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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
Albert Hall Meeting Brings
$4,000 to the War Chest
of the MiItantS.
JEWELRY TO SWELL FUND
Zelie Emerson Critically III, Her
Digestion and Probably Her
Voice Being Perma-
nently Impaired.

London. April 11.-There was ire
mendous enthusiasm in the Albert Hal
last night when the Womcn's Soc.a
and Political Union held its great dem
onstra ton 10 call for funds, and i'm u
command 20 beat all records came a
shower Of watches and bracelets. Ong
woman even cast her wedding riIg
on the heap of glittcring jewclry.
There were individual gifts of S6.,ap
5000 and 81. 800. Mrs. Belmont. q
New York, contributed 500. Princess
Duleep Singh 500 and there wcr,
numerous anonymous gifts OF SJNl
each. The grand total. including SIS
900 collected during the su0fragcttcs'
self-denial week. reached $4,000. com
pared with 10000 al the meeting last
year.
One fake" subscription lin winch.
however the coin itself was genuine
purported 10 be signed by the Chanel
lor OF the Exchequer. The note ran as
follows:
n have great pleasure IN presenting
to you my first dividend from my Mar
conf wireless shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-11
MENACE GROWS
Hope of AvertIng General Strike
ON Monday Becomes Small.
LABOR FUND is 100000
Middle Glasses, Badly Scared,
Rush TO Obtain Provisions
Leaders Confident.

Brussels April lo-An the hopes that
the general strike Tor manhood suffrage
would be avcrted have vanished one by
ono. and 10 now seems certain that the
most sweeping attempt yet made n the
world's history to apply the methods OF
organized lator for purely political ends
VIII begin Mouday The leaders iu the
movement display the utmost confidence.
The strike fund now amounts To- approx
mateiy 10000 aud fresh contributions
from home ard abroad are pouring lu
hourly. The Belgian cigar workers OF
Boston Olneyynle and Manchester L. ).
A. have sent 300
The bulk ~ the conservative middle
lass population. who up 20 the present
because 81 the assurances OF the govern
was blum and q DOGGY. regarded IL with
unconccru. are now beginning to be badly
scared and their fears are increased by
foreboding OF disorders and brigandage.
with which 70 certain section OF the press
f. nlled Many storekeepers, as conse-
0gcu,c hay. announced that they would
close their establishments and place their
valuables .n security. The rush 10 OBJ
tain stocks OF provisions is increasing.
The Socialists. however laugh az these
tcrrors They profess To believe that th,
measures they have taken are fully AIDE
quate 10 prevent serious trouble They
urge prohibition of the sale OF liquors
and the closing Of saloons. and have
themselves forbidden parades and meet
ilgs OF their adherents.
The Socialist strike leaders in the vsr,-
ous localities have offered 10 the authori-
ties the services OF special COnstabies
drawn from their own ranks 10 aid ~
preserving order They affirm that any
outbreak Of violence Will delay the cause
of manhood suffrage for half a genera
ton.
There nas been considerable exodus
or workingmen and their families. with
their goods and chattcls across the
French frontier.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-10

mense industry is shipped to all parts of the globe and by reason of peculiar climatic and soil con- ditions obtained in Pike county the crop never fails to make re- gardless of failures elsewhere over the country, and in years when peaches are big crops else where, Pike county D eac h e S bring top prices for quality while other sections find it improbable to pick.
 The last crop from this oachard paid dividend of over 94 per cent to the stock holders and a sum which was equal to 10 per cent on a valuation of S1250 per acre, and total crop value of over one half the profits of the great Comstock mines of Nevada, for the same period of time.
 Nine years ago the land where this great orchard is was cut over land and was sold for S750 per acre. The wizard of this metamorphosis is Bert Johnson, who developed the wonderful possibilities Of this section from it's infancy Daily Texarl1anian.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-10
BIG PEACH ORCHARD
 IS IN ARKANSAS

The largest peach orchard in the world is located in Pike county, Arkansas, about five mi les west of Murfreesboro, the county seat of Pike county. Ac- cording to figures just made by Graham Durham of this city, who has just finished the survey and charting of the big proper ties which goes by the name of the Bert Johnson Highland Or chards. The trees required to set the combined Highland prop critics is over 500,000. This num- Der of trees would make twenty rows of trees around the globe if the trees were one nile apart. An average crop would set a peck of peaches every ten feet around the globe or cover one acre with full bushel baskets, fifty baskets deep, says the Pike County Cour, fer.
 Thr big orchard, which is light ed by electricity and employs an army of employees drought the year and a special army in pick. ing and canning season, has over 120 miles of streets most of which are equal to macadamized roads.
 The annual crop Of this i'm
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-10
A MODERN SOLOMON.

