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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-05-12
SPORTING ITEMS
Ty Cobb is now hitting .s47.


Traps have been installed on the
new grounds of the Wenatchee Gun
club.
Hal Chase, former star in the Amer
lean and Federal leagues, is leading
the batters and base stealers of the
National league.
feature or the auto race, meet to
be held at the Alan track near Spo-
kane, on July will be the special in
vitation race for eastern Washington
cars
The Spokane Country club team in
vaded the sanctuary of the Portland
Country club Saturday land receipted
for moist and overwhelming defeat,
IS to Z.
The Spokane Indians return to the
Natatorium park grounds Monday to
engage the Butte forces of Joe Nc
Ginnity for seven games. Great Falls
follows with seven games.
The worlds record in the 120-yard
high hurdles was broken at the Mis-
souri-Iowa state college dual meet Sat
urday when Simpson, the Missouri
star, made mark of ID As seconds.
With shooters from Washington
Oregon, California, Idaho and Mon
tana entered, the first annual Inland
Empire handicap trap shooting tour
nament was held at Spokane this
week.
The American game Of football, so
far as Stanford university Is con-
cerned, was given it's quietus Monday
when a proposition to restore the
American game, but as a minor sport
with rugby as the major-was re-
jected by the executive committee.
A. d. Brown, professor of physical
education at Miami university, Ohio,
has accepted the appointment as di-
rector of physical education at the
Oregon Agricultural college, to sue
coed DR.. S. j. Stewart, who goes to a
similar position with the University of
Nebraska.
League Ball Schedule at Spokane.
The official list of home dates and
the clubs to oppose Spokane at Nata.
forum park this season is as follows:
With Butte:
May 8, 9. 10, II, 10, 10, IA.
With Great Falls:
May Is, 16, IL, 10, 10, 20, 81.
With Tacoma:
May 20, 30, 80.
With Seattle:
June 5, 6, z, 8, 9, 10, II.
With Great Falls:
June IL, ID, IA, Is, 16, IL, 18.
With Vancouver:
June 10, 20, 81, %, 23, "a, rs.
With Tacoma:
July 10, II, 10, 10, IA, is, 16.
With Butte:
July 81, Aug. /, 2, 3, 4, s, 6.
With Tacoma:
Aug IA, is, 1s, II, 1s, 10, 20.
With Vancouver:
Aug. 81, Sept. 1,N2, 8, 4, 4.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-05-12
Fay Found Guilty.

New York.-The jury which for 10
days heard testimony at the trial of
Robert Fay, former lieutenant in the
German army; Walter Scholz and Paul
Daeche, charged with conspiracy to
destroy munition ships through bomb
contrivances, returned a verdict of
guilty Monday night against all the de-
PENDANTS.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-05-12
INSURANCE
COMMISSION RESIGNS

Olympia, Wash.-Floyd l.. Daggett,
chairman, and A. Ernst, members of
the state industrial insurance commits
sion, resigned Monday, to take effect
June 1. Governor Lister last week had
indicated his intention of removing
them. Commissioner Clarence Parker
resigned Saturday.
An entirely new commission will
take office June 1. The old commits
sion had been severely criticized on
account of the looting of the Industrial
fund by forged claims to the amount
of nearly $4,000.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-05-12
Punish Irish Rebels.

Dublin.-Justice is being dealt out
to the Sim Feiners on the pure facts
proved by incontestible testimony re-
garding their active participation in
the recent rebellion. Suspicion Is not
enough for a courtmartial to condemn
any man and vengeance for the killing
of soldiers or the destruction of prop
erty does not enter the minds Of the
military judges. There is no "dra-
gooning to death" of the rebels. Over
a dozen have already been punished by
DEATH
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-05-12
FARMERS FAVOR BULK SYSTEM.
Ambition IL to Make New Plan Oper-
alive This Year by Discarding
Sacks In HANDLING Grain,

