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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. u. S.
Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M, June
z, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Juan G.
Tafoya, Of Regina, New Mexico, who,
on October 14th, 1911, made Home
stead Entry No, 0I53S6, for Lots j and
2, Section 81, Township 2SN., Range
wv, N. NJ. P. Meridian, has filed no
tice OF intention to make Five-year
final proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before John f.
Young, u. S. Commissioner. at Cuba.
New Mexico, on the 18th day of Aug
ust. 1916.
Claimant names as Witnesses
Leonardo Duran, Of La lara. N. NJ,
u. S. Miera, of Cuba. N. NJ. Julian G.
Chayes, of Gallina, N. NJ. Mrs. Tena
Palmer, of Regina, N. M,
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06

berry was on his return from the pro-
cession when he discovered the door
to his study was open Investigation
disclosed the fact thai both his study
and his bedroom had been visited by
the thief who had rummaged through
desk drawers and the clothes closet,
searching for boxes containing the sill
yer received from the collection of
masses at 9, $3.50 and 10s 80 O'clock.
The police were asked to get busy
today to ascertain the identity of the
thief.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
Two Severely Hurt
In Runaway Accident

Roy, N. NJ, July Sword has just
reached here that o. Il. Kerns, for
merly principal Of the Roy schools,
was seriously injured IN a runaway
accident. lie was cutting wheat and
working on the binder when the team
became scared, throwing him to the
ground III such a way that he was
caught in the sickle. He was dragged
quite a distance before he tore him
self loose from the binder, His limbs
and body we're cut and bruised.
Skull Fractured.
la Lande, NJ M July 3.-While
driving to town IN a one horse buggy
John Osborn was seriously injured
when the horse became frightened
and ran away, throwing Osborn out
on his head, causing a fracture and
rendering him unconscious for sew
eral hours. His condition Is critical.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
Senator Hlinkle Will
Run Roswell Bank;
Cahoon in Ill Health

Word has been received here from
Roswell that Edward A. Cahoon, pres
idenf Of the First National bank of
Roswell, and one Of the best known
bankers in the state, win turn over
the active management Of the bank to
State Senator James +. Hinkle, vice
president of the institution. II is stat
Ed that Mr.. Cahoon's health demands
that he give up the continuing duties
attendant on the active supervision of
the bank, at least for a time.
Grover G. Cottingbam, assistant
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06


yesterday afternoon, and later oliciatr
Ing at the opening Of the nogena IN
Rosario chapel. q sneak thief entered
his room IN the Cathedral rectory and
stole all three OF the collections taken
up IN the cathedral yesterday morning,
Just what amount Of cash was taken
is not known. as the collections had
not vet been counted. They we're not
the largest collections Of the year,
however as they were the regular
Sunday collections and not for any
special purpose.
The thief evidently used either a
duplicate key or a skeleton key to the
priests study. He did not enter The
room through the windows. as thex
were firmly closed before and after
the rphhefy. The first intimation
Foufchegd had OF the rob,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
BATTLESHIP
NEW MEXICO IS
DELAYED; LACK
OF LABOR CAUSE

Deming. n. NJ. July 5-Josephus
Daniels. secretary Of the navy, has
written q letter to Secretary Lane OF
the Chamber OF Commerce, stating
that the completion Of the big battle
ship New Mexico has been very much
delayed by reason Of the difficulty to
obtain skilled labor at the New YORK
navy yard.
Regarding the christening OF the
boat. Secretary Daniels stated that
Gheernor Mcdonald would be asked
to name the sponsor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06

cashier and teller OF the First Nation
al OF Roswell. has resigned to engage
in business in Texas, and Hugh W.
Morrow has been promoted to succeed
him.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06

No other body with such 40 intanase knowiEdgs
Of railroad conditions has such an uaqaesAionea posa-
ton in the public confidence.
The rates the railroads may charge the public for
transportation are nor largely hxed BY this Govern
ment board.
Out Of every dehar received by the railroads from
the public nearly one-half is paid directly to the ea-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06

san Sebastian, Spain, July 2 via
Paris. July 3).--The grand prix Of TO-
coo pesetas approximately Sl4oVVl'
was won today by }. p. COINS Ted
dy,n ridden by Bliss. Spirit was second
and w. X, Vandefbilt's 4Mhggs" was
third.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
DIAMOND A SHIPMENT

