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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-05
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LEGAL NOTICE.
First published IN Guthrie Daily Leader,
December %. 1910
nRnINAMCE No 1o71

ORDINANCE NO. 1871.
An Ordinance providing Tor the issuance
of TIE negotiable coupon bonds of tho
City Of Guthrie oklahoma. in the aggre-
gate amount OF $4,000 for the purpose OF
providing funds for the construction Of a
Viaduct road-w over the railr0td-right-
of-way in the City Of Guthrie; prescrib-
ing lhe form Of said bonds. and Of tha
interest coupons to be thereto attached.
providing for the levy and collection of
an annual tax sufficient To pay the
interest IN said bonds as lt falls due. and
to constitute "a sinking fund for n pay
inent OF the principal thereof witha
twenty-five years fro mtheir date. and
fixing the other details Of the issue.
Whereas, At an election duly called and
held IN said cry Of Guthrie. In the
County of Logan and State OF Oklahoma
on the 4th day Of Ma. A. D.. 1911, the
following proposition. tO-wit:
Shall tire City OF Guthrie be author
ized and directed to issue the bonds Of
said City for the construction of viaduct
road-w way over the railroad right-of-ways
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fSFsAtat
Attest: Z. II. WlNSL0w.
CITY Clerk.
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countcaIsnel. ..-.n.-....

(Ienrm of certificate ia be executed on
each bond by the County Attorney and
County Clefk)
state Of Oklahoma. }
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
VOTES FOR WOMEN

Today will be decided the question
OF suffrage in Ohio. 1t is hoped that
the vote on this constitutional am
endment will be largely in favor,
though it bears the number 23, and
for that reason has aroused the fears
of the superstitious. Oregon's am
endments stands number Z. May no
sood man miss it!
The campaign in Ohio has been an
objecvt lesson to the world, as last
demonstration participated in by the
entire state, the centennial celebra-
ton at Columbus last week was note
able.
More than 5000 women, their hus-
bands and friends, marched through
the streets of Columbus advocating
the passage of the equal suffrage am
endment to Ohio's constitution at the
special election Tuesday.
The suffragists parade was one of
the features of the Ohio-Columbus
centennial celebration, which was held
to commemorate the hundrelth ami
versary of the founding of Ohio's
capital.
Suffragists from every section of
the state and from many of the other
states of the union marched, carrying
Votes for women banners
After today, much more attention
and interest will be centered on Ore
gon, as another most hopeful cam
paign state.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
KEEPING THE BEST FOR HOME

Children hunger perpetually for
new IDEAS and will learn with pleas
ure from the lips of their elders
what they deem drudgery to get by
study from books. Even where they
are deprived of school advantages, If
they have the privilege of daily lis
tening to conversations of intelligent
people. they will grow up intelligent
and well informed. We somtimes
see parents who are the life of the
social circle, yet who. at home are
dull. silent and uninteresting, and
whose mental condition reacts badly
on the children that are starving for
the mental stimulus the cOnversa-
ton and discussions of their elders
can and should give them. If their
mental activity is so circumscribed
that they can not meet the demands
Of both home and company, let them
first feed their own household-the'
little hungry minds they are respon-
sble for. A silent home and sullen
parents is nowhere attractive. and
every member of it will escape from
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03

it as soon as possible. Those whose
labors or business take them outside
the home should remember the dull.
isolated life of those kept inside, and
should study to bring color and new
life into the family circle. Much of
the unhappiness of married life is
caused by the dull, silent husband,
who has no bit of newsy gossip, or
happenings of the day, or items of
information to enliven the family meal
with. Husbands should study to en-
liven and brighten the stagnant at
mosphere of the home by the graces
of home conversation instead of fur
ther depressing it by a silence and re-
serve that only too often breaks out
into peevish faultfinding and quar-
relsome harshness. And there are so
many such so-called homes,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03

Bids on the following concessions
during the Third District Fair in PEN
dleton in the pavilion only, will be
received by the undersigned up to
September 10; Privilege of conduct
ing soda water and soft drink stand,
excepting apple cider, also ice cream,
candy. nuts and cigar stand. Bids
will be awarded exclusively to one
person or firm.
LEE MOORHOUSE. Sec.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
$S$NO~"

