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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-25
AWAY DOWN EAST.

The writer returned on Sunday even
ing from a trip which extended as far as
the state of Maine. The occasion of;the
Journey was to;accompany to the remains
, of the late Samson w. Fry to the burial
place of his family in Hudson, Mass.
The eastern journey was without special
incident except to note that modern
railway travel has been reduced to the
maximum of speed and luxury. Leav.
ing Pembina at 10 o'clock on Sunday
morning we arrived in Boston at $3.50 on
Tuesday evening which is covering a
distance of about 1000 miles in pretty
rapid time, while the service of the
Pullman cars Was simply elegant. The
route eastward was over the n. r.,
Milwaukee, N. Y. c., Lake Shore and
NJ. c., and Boston Il Albany, passing
through st. Paul, Chicago, Buffalo and
Albany. Retsrning we came by ~ay Of
the Grand Trunk through Montreal and
Toronto and stopping few hn0rs at
Niagara. The connections in either di-
rection we're made without any delay
and the time spent on the trains was
really rather enjoyable IN itself.
At Hudson we found fine subaaban
city about % miles west of Boston. 1t,
like nearly all the many suburban towns
within radius Of fifty miles of Boston;
is the seat of several large manufactur.
ing industries chief of which were rub.
lber and shoe factonies. We were met
at the station by the undertaken and q
representative of the local Grand Army
post and were given a cordial welcome
and from that time until we left the
following day We were there cipients a
very many courtesiesand much kindness
There is g. A. Il. post here of sixty
members and they have splendid quar-.
ters furnished them free by the town 10
the city hall. A very enjoyable evening
was spent with the post in regular meet
ing.
The funeral services of Comrade Fry
we're held at the undertaking rooms and
hough he had only been visitor there
hres or four times since the war. there
was large number Of relatives and
friends at the funeral including about
fifteen old Veterans who rendered the
g. Ar ritual funsrrl services in !
splendid manner 'iia connection with the
regulas ssrvioes u tho local Bapsis,
clsrgyma1..
The body vas plsosd n 8 rsosivina
tsnb ior barial e .ths spring. il To
alil ~ q Bsslin, ioar os Ays 1lilsa
Hrsa HtAssa. = u ~Aieh fows ~ -
- - hlolGht q, ' gJf.gss i g.
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:IN COUNTY COURT.