Demlng, n. NJ, July 5.-The dia-
mohd As have shipped out 1856
head Of cattle and the G. o. S.
Company have shipped $500 head
rom Whitewater. The Individual
slippers from White Signal were Nc
Donald, Morrill,. Poe, Thompson
Bros, Royal. rosey, Snyder, Frost
and McCauley. These shipped to-
eether nearly q thousand head from
the Whitewater stockyards last
week.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
4s CARS AT cLENRio

Cleric, n. NJ, July 5.-The Matas
dor Land and Cattle Company has
received about 1900 head Of cattle,
from Roaring Springs, Texas The
shipment reqired 46 cars. They we're
brought here for pasturage.
500 MEXICAN STEERS SOLD
Carlsbad, n. NJ, July 5.-Through
the assistance Of Max Meyer Of Isl
pas0. j. B. Roberts OF Carlsbad has
shipped to Lost Springs, Wyoming,
500 head Of Mexican steers two.
years old and over. at prices between
$40 and ss5. The steers were on the
Ok range. They win be shipped TO
wyoming on account Of the dry range
here.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
Walls Of SnOW Fifty Feet
High Above S0ntnFe Lake

cornioes on East Side Of Peaks Melt Slowly Under
Beating July Sun, With Much Snow Left in
Basin; Fire Lookout Steadily on Job; Blaze in
Rio Medic
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
Federal Inquiry or
Railroad Strike?

Faced bydcmandsI from the conductors, engineers, frcmcn and brakeme
that would impose on the country an additional burden in transportation costs
$l00y000, 600 a year, the railroads propose that this wage problem be settled b
reference to an Impartial Federal tribunal
With these employees whose efficient service is acknowledged, the railroad
have no differences that could not be considered fairly and decided justly BY sue
public body. Ns
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06

pioyss a. wages; and the rnoney to pay increased wages
can cema frem no ether source than the rates paid
BY the public.
The Interstate Commerce Commission, with its con-
troll over rates, is in a position 10 make . complete
inveslgnt6n and render such decision as would pro-
tect the interestA Of the railroad employees, the owners
Of the railroads, and the public.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
nth ACCIDENTAL
shooting OF YEAR

H0pE. n. A., Jelly 3-Alfred
Willfaung Of the Prp ranch acct
denlally shot himself with q 3S
caliber pistol while shooting at a
target He was az the well near
pinon AZ the time of the accident
and was brought 70 town. Dr. r
A. Yoakum extracted the bullet
from the left leg.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
Leaders Refuse Offer and Take Strike Vote

Leaders Of the train service brotherhoods, atthe joint conference held in Ne
York, June lis, refused the offer Of the railroads to submit the issue to arbitration
or Federal review, and the employees are now voting on the question whethe
authority shall be given these leaders to declare nationwide strike.
The interstate Commerce Commission il proposed by the railroads as til
public body to which this issue ought to be referred for these reasons;
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
"A Question For the Public to Decide

The railroads feel that they have M right to grant wage prehmcnt Of
$lO000OO0O a year to these employees, now highly paid and constituting only
one-hfh If all the employees, without a clear mandate from public tribunal that
shall determine the merits of the case after a review Of all the facts
III. single fne bJuy the country Is whehv thg controversy Is to BE- smed BY an
impartial Government nqmy w By tndu5tTI UaJdrs
National Conference Committee Of the Railway
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06

~. D. MAHER. Yfes-Pnsidf1a
Norfolk a Rsstsrn Railway.
JAMES RUSSELL, Gsri Msasgr.
Denver 4 Rio Grshde Railroad.
A. M. SCH0YER. Rsaissxf Ysrs.Psss.,
Pspstylvania Linss West.
W. L. Seldom. Kles-Pru.
Seaboard Air Lins Railway.
A. J. STONE, Yses- PfssiSsaf.
Erie Railroad
G. 3 WAlD. Vies-Frss g GsnI mag.
Sunsct Central Lines.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06

