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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-02-26
Notice to Sub-Alliances.

A delegate convention will be held in
Medicine Lodge, on Wednesday, the
18th day of March, at 9 o'clock. p. M,
for the purpose of organizing County
Alliance. Each surveillance in Barber
county is entitled to representation in
the convention. The basis of represent
tation will be one delegate for each ten
members and one additional delegate
for the fractional membership of six or
over. To illustrate: An alliance has
fitty-six 1861 members; it will be en-
titled to six (6l delegates. Delegates
should bring their credentials signed by
the president and secretary of their al
lance. Secretaries are required to for
ward to me certified statement of the
number of members in good standing of
their respective alliances, said state
ment to be approved and ceuntersigned
by the president. |. w. STOUT.
Organizer for Barber County.
Medicine Lodge, Kansas,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-02-26
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending Feb. "A, 1901
ID. n. McCanless to A. P. and
Laura COggswell. lots 9, IL, ID,
and Is, HartZell's ad. N. Main
st. and lots q, %, Kas. ave. T..
Med. Lodge. :. ...... $500
John Rogers to Abbie NJ. Lock-
wood, lots 8, II, 13, Is, burst ad
to Med. Lodge. ..... 500
Abbie NJ. Lockwood to Fannie G..
Myers. same lots. ........ 800
j. 7. Leming to Dennis Lyons, W
out-lot No. 81. blk. Is, KioWa. 300
Dennis Lyons to II. S. DeLainter,
part of same lot 50
o. s. Robinson to John L. Hance,
lots 8, 9. blk. 70, Klowa ..... 200
G. f. Haskins to Nj. E. Haskins,
lot Is, blk. 81, Kiowa.. 1000
Jas. A. Fletcher to H. A. Lewis,
w ], lots and 4, blk. 4. Kiowa. Loo
Emma SeegliDger TO AshbroOk In
vest. Co. lot I, blk. e6, Hazel
VIM. jackson to Elijah jackson,
so in 33 10. 700
Chas. NJ. Benson to Henry 1. Mel
rose. so 2 in 30-34-12 ... 800
NJ. l.. Smith to Mo. Valley Land
Co. 40 a in 1890 3D.. ....... /
B. l.. Packard 10 Mo. Valley Land
Co. $50 in 1880 49,. 500
Sarah Mills to Clara Firestone,
100 in 34-34-l4 /
Peter Levitt to Clara Flrestone,
IA a in 1914 and 80 a IN T Is
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-02-26
The GYPSUM Works.

Best Bros. & Co., the owners and ope-
rators are very much pleased with the
start made by their plaster-of- paris and
cement works. They have tested the
machinery thoroughly and find that it
all works satisfactorily and turns out a
fine grade of ground gypsum. Theston
they are using Is much better than they
expected to find-better than the sam
pies they took to England to test two
years ago, and that was better than the
article they used in England.
They have been grinding about II tons
per day, since starting, but from now
on, will gradually increase the amount
until they will handle 40 to 80 tons per
day. They have at present, ready for
shipment, about so tons of land plaster.
for fertilization, and have an order from
a Kansas City seed and implement
house for a let Of this. They also have
number of tons of boiled cement.
ready for use. They have made up sey-
eral small lots of the celebrated Robin
sons Patent Cement, which will be
their speciality. 1t has never before
been manufactured in this country and
it will undoubtedly cause a revolution
in the use of plaster for building pur-
poses.
DR.. II. Yant, dentist of this city. has
been experimenting with the output of
the Medicine Lodge gypsum works and
he has discovered that the finer grade
is equal to the best dental plaster that
can be bought and for which a very high
price is charged. Best Bros. s. Co. may
conclude to establish department for
the manufacture of dental plaster.
They have received requests for price
lists and particulars as to their output
from hundreds of builders and archi
tects and think they will have no trou-
ole in finding ready market for every
thing they manufacture.
Medicine Lodge is to be congratula-
ted on the completion of this important
manufacturing establishment. It prom
ises to advertise the town and county
even more extensively than has the sor-
ghum sugar works.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-02-26
A Successful Combination.