1t is too bad yesterdays excursion
on the Upper Columbia was not made
several years ago and
Keep The that Portland repre-
Boat Line in sentatives as well as
Operation. businessmen of this
section could not have
been present. Had such a trip been
made sooner it is not likely there
would be an order out now for the
discontinuance Of the Upper River
boat line.
That trip yesterday brought home
as never before the fact that upper
river water transportation has done
vast good for the inland empire that
the results have not been fully ap-
preciated and that proper support has
not been given the line by the people
OF the inland empire or by the job
bers of Portland.
If the upper river line is discontin-
ued the chief blame will fall upon
the merchants in towns tributary to
the Columbia and situated between
Cello and Lewiston. They have not
routed enough freight over the river
line and it is dying for lack of busi-
ness The open River Transportation
company has had the good will OF
everybody, the active support of a
few and the passive support of others
But that has not been sufficient. A
transportation line must have some
thing more than sympathy.
The entire blame. however, does
not rest with the inland empire.
Many merchants complain the COM
pany has not been sufficiently vigor-
Gus in soliciting business. They say
the boat line should have a repre-
sentative in the field all the time
lining up business for the company
and keeping constantly before the
people the importance of maintain
ing the line Otherwise the tendency
j. to forget and follow the line of
least resistance by having all freight
come by rail because of the faster
service. 1t is also asserted that Port
land people themselves have not
taken advantage of the opportunities
they have had to route freight over
the boat line.
But the pressing issue now is how
TO prevent the discoutinuance of the
boat line, if possible to do so. 1t
will be plainly to the public advan-
tage 10 keep upper river boats go
irg. The river is a great rate leveler
Stould the line be discontinued We
may have an advance in freight rates
and so suffer heavy loss. The loss
of course is to the consumer, not the
merchant
Here's hoping that the committee
named yesterday can get to the bot
tom of affairs; find a means of hav.
ing the upper river line continued
and see that the work is. done. Com
petition is still the best rate regu,
lator.
Under the heading. "Buying tn,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03

throw" ball game for n consid-
Grafton 1t seems worth while to ask
what might be considered serious.
~-s-S~Os~~$
Pasco vii be a great town If II can
ony fatten up sufficiently to fill its
clothes.
SesSSsSe%
After the results are all in from
several state elections today we will
have somewhat better idea what to
expect in November
Se@$O@Se@
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
Official CITY and County Paper.
THE RICH MAN.

y The love that's in my baby's
= eye, the play times that 4
we have at night,
= The JOY that's in my lady's smile 4
, her cheering words that 4
D all is right,
The little home where we abide I
. that rings with laughter
D aye and song,
, I would not risk in any way by
. any act that deem 4
. wrong.
. There is no price that l would
, take to tinge my loved
ones cheeks with shame,
, To rob them Of their pride in
me, and dull the eyes
, with love aflame;
B There is no profit that I'd take
, to cloud my home now
sunshine filled,
, No sum of gold that could bring
back the laughter once it 4
, had been stilled.
, I'll keep my home a dwelling
place for merry laughter 4
and for song;
} | would not risk one little smile I
by bartering with what 4
is wrong.
I'll keep those eyes aglow with 4
pride, unto their love
, I'll fondly cling; 4
} For though l may be poor in 4
purse-in joys I'm richer 4
than a king. 4
Detroit Free Press. I
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
FROM THE PEOPLE
STRAIN CHARGES JOKER"

N''HAN -ANNNNNoT EullUI InNH-
ton League Has smooth
scheme.
September 8, 1912.
Editor East Oregonian:
The appeal of the Oregon EQUAL
Taxation League of Portland to vote
SO4 y Yes, 500 X Yes, and sos X Yes,
Is loaded with "joker" so far as il
relates to SO4 and 3O6. These are the
numbers that would pave the way for
the larceny of our local railroad tax
es, and for the exemption of wealth
In timber lands to the extent of hun
dreds of millions.
A study of the voters pamphlet
now being mailed out, is extremely
important to those who would avoid
costly legislative blunders.
Sincerely,
c. p. STRAIN,
County Assessor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
"~~oSSS~

It it is a trivial thing for an UNI
plre to be charged with offering to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03
AN-e~-

What irrigation will do for a city
is well illustrated by the case OF
Kennewick. Not many years ago the
name of Kennewick was unheard
Now, thanks to the irrigation region
back of that little city it has become
one of the live bustlng towns of
eastern Washington
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-03

