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Morris tribune., 1912-05-31
NOTICE OF LIS PENDENs

NO11SE OH AlS HNOhNO
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Stevens
In District Court. Sixteenth Judicial
District.
John Grove, plaintiff,
VS..
Charles Shandrew, also all other parties
or persons unknown, claiming any
right, title, estate, lien, or interest in
the real estate described in the Com
plant herein,
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that an action
has been commenced in this Court by
the above named plaintiff against the
above named defendants, the object
of which said action is to obtain a
judgment of said Court that said plaintiff
is the owner in fee simple of said land
and that the defendants, nor any nor
either of them, have any right, title, estate,
lien or interest therein, or any part there
of. The land hereinbefore, and in the COM
plant herein referred to and described, is
the following, viz:
two (32l in Township numbered One Hun
dred twenty-five Ops. North of Range
numbered Forty Two az West Oft the Fifth
Principal Meridian, in Stevens County, in
the State of Minnesota.
Dated May 22nd, 1912.
GEO. W. BEISE,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Morris, Mimi.
Morris tribune., 1912-05-31
soldar For Glass.

Glass may be fastened together with
solder made from ninety-five parts Of
tin to Eve OF copper.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
Stanley's Opinion.

Chairman Stanley IS of tho opinion that
this plant was worth more than all the
other properties in the steel corporation
put together. In tho opinion Of Mr.. stan
Icy more than $500, 600 900 OF the original
capitalization of the steel corporation In
water. Moreover. ono year before Mr..
Carnegie sold out 10 the trust. liberal
valuation OF his plant was Si0o. 600 00n.
Mr.. Carnegie is wanted also To tell how
much Mr.. Morgan, who financed the steel
corporation, WAS paid for his services
On this point all previous witnesses have
been very hazv. II has been admitted
that the amount was very large, but that
Is all,
IT is the suspicion OF Chairman Stanley
that Mr.. Carnegie must have thought the
capita li2ation OF the steel trust greatly
inflated or he would not have insisted on
bonds Of the steel corporation In payment
for his property. These bonds form a
first mortgage OF all tho plants OF the
steel corporation and would be good no
matter what the capitalization. His in
teTest must II" paid before any other dis
hursc meuts 10 bond and stockholders.
II Il Mr.. Stanlcy's purpose to show
through Mr.. Carnegie that matter
what the physical value OF tho properties
now held by tho steel corporation may
now bc they were originally worth moth
ing like their present capitalization. and
that ig the properties are now intrinsic
allv worth tho total capitalization. the
difference In value il due to excessive
prices charged the American people for
products of the corporation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
The Danger Of La Grippe

Is its fatal tendency TO pneumonia. To
cure your la grippe coughs take Foley s
Honey and Tar Compound. Il, T.. Fisher,
Washington. kas., says; 81 was trouh
lei with a severe attack OF In grippe
that threatened pneumonia. friend
advised Folcy's Honey and Tar Com.
pound and / got relief after taking the
first few doses / took three hotties AMI
my la grippe was cured Get the gen.
nine. in the yellow package Schramm.
johnson, Drugs, 1.-The Never Substi-
tutors" Five (5) good stores. D.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
Carnegie Obdurate.

AIR. Stanley expressed his great surprise
and brought argument 10 bear upon Mr..
Carnegie, outlining to him the character
OF testimony he would he asked IN give,
and stating lis belief that the evidence
would supply tho government with facts
for its suit against the steel trust. which
" could not get easily from other sources.
But Mr. Carnegie WAS ohdurHfc
Fearing that Mr.. Carnegie might follow
the example Of j. Pierpori Morgan. who
on the eve of a subpoena. .hsstened away
to Egypt. Cha alrman Stanley drew ~ a
legal document. secured tho signature of
Speaker Clark aroused Sergeant at Arms
Jackson out OF he'd, secured the services
Of Deputy Sergeant Arms White and
hurried him To New York on tho mid
night train Friday night Mr., Carnegie
accepted service gracefully enough when
caught 1le promised to come TO Wash
ingtou Tuesday night and will appear he
fore the committee at 1880 o'clock the
following morning.
Chairman Stanley is anxious 10 inter-
rogatc Mr. Carnegie on the exact physical
value OF the properties merged by tho
steel corporation when the corporation
was organized with n capitalization OF
more than a billion dollars. II Is this
Information that MIR. Carnegie under ad-
vice Of counsel is unwilling now to give.
Mr.. Carnegie received more than $780,
600, 900 In ste el corporation bonds In pay
mcnL FOR the Carnegie stccl plant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08