Rings, pools, trusts, combines, mo-
nopolies-call them what you will-they
are fast increasing throughout the
length and breadth OF this country.
Legislators denounce them and news
papers attack them, but still they seem
to flourish. 1t is gratifying, however,
to note that there is at least one combl
nation in this country that meets with
the approval of the public, and especial
ly of farmers: 1t is composed, not Of
individuals. but of the following quartet
of harvesting machines Deering Bind
er, Deering Light Reaper, Deering Gil
ant Mower and New Deering Mower.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-02-26
Ladies'. Read This.

A neat line of Ladies' Furnishing
Goods and Notions, just received from
New York. COrsets, 40 cents and up !;
Kid Gloves, so cents and up; Hose, s
cents and up; Handkerchiefs, for
cents and up; Fancy Hair Pins; Che
miles, Embroidery Silk and small wares,
Indispensable to ladies' comfort and
convenience. Don't forget the place.
New York Millinery Store. sdpors north
of postofice, 40l
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-02-26

ABSTRACTS anG Ee Complete Mset a seFrsct
lcall on Bronson & Houchin. They have the on
county. Il
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-02-26
The Field Case.

The second trial of the case OF l.. NJ.
Field against the City of Medicine
Lodge, for damages to plaintiffs land,
by reason of the water-ditch being built
through the same, resulted in verdict
for plaintiff for 1850. The verdict OBJ
tanned in the first trial was for So, 800.
A new trial was granted at the Novem-
Der term of the court. The jury that
tried the case at the present term of the
court, was made up of the following
citizens:
Oliver Rule. C. Westerman,
J. w. POtes, Joseph Teas,
J. &. Garten, Preston Parr,
7. G. Stewart, Hugh Rankin,
U. y. Case, S. II. Smith,
J. ]. McVay, J. A. Warren.
AT one time Mrs. Field offered to &C.
cept 81 900 from the city, but the offer
was not acted upon by the city authori-
ties
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-02-26
BARBER COUNTY INDEX.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUA'Y %, 1890.

MONEY Re ana y6 see want nSG to make
a farm loan. They give privilege of paying at
any interest payment after three years. ID
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-02-26

ABSTRACTS. and ic COMPLETE %Set a eefree
lcall on Bronson & Houchin. They have the on
county. l3
Try Burnett's Mocha and Java blend
ed coffee. 81
Call on Cook IL Palmer for farm and
CITY loans. %
Five of the best varieties of seed po-
tatoes at S. Y. s. Els. 80
Just received-A complete line of
Boots and Shoes, at Burnett's. 35
The latest, tenderest and best beef
at the Central meat market, opposite
1st National bank.
Spring goods ordered; winter goods
going regardless of cost. Come now and
get bargains. 5. I. & E. 81
Burnett prides himself on having the
finest stock of teas ever brought to this
city. Try sample order. 81
Stanley's own book will not be pub
lished for about four or five months,
and all books that are being canvassed
for now and delivered are bogus books
and not written or authorized by Henry
NJ. Stanley, the explorer. Parties want
ing Stanley's own book can subscribe
with A. S. McClearey and get 1t when
published 80
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-02-26
DIssoLUTIoN OF c0.PARTTKRsHIp.

Notice is hereby given that the co-partner-
ship heretofore existing between b. E. Nobl"
and E. H. Nixon. under the firm name and style
of Noble & Nixon. has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent. Mr.. Nixon having this day
sold his right. title and interest IN said firm to
Mr.. H H. Gaze All notes and book accounts
due the f1rm OF Noble s Nixon. to be paid to
H. Noble. at the old stand. The new firm
of Noble 4 Case assume all the liabilities Of
the firm of Noble 4 Ni4eH.
~ 81. & NOBLE.
Z. H. NIXON.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-02-26
LOCAL NEWS.

