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KrrrERY 70 CARIBOU.

The farm buildings OF f. l.. Avery and
William IL. Fogg, on Ohio street, Bangor,
were burned Thursday. Loss, $4,000.
Carl, aged four years, only child of Ben
Movers and wife, of Houlton, was drowned
Friday in the mill-pond near his home.
One of the II. II. Putnam lumber mills
at Danforth, and large boarding house
connected with it, were burned Thursday.
Loss, 10000.
The Portage Lake Mill Co.'s lumber mill
at Portage was burned Wednesday night,
with loss estimated at $4,000. The fire
is supposed to have started from a hot
bearing.
Fred Libby, aged twenty-three, river
driver, was killed at Crazy brook, near
Smyrna Mills, Thursday, when twelve
sticks OF dynamite, which he was loading
with caps and fuses, exploded.
Gov. Haines has named F. 4. Stevens,
OF Lewiston, as sheriff of Androscoggin
county, in place Of Sheriff Lowe, resigned.
Mr.. Stevens was head of the Sturgis liquor
deputies, and at present is a deputy
United States marshal.
Fred Mclaughlin, aged forty-five, a
lumberman of Moscow, was shot and
killed in quarrel with Harlan Upper
Thursday. The shooting took place at
the home of McLaughIin's mother, half a
mile from his own home. Upper, who is
under arrest, claims the shooting was in
self-defense, and this seems to be borne
out by statements Of the victims aged
| mot her
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under his supervision, and no one ever
went to him in want and came away
empty-banded.
He leaves widow, two daughters =
Mrs. Will r. Gray and Mrs. Clifton Bracy,
and one son-0rris c., all of this town
also several grandchildren. A loving
husband and father, an induigent grand
father, an obiiging friend and neighbor
and an honorable citizen has gone to the
reward which is prepared for the faithful.
The sympathy OF the community goes out
to the bereaved family, feeling that their
loss is common to us all.
Funeral services were held at Beth
Eden chapel, Naskeag, Sunday afternoon.
Masonic services were held at the ceme-
terry.
April n. UNE FEMME.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-04-23
COUNTY NEWS.
RKooKLIN.

Mrs. Lnrvey was in Rockl and last week
r. +. Lurvey is employed at Dark Har-
Dor.
Capt. r. c. Stewart returned from Rock-
land Sunday.
Mrs. CharIena Lowe, OF Deer Isle. was in
town several days last week.
Wallace Smith and wite entertained
their friends at whist Thursday evening.
The senior class Of the high school gave
a social dance at /. o. o. f. hall Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Stanley and Miss Martha
Stanley are home from Boston, where they
have spent the winter.
Mrs. Edward Mayo and Miss Theln,a.
of Beverly. Mass, are visiting her brot her,
Fred Reed, who is very i'll.
Mrs. A. t.. Farnsworth is in Southwest
Harbor, being called there by the illness
of her aunt. Mrs. Byron Carter.
Miss Nellie Freethey is home from
Boston, called here by the illness OF her
mother, Mrs. Esther Freethey.
Samuel wardwelI has gone to Sargent
vile, where he has employment with the
Maine Ice TO.
Rev. John Mackay will preach his fare
well sermon at the Baptist church Sunday
morning, April q.
II. 8. Kane spent the past week in Adj
olson. He was accompanied home by his
little granddaughter, Miss Dorothy Kane.
Eugene Holden, who has been employed
at MliIinocket the past winter, spent a
few days with his parents on his way to
his home in Massachusst
Edward Morgan returned from northern
Maine saturday. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Morgan and Master Edward, who
went to kockland to meet him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-04-23

Throw hot water bottles away.
Use PNEUMATICA. All druggists,
25c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-04-23

DIRECTORS: Levi p. Morton. John Clsffiin,
william Ives washburn, Elbridge g. snow,
Hartford, William ID. Baldwin, Thomas b.
Kent, Henry f, Moves. Lewis L. Clarke,
Cornelius N. Bliss, IT,, Lueien g. Warner,
Clarence II. Kelsey.
EIbridge G.. snow, president; Frederic G.
Boswell, vice. president; Clarence A. Ludlum,
vice pre- sident; Charles l.. Tyner. vice-presi'
dent and secretary; Afeunah NJ. Burtis, secre-
tary; Henry J. Ferris, asst. secretary; How
ard p. Moore, asst secretary, Vincent p.
Wyatt. asst. secretary.
E. b. GARDNER & SON. Agents.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BIRCH HARBoR.

