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Arizona republican., 1914-04-02
FINANCES AND MARKETS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcH1

NEW YORK, April 1.-The price movement was narrow and the market possessed none of the vigor shown in yesterdays rise. News from Washing ton that the interstate commerce com missions decision in the freight rates case would be rendered sooner than had been expected. possibly within a the railroad list, but the effect was lessened by the poor showing of the largest eastern railroads for February New York Centrafs decrease of S3,444,000 in operating revenue in Feb ruary and Pennsylvania shrinkage in operating income Of $2,510000 were emphatic reminders of the present po- sition of the railroads Gould stocks were strong and active on reiteration of reports circulated yesterday that Rockefeller's interests would take over the large holdings of the Missouri Pa cific. Railroad bonds were well held, except Rock Island collaterals, which fell 1A points to 361a, a new low rec ord. Total sales represented par value of $3,090,0 900. United States bonds were unchanged on call.
 Metals
 NEW YORK, April 1.-Electrolytic unchanged; Silver. 5SB; Copper firm.
 Stocks
 Amalgamated, 77k Smelling, 69% ; Santa Fe 91; St. Paul, 101; New York
Arizona republican., 1914-04-02

cross-bred zebras ever exhibited with any circus, are priceless. They were bred and grown at the government ex perimental farm at Beltsville, Md, by the United States government, and giv- en into the keeping of the Sells-Floto- Buffalo Bill circus, that the world might be shown what can be accom- piished in cross- breeding.
 As for the rest of the animals, their prices range from $100 ta 5000 And therefore, is it any wonder that the menagerie alone. which forms practi- cally a free attraction, of the million dollar circus, cost nearly s200,000?
 Incidentally when the circus comes. in addition to appearing in the per formance. as an especial honor to this city, Buffalo Bill, Americas best be- loved citizen. is to personally lead the parade through the downtown streets. Later he is to hold a reception for children at the show grounds. The price of admission this year is the same as ever 25 cents. Seats for 14,OO0 persons.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-02
BACON ALBERT CLARK
 PRIZE BABIES
Arthur Lawrence, Francis
 McAuliff and Edwin Ba-
 ker, Futile Form Quintet of Perfect Youngsters in Republicans Baby Show
WINNERS IN REPUBLICAN
 BIG BABY EXPOSITION

EVELYN BACON
 Two years old ALBERT LEE CLARK Ten weeks old ARTHUR LAWRENCE Ten months old FRANCIS MAULIFF Twenty two months old EDWIN BAKER FUTILE Snnrnn taannfhc old
Arizona republican., 1914-04-02

gressional and other action to effect the purpose contemplated in the re- port of said army board, and further that We sincerely congratulate the people of the Florence and Casa Grande Valley upon the result of the investigation of the army board of engineers and of the favorable pros pect of the contamination of their hopes relative to the project.
 Respectfully submitted, (Signed:)
 JOS. H. KIBBEY,
 Chairman.
 B. A. FOWLER,
 JAS M. MCLINTOCK.
 GEO. A. OLNEY,
 VIM. $. HUMBERT, Approved Board of Directors Meet ing, March 31st. 1914.
 HARRY WEIGH,
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-02
HIGH PRICED ANIMALS
 WITH SELLSFL0TO SHOW

things which cost, too. In the menag- erie of the Sells-F Floto Circus and Buff falo Bill is a blood sweating hippopot- anus. And the price tag on him is eX- actly $6,500 Even monkeys can cost as high as $50 to $500 pair, while lions are worth as high as $2,000. Iii gers are bit cheaper. You can buy a perfectly good, well striped, long tailed Bengal tiger for a mere $1,oO0. Jag uars, of which the Sells Floto-Buffalo Bill circus has several are worth from $3OC to $500 apiece. Polar bears bring $1 .000 apiece. Bears are worth from $100 to $25O apiece. Camels-and there are many in the circus which is coming are valued at from $275 to $500 apiece Zebras are worth $100 apiece, while the five United States govern ment Hyneys, the first domesticated
Arizona republican., 1914-04-02