Head Cunningham new money adj.
A loot. cigar for sets. Ell Cubano is
the name. S. Y. & Z, 80
Burnett will sell you Boots and Shoes
cheaper than any house in town. 35
The McNeal Mortgage Company
makes speciality of short time loans. 3
PotatOes-choice seed and the best
eating-Early Rose, Early Ohio, Rose
Seedlings, Mammoth Pearl and Clark's
Early No. all at S. Y. ~ Els. 80
Burnett 81 Co. are making a specially
of fine teas. Their stock consists of ia
pans, Young Tyson, Imperial, Gun
Powder, English Breakfast and Oolong.
Try them. 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31
I)ut29estbnft,
"a 0a6awaRRa MBe. 224

Das suSets, bea.iFpriirtt pusgsl9Gft Ter
5tabt uuo mgesenp.-Dir neueiteu 6aeers
Il DxAsn' une aiubsrbiiten, Slumsn, Bar
c.sa 5aaJI6ubtn, ,e., iOpir aud in Camer'
t.e l8iaSe.dujiigen.--Dsr bette pIas iiir 5tr'
r,n Iuo aaatsnbiits. Stmosn ,e.-aofer NIB
Rsiifilfbtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31
ST bic Gbe ein SyebG6Iag.

Snet rub ni6bt tdudben bur Grocer gEa m6 n&t
ptSburps Sefss asbsn 70 fault Db sinsm Grocer
ts tbut snb ua rOr nid Elm b aubpGgsn,
neil tAr tnnn ann. g8snn ibr ben Ts bSat tann siS b
arm Sshsn tsrtts 2aet bu ni itnsn profit psbn auf 8d
ruus trS SauptnnbrunssmttsIs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31

9la6 obiser S9dbunS iin6 alio Die
beuti9en Glemente na6 ben anglo idds
iii6en bic sablreiditen, unb werben
etipa su 10 Niilipnen 8bpfen anSus
idIa8en fein, bic 9lneIosSadien auf
SO, be S6otten, Granddaughter, un6
SIapen uuf ie j MilIionen, Die SrIdns
Der su 81, bic 2ateiner auf 2 unb Die
Sarbisen auf 8 MilIionen. Dies ersibt
bel &C Wtiaionen gtnippbner 48 WiIIio'
nen @ermanen sesen Is Otilionen
9d6ts 8ermanen. (8bila. 9em.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31
,8eaes"
miro uter allen llr tanoen bas @ce iein no beiben

2Gnbtre Sabrifatc BON w.t msssu manbma .ssn 70 au
s SrOO mnn atsr fir abToute Geidbet uno 3uperldis
afct wirb &SburpS SeIteS fe &oben beibsn, w eS in
rn rsrsam8nsu swans Sabru Sbne ls gcS int Saals
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31

s9~ 3niebad, importirtes SaIat.
Del beim NaB ober SIuide, impOrtirter
S6ipeiSers uno 2imbursersSdie, S6s
fenmauI in 8iibeln ooer 8Ie6bG6ien,
Senf beim SdBden ober MaB. Cine
srobs auspopI bon einsemo6ten Sri9s
ten INNER borrdtbis BEL Sreb. S. 98ir .
maper, $50 2adaipanna @peme.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31

= Sn Mi6eIfeIO, bel Sinsb,im, iinb
i'm @aiibuus sum ,,9tbGeI" be'm III g..
eraben eiues 6unramtntcS fGni 9Steis
fsnfDpFe nit csm 8iloniHe bon 6cder
aufsefunSsn tpOrreR. 9Iuf orei oerieIs
ben, bic leiSsr beim Nuserabeu bei6ds
oi9t purcen, iino Die 8iIoer gut erhal
ten, pdbreno iie ouf BEN teletn nidt
perlebten perblabt iino. 0eder 1T rGr.
aeIteIlt in hpben Stiefeln, tIauer
BlouIe nit @iirteI, lansem Sart unf
Saar uno breittrdmpisem Gut nit Sc.
| Ser; betpaffnet 1T er NIT 0enebl, Sd
bel, 9iltOlen unb OOI6. Inter Der
SiIbern isbt oeutIi6 Ie8bar Der 9tame
Der bamoliee Mietber oeS SauIss
peI6cr bic &bpfe in einem fritiider
glusenbIid persraben bate, Ipdter abe
ben 9Iab ni6t mebr Su finosn oermp6r
te, lit Dor einem balben Sabre eeitorr
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31