Ambition IL to Make New Plan Oper-
ative This Year by Discarding
Sacks In Handling Grain.
About 300 farmers of the Inland EN-
pire assembled in Spokane Saturday
and, with only five opposing votes de-
cided to handle their grain in bulk,
instead OF sacks.
Recommendations.
We believe that successful system
of handling grain in bulk depends up
on the farmer providing his own stor-
age on the farm, either by bins, gran
aries or farm elevators, where grain
may be held until sold.
1t has been fully demonstrated that
the present flat warehouses can be
successfully adapted, at comparatively
small expense, to handling grain in
bulk.
Full assurance has been given by
the railway officials and terminal
warehouses that they will meet farm
ers and interior warehousemen in ar
ranging for the full handling of grain
in bulk.
In answer to the argument that
grain must be sacked for exporting
from the Pacific coast authentic re-
ports show that less than 25 per cent
Of the grain from the northwest is
exported annually, and the Panama
canal has removed the necessity Of
sacking the greater part Of the small
If hof Ia
ported.
The grain prices in the worlds mar
ket are quoted on bulk basis, there
fore there will be no difference in the
price of bulk grain or sacked grain
when the bulk system prevails
throughout this territory.
Since it is practically the unanimous
opinion of the 300 grain growers at
this convention that change be made
in the Inland Empire from sacked
grain to bulk grain, we therefore
urge the necessity of immediate action
by the individual farmer and the in
terror warehouse companies to provide
the necessary equipment for handling
the 1916 crop in bulk. United action
on the part of the farmers is essential
to the success of bulk handling OF
grain.
Must store on Farm.
r. D. Jarboe, chief grain inspector
for the state, said:
II gather from your action that you
are going to revolutionize the handling
of grain from this coast. The sack
system has it's advantages, but the ad-
vantage to be gained by the change
will more than recompense you for the
disadvantage. The warehouse man
will have to equip himself with ma
chimney that will determine the amount
of earth and dirt in your wheat by the
bulk system. / have always advocated
the bulk wheat system.
"You will not be able, under the bulk
system, to store your grain on the rail-
roads as heretofore and the farmers
will be obliged to store their grain on
the farm. The anti-sack agitation is
not confined to Washington, Ore
gon and Idaho alone, but Argentina Is
trying as hard as you are to get away
from it, and they pay about $4,000, 900
a year for sacks.
1.-THE Pacific northwest is affected
more with smut than any other section
of the United States, and while we
have had shrinkage amounting to %
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Honored Uncle Joe,

Washington.-Par lines disappear
ed and old scores were forgotten by
the house Saturday when during the
first hour of it's regular session, it
joined in paying tribute to Represent
alive Cannon of Illinois, the former
speaker, who will be 80 years old Sun
day. Never before in the history Of
the house had an hour of working ses-
sion been set aside to honor living
member
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-05-12
GRAIN AND MILLING NOTES.

The Lewiston Milling company is
said to be installing $4,000 worth of
new machinery in their big mill at
Lewiston, Idaho.
A new elevator with capacity OF
$4,000 bushels will be erected at
Weiser, Idaho, soon. by the Farmers
Union Warehouse company.
A grain elevator with capacity Of
10000 bushels will be built shortly
by the Farmers union Of lone, Ore,
according to plans now under way.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-05-12

Marathon, Texas, May 9.-Private
Roscoe Tyree and o. G. Compton ar
rived here Monday afternoon in COM
pany with Sergeant Smyth. They were
brought in a motor car from Glenn
Springs. Anxiety had been felt for
these men, as they disappeared after
the fight between the bandits and the
patrol at Glenn Springs and Compton
had been reported taken into Mexico
by the marauders. 1t is believed now
that the man reported kidnapped with
John Deemers from2 below Boquillas
was named Coy.
Two troops Of American cavalry
have swung southwark into the Big
Bend country, moving on to Glenn
Springs, where three soldiers lost their
lives and a little boy was shot to death
in the raid by Villista bandits Friday
night.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-05-12

