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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05

NV YUM, MN ~ NiIn I"nr 1T
advancing prices CAV" III" stock mar
kct an appearance OF strength during
ihr morning trading. , Prices rose
wherever there was an actiNo tral.
ns
The bond mHrkc, ruled Arm w
dealings limited rae market "ased
m gradually during the afternoon.
h,admg falling point isom It's
highest and CANADIAN Pacific =
tcactious otherwise averaged about
a. a point Tile yiuse was easy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05

U6.Oi: miNcd si6aMd.no; heavy
S6.irm 5.Ni. rough. si.5od a.6i good
Ia choice. heavy. ss.65m 49, pigs.
s5.5oU 5.a5 bulk of sales. si.Sost
$50.
sheer Epcpitps i.0oo. market
stead, ,u - shado high"r native. sac"
f(i So western. sa.2sn t.65 year
lngs. sltoH t.t'. native lambs. S25
mG26. western lambs. st.15m6.3a
knusa> cit, li,c~tWk.
Kansas CITY. MAY i.-cattl. Re-
ccipts uou. market strong. native
steers. s5.2td6lu. southern steers.
<i.2am $50. southern COWS and hcif-
"rs. s3.250 -, native cows and hvlf-
.rs. S3.U10 90. stock.rs and feeders
<i.551 a.15 bulls. 81 ooN, 100; calves.
81 "udt.1ts western steers. st.'bM
5.ao. western COWS. S3.25g 500.
sheep Receipts 5000. market
strong. mu,tuns. So 50H I So. lambs
t5oop 10. I'D Nothers aud year.
lings. ,iooU5,3i, tcd western ewes
s3iJHi25
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05

- Louls No. May ;--Spel,ei
qul"t, t.27ia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
No. I Alfalfa, Si2.5o per ton.
G. W. FEE.
UNIVERSITY ~ Do iio>Oi,s
JoNti,itOW MIGHT
baseball Team FROM ~'"orro wiii Uc
iiri"d Following Game fm Saiur-
dan Aitrt,,.n NJ rrWtion t'nrh.

The baseball team from IA, Soeprro
school ut Mines VIII he fstvd ui tho
University tomorrow night following
the came that sin nc PLAYED az VrHc-
'ion parh hctwerH The college. Co.
morrow afternoon The Alpha Alphn
Alma fraternity and the Sienta Tau
fraternity viii unite IN SHOWING the
vieit"rs q good tim" at thclr r'.r.c-
liN" houses, \ Smok,r win hc ton.
d'rcd the auostH and program of
musical selections VII bc rendered
III. game ~ the socond tu hr plsNod
between III, school Of Mln'a aud thr
VARSITY this season. ana the Locals
win 10 all In their power CO. retrieve
their isur"is hs vigorous appliGt-
ton of the william.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05

PILES CURED IN u To II DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case Of Itching. Blind. Bleed
ing or Protrudinx Piles IT, to ~ days
or money refunded. b0c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05

No. I alfalfa o'i, sis.s" i"r ton.
d. h. u. sellers, :Ot ". Gold Ave.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05

New york. MAY 3. --AmalRamate
63is
sugar. NJ 2-A
Atchisnn, i0'
Great Northern, preferred ls6 3-i.
New York Central. io7.
Northern Pa,iuo lsi IA,
Rsndius. 1855.
Southern Pacific. iii3-t.
Union Pacific. ~ as
steel, - 81
steel, preferred fi9l-S
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
t1,icUso iiyc.t,u.k A..

chicago. MAJ Cattle eceipis
i.ooo marko, strong bccv.s. $500
q d 90, Texas steers. si.6of $50;
western steers. siN0n 80; stockers
and feeders. finha5i0. cows and
he,fors. ~ ion o. so. calves. tt.b"m
$50
Hogs Receipts "A 900: market
weak At yesterday close, light, 1856
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New NurL Metals.

Ncw Y"rk. May 5. standard onp-
per duil; spot ana July. silGom
~ 30; bead duli fifimi.5O; New
york. 81 2i~i3o. East 81 Louis
har silver t53t1-i
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81 Louis, MAJ Wool unrhane-
rd territory and western mediums
li~ l1c. Zine mediums. i3n he; fine,
ilHlsv.
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VI
New NurL Money.

