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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-14
Here. Chance To buy Pianos Cheapiy.

The Bush Il Lane Piano Co. has put
on sale its entire gtoCk OF pianos. winch
were only slightly damaged by smoke
The salesroouIs are located on the nttn
floor Of the new Woodward Arcade, FAR
above where the fire ragged. and save
alight damages from the effects or
smoke the stock escaped INJURY. j.
Warren Wright. Deteoit manager or
the Rush & Lane Co, has several eN-
pert mon at work renovatirg ana clean
ms the instruments from the effects ID
smoke This sale IL an opportunity 10
the many who are contemr lating buy
ing a high grade piano at very low
price before Christmas. Not alone has
the slight damage by smoke lowered
the price of the instruments, but IN
addition, TO make room for a larger
stock the Bush Il Lane Piano Co has
made a further cut under the regular
prices.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-14
STAR WITNESS IN PRISON.
Will Be Brought From Workhouse Te
Testify in Nederlander Case.

The second trial OF the case OF
Thomas H. Williams, administrator
OF the estate OF Samuel II. Bruce,
against Robert Nedei 'ander. began In
Judge Maudell's court, Tuesday morn
Ing.
Bruce vas killed In front of Neder-
lander saloon, No. Isl Gratiot-ave.,
more than a year ago. and II Is al
legged by the plaintiff that he died as
result OF neglect and fractured
skull, having been knocked down by
Nederlander At the first trial about
six weeks ago the jury disagreed.
Since the last trial was held John
Tillman, the star witness for the
plaintiff. who testihed- that he saw
he blow struck thar caused Bruce 70
fall and strike his, head on the cement
walk was sent to the House OF Cor
rection for Carrying concealed weap-
ons. Judge Mandel issued writ OF
habeas corpus, Tuesday, so that TIL
man could be brought into court to
testify.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-14
BUGS RAYMOND TURNS
HIMSELF INTO WRESTLER

CHICAGO. Dec. 1S.-"Bugs" Ray
mond. the former New York Giant
pitcher, is going to the mat again.
but this time not with old John Bar
leycorD who won a bout (unlimited)
from the big pitcher during the last
baseball season and resulted in Man.
ager McGraw ditching the loser.
Raymond intends 10 become reg.
ular wrestler and today signed up for
a finish match with Joe Kennedy. a
local light, which will be pulled off
next Saturday night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-14
Dates For Hockey Practice.

President Richard Jackson of the
Detroit Amateur Hockey league, has
appointed the following times for
hockey teams to practice at the Arena
rink:
Dec IA, Mack Parks. s 10 $50 p.
m. u A. C. csc to 7 o'clock: Dec.
10. Franklins, TO $50. Ironclads, $40
to Z: Dec. IL, representative team
from 1890 a. IN. till II: Dec. 10.
Shamrocks, 6 to $50, Windsor $50
TO I; Dec. p, representative team
from TO Z p. N Teams scheduled
above will have control OF ice during
time as stated.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-14
Marine Engineer Dead.

Edwin Perry. chief engineer on the
steamer Kirby for a number of years.
died OF pneumonia in his home, No.
30l Fourth-ave., Tuesday. He was
second engineer on the Kirby when
she made her first trip in 1890, and
became the chief engineer four years
later. About seven years ago he re-
tired on account of ill-health. He is
survived by his widow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-14

- - -
Zignego. For 40
years he travelled
through the big
A m erican cities
with a monkey
and a hand or
gan. After his
death 1t was dis
covered that John
had accumulated
wealth by means
of the pennies so
patiently collected
by his faithful
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-14
Easter Date Floors Preachers.

There was some tittering in the
large gathering of clergymen in the
tmeeting of the Pastors union, Mon
day. when the Rev. J. NJ Barley
asked on what date the coming Easter
falls. Not one In the room could tell.
y Finally. Dean 8. s. Marquis, rector OF
st. Paul's cathedral, did some keen
thinking and announced that the next
anniversary OF Christs resurrection
I would fall on April 1G.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-14
Mrs. Draw Is Still ~.

