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spanier aiidten.
Sompicn. pfer.. I.

<UIIIPIVU, UttIr Z. Viii.
Ger onlcritnnilhe &onIul WtiIler,
mclher qcqcnmortiq in Sonpico,
4Fer, oIs iponiihcr aoniul fltngirt,
mnr0e NtOnto9 bcnohridtiqt, ooB
8oHIreide iponiihe 6Iiidtlinge BON
Mortcrep ltnb onocrcn norolihcn
|lnttcn III Mcrifo lntcrpeqs ieicn,
I'm! 'ih untcr icinen Stut 5ll iteIlcn,
his lie III Der Sage iino, bas 2ano gu
rcrIuilen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-10
9es Yrdiioenten 1Serien.
92nihinaton. I. ,SuIi

gAnlhin9ton I. lSuli.
Tr1iioent MILLION gcoenft, nod
hcm iih ser @lmOcSfon0rcB rcr1oat
rat, etpo in NuQlit 3u ieiner Grbo.
lung cine I0nocrc Nrcu5iobrt rlit Der
ErGliocntenjnht NtoniIoner 5u ma.
den. Nonn Die 6nbrt beginner
ion, bdnqt IN erIter 2lnie pon ser
%ertugung oc3 4onQrciiea oh.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-10
Nrienalitreif 81 GnOe.
9NnnImidl. Gnd. {

SNUUIlDIuT UUGr .. NUII.
Scr Nusitano im He9ierllngsor-
ienul 81 Moollpid), GneI., meIfcr
Ntontng bcgonnen ltno oon 10000
9!rbeitern bcfolgt muroe, fam Gien-
itog 2Ibcno 81 Gnoe. gtohbcm oic
9tcgierlln9 lih perpfIidltct bat. oic
@cidper0en Scr 2citte 5lt inter
ild)cn ertlortcn iih letterc bereit.
Zonrerltog oic 9Irbeit mieoeral,r5u-
Ectmen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-10
W gDrsen Sic fir CUTE Der.
oduuna.

Or. Sings gtsp 9ife Bills baItsn
oeu Rnssn. Die 2sbsr un6 bic geieren
in ssiuncem 3uitunb. geireisn Sie ben
aorpsr ppn allen @ift. uno gbfaus
Stoffsn. 8erbsiiern Sic ihrsu 9eint,
inoem Sic bic 2sber unb 9tieren ouss
ipiiIen sd babe mehr 2inoerung ocn
elmer Shodtsl uon 3r. Sings 0sto
Qife Iias srbaItsn, oenn BON alien
Rsoijinen, Die id friiber ssbraudt
babe, idrsibt 6. 6. 6atfisIb uon Gbis
coso, 81. 25c bel 9brsm apotbetsr.
(Gnj)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-10
Srei;ebn ertrunfeu.
Efnnlnnn. 9lInsfn. I \

Sfo0mon, NIosfo I. l5lli.
9llii Der 6dbrt 5u elmer ,Scicr 0e8
"Wtertcn" ertrunt om Somitog i'm
Spnn=Gonol nnhe Sfaglpop in 9llas.
ia brei5ehn Gerionen, oIs ouf ocnt
@e9 pon Sfoaman nod GSlneuu ihr
nit 3pdrSig Ecriouen beiettcs .gto.
torboot inioIgc zines plotlihen
@inoitoBeS fentcrte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-10

Wtrftie6ene Roupsn. bic In
QuItyalier in Ser Ndte beg TarlinG
fluFes bortommsr, syrsihen cir.
Q5nae pou mebr ats finf8ehn 3snti>
mstern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-10
Garran,a it Gbei.
gSeittraseuoe Sehentnn9 Der Sic
belleufoniercns in
SDrreUH.
Gorreon Ntcr.. s. %5lIi.