New YORK \. V. May 6.-~Call MOI
ncy. 21-tnais p,r cont Prime m"r-
camille paper SO at per cent,
Mexican dallnrs isc.
Graham guardian., 1911-07-14

blage were treated to a feast OF
California cherries.
Hyrum Campbell furnished the
ice and helped the girls to make the
ice cream.
A vote of thanks and three cheers
were given the host and hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Birdno were
unable to be present on account OF
the illness of Mr.. Birdno's mother.
Important business called Rudgar
Phillips and George Sims away be-
fore the program commenced.
A dance floor having been pre-
pared by Mr.. Chlarson. young and
old participated in a dance that was
greatly enjoyed.
Forty-five people were present, as
follows: Joseph &. Alfred and
daughter, Maggie, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
C. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. E,yrum
Chlarson and family. Mrs. John
Sims and Mrs. George Sins. and
family, Mrs. H. P. Wightman ano
family, Mrs. Rudgar Phillips ano
family, Gordon Kimball and the
Three Orphans" Lola Mortensen
Edna and Blanche Layton and Mrs
Selena L. Phillips.
Graham guardian., 1911-07-14

Subscribe for THE GUARDIAN.
Graham guardian., 1911-07-14
sAFFORD'S BAND

The Stafford band gave concert
Sunday afternoon that was greatly
enjoyed by large number OF peo-
pie. The band never played better
and the time was perfect.
The people are beginning to real
ize what good thing it is for the
town to have good band and are
beginning to show their appreciation
by attending the concerts and COM
mending the efforts of the individ-
ual members TO reach the highest
stage in their art.
The band will soon have several
new instruments, four saxaphones
having been ordered. These instru.
ments will aid materially in the vol
ume and sweetness Of the music.
During the coming fall and winter
the band intends to give dances,
concerts and minstrel show, all OF
which will be of high class order
and the kind of entertainments most
enjoyed by the people.
During the season benefit per.
Graham guardian., 1911-07-14
SEE ANYTHING FUNNY?

There is joke concealed in this
little tariff story. which is the rea-
son why it appears in this depart
ment. The task of the reader will
be to detect the joke, then decide
Just whom the joke is on.
This country consumes about 81
OOO, 900 tons of sugar year. or
this amount 100000 tons are i'm
ported and zoo, 600 tons produced at
home. The home product isn't
worth as much as Nebraska's egg
and butter crop by several millions
of dollars. Yet under the guise Of
protecting" the American sugar
raiser the sugar consumers are
taxed about 250,OOO,000 year.
Sugar is retailing at about $ll7.00 a
ton. We could buy the home pro-
duct and give it away, paving the
price now obtaining under protec.
ton, then throw it away, and save
S17O, 100000 a year by putting sugar
on the free list.
! Who is the joke on?
Graham guardian., 1911-07-14
MAIL ORDER WHISKY

Thirsty dwellers in prohibition
States and local option territory are
by mail and receiving
by express some 2O.OOo,Ooo
gallons of whisky each year, accord
ing to press summaries of a recent
Interstate Commerce decision. Mail
order liquor houses, mainly located
in the South, several in dry terri
tory, are growing prosperous in sup
plying this rapidly increasing de-
mand, while State authorities have
their hands tied by the Interstate
Commerce clause of the national
constitution. This means, say such
thoughtful papers as the Springfield
Republican and the Richmond Times
Dispatch, that the only way prohl-
bition can really be made to pro-
hibit, will be for the federal govern
ment to step in and repress or reg
ulate the interstate traffic in intoxi-
cants.
The startling facts mentioned
came out in the course of an inquiry
started at the complaint of the
Southern Mail Order Liquor Dealers
Association about a year ago, that
they were being Disseminated
against by certain regulations OF the
express companies. Commissioner
McChord wrote the decision, holding
that the express companies may re-
ouire liquor packages to be shipped
lin corrugated paper cartons, but
forbidding transportation charge
based on arbitrary weights and dis
elimination against stone jugs. He
went on to say:
1T was the spread of the prohi'
bition movement that gave vitality
to this character Of traffic in liquor
With Statewide prohibition came
the interstate traffic in liquor. The
decision of the Supreme Court tina
| this traffic was interstate, and there
fore superior to interference by thu
State governments, gave the in
dustry tremendous impetus ant
established the express companie
as carriers of practically the who'll
of this traffic.
THE movement is much NOR
active in the South than in othe
sections of the country, partly be
cause of the extent of the prohibition
territory in that section, partly be
cause of the large quantities of yer,
cheap whisky manufactured AM
shipped there for the consumption
! of the negro population"
The opinion closes with the sig
nificant statement that while it
: not the function of the Commissio
: to pass upon the moral aspects o
5 the case, it is nevertheless cOnsidere
that this traffic has an evil effec
on and is one of the important fact
ors in the race problem of tn
South. THE Literary Digest.
Graham guardian., 1911-07-14

