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Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
KlDNAPER is ExTRADITiEEID7
Illinois Man who Took Son from nj
vOrced wife Arrested inss so
south nnLotn, .g..t r.t

SIOUX FALLS s. D.. Feb. t9.--,spectsl
I'm accordance with an extradition war
rant granted by Governor Vessey. officers
from Chicago have departed from South
Dakota with Henry Honiter who was re-
Gently arrested at Ipswich on Instructions
from the Illinois authorities Who wanted
him on the charge OF kidnapping HohiRef
reached Ipswich several weeks ago from
Chicago with his little 5-year-old son and
was visiting relatives there when arrested
on instructions from the sheriff o. Cook
county. Illinois. II appears that Honiker
and his wife had been divorced and that
the custody Of the children had been
awarded TO the mother hut this ala not
prevent Honilter securing possession Of the
little boy, whom he intended leaving with
his South Dakota relatives thinking doubt
less he would be beyond the Jurisdiction
OF the Illinois authorities The boy IS a
bright and winning little fellow Honlker
attempted to make his escape from Sheriff
Lee Of Ipswich. who, however. traied him
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
PoRTUGAL'S RELATIONS
WITH THE NAVY STRAINED
MaIster Of Marine objects 20 e8ptsiu
Cerefo HoIdtNE HIS
Command.

LISBON. Feb. is.-Relations between the
government and the navy have again
reached almost to the break point as q re-
suit OF a demand by the navy for the
reinstatement and the appointment 20 the
command Of the bGttlAship Almirante Rels
OF Captain Jose Cerejo. one OF the naval
heroes OF the revolution. who had been
pensioned by former Premier Franco be-
cause OF alleged disioyalty.
The minister OF marine objects 70 Cap
tain Cerejo holding this command. as he
believes such q concession would place the
government In the hands Of the extremists.
The navy has expressed discrimination to
remove the minister Of marine Amaro
Aaevedo Comes by force. and the minister
OF the interior. Antonio Almelda who IL
very popular, has exhausted every argu-
ment to induce the extremists TO exercise
patience, pointing cut that such a step
would result Inevitably In civil war The
extremists, however stand firm.
Jefe AEevedo formerly minister Of foreign
affairs. and Coutinho Chagaz. also a former
member Of the monarchist cabinet, have
been expelled on the ground that their
presence In Portugal would constitute a
danger for the other institutions. q
NE WYORK, Feb. is-Siz nuns driven
out OF Portugal by the republican govern
ment which dethroned King Manuel, arrived
here today on route 10 Baker City, ore.
They are OF the Irish Dominican order and
had been invited to oregon by the bishop
Of that diocese 20 aid the Capuchin mission
and "a found > convent
Mother Mary Catherine Roth. who was
IN charge Of the party, told Of the nuns
escape 70 England following the edict which
expelled them from Portugal with but STA
hours notice.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

N(oHllhueu AIOu EiEol Edbesy
a-----.-4---
lection. What follows in an extra session
will not be the presidents fault.
The president is a protectionist and ex-
poets to use the veto power. so far as he
properly may. to maintain the party's pro-
tective principles. But II would be a mis-
fortune 10 have this inevitable conflict
come nine months ahead OF the time when
It is naturally due.
THE president Is impressed with the ex-
treme Importance to the country Of the
ratification Of the agreement, and also with
the solemn obligation he has undertaken to
use his utmost endeavor to have It enacted
into law.
In Interest Of Protection.
I'm conclusion desire to call attention to
the presidents speech at Springfield. H.,
in which he said;
There are those conservative protec-
tionlsts who hang back from an approval
Of this agreement on the ground that It is
q departure from the principle OF protection
and Is the opening wedge to let in free
trade My own view is that no step could
be taken more in the interest Of reason
able policy Of protection than the approval
OF this treaty.
q" The very existence Of the policy de-
Ponds on our abolition Of the tariff where
II Is not really needed under the principle
Of the last republican platform II we per-
sist in retaining II In these times of high
prices and gradually sxhausting food sup.
plies and base our retention on protection
principles, we shall rouse an opposition that
will know no moderation and will not cease
radical economic changes until IL has re-
moved from the statute book the last trace
Of a protective tariff
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
RECLAMATION OFFICIAL
MUST KEEP HANDS OFF
order Received at Denver frOm wash
ingtOn that He Shall Not Lobby
with Legislature.

