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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-11
Derby of the North.

The great sporting event of the
year in Northern Alaska is the dog.
sled race, conducted by the Nome
Kennel club, over the 412-mile
course between Cripple Greek and
Nome. The race this spring started
on April /. and resulted in knocking
"a hours off Of the previous record
The winners, the Berger team
finished the run in SO hours, and
two minutes. They are awarded a
curse of $1,000 and the .Sutor
trophy for the All-Alaska Sweep
stakes, to be held for one year. The
second to cover the distance-an-
other Berger team drew in just
seventeen minutes behind the first
The start was made in a blizzard
and the temperature ranged from 3
to 20 degrees below zero. However,
this did not chill enthusiasm, for
the stores were closed i'm he settle
ment along the way and the people
lined up to see the competing sleds
go by.
Bets were made in mining camp
proportions, and aggregated for
tune. The favorites among the
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The Secret of Long Life.

A French scientist has discovered
one secret of long life. His method
deals with the blood. But long ago
millions of Americans had proved
Electric Bitters prolongs life and
makes it worth living. It purifies,
enriches and vitalizes the blood, re-
builds wasted nerve cells, imparts
life and tone to the entire system.
It's a godsend to weak, sick and de-
bilitated people. Kidney trouble
had blighted my life for months"
writes W. NJ. sherman, of Cushing,
Me-, "but Electric Bitters cured me
entirely" Only soc at all druggists.
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the proper accommodation of the
children Of the city are badly needed
The present buildings would prob.
ably suffice for a few years,-with
the exception OF the r. Z. Lee
which is a disgrace 20 the city.-ii
they were properly located, but some
OF the buildings have not been ju-
diclously located with reference 10
the needs Of the community. and as
result children cannot be accom-
modated except By sending Them long
distances, and this It Is impossible
TO do. For example, we could utilize
the additional four rooms of the
Whtt.er building. II we could send
children there from the present JEFF
ferson and Washington school dis.
tricts. but this Is an lmpOssibihty.
We could. also, use the two additional
rooms at the LOhgfellow building, II
Il were not for the fact that the dam
gerous crossing on Tennessee street
prevents us from sending very young
pupils across from Wharton's add
ton. and that vicinity.
Before anything Is decided upon in
the way Of a new building. the sltua-
ton should be gone over thoroughly
for Il Is my opinion that the new
building on the r. 2. Lee site should
not be more than a Zur-room build
ing TO accommodate the younger
The Franklin and Long
fellow ca neasny take care Of the
larger children.
A new building in the western part
of the city must be erected in the
near future.
A High school building. erected
and equipped only for High school
students would add much to the use
fulness OF the school. No High
school department can do its best
work when It is located in the same
building with little children. las
working efficiency Is decreased, and
not only High school pupils. but the
pupils Of the grades. can be handled
and taught better when they are not
thrown into such intimate contact.
These are matters. / know, for
future consideration, but Paducah's
sure growth will some day neoessi-
tate new buildings, and we should be
prepared to build wisely and well.
In closing this report | wish to
thank every member of your board
for his courtesy and loyal support
Whatever success | have had in my
administration of school affairs is
due to your cooperation and the con-
fidence you have placed in me.
with the hope that | shall con-
tinue to merit the same confidence
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practical side of high school train
ing be made.
The advantages Of a High school
training are gradually being recog-
nized by the thinking part OF our
people, and as a consequence OF this
and the strenuous efforts Of the High
school teachers and the superintend-
ent to hold the boys in school, the
enrolment Is gradually increasing.
Last year there were Ga boys I'm the
High school, this year the number
rose to 32. The total enrolment in
the High school increased from 2O7
in 1908 to 227 in 19OS-9.
The addition OF one year to the
course in the Lincoln High school Is
an advanced step taken by your
board during the year. The enroll
ment in the Lincoln High school
showed am increase from 80 i'm 19O7-S
to SO in 1883 Some steps should
be taken to improve the facilities for
teaching in this school, as is required
by the school laws of the state.
am sorry that our financial con-
dition has prevented the taking up
by your board of the subjects of
music, drawing, manual training and
domestic training for our schools and
the proper consideration of their
place and importance in the training
and education of boys and girls for
right living.
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STICK TO 1T.
Until Coffee Hits You Hard.

