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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-28

nat lHt uTliliHS tuHNeSl III 10
nopah will in all respects be what
ii Is termed, worlds champion
ship contest, goes without saying.
as the teams now in the field and
practicing daily will undoubtedly
smash all previous records for don
BIKE handed drilling.
The teams on the ground at pres
ent are the terrible Swedes, Lund
quist and Dahlin from Victor. Colo.
The sobriquette, the Terrible Swede.
has been handed down to this team
from the father of Lundquist. who
in his time always captured the
honors and purse in all contests in
which he entered.
Strother and Nelson, also of Vic
tor. Colo. are practieing daily and
are determined to grab first money
and the persistency in which they
carry on their training leads the
spectators to believe that they will
at least take second place
Goddard and Porter of oatman,
Ariz., also are practicing daily ana
are becoming great favorites
Midway blacksmith shop.
amongst those who daily view tn.
practice work in the rear OF tine
Big John Vucanosich, weSare in
lformed, is in daily training with
his partner al Manhattan and I'M.
doubtedly, from reports received
there will be considerable Manhat.
tan money wagered on this team
from the pine tree camp
Page and Pickins from Globe
Arizona. who at present hold the
worlds championship title. are ex
peeted to arrive in Tonopah daily
but our local team. Burns aud Jel
lick. in the minds OF Tonopah pee
pie who witness their daily prac
tice. are going to give them sucl
la run for first place that the.
D@o~-N~~~s~-~~-~s~ ~s~~~-~-~s~~~-~~-~S~-e--~~~
La single campaign,
Special privilege is entranched
Its emissaries fill high places II
resources are incalculable. Its al
lies are legion. 1t fights to retail
| the right to plumber the creates
lnation on earth
The prize is enormous. 1t wi
not be yielded without the mos
desperate resistance.
Fronting such a contest, we ar
: about to elect a leader to whom W
must entrust the party, and the n'
: tional honor.
i Half of every battle is the gel
eral. No army of men ever fougf
} lwell behind a leader whose loyalt
| the rank and file doubted. \
: army was ever well generalled b
2 raw recruit. or did its best b.
: hind a novice who tripped mp Q
: his own sword.
0 let me name for general hi
: who has suffered the hardships
: the camp, the tolls of the mare
+ the dangers of the field. Who HI
stood at the bloody angle WI
y has proven his mettle in the ha
e tism of fire.
/ Reed then delivered a lengtl
: panegyric on Clark and continue
What are the great issues up
S which we must fie-t the battle
T 1912?
d 1T is upon the record made
y the democratic house of represe
tatives. That record is story
ir achievement, of promises redeem'
4 and pledges kept. of patient, wi
o. brave statesmanship,
cover the deliberations of Il
ly body he has presided He brous
r to the office the wisdom of ex
s. rienee and Judgment ripened
I'd long and close contact with
problems of government.
ne Reed then. after further lau
~ tion. formally placed Champ Cli
in in nomination for the presidency
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CONSOLIDATED AFRO COMPANY

Carrying United States mail and
express makes daily trips from
Tonopah to Manhattan and Round
Mountain Cars leave Tonopah
daily on arrival Of mail and leave
Manhattan at 2.S0 p. m,
w. C. HARDING. Agent
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-28

Today silVsT
Quotation. 81 3-s
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-28
CLARK AND WILSON IN THE
LEAD WHEN! FIRST BALLOT is
TAKEN AFTER NIGHT SESSION
Bryan Introduces Resolution Which
Is Adopted, Ryan and Belmont
Out of the Party

BALTIMORE. June 2S An all
night session of the democratic ma
tional convention ended at 1915
o'clock this morning when an ad-
iournment was taken to O'Clock
this afternoon teastern time).
One Ballot Taken
hut one ballot was taken for the
presidential candidate and the fail
ure Of a necessary majority is cause
to believe that a dark horse, prob
ably Bryan. will receive sufficient
number of votes when the baiioting
IS resumed this afternoon. The
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-06-28
Pr vent Bryan Bolt

The adoption of a Bryan resom-
tion last night reading Ryan and
Belmont out of the democratic party,
denouncing Wall street for polite
al activity is believed TO have made
II impossible for Bryan to bolt the
party.
The chances of Champ Clark are
believed to be small. while Wood
row Wilson is hourly growing
stronger, while dark horse, pos
sibly Bryan, is the most likely win
ner.
The oasis., 1912-12-28

