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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-01
LABOR LAWS SAID ID HAVE BEEN VIOLATED Tennessee Factory Inspector Behind Chattanooga
 Manufacturers

Chattanooga, July Sl.-(Special. )-Ac- cording to a report by Mrs. o. D. Glenn of the office of the state factory in spector, many merchants and manufac- turers in Chattanooga are violating the statutes fixing the maximum number of hours per week children and women may work Under the Tennessee law, no wom- en or children shall work over 5S hours per week, and according to Mrs. Glenn local merchants who remain open until a late hour on Saturday nights openly vio- late it.
 T am giving all guilty concerns a warning says Mrs. Glenn in making her report, 'and l will allow them until August 10 to revise their systems and come under the required standards. Some of them say that this will work hard ship upon them, but l have found that in most cases, after new schedule IS arranged. they find that the work is done more satisfa ctorily.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-01
HasaCurefor Pellaera

Parrie Nicholas. Laurel. Miss, writes ~Seems to me if had not obtained your remedy when I did I would not have lived much longer. I am glad you dis covered this wonderful remedy that will cure Pellagra. When I began talk ing Baughn's Pellagra Remedy my weight was 60 odd pounds; now it Is 90 odd I would like to have this pub lished ana sent to sufferers of Pellagra" !"
 This is published at her request If you suffer from Pellagra or know of anyone who suffers from Pellagra, it Is your duty to consult the resourceful Baughn. who has fought and conquered the dreaded malady right in the Pellagra Belt of Alabama.
 The symptoms-hands red like sun burn, skin peeling off sore mouth. the lips, throat and tongue a flaming red. with much mucuous and choking, indi- gestion and nausea. either diarrhea or constipation.
 There is hope if you have Pallagra You can be cured by Baughns Pallagra Remedy. Get big free book on Pallagra Address American Compromising Co.,, Box 2014. Jasper. Ala, rem bering money is refunded in any case where the remedy fails to cure
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-01
NOTHING SHORT OF CHAOS GAN BADLY EFFECT SECURITIES Claflin Failure Is Still Hav- ing UnfavOrable Effect
 On General Situation ,FAR-SIGHTED MEN
 PREDICTED TROUBLE Vanderlip Long Ago Felt That the Adjustment of the Balkan Ques-
 ton Was Only Temporary
 Settlement
By HOLLAND

New York July 1.-(Special )-When, a few days ago, France marketed a very large loan for which there was an over subscription that was unprecedented, the comment was frequently made in the financial district of New York that this was as good evidence as could be se- cured that tranquility had been estab- lished on the continent of Europe. Those who. two years ago, were hoarding their money because of their apprehension lest the war in the Balkan peninsula should destroy all values excepting that which is in actual cash appeared to have changed their sentiment from apprehension to con- fdence.
 Yet it was sometimes said by those who discussed the apparently improved Euro pean situation that no one could tell how suddenly conditions might change It
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-01
STOVALL MAY RUN !. ID SUCCEED BREWER Mississippi Treasurer Sc. riOusly Considering Run
 ming for Governor

Jackson, Miss, July 3l.-tSpecial)--P. S. sippi, admits that he Is thinking very seriously of offering his services to the people of the state as their governor for uary, 1916 In fact, MT. Stovall has about decided that he Is in the race for sover- nor, and being very live wire, he will let the balance of the boys understand he is factor that must be reckoned with. and at the end they will all know they have been in a fast-paced race.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-01
VENERABLE MASON
 VISITS GREENSBORO
Syd. Steele of Eutaw, 63 Years a Mason, Attends Recent Ma
 sonic Meeting