All the solomons are not dead.
 He was a magistrate who was used to dealing with negro boys.
 Two boys were brought up for stealing.
 Evidently one was guilty, but 1t was hard to tell which one.
 The magistrate placed them In separate cells, gave each one leather string of equal length.
 "Now, boys, the string in the hands of the thief will grow" he said.
 In two hours the boys were brought out
 One showed his string. It had not been touched.
 The other had cut two inches off his string.
 The judge said: q got you"
 And he had.-Baltimore News.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-10

Special to the News
 Little Rock, Mar. 10-2::- |o0p. m. - Amid the widest
 scenes yet accompanying this session of the Legisla- lure. and in several instances where fstic encounters were narrowly averted, the Sen ate this afternoon elected J. M. Futrell, of Green coun- |ty president pro tenn, over U. c. Ashley, of Izard. The supporters of Senator Futrell had to sustain an ap- |peal from the decision of Senator Calvert, acting president, before they could |get their resolution voted upon.
 Senator Jacobson, presid- ling during the appeal, de-
 clared the resolution had
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-10
GENERAL HINTS
 ON FARMING

In planting cotton be careful to get good seed. There are many good varieties, but the seed should be large, clean, uniform. and by all means it is important to know where they were grown. 1t would be much better to have but one variety, and If possible a whole neighborho cd would better by raising the same variety of cotton. By this method in the course of time better prices for cotton can be obtained on account Of the uniformity. If the farmers or any given community would contine themselves to one variety for few years and learn to grade and classify their own cotton they would soon learn that they would be able to sell their cotton at better price and perhaps be able to sell direct to the New England mills.
 In planting the cotton be care ful to make the rows far enough apart. The distance between rows and also the plants should be guaged by the character of the soil. There is no fixed rule of distance. The plants should be far enough apart so the limbs will not lap or touch when full grown. By knowing your soil you can very well determine this question. Few farmers give dis tance enough between plants, but those who do and cultivate them will make more cotton and b e able to handle it better at picking time. Cotton is d sun plant and needs lots of sunshine, warmth and air. Remember this.
 Be sure and plant enough corn. If you make more than you need you will find use for it. A so look after the hay crop, and do not neglect to put in plenty of po- tatoes. Provide sufficient past ure for the nogS and milch cows. It will pay well in the long run. If you will put your land down in pasture and put the hogs and cows on it, 1t will build up and be good land again.
 Bees are a good thing on the farm and every farmer should have a few colonies of them. A good colony of good bees will yield an average of 100 pounds of honey. Itis worth fifteen cents a pound on the table or in the local market. The bees are not much trouble to handle if you knon how, and you can learn how for the asking. The women and children can look after them and it is a good thing for the children to learn. In all nature there is nothing more interesting than the bee.
 Joh Il. Page,
 Commissioner of Agri>
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-10
Amid Widest Scenes and Near Fist Fights Senate Today Elected Futrell, Green County, President Pro Tenn over
 Ashley, of Izard County

lost, leaving the chair and refusing a roll call after the appeal had been sustained.
 Acting Governor Oldham, being forced to take the floor, demanded the major ity rule whether for or against him. Oldham de- clines to talk, but reports state that he has been ad- vised that he could hold the office and will attempt to do so.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-10
BALKAN PAS DE ouArRE.

