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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Stock quotations we're as follows: Flour
ley, s0@7bc; fair TO choice mailing. 9sc@
los; timothy seed: $1o.00@13.5O; clover.
slo.5o@11.b0: mess pork, per, barrel.
$1T62bmlI,75; lard. per 100 pounds, 500
short ribs, sides Ooose), sS12l@e.0O;
short clear sides (boxed), $S.509S7o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15
papsr and Ink For Our MONEY.

The materials that go to make up
our paper money are gathered together
from all parts Of the world. Part Of
the pap fiber is linen rag from the
orient. The silk comes from China or
Italy. The blue ink Is made from
German or Canadian cobalt. The
black ink ia made from Niagara falls
acetylene gas smoke, and most OF the
green ink Ia green color mixed in white
zinc sulphits in Germany. The red
color in the seal IL obtained from a
pigment imported from Central Amer
ica.-Scientiic American.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15

Dorothy was so homesick at her first
party and cried 30 bitterly that the
hostess mother suggested that II
would be better for her to 80 home.
Dorothy accepted the idea, but q few
minutes later upon answering q tinlid
ring at the door the hostess mother
found ADorothg Lathsd Ia taaxs-
well, Dorothy, ! am. glad 10 Q ycu
again. Did you decide to come back
to usf''
sNo'msm. I ff-forgot Ito say Z
h-had such a nice lime ."~Hrowning's
Magazine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15
HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFS FOR MEN,
WOMEN N CHITBREN=

In plain white linen, Japenstte with silk
initial, fancy embroidered h~andkeTchtefs.
colored berdered handkerchaefa In Silks and
linen, put up In attractive holly boxes, at
prices that are sure to please you.
We are Offering many stirring values in
Fancy Articles and Novelties Of aa kinds for
Gift Giving. Come In and make your seiec-
zion. Prices cut ia half.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15
Adyansaaa Of chaarfulnsss.

There are these who sneer at the
cheerful philosopher & call him a
cheerful idiot, but the heerfuI idiot
seldom goes adrift In b. mind. Those
who constantly travel this dark side OF
melancholy street are the mes who
forget their real names and what tbay
are here for.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15

A Centralia man found 1t advisable
to put on a ragged suit OF clothes In
order to repair some machinery. After
he had finished he went home to din
ner. He met q tramp coming out OF
his front gate as he went In. The
tramp r1istook him for a knight OF the
road. He held up q warning hand.
Duck it-retreat," cautioned the
tramp. I've just tried her and she's
a regular bear-cat."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15

FOR MEN, WOMEN
sgD CHILDREN
AS gifts they are always acceptable
MEMS SLIPPERS ...aS ICY - $50
WOMEN'S SHIPPERS .s..s SOL ~ s <
CHTTDRENaS SLIPPERS. ss... up from Soe
LADIES NECKWEAR
scarfs Belts. shirtwaists, Sweater soass,
Hair Ornaments ard Fancy Goods @ al
assnas. AtsractiveIy boxed for the holidays
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15
klaA Of QuccAnuk.

Purchase the raw nut rather than
the desiocated eocoanut. 1t 10 easily
put through the food cutter, and. If
the finest knife Ia used, 1t gives a moro
easily digested article for cakes or
candies than the dried product. II
more Is ground than can be used. mix
sugar with 1t and dry; II will keep
indef1nitely.-Good Housekeeping.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15
Fitted for the Huainess.

my son John" proudly remarked
Mrs. McAllister to some one who had
inquired about the family, he's run
MIN the drug store now. He's been
doing 1t for q year or more. You
know was to college an studied
palmistry SOS to At himself for the
business"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15
Ernsk.

A strange freak of lightning Is re-
tied from France During q recsut
I 'srstorm the lightning struck
IT, byres In q village In the depart
me- the Loire, killing of the cows
In eacL byrs that were lying down
16 all-while all those standing up
est sd unhurt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15
Tho Test OF Man.

