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Arizona republican., 1914-09-08

REWARD. We will pay a reward to
any person in Maricopa county who
will beat our chef cooking New Palace
Cafeteria 1913 West Adams. ct
Arizona republican., 1914-09-08
c CLASSES S.

MUSIC CLASSES-Mrs. Arthur
Gibbons Hulett recently returned from
her summer rest. She is now ar
ranging to take up her music work
again this winter. Mrs. Hulett has
always had many pupils in both
piano and voice.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-08

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Evening star., 1914-07-12
COURT AGAIN HOLDS
ENSIGN HARG|S INSANE
Justice Anderson Directs Patient Be
Returned to Custody of His
Father in Kentucky.

The testimony of Ensign Edward G.
Hargis t. S. n. retired, twenty nine
wears old. son of State Senator A. Fl.
Ha~gis of kentucky. satisfied Justice An
derson of the District Supreme Court
that the retired naval officer is not com
petent to care for his person and estate
The ensign told of his life since the local
courts found him to be insane in l!Hs'
Ensign Hargis was declared sane by
jury in Breathtt county. Ky, last Feb
ruary. and sought to have this court
confirm that finding. Justice Anderson
denied the application and directed the
return of the patient to the custody of
his father in Kentucky. The court did
not disturb the order of court passed in
1909 naming Mrs. Beatrice Hargis. wife
of the retired officer. as committee of
his estate and entitled to draw his pay
for herself and child.
DR.. Cornelius De Weese of the Laurel
Sanitarium had examined Ensign Harsis
and gave his opinion that he Is para
noac who at times is able to hide his de-
lusons even from experts. After hear
ing the applicant on the witness stand
Drs Hicklng and Logic, who had pre-
vousiy declared Hargis capable of car
ing for his estate. reversed their decisions
and concurred in the opinion of Dr. De
WeeSe
Evening star., 1914-07-12
THE DAILY STORY.
Prosperous Or Not.
Copyright. 1914. by W. Werner.

Elbert heard it as he swung through
tered the sidewalk in front of Wakes
general store. His arms were filled
with groceries and he was hurrying
to get a restraining hand upon the near
horses bride before big red touring
car scared it. That roam in five years
had not learned to control her heels at
sight of the whizzling things So he did
not notice what they We're laughing ILL
naturedly over till one sentence banged
into his brain. He saw Del on State
street and he said she certainly did
look unprosperous. skinny and white
faced. and she wouldn't tell 10 where
she was working. | guess Then
Elbert was so-so-ing the angry horse
and wishing he had not heard.
He put the groceries in, and. remember
ing his mother had asked him to be
sure and not forget a spool OF black
No. IA. went back to the store. But
now the men had seen him. and, with
remembering that plump. pretty Del had
flung him over to try her luck in the
city. were silent. "Although. old man
Highers had said. laughing hastily. Il
should think he'd he glad to know she
amt on her uppers. 10 doesn't deny
that he's just well pleased t" know
that the impudent Jade is hard up She
used to spend lot of time laughing
at Jo.
Ebert climbed t" me seat of the
wagon. nodded briefly to the gossipers.
and he wasn't glad. He was heartsck.
Del had never laughed at him. She
confessed regretfully that she loved him
as we'll as an inherent tickieness would
Evening star., 1914-07-12