The Three Bulgaria, Montene- gro, Seryia)-Out of step, Greece!
 Greece-Out of step, yourselves Punch.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-10
TALKS ON BANKING
 (FOURTH ARTICLE) Our Responsibility 10 You
~S-~NrN4<N><~N

We have previously explained the safeguards provided by banking laws by the banks capital surplus and stockholders liabil- ity.
 Bot this bank goes much farther than any law prescribesl in the handling of it's bus mess and in it's assumed responsibility to customers.
 For nstance,- is part of our business to be familiar with the signatures of every person writing checks upon this bank We keep each individuals signature on hLe for reference in case his check is pre- Sented by a stranger or irresponsible person unknown to us. All checks paid by us are carefully preserved and returned and our records on past transactions are available any time when required
 we make 1t point to see that every depositor and borrower is protected so far as lies m our power
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-10

Special to the News
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12
HcSaftsr Seer Strsmmc

Duffeoe op / Secorab / 2er0uQ$
pno 8ielmeLl reiie I'll @rnnO SORTS.
SarrIaabe Seien bcrom hopcbiaQclig
al Senipn til, at Eroiesior 2our.
2ar'c11 feirehc fin S0-uariQc Teoicl4.
bna / Serl6nQS. San oiINc pcriors
Zig brfn1c fin 9amIe &Trer i'm NuI
heit % @rotulotiou / N~nlcbuiuQ al
9daen. 9esilben uutte0e ban Gi0cn
I'll ct billie pnn aollelocr 90 &cumcr.
SIR. Strsmme refer ON Ell ire
llgergSib pou Ell mn &crocuaomIci
ling for 9fooct "9toruunOcn", iOct
han fra Can Truuci@co piu SouoIu-
1T bragcr til 8ina, boor han 81. a.
MI noerppre SSnbpicIicu al set me
Semirnrtum for Nd$iionrrcr. Ger
pnn ganr Reiien oiocrc til Suoicn %
IaIpitira FAINT @rrfcrIouO % an,
hrc europGtifc 2nn0c. San ocntcr
of bIt tilbagc ! Sc TorcHc0c Statcr
/ Sebrlt1r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12
GcScma iprcOtcs.
oOu bclc Scgcmct
gegpnbtc paa GinSernc meb & peiicr.
Der fleeDe ilemt % panIirebe Yin
ilgtet. Maattc iGtic Sptter paa
ham. Srugtc 6utitura SGhe %
Siutment. Gtsema iUrlDb bam.

GSrburn. Sbic-"5o min lille Gut bar 10 llaer
aamueI III ban uoNGt pua siuoerue. eczema be
epneie mco speiier. % be iputcs at lis iaa iIcmt, al
ban fraeieoe ia aniiatet % beoirtcbc al SPatcrie
iIpo. popriembelit Nubeu bcrsrieS al beuue Wdtr
rte bler otr apeiirr, tuotil bet iprebit 10 over belle
hans 9recmc. De piricoc 8aHitrius mcoeus bet To
rtpe. pan hapbe smteu Strost paa en- Grm %
bauS Sopeb hapoe Here. Ge opbrNc Sieber pad hans
sineer bar laa lture Tom en- SsIoopQar. San par iaa
nrplis. al pi ON Ratieu maatie irttc &ottcr paa ham
for al hiubre BAN I al iraois ia meb fine 5tuacrur8Ie.
gan fuube u~auiieIis ioVe. fOroi ROtrerne htHorchc
BAN | at 'raoie ZIG, % ban pr 8r1tteu uaarbnu
~pdasnebe pp. Suis ban bleo Ii0t for BARN ON Nat.
ten iputes bet at imcrte BAN mere.
"gi fprissts ru scbaueliua. men han blep lie
bebrc. 6au baooe bG0i @c5eua omtrent tire Tiger.
ha lea btgpuoic al bruae 9uitcura SGbe % Ointment.
,3ea bcoebe ham ON Giieucn meo Guticura 5pbr oe
bcimurfe bonn meb Gutteurn Ointment, % eczema
fprIps bant." (luocrttantt) 9}rS. 1ubu gSbttr,
1916 STARTS 1913.
9uticura Srbc oa Ointment uocttcr iad mcact ror
baarlig Subfarpe, rs0e % rue gambler liant tsrt.
ipnet % a~fuloeros Sadr. 90 iOter iaa Tibet. al bet
CT uGfeu en- 5prbrpOeiic iffe at BRUCE bru. SGlgcS
ppcrali. 8rspcr at boer ituocS irtt mep b Elders
8us ON Snbcn % SiaIpcn. gorcsier Yrcuiort III
'Cutlcura, Dept T, Boston,.
csv-9aruo, Der brueer Guftcura Srbc III Sarbcs
ring % Saarsuit, oil iiuot BIN bsbit for puOcu %
SiaLYeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12
~JnoiamltnSen til
Mlinoeoapen.

