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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-12-14

sare all the seeds out Of the grape
fruit and plant them in your table
jardiniere or in pot full of earth.
Keep them we'll watered and In three
weeks you will have a cunning little
plot OF green for the center Of your
table.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1907-12-14

Man and woman are
like two shells of the oy-
ster-they are made for
each other. A crusty old
bachelor, hearing that his
friend had gone blind,
said: "Let him marry
if that does not open his
eyes, nothing else will"
~ ~
Arizona republican., 1907-06-27
PENNEY @ ROBINSON 70 NORTH CENTER STREET, PHOENIX, ARIZ. Sona to- ,ree Came Law
Established 1887.

duties. He shall also report all viola tions of this ordinance to the common council. and when deemed necessary make complaint to the city recorder of any violation of this ordinance or any amendment thereof. He shall also att tend to and control the water supply. at all times see to the sufficiency thereof, and shall notify the public, unless emergency ro4uire otherwise, O. the necessity c; shutting off any pipe line for the purpose Of maSlng re- pairs, extensions or connections. should he have cause to expect or know be- forehand of the necessity to so shut off the water from any line or lines. He shall also have general supervision. subject to the approval of the common council, over all charges of water rents. pipe tapping, building costs, re- pairing, etc, and all charges not here in expressly provided for or appearing under the head of Special" the su- perintendent shall be governed by the relative charge made to other con sumcrs for like water service. In the performance of his duties as required by this section, the superintendent shall be subject at all times to the act of the common council, and such re- gulations. directions and restrictions as said council may from time to time prescribe. The superintendent, or other employe under his supervision. shall make all taps of service connec- tions. He shall keep a record of all connections made, the purpose for which same are to be used, the number of sinks, closets. basins, baths, and other fixtures. together with the name of the owner of the property. his agent or representative. The fees for making such taps or connection shall be such as shall be hereinafter stated under the heading of Rates"
 Sec. 3. The chief clerk shall be the recognized first assistant 10 the su-
Arizona republican., 1907-06-27
ORDINANCE NO. 400.

GOVERNING THE OPERATION OF
 THE WATER WORKS PLANT OF
 THE CITY OF PHOENIX, AND
 PROVIDING FOR THE APPOINT
 MENT OF A SUPERINTENDENT
 CHIEF CLERK. AND CHIEF EN-
 GINEER, OF SAID PLANT, AND
 PRESCRIBING THEIR DUTIES.
 The Common Council of Phoenix do ordain as follows:
 Sec. l. That for the proper admin istration of the water service and the operation of the Water Works plant Of the city of Phoenix, from and after the first day of July, 1907, there shall be appointed by the common council, one CD superintendent, one CD chief clerk, one CD chief engineer, and such other additional assistants as may be required, and the salaries of all of said officers or employees so appointed shall be as may be hereafter fixed by the common council, and said super intendent and chief clerk before enter ing upon the discharge of their duties shall execute bonds as may be deemed proper and just to insure the city in the faithful discharge of their respec- tive duties.
 Sec. 9 The superintendent shall be general executive officer in charge of the operation of said plant and over all employees herewith connected, over all engine houses. engines, pumps. re- servoirs, stand pipes, pipe lines. hy- drants, wrenches, stop cocks, gate valves, fire blocks, and all other prop erty and machinery used in or con- nected with the operation of said plant. He shall make frequent visits of inspection over all pipe lines or oth- CT property used in or connected with said plant, and shall make all repairs deemed necessary, consistent with his
Arizona republican., 1907-06-27

