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OIL NOTES.

- VIM. $. Edwards OF Co. has shot II .
20 ], ana No. 6. Lewis y Grabsn,
Iielrs. IN the Squaw sand and increaseJ
production from . 70 ana 1 10 & bar-
res respectively Located PIX bis
Olct' hanaWha Co, West Virginia.
n. ohio Fuel OH Company No 4 Neri
nS,seney. u n. Farm, started drilling,
sig Creek Development 60. 40. s Ri"St
ard Woodhum farm. completed In Berea
sane ana showing for S barrels. BON
Wells located on Sugar Tree Fork. Union
district Lincoln county
~ IN Handmans Fork Of Roweits Ru,
enter District, Calhoun county COO.
irey l.. Cabot has rig Up for No Ivnn
nelts Ierm. located about SEQ feet north
west OF his No. same lease
One and a half miles northeast Of
Zen Easton. Cameron. District Marshall
e9unty, The Natural Gas Co OF West
rlfeinia has completed its test on me
S SS1s Harris farm. through the nfth
SAND ana found all formation dry.
Union District. Clay county. the IA
Nenport OIL A. Gas Company No IA
rank Coz farm. completed 10 Tntun
sand and showing for 20 barrels T,ocaf-
ca 1gg feet southwest Of craig on
company No. b j. Craig a Sons farm
Philadelphia Gas Company No Il
T. snyder farm. completed and dr.. In
az formations Depth 2O0I feet. f,ecat-
60 on Long Sheaf Run. Center District.
Gllmcr county.
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PLACE
BIG RAIL ORDERS

NEW YORK. sePt s-Ths Iron age
a significant turn In the steel trade
sprlng rollins. The Louisville a Nash
vile mas brought 5000 tons from the
steel Corporation and the Atlantic Coast
New YORK Central Line 20 600 tons for
euch delivery. The Now York Central
lanes are taking % their next years re-
qulrements and IN Eastern road b. fig
uring on rollings before winter for rails
70 VIII lay in the spring.
AZ last the railroads are Impressed
s being taEes No WITH var orders ,ii, spf Zoe
large rounds Western lines are seeking
20 contract az Chicago Tor track sup
have nSt ono,ed f oS tp.i di,y.t S9e hpilis
tNeO cars are row ur FOR bids. and in-
qulries tor to0Q more are expected.
he steel INDUSTRY o. making now pro-
ducuou records. To- August the Steel
corporation produced more inrota than
iu any other month. likewise the indie
pendent compnrles as a. whole The sor-
rnratuu.a shipments Of finished steel
laat month were close Co $4,000 tons 4
day. itH statement 70 unniiod orders D.
expected o. show an Increase Tor Aug
YET hut only moderate one ln view of
the large amount worked OF in the
PIE iron production De- mounting rap
idlr. in August 10 was 1TlG.Gf1 tons or
se.fef tons q day. against gbGg.fg0 tons
ln July. 0r s1.f8I tons daF Tho steel
works furuacre Increased 5000 TONS. ana
tnc merchant furnaces 1000 tons n daY.
Steel companies produced lINIsfR tons
m ulF iron last month. breaking all rec
orda May 1913. with i.ooi.19i tons. b.
thr nearest mOufi
ON sept tho capacity OF the go
furnaces In blast was aIol5 tons day.
"a rate only exceeded ln February and
Arril 1919 ON Aug D The 1aa furnaces
ln blast were maxine s6.11f tons dav.
Furnace are atili uleelinr into line. me
-I.fI '"fN Hrail"n hInWIun in one 40
IItfanurrh and ono no FARRELL 90. this
week Zig iron production ia uuu at
fnr rate of 1l.ioo 600 tons "a year Do "a
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THE WE ATHER
CONDITIONS