Under the heading. Buying the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-24

fem @emit 10 abnungspon tief be-
megte. sic paren feline eriten
2e6rmeiiter geipeien int Ser number
barren Sprabe ser 2inien uno Sor~
ben; uno mte eeldufig er audi iett-
Dem oieie Sprade gu ipreden ge-
lernt = ibnen ber0anfte er ood,
mas er NOR uno fonnte. llnb bot
te Ell ni6t geitern bereits, al5 er
our6 Die beimiiden @efiloe fam,
10 bitter es oud in ieinem @emiite
mar, bic @mpftnoung gebabt, ais
lei iein Miiben unb S6offen UNI
ten in Dem idonen Stalien mebr
ODER meniger Elm pereebli6es gene
len, als babe er bort eigentlid int
mer rrr nit @llee lino Sano unb
nie nit benz Screen gemalt, uno Ell
ne id)one, molflineenoe, aber ood
fremoe Sprade miibiam geiprofm,
ni1t feline Mlltter-, feline Seimats-
iprade; uno bob er bier, nur bier
in ieinem Seimotlonoe, inter iei-
mem 9eimatbimmel mabrboft Elm
edter, redter &iinitler meroen font
ne, Ser oa niht iagt, mas moere
ebeniogut uno better iagen fonnen,
ionoern mas MIR er iogen fam,
lpeil, mas er iaet, er ielbit iit2
(GortlcbnnG folgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-24

Ssn Der gisung Der itdotii6en
Sanitdtsbeb0roe am 9onnerita9
trllroe auf antragaDon Or, 9ersbers
Der 9eidIuB angenommen. Die itao'
tilGe Oroinan5, fpelde beitimmt, odB
Tleiihbdnoler uno Sbitbdnoler ibre
@naren inter .Sereens"- holtet
miiiieu, aud auf berum8iebenbc
Sdn6Ier ausauoebnen. Or. Burg,
infer staotar5t trnt fir SnlpefttoIl
Der Diaries" elm, on es niht genii
az, nur oie Mild 81 inipisieren uno
alld oiesbe5iigIihe geidliiiie muroen
mqenommen. geIpibsbeidIiiiie be,
aiiglid 6es 9ooes BON Or. &erff muir
ben angenommefi uno elm 8omite er'
uaunt, pelfes oieie geihlihe Den
6interbliebenen iiberreiden ioa.
Die g. u. Belt & Terminal
COMPANY, Die crit Dor aur5em ms
2ebeH gerufene gabngeielff9aft,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-24
Giaer, Der bic brei @appleons O.
iprodem fat.

@ieaeidt Der ein5ige unter oen
2~ebenoen, Ser fih riibmen fam, mil
allen orei Napoleons geiproGen gu
baben, lit elm iiber b1noert Sabre al
ter Sran5oie, Sean Bierre Shomel-
&op, Der eegenpdrti9 in Sbrp in eli
ner redt oiirftieen 8obnung lebt.
Shamel : &op lit i'm Sanuar 1907
geboren nno 5ablt oemnad iest 105
Sabre. 9ros oieles auBergemobn=
lid boben Differs lit lein @eodbtnis
nod reft friid, uno Defenders Die
ginoriide aug ieiner friibeIten SUI
geno, mo- er Napoleon I. beinabe tag
lid iab, iino nod iebr lebenoig. Gin
Mitarbeiter BEG vSe iais tout" bal
iunslt ben alten S6amel : &op in
Sbrp beiuht uno iid babel einiges
aus oeilen grinnerungen er5ablen
(aiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-24
Die 0amonen Ser Simple

lino Mosquitos. Sbr Std brinal
totli6e Walariafeime in's 8lut, TO
bes Sieber nn6 5dittelfrolt folet
Ger Mppetit uno Die 4rafte laifen
mad. Iuf Walaria folgt oft totli'
der Sppbus. Mber electric 8if-
tiers totet oie Malariafeime uni
treibt iie aug Dem 8lute, giebt @ud
Mppetit uno araft auriid. ugea6 Ian
ger &ranfbeit" ibreibt 8m. Sret'
pen BON 2neama, g. g., ubabeE
orei ,Slaiben anes Malariasift olts
meinem Spitem pertrieben uno i'd
BIN ieitoem in better @eiunobeit.'
Das 8eite fir ale Magen-, 2eber-
uno Nierenfranfbeiten. soc in oaet
Npotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-24
Yr1mtem>Gfferte
Gin psrieblae an mniere Sremnse.

