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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-02
rom Mars?

Tho worlds greatest "u:Iior.;y III
wireless l"irgraphy, Marcoii. believes
that radio ln", Sa"cS HAY" been re-
c"jvrd from the planet Mars. The an
nouuccmgn: has set scientists III many
countries discussing The possibility Of
wireless messages being sent from
Tl,c planet - another. 1t seems 20 b.
a.:.r"d ihat the ether, or whatever il
j. called which iirS between the
heavenly bodies. is capable Of trans
hitting wireless waves. so that IL Is
scientifically possible 10 send such
Messages, even from Mars to The
earth. Some scientists believe that
thc mysterious signals received by
MarcuHi were caused by tricks Of our
OWN atmosphere. Nevertheless Mar
conf and many others believe that we
are at the opening Of II marvellous new
era OF icnC-disranCc communication
with ncigEboring planets.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-02
Hioh and Low Points Of Land.

The difference between the highest
and lowest points of land in the
United States is 14.777 feet. accord
ing to the United States geological
survey, Department OF the Interior.
Mount Whitney, the highest point. is
1861 feet above sea level, and in
Death valley there is depression
that lies 2T6 feet below sen level.
These. two points. which are both in
California, are less than 80 miles
apart. This difference IN height is
small, however, compared with the
difference in The height and depth OF
land III Asia. Mount Everest rises
29.OO2 feet above sea level, whereas
the shores Of The Dead sea lie 1890
feet below sea leve:. total differ
ence in height Of 30.292 feet. Mount
Everest has meyer been climbed. The
greatest depth Yet found in any ocean
is 32,0SS feet. tho depth at a poiEt
about 40 miles north OF the island of
Mindunao. in the Philippines. The
bottom IF the sen at this point Is
therefore more tEan 1lR miles brlow
the summit Of Mount Everest.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-02
No Fences in China

No great demand exists in China for
barbed wire. Chinese farm holdings
are very small. and no attempt is ever
made 10 divide them off or separate
them from their nelghbors' by any form
of fence. boundary stones are all that
mark the dividing line between one
farm and another, and wire fence does
not ut all fulfil the Chinese idea of a
wall. to which they are most partial. In
respect TO the grazing Of sheep and
cattle. this is all done on hillSides, and
vacant lands. and the flOcks are
always under the care Of children and
old men and women. as in all eastern
countries.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-02
MORE RARE THAN DIAMONDS
Only Fifty Pisces Of Rose Ebony" in
Existence. and They Are Con-
si6ered Priceless.

4 gem 80 rare that diamond seems
common Ia comparison.
Sounds like an overstatcment.
doesn't it:
There is such Il substance. however
it is rose ebony"
Only about fifty pieces OF rose
ebony" are in existence today. and. as
its composition is known To only one
person its production is limited to such
an extent that 1t Is doubtful If there
will ever be more than few hundred
pieces at most.
Mrs. Sarah Scwell Jones holds the
secret of the exquisite eem--a jet
black substance, nearly as hard rs a
diamond. yet composed OF Il substance
Of which rose petals are the base.
Mrs. Jones from childhood has been
deeply interested In sculpture and she
early developed remarkable talent.
The idea of using rose petals as the
basis for substance with which to
work appealed to her as soon as she con-
ceived II. What a wonderful thing 1t
would be. she thought, If she could
preserve the beauty of the gardeners
fairest flower so that 1t would live for
centuries instead Of merely 4 few
days.
Numerous mechanical obstacles con-
fronted her in working out the
formula, but she finally found bow her
object could he attained.
Using several other inGredients-the
character OF which. Of course, she keeps
Secret-she works the rose petals into
q plastic composition which she molds
to suit her fancy. Then the piece is put
aside to harden. Every day Mrs. Jones
goes over the mold. working on 1t so
that it Will retain Its original lines
throughout the hardening process.
At the end Of three weeks the gem is
hard as flint-and then Mrs. Jones
puts on the finishing touches with her
chisel
The carving is unlike anything else
in the world. In some inexplicable
manner it seems to retain all the fresh
beauty OF the rose. to which is added
the artistry Of the maker.
Rose ebony will never be a drug
on the market. The process has been
known to Mrs. Jones for eight years
and In all that time only fifty or so
gems have been made. Even If Mrs.
Jones were to devote all her time to the
work she couldn't possibly make more
than six montl-which would only
mean few hundred In the course OF
her lifetime.-Vernon I. Lucas In the
Seattle acknowledgement.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-02
clty's "tiltch-Up" Unlike Farm'a-