Mrs. Cecil Smith. who has spent the
winter at Togus, is home.
Alton Bunker went to Swans Island
Friday, returning with new motor boat.
School opened April ID, with the same
teacher as in the winter Miss Caroline
Silsby, OF Amherst.
Mrs. j. w. Pettee and daughter Lottie
came home Friday from Bangor, where
the daughter underwent a successful
operation for appendicitis.
April Il. C..
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REX.
NORTH sEDGwICK.

Edith Torrey is at work for Roy Allen.
Edith Kane spent the weekend in
Brooklin.
George M. Allen and wife spent last
week in Boston.
Mrs. Faye orcutt, who has been very ill,
is slowly gaining.
Bertha Chapman has gone to New Jer-
ssy, where she has employment with DR..
Bruenow,
Mrs. Rolio Closson has returned to her
home, after being at John Orcutt's for
three weeks.
Annie Closson has sold her home and
farm to Ed. Nevelis, who will move his
family here as soon as Mrs. Closson has
her new home built.
April Fl. A.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-04-23
PRETTY MARSH.

Frank Haynes is seriously i'll of pleurisy
Curtis Young, who has employment at
Seal Harbor, spent the weekend with his
family here.
George Davis, of Trenton, has moved
his family into the Dodge house, where
they will reside while MIR. Davis is
employed at Bartlett's island.
April q. O.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-04-23
EASY TO GET RID
OF DYSPEPSIA
a PRESCRIPTION That Is Simply Splen-
did For Men and Women.

Prescription That Is Simply Splen-
did For Men and Women.
80 away goes gas, fermentation and
eiser dinner distress five minutes after
eaAAlns Ml-0-SA Stomach Tablets.
~ lake them regularly far a week or
aioIc. and Dyspepsia or Gastritis will
I,isappear. MONA Stomach Tab
Nv ,Iss purify the blood by cleaning up
sne Stomach. That's why so many
Nwolnen take them for Sick Headache,
Ngpsvonsness aud SIeeplessness.
roe sure and try them for a week.
MY VAL make you feel like new
fthsason. They clear the skin, brighten
e ne eyes, and make you strong and
Saseleetic IN every way. Ml-O-NA
,sI,.ollach Tablets will make you eat,
ln up and work better. G. A. Parcher
h aa,' It; that's why he offers money
cents. Wv 'ou soou
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advertisements.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

Sil.500.ooo. Australia t2.ioo.ooo.
india 81. 900 600. Ncv Zealand ti-
goo 600 south Africa samoa. 600 and
other places ahou, St500.00.
There Is buried 100 india every year
sum 81 gold equal 100 tho amount
taken year,, from tho mines ct south
Africa. The African miners extract
this treasure from the grip of the
earth 10 put 10 Ia circulation, the ma
titcs cot india seize I, with nvidit'.
hoard Is and hide 3D. save 30 ana HF
lt away They guard for th" future
and effectively rrno.- 20 from rirou-
lntlou Thus is ihc WUrS cot the south
African miner largely uuIhncd
Th-s" fu,t. ar, derived from Int.s-
ties issued ntely 1. H urm eff indian
bankers. and Va, amount OF wealth
Boo gold jewels ana precious stones
stored away and buried in India today
Is practically Ineal.u'Ihi".
Gold .s put ALSO o.. .om, queer uses
lu IudU. lu som, parts OF tl' Ouuu-
lyl thin gold leaves .r. taken hy tho
people tur medicinal purposes. and
thousands OF dollars worth is yonsuuu-
rd BOO residing th, Uumos OF religious
buildings 8 nrI-k demand having
rreontl, been noticed Tor sov~ .'iens
with shield ou f.. diverse side 1u
inquiry was mad, and o. was found
that u certain raIan had Imported
them to form H .uUf,r FOB rd'h uuF
pane boo the N.uUHu. ai bic palace.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01
COMMERCIAL CLUB
COMMITTEE At
TRAIN TO GREET
SENATOR FALL
Fifty Business Men Extend
courtesies to Gentleman
From New Mexico Who
Holds Informal Reception.
SERVICES Always AT
DUKE CITY's COMMAND