In all that time he has never had vaca-
tion. He refuses to have one. The coun-
Gil has. by formal ordinance. given him
leave Of ten days. but he refuses to
obey the ordinance of the city. and stays
right on his job as clerk. He declares
that he does not need a vacation. ana
he has remained right at his post. re-
gardless of the ordinance
The men named by Gov. Stuart TO re-
wise the code of Virginia will meet here
September 1 and will proceed to orga nize
and get ready for the task which Will
engage them for more than year ne
revisers are Samuel \. Anderson of Rich
mond Martin p. BurkS of Lexington and
Francis b. Hutton of Abingdon. They
are to complete their work and report TO
the legislature in January. 1915. 1t is
expected that they will be on the job for
at least fifteen months.
William Galloway. negro from Ten
nessee. went to his death in the electric
chair at the penitentiary yesterday
morning Several months ago Galloway
and his wife, whose home was in Tennes-
see started to walk over to Kentucky.
where they intended to make their home
nephew of the woman. who was with
them He proved to be considerable OF
burden. and the couple conceived the
idea of Kidding themselves of him by
burning him to death IN the woods
Galloway and the woman We're indicted
for the murder and the man was given
the death penalty and the woman got
eighteen years.
Evening star., 1914-07-12

rang III. bell of the number given him
And until thar minut.. he did no, reaIiza
how he had wanted to see The girl and
how it had hurt him to think that she
was down. Then the door opened He went
into a rather dark f.arlor Although he
did not know it. 1t was the usual parlor
of a nli6dl.-class rooming house Del
cam. down. slim. wh!te-faced. plainly
dressed in a dark blue dress. All her
frit,s and fuss!ness and iingly brace
lets and chains We're lacking Elbert
stared at her and took her cordial out
Evening star., 1914-07-12
Act Held Against Him.

The possession of a spurious seal of the
District Supreme Court. which he had or
dered made in Chicago and placed on
various letters sent to officers of the
Navy Department and to Justice AndelA
son, initiated against the release Of Har-
gs. During his testimony the officer re-
ferred to all such letters as Official
The application of Ensign Hargis to
be restored to his legal status as sane
man was opposed by his wife through
Attorneys Frederick A. Fenning and
Spencer Gordon. who by adroit cross
examination of Hargis brought out the
delusions which he had been able to hide
from two of the alienists The officer
was represented by ATTORNEYS George A
Maddox and Tracy l.. Jenords.
Evening star., 1914-07-12
Captain's Son Drowned.

letter received here ny j. H. Carter
& Co. at 18th stree; wharf from
Capt NJ 7. Roberts. master of The car
ter schooner Mary Lee. gives information
of the drowning cary asst week of r
son of Capt. Roberts. a. Salisbury. Md
II is stated that Young Roberts was N
bathing with several companions, and
was taken with a cramp The body or
the bov has been recovered The Mary
Lee is reported on her NaN to this city
with a cargo of lumber for carter "
Co An Older brother Of the
drowned boy nearly lost his life in an
effort 10 save tn" hoy.
Evening star., 1914-07-12

arms around his neck. Elhert. dear.
you're the first person in six years that $
cared for me when | wasn't sailing on
easy street, oh. I've got along. hut be
cause | had 10 or so under. There's no
middle road here. If YOUR. up. people
like you. IL you're down. theNr re 10"
busy for you- Elhert. I'd have come
back if Iii thought Nou still cared. she
said.
Rather puzzled. f.lhert took her home
with him. He WAS not an astute man
and he could not quite understand that
Del was willing to go back When sh''
wasn't down and out But he was
very glad
THE END
Evening star., 1914-07-12

John G. Lake to Robert T. White. )
acres: county public school commission
ers to Richard Hodge. 4 acre: Louisa A.
Sasle to Reverdy NJ. Purdum. II acres:
Frederick H. Treat to Arthur A. Chaplin.
lot in Bradley Hills: Frederick H. Treat
to George P. Sacks. lot in Bradley Hills:
Arthur T. Pierkowsky to Clara NJ.
Steward. lot near Chevy Chase; Bethesda
Land Company to Bertrand c. Moore.
lot at Alta Vista: Jessie S. Claude to
William J. Lauck. lot near Chevy Chase:
Margaret X. Atherton to Anna c. kest-
Ter. three lots at Takoma; Union Turn
pike Company to Perry G. Bowman. lot
at Sandy Spring: National City Real
Estate Corporation to Annie B. Davis.
lot at Edgewood: Annie E. Proctor to
James F. Proctor. lot at Capitol View
Park: Mary A. Page to Laurence F.
Blundon. lot at Pine Crest.
Evening star., 1914-07-12
Pull SHERIDAN CORPS. No. 1.