City ways Of hitching up team
Of horses ia a wagon differ from the
oldfashiOned system In the country,
remarked former farmer as ne
watched n teamster "hook up" his
nags after he had delivered the new
liberty fingpole in City Hall park the
other day, according TO the New York
Sun.
The city teamstcr hacked his horses
to the wagon tongue and hitched up
the traces. Then he attached the
chains 10 the neck yoke and snapped
up his lines.
Now that's all wrong" said the
former farmer "When / was u kid,
] was taught 10 hitch up In front FIRST
so, If the team started to run, they
could not pull the wagon except with
the neck chains. But the first thing
Of all to do was TO get the lines in
order so yon could control the team
In case Of emergency"
Tho former farmer could not resist
asking the teamStcr why he hitched
ZAP that way.
well" replied the tearnStcr. "ev-
eryhody has their way of doing things.
This is the city way"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-02
Proved Value OF Milk AZ Food.

The value Of milk in the diet Is
shown impressively in an exhibit Of
two stuffed rats prepared by the Uni
ted States Department Of Agriculture.
The rats were of the same age, and
We're selected from two cages Of six
rats each. The rat which had its
cereal diet, supplemented with milk is
large-boned. well-developed speci-
men, while the animal which was fed
TO milk is an understood weakling
with skin clinging to poorly developed
bones. In life the rat supplied with
milk displayed healthy tissues, mus
cles and hone. and was marked by
smooth hair, bright eyes and good
color. Tie protein of the milk fuilds
muscular tissue. The mineral. eSpe-
1cially lime, produces strong bones, and,
the food accessories, or vitamineS. in
sure growth and health. The rat de-
prived Of these necessary food con-
stituentS had weak, ge,atinous bones,
thin muscles and small growth. Both
rats had wheat biscuits. On March
u each cage of six rats weighed iS5
grams; Oh May 4 the milk fed cage had
Increased to J42.5 grams, but Tie
otlcr had lost 1927 grams. or III
grams for encli animal.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-02
Get Rid Of DYING Trees.

Two men with crosscut saw can
bring down a tree IN letter shape than
one man with al ax, although an aS Is
good but slow. In many communities
where wood is plentiful company Of
men run power saw. This is an cas.
Ter and much more efficient method
than the bnndSaw way.
SO sharpen your trusty aS and lay
Il ut the foot of some dying tree. Put
It out of its misery and at the same
time make yourself some extra fuel
for the kitchen stove aud fireplace
Exchange.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-02
CONSERVING Wild Game

Increased bounties on ferocious api-
mails and destructive birds, and pro.
tcctiVe measures with a view to con-
serving the bear, which Is becoming
very scarce In many parts Of British
Columbia, feature new game regula-
tons which have recently been an.
nounced. Trapping of bear Is now
prohibited and only three bears NAV
now be shot in season. Bounty for
pnnthers has been increased to $40.
timber wolves 500, crows 90 cents,
magpies 20 cents, and big-horn and
snow owls, 81 each
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-02
MADE POSTMASTER IN 1889
Richard Fairbanks OF Boston APP
pointed by Massachusetts, Gen.
cral Court in That Year.