Mitchell Palmer, Guffey is charged by
n faction OF his party with having been
Indifferent TO the state Of his party's
candidate FOR governor in the last cleo
ton
These contests probably will provoke
"A long struggle unless the committee
shall declare that Il state committee has
not the power OF vacatiDS the office of
national committeeman, which would
nave the effect OF retaining both Mount e
castle and Gumcy. II is said that Mr..
BRYAN tavors the retention Of Mount =
castle and the rejection OF Guiey. which
is nsl contrary to the wishes of what
are known as the 'old guard" members
OF the committee,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
Primary Question.

There SIS little doubt that the commit
tee Will be compelled TO lace the aues
lion OF primaries for the selection Of
delegates, although the majority seem 10
be against IT, The majority members OF
tho committee arc opposed 10 primaries
ON account OF the cost and therefore viii
oppose ~ general indorsCmcnt OF the prl-
mary plan. II appears likely thar the
Democratic committee VIII follow the OK
ample Of the Republican commit &c.
which left tho state having primary laws
free 10 follow that plan OF selecting dele
gates.
I.Gttlo attention is being paid 10 the
demands OF the representatives OF Cand'-
dates for the ebrugation of the rule uf
the party which requires a two thirds
vote Of the convention to nominate .can-
didatcs for president and vice president.
II Is asserted that ii this question is
proposed II viii be voted down. Many
contend that tho national committee
could not entertain the proposition at all.
and Chat no change could he made cN-
cept by the convention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
CARNEGIE CORNERED
BY PROCESS SERVER
Chairman Stanley Steals a
March on IronInaster Whose
Testimony Is Wanted.
PROBING STEEL TRUST
Canny Scotchrnan Will Be
Asked Regarding Physical
Value of Corporation.
BY International News Service.

BY International News Service.
WASHINGTON, Jan, I.--Cornered or
The steps of his great stone mansion in
Fifth avenue. New York. Andrew Carnegie
steel master and phlanthropist. who
knows more than any other living human
being about the real value of the giant
plants ths; form thc steel trust. was on
Saturday served with = subpoena com
handing him 10 appear before tho Stanley
investigating committee in Washington
on Wednesday OF this week.
1t is the purpose of Chairman Stanley
10 force Mr.. Carnegie to tell how much
Of the steel trust stock is covered b.
actual valuo and how much Is water,
The drastic and dramatic action taken
ny Chairman Stanley followed n long dis
tsncc telephone conversation with Mr.
Carnegie. In which tho Laird OF Skioo
positively refused TO accept the invitation
extended 10 him by the steel inYcstiSat-
Ing committee TO appear before II as u
voluntary witness. IN stating that hc
would not come 10 Washington. Mr.. Car
DceIc who for months has asserted that
he was perfectly willing TO testify gave
AS reason that his personal counsel al
The last moment adv ised against II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08

20 bc accompanied by certified checks ot
pcr cent of the amount OF IN. hid sub
miited. paNablc 10 the undersigned. Rs a
forfeit In case the bidder fails to COM
plv with the terms OF his bid. checks to
he returned TO unsuccessful bidders. IN
bids 10 be in the hands OF the clerl; OF
tho board by twelve (l2) o'clock noon.
January 90. 1872.
The iindersigneJ reserves the right 10
reject any and all bids. No contingent
bid shall bc received.
THE BOARD or EDUCATION OF SALT
LAKE CITY
IS ]. T.. Hammond. PresIden..
Ev L. y. Judd. Clark. pl2e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
5sz5. 100000
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
Notice OF Sale Of School Bonds.

