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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-03
PATIENT ESCAPES
VIGILANCE OF NURSES

Leonard Fisher of East Chicago who
ilVes III Olcott avenue, with his family
and who for three weeks has been a
scnerer from typhoid fever, was taken
10 ST. Margaret's hospital yesterday.
AFTER seriously endangering his chances
Tor recovery by a little outing which
greatly frightened a number of house.
holders whom he visited.
Fisher was delirious and in that con-
dltlon got up from his bed night before
last, dressed himself fully, and started
out OF the house. He took a straight
course up town and stopped belated
pedestrians, and knocked at the doors
OF slumbering families, ringing their
bells and otherwise alarming the in
mates. He finally rounded up at the
boarding house conducted in the old
Given home, by Mrs. Julia Williams.
Il was one o'clock at this time and he
proceeded to arouse Mrs Williams
When she went to the door in response
To his ring, and realized the condition
Fisher was in, she called up the police
Two officers responded but the fever
crazed man had disappeared before
their arrival. He was later discovered
however, wandering about the streets
and taken to his home. His family
were very much worried and it was
decided yesterday morning to take him
to the hospital where he could have
the advantage Of more watchful care.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-03
ANOTHER TRAGIC CHAPTER
IN MEMORABLE CASE
Gary Man Serves Out Term in P.n,
Tertiary and Goes Crazy.

Driven insane by the thought that
great injustice had been done 70 him
when he was arrested last year for
violating the Ohio penitentiarv narola
Steve Goranovich. AZ years old and
single. will be tried this afternoon in
Justice P. L. Fitzgeralds court for
his sanity
Steve Goranovich was arrested in
1919 In Columbus, O., for attempting
10 shoot fellow foreigner. He
served fourteen months in the peni-
tertiary and was then released on par
ole. Not knowing that he was vioIat-
Ing the law he came to Gary, where
he intended to start life anew, but
was soon found by the officers, who
took him back to Columbus where he
served the remainder of his sentence
behind the bars. He could never I'M
derstand why he was arrested when
his intentions were right.
After finishing his term he came to
Gary again several weeks ago, but his
mind was evidently unbalanced. He
has hardly slept for two weeks and is
constantly raving about some deed
which he imagines he committed and
for which he fears that he will be ar
rested.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-03
GARY AGAIN HONORED
Real Estate Board Asked to
Affiliate With National
Organization.

Gary has agais been greatly hon
ored' without solicitation and from an
entirely unexpected source. In a let
ter to the president of the Gary real
estate board, received this week. the
organization has been invited to send
delegate to the national convention
of real estate boards which will be
held May IL, 1S and IA for the pur-
pose of organizing what will be known
as the National Real Estate associa-
ton. AS no organization can have
more than one delegate who has a
voice and vote in the proceedings.
Gary will stand on an equal plane with
that Of New York, Philadelphia, De-
troit, San Francisco, Cleveland, and
other large cities of the west, as far
as representation is concerned
The communication was signed bv
the chairman of the committee Of the
Chicago real estate board Of Chicago.
which has the matter in charge.
Secretary Max Kirschman of the
board stated to a TIMES reporter this
afternoon that the matter would be
taken up before the board at it's next
regular meeting, which will be held
Monday.
The following is list Of real estate
exchanges to which this letter has been
sent: Real Estate Board of Brokers
New York; Real Estate Exchange Of
Kansas; Real Estate Exchange of
Omaha, Real Estate Association. Bill
ings, Mont; Real Estate Board, San
francisco; Real Estate Exchange,
Portland, Ore; Real Estate Board.
Gary, Ind; Realty Board, Los Angeles.
Real Estate Exchange, Nashville; Real
Estate Exchange and Auction Board.
Boston; Real Estate Association, Port
land, Me-; and other associations from
Milwaukee, Duluth. Minneapolis, Seat
tie, Philadelphia. Buffalo. st. Paul,
Cleveland, Grand Rapids, Baltimore
San Diego. Cal, Cincinnati, Spokane
Tacoma, Bellingham, Wash, and st
Louis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-03
GLAD TO GET BACK
TO GODS COUNTRY. .