PATRoNs
td
Cn.v doso produce judgment and
miked) oouo pos
sAJ milking will milk
hndsHe6 should used contains
Germ, and the last milk contains
through thickness cheese eoh as soon
after milking be separated
pals clippers and ep"a
should should hkwarn
- ov. all organic matter washing powder and brush
nae milking
from different mns separating be
lids tight them with
okephee romdn ansll admit plenty of
When delivering
Creamery will cool
ehomd
day
shipped on Mondays by 1900 o'clock
lhreeda sand then vi without cleaning
name and address Donotf aaendr gonw with the SEAL
Those delivering unlawful 10
keen herd Use
n Of scales and lead possible how much butter tat she
|pndu
We are trying and without the operation all
butter
lpncef o
| Neyt
H. BunM
Graham guardian., 1911-07-14
CELEBRATE FOURTH
Campers at Chlarson's Saw
Mill Have Enjoyable Time
on independence Day

The people from the valley who
are spending the summer at Char
son. saw mill and other camps in
the Graham mountains. enjoyed an
impromptu patriotic program on
July 4th, as follows:
Song. America" by audience.
Prayer, by E. C. Phillips.
Song, Star Spangled Banner,
by audience.
Recitation, "Bridget's Domestic
Service in Yankee Home" by Lola
Montensen.
Duet. by Vernice and Melba
Wightman. ).
Recitation, my Little Kitten. y
by Norma Wightman.
Recitation, George Washington, =
by Ardath Wightman.
During intermission, ice cream
and crackers were served, after
which the program was continued;
Duet, by Myrtle and Agnes Char
son.
Recitation, BLACK Baby" by
Edna Layton.
Song, by Charlotte Belle Chlarson
Recitation. by Grace Wightman
Solo, The Bonnie Flag" by r
L. Wightman.
Recitation, by Beatrice Sims.
Trio, "Suanee River" by Lols
Mortensen, Edna and Blanche Lay
ton.
Program concluded by all singing
Angry Words, Oh, Let Them New
err from the Tongue Unbridled Slip.
Through the generosity of Agnes
sweetheart" who was fortunate
enough to be with US, the assem-
Graham guardian., 1911-07-14

Torrance will Re given by a local
dramatic company and an opera by
the Philharmonic Society. Both the
play and opera are sure to please
and will undoubtedly draw large
houses.
In the end the band will undoubt-
edly become one Of our most popu-
| lar institutions and in it's proficiency
will be the best advertisement that
the town could have.
Graham guardian., 1911-07-14
Will NOT BEND KNEE
Col. H. L. Pickett Insists Arizona
Constitution Ii Alright

Col. H. L. Pickett, first avowed
candidate for United States senator
from the state-to-be of Arizona, is
in the city from Tombstone for a
two months rest, unless the Senate
should decide to admit the Territory
before that time.
At the Hollenbeck, Colonel Pickett
expressed the opinion that Arizona
would be admitted to statehood by
the present session of Congress If
the reactionary senators allow it to
come to vote. He recently re-
turned from a trip to the national
capital, where he went to further
the cause of statehood, and he is
confident that a majority of the
Senate favors statehood for Arizona
under the progressive constitution
adopted.
THE efforts of the small reaction
ary element in Arizona to have the
Senate eliminate the recall of the
judiciary will fall" said Colonel
Pickett, because even if the Senate
struck it out, the House would re-
| fuse to concur. If the bill passes
the Senate, it will receive the sigma
ture of President Taft, even though
the standpatters say he will veto it..
'The constitution of Arizona was
ratified by an 80 per cent vote. 1t
lis Just such constitution as the
people want and they will stand by
lit until they are admitted as State.
I. "Arizonans know what they want;
they consider themselves capable o!
making constitution without as
sistance from Congress or the presi'
dent and it is with this kind of {
constitution that they propose tt
come in as State.
"The people are determined moi
to be dictated to as to what they
shall put in their constitution, fol
! they have to live under it, and NJ
: one else. They believe that the.
have the right to have whatevel
) they want in it, provided that it |
republican in form and not in viola
ton of the federal constitution
u Arizonans believe in the peopl
s ruling and in their progressive con
! stitution as it stands. - Los Angelo
Tribune.
Graham guardian., 1911-07-14
THE VALLEY MILLING co.

