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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-12-20

Work on the new evaporating es-
.ablishment at Dallas has started.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-12-20

The assessed valuations in the
state show a decrease OF $1O,406,236,
from last year.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-12-20

Albany will have "a new depart
ment store about January i. co
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-12-20

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The evening world., 1915-01-05
At CH|LD'S
TONGUE # SICK
CROSS, FEV.ER|SH
When constipated or bilious
give California Syrup -
of Figs"

Look at the tongue. motheri II coated.
Il is q sure sign that your little ones
stomach, liver and bowels need gentle,
thorough cleansing at once.
When pcevish. cross. listless, pale.
doesn't sleep doesn't eat or act natu-
rally, or is feverish. stomach sour.
breath, bad; has stomach-ache. sore
throat. diarrhoca, full Of cold. give a tea
spoonful Of "California Syrup Of Figs"
and in few hours all the foul. consti-
pated waste. undigssted food and sour
bile gently moves out Of It's little bowels
without gripping. and you have q well.
playful chile again. =.
You needn't coax sick children TO take
this harmless fruit laxative" they love
its delicious taste, and il always makes
them feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for q 50-cent bottle
Of California Syrup Of Figs" which
has directions for babies, children Of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly on the
bottle. Beware Of counterfeits sold here.
To be sure you get the genuine. ask TO
see that il Is made by California Fig
Syrup Company" Refuse any other
kind with contemplate
The evening world., 1915-01-05
KILLER TELLS HOW.
He "CROAKEDGUy'
.TOPLEASE FRIEND
"The Rabbit" Describes on
Stand Cold-Blooded Murder
Ordered by Gang Leader.

Robert Crosby. The Rabbit" who
revealed as states witness yester-
day in the trial Of Tony De Liss for
murder. how unconcernedly he had
killed a man merely at the expressed
wish Of his gang leader. De Liss.
continued his revelations of life In Q
world where murder 1 scheap be-
fore Judge Mott In General Sessions
to-day. Though severely cross-ex-
amined by william Bosler, d Liss's
counsel. Crosby stuck by his story
that "a sniff Of coke" and loyalty
TO friend had ben all that was
needed TO push him to the murder
OF John Hurst at benefit ball in
the rear of a saloon at No. lot
Greenwich Street.
Il was dancin' Wild Alice Hagan,"
was a part Of the 'Ribbit's" testi-
mony, en- she feels me gun in me
hip pocket an asks me II they'r goin'
to be trouble.
II says. I don't know no trouble
comm. Kid But then Tony gives me
tn high sign an just pulls til gat an
croaks tn guy no tips me Is tn guy
he wants croaked."
what was the high signs" the law
yer askd.
"Aw, Tony. he gives me tn wink an
hands tn guy was to croak little
The evening world., 1915-01-05

:AsSTRANGERS IN
,,H0MIE NINE YEARS
Ms.1C.,I. Richards Says She
! Caught Millionaire in Raid
and Asks Divorce.

For nine years Mrs. Maria Luisa c.
+. Richards. an heirsss. and Chester
I. Richards. her husband. q Million
aire shoe dealer at No. 59-d Reade
Street. lived in the Same apartment
but as total strangers.
They were afraid OF what people
wenld Say and did not separate. For
months and months they did not
speak to esch other. ..
Detectives were placed upon tho
rioh shos mans trail after Mrs. Rich
ards left her apartment at The Tur-
rets. Riverside Drive. and went to live
at No. 157 Greenwich Street. Hemp
stead.
FINALLY last summer Detective Rob
srt 3. Mcclellan and an aid followed
Richards from his place Of bus.ess
to the Muller Hotel in Brooklyn.
whsre he met a blonde woman. Tho
detectives called Mrs. Richards by
telephone and she hurried to the
hotel In time to join the raiding party.
After the sleuths gained an entrance
to tho room and compelled the wom-
an to get out of bed Mrs. Richards
was called.
Mrs. Richards did not recognize
her.. but took pity on the stranger
when, shivering in light undergar-
msuts. she pleaded with Mrs. Rich
ards to order the men out Of the room.
Mrs. Richards did this. but would
have nothing to say to the correspond
ent. sf
Mrs. Richards. who before marriage
was, Maria Luisa Fernandez Criado
and inherited wealth from her
mother Immediately brought suit for
divorce. naming the unidentified
woman.
During the nine year silence. Rich
ards says, he permitted his wife to
pay many bills because she wanted
20 and he could not afford to give her
the luxuries to which she was acctis-
toned. When the final quarrel came.
last March. Richards. according to his
wife, asked her to get divorce. He
told her. she says:
II don't caro- for you any longer.
am tired OF you. You are a damn
fool 70 stand for me and to live with
mel.
Richards Is not defending the d.
vorce, but is opposing his wife's ap-
plicAtion for alimony and counsel fees
on the ground that she has a large
income Of her own from a trust fund
in tho United States Trust Company
Of New York.
Justice Goff awarded Mrs. Richards
S90o a month pending ths trial and
appointed william Arrowsmith ref
cree to determine whether the wife's
income u sufficiently large enough to
relieve Richards of supporting her
The Richards were married In 1890,
when h6 was twenty-one and his wife
nineteen. Some years after his mar
riage he succeeded his father in the
d. Richards & Sons firm in Reade
Street.
The evening world., 1915-01-05
DIGESTIVE Sergeant Sent to sing
Sing for ExtOrtatiOR.