Mrs. Victoria C. Dray is still too
I'll to attend court and her case
against John ID. Kuppenheimer,
prince of the Isle of Bu." whom she
charges with getting money from her
under false pretenses. was further
postponed when called in the police
court. Tuesday morning, until Friday
morning at o'clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-14

monkey The Will just probated shows
$50, 900 TO be divided between charity
and relatives in Italy. A sum has
been set aside for the maintenance
OF the monkey which did half the work
toward getting the fortune.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-14

Experts of the Department OF Agri-
culture claim that their experiments
have proved that rubber cannot be
produced commercially in the United
States
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-14

Car wheels in which the rims are
separated from the centers by colled
springs to afford resiliency, are be
ing tried out by a street car com
many in Glasgow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-14
Are You Wei Informedp

Certainly YOU are. l-nu-talk- about
things like this just az IL YOU knew
exactly what they are
A song cycle.
Salts OF radium.
Infantile paralysis.
Canoes.
orrIs root
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-14

To disinfect its rolling stock for
malin gas railroad in Germany has
built huge steel tank into which
a car may be run on it's own wheels.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-14
Inns and Chas. F. Buzzell,
Asst. Postmaster,
South Sudbury, Mas

Mrs. Jas. Barton, of Toronto, Can
ada. writes: For eighteen months |
suffered from what | supposed. was
bladder and kidney trouble. and took
medicine fro mthree different doctors,
without any sign OF cure. | felt so
in last I was hardly able 10 do my
work.
II thought would try box OF
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets and see IL
they would make me feel better,
never really thinking | had dyspepsia.
! but after only three or four tablets
had been taken ali the acid trouble
! disappeared and then I discovered
had had acid dyspepsia. while the
doctors had been treating me for kid
ney and bladder trouble and one OF
them treated me for rheumatism
My digestion is fine, my con-
pleXion clear and ] am able TO do my
work and low spirits are unknown TO
me.
Il am thankful for finding a cure
so good and so pleasant TO take as
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets ! am sur
prised at the change they have made
i'm me"
All druggists sell and recommend
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, becaus
they contain only the simple natural
digestives. and taken after meals pre-.
vent acidity and cause prompt diges-
! tion-and assimilation OF food
Physicians everywhere endorse
them because they are as safe for the
child as for the adult; they are in
valuable for sour stomach. nervous
dyspepsia. heartburn gas or stomach
and bowels and every form of stomach
4 arrangement.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-14
MONKEY AND HAND
ORGAN MELTED 5000

ST PAUL, Mimi. Dec. 13.-
Monkey John" is dead. His other
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-14

a cure every time. Five dollars box
would not stop my purchasing them
should | ever suffer again as | did for
a week before using them.
THE one 50-cent box | bought at
my druggists did the work and my
digestion is all right again.
Many OF my neighbors have also
tried these tablets and found them
TO be just as represented and Mr.
Films also wants me TO use his name
in endorsing Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets"
Signed
A. Films and Chas. F. BuzZell,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-04-28
SUBSCRIPTION FREE.

We will give a six months sub
scription FREE for each copy Of
the Hope Pioneer of Sept. 23rd
and Both 1909 sent to this Office.
We desire copies of these is
sues to complete our files and
need two copies of each issue.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-04-28

BLACKSMITH ARRIVED.
Our blacksmith has arrived
and is now ready to do any work
in his line that you may have for
him, promptly and satisfactorily.
Jeffrey-Davis Machine Co.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-04-28