Will pay you $l.40 per hundred
for dry milling wheat, or will de-
liver to you, 60 pounds of Belle
-four for every hundred pounds
turned to them, or will deliver to
you so pounds of Belle flour and Is
pounds of bran for every hundred
pounds turned to them. All grain
screened and screenings turned to
the farmer.
We are ready to buy all grain Of
fered until our storage capacity is
taken no. lI-tf
Graham guardian., 1911-07-14
JULY IA, 1911.
MERELY A sUBTERFUGE

DIR. A. F. Maisch. formerly OF
Globe, and now resident OF Los
Angeles, CAL, believes that the real
object of those who are urging Arr
zonians to send messages to the Sem
ate is not to defeat the recall of the
judiciary, but statehood itself. We
quote the following from an inter-
view in the Los Angeles Tribune:
Defeated at every turn during
the constitution convention in their
efforts to influence that body. It IS
not surprising that the corporations
which have controlled Arizona for
the last few decades are exerting
every effort to have the recall OF
the judiciary stricken from the
statehood resolution now before the
Senate. However, / do not believe
that is the real purpose in the latest
move of the reactionaries. | think
that the real purpose is to compli-
cate the situation in Washington to
such an extent that it will be i'm
possible to admit Arizona during
the present session of Congress.
Il am satisfied that is the real
object of the present attempt to in.
fiuence the Senate, for the reason
that when Delegate Cameron ap.
peared before the Senate Committee
two weeks ago and pleaded with
that committee to strike out the re-
call as applicable to judges, he wa:
told by Chairman Alden Smith ano
even such reactionary members Of
that committee as Nelson OF Min
nesota, and Burnham, OF New
Hampshire, that the Senate did MOI
have the power to comply with hi
wishes.
In asking the Committee on Ter
ritories to eliminate what to pro
pressive Arizonans is the most i'm
portant provision of the constitution
Cameron was not voicing the desire
of his constituents, but that OF thu
corporations. The delegate, who il
supposed to be representing Arizona
in Congress, had prior to that ap
pearance signed the minority repor
of the House Committee on Terri
tories which recommended the with
holding of statehood from Arizona
unless the people OF that state-to-b'
voted to strike out the recall o
Judges at the first election. Fo
that he was denounced Throughout
the Territory"
+.
None of the big corporation
want to see statehood under a form
of government such as is prescribed
by Arizona's constitution, Will
some of the interests want no sor
of statehood at all. Among the LAT
ter is the Santa Fe Railroad, which
as long as Arizona remains Terri
tory, is exempt from taxation.
THE Southern Pacific, which ma
controlled innumerable Territoris
legislatures, failed to exert any II
fluence on the constitutional cor
vention and, of course, does nc
want Arizona admitted as people
governed State. Most of the bi
mining corporations are opposed
statehood because Of the employer
liability provision, which eliminate
the defense in personal injury cas'
of the common law doctrine of fe
low servant and contributory neg
Vence."
Graham guardian., 1911-07-14
HAPPIEsT GIRL IN LINCOLN

A Lincoln, Neb., girl writes, l
had been ailing for some time with
chronic constipation and stomach
trouble. began taking Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and in three days was able to be
up and got better right along. l
am the proudest girl in Lincoln to
find such a good medicine" For
sale by Stafford Drug Co. 204t
Graham guardian., 1911-07-14

Right in your busiest season when
YOU have the least time to spare
YOU are the most likely to take
and lose several days
time, unless you have Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy and take dose on the first APP
pearance of the disease For sale
by the Stafford Drug Co. 20 at
Graham guardian., 1911-07-14
THE NEW ARITHMETIC

Ten mills make one trust.
Ten trusts make one tariff.
Ten tariff schedules make many
millionaires.
Many millionaires make one
United States Senate.
Graham guardian., 1911-07-14

For summer diarrhoea in children
always give Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
castor oil, and speedy cure is GER
tain. For sale by Stafford Drug Co.
Goat
K. S. Patterson is agent for Aetna
Insurance Co. Insure your building
with him. 46-tf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-17
Der Jrieoensbertrag iuirb
itbOn imnerbaIb Der nd1s
fteu paar 9age abSes
fd)lpfen tpercsit.
Gin GenfntaI ser 95HigiH yie.
turia
Ges beutf6en aaifsrs unb bsrssGiitriH
uRn einss sidnsnoep GsFoIsss
snthllIt.