Sulttptit WtClo =. NSLltt-
@enernl &cnuitinno Gurron5n iii
dis obcrlter Ghci ser fontitltiionaii-
lIlihen Hepnlrtlon unCrfuuut NOR
oen. umb General 6rouciaco 8iao ut
iein ltntergcbener. 3u bieiem tfr-
QcbuiB iii Ole &on'crenS gcfonmen,
meld)c III Sorreon Mter., leit nlcEIre-
rcn Soqcn o1rnn orbcitct. Die ami
ihcu Den bcibcn Observation-Disclosures eirt-
itonocnen Giiiercn5en aus Der SSelf
Sl Ifafien. Gos Hclultot aift
ncbr oIS bcirieoiqenn. 0anlit 6l1
jctt dllt ote 3roAe Der &criorannn
0cr uoroIiheL inter Giuas &orn-
nonbo ltebcnocn, Qipiiion mt 9SrO~
nl0nt ltno Yhmition cine SGllma qe-
tnnocn. Gilln iii obiolut GurraR-
SOS l(ntcrpehcner, boaeqen lit Gar.
range Dcruilihtct. bcn NcniirflIiFItal
Ger Sruppcn &iIIos Rehultng az
trogcn Die Aonicren5 fam Sicn-
lta9 5lt Gnoc, ond blcihcu mod etlidle
untcrNepr0ncte ,iroQen ut crlcotacn.
Villa 1nb itbcr ooS Rchtltot Der Ssen.
icrcnS Die iolqcn0c Grflorung o6:
sd hnifc. hoB oos Heinltot Der
&pnicren5 bon 9;llecn fir WeriFo iii,
mo Der Gotrioti3mua ou5u fiibrcn
miro, 0db hic &eiIltnu 0G5 Nrudls
cne 0ouernoc 1T"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-10
Sir ErObibitiOn.
SOpas Srugreiiioe faeten bieIen
SeldJlnf ami ibren Staats-
fOnpent.
9es Dtoines, SSa., 8. SrSllIi.

Gie progreiiipe Nartei in Soma
III .troden". 9toh elmer bciBen Sc.
butte i'm 9lusihuB uno oonn in Der
&lenorlieung nabm Der am Mitt-
iroh in 0es Wfoines, Sn., eroffnete
Stontstonpent Der proereliipen &ur-
lei nit 35S gegcn 2S3 Stimmen cme
Tlonfe on. meld)e luutet: nySir boil
ten Die Seritellung lno Den &erfuuf
GeiItiaer @ctrdnfe filr @enuB5mefe
filr Elm io3iales uno ipirtbiboftlides
llebeI. itaatlidl uno national. Ges-
baIb trctcn mir in Der lleber5cugllng.
0aB oos Tolt regieren iolle, oufilr
elm onB ein 9lmenocment sur
Staots- uno 9unoesperfoiil,ng ein-
gcreiht miro, mel9es Die @eritellung
ino Den Gerfouf qeiltiger @etrGnfe
fir @emb5mede berbietet.
GieIe Helolution mar ols Wtin0er-
heitsberiht bes 5uitGnbigen Nus
ihuiles einberihtet moroen, nohbem
er BORT abgeihIodtet moroen mar.
9teun Wtitalieoer oes 9lusiduiieS
perloneten, bob Der Gonpent 81 Der
Irage ilbcrboupt nid)t Stellung neb-
men ioIlte, bod, fomcn lie por Dem
&onpent nidlt 81 8eb6r, neil bie
"trodene" Nlonfe ei1fod ourh9c-
pcitidt muroe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-10
Saees5eitnng fiir Erpbibitipn.

