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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-02

Tbe-coId spell put a stop to building
operations around town for few davs
The windstorn Of Mondsy gave the
housekeepers 9 good job cleaning up
the dust.
Being Thanksgiving, schools here
and generally enjoyed Thursday and
Friday e vscation.
Monday night was about the coldest
of the season, 3 fierce wind fIom the
northwest helping it along.
In the pleasant weather the roof of
the Schlyer & Arnbold Implement big
building is being given a painting.
Both the PIainviIle papers give fine
and long Nrfte-aps of the Hays - vs'
PIainvflIe Foot ball match there last
week.
With the Catholics and Methodists
giving Thanksgiving turkey dinners
many of our citizens had dinner there
instead Of at home.
Miss Bess Leahy received q wire Of
the death Of Miss Marjorie Stack of
Sslina and left SUNDAY morning to at
tend the funeral. Miss Stack visited
here laet August.
A young man said:-"Oh, nv honey.
Amt you ccnin wild me to see de
''Nirandv Minstrels" at the Normal
Auditorium, Friday evening, Dec. 18th
as ever, one is going
If you are desirous of securing
q farm loan call ON the
Citizens State Bank, Hays, Kas
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-02

The Methodist Church Sunday school
has received copies Of the delightful
Cantata, "Our Old Friend Santa Claus
which will be presented on Friday ev-
ening, Dec. 22rd. MFa A. 8. Hale has
direction of the Cantata and Will be
assisted by Mrs. TiIford and Miss Mann
Over one hundred Of the younger
member of the Sunday School will
participate. All who desire 8 part
should be at Sunday School on next
Sunday.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-02
The Ft. Hays Public Park


r. B. Thomas and the Experiment
station have built another dirt, brush
and straw dam in the Big creek at the
south end Of the picnic ground and over
quarter mile west Of the sewer tank.
It gives g foot of water at the dam,
over foot deep at the wide place the
ice is to be cut, foot deep at the
Chestnut street bridge and back the
water up to the Normal dam. giving a
Ane body of water smong the trees in
the State Public Park of over q mile
for boating, skating. fishing ard vim
mirR. To say nothing of the benefits
Of such body of water Is to the city
Unfortunately it is but dirt dam and
will go out With the frat food Of high
water. but shows what can be done IL
permanent cement dam could Be put
Ia there, and such 3 dam can be built
there for $500 that would Withstand
any freshet. It would be 3 great thing
lie the Civic League Ladies could take
It in hand and beautify the Public Park
this way to benefit the city. Our mu-
steal talent could give q concert. Oar
business men would help them in such
an enterprise We know Of 9 man
willing to furnish the needed 10 cord
OF hard rock at cost and cell on time.
another will furDish them the needed
cement at S9cta a sack. We believe
Mr.. Baker will loan them free his ce-
ment mixer il they paid its running;
that Kirkman and other teapasters will
do the hauling fee and that lots Of
men and boys will gladly give days
work free to see it built, and with the
rock. cement and sand there ready it
can be built IN t1o days. Why not try?
What lovely drive for ourselves or
to show visitors to our town. West
en- Normal avenue or other streets to
the school, back along the creek drive
20 AID thro' the Public Park 70 the
new 0am and back to town by the Par
acnage-Adkins street. 1t would far
suEpass this driving around town
T SaIina and other towns have such
parks and drives and are proud OF and
enjoy them. Why not Hays?
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-02
The latest styles a TRIees' studio.

