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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-11
PENDLETON TO GIANTS.
Tieer Halfback to Play Ball With
McGrawites.

Princeton y. j.. Nov. ll.--Capt2in
pendlcton. the crack Princeton half
hack. may become n member Of the
New York National league baseball
clnl when he finishes his work in col :
legc. Two years ago, when sopto-
more, Pendleton promised McGraw that
#. he ever played professional basc-
nall 1t would he with the Giants Nc
t;rnw hopes to induce him to join the
club for he has warm spot IN his
baseball heart for college men.
The main difference that have
found between college boys and towr
lot kids" says the willy Jawn. lis that
the college hoy tries to find his faults
and correct them. while the town lot
hoy tries to hide his. All of the man.
ayers of today realize the advantage
Of having college men on their teams. "
McCraw III hImself--sh!--a college
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The funeral of the late Frank Blitz
of the Florida location, took place
yesterday afternoon, with services at
st. Anthony's Polish church. Mem
bers of st. Anthony's Court. c. O. r.
attended in body.
Martin Tresidder and Edward Johns
left yesterday for Marquette county
TO hunt deer.
Herman Tukkela of Florida street.
is spending few days deer hunting
in the southern end of the county.
Miss Agnes Mitchell of Laurium.
gave an interesting entertainment in
the Boston NJ. T.. church. Saturday
evening. She was assisted by local
talent.
Rudolph Upland left Saturday
afternoon for Ralph. Dickinson county
to spend few days deer hunting.
The death occurred last evening Of
the eleven months -old son of Mr.. and
Mrs ELI Nikkela of 225 Ahmeek street
I.aurium. The funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon, with services at
the residence. Rev. v. Rautinen, OH
ciating.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-11
ELCPES' WITH FIREMAN.
They arc Welded After Courtship OF
Ter DAYS.

Boston. Mass. Nov. 1t.-Mildred Da-
mon. 10 years old, who recently re-
ceived a legacy of $4,000 from her
foster father. Rev nr. Damon, ms
married Friedrich Marshall who
works as a locomotive fireman en- the
New York, New lIaven & Hartford
railroad for $500 a day. They met in
Il lunohrcom in the North Ahinston
railroad station. eloped to Portland.
and were married.
The girls foster father was q
widow CT and chilcless He took the
little orphaned Girl into his home AT
South Hanover and gave her his name,
He died year ago. ana The Girl has
come into his fortune.
| have been accustomed to every
comfort" said Mrs. Marshall. II have
been granted every wish by my father.
have associated with men Of wealth
and position, but ! have met, loved
ship. a man whose face, when l saw
him first. was grimy with coal dust, n
man attired in cveralls and jumrer.
The majority of the boiled shirt
hespeckled. tktw hammer-coated pup
pets Of society hem and hg.w their way
through a useless existence
How can a girl love and marry ono
Of these fops of fashion, whose men,
tally can cope only with the shiftings
os STYLE and who are physically nm
aule to do more than chase an absurd
g.lf ball about a field?
y married a man who earned the
bread that he ate, earned II by the
power that was In him.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-11
UPPER PENINSULA
Taken For Deer. shot Dead

Mistaken for deer by COMPANION
IN a hunting trip I'm Dickinson county,
,harles y. Lever, member of the
Arm Of Lever Brothers, real estate
dealers, Detroit was shot and instant
ly killed Thursday afternoon.
Members Of the party had been
away from camp several hours. They
had separated on their way back anc
were beating about the uncerbrush for
game Lever was a short distance
ahead of the other hunters. One OF
them. whose name has net vet been
learned here. did not know Levers
position, and when he saw a move
ment In the brush he Immediately
ired. Running to the spot he found
Lever dead, with II bullet through his
BRAIN.
Realizing what he had done the
companion picked up the body, and
half dragged, half carried 1t three
niles through the wood To the camp.
Tie body was taken to Escanaba
md will be brought 10 Detroit. W. T..
Webb, of Williamstan, and James
crossman, of Detroit. were members OF
The party.
The dead man came TO Detroit last
spring from Williamson, where he
had been in the meat and produce
business Tor 20 Years He is survived
by widow, one son. Warren v; one
laughter. Hazel. and three brothers
elmer r. ard Louis, OF Detroit. anG
William Lever, of Mason, Mich.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-11
LICENSE RECORD BROKEN.

