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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07

west--1O:s5 a. M; ts:OE n. ~.
x5:15 p. m; '7:10 a. m.
East--5:35 n m; 1855 .. m; 1918
.. M; $40 .. m.
'Dafy except Sunday
Runs TO Marion only.
ERuns to Ohio City oaiH.
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'Daily except sunday.
RIG FOUR.

Westbound-'No. Al, b:53 n. m.
mo. 21, 1905 a. m; EMO. 81, 1855 p.
m; EMO. 43, 7:13 p. m; EMO. o, 1870
a. m; ?No. 8, $40 p. m.
Eastbound-'No.2 2, 2:47 n. m; 'No.
"a, 9:25 a. M: mo. 4G. 1926 p. M;
?No. 10, 5:27 p. m; mo. 16, 1850 D.
N; mo. IS, 1912 y. m.
'Daily. ?Daily except Sunday.
In effect at 1901 p. m. April 10.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
BUCKEYE BRIEFS
Shakers Settle Dispute.

Lebanon, o., June 7. - BY the ap.
polntment of James Fennessy as the
third member of the board Of trus-
tees Of Union village, the Shaker set
tlement north of here, the contest for
the control of Shaker property in
Ohio valued at $1,000, 900 was brought
TO close.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
RUMOR U;jCOMHRMtD
Government Not Decided as to Steel
Trust Prosecutions.

Washington, June 1T is appar-
ent now that the department Of jus
tice is seriously considering the pos
sibility of moving against the United
States Steel corporation as combi-
nation in violation Of the Sherman
antitrust law. Reports we're circu-
lated that officials of the department
had already determined upon such an
action, but these reports lacked con
frmation, and the general impression
is that the authorities are still en-.
gagged in going over the evidence that
has been gathered in an investigation
of the steel corporation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
Not Liable For pamaaes.

Columbus, o.. June 7.-John d.
Rockefeller won victory in the SUI
preme court when that body reversed
the decision Of the Cuyahoga county
courts, which held that William Nc.
intire. as administrator could sue
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
ROOSEVELT FOR TAFT
President Hears Good News From
Oyster Bay.

D.
y Washington, June Z. - President
Taft, in his candidacy for the presi-
Mental nomination in 1912, will re-
ceive the unqualified Endorsement OF
Former President Theodore Roose-
welt, which will be uttered just as
rordially as It was prior TO tie caIn-
paign of 1908.
The information that Colonel Roose-
welt would be found aligned with the
president, rather than against him,
was brought directly to Mr.. Taft
from Mr.. Roosevelt by friend high
in Official life. who was connect
ed with both the Roosevelt and Taft
administrations in a capacity that
enabled him to gain and retain the
confidence, in fact the warm personal
friendship Of both.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
.TWENTY-THREE
ARE DROWNED
Vessel Hits Rocks on Coast
Of Panama.
CAPTAIN MADE MISTAKE

