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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-04
MANIAC MURDERER'S
WOUNDS ARE FATAL

EVERETT, Wash, April 4.-Otis
y. Weeden, the Sank river ranch
man who became insane yesterday
and shot and killed three of his
neighbors William Rinker, Johr
Rinker and John Smyre-died late
last night He shot himself in his
cabin when it was surrounded by
a posse, and as he lay wounded,
rifle in hand, and apparently pre-
pared to resist arrest, Deputy Sher-
if Donovan of Skagit county us.d
on him, rendering further resistance
impossible
With only one of Weeden' S vic
Tins he quarreled at any time be-
fore the murders. Meeting the wife
Of one of the dead men, he told
her he had just killed a wildcat
There was a witness to the MUIR
Ter Of Smyre, and Weeden forced
him to help lift Smyre's body SC
that hogs could not devour it.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-04
VALDEZ AGAIN is EN-
CITING MINING MEN

TACOMA, Wash, April A
Valdez cable says that ore in a
hve-inch vein, some of which is
half gold and will average $4,000
per ton, part of a lead four feet
wide, struck at depth of 10 feet
on Mineral creek last Thursday,
has given Valdez another flush of
excitement. The find is of tremen-
dous significance beyond the rich
ness of the ore. The existence of
such ore at that depth, experts
say, is proof positive of the rich
character of quartz bodies that
heretofore only have been tapped
at the surface. There is great
scramble for interests in the prop.
erty known as the Valdez Bonanza
j. M. Hall, a mining engineer
and former partner of ex-President
Zelaya of Nicaragua, has bought
William Gentzler's interest in it
paying 100000. Since the golt
quartz excitement Valdez has spruns
from a village of few hundred t.
a city of more than 1000, a major
ity of whom are still living in tents
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-04

Rosa, charged with the murder of
her husband, whose body Vas found
in deserted cabin near Fort Rrss,
Sonoma county. on March 10.
She denied the existence of
murder conspiracy with Chisholm,
but said that shortly after her mar
riage about three years ago CHS
holm persuaded her to urge Powell
to take out $4,000 life insurance.
Her husband did so, naming his
own estate as beneficiary. CHS
holm made out the policy, and later
at the doctors suggestion, she in,
duced Powell TO have the policy
changed to one in her favor.
The last payment on this policy
was made on March of this year.
Mrs Powell said that she did not
know that Chisholm had gone away
with her husband, and knew moth
ing of the murder until she read
of it in the papers. The life in
surance policy and papers relating
to it were hidden in the attic of
the residence of physician where
Mrs. Powell was employed as do
nestle When she learned of the
crime charged to Dr. Chisholm she
| burned the papers.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-04
RACING IN UTAH.

SALT LAKE, Utah, April Am
nouncement is made here that work
will be commenced tomorrow on a
mile track at Lagoon, half way be-
tween Salt Lake City and Ogden
1t is planned to have the track
completed so that forty-day meet
ing can be inaugrated on May 80.
Among the men interested in the
new track are Simon Bamberger,
president and general manager of
the Salt Lake and Ogden railroad
H. I. Wilson, president of the Butte
Montana, Jockey club; Ray Egan, a
wellkLown western horseman; r
c. Hogan of Pasadena, Cal, and
several local business men. H. I
Wilson will be the general manager
of the meeting and there will be
open bookmaking.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-04

The Daily Bonanza reaches the
people.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-04
NEVADA-DOUGLAS
WILL SOON BEGIN
TO PRODUCE