The shower area Is passing well to
the north over the Lakes, where light
rain occurred during the rast ~ hours,
the rain area covering the upper Ohio
valley.
over the middle West and upper val
leys this morning the pressures are high
and the weather fair and somew ha I
cooler. Cool weather also prevails in
the Northwest. where the morning tenn
peratures ranged from as TO 46'.
The high pressure area over the south
east sections persists with southerly
Nlnds ana warm weather over the cen
trail valleys.
tair weather will probably continue
IN this section over friday. with a ten
oency 70 somewhat cooler weather
Local data: Highest temperature yes
rainfall.
The Ohio in the district will probably
continue to fall.
II. c. HOWE. Section Director.
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. Sept S.--Further pheno-
menal advances In war specialtfes were
the main features OF to-days market
bethlehem Steel made the new high rec
ord OF sac. an overnight gain OF ~
points and General Motors at an ad-
vance OF 10 points 10 265. surpassed It's
previous record BY that much. Crucible
steel rose TO 81 u. coming within y
OF its record and was again the second
most active issue OF the session.
Numerous other shares OF the same
description improved from = 90 points.
and United states Steel at T6 \. a gain
OF =. was at its best since the recent
reversal A demand for steel preferred.
which rose Is TO 114h. its best price
In three years. was assumed 10 efnanate
from investment sources. based on trade
conditions.
Metal stocks were backward. despite
the announcement Of several increased
dividend disbursements. Railroads
shared In the rise 10 2 better extent.
Trading languished In the final hour,
and prices shade from their best on
profit-taking. Total sales amounted 10
$40. 600 shares.
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COTTON MARnEr.

WV YORK, Scot. a-Heavv realfs-
me sales we're absorbed on very aifrhf
t.tttl l'hH win the buying encouraged by
publish reports from aoufhrrr sr.Df t.,.r-
Aets ana octouer contracts sold al no r6.
WITH January touching DO SO before midi
10y ~ ABOUT " 60 20 points net higher.
Trading th nebecumc 'aHrhfiv Irrr 49,
tlNe and prices worked or 10 Z points
Every little decline seemed Co bring
lu fresh tuvfnr nrf.ra .~I me-. 80
NN INlf squirt NJ covering during che
early Afternoon which carried October
gelTactH up to 1895 and January TO
~ ~ on II Co "a points net higher
COTTON steady nIHffIrr ualarf-
$40 90. aaica E0n
cotton futureH closed firm. October
Al0fN. December ffn.Ef. January $40 III.
Mlr-l III 81. M.L I'll n.
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NEW YORK SEPT Mercantile
paper Nlr HNM rrr cent Sterling F0
day bile ftfl. demand fffG50. rartra
eta0. Francs. demand 9fa5. cables
NhNf MHrkr demand eaEr rnnfrr
si'tc ilrce. demand SEQ. cables be ri.
kuhlra demand 1fthc. cables 1fac Uar
silver ~ Sc Mexican dollars gFr- Cow
grnmcnt bonds firm RAILROAD bonds
firm
Time Icons sseyi 60 days 2faqH per
Gent. 90 days ~ 19 per cent .nlr months
NW Nir per cent
call money steady. high 3 rer cont.
Tow It Dor cont. ruling rate ia rrr
cent. ltaf loan rnr cent. CLOSING hfF
y rer cent. offered at per cent
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Sept SHUTTER unset
tied: creamery extras (92 score) 26ts C:
creamery (hiEher scoring) 27m ~ = c
firEts 20 y n CSC: seconds 22ts III CSC.
Eggs. firm fresh gathered extras % y n
2shc: extra fAsts 2GiE 027tac: firsts
24m25iAc: seconds 22m23Ac: nearby
hsR5eTy whises b rlRs 70 d6seSsy SSg &c
grim: state. whole milk. fresh flats
white and colored specials 1aL dI4bsc:
do average fancy t4c.
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Common
SHEER.
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Sept. a. Urgent demand
from millers and shippers more than
ettset in the wheat market to-day the
Washington. Closing prices were unset
tied, No &c TO Ia c net higher. with
september az s5he and December at
s1Ms1h Corn gained = u &c to = C..
oats finished unchanged 20 &C higher
and provisions down SC to 20c.
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FINANCIAL.
BY GEORGE McMANUs

not quoted. 1890
AZ London lead e22. iss %. speiter
opper quiet olectrolytio $500.
IRON urn ~. ] northern 1880
TO 40 ?. li6.00d16.5o; No SCUM
s, Aetai exchange quotes TIN dull $4,000
o ~ london spot copper fs7: futures
JUS futures Glbf. antimony ff25.
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J op-n. Iileh. I.ew. clo.e

