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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-11
commissioners Proceedings.

Shelton, Jan. = '95
Board met according to law. Present Nance
and Rodenterger.
Reyort OF VIM Forman, Sup. Dist IL, accept.
ed and allowed from said Dist $2625.
Liquor License granted to John A Graham.
Dee. to May l, 95
ReroFt Of Geo Wells, Dist 1s acce1 ted and a.
lowed IS.
John Saunders, Dist G, reported as to money
drawn ON Nov. 8, 1894
Bond DIV Buddiugton, Ri Sup 8. apnroved
Appeared l. W Specie, Sup Rd Dist ?. sett,od
and allowed $3.50
Iuesday-Full Board present. Minutes an
proved. "p
of'ciai bond OF F. D. Shelton. county survey
or, approved.
On Application of W. II. Maxwell. treasurer
elect, it was ordered that he be allowed r. A. ~
MS NJ efilee as suggested to the board. in Cont
House.
VIZ. Wright. Sup Dist 10, allowed sll.
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What do we pay Congress for!

James j. Hill, who has been u very
solid democrat, says he thinks the
Cleveland administration has done all
the harm it is capable of doing, and
the public must look for relief from
some other quarter. He favors the
appointment of commission OF some
twenty-one members from among the
bankers Of the country, the political
economists and business men to pre-
pare some financial system for adop-
ton by congress.-Ledger.
That would all he very we'll, proyid-
ing the pay of the present Congress
could be stopped. That is supposed
to be representative commission,
likely more SO than lot, of appoin-
tees. This Congress, now in its last
session will go down in history, as
having done billions of damage to
the countrya "billion dollar" con-
gress Of another color.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-11
Washington and her Flour.

A careful resume OF the Touring IN
dustry OF the state of Washington
makes most satisfactory bit OF sta
tistics, says the Press Times. While
it has only been few years SINCE
Washington was receiving tile large
part of her flour from California, the
tables have been fairly turned, and we
are not only at present shipping
wheat to the California millers, but
are sendingA goodly quantity OF the
output of the states mills into the
California markets, and are selling
through San Francisco exporters and
jobber for shipment to South and
Central America, as we'll as to Homo
lulu and the Orient
All of the flour mills of the State
are of the most modern type, and are
all "roller" mills except three, that
have recently adopted the "Plansifter
system" which is as yet an expert
menti in this section.
1t will be seen that We have some
thirty-five mills that do custom grind
ing, and in addition there are dozen
or so small mills that confine them
selves to local business, exchange and
feed grinding.
The daily capacity OF our mills will
reach about 7, 800 barrels per day, or
something over 100000 per month.
There is at present exported about
10000 barrels per month.
There is at present exported about
10000 barrels per month, which is
about % per cent of the capacity of
the mills, and This amount could
easily be doubled if proper carrying
capacity were available.
But very few of the mills are run
ming full time, while the Oriental de-
mand is greater than our present
carrying facilities can supply. In adj
dition to our development in the flour
line, we find that most of our mills
are adding modern appliances for roll
ing oats and making granam flour,
whole wheat -four, germ farina, oat-
meal. cornmeal, etc, etc,
Most OF the mills have no trouble
in disposing OF all their "bran and
shorts at home" which is always a
vital item for the miller, but goes to
show that we are yielding to the de
mand for diversified farming, and are
raising mo1e stock in the interior.
Our flour trade is yet in its infancy
and we trust that another years sta
tistics will show marked improve
ment on what seems now to be fiat
tering showing
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-11

New WHATcoM, Jany. 3, -;


