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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-04

proper information to responsible par
ties. II would obviously improper for
II to permit conditions to be estab-
lished whereby the true relation be-
tween the government and parties in
terested would be impaired or prcce-
dents established involving additional
work or conducive to misunderstand-
ing and administrative weakness.
(signed) "'E. C. HoPsoN.
Supervising Engineer
"The settlers contend that the rec
lamation law wand the approval OF It's
APPLICATION to a definite tract OF land.
when met with the required security
from the settlers, constitutes a legal
contract between the United States
aud the settlers, the reclamation OFF,
cials being simply he agents Of the
"slted States. and so designated IN all
contracts between the United States
ard the settlers. And they have no
legal or moral right to conceal or
withhold from either party TO the con-
trac, any OF the facts relative to the
same.
"All expenditures under these con-
tracts must be repaid by the settlers,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-04
WATER USERS HAVE LOTS PROBLEMS
Continued from page 81

to your board every three months un-
I'll the completion OF the work. | re-
gret that cannot comply with this
request. believe reconsideration by
your board OF this matter will con-
vince II that compliance with this re-
quest would virtually reverse the re-
lation between the department OF the
Interior and the klamath Water Users
BILE. The government is undertaking
Association. and would be pudeslra-
reclamation work under the act OF
1902, and In Its own capacity and at
first hand, not In any sense as an
agent or beneficiary. On the other
hand. the water users association.
created to aid in carrying out the In
tentlons OF the government, are vir-
tually agents, as well as beneficiaries.
While. therefore, the govern
ment. acting through the secretary OF
the interior. is apparently willing as a
matter OF accommodation to furnish
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-04

Including the salaries OF the agents. 4
Is unjust and un-Amcricau to force
citizens to pay taxes under q contrac.
IN which no representation Is permit
ted The settlers, who must pay IA"
bills, are the only persons In position
&c check up and verify che accounts
with the actual expenditures one Dg
the United States senators proposed ,H
ask for au accounting In case the set
tiers should show proof ot graft 90
the part OF the agents. but could not
cease playing golf and politics long
enough 70 listen TO the statCwvu, D.
the fact that an accounting wqs first
necessary to reveal the possible exist.
oncc OF graft,
~ r. idlotic and un-Nmcrlcan 10 ~
quire the settlers 10 charge graft IN
order to obtain y business account
ing and honest agents should demand
the priyl ge OF giving accouutlnEs n-
2 matter OF sclt-protoc'iou Mlsgkaa
o. judgrcn; aud methods
Of administration. mistakes I'm prIen
pali for properties and material fr-
rciher with all sorts ~ oycrcrarggs
and misuse Of funds could not be-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-04
" NJ" CoNSrUNruVs VIM
HNEE TRIAL NTlH UF. ~

Three Men Churrd Wm rn.ogcr,t-
ing 10 BLOW tp Nan OF Records at
Ins Angeles Are In Court tor sen.
nIHtc Hearings
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-04
TO MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS:


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pyowhn
Toa fur Lille
n hnt
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cwhn broken dis.
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foundation
TO Gkeh orumnkb
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The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-16
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
CONGRESSIONAL

d. 8. Senators Z. J; Gamble
- Zoe I. Crawford
ro.~a.~a~ Chas. I'll Burk,
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-16
ANNOUNCEMENT
To the Public:

To the Public:
have leased the J. v.
Click blacksmith and wood
shop and will take possession
| will do a general blacks.
mithing wagon buggie and
pillow work, Horseshoeing and
general repairing. My pric-
es will be reasonable and /
guarantee all work satisfac-
tory in quality and workman
ship. Spring will soon be
on us and have you looked
at your disc and plows and
other machinery to Sc if they
will need repaired. l can
your disc by cold roll
ling or shave them. Bring
them in early before the busy
season commences. When
in need of anything in my
line give me q trial.
yours for business
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-16
WAGNER MARKETS
leVs Of the Week