IL is about as well to advise people
to stick to coffee until they get hit
hard enough. so that they will never
forget their experience, although 1t
is rather unpleasant to have to look
back to half dozen years of invalid
ism, money and opportunity thrown
away, which is really the terrible
price paid for the weakest kind of a
mess of pottage."
A woman writes and her letter is
condensed to give the facts in a short
space:
IL was coffee slave and stuck to
it like a topper to his cups, notwith-
standing l had headaches every day,
and frequently severe attacks of sick
headaches, then l used more. coffee
to relieve the headaches, and this
was well enough until the coffee eff
feet wore of, then l would have
sick spells.
Finally my digestion was ruined
severe attacks of rheumatism began
to appear, and ultimately the whole
nervous system began to break down
and was fast becoming a wreck.
After a time | was induced to
quit coffee and take up Postum
This was half year ago. The re-
suit has been most satisfactory.
"The rheumatism is gone entirely
blood is pure, nerves practically well
and steady, digestion almost perfect
never have any more sick headaches
and am gaining steadily in weight
and strength"
There's Reason"
Read THE Road to Wellville," in
pkgs.
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from time 10 time. The,
are genuine, true, and full of human
interest.
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The figures for the year show
small decrease in enrolment and
daily attendance from those Of the
previous year. These losses are due
In my opinion, TO three principal
causes:
First. The enumeration of chill
dren OF school age has decreased In
the past two years from 6.264 TO
$40. n loss OF 324.
second. The hard times have de-
prived the heads of families In
many instances. OF their Jobs. and
the children inthese families have
been forced to remain out OF school
TO help the family make a living.
Third. The prevalence OF diphth-
eria aud scarlet fever In the earlier
part OF the year. and OF smallpox
later in the year. and the Incident
fear that always attaches 20 these
dreaded diseases i'm the minds Of
parents. kept many OF the younger
children out OF school during the en-
tire year.
There Is. also. the further cause
that OF the uncertainty concerning
The keeping Of the schools open on
account of the lack OF money, In the
early months OF the year. These
causes. and other minor ones. made
the year one OF peculiar difficulty
from an administrative standpoint.
II required the exercise of much pa
thence. activity and optimism to pre-
vent many OF the teachers from Civ
ing way to dlscouragement in their
work. The general air OF unrest and
uncertainty over school matters and
financial matters in particular. af-
efcted the homes OF the pupils. and
this added to the strain necessary to
keep both teachers and pupils In the
proper attitude 20 secure efficient
work.
However. am pleased 20 report
that IN spite OF these difficulties and
handicaps, the progress in school
matters In general. has been marked
During the summer Of 1898 many
OF the teachers attended summer
schools. The inspiration and broad
ened outlook that came to the teach
ing force. and thus through it into
our schools, have been a source OF
great uplift.
cannot commend too highly the
energy and zeal manifested by the
great majority OF our teachers in
their desire to equip themselves bet
ter to their chosen work.
These men and women devotine
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FROM POLE
HENRY ROZIER, TELEPHONE
LINEMAN, WAS KNOCKED.
Narrow Escape From Death by Elec-
trOcution or Fall Yes
terday.

Henry Rozier, a lineman for the
East Tennessee Telephone company,
had a narrow escape from serious in
jury when he fell from pole in Ar
cadia yesterday. Fortunately no
bones were fractured. and besides a
few bruises he is all right. Rozier
was freeing wires when he came IN
contact with wires of the electric
light company, and he received a
shock sufficient to knock him from
the pole. He resides at 1882 South
Eighth street.
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THE GIRL WITH THE AUBURN
HAIR.