ELISHA LEE, Chairman
PR. ALBRIGHT. 6sBY Hssssss
Atlantic Cost Lius 2ailroad.
(. Nv. BALDWIN. GssI MeMsss.
Central of CeoFkia Rsiiway.
CT. BAHDO. ON u MssSfsr
New York, New Haven 4 Hartford Railroad
g.H. GOAPMAN, Y~rsPnsidsnt.
Sphlhern Railway.
s., 4. COTTER, CshI Msnsss.
Wabash Railway.
r 3. CROWLEY. Am, Yfss. PrssiSsns,
New York Central Railway.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06

LIVESTOCK NOTES

HuaaELL sELLs COVE

HuBBELL SELLS COWS
AND WOOL
The Magdalena News says; Frank
A. HubbeIl was down from Albuquer-
que recently delivering cattle and
wool which he had sold recently.
He shipped out over 500 head of
cattle, the stock going to parties
In Iowa and Kansas. Also while
here he delivered about 250,000'
pounds Of wool, this being his
clip for the season. The wool is
above the average both in quality
and weight. We were not informed
as to the price but as wool is ranging
from rs to 20 cents at the present
time. and as Mr.. Hubbell has the re-
putation Of keeping well up on mar
ket quotations, we are confident he
received near the top.
We also understand that he bas
contracted $4,000 Of this years lambs
and at the top prices now prevailing.
AS is well known Mr.. Hubbell has a
large feeding station just below Al
buquerque, where ne fed out about
four thousand lambs last year. He is
enlarging the plant this year ond ex-
poets 10 feed about 10000 lambs,
which he has retained for that pur-
pose, and will also finish from three
to four hundred head of cattle. He
win continue 80 enlarge this feeding
plant until he win be in shape to
feed his entire output Of lambs each
year, He now has silos which will
handle 1900 tons Of feed each sea-
son and will add to silo capacity as
demands for his large feeding sta,
tions increase.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
OEPRAVED THIEF
Of ALL, RlBS CHURCH
OF COLLECTION MONEY
THIEF ENTERS Msc6. FoURcHE.
GUS ROOM At REcToRY AND
MAKES AWAY WITH COIN

While the RI. Rey. Monslgnor -Four
chegn. rector OF the Cathedral Of st.
Francis. was marching as the central
figure in the De Vargas procession
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06
six FIGURE DEAL

Maxwell, N. M. July 5.-7E. o.
Brown has sold to the Rito del Plano
Cattle Company. his home ranch and
all decided and leased lands owned or
controlled by him, together win all
cattle. The deal which has been
pending, was closed recently by Tom
Tale, acting for the cattle company,
OF which he is president The deal
takes IN $4,000 acres OF leased and
decided lands, and hundreds of re-
gistered and graded Hereford cattle,
While the purchase price is not
given, Mr.. Brown admits that it Is
large, running into six figures. The
land lies southeast of Maxwell, the
decided land taking twelve miles Of.
Rito del Plano creek.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-07-06

Q. II. EMERSON. Cen Mssss.v.
Great NoHherh ksilssy.
C. H. BWiNG, Den z Mssasn,
Philadelphia a Resdins Railway.
y. w. GRfCH. Ges TSnbf. Trsast..
C~hesapsaka 4 Ohio Railway.
A. s. oRBIG. 4ssf, 10 RsssIees.
S. Louis . Sac Franeiseo Railroad,
c. W. KDUNS, GsaT Mansssr,
Atth6son. Topeka a Santa ~ Railway.
n. v. MeMAsTER. Gss9 Nae4Fsr,
Wheslin6 & Lake Erie Railroad.
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,EOn5ert UOn S6d(ern
cato. Hirc6en(6ulen!

gn @r1beridmifltnastaa Die1s-
toa, ben 80. Moi per0en Die 5fii
Ter Der bieiigen fatboItihen @enIein-
0eIfulen I'M 4uoitorium %pormittogs
sebn ubr elm eroBes aon5ert ber-
anitoIten, meldes irtter Der beipabrs
ten 2eitung bon 4npa Reeie itebt.
Die 9rpben bierfiir limo idon felt
bielen 8ohen i'm @onge, io0aB GIN
mufifaIiider @enuB al erparten
itebt.
Gs lit cine idone Cite, Dab Oieie
@emeinoeidulen oil Oieiem Der Grin.
nerung g%eneibten Gage ourh ibre
Shulfinoer Gin aon5ert neranltal-
ten, BET Delder @elegenheit natiir-
lid aud pniienbe 4~nipradlen &C.
balten meroen nm ben ain0ern uro
Sen Qnpeienoen Die @ihtigfeit oes
Cages Dor augen gu fiibrerL mo
lolte Elm 3oblreider 9eiuh Die Gin
erfenntlng fir 6ieie 8~eitre6ungen
.biL0er.
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@rauen 9i(fsUerein!
Gin. sem Ghrf nebnhrt!

