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The Penn's Grove record., 1917-11-02
Coming to The Broad" Week of Nov. 5tI
The Myrke=Hader Co. With Remarkable Plays ALL Next Week

There is nothing remarkable in hefat that the NyrkeTadr Company will uesent
g! pays out 1t Is remarkable for the way in which they arr presented and at the prices
me reach OF all 1t is a well know fact that the MyrkkIad Company enov
re uSSmcuonn OF bMg the htt to produce the latest New York plays and are he first 0
oT mn TO the theatre going public presenting hem all in a metropolitan manner When
one p Jas a. opportunity to see such as Common Clay" "MleAlfnute Kendall; "The Lie"
~ avs 10 AoNeTtsee; The, Heart of Wetona' ad Little Peggy ONHore" they know
are gong to see thev very best in the theatrical world.
FOR the opening play Monday, November 9Th, Common Clay" according to tho Nav
YORK YORK papers papers sine the most remarkable play in resent years. pay-goes all over the country are
~" luHhM WIN hp phenomenal success and wide appeh of this first play of Cve Kmkad
H6y omg auuho: common Clay" is mote only interestingly but affords subjects discussion
After taking Boston by storm as tn. Harvard Prize Play. it went to the RenmicT boahn
New or City, ad scored the greatest "ht' of the year
Press d Public alike proclaim Common Cy" a naserdne ~ nnooInnm ho
"" powerful @"y MAKE II one OF the m0ta bSrbng dramatic offerings of the day.
COME MONDAY AND GET ACQUAINTED
viii one the pI uaYanng Stoke rgAmzat tons emoute to-day Read the Ridoeton
for references We have n 0min to Bndgeton for IA wears WIN not Pun
Us For anything ngMding plays OF performances enquire at Box office.
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NOTICE TO
Salem County Surrogate's Office

Salem County S~urrogate's Office
Estate of James ID. Torton. deceased
Pursuant to the order of Loren r..
Surrogate of the County Of
Salem, made ON the thirteenth day of
September, 1917, on the application of
Hannah S. Ashcraft and S. Rushing
Leap. Executors of the estate Of James
d. Torton, deceased, notice is hereby
given to the creditors of said deceased,
70 exhibit to the subscriber, Executors
as aforesaid, their debts and demands
against the said estate. under oath or
affirmation within nine months from
the late of the aforesaid order, or they
will be forever barred of their actions
therefor, against the said subscriber.
HANNAH S. ASHCRAFT,
S. RUSHING LEAP,
Executors.
Dated Salem. N. j.. Sept. 10, 1917.
9-2l-9t
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ROOMERS-Wanted, two refine
Young men or gentleman and wife.
Mrs j. ]. Russell, lis North Riverside
Walk. 11-2-4t@
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-11-02
Almshouse Steward

The Hoard Of Trustees of the Salem
County Almshouse at their meeting on
Wednesday, November 9TH, 1917, at 10
\. NJ. will receive applications for
Steward Of the tlmshouse for one year
from the 25th day Of March, 1913.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any bid and TO re-advertise. If
found advisable.
All applications must be in the hands
the Undersigned before the time Of
JOHN II. HALL, President.
Prank III. G.. shrimp, Secretary,
Canton, N. J. 11-2-1t
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FOR SAIsE-A good young horse.
buggy, one-horse wagon. three sets of
harness. collars and brides. 124
Harmony Street. 11-2-3t*
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FOR RENT-One furnished room for
one or two gentlemen. Bath, hot and
cold water; private family; one block
from train. 1852 | Street, dupont vii
lage. 10-26-2t*
q FOR RENT-Comfortable furnished
front room. conVeniences. 1877 Denny
Ave., off Penn Street 10-19-3ts
TO LET-Fincly furnished rooms:
steam heat: all c~onVeniences n
Georgia. South Beach Front; 3 blocks
below ferry. 10-26-3t*
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LOST-A sewing bag containing $1.5O
in money and other Vafuables. Re-
ward if returned to Mrs. VIM. Davis,
101 w. Pitman Street. 11-2-1t
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FOR SALE CHEAR-Bay mare. :
years old, buggy and harness. Price
$3.50. No. 10 Seventh Street, Salem. N.
). 11-21t*
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Real Estate For Sale