Justice Armit, who is acting deputy
licenses. reported this morning that
he had issued to date total of los.
which sets a new high water mark for
the village of Laurium. AS the sea-
son has still two weeks TO run, more
applications are sure to be made. A
woods on the part of the hunters.
Many left Saturday and yesterday for
their favorite hunting grounds, but
conditions for hunting are not ideal by
any means.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-11
FOOTBALL GAMES.

Pennsy 81; Michigan 81.
Illinois q; Purdue g.
Iowa l3; Indiana 8.
Chicago 81 Northwestern o.,
Bucknell II; Navy Z
Carlisle %; Army g.
Dartmouth "a; Cornell 0.
Wisconsin ca; Arkansas Z.
Yale 10; Brown 0.
Harvard Q; Vanderbilt 3.
Lehigh 3: Swarthmore o.
Pennsylvania State II; Villa Mo-
va, o.
Princeton 54: New York University
Lafayette s; Syracuse 80.
st. Louis University Z; Notre Dame
Il.
Michigan Agricultural, 81; Mount
Union 20.
Colorado 3; Utah o.
Case, %; Kenyon 0.
Ohio State, 90; Oberlin II.
Washburn. 10; Kansas 0.
Missouri II; Drake IA.
Nebraska "a; Doane G.
Wabash Z: Earlham 0.
Depauw, "a; Rose Polytechnic. 0.
South Dakota, Az North Dakota o..
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$4,000 YET TO COLLECT.

Deputy Treasurer Miss Mary Gipp
of Laurium. reported today that there
still remains outstanding in unpaid
taxes about $4,000. The total tax
roll of the village is approximately
$4,000. At the special meeting of the
IL is likely the treasurer will make
a report. The tax roll has been
asked for by the county treas
urer and soon will be returned
with the delinquent list for
collection. This will mean added fees
to those who have not yet footed
their tax roll.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-11
TAFT WORKS ON
LAST MESSAGE.


Washington, ID. c.. Nov. l1.-What
he wants from Congress this coming
sessiOil-the last session Of his ad.
ministration-and what he will actual
ly get, were the questions with Presi-
dent Taft wrestleG with today whe;
he began the active task of mapping
out his annual message.
The president plans 10 make his
forthcoming message n "clean mp Of
all legislation advocated by the Re
publicans--a resume of the policies
for which his administration has stood
and which as yet remain unacted on.
Ii will take every moment Of the leg
'slators time To pass the 16 routine
appropriation billy.
But Taft will shift To Congress Re-
sponsibility for a legislative program
IF enormous magnitude. Failures by
Congress To- adopt that program will
give the Republicans their oppcrtun~
ity 10 lay blame on the Democratic
house
The president told department heads
ut today's cabinet meeting that he
proposes to follow his plan of las.
year in submitting one general mes
sage when Congress conveies and
following with special supplementary
messages enlarging on the topics dis
Sussed in the annual document.
Taft and his official family" made
no attempt to conceal their firm be-
lief that a special session of Congress
will be called soon. after March 4. by
President Wilson. All official Wash
ington expects IL.
Among the recommendations which
he will submit. President Taft today
indicated he will propose Immediate
cuts in tariff on certain schedules.
Tho president has been informed thai
democratic leaders in the house will
not attempt tariff reform this winter,
leaving such legislation for the ex-
pected extra session. For this rea-
son. the executive desires 10 make tho
tariff section Of his message a com
l,lete statement of the Republican at
titude on that subject.
The president indicated that he will
recommend:
supplementary legislation to the
sherman Antitrust law and federal
law
A new passport and trade treat,
with Russia.
Workmen's compensation end in.
Ilustrial insurance act.
Adoption of new code for the fed
eral judiciary To expedite Justice and
yet protect litigants.
Restoration If non partisan tariff
efficiency commission.
Protection and extension OF civ.lI
service.
4 retirement schcme for supcran
lated government employees.
Adoption Of the ''Bpdeet system of
appropriations.
Extension of the parcels post.
Appropriations for an extra new
,attleship this winter ard three am
lalally hereafter.
Fertilization and opening of The
Panama canal. Wit. a law permitting
TUrcian nations To- appeal To tie su- /
premc court from the free tolls"
given american coast
wise vessels
IN international Investigation of
he high cost uf living.
Development of Alaska.
ship subsidy. with registration for
vessels e. Increase the American mer
chant marine.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-11
CANADIAN CLUB DINNER.
Prominent Speakers From Dominion
and United States