The first account OF the formal es-
in the records of the general court of
Massachusetts, by which. in 1879. IT
was ordered that notice he given that
Richard Fairbanks. his house in Bos-
ton Is the place appointed for all let
tiers which are brought from beyond
the seas or are TO be sent thither 10
be left with him and he is to take
care that they are to he delivered or
sent according TO his direction. And
he is allowed for every letter a penny
and must answer all miSclrriuges
through his own neglect in this
kind"
In May. 1868, by an act Of the gen
eral assembly It was provided that a
general post office may be erected by
Andrew Hamilton at Philadelphia"
and that Andrew Hamilton "or some
other as shall be appointed by the
king" should be postmaster general
''in these parts and his deputy or dep
uties in that office should demand, re-
ceive and take postage. etc"
In ITO. by act Of parliament. q
postmaster general OF the colonies
was appointed by the crown and au-
thorized "to keep his chief letter Of
fee" In New York and other chief let
ter offices at some convenient place Or
places In other Of his majesty's prov
inces or colonies Of America and also
10 appoint ali deputy postmasters.
In 1887 Benjamin Franklin was ap-
pointed postmaster at Philadelphia
and published the appointment In his
own newspaper in these words: mo
tice Is hereby given that the post Of
f1ce Of Philadelphia Is now kept at
b. Franklin's house In Market street
and that Henry Pratt is appointed
riding postmaster for all stages be-
tween Philadelphia and Newport in
Virginia. "-Kansas City Star.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-02
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that will
make application before the Judge
of the Circuit Court of Grecnbricr
County. West Virginia, on the first
day, of said court-Septcmbcr i3.
192l-for license to carry pistol.
My residence is East Rainellc, in
said Greenbrier county. | am The
Town Sergeant and Policeman for
the said Town of East Raincllc, ap-
pointed by the Council of sale.
town. and have given bond as re-
CURED by law. That as such Officer
there is good reason and cause for
carrying such weapon for the pre-
scrvation of the peace.
This 23d day of August, 1921.
ID. NJ. FLINT,
Zo-2W East Rainellc, w. Va.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-02
New African Cathedral.

Twenty years ngo the London Mis-
slonary society entered the L,apuIa
valley and occupied the area around
kazembe's--a country where Living
stone began his pathfnding. There
the l.. nj. S. has laborcd effectively
until they have about forty out-sChools
and 5000 adhCrents. Recently new
brick church has been erected at
MbercShi. and Dau Crawford. who IS
known among the natives AS Bwaua
Nkonga-"the Gathcrer OF the Peoples"
was invited 10 COnscCrate the build
Ing. Many Europeans came. including
government officials and high church.
men. and King ka2cmhe with all his re.
tinuc. Mr.. Crawford opened The Goth.
ic door With great ivory key carved
from al elephants tusk from the local
mnrsl"S. ~" key was Afterwards
presented 20 Nr. Crawford in cusket
Of lc.M mahc.tuy.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-02
Close to Terrible Death.

Buried alive. ii young workman in
Chateaudun, France had remarkable
escape after being lG hours in Il well.
He was fitting pump in q well GO
feet deep when the sides gave way
and he was buried 80 feet from the
surface. fellow workman, seeing
That alone he could do nothing. ut
once Informed the mayor Of the hamlet,
who In turn teicphoned the sub-prc-
feet of Chaicaudun. The latter ut
once dispatched TO the scene the only
troops at hand. n tank corps detach.
mcnt, and then tclephoned TO Yer
sailles for a detachment Of military
engineers to be sent by motor car.
Sixteen hours later Thion was rescued
alive, having been protected by the
props, which were fixed transversely
in the well TO prevent the sides fall
ing in while it was I'm course Of con-
struction. He was, however, very bad
ly bruised, and in such an exhausted
state that he was at once taken to
the nearest hospital.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-02
A Mental Strain

"I'm thinking OF Il trip to Paris this
summer"
REALLY, old man. You can't afford
that. You're not accustomed to that
sort OF thing"
II merely said I was thinking Of It.
| can afford to think, can't Il"
NO; that's what I meant You're
not accustomed to thinking. BIOS! On
Transcript.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-02
Church for Animals.

One Of the good things which have
gone to extremes seems ~ be the
First Church for Animal Rights"
which was organized recently in New
York. IFS plan 10 include regular Sun
day services. a school for children in
the cult and an animal Bible" com
posed Of Scripture passages inculrat-
ing humanity TO animals. The pur-
poses Of the new church are announced
10 he the teachings Of the oneness Of
life and the awakening of humane
consciousness the championship of
the rights of animnls. these rights be.
ing defined as similar to the hnrosn
rights az life, liberty and the pursuit
Of happiness: the development Of the
character OF youth through humane
education and the attitude toward hu
man organizations and animal socIe.
ties as their spiritual fountain head.
Baltimore American.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-02
Not Altouether Immune.

