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The daily sentinel., 1912-07-02
A STRANGE PHILOSOPHY.

The Paris Midi, in late prints the following which it
o be fact
81 here at this in the world with ten
dency commit real and because this occupies
high social position why such alteration should
allowed to pass without protest.
Mrs Larz Anderson, muti-nionaire American woman
and wife OF the United States Brussels has decided
devote her time pactng psychological experiments young
girls of the poorer classes
making honest living and transpants them suddenly to her
prney castle in Massachusetts, here for days these
girls changed by into pneScS and lead most
luxurious existence.
Servants, horses, motor ravshng oees and ladies
maids their command Exquisite food is served them
and they enjoy all the decaces and which an immense
fortune command.
Then the tenth day. by watt of a malicious fairy wand,
their phantasmagoa end The herones of this de-
lecable dream awake in their auics poor
Mrs Larz Anderson tells why this experiment with the life
of the rich will the ideal of the young working girls and slim
uate their ambition We fully believe her. but what the good of
giving them ambition which impossible of achievement?
1T will make them always unhappy and they will henceforth
have dsaste for their work and for their humble homes
have known lawn linen and silk stockings will have deprived
them of that which prompts the
stion of collar of imitation lace ribbon for cents
81 pity the honest young employees who will marry them
all probability they will drift into vicea splendid
result surely for Mrs. Anderson
The experiment amusing and doubtless she will
the emotion of souls when brought touch with lux
% and don't doubt that the study of their subsequent regrets
and cruel deceptions must be strangely fascinating.
1T remains be the very when attempts
being made vvsecton going allow
be practced under cloak of psychology the human
order pleasure fine ladies who feeling bored
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-02
MESA RANCHMEN
WILL KILL DOGS

Plans are being made by a num-
Der of ranchmen on Orchard Mesa
to participate in a great prairie dog
hunt during the next few weeks.
Several of the enterprising ranch
men of that section who have suffer
ed heavily from the little pests intend
to make up small purses and give
them to the men who are able to
kill the largest number of dogs in a
single day, and show their ears to
prove their prowess.
Homer Brown is one of those who
are foremost in the movement. and
1t is expected that day will be set
aside the latter part of the month
as dog day" and regular massacre
of the pups will follow.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-02
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.

Are you ready for the Fourth? You
are not unless you have a pair of our
cool, comfortable shoes. No matter
what you are going to do to enjoy
the day. it will not be pleasant and
enjoyable unless you have our shoes
They are the kind you need If you
appreciate a good fit and foot COM
fort during these hot summer days
We will be here at our posts until
the clock strikes 12. ready to supply
you with the best shoes and then
our doors close for the day.
MCCONNELL & LOWE.
The Home of Good Shoes.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-02
TOM PATTERSON BUTTS IN.

Tom Patterson, noted mainly for his ability boter and
knfer of tickets trying get the members of the Colorado del
egaon the national pledges and
with little respect he does He wired the delegation Sunday
night urging them disregard the commands them by the
convention which convention instructed them
last and all the time for Champ Clark and for Wilson
Tom Patterson democrat In the field of politics
maverick His message the Colorado delegation was ig-
nore should have been Some member should
him containing three words and including invitation
to 90 to a place noted for its heat.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-02
THEY MAKE
COMPLAINT

= Last night, as soon as The :.
: Sentinel was out with the offic- =
:. ial line of march of the Noun =
= tain Water Day parade, bust :
= ness men and residents on Colo Z,
= RADIO avenue and on other of the :
= streets in that part of the city :
= south of Main street, began to Z.
3 make protests, to the effect that :
= in this line of c.rch Colorado -
= avenue and in fact the whole ),
= southern half of the city is dis =
= criminated against =
{, g Z, &, &. e Sgs g g &.
When it is considered that only
for one block, and that in the eastern
part of the city, does the parade 90
south of Main street, it must be. ad-
mitted that thsi complaint is well
grounded.
Colorado avenue is the second bus
mess street in Importance in the city
and it should be so recognized. Fur
thermore the southern half of the
city as whole should be given more
recognition.
The Sentinel trusts that those in
charge Will see fit to change the line
of march and to let the parade pass
along Colorado or Ute as far west as
Second street.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-02

Who blame La Toilette for his bitter attack upon Mr.
Roosevelt the charge of wreckng the progressive Republican
movement Very few will deny that Teddy handed the Wisconsin
original nSugen about the collection of doubecrosse
campaign has brought forth If there tragic
figure in the whole Republican it that of La Toilette life
long progressive sideaCked Inundated and the discard
who appropriated his thunder without much y
leave and then crowded him of the road though
interoper-DcRucr Times.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-02
The SUPREME TEST.