Some twenty or more men are
now at work in the Neyada-Douglas
putting the raises and the levels
in the mine in shape to produce
ore as soon as the railroad is COM
pleted to the property and the
smelter at Thompson is ready to
handle the ore.
This work is being confined en-
tirely to the Ludwig portion of the
Nevada Douglas estate, and in per-
forming the work more surprises
than one are encountered in the
mine. superintendent Arentz re-
ports that while cutting out slopes
on the 1OO-foot level he has de-
veloped at least $4,000 worth of
copper carbonates which were not
before known to exist.
The Ludwig has always been a
mine of surprises. Years ago it was
supposed to be worked out and it
stood abandoned for years.
When the Orems took hold of it
and did some systematic work al
depth it was found to be the rich
est and largest property in the
country. The mine has produced
almost every known character OF
copper ore, and the finding Of the
carbonates in the recent STOPPING
work indicates that at other levels
to be opened for ore extraction
there will be found more of the
azurite and malachite ore which
sold for jewelry some years ago
This ore, while running high in cop
, per was selling from 81 to SO pei
; pound to lapidaries who used it il
/ the manufacture of jewelry. The
; mine at the lower levels Us also ;
, producer of water so highly impreg
/ mated with copper that it has
| beautiful green tinge, and when tn,
, copper in the water is precipitatet
, it shows that this water is carry
ing over / Y per cent copper.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-04
ARTESIAN WATER
BASIN IS TAPPED
NEAR WELLS
WATER GUSHING FORTH At
THE RATE OF Is GALLONS
PER MINUTE.

WELLS, New, April 4.-The
town of Wells is the possessor of
the first successful artesian well
ever sunk in the eastern part of
the state of Nevada. Several weeks
ago, a number of the prominent
citizens of Wells, believing that ar
tesian water could be found here,
and fully realized the great bene-
fits that would accrue, associated
themselves together under the
name of Wells Artesian Well Bor-
ing association and purchased
drilling outfit.
The outfit was delivered here a
few weeks ago and on Thursday
of last week the engine was
steamed up and boring for water
was commenced. This well was
sunk to a depth of about 140 feet
when an accident necessitated an
abandonment of the work in that
certain spot, couple of lengths of
casing having broken off at the
bottom of the hole. The drilling
machinery was moved just four feet
and another well was started on
Tuesday of last week. 1t was dem
onstrated that artesian water eX-
listed here, two or three small flows
having been encountered. Water
was found to be running in a small
stream from the pipe driven into
theground as the drill penetrates
the earth. The flow was small but
encouraging. After few hours
work today the drillers broke
through a hard stratum of clay ant
as the drill sank into the grave
underlying this clay, water begar
gushing from the well at a deptl
of 200 feet. The drill was with
drawn, a strong stream of perfect!
pure, clear, soft water is now flow
ing from the two-inch piping.
The pressure behind the waite
seems to be strong, as tests shoy
that the water will rise many fee
above the ground. Fifteen gallon
"A minute is now coming from tn
pipe. and the flow is gradually in
creasing,
1t has long been stated that if al
tesian water could be procured herr
great future was in store for tn
section of Nevada, which only neet
the application of water to DR.
duce beautifully any of the crol
adapted to the western country. III
obtaining of this excellent flow hi
created great excitement here, al
the demonstration is sufficient to il
sure artesian water wherever it ms
he sought in this region. Inquiri,
are being received by phone fro
all parts of the surrounding coul
try regarding this development.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-04

near Bald mountain, accompanied
only by his dog, and carrying an
ak on his shoulder when he ran
across a large wildcat, or lynx. Hor-
ner is a sport and he Immediately
proceeded to give battle to the
cat, as did his dog. In the mixup
Homer made mislick with the
AK and put his dog out of COM
mission, and the cat climbed a tree.
Homer finally stoned the cat out Of
the tree and the battle began again,
but he finally landed a blow on the
animals head that put the beast
down and out. Charlie Young has
the pelt of the cat and it is a pretty
Yerington Times.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-04

Fresh milk and cream at Palace
Market. 12-12-t1
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-04

80 = - .
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-04
WIFE OF MURDERED MAN
TELLS STORY TO POLICE

SAN FRANCISCO, April A.
Mrs. John d. Powell, who was TAX
en- into custody yesterday under the
name of Blanche McCreedy made a
statement to the police in connec-
ton with the case of Dr. L. ..
Chisholm, who is in jail at SAINT
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-04
MISSIONARY is
SEVERELY INJURED

