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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-09-29

Mrs. l.. M. Clayton and children
leave today for Wisconsin to spend
few weeks with relatives.
Ernest Stephens transacted bust
ness matters in Guymon the first of
the week.
AL. Buchanan came up from the
ranch in Beaver county Tuesday to
spend few days with his family.
H. w. Magruder returned Sunday
from a business trip to the eastern
part Of the state.
r. Romer returned Sunday from a
business trip to Hutchinson and other
points in the central part of the state.
H. M. Reese, more commonly
known to the barber trade as
Shorty" was in Plains Monday on
business.
Ed. Boles, who has been living
west of town, moved his family into
the northwest part of town this week,
in order to take advantage of the Lib
eral schools.
D. w. Goss and daughter, Miss
Mabel, who have spent about ten
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
M. Goss, returned Tuesday to Cold
water, Kansas.
w. w. Harrison and T. v. Symons
drove the Grant-six out into the
sticks Tuesday, hoping thereby to ex-
terminate some of the marauding,
long-eared jackrabbits. We didn't
learn the artillery used during this
invasion.
In this issue you will notice state
ments from the First National Bank,
the Peoples State Bank and the Kis-
met State Bank. All three institu-
tions show an excellent financial con-
dition and are proof that the alleged
Democratic ''hard times" haven't
reached this part of the Southwest.
M. Feinberg left Wednesday for
the Kansas City and st. Louis mar
kets to purchase immediate and holt
day goods for his Liberal and Beaver
stores. He will be gone week, and
will no doubt select an excellent line
of goods for the coming season. Mr..
Feinberg reports a larger business
now than at any other time during
his career in Liberal.
Rev. D. G.. MacLennan of the
Presbyterian church returned the last
of the week from attending a meet
ing of the Larned Presbytery at Gar
den City. Mr.. MacLennan states
that while on the train between Fow-
Ter and Liberal two men fell to dis
cussing the political situation, and
got so excited that the only way they
could satisfy their contentious was
by a poll of the passengers on board.
The result was 43 for Wilson and IA
for Hughes, which included all pas
sengers of voting age. If the whole
state does that we'll next November
well, figure it out for yourself.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-09-29
MORE MEN THAN WOMEN HAVE
APPENDICITIS

Surgeons state men are slightly
more subject to appendicitis than
women. Liberal people should know
that few doses of simple buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in
Adler-i-ka, often relieve or prevent
appendicitis. This mixture removes
such surprising foul matter that ONE
TEASPOONFUL relieves almost ANY
CASE constipation, sour stomach
or gas. The INSTANT, easy action
of Adler-i-ka is surprising. Chas.
Taylor & Co., Druggists.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-09-29

With great burst Of speed and
power the Russians have resumed the
offensive on the east front. For the
first time since the REINFORCED Teu-
ton armies checked the drive toward
Lemberg two weeks ago the cars
troops advanced from their trenches
and struck telling blows at the enemy.
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Italian troops have begun an often
sive in southern Albania and have oc-
eupied Tepelini, thirty-five miles
southeast of Avlona on the Voyusa
river, says war office statement.
The Greek garrison withdrew from
Tepelini.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-09-29