Stummes, iue8en Der MaRen ansIOs
fd6li6er @Oloniiten in ShOttlano iebt
NIT 9Iusnabme Der SOd,. Ober @ebirs8s
idotten aIs 9lnBIp' Sa9ien betra9tet
iperben.
9ie Stammes 8erbdItniHe ftelIen
ii9 bemSufolSe, na6 Bro3enten bsrea'
net etipd oIIo.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-09

n sssanfrN ws.-r~ sssits1sssv n. . sssra ssk
ar-af DtssaH.stss,a.
The 9fr@aH ~ Eis .--sfas1.sx sasssr n
ui~ war;sf. amt msfrr. Eian 4av afasr
m4a N Hiie wssritt hss Hs'as a. s4a Ta.
Average maH rllr guunrz-v avsr sa,rs auE
rnans, h.. can sse has pssrli an. aast afs
wi isaafss ttinam mfals a d.Iv r. ~ aas
a siianee. had sixssfea riia5r. h.,ar-.r-s
On e-ip Niiira { ulus infs tlie isiaa.r,ar.
Eltt tlisss neaT-srs stsgupssI a. svsrv VII
lsssss aEni a. 4lfnssa EVERY iuns-s. a. -ssse
ansi HssFsG They vuuHt isIrr of ga. by
su,s Inis1 i,'iiits af nirnfa- by uis, xsaFs,l,,.
lsiit isfr tiss next half mile x1uil ~ GIunIr
eaE8ng nv aIrniuz. Tha hiEzrssr a
man ssEmasrn il n earsa ala asSr-s
wsal titF he - supposed ~ Bs.. asist vuu
ssfss par-hsiz5ssd youngsters evervxias,f-s
Fau r. 4 GarHa1 has a shart s4ris-
WARN s'fnfss d,Iw1 Tlsg hslHW ne mDl-
de- af alss xa1st. anlf ais aIii hass,sv r-sgI-
Ea4isinH Krvs asst su under aiis. >ane ~
1fs hA8tw baFs have aurgr--rwn tis sizss ae
tiii4ir ssftetss, amt YOU sss n belr Of a@s
Tellnx ssin bsexseu rils sustss of sl,
naIfzlsaHs aat Fiis beginning OF sia
euaa >ums at ahs vsal1hY ones xsar
bustl,ss ever riieir 4lsiBmsns. m ar-f,sr ~
ilGTsasse alis size df their f-purs AMI riia
kinr annually lnaliss a pr-.seus r.s r4slss.
vino haVe aaIEilents Win ai7n. Ess sene
a laG af prsasisinns "a the Amsrinza
eSssnsrals a few dIFs afrer tiev
Arrived n GIr-a ~ rsar-s8nize the a-rnv.
amt r1erts u ~ lAs;ix az ryrsat siiinsrs N
the lal.aaf,. Tha Garua1 COUNTRY ur-.-
lIres ryi.zt mear. AMI the Car.mas ~.
r-s,E1Er msaa eansrs shan sirher the
Chinese or Japanese AL uaflansi af
the EA4su wIlirii have a llrrra number az
banht1lsss Among them are. 40 a r-saa
ezssn1- nnn-iunsiErnars af meat The
EiuistllssrSs hsilewe raas their ansssssssls
I-'s rrurrlnr Irsunf II.sitis. the. hea-hers
AMI a1ltar riis flr amt iai-of the aai1uaI
eEsalun.. ami they beisRve II IL
si1 ID uzs animal La. Ar
carfl1r an the sheory af trans
illssr'I-i'En af sSuls a na1 mar 5ss
chewing n ulis enansasz 1I- az ms r. A.
g-aalt1Izhrr's 1a,fY waen hss uasssirsa...s
a 1snrtsrtaEn STEAK and the ss.asfsr-ss-
wing Gf zn-s years suriar chicken nav
aIr's 7-cr-ssst 1-uuzrt laf;sr rs. 41Zzua-
Eiiir of as Z-z1tE-ncrners soul tn 1esr-
pie az dal-ea1s senss 1il.-1es. possessed
az rhaz eIs-h wh1sh moves mountains.
s'lEn r-aas1runGmE -smsmhrzIrs xuulit
s1'll4 s1eI- ssasa- II % d1r ms rsasaaz
slla1 zaa Burmese and >iasnsss ez- -
ll-zsss meaz. and i1 u Ar-r-lV tine ~ rsiis
-iiaz F1ss fl,f bH1 iz1Is us=s -unsurnss,i u
Ele ,-eaasr pa-s az EnIzA-F. Ga Car
asn1sr- n Omaha Bs~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-09

