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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21
A LONE HlGHWAYMAN.
A Professional Beggar and Pre-
tended Cripple Attempts a
Bad.Man-RoIe and is
Locked Up.
Locked Up.

Saturday evening late as DR.. and
Mrs. j. M. Christy were driving west
OF town, a man stepped out OF The
shadows, seized the horse by the bit,
advanced threateningly toward the
buggy and demanded money. Mrs.
Christy screamed and H. Reinteimer,
who was passing in a buggy hasten.
ed to their assistance, and the robber
took to his heels across pastures,
Deputy sheriff Angle and Constable
McAninch were notified and started
search, which was kept up allnight.
Later In the evening the same man
held a farmer up In his field near the
Miami, and searched his pockets, but
made "water haul" Early Sun.
day morning the fellow passed Scamp
Adair," near Fl. Scott crossing,
spoke to John Adair and Ed. Childs,
who were In front OF their tent, and
made for the ford. Shortly after
wards DR.. Christy and Constable Nc.
Aninch drove up, and learning the
direction he had gone, FASTENED on
and overlook him at a house, just
beyond the Miami, where he had
stopped to beg bis breakfast. He
submitted to arrest and was brought
to Butler and landed in jail.
He was recognized az an Individual
who had played beggar and did the
cripple act on the streets OF Butler
Saturday. His crutch was found
near where he had attempted to hold
up DR.. Christy.
He appears to be more of a crazy
crank more thad a bad man, but he
should berestrained from racing over
the country holding up men, fright.
ening women and proving nuisance
in general. Mrs. Christy, who has
been in bad health for some time, was
Frustrated by the shock.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21

The emigration tide has turne d
from California back to Nilsson ri,
says the Carthage Press. Scarcely
aMissouri exchange comes to th Q
Press that does not mention the re-
turn, to permanently locate, Of Mi g.
sourians who had gone to Caliiorni q
to live. Particularly lie this true In
Jasper county. The much vauut cd
and over advertised California eli.
mate cannot hold out against the
genial invitation to ''come and live
happily ever after" that good old
Missouri holds out to ell.
Cards are out announcing thu
marriage Of Miss Leila Ssarke to Lex
A. Hall, on Monday, June 18th 81
the home Of her mother Mrs. MARY
E. Starke in 81 Louis, No. Thu
bride is the eldest daughter OF ex
County Clerk, B. ]. Stark and sister
Of Bruce starke. She was born, grew
to womanhood and was ed uca ted IL
Butler. She taught In our public
schools, but for the past few years
has been living with her mother Ia
St. Louis, whsrs she has been teach.
Ing. She ives . most estimsbls
young lady and has many irisnda
hare.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21

The regular annual meeting of the
Southwest Missouri log rolling asso.
citation OF the Modern Woodmen of
America will be held at Joplin, Mo-,
on Thursday, August 9th. The
lodges OF Southern Kansas are now
included In the Association. 1t is
predicted the turn out OF people,
bands and teams will be the largest
ever held in the state.
News was received In Butler Tues
day that Cad. D. Garrison died at his
home in Walnut township Monday
night. It was said he suffered q
stroke Of paralysis in the afternoon
and never rallied. Mr.. Garrison
owned q fine farm. which he inherited
from bis father. he was an old set-
tier and q prominent citizen, open
and frank In manner, generous to .
fault, be had many friends all over
the county.
John F. Hurst, who lived north.
east Of Hortenss, and ives in Clinton
Saturday, ended his life Monday By
taking strychnins. His wile was out
In thegsrden at work whom shshsard
10 strange noise In the house and
rushed In, to And her husband In
commissions, from which he disd. BE
was sbout IS years old, and ives
highly spoken Of BY his neighbors
and leaves q devoted wife to mourn
his loss. he left the following mote
In explanation Of bis ase II have
taken. poison. Goodbye. John.
ny watch = at 6aims 4 WsddIs's. -
Clinton Eys.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21

