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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31

"Had nuncture my friend =" ask.
ed The passer. with an air of interest
The chauffeur looked up and swallow
ed his feelings with huge gulp,
mo, sir, he replied I'm just
changing the air In the tires The
OTHER lots worn out sou know ~
aouth 6umpaniOn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31
eirda of 4 Feather

Birds or A Feather ttm
"All tho worlds a stage, quoted
the Wise Gay.
Yes, assented the Simple Mug.
ebnt that IL no reason why all the
Comedians should be sent 70 con.
4 rcss philadelphia Record
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31

PATR0NfE HOME INDUSTRIES
and cali for Rhinehart's meats wher
ordcrinr meat from your butcher.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31
o 90 o O O O @ o O . O @ O o @ @
q VAGRANT VERSE G
q O
o o o o O O a o @ O @ O O o O o C
TENrlNG TONIGHT.

TENTlNG TONIGHT
We're lenting tQpieht on tAq Hd
taniR gfoynd. VII
Give rs 4 Sony Is pekeer
Amt rieuds lweal6ve So aeaAF !
CHORUS, Wy
Many are the hearts THAI are weary
tonight.
Wishing Tor the war 10 cease;
Many are the hearts looking totl6ad
right
To see the dawn of peace
Tenting tonight.
Tenlng tonight,
fenting on the old camp ground
We've been tentlng tonight on the
ola camp ground
Thinking Of days gone by,
OF the loved al home that gave us
the hand
And the tear that said goodbye
We are tired OF war on the Old camp
ground.
Many are dead and gone
OF The brave and true wnoye left
their homes
Others have been wounded long.
We've been fighting today on the
old camp ground.
Many are living near;
Some are dead and sonic are diving,
Many are in tears
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10
Ideal Versus PrdGtiCai SGGaIiSm

OF all the political theories socialism
MAKES the strongest 4upea to me
working classes The ueaSou ior TINS
lies II the ACT that the working man
lees. nay. ne knows Just as We zuuw
and every other man KNOWS. VINO has
gwen tile matter Serious anu czrein
tiluug1l. that me working nan IS the
largest actor u the creation Of vezltil.
vet N me distribution oi wealth be r.
calves the smallest zlzre- Ldezi So
ciziism cunrenpiatEs m e4uaL diszr
button al the Eurid' wealth. Il Gun
templates 4 condition under EniGn
every nan vii 10 1 certain amount Of
work every day and every man II
ward vii De eaIuAi. n otiIer TuTrtz. 4
condition ander winch there viii le
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10

The registration 1uuks are open again
and viii remain 50 ID tn Nov a IF
You have nOt Registered. 10 50 or YOU
czunur vote IN tne 5th Of December
HH any time you fail 70 receive
your Echu please notify TINS atfrs.
Your uzuer IS put IN the pnSiu1ice mu
+ Yuu 10 moi reesive il, tell is.
The WeuarChez anu Ballard mgn
sc1u1is viii meet On me G1iGirun II
Wsuzfche= tomu1uw The Two teams
are syenlV ma1chesi n EEsgiIr anu me
game promises 70 lez gnGd one
The first SHOW OF ne season began
10 fail Yesterday. For Two lays previous
Il rzinsd more or less Up % EiIhiu
me PAST ieT days We hzve lzd muz1 de-
ightfui weather lor almost TWO months.
Caui nights and bright sunny lays.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10
Gaad Amateur Show

0ne 1f the 1esz amateur performances
seen II the Scamc TOR sumo time vas
thzr 1i asst Friday night 4 large
crowd vas in utendancs anu every act
received much applause
Cal. Fox uecitest very amusing sfury
aDuut Sarr0. the famous Californian.
and IN response u an encore came
hack WITH I niger story.
" B. Simpson caruuned several Of
me men prominent IN public affairs anu
dad gllrnmed f they didn't nave 4
gn9u resemblance
The lasz act vas a conedy entitled
Fresh Timothy lay those taking
nIr being Miss Ella EirrieT " 3.
Simpson anu butler Sampson. The act
vas nut 4 Iong 1ne. dut exceptionally
Enuu and vel 4cteti. Butler Sampson.
Enu took me par on me country buy,
played MS part 1icsiy anu IS rzuidly
developing in1u iIsz class comedian.
Ar Bzhxt sang AL Ahuzzd iur
Munkey Town. anu received his share
Of me hand clans
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10