Paints and Alabastine in all
+colors and tints at
Wambergs Drug Store.
WANTED-Girl to dosgeneral
.housework. $500 per week. In
quire of Mrs. Z. N. Wood.
Mrs. s. A.Hedding left4for her
home in Minneapolis Saturday
night.
Art Holt, Of Blabon, attended
the Bachelors Clubs. dance Fri
day evening.
Mesdames A. E. Warner and
Tillotson spent Wednesday at
ESharon.
Rev. Baton, of Grand Forks,
was a visitor in the city yester.
day.
Mrs. j. A. sHedding and baby
left Wednesday for Seattle for a
months visit with her sister.
A fine boy arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.. Sund, OF
Blabon, lastFriday night.
Miss Mckinney and Prof. Pier
son attended the Teachers Meet.
ing at Sharon Saturday.
tH: p. Rice, of Colgate, was a
pleasant visitor in ourcity Satur
day.
F. E. Fierce, formerly proprie'
tor of the Palace. Hotel, was il
the city last evening.
MI. Fox, of. Michigan, was 6
business visitor in Hope last
night.
Minot will hold an Automobile
Show May 81, They claim il
will be the biggest event in the
history of the Magic City.
FOR SALE.
Some choice select Early Ohio
seed potatoes.
3.3t. G. S., Shippy.
Editor Rearick of the Griggs
County Sentinel has announced
his candidacy for the Office o:
County Auditor of Griggs Co. or
the Democratic ticket.
: Brooklyn Daily Eagle:-Mrs. I'm;
B. Herrick recited the James
Whitcomb Riley Poems will
charming effect. - Opera House
May End.
Mrs. Howard Washburn ant
children departed yesterday
morning on the Filler" for Shell
by, Mont, where she will join he!
husband.
The Pioneer Acknowledges /
pleasant call yesterday from OF
Paulson, candidate for the Re
publican nomination for Repre-
sentative from this district.
S.. J. Tande has announced him
self as candidate for the nomins
ton for Representative from tn
18th Legislative district on tn
Republican Ticket.
d
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Locals -
Formaldehyde at
Wambergs Drug Store.
Don't forget that good coffee
at Noes Lunch Counter.
Old papers at the Pioneer Office
band 10 cents per bundle.
Noes Hotel is receiving ascoat
of paint. Fl
Mrs. M. B. Cassen spent a few
days in the cities last week.
J. J. Wamberg spent Sunday
with his family in Minneapolis.
Formaldehyde at Mallory's
Drug Store.
Go to Noes Lunch counter any
time of day for a good lunch.
G, A. Warner is reported to be
on the sick list this week.
New Edison Records at
Wambergs Drug Store.
A lunch that can't be beat at
Noes Lunch Counter. 4
S. j.. Danskin was in the city
yesterday.
Try Wamberg's Toilet Cream
for the hands and face.
Residence and Store for sale.
See HI. n. Fulmer.
s. Moe has installed a lunch
counter in his hotel.
Wall paper samples at
Wambergs Drug Store.
Crime in Chicago was reduced
so per cent by the introduction
of supervised play.
Mound City Paints may cost
/. a trife more, but!
1852 J. H. cCollom."
Up-to.date wall paper samples
at Wamberg's. He pays the
Express.
A school playground for Hope!
Everybody help! Opera House,
May End.
DR.. STEM Hanson of Fargo,
Osteopathic Physician, at the
Club Hotel Mondays.
Don't neglect to get your For
maldehyde at
Mallory's Drug Store,
How about an Edison Phono
graph? Let us sell you one
Come in and hear one play.
J. j. Wamberg.
Albert Sparrow, Republican
candidate for the Office of Sheriff
was a pleasant caller at the Pho
neer office yesterday.
FOR SALE
AS I have decided to move tt
Montana, [ will sell my residence
and store on Steele Ave.
HI. H. Fulmer
I have my Spring and Summe7
styles and samples of Charles A
Stevens & Co., and invite the Ia
dies to call and see them.
Mrs. J. A. Officer.
We will have wall paper for yo1
in two days after you leave tn
order. We pay the express. Sc
our samples.
Mallory's Drug Store.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-04-28