PHI, SHERIDAN CORPS. No. L.
Phi sheridan Corps. No. t. W Z ..
met TUESDAY IN q. \. Il Hall with
large attendance. Encouraging report
were received from several sick members.
Mrs Mary Y. Goundie Was Gnanimo ls!>
indorsed by the corps for the uiiic- Of lie
pa rtment president in 1915. The corp,
voted to hold no more meetings lGta
August Is
Evening star., 1914-07-12

ever perm, her to love any one. Blu
I couldn't live on a farm. she said. tear
fully. Id die, And. Ebert. I'd learr
to hate YOU because Of the monotony
and you'd learn to nate me because
nagsed. And 80 m not going to teach
next fail term I'm going to Chicago
Evening star., 1914-07-12

Transfers of real estate we're recorded
in the Office of the clerk of the circuit
court here during the week J. Seiwin
TAFT to Isaac T. Mann. al acres: DAVID
f. Weaver 10 Jacob NJ. stein. 80 acres {,
William McGeorge. il, and others to
Rannockburn Golf Club, l2% acres. VIII
liam II. PNies 10 Edward ard Edwin
Raltzlev g. acres: Emma Turner to
Richard n Turner. :; acres. Henry -
Howard to George l.. Tolson. ~ acres,
Evening star., 1914-07-12

James Young of Baltimore. summoned
before the coroner of Kings couny. y.
Y. yesterday. at the investigation of the
death Of Max Applebaum. eight years
old. who was injured when he jumped in
front Of Mr.. Young's automobile in New
York last week. was dismissed after a
short hearing.
Evening star., 1914-07-12
Pointed Paragraphs.

A friend in need seldom hesitates to
tell you so.
Other peoples troubles bore man
more than his own.
Every girl on earth imag1nes that she
would make an idea! wife.
II minister's trousers bag at the
knees apology Is necessary
The average man dislikes A chrome
kicker-unless she's in the chorus.
An ounce OF set-up-and get is better
than a pound of that tired feeling.
An egotist is a man Who expects a
woman to marry him for himself alone
A girl who Is kittenish during court
ship may develop into a cat after mar
riase.
Once IN while a man has so much
money that he feels he can afford to be
honest
Lots Of people would rather send =
dollar to the heather than give the poor
at home a pleasant look.
When a bachelor marries a widow the
females who also ran are unanimous
in condemning his choice
man seldom pays a woman COM
pliments after marriage. because II keeps
him working overtime paying her bills
When you begin to notice a mans
name in the financial columns Of the
newspapers It's time to look for the
wife 8 name In the society column
Evening star., 1914-07-12
Refuses to Take Vacation.

Pen T. August clerk ot the council,
nas held his job for more than thirty
yea-rs- He has never missed meeting of
the council or the board Of aldermen in
-hat tinle. and they have been many He
had served the city IN other capacities
for long time before he became clerk
Evening star., 1914-07-12
ROCKVILLE AND COUNTY
NEWS ITEMS AND NOTES
Senator Clapp Delivers Address at
Chautauqua on the Suf-
frage Issue.