Cash quotations were as follows:
Wheat-No- . red Si.05 4 n i.O7: No.
hard S1.O5iA q i.07.
nominal.
oats-No. white sss, n 3tHc; stand
ard old toe; standard new S79S7 NC.
Pork-Si2.O0.
Isard-SS05
Rlbs-S7.3THS12
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NV YORK. Sept Raw sugar
seect refined easy IS points lower. cuf
Loaf Gee. crushed fine Franulated 81 Soc.
diamond a 550c. confectionera a 3 doc.
suEar futures opened steadier to-day
and az noon prices were j 10 s points nct
higher.
The market eascd or partially later
nudcr realizing. The closing was steady
unchanged Oh 4 points hirher. eafrf
May allie. July aI1c
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. Sept. 9-Credit bal
0f2. shipments 57.7l7. average 81. 9O5.
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FoRnroH EEoHAHar

PARIS sept a-TradInr vas duu
and Inactive on the hoursr TODAY prrfsa
q. ~ Doc Exchange ON dondon arr.
LONDON Sept Bar silver q
II.INd rrr ounce
Money 1Ma per cent
Discount rates short bills 81 rer
ctnt. three months &C. mta per cent
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COFFEE MARxEr.

- NhW YORK Sept. 9.-Coffee. Rio No
.. 81 ci futures barely steady. December
b.l9c. March 633c.
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CHICAGO. Sept s-Hogs. receipts
$4,000: firm; bulk s6.s5 67.75; light ST.35
$50: roush ss.isTaSssS:- Digs ss'soS s'7
Cattle. receipts 1000: weak: native
beef cattle SEQ n iO.25 COWS and heifers
$50: ewes $40 q sac; lambs $3.50
s.s0.
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Attend the night horse show at
the fair grounds and enjoy a real
treat Ten cents for general ad-
mission and HippOdrOme Is cents.
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WHEELING. w. We sept 3. fF
Eanfe N arflVf HfnfEa ~ ffr Waw
YORK HfOrf Enrhangn. corrected daily ~
D. Maaten a Co. brokers.
Fto~ts ,o,., -,f,-slf.-- 49,.
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PITTsBURGH. Pa. Sept 9-Cattle.
steady: supply light; choice t9.50a BIS;
prime 50. 90 q $40.
shssep-steady; supply light. prime
22.50n 800. lambs S6.00mS.90. veal
calves f11.50mi200
HoEs-steadN. receipts 10 double
decks: prime heavies fI.65. mediums
$685. q SO. heavy workers $500 S.5O.
light workers. tS.25H S.35: pigs $7.750
500: rouEhs 36.0O46.25.
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value frS Bid. Ask.
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept .. rs.
Daily Quotation List OF the wheeling
Stock Exchange:
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WHEELING. W. Va. Sept s..'i5.
The acuve Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily by A L. Masten a. Co. BANG ~
and brokers. National Exchange Bank
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Curb Nining Stock.

Boston Copper Stocks.
WHEELING. w. Va. Sept 3. rs.
Corrected by A. T. Masten & Co. MEM
ocrs Boston stock Exchange No. 323
Fourth avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa
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G)-LaBelle preferred books close
Sept. Is. ~ dividend payable oct 1st.
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

Total shares SIS. 900 shares.
'-Ex-div. / n per cent.
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SSa6rcsbunfett OeS Snsenienrs-
Gln6s.