F. M. Cockrell was defeated for the
nomination OF governor by a irac.
ton OF one vote. He accepted the
result maniully and cheeriully and
was the first to congratulate his sue
cessiul opponent. The next Legis-
lature elected him to the United
States Senate, where he served go
long and with such distinction. II
Frank Cockrell had been obstina te
and refused to accept the result Of
that convention, thereby endanger'
ing the success OF the ticket, does
anyone believe he would have sue.
ceeded to the Senate? Well, hardly
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21

Our old friend James Shroyer, OF
Howard township, was in Butler the
last OF the week on business and ia
vored US pleasantly. Mr.. Shroyer
was an early settler Of that section,
going there when that was a vast,
unienced prairie. He owns q fine
farm and Is an influential citizen.
Our esteemed friend N. Groves, OF
West Boone township, was in Butler
the last Of the week on business and
favored US pleasantly. Mr.. Groves
came to Bates county In the early
seventies and has taken an active
part in the development OF that sec.
ton. He is q genial gentleman, a
loyal Democrat and q substantial
citizen, and The TINES Is glad to
number him among it, best friends.
The republican experts who are
getting up the republican campaign
book are In trouble They disagree
whether the Issues shall be Joined az
presented by the platform Of the
party, the republican congress or
the president. The chairman OF the
committee Is said to favor taking
the side on every question that will
produce the most cash.-Ex.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21
Passaic Supper.

The Sunday School OF Passaic will
give an ice cream supper In the
church yard at that place on June
~. Everyone cordially invited.
Should there be a severe storm on
that evening the supper will be given
the evening following.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21
Announcement.

Mrs. G. G. Allen will open music
studio at her home, corner Mill and
Water streets, for the teaching Of
piano, organ, harmony and history.
Instructing children q speciality.
Supervise practice. Country pupils
solicited. References shown on ap-
plicatiOn. Call for rates.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21
ALL BIDS REJECTED.
Best Offered $4,000 Above
Estimate by Drainage Board.

~ -
The county court had advertised
to let 16 bridges in the Drainage
District on Tuesday, June 10Th.
About twenty-five bridge companies
were represented. Bridge Commits.
sioner Boron offered the work at
public out cry, but the bidding was
slow and the best offered was about
$4,000, This was the bid OF the
Kansas City Bridge Company. The
estimate OF the eugin eer, as incorpo-
rated in the Drainage Commissi on's
report was $4,000. 1t appeared
very much as II the bridge repre-
sentatives had pooled on the work.
At any rate the court considered the
bid entirely too high and rejected it.
The court will revise the specitica-
tions somewhat and re.advertise for
bids. This is to be regretted as IL
delays the issuing and selling OF the
bonds, and the work on the canal.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21

1.-THE editor OF the Record is nota
Issue in this campaign He is lia-
BILE to be a very unsavory issue, un.
less he confines himself closer to the
truth than he did when he charged
that sixteen Democrats voted for
Harve :. ohnson In Lone Oak"
A New York dispatch says that
Golfers Weekly has offered William
Allen White, the Emporia (kansas)
editor $4,000 and expenses to go to
Europe and write while there an in
terview with VIM. ]. Bryan. The in
formation comes from Emporia that
the offer had been made, but that the
Kansas editor could not afford to ao-
cept it.
A couple were recently married and
the bride invited an old maiden aunt
to the wedding. The cards were
swell and In one corner bore the in
scription, "Chlldren not expected"
After scanning the inscription care.
fully over her specs the old lady said:
"That's all right, but they will have
them just the same. lex.
Mrs. Nancy Kissinger, Of Eldorado
Springs is here visiting VIM. Hold
gems and other relatives. Mrs. Kis.
singer is remarkable old lady being
ninety-one years Of age and still in
full possession of her faculties which
are unimpsred. During the war she
was one OF those who Witnessed the
burning Of Nevada.-Nevada Mail.
Ernest Marshall, OF st. Louis coun
ty, who has just been appointed state
beer inspector by Gov. Folk, has
relatives in Bates county, the Bell
families OF Howard and New Home
townships. The writer has known
Mr.. Marshall for g number OF years
He lie an energetic and enthusiastic
Democrat. he is Q thoroughbred, In
fact; an excellent gentleman, who
will 60 his full length for q friend
Mr.. Marshall was an ardent Foil
supporter in the last gubernatoris
campaign, and the governor coult
not have rewarded fidelity better
than by his appointment. Rich Hi
Review.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmitt Hook enter
tanned q few friends from the cit.
Thursday evening at their home Il
Bates county, in compliment to thei
guests, the Misses Benson, Of Chris
tian College at Columbia and Als
Argenbright, oi Butler. The evening
was most pleasantly spent in CONVEX
cation and other pleasing ways
dainty refreshments being served O
d diversion. It was Q late hour whel
the following young people returnet
home: Misses May and Kate Wet
kins, Edith Burns, Octavia Gilbreath
Allis McNsmas, Messrs. Dock Shell
ton, Arthur Grub, Edgar Hirni
Eugene Smith. -Applston City Jour
nal
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21

