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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-11-08
NoNREsIpENT NOTICE.
Joe Benedict, Complainant,

Joe Benedict, Complainant,
VS..
Dominica Angelo Benedict. Defendant.
In the Circuit Court of Maury County.
Tennessee. aes
, II appearing from affidavit fled In
this cause, that the defendant, DON'T
MICA Angelo Benedict. is nonresident
of the State of Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon her 1t is therefore Or
dered that she enter her appearance
herein, before or within the first three
DAYS OF the next term of the Circuit
Court. to be held at Columbia, on the
third Monday In February next. and
pIead answer or demur to Complain
ants bill. or the some will be taken
for confessed as to her and set Tor
hearing ex parte; and that a copy or
this order be published for four con-
secutive weeks in the Columbia Her
aid, a newspaper published In the town
of Columbia, Tenn
This, Nov. 8, 1907.
A. ]. NICHOLS,
Circuit Court Clerk.
Columbia, Tenn.
SALMON q TURNER.
Solicitors for Comprt
novs-lt =
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riman chapter, goes for the six months
OF the next year to the union at Dunn
and for the second six months to the
union at White Bluff, these two unions
tying for the honor OF the largest In
crease. A handsome quilt, made by
the white Bluff union and presented
TO the convention was sent on to the
orphans home at Greenville.
Mrs. Ewell Atkins read her report
on the Y. work. Miss O,Daniel read
her report as organizer. Both reports
showing excellent work.
A prayer was offered for the success
of the prohibition election In Della
ware today and a telegram was sent
from the convention, wishing success.
Mrs. Padgett, in speaking Of how
Columbia went dry, said all the credit
belonged to the men. That she was
sorry to say SO, but had the matter
been left to the women, we would
still have saloons. Mrs. Padgett also
raid a tribute to- The Herald for the
work done by this paper, a statement
that was greeted with applause tand
Goa, sThsa HeraidlG She said the
Maury Democrat was also a temper
ance paper.
Two visitors to the convention are
Mrs. M. P. Carter of White Bluff and
Mrs. Wilson of Chattanooga, who are
the only original crusaders on hand.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-11-08
LATE PR MARY
WAS A SURPRISE
SIT THERE IS NO CRITICISM OF
THE PLAN ADOPTED BY
COMMITTEE.
DATE SELECTED an ACCIDENT
sgb-cOmmittee win Not Make Tn.
Assessments for Some
Time.

Although many would have pre-
t.rred an earlier date for the county
primary, on the whole the action OF the
county Democratic Committee yes
terday is approved. 1t is evident that
the committee was guided alone by a
desire to give every Democrat a
square deal Every precaution was
apparently thrown around the primary
10 insure a fair election and there has
been no criticism heard Of the COM
mittee's plan. No action taken
BY the Committee in a long time
has been so generally approved as the
adoption of the resolution asking the
State Democratic Comittee to order a
general primary for Governor If
there is one thing upon which the
Democracy Of Maury county is united
it is upon the question of direct pri-
mary for Governor and other state
officers.
The date for the county election
while not objected to, was a surprise
to many, who had confidently expected
an earlier primary. However, the ses-
sion of the committee demonstrated
that nothing had been planned In ad-
vance and that there was no 'cut and
dried" program. Not a member had
gone to the trouble to write line of
a resolution providing for the county
election and the committee was forced
to wait nearly an hour while the &C
commodating secretary drafted the
plan.
AS matter of fact the primary date
was accidental. Mr.. Tomlinson, the
author of the resolution fixing the
date, had no choice In the matter.
After the committee assembled and
the chairman asked the pleasure OF
the meeting there was long silence,
and finally in order to start the ball
to rolling Mr.. Tomlinson drafted a
resolution fixing the first Saturday In
April as the udtc. nc uIu bhA0 AOAN
ly as a basis for action, expecting that
other dates would be suggested. How
ever, no other date was suggested and
the resolution was unanimously
adopted.
No action viii probably be taken by
the subcommittee appointed to make
the assessments and arrange the other
details of the primary for several
months yet. In fact, the committee
cannot make the assessments until
they have some definite idea OF the
number OF candidates for the several
Offices. This will not be known until
just before the election. However,
the expenses win not be great since
the election officers are to serve with
out compensation and the assessments
will be small. The greater the num-
Der Of candidates for the several Of
fees the smaller the cost win be.
The expenses provided for VIII be
the cost Of advertising the election, OF
printing the ballots and for the three
days supplemental registration. The
latter item viii be the largest In the
expense accounts. The election VIII
of course, be held under the provis
ions OF the Dortch law. The county
committee will meet again ON the nrst
Monday in March for the purpose OF
naming the officers Of the election. IL
with also meet on the Monday after the
primary to canvas the result
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-11-08