perintendent, and in the absence of the latter shall perform his duties and un-
 der the general supervision of the su-
 perintendent shall have charge of the books connected with the operation of said water plant, and make all collec-
 tions of water rents or other moneys that may be due the city for water ser vice or become due by reason of the operation of said plant, and shall issue his receipt therefor. All receipts is-
 sued by the chief clerk shall be on re- gular printed forms and issued in the
 name of Water Department, City Of Phoenix" and shall be signed by the city recorder and co ountereigned by the chief clerk. All receipts so issued and signed shall have perforated margins,
 to which shall be attached stubs, on
 which receipts, as well as stubs, shall
 be written the date of the Issuance or
 the receipt, the purpose for which same was issued, the amount received and the service number thereof. Re
 ceipts issued for moneys collected for
 water service shall be known as Wa ter Rental Receipts" and the stubs
 shall be filed in the office of the su-
 perintendent each day. All stubs and receipts for tapping charges, repairs or other sources not expressly provided
 for herein. shall be kept in book to be known as Miscellaneous Receipts" Where water is supplied through me ter the receipts shall contain the read
 ing of the meter by gallons or cubic
 feet as the case may be, which re-
 ceipts shall have stubs attached and
 be filed as water rental stubs are re- quired to be filed. The city recorder shall personally sign all such receipts.
 but for his convenience may affix his signature by means of a rubber stamp or other convenient device. In the absence of the recorder the common council may appoint his representative to perform this duty, which represent
 ative may sign all such receipts In the name of the city recorder by himself as acting city recorder. signing his name thereto. The chief clerk shall receipt to the city recorder for the to- tai number of receipts signed by the last named official, as well as the to-
 tai amount of money represented by such receipts so signed by the city re- corder. and said recorder shall keep an accurate account of tho same and ere
 dit said clerk with the amount paid by the clerk to the city treasurer as evil
 denced by the receipts of the city treasurer as hereinafter provided to be delivered to the city recorder by said clerk. and shall credit said clerk with all unused. cancelled or mutilated re- ceipts returned by said clerk to him az such recorder. In the absence of the chief clerk the council may desig- nate some person to act in his place and stead. requiring of him such bond
 or bonds as 1t may deem necessary for the city's protection. The chief clerk
Arizona republican., 1907-06-27
FOURTH OF JULY AND THE IN.
 DEPENDENCE VOTE.

The much discussed question con corning the real date for the Fourth of July is taken up historically in The Housekeeper for July. It was on June :, 1716. that Richard Henry Lee offer ed the following resolution in the con tinental congress: Resolved. That these United Colonies are. and of right ought to be. free and independent states. and that they are absOlved from all allegiance to the British Crown This resolution after a brief debate, was laid on the table until all the states could be heard from and a committee was named to prepare a declaration of the colonies independ- ence. By the first of July all the col onies except New York had agreed to Lees resolution, and it was debated with vigor for two days. and on the afternoon of July was passed by the nearly unanimous vote of twelve col onies. It was of the 2nd that John Adams wrote. in letter dater the 3rd. to his wife: Tt ought to be commem- orated. as the day of deliverance, by solemn acts of devotion to God AL mighty. It ought to be solemnized with pomps. shows, games. sports. guns. bells. bonfires and illuminations, from one end of the continent to the other. from this time forward" Historians have noted that We have chosen the wrong day for Independence Day. since the passage of the resolution was really the breaking of allegiance to the British Crown. the adoption of the declaration was simply a state meut of the reasons for the act. But it is true that the Declaration of Inde- pendence-which had lain on the table since its first reading by Jefferson. June 2S-was taken up after the pas sage of the resolution. debated for two days and passed late on the afternoon of July 4. There was no public cele- bration in Philadelphia until the af- ternoon of the Sth. from which we know that the legend of the waiting sexton in the tower. who rang the Liberty Bell with all his might. at a signal from a boy that the declaration had passed. is only a pleasant fiction. But the Liberty Bell was rung on the sth all right. and all the other bells in the city joined in the peal. The declaration was not signed until Au- gust 2. when the engrossed copy was ready. Robert Morris and John Dick enson both declined to vote on the res olution of declaration. but Morris put his name to the latter with his fellow members. New York through her leg islature. had agreed to the fact of in dependence July 9.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-27