(From old scrap book
here friends who when black your CUES
/ o weep with you your dead:
Friends who the midst of your heaaches unrest
Io know just what ought to be said
But the prince of them all when grim trouble stalks BY
And your heart do nothing but bleed
Is the dear friend who when there's one else nigh
And whispers: How much do you need?
Father, tenderly bless all the friends have known
Who came in the depths of my woe,
Just to stand by my side when felt so alone
hat might their sympathy know
oh, | love everyone for each hand clasp and tear,
And aye shall wish them godspeed;
But for the one who when else was near
Said softly: "1ow much do you need?"
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-02
NOTICE TO HORSENiEN.

All ladies and gentlemen who are
To participate In the light horse
squadron department of the Mountain
Water Day parade should report to
me at once.
CHARLES =. LUMLEY.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-02
NOTICE !.

All barber shops will be open
until $3.50 p, m. July 3 and will close
all day July 4.
R. N. WooDwoRTH. Sec.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-02

The best country newspaper brave enough tell the truth
when should be told and big enough leave untold the
story shame when scoop would add somebody's SORROW
said Missouri editor in addressing the National Press aoca-
ton. The definition applies metropolitan newspaper
In those words the ssouran summed the creed of the
clean decent newspaper the country whether published
or
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-02

See the many ways to use Gilman
el at Cherveney's July 9Th and 9th,
32l Main.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-02
Here for Fourth.

Thomas H. Hes and wife and l..
b. Waldbridge and wife OF Meeker
are here to spend the Fourth with
Friends.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-02
Ridgway Here.

liidgway Here.
Arthur c, Ridgway. assistant chief
engineer of the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad. is in the city on business
for few days.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-02

How about Fred Mantey? Bug
gies and harness.
Alma record., 1912-02-01
" 90
tier HeASS:
g. sM%SB;6Msr@@s

women. The announcement beneath
was as follows:
Behold Beehive Bazaar, and
Bewitching
Beauties Beseech you to be there
Barterings of Belongings, Bon-bons and
Blossoms.
Bounty Bestowed.
Brain Contest-Beauty and Beast
Beheld
Beginning Fee-ten cents.
BE Betimes.
In making up the committees, they
were classed under four heads: Boys,
beauties, benedicts and bachelors.
The various booths were all flower
decorated. At one bon-bons and
blossoms; over one counter was this
sign, Bargains to be Battered" At
Lost and Found" department this
placard attracted attention and nick
els: Bundles, boxes and baskets
checked, or delivered" At table for
children in charge of the busy bees" I"
toys, books, bears and bunnies were
on sale. In the refreshment beehive
the following menu was served, also
just light refreshments, consisting OF
hot biscuit and honey with a cup OF
tea:
Broth.
Barnyard Beasts. (chicken) Bacon. Beef.
Baked Beans. Baked Potatoes.
Bread brown and bleached.
Buns and Butter.
Berries (strawberries).
Bananas with beaten cream.
Bewitched Beverages. (FroZen Ices).
Baked Bounty. (cakes).
Beverages. (Tea, Coffee, Lemonade).
Orders were taken for honey in the
comb and strained, put up in glass
jars. This was sent on commission
and it proved successful for both par
ties.
MADAME MERRI.
Alma record., 1912-02-01
A Clothes-Pln Party.