SiI at bore bebiPlpeIise / ar6ei'
oct meo SnoiamIineen til Den natio'
mole Winbegope til Hor9e bar oi an
lat fslaenbe Snoiamlere:
Imunb Hilon n, Davenport
g. Gaf.
SenrpSitre og 9. g. Sci.
ion II, Sepel, ga.
g. 90. 2tIlebaugeno % Hels
San 0 n, Benedict, e. Saf.
2ouiS 8. Teteron, Utica,
g. 9af.
anbers 81. Sren, Santa, Winn.
Sobannes 2abe, Sositon,
Winn.
6. g. SemIing, Ioo, Winn.
8. 90. Worten H. II. B,
Stanbope, Soma, for Sanlilton
Sopnibip.
CARS G. Sorbleoo, Hortb-
MOOD, Ga, for gpen og Smegn.
Sisie er pore HeprGientanter / Be
nppnte SiItrifter pg bempnoi9et til
at mootagc @iorag til Winoegaoen.
Suffering bill blioe 9ipet / apiierne.
90 nbe9abe-8 c n.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12
K~apipomnin9
oper Oreiuno.

Sra a%jsbenbaon telegraferes oen
7be Iug.:
Oct anbet Sorisg poa at ippmme
pper 2reiuno oil finbe Steo ben 17be
Iusuit. gn aapipsmnin9 er blet
~arran9cret al to Blade "Gagens Hp-
better" / Stocfbolm og '"Eolitifen" |
a~ipbenbapn. 10 8onfurrenter - 10
Spenifc og 5 Sunife - bar melot
Tia til Den 10 Nil LANCE Snemmctllr
Mellem 8arlSfrona / Sperige og
Sfoosborg / Sanmarf.
Ssfipr beIto9 fem GerIoner / II RIG
nenbe aapipsmning, men paa @rtnb
al Sen iterfe Strem / Sunbet naaebe
ingen al Dem irem. Spenifen q.
InbersIon maatte gipe op minore
enb en- Mil fra Waalet. Seltagerne
bar MI trnnet ipriat, % Oct antages
of noeIe al Dem M bill Hare Den
iopre Spaape. s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12
Krteen Iut.
Salfanitaterne nnSerifriper Srcocn
@nfarcit.

Tra Sllfareit, HumGniens Sooeo'
ltab, tclearaferes Ben 10oe IuguIt:
Srebstraftaien melem Salfanlta-
terne blep ulberifrepet her aloffen
10 Sormiboag. s Inleoning oenne
gegipenbeb blep Spen impffet meo
SIaa, airfeflofferne ringebe, en- aa.
nouialut blep aifpret, % ilere gfli.
iiffcrps ipileoe rationale Weelooier.
ct ~bsitioeIigt &c Seum / Oomfir.
fen operpares al Song Carol, Sron.
ming GIiiabetb (Sorfatterinoen Gar.
men SpIpo) % We0lenlmerue al
SrcSsfonferenccn. Song Garol DC.
forereoe ale aoniereneens IeoIem.
nler meo bsie Sroener, litlotagen De
buIearife, iom nesteoe at tase imoo
i,oaen. Sre~Sstraftaten beitemmer,
at Sen rlrmGnife Irnle ifal bare ube
al buIsarif Serritorium inoen 10
Gage, eiterat Trafiaten er unoerIfre.
pei. % De sraife % ierbiifc armeer
inben 3 0use. Den beitemmer CO.
iea, ct enbper Isiit ouer DC uye
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12
eprima 6roDe.
S@fter "Serdlo".)


