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Rock Island Argus., 1911-07-18
Because They Got Tired
Losing Money" Says
President Thomas.
PRICES ARE UNIFORM
ArbuckIe, Since Declaration of
Peace, Has Been Following
Quotations of Combine.

New York, July 1S.-Washtngton
B. Thomas, ex president of the Amer
lean Sugar Refining company, row
chairman of its board of directors, was
the chief witness at the COMPRESSION
al sugar committees meeting here to
day.
Thomas said that public opinion had
changed since H. o. Havemeyer waa
president OF the company and ran il
'as a captain rules a ship" He told
of the warfare between the company
and its chief rivals, Arbuckles AM
Spreckles, and expressed the opin on
that these competitors ceased their Op
position because they got tired of los
ing money"
QUITS COFFEE BUSINESS.
Did Arbuckle and Havemeyer Ia &c
a conference just before the war cad
ed" he was asked.
YES, and We went out OF the coffee
business"
And Arbuckle has been following
your sugar prices since?"
Yes, he makes his prices the same
as ours"
NOW IT'S soOyOOO.OOO.
Thomas said that IN 1891 the Amc-
ican company was capitalized at 500,
900 900, which was increased to SIJ-
100000 when the Americans took in
the Philadelphia refineries. and IN
$50, 600. 900 when it entered the 0eet
sugar field.
OPPOSED PUBLICITY.
In discussing Havemeyer's methods
Thomas said he was strongly opposed
to any publicity of the company's bus
mess and even opposed making annual
reports to stockholders.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-07-18
ORGANIZER is ARRESTED
Bridge Workers Union Official Is
Charged With Inciting Riot.

Des Moines. Iowa, July s.-J. F.
Murphey, organizer of the Interna-
tional Bridge Workers union, was
arrested today charged with inciting &
riot. Murphey is accused by nom
union workers on the Seventh street
viaduct with being responsible for
trouble which occurred there last
evening when a number of employees
were severely injured in clash with
union bridge workers.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-07-18
MILLERs WANT NEW TRIAL.
Helen Gould to Give Lake.

Roxbury, n. z, July 1s.-AIiss HcL
en- Gould, who has a home here, has
signifed her intention of presenting
Dale's lake, a beautiful mountain res
ervoir, to the town as an addition TO
the water system. The lake covers 10
acres.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-07-18

had been to give so days notice be-
fore any claimant could file on this
land, but, according to Mr.. bennett
OF the general land Office, when the
presidents order first came to him
the go day provision was in it, and
when he next saw the order there
was no time allowed whatever for
notice to the public-not even a day.
ACTUALLY AN UNDERTAKING.
That there was actually an under
standing between the administration
and the men who were to profit
through the presidents amazing sec
ret order is not a state OF affairs so
remarkable TO those who have been
CONTINUED on Page Four.l
Rock Island Argus., 1911-07-18
HOPES FOE CONTINUED PEACE.
PETIT ESTATE is $4,000
President of Peavey Grain Company
Leaves Property to Widow.

Chicago, July 1S.-James Petit, late
president of the Peavey Grain com.
pany, left an estate valued at abou:
$25, 900, according to his will, whicn
was filed yesterday in the office of the
probate court clerk. Mrs. Sadie Pres.
colt Petit, widow of the broker,
whose death in Lake Michigan at
Highland park was followed by dis
closures of his loss in speculation of
s1,400,000 Of the grain company j
funds, is named as legatee and execu-
trix.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-07-18
Urges Empire to Keep
Pace in Military De-
velopment.
SPEECH IS FRIENDLY
Monarchy, Ruler Declares, Is
CuItivating Peaceful ReIa-
tionS With Powers.

Vienna, July 1S.-Emperor Fran
els Joseph opened the reichsrath
with the customary ceremonial to-
day. The speech from the throne,
which the emperor read in a strong,
clear voice, showing no trace of re-
Rock Island Argus., 1911-07-18
United States Has Most
Powerful Naval Weap-
on in the World.
RANGE IS is MILES
To Be Placed on Vessels of the
New York Type-WireIesS
Is Successful.