Sn elmer 0iitriftsfonferen5 ser
0egcnmortlg in 2ltIantic Glip, q. s.,
1aQcnoeu Nnti-Soloon 2eague Of
9lmcrtco muroc am Wtittmo6 9lbcno
ongcfilnoigt, oaB III naber 3ufunft
Ill Der &ln0cshullpt1ta0t 9Salbing-
ton cine tdglidle 3citltng fiir Die >Sn-
terciien Der nationoIen Trobibition
erIhcincn ioQc. Sic critic Summer
bcS 0lottes iou im Ie5ember ber-
ausfonrmcn; fir oen &crlog Iteben
rorlGuiig 100000 5lr &erfiigung,
mo blln0crttouieno glbonncnten ioI-
len Ser 3citlrng gorontirt icin.
0elc9 1ten aus Sen nittlcren Of
Iontiihen un6 Den Neuenglonoitoo-
ten berihteten om 0icnitog 9lbcno
Der &onieren5, bnB in bieiem 8ebiet
Die @egner bcs 0etrGnfcbonoeIs gu
mohs erbolten, mo eS muroen Idne
cntipidclt, fir Die Trobihitionsioee
ourd sSlueihriften, Die IN 5monjig
nerid)ieoenen fremben Sproden ncr-
hreitet peroen iouen, l,nter ser aus
ldnollhen gepolterllng Der %er.
Staoten Tropoeonba SIT MAIDEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-10
Nnertns 9sSnbI unoilltia.


FANlt FJtiit O. HNilkt-
Gic lnter Der 9uilidt ser &>ucr-
t0lCbcn Hcaicrung om 5omtiod III
1itrito nbacboItcne Er0Niouitcmpohl
miro in tcincr 9&ciic ooe oon Sel
6ricocnabcIcQotcn IN 9do0uro iSaua
lntcricihnttc 4|rotolon bcciuiIuIltn.
mic emilio 9tcboid. ciner Ger 0ucra
toldcn Gric0cna0elc0otcn, ou Etcu-
itoQ 9lbcn0 IN 9tcp @)orf pCriidcrfe-
9inh ulcrlfaniihcm CSeieB iaatc or.
fam Der Sur5cit ocr 98ubIcl am
9llNer lipenoc propiioriife gSr1li.
Dent niht5um Groiioentcn gelpofit
mcr0cn. tSolIS oobcr nod 3dhtnua
oIier Nerid)te iich bos Helultot erne-
ben ioIltc. ooB @ucrta micoeraes
r0bIt lit, 10 muroc sic g8ohl BON Der
merifouiiheu Observation-Disclosures
iiir ln0illtie ertIGrt mcroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-10

Die ,,Toroitern"- "-3ettnn-
gen haben Ole 6eihiebte
BON Ga Greiie nicbt nuy
mitictreiben ionoern nit
macben helfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-10
Mentcrei inter Snertas Sruppcm.-

NeFu Nrll8, .. NSlit--
9tud elner ben fnnlttlttonaliitl.
idlen 9Igenten in Nero Gru5 Moutoa
3lgcaon9enen Wiittbellung ioa urter
Den Nucrtnihcn Eruppen, oc Der
pon General Ilniton INN Ncrn &ri8
be5ogenen nmerifonjifcn Worpoltcu-
linie 9caenilbcritebcn cine Weutcrfi
im 8ange icin, mo cs miro alcid,-
3cltig bcrlhtct. 6ucrto babe bercits
uon Cordoba Gruppcn obgeionot. um
olc Vteuterci 81 brchcn.
g4oibin0ton. s. >Suli.
,Sn elmer om GielItog Dem arieas-
6cpnrtemcut in g8albington Suae-
GonGeuen oicnitIihen Melounq be.
itdtigt Nrigooeoencrol ,Slutiton iii
&ern Gru5 oic 9todriht, ooR uistcr
ben iclnen Yorpoiteu Qeqcnilber-
itcbenocn 0uertoihen 1ruppcn cine
N}euterci ous9ebrodcn lc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-10
Ansadlt apl. balSiseu 1srieSelu.

yNolhlHgfon, :. ,5Ilt-
Gic 0icnltoq Mbeno aus Corr eors
tinaetroiiene Melonng ooB ole Ssp,.-
iercn5 5mlhen Wcrtrctern Garrot.
5os lno @illos bcirieol0eno ueriGu.
len lei, brodltc Der Hegicrling IN
9@oibinlton. G g., neue Sulinuna.
Gie mdbQcbcnocn decentralization
ino Jest ncbr ocmn ic Iibcr5eiiaf,
cob o0s merifanildc Vroblcm boI5
0dn3Iit QeIoit mo Der t5ricoe ilr
Der 9tndborrcpublit eintretcn pcroc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-22
V|NOL DID NE
A World OF Good
WOMAN SENENTY-IINE YEARS
OLD EXHAUSTED BY EFFECTS
OF GRIPPE, RESTORED TO
STRENGTH by NINOl