Agflia DamicO. formerly detective
sergeant. was sentenced to-day In Gen
sral Sessions to one year and eight
in sing Sing for extortion. Damico.
with Lieut.. Gambaralls OF the Central
Office were trapped by detectives on
Nov. II Just after they had extorted
SIS from Dominica Muccio. a cafe keep
er at No. 20l Grand Street Gambaralla
turned States evidence. He will prob
ably get Off with "A suspended sentence.
The evening world., 1915-01-05
RattaNop chief keIlock Retires.

BattaIion Chief James KelIock. who
has served forty-four years in the Fire
Department without having had a
charge of any kind preferred against
him. was to-day retired by Fire Com
missioner Robert Adamson. Kellock
was second officer in length of service
in the Department. Deputy Chief
IAlly. In charge Of Brooklyn and Queens.
entered the Department a few months
earlier than he. In recognition Of Kel-
.iock's unusual record. Commissioner
Adamsen granted him an increased
pension. Instead of receiving $3.50 q
year. KeIlock will receive $4,000.
The evening world., 1915-01-05
Acid StOmachs Are
Dangerous
Comu,ou eense Advice By . Distin.
euished Specialist.

"Acid'' stomachs arc dangerous because
aced irritstes and inflamss the delicate
lining Of the stomach. thus hinderinE and
preventing the proper action of tho
stomach. and leading to probably nine
tenths Of the cases sf stomach trouble
from which people suffer. Ordinary
medicines and medicinal treatments arc
useless In such cases, for they leave the
source of tn. trouble. the acid In tn:
must be nsutraiised. and its formation
prevented. and the best thing for this
maG Gnosia. a simpk antacid. taken In a
little warm or cold water after eatins.
sIso on prSy.o nss on nv nH sS'd but
which acidity 10 deveiopsd. Fooda which
ordinarily cause distress may be eaten
with impunity II the meal is followed
wNh a little bisurated maRnesia, which
can be obtained from any druggist. and
should always b kept handy.-Advt.
The evening world., 1915-01-05
JANUARY SALE SPECIALS
For T0-MorrOv N~

Irish Linen Damasks- / IA
Instead Of .se-JaA. Gale. ..J
Extra heavy manufact6rs-sS - o.
inoh-most desirable stylsA
64-inch Scalloped c ClothtE).
Round-lnstsad q o4oe- SsNo
Jan. Sale Price. ........J
Linen Huck Towels -
20x36-ReG. 81 30
Jan. Sale Price. ........
Soft finish--hsavy pure linsn-hSsnmsA
--damask borders-initial wreath.
Turkish Towels AZ
lsIss-Usualiy .l3--Jsn. Sale W
Full bisached Tufktsh-fPingsd or
hemmed-whits or red stripe bordsra
Linen Dish Towellinss-- I q.
Res. .l<-Jan. Sale. s......... s
i7-inch--puss linso-Asavy quality.
sfs.ts s.t' and and c'ntr''- ! a.
Jan Sale Price. .........)
Hemstitched or lace trimmed With and
without smb'd ends. others Of ellovsr
figured Swiss. 't q,
The evening world., 1915-01-05

nova Tnat'S enoueh; I knows ms
th' man an 90. I plugs him
TIE witness said he had never oeen
The Victim Of his gun before. Hebroke
down and shed weak tears under NOR
cileas questioning, but stuck to his
original story, told yesterday.
The evening world., 1915-01-05