IN the mex chi On me south Ane
ruzu. anuut dne and dalf miles east
OF town. 4 small vein Of cnai vas Struck.
County Engineer Berry left piece the
size 1f 4 azif gallon CUP at this office
Yesterday aI1ti said the contractor had
1sest the cuzi IN ms Jorge Tneu
sharpening tuuis the past SIX weeks and
tuund It 1i excellent quality. VINO
knows mt me building Of the rnad
may lend to me discovery Of coal
nine IN ttliz vicinity. The coal vas
found IN 4 sandsfuue formation. E1icn
thuse wnu pretend to Know say Is a
Toud Indication.
Z. A. King arrived rom Everett on
me DELAYED number 4 yesterday and
intends 10 return tuday. he says they
nad quite 4 lively election IN his town
Tuesday. The Rev Eassei. VINO spent
some time here TWO years ago vas NOM
mated for mayor.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10
Athletes. AZ aue. 5eacfi the ZsSrittl
or Their Powers =arsv.

Athletes. AZ a 5ue. 7eacfi the Zenith
or -fassr Powers =arsv
In arfIie4fe SPORTS pHvsicai eHdiIrance
plays the most imuur-an part. rhis
"a particularly u0iit-sailie IN ItIe Maru
ttlun racea In boxing. wrestling anu
rowing abilItv 10 Sand the tremen,
dous strain on tt1e pnvSis'ai powers Is
essential
Bur every attlie4e has MS physical
limitnftuns. Ee rearIeSz lie zenith of
his powers eariy anu lilan gradually
declines. A victorious Marathon run
aer seldom repeats MS success. tor ne
las irnuAiresI MS endurance Nv his az
arrtons. aittlnugiI he does uar tilin6 80
until ne neats with defeHT rue seeanu
time be tries for first prize
A baker. ~ TIie csnnui Inng IT.
main a champion in any t,iass as
though a tEvHive year 1s-aFri h.iS Ds-'i'
made 1y exceptional men nTTtHi
1pnf wrestler said rt4s-nHtlr thai
hoped 10 rptnain IN the -r1me ii'.n mr.
mt cauid not -xs---d laai fimir aW
still 1e 4 tuunutrhpr
GaTsIneH WIN their lsrP,sfg-zl u Jul-'
IN the tfrss few rsHr,s at 1hii .lr--
The baseball player tH'tgi>- sir w'ti
CAUSE tiIs. strain nH hIn s-..t
than IN must athletes aHa il'
uealifIi rest PitvhpFs, avsvsst..'-
an exception. ami Snrne aaIg 'Ht
nRuv reara. IIT muSs at iIpEn sii Hul
Boston CLONE
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10

neither lUiI mr. paor poverty r great
xsziih. zppszis % al thar class ai men
xnu szTn bread ~ me SWEET N hesr
1TuE, VINO nave little time iur necrez-
Ton and unlv 4 small snare II ne
pleasures d lie. xniies nznv N ne
die ricn tuii au1 and neither % -slev
spin. vet they weu ine aimenf md
are sumuruuusi7 every iaY CndeE
iueai socialism all these inequalities
would disappear Along with ided
socialism one must 1resuppuse IN ideai
aCe 1f pe1uie. Else idezi socialism IS
wholly inuracrCznie ana impossible. 7
socialism made me dishonest uung1I.
me azv industrious. the vicious izw-
zniding. and tlie nhul0us soner-in
s1urr. f socialism Gould ciange human
nature Il might apps1 70 Ilo1 of ps1pie
Enu viii not accept II until the human
acs is made nure perfect than Il IS
INV The honest. industrious. soner.
and frugal working ueopie ere for anu
support 4 considerable percentage 1f
me population. The lazy, siliitless.
drinking anu vicious Door a1S0rh 4
large pzrt If he earnings Of the the
zuTEiug pe1nie-
Not all. certainty, but ,ua lzrge num-
l1er OF ttluss Ehu nrufess socialism il
means dividing ID. R;ght mere ii
ms tuwu. I man Fao pruiesses % De a
socialist. recsHtiy said 10 4 business
nan. When socialism comes will
nave lust Is nuch az you've gDt. I
viii haEe to work 1niy four auurs 4
day To-day that man vie dues
MS tour hours x01k. VIII socialism 50
change his nature that ne viii do ms
+ own Jour hours Eorks Il il viii We might
even welcome he change
IdeA socialism Is all 1gnr I the
human racs vas reauy 10 receive Il We
would do our lzrt to heip me Cause.
1ut until ttle racs IS muEa more perfect
or same dne makes il piain tt1zf suciai-
SIN viii make me idle work. the ss1iit-
less thrifty. the drunken soner and the
dishonest anu vicious. honest and law
aUlding. We must decline to divide I'D
with the nan zflo viii nut work now 70
make IN honest living
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10