CANTON, Miss II am seventy
five years old, and | contracted
severe cold and cough due to case
of LaGrippe. so that / lost my
strength and become very weak and
feeble Vinol was recommended to
me and after taking It for some time.
| can truly say It has done me a
world of good. The cold Is gone.
and my cough is practically cured
and it has built up my strength, so |
feel active and well again. | think
a lot of Vinol, and tell all my friends
about what 1t has done for me. -
Mrs. Lizzie Baldwin, Canton, Miss
old people may regain much OF
their former strength and vigor by
taking Vinol, our delicious cod liver
and iron tonic, on which so many
elderly people depend for good
health. Vinol sharpens the appe-
tite aids digestion, enrlches the
blood and in this natural manner
creates strength.
The reason Ninol Is so effcacious
In such cases is because 1t contains
In n delicious concentrated form all
the medical curative elements OF cod
liver oil, with tonic, blood building
iron added.
Tulsa Drug Co., Tulsa, Okla.
NOTE.-You can get Vinol at the
leading drug store in every town
where this paper circulates,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-22

,,,,,i,,, ,,. .,.ro,,o,og u.,i.l, T., ti,,..
',' ''''' w '' 0'''''''
ot peace nave proved themselves Ih'
most dangerous arms OF the army
and navy, have suffered little loss
since the war commenced, and havo
been accomplishing splendid work,
travelling thousands Of miles TO do
execution.
Iiubt Nith T,Iry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-22
Negro Maid Tells
Damaging Story
Continued From Page OneD

allowed her eyes to shift from one side
of tho room to the other.
After she was excused from the wit
ness stand, however Celia looked at
Mrs. Carman for the first time. Tears,
It appeared, came into the colored
girls eyes, for she placed her hand
kerchief over them and then sat down,
out of sight.
Mrs Carman was radiant when her
l2-year-old daughter was brought
into the court today and allowed to sit
behind her mother.
Little Elizabeth remained there all
day: whenever an opportunity pre-
sented she talked TO her mother and
smiled up in her face. After the ad-
1ournment this evening Mrs. Carman
took her daughter on her lap and
kissed her. She whispered something
into the ear Of the child, who smiled
and whispered back. Elizabeth was
then taken from the room by relatives
who are caring for her while her
mother was escorted back to her cell
In the Nassau county jail
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-22

.,..ts
''''''' WV i'''''''' Qua" ''''' '''
ports again are In direct conflict Thc
/ Russians say the Austuaus have
,,l.l a., ,,,-,,,. ,,,.. San. ....,.,,l., chat
''' NUSS'"HS are "'N''E ''' "'I'"''N'
while near Przcmysl the Russians re-
pulsed numerous bodies of Austrians.
Nh ,,.,,i.,r. .,,,... ,...,,.l
clalm thdI lhelf attacks are progress
ling and that the Russians have been
driyeu out of several pl.c.s n l,
innupbt possill, h.rn thYf tbn Au.-
trion renort r,frrs =, naitIn t,lt.1p
pIure furtbor tn .thn south nf Pm
/ n,sl INF mat il r,lI., H.. n,rt ,f o,n.
rr1I oupratious 4. pr the Rus4iau4
/ oYt of Galici, and Threaten th,I,
/ r9nl,
I'm east Prussia fin, situation scrm,
to Lo uncbonrrd
Tho Eoryinns al.,in rrport .gc-
.,ssrs far th,ir arm. oynr tb. Ans.
triars i'm mo snh.rr nf .n,r,ti,l,. i'm
/ th, south
(
herman ''"'o'r h"SN'
Naval activities continue In d.rf"r-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-22
Democratic Rally
Was Sad Affair