There is more catarrh in this sec
Ition of the country than all otner
diseases put together, and until the
last few years was supposed to De
incurable. For. a great many years
doctors pronounced it local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and o.,
constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease and therefore
reouires constitutional treatment.
hairs Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
r + Cheney & Co., Toledo, ONO, Is
the only constitutional cure on the
market. 1t is taken internally IN
doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonfui,
n acts directly on the blood anu
mucous surfaces of the system. Tney
offer one hundred dollors for any case
n fails 10 cure. Send for circular ana
Testimonials. Address:
II CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio,
Sold by Druggists, 76c. =,
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
nation. -,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-11-08

president of each county union which
has increased fifty in membership dur
ing the past year viii also sit on the
stage Each of these honor-roll presi.
dents, who number seven. will deliver
a brief address.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-11-08

|, Dent think that piles cant be- cured
Thousands of obstinate cases have
been cured by Doan's Ointment. 90
cents at any drug store.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-11-08
CONTINENTAL FIRE INSURANCE

co.-When II comes 70 msu0s
the Best Is the Cheapest. Irrespective
Of cost. but the Continental charges 10
more for tn policies than agents g
many less responsible compaaiss sss
for theirs. Farm business solicited
FARRELL . LlPscoas9 hss"A
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-11-08

Us by whenever In need OF plumbing
work OF any kind or description. II
you do you will turn your back on an
opportunity to save, for we do first
class work at the lowest possible
prices consistent with high quality
workmanship.
Both Phonss- REEs q WATKINS.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-11-08
v. 6. /. D, CONVENTION
FOR STATE PROHIBITION

Continued from First Page.
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Toniqht's Program.

The convention will come to a close
tonight. The nights meeting will be
held at the opera house to accommo'
date the large crowd expected, for
Mrs. Armor State President OF the
Georgia w. c. T. U. will deliver the
principal address, and to say that
Mrs. Armor has captured the hearts
OF the people of Columbia is not plac-
ing 1t too strongly. This will be
Jubilee night. The presidents Of each
local union, which has increased
twenty-five in membership during the
past year will sit on the stage. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
REVERSIBLE THEATRE FLOOR.
Paris Music Han Converted Into q Ban.
room Every Night IN Seven Minutes.

fOUm Every Ntbut m seven Minutes.
The movable stage which Steele Mackaye
attempted TO make q feature OF theatrical
construction many years ago Is outdone by
the reversible auditorium floor introduced
in a new Apollo music hall on the Rue de
Clichy, Paris. This device makes II possible
to change the parquet into a dancing fioor
in seven minutes.
The floor lie reversible. On one side il ia
fitted with 500 chairs Of the usual folding
variety. On the other side it Is planked
with hard wood, waved and polished.
During the performance each night IL Ia
pitched at an angle of about is degrees.
like the floor Of any other theatre. When
the show is over and the dancing begins Il is
absolutely level. "a
All who patroniEe the house viii see the
transformation every night. When the
curtain falls the seat holders win be busted
back into the orchestra circle and the foyern.
Then the mechanism will work.
Inc moor, or rather b two floors, are
built on each side OF q framework Of steel
Orders. This is hung on pivots, and when
tne mecnin1ry is get In motion It simply
lit measures about 45 by SO feet-stoDs nj
the appropriate angle when IL is to Sc an
auditorium and is secured there by strong
supports,
serve as ballroom equally strong SUD-
porte hold IL there and provide for the safety
OF the dancers. When IL stops I'm eithSr
position It is in immediate communIcation
with the other parts Of the house, Annuity
necessary steps are attached TO Il either 10
reach the orchestra circle when II Is leyel
OF the stage when Y is inclined at an anrle
Stage and floor ard continuous when ussd
ioT aanyIng, the ~eioUIric iootIiRhte beinS
taohe to a disappearing f~rafpeNorh.
place. s V"eis
The entire contriyance ooak m ooo sr.n
or $4,000, OF which 5000 was spent on i
moor and Its mechanism and the rest On ihs
20 loot deep brick lined well through Whjob
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05

