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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
FOOD PRODUCTS
2PER.CT. MONTH
Only Cheap Things in Eng
land Are Luxuries-Aggre-
gate Increase 35 Percent

7 ONDON, Oct 2S-LondOn food
- prices have to date shown n gen
eral Increase OF thlrty-fivs per cent
since the beginning Of the war.
Except for panic rise at the very
beginning Of the war, prices have
mDJntrd with disQuleting and unre-
l1Nlng stea ,lncss at the rate Of "A little
more than two per cent II month sine
the war began The largest rise took
plnce last May, mainly ON account Of
sudden jump In the price Of meat.
II is thought that the new taxes on i'm.
ported articles viii raise this percent.
age Of Increase Present prices have
never been eQualled in England with
the exception Of period from lS73.lsT7,
which was Il time Of peace and pros
prrlty There was at that time no IN
reference with trade, and the high
prices which extended 10 all commodl
Ties were due not to short supply but
{" Extraordinary demand.
Most luxuries are comparatively
cheap The prize Of caviar Is the
same no II WAS two years ago. Grouse
can ho bought at 70 cents brace.
hnr"- at % cents, large pineapples at
81 cents and hothouse grapes at elgh-
teen cents n pound
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
Brands Mother a
Bigan,ist in Fight.
Over His Child

NEW YORK, oct %. Co., Clarence
Adalr Stevenson. IN legal fight In
the supreme court TO obtain the Gus.
iody Of his eight. year old child, Murle
the daughter OF Stevenson aud his for
mer wife Helen Wall Stevenson,
branded his mother. Mrs DR.. Francis
J. DE Giers, who wished 10 adopt her
grandchlld, as Il bignmlst Stevenson
charges his mother with marrying Or
DE Glers while she knew her first
husband. named Doyle, was alive and
undivorced. Doyle was Steyensons
father. tie says that his mother wns
well acquainted with three men, named
Cryan, Pierce and Donald. in Chicago
and that he himself bore the name Of
Cryan In the public schools " TINT
pItV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
Ell Reno Happenings

Mrs Mary Smith has come from
Topeka, Kan, TO make her home with
her daughter, Mrs f. NJ Phlpps.
Mrs. g. o. Dowell was hostess to
the r. Il. A. girls Saturday afternoon.
\ number Of new members have been
added 10 this club. Z.
Mrs. Mangau ot Vail, L., Is max.
Ing an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs Nj. Fitzgerald.
Miss Julia sullivan has returned
from AN extended visit In Kansas city.
MIR aud Mrs. Louis Engle who have
been residing on their ranch near
Blnger will soon 20 to California u
reside.
Mrs. l.. A. Garner Of Oklahoma
city IN spending this week IN M Reno
TO be u guest at several social cour,
tesies
Mrs. ]. W. Elkins has as her guest
her sister. Mrs. King NJ DcQuoin. ILL.,
6 q. Lewis, +. NJ Lewis aud Mrs
T. II. Scott went 20 Montgomery city,
Mo, Sunday 10 attend the funeral OF
their aged father.
MIR. and Mrs Harry Steele an
nounce the birth Of son
Mrs. l.. II. Butts is building Nm e1.
tenslye addition Ia her greenhouse.
a charming reception was given
Monday evening by Mr. and Mrs n. G.
Bradford honOrlng Mr. and Mrs. o.
Kenneth Curry whose marriage NJ last
week. was solemnized at the brides
home In Valley View, Texas. Mr
Curry wore gown " cream pussy
willow taffeta, Those assisting were
tho Misses nashlel. mnsman. Shntlee,
Messrs. Horace Taylor Don Allison
Messrs. aud Mines II H. Fogg. q. A.
Shuttcc, Mines g. W Taylor. phlllT
llerod. Misses bradford, McCold Roy
nck. Sans, Matthews, Lena Allison
Nellie Shuttee. Mary Louise Bradford
aud Louise Finch. Music was rendered
by nm Italian orchcstm MIR and
Mrs. Curry nrc nj home nj a2O Souu
Macomb avtlue
Two cases NJ dlphlherln nrc report
ed In the city one COON " the ct,
school was closed two days.
Mr.. and Mrs I. A. Pierce ounoNRc,
the birth ~ n SOIL, October - -
Thomas Beacon II recovering frou
his recent Illness
Mrs A. g. Bradley and Mrs. lIome
Fnlrmon entertained Monday after
noon with n buffet luncheon. Hal
llowe'en decorations were clcycrly ear
rled out In the orange and black col
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
PRECAUTIONARY
LAW IS ASKED
Congress Will Be Asked to
Bulwark Against Undersell-
ing by Foreigners After War