Ser 5arm1rbeiter &arl &roiau
meIfer gegenmartig ITO Qoro 13
Str. nobnt. bradte mir beltte SAL
fiir bos 9ote arcu5.
Gin Seoer fam iid tpobI Die DC
fiibIe ousmaIen, lueld5e mid .beiecl.
ten, ais oieier einfohe Mtann. bel
fiir fem bisfen 2obn i'm 5hmeiBt
ietnes angeii1ts bart arbeiten muB
mir cine iolf' b~eoeutenoe 5umm,
iberreidte, nGbrer6 bunoerte j
tauienoe 4noerer, nelhe es lid bic
cher ais 0ieicr 4rbeiter lefIten fon
neu, gum geitcn Der ariegsnotIep
oenoen eiren tiefen Briff in Die "a
Idc gu turt, glouben ibrem Wtitge
iiibI @eniige geleiitet 81 bnben, mem
lie ptelleiht flint Dollars fur oieic.
e0len 3ioed ausiesen. nobreno fl
I'M lleberfIuB le6en. Gas 8eiipiel Die.
les einfahen, ood bon mabrer 9dd
itenliebe beieeIten Wannes, iollt
ung oae. bic mir 0eutider ooe,
olterreid 4bitammuul
iino, aulpornet, es oieiem gleid 81
Inn, uno Der 4otleioenoen IN DC.
alien Seinlot in nod beritdrftera
MaBe tatiger geoenfen ME bisbei
Bertha 0eti6alantl.
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JllaGenOerIGmm(ung
Der Jren an SOnntGg!
9ieIelbe finbct moraen nadmittaB
MN 2.30 In BEN StaOt.
banIe itatt.

Die .5rcunbc Der iriiden drei.
belt" boben onf Sonntoa, ben 2S.
@ai, nadmittags 2:30 llbr. in benz
Rats5immer oes StaOtrots I'M
S%to6tbaus cine RoHenbcriammIing
e%inberufen. 81 lpeld)er ole 1eutih.
amerifanrr Der Stuot frennblthit
lineeIaoeu iinb.
Inter Den Rebnern melde inter
Dem @r1ii0ium bon Serrn z. 8.
Mlobonep iteben peroen beituoen ii6
Der friibcre 9in0c5ienotor Sbur'
ton. 3. 8. 0umL @lattben @e.
ring bon 9lottsnioutb, Wi. s.. &or.
rington un0 Batter Chine.
Die Geutihen Der Sta6t ioIten
iid redt 5ablreid e%infinben. Inn
Oen bon Dem cneliideH erbfeinO &c.
fnedteten Sren ibre Spmpatbie 81
be3eugen.
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Before 8~e6anO(ung
Oeut(c6er 9Cfangenerl

Berlin. 81. @ai. (5unfeuberidt)
Die franofihe AegierIlng bat oie
grot uno 6Lciihrntioneii Der &C.
lonaenen Geutiden mtcoer oui ihr
normales Dab eebrott, nm bic
OeutIde Reeierpna III %beitimmen, Die
neutrality-suspicious. rildednglg
All modem, fDonnh Die einfubr bon
g2ahrumqsmitteln nno nnoeren ga.
den fir gefangene 6ronSoien aus
5ranfretd aeiperrt muroe.
0ieie Sperre erfolete, neil Die
TronSoien Die 9rot. uno 5leiihro'
tionen ben oeutihen @efonaeneu
perrinacrten. NIT benz Sinmeis oar.
aut oab aud oieienigeu Der ge.
t%auqenen 5~ran5oien bcrrinlert NOR.
ben ieicn, Die fran5oiiide Regte,
RING Sog aber babel niht bic Sat
iade IN erpGgung, ooB Die unae.
ietlihe brttiihe glodaoe in
0eutidlanb cine 9eidrGntune oes
Gleiih. nno 8rotperbraids fir Die
8ibilbepoIferirne llno oober aud fitr
Die ariegsgefangencn n~otlnenotg
mafte, tDdbreno 5rontreitl In Der
Gage mar. eieie 8eoarfsortifeI not)
8elieben ein3uiibren.
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HOnUentiOn Der
jrieOGnS- cig1l

