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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-25
DAVENPORT

U. N. Roberts Company to Remain
The U. N. Roberts company. whose
lumber warehouse was recently de-
stroyed by fire, has decided to remain
in Davenport, and now has plans under
way for the erection of a flve-story
hreproof building on the site of the
burned structure. 1t will cost S175,-
900. Additional ground room has been
secured. The officers Of the company,
owing to the crowded conditions under
which ithad operated on its site. had
considered removal to another city.
One Of the cities from which PROPOSE
lions were received was Rock Island.
President w. A. Rosenfield of the
Rock Island Club, acting for the In
dustrial commission, made a straight
forward business proposition to the
company, and it was given considera-
BILE thought before the officers altered
their plans and made up their minds
not to change location.
o
Franchise Granted.-The city coun-
ell has adopted the ordinance giving
franchise to the Davenport Water
Power company, whose promoters pro-
pose the Harvesting of a part of the
Rock Island rapids, and furnishing
electric power in Davenport, and other
cities, possibly
Physician Sued for $4,000. - In a
suit for the alleged negligent treat
ment given her during a recent Illness.
which was filed yesterday in the dis
trict court, Mrs Catherine Birney IF
LeClaire asks the sum Of $4,000 from
DIR. w. w. Bailey of LeClaire with
costs of trial. The suit was placed on
record through her attorney. J. a.
Hanley, and in it the allegation is set
forth that by reason of the plaintiff
contracting blood poisoning from the
physician, her infant child died and
that she herself suffered injury to her
health, the effect of which is perma-
nent
McCuliy Case Dismissed. - An evil
dent lack of a desire to prosecute Bur
ton S. McCullz on the charge of max
ing false entries in the books of the
defunct Princeton Savings bank yes
terday caused County Attorney Fred
VoIlmer to take action for the dismis-
sd Oh InS SeEeIdl COUNTS " HIGH I'd <
been preferred against him. Since
the trial of the young man about year
ago in which the jury failed to reach
an agreement, the matter has been on
the court docket. but those who were
directly interested in the prosecution
never pushed the matter and its dis
missal is the result. McCully was in
dtcted on the charge of making false
entries in the books of the bank ct
the April term of court and at this
trial during the September term the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-25
What a Woman Will Not Do.

There is nothing a woman would not
do to regain her lost beauty. Sheought
TO be fully jealous in preserving her
good looks The herb drink called
Lanes Family Medicine or Lanes Tea
is the most efficient aid In preserving
a beautiful skin, and viii do more than
ANYTHING else to restore the roses to
faded cheeks. At all druggists and
dealers. % cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-25
The Society of Spiritual Truth.
FREE! FREE!
1O41k West Second Street.

Spiritual meeting Sunday evening
Spirit message demonstrating immortal
ity. Tests will be given. Doors open :
p. m. Lecture and tests .. m Ladies
and gentlemen welcome. Your departed
spirit friends will talk to you through
the medium. Seats free. No collections
LeClaire Hall. Davenport, Iowa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-25

lODDy OF a
Chicago
h o I e l.
Brown and
Jones had
taken the
trip togeth-
er on a
b u inc S 6
matter in
which both
were con-
c ern e d
Smith had
travele d
alone. AT
ter a brief
chat, they
separated .
Smith is
con S idera-
bly, older
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-25

80, on Monday; July 4. on Monday;
HallOwe' EN-, Oct. 81, on Monday; gen.
eral election day, Tuesday, Nov. 8;
Christmas, Dec. 20, on Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-25
Hampton

Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobs have
gone to Gilchrist, where they will en-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-25

jury failed to reach an agreement.
Since that time McCully has proven
that he is not a criminal at heart and
at the present time is deputy county
auditor of Green county. At other
times he has been private secretary 70
Mr.. Head, the millionaire, who intrust-
ed his funds with McCully and later
he was city clerk, an Office which he
fulfilled with the utmost capability and
honesty. 1t is thought that McCully
was made a tool in his dishonest acts
in connection with the bank.
o
Store Burelarlzed. Some time
Thursday night burglars broke into
the second hand store of D. Sanders
on Perry street and after helping them
selves to a large quantity Of second
hand razors, knives, watches and the
like, made a safe getaway with the
booty and left practically no clue upon
which the police might work. The en-
tire haul will amount to over $25, the
exact amount of the goods taken be-
ing unascertainable at the present
time. Entrance was affected to the
interior of the store through the rear
door, the glass OF which had been
broken and then the inside latch pried
Off Once inside the building the
thieves, who apparently were some
what familiar with the field, took
hasty inventory of the valuables
which were to be obtained and before
leaving had confiscated good guam
THY of pocket knives. raZors, watches
and chains, revolvers and a signet
ring No money was obtained as all
valuables had been locked up in the
vault by MT Sanders about s o'clock
in the evening, at which time he left
the store. The clean sweep made by
the intruders indicates that they had
been in the store several times and
were thoroughly acquainted with the
location of the articles taken.
100000 Hotel for Muscatine.-
Plans have practically been completed
and the greater portion of the stock
subscribed for a new 100000 hotel
building in Muscatine. Without
doubt the deal will be closed within
few weeks That an option on the
Commercial house. on the corner of
Iowa avenue and Front street, will be
secured within a few days is more
than probable The only trouble now,
so it is understood, is the getting to-
gether of all the leases and securing
release in order to tear down the build
ing. The price for the hotel building
it is said will be 600 including the
furniture now in use in the old hotel.
4 hotel modelled on the plans of the
Chicago house at Sioux City or the
Ellis hotel at Waterloo is contem-
plated so it is said A stock company
has been formed and most of the stock
has already been sold. The city Is
sadly in need of a modern up-to-date
hotel and if all goes well this hotel
will have solved the problem. II
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-25

Stephens, president of the Moline
Plow company. yesterday afternoon
was host to almost 100 needy little
ones of the city who were gathered
from the highways and byways" in
order that they may receive a part IF
the worlds holiday cheer. The enter
tainment was in the form of Christ
mas tree IN the basement of the First
CONGREGATIONAL church building. There
were toys, candies, tree, lights, sup
per. music, moving pictures-three full
hours of unalloyed happiness-and all
made possible by Mr.. Stephens. The
affair was not for those who had home
affairs and Santa Claus of their own,
but for those who would otherwise
have to flatten their noses on the
frosty window panes and enjoy the
holiday gaiety from the outside. Mrs.
G. A. Stephens superintendent the en-
tertainment. She was assisted by Mrs.
Nourse, Mrs. George Walker, Mrs.
Fred Leavens, Mrs. Green, Miss Jen-
ME Hull and others. Mrs. Carrie
OConnor, police matron, was in
charge of the ceremonies and 1t was
10 Iudl MI olopLcHS emu uSNCO t4S
delightful task of choosing the worthy
little ones and extending them invita-
lions to be present.
Obituary Record.-Chester R. Park,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Park, died
Thursday at his home, 1924 Twenty
ninth avenue, death following an ill
ness Of two weeks with diabetis. He
was born Oct. II, 1895, in this city.
He attended the Garfield school and
was a favorite among his classmates.
He also attended the Second Metho-
dist Sunday school He is survived
by his parents and two sisters. Hazel
and Myrtle. The funeral will be Sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock from Bowles
chapel and interment will be in BowIes
cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-25
Aqua Carts Annual.

zone week from today the water
wagon VIII pass through the city on its
annual jaunt. Applications for seats
viii be received up to o'clock Friday
evening. There will be room for all.
JOY riders will be barred If you are
prone to nervousness and have that
doubling or insecure feeling. you are
advised to postpone your trip a year, as
the straps are all taken)
Water Wagon Editor: am anxious
to go, and will be on hand when the
vehicle passes my corner; but have
a suggestion TO offer: I would favor
having all of the passengers searched
before being admitted to their seats.
Last year the chap who was next to
me near the end-gate had some ammu-
milton with him When we were pass
ing a breezy spot he was attacked by
a chill He shivered so persistently
that l joined him. l guess chills is
contagious. Anyway. he said he had
some hair oil in his inside pocket that
never failed as a chill cure. When he
passed the package to me, l waved
it aside, but he protested IT was a
harmless medicine, and I consumed.
After that one ebulition l was bold
enough to have wrestled a lion had l
met one. and l did see a number the
following night, only | could not get
my hands on them. That is my story
w. w. E.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-25