For SALE Black Mammoth Jack,
15h hands high, weighs about 1000
pounds, guaranteed in every respect.
L. L. JUDY,
17ti Amoret, Mo. No. l
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21

President Roosevelt signed the bill
Saturday making Oklahoma and
Indian Territory q state.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-06-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-30

&idter Grammar elm Serbor SIT be.
ltebelt baben miro.
Ginmeibun9 Der @rn t..
- Nuf Dem 6rieo9ofe ser cuong. ),
ocutlhen reformirten ct. YaltlsA8e,
metnoe on Ger Srappe-Hooo ion0 &C.
Iteru Nadlmittog Die ieierlihe Gin
mcibltng Der ncllen @ruft ltdtt. 3obl-
reid botten lid Die @emeinoemitglie-
Der eiltgeiunoen, mo nab einem aes
meinlom %geilrngencn Cleo na6m va
ltor Or. Wt. 9odymnnn, a%iliItirt BON
Faltor Saul Sommerlotte, Den Gin.
peibunaSattuS Dor. Sn ieiner Nn'
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8enIeinbe auf Die iiin9lte Sltbelfeier
5uriid mo oriifte Den @unlb aus,
Dab Oas gc5eigte 3uiommenbolten
Der Observation-Disclosures mo bercn
Opierlpiaigfcit, ooS audi oie Grboll-
ung ser i16nen @rllft crmoglid)t
babe, lpeiter f%ort0nuern m0ge. 9tc
aus meiBcm Warmor erbolite @ruit
miBt IS bel 30 Sub uno foitet llnge.
iGbr $500. GieIe Ser GbciInebmer
an Der 6eierlid)feit benltsten Die @e.
legenbeit, nm bic @rdber'ibre BORT
begrabencn 2ieben 81 l6miiden.
Q 6aoeueue - NuS rm6e.
fainter llriade entItallo geItern Nor.
gen inn oritten Stodaperf oeS BON So"
marc 5. Carroll belpo6nten Snuie Elm
Seller, ooS poll 6en 9emobnern ge-
l0id)t lUuroc uto einen Sdaoen BON
$50 onrihtetc.
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Die Stoiie auS bent Idd)encr aarls.
Sdreim.

l--.I HL-' f--II
Sor elmer ~gelaoeuen @eielihoft II.
cinem 9roben Sbeile Ger funihpii.
lenid)oitlid)eu 9erliner @elt belt &c.
tern @ebeimratG Yrofeiipr 2eiiing
I'M Sortrugsiaale 0es &lnIt.8 eper.
bcmltieumS einen Gortrog iiber Die
DEM Shreine &urlS beS @roBen i'm
gad)ener Come entnommenen foIt.
barren SeioenItoiie. oeren Stioium
iiir Die funitgeid)idJtlid)e Sorifing
bon 10 mlBeroroentliher geoeutung
lit. Ger Gltelte oieler Stoffe init Dem
%iogenannten Glefonten : Ornament
Itommt ans Dem g.. Sabrbnnoert.
GoS Wliter lit (poS fulturgeifiht-
LID lebr bcocutcnb IT'D iebeufalS
BON iullanioiiher Serfunit uno in
@pjol5 gemebt. 9aS Muiter bcs
Glefnntcu lit aus Dem 8runoe &c.
mGblt, iutil aorl Der @roBe cine gro.
BE 8orliebe fir Glefnnten Gatte, bon
0enen ibm Sorun al Hoibio 81 lei.
ner groBen 5reuoe einen gum 8e-
i6enf mud)te. Ser Stofi Der bier
6elber ouIpeiit, lit in Der 3eidnung
uno inn @euebe iebr ibon erbalten.
Die uripriinglide Sorbe lit nod an
cinigNl Stellen 81 %erfennen, lie 5eigte
cine Sorntonie bon a5urblau nno
imnrag0griin uno purpur. Der 5iuci'
te Stoffreit itammt aus 8alermo
aus Dem II. S%abrbunOert. Sein Mu.
tier 5eigt ShGihen nno 8ogelfen
uno o~llcrlei fleines Settler. Damn
iuoren nod einise Stoife ans Der
! Safriitei aiisseitelt. 9ieie itammen
aus Mleronorien unb iino iaIianibi.
ife Stoffe, nit @nten uno Dem Sc.
bensbaum ais Motip. Gaiielbe Mo.
tio, ooS lid, auf oem nabtloien &od
in Srier befinoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-30

