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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-21
adopts Bill to
Rdtify Sale of
Islands TO Il. S.

Copenhagen, Dec 20 ONia LondonD
After single reading the folkething
today adopted the bill ratifyng the
treaty for the sale Of the Danish West
Indies to the United States. The voto
was 80 in favor Of and l6 against rat
ification. Five members were absent
cut. who commanded a guard rogi-
ment on the border, asked If the order
that men with dependent families be
discharged was mot enough TO disor-
ganize any military organization
"That order was issued by the sec
retary of war and l cannot discuss it's
merits General Scott said, lie eN-
planned later that the secretary is
sued no orders Of such "a character
without discussion with the chief Of
staff
when the general read figures ON
national guard recruiting showing that
only 900 men were collected in -four
months active work throughout the
country and that at cost of more
than 500 a man, 'just to enroll him.
not to equip him Representative
Greene interrupted
WAS not this after young volunteer
knew he was TO see no active service,
hut merely to do border police duty"'
he asked.
Merely Discusses System,
"lt was TO carry out orders by the
president Of the United states to meet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-21
NEW MEXICO CATTLE
SHIPMENTS DECREASE
ny MORNING IousaAL SPECIAL LEASED VIA

Santa Fe. Dec 2O.-There are
100000 cattle in New Mexico this
year with shipments of cattle out Of
the state of 27O,OOO head, according to
the annual report of the cattle sanl-
tary board It reports cattle
prices which range from $22.5O to
.S45 as mot we'll maintained for the
two-year period" A gradual falling
off in shipments for the past -four
years is attributed to the strict quar-
antine regulations which have cut
down the number of shipments origl-
mating in Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-21
House.

Met at II a. m.
Considered urgent deficiency appro-
rrlation bill.
Rear Admirals Strauss and Griffin
testified before the naval affairs COM
mittee. General Crozier appeared be-
lore the military affairs committee.
Passed $4,5O0,O0 urgent deficiency
plll. Voted to hold memorial serv-
ices for the late Representative Moss,
OF West Virginia, on January 2S.
Adjourned 4:55 to noon Thursday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-21

CHINA WILL NOT JOIN
ENTENTE AS RUM0RED
10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wrTsl

Peking, Dec 2O,-Hsia vi Ting,
vice minister Of foreign affairs, APP
peared before the lower house of par
lament and answered questions con-
cerning a rumor that China was pre-
baring to join the entente. He de-
clared that China absolutely was not
considering entering the European
struggle and that she would maintain
the strictest neutrality
Syg9s 5j9&2qg spoke as the repre-
AZ t,%mier Tuan Chi Jul.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-21
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

FOr tWenty-tOur hOufSl 6nuIHB Ut
p. m. yesterday:
Maximum temperature, SO degrees;
minimum, II; range, SO; tempsrature
at p. M, 43; southwest wind;
cloudy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-21
Independent Members Plan
ming to Work Apart From
Republicans and Democrats;
Want Rules Changed,
MANN CONFIDENT IF
THERE IS NO BUYING
Champ Clark Says His Party
Has PIG Representatives
Now and Will Get Two
More Soon,
tsY nosarss JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wrEGI

tBY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WiRAI
Washington, Dec. Dec.-2O.-Independent
members Of the incoming house Of
representatives are planning an or
ganization to work apart from both
democrats and republicans with the
avowed purpose of enforcing radical
changes in the rules.
Thus far no plans have been made
for voting as a body in the speaker
ship fight, but it is not impossible that
such an arrangement will be attempt
ed later Informal conferences among
independents now in congress have re-
suited i'm an arrangement that some
thing should be done to give more
publicity to committee work. At
least one of the independents has
conferred with Colonel Roosevelt over
the situation and will seek further ad-
vice from him on how to proceed.
Conferences Are Quiet.
Conferences have proceeded quietly,
usually on the floor Of the house,
Participants are disinclined to talk,
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-21
PRESIDENT WILSON ASKS BLERENT POWERS To CONFER ON PEACE TERMS
THE WEATHER
WEATHER FORECAST

Denver, Dec 20.-New Mexico:
Thursday fair in west, Rrobably snow
and colder east portion, much colder
southeast with cold wave at Roswell; /;
Friday partly cloudy, colder southeast
portion
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-21
Llttlc Bcttcr Rcsults Lillcly.