- Stotuoo-fh FdiJ.
A mother of twelve-year-old
daughter was at loss just how to
entertain for her. The doll and play
ing at house and Come to See" peri
cd was past and she was too young
for card party. so her clever brain
evolved the clothes-pin party, which
l am about to describe.
The invitations were written and
folded. held fast by a wee gilded
clothes-pin and delivered by an oblig-
ing young brother. When all had ar
rived, a big basket of ordinary clothes
| pins was placed In the middle OF the
room and all were told they could
have ten minutes in which to build
block house on the floor, following
these instructions, which the mother
read aloud:
Start the house foundation with two
clothespins laid down parallel and sur-
flciently far apart for two more
clothespins TO bridge over the inter
vening space. Be sure to place the
clothespins so that they rest on the
open edge of the prongs and lie
Steduy, lot tD6 IOunu euBe 10 apt W
roll and slide.
Lay the second two pieces across
with their ends on the first two pins.
Build up the lower part OF the
house in this way, eight layers high.
The upper part of the building will
need longer logs, which may be
made by taking two pins and fitting
the prongs together; with these cross
the top of the house so the edge pro
jects an equal distance on both sides.
After the four logs are adjusted pro-
ceed with the second story the same
as the first. Use all long logs and
continue until it's ten pins" high,
then make a brown paper or paste
board roof
Next take clothespins, dress them
like early settlers" and see how good
and lifelife they appear. Plenty OF
black, white and colored tissue paper
must be provided and paste, scissors
and thread. Prizes awarded for the
best little men and women manufac-
tured by the young artists.
The table centerpiece was a clothes
pin house in yard with miniature
pin" figures; small trees, animals and
chickens completed this most realistic
scene. The napkins were pinned to-
gether with gilded pins" the name
card tied to the top.
Alma record., 1912-02-01

Some of the latest gowns from
Paris smack strongly OF the directoire,
Expensive afternoon gowns are
trimmed with large quantities of rich
lace.
Rich velvet corduroys will make
many of the most fashionable tailored
suits.
White lace waists will undoubtedly
have a great vogue throughout the
winter.
Ostrich feathers are dyed in every
modish shade-green, red, gray and
the like.
Still increases the favor to waists
having the peplum or girdle finish to
wear outside the skirt.
Alma record., 1912-02-01
NO REASON FOR DOUBT.
A Statement Iof Facts Backed by q
Strong Guarantee.

We guarantee complete relief TO
all sufferers from constipation, or, in
every case where we fail, we will sup
ply the medicine free.
Rexall Orderlies are gentle, ef-
fective,, dependable, and safe bowel
regulator, strengthened, and tonic.
They aim to re-establishment natures
functions in quiet, easy way. They
do not cause inconvenience, gripping,
or nausea. They are so pleasant TO
take and work so easily that they may
be takenl by any one at any time.
They Thoroughly tone up the whole
Alma record., 1912-02-01
system to healthy activity.

Rexall Orderlies are unsurpassable
and ideal for the use of children, old
folks, and delicate persons. We can
not too highly recommend them to all
sufferers from any form of constipa-
ton and its attendant evils. Three
sizes, 1oc., 25c., and soc. Remember,
you can obtain Rexall Remedies in
Alma record., 1912-02-01
Beehive Festival.

or charity affairs there are many,
and I want to tell you of this one,
which is perhaps seasonable at any
time of the year. Posters decorated
with an enormous beehive at the top,
in and out of which bees were flying,
the heads were all faces of girls and
Alma record., 1912-02-01


hantung embroidered outlined
buds and with m OF Vaenciennes lace In the the child
Liberty with
blue yellow
The
and Q he paest blue de chine
Alma record., 1912-02-01
this community only at our store
The Rexall Store. Central Drug
Store, 12s Z. Superior street.
Small Potatoes.

Every man who has gone through
the bridegroom stage has keen ap-
probation Of the insignifcance of his
sex.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
Gtwus iiber ganuersine.