T We cannot agree On the details. ii
WORKING aur me salvation 11 L-szYeE-
Eurra there IS 10 sane reaSon WY We
zhuuid aur all get rage thar and
work zhauLder to shoulder fur
the 1unuilding and Development ii
the 5uRn and the Country surrounding
Il. Right here IN the apper Wsnztchee
vailev are nezuurcas Eflcn need 1lIf me
Midas tuucn Of human energy 10 build
i CRY There S lnIuid wealth. n uur
uuueyei0ued water guEsr. n the .e-rll-
itv anu nroducrivenezs 1i CIR suii. n
our tiInner. II the surrounding noun
tzins there IS mineral EezltI. ION. mar
Die. azbeslos. quicksilver cappsE gold.
md doubtless dttler mineral wealth Of
xhiCh We yer Know 1o1inng We GIN
I'll get On cdmm nan gruuuu and
Work ior the 1pnullding anu develop
nenf d cur town. Lei is teil the
world N our natural advantages anu r.
sourcea Ger tugegler On dne thing
aunuf WHICH there can De no disagree
menr, rhe upnuiiGing oi LeAvenEuTrh.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10
me luke N AiVzss srts, 7snr
Tiiaz Caused 7iasa n Saa-.

me Duke 5f Aivzss ssrt;l 7snr
Tifar CAUSED 7io.a IA Saa1,.
One or me mrs, aissaryi aysu L '7sr
nicai measures at r;iSatinu iini @
ever impass-i upun a Els-spis xsss GA
ordered M NJ 1F~pufir 3nIss- .,s 81.
prominent IN ItIe aissurv Of spain "a
70 I522 when Ip died
For SIX rearSt M WIS .-flre4nui sfr
arai OF me Vel i1Hransis ana eNlsal
INK called the 'ftHln nennr ar
DER cam. upon avery article 81 nsl
cnaudise. "a be pain ~ often n
snuuid % said. EiR isssss-ss.si rrAl.3 tiis
ueEsOnai property . per reHi, u' %,
paid instantly ana ,tllls--fs-a ant-s.. auu
ON every transfer Of n-aiTv Bt s-gsa.i'~l
Der genf
Every me IN he und. eS5t.Htius
Ava himself perceived law utterly
ridiculous scilema "a wuuia pTTtyl.
1uf ne persisted in anf0y-fhls riIe RUE
The tDwus raBsiit.si. ami examples rs
duzens we're mnde az rzfraeiurv suf
ieers. wiI8 we're tnTTuresf tu death. 1ui
70 no purpose
FfnHilF PhilIp IL. the Spanish kingl
was petitiOnea anu 4 iemp0rary com.
promise was effectes1 Nv wflicn ttle
towns we're 10 Day s...008s900 an.
nuHllv TOR the rvo SUGGESTING Ysgrs
Until August. l67L
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10
Bauding prupOStiOH Defeated

To me activity u tIe socialists must
De asc-ined the defeat Of the urupoSi-
ton "a bond the town sur s44, 10n 70
seeuTc n abundance Of pure water .oT
domestic purposes and iTe urntecriOn
.ur the 1enpie u TINS Town. To them
IS dne all me honor. f time snail uruve
there IS any honor II rte result 1i asst
SzlurIizv election.
The water question s EeEY muCa
alive, anu ike Banquu ghuSi. vii
not down until II IS settled lg1r. The
nezd af the pureSf water ana IN annie
SUNNY ior AL pArrs ii ne Town for
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10

