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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
STREET
IMPROVEMENT
Aldermen Discuss tho Sub
iect at Committee Ses-
sion Last Night.
WATER STREET PAVING
Build Bulkhead at Lewis
Street and Pave Only to
That Thoroughfare.
PUSH STREET

Provisions for several street I'M
provements, including the placing of
a thirty-foot asphalt block pavement
on Water street, between Smith and
Lewis streets, were made at the COM
mittee meeting of the Board Of AL
dermen last night. 1t was practical
ly decided to have the city engineer
prepare a set Of bound volumes of
sewer maps of the city and to pass
an ordinance to lay no new pave
ments unless all sewer connections
have been made in streets.
Water street property owners pc
titioned for a pavement to the foot
of High street. The city fathers de-
cided to erect a ffty-seven-foot con-
crete bulkhead at the easterly end Of
Lewis street and lay the proposed
pavement only as far south as that
thoroughfare for the present.
Arrangements were made to intro
duce resolutions Monday night to
apply for appointment OF commits
sioners to decide on a price Of GER
tain Pardee land desired for the ex-
tension of Convery Place. Thus far
the Pardee interests have made no
reply to the offer made for the land
at the last meeting of the council.
1t was practically decided last
night to advertise for bids for plac-
ing a sewer In West Side avenue,
and to establish a grade on Mechanic
street before placing a pavement
thereon.
A petition from several property
owners in Buckingham avenue ask
ing that the Perth Amboy & Totten-
vile Ferry Company, in view of its
proposed ferry line at the foot of the
street, pave that thoroughfare, was
received. 1t will most likely be re-
ferred to the committee on streets
and sewers Monday night. Such a
pavement, If laid, would in all prob
ability be charged against the vari-
Gus properties as is usually done,
according to the aldermen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
new FERRY IS
OFF FOR YEAR
Takes Time to Secure the
Lease Properly and Get
Riparian Rights.
ALDERMEN DISCUSS 1T
Matter of Harbor Commits
sion is Taken Up But No
Formal Action Taken.

1t is not likely that the Perth AM
boy and Tottenville Ferry Company
will start operating a ferry between
this city and Tottenville this year.
The reason given is that 1t is taking
time to obtain lease of riparian
rights to land at the easterly end of
Buckingham avenue In proper and
legal way. The subject of leasing
the right under supervision Of a
Harbor Commission was discussed at
length at committee meeting of
the Board Of Aldermen last night.
George 8. Silzer counsel for the
ferry company and Joseph e. Strick-
er representing the city In this mat
ter, appeared before the aldermen
last night and offered views on the
subject, The ferry representatives
picked apart provisions of the 1911
law authorizing the appointment OF
harbor commission. They main
tanned that the law only provided
that such a commission could lease
buildings. docks, piers, etc., border
ing on the water front. The Demo-
cratic aldermen appeared non-com-
initial on the advisability OF naming
a harbor commission.
1t was practically decided at the
meeting that the aldermen go to Sea
Girt in about two weeks to again
take up the subject with the Riparian
Commissioners and definitely learn
of their rights to lease or dispose of
property under water after its acqui-
sition from the state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
TO HAVE NEW
DOG CATCHER
Aldermen Decide to Get Busy
by Next tuesday.

Perth Amboy Is to have another
dog catcher and poundmaster, com
mencing next Tuesday, Work of
grabbing straying CANNES without
muzzle and license tag will be re
sumed on that date. 1t is proposed
to have 1t carried on in a suitable
and painstaking way. Prior to the
beginning of the crusade, Acting
Mayor Garretson will issue proc
lamation to the public, setting forth
that stray, unmuzzled and unlicensed
dogs will be impounded and killed
unless recovered.
1t is likely that man who for
merly worked for the city as dog
catcher will be employed. The act
ing mayor proposes to make arrange
ments with him by Monday.
Albert Leonard, erstwhile dog
catcher and poundmaster, thinks he
is still in the employ of the city,
but the city officials do not. They
have discharged him, though not off,
cially. Leonard has bill against
the city, he claims, for impounding
eight dogs. He had caught more,
but they died from starvation, so
he made no charge for them. The
police had to provide for killing and
burying the eight CANNES when they
were found starving In the city
pound.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
SCHULTZ BODY
BROUGHT HOME
Man Who Drowned Himself
on South Shore.