FreshHouse Paint Floor Paint,
Floor Varnishes Varnish Stains,
Jap-a-lac and Paint Brushes at
Wamberg's Drug Store.
The many friends of DIR. and
Mrs. Scanlon, of Page, will be-
sorry to hear that the condition
of their little four year old son is
gradually getting worse.
Nevada Evening Post Mrs.
Herrick is a charming woman.
Her manner is graceful and her
work has never been surpassed
in this city. Opera House, May
End.
The Woman's Club are endeav-
oring to secure a school play
ground for Hope. If you want
to help them be sure and attend
the entertainment Monday even
ing.
H. H. Baker, who has received
a contract to supply the railroad
camps on the Fargo-Surry line
with meat for the next two years,
will spend much of his time out
of town this summer.
Atty. Edw. S. johnson is very
busy nowadays hustling his
candidacy for the nomination to
the Office of States Attorney for
Steele County, and we feel per-
fectly safe in saying that Johnson
will be elected.
Esmond IN. Dak.) Beetle en-
tertainment given by Mrs. Una
B. Herrick was the most enjoy.
able of it's kind to which the peo-
pie of Esmond ever had the op-
%portunity of listening. - Opera
House, May End.
WANTED-Men with teams to
break the N. W. 4 of Section SO,
Willow Lake Twp, and S. w. / of
Section 16, Easton Twp, and also
put same into crop.
B. A. Cumming,
sgt. Blabon, Nd.
Don't fail to see the Moving
Pictures at the Opera House on
Thursday, May. 9Th. There will
also be given a grand free cleo
trio display in front of the Opera
House from 7:45 to 8:15 p. M.
Don't miss it.
Previous to 1908 only ninety
cities had Fairgrounds. During
1908, one hundred and eighty-fve
cities had Fairgrounds and dur
ing this summer over two hun
dred and seventy five cities had
playgrounds.-Ex.
This week we publish the an
nouncement of E. r. Purinton
who will run for the nomination
of Representative in this district.
Mr.. Purinton is well qualified for
the position and make a strong
fight for the Office. He expects
to visit our community in the near
, future.
Farmers should make it point
to test their macaroni seedwheat.
lin a recent test made one hun
dred kernels were planted and
only nineteen of them GERM
I mated. This is an important mat.
! ter to the farmer and grain should
be properly tested before it is
! sowed.- Cooperstown Courier.
MOVING PICTURES.
Second semi-annualtour of the
Edison Moving Picture Co., un.
der management of A. w. Luce
of Buffalo, N. Y, will open a one
night stand at the Hope Opera
HOnSe on TIM rsdav. Nav eth
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aus oem S,uipital.

-9 Der grpbihmieb 5enrp Siebert,
So Sabre aIt, BON 1852 Wt2ean Aoe..
elitt qeiteru tpdbrenb er etnen q1ageu
in ietneR Sof ihteben poate, aus unp
3o9 Tih einen 9ruh oes FuboeIentss
5u. Gr puroe i'm gatrotpagen 8 uah
oem Soipital 9ebraht.
49, Der 16 Sabre aIte George Gong,
bon go. 1926 Dublep StraBe. lam
geiterH duf benz Seiteupegs Dor oem
9auie Ro. 1870 SFreemdn 2tpenue su
5au uRb 3rpar 10 ungIutlid. oaB er
iih cine 9ebirnerihiitterllne uun ei
men gruh oes llRtsrttefsrs SuSog. DE
5pTpttaldrste ertldrten iein 8efinpsn
fir beoentlih.
- Der gripatpoli3ilt Bert 9artin,
38 Sabre alt uno tpphnbaft Re. 1854
Sobnitpn Strdbe, alitt geftern in Der
Central 9urnbalIe aus unb fisl cine
5reppe biHunter. Sm 6ofpttal itellie
es itdp beraus. boB CT Iih eiHa Hrns
oes linton gubogens 8use3ogen b
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GbeerIaHbuiBid).iHs.

