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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-20

which will be given oy every
grade, or two or three rooms
combined, at the Washington and
Horace Mann SCHOOLS. The Lin
coin and Bryant schools will
have plenty of singing and recit-
ing.
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WITH U. s. FORCES

the United States marines hurried
prevent possible of Ame
foreigners hostile Yaqu the vicinity of Topolo
bampo, is Adebert NJ. Wilks of this city
Adebert brother of Harry E. Wilks, 261O East ST.
enlisted United States marine its local
October and until
stationed with the
bait of mar a exposition
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OF course, Anna Held had to
spend umsteen thousand dollars
for gowns when she signed q con-
tract with the Oliver Morosco
Photoplay company at Los Ange-
les. Along with her gowns she
bought q bushel or two Of shoes
Her favorite pair Is shown in the
picture. They are low shoes with
pink satin embroidered In black
chenille and diamonds, according
TO the fashion expert. A bow OF
pink satin comes up to the instep.
Anna designed them herself. oh,
yes, yes, they cost an enormous
sum-t2o0 the press agent seid.
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Glover, $16@17; alfalfa, SIG
OF; corn, $36@37; wheat, 1914
@35; whole barley, s31; rolled
oats. $50; bran, s23@24; shorts,
$25 q 27; hops, 1915 crop, SO
12kc lib.
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this sheet and paste it up on
heavy paper or cardboard.
Then color the pages with
crayons or water colors to suit
yourselves, ana you will have a
novel little Christmas volume
which YOU had a large part in
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First annual show of Franklin
county Poultry and Pet Stock asso-
citation closes at Pasco.
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WHOLESALE
QUOTATIONS
Prices Paid Producers For
Meats, liuttcr, Eggs, Poultry

Livestock - Cows, 6h % 7c;
hogs, s "a q &c; lambs, GA %
INC; dressed hogs, Sc; steers,
7@7 lac; heifcrs, SO &c; dress
ed veal, S@12c.
Butter and Ranch but.
ter. 80 % 31c: strictly fresh ranch.
eggs, 37Q39c.
Poultry - chickens, dressed
17Q1Sc squads, 16 q 1Sc; ducks,
16Q1Sc; squads, $2@2.25;
springs, % Q25c; turkeys, live.
$50 zoe.
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Mrs. r. w. Greene, wife of Abe,
deem rector, run dawn and kllleu
and her daughter badly hurt py au'
To- hcarse. They were on their way
to church.
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King and queen of Belgium mar
tbroWn by German airman.
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Rabbit hunter found dead at Pom
eroy with head completed blown
off.
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sTELLA,s BARGAIN COUNTER

Another slide In Gailiard cur DR.
vents passage OF Vesseis I'M o'e
Panama canal
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WEDDING on STAGE

Young night tonight the big Buy-At
building And it's going to be lively
going to the exposition direct from the
me Monamara Festo
wedding the will be the stunts of the evening" but
who the vic tins 80
in latest youngest and prettiest
babies be given, being staged this afternoon.
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STANLEY BEL PRINTING co.
ftS3 adv"
Mrs. n. Nelson, living MT Savoy
hotel, struck and badly bruised by
auto driven by George Barlow at
13th and ] SITS.
Surgeons ut University hospital.
Baltimore. build new stomach for
Florida man.
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New York police department TO
establish department of psycholoS-
ical tests for criminals,
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Mclean the contract mover
lain fS5O. adv
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Holly wreaths with berries
5Oc. Ritto Floral CO., 9th ano
81. HeIens. Main 1917. adv.
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| National Woman Suffrage associ-
alton closes 47th annual eonven-
| ton at Washington ID. G.
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Ellensburg
Wins Debate

ELLENSBURG, Dec. 20.-El.
lensburg high SCHOOL debating
team defeated the Sunnyside de-
baters Friday night In the local
high school building.
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creating.
And one more thing: Call this
to the attention of your littlo
playmates. If they should miss
It they wouldn't have any cover
for their book, for this picture
Will be printed only the once.
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FOR SOLDIERS

Christmas this year the same as
Per in an address before the
Fraternity hall yesterday afternoon
in will be vacant ehar he
a the front remembered by gifts just as though y
MISSION, he said He denied lhat nel"ns " VII
ne Dad to
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FINAL WORD OF u. s.