Vrders Pilot TO Change ships Course
When Breakers are Taken For
School Of sardlnes--Elphty Passcn.
gers Reach Shore In Boats, on
Planks and Backs Of Bullocks--off-
GERS Arrested and Placed Incommu-
nloado on Arrival at Colon.
Colon, June -Mistaking the break
ers ahead for school Of sardines,
the Taboga ran upon the dangerous
point of Cuanico, off the coast of Loo
Santos. as a result of which % lives
we're lost and Pilot Matthews and
Captain Campbell we're arrested and
are held incommunicado here. OFF,
GERS Of the steamer David, which has
arrived here bring details of the dis
aster. Eighty survivors were aboard
the vessel.
The Tabago was Of 500 tons bur
den and belonged TO the National
Navigation company of Panama. The
company receives a subsidy from the
government for carrying the mails,
and usually its ships are crowded
with passengers and heavily freight.
ed There are no lighthouses along
this part of the Pacific coast with the
exception of those at the entrance to
the canal zone.
Captain Campbell, an Engiehman,
seemed to have ordered Pilot Mat
thews TO change his course. The lat
ter oheyed, and shortly afterward
Prospero Pinal, one of the owners OF
the vessel, approached and made tho
unheeded remark about a rocky coast
ahead.
During the argument as to whether
the disturbance came from breakers
or from a school OF sardines, the Ia
bago struck. The reef tore great
hole in the ships bow. AS the water
rushed in the captain ordered women
and children to assemble in the
main dining salon. Then the steamer
headed for shore. The headway was
slow and the confusion increased.
The shouts Of the f20 passengers
were augmented by cries Of terror
from hundreds Of cattle and hogs
aboard
Lheboats Launched.
Several lifeboats were launched in
safety. Then the ships largest boat
was swung ont and rapidly filled with
women and children. heavy sea
slapped against II and a rush of mad.
dened steers crushed the davits
Only two in the boat were saved. The
second engineer. a Scotchman named
Privanchi. and a Cuban cigar manu-
facturer OF Colon, Gregiore, could not
swim, but remained aboard helping
the passengers into the boats Both
drowned.
There are said not TO have been
enough boats to accommodate passen.
gers and crew, and several Of the sur
yivors made their way ashore upon
boards and trunks.
Two passengers mounted upon the
backs of bullocks, which bore them
through a heavy sea to the coast and
safety. According to brother or
one of the persons drowned there
were but three life preservers aboard
the ship.
The most Of the dead were mem
hers Of the leading families OF the II e
terror, the large number Of children
being due TO tae fact that the young
sters were en- route TO Panama to be
placed in care of relatives. No Amer
leans were lcBr.
The sinking of the ship caused a
storm Of indignation here. and the
arrests of the two officers mentioned.
followed immediately upon the arrival
Of the David. None Of the owners OF
the ship have been arrested.
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leach 70 succeed pahIen.

Pittsburg, June 7.-Tommy Leach,
the veteran Pirate center fielder,
goes to Brooklyn in trade which
will be announced shortly. Leach
will succeed Bill Dahlen as manager
Of the Infants.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
PenIsa Maid Sold.

indianapolis, Ind, June Penisa
Maid (2:O4h), one of the sensational
rotters Of the Grand Circuit two
years aso, was sold by NJ. d. Shut,
Rock Rapids, la, her owner and
driver, for $4,000 to H. ]. Mckenzie,
Winnipeg, Man.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07

Every owner of q corn, callous, wart
or buniou Is going TO get the surprise
of lifetime.
No longer do YOU have 20 gouge on
these things with a digger or knife;
no more slicing with razors and draw
ing blood, no more blood poison; no
more sticking plasters.
"GETS-IT,' the new preparation, is
as harmless to the skin as water, but,
blazes, how It worksl Nothing to stick
or hurt. Lo and behold your corn
comes out You don't have to drag
It out "GETS-ITv' is sold at all drug
gists at 2 cents bottle, or sent di-
rect by E. Lawrence q CO., Chicago,
III. Sold in Marion by Henney e Coop
er and fTschanen t}roa
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07

Rockefeller for $4,000 damages roI
the death Of Elijah McJntirc who
was killed while ascending in the
elevator in tho Rockefeller building.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
Saves Horses as chIIdren nurn.

Saves Horses as Children Burn,
st. Louis. June Unaware that
two Of his small children were in the
loft of his burning barn. William
Amptmann, farmer residing in st.
Charles county, rescued two horses
and the children were cremated.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
@. M. n. EIIEOTRIO.

Northbound--Cars leave Marion fos
Bucyrus at 6. s, 10 a. M. IL noon. ..
{, 6, 8 and 10 p. m.
Southbound-Cars leave Busyrus
Tor Marion at z, 0 and IL .. no. and
[, 3, s, 7, 0 and IL p. m
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
IIGHTNiNG PLAYS PRANK
Passes Through Metal casket Il
4 York (Pa.) Cemetery.

YORK (Pa') cemetery.
: York, Pa June 7-Lightning play
ed a queer prank in Prospect Fill
cemetery passing through grave
containing a metal casket and then
tearing 10 pieces a large tree near
by. II is said the grave was torn up,
and today an investigation will be
made 10 seetif the casket is shat
tered. The 1caretsker says that It
seemed as ifla ball Of fire had passed
along the ground, entered the grave
and came out OF the other end.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07

gouthbound--Cars lcave every hour
for Columbus from a. m. to . p. M.
and 10 and IL y. m. for Delaware.
Northbound- Nars leave Columbus
,very hour on the half hour, from
sac =. m. to $3.50 .. M
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TRAvELe,vs GUIDE
mOCKINsa VnlIIlMY.