FRIEND ANGLE: am dead journal
sistially, but Lam still whooping it up
for good wagon roads and small
farms. This county has 40 miles OF
good plank roads and purchasers for
small tracts along the lines of new
road are locating at a rapid rate.
Make the scheme a state issue IN
other words "Get in and drill all
together" and Washington will be the
banner state of the Union. Too
much time is wasted on political chin
music. Good roads and small farms
is my PLATFORM.
JOHN DETIERE.
Bank on good wagon roads and
small farms.
The following was published in the
Tacoma Ledger, by the rustling
Johnnie, who is Il worker from way
back. His ideas are correct, and he
goes further and does more for the
good work than most of us:
George w. Elliott, in your Sunday
issue, strikes the keynote-how to i'm
prove the condition of Washington's
people. If the press of Washington
made "hobby" of encouraging the
location of men upon ten-acre farms
our mills would be employed saving
lumber and shingles for the new set
tiers homes and fences. Wagon roads
would be constructed all over the
state Every small land owner would
own two or more COWS and plant
hundreds of currants and berry
bushes. 1t would only be a short
time before canneries and creameries
would be an actual necessity to take
care of the surplus. Washington
would then rise to the top as the
cheese and butter state of the union
Ii the press of the state would
talk more good roads and less silver
question, tariff and less politics or
what the democratic wind bags in
Washington are doing, and devote
their energies to encouraging working
men to pay more attention to secur-
ing a little ten-acre home in the
great state of Washington than to
joining union or following Debs and
like ilk, we would all be better off.
The Ledger, as a great paper, should
set an example and make state road
building and ten-acre farms a hobby.
AS proprietor OF the late Bellingham
Bay Express l championed the cause
persistently for four years. Today ]
note the st. Paul Pioneer-Press and
other journals over the country whoor
it up for good roads and small farms
Washington should lead and make
it great advertisement. Labor's
cause would be more advanced by
workingmen securing Il ten-acre tract
and becoming independent of others
than by standing on the street corners
talking politics, boycotting employers
rioting and raising hell generally.
Mr. Elliott's suggestion of a meet
ing of representatives from all coun
ties would be carried out in the neal
future if the press made good roads
and small farms for Washington {
hobby. Yours for Roads
JOHN DE THERE.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-11
To Be Joined with Mason.

In harmony with the spirit of econ
omy which public sentiment has ex-
pressed, Governor McGraw has decided
not to appoint a successor to Judge
Gordon, in Thursten county. He will
leave the matter with the Legislature
and in the event of that body failing
to make judicial provision for this
county, the governor will then fill the
vacancy.
IF the members of the legislature
are in accord with the idea of retire nch-
ment which has marked the admins
tration of municipal, county and state
affairs, as 1 think they will be-" said
the governor, 81 am quite certain they
will feel it incumbent upon them to
unite this county with the counties of
Mason and Chehalis, now presided
over by Hon. Mason Irwin, A care
full investigation of the matter sug-
gests this plan as one which will re-
suit in the saving of many thousands
OF dollars annually.
The cost of the superior court in
Ihurston county for 1893 was $13, 1884,
SO, and for 1894, SO, 539.49 These fig
ures don't include So 200, one-ha1f of
Judge Gordon's salary for two years
paid by the state. The annexation of
the counties of Cheha1is and Mason
to this county will make a very larg
annual saving to the county and state.
Formerly the four counties of Thurs
ton, Cfehalis, Lewis and Mason were
united under one judicial district, pre-
sided over by Judge Irwin.-Olynlpian
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-11
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.

Now is the time to buy lot or a
tract of land, while you can get it
cheap. You can lose nothing and
stand a great chanc of making good
money. By making little effort you
can get com Portable home for very
little money and on easy terms. If
you don't do it now you will wish in a
few years that you had.-E
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-11
City & County Official Paper.

NoTIcE TO PRINTERs.-The JOURNAL
has extra material and machinery for
sale, to fit out first-class news paper
or job Office, or both, consisting of
Hand, jobber, and proof press, paper
cutter; big lot of body type, display
and job fonts in cases, furniture, leads,
slugs, cutter, racks, stones-in fact
material to fit out Il good plant. For
sale cheap and on good terms.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-11
Notice to Creditors.

N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF MASON
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
In the after of the estate of
3 F, RODERICK, Deceased (
Notice is hereby given. That letters of Admin
sfration on the estate of B. F. Roderick de-
ceased, were granted to the undersigned, on the
ISL DAY OF December, 1894 by the Superior
Court of Mason County
All persons having claims against said Estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allow
ance, at the late residence of the deceased in
uason County, Wash within twelve months
after the date of this notice, or they shall be
forever barred.
Dated this 1st day of January, 1896
ID. w. RODERICK
Administrator of said Estate
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-11
Cheap Fruit Trees.

| have a. large carload of all
kinds of Fruit Trees on hand subject
to order, which have been inspected by
the State Board, and found free from
all insect pests. You can save
money if you call on me, or write,
before ordering elsewhere. These are
the same kinds of trees for which Won
have been paying % cents to 81
apiece. but | can astonish you on
prices. Ask the Hartstein Island
growers about my trees.
DAVID SYPHER.
1901 Main st and Oath, Olympia.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-11
KNEW SHOOTING GALLERY

