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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

Thssr Presentation q a Ven Mediocre
Pla1 Isl esenLas.

A good slzssi aGal@nce. ~hieh @oal1 Irs-
badly hass bssn asFZsf lad lle eia beet
~oar 5aeaei0rs. ssE ~CheFabs a. Po--
ems Last night. hobl1-oE and CFaas have
ss1a5alsnad their fspat4tlGl 81 oollasdlals
Throughout ale 1oantrg. assisted .lta god
laalefiai. -hieh dlsG lsset tisir aoLiatles and
peculiar ts1lsaEs. h.aa thtg nopec fec s0e
eess. % had ssS8snt q .l las llag gwen Aast
sssnlaz. thsg would PROBABLY De ~ Ae~
Isrk "a Lhs -o.ssaIs siEhoat al engass-
aasnt-n0 iEasa11Aiioa az al thaE lasIr seE-
Ius l. fadlng-bat " Chsruha ~ llself r.
s4zxaxsilg constructed. totally sirhout fea-
son % argument IA rs slot and Arrange
meat And a. the aath0r labored. as hs esi
IDENTIFY did, - Hlaks Faa1i0s and saH Ltyhs
TIC lsadinS parts, ths uln0r ehArae tess are
nos 0nlg desaltory n dlzlogue. bat al sea
A. far - being made ~ wInd about 4ny
nnaIe o. elimination l. concerned. With
these c1a1actsrs disi i0intsd and without aFdor
and feeling sufficient u IIstIfy action, the
whole bar-ien u ihs play + thrown upon
Mess. Robson Crane, who assume
the ehs1ractsrs Of Phsdaas and
Eaa Dgks, respectively. They make the
tbs best II these E&O parts and b consider
ably strainiag, succeed seeeptably Ia divert
ing attention from the short conings IA the
other paTtr. IL = too bad thai they Who are
capabls u excellent work with the proper
material. should consent u allo~ their good
reputation a. Comedians. 10 wayer and. .lose
prestige A. it certainly viii with such al Ia
different play a. 'CheFubs. They invested
AL the spirit and amiabilitY possible into
thesr parts. and we're able al times % ave
a zleaGn Of the ability and genius
which they possess and which
no one, Who has seen them IA other pieces
IN their repertoire doubts that they POSSESS.
The company supporting them dad excel
lently considering the inferiorlty OF the
lines 4nd situations they had TO cope with.
Messrs. Robson and Crane Will probably ap-
pear here next year ia their grand presenta-
ton OF the Two Dromios," for which
special sceuery and costumes Is now being
prepared IN Europe
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

A brakeman who came IA on the Newaygo
division OF the q. 4 W. NJ. rOad last night,
said that Miss Smith, who teaches school a
few miles this side of White Cloud, was ser
iOusly injured Monday morning by jumping
from train. II seems that she had been III
the labit OF boarding the train at White
Cloud on Monday morning, and riding down
% crossing near the sehool-house. where
the conductor would stop and let her of.
Last Monday the conductor told her that his
train was late, and be could not stop for her.
bat she was anxious 10 reach her school, and
determined TO take the chances of jumping
of. When the train reached the crossing It
was RAINING about thirty miles an hour.
She Jumped, aad was injured that II u
thought she will not recover.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

Mrs. Eliza Allies, Of ll3 Carrier street,
brought her fourteen year-old stepson, Rob
ert ALLIES, 10 Police Headquarters at /
O'Clock tins morning, and requested the Off
GERS u take care of him. SIZE said she could
not control him; that he ran around town
nights. coming home late; that he had kicked
her and threatened 10 whip her: that her
baby was sick. not expected To 1--we until
morning. and she was Obliged to ask the
officers 10 take care of the boy. Robert l.
evidently a bad boy. He told Sergeant Hur-
ley that the reason he had trouble with his
20 20 shool, bat would rather run about
town. Mr.. ALLIES. the boys father. Is at
work IN a sawmin at Paris, Mecosta county.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29
WEST SIDE DRUG STORE.
Mrs. Nellie PrindIe, Proprietor.

