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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
OLIVE BRANCH HELD OUT.


The brave followers Of the big
Moose vii Join hands with the IN
fpeakahIy odcrous O. D. P. which they
left four years ago while holding their
nossriIs
Il appears that the main object Of
the meeting o. the Progressive ma
tionsI committee in Chicago this week
xas 70 hold out the olive branch 10
the Republican party and they per-
formed that pious function with great
dignity. While reztfirrning their al
legiance to the principles Of Teddyism.
they aeiIare they are perfectly Will
sag to unite with the boss-ridden g..
o. P. Ia nominating candidate and
they serTs notice that they Eill rot
guibble over the terms Of the partner
ship.
As far as the cast is from the west,
as distant as the north pole from the
sOnth pole, as divergent as daylight
and darkness or Taft and Teddyfelt
70 great was the difference between
the Progressiyes and the Republican
parties. according to the colonel and
ali recognized Moose authorities IN
the last campaign. but the lion and the
lamb will now lie down peacefully to-
eether in the same political bed. The
impulse which has prompted these po-
litical warriors to bury the hatchet, If
We are to believe the words Of the
gentlemen who met in Chicago, is
purely patriotic. strictly non-partisan.
il Is nothing more or less than the
lofty purpose OF saving the country
from Woodrow Wilson. the man who
without bluster has maintained the
dignity, peace and honor Of tie ma
ton in the midst OF many crises. Poll
licans always cloak partisanship un-
der the guise Of patriotism. II is an old
game and we doubt very seriously
whether the RepubIican-Moose com
blne, with all its luducrous aspects,
can get away with il.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
SAYS THE OFFICE OWL

He. is a wise man who knows his
opportunity when he sees it.
All that gIitters can't be measured
By the golden rule.
A quail on TOAST is worth dozen in
the other fellows game bag.
Never Judge a hen by the cold stor-
age eggs you have for breakfast.
The young widow of the old man
weeps with one eye and winks with
the other
There are many men of many minds,
some Of whom even mind their own
business.
A good man who goes wrong is ia
reality a bad man who has just Deen
found out.
Even If man acknowledges that he
has faults he seldom owns up to these
his friends accuse him of having.
II all women were compelled to
dress alike there would be more va
cant pews in fashionable churches.
The man who is too lazy to make
hay while the sun shines nearly al
ways has to borrow an umbrella when
1t rains.
The misguided young man with
salary of SO week who marries girl
that cannot cook hands himself an
extra large and juicy lemon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
BITS or INFORMATION

The electric sand sitter viii outEork
ten men. is portable and takes up little
room
Seventy per cent OF the American
people use electricity in some form
every day.
Our exports amount 20 about per
cent Of our business under normal
conditions.
Baron Hans Won Beriepsch's bird
paradise" in Thuringia is one Of the
wonders Of the world.
A new gas lamp post has clock
work attachment which turns the light
on and of at appointed hours
All mattresses and pillows made
hereafter for the United States gov
ernment VIII be filed with kapoc, a
vegetable fiber having great buoyancy.
The 10000 walters and kitchen at
tendants Of the New York hotels and
restaurants are being licensed. To do
so they must pass physical exami-
nation.
II statistics are to be believed, the
birthrate in the United StHes, in
Great Britain and in most other civil
lized lands is being steadily, though
slowly, lowered each year.
The famous Teh King Cheng por-
ceIain factory, which since the year
1896 made the finest porcelain in
China, and which was destroyed in an
uprising few years ago, is to be re-
opened with government assistance.
From 1890 to 1870 the actual work OF
gathering census statistics was per
formed by United States marshals and
the enumsrations varied in length
from 10 to Is months In 1880 there
was adopted the plan, followed at all
subsequent censuses, of having this
work done by large body OF enumer-
ators under the direction Of supervi-
sors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
SUBSCRIPTIONS Rz7ss.
MORE TEAMWORK NEEDED.