Now is your Opportunity
TO practice mp on your craftsmanship
We Offer Fine Prizes
Every Month for the best scores made
All kinds of Fixed and
Swinging Targets. 2 Shots for 5 Cts.
Candy, Nuts and Cigars for sale.
PARRISH & BUSH, Props
so Next door to Freeburger's Market
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-11
ommissioner's Special Meeting.

of the Board of County Commissioners of Mason
County will be held on Tuesday, February 5th.
1873, for the purpose of organizing and the
before the board W Fl N.Ycr
Dated, Shelton Jan 10 1905 (,ho;rn,,on
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-11

Following bills allowed from County fund:
Mcdonald 4 ONeill, supplies IS 65
l. X Munson, supplies 80
Minnie Ford, BID Exam nation 500
c Brumbaugh, school inspecting SO "a
w Rodenberger, extra services 90
Following allowances made:
w Nance, days, Sc miles $40 GO
WIN Callow . days, ii miles II 40
Kooenberger,S days, miles 10 40
Minutes read and approved. No further busi-
ness board adjourned sine die.
W. II. NANCE. Chair
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-11

school report of District No l, for the mos:
of December 1894.
9TH Sth and 9th GR.prs
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-11

On motion it was ordered that funds to credit
OF Road Dist 9, be transferred to County fund
until sufficient funds accumulate to repay the
same Amount $I0769S.
In the matter of Report of Scho oil Superinten.
dent as to delinquencies of certain justices in
turning over fines to the treasurer, referred to
Attorney with authority to take necessary steps
for collection
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-11

| The pupils having IS per cent above in
scholarship and So per cent in department are
on the Roll OF Honor
G. GUNDERsON, Teacher.
9Th, 9th GRADES.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-11

E E. Cross Post No. 90, G. AR.
Meets In /. 0. o. F. hall first and third Saturday
invited to visit and Join
+. DUNBAR, H. L. ALDEN
AdjutRnt Commands
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Gin SSnriflcr rrtrunfem.

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bei'm 8ranspprt elmer 2aoung 6uz
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3ebn Sabren bon Snoiana fort, BON
Dem gIiibenoen 8uni6e beIeelt, ben
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Qonbon trat er in ben 9ienIt elmer
afritanii6en 9anbelsgeielli4uft, uno
ais er 1888 na6 2lmeritu 8uriidtebrz
te, bra6te er cine lpertbpolIe etbnolo=
glide Summlung nit. Sn 1889
begab er ii6 pon Neuem na6 2lfrita.
Der Sob ereilte i'm auf Der 9eimtebr.
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Sebs mieoer Gin freirr Winnu.

Woobfot, SG., %. RoD. -
Gugen 9. 0ebs, prdiioent Der Pine
rican RaiIlpap Union, lit beute, no6=
Dem er feline ieA5monatli6e @eIdngz
niBitrnfe, gu Der er betanntli1 pegen
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2lbeno5 gu feinen G6ren ein groBartiz
ger Gmpfan9 itutt, gelegentlid pel6cm
er cine lGagere 2tnIpra6e bielt. 9as
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baB Die 9eri6te fortipdbreno beItrebt
Ieien, lire Wu6tbefu9nii1e 5u erpciz
tern uno lire Gntf6eicunQen MIR ba3u
oienten, bic 2(rbeiter i6rtr Re9te gu
6srauben unO iie gu StlaOen gu mo-
rhpr1
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Wr. PSI.

nir0 9eoero ais elmer Den lpenigen llez
berlebenoen nm 2luF6luB eriuht, ob
5rdu gtboOes 3uerit ertrant ooer ibr
Spbn.
gGie aus GIeoeIano eingetroFfene
teIegrapbiI6e 0a6ri6ten beiu9en,
nirb @eperu Uber oisIen 9untt tei=
nen 9(ufiaIuB gsben tOnnen. Gr bat
W&utter uno Sobn eng an einunoer
gef9miegt auf bem @erOed geIeben,
ebe ii9 in zines Der 8oote rettete.
Der iunge Mann bate Ieiner N}utter
Elm Sopftuh ijber Den &opF qs3ogen,
pabri6einIidh Inn gu perbiiten, oaB
tie Die Shredensfcene, Die iib bort
abIpielte, Iebsn t0nne. @eperd piro
ieoo6 nod Elm peitere5 Shrei6en an
ben Q(Dppfdten Ienoen. 0b oieIer iez
mails miro FeTtItenen f6nnen, pb 6rau
3hooes friiber poer fpGter, ais ibr
Sobn, in ben 0euen bes W}eeres ibr
2eben uus6auhte, lit Ichr fragli6,
benn bic neniqen 8eretteten pareu
natijrIi6 poripieqeno auf ihre eigene
Siherheit beOddlt.
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StnOt Baltimore.

