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Arizona republican., 1921-08-17
MESA YOUNG MAN
 LOSES FINGERS IN
 SAUSAGE MACHINE

MESA. Aug. 16.-Floyd Davis. 1T-year- old son of Henry Davis. pro- prietor of the o. K. Meat Market. met with serious and painful acci- dent Tuesday noon which resulted in the loss of three fingers and part of the left hand.
 While cleaning the sausage ma chine at the market and while the machine, which is run by electric power, was in motion. Floyd reached to the floor for hose Of running water. In bending with the right arm extended. the left hand uncon- sciously was lowered into the hopper and was dragged into the machine by the propeller shaft
 With presence of mind. the young man pushed the belt off the driving wheel and his screams brought his father to his assistance. The young man was rushed to the Nelson hos pital where 1t was stated later that while the thumb and small finger of the left hand are terribly lacerated, they may be saved.
 Floyd is prominent in high school athletics. having taken part in all the contests, being on the football and basket ball teams. He also was senator for the Junior class. M Montgomery House Burns to Ground The Montgomery House, owned by
 Minnie Sanders of Superior. was de stroyed by fire this morning at + o'clock. It was located on West First street close to the city hall and with l in a few feet of the fire house. The building being of frame construction | quickly burned and before the fire | fighters could get action the buiidins was a roaring furnace
 The cause of the fire is unknown fire xrf fn ha oh n, the house endeavored to save some relics, but the flames were so in l tense that. she was unable to do SO The building was one of Mesa's old {, landmarks. the grounds and premise.
 always looking well-kept. At th' ! present 1t is not known what thu ! insurance is Mrs. Jones tried ii vain to save the uniforms of her si,
 sons who served in the World war l but succeeded in saving only one
 that of the son who served with tn, Canadians for four years. All thu | medals. relics and mementos of thu l great war was destroyed
 Paul Huber Passes Away Paul Huber. one of Mesa's oldes residents, passed away at late hou | yesterday. He was the father O six children. two sons. Paul and E'
 Huber. living at Chandler. He ha | been suffering Tor the past rev months of heart and kidney trouble 1 No arrangements have been made fo 1 the funeral. Paul Huber came t l Mesa 40 years ago. from Utah, livinl
 in Mesa the first few years and tn
 remainder of his life living on hi | farm west of Mesa. He was ' | years of age.
 | Notice
 All members of the Oriental lodg No. 20 are requested to meet at tn
 Masonic hall in Mesa at o'clocl
 Wednesday evening to arrange fo the funeral of Brother T. l.. Lacy NJ. l.. Gibbons, Worshipful Master. Theaters
 Majestic-"The Perfect Crime. | comedy drama with an all star cast Bray Photograph.
 | Gilbert--Wanda Hawley Tn "Th'
 Snob" Pathe News. Comedy: "Foo' for Thought"
 Tempe = "The Miracle Man." al
 star cast Comedy: "The Kidnappers Revenge.'
 l Chandler-Elaine Hammerstein fl
 "The Girl from Nowhere" Harols
 Lloyd comedy: ''The F1irt." Ton
 Santchi in Beyond the Trail"
Arizona republican., 1921-08-17
TEMPE GIRL IS WE'D ID PHOENIX MAN IN
 PRETTY CEREMONY