You can find her picture on every
bottle of Partisan Sage Don't let
anyone press limitations on you. You
can always find the genuine at Gill
bert's drug store.
We all know that nature has not
crowned every woman with glorious
hair. Some very loveable women she
has treated rather scantily in this re-
spect.
For instance there are tens of
thousands of women in America to-
day, who have harsh, faded and
lustreless hair, who are unattractiye
simply because they do not know
that nowadays even the whims Of
nature can be oyerruled by the
genius of science.
If you are a woman without beau
tiful hair, do not permit your attrao-
tions to be hidden because of this
slight misfortune.
Go today to Gilbert's drug store
and buy a large bottle of Partisan
Sage for so cents, on money back
plan, use It each night, and you
will notice the harsh, repulsive hair
disappear, and in its place will come
soft, silky, bright and luxuriant hair.
Partisan Sage is guaranteed to
cure dandruff, itching of the scalp,
and stop falling hair in two weeks,
or money back II is the only pre-
paration that is absolutely sure to
kill the dandruff microbe and keep
the scalp cool and clean in summer.
Sold by leading druggists every
where. Made only in America by
Giroux Mfg. Co, Buffalo. n. Y.
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KEEP POSTED.

Read a metropolitan newspapae
and keep thoroughly posted. Any Of
the following delivered TO your door
each day: Chicago-Tribune, Record
Herald, Examiner. st. Louis-Re-
public, Globe-Democrat, Post-Dis-
patch. Louisville - Courier-JournaI,
Times. Memphis - Commercial-Ap-
peal, News-Scimitar. Nashviile-Ten-
nessean, American.
JOHN WILHELM.
Local CircuIator.
116 S. Fifth. New phone 1916.
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Heiress-Do you examine titles
Mr.. Lawyer?
lawyer do, ma'am.
Heiress-Well, this is my fiasco
Lord Preservenus. I'd like you to
examine his title before we get mar.
RED. I'd hate to get stung.-Judge
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fourteen entries were Finks Sibe-
ran dogs, and 100000 had been
wagered on them; but during tina
race they became afflicted with snow
blindness and finished third.-Col-
lier's Weekly.
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To err is human, to forgive divine
Pope.
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Seb6rse Der Hruer.GummiNdrc.

@~GItimorc. u. Scptember 1909.
9nrnr69" %norriiiri. merbcn bonn Stnbt @e9iftras
tor in icin:m Wiircnu I'M Nnibbdl5 bis II llb;
Nnrn,iiiaGS an Mittioptl. cen &. Sftoher 1909.
%clltGcNcn 9cllonInlcn tlr ben ilniban Der spriac
Sir. !.
Spcliiiiniiorcn ,perbcn uui Grfuhen bon bcnl
Scfrciir hc5 Ncuerz 0cpnricmeri5 9~elieiert. Sin
5000, inbltar an ben Dionpr mn Siaoirntb bon
baltimore aii' elmer gGicariia NplAe% Pdni,
muir iebert Wflgehot ~hciqcflat fem.
SuS Ncdt bIeibt por6ebGlteii, irgeno pe!Gbe
ohcr ale M~nNchute N neruerielt.
Im Suffrage Der Ne6brbc
=. ". @iltiaicn.
Sefretir.
9eititiat:
&cprac a.. GuIiien.
Vriiibent pro tenn. Der GoltrdfIH eb1roe
(Scpt23. "a. %. u .2S. 2O. 80. Gil. %
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Weliuerfebr cinIciislc. Slllton'S erit2
6obrt nad) Nlbanp bculiiprthte 81
Stnoen. Nlld) boS Griinberred)t
Slllton's lit bcitrittell morbcll. uno
mobl nitt nit llnred)t. Sntmerbi!l
nor Sutton Der GrItc, Der Elm lei
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Miiiiiiippi II. olli Den @rpBen Sce'n,
mo i'm Sohre 1919 "frcll5te Der critic
Goynpfcr, Der ySoponlob," BON 60.
ponndb, Georgia, aus Den Ntlonti.
iden Cjeoll. Die Griinoung Sui
IONS lit iiir Die 9ol5a NcIt cpofc
modeno. S%ciOnOcra uicl bat ober
Ncm- Dorf Der Gompiid)ifiiobrt 5t
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Der nc,lcl1 Welt geluoroen. Nam.Oorf
bat @rltno. 0os Ipppclieit 5l %ieicru,
llnb llnd Den lnltgen Gorbcreitun1en
mir0 Die ScIcr cine Der 1%lnnjuoQitcn
wcroen, mclhc sic @clt bis Jest cr-
lcbt bot.
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0efanntmadunges
Tcpar;cMeut fir Uiicutitde Yduten. Sub
Scparttnicnt bce Staet. Smsenienrs.