nset ne 4 Pinard's
Foand. : bcncn Of keys. Leader
B6rn. y Nj. and Mrs. W. r. Joseph,
- gatnrday, : boy.
CT paid for poultry and eggs.
"A. ]. Swartz.
~ rurek Of Dante VA in Wagner
- sosiness Saturday.
a you want 10 buy anything see
lsWling.
County Auditor Wilson spent Sun
6ny with Az family in Wagner.
rsthsr Kelly enjoyed ! visit from
nie 8brother the first of the week.
uit's anything in the drug line you
~ astEit u Pinard's.
Attornsy Il N. Gable was u east
tcund passenger On Wednesday, morn.
III. Hickman Of Woonsocket is .
SuSst s. ne a. G. knight home in
this eit5 this week.
a you haye anything to sell Gee
poplin4.
Ibonas Lindsay returned from Gale
$Hff#NN ~es&EH -&##%. w.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-16

]. n Walters was M wei Sunday
visitor at Geddss.
Mrs. Jno. Scrhroder Of Avon visitet
ssrieDds here over Sunday.
For Sale. some good seed oats.
Frank Gale.
Miss Ethel Jack Of Lake Andes sis-
lifted her sister here nver Sunday.
Feed your hens P~an-a-cea. Soil on
positive guarantee by A. J. Swartz.
Mr.. and Mrs.. j. r. Janda ATTENDED
a wedding at Tabor the first of TIL
week.
Attorney James was in attendant,
at court at Geddes the forepart OF thu
week.
If you want to buy or trade land SET
Bowling.
j. W. Shippey went to Sioux City
the first of the week with a shipment
of fat stock.
Mrs. Hugh Costello is enjoying q
visit from. her niece and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Signor, of Vail, Iowa.
If you want the best in Fire Insur-
ance, see the Wagner Real Estate 60.
Hugh Costello informs us that Thos.
Elrod was united in marriage on We'd
nesGay to a Miss Sulleyone of Green
wood.
Dan Hebner, who has a position in
/, drug store in Platte, was an over
;unday visitor with his pare. Its in
Wagner.
For sale, a choice lot of potatoes, for
iced and table use. -Chas. Chris
nan. 2-l6
Peter Nelson and Chas. Ahrens re-
urned the first of the weekfrom Sioux
lily where they had been with q ship
nent of fat stock.
Leo McWilliams o. S%hullsburg, Wis
onsin. is visiting at the B. F. Nor
ran home. He is u nephew of Mr..
ind Mrs. Morgan.
For Sale.-l9l0 White seed corn,
tests SO. SO. per busnel.
Mrs. NJ. Sykora.
A. Pool has leased the Cizek black
,mith shop and will take possession of
he same March first. Read his an
nouncement in his issue.
Get a sack Of Alfalfa Meal for your
chickens. For sale by A. J. Swarttz.
Mrs. Jene Safety and son, 6. r. SAT-
ey, went to Lake Andes Saturday
,vening where they spent Sunday with
riends, retur' ling home Monday.
Abbott / title was up from his river
iarm the first of the week. He says
ne has no seed corn, but is going to
secure some early. which is q prudent
move.
Political announcements of as piring
for Offices in Charles Mix
bounty are forthcoming, the Leader
now having three which appear in this
issue.
Pearl Grits for your chickens. For
ale by A. ]. Swartz.
Wm. Medeck, who lives on q farm
near Ravinia was in Wagner Tuesday.
He has q scheme to have roads laid
) 1t ACROSS Rel Lake that are now i'm
~passable.
Bowling brings buyer and seller to-
in his business.
Dr.. LaShier Of Armour was in Wag-
ner Saturday looking owe the resi-
dence property to G. G. Clsusen which
the doctor acquired when Mr.. Clausen
got the drug store in Armour.
For Sale.-A few head Of cows.
VIM. Dunslnore. Wagner, SD.
Henry Cavier went to Sioux City
Tuesday with q car Of hogs of his
own raising and feeding. Mr.. Cavier
has the .sred Skins" san shiney ones,
and is we'll pleased with them.
House for rent. First Stats Bank.
Jakob Buus returned from Denmark
last week where he spent most Of his
the winter on businss and pleasure
As oon q ne can get
to it he will give the p~articu-
lars Of the trip through this spper.
Do you want : loan on that farm?
II >, see the Wagner Rea: Estate Co.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-16