TEMPE. Aug. 1e.-A very pretty wedding took place at the J. H. Cum mings home. north of Tempe bridge on Tuesday morning at o'clock when Miss June Cummings became the bride of Wiley R. McEihaney, Rev. D. H. Reid performing the cere- mony. Only the immediate relatives and a few close friends were present
 Mrs McElhaney is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Cummings and is young woman of charming person. ality. She has lived in Tempe most of her life and received her educa- tion in the Tempe schools. Following her graduation from the Normal in 1914, she taught three years, later ac- cepting position in the postoffice. where she has been a most efficient clerk ever since. She met her hus- band at the state convention of postal clerks. which was held in Phoenix last November.
 MT. McElhaney is a postal clerk in the Phoenix postoffice. Imme-
 diately following the ceremony the
 young couple went to Phoenix, where they took the early train sor the
 Grand Canyon. After visiting the Canyon and other points of interest
 in northern Arizona. they will return ] to Phoenix to make their home. Their
 many Tempe friends extend best wishes.
 | Hero For Short vaestien Mrs. Hallie Johnson who is here from Los Angeles to visit her parents, 1 MT. and Mrs. Denver Homsiey at their home near Phoenix, spent | Tuesday in Tempe with friends. Mrs. | Johnson expects to return to Los An- l geles about September l, having ac> cepted school teaching position for the coming winter.
 leavss For Prescott Mir. and Mrs. Oberls and daughter
 left on Tuesday morning for Prescott I for the benefit of Mir. Oberle's health. | Waiting Parents
 | John Moeur arrived Tuesday morn-
 ing from Chicago to visit his parents. J Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Moeur. Mir.
 Moeur expects to return in about e month to resume his studies in tho Il University of Chicago.
 Leaves On eusiness Trip | T. J. Hughs left on Sunday evening
 for points in Louisiana, Arkansas and
 Kansas on a combined business and T pleasure trip.
 II Mir. H. smith of Clifton visited ir Tempe on Tuesday, enroute to Flag , staff for his wife and children. whs ! have been summering there. Mir
 Smith is brother Jaw of Mrs $ ' B. Drolliger.
 ), Spending Vacation In Payson Miss Thelma Cummings left or , Sunday morning for Payson. whers , she will spend a few weeks vacation Arrive From Ei Paso
 MT. and Mrs. Laurence Austin ar.
 rived from Fl Paso on Sunday morn ing and will visit relatives in Tempo for some time.
 Move To Maple Avenue Mrs. Taylor Gardner has moved
 from the Roach house on West Fifth
 street to the Charles Alexander house
 on Maple avenue.
 | Will Spend Vacation On Coast I Mrs. McCann left for Los Angeles
 on Monday evening to spend two
 weeks vacation. Mir. McCann has q II position in Tempe with Twohy Bros
Arizona republican., 1921-08-17
Metals

NEW YORK. Aug. 16-Copper un- settled; electrolytic spot and nearby 12@12A: later. 12A@12N. Tin easier; spot and nearby, 26.25; fut- ures, 26.25. Iron nominally un- changed Lead steady: Spot, 40 Zine quiet; East St. Louis delivery spot, 4.20Q4.25. Antimony. A60.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-17
Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK, Aug. 16-Liberty bonds closed: 3&s. sSS.so: first As, $s7.So lid: second As, ss7.70: first A. sS7.S2; second 4As, 0S7.72; third A, ss1.s6; fourth A, sS7ss: Vic tory. 3As. S9S74; Victory, 4%s, $s8.74.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-17
Crdins

CHICAGO. Aug. 16.-(Close): Wheat-Sept. $1.22: Dec. s1-231z Corn-Sept. 55Ac: Dec. 5s%c. Oats-Sept- S31zc: Dec. s7c. Pork-Sept. $175o
 Lard-Sept. s1os7: Oct. s1oso. Ribs-Sept. $s.so: Oct. $9.22.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-17
Cotton Futures

NEW YORK, Aug. 16-Cotton fut- -ures closed steady: October, 1900; December, 13.41; January, 13.43; March. 1866; May, 13.77.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-17

The mathematical plus sign for ad- iition is an abbreviation of P. the first letter of plus
Arizona republican., 1921-08-17
COPPER

NEW YORK. Aug. 16-American bar silver. 99Ac; foreign, 61A. Cop per unsettled, quotations unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-17
I<61S1'