"The census inquiry as to school attendance was merely as to whether the person enumerated had attend ed any kind of school at any time. between September, 1909, and the date of enumeration, April 15, 1910.
 "The Census Bureau classifies as illiterate any person ten years of age and over who is unable to write, regardless of ability to read.
 "Color and Nativity: Of the total population of Arizona. 62,468, or 40.4 per cent, are native whites of native percentage; 42,176, or 20,7 per cent, are native whites of for eign or mixed percentage; 46,824, or 229 per cent, are foreign born whites; and 29,20l, or 14.3 per cent are Indians. In 1900 the corres- bonding percentages were 36.5, 209, 182, and 21.5 respectively. In eight of the thirteen counties at least 20 per cent of the population is white of foreign or mixed par
The oasis., 1912-12-28

the same. The concession grants immunity from taxation for the entire period of it's existence, and it includes many other important and profitable privileges.
 The plant is to be erected at Sufragio, in the rich and produc- tive valley of the Fuerte river, the largest stream on the West Coast of Mexico, which point is about three kilometers below San Bias.
 At the point selected the con- cessionaires have purchased a most valuable tract of land, upon which there will he laid out a town which will speedily assume great import ance, and will become eventually a modern city of considerable mag nitude. It is in a most advanta- geous position to handle the traffic of the entire Fuerte valley, whether moving by rail, or through the famous landlocked harbor of Topo- lobampo. Two railway stations are expected to be established upon the townsite, one on the line of the
The oasis., 1912-12-28

ship, illiteracy, school attendance, and dwellings and families, and also certain additional data relat- i've to state of birth, age and mari tai condition.
 "The white population is divided into four groups: Native-native percentage, i. e., having both parents born within the United States; foreign percentage, with both parents born abroad; native mixed percentage, one parent native born, the other foreign born.
 Since marked differences often exist between urban and rural com munities with respect to the char acteristics and composition of the population the two classes are dis tinguished in connection with sev- eral of the subjects. Urban popu- lation, as defined by the Bureau of the Census, includes that of all incorporated places of 2500 inhabi- tants or more, the remainder being classified as rural.
The oasis., 1912-12-28
aRIZoNa's POPULATION.
Synopsis of Second Census Bulletin, Showing Composition and Char
 acteristics.

THE OASIS is in receipt of the Second Bulletin with regard to the population of Arizona, from which the following interesting excerpts have been taken:
 "The first population bulletin for Arizona gave the number of in habitants by counties and minor civil divisions, the decennial in- crease and the density of popula- tion, and the proportions urban and rural. The present bulletin deals with the composition and characteristics of the population.
 "The greater part of the second bulletin present statistics of color nativity, parentage, sex, citizen
The oasis., 1912-12-28
A VALUABLE CONCESSION
Granted h Sinaloa to Two We'll Known Business Men Who Have
 Operated h Sonora.

A personal letter to THE OASIS from San Bias, Sinaloa, recrlved
 this week, conveys the important
 information that Messrs Walter k. Wilcox and Gaston Schwob, two we'll known business men whn have operated in Cananea, and "t other important points in Sonora, have secured from the stale and municipal governments conces- sion, having twenty-five years to run, for erection of an electric and ice making plant combined with a refrigerating and meat packing establishment for preserving and putting up meat, fish, fruit and vegetables, and the exportation of
The oasis., 1912-12-28

Southern Pacific of Mexico, the other on the Kansas City, Mexico x Orient Railway, which are but about 800 yards apart at that place, and parallel each other for some distance.
 As is we'll known the former is the Mexican extension of the great Hartman system, connecting at Nogale+ with the Southern Pacific lines in the United States, and at Guadalajara, (nearing completion) with the entire railway system of the republic of Mexico.
 Upon it's completion the Kansas City, Mexico and Orient will be one of the most important trans continental liaes on the North American continent. It has com 1 pleted and in operation in the United States more than one thousand miles of track, and sev- eral hundred more in Chihuahua and Sinaloa. With the construc-
The oasis., 1912-12-28

