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The Calumet news., 1912-02-24

mother and highly recommend your med
icine TO all my friends. Mrs. A. b.
MARTINEZ, l2l S. Laredo St., San An
tonic, Texas.
Brooklyn, NY. 81 was ailing all the
time and did not know what the matter
was. wanted baby but my health
would not permit il. Twas nervous, my
side ached and | was all run down.
heard that Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound was good and took the medi-
cine. have now a beautiful baby and
your Compound has helped me in every
way. Mrs. J. J. STEWART, 299 Hum
boldt St, Brooklyn, NY.
n you want special advice write TO
lydia +. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confl-
1entian Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
woman and held In strict confidence.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-24
PRIZES ARE AWARDED.

Private Al Anderson, Sergeant Johf
EanRas and Corporal Henry Sorellf
were the winners of the first, seconf
and third prizes IN the general efhcien'
cy contest Of the Hopghton Light In.
fantry which was decided Thursdal
evening The contest was conducted
according 10 the honorary system, sim
llar a. - old fashioned spell down
when any soldier made a mistake h,
dropped out OF the line without IN,
slightest hesitation. Il nnally mar
rowed down TO Corporal Ross Loisi
and Private LORENZO Croze, besides tn,
three winners and the honors wcrc
then decided by popular vote.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-24
LEGAL QUESTIONS UP.

Attorney Joseph Hambitzed of Por-
tage township. has been asked 20 look
mp the law on the question of bonding
a township for road improvements The
board is anAiors To raise money with
which to build a new road To otter
Lake. but il appears there are legal
questions involved which must be con-
sidercd.
The question of the proper steps TO
Gust saloon keeper who has been
granted an illegal license through a
Misunderstanding of the board is also
being considered.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-24
SECOND PRELIMINARY.

The Houghton high schools repre-
sentatives i'm defamation met In a
second preliminary contest yesterday
afternoon. Those who survived the
elimination process are: David Ruelle,
The Constitution--the Safeguard of
Liberty; Dorothy Berieron. The Uni
versity OF True Patriotism" and Irene
De Marse, The Plain People" In the
cratorical preliminary. Horace Cross,
speaking on the Labor Movement" "
and Ethel Beatty on The Individual
and the Democracy" were successful
The judges were Miss Anna NJ. Nye,
DR.. w. II. Bettens and L. ~ Legris.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-24
The BLESSING
OF MOTHERHOOD
Healthy Mothers and Chill
dren Make Happy Homes

Motherhood is woman's highest sphere
in life. 1t is the fruition of her dearest
hopes and greatest desires; yet thou
sands of noble women through some de-
rangement have been denied this blessing.
In many homes once childless there are
now children because Of the fact that
Lydia T.. Pinkham Vegetable Compound
makeswomen normal, healthy andstrong.
San Antonio, Texas. ITO all women
Who desire to have children In their
The Calumet news., 1912-02-24
Perfectly Safe.

A tourist in remote part OF Ireland.
having stayed the night at a wayslde
inn not usually frequented by visitors,
Informed the landlord IN the morning
that his boots. which bad been placed
outside his room door TO be cleaned,
had not been touched
"Ah. sure" said the landlord, land
you moight put your watch and chain
outside your room door in this house
and they wouldn't be toucned."-L
don Mail
The Calumet news., 1912-02-24
The Thrifty French.

Every little while the French farm
er or peasant sends few francs as
savings to his banker in Paris or some
other city. The banker holds the fund
till there is enough to buy bond or
some other security. when It Is ship
ped to the farmer or peasant and goes
into the family collection. The French
savings bank is the stocking. and 1t is
stuffed with securities from all over
the world.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-24

homes and 10 be well
and happy l recon-
mend Lydia E. Pink
hams Veget "a b lie
Compound. / suf-
fered from a dis
placement and other
f e m ale weakness.
Lydia +. Pinkham's s
Vegetable Compound
was the only remedy
that ever helped me,
md po1I or, a bopoxy
The Calumet news., 1912-02-24

especially 10 those who beard her won-
dcrful concert last yoaH Her voice
has lost aonc of its sweetness ANA she
has added Ia her triumphs since her
visit here by concerts at Munich ana
Iiayreuth. The great singer has been
enjoying a long rest since her visit
abroad and is about to start on Ions
concert tour.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-24
AHnities