 Notify c. E. Connor. phone 4s24. bn
 LOST
 On evening train from Casa Grande to Phoenix, Aug 3. bank book on Ma tional Bank of Arizona, notes pay ables to J. M. Ruggles: note for S147 made by c. B. Cleveland: l note for $100 made by o. Hanson, notes indorsed by J. M. and s. c. Ruggles. Liberal reward for return to J. M. Ruggles. 213 W. Washington. bn STRAYED-To Valley Ranch com pany's ranch at Litchfield, one bay mare 5 years. brand 9V9 left shoulder, one brown roan mare, years old brand 9v9 left shoulder, one bay horse colt brand E left shoulder and left hip. Owner may have this stock for calling at Litchfield office and paying pasture bill. c. H. Water house. ranch supt. dd $50. .o0 reward for the return of one white gold ring set with diamonds and one plain white gold ring Dan McDermott 1929 N. 1st St. Phoenix
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Arizona republican., 1921-08-17
KANSAS CITY

feeder lambs strong to higher; $s.s0 paid late yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-17
LOST AND FOUND

STRAYED-From pasture, one large bay mule, branded J. c. on left shoulder, also blind in one eye. Notify c. E. Connor phone 1924 bn
Arizona republican., 1921-08-17

KANSAS CITY
 KANSAS CITY, Aug. 16.-CATTLE Receipts 21,500; beef steers steady to l5 cents lower; some bids off 20 cents: top yearlings s10.5O@10.S0: best 1900 pound steers s10.40: other fed kinds $s@10.15; early sales grassers $5.256s: she stock. stockers and feeders steady to 15 cents lower; most cows s3.5094.75: choice kinds above $5; early sales stockers S4.50@ s.1o; feeders s6.3oq7.15; some held over s7.50; calves steady; practical top on vealers s7.5o; bulls weak; canners weak to 25 cents lower; bulk s175@2.
 HOGS-Receipts 5000; open slow with few sales lights and mediums to shippers 10@15c lower than their level yesterday; sales light and me dium to both shippers, packers, gen. orally steady with yesterdays aver age: few closing sales: most heavies 10 to 20 cents higher: packer top $9.75; prime 320 pound weights ss.75: shippers top $9.s5; bulk of sales sS.35 @9.75; stock 10 to Is cents lower; very few over $10.10.
 SHEEP-Receipts 5000: steady to strong: best light ewes 34.75: lambs steady; western Kansas $lo; natives $9.50.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-17
AUTO STAGE TIME TABLE

the Apache Trail Saturday Leaving Friday To Tempe Mesa hourly To Cashon Arlington and Gillespie 1465 UNION STAGE DEPoI East
Arizona republican., 1921-08-17
DENVER

DENVER. Aug. 16.--CATTLE--Re- ceipts 800; market weak; beef steers $66S:. cows and heifers s3@6; calves s3.5o@ $50; stockers and feeders. 8 @4.
 HOGS-Receipts HOO: market 25 cents lower; top S10: bulk ss@s.50.
 SHEEP Receipts 2700: market steady; lambs $7.s0@ $50: ewes $3.5o Q4.5o; feeder lambs $6d7.25.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-17
RADIATOR REPAIRING

Radiator repairing. cleaning with out chemicals; new cores put in any car: dents removed from bodies. G. Vogel, Is E. Monroe St. 9R
Arizona republican., 1921-08-17
AWNINGS

TENTS, AWNINGS AND CAMP FURNITURE. We make everything known that will fool rain and sun. Phoenix Tent & Awning So.. Cor. 1st and Monroe Sts. Phone All. If
Arizona republican., 1921-08-17
BOOKKEEPING

Systems installed; your bookkeep- ing done daJ1y. weekly or monthly. A. Edwin Greene, Accountant. 1402 w. Van Buren. Phone 566s. gb
Arizona republican., 1921-08-17

AUTO PAINTING
 DETROIT AUTO PAINT SHOP SIS s. Central Ave. Phone 4677 If Apache Auto Paint Shop. We paint while you are on your vacation. 7th Ave. and Washington. Phone 4264
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Arizona republican., 1921-08-17
euslNEss chANcEa

FOR LEASE-A modern Broom hotel; first class in every particular; furniture for sale on very reasonable terms. Address Box SPA, Mesa, Ari- zona. if you are responsible and mean business. If
Arizona republican., 1921-08-17
WANrEp-HELP. MALE

: WANTED A jeweler to take charge of repair bench and sell goods. Regal Drug Co.,. Casa Grande, Ariz.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-04
Sin Seuer Dos. einen &beil Der
gotionnl Stod g)arOs in @ait ct.
2ouis einGiderte, Oeruriadte einen
@igentbmlS ihaben bon $5OO,O00.
Neue An5eigen
Saufiasnng.