Now York. Nov. 1i.-lclaborate ar
rangemen,s have hcen completed for
the eighth annual dinner of the Cana
dian Club OF this city. to be ei~"n to-
morrow night ut the Hotel Aston. Thu
notable speakers VIII inolu6e Secretary
of Agriculture James Wilson. presi-
dent w. 6. Brown nf the New Ycrl,
Central Railroad, President David r.
Morgan uf the National City Bank OF
Chicago St Edmund Walker. prrsi-
dent Of the Canadian Bank Of Gem
merce. and sir Alexander Ia Costo
former Chief Justice of the Court OF
Appeals Of Quebec.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-11
EXPECT BOXING REVIVAL.
New illinois Legislators Favor Reeu
lated Sport.

Chicago. Nov 1.-THE selection of a
new legislature has revived speculation
as to the likelihood of boxing being
localized in the state. According to
local boxers a bill has been drawn for
presentation to the legislature and -
is said many of the new members are
In favcr of the sport.
The provisions OF the bill would per-
init only sly. round bouts without deci-
sion and would place the sport IN tho
hands of state commission as is the
case In New York. Local representa-
tives would he appointed In each cour.
~ who would have bower to pass on all
permits for their territory.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-11
LAURIUM
GIFT sENpERs WARNED.
Over 5000 Articles, Lost in Mail, vii
Be Sold.

Over 5000 Articles, Lost in Mail, Will
Be Sold.
In announcing that $500 articles lost
in the mail, ageregatlng $4,000, would
he sold nj the annual auction sale Of
the dead letter Office on Dec. i6. Post
master General Hitchcock issued a
warning against carolessncss t. all
Christmas gift senders and prospective
Parcel post patrons.
Mr.. Hitchcock pointed out that dur
ing the year over 1000 articles had
escaped from the wrappers in the
mail, about 500 of them leirg pieces
If more ar less valuable jewelry.
He advised the public to conform
To the parcels post requirements that
all parcels post packages must bear
the distinctive postage STAMPS, which
Will be ready January l, next. and
must have attached the return card Of
the senders. The parcels post sys-
TEN goes into effect on January l.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-11
HERMANN ABANDoNs TINKER.
Cincinnati Magnate Seeks Either
Chance or Bresnahsn for MANAGER,

Cincinnati. Nov. 11.--After breaking
off NEGOTIATIONS with President Charles
w. Murphy for Joe Tinker as manager
of the Cincinnati team. President
August Hermann wired Roger Bresna-
han of the st. Louis Nationals and
Frank Chance last years manager Of
the~Chicago Nationals. for their terms.
President Hermann said that he was
assured he could get one of these two
men and that which ever man was
available would probably be the next
manager OF the Cincinnati team.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-11
NO SERVICES TONIGHT.

The revival services conducted yes
terday by Evangelist Franklin in the
Laurium Baptist church were well-at-
tended. There will be no service at
the church this evening. but continu-
rest of the week services will be
held nightly.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-11
TO GIVE CARD PARTY.