Boibinaton, 81. Mat. @e.
tern muroe bier bic erite Sahres.
Oerlolnmlnng Der Dor 5dbresfriit
qcariiu0eten 2igo 5ur er8nin9ung
oes 6rieoens eroffnet. grprdiioent
Soft, oos Solipt Der 8ereuligung,
belt ole geeriiBungsreOe uno mics
ouf Die 3iele Der 2iga hin. SIN
8erloif Der Sitnng murbe Ges &C.
gcnmartigen arisges mir tueilig &c.
01ht..
Selfte funroen sic Gldne sur Der.
.breitung Der Organization ourfD
@riinoung bon 9rpeiobereinen in oil
len Srten oes 2anOes ousgearbei-
tet, uno belte obeno miro Br1ii-
bent @ilion ieine nit grOBter
5ponnung eriplrtete aniprate bal
ten.
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SteGungen Der
Briten ~0urd66rOd6enl

Berlin. 81. Mai. iiber 2onoon.
9os ocutite ariegsnmt meloet, ooB
Die briiiIden StelluHaeu bet 5eit
bnberf. n6rolid bonn ga gaiiee sta.
mol, BON oeitihen Eruppeu ourh.
broten mnroen mn0 Dab cine be.
trahtlide an5obl 8riten in @efon.
aenidaft eeriet. Gs miro IN bic.
fem 9erift gleih5eitie 5ugeeeben,
oob DE 6ran3oien BET ibrern lett.
ndhtiacn angriff aiif oas Dorf Gu.
mieres. alif Dem mcitliden nfer Der
@aas, einiee unbeoeilteu0e @rfolge
erronqen. God erlitten Die Jron.
soIen bel oielem Aniturm unge'
mobnlih lhmere gerluite al Soten
un0 @erluunoeten.
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JOlep6'S
athletic .G(u6!
QerIelbe 6dlt ON 9ienstae mad.
mittag ein Sdaninrueu.

gln ~fonmenoen Gienstag Sra.
beridmiidnnqstoq beruuitnltet Der
ct. SoIepb's gtbIetie Club nod.
mittogs nier llbr IN Der ShuI.
bale. Gfe IL. nn6 Center Ctr,
cine t1irnerilhe @orltelnne, OH mel.
der 81 4ftipe ocs Clubs teilneb.
men meroen. Die 5reitoa obeno alb.
aebaItene &ouptprobe III bielberiprc.
henb, iooaB man iid olf quite Dor.
fiibrungen gefabt MAIDEN fam, oenn
nidl aleu- Ole alien 0drelL IonOern
aud Die iiingeren Turner leiiteten
in Der &ouptprobe @or5lglihes, Sc
Der. Der al tlrneriihcn Worfiibrnn-
gen 6reube bot, lolte itd einfinoen
beIonScrs oa Der Gintrittspreis nir
25c betrGat. Rohiteben0 Dos GRO.
qrumm: 1. Seleetion-Grheitro
2. Sntroouction-Girec Seurg
SoDotfe; 3. MILITARY Gria-St.
SoIepb's atbIetie Club; a. Sori5on.
tal 9ar Dril-Senior 9InB; B..
ELECTION Srdeitra; 6. Dumb Bel.
Gria-Sunior GInb; T. @bp @e're
&ere~-Mr. Senrp Sdntis: s. Se.
lection-Grdeitro; o. Barallel Bar
Gria-Seuior Glob; 10. 0ceann
Roll Meiirs2; If. Boring Wlatd-
goung ggiaorO bs. 0toran; IL. IS
Cannot Sing tbe OLD Gong -
Gonbles2 nartette; 10. ErmbIing-
@teIirs 5ront 3etb & Glib. Snlpotfe
Ia. @reitIing @nth-Steder ps.
.@oth Sr. IS. Selection-0rheitro
t6. Gpranio Tobleou-St. Soiepb's
9(tbletic Club; IL. Selection-Or.
dqtra.
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9rOBteuer in
OSRa(OO(a, Ja.l