gnbeI gpa er trPifet | Sm'
egnen, % Der melOes ct llobptte Of
ira 40 til benimob 90 gulDels pr.
Acre.
Mrs. 5. Berg al Winneapo-
lis % Tatteren Clio al Satton, u.
., beiseer Ssnnen OF grooeren,
Ir. Berg.
Wr. oa Dtrs. Immnoion al
Il. Fanl bar ppret pna geisg hos
Dirs. anrunoions Nooer, Mrs. y.
y. Senion.
Sbeooore Smoot, Z. 9reui1
og Srpgpe @epring reiite i~orleocn
I'll Gbepenne, q. 9af., for at arbet'
Dc Der | Ssbet al Ssiten.
WrS. Gorge grennen er Ell.
ter ct geisg hos Slpgtninge /
Sprins @roue penot tilbage til lit
Silent / Siaesboro, q. Gaf.
Winnie @inium al albert
Sea % Gbriitie 9erbabl al Siour
Salts, 9. Saf., bar ppret pao BE.
Jog hos Spcr Stterneis og Sami.
lie i glacf Sammer.
Wrs. Sobn Shansberg og 81
itercn, Miis amanOa Zone, tom
iorrige Sirsbag biem igien efter ct
lPngere 9eisg hos SlPetninge /
Srforopiae % Sanespille, 8is.
Temau @iIbertion % Siiitru
iomt Nrs. s. gaffum er eiter ct
lGngere 9eisg / Spring 8rope reiit
til y. 2afota, buor De bill tilbrin.
&c nogen Sio isr De uenoer tilbage
til Farflano, @nib.
o.. U. Sunoreomarf, boenoe
rGr Caledonia, bar iolst i'm Sarm
Der til Nicfolos Stolt6. Sarmen
bcitaar al 100 Acres, % Eriien er
maaife Den bsieite ellbnu betalt /
Souiton Gountp, nenllig $22,4O0,
eller $40 pr. slcre. Wtr. SunbreOs
mart pil bpirtet Iig / Caledonia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12

@r9nier ifd afgisres peO SoIogift
af geIgien, Soaano og Sdpei5.
guIgarien ftrpligter fla til at be.
apnbe at oenobiliiere fin grme pie.
bIiffeIig.
Ili, % Sc me 8rpnier or foit.
iat, fan man lei faa Ell Soeriigt oper,
bporoan @alfanitaterne bar BELT oct
fra Sprfiet erobrebe Butte. 8refen.
Lamb faar gro0errarten, ibet BET bar
faaet $1,000 &paNratmil mt Serris
toriunl meb en- 9efolfning pan ont
firing en- Miaion, iorl1oen flere Ger
/ sGaprbaoet. Ser6ien bar uopioet
lit 9anoomroabe mGo 1920 apas
bratmil n1eo en- @eiolfning poa
100000, mebens @uIgarien faar
1890 apaoratntil 2ono meo 500.
600 SnObpggere. Meu ioa maa 9ul'
qorien ofitaa til Humplien 1920
apa0ratnil 2anb meo 100000 Snos
bpaoere. Wontenegro Taar 1920
auabratmil MT Serritorium meO
100000 Snobpg9ere.
guIgorier bill befetter omrfotte oct
iterite Serritoriltm al alle Salfan'tas
fer, ioet set blir Ell l(betDoeligbeo
Iterrc eno HllmGnietL men oct bar
balpanbn OtiQion iprre Srobpgeere.
Wontenegro fan glGee iig oper Den
ior6uIoSpis iterIte llopioelie, ibet oct
lille SielOrige bar faaet baaoe lit
@reuI % i'm SolfenlGngoe forooblct.
Wen enoru itaar Ser ct brogct
Troblem igien at leic, for altin9 er.
enbcIig oronet poa gaIfanbalpeen.
SO bet er egentlig BET iamme, man
begpnbte meb: &paO ifaI Der gleres
meb Sprfcrne, iom after bar ppltet
fine SprmaSicr peIts og noroooer,
iaa lanat Be bar fer - % bel loa
set? Stormagterne bar meooelt
@ulgarien, at Oct III life bebsoer
mere at befpmre fig meb Sprfernc.
Ge ifal ielp toge fig al Dem. 90 Ion
bar oe beot Snrferue paffe fig til
boae til bogenfor gnas-Otioia-2in.
len siebIiffelig. Men Sprferne
Iparer meget mopi9enoe pao Wsags
ternes Softer og til andre fort9aer De
rent ms, at De albrig bill rsmme
s(oriatopeI en- Gang til. Men for
Sprferne otter err breppt tilbage til
biniioes Gnos -Nibia.2tnien, faor
iom 10 peientlig beitaar / Sbraften,
iom 10 pGientlig beitaar / Sraftaten,
oct Serritoril1m iom Sprferne MI
otter boIber beiat.
s,ruser ge en- epmatiue2 "Susoennen-
er fad Dob fon nogen aaoen Spr1afine til ben
A~HE.IIx mxtA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12
Svloer 80 2lar.

