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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04
Russ Radicals From
America To Blame
For Recent Discord

A PACIFIC PORT, Aug. 5.-The
American mission to Russia, headed
by Elihu Root, landed here late last
night. No official statement on the
work OF the mission in Russia or on
the report that the mission will make
after its return to Washington was
made public.
Mr.. Root, acting as spokesman de-
clared that he had nothing to say be-
youd the fact that the party had been
Hospitality received In every Russian
city visited.
be evolved stable government, ac-
cording to James Duncan. vice-presi.
dent Of the American Federation OF
Labor. Its establishment is retarded,
he declared by the radical so-called re-
formers. who have returned to Russia
from America.
Charles Edward Russell said the
task of new Russia was greatly handi.
capped by German influences and the
ceaseless activities Of the German
propagandists-'
Most of the trouble, however, has
been caused by Russians naturalized
as Americans. who have returned to
Russia since the outbreak Of the revo-
luton" he eaid, "and added that Rus
SLAMS from the United States spread
the report throughout the country that
America had entered the war from
sordid reasons.
'"rhose propagandists," he continued
who pretend to have an intimate
knowledge of American conditions
and American motives, inform their
native countrymen that the govern
ment Of the United States is more
oppressive than the old regime at
PotroUad.s
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04
War Is |'Laundry of
God, i" Says Mother
of Three Fighters

CHICAGO, Aug. - This war is
Gods Laundry Mrs. Mary ]. Lamb.
who has given three Of her four sons
to the army and navy, said in letter
which was before a local exemption
board Friday.
Il asked for q special permit for
my sixteen year old son who was in
college and enlisted him in the ma
rine corps on April first" wrote Mrs.
Lamb. Another son is also In the ma
rine corps and third in the army.
"a fourth sons greatest sorrow is
that he is too young and only quar-
termaster in the Scaren Cadets of
Notre Dame university.
1T makes me disgusted with wo-
manhood to hear SO many selfish moth
ers voice their terrors. No mother
loves her family more than I do, but
look upon this war as Gods laundry"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04
|Baver Well u-Treated
When At Pratt Home

George Bayer. who in court Friday
morning won his fight for freedom
from an order that he be placed in
Easthaven, declared last night that
he was not mistreated while In con-
finement at the Pratt home, on North
Sixth street
Bayer was kept at the Pratt home
for some time, and during the entire
time he declares that he received the
best of treatment there.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04
MISS MAH|N NOT
TO COME BACK AS
VISITING NURSE
Melpolder Declines to Talk
Says Reporters Must Twist
Facts.

Miss Lillian Mahin, who left Rich
mond six weeks ago for Cleveland, will
not return to the position as visiting
nurse here, it was learned Saturday.
John Melpolder, secretary Of the So
cial Service Bureau, under whose d.
rection Miss Mahin worked. admitted
that he was looking for a new visiting
nurse. He said he has known for some
time that Miss Mahin would not con-
tinue her work here.
Ordered to Twist Facts?
II don't want to discuss the case
with The Palladium" he told report
er. THE reporters are ordered to
twist facts when it comes to writing
stories about me and l don't feel like
playing square in the matter"
Asked whether Miss Mahin volun-
tarily resigned Melpolder said:
well, you know it wouldn't look
very we'll for me to say that she had
been discharged"
Asked whether she had resigned be-
cause OF the salary he said he didn't
care to discuss the matter at all.
Will Come Back.
MISS MANN is IN Morocco, Ind., at
present visiting her sister. She will
return to Richmond within week or
ten days according to word received
from her by Miss Della Stubs, 46
South Tenth street, where she lived
while here.
Miss Stubs said Miss Mahin had
told her that she wouldn't continue
her work as visiting nurse here.
1t has been intimated that the pre-
carious financial status, Of the Social
Service Bureau prevents paying a sal.
ary to visiting nurse.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04

PUTS NO FAITH
IN PEACE talk
Premier Says Kaiser Must
Learn Word Restoration"
First.