Tcpar;tMeut fiir Diicutltde Vduten. cub
Scpartemcut ocs Staot. Snscnielrs.
altimpre, %. Sepiember 1909.
Mn 9luc. bic es angcBt!
IS miro bieronrh an Ole NeliBer bon 9iaeils
tbu!n binter gtr. 2Sl3 bis eiHfCbliebild 2"39,
9liltcnsglpenne. nalen 9r. 2J0i, .Siebtnla
Sirbe. ulb birier Nr. 290G bis einit.lcGlld)
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Der am %. Sftober 1905 ltnter6eitneieit &er.
oronrng gtr. Is MISUNDERSTANDING Der 9,cllpila
fteruHa mo yicrnlrelirlng Sur Neieiti1nn1
Sic AMI oitiel SAL Ie5iia!ihen Fdpiege iilo
in oieiem Niircai alibelplhrt mo Der Stdot'
SllaClicur luirb an Z. Sftubcr 1909 lit ieinem
@iireut 5iuiite1 Den S.unSeIi bon ~ tbr
Diiltnas bis > llbr lindl mit,nGe ir0clo iucIde
~iu1rilithe ODER fdriitli0e gtnnabelt. tueIde bon
inierciiirten Y~erioncll gcrldht iperbet noGeu,
in Sctrnht 5iebcr.
y. Z. Scuoai,
(29S) Stnpis Snaeuieur.
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bureau Ses etabtaesmrators. Mafphans.

Vulll III . C, y. september 19U9.
"a Die Strabenourbbrn6s : Gonmiidre Der
Staet Baltimore IN. GeiebIih oor4cibrieperer
sSeiie ibren eloaiiltisen nno corriairten BE.
riot iiber ole Snaeiprodenen gnii6dpienneen.
unfoiien mo 9Seriberbpbutsen iiir ole Con.
oeinlirilllp mo Gr1ffnuug oer @iIiuns Strabe
uriiber Gliie ,Strabel bon Der nbroIitften
Seite Der Rieonlontsslocnue bis sur %fiiolpeit.
libitell Seite Der Ioipbaian.sinenie, nebft ben
oarnrf be5iigIi6en, enb9ii!tigen unb c~orristrs
ten. erlduterioen Yldnen In Scml6beit ner
Sorl6riiien bes Staot'9 STARTERS llitp Der am IA.
SUM 1909 nnter5eitnetcn Serurbnila Dir. $3.50
beS MlaDors mo Stabiraibs bon Baltimore bel
mir binierleat bnbeit.
miro bierlnit belannt geaeber, bab befagter
Weri6t mo Eldne nnt bieie sStife In eiefcm
bureau binterleat iporocn ii1o. uro bnb Der
Wiubor mn Siahirutb bon Baltimore ODER irs
acnS cine Terion ODER Ycrionen, ooer cine oNer
rlebr 9orporuiionen. bic init Der &eribeiIune
Der borbenunnieri Gntibibigunaen poer &ertbs
trbbbnn9en nn5ufrieben inn. ilnerbalb breibie
GOD lnaen BON 10. september 1909 an ais
henl eriten 1aae Der BON mir ansaeaaneencn
Scrbifeniliduna oielcr Goii5. idriiilih d aeaeir
an baS. Noltinorer Staot9eribt uppeIliren nlo
mas hein9te Sertht eriiben mogcit, ~bieielbcu
III rcoioirelL.
Z. eeWcn Sbnmas,
Gtuofs9iegi'trdfor.
(Sepi10 4 ,24, Sft)
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Su %perfaufsu:

9ir. 25Go. sSefls Snirinpnnts Neente, sipiifen
eaiberincs mn GbipIeps StraBe; fetne Gage fir
fuft irGeno Elm Saibdft; nerc giatbarfGait.
@IeItriihe, in9re bis 5lim @nopinft uib ae6e
Gin 6dnfergepiert ~itorolidl; .9ine Der %feiriten
Sugcn tir einel 2aben. Ynfenoe Yeoineurgen
tiir ben 9dufer. Ndberes bel Nalter E.. Hscit.
pbal oSer bei'm slgenteli an Srt rnb Steue.
(Sepit2|) , fE q
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Gle coliforni6r @cin.
Froou5enten bebollptcn, Oub Golifor.
MEN @eine lieiern fam, Die iib nit
Den inportirtcn Irlrd)id)nitts = @ei-
nen meiicn o%iirfen. @enn Die Goli.
fornier loldje @eine lieiern f0nllen,
10 lit ca mlltOerlidL bob lie ea nidt
tom. Is mGrc oo6 mr. 5lt ibrcnl
Gortbcil.
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airdlidJe Inseisen.
tpus=Wemciube.
SipiocnScu.
yMarnlono Gainalts Gompanp.

HuItimore %. SepteiHber 1909.
Sic SireItoreli Dahen beute Die reauldre
DierteliGhrlidr Siriornoe upu pirr Iruieut
49, ODER cincm Collar $1,000 prp Mntreil
erflirt, 5dblbdr am mo nab Epnueritag, 80.
September. an Die Iftionire. Die nm 8 llbr
NnbmltlGgS am Wiontag, 27. Scptember, in
Den @ilderl o~er5eid,net fino. r. NY
Sic llHIdreibcbii6er perhen bon 8 llbr ltadl.
mittaas I'M Wiustan, 81. Scpiember, his q Aprs
lnitt1ps ant Eonneritag, so. September, qes
iblpiieR fem.
glle Sieuerl bon Der Gompaanie be6ab!i urb
Qnf Der Saiis nolt Intbeiier, lpie in Der Stabi
baltimore b~efteIert. ourd r%rfpeftioe Mooiiipn
ooer SltbliroiiiolI be5 llnteridicoes slpiihen ben
Fir bic gfttolIire in Der Stnbt Baltimore mo
Die gitipnire in Den Counties ~hesnblten Stelis
erl %noiuIiirt.
Santes 3. Mitdra.
(2GI-S,T0) Sefreidr.
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Scpartcmcrt fir Uifeutlime Siferbcit-Sauteu.
Cub epartcntcnt oee @cbdnocs Snipctture.

