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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-02-07
THE FRIDAY CLUB
ENTERTAINS
An Evening Spent in Old-Time Socia-
biIity Proves Very Enjoyable
Ladies Dance Minuet.
WoMAN's CLUB ANNIVERSARY
Carnegie Club Room Scene of Maqnifi
cent Banquet When the Woman's
Club Holds Banquet.

Miss Alice Knaul entertained a few
friends Informally at cards Wednes-
day evening.
The Coffee club held one of its
pleasant sessions Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. VIM. Laub. An
elegant supper was served and a
royal good time enjoyed.
On Friday evening Miss Anna Schu-
maker gave a delightful party to
twenty young ladies. The affair COM
plimented Miss Bette Ohms, who
leaves Denison in the near future for
her home in Germany. Miss Ohms
has made many friends during her res
idence in Denison, who will be sorry
to have her go. She will be particu-
larly missed from the Balle-Broder-
sen store, where her sweet, retiring,
refined manner has endeared her 10
all.
The Friday club entertained it's
lI1clluS " tu0 uuulUcI VI ocNcuIy .
on Friday evening at the club room.
The committee in charge arranged an
evening of old-fashioned sociability
which proved highly entertaining and
very enjoyable. All members and n
vited guests were asked to represent
some Dickens character or book or in
fact any olden time character. when
all were gathered at the club room the
array of characters represented excit
ed much mirth, and after a season o1
guessing who they represented they
were entertained with the following
program which was greatly enjoyed
and each number heartily encored:
Piano Solo o....... Mrs. Jim Jone
Vcssl Solo Mrs. McConnaughe,
Reading from Dickens, Miss Brodersel
Vocal Duett. Mr. and Mrs. Sibber
Piano Solo ......... Mrs. Thompson
Vocal Solo .. :. :. Miss Lillian Garrison
Mrs. Grace Sprecher gave the read
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-02-07
DECLAMATORY CON-
TEST SUCCESSFUL
FIFTEEN Contestants, and All Did Ex-
ceptionally WeIl-luIu Saul
Wins First Over All.
is BARRED FROM PRELIMINARY
Paul Caswell, Who Took First in the
Humorous Glass, Will Represent
Denison in Preliminary.

Those who attended the high school
declamatory contest last Friday even
ing at the high school building, are
agreed that it. was among the best of
this kind of program that the high
school has given. There were fifteen
contestants and all did we'll. The
opinions of the three judges were so
unlike that it took quite while for
them to average up marks and de-
termine who had actually won. They
found the winners to be as follows:
In the oratorical class, Hubert Van
Ness first; Martha Weiss, second: In
the dramatic class, Lulu Saul, first;
Helen TreXel, second: In the humor-
GUS class, Paul Caswell, first; Ethel
Chamberlin, second. The judges also
found that Lulu Saul had the highest
average of markings and was there
fore entitled to first place over all
others on the program.
It is a matter of great disappoint-
ment to Miss Saul's friends that she is
not permitted to represent Denison
at the preliminary district contest
to be held in Denison in March. Ac-
cording to the constitution of the de-
clamatory association there must be
maintained a balance among the diff
ferent classes of selections. There
are eleven schools to contest at Deni
son. So there cannot be more than
four selections in any one of the three
classes, oratorical, dramatic and
humorous. 1t always follows that
some schools have to take second
choice. Last year, of the first sever
schools reporting. six wanted to bt
represented in the orat0rical class
This year of the first eight reporting
six wanted to be represented in th'
dramatic class. Since the cOntes
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-02-07