Bed Blankets- -.- rHsff
Rec. Se.ee ana oGSSe 40 ~
jan sale. e.s....s....~ss
Asavy-california and pure VI
S SwhitA ssarlse sray ssl sthsso
Indian Design. Blankets-(S
Rec. o<.9S-5aa. aAls. 80.
eexoo inch-bsst st1ss1oWu e
hsavy-sxcellent for couch =
boys beds and outdooe slsspaa0I
Mems Night. Shirts-.- II
Fruit Of Loom. Npslin- n
~ - 3e-ess. -ee-6aaS. :, 80. y
Women's Cursets- n
Regularly e%.oo 4 eS.oo-Sals. :
Pine ooutil and iovelty broSnG
tspsring-msdiun bust-sisn 40
Women's Lingerie blouseg Il
Reg. oi.SS-Jan. Sale. ......
white yoilss--nsw tmedsls-A1ea
low nsok-fins tusks, Vel 1a0SS
snbA'y tstm-All sisss. u. 4
Bvssy 1sy nsw ssssveDsnAs sso
0o1e1 70
o0S PoOo1as Dso0eee - 1.00
The evening world., 1915-01-05
Rochester school burned.

ROCHESTER,. Jan. 6.-Fire destroyed
last night the Normal Training School
here valued at $4,000. The building
was one OF the oldest school buildings
in the city and was the homo Of the
first social centre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-15

(5oriiseuna iis0c G. ssiisA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-15
EiirteM riden III @eriien meiter pOr.
grihi6e Slieoer ~erfen som6en anf slntmsrpeu
2seridt 0es OeMt[dlen @eMerafFa0g.

Berlin, H. Sannur. gnS Ocm bente oeaden Armec-
Sompqnaricr ernnen OBecn Set sc6 bDOr Snh aaier @
6cm pcruld le66en 0efcd sic S6ben grau1,
6fd SOoH bup6u in wel@m Die 0atideH IA ran5Ofide
Siiere nnO 1850 @auu aauseu nabmm NahFO Der &Oraut
Der GrfGrng:
oNMf Ocm meldeu 9r9Sdanpat in Den 9Mnen bel Nnpurt,
nuO iHSWed 9pern Bnten Oe grereGmpfe Der 5n6
be2of e6r ebo enOe 0ns bDransdtd b0o pnGnog 3e0rt
ien mrS Die feuOi6n Sprpubooe OeiduOeu Om lie
6cer erBte SIM 3nnmmen6ange init ben s. Sanna begOnne
Gperaonm nUS6llid SoipnS nnteunbmen Suppu
eucu Nugrf an Sic 6O6n GenD nnO n6erten bic
S66u SnOe @ers6n raus6fhe Cfi5 1850 9Vauu bier
@e6hke bier Gauugeue6re nno Elm S@enwerr en nHirc
SdmOe IS cine SSt6ut Die uuiue Suppen ben Ausm
OeS p6ertcn &riesS6errn nnsfhbrien.
NlS @eammt9eMlt0t Der GGmpfc nor66id Soiuns IL.
o 49, Saunar nadcn 1850 enussue erbenteteH ndt
iduu 0atc Elm 9epet@eidHt feds 3Qoiduuseue6rc nO cine
grpFe GuautitGt SrgsmnterGl
&OrS0fh 2asers G9aouS greu bic Srann seterm
Sic sugcu erpker Strc Sid &crt6es
SrauseH usu Steacn bis muru SdatuerG6u WnrOen
Ou6 in cnegden @egcnNueriu 5nad 0edasm nno lAem 60
0eangene in mueren SGnSen babel 3nrHd
Sn Oen gsuuncn nnO in On SOoe 6ut d ndis &heeS
ruoem.
Die Stnoion i'm Sten.
Nnf Oem Gldn 0ricesidaMpat FnO rnfhe Ausie iHO6Fd
@umbuueu un6 0G SStsu abebagcn moOen 2e mad
me6rere 6nn6ert Geiaugeue Del Oiecr 0legen6et
Sn S Gage in &OrOROleu lit feue uuueusurt6 |nOernng
eugetren
uee Nusrifc wld Oer &ed Oamcrn iOrt Gui Oem Snfer
Der Silica bat Nd nhts SsOentnng 5nsetrageu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-15
g(e6rrRdt Oer geIfrigett 9riegsMadri6ten.