2a es mns nnmagGb lit, ala SIrite nnb Counties Ss Staates
omrd &eiemse 6carbeten 5n laheu, mnRtem mir amf anoerc Wtutel CUR ~
mer srDferem gerbreinmg nnieres glattes innen nnb mir fno SIT benz
Gntidlnk gefomnen, anme6mbare Gramten fir mene I6pnnenten, Bite ns
einsddidt weroeA, ansauRken.
&ir plauen midt Sic @eramialtnng zines iugenamHtem &onefes, ht
CT bei ensliidem 3eitmngem Mblid I'll, ionbern mir molen Snrd Ams5ablnna
elmer l6eralen Gpmmihton Sreiwiaige anherben, Die pBne bepnoere MH'
be nno Gnaremsuns db cine DISCRIMINATING sm beri6affem iunniden.
gu biefn 3wede uHereren mir fit ieoem Sa6resa6pamenten ens
aommHton BON IL einem 9plIar. 9s @odenbat Der uJreie
greHe fir seras" fonet So per Sabr. eesen GimienSnms oOn $tOO uer.
Slit 10 Mbonnentea ene GTra : Hrdnit uon $3.50 III yaar.
Slit Il Mbonaeaten emt Grtra Yrinie uon $SS,75 1T yaar.
6ir 20 Mbonntnttn cine Grra Yrdnit uon $500 III Saar.
6ir q Mbonnenten cine Grra : ytdnie p0n $6.25, III yaar.
Slit ntbt a5 Is 4bonnenttn clue Gghasyrdmit Dn IS III San.
Sit ufbr as 50 Abouaenttn cine Ggtuprdnit uDn SIG 1T yaar.
Ser @pidlag lit enfad nnb oeridnblid senus. Aer einen nenem
a6omnenteu = Der sur 3it nibt eeer Der u5reie 9reHe" 1T, se-
pimmt, foaeftert $500, er6alt rep. behalf baOon einen Dollar nmb ididt
febt a6r audi apb cine Grtra Grame in 4nsfdt, fas Die GAIL pn
sebn M6ouuentea ober barber errdbt hirb. 9iee GgtrasHranaie iea-
BEN mir BEN 6asu 8eredtigten bon unierer Office aus brett.
Die liter gcmadte Sffene lit fir Seben i'm ,peiten @ebiete bes Stas'
ties ufen. Sober fam id oaram beteiigen. Nir bieteu mnr 8aarpreiic
an, neil Geo INNER iemen &ert fat nno Sober Oafir anidaffen mnb faa-
fen fahm, mas err aeraOe brandt.
Mae, Die hot bieir bferte @ebrand MAIDEN nnb inter ben obn
gefe1ten gebingnngen Nbunncnten fur Die nJree Trene fir Segas" lam.
meln molten, fmo sebeten, T5 nit inns nnuer8isid in Serbnomng IN
leben, bamit mir linen etpaige gepImibte amsfmbrlidere MMsfnnft ertei-
len fSnneu, Die nuitmus s6t ben geaeaern Oireft bon nnierer 81
flee sm. GRie Ofert fat nmr 8HHiafet bis snm 81. Gfto6er.
v6rfie Yrefe fr seras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-24
Die bette @aare.

9ftdts lit ~ iuDbt gelitten,
Wte MittelmaRtsfeit.
9ies Wprt lit nnbeitritten,
@pbl wabr, 5n manfer Sett.
9ph priift utan wablenb bente
Was man mn lpben fann -
llrn fault bpr benz nti6etbe,
Ue,uif bas 8eite baum.
Drum @Gnbler iid 6emii6en
9mrd Waaret gut mnb rein
Die &Gufer ~an5n5ieben,
9urh Ghtbeit = niht bmrh Shetn.
Slug muF man hennoh iudbleH,
NBie nenlit ih eriab.
Sd tpi4 es germ er5Gblen,
@as umIdngit mir gei6a6.
Sd iagis 5u meiuem 20be,
Sd iieb cir gut 0las Bier!
Odd erft ih tets erpobe,
@eld' BrdM %bef1mmltf mir.
tlub mie i'd iiinsit prOpierte,
Halo ba mnb bort, balb bier;
ttnb ales ~amsituhierte
sast i'd sum S&lniie mir:
Sd mus In @a6rbeit ftnbem,
Saf gIeit benz 20ne Star Bter
Sd feines fpnnte finben,
S'rnm Ipb ids mad @ebiibr.
SD meih umb 5art beim Srinfen,
Sf'S bod npm ffarter 2raft.
Drum lakt i'm Olafe blinfen
Den eblen 0erfteufaft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-24
Yau.G misunderstanding