The Professor-Heavens! This was
the day was to have been married.
What will she think of me?
Assistant-You were married. Don't
you remember? The ceremony took
place at noon.
"Ah, yes, to be sure. I recall now
my annoyance at losing an hour
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-05-12
windstorms Sweep Minnesota,

Minneapolis, Minn.-A violent wind
storm which swept Minnesota and part
of North Dakota and western Wiscon.
sin Sunday night caused considerable
damage.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-05-12

London.--The 13-,O0O,ton White Star
liner Cymric, which for some time has
been engaged in freight service, has
been torpedoed by German subma-
rine,
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-05-12
MEX|CANS MAKE
RADON TEXAS TOWN
AMERICAN VICTIM
AT BoQUILLAs KIDNAPPED AND
SLAIN BY VILLA BANDITS.
ONE OF OUR TROOPERS GONE
Nine cavaIrymen Fight Force of 70
Until Enemy Fires Roof of Shelter
Boy Mute Put to Death-Dash.
ing From Hut, Band Escapes.

Alpine, Texas, May 8.-Villista ban
dts, some 70 in number, forded the
Rio Grande Friday night, and, sweep
ing Is miles inland on American soil,
raided the little settlement of Glenn
Springs and attacked detachment of
American cavalry consisting of nine
men of Troop A, Fourteenth cavalry.
Three troopers and 10-year-old boy
were killed, two cavalrymen wounded
and another is missing. He is believed
to be prisoner of the bandits, who
are now fleeing southwark into Goa
hula, Mexico.
Two American citizens, ]. Deemer
and man named Compton, according
to reports received here, were carried
across the Rio Grande, and reports say
that their Threats have been cut. A
posse of so citizens is in pursuit of the
Villistas.
The dead troopers are William
Cohen, New York city; Stephen J.
Coloe, New York City, and Hudson
Rogers of Danville, KY. The missing
trooper Is Roscoe Tyree. The little
boy is the con Of Compton. He was
deaf and dumb and the bandits are
thought to have killed him in rage
because he could not answer their
questions.
The two wounded troopers, Privates
J. Birch and Frank Defree, were
brought here this afternoon badly
wounded. q
Nine Men Fight 70.
In little adobe house nine cavalry
men made their fight for life against
the 70 or more Villa bandits at Glenn
Springs. A hail of shot poured for
more than two hours into the single
window of the mud adobe, but the
Americans refused to give up.
The cavalrymen kept up a steady
rifle fire in defiant answer. Then
the Mexican leader ordered fire balls
to be thrown on the roof, thickly
matched with candeilla.
The blazing weed tortured the SOL
diers below and burned their heads
and bodies. Then, smashing the door,
the troopers broke for the open, firing
as they ran. Two were shot and
killed as they ran. One is missing
and it is believed he is dead. Another
was killed as he tried to climb through
a window.
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Prince Of Wales in Italy.

Paris.-The prince Of Wales now is
in the Italian war zone as the guest
of King Victor Emmanuel
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-05-12
Nebraska Bank Busted,

Lincoln, Neb.-The state banking
commission Monday closed the Farm
ers' State bank Of Decatur. Neb.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-05-12

per cent, which is exceptional, the av-
erage shrinkage from smut Is 10 per
cent"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-05-12

Italian Airmen Victorious.
Rome, May S.-An Austrian aero
plane was destroyed by two Italian
airmen in the Austrian aerial attack
on Brindisi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-08
cine 9aarf&aft nm $50 beraubt.