THAT gossipy Mrs Gaddy has such
q mean. sneaking little dog for pet"
81 suppose she took him out OF sym
pathy."
How do you meanT'
why. isn't the dog backbitor
~ Baltimore American.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-24
| ern vein c
MAYFLOWER

Apparently tho two veins No. 16 hole az MAY.
lowcr have come together in No II 1t was at
depth of 94S feet that Mayower mineralzed bee
through the formation and then rine more than
11OO feet deep This indicates vein over $50 feet in
width xsf=riiE- rz
The vein quite naturally is entirely mlneraIized
Stretches from six to ten feet showing excellent
copper values Occasionally of trap would be en-
counterod only to be followed by vein matter again with
vein showing the width this one does in No II hole
Maylower surely has promising before It,
Supt Goodae has carried very interesting work
in conjunction with drilling at hole He has had
The sludge saved each time the drill lifted and as
sayed this sudge. These assays all the way from
65 to s5i cent indicating decidedly favorable mineral
izaton
AS yet tho st Marys Land company has not indicated
lust how 1t VIII vote the $4,000 holds Of Maynow-
er stock The assessment block not vet been
paid IL is reported that while there several changes
radc In the directorate of Maynower at the forthcoming
annual meeting. President Fay will sti be permitted to
be In full charge Of operations commend
able when is remembered that would only be
an appreciation OF his this prop
erty
Old Colony viii probably resume drilling in No
Is hole next Monday. II necessary consderab Bile
ccmntng In this hole the shattered formation
throash which the drill passed.
oscEoLA
During the 1911 bsccoa succeeded in further reduc
The Calumet news., 1912-02-24
NEW ARMY WORKERS.

Capt. Knutson and wife 0f Grand
Forks, n. D., arrived in IIoughton to-
day TO take charge OF the Houghton
corps OF the salvation Army. succeed
ing Capt Louis simpson. who leaves
on Monday for Wausau. Wis. where
he expects To locate.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-24

Mrs. Kaller-cooks are such ignorant
things nowadays. Mrs. Justwed-
Aren't they? They can't do the sim
plest things. ! asked mine to make
some swectbreads the other day and
she said she Washington
Star.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-24
GREAT DIVA is COMING.

Madame Schumann- Feink Booked TO-
Houghton on June 3.
Madame Schumann-l -lieink, the grea
ontralto has been booked FOR a sccont
lppcaranco i'm the copper country 10y
Manager a. X. Cox. on June 8. Hci
oncert viii be given AT the Amphi-
lromc which has been proved to pos
'ess very excellent acoustic properties
The additional seating capacity vii
make possible a much larger audienc,
FOR the famous singer
Madame Schumann Heink needs nc
Introduction 10 y Houghton audience
The Calumet news., 1912-02-24

Opposition indames the enthusiast
never converts him. Schiller.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-24

News Want Ads bring results.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-24
NEW YORK, FEB. 20.

The security continues along its anguid and in
different way. with a while diversion in
easonaI direction which fails to accomplish than
AFFORD a moments for discussion.
Perhaps the most interesting the may be
the practically accepted entry of the late president
ranks Of candidates and platform about as
radical the advanced viewpoint
could construct appear therefore that
least promised interesting political period this
mer and other directions trade continue
OF varied character the main show improve
while the continued piling
up idle which perhaps is indicative
the situation than anything else
The railroad reports January will begin
along and most unfavorable comparisons
year while of during the past
the operating expenses again seriously
heavy
Activity continues in the business yet pig iron
the basic sign hardly suggestive of a very
sound position.
Marketwise the situation while intensely dun contains
continue feel enthusiastic on the copper
shares and believe the world position the will
continued prices copper securities.
owing the condition of the
have failed TO reflect their really improved condition
The market situation whole is travelling along the
lines of absorption of everything in the situation bearsh in
character and change affirmation
this process highly suggestive expanding and
higher security values although this necessarily
patience the part holder stocks
unfortunately rather of observation among the
and file of spectators.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-24
SUPERIOR & BOSTON

