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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-06-15
Alias Summons.

In the District court of the
Seventh Judicial District of the
State of Idaho, in and for the coun'
ty of Canyon.
E. B. Weirick, Trustee, Plaintiff
VS.. John L. Farwell, the unknown
heirs of John L. Farwell and A. W,
Ocobock and the unknown heirs OF
A w Cookbook, DEPENDENTS.
The People of the State OF
Idaho Send Greeting to the above
named defendants:
You are hereby summoned and re
quired to appear in an action
brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the District Court
of the Seventh Judicial District of
the State of Idaho, in and for the
County of Canyon, and to answer
complaint of plaintiff filed there
in, within twenty days Exclusive of
the day of servicel after service on
you of this summons if served with
in this Judicial District; otherwise
within forty days.
The said action is brought TO Sc
cure a decree of this court remoy-
ing a cloud from plaintiffs title to
the following described lands in
Canyon County, Idaho, to witt
Lots 8, 10 and II of section 5,
and Lot of Section 4. in Town
ship 6, North of Range 1 west of B.
NJ, and Lot 1 of Section 80 and
Lot 9 of Section SO in Township :,
North of Range l W. B. NJ, caused
by an unreleased mortgage thereon
executed by William L. Fuller and
Eliza J. Fuller, his wife, on the
list day of July, 1887 in favor OF
the defendant, John L. Farwell; al
so to remove a cloud therefrOm,
by reason of a certain judgment
which is unsatisfied, dated Dec. 12tt
1895 in favor of said defendant, A.
w. Cookbook and against William L.
Fuller ct al, all of which more
fully appears in said complaint on
file, a copy of which is herewith
served, hereby referred to and the
contents thereof are hereby adopted
and made part of this summons.
And you are hereby notified that
If you fail TO appear and answer the
as above required, the
said PLAINTIFF will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the District Court of the
Seventh Judicial District of the
State of Idaho, in and for the
County of Canyon, this 14th day
If April, 1911.
GEO. w. STOVEL, Clerk.
By Fred Mitchell, Deputy Clerk.
Finley Monroe, Attorney 'or
Plaintiff. Residence, Emmett, Idaho
lSeall
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-06-15
CURED TO STAY CURED
How on Emmett Citizen Found
Complete Freedom From Kid
ney Troubles.

If you suffer from backache-
From urinary disorders
From any disease of the kidneys.
Be cured to stay cured
Doan's Kidney Pills make lasting
cures.
Emmett people testify.
Here's one case of it:
Mrs. C. V. Stokesberry, Park and
Mckinley Sts., Emmett, Idaho, says:
81 was troubled by disordered kid
neys for many years and my back
became weak and painful often
was laid up with headaches and
dizzy spells and at such times,
was unable 70 see distinctly |
had chills and nervous spells and
was miserable in every way when l
began using Doans Kidney Pills,
procured at B. B. Davis Drug store.
They soon effected a cure and i'm
proved my condition in every way. :"
Statement given October %, 1900
A Lasting Effect.
On June 10, 1910, Mrs. Stokes
berry sand: 81 gladly confirm my
former endorsement of Doan's Kid
ney Pills. They effected perman-
ent cure in my case"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents, Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
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His Low Voice.

The late Justice Brewer was presid-
ing years ago over civil case in
which one Of the important witnesses
was horse doctor named Williams.
The doctor was a small man with a
weak little voice. and the counsel on
both sides. as well as the court and
jury. had great difficulty in hearing his
testimony.
During cross examination the coun-
sci for the plaintiff became e1asperat-
ed and began TO prod and harry the
little man.
-Dr. Williams" he shouted. IF we
are ever going TO get anywhere with
this case you must speak up so the
court viii hear you. Speak up loud
and strong. SIR
The small sized veterinary tried. but
it was evidently no use. Whether
from embarrassment or inability the
sound would not come.
We'll. your honor began the
counsel Indignantly. when Judge Brew
or stopped him with gesture. Lean
ing over the bench he said in his
kindly tone:
MIR. Attorney. you must be patient
with the doctor. He cannot help it
Years spent in the sick room have
apps rPnrIy made speaking low a sec
oud nature with him."-Green Bag.
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Notice For Publication.
Serial No. 010s57