SurCuue, WntuUunS.
VdlttH more. %. september 1909.
s%l1ecbotc nerocr ~entaeGen Gelominert pon
oct GortralisSehDrbc BET Siuot Baltimore iiir
llmbnuien i'm .Stuotgeidr9nib BON Baltimore.
slI9ebote milfien in neriieaelten GonoertelL
abrefiirt IN bcn nGoaro Of snpnroS of 9nlti.
more Gin. uno nit Der slnfibriit bio for
Sail sScrt" ai Der gubenicite ~pcrieben fem
lno Srn. 4. Seipea Iboma3, SiaotsReeiiirator,
in beien @iireou i'm Jiatbhnta. I'M ooer boy
III ubr %orntittaos ant q. Srtobcr 1909 fiber.
'reict ipcrben.
Seoem Inacbot rluh Elm an ben Mabor unb
Stabtraib bon Baltimore .5abIDarer eertifi5irter.
nuf cine r9lenrilia Nuuie"sgnnfa e5oaencr Gbcd
nicer tiinlbnnbert t$5o0.oo) ~beigefiiet iein.
Ter er'plnreidle Nietcr Inns Hiirgihaft iteIlel
nn6 bcn Neiiimmunae, beS itd6.iftScI Gbnrfers
heiiigIi6 Gcntrafte nadfomneit.
Die Ncbproc bebdlt lid oGs Hed1t Dor, iracno
Gin ODER ale Iliacbpte III %perperfen.
3ethnnlaer mo Spe5ifiintioncrl %tonnen am
ooer mad, Dem 23, scptcmbcr 1908 i'm giirenu
hcS Sebdnoe' SnipcltorS. beii6tiat lueroen.
Vo,parn Z. Yreitpn,
@cbIltoesS nfpcftur.
Ncititiat:
Wcurac y. Tnmien,
Toriibcr bro tenn. Der Contracts eb1roe.
(Scpt23. "a. %. 81. 1920 80. Sft1.2.4)
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Huiulambs tirtiid)e gGocr.
Gauitable.@ ttdube. 9pitGmt gcsea. otetS often.
SubeSfGUe.

am %. G~eptcm6er Sonu 9rnoD, Ct. Sofcpbs,
@oipltnl, 50 Sabre ali.
%H ~: Sepfeii'Der sooie @eelnaan' si' 90
Stlt -. Septemher GGriittua Salf, Nr. 1881,
&nnouer.S trabe. 10 1atre alt.
In %. Septe.lber .Scnnie @prr, lnineriit1tss
&uipiiGl. 80 Sabre alt.
am .. Contender Sbitb VI. 0einmincr,
NJ. 11i5. @roblesgpemtc % Sabre Glt.
glH %. September Winraarct e. alag, Ar.
2G4,I DtarbIatosIpeliue 81 Sabre ali.
Nm g.. September $. NasIft Willcr, Nr. T.,
SiiosGolltngions 9lnenue, ~ Sabre alt,
Vim 20. Sepiember Mtdlaei D'eSartbD, Ma
rIlle=Soipital, % Sabre ait.
Vim u. Sepiculber Suhauua ~. Wiahuc3, Nr.
i2l, NorosGnrruuiorl sSpcrue. 80 Sabre alt.
stl u. september MnrgarctG Neniib. Nr.
400. Ge!tigloerle. % Sabre ait.
Vim %, ScptCmber Gicoletta Saluator, llnle
oerlttdioapofpitnl, 40 Sabre alt.
Vim 20. September gbUmas VI. Sienrns,
9ir., 23. Sseit. GbaiesStraGe. 10 Sabre alt.
9tm 10. Septcmbcr Warn ". 5racD, gr. 513,
Siih'Gbapei sStraBe, So Sabre alt.
I'm u. september Caroline gSccio, OiarOs
iaro @ener1l Noipiial. - Sabre ait.
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Sn UrrtGnieu:
Re5ept Suf Geritelnn9 zines fiber ,pirfenSen
Sn0rpudlSniitici 5i berfdufen. Man a~orejfirc:
@cienc SpmptnB, Scmesudr, 6rrie Getuarus
Natthu II. 50 IT,. ungarn. (266-73
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itebenOen tGriten Sen Iortrttt iiber-

loBt.
Frdii0ent Gait e9li ii If.
iuilnldte in Colorado, Dos olld) negen
oes Nlori6'iden Holb5oQes iiir Die
Nepllblifoncr modlig itebt, Die Srau-
cit, neil lie in eincm Stoote poblts
tclL in Dent Tie itimnlcn Oiirften. @ie
lid ooh Elm Menit Gnoern fam,
lpcnn er BOB elmer Eartei miro. -
Srinft iebt nlr rod @aiier l11b
id)pGrmt fiir SufirogettcL Der liebe,
Oifc Scrr. G,-N. Sts5ta,)
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Siirfen fonnen d y il t.
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