Barber shops, one wash basin, one chair. $1.50. Barber shops. each additional chair. 50 cents.
 Barber shops, one bath tub. S1.5o. Barber shops, each additional tub. 50 cents. Blacksmith shops. special. Dwelling houses. domestic purposes. s1.5O. Horses and cattle (more than one). each, 9 cents. Hotels, special. Livery stables and corrals. special. Booming houses. special. Saloons. s2.0 up. Stores, S1.00 to s4.00.
 Stores with soda foun. .ains, $200 to $500.
 Hose. for each 25 it. lot sprinkled. 40 cents. Sec. 22. In addition to the foregoing flat rate there shall be added an extra charge per month for each fixture of plumbing, area irrigated, etc, as fol- lows:
 Baths, in dwelling houses. each. 25 cents.
 Baths. in stores, banks and offices, each, 50 cents.
 Baths. in hotels. rooming or board ing houses. each 50 cents.
 Baths, in bath houses, s1.oo.
 Baths. in saloons. sl.00. Urinals, private, 25 cents. Urinals. public. 50 cents.
 Wash basins. public. 50 cents. Waterclosets, in dwellings, each, 50 cents.
 waterclosets. in shops. each, 50 cents. waterclosets, in offices. 50 cents. Waterclosets, in stores, 50 cents. waterclosets, in rooming houses. 50 cents.
 waterclosets in boarding houses. 50 cents. waterclosets, in halls, 50 cents. waterclosets, in theaters. 50 cents. Waterclosets, in saloons, 75 cents. Waterclosets, in hotels. 75 cents.
 Sec. 23. METER RATES. For each
 one thousand Q,0OO) gallons and not exceeding one hundred thousand 1 (1oO,0O0 gallons, used per month. twenty (2o) cents per thousand Q.00O
 gallons; for more than one hundred thousand QO0.00O gallons and not ex- l tttulHS tWO AAAty
 sand (250 O0O) gallons used per month. | fifteen Q5) cents per thousand Q,0oO
 gallons; for more than two hundred
 and fifty thousand (25o,ooO gallons,
 used per month, twelve and one-half | G2 1-2) cents per thousand Q,OOO) gallons. Sec. 24. BUILDING RATES. i Brick buildings, each barrel of lime
 used, 1G cents.
 Adobe buildings. special. Frame buildings. special. Sec. 25. TAPPING CHARGES. 3-4 inch tap. curb stop cock, and
 cast iron curb box. s7.0O. 1 inch tap. curb stop cock. and cast
 iron curb box. 800. | Larger sizes special. | Sec. 26. In case of violation of this
 ordinance or any provision or amend
 ment thereof for which no penalty is herein expressly provided. such viola tion shall be deemed a misdemeanor
 and punishable by a fine of not less 1 than five dollars (s5.O0) nor more than one hundred dollars (slCo.00), or by [ imprisonment in the city jail for not ' less than five (5) days nor more than
 one hundred Q00) days. or by both such fine and imprisonment, for eacn i offense so committed ! Sec. 27. All ordinances and parts of
 ordinances in conflict with this or | dinance are hereby repealed. | Sec 2s. This ordinance shall be in
 force and effect from and after its
 passage and publication as required ' by law. | Passed by the common council of | Phoenix. this 17th day of June, 1907. | Approved this 17th day of Jung. A
 D. 1907. l.. w. COGGINS, Mayor. | Attest: FRANK THOMAS, l City Racorder
Arizona republican., 1907-06-27

The lawyer doesn't have to be much of a mathematician to sum up a case. Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-27
FEEDING TIE DOG

Most people during d How about the dog: wha do
 for the dog in summer you be ice twice month They cost 9Scr 9 , hound gneedsa and O good
 donlyu date O dsendco olarsb malan territory. Irs Combs Chains the dog
Arizona republican., 1907-06-27