:IN COUNTY COURT. :
II. G. WICK, JUDGE. =
eoseeeseoosoosooeosooeooo0 . .
Business for the week ending Feb.
18th, 1910.
Estate of Jonah Cook, deceased. Or
der made for publication of notice to Gre
ditors-time for presentation of claims
being limited to four months.
Estate of Gertrude M. Shield, deceas-
ed. Report of sale fled. Order made
setting hearing on same for Feb. 18th,
at 10 a. m.
Estate of John Hutton, deceased.
Affidavit for deposition filed. Commis-
sion to take deposition of A. Loveioy,
subscribing witness to will. issued to s..
Douglas notary public at 2Ol-2 lum-
Der exchange, Seattle, Wash.
|. Estate of Ann Claughton, deceased.
Petition for letters OF administration i'll
ed. Order made setting hearing on
same for Tuesday April 9Th, at 10 a. m.
Estate Of Elizabeth C. Newell, deceas-
ed. Petition for letters of administra-
tion filed. Hearing on same set for
Tuesday, April the 5th, at 10 a. m.
Estateof John Robertson, deceased.
Hearing hsd on report OF sale of real
estate. Proofs of service filed. Order
made confirming sales
3
Estate Of William =. Jones, deceased.
Hearing had on final account. All re-
ceipts filed showing estate in condition
for final settlement. Order made al
lowing final account, final decree made
and final discharge granted to Gertrude
Jones, Administrative.
Estate Of William E. Folker, deceased.
Receipts filed showing compliance with
order Of summary administration and
final discharge granted to ]. E. Lee,
administrator.
Estate Of John E. Saunders, deceased.
Oath oiexecutrix fled and letters testa-
mentary issued. Order IA, ,de Tor pub
licstioa 81 notice % creditors time for
presentations Of olaims being limited toI
four months. Order made appointing
]. e. Gin, F. =. Aldsrson and ]. H.
Aadssses - appraissss and warrant
iaaasA s
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Hamilton independent. ...
Glasston, N. D, Feb. IA, 19l0.-Editor
Hamilton Independent. On reading
your valuable paper and other county,
papers, notice that the good people Of,
Cavalier are very anxious at this time to
remove the county seat from it's present
location to that city, and to judge from
their talk it's all for the good of the
farmers; but from farmers, view OF
this agitation it seems to be more of
personal matter-to benefit few at the
expense of the farming community.
| gather from yours and other papers
that Cavalier has at its disposal $4,000
to help the good people along. Now, as
a farmer and living in this county for
the past 10 years, allow me to suggest to
Cavalier that it take the Sl5,OOO it has
so gener ,usly subscribed to help us
farmers get more convenient seat, and
apply it in such manner that some of
the surplus water that comes from the
western part of the county and would
naturally flow through the channel of
the Tongue river, and make such i'm
provements as are necessary, SO that the
surplus water shall flow in its natural
channel instead of flooding this and
other surrounding country. Do the
good people of Cavalier know what we
are taxed each year 10 take care of this
surplus water? In this com munity,
where l live, we have built ditch, and
the tax on a quarter section of land con-
tiguous to it amounts to from S75 and as
high as Sll0. On block of land sold
recently to Ohio parties, located east of
the Great Northern tracks the tax. for
last year was over S500-and not first.
class land either.
Do the people of that progressive city
think that We, as farmers, are willing to
burden ourselves with an additional tax,
not as they say for the purpose of giving
us more convenient location for the
county buildings, but to enhance the
value of the real estate held by the lead
OAo VI GuAo lGuClOu! IL 10 tIu0 tI0 10
cation of the county seat is in one> cor
ner of the county, but it is just as seasy
of access to the average farmer as Cav
alier would be, and it is also equally
true of myself and the average farmer
in this vicinity that during the last 12
or Is years we have never had occasion
to 60 there. We pay our taxes at the
local bank, aud the rural phones give us
easy access to the county officials.
No, you good people, we cry hold,
enough! Ifyou are Of a kindly phil
anthropic sort you would have US be-
lieve that you are agitating something
that will lower our taxes instead of inn
posing an additional burden. And
moreover We rs farmers, will let you see
that we are strong enough and rough
enough to down any such culpable
scheme.
Trusting I have not occupied too
much Of yoar valuable space, and thank
ing you for the same, I am
A Farmer.
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The agitation for the removal of the
county seat has, fguratively speaking,
-:stirred up the animals" The Cavalier
Chronicle is Authority for the statement,
that the residents of Cavalier do not
wish to move the county seat unless the
taxpa. ers want it changed. II the arti-
eles that have appeared in different
county exchanges are any criterion Of
the feelings Of the tax payers on the
matter. we are Constrained to arrive ut
the conclusion that the last named are
not particularly anxious to have the
county seat moved from its present To-
cation.
Cavalier has but one consistent, I'M
selfish reason for Wishing q have the
county seat moved to that5c.ty. That
reason is that Cavalier ias nearly the
geographical center Of the county. The
building at Pembina is good ior ! npa.
Der Of years yet; the county records are
in no danger Of being destroyed ~ firs
as has been intimated BY some of the
over-enthusiastic Cavalier workers. I.
Now buildings will cost il the neigh
borhood Of sl00. .000. and u seems Is us
that it would be the height of folly to
load the county with that snount Of
indebtedness, Tor no other fsaaon than
to gratisy : number q tn bseiss ) ,lsn
~ ravatiar T,ha.,A a. ax1sA. 60 y -.
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w. A. Meyers the editor who mysteri-
ously disappeared from Maxbass several
weeks ago stopped at Hotel Pembina in
this city the second day after his disap-
pearance from home. He came in on
the local and boarded the Winnipeg
Flyer for Winnipeg an hour later.
Landlord Ardies and others who knew
him had conversed with him.
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Moving the county seat to Cavalier,
would undoubtedly. have much to do
with the future welfare of that city.
We believe, however, that the taxpayers
will think twice before expending $780,
OoO for county buildings that are not
needed at the present time. .-Neche
Chronotype.
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hunt them up at Marshall Fields in
Chicago besides when you were buy
ing at the former places you could have
an incidental and pleasant chat with
the proprietor Or clerk that waited ON
you on mutually friendly terms. The
city people live closer together, but are
much farther apart than country folks.
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Cavalier who wish sincerely to have the
county seat changed?
r Mavho ca h,,t ,vo xlo,,hk -