WASHlNGroN. Oct -> '"-..1'
" will DO asked To po-, a .0" m'N
ing It unlawful FOR foreign muu'..'
urers TO sell their produ.. m 'n'
United States at less than lur "'~t oil
production here. This Will Dee d.nr 70"
protect American merchants .rom al
inflow Of foreign products oD l0n .uI
OF the European war.
Legislation also probably u.. pr
sought legallzlng combiunriu., a This
country for the operation OF ,ouu,rN
tive selling agencies abroad These
would be designed 10 enable Amuau
to take advantage of nI"
opportunities resulting from 'hn uu.
Decision 10 recommend Oh. proposed
legislation was reported ot % confer
encs between President Wise. SDTc
tary Redfleld " the department OF
commerce and Chairman Davies ~ lhr
federal trade commission
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
Fast Son, Peevish
Dad -TtOelve Beans,
Not So Worse

When Vain Joyce was frisking mer-
rily around ON Classen boulevard Sun.
day night he was detected by the eagle
orb OF officer ollie Estes and
plnrhcd Tor speeding. Later he was
fined 81 aud costs In police court for
hl7 fast tendencies, and paid the fine
When his father William Joyce
heard that his son and heir had been
pInched, he hltched up the old gray
mare, and beat II, with the mare In.
GUIDED To the police station. Arriving
there, he rushed In and began 20 Say
things In general about what an out
rage II was for person to actually
rrl pmched for speeding. Furthermore.
hc declared, no fine would be paid by
amy member Of the Joyce family.
When told by sympathetic officer
that his indiscreet son had already
paid the fine, Joyce grew simply too
p'eylsh for words, and Jumped into his
buggy and began 10 beat the old gray
mare again, although the mare guye
every Indication ot starting
Judge Miller happened 10 see the
temper display So had the elder joyce
arrested for cruelty 10 animals When
the mare beater received a fine M 50
aud coats In police court Tuesday No.
rnrcd around like Il lion. but final,
controlled himself enough to slam fhr
,\ dollars down nm the plprLtg tuII.
His tone is asking for receipt again
shocked Judge Miller 80 Joyce was
compelled 10 take back seat among
the prisoners until the long court was
over. The total contributions Of the
father aud son amounts TO Sl2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
Booze If He w ants,
1t, But He Does mt
w ant Ii. Thank You

The chronic kuocker. In the shape
"t AN elderly gentleman who make, II
point 10 come around to the police
station Nud knock about every week
since the city started going to the
dogs last Aprl, stepped up to Police
captain Ed Gallup Thursday as Cal
'up was lettering about the entrance to
Il barber shop.
Treat town, this. observed the e X.
Where do You get all this stuff about
closing up Towns just rs open as Il
ever was. Makes me sick. can 20
out ana buy ne quart Of whisky anG
pe ba'k here In less than minute '
Gallup pondered for moment In his
methodical way Far be- II from me
10 gamble he declared, but here's II
dollar II YOU can get me quart. or
even pint Of whisky in one minute
II stand here and wait"
Nhrrrupon the peeyish elderly gen
tIcman said 1t would be a ciuch 10 get
it II he only wanted To 70 to the truu.
bile OF moving a few hundred feet.
Well, I'll make II worth your while
TO move" replied the officer. You've
been worrying me for long time
I'll hand you five dollars II you can
bring me a quart Of whisky that YOU
have bought within five minutes. And
in addition to that III give you fiftl
dollars If you can get me a quart ot
market whisky inside OF an hour Hop
TO it,
Then, as the knocker moved numb
Hug up the street after arguing for
tive minutes insteud Of trying 10 make
the five dollars, Cap Gallup shrugged
his shoulders In disgust aud took his
place In the tOnsorial chair
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
MOTHERHOOD CLUB
WOrl, lnaugurated by the Late Mrs.
John Simlrr Takes Important Place
IN Local Civic Program

In order 10 carry on the work In
auguruIed by the late Mrs. John Sim
Ter as president NJ the Motherhood
Culture club. Or W. j. BOYD has do
mated the use Of his building at sls
North Harvey Tho work consists In
the teaching of sewing, materials I've
lux furnished by the members Of the
club 'nr needy being especially looked
after
Tine club can use some more tables
chUu and rugs, either as outright
l.f0- ur H- loans. Those having things
of lh.s character that they wish put
Co useful aud patriotic purpose
should nU any one ~ the following
ladies Mrs j. NJ Draper, Mrs.
George Gardiner. Mrs. W. II. p. Trud.
rrnn Mr. %. y. Lee or Mrs. A. B
CLARK
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
DEFECTIVE WIRING