"Aftcr all, turner's life Is very
independent one
Maybe 1t is," replied Farmer Corn
tossei, so far rs food ana shelter are
concerned. But 1t has got so u farna.
or has TO have his troubles with 1lt
tires arI ro'coUut a"'r starters The
same ~ ordinary people"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-02
The Quiet He Missed.

you used to say that life without
me would be an aching void said
Mrs. Gabson.
$50 ! did, my dear" replied Mr.. Cab
son. YEARLY. "But ] didn't stop TO
think that the void would have the
redccming quality Of soundlessness.'
--BirmIngham Age-Hera'd.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-02

For Sale.--Bungalow, with all
modern convcnicnccs, just con-
plcted. 8 rooms and bath. J. '.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-02

Sorlpb ieie1t inbiat I Sieneiten, ifal
ga oqlaa babe tilitaaet, at ban peb
en- Inleonine CAB Ell uitprli9 Sange
Ell Sprai, nler, of oct NOT life eeertt'
Iia bar oeraf ban bsoe.
Sfi9bneipanser Srette DIN 81. =
Ropnono @elcb, en- 1S.aorie 6arm'
arbeioer, liaoer / Stnrp Gitp Spipi'
toI meo britot SicrneifaI % tilipne.
looerloe Isberl il9r, mebenS =. 8.
Sbinn, iom cicr 400 Ncres p9rbi.
fuIot Sarmlano / Storp County, er
anflaaet for at babe fnliit Den l,l1ge
MtanoS Soneo meb en- Sp9affel -
alt Tom Sslge al &rargel on ipr
Collars. 8elcb fom til SbinnS
Sarm, bpor man netop bolot poo
mco Sr9ifingerl, og giorbe arap pao
81, ion han poaitob Sbinn ifplote
ham for Irbeibe ira forrige Iar, oq
oa benlte neetebe at ifplbe no9et, ino'
bsb @elcb baln til at fonrne neb a
SGsiet for at foretage Spaisr, bill.
fet Sbinn oeiaa oiilog. 8elcb be
sprlbte iaa at fraple iig op paa SGs
Jet iii lin arebitor, bporpaa oennt
ipingeoe Segaflen nleb opennppntC
&eiultat. Gen ullge Nano bleu / e1
oelpis ~beoioItlss 5orfatning braat II
Soipitolet / Storp Gitp, bpor han:
SiIitanb betegnebcs iom meget fritiif
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-02

bore ube at gpen, bborfor @ange.
NETS CAB Si1aoelie til, of Ipiien bIep
uogibet iom alminbelig BEN Dag.
Statens 5armlaan. Gepartemen-
tet for Soutb Odfotas 2anbsfrebit
bar / 6isie 9age rapporteret, of Der
/ De fire slar iioen oct orsariierebes
ben lite Si,li 1917 er uhlaant ialt
$34, g $50 til Sarmere inben Stas
ten. Srobs arigen % De TRANCE 9er.
eetiber Den bragte fan 0epartemer.
tet begpnoe tit femte Iar meo Den
er1eitaaenbe 8efprb, of BET fun tar
bapt en- eneite "forecloiure", % oct
bar for en- Mortgage paa $1,000.
Happorten bier enbpibere, at Stoten
bolocr Tant / 2,195,050 9lcres 9an6
for bisie 9aan, boilfet gienneminit.
Zig life bliper mere END $13.03 pr.
Icre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-02

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NOro 9afota.

8if iippne. Wrs. either Inn
@ammeli, en- al Iortb 9afotns Gio.
neerfpinber og So Iar 9ammel, er /
Sarge fonlnlen alporlig tilifabe peb
at faloe neooper en- Srappe. lllpffen
inotraf ueo at Bum gift iispne.
Sre biot al gal Sat. Gre 8erio,
ner bar forrige llge UNDER Eaiteur.
bebanbling / Wabpeton efter at bore
blot al Ell Scat lioenbe al SonbIfrpf.
Satten bar blepen blot at Ell Sllnb,
iom leo al Den foriGrOelige Spgoom,
og gyens SunobeoSpGien bar paa,
lagt Tplitiet at ifpoe bpereneite Silno
Der piier iig paa 8aOen.
Mange bar liSt Saglfaoe. Sra
Statens Separtement for Saglasiu.
rance rapportereoes Sen 2Sbe Siili,
at @ntallet al arap paa iaaban Or
itatning oa bar naaet 1913. Der
bar iibite llge inotrlfiet finn fao
Saglitorme / Staten, men Cab bar
rapporteret fra 8rano SORTS, @alib,
Raniom, NcSntoib % Surlcist
Golntper.
Spgbinberitreif enot. Den lofale
IiOeling al 8ogbinoernes Union
@rano Sorts bar Den 29oe Suli az
blGit lin Streife for "A timers ar'
beiosuge, bporpaa arbeioet gienopto'
ses paa ben tioligcre 8aiis al 4S Il
mcrs llge. let iagoes at bore efter
Srore ira Den internationale Union,
at bette Sfribt blep taaet. 8oabin'
bernes Streif b%egpnbte Den lite Wai,
On nnbcrlis SiitOrie. Wtiis Gitber
Soloen, II Iar gammel, blep forle'
ben funben | Ell balpt bepioitlss 6or'
iatnin9 / ct S9relie | ct af Sar9os
SoteQer, iurret fait til Sengeitolper'
ne oa meo Sppebet trpffet giennem
S~opeoenoens Serniprinfler. Otter
at bore taget I'll Soipitalet i%ortaltt
bun isrit ON Ell "mpitiif Wano".
iom bapbe forimlet benbe, men tilitof
iaa, at bun ielp baobe blinbet fig oq
iat oct belle iicene. Ron 9arion blet
arreiterct iom meooelagtia | ben for
! unoerliae Siitorie,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-02
SDb 0afota.