FOR SALE-The lot at the south cor
ner of Penn and Harmony St, Penns
Grove. 1t has 80 feet front on Penn
street and IS feet on Harmony Street.
David Paullin, address Pedricktown, N.
j. 5-1-tf
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a Word Column

advertisements ins'1 tel under Tins head
for me cent q WOrd, first nSeItion; and
one-hdU cent per wOrd edch subsequent
insertion No ddot rtisement faken for
tess H"" zoe for first insertion, dHd Zoe
tor edch subsequent insertioR.
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WANTED-A high school boy to
help in the Record office after school
ana on Saturdays. 10-26-tf
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
CODE MESSAGE WRONG;
VILLA IS Defeated
De Facto Officials Deny That Bandit
Leader Won Victory.
BY l.. v. b. RUCKER.
Internatfonal News Service,

FL Paso, Tex. Jan. ga mistake in
sending a code telegram OF two words
brought a 5000 statement from de
facto officials last night in which they
claimed Villa had been defeated with
terrible losses and was in flight
The message which was to FL Paso
mining men from their Chihuahua inter
ests. read: Carrsnza wins"
The code in such cases. is dsmetrical-
ly opposed to the wording of the mes
sage, and should have been read: villa
wins" according to the mining men.
The real facts in the case seem to be
that Villa has won the two-day battle
at Horcasitas. Subsequent details OF the
code messages to the mining men gave
details Of the Villa victory and stated
that Gen. Murguia is fleeing to ParraI
with large forces OF Villistas between
his rear guard and Chihuahua City
Despite claims OF the Carranzistas OF a
sweeping victory at Jiminez, fighting was
reported resumed today a few miles
south of Chihuahua City. 1t is regarded
as a skirmish. however. Both Villa and
Murguia are reported to have split their
troops in numerous smaller detachments.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
CONGRESSIONAL PROBE
OF dope" ADVOCATED
Charles B. Towns Wants Inquiry Into
Habit-F orming Drug Problem.

Appointment OF a committee to In
vestigate the whole subject of Federal
responsibility in the solution OF the
habit forming drug problem Is urged
by Charles B. Towns. of New York.
In a twenty-page argument he has
submitted to Congress. As an author
ity on anti-drug legislation, Mr.. Towns
takes the position that in amending
the Harrison narcotic law TO correct
its shown weaknesses the services of
q special committee should be had.
1t is the contention of Mr.. Towns
that the findings of such Federal
committee would help the various
States to get uniform laws in dealing
with the dope" problem. TT would"
he says, establish a legislative, medi-
cal. and sociological precedent that
would give this country for the first
t. ne the primacy 1t ought to have In
asking other countries to Join with
us once and for all in terminating this
evil
MY findings have shown" said Mr..
Towns, that not more than 10 per
cant OF those afflicted with the drug
habit are entitled to use drugs con-
tinuously because of physical disabil-
ity. We are sacrificing 30 per cent Of
those who could be well and normal
without the drug to alleviate the suf-
fering of those few incurable per-
sons"
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
SAYS DOG AIDED THEFT.

Philadelphia, Jan. 6.-According to tes-
tinony presented in the Central Police
Court yesterday, Sadie Smith. of Rodman
street, above Twelfth. employed a dog
to aid her In robbing Thomas Goldberg,
of l716 South street
Goldberg and Albert Wishnen, of 922
Lombard street. were converstns at
Broad and Spruce streets on Thursday
evening when the woman. with a mon
grel dog. came along and spoke to them.
What do you think of this canine,
anyway" she asked Goldberg. who tried
to dismiss her by stating that he knew
nothing about dogs.
That's all right, you don't have to be
an expert. Look him over and then
make known your opinion" she added.
After directing his attention to the
dog. Goldberg asserts the woman placed
her hand in his pocket and abstracted
81
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
MACKENSEN CAPTURES
|, five STRATEGIC TOWNS
Russ-Rumanian Forces Forced to Re
treat Across Sereth.

CBy the Internatiosal News Service,
The Russians have been forced across
the sereth by Field Marshall Won Mack
ensen's steadily advancing legions. Heavy
artillery duels OF the fercest nature are
now raging on the banks Of the river.
Five more strategical towns were taken
by the invaders during the last thirty
six hours. the German war ONCE an
nounced. Advices from London reflect
the growing pessimism felt in entente cir
cles with regard to the situation In Mol
davia, the leading military critics freely
discussing the possibilities Of drive in
to Bessarabia with Odessa as the imme-
diate goal.
The entire southern flank Of the Rus
SLAMS in Galicia. the Bokowtna, the Car
pathians and the northern Trasylvanian
ridges is menaced by the steady onrush
of the Teuton armies.
The Russians on their part were sue
cessful yesterday in local attack near
Riga, at the northernmost tip Of the
Eastern battle line.
More than 200 Germans were taken p, Is
oners.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
7. R. Affected BY
Death OF COMPANION
Capt. Selous. Says Ex-President. Died
Best Way.