WASHINGTON d. c.. Dec. 20-unce SAM 1t Is understood
has speak Austria in the new
protest sinking the Italian liner Ahcon
completed yesterday by sec
started its way to vienna owe
the communication IN has reached its destination
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DIR. Robinson, Dentist, National
Realty building. adv.
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Diamond Rings $5 to $3.50.
Pfaff, Jeweler, 1147 Brdwy. adv.

Four die when auto bus IN hit by
fast train on Pennsylvania railroad
at West Apollo, Pa.
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COLONIAL DAYS
IS HcADLINER

Colonial Days" an unusually
elaborate musical offering, will
headline the new bill at the Pan
tages theater lightning today.
There are ten musicians and
singers In the organization and
the act is beautifully staged and
costumed.
"Creo," known as the goth
century mystery, will be another
feature of the new bill. Dudley
and his company will appear in
1.-THE Stranded Minstrel" Dane
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Selling Prices to Retailer
For butter, Eggs and Choose
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Cheese--Washington. tic; Til
lamook, Tic; Domestic Swiss,
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Fresh Meats-Steers, 10 q 1tc;
heifers, loo; hogs, trimmed sides,
Ice; mutton, wethers, 11hc;
lamb, i'm Q14c; ewes 100
101sc; whole hog, lie.
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Life I'm poor quarters of Berlin
1descr bed as pitiful by correspond
ent In German capital.
Soldiers take possession of social
list peace meeting in London at
which Sylvia Pankhurst tries to
talk on should a Man Enlist"
Is Cut flowers and floral work
HIM, florist, So. 5th and X. adv.
Fate of half million Serbian ref
ugees who fled to snow-covered
maintains. is unknown.
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Wholesale meat ysrices.

Eggs-Fresh ranch, 400 Ale.
Butter-wasnlngton creamery
S2023c.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-24
ALL.sTARS DEFEAT
CHESTER gCArTS

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY, Del, July "a
The All-Stars Of this place defeated
the Chester Boy Scouts. who are
camping up along the canal. in en- in
teresting game, nv the score Of 9 to 2.
The game was featured by the pitch
ing of Spicer, who held the visitors to
but four hits and tanned fourteen
men. G. Holiday put up a fine game
al short, while Spicer played a fast
game all the way through The
score by innings:
Boy Scouts -. 0 0 0 0 0 2 o.
All-Stars ...... 401 010S x-9
Earned runs-All-Stars. 3. Stolen
bssesAG. Holiday, g. Durham. Sax
ton, Schaefer. Clark. Cook, Kelly. 2.
Two-base hits-G Holiday. Spicer
and Kelly. Passed balls-Kelly. wild
pitch--Cowles. Double play-Con-
show to wilkins 10 Lee. in fourth in
ming Struck out-By Spicer, IA.
Bases on balls--By Spicer. 8; by
Cowles, 2. Left on bases-All-S Stars.
Ia; Boy Scouts, g. Sacrifice hits
Schaefer and Durham Hit by pitch
er-Schaefer and Dshlof Time of
Eame-1.45. Umpire-Meade.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-24
BANK IN new LOCATION
While HOME IS REBUILT

Architects Brown and Whiteside
arc supervising the work of the re-
moval Of the Second street Office Of
tho Wilmington Trust Company to
temporary quarters in the old Ross
building at No. 200 Market street The
work was started at noon today, when
the bank was closed. The work OF
removing counters and partitions was
At once commenced Everything will
be in readiness for the transaction OF
business in the now quarters on Non
day at 9 o'clock
For the present the money will be
kept in the vault in the present build
ms but will be heavily guarded.
The two buildings In the rear have
been completely razed and work on
the foundations for the 6s-ton steel
vault Is progressing.
In less than two weeks this vault
Will arrive In Wilmington from Beth
lehem and will be placed IN position.
The old vault will be moved back and
lowered into the basement
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-24