Chickzahz has no chamber d corr.
merce or commsrcisI club. but We have
two organizations Which. by working
In harmony. are caIabls d doing Al
the work of such body and doing Il
more effectively than any of or Old
time booster bunches did H.
We have the Commercial and Farm
bureau. the efforts Ct which are con
centrztce on agricultural Development
line Of activity that IS secona To
lone a. factor IN town building and
We have a Retail Merchants associa-
tiou-
That the Farm bureau Is doing good
work ii not open to question although
Il fs not receiving the financial supYcrt
that It should have from many Of our
business and professional men. The
RetafIers' association maintains an
office and secretary aid Is very sue
cessful in handling credit matters but
Il - meetings are poorly attended and
& ls far from measuring UP to its Dos-
sibilities as an agency in promoting
the trade interests of the town When
meeting ia called only a corporaI's 5
guard turns ont and the result IL that
the general work that should be done
toward bringing more business 10
fs4-Frtr1 So. l.. f1~of~w
Chickasha is suffering from lack Of
concert Of action among the business
men in matters that concern common
interests. n We are to keep abreast
with progressive communities re must
haze more teamwork. We don't need
any more organizations. but We 0e
need a tremendous waking up that viii
ret us to working together 10 the end
that the existing organizations viii fus-
fiji their missions. The mere ma
ehinery Of such associations amounts
10 but little unless it IS operated prop
erly- II can accomplish nothing n
itself, but in the hands Of enthusiastic
citizens who are willing 10 work in uni-
son II can be made mighty force ii
flrthering the welfare Of the COM
mnnity.
Before the new year advances mich
further We ought to "a two dig meet
ings, cne Of tie members Of the
Commercial and Farmers bureau and
one Of the Retailers association. We
should make up our minds to attend
these meetings and take counsel IA
regard TO plans for making Chickssha
a better business town. We can't have
these meetings too soon. Chickashs
must come alive. 1t will pay us to
give some Of orr time to the team
work without which no town can pros
per as II should.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
THE eIsT OF 1T.

Last December had very severe
cold and was nearly down sick in bed.
l bought two bottles of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and it was only very
few days until l was completely re-
stored to health" writes 0. J. Metcalf.
Weatherby, Mo. If you would know
the value Of this remedy, ask any one
who has used it. Obtainable every
where. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13


are covered with ice.
As matter OF fact it didn't hurt
sny Iess even though nobobdy saw
you when you took a tumble.
Bet that one made you hike into
your hcayies. If you have heretofore
been going about in the sleeveless
variety.
However, King Winters reign is al
ways brief in Oklahoma even though
he Is cruel monarch while he is on
the throne
Or course # vas Just ike the cold
spell that came some time way back
yonder, but we can't recall exactly
wher It was.
But lot OF nice. wet water leaked
out before the rain barrel in the SKI
froze up, putting some good season"
IN the ground.
Old Boreas ought to stay around
the north pole where he belongs and
not come bntting into the business Of
Sunny Oklahoma.
If reports are true pair Of promi-
nent citizens win likely be hailed be
fore the insanity board. 1t is rumored
that Judge Lynn and H. ~ Mullican
went duck hunting Yesterday while
the thermometer was lowering around
zero.
J. D. Carmichael was warm at leaast
once yesterday. With the pious pur-
pose OF giving the janitor light he
went to the basement Of the Okla
homa National bank building. A lunge
in the dark landed him in the pit of
the furnace.
Whatever merits the Express re-
porter and proof reader may have, 1t
is certain that they couldn't win a
prize in the arithmetic class. The
newspaper report said the little gun
away girls spent ten cents Of their
eighty cents and had seyenty-five
cents left
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
PIED TYPES

The girl who sings Bid Ne Good-By
and Co" when If he did she'd hate his
heart out.
The boy who whistles Silver
Threads Among the Gold" while his
poor old grandmother sticks up after
him.
The man who says "It's Just the
shank Of the evening" at 2 a. m, and
yawns over his employers business at
l0:30.
The girl who sings TITS a Long Way
TO Tipperary7 while her mother finds
It's an even longer way to the bottom
Of the dishpan.
The nan who tells the bootblack,
keep the change, bo," and tells his
wife: "You think I'm the Bank Of Eng
land, don't your"
The man who boasts that he came
over with the founders, and comes it
over everybody else till they founder.
Judge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13

Got dyspepsia"
Don't yO1 enjoy your meals ,"
En5oy ny meals snorted the in.
dignanf dyspeptie Ny meals are
merely guide-posts TO take medicine
before and sfter.~-IllUstrated Sunday
MagzzIne.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
WORDS OF WISE MEN

To see and know the worst is
to take from fear its main ad-
vantage.
A man, like a barrel or nail,
becomes of little use when he
loses his head.
To travel hopefully is bet
ter thing than to arrive, and
true success is to labor.
The man who is fortunate
enough to be able to give re-
ceives more than the poor taker.
Life is made up of chances
and trials, given to us to see
how We will act and improve
ourselves.
1t Is not the length Of exist
ence that counts but what is
achieved during that existence,
however short.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
EXPRESS PAcKAcETTEs.
PITY the Poor Plumber.

Pity the Poor Plumber
Busted pipes confront the plumber
Business better than last summer.
He pretends they're worse than biles,
On hte sly he coolIy smiled.
Good afternoon, did you let tho fire
20 out last nightg
81 simp says he notices that the
walks are always slippery when they
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
NohIesse obIiae.