SHANGHAI April 4.-The Rev.
John Murray of the American Pres
byterian mission at Tsi-Nan-Fu was
attacked by Chinese March 2S, sew
enteen miles north of that place.
He was badly injured about the
head and body and was brought
back to the mission by a govern
ment escort. He is not considered
out of danger.
An absurd report had been circu-
lated among the Chinese that Mr..
Murray had stolen child, and some
of them set upon him while he
was engaged in making pastoral
visits. His assaiants are under
arrest, and Chinese officials are dis
playing utmost solcitude for his
recovery.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-04
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the SILVER GLANCE
MINING COMPANY OF NEVADA
will be held at the office of the
company, Tonopah, Nevada, at 3 p.
M, on April II, 1911, for the pur-
pose of electing a board of directors
for the ensuing year and the trans
action of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
]. w. STEWART, Secretary
3-14 to ill
Fresh milk and cream at Palace
Market. 12-12-tf
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STAYS WILDCAT WITH AK.

S. ]. Horner, who hauls wood to
town from the mountains, ran
across a 3varmint" the other day
that gave him quite a battle. Mr..
Horner was looking around the hills
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-04
MASON VALLEY TONNAGE.

The annual report of the Mason
Valley Mines company shows that
work was started on March 1, 1907,
and up to January / 1911, there
had been driven 12,S6S feet of de-
velopment work, one-third of which
was in ore. The developed tonnage
is now as follows: 1,O74,535 tons
averaging 1856 per cent copper, and
$4,000 tons averaging 2.3S per cent.
While the initial capacity of the
smelter near Wabuska will be 500
tons of ore daily, provision has
been made, says the report, to make
this a 1000 ton plant.
Fresh milk and cream at Palace
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-04

Apple cider and brandy at the
Hall Liquor company. Just the
thing for home made mince meat.
Phone S12. 11-22-tf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-15
ans grOblcm Scr Grna6rans.

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riidtc ,Meuifmireunoe@ OH oic
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piel i'm Minoeitioae sic @rnGhrlmg
zines Merihen foite, nno iiRb
IdIicblid ourd cine &eibe bon Ser.
iitdelt 81 Dem 9eiuno gefounHen.
oab bic Surnne bon iicben GentS
t1aiid) ausreideuo lei. Sir oieien
@etra9 fonie Der @etreifenoe tag.
lid cilien 9rei aus MoismebI nit
@oIier inlo @ildy sltm Sriibitiid,
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mahlSeit baben.
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problem geloit, 10 befinoen iic it'd
9apaliia oirf Gem SolSfpcge. Gs
maa siigegeben tperoen, baB ell,
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einiae @od)en criitiren founte, oh.
ne 5it nerbun9ern.
0as 8rpbIcm, lit nidt. mie man
benz aorper moaIiddt biGig senii.
qeno NGbritoife 5uiiibren fonile, INN
2eib ufo Seele 5uionmelr air hal.
fen, ionSern nie cs moaIidI seniodt
merocn fam, cine 9einiidte. idllnod'
bafte ao1t bon gutter G,nIitat her.
suiteIlen nliS nod, @eIS fiir nrtoere
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ter, MiId, lurS aaffee lebell fonn.
ten; bie Sroge lit nber, oh elm Sc
ben, in Dem mir inns alles 0eilel
ent6altem miiBten, mas inns Ell
MtabI idntadbait madt. ~iiberbaupl
nod bes 2ebens tpertb mare.
0ie .Ienidenfreimbe", ole elmer
6erortigcn llniimr perbreitelG iotl'
ten einntol ~geS,uun9en lperoen, OIL
BON i6nelt perihriebenc SiGt anr ei.
aenen SeIbit ciriae @ode 5ir pro.
hiren. Gann miiroe linen Sel
@ertb ibrer Experiments FLAIR tper'
ben.
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@rpk. nnb alcin- @ciduorcnc.