General Scott admitted this was
true as the act did not go into effect
until after the call was made lie re-
Iterated his opinion, however that
completion of the new organization
would produce little better results.
Representative Tilson Of COnnecti-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-11
MISS BEAUMONT.

Piano and violin. Studio at Mrs
c. G.. Smiths. Phone GO.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-11
FOR SALE.

The following list Of real estate
must be sold in next thirty days:
One hundred and fifty acres Of good
farm land with three wells, two five
room houses, five miles east Of Bryan
near best country schools and church
es In county.
Seventy acres four miles west OF
Bryan. two good houses. good tank
we'll and cistern sixty-five acres In
cultivation. One house and lot In
freedman town lear Allen Academy.
Ten lots in northwestern part OF
town on Mumford road. near Parsons
Park.
Two coed residences on east side
OF town near schools and churches.
HENSARLING NERO. co.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-11
WILL ArreN6 Ola

A party of seven Bryan young ladies'
left last night for Denton. where they
will enter the College OF Industrial
Arts, which opens there tomorrow.
The following is the personnel OF the
party: Misses Lucy Harrison, Lilac
Jones, Alkaline Plagens. Lille Faye
Sanders. Bernadine Mcknight, Luz
Gle Graham and Ardella Jones. The
Industrial College this year will be
improved by the presence of these
fine young ladies from Bryan on its
rolls and the crowd is a good repre-
sentation for the city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-11

Mrs. VIII Shelby left yesterday for
Port Arthur to join her husband. Mr..
and Mrs. Shelby will in the future re-
side in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Cox returned
Sunday afternoon to Brennan after
Ia visit to relatives In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Dansby Of Well.
born we're visitors to the city today.
Mrs. Luther Barron and baby Of
Dimmitt are in the city, the guests OF
Mrs. Barron's parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
u. o. Tucker.
Miss Lille Barron has returned
from a pleasant visit to relatives at
Dimmitt.
w. s. Mial was in the city today
from his plantation in the bottom.
Miss Eva Williams arrived in the
city yesterday afternoon to join her
mother, Mrs. A. A. Williams. who has
charge OF the ready to wear depart
ment Of the DAILY Dry Goods Co.
Sam Jones was a business visitor
to-day in the city from Harvey.
J. M. Olsen of the Steep Hollow
community was in the city today
r~transacting business.
The B. B. A. will give first grade
work to children who can not enter
public school on account OF age.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. z. Wallace have
returned from a few days stay In
Galveston. where they enjoyed thu
surf.
Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick OF Houston II
in the city the guest OF Mrs. Oscar
Strickland.
Walter Lane was noted among thu
visitors today in the city from Kur
ten.
]. II. Gorbett OF Cross was transact
ing business today in the county capt
tai.
J. J. Waters OF Caldwell was a Wis
litor today In the city.
Misses Maggie Casters and I Edit
Tobias came in today from Kurten L
enter the Bryan Baptist Academy.
J. l.. Thomas OF Cottonwood wa
l%transacting business today in Bryan
j. s. Smith was in the city toda,
from his home on Cottonwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. casters wer,
shopping in the city today from Kur
ten.
Miss Nellie Bate left this afternoon
for Waco. where she is teaching II
the public schools OF that city.
Mrs. r. r. Ellis and son, Leldon. lef
this afternoon for Denison. wher
they will visit relatives. They will re
turn by Thornton for a visit there.
over fifty years the singer SEWN
Machine has been the leader. The.
are better today than v Sold 70
cash. " small monthly payments
Rented weekly or monthly. Adjus
and repair all makes. Phone T. A
satterwhite.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-11
LOCAL and OTHERWISE