In the privacy of his home the VII
lage butcher was telling his wife of the
arrival Of new summer resident.
"she came in today" he said, with
enthusiasm. "and can tell you she's
a real lady, brought up select and ex-
elusive. She don't know one cut o
meat from another. nor veal from NUT
on."-Christian Register.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
Joy of Eating.

A well known banker in down
town restaurant was eating mush and
milk
Whats the matter?" inquired a
friend.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS
COURT CLERK.

Hl-Bud-, Gibbs announces that
he IS candidate Tor court clerk, SID
ject to the action Of DenloeFatic
voters
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13

The man whose only thought is to
contribute to the happiness Of others
is as near sanctifcation as it is pos.
sible to get.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13

There are at least two things that
never grow rusty--the nails in bill
collectors shoes, and a womans
tongue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13

Subscribe FOR the Daily Express.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO.
OF Some use.

OF Some Uee.
Gentlemen" remarked the pro-
fessor, "the general function Of the
heads Of several learned members Of
this class is to keep their neckties
from Slipping Harvard Lampoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13

As a matter OF fact it didn't hurt
sny less even though nobody saw
you when you took tumble.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13
WISE AND OTHERWISE

The harder man works the less
time he has to whine.
Never imagine you are a second
Samson and try to accomplish too
much with your jawbone.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13

are covered with ice.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13

Bet that one made you hike into
your hcayies, If you have heretofore
been going about in the sleeveless
variety.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13

Esy erroseegs fsGsrfiss %
RE rhzyscfer. sfs16i1s Or
repgfsfios Of cay psrssn. nrE
or corporsfiSH ss6 sry 1is-
sfsfens1f Wiki Dsy appear
IL RE csfgD1s Of fbe Ezprrss
vii De sIs1ly correefe9 gpos
ia being broBsbf ofbs sffsn-
nos Of fbs EsnsssDsnf.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13

However, King Winters reign is al
ways brief in Oklahoma even though
he Is a cruel monarch while he is on
the throne.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-13

The electric sand sitter will outwork
ten men. is portable and takes up little
room
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-01
0o iibertam ibn tiefe @ebmutb.

Da ibertam ibn tiefe Mebmutb.
@naeithts bieIer 5iigung Des Gins
mels erbebte er BON Nenem Dor ieiner
eieenen Sdulb, bic er bate iiibnen
biirfen unb bic Sener unbereut nit in
bas Grab nsbmen mubte; Sab nno
Bitterteit, pelde or Dem GebenSen
entsesensetrasen, purben benz Sobten
geseniiber gu Mitgefiibl nnb 0era
sebuns; er tpnnte ben ni4t mebr oers
bammen, Der jeBt ppr benz Ri9ters
itubI pes boditen Ri6ters itanS.
.Gs lit gut 70, lpabrli9. es 1T gut
TO-, bSrte er &Ombers betucstsn So>
mes neben iia Iagen; .es TT gut 10!
@ilba fpirb nun obne Sab unb Surc1t
gu ibrem Batter treten, Der ie nidt
mebr ungaitlid BON ii9 peifcn lam.
Der @rpl iiber unier eisenmd6tiges
Sanbeln, bas lGbmenbe, u~nsepobnte
YeipuBtiein ieiner Sbnmadt ba6en
bicies itol5s Sera 9ebrphen. Gber
ipenn mid sleid Der f6nelIc De@fcl
eri9redt, 70 tritt es mir bod INNER
mebr ms @ebahtniB: er itarb 81
Niemanbes 2eib unb lebte gu Niemans
pes Sreuoe! Die @in5ise, pel4e inn
anbins, wiro inn nur su balb fclsen
= bann lit iein arbenten inter uns
ausael0iht." =
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8ruuOcisent6ums : ltebertrasnnsen.
GineinnGti, 81. JuIi.