1n
congressman e. VI. Martin
COUNTY
X. F.. Wvnia
Commissioners Jos. Lindqnist
w. f.. Brazzill
YreGsurer.........F. J. Kaberna
Auditor $500. II. G.. w ilsoI
Register 81 Deeds. & H. Patrick
Sheriff .............L. w. Rifle
County Judge. So. +. F Ware
6upt. 81 Schools. j.. ". Murphy
Clerk Of Courts II. r. Craig
6tates Attorney b. Beck
Assessor. 49,. +. j. Mccormick
Coroner ....... DR.. +. G. Da,
CITY
John Stedronsky, Mayor
B. i. Gable. Jr., Treasurer
M. "A. Fri Auditor
Vincent Kaberna, Assessor
Aldermen:
s.. w. Evers
p. b. Stroh
w. g. Donahue
G. 9. James
y. y. Sadler
Pat Conncrs
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-16

II you have anything you want to
disnose Of see Bowling.
We share the profits with our Gus
toners under U new cash system by
refunding u per cent of the money
they pay to US each month.
-Stedronsky Bros. Co.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-16
me Wse1l Leader
u. q. GEORGF Publisher
Warner. S ID. Fb. Is, 1912

Entered ~ TIE ii st oiics 1T Way
MI, south DaIsota, A. second
clnss mail matter
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-16
Professional Cards

- L. STEWART. NIL. Physician and Sur,
o Once over First State Bank
T hone M. y.
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-16

Tx RAYMOnD Il. FRfNK. Physician ant
0afxeOn. ONCE over Wagner state Bank
Calls answered day or night. Phone No. II
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-08-22
THE MOFFIT ROAD
Newman Erb'v Plans Include ENtcn-
sion West To salt Lake.

DENVER. Aug i9-The mort
gage OF the new company to be or
ganized to take over the Denver.
Northwestern and Pacific railroad.
which was discussed at today'e con
ference between Newman Erb and
The local officials. stockholders and
attorneys for the company. carries
features which provide for the OK
tension OF the road TO Salt Lake
city.
a new agreement between the To-
rll people and Erb Is being drafted.
% provides that the Denver people
shall put up between 81 100000 and
S2.000,00O for improvements and
extensions, and that Erb and his as
sociatos shall provide the rcat
The New York note holders have
agreed TO extend the time ct pay
ment Of the S3.5OO.oOO loan. CON
siderable progress was made in the
negotiations today Tho only thing
To- De done before the actual clos
Ing OF the deal will be- the compll-
aucc with the necessary formalltlcs.
A. the conclusion OF the confer
cnco Erb made 10 known that he
and HIS associates expect to extend
the road when thcy obtain control
OF f.. and that the deal will be- def
initoly concluded as soon me- the NO
ccgsary steps can be- takcu
Before the transactions ON which
we have boon working can be- car
riod out. Il will be necessary for
the property to 10 through a recciy-
Cr's SALE" said Erb. There are
many legal tanglcs to be uudonc.
and the only solution t. allowing
the road to be sold Just as II there
were no negotiations on for its
transfer TO myself and my aasocl-
atcs. This will be done a. speedily
as possible"
~. II. Harrison OF New York. a
civil engineer and expert railroad
man. has boon IN Denver FOR an on
tire week as the representative "
Erb IN gathering statistics us To- tho
roads traffic and 10 physical con-
dillon.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-08-22
WHO IS THE DEAD MAN?
skeleton Uncovered By ". u. Liy-
ingston Near Manti.