 abettors, shall be guilty of misde- meanor and upon conviction be fined in accordance with section 26 of this ordinance.
 Sec. IS. Any person whose premises are or may be supplied with water in pursuance with this ordinance. shall be deemed and taken to assent to the re- quirements of the same, or any ordin- ance amendatory hereof.
 Sec. 19. The rates for the use of wa ter for consumers shall be subject to such change, revision and modified ton as the common council may deem necessary.
 Sec. 20. When alarm has been given and the public notified by the ringing of the firebell, all hydrants and fix lures shall be immediately turned off and not be turned on again except for the necessary domestic purposes, dur ing the continuance of said fire.
 Sec. 21. The following monthly rates are established and assessed Any water supply hereln mentioned as Special" and any water to be SUD- piled not herein provided for. shall be rated by the superintendent subject to the approval of the common coun- cil, and all rates and charges so made shall be entered at the office of the su- perintendent and collected in the same manner as regular charges are col | lected, and no water shall be furnish ed by the city to any person, firm, cor poration. or association, except as by this ordinance provided.
 1 Barber shops without fixtures, S1.00
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-17

mar. is iheint ais % bieis Wldns
ner ibre gauge 9%ebenStraft uno GnsrA
gle in ibye SOse ssiebt, s6uSlib Oers
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Maihiueris. Sic opfsrten @sIunbs
heit uno 9sben ibrer @rfinouRe. Mns
oere pieoerum piomen ibre gangs
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Die oft iiberieben mir, oaB unisnj
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rer herdmabenoen &rdntbsit isin.
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9sroauun9soradne rsiniet OOs 8luEs
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sic oasielbe bei allen 5torungen BED
gerOauuussorsons. Sn alien Qpotbsf
ten. Sol. 1riHer. 799 90. QIblan9
4pe., @bieago. 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-17
Nnniana.

9si BEN 9srIuhs ibr aino 81
rstteu. CAP lie in ihrsm brsnnsnSen
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len p%pblbebdIien in eiHem Rahtars
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e. Obne 0iNen Der Matter sebraht
bate.
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bei MtoIdno. no bic nsue 2inis
Der Nonoababu se5dut piro. purne
Elm ar6eiter in Slide 3srriFen. uno
erei anOers erlitteH itIimme 9erleBs
un9sn.
9ei eer in SnOianapoIis
ItdttfinoeRoen unteriu6un9 Der @ea
I6dftsfi3rung Der State 2ife ,Snl.
60. iasts Der Observation-Disclosures
u. 8. Did aus. oab ben 7i~rtttorsn
Der 9eieaihaft $4,000 5siablt purs
ben. I'M oisielbsR sum Autouf 0es
oortisen Steoenion s8lOd gu bstims
men.
SIN 3udt5auie gu Wt6igou
6itp bat Der 6arbigs SEQ. Wiliams.
Der nit Settle See. sinem anbsren.
mob fliihtissH 9sser. bic 9olisiien
9etticoro uno RuHea in SuoiandpOs
liz t0Otete. iein 9erbreten am @algsn
gebuBt. - Ter 6arusr Sol, Simm,
Ger ieit 3 @ohen aus ieinsm 9eiul
eabier peritpunoen mar, muros ais
eeite in eirtsm Strabsnsrabsn ssfuns
BEN. Aae An3ei6en oeuttn duI
Rau5moro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-17
Holpa.