N -le Superior Court Of rile state Of Wash
iugrum. in anu tor lile County % =holium.
an.
z h LLOYD. Dialuflff vs. Appleton Realty
Com 7aE1zTs a corporation. Defendant.
By orglef-ul the ctsiIrr heFains duly maelF
anu eIIIeTefI. notice IS hereby laVen IA
.IH cretiitors ii ana 20 AL per-ouS hssKanir
claims against ms ApnieiOn dealtv Conn
laIl1r, a corporation. rlte aD0Ve named lit,-
ltIlLaul. Qrt.-slII same Wit liit necessary
TuuctIeTs IIliE- verified nauIlifssti ny aAV 10
the IrIuHEss isIItsfi reEeivur of rtie said car
partition. AZ az American National Bans
Building. EFeFHtrs washington. the sztuttl
.JelmE rtlf D11cs tor the transaction o. 1usl-
Hess u the s1lu rHce1yera On Ut ozforE tle
ilsf laE az December lpli. or ne same viii
'lz Narrffl-
Date II lfrHs publication N0gamler. 10 iell.
LANES BAR5i1N.
Res-aivEE Of Aupieiun Realty company.
aeorpurnli0n
aOiEerr Nc dIIrriIie.
Attorney TOR Aeesivers
% american National Hans Builaing
ETene11. Washington. NIU nl
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10
The lesson Of THesdaY S lection

One less 1i1fuse thzu me manager u
ne Tlmwa1er Lignr i Water comuzny
Eullid DC convinced ~ the returns INN
asz Tuesday election tlzt tickef.
the election 1f Etnch IS advocated
~ 4 l2rge corporation. CHI never IT,
csiTe substantial suupur Al the hands
u ne VOTERS N this tuwn. There Ee
g5od and sufficient reas1ns w1y the
council 1i Tins. II f1r that natter. any
tuvu. shouid not De controlled Nv i
corporation with izge interest. zlcn Is
those 1f me Lamp Davis Lumhsr ca.
WINCH alsu OWLS the TlmEaIer Ligh1.
Water and Power Co, 4 1znk anu raii-
ruzII: II addition . their L2rge interests.
One cauid imagine i management win
suciI lligh ideais az would give loczuEe
Tor complaint, as would not auuse is
power and dezl luiusIiy win the pe8-
1ie. 1ur fTurn everyday experience VI
Know here Is a vide gulf 1etwesn Filat
4 dTrzmer would imagine and Frz1 taxes
piscs II everyday life Lftne deziinies
u 7 eaEeuEuTth were held IN the hollow
u 4 corporation hznd the tuwa would
De made 10 pzy T1Tu1it mo the Golfers
N me company N 4 packing auuSe
everything that ialls within the hznds u
he company must ezru rpro1it. Tie
huuis, hides. Hzlr. the lnligesiesi iund
n ttle animals 1aiYs II lact I profit lzs=
1esu w-uug aur Of everything save me
nug squezi. ami Il IS huped sooner N
later me SCIENTIST viii even find some
asE iuT that. lust 50 IS everything tEila1
fails WITHIN the gTagp Of the L1Iub-DaTis
Lumber ca. and rs dlied industries
made &c pay q profit. I LezreuwuTrh
vas under the control 1i rhe COMPANY
does any sane nan believe that i world
De made IN exception u the uie.
When 4 corporation susnds money II
secure control Of luwn DOES Il auf *
1eer % make n0nET IN is INVESTMENT
As II employee drawing 4 szlaTv Il
the manager Of me T1rnwarer Light.
Z Water ca. suen1 ms time or the
money OF MS EMPLOYER for any other
purp0se taan 70 make money tor MS
COMPANY ne would De discharged. and
rightly 50. LIE IS employed for 10
other uuruuSe P-ufit Is the handspring
Of al private euterurise. The peapie
5i ms ioEn understand TINS lsrIectiy,
as the result Of Tuesdays election
snuwz. This Is me i0urth time ne
rlInwafer Llgnt & Water Company
has made thru rs present manager IN
effort 10 gan cantroi u the town govern
ing beard and aguallY failed. Then
d0re Roosevelt called me attention n
the people n This American nepuniic
q me evils di corporations mixing n
lniiticz The best interests Of the
cumpzny Mr. Jarohson rEuresznts
would be served # he kept entirely
al0uI nom tuTu luiiilcs.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10

Ag1excsestiugiT 1Eiu feaIurels 1uuuec-
eesf win the elections le4d Nav : anu
z. CnszturrIay tIle4eiecrorsvo1el1 against
6uuds Nv 4 majority N one against
sscu proposition. On Tuesday ttllow-
ny rhev gave eleven out 1f Twelve OF
the very men x1u saTarHa me 1unu
issE1e IN sxces1iiingiy lzrgE majority. 4
ms nricazes anything i innlczIes mat
the ueanle favor 4 nuniciuzilY owned
water system 1uIl were 1pposzd 10 ne
Nan submitted. nut dzTe confidence
-Fzt ne nen cnuzeu vii devise sone
Man nat viii meet with auprnyaa.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10
Wien i curues u scsauuiingavsrson