8ir m09ten bierOur6 alen MEL
DIE Dem 8esr1bniiie u%nierer geliebten
Ml,tter uno @roBmlitter,
Spanctte Siltbcg,
b~eipobnten unb baburd ibre Ebetl-
nabm1e on lnIerem bcrben Sdn1erae
befunbeten, iomie allen Sreanoen
llno 8ermm1oten insbcioroere, Srat
Barbara SiltbeD, fir Die urts ertpie'
ienen unperseBliden 2iebesOienlte,
unieren ber5li6iten 9anf ousipreh'
en-. @benfous unieren innigiten
Cant ben 9abrtudtrGgern uno be-
ionoers Serrn @aitor 81. s. Seas
mann fir feline parnlen @orte oeS
Groites ln6 Der @rinnerung.
Die tranernben Sinbcr nnS
GruRfinocr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-04
OeItlid gebenoe 3iise
@abrnns fir ben mcnIdliden 9Dr'
per.

8enn sic &oit Den &orper ernab-
rem ion, nulB lie gut ansgegli6en
iein unb cine eeniigenbe Menge bon
Ben 8eItonbteile entbdlten, Die man
oils meIentli9 fir Die @rboltitng bes
2cbe1s erfonnt bat. 0ieie 8eitano'
teile iesen ii6 suiammen: 1. aus
ItidItpffboltigen S%ubItanSen; 2. aus
StGrfe urb 3uder; 3. aus Selen
u1o Soften; a. aus 8aiIer uno Sala.
en-; 5. aus suiGsliden Rabrungs-
Iubitan5en. Die bon jeoem 8eItano.
tell t1glid ~nottpenOige Renge miro
in aalorien o0er @drmeeinbeiten
nl,sgeoriidt. 8er idpere @rbeit
perri6tet, fat tdgli6 5Dii6en $500
500 &alorien nottuenOig. Gin
8fun6 Sleii6, elm 2aib 9rot unb IA
Bfltnb Set entbalten ungefabr $500
&alorien. Monde f6nnen nit tpenig.
err %arsfommen, uno an6ere Der.
brauden mebr, aber Die %genanntc
Sumnte ltellt ben 9i,rdfdnitt Dor.
Die Itidltoffbalti9eu Sltbitan5er,
mie Sleiid, gier, @iIdprotein, bas
@lllten bes 8ei5ens nnb 9eruiiier
8emiiie ballet @emebe ltnb SleiI6
altf. Dele unb Settle, bon 8flan5en
rpie bon Sterel iofpie aud ~itGrfebol.
tige Rabrungsmittel, mie 8rot, Scar
toffeln, &eis, &itben, ltIp. geben On.
ergie uno @Grme. Sci ser 3uberei.
tlng bes Sleii6es m4b geniigenb
8Grn1e o~ngepnnbt meroen Inn Die
tieriiden Saraiiten, Die es entbalten
mag, 81 5erit0ren. 9as &oder
mo6t allf Die @enebe nei6er, mel
die Sic Mdlsfelfaiern ~suiamnenbol'
fen; e8 madt oas Sleii9 3art, appe'
titlid), perbaulid uno i6madbafter,
Obit lit nottpenbig I'M Die Bflon5en.
iGuren a1t Iiefern 5ur 8ilbung Ser
fobGeniollren Sal8e, ipel6e our @r'
baltung Der alfalii6en 8eidoffenbeii
0eS 9Iltes ~notmenbi9 iino. Mine'
roliol5e lino ebenfaaS bon meIent'
li6er 8ebelttung. @emiiie unb Obi
i'm roben 3uItonoe miiiien Dor Dem
@cnuB griinblid gctpalden nerOen
Inn etlpo borbonoene i66bli6e Seine
3lt e%ntfernen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-04
8crbanblnngen Der Bitten r~esnlareu
Sagnns Der Stats. 2csislattr.