Inter ben in Der 2ssistatur sinz
gersihteu gorIagen iino gu erndbnen:
s3pei Bills BON benz 46aeoroneten Sos
melon. CUR aResulirans" beg Gpiris
tupiengeihdfts Don GrpreBcompaas
MEN. rad Der einsn Bill lo1en bic
GrpreBssIea fhaften ofisne 9iiten BON
ibren QbIieferungsn balten unb nab
Der anberen iolen feline 9iauorienbuns
gen aus G~rprsBofficss Don anberen
gerionen d5gebolt peroen oiirfen. dls
BON vgermit 6Oloers". Der Q5aeprbs
nste s5ones reihte cine giq elm. nelfe
bic DEMONSTRATING Der ihuloigen
9artei in einsm GRIheibunosproceB
Dor 46lauf zines Sabres mad bepiaias
ter SheiouHg oerbietet. pie Wa6ls
eumites beioer Sduisr baden eiuen aes
msiniamen 1lnterausidub ernannt,
beitebeno aus A Senatorsn unb A RE
prGientanten, I'm cine primdrpabls
biq al sntperfen, uno ale i6er bieIen
9e1enItano einsersihten Bills limb
oieIem 5ubcomite ii5srpiefsn por6sn.
gerf6iebene ga6nratsn : Bins MUIR
ben nisoer einsereiht. 70 bag iebt fat
cine ue6erprooAciion in oisiem Qrtis
tel berriht. Das oaus bat bic 2
@ents z6abrratenz8ia siniimmig pal.
Iirt.
Su 0beboli 6rannte Der Mds
bifonzW otie 9dben total aus. us
fpdter mebrere Mdnnsr odmit beifdfs
tiat pdrsn, bic Mausrn beg @e6iabss
onssubeTerH. i~tir3ten bitRuinen pl1bz
lid Elm uno erihlugen gbo8 9ruienhs
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5orlano ihpere 9~erlebungsR srIittsn,
Ser erif1en1nnts tootlihe.
Gurh Das 8erlten elmer Rreiss
idst fono gu Ofiian Der 17idbries
SrDin gra5trss sinsn sntieBlihen LOB,
inDem Elm Slid Der a~eborRsnen 5dee
ibu traf uno ibm bic 6dlfte bss 56d=
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oon BEN ios5sriHenen S6dft Der
Sdes sstrOffen uHb ibm bic 5eiie auFz
serifen.
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in DaotnpDrs GImsr Ssis, Bore
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-17
Mihiaan.

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Die gumpitdiionsn Der 9rano Rapios
6poraulie go. burb 5euer ssrit0rt,
poOura etpa 1900 8unOsn obns 0ui
Ter Iinb.
SIN S6d6t 9O. 9 Der silOsns
@rube 3u gsffemer oeruneliidte
Der 9rubenarbeiter ibid. 6ilippo
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lid.
Stuosnten Der StddtsuniDerli
tat in 4nn 4rbpr oeruria6ten in
einem oortisen Sheater einen Ipltsn
3aoau, odB 5 Der ogsbtIbsten" Bur
iden oerbaFtst pureen uno ie cine
Strafe BON $30.41 3uoictirt erbielssu.
8ei einem 9ranoe, nelder ods
erit erbaute 6otel 9rimmer in u b.
len total 3erit0rts, Fdno Der S6ants
teuner Nm. Sbomb Den Cob in ben
6lammen.
las 3iSbr. 5Ddter6en oes uabe
W NEE ~pObnbaftsn q. 5ouz
iisnat trant cine 3afe fat tp6enO
AeiBenNafers unO oerbribte Iid t0bts
lid.
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rs Sabrsn srbaute 0obubaus pca Z.
p. Smith fat sdn3lih al uno nit
oemieIbsn fiel Der aug elmer grobsn
8i6liotbef, ~pertbOolen 5amilierer6z
ltiiden, MD6sln aus Der @olonialseit,
SnoianercoItiimen aittsrDaFfen aug
Dem M~ittelalssr. uip., 5sitebenOs Sns
bait ben 6ldmmsn gum Opfer.
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9epis, elm it6btiiher goIi3iIt, ben gos
li3sicapitan 5Ol3apfsl, obns elm Mort
81 lagen, feuerte Dann me6rere ShiiTe
auf ben gOli3sifsf al, obne oieien
obsr 81 trsfFeH uno Derfiel oann in
915futt, 10 oaB sr uur nit Riibe
iiberpGltigt uno gsfsIelt psrbsn fonn
te. Der WOroer ion bic Sbat ais
6oIge oss Suffs osriibt 6absn.
Palmer Bros QaOen in
SpenOals brannte total nieoer.
Quf Der 5a6rt pun Sum-
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elm Omnibus BON sinem s3uge
gstroffen. pO5ei Der II Sabre ate s.
9arlop Iofort set0otet uno Der olei6s
altrise eepis 3Oelsr toOtli5 uerlsbt
puroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-17