| Inc latest styles Ih1GGS seuo1O.
Sunday night brought as very hard
wind and cold wave, Sunday being &
beautiful day and many out walking.
Father Seelye of Abilene arrived
here on Monday to go ont and visit his
son on the south Smokey-hill valley.
Our citizens are rejoicing that ne
fires occurred here during the big wind
this week. Our exchan es tell of big
fires in our state.
Call and see the new color work 3
the TRIGGS' studio.
Father Winchester has been out to
his farm in Graham county, but don't
find things looking any better out there
than here.
The girls call tell Freese' that the
Female Minstrels will be the best thing
ever seen in Hays, far exceeding the
Silly Sirkus kut-ups, 80 don't miss It.
The wind vent down Tuesday even
ing. the moon shown out bright and a
bes utifuI night. But Old Jack Frost
had his winter eve open ard let the old
" Gather man run down 25 degrees be-
low freezing point, the coldest go far
this winter.
The Catholic Fair opened Tuesday
in the GAR hall with a good display
of fancy, q great doll show and lots
Of game to pick Up the change. Each
evening was an inviting supper and on
Thanksgiving day they gave their usual
grand dinner that was enjoyed By a
heppy crowd. It Was great success
Did you ever hear Of anybody kick
ing on our loss adiustmentsf Close
personal application TO every detail Of
insurance writing, backed by the best
Companies in the world. has enabled
Us to give everybody, everywhere and
at all times A SQUARE DEAL.
The J. II. Schaefer Loan & Ins. Ag'cy
The New EGGPLANT in Hays
For some time work has been pro-
crossing on the building for the new
manufactured-ice plant adjoining the
electric light works. and this week 3
car load of vats and other machinery
arrived and cafted to the building and
the work of installation viii proceed
In the Society column We find long
aecouakafa . big feeestion and musical
given this week by Mrs. Gov. Stubs
In the Executive mansion. In the list
Of musical selections We note ''The
Shadow Song, Myerbeer, by Miss Bru-
uette Walter, accompanied By Prof P.
BissinR".
Did you ever see how the people
flock into Gassman's Shoe Hospital
each day? Why7 Because they save
money by SO doing.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-02
NOTICE.

We wish to announce to the public
that We sre now taking orders for Gra
mite anG Marble monuments far Spring
delivery End arnestly request our pa
irons TO give as their orders soon. II
takes at least ninety days TO get gran
ite work made ard delivered.
Last spring We we're obliged to dis
appoint some Of our customers, not
beng able to fDiah their monuments
for Decoration Day, for the reason
thSt We received their oTdeFs too IaEE
IN the seasop. So eoEEs soSR, OuE
work Is the best and cuR pE5eeB vsgz
rsasoaabis.
Hays City 2Eonument Co.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-02
Vanishing Cream for pirnples

The young men, E. L & A F.
Meyer of our city, who sre getting a
pltent on a poultry shippicR crate,
this week sent their final papers AMI
model to the Patent Office at Washing
ton for allowance.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-02

A newspaper mans business is to
find out the news-to inquire whats
the neWs"? Some times people meet
Us and say-''What's The news? what
do you know rich and racy this week.
What's the old "Hay-Press'' got in
startling and news this week?
The trouble is ejitors know su.h a
lot of stuff they dare not tell
THEY KNOW who drinks OF sell the
beeF and whiskey, ard
the ladies who d. viase from tie
stright path on the el nj
the LADY who got RUod hug tn
dance and at the gate,
Who bought the doll /, the E. T
Snd sent it to the married lIdg
the boys who smoke in the sl. Us
and forbidden plR.es, q I'd
GirIs who are buggy riding u1:il
ne6F.y the RoosteFs crow.
The subscribers Rho ara good pay
and the fellows who cannot get
trusted for = pouch OF saltS
Enough to make the red-hottest,
Fip-snoFtiDg, donbIe-geared, back
action, ehainJightni1g editions
you ever read.
Our force of reporters are alert
snd ''Fun and tell Frssse't.
They can guess at one guess why
some fellows go TO the Hot spFinRs
q east and they can also guess
pretty closely as 20 what they do
when they get theFes
Or what Congressman Young proposes
to do about the Hays post-ofice,
Who can help me most ID my
can iigns next -year2
BUT We also know (and carry oui)
that it is Pest for the community aud
themseIvss to let the Law and public
opinion take care Of hEmanity's devil
ment and publish only such news as
will do to read at the fresiee and in
the Sunday school.
Lately Paris has been eonvuIsed by
dueIs with pistols over q newPpspzr
article, and the day before Tnanksgiv-
ing 9 gentleman presented your editor
his card On which he had written
= winchester but as we bad the
chosing OF weapons We agreed to ca.
Thanksgiving turkey with him ard bis
nice wife At the church.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-02

The h c. Star, In iTs Ka:sss notes,
gets off these Ellis county purs:
-"Mr- HOgg runs a rs-iaur-nt in
Hays city, and those who are not
afraid OF being called carl ais somz-
times drop in and order bam and eggs >
Light rtffeshmeais'', acco rdirg
to the socistT reporcsr for the EaIi .
Review, ''Were served, consisting of
popcorn, cider, etc, served in courses
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-02
Havs Beauty Parlor

Besuty Pg-lor Is open Monday,
Wednesday. Thurtd-y and SATURDAY
sfteFnooTs Those VITO must limit
their time can save time by making
app intme nts personally or tY phone
Mrs. Wm- NEHTON.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-02