ale m0gli6e1t aatorrbe Der Sufttpege
oerpanot miro uno iid mir gegen
Oieie Nfieftionen aufs trefflidite be-
mG6rt bat. Die 8eItonotbeile oieier
0fiIdung iinO ~iolgenoe: Serba @d.
looplioiS 9rnnOiiloro (Sobl5abn).
Serbia Eoluaalae amarae (9ittere
&rel56llme), Serba Suiiilaginis
Soriorue C9ruitlotti6), 2iden is.
lonOicuS CSSGGnoiides Moos), Ha-
Dir &iquiritiue (SiiBbol5uur5eD,
Semen 8bellonOrii oauntici (8aiier.
fertfel.S omeu), Semen Mniii Nnis.
Sumen), Semen ioenicilli Genhel.
Somen). @eqen Die SermenounG
Oieier &rGuter it 6orm eineS SbeeS
f6nlttc ia uielleiht e~ingemanot lper-
Sen. onB IS mnmiiienihoftlid iei, Ole
in iblten etma porbnnOenen %tberapeu-
tiiden Agentien in ibrer natiirlifen
&erbinOung NIT alerlei untpirfIomen
8eltanotbeileu 81 beloiien, uno Dab
%pielnle6r oas in ib1en oqein mirfiame
Eriujip sul1dGt rein bar5ultelen ult0
int Der Sorm genall b%efannter bemis
l6er &orper SIT perabreiden iei. Gem
gegeniiber muB aber nuhoriidli6 be-
tont meroen, Dab Die Yflon5e in Der
@einmmtbeit i6rer SGite etlpas anoe-
res lit ul6 old) gon5 anoers ipirft,
ais ein f)cmiihes Yroouft, bas mir
crit ua6 3erit0rlng Der natiirliden
3uiammenbGnge in Der Filan5e
tilnItlih oltS ibr %gerponten baben.
0allelbe beIagt il altd) Der b%efdnnte
NuSiprlh 9%ltngc'S: n@ir fonuen
gar5 lid)er lein, boB mir WiBarifTe
begeben meroen, meltlt mir sic Hatur
meiItern molen utb ltott Der inns BON
Der Hotur gebotenen @enlenge bemi.
id)e YrGporate uto i%iolirte hernii6e
Snbipronen mlfl1ebmen." Der Sbee
lit ge9en SuItenuniGle ebenlo gut
p%erlpenobar, mie BET rein neruoIem
Gei5bulten, er leiItet in Der bronditi-
ihen Sorm Ser Snihlen5a ebenlo
treiilide Oienltc, mie gegen Ben hro-
niihen 2uftro6renfatorrb ser @ms
p%bpiematifer. @ieberbolt buben mir
fcblfopileioenbe Eutienten befunoet,
O0B i'd bel regelnlGBigem @enuB oas
IGIti9e iino Sum Sulten rei5enoe Sci
belgeiiibl im Solie perliere. 0ieie
bon beirelinoeten Gollegen, melde anf
meine Seronlailmne nit Oieiem Sbee
&erillde innerbolb ibrer eigenen
&lientel onltcllten, pielfa6 beitdtigt,
urro erbielt id) Dor &lir5em neben Dol.
fer Ancrfennung ieincr @irfiamfeit
Die altiforoerili9. Die 3ulammen-
iebuung oes EbceS 81 uer0ifeltliden
lno i'm aIlaemcit 5ligan9Iih gu ma-
helt." q
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Nenc SleiugeidJiuurcne.