3as britifdt 8ubgsi bem liHterbaus
nnterbreitet.
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Grm BET.

= g6arIestoR @. 8u., 16. Uloi.
I'm 8ieuftag morssn purbe auf benz
Giisnbabnssleifs bel bisiiger Staot bic
2eihe non SrI. 2aura 4btins, elmer
Dsibsn, aufsefuuhen. unb Rtlton
Bolton. sin Reaer. III pdbrsnb oes sas
ses ala Der tpabrItetnlihe W6roer bes
Wdo6ens oerbaFtet tporoen.
9eAeimutBpolIer Morb.
G6icago, 81, 16. Rai. - Gis
asihs zines Manuss, oeFeu 4rme an
Der Settle feitsebunpen unb bsFen gsins
NIT bidem 9rabt umipunben ipdren
Durbe ssifern 4beno on Der Mactiou
StraBe Bride aus Dem 5IuiIe gesogeu,
Die g}oli3si iit Der aHfiht, bag be,
llnbetunnte BON ,Slusgers" ermorbst
Duroe uno nDsIiher msiis bas Spfel
elmer 4rbeiter.Jeboe lit.
auf Der rehten Gdulter, om Urn
uno ben 8eiHen Der 2sihe beftnber iif
grobe ShramHren unn I'm re6fen 8ein
unterhaIb oes Rnies, befinoet iih einr
auseIpuHbe. ipordus bic polise
ihlieBt, oaB Der Ronn bon metrerer
BerIoHen ernIorbet tpuroe. IIs einsi
ges. nlDglihes grtennunesaei4en mir
bic gscrfe IN. o., 454", inonlit ei
@afsbs otssi6nst iit bssra&isi.
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Jn(an0ge(egrap6
apfRot frsia,fprpdtn.

5offot frsigsfproden.
pittsburg pa, is. Rai.
drdnt W. 6offitpt, Der BANTER unh
6nbritont bon Rem Dort, Der negsn
|aHgebti6sr geftsduHs Don Stabts
r1ibsn proseiTirt puroe. i'll Ha6 taun
tinitiinbiger Beraihung bon etHer
Jurn frtfeeipro6en poroen. na1oem
fn0H inporiger Bott cine Jurp iid
niht battle eiRieen tounsu.
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gonee unD foffitot betrat feibft ben
3tuesHitaHb. CT bebaaptste. bon al.
,1er 9ejtshung Der Stabtrdtbe, odnii
bisfsIben bic gdut Dspoitpriens
GrDinons paHirtsn, nints su rpiffeR,
mohr I ntintia ermcroet.
9dnpiIIs. 81. 16. Rai. Di
psins zines Mannss. DEN man fiji
SOba R. G6srlod pom a3ittsbars. pa.
hdlt. tpuroe am Ti:nitas Rahmittas
i'm Grapt Greet ssfunben. sic mui
pons nrei Mohen in, Maiisr aelsesr
babeH. Munoen, bic iirh an benz 1R6r
per btfinnen. btntsn on. Dab, Der Manr
trm0rDet unb Ieine 2sidt ins NSaifei
sflDcrftn fpcrb<n iFt. Der Rann ma
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9 Sop5tfereien Der 4nnGI-
te bts GIeifhtrufts.