Notice IS hereby given that scaled bids
will be received by the undersigned FOR
the purchase OF three hundred aud TWEEN
fv-0yc "a per cent bonds or Salt Lake
City school district, Salt Lake county.
Utah, OF the denomination OF $1,000 each.
Ronds dated and Ia. be delivered ana paid
for February ], 1912.
Interes, payable semi annually Ia SAT-
Lake City or New York City; principal
PAYABLE IN Salt Lake CITY, in accordance
with interest COUPONS atGlchSd- AL bids
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
Fatal Auto Accident.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Jan. Oscar Bcnt-
ley. who established the first ortrich
farm In California. lost his life today
when an automobile ia which he was
riding was struck by another machine and
overturned. Four others In the same car
were injured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
'emocrats Assemble.

ht,p,.ie VIII be gathered here tomorrow
tIonaii every man who has been men
nd Ia lor lhc Democratic nomination.. or
jida,nas' AL active and receptive cam
Ibc,n VIII be represent. In person
ifssse VIII he Woodrow Wilson OF New
spsot.. Governor Foss OF Massachusetts,
srno. 1hamp Clark and Former Gov
Ssw yrok o! Missouri. Governor Dix u.
4 .,k, iork, Senator Kern OF Indiana. who
vpposea TO be the representative Of
M nor r MARSHALL. but who Is regarded
rb,ll,,. AS being a dark horse prob-
1ad. ana senator Nrwslands Of Ne
Ssns,mno mas progressive platform.
ssssator Pomcrcnc of Ohio is looking
.en,s,ttnc INC Judson Harmon boom Repre- :
1Ith,''c Underwood OF Alabama lis
lscL.n reach, but will not attend the
nm l." uay banquet. and then there
"a ~ NlIham K. Hearst. who Is spoken
acctca,,d possibility. although generally
Erys, Clark man and Colonel
s, Who does not lack supporters,
.t,,,r Louis and Baltimore Seem to be
(hlos.ns hardesi for tho convention.
finansio; ~ seems, does not offer any
|1chse. lnuuccmcnt beyond actual cX-
jeaI. ;,d ana The Democratic committee
|fonyo,uiiiat the city which receives the
'flth Wiz, should provide something
'ttr s,H. To start campaign. Den
.fnrtai NC" York also aspire 10 en-
tho ~ 'ne convention. II Is said. but
10 ,ba seems TO be narrowing down
IN cities tlrst named
'moro vas declared tonight that Ralti-
N'ahc"s were increasing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
eontests Come First,

tallod nleHtlng Of tho committee will be
1uesIi,.'" order Monday noon, The first
nses ., tthit VIII receive attention re-
and pa we contests from Tennessee
shn right Of Il, T.. l. MountcastIe.
1shnsssss elected committeeman by the
f,rn.ion. to continme aa " or,n,i,tcen1an mai,
itrtros,'' ttatc Is opposed by John J.
tolnmi,. WHO WIS named by state
astl",.'ee which questioned Mount
~ Coi party loyalty The place held
|ania JtHca r. Gurfey ot Penngyl-
sought BY Representative a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
lAM With Mack.

.,nrl Bryan drove from the station
~ nom" Of Cottcr T. Bride, his clos
q liicnd IN Washington. lie declined
hk sbnui any problem the commit
a sill have 10 solve, 1t Is evident he
..hi@d io get his bearings before plurG-
-lhsring.
,ai,er removing travel stains Colonel
t.ah droV' IA the hotel apartment Of
'pIman T.. Mack. chairman Of Tn" ma
pnsl rommi,t"". and dincd with him.
" Inc hotel Mr. Bran was met by a
'se number of new spapcr men. He WAS
nncn questions in every conceivable
$m out would not discuss candidates.
sumsts' presidential primaries or any
.,,u.,f u,f matters pending before the COM
'ute: He would not talk Of the let
~ 9 sad @ L" have been written by Wood =
w llson few years ego. urging the
~ '" rid itself OF the Nabraskan. but
Z 'uwas was as affablc AS ever.
Nv 'onmbs, manager nf the Wood
j,, wilson Headquarters. charged to-
r1iIt rp5ht 'hai the report OF friction between
,,n n,on and Bryan WAS inspired in Wall
49," ana that other stories or the
h,, h' character might he expected from
.~. ,c. sonrce. He did not DENY the exist
''ee OF The alleged letter. however
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
col. Bryan and Senator La
Toilette Hold Conference
al Union Station at the
National Capital.
pOLlTICIANS TAKE
LIVELY INTEREST
Assemble in Wash
|ington to Make Arrange
ment for National Con
vention of Party.