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9eIpeoere.
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9lnfong bis 81 Gnoe oen fr0blihiten
lln0 beiten @erlauT unO miro 9lllen,
Die S6eil nobmen iider nod longe
in better Grinnering blei6en.
Inter Sen gelaoenen @dIten inO
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@iaarO, ErGiiOent Der Baltimore
Ohio 9abn; Garl 6. @rep, @rdii-
bent ser g9eitern Wlarplono 9obn;
@om6le Sotrobe, @eneral-@eid1fts-
letter Der 01oroIiHen Contradiction;
9ldt6. s. @. Gonneao, Mlopor BON
Greuton; W. 3. llbler BON 4bilaOel.
pbio, 8. s. &incaio, S6os. s. @iI-
ion, @m s. @eit, g. 90. gIleranoer,
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SeurD 9feifer inO 5rorL SRI. gatba.
riue arabed, Sreo. Sberenoer, Sri.
9rieOa Gberenoer, @m. @ebrIe,
&iap Giibbers, gbbsoorf 3eutib-
lan0. Eaul So6n 4roner, sSo6u
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Seifert, Gsfar 9H6ner, SRI. Nlortba
@roa, gem. @iaie, stephan geB,
Seiurid 9iimeuap, SRI. @iarie 9iii.
meuap, @m. g9eber, SenrD @.
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gloIer, 5ranf GidboIot, SRI. &eua
Sofie, Conrad g9interlid, 0lartin
GeiB, Garl 9ldermann, SRI. 8ndiuc
9(dermanL SRI. Nlargaretbe older.
manu- Garl Slider, SRI 9lnua
Sdramm SRI. &ouline Sdirmer,
SRI Marie Sder0er, SRI. gliiabetb
Seu6erbens, Soiepb Stiutebed, SRI.
Got6arine aralid, Sri. Goia @amm,
Charles RraIid, SreO. &ar9er, @m.
Sole, @mil &arher, SRI. GlfrieOe
@roB, Senrg 5iaing, 2eouaro Blum,
sri. q. Gamd, SRI. 9ottie 93idort,
e. Gierte( g. s. @eguer, SRI. Gil
lie @egner, @n. Sdeffel 6rmi s.
Gffinge, Srou 8. 3. SinOes bon 9ie,
lap, 9epis @uuoorf bon Gela1, 5rait
3. 8. glOams, sSrau N}arie 5rib,
6rau W}argoret6e 5rit, Soiis $.
@jeisIer, Charles Serget, 6rou g(nnie
Stider, SRI. Sortimer 2uit, SRI.
Gertrude SarOing, G5os. SorOing,
GoDio g9ilfie, 6rau aotie 2uonot,
Sri. Gliie GuanOt 9loolpb Sollrie-
eeG Charles SHuI5 unO 5rou, So
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BAUM SRI. 2eua 9lilperti, SRI. Se-
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9lib, ISreoerid 9ieuer, Douglas g(.
2alf Sran5 Ging, &iloa SAnar5,
sri. @la S6ipar5, SenrD S1Dor5,
@enrp @ol6ert Ssfar aouig. 6ranf
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SDloia @bite, gluarit Sellmig, SRI.
5. @oli SRI. Selene Shltenbau-
mer bon 9iaipe6urg SRI. Sttilie
ShItenbaumer bon 9laipeburg, Grid
Shitenbmrmer bon 9laipeburg, GIa.
renee Sob, George @reensfelOer,
Srait @liiabetb @reensfeloer, 6rali5
5infbed bon 0iiindeu, 9agern, So6n
@eper, So6n 6dbnle, 6reO. So Sim
nenaun SRI SrieOa Simemonn
Glarence Burg gilbert ". 9aumgart-
ncr, Garl Sradl, SRI. Cora @aeu6er-
ger, aarl @delt, 9(iton Sc @almes,
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yladliue6en eines llnfollcs.