mann Der Nsidsniisasr an Der Rod
5sianOs9a6n
8ernb. oilers. Elm psItIid BON
ReoIa pobnsnosr 6ormsr. puroe
uun einsm 3use iibsrfabysn uno ses
toSiet.
6reo. 9oIie. elmer ser dlteFsn
eeulftsn @niisoisr 0on milton,
no Ct lett ii6er so SabrsR po6use. lift
oaielbit I'm Utter oeH fat So Sabreu
gsItOr5sn.
Der Sol3bausr 4eiey Wauman
nuros n0rolin ppn .Su eaqu DON
eiHer 0iiolaBs ansegrifitu uno 10
furht5ar 3srfleiidt. oaB nan an isiz
nem DieosrOuFlommsn 2peiielt. -
NruolO 6. 9aHeraB. lei. . Sabren
sSn5aber zines @roeerieloosus 0abier.
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ben. II SIN utter ron 79 ll5ren Itar6
in 9eslp gprt g. 5urS. Der spei=
nal Napor Don Dubuau, par. =.
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aufltber Der 81. Genira. puro. BON
sinem 3use i5srfahrsn auo setooiei.
Sn sinsm Anfa1 oou 5pFsrie
bat bic Satin oss @%eniusc.srfs u. o.
Goplep pon 0alnat Hh uno ibr
ainb in 0oi6ington eriaoHen.
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5tile if in GIdAton 60untn
siH5sleitet pOroen inoem bic granos
iurp 40 S6onfpirtbe ptaeu lle6ers
tretuns Oes 9ro5i6itiuns uno Mulctz
ssiebes in QntIaseSuitono oeriebt bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-17

neg 8~i5eIosries @ gu gr5ffnsn; an
S0nntosen lle 9aie6aaipisle. Bier
sartens9 oHcerts uip. gu Der6ieten; oas
@ebdIi ses Staaisanwalts BON Goot
6ountn auf $4,000 pro sSabr fsItsuz
ieseH. luoseseH er a6er ale 4masss-
bibrsn an ben gouHtBi6abmeiIter abb
sufibrsn hat.
Sufolse elmer aebro6enen Wei-
henipiss rannte Elm 9aFaaiersas Der
g., 9. e A.z9abn BEL georfa in
cine Reibs 5rahtpassous hinsin.
nobel osr 4Sidhrige sSas. RiIepet!er.
Der Rsbea Dem @sIsiie fauo, asi6otet
puroe uno oer QocomDtipfahrsr 6bp.
giegdln uno Der 6ei5sr QI6. RnTer
lebenssefabrlide 8~erlebuRssR erIitteH.
Sn BLOOMINGTON itreiten
Gle aehssidmie0e uHo 6elfer Der 6.
e 4.s9abn, i'm san5sn 200 Rann.
UNI cine 9obnerbObuns Don 8 Gents
per Stunoe az er3pingeu.
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itreitsnbe 9ipisr 8 S~treit6reter an
ano rihteten oieisl5en i6limm au. Der
8rdiioent Il. Der Seeretdr Der 8ipIsrs
Union Durosn Derhaftst.
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Iep BEL 6rseport sutsIeife Elm
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rnD ranuts in eineH @etreioeIpeiher
binein, nobel Ct fait sdujIid Don benz
bera5itir5enosH @etreioe a6erihittet
puroe. Der U1didinit Cline Martin
aus @6icago Der 9Oittlsrt gaul +.
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Rame %unbetannt. puroen babel aetooz
tel uno stpd Is anOere qsrIonen mebr
ooer minoer lhner DsrlsBt. Raee
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Die 9erIebten mad gbiCaao 6rinaen
ioute. in Elm @sidbrt, oas BON Der
bort aHidHtssu 6rau anna ,3iealer
seIeHtt puroe, nobel 6rau ,3ie9er
toOtlihe 9erleBunsen oaoontrua.
gu Warpbpsboro puroe
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trieasoeteran uno frierss 2~egislaturz
mitglieo. bur6 ben 6ufi6lus zines
Yfsroes setOotet.