hsad shd tbsfnR a IN
take that evo1 lmoBf3 f.fd thid
sHe stood f0F the. boot f1Nt q1nae 50 him
-Ag84
S yss gFet z f HtsA I S SS,Iss en- RSst Sst SHd ,l =
500 BIZ as 70 plGyMs old h6F9s 70 win
And II happened. Something occurred
to old Elkin t~hAts6auesd him to forget bic
nc vas q uifuly field 81 thspOsk. and no
the the barrier LEI II WITH saS tSsir SeSIS ana isnded
with all their might on various parts Of the
anatomy Of poor old EIkdn, who yas stand
ing there like . dog In the middle Of the
bunch behaving himself and waiting for
the ~EsBblHg.ep ay up: Thee TbSSs thre e. series
He probably made up Ids mind, then and
there, that he was being ungratefully
treated in being thus kicked ali over the
place by horBes that he'd been allowing 10
beat him TO the wire for 50 long = time.
Anyhow, when the flag flashed, Elkin,
all het up and With his nostzfls working
Avs of lWians's. and that's Whsre he
stayed, In the stretch the folks In the
stand who didn't know anything shout the
waited for Ellinrto hand the raoe W to q
couple Of horses that ranged alongside OF
him-and both OF them belonged TO the
trio that had kicked EIkin ct the post. r
But EIIn had lost his p~oiiteness for once:
He wasn't-handfng anything over. He just
went ahead about his b~ueiDess, and he
sashayed down 70 the wire In q big rosnp.
Il was standing close to Elldn'e owner
who was fufnbling with that third rmopey
ticket ct even coin against his old horge,
when the ancient nag drilled first past the
tape. Well the language he employed
was on a plane With ~thasIe81ded by Davy
johnson on Carter Handicap day, only for
the exactly opposite reason-booause he
had played his horss third z~hsr hs won,
instead Of because lke johnson, he'd
played II only TO win when II had glided
into one Of the positions. e.t- 81
But at that, the walIop that Elkin's
owner. stood for on that occasion was n
iofrthe hardest that I ever saw passed. 70 q
racing man in the quarter of q century that
I've been in the game
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
MIR. KILLBLOsS0M's AUTO.
Or Rather the Car He IL Thinking OF Buying
Seine Day.