LONDON. Aug. TN the course oi
a speech today. Premier Lloyd George
said:
Victory must be 50 conplete tha,
our national liberty never again shall
be challenged.
Russia learned that an army with
out discipline is rabble.
There are some here who want to
set up committees for the British army
and direct the conduct Of the war. We
cannot allow a sectional organization
to direct the war or to dictate the
terms of peace. The nation as a
whole made war and the nation as a
whole must make peace"
No Trust In Peace Talk.
The prime minister said he did not
trust the German peace talk.
Neither the kaiser nor the chancel-
1or." he declared, has yet said he
would be satisfied with German soil.
They talk glibly about peace and stam.
mer over the word restoration. Be.
fore we have a peace conference they
must learn to use the word restora-
ton. So far they have not learned
the first letter OF the alphabet"
The premier on opening his address
asked what would happen II Great
Britain had not entered the war. He
answered this question by saying
Europe would have been at the mer.
cy Of a cruel military power. Russia
would have disintegrated sooner.
France would have fought bravely, but
might have been overcome"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04
INDIANA GOVERNOR
C0NFERS ON COAL

CHICAGO, Aug. "A conference
of the governors of several middle
west states to discuss the coal situa-
ton is expected to develop from the
presence here today Of Governor Low.
den of Illinois and Governor Goodrich
Of Indiana.
1t is said the two governors discuss
ed informally last night the coal sit.
uation in the two states but neither
would make public any of their pro.
posed plans for regulating the price
Of coal.
It also is stated the Illinois state
council of defense has taken up the
coal situation with councils of defense
of adjoining states and has taken
steps to bring about uniformity OF
action in regulating coal prices.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04
Milk Soon May Be
10 Cents a Quart

The price of milk in Richmond may
soon be raised according to ]. l. Bat
chelor, dairyman, Saturday.
Quart bottles will be sold at ten
raise is made he said. The present
price is s 1-3 cents quart.
with the present prices of dairy
food it is necessary to raise the price,
in order that producers earn a profit,
he said.
A meeting OF producers and distribu-
ters may soon be called to discuss the
contemplated raise he said.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04
RUSSIANS turn
FOE Rear GUARD

PETROGRAD, Aug. 4.-North OF
Husiatyn, on the Russio-Galician from
tier, the Austro-German rear guards
yesterday were driven from their posi-
tion on the eastern bank of the river
ZbrocZ, says the official statement is
sued today by the Russian war depart
ment.
Forty-three prisoners were taken
and seven machine guns captured.
Between the river Dniester and
Pruth and In the Carpathians the Rus
sian troops still are retiring to the
eastward.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04

CLAY, Ky, Aug. 1.-TWO hundred
miners are entombed in mine No. of
the West Kentucky Coal company
here as a result of an explosion of
gas at 1880 this morning. Three men
have been rescued. Smoke is emerg-
ing from the mine.
The explosion, 1t is said, occurred
in the south end of the mine. where
negroes largely were employed. De-
bris, 1t was stated, choked the passage
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04
Russian Soldiers
Still Refuse To
Recognize Straps

LONDON. Aug. IA dispatch to the
Times from Russian southwestern
headquarters dated Tuesday says the
improvement in the morale of the
armies is not substantial and warns
against optimism unless the political
situation changes completely.
unrecogniZed.
While the so-called revolutionary
armies have opened front for the
enemy to enter the railway men have
struck at a critical moment when
everything depends on the prompt re-
mova1 Of property.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04
100 CAMPERS GET SPACE
FOR CHAUTAUQUA CAMP

One hundred and ninety camping
spaces had been reserved for the
chautauqua camp Saturday noon.
Thirty came in from new campers
Saturday morning, and 160 reserva-
tions had been made by old campers
during the four days held for their
reservation.
Tickets have been distributed to the
merchants and are being sold by them.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04
Missionary Bishop
To Be In Richmond