EVELYN BACON
 Two years old
 ALBERT LEE CLARK
 Ten weeks old
 <, ARTHUR LAWRENCE
 Ten months old
 FRANCIS MAULIFF
 Twenty-tw months old
 EDWIN BAKER FUTILE
 Seven months old
 Better Babies.
 Whole lots of them. Fifty kidlets, entered in The Republicans baby show, entertained the regular Sa- voy theater audience last night for over an hour while the three judges, ably assisted by Art Rick, went over the throng of improved models, selecting the most sprightiy and best conditioned of them for the two cash prizes, donated by this paper. One hundred and fifty small, medium and large sized chunks of precious humanity sat, tod dled upright or were held while the boogie man did his light ming flash and got their portraits. for the morning paper An equal number of mothers crowded the stage holding their blue ribbon off spring while the show was on. And a large crowd, attracted by the prospect of viewing the first real kiddo exposition sat patiently through the long wait expectantly watching for the announcement that would create five mighty prideful mamas.
 The judges: c. A. Stauffer of The Republican, Louis B. Jacobs of the Savoy and Jack L. Holmes the mo- tor car man, had no end of trouble sorting out the bestest young 'uns. They mopped their flushed foreheads and wished there were a million prizes so they could split 'em among all the attractive little ones, giving each something to remember the glorious occasion by
 Evelyn Bacon, the first prize win ner is the two year old daughter of Mrs Bacon of Winkelman, who is now here visiting her own, mother. There is no describing the elation of the pretty young matron when her motherlike pride in her daughter was so amply augmented by the united favor of the judges. She was excitedly happy-so that when the chorus absconded with No. 1, she hurried down through all the dress ing rooms to find her.
 Albert Lee Clark, number 2, is a chap of ten weeks old, but according to Lou Jacobs he is big enough to be ten months on this sphere of usefulness. Lou acted like man sort that always gets away. Why that child was so-so-there. so big Isn't that pretty big for ten months?'
 Arthur Lawrence, Francis McAuliff and Edwin Baker Futile were three who ran the first two so strong that they were awarded honorable men, tion in the order given. Some hap py, healthy. hearty trio,
 An impromptu comedy-sort of ex- perimeptaneous addition to the pro- gran-was the presentation of Lit tie Savoy, the wonder child of the Jacobs troupe. The cute youngster was toted in by Jake William Cliff ford, attired in the regulation moth had been inspected and the milk bot tie extracted from it's teeth, it proved to be Fritzie Fields.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-02

"She married him to reform him, and she succeeded"
 What was his favorite form Of dissipation?"
 He was a spendthrift"
 Why. he has nothing to spend!" Nope; she spent all he had Houston Post.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-02

SEE "A Rose O Plymouth Town, . Friday evening, April 3rd, 1914, at the Arizona School of Music Tickets 50 cents On sale at Central Phar- macy. |
Arizona republican., 1914-04-02

Central, 9012; Pennsylvania, 110M: Reading, 166; Southern Pacific, 95; Union Pacific, 16O; Steel. 6S%, pre- feTed, 11Ok.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-02
One female African rhinoceros
 (very fine) ............... $6,5OO Two magnificent giraffes, each. 5000 One

For, you see, animals have their prices and are cataloged just the same as anything else. And something more the two little entries at the lead of this paragraph give a bit of an idea just how costly feature is the men, agerie part of a circus such as that of the Sells-Floto Circus and Buffalo Bill himself, which is here today. But nat urally you've never paid much atten- tion to that feature. You've just looked on the animals as sort of decora- tion and forgotten about the cost.
 But menageries just the same cost fortunes. And especially is this true of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-03
coNTRAcToR AND DRAWING.

------------~ ~
Yokehiso & FukmaaeHf Co; Contract
ors, Carpentry, House Painting,
Paperhangers, Cement work. Build
ing work guaranteed. Reasonable.
Experienced men. Estimates fur
nished free. Wholesale and retail
dealers in horse manure, Firewood
and Charcoal. Beretania corner
Maunakea SITS. Office Tel. 1886.
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The SarBuNen Want will present proposition the people nearly
Cnhreang Honolulu No Want
Bulletin Capitalists people
cry walk Hfe-read the Sar-BuNetn'S Wants every
Telephone your wants e 2256 The smaHrests are large
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PLUMBER ANo TINsMITH.