Mrs. Goetchies is back from Kans a.
city feeling mueh improved,
TRIGGS' Studio Is ore b ock south
of the Essex Hail on For street
II. H Pierce and wife have returrt d
from their eastern trip.
Banker Cochran and wIfe are back
from their trip to New Orleans.
Cards are out of Mr.. Mrs David
P. P.LOrenz of Perry av me. am ourc
ing the birth Nov 25th, 1911 of son,
David Miller
At the E. s Beach hcm- tn b d
g family Thanksgiving dinner, regret
ting that Mrs. Bl-cS out In Wyoming
could not be here.
Among the Thanksgivil G g ests at
the Methodist dinner were our ol I'll
ueFs, Mr.. & Mrs. john FILTERS of Back
eye, and visiting btother Jerry.
Tha ksgiving dav was beautiful
one and the church people were out
early, getting ready the big dinner.
Business generally clos d ard crOR d
went SIt to The football game.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-02

During the ''Leproey" scare it was
suggested to George Palmer that the
County buy back the Domke' farm, Gt
is near Palmer's FARM but he kicked
So the CoRmlakiOnersz went further 70
the west, bought the Aikesweil farm
and George is naturally happy as the
records show he holds the mortgage on
the growing field Of wheat on the new
Poor farm.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-02

Saturday afternoon Stub
PROGRAM
December g.
Hostess Mrs. GEO. Philip, Jr
Collect
Roll Call
Odyssey, Books XY and XVI
Miss Mulroy.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-02
Read our inside pages this week

Read our inside pages this week
"Big-Ben'', the National Alarm
Clock. For sale at SCHULTZ
The Methodists cleared over 800 at
their dinner and feel grateful to their
many guests.
The Colby fost ball squad cane here
Thanksgiving day but were defeated by
the Hays club II TO o.
Did you notice the fine display in the
post-ofice window Of photographer
Triges' work at his Hays gallery.
Mr.. & Mrs. J. F. Jordan entertain ID
the Ma9rana family at q love-
Iy Thanksgiving dinner.
The Normal athletes, Misses Gate
wood and "sve, walked % Yocemento
and back last Saturday afternoon
Vanishing Cream for pimples
q: the south side new Barber shop
Come try it.
Mrs. Frank Reed had the pleasure OF
entertaining G. M. Ryan and family of
McCracken this week and saoWiDg
them our pretty little city.
the proper thinR TO sav:-"An coons
look alike to me. but l amt seen Mi
randy Minstrels" to be at Normal Au-
ditOrium Friday eve, Dec. 18th. Let's
get reserved seats and go.
The young men, E. L & A F.
Meyer Of our city, who sre getting a
pltent on a poultry shippicg crate,
this week sent their final papers AMI
model to the Patent Office at Washing
ton for allowance.
Money paid same day papers
are signed for a farm loan
Citizens State Bank, Hays, Kas
The K.C. Star announces that the
Merger of the Cement plants. which
includes our Yocemento plant, is likely
to be carried thro' this week, on an
agreed basis Of so per cent in stock
and so per cent in 6 per cent bonds of
the new united corporation.
A babu boy came on Saturday to
gladden. the home of Mr. & Mrs Dave
Lorenz on Perry avenue.
Vie says iI.is fortunate the bank has
in that new tile floor. while Herbert
Schultz has the phonOgraph across the
street continually playing 'BabY-Mine.
Baby-mine''.
The good-roads movement is Great
ing quite a strife between the Santa
4 Z
Union Pacifc between z. C. and Den
yer TO capture the automobile tourist
travel between the two cities Along
this road the next meeting Of the rep
Resentives Of the interested cities is TO
be held at Abilene Dec. 9Th.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-02

WHAT INTEREST DO YOU FAY7
Joe Sehzefer evidently stru-k n aez.
lead and IL bound 20 save you moles
II you viii red las adver carefully.
Did ~ reaa that ,.dv-r of Gsss-
mans Soc Hospital Sff-rs you. Is
mems mOrey IN our poke. Come
along. he il there to Sc veYu
We have a large selection Of Marbls
clocks with Chimes that make al Ideal
Xmas present, st d T, ~s bic price.
SCHULZ & SNN
IF you wish to secure q farm
loan quick, call on the Citizens
State Bank, Rays city, Kansas
Plain Sewing Wanted.
am here located an The DR.. Snr de-
cottage, and st your service 10 co
your plain sewing or menoi g and so
lIcit our work Mrs. c A GAGER
Beacl & Richmoud have cicssd 4 con
tract With The ". e er family to put
q beautiful gra' lie mo-uneut II the
spr, g 1T the rave of Father WaRnsr
Tlis wax they fave seI I'D hand
some mOEusGts In cur cemetery at the
graves of father SchEsllsr and Mrs.
Jacob Rruei.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-02