ing of the. minuet, after which it was
danced by eight of the club ladies,
beautifully gowned in the costume Of
the olden time. Their renditions
showed skill, patience and practice,
and elected the hearty applause it de-
served. Mrs. Lena Watson drilled the
participants and took one place her.
self, the other ladies being Mes
danes Kuehnle, Sprecher, Kemming
and Ferguson and the Misses Brod-
ersen, SERVER and Sims, with Mrs.
Sims presiding at the piano. After
this charming numbera buffet lun-
cheon was served, guests helping them
selves from a round table set with
old-fashioned silver and lighted with
candles. An oldfashioned spelling
match was next announced and imme-
diately the ranks began to thin, a
number pleading the late hour as their
excuse for being obliged to leave;
however it ended in jolly row and
the old schoolmaster was driven out
of the room, when Professor Van
Ness took charge of the singing. All
joined in singing "Auld Lang Syne"
before good nights were said. For
downright good cheer and jollity give
us more of these old fashioned Soc
liable entertainments.
The Woman's club celebrated it's
anniversary Saturday evening with a
magnificent banquet at the club room.
Covers were laid for fifty, at tables
profusely decorated with cut glass
and fine silver. The club colors, yel-
low and white, were in evidence ev-
erywhere and the scene was brilliant
one. A tempting menu in four courses
was served by Mrs. Silletto and her
able assistants, after which the feast
of reason was welcomed and enjoyed
to the utmost. This feast has been
pronounced by epicures the finest that
the club has yet served. Mrs. Jen'
sen as toastmistress was at her very
best and certainly earned the words
of praise so generously bestowed ur
| her. All of the toasts we're exception
ally fine and the music especially en-
joyed. The program was a journey:
The Start mrs. sewer
Fellow Travellers. MIR. Norri!
Vocal Solo Miss Garrison
Mile Posts ............. Mrs Roman.
lin the Observation Car. Miss Meyer!
instrumental Solo -. Miss SensencJ
Passes Mr.. Pierce
! Continued on Page Twelve.)
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-02-07
THE PAST WEEK in
DISTRICT COURT
Judgment Given Richard Kinney
Against kiron Mutual Fire &
Tornado Insurance Company
MILL GETS JUDGMENT FOR $1.oo
Case Of Book VS.. Miller Decided
Against MiIIer-Jochims vs. Mich
aeIson Settled Out of Court.

The third and last week of the dis
trict court had not sufficient busienss
to constantly occupy it's attention all
of the week, so many cases having
been settled and continued, that Judge
Powers decided on Tuesday evening
to go home and remain until Friday
morning, when he is to return to try
the case of J. L. Mcleod and Velie
Sowles VS.. Roger Mcmahon and 9th
ers. This is the somewhat famous
Manila saloon case which has been o.
the calendar several terms.
At the time the paper went to press
q week ago the case of Richard Kin
ney VS.. the Farmers Mutual Fire &
Tornado Insurance Society of Kiron
was on trial. The action was brought
against the insurance company to re-
cover on account of the loss of num-
Der of cattle which were insured in
the company against injury from wind
storms. The company was represent
ed by lawyer from Woodbine, Iowa.
After the evidence had been intro.
duced the court thought there was no
question Of fact to be submitted TO
the jury and on motion of the plaintiff
!; ..ment. was rendered in his favor
and against the company for $46S.OG.
The next case was that of Elmer
Mill VS.. A. D. Roulliard, being an
action to recover damages on account
of an alleged assault of Roulliard
upon Mill some time in June, 1911,
down near Washington park in this
city. During the struggle ROulliard
siezed Mills arm with his teeth and
chewed it SO that he was compelled
to employ physician who cauterized
the wound in order to prevent blood
poisoning. 1t is said the jury stood
ten in favor of giving damages to
Mill and two against it, with the re-
suit that the ten jurors were pulled
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Next Monday afternoon at o'clock
the Loyal Temperance legion, which
is doing such good work this year, is
to observe St. Valentines day by an
exchange of original valentines that
are temperance in character. The
-children's brains are at work and
something pretty good is sure to be
evolved. There will also be a short
program, in which the names of Alb
raham Lincoln and Charles Dickens
will be honored.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-02-07
ANGEL OF DEATH
VISITS DENIS0N
Mrs. Matilda Thew, Resident Of
Crawford County Since 1876,
Passes Away, Aged 7a.
FUNERAL OF MRS. GEO. SMITH.
Remains Brought to Oenison From
Colorado for Burial-Was at One
Time Resident of Denison.