Three Men and 4 Girl.
Three Rock Island business men, all
married met one day recently in the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-25

Editor of the Wagon: VIII 1t be all
right If I come without Julius? You
know already last week l said he would
be with me; but he won't. l asked that
you hold couple of seats for us. Well
he has gone and done it again. l had
him in line until last Sunday, when
he got in a pinochle game with a cou-
pie of lumpfs. julius lost four dol
lars and a nights sleep. His appetite
has come again, and there is no use.
He would simply disgrace me If l
tried again to bring him along. His
face would scare me IL I looked at
him. Hold me my place under the
drivers seat, and will be much
Obliged. Give julius seat to some
honest fellow. That Julius is a mutt
LOUIE E..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-25

Initiate Class of 2o.-Starting with
a membership of S5, Nest 40 of the
American Order of Owls has increased
to 165. A class of 20 candidates was
initiated Thursday night and u ap-
plications for membership were read.
Officers were elected and the enter
tainment committee was instructed TO
arrange a social session for the Jan.
Uary meeting, when officers will be
seated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-25

G. A. Stephens as Santa Claus
Following his annual custom, G. A.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-06-18
Strcif Orobt.
@ittSbwg, ga.. II. Suni

YIitsblW5, 81. II. Sltni.
llebcr 10000 geihultc 9lr6clier.
Mitglieoer ser n9Imalgamateo 9liio.
ciatlIon oi Sron, Steel dno Gin
@orfers oie pom Der .American
Shect & 5inpIate Co." beihditlat
iino. neroeu in ser 9(aft pom so.
Suui, 3u 0erieI6en 3eit in Oet sic
,Gfiene gScrtitatt~ 8erorouuuq Der
&ompalnie in arait tritt. Die 9lrbei,
nieoerlegen. 8leIe ungeif)uIte 9lrbel.
Ter peroen ebenfoaS ourh oeu Stret
beriibrt ner0en. Ter 0elhluB gu
0ieiem @orlehcn mur0e chi elmer
Son0erfonucutlon Die bier abgehai.
ten muroe, geiaBt. Gr perorIaBie
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iriibereu 3udmmenturit, Die pon
Der 9crathungabehor0e obgebnltea
muroe. 9chliiiie geiaBt nur0eu Die
energiih empiablen. Dap Die @cpert'
ihait ser 0eroronuug Der &ompaJ-
ME @i0eritano leiiten ioIlte Sol.
genep @efdnutuNhuug nuroe non
g. :. Wlt2lr0le, Dem 8oriibenocn Der
,9lmalqamateo glIociQtion" erlalien:
Sic aonuention ser &ertreter ser
@cnerfihaitcn Der 9lrbeiter in @iier-
bleh. un0 @eibbIehfobrifen, 0ie ~
0en13pedc obgcbalten murOc. Stcl.
hing SIT nebmen 81 ser Grfllrun8 ser
.9Imerican Sbeet < Sinplate 60"
6aB lie in ihren 9lulagen 0as Spitcm
Der .oiienen @erfItatt" einiijhren
nil, Bat entidc0cn. oaB 0ie y9lmoI.
0omatc0 }liiociation" allen 9lnItrcn.
glnaen. icue @oIitif ourh}uiiihren.
mioeriteben unO iih weigeru mill.
noh Sem 30. Suni 1909 3u arbeiten,
menn nidt his iu ieuem Germin Elm
5uirieOenitclIcnors ue6ereinfoFVmen
er5ieIt it,"
SSn 0em &ittsburger 0iitrift bobe1
Die Wehr3obI Ser 5abrifen Ser n2lme.
mericdn Sheet & Ginplate Co., einer
&iiIfsgeiellit0ft DER .llniteO StdteS
Steel Corporation" 9tiftgelpert'
id)astler oils 2lrbeiter. 9ie perbun'
oenen llnternebmen. in meIhen Dir
Streifuerfiiqun0 in Strait treteu
tpir6. unlfaiien in Ser @eiB6Iedber-
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(3inn). 90 6abrifen; Sbaron (3lnn)
90 6abrifen; Gonneq5piae (3inn)
6 ;5abrifen; Martin'5 t5errp
(3inn), % SabrifeH @rioacpory
(giienbIef). % 6obrifen; Gon-
bridge (Giienbleh). If 6obrifen;
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10 6abrifeu; @eit @ir9iuia-@bee
ling (3inn). 10 6abrifcn; 2Su0iana-
GImooO. 2lnoeriou unb @as Stir
(3iun), 43 GSa6ritcn; Ruucie (giicn.
bIet0, 7 6abrifcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-06-18
Scr Senat.
Ql.1ihlll1tnn. 1G. Nm

