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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-25
SOME OBJECTIONS
TOMORROW SOFTER
TWO POINTS RAISED BY oPPo.
NENTs OF TUBERCULOSIS
SANlTARlUM PROJECT.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, jan, ,25.-
The opposition to Levi P. Morton's Of
fer of Red Sulphur Springs to the
State to be used as a tuberculosis san
ltarum gained additional strength
when further facts concerning It's al-
legged inaccessibility became known.
Two points are being strongly dwett
upon. The frsttls that II the State
accepts t:,e gift, which carries with It
only ten acres of land, It will have to
buy from 200 to 800 additional acres.
This ground will have to be bought
from Mr.. Morton. nasmuch as he has
nil the surrounding territory.
The second point IS that If the
ground is bought 1t would not be suit
able for the purpose. the Intention
would be to use It for growing vege-
tables and they say you couldn't raise
n row on the grounds around Red Sui
phur. The "A mile drive to the grounds
Is over, n mountain range. S
Four members Of the tuberculosis
commission went to Red Sulphur yes
tertay to make m investigation.
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Mr.. LaRue
CONTINUED from Page One.)

fists are paid as high as 500 per dry
to perjure themselves before our
courts. True science Is the true up.
pllcation Of natural law. and when
properly applied to mine ventilation.
mine explosions Will be thing OF the
past. an dthe unnecessary slaughter
OF human beings In mines will be pre.
vented.
"The greatest struggle to re.estabI
lish conditions to conform to natural
law will be to combat the prejudlces
Of those high in authority among leal.
Ing coal people. So many so.called
experts who have had many years of
undisputed sway, will not willingly
surrender or give up their erroneous
IDEAS. but will bitterly resent the in.
trodnc;:on md applicable moi the prll.-
ciples Of true science. Therefore, is
has required practical demonstration
to convince the people who are true
ly interested. Anyone doubling this
demonstration Is invited TO come to
the First Mining District of West Vir.
glnia and see for themselves"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-25
SAD DEATH OF
SMALL Child
ONLY CHILD OF RECENTLY Wild.
OWED MOTHER DIED YES.
TERDAY MORNING. .5

Master William Edwin Book, the In.
FAINT son>of Mrs. Grace Durham Book,
died on Sunday morning, January "a,
Mt the home OF his grandfather, Mr..
William Durham. on Watson avenue.
The little one had been III but few
days from congestion Of the lungs aad
his death was a severe shock to his
friends. For the past two weeks Mas.
ter Edwin had heen III from n cold
but not until Friday was his illness
serious. 55 Fla, 3.
The death Of the child falling 80
closely upon that OF his father Is
doubly sad. On January 9Th the faith.
er, John Book, .Ir., was killed in the
railroad yards at Indiana Harbor. Ind,
and Just two weeks ago Yesterday the
remains were Inferred in shlnnston.
Muster Edwin was the only child. His
mother has the sincerest sympatny Of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-25
MINORITY REPORT
On Mine Disaster May Be Made BY DR.
z Mitchell-committee to Meet
This Week.

CHARLESTON, ". Va. Jan. 25.-
There has been some talk OF a minor.
lty report to be made by DR.. Mitchell.
a member Of the last legislature and
Of the mine investigating committee,
taough this mas not been confirmed
yet. DR.. Mitchell was committee OF
one who was present at the colpntr's
Inquest held over The bodies Of the
miners killed In the last explosion Of
the Lick Branch mine. This explo.
sion will receive attention at the
hands Of the committee Of which Sen
ator Gartlan Is chairman at il ST.
tings this week. 1t Is rumored around
the capitol that officials were aware
that the mine was not safe and that
there was danger Of trouble before The
day the second explosion happened.
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GREAT ATTRACTION /! N
ISiCOM ! |! ]. !! I! !! J n
eRAUsTARK; GEORGE BARR Nc.
ssicUTcHEoN's THRILLING Ro-
II NANCE, Ito APPEAR
e. q; 4 \, HERE