Fieine 9aaridaft Inn $50 beraubt.
Qluf feline 6ilferrfe eilten bic @es
beimpoIi5iiten Glart unb pidett ber-
bei, ipelde ben Jarbieen perbafteter
unS rpa9 benz pOlissiseridt brabten.
Oortlelbit regiItrirte er iid als au>
eius Ourant, %, Ro. 604 Oit Sehits
Strabs, Cincinnati, pobnbaft. Sims
Ter, pel4er als WaGter i'm Staatss
sudtbaus in 9ltlanta, 9a., ansereut
mar, befano itt auf benz Wese nah
Columbus, 8. gr tpolte mebrers
Srsunbe in gopiuetpn aufIu6en unp
tam gu bieIem 3peds bierber, aIs
er auf Der erpG6nten Bride ansebIi6
iiberfunen puroe. Turant psrneint bic
9eI6uIbiguns unb erflGrt, bab er
bon &insler ernItlt9 bebrobt iporoen
lei. Gr purps untsr Der antluge oes
t6Gtliten Nnsriffes eineeIperrt. Sins
Ter puroe mad benz Seim Der IIos
eiirten Wobltbdtisteits @eielIi6uft
sebratt. gr lpiro 6eute i'm ppli3eiee>
ridt ala gntlGger sesen Surant aufs
treten.
Senrp @riem., BON go. 107
alt Strabe, 2uolotp, tpurpe seitern
on Der &enner Strdbe bon feiitem
pTerb sstreten uno am Irm unb 9ein
erbsbIidh oerlest.
- Der 2lrbeitersSreaniiator Sobn
glate, pelder friiher bier seipo6nt
bate, 1T in sinem gineinnatier Sas
natprium i'm Ilter bon SO Sdbren ses
itorben.
= SIM Suuie bes Serrn Geo. Geo.
8ietmann, go. 267 80. IA. Strabe,
finbet am nGditen Oonneritug 9lbeno
cine @erIammlurs Der Ginben Sms
prpoement 9lFociation itatt., in psls
der u6er bas Sdreiben bes Serrn
:. 6, potpel, 0ice>prGiibenten Der
Siobabn Co., berutben peroen pic.
sSn benz S6reiben pirb erpdbnt, oaB
eine @erlGnssruns bes 9abnseleiies,
BON Der Siibbabn mad osm @eIddftss
Diitritt Gopingtons, benz Slub ents
lang tracirt, 100000 tuiten pirb.
Gppingtuu iollte Bel Der 6. 3. uno
9. q. 9dbn sIsiafaGs bas prOieit
befiirnorten unb 3ur Realiiirung Be
lntrdgen.
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Epicr Der Site.

Die 9ibmele bGlt nod INNER ar
inb am aeiirigsn Gage tletterte bdi
thermometer piebsr Biz auf 96 Grdt
binauf. Sir teute bat aaerbinss bel
oiiisielle Wetisrprophet Rsgen uni
tiibleres @etter aneeiast, Oh er abel
nit isiner propbe5eiuns Redt bebdlt
hlsibt absulporten.
glatiirli6 bate bic Sibe seiterr
tpisber cine gln3abl 9ibi9ldge SuI
5olse sebabt uub AUDI Elm Wsnl9enls'
ben eeforbert.
Der Syarbiqe Gbarles Burr ipurbs
asitern in ieiner Wo6nuns, go. 55s
Sf Q6te strabs als aeife oufse.
funben unb 1T mad Der aniidt pss
berbeiserufensn glr3tes einem SiBidIas
se eriesen.
Die Sibfdldee, bic sur aenntnib
Der poli5ei ee!dngten, paren:
Ben qblsrs, Vo. 3103 Golerain
9(psnue ippbnblit. ipurbs bei Der qlr'
belt in Der Queen Gitp Jounbrp. IN
Der Sprina Grooe unb Bates apenus,
bon Der Site ibsripaltisi. Gr fanS
9tufnabms i'm itdotif6en Soipital.
5rsb. 5Or, 81 Sabre aft, 30. 1241
GIbsrou apenue tpobHhaft. Wurbs an
Der 5iinftsn Strabe unb Central gp:.
bon Der Sibs iibertpaltist unb mad
bsm itdbtiiden SpipitaI ssbroht.
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sitatpr sllfreb Maad. iofpis 9ein3 R.tr
Der als @ortrasstiiniiIsr auberorbert
lid rsiden 9eifal ernteten. Sm mel.
ieren perid0nien Der Wdnnerseians
perein 5eutonia unter perm 5iobsis
Iens aeituns ben abeno NIT sin,r
!Reibe berrlider gb6re, Der Wdnnsrf Z
3urnperein nit briIlantem 8arrenturs
nsn unb Jabnsni6tpinsen Der Damtn,
riess, unb bic Sussnbabtbsiluns bes
MARINE sWiIitGrDersins iiellte cine ibi
Ter ib0nItsn pbrdmiben. Inter 10
mannisfaden gsuiiTsn iloNsn nur Su
raid bic Stunben beg gbenbs bin, Der
fir alIs 9beilnebmsr. bic gremtr mi:
ibre gdite, I'm arihlub an bas btrr.
lihe Grlebnib oes Seeiitses 5u ben
unDereebfiden, fdOniten Grinnerunss5
Der srob.n 3eit sdbIsn tpirb.
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Die oeprante g.erfnrnmr,,nu Sc,