Phone Wick Bros. for hulls and meal
Phone 376.
Henry Koontz was down today from
lack.
John Pate OF Harvey was in the
city today.
Ira Bond OF Prospect was among
the visitors today In the city.
G. w. Blanton of Cottonwood was
In the city today.
Henry Benbow was In town today
from Harris school house.
VIII Payne was In the city today
from Kurten.
Master Allister Waldrop, who has
been spending the summer with his
grandmother. Mrs. NJ. b. Willis OF
Waco. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. /. McCulloch and
two daughters went to Galveston Sat.
urday afternoon to enjoy the surf
bathing for a few days.
J. ". Doremus, Jr, who is buying
cotton in Bryan this season. spent
Sunday in Houston with his family.
Misses Name Shell waldrop and
Eugene Edge are In Houston spend
ing the week attending a house party
being given by Miss Marguerite
Cooper Of that city.
Attorney G. b. Hudson went TO New
Orleans Saturday afternoon on lega'
business.
Mrs. A. W. Royder returned tc
wellborn yesterday afternoon after I
few days visit In the city.
Wick Bros for Hulls and Neal
Phone 376.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-11
CHANGE IN H. &I-e~ofEIce

The announcement was made this
morning that R. X EMS, who has
been handling the baggage at the H.
& T. c. station both day and night.
had been transferred from the night
work to day checking clerk at the
freight station and Mr.. W. NJ. owens,
who has been the checking clerk and
night ticket agent. will now serve as
might ticket agent and night baggage
man.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-11
cHILLs, Aoue, PEvERs WILL
NOT CURE THEMSELVES

II you have Malaria or Chills and
Fever you will be glad to know Of
the quick relief that awaits you In
the unfailing remedy BRAZOS CHILL
TONIC. Easy to take and rapid In
action II Is decidedly the sovereign
remedy for Malaria. Ask for the gen.
uine-take no other. Sold and guar
anteed by E. R. EMMEL. Druggist.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-11
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Five female Spitz or
Esquimaux pups; ull breed: mother
winner Cotton Palace, Class IL. 1915.
VIII be ready for delivery in three
weeks. Price $500. 600 Coidwel st.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-11

High birth Is a thing which ! never
knew anyone to disparage except
those that have Il not-Bishop War
burton.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-11
NOTICE TO eLeNwew PATRONS.

After September 10th all wholesale
milk will be 80 cents per gallon,
cream $1.25. l. M. Candy. Mgr.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-11

Eagle Want Ads always bring re-
suits.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-11
FOR SALE.

One-quarter block Of ground; close
in; good neighborhood. Price $4,000.
J. W. BATS.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-11

s. d. Jones was In the city today
from Harvey.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-11
FOR SALE.

. My Blondwood mare. saddle and
buggy. II. V. Shields.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27
rspat", bumuriltiides Crsan Der
&ricssscfaugcncu G%anaoas, lit 81
S~,1tcreliantc 3eitrng iollte audi sic,
piele 2clcr finben.

Ser 5pab lit Sal" Iireft aus
bem 8efangencnlager III MmborI.,
CANADA, ia nler berii6ergeflattert nnb
ictte iid i'm @urealt Scr &riegsgc-
fargenen-5 iiriorgc. "a Nortb Moorc
Str, Seem Oorf, q. ., felt.
Ger uSpab" lit be~fanntlid hie3ci=
tu1lg ser bertid1cll ultb olterreidlild=
l1r1gariiden acknowledgement in Dem
9rpBen canaoilden 9ager, sort BON
ibnen rebigirt uno ielbit be~ral1sgege.
ben, ei1 8lattdeu, Dos tpegel1 leincr
S%riginalitat piele 2iebbaber finoeil
iolte. Die nelteltc Nltmmer, melbc
iest bei Ser acknowledgement : Stir
Jorge gum 8reiie pom 25 Gerts be-
5ogen perben fanll, entbalt i%1terel-
lante lu1o nette Mrtifel aus Oem 2e=
ben Ser @efartselcn i'm 2ager.
Wlit groBer IreuOe beridten Die
Better Ser &rieasgefangenen : Sir.
Jorge, boB bie Sammlr1gen banf Ser
bohber5igelt Spferfrenoigfcit bes
Gltblifunas' cute 6ortl6ritte MAIDEN
Grit ilt poriger @ode fpnnten boz
Der Seem Dorfer, in SEQ. "a Nortf
Moore Str, befinbliden @eidafts.
'itene mieoerl1ln $4,000 Collars aus
.eigenelt Sainmlungen oil bic Stills
aftion Sientlin iibermeilel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27
bat @armcpalIoSnu, NJ III CT
$3.50?
Gr uoer tie lit jctt BETTER ci1cs fci.
l1ca Mar,ucl : Mntpmpbilcs.
SRI. Celia &lepeubagcl1 oie Sieaerin
bes &olltcitcs nit iibcr 10000
Stinlllcll.
&arncnal iuiro lcntc, Sonntaa, bci,
ga,,5cn Sag iibcr gcDffnet Icin.