county seat changed?
Maybe SO, but we doubt it.
We are obsessed with the idea that
this county seat business originated in
the fertile brain of some shrewd limb of
the law who lives quite close to Cavalier
and the only wide spread (?) demand
for the change was confined to the Office
force of the Chronicle. In fact, there
are evidences of buxom niger in the
wood pile, and large majority of the
taxpayers will refuse to further the per.
sonal ambitions of few democrats by
either signing petition or voting for
any change of county seat.-Neche
Chronotype.
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Official Directory

Ol1lSHo1 D1uSNlOly
U s Senators F F + + aeSa,nSs1 aTsSempfsn
U s Kepresen- ( p Hanna
GSyaTn9rmsShn s,,tena,t Sn1e5na1eR Bn5lse Lewis
Secretary of Sta4e-Alfred Blaissde1l
State Auiaitor-D r BrightbiTi
Attorney'GenerailIIAnndre 4 M5fler
Railroad Com A, a p ,, ~ Anderson
missioners " H standish
Supt Of Pub Inst-W L Stockweu
Con, Com q a. Insurance-E s 7 1 e : C99per %
,narsr ;st Supreme S s t f'ss sss,a,nr fssnn
Court DF Ellsworth !,
JJC CCarnody Z
STATE SENATORS
1st ;Dist-Judson IaN1oure, Pembina
2nd 'Dist-F A Halliday. Crystal :,
REPRESENTATIVES,
lG A McCrea. Drayton 4
lstDistrict Walter Wexford: Neche =,
2ndDistrict-C Ganssle, st Thomas
Judge 7tll Jud. Dist-WJ Kneeshaw
COUNTY OFFICIALS
ciaff iafSs Of ae!ol GonrtyGeo issa0" Pete}son
Auditorium. w Felson
Treasurer III Anderson
Register of Deeds--J6l1n F Gill
County Judge-H G Wick (
'Surveyor-F E Hebert
Supt of Schools-Isabella A Burley {
Coroner..Dr F NJ Burrows
Public Admin'r-Elis Thorwaldson
1st-F c Myrick, Pembina
County 2nd-y X Olafson, Gardar
Con,'rs 3rd-Adam Norton, CavaPr
~' 4th-y0s Eorin. Neche
5th-Wtn Riewood. st Tho's
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-25

Hay For Sale.
Seventy five tons of good timothy hsy
in stack near the city fcash only.
DR.. G. B. HARRIS
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THE COUNTY sEAT2
a GLAssroN CORRESPONDENT THINKS IT A

PAINFUL SUBJECT AND USELESS
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1emti6es 1beater.
.,1ie Imitige aeittwt" nit Gmilie
SG6nfelss Danifd aIs Sait am
Nenjabrstaae.