ROCKVILLE. Md. July IL Senator
Moses tlapp Of Minnesota delivered an
address here yesterday afternoon in the
interest of woman suffrage. He spoke
under tn" auspices Of the Just Govern
ment League of Montgomery county but
as the annual chautauqua was in prog
ress here arrangements We're made
Whereby he was given a place on that
program. \ large uumher of sufrasists
attended
The county public school commission
ers have appointed Or William f: Pratt
Howard Fawcett ana Edward Atwood
trustees of the new school near Potomac
ana have named other trustees fol
lows: Kingsley. Garrett Cooley and
James B. Smith: Avery, George NJ. KEEP
hart; Etchson. William l.. Griffith:
Woodfeld. John J. Eurdette Bethesda,
Mrs. Frederick kepinser. Rev. James
Kirkpatrick and DR.. James 7, Morris.
Supervisors Are Named.
The supervisors OF elections have APP
pointed the FOLLOWING to serve as door
Keepers at the various polling places in
this county at the urimar, and general
elections.
l>aytonsvl.r district James H. Barber
and Benjamin f AIlnutt
Clarksburg y. Il Thompson and
George W. Norwood
oolesvIle ROY l.. Wright and Will
liam +. IloSkinson
Rockville first precinct William Skill
man and Ulysses NJ. Ricketts,: second
precinct, Michael conroy and Edward
Y. Robey.
Coiesvile- Newton stab!er and Charles
f. I.echider.
DarnestoWn--Wel Hammond and
Charles H. w. PennNfield
Bethesda first precnct-Joshua +.
Broadhurst and Daniel T.. Morgan; sec
ond precinct. Reimy Sprinerth and
Charles r. MarloUe.
Olney-first precinct John K. Boswell
and William O. Giddings: second pre-
cinct. George w. Nicholson and Carl T.
Brown.
GaIthershurS Jacob Gartner and
Gideon T. Briggs.
Potomac-F.dward 6. Ricketts, and Levi
Hill.
Barnesvilie-t'h 'harles c. Orme and
Charles +. Holland.
Damascus-Darius +, Watkins and
Mic holas T.. Burns.
Wheaton. first fjIecinct-N. NJ. Howes
and William T Gray, second precinct.
Frank Van Ness ana John +. Thomp
son
Real Estate Transfers.
Evening star., 1914-07-12

An egottst is man who expects a
woman to marry him for himself alone.
Evening star., 1914-07-12

An ounce OF get-up- and-g is better
than a pound of that tired feeling
Evening star., 1914-07-12

The average man dislikes chron
kicker-unlees she's in the chorus
Evening star., 1914-07-12

II minister's trousers bag at tt
knees no apology is necessary.
Evening star., 1914-07-12

Every girl on earth inagines that sh,
would make an ideal wife
Evening star., 1914-07-12

tell you So
Evening star., 1914-07-12

girl who Is kittenish during court
riase
Evening star., 1914-07-12

4 man seldom pays a woman COM
pliments after marriage. because il keeps
him working overtime paying her bills.
Evening star., 1914-07-12

When you begin to notice mans
name in the financial columns Of the
newspapers It's time to look for the
wife name In the society column.
Evening star., 1914-07-12

When a bachelor marries a widow the
females who also ran are unanimous
in condemning his choice
Evening star., 1914-07-12

Once IN a while man has so much
honest.
Evening star., 1914-07-12

Lots Of people would rather send =
dollar to the heather than give the poor
at home pleas look.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-05
gterblid,fe sberid)t.

Beatrice goin, 2, 1400 Gaitern
apenne; Snqiieit in Sdtuebe.
Billiam Z. CUNT. AZ, SafIep; Sn.
aueit in Sfipebe.
Soirpb stcele. SO, 2os GburIcs
Strabe; 1ubcrfuIoie.
slnnn Meser, SO, Seiin Der ar.
menidpreitern: arterienperfnlfuna.
aatbcrine aanbnIo, 85, 1858
Deontana s!pcnie; @reiienbronb.
giiiabctb Supper, AZ, 934 Ut.
morn Ipenue; HierenIeiben.
Sobn Spnber IT,. Al. 119 Gage
Strabc; NierenIeioen.
sate geper, 73. 1925 Cebler
Strabc; alltersidp1d)e.
{ SDbn EapIor, 30, 1928 Mlabiion
Sfuab; 9imgenent5iinbung.
slnlia gloer, 81. 213G Satmafer
Strabe; Sdiuinoilf]t.
Raria s,rifcit. 30. 1enneiice
apcnlie; Scrjleiben.
GIiinbetb 9anfe. 27l CALHOUN,
Strabe; sSIiaiielf IN Sd]'pebe.
Gillian Sod, 33. gellepuc. ap.;
Sndlicii in Sdipebe.
sSilliam Ylepcr, 80, 1928 g9aInut
Sirii,e; 3nderrubr.
Senrp siloene. &C. 1886 gmrnct
Npeuic: Shp1de.
Sohn aearnep 43, 1706 Spen.
more Strdbc: Observation-Disclosures.
emma gqob. rs, 62i VI. g. Ctr;
0unsenentiiinouns.
Splpeiier Douglas, 6, 329S Cole.
roin gIpcniie: Eipbtbcriiis.
sinpmopo CbeIl, 32. 1920 Gaiterm
glocnlie; 3uberfulcie.
9lnelia Graipiorb. 80. 328 Snlitb
Strai,e; Snaueit in Sfipebe.
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GisentbiimIidler llnfan.