Seiu eigenes @eim 5li beiibcn, lit
pom Sobr 5u Sabr Der gr0Bte @rmit
oes oeutiden Maunes geueien. lin
oa5u aber 3u gelangen, beiBt eS ipa-
rem uno DtcOer iparen, uno GA fom=
men ibm Die Bait uno Seibpereine.
BON oenen in belttiger Drummer ct
lide ibre In3eigen baben. gut 81 ltat-
ten. @ie monhes 6eim mGre ME
gebaut morOen, mie monhe fr06-
lide uno traute Seimatb mare in Ell
ner Wietsmobnung 81 @runoe gegoll-
gen, Denn nift Der 8aunerein Dem
Itrebiamen oentihen Monne uno
Suniilienooter bilfreide @ano gebo=
ten 6Gtten. Cine fleine @inlaqe ie-
Oe ISOLDE ooer Mlonot miro, menn lie
einn1al angeiangen nidt mebr per-
miBr, uno ebe man lids beriie6ts lit
Der 9etrag 81 elmer lolden S0be an
genuficnb lit ser GreOit Oes Chile
gers 10 geltiegen DAB Der 8auperein
Die nod gum 8ou notige Summe Der
gi6t, Die es Dem itrebinmeu Manne
ermogli6t, fem Saus au bauen un0
feline eigene @eimltGtte al g%riin0en.
Dab ii6 Oie 8~aitpereine unter Oeut-
lber 8ermaltung beionoerer CUNT
Oes iparenoen H1tbliflms %erfreuen,
gebt aus Der Sotio6e berpor, oaB Die
iieben @ereine, Die altf Seite s unie-
rer 3eitung it6 Dem Seier empfeb-
len, 56 Yro5ent Der geiammten @in-
logen Der 20 8aupereine unierer
StaOt baben, ltnO Die Wfitglieoer5abl
betrdgt 81 Yro5ent Der @eiammtbeit.
Wfit Stol5 neiien mir oaraiif bin, OaB
es geraOe oeittl1e Burger Iino, Die
oas 3ltralten Der oeitl6en Sparer
fanoen, oaB es oic 8auoereine inter
Oeutider &erpaltlrng iito, Oie ben
&oDenanteil OH Der YrosperitGt oes
tleinen Mannes ber6eigefibrt baben.
@ir mouen boffen, oas es aud in
3ufltnft 10 bleibt, 0enn mo oelttl6es
3utrouen nit oeutider @brli6feit
9ano in 9anO geben, muB @oblitano
uno 3ufrieOenbeit aufbliiben uno ge-
oeibeit.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

glidts e~rfrelt eineu 3eituuqsmam
mebr, als menn er Anertenmnq iiii
lein 9emiiben itn0et, ole 3eihma 81
Dem 81 moden, mas lie fem ioa, Ell
germ gelebcner 6reumO bel ieinel
aDomeutcn. So erbieiten MIR BOZ
emi9eu Sagcn Oos folgeuoe ber5lidC
Sdreiben etnes unierer piclen 6reun.
De, oas gon5 iiir iid ipridt mo oas
MIR uermIt ubUruden.
&openbagen. 26. Nuq. 1912.
Sebr geebrter Scrr NcOotteur
gtaGoem id l0igere 3eit "biuOurd
@elegenbeit gebubt, iDre perte 3ei.
tllng 5u lelen. fiible id Oos 9eOiiri.
mis-. Sbnen %gegeniber ois5uipredeu
pie piel &ergniigen mo 6rrlOe min
ouOurd] bereitet mlroe; iw iinOe Oa.
9lutt lebr gut reOigiert, luOem oil
9eri1te iiber Die Oortigen 8erbdltnii.
ie nit llmiidt, mo in lcbbait inter.
eiianter @eiie abgeioBt limo.
S6 5etd)ne, 9err He0atterr,
bodadtitngsUou,
5. TosmuIien,
fgl. pereiO. 0olmetider
Gen miter5eifneten lit es Elm Ser
gniigen, iid oes 8oritebenoen IN je
Der 9e5icbung an5uidlieBcn
Sohadtlngsuou,
Wlotb. 9%asmunen, geb. Seiien
9lnnie Seiicn.
Gem ~oercbrtcn Sreunoe unO Del
unbetamlten 6reumOinaen umiern
ber5liditen 0onf.
SEER &asmuiien lit Elm Sdpage.
oes @errn Garl 6alfcnred. Eripot
lefretar Oes Decentralization @art
mo1L pom 10. penn. 0iitrift; ser.
5alfeured i6idt OaS gSournal regel
mdBig ieOe ISOLDE nod leinen Ser
mauoten in 01nemorf unO erb1lt GA
ourd) innige 9e3iebrmgen nit Den
ielben.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
Gum 6ricO6Of : Nnfie6er e%rnunnt.