Der immenle Grfols Der auiiii6runs
bon 2ebar's ent3iidenber Sperstte
Die Iuiiise Wit!ips" in Der oorigsH
5diIon piro nod in gutter Grinnes
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Ianaen entfpredenb brinet oi. Jirste
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nod einmal gum geginu bes neusn
sJdbres NIT elmer neaen Soubrette. Die
in Der 1itelrone ipahrs 5riumpbe sss
feieri bat, Jrl. Gmitie Shonfelos5ds
niIh. Die auffiibrungsn i'm lsstsn
SABRE fdnosn Dor nahs3u auseertdufs
ten 6dufsrn Itdtt uno piele. peits
niht bic theuerfen Sibe fauFen fonn>
ten. mubten Uieoer nah 6auis gebel,
obne Der Quffiibrung beiipobnsn 3u
ionnen. Die luIiiss Mittps" pirb
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ben nno iper iih OH 2ebars etni6mtis
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Iden nil. perIdume ben anidiuB
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unb GniembIes iinb abfoluts Shlaser,
Seren MsIooien einfa6 ssfanssn nehs
men. iyrI. emilis St0nfslos 6anilf)
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sisnns" unb Der .iaone" 5ans Jorits
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nRoiium". 6err Waltsr fJiihers4As
ten aIs pontspioriniihsr gefanbtsr.
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gus. 6err llarid Saupt. 6srr 5reoi
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syrau 5elsne giireer. 5srr Otto
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pie - lat but not leaIt - 6err Ga.
pellmeiIter Qouis 5errmann, Der ben
muiitaIiidM 5beil 70 slGnSeno bsra
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glaBe uno irsrben ibr. prahtiger
Qsiiiunsen fpisberboisn. - Ter 9er'
sauf Der Gise iii natiirIin ein is5,
floiter unb iper nidt eHttduIht tuerbsr
min. reierpire feline 3idets bel Gttr
aob. apoibeie, gine unb 2ibertn Sir.
8. 8. 1heobolo. gudbdnoluns. 1915
Wine StraBe. oosr an Der gorsSffici
Dfs Drdnb Opera 5Duie.
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Snnoesgefangener.
NnusEttRaseut Bon Gina. O., i'm
yoitamt perbaitei.

6rant Tenning, elm Qunoneenaaent
bon Gina. 8, tpurbe geItern WorgsH
i'm Regiftrirs s1spartement Der poitofs
flee BON poIiiHIpettor 0rispolo pers
bafttt, als er am Sdalter eiHen sineez
fdrrssnsn Brief tn gmpfang nebmeu
polIie. er fol- BON 6untington, 70.
9a., aus einsn unanitdnbisen Brief on
Jrl. Map aelIoeg Gbdie, Tohter eis
Her bohangsiehenen uub reihsn Jamis
lie in Qbrian, Wiif., burh bic poit
ssianbt baben. Die Muti.r Der jun
gen Dame iibersab ben Brief berguna
besponbeborbe in Wafbinston, uno bic
nit oem ynfle beirauten poitiuipeitos
rem Conner unb Z. 6. 5apnss srmiis
teIien. bab 0ennins iih nah eineins
naii beg.ben babe. yoitinIpetior Wors
gan grispolb bierielbit rpuroe anees
lDiefen. auf ben Wann 5u fahncen.
unb bic Ysrbafiung erfoIste gsitern
Wlorsen inter ben genanntsn ums
iidnben. 3ennins. ipelher i'm Otnni-
fon 5otsl abetiiissen mar. CAB 3u, ben
Brief seitritbeH 3u haben. Gr fpuros
BON gunoestommiHdr 4blsr i'm Dor
psrbOr untsr $1,000 Biirsihaft stitelli
unb in Grmanslnng berielbsn benz
gountnaefdngnib uberipieien.
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VeriihsrmngslDgen
Sollcn, ipie GebcnsperiidDerungs-1 1e-
ieilif,aifen, .ater Staatsfuns
frollc fommeu.