Die @opntp Court bot Iesten
Sreitag ourt bos Coos Die tolger.
,bclt 8iirger oils 8ranb. unb Eetti
Snrors fir oas atn s. Sonltur bier
III Sisiing treterSe &rcisgeridt be-
Itimmt:
Ectit Satrors,
Boulware Twp.-Wm. Brinkmann
and Oscar Goerlich.
Boeuf Twp.-Nathan Tappmeyer,
Fred Horstmann and Robert Deppe.
Bourbois Twp.-Robt. Breuer, Hus-
ton Branson.
Canaan Twp.-Frank Schimmel,
Wm. Schlottach.
Richland Twp.-Christ. Kotthoff,
C. X. Meyer, Dave Eggenberg.
Roark Twp.-Julius Hoffman,, An
drew Scheible.
Hermann Twp.-Fritz Dieckgraefe,
Adam Schmidt, Ernst Kuhfuss.
Brush Creek Twp.-Chas. Mat
thews, Edw. Schaeperkoetter.
Third Creek Twp.-John f. Gees.
chin, Herm. Suelthaus.
Clay Twp.-Dietr. Essmann, Fred
Pletz, G. F. Hensley.
@raro Srtrors
Boulware.-Wm. Niewald.
Boeuff.-Roland Strassner.
Bourbois.-John t. Order.
Canaan.-Wm. Siekmann.
Richland.-F. L. Kicker and Elias
Kick.
Roark.-Albert Suedmeyer.
Hermann.-Henry Sohns and Jos.
Baumstark.
Brush Creek.-Harrison Tayloe.
Third Creek.-John Danuser Jr.
Clay.-Herm. Schuenemeyer.
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Sin Srcnnb in Der rot,

Gin Srcnnb in Der rot, Gin
6renno in 8abrbeit. Sn @ioer.
Ddrtigfeiten uno 2eioem beItebt nab.
re 6reunoidoft lire b6d5te Brobc.
eincn ioId1er 8uberIGiiieen Sreuito
tano &err Gbns. Maper, bon Sonoo,
So, in Sorni's a%Ipenfr1uter, Dem
alten 5eiterprobten arduter. Seilnit.
tel. Set % Sabren BADEN mir
ben alpenfrdiiter bon 3eit at 3eit
in unierer GatniIie aebrniid)t uu6
mof)teit inter feinen l~lmit1nben OF.
ne 6enielben iein. 81 Bat iid itets
als Elm iideres mo 5~uperI1iiiges
Seilnittel ertpicien."
6orni's Ilpenfr1uter enttGniht
iiemals. Or miro brett bonn 2abo.
ratorium our6 Special . @(aenten
geIiefert, ipeldJe eritannt lir6 bon
Den eiaeutiimcrn, Or. geter Sabr.
ltep & Sons 60, 1875 90 Sop.
ne gpe, Chicago, Sl.
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BON hodkten 8alln ia

and1 bonn bodften Baum fat.
len Die gldtter 5ur eroe.
Die 2iebe bat MIR Sonntagc,
Die Gle nilr 8erftu9e.
@erooe oie 2eilte, Die 81 nid)ts
81 gebrauden limo, iino Oft 81 allem
fdbig.
8ds 2ebcn nebmen nenrtt man
i'm &rie8e SeI0enibat, iib Srieoeus.
3eit aber @oro.
audJ aiif Dem Sfadbrett 6es
Scbens mer0er Die 8oiiern oft pieI
81 9ering eingeiddtt.
Mif Ieiftefn @ep1d i'm @aaen
ut Is piel ungenebmer aIs nit jdtpe.
RIM @epdf i'm @agen,
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Srinscn SOnncnidein ms oiltcre
Sers bincin.