Yesterdays Homers Johnson. Pi-
rates. off Mathewson Giants, Bescher,
Cardinals, off Dell, Superbas, Magee.
Brookfeds, OF Crandall, sloufeds.
What the Pirates didn't do to John
McGraw's team yesterday they prob
looking upward from seventh place as
a result Of their pair OF defeats.
No fatalities have yet been reported
among the populace Of Cincinnati fol-
lowing the defeat Of the Pills by the
Reversible Reds.
Connie Macks most recent chucker,
Mr.. Pepper, was badly shaken by the
Itinerant Indians yesterday. II Mr..
Mack would dissect this guy and scat
ter chunks OF him around promiacu-
ously IL might do. some good.
The Yanks rallied IN the ninth on
the skidding White Sex. So did the
sox. willyum Donovan himself
chucked the finale and was hit freely.
Those Red Sox are a heartless gang.
They go on beating the Browns just
as though Branch Hickey had regu-
lar ball club
The Braves have begun to crawl
They moved into sixth place by lick
ing the Careening Cubs.
Something should be said about the
Tiger-Nationals game. Perhaps the
mere mention of it is enough TO figure
out who won.
The Superbas further clinched their
hold on second place by trimming Mil
I Ter Huggins crew from st. Looey.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-24

MAKE JIrNEYs FOR BALTIMORE.
Five iitnev buses Of semi-trolley
tyre passed through Wilmington last
night Tor Baltimore. They were built
by the T. G.. Brill Car Company. Of
philadchhia
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-24
TODAY'S BASEBALL chances
NntinnaI Learne.

National League.
Pittsburgh At New York, two games,
part cloudy.
ST. Louis at Brooklyn. two games,
part cloudy
Chicago at Boston, cloudy
Cincinnati a Philadelphia, two
games, clear
American League.
Washington at Detroit two games,
clear
Philadelphia at Cleveland. two
games. clear.
New York at Chicago, rain.
Boston at ST. Louis. two games.
cloudy.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-24

No fatalities have yet been reported
among the populace OF Cincinnati fol-
lowing the defeat of the Pills by the
Reversible Reds
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-24
Row THr MIeHTH HAYE FALLEN.

Several fans have asked wnat has
become of Larry Mclean since he
was released by Media. of the Della
ware County League and Pitcher Rus
sell Ford, Internationally released by
Buffalo. Mclean is noN playing with
.Dcnlin's All-Sters. according to press
agents for that team. while Ford is
slated to pitch for the Fullmans. a
star independent team in Buffalo,
which plays two games q week. How
the mighty have fallen
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-24
rHoRpr ron HARR1sPuRG.

HARRISBURG, July 24.-Jin1
Thorpe the Indian baseball PLAYER.
has been transferred from the Jersey
City team, Of the international League
% Harrisburg. by his own request.
He will play right field in the double
header against Providence here to-
day.
Thorpe fills the vacancy caused by
Callahan. who is out with a broken
leg. He is well-known here as a
Carlisle Indian School athlete.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-24

story all aecentuate the attractive
ness of its appearance from the
street.
Within, the arrangement and az
pearance Of the rooms, one side being
a duplicate Of the other, but re.
Vorsed, does not belle the promise Of
the exterior A piazza, 7.dxl2 feet.
rs cut into each corner Of the house
At one end of the reception hall is q
wide. luxurious window seat, AZ the
other q broad stairway leads to the
second floor To the right is The
living room, lGAyl3 feet, with ire
place. To tho left Is the dining
roon, lesxl2 feet a large group
window is the special feature OF this
room. The pantry. with ample china
elesct. cuphoards. etc. projects
slightly from the main body Of tine
house. a somewhat unconventional
arrangement, but one whose advm-
tage study Of the plans viii make
plain
The pantry opens into the rear en-
try. and the latter into the kitchen,
ll6xloo feet, the respective doors
being so arranged that no extra
STEPS between diningroom aud
! kitchen are neeessitated The kitchen
! has a very large store closet, a door
on one side Of the Latter leading &c
/ the basement stairs. one at the other
end directly on to the main stairway,
making o short eut between laundry
kitchen and chambers.
i The latter. on the second floor, arc
! three in numbcr--two l2.2xl2.6 and
ll.sxlS feet, respectively. All have
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-24