N. L. Falls returned Saturday night
from business trip through eastern
Kansas and points in Missouri.
"Opinions Of Well Known Medical
Men and Osteopaths Regarding Chiro-
practice" is well worth your while
reading. If you have not, 20 to DR..
Welch's office and tell him you want
one. adv.
A deal was made through Moore &
Falls Monday whereby Frank Wheel
er comes into the ownership of the
northeast quarter of 28-5-20. This
quarter adjoins Mr.. Moore's old
homestead which was also bought by
Mr.. Wheeler last fall.
The elephant will be in town next
Thursday and you want to bring the
youngsters to town and let them en-
JOY the sights and the circus. The
Gollmar show Is one of the big ones
of the United States and will be
worth coming miles to see.
Mrs. G. e. Wilson of Hooker is
here for an all-week visit at the home
of her sister, Mrs. ]. W. Wall. Mr..
Wilson, who is cashier of the First
National Bank of Hooker, left Tues
day for the big bankers doings at
Kansas City.
Wiley Campbell has exchanged his
residence in Liberal for one in Havi-
land, to ]. F. Isham. Mr.. Isham will
move to Liberal at once and begin i'm
provements on his half-section farm,
two miles east of town, which he
purchased recently. Mr.. Campbell
will move to Haviland. The deal was
made through the Matkin Agency.
A number of the local knights of
Pythias went to Forgan on Thursday
night of last week to attend a meet
ing of that lodge. Work in the third
rank was exemplified. Those who at
tended from here were: Lindsey
Wright, Frank Ong, ]. o. McMurry,
Howard ChristIer, Chas. Tucker, H.
c. Fleak, L. c. Chamberlain, A. L.
HILBERT and AnseI Mahoney.
There was a sudden change in the
weather about o'clock Wednesday
night, the wind coming up from the
north in a manner that made fell
low wonder what happened to his
last summers wages. The weather
yesterday was very much on the win
ter order and it looks very much at
this time like the backbone Of sum-
mer has really been broken.
The Democrat has compiled and
printed list of nearly 1900 voters
and taxpayers of Seward county,
which are printed in booklet form
and divided into city and township
lists. This list has been carefully re-
checked and is accurate. The post
Office address of each person listed is
also given. Candidates and others
who desire a complete mailing list of
the county should supply themselves
with one of these. The cost is rea-
sonable. tt
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-09-29

Miss Mae Webster returned Mon
day from a several days visit with
her sister near Elkhart.
Mrs. w. A. Wray and Mrs. Sullivan
of Tyrone were shoppers in the city
Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Granger returned
Monday night from two-weeks' visit
with relatives and friends in Iowa.
Mrs. G.. r. Hickman and Mrs.
Coats of Tyrone spent Sunday with
friends in Liberal.
Ernest Nichols returned Sunday
from Hutchinson where he attended
the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Keith arrived
the last of the week from Spickard,
Missouri Mr.. Keith has accepted a
position at the George grocery.
w. M. Pysher and Leo Wilson re-
turned Tuesday from a business and
pleasure trip through parts of Texas,
New Mexico and Colorado.
H. G. Franklin and family have
moved to Liberal from Spickard, Mis-
souri,. Mr.. Franklin will be connect
ed with Chas. Summers & Sons from
now on.
Oh, Yes! Be sure and read that
little booklet, Opinions of Well
Known Medical Men and Osteopaths
Regarding Chiropractic." If you
havn't, ask DR.. WEIGH for one.
Mrs. F. e. Haynes and sons, Jack
and Jimmie, returned Friday night
from several weeks visit with rela-
tives at Hutchinson. They also at
tended the state fair before return
ing.
Mrs. d. F. Woods returned the last
of the week from Ochiltree, Texas,
where she spent several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Aubyn Allen,
who lives near there. Mrs. Allen ac-
companied her mother home.
Miss Mildred Baird, who has been
bookkeeper at the Liberal Light, Ice
& Power Co.'S. Office several months,
has resigned her position and left
Wednesday morning for Kansas City.
Miss May Flood is holding down the
job at this time.
Frank and Chas. Fewing will open
a shop for the sale of electrical sup
plies in Liberal as soon as they can
find vacant store room, and in the
meantime they will wire your house
for electric lights and guarantee a
job that will stand inspection. Frank
has been connected with the Liberal
Light, Ice & Power company for some
time and Charles has been in the
business in Leavenworth. They have
an ad. in this issue to which we call
your attention.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-09-29
Washington.