H. 'Yamamoto, plumbing, tinsmith. roof
repairing. Experienced men. Best of
references; work guaranteed. King
opp. South street. Telephone 1908.
5594-1y.
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SHE cAaPENTERs, TooLs

Market Hardware Co. All kinds Of
ship carpenters tools. Hardware OF
al descriptions. Very reasonable.
Loo Chow, King near River street
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LEGGINos AND HARNESS.

All styles of canvas and leather leg
gings made to order reasonably; also
harness repairing neatly done. Va
mamoto, Beretania near River St
5572-1y
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0Oo COCO Q COCO
&HA aaPIHH]Eluz!Ma AABs
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.

George Yamsda. general contractor
Estimates furnished. No 20S Nc
Cand;ess Building. Telephone 2l57
5265-tf.
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SHIRTS AND PAJAMAs.

Shirts and Pajamas made to order at
reasonable prices, Work guaranteed.
Yamamoto, Nuuanu near Beretania.
55S0-fy.
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FLAGS.

Flags OF all nations. Ring up 1857.
EASTMAN, Fort near Allen St.
r. 5693-tf !.
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FURNITURE MAKER
FURNITURE. DEALER.

We sell Bamboo furniture; buy and
sell all kinds secondhand furniture.
]. Hayashi, 655 King St, Palama.
SISSY f. =. .+''
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PLUMBER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Hee Kwong. We guarantee all kinds
of building. Big bargains in furni-
ture. Call and be convinced Bere-
tania st. corner Emma. Tel. 4778.
5636-3m
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Hee ksu Kee. dealer in paints. oils.
wallpaper: hoUsepainting of ali
kinds, 1920 Nuuanu nr. Kukui.
5555-1y.
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vuLcaNlzlaa.

Auto. Motorcycle and Bicycle Tires
yulcanized. Taisho Vulcanizing Co,
$50 Merchant, mr.. Alakea Street
Telephone s197 s. Safki, Manager.
.. - - - -, 5618-tf.
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SHIRTS AND klMoNos.

e. Shigemura, shirts, kimonos. paja
mas made to order, very reasonable.
. 1155 Maunakea near Pauahi Street.
80 49, 5623-6In.
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NJ
MOSQUITO STICKS.

Ask your grocer for stick; It kills
all insects. S. NJ. Ida, agent. cor.
Beretania Street, nr. Nuuanu St.
5356-1yr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-28

fts aompfes, in BEN Dsutf@Iunb NIT
| einsm Werbitnbeten gtgtn sine Wslt
felt, ben 6ohfinn zines WoIlss, ods
I'M Der griitens bss Ddterlunbts nil
len alIss an aIes febt. aae fsine
,Rrdfts aIs, bisnffpfli9tis Oem watsr-
Iunbt besrsift unb entfdlofen ".
al iiessn ober 3u fierben, unb oas
anbere, poriiber nur Der ipabrhutt
fpreden fam, Der eben aus DeutIh-
lamb fpmmt, bab bas S4auipitl
bes beutThen 9oItss in 6.n srttsn
arisasipodxn bas sr0bis moraIilde
GhaufpisI 1T, fas bic WeIt isit
Sobrbunbertsn geisben. Wer ipil,
bab moroliI6e arGfte in b.r Wslt
bas GntIdsibenbe iein iouen. mub
ben Sies Der beutiden Waffsn ipiin'
id)en.
9sadj gccnoigmg oieier Hebe, bri
Der Der Erofeiior iid) Der engIii6en
Sprnhc bebiente, rid]tcte er in beiIt-
iter Spadjc eiiliae @orte on bic
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oen Teutid)amerifaner. sliibmen6 or.
tnnnte er bic tpnnoerpolle Gr5be irt0
Greue on, nit Der iih oas beutid,e
Clement iiir Geiitif)lanbs SaGe er.
fldrt tot Sic iino elm 9bciI Der Be-
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iogte Neoner. Sje iino Elm Iebenber
getpeis fir Die Ginbeit imieres 9ol,
fes, bas nod, riemals 70 einia mar
iuie iest. Ssn Der 1bat, Elm ein5ig
goIf BON griiocrn. Gs lit mir eiumnl
geiagt iuoroen, oas Deihifalierifa-
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Geeentpari. gsin, mir leben In ber
@egeiururt un6 nidt in Der 3iifunit,
itno iie lit ME 70 berrlih eeipcicH pie
in bieier @ofen. sSSh erfenne Die
grobe guign6c, bic oas GeiItifanic.
rifanertbimt 5ii eriiillcn bot, nn6 oieic
lit Die lleberunllmc Der gciitigef jiib,
ritng III gImerifa. Gle bcipnbren iih
Sbrcn amerifaniidlen Vntriotismiis.
!penn Sie in oieier Safe oeiitid)
limb
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iih beuie nod mebrere Gtinoen in
Der GtaSt alfbolten iino bann i,ad
Ssnoimapolis fabren, ipoieIbii er beiI.
te slbeno re6en lpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-28
&iabride snS 1tebKatIe.