q <~-ss-- &c Bssfsass~ Wafssn Haasfs-.s ~ ss,..
Dsaxa 90 ssas re sls~ sss~sn.-~.
EsW families EVinIs sish. Nv sills. y, a
'-'saIrrY vi azrs 1at saafh q .-sx Tbs.
c,fW4 s-al7sst n diffisr.nr Ha-tsi--ss. bus
afis'n eazns isasrgtli"r IN sle hlsra'vaF
Nhsn s'siHg. an Aa,t aEvsm pasiiair-,. uhev
WE'RE an rr@t asrns. aar sisv aaaI b...a
AsssgIaznfassi sevar-sl wears.
one af rlia gssxs vlss -uiL 4n,f a n,s.v
aus- a FuunEsr suN- ssms 40 t54iifs. her
1issfv. When tle Fuunr rusv aud ais
aiit ruw 81 aiis Guaer family msu Ger N.
iFss -ms. shs younger 1s1.sarae.f m.
aiit,sr- They isssAa,I Aurrirs ssv',r.l. ri1na...
eaA,n t-Ytlg ~ ii-,vs tie either bun siaw
ssr-' ~ evenly na;s'ii,s,i riias lass.iv4ls.s
sas maatt. by sisaaer
As Eis f.E-lssr-s b.sfazus. unr.s e1r-slr,.,i
amt Al riis younger rux laai au hurusns
an 1sr aarns. tisv NsF-s sir-iEar 4narst
s'.aE'rss t1iaa INJURY a. gne gr BIRTH lsitcaE
-ssgIi1 The swuers u ne sn,xs ~
y-seuE-t siian Eia rugs suuId nuu .-ffvas
gatlf hur anrz ans dsit conquer "a.
safzls xaalf bs rsslmssG a. svers .,u-
7arrsluLrv
sever-El batsisss fsilnws,f. alxaEs xiah
the same rs,ssIla-eisF must b. s.uas-ss-
@'L har Eiey oecams mars elg-inus AZ
swsrv an,sIaugfis This sssla. af ah7uas.
sazs inrunEenisnz The asxnarz xsr-,.
u1r farmers. wars away fsIrfulr riis, dsl-,
amt mrfssr dssueutt un the On si--.s
a. drtvs a. rasuIrs Il,i drive humr.
ant there wass M WV "a afsisr-
The guws were driven n Ant alir a. Il E.
osr-n1 zmss. bUs when aiisE fauss a. uiia
place af baaaI,s. they 1ns.sr's,L riir-sS ~
the sar,i. ami Hiia eiiitfr.sr hss,t Il Hen ~
u driving them EI-uher
The awlsrs hat nearly rgnahs,f riia
sunfiIsiun thai aisra must be a sfi.l1srs.
af ruws bsfsIrs peHsn was r-sssnlrs,i. when
--Eiia tlsE' segt,r-ad an,t -saHi,-I una
matter By misunderstanding an ais
RHrs at zis drivers Gns tar me euws
came 1ng-cisr n uii. usual li.sip.
As rhsF hat ls5 seen sns,H other Ser
several weeks. amt Ilnrsr-sE Bsss a. the
3lrner pia.rr Gf mseGlr their eurni-y
n1giz have diminished Ar Al eveurs
11sT ware mt -Hn rIazvf- ~ nleh AZ
zisT hat been. ami Gwi1r an rlis Eacr..
amt a. II1ervenilr rsaEtssisis rz-,s,.ss ant
bushes. zieF fzlf nnh see earn other MI
zneg var- less ziia1 FRY IA rls 4pa-t-
EznfsnriF rtsy saw eRri arher a.
nsariY me sane nomsnr. tssr basf sss1---
s't In71 4 ru1. Ehlrn t1,rrsasest as snsv
wenz IN Ilst- heads dtswn. rsisy c.l-re. asl.
yszter, hssat 1T heaaf wizf a crash. rs4
a0rz z1az was hsa-f n hGri i,Tr1sss. The
Gisfssr cuw a-IL- ami TIT Ha1 11ave asraal.
she waEs tsms-znncsfssf n aha head A.
S1zh \ hu1shsrs Izs- The acisr WIS
1lnliu--d-ez.sa.- A >a.scitxeil II Caua.
~ esen-lsma1-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-09
ssNar0s CHANDLER
vhw EsEn..sts s-sytf xs--a'. sssru. HRsr--s.-,l
alssn Of senas.