The house here presented. while
designed for two families, is en-
tirely suited 70 any frst.elass resi-
Dental neighborhood. There has
been no attempt made to disguise its
true character, yet at first glance it
looks like the suburban residence of
the successful city man Of affairs. A
solid party wall makes the two cs-
Adjustments as entirely distinct as
though they we're on separate streets,
while the arrangement Of the Chin
nevs and hreplaees assures the great
est economy in construction, even the
same copper or galvanized conduit
for rain water from the front gables
being used in common.
The house is finished in stucco with
shineled roof Tho NJ formed by the
front gables, the double and triple
group windows, arehed piazza door
ways heavy pancled front doors with
Fmall-paned windows near the top,
and tho ilower boxes at the second
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-24
INGRAM KEATS NEW FRIENDS.

New Castle, Of the Del-Mar League,
got a line on Roland Ingram, their
new pitcher. when he. pitching for
Lowes on Thursday, defeated them.
Z to 3. Beside solding Now Castle to
a scarcity Of hits. Ingram collected a
triple for himself The lad will prove
strong addition 70 the New Castle
pitching staff. Manager JACK Nc
Dewitt announced today that Ingram
will work for New Castle next week.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-24
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.


ii ousE, THuRrIETH AND JEFFERSON
II streets, eight large rooms. bath. good
heater IN cellar front and side porch
front, side aud back yard frst class cordi-
ton, harkness Piano Co.. No 8o4 West
Ihirticth street iy18-eod-1m.
N ". CORNER THIRTIETH AND
lNs Washington streets rooms, bath.
gas and electric Lighting, heater, frort and
back porches end outside cellar way, sulta,
bic for doctor. Possession August IS, f22
Per month James 7 Jones, No 2e2e Woeh-
ington street. Phone, 4ii7'W. jy2s-at
FOR RENT
2i2 Franklin ST.. 7R $1,000
1893 = Fourteenth 81, 8 ROOMS .. 500
1922 ADAMS ST.. 10 r e. B........S9 $500
soc Rodney ST., \ & 3 ,........ S26 90
A. B. STANTON CO.,
NO. sos sHIPLEY STREET.
D. a A. Phone, 4533.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-24
APARTMENTs

II OUR ROOM APARTMENT. APPLY
y Dr. Harris, No. 2il Wes- Tenth street.
Jyi7-sat-thurs-tf.
~ OK RENT-APARTIENT THREE
il rooms end bath; up-to-dats IN every
xay; possession 90 once. Ryan. Thirteenth
ard French streets mar50 -eodu
A PARTMENTs ~oR RENr-THkEE
"A rooms and bath. "FranQis' Fifteenth
aud King SITS. Si4 month.
0. J. O'KEEFE.
D. a A. Phone 1881. ". Seventh 81
NAYS sat wed-tf
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-24

deep. generous cldsets. Tho indis-
pensable linen closet. and also the
bathroom are on this floor Reside
the latter is most attractive little
recess, with cory window seat AZ the
end A large storeroom is also To-
Gated on the second floor, directly
over The pantry and rear entry y
good stairway leads 70 the third
floor, which is lett unfinished. II
may he utilized for storage or
moderately good room may he an
isted on. this floor being we'll lighted
by group window in the end gable.
Arrangements have been made
with the architects TO furnish csii.
mated cost Of construction or any
other information desired regarding
the house illustrated They also in
vito cur readers TO make suggestions
for plans which they would like H.
hstrated in the future. Address
ABBEY and Peterson, Springfield,
Mass.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-24
FOR RENT
FOR RENT