Washington, July 1S.-A gun that
Will carry its projectile clear out of
sight Is the type that is to be placed
in the turrets of the new battleships
Of the New York type One of these
guns, made at a Washington factory.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-07-18
FRANCE CALLS UPON
SPAIN TO EXPLAIN
Report of Arrest of Boisset, Con-
sular Agent at Alcazar, Mo
rocco, Confirmed

Paris, July 1S.-France today asked
Spain TO explain the arrest OF Bois set,
the French consular agent at Alca
Ear, Morocco, by a Spanish patrol, the
report of which incident has been con-
frmed. Previously two FrenchmeA
were II .5Jreated by SpaE'sh troops at
Alcazar. The press, aroused oeer
vnaT it calls repeated insults on the
part of Spain, demands apologies
Rock Island Argus., 1911-07-18

cent illness, emphasized the neces-
sity for immediate reorganization of
the army to make good the deficiency
of the past and keep pace with the
development of military forces
which are progressing rapidly every
where"
HOPES FOB CONTINUED PEACE.
Further along in his speech his
majesty said he trusted the blessin gs
of peace would continued assured to
Austria-Hungary by its intimate re-
lations with its allies, which are un-
alterably cordial, as well as by
friendly relations which the mon
archy is cultivating with all powers. ="
Rock Island Argus., 1911-07-18
money by means of a confidence gam :
y a mry in the criminal court.
CLAIMS FRAUD IN CONVEYANCE.


y a .mry in the criminal court.
CLAIMS FRAUD IN CONVEYANCE.
Foulkes was engaged to marry Miss
Miller, and had engaged her brother
as his attorney. At the trial in the
criminal court he claimed that he
signed a warranty deed conveying the
Minnesota farm to Miller and his wife,
Mrs. Minnie H. Miller, under the i u
preston that he was signing a power
of attorney allowing Miller to sell the
property for him.
Miller, it is claimed in the bill, in
serted his own name as grantee al1
kept the money obtained for rent
Foulkes asks the court to compel MI.
Ter TO reconvey the property to him
and give an accounting of the money
received for rent since Aug. 9, 1907,
when Miller secured control of the
property.
MILLERS WANT NEW TRIAL.
The Millers are now facing a peni-
tentiary term OF one to five years. A
motion for a new trial is pending and
will be heard during the August term
of court. Attorney James R Ward Is
representing Foulkes in the suits filed
Yesterday
Rock Island Argus., 1911-07-18
The Weather

Forecast TIL p. N. Tomorrow foF
Rock Island, Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity.
Showers tonight and Wednesday
cooler Wednesday.
Highest yesterday so, lowest last
night 62, temperature at z a. N. 81.
Precipitation none.
Velocity OF wind at a. m, 6 miles
per hour.
Relative humidity at p. N. 80, at
a. m SO.
River g a fall of / In last "a hours
]. NJ. SHERIER, Local ForecasteT.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-07-18
Canadian Pacific In Record.

New York, July 1S.-Canadian Pa
ciic today touched 244 rs, new nigh
record, on account Of a prospect of IN
usually good crops in its territory.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-07-18
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

F'rom noon today tonoon tomorow)
Sun sets 7:24, rises AL; moon rises
11:17 .. m: 12747 g. m, eastern time,
moon at last quarter, In constellation
Pisces
Rock Island Argus., 1911-07-18
Or. Herman Adler Dead

London, July 1s.-Dr Herman Adler.
aged -. chief rabbi OF the United He
brew congregations of the British en-
pire. is dead.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-07-18

Continued on Page Four.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28
Warrens Wallop
the Moonshiners
srAR LEAGUE eTANoIno