Bishop A. T. Howard Of Dayton,
missionary bishop OF the United Breth.
rem church and an authority on world
questions, will speak at the United
Brethren church at the Sunday morn.
Ing service.
Bishop Howard will talk on the
present world situation and its mean.
ing for the church.
He has been in the foreign service
many years, and has Just returned
from his yearly visit to Japan, the
Philippines, China, Africa and Porto
Rico, the five centers Of United Breth.
rem missionary activity.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04
Chancellor's Nephew
To Help Uncle San,

HARTFORD. Conn. Aug. At was
learned here today that Carl P. Struth
who claims to be nephew Of the Ger.
man chancellor, has enlisted in the
United States Army. Recently. he ap
piled for enlistment papers here, but
was not accepted.
At that time, it is said. he declared
himself to be relative Of the chan.
cellor.
Through war department officials, it
was ascertained that he went from
here to Washington, where he has been
accepted as a recruit for the regular
army
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04
STARR COMPANY OFFERS TO
HELP HOME GUARD UNIT

Use Of the equipment Of the Starr
Plano company was Saturday offered
to Frank Benn. head OF the proposed
home guards, for the work OF the
guard.
The muster.roll Of the guard wiu be-
started as soon a possible. probably,
next week, Benin said SATURDAY.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04
What's This? Spuds
Going Down To 81 i!

Pretty soon potatoes will be cheap
enough to eat.
Spuds at 81 a bushel are predicted
by grocers as soon as the farmers get
time to dig them. There are plenty OF
them around Richmond, but they have
not been dug.
In the meantime, they are retailing
at $3.50 to $2.10 per bushel.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04

SASAKWA. Okla. Aug. 4.-5quad.
of grim faced posse men from Hughes
Seminole and Pontococ counties to
day, concentrated at Rock Springs
Crossing on the Little river. six miles
north Of here where they took council
before continuing the hunt for armed
bands of objectors to the selective
draft, scattered through the rough ad
jacent country.
Spreading terror among the people
rural inhabitants, and impressing in
nocent men into their ranks. the OBJ
jectors have found hiding places in
the timbered hills and fields OF corn
and cotton. Posses declared it may
take a week before the hunt is term
mated.
Have Outlaws Names.
Officers have the names of the out
laws and their arrest is believed as
sured. Affidavits sworn to by mer
impressed into the objectors ranks
who afterward escaped gave evidence
that the plot to withstand service In
the national army was widespread but
badly organized.
The burning Of the bridges. demon
alization of traffic and general rob
berry and plunder whenever the op
portunity offered were said to be the
plans Of the objectors.
Officers and posse members have
been warned not to accept food OF
drink at unfriendly farm houses. Wom
en- and children left behind the recall
citrants were said by officers to have
been instructed to poison the food
nv1 Axjv, - ,srtk -
give pre-arranged signal.
The first clash between the resisters
and authorities was reported to have
occurred near Ada last night but wore
from there early today stated that the
officers had encountered no resistance
and that but one band had been sight
ed. 1t numbered sixty men.
Sheriff Robert Duncan OF Semi
mole county led posse Of forty mer
against the objectors and captured
twenty. Ten we're found to have been
impressed into the ranks Of the resist
ers and were releasd. The others were
placd in Jail at Ada.
It was said that from the prisoners
released. the names Of the ringleade-s
of that band had been secured
Sheriff Duncan later declared he be
lieved the back bone of the movement
had been broken and while the situa
tion in that vicinity seemed to be
clearing. the officers continued their
preparations for a drive on the resist
ers.
1t was suggested by representative
of Governor Williams, just return ed
from a tour through the affected dis.
tricts that possemen be instructed to
shoot to kill"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04
POSSES OUT
AT Dawn TO
nab DRAFT
RES|STERS
Oklahoma Sheriffs and Sol
diers on Trail of Bands OF
Outlaws-Shots Are Ex-
changed.
DRASTIC ACTION seen