Der acriee 0cnd @enerata6s gcridt pridt non olGn.
seuSeu Oen gSaHt6au bel Ocu gugrifcu ami Die 666eH
%reanD Sn Oieieu GGmpfen ragmcn sic Saiden in 5ue
Saeen $3.50 @cnngcne nnN erbentct 3oblree WdMbe MnD
cine grOf Nleugc unhses Srisss Naieria See Sample
fanOcn nad Nugabe Oes Scridts inter ben gnan bes aai
lcrs fatt
gSus Oic Gresnif I'M Often anee6 10 InO uad Den Der,
liner Welonngn rmiFd Nngrifc nabe Wnmbnnen nn0 S0k
a6t iel6t 5n Oof bic 0aidem in Der 0eseno bOn Wama
(gorO &Oen) bic 9mien nrHd gcSrGng muS betrGhhd
SOOen geuonnen babn, Sm lle6rgen bat m bic algemene
Gage on Oem Gitdm SdlunpIut Wcnia berGnSert.
glad elmer Offi5icDen $eunutmndmng 6eS tartdm sc.
neraIabs rideu bic Sirfen In &reu eg sic 6oben
ac @UiiOnen Der 9uien in Der llmgebnug Sebr5 ae
Der @eneralita6 Der ruihden aanians Nrmee
ind sic 6rOse Der Shrtcn nit Der 6res eHsermaFen ab
annbten Grfl1rnng benIden ooh ans rategIden Grin.
OcnD eue Iegruppiums Ser rMHi@m Srnppm in Oer peril
ideu @rOOns N5crboiau uStBig wnroe
Die Sierreidiide @otaft Fat bic Offi5ieiae 8eatenne
BON benz &idrH Oes Wrnfeu %erJtOI6, OeS 6terredden
Miniiers Oes NnsuSrtian, cr6alten Die oenhe @rele
gct Scr ebe3eagnne NnsSrnd ban Der gede in Der Ser
Ion oes Wnirs feuerle NeuDernng in Der EOtt DETER
rc@s 5nr SpIge Bnben wrO. &nicr 6ran5 SOepb fat
On ans Dem Nte debenOen Wnter Elm 6anoidrei6en ge-
ridtet in ucldem ieiu g4ertBddtnng Der Sienfc
Nrofen Ie6 marmem gusond oebt nnO Fat i'm ourd ger-
lei6nna Der grantcn 8nm GrOke Oes Step9aus.Crbens
nod beonoers anSac5ednet
Sic 1raac, ob Sic 6ritide 9leoerme lire 3niiimunue
Oa aebe wir0 Oah Der rNbec 0endc nno eb in Den gb
9merianrn Hbergcgangene Snmper ,9ac0@ NIT ciner
enOnno SanmuOIle pun Bort NrBnr Segas, naf GocrSam
fGgrt III nod IN Der Sduebe.
0ic cngldn @camnfree nu6 bic %rciIc cr6e6cm Iatem
%roteit Saeean, Oa Der 2ampr in Oos amcrifoudc SdiS
rcgiIter eugetraeen merOe
gud elmer SlmferOomsr 2cpedc OIen 6ritiIdc EIicecr
Noutog me6cre &Ombn ani Nntmerpcm euorfen 6o6en
leber ben anacrdtcten SdoOen lit uidjtS befanut
SoS vpambnrger 6rcmocublat" briuat Die Weoune, oa6
odt5ebu rnhe Wcncrile pd b6df bcrnntuortIidc @Oii
tiuncu inueboten, abgcicet wOroen ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-15
Die StaOt AOe8mO Elm Crimmer6Ouren.
9ebsnsberInRe anS 80 orten nnrOcn genleIOet.
esi4tsre cr0fSFs Disosreoltsn f@ osftsrn.