The Gary delegation to the republican
state convention at Indianapolis re-
turned this morning on the 500 Mich
igan Central
We are glad to get back to Gods
country" was the patriotic sight that
hove from the deep chests of the dele
gates as they landed in the steel town.
Among those who returned are: Will
liam H. Kliver, C. Oliver Holmes, At
torney Clarence Bretch, ]. A. Brennan,
and John Bennett
The consensus of opinion was that
the Lake county political game fell fiat
for immediate results, but that the
boosting stunt was a success.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-03
OFFICER MUzzALl TAKES
GIRLS FROM PARENTS

Probation Officer Muzzall has taken
the three daughters of John and Mary
Johnson, who reside in Olcott avenue
East Chicago. from the CUSTODY NJ
their parents and will see that thew
are sent to the Julia Worth school
at Plymouth. The children are aged
respectively two, four and six wears
and We're discovered in terrible state
OF neglect. The father, while not a
drinking man, is said to be worthless
being too lazy to work. while the
mother is little if any better, according
to the neighbors.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-03

was brought by the strongest body of
its kind in the west, the Chicago real
estate board. It is not known what
their motives are, whether it was be-
cause they fear the progress in this
region which would result, or that
they are unable to understand the IN
limited benefits that would be derived
by the success of the plan. In either
event they hope to overcome or neu-
tralize the evident feeling against them
by bringing the two bodies into closer
relationship, and establishing a bond of
friendship and by letting them Judge
for themselves by tangible evidence
the great benefit that could be derived
all around.
Pay Debt of Gratitude.
Another reason for inviting the party
to Gary is to try to some extent to
repay the business men for the kind
ness which they receive from them in
Chicago in business transactions and
for the liberties which they are al
lowed in their Offices, where they have
access to maps and data. The third
reason is that they wish to show the
Chicago men the actual value of local
real estate, existing conditions and
give them to more clearly understand
and appreciate the value of invest
ments here and the great future in
store for Gary.
The committee in charge of the re-
ception to the visitors are: c. e. Val
lette, chairman; Captain H. S. Norton.
Homer J. Carr, George T. Baker. F. III.
Hill and J. j. Kelley.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-03
WHITING "DRYS" ARE
VERY ACTIVE THERE
Temperance Leaders Sue
coed in Making One
Ward Dry.
PETITION EFFECT IS SALOONS
Rev. George Hicks Of Anti Saloon
League Gets in Some of His
Fine Work.

The Rev. George Hicks of La Porte,
president of the Indiana Temperance
league. has invaded North township
and has left his tracks in whiting. A
dry district petition circulated in
whiting yesterday in the third ward
was signed by the majority of the
voters, Psi out of 44o.
The petition affects sixteen saloons
and the area covered by the petition
takes in the largest ward in the CITY,
The third ward includes everything
vest of New York avenue and goes
to the northeast and south city limits.
The movement was started several
weeks ago when the president of the
state temperance league visited Whit
ing. N. E. Miller, a Standard Oil en-
ploye, and Star StowelI of the Petro-
lene Paint company, together with
ministers in the district, were lined up
as lieutenants of the Rev. George
Hicks.
The card system, as used in Ham
mond, was worked, by which every
voter signed his name to a printed
card sent to him, thus giving Messrs.
Miller and Stowell power of attorney
for the subscribers in the temperance
matter.
The petition will be forwarded to the
county commissioners for their next
regular meeting.
The work in the Third ward after
once being organized was speedily ac-
complished, the cards having been sent
out only few days ago and enough
having been returned yesterday to give
the temperance workers q majoritl.
The Rev. Hicks is now working In
Crown Point IN an attempt to make the
county seat dry, but is not meeting
with the ready success that he found
III Whiting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-03
GARY REAL ESTATE
BOARD AS HOSTS
Prominent Dealers in Chi
cago Invited Will Visit
Steel City.
TO Be SHOWN A FEW THINGS
Eeventy-Five Expected if Weather Is
Good Reasons for Function
Three Fold.
TO Be. SHOWN A FEW THINGS