once. 8 2 Ninth 81. ............eft0o
9ls Bennett ST., S rooms ........sl25o
1925 ". Seventh ST., 10 X g. B. .... $50 90
9os Bennett ST.. 5 rooms ...-......s i2 so
zoe Market st.. Apt 9 4 q 49,. $500
901 King St. St., store ......... $4,000
House. Richardson Park. ~ 4 a b. $1,000
92S shaiicross Ave, 6 r g. 3d.. $22.O0
1920 Rodney ST. furnished. 10 r
1913 clayton ST. furnished, 10 SIS 90
ee3 King St.. store ........e 25. 90
&c. Eighth st.. store. ...-.. e85 %
2 Z. Eighth St.. Apt. r B. b. $500
91e Bennett ST.. 5 rooms ...... $40 50
SIP Walnut ST.. 7 rooms ...... $500
Ant. 1914 Van Buren ST.. a B.. $50 90
Todd's Lane. 8 r & B............-S1s 90
Todd's Lane. 10 4 B...........s2 $1,000
Todd's Lane 8 R s. B.......Sl6.oO
Mendinhall Ave. r G $500
Mandinhali Ave. R 8 $500
Desirable Offices. various sizes and prices.
s3s Market St.
Thlrtisth and jefferson SITS. 8 r 4 B. $50 90
Thirteenth and Walnut SITS. rooms SIS 90
862 Bennett ST. 6 r a. Bs l4. 90
No title is guaranteed until after the most
rigid examination.
DELAWARE TRUST co.
n T. COR NINTH AND MARKET SITS
Open Tuesday snd Saturday Evenings.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-24
NO REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

There were no real estate transfers
registered at the City Registry Bureau
since last Thursday, which is the first
time in several months that a period OF
this length expired that no transfer was
made.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-07-24
John ]. Hanley
Bellefonte Heights
no eaa W FOURTH ST.
phone-Rcn $40.
"HOMEs FOR ALL THE YEAR

HOMES FOR ALL THE YEAR,
SC Trolley Fare 10 any part Of VIII
mington.
on the ridge overlooking Delaware
River and having view Of surround
ing country for miles
Located on Darcy Trolley between
Wilmington and Philadelphia The
logical location for steady increase in
values. Electric lights. Telephone.
No lots less than 4oxlos ga. Fine old
shade.
View this property before purchas-
ing elsewhere; considering the many
advantages. the old shade trees are
worth the price. Plots and full infor-
nation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-15
LckdIes.
Nas Ser staotbaae.

Sn 9e5ue ulif ole grueiteruna
Der SoIeoao, norolid bon grohis
StraBe, tpliroe Die GntiGeioultg ge-
troffen, BOB Der Stootanpalt Gin
Sdrifttiid onfertiet mel1es or
antpobner Der StraBe 81 unter5eid)=
tiet1 baben uno poourd iie iif ber-
bflidten, lire 3dune uno S6uier
5~uriidsnfeben, oamit Ser Snot oos
Observation-Disclosures erlpari
Eleibt. Die ShuIbeb0rbe erbdIt Or
loubafis, orei transporta5le SdnI-
gebdl16e bon Sol5 bauen 5it Iaiien
ii1o iie innerbalb ser Seuergreilselt
oufsuffeIen. 9ie y&etail Mer-
dnnts Miiociation" petitioniert um
itrenge Snnebaltung oes Sonntagg-
geiebes, 0a Deribieoene fleine Saul.
Ieltte lire 21oen oen gan5en Cont
tag offen baIten. Mntpobner bon
s@eit MDrtle StraBe petitionierel.
ann 8flafterllng ibrer StraBe uno
nlm Segitng BON @aiierrobren. aom-
Hniiiar aearnep miro Die aIase Ell
iter Stcuer5ablerin nnteriuden, oie
in Der Glib, nabe @aiferItrobe,
tpobrt, Dob ibr Mabbar auf ser oll-
beren 5eite Der Maore Giid) oen
gatt5en @raben eingeadunt bnt. STE
beaniprudt Die S6lfte oabon. Mi,f
Soften berihieoener aitberbalb Scr
Sta0t mobnenoen stener5nbIer lit
'mif tbrem ltnbebnliten Grandchildren
ods ltnfraut entfernt ipor6en. Mn-
fuobner oes Main utto Militarp NIa=
30 petitionicren um 8eleudtung v;es
YurfS.
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Gas 5~elbppitpafet.