Although retail prices for food de-
creased per cent during 1915, whole
sale prices in general showed con-
siderably larger increase, according
to figures made public by the bureau
of labor statistics.
Civilian marksmen have been in
vited to participate in the national
rifle matches to begin at Jacksonville,
Fla, October II. under the auspices
of the War Department.
+ + r.
Two Wyoming national guard in
fantry battalions, Troop A of the Kan
sas Cavalry and Troop B of the Wis
consin Cavalry, have been ordered to
the Mexican border by the War De-
partment. -
Detailed plans for investigation Of
European lumber markets by COM
mission of five experts representing
the big lumber interests of this coun-
try have been announced by E. e.
Flatte, cnleI OF the commerce Du-
reau.
+ + r.
Neither the state department nor
the Chinese legation has been advised
of the proposed $5O,O00,000 reorgani-
zation loan to China, reported in news
dispatches from Picking, but in both
quarters keenest interest is expressed.
+ + +
Disclosure Of plot to kidnap or
murder witness named Frank Crock
er, who has made a full confession
regarding the workings of the nation
wide blackmailers' syndicate, was
made recently by member of the De-
partment of Justice investigation
bureau.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-09-29
Domestic.

Miss Olga Harrison, II years old,
was burned to death near Merrick,
Ok, when her clothing ignited from
q camp fire at picnic.
+ + +
Greater elasticity in the country's
tariff system is necessary to meet
trade conditions that will arise at the
close Of the European war, according
to report submitted to the National
Foreign Trade Council by committee
which has Investigated the foreign
trade aspect of the tariff.
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Great Britain has formally express
ed to the United States regret for the
action of British destroyer in hold.
ing up and examining the Philippine
steamer Cebu within the territorial
waters of the PHILIPPINES.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-09-29

N. L. Falls returned Saturday night
from business trip through eastern
Kansas and points in Missouri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-10

troat cine eiecnbGn0iee WiOmuue
Oicics 6iiriten an ocn Nlorfgrofcn
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gcgongen mo ourh einen unoeren
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6admonn gero0e5u crItormIih, nit
pelher Seinbeit, peIber Gieenort
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olBcroroentIihcr Sd6nbeit i,u6
fonntc beiite nod Oificincn ais Dor.
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doniidbcn SiiIfsmittcI bel Der Ser.
Itellune bon 0rudi1ten uno Sol5.
idnittcu fir SnitioIcn our1ols nidbt
fonnte unO man i'm aIlgcmcinen nirbt
gepobnt III, aus oieier @eecno @u.
ropo's eeroOe auf fuuitgcpcrbIidem
@cbiete bon bcroorrogenoen 2eilhnn.
gcn 81 boren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-10
Srsit.2itOwSt in Der @cididtc Scs
NMdl0rnds.

Dic IN ocn lcbten 5lpei SSobren 10
bieI senonnte 6eitlne 8rcit.2itoipst
bat in Der @cicbidtc ocs @udorudS
9eOelItrne ecbobt. Gs bat ais 0uld
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@olen uno 2itouen (@rcit2itomsf
bciBt ooS litoliihe 9rciD ihon Dor
90OSobren cine sewiiie 9foae 9eipieIt.
9luh Die aouieIiNe 9ibliotbct IN
Berlin bat in ibrem 9ii@crbcitonOc
cine bclonocrs interciionte polniidc
9ibclilbcriebung. nclde oos Drud
oohm: September 1868 tr6et uuo in
9reit-Sitowsf georudt it, 0ieie lie
bcriebung mar bonn 6itriten gsifoIouS
0ioO6imill pcronlobt moroen uuo BON
eincr 9ln5obl polniihcr mO ouslGn.
bidder Ebeologen IN iehs Sobren
uolIcnoct woroen. Dos in Ger 3onia.
liMcn @ibliotbef bcin0Iibe Grcuplor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-10