Tomorrow will be the great day for
the Gary real estate board when they
entertain for the whole morning and
evening seventy five of the biggest
dealers in Chicago, members of the
Chicago real estate board The thor
ough preparation for the great event.
which Is Characteristic of Gary's I'M
dertakings, has been attended to in
detail and there remains nothing to be
done to impress the Chicagoans with
the greatness of the magic city. it's
brilliant future and to bring both or
CARNATIONS into a closer and more
friendly relationship.
E. c. Yallette is chairman of the
committee which has the matter in
charge
The train bearing the party will ar
rive in Gary about noon in a special
car attached to a regular train and
carriages will be at the depot to meet
them. From the train they will be
taken to the Gary hotel, where they
will be served with an appetizing menu.
1t was planned originally to serve only
a buffet luncheon but the committee
decided that everything must be done
up brown" and regular full course
dinner was decided upon.
VIII Visit Steel Plant.
After this is partaken of the party
will be escorted to the steel plant
where the mysteries of the gigantic
institution in process of erection will
be viewed and explained. The entire
plant will be covered in detail. The
rest of the program, if there is any
time left, will be taken up with sight
seeing in the city proper and the de-
velopment of the building operations.
There seems to be three great mo-
tives in bringing the Chicago real es-
tate board to Gary. The fight waged
in the Calumet region for, the pro-
posed harbor and. drainage system is
a well known fact. The opposition
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-03
BARBECUE COMMITTEES
ARE HARD AT WORK

All of the committees which are to
have charge of the arrangements for
the big democratic barbecue have been
selected and they will meet next
Thursday to. complete their arrang-
.ments at Gary.
One of the things that was recently
decided upon was the matter of in
wiling William Jennings Bryan to at
tend. A telegraphic message was sent
to him and it is hoped that if he is in
this vicinity he may be induced to at
tend.
1t is expected to make the barbecue
one of the greatest political events that
Gary has ever known and the commit
tees are all working hard on the pre-
liminaries.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-03
DIPHTHERIA CLAIMS VICTIM.

Diphtheria, of which there were q
half dozen cases in RobertsdaIe. ba.
claimed a victim in Andrew Evan. the
four-months-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
John Evan of Indiana boulevard.
Death occurred yesterday evening
Owing to the contagious disease affect
ed by the dreadful disease.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-03
CARL AMES STARTS IN
WITH HIS NEW WORK

It is now Deputy Clerk Carl w.
Ames of the Lake superior court
Mr. Ames has been appointed as his
official deputy by e. L. Shortridge,
clerk of the Lake circuit ard superior
courts, and began his duties this week.
Miss Carrie Miles, the present de-
putty has resigned her position, to take
effect the first of May. and Mr.. Ames
is getting harness broke in the office
routine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-03
TRANSFERS STRIKE
THREATENS At GARY
Drivers in Recently Organ
lied Union Demand
Higher Wages.
WOULD TIE UP ALL BUILDING
Want $3.50 Per Day and Nine Hours
Work-Meeting Today May
Decide Issue.

At meeting held this afternoon In
the Gary hotel, the Union Transfers
Of Gary and the Transfers association
will confer for the purpose of estab-
fishing a settlement of the differences
of the two parties which are now at is
sue. If the team owners do not accede
to the terms of the contract now sub
bitted to them by the union. there is
possibility that the 600 Union team
sters may go on a strike and conse-
quently tie up building operations and
traffic of every description.
Monday the principles in the con-
troversy met in the Gary hotel where
the union men submitted their scale
of wages which they demand and other
privileges they desire. The price they
ask for is $3.50 per day, with a nine
hour day. Al the present time the
union has no scale in effect and the
various team owners are paying vary
ing wages to their employees. The men
are also working ten hours a day and
are compelled to oil harness, which thew
object to.
Higher Wages Main object.
Of course the main object of conten-
ton is the scale of wages. The team
sters believe that the work in Gary is
dif1cule enough SO that they can de-
mand the scale they ask for and that
it would not be unreasonable for them
conditions. The owners declare that
times are hard and they are compelled
TO pay for the maintainence of many
horses which are idle, feed is high and
that under the contracts which they
have already made to do work they
could not afford to change their scale.
They are attempting to secure years
delay in fixing the schedule so that they
may have time to adjust their work
and be prepared to meet the advance
in the wages of their employees. At the
last meeting they did not seem willing
TO grant this
Ever since the union was organized,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-03