SIHl II u u, Oh. ,yul.
Sarab u. Mottier on Sames u.
WOttisr unb Sobn g. Motiisr, unes-
fdbr z older 2anS in Ssttion / in
9reen Iopnibip 81.
elmer y. Cant an 9ofinser unh
5optins, Got S42 in gofinger unh
6nptins piertsr unterabtbeiInsg in
GImfpoob $50.
Masbal.na 6. Gperman II. u. on
bic Sruitess Der Cincinnati Sputhern
Giienbabn. Elm brsietises Stiid 2anb
bon "a bel % SUB an Der Nprboiisds
Der Giinften Strabe unb Jresmar
4penue (Steuer 500 $3.50.
Carl M. Sacobs an 6. :. Munb,
40 SUB on Der 30. 2lpenue In Sa.lss
(Steuer 500 81.
Wiuis 6. !Sarper an apuis 6.
8artels, 35 Bel 100 Jiib on Der @eifs
feite Der Robertfon Ipenue, los SUB
Dftli6 Der 81. apsnue in SatIeb 81.
pbilip @oelter al Geo. 8. Stacep,
brei Sabre gaatrsft auf AZ bel 80
SUB an Der montgomery pits, Rors
tpoob, betannt ols Rp. 4727 Wain
2lDenue fir cine monatlids Mistbe
DON $40.
Die Rortb College 5ilf R.altp So.
an Seurb S5merr II. a., Got AZ in
Union Gupinss Stealth gDmpanp's
llnterabtbeiluns in Hortb College
!9iI (Steuer 81 81.
Walter g. MuslIer an0arrp Wbite,
Got So unb Sbsil Der Cots 56 unb
81 in Melbourns's llnterabtbsiluns
81.
2uella 2eininger an Rtea 2einins
ger, SO Bel 100 SUB an Der Oitieite
Der 4iblanb 4penue in Siib Norfpoob
(Stsuer 81 81.
Gaa $. Gambler an Mntonip unb
Maria Gupito, Got LAT in Jobn g..
8iegfer's llnterabtbeiluns (Steusr
500 81.
2ouife q. @unber an emma syis
f6er, so SUB an Der Sftieite Der
6amilton aOenue, 100 SUB Sflih Der
Glen Barrier aOenue (@teuer S1.50)
81.
aueb &. @alrutb an oilian 6.
gaines, 100 BEL $50 SUB an Der SSos
reit 4Denue auf Sit Walnut Oils.
(Steuer $3.50 81.
Caroline Soffmeiiisr an @ntonio
rnb Waria gupito, Got 146 in Sobn
8iesler's unterabtbeiluns In Sid
run (Gteuer SOC 81.
Die Bartholomew Gin Ghool 60.
an 6. antoinstte 9Th, 70 bet 1854
Cub an Der Weititiie Don gpans
In CLIFTON (Steuer sou 81.
Gecrse r. 9ostbnIometu an biz,
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8eiiekans oes Oeneralfelbmar.
ihalls b. ;. Golf.