&nnit nnber SrGffentaifine. Sra
Siour Sails meloes, at ben 13-aarige
Ssn al s. q. Sobnion, en- n9rboenoe
Sarmer, er beo efter at bore fonmen
tilitaoe ul0er en- Sr9ifemaitines
Siul.
Slbspanbe / Srene. gn SIbebranb,
Der Ell fort Sio trueoe meo OF lGgge
belle gpen Srene / Iife, bleD illlffet
efter at babe fortpret ire gpenineer
/ observation-disclosures. Sdbet meltes
at belebe Jig til $4,000.
ltlsffc paa Spitmarfen. Sliper
Slion, Sarnter peb 6lanoreau, lit lin
enc 500 iaalebeS ifamferet / ginoe.
rens &nipe, at Der bar Sare for at
Den maatte afi9ttes. San bar gaaet
foran &nipelle for at rengiere otsie,
oa Seitene blep ifrGmte % traf Wta-
ifinen oper bunl.
Nrr brrbt / Wclifreb. Sbelbon
Geeie, en- Irbeioer / 9upis glepator
/ Sllron Dor forleben nGr blepet
orpbt UNDER ct pplbigt Streb al Wtel'
iGffe. en- itor Stobcl al bisie SGffe
nar begpnot at ifrioe no % Wanoen
par allere6e Ilaoet omfltlo, oa Ell Nr.
beioSfomnlerat / itbIte Tiebllf ut re-
bet BAN pGf.
81 Cppi9lere unber Inflage. @il.
liam gesiingen % George 8orlfi,
forleoer orreitercoe iom Igitatorer
Tor s. @. SO, er efter ct forelsbigt
Sorhsr / Sio,tr Sails lot lunber Mn.
flagc for friminel SpnoifallSme.
Soaoon 6orbrpoelie i~traffes mtoer
Soltth Safpta5 Sope mes ira I til 20
Iars Spnqiel % Wtillft ira $1,000
til $4,000.
Statsienaturs SpSsbu. StQtsie.
nator Siauc 2incolu, nplig aigaaet
peo Spoen / lit Siem / 9ropn Gouns
tn, piier iig at bapc DGret Ell al
Soutb Satotas riqeite Wpub, ibet
bans SsOsbo beleber iig til orrfring
p Wiuioncr Collars. @nfen erbol-
Der @ienoomme til ell S9roi al
$150,000 % besi,oen Henterne al
I$150,000, Der boloes lin fruit.
Ssierc ltlbpriier. Gn nm % beie.
re Hris forefom iorrige llge paa
lllomarfebet / Belle Sourcbe, oa e.,
&eprGlentant for aaiblano & SO. al
Boston betalt 1874 Sent pr. Yuno
for bpao Ell itorre SaarepporGtter
ira Stroget peo Golpbcr Hioer bapbe
at bp0e. Smfring IA MiIlion Gunb
lilo bar til Cato anfommet til 9eae
6ourcbe, % oct pcnteoeS, at nof Ell
tpart WfiIlion Tulb piloe mobtages |
Sebet al DC nGite TO Tiger.
Gsan iaien / Surpiflinser. Ser
melotes 6reoag fra ,Siour Sails, at
National ganf oeriteos giennenl
Sbcriif @angeneis bar taget Sfriot
I'll at inooriue Ell 6ororing al $780,
900 MOB George @. Cyan, &eoaftsr
% uogiper al "Siour Sails 0ailp
Tre's", pg at oct belle Inl9g for llo.
9tpel'e al ocnne IpiS bar bellaalaat.
Den oprinoelige Sororing MOB Mr.
egan par Itcget til $4,000, o. She.
riff 8angeneiS iagoe, at bpi$ ocnre
Sim life bar tilpeiebragt inoen 9(f.
ten, piloe ban taac oG iGlac belle
) Soarperltolcn, DIR, Cyan melotcs at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-02

(Toriattes paa iipite SiSe')
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-02
Wtnueiotd.