United States Office Boise, IDAHO May 5, 1911
To
hereby given Of Idaho has filed in h
flee the following list of lands,
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@ 1911. by American Press Association.
MRS L. z. LETTERS COLONIAL HOUSE
Cavalieri were produced. and the de
mand for invitations smashed the feud
to splinters.
Other well known families who have
pitched their tents around Sheridan
and Dupont circles include Mrs.
George NJ. Pullman and Mrs Marshall
Field OF Chicago, George F. Westing-
house of Pittsburg and the Robert
Roosevelts, Duryea's, George W. Van
derbilt and Oliver Cromwell of New
York. Ii is said Mrs. Potter Palmer
OF Chicago. who spends much Of her
time in England. will soon build q
Washington home. and so 1t goes
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HOME OF MRS. THOMAS r WALSH.
of the nation. New York, Chicago,
Boston. Cincinnati and other big cities
have lost some of their shining lights,
and Washington has gained them.
Many sought Washington through
pure WEAKNESS of the rush and roar
of social life in these cities, yet they
are transferring that very type of liv-
ing TO the erstwhile center of quiet
elegance.
This financial invasion is only about
FIVE years old, and the pioneers in the
movement were Thomas F. Walsh the
Colorado mining millionaire; John r.
Mclean. owner OF one of Cincinnati's
wealthiest newspaper properties and
other interests: Mrs Levi II. Letter.
widow of the former partner of Mar
shall Field and pOSsessOr Of millions
invested in Chicago realty and Illinois
coal lands, and Mrs. a. G. Barney,
widow of a Cincinnati banker and
daughter of the pioneer theatrical man
and distiler of that Ohio city.
This hierarchy has been strengthened
by the wedding of Miss Evelyn Walsh
to Edward Beale Mclean. and their
son, Master Vinson Walsh Mclean.
popularity known as the Million Dol
lar Baby" is expected to WELD the
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-06-15
A GLIMPSE OF SHERIDAN CIRCLE

GLIMPSE OF SHERIDAN CIRCLE
other fashionable organizations. Just
for revenge the former congressman
bought the land in front of the Page
home and erected a million dollar man
sion. the servants entrance of which
faces the Page abode This Belmont
home. incidentally, is known as the
upside down" house. for the cooking
is done at the top of the building, and
there are three stories underground
There have been notable entertain
ments given by this colony. such as the
Walsh dinner, when gold and jewel
favors were given the guests and live
song birds flew freely about the room,
and the Edison Bradley ball. with its
American Beauty rose trees and foun-
tains, but the Belmont musicale is
also famous. 1t was noted artistical-
ly. and it broke the social barriers.
Such operate artists as Caruso and
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-06-15
Washington Is Becoming
Favorite City Of Wealth

Mrs. Barney. who is more than sixty
years OF age. soon will marry young
Washingtonian. Christian Hemmick,
aged twenty-six. Is the latest news.
The New York millionaire invaders
are headed By the Edison Bradleys and
the Perry Belmouts. each family re-
siding in mansions Of great cost. A
noticeable feature Of the Bradley home
Is reception room which IS a repre-
sentation OF Roman atrium. the fur
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-06-15
No More Bother
With Your Washing