The WArrena took the Mooushin.
erA into camp IN a seFen.inning
game NJ Lincoln park yesterday 3
20 I In one OF the Star league
seriea. II was a close snme. aud
the Moonhhinora were coming
strong at the flash and might
have won had tho game gone tho
full nine Innings.
The Warrens took tho lead IN
the first inning and made the tally
. TO IN tho third. but then the
Soonhhiners commenced 10 find
Graham and they gave their foes
a merry time to keep the lead.
Graham pitched good game
barring bis wiIdnens. lie famed
nine men and only allowed two
hits. both by slaton.
Slaion played the star game for
the MovnNhlnera. making two runs
and getting the only hlta off Ora
ham. a single and homo run. STA.
ton aiso stoio home.
To-day the Giants and Pioneers
play and tomorrow tho Lincoln
Cubs aud Brown Bears play 10
what will be one OF the best
games of the season. Both teams
have won three straight games and
the winner OF tomorrow's contest
has a good chance for the pennant-
The schedule for next week will
be published tomorrow.
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Thompson Makes
Poor Showing

NEW YORK. July 2s.--Judging
froE, Cyclone Johnny Thompson's
work here In his io-romnd bout with
While Lewis. sporting men today
are not inclined 70 back Thompson
In any future bouts with Billy
Papke for the middleweigs cham
pionship Thompson. although be
won ;he decision over Lewis. could
not score a knockout. and In his
general handling OF himself IN no
Wise appeared like champion.
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n1lc1 FROM THE
UUOI DIAMOND

vesr Gregg won another game
yesterday. holding the Athletics 10
five hits. Cleveland taking ten
inning game 90 3. The Coast
player 10 showing coolies Of class
md today IL ono Of the premier
pitchers Of the American league.
The phlilies and Cardinals broke
even on their fourEame series end
Ing yesterday. Philadelphia captur.
lng a close game although handi'
capped by the loss OF Doom.
Bobby keefe. former Tacoma
Tigers. IL another Coast pitcher
who twiried his team 10 victory
yesterday. kerfe held MrGrnw =
Giants 20 six hlts aud Cincinnati
won 2 10 T.
Vancouver 10 steadily sstfeninp
its percentage az the expense OF
Portland Another case OF the Pip
pima showing NJ their best when
opposed % Seattle
WeN. we actually are trimming
tho vtctofinas this time.
Walter Johnson got lovely
frubbiug yesterday. three punched
hits and two errors giving Detroit
nix runs in the third innlnsg Willett
held Washington 10 one lone tally.
Annls and Hall Of Tacoma have
been aold 10 the majors How about
nialnr G0rdon1 The writer DO.
Is@vcs h. IL q better pitcher than
either Annis or Hall lie won a
aplcndid pitching duet with wiIiis
yesterday. going eleven innings
without weakening
vsrcovvs~'s pioneer battery
Clark and Le~is--won again yss'
tsfday.
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Crack Oarsmen
Are Competing

SARATOGA. ~. y. July Iss-
Crack oarsmen from all over tho
East and Canada and as far west
as 81. Louis and 81. Paul are com
petibg today IN tbs thiriy-ninfh an
nuai regatta OF the National Assoc
citation OF Amateur Oarsmen, which
began here on Saratoga lake.
= Tho senior eight Dared cham
plonship. the big event OF the meet
aud the winning OF which Is tho
greatest amateur rowing honor In
America. viii DO contested by
crews Of The New York Athletic
club, the Ottawa club. the Argo-
nnutA Of Toronto. the Detroit Boat
club and the Minnesota Boat club
OF ST Paul All Of the crews are
apparently evenly matched and the
race promises TO be a keen strug.
gle
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Coast May See
Wolgast Fight