0sfnlooio. Sa., q. Mai. Sn.
folae Der GrpIoIion zines gebaltcrs,
Ser 40 @allonen 4lfobol entbielt,
entltanb beite morgen int bieiigcn
genniploania College ein Jeuer,
Dem oas @ebdu0e gum Opfer fiel.
9fobert 8iaiams, Der @eidaftsleiter
oes Golege uno Stnat5 Sefretdr
Der &robibitiouspartei iomIe Der
shIoent SorrD OafleD iafhen Den
Sylammentoo. mobreno bic beioen
5tuoenten George Wtinear mo SO.
iporb aelln ihtperc 8~erIesungen Do'
pontruaen. Ser nngerihtete Shu-
SEN betrogt $4,000.
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SER Ru6olf 8enI, Better 81
8eol gommiiIion Gomporn, bot is
elm automobil 5ugelegt un0 mi
jctt bic Gu1oen Der Girmd periot
lid beii1hel. Serr geaL miro ali
ron 3eit sn 3eit ben Santenitai
lino Die grnteansiiften in BET On
ia 1ribiine beriften. 65 bette
gar fein 8meifel, bob 0iefe 9erid
lopobl mnbrbeitsgetreu nls aud /
tereiiant iein iperOen.
Die automobtlmerfit1tte en-
& 9enfner piro cine beoeutcnoc 9c
eroBerltfg erfabren. lin Der GET
gerten Qadirnge 81 geriiaen, Ct
idloB iid bic 6irma, ibre iesie
2ofnlttdten 0itr6 einen $4,000 y
bou 81 pergroBcrn Der unBefabr a
eriten alguit fertiggclteIlt iein mir
Gas ncue @ebaiI0c, lDeldles 500.
Guoor0ffub 6cocdt, miro gcniigef
Anuin fir neitere 50 Maldincn BIZ
len, 10 ooB 5mii6 s. 9eafuer bar
~ Der Qoqc fern fucrocil. 1T ibr
.723 iiiol u. 5trabe acleaencn DC
rage 70 4ltotHObtIe Su beberbereea
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BegG6t Sel6fmOrO
auS giter(u6t!

Die 2sidbrigc 5rnu @arguret u.
9enper beging tur5 nod Mlittcr.
natt in ibrer 8obmung, BOG gtorO
is. Ctr, Ourd GridleBen ScIbit'
moro. Sbr Rann, Der I'M Siitcf
Saloon, gde IS. uno Gbieogo CTR,
angejteate Shonffeaner 9. u. gea.
uers. erfl1rte. oab CT bei'm gta6
haulefommen ieincn Hebolber olli
ben Gisihronf gelegt babe, un0 Dab
it'd ieine @attin nod einem Strclt
nit i6n eridofien babe.
6ran genper Jon mebrfah ge.
orobt baben. iif 81 eridieBen. mic
Betannte nnsiaaen neil lie oui ID
rem Itnlm eiferiii6tig mar. Sic
binterI1bt auBer ibrem Gotten ibrl
Gltern, Serrn unb Gran Spbb
Bangle, gde is. ulto 8ilinms
Ctr. nobnbnit. iopie Orei griiocr
unS orei S6pelterr.
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9Gftiger Gampf
NIT Gin6redernl

aanIas gitp, Mo., 81. 9tai.
ginbre6er orangen leste gtuft in Die
gont gu 3aDtopu uno iprensten
Den @eloIfranf. Gur6 ons Oaourh
entitonoene @erdilid mur0en mehrea
re Burger ans Dem Sdlaf eeIpedt,
uno es fam 3nii9en oieien unO ben
9mfrGubern 5u einem beitigen Elm.
aompf. Giner Der 9anoi.
ten nuroe DerrounOet, oeseleihen Gin
Burger. 2eiOer lit es Den &aubern
gelunger, al ertfommen.
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Warttberidte.