Giving evidence at an inquest at
Yarmouth, q market stall carrier de-
olared he could take ten pints of beer
before breakfast and get home all
right. The coroner told him he ought
to Dc ashamed to say 80 and the wit
ness replied that a man who could
not take four or five pints was no
mar at all.-London Evening Stand,
ard.
EVENING NEsYS covers the Hello
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15

ExreaoRDrsaRY EDUcuoNs O ALI FUR DURING III PREHoLIDAY PERloD ID
m For WOMEN N CHILDREN. A IL THAT ANYBODY WOULD PKhoiA1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15
AND Frredem shrleked.

Prafessor-"The result Of cur fnyes-
legations for the past half hour is that
man has freedom Of the viii. | regret
that I cannot continue the subject To-
day, az / have to so shopping It'll
my wife"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15
Wandersrs Return.

Yes; / had ten children. They all
grew up and married Oft" II suppose
1t is lonesome now at homer" "oh.
no. Every once In a while M of them
gets a divorce and wanders back
Louisville Courier-JournaI.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15
secret chinese tnduxrry.

Ever since Hongkeng was establish
e vermillion making, entirely in the
h dis OF the Chinese, has been an Inn
p can't industry. The secret OF manu-
facture ia kept ~inviolate from Euro
pean knowledge. The Chinese made
artificial einnahar ag before Europe
was q civilized country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15

sBother I'll can't remember
whether the doctor said | was to drink
less wine and still lsss beer. or less
beer and still less yina-"--Fliegends
HIaetteF.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15

heir apparent to the Turkish throne
and leader of the visitors from Tur-
key; 4, the khsdive OF Egypt; 8,
King George; 9, Lord Kitchener,
British agent and consul general
in Egypt: z, Queen Mary; s, Kia~
mil Pasha, ex-vizier OF Turkey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-15
TIL ROAD TO RIGHT.

The road to right ID not nearly
so narrow as some folk would have
us believe. Ii 10 a BIT narrow in
one or two places. but having
passed these il 10 wide enough for
every night desire and every high
ambition.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-04
i to Miss Allie Lindsey.

ed to Miss Allie Lindsey.
Gold locket, donated by Mrs. Pyle,
awarded to Miss Helen Gonzalez, 5th
grade.
Medal for best written examination
awarded to Miss Edna Gonzalez.
Medal for highest average in
studies, Miss Alice Benton.
Next in merit Miss orie May Will
liams.
Gold medal, donated by Catholic
knights of America, awarded to Miss
Annie Qufna for highest average in
studies during the year.
Gold pin, awarded to Miss Florida
Wallace for general satisfaction.
Gold pin, for general satisfaction,
Master Arthur Johnson, 7th grade.
Gold medal. donated by Mr.. Peter
Murphy, awarded to Miss Edwina
Christie for best written examina-
ton.
Gold medal for highest average in
studies during the year, awarded to
Miss Virginia Merritt
Fifth Grade-Gold pin, for best writ
ten examination, Miss Marie Christie.
Gold pin for highest average In
studies. Master Willie Fauria.
Next in merit, Master Warren Riera.
Fourth Grade-Gold pin for best
examination, Master Willie johnson.
Next in merit, Miss Alice Roch.
Prize for attendance, Miss Eunice
Massey.
Gold pin for music, Miss Marie
Gonzalez
Prizes for music awarded to Misses
Annie Pfeiffer, Annie Gonzalez, Lillian
Adams, Mary Kemble. Elizabeth Lind,
| Georgia Hutchins, Vivian Touart.
Ethel Touart, Masters Harrington
Johnson, Edward Johnson.
Prize awarded to Master Emilio
| O'Brien Motta for general satfsfac-
ton.
| Prize awarded TO Master William
Merritt for good examination.
! Prize awarded to Master Cameron
Bombay for mathematics.
Gold medal awarded to Master
Walker Bombay for excellence. Do
mated by Mr.. James O'Shea-
Gold medal for good examinations
drawn for by Masters Arthur Solder
| Alvin Bicker, Emanuel Gomez; won
| by Master Emanuel Gomez.
! Prizes for general satisfaction given
! to Masters Thomas Maloney, Arthur
Villar, Alvin Biczer, Arthur Solder
quist.
Gold medal for history awarded te
/ Master Dave Merritt
Prizes for general satisfaction
awarded to Masters Joseph O'Connell
Asa Ward, Joseph Washington,
! The Sisters of Mercy are deeply
chestra, Starr Piano Company fol
the fine instrument furnished for the
etc. and to Messrs, Lloyd, Ware
1 Peake and Griffin fer their service:
as electricians. also to the self sac
| rificing. devoted parents who SO gen.
erously co-operated with them il pre-,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-04
ONE MILLION
|. DOLLARS A DAY
FOR GOOD ROADS
THIS Is THE RECORD THAT WILL
BE ESTABLISHED IN THE U. s.,
AS GREAT INTEREST Is BEING
MANIFESTED EVERYWHERE.