When i comes u sc-zurl1g1v 2
IocH Ssue TINS 1zusr always taxes sides
t does M believe II sitting On me
teucs. ready 10 fail IN he side where
material reward lies TIzr II IS always
1Enr n ever contention Il IS irank
enough 70 admit e not r1e. It's =a-
itur IS zfte- I'll 1nly 4 human being
win all tEle iIupezfecti8us ami teEE Of
me virtues MIN Z normal human 1e-
ing may " claim u. he phys MS
1z-r N ne zc1e1ne 1i human existence
fuz1 Is 111er ps0pie 10 and laaEes the
result % the Eznd mystery u lie Ei1lcl
rzsEaTris AMI 1umsnes is all according
70 CIR deserts
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10

Frank Z. C.sriurIIss EiIo vas noInlrlz-
cgsf Eor nzvur IT TIesztaT s n-1TnaTy s
I nrugressiYe. Young business nan VIC
1sS made MS hume mere E0r the PAST
six vears. As ae viii lzTe 10 opuuziu1n
ms ELECTION Is assured On the min
NJ December. Ee 8 y TeIs did anu
g uro1zuiv me youngest mayor N me
--u1E
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10

II The Echu IS i lew huurs 1snin1
III Making It's apDez1ancs TINS week L
* dlle "a me iact ttzt tte entire torcs
g7e-rr TN uuc1 time Il rejoicing dVel
me vlctorv zuu II ne p0ilz TlesdaY.
The rejoicing. however, vas N ne
7zue AMI z1nsr zind ana iouna sufficient
vent n Iuug exercise.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10

rhe faniVus cream ponies Which ars
ssed - afaw tiie sings careia4se "a
STATE aSyastuaS are laa so1e sareip0ss
af a oressi Of aorSss Walea aas. 9sa,
srwise PASSED oUt 0t axisseacA raus
ara the dirset asl1 0ais aurs bred d.
$rsndanfs at The taaaous a0sssss os
Sanoves. Whica ,seorge /. Drought
with aim IL ass. new 6agiisA SlRgaom
tWo esniursss> asga nae aaee famous
white auTNeS ao1 asas& aoVss,s af 2all,
over aaee died Gus sud aOa ms
ersains aiouv survive, sud 0aly IA
sngiand. Toe Nhea sl,ses0 Victorsa
sent a. SaR0ver aR0ai 80 10 ae,s1ae,,
FRESH ssoee tor laS oaga, sui a0t oaa
was ~ De- foQ0d. l.aade1 Answers.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10

The .aree c1unclimen EIlu EeEe
,.i,srpnff win 1eang mixed ID n Z I'VE
-auusaud dollar zrzit we're 1verw1e4m-
-nqiv -geiectelf ask Tuesday. DID the
rorers want Taiters Il Office OF ud
,1g,z rfisc-esiir the szuTv.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10

domestic PURPOSES Is iusz Is inSisfent
nov Is xnen ms question vas first
sprung TIE need u ire protection
or the pe1pie living nuTrh 1i thE rall-
-ozd rack IS 10 iess pressing for soiu-
don 1udzy rhzu before ne election WIS
l7zsd
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10
Notice
Thriftiest and Best Routed
Nursery Stuck in World

Chr ssoSS IS grewa hesH. a Cashmere
aisder soil and csinassc condinons
similar 10 tfsas u Lsassnwa.fh anu
seSaassin.
saaranSee al our ssocx 70 BE
ssiisS;y afss>ssass n svsrv 7especs.
an1ie We have a aEgs anu complete
ss''eS N AL the ssnlassi commercial
sassie1ess We adsase paa 70 palcs v0ar
Sa'aSss ssSsys ~ in0tesEions re mar
aaess vail De a Storage N soae vaEls-
ass 'sses On m tie ssaSor. Sc =.
esksssoSi, al ,Ae Lsaysnwusn Eurni-
ssss Y SaNiN@se O., ssoqes q address
! NJ cashmere Nurseries
~ = s9saeaoaS<. Proc. Cashmere
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10
The V0Ie on Inc 3aHding Proposition

The election IN me bonding promo
itiun vas held Saturday, November 4,
ana resulted Is follows.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10

EaTlug ialle1 70 secilre rtIrea-fiitils
Of the vote Enr the proposition. as IT,
guired 1v aH, me 1unding pTupusilion
failesf.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-11-10

EHHBAx. xOVEHsEH To. ram
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-05
September.