@eorae 6. Saur, @eiddftsbmls. @de
goIeoe unb 2oioba Ctr; $4,000.
g. 8. Sdnlbe. Mnbnu, 6 Ctr; $75.
s. q. $oeppertpein, 8eparatnren,
Noros 6lores Ctr; SIS.
s. Sobias. gnbau. 8uena @ifta Ctr;
5000.
Mar Meid, Sausfortidaffen uno 8es
parnturen, Nebnba Ctr; $175:
81. Mdermann, Bobnbaus, Sipe Saf
Gina aeid, A@Obubaus, 9amion
Ctr; 1915.
$. ). Hoese. @obubais, 0rerel
CTR; $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-24
Silft einem 9idter in fdlimmer
Gage.

Nrteoensrtdter Gil gberrp BOZ
@iIia Mias, genn., tpar bel ges
plaqt. Cine idIimme @umoe an let
mem gein mioeritanb Der Rrnit Der
Merate uno ben ongeman6ten Mi..
teln. sd glaubte, es fei Der arebs",
idreibt er. .3ulest gebraufte i'd
Wudlen's Mrmica Gable uno nab
poQitdnoig gebeilt." 4uricrt 8rano-,
griih- uno Shnittpunoen, Sbur-
funaen, @eiduiire uno Sdmorrbci-
oen. 25 gts. in alien @potbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-24
11miere ganntiuolamsfubr.

Hnlere yanmiuDlansfuBr.
Die 8aummoGausfubr fir oas
nit 6em Monat Stunt enoenoe Sis
faliabr miro angeitellten 8erednu1-
gen nod Inn etpa 5tpei Miaionen
8alen mebr betragen, als je IN
einem Sabre borber. Oie groBte
ausfubr mics oas Sabr 1907 nit
$685. 1859 8aaen aut mabreno in
oieIem Sabre idon innerbalb Der
nit Dem Monat MGrs enoe,toesl
neun Monate 9,41S,297 8o(len
erportiert muroen.
Obeleid nun Die @rnte uno Die
Musfubr Inn perfloifenen Sabre be-
oeuteno b0ber mar, als IN benz
nahtbeiten Sabre 1907, lit Der
Wert bes Stopels bod binter Dem
bonn Iesteren Sabre 5uriidgeblieben.
Gen in ben erIten reun Wonaten
oieies Sabres alt%sgefibrten 9,41S.-
| 297 8allen ltanoen int Sabre 1907
fir oenielben 3eitraum nnr ITO
271 gaaen gegeniiber alio iber
suei Miaionen gaacn wenigcr.
0ie 9h Miaionen 8aaen botte'r
ieooh nur einen Wert BON 494,-
$4,000, m1breno Die Z MiIionell
BEG Ssabres 1907 Die Slmnte bon
S531,488,214 bradten. Dies er
flar4 iid oaourd, oaB Der Durd,
idnittserportpreis fir gaumtDoae
in ben erlten nelln Monaten beg
ssabres 1911-1912 mgefaDr 10
Gents per Bfuno mar, gegen 141la
Gents per 8funo fir 1e06-19o7.
Grosoem lit Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ron 10 Gents fir 1912 immer
nod bober mie in 5obIreiden tribe
rem Sabren. SIN Sabre 1909 be
trug er beiipielslpeiie mir "a Gents
per 8fnno; 1905 nur 9.s; in
1900 nur rs; nno 1899 gar mir
Sc Gents, Der nieorigite BreiS,
ser lpit Dem giirgerfrieae fir
gaumunone beaabIt muroe. Der
9reis BON 14.5 Gents tuar oagegell
Ser bo6ite felt Dem Sabre 1875.
Cine pergleihenoe 9abeIfc Der
erften 1eun Monate Der Sobrc
191t-1912 ergibt bob Die Mus-
fu1r mad England iih bon B..
145,251 auf 3,76717O 9a1en itci-
gerte; nod Sranfreid BON ga,
093 auf 1862, 1876; nad Deutid).
lonb bon 1868, OBS auf ,524:
nah Stalien BON 347,294 auf 507,.
397; nod Spanien BON 1888
auf pa, 24O;; nod Sapon bpm 142,.
513 auf 391285; mad Snoien pon
$50 ouf 68,O80; nod China gins
i'm Sabre 1911 fein ein5iger Bal
len uno in ben eriten neun Mona-
ten oieies Sabres puroen Al, sos
8aaen oortbin seididt. 8~eion0ers
auffaaeno lit Ser grport nod Sn.
oien u,to China, ben beioen groB4
ten 8anmmone proouaierenoen
Salt0ern ttaf Mmertfd.
gs lit idon bdufis a~ngefiinoigt
poroen, BOB man in moeren 2dn-
bern, aud in Megppten uao in
nit Dem Mnbau bon gaumpolp
groBen grfolg babe xuno bic 3eii
nidt mebr fern fei, 6ob man in
8e8ug auf gaumpone auf Mmert-
ia aaein nidt mebr angemieien
lit. Dies miro mol nod anf lam
&c Sabre binaus Elm frommer
@unld bleiben. Selbit penn ben
Ser. Staaten elm erniter aonfur-
rent i'm 8aummolenmarft eriteben
lonte. 10 oarf niht pergeiien uer-
ben, ooB Der 8eoarf audi tdgltf
iudhit. Die 8ooenberbaltniiie ullO
oie flimotiiden 8eoingungen i'm
gjoen Der Ser. Staaten iino aber
Der gaummonfultur 10 giinitig, oaB
fein anoeres 2ano Der Welt boz
aegen auffommen fam.
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Qehrer.@eimd.