@ 6 Itmme 6oIgen elmer
g 8riigelei. - 2ln Der G1e Der
G6eiterz uno 2(liceannuzStruBe ereiQ=
netc ii6 geitern 2lbeno um 6 llbr cine
Priigelei. SSobn Sing, elmer Der
5beilnebmer an Der Yriiqelei, iou
nGmIicb benz % Sabre alien Shomu5
Burton cine etipa 8 3oQ Iange Sti6z
ipunOe an Der linten Seite 3lpii6en
Der fiebenten uno aften 3ippe beige
bra6t baben. Sing, Burton uno bier
anbere Sbeilnebmer an Der Yriigelei
DurOen i'm Yatrolmu9en Oe5 DItlihen
8oli5eioiitritts in Die 01tlihe Ypli5ei=
itution gcbrQ6t. 2lQe, nit 2lu5nabme
BON Burton, purOen in eine 3eLe Der
Yoli5eiItation qeiperrt, pa6renO BUR
ton ms n8aItimorer llniDerIitdtsz
SpipitaI" geI6afft tperOen muBte,
no6oem Or. Syobn 3ot6 i'm unterz
fu6t uno gefllnoen bate, oaB Die
Wunoe Iebr gefdbrli4er Dirt mar.
6ijIf : sbeD iirftiQ. - Die
Tonlilie Der GFrau Murp 8late in
Rr. 2O37, 9uOiOn=2lIlep, lit in be-
biirftiQsn @crbGltniiIen. Sin 9O6=
ter6en osrIslben leiOet an Qefdbrlihen
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Ghe bi56er ben 2eben8unttr6alt Derz
oiente, Du Der @uter bic 6amiIie Ieit
S5abren perlaFen bat, muB Der Pfle9e
bes tpottronten &inoe5 peQen ibre
iibriQen &inoer bungern lahen. Or.
9eo. $. Goerbart leiitet dr3tlihen
geiItanb. gon o. R. ging Den 9ez
DIrftigen geItsrn 81 gu.
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sem Belle s.s Sen,ers perfa1eu.

9erlin, %. Iop. - Dor bem
Gdpurssri6t gu 9islefeIo, Regiez
rlIn9sbe3irt Wainben, iinb Der gu
ic5neioer S6uls unb Der 9austnent
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DerurthsiIt porben. W}it ber S@retz
tenstunbe rMein Batter Eat meine
0tutter ermorDet" trat an Ia6nitz
tag beg 9. SUM- b. s. Die Il Sebre alte
Sptter Der I'M Gsbrenbsre lppbnsnben
3uI6neiber SAul3sf9en Gbele1lte
in's poli5eibureau. Die Srau fanb
man ouf bem goben erbdnst. Die
i9redli9e Shat tpuroe bur6 bic Sod
ter ielbit entbedt. 2lls fie aus Der
Stride na9 9auie fam uno i6ren 9az
ter ndG Der Wtutter fragte, bieIer aber
ant!portete, inoem er iih cine QlpfeIz
fine I6dlte, er piiie es nidt, Iudte bus
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Wpbn3tmmer, in Der Sii6e, fhlieblid6
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bort als 2ei4e bdngen gu isben. Die
Sbiire felbit mar Don auBen 3uge=
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purbe audi als Der Wlitt6GterI6oft
berbd9tig Der 9oustne4t Pottmann
perbaftet. Gr mar Der 9ormlnD Der
Stiefto6ter bes S6ul5e'i6en Gbepaaz
res unD bate an ieinem MInoel i'm
pprigen Sabre Elm Sittli9teitsberbrez
den begangen, ous Die Jrau, pel6e
bon ibrem Manne biele Mib6anbIunz
gen gu erleioen bate, CUR 4n5eige brinz
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bern, iollte bic @bsfrau bes S6ul3 uus
bem Mege gerdumt tperben uno 5Dar
nit @inperitdrbniB bes GbemunneS.
Sonntag, ben 9. SUM, Na6mittags,
purbe bus 8pr6uben ausgefiibrt, na6=
benz Die Sp9ter aus benz 9uuIe qez
f6idt porben. Yottmann unb S6ula
befanben iib i'm Wobn5immer; 6rau
S6ula lag auf bem Sopbu. Yottmamn
fdbte bic Srau am Salie, erpiirgte Iie
unb perfu9te, ibr bic aus Der SaI9e
ee5ogene Shnur an5uIegen, mas aber
ni9t geland. Die ungIiidli6e 5rau
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8inpfaDen rib. Der Gbemann S4uI3
braate bann ielbft itGrteren berbsi,
nit bem bas Opfer erbrofelt ipurbe.
I'm ben @erba6t gu erlpeten, bic
Srau babe Selbftmoro begangen, tpurz
be ite ols 2ei6e auf bem 8ooen uufgez
bdngt. Sdul5 itellte iid anfdngIi9
tobiii9tig unb periuate ipdtsr, pOttz
mann aIs ben uQeinisen Sbater bin5uz
itsllen.
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Slutigcr Wuro.