Continued from Page OneD
that lie knew the Little Napoleon
wanted To make speech lie knew
That the honorable Tuus had not
missed making 20 speech for twenty
three years But hc went ahead and
spent two hours I'm sickcumg har-
NuEue and Tate didn't get "a word in
about the bones of his ancestors or
'''' '"""l "a'I'' NIds
Stretching Things.
Corporation Bob, i'm his speech.
trlDI tu draw comparison hctEccn
the present Democratic administra-
uou and the Republican admiuistra-
ton of old territorial days. The only
item thut hc could compare was the
cost of printing the supreme court
reports
Frank Greer used TO get SO for
printing the reports and now it's done
for Sl50,' hc declared
our old friend. lipc. almost broke
mp the meeting at this imcturc By
yelling out:
what in dcmmiuIuou do we care
about that2 The lawyers have to pay
for the reports, anyway 1t don't
make a dcrn bit Of difference to us
farmers what they cost"
Then someone slipped Ligc uurs-
ing bottle
There was big sign on the stage
that read like mis-
Thank God for Wilson"
-.Il no nJl'h,'S ncaIihs any su'h
u.crc rnti.,d .rr.ra ,,,,.,,,, " '''',''''
ni,turc ,f a., Gli,Lo,,,, ,...'..,,..,, ''. a..
nornin.o il, ~. ,.h,,l, ,n,,.'.,,,i,, h,,ii
-
Significant iacl'
senator owen, who was advertised
as one Of the speakers, along with
Ollie James, didn't show up. lie spoke
yesterday in the western part Of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-22

Submarines seem to be coming 10
the top" remarks the North Amer
lean. A matter Of small consequence.
1t Is the number OF vessels they send
to the bottom that counts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-22
\yllcrcp

A Sapulpa person "who loves girls"
protests to the Herald Of that city
against girls lettering about the
streets, theatre and postoffice talking
with young men. What other place
do you provide?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-22

CC0nIn0od from r0go OncO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-22
Fierce Attacks
Mark Fighting

Continued from Page oneD
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-12
LOST HIS BAROMETER
Count Zeppelin Says General Butter
field Sneaked It AWAY

Count Zeppelin, the inventor of the
dirigfble balloon, is not stranger to
the United States, for he saw service
with the Union army in the war be.
tween the states. In his recently pub.
hshed "reminiscences he tells this anus
ing story of General Butterfeld, who
was chief of staff in the Army of the
Potomac:
In planning operations General But
terfeld attached special significance to
knowledge of the probable weather
conditions, and for this reason he be
came especially fond of an excellent
aneroid barometer that I had obtained
from London and paid a lot of money
for.
He saw this instrument in nv tent
borrowed it from me, then found it i'm,
possible TO give it up. He kept it q
longer time each time he borrowed il
until at last he failed TO return it a,
all. When l was about to leave the
army l asked him again and again tc
return it, and l finally became SO
pressing that he said he would go tc
his tent and fetch ii out.
After waiting outside long time
followed him into the tent. 1t wa,
empty. With my barometer in hi:
hand ne had crawled under the eanva.
and disappeared.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-12
To Prevent Exaggeration

There was once a gentleman who,
having killed man, presented him
self to the editor of newspaper
u have come he said, to tell you
about painful occurrence at my
house. NV brother-in-law and l had
sn argument, and l stabbed him, and
then, in the excitement of the moment,
|. cut his throat Knowing what ex-
asgerated stories are apt to get into
the newspapers, thought had better
step around and tell you exactly what
did happen. London Spectator
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-22