The young ladies Of the Sacred
Heart church have arranged To give
a card and dancing party In the Sa-
cred Heart auditorium, THANKSGIVING
night Nov. 2S 1t is expected the event
will prove a very pleasant one md q
large attendance is looked for
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-11
Alleged Robbers in Custody.

Two alleged robbers, one seventeen
Years old. giving the names Of John
smith and Peter Majunic, who, II IT.
harged. entered the store of Fried
Y Scnran at Escanaba the night Of
oct. Is. have been captured and given
their examination. Eoth were bound
aver to circuit court with the bai!
bond IF The hoy fixed at 5000 and that
OF Majunic at $500. As both were un-
able to furnish bonds they were COM
mitted to the county Jail to await trial
The first one of the pair. the boy was
captured when he appeared on Lud-
ineton street with a Mackinaw coat
which the police recognized az one
stolen from the Bargain store. When
first questioned he asserted that he
had b,airht the coat at Perronville.
whore ne has been working, but upon
keen cross examination by the chief
he is said to have troken down and
made complete confession of the
robbery and told where the rast of
the goods could be found. He gave a
description Of his partner and the po-
lice arrested Majunic, who the boy
readily identified. When arraigned the
boy made written confession. while
AIajunic denied that he had any knowl.
edge Of the affair.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-11

Elias wette. II McKee's Rrck's Pa.
according to his wife. who Is suing for
divorce. has not been sober for ten
years.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-11

II IT. said that new business cor
roration is formed every 40 minutes in
New York
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-11

lIuphcy JENNINGS spent their winters
ut Saint i3onaventura college.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-11

There are so vessels in Turkeys
naVy.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-11

Turkeys population is over u.s.
900. 900.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-11

kansas City's welfare board since
its start In 1910 has provided free
legal aid for IL, 10S poor apph-
cants.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-11

The modern form of football started
III 1893, and since that date there
nave been twenty eight captains, div
ided as follows. Tackles. q; ends, G;
haltba TX. 5; quarterback. 4;
guards, 3; fullbacks, q centers. 1.
victories over both Harvard and
princeton in the same year have oc-
cured thirteen times; victories over
rnhceton alone six, over Harvard
"Iohe three; three by Harvard, and
SIX by Princeton.
united states last year gathered
'''Ooo tons of peat
''cl'rh grtpe crop is light: cham
pHsne putppt will be smallcr
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Ztpfpiusfi
ilebernimmt Die 2eitnng bes Ebila.
oelpGiaer Srfeiters.

Eerr aeopolo Stotolpsti. Der iih
anQenblidlich in WiiRhsn oufbdlt, bar
per aob,I ben poften als Dirigent ots
ghilaoelptiaer Srheiisrs uls 9sohfols
Ger Don Carl pohIig aceeptirt. Der
apntratt lit fir bier Sabre unb 6us
g<boIt bstrGet $4,000 per Sabr.
6srr pohIig. Der bisbtrigt Dirlgsnt
oes SrteItsrs, reiisnirte erft. nd4em
Inn isin Gebalt fir oas nGhfte Sdbr
bis sum 2tbIoui ieines aontrdttes
ausbeBobit ipurbe. Seine 2bdtigistt
als Diriesnt fpiro bon ben Direttorsa
Tebr aeIpbi, bod bate or iirh nit BEN
e5sidGftsfiibrsr Matts uno anoeren
eni3ipsit.
Du es 6err m1tts par, Der eds
TefiBit bes SrheItsrs rebusirts. Darsn
bic Direttoren Der Iniitt, onB es
leihter iei, siren nnoeren guten Strts
aenten su betommen. ais eineR tuhs
tissn GeItdftsfiihrer.
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Die ghilbermaIer
Nebmen bcntc iuieber bic arbeit anf-