The home Office of Superior Boston is in receipt of
information from President Rice who is now at the
property, indicating that important developments are not
far distant The west drift the been
following slip for fifty has south to in
tercept the Great Eastern VEIN 1t is thought in an
other twenty feet it win sunk from the
tenth level, and good is looked for.
All ore in the upper levels found the footwall
side OF the vein. which level is 23 feet wide
shown in diamond drilling The to the north
should cut the Old Dominion vein in about fifty
other has been explore the Great East
the shaft
The Calumet news., 1912-02-24
. j. Miller of Miller & Co.
BOSTON, MASS, FEB. %.

Indications for the February Producers statement
that will show further running somewhere be-
tween IS and 2OOOOOOO pounds
The temporary halting the metal market has called
attention the producers all the country
Lave increased production and this ought to
what in the figures for the month Of March.
The two circumstances taken together caused
to anticipate relapse into the old of
IN vew is More copper being produced
for the that needed channels and
f it is forthcoming there is only possible
and that is extravagan price for the What
the trade needs is couple of years tc
right at all would be able make money
One OF the long deferred and most benefcency hopes
entertained by those having the good cop.
per industry heart has been foster affairs
that would stop the sharp fluctuations of price
been tho bane Of both and producer
too both ways Thus increased production
mines coming in producers will merely a
tary seadyng effect for il obvious that situation
can i'll afford reductions of the surplus
ing February figures.
Is the danger mark as it is Buying is
again starting and fifteen copper win
fruits of the present swing The friends in
dustry hope that the price viii rise that figure.
There is to diate the strength of the cop-
per situation for its soundness and reality is obvious
The Calumet news., 1912-02-24
ST. LOUIS


II is interesting to note that St Louis is not develop
ing tho same vein series that commanding at May
flower.
The annual St Louis issued indicates that
operations TO date sensational
The indicates that complete cross-secon of the
formation made by diamond drilling, and while severai
of the showed the amygdaoid carrying COM
mercia still there obtained which
indicated values whatever. This amygdaloid lies west
of what is known the st. Louis conglomerate, whie
May flower is operating the series of the ST. LOUIS
congomeratc
The St Louis shaft has carried down below the rs'
level to depth until recently did drifting
show consistent copper values
In order to obtain complete ownership the property
the Calumet Heca Mining company has made OFFER TO
the minority shareholders agreeing pay SIS share TOT
such stock is Calumet Hecla company
on or before April 18th. Calumet Hecla owns 3bOOo
shares out Of total issue of 10000 shares.
CALUMET G. ARIZONA
Calumet & Arizona directors this week and an
nounced the regular quarterly dividend 81 share pay
able March e5th stockholders ist AZ
Continued Page Three,
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gIntiser S.bidluf OeS Streits in
SeutidlanS.
2rnson. 20. pl1r;.