- q ~
'Graustark." George Barr McCutch.
cons thrilling romance Of love be
hind a throne. has been stcured for
an early presentation at the Grand
Opera House. Millions have read the
book, and that Is the reason why this
production has played to record. break
ing houses throughout the season. It
has played two engagements in Pitts.
burg this season. and the demand for
return engagements has been the or
der. There has not been book dra-
matted for years that has proven as
popular as "Grauslark," and local the.
ater:goers are to be congratulated upon
having an opportunity to witness this
play produced by company Of capa.
BILE artists. The. date for this attrac.
ton Is February 18th.
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q q q 81
.cs<co<Sas@s

". - "A sd Y, ~ 81
III Agnts Hood. who had been the
guesi of Ruth Ilenry. returned.
tc Chris Jung last evening. ss5s}
sliss Neifs swearlnsen spent Sat
IEsiz 10 sunday with friends in in:
GEattzDnrE. \ e y; ~ Is' 4.
Hi samS q Nuzum. who saass been
M sfor the Tsst week, IS improving.
sfEsand MIS-: Roy "A. Lough, Of Nor.
sEantoWn, sharf been the guests OF. rela-
:tirelS ius the en- Tor several days
q Mss Pansee Damage has returned
isomI q VISIT ID Morgantown. E \.
strA John nc Cool Is spending sey.
3eral Sdayy. ID Plttsburg with her hus.
aTd, who IS I'd Mercy Hospital.
M. and Mrs. Oscar Noll are visit.
sSlg ~ 4 tiers cousin. Mrs. Oscar 'Du.
sBois. Sin Ndrgantown. I M
III SAllayor MN Nicely and Chief Sac.
maker "a turned Saturday night from
5RarEersburg where they had been at.
Sasndins FEDERAL Court. 31.J5
s AiTa-S Lou John and son. Carl. ar
tired Shere thfs morning from Jackson,
~ Alt " md hnye taken up their resi-
4 aence 70 theS .;W. Arnett property On
's'Eata street 4 m
s19at1 ~ ~ z Malone and daughter,
NE Allss BlaEche, retumed last night on
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angry 3 MINER j. | ! I
I0 ] &! Al D
ATTEMPT. MADE oNSLlFESoFEsU.,
PERlNTENDENT A: BROOKS 8
Z y FLEMING r. 4.

& i y "a
Frank Rowrne, an Italian employed
at Hutchinson mine operated by the
Fairmont Coal Company, became an
cry last Saturday because his pay en-
yelope was lighter than he thought 1t
ought 10 be and threatened the life OF
A. B. Fleming, Jr.; After drawing ais
pay .Rowone went to Mr.. Jennings
office and complained and became bots
ferrous. Mr.. Fleming sent for Thomas
Burlock.: the mine foreman. in view OF
adjusting the matter. When the, ltal-
ian found out that Burlock was being
sent for, be became enraged and
threatened Superintendent Fleming.
He was elected from the sHoffice.'
Rowone then pulled his revolver and
pressed the trigger: the gun clicked
several times but there was no re-
port. He then adjusted the cylinder and
pressed the trigger agin, this time
there was a report, but the bullet went
wild. % s,
Officer l.. S. Fleming arrived at
Hutchinson at 4:30 and placed the Of
fender under arrest. Hi' was placed
In the, county jail. Justice Amos will
give him hearing this afternoon.
S36 A WEEk-And expenses to men
with RIG to introduce poultry and stock
remedies. Experience unnecessary.
Reliable company and exclusive terri.
tory given. The Grant Co.. Dept. IS.
Springfield. Illinois. 1T
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-25
HELEN's FRIENDLY WARNING.