tHey Planned TO present to the team
owners a contract agreement according
to custom. This step was finally taken
and the matter has now come to an is
sue.
Union Has 600 Members
The union now numbers 600 mem
bers, although 1t has been organized
but short time and more are con-
stantly joining. The team owners
have at the present time twenty
members and expect to increase that
number to forty in a short time as
there are that many in the city. The
officers which have been but recently
elected are: President, Thomas ].
ormley; Secretary. C. Smith; Treasurer.
c. Davis.
President Gormley stated yesterday
afternoon that he did not anticipate
trouble between the union men and the
team owners as result Of their diff
ferences. He thought that the whole
matter would be satisfactorily settled
at the meeting this afternoon. Neither
of us can afford a strike at the present
time" he stated and the attitude of
both parties is perfectly friendly"
The spokesman for the union toncor-
row in the meeting will be the we'll
known Chicago union man, George
Golding. He is also optimistic as to
the outcome of the conference. The
Gary union also includes the drivers of
Toleston, Miller and Clark
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-19
Seim &rifti 9posoOm.
st iGliOmt 9ufnment.

S &ateDralen / Gaierta, / Seer
beben al Neapel, finOes Der ct iel-
icmt og gribenOe MinOe ON Srel.
ierens 9S0. Oct er en- &ob6erpla-
Sc, bborpod Seiu &riIti 966s6om
et inOgroOeret / oct 6e6raiIfe Sprog
@eo SiOen al Sefiten itaar fglgen.
Sc 9emgrfntng: On lignenoe 8la-
Sc er blepen ienot til boer enfe(i
Stemme."
S~prinoelig blep benne merfelig(
&oberploDe funoet / 8pen Nq1ilc
/ BET tiOligere &ongerige gteapeI
pmfring &ar 1890 UNDER nogle l1o.
eropninger, iom blep foretaget Ser
Gen bIeo Oerefter lenge ~opbeparet
Safriitiet / ct &artenierflolter
geerbeOen at Neapel, inotil Sen en-
helig, in6el luttet / en- &dmme a
S6enbolt, obergabes til &ate6rolet
/ Goierta ben | flor Sare for at Bib;
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-19
'&efprD= ilaaenSe
ifanDinapiif rGrenriium".

Chicago, 8. Wfoj 1908. - t,O2S
@oslagerer ira @elten inoifrepne
| gennem GurarO 2iniens Minneapo=
liz og Gbicago-&ontorer for Sreple-
Scretp turbine 9amperen yGarnld-
nia", afgaoenoe ira Seem gorf z.
Sec. 1907, forloo Chicago 4. Dec.
paa 4 Speciul=Sog. 9isie 8osia-
gerer bur bopeoiagelig Sfunoinuper,
iom reiite biem til Sulebelgen, og
De bill nel ten aqe returnere bette
Soraar. Sette Sal 1luar aQe tioli-
gere &efor0er fra &eiten for ct
Sfib, her teller til 2iperpool eQer
ifanoinapiife @apne. Set ItprIte
9lntal al @eitboere tioligere (oper
SOO) inoifrepes til Gltnaro-0a mpe
rem ~Garonia" for BEN ltore ifanoi-
napiife WiOlommer=grcurfion Ser
ieilebe ira SEEM Oorf 4. sunni 1907,
bnor 8osiagererne ogiou bobeOiage=
Zig bar Sfon0inoper.
Inore &eforoer for Gunaro 81
MEMS @rcuriions, bpor Sfanotna-
Ter ogiad bar / Slertdl, er:
vMauritania" 80. Nop. $50
Ydsiagerer.
r2ltcitonia" IA. Sec. - 1872.
u9tem Yorf @pening @orlo" for
3. Mai inoeboloer en- l1otalelie al
Commissioner @at6orn, Der retl1r=
nereoe fra Stdlien pad n2llcitania".
San bao &aptainan ON 2op til at
gao neO og lie, bporOdn 3. &lasies
&asiagererne baboe set. San og
oSutloof"s &eoufter, ISM. 9. Som
lcnO, iptIte Srofoit idmmen meb
@migrdnterne, og Be ipntes iaa goot
ON Soften, at Be gift tilbuge, og til
iibit bar Der 200 fsrIte &lasies
Tasingerer, Ser benDtteOe Zig at
@9Itfribe0en pe0 treble &lasies
&orb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-19