Oyster Bay, n. Y, Jan. e-Cspt Fred
erick Selous, the British explorer could
not have wished for any other end than
to be killed in action Col. Theodore
Roosevelt said tonight when informed of
the death with the allied forces in East
Africa of his former hunting companion.
The Colonel was deeply affected by the
news.
II mourn his death and knew that
there Is no death he would have been
more anxious to have suffered than to
have been killed while fighting for his
country" said Col. Roosevelt. His
whole life was a preparation for render
ing to his country Just such service as
he had given In the last two years and
a half. II was splendid preparation for
q gallant death. 1t was about a year
ago that last heard from him. At that
time the force he was with had just made
a successful attack upon a German lake
port of Victoria Nyansa-
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
.SOTHERN QUITS stage
ON DOCTORS ORDERS
Operation Not Necessary. But Noted
Actor Bids Farewell.

New York. Jan. s-Defnite announce
ment that E. II. Sothem had consented
never again to appear before the foot
llghts was made tonight after his ar
rival from Chicago where he has been
appearing in IF Were King"
Mr.. Sothern left the train with DR.. Jos.
b. Bissell. his doctor. and walked out
through thhe baggage room entrance to
an automobile.
Mr.. Sothern is suffering from gall
stones, but DR.. Bissell said tonight II
probably will not be necessary to oper-
ate.
Il want him to get himself in good con-
dition, however. so that il We do have to
operate we will have a patient who Is in
robust general health" said DR.. RisseIl
1 have told Mr.. Sothern that he must
quit the stage for good and l mean Il.
Mrs. Sothern has very emphaticaIly de-
manded that he give up the stage and
he has finally promised that he will do
So
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
|WlL NOT PROSEC1E
| RASPUTIN'S SLAYERS
Officials Free Men Under Ares, and
Will Drop Inquiry.

SPECIAL Cable 10 The wsAhinnon Bers.a-
Petrograd. Jan. 6.-The Russkaia VOLTA.
in its account OF the death OF the monk.
Gregory Rasputin. mentor of the Cxar.
states that six persons participated IN .
supper to which Rasputin was invited
Friday night. II further sffirms that the
bullet wounds were apparently produced
by weapons OF different caliber, suggest
ing that the victim was shot by more
than one person
From the nature of the blood stains
found In the neighborhood II is assumed
that Rasputin made an effort TO escape
but was laid low by the third bullet
His executioners attached a weight tc
his body before throwing II from the
Petrovsky bridge. but the body in falling
struck one of the projecting beams and
the shock detached the weight, and the
body was carried some distance by the
current before sinking beneath the ice.
1t is reported on good authority that
the judicial proceedings in connection
with Rasputin's death will shortly be dis.
continued. inasmuch a. the killing wa
done "in self-defense." The persons sub
tected to domiciliary arrest have been re.
leased
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
money MACHINE" MEN
TRAPPED BY Their DUPE
Man Who Lost 81 900. Told to Provid.
Another Sucker. Gets Sleuth.
Special 70 Ths wsshinssoo Hsah.

Philadelphia, Jan. GA trap set by de-
tectives caught two men today for work.
ing an old fraud. the money-making ma
chine.
Admiral Gaeli. who lives at 31s South
American street, was about to deposit
sl,Oo0 in bank a week ago, when the
two men approached him and asked
whether he wanted to double his capital.
Gentle Animal replied with another ques-
ton: Can . duck swimf"
The pair took the investor to a house
at Second and Spruce streets, where he
placed IS In the machine. A s10-bill slid
out. He wanted to put his whose 81 900
In at once, but he was asked to wait.
The next day they permitted him to
double his thousand, only the thousand
didn't double. 1t disappeared. Animal
was told the process of doubling 81 900
was not the same as that of doubling
five, and twenty-four hours was neces-
sary for its development
Animal waited in vain and finally To-
Gated the pair in the Polish settlement at
Third street and Fairmount avenue. They
told him to get sucker" and they
would give him a commission. Detective
Comborow arranged for the sucker" and
the men were caught in the attempt to
turn 100000 in stage money into 81, 600 600.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
ARRESTED IN STACKER" PLOT

