Time 60
Conform With the New Law.

St. Paul. April 2.-The Minnesota
uniform bill of lading has gone into
effect. One Of the provisions Is that
bills OF lading shall be eight and one
half inches In width and III inches In
length. Order bills OF ladinE must be
printed on yellow paper and straight
bills OF lading on white paper.
II Is understood that railroads and
shippers will be given a reasonable
length OF time TO conform to the Law
before prosecutions are brought. The
penalty provided In q fine OF not more
than 81. 900 and Imprisonment for not
more than one year for every carrier.
ofAcer, agent or servant knowingly
violating the law.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
MARRYING Count" Sentences.

New York. April Eight years In
the New Jersey state prison was the
sentence imposed by Judge Blair. In
Jersey City upon Emil Karl Won Muel-
Ter. the marrying count" who was
convicted on Tuesday last Of bigamy.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

Irene-It is now. assured that a cost
ly new Lutheran church building will
be erected here. Ground is being
broken and the foundation s0on will
be laid.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

Peoria. April 2. - Edward Payson
Weston. the pedestrian, passed
through Chiliecothe. north Of here last
evening. reaching Wilburn at night.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
THOUGHT % LsTTLG

ChoIlyChnmpleixh-Tm nok afrat6.
dcnscherknow. to say what I thiak-
Miss Cutting Hint1-You may n0<
be afraid-hut ron ought 70 -
ashamed.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
Wrong View ~ Marriages.

There would be less divorce.- sat4
ex-Gov. Pennypacker. III there were
fewer men like William Windie.
William Windle embarked On n O.
cursion stAamer for Point Breese. m
= few miles out. - - paced The uppsr
deck and drank In the bracing osooe.
he spied hts friend JacksOn.
why. Jackson. how are yey ~ e.
claimed. Are ~ out for pleasure. -
ID yer wife alongye"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

An infant In 4 Pullman cor set np =
loud vail. and would not BE- comr
forted." narrates = high railroad o.
iciai. and l came forward and told
he young mother that I had helped
to raise ave. and that I thought I
could secure . Quietus. I put the itt1s
tum tum across my knees. and with =
gentle jogging achieved beautiful -
suits. !
Instead Of giving me the credit I
deserved some drummers In the :
showed stern disapproval Of my bat
ting in
AT 2 T. m the baby woke up ana
stayed awake. and kept every one elss
In the = awake Finally . grn9
voice asked:
Where's that fool that put u -
sleep this afternoon. ! wonderf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14

ferlt at ollie paaoiite, at Sc 6or. @ta~
tiers fprite Ereiioemt / @irfeIigbeoen
bar Delamare Sbenlferen @anion,
ioet oenne. palgtes til Yreiioent for
"Sbe Continental Gongreis", iom
par l(nionenS ferite lopgipenoe og
administrative &oao. &optein
Mac6olos b%iitoriife Iorlfning far
gipet bom Ell fremifuot Stillin9
blanot @iitoriferne, og ganife ier=
ligt blanot Sfanoinaperne, Der berer
til Sc &llturfolt lon1 me6 itgrit
&iGrligbe6 nerner ONT oeres Min=
Ser. SONS 8eieg fer / 8pen for at
boloe ct 6oreorag on 5tanoinaper-
mes @iltorie nil oerfor blipe ierlig
uelfomnlent, life min0it blan0t banS
2anosmeno. ST.. Mocbolo bar Ell
Samling S%llultrationer til Sfan6i=
napernes @iitorie, JONI Fan pil gien=
4, gipe / 6orm at 2psbilleoer, Ser leo
lager 6oreoraget, og iom pil giere
bette en0nl1 mere interesiant % per=
6ifulot, ioet 0e o~n1fatter 9egipenbe=
Ser lige fra Self grifions SID til
Muti0en. Set bliper bol0t i Set en=
gellfe Sprog og oil 6erpe0 faa ierlig
Siltr9fning for Mnlerifanere og Den
Gel al ifonoinapilf ltngoom, ser
beolt forltaar @n9elif. @iotil bor
&aptein @acbol0 11opnlig bolot fine
Goreorag i ineprere &reoie, Sore
ninger % biltoriife Sellfaber, og ban
; FOREIGNER Mnerfienoelie % Gaf for,
at ban I'LL la0er SEM blipe Sffenlig=
be0cn til6el.
6oreoraget pil blipe ofbplot SirS=
oagen oen 25. Sftober, 81. s Mften,
9. %. 6. 81. Sail.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14

Sra @onbnras. @oman6anten i
Mmapala, @on6uras, gap forle6en
Sr6er til at Mmerifanere og @nglan=
0ere iful6e fengsles og 6eres gien=
Dom fonfiiferes. Disie flpgter MI /
ltore Sfarer for at un6gaa 6angiel.
Sen brittle @oniul flpgte6e til Gan
.salnaoor, bborfra ban bar nnoerret-
tet lin &egiering og be6et ON ct
&rigsifib. Sc Sorene6e @taters
&anonbaa6 r&rineeton" er afgadet
fra Mcapulfo, Merico, til Sonburas.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-14
@nostjcneitcr / ct. Saul.
9omif @mbsticmeitc. Gen oonlfe