Walter McKeehan, secretary to state
Fire Marshal &. G. Hammonds, re.
turned Wednesday from Elk city
where ne went 10 make an invcstlgu
tion Of n fire occurring there Tues
day morning In the building ~ the
Elk Mercantile company Secretary
KcMeehan says the fire was nm
undoubtedly caused 10y an electric wire
attached 90 the motor OF n coffee
grinder.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
CHICKEN JOE ON
TRIAL In JOLIET
Negro Convict Accused Of Killing
Wardn's Wife Is Being Defended
Nv ColOred Attorney

JOLIET. ILL.,, oct 2s-"Chlckcn
joe" Campbell, Il negro In the Joliet
was to be- placed ON trial
Thursday for the murder Of Mrs
Odette Allen, wife ~ J. NJ. Allen, for
mcr warden OF the penitantlary Mrs
Allen. known az the good angel to the
500 convicts. was found murdered I'm
her apartment At the prison on June
20. Campbell will be- defended by u
MegIO hltnrnev
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
PRESBYTERIAN Comfy
Union Of Northern and Southern Ju-
risdietlons Received Encouragement
--Cenferees In Protraeted Session

PITTSBURGH, Oct ~, Union Of
the northern and southern jurisdictions
NJ the Presbyterian church received en-
couragcment here Thursday at lunch.
eon given by Pittsburgh's Jurisdiction
TO the Joint committee on comfy re
Nrn1y appointed by the two general
assemblies. Addresses were made by
the Rev. ]. Ross Stevenson, president
~ Princeton Theological seminary and
moderator Of the Presbyterian general
assembly and hy the Rev. W. McF. Al
exander OF New Orleans, moderator of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28

or scheme. The Italian orchestra fur
nIshed music Those assisting were
Mines. r. II. Wright, y, B pettee,
Thomas Benson, the Misses Gladys
Hensley, Edith Paulscn, BernIce Schaf
fer, Lydia Menger and Francis Tins
man
A motorcycle ridden by Tom Beas
ley Of Putnam City, collided with the
carriage driven by Mrs +. II. Wright
Sunday afternoon. MIR Bcasley was
Injured when the horse fell upon him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
ALRIGHT IN THEORY, But
Naval War tame Develops y Condi.
tlOn Which Sounds Alarminr

NJ WYORK, oct 2s-A fleet Of
hostile" warships which attempted Ia
invade New York harbor Tuesday
night In war game had been thpo
retlcally sunk Wednesday by coast dc.
teNse guns In the forts of the ON.
trance 10 the harbor A defending
fleet however was first destroyed he
fore lhey discovered that the enemy
was upon them.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
BENEFITS or SALOON CLOSING
Savings Increase and Few Accidents
Occur as Result Of Enforcement

CHICAGO. oct 2S Closiu. saloons
ON Sunday In Chicago has resulted In
an increase In savings banks deposits,
heavier early week shopping and ms
Increased the Monday efficiency of
workers, Mayor William Hal" Inomp.
son said Thursday one concern rm.
ploying ten thousand men wrote That
the first Monday uftcr rhr closing or.
der became effective Was .0r first
IN years that an accident lu. uu. o,
CURED at the plant.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
JEW LIVED TO 40 YEARS

BALTIMORE. oct. 2S--C T. Dob.
blnskey, the oldest Inmate " the lie.
brew homo for mcurablcs here and hc.
lleved "a be close 10 10 years of nge,
died NJ the Institution Wednesday tie
was born I'm Russia.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28

Always, ever the Stclnway * su.
preme no one prctrudS To have II bet.
ter piano The others are quite con.
tent to try to measure up as nearly as
possible TO the Stemway.
To claim n better piano than n Stein
way would bee an absurdity.
The owner df a Steinway knows
these things and has great satlsfac.
tlon In never having To apologize or
explain.
We have splendid stock of Stein
ways A new upright for $500, aud a
small grand as low as $3.50. our prices
on this Besf plano IN the world (Steln.
way) Il the lowest We give Comforta-
bile terms for payments
Come in or write.
l.w)E:A.IKk;!!;A'tss e. k;!;' Is
223 " Main st. oklahoma city.
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the Presbyterian general assembly

the Presbyterian general assembly,
cOuth.
The committee on comfy will be- In
session several days. mapping plnu.
by which the wurh Of the two church
organizations can be- carried ont win.
ont overlapping
M free born and independent
American citizen want. Ia be- king
because he knows that there are times
when custom require. u king 10 klsa
another King who had been smoking
n pipe strong enough 10 he Hercules
into a bow knot
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
EyERyBODy. AT HOME