The body of Christian Schultz,
who committed suicide by drowning
In shallow water off the cove in
South Amboy yesterday, has been
transferred from Coroner Mason s
morsue In South Amboy to Eugene
Mullen's undertaking establishment,
from which 1t will be buried next
week. The man left but s45, declar-
ed to hus due him from the city Some
OF his friends are taking up a sub
scription to help defray the funeral
expenses and anyone feeling dispos-
ed to aid can send donations to Mr..
Mullen.
The man was thirty-nine years old.
He was born in Lillisland, Norway
He is survived by a mother, three
sisters and two brothers, all of
whom with one exception live in
Norway. One brother is captain Of
on ocean steamer. Schultz had been
in this country about seventeen years
and in this city about eight years.
His death yesterday came as sur
prise to his friends in this city and
to those in the city hall with whom
he had recently become acquainted.
He was a bookkeeper for the city
treasurer and comptroller until a
few months ago and of late worked
for the local tax assessors. His
mind was weakened because of ex-
cesstve drinking. Remorse over this
fact Is believed to have lead him to
commit such deed Friends declare
he was sober when he drowned him
self.
The deed had evidently been plan
ned for several days. About week
ago he was suffering from remorse
and locked himself in a room In a
hotel on the water front. The next
day men in city hall told him his
body would perhaps some day be
found floating in Raritan bay. He
said he did not doubt 1t.
AS told yesterday, he stripped him
self of all his clothing and waded
In the water. In his clothes he left
a note as follows: Mrs. Peterson,
141 Brighton avenue, Perth Amboy
You was very kind to me and was
crook. / am no more, but / was
insane with drink when I did wrong
tSigned, c. s." Mrs. Mathilda Pc
terson was his boarding mistress.
John Nau, Leo Collins and John
Price, Of South Amboy, discovered
his clothing soon after thed rowning.
George Hamilton, Of Newark, found
the body in the water.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
QUARANTINE
STATION HERE
Building in Front Street be
Occupied Sept. |.

Work on the new quarantine station
to be located on Front street between
Donovan's s Dock and the Ely Norris
Safe Company was commenced yester-
day by Contractor j. P. Westergaard, of
419 High street. By special arrange
ment of the treasury department at
Washington Mr.. Westergaard, who owns
the land, will also own the building TO
be occupied as quarantine station and
pilot office.
The government boat will be kept
there, having special dock built for
the purpose. DR.. c. w. Naulty, Jr.,
federal health officer, will equip por-
tion of the place as store room for his
fumigation supplies. The quarantine
office is now located In the Mccormick
building while the pilots office is at
Smith and Maple streets.
DR.. Naulty and Captain Beebe, Of the
local pilots staff, have been informed by
the treasury department to be ready to
occupy the new headquarters by Septem-
Der /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
T0MASCH0FF
IS FINED $50
Judge DAILY Satisfied Of Good
Character of Man.
Special to tho EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, Aug. 3:-Armin
Tomaschoff, who conducts steam
ship agency in State street, Perth
Amboy, was yesterday fined $50 by
Judge Peter F. DAILY, charged with
accepting money for transit without
license. In imposing sentence the
Judge said that although Tomaschoff
did violate the state banking law,
that from the information gained by
him, he did not do 80 Intentionally.
State Banking Commissioner Ford,
after request from Judge DAILY,
sent letter to the county Judge ask
ing that leniency be shown Tomas
choff. Officials of the United States
Express Company vouched strongly
for the character and trustworthi-
ness of the Perth Amboy man and
said that Tomaschoff was to be made
local agent for the concern as soon
as their cable system was In working
order.
Attorney Thomas Brown appeared
for the defendant and made a plea
for mercy for his client. Judge DAILY
imposed the minimum fine Of $50 on
the first indictment and suspended
sentence on the other two charges.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
NO BOULEVARDS
HERE THIS YEAR

Members Of the Shade Tree Board,
after a conference yesterday after
noon at the home of the president,
Matthew Weirup, decided to aban-
don the idea of boulevards and parks
along High and Front streets and to
ask for a large appropriation to
carry out the work next spring. The
commissioners decided to make a
detailed inspection of the city Tues
day and then start the gangs of men
to work Wednesday morning. Many
new trees will be planted and the
dead ones cut down.
The improvements started at the
old Eagleswood pond have also been
stopped owing to lack OF funds. Ihe
meeting was attended by President
Matthew Weirup and Commissioners
John Kutcher and John G. Donehue.
The EVENING NEWS has the
largest circulation in the county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
BIG DRY DOCK TOWED TO
CRECORY'S MARINE YARD