One million dollars a day is the
record that viii be established
throughout the United States as the
expenditure for improving and main
tanning public roads. Never before IN
the history Of the country has there
been such interest IN the Improvement
Of highways, and with the Legislatures
of the states approprtanng millions
Of dollars for this purpose, the good
roads movement has received it's great
est impetus since the foundation of
the republic,
The money that win be expended
on the roads OF this country during the
next six months will be more than ever
before III the same period OF time. IN
1904 the total expenditure for the con-
struotion and maintenance of roads
and bridges IN the United States
amounted to about $50. 900. 600, but the
expenditure for this purpose IN 1911
will aggregate about s14o 500 600, Ex-
elusive of Sundays and legal holidays,
the outlay fer roads will amount to
81, o0o, 900 a day during the present
road building season, This includes al
moneys raised by local taxation, bond
issues, state appropriations and private
subscriptions,
Every state IN the Unien.'' said Lo-
gan Walter Page, director OF the United
| States of public roads, in telling OF
the results of the great cam Ptaign foz
good reads, seems at last TO 5e thor
| eughiy aroused to the benefits, derived
fFem Investments in iHapre&rsH high
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-04

ways In California, the state has Is
sued $1s,000,000 in bonds with which
to build a system of state highways.
This work will begin during the pres
ent season. In the state of Connecti-
cut, about $2.250,00o will be expended
this year out Of the state treasury for
trunk-line and state aid roads. OF
the 100000 bond issue recently au-
thoTtzed in Maryland, ovsr 81, $50, 900
will be available this year for trunk
line and state-aid roads. Massachu-
sets will expend from estate revenues
over s1.0O0,000, for the construction
and maintenance Of state roads.
TT is expected that at least $5,00O,-
600 viii be expended on state-aid roads
and on tr1Ink-line systems in the state
Of New York, in addition to $1,000, 900
already raised by local taxation. More
money is being devoted to road i'm
proSeZnent in New York than in any
other state in the union, and the per
centage Of improved roads in that
state has Increased from 10 per cent
In 1904 to 60 per cent IN 1909"
Over S2,0o0, 900 is available in North
Carolina from bond issues in the vcr-
ioQS counties for road Improvement
this year, and the legislature has au-
thorfzed the construction Of a road
from the Atlantic Ocean 10 the Ten
nessee line, distance Of 425 miles"
Al 4oAUI tHfKIy counties IN OnlO
voted $2.500.oo In bonds to be ex-
pended this year. Ohio viii also ex-
pend about $500, 600 from state reve-
nues for road improvement. In Penn
syfvania, the state-a1d appropriation
VIII probably amount to over 81, 00o,-
600, and $4,000, 900 bond issue is be-
ing considered. Various counties in
Tennessee viii e1pend 81, 5oO,O 300 from
bond issues. Over 1880, 900 VIII be
expended from bond issues IN various
counties IN Texas In Virginia $2,-
0o,O60 hes been authorized by various
counties, to be expended this year;
while over $3.50 go has been appro-
pFfated IN the state OF Wisconsin, In
accordance with the state-aid system -
The prospect for a complete sys-
tenn OF public roads throughout the
United States Is better now than ever
before In the history Of the country,
and uniformity of recent good road
laws gives promise that this country
VII eventually taIce its place with
France IN having most sensible system
N roads supervis1ons and mainten-
epoe."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-04
MANY PUPILS
I GIVEN HONORS
LIST OF PUPILS GIVEN HoNoRs
BY THE CONVENT SCHOOL AT
THE COMMENCEMENT EYER
cIsEs FRIDAY NIGHT.