|tsHINGTON, Jan. William Icn :
- Bryan OF Nebraska and Senator
4, Toilette Of Wisconsin had \ confer
~,e at Tic Union station tonight upon
Hfir jo.nt arrival in the city. the former
,rm the south and tho latter from the
tu. The meeting between the three
|lne presidential candidate OF the Demo
-ailc party and the progressive Rrpub-
|,zD, who IS seeking To wrcst the uomi-
rtlon from President Taft, was said to
n accidental
No sooner was it known that the two
tslers had como together than tongues
'srsn To wag and third party talk dew
flck and fast. II was not confined
holly 30 members Of the Democratic
'ttional committee, who were gathering
kr tho meeting tomorrow. Republicans,
oo. showed lively Interest
4 All day tho Democratic committeeman
|zd been seeking methods OF dealing with
be several pcrpleNing questions scheJ-
Hltd 10 come up at tomorrow meeting.
'ut nearly every possible solution 40
ancel seemed 10 depend upon tho prob
bio attitude of the Nebraska leader.
Pfcsrcss WAS slow because oil the general
pal. scheduled for o'clock. was awaited
1in impaticncc. His train, blockadcd
u wreck. was two hours late
Dsny prominent Democratic leaders
'src at the station. After handshakings
u around. MT BRYAN and Senator La
'hlletic seemed 10 sight each other about
be s1mc time. They rushed toward each
lhcr and shook hands, and then lost no
'ne In Withdrawing a short distance
pm tho crowd. They sat down on Il
Fncl and convcrscd with evident earn
stncSs foy several minutes.
''Whal'S being dou"?' was the uucs-
bD the waiting Democrats seemed 10 be
1kins cach other, as t-cy watched.
pno CONSERVATION was apparent.
'Nhcn Mir. BTyan and tho senator
Artd there WAS another show OF good
etng. Nv Bryan then explained that
'trator Ia Toilette and no had talked
'bnt The resolution pending In congress
'rsidrG Tor the election Of senators by
ppular vote. senator La Foll"tt" then
Pfs tho samo explanation by telephone.
NJ IN tho minds OF some tnCrc remained
lulc SkcpticIsm.
.l was reported that Senator La Fol.
lilc he'd gone TO the station Ia meet
NJ BRYAN but the senator said tho
Lifting was purely accidental resulting
|Fm The fact that their trains happened
u Eti in III the same time.
We only talked about the direct clcc-
"a rosUlut ION said the senator. "W .
NJ .boh dcenlv interested In the sub =
ond Colonel Brrau agrees with mc
'p' ihe resolution should be passed.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-18

AS to the extra work, David
welcomed that heartily. It meant
extra money, and ready cash was
a large element in his prospects
just now. The company employ
ing him did not pay princely SAL
aries. Practical, hard-fsted old
Silas Lee, Mary's father, had set
the figure David must earn before
he would consent to a marriage
with his daughter. What wor-
ried David was that an advance in
salary seemed long way off.
Worse than that, he believed old
Lee capable of encouraging the
advances of suitors more desir-
able in a money way.
'Mary loves me, that's sure,
soliloquized John, SO can only
keep plugging away. Perhaps
new opening may come along.
Anyhow, I'll go at work with the
best that's in me. Hello"
David was suddenly startled.
The office door went open with
a crash, and Mr.. Morse, president
of the company, plunged into
view. He held an open telegram in
his hand, and he looked. anxious
and fustered.
Nobody here but YOU" he
spoke in a disappointed tone,
David fancied.
mo, sir, 1 had some extra
work"
eyes, yes I know all about
that; but where is Simmons, the
Lo,J .c,1oer,,or, P'' oc1-ad the mann
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-09
Der f,etne ~Gsarewitfet.