Little Helen was afraid to 60 into n
dark room. and one night coaxed her
mother, who was busy in the next
room, to go into the nursery with Ter
TO get some Of her playthings. The
n'o,her told the little girl she need not
be afraid to 60 In by herself, because
even II the room were dark she need
not fear, rs Jesus was everywhere. ev.
en- In the nursery, and would allow
nothing to harm her. Helen went.
and her mother stepped proudly to the
door to watch her. She soon heard a
noise as.if the child had come in con.
tact with a chair or some such obstn.
Gle in the dark, followed by childish
voice Of warning. Look out, jesus"
The February Delineator.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-25
TRUSTEES SALE ]
Of Valuable Residence Property Stu.
sl.' x,c,,-u.nt- " is'ss y,

or Valuable Residence Property Stu.
ate IN the City, Of Fairmon.. n y
Under and by virtue Of the author.
itS vested In ME by certain deed OF
trust. executed BY Jacob R. Brown and
Wife. to ME as trustee. bearing date
February 10. 1907, Of record in the
Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
Marion county in Trust Deed Book
No: %. page se6. 1:will. on Saturday,
the 9th day Of February, 1909. be-
tween the hours of o'clock and 3
O'Clock. p. m, proceed to sell at pub.
lie auction to the highest bidder at
the front door Of the. Court house Of
Marion county, West Virginia. the real
estate In said deed Of trust described
and conveyed. located in the First
ward Of the City Of Falrmont, Marion
county. West Virginia, and bounded as
f'r4''s aE5.-.rs Il .fs lazi- = ~ s.s.,
follows: S't ES5iS,sa5
Beginning at a stake in line Of
Brown street, corner to kester lot:
thence with the line Of said street,
in an asterly direction 10 feet 10, a
stake; thence n. "a W. 80 feet with
line Of land Of grantors to a stake In
line Of land oftp. T.. Barnes; thence
with line OF said Barnes lot 40 feet
% a stake. corner to said kester lot:
thence, with the line OF said Kestcr lot
to the place Of beginning, on which
said lot Is located an eight room, new
dwelling house. l''
a8 Terms Of Sale:
One-third cash, and the residue in
two equal installments payable in one
and two years, respectively, from day
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-25
DeRue Bros. Ministries.

DeRue Bros. Mlnstrels will make It's
initial appearance In this city on
Wednesday. January eth. Bobby and
Billy DeRne are exceedingly clever
minstrel men and they nave surround.
ed themselves with company that
gives entire satisfaction. It is noted
for Its excellent singers and high
class vaudeville artists. Those VINO
attend will be highly entertained by
the DeRue Brothers and their capable
assistants. The prices for the engage
ment will be IS. IS, 30 and rs cents.
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rs e lis n = a z
Einosnings me econd tank He came 70
Ne fond the M
There Is Intense exeitelasn eat
through tie country but Is tfom want e II
can be earned this rening. sympathy.
appears t. De With Young 'Holpp; Per
sons who knew Roberts well s,s ,t Y
that he was "a bad character and that
he was constantly In trouble.
The body OF Roberts was buried
this morning at II O'Clock from the
home OF his parents, about a mile
from where the crime was committed.
q D. :. faI.=
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-25
WHY SHE WAS CHANGED

A little girl in Knoxville. Tennessee,
asked the family whether they had not
noticed recently that she hal had a
different and Il very sweet expression.
They said: "Perhaps so. but what
would be the reason?" She replied:
"Wcll, thoughts Of Jesus. and then the
new way I do my haIr.'-The Febrll-
AIRY Delineator.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-25
QUAKE SHOCKS.
Recorded by seismographs In Russia
But Disturbance Cannot be Def.
niteiy Fixed.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan, %. - Al,
though all reports from the various
obserratories in Russia locate the
earthquake. the shocks which were re-
corded somewhere Oh the Russian si,'n
Of Parnirs, TnrkeStan. no direct news
has been received that would serve 10
fix the disturbance in my definite
place. A dispatch from Borzhom, in
Trans Caucasla. reports the register.
Ing there by the selsmographic instru.
nlents Of a distant earthquake.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-25
SEQ spD8c :: /. o.,l',ls'Tsa
Assessed Against Man thoS Confessed
az % charge Of Aduitery. II