sOf course I have always wanted an auto, /"
said MIR. Kflblossom. 'but I have never
really worried over not having one, because
1 lave not yet been able to make up my
mind what color I'd have mine painted.
Il don't know. really, whether I'd rather
have a drab devil or a blue devil, or a red
devil or a green devil, or q devil in white or
one in black; and as long as l haven't been
able to make up my mind about that. why,
I haven't permitted myself TO be bothered
by the fact that l haven't yet actually come
into possession Of q gas wagon
But lately. now. / have about made up
my mind that I'll have my kerosene cart
painted blue; and having all but come TO that
conclusion, / have been looking around a
little TO get my mind fixed on the particular
sort Of machine III get when come TO buy.
/ can't say that my ~exoheQuer has risen,
meanwhile. in accordance with my expecta-
tions; just between ourselves, as friends, 1
couldn't raise. at the present moment, much
more than enough TO buy, say. aspark plug,
or maybe q small sized oarbureter, or per-
haps a nice Get OF second hand mud guards,
or Bomething like that.
But / want an auto. and ! expect TO buy
one some day, and &C when / had about To-
clded on b color and had begun to look
over the machines themselves sent to the
agent Of n machine that / thought would
ahnnt GIit ma for aorna literature hnalre
on his car. The literature came along
promptly, with excellent pictures and draw.
ingB beautifully printed on fine paper and
with lettefpress most convincing, and I
read Il al and found II most interesting, and
then ! laid II away, more or lees Forgetting,
until O day or w later when somethinR
happened that was more or less surprising;
vFhen an e~nerQetio Youn0 man frnrn az
automobile concern dropped In 10 nee me.
"hr. Kflblossom,' he said, we want to
cell you one OF our ours. It's the car you
ought 70 hAveL'and he vent on 70 tell me
why. In all Of which / readily agreed with
him; and then ! told him why, much az I ad.
nired his car, ! couldn't buy one, thatis, not
just at the present moment, which I thought
was no more than right for me { do.
8 We both eaid Il was o fine day and
he went away; but | am natisfed that his q
the Car ] to buy. when ! do; and I've
practically completely made up my mind
70 have her painted blue
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An ipdIsra Stump Blower

Shei5vritls correspondence Indianapolis HeTs,
Ths rscoyd for the champion stump bloyeI
of this part Of Indiana Is, without doubt,
held by Combs. ?. Parrish, OF this city. who
ground than any other man Ia southern
indiana. 80
eight yeare, and during this time has used
tons OF dynamite IN this and the adjoining
counties, and has blown thousands OF stumpg
out on the Thomas Adams farm where he re.
moved 1900 stumpe from the farm and the
ground adjoining tho Adams properly. His
i've daye' time with the assistance OF several
PERSONS, he blew 1878 gtu1npe from the ground,
town road, he removed 3,eoO atumps three
Years ago, ~
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worked Elshty Year. en- ono Farm.

ainD. Lu9Ss. a iaborer. who has Just died A
NEWMAN. Herts. at the age Of "a. vo,F~S =.
Sata C2rner Farm in the Village contirrnnSia
'r2R sne age OF . tlll his death.
nnomes E~reemhntle. who was buried Al
aens et ~Brosdlands for seventy.hvs y ssrs
the age OF Q, Eeimersbon a.
Ap2pg che mourpers was Corneiius Media
~ ~ who has been at WORK IN ~ eassyt
esfoeo ior seveDty-stx Year,. @S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16

Sm after BON lot Sab
rem itarb tiir5li9 Sobn 8%elberbouie
ben S4enectutp, y. .. Gr puroe in
GipingItone Wanor, N. y, geboren
ulb ma Batter bon 13 8inbern.
Grgiebige OeIquetten
limb in ct. George, Waibington
Gountp, lltab, entbedt porben. 0aS
Selfelo erItredt ii6 iiber 10000 older
Ganb. Die erite Der entbedten Quels
len liefert bereits 800 Sab Sel pro
Gag aus elmer 5iefe bon GAO Sub.
SeIt amer @runb sum
Sell # m 0 b. Weil feline 9eims
itatte tpesen a~nleeung elmer 8abn ubs
gstragen tperoen iolte, beging Der 90
jGbrige Sbos. Obe BON Sos 4ngeIes,
Sal, Selbitmorb, inoem er ii6 bic
pulsabern burdf6nitt. Gr perblutets,
ebe dr5tIider 8sii;anb CUR Stelle mar.
Robe ganbe. 9(uf Der Sarm
bon Or. Worb in Sat 9rope, 8D.,
tpelder benz 5armers 8erbanb nidt ans
eebDrt, purbe cine 0reihsM aihine
bur6 bic Grploiion BON 9pnamit, pels
DIES in elmer Gdrbe Wei5en beritedt
mar, aerit0rt. 3psi @rt,it:r, 5. 9ars
rett unb Sames Yropn, purben babel
f9tper perleBt. Mun bate Or. Worb
porber getparnt.
S 5rberung Der Gin
tp a nberung. Der GonsreB bon
Gotta Hica srmd4tiste bic Mesisruns,
10000 Golones (stipa $2O,oO0) iGbrs
Iid a9t Sabre lang our J0rberuns Der
Ginpanberuns peiber Mrbeiter unb
2anbpirtbe mad Goito Riea aus5uges
ben. 9as Gelb foa CUR 9eaablung
bes Heiieselbss fir Mrbeiter unb ibre
Gamilien peripenbet tperben.
Gin element 10 a r m bat
neulid auf einise Stunoen .insn 39eil
bes S.lesrapbenneBes in Der Staot
Samesbile, Wis., auber 8etrieb ges
febt. 0ie giensn batten iid in cine
aabeItiite ei~nssniftet unb bort besons
men, 9onig abaufeben. Dieter ftsate
einen aursidlub per. ipoburd bic @er'
b%inbunsen mebrerer Mbonnenten ees
fort tpurben. IS selans fdliebIid. iie
toieber gu pertreiben.
Sntereanter Ridters
p + II d. Die Mutter zines Sobn
Reidert bnt i'm Di!tris!sas.i6t BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16

