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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
ATTACKS TAMMANY HALL
Democratic Union Grows Bitter
Over Levy Election Law.
SAYS IT WEAKENS PARTY
People Will Rise Up and Destroy
Organization of Blight and
Menace" Harvier Says.

The Democratic Union, organized and
kept in being by the efforts of Ernest Har-
vier. started its annual fight against Tam
many Hall last night There was meet
inG of the executive committee at the as
sembly rooms In the Pulitzer building. at
which appropriately denunciatory resou-
tons In regard to Tammany Hall were
passed. with. of course. the usual speeches.
Alfred b. Cruikshank, the Democratic
Union leader Of the 18th Assembly District
ana chairman of the executive committee,
presided and most of the members of the
committee and few others were present.
Mr. Harvier. who was strong for fusion
this time two years ago. but who later
withdrew from the fusion conferences and
Lad his Democratic Union indorse Mayor
Gaynor after it was known that he was TO
be the Tammany candidate. made few re-
marks last night.
He declared that a majority OF the peo-
pie in this city were against Tammany
Hall. They were, in fact. ne declared. the
minority party. and could never hope to
win by honest. methods. It was for that
reason that they had passed the Levy
election law, in the hope of dividing the
opposition. When the people woke up 10
the fact, Mr. Harvier said. they would rise
up and destroy Tammany Hall.
Alderman Mulhern, the Democratic Union
leader Of the North Side OF the 32d AS
semby District. who was elected by a
fusion of Republican and Democratic votes,
declared that he had made a good record
and expected that the regular Democratic
organization would rcnominate him In
the board he has usually been counted with
the Tammany ma jority
In the address 10 the people issued last
night nothing was said about the proposed
charter. which Mayor Gaynor favors. but
other measures of Tammany Hall were
attacked. The address said in part:
The blight and menace of Tammany in
New York City and In the legislature Is
a continuing cause OF Democratic weak
ness here
When the party is seeking the support
OF independent voters. Tammany Is Ell
gagged in repelling them by the iniquitous,
unjust. and. We believe, unconstitutional
Tammany election law.
We especially and particularly denounce
Section 1874 of the Levy election law. which
preCudes the printing of the name OF a
candidate under more than one party or
independent emblem. as an obstacle to the
denomination Of faithful and qualified
Judges. and intended TO bring the judiciary
into politics and to foster and promote
collection Of large campaign contributions
from candidates To judicial office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
big TINS DAUGHTER LII
Mrs. Rayner Hurt in Streetcar Acct
dent in Cincinnati.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune J

Cincinnati. Sept. l2.-Mrs. William Ray
ner daughter of Senator Tim sullivan OF
New York. is seriously III from the effects
Of injuries sustained in sireetcy collision
last Friday night. when an empty freight
car struck an electric car
Al the time only one person was thought
- be hurt ON sunday. however. Mrs
pavner. who is the wife Of the manager Of
,ho rmnress Theatre. became suddenly H.
and bcr MUSICIAN found mat she was SUI
fortue from internal injuries. sustained At
IA. limo or the accident Her condition
,not a sudden turn Tor the worse to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
ln1 rc.ecraph TO Tho Tribune ]

New Brunswick, y. j., Sept Com
mission government lost at Metuchen to-
day By a vote OF 2o9 TO IFS. The movement
was opposed ny the regulars in hoth
rarties and also by the ohceholders-
The commuters voted strongly for com
mission government. but the organization
of the forces backing the movement was
not strong enough 10 overcome the oppo-
sition. II was declared tonight that there
was plenty of money and liquor used to-
day 10 influence certain voters against
commission government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED


Naples. Sept san Giovanni GtaD. New York
Suez. Sept II kioto (BrD, Calcutta and Colombo
for Boston and New York
Cherbours. Sept H. $50 m-Presdent Grant
(Gerl, New York via Plymouth for Ham
burg ,and proceeded.
Kobe Sept 9Wesh Prince CBO. New York via
Malta. Sabang, Hong Kong. etc
pelagoa Bay. Sept ll-Clan Machines (Br). New
York Via cape Town. etc.
Albany. Australia, Sept II Walkure Ger. New
York via - Vincent. V, and Port Natal.
Bahia Blanca. sept lO-Charlton Hall OBI. New
York for Punta Arenas, etc.
Hayre. Sept l0-Prins der Nederlanden Dutch.
New York Via West Indies and Venezuela
for Amsterdam.
Rio Grande do Sui. sept 10 -overdaie (BD. New
York via Pernamhuco. etc.
Para. sept II Boniface BD. New York and
Norfolk Via Barbados
Barbados. sept II clyde (Br). southampton via
81 Michaels FOR Colon etc, and New York.
Capetown. sept l2-Axenfels Gen, New York
FOR Algoa Bay etc. strathdec tBD, New
Antwerp, sept H. ais p m-vaderland CBeIg).
New York VIA Dover.
Bremen, sept II. a m Kaiser Wilhelm II
Gep. New York VIA Plymouth and Cher
copenhagen. Sept II. m-oscar II dam.
New York VIA Chris,lansand
Liverpool. sept l2-Caronia tBp. New York Via
Queenstown
Amsterdam. Sept 10 Rotterdam Dutch. New
Alsiers. sept Alice CAusD 0rom Trieste
Marsetlles. sept o-NcneZia tFrl New York
Manaos. Sent ii-Ucayali tB). New York
Port Natal. Sept iO-Nermont tBrD from
New York), Fremantle. etc.
Caliao. Sept 9-Foxton Hall (Br. New York
Montevideo. Sept g-Nerdi tBrb New YORK IA
santos and rio de Jsneiro
Queenstown. Sept H. 1O.l5 "A IA Ius.taptl
(Br from Liverpool. New York
PASSED
Mattp. sept 12-Nandalia (Ger, Ne,. vrL
for Hong Kong. Shanghai etc
Gibraltar. Sept IL Europa Qtab New yor. III,
Naples and Genoa
Bolthead. Sep, i2-volturno Bp. New Yorl
for Rotterdam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13

: and Key West o. to the Mallory SIS co. with
passengers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine
at > IN.
steamer Phoebus (Ger). Hamburg August
20. to George W Pitou, in ballast Arrived
at the Bar at $50 . M.
Steamer Blucher GER. Hamburg September
burg American Line. with 236 first. 26j second
cabin and 81 steerage passengers. mails and
mdse. Arrived AZ tho Bar At ! 40 m.
Steamer Arnold Amsinck lGer). Ewakop-
mUnde July %. cape Lopez August J. ANim
20. Grand Bassn - and Monrpvia "a 10 IN.
Hamburg American Line with mahogany and
ore. Arrived at tho Bar a. 80 m.
steamer Camagucy ,Cubanl. Santiago Au-
gust %. Ciontuegos 30 and Manzanillo Sep
tember &. to the New York and Cuba Mail -
90. with ono passenger and mdse. Arrived at
steamer Pretoria ,Gcrl. Hamburg August
81. to the Hamburg American Line with SO!
second cabin passengers for New York, and
Arrived at the Bar at 800 m.
Steamer Glehaffric (Brj. Probolingo July -.
Soursbaya 70. Cheribou 90. Suez August Is.
Port Said 10. Algiers 20 and Delaware Break %
water September 10. with sug Al, 10 Arbuckle
Brothers, vessel 10 Benham & Boyesen Ar
rived at the BAR at p m. ...... -, 49,.
jacksonville. to the Texas city So co. with
mdse. on tho Highlands at 40 p m:
10 the Old Dominion IS co. with passengers and
mdse Passed in Quarantine $40 p m.
steamer Nor,htown returnec). Passed in
S' sicam nGoN cii 7o Of Everett Boston. to the
Standard oil 20. in ballast. Passed In Sandy
'S SANDY w HOOK H. y j. Sept r2. $50 m-wnd
northwest; fresh breeze; clear; light sea.
SAILED.
Steamers Hispania (Norb. Annapolis $
Rotterdam tDutch). Rotterdam. kronprinz
Wilhelm tGer), Bremen; Main tGerl, Balu-
more: AGnello Campa GtaD, Tampa: city OF
Atlanta, Savannah: Texan, Puerto Mexico; Sac
Paula tBraZD. Para. Amerika tGerD, Ham
burg: Exeter city oBrD. Bristol: FL Norte. Gal
weston. orange Prince OBJ. Rio de J6nero.
Mohawk. Charleston and Jacksonville; Jeffer-
son. Norfolk and Newport News
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
CALLS 1T A WILSON BOOM
Osborn of Michigan Won't Attend
Conference Of Governors
fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Lansing. Mich Sept. 1o.-Governor Os-
born Of Michigan says It is his opinion
that the meeting of Governors i'm New
Jersey this week is for the purpose of
promoting the campaign Of Governor
Woodrow Wilson as Democratic nominee
for President and being Republican he
does not care to he a party 10 such
scheme He has therefore declined to at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER II.
TRANSPACIFIC NAILS.