The extensive and popular Drug Store of
Prindle Brothers, located on the corner OF
West Bridge and Front, and known A. the
West Side Drug Store has Just been puT-
chased by Mrs. Nellie Prinde. and by whom
the institution will hereafter be conducted.
It Is the largest and most complete estab-
lishment of the kind on the West Side and
Eill rank favorably with retail houses of the
same kind ON the East Side. A large sup
ply of new goods have Just been added to
the stock. thus making the assortment com
plete throughout. Everything in the way of
Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils, Perfumery,
Patent Medicines and all other goods usually
kept IN a first-class drug store may be pro-
cured at this house and at the lowest possible
prices. ID. b. Van Buren,, graduate of the
Cleveland, Ohio Pharmaceutical College, of
= years experience Is the prescription clerk
and ]. W. Harvard tie business manager.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

Hon- s. 3 Fsiisss. af Cadillac. was IN ths
rits yesterday
Ef. Waite. post'nssfer ~ Ovid. va in
the cifF yesterday
Benjamin Wolf. ~ Evars IA ia Tire city
sizi1Ez has rarents.
Rev W r. Rocher snd wife are t. leave
soon fer California
~ e. Ahfte. ~ Nanistee. and J r. Wyhe
~ fetsser. are in the ritY.
Fhihp Heit and e. s. Williams. II God
erfcb. Canada Ara here 1n legsi business.
feaze kfnl-hury. treasurer ~ Nus
kesrrt szInntv. speut yesterday I'M the eity
Miss ~nsie Riodretf. who has been spend
ing Sc winter IN R.1stsn. - expersed home
tfl@ wees
Mrss Wns. Carpenter. 81 Nsckfusv City.
- visiting friends here. upcn her way home
froni n seuthe-n trip-
Nagsr-sleet Ssnith. ~ Eig Rspisis. sad 81
D. this vtrung gesf nayur Ia tae State. vss IN
fi,e eitr yesterday. H r uot lnIte p Tears
oisi
CHIEF of Deieeriva. Ncran. vho has beeu
rs,ya f,,.,ss 80 hia ns,lsas 81 aiae~e ~ aaarie
hree n,.ss,ths xss shie - he 3sTn towr pa~-
s~.lnv
ts4a ~ & Hstztleraid and Nre f'txtser,id
seausar fsr Naw fork. flsere lheg
snrhte~ Mf.a eelie. tni aDl fsr
sinrsfar They - et encs tn
spend strie tnse tn ItaiF.
Farera Ffil sleo ~ v'sitfsi.
tiru A,fae sf,ont SerteEn.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29
YssTERoAY,s COURTS.

Ctas,uIT.-Lucas McliOwen W. Ebenezer
HI. Cady. Replevin. Judgment by consent
for defendant. for sl1 cents and costs, m
cluding al attorney Tee OF Slu.---kusseli
II. WOOdWin v. Lerah '. Cheney. Assuinp-
at. On trial.
PoIIcK-City ". X. A. Brown. Patrick
Hogan, Isaac Loyeland and Jesse Sweet,
drunks. Each paid S5.35.--Albert Living
stone, dlsorderiY, paid costs, $3.50
PKoBArk-E-tate of Peter Hegadone, de
ceased. Administrator annual account
iled.-Estate OF James Benton, deceased.
Commissioner warrant issued TO James
Hill. Albert Bennett and Charles Waterman.
Estate OF David B. Martindale, deceased.
Administrator tnal account filed, and June
/ set for hearing.--Estate OF Maria II.
Martindale deceased. Administrator final
Estate of Alfred i. Watson, minor IN
ventory filed Order granting guardian the
rents and profits of real estate for the sup
port OF said minOr.--Estate of Solomon
Wright, deceased. Commissioner report
filed, and decree for payment of debts.--
Estate of Chester l.. Lamphere ct al, mi
nors. Order appointing Mary Ii. Lamp
here uardian.--Estate of Marlnus Very
zer, deceased. Will and petition for pro-
bate filed and May % set for hearing.-
Estate of l.. ;. Scranton, deceased. Report
of sale of real estate confirmed. Estate
OF Isaac Cnsser. mentally incompetent.
Guardians first annual account filed.
SUPERIoR-Jane A. Hubbard VS.. Mary T..
Henderson,. In chancery. Discontinued
without costs.--Nelson Hansen vs.. The
City of Grand Rapids. Trespass on the
case. Demurrer by defendant sustained.
Sarah +. Mcmillan vs.. James Mcmillan.
Divorce. Decree granted complainant.--
Genevra Johnson vs. James Johnson. In
chancery. Bill for divorce filed.
JUsrICE WEsTFAII--John Bird VS.. Patrick
Bird. Trespass. Tried by Jury. Verdict
for plaintiff for $50.
JUSTICE SAUSDERs.-Christina kuster vs..
Austin Richardson. Assumpsit. Case dis
missed with costs 10 plaintiff. &c. A. Nris-
ley & Go. vs.. ROmke Nischer. Assumpsit.
Judgment for plaintiff S76.75 and COSTS
Jas. Eagan vs. Thomas c. Lilibridge. As
sumpsit. Judgment, no cause of action.
Costs to plaintiff.
JUSTICE HOLCOMB.-The Rice Butchers'
Supply Company IS. Kattz Bros. Assump-
sit Judgment for plaintiff for Sli92 and
costs. 81
Mayor Latrobe, of Baltimore, in public
card endorses Red Star Cough Cure "a a
harmless, effective discovery, free from the
objections of other cough mixtures.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