Dry dock activities have become 80
great that the Gregory Wrecking Con-
tracing Company has purchased new
addition to their holdings, which is be-
lieved to be the largest and heaviest
that was ever moored in the Raritan
river. The dry dock, which was towed
into the Raritan at the foot Of Madison
avenue last night at 7 O'Clock, is re-
ported to be 300 leet by 100 feet, and
was towed here from Brooklyn by the
Marine Towing Company, Of New York.
As Mr.. Gregory was in New York this
morning, nothing more could be learned
concerning the dry dock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
Alcohol Became Ignited.

A lighted match placed too near
the top of bottle containing alco-
hol caused some excitement in the
hardware store of Frank Avchen at
21O Hall avenue about $50 o'clock
last night. Mr.. Avchen and Patrol
man Gutowski extingutshed the
blaze by smothering it before any
great damage had been done. Mr..
Avchen's hands were burned severe
w.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
COAL TRAIN FROM HERE
WAS OVER MILE LONG

Unique in the history of railroad
are the tremendous trains that have
within the past week been made up
on the Lehigh Valley railroad. One
Of 142 cars was sent from this city
to Packerton, stretching about 5000
feet, or more than a mile. 1t re-
quires the combined hauling power
of three heavy locomotives to draw
this tremendous train Of cars in
some places and two of them drew
1t the greater part of the way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
EXCURSION TO LEAVE
IN THREE SECTIONS

Twenty-eight cars, in three sections
have been secured by the combined
Danish societies of this city, for the ex-
cursion to Bellewood Park tomorrow.
The first section is scheduled to leave
the State street station of the Lehigh
Valley railroad at SIS o'clock. The
other two will follow fifteen minutes
apart, leaving at $3.50 and S:45 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
PROVIDE MORE ROOM
FOR CITY EMPLOYEES

New headquarters for the building
inspector and city electrician will
be established on the third floor of
the city hall building. The aldermen
decided last night to have partitions
erected for a room to file plans for
Building Inspector Michael ]. Nc
Namara, and to provide suitable
quarters with a room for tools for
City Electrician Jay B. FRANKIE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Goldman & Gaspar has been
dissolved by mutual consent 1t is
agreed that all firm debts shall be
paid by Mr.. Goldman, and that all
debts due the firm shall be paid to
Mr.. Goldman.
JACOB GOLDMAN,
STEPHEN GASPAR
Dated July 80, 1912.
9630-8-3-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
new STORAGE WAREHOUSE

Store your furniture and pianos
at Stern Co.'s modern building;
locked rooms; all clean, airy and
dry. Storage from s1.00 up. Stern
& Co., corner Madison avenue and
Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
FORMER FREEH0LDERS
OUTING AT SEIDLER'S
s,scssI to the EVENTNo HRHG

New Brunswick, Aug. 3:--The cal
umni" of the Board of Freeholders
held their annual clam bake at Soldiers
beach yesterday afternoon, and well
coined the biggest crowd ever assembled
at their event. Fifty former freehold
ers of Monmouth county were guests of
the Middlesex men. The scheduled
air.ship flights were postponed, because
of high winds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
Jones Not q Candidate.
1tn5 70 fbS ny EAyIkyC NEIVH

6peo1uI 10 Inc EF II Il q NE Ws.
New Brunswick, Aug. 3:-Frank R.
Jones, vice president of Johnson & John
son, of Red-Cross fame, announced to-
day that he will not be a candidate for
the nomination of state senator on the
Republican ticket. Many friends had
been urging him to make the race.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
Have Exchanged Properties.

Lawyer Thomas Brown, of this
city, has exchanged his property in
Mechanicsville, South Amboy, to
Samuel Spiselman for the latter s
property in Broad street, near State
street. Meyer Karkus was the real
estate agent in the deal. Lawyer
Leo Goldberger drew up the legal
papers. 1t Is said money considera-
ton figured in the transaction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03

The EVENING NEWS has the
largest circulation In the county.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-30

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fen, ols ieit LANCER 3eit. SIM Gar
gen ioaen itd auf oem 3uge uber
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len. SIM @on5en iino $1536.75
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belproben merben ioaen.
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Glub=2ofoIs inn @ebduoe Der Sar
Mntonio 2om & Gruit Company
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mogIid, miro Der CLUB aud idaper-
li1 ieine Sinan5lage 10 perbelern
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lotion notia lit.
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@plbenes 9anSmerf.