~Sit nnbeitel6arl" itano nit blaltem
Stift
9rob auf benz brdnnli9en aartou au
leien.
Som 8eger ipar bertpii9t sic ldtpadc
S6rift.
Waar lab, tpie 5itteris Die 9ailb gefpelen.
Stun lag es in Dem i%taubigeu giiro
NIT ptelen anbren nnbe1tenten 9inoen
rtlo flaffte tpeit. &c iammerte mid 70.
mas Do beritreut ipnr alrs oeI1iten
Sdlineen.
9ieblos mars offen ieoem fremben Slid:
3isarret1, @nrir, etn Sdfelden @dod :
Iabe.
@an fiiblt, fpie i6iper es fpar6, oies an
81 faufen.
Gin sil s : aud. Gin fleirer, lieber
b~for'dueig blonb, nit nodtcr, prauer
9arurter: 1lnier 6d1s6en fam idlon
laufen.
6. Gtienne.
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NIIerIei.

Die San Mntonio 2oon & EruIl
Company bat oos alte Direftoriun
icietergeudblt. Sbm sebosen an,
2crop 9. Denmal1, MiIiom 8. Srfi,
so. g. Breckenridge, goniu G6ant.
berlnin, 2eroD g. Denmnn it,, Clos.
s. Grnnflif, Sobn 8. &erff, Ser
u 6tribling unb GBorIeg u 3ilfer,
Eis 9eomientpobl finoet am 90. st
tober ftctt
Der &ontrnftor Dapio 2ebr
tat I'M As. Diltrift : @eriht &C.
gen 90. 6. SuIlimon uno s. g. q.
EGsportb cine Sdaoenerlatf[aee
bon $4,000 anbdngig gemaft, ueis
Tie ibu I'M 8etrieb ieines @eihaf :
ftorem.
Sm Nierten gipil : Aegslfus
tionsgerift lit Ser Mntrda aeItcllt
fyoroen, Die Werufnng in Dem Safe
bon Sole Geronimo 9repino gegelr
Jruu Geronimo Erebino ~ob5utpeilen.
Stt Der @lage bdnoelt es fih Inn sic
@ertualtung Der @interlniienIhaft
oes @eneral grebino, Die altf $15,=
100000 abgeibdst lit.
9ie Sees Mnti Carbon Cos
nr0 Oil Gompanp BON San Mnto-
MO, &apital $4,000. bot einen Srei-
brief erlangt. Die Snforporatorcn
1no so. 9. See, @eorg s. Iipcr ms
8. SO. Gberntnit.
Sic Miiiouri Yaciiic; Sron
Asouiltait- un6 Die SnternationaI
Babn beabiidtiaen, i'm @inter eillcn
Garf3uh BON Tier nod Gbieayo Ian.
fen gu lniien.
Sn einem bieiigen Sailntorilrm
ftarb 6rait 2eopoloine aniplher pun
Ncimar i'm Glitter BON 55 Sabren.
Sf1nerbnlb Der letter beiSar
@oden fino in Netp Srleaas 1913
3on Megen gefaaen, mebr tuie loHil
in fiinf Monnten. Dos ntuB ia cint
1pnbre Sintfluf gegeben baben.
Die Yrooncers Oil nno 8ls
Gompanp BON San Mntonio bat fid
NIT einem &apitaI bon $4,000 IN
f~orporieren laifen. Die llnterncL
mer iir0 G. SotpeG, $. $. Sorgen
fen un6 g. s. Stridler.