Gum Aufieber oes Soloatenbeim.
6rieobofes lit Capt. Sobn 9lmrein er-
nailnt poroen, an Steae Oes perItor-
6enen 8m. Sc. Sones. Gopt 9lmreiu
III ein Sdmei3er BON @eburt, mo ein
Geteran oes 8iirgerfrieges. @r frat
ais eriter Sergeant in COMPANY 8
in oas %. Ohio 6reiwiaigeu Hegi.
ment ino opancicrte bis gum Gapitdn
oieies &eginents. SIN Sabre 1868
mrr0e err ebrenooa entlaiien mo i'm
Sabre 1907 mur0e er ais Mufieber
0es Battle @rouno 5rieObofes, nabe
9rigbtpooo ernaunt, ipdter mar CT
in ielbigcr giqenihoft olf Dem 9toti-
onol Srieobofe in 6opettepiae, Nrf.
Set Augult 1909 bate er Die Der.
moltnng oeS Aational : 6ricobofeS
bel Gitp Yoint IN So,
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
Serr @nnOlad seebrt.

Son Spofane, @aibin9ton, cling
uns Dor etli6en3agen Oie r@oibing-
ton Staats5eitlng" 5lt in welder
mir erieben, ooB Serr Carl 6. @unO-
lacb, ein friiberer 8iirger BON bier,
aitf Der @onpention oes oeutid=ame-
rifanii6en Staatsperbonoes bon
Maibington, mel6er am Is. Augu1i
feline SiBung in Seattle abbielt. gum
Yr6iioenten oes Stoatsperbanoes er-
pGblt puroe. &err o. lit nod bel
pielen unierer olten 2eler befannt
@r betrieb 10 Sabre lang bier eir
Mastengaroerobe : @ei1Gft, 1lno tie.
oelte Dor etliden Sabren nod BEN
@eiten iiber, mo- er ii6 in Seattle.
i'm Staate @oibington, nieOerlieB,
unO elm Gigarrengei6dft uno &ool-
room er0ffnete, oos iid iett in blii-
benoem 3uitanoe befinoet.
Sbi6on oas @liid ibm i'm @elten
bolo NOR, ltnO er and @6ren errung,
bat er bod nod ab uno 81 @eimpeb
nod bieliger Staot, uno nod Ben al
ten, lieben 8efannten oabier.' @ir
frellen 1lrs nit 2eBterenL OaB es
Serrn @unolod I'M @eiten gut gebt,
uno gratulieren ibm ber8li6.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
ngsai6instou sanaerbnnO. a

glm pergangenen Sonntna bielt
Der g@aibington S%auaerbun0" leine
regelm1Bige &eriammIllng alb mo
eru1blte Oie geamten fir 0aS fom-
menOe So6r. Bon Der 9eliebtbeit
oes &rdliOenten Semi "copper". 5eigt
0ie Gotiade. Oab Ell bel Der 8abl
pieoerum getp1blt ruroe. @r 6eflei-
set Jest oieies glnt I'M pierten Ter
mine. gluBer "copper" muroen ldmmt-
lide nadfolqenOen @eamtcn wieOer-
gemdblt:
@m. 9erens it,, 8i5esFrGi.
u. groimer. forr. II. Sin. Setr.
u. 8rauner, rec. Sefret1r
6reo. Gorlo S6abmeiiter.
@m. Sannenann 9i%bliotbefor.
0ircftoreu:
Sobn @alomann, &oriiBcr.
q. $. S6ulbe, 5. =. Ge0eder,
Garl }unOer, G6arles $. 9uumlan,
uno @erbert SepD.
lin Die Mitglieoihoft. mel6e III
Sen letten SSabren 0llr6 8oo ooer
&erlaiicn Der StoOt etmos Oe5imirt
nllroe, mieoer empor 5ll bringen,
muroe Der geldluB gefaBt, Die bis
bergen Aufnobmegebiibren fiir neuC
Mitglieoer 81 itreihen. mo mir Die
reguldren idbrliden @eitrGge 81 err
6eben. Sir ole nG6iten orei Nfo-
nate baben SreunOe oes &reins, nell
Gle oemielben bcitreten molen, Die
bette @%elegenbeit, 0iitqlieo Oes
r@aibinqtonS 0ngcrbnnocs" 3l per+
Sen. Die 9lbbaltimg elmer 6oir mo
8a3oors ieitens oeS 9omenpereins
mitroe beipro6en, ebenio Die &eiie
uoh Son 6ran5isco im Sabre 1915,
bei0e 6ragen milroen oitf ipdter 5il-
riifgelegt.
PIN 0onnerito9 belt ods &ergnii-
gunqsfonlite gerlommlirng alb, unh
man einigte iib iiber 0as @interpro=
granlm oes GereinS. peldes in Die
fer Saiion b%eion0ers reihbultig lein
miro. Sir Oas am s. DECEMBER
itattfin0enOe groBe 6ffentlide &on-
5ert inn Nem Notionol Sbeater limo
oie Singer inter 2eitung 0eS fdbt-
qer mo beliebten 9irigenten tiidtig
an Ser Mrbeit Die neueu 9ieoer elm
5uiiben. gfuA oas 0rhelter loa per-
gr0Bert unO oerpouitdn0igt meroen.
&rof. @umpre6t bat it'd oorgenom-
men, oeu Wiliif- uno @elangliebbo-
bern nit Dem eriten offentliden &on-
8ert inter ieiner 2eitllng etipas@roB-
ortiges 3it bieten. Wle6rere nele ST.
Itrumental= ulo @eianqitiide perOer
SIT 0ieiem 3mefe BON 0erti6lano
importiert.
Die &egelliga oes 8ereins miro
inn ndditen' Mfonot ibre Saiion err
offnen.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
Sine srOfartise gerbeRernna.