SbmobG Ole bciben SGltier Der Sc.
eisIotur ibre Arbciten in Der lebten
8ohe ctruns bei6leltnigt baben, iin6
feline g(ltSiidlten mebr borbanOer,
boB nit Sen nod borliegcnoen @e-
ShGften inrerboIb Scr 70 Gage, Die
fin cine Seiiion borgeidrieben iin6,
dufgcr11mt pcr6en fam. @s fro9t
iih jett MIR nod, mic Iange bie Sc.
0isfotltr BIS iiber sic Sriit binous IN
Situn9 bIeiben mt,B. ga nod ab.
Ialtf Ser 70 Gage 6as EogegeIb Der
NitoIieoer bon So arf 81 pro Gag
~reou3iert miro, biirften peniqe Der
8oIfspertreter 9roBe 2uit beripiiren,
Iange nodauiiben. gtad Dem nod 81
erle6igenocn 9olenber sl urtbeilcn.
miro cine ISOLDE n0thig iein, Inn Die
nod Dor Der 2eeislottr ihmebcnbGtt
8orlogen entipeoer anaunebmett, o6er
5u bernerfen. Seine friibere 0lii.
fourier 2egislot1lr bat lire Irbeiten
lie inncrbolb DER 70 Gage boaen6et,
init IuSnabme IN Den Sabren, IN De.
tten man sic llbren 60 bis 100
Sttnben itile Itebeu IieB, Die 70.
tGgige Sriit miro am Is. MGro ob.
lmlfen, ltno "a 5pei Sonntoge 6os
Sluiihen fauen, bleiben MIR nod 10
&rbeitsta9e iibrig. @otp. tSpoe bot
erfldrt, bab er 5lpiihen Ser regel,
mnBieen Situng rtnb Ser Spe5iaI-
flung our GrIebigrng Ser 2anh.
ftraBen.8 orlagcn bier bis feds $50.
den Oerflieben loiien iuerbe, Inn Den
Witgliebern @eleeenbeit 5u gebcn,
ibre Santen 5u beitelen un6 lire sc.
i6afte at regefn.
Had elmer &onferen5 nit Dem
8oriiser beg $ousfinan3 @omites
COB Der @ouberneltr feline 3uitim,
ritne 81 elmer @eiammtberipiIligunt
bon $6.047, S92 fir Ole itaotli6er
@r5iebungsanItolten fir Die SinanS
periooe 1921 Bis 1923 uno $3,S2S,
685 fir Die itoatliden 8obItbGtig
feitSanitaIten. 9ies itnb 5pei @il
lionen ,rnS $750,000 mebr ols fiji
bic Iette Sinanaperio6e bieien Gn
ftalten betpiIliet tulrbe. Die Uni
berfitdt 5u Columbia a1ein erbG[
r1tno anoertbalb Wilfionen mebr fiji
Die ndditen auei Sabre, bur,,nte,
$150,000 fit elm neues Sroueree
bdtoe, $4,000 fir cine nelie aroit
nnlage uno 100000 mebr fir @e
bdlter Der S~afi,ItdtsmitsIieoer.
Die 8orlase, Die cine 8erpiqieitni
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-04
MItftipn.