when it is sent to US. We take
all the work, the bother and the
worry from your shoulders. And
how much more comfort table it makes
Monday for all the family, not to
have the washing in the house.
We call for your weeks washing
regularly and promptly. We wash
the clothes. starch the pieces that
need it, dry all the clothes and iron
and fold, ready for use, the bed
and table linen, towels and other
flat pieces.
You know our process is sanitary
and safe You will appreciate too,
it's reliability, quickness and the
quality of our work.
Try US next week.
American Steam Laundry
Bell Phone 20 red
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patent
IS, Stat, 372-422
March 1901 C3 1I331SS) May p, 1908
317347J relating granting million
public generally.
Within following this
list, failure law
valuable
will be received
Washington D. c.
BALDERsToN, Register
V. TINKER,
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q 1911, by American Press Association
RESIDENCE OF MRS. A. c. BARNEY.
hereditary scepter of the Wealthy
Pioneers of Washington" in times to
come.
Mrs. Walsh maintains the title of
Washingtons wealthiest widow. but is
pressed closely by Mrs. Letter. Both
have magnificent homes which are
among the show places of the capital,
but the Chicago candidate has three
daughters-Mary. Daisy and Julia
famed the world over for their beauty
and their noble husbands. and also for
the fact that their marriages were
happy ones. Mrs. Letter. reputed 10
be great matchmaker. proved it in
her own family.
Mrs. Barney was not only one Of the
millionaire pioneers. but also the up
builder OF the beautiful residential Sec
ton now known as Sheridan circle.
Her friends marveled that she should
wander from the sacred precincts Of
Dupont circle when they heard of her
building plans. but the fairy godmoth-
or" of Washington only smiled and
went ahead with the construction of
Studio House." her Italian palace.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-06-15

lumbia, and all that the word implies
is rapidly appearing III the city be-
side the Potomac.
The great reputation Of the Ameri-
can capital for hospitality. the ac-
knowedged blue bloodness Of its resi-
dent society and the municipal i'm
proyements Of recent years have done
much to wean from their homes the
millionaires Of the commercial centers
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WHERE PERRY BELMONT RESIDES.
nishiugs being collected abroad at
great cost. Back Of the atrium is the
music room, which is complete mu-
scum of musical instruments, includ-
ing an electric pipe organ. Here great
divas and world famous musicians
give entertainments that are notable.
When Perry Belmont appeared as a
permanent Washingtonian there was
a near social feud- Some Of the social
inner circle. among them Thomas Nell
son Page. decreed that the New York
er should not be admitted and kept
him out of the Chevy Chase club and
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13

H. GdrDbsr unn Mnbsrs an anbreir
1lprbmener, Got 80 bel 120 Gub an
Der SftSsite pon Greestnp @trabe. 81.
Glisd unb Spi. Suellmann ON Gers
harbt unb GaroIine Gtrider. Got %
bel 50 sub an Der IL. Strabe, ST.
Msm. u. Qppett an gIlfreh Raeponolo.
Cots 1O4 uno 100 in 56ons Inter
obtRtIans. 81, 5. u. unb fSroness
gone an Wabel 8enboll, Got 25 BET
100 e5ub an Der Siioietts Der Utarps
lamb Qpenus, ST..
-Sm Raths Der alpsrmGnusr ipurs
&c asitsru 4benb eine 3uihrtft oes
Qloppsaten g. .. Gouie perlfien. Seg.
terer lit 4nspalt fir bic 8. lno ". ets
ier6abn uRo ninlmt 9eSra auf ben
gnosn, fpeIner iiber Gruie aDeRus
Fi!hrt besiiglih gripeiteruns oesfelbsH
Der Sogsn 1T i'm fri!bsren adtpnia,
uno ebe bic Staot 2atcnia anHettirt
mar, ipures bic qnse!ssenbeit nit Der
Gifcubabn 9eieufhaft bsfproheu,
tpelte Th erbbten bate. ben 8ogsn
our lire llntoiten bin sa ertpeltern.
Uie Gifenbdens9s s9siettfhdft bebuuptst,
bah tie t,llein ole eisentbiimsriu bes
gpaens Tel unb bic paHaee untsr Dem
gcoen babe. Die Stabt t5une ite bss'
lalb uiGt slpingsu ben 9urhpang
gu erpettern. Die 8dbugeielihaft lei
aber trpshem 8i[lens, osn gossn 8u
erpeitsrn, tpenH Ole Staot bomtt elm
ptrftanoen 1T, bic aoiten fir oas
GHaTtern BON aruie 2tpenus gu tra9sn
unb tsine extra BrabssGreu5uns Spts
fhen aem tunnel unh Dem 2atcnia
Depot treirt uno bic Ereu5ung an
Ierrb uno WiaiamTon StruBe auf'
Giebt, auf bieTe 8soiusunssn bin 1T Die
9abngeIeITaaft pilIens, oen 9oesns
lreo Der poIIsn 8reits Der Strabe ent'
irre6enb gu erpeitsrn. Wurbs on oas
aommtttss fir GtleRbabn uno griiden
rernieIen. - Die Sregonsr 9rIden
Gpmpaup trbisIt Den aoutrutt fir
MISUNDERSTANDING Der RObtns StroBs
Bride.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13
Jeftoiriaent fpns,nt.
0srr u. 9sit. Der 1iriafnt sss Bun,
sssiaHerfsitss in MillnaHlss, spirs
GHi o6. Wlai bier iDsiIfH.