gSdlbilgion. is, &uli.
Tie @otld)alt OcS (rnj>lutcl
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Observation-Disclosures mo Der
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ser Scult Die Gmp'cbIH9cn 0cs 81.
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spdreu.
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Sen Die 3ouidte aui 3int un0 3Int.
tpodreu CUR 9cratbung. Sic nurocn
jtl!icbiid anaenommCu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-06-18
sB- Scrbciitrter 3ngOitHit nni Der
glOrtbwcitern .Sabn.

3hes nnd Gbienso Usrlnfisn Ga
@roHs tislid um 7:55 Norssns, nit
2lusHabms BON Sonutnss. trsffsn IN
@hicogO um 6:25 llhr 9lbsnbs elm.
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S:2O NbsHos sin, uuo 1905 Rnbts
idalib trtiit in Chicago 7:l0 oss NOr'
asus sin. Der II 80 llbr 8ormittass'
2us bat Toswneeu uno BnrlOrcdrs
nod @bicneo. Gsbnliheu EIsHit Enosn
Gle auf benz UNI 8:45 oss Worasns
Chicago UsrlniisHbsH 8uee Der n6rolit
idhri. Die yndtBhse bnbeu STANDARD
9uamnn Solicitors uno mooerus "a.
sssenrs. g9sgsu Tidsts uHo Sdlai'
naoeu' Rsierpntionsn usnos man Iib an
osn GgsHteu Der ROrttwsitsru' Sabn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-06-18
@icl earm nm Ridts.

Sifi}ieae 9ena6riAtigung oon ge.
ne3uela troi elm tpoourb oas 8e.
beimniB, 6ab Ser Oanpicr ,R1nti.
tofe" unS or StyIepp0Inpier gGis.
pdth". Sic i'm 9ero1f)te itau6en 81
iiuem 6Iibidtirlmtrnemen benutt
neroer ST. ioaen oliigctlart piro.
geioe Sdiiie iino 6ornah oon Ser
oena3oIaniiden giegierinu cugstaiiit
noroen. Eas Suiti3oeporteulent Bat
ieine Ggerrten an1elpieieu TIRE geob.
ahtlrra Ser Shifie eir3u'teuen un6
nob G31ibin8ton surld5lGebrea
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-06-18
:g- @sben Gle nua seattle ?

ggir osWdbrsn tdalid beiOnosrs re-.
ousirts Rntsn uOu alien OrieH al Der
gloribDeitsru'8 '8nbu mad Osr NusitsI.
lung in SsotiIs, benz gsaOpiious' Bart,
goismits, Colorado uno osr 8acific'
8liS.
5s t6nusn 9brs ROuten tudblen uuO
iiuo bee bsltsn 9usoisniiss fiber.
Sd6n ausgeltaiists Sles nit elettri'
itsm aitts beiorsen idslid ben gisnit
5niihsu Chicago uuo ben 6auptOrisu
bss @eltsns uno Rorhmsrsus.
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ihreibuussn ibsr be 2IusiisGuus. 9duo'
tartsu. uao psribuIit aslsitsie Eoureu,
uerosn aui Bunih irel oerianot. man
msnos iih oil bic GIgsnteu Der Nori5'
meiternBnbu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-06-18
Ga6incttsiibnna.
@ai1m8ton H. Suri.