emo Wenneifene bill tilitoo. @ngaa-
enoe Sabrifsarbeioe / baarlig 2rft,
IA fon Ser gpres maget til Scribe
bring / iau @enieeltoe. @i bpr fife
gpre, iom iomme bar giort, a.
bei0e | Il &um / II elmer ON d.
cen, bpor Ser in9Gll Sol eQer fritz
Suit fan trenge ino, og ar6eioe
Ger, til @elbreoen Ell pOelogt og ioa
forldoe iomme og iige: SEN eGer Sen
@p er EN- @eitbule. 2a0 os fremboloe
20 padoile dQe Sc forifelige Sober
hoaoe pod BET uun0elige % set fp-
life Smrao0e, las % prepe at pei
le0e Oore 2dnoSmGno, naar Sc fon=
me- BERTH, ioo bper fan finoe lin
1ette &ldGs, og iiOen peileoe bam iaa-
leoes, at Be &rGfter, Der Dor / BAN,
life ifal 6lipe misbrugt. g. E.
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6reb. SrpOegaaro e. 50,

inn nplig introoltcere0e Oeres SUI
teller og ltrforretning for v0onite-
1en"s 2piere, nleOOeler os, at oe,
ndar Sc apcrterer / Odnife 8laoe.
pnlfer oeres Napn ifrepet poo fart
CO tpoeligt 9anIf. S Sntroouftions=
MeO0eIelien forleOen bar 6irmunap=
net ongipet iom 6re0. 9roeoegaarG
/ Ste0et for 6reo. Sr6oeeaor0.
Sirmaet, Ser roa0er ODER to ult=
ieIige 8rttifslofoler, far folgenoe
Stores le:
Greo. Srubceaarb & So, Scluclcrs.
Cma6a.
100 go. 16 ct. lis 81. 16 st.
Gen M Slaos.l [9jorlre6lltiffen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-19

fGrt til 5ranfrig, % fun SEN Sm-
ltGnoigbeo, at neutrality-suspicious. buu=
e brogt life ubetpoelige Dire for
zen Tralllfe Scr, gap oeres 9pnner
mi at fuo Sop at be6oloe BEN bsilt
1lltereslunte Glo0e ben forpnlfeoe
Girfning.
Smiolertioi blep &pbberpluoen
ltnoertoltat en- grltnoig l1noerI6gel-
le at Ell &%ommisiion al fronife
&%l1nirnere og &ioenifabsmeno,
Snolfrtften blep operiot paa Sranlf,
% bpoo Der er set bigtigite -
moo oens 9Ggtbeo bopoe man Inlet
I'll inopenoe.
Sfplge u9erliner 9ea6ridten~ IL
Ger Snoifriften, operiat ira SebraiIf t,
ioaleoeS:
r9om, uOtdlt al Gontius 81
latns, 2anOsbppDiug / Ne0re-@u=
lil@a, lD0enOe poo, at Selrs al
9ea5aret iful liOe 96oen paa &or-
let: S &eiler Si6erius's iptten@
DC Gegeringsaur og poa Sen fent=
rgtppen0e Dag / W6arts Maaneo,
/ ben 6elige Stoo Serlt lalem, oa
Nnnds og &otfos bar SUBS Yre=
tier og Sferpreiter, far Gontius
Etlatus, lioellOe pua 8reiioial=
~itole1, Opnt Seius al Na5aret til
at 30 pad ct &ors mellem TO
MisoGoere, Od ltore og %notoriife
&iOnes6pr0 fra 6olfets SIDE lis
tiger:
u Seius er Ell Sorfsrer;
y san er en- SppigGer; 9 &an
er en- 6ienoe al 2open; A San
fal0er Jig falifelig SUBS S6n;
> San er trdoOt ino / Sennplet,
fulgt uf en- SoIfem9ng6e, Ser Bot
Eolmer / SGnOerne.
Den fgrlte Centurion, Guiri-
Iius Cornelius, bar faaet 8efa-
ling til at fore 6am til &etterIte=
Set. Oct er 6lepet forbl1ot oGe
fottige og rige Gerloner at bin
Ore Seiu 800.
Sc @ibner, iom bar unoerteg-
net 0ommen oper Seius, er fel=
genOe:
L. Daniel &oboni, Sariieer;
2. Sobannes 3aerbatel; 3. &a=
foel Gobant; 4. Gopet, Sfrtft-
ler6.
Seius ifal fereS 1to at Staoen
Seruiolem gennem 8orten Srue-
nea."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-19
Stanit5a.
Cr&ebenbapn"