10 Eiutftc. 9iepu6lic 5fd1l Iicf ~
mO II. 2. Stobl bcinobe s @uufte.
@rucible Stobl bate oenlcIben Der.
lult 5ll Ocr5eidnen tp1breno oie Nlu-
nitions-9lusgobcn 5iuiIhen 5 imo 10
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orO @iicnbnbn.gluSeoben poren
gIeidfolls in 0litIei0enidjoft ee5ogen
moourb Union Tocific, 9leooino,
glep Dorf Central uuo Baltimore
& Sbio 3 bis 6 Yunftc bon ibrcn
gtotirungeu bergeben mBten.
0urb sic bcreitS oneeiiibrte lin.
teritiibune 9cponnen ole g1otirim.
gen ipdtcr in betrdhtlibcr S8eilc mo
errci6ten niele 9tisgoben ibre inue
eebobten Gldte picoer. @S mod]te
iid ober eiu itorfer llnteritron Ger
llnoewiB6cit bis 5um SdluB ser
9orie bcmerfbor.
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@lorft ourb cine SommeIaFeriooe
eine. Sn ser ShhlBihmoc enhui-
dcIte iib crnellte 2eb6aitiefeit, mo-
bel iid StobI mic anoere sIuSgoben
etpoS erbolteu. Gic 9lulaec-Eapic-
re bcilerten iiH Oirh Die giinitigcn
@rute 9eridte Der 9leoierlmg. Gle
critic bolbc Stm0e erinnertc on sic
&onif oeS SobreS 1907, oob pur.
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9lntbeile imleeiett.
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iebr acidditie unO ponoten lid ser
belleren aldlie ocr glusgabeu 5u.
9ctbIcbem-StobI bate pd6rcno oeS
SoOeS cine Gin6ilbc non il15 @mt.
tc crIittcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-10
lt.guOt pernrladt 9nnif.

H"OuUI DCrNIluuDl HuNtl.
@robe 9}crooiitGt modt iib oui ocr
9oltimorcr 9oric bcncrfbor. ~
Ginc 9onif 6ottc oui ser 9lep.
g)orfer 90rie YIos er9riifen. -
giotirungeu iielcn ben 5 bis 30
|unftc. @ei5en, 9olmnuolI-
imO aipiermartt oneeoriiieu.
Ser ieniotionellc 9ursriidgon9
mo Der wiloe N}orft, ser sur Croft.
una Der 9Icip yorfcr 9orie berrib.
tc, bnttc icine Sdotten oucb nod bier
gelporien, Cine erobe glerp0iit6t bat
unter Oen lufoIen GopitoliItcn mO
SpefuIonten %Iob er9riffen mo piele
2cite 81 oen Nloflern getrieben
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BON 9eoeuting oiif ocm bieiieeu
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0totirungeu nit 9Iusnobme BON 9ol.
tinlore Cube felt.
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oie Sd)pere Scr ll.9oot 9Iftinit0t an
ser aiiite BON gleuengIauO bcrub5u.
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mo lporen oobcr nit Oen IoreGngcu
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frieOen 9ei Dem criteu 9liideone cin.
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tiqung OeS SonOelS bat ii6 oie 81.
tuotion bier penig ge6nOcrt.
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sen 5inon5freiS in ocr Soffmng,
cute @ei60ite 5u modem. aIs bic
9lodriht BON Dem 9ursihr5 in 9ieiu-
gorf Gin troi. Sicr bntten oieie 2eutc
o6er mcnio Slid uno goben telearos
pbiI6 aouiouitrdge nod 9lctu.@crt.
Ole Baltimore Cube Stonlnofticr
moren sic eiu5iec 9Iusgo6e melde
cine beitiumte SdiuGd)e 5eigte Gic
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SSntcreieuten iid eeuot6iat iobelt
@cIOcr ouf5utrcibcn, I'M ibre @opiere
in Nelp-Dorf ST bcidiiten.
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ltem gorf, 8. Oftober. ~ Iie
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inouitriclIeu mO Souocls. 3uit6Hoe
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oie 6inorBfrdfte floreeIeet. Eie
9(fticnboric purOe bon elmer icitSob.
rem nibt 0ogclpeienen Yonif beiol-
len, wcIde ooS 9leiultot Der Grtro.
tour cincS oertiben llnterleebootes
in benod)borte @epGficr mar.
Die SiidgdnGe in Der GrotimugS-
ItrlnOe worcn critannIif un0 Der.
itort, imO crinnern an Die Gortomm.
niiic oui Der @orie nls Die 9e5iebln.
gen 5uildcn Berlin mo @oibineton
5iemlicb geiponnte moren.
Siibrer iuie II. Q. StobI, llniou
@nciiic, Mcrcontile Morine. linO sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-10