United states Srhas4 iioer q
Sail received q ecrdiAi welcome a.
Albuquerque last night when he ar
rived from the scene 90 his recent re-
elactinn az santa Ne. 80 route % W
paro. The Commercial cluS got to
gethsr rcception committee ~ nftN
representative business men 1T ala
shades ~ politics. hes ara ny D. ~.
sainl. who rave M F,sli tho gisss
hand when he aisemharl,ed frapl
santa Fe train No. ] aud escorted him
ts the claims room. where the senator
had dinner Amer hc nai dined or
INTERNAL reception was hUld in tn
Aivafado lobby and rrea many PEG
ule came forwnrd 10 e2tenh iheir cui
erafuiations 60 Mr. Fai NJ Fal
then kent open house in his roou
until shortly after midnight whet
o. train left FOR the south and mary
called Co see him.
senator Fall expressed his ih0rungh
appreciation 81 the rordieiii, ~ NJ
welcome y appreciate the hospital
~ Of this civ very, much hc siii.
last night n have been aware that
tnere was some opposition o. me Do
this cts but am glad ta know thni
u Il not the sentiment Of the com
muhuy want Co saw tina I am ar
Albuquerque booster; that ] am ahso
lutsly 80 the command 81 the com
nerciai club and citizens when Their
~ anything { can accomplish for the
welfare of tho chief cts az the state
andti shalt always be- found IN hur
nes4 aud ready o. DO what I can
Jam Baird and oliver Lee OF Ala
mororda aud ~ %. Rursum 81 So
zorro were in senator Fairs uart1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01
Kansas 81, Ihc,,ock

Kansas CitN Feb cattle Er.
r"ipts 1909 including 100 -nuthorus
market steady. native steers. 8, .uum
$50. southern steers. yasau ,.tr.
southern COWS aud hrifrrs. SH..r
SOS. native COWS and hoif,rs. tEuuu
,.'u. -turk"rS and feeders Essalr
80. bulls. f5u0HG.u0. calves. So 90
"H.,'. Western ss'-Ts. YG.tsu uu.
western COWS. yG75HGau
Hogs Receipts $500. wafIrt
strong bulk uf -alra. N,Gsu..5U.
heavy Et2uuita. packers aud
butchers. y,.l5m15.. light 1850
,i.ll. pigs SG2aHG.,5.
sheep Receipts none. market
steady Wuuuus. stuom 800. Colo.
rad" lambs, y1.,5HNt0. range v,th
"rs uud yurlngs $5.0oH lo. rang,
ewes. tHg5Wai0
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

thi,agu. F'h 4 Commission house
settling plsod wheat tudn, after "a
nrici display Ut strength The firm
nosa Jf thr outset resulted frum ron-
tInu"d cold weather Bears found on
enlargement on tho other hand loo thc
comparative Indifference ct European
markets. Go tb, advance ON thia side.
puruiur prices wore UNCHANGED tu 80
hishrr MAY ainrtod 90 a3 a. pc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

Sow York. Feb. g. Money On call
nominal po loans Time loans
stronger. sixty GAYS. gA111g per
Gent ninety dJys. a4mt per cent,
siN months, fWf4 per cent
CLOSING prices Prime mercantile
paper fiaria per cent. StoT-
lInA exchange steady with actual
for sixty duN bills uud ot {tEt2' Tor
demand Commercial bills Slsa.
ilr silver fI7.p
M,yinu duilnra. tNIsc.
Government bonds steady
lililruld bonds Irregular
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01
VIGOROUS Df;RATu
PRncREDs pASsAGf'