Sir oie Mosers' Stand Sdule
reroem 3tpei 2ebrer eeiudt nit err
Iter uno 5peiter 8laiie-Gertifitat,
miiiien @neIiid uno 9eutid nnter-
ridten fonnen. Sermin a6t Wonate.
@egen R1beren menoe mon iib ge-
fanisit an $. Sboene, 6. gomraos,
6. 8pbemann, 2odhart, Seras.
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miro 10 balo pie moglid' mil Dem
9au Der gabnbofsgebauoe fir Die
sc. g. & g.. 8abn Beginner.
SIN @lter bon 4S Sabren itarb
5rau Bertha &asmuiien Die @attin
pon Yeter &asmuIien, ieit ungefabr
10 Sabren cine 8enobnerin unierer
Staot. sic binterlaBt auber ibrem
@}atten cine Sphter.
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@eIndjt.

Gin 0ebrer nit Samilie fir Die
@Ium's Sdule, Scr 9euti6 uno
@nglil6 uuterrihten fam. @ebalt
S65.OO per Monat, fir 9 Wtonote
SduIe. Rdberes bel 6. Roie, st. Ut.
SO. 1, Seguiu, Seras.
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u II I.
grbi6aftsbalber miro Der am 10

grbidaftsbalber miro Der am 10.
september in Berlin geborene
9err Srit &eriten
biermit oufgeforoert, lid apf benz
Bureau bes &aiierlib 9eutiden
9onluls 81 @albeiton 81 meloen
ODER feline genane aoreiie baloisit
en5ugeben.
3uglei6 iperoen ale Dieleligcn,
welhe BON Dem gegenpdrtigen auf.
entbalt bes Sbengenannten &etnt-
mis- babeli, eriudt, mir bierpon ge.
f6aieit Mitteilung 81 MAIDEN.
@olpelton Ser, 3. 6. Wai 1912.
Ser 8oiierlibe &oniul,
Sheiot.
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Rein aaIon,eI m5tis.

Das id1oIide uno nnangenebnne
ginnebmen bon 4alomel lit unnotig
a~etporoen ourd ySimmons' Siper
0urifier", Die befannte miloe 2eber.
Weoisin, Die aber einen griinoliden
@ffeft ersieIt. @ur in gelben 8leb.
idadteIn perpadt. Breis 25c. Gin
NAL periuht INNER aebrandt.
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WaN, Nm3etgeft.
SIR County ~Stemer,Keaeeter
SIZE ~Sreie Rrefe@ lift autoriiierf,
SSerrn 4. Frank Gallagher

als Ranbibat fir bas Mmt beg 9teners
Solicitors bon 8egar gountb bet Der
beboritebeuben bemofratif9en Yrimdrs
pahl an8ufinoiaen.
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FIR COUNTY, ommirTar Prsainkt 4.
Sic rSreie Yreife" lift autoriiiert
eterru Henry Never

afs aanbibat fir oas Mmt bes County,
aommiffdr, Rreeinft SO. 4. in Der be-
porftebenben BrimdripabI i'm Suli an@
suaeieen.
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@ltmobiide M5beI rumft s
Seffer, 113 Sab.gllamu Strake.