During the recent heavy showers
some small pieces OF coal were car
ried down TO the w. ID. Livingston
home at Crystal Springs and Mr..
Livingston and sons went up the
mountain Friday afternoon thinking
tho storm might have uncovered n
vein OF coal. says Fridays Manu
Messenger.
Al leas than a milo distant they
came TO What II known ~ sleepy
Hollow" christened by Mr.. Living
ston's boys some time ago while
reading Rip Van winklo. the hollow
having rather n wierd. uncanny APP
pearanoo and being inhabited prln-
cipally By owls.
on one side OF the hollow IL
steep bluff OF rocks. Livingston was
making his way up this cliff whom
he saw a skull exposed In n rather
narrow. deep fissure In the rocks
lie announced HIS discovery and the
crowd went TO digging and uncoy-
cred many OF the larger bones OF
the skeleton. With II they found
some pieces OF what had apparently
been burlap and canvas with
couple OF pieces OF leather strap.
suggesting that the body had been
wrapped la horse blanket or some
thing OF that sort when deposited
Ia the oroyloo. To all appearance Il
had been covered by n layer Of fine
leaves off oedfr tree. dirt and a
flat stone. The water running down
between the rocks had washed the
dirt off exposing the skull.
II II hard to estimate how long
the skeleton had been there owing
10 lis exposure TO tho air and water
running through H.. Some express
cd the belief that II had been there
as long as twenty years while 9TH
ers placed the time all the way from
ten TO twenty-five years.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-08-22

who makes the best liver pills7 Ile
J: {. Aver Company, OF Lowell, Mass.
They have been making Ayers Pills or
over sixty years. you have the slight
est doubt shout using these pills ssk
your doctor. Ask him first, thst's t-st.
hAas b. the ,. o. AYEA co.. Lowell. Hsas
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-08-22

William Grocsbcck and Frank
Bradshaw, two salt Lake CITY min
Ing mon. leapcd from moving
automobile to instant death in front
OF O. Denver and Rio Grandc passcn-
ger train ut the Fourteenth South
street crossing in Salt Lake CITY at
Z. 90 o'clock last Friday morning.
The automobile. driven by Alma
E.dr'dgc. shot across the track 10
sli"Iy, missing the pilot Of the on
gino by "a few inches In the ma
chine were also William y. CLARK.
mining aNpcri. and W. y. Goodrich.
treasurer Of the Highland improve
mcHt company.
The party was On roi to Granite.
Vile. The front wheels Z the auto
were on the track before the on
rpshing train was seen By any OF
me occupants. The train whistlcd.
The chugging OF the car drowned
the warning Mortified by the Inn
mincnt peril. Groesbeck and Brad
shaw jumped from the machine and
were hurled 10 death before they
could scramble from the track.
Throwing ON an power. Eldrodgc
drove his car into the clear ns the
speeding train went by.
The automobile was travelling
west Tho train. "a second section
~ No 9. was northbound. running
at a speed estimated nj moro than
fifty miles an hour Groesbcck sat
In the front seat az the right OF Ed
rodge, the steering gear being on
the left side OF the car. utterlng
the cry. MY God. we're gone" no
Jumped. followed instantly by brad
shaw from the back scat.
Dradshaw's mangled body was
hurled 10 one side. twenty feet from
where the engine struck him. The
muiilntcd body OF orocsbeck was
half carried. half dragged for scy-
enl hundred yards by tho pilot OF
the locomotive. As soon aa the au-
tomoblle could be stopped. the three
FAmbers OF the party who had oa-
capped with their lives by the mar
rowest margin hurried back TO learn
OF the fate OF their friends
The bodies were taken on the
train. and carried ms far as Fourth
West and Second South streets.
From there they we're taken TO the
emergency hospital az police head
quarters In the auto patrol. DR.. ~,
u. spraguc. assistant city physician.
examined the bodies without having
them removed from the patrol and
finding life extinct. ordered them re-
moved 10 an undertaking establish
mont. They we're borne TO tho
morgue OF Undertaken 3. d. Evans,
Alma Eldrcdge. the driver OF the
car IN Friday mornings accident II
The father OF l.. y. Eldrcdgc OF
Price. Mr.. Eldredgc. senior. II suf-
fering considerably from the effects
~ tho accident and a was deemed
advisable by his family 20 have his
son go 20 him. consequently he left
sunday evening for Salt Lake city
% be with his father. who a. very
much shocked over the accident.
william Groesbock. one az the
non killed. IL an uncle Of Mrs. Carl
Gunderson OF Price.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-08-22

