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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-17
LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL, GLOSSY HAIR,
NO DANDRUFF-.-25 CENT DANDERINE
outH Brittle Thin Scalp Itehes and Is Full of
DandruH Use "Dsnderine" andG

time. The effect is Advantageous
hair will be light, fluffy and wavy, and
have an appearance Of abundance; an
Incompatible luster. sOftness and lux
uriance, the beauty and simmer of true
hair health.
Get a ascent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store OF toilet
counter. and prove TO yourself tonight
-now-that your hair Is a. pretty and
soft a. sny-that Il has been neglected
or injured by careless treatment-that's
sll-you surely can have beautiful hair
and lots OF It il you vii just try little
Danderine-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-17
5000 MILES TO
GET TREATMENT
Judge Cooley, Former Justice of New
Mexico, Makes Long Journey to
See DR.. r. f. friedman.

Providence, R. l., April l7.-Ending
a journey of 5000 miles undertaken to
receive treatment for tuberculosis from
DR.. 7. +. Friedman. Judge Alfred w.
Cooley, former associate justice of the
New Mexico supreme court and former
assistant United States attorney gen
eral, arrived here last night.
He came with his wife in the pri-
waite car of Larz Anderson, recently am
bassador to Japan, Mrs. Cooley being /.
friend OF Mrs. Anderson and the car was
Offered the Cooleys for the trip.
Mr. Anderson came in the car and
continued on to Washington. Judge
Cooley will be treated by DIR. Friedman
today or tomorrow
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-17
WOMAN HAS MANY "JoHs."
She Is Police Magistrate, Clerk, Auditor
and Treasurer of Colorado City, Col

Colorado City, Col. April l7.-By the
adoption of a charter amendment II
Tuesdays city election. Mrs. May Am
norman was elected police magistrate
clerk, auditor and treasurer of Colorado
City. Mrs. zimmerman originally was
candidate for the office of clerk, but
the amendment adopted gives her the
additional offices. J. ID. Faulkner was
elected mayor.
81 don't like these jobs they are Civ
ing me, and I'll bet some of the rest of
them won't like it, either Mrs. Ammer-
man said when informed of her cleo
ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-17
GREY HAIR RESTORED
TO YOUTHFUL COLOR
Why Have Grey or Faded
Hair That Makes You
Look Old

Why lose your good looks that youth
full, natural colored hair always helps
you to keep? There is absolutely no
need for it. A few applications Of
Hays Hair Health will restore your
grey hairs to their natural color and
beauty, almost Immediately and it will
look even more beautiful than ever
your money back if 1t doesn't. Get
bottle today-prove it to your own sat.
isfaction.
Always ask for Hays Hair Health.
Don't take chances with any others.
Free: Sign this adv, and take 1t to the
following druggists and get a SOC bot
tie of Hays Hair Health and a 25c.
cake of Harfina Soap, for Soc; or Sl.o0
bottle of HAYS Hair Health and two
Csc. cakes of Harflna Soap Free, for 81
RED CROSS PHARMACY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-17
BEGIN AT THE CAPITAL.
Labor Unions to Start There to Organize
Telephone Operators.

Washington, April l7.--An echo of the
Boston telephone strike was heard here
yesterday when il was announced that
as result of the resentment caused
by sending twenty-five local operators
to Boston to act as strikebreakers, the
Central Labor union will begin at once
the organization of the telephone switch
board operators of the District of CO.
lumbia and its vicinity. An organizer.
it Is said, will come on at the end of
the week from Springfield, Ill.,, and will
start in at once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-17
Faded Ink
BY RUTH GRAHAM

Every one in the little fishing village
of W. knew Jane Baxter and her his
tory. When she was girl of eighteen
young man named Corwlth came
from the city for the purpose of en-
joying what was to the men of the
town work. but to him sport. Jane
Baxter was pretty girl with a rosy
cheek and laughing eye Corwith
found less pleasure in fishing than in
her company.
Before he left W., Corwith had mar
ried Jane Baxter. He took her away
with him. but in few months she re-
turned changed girl. The bloom had
gone out of her cheek. the sparkle from
her eye. the smile from her lips She
said that her husband had quarreled
with her and told her that their mar
riage was no marriage at all and If she
didn't believe him to look at her mar
rage certificate. She did so and found
all those parts that should have been
filled in with ink were wanting.
She was not only astonished. but APP
palled. She had been handed the GER
tificate after the ceremony by the
clergyman who had married her. had
glanced at 1t and seen that 1t had been
filed in Could it be that her husband
had stolen the original and left a sub
stitute? 1t made no difference to her
what he had done since he now repu-
dated her. Without word she went
hack to the home she had left. re-
sumed her maiden name and lived as
a woman whose life had been blighted.
BY doing this she gave up any chances
that might have existed of proving that !
she had been legally married. This |
was doubly unfortunate. for after her |
return she gave birth to son. whose |
interests in the matter were identical i
with hers. He grew up under the |
name of Baxter and with stain rest
ing upon him that the boy realized at
an early age,
From his birth his grandfather, the
fisherman. John Baxter. for whom he
was named. took the little chap into
his heart and resolved to do all In his
power to give him an education. So
the old man worked hard and saved
much of what he earned and the lad
was sent to school. He developed
taste for the sciences. and it was de-
termined to send him to the scientific
department Of a university.
When he came home after being I
graduated, while talking with his I
mother about his and her future. she {
thought 1t best to tell him the story j.,
of her marriage. which was on her ,
part real. though she believed 1t to be ,
Illegal. Shortly after this dialogue he
asked his mother il she still retained
the blank certificate she had received
Going to a closet. she brought out
Tin box in which she kept receipts. took !
from ii the certificate and handed ii to a
John. He looked at it carefully and \
was about to hand It back to her when ;
he changed his mind and put it In his t
pocket, saying that he would return IL n
alter.
The young man went back to the
to fit himself for an assist
int professorship in analytical chemis- %
nv. He had with him the blank GER b
ificate his mother had given him and v
Examined 1t with microscope. The il
,aper showed evidence of slight n
varying in those parts where there u
hould have been writing. though with q
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-17

Within ten minutes after an applica.
ton of Danderine. you cannot find a
single trace of dandruff or a loose OF
falling hair, and your scalp will not
itch; but what will please YOU most viii
be after a few weeks use, when you will
actually see new hair. fine and doWny
ct first-yes-but really new hsir-grow-
ing all over the scalp.
A little Danderine viii Immediately
double the beauty Of your hair. No dif-
ference how dull faded. brittle and
scrsggy. just moisten q cloth with Dan
derine and carefully draw u through
your hair, taking one small strand at
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-17

out the check. another girl reported that
Mrs. Brown had placed feather in her
handbag The arrest followed.
Mrs. Brown declared she had been pur-
chasing things at the store for several
months and had credit established.
The milliner was insstent and Mrs.
Brown was sent to prison.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-17
Kalamazoo.

Kalamazoo; county. city in same
county, and river in Michigan. Aceorl-
ing 60 one authority the name Is de-
rived from tin Indian word. negikane
arna1o. meaning otter tail "Beautiful
water boiling water and ''stones like
otteTs7 are ether translations.-U. :
Geographical Survey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-17
%mzen
NuptL
&e4o&o1s@

When suffering from form of feminine
disorder is told that operation is necessary it of
frightens her.
The very thought of the hospital operating table and the
surgeons knife strikes terror to her heart and wonder
1t quite that Of these troubles may reach stage
where operation is the only resource but thousands Of
have avoided the necessity of operation by taking
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. This fact is
attesed by the grateful letters they write after their
health has been restored.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-17
He Prepares to Go to Rome.

Boston, April 17.-Card NAL O'Connell
has made all arrangements to embark
at New York Immediately to attend
eonsistory at Rome in the event OF the
popes death.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-17
PAYS A $4,000 FINE.
Plea of NOlo Entered by New Haven
Railroad.

Boston. April New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad paid a fine
of 5000 and $3.50 costs in the United
States District Court for granting con-
oessions TO a local milk company and
for failure to publish certain milk tariffs
from Connecticut points.
The railroad pleaded nolo on two
counts returned last all. Other counts
were quashed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-17
MOTHERS PENSION BILL PASSES.
Needs Only Governors Signature to Be.
come Law.

Harrisburg, Pa. April IA mothers
pension bin providing for monthly pay
ments to INDECENT mothers by the coun-
ties of Pennsylvania, passed the House
Tuesday. The measure had already
passed the Senate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-17

engagements. He will leave as soon as
possible for Rome.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-17
CANCELS ENGAGEMENTS.
Cardinal Gibbons Will Leave Soon for
Rome.

Pittsburg, April lT.--Cardinal Gibbons
arrived here last night and cancelled his
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-17
These Two Women Prove Our Claim.

Maine."I feel it duty all of
tell lowe
Pnkhams Vegetable
did Mrs
l a
in bad
II
appetite lifted
could would ahemohage Ihad
could
would
possible bit friend
E.
of
suffering women.Mrs
could Wyona Charlotte N
Now answer this question if you Why should
submit surgical operation without first giving Lydia
E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound trial? You know that
it has saved many otherswhy should it fail in your case?
30 years Lydia E. PnLham's Vegetable GSSS~SsA
Compound the standard remedy e NV ESNNNI
mi 10 sick with womans ailments M ~ ~SSANM
justice this N q "
medicine made from roots and herbs, it N ~
has restored suffering women to health. - N
to EPINKHAM MEDICINE co. GA Aa-HIY III
- CONFIDENTIAL LYNN MASS. for advice. MN SH&sM
You opened,
by woman held in strict confidence. NIX fTS51S
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-17

Lamb ober s66. i'm griinen sSrlanc
nidt fpenieer ais 1896 beitraft- Eas
niihtrrne ENGLAND miro olio Don
G6natlnno INN fuit bns 2oppeIie, ull>
BON Sbaips Seiutatb fogor lGn ons
Greiind,e iibertroifen. gtun lit aber
aeraoe in GhottImo uro sSrlGno am
Soniltag, Der bod bic bette 8eieger.
belt tiir einen ber5baiten Sd|Iud bic
.tet, bic 9Ibgabe bon AltoboI itreng
unteridgt, In Gngldno bogegen geltat-
ret. Sficnbar erfIGrt iid oieier gSi,
Seriprnd, oaonrf, onB jenes beboro-
Iihe 9erbot einen beionoeren anrei5
fur ben aebennen gRrfauf biloet aldl
Dofur IieGen 5tffernmoBige gele9e
Dur. sSn ssrIano noiuIih Diitoen allt
f00,00O Ginlpobner 123 geitrnInlas
gen lpeaen unerlnlibteu 8ertaufes
Don 8etranfsn reaiitrirt, in S6oft.
Lamb ISL, m @dIes, no oas Soiiit.
tngperbot etcnfalls uorDiegt, 5.If,
ongegen IN England nur O.4f. Wian
iieht alio mih an Dieien britiid)eit
@erbdItniien, fpie buritig Irinfuer.
bote MADDEN - mieoer cine geitati.
aung mir nie geobnd)ti,ngen aus an.
0erea GentperenSIdnoerm. Ban eriii-
nert iih an ben tpegen ieiner 8robe
oltntooisb ann,iitben0en 3eIeplon.
apparai in Gfpeben. Der I'M Snnerll
einc oiiserleiene 3nbl BON SGHopica
cntbielt. cner nber Der am Sonntos
aegen ose GfraBenfront - bernte.
| tiih perihlciienen .Snlocns~ in
9ielD Dorf, Dor beren Ibiire eirt, mel.
item gaus esrInnb itanunenoer, Inn.
infisreid)er Efubnnnn itebt uno CT.
aen, ioiern man es niir riftia Oil.
lteIlt, bic niht INNER leif)f su finoen.
be 3filtertbiir 5eigt gaift 10 einf0f
Iunb Dor nllem niel fheiirer iii DER Ai.
lfohdgenub IN ben .trodenen@ Etna.
item Der llnlon. ettpn in Waiue: bort
ImnE man iid, in Der He8eI in Die
| slpctbefe beniiiben mno ben @h:sfar
aIs GatentmeOiSin tbeller beSablen.
i Gnlgenie. Rnn ihreibt aus gsn.
| ris: Die Beidid1te Hnd)t i'm ssnlnis
DC Suffice oiigenbliilif) bic Mus,oc
lGm ebrenpertber Aihter BON oet
| s.peiten Gtroffnnnner Ieioet namlif
/ ibud)it1blih an Der Ghlnffranfheit:
lbns fleiniie glniooper I1bt i'm In Sr.
Ipbais arnse iinfeH, iiHb Der nod ID
ltlir5e 9erift zines Sndperitdnoiger
Ientlcdt ibm Iautes Sf,narden. Gin
| giihter, Der ihI1ft. genirt fpeitea
lnidt. aber ein Mihter. Der fdlnnrdt
Ifuirtf nnhtfeilig 1uf ons AnfeAsr
Ibes Gerif,tSboies. Duber beuriiJi
lid benn Der Wr1Iioent aud, beiMlid,.
IDen Ihlnierlben wsagiitr0tsbenniter
biirh ieiie @eriibriingen nYH GeiH an
'laISu Iantem Gfnorhen su binOeri
islIs tnn Der Mifter ueugidh, ned
/ hnIb I'M 5dlnie, cine sSnHn fiiblie. biz
libn beit1nhig In ben apod,el fniif
! Imeinte CT tn 5drtIihein ION: .8iT
i sIn's. Eugrnie2t~ TiesutnI tDnhts
. lcer j6,Infenne Wenn,te burf) bns 10.
! merifde geIddter I'M gnoI ieoenfaIli
,lggsl aadI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-17
gpsi, an esHtrsfsefen.
eemmtfftorcrs Cfttts
Samilipr Gsnntn . bto,

commit ftortre Dfttts
Samiiipu Uenntp. Gbto,
diuctHrafi @. 20. 9uns 1918
TerftEaeIte uaetofe tpefbefi ert.
eeeeneenemmsH tn her Efttts bss ecaSb of
douuin gemHitiiouers 5iA Grettaa. ben Is.
quit 1913 pm i2 uhg YttiinaE, far bic nab
AebeHbe QonntosItbCi'
QSerndb beu GpesE!aiinreH sa- 51saH-5ar
einen HeueH ffblrrusn 0berhua ifr eOH GriDee
In gBbtiespcfer nnb Hadnn Tofpufbtps.
Tte arteii tot 81 Fsf6Rben In Leberelrfiiiss
rfffna nit ben Rldne1 urh E9fstfsfesionen.
spsI6e iesl aHfIisarr IN Der Cfsscs ecs aoarb cf
gcaH.e GemuiHipueTt
Mne aHeeboie u1GScH enf Tormnlnrer ausar.
ierfiai ie.n. pei6s n Der Cffiee DEE esoarh of
TcmHtb gonrmistoHfIf al hdhfu ffrt. dub be-
eleifet fein ton etncH Rgrh In her AeSe bon
Febeuiaufeuh 81 0GO 0Jl Tnrare rFii stoe etiieu
.ea uHh qeHE6enbeH %AteeH nis Sl6erbett hdh
her 9ieieT ben aoniyu'; f!nce5eu srsrh sity a,1s.
'htrlina ber arbe:i. 'm Sahe SerfeIhe Tim sus
erInnni fpirb.
lie Gomro GcrmiTienere Sebniien g6 baa
Teti por. irGeHesia cher ole anethuie su
berperfer.
sr Mu'rnat b.s soare Of enmiiien GOunta
enmmtftonets.
gtauIto Strubfe. Traaseni
ag3f0IT
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Wstis far ssnsrafssssn.
mmtfttouer'k Office.
3nmt liDH 4ruut 3, Ebtt,

=
&nmttiDH Iruat d, bite,
Cincinnati, C.. go Snni 1913.
3trftegeIGe GuafbGte fuerben esst.
eeasHaencmmer Ia ber Effine OE @nare of
Qpurtth GpmuliNtruers bic 8retf1a, cen -.
9lai 1918 nm u lIbr a2iifaes, iiir bic NAB
ftcbeHbe QonninsIrfcil.
,srN0k Eer @"s 'ttrttpnPr Rr biRs1--fFh
eiueu rtueu Cbesbau fir eeit Hrtbee In Abite'
lrater 2o,pHih,p
Tie sreeii bat az aefnsbsn IN isbsreinitlul'
rEEud mt ben 9lareu nYh Epesiflutt7neH.
tpclde iebi la hsf { ''iet bee Scart of 9cufta
gcmuilWioHerk dufI'raen.
MIG aneeecie Hltaen oin 2ornH!areH ans.
es'eTftei fesn. TueInt in beT S1ffice bee Bonro
Of Eonntn GputmiHirners sn hakeu frb iiIin
bealeiet fsir hou sirem Epnh In her eebe nau
finfianfnb tS5,o0o.oo) Dollars NIT greet gliea
ten uHe eennasnben esiraen. hnf. her Rigisr
ben arufrnft einafbeH tfnt nse Mrteti aiisfnhs
reH lsiro. I'm sars nsrfefbs stm aaerfnHni
rtTb
Fte gruntn grmri,fioners bebeTten fif has
Ne1i nnr. irssrbeiE rbsr 6ue Mnetboie 81
bsruerfeH.
Nm gliiiroat Res @osrs q 6aHiitOH Counth
gortmifForers.
startss sfrntis. mra.ssrt.
2e,s.i0,fT
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gstis Far asntraftpfs~.
Gemmiffioner's Cftt g.

o IT III II . Uete Llfl So
SamiItpH gsuufp. d.
EtHttHHati C.. 3. 5uis 1913.
@srfiseeIte aHssbofs tpsrosn tni,
aeieHsenemmeu tn her Cffise pc Bonro q
GruHfh GoiHEfifioHsrs bic TreStaes eeff !.
Hliasut 1918 am l2 llbr ansftnes, fnr pie HnD'
fieheHbe 9pnH.rsarbett.
tsensGb hen Gpesi'tfafiener so. S20-- STR pc
Iienerherfieauua beE 5Inbianoung cner ben
Guiiabuen sur Wriiae Gbsr ben MEeGs Mtls-sss
Hieer sn giebes in m1iemi Tcsrufbfp.
1ie arbelt tGt su aefs6sben Y aenrresn'iiis
mimg nit ben RfaneH nsb Spesifhdtt9aen.
ipsise jest nnfIieasn II Der Office bes soaro ef
genutn QaMrIhi0neys
ane mneebpte mlfieH nuf geruuiareit dusSe:
ferfiai fetH. Ypei1e Isl ber Gfftce ees ToGrp cf
Qennin gemmiflseners Al pdesn INA, une & as.
sIntardenb $1,000 00l 1ptIars nnt smss a.s
ten unb aerfgeneen Hfireen ole Etnsrheif anh
her Wieier ben Aentrntf etnastsH mirb alr nass
iahrnHe ner arbeii, I'm GaIe bsrielbs TON sib
eridUnt Dtrb.
Tie g0nn,n gomHrifspners bebaIteH 10 has
mehi pee treeEeeia cher ale aneeoofs sG
nerfrerfsu.
Sm gHftrdes bss eoarb of eanilt0n COMM
Gommifioners
SfuuTeh gfrubie. @ylHbsut,
a.101T2a
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ontrat. gs ersiebi fi1 bornus. bab
bier 6ohensollern in Der 3uhl 40, unb
oersn nrei in Der 3ubl 88 ftcrben, uno
fDmit bieis aIs 1oheHsonsrgsnbl NIT
Rs9t ~ b<Heaasu finh.
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10 Gummt nbtI e-gieneS tlssftSdiees
5Eanebaus NIT nrpbernen @edneutlihiesien:
Ieidbie gebingiilgeH 30. 364i 8scu Apsnue,
nnbe Erernnn sIbe.
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GrInmbfa Mpe-RD. 2s27, S 3imnler, 2
SdmiIien: $1,000; 500 hndr, $i5 per wlonat;
0as. gSaIier Grefap. II
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ssctis fur asntraftsren.
Gffiee ber gonntb omm II ione r.
bon SdmtItun 9punth,

Gfftte ber G0untb Is mt r.
BON SamiItou Gpuntn,
GtHctnnaft, Gbios ben TO- Suii 1918.
gerfteaeIte anasbote. lDerben ertt..
9onnfb 9omuiiitoners bon hamilton 0ountp,
GIretHnott Dbto, nuo IN Der Ctfiee bes godro
Of 9onntp eomniilinners pon Dearborn 0cnns
ginanit 1918, nm ID libr Miifdes. iiir Bic nadb.
iTebcnbe arbeit.
Gcudb ben spcsififaisUnen Rc 4ss.D. iiir
sgbiietpafer Sfiper sn Sarriion. eomtiion 9onps
10 Chic. iino 6earbcrii Counts. Srp., Sarrifon
3riunfbtp, uf1o aendb ben EpesilllatlpneH Ro
4s6s3 FIR qtne Euncretes9sriide fber ggbttewas
Ter Riner j.. porrifen, 2nmlion Gonnin, lhto.
NIB 2earborn Gnnntp, SnO, 9drriioH 1epn'
fie gtrbeit BAT Al aeftbcbeu In liebereiuiisr.
NINA nit ben Ri0HrH mfth 1peSittfaiioneit. feSt
auflteaeub in ben Offices Der beiGsten Ecnros
Of GelIiin Qommiiionere
Pile Iigebcie uliiieR auf 50rniElnren niisBes
fcritat fetH. peibe iH ben Ef'iees Der beidgfRH
Aearbs Of Gennfn 9onimiiouers 81 hoben finD,
NIB miiifen beaieiiei icin bon etret Niiraf 1di
III Der Sit'nme BON fiinftaulenb (S3o0O;Doa
ToHdts pemob ben Epe3ifiiatcnen gic. 4s9eD
une elmer @iirpidlaGi in oer snmnie poa 8ebHs
talfeno (si0, ,00o00l RplIor5 aemab ben spes
tifiiaiioncr go. 4sHs9 init 5iuei GlticH ana
Scsfiosa - sse ss s eSfs srSs sghG snr Sa
Der Rieter ben sfnnfrait cinaeben lpirb Sar
anstiihruHa eet atoeit. i'm 5dle oerieibe ipH
greTfaHrif mirh.
aieter boben has ssecbt. iBrs cieeneu gidne
uro EpesifintipHen fir cine &rIde an oiefem
9nu!ie sii uHierhraifen,
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ten fih b1s Hedbt Dor ndt Gmpinua bon aus
geboteH ben 9barnfier her Rra6s. ipeI1e Ite
eehalit su baben fpfiHf6eH, euiiuc6er eire Giabt'
Ariide obeT QoHcfeiesRtiide. feftsn'ienen.
Ste 0oInin Gouimifiioners bebdlten ficb bns
Hedt oor, elm ooer ale @naeboie surldsafpets
ts7
SIN suItrnae Der gsc0rbs ~ Gcunip Gomnif.
TONERS bon Samiiion gpnrtp, Cbto, niie 1eGrs
bern Gcauin, SHb.
geprse gsnIt
9rdTihent btr bfre3HtpieH Rp1roe u
Gounin Gomniifipnegs BON Eenrhern
90, Sab. ufb oumiIion 9ountu, L5iJ
geaIaubtgt: 22 M. e. GGaair. duosior
unb dlert oou GeGrbern 60. 0Dumiiiioners
albert Wetrbdrbt, Glerf, 1amtltoH
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cffice ber Gounfh Gomwti ftouets
BON tton HcHuip,
gtUctrnatt, Gbio. beu 10 Jnit 1913.
&erficaeIte aHgebote iuereeu eHi.
eeqeuaenommen in Der EfiP bee aodrb OF
GpuHfn GommiNsonerS boH eamtIioH apuuia.
Eiuctuuait Chic uuo In eCr Cffice hes gsDdcb
of Gourfn 9onlmifisouere bon Dearborn 3ents
Ia, aasureHcebara. anb, big III ia q. ben :.
MnaEft 1918, nm IL nbr LRiinas. ihr Bite Iod'
f;ebenhc Hrbcli;
dSen,ab ben spfstftfaiioreu 80. ssex. TOT eis
uru~cberbau fiir. eine nene srtiSe aber SSbtte'
mater atber an Sarrifon, ~ Sanlision GrnHtu,
rbto, uro 1eorborn gouH;t 9nb.. aarTiion
Gcru'btp.
Tse Erbeii Bat 5n aefttbgu In ustereirfims
muua mit ben RIaHeH urb Speliffaitcneyi. tepi
olffieaenb In ben Effiees sgI befapien NonroS
o' Gountn Gommtffionets
giue Mneeboie mffieu aG' Sorninldren dusne'
fcrtili iRtn ipeg4e III btr Cifices Der besagfeH
Aoarhs OF GoaHin aomu'uHeys su hnhen 9Hh.
uub miiHeH beaeifei fein BON ctHer ~hraifafi
bipr.nufeub 00l Tclars NIT sfuet aufeu
QpTpunb ole S4Gerbesi aGiar hak oer Ateler
red aontrati etneetsn u,to snt eiusinhrHn9
b,T artett, tu Gale bcrfeIhe i9m saerfGnni
nirb.
Snr feIbeu 3eit tperHer uraebote enfasaen,
pennmmeN tfr e!He 1oHrTeie sTiice an otsitm
auufie iefpt hebaIieu Nt bic @earAE cf
gcmrtHloners nas ReGki bgC an ieuer seif fefi,
sufteuen fDeiteH Gbaraiier Die EraGe huhen
fca In ivrtem re esefei5e aebGlT 80 hnbcH
n5tafdlen.
Neft oor. eiH cher ale Gracbo'e snriidsaiuei'
Nm au'irose Der goarbs o. gonufn Commit.
Firners Bon Samtltcu GoGHiu. Cbio. unb Lear.
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batIe: 50xt50: si60 bant, $25 per @soani.
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62 aebensiabre 9eeroiguna EamItng, ben 10.
SuIi 1918 Moraeus s 1ibr. pom Irauerbatne,
Gc 1884 gictor 5irGbe. aus, uno tutrh nm
40 llbr in Der Ct Wloniea'stirde eiH telerlts
1es Reariem abgebaIteu neroeu. lIls
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g,rdHheut Der pgrefnigfen 9onrAs OF
QpaHie 9cEtrs.figHere bon Dearborn
Go 1Hb uHb faWiiion &clFfyfp CHIC
genIanbtai. US m e EaaaIn, Muhitpr
urb GEegf psH Tc6rboru 20. Gemmtfftonecs.
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2enffme 5raa apiiufA artett in Der
Ehneieerei oneE GaasGtteit- S26 Ih 4,
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Die ggirfung Der Irint
perbote. Cine gum gindloeiltel
itimnsenoc Gtdtiltif lit bic neileite .3i.
iannrenitcIInng Der Trinfenbeits,
beIiftc in @roBbritnnnien. Tanah
auurben nGmIid, i'm Sabre 1911 rue.
.aeu grunfenheif IN England 5fi
jsan 100, 900 Ginrobnsrn In S8ott,
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1918 i'm ! uhr 9d6mtitaas N ieinet sSoo'
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bonn 9ranerbdufe aus um Jretiog. ben ls. 3nlt,
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