4m Samiias melbeie bic 6sls
mer 9eitmau go. an br Canal sunb
mer gettmdn G4ub Co., an Der
Canal unb Spcamore Strabe Der pos
Iisei, baB Elm Ginbrud in ihrsn
Rdumen periibi, aber ni4ts ssitobl.n
iuorben fei. @eiiern fpurbs oas Eager
elmer RepiIion unieraosen unb fsIts.s
iieIt, bab SO paar S9ube i'm Wertbe
bon $152 febIen.
- Die Wobnung BON gletpeomb
sbompion, No. 2233 Jrnneis Cane,
WaInut Oils, tpurbe geiiern Worssn
bon einem @inbre6er beimgefidt.
Der 9ieb brans in bas 3immtr elmer
Dame, ipsIde iid befuhsipsife
bier aufbGli, unb entpenbete
bort einise lleine gegenftdnbe,
iiberiab dber Elm GHmudiGit9sn, bas
ssuiuslen i'm Wertb bon S1400 ents
bieIt. 2lus bsm 9immsr oes Grdus
lein Sbompfon sntipeHbete Der BITTER
bonn 9rsHeiIen $40 In 9aar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-28
Pamiltsn.

itnicr ggeut in Samiltun IN
Srrr GDnarb Srnf, 449 sab T,inft,
Strake. "a Gel. 476 g., Some
vhpne '"9t n.
= Gbdrles !Solmes unS cyoe Sra.
bep lDel4e geitern Dor S Saaen @ur<
Iep 9uls an Der gde Der Wlaple Q(pes
nue. Siib 4. Strabe angcgriffen, purs
ben Dorgeiisrn Ibenb BON g9ihtsr
SbdHt i'm Muni5ipalgsrift ie aur
sS}abluna BON So unb 8eridtsfoiten
perurtbeilt.
= Die 16 Sabre aIte Sodter Der
Tamilie Chris. Cling, BON SO. 1880
pnrtGmo Grenue, ipeltbe in bem prins
eeb Wanbelbilbsrtbedter als 8illetten.
pertduferin bef9dftigt pprben mar,
luurbe Der poli5ei als oermibt aemel.
bet. Dds Wdbfen pirb felt Wfons
tag Morgen permikt.
- Die Butler GountD @irtbssai.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-28
gufreaeuSe g,ene.

Cine aufrtsenos Gasne ipurte &C..
itern Mprsen BON bunberten Don gdi.
iantsn In Der Wlain Ctr, bspbadiet,
als ein trdftises pferb Der 1rends
Bauer Co., nit einem leihtsn Mogen
burdsing. Das pferb fdeute burd
irasnb einsn llmitanb on Der a. unb
Wain Strabe, nnb rate In ipiIber
ssagb in Der Ridtung nah Der Court
Strabs. 2luf Der ipiIben 0abrt braf)
bas rthie @orberrab in ben 0elti
len Der Strdbsubabn ab. unb iDurbe
bierbur6 Der Wassn BON Seiie, 5u
Seite sefdIeubert. @iele perfonsr.
bic bic Cars beitsissn MOLTEN, mubs
ten ii6 i1lsunisit in Siderbeit brins
gen, I'm iid ni9t Der @efdbr iibtrs
iabren Su perbsu aus5uieben. 4n btr
Court Strabe gslang ss bsH Dur4s
gGnger gum Steben 3u brinssn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-28