VTuNO Il VuTIHtH. SeN llulc
9aapebpgning paa 8illiam 8ecfs
Sorm peo &utbtcn neobr9ltote for.
leben, ant9not peo SpnneoIla8.
@auf Inffet. Chippewa Gplntp
State 9anf / Wontepioeo meloes luf-
fet paogrllno al utilitr9ffelige Scott
tanter. Sorretningen perltcoes BOG
mart of iGttes / en- iooban 6orfut-
ming, at ben igien funoe aabnes.
srrifemaifiuerne igans. S On.
egren at Serglis Sails blco Sr9ite.
maifinerne for Iluor iat iaatlg De flo
ite Gage al forrige ltge, = oct tio-
ligIte nogen fan erinbre. @arstioen
err benne Gang rpffet trent / ben
Grab, of observation-disclosures hummer
paa ben Sib man palligpiS fisrte
9illberne.
%ltbnGpuclic. @ariielo 90. gropn,
Ibpofat / @lencoe oe en- al Winnes
iotas fremragenoe republifanife go.
Iitifere, er af @l,pernsr 8reuS ubs
n9pnt til at efterfslge Inorcp Srit5
iom Statens 8llblic Gramiter. San
tiente unoer arigen iom Waior. Scr.
8ropn er fsot / Bipeitone County
for SO Iar iioen.
Smeb brGbt peb Grplpiiun. Sobn
EQUITIES, Smeo / SoIanb, en- liben
gp n9r Npeitore, blep br9bt peo en-
Grploiion, Tom tnotraf ibet ban ipei.
iebe en- Stempelitang / Oct iaafalbte
"beab" al en- 9ampmaifin for Sr9if-
ing. aammeret blep iaa bcot, at bet
erploberebe, og ct fort Staalltpffe
traf bam / Sopebet.
Spno let faces let gaar. g. 8.
Goldberg, en- al 9ltlutbs befienote
Sportsmpno % 9rubeipetlllanter,
blcp forleoen plpnbret for en- $4,000
9iamantring % $4,000 / aortanter
netop iom ban ifulbe itige op paa Ell
Sporppgn. Sc $4,000 bapbe ban
nctop itlffet | Common Tom lit no
butte al @rboemnal peo Sagens
9aieball. Game.
0rGbt al 2pnet. grrelt Senfins,
en- ing 6armer nGr Seeming, blep
brGbt al 2pnet unber ben beftige
Storm, Tom ON aftenen Den 26be
Suli for ODER Otter Sail County.
Senfins bar if9rb meo of melfe en-
So, oa ban rammebes, % foruoen
ham blep ire aisr % EFT Seit orabt.
Ger falbt aoifiQig oper en- Somme
&egt UNDER benne Storm,
Iais % Epteter faar gGbe. st
giennenlblsoenoe &egn - oct fprite
al nosen itsrre getponins paa flere
Tiger = falbt ON Iftenen ben 26oe
SSSrlli ODER 8ipeitune County % an
ore 9eIe al Utinneiota, og Iais iua.
bel iom 8oteter blep oerpeb trent
biulpet. Sent plantebe Soteter bill
Dog 9ipe finn Tibet llbbptte. SABINE.
gauge % Sapeiager bleu lat / no.
merfet S%otfatning.
gpraabet bar "blaa" Rpnbtabeb.
Siitriftsbommer Gonperie al Soutb
Talll bar ofeioet en- aienbelie
bporpeb Blue gartbs gpraao gipes
fulb Wpnbiabeb til of aiennemfsre
en- Sororbning efter "blaa 2ooes"
Sororbnineen forbpoer
SsnoassforeItiainger al "WopieS",
hpilfen Tororoning oeo S%niunction
par lat no al getra9tning, men Com.