&cn0pu. 90 Mars.
Is III DWlJ ~ auanJ uorJln.
0en. oaB oaa pon ser 5icJIcruug uor-
geldlIa8ene SeieG. oas ourb Ytitill-
munB uon QiInlmall ohuen Der SOB.
leAarbeter oaju bettraBen loil, 0em
Strclte tin eH0t 81 uertlitl... .u
ElrldHente 9urdi0ru9Gu 'pr0.
>Su eInGn Ntnlterrot1, Der lilr
moraen anltiaIt uur1e wro ole
SItaation einIcleno erortert gusr.
ben Die Anblugtr Ser 6eJleruugs-
partei Je9eu iih lnnner nod ser
3oiituaa bin OaB ljh Der @ioer-
ltdu0, Der 0cm 8sieBe pon llleuS Il.
ten entJcJcnlebrldt piro iih par.
rSngerH miro. iutun cs 81 ser cilcnt-
lihtn idd)litcH 2ebatte tommcn
iUrO. llto Is unt,rlie8t teinan3,rci.
lt, 1aB Die &oblcuGrbcitcr 0ea gdn.
sen &mb0es uur an I0ie GNleleulait
narten 0ie 9rbcjt mlc0tr auinthTen
81 follnen @u Glorne. Ser be
rlnNte tSltQrer Der HrOeitlr, 0uSer't
iid. OAR ijd) oie Better Ser W:Aen
81 elmer Geridnroluu9 aegen 0ic4r-
better 3uiamntclGleidloien bacon.
ult0 01B lie IS III eriter VlHie 0lrauf
ab1ei1len habcn Ole &aiicu Der tth-
semen Arbcitcrlmiouen ocrcH6dn92
t0Ilid flsiuer mcr0en. aau3 lcer }u
iehen. Gr lp:es 0araui hlt 0aB e
Sabre ucAmcn MIRO. lie pic0er I'll
fiiacn Mio NaB paAreno 0icicr Belt
oia Srubtuarbcit1r hli.os un0 0cn
@ciitcrn scr Cjru1en u0 ihron slr
beltlebarH mi 5naoe mo llaJHa0e
ou5Qeliciert icjn lperoen
s. lit mchr nls mahridciuIid oaB
0ic 9cbattc ilbcr oaa BON Der Rcllc.
runq enQcbrdtlte C5cieb lidl his IN
Die ndfits Modc ous0ehncu miro,
un0 onB Bic 2lrbeit faum lpohl auf.
penonlmcn mer0cu mir0 bcuor oa9
@cicB uidt pom NQrlanfute p0'liert
un0 in araft actrcten ien mlr0.
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SuiurIcu i'm &nt.
glNu g)orf. 20. D}lr3.