Stpei niebIife @eiHiften bonn ruff
iiiten SbronfpIser pcrben uns aus
9ipdoia beriftet. Siingit cmpfina Der
G5ar feline Riniiter in elmer Spesials
Iiibien3. 8ebor Der aaiier i'm Gmz
pfangsiaal erihien, mar bereits Der
S%6ronioleer antpeienb. Der ii6 nit
ben Winiitern u%nterbieIt. obne bab
elmer bon linen es fir nDtbig belt,
Dor benz fleinen G5arcipitih auf5us
iteben. NIs bierdlif Der G3ar Den
Saal betrat. erboben iif natiirlidl Die
Riniiter ebrerbietig bon ibren Yldsen.
0a tpanbte iih Der Sbronfolser an ben
G5nren unb idete: .Tapa, brauhen
benin bic Winiiter nift Dor benz
Sbronfoleer anf5uiteben?" Ser 3ai<
fer nabm ieinen Sobn an Der Snno
unb fiibrte i'm gu ieinem gr5ieber.
Sdrduf tpdtbtc CT iih an Die Iinis
tier unb Idgte: rWeine Serren, bon
mir bat bas Der Sunse ipirflit nift."
Dor GINGER 3eit bat Der G3arefpiti1
einen fleinen .Iusflus" unternoms
men, Der ieincr 1tmsebuns feline ses
riuge Infre9urg berliriahte: CT ents
fernte itdI linbemerft bon 3ibaoid in
Der Hihtung mad Sdlta unb fpurbe
crit mad ntebrcren Stunben cifri9en
Sufens aufgefunben. Ms 1 Sen
fleiueu Iusreiber i6nlt. that er iebr
pertpnnbcrt mnb besrifi gar nid)t.
rpie man tpegen ieines SernbIeibens
bate Mng1t baben fpnner1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-09
g,.xeatbarssr Gazette, g~tsnstae, bsm 9. aa,,,aar 1919.

Scr Sdnb. bas Der aus benz SGlafc
Iuffabrenbe auf Den eriten Bid fir
cine Soldflinge biclt. Iber es fubr
linn nift 5lpiideu bic 8ippcn. 8iels
mebr piirbe es bon Dem Ginbrinelino
ba5u benlitt, Die 2dngc bcs gcttiid)es
feitSuitellen. 1tnb babel ergab lid,
bab bieies nidt bic pom @eies bors
geihriebenen nelin SUB NAB, ionbern
Ii adt unb einen bdlbcn SUB lang
mar.
SAINT bate Der if(auc S6anfs
ipirtb. Der ben aan5en Gag innerbalt
Der Shrnnfen Deg 8eiescs unb i'm
9ette bleiben tpolte, UNI feline 8cttr
8l sctpinnen, nift MIR bicie pcrloren
ionoern lid aud cine Celebrate gu
ge5oeen. Sod Elm iiiBer Sroit mar
linn geblieben: feline treue Satin
bate benz 8eif)dft in 10 liebenspiirs
bigger unb erfolgreiher 8eiie borses
itanben. bab er bns Sablcn beiber Be-
trGgc berifmersen tonnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-09
Wamamtafer'S 1perf.

Cine seipib niht aItGsliHc, aber
ipo~blperOiente gbruns ipurbe gnbe
porieer 8o6e 9erru Sobn 8anas
nrafer. benz Snbaber bes naf i6m be-
%nannten Weltbnuies. ipie aud, Der
Sirma ielbit, gu Sbeil. Ser bDdite
9eamte Der Der. Staaten itattete am
80. Se3ember 1911 Dem in SbiIa<
beIpb a. Ya,, beiinbliden Stamms
baufe bes WeItbaujes @anamafer eiz
men offisie0en 4eiu6 ab, I'M I'M geis
fem auberer 8Arbeutrdser. barunter
Ybilaoelphia's aueIgetpdblter Burger
n%teiiter, .Serr ANioolpb 8ldnfenbnrg,
Ser @ei6e beg Wudren sYalaites, bic
ben Gbihlub bes fiinfsieidbrieen &C.
i6dftss Su6ildunis bilbete. beiSutpobs
men. limb redt sliidli6 lparen Die
Worte setpdblt. Die Yrdii6ent Salt i'm
0erlauf ieiner Iniprahe an Srn. s.
@andmdfer rid)tcte. NafDem CT Die
eroben Sepdrtement : 2dben ais bic
tpiftisiten Siilfsmittel bes mobernen
2ebens CUR Serbeifiibrung hGuslifer
Be9dglidbfeit pie iiber6aupt I'M Sntez
reffe bes a%0semeinen @obIbefinbenS
beSeihnet bate, prizes er Srn. @anas
mater als ben 8esriinoer bieier ipidz
tieen ginriftuus i'm nlooerncn pirtb>
ifaftliheu 2eben. yoem CO pergonnt
lit, feline Irbeit ununterbrchcn flint
5is Sabre binourh bis CUR enbliheu
8ronuns bes Berries f~ort5uIeeen.
Dime fiinltlid berbeieefiibrte SiiIfe.
obne Die llnteritiibuns o gombinas
tionen CUR 8eifrdnfuns Der Gonfure
ren3, lebislih ourh natiirlihes
8ahstbum", 10 lieb iih Der YrGiioent
peiter bernebmen, lift oieies @cihGit
crit in philadelphia unb bann in Ncip
0orf aufeebaut ipprben. Inn alien II
bern ~&aufbduiern i'm san5en 2anSe,
ia in Der san5en Welt, ala Nuiter
gu bienen." - 81. 3. Staats5ts."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-09
lambs nnb Seiterreid's, erbalten.
ct. g. @oltsSt9."