For rubber stamps. sheep tags,
. inches. brass and aluminium
checks etc. place your orders with
''he Advocate Publishing Co.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-08-22
GWILYM JONES,
County Clerk.
ALMOST LOST ms LIFE.

s. A. Std. OF Mason. Mich. will
never forget his terrible exposure
TO merciless storm. 1T gave me
a dreadful cold" he writes. "that
caused severe pains in my chest, so
Il was hard for me TO breathe. A
neighbor gave me several doses OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery which
brought great relief. The doctor
said was on the verge OF pneu-
monia. but to continue with the Dis
coyery. l did 80 and two bottles
completely cured me-" Use only
this quick. safe. reliable medicine
for coughs. colds or any throat or
lung trouble. Price soc and $500.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all
dealers.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-08-22
An ORDINANCES.

BE Il ordained by the board OF
county commissioners OF Carbon
county. state OF Utah. that In or
der TO raise the amount OF rove
nuc required by law TO be raised
from the taxable property IN Car
bon county. Utah. q o. necessary TO
levy n tax OF five mills on tho dol
lar for county purposes. y of n
mill on the dollar for interest on
county bonds. q OF mill ON the
dollar for creating a sinking fund;
3 mills on the dollar for county
school purposes; y mill on the dol
lar for INDECENT sick and dependent
poor fund: mills on the dollar on
horses and cattle for bounty fund;
4 mills on the dollar on sheep and
goats for bounty fund: (the last
two lcyles being on horses and cat
tie ana sheep and goats outside OF
incorporate cities and towns only (:
! mill on the dollar In Castle Gate
precinct for special road purposes;
1 mill on the dollar In Helper pre-
cinct for special road purposes:
mill on tho dollar In Kenllworth
precinct for special road purposes:
mill on the dollar in Spring Glen
precinct for special road purposes:
l mill on the dollar in Carbonvillc
precinct for special road purposes:
l mill on the dollar In Price pre-.
cinct for special road purposes: I
mill on the dollar In IIiawatha pre-
cinct for special road purposes; /
mill On the dollar In Wellington
precinct for special road purposes
and mill on tho dollar IN sunny
side precinct for special road pur.
poses.
Therefore be Il resolved by the
board OF county commissioners OF
Carbon county. Utah. that the tax
levy for county purposes for the
year. 1912. be- and IL hereby fixed
at the rate OF Q mills: for interest
on county bonds at "a mill: for
creating sinking fund at q mill:
for county school purposes az 3
mills, for INDECENT sick and depend
ont poor fund az y mill. for boun-
~ fund on horses and cattle out.
side OF Incorporated cities aud towns
az 2 mills. for bounty fund ON sheep
and goats outside OF incorporated
cities and towns at mills; for
special road tax. mill In each OF
the following precincts: Castle Gate,
HELPER. Kenilworth. Spring Glen,
caFbOnyille. Price. Hlawafha Well
lngton and sunnyside.
Voting aye-D. J, Thomas. Ben
ton Randolph. Voting nay none.
II. Il. MCDONALD.
Chairman.
ID. j. THOMAS.
BENTON RANDOLPH
Attest:
p GwILYM JONES.
County Clerk.
State OF Utah. County OF Carbon
IS. =. I, Gwilym Jones. county
clerk OF Carbon county. state OF
Utah, do hereby certify that the
foregoing ordinance fixing the tax
levy for Carbon county for the year
1919, was duly passed by the board
OF county commissioners OF Carbon
county, Utah. on the 3lst day OF
July. 1912. In witness whereof,
have hereunto set my hand and fix
ed the corporate seal OF said coun-
~ this 10th day OF August. 1919,
(seaD GWILYM JONES,
County Clerk.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-08-22
EXCURsION RATE NOTICE.