- Die seplante 0erlammlnng bel
Deutids9lm Uamen3peises ipur.
be auf Mittippd, ben 16. glusuit
Nu6mittass Inn balb spei llbr Der,
idoben. Die @sriammIung finbet ir
Der Wpbnung Der Grau Rifh an Der
8. unb Saratpsa Strabe itatt.
- Srau Sreb. 3inis, bon go. no
Columbia Strabe, lit saiiern i'm Qls
ter BON 60 Sabren seitOrben.
= Das glutc bes 8. DasenIauber
BON go. 1904 Central 9(penue tpQi=
birte seItern an Der 5. unb Spertpn
Strabe nit ben &raftpagen bes
Gbus. arebs bon yo. 424 Wsit 10.
StraBe. 9ur6 ben beftisen 3urams
menitob tpurben bic beibsn Maidinen
org beidabist. Merttpiirbiser @eiie
tamen bic Sttupanten unperlsbt
bappn.
Gbipin Sort an Der on 5.
Strabe, peldsr fir bic Supeliere
GiIenI6mibt unb 2pbmepsr bsf6dfs
tigt 1T, mar esItsrn @ormitias beaufs
traet porben bic 56urmubr imGpu
houie gu resulieren. gls er bas
5hurm5immer, tpeltes lin ben Staub
fern3ubalten, fait bermeiiid per>
idlofen lit, betrat, ipurbe er bon Der
0ibe iiberrpdltigt. 9a er um a11
ubr @ormittass nod nidt suriids
gefebrt mar, itellte 2ohmeper Na6.
fprIhunaen an. 9orit ipurbe in be-
pubtIoIem 3uitano auf Der Siele lie
senp gefunben. Or. Sisbp, ip,l6sr
berbeigsrufen purbs, bratie ibn na9
lanaem 8emiiben gum gspubtiein
5uriid. Gr ipurbe bierauf na9 Sauie
eebra6t.
gfid,ter gnls sub sertern in Der
Sisung oes JistaIratbes bic fenias
tionelle grtldrung ab, bab angeblih
Elm 9eriud gsmo6t lporoen iei, Elm
Mit9lieb bes Ratbes gu beiteben, I'm
oenIelben fir ben glntuuf Der gliding
Bite gum grsiie ben $25,000 su es.
ptnnen. Gs ipusn anssbli6 $500 ols
Seite6ung offsrirt porbsn isin. Die
Offerte fei jeboh nit Gntriii flung aus
pprben.
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MmteB aIs prototoIlant tpaItete. IN
brei trants Mitslisber tpurbt bas lib
li9e RrantenssIb TN @efdmmtbetrase
bpn $14 ansetpiefen. 9err Sobn
SHred beridtste iiber bte balbjdbrs
Tide WerIammluns bes Deutfhen
Rlubs, ipeltsr er aIs Dtlesat beige
ipobnt bate. 9lm picnie Der Sarus
sari 2ossn, am IL. alusuft i'm Goreit
Bart iotpie ON Weinlsiefeit Der I'm
sarIdmbif&er SiIfssieai8aft am a.
September in Suberftumpf's @arten,
bas gum 9siten Der ariessnotbleibens
ben in Der altsn Seimatb itattfinbet,
nirb iif Der @srein na4 beiten ardfs
ten betbeilisen. Die ginnabmen Der
@sriammlung beIiefen iid auf $S unc
bie Musaaben betrugen $14.
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Fred. A. Ersche1l,
2eihenbeitatter unb Ginbaliamirer
"a. yorR Str, g1e,pport, 9p.,
zsIepbon: eoutb SO rub 1outt 2eoe.
NIeyanbrta Office: Suanb 657 g2
GcntidJer MilitGr Therein.