Destination and steamer Close in y. Y. PM.
Japan. Corea, China via Seattle
Minnesota .......................T To day, $50
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China. Phil
ippines via san FrancIsco)- -
Tahiti Marquesas, Cook Islands,
New Zealand. Australia Vis san
Francisco ................ Sept u. s. 80
Hawaii Via san Francisco, Homo
lulu Sept. 10 q: 30
Hawaii (via san Francisco. Sierra Sept. Is $50
Japan. Corca. China via Seatte)-
Ana Mdfu ................. sept. u, o'oo
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China. Phil
ippines VITA San Francisco.
sh.ngo Maru .....................se Sept. o. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Majestic. reported as 6I5 miles east Of
Sandy Hook At 30 Yesterday. is expected
To dock might or tomorrow morning.
The Oceania. reported 265 miles east of
Sandy Hook at noon yesterday, is expected 10
dock this morning.
La Bretagne. reported as la3 miles east Of
Sandy Hook AT m YESTERDAY, is expected to
dock this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
Local OmcinI Record. I

Local OficinI Record.-The following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes I'm the temperature Tor the last twenty
four hours, In comparison with the correspond
Ing date Of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
LEVY ELECTION LAW RULING
Certificates Must Be Filed with Com
missioners, Not Clerks.

Albany Sept 12.-Certihcates of nomina-
tons. destinations. objections, etc, that
heretofore have been filed with county
clerks. must be filed with the election com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13

highest temueraiure yesterday. - degrees:
lowrst So average. 10. average for correspond
ing date Of last year. Gs. avcrHg" for correspond
inp date Of last thirty-thfee years. -
Local forecast. Fair and cppi'r to-day. prob
mi fair ThursGay. with rising tempe Tat4fe
li.ht 10 mod rate north wlh4A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13

lower temperature is probable Thursday IN me
Northwest a change TO warmer weather VIII
ovrrspread the upper Mississippi Valley ana
the upper lake region Wednesday and the up
per Ohio valley, the lower lake region ana the
middle Atlantic and New England States
THURSDAY. The weather will continue warm
I'm the middle plains states and the Gun states
The winds along the New England coas'
will be moderate north middle Atlantic cods'
light 20 moderate north. south Atanuc an
east Gulf coasts. light To moderate Naridoi'
west Gulf coast. light variable, mostly south,
on the lower lakes. moderate north, shhuiH
20 east and southeast: upper lakes. moue'ste
east and southeast. except variable on S"-
ptTior.
Steamers departing Wednesday for Euro.
pean ports viii have moderate norm I" 'as'
winds and generally fair weather 10 'he
Grand Banks.
Forecast for special Iocalities.-for new
England. fair to-day cooler east ana s'u''
portions. Thursday probably fair with rising
temperature; moderate north winds.
For Eastern Sew York and Eastern f'nn-
sylNania. fair to-day. cooler in south portion .
Thursday probably fair, with rising tehpeih-
tUre. light 10 moderate north winds
For New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland ana
District Of Columbia. fair and. cooler TO-DAY :
Thursday probably fair. with rising iempefa-
tuIc. light north winds.
For Western Pennsy Nania aAd western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13

We're not hammerlng the
custom tailor
Just pounding on the advan-
tages Of buying our clothing.
Less cost, less time lost, more
patterns and styles to pick
from.
The cloth that goes into all
our suits looks and is the made
to-order" kind and all our
mixture suits are exclusive.
You men addicted to the
"made-to-order' habit - just
look over our styles before you
buy your Fall suit-might get
'hunch".
The Hat of the Hour is a
soft hat.
The Soft Hat of the Hour is
q StetSOn.
Telescopes and Alpines---
from $3.50 up.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
at at at
Warren St. 18th St. 34th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
TO DAY.

Mail Nessex
Vessel Port. Line closes. sails
Mauretana. Liyerpl, Cunard 3 80 m 900
Caracas. Curacao. Red D.. s 80 "A m 1900 m
NJ Washington. Trieste. Aus. 1000
seneca. Santiago. Ward. 12:O0m
IroquOis. Jacksonville, clyde. -- | 90 m
Colorado. ialveston, Mallory. 100 p m
Creole. New orleans, so Pac. IL 90 III
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER a.
la Ssyoie. Hayre French. 90 a m 1000 a m
cedric. Liverpool. " $50. 80 m II 90 IN
Monterey. Havana, Ward boz. 900 "A m L. 30 m
Xacapa Jamaica, L + Co.. $3.50 a m 1900 m
Grenada. Trinidad. quebec. 1000 m 800 m
I 'nitod states. Christ's'd : \ -- 200 p IN
Campaneo. Rot rdam. Tran.
Birma. Libau. Russian.......
America. Naples. Italian. II 80 a IN
Katahdln. Brunswick. clyde. 100 p IN
q OF Montg Y. Savannah, say. 300 m
FL Rio, Galveston so Pac. 1900 IN
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER II.
T. r. Friedrich Jamaica. IA 900 a IN 1900 m
Rome. Marscilles. Fabrc ...... 300 p m
Matanzas. Tampico Ward. 90. 200 m
Auache jacksonville CLYDE. 100 y IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13