Greensboro, July 31.-(Special. )--At the | recent Masonic meeting here. when Henry c. Miller, grand master of the grand Ma scnic lodge of Alabama, visited Lafayette lodge, Syd Steele of Eutaw was much appreciated guest. MT. Steele is the old est Mason in the state in point of mem
 mership, having been Mason for the
 past s years. He has been Royal
 Arch Mason for 50 years.
 MT. Steele is s6 years of age and is re-
 markably well preserved for one of his years. 41 The Rev w. D. Ogletree, pastor of the Baptist church. is attending the Pelham
 Heights encampment. The state aid road is progressing with wonderful rapidity this fine weather, in deed. Hale county is coming to the front with good roads. The roads out of Greensboro in every direction first class.
 The Rev. Raimundo de Ovies visited uniontown few days since and held a
 service there at the Episcopal church. The first open bolls of cotton were brought to town on the 24th by k. II. Lavender
 Good rains during the past week have
 benefited all crops. Cotton looks fine Walter Null and Miss Mary King were married uear Stewart few days ago.
 Ernest Burford and Miss Ada Hogge
 were married in Beat No. 10 few days since.
 Greensboro is anxiously awaiting the
 meeting of the board of trustees of the Southern university, which will be held
 In Selma August 4 for the purpose of electing president For that institution, to succeed Dr. Andrew Sledd, recently resigned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-01
BARBECUE PLANNED
 AUG. 20 IN EUF HULA
Veterans and Farmers of NeighbOring Counties
 Will Be Guests

Eufaula, July 31.--tSpecial IA big bar hecue for the entertainment of the Con federate Veterans and the farmers of southeast Alabama and neighboring Geor- gia is to be given by the merchants and business men of the city on August 20. The lead in the matter has been taken by the Commercial club, who has the follow ing committee working out the details for the big day: R. D. Thomas. chairman; E. B. Weedon, J R. Barr and H. &. Stewart. Some first class meat Is to be secured and barbeeued in first class style. and will probably be served at the Eu- faula compress, if the use of this can be secured. Other attractions for the day will include baseball game. arrange ments for which are being made by IL. D. Engram. It is likely that two semi professional teams will be brought here lie speaking on topics of especial interest to the farmer. The speakers are to be se- cured by Judge E. F. Thomas.
 The barbecue falls upon the first day of the annual conference of the Fourteenth Masonic district which will be held here August 20 and 21, and the Masons will also be made honor guests on this occa- sion. The club is arranging also for an automobile ride for the Masons over the city on the first day of the convention,
 Since the sale of the local cotton seed oil mill to Connor Bros. of Enterprise has been effected, the Covey Cotton Seed Oil company, which operated the mill for a year a S lessees. has been dissolved. Those interested in the leasing company were c. A Covey of this city, president, who has been in charge of the mill for some years and F. w. Mckee and c. J. Mur- phy of Atlanta. MT. Covey will continue with the mill as general manager.
 Taxpayers of the county are having some trouble over the solvent credits as- sessments, which were recently declared constitutional by the supreme court. and Tax Commissioner E. Lingo of Clayon is arranging to meet them at different parts of the county to go into the matter be- fore the tax books are finally closed for the year on September l. He will visit Eufaula tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-01

industry occasioned by the lack of defi- nite information respecting the perma- nent effect of the new tariff law-all these do tend to maintain somewhat unsatis- factory business condition in the busi- ness world. Yet on the whole there ap- pears to be confidence that American se- curlties will not be further impaired in value and there is the constantly increas- ing encouragement that has been created by the actual harvests so far and the promise of continuation until the coming of bountiful crops.
 Just at this time rather perplexing question is asked due to the promise by the Secretary of the Treasury to place at least $34, ,000000, and possibly twice as much, on deposit with the national banks to facilitate the moving of crops from the fields to the markets. The sincerity of the purpose of the secretary is unques- toned by those who are without prejudice but the wonder is whether in view of the European situation he would have made the offer. One effect of it may possibly be to enable Europe to draw from the United States large amounts of gold and to such an extent as to cause financial e,rbarra ssment here. For if money were tight and the rates were high there would be an obstacle to the exportation of gold
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-01

was well known in the financial district that some of the leading international bankers were, to use a paradoxical ex- pression, preparing for sudden and un- expected explosion. 1t was the European situation and his knowledge of many of the conditions there of which the public had no intimation which led Frank A. Vanderlip, in an address delivered in this city in the late spring, to intimate that no matter how large our crops might be. there still remained possibilities if not probabilities, which might disturb the industrial and financial peace of the world
 Those who are best informed have since the termination of the war on the Balkan peninsula suspected that that may have been no more than a temporary truce. Sometimes it has been said that the pos sibility of a great convulsion on the con tinent of Europe was remote, since the leading tinanciers would not permit war. But the powers appear to have paid httle attention to the disposition of the great fnanciers, and it has been observed here that the warlike attitude of Austria, with the presumed sympathetic attitude of Germany, seems to be independent of any considerations of financing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-01
Says s5 a Day Man Cheated
mn inc New York Sun.