NI'Qt4l84Oi g. ,tltfl.
Ter Tr1ij0ent lait 5iclt eme SEA.
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Soaotor Root zefrcidr Snot lm0
gercral1mullt 1tfaridor blicbca
a5cr nod 81 Dem Frdii0.utcn
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@Oric inter g'Hra'djaft.
l}e,l mnrf u Nrri

lIcll g)orf II. 9Suni
Ter irijbero neisjoui9" Gllr.cs
81 N}oric. ser ieit Idngrrcr 3eii I'm.
Ter oeritic0encu 9Iut.ulCn i'm t5e.
idranib mar hatte cn0Iih GrioI5
nit ieincu (Seiud nm 3u,aiiina
bon gilrQiha't. Gr tulr6c qclcn
aautiou pom $4,000 0ic - ieIucr
Tr1uioe lcntetcn oui ircicr fuG &c.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-06-18
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-06-18
3apan,
GO6 feline ScidnucrOr crbaltcu.

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Ta5 9lu&p1rti8e 9lmt bat Hodl fci.
ne @eidRpcroe aus Nduali erhlIieu
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&erletlmg Der &crtrag2rtdic otrcu
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@onolulu bcrihtct, OdB sic StrcIt.
lage aui Oeu lapmIiidlCn SritIu H,1t
ernit III.
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Ter wcitpiri 8e6enoe I'aiilgicr.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-06-18

UUH NSUCpIpUIQltUUes AIIttelH uUo uDer
1854. @erofsntliduus Don Bod. Qihen.
Sn bsioeu 5dllsn lDuroen bic 8sto.
8otihniten nuIreht SrbnItsn.
@Oup. Gnuiolon ernauute oas Spe.
SialeOmite BON SUsi Senntoren unb bret
acknowledgement, VI um SerbnnoluHaen
nit ben @iienbnbnen I'M Staate Su
fubreu. luessn Beilesunc BON uniprus
den. bic Der Stnnt medsu ndlt besabl.
ter Stsuern srbsbt Betanntlid uers
IaHgt Der Staot stluls iber 100000
uou ben @iieubabuen an riifitauoiaeH
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@e9eaeuaniprihs uOH 100000 an ben
Stnnt, tuegeH iibermdBissr BeItsuerun9.
Ter @ouusrueur erHnnnte ons @omite
i'm @iHperuebmen nit elmer firslih
stiaBtsn &eiOlutiun Der 9eaislntur, nm
oisie Nneeleesnbsit nit ben @iienbnb.
nsn snoiid eiHmnl ius GsIns Su brin,
gen. JUlssnoe 9esslntur.W .Wuelieoer
wuroen 81 oieiem @omits ernannt:
Ssuntorsn 6ubnnl uuo Omen uno
NlismbIp'9suts Bancroft. @lsarp uno
2e6uiua.
8auerOft eruennt 60 Z ties.
0abbsm nun ouh Der Spreher
Bancroft ieine @rnennnnasn fur bic
Gpmites esmnht bot, bic ua5reno oes
SUmmers Sisunasn nbbdltsn unb onnn
IN Der Sps5ialiisuug Der 9saislntur
bsrihten iOllsu. ino bisis iuie iOlgt Bu.
lOmmsngeisst. a
gSoiierlrdIte uub 9dmme r. Scnatorcn
8iro. Quitting uno arumrep. 9Hemblus
Ytutc Srap, p0mbrcd)t, 9uhaiid uno Ebus
mas
gIrbeiterperiiheung Senatpreu Sans
horn. Slaine uuo Sairdilo; Nncmbln-
3eute 9Ie0rp 9Hgols. Gulbcrtiou uno
@gou.
@intommeniteuer SenaIpren 9Rarih.
@leC5to uno 9a5eImppo; 2,liembln geute
Gieorei. Yir@ouneu. s}uaram uno 1owcrs.
B0nten SenatoreH Gmen, Martin uno
gsrigbt GhcmblD Neute gShitiet, Shltman,
gromell unO Reabcr.
Nanoitrabenbau Senatoren 8romnc.
8urte uno 8puaIO; 9nemblu geltc 9oues.
8cIlcnsaaro. gblnnod uno Suslctt.
er8iehnngsmeien Sendtprcu Stout.
G5dnlor uno 9earion; GiiembIp geute Sc.
&up. @happle, gSbcrmein uno 6oighi.
Ter Suerit ssnnnnts Senator uno Der
Susrit gsununte Ghsmblp' Nbasorbnste
iuHsirsn ieiueilis als BOriiesr bes
bstrsffsn6sn Ssnnts. Ooer NIiemblp,
@omitss. iOiUeit bisie 1strsnnts Sisun.
aen nbbalten. guBeroem srudnnte Der
Sprsher Bancroft nod bos iolaenoe
g gomite fir bic pOn Der 9Iiiemblp be-
ihlOhens lluteriuhuns Der Espnrts.
ments:
6ur llnterluduug 8. ". ge6uino.
g1anltpmpc. g}oriiSer; ". Z. Tmesme,
3rcmpeaIeau; Grant H. i}libcr. 6ot;
3obu !. Sugbes, 3oo9e; 6rant oammea,
&oibburn
9m NnihluB an 6ieis Gomites uirb
oer @ouperreur nod eiu msiterss, aus
smst Ssnntorsn unb bret Nfismblp'
qsutsn Su deficiencies gomits erusnnsu,
oas nit ben @iisnbnbnsH in Bsrbin.
ouus treisn i0u, nm beSiislih oey gsesn
iie sineelsiieien BrOJsiis msnn m69Ii6
sineu Huseleih ju trsHsn.
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@arialp, oSnO., II. SSnni.
NlurS muS Scl6itmOro.
Nnntnn. 8. Is. rSllni