Die ipIeenoen utierer aeebrten
abonrtenten iiberionoten ODER brad.
ten inns fp1breil0 Ser @od1e Sep 9e.
trag SUR @rtteueriiitg hires a6orne.
nlents, lDoriibcr mir biermit 6anfeno
oltittiren:
War &abtfe, Mcrriipn, Mo,
ST. gobl, Sapiss, $40.
Soiris @eiimalin, San francisco,
California.
6raif HeumoDr, Senttdnn o.. j..
Wirs. $. 9uidndrnl, @ainpoo6,
&anias.
Ism. 8issmanr, Berger, Mo.
Sobn aoopmnril, &ernrattit, Mo.
Germ. @rngoll. Sarts6urg, DO.
Saco6 8o9el, Berger, Io.
N. 9obneDer, Serinann 81. 9.
Wtdrtin Wt1eaer, Sermarit 81. 1.
Serrt1atttt 8opp IT,, Serntoiln 81. /
G9os. e%llerbrafe, Sern1ann 81. 9.
Geo. 8. guibmnait, Ban, $40.
9enrp Soeidel, Scrmanfp 81. 3.
Sobn 8oetfer, ct. 2ouis, Mo.
5. 8. Wam ct. 2ouis, Mo.
Sris s. 9ierc, 9rod, Meb.
,1gsT '11n8 'l!1o94Isl8 Ilpl2
@ep. altg. aalobr, Bar, 500.
Sobn 5ng, Berger, Mo.
sSobn goblfeiL Sernnann, Mo.
). 8. Saeffner Gmiss, $40.
5beo. Saeffner, Sniss, $40.
Yall @ae6ler, Sernaiit, Mo,
ISM. Diltbep, ct 2oui8, $40.
Mrs. @bas. Sen, &ermnm. 500.
Gbrilt &oblfittg, Serrnarb 81. 2.
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8eamtn .@a6l ser OBS SeaOws.

Die bieiige 2oge oer DOB 6ellpus
batte Iesten 8onnerstag cine itarf-
beiud)te 8eriammlung, IN Deider
Die j6brIife 8eamtenpabf abgebai.
ten ip1rbe, Die foIgenOes &eiultut er
gab: q. s. Saienritter, &c. g.;
8etoIb, g. g.; Geo. &Ienf,
protptoairenber Sefret6r; Gbas.
GdSner, SinanS-S efret6r; 6. S.
&ippiteirL Sfnsmeiiter.
Die iibrigen 9eamtenitellep fuer-
ben in Der nadjlten @%eriammluns
pom 9Soble @ranb bitrh @%ritellniing
beleBt ner6en.
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-Sn ser 8obniing ieinea Sob
ircs, Auguit &roemer in SbirO
Greet 3omnibip, lit om 8. 9e5ember
@nbros &raemer, elmer Der alteten
8iirqer unieres Gountp's I'M boben
Sitter BON sc Sabren geitorben. Gr
hattie iih ihon Dor ben 8riegs5eiten
in Sbir6 Greet Sotpnibip als
Sfmieb nieSergeldifen mo betrieb
biele Snbre Sic ein3ige S6miebe in
iener1 S6eile bes GountD's. Ole
foIgenoen &inber b%etrauern ieiten
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bert 9iebolb unb aug. araemer
non Sbiro Greet; Sralt Serm.
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SIN Ser 8obn1utg ieines Stiefe
paterS, aug. $. 9riitfmarm in Sbrrt
Greet 5opnibip, lit ON 3. Decent
berr Geo. 6. 8rinfmanm i'm Sitter
pon 80 Sabren INTO A @olaten aug
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men Sdlaganfoa erlitter, Der ibn
fiir ole gauge 9mler ieines Se6ets
sum &riippel mad)te, trotbem batte
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lnrS mar BON 9lQen ole i'm fanttter
beliebt rtro eeaftet. auBer ieinem
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gater NOR, binterIaBt er orei Sdme.
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9rinfmailn uro 6rau Soi6to Sapp-
meper, lettere in SpenSpille mobn.
bait.
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Ter ct. Coulter 5toStperbauo
hps 0eutidl . Imerifaniihern Na.
tioloIbniocS bot Dem horti0en Bran,
eriiiriten gbolpbils guid) bic @Dreu.
prGliocntifoft iibcr 6ir I'M Sabre
1919 BORT itottiinoenoc .Gelitifp
@odIc" on0eboten mo Serr 8uif)
ole GDrc %angeuomntell.
Der @cimnnhpertb Der Miiiou.
ricr MniS., Safer. ulto 8ei5enernte
in Snbre 1911 miro in Dem iGbr.
lid)ci Grnteberidlte, Der bon DER
itaailiden observation-disclosures per6f.
tcttIid)t lpurbe, oui $143, 700,StS
ongegeben. Die Gprlernte blieb
bilt2r orln 8ltrhi6nitt 3uriid, bic
9olerernte mar ihlebt, aber Die
@ei5enerite erao6 cine 3uitabnte
bon 100000 9ulbelS.
Sette ISOLDE muroe Srau Glija.
BETH SaDlor auf Der 8abaIbsaen.
5ilitg, geraoe fpeItlidD pollt 9abnbofc
in GenbIetoit, 8orrcn Gountp, bon
Dem 0itlidD gebelloen SdlneaS t9e goo.
IA, Der nit 8cripotltlg inBr, ii6er.
fabrclt mo gctobtet. Die ltngIiid.
lide poltc NIT Dem balo f1ligen
MISUNDERSTANDING ltad) @enb.
bile reiler, I'M lire SdJmeiier al
beiuden.
8d1reno eiller &erbdltoliiltg ii6er
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fitr giienbabnclt, iiber 3ufdbrtcu 81,
Der mtli5ipalen .6reibriidc ii6er ben
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ipiOnen, neil cine Sinet and BON
Der jpiidenitaatliheIt Salioels. Som.
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Die Gaitern Star 2osc ermGbIt
ScGntc.