North--'7:07 .. m; IO;i7 .. m;
E17 p. m; 6:1O D. M; 11:fs y. m.
south-5:bO a m; 1870 .. IN; s1:ls
,. m; 1870 D. m; 1929 q. ~
sDaily except Sunday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
Catarrh Cannot be Cured.

BY local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There Is only one way to cure deafness
Deafness Is caused by an innamed con-
dition OF the mucous lining OF the Eu-
staohian Tube. When this tube Is in
named you have a rumbling sound or
Imperfect hearing. and when II Is en-
tirely closed, Deafness n the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to It's normal
condition, hearing viii be destroyed for
Cttarrh, which Is nothing but an in
damed condition OF the mucous surfaces.
We Will give One Hundred Dollars for
my case or DEAFNESS (caused ny catarrh)
Cute. Send for circulars free.
+. j. CHENEY q CO, Props,
Toledo. Ohio.
sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take HaliS Family pills for conatipa.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07

Bouthwest--1O:27 =. n; $50 .. ms
.;25 .. m.
4Ast--b:iSA a. m; Is:Sy D. n; 1i:ib
o NJ s'4E .. N.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07

When Rat Portage, MINI, changed
from lumber camp to a lumber city
IL changed its name TO Kenora.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07

Northbound-'12:2I y. m; 't:2I D.
n; x7;57 y. m.
southbound-aio:oB q. m; '7:b7 ,.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
WEATHER FORECAST

Ohio - Tomorrow; Generally
fair; light to moderate variable
winds.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07

member the name-Doan's-and
uo. other
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07

Vrders Pilot 10 Change ships Course
When Breakers are Taken For
School Of ardlnes--Elphty Passcn-
gers Reach Shore In Boats, on
PIsnks and Backs Of 8ulloeks-offi.
GERS Arrested and Placed Incommu-
nlcado on Arrival at Colon.
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(yOrtiesung fOIgt.)

Gintsbdnbigteit ser als
ten SsbrGer? Sait als 90Itsr
idreiben BON lints nah rehts, nur bic
iemitii i6en @oItsitdmme MAIDEN cine
Qusnabme. Sin pbpIiolosii9er Gruno
bafir lit nod ni6t eefunben tporben,
penn man niht ber grtlGruns pon0r.
Grlsnmepsr Glauben i6euten piu, Der
bebauptst, bub Die alien 5ebrder lints<
bGnbiq getpeien Ieien. Sie boben OIL
Les NIT Der lintsn 6anb setbun, uno 10
mar es natiirli6, bab iie BON redts
naa lints ibre 3eilen biriairten. 9r.
Grlenmsn.r liefert bic 8etpeiie Der
Gintsbdnbisteit Der 6ebrder aus benz
5almub. On elmer Steus beibt es
nGmlih ausbriidlih, baB GENTLE @es
bet SnIdriften nit Der rehten 6ano
uusssfiibrt iperben miifen. Ginaelne
SteGen i'm alten Ssitamsnt fpre6sn
gleihfa[Is fir Die 2infsbGnbigtsit Der
5ebrder, benn Der 8or3ussfssen tpirb
nit Der linfen 5anb ertbsilt. 60 bans
belten Satob unb 5iob. Satob legte
rfpiFentlid" feline rSarb Der linfsn
sGrperbGlfte" auf bas 5aupt fsines
dlteiten gntels. 9ieis Grtldruna
fheint fir bic 2intsbdnbistsit ber als
ten 5ebrder 81 fpre6en.
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orlnSeiserthnxs llebertralnulen
gincinnati, 16. syan.