Der Streif Der Sdilosrnpiler, Der
DOR ungefdbr bret monaisH iHduguritt
fpurbe uno bittere Stimmung trrssts,
lam esiiern abeno mad elmer aonf.s
ren5 in Der Office pon pb. Rorion ips
ct. paul gebdube, tpeIhsr Wi5e prG-
iioent ). s.. iine bon bsr nationaleH
Union unb 0srtreter Der bieiiseI
lllNcn beitpobnten, 3u Gnbe. lie
Shilbermaler lperosn heute an bic 4ra
beit 8uriidtehren. gle ptrlangien si:ls
Qobnsrb0bung non ST per Tag uno Il.
nsn baIben 5eiertas am Sdmiias nit
pclIsr gs3ablunl. Sie Derlangtsn
fsrner fir Die 3aunonitreihsr etc. $l5
ptr Dofe. Die nsue @ereinbdruHa III
fir slpei Sabre. Sm sriten Sabre
ipsrbtn lie cine 2obnsrb6huna pou Sd
gnts, i'm stpeitsn cine iplde pon trsta
teren % Gents erhalten uHo am
SamItae Nahmitiag frei babsn, absr
teius 9s3abiung erbalten.
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Jn(lnO Ie(egrlp6


II u II " I.
Meno, 9ten., 13. sslnii. 8ouner.
neur Easier &. Gobie pom gtebnbo er.
nannte 0fitt1pod, 8eo. @ilgfieIo porl
afeno, einen eSrcunD lnb Sartner oe5
oeritorbenen gunoesienators Geo. 2.
Riron, 3um gunoesienator, bis Die
2eaislatur Henooas i'm ssainiar 1913
5iiiammentreten uuo einen 9ad)foIger
Rirons fiir ben unbecHoeten Iernlin
besieIben ertpdblen miro.
2eidt beitraft.
Rem Dorf. t2. esnni. Gin ieIte.
mes llrtbeiI bat ser Mid)ter bougb i'm
gunoesfreisgerid)t iiber ben aapit1n
@enuita 1omeniconi bon Dem italie.
niifen 0nmpfer nBrineipe oi ssie.
monte" gef1at Ter Shiffsfiibrer
bate iih ihuIbig befannt, Die 8or.
ihriften iiber Den EaiIngierperfehr
ans Dem Sabre 1882 babnrh perIesi
an baben, oaB er ITO 3luiihenbefs.
Ipailagiere nuf Der lleberreiie bon De.
ma nod Retp g)orf, mo Dns Sdaff am
8. Diar5 oieies ssohres eintrnf, nihi
eeniigenoe gequelnld)feiten perihnffi
babe Dem 8unoes aiIfsbiitriftsan.
ltrnh Wrrtt mar az Dbren otonn1er
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slen Yorf. IL. Suni. angetoms
men: Olympic" BON Soutbamptoa.
Soufhdmpton. Mbseg.: vFals
isr Wilbelm H. mad, Hrp Dort.
Qiperpool. 4nset.: .Gumpus
nia1 bon Nstp Dorf.
abgeg.: Dominion mad pbila.
belphia.
pbilabtlpbiu. Mngei.: Gar
tbagininn4 BON @Iassrrp.
Wontredl. abgee.: ~Rcnal Ges
porb' nnh 8riitol.
antperpeM aHg.t::: .3selcno"
bon Rem Yort.
1ifhguarb. Nneei.: ~gnmpns
MIA pom Qe.p 2)ori, noh aiperpool Be.
ftimnh.
2ueenstotpn. 4ngei.: .Nras
Bic bon Bottom, nod atpsrpool be.
itimmt.
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lit Die @eilnobeit. 7enn obne 0ieie
fein grfolg. Gas lit bes G1tbiels 60
lung, DnrulH Der Cine i'm 2eben Ml.
les erreiht, mas er nia, tpGbrpn0 Der
4noere trob Barter arbett nidt Dor,
iuarts fomntt. 8eiunobeit mia aber
itid,t nur eripotben, ionoern aud er.
baIten iein, inben1 man bafiir iorat,
oai' Die giftiqen 9lbfaQItoffe, Die lid
fortipabrenb i'm aorper aniannneln,
nit benz ein3igen 5itperIdiiigen glltt.
reinigungsnrtttel aus benz aorper
prompt eutfernt iperoen. 3ieies IN.
feblbare Dfittel iino Die nur que
Tflan3enidften bereeItellten beriibm.
ten ct. Bernard -arai.terpiuen. q
Gents. aue Ipotbefen. g.S.
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mittos lno abeno i'm 3oo~ perbriit.|
gen.
Tie Terofitoren Der Dhefropc.1
Titan gnnf Il 3ritit SO, iueld,e be-
|reits eilr Tipioeuoe bon 40 Erosefst
erbolten huben, iperoen irnhreno bic.
Ter ssod)c cine iueitere IipiDenoe BON
10 9srosent erholten. e. III ansiidlt
porhanOen, OoB nod cine leste Eipl.
oenoe non % Iro5cnt ir flir5er 3clt
sur aits5nlllintg fomfneu miro.
- qr1iioent Greene ron ben neuen
Gourthpnie nnb Sail aomniif6reH
BOT bic Serren 1brS. I'll, Mfisn. Geo.
+. 3ieterie fino St1nleD Sttuble als
ansfhuB srnannt. Der 5uiammen nit
Iibm ieIbit biencn iou, I'M einen glau
ollS5uarbeiten oelitsufolge Die Gr.
rid,titng oes nrien @rrihtsgebanocs
poracnonmen iueroer iou.
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0rnxseise.tJnMs' 0systbeisn.
geue 5ppptbefen.