Giovanni, PIngenello OF Eyerson,
was fined 20 dollars and costs in: jus
tlce Amos court this morning for lly-
Ing in adultery vita Mary sariani.
M'gys sariani was divorced from her
husband. RALPH Sar!anI, In Judge Nor
gan's court last Thursday Yesterday
She was married to Pingenello.
Several false arrests were made in
this case. Plngenello came in and
confessed. q. y =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-25
JUMPED THE TRACK.
interurhan Car On Verge Of PIunging
Into Coal Run Hollow. VIZ

The three o'clock interurban car
Saturday came near plunging into Coal
run hollow. At the curve at the end
OF tho bridge at Barney street. the
car climbed the guard rail and left
the track. It was so heavy that 1t
crushed several boards in running out
over Cle walk. The car stopped as It
came agalnst the rail-. The track Is
being repaired SO that future derall-
aients may be arerted.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-25
ANTI.sA!L ooNlsTs
Laying Plants to Call Constitutional
Convention If Amendment u
Is Defeated. 7tg

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 20
The Prohibition advocates are now
laying plans for the calling OF n con.
stliutional convention in case the
amendment is beaten. A resolution
calling sucn convention can be
passed by n majority, and indirectly It
would s,1,mit the Prohibition question
to the house.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-25
sErr.. A. Flaht at Montar, a !.

III Squire llll'iebrand. Of Winfield dis.
triet had q tltg bunch Of Slavs In his
curt today. 4 biz fight took place
Eati Montana last night in which knives
were ilolrished promlscuously. One
Sa'oman received Il severe cut in the
sartorfus muscle Of the left leg, There
s,wercY 1--we engaged in the fight. i. Ny
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-25
BoRBY's UNFORTUNATE DELAY

BoRBY's UNFORTUNATE DELAY.
He was five years old. On this par.
tlcular day mother had dressed him
with unusual care and was very much
lIspleased to have him come in with
clothing dirty and torn. She had so
often told him he must take his own
part in the boys scraps-hght, should
the occasion demand It. This he would
not do. And now she intended to
punish him. 5t
Bob became very indignant and said.
well, mama, | Just told the boy |
wasn't ready to fight, and when | got
ready he was settln' on me- = TIL"
February Dellneator.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-25
\ Bother pies in New Jersey.

n! Mrs. Thomas Reed and Mrs. Carrie
Carpenter left Sunday. for Newark. N.
d. called by the death Of their broth
Teri AIR. Samuel NJ. rllrney, waose
death occurred suddenly on Saturday.
!, The fnntrsIy will be held on Tuesday
and fnterment viii be made In Phlla-
tdelphh the former home Of Mrs. Tur-
3ney! Mrs. Eli Mnsgrave was unable
TO attend the services.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-25
.5IHr: III ose No. IN His Office Today.

StS2 TX was announced early this morning
Stby "a frfen,l OF Attorney P, N. Hoge
\ that Mr.. Hoge would not be In his Of.
ice Today aud no one need be looking
for him, The cause OF his absence be-
ing the arrival Of u ten pound baby
girl Tisitorsat bis home early to-day.
The mother and babe are doing we'll
s1nd The fathers smile indicates that
ne Is Just d bout the best pleased law.
/ yer ia town..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-25
COLD At ATLANTIC CITY.

!!SSs ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. Jan. 25.-
;AS sudden drop OF 10 degrees in the
temperature in less than two minutes
at "A O'clock yesterday afternoon with
rs sudden a Shifting Of the wind from
southwest 70 northwest started a
scare over u possible hurricane or cy-
clone from the sea. The cold snap
lasted abuut half m hour.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-25
FORMER SHERIFF KILLED.