Der 0eutI6s MilitGr Inter
itiisungs 9srsin traf in ieinsr ss,
tern Ibenb unter bsm 9oriib bss
@i5eprGiibentsn R. gilssr unb be,
prOtOtolIfiihrung beg SstretGrs Gle.
mems Soerlins in Der Gin aibsrts
!9al itattgebabtsn @sriammluns Be.
reits 9orbersitunsen fir cine Seitli9.
teit, bic imauufe bss iommenben Min.
ters absehaItsn tpsrben i6lI. Wit Der
8orarbeiten ipurbe elm aug ben Ger.
rem 8. 2ieb. $. 9rsber unb 6enrr
Saefnsr deficiencies aommittee Be.
traut, bns in Der nd6ftsn @srfamms
lung beri6tsn ipirb. Serner ipurbe
bsf6Ioffen bic 9eriammluns am 4.
September I'm 5tpsi llbr Rnhmittass
absubaItsn.
I'm Der SSsier bes Oeuti6en Saees
am 2. Septsrbsr i'm GhIter Bart
nirb ii6 Der 9ersin ppLIsGblig bet6eis
liaen unb Der SetretGr nurbe anaes
pieien ein 6uuptquartier gu belesen,
wabreno gu glsidsr 3.it elm gstras
aug Der aaiIs fir Grfr;Iaunsen bes
pilligt tpurbe.
Rah beIten ardften fperbe fi6 Der
9erein uuf einIabung bes Gbrenmits
glisbs Puitor 9ertrdm am picnic Der
Gemeinoe am IL. 9luguit
i'm Joreit gart betbsilieen.
On brei trdnte Mhtslisbsr tpurbe
bas ii6li6e aran,enselb i'm @sfammts
betrage BON $40 ongetpisien. Die
@innabmen Der @eriammluns beliefen
ii6 utf $32.so unb bic aussabsn be-
truaen $2O.85.
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.. 8. 6.

Din Samitas, 12. gusuF, peran.
italten Die Sarusarier Der Stabi Gins
cinndti Elm srObes @oItsfeft, unb Sns
apmmittee, tpelhss bic 9ortsbrunssn
trifft, pdblte ben ifSn gelsgenen
Jorsit purt, No. 1854 Carthage pite.
als Sseiiplab, fpeIter nit Der @inss
3opsGbeTter, 2odlanS unb Glsnbals
Gar lei9t gu errsidsn lit. siir quite
Wuiit unb geluitisunssn fir Sung
uno DIT, e6enio fir Grfrii6unger
unb bo6ft feline Slide biirst bas Som.
mittee unb label alle freunbs unb Be
tannte basu aufs 6sralidite Elm.
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Sfammtiid, gaterlaub.