Sri. Celia aleuea6aact aina &c
Itcrn Mbcnb ais Sicaerin aus Dem
Stimnlen : &pntclt BET oem Sfplsr
Grllteoanffelt bcrpnr. gto. 91SO
mann bas l1aaclncltc Warpcu Mnto.
mobil. Sic anocrel 5iegerinnen ma=
rem SRI. gmr,a Mapbael, 5meite; Sri.
Srel1e Manl1ior, brittle; Sri. 2licile
Smith, piertc 1tno sSrau Selen Sall-
Nib bon Mof Sslano, finite. SIN
aallael1 lpuroen uu9efdbr 100000 bis
100000 Stinlalcu pcrfal,ft, mopplt
Sri. Della &lepcnbagen Sic ltattltdc
Mll5aM bon meit ilber oreibigtaulettH
fir iid} ielbit refIanllren fam. Gas
Mabel lit iid)erlih popular ober bat
'nen retd]em Snfel, Der ollie Stlnn1en
aufgefol1ft bat.
@GGrenb bcs gamsen leutigep
3admittags. nno Mbenbs, Dpn | ltgr
Nadmittags bis STR Miittcrnad)sitam=
&c mirb Ser &arncual Der Subrnp s.
sSSurcs Company updl i'm ppllcm &c
tricb ieim. aein cin5igcr 9apc1lport"r
iollte pcrfeble1t, oieicn &urncpal bc,t=
tc, aln lebtet, Sage, 5t belllfen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27
rus ocn 0ert0ten.

Die Mlmdltc @oainger ln1b 9loa
licBclt gelterlt sic Sheiounasflag.
BON Wfprtle IS. Soil ge9cn ScnrD g
&obl lpegeu al,gebIid) arauialner u1S
nnmcnldlid)er @cbanolul1 I'M Scott
Go1ntp @c5irfsgeridt bltd)en. Gu
&ldgcrin perlanst Die Sbbut iibcr cir
miaocriabriges aino.
Cine S6ciblngsflagc bon Srall
@crna &armon aceell Treo @arn1or
murbe acitern I'M Scott Gomntp Sc
5irfsgcriht BON benn Mnlpalt 2ultis
is. Hobbcmig gcbud)t. Nod} Der Ecti-
'tiot perlnablte iid oas 4aar alll q.
IpriI 1899 51 sterling, Sn. Tic
&laacrilt pcrlaltat Sic Sbbltt iiber Elm
lanrii''oises airo.
2p,tis 6. Moooepig lieB geltcrn fit
Sames 81. Mcgrioc bic Sheibllngs-
fIoae aeseu 6rall @cllie 8. Mc@ribc
all ltrcn9elt. SIT Der Getition be5idltigt
Der &lager le1llc @affllt DER gral1la
men ullo llnmenid)lid)en @chanbln'g
nno oes bDsmiuigcn @%erlallens. Gls
Gaar permablte iid) ont 81. SUM-
1909 SIT Sarfio, @io.
Sn bent Sdeioungspro5cB Bpm
Minnie &uid acaen Scllc <if it
bon Dem gcflagten oltrd Sen Mnipa'i
IS. sc. Chamberlain cine Mrttport
gebudlt morben, meld}e Sic &lagcrin
oes Gerfchrs NIT anberell Mannerr
ltno gbebrlld]s be5idytigt. Der @eflag=
tc perlangt iest leinerieits Die Sdei-
Dung.
gupir1a 6. @iidoff, sic @erpalte=
rim bes Nad)laIies Don @illiam 9i=
ldofL crbielt bie Mlltoritat 5ligeipro=
del1, SEN Intbeil hires @atten OH
Der @rl1noeigentbnmsf irma 9iidoff
& <cbl an Senrp 81. &11ebl iii.
$500 SIT %perfaufel1. George @.
Scott lit ser Mmpalt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27
GorrelpDnofnt ION SCR
9cmDfrat" DoG nterifas
fanildcu SanOitcn
crmDrbct.
8. 6. Sunapan's 2cidJc miro im Miu
@rambc trcibcnb nit SdnfiunnSc
nutcr ocm @crscn mfgefnnocn.
Misunderstanding lpllrbe bon 9arbi
ten l1llt $3.50 bcrdllbt.
ourd) Soentifisirlllgs5eid)cn er.
falllt.