aus aonitantinoptl tpirb inter Dem
Datum bes "a. Jiini gddrieben:
6eute Ra4mtttos tpurbe Der Gelbmars
i4alI BON Der Colt pofma inter Be
tbeilisuns Der gefammten 8ebG.!eruns
Der iiiriiiden 9auptltabt su Grabe ses
leitet. Der Sarg bts Mar1dalIs. ben
bic beati4e unb bic tiirfifde arissss
Hagen einbiinten, mar I'm ~nprbDjtlis
den Sbeil bes riefisen umfriebtten
plabes Dor ban 4riessminifterilm
aufsebdbrt. Heben BEN Ratafuli fan.
ben Gebirssed&iibe. 8a beiben Geitsn
bes Sdrges uarerl prnf)tDclIe RrGnse
bes btutf@en Raiiers. bes GuItonS,
~ &Gi{f<A GSGutsa 3spA AeI
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Serrn 70 eisentli9 seidentt." I'M
Dina neigte fi1, ebe iie ben Sub an
bas 9ritthrett itsts.
n2iebe Mamfea Seincfetter! Siebe
gas tit Elm 9aa!" Sic pdrs Der itl'
Der 10 Wiitterliden am liebiten I'M
ben 6als sefalen.
SOL! 3ipeitmamieldeuL SD
Straub Is for Den 6errn!!"
Cine fdlante, sans Ii4te glonbin'
BOT lllrid bic Ylumen. Sin lieblites
Gsfidt befam einen qrflug BON tieIe'
rer RDte. limb Dina Don Webberu
mutete es an, aIs iteIten Die beiocn
bibffen Wenihen, ibr itdttlid)et
Sobn unb bas fein9eformte Usdbden
elm lebenbes Bib.
~Surra! Sodl Infer Serr Dor
Webbern : SippIineeroOe!."
9DbIts, bic 9oluntGre, Die Inseitel=
ten, Die Weiber UNI Wldo9en i4rieen
es burdeinanoer. gina m6m bic
9anb Der !Seinefetter in bic ibre uno
trait CUR Settle.
rSiesmal pOran, 6err beg Saus
ies!"
.Gr tritt bod boz Der Weibli4teit
suriid!m lafte ulri6.
so Sps Dina bic trtue aeiterin Der
4neelegenbeiten oes SuRern nit iid,
iiber bic S9pelle, uno es iiiste iib,
bab ulri6 urb bic glonoine bas
stpeite Yaar purben. Oenn alles
itrebte Der Gale gu, bic ii4 bebasli3
auftat nit einem sroBen Samin uno
WaffenIdmud unb Sdgotropbasn,
alien 2aben, gGnteu, Wdppenitibler
unb trdulifen gden.
so piel Scierli6teit, Serr Sns
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n0as ging nibt oUoers! Gs IS
i9on pesen Dem Rcipeti!" iaste
90bIte. Limb aud regen Bier uno
3ubrot. IS 1T fir alles gu morssn
abeub fhon selpr9t."
rSa NON, 6eierlidteit muB ieig.
IS 1T INNER 10 aeipeicn urro iiebt N
Der Gbronit!" fprat Die Seinefettsr
nit Wiirbs. Die seate retnen bos
mad. .Qls uie of Strr intos! ais
uie Sungberr ,dm!" LIMB 10 hdben
9Dblte unb i9 mad LANCER uebsrs
lesuns, ba ia Der !@err iGon bier
ipar, has 70 gema9t!"
Dina ppn Weoberr bate Elm 2ds
beln; ale Ddrme, bic iie bur6glibis,
lag BARN.
,Seinefetter, id tDnnts Sbnen nm
ben SaIs fallen, tpie oas erfte Wtdl,
uls mir mad Der MISUNDERSTANDING
tomen."
Die neiste ibr 9oupt, unb elm
mar In ibrer 4ugsn. .Weln
bic snGbise Jrau ma in mein Stiis
tpie bdmals, ipmmeu, foa es mir
ne Gbre I'M eile 5reube ieir."
limb bann bob lie % CUTE alte @es
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emma Slider an 2ouiIe R. Wuna
Der $1150.
&tsa aeininaer an Court 5ouie 6.
urb 9. so. $4,000.
6. Intoinette glp an Z. Warb g,
utb 3. 60. $4,000.
Sames 6. Steele an Sulta Joritner
$232.50.
elmer R. Sorne an Oatlep 9. uni
l2. SO. $2250.
@Ipbsus 6. Mcaensie on Setpitt
Ipenue 8. unb 3. u. $2800.
gmiIie @. Wcgea an Soiepbine
g. GimraG, 8ormiinberin $1700.
Marp 81. Gbepberb an Southern
Ohio Sapinss gani SO. $4,000.
plinp 8. BRADFORD an Gbaronniae
g. unb 6. SO. $325O.
George Soeobs an pscples 9. unb
g. 60. $500
5rnnt Meb an psrrp Sarper
$140o. 4
Opdrles y. Nrm1frpng an SouldnD
8. unb G. q. 60. $500.
Clara W. Dan an Gartbas. g.
unb 6. u. $500.
q. @ribur 9albpin an SatIep
9ant S3400.
Senrp Daniel an DO. 500.
9etilste Sppotbeten.
Wm. Gnssr an Carthage g. unb
9. q. $1,000.
Sobn 6. Riddrbs an DO. $400.
!oarrp Oldham on Games Gana>
sber $1,000.
Caroline @raH.l an sitIs O. arb
8. 60. $3.50.
Charles 8. g%repoort an Sharons
bile g. unb 6. gp. $500.
Die gartbesomsip Gin S9opl So.
an Mei.srn nnb Spuibrrn 2ebens
@srfftrunss @eieGfddft $1,000.
Jrsb q. 9ien an Sobn S9uler
500.
Do. an llnitp 6. unb 9. 60. ST.
500.
ebtparb grunboff an siti. q. unb
3. So. $500.
Sol. 6. anb.rfpn an Union CABS
ings q. unb z. 60. $1,000.
Glmer R. 6orne an Hortb' Gine. 8.
unb 3. 60. $225o.
Gilbert :. @miib on GreeSmaH's
Nib Speietp $500.
gamer Stpsm ant0lenn 9. unb g.
u. $3.50.
Sobn 9. Gliring on Dora Grobs
man $3.50.
Rpfa Drifting an Germanid go. 2
8. unb 9. 60. $1,000.
Sslen 5reibers an Mefern unb
Soutbern aebsns @srfferunss Ges
ielfdaft $3.50.
gsetisl Silbsrman an g~ntsrpriie
g.. u. 60. $500.
2epi 6. @oobale on 20. Warb q.
U. 60. $1,000.
alpbeis g. whaen3is on gpo1o g.
unb 6. 60. $4,000.
Traness 9srbiui on 5elen 9. 5epf
$500.