perbaftet. gr folI in 2ebins Rleibsr.
laben unb I'M sbeal Shoe Stpre an
sebIid perthIofe gbeds peruussabl
baben.
= Mrtbur 6. gascam, 80, in Ro-
DIETER, 3p.. pobnbaft, unb gtbsI gu.
femibl, 81, BON Gobington, ap., er.
lansten einen gbeihein.
- George +. aotb. prdfibent Der
Gopinston 9tr9itecturol syron Worts.
Der r'+ elmer Operation I'm ct. eli.
idbetb Sofpital untersoa, befinbet ii6
anf bem Weae Der 8eferung.
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9sruriadtu ben Gusidn
bern Elm fortpdhrsns
hfs Q[lnhriiden

Qonbpn, q. Sttobsr. Cine De.
psife Der .erpreB' aus Genf in Der
S6psis entbalt bas iyOlsenbs:
Der madtisft Zeppelin, bsr bis
jsbt xrssit.llt ipOrDsn IN, ipurbs bis.
Ter Gage in Jri.bri&sbafsn in Disnit
seiiellt. Dbns elmer prpbtfahrt I'M.
tsrlporisn ipOrben su isin. iIog sr NIT
GROCER @eT4pinbistsit nOrbpdrts.
bon ben Rufsn Der Solbatsu: Rad
eOnbon' bssxitei, @raf 3sppsIin
mar 5ugsssH.
.Dus aufHtiff bat cine bsTonSsrs
sspan5srte abibeiluns. in iDsl4sr bic
9Ombsn untsrssbra9t iipb, unb bic
iid in Der RGb Der G1raubsn befin.
bet, upb In Der porbertn gpnbel ~
srobss, btfonbsrs fiir bic SsrItSrk
BON Qlsroplanen bsftimnies @eTd3
Gin 5psiiss guftTdifF BON bsmisl
Spp ipirb gnbs Sitobsr fertia fell
80 baIb bisfts aufiT1iff, bas l
isiner qlrt fsrtis etItlIt 1T. ipirb /
leues in ansriff stnomnsN lperS,
es tpsrbsn itbt aud 3epbtIins{r
DiiHsIbcrf. Golmar unb In 8dtjrs I
baut. Der beutIGs gtnsraITohsIl J
bic abii9t babsn, tire 3abl av
bert az brinoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-28