tion of two or three links remain ing to be completed the line will be in operation from Topolobampo to Kansas City, putting Topolo- bampo and the West Coast of Mexico in connection with all the great American systems of railway by the shortest line possible. The advantage of this location, at the crossing of two such great railway systems, is apparent at a glance.
 The Fuerte river runs within two hundred yards of the townsite, which will permit installation of a water and sewer system expedi- tiously and inexpensively.
 The importance of an ice plant at the point named will be under stood from the fact that nearly one thousand carloads of fruits and vegetables, all requiring icing, will be shipped from the Fuerte river valley this coming season, with every prospect for continued in
 (continued on page 4)
The oasis., 1912-12-28

entage, and in seven counties more than twenty per cent is for eign born white. In Santa Cruz county 429 per cent of the popu- lation is foreign born white, and only 22.8 per cent is native white of native percentage.
 Of the urban population 42.1 per cent are native whites of native par entage; of the rural, 39.6 per cent. The corresponding proportions for native whites of foreign or mixed parentage are 26.1 and 18.2 per cent respectively. The percentage of foreign born whites is PIP in the urban population and 21 per cent in the rural; the percentage of Indians is 1.2 in the urban and POI in the rural population. The Indian population is almost ex- clusively rural, only 2.7 per cent of their total number living in urban communities.
 "Sex: In the total population
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Mui $4,000
Niro Der bnrdJ bas Jener go. 81
@alnnt Strake aHseridnete
Edlaoen abgeldlGst.

Ter olirh oas ,Seuer in Dem @ta.
blilienlent Der Sreo 8. Ututb Co..
go. 81 gSolnlIt StraBe, geIteru 3u
iriiber Rorseuitunoe angerihtete
Sf,aoen beIauit iih auf ca. $4,000
al oen gorr1tben uno $4,000 un Dem
gum 6. g. Sarriion RadlaB gehoren.
ben @ebduoe. lie Gntitebungsurlahe
oes ,Seuers IieB iih nod uitt reitlteI.
len. Ter gruiioihdoen lit ourh Der.
iider,lng geoeft. @dtreno Der Soi6.
arbeiten itiirjte Elm EbetI oes 1ntes
elm uno burfdhlug ben SSuBbooetI
oe8 oritten Stodtpertes. 3um 8liid
geldng es oen I'M oritten Stoftperf
arbeitenoen sSenerlpehrIeireu it'd
rett5eitig in Siferbeit gu bringen.
@ahreno Der ,Fobrt nod Der
granoit1tte plaste OIL Der 8. aoenie
uno Gin StraBe ploeIih eine1aripf'
robre Der Sprise gto. p, ieooh rpur.
be bel oem llnfan niemauo uerIest.
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Srufia0en
nh osm libsrolsn Glement 3um gprs