Brofc&ior DIR. 2our. 2oricn inlos
tc iaoar, Den 10Oc qugnit, so gor.
) NlIcOniug al GoRcn bar ban
@icnitono for toIrigc @~ratulotio.
ner, iott bans pafrc Sicu oppe ueo
Gollcaet belle GitcrmiONagcn par
%olfart@ltcoct ior Storer al mo og
uoclbp3 &clicr % 9cunOrcrc, lom
inofanot iig ior at ~lpfenitc bant.
DR.. % Mra. 2urien bopOe ogiaG
Den @lrOc paa SO-NarSoogen at
bouc Here al inc @pru ON iig. 30.
ItOr Nicolai 2nricn % @uitru fom
BERTH itoite GnaOug ior at tilbrill
&c no9Ie Gage / oct iT0rene Silent
fer i'm Iireiic til aiuo, bpor IA
ltorcn lfal Dirfe iom Mi8iionGr.
Ndi% aaren &oricn ira Aormal.
ltoIeu / Sioug Sails bar ogiaa pGs
ret blcn1uIc / Ocn liOitc IiO, og Wtii3
Stgnc &oricu ira &ultDcr @oipital
i "a Gro2ic fom Ser0ag. IcauOcn
bar Gnfcu citcr SpmncrL Or. Scr
mon %aricn, tiIitcoe paa 6sOicI9Oo.
gen.
Sfiant E"rofc&ior 2uricns SAINT
lie tiINcl3 bar pUret o. ira M al
eIlOmcrc piI blipc boenoc Iangt
bortc ira BET gomIc @icm i 0ecoroh.
ioIer ban iig iom CT Iptfclig MunO,
Om0ipct iom ban CT al i'm t~roIoltc
% clitoGrOiBc &uitru % i'm bicmluc.
uUreUoc Cotcr, &ngeborg, tbi ban
bar i iicIocn NroO b0pt ocH @IUOe
at ic inc @oru tonme Jig rel frcm
i &croen % roatc lit NolO meO Gro.
itob % G99tj3beo. 0ottereu Ntii&
Nonuo %oricll, cr iou bcficnot nus
lat pc0 Gmcricou Sronoinopion So.
clctp ! g|cU 9ort % cr Ell al Ne.
oottorernc al Oena Organ "2lme.
ricou Scouolnopion Hepiem". Sum
er ct Game mcO itcrtr IitcrUrc Sns
tcrc@ier % bar oftc bcuIeOct Den
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12
U%linoeSapen.