HUNTINGTON. ". Va, Jan. Is. -
Wade Browning. ex.sheriff OF Wayne
county, was killed by rolling log
near his home at Dunlow yesterday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-25
Body Found
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pounds, and to each Of bis feet there
had been tied a two inch stopcock,
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-25
EASY TO RESCUE WILLIAM.

Our little William. aged four. Is ve"y
fond of cheese. One day he heard his
mother speaking about fishing 70"
drowned persons and he instantly said:
"Mother. If get drowned, you won't
have any trouble fishing me out, II you
bait the line with cheese. The Feb
ruhry Delineator.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-25

5of saie. With int the purchaser
toseSeents MS witsssScarity to
De approreds by trustee Tor sksa Dc.
ferrei spaymsats lien wiiI % fe
served on said property as farth ~
cnrity for the deferred pure mise mon.s
t ey.9. ,S iiS5s3 Il
HI Given under my j hand this ED dry
Of sJanuary, 1905, Il Il 4.
"a 3 q Il Il I, 4; 7. &c riga i
1.ee.es-ee,51e ~ e Trustee.
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DEATH ON THE RAIL.

WEBSTER, W. Va, Jan. 25.-Eli1a.l
Yates was killed near here by a Nor.
folk and Western train yesterday. His
body was cut in twain and both arms
severed.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-31

Srau S. S. streator II. Sobn
&iele perbringt Die 6eiertaee bier
bel ibren @atten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-31

5reo Sebpeppe ,peI6er i'm
Staate gebrasfa III glrbeit ltal,o,
TT fir Die Seiertose bier.
Die 6omilie srusuit aniter.
mamt mar Sonntaa bel &. S. Sop.
pelmaii,t 5ii 8eilt.
Sicar Seicmann beidabigte
iid Ieste g8ode orrd einen Sail
auf oern giie.
Reb. Binter belt am Solut.
tag bier ben angeiagten @ottes.
bieitt.
Sn Der Metbooiiten Stride
fam ourh oie SoniltagI6iiIer
am 8eibnatteu Elm iboies SeIttas.
Brogram sur sIusfiibritne.
Der 9ebattir.sIbcnb i'm 2one
@rooe ShuIDauic bate pieIe Be
iudlcr hcrbeigefilbrtl prbser Gaen.
Tel Der Die Sabe utter 'pdnocn Dat.
luor iebr 5lfricoen.
Sp. 5Iecr bate bos Yaalfeur
alf Oem Seimlpege bon elmer Bartp
in Elm 9iimpeI @aiicr in ser @nr,
rcn Sort Greet 3u fallen.
Infer iSarmer fdlaffen ibren
@ei8et in ben @arft oa iie slanbcn
oaB Der Sreis ieinen S0bnpuutft cr.
reidt bat.
- Ecter 9raeoer mill 8ergmanit
iperoen. gr bot bereits einen
Sdadt bon 90 Sub Giefe sesrabeu
er bern,utbet rcide gIeilaeer aui
ieinen CANOE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-31
Statt Sbio, Staot aoIeoo,
2llcdS Go,intn, SS.

d. 6.
Sranf S. gbeueD beiaip0rt, 6afj
er Der dItere gartrer Der 6irma S.
s. GbeneD & 60. 1T, tpeIde @efddf.
te in Der StaSt GcIeoo, In obenee.
Mannheim @ouutp un6 Staate tbut,
uno DAB beioste Girma Die Summe
bon einbun6ert Dollars fir ieoen
Soil bon Sntarrb beoabIen fpiro, Der
ourd ben &ebran1 bon Salts aat.
arrb.anr ni6t gebeilt tperoen fntr.
8eidiuoren non mir itto
i,nteri6rieben in meiner
(SiegeI.) @eeenipnrt ON 6. Sep
teruber sf. 8. 1886.
n. @. @lenion, 6ffent. gsotar
Sails aatarrb.ailr miro inner.
lid aenommen, nno ipirft oireft oif
ods gIut uno Sie i4leimieen 0ber-
Ta&en bes Spftens. 2dbt end
limfonlt 8eusniiie fommen.
s. s. @9enep & go. GoIeoos q.
Sertouft bon allen glpctbefern.
rs. SaH's 6amiIien Billen iino
bic beiten.
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gai6t einen cinsiaen saa seinnO