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hsvEs In sEe suss NJ. s-s,srr ~ ans sf
ssis r'EuharsssAgs narlsfr .-as-.. an shs n..-
-z-uts. lansing q Ns1rshar-f --lasf.. shs,
Haiifs' Sas lasss >slnsisIr evening. aznl siis.
sp"alsssr a prssEnt,unr Msfhiran RasnuA.
lziis=f and a man Win was a rin=ss Yer@
~anA4 azsssyst af Nsfhil--Ils s--az >snsr-
1sr
'''rhs nnss ss-ue 9 .ax ssnaasr Ghan.T
ssr saAa siiss rsnfl.suIaza. VIM. ~ anss ,sf
ssis best r-ssrsutr.u1-s IN uas >tzlsa,. was
f. ttr-fng -ii- t;ariissid rausai,sn. xhsr ~
asIat eanri'Isiissf has lih,srt n ohlns and
vas au his NaF a. Wis-'urailr gsla z
ssr sosngr ~ rive vut Sjiss susrv. ~ M n
as ral -smsFniisr ~ AS own Tan.
-1iag-.. amt aulF rsss-ne rlar csn nue -.
pE-sstau'ss hiss isiini ss1is. ufnss asiiE x,,-a-
ar-s. { Esitrtst t. as haaf ssai earfs.El
Esnsiv
Xa=. he sal,E wisa rhas ili,niissig,,
dz-ssxl se hhs. g -ax esas-fi,sAt eae, ether
tar. amt he ss,i nnn ware mo. a. Issars
1hiss. hua tIi,f hin Aaf as. Z was
rfi-at,l ns s,-sF "a the gun5uniiset >s-l-s
any Bsusrssr
II. tsaR't me- hsw saAt WA su,t Z
atsif ailu riaa whsu r,sfs halu,, Bairar
% nv f-issn,t B.itI a nnw haz
thsu mastss q syrsss,s'ii a. N4rsn. ari,f
shsu Z irpe rtr-fuuii ws-h m-r 'zl1ls nv
rv''s't D.t-Etz haz Nas, .rsns. amt N -
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lssisxin-- vinli an ,uGmi-aglils crirnsl.,t.
. hsIn uiaz hast ssssn srnsr iaYsA
Then { wenE ~ a pil.-v rlar ralI
Elhn ~ masts a z.lzE bad a rrist-
h.sHAiis,t siaz hast A,''srr rl-''ssriss,t ~
nv n i*l-- amt ae wh1rf Z ahssurAa a
r--san dssaE las,f iH q, Nu when R.isr-sl
AZ sp.as- amt when I gyse unruuga rir.
ealss VA. r,tns
Then vsus - Gl,swslslsi,t a.. ursass a
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loco EncE- sAisgrI1lf aperI5sr en-
tie 05gEnu l. Milwaukee rulnE. Wis
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If tn. c arraad >szsiass Disss--,Irt Caar-. v.s-
1sr-fIF ISSUED al arfsr -si,sassinr h-lrn
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s.a9aH halI N n suiz araaEnz by hLs
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nx -sis sanstx @-Im me Austrian GsIw-
srunsn-- ald hrlllriI- HzTm NsVs Jersey
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Hzsst Ea1str-ux rss 9s1s.v.s
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spal af slls new h,sn hrisisrs wairh ls
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aan gr3irrit Eils nurninH ami q wurst-
man 1zms.sf H.tsIrsu-w rris-caiz. af EAsri.
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