Hah0em 6tuu &lludle Gdrlon
aus San SrdnClsto 5ri lnrer 9In'
tlnit bier ans europa bttm Sdunu5.
gcln uon \Sumelen I'M 6clra8e ppn
nlcbreren iuuicuo Collars ertappt
mur0e. erbdnlte lie llb belte lrltl
III 6enlter lbres Noiesa.
Gin Spn}rrldn5er lub cen &or'
PEI einer Srlu ans cinem Stuter
oes S. Stodlperfcs 0e9 8oiels Nroj.
tell b0nlen uuO btnadridlugte oen
NotcIbeauteu. Gie Siir ou 0em
3immer neltes 6rau Cartons ir'r
puroe crbrod1cn mo oie Etidc her.
einaehobCn. Der Norpcr ,uar nod
maru mo Ser (oo tonnte farm
cine Stuu0e Uor Der GutOcdlnl cine
aetrcttr icin 3uel 9Iotijen ron oc'
ncn oie cine All ihreu 9lmualt soar.
rilon Caboru geridlt1t luar )purOcn
porlclluiOcu dbcr Ser %Hldl, unrOe
nldlt bef0ult lcmaht
Trau vJr'ou mar dni 0em 2lopo.
Qunpier o@eorQc &aihington" bier
nnlcfommcn un0 purOc pcrha'tct
o1 Tie auleblif ,<lnplcH I'M @tirllC
oon $4,000 tells Qcidnnullelt tci!5
unter0eflaricrt hntte @ei Dem critcn
Ncrb0r brad iie uollitdn0i1 uu'0nr
men unO cHdhlte uon all zen ,>ll.
ucIen oie lie. III ihrtm Nut nm m
'onltilen Stcllru uerborlCn ciulc'
id'mulQeli hattie Sie muyat 0aun
iiir Elm NJ 'trrc9 @crbor ON Sreltol
infer $1,000 2'iirqidnit rrfloii'u
unO bcaa6 lid in sic obcrc Std0t.
mo 10 iid1 i'm NoteI ais Nrou Gonir
Carton ans Noris ciutrul. Sie lit
etpa 30 Sabre alt. Fam hon cincr
HGiIe nm oie 9&rlt uno hotfe Heul
Turbor in SH0ipu beiaepoint.
9ru1cn'dniulih hatte Ic Sc gan'c
9}ndt aui1cie'''n un0 Sic Tat '"'i.
iden ; uno 6 ll5r iriib ans 1,iHart.
Son Irancisco. % M3dr,.
5rau NlanHc Garion lit tinc ser
betanuicita hlclil1H @,ieaita'ia.
0dn1en sic Dem 1ur5ar m Snolcn
beilcuobHt hattie mo pon 0ort tiuilc
EerIen mitlradte
9}au gorf q. O'ar3.
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VI. pilpbCrrp 9l9 @tit 23 Sirabc,
%o@ gIHleica. lerid'i1,
Sie Dat por jhran (o0o ocn Son.
beantcn QcGeH,tter cJn bodies Sc
ltan0ni5 dhlcitlt.
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Mtcr laiicn Wr 0tu ljdter uuo
NaAer itWt 81 >Soril tomntn
IA matcn Die Seuic EN- e,eitrtl
iibcr enc SADIE. oje nht 0Cs ~.
hens pert III. beluun Sch Natus.
b "a. lh bGbc Gas l5cOitt ptrluBt
nle Id fl ,i,ghre al. mar oaS itto
lest idou - Sabre Der Sd
id'rieb's. I'M peluen SuuN 5u
'hilten Al9 bette (ler oas lh le.
mails lehabt hopc. Die SanOcnS IN
Goperton difanierten Sen &lno I'M.
mcr ptnn ldl in oie Sdulc alma, bis
mir Die Snd)c iu oumm murOe On
puar bon linen ueuujcllte id orient.
lid. nbcr c9 mtete nldl1S So lrua
ld mtinen &clrer. ob Ed bclu nod
item 9tiudlatuQ nal Elm Se0idi Dor.
trdit Oiirfte. uno als cr "a la1!e,
naNm id) mclne Shrclbidlel. iiettc
Sic San1pe in Der aiihc un0 Die
Stalllltcrne an. mic aIleS idon
idlaieu lclouJen lr0r. un0 ocr.onte
oas Be0idt Sd mar orSCniIitl mi.
icno. ME lh Oarit ierti1 mar Inn
ul9 ldl cs Damn pnrtrua. "a haben IT.
nlc appIaioicrt im0 MIDI mo Den
Sbuuo hodAtbcn laiieu SdheBIld'
mubte id e9 nodmnls uortraaen
Wem 9chrtr melnie eS llCBr lid alt'
'inacn. un0 "a bat cr iclbcr Ole Q'n
i oam Qcmaht. un0 mic lie alle
u. ;lcbriiIlt baben olln0 penn le
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ga. oo2 imN 'ebt iton 15 >amc her,"
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2dlppcn NO ieiu trcltr Naulticl
itdu9. fndllic NIT Ser N'ritite ma
fthr nito1r iea2n hcnildcn Ecna
ten Iu
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i, Tdltcr unO &auer" nug 0oOiicr.
lnn0l

Gn0idl III cr le'lm1n. Der iltcr
Padlt beruDm Qeugr1eu1 l'er'allcr
6cs ..Nm0r @c0idi ocs Nampl.
mo 5dladt1cunles Ser ltreitbaren
Ipumtrate rou u}a'elrt }cb 0ar.
RS atBt Der Wauu 6cr 2IngrIfa5
Grtl,nd Iidltcr mo laucr it,
att I}eaen non 0'unGe ,5no.,
mohut er mo MT gWem UlauIciel
Inn @eitHrr fam n tr1ih oori9n.
up ar GluIG0ml gwes 0crlreier5
non .}etatAeu }u efla1jen lple cr
6aW faaL 0a5 &,e0 3u ucr'c''eu, Cl9
oeiien llr6gber mar bHu1le idon Den
0srrn ,ioblnn 4'ot'laal BON 8oc.
tls ans Der eaufoilen 'reien
ltd ai10t am Vlam Dou luqgen
ns Jtameu5 Traf'Hrter Corr 3ot
Irpl ueru1iai Mt,
9cfanutiit lat oer lr'te @er3
ia f.afliden Qea;iaW io.3i;
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S,0geu 6.e Vm Nuo bertuL
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ylaf ser oori, Iroba MIRO
,yeoer 5aa ru 3eb oarrl5
ot,,'- Ilgrt -,f.,.tt-r tsr ~ bo Jtsr.
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Grpluion iniOlge WiucnIcsuu9.