New York. Jan. 6.-Mrs. Rosina Aduinu
Redo. arrested at the request OF Canadi-
an detectives in an alleged plot to aid
"siackers'' out of the Dominion by means
of forged passports. was ordered held to-
day at Paterson. \. j.. for thirty days
pending eNtradition proceedings
Nincenzio Gondia. also arrested with
the woman. was held for twenty-four
hours pending further investigation in
his case. Mrs. Redo is declared TO he a
fugitive from justice. being wanted in
Canada on the charge OF abandoning heI
family and esbezzling property from her
husband
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
FIRE IN POWER PLANT.

Pottsville, Pa, Jan. s.-Fire broke out
tonight in the power plant and car barns
of the Eastern Pennsylvania Railroads
Company. The flames spread to twelve
houses in the neighborhood. Frozen water
pipes made difficult the work of the
fremen.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
PAYS 100000 FOR PAINTING.

New York. Jan. 6.-Another valuable
picture. portrait by Florence di Lo-
renzo. a loan. soon to be placed on eX-
hibition at the Metropolitan Museum of
Art. was acquired by Mrs. Benjamin
Thaw befor sailing for France to join
her aviator son in the French army.
The poEtrait. which is one OF the rare
examples of the work OF the artist in
this country. was purchased for more
than 100000
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
ART DEALER FALLS DEAD

New York, Jan. 6-CharIes W. Kraus-
haar, widely known art dealer of Fifth
avenue, fell dead in that thoroughfare
fhis afternoon.
DR.. Hsllock. OF the New York Hospital,
who attended him, said that death was
apparently due to heart disease. Mr..
Kraushaar was 81 years old.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
H0NoRs FOR AMERICAN FLYER

Paris, Jan. s.-Raoul Lufbery. the Amer
lean aviator with the French army, has
been proposed for the legion of honor.
He brought down his sixth German air
plane two weeks ago and his fifth in the
big French air raid on the Mauser fac
tory in August. He Is a former resident
of New Haven, Conn.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
wAR COUNCIL xExu RHsrRIcrxp
Lss~h~ss .s essssss esvs,s msss
Csassvm ss wsv nsses.

Rome. Jan. s--At the war council oi
representatives OF the entente powers IN
Rome there will he neither fetes nor ban
quets.
Premier Boseili will give a luncheon to-
morrow TO the visiting Statesmen. The
menu will be drawn up In conformity
with the food restrictions now applicable
to hotels and restaurants.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

vsis "a discuss tho presrsm more intsii-
xsntiy N he would read the plans of tho
lssxus. Gov. iolcomb also spoke al tho
gathering which ~ss presided over by
President shsnklin. OF Wesleyan.
rhe meeting II ono OF a series 10 be
held In various parts OF the State. The
next gathering will be at Hartford.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
DR.. POWELL WILL LECTURE,

Beginning January q Dr. Louise Cults
Powell will give talks on current events
in her lecture parlor st the Portland Ho-
tel. They will be given on Mondays and
Thursdays Monday talks will be at
O'Clock and Thursday talks at 40.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

Attractive Route. Convenient Schedule
TO Augusta. Aiken. Columbia. Augusta
Special Lv. Washington p. m daily.
Southern Ry. 705 18th and 9l1 C SITS.
n. W.-Adv
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
TAFT RlPS ROOSEVELT
BEFORE PEACE LEAGUE
Says I. R. Might discuss Plans Of
Body More lntellisently."

tny shs lnteruatisasi News service
Middletown. Conn. Jan. 6-Thst ono
the best Indications that the leaders a.
the movement OF the league 10 enforce
peacs we're right. was that both Roose-
Welt and Bryan were attacking II openly
waA the statment Of ex-President WILL
lam H. Taft. who spoke at a meeting IN
behalf Of the peace movement held here
tonight.
Mr.. Taft said that It would help Roose-
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

sleep. give the face that hungry, hag-
gard. mournful expression in the
morning and you are tired all day.
IT 10 not what you eat but the fault
you like and let stuarts Dyspep-ia
Tablets digest your food, tone your
stomach. supply your blood with nour-
ishment- then good looks, q healthy
appearance and bright eyes will soon
return Get . SO cent box of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets at any drug store
They are real health makers. Try
them free by sending coupon
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07
ELECTRIC WIRES SNARE AERO.
Aviator Rescued with Extension
Ladder from Suspended Plane.