You nro made 10 feel welcome, re-.
spccted, appreciated and guaranteed
partner II YOU desire 10 dance Audi.
torlum. ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28

Don't fail to read The Times want
ads. They contain many interesting
stories.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-24
NEVADA Nor PULLING c4gsrnurs

IT = sincerely hoped that Lake
not
derstand rae action before
ocaon VAteh supported
to obtain LOG q Vaas Advertising
always distinguished that In other
own Fl
Of
bu
and
81 thousands o. dollars for
"a
spEeadd
They
eod bd th splendid
ding g a taem
Nada realize
angeles dollar
Calornans money
automobile
merely be money pent while passing
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-24
sor GIVING 4 SQUARE DEAL

THEN poatorice
responsibilities
in
n parcels wasm
bulky parcels
! the
Instituted
favorable Bachmn
certainty money
Il said that there
which
playing
has
equipment
hole and deman tha be mail pun
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-24
ssmE ODD sroay

~ @o years e tree rrate public
had fmg Republican
l@ present y Az exception and 1915 VILE
s aant reqnre anything IKE
puhte that tree present
AaaE been q operation before clearly
worked the
American
rhe 2atrng down q consequent
dspicng ministry
vesfnena
Indeed had allowed
Better Judgment itself 1912
right
the free trade years passed
they had experienced the
thar they couBfnt
moments visa again Ebe
sakad
undertake greatly
follow close Of noupraeve law Day
no day nor surely
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-24
: Morphine, Opium, Cocaine
and LiauOr Habit
Positively Cured or No Pay

The physicians OF ST. Agnes so
ciery. afrsr many years Of study and
research IN India. china and the Phil
Eppfnea have evolved a treatment, ab-
solu1elY sure, safe. painless and ha~
mane We are 80 sure EhaG We can
cure any Of these terrible Affections,
rhat We make CHS iruu-cl1f contract
with you. NO CURE, NO PAY You
are the SOLE nudge For particulars,
apply to
Nsaicsl 0ir=Etars ST. Asres Society.
r o. Box 294 Carson city, Nevadl
4tr8IT-23
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-24
AS TO PROTECTION AGAINST FlRE

~vHE
L dental. Eachw by
company recently private appliances
pressure
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-24

protection Obtaining By Vocng
has
Darsd Tor
VIA II q
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-28
Nm ben g~an,pfeusen.
Seitlid,er &~rieesibapulat,
INA Snntas,,hor