ARDMORE, Okla, Aug. A posse
guarding a highway near Stonewall IN
Pontotoc county exchanged about forty
shots with band OF draft resisters
early today according to reports. None
was injured.
Oklahoma national guard cavalry
left Wewoka for the trouble district
this morning.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04
AUSTRIAN EMPEROR AND
GERMAN CHANCELLOR MEET

LONDON, Aug. emperor Charles
OF Austria received in audience Dr.
Michaelis the German imperial chan.
cellor on Thursday, says dispatch
from Amsterdam to tha Central News
agency.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04
TURNS IN $1,o52

Superintendent Petro, OF the Wayne
county inf1rmary, turned $1.052 into
the county treasury Saturday morn.
ing for the sale Of hogs raised on the
county farm.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04
JUDGES BRIDE

Margaret Haggn James Ben All Hag
Painter Joseph
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04

MADISONVILLE, KY, Aug. A.
Reports reaching here several hours
after the gas explosion in Mine No.
Of the West Kentucky Coal company
at Clay early today said that 81 mon,
all negroes, had been rescued. Many
of them, It was said, were badly
burned.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04
GOVERNMENT TO SEEK OUT
DIRECTORS At ANY COST

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-Persons
resisting the draft law, department
Of justice officials announce today
whether in Oklahoma or elsewhere
will be sought out. run down and
brought before the proper authorities
no matter at what cost
Provost Marshal General Crowder
and Assistant Attorney General Fits.
in charge OF the enforcement Of the
draft law. conferred at length today
as to steps to be taken to check anti
draft agitators in North Carolina
Georgia, Oklahoma and other local..
ties.
The war department is in close
touch with the situation and Is pre-.
pared to take drastic and effective
steps il necessary in the affected dis.
tricts.
Secretary Baker or General Crowder
probably will issue statement outlin.
ing the departments position late to.
day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04
Two Hundred Miners Entombed
After Blast In Coal Shaft

way to the north end, where the re.
mainder of the force including 40
white men were at work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04

For Wayne County by w. e. Moore
Local thunderstorms tonight and
Sunday Continued warm Sunday.
General condltions--Storms. central
over southern Canada extending south
to the Gulf OF Mexico. cause uncertain
weather during the next thirty-six
hours. Temperature will be high. Sun
day. probably over 90.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04
SAILS

Tackled on U-Boats to Fool Sailors,
Says Skipper Of Torpedoed Tank
cr.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-04
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WEATHER FORECAST

For Indiana by United States Wealth
er Bureau-Fair tonight and Sunday
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-08
Bon Der SIbiette.

Der friiher auf oieier Seite mobn.
hnfte SenrD Heutber iit Wtontas 9taht
3u Sadamanna, ". g.. seiiorben.
81 ct. Marien Salle LIT Sonnfas
Jtaht pon @inbrshern nm perihieoene
Waaren i'm @siammtpsrtbe pon SAT
beitoblen moroen.
Die Plumbing gBerfitdtte bes 6reb.
6. Wtiller on Prospsct Nuenue purbe
friib ssitern Wforgen nit einem 0srluit
pon $500 bur9 siuen Brano 3srit0rt.
Yaitor Sobn 6. Smitt BON Der bsut.
ihsn 1aptiften @emeinoe iesnete am
Dienitas Wtorsen 5rduisin 0ena Mil'
brandt uon Riose Hom uno Worris
3. 36bler uou Wtulberrg StraBe als
sliidlides @bepaar elm.
Der so Sabre alte Wartin Sitter
pon Dtaple StraBe, oils WG6ter Der
.. & 8. Sreu,un9 BET Remiust0n
Nuenue uu6 @berrn StraBe an9eite1t.
wuroe lesten DOnneritas iOfort sstOo'
tet. als er einem j3u9e auswih uno Dor
siuen auf bsm auOereu @eleiis trat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-08
@ilfes.Sarre Npfi,eu.