Sew York fair to-day and probably Thursday;
rising temperature Thursday light 10 mOder-
ate east and northeast winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13

Official observations Of United states weather
luIeaus taken at y. IN. yesterday follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER.

Sunrise, 53s; sunset. 61f. moon rises, SIS;
moon age. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
EXPLANATORY NOTES

EXPLANATORY NOTES
Observations taken at o m. 18Th meridian time Ar
pressure reduced 10 sea level
lsobars. continuous lines pass through points Of equal
pressure.
lsOshens dotted lines pass through points Of equal tenn
pesiue drawn only for zero freezing 90 and 100 degrees
o Clear. o Party Cloudy; . Cloudy, r Rain. S Snow
NJ r. pom missing Arrows fly With the wind
First gufes indicate Temperature second a hour ptecp-
;anon OF OF inch Tor n hours ending m yes
terosy, ihe wind velocity when 10 miles per hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
INCOMING STEAMERS
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

'Brings mall.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10
8liube Nbitimmnng.
8aibingto1, z. slug.

Sci elmer blin6en %Mbitimmltrg, Die
bon sen Demofraten in beioen 9du-
fern oes aongreiies fir sic Hrdiioent-
INSTRUMENTATION i'm Sabre 1912 per-
anitoltet moroen lit, fiel au6 nidt cine
ein5ige 5timme auf 8m. S. 8rDan.
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itebt an Ser spibe Ser 2iite nit 45
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genoes @rgebniB: Sir @ouperrenr
@illon bon Seem SerieD, 45; fir @on-
Derneur @ormon bon Ohio, .35; fit
Spre6er @bamp @larf bon Miiiouri,
&c; fir nn6ermooo bon Mlabnn1n, Be-
mofratiider Siibrer i'm @eprdientan-
tenbaus, II; fir @ouberneur Soft
bon Miiiouri, ID; fir @ouperneur
@aribau bon Sn6iana, ID; fit @ou-
pernenr SOB bon @aiaduietts, 2.
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gen, 1853. MbmeIen6 im &aus 1no
.Senot, 81. @erpeigerte @rfldru1g 81.
Mn5abl Ser be6ingten Gtimmen 5r-
gnniten BON @ilion, &armon ooer
@larf. Sc ammt5ab1 Ser Nemofra-
ten int Sous un0 Senat 267.
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@an5lider Nnsperfanf.

ltnter5ei6neter mir6 ieinen gar15e11
gorrot6 an Sapeten, 6arben, M11res=
70 iigriten ltno an uqem, pas in ein
acknowledgement geb0rt, uater sem
&oltenpreis perfa1fer, 90 er aus SEM
@eldafte geben mir6> miro je6o6 oas
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ME mebr Sic @elegenbeit baben, gu
iolden Breiien faufen gu f0nnen, pie
6ies jebt ser san lit BEL
Charles SdarenbrpidL
go. 13-7. Mbe. fu6lid,
38=ba ct. @lou6, Minn.
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&ein &efimismns.
@bicag 60, Z. Slug

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sos 2an6 lit in gutter @erfaiung,
uno oie 96mar5ieber fino I'M I'm
redt." Dies lit sic Mniibt bon George
80. &epnol6s,. Dem YrGoiienten Ser
Continental & Commercial Mationol
8anf bon Chicago unb 1ie lit Sos gr=
gebniB elmer umfaiienoen peri0nliden
l1nteriudung Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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in einem 3irfular entbalten, meldes
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gemun6t batte.
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@idmoub Mntomobil : @trede.

l1t1ter5eidmeter fat cine @utomobil-
Strede 3miiden ct. @louo uno &i@-
mono er0ffnet un6 miro an @ontagen
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meiiene Sobrpreiie. 8%eitellungen f0n=
men 5uriidgelaiien mer6en in Ser So
oega Meitauration gu ct. glo16 un6
in ser @oitoffibe at @odpiMe.
5. $. 9tSttger, @tdmon6, Minn.
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81 ~berfanfem