S @unr itoo Stanit5a paa Ser
ronen meO iin SirtiesbDlt UNDER
Nrmen.
nSful 9e reiie, 5tanit5o?"
~Sa, &erre - biem til Holen."
Sum bar fomnlen iod ttot, bodoe
/ 6ior og / 9(ur, for at bente 8offer
rg Srepe pua &ontoret, at ieg fenbte
henoe goot. Sg BET moreoe mig at
Bgre benoes %gebrofne 8ollf-Spif.
Nu 1to0 ben0es Zine fuloe Al
8anb.
n@ten bporfor REFER 9e MI? 0e
ct 10 nplig fommen."
Sa, Serrel Men Mo'r er ipg.
meget ipg. Sg bum bar ilet ingen.
ser fon bielpe benoe. 9erfor mac
jeg biem. Seq fit 9rep / @aar
Sbtnifps life 9reng bapbe ifrepet
for ben0e. Ser ftoo fun, at iee
maatte fomme, fpr bum 0poe."
, uMen boor er 0a 9eres Sur
Stanit5a?"
uSa'r tog Be for mango g(ar fl
fer. Min lille SeIter, ser MI el
he0, baboe lammen meo Sc anor(
@prn fife btQet beoe til Ben beGig'
Somfru paa &usiiif / Stolen. 81
Sa'r bolot meb benOe og iagoe, bur
ifulbe fife. Sua tog 0e bam o(
nitore gro'r", Ser pilOe foripar'
Sa'r. Sioen bar Ri alorig let Dem
0e er mouife / Sibirten og bar Be
rn0t. Mfen mdnife er Be b6be. Sn
gen bar biQet iige os set.
@5i0en oa bar Mfo'r beret iat
ipag - al Sorg.
Seq far muattet arbeiOe for d
begge 70. S 6ior bar ieg / 9an
mari og tiente mango 8enge. @
ieg fom biem, goo ieg Mo'r ben
oaeiammen, og / @inter iulteoe b
llet fife, for6i ieg bab6e tient iat
goot on, Sommeren.
Sg / Ior bopoe ieg foaet mil
ganle 8labs. Men mi ifol ieg i
hjem, inben ieg en6m1 bar tient De
minolte til Mo'r, Ser ct fda ipg.
Wauife er bum bsb, inoen iel
fommer, og iaa er ieg enc til6uge NM
- min Gsiter er 300, Sa'r og gro'1
tog be r11siiife @enbarmer, og Be gi
Ger aG6rig tiIbage, bbob Be bar tage
! ul0rid ---
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Sirefttpnsmpbc.

Sm @uO bill ufbolOer 9ireftionen
for 9aniib 2lttb. @u6l. Souie MS-
Sc nnoer 4arsmpoet / @al1puco.
@pis nogen bar Eager, Sc snifer BE-
6anolet al 9ireftionen, maa iao'
oanne bore mig / Senoer ienait 5.
6. Stunt. 9grbp0igit
81. 6. @eismann,
66S Snca Str, 9enper, Colo.
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