WASHINGTON. Feh. senator Gum
saline 1nencd The detste to-day on
iha Wolks Proposed coHEutuiions
amendment 10 limit president 10 a.
SINGLE. six-seHr icrm. ty propvfing lu
nefios voters ~ amend the c1nsti-
tuition dlfectiy Vithout presiuua action
81 congress- when ~ substantial ua-
iprif* demanded such ehargg. he
declared that Wiih the exception 81
George WasninNfcn. these presidents
no had "a 4Wo teral would
hare done Uettof had eney rvtt bat
one senator t'0mmine i-clNrvd e
rfenidenfis work WAa wea neglect
"a" ana hadn rerfcrHea because %
attention ~ efforts for feeon1iDation
and re-eicction.
"a heUotr = president tvouid 40 his
duty moso riHcientla n no Influences
cnn affect nlm ae scid n think the
sherman anti-trust law wiil be more
thoroughly administered and more
enerretlcniIy applied tc all persons
alike II the president - fhe Urited
states u made free from ~ the m
'iiieness which these arat interests
nan, exert
Senator pefaA n slared ma With
ihe chhnrr 81 recollection before
psesideif the 'snhtis and .nsdious IN
fueufe" uf corporation interests was
counter -haieneca b. ;he Influence 81
public demand t.laf TN iAw be- en-
forced esnAtcr Gummins insisted the
should be taken out the
maelslrom 81 politics
~iie ought not 20 travel from one
end of the cogniry 10 the other" he
said. "appf Siir~ 20 the people 20 tho
fsme way az candidate for any other
tMte H-ie duflss 80 the president
Iief are sufficient 20 consume an his
time and strength and are important
enensh "a mefN All ~ his attention
Ind dfYotios
Murmsnism in Etah in the last
fernprign ess Injected futo the sen.
itr DEBATE D. Senator rolndexter. who
Ferca rr ldeHt Taft had carried
Utah ony pcerpse the head ~ ih'
fH aa iseusl proclamation
commanding members - the church
iu teie fnf rWt
~ thar aot truce" he demanded 81
Senator sroot
"Np. ID IS NOT" returned Mr. smoot
premfegt Smith made speechei
and hilprelf favored Mr. Tnf's re-
titci,on urt DO issu4d no oflciai com
tnUuifaiiaus whatever an the subject
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

ChlcHEu. Teh. Inc fIU,n0U U0nd
~ Frank N Ryan president Of The
lnternntional Iron Workers union.
was APPROVED todat by judge nakcr
sitting in the rnitod states circuit
court ~ appeals RYAN, sentence Boz
tho dynamite conspiracy rnse wac
seven yenrs imprisonment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

bos Moincs la F,h The low
~ house pf the lows legislature iudI-
01trd today that 30 Intended rassi'F
81 bli 90 prevent ulermurrHgo Doe.
tween white people ana negroes Wilrn
hy vote of a to lG BE- rejected the
report of thc Judicial committee. This
committee hUd reported the uiil for
Indefinite postplntmtut.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

sales. X1.Gufi 1Ca
'atAl, Hcruiuts LuU. market
steady. boevcs. G.2aHS2U. ToNat
steers. Xt.HUHt.Ia. Western steers.
&i.6"H 30, sturk.rs and frrdrfs.
y4,'d5 COWS ana ho,f.rs. g. 500
1.ls. calves. tG.1O1 1925.
sheep Receipt. l.uUu. market
steady. native. SGs0a $500. Western.
81 l10 5,s't N"arhugs yG.H.m ...t.
natiN, lambs 60 fuH su. western
lambs. yGGUHN 500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

altogether. and then declined to
'3t The close WAS at $50. ~ 20 e, e.
for NuN loss cot - 81 o., net
Ma corn opened 90 o. 5. 15gI4r o.
t-1so. last nights level 30 is,. touch
,d 1ei. Ha4t.r, aud later rc,rd.d Go
r2h, Mas closed '.n lower ut '2't
15s'.,.
Alas oats. which startrd unchanged
tu shade ,n zoo aiRt tu ST. "a
albr. descended Co Jt"aiisc.
Provisions drnppod a ui0r n- the
result Of unloading by packers. First
sale, ranged from B., lower Co -'4'
advance with May flau5m 1870 for
pork. tl0la~ lo1t1a for lnrd and
Sin.I,a for ribs.
closing prices
wheat MAY aJt, Hp3A,. IuN
81 .1'l isr. Sept, 'nc
corn May. a-t nsths,. IuN
t3H l3,. Sept, $40
oa's Ma, a July Hse: sept
lac.
Mess pork. per puis Ma>, tl'.
Iu,I.s July ylnu.
Lard. pen I"u Il- NAV. flu.iT'.
july. ylUgU.
short ribs, per 700 lus MAY. $40.
O., iiu.1o. Iuf, yluIa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01
SUDDEN CHECK IN
SKYWARD OIL MOVE
fns Leased Wire e. Eycnins Herald

Pitching PA. Fob. Despite
predictions of on men. PennsylNanla
crude dld NOT end ths week. al $3.50
for She market. artcr daily advance
of cents barrel Tor five days. open
~ ai ycsi rduy's close. 81 io. Com
petent authorities had NO expluna-
ZION 60 give Tor me sudden arrest iu
me udraurn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01
TODAY IN CONGRESS