4. Seier bes 40. S%obtestnses bel
benz Senpclboier Scloc bel Berlin. -
llnrl,beu in Sen Ysilippincn.
2. Seem Wprfer aieiOermaDer getpir>
ncn i1ren Gtreif.
3. S%uftlbiffcr 2spu Worane ltcigt in
Srnntreib S471 SUB bod.
4. C5e|nrben: Srtinn Gbiparbs, Spez
rettcnsompnnilt, 81 Sabre, Dpnferss, M.S.
Z. Nutio1n,e Som trpirlul95to:igre6 III
Gt. VaIl erDifHct. = Sc 1toracn: Maler
SSiuiam @ptmanz&unt, SO Sabre, 2pnz
bon.
s. Nu+rrnntionoler Gp-iotiitcnfr1ore?}
III &oecnlegca. = Geltorhen: 81. gmilg
@1nGlull, lelillu1.er lpeibsider MrSt, i'll
0tniut.
8. @eltorbcn: elopp V. @olpcrs, Sc
Notwithstanding Scr Ser: Stantcll,
81 Sabre, @olton. -@empffa6re Nn. is
Der @erc MarQlettcz @abu gebt I'M Sturz
me ollf Deul Mfiajigeniee lmter, 80 erz
trNllfen.
10. @oGnumnliit 5ipilden 9uri5 unb
GGrrbnnrr, Sra1treib, 7 tpot, so per!ebt.
-Gcl!prJpn: gi Ntuucr emanuel Srcmz
let, 81 Satire. Wari5.
II. Geim 1um1e!bau Ser Griehum Be!
Gevgel, q. s., "fpn1neu 10 I'M, 10 perz
lett.
-. 2euosr1ten iieaen in @oinc gum
crlten MGal leit so Sabren.
13. ~9ettIter Sag" i'll Merifo &C.
%feiert, poru &oiier seitiitete5 9eufmal
&u:ntpIht'3 eltGiilt. = Nelps9rmg gegen
Gc}itdEluu3 Der Sleilde!nfllr in
@eutishlalto.
"A. Scuegscrun7t in Melphopcn, Gpmn.,
$4,000 Sdussu. : 2uftlbilf "3cppez
lin VI" in Saoenz@aben bnrsb Grplpz
finn %serltDrt.
II. 2,1ft@ olouz@ ettf(ieseu in Saoioz
n%opo!is, Sub.
10. 3Hlouumenfunft Scr aoi{cr @i!z
belm lno Gron5 Splepb in @ien.
90. @etor:m: Soief &ain& grobeS
Gihnenfiiuit!er, 81 Sabre, @icn. =
Giieu5ohulnal;id Gei Spprto, $50 perz
leit, meiitsr5 leibt.
81. gu 5ammcn7t of5 auf neutrality-suspicious.
BEL Min95.a,o, Snb., 46 Spote. = Sn
Spio Ser dlp5rr1g aeacn has 2eten bc3
&niler3 bon Sapun cntbecft.
%. 2uf!lhiifer George Ghape5 liter
fleet sic Mlnen l!nb miro heim 2al1hen
tDbtlidl perlekt.- @abnunaliid bei GlaDz
ton, &unla3, ~ Tpate, - &erlebte.
81. Srollepz 3uiammenitob bel Sipton,
S1o., 6 tpht, 6 %perlett.
26. Matipnaler Serieielurasfonareb in
Eue5lu, Gplprabp.- Slutige 3ulammen<
lt1Be 5tpi ldeu Strciferu 1nD Yoll5e1,
Mpo5it, 8crlin; lpieberhplen lid an1
nGttltcr Gage 1cllin1nner. 1873 @ertpunoete.
90. @eltprten: Wa(er @il5lpm 9oz
mer, "A Sabre, Scarbprp, Maine; Sc
beccn @arning 9apis. Sdriftlte1erim.
Wllltter bon HidlorD $. 9api5, 70 Sabre.
BEL ibrem Gpbne i'm Staate Nelp Oprf.
= 2%uftidiiier @rupfins flieat bon CHI
sago natb Springfield u'o selpinnt
$4,000.