QittIe 81 o d, 9lrf., %. Noo. -
9eitern 4beno purDen 3lpei 5rauen,
bic in ben WGloern nabe RuiieQpilIe
sufammen fppbnten, in ibrer 9iitte
nit geIpaltenen S9Gbeln unO amber
peitig peritiimmelt tp0t aufgefunoen.
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felt orei Wpden bon ibr getrennt lebz
te, iIt ais Der Wtorotbot perpG6tig berz
baftet porben, bod liegt nur i9pu<
DIES 8epeismuterial ge9en i'm Dor.
SGrefenStBat zines Srunfrubn!os.
gbicago, Sqs., p. Rop. = Gin
brutaler Nforb lit geitern Wlorgen in
einem 9auie an Der SiibzglartitraBe
periibt poroen. Charles W&oe, elm
pertpmmenes Subieft, mari Der i9laz
fenben 9(nnie 2lnoerion, Ieiner Maiz
trei7e, cine S9Iinge um ben 9als,
8og lie an sirem 8asarm in Die 906e
uno bepbu9tete Damn nit polIer Seez
lenrube, ipie ous 6rauen3immer lang
Jam Ieinen 8eiit uus6uu6te. Oils lie
tobt mar, Ie8te er ii4 8lt 8ett uno
i6lief Elm. Seine 8er6aftun9 erfolgz
te fpGter. S9on Dor brei Wo9en bat
te er Dem MGb6en nit bem SoDe gez
bro6t, neil lie ni9t genug 8elo oerz
biente, nm ibm bic Wfittsl 81 getpGbz
rem, beitGnbig i'm Rauf4 Oabin 5u
Ieben.
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Ser rrife Dluro in Der Neg Perersz
NCIcrnntinu.

Qepisto tp II, Sou., %. g2ob. -
Mie es 6eiBt, puroe bier Elm 8runoz
eigent6ums=Quent, Ramens 9uq6es,
in Der 92e3 9erces &sIerbation erIhoIz
len. Sin 9iIput ii6sr einen 2anoanz
ipru9 ioQ einen QuFlauf DerurTdht
Daben, Bel Dem 9uQ6ss bic tOotlide
Su9el empfing. 2lniicoler ne6men 10
fdnell, ais Oa5 2anoumt iie accomz
mooiren tann, bon ben 2dnoereien Be
fib. Die hsbeutsnoIte Stubt lit etlpa
40 W}eilsn BON bier uusgelegt uno
fheint Der sin5iqe PlaB bon GINGER Be-
peutund I'll iperren.
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Sie llrtbeiIss sSerfiInbignng i'm Sus
rant.0rn,cIr neridubcn.

6ranci5cp, %. Nor. -
DIS Der angebIjde 9R0rDer 9Ian9e
2amont's, Der Stuoent 8.9. 9urant,
beute beln 8iGter 3ur ltrt6eiI5z8erz
tijnOigung porgefiibrt tpurbe, erIu6te
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f9einen niirbe, gu oouenhcn. Ri6ter
Murp6D befpiligte Die 9etition unD 10
tpurbe Der 5ermin fir bic 4rgumenti=
rung ouf ben tommenben W2ittpo9
feftQeIebt.
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Scrld,ilifct.

louisville, 8D., %. Noo. -
Se65 &naben, bic an Der %. StraBe
einen @raben au5i9auFelten, ipuroen
geItsrn ben naaItii>3enoer Groe per-
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