Ridt einen cin5isen Saa seinnb.
sSrGulein gfnna Watbifon Goggles
q. O., idreibt: SD babe bier Sab.
re lang al Ma9enbeidWerben 9opf.
fdner5eh SdIofIoiiafeit ino aIlse.
meiner Sdpdde geIitten. Sd mar
iidt einen einsteen Gag seiuno. SD
periudte sler5te linb allerei Reoi3i'
ten, aber obne grfols. 3ulest rietb
meine Eante mir. glpenfrduter 5il
gebrau9en. ssest babe idJ feds 6lo-
i1en perbrauft, uno aiiSgefunoen,
Dab er Die ridtige Weoi5in fir mid
mar. SD befirt6e mid lett allsse.
5eibnet ipobI, fam ie6en Gag ar.
leiten, uno babe nidt mebr ielles
@efiibI Der Miioigfeit uno grid6pf.
iliig, iueldes id friiber beripiirte 10.
baIo i9 irgeito ipelfe strbeit Der.
ri6tete~ 5orni's stpenfrauter bat
cinen ipun6erbar ipobltbuenoen Gin.
Hub auf Den tnenidIiden OrganiS.
mus. er itdrft. baltt auf. uno frdf.
Iiat. aeine apotbefer.Reo Or
ptrb bon 2ofaIasenten geIiefert.
Usan i6reibe an Or. Bteer Sabrnep
& Cons 60, 1875 go. SoDne
llpe., @birdao, Sll.
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RofebmS.
llnipr ggirth hot lei:

- llnier ggirtD bat iein gisbans
NIT idJGnen 8 Boil oiden eis &C..
fiiat.
sSrmt Soiepb @oolerD fam
0onnerstag bon Cooper Gountp 5tl.
rid mo iie 3 8ohen BEL ibren 90
ter SIT geiiid geipeien mar.
g9. 2uctfenboclter Beganfieb-
er bat lette @ude mit ieiuen Gent
ten an Der giosebu0 Sernionn
&oaS gearbeitet
Der iunge allsuit 2uetfcnbocl.
ter bat iid nod ct, soiiis beacbett
gum geind. irogIidertpeiIe aud filr
oem aanjcir 8iiner
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Ban

Sbert 8rppe 1T bier ooit ytas
poIeon, Weo., mo er IN strbeit itano
grof s. $. strnnf bon Ser
mann, lit bier bel ben Seinisen BIT
8eiud.
@m 8oblmann sSrs bot BON
syreo Deppe eineli tpcrt1pollcu Girl
sefauft.
SRI. Olga 8liefier oic IN Ser.
mann oir Sodihlilc beilldt perbriusi
oie seiertagr i'm Glternbauie
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Elm Tree Saloon
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Sranf ,l1.rieus. Gisentbdmsr,

seqaem seI.sen an Der Saupise.
idditsItraben; ansenebmss eeIu6s.
lofdi fur uniers etahi. unb Farmer.
ireunseIopis seiud,er bon auspdris.
SUITE Dorrid,iuns pferbs anaubInben.
mir pertauien nnr bic bette quail,
tit aiqnore, 8ufd's maIbinston
Bier IN Qee unb slaIrben; ebenIous
sDbite Zeal SlaIdIsnbier. unb abIolut
bic teinlten Dtarfen wbiSfies II R,m,.
Seiteluusen fir 3ea unb ;sIaI6em
bier fpcroen prompt ausseiiibri.