alc @e6duoc an scr @o6nlinie ser.
itort woroen iinO. 0ie aus Der
SauptitaOt entianoten Gruppen ret.
teten Sunoerte BON @erionen ieood
por es in pielen GaQeu ui9t moglitb,
0en 9lnforOermgen nit Scr not6wen-
oioen S6nelligfeit gere6t 8u wer-
0el.
Gie 3a1l ser inter Sen Sriimmern
BON glpe55ano le6enOig 9egra6enen
miro ouf iiber 1000 &erionen &c.
ibGbt. Gort itiir5te Elm S6ul6aus
ein in Sem ii9 ibcr 200 S6ulfinoer
befanoen Oie jeoo9 gum E6eil geret-
tet merOen fonntcn. @on 400 Sol-
ooten bic Iicb sur Belt oes @ro6c6cns
in 9lpe85ono beiinOcn 6a6cn ioQen
mir bier Wiaun nit Dem Se6en oapon-
gcfommen ieiu.
SSu Sora iinO bisber $50 9ei6en
ge6orgen wor0en. 9luBeroem befin
oct ii9 in Dem Srte cine ie6r groBe
gln5a6l bon &erleBten. Iie StaOt
BAT 10000 ginwobner uno lit fat
boGitdnOig 5eritort porOen.
Sn 80 Srti6oftcn Sc
benSberIuite 5u be.
fIagen.
9fonL IA. Sanuor, pia 2onoon.-
Die 3erItorllng in Ger Staot 9l0e55a-
no, elmer Orti1oit BON 10000 Gin
pobncrn in Der FroOin5 glQltila, lit
bei Dem geitrigen Grobeben 10 unge.
6euer gcpelcn, ooB no1 5uoerldiii-
gen 9eri6tcn faitm 5ebu %ro5ent Der
@eOolferung nit Dem &eben oaoonge-
fommen iino. 0ie lleberlebenocn be-
finoen iib in elmer troitloieu Gage
Sruppen fomncn inouf6orli1 81
Oen @crgllngsar6citcn in Der bcim
geiu9ten 5toOt an. Die StroBen
Der Staot iino in ipa6re Stein umO
Erinnuerbauicn Oerpan0elt moroen.
@S oiebt in Dem oan5en Orte fmm
eine Eeriot, Die ni1t 9ln0eb0rige bel
Dem llngliid Oerloren Bat.
Ole StdOte 9tOc58ano, GappcIle,
Magliano, Wloric, @lafooal6c, Sol
Iarmelc, Gerdio, GeIano, %aterno,
San 6elino, Sioiamorii S6urcola,
Gapiitreao, 9lntroiano ino GaItro-
NOPE iinO fait UoQitdnoig 5erit0rt NOR
sen.
8escina, SrtonamoriL San @cnc.
Oetto, Srtuc1io, GocuQo, 9ilcgna,
@aliorono, GaniItro, GiDitellooanti-
no, Gaiteuaiiuni, Bagliotra uno
5orbo linO idwer 6ei4doigt NOR
oeli.
Soglioco55o, 0Oneooli, Gappa0oc-
cia, Sonti Wiaria Boggio 6ilippo,
San Qonoto, San Stefano, 9locaccr.
70, CARROLL, &araoluco llno Groiacco
6a6cii per6dltniBmdBig gcrinseren
S6ooen erlitteu. SSn ie6er ser oui.
oefii6rten 0rti6aften linO Meni9en-
leben 81 beflagen gelpeien.
sSn Soro, in Der 4rooin5 Goierta,
Iin0 BON 0en 5000 GiniDobnern 400
gctoOtet poroen 3pei Drittcl lGmmt.
li1er @ebdloe iinO 5eritort uno Oiele
on0ere iinO 10 idwer beihdoiat, Dab
iie nieOergcriiien lucrOen miiiien.
Ger Fola55o 0ioiii lit 8eritSrt, 8pau.
sig Nettllngsarbeiter lpuroen ititer
oen Erinnmern begraben. 0ie beiite
glbenO in 9iom eingetroficnen Ye-
rihte 6eiagcn, oaB in Siaiia fitnf
Terionen get0otet unO 40 perlebt
porOen ieien. Su Eopoli iino 8lpei
@erionem in 9lrtroiano iieben in
Gocnao neun III Eorre 5pau8i9 IN
Ficen5c 3c6n in 9niii feds aet0otct
wor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-15