ELLIS county can't get the new In
sane Asylum the State is building,
- that gOea to LarRad, but they have
bought q 1s1 acre farm for = Poor
Farm, paying s25 an acre for It.
The JsmeE Grippen farR two miles
southwest OF YOesmentO, adjoining on
the west the Atwood rancho, south Of
the Tom Disney section Il b fenced.
has big barn and outbuildings. we'll
and windmill, good water and : twelve
room house.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-12-02
DsHEsTE SeEE9 aR

The Club hold their regular meeting
next Wednesday and enjoy this at the
home of Mrs. Hoffman.
Roll call.
A paper By Mrs. Grass on "Meafs,
composition and cooking.
Mrs. Nool. viii answer the QIes-
ton Box
A member will furnish music.
Mis- Hoi;ent eek wi / read a current
magazine sr icle. They vii! frantact
THAR mi ceiiausous business and then
= dsmonatr1Cion on domestic scie: &c.
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Sin pielieitiser Yoliseidef.

9lrlnano @odefert, Der oieler ga.
ge peritorbene friibere Gbef Der Hari.
ler &rinlinalpoliaei, tpar = tpie 6as
v8etit Sournal" er51bIt rlid)i
Blob Elm Boli5eimaitn eriten Not-
ges, ionoern oud eirt fioeIer, ipiti.
ger Menid, Elm berbIiiffenoer 3au-
berfiinitler uno elm Mtblet, Der II,
ie6er Mrena 9riunlpbe gefeiert bot
te. Gr perfiigte iiber cine enorme
Wusfalfraft unb nobrn es firhtlos
gan5 alein nit ben gef1brIi1ften
gerbrebern auf; tpas feline @eidid.
li6feit betrifft 10 b6tte er oen 60
ldenoieben, Die ibm in Die Sdnoe
fielen, glan5ei10en unterrfdt gebe.l
fonnen- Sebr oft nlahte ct iid) ben
SpoB, ieinen @diten ubr uno 9rief-
taide 5l iteblen. 90 er eiil getpaIti-
ger giier mar, berihlnng er, tpenn
er eirtraal flrdtete, oaB Ell bas
Sriibltiif o6er bas Mittasseiian ber-
idunen fonnte. nit Der groBten Gee
lenrube 5ipolf bnrte gier, Inn = tpip
er iagte = nbei &rdften gu bleiben"
@enn er @aite botte, pfIegten 6ieic
am Ghlniie Der Mab[5eit iiber ben
itonuenerregenoen Mppetit, ben Der
@aitgeber et1ttpidelt botte, ibre
gertpunoerung ousauoriiden. vBob1
eripioerte gohefert bm,n leidtbin,
i'd babe alLerbines gut gegeiien,
aber Suneer babe ih trosoem nod"
l1nb tpenn Die @dfte fih baum nod
mebr tuitit6epten, itall6 er auf un:'
iagte:: ussaipol, id babe einen 9ie-
fenbunger uno fonnte Iogar Die
2er5en Ole bier auf benz Gid fte-
ben, aufeifett." Sprah's, nabm bic
brennenoen aer5en aus ben 2eud.
tern uno idlang tie Dor ben entieb-
ten Sreunoen binrrter. Natiirlif
par oas mir elm 3auberfrnitftiid
Ter eriette Die aer8enftiife in benl au-
genblif, in Incident er iie 5li ber-
ihlingen fhien, burh 9lpfelitiifhen.
Die fpie aer5en sure6tgeihnitten mo-
rpt1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-07
sln Die isair-geInder.