ein5iaer! CrbdrmunqsIo5 6dtten lie
mid iisen ldiien, als popa Iein 8ers
mD9en perlpren bate. giner tpie Der
ance7s. CIR ater nidt! Gr 1T elm
G%brSrrann! llnb barum bin id audi
70 itpI3 auf i'm uno 10 9liidlid trpb ali
bes Summers, ben i6 erleiben mubte.
limb nun i6 gar mod bur6 Define
Silfe binter bas bumme 8odsn getoms
men bin, peib i6 ppr Wonne td,tm
nod, mas i'd anItslsn fol-. = Ridt
ipabr, Sobanne, jebt BRENT uns tein
9ratsn mebr ana"
rNein, sndbige 6rau!" Hang bic
piepiige Stimme bes tleinen 9ienits
mdbdens baatpiiden. .Nber BET Yoft>
fetrstdrs rie9t's i6on lpieoer gang
bD5e! Wertsu Sizes ni6t? Die Srau
PofistretGr lit ndmIid) mieber CUR
6rau &an3lsibirettor biniiber ="
n0as gebt unS ni4ts an. Sobon>
mel" fhnitt ibr 6rau @nita oas Wort
ab. .9u peibt. Der Ssrr listt teinen
Slatf9! lleberlaIien mir baS rubi9
benen, Die iih ni6t anoerS 5u bei6Gfs
tigen piKen!"
,8rapo, Inita!" rief bier Der Yros
bifor, beiien Intlib INNER itrablenber
eeiporbsn ipar, pdbrenb ietn 9egleiter
erft gang perTtGnbntbIo5 ben 8opf ses
f6iittelt bate uno 5uleBt, ais linn bens
mod Elm 4iht aufgegangen mar, oiems
lid bebriidt mad ieinem 5reunbe Wis
6ael biniiberi6ielte in Der gsfiirhtung,
iroenb elm unangensbme8 TafIpiet
bieier bon linn ongeItifteten 2aui9ers
f5ene 81 erleben.
Nls Der propiIor jebt in bic &iiAe
trat, f6lid er iiCb baiti9 bapon, I'm lib
fir feline @nttGuldung an Der eisenen
Satin, Der tbeuren, 9raten anbren>
men laNenben, ifoolos al talten.
5rau Inita mar eridroden aufams
mengeIabren.
.g(ber Mi6asI," risf iie, rotbtpers
benb pie Elm 8rebs, npuS treibt Did
benn beute 10 friib ber?"
.9etn neres Gp6bu6 bort, 9u toll
les Srau6enl" ertlGrte er la6enb. ,Gs
9ibt ndmli6 quite Sreunoe uno setreue
Hadbarn, bic es nit @elpalt fir eineu
pitanten Homan angeieben piIIen
polten! - Ni6t ipabr, lisber S@neis
Der? 4ter es 1T bod Elm ri9ti9es
&pabuf, ME Oh iiebIt! Soer b!I!
0u anoersr Meinung? - ga, no lit
ct benn 9eblieben. Der alte S1niiffler?
SCI CLAUDE fait, er bat iih eef4Gmt.
llnb i'd pplte i'm bod gum @fien
bellte einIoben! - ga, S6lpamm bas
riiber! Wtr bebalteu bafiir bann bas
neue 9o6bu9 ba, baS 0u Dir Sugclest
bait, tlsine Shpinblertn!"
rQ6 9ott, Mli6ael, peraei6 -"
SIS 1T ni9ts gu perc3eiben!" ents
gesnete er uno nabm ibren rotben
aopf 5drtlid stpiiden feline 5dnbe.
.Sennit Gu benn ben Wilbelm 2iis
berib NOD, MiGaeI?" fraste iie leile.
.NatiirIi4. 9tltr ipeiB it ni4t. pts
0u bas GeIb fir einen fiiritli9en
Sod aufbrinsit S6as!" ertlirte ct
lG6elnb.
n3as erfdbrIt Su nad6er BET
Sif6c!" beihieb ie i'm. .@ter no69
lit ni6t ales fertig. @lio LAB uns bic
nd9iten flint Minuten in Rube, Su
neugieriger propiIpr!"
nWie Der &o6lebrling befeblen!"
ider5tc CT gliidIetig ii6er Ieinen lln5ers
triimmerten 9ausfrieoen uno itieg in
ben Geler 9inab, Tim bon ieinem be-
i6eibeuen Weinpprratb cine Slai9e
fir bas mneue 4o6bud" gu opfern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16