slui ciacntbiinIide @ciic fom er.
iicrn Der 32 siabre aiic @eorac gnrf
pon 20. 1864 @ciiipcob gipenue 81
SdlaOen. s,iirf periiidltc iein Dor
oem Saiiie gio. 8f3 GIorf Strnbe
itebenbes sIiitonlobiI onshorcben tno
brcbte Den Sanbsriii NIT ioidTr
Wndit, Dab CT nit bcm Sanogelcnf
segea oas SfiIb init Der 9i5ensmn.
mer iflug unb iid) cine 9iber scr.
idnitt. Ter, Werungliidtc ipur0e To-
fort nafl Dem Itdotiiden SoIpital
aebrnflt. no ibm elm gerbnnb anse.
legt wuroe. sluf Der Jnbrt mad, Dem
SoipitnI perIor gurf cine bebeutenoc
Gnontitdt g,llt, oa ale Ueriufe, bic
glitiina 3ii ftilIen fi& ais UergedIiG
ertpieien.
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s3.974,9Oo.ooo
eokal.Berid)l.
gQprSInitiae @eaer.

Econ Gopns, Elm eerabs bon Winnss
Ipta 3uoereiittr Neser, ipirb s.genndrs
tia bon Der goli3si seiudt. bic bersits
ieinsn aoffcr in bem aosirb0us on
Der Carlisle Mpenue unb Smith Ctr.
nit 9a4Ias bslest bat unb bas 5uus
bepdht.
gobne III bts WlorbansrifFs btf9uts
bist unb Tein Dpfer, Der T.ssr Games
Barton, bon 30. 914 Barr Girakr.
lisgt In nabs5u boffniineslpfem gu.
itanb nit elmer alistlpurbs I'm it6oti.
idtn SofpitaI barniebsr. Come iino
Barton aeristben seitsrn 4benb in BEN
Saujs ylc. 554 Deorse Strabs In sis
iien Gtreii, Der bdmit enbeie, bab
Come sinen Rsbolpsr aos unb Barton
cine augef in bic redte Geite ingte
Dem GHiebbolb ssldns e Dor bsm
gintreffen Der qoIissi feline DIu1t 5u
beiperfifeIIiaen.
Die gJoli5ei fdbnbst gtatnpdrtia
auf ben Iarbissn Jomss Somiftpr,
Der bsHsr i!S .@Iad Stss btsanns TT.
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ben Der. Staatsn sebiibrt. Ddseaen
1T natiirlih nihts einSulpenben, ober
oieIen Mes bate Der prGTib.nt fslbit
eini4lasen tOnnen. Daburh pdrsn
eine srobe glnsabl Msnidenleben Dor
bem 1obe bepahrt, pisle Milionen
Dollars seipdrt unb fir bic 9lmerifas
ner IN Merito lnenblihes 2eiben pers
hiitet fporben. aIs aur 3eit Der nabes
liegenbe Wea elmer fdisbsseri4tlihen
S1lihtuns anserest lpurbe, ipies Der
prGiioent bas nit Dem @inpano 5u>
rid, bab bic Gbre Der Natipn teine
llnterbanplunsen SulaiIe unb bab III
fol1en uu1 cine @nertennuns Suere
tas entbdltsn lei. Hunmebr pirb bod
iiber bic Gbre Der Hation unterbdnpelt
unb Der prGIibent bat jebt feline Bee
benfen ipeeen elmer Insrtennuns
6uertas. Die @htung, bic mir itets
Dem Yrdiibenten geaollt baben, ses
itattet uns nidt, in ieiner politit Sc.
gen Merito unlautere Mlptipe gu ius
den, fpie einen bemdgogil6en Weriuh,
aus benz 9atriotismus politii4es aas
pital fir feline partei su f9lagen, dber
ipenn mir bieies Mptip ausidalten,