gpntbia u. UlatIon on 6ottie 9.
Mation, 5bsiI BON Got 2 in 90. 8.
5arrifon's llntsrabtbeiluns in G!epes.
81.
So9n 6. 9rit. an g. 6. 6ollett unb
syr.b. u. 4tiinion, Cots II. Is. 19. 90
unb % in Der Wt. Dope Spnbitat
unterabtkilung. $500.
Mnreus R. Sul3er on 6uso unb
katherine aaltsnbrunn, Got ia in
Der Gsbor Grol. 6. u. q. Nf'n uns
t.rabibeiluns. 1926.
gonrab Redsl an Grances ..
Jones. Is BEL 63 Gub an Der DIT
isite Der Gin Strabe, 80 Gub fiiolit
Der aonstportb Giraffe. 81
4nno M. pfiger u. y. an bic Sung
Yreping Co., 5 Sabre poht beg 81.
eentbums, beiannt dIs BIT Wef 8.
Strobe. MonatIihe Wietbe $65.
Ratbrpn Blaiing an Gecrge uni
Mnnn Rnapp. Got 240 In Der Ncrpoot
Wien llnterobibeilnng. $3.50.
JDbn Menbel unb Mnbtre an 9he'
rda Gbrik QOts 2S4 nHb 285 IN b,
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Die 3linoe.
Rpman aus benz Gnsliiden.
(Gprtiehuna.l

tSprl1eEuH9.)
Die sSrage nah meinen muittaltlten
2eiitungen geitultete itd in oteiem
trourisen Sale 81 elmer ernlthatten.
Dos Gin5ige, tpas bem armen iungcn
Mtdoden sur Jreube serethte nnb ihr
runtles 2eben erbellte, mar Wtultt.
Sbre G5eIeaIhafterin IplIte bic Werts
Der groben Meiiter, rpel6e bic glinoe
perebrte, gut pom gIatt Ipislen tonnen
unb iie ipiiroe iid neben Die Spielenoe
Teben uno aubDren, I'm bann nah Benz
8e1Dr iebes MuIititiid na65uiptelsn.
Gin Muiiter bon Sad iollte MIDI prii'
fen uno ertIdren, pb ib i'm Stdnoe ie'L
Mosdrt, 9eetbppen unb bic anoeren
MeiIter, neIde fir bas aldoier ees
ihrieben baben, gut porsutroeen. SD
fsItdno bisie priifuns sliidlih. Welne
GmpfsbIunsen ipraten fir iih ielb't.
Der 2lopotat IslbIt, 10 germ er es aud
tpolIte, tonnte ni6ts poran ousSulessn
finben.
0ir tamen iiberein, baB it 70 balo
1pis mDsli9 3ur probe ouf elnen Wlo'
rat su Der iungen Dame rsiien iolle.
@enn mir uns beibe tpnpenirten, 10
ir Ute ih nah Iblaui bisisr 3eit unter
fir mid burhaus befriebi9enben ges
oineungsn bleibsn. 8us mar nnisr
9lbtpmmen.
9lm nGdften Gage rsiIte ih NIT Der
GiIenbubn ub. Meinen Jnltruttionen
eemdb foIte i'd nah Der Stobt Genes
in Suffer reiIsn, bort nah benz ponps
p1aen pes 9dters meiner jungen 0a'
men fragsn, Der auf Ieiner adrte bss
Seihnet mar: Or. Gbrtpiiroen 5ertius
| Sind. Der Waoen ipllte mid no9 BEN
BforrbauIe in 9imhure brinsen, mel
dies 8orf in Der iiibIihen Suselse9sno,
brei big bier Wleilsn ppn Der aii'ts lag
Das mar 2llIss. mas ih tpuBte. oLs
| i6 ben Giienbabnnaosn heitieg. SoIlt:
| it ndd meinem AbsnteurerIeben -
nod ben fur6tburen Qufreguneen met
ner repubIitauiItsn 2aufbahn gu 2eb'
| seiten meinss 8atten, mid iest in ets
rem entfsrnten sngIiihen 0orfs be9ra
ben unb Elm 2sbsn Tiibren 70 einformte
ME Elm ShuF, Das ouf einiamer
gerqe fpeiDet. G6, nab all' meiner
grfubrungsn ioLlts ih nod crit lsr
nen, buB Die beihrdntteite Sphdr'
menIdliher Griftens rpsit ssnue 1T
um fir bic grob.sn menidIiten Gsi'
benItaften Raum III bieten. Sd bait,
bos 9ramo bes asbsns iunittsn oei
DirbeIpinos tropiider Reoplutioner
tennsn oslsrrt. Sd icllts ss nit al
ieinen ouiregsnbsn qeripstien in be-
| friiten GinTamteit beg !5ussQanhsi
ppn Siib-GnsIuno obsrmols tennsl
lernen.
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MRS. II. YAEGER,

fseflu Mpenus, 9iRwsss, gtHeisassi. 3.
Qrsis 80 Geats Ano earltsr.
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3ipeitss sapitel.
Wl q anne 9ratoIun5u m O d
cine Qanbs Seereiie.