On Friday last the Angel Of Death
visited Denison and claimed as VIC
tim Mrs. Matilda Thew, who for many
years had been a resident Of this COM
munity The deceased at the time of
her death was 7S years, Z months and
10 days of age. She was born at
Cumberland Head, on Lake Champ
lain, June IA, 1888. She was married
to Stephen c. Thew at Plattsburg,
N. Y, in the year 1855. Mr.. Thew
departed this life on August II, 1896.
To this union were born four sons.
three of whom are now living: Cliff
ton Thew, of Creston, state of WASH
ington; Datus c. Thew, of this city,
and Herbert E. Thew, of Daisy, state
of Washington. There are also 16
grandchildren and 5 great-grandchil-
dren living.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thew came to this
county in the year of 1870, where the
family has since resided. Mrs. Thew
was woman highly respected by all
who knew her, and enjoyed an ex-
tensive acquaintance. 1t is rare
thing to find woman of her age as
active as she was. She was men,
ber of the Baptist church of this city,
and lived life which reflected her
christian character.
The funeral services We're held at
the Baptist church at 2:30 Tuesday
afternoon, the Rev. LaReau ofticiat-
ing, after which the body was taken
to Oakland cemetery for burial.
The Review extends it's sympathy
to the children in this hour of their
sad bereavement.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary r. Smith
was held this forenoon from the NJ.
| u church in this city her body hav-
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down in their estimate of damages by
the two and entered verdict for 81.
The plaintiff is moving for new
trial of the case, which has not been
finally disposed of.
The last case tried at the close of
the week was contest over sum of
money deposited in one of the banks
at Manila. F. G. Book, a saloon keep
er at Manila, had enlisted the aid of
one Miller in securing a petition OF
consent to sell Intoxicating liquors in
the county and agreed to pay $4,000
for his efforts and influence with the
officers to get the petition through.
Book afterwards concluded that he
could not be compelled to pay the
money and refused to pay it, and the
court held the contract was against
public policy and refused to compel
payment of the money to Miller.
On Monday the case of Nellie Det-
rick to recover $1OO,OOOOO from her
uncle, Isaac Patterson, of West Side,
came on for trial, and while the jury
was being impanelled the plaintiff
filed an amendment to her petition
which changed the issues in the case
and led to continuance until the
next term of court in March.
The last jury case on the trial
calendar was that of Bertha
Jochims against Thomas Michael
son, which was an action for SIAN
der, the defendant being charged with
having accused the plaintiff of lar
ceny, and the action was brought to
recover damages to her reputation on
account OF the, alleged slanderous re.
MARKS. On the eve of the trial the
case was settled, the defendant pay
ing the plaintiff $4,000 and the costs
of the action, thereby vindicating the
character of the plaintiff. After the
suit was started Miss Jochims was
married to Herman Schroeder, and
the happy couple are now located upon
farm between here and SchlesWig.
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CONTINUED on Page Seven.)
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-02-07

The funeral of Mrs. Mary e. Smith
was held this forenoon from the NJ.
E. church in this city, her body hav-
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CONTINUED on Page Twelve.)
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Sir $500 mad 2entidlanb.

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geianot miro, Elm iebr germ geiebenei
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mie aus aoblreiden. 9riefell IN ans,
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Die aep 8cit Balm.

Da bas offentlide Sntereiie &c.
genrpdrtig fat ausihlieBlih bon Der
9olitif in @niprud genornmen miro.
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Dem @ebiete oes 8erfebrspeiens
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Der oie IS Meileu bon Der Silt
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cine Ser benlerfenspertelten groB
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unb a%oraaenriffe uno miro bon Die
len getragen. @s barloelt iid], luit
idon Die ~angeeebene Gntfernll1q
oes Gnopunftes> oas beiBt, Ser
@eits, bon Der &iiite erfelnen ldDt
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i'm nabritel Gimme oes 8ortc5
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orinsens Der Ser Staaten in oa;
faribiide Oaeer. @aer 8orausliaj!
na6 miro ourb Oieie 8onbril'
gung Sep @elt III 3ufnnft als
SransferierungsItation fir Die in
@erbinoung nit Dem 8%anamofanaI
5n griinoenoen Oompferlinien iebs
peientli9 on geoeutullg gcminnen.
Gur6 Die erfolgreide 8ollen-
oung bieies Iieieubailes - onrd.
ipel6en Dem rpeber ollrd un9iinlti'
&c natiirlide, nod ollrd iuiorige
geibGftIide uno mirtiAaftlife Ser
baltniiie iid dbid)rcden lo%iietoell
amerifaniiden llnterucbmungs9eiI'
elm ileueS elGn5enoes 3eugnis olls'
seitent lit = miro Die 5eitlidle @ilt-
fernung spilden Stem gorf mn
Sapaaa UNI oman8is Stunoca ber'
minoert.
9aB oas srpBe Merf, Die @crlail.
gcrung oes Slorioa GAIT Cool!
Mailmap iiber oas Mecr bis md
Sen @eft, in elmer Yeriooe. i
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geritaatlidnns bes ssfepbons il
Gnalanb.