9}on1, IA. Sonuar. Dit ieoer
ShmOe, Die geuouere 9eridte iiber
ole fur6tbare OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
briugt, eriheint Die gefiirdtung im-
mer gere6tiertigter 81 weroen, Dab
oos llngIiid an llmfong MIR Der Mei-
fina &ataitrop6e oes Sobres 1908
nodite6en mag. Cie 9iIe Ser Gooten,
&erlebten luo Sterbenoen lit bon Der
fleinen 9lnfangs gemeIoeten 3abl ei-
uer offi5iellcn Grfldrung 5uiolge auf
i6cr 10000 ongepadien imo es iit
niAt ousgeihloiIen, OaB iie iib nod
Ocrgr0Bern mag. Ger llmfang oeS
angeri6tetcn S6aoens an oiientli-
den mo @rioot6allten fonnte 6isber
ou6 nibt ann16eruo a6geihabt mer-
ser. Sopiel iIt alleroings iiher, 0nB
Sa6rblnoert alte @eb1uoc bon un-
be5abl6arem fiiuiileriidem &ertbc
nernibtet morOen iinO Ger Men-
i1enoerllit miro oicIlei9t nicbt 0ie
S66e ocs So6res 1908 erreiden,
a6cr 0os g(reaI, oas bon oem geben
6eimgeiudt muroe, iibertriift BEL
meitcm oos Oes Meiiiuo llngliids.
Gs erItredt ii9 iiber oon5 Nlittel-
Stolien bon 9teapeI i'm Siiocn bis
6errard i'm 9lor0en.
9lm idperIten ideint oic Staot
9lue33ono 9rlitten 5u bobcn, 100 nadj
Sen lebten offi8ieIIen geridten iibcr
5000 Eoote 81 per5ei1neu iino.
Nus Sathm, Sen 9Ibrll55en linz
brien Eoscana, Gonipmiien im0
9lpulien pcr0cn cbcnfollS bcoeuten.
Oe Sddoen beribtct. Gas Gr0be6en,
oas Iit5 ii6cr 300 @eiIen criiredte,
miro in 0cn glbri55en, Gamponien
uno 2othm bon 6cn So6leliten ols
,,fotoiirop6iid,~ in 0en anoeren
6eimqciudtcn @egenoen ais 9c6cu
iiebentcn bis 3ebntcn @roos bc5eid-
net. Spe5iaI5iigc mil 9lcr5tet aron-
fcnpilegcrn lno 9legierln9sbeamten
ginger iofort nab Dem @robebeu-
Centrum ob. a6nig @iftor emanuel
fn6r cbenfoIlS Iofort na1 Qloe55ano,
trob Scr |orItellmgen ieiner gat5'
geber, Die megen ocr ciropGii6en
Strife feline 9lnmelen6eit in Der
Sauptitoot fir 0ringeno not6iucnoig
6iclten. Gas Miliidr iHlug fir Die
Sb0oAloien 9}ieien5elte ouf Inn iie
onrin porlGufig miter5i6ringen.
Gic tclcgrapbiihen imo Giien6a6n
bcrbinoun9cn muroen 0urb oas Gro-
beben ingcbcier bci1doigt imO ole
bon Ser 9legiering 5ur Serfiiglmg
gciteIlteu Siilisniittel nuIBten ineiit
nit gnitomo6ilcn unO @a9en al ib-
rem 9eitimnlngsort gebrndt wer.
oen. %rooiioriibe Soipitdler inlO
Siilfsorgoniiotionen iino i'm gau5en
2onOe crridtet moroei.
Gficnbo6n8ug our6 er.
diitterung ans ocn
g dienen gemorfcn.
2on6on, IA. Sonuar. Qie
Grlc6niiIc eineS 9iciienoen, Der iid
m66ren0 oes GrobcbenS in cinem 81
icnbo6n3uge 6efanO, ihiloert iencr in
0en Central 9lewS" folgenOermo.
Sen: ,llnier 3ug beianO iicb geraoe
in ser g}G6e Oes 6ucino.Sees, ols
Oas Gro6e6en crfolete. @s erfolgte
crit Elm geiuoItiger groitoB. Dem 5iDei
id)iudhere iolgten. Ger 3ug wiirOe
aus oen @eleiien gemorfen imo Dielc
9lciIcuOe perlebt. gls i6 ms 6reie
gclan9te, io6 ib mir Stoubwolfen
mo Nald an 0eu Steaeu, 100 friiber
St1ote ino @6irer gcitanoen battcn-"