NEW YORK. July 7s.--If Carl
Morris and Fireman Jim Flynn.
who were prevented from fighting
Ia Oklahoma on July BY Gov.
crucs. attn desire chance 10 act.
tie the question OF supremacy Tom
O'Day. a promoter. who controls
the arena at Port Richmond. Cal.
where woigast beat Nelson. says
he will hang up purse for a
twenty round mill on Native sons
Day In September. o'pay. who IL
here. says there IN intense inter
est In Morris on the coast for the
reason that he IL believed 10 be
the only white man capable of
making respectable showing
against johnson O'Day haa talked
matters over with tho managers OF
theAo big fellows and expects To
receive a positive answer In few
days
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frankie Neil
Is Behind Bars

SAN FRANCISCO. July zs.--
Jailed on charge Of having
passed a raised government bill.
Frankie Neli. former champion
prize fighter, today was alone In
hin trouble. With friends inBumeF.
able IN former days. today there
was no one who would make any
attempt TO RAISE the " 500 bail
necessary 20 secure Neii's release.
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Jones Says He Can
Call Off the Fight

LOS ANGELES. Cal. July 2s.--
In . telegram 10 . local sport
writer. from North Platte, Neb..
Tom Jones'. manager Of Al VOL.
CAST. who n en- routs n Cadillac,
Mich. asserts that hs will call off
the wolEast Mcfarland match II
the conditions are the same ~
those Indicated Ia press dispatches
from Chicago.
Jones declares that he II fis1lr-
Ing strongly on tho champion fol
lowing his advice. and n he does.
"just leave II 20 him 20 got back
that $1,000 forfeit "A posted"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28
Gotch Smashes
Turks Shoulder

HUMBOLDT. Ia, July 2s.--Yus-
SIT Hassan, considered the most
valuable man In the Gotch training
camp, ~ suffering from a broken
shoulder today received In a bout
with the champion. His injury Will
keep him off the mat for months
and will seriously retard Gotch In
his training for the big match with
Hackensehmidt In Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28
St. Louis Buys
Pitcher Annis

ST. LOUIS. Mo, July 2s.-The
management OF the 81. Louis Ma
tional league team announced TO.
day the purchase Of Pitcher Annis
from the Tacoma club for fall de
livery. Pitcher Hall, also Of TIA
coma, has Joined the Philadelphia
Nationals here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28

FOR
wo Who handled the champ
any STANLEY
walop spelled
a ha
wa 81 -
sounds
with thu white Ik.
punches nash~d
Stane
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SIDELICHTS ON THE SPORTING SHOW


Miles arrested and iaed s. ia Tacoma yesterday fo
field
that profanity and ohscen must stop the Iaeom bat
farm
baseball and not 20 hear
comradsa miatskwA
is to who
thing shoad suppressed IN.
Tacoma incident a In the right direction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28

SPORT SPARKS

cHIcAoo-The annual Chicago
River Marathon swim ssll no held
tomofrow under the sazpices OF the
Illinois Athletic club This year's
swim II the second for the $1,000
eup offered by VIM Hale Thomp-
con.
TORONTO. orts---Ths western
division of the Canadian Canoe AZ.
sociation Will hold Its regular 70.
getfa here tomorrow.
4
SAN FRANcisco--Abe AsselI
and Knockout Brown In a so-roand
bout is the lates, fight possibility
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28
Giants Hammer Islander Slabmen

VICTORIA July Victoria II TO YESTERDAY
che falling Williams and Mccamment In the closing innings
and batting victory.
Williams pitched inninss banking the visitors
wiref
% In Giants annexed three
Three inninE thch
Beea looks brace and talles
but the Giants found him easy
and hammered outffv I've tho innings
zkert pitched throughout with the exception OF
t6s eyenth sessio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28

plon'a nasal organ and a physician
discovered that a small bone had
been fractured Wolgast induced
Hogan TO keep the secret until
after the fight for he did not want
Moran to know Of his weakness.
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HERE'S A CHANCE FOR ARBITRATION

o Germany match
her
A respectfully
thi Roosevelt other militant mambes
o be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28