~ ~ Va ~ - y ' = ] y"
Sin tpo6IgsnGbrtsr Sungs nit edit
angeIidhiiIhem flu6sgslbsm 5cdr;
cine tleine, i6dbigs, CRIME Ghuiis unb
ein raubbdarigss braun.s Bonn fieltn
mir on Der Citation in Genes iofort in
lie 2lugsn. Sd frosts ben Sungen:
,.8iit Su Der 9iensr bes ghrrplrotgen
Ssrrn 5iHd2" unb Der Sunge antnOrs
tete mir: vIer bin i6."
gDir fubren burh bic Stubt, cine
biiqeIioe Stabt nit tobtenitillen rsins
lihen 5Guisrn. aein Iebenbes Wsien
mar hinter ben GngItlid geihloHenen
sFenitern su erbIidsn. asin le6enoes
WeIen eing burb bic in finiteren Jur'
ben gsmalten sei6Iofsnsn 6oustbiren
cir poer uus. "a mar tsin 3heaisr,
fein 0ffsutlihsr 8ergniisuhgsort,
uberbdupt tein Dfientli9ss Gebdub.
cuber sinem lsersn Rotbhuufe, auf bel
len iduberen fpeiben Siufsn ein triib.
ielieer ppliseisSffi3iant fab, Der ieis
nen 6epdntsu no9subdnsen ihien.
I'm Den 2dben tparen teine aunoen,
aber aud Rismanb binter benz 2aben'
it'd, Der aunben botte beoienen tDns
ren, ipenn tpslte baeepeien tpGren.
glur eans pereinaelt gepabrte id oui
Der Strabe einen Gintpobn.r, Der mid
onitarrte unp eriihtlth nihts peiter
su tbun bate. Sd fragte ben Suns.n;
AT bies cine reite Staot2" Wiii
itrablenbem Ssii4t untpprtete be,
Sunae: ,Dos 1T ii.." Menn bas nab,
III, 10 amuiirsn iid Die infumsn R.i4sr
bier ni6t!
Nahbem mir bieIe Gtabt, berer
ginnphner iid niht amiiiirsn, ion'
bern iih in ibren 5dufern bssrobsn
berlaiien batten, iamen mir duf ein'
ih0ne ianft ani.sieenpe 2anbitrabe
ouf Der man nod beiben Seiten Dir
bic Qusiiht ouf cine ipeiie gbene bate
Der @nblid elmer tpeiten gbene er
mubet bds Quee zines nah lanbihoft
lihen S6Dnbeiten Derlansenben Rei
ienben boIb. Sd babe BON meinem or
men pratolunga qelernt, 10 oft ih mid
an einem fremben Drte befinbs, ber
pclitifden ueber3eugungen meiner Rs
bsnmeni4en nahsuForifen. 0a i'd
nun nichts 4nperss gu tbun bate. fuh
te ih ben Sunsen ousauforihen. Seii
politifhes progrumm lieb iih, fotpei
| i'd es su ermitteln I'm Stanbs mar
babin sufommenfafien: so bic
| sleiIh uno Bier, tpie ih nur irseni
| lafTen tann, unb 10 tpenig Nrbeit nj
| mDalid. Woeegen ih als Gntgelt mel
| nen put beriibre. 10 oft ih bem Sauir
begesne, unb nit bsm Beruf sufrisbei
bin, ben es Gott sefuaen bat mir on
sitpeiien - bem elenben 8eruf, il
ssin1's Dieniten gu iteben!"
9lumdblih batten mir ben b0niiei
puntt bes Wsges errsiHt. gu uHiers'
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Gin stierfe4ter. Roman.