scranton, Id 20 Mars.
,Sn Ounmore, in Der ltdhe oleier
StdOt, murOen beute iriib ourd cine
@aaerploiion ncun lSerionen getotet
Iuno ppei idGuer uerleBt. ,3luei 6a.
mlien, beitCheno ans ypei 6rallen
unO Neben ainoern, muroeu tells
Our6 Die Grploiion III Stiidc gerI'.
fen. tells ourh oGs Ead)loIJenOe
6euer, meIhes oral @duier icritorte,
oerbrnnnt
Die (otcu iiro: iSrou Sotn Ga-
bella uno ibre litni aln0cr in AIter
bon 8 bis 20 ISobren. unO ,Srall
%ito SuHmd, cine Gofter Der ,Srnl
Gaucna, NIT ihrcn bciocl @inocru
i'm 9llter pon 4 un0 7 Sabren.
Wfurp Sumno9 2eihe purOc cine
halbe Stun0e mad Ser GrpIoijon III
Sen 31ueigan eine5 @olmee. 80 ,Su5
pon Dem Neroe Ser Grp.olion ent.
iernt, 9eiunOcn.
W}ebr ais 20 @ohnunacn in Ser
Ndbe Ser llnIalIaitelle purOen ger
It0rt lu0 Sharen pou YPcniden aus
ihren @ettcu 9cuorieu uu0 perlcet.
Ntan 9Iunbt, onB V1ncule9ltn8ct
Sic Sdrul0 an ocm llnQljifc traJtn,
0enn crit por DenIJen laBcn mar EN-
Seller al Scr 9eaen!lbtrlic5cnoen
Seite ser StraBe cinaeltiir}t un0
mehrere 9,rpltcr lItBten All %eitern.
mcId)e Sralen berhcitrugcn, ms
6reie gcifaiit werocn.
sort Smith. Mrf.. 20. Mars.
Gin (elephoubcriht mcl0et, oab
cine Nline Ser San @oia Goal Som.
PAM in WcGurtojn Sfla. 0urd] cine
iurhtbarc t3a51rpIoion icrltort nor
sen lit un0 ictt in 1Slanmen iteht.
IS miro an1cuomncn 0dB 50 &er.
iuncn bel ser aataitrnphe INNS Sebei
qetonlmcn limo
1Sort Smitb. Arf.. 20 2ldri.
O2ine Ro. , ser Gan Noi9 Seal
90. in McGurtou Gfla. mur0t
0urh cine Itrcflidle @aacrploiion
meldle in Dem neunten Sdadt ltltt.
ian0. seritort. uro 6euer uno Qdnpf
ba6en bis icN aac RettunRsarbeiten
iaii ltnmoalih -cmad1i Sine Seidp
lit ans (a1ealidlt beinr0ert moroen,
lit abcr 10 ihrcdid pNcrIdtet. oaB
criahrcnc 9erllcute MIR GerIuae
NoiinunQ bclcn, oai irlcn0 eincr
Ser s. einleidIoiienen Nrbciicr le.
ben0 Qebor1cn mer0eu fam.
N}c9Iliitcr Ctla. %. MARS.
@crgbauiuipcftor @urgeB Qing nit
eincm 9iettuugsapparot nah DC.
Curtain a6 2Iubcr Der Qcm1rflln1.
oaB idneIIea Nonumen no;lUcn0iq lei
nuroc il5er oic 9lu2oebraug 0es lin.
Q.iids nidlts geiagt.
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Gbrnna JefieriOuS seplaut.
gS,1hiuatou, t9. p3Gr3.