Ter Hoaili6e 9srfi6erunss aoms
miHdr 6. 6. 2emert tpiro aIsbolb nod
geqinn Der geeislntur cine OeiespDr-
lnqe einreihen loFen, fpeIhe sinbeiili-
de Reeulirung unb Gontrolle Der llns
tsritiiBungs 2ogen poriiebi. Gemdb
einsm auf elmer neulihen Ueriamms
Ling bon 9eriiherunes GpmmiHdren
petrpffenen llebereintommsu tperben
dhnlihe Bills Der 0eisBstbuns fait eis
neg isoen Staates Der Union einaersid)i
nsrben. Die gia piro u. u. bic nsus
geitimmuna srbalten, baB oae Der.
fihsrungs aogen 6onos nur in fol-
den Seturitdten anlegen biirfen, mi.
inter ben 6eisBen Sbios bstr. Der On
iage BON 8aarbeIidnpsn Der 2sbens.
periiherunas gsfeaIhdfien porae.
Itriebsn lit. Comet GeIsaIdaTten in
nnberen Staatsn, bic audi in Ohio De.
idldite ibun, in getrdht tommen. fpirs
iif bic Reeuliruns bsrislbsn nod ben
einfhld9iaen 8eIeben iener Stauter
ridisn. fserner tpirb bic 8orlaas be:
itimmsn. bdB bic laufenben 4usgaber
allsr Iolher 9eriihsrunsB 2ogeu dus
eiRem fyonbs seoeft perben miiiien
Der aus ben psriobifdsn gin3ahlunser
Der Mlitalieber unterhalten nirb.
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GterblidfeiteberidJt.

Ora 6. gomtamp, SO, 239 Sft 3.
Strabe. Shtpdte.
5rant gang. 27, Shnd6e.
Ibeeld 4sbre, 81, TAB Barr Str.,
2unaenent3iinbung.
4meliu Ridter, 81, 248 Ilbion
plaee, 6irnbauisnt3iinouna.
Gottfrieo alsin, 80, 254 Warnsr
Strabe. 5er3leiben.
5bomas s. Smith 80. TIA 81.
gearl StraBe, ShtpinoIudt.
Jobn MeGuisatt, SO. 2374 Wilbsr
4p., sSnqueIt in Shpsbe.
Sulia Rits, 90, 2701 Guelib In.,
5arnpersiftung.
RoIaline plpmeier, 66, 3510 gsbis
4p., arsbs.
9apib 6rssnfislo. %, III Ginolar
Strabe, 5ubertuloie.
5enrp We.nts. 81. 3012 geetman
StrdBe, 5er3leiben.
gbarlss 6. alsmms, SO. 3406 Sius
Iibe ap., 2ungeneni3iinoung.
Bertha gun8art, 2, 304 80. Me=
Uiifen 4p., Nierenleiben.
George Wspsr. SO. 329 Sit 13
Strabs. s5nqueit in Stpebe.
@m. S6miot, "a, $50 CHM Str.
Snqusit in Sdpeb..
granpiIs Wt3anitls. II, 143C
9ins Strabe. 1ubertuloIe.
Soiepb Greertp. 38, 4120 Sprinc
grope gp.. Gunsenent3iinoune.
4nna Sidman, as. 1868 gIarl
Strdbe, Ser3leiben.
genn pittman, So, 1852 golumb;c
2lp., arebs.
georas O. a.lIan, 80, 218 Ssarn'
qp.. 3utsrrubr.
philip 5urlep, 50, 91o 80. 8. Str.
Snqueit in Shtpebe.
Senrp perrp, SO, Granoiu Rooo
Grebs.
Marp u. Driabt, 80, 1857 BIN
Strabs, 4ltersihnGhe.
CHARTS pbarss. Ga, 3449 gpdni
pluce, 5erSleioen.
patrid Goulon, 10, 1919 Sit 3
Strabs, StpGhe.
Winifr.o gollahan, 66, 80 Sreso'
Sirabs. Risrenlsioen.
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Weburten.