finb mir in 8erlegenbeit, tpie mir bies
ies fpiberipru1spoae @erbdlten err
flGren Ip[len. Wir tDnnen uns nur
tenten, oab Der prdiibant iif in cine
bIinben Wutb gegen Suerta perrdnnt
bat. 9(ber iul6e S6pdte geaiemt iid7
nidt fir einen Staatsmann. am
ulsripenisften fir bag Sberbaupt sis
ner Ration. Wenn man frdst, 5u ipelz
hem 3pede Menifenleben unS Wfils
Iionen eeopfert iporben limb, 70 tann
man nur antiporten: Wsaen zines
'Seblers, ben Der prdiioent semc4t
hat.
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Gin beut der miIitGrifher
1ddmnnn gibt Elm ri4ti9eg Bib iiber
bic militGrifhen 9er6GltniiTe unIeres
2anbss. gs iinb ni6t me6r als CO.,
600 Mann felbtii9tis nub bic Wlilis
fam erit in @erpenbune genpmmen
iperben, na9bem tie fir ben 0ienIt
etnaeibt iporben 1T. Sicfc Sa6luqe
bat Bel uns INNER beitonben. 8ir
ipar.n niemdls auf einen arieq oorbee
reitet. 9as Sdlimmite 1T, baB bic
Wehrfdbieteit ii6 nidt improDiIiren
ldbt. Wenn Der beutIhe ;sa6munn
dud ben amerituniThsn 'reitpiLieen
Elm autes 3eugnib ausitelli, iras Iie
reidli6 perbienen, 10 bat er So6 einen
fpidtigen Punft ii6erie6en unb bas lit
Der Wdrael on Sffisieren. Sotpeit
bic Wilis lie Iiefert, erinnern lie an
cine Sffenbd6iabe. Sn Der 9ef9af-
funa pon aut ausgebilbsten Sffisieren
lieqt bds 6auptproblem Der ameritaz
niihen Webrmd9t. Qlber ale DieIe
Wtdngel lteBen 1t1 ertrdgen, nenn Der
&onareb gum Minbefter auf eine ae=
niiasnbe Wdrins geba6t baben lpollte.
syn elmer Sinii6t lit bic msritdniI6e
gpifobe als ein 6liidsfull su besei6=
nen. bab Der &onoreb fi9 bd3u per=
ftanben bat, iG6rli4 afpei neue
Rrieasffiffe, als griab fir ben per=
dlteten 8eftdnb au bauen. Ql6er in
Wirfli9teit iolltsn bier neue 9riegs=
fdiffe uuf cine eenife Rei6e DON
sSdhren berseitent fperben, ipie bic ftrdz
teaiffe geb0rbe, an beren SpiBc @o=
mirdl Deipsp ite6t, bds .iiberseueenb
.i9angefptefen bat. Die Sylotte, fpie
iie asaenipdrttg beftaffen 1T, reidt
nidt I'M gntfernteiien aug. I'm bic
pofitionert am banana adndl gu
bebdupten.
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nes in feinen unteren G9i9ten nSA
tsrn9aften gOliss ipri1t ii9 in bieIen
Drisfen Der qllten uus, Die iebesmul
In ifnsGbIissn gremplaren nodl
@donbrunn tommen, tpenn Der aois
Ter trdni ipirb. Sit finb ebsnio riihs
reno, ebenlo finblih pie Der Muss
fpruh bss tleinen 9iibleins, bas, ipis
eradblt tpirb, nadbem es bonn Batter
erfdbren, Der aniisr fei truni. befOrst
fraste, fper benn ba iebt bic 26nen In
Der Sh0nbtunnsr Menaserie fiittere.
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@enn Der Sea iier franf lit.
Mitn. 21. 9lpriI.