From the NeW AOrK sun.
 Detroit-The first of several suits which have been instituted by Henry Ford. through his attorneys, for the recovery of money paid on his profit sharing plan which, it is claimed, was obtained through false statements, has been heard and the jury disagreed
 Charged with obtaining employment through false representations. Andrew Brzenkiewicz was sued for $S6O, which represents the difference between what he ordinarily would have received and his share in the profit plan. The defendant, it was charged in court obtained $o a day job by declaring himself married and inducing his sister-in-law to pose as his wife and borrowed his brothers children to make the case strong.
 The alleged facts were learned through Brzenkiewicz's neighbors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-01
A Short Trip

From the Philadelphia Ledger
 .Mr Lane called again this morning, sir" said the new office boy, as Mir. Stuart entered the office.
 Did you tell him I'd gone to Europe as I told you to: Edward?" asked Mir. Stuart. Yes sir" answered the boy. 'l told him you started this morning..
 That's good boy" said Stuart. And what did he say y?''
 "He wanted to know when you'd be back replied Edward, "and told him after lunch, sir.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-01
Joss Sticks Exempt

From the New York Times.
 Declaring thsI general policy of the tarifr law is idmit the free entry of articles used ih worship of whatever form of religion. the board of United states
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-01

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-01
DrS. DOZier
 & DOZier Specialists
 *O:OH FIRST AVENUE
 upuu arr NrnaA suA
:O2O1s FIRST AVENUE BIRMINGHAM, ALA.

Treats scientifically chronic. ner- vous. blood. skin. genito-urinary and female diseases; also cancer. scrofula. rheumatism and morbid conditions of the heart. lungs. liver. kidneys and pelvic organs of men and women: and by reason of long. experience, modern methods and excellent facilities. eff
 fects cures in as short time as possible and with moderate expense to patients.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-01

Persons who need glasses or whoS nave any trouble with their eyes, cara- nose throat. are cordially inVitat1 to visit our offices and be examined without charge. The removal of Ade- holds, Polipi. and the skillful exttr.' patton of diseased tonsils and the scl- entific treatment of maladies. of tho Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat is pro. full work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-01

Walter Null and Miss Mary King were married near Stewart a few days ago. Ernest Burford and Miss Ada Hoggle were married in Beat No 10 few days since.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-01

The Rev. Raimundo de Ovies visited Uniontown few days since and held a service there at the Episcopal church.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-17
aarl girak.
Ter 1lAtsr hss iaIfspIa. tsIhdHIiam
WnilunnIllrbes.