George unb 4nna Gibbons, 104G
Jntermeoidts ap.. anabs.
Gerbsrt uno Jeiiie Spdrls, 1925
Drain EtroBs. Wiohen.
NiIiam unb Ruth WaSntr, 424s
6iuiint An., MGohen.
5obn uuo Dlorp WaHs. Cliper unh
CHM Sirabe, Ut1ohen.
Wiuiam unb Marp paitou. 1872
On sSront Etrabs. Hnobs.
6enrp nno Marn Wimmsrs, 1914
Epeomore Gtrabs. anase.
Bernard uno Wiap Shumatsr. -l22-
yine Etrabe. Wdnden.
sl[lsn nnb Garab 9orbeR, 524e
OalIion 5trdEe. Mabter.
George uno Waitie WOb1t. CSC 90
3. Sirobe. RHabe.
Otto unb StsIIa 0itlianI. 1920
0optona 4p.. Hnnbe.
0ulton uno Glnra Risb. 2029 9Hai
lap Etrnbt, UlGbhsn.
Gbories unb Antbtrpn Jldmm
1907 Bremen Gtrabe. W1ohen.
GborIfs unD Mliee 1homns. 543s
Cornell AD.. Gbifdgo. III, W6bAen.
0eor9e nnD Catherine Notbbaus .
1854 Gibnsb ap.. Tidhhen.
Gbdrles unb Alpint Gang. 1711
6rfns Girobe. WdDhfn.
Charles unb Selen Espih. 21l
Drdarb Gtrobf. M0b6tn.
GDnorD unb DtHie Opp. 665 Sta.'
IN. N6b6sn.
Jobu nnD 8trnorbina 9aortt. 634
Gtote Mp., Mldbhen.
albert unb StImn Nikperbelmonn
1861 W1ontfofe Ap.. 8ndbs.
9cbn ufb Annd Dlf1ltS. 2805 90
lsleln III mse8sn.
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Jobonna 0absfi gi.bt am Neuiahrs'
tag elm gieberfsnjert i'm 6rano
Cpera 6ouie.

sSiir tomm.no.n Sonntas. ben Reus
iabrstas. itsbt ben Wuiiifreunosn eia
kbrer Oenub benor. Nm Rnhmiitag
oes /. Sanuar ipiro ndmlih bic be-
riibmi. Sopraniitin Jrdu Sobanna
8dosti i'm 0runo Opera bouie .in
2isosrson3srt seben. Die Giinitlerln
III Elm Gttrn eritsr 9robe am aiinIiler.
bimmsl uno gsbort su ben srildrten
2isblinasn bss bieIiaen publiiums. To-
oab iis ohns Grose DOR gIdr5eno beluhs
tenn 6aule auftreten ipiro. Das 5ur
9urhfiihrung sslanssnoe prosramm
lit pis iolsi:
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lenereit CANTON. %. .Rapensipooo. .Wo
iaat, Jarltn. Is. eiDinsiion Ctr.
IDm. r. prie.. 81. McTlillan Cir.
ls,attie Werriit, 16, Cincinnati.
Is)aroIo 1oritr. 27. MinoIstopn. 8
lgouiie 8uhipalier, %, Hsaoins Rp
IJrans Tlaior. 25, Gouib Roriuoco.
l5lprenes pspparo. "a. oess!.
lssad Gbotpeli. SO. sylorsnes aoe.
lSusn naroen, 43. oessI.
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gSin fciu Nullpflaitcr.

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oinans, pelhe Die g&eupflaIterung Der
Qinn Strabs pprIiebt, nit ietnem
9eto belsgt, neil Iuut Der Sroindns
bic StruBe 3piiher ben Strabenbahn
geleiIen uno ie IS 3oQ gu beioen Seis
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pfldItert perbeu Ipu unb Der Wtapor
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bung Don Sol3pfIaiter Ianttioniren
nil.
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Dem 3onbertiini.itr Giod iheint e
in Gorrppine 81 gefdllen. Dtnn er pirb
am Montag, 2. Sanuar. in Der Norb
Cincinnati 1urnbaHe 3tpei Uorfttliuna
aen e<btn uHb 3fpor Inn 2 llhr Nnhz
mittdos unb. um 8 llhr abtnbs.
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bebauptet. b1B ieine Bar in Sohn 9.
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DaiIens9ereins itdttet hermit aH
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