Colbert 6. Seeger, "a. pIsaiuntRibge.
lGoith 9auberbilt, 19, SHERMAN 4pe.
{ gli6olas 9irT6, p, Race ctr.
2eua Stables, 19, GIoer ctr.
(Gbas. 8. Srston. 80, 9lanhsftsr, s.
SIorerce 6. Sobniou. SO, 2opeIdro.
(@6as. genu, "a, Queen Gitp 2lpe.
lGmmu grepe, 25, Utoutroie Qlpe.
( (Ranronb Dalmann, %, 5ugbes CT.
lgeIIie 8phuert, %, Wtutr Str.
{glIbert GARRETT, %, 8alnut Ctr.
Wtop Biutams, Is, 9eft Ctr,
{ (Sfioore Gonber, 25, N8eit 9. Ctr.
lgOno StiIiuger. %, Baltimore 4ue.
l5slir 5onerbad, %, gamer Ctr.
Barbara S6ud, q, oesgI.
iGbas. 9. SoIepb, 27, Snbianopolis.
Senrie SteiH, 19, Cincinnati.
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Srl. SenOen in Der Stole Oes 5er5eH'
finders.

Gs 0e60rt niht pieL propheten9abe
ba3u, I'm unierem DsutiheR 5heGter
fir Die am ndtIten Sonntuge itattz
itnoerDe 2tuffiibruug bon 6rGn3 Don
Suppes tomiitsr Sper .8occdcciO"
Elm uusoertauftes 5aus pordus8uiagen.
rgpccaccio" tpiro algemetu als Das
bette. melooi0IeIte Dert Supp6's an
geiehen. Gin Reigen berutenoer Wles
loDisH burhilutbet pas qdn3e Mert.
pas iberDjes nit solDenem5umpr per-
bramt lit. aomiihere 5iguren als bic
oe5 BARRIERS ScaI3a, Des SGBblnoers
2otterinqbi uno bes 9epiir3trdmers
&ambertuccio iin0 tuum DeHtbar. unb
nun gar erit Der unpiDeritebIihe
Shpereu0tber uno 6er5ensDieb y8ocz
cQcctO", cine Yartie uno RoQe, Die ihs
res 9ielheu iu6t. Die touif6e Gper
Itelt freiIih enorme QnforberungeR
an ale UlitpirtenDen uno pertangt Elm
groBes perional, erpetft ith aber ais
etne Der anipreheroiten uno oantbar=
item hires 9enres. Der bepdbrte 9is
rt5eHt oss SbeQters 5err Qouis 6err>
mann urbettet nit einem pabren 5ies
bereifer an Der Gtn'tuoieruun1 oes
Dertes uno feline bisberi9eu 2eiituns
gen geben bic 9elpdbr. baB er pu7eIbe
in geoiegeuer Wei'e berausbrinqen
piro. 2ebbaftes JntsrsTe ton3entrtsrt
iia nutiirlih uuf oas srpsite QuTtreten
uon 5rI. 2(nnt goQiniz Senoen, bic ais
g8riefhriitel" nit briuantem Grfolqe
oebutierte. ngoccaccio", Der lieDsrreie
he Dthter, bas urbilo QQer toQtubz
neH Slebesabenteuer, ptro gu ben 8az
rdoeroIlen Der renpmmirten Soubrette
qe3d9lt. uno oa bari man in Der
8bat neugtertg ietu. Den FaBbiuoer
~2ottertnghi" Diro 0errO. 6. .Shmio,
6rouleiH anqeleg rome, Die i1ou mebrs
fa6 our6 ibre IpmpathiIde Stimme
erfreut bat. iingt bic nSiametta uno
pann foIgt Die gan3e Shuur Der ianz
9estunoigsn MimeH bes GnIembles,
6err DC. Shmib (QotteringbiD. 5err
5rsDt am6yogio (ScaI3a), 5err 9.
YlulIers Jo5ricius( (2ambertuccio), 6err
6ans 5oritner (2epnetto), Serr IN
rid 6aupt (9ietro), 6rduIsin oSeFie
mulIer (5iabslu), Sri. 2tmaRoa BLUM
(geatrice), Niarie BiIbeImg (getro
neLla) u. 7. p. Gtne gebieaene Qeiituno
perIpriht Die Rsueinitubjrung oes aa-
pelmeiitern 9Duis Serrmann, Der ei,
nen oeritGrtteu Gbor uno ein qrpBes
Srheiter gun 9erfiigung bat.
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Gterblid) tSberidJt.