Sr. Somes gilbert GoiiioD iit int
Common @Ieoseeridt bon SRI. @3n-
rD !SoIoen llno oeren @oter Sames
Q. SolOen I'M $4,000 Sdooeuer-
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mur0e on 81. globember an ser
gaorooitGde bon gnior- uno 8iooIe-
StraBe, BON oenl 9litomobil oes
@erfLaaten ilberfabren.
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6ronf 81. S5ilrIt Senrp Q. Gegeiier,
irv s. $. W3il6urn $. g. Garter, s.
9oSlep S6omas, 81. &eit9 Compton
q. s. &ortman 81. 6. Gggleiton, s.
8. Gonoemonter, u. $. g9ebr, S. @.
@iroin, 6. 3. 2udep, $. 6. @reiner,
$. sc. Goofiep, 90. g. Benedict, S.
@f. S'9rien, sSo6n g9. Sol, g8. Wl
Saigon, $. q. S6rDod, g. StruOelt
Q. 81. Mc2eQan, q. 6. 8ainter, @.
a. N1egram, gS. $. TorieD, 9. 8.
Gro5ier, ggm. $. Snit5, 6. g. DILL
Ter, g9. z. groiper, 6. 81. 8emis, Z.
s. 9rooD, s.. s. @arcelon S. 8. @i-
des, 6. z. 9iuggles, s. O. 9(aeu, @.
@. Stone, S. &. Dolmon, B. SnD.
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g. @oOuin, q. s. 9ietri1 Z. 8.
@orron, 6. 9. @6itnou, ". Z.
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g. Girlpin @. 8. G6omien, S. 5let-
der 9lpieg, g. 9. Goaeu6erg, Gowfl
Gugle, g9m. 8. Ie9nuire, $. @.
S6orlep, 6. 6. sSloniean, Sapton 5.
Smith, 8. $. 6rninie, @. Su6boro,
$. &. Simpler, 5. s.. G.GiffenOerffer,
8. 6. Gromipea, 8. $. Sidmou, s.
81. Barter, @. g8. @rig9t SarrD 9,
9ui6, Mor SoIs, 81. $. SSoripeu, 6.
81. Cummings, sc. 9. 9ratt, $. 81.
Grott E. q. Grapers, z. 6. Bur-
roug9ts, ggm. Wloore, Or. 9ronne,
6. 9(. Stubrnon, 8m. s. Yerfius,
S9n. DC. 9(deiou, q. 8. G6riitbilf 6.
q. 9li1olion lmo g(noere.
9anf6eomte an feitlid CT
Sofel.
Die 9anf 9eomten @oltilnores
imo oeren SSrer1oe tamen geltern
9l6eno I'M Sotel 9elpeOere 5u Dem
orei5e6nten Sabres 9nntett oes
Baltimore Chapter, 9(merican St.
ititute Of @anfing~ 5niommen. Gos
@iien nabm einen ongeregteu mo
bormoniihen gerlauf unO trefflide
9ieoner iorgten fir geiitige lInterbaI-
tung, na1Oem fir oas lei6Ii6e @obl
beitens geiorat mar. Inter oen Ge0-
nern oes geitrigen 9lbenos befonoen
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meiiter @m. 2. Gpnns BON Nbilo.
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iioent oes Baltimore Chapter. Gr.
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OrOea Der Orioles.

Gas Baltimore Sect Scr. {" oes
Groens Der Orioles bat unter @or.
iib Oes @rdiioenteu @tatbios s. 9ln.
gelmeier beidloiien einen sroBen
Oiterbpll I'M glpril ob5ubolten. Ser
SetretGr SarrD g. S9eI1 foroerte
Die Nlitglieoer ouf orn Sonntog,
ben z. Wadr5 ser @inlpeibltng neuer
@1itglieoer in Sa5o5ers-Saae beiou-
wobnen. @s fino 81 neue 01itgIie.
Der borgeiAlogen por0en.
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glr6eit in sparroms 9sOint.

0lodoem oos Stoblfobrifotions.
Deportculcnt ser Morpldnoer Sto6l-
geieaidaft in Sporroms @oint felt
orei @8onoten ouBer 8etrieb mar,
miro in 0ieier 9lbtbeilling 0ie 9lr6eit
norgen ioieoer oifgenommcn Der.
oen. Ga sic borIiegcnoen 9luftrdee
ni6t ie6r groBe iinO, iperoeu borerit
mr 500 glrbeiter ongeitelt iueroen
Die bel elmer Sdi6t pro Sag auf
ldngere 3eit flint Gage in Ser ISOLDE
orbeiten f0nuen. Die @eieaidaft
bat feline ausldnoii6en 9(uftrdge,
bod miro ermortet oaB i'm Sriibiab-
re groBere 9[uftrdge bon oen per-
ihieoenen Giienbobn @eleaihaften
eingeben. 0as 5diffsbolt. Geporte.
mcut Bot 3ur Belt flint Gampfer I'M
Ban uno ingeiobr 1900 9[rbeiter ba.
Der fiir me6rere W1onate 9lniteaung.
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gSerlanat GdlaSenerIab.

Sn Common 9Ieosgeri9t bat
Sri. Sottie 9S. Sbompion pel1e am
6. $onuur an ser Gde bon 9lisquitb-
ltno 2eriugton-StraBe BEL Dem Be
iteieen eines StroBenbabnpaggous
leiht berlett ipur0e, cine Sloee I'M
$4,000 Sdooeneriob geeen Die
StroBenbobn @eieni6oft einreihen
Ionen.
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Ginfommenitelter

Dloreen lit Der Iette Sag. an pel-
dem Dem SnlanOiteuer Giune6mer
Die Observation-Disclosures ein-
gei6idt iein niiiiien. Oie Strofe fir
oas llnterIaiien beIGuft ii6 nuf 500
bis $1,000.
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0r. 5are iuirO Iprediet.