DENVER, Colo, Feb. 1s-R. F. Walter
Of the reclamation service in Denver has
been notified by their department chief
not to lobby or work for bills affecting
the government now pending before the
Colorado legislature.
IL is understood that the order originated
with President Taft and is due to the fact
that several bills are now pending before
the legislature dealing with. Colorado
streams and a geological survey Of the
state
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

a tightly fitung black gown and a DASH
Ing black hat. and sables Always ao-
commodating. she arranged the posing for
the photographs on deck and bade Deoies
look his best. as il was his last chance. Tor
this time at least
Smile, Decies, she said like a happy
bridegroom"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

ALLIANCE, Neb.. FEB. ia-Cspecial Tel
egram. 1.-The Catholic church here was
almost completely destroyed by fire early
shiai morning. The fire q d thought
originated from the furnace. Although the
fire brigade responded Immediately their
efforts were not OF much avail.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

BOSTON Feb. fs--That the new com
oany about-to be formed by the oonsolids-
ion Of the Calumet and Hecla with It's
companies will not follow the
suggestion made last week BY a stock
exchange committee 10 quadruple the com
pany's stock issue Is the substance OF a
communication today from Quincy A
Shaw, present head OF the great copper
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
The Neal Way
f&-s @f-l- -.-E-a.
Cures the Drink
Habit in Three Days
some Grateful Tsstimonials.


A prominent attorney writes as
follows; Il am more than pleased
with the results Of the treatment so
far and have no doubts as 70 it's
permanency. feel SO puch differ
ent than ! did after taking any other
treatment so much more confidence
In myself Wishing you all manner
of success I'm your work etc"
Mrs. w. M. r. writes of, her hus-
bands cure we aralVdfv HAPPY in
the thought that he is cured OF the
Liquor Hablt' & @
Mr.. T. G. of Crete. Neh.. several
months after taking the cure, writes
as follows: II have not taken drink
since l came home, and DON'T feel
as | ever shall"
Mrs. j. p. +. writes as follows:
Words cannot express the graft
tude that we feel for what your
cure has done for us"
We accomplished the above cures
I'm just three days time, and $50
more during our first year Of work
in Omaha. Many such testimonials
come to our desk every day, aud we
would be pleased to have all persons
who are interested In This work to
call and investigate our methods; II
possible to call, write or phone Doug
las 1856, TO the Neal Institute Com
pany. o. b., 1902 South 10th St,
Omaha, Neb. Grand Island Institute,
1906 West Charles st. ,rts~f TNo
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
WINS THE BET, BUT HE is DEAD
On n Wager, Muncheler Drinks One
Quart Inside Of an HOur
and quits.

NEW YORK, Feb 19.--(Special Telegram)
Charles Munoheler, retired boss barber.
broke the Brooklyn record for the rapid
consumption OF Scotch whisky Friday
night and today he was found dead from
the effects of his feat. On a bet he
finished a quart bottle in one hour-an
average of one ordinary drink every four
minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
Remember the Name.

Foley's Honey and Tar Tor all coughs and
colds. for Group, bronchitis. hoarseness and
for racxing lasrippe eousns. No opiates.
Refuse substitutes. Sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

Foley Kidney Pills are q reliable remedy
for backache. rheumatism and urinary lr-
regularities. They are tonic In action
quick in results and afford q prompt re-
lief from all kidney disorders. Sold by all
druggists
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal AZ Omaha since March H.
and compared with the last two years;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

steamship Sloterdijk Of the Holland
American line arrived here today from
Rotterdam with the cargo in her forwara
hold ON fire, Tugs and fire engines were
called and after streams had been playing
upon the burning cargo for hours the
flames were eKtinguished this afternoon
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
PTNCHOT TELLS OF THE BATTLE
tcontInued dom Flrst Pase.l