Wenn MI mill has Sanbiuerf lu6en,
Sagt man intter ftets babel -
Tub bamit tits bud erbpben, -
Sak iein 8aben splbem fei.
Sak es ieinen Maann erna1re
llnb ba5u aud Trau unb Sinh;
Wie aud ltnterbaft g~eiuabre,
Sir Gefelen unb 0efin6.
Mud ,uie oft 81 bpben Gbren,
Gam id)pn mandJer 6anbiuerfsmann;
@ie es uus als 8etiptel lebreu,
@ul Snns Sads, Der Sdniter, lam.
@as er bidtenb emit ~sefungen,
Wcnn CT an Der @erfbant faF
ltnb ben Santmer frtih geidwnngen:
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Scnn cs gicbt elm reidJlth 8rpt;
tlnb fditbt ben, ber fpariam tradtet.
slud i'm alter mod nor Wpt.
Omar Sm idJiperen tearen Wetnen,
Meidt fein 8elb ntdt; bph bafiir
2abt er lieber fih am fettten,
q Iamp nnb 2pne star Bier.
Wte G6ampagner perlen hieie;
ltnb befehen 0etft nnb 2eib.
9'rmm m6bI jeber ais 9epiie:
Bel ben 8ieren ih perbletb.
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hes pollen, gal3er, iue6ielieitieen
9ertrauens, oos gu mir anl gor.
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bolten miirbeit. Mber 9u boit aif
meme Sragen ME cine anoere, al3
cine alsneibenoe @r1tport gebabt
gu bait es ni6t %geppIlt, boB
i6 nit Sir TRACE. 9os, Mor, bas
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reht, Iiebe Magoa. Sd muBte, gu
fannit mir ni9t belfen. @o5u Sid
oa beurrubigen2"
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5lpeien trdet iid's leihter, War'
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fonnte an nidts anberes oenfen,
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der 3eit: Der 8erfan oes @eid1fts
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in Die 3ufunft."
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BE, eeraoe oarum lit mir 10 tot
traurig> 10 eren5enlos ~unluitig III
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al,h mebr iagen. Die Siquioatiol
oes @eidafts lit friiber uoer ipdter
unpermeiolih, nenn es 10 meiter
gebt. ltno mir, mir f0nnen bel.
leiht frob lein, menn mir oabeI
9ein o6terIi6eg Grbe retten."
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lit es benn n%otmenoig, Mar, Dob
es 10 meiter gebt9" Sic iprod es
nit elmer gnergie, Die linn gat5
neu an ibr erfhien. Gum eriten-
male flang linn Elm idarfer gor-
murf BON ibren 2ippen entgegeit.
(SortIebniin foInt.)
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Senior und Junior.
Moman BON Sanns b. 3 o.
belttb.
(Sortiebnng.)