Derr u. 3sib, Der ;5sFibiristnt bts
beporitehenbeH 4unotsiinetrfeitts tn
Milpouteg, bat iid bier auf ben %.
glai angelaet. Gin G6rtiben in bic
fem Ginne erbish 5err Gbdrlss U.
Shniiot, Der gsrGiipent pes Dtutfda
gmerifanifhtn Sdnssrbunbts, mil
Dem grfuhen, bic bteiietn Sdnesr 10.
tpie Die @dnesr pon GopiHgtsn uno
Reppori BON osm gsiuhs pes sSeitpiri.
atuttn Su rerltdnbigen, canlis Mritlbt
alei1ssstia bis bieIiasn tpis audi bi,
Slneer aus Den Rahb6riiobten zen.
Itits bss 1iuHss priiftn tdnn.
Inter biefen llmftdnbeR psroen BIZ
Serren SGnper pon Gorinaton uno
Retppori sriuhi, iido bsrsits su nsn
ttto.n ndhfttn 9srcbtH Der @srtinisteH
Sdnesr. bic auf Rontos unb Ton
nsritoa MbsHp Tn Der GfntraI Turn
balls onstFaai itnb. sinsufinben. baHii
Die SGnetrfGaur aeleleHtlih ets ws'
Iuds oss i5titoiriesnten NIT Gbrsn be-
iieht.
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2ofal /. Seridt.
Dies ume 0as.

-WapDr Shpab unb GihsrRiiss
pirsitpr Seoti 5maa rsiitsR esiisrH
Qdhmtttas uah qertsmeHtb, s., ab.
nm bort an ben Sysftlibieittn ixilsus
RsbmsH, bic au GbrsH Der ppH ibrr
Hetls mad Meft @iretnieu suriidtebr
renhsn biefgsn GeihdftsIsuts psraHs
ftaltet Duresn.
SoaR u. S5tdbsrtp pom gle
1881 Wsounn Strobe purns geitsrR
bon Sihsrbitseirs,ior SmalI gum
StOfsr i'm 5eufrptbrbep0rtsment srs
nannt.
4rbeitseir<ttnr Sunbmatsr unb
Gtabtratbsmitslisb N. =. C'8risR
iperben beuts mad pbildbslpbia reis
fen, I'm ols 0trtreter Der Sinbt bem
bort am Wlontue in Sibune trsiens
ben aonsrsb bar Raiiunai Gin glans
ing IHociation bsiauDobnen.
Sim Ratbbdufs fDurbe ssiitrn
cine pstition eiHsfrsibt. In tpeIfsr
Der GtdDtratb srIuht ipirb. benz 6<rs
nmIungtrn an ben GirabsHtdsn ein
gnbe 5u MAIDEN.
Sm 4rt Club Inn 5arrifpn &C.
b6uoe ftnbet beuie 4benb tin wnnteti
.su Ghrsn Don 2srrH Grant GuDsned
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13
81. shrlssrs im Shelter yari.