The millinery establishment Of Mrs. c. A.
Phelps Is now permanently located at No. -
Canal street. Tastefully papered and kalso-
mined walls. new carpets and fixtures make
the place pleasant and attractive. fine
stock of choice millinery goods, embracing
All the late styles of ladies and misses Hats
Bonnets Ribbons. Nelvets, Laces. Plumes
Flowers and Hair Goods, makes Mrs.
Phelps house popular resort for the ladies.
The head center has few II any superiors
IN good taste and skill in her line Of business
and her help-Aiiss Della Denison, having
charge of the trimming department, has
been with Mrs. Schultze during the past
three years. and Mrs. VI. ID. Sallous, head
saleswOman-are skillful, tasty and accom-
plished artists IN the way Of millinery work.
Mrs. Phelps II an accomplished lady with
whom It IA a pleasure 10 do business and she
- Of ,he opinion that 40 one sells good goods
for less than she does.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29
Sons OF Veterans

Frank ". Rovlson. Of this city has been
appointed COMMANDED Of the Michigan Di-
vision sons - Veterans. and the headquart-
ers sre therefore transferred from Detroit
20 the city. The Commando has appointed
the following staff which vas installed al the
regular meeting of T. r. Richardson Post.
Va. "a. last evening. Adiutant. W. 4. Morse;
Qusrtermaster. c. J. Post. Serzsant MAJOR.
Alfred Apted Qusrtermaster Sergeant.
Henry Burleson.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29
The Lawyers Won.

The jurors IN the case OF Bird -. Bird.
tried in Justice Westfalls Court yesterday,
were sent ont ~ O'Clock. They occupied a
room adjoining the court room where the
Justice and Others could hear their conver-
satiOn They discussed the evidence in the
case for few minutes, aud then went into
the discussion of current topics. intending
the prospects for war IN Europe. General
Grants condition. probable policy of the
incoming city administration, the Hart
shooting affair. aud numerous less interest
ing subjects. At 6.15 O'Clock they found a
verdict for the plaintiff for sl.jo damages for
trespsss. The plaintiff said be thought the
lawyers had fairly Won IA that case.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

sxeasiss Arrangements 6eing Made
TO- ths Picnic Season

to- tns PicHtc Season
Asssrs- Akuex. Csrpsntsr ana Cars ~
TIE e. 4 - 81 rosa. seat a0~n b AoAaaa
yesterday t0 maze afra1-sslas1-s tof saEllzsef
sxcurs.esl- ~ Naeasz~a Para l1s9 r~pssri
sztenislss ~ prossH2suts oelDg paasis at ihe
park A1a szsoet Il ~ be q svrg soealsr
fesor. 5sriu- tie coming ssaseil. >sssra4
ues cottages sEe beng erected a14 a11lrs'E-s
are beiaz baiit ~ the Asezlts~a hoase ana
Para Place skauBx riILk i beI4s oialil
.nd tbs Para Association ,s -oddLng q large
area II groaud ~ be used - tsnters. Ssseral
tnoozalaa dollars iii bs sKpsAced in Ina-
proys1sHt- - ths association and tbs ssll-
road company vii ID lis share 10 maze the
para tbs most popular resort IL ssIsrn
Michigan. About TIE middle If uext month
Two excursion coaches vii be addsd 10 the
train which lelasss this city al s.l5 a. W, re
turning az 6.I5 OF lbs =. IA. Nhen TIE
tram arrives al Holland the switch engine
~il take the coaches directly 10 the dock.
where tAe steamer "MaeatA~s" viii be
waiting 10 take tic excursionlsts down the
lake, six miles to the park. These coaches
viii run regularly during the season and II Il
intended ID set apart certain days when
Sunday school and church excursion parties
<iu be carried for half the regular fare. The
regular fare for the roan0 trip. which includes
a ride Of hfty miles by rail and twelve on
the lake, will be only one dollar.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29
James Deserted Ter