~ru. &C.
Convened Jf If.fr o'clock this
morning Resumed confederation
uI thr Works sN ar. prcFideur
uHl term amendment 81 Fol-
lDitc ciRht-hour hu for woman
Uurknr- taken up 100 committee.
House.
Convened ut 90 O'Clock TINS
morning Wuya mi means com
mitice resumed hearings on tnriii.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

Denver Feb cattle Roc,irts.
200 head. marHci stcudy. beet steers.
f6.0uWs.e5. cow. and h,if,rs. tt,pa
b.'5: storkcrs uud feeders. =, nUGi
i.ta. calves. XN.UOH 1000.
sheep Uccripts 9Up bend murkrt
strong ycnrllugs, $3.50" 200. vrth-
"rs, ti.0oHi.lo. lambs. Sl5Om 1.gs.
ewes. ylUOni.GO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01
Works Resolution Proposing
Radical Change in Existing
Governments Goes Through
BY Vote Of AZ to 20.
ADOPTION MEANS ONE
TERM OF SIX YEARS
Success Of Proposed Amend
ment Follows Many Hours
Of Vigorous Debate by Sen.
ate Leaders.

9 WasaInrton. FtN r.. rhe SEN =
. ate today passed the Works reso- =
. idrniiai term ~ vote 0t a. te y
q a. This WAS one vote more .
. than the uecessart two-inirds. .
. . 80 eeee e@e%~ q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

chicago. Feb. Hogs Receipts
"a 600. market strong 90 % shade
higher than Yesterdays average
leht 81 tB@1G1it; mixed. H1tb~
15O. heavy. t52n0T1o rough 81 50
Qtt5. piss SO 900 a., bulk Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
T""lrts. Druggists refund money u
BE- Tails to cure E ~ GROVES sig
nature on each box 2ic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

Kansas City. Feb g. lose Whea
MAY sNsc. July, S6Nc.
Cru MAY a2tsr, July a@'sc.
oats MnN. 3'hsc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

Sew YORK. Feb, Cotton spot
closed quiet, middling uplunds, SIS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

49, l.uuis. Fob. o. Wuol steady,
tcrrltor, and western MEDIUMS. W
GOO; One mediums, lS1 zoe, nm" 3
Nisc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

Sew york. Fob 0. The metal
nominal Lake copper AlG.aUm 49,.
%. rlcctr,btlr. ttG.5u. .lstlng, SiH.-
uuH lG4l. Iron unchanged
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

Nev York. Feb "A mmatur,
VIKING chip mld bust OF the Kur
az sweden. trophies oil james Thorpe
prowrss Du thr piNmuI field went
back to stockholm today ou th.
American Hrel Sew York Th.y
u oTr CONS rurd to christian Hclstrcm.
secretary uf CO., Olympic committee
ut kuckhom hy Janice o.. sullivan,
socfetnry ~ the Amateur Athletis
union
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01
jim THORPE LANDS
IN NEW YORK
NATIONALS
eharge Of Professionalism and
Punishment of Indian Mar.
vel Makes Him Star Card
With McGraw's Bunch.
WILL NOT TELL ON HIS
ERRING COLLEGE CHUMs
pBy Leased Wire 40 Evening Herald.

hisy Leased Niic a. Evening Herald
New York, Feu. Jim Thorpe
the Indian athletic marvel dgncd g.
cantruG this afternoon calling for hf
services with the New YORK Nauonl
league baseball club during tho season
Of 1919
IN So doing he stepped forever
from the ranks of amateur athleuet
"a sequence tu hlr recent coufessiol
that be had played professional ball
seyrill wears ago. and tas n't CO..
Utilized to ihr amateui honor ordc,
him at tne Olympic a1w.s FbDrl.
aId ,udal hu ne w,f,rr Geo pt,i
Niu ibr Giante. Uut BE- s Thought
probable that Mo3Tav win v"rk htu
Zoo tho outItld
Having he,umo uH Dut.aud-uut rr'
/ fessional Thorpe hus resolved not o.,
reveal the uHurr 30 the oollpgemer
who. De- Said played professions
baseball with him some wears ago
BE- had promised q" give thes, names
Go Secretary sullivan nf the Amateur
Athletic union but since turning pro
fcisioual. be- explained toduy ha hao
80 desire 90 m"ddle u amateur af.
fairs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST Iadys open face gold watch
aud pin. Reward 10 returned io zen
~ High
FOR SALE Two ro,l-top desks ana
chuirs like new, sacrifice. 32I West
Gold Phone llt
ron RELIABLE distributing can an
w silver ur phone lgh
Oii Advances al I1ndlnN
FindlaH -. Frh. i.-.fho ohio ON
company to-day advanced the price of
North aud South Lima. Indiana aud
Illinois oils each g cents per barrel.
making North Lima. tt3I. south
Lima ana indiana. SIZE ana Illinois.
SllG
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01