8as remit has 8plf, mas branst iid)
6prt,
Sardj San antpmip's Straeen fort?
Bonn 8abnbpf fDntn,en lie tn Shaaren
Yer StraRenbabn nnb Saf gefabren,
Ser pebeS aud appitnlprmnt,
llnb fragit bm MIN betrpffem: ,,Wprmm
8Dn,mt bieier Msnihenftrpn serpne
nen?"
sp beist's: n9ie Sair bat jett besom-
nen."
Sat man nun bort, tute iidj's sebHbrt,
Die SerrliGfeiten anseieben,
Der Weg sur Stabt 5uritte fiibrt,
Waan mag i'm fabren, reiten, seben.
Sann labt mani iid) fiir's Grffe bier
an einem UIaie 2pne Star SITES
tinb idJenft ber @irt aud mebrmals Elm,
Gs iuirb bod nid]t bein Sdjabe ieim.
Der 9pme Star 8ier, bas tit Gin
Tranf,
Den fannit om triitfen ptel mn6 lang,
9as giebt bir Sraft, bas siebt bir Mut
hub id1nedt stt alien Seiten gut.
Saft auf oem Sair= 9lat hu seiebeu,
Die pielen Saten, tuannerifj1n,
Damn rmbt lids ans bebaslifl bier
8eittt pullen @laie 2pne Star 8ier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-07
GaasbOfer unb aussnsrnber,
Sm ugeuen miener gaaebIal

s5m .Neuen Wiener EaeebIatta
reroffentliht 2aoipig @ansbofer
~Biener grinnerungen". gr ibil-
bert BARN iene 3eit, als Die BRO
ben gu einenl vSerrgottidniber"
om Miener 9tingtbeoter ituttfanoen,
uiy6 er31blt in lminiger Weiie BON
ieinem geiud bei 9notpis gln8en-
oriiber.
Der Didter", 10 plouoert Gang
bcfer, vtpobnte in Der @iener 0or-
ftnbt. Wlit eil,enn @efiibl Der CIR
fnr1t betrat ib oag oIte, elm bis.
den 6iiitere 9nits. sssn Der Slide
fan6 idj cine Jrau, ppIde tpuih,
Sd fragte, Oh if ben Didter ipre.
den tonnte. ga, uno ih iollte mn
Bera0eaus gebeiL er ipdre idon orilt.
whr b1fumerte oas Ser8 biz iii
ben Gals berouf, dIs id nod idiid.
ternern 4lopfen Die Sir offnete
SMarfer 9abofgeriih auol mi.
enteegen. @ie ein grauer gscbel
mars Dor nieinen 4ugen. Sn met
per Griunerrng ieb id Elm 6enitel
liu6 efnen eroBen Maum. ssn De,
Mitte Elm longer 9ii6 nit 8n
herfl uno 3eitidriften. gsebetl ben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-07

Seniter ftono Der sdreibtii6, pm
oem iid 9ln5engrnber erbob nit
LANCER Bfeife. Ger porgeitredte
gort ullo Die ibarfe Safennale bot
ten tpeiBe 2idtlinien bon Der Sen.
iterbelle. Ger Dibter ihien iber bic
Storuna, oie i'd bradte, febr un,
winig Sd botte cine Stu,toe. ge.
troffen, III Ser id unbequeln err
ibien. Stannlelrlb bra6te ids
beraus:: if) ipdre Der unb Ser, jett
ipiiroe il1 @ielt ineii1e @rltlingsar-
belt aufgefiibrt, ililo es mare mir
eine groBe Greuoe nl16 @bre, men1t
Meilter an5engruber iih Die 8re.
nliere meines Stiides i'm &inetfvo-
ter anieben nlohte.
oGeal" Mn5eilgruber ibuttelte be.l
@ppf, oaB iib Die @elle ieines 8ar-
tes beneete. u@ann / a Stiid
iebgn min, ihreib / mr. ieIber ans. :"
Sd orebte mid pridro6er ol,f
ben 5tiefelbaden nm. g8ie id a,if
Die StraBe bittl1terfam, oas ipeiG
ib nin1mer. l1nb orunten rannte i'd
ms gIinoe binein."
Ginige Gage ipdter lit oonn
@ongbofer nod einn1al nit Mn5ene
gruber 5liamlnengetroffelL uno ou
bat Der Meifter NIT Elm paar bera=
liden @orten &ritif ONT nSerrgott-
1hniBer" aeitbt.
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JitIanc.
Das Husband
Gsbfauebt l5,265.l82 RaIlen
Raumuolle.
$cblimme Ulirkune
Won srllovine Pictures auf
lnebrere knaben.
$cbIimnle Ulirknno
Hrnsn ScbnindsI.
Ray vsrzicbtst aut Land an
der Controller Bay