llntfraeih""t" miro ouf Der Gam
5iealer trGass be @eiIe iiiHlib bon
&eribine, anl
9ienstas, ben Is. @ars,
beginncnb / llbr no6mittogs, fol.
gigentbum aitf 6ffentIider
Seriteigerllng an Sen Meiitbietenoer
berfaufen:
Gin 5 Sabre alter MouIeieL, 1872
Sanb bod; 4.jdbrtger @nlIeieI.
1872 San6 bod; @ildfi,b ltno &nIb.
tr66tige altb, 2 &inoer, zines %.
bon trGdtie; juneer Stier, 4.iabri.
ger Bun, Nlittcridipein, 5 2Gi,fer,
Deere GornpfIan5er, 70 gut
ME; Section.g eee, S. S. GAZE
S6oufel . Gultibator, elm Get Gue-
@eidirr, 3aumc ,tno 3iigeI, so.
8eiaeniGfe, 9ii6en.R ange, 70 gut
ipie net; &oblolofen NIT 3 Slant
men, @bebrolet Mlltoutobtl, Weobel
ltnb bieIe anbere @rtifel at sablreid
I'M bieIelben bier at benenren.
8ebineuneen: $40 nno tuenieer
iinb boar gu aoblen. 9etr6ee iiber
$40 feds @onatc CREDIT segen SEQ.
te nit gutter Siderbeit, 6 Bro5ent
.5instrugenO nod SGIliefeit. &ein
artifel barf entfernt lper0en fir
pel6en nidt abeere6net tpuroe.
SIM SaGle es am Is. MGr5 regner
ioate, finoet Der @erfo,tf am ndhIten
Sage Itatt.
"S 6. Sie9Ier, IT,,
8erIbing, Ro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-04

bon 100000 CUR &oaenbung ser
8anogemGloe I'M &opitoI horiiebt
unb Ole Ietten 9ienstag pom Senat
NIT II geger Is Stimmen obgeIcbnt
murOe, gelangte om Sreitog blrr6
@icOerrpGglng ipte0er altf Sen &o-
LENDER unO mrrbe foIt c~initimmig sur
&eini6rift %berluieIen, nodoem bieiel.
be babin amen6iert moroeu mar, oab
Ons @elO uttter 4ufii6t oes @ouper-
ncltrs oerousgabt tper6en ToIe.
ReprGientant Miles' SorIogc fir
Die Sdaffuug zines Itaotli@en
Worftb,treoi,s fir Sic 2i3eniiGrltn9
oaer &ommiiiionsb6nbIer pitrbc sur
&einIdrift beripieIen. 0ieie Si5ens-
Itellcr iol einbol6 8rp5ent Der 9rlt-
%toeinnobmen Der in Sra9e ltebcnOen
SGnoler betrogen. @te Mi[eS iogt,
lit Die Sorla9e ballptiGdli6 Oofiir
beitimmt, Die Sarmer gegen cine
lleberbortbeiltm9 getpiiienloier Sdnb.
Ter al ifiiben.
Gum oritten Mtal ipitrhc i'm Senot
Die itoatlife Steucreinfommen.Sor.
lagc in 8ieoererip6gitng ee5ogen.
amen6irt uno oneenommcrt. 9ie
Stcterrate lit orf 1 8ro5ent, icitbe,
1h &roaent, ltn6 Die Steuerfreibeit
fir 2eoiee auf $500, ieitbel
$1,000. unb fir 8erbeirotbGtc oll'
$4,000, Ieitber $4,000, uno $500.
ieitber 5000, fir jebes obbGnaiet
&inb feItgeiett.,
In9enommen nlir6c i'm Senat
cine &orlage, meldc porihreibt, baf
Der Noute bes 8atcr8 zines &in6es
gon5 gleif, Of ioldes elmer geietli
den Che entItommt o6er iinebeltd
lit, inn @eburtsidein oufgefiibrt mer
ben mllB.
DDS Salls poiiierte bic 8linoen
fiiriorge 8orlaee, Die Beniionel
bon $500 biz $500 per Sabr fiir be
biirfttge 8lin6e trn6 cine Steuer boz
&c per 500 Steuernertb a,,r auf
bringing zines 9cniionsfonbS Dor
iiebt.
annobnte fono im Senot oie 8or
lagc, Iout melder Srarten bon Ster
er5ablern ols Mitelieber oes 81
2oltiier Sdrtlrotbes moblberedtig
iinb.
Ginitimntig tp1lroe I'M Genot 81
: Sorlage angenomnerl, peldc 81
8ieberbcrbeiratbrng geidiebene
8erionen innerbaB zines Sabres boz
Der Sdeioltng ON berbietet.
: annabme fono I'M $auie cine gol
lage, uelde fir ben Marn Die glei
den Refte on benz RabInb feline
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-04