uno osm libsralsn GIement gum 9Ors
tbeiI gereiaen mogen.
GeutIhe 8ruDer, Ieto auf Der
Waht, Denn un'ere Beinoe idlafeH
ME uno i6mieoen ihon IeBt ibre Blaa
ne, pie Iie oem 9eutI6t6um (oenn gea
Gen DaiTelbe ftHD aQe tbre 4ngrlrfe
gerittst) pieber ejns oustpiiden tons
Hen.
Nenn tleinere 9er6anOe aIs Iolte
nitt Dertreten Iein tpnuen, 10 foute
bod jemano gsfuHoen perosn, Der rptls
lens 1T. Der guteu uno pthttgen SADIE
neqen, iih Der UlUhe uno Der tleiHen
Qusgube gu unter3iehen. &ein Stadtss
uerbdno, tein Gin3elperein, tetn gIetts
QeIinnter Utitbiirger oes Staates iouz
te in goungstopn obne 8ertretung
Iein. 9eber3igt pieie 8orte, nt6t Der
Gretutipe tpegeu, ioucern nm gursr
Ielbit piqen.
Die Sonpention ftnoet am q. uno
%. September ftatt uno 5tpor ptrb
peQen Der WihtiQtett Der Safe ihon
am Sam'taq 8ormittag um 10 llhr
oieietbe erofTnet lperoen.
Die QrGIioenten Der 2otaIoerbdnoe
tperoen Qebeten, iid7 Tim 9 uhr an
SamTtag 9ormittuq 3u elmer 8er@
fammIung i'm SoupentiOnsIotaIe einz
3ufinben.
geilieqeuo finoen Sie Die rsip.
9ommittsen fir SIREN 8erein; Die
0amen Der MitgIieber fir ods beir.
9pmmittee tpoQsn sic gefl. Dem uns
ter3sihnsten Sstrstdr 3uienoen ooer
ipdteitens um 8 ubr bel Der Brdiiben.
ten Ysriammlung am SumItag. ben
q. September, in goungstopn etn>
bGnoigen, oa bic Gommitteen nod am
9ormittag betanrt gegeben perben
miiien.
uno nun gum SaIuB no6mals,
tommt mad youngstown! gegriibt
Guere Sreunbe aus bem Stadte unb
| bsgriiBt unferen, bis oabin aus Der al
| ten 6eimatb 3uriitgetebrten on aDrs
per unb 9eiIt neuqeitdrttsn qrGfioens
| ten. Ile1es 1oute ote Solten Der 5dbrt
uno Die feline urbequemiihteit aIeir
Ihon aufpisgen,
I'm QroBtmooLi6s 8erbreitung bie-
| Ter 3uIhrift bittet
Wlit oeutihem 8rub
Sobu SDnig, iteupert. BrGIiosnt.
/ 6errn glbsrt, SetrstGr.
q. 3. 1as Sduptquartier Der
Eretutips in Younastopr befinoet fid
inn Smperia! 6otsl.
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Die Ginoelbeiien oss DalIes itnb ieincr
3ett berihtet tpcrbtn.
WSnes Gutton, eine olte Defnnnie
oer poliaei, mar onf Nernnlafung
bes 3. WilIidms bon Canton unter
bes antlass bes Rleinbiebrabls per.
hoftet iporb<n, Gie mubte mangelnz
e:r gstpeiie tpesen bon riefer gntlage
freigeiprohen fperbtn, nurbe iebo6
ffuloig befunben. eine proftituirts su
ftir Inb NIT elmer Celebrate BON $50
nn2 ben Roiten beiegt.
SoDorb Bennett ipor BON ben g.s
beimpcIi5iTten 6opts unb Seffries boz
bsi a6gefabt tporoen, ala er einsn
Rcrb Doa Jlafhentier In bas Rejort
Der Gufie Gmith go. 316 Gong
iportb Strabe, bratte. Gein ;5all
frirb am %. September ourdD sinsn
GtitsDoremnpro3sb entibieoen nsr=
ben. Seine 8iirsf9oft nurbe Don
$500 ouf $1,000 erbobt. SuIie
Smith Durbe 5u elmer Gelbltrafe Don
SO unb ben aoiien perurtkilt.
Der 5aa sseen Sobn gudtols, tpels
DIR beihulbigt mar, einen aeifsl Bier
In nas Refort go. 429 George Str.
sebrudt 3u babsn. fpurbe nuf bic of
fene aiTte eeisbt, oa Il 6niht nahtpei.
fer lisb, bab er ons Bier an SnIaiiin.
Hsn ober gdits b<s 6auIes fort1sgs-
Zen tatte. au6 Wlorie Gtimfcn
bic Shbdberin bes ReIOrts, fam obn,
Strafs oapon.
Gbparb Gurrp, ellie gurbit uni
4lmo Bsdsr, fpelfk in sinsm 6inter.
stntmer elmer Wirthid,aft an Der Sd,
Der Gqiion uno Dine Strabe BET si
nsr 3ederei In Streit ssratben I'm.
oor oem polisiiten Gbriit. "copper"
pe,hdftet nprben trdren, purben mi
sinsr Celebrate bon je $50 uno Der
Eetett beleat.
Rop poulton, elm Dfeubo Sups
lKrreii.Hner Don Snoianapolis. tpurb
ihuIois befunb<n, cine psrt5loI
5roti. xraussdbi su boben unb bon
9iftsr Gppenbeimsr su so 5asel
arbeiisbaus, 500 nsbft Rotten Der
artteit.
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6paiiinn.
9ieu. 9apio s. SameiOn bon einem
idneren ltnfal betroffeu.