OoS Sclearomm iii9t 6in5ll, Dab oui
Sam 0Qono no,t 03on1 nod, s Sinnlf f0H
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yDentlde 0eiealAaIt son mlarhlanb."
Observation-Disclosures
glr. 215 iinb 2i7, gghruaubs s6trnbe.
Gprcmltnn0en BON bt8 5 ubr.
(ylob29-) 9rbn .. Mcper, @eent.
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MeIlcsIebitroBe, 70 bel 81 SUB.
9lobert S. 1ictrid II. 81. al 6rant
Stiueman, 6 @runoitiide.
Bernard Stapel llno 6rau al Sol
Q. @aIter SuOieite Soffman-, nabe
@aibingtonitraBe, 1879 Del 70 SUB.
Sarrp 8. g9ilion an Niutial BE.
nefit Societp, SiiOoiticite Wloore's
gIaep, nabe Gruio Sia 9loe, IA
bel ~ Sub.
@arsorct Sdea an E6ercieS6eIl
II. g., Sitieite GaitIe-, uo6e Nrattitr.,
IA bei 67 SUB
@eo. g9. @inOfclOer un0 6rou an
Ebos. 5. 9lo6e, @eiticite SSrOino-9IOe.
nabe 6reoerid Surnpife Hooo, "a
bel 140 SUP.
G6os S. Hobc mo 6rou an5rouf
s. Nipple, 3 @runoitiide.
SaS. Sol. 9eDeS umo 6rou an 8.
0lolloo rno 6rau, @eitieitc Some.
lOuuu Nuelllle, lluDe 9OIIWuNlWuBe,
so BEL 1876 Sub.
Grauf Olobof 0leoItD 60 an Geo.
8. $. Eierion, 5 @rlinOitiidc.
@m. s. Sitter II. q. al Gbos. s.
9iebins unO 6roit Siioieite 9lortb
nobc 8. 9lOenue. Is bel 1898 SUB.
emma Soll an Soporo s. @ilcoy,
@eItIcitc @olbirotou. no6e Soff.
monitrabe, 70 bel 70 Sub.
SomorO 6. @ilcor an GoaoS SAL
uuo 6rali @eitieite @oibinetouitr.
nobe SofimonitroBe, 12 bel 70 Sub
Baltimore llniperiitdt al GbeoOor
Goofe, ir., Sitieite gonO., nobe Der
&IteooItroBe, 70 bel sc SUB.
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6reoerid 9udta, 81, unO Siegino
&c. aramer, %, geidicoen.
Sobn 8ricc, 81, uno GOna Sdla-
Der, 18.
SaIpatorc 81. Scimeco, "a, bon
9aeip gorf, uno @liie 2. 9aoof, %,
bon gremen Ieliti6Iano.
Sobn 9lmmonO, %, unO 9luguito
6. 9inf, 1S, 8eioe bon Soletborpe
W1o.
9leapito suloatori, %, uno 9ln.
nito 9orineIlo, 20.
6ranf Hubonopsfi, 10, uno 9lgnes
Sonfemiec6, 90.
2uowig @utento, 81 umO 9foie
Sduls, 10.
@omarO 81. Soworo, 99, eci6ie.
oen bon Union, Cont uno @tbel
30. Silts, 33, bon 9iineoes, q. 3.
@iaiom s. 9ucas, %, imo 0lnrie
9. 8. Gborn 18.
Sorrn $. 9pons, %, bon 9rappe,
W2o., uno @itella 6. 6riit, 26.
Gasparo @oriouo, 80, imO 9loIie
9rocoto, 25.
Setter 9. BorIcb, 30, bon 9Iibc.
bile, y. g. uuo Dlarie 8. @aruer,
t9.
So6u @arfowsfi, "a, unO SeIen
SarOiefo, II.
Senrp 8. 2ucas, 50, @ittwer, uno
MarD 9. 6unf, "a, eeibieoen.
Clarence 6. &obatiier, %, bon
8ious @iep, Bo., itno Nloegie u.
arout, 81, GpineSpiac, .@o.
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Sarris. 81.
@errp 8. 92orton, %, bon 9iortb-
umberlano-Gouutp, 9o., imo @unice
6. SanOers, 81, bon 2oncaIter.Go.,
9a.
Samuel arcbmcr, %, bon @in-
itonsSolent g. g., imo Sarab Der
lin 20.
6lo1O S. @bite, 40, imO @Iiie G..
Carlton %, 8eiOe bon 91ortb Gait
@S.
SOpurO 0oIc, 2i,9 imO Gillian
goofcr, 10.
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