cSoIacnoe acknowledgements lpllr-
sen fir Sen Iopember- Gcrmin oes
@unbe8qerihts mlSgelooIt;
@eorae G. 9eoper, Nr. 1923, Glif-
ton.Glocc.
,Sorncs I. Siiber, @oIbroof. Npe.
un0 2ibertp-Houb.
Gitocnc 9. 6. @on6, Nr. 7t5, Dit
SonetteltroBe.
g8iniom 2pnhL Yprf &ooO 1t. Sof'
n0sNpenlc.
@oltcr 9. Go9er8, MtnoiionsApe.
un0 WolberItroBe.
Charles 6. @olocc, Orleans uno
RcgelterltroBe.
Gnloluel Sermun, 2%ltberpiue,
@oItinlore-Gountp Mo.
Charles s. Sre1d, Or, 1i0i, 81
@ilnIoritrobc.
Charles ". @prnc, Nr. 1915,
@ou9bItrobe.
SoniteI g. &ceciter, Nr. 1907,
@llilforosNpenuc
@iniom 9renucr. Nr, $50, Qiqbt-
ItraBc.
Gtep6er H, Mniot, Soreit Eorf.
Sohn :. &oIcntine,' Nr. 314, 81
GborIe@itroBe.
Mortin acSnto0cl, Or. 1888, 80.
2eril0ton1troBe.
9obio Nmboh, Mr. 1910, Gutolu.
Ylnce.
Goluin .. StcpenloL Mr. 1884.
So'tonltroBc.
@nr. W @interling, Nr. 1900,
Sit.&oltinlorcitroBe.
@iliom y. Nceic, Nr. 637, Norb.
GorepltroBe.
Artbltr ". SebnL Mr.t502, Mpunt
NoD1l,2 lpcnlte..
Charles 3. &ooerp, Nr. 333, Siios
GorollncItroBc.
&cnrp y. SoffnlarL Nr. $40, Siio-
VruuuluuU.
@illiom Stn6l, Nr. 900, Torbs
Tremont Npenue.
Obcrite @crid distant tritt
SIT q III men.
Die oberite @erihtSbonf tritt
bellte %5liommcr, nm @eiud)e fir Die
3uIolIung 5ltm @arrea1 entae9en 81
ncbncn. Gie Gnt9cQemobmc bon
Getitioncn fir Aufnobnte in bie 2iite
ooer Streidun9 BON Scr 2iite lit
bon Hid)ter EbelpS bon Wontag ouf
Wtittmoh perldoben moroem.
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Die @irtbsbcBc.