$50 Mder 2an6, bon oenen 45 Mder
unter Bfl1g, Is Mder @iele, ser Meit
8ei6e= u1r6 8uidlan6. Cine bolbe
Meile bon Sacobs Bratrie Stride un6
2R Meile nor6li9 bon @ol6 5pring
gelegen. @aufpreis $4,000. 2ei6te
8e6ingungen. @s lit 0ieS ein 8ar-
gain. Mdberes gu erfragen BEL
S. Gbr. Sdmit,
8or 20, @idmon6, 81. 1,
38=3t Steorns COUNTY, Minn.
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Gtme ertol8rei@e Gana=
oas&etie.
9as Mmsemebme nit bent @atliden
ber6nnbeu, inioaueit ais fteben
Scr &einder iid) IN 2ato,
beiik brad)ten.
!S1dt 5mfrieoengcitellt bon SasfatdJe=
,wan @allep iuieoer betmgefcbrt.

gs maren ser neugierigen Gamble
fi6tiger auBer min. nod adt, 10 beri@=
tet SEER Mid. Mein5 bon Golo
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iiber sic auf ser Gour erlangten @tn=
oriide mie aus einem MllnOe, melde
unter 6erSiibrung 6es Sermann Mill=
Ter BON ct. @lol1o aus Sic 6abrt nad)
Canada am Mittmob lebter &o6e al1-
troten uno int Sastat6eman SalleD>
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I'M ldou bielten. @leid mir lino al
le, ste 5u ser &eiiegeiellibaft gebor=
ten ul1o aue III golo Spring nno ser
umgegeno 0abeim iino, iiber ibre CT
lebnilIe 1T Canada un6 iiber oaS, mas
1ie in Sem 2an0e ser 3nfunft iiber oen
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grobeeren mdbreno unieres 6orti=
gen Mufentbaltes, uno 6ieie Srudt
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Mniteolung a11f Sent 2an0e gebt es
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in Co.'s Spring fir 94f SEN 811l6el
b%erfa1fte; nad unierer Mnfunft lit
2eonfor6 am 9ienitag bielten mir
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preiie, Ser $50 betrug. @s idetnt
mir, 6oB &e5ipro5itat in iener @egeu6
bon gang geringer 8e6eutung lit. Dies
lit @errn Mein5 ausgeipro6ene SS6ee
iiber CANADA, iomeit er oas neue @loo=
ra0o geieben, un6 in SOS, mas CT be-
ridtet, itimmen ale, sic NIT ibm ge=
meien es 1in6 sizes Bbtlipp Ebua,
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nlgitens angeieben 5u baben.
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8efamntmadwng.

Die @ilmer0ings 8aumi9ule bat
fir 0ieie Saiion groBe MusmaH an
Obitbdurnen, &eben uro ionitigen
3terpflan5en. El1lpen uno @fingitro-
len fir &erbitflan5rng iouten iebt ur-
be6ingt be1tent tper0en. Man a6reiItre:
@iltuerbinss Mnriery,
36=10t 6reeport, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10

Tolep Mieren-8iuen mer6en SEM
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2ei6ens @inbalt gebiete1 un6 beilen
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Iuht iie. Molitor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10

lmutatione1t an Der @etreioeb6rie 1T
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-06

whatever description and wherever sit"
uate in the state of Utah. either now
owned by said company or 10 which 1t
is entitled and all equipment and per-
sona property Of every description now
owned by said company or to which IL
is entitled All materials. contracts
accounts, chooses in action and all fran
chses, rights, privileges. mmunities. Ii
censes and things In action; all con-
tracts, claims and demands. tolls and In
come now owned By said company or TO
which Ii is entitled; and all other prop
erty now owned by said company or to
which It Is entitled even though the sama
Is not described herein.
An inventory and detailed description
OF the company's property and secondary
franchises will be furnished on applca-
tion and prospective bona fide purchas-
ers may Investigate this companys af~
fairs a any time previous to the sale.
All OF the said property will be sold
without the secondary franchises of the
company II such method will bring the
higher sum; II, ON the other hand;
larger sum can be realized by selling
the property with the secondary fran
cblses, then that method will be pur-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-06
MAKES GOOD HEALTHY FLESH
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for Samcse If It Fails.

Begin the use of samose today, ant
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Most people eat enough to become
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Samose mingles with the food that Il
eaten, so that it is assimilated by thu
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provement in general strength an'
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Samose is in tablet form, pleasant t
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