Roab. 81,
5be Welib galpiniiiic Metbobift
Gbur4 on Sefferion aipinsiton, 80
BEL rs Jub an Der Wsiiisite Der GOls
lsge Strabs. $4,000.
Sefferion 2iDinsiton an 3be Munro
HealtD Co., basieIbs Gisentbum. 81.
9be Munro Redltp SO. an sslorence
$. @iibern blsfslbe Gissntbum. 81.
3be Wlunro Realtp go. on 3be
Munro Sotsl Company, % BEL 80
f5ub all Der SiibTsite Der 7. Sirabs;
a; Der Gds Der college Gtrabs; isrnsr
% BEL 80 SUB an Der SiiOieite Der
z. Strabe, so Jub peiili9 BON Der
College Strabs; ferner 33 Bel 80 Sub
an Der Siibieite Der 7. Strobe. 100
;SuB oitlih bon Der Race Strabe; fer
nsr q bel 75 SUP an Der Deitieite
Der college Strubs, Stpiiden 6. uHb T..
Strabs; isrner % bel 80 Sub an Der
Siioieite Der Z. Strabe. 5tuiiden Wate
unb college Sirabs. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-22
@ranSeise siibertrasxnstn
gineinnatf. q. suli

~ \ " " III Il. aSulI.
Gtorss Wott an Gpleita Rups II.
anb., % SUB an Der Oitfeite Der par.
ions Strdbs, 3pif9en Sii Gront Ctr.
uno Columbia 4Oenue. $500.
Scparo ). paFeI an earle R. pai.
ieI. unsefabr as Older aano in Geis
tion 80 Don Wiacrset SopnIbip. 81.
eIeanor q. pafeI an osnf.lben,
oasislbe Gissntbum. 81.
Sheobore penter an 4mn s. Bpns
reg, Got 81 unb Sbsil bon Got 3s in
Gbarles 4n6srfon's llnterabibeililng
an Der 5atoml gtpsnue. 81.
Gbarles 6. Saplor an Sbe gineins
nati 9apiiit gburd Union, cine Got
an Der Gds Der 5amilton unb pullan
aD.nue in GumminspilIe. $2080.37.
Wtarp 6. Gruman an paulins Borge
man, 25 Bel 78 Gub an Der Horboif.
ede Der Central 4penue unb .Ri9'
monb Strabs. 81.
@illiam Wueit an Margdrst Rapp
II. anb.. 20 BEL 95 SUB on Der Roros
ieits Der Or6arb Strabe. SO SUB BIT.
lid bon Der Waiu Strabs. 81.
Sdmes g. Dilion an Gbnrles ".
Wilion, Got 4S in 8ofinger &c Sops
fins' llntsrabtbetIuns BON GiiS ylors
ipDob. 81.
Robert ). Grefap an 2lgnes
O'9rien, 20 BEL 80 SUB entluns Der
ylorbieite Der 2ittIe Wiami Gifsnbabn.
$1.O0.
Sfaac 8. bubble an Marp 8.
bubble. 40 BEL 200 GuB an Der Meit'
feite Der GONE Mpenue In Wabiion'
billie. 81.
Waiuina @pass an Sunius Q. @aIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-22
Mn5eigt
Bon jebt au btfnotn iid
Die 6ei6dftsfeut nno Ht.
oaftion oes 0olfSblatt III
127 oft Siebente SIT.
na6e oer 2aan Stra6e.
ma6e oer 2aain Straee.