aep. 9abio $. Someion, bon go.
1904 Gairnount apenue, Grganlia.
tor Der ,Wooerne ct. Raulus Rit'
ter, beren Hationai- 5auptqnartier
iih in Cincinnati befinoet, rpur0e ge.
itern 9tofnittag bel einein nnfaa an
Der Sarriiou nro Fremont sloeniie
iftper perlebt. Gr flibr ol1i ieinent
Wotorrao Die 5arriion Anenue bin
unter, ais er an Ser gfe Der Fremont
aoenle nit Dem 2lutomobil Der 6rai,
e. 90. Bert foQioirte. @r tpuroe III
meitein 8ogen 5llr Seite 9eihlelloert
nnb blieb beruuBtlos liegen. Gin Ba'
trollpagen brahte 0en Berungluftet
na6 Dem itdotiifen 8oipital, 100 ein
armbrud iopie ihluere aontltItonen
uno 2lbihilrjungeu fonltatirt fpuroen.
auBeroem beiiirhten Gle 9ler3te, oaB
cr innerlife 9erleBun8en erIttten
baben mag.
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&Obnenber 1tebftabl.
sed,shnnoert Collars aus oem Welo
idlrauf ber Viderins 6omp.
geitoblen.

sSnt Sauie Der Neontdg J,ahi pur.
ben $500 aus bent 8eloihranfe in
Ger Giiice Der Vifering Saropare
So, an Der 5. apenue uno Wsoin
SiraBe. geitohlen lie BoIisei ge.
langte nnh einsebenoer unterilitung
5u Der llebersenglHg. baB Der Dieb.
itabI bon perioHen beganger pur6e.
ipeld,e iid) ON Wontag abeno In
eem giabIiiiement periiedt hntien uuo
iih einihlieBeu lieBen. Ter 8elb.
ihranf NOR nit benz rittigen Sdliii.
iel. ipeIter tn elmer gultIaoe auibe.
nnbrt purbe, peoifnef iporoen. Die
Ebdier brnhen mad, benrTiebftabI nit
cinem gteumeiier cine Eeitetthiire
nuf uno eetponnen ourh bieie oos
iyreia. aue llmitdnoe ifeineu oaraul
hinsiibeuten. buB Der Sob" BON Rer.
icnen beeanseu ipuroe. peIhe genaue
eosaltenntuiie beiaBeH.
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bo[lftreder BON Caroline o. aemper;
perfonalien $500.
Der ptrf0nIt9e Va6ldB Der Sdro9
MbetfsI betrdst $24OO.
Derfhiebenes.
Die Wm. Dinbborit 60. tlaete cine
norberuna iiber $188.78 gegen ben
BaITpieler EARN WcGsan Elm unD
.erlanats einen BeThlcendbmeeB eBfebl
auf beiTen 5aIGr beim bieiigsn gai:-
boazalub.
gfi6ier Spisssl, Der in 9ertretung
bes Rihtsrs galDtpeQ ais Sugsnorife
ter funeirte. orDrets geftern an, bab
Elm 15idbriges ipeiBes Wdoden, oas
felt 4pril b. J. In elmer hinefiiten
WdTherei an Der WdInut Strabe arr
beitet, iOfort pon ibren Gltsrn aus
oerielten ssnommen uerbe, tpibrigens
iaas oas Geriht tueitsrs Shritte er.
ereifen tpirb.
Bier Sungen i'm Utter bon 13 uno
Is sSdbren unD cine ebenTo 9robe Nm
sah 3iqarrenbdnblsr 6efanben ii6 Dor
bem Rihter. Die er'tsren, neil lie 81.
aaretten eerauht uno bic Gebteren,
neil lie ben Sunesn Die pSdrgnd9el"
anoeblih pertouft bdtten. Qne tdmen
nit elmer erniten Werpurnung bapon.
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9aperif6er 2lnterf. -yereiu
Sis Quminationsn fir Die am "a.
September itattbabsnbs Be-
amtenmabl.