Asbury Park. N. j., Jan. 6-David
Rored, an aviator. who has been making
trial flights at the New Jersey camp
grounds at Sea Girt, few into tangle
of electric light service wires here this
afternoon. His plane hung suspendes
while sparks from the wires he had cut
were showered about him.
Rored was rescued with a forty-foot
extension ladder. He was dazed and
scratched
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-23
MnrubeM
Sdbeu inter ben Wauui9dfteu Ssr
ruTiI6sn GlOtt. DUm S4DGrssu
Taeer tattgeinuben.

st Qetersburs, p. Suni.--
Inter ben WsannIdaitsH Der Jlotts
Dom S6uarSen yletr in SepatopOL
nab pel4er Stabi meArers Dtit9lIsssr
ber amsritaniiten aOmmifiOu am
gsontag abgeueiIt iino, ftnb llnrabeu
ausSsbIOdn, iOpsii iinb aber Hur
tonfuis gsritie OGriiber bier6er se'
lanai. Die 3situns .Reti4 idgt bGb
bic uuruben NIT Oem Hiidtritt esa
&ommanSeurs Der GlOtte. aomifaI
aoIti&at, N gsTbiHDung gsftauSsr
bltteiL
Cine anbers 3eitaug fagt, baB unter
bem Gtflub srtremtitti4er agttut0'
rem bic UtatroIer angsfanssu bdttsn,
eiuige ibrer Sffi3iere III Derbaftsn aur
anotrs 5u entipdffnsr.
Ser aritgsmtniit,r aerenstp bal
gsie6l ssgsbsn, bab ftrsnge TlaBregeIr
sur llnter6riidung Der llHruba1 gss
troff,n tperben ioIler. Der prdiiSsHi
Coon giebt gu, bag ein Guabrut
itattgefunoen bat. Il bebduptet dbsr
bag bic boriiber i'm umlauf befinoIt'
den @eriitte i6srtrie6en ieisn.
Nm 9lbsno purbs ansetiiroiet, bab
9lbmiral aoltifai, Der aOmmanosur
Der rufiiIfen Tic;ts pom StDar3sn
Mser, in elmer Sepei4s an Die Regie'
runa baruuf 6eItnnOsn babe, oaB iein:
ReIianntion ana.nommsn lperbe.
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Mlfreb GDetbi
Der in 9erba9t iis6t. Die gfut5 Grns
ger in Hs,D Yort ermOrbst
su babsrg
Mib.rIsst if5 bsr afusIisf.rung nn4
ben Ser. StoGtsH.

Bologna, Stalisn, q. ctunt. -
gQirebo gOe9i, Der bier aIf gerIan'
gen Der ameritanii4en Gsb6rbeH in
@er6inbung nit Der ermOroung Der
IS Sabre alien Rutb gruger in ReD
gort per6aftet nurbe, Dirb Ii3 Der
9luslisferung na4 Qmerita pioer'
fessn. gr be6auptst uri4uIbis gu isiu
uno iein 8erbre9en btgaugen 81 ba'
BEN unb I.in anpoIt nil bensiien,
bab isin giiltisss 9srlnn8ea fiji isine
gtuslisferung nad ben Ser. Staatsn
geIient perben lam.
goc6i .rildrt, oaB Ct Grl. Gruger
nur StDei Sage setannt babe, she iis
perI5panb, bab sr fia i4r gessHiibsr
INNER torrstt benomfueu unS sr ame'
rita nur aus GamiIisngriHSsn nsrIaI'
ZEN babe.
Gein Batter uub 8ruor, bic 6etbs
S6loTer in Bologna finO, erfdrsn,
bah lie an bic llui4ul6 GIfrebOs
alauben, unb fe bofirtn oieieu 9ldu'
Sen ouf @eubsrungsr, bic &c esmu4t
,be man berntutbeu toHate, bab q
perbaftet tperben pirbe-
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9lbgeianoter Der brafiliani'
ihen Resierung
Wsesn llnt.rfhlagung elmer jsbn
miniousn%Anlsibs in Gtuf
perbaItet.