@attin poriiebt, mic Tie 8ittipen nuf
Sen &adlab hires @atten baben.
Die ieit Dem 9iirgcrfriege in ieber
2cgisIaturiibung cinecIoufcne @nt.
ihdoigungs Snrberun9 bes Sdnie-
gcrpatcrs bon Rifnrb 8artbol6, sic
I'M 2aufe ser Sabre olif Iettercn
iibergegongen lit, murbe bonn &omite
I'M Sauie bcfiiriportenb eit1eerctdt.
Sic Itiitt iiG o,,f NidteinboItun9
zines 9rltdfontroftes ourt sic
Stoots. &egierung 1,nb beId1lft itd)
iest ouf $125,000. 8ortbol0t bat
Ii6 aber bcreit erflGrt, ii6 nit $685.
900 obfinoen 5t lniien.
Sie &ritif Der &lei6er Der in Ser
2eeisIotllr beIdGftieten Sralten bat
einen Stllrm Ser Gntriiihlne mod9e-
rufen, ni6tS0eitopeniqer aber ciucit
@edieI sltm 9eiieren i'm @efolgc ecs
hubt. Gum gr6Bten EbeiI ging oieie
&ritif, sic lid, namentli6 auf bic tief
utrsgeidnittcnen &IeiOer unb fltr3cn
&0fe ser illreen 9anten be5og, bon
ReprGientont SSoBn 6. 9pott, Dem
S(ltrleiter ser Nepltblifoner unb
&oriiber BEG 8eqebmt.& omites aus.
Wit GROCER Webrbeit iiberpies on1
0onnerstog bos Salts bie critic Der
bonn @ollberneur befilrlportetcn Sor.
logcn altr Reorgoniiierltng Scr Ser.
tpoItllng oe8 StooteS sur &cinidrift,
nGmlid iene, melde bie Shoffun9
0eS Mnttes eineS StadtSfomniIIGrs
fir 2an6nirtbidoft poriiebt. Ole
@iniuGnoe ser 0cn1ofraten nltrben
nieoergeItimmt. Wan betradtet Die
Nt6itimmune oils Elm Sor5eiden bas
fir, 0oB Ser @ol,pernertr aIle feline
Rcorgoniiations 9l1ne bltrdicten
pir0.
9os Sals bate befnnntlif lette
ISOLDE cine &eIolution oneenommen,
GrGiioent Snrbing ein5uluoen, im
2oufe BEG Sommers @iilouri SIT be-
iuden uno luorcn $4,000 bcWiui9t
mor6en, ltm bofiir Elm &omite nod
8oibington 5t ienben our lteber.
bringing Der @inIuorng, aber Der
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Dung ioG Dem 8rGiioenten bon Den
bci6en Scnotoren ltn6 Ben 16 &ons
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braht mer6en.
Sm Sauie mltrbe nod cine Sor-
loee einecreift, sic ben Serfallf bon
Mtl6 in @iIiouri berbietet, Die bon
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Inftipn.
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l1nteraei6nete miro in ibrer Sob
nllng in Morriion. an
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beeinnenb 1 l1br nodmittagS, fol.
genoes peri6nli6e gigentbum 0ffent.
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Gonge, Sei8ofcn, uno iGmmtlide
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idoften, 81 5ablrcid Inn bieielben
a1e 81 be1lernen.
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Sa Serfanfeu: 8uggb-S dlitten in
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500.
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Sn nerfanfen: meine Sarm bon
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Iteben inter gult11r, Der Rcit beitebt
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es 8obnbal,s iorpie rei@lid 8ai'
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