Der stammtif6 .gaterIanb" pa:
gelegentlib ieiner seiiern abenb unite.
bem @oriis bes prdiibsntsn 5uus
RiBidmann itattsebabten @eriamms
lung, Serrn &arl gedsr als 9slseh,
ten fir bic Seutihe unb Seiterreis
6ii6sungarii6e Silisgeiellihaft ers
nannt. Serner 4purbs beidloFen, bsm
Weinlefefeit bes llnsarldnbif6en
6ilfsDereins, am a. Septsmber in
5aberitumpf's 9urten, bas gum ge.
ten Der ariessnotbleibenbsn in Der
often 5eimatb Dsranitultei pirb,
poIlsdblig bei5uipobnen.
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Iie britiide arie1sfaiie piro BON
ieBt rn jdbrlid Inn anilabernb fiIiii.
b,ulbert Miilionen Dollars bereiher.
rpersen burb Die geiteuering Der Gin.
fonnens, Dos Die bort anfGiiigcn
9(nerifaner ioapie bic anleritaniidIeii
Srauen, oie an Gngldnoer perbeira.
ttet iino, aus amerifnniidem @rimr.
teiis, ioapie anterifaniid,en Bertbpa.
peircn be3ieten. 9ie steueraucte lit
70 .jpt berednet. bas lie 1erabe Gin
Crlttei oieies gi,fommens hetrigt.
9as gersniigen, lid, ON Soic 81
St. Sanles Iieb ainb 81 MAIDEN, iii
bemna9 ploslif pneemein fcitipieli0
geipnrben iirb Siirite in pieIen Sdllcr
bic ScbniId,t nad Dem San6e Der
Sierne lno Streiien er,peden, In Den.
nan ole 'Steiiern 70 bealiem abihWc.
rem lam.
Sa RadStebenoem ieien ei,IiDc
glmerifanerinnen genairi,t, bercu
Ieidtfulm jest oo3u bienen nliib, Sit
ourd, ben 8cltfricg bebenflid iIs
Sdluarrfen eeratbenen iiran5ieacn
8rlnoieiten sllbions einigermaben ~
jtiiber.
60 niiiien II. a. ieet idbrIid, sai.
len: lie Ser,ogin non NorborouI,
1eb. @oeet, $500,000: bic Ser,oJili
pcn @arlborcilsb. geb. Gonincla
s,anoerbilt, $4,000; bic lSerjogin
pon Winnd,eiter. geb. Selen 3inuurr.
inairL 100000; lrau 0iliam q.
2cebs, bic iid) it1noig in England
uieherlieB. nnlb 100000 3ablcn,
aabp geattu, Die 9,dttin bcs aomi.
rails @eattp, cine Sbicagoerin bon &c.
bIrt. 100000; Die 8rdiin bon @ra.
naro, cine 5chter Cohen Ytils.
10000: Wiseolulteb Wiaioitone. Sie
3odlter glnfbonp Grerel's, 100000.
Sic Gables Gur3on, Die gphter ~.
Gur5on, Die gnfelinnen 3. 2eiters. je
100000; Die Br1fin BON SnffcIf.
Die 3cdter 81. 2ettcr's. 100000.
oopreIt 70 niel ,pie bic 9ebeennrntc
nnlb bic @rafin non Grapen berap.
zen, Die Iod)ter Bradley Mfortin'f:
Ole 8iScolmteb Diirburit bic IoGter
con sscbn ". @oripHge, $50,000;
aabp 9eaplor 2eplanb. geb. Sennic
Chamberlain, $4,000: @r1iin pom
slmcaiier, geb. Gloiie grceie, S75..
600; 2aop Gbeplesmcre, bic godter
y. 8. ssrenf's bon 9seip yorf, $50..
900; 5rml aeipis Sarccurt cine
)tidte bes .ieligen" SDbn vierpont
9sorgan. 100000: 2abp Geties.
seb. gipinn G,onIb, cine Der I5dtcr
Wcorge 8. @cufbs. $4,000; 0abu
Salnope, geb Wilbreb Sbermni pom
iglep Dorf. $4,000; Mirr.
Sier5u fontmen bdnn nod Die es,cr.
met @ernt6een, Der in Gnelnnb Ie.
be,l6en Mmerifdner. tpie atftore,m. a.
m, 10 baB bic obenerapdbnte edit
ing bon $500 1O00, !, 600, her gcfonuni.
iteaerspni& alsxtqb geEittak sr.
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