Following is a list OF premiums ls
awarded to the pupils OF the ConVene
school Friday night at the opera
house:
Graduating honors conrerre9 on
Misses Josephine Danie 4I : una tgreaJ
Johnson, MERCEDES Hatton. maze a
Sheppard, Rosalind Danlels, Lala
Aloysfus Cusacks, Ellen Catnerlne
sveanev Masters Emilio O'Brien Mot
T.. Camar ron J. Bombay, William j.
S1iniorras for bookkeeping conferred
A., ~ an.ove named graduates, also
an SFisses FIilda BECKER, Annie Quina,
E4o-tda Wallace, Mary Cusacks, Mas
"a S~+h,,r Johnson.
aaid pin, for general satisfaction,
5000 to Miss Josephine Daniels.
rsolS medal for Christian doctrine
$500 by Daughters of Isabella,
sS,ea-5e15 10 Miss Rosalind Daniels.
n.1d medal, donated by knights OF
eaIr.I1oh,,s for u. 5. history, awarded
- 1Is@s Mercedes Hatton.
- nremium was awarded to Miss
10 Johnson for excellence during
a.. scholastic year.
Ssold medal for mathematics, award
- TO Miss Hilda Bicker.
prize for general satisfaction award
II TO Miss Mary Kemble.
Prize for general satisfaction award
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-04

Pagona street. and four OF them ARD
said 10 have attacked the other one
Offleers Parnell, Hoist and Simmons
made the arrests
The city physician was summoned
to the city Jail to examine the wounds
Of the two who were cut, bat the cuts
did not amount to much. One Of them
was cut IN three or four places about
the race ana head, but none OF the
cuts were deep. The other was stabbed
but his wound was not considered NJ
Al sEEioRA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-04
Midsummer Nights Dream.
See Amusement Column.
POLICE OFFICER
IS SUSPENDED

0meer Murphy, of the police depart
h1ent. has been suspended by Chief OF
Police GaAders and charges preferred
against hin in connection with the
Aght between Capt, John Smith and
the Edmuadsaa brothers The charge
against the officer is neglect OF duty,
and IL is probable that the case will
be taken up by the board Of public
safety when IL meets tomorrow night.
II is charged that Ofcer Murphy
did not use sufficient force and pre-
.eautiea TO prevent tbs Easn Haln TIGHT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-04
Midsummer Nights Dream.
See Amusement Column.
WEEKLY REPORT
OF THE MISSION

The regular weakly report of the
Mission, which Is printed below, is a
good one for the week ending last
night, showing that interest IN the
work before the managers of this IN
stitutton Is not tagging. It shows that
every penny contributed to this cause
is put to good use,
The report tOilowsG
SHSn On mana -" 1865 10
Oash received -. ''----~.~---.... 14.25
:14L0
Expenses 1I.a5
Balance On hand --~---------,S LIS
Vegetables. bread. beans etc. meals
.s6s beds, 81; religious services, q;
sewing class, /.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-04
AT McMILLAN'S
Monday, 10 yards 10-cent
colored Percales for 65 cents.
Sale starts at 8 o'clock.

IF you have anything to
sell; If you wish to buy any
thing, advertise in The Jour
nails Want Columns.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-04
Negro Bluejackets
Engage in Fight

In a fight which occurred last night
between a number of negro blue
Jackets from the Minnesota and Yer
mont, two Of them were slightly cut
while five were arrested. The fight oc-
e4lEEAd 2hnIlt 8 a'alack an Nap4h Tar
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-04

AT McMILLAN'S
Monday, 10 yards 10-cent
colored Percales for IS cents.
Sale starts at 8 o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-04

ing after he had placed them under
arrest.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-04

pairing their children for the COM
| mencement.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-14
Qnr,e 6rtibeit.