For the Utah republican state
convention September 9Th and 9th
at Salt Lake City. the Denver and
Rio Grande will sell excursion tick
cts to Salt Lake City and return at
one fare. Tickets on sale septem-
Der ith and 9Th. good 60 return
seplember It'll.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-08-22
LEAP FROM AUTO
KILLED BY ENGINE
OTHERS ESCAPE ny
kEEPING THEIR SEATS.

WILLIAM Grucsbcck aud Frank TRAD.
shaw Instantly KILLED N.nr suit
Lake city By Train-Nlma HID
i'dgc, Father at !. o.. Eidrctigc
ct Price, Was the Driver ~ the
'nr-Grucsbcck An Uncle of Mrs.
'uI Guudcrsun Of This yit..
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-08-22
RIDs WANTED.

The Independent Coal and Coke
company will receive AT their office
Il Wentworth. Utah. bids for the
driving OF two (2) tunnels five hun
bred feet In Length. ten feet in
width and seven feet IN height
Tunnels will be run through soft
coal and sandstone. Bids should
reach the office at the earliest pos
sihle moment.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-19
Sir $500 nad 9eatidIanS.

Deutih /. a~mertfanilfe 3eitnngen
ueroen i'm alten 8aterIano NIT arc.
Benz Sntereife geIeien, peiInEe lid
fret alrsipreden uno bdufie bon brit
ben mebr Meuigfeiten un6 Nafaid-
ten bringen aIs Die oeutiden Sci.
tllngen ielbit. gie .Srete pref,e fir
Seras" lit oriiben iiberan, pobin fie
geFanot miro, Elm iebr germ geiebenel
@alt nno fam iid riibmen, Mltct.
tennitns ullo @iiroigung gu finoen.
pie aus 5ablreihen griefen an uns,
iotpie an 9ieienisen tpeIAe bas
gIatt an lire @erfpanoten idide.,
berporgebt. Ber oaber ieinen Ser.
wanoten uno Srennoen cine SreuSe
.erspeiien, ibnen elm m%iQfomnenes
@eidenf MAIDEN min, Der befteGe fir
lie bic uSreie Breiie fir geras".
Das Sntereiie fir gegas, mie iiber.
boupt fir ben Staat un6 Die &c.
geno, mo Die 8eripanoten tpobner,
III in SeutidIano iebr lebboft uno
es lit unmosIid, in Yribotbriefen
cine 10 sriinolide auffldrung une
gelbreibung oes fremoen 2anbes
ST. se6en, pie Dies Die uSreie Yreiie.
aIpohentlid tut. Sir Den gerin-
gen 8reis BON $500 perienoen mir
portofrei unier reidbaltiees $50.
deublatt auf Elm Sabr an ireeno
cine Qoreiie i'm Muslanoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-19
Gie ednlfasatsg twssans.

Man lit in ben Iesten Sobren aui
nlanderlei MitteI b~erfalen, um mn
Snterelie Der s8uriid nufs 2ano".
gemegung inter ben Wafpnds Der
8ereinigten Staaten Sic 2iebe our
aonomirtiddft unb gum garmleben
Ill pflan5en, UNI bonlit bent INNER
rnebr iiberbnno nebmenben 3u3u0
bonn fIaden 2anb in bic OreBIt16-
te gu iteuern. auf einen gang eli.
genartigelt 9lan eIir Ianomirtihaft-
lihen gr5iebllne Der Sugeno. mel.
DIE BON ben gunoes . g~rstebungs.
beb0roen grobe 9eoenfung aud
pieI praftiiher @ert b~eigeHellrn
miro, limo Die geipebrter bon @afe
Gountp in Nortb Carolina gefonl,
men. sic bdben cine SdJulfarm6e.
lDssung hts aeben gerufen, ocrrn
@runogeoonfe tuor, III 8erbinonno
nit ieoer 2anoihuIe i'm Gollntt
feline Carmen bon 5iuei big 5ebr
Ader nn5rlegen uno Tie an geuiiicii
BON benz County S6Hliuperii.
tenoenten feitgeiesten 3agen Dor
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