= Die @aspar Saud spobnuua an
0a3le StraBe muroe Oonneritaa Jiadat
BON @inbrehern um Shmudladen unS
Vaar9elo i'm Yetrass pon stpa $50 be.
ltoblen.
= Der 25 Sabre alte grtbur q.
SStllon uon sodbart StraBe. elm @lert
I'm pole Der YenniDluania @iisnbabn,
erlitt am Donneritas sinen Stdoet.
bruh. als ibn cine Yofomotiue trof.
gr srlaS Der Vsrlssuns am folssnosn
wforssn i'm Wierep Soipital.
On isiner Dobnuna an:acaoemp
SfraBe 1T am Sonntas 9tadt nah FUR.
Sem unpobliein 2homas Seller I'm 63.
esbsnslabrs Der Drisbt'lhen yhsren.
franfbeit erlegen. Der Yeritorbene
mar Elm geborener Babenier uno fam
OILS Sinslins na4 slmerifa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-08
Sbbe Natf Npfi,en.

= Srau Martba @. Brill, SO Sabre
alt, 1T Oonnerita9 Natt in Der Wob.
nuns ibrer Eodter. ssrau Sultus use.
ber, ssitorben. Die Bellesuna erfolate
Sonntas i'm 8aibburu Strase Sriso.
bofe.
= Der 18 Sabre alte Uilliam
8nisbt oon Sadion Stra6e muros am
Oienlta9 tn ben 6eDier Wallep Uerfen
10 ihlimm 3miihen elmer eofomotipe
nno sinem Sab ,srbriidt, bas er aelt.rn
i'm Yfoiss 2aplor Soipital Den erbalt.-
men Usrlssunsen srlas.
- Dem IA Sabre alten TbsoSor
@pans pom Srforo Strose wuroe om
Sreitag yfahmiitas i'm lotalsn Soie Der
Central @iienbabn Der linfe Nrm unb
Vetn ab9sihnitten, als er entlaua ben
@slsiisn lief uno Gin .3us ibu niebers
rannte. @r purbe In fritildem Ru.
ltano tnS Staat 9oipital gsnommeu.
mo sr am 9lsiaen abenO itarb.
- 9eralb Yan 9euren. so sobre
alt, 1T Sonntas Nbenb In Der Wobu.
nns isines Sdmasers, 9Biliam gBtff.
pTabl pon DOROTHY StraBe. nod ldn.
gerem Siehfbum on ben ssolaen eiuts
Shlasanfallrs seitorben. @r pirb pon
Der Bittwe iiberlebt. Die Beerbiauna
lano esltsrn i'm Sollenbuf 5risobof aa
sSilfes Barre itatt.
= Der 2S Sabre alts Sobn Soispb
pon Scrantcn Stra6e muroe Samitaa
yfadmlttas ihIlmm perleet. oils er BET
Der Wfarpine WGlhUei unter einen qua
8nrren ssitOBen muroe. Der rsd,te
urn Duroe tbm bel Der Shnlsr abge.
lhnittsn. Der ShdoeI eebro6en unS
SopT boS 3eroriidt. @r muroe in fritz.
lhsm Sultano ins Slaat OolpitaI ae.
nummen, no er Swei Stunoen natber
ltarb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-08
Stabtratb.