Wlt Dem 1. Sanuar 1912 nber-
nabm Die britii1e YoItpermaltllng
oas sroBe 9ees Der National GeIe,
phone gompanp uno Die 8eritantli.
dung Der Mittel oes offentlideu
gerfebrs maht oamit ben erlten gro.
BEN Gortihritt ieit Dem Sabre 1869.
in melhem oas Eelegrapbenntonopnl
an Die Hoit iibertragen ipuroe.
Die Eelepbonpolitif mics III eng.
lamb eroBe Shmanfunsen allf. Mls
ole grfinouug Dem praftiiden 2eben
bienitbar gema6t murbe, iiberlieb
man es, uie geuobnlih, Bripatleu.
ten, Die notigen Sbritte 5n tim.
|enoe Der iieboiser Sabre beeam.
man Observation-Disclosures 8u grim.
ben, Die ii6 ipdter 81 einem erobe,
rem 8erbnnoe einigten; Die Sfed)ts,
nadfolgerin bon 6ieient lit Die iett
pom Staate abgeloitc Nationol.
0ieie @elelihaft befam cine aon3ei.
lion, Die iih bonn 1. Sanuar 1880
auf oreiBig Sabre eritredte, aber
fein Monopol in iid idluB. @ls
9egenleilhlng OIL ben Staaf maroc
ibr cine 9lbeabe bon 10 Bro5citt if
rer 9rutto . Ginnabmc mlferlegt, DC,
rem grtrag %beltdnoig gepadien ut;
i'm iest abgeloufenen letten 2ebets-
|iabre Der @eieaidaft oiirfte Der
Stant aus benz &onaeiiionspertrogc
einen 8eminn BON etipa IN Millio.
nen Collars eraielt bobeu. Ger
Staot uno Die @eieaidaft fomlten
ieood .auf oieier 8aiis allein nidt
ausfommeil. 3unddit ermadtclt
arpbe gefiirdtlrngen tpcgeu Der aoii.
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rt1futtg auf bas Gelegrapgenmolto
pol berlangfs man Die Nbgobe Der
Selepbonorobte 5piiden peri6icoe
men Srten on Sen Staot, luo5u iid)
sic @eieGidoft eegen cine erbeblidlc
IbfinoungsI ltu1rle uno cine IitsbcG-
nung ibres @irfunesberci6s bercit
finoen lieB. Die Misitinmung oes
8ublifums gegerr Die @eieuid}aft,
oie our6 cine @eibe bon Nltlolgonli-
rungen ieoe prioate aorfurrena BE-
ieitigte uno i9r tatladli6cs Mono>
pol in ibrem Sllterelie mtsnubte,
5tpang ieoo6 Die Iegicrung, bie 3e,
lepbonfroee, fo~rtipabreno i'm @n9c
gu bebalten. 8eitre6ungelt, Die gro
ben Stootpermaltungen 5lr 2eguna
cigener Se%lepbonnebe 81 beronlol'
len, batten i'm gan5en penig Grfole;
MIR iebr berein5elt lpallote ii6 Die
fommunole 2atigfeit bieient ,3peise
5u. Sineegen trat Dor etlpa 5elnn
Sabren Die 8oituernaltung ielblt als
aonfurrentin Der National 60. ms
5elo. Sic beiaB bereits oie 2inier
fir BEN Sernoerfebr n1o legte
nun au6 innerbalb bieler ORE
Drabte, ioooB iid 3. 9. III 2onoon
Elm groBes Boittelepbo1nes beralls-
6iloete, oos notirlib nit Dem Oct
@e1elIi6oft in @%erbinoung felt.
Die Mdtional bebielt ieoo6 fir Ben
inneritdotiiben gerfebr bur6ous sic
6iibrulng. Sic berfiiet I'M Mugel,-
bIife bes @rloi6ens ibrer &on5ci.
lion iiber etpa 1900 Nemter nrG
cine babe Million Mpparote, uogc.
gen Ser Observation-Disclosures allbel
Sen 5ernani6liiien biz iebt bIoG
etmas n1ebr ols $4,000 Staotmt-
idliiife beoient.
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tie ieines 8ertrages nibt berpfltd,-
tet, Der @eielibuft i6r Snpentor
ab3ufaufen er fonnte fir iei1ten
acknowledgements au6 nelte Sin.
togen einri6ten. 0as eeidiebt mo-
tiirIth nid)t, pielmebr, gebt OCT
Oienlt obne duBere Menoerungcll
fort, oas BerionaI Der National tritf
in ben 8oltbeamtenforper iiber uto
oet Nftiondren miro fir ibr Wa-
teriaI bon einem S6ieosgeridt alli
@runb febr untfangreider gered)-
nungen cine geredte @bfinoura
5llerfannt peroen. Mol1 bofft, bab
Ser 5taat ieinen nclen groBen Be-
iib in io5iolerem @eiite ~perpalten
miro, als i'm oie @eieGidaft be-
miefcn bot. Ser @ebrand BEG Sc
lepbons itebt in England nod be-;
ipeitem nidt ouf Der Sobe anoerer
2anber. sssn Mmerifa lit Die @nts
midlung oieies gerfebrsmittels piel
METER, mabreno unter ben euro.
pdiiden 2Gnoern nalnentGid pol
Shmeoen beipieien fat, pe(den Nlt-
ben elm melt b~eranbertes unb fer
biGiges geIepbon Dem 2eben 81
lei1teu DermQq.
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Gs giebt Diel mebr intereIiierte
aIs intereIfante Wenid)en.
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Sit yippiepelt &ambibat uber nidt?

0os 8~er1tedlpiel oes Serrn 9feo-
oore &ooiepelt nit @e5ug ouf Sic
Observation-Disclosures fdngt al.
mioerlid gu meroe,1. SIT er aanoie
oat ooer lit Ell nidt aanoioat, Die
lie Srage miro ieoen Morgen ee-
lteat, obne oaB ite cine @eontiuor-
tung fi1tbet. Wfit cinem @orte, init
einem Jeoeritrid, fonnte Gooiepelt
Die 3meifel loien, aGein dig edit
dmerifonilder Holitifer, nobel ct
ni9t ste beiten geiipiele mablt, ee-
fdnt er iib oarilt, 9reiie unb
Bublifum b~in5n6nltet uno gu aner-
bono Iusfliidten gu g%reifen INN ei-
ner eebunbenen grflarung gu entgc.
fen, Mon iolte meinen, oieies
8olienipiel miiBte linn ielbit unbe-
qltem fem, neil man onnebmell
oort oaB es ieiner geraoem Natur
entgegen lit. 0esboIb muB man alld
ouf Die Soee berfallen, oaB cr orrdJ
iein apeifclbaftes 8erbalten eineit
gang b~eitimmten 3mef gebabt. 9aB
er mirfli6 barom benft, als Grdii.
oenti1aftsfanoioat auf5ntreten, oe.
ran glauben mir fiir's erfte nidt.
Splitterri6ter lperoe1 Bel ibm i'm
mer einen oritten Termin beraus.
fonitruieren, ma u11o Saft mar bod
mobrli6 feill 10 idledter Grdiioent,
BOB er ni6t einen 5%tpeiten gerlnin
peroientel @ntipeoer gefalt iid SER
Gooiepelt in Ser Gone, als @edi
i'm aufgeriibrten republifaniihe1l
&arpfentei6 berlnnn5ueonoeln, I'M.
nod mebr @irrmarr gu idaffcn
ooer aber uno oies uare Die
eroBber5ieite @uffaiinng ieines Ser
boltens = min er, norauf aner.
oings iett nod feline Mn5ei6en bin.
beuten, oaB .Saft abermols Sic
Domination burd feline 8eibilfe er-
hGlt, inbem er gegebenen 9ugen-
blids erfldrt, fem 4anoioat 5u ieitl.
Sc unterlieet ia aleroings Tel.
mem 3peifef, BOB BET bielen Der
@unid rege lit, Mooiepelt nieoer
inn 9raiioentenomte gu ieben, mo
Sic stimmen, Die fir i'm laut
meroelL MAIDEN ieoenfaas @inorud,
aber ein Mann lpie er ionte bod
fir ioIhe Stromungen CUR ltrscit
nidt 8uednglih iein. Ser STUFF nod
Mooiepelt mag bielIeiht in bier
Sobren pone 8eredtigung baben,
nenl1 man pegen zines paiIenoett
9anoioaten TT 8erlegenbeit lit oher
ourhaus einen 8raufgdneer ba-
ben muB. ltno in bier Sabren miro
Iooiepelt nod Iebr Iebenoig -
ilno pieneidt brouhbarer iein, tpie
beute, mo cine begriinoete l1riade,
einen @edfeI por3unebmen, niht
borlieet.
@ir glauben oaB SEER Mooia-
pelt iid ieIbit ben srobten Dienii
leiiten niirbe, tpenn er aus bern
1unfel, nit Dem er iid umaibt.
un6 Der 11niiherbeit, in melder
er iid 5u befinoen ideint, berolrs.
tritt uno iid often unb obne lint
idmeife fir ooer eegen feline &an.
oiootur erfldrt. @inmol muB bies
oodl geideben, uno lie eber er es
tut oeito better lit es fir feline Rar-
tel Die nidt meiB, moran lie III.
nno fir i'm, oa er in ben Gugen
oes goIfes als Mann oaiteben piir-
oe unb nint als abtpartenoer Boli'
tifer. 81. Staats5tg.
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Gin eridjrefcmbes GerGmih

III Ser @roe lit 5lllueilen Dor eilrenl
itarfen grobeben lpabr3unebmen, als
8arnung Dor nabeln unbeil. 9ie
@arnungen Der Natur iiuo gut
Sener ountpfe Shmer5 i'm @iiden
parnt gu6 Dor 8ernadlaiiignna
Der Mieren, fails Sbr 8aiieriudt.
Sornrubr ooer 9rigbt's Giieaie cnt.
geben mont. Nebmt iogleib oglec'
trio 8itters" utb finoet, oaB Miif
feni6mers pergebt uno @olbefiloen
5uriiffebrt. vMein Sobn batte BON
ieinem @ebraltd sroBen gtuben Bel
Nieren- uno 8loienfranfbeit, er 1T
cine groBartiee Mierenneoi5in1
idreibt 8eter 9anOp> Soutb Gcd.
ipoob, Mih. 8eriubt i6n. SOC BEL
alien Mpotbefern.
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peldet oer giiettbobttbou III oieieln
2anoe aus auf Der Sulto liegenoell
@riinoen nobe5u gum Stilitono 0e-
fomt1en lit, begonnen mo bollen'
set tpuroe, mu6t es I'M 10 benter,
fensperter uno gereidt Dem, Der
es plante uno poIenoete, Dem ma.
be5u a6t5igia6rigen Se1rp so. Stag
Ter, nto alen oenen, sic iih b.
b1tfs ieiner Musfiibrung nit ibm Der.
eilligt batten gum &ubnt nno
5rlr @6re.
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Gin ulueidlersiaern. Mebaftenr.

9idterling: uSoffentlid baben
Sic meil,e geitrage aceeptiert oenn
mir sebt es 10 idledt, bob i'd feline
Seuerulrg mebr babe"
Heoofteur: Seine Seueruna
mebr2 Sea, oafir poaen mir gleid;
lorgen: 9ier iino Sbre Wanu.
lfripte."
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sJpbn $. Bolton, 6ffentlider Ro.
tai, Grunoeigentum. @gent fir
8eniionsoniprihe. 3immer 9, 81,
Somes Sotel, Sit-Soufton Strabe,
9eioe EeIepbone $50,
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6erporfretenoen 5d~morrhoiben IN 6 BIZ
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