Detettip atneaib beedb iid ssitsrr
nod Dap.on, g., unb nabm J. 5
Grpnin alias geore W. syifber In Gm'
pidne, oIs biefer aus BEN oortigeu 4ri
beitsbaus entIaFtn fpurbs. Der DE-
fdnesns Ipn bier untsr benz Rumer
;gifbsr am /. ssaIi einen gbed fir $5C
an bie Wstropolit1n 8ont s.fdliht bd'
ben. CT beedb ii6 fpdttr na6 Dop'
ton, besins bort mebrtre GhnIih'
ShpinoeIeisn unb tpurbe idlisBlid
perbdftet nnb Su feds Wlonottn ari
beits6ous perurtbeilt Ssin 6oftteri
min lief eeftern nb, unb groniu tpuroer
tpie oefdgt, in bsm aug.nbttd, nis el
bds 4rbsitshdus in Gapton perIieb
bon Detsttip Rinenib In Gmpfang &C.
nommsn unb mad Cincinnati Suriid'
gebrad)t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-14
aases Gincnnatr gOIFsbatt 2ienas, IA Sebruar 1911

gtIIe Wattl bon MsiobIeipiDn BAL
Gbipnrb wlebI ipegtn @ernahliHieuna
nnb Wibbdnblune. Ioipie @erlaHena
I'm September 1910 auf S6eibuna
pertlngt. Das paar beiratbste msibs
nuhten 1904 uno bat prei ainotr,
iiber tpeIde bic Muttsr BITE Obhut per'
langt.
- 6eiratbsfheine: garrp aennson,
"a, Mibbletonn, nno 5Iora Wulter,
10, MibbIstopn; Ron 2oiper, 33,
YppIin, no., unb WarD 9upnep, "a,
Samilton.
gsors s. 2int reidie ssiisrn Elm
Geiuh Tim einen WdHepertDniter fiir
bic Gecrs 3. goobinston Go. Don
WliboIstopn Elm. Gr bat cine Menfef-
fcrberuns BON $3.50 g,gsn Die Gtrma.
W. 8. JpbnioH BON MibbletoDn ipnrs
be als maiTeperipalter srnannt.
Jrau Groni 8uttsrborn BON Gin
cinnati psrlebts I'D, bOrssTtern 4benb
bier beim abiteisen bon sinem Stras
benbabnpaetn Das Riidgrnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-14
Gsuer.

5rau mnrn Carroll, Snbnberin
tines aojtbouIes go. 100 Wsit 0isrts
StroBe, rstniste gsftsrn Rahmittnc
Elm alsio NIT gafoIin unb lieB su'
fdaia Elm brennsnbts StreihbCl; in
bic 1af bern 1ubboben itebtnbe Gdfo.
Iintnnne fallen. SIN ndhfeu augens
Bid srfoIgts cine grploIion, iptlhe bi.
6dusbslpobntr In srobs anaft unt
qufrssune perftsts. Gum Slid ipurn
be niemanb perlest unb bic Jeuertpehl
I6fnie ben unbsbsutenben 8ranb, be-
Dor n.nnensnertber S4aben angea
rihiet ipprben mar.
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Mns benz 0unsesg sgebdube,

- Noab grpptins bon Dayton, s.,
Der friibsr I'm 5Dl5eeihdft mar, iu6ts
eeitern i'm gunossgfritt I'm Derbin.
gllng bss Observation-Disclosures nnh
Geint attipu folIen $21oO unb istns
@srbinbIihtsiten $24OO betra9tn.
8. R. Sonss, 9rnitet fir btn
bnnttrottsn @riinoer Gdpib 6. 8aunis
gorten, btantrogts eeitern i'm gunnes.
etriht Die GrnsnHung zines Rectiners
fir bos @aumsdrten'ihs Mobnbuus
1853 Non Strobs, DaInut bills. Dni
6ans follts beute pom Sheriff ipegeT
Qihtbssoblsus Der Stei.rn pertauF'
iptrben unb bic Reeeiperfhoft Ioll bds
perbinbern.
@sgen ben Wlifliondr nm. q
6drriipn, Der Elm WuiI Srbtr 6eff,dfi
betretbt, unb leirsn @sfndftsfiibrel
Bruce Gborpsnins, iino betnnntlihalHs
Hagen iptgeu dngtbliher 8tnusune
Der gpif ~ bstriigtriidbtn 3ipefen er
boben pornen. lin nieantlnetn Su pers
fperfsn, haben bic @trtbeibiaer Is
Griinoe ins 5rsffen ssFiibrt. Die ars
gumsntiruHg finbet beute pcr RiGtsi
6olliiter ftutt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-14
gokal.Derid)t
Nener moSns
gtjiialid, Der Observation-Disclosures
In Der Evangelical alliaate siH'
geIiibri.