Gbsitsr Bari esb0ri an bkutlgsn
aass ben 5tTsners. bic horibin ihrstl
jdbrIitsn 4usfIus peraHitalttn. alle
an;,i1sn bsultn boroaf bin, bob Der
bssidbrise ausflus feline Dorsdnssr
friibsrer Sa9rs BET iD<iiem iibsstrtfFsn
Diro, bsnn bsrr Robert q. ats. Der
0prfssr pts 4rransfmsHis Rom
mittsss, srtidrts geftsrn. bob % uss
btrraItuResn In Ollie uHb GUIDE fur
bic Sbriners nHb ibre DaHeH Gttxu
pire. DIE bsriibnlis .SpriaR pas
troll, bic gelsgsHtlih osr aoRslaDs m
Stem GrIedas Inn DerflofeHeH Jahr
ben grsis srpbtrie, ipire ON RAD
mittas ibre Ggsr5itisn burhflbren
unb bic 5grian 9dnp ipirp fpfcobl
am alatmitine ipis am Mbenb frn'
strtirsn. elubIbem ftshi Gnn sir
8rillonti.usrlpsrt fur beH 4bsnb aul
BEN 5sItprngrnaIn. sllf Wcltsbtlu'
fiiaunssn tpsrben i'm poGitn 1sirisb'
fsin. absr nur bic Sbrintrs bdbsH
3utriti 3um Qort. befen effi5ikut er'
Dffnune GIN GoHntas srfoist.
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RleiHs pDliaeiaat3

- gei siHsr nlletmsiusn Acufsrts
i'm .Silper Naon- Sulcon. 324 Gt
;sreni Gtrabe, ipurbs Der Jurbias das.
NanooII pom @eorse gacsp In ben Hu'
den usitpten. geios puroen tpsasn
llHfuas psrbafist, bod mar ss porher
nrtbig. RaHoaI i'm Scfpiial psrbinesn
su iaiIen.
- stmas 9ensr, APT Dsfi Grcn'
etrabt, tparbs esiisrn gbsno an Der
ftront unp Spbn gtrabt NIT sinsHl
9oditsin ~ 9oeen af1laesR unf
mubis mil gotrol 4 nod otm ooiptial
asbrot,t tptrnen. no elm. betrohslits
appfmunbs. bic sr srIitisn battle. Der.
n6bt iparbe OR fpstesrtt iih isnot
isinen aRgrsiftr su nsHnnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13