Die fponiids Qitierotur battle bisS
ber mertipiirbiger Meiie ieinen Gtifrs
fe1terromnn. Nloseo JboneS fiillt
bitfe eide NIT Der brett oneelsgttn
G1ilberung Gongre = Mreno. Die
Mrena, aus. Gs III Elm bemerftnss
iptrtbes Werf Dor 0IItm IN pOltifdkr
sinfht. mir perfcigen bic Qnufbnbn
eines syehternrtiften, eiues gfpabn.
BON ben pisarijGen 4nfSaeen bes
O0iIenbuben an. ieben iba nuf ber
0Sb isinss seutmeB uub srIebs2 isis
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nen 8erfoll unb Tob In Der Mrena.
lin ibn krum beipeet iib feline Gua%
brilla Don UanberiIIeros uno pieas
bores, feline sSamiiie unb bas eonse
Seer BON Janatitern bes Stieriams
pies, bic StierSiihter unb ionitisen
aroben Serren ioipobl tpie Die bettelne
ben anbei.r bes SeIb.n. Dieter ielbft
eritxint ipie Elm ercbes ainb. abers
alGubif1 unb uneebiIost. eitsl ouf iei=
ne 9erfon unb feline STUNT, gutmutbis
unb ir.issbis ees.n feline Geirsusn rno
4nbeier. Grobartige Shilberunsen
Der Stsrsdmpfs bilben ben Rabmen,
in ben iich a[Ierlei erfheinungen
hormpniIh fiieen. Die giloer aus
Der 4rena iiub fir bieienisen. bisGors
rioas Sueeishxn bobeu, BON ipanner's
nem SntsreEe. Wer bon nun an stne
Gorriba beiutt. bem offnet Jbane5
ppr pornhrein bas @erftdnbnib boz
fir. Die 5anbIuns III siemlih eins
fut unb bie.et nidts lleberrdf9enoes.
sSn n.m Gan;.n Ii.et iebo4 elm eros
ber 3ug, Der Geier beiommt e'ner'
Ginblid in bic ipaniide 9olisitele,
namentlib burh bic eef6idt berbeig.s
fiibrte Derbinbuns bes Stieriampfs
lpohns nit ben rslieiOien anihduune
GEN, tpas BEN 0erfafer gelsgsnbelt 5n
bem BON 4usIGnbern unIers Wihens
nah nod nj. eetroifenen Sitienges
mdloe BON Der ieitIamen 9iberpros
aeiIion bes grinoonnerstaos In Ses
pild eeseben bat. Gs lieet aud rlsl
Gatnre in benz Weri. Riht nur tree
ten reidgi9 pisl iomiide 5isuren ouf.
tpie Der pcrnebme 6err. Der iid aus
reiner anbetung gum GeIAdftss4sena
ten beg Gstters maht, ouh bic 9eis
b.nftaft b.s id0nenGefdledts fir bic
blutriinitisen Wlatabore iomn,t in Der
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iteao SO. $2500.
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e 6. 6. $3.50.
Clinton 5iesins on gnterpriie 3. u.
g. u. 6. $500.
2lnna Wirm.I an Brighton Germ.
81. SO. $500.
amoIis 6. Mrsus an Gtas. Sdneis
Der $1,000.
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6. ". 6. $3.50.
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bent G. 9. u. &. 60. $1,000.
Clifford CGlort anSoutbern Sbio
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6. G. a.lIose. 1ruits., on golums
Bio 3. II. 6. u. Co., $500.
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Diitih. $1,000.
Aenrp 9uelisr ON Wt. 4oatus ..
Co., $500.
Sorae. 6. Gran on Gran, 3opa
mater, $1,000.
Sobn g. Weaarin an Sus.J-S.aop.
$500.
Robert SD. Darbp on gpOnbaIs 8.
II. 3. Co., $500.
:. u. ROossrs on aibsraI 6. u. 3.
Co., $500.
Glfie R. aibb on Wm. R. Collins.
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$1,000.
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$4,000.
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$500.
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$500.
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$4,000.
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Neoltp 60. $3.50.
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5000.
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$4OO.
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