9as @nteigmmgsperfabrcn fiir
ole @erIdngerimg Observation-Disclosures
nod Dem llniou-8 abnbof-Nloca II
Gingeleitet miroen. Die ais 632,
ESQ, 68f, 682, 683, 6S4, 721, 722
uno 1913 befannten neuen StraBen-
geoierte iinO fir ole Nnlage Oes frei.
en- YloBes e~rforoerlih uno bon Der
folgenOen StroBenlinien begren5t.
Benin Sfficege66uoe oes Senats OIL.
fanOeno n0rOli6 an Der @rlten Str.
DIT, 3ur NoroIeite Der 9-Str.; oanl
oitli6 sur 3meiten Str, Norooit
Damn Der @eiticite oieier StroBe emf
lang 5llr S-StraBe; Damn iiber oer
Hla3a sur Noro : gapitolitroBe. oel
OItieite ser Noro-g apitolitraBe emf
lang CUR 9.StraBe; Der @eltieite oel
O-StraBe entlang 5ur Seem Serier
Mpenue; sur g-StraBe uno @rtur,
Ylob- 5ltr 8-StraBe, mo oann gu,
rid our Stem Seriep apenue uno s.
StraBe.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
iyeiertcn @ebnrtstaa.

gu Gbren bon Serrn @briit Sen.
rid's 20. @eburtStog bate Conner.
Itog letter 8od)e ieiu Sdpiegerpa-
ter, Or. 4. e. 9cpier, oas 0irctto-
rilHt Der Sugar Soaf Wountoin
@olO Nlining SO" 3u einem ieinen
9antett in ieincm &otsfeller ciuge.
laoen. Serr Sopier begriibte Die
@6ite nit eiuem ber5liheu n@iae-
frmt" uuo eriudte Den 8rdiiOenten
Der goloenen @eieuihait, Serrn Geo.
W. Spier, oeuGoriiB 81 iibernebmen.
3uerit muroe cine orabtloie 0epcide
an SerrnSeurid, ser alf Dem 05eon
idwimmt, obgei6idt, Damn folgten
&eOeL 8rinfipriide, @eidnge uno
bunoriitiihe &ortrdge, bic nidt al.
lein Oas berrlide 6eitma6l miir5ten.
nnO cine qoloene Stimmung berpor.
brodteuJ ionOern Die oQe ailf Ben
Son geitimmt maren, DAB Serr Sel-
rid ais 5reunO, als 8iirger uno ais
0eiddftsmatm leitten Mitbiirgern
ais Elm nad)3uabmenoes &orbilO ole.
men Tonne Son Der Baltimore
Sran6 Der Sugar 9oof @lontain
@olO Wtining 60" mar elm ferniger,
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grub eingelauien Serr Simon@SoIf,
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tbor 9runfe, ale 0rei in Gounec-
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tain @olo Dining Co.; Or. Gbriit.
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