Su{on Tnpis an Grmonoe g. u.
9. Co., $500.
Orion SO. gIart an 5oHeiteob 2.
u. 6. Co.. $2400.
UleIie gentbam an 20. genturp 3.
II. 6. Co., $1750.
cSomes .. Carr an SOutbern SbIo
Sopings 8dnt Co.. $500.
Gtarles Ui. penbletcH an 9hsooore
Raulf. $500.
etienns ". gassilt an 5enrp 5sb.
$1,000.
ecssnnie Sntedlt an Ronard .. u.
g. u. Go. $4,000.
Dina R. gaelen an Brighton Gera
man gant Co.. $4,000.
German ). Grsulih an Ddnt Ctr.
9. u. Co., $500.
barrn Apte an ct. Bernaro 6. u.
9. Co., $500.
cpbn 8. 9pelter an 10. Wnrb ..
u. Co.. $1,000.
ghorlss Gpernq an Glart &
5bompion, $461.
Derfslbe an Winiam 8. Wisgins.
SIPS.
Garab gsrsOtpis on GIDrense 10.
aeipis, $500.
gbarixs 0bsrt an propibeut aOdn
Co., $1,000.
gsorse ginbsr an 2uoy .. u. 6.
g.. $50.
sgrani :. Dperser an ascpoIb Gre
fsin. $4,000.
spfepb 6. 7biem an GoutbsrH
Caio 6. II. g. Co., $500.
Bernard UolIs on Dome q. Y. 8.
Co., $1,000.
anna gohn an 4eOplss Q. u. 6.
Co., $4500.
| gbarks M. glad an Giisabeib
lJ. Gmith. $35241.
sInnn W. Miiner an Jirit Wuro
lg. ii. 6. d., $500.
Charles Dl. glod an Gnterpriie y.
2. Co.. $1,000.
gatberias Mceurttp an prcpibent
Guninas q. Vi. 6. Co.. $10, 900.
Die lysanbs Tfinins so. an biss
lielte, 800, 600.
| Mihu 8. Gan an Mentor 8. =.
|9. Co., $500.
glettis Mofsr an Gou,s GopingS
Hnnf 60, 5000.
| 9ffice q. Nigier an Ginr. moriings
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