Dort, pO Der @eIteetIt in filler
9rObe ipoltet, immer neue @unoer
lpatteno, om Bonner oes f6Gumsns
Den MolierfuIfss ooer beim @Idnse ies
ner n leu4tenocn SbIteme, bic iiber uns
lig irenaen, finbet Der ipubre Msnfd
Isins beiIisiien @tunOsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-10

1000 Conf Goal Ger tnolesl ..... .ios%
1000 Goui eoaI aci Der ..-..., 90
1000 eosScH OH & @as esr..-.. .ioi%
5000 Goshen OH & @as Ger r.. .ioi&
1000 eR corn Ger. ...,........... a7M
5000 MarpIono 4er 1928. ..........i0f
1000 Wler & Wdn 1rans Ger ,... 1osh
1000 ysUricIi 9Oris 1rac Der ....- 50
1000 iiniisb @dilwahS 500 5er ,. sfh
5000 iIuiteb @aiIfpons 4 4er. ..... s3n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-10

app'tneNteN, BITE ben ,SentIdjew Gprres
lpgneenten" ntdlt piinttItdJ pber nnreaeI.
nlaktg erbalteM iiRS aebeten, ber Office
eaggn per aeIepbsH Sber lbriItIid Eai.
tueslnng &n 1uMeN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-10
SECOND CALI.

10 stntbciIe Baltimore Gult 60 i5s
20 stutbeiIe Baltimore gubc com 123
20 smtbeiIe Baltimore 1ubc com, t22M
10 sIutbciIe Baltimore Sube cont lea
10 autbcilc Baltimore Cube no 100
10 eIuibeiIe Baltimore 1ube pio. .iOeN
20 slntbcIc Gonf Gas G g & y com.1i5ls
200 gIutbctc Cont C5as 6 g & q eom.i15h
10 plntbeIe Goui Gos 6 g & 3 comii5N
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so aniDciIc Cont @as G 9 pfo ii9%
sIuibeIe GosOeu & Go..... t5%
55 stntbciIe GoSoeu & 9o....,.. 15M
10 sIni0eIe Goshen Oil eom.- 10
100 stntbeiIe Goshen OIL com. ..,. i2M
500 stuibeIc Goshen Niabts com . "
100 snibeiIe Gaoiiou Chemical Co.. 45M
so snibeIc GobiioW Chemical 60. 40
slntbeilc Gabiou ebcmicdI CO. 4eM
10 sIuibdIe eenua ss & q com. ~ 7s
10 sinibciIc ilniico Sainpabs co. %
1000 Baltimore GIN 4cr iq27., io0M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-10

Mbonneuten, bic ben ,,5enildlcu 0orreipon.
bruicn" niolt pRnitlim nocr nnrenclmdblq er.
hnlte't, itnb acbcten, Der Office bnOou per ScIe.
UVA pprF lhrtitlim w1itipclang dR wlGmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-10

@inf. @alt. g9(flc g9cttcr,
mar ooS @uIoi6 oieien O1ittoe ee.
pfeficrtl" @irtb o@epfeffert? ?
DaS 1T bod gar nibt moeIib Sic
iiten ia nod imrncr bcim criten GjIoIc
9ier?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-10
SnmOriFifde&