Gle gaitern STARS, Die weiblide
6iliote Der bieiigen 6reimourer.So'
ge erDoblte in ibper am Wontag Obj
gebaltenen &%eriammlltne Die folgen.
beat Beanie fir oas laltfen6e Sabr:
Sri. gmula Silber, @. I.; u. S.
StobImann, SO. s.; Srait @. q.
Clifton, u. 3d.; 6ran 81. q. 8relter.
6iibrerin; Srau 90. S. gais, y. g.;
SRI. gtbelfa Silber, Sefretdrin;
Sri. Mcta &raettlp, Sd)asneilterin.
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Die Staats Slnos : Gommiiiion
bat aae angebote fir bic $4,000.
600 anpitol.g onSs 5uriidgepieien,
ga mir angebote mir llebernobme bon
$tS0,000 ipertb 9oubs eingegaugen
iparen. IS folleit iIeiie Ingebote
einaeioroert o6er ole llnterbringiilg
ani Sem Tribattpege neriiidt ner.
ben.
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Doctor Manlp fpmtut.

Or. ". 9. MnrlD, bon SGoalia,
Sbicrar5t ilnb 3abnar8t, miro am
Mitnuof, Oet 81. December IN
Morriion uirb ont 9onnerstog, ben
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8ringt eltre Bferoe Die ibr blrd)
eilren ~erfabrenen Sbierar5t beban.
Oellt laiiel1 lDollt berein.
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Die 9raut oes GrdGologen Or.
9pooner, ioG "a Sproden ipref)en
~ ntieelid! @eiB @ott. 3 lit ifon
Dcnorgb ano plertp", ipeiltt Die lie.
be Srau cine Sprade gut ipred1eir
farm.
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@eiliisel itedt biel Gelb, Die
nnier sroBer Oeltider &ata'
loa In Wort nn0 Bib benefit iir0

btIdrtibt, nnb iptnit NIT
nnltren Successful Brnt.
linb acknowledgements be-
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branHtn; Gsblfnldge aus.
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2tbeusjtit. Is berthisbere
Srbbsn gu ben nisbriaifsn
Yreiien. 2aiieu sic uns
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3eino 1T Elm merfipiipoiges Mit.
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Spesial Scrid)t ppii Ct. Sonis
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Gboniiirt oitf oas Sermanner
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