eienevrs Johnson yesterday fied bin in
the Superior Conrt asking for a divorce
from her husband Jsmes They xere married
in 1870 az casuovia- he deserted her At
ksikaska. IN January iss2 and has since
neglected % support ber. They had two
children neither IF whom are irving
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

Supervisor John Steketee. Of the First
Ward. is the first one in the county to com
plete h.s assessment and make returns 10 the
County Cierk. His rcturns show that the
population Of tbe ward is increasing quite
rapidly without the aid Of immigration. The
number of deaths reported for the past year
il ~. and the number Of births -. There
are enough men liable to be drafted for mil
itary service % form two fair-aized regi-
mentz-l .til~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29
STR District ". CT U. converf,or

Delegates going from here e. AneUau next
tuesday. May 5fh. vii take tha 4 q clock
afternoon tram. Lake Shore & Michigan
southern Railroad. Vest Bri8za street det.of
They wiB pay fuli fare one Fav. and rlu-t
present the certificates - the ticket a.-au+
for his s'znafnre. theu have it signei hr
the pecretsry ~ the convention. - sosrsra
1ne-finrf fare fn rrf1rnins. A there Wi
he thput fsrty certificates n@ed here. l,stias
viii 40 vel - b. az TIE depot ea~fv
MRs . n NsT~rna
Eorreauonsfinz ~s,.s~otarq
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

The New England Furniture Company
offer their stock Of handsome chamber suits
at of regular price until May ]. Those
who wish 20 secure bargains on furniture.
should call at once.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

The Detroit Grand Haven & Milwaukee
Railway Company has Elst completed a new
passenger depot AZ ovid. that d1eS the r1ai
and village cresiit
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29
BUSINESS BUSINESS u

f-aes rrr fhs sesf 81 5aTe : rta -rf Ara 81
freFF H7.Iisf f-eu ~ 81 l.esrs f-aa ~ eha~ze
hus t71F'Te refIoa r. fsa ssetsfaf+ina - sll sfa
aFiffrser5fF - te rrfaite arsse s1ffsT s~ar
rff.rr trzss Fefttra srefaa
MHA -4-t~FTFF
~ Herras afr4ef f.~tss Hsrck
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

The fnest assortment Of buggiez. pbetou.
surrey- and spring wagons IN the cty AZ A.
II Ant4Stialrs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

The New England Furniture Company
cffer their stock ~ handsome chamber suifs
sf ~ rsznlar prics uuili May g. Those
who wish - secure bargains on furniture
should cali az once.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

Stoves stored for the SUMNER season.
RgCSAkD Bsos.. Il -. Division
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

The cheapest place 70 huy garden see,is IA
bulk is 81 Cfoosen's. If3 Monroe street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

The orand Rsgi.fs sewer pifs ard Euiif
ing ~ione Co. fnfFire t5 Srrfh THrisisr
street. have nst fnishe1 = sisiesais far
JOAN Aertseh ilr Wt Fsgncn street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

Buy. .yoor bugzie- snd rbeton. of A r.
Ants.leL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29
IA of Until NAY 1.