CONTINUED from First Pase.)
celve. the endorsement and support Of ev-
cry friend Of conservation and every enemy
OF monopoly.
There are nearly 9OO.OOO.OOO acres OF ma
tional forests in the west but none IN the
east The recent passage Of the bill which
win establish such forests in the southern
Appalachian and white mountains con-
cludes IN victory an effort which has lasted
nineteen years and furnishes one OF the
best OF all Illustrations Of the value of per
slstenoe In a good cause.
Finally the United States forest service,
with the policies which II represents. has
won it's fight against the open attacks OF
its enemies and the covert hostility OF men
who should have been its best friends Both
the service and lite policies are now more
firmly established in public confidence and
support than ever before.
III would be difncuitto set too high
value ON the work 81 the new forester
Henry s. Graves, 10 whom the result, as
we'll as the adoption Of a sound water
power BY the administration are directly
due.
Industrial Liberty.
side by side with the conservation Of
our natural resources and material vel
fare stands the conservation OF our indus
trial and political liberties. In this field
the great forward step OF the last year Is
that AZ last our people have seen the light
AT least we have come 70 realize the
fundamental proposition that equality Of
opportunity no longer exists among us The
Industrial and political power OF the great
interests denies a square deal to the aver
age man.
1t is not the Consolidation OF capital in
itself that has brought this about, but
rather the use OF money IN politics by the
great combinations Thus the political
value Of the Individual voter has been re-
duced or destroyed.
AT last we understand that the control
OF politics for profit has reached a point
where the life OF free institutions Is at
stake, and when a people like ours come to
realize a fact like that, they act. Our peo-
pie know today that, however devoted TO
the public interest individual congressman
and Individual senators may be (and there
are many sucl), congress as a whole no
longer represents the people
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
If SENATE FAILS
CALL TO FOLLOW

tcontInned from First Page.l
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
REST AM HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CMIU.

Mrs. WtNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS Of
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TERTHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS 1t
SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS hejoUMS.
ALI.AYS all PAIN CURES WIND COLIC, and
Is the best remedy for DIARRHthA. n is alb
solutely harmless. BE sure and ask for F'Mrs.
Winsiow's Soothing syrup" and take no other
kind. Twenty-Five cents bottle. IN
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
Proof ID to Thomnn.

II he collected any money. however. the
burden or proof VIII be on him to show
Just what he did with IT, All of US oh
served plainly that his chief occupation at
that time was the management OF the no.
i.ie ca work that was being done in behalf
or Senator Burkett TO the complete neglect
OF postofnce matters, and no one supected
that he was devoting any time to anything
else. Nearly all Of us got word in one wav
or another to show up at Burkett meetings
and receptions and the postmaster was the
BUSY boy there furnishing the cigars and
passing them around himself. and taking
what was left home in the broken boxes
with him"
me yelled threat given out in the state
ment by Postmaster Thomas that Carrier
I1ilitson might be disciplined for daring to
make charges against his superior TO the
SlVii service commission and particularly
Tor letting the letter get into print as the
nrst tntimation TO the postOfflce authorities
Is no taken seriously among the letter
carriers who point out that all Tilltson has
asked is an investigation, and an opportun-
ity to make good his charges.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, Feb. l9.-Official record OF tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding period Of the last three
Years: 1911 1910 1900 1908
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
The Weather.

For Nebraska-Fair.
For Iowa-Fair.
Temperatnre at Omaha Yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
THOMAS REPLYFIS NOT FINAL
Continued from First Pase1

example for the rest Of us, he overstepped
the limit
another and perhaps more serious side
Oh IL Is the charge that Postmaster Thomas
Elolated the United States statutes in ex-
acting contributions to the political cam
paign last fall, There have been runors
to this effect floating around the postofflce
ever since the election. I was not one Of
those who was touched and cannot give
the names OF any who were forced to come
across With money, but II would not be
n s. LOT some OF us to make fairly good
guesses. Postmaster Thomas saws tbat ha
did not collect money for political purposes
ana ne may have been smooth enough To
cover II up with some other name.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

IT. indicates trace OF precipitation.
l.. A. WELSH Local Worcester.
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0raxSeiseatbxns< 0ypotbeten.
Gineinnati, s. 9e,.