MILWAUKEE,. July 2s-w olgast
has discloscd the fact that he vent
into the Moran fight with broken
nose. while training for the bout
One Round Hogan landed a wild
swing on the lightweight cham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28
sHARKEYs HOPE VERY PERTINACIoUs

H. Parry. a posssssw
inacy a
the white boys motto M first don't
succeed try. again.~ 81
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watched the perform
Giants trim the Islanders
o atcoast negotiations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28

NE~ roRk--As . result os the
postponement ~ the pTopoasd bout
here between Billy Papke and
Sailor Burkc from Aug 20 AUG
%. u " reported today that Pspto
may decide not 20 meet Burke on
the latter date as Promoter Cot
froth OF San Francisco has offered
q big guarantees for his appearance
In a zeAround fight with Frank
Klaus In San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28

PORTLAND. July 7s.--Jlmmy
Clark did some classy fielding res
tsrday. Vancouver winning it's
fourth straight game from the Pip.
rims by ; 70 score. BLOOMFIELD
was hit frequently. hat kept the
Blows quite veil distributed The
score:
yenr'r .ese 49, a .
F~ztian6 IA 80 tee e-t
cfsrk xaa l.ewss Cor Vancouver. nioora-
EalA and MFsdtey fur PsftlAna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28

5oSToN--Jsek Gleason Of San
Francisco has not yet exercised his
option for the purchase of tho
minority interest tn tho stock Of
the Boston National league club
and u Is believed here today that
the deal has fallen through.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28

out ~ Brooks 4. - Graham D Bssss
90 baHs-Off ugpahs = on Graham :.
HarfiGfe hlfF~Farine Euuboi Etetsn
bassss@sieton, NaHNeil, harqyet. afef
ham Left on bshass- n oonshfnefa ..
WarFenK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28

Spokane fought bitterly for ten In.
nings yesterday. both Gordon and
Willis pitching great BAH, but In
The eleventh three singles In sue
eesxion scored Abbott and Tacoma
won. 4 10 ]. The score;
spsakans 49,. .efeaeseeeea- .
Wills ana spissmsn. fpek.as. oefden
aad turus. Iaeasaa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28

AURORA, lIIs.--o~ira 70 police
Interference. he proposed air.
round bout scheduled here between
Harry Forbes and Joe Homeland
qf Chicago. has been cancelled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28

~ VIII not cost you anything 70 prove
" and 70 be absolutely satisfied ones
and for All that this IL the most wonder
ful treatment that you have over usef
or heard o. for making sthe hair grow
out on baid head. where you probabl,
thought II was lmpoasibte 60 make the
hair grow out again, II In fnaSsIous
Here are some OF the hair and scalp
assesses me "hwissno" treatment stops
absolutely. sec n your troubis 10 IN ths
tAsti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28

for September. Promoter Milton
Clark has wired bis eastern repre-.
sentative to secure the feather
weight champion and the fast Nex
York lightweight n possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28
Los AnoELEs.-FreddIe Welsh,

Los ANcELEs,-Freddie Welsh,
Who u negotiating for a match In
San Francisco with Zone Round
Hogan. will not leave for the
northern city today 10 sign the
articles. as he had Intended. Welsh
said that while the purse offered II
entirely satisfactory. there is a
hitch over the weight question. and
he VIII not 90 north until this IL
settled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28

. RRsas OUT sus,ns urs
'..nnstsa wuaasas IN seven
"a
thsefis ...ss
,.as srssA zaskss' Umpire
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MILWAUKEE, - Announcement
was made here to-day that the Vol
CAST McFarland bout. which was
Der Is. has been advanced three
days. The lightweight champion
and his rival from the Chicago
stock yards viii clash September
Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28