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80 itebt in Der 3citiine, OoB mir
oub nod a Dlcuge 9o9ogepoacn
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goge Oriuaeiciieu bot?~ 9oucr:
u0Io, Oes nern Die GuglGnoer unS
@iIoe eeiueiet iein."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-10

Mud Elm @runO. IT Sic &c,
thinning luiereS S6ocb5eitStaaes
iibcrIafc id Sbneu, liebc Sdpieeer.
mama ober bite, nidt Sen 6reitog. ="
~ SinO Sic aberolaubiidl?- Bar.
nm niht gorl sIber oo ba6' i'd mel.
nen Sfatn6enOl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-10
gcrt6ufe an Der bieiiecr gftienborIe.
FIRST CALL.

Elh0I CALL.
snibeIc NIoDama 80 com. $3.50. %
auIbeiIc gaabama 50 com. .... 221s
IS antbelc elaBama so 1. bio. e5
10 slnibcIc gaabdma 60 2. pfo. 81
10 SuipeiIc Baltimore aubc cont. i24h
45 stntDciIc Baltimore Cube conf. i2sM
100 stnibeiIc Baltimore aube com. 1913
90 sIuibeiIc Baltimore 9ube BIO. iO5
sIntbeiIc Baltimore 1ubc pfo. 100
10 sIrtbciIc Cont Goal com. 100
30 9nibciIc gonf Gas 6 g & y eom.fi5N
so sIHibcIc GonI @as 9 & y com. tib%
sInibeIc gour @os 6 & & q com. ti5N
iso slntbclc Conf gas & g & 3 m.ii5gs
IS slnibeiIc Gouf eaS 6 & 3 com.ti5h
500 autbcIc Conf eas G & 3 pIo.fi09s
90 auibeIc eouf Gas 6 g & 3 pfo. ti9M
2io sint0eiic goHt c8as 6 g & q bio. tie%
700 stnibciIe Goshen Oil cont ..... i2h
200 gInibeiIe Goshen OIL cont. ....... t2x
800 slnibeiIc Goshen OH pio ...... Az
sInibeilc Gosoen Oil BIO. o...... Az
10 Nnibele Goshen Oil Dio..... AZ
100 stntbetIc Goe6eu Oil bib ....... AZ
400 auibcIc Goshen Oil pfo ,...... AZ
90 enibeiIe Goshen & Go....... 1885
225 slniDeiIe GoSocH & Go,..a..... i5M
800 sInibctIc Goshen & So ........ 1875
900 sIntbeiIc Goshen & eo......... t5h
100 sntbciIc Goshen & 60. .,...... i5%
200 anibctle Goshen & go......... i5M
100 sIhibeiIc Goshen 60 (g.oO).. ie
100 VluiDciIc GoSoen & SO (S.eo) i5M
9,sia sIutbelIc Goshen giebis com. -. y
10 gInibciIc GoOifou eDcmicaI 60. 47h
30 SmibeiIc Dabifon GDcmicoI CO.. a
60 sInibciIe Caution Chemical 60. 4eM
9 sIHtDeiIe 5orm W,rro sani. l5
20 auibetIc 9ioeIIip 2epcni SO 1siM
80 sntDciIc Horibcru Central com S.
10 snibeiIc sasuIpo @eiiuua Co.. o
100 sInibciIe linitco aaiImabs Co.. 2sh
800 stnibeiIc lluitco aatIpaps Co. 2s
100 sIuibeiIc gsooIouo Oil & Gas 5
1000 a g Gouo 4er. ...,...,... s9M
10000 Goshen Gil & @as Ger. ...... .i0iM
1000 ga Gar & Rorib Der .io2M
1000 eporrows eoiHt 4Ner. ,...... 81
1000 unIicO @oInpors inc 4cr. ...... O.
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