Brownsville, Scras, %. Mllal1lt
1916. SpcSial=Gc pcldlc OIL bcn u2ci
Iemofrat." 1
Sic 2eid1e BON Somcs s. 0oltonal,
BON sattcric So, Scr lett Dem 12.
Mltglllt perr1ibt ul,o oils Ieierteur
bingcltcllt moroe1 lit, mlroe gclterll
nlltcrhalb pen @%romnspillc I'M Nio
8ral1bc trcibenb allfaef nnbcn.
"a sic 9eid)e Idon itarf in Gerpe-
lung iiberNeaanacn NOR, mltrbc 10
fprtigc geltattllng %angeoronet. Die
2cide mltroe bllrd) oas flcil1e r%Heliin=
gene SocntifiSirungs5eid1et Dos ieocr
Sploat NIT iid f1brt, crfan1t.
@ic in ser lcbte1 So1ntagsaus=
gabe bes Ser Icnofrat" altsfiibr=
Iid bcridtet morocn lit, fiibrte Conc
nan mchrcre blulocrt Collars in Ser
l1no cine Sd)uBm1nbe oircft
ulterbolb bcs Screens 5eigte, oa5
Io1touan ld1eilrbor BON n1erifaniiden
@anbitcll beraltbt nllb ernor0et NOR
Den ut.
@ei eil1em bel1te BON Gapt. Mrtbllr
90. Compton BON @atterie g" iiber
Sic 2eide abgcbaltel1en St1quelt ml1r=
sc oiciclbe politip oils sic Ipnopans
ioe1tifisirt. @ie iid) sei Ben, S11ql,eit
berausltcIlte, marcn Sic Saiden BON
innen llad) al,Bell %gefren1pelt uno ae-
Ieert morocn. guber Scr pben b.
idriebenen, t%obbringenoen ShnB=
ml1l1be marelt nod mebrere or1berc
@nnbcn on ser 2ei6e oes Mat111es
slt erfennet.
Ias jabe G1loc zines 3eitungs-
lna1u1es, zines @liidsiagers. Como
ban, Ser in Sen oreiBiger Sabren
lta11o, NOR 10 siemlid1 alles getpcler,
lpaS ein 8liids iolbat iein fann. @aee
reno oes Spaniih 4merifaniiden
&rieges NOR CT babel gelpeien n1o
1ad)ber fat CT iidl in aaen Sbeilen
Der l111iolt rno oes Muslanoes ber=
ntngetriebel1. &l1r5 ebe er 11ad) 81.
De1port fam, befleioete CT an Ser
Sos Mngeles Simes", cine Ser gr0B=
ten 3citlnngen bes @eltens, Sic no.
1tentlid bl1rd Sen Mcgeamara =Erp=
5eB lit oen Go~roergrlltb trdt, Sic
Ste1ul1g zines 2pfalreoafteurs. &c
lpar ideinbar bon Seem Dorf gebiir=
tig, ieood) labt iid} nit Siderbett lei
ne @ein1atb nidlt feititellen. Son
Camp 9o0ge ltnb Brownsville bat CT
lpieocrbolt geridte o1 oet Scr De-
n1ofrat" geianot.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27
9oa nad 9eatidlaao naS Deter
reidlltf