WatIpnalIlrbts.
Nm 30. 9uni idbrit T8 sum so.
DlaIt Der 9obsstaa bon aarl Urisos
rid Gtrah BEN 9idttr Der i4lts'
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sSaIsspig 6Olittin muruml9Iun.
gen. Gin BerIiusr mar Is, bsr bic,
len 9rubpadng anittmmlt, ttn Bin.
nsnldnbtr. Der uur po~riibtrashsno Elm,
nal bic Gsitnos ShIsspies 6olhtius
esItbsH Bat. aIs GobR bts 6iRoris
iera uno @ou0sruturs ON gsrIinsr
aabgiimlauis 500. JtisbrI4 ct. am
is. Sanuar 1903 aeborsn, sgbitIt btr
9idlsr feline Susmosr5itbuHs inIoIge
her mtbrfaden 9sritBun1 ots 8aitrs
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I'm bic Rshts, nutbs aammsrae,
r;dtsrtittsnoat unb 1929 4ildfor
bsilu Hriminalgtridt In Berlin uno
tataui bel ben Sbtrlnnbesgsridien
81 Ilarisnptretr uno 5routfuri a.
o. 1884 puroe sr gum Ariegstu'
iti5rnt srnonut uno fiibrte nun In
bieitr GttIlung bic GbsraafEdi Hbtr
Die gsrt1tt bts Grisosbergtr ar,iits
iR Der MumaTt. Sm Sabre 1887
obsr I6itb ,r aus benz S~uitsbitnls
aus unb sins, isinu atigung na1
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mad Berlin, no Is ibm Itbr bolb az.
lang, iid cine ausgsbtbnt, prdyis 80
ihofftn.
giniss Sobrs Ipditr G842) bi9iels
Strab, Der bsrsits nit 3dbIrtidsn
poetiidn SdOpfungsH an bi. Del
fsntlidtsit gstrsten mar, fir cine
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ter III oisiu StrabIhs llrttrt oes
f9Isspigs boil iitiniIhen glaiiOnaIlisbss
bon Matt6Gus 5risbri6 Gbemnib
Q815-70 uT%gearbtitet portsn. Die
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BON Msptr mo
Brodbols be3ti4usn gbsmniB ais
ben 9ittsr bts giebes lnp meloen
BON Strab istn Wort. Us III bus
@erbitut Goulro Gngels, in isiuer
Gtidihts Der beuti9en 2iteratur
GarI 5risbrih Strab nls ben eigents
liden llrb,6rr oss 6oITteinIieoss islfs
esItelIt gu 6obsH. 1s49 puroe StrdB
in bic prsuBitc admmsr gtpdbIt, III
Der sr Ith Der DppoIition anI9lob.
Sn isiner 8atsritaot Berlin eretlls
ben 6iidbrigsn Der 5oo. Den Grs
irag ieiuer sminnss, 8sins uRb
RrisgsIisber" bic 1922 eri1isntn,
itiftsts sr gum 9eItsn Str I'm ike
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ner 9ubs, Strnis unD &ontroper5s
preOigt" gegtn ons 4psrfsbrts Berlin"
nnb in Itinem i'm iel6er Sabre 1920
srfdisnsnen .9erIinsr Sdnurren" crs
ireiIi er ii6 nls 6unorif bon be-
spingsnber aomit. giuigs Gr3d1s
hunger, RoOslIen unb ein 9dno6en
@eoiGte fino bic ipnitt1en Gr3eugs
nifIe Der inapp bsmtIfencn Mu6ss
Itunben, bic tbm feline aritrengenbe
96tigtsit dIs annalt uno Bolts
rsrtrttsr iibrig Iicb.
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Mnbhen In 0pIi,riridltrr.

Der iunge aobofat u. 8. Miob'
cen lit oils aalloioot fir EoIi5ei,
ritter altf Dem bemofrotiiden Iifet
nufgetreten mo eriudt biermit Die
oeutiAen 8emofroten, i'm 5lt ulter.
fifteen. &err Maooen lit Elm ereif-
Iider itlnger Mtann, Der cine quite
9iIoung genofen bat uno poIlaui
befabi1t iii, baS @mt, nod neldem
er Itrebt, in better 8eiie 81 oertpaI.
ten. Gr niiroe feline @iinitlings.
pirtbifaft cinreiBen IniietL uuo ieiu
Mmt mad ltreng rebtliden Rrin5i.
pien oerpaIten. Maooen beroieut
llnteritiibnug.
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gRin. gsntt fir shnhmeiiter.

8err ISM. Butt, Der oQbetannte
9eutihe mo friibere 8rdiioeut oes
omaha 8lattOeuti6en 8ereius be.
mirbt iid oltf Dem oemofratiideu
3idet INN Die Domination fir Goul.
tufS Aobmeiiter 5reuno Butt lit
in ieoer 8e3iebung befdbigt oas
mi6tiae 9lmt 3l fiibren mo io0tc
altf Die ungetbeiIte llnteritibung iet.
uer oelttiden 6reuube ont 5timm.
faiten redlnen f0nnen.
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spreninn fir apnarehmnnn.

Scrr gllfreo Soreuion, Der SIC.
0afteur 6es graminer bctpirbt iifl
betanHtlid mn Die republifoniife
aongreB. domination. IS inter.
Iiegt feiuem 3ueiiel, DAB Sorenion
Gin trefilider aanoioat 1T, Gin
gtaun ron 8ilouug mo acnntuii.
fen mo ireiiinnigen 9rin5ipien. st
lit ein ausgeiprobener @pguer BON
Brobi6itiOn mo 5rauenitimnrctt
uno Elm 5reumo Der fremogeborenen
giirger. Sin Mlnm mie Sorenion
tonute i'm aongreB oiel @utes t6un.
Die oeutideu RepubIifnner ioatcn
iih ieiner an Stimmfaiten eriunern.
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Der 0immelsatLas.