Ger 80 Sabre oIte G0rporO @aro'
cattle crihoB bier ole 32idbrige 6rall
Muaaie .RiQer. 0euuun6ete ocrcu
fleinen So1n @eorge toOtlidl unO
io1tc lid oouu cine auqeI ourdl ocn
aopi. Gr Itarb cine S1moe ipdtcr.
SarocaitIe beling sic Gbat neil hiS
Gbepaar Q}iQer bel oem er 1pobnte,
i'm Qemohnt hottcH. einen rcaeIma-
6iaeren 2eben@uouoeI 3u iiibren,
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8,nr ociitcSqcit0rt.
ram6rio1c g}aii iG {,

ram6ro1c W1ii. iG Suui
qu' uta 9eritt pom }uoi r.
rcn9-uu NOR ser z zthueiHc'tIih'
trr ,oln \. Uiurphu Qci'ics aeit3rt.
,,s cr am =. 9uni 'jmi Fcr'eucn
tSr.e ,uo orci itruer perlctic Ger
Etdi,r ilno,e ian IN Elm Srr,nai0L
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-06-18
Repnblifnniidc Staatsfunocntion.
6arris6ur1. QSa., II. 9Tlni

@drris6urg IA, II. SSSitni.
Gie repubIifaniide Staatsfonuca.
tioH trdt Bier }iidmmen nonlnirte
ihr Sidet uno iteute ibre plattiorm
ouf. S5n oieicr mur0e erfldrt, ooB
oie rcpu5lifaniibe @ortei ihr @er.
1pre6cn Ser 5ariireUiiiou criuate.
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6ilHi niortidlrittlidlc" rCpnbl. Scnnto.
rcn wcrocu Ocn Nampi nm oao Sin
tOmmcnitcucrnmCnOcmcn iOrticgcu,
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Sclsicu.
l,iIturiidlc 0irdlc jcritGrt.

9Iamlr. 16. ,<lui.
Tie biitoriihe &lrte IN N}aria-
line. in ser lih elm pcrthpolcr Nh.
ben@ beidpo. uuroe Ourh 6tuer ucr.
nidlict.