Sbgleid, bot gnglanb iest iibcr-
balipt feline 8elt mebri iider lit, lnln
!es 6aber III allen 55allel1 amcifelbait
|bleibt, Of Briefe nah Deilt ldlano
rno Selterreid : nngarn audi mirf'
lid anfommett, lit es INNER nod Dos
&otbiamIte, @pitiaden mittelit 9am-
|pfern Ser lfanoinapiiden 2inien 81
perld)idfcn, nno mir ratben 6aber I'LL.
ieren 2elerrl lire griefe nit oieler
9ampfern mit5uienoen. IS lit moth.
menoig, Sen Namen bes 9ampfers
auf Dem 8%riefuml6lag oeutlib al15li'
geben.
Die Mbfabrts3eit Ser betreffenoe1
9ampfer lalien mir biermit folgcn:
uSelig Slap", aopenbagen, DON.
%nerstag, 81. Mllglllt.
v0reoerif Ser Mdte", &openbagell
Mittmod, 6. September.
nStodbplm", @otbettblrg, Diets
tag, 10. September.
Limited States, &openbagel,
Sornerstag, IA. Septetlber.
u8ergensfjor6", 8erget, Cams
tag, Is. 5eptembcr.
uSscar Ser 3meite", aopenbasen
9onnerstag, 90. Septenber.
nariitianiafior6", Bergen, 5ams
tag, z. Sftpber.
nSeuig Dlao", aope1,baser, Son
nerstag, ~. Sftober.,
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tag, ID. OCTOBER.
n6reoerif Ser Mbte", &%openbagen
Mittmod, Is. Sftober.
vl1niteb States"r &openbager
9omerstag, 26. 9ftober.
v9ergensfioro", Bergen Guns
tag, 49, Sftober.
Die 2 Gents-&ate fir 9riefe aac
Deutidlan6 lit %iuspenoist, % fei1
birefter Gampfer : gerfebr nat
9entlblan0 beitebt unb iino 5 Gent
fir bie err lite un5e lin6 3 Gents Sort
fir jebe meitere lln5e ober @rud)t6ei
5u ~be5ablea.
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&iertcs, jabrlides Mittef,uelten-5 fat.
sptrnicr in @aleott am Spnntag,
ben 10. September.
Sauptprcis $3.50 III @ooraclo.
.Spe5ial5iige arrangirt.

0as oierte iabrlihe MitteltpeItcn.
5fattollrllier iou atn Sonntag, Sen
10. September, 5n @alcott, sSsa., ab-
gebalten merben. gs iinD fir 5apei
5onoerlpiele, eines Inn 5lpei 1lbr
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ginndbmc in.6er &alle it, ioll eberl-
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itimmt lin, 12 l1br Mbfobrt bon 8of
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observation-disclosures nno anoerc
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Sber 5fat MeiIter; Gus. 8urmei-
tier, Sreo &enninebm,m, Claus
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Senrp 9ieb.
3uiammeniebung oes Site : gom-
mittees. @rs. Stueben, @orlibe1oer;
Scrmmt g. Sebman, Carl RiebItei,t.
9amen Srau Sobn $. 5trob.
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I5rl. gelma Sinbt, 6ral &enrg5ben-
polf, Strait @l,s. 8llrmeilter, Tralt
Serman g. Sebmaltr1, Tralt SeurD
|@rebc.
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Stunt unb Gousp
Counting, ben q. ausuit.
aleinr Stabt=g teuisieiteu.
Mcrpcllbcilnlittcl gcgen Mbellula-
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bctb @iaialnlon licbcl lidl gclterli
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INTO @crrn l1llo lSrot @ermar Stahl
lit ibrcnl Sommcrlager n1o plirOc;t
bon Sen @altgcbcrl1 altf Dos Irefflid;-
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6ildmablSeit be%pirtbet: Sodlim @ic-
lie ullo 6ralt, IT,; S. $. @iele mlo
Tral1, it,; 6annis S6ebc n1b Tral,
BON Iiron; Seroinanb Sllipiitoff
l1llo 6ralt, Seem 2ibertp; Sbiel inns
Sralt neblt Soblt bon Seem 2ibertn
Tral1 @enri1 Gllpiltof bon Iiron
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STRAIT Irib &oblfs, 81.