9tur bier Opfer ON 9eItri8en Gage 81
pcr5eihnen. ~ Die @irtbitaftS
@eliber aili Der @ut, Seine
g9irtbifuiten nit oFu4" mebr.
George IS. <Oolpb Gin &c
Itoilroteur BON Mr. I'LL 2igbtitroBe,
mrrbe geiteru pom &iftcr 2cote IN
ser liiolihen Yolijeiitotion mcgell
ser Nni6uloigutG be@ un0cblihen
Spirit,loialperfaufs ian Sonntog
fir eiu herte ItottiinbenNeS &erhor
unter $500 8lrgid)aith geltellt. Ser.
aeont Sdulte unO ole Yoli5iiten
anigbt mlpo &uniioU bemertten Durh
Elm Sbiirfeniter II @dIte, Dor ocnen
ongebIid) geiiiate 9icrgl0ier iton-
Den, ais ie iebodl Gin!uB in ooS SO.
fM iunhelb ipar nihtS SrintborcS
mebr olti Der 9or 81 fiuhelt. Nidta
bcito meniger nabnlcn tic NSirtb II.
81itc nod benz StotiolSbouie.
Gieielben Yoli5iltcn perboitetcn
oegeu 4 llbr geitern Nohmitto0 Den
Meitouroteur SilliuS Scntihel bon
9tr. 3, Slt,Seatb StrnBc "a tic in
Der @irtbidnit bier BGite n%oriunoen,
Dor melder 5rpei @lGier Bier uno Elm
@loS gSein ltonoen. Sentid)el murDC
iiir cir belte ltattiinOcnocS &erb0r
pom Hidter 2eafe inter $500 8iir0.
i6oit geiteat.
Die brittle Ga35ia mnternabmen
Oieic modiomen 9lour0de gegeu .
llbr orlf Die Mirtbidoft bon Abnm
,Sunfer, 9tr. 1921, 9otterp Npenle.
SSSn oerielben beion0en iif flint @Gltc
uno Der Shonflpdrter oa9egen mur.
DC feline ionitige @eute gemod)t. Ser
Sdnntlp0rter &arrp Slulfer mllr0e
ulltcr ser ACKNOWLEDGING Scr nngcb'
lid)en Sonnta9Sarbeit nad) Der lilos
liden Yoli6eiitation gebradt, ieood)
ip1ter lpieber entlalIen, nod)oem CT
cine gemiiie Sunme @clOeS fir iein
Grideinen gum beuti9en Eerbor bin.
terlcgt bate. Ser 0elibCr Der g8irtbs
ihoit mor 9~citern frant ulo lpcroen
gegen i'm porou@lidtlid) berte meI
terc Sdritte ein9eleitet mer0elt.
SIN Often mar IS geItern ebenfoa$
redt trnden, Die meilten @irtbldui-
ten. oic lonit Elm Sintcrtbiird)cn fir
lire Stommgdite bereit boben, ipa.
rem felt pcrrnmnlelt, lro uielc @ir'
tGe moren, I'M Der &eriudung 5t emit
aeber, in bic Country" NlSgeilogen,
no cS oenn aud Inn 10 lebbafter 3lt'
ging. 9tllr clue cin6ige &a55ia mltroc
nntcrnonWlelL MP spar out Ole
@irtbldnit bon 8p1. $. 8ebner, Nr.
200o inN 2Q02. gqIterh 2lpeey nllo Der
&irt1 ng9 n@t Riueo @alte 9le pollJ
Der a~Igen1einfn &oIiselt Nprdt nidt
crariiien warelL mprpen ltot Der DIT
lihcn EOli5eiitation 9ebrodt.
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Gin Wi eiierheIb beitro

Gin % eierbel6 be trail t.
- G6oS. MpcrS, eim grbeitcr bon
Nr. $50 Sin Springs troBe, iuuroe
eeltcrn bon Nid)ter ODDS bonn oitlid)en
Yoli5cioiitritt 5I 80 So1en @ef1ng.
nib mo 500 Stroie mo Soften Der.
rrtbeilt, neil er Die I'M ielben &onie
mobncn6e Nlice Stumble p0bren0 Ell.
mes StreiteS nit cinem Wciier in sic
S6ltltcr 0cltoden bate.
&oS elm @1fdJen merOen
Mill fri III mt d bel Sci
ten. - Cine ncue Mrt bon Sdruin-
sci ~leiitete iid) ou9eblid) Der 10 Sabre
oltc 9lrhie :. Sbompion BON Nr.
500, Norp Bruce Strnbe. Geriel6c
miro in ser rorowcltlidlen Eoli5ciltn'
ton iiir ooS Sllgenogcri6t inter Der
gnihulbi9un9 icItgebalten uon ".
:. Quentin, 9tr. 1890, Norb'FapIon'
Strabc, sen @etrng BON $3.50 mo
ron MilglitQ 9. Grape bon Hr. 1908,
Moooleu StroBc, ben 0ctrog bon So
inter &orlpicgclung talld)er Chat
iobet crldngt SIT 6aben. Sbonlploi
botte in ocn bctrciienoen S6uiern all.
geblid i'm Nuitrag Der Sausbelibcr
fleinc Geporotlren porgenonmen
itno 0onn bon ben Wietbern Die obe,l.
e~rp16nten &ctr1ge einge5ogcit, ins
Dem or benielben iagte, tie iolen Oieie
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