Soispbine Retterbouie an Samusl
.. Cooper. $1056.
0olbie Glancp al Spring 0rope
glpsnue 9. unb .. 60. $500.
German 9dmaare an 2enor y. unb
8. 60. $500.
Wiaiam Srisomann an Toripcob.
3. una 6. SO. $500.
grbdrb 9. Sopf on Wina I'd.
$4,000.
Senrp Stodslmann an price 5ia
gIscttic .. imb 6. u. $1100.
aaura gober an Gbitb u. Sil.
s125.
emma 6. Burns an 9arrp 70.
Campbell. $500.
Sliper 6. girot.n an Mt. SsaItbp
g. umb g. 60. $500.
8. u. R. Steinbrsder an bisielb:.
$500.
SObn 81. aiHid an bisI.lbs. $500.
5rnni pfeiffsr an oieislbe. S250O.
Sobn anoy an bisfelbs. $500.
Gbds. y. Mert an oiefeIbe. $500.
Clarence 20. Riemann an oieislbs.
$500.
Senrp Weber an bieielbe. $500.
Senrn Ginger an bieielbs. $500.
Sobn Witt an bieislbe. $500.
nora 8. pbares an Sieielbe. $1,000.
Charlie Smith au 6ieielbe. $1,000.
Jpispb U. Gfelman an bisielbe.
$500.
esranees Dittsiinb an bieisIbs.
$1,000.
MiIhslmina Often on Otto Often.
$4,000.
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6. unp y. 50. $2500.
aOuis Simons an Rea6ing Roab
9, ino y. so. $500.
5erbinanb 6. Grsis on GlmDoob
place g. unb y. 60. $1667.-
Gbarlss Risbsrsans an JOrti4ritt
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per. S7S5.
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Iunb 6. go. $3.50.
gl9nes S'9rien an Soutbern Sbio
6. unb 2. Gp. $500.
Ularp 6eatleb an Columbia o. unb
g. u. so. $1250.
Sunius !. Dalt.r an Malpinu
goggs. $2074.80.
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| q 90. $4,000.
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Serbsrt .. Runpau an @irsinil
R. Burf. $1,000.
5be Z. Wl. Robinion Ulfne. 90. an
@eit gno .. unb 3. SO. $15, 900.
Ssear gdsl an Grant gDfplss.
$4oo.
sbe Munro Sot.l 60. on Sbt
WunrD ReaItp 90. 1926. 900.
Charles o. z. 9 Rice on emma
g. Sugbss. $500.
goparb Rsufartb an pbiIip Sausrs
Bed. $1700.
aalira Z. San an MilfOrb 3. unb
g. 60. $3.50.
80. 6. Rids on 9arnsp 5oriinsr.
$575.
gfarD q. 0at.p an Deit.rn Gsrs
man gant $1,000.
Warn auib.r an 2iberaI 6. unb u.
60. $500.
phinsas s. grabnm an bisIslbs.
$1,000.
Soiepb 80. .. Ga Groir an Rors
ippob .. unb 6. 60. $4,000.
GSpnrb 3. @risbt on Reaoins ..
unb g. So. 500.
@olbis Glancp an George O'Roiiris.
$1,000.
Ora g. Sneab an Soutbsrn Obio
g. unb :. 60. $4,000.
Sobn Z. WcNamse on German
9lmerican 6 .unb .. 60. $500.
Ssnrp SiodeImann an price Sia
gltctric .. iinb 9. q. $500.
2iS3ie Stsinneb on CAT Gnb 6.
u. 60. $1,000.
Glpbs SOnss an gant Str. .. u.
60. $2SoO.
D.rislbs an Serbert g. g}aaOub.
$765.
Qllice u. MacDpnalb anSat 6. unb
3. 60. $500.
@eiiIsts Sppotbeten.
Wlarp Seatleb an Columbia o. uno
g. 60. $1,000.
5rant gonng on bieislbe. $3.50.
Z. Or. Robinim Mfns. Go. on
gitp 6all gant. $4,000.
epelbn W. MegrOl an Wpomins
g. uno 9. Go. $4,000.
Sbeobore psnier an 9urfielb no.
| / g. unb .. Go. $1,000.
George 8. Gamblers an Saeob
Uaesler. $4,000.
gIisabetb 2arbus an Glart tStr. 6.
lnnb 9. So. $1,000.
Gbparb N,ufartb on pbilips Sausrs
Bed. $1700.
SObn S,iIs an Star 9. u. 80. 8
lgo. $500.
Glifforo $. sbompion an Sarrb
3. 2ebmau. $1200.
gbas. 8. 5bompion an Soutbsrn
Obio g. unb 3. SO. S2500.
| Terfsfbe an u. 8. 6silbrun. $525
Derielbe an Jinblnp Wiarfetlgo. 2
6. unb Q. 60. $2700.
Dli9usl aueseIe an Msftpp0oi i5ome'
lfsab 90. $4,000.
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