Mnf Der 5abrt BON Stoc5ef nod
Often begegnen mir enbIos langen
3iigen bon Miidmanoerern. Die Mlil-
len baben oiele ormen Geute erit ae-
paltiam mitgelhleppt nnb iif rcn
Dem laffigen 9roB Damn befreit, in-
benz iie i'm furserbano 5lriiftriehen,
Den anriidenben 9eutlden entgegen.
gerieten Die llneIiidliden nr
manfen Stellen 5nil9el1 5tDei Seuer.
%llniere Solbntcn laiien Die Iliiht
linge rubig porbei5ieben uno limo
linen iogar bebiIflid. Nur ipenn
Die 2elte gar 81 toridt Die eaiioc
IStraBe NIT ibren Wagen ~psriper1en,
10 bob unlere Mutos uno aplonnef
halten miiiien, befommlen iie oerbe
oentibe Mnpfiffe au boren. slber lie
reriteben natiirlid fem @ort onnon.
Sic laden 1litr uno beeilel. iib nid,t
ilbermabig, Ylat 5i MAIDEN. ga oie
Geutiden ibr Sdimpfen nidt nalb
ruiiiider @rt NIT Sdlaeen beeleiten
miro es nift ernft genomlnen.
Gin ar1ies 8oIf, oiele Niidfparoe-
rerl Die Manner tragen Id]musige
Tel5ioppen. Sic Iiiften lire rniIiifen
Wiisen unD perneieen fid oemiitia
nit ideuem 8lid, oIs mir porGei.
iabren. Sbre Saare fallen lang iiber
Den Helsiaum Der Soppe berunfec,
lrn0 Die fnofigen 4elidter iino b;ir-
iig. Die Jrouen uno We1bten Iiar.
rctt lirls aug miioen Mueen an. Sir
lin6 fait ale b1bIid. Nur lelten
finoet man elm flein tpen;a 5riid)e
unb @rmut in einem illieea @eiiht.
.Gs iino 8eibruiien 2eltte ortboooren
@laubens, Die 10 bon ben ruiiilfen
|Soloaten in Die pertpiiitete Seimdt
5nriidgeiaat weroen. Nad Iolell uno
Slioen iino iett Die eigencn 2anSs-
lelte uno @laubensgenoilen SpIer
Der ruiiiihen garbnrenpirtlfoft 9cs
woroen. Gie Muiien babell ben Gen.
ten itur ibre elenoen sleeper seIailet,
Die nun Die Nasen nit ser arn,ies
|ligen Sabe miibiam nad] @eiten 5ie-
ben. Monder Der Gliidtlinee ltirlt
flGglif) am @ege Dor grld)opfnae.
ltniere Soloaten boben beim yor.
riifen cine galt5e &eiBe poit loldseil
Qeiden 9efunoeu. Man fiebt aid,
biele tote Hferbe, Minoer uno Sdapei-
ne ON Der StraBe. @iepieIe Nne
panoerer NIT @aeen nno 8ieb hi
rem Siimpfen n0rolid bon grii8aua
peridamlnoen iino, uirb memals feif-
seffelt tperoen fonnen.
Gin ieltiarnes 5iiidtlingslaser eilt.
oederl nniere SoIoaten otpiiden
Stocoef uno Dem S~umpfaebiet. Cine
aatae Sdoar bon iungen Maod,en.
nieiit ToIinnen uno Siioinien botte
lid bort I'M @oIoe b1uslih nieocr-
9eIoiien. Die 2uIlen batten bie!g
M1oden benin ab3ug bon Ser g5u'
ra miteenommen uno iett bel Der
raiden Nahorinsen Der Deutid)er
;brem Gdidiol iiberIdiien miiiien. 81
Gellen 8lllen aierlihen 5albitiefelr
uno ourbbrohenen Striimpfen iaBcl
bic @erlaiienen I'M feiid)ten llrfpeli
mo ertpnrteten pertrouenspea 0i
l0eutihen. Gle fparen 10 reid)lid
nit Tropiant berleben. baB tie I'm
Icre SoIooten iogor 81 Gierfndel
einIaoen fonnten. llno lie mares
better in Der Soffnung, DAB 81
geatiden fie raid IN lire polnii6
6eimat 5uriidbeforoern neroen.
0os Iertralien Der eil6eimiide
gepolferlina 8u ben Geltiden i
iiberous befhGmeno fir Die &lllcl
lSie iid) bergeblif, bemiiht bobet
1urdt Dor Den anriidenoen Sieger
l5u ~uerbreiten. 0as erite Dort /
Itym sNfss Gieiiisnsitab na6 SeI
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Die beatise Gage.

Ius 8uleorien lit Die tpidtige
nno erfrenlide Nadridt gefonn1eal,
oaB Die 8ereinieung Ser oeutlhell
nno bulgariiden &eere pol5peem lei.
4nd oaB Die 8ulenren Die Staot
Yirot beiebt baben uno aaB
aons 8orriiden idmmtli6er Srna=
siiens @rmteen boratfgebe. Die
Gren5oie1 beboupten ongegerL Tie bot
ten ben 8ulgaren bebeutenoe 8or-
teile %.abgeruneen; batten lie 5nrl
Mufgeben bon ltesfiib beranlabt uao
ibnen Geles fortgenomnren bod fms
6ieie Matteilungen iebr stpeifeIbaft.
8ahr ifpint es oagegen gu iein.
COB ruliii6e Sdiffe Den buIgarilden
9afen Gar1a bombaroieren. 8iel
ausrthten peroen iie % audi nifbt
fonBerr. Gin @egengepidt eeeen oie
Siege in Serbien biloet es nidt.
9ns frana6fibbe aabinet bat re-
iisniert. 9riauo, Der ieeige S1iiti5.
miniiter, tDir6 bas nelte &abinet bill
ben.
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Slid anbert ole Sitten, beifett
c aber ielten.
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arie YreHt tit setaa:: Dsnncfas %. Otebu 1875.