9luh in ben Rsiben Der Gpunselical
anidnce, Der @ereinisung BON Breois
germ Der bisfisen ortboboreu omsritns
ntfhen 4ir6en, eisbt % SHfurgenten.
Dos nurbe in Der geitrissnSisnna Der
Wereiraiaung bdreetb1n, als ouf Wsrs
anIdiIuna pom Rep. Or. Deter Roberts
ion BON Der Mobapt prssbteridner
airte, in ben 9eitimmungen be5iigs
lid Der domination Der aunbiooten
fir bic 9eamtenipahI cine einfhnetoens
be Werdnoeruns Doresnomnen tpurot.
W1brenn nGmIin Is bisber Sroud
oetpefsn, bab oas Gretttips aonmittes
in gsbtimtr Sisuns bic adnoicdten
nuninirt unb bic @sreinisang Disis
Rominatipnen einfah gutesbeiBen bait
te, perben itst bic Ganbiooten bon
einem BON Der 8ereiHigung 5u ertpdhs
leubtn aommitt.t aufgeitsllt unb bdnn
in elmer @erIommIune srip6blt fpsrs
ben.
glie Or. RobertIon ausfiibrt.. bat
bos bisberiae gpItem e. Rtn. Dotfon,
Reb. Wsc9innen uno ReD. 6erstt trs
mDaliGt, iteis iit FeIbIt aIs Wlitgliss
Der Der greiutipe su errpdbIsH uR6 bic
ssolae mar, ipie Dr.Rpbertion Iich aus
6riidis, bob geDiHe 2euts bic Gpans
aelitaI alliance in Der Wtiteutnf6e
batten. Or. Roberiion tpuroe tn ieis
nen gemiihunaen auf bas 5haitr6fs
tioite bon Rep. 8loosett unb Reo.
qearce Interitusi uno ReD. Sloogett
ertlGrte nah Der 0erlommIuns. oab er
baFiir Gorge troetu ipiirbs, bdb bic
@eiftliden Der MlstbooiItentirde iib
in ihrer nGbitsn geriammluns iiber
lore @ertretsr in oe gIetutipe Der
GponaelicaI 4llinnee sinis iptroen unb
onbssea onftfficnen tperoen GIlerWa BIZ
f6einIiAtstt nad oieism gsifpiel foIs
gen.
Cine rpeiters Senfation Otrurfahie
In Der stftrisen Sisun9 S.trtidrg2ots
| Ion pon Der iOeenannten .8ieiIdree
GOcietp~, bic ss iidh betdnntlif CUR
4ufaabe asmo6t bat, bic Sitttnloiiss
felt in Cincinnati su btiGmpfen unb
bos fossnannts ioSiuls llebeI aussus
rotten. 6err WatiOu bat in ben ltss
ten Wspnnten bic Gissuthiimtr alIsr
5GuTer srmittsIt. bic 3u unmoruliiten
s3psdsn bsnubt psrbsn, unb Las ben
Ritelisbsrn Der GOunesIieal aIliance
oieie Ramensliite seitsrn DOR. 8isie
DprIsfune fonb unisr ausfdIub Der
SeFfsniIihtsit ltati, aber bic herrsn
BsiftIi1sn foIIen unter ben Gigeus
ibiimsrn ioI6sr 5Gui.r pieIe ibrsr ans
| esfsbenbitsn gemeiHbsmitslieber ents
bedt boben. Die IS bsibt, ipurbe be-
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