ytahnsm bic Scranton Sberfldde.
idus @sieuidaft ourum sriu6t bate,
beiblos Der Staotratb ON Srei.as,
,pei Sn9snieure in bic Nussrobunsen
Der Yeoples Soblsn @ompanie untsr
Dtain Npenue in 'Weit Scrantou ~
ienbeu. nm feitiuitsllen. oh Die @orpa
nie oem Osfret pon 0tihter 9iemcolnb
pom 81. De3embsr 1915. Solae leiits;,
oa ausenommen miro, baB Die @Ompa'
ME iolheS niht tbut.
Campbell elfldrte lih 3usuniten elmer
ftrsnsereu Surhiiibrun9 Der Nutomo'
bill @sisse unb Srbinausen, oa oieisl
ben beitdubiS iibertrsten nsrbsn. ipe3iell
in betreff Der SabrasihDinoisfsit. IS
wnroe aber uorldufis nihts setbun.
9lls Stabtanmalt 0apis iih iiber
ben Nppell be,iislih bes Union Babn,
boiprojsfteS srfunoiste, muroe er an9e
Disien, ben SauHsuten in ieoel Weiie
bei3uitsbsn. Die ben Appsl our6iiibren
nollen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-08

Gin Miaiondr, Der einit arm gene
fen unb fid felbit emporgearbeitet
bate, tpurbe bon ben 2eitern Der
Sdule, gu beren 5onbs er bebeuteno
beigeiteuert bate. einselaben, bel Der
5eier bes SdulfdluFes Die @rDff>
nunssrebe gu balten. 8is babin bate
er nur fslten Die M0eli9teit eebabt,
OffentIicb gu fpre6en, uno 10 mar er
benn iebt entidloien. bic ii9 ibm
bietenbe @elesenbeit biz gum 4euBers
item aus3unuBen.
gr begann gang interefant, tpurbe
aber na6 uno mad iebr langneilis,
oa er ole 3ebe enolos ausIpann unb
benielben @eoanten INNER tpieber>
bolte.
S6liebli9 tonnten es Elm paar
Sdiiler. bic auf elmer Der binteren
8Gnfe faben. nidt mebr ausbalten
uno f6liipften binaus. Orauben
fruete iie Elm &utfder, Der ba partets,
Of oenn Der Serr nit feiner Re
nod nidt fertig fpdre.
% ia." ertpioerte elmer Der iu
2eute, .fertig lit er bamit f9on'
aber er min nidt aufboren."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-02-08
Ounmpre.

Den @beleuten Soiepb Stein pon
Sit Orinfsr StraBe wuroe cine 1ot,'
ter 9eboreu.
- Rheinbolo Srsinbers BON 0il.
liam StraBe. So Sabre alt, itarb am
Dtontas uno wuroe seitern i'm Pe erS'
burg 5liebbof bseroist. @r binterldst
Die Wlttme unb mebrere 8inbsr.
= Sraulsin 4iIp Ssait BON Drinfer
StraBe uno @oDaro Soffmann uon
Butler Stra6e muroen an porlesten
DtittDod, in 8llfts' BARRE ourh Pas
itor s. ". Jtsi1arot oils Elm @bepaar
elngciesnet.
= Der BREEDER Der spencer 3oblen
@ompanie on Der @de pOn Sit Orinfer
uno .uieao StraBsn nuroe Samltas
Naht burh sinen Brano ,srit0rt lno
bstrdst Der 8erluit unsefabr $50, 900.
@tna 1875 Nnssitellte uerlieren babutd
ibren Yroterperb.
= Der @irib Sobn Harosinsfi Don
@bsltnut StraBe uno ieiu Sdmasei
Sranf 4artoomimisfi muroen Oonner.
flag Otaht in is 81 900 Biirsidait gum
Bro3sB 9sbalten. auf bic NnflaSe. mil
Nbiiht Dee eritsren dutomobil an9e.
ltedt gu baben. oamit iie Die Yel fiber
uns erbalten iollten.
- Durd sinsn Branb i'm @rbgeidof
Der Missserei bes Wtatbias Sang ar
Nllsn StraBe ON Samita8 Jtaht, Der
einen Sdaben pon $500 anrihtste, III
Der obsnauf i6lafsnoe 6idbrise Sobu
Salusfa burb ben Ranh eritidt NOR,
ben. Seuerwebrmanu Riharo yiortou
brans ourh Den Hauh uno bolte Doe
8ino, ieooh mar % ihon ioot. als CT
nit osmielben bas 5reie erreidte.