inODieb-3ufubr 300.
Beef Stiere, Morft ieit beitte; iiit
Die ISOLDE; CUTE bis bette 30
80 bober; anoere itarfer.
Corn geiutterte 8eebes.
Gute bis bette t0.00-10.50.
9litteImdbige 100000.
@emobnIide S.50-9.60.
Suite bis Bette aii9e 1880.
@eipobnlihe 6.75-7.75.
aiibe. 91arft fcft belte.
Sellers, Marft beute feit.
@ute big bette Sellers 500
900.
3iemIid Cute $500.
5toders mo 6eeocrs. Marft felt
fir Die ISOLDE itdrfer,
Btte big bette Stofars 49,
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Snfolge Der erploiion elmer
8etrolellf1fonne trug Der 6euer.
pcbrmonn 3obn q. Sopc I'M g2a-
i6iuenbolie SO. / 5reito9 abeu0
idmer3hofte 8lr0en int 8eIidt Oa.
bon.
Ger 1880 Gao II. StrnBc
iuobnenoe SioneD Ban Groen trug
geitern cine erbebli6e 5duBpunoc
oapon, ais i'd md9rerio CT ouf Ct.
uem Nlotorrao fubr, fem aepolocr
yloslid entlu0 un0 bic altgel ibm IN
Bic redte 8Hfte orang.
IS beSabIt fid, IN ben ealni.
ifiSirten Mnoeigen" Ger Eriblne 81
lnrcne1ren.
4n1ia Donfbolts, cine jrngC
Qifbdiierins bat geqen ben moblbn.
1cnocn fyuriicr 3bomas GoipeD bon
5d1uuler cine 5hd0enerioeflage III
80be bon $4,000 inter Der sc.
iduIoignng nflgeitrenQt, ooB 0ieicr
cinea perbreheriiheH angriff aHi
lie unternnmmcH babe.
Beirut guh bel einfauieu oni
bic uGriburle".
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Bud Nr. 9, ME uirtcn ga8cint. emf.
Edit autDeiiungen umo neiieitr W2u.
Iter fir gebafeItc Giuidse uno Sri.
ten. .@bbiloun1en fInr unb oeutlid,
uno ieoer 6ooeu 1T 5u ieben. Sic
f6nnen uidt febIseben III auferti.
grug oieicr eeidmnduoIlen Spiben
fnn0 @inlose. tpie man fie eebrnuht
.iiir 3aImentiiher, 8orb1n8e, Ted.
den uno Sods. Seoes Sud 1T fir
lif Elm @ol5cs. unb fein Muiter
sneimof entbalten. Seine 5rnu
ionte obne 6ieie Bidder iein.
81 be1teGcn all II Gts. pro Bud
eurh omaha Tribiiue, 1911 SotparO
Ctr. Omaha.
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aarmersfran 6eaeGt salbamurb.

gsortb 9latte, 9eb, 81. Moi.
Die 34iGbrige 6rnt oes aaf Der
nobe graOn geIegenen Sill RanG
m~obnenben 6ranf 4ef beging ae.
tern SelbitmorO, inOem tie 5trid
hin Deridfudte. Sbre Iieben fleinen
ain6er iabefL Die bic Mlifter 0as
@ift All iid nogmL uno eilten 81
ibrem auf Dem 6eloe arbeitenoen
gatcr, nm i'm at benafridtigen.
Die ssrau itdrb ieoodl. ebe dr8tIide
6ilfe eintrof. Man fam iih niGt
erfldren, mas Die iunge 5rau In ben
COB eetrieben.
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9rubi6itipniiteu rabrig.

G6icago, 81. glai. 9o8 90
itreben Der Qrobibitioniiten gebt 81
bin, ale 0rei 9artcien 8u 5lpinget
cine northumberland ibrer 8lai
form ein8ltberleiben. BIS Jet bl
ben tic bereits iiber cine Dtillic
ltnteridriften 6u Oieiem 3tpede d
iummeIt.
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.~Jta(ienilC6er
Dampter Oerlen6t!

garig. 81. Mni. Der itoIie.
niide Gompfer @ornbia. Der iidl
aui Dem Megc bon Nerp Dort nod,
@enua bgfono, iptroe inn Mittclldn.
oiiden Mleer bon eincm fetnoliden
Gauhboot t%orpeoiert unO berietrft.
Scr 9onlpfer botte Webl an 9Or0.
80 Yinnn Der g~einsung nuroen &c
rettet.