Su Der regeImdBigen 01onotsbers
iammlune oes W3dnnerbereins Der
@arleni.@arf- -@3etbooiitenfirde miro
Or. Sbomas 90. Sore, Ser Supe-
rintenoent ser g(nti.Soloon-2iea,
morgen 9lbeno cine 9Reoe iiber
Staats. .Erobibition balten.
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llnterirOiidle Sunr.

8oitor Or. 0liper Sudel miro am
Donneritag 9LbenO in Der Stride oil
Der Gde bon 0}orplano-9loenue itno
.StraBe, einen illuItrirten
@ortrng iiber Oie Gotocontben in
Aom, Die 2uroD.SobIen uno onoe-
re unteriroiIbe @unoer boIten.
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Alefianirtcn.

Die ltnterlieutenonts Gopin @.
@ebr rno SoIepb Sg. 0oleD bon ser
Stoats. .@2iIi5 boben lire &eiienatio.
men eineeianot lmo iino aus Dem
9ienite ebrenboll entloiIen iporoen.
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Seirot6s-Gieeu5eII' ,,nS

@enianlin @erfomtt, 2"
ma s. Selbig 26. ,oI6ir8''
Souls @obenl 24,iSoii s~l1 ,,r is.
8. g., uno W3orD 0lelllleDgSS saw
@cnianlin 2e0in 70 "''
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SameS Sc 9foD Stl'V'1 oe. H..
Gli8ubetb 6. 6trnbtgallSs3 mo S''
g9illiom 81. S6nlof' ~
BEL 6. Seippel ~. ,htf
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SSeiIe NSafrcselm Oes *O'''"
Sean. s

SGnnltlic6e @alls9el s.aolid
Der Den goricbriiten ne5ng 'st naal
aonolobaugs Spitelrs l"t " nd@a
fonlmen limo, miiiien lIp ,asoli5ei'
3eit in Der uoroipeltlideN 9taot J.
tion berontluorten. Gle oSIle III !
fe bei6loficm, ianlmtli9e S'ul sll loii
obioen Station Derballoe''' ',SnlIlil..
@idter Dean miro iioer !. cutial
Sale enti6eioen iinO ooer apl
iid, 0}u6tiisltnaen Oeslpsisits sallp'siiscr, !,
boIten, oumit Oie @ollsDssi ssinallsi'l y.
am Sage arbciten feine Ike g|cfl
GcrluIte erIeioeu. 0aS .' .,,,O ali
finoet am s. Nldr5 ton .'','heiner
fem 9(beno miiiicn ~ W ....aai
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syrnu 9auis uadJ Oep' ~
aeIauOt. .4ters

N[ltf 9(noronung oes y,rSe gepo
fu i'm Superiorgeric0t lOn ar. 2ys
syroa Gora QoOis bon -, ~ oef'.%1
TrcOerid gIpcnue, uah pen iaoerie az 4"
nib qcionot, pcil Iie ii@ lD'lST SSine 'Ss
auoe6en no OuS PiallO 7sirala Il.
men mar, fir lpel@es o'S ''Ss,,ilgsp'
ben & Suo6es eiuen 5,,is 5apis pcg
crlonet bottc. 6rail g0S Sscial'ag' 4
iid0, Oen gcridtli4en Sottc p'l n
ie5l fe5l onsuerfcnncn. PIE s.iiir ga'' s'l't
niqen ssSo6rcn $toO Oall'' 'eiug' III
unS Oolln Sic 8obhtuqeu Traie 4.
Ger g3idter crnlabnte D's ',,a beIol, ID
8uqeben mo iidl oas 's'g e. spctp h
oorallf erflGrte iie, ooB LIKE, q'qt
@efansniB berfallei ~ Nv" 0e 81
sic 6roae bcuntiuOrtciss,, iIss,,.Irdci' ,sog
malt Der Srull mill PENN ss,r seI'
Synbaftirte pieoer aus
nib berous5ubolet. s.n csl1.i
9l6unncntcn. Die bril, III z a 4 cbet y clls
Ipunbcmten0 nidJt piinttlts@a, beG,a wy
maf;iq erhalten, iiuo q0 Idfiiip"
bnpum Der gefepbon ppe' ~
tbeilung 81 MAIDEN.
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