S. Louis, Fpb. o. Lead weak
ago. spoltcr duu. Sc CO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-20
Gin Wann iprsRgt in Bloomington.
5no., fi6 unO eiren 2bsiI ieinsr
5amiIie in bic 2uft.
. as Gube ber q. q. H. Re :
union.

union.
G6uttanooqu, 9enn., 10.
Sept. Der fribere &ongrebreprdTen.
tant Ddibington 8aroner Don Qlbion,
Yttt,. muroe am Grsita8 in Der
S4IuBiiBuna Der AZ. Sabresreunion
gum Gbertommanbeur Der 8rano 9trz
mn Of the 8epubIic ertpd6lt. 8or6er
mar bcitimmt Doroeu, oab Die nGhIte
HeuntoH i'm Sabre 1914 in Detroit,
Itih., ftdttfinoen iou.
Die anoereu geamten, bic pon Der
RatIonalen Srganiiation erpG6lt
tuurosH. iinb: 5bomas 8. 5oparo,
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fielO, Maine, syunior 8tse. apmmanz
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pa. GeneraLar3t, unb 5orace Ue.
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tenDahl ernannte Der Heue Cbertoms
mdnoeur u. sSames BON Detroit,
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sabre alt, trat er in Ole 4ompagnie
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Der 4rmes ppn Obio, uuter Roiecrans
in Der 4rmee DON CUMBERLAND uuo un.
ter 2bomas unb Sherman in benz
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Dieuft, bis CT i'm Wlat 1864 in benz
Select Don Rsiaca ourh cine 56uB.
punoe bienituufdbig tpurbe. RAD BEN
arie9e ftuoirte Garoner uno mar
ipdter qrofeFor am albion Goqege,
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.Staatsfetrstdr pon Wiaiean uno
Ocrtrut ap0lf Sabre lang ben oritteu
Diitritt bon Wihiaan i'm aongreB.
Set ieinsm Qustritt aus benz Rom
greb ftaHo er in 9ieniten elmer 9erz
Iogsfirma in gbicago.
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der trdten am 4beHo tpie0er bic 6eim.
reiie an.
Ille augebote fir qan3erz
pIatten Sruii tsepie en-.
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Der Wtarinsistretdr mics beute befini=
ttu idmmtlife Qngsbote oes ,grmor
plate 3ruft" fir qanserung Der neuen
SdIadtfhiffe suriid. sails teine entz
itieoene Preisrebuttion in ben 2lnoez
boten eintritt, beabIihtigt oas Wqrine=
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Pan5erplatten europdifhe 9irmen su
betruuen. 5iir ben auslGnbiTdeu
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i6perer pan3erpIutten in gstra6t.
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Sob.
Can 5runcisco, Calf, 10.
Sept. frau Rate gouIIon, 35 Sabre
aft. puroe friib am sgrsitas Morgsn
ourh ben 5ats seiaoiIen uub Georae
Sppat. Rahtpdhter in elmer 8araae,
uno gDiliam Qfer, elm Chauffeur,
puras7 tobtaefhoIIsn. na6oem bic
8rsi rpG6reno oes qr0bteu 56eiles Der
Rdht in einem Iutomobil um6erae.
fubren tpdreH. Die 9oli3ei fabnoet
ouf u. q. GpuIion. ben 9atten Der
5rau. Die 2eBtere iIt anIheinenb
tobtIit perlebt.
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9erDunoete eine i5rau Rate Gallagher
lit. bic. Ieit gouIIons 5rau Dor ungez
fdbr fiinf Subren in Elm SrrenaTpl se=
fd,itt Durbe. nit goulfou 3uIammenz
sskbt bate. Die Jrau fagt, bab gpuIs
ION furhtbar eiferfiihtig serpeIsn Iei.
Die bret perfonen iabsn in Der Qus
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