Die 5erren pom ganriihen Inter
itiiBungs gerein hielten Qeitern Nben0
eine 8eriammlung i'm GpmodrmeI Qb.
Die geriammlunq in Der Qrbeiter61Qe
mar uuberOroentlich tart beiuht, mas
angeIihts Der berrfhsnoen otbe ods
Dsreinsinterefe Der WttgIleoer ge5ubz
reno herporhebt. BrdIibent 4oam Sens
oelbah fiihrte ben 8OriiB uno Setre'
tQr Dan. 2ugenbtebl oas prototou.
Bon benz in 9eutihlano ipeilenoen
5errn Wtitael Rieb paren poittarteo
nit GnIihten Dom RbetH unD con
5rautfurt q. Ul. etngetrpffen, Deltls
Die her3lihiten 0ruBe an ben 8erein
Ibermittelten. RAD Grleotgung eer
arautsnltite uno Der laufenben R0us
tiuegeIh6fte Duroe Ui!ttbeilung b..
treffs beg 8ruppenbilDes gsmaht. Die
WitgIieoer, bic lid beim photographer
5ermann Utusller an 0ine unb Werz
Ger StrdBs nod niht babsn abne6mer
IaHen, tOnnen ods i'm GauFe Der mad
ten pisr3ebn gage na6holen. Das lit
lber Der aQerlebte 5ermin. 8as Bib
ipiro bunn ausasiteQt uHb am s. Otto
ber. geIsaentlih Der 8eamteRsS Snitaniz
runq benz 9erein feisrlihIt uberreiht.
Die gsamtenpabl finbet am "A. Sep
tember itatt uuD 81 oieier Duroen qe~
itsrn bic J2omindtionen qemQ6t. Rad
GrIeoigunq Der 8eihdfts fpIgten bic
Mitq!ieoer Der frsunbIihen GinIaouna
oes berrn u. Worbarot our 5eier lei
mes 81. geburtstoges. 6err Wtorharot
smpfing bic herslihItsn GIiitpiinih2
uno Der 2lbeuo tpurbe in iolenner
Ikiie begangen. Die Ginndbmeu Der
9erIammIung tparsn $3.50 uno bic
Qusaaben $14.25. Wiit groBer 9enug,
/ thuung Epuroe bic Mittbeilung aufge'
nommsn, oab Die 5ruitees pieosr $500
0er fsiten 9ereinspermoeen hin3u8:.
fIgt rsfp. 3instragsno aneelsgt haben
Die geamtensRpminatIDn mar nil
foiQt ousssfullsn:
;5ir QrGiiosnt: gbriItian Sats
unh gonrlp 9roBtppf.
Jur 8i3eprGiioent: Inton Slid
itsin, 5snrp Giiert uno aaipdr Dan
bel.
fsiir Qrotptols SetretGr: 6snrp ga
der, 1bomus 2siht unb Sobu Berg
buuisr.
5iir 1inln3ietretdr: Charles 81
Iert.
Jur S6aBmsiiter: gugsn GiIert.
| Iir 5rUitees: Qoplpb Worbarot
Mihdsl QUINN, Ulidael RieB I'M
| 4bam Senoelbah.
Tir aranten.aommittee: 6enr
| 5dfnsr, Qutou 2ieb, JOhn 8eBner IN
Spbn Shmiot.
Sir Jabnentrdger: @eorae 8rot
ssreo. SsItein uno Carl 8risbI.
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flofIsnen Monqts nit bem 9aiienz
beitano $2931.33 bstrugen. benenAuss
sdben in eiusr 50be oon $14O3.43 ges
geniiber ftsben, 10 DaB $1527.90 in Der
aaife oerbleiben. Qn Die 4rmen purs
ben $269.50 uusge3dblt. Der Beri6t
oes itsbenbsn &ommtttees ergiebt, bab
i'm Gdufe bes Wonuts auf benz Ct.
Wartsn 9ottesader 81. auf oem Ct.
Soiepbs 48 unb ouf bem ct. Sobans
neg Gottesader 10 &eihen beerotgt
tpuroen.
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Ghe.CrlanbniRideine.


lsran. W. SOnss. %. $3.50 3umii..H
I Qbeuue.
l6sI.n R. apliua, 20, 2722 Glinss
pistp 4reHue.
IGr,b. u. par6mann, q. ferris ap.
l 5bersiu 3. S4DeiH, %. Dobersr
2luenue.
lRopmOHb pstssr. "a. pIsaians
I Rios..
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