Rene 5npotbeten.
6tnrp S6illing on Benjamin 6.
gbrman, $500.
Snrab e. Sbumoro an Gn.srpriie
3. II. 6. u. Co.. $4,000.
8. U. JaIer on Dat!en par, Co..
$25O0.
Gatborins llffmunn on GIart Ctr.
6. II. .. Co., $500.
5Ioro R. aublman on bic Ratio
nal Gcreen onb Wfs. Co., $19L67.
Sobn 8. S6ulte ON JomiIp Q. u.
Rp. !. $780,,
SpInia Wonsbe6er an Joiepb e.
grapbon, AbminiItraior, $500.
Charles M. 9aernolbs an Mt.
2ooiout G. Il. g. Co.. $500.
Suiie g. Gpins on prppibent g.
B. u. 8. Co., $1,000.
SbeIid Gimenau an German Mm.
6. u. 9. 1dnt, $3.50.
D<nrp Reumon an Mponbole u. 9.
6. u. 9. Co.. $500.
m. s.. Sloan il. an Union Gan.
8t. nnb 1ruit Co.. $4400.
Geo. 8. 3oag ON Union Gor. 81.
unb 9ruit Co., $1,000.
gDm. 6. 6opben on Union Gop.
@t. onb 9ruit Co., $1,000.
GIi3obet gobreht an propibeni
g. q, anb aruit Co., $500.
2ena 2sbn an Msiiern German 81.
5000.
Dora unb Spbn Dieiri& GDrbss an
Union GaD. 1t. onb 9ruit 60.
$500.
Dieielben an aaiIber q. arnOIb.
$3.50.
OetiIgte 6ppoibefeH.
" Jobn g. Ghofer an Wt. 6eoltbp
@. u. 6. Co., $500.
DerIelbt an 5enrp Menapler. $50.
Jnfob 90. Wiiller an Jatob g. Nies
ger. $500.
4nnn Ut. Robmann an 60me q.
u 8. u. Co., $500.
Winrtbd Npbinfpn an Nliamt Gp.
q. y. 8. Go, $50.
Qbds. Wl. NspnoIbs an EdF Qub
Ddnt Co., $1,000.
Catherine llffmnnn an German
WhftuuI Jni. Co., $82O0.
0attHxtne suazjs1m - W.
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WnIttr R. palm II. u. an WilIidn
u. Dupaa, Cots III, 112 unb liz
in otr Guelib aaub aif'n 2. lInierab.
tbeiIune, 81.
Sorab gsu on Dennis :. Rpan,
ir. Got q in +. W. pottebdum' z
llnterobtbcilung in 5airmouni, 81.
GucIib 2anb afiociatipn an Dm.
y. 3upau. so 5ub an Der pIainfi.ib
pile, 81.
Cincinnati Dau gIeIfsr 60. an
StaHburo Oil 60, ! Iers an Der
aadnboIe RpoD, $500.
Die VI. u. GORE 6ptel Go. on g5e
5oteI Dtbion Co., 3 Cots on Walnut,
sipiitsn 4. unp 8. Strabe, 81.
euelio 2ano AHocidiion an Qnna
We. gIasasns, Got 81 in Der Guelio
Z. u. u. 2. lInterabtbsiIuna. 81.
Oisislbe on katherine Staub. Got
96 in berieIben llHterabtkilunq, 81.
Robert 0dunt an Sobn 6. 9illbom,
cine Got on Der Cincinnati uno Rem
Rihmonb Vi;e, 81.
5uab WlcSbone on Qepi 8ilbert,
220 Gab an 9irsinia 4p. 81.
9irsinia U. Sodion an Sobn 3.
Bennington, 81 bel 100 Jub On
CHAPEL Strabs, $500.
Die Dominion aano 60. on R. G..
unb Wiab<l Gotisriu, Got 173 in Der
Glifforb ploee 4boition, 81.
Wilber 6. arnoIo on Dora G.
gorbes, cine Got an WesIen 9Ip. in
Rorpoob, 81.
Junnie ". Carton an Warp q.
5riB, 80 SUB an DtImar 4p. 81.
Gbriftine gaib. anus on Wti6oeI
Mun, 20 Jub an gint Strab., 81.
Jrant 8. Goldman On German %.
0oebel, l Got an 2orstto 2lp. 81.
TerieIbe on berieIben, A Cots in r.
8. aodmonn's llnierabtkiIups, 81.
Mlorn alice Ttpttisr an 9eFie 4Is
len, 8 SUB on gnriebt ap.. $3.50.
gmma W. Gnberion an JObn 6.
6omcn, Got 65 in Mpbb &c SEES 3.
lIntsrobibeiIuna $500.
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ieIbFt .dum liar barii6er. 0ur bos
neiB i6. oab i'd cine graut unb cine
Utatter babe - uHo nub ss Desbais
MD. gum aeubsritsn tommsn bari.
gBas gsfdleben iit, perbe ib Dir Ipds
Ter nod srtIdrsn. 9is1sint morasn
idcn. Soer iibermorssn. Nur heiiis,
borit Du. heute fras mid niht, rsn
- oides Ding bn In 9ertpabs
rung. ="
CT bate bel ben lebten Worten in
bic 5afche sesrtffen unb lsgte nun
eirsn HtpoIper Dor Geronimo auf ben
5ifh. Damn ipanbte .r it1 ab unb
ptrIieb. einen tur5en 4bifisbsgrub
murmeInb, RAID bas .3immer.
Geronimo bate gar niht perfuft,
ihn Suriid5ubdlten. lle6srrafht unb
psrtrirrt mar er iibsn gebIieben unb
battle iibsr Gsiare uno itin 1bun GEE
eriibsIt unb segriibtlt - Biz ibn Der
Glotenidlng Der fpGtsn Stunbe auf.
riittel.e.
gsronimo fhlob lanslam cine 2ube
auf. Dd6inein noIIt. er bds tleine
Ding, In benz. I'm iein Gpfer bstros
gen, Der 5ob ippbnte, fiir INNER psrs
bannen. Rein 4usenbIid isinss gans
ses 2ebeHs ipor ibm ie 10 ipittig ers
idisnsn ais bieIer. Gtnn heute bate
ibm ein Meni1 isin aetsn nnDsrs
troui - pber pielmebr ben 9on, BEN
er entflobn. GO befdlih elm leiiss
1riiimpbsefiibl Geronimos Eesie, ala
er ben Repplnsr bonn 5ifh Rahm.
ROh einmnl beirahftie Geronimo
bic fh0ne Wdffe unb freute fich Der
siiternbsn 2ihttr. bic nuf benz buntr
len We.olle fpielisn. llno priifeHo
iaitsien feline Singer an btm fsinsn
Wlefanismus. GO jh0n unb 70 sts
fdbrIih - ME ic - mantes s5rauens
sinlmer. Geronimo mubie laneln
iibsr biefsn Ginfau. ga, tpahrbafiig,
fpie 70 manhes arnuenSimmer -
MIR bub nan bieies nidt 10 leiht un@
lhdhIid5 MAIDEN fam -.
1urh bns fiitIe 3immer frahte
bumpf unb fhiper Elm 6nub.
Nus bes 9obtsn 6onb mar Der Rs,
polDsr nun pom IsIbit in bic cfftne
aabe seglittsn, bic fir ihn bsftimmt
stiptien. Gort lag er itbt sdn5 tbeiIs
nabmslos nnb unfhuIbig.
Ga pertiinbete bic tlsine penbnls
nit ibrem frDhlihen 6ilberl.immfen
bis Mitiernuhiitunhs -.
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gineinnoti, s. Dss.