"Secorab.YoIten" m~oOtager Si.
Drag til Winoegapen % fpittcrer /
9laOet for alt, iom ienoes ino.
Geb s. 8. gngeGtber, Ee.
tersburg, H. ., er iamlet: Sra fol.
genbe $40 buer: Crit 0offen, Sens
:. Guam, Slcf Silore, Ole Silorc.
Ole Huitebaffe So, Heier {. Seoalen
So. Sra iplgenoe So bper: @uttorm
s.. Sbbell, q. @. SnItao, altute
Socfen, anoers @ange1,, Shorpalo
Eaulion. Sra e. 6. Nelion % Ole
SoIcbpffen SOC hper. Sra ~fslgenoe
ST bpcr: IcIs anutipn, Sapio Rpis,
Crit q. Slettcn, Irnt Eaulion,
Imuno Rulanb. SboS. q. Smias
gum, @rauo Sorts, g. O., S., Sans
@auitoo, Gait 8rano Sorts, e. g.,
ST.
.@eo SSSlIinS s 0 I q II 5, Gbippes
pa Sails, @ts., er iamlet: Sra fsl'
aenoe So bper: Slllius SoplanS,
Rep. 8. 81. Spietb, G. Z. 9~selion, 6.
Sunoet. Martin Soaietb, >. Sierm'
Itao, SIuf Gnger, Inbrefp Sborpe,
anton SoIbers, Inorep Sanos,
Rep. q. Z. Sea, %gIerunoer @ilep,
Gbriition 3. Sea. g. eperion, ann'
tc % @unocr Selanb, Ole e.. Sber'
pcp, q. s. Gmerion, anorep gtellom,
s. ). @rpncIion, Sam. eggen. Ole
Rcmil 81. Sra Stanlep, @is., oeo
Olaf 6. Shorpe: Gen ifanoinapilfe
notwithstanding "Sopre" $40, y.
u. Snccn So, 8. s. Toe So, Sheo.
q. Ssibabl So, Ole 3. Soff 50, Slnf
6. Sborpc So, Ole 6. Spen'on So;
ira isIaeube ST bpcr: Sobn u. Gar
ieu. Ole Soc, Carl SO. Tcft, Hidaro
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IIi 81. 9era. @n,. s. SoIi.
@eo gmn,nS Milton, Sapenport,
q. o, err iamIet: Sra islaenoe SO
hper: Z. Simous. @anarilS Sros.,
Sbomos Hilion. Mils Sinoahl; 70,
Nnaaaro SO, u. 6. Sobnicn 81, Die
Guaacu 50, 3. 5. anseoabl 50; ira
isloenoe ST bper: $. Simcns, euiper
8. Suifiuo, .. 8. Sano, YRS. y.
anoeripn, Mrs. Ipaaare. 9. Nh
aaare, artute Rcripine, s. $. Np'
aaare, q. s. Sobnicn. y. .. 6reo'
rifion, 3. q. Giraffe, Sinoabl Bros.
@eo glireb SEMEN 8ar'fe, V,
Saf., cr iomIet: sra felaenoe 80
hper: 2. q. Sperbo. Ole =. 6tnne.
let, u. :. StaSe. 9epils Safe, Sens
Spee, GepiIS safe. Gbriltian 2eften
So. Sra islaenSe 81 bper: hilbert
Stcnerion, Gburt,s Serrp, Sans Not
aus, Gburd,S Scrrp, S. ,. Sioer'
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lilsieu- @urife, /,
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ret her i ct lGnaerc Scirg hos
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bcic0c i'm Ssiter, Mr&. .. Sin.
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bienl | SsroagS.
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pua geieg Dos Taitor Z. 2. ReiS-
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3por mango SOBER
tiuocS ocr?

SeDernc& ioHlcOe initial paa tpr.
Den a~nilaoe& I'll it-12 MiQicner,
oplp'er Ell tp'f Statiitifer. Serai
Iepcr bctpeo 9 Miuiouer / europa,
nemli1 / HusIano henpeo 6 Miuio.
rcr. hltnlpnicu 256,5SS. llnaarn
932 Giterri9e 1885,, Suif.
lano $4,000, Storbritonnien 245,.
600. Soberne& Nutal / Irerifu an.
'laaeS til , Ntiaioner, bporai 1 MiI.
lion leper / 9tcm 9orf.
Set CT Ell almiuNclia Ienina, at
Seocrne nrIten uheluffenoe Icper al
@anbelcn. Sor Ml$Ianos SeSfom.
merrne er bette hoa life rigtiat. 81
ter 6olfetGlliraen / 1897 a Ser
i,530,737 Sebcr, iom nirfeNe / ct
eller anoct aalo, oa oe iorbeles paa
ielaenoe Waobe: Sonobrna S7,373,
Snouitri 555.229, Somfproielsp9.
len 1855, SaubeI 472.9S0, Speu.
Dc, Sasleiere % observation-disclosures
1880, %niientlig Sieneite on frie
Grbperp 1854. nprcbuftipe GA
iibcitemie 5aa 116,34S, NsilitGrtie.
neite 53,195.
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