Seit iener trauri9en Sspiembers
na9t bss Sdhres 1893. ipo ftipar5e
'Fddslreiter unb Sarbiften ben aet4s
nam Der iinaliidlifen adiierin gliTds
betb Dom Miener Wefbdbnbof dbbol.
ten. bdbeu bic Wisnsr ben adiier,
ibren arf benz Sbron pereinfamtsn
adlten Serrn", gan5 unb gar in lire
Obbut aenomlEen. Gr mug es ii9
i6on asfallen laiTen, baB fie Jpn be-
no lie tonnen. gDenn er I'M
Serbft ober 5riibidbr, tpsnn bic Mies
ner 2uft f4on poer nod Elm fpenig
bart Dom aa6lsnbers ipebt. i'm ofies
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9nmilton pirb pesen Rorbperjuns
sefuiinfhi, neil er seftern abeno feiner
RaHsgsnoFin gonDerfe 5ampton in
bsren Wobnuns, 30. 413 Rem Str.,
cine GtihDupbe in ben llnterleib per'
ieBte. GIiidli4ertpeiIe III bic Wunte,
ME bic aerais i'm itdbtiId.n 5oipitaI,
pohin Die @srlebte iiberfiibrt ipurbe.
perii8erten. ni6i lebensssfdbrIiH.
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tat. Gbenio bat Die ytep Sapen Snbn
qerit,tliGes gorgeben gegen iie oa,
oprd,permicben, bab bic @eielidaff
iih bereit erfIGrt bot, iih ibrer DO
iton & Maine slfticn gu enianbsrn,
aud ibren geiis on eleftriihen Sfra.
benbabnen ,ino IanpiiGiiflinier
ab5uitobcn.
lie ipidItigiten Der aeacn 30 all.
bansiacn 4eaieriiaas.gro5eiie ridten
Iih gcaem Die ioIaenoer Snoultrie.
unb gobuseieaifoiten:
llnaci1bre
specialization.
Corr :. $1,000. 100000
ameriean susar 60. 90.0o0,000
aofe Sbore gnbn
(gSeid)fobIen1riit) 219,900,00O
llniteb Sboe Dladji.
nern 80. 5O,0OO,OOO
iier Go. 100000
60. 14.5oo,ooo
Tel1mare ,9adamanna
& @eitern 9nbn 42.600,00O
Corn asrobuets gfc.
iining 60. N. SS,S00,00O
slmeriean 5breab9o. 1G,300,000
Gainnon stoSaf Co.. 25.700,00o
Gnafer Cats Co.. A16,500.00G
slm. 9elcpbone( Weitl.
9clepbon.5ruif) Z. 504,200,00O
Reaoina Balm !. $4,000. 900
slmerican Gan 60. 560000.0o0
Soutbern Tnciiic.
gahn 43s. 1000
oebisb gollcp gabn.. 129.200. 900
aotaI $3.9749O 900
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Den 1estsn geri9ten 3ufolse
fcn bic @ermittlunq Der u 9 6 Die
plomoien fi9 uuf bic 5eitftenung Be-
f6rGnfen, pb 6uerta su elmer Sdlutiz
runa Der ameritanif6en Slasge bsrs
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