Gtncfnnott 8. De3.
giiabeib 6. gun an Reun Mcs
9arsb, fiinf Sabre pnhf bts Gistns
tbums be.aunt dls 28 Weit IL. Ctr;
monatlits Wist1e 500.
Sobn g. SaaFsr an Gront DopIs,
Elm Stiid 2ano an gbonls Gtrcbe In
Ust. 5ealibp. $3.50.
sbe Union Sapings R<altp Go. an
Qouis 3. gatebsrIe, Got 1904 in Der
9ortb College DiG unierobtbeiIuns.
ST.
Daniel SnsaIs an Jrnnf HoMer.
5heil oon Got 16 In Mni btngtoi,
pbores' 9bbition az 1arriion, $825.
Die Cincinnati Defeating Go. an
bic Gountp aommifdre, Elm Gtreis
fen aanb Sur grlpeiteruns ber 0ilI,
fioe 4D., 1925.
Die Satlen porf Go. on 3. y.
s5uIer. Got 19 in ber llnternbt9eiIuna
u BON Sailep, 81.
anna RoebIia an Muguit 6ciolpnss
II. Got SO in gborks Qnberfon's
unterabtbeilung. 81.
Oeors. 1stttetbtr an Jobn GaItp,
7.38 aeres Qonb Ii G<tti0n 50 in
Spcomore gp., 81.
9lnna llffmann i. q. an Catherine
25 beI 100 U1b an ber
Weitieiie Der Gutter Strdbe, 81
George 8. Gites an Wlotgnret q.
Siies. Cots 242 unb 243 IN Gpenrtr
6 1aplOr's llatess1th sil,nG r. Rob'
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probtrt III. e. TtetaI poIiTh.
uno rGartsepers Jrienb'. ts