CAB pnb un,rpartet iIt sslisrn i'm
utter bon 1ur 80 Jobren Ssrr 8.
@illiam Sbitnborf, eiHsr
Der bstanrt,iteu 9ei6enbeitntttr uHo
Ritinbabsr Der Girma Sblerecrf 6s
gompaHp in i,insr Wobnung
go. 20is Delnpors 4psnus, glors
nOpp, our6 ben unsrbittIitsn
9Oo babiugsrofft norosu. Or farb
um SharIatfifhsr. oos sr iit alien
anI6siR uaA SussspeeH bate. ale sr
Dor .inieen 9aeeu bic getroisnns
zines Sinsss lsite.e, Sus eitisrRrdnis
bit trIs9en mar. Der Bsrficrbens
binterlGbt an naheru ansebcriasn
bic grumq.beugts @ittpe. ein ! Sabr
aIt,s ainb, iopw bic ihpsrsspriifter
Gliern une 0efhniitsr. Die Sttrois
auna fiRost huts Na6mitiog pom
5rausrbaufe aus ftatt.
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Stm 6oustommittse fir Wilii6r. .AHgs
.sseHhsitsn. bah bic abriiiiuHg Der Nqs
tinnsn elm ardum bon 9rdumtsT ftl.
Gr fdgte oies, ais sr btm Wnrihlust
opponirte. bab bic 1isnifseit Der Der.
Stautsn 3ruppsn Don orsi ouf flint
1dhren psridnetrt iptrbtn fclts.G Or en-
piabl als Qlteraiipt fstntn pIdH. esH
ptrmansHiss Reiupesaorps Don Etsu'
lGnn EolDaisH su bilosn, bic nab
orsij6briasr TitnFts,ii que Der Armse
ausseirstsn fino. Gr srtl6rts. pab css
arnst sineH Itdrisren 9rlsssfub ho
ben fole, trob Der hdrtHdtissn 9tfrs
sline i'm SntsrsHs angsmeiHsr Abriiii
una unb zines ptrm0nsnien GritneRs
NIT 6iiIis ppn Ghisbsssrihfsn.
General Wcpo lagte. bdb NIT Der
Giloune zines psrmaneHtsH Rfitrps.
Corps In iitben Jahren bit NtaieruRg
10000 mdnn asifultet sruppen sur
GsrfiiguHo hctsn friirbt.
Der 6GnbeI Ibtr bic mt
Ttfonifhe GrsHsa
Die Ger. Staaten perbsn BEN Iss
eiiimsn 6dH6el init ben isst In ben
51nben Der SHfargsnien bsFiHhlihsn
meritnnigd,sn GsnsltGbsen nlGts In
ben Weg lsssH. Die p1llsrreniIihsn
iyrdgsn, bic bier In Betraht icmnlsn.
lpurStn am Gisnftae In Der RnbiHslss
fikune bsiprOhsn uHb es fpurOs bsi
bieIsr GsIeasHbeii sntfhisbsn. bob btr
banoeI, burh iptlhtn eis RsutsdIitdi
Der Der. Stantsn nidt usrIsti tpirb.
feline ilntsrbrthuHs srItiben folls.
Die Rsgifrungsbeunitn IebnfH es
ob, Iid) iiber bppoibstifns 5raatH su
dubern, bic auf bie mSelihe Auafubr
ron Mjdfien unb Munition nah Wss
yiio gs;ug babsn. Wdhrsnp abr bA1
gelp5bnIihen, alltdglidtK 9cnnsl
nihts In ben Msg stlsst iDtrbeH iuirp.
IrIlsn bic Der. Gtdaten 3onbsamifn
barnuf anien, bGb isiHs WaeTsH
iiber bic WrsHst atlnHssH. Dsrtn BE-
forosruns aIs zine @erlebung bsr
ggeuiralit1i Der Der. GianttH oIfgts
febn tuerbsn tann.
Gas SiaasscspdrtsHlsHt bat zine
bdbings6knb< offisitllf Grssirung OBJ
ssssbsn, aber biHjuasfiisi. bab eit
9ntimsiouna berNteierung ni9ts INIT
Der syrnes Der 4nsrieHnuns Der msTis
snHifnsn 5nfurgsnttn ais Qrkeflh
rtnbs 5u tbuH babe.
Die aufsdh, bic gltusralisds Der
Ger. 6iadttn aufrthi aa srbdlhH,
| f1lt BEN .3cllsinnsbtHsrs on nsr
| Ortnss All. Sic miiHsn iibtr biz o.
| Issmabiessii olIsr GsnbunefH sslts
| TGkiDen. Col. GiseDsr bat NeItN trs
bniten, bic WtrfsHbune alles Mdarsn
nasb Suars; sli seitatitH, bic Dom
3caonlt In Gl paio purnsklantn
iptrbsn.
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Is o si - Ct o u.

Sic GupingtOu Office iIr Oas Gin
linMati &uItsbIatt" brfiRSst Edl tm
@sb6abc 20. 509-511 RasrOs
ADenas. anisisen, RittbeiLHussn
aHo Seiteanugeu irssnSmelher Dirt
lperSeR biz 10 llbr A6enSs oaleIbit
eutsegengeuummen. SelepbUu Soutb
1854.
- Sberman 2ooelace tpirb fpegen
8tiba6tung ess 8erihts Itd3 i'm Bolis
3sigeri6t gu DerantlpOrteu baben. @r
ueriGumte oui cine 8orIaoune bin i'm
BOli3eigeriht 8u sridstnsu. um ii6
auf eiHe 8sihulotgunq. DeIhe 5ruu
gilbert gerrp non 954 Yprt StroBs srs
b0ben bate, 3u Derautporten.
- Wm. GreuBean srpirtte gsitsrR
tineu 8ouerlaubHibibsin fir elm is6sz
3inrmrtges Sya6baus an Der 8prD uRo
SenooG Strabs. pus S280O tUftsu TOu.
- Der pro3sB pOR goparo Rsine
bart qeqsn DiQiam uub 2sfpts Rsinz
bart bat geitqsrn oor Ribter 5arbeIpn
begonnen. gr tIogt auf $1,000 S6az
oensriag.
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