Giisnbabn, puroe tiir3lif bonn S@lag
aetroften. Die 8erfpanbtsn bon Die
fenbaG er3dblen, bab berielbe Dor einiz
ger 2Git bon einem Giienbd6nunfal
trGumte, an benz CT felbIt bic S6ulo
trug. !Sieroura tpurbe 0isfenbad in
bobem Wabe aufgeregt unO Der
S6laganTaQ pirb in OieIsr Weile
brett auf ben 5raum 5uridgefibrt.
s etament eines Multis
m ittionG r 8. 9aS SeIiament
bes tiir5li9 in 9sIena, Mout., p%eritors
btnen WultimiQiondrs Deter Barton
entbGIt bic geitimmung, baB jsDer
Grbe, tpeIher etnen &onteit einrei9t,
babur4 1bon enterbt lpirb. Der Nads
LAB ipirb auf $15,000,0C0 gei9dBt
uno bas Seitament feBt srOBe 2egate
dus fir perIdisbsne religt0ie Snititus
tionen uuo 3tpar fir tatboIiT6e, jiois
f6e uno metbobifii6e. Aqe Is &trs
den in Selend ipurben teba6t.
&aum 9taubGid d. Su 6plge
zines bon einem Gerihtsclert in Wpnts
gomern, 4la., ~be9angenen Sellers,
tpel6er in einem lsberipeiIungsi6reiz
Zen Der 8srurtbetlten an bic Strait
%dnftalt 20 Sabre arItott 20 Monate
anfibrte, bat R6sno Ripers, Elm MGbs
6en BON !Souiton Gountp, beinabe ben
ppllen Straftermtn bon 20 Sa6ren abs
gebiiBt. SEPT nil bic Staatseeisbs
gebung bas f9mdblide llnre9t bur9
cine 8erpiuisung fir bic llngliidli9s
gut MAIDEN.
g If itbtrDte ais Yros
peftor. CRIB uno GrSfiide, ,
pelde bon elmer S9ilbtr0te b~eraussez
iporfen ipurben. ais ie iid Elm God
III bic Grbe grub, baben CUR @nts
bedung elmer MtHs Bel pbilipsburg.
Mpnt,, eefiibrt. pelde peripridt, cine
Ripalin Der alien SopssWtne 81 tpers
ben, ipelfe in ben 60er Sabren cine Der
rei6iten Minen bes Staates mar.
8 m 9 be su Sobe pers
b + il ; t. Ser @runoeigentbumSs
agent 80, 80. McQtrtbur DOR @5sattle,
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