Mineral and Plain Baths 81 tho Arcade
Bath Rooms
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

fhere wtli - an nlsetsrie race ~ tf,e W ssf
-isie knsk 10 aiaha Foo 80 49, she rfrsf
f1n eeu aver sar far fftaan s.-nfz
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

Five bath. for sioo. Arcade Bath Rooms
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

Al. s.s1scribsF 40 Fseststag Las isLz-
s<4.s rsgai.srssl alaf proaptls 0sll so'sfsF .
fxssr - HsstfssAs tals sgSes ~ fsasPAsSs 90
>esasl ear,L i)us t1lsphons aalnber b 81
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

The total circulation o. the Morn
iag Tslszrafn iast sees ~ss 1871
THIS mornings edition eoatains 5000
eso,.s
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

FaF suszT ~ 4 A R. 1aa-.iel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

Heavy Gros Grain. &c. worth 55c. An elegant
assortment Of bright Heavy Gros Grain. Silks in
every shade at 7sc; these sell everywhere at &c
and 100. We especially invite ladies to an e1-
animation Of these goods. Every article strictly
~ represented Ia our advertisement
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29
JOB PRINTING.

The izL1HkAa - aos prepared ~ IL
al kinsis u 100 PnltlDk ~Ifh Dispatch
Al orsisrs left ~ tne counting room <lli
Eeoslgs Dan4l,t atisntio1.
TELEGRAM PUBLISHING CO.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29
BULLETIN
Colored Silks,

These two latter brands are warranted not to
cut their full value returned 10 the purchaser.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29

H'1sIaes- sfr1rfiv oona.Ier1saI.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-29
TELEPHONE 72O.

- Ham mocks-full Weight full Length
Mexican Grass 90 and Sf25
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-02
eripuGitu,er.l 0srmanmsr
Son spiss nno ltmgegenb.

0o3 @eiSeuiaen lit jebt an Der "a
gc5orbnWn9. Sufentlt6 tperben ii4 Die
6rrmcr bos nG6ite Sabr better belobnt
lebcu ais III bisIem.
Sci inherent 5reunbe 5lorian Stei9er
te0rtc Der &lapperItor6 elm uno binter-
(icB ;ur 6rerbe Der @ltern elm fleines
S6bu6en. @ratuliren.
Die 6rau bcs Serrn SObn S6mibt
lpct6s I6On lett eini9en @O6en i6iuer
franf barnieberln9, befinoet ii6 alf Der
Sc1erung.
Ser Snll, iuel6er lesten Samsta9
bier u~bge6alten iuuroe, Ibertraf alle
leiner SprgGnger unb amiiiirten li6 alle
8cIutDer nuf's 8e1te. 0as Sermanner
Strei6pr6citer, bas aus ben Serren
&eunc, S6aumber9, 8euersourf uno
S6rOeocr beIte6t, ~lieferte aus9e5ei6ncte
Sunimliif unb iuaren Die Siuiiier 9an6
erttSiift pOn ben 9eiitunsen oieier Sea-
pelle. 9tuf ibrem Seimiuese iiberrai6=
ten Die Wtuiiter !Serrn SatOb 9ouin9
nit cilem St6no6en.
@uer Srib.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-02