Der aittonpF Roromann beridlet
ii6er Die itauE.-sregsnbe Qrbeit, Die
man felt msbreren Sabrsn In uGts
3ebn iber san3 europa unb grnsriia
Derftreuten Obferbatorien %leiitst, nm
oas SimmsIsgetpDIbe 3u pbotogra,
pbieren. Qbmiral Mou6eb mar es,
BET 6isiss groBartigs Dert dnregte
unO in oi. 8sse Isitsts. Die Ser.
itellung elmer nItronomiI6en &urts
mar biz oobin allen ais Elm iiber.
msnf6li6es llnternsbmsu erI9isnen,
ba msbr uIs isns miIiOnsn Gtsrne
Bis our slftsn 9r6be unb msbr ais
400 Milionsn Biz 3ur p~isr5sbnten
Grobs srtfiiersn. Mou9sn aber mar
iiberasugt, bab mittels Der gboto.
grpbie in fptnigen Minutsn .3e6n.
taulenbs ben Sternsn auf cine platt.
nm e!Ii6sr 0uaordt5entimeteru ge'
bra9t neroen tonnten, uno bic 2sis
ter Der grobsn Sternpartsn Der DeIt
bdtten balo bic Qrbeit untereinanoer
perteilt. Der srfts 9sil bisles 5ibs
rers Ourd ben SimmeIsruum litst
nun fertis Dor in benz Rteftnipert
fino bsrsits ale Stsrne big our sIftsn
@rDBe, b. b. ettpd feds Milionsn
@eftirne, photographer. Die aitro'
nomer, Gle bas SimmsIssstpOlbs
pbotDsraphiertsn, baben piels psrGns
berIi9e Sttrne unb biels tletne plds
nsten sntOsdt. 5srHsr babsn tie feIt.
seitellt. 6aB bic 3obI Der Stsrue UNI
70 gsrinser miro, ie peiter Ots Stsrns
bon BEN Spnnenfpitem entfernt iino.
Die GorIdsr BADEN aua e%rgrlnbet,
baB In ben 3pii9en oeneinaeInen Stsrs
nen bsfinblidsn 3pifdenrGumsn cine
Art unsn0li9 oiinuen Rebels, Der
Ieu6tsnbe GtrabIen sin1augt, bprbans
ben 1T. Sine Oo[ltommens 2ssrs gibt
es an isinsn puntte bss ertsnnbarsn
MeltaLs. So lit enoli9 mod snt6edt
iporben, onb ale Sterne, Die mir
NIT ben ieBt DOrbanoensu .Snitru'
mentsn beoba6ten t0nnen, 3pet bsrs
fdiebenen @ruppeH on5usebUreu
iaeinen; oieie Stsrngruppen tpsnOen
F9 mad ganS fernsn puutten oes
Raumes uub treussn ii6, pbne ii9 5u
DermiI6en. llnisre 6Onne sebOrt sur
WiI4FraBsngrupps.
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fd6i9t. Gr bot inf Der Staatsuni.
periitdt bon Rebrasfa Die ae6te
itu0irt un0 oann in Cnlnba oils
a0pofat prafti5irt. er 1T Der On.
lel oes u%eritorbencn I~angj1brigpn
beitidlen 5rieoensritters 8m. alt.
itaot. ais oeiien gtadiolger or ON
8. 5ebruar 1914 ernannt nurOt.
Scit oicier Belt bat lid Scr Gnfel
ais 1uiiroiaer gtahioIger oes 8roB.
uaterS qe3eigt, Der init @ruiiienbaf
tiateit ole oorIiegeu0en 5dle erie.
Oigtc. 21ngere Belt bat SEER Sas
fea in 9Ibpeienbeit ocs 9oli5eirif
tcrs sur p%olliten 3u~irieocnbeit DER
Nitrger Oriian MINT 6efleioet. SER
SaSfel lit nat 4u%sbiloung mlo
Gerauln9uua bod beidbigt. oas amt
oes 6rieOensridters ST. befleiOeu urO
oiirite nonliiiirt peroeu.
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6crrt ". ". 9Ober, Republican,.
idjer 9nnotoot fir Golmtp ShuIiu.
per%inten0ent, Uiiuidt Die lluteritiib.
ltrg aner Seutiden @GbIer. gr
bdlt 0os betreffen0e 9[mt iGst 3ur
boIIten 3ufricocnbeit oller.
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EoIitiide anfanbiamnatu.
giHstHt 8asisIi.
aanbiSat fir 5risbeusrIdttr.

ginreut 6. &astea beuirbt fd
aii benz rrpubIