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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-17
We HAVE A
BIRTHDAY

The Independent begins upon ID
twelfth year this week. The past
eleven years have been good ones IN
business way. We have honestly q
deavored to give the people thsir
moneys worth, and II anyone has bssn
beaten. hs should remember, that the
Independent. too, has been trimmed
time and again. The lndependent has
many warm friends ana number d
enemies who would like 70 bang our
scalps on their belts. but the chances
are that W viii stick to To old ship
for some years to come. We have
always appreciated the support Given
to 10 hy our friends and IN The @.
ture % IN the pas. VIM try to stve
yalde received.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-17
WILL MOVE PLANT 70 GERMANY.

Because Of labor conditions. and IN
view Of the taet that twine w1ll prob.
ably b placed on the sfee LIST By
the new tariff schedule, the rnterna-
teional Harvester Co. hes decidsd to
:dismantls IL twane plant q Auburn.
N. r, and move L 70 Germany.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-17
ROGERS LUMBER COMPANY HAS
ANNUAL CONVENTION IN M|N0T

y
The prizes in the efficiency
contest for yard managers Of
the Rogers Lumber Co. we're
won as follows:
500 Line Division,
First Prize--Max johnson,
Carpio.
Second Prize--Leonard Hook.
ley, cathay.
Great Northern
First Prize.-A A. Hanson,
Ambrose.
Second Prize-Louis Winnie,
Plentywood, Mont.
In each division the first
prize was gold watch, valued
at $125 and the second prize $75,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-17

Judge Leighton has gone to Este.
van. Can. for . visit and Js1gs
Cooley Of Grand Forks b here % CO.
slider a number Of cases.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-17

cHAuTAuoUA FOR cARpjo
The energetic citisens Of Carpio are
making plans to form Q Chautauqua
to be held in July On the Mouse river.
near that city. s.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-17
larse Attendance at important Gath
srina OF Yard Managers OF the Roc.
ers Lumber co.-Prominen Men
Visit Minot.


The third annual convention VI the
Rogers Lumber Co.'s yard managers
for North Dakota and eastern Mon
tara was held In this city Tuesday anil
wednesday. Nearly fifty yard mana
gers were present, lnlry Of them te-
ing accompanied by their ladies' and
the convention from every viewpoint,
was the best ever held by the COM
pany in this city.
The convention was called to order
Tuesday afternoon by G.. E. Perkins,
division superintendent, and the ;ren-
ing addecss was given by Geo. Il.
Rogers. who referred to the pleasant
time enjoyed IN Minot last year. hep
ing that this convention would be
none iess helpful aad enjoyable.
Max Johnson .: Carpio read pa
per on "Ihe 1912 Convention, Tia Ben
eG+s ard Results"
"Sales Contacts and Signing Of Tic
kets," vas the subject of paper by
D. J. Craig of Minneapolis. Division
superintendent r. j. Vincent follow
Oh with a naner on advance Sales"
and was followed by Mr. H. A. Tenn
pleton of the Rogers & Templeton OF
cre.+ Falls Montana, who spoke
a,on. rho same line as contained in
NJ v,,can..s nape- John J Rog-
a. .ecretarx and treasurer Of the
,,,,,.a- .o.. nanx smoke on "Plan, and
su.,...,..s :. arha progressive Deal.
-. -. .,,.@ a,h,ect az = paper by
= -. rhorn. ~ .h,s CITY. scare and
A,rs.rane.f q stock" Wa discuss
. =, I.a. chr,..enson ana ~ IIoc1,
- 1900 : paper on ..Vhae
sheusa NJ the Maximum Cost ., opes.
at;o. q. Lumber Yard Doins : bus.
,nes. q s,s 900 co."
wss..sa.v.s p,os, am follows.
..s.esr.,,en for Trade En,arsemcn,
,ad t.+easa.x Rue. es. !. and ..poes 4
p.v Z. ,,e,1,a Goa; ~. A Frsder-
tcks.
.s,ava vv>.ld nse& . New Custom.
e.. y .e.ak
~l,e~ Mate uy coliections.-.w.
II. mn
..~pe..s.ca az Foundation for Col.
lec.ss.s-A. F. purk.
"trov to Keep Down Expenss---N.
j. 49,
oseedoa ssx- Conducted b. z ].
yinseat
Asts,noen.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-01-02

The high school will re-oper
next Monday.
Gotf sells it for less.-51tf. ad.
vertisement.
Proprietor fl. W. Smith of the
Bay View House, treated hi.
guests to launch ride down the
bay Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. S. Sherman of Fort
Myers, is a welcome visitor at the
home of Mrs. Minnie Quidnau.
having arrived Tuesday evening.
>. Il. Sandlin is having an orna-
mental wire fence erected around
his home place on Sullivan street.
Contractor NJ. j. Martin is doing
the work. :
Judge VIM. F. Cooper of Chica-
go, arrived last week to spend a
few days looking after his fine or
ange grove here and enjoying this
glorious climate. He will return
to the blizzard region this week.
Suits for small boys, nobbv
styles at R. G. Blount & Co. If
advertisement.
MIR. and Mrs. R. G. Blount re-
turned last week from Barlow,
where che former had been caring
for his sick mother. The many
friends of his mother will be glad
to know that she is now fast con-
valescing.
Mrs. e. W. Spackman and
daughter, Miss Amy, and the
formers son, Geo. A. Spackman,
of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada,
who have with them Miss Jessie
Harris of Toronto, Can, have re-
Gently arrived and taken rooms
for the season at the Bayview
House.
All kinds of sewing machine
needles, bobbins, shuttles and
need -threaders at Punta Gorda
Hardware. If advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. McCann and
family, Mr.. G. A. Roe and wife,
of Punta Gorda, Mr.. G. H. Vena-
BILE and wife of Jacksonville. Mr..
Arthur Roe and wife of Mulberry,
and Mr.. G. D. Williams of Jack
sonville, were the guests of Capt.
and Mrs. G. A. Roe, of the Area
dla House, Xmas. day. Capt. Roe
had all his family with him, ex-
cepting Mr.. Ed. Roe, who is in
Spokane, Wash. In the after
noon, Mr.. Hoffman the photogra-
pher, was called in and pictures
taken of the group, which will be
charming souvenirs of the occa-
sion. Arcadia News, Dec. 26th.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-01-02
Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Punta GordaBank will he held
at its Banking house in Punta Gorda,
Fla. at 10 O'Clock am. on the 18th day of
January A. d. 1913, for the purpose of
electing officers ana the transaction of
such other business as may be legally and
properly brought before said meeting.
M. V. WILLIAMS,
CASHIER.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-01-02
Local and Personal
happenings OF Interest

Oranges are now really ripe.
G. +. F. F. -51tf advertise.
ment.
Clouds and warm weather this
week.
w. P. Sandlin of Jasper spent
several days in the city this week,
a guest of Mrs. Martha S. Nor
gan.
G. F. f. F.-51tf advertise
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orth Prather,
Mr., and Mrs. H. f. Cunningham
and Mrs. Grace Bush of Rossville,
Ills. are among the sojourners in
Punta Gorda for the winter.
Inspector Chas. w. Bean invest
igated, Tuesday, the management
of the Punta Gorda 'Postofice and
pronounced it correct. He is bro
Their of PostmasterBean of Tampa.
High grade candies,a fine assort-
ment at A. P. Hatch's corner
grocery. If. advertisement
f. j. Campbell and Willie Mog-
er have made arrangements to en-
cage in the. manufacture OF, cigars
at Fort Myers and will put their
product out under the "C q M"
brand.
Miss Eunice Davis is enjoying a
visit to relatives in Key West, at
the conclusion of which she will
90 to Miami to spend short time
with her sister, Mrs. Jno. Holly
nee Miss Meta Davis.
Golf is in the lead. If you want
to buy goods, see Gof.-5ltf adj
vertisement.
Citizens of Samville, we are
told, are seeking new and more
appropriate name for the place.
How would Sercombference dos
If they prefer Greek, they can
take Polichthys, which means
many fish, or Ichthypol, which
means fish city.
Miss Anita Mill entertained q
number of friends at the home of
her mother, Mrs. l.. j. Byrd, in
Solana last Friday night. Guests
were present from Arcadia and
Fort Myers, as we'll as those whose
homes are in Punta Gorda. 1t
was an occasion enjoyed by all who
attended.
Get your bicycle sundrles and
your repairing done by S. |. Huff
man at Strobhar's bicycle shop
49tf.
The passing of the old year in
Punta Gorda, was signaled out
Tuesday night by the ringing of
the church bells, crowd of boys
having amused themselves on the
occasion to that extent. There
was no regular watch night OBJ
servance at any of the churches, and
it was onty prank of the boys
that disturbed the sleeping popu-
lace.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-01-02

just received, 1913 samples of
Alfred Peat's and Kayser and All
man wall wall papers, SANTOS and
and Limo Wall. Estimates fur
nished on paper-hanging, decorat-
ing, etc.-Punta Gorda. Hard
ware. If. advertisement
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-01-02
About The Herald

l
This paper finished last week
the twentieth year of its existence
and now begins its twenty first.
This seems to Justify it in making
few remarks about itself. As to
the past, but little need be said.
Suffice it to say that. when the
present owners took hold of the
paper, Punta Gorda was not very
widely known, and those who ex-
erted the greatest efforts to make
it known were people in various
places along the railroad who were
diHgent in telling all strangers
that this was one of the worst
places in Florida. The former
proprietor of the paper. though
thoroughly competent, and cap
able of doing effective battle for
the town, was engaged in other
business of an exacting nature, by
which he was prevented feom CIV
ing the paper proper attention.
That is why he sold it.
From the time they bought it
until now, for eleven years past,
the present owners have labored
increasingly for what they consid-
cred the best interests of the
town. They have made this
place known not only throughout
the length and breath of the state,
but also very extensively in other
states; and to their efforts in this
particular is largely due the fact
that Punta Gorda is no longer
slandered by people of other plac-
es, but is now recognized every
where as one of the most delight
full places in which to live, and not
only this, but as offering many
attractions and advantages, open
ings and opportunities, not to be
found elsewhere.
For eleven years, The HERALD
has persistently boosted the town,
the county and the state. During
that time not an issue of the paper
has appeared without containing
more or less matter designed to
attract favorable attention to the
town and state. And we are proud
to say that the people have shown
their appreciation of this work by
bestowing upon the paper a
generous patronage. In Gomez
quence, the paper has prosper
ed and all its earnings have
been invested here. 1t should be
said that a considerable portion of
its earnings, comes from elsewhere,
but all go into circulation here. 1t
is proper to state also that fully
two-thirds of the money put into
buildings and other improvements
was derived from outside sources
and not from the earnings of The
HERALD. The net profits of the
paper. however, have all been in
vested in such improvements and
now it is desired and contem plated
to make still further improvements
which, by the end of this year, will
make THE HERALD the best news
paper in DeSoto county as well as
one of the best weeklies in Flori-
da.
The contemplated improvements
will cost several thousand dollars,
and we frankly acknowledge that
we have not on hand twentieth
of the cash needed, but we hope
to get it before next fall. Our
friends who are in arrears can
hasten the accomplishment of our
plans by paying up whatever they
owe the paper, and we are conf
dent they will do SO without wait
ing for bills to be sent them.
Over a hundred subscribers are
now behind with their subscrip-
tons; and if these will all pay up
promptly, the result will prove a
big help.
We have already bought a new
L e 4 |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-03

boS gelc fir Die 5inon5iriing ailige.
brnd)t bdben, alieroings init Dem Sin.
fpcis anf bic bohen Aoiten oes Mtils
ierbetriebes nid)t suaeiteben lpcIleii.
auf Der Siioflotfe Des @pitbaro ut
in Der leeten 3eit elm gobnproieft
Airolo.llIrihen lSberipaliis) uiiige.
tauht; bic gahn ipiiroe oas lafptnetl'
beriibnte georettothnl blIrh5ieben
unb iiber Den RnfenenpoB nah ulrl'
den iiibren, no Der gnihlnB an Die
,snrfabobn norbniroen ipare enoith
lit Dor eincm Ronat nit Dem gau CT
ner eentopalltbohn. 2ocarno. Gonlos
boiicla beaonnen iporoer; iie miro
cine rdihc @erbinSina slpi'den Dem
Jeifin unh bem Siniplon bringcn.
Gs niro gar nidlt mchr 10 lallge
aebeil, bis in Der Sdhpei3 baS ierrite,
tieiiic Shol feline gabn beiipt. 8tel'
Ieidt DAP auf Sieie 0clle ole oliihi
aus Den gereen suriidgeholten MGR
ben fann. Gs iii in Der leeten 3eIt III
Der idnpciseriiten Ereiie mieocr uiel
geflaat moroen iiber Die ansnd1toe'
runa iiineer 9ergburtern nad ame'
rifa. Ialnenilid, ans ocr llridppsil
aus Den anntoncn llrt Sdppn5 iHhf
llnieripalben, iiuo bieles sirlihIaht
pieoer gan5e Sdnaren bon liInler
9euten uber oen G5ean gegan5en
Iic if,ipeiseriidcn 9ergibnler bober
su nlleIi 3eiicn einen itarteli llcber
ltub on Menldrnlnateriol gebabf
uno iriiher iino Die iunBen Sergbai,
crH In frenoe Soioucroienlie gegdn
aen. lie Sdnpei,er sieaimenter, oi'
lid, Dor ben Sitilerien hdbcn 3nloIr
menidiieBen laiien, unb aoie roihei
5Gnpei3er ON Der 9ereiina" marel
l2ente aus ben 9eraef. Sente III 9
Iunmoalih, oas iiberitr0meuoe ardrt
lbcnnbiieiu oes gergbnuernthlnIi
lin siieaeriid,e sseee su leiten, Dem
| sie Sdppeiieronroe 6es Rapltes mn
Ioie fronsoiiid]e Sreuocnle8ton I'M
lnod, ole einsigen@clegcliheite'l no I'D
| Die ,sreii0c om Soloner6ieltli betbntl
Ioen tann. DSebr ais Die abcntenerlnl
lit es hcutc nuCroings Die bitter
ls,othpenSigfcit. pcId1e Die lunge'
gcreichnc in Die 5reiuoe treibt; 81
g,eraoarier meiien einen itnrten 5e
Iburteniiberihnl; auf uno Der tara
spben Der 2cr1e fanu uid]t nIle ieln
Iainoer ernahren Ssn Die rSnomtrI
Ibiucin. Die ia in Der SdppciS NIT ore
lien ousIdnbild,en Giemeiften nrbeiieI
lmuB. Iaiien iid) Die Burden pom Oel
Geraen nid't germ 5DnngeH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-03

Zteuer
MaiieH angeblid and bic SiIsangs
fuaosiruitets FIR in ibrem yeiip
btfinblidk Bombs beSablen.

Gin 9utahien. nns Der hitiies.
Staoipsrlpaltung cine bittsre Gntsdu'
ihnna ber<iteis. bat seiiern Generl.4
anpols 6oean In Columbus abaessben
Seiner 4niitt nod miHtn ndm!if
aud bic 1ilsunssfonbs 9ruiiess fir
itdbtiIdx Bombs, bic mad, bem /. ga
mar 1913 nusssset<H purotn.
Sieuern be3nbIers.
UsaH mar bisber allssmein Der an.
fift sersf.n. bnb Die 9ilsunssfonbs
5ruiiees nidt fit folt< Bombs be.
iteners fpernen ionnien .inb bic 1ruists
baitsn boher. Inn Der S!aot Delo al
ip1ren unb ben 8onoperfouf Az a.,
leinisrn, nlie Bombs periouft nno fiat
oeien Bombs anaeiaufi, bic felt bem 1
Sonuor sur 4useab< selangt tpdrtn.
Die 1ilgunssfcnos 1ruftees, iol
ME aud ptrf6xDene iidhiiIk Neamss
onbsn unpsr bolsn ibr<r Gnft6u[&unt
ob bieies Duio6isns Ausbrpd. uni
GidbtrothsmitsIieb ped bemertte. bal
trot bikiss Nentssuto6tenB bis dnet
lsecn3sit bsi ipsittm ni6t al srlsbig
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Zterblidbteitsberi@t.

Catherine gssenspsrssr, 65, 1905
Ransfielb Ctr. 2uftrohrsnsni3an'
pang.
Clara anapp. "a. 29l4 Gl.innistp
4ps., Snausii in Sdpebe.
Anna nl. Dasnsr. So. 1852 Gols'
rain 4pe.. GebirRi6Iag.
6snrp Slider. II. 27l5 GueIioaoe,
Snqusft Tn Shtpsbe.
Wlorn gor.enhaesn. SO. 2546Glelns
pistp 4pss. alisrsIhndhs.
Conrad Gieinbau.r. 90, 507 euls
bert Ctr, 3ubertuloFt.
CHARTS Wunon 3, 603 Carlisle
qlpe., Gnbersulois
gliiforo Tuisuburp, 80. 615grorn
Ctr, 5nqaefi in Sbfpebt.
9asil Donoerbsios, /, $50 Oeft Ctr,
9uneentnbunoung.
6orrp Qrufs, 45. 1921 wlnrtin
Ctr, 6srsperfeiiuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-03
llmiere Neaftiondre.

9luf Den eritsn Bid iteint ss an=
DerftGnolit, ipie ss in unferem Qano.
be- 9lei6bit Rsattiondre sebeH iOna.
te. Qbet in Wirili4,sit 1T okls
alcfi. Bel uns aablreiter norbonb.n.
als iraenbtpo anbers. Dos Rennscis
den if bic Seinbihaft sessn fosiale
uno tontrplirenbe 9eieseebuns. trie
iis rsr giienbubn Wasnat 9i1 5am
aasbrut brinst, Der bic Jorberanq
FtetIt. Der aonsrsb Ioue iid arf se9r
Satrs psrtaeen. Wenn bas sefhdbe.
fann t5nntsn Geih1ftsIeu.e ibr.m
unternsbmunssseiit freien 2auf lafs
fen. mas jest, no ite kitGnbis bn-d
rsue Gjefebe Derbinoert iptroen. MIDI
oeiteben fonHe.
9i. Gei6dfisleate, Die 6il por:
iGpeben, iinb bic Wasnaien Der 5ro'
zen aprporationen 6ffentlifer rnt
plirater Irt. Dieie baben freilih al
len Grunb. Der eefesgeberiffen 1bd.
t:steit Der lebten Sabre gram su fsiu
BIZ fie sinem mad srobtapitoIiitiidel
Nrihauung ioealem 3uitanbe cir
gnbe senaht bat. Dieie aapitalsse,
ronIien permOgsn iett uidt mebr mad
Der! 0runefas au boHbeln, boB bal
pnbliium cine 3itrone III, bic maj
NIT alIer Rraft ouspreHen biirfe. Dai
gefeb bat bitrin ettpos Wanbel &C.
ff1ffen. OeffeniIi4en ROrporationtl
,p;ro ni1i me4r 9efatset, bic 8esab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-03
SrieffaHem.

asoo,tipn res ginc. 0oItsbldtt.
gDtnr tinc Jrau cine Gbs sins.l.
Lnb es felt Iih ipiter berous. oaB
Der ulann sinsn talihen Ramsn ans
oab. III eifi,lbs bsHsuunsedttst siils
t.a9
anm. b. Web.: Sa.
Besbr.er 5err Rebatteur.
M0hteH 5is 70 frsunolid isin unb
mir In Sbrsm lperibtn gla.ts miitbeis
len, ipelfe prsife am IsBien SonRto5
i'm Tsutihen 2bsdir (Intrmann
5tnftsD golten. WGbrenb if) an
Gomiidg fir mein giIsii $1.25 (alfp
Cperettenprsis) b,5nhlie. bebaupttt cir,
anberer, er bait, am Sonntaa nur ST
fir bsnislben plas. erite Rsihe Bal.
ION. (alio Shauipislprsis) bssabli.
6tr3lidwn TaHt I'm Worous.
Gin 4bonnsr..
Intiport Der Rebat.ion: 5iir niti.
gprnenuns salten erhObis greiis. ei!
unisrss DiHtns sniihen 35 Gents uni
So fhpdnften.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-03

go!issifsf Goptlan srhisIs gsfesn
pcu ben Bet0rbtn aus 9frfngicn,
sin., bic telepbOufihs Rndritt, bob
nus psm noriigsn 0idngnib r,nH
fdftIings onsstbrofen isitn Ii.
;grsiteitsburiiisen ipnrben as Gso.
gliQioms alias 6orrn 1uelep. gb. 8.
seoii, Bert Tifbon. ebarIes Sbap.
1tnuis WeGarlano. 0scrse Rsbin.
Had Robtris. 1om goHa uRb sDil
Sfmms onssseben. unb oos eenaa.
Eienaismtnt miiaeibsili. Dir 4uss
brsn<r btipertitsiiisien ibrs Jluhi. ins
btm fie bas Snlob Der Gtfinanibtbus
re btrnusfeilten. 3lpei Niia<fan9sns.
bic iiM Hi9t an Der 1luft nne 0aliss
ltifuna ju berftiben betbsilfsen ,Dcli,
ten .purben pom BEN Gla6tiingsn Dsr,
|priieeli. Dir bisfies g)clijti ,pixb mad
pen Husi6sn ausi6au baiisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-03
llnlamterc 3omfnrrens
s2irs NON Der Campbell Greet Goal
So. biniidtlid Der Grnentrung
eiues gadtfontrafts
befiirfltet.

nc Campbell Greef Goal Co., DC.
rem god,ttontrafi iiir oos pon ihr
brm,Bie itaotiid]e eigentbum am
1lublier ona /. SanAdr 1914 Cd.
lanft, idleint ieltens 8eplller Aon.
tlrrenteu nllerbano g'adinaiio,lea
III bsiiirdtcn. nm ite nm ote'es vi
aentfuIn 5ll bringen. e.
arbeitsDirettor l5riee bat, nm oie
notfiacn borbercitcuoeu Sd]ritte iur
bic gsicocrperpadtlmg Oieies eiaen'
tbums u i6un, oent Staotrat1 etne
CrDinans siIachen lallet oiirdl lpei'
die CT ern,1ftigt Miro. An9ebofe 'hr
eifen neueu 9sdhifoniraft elts5ulor'
bern nnb sipar bate er III Der Sr'
Diuons ongefilhri. bah anaepofe lo'
ipoll fir einen seEnlahrtgen, ipte 'Er
einen sluan3lgidbrigen aontratt eld'
aeicr0ert weroen iollien.
sierlnit par oic Campbell Greer
Goal so. ieood, nidt einperlianoen
nnb IN Der geitrlgen Sibniia oes
StaStrotbsfommitiees filr yiiitel
mo gSeue rpor Die 8aiellid)aIt onr9
aeridieocne ibrer gearriten nno oelI
amualt GfepheHs pertreien nm an
ocre Snbmiiiionsbeoiugunee 81 er.
lauacn lie Serren niadlfefi oas
aomuiftee 6nrnui auinlertidiH. on3
Die 8clenidlait oos 8elanoe letf nl'n'
mehr "a ,sahren benmBi uro erlr Dor
lpeniaen ,salIren at ole slo.Uoo
| 5teuern bgsnbIen nluBte. obid,on mr.
ipriiunlih onacnominen tporoen mar,
ooR Dos BeIdmoe iteuerirei lei. An'
| berbem bei1noen lid, iueribuolie sln'
llaaen aui Dem Grini0 ulio Eo0eh
,mo uotiirlid, miiBteu oiele 9teneriin.
oen cinaeiiibrt un0 Deridieoene Nel'
| hauten errid,tet iperoen, ehe Dieles
leood, oeihe6en tonne, nlillle Ois
,sirnsn miiien. Dnf iie audi auslidlt
hobe. eiue Grneueruus bes Ead'i'
pertrogs oui 20 Sabre sn erlanaen.
/ Itc serren proteitirten oober oaIr'
oen. SaB srpeierlei anaebote einle'
iorocrt piirocn imb Serr Ved ntad;ie
cen @critllog, oaB Die Sroln1ii3
Sohiu amenoirt peroe. oab angebste
| iiir cine 4ohtbnier bis Su 20 ,Snbren
entaeaegaenommen peroet iollien.
! eide ameneirims inno ieScd,
nitt ben 91eiiaa Der 8ertreter Der
Campbell Greef Goal 60. itto iie &C.
oriuloetcn iE,ren Groteit nit Dem
,Sin.peis oarnui, oob es in Der Staoi
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hen iih oen gsahttontrust fiir etgp.1
| iiini Sabre su iidern, in Der SoT''
nuua, bnb iie oopn Die gesenrpartiafH
Qafier aan3 geborig ifropfen fonr'
lien, menn eieie bas @eIanOe bebaits'
lmollten.
| Wis geijpiel iiibrten lie einen ma
llouen ,Sau on, Der iid Dor elni9'i'
,Sabren abipielte uno Der sur So!9'
. llatie. Aap Die Staot iet Tiir Elm lem
ipertbpoIles 8runoitiid am ,SluBules
jiir Delt1es iie iriiber $4,000 orc
sahr erhtelt, MIR $500 betommt. d
oas 6etreiien6e aonioriiunl, oas Del
Ialten 9ddlier berausgeorangt batte
Sas eigeuthum einfah I'M Silh se
llniien bate. als eS einlah. Dab tetI
8eidldit" III mnd)en mar.
.luf eruno oieier IrgnnIent'
; purbe beid)loiien, Die Grornan8 oa
. bin su onenoiren. baB feline Anaebot'
: ,iir einen Battpertrns Don tiir5ere'
!. Gaupr 1ls lebn Sabren angeHomIilel
!. lluproeu iolleu.