- llniere &onIuln inn glusIanoe
iddsrn nb, boB bns @usIano Big gum
/. 5eptenlber ilneefdbr 15,268.tt2
8allen 8mumpolle gebraubt.
Mus Mbinelanoer III @iscon-
fin meIoet man; grci anobeft TN
alter bon Z, 8 ui0 12 Sabrelt BE-
iudten neulih dbenos Elm @anoel-
bil0er 9beater uno foDen bort Ell
nen nufregenoen 3ugiiberfoG, 81
burd gntgleiiung oes 3nges be-
merfiteaist ipuroe. gIln Morgen mar
idJierte1 Die orei guriben aus
Der Stabt Sen @eIeiieit Der Soc
gabn entIang un6 idleppten an pi
ner ea1tlegenen SteIle BEL 8epor-
bouier Steine uno &ol5it1nrne ben
bei, Die tie auf oen @eIeiien felt
banoen morauf lie fi6 I'M @ebiild)
peritedten unb Der neiteren Dings,
bic oa fontmen ioIltci,. borrten
s@liidli1eripeiie mar es eilt idmerbc=
labener Jradt5ua Der Die beipuBte
Sielle langlam pallierfe. yer al1ge-
rlUfefe Snaoer NOR IN Jolge oel
zen mot groB lll1o ote BON oesl
bret fleinen StroIbef berbeigc~
ipiinlDte enfglerlung blleb alts. Die
Sugmannlndft ntahfe 1I1 ober 10
ferf a'1f ore Supe uno 1uno Ole
iiesIsen 3 9anolfetl I'M @ebtld per
rem Sle muroeit ~ Wflnneapolts
nelt 1eDoroen llDergebea iitlo ioaeii
ism nun megen oerlu1fer Sugplnn=
oer1'ng oeranfporfetl.
Mns od eDleago lneioef rnail
Aeoer oooo 5amtlIell ltno aus
oer xslfe Der SIlfsbeonrHge11, ole
con oer golinfgoertpolfling regelma-
20 loltenIrese Sleferang pom 6lell9,
utegl uno anoeren Sebens1ntfteln
ergoliea, geltrI9eil iporoerl. 9ie
Magforl@ungen gobell ergeben, ooB
e!ele JamIlle11 ltd1 ourGons nlbt NJ
9stfsbeourffIgen Nerbaltttllen befln-
pen. WolDabenoe @eilte, Snnoerte
IHtt rei9lI1enl Anstonunep ltno
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No, 44-gon aerrbilIe, MIR an gsodlens
gto. 42--@on aerrpille, nur Cont
Tags. =. $500 nndHt
sfo. 46-Son aerrbilIe, nrr an Boe
Wentd9en. ;. ..6.40 nn1m
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-. -. $50 BORN
No. 4-5ouiton unb Der &iiffe. -.
go. g. -@iiftenftdbte. ...2:1O nodlm
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so. 41-Rab aerrbiue, nlr sOmms
tags. :. $40 BORN
SO. 145-saad @errbilIe. MIR in @os 3d..
d1entaaen. :. :. ..7:25 borm
g., $. & g. q. (Saupt-einie.)
NHIllnIf-
gso. 9-@om Often. .7:15 BORN
Mo 7-gom Often: $50 nadm
9o. 10-gl Baio Ii. 8eften. .7:S0 nnd3n,
No. 8-Won 81 Rafo.. ..10.15 BORN
Mbfabrt
80. S-sa6 eI gaio nnO Beiem.
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$50 aben6s
gso. 10-Na9 3. Often. 1000 abeuos
No. 8-Na9 Dem Often. t1.15 BORN
@ictOria 0ipiiiun, g. S. & g. q.
Mnfiinft
geo. 301-g -guero, 8ictoria. 500 notm
Ne. 303s313-guero, @ictoria. ~.
7:45 aben6S
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No. 804@3t4-guero, Bictoria 7.
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No. 245-8on Soufton lnb Netp Or
leans .... q 40 llad1nI
ITO. 241-Won 9oufton itnb GnIbeifon
........... .6:20 morgens
No. 7-8on Dallas H. Sort @ortb
.7:30 n1orgens
yto. 235-8om gforben. 7.45 bornlitt
Ro. 15-@on Baco.. 300 nahm.
No. 9-8om Norben. -. .7.40 abenbs
@bfabrt
No. 246-@a6 9ouitou uno 92ep Or
leans ......... 1920 noraens
go. 10-Nad Dem 3orben. 9:05 BORN
No. 8 Na6 Sallos, Sort Bortb
lno Bncp ..........8 $40 abenos
No. 286-Na9 6em Norben. :.
=. -. lib abenos
Ro. 242-Nad 9oufton uno @aIs
peiton .........1 1920 abenbs
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