parts, %. SUM-. - Cine Dope.
I&e aus 9pons an ben .gIceliior- Bee
ri5tst, bab 9snbou .. WsnboSn, elm
friiberer 6raIiliauii6sr abssoronster,
in Semi upter Der GRtlnge Derbaftet
puroe, bic erssbuiiis aus oem 8ers
iaufe BON brdiilidnii5ea anleibes
Bombs. i'm getrdss BON 100000
sJranien. uRteriflasen gu babsH. Die
braiIianiifs Regisruus bate Ulens
bo5a nit Der uutsrbringung Der In'
leihe in Grantreih betraut ssbn6t. gr
1T beIduIoist, bic Bombs gu reousirtsn
prsilm Dsrtauft unb bag Gelb beHals
ten gu baben, ipcraif feline Regieruns
alase esssn ibn er6o6. Sm @orDsr'
b6r Ioa Rsnbo3n eriIdrt babsn, sr
babe bas G.lS 5uriidssbaItsn. bd sr
beFiirdttt babe. oab bas S4iff. nuf
ipeI&sm es abgsTnnbt ipiiroe, tprpe'
btrt tpsroen mo6ts.
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2laf $3,O35,226,S5O
gelnuisn f3, ME am Jreitag Offi5iel
aHsstiiHbiSt Durbs,
Die Gsimnmt 3ei6nitnseu otf bic
Greibettss9lntei9e.

Waf5ington, %. Suni. 9as
Grgebnib Der 3eihnurseu fir bic
yretbeitssanIsi5e bsIGuft ii9, tpis am
igrstag a6enb pfft3ien ungstiiubist
tpitrbe, auf $3,W5, ,226850. ober na'
beau SO prp5ent ne6r, als tns Guge
gefabi tDorbeu mar. T1ehr aIs 4y000,'
900 peronen 1d6sn Bombs dn9etduft.
Dreiiinbnsursis pro3ent Der 3ei9'
nrrngeu beluufeH F4 auf Srmmeu bon
$50-$1O,OOO uno stnrub5tpou3ig
SuhTtripttnneu ouf BetrGge bon j
s., 900, 900 ober ms6r.
On Der Spibs ifsbt Der 8unSss.Rs'
IernesD sDiftrht BON Rap gorf NIT Cub
Itripttonen in einem 8eianrultbetra9:
Don 81, ,196, ,7s8, 400, mebr ala brei'
nal IDbkI ols Der nG9fte Diftriit,
gbitdgo, ee5ei6ret hattie, udnIitJ
1851, ,195 $50. Die unberen Dtitritte
fino ME folgt: Boftpn, S332, AT, 600;
glepelnnb, 1896, ,148,700; p5ilubela
ptia, $232 300 $50; Gan srdnttsco,
ste, ,623, 800; Rt6morb, S109,737,s
100; RGuTas gitp, $91, 1880; Ct.
oouts, s6,134,7o0; WaiHnedpolis.
S7O,255, 500; 2ttIantn, $57, ,S78,550,
unS Dallas, 48,948, $50.
Su6Ttripttpusn bis gum getruge
RON $4,000 .rbdltsn ben pollen Be-
traa IN Bombs. 9isfe Subftriptio'
ren belaufen ii6 uuf 1,296, ,6s4, $50;
Iofde BON $4,000 Big 100000 ers
balt.n ietsig prosert beg se3eitreter
ge.rnuss, a6sr m teinem SFalle tpsniger
dts $4,000; opn 100000 Biz $780,
900 FiiufunbOisr5ig 9rp5ent, aber IN
feiren Fune peniaer ala $4,000;
bon $3.50, ,OOO Big 100000 breibig
Qrosent aber In ..in.m Sale tpeuigec
als S112.5OO; bpn 100000 big
S6.OOO,OO0 .fiinfuubspan5iq 9ro5erlt,
rber In tsirem SoIle fpenieer dIs
5000. 900; BON 100000 Big $10,'
100000 einurospansia pro5ent.
Css liefsn ;tpei Subitriptiousn Don
ie s25, 100000 Elm. 8isie 3ei6nsr sr'
balten 2O.22 9ro5snt ober Bombs I'M
gasrtbe BON ie $5,055,000. Quf bic
b66fe Su6Ttribtirn. $50, ,250,o
fon,n 2O.17 qroaent ober Elm Bomb
I'M 0srthe pun S5,093,650
1is erft, an3rblung bon ohtashn
Qrcsent Der 3eihuunsen, ober nou
s3eO. 900, 600. 1T an %. Suni fdllis,
no6b,m ,pei grossnt Ihor NIT ben
gubFtripttDner sinbe5abIt iDorbsn ma
rem.