Ten GelunDeiisamte ipuroen &C
flsrn Toleenbe 9cbesfdlIe semtlcei:
Earrp Gpmuu. So sSabre, pittsburg
Qmngtnent5iiHcuns.
unbetdnnttr, otrmuihiih Wm. GfTr
rid, 26 Sabre, JnqusIs in Ghipebs.
3cbsrt y. Smith, 4S Sabre, 311
EMomcre Gtpobe, arebs.
Gdtterix WleDsrmett, 65 Sabre
13O8 Central Abe. Bronchitis.
1bos. Sobnfon. % Sabre, 6S4
Webh Girobs. Shuinbfudst.
sJnmfs Menns, 26 Jnhre, 300 5cbr
Gtrubs, Gmrpinnuht.
9cfpdrb Ggnsr. 8 Sabre. 1710 Gen.
srpl Mbenue, Npbtberitis.
Nlayp Bale. 5 TspHnie. 1011 pop
lar Gtrnbe, M1rasmus.
Hi6drb Mubis, S4 Jobre. 961 OLD
Gts0be, WIa{snleiben.
Mi1ofI Resref. 48 Sabre, lO21
Central 4be.. Gnrinblunt.
GIijabeib Orctbus, 20 Sabrt, 2676
QibAsn Sir, 9siertnleibsn.
emma Meop<r. % Jotre. 946
GIaFs Str. Qnn1enent5iinhune.
sSnnnn Bedsr. g Sntu. 291O
Ge1tsoin dss.. G&Ufnbiu6t.
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6otel an Der Deit s. Strabs besIeitet
gu baben uRo bort pou ibneR I'm cine
grOBere 9eIoiumme he'tobIer porteE
3u iein.
Belle SSo6nion, Elm tuuges. biibihss
Uldo6en, DeIhes bic abiditfiqe 8ahH
betreten bat, purbe rpegn 9erumIuu
germs nit elmer 9eLbitunfs pou $25
uup Soften beleqt.
Gltffpro GdIep unb Sdep6 GtrtIep
ipurben iiberfIbrt, GobIen aus ben 90
fen Der 9. uno 8. Gifsububn geltobleH
unD etuen She'll berielben pertGuft 5u
bdber. gisber pfLegte Rifter 8ole in
iFGuen, in oeneu urn1e Qeute einige
Rpblen fir ibren ergenen 9e6rauh auf +
geIeien hdtten, 8ndps Dor Eecbt Dalten
unb Die 4ugstldgten frei8lHprehen. "a
jeboh IN oen DorIiegenDeu 6alIe Die
&ohlen geitobleu tporDeH Daren, UNI
BON ben 0iebeu pertauft 81 tperoen,
perurtheilte Der Rt6tsr bic beioeH Ana
getlagten gu is S. 8eIDitrGfe uuo Den
Soften.
Wm. Moore, Elm gfegsr, tpuroe me-
gen 3leinotebituhls auf pier WlonGte
ins 4rbeitsbaus qeidnbt.
9ieielbe StraFe puroe uber bic Ns4
ger isront gaTiop, Gilbert 5srrn, Soc
5urner unb 9arrp Miqiams perbGngt.
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Die garttommiiidre bei6lofen IN
ibrsr geitrissH SiBung. sinsn "a 4der
grcbsn qanoftrih an Slider place.
Meftrpoob, BON 5ruu Caroline arisgsr
su mietben uno aus osmislben einsn
9urnplab su mafeu. Die &OmmiHdrs
befiBen 6os 8prfdufsreht auf oen
Dlns fir $4,000. Das jogsnannis
Ostomp 9sb0ls iii in ben Ristbspreis
nit singsi4loHsn. geiostss @runoa
itiid lit In bic pIGne hes 2anoihafiss
Arnitetten Rsblsr fir bas giHeinnas
tier portinitem nit eiuseialONtn.
Ramens bes 5eims Der 5rsunoloien
offerirte Games u. 0rsen Der Goms
million ben Debrauh oes an Der Gds
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