fOie 0enolratlld)e Wclcbcsoord5e,
pcldc bic Gmiilbruug elnc Eintom.
mtutcuer porld}lul luluoe heuie 0bne
iDctiere 3ltiuBe bonn 9lbgeoroneten-
buule panieri. Nlele rcpublltdnildle
NoItor0uelc ltIWmten 5uCSunlten oeS
@eepc9. lcm 0iUete 5uolge iollen
ouc Yilrler uu0Aotporatloncu oeren
Gmfummcn 0ie Smumc pom $4,000
ilberltellt. cln%roicnt lbrea i0hrllfNl
&eunOtr0lclates an Die NunOe9regle'
um9 ublebcu. Td9 Weicv muroe pom
cuer nialorit1t bon $50 Siinlmcn
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inn Die Oenlotroififcn Senaio.
rem mcrNcn 0de @eict nlteritiiGcn.
uuo Der 6ilhrcr Der 1cmofraten
W'ortin aob ieiner Sooiinuna 9Iil5.
orut Dab Ole oenofrdttideu Sena-
loren un0 Oie fortidrittIIdWu Neml.
blItancr Qcmelnlamc Sud)c MAIDEN
mo alf ser YuIiNrltna 0cS
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nrlpriIn8ljb aui $20.000.000 bis
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oieie Srnme meitous ii6critrcitcn.
mo nidlt mr. 0jc Nlm0cscinna6men
crieeen Sic ourd 0ie 5tcurrircihcit
ocs BUFFERS Cur'aacn miroeu. ION.
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ncucn Renion5leietcs. ociicn @lnuah.
ne nar cine 1oac scr Bet at. Sic
Nualabcn Ser Nnuoe8cinfinite ~
tra1en hclicn
Ntueor0uetcr lln6cnuoo0. Ser
%cdbenoc fcs aonites fiir Rinel
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Gaa Gbina.@cidluaOcr.

Io5 WarneocgartcuWrt hai 9eli2
enc Su9er era ZEN. 0er}U'o.Je 0.e
5ue;c uuo Dritte IlcUGn DER a'illl.
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rails giurooi. oes 9e1elurlrt8ct
Gac's Der i5lotte. Guseric9cJ II. Aer
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Ggidtuaoer ais NaIeradi ! Aiei'sn
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&nnacr9nUt.

Der Carl pon NarrolpbD. Ser Il.
eben cine Rc'c onrd1 Die lopftr.
ortrifte in Starioroilire Qemadlt bat.
eriudlt UNI &llie mo ial;. odB N
ienem Iiiirltt Die 9tot unn allen STREET
fen Der 9epoferlnq NgiG erlrlr'an
bat. Gauien0e pan 0iR0crn IN 0en
&aupt}cntrcn oes 1iitrtttos wcraeu
ourdl northumberland ernaari
Sa 0ieier toclenO alleu lino 10000
Gohicnarbcltcr am 5tret mo Der
anlabtcu 0aourt Die 9nsipurunI
uon GO.00O (op'crn }u rcld.gn ljt
nod tauicuoe uon all ne.n1a elr
beltern aeielcu.
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81 , Wiiaioucn nrbcitsluS.

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fer beidlait1unQ9los iiuO. luddlt gu
elmer btdnlirilcu0tu 9lua0ehnunJ.
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beiitcr uno ser 9lrbeiter nit &o.I.
tifern ilber oen lilnumaIIoln braten
Iei0cn an uielcu %,dteu 6raucH. An.
ser un0 0le 2lr1c,tcr ietblt ole ld1reds
lidite liot ut0 lmulterbrohtu orn-
Qen NilleruIe ndt Son0pn 0aa o1n
oen QroBcH Sll0ten am ncuil'tca ST
lei0en itclnt