Roroen BON BruSala tpid1tigy neil
bier oie @dfierlheioe BON Gltfec
unD Sdipnr5em gReer Iiegt. Gie
Saiiolba, Die ni6t melt bon Morppo=
nor entlprinet, fliebt nad) Suoe1l
sum Gripiet, Der leibi4 eill NebenfluB
oes 9njeItr ift- Ser Sos bogeeen,
oeilen 2auf MIR tpenig toeiter n6rh=
ltd gbeeinnt, lit eth ~9aebenflub oes
gl;jrn1en.
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Giienbabn TabrpIau.

V'IeHuuyH : Uayrptan.
S. & @. g..
$50. 12-gon aarebo 600 por;,,.
No. Som Noroen 100 born.
No. = Som Noroen ......9:55 BORN
No. 1@Wom Noroen. .9:2O abenbs
No. 6-Gon Qare6o ......7:3O obelins
sIo. 9--Tom Noroen. 100 abenos
Mbfa6rt-
$50. 1o-.9ailp egpreB~. aoroen
SO. Social mad Milano TAO bonn.
Io. 4-Na6 ct. 2ouis. 1920 mittoas
Sto. 6-gSa6 ct. 2ouis unb Srten ar
Der Santa Sc 800 aberbs
go. 5-gad 2oreoo $50 morael,g
4o. 11-2ofal nod Qarebo (ae1nifhf)
1000 nbeno3
g. q. & u. 3.
$50. l. Bon 5ouiton, @aco unb gorpus
ebrtitt ..7:05 nnd1r1.
No. Boon 2oufton lino aiiiienorten
-. $3.50 BORN.
Ro. Soon goafum unb aftenorten
....1.40 nad1it.
SO. 42-9on aerrbile sos porn,'
$40. 44-Gen &errbiIe, MIR Conn
$50. 146-won aerrpiae, tdaiia m.gaes
nornnen Sonntaes $3.50 abereS
9o. 2-aa9 Souiton, Bato umo Corpus
@gr11tt 1910 born,.
No. 4-yfa6 Spnfton nno 8iifenorten
................ 1920 abero8
No. 6Tyahd Donfum unb Riiifenorten.
................... $50 nndm.
$50. Al Rad &errbiae, nur am Gonns
go. 4s9Mad aerrbiue 800 abs,lDs
$40. 145-Nad Rerrbiue. tdgIid, alts4cs
rrornInen Sonntags ....7:05 porui.
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80. 161-@umiet aimiteO, bon aep 81.
Inns. .4:40 BORN.
no. 1O2 @uniet aimiteo. bon Gan Sran-
cisco ...... .......S 1888 BORN.
go. 7-9dnel5ue. bon Nep Orlenns.
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SO. 8-Sdneu8ug, bon DeI 9Rio ....
ii 100 rprn,.
SO. e-gunfet grpreb bon aeiD Or
leans. ...... 1856 ruhm
SO. 1o-@uniet grpreb. bon Can Sratis
cisco ............ $40 nndy1.
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SO. 1O1-@unfet 2itniteo, mad 6nn
Trancisco ..........4:60 BORN.
go. to2-@unfet 2imite0, mad Rem Orr
leans 400 bornI
so. 7-9dnen5ns. nod Sci aio.
$50. s-edneI5us nod Nep Drfeans
SO, s-suniei espreb nod ean Srans
go. tO-ennfet erpreb, nad Rem Or
Ieans. 1900 nadbts
gtttpria Dipifon.
So. so1-gon aouiton, Bort aaOaea.
Wctoria. gnerp ......7:20 nad9nt.
81. so2Z9ad guero, @ietoria. 9ort
2apaca, 9olifton ..7:55 BORN.
M., 8. & 3.
.. aa$ 8 Nqroen-abfaart a.oo 49,,
SO. 10-aatb Qimiteb 1000 moro.
| SO. 26-@atb S5Iber 1880 nadm.
SO. 22-Nad Sonfton 1890 abenos
80. s5-aatp Slper ,7:a5 BORN.
SO. g. 2oial .l:25 nadlnl.
SO. 9-8atb Qimiteb lib nadr,
SO. 21-gon Soniton ZOO rtorae'iS
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$50. 1--Iom 9orben 500 nadbm
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SO. 9-Mah benz Norben TAO porm
S. 81, II. & g. Is. & g. q. Depot,
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no. 2-gon Corpus gbrifti uno Ga,r,at
t6priugs. ...........4:55 nndni
80. 4-gon Corpus Ghriiti TOO BORN
SO. 1-gaa6 Gorpus gbriifi unS garrial
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