aens RpmmiFipn bat feline 9lenbes
rung in Der @ergebung fer rs S9anfs
| liaenIen fir bds om %. Nppembtr
beginnenbe sSabr pprgenommen uno
bic iebissn Mirtbf6aften fDnnen ibr
@ei6Gft ipiebsr peitsr fortfiibren. Sie
Staot 6amiItpn lit tpabri6sinlicb 5I
sipei peitersn Wirtbiddften bersdtig:
unb bieie iperben Dpn ben 10 pprltez
genben 9lpplitdnten Biz gum 15. Hos
Denrber seipdblt. Cine 2naabI Iens
bsrungen purbsn in MiboletOpn uno
Osn 90rfsrn anseaeist, tpelGe BON
teinsr gebeutung iinb. MibbIetopn
ptrb 90 @irtbi6aften baben.
MaItsr syiiber bat bic Ssrrinse
6alzMsarpin Selbidranf Go., ouf
$500 S6abenerfab pertlast, neil
er i'm Septembsr, 1918, bei Der 4r>
belt an elmer Mdfdine ben tleinen
Singer Der linten Sunb einbiibte.
- 2ucinba Mpers bat William
Mpers auf S9eibung pertlaat, mel!
er lie mibbdnoelte uno perna6la1igte
unb am 3. Ottpber i'm Stihe lieb.
Oas Yaar beira.bete lebten Dadi.
= Ri6ter Sorlan 6efpilliste Der
Spa Doipning bic Sdeiouns bon
sames 9pipriug uuf 9runb bon Der
na9ldiTigung.
- Oas 9eItanent beg beritorbsnen
Sobn 6. Shparb gibt ben aan5en
Hd9lab, bsitsbenb aus @igentbum
i'm @ertbe BON $4,000 an feline
Satin, cine seborene 0inoiid bon
Cincinnati, uno mad ibrem SObe ben
ainosrn. sic tpurbe obne girpi6dfI
als SeitamentsppGItrederin genannt.
- Der 19 Sabre alter Gorbett
Sollanb, tpsI6er gio. 61o Glib q.
Strnbe rppbnt, lpirO lei! Sonntng BON
ieinen Gltern periniBt.
= Margaret 9roIiaa, ipeIte mi!
ibrem gruber 0dnisl 9roiius, in benz
benudlbartem MiqDias lppbnie, srIiti
eeitern Morgsn Inn ! llbr, tpdbrer,b
iie nit ein:m Salgli6. Gin Jeuer i'm
aii6enofen anFl6en poIlte, tppbsi ibre
&leiber in 9ranb eerietben, 10 iarper'
granbnunbsn am &0rper. Dab iie
lin 6 llbr ben @eiit ausbau9te. Or.
Go9ran, bon WGlpille, ipuroe naf
benz 8orful geriifen, tonnte aber bds
oebcn Der Greiiin nidt rettsu. sic
lpar 50 Sabre oft urb binterldbt msb'
rere 9erpanptsu, tpeItls 6ier 6etdnnt
iinb.
= Ous sbermpmster perseidnete
Nadt unb big 6 llbr ges
tern Wlorgen % 9raS iiber glul. |
8oiIer i'm 1reisn iiebenS bate cine
yistruite BON einem / bis einem J
3od Side. gIumensGrten litten b.
,erteno burA bic unsripartste adlts.
!Sslen 0apis lpurbs pOn nil
ian 9apis asitisbsn unb srbielt bas
Reht ibren MGb6ennainen S'gons
lor tpisb:r fiibren Su Oiirisn.
- Die SOntret glr6eit On Der
leuen 6iqb Moin Bride tuurbe
leii.rn ron ben 9ontraitorer, u. ).
Danger u. Co., big auf bic Ssitens
pege on Dem Ditenbe Der Bride
srtiaeeitslIt. Die Bride mub jebt
IN mebrsren Stslleu nit aies gsfiilt |
perben, iobalb pie StabtperpdltuHq
,ie MaFsrs unb Gas Robrsn sslest /
Iat,
- Der 3uitnnb be; MsibsrbGnbs-t
srs @eOrae arebs, pelter in Der
5OnHtae Raat DON Stasflub befaI.
en- ipurbs, mar aeitsra sttpas bsf.r.
- Das 9f,rb bes 9rsntonsr Glei-
ders J. u, Berger trat seitsrn
Roresn ouf Dem Wsse mad Niibbles
opn, in Der Rdhs oes Gtrabenbabns
6uppens bel 5renton arf einsn elets
ridden Draft unb purbe ouf Der
5teae gst6btet.
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ggas Der niau,ou.

iintcr ben gbeIftriuen. 1T bic ct. pernaro
ardnier.giue .nnter ben wiHen. Dicfes eepaI.
tge nnb bod milbe ipirfeHbe erofe bentfbs
3elImitteI bat fih felt 9nbrbunbetteH In alIen
Stllen bon Wlngenleiben, esber. unb unter,
lstbs' Storunaen. foipie tinbttbanli6fslt inb
Neritopfnrg alf has BldnafHoiie betpabrt. Ner,
last Sud dut bic ct. Nern1rb ardIiersqlille
babsH.
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ben.
9reiiin ftnbet Cob ber
Wellen.
ssrau Minnie aels, 73 Sabre alt
tpanberte geitern Morssn I'm 8 lIb,
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rttdnil6en Gtabtperbdnbes BON Refp.
port, iptpis alle liberal oeiinntsn 9ur.
ger BON Nepport unb llmgeaenb, ipel.
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