g8ir entnebmeu fOl9enben 8eri6t
i6er Den 3ultano bes Dor einem Sabre
ppn G9pptcn nu6 Stem gurt sebra9tcn
Sbclisfen, Der @eltliden 8pit:
Der I'M Central 9art nufseItellte
0belist, Die gtubel Der Cleopatra. peI6e
Dor eil1i9cn Sabreu uls Elm @ei6ent bes
Gbebioe BON g9ppten nit 9ruBem So
Iteuaunuanoe bur9 Commander Cor
ri19e bierber 9e6ra6t iuurOe, itebt i'll
@eiabr 5u 5crfolleu. Die Yort=Gum=
m%tiliGre ba6en ben Sbatbeitano 9enau
unteriu9cn ~lalen, nobel fi9 bernus9e=
ltellt bat, baB Der Sbelist ben Gintpirt-
urgelt beS bieii9en &limas unb beIon-
ber5 ocs 8egen5 uno oarauf fol9enber
6r0ltc nift Su iuiberitebeu im Stnnoe
lit. &rufeIipr 9uremus empfieblt ben
S6elisten jil erbiben uib INN bnnn
eincn llcberItri9 BON 9arnfinDl Su se=
ben, bas our9 Die @6rme in Die WnIie
bes Steins abfurbirt iueroen ipiirSe.
Die SaGe ii i9lieBli6 bent Sarf=gom=
miIiGr Borden nit bem NuftYns iibers
ipielen wOrbei, Die n6tbisen S6ritte
sur 9tusIibruns bes 8lnues 81 tbun.
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81 uiet 3immcreinipcrrung lit 81
fciner Belt piiuIbersmcrtb, a6cr be on=
oers lit bie5 ri6t Der Sail III citen1
3immer, ba3 neu angcitriGcn lit, Bel
ben @eril6cn ppn Slei uno Def mn
antcren ungeimnben Giften, Die uus
benz 9(nitreidertupf cmporItciger. Sat
rid g. @tatOncp, ppn @aibin9tou, 3.
6. idreibt, bnB er III cinem RarlOr,
lucIdes er onmaIte, Die iO9cuanntc 9tn=
Itrei6erzSOlif ii6 6u5p9 unb burd
Miibler's 9rGEtcr Sitters furirt luarb.
Sir Sr6mpIc, &Olit, llnuerOaulidfeit,
pber Observation-Disclosures 2ebcr- urb
Ricrenleiben lift IS unfcDIbar.
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Serr 9ouis &indeoal, Der idgi9e
0irisent Der 9lpOitel 8aub, trifft SOr=
~bereitun9en fir bus 9tbbulten zines
srOBarti9en 0tuiiffeites, bas nod i'm
&erlaufe bieles Mpnnts i'll u~ulerer
Stnbt o~bgebalten iperben lOG. Scrr
&indeonf bat idmmtli6e Ntulitforps
bieies Stantes sur 8~c,uerbun9 Inn Die
ausgeietteuYreile eiugelabenun bereitS
ermutbigenbe unb sur 8etbeiligun9 SUI
lagenbe ~9lntiuprten pom Der Sefierion
Gitp, @arrentUn uno 81. Qpuis 9lrIenal
8anos erbaltcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-02
&olOnie MarienfelS.
COUNTY SiB unWnrtinGunntbT cras,
an Der Scrns unb Vacife Railpas.

an Der &rrhs une Yacife Hailpas.
Srrrlibrs a%eIunts6 alima, sutcs gEnTrr,
freie gEciec, S6ule une Stride, frGfttaer
frudttarcr prairie = 8Cbrn. prpbuftc Der
9Clpnis iinc Wsisru, Safrr, @crfe, Rcaaen,
Maisfpru, SOrsbum, 8nrtrTcln, 6emiiIc,
SaumprGC, 3ataf uno Sbf. @iientabnlane
su $500 bis 800 bcn glder, auf 1Oi1brieen
arrsit, Stnats-S 6uIane iu $500 BEN @dcr
auf breieigiibriscr Hrrbit, 5 prp;ent SntrrrI-
fen. Nur fir pirfli6s NnlieHIrr. IGbere
@usfunft srtbeilcu &cr. y. u. peters,
Warienfr,e, lcras, +. 6. 8UrSGer, Gin
pnuScr -N9rut. 10 Naiu Ctr. Dallas, Scras,
unb %. y. rdm =. 9anb-G pmimiIipnrr,
Z. e y. 9tY, Dallas, Irras.
@rpBc@rcur II uah Rarienfcle,
Irrn5, une suriif, 81 lchr ermdBiatcm 5abr-
prciS, fabren AM Is. September uno II. Of.
tpber pun @bicagp unc Ct. gOuis al. g8r-
gen Sifct6 ldrcibr man an Srbn 6. ennis,
Sc QEnibinatpn Str, @bienac, y. u. Sarnid,
131 Gine Ctr, Cincinnati, 3 une $. s.
1Ownfrnc, @cnrral Challenger 9Igcnt, CT.
ypuis, Mc.
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0crr s. G%griltmanr, Der pppuldrC
9lcibcrbdllbGcr bat ieiH neics @ci9dits.
9ebdube, iucldes CT an Der MarfItrnBC
erridtcn lieB, bcreits beSp9en unO iuirh
ii6 frsucn ieine 5oblrei6en Sunben IN
neuen 9Ocalc be9riiBen 5u f0nnen. 9a5
6ebdube lit zines Der i60niten in Sc,
Stnot ultb bictet 0em unternebnteuber
Seiiber @elcgcubeit ieilen grpBeu @aa-
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