Die Sanbihrift an Der @anb bers
fiinoiatc Dor pielen talieno Sabren
einem 8onige. baB CT Die Strafe
fir Icinc llebertretunsen empfdnsen
ipiirbe.
@ir NGe iinb mebr ober tpeniser
llebertreter Der 8%eiunobeitss 8eiese.
nub lpenn mir nift Iht gebcn, 10
ipcrbcn mir friiber ober lpdter Die
Gtrafe be5ablen miiiien.
8cnn Sic Die Scid)en Deg llnrcinen
@lutes opcr anberer in Sbrem Snitem
id,lummcrnben 2ciben bemcrfen, ouna
benfen sic baran. bnB es Die @ars
nura Der Hatur lit. 2niien Sic bicie
pihfise Soti1aft feinen augenbIid
unbeaftet, ionbern gebrauten sic
Der Natnr cisenes Seilmittel. 5orni's
Ilpenfrduter. Or pirb Der Natnr
ihnca belfcn. gues pieber in SrSs
niins 3u brin9en. :,
Ser @ebrauh eines Sabrbunoerts
bat Die 8irfiamfeit oieies alien
arduters Seilmittels befpieien. Taus
ienbe be5clscn feline 8eiunbbeit brins
aenben &rGfte. Or lit nift IN Ipos
tbefen an baben. Spe5ial : Igentsn
liefern i'm benz Yublifim oireit bon
benz 2aboratorium Der gisentbiimer,
Sr. Vetcr Sabrnep & Cons Co., 10
-25 60. Sopne Ipe., Chicago, Su.
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es iei in Dem staate aanfas
Vnnt G~bei.Nebaftenr.

@ann. es iei in Dem State Santa
iiberbanpt unmoelid, iiH bon Sons
nenaufsang bis Sonnemuntereana
ourd5uidldnseln, obne iih elmer 8ez
iesesibertretuns i6ulois an MAIDEN.
giner ieiner Hadbarn, Elm Shanfs
tuirtb. Der ifJon als FOLDER elm llebers
treter unb 8erdhter BON 8eieb uub
Srbnuns lit, mad Der GufiaTuns Der
bortisen @eiese, meinte, 10 Iflimm
lei eS bod fpobl niht. Or lei be-
reit, $50 gu tpetten, bab er imitanbe
lei, Den ndohiten Gag iid 10 su perz
balten. bab er ii9 nitt itraffdnis
made.
Die @ette tpurbe dnsenommeu.
Ser .Saloonfeeper", Sfon als FOLDER
elm i6ldiier &unbe. bddbte: ,Tie
2ette tperoe ib Ihon setpinnenl" unb
blieb ant nGd)iten Worsen in ben
Sebern lieeen in Der Ibiiht. an pem
2dgc ~iberbaupt nidt auisuiteben.
unb in Der lleber5eugung. iid in,
Bette ~iiberbdupt feiner @eiesesiibers
treting iduIois MAIDEN gu fonnen.
SIN benz besliidenoen YetpuBtiein,
cine i'm .Senoen Der Bar" poblerfabs
REM unb auf bic llnierbalhlns Der
@dite iif bortreffli6 perltebenoe Wuz
itereattin gu beiiben. ifliei er. nad,s
benz ibm Die f%iiriorelide Satin cineu
trGftieen Magens ooer Worsenbitter
gebradt bate, auberiihtIih Dem &C.
tuinnen Der 8ette entgeseniebenb.
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