Wohnungs= Wietben in
Jrantreih. gine amtli6e Crib
bung iiber Die Mietbsn Der Barrier
Wobnungen BAT 3u Der sFeftiteuuno
elmer beoeutenoen grbobunq felt 1900
gefubrt. Die llnteriu6ung erIiredte
iiH auf 391 8runoitiide in 50 Stabts
bierte!n uno 7058 @inSelnobnunaen.
Bermertt tpurben Die ueieten bon
1900, 1910 unb SUM- 1911. gg eraibt
ii9 felt 1900 fir bic @obnuugeu bon
me1r als 250 5r. jdbrli6 cine steiz
serung I'm 20 pro5snt; BEL bensn Don
250 biz 800 5r. cine folhe BON 16
pro3ent; bon 500 bis 1000 sFr. cine
BON IL prosent unb bon 1000 bis
1000 Jr. cine pDn 8 pro3ent. Qlus
ben Departements baber bic girqerz
meifter Der Stdbte bon mebr als TO-
900 ginpobnern 2lngabsn aefanbt.
ais oenen ii9 Der segenpGrtiee Stanp
u. a. mas Die Jog. 4rbetterpobnunaen
- orei Hdume unb cine aii6e - ans
eeht, erfennen ldBt. Die W2ieten bier
fiir betragen mad Der GrDbe Der
Stdbte unb ben 9auen: In Stdoten
bon 10000 bis 10000 ginpobnern
i'm Roroen 283 Jr., i'm Often 333
Jr, I'm SiiDoiten 203 syr., i'm 5iDen
20S Gr, I'M Meften 232 ST. uno fir
sans granfrelh 251 Jr. esn Stao@
ten BON 10000 bis 100000 gintpcb<
nern bstrueen bic entfpre6enben 3nbz
len 364, $50. 276, 214, 269 Qnb 3O4
Ur, In fOlhen bDn iiber 100, 900
Ginipobnerw a22. 400. 21l, 325. 2s7,
222 1Fk
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aabn, $500.
Ulorp @. gsu an goung Msn's 9.
II. 8. Co.. S1750.
pauIins %. gprne on Seslrmonb
9rps., 500.
Gla .. Sapr.s on Goutbern Gbio
6. Il. 3. Co., $500.
,5obn Braun OH Jacob 5uiTsl,
$1,000.
gDm. Sang an Ttuiiher aanniDsbr
Z. v. u. g. &c., $1,000.