Gbicago, 16. g2at. auf Dem
9runo bin, oaB bic GntIheibung bss
guHbesDbergerifts i'm Stanooro Dill
Sale Die GHti6eibuug bes btsfigeu
Gunoes s0iitrtttsri9ters i'm Sale Der
Grobf6ldhtsr pom II. W&ut dufbebe,
ftelItsn Die Qnpdlte Der 9roBf5IG4tsr
beute etnen antrag, buB es linen ges
itottst perDe, morgsn 2rgumeute gu
gunfteu tbrsr Gtnpeuouugen bei3us
bringen. .
Die gun3e Qngelegeubeit breht fi6
rteoer um bic 6rage, mas rperuiinf=
tige" uHo mas gunoerniinftige" ge-
MISUNDERSTANDING 1T. 9as 8uuoes-
otergeriht eutfbteb, baB bas mort
runOerniinftig" in bem S6erman'i6en
Gutt.sruft59eIsBe gu ergdusen ist uro
uuf bieie GrtIhetpuug qluubeu Die 4us
tDGlte Deg 5Isifdtrufts ibr GiHipanos
perfabreu begrtirbeu gu t0HHeu.
Sin 4rtpaIt bes fruits bate T. ct.
onr Ri6ter Carpenter drqumsntirt,
oab Die SanoelsDerbiuoeruug (reftratnt
OF truos), lpelhe i'm SbermaHs9eiebs
dls trimiusG bessihnst ntrb, cine ,uus
perniinftige" SaHoeIsperhirberuuo be-
beute; meter bate Der &npalt oaHH
crgumentirt, haB Elm 8eIeB, fpeIhes es
Su eiHem 8erbreheu mdht, eineu Son.
trait 3ur gunperHiinftigen" 8ebinbe.
rung oes Sanoels einsugehsn, bas 8.
unb 6. 4msnoement 5ur gunosstouftt-
tutton perIese uRo oater uuu unh mid.
ttg Tet.
Die InDGlte Der 9roBf6IG6ter
poIlsn, tpis es betBt, mOrgen bic gptz
f6aft oes BrGIiosnten Suft an oeE
aonsrsB Dpn 7. Sanuar 1910 aufiibs
ren, neil oieislbe angebltch i6re Be-
tauptung untsrftiiBs, baB, tpenn lie.
gale gshinosrungen bes 5anesIs nur
bic runpsrniinftigsn" fno, bas Sets
oar teinen 3tpet babe.
Dit Stanburb Oil Go. fast
iia.
Rem gort, Is. Wlut. Die erite
glsuBerung pou Der Stanbarb Oil 60.
uber bic am Woutag abgegebene Gut.
iheinuna hes Supremeaerthts Der Der.
Staoten lit am 3ienitag erfoIgt. 3rpet
guntte tperben barin tlargelegt: srz
ftens, hab bic apmpagute Itb bsn
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9etret So!ge Ietften tpsroe; uno 3rpei4
tens, huB etnige 3eit pergeben tptrb,
ebe Elm QIan fir bic ReorgautTiruus
betonnt genadt tperbeu tanu.
Die Spmpagnie bat tmmer barauf
beitdnbeu. oaB tein BlGn fir Die Reors
eaniiirung Der 4pmpugnie. fir ben
sSaQ, bab bic @nti6eibung gegeH re
ousfansH ioute, entporfen rporben fei,
uHb bies 1T tpdbreno oes Sages bon
Rprtimer =. Gniott, bsm 5auptans
malt Der Stanbarb Oil Co., am 0teus
ftag bsitdtigt porben. Serr Glliott
| Iaete audi buB bic Stanbaro Oil SO.
ben 8efeb[ bes 9eridts befolgeu pers
be, uRb baB bic idrmtltcben &ompags
utsn, auf tpelhe bas Detret 8e3ug bot,
. bon iest an ibre @eIadfte tpts gepobns
lid untsr 2eituug ibrer etseuen 9eams
ten uno our6 ibre eteeHe &prporattcu
treiterfiibren piiroeu.
Seuer in Carlisle, Gp.
| Carlisle, ap.. 16, U&di. Cine
| sseuersbrunit bat am 9terftag IN hie.
| flyer gtunt fir 1925 900 S6abeu an
eeri6tet. Das 5eusr nitbste potIe
n6t Stunben uuo rpuroe srit NIT Ollie
Der 9seuertpebrsn bon Paris uub DliIs
/ Itrsburs, Gp., betpdItigt.
| Qier Sabdtmaaasine, Ste 10000
| pfanb sabdt sntbislten, Der poFdeierz
/ spie Der 5rahtbabubDf Der 2puisptIIs
| &c ganfbpiIe Gtienbobn unp bret
Esnhnhauisx tpuxnsu etuasSiSeSt,