MElBOuRNE---aichsrd Arrss
and Harry Psase Win row on the
parramatta river today for the
worlds professional aculiing cham.
pionahlp. Arnxt Is the present hold.
or Of the title
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28

loNpoN--Ths English Lawn
Tennis Association today decided
to send team 70 the United States
to compete with American cracks.
the winning team 70 play in Aus
traiia for the Davis challenge cup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28

prepaid, by simply sending your name
and address 20 the. swisroo Hair Remedy
Co, ssss p. o. Square. Cincinnati. Ohio.
and enclosing 100 to help pay cost. OF
packing, postage. etc. Hundreds have
been wonderfully bensntted by the a.
cent bottle alone.
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SOC and 100 bottles are for sale a.a
recommended In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-28

LoNpoN-The American Cricket
team from Germantown Cricket
club Of philadelphia today began
q series Of games with the Leading
amateur cricket clubs ~ England
and Ireland By a contest at Wool.
wiek With the royal artillery team.
This IL the first time in history
that an individual American cricket
club has sent a team 10 the mother
country.
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vsnoovvs~'s pioneer battery
CLARK and Lewis--won again yss.
tsfday.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-19
Nitueaes gadjen.

Dns in yaoItsssrg -Ssimsnrttn4
per0ffsnilibie GslhidiheH sGts
pfnrrsrs Gfierla6en' seugi bonn
sFortbeftaHb bes alien @rGuhs
Ses Eitergel1fters beim tas
fboliihen 2nnnpolf IN Steierninrt.
SeIbitperit1nbIid, iit es ben GbrIiteis.
bic bic Aiiferitebiing u. O. audi NIT e.
nem @eI1fter feiern. riidDt nlebr be.
luibt, Dab bier eilI alter, ssal)rtnnIrn.
be lang I'M @ebrnnh geipeieHer Mitus
iibernorHiisen iii. 3ninllig bot GernDa
in benz leBten Heft Der ~Repiie De
IllniDeriitA be g,rlareIles@ Galonion
9leinnd einen Anfint iiber Ons ritiieL'
II Qndex, .Qf Rirt riiusI.s per0fienss
Iidt, iporin er Dem llripruiig oes ge'
br1ud,s nonBebt, 0eiien 1ortIeber
inns aciegger rnbe gebrnGt bnt 3snsi'
iunins er3nblf, bof, Gepd zines gngez
3eus Degen eiuer Der BET bern gottli'
den lFkenonre iibIjden Gtreitereiey
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GraHOsiseutbums-0 0ppoibefsa.
yleut 6npptbeten.
Gfnefnnntf. IN. 81

Gincinnati, IL. SUM-.
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u. y. SO. 5000.
q. 6. gisrion an sitls @. Il. 8.
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Rate pTsuger an Die @. S6mibt
So. $2500.
Bernard StueneIi an goIuntesr 6.
u. y. SO. $500.
Scfepb sSrpsIifer an i8urnstgBoobs
y. IL. 9. 60. $4,000.
Sdrrn y. grunt an Wlt. 2pptcut
g. u. z. 60. $3.50.
q. 8. Goroes on apcIlu q. II. g.
60. $4,000.
Daniel 9iefenbo6er.on germonent
g. u. q. SO. $500.
guftin Gbdmbers an Miami Sp.
Y. n. g. Go. $1,000.
Gbtporb SculiD an gcrthtpeftern
.. Il. 6. 60. $500.
Wsorn 3otarta on pieieIbe. $1,000.
sJronces golte an 8rigbtpngsrmon
gont 60. $1400.
albert O. Sturospuni an bitielbe.
$2500.
ssrsh. SO. GIinbmeier on Central
5oirmouut q. II. 6. Go. 500.
Carrie 8. arummsI an !. milIiam
Qubn. $500.
9eOrss SO. Dilion on 1. Marb ..
II. 6. u. $4,000.
ssrant !. Ries an Bomb SiI q. u.
60. S4O0.
Sobn Grams an GpIss, Sia 6. u.
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Gppbie Burns on Gputbiibe 6. II,
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9s.iIgte 5hp0tbeten.
q. u. qries an 9bOHas %. Rpun
$1,000.
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