Sanif @rbstjeneitc. Sen oonife
eb. llltb. Mo5oretb Menigbeb inobp=
Ser ollc, ion fam f%oritao set oonlfe
Sprog, til @ll0stienel tie / &irfen pao
&isrnet al @rotto og Muroro Mpe.
bper Spnoog 81. $50. Sen 6onife
Solmebog o%fbenptte&, tag Sen meo.
@enigbeoens @relt, =. 8jerre, moo
tager &onfirmonoer i lit @jem, 665
@lcn0ole slpe., bper 2er0og 6ormio=
0og ST. 10. Sci. 8. g.. 1907.
9anif Gu. latb. ct. stcpbans Sir
fe, @jprnct al Orleans % 5tcpens
iStreet, @uostjeneltc bper >Senoog
i 6%ormio6og &l. II. Spnoogsifole
81. 8. = 9fils Dlpisafer, &reit.
@ulsatba oanif=uurifc cpan9cliife
Mcnigbcb, 5bomas og Slice Street,
inobpoer olle 2on0sneno til fine
Mpoer. 0onlf @l,ostjenelte bper
, Spnoag 6orn1. ST. IL, 5pn0ogslfo=
le 81. 10. llnge Soils Mgoe &l.
6.45 gn1., og cngellf @a1ostjeneite
ST.. s bper Spnoog .Miten. ErG=
lten trrffes bper Sag fra 81. 1.-2
/ &irfcns vStubp".
&pnfirmonoerne l1poer MI bper
2proog fra 81. 3-5 / airfens &on-
tor. ltn0erpisuing poo @ngelif, og=
iao poo Can't ON pnife5.
Spnuocms morif cpan9cliif lnt1cr=
ffc Mcni9bcb, @jprnet al ltnirerlitp
og &orf Mpcs., bol0er @l10stjeneite
buer Spnoog 6ormiooog ST. 1890
og Mften &l. 7.45. Spnoogslfolen
m1poer &l. 8 Iorn1.
S &opcllet poo @jprnet al &eo=
ncp pg Carl Sts., er ser Spnoogs=
lfole bper Spnoog @itermiooog &l.
8 og @uostjenelte 81. 7.30 Mften.
S Sjpbergs Sail, S74 Hopne
Npelu1c, er Ser S%pnoogsifole bper
Gpnong Gftcrm. ST. 3. - g.. s.
&eqlle, Eoltor, $40 Capitol 9oule=
nnr0.
Srcfuloiebcbs nurif cpans. lut6.
&trfc, 6orrington og Sberbl1rnt
Npes. Gl,ostjenelte bper Spnooa
81. 1890 1orn1. poo Mprif pg 7.45
Mften poo Gngelif. Spnoogslfol(
og 8ibelflosi e efter @pju1eslegu0s:
tjcneitel1. - Str. Spbilrl1o, Erelt
$50 Iltller Street.
&ctbania &irfc, 81. Senfs % So
reit Street. @uostjenelte ofbol0e:
spu0ug 6orI1t. ST. 1880 og Nfte1
81. 7.30. @per 5orsoog Mften 8pn
nelnpoe / &irfcns @oienrcnt. syn
0ogslfole bper Spnoog ST. IL. .
S. 6loglto6, Hrnlt. @opnl S4(
Yorf Street.
Cen nurif=oanifc Mctguoiit &irfc
@jprnet al 9rpoo>pop % 1916 ct.
ofbplOer tine Gl1ostjenelt ter lom fpl
ger: Eruoifen Spnoog 0%pr,nio6o!
&1offcn 1890. Nftcn 7.45. ling
6plfs gpnprtb 2igo: Spnoag slfte'
ST. 6.45, og liternrt Mpoe Sc tire fpr
it, 5irsOoge / Moo,1e0eu. 8pr
ncn1poe bper Srs0og Nftel1 &l. S
S 6. Sollefien Eoltor, 800 13t
Street.
@nbstjencitc / Ben nuri f=oanif
&aptiit=&irfc, @jprnet al Milfor
% @pobbrioge Streets, brer Spr
Sag ST. 1890 6orni0oog pg 49,
Mften. ST. $50 ltngooms11po
3en nprif=oonlfe 9optiltn1enigbeb
ltngoumsforening mpoer / lit 2ofol
bper Spnoog 81. $50 gfterm., 81
al Milforo og @ooo6riO9e Sts
Sang og Mltiif al II. S. Songfer
Mlle S%fonoinoper bjurtelig bel
fnn111e.