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gang rubig bleibenb, Ben aopf.
uNimm's mir nidt libel, Iieber
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0iinfen. @elene neigt 10 mie 10 oa-
5u1 iid iiber ibren Stanb uno il.
re gerbdltnilie erbeben 5n molleL
uno ih babe oarin ltets Die @rfld-
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ibres @eiens geieben. Sic nit nad)
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redt ungliidlib MAIDEN. 8ie id.
iie femme, miiroe iie fid Dinee III oels
9opf ieseu, Die ii6 in ibrer 3ufunft
ME pernirfliden meroen."
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90! Sebr flug uno meiie - MIR
nibt gerabe ionberlib bonn Stalb-
punt Der Sreunoin aus, ihein:
mir, entgesenete e. PERTINENT llno
oann fiigte er nod elmer fleinen
Yauie bin5u: sd fir mein Sell
miiroe es fir uns reht angenebm
finoen, penn inns Selene begleiten
fonnte. Nit ibrem frilden @eicn
piiroe Tie uns iiber manhe lang.
meilge Stunoe binueebelfen."
gs mar mabrlih feline Spur Dor
giferiu9t in Mogoas Seele. Sic
par gu itol5 our giferiudt iie beg
te audi nod INNER niht ben ge-
ringen 3meifel, ouB oas Ser5 IL.
res Monnes MIR ibr, gang ibr ge-
borte. Mber iic fiiblte iid) tiei ner-
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meinit. Gold ein llniinn,
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1tanoen. Mit Dor imnercr grrc-
gune december Stimme lprod III:
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gu, 9u allein bon ms belben itets
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lides @eiidt sur Shail getragelt
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llno oaB id Dir @iOeriprnd chi.
gengengeiett bdtte, Mar, Dos folnllt
i'm. grnit nidt bebmlpten. Bic
leift pGre es better gelpelcn, i'd bat
te mebr gnergie entmidelt. 9as b.
be i'd mir i6on oft geiagtl"
So "a 9(lio ib bin mieoer Der
Siinoenbod = i6 ihl Rnnt
menn id pirflid peritinimt lpor. al
@runo bot es niht oa8u aefebltl
aber mas piBt SIR Sraiien bon IN.
ieren Sorgen2 Sait On le oaitat
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Sum fano lire Stimme bob Den
f~eIiercn aIong mieoer: BOD Mar
id babe aefragt. Soft 1T meill
3euge, mie ih mid oanadl aelebnt
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aer8te, id batte nur nod amei Sabre
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Mittel baben uno beriudte Or.
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oaran, oenn i6 arbeite beute uno
bas Wittel bat benz @rab elm Spfer
e%ntrifien." gs lit uniinnie, an 6u-
item, grfaltungerl @als- uno Cum
senfranfbeiten gu leioen. Madt Die
liherite &ur. Breis SOC uno $1.00.
Grobeflaide frei in alien M~potbefen.
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SIN Miitter nmb Sebermanm.

SIR fonnt 8udlen's Mrnica Sal5e
anipenoen, INN &i1ber bon eczema,
Musi1lag, SdIrfungen uno Sdrpd'
rem gu beilen, iomie oie bdufigel'
gerIesungen-Shnitt- uno 8rano,
munoen, Quetibungen ETC., nit per-
fefter Siderbeit. Widts BELT fc
ifneG. Sir ale @eidtpire nno
@unoen giebt es nidts 8eiieres. 25c
tei alien Mpotbefern.
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Meunsehu Meilem per sefnnoe

obne aonflift, @ud ODER Storune,
i5t Die getpultige 8emegnngsldynel.
Iiafeit unierer grbe burd) ben @el.
tenroum. Sir itaunen iiber Dos
l1hrfperf Der 0atur, geraoe pie Die
ieniaen, meIde Or. Sings @eue &c.
hpnspiGen nebnnen. Sem Qeibmeb
fem llnbebager. genau bon Der Wlr-
funa, pelbe Geiunobeit nno Bolbc'
finSen bringt. 25e bel aaen Mpo-
tbefern.
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Cine mite bcutIde Gttte

lit es, Nbeumatismus, @idt, Neu.
ralgie, grf6Itungen, uim. nit 8oin-
grpeGer gu bebanoeln. Salten sic
an Ser Site felt. sic fonnen Der
edten Bain-@rpeler in aaen oent-
iden @potbefen gu 25 unb so Cert
bic Slalde befommen. Ser ehte
lit an Ser Mnfer Sdubmarfe er-
fpl1utIih.
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Waie Mhn,tna.

Sunee Srau: vMannden fomm!
81 9iidl id babe an9eridtet!"
Gr: Sra, 90 bin ib neugieria,
mag Oh uieoer angeri1tet boitl"
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@rSste o,elb einbrinaenbe Sfferte

lieot boz. 5eIbItbei5enbe 9iieeleiieu.
Nqetten geiiift iiberau. Saldr ODER
aommiiiion. G6reibt an 9. S. Gilbert,
girit NatI 8ant 8lb'g, Sort Borth.
Ser. @ertaufsz Ranaser fit 9eras nno
Oklahoma.
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matl , 2ln5ciee.
Sur County

Sic nSreie YreReN lit aiitoriiter',
Gerru J. Frank Gallagher
ols aauoibat fir bas Gmt bes Steners
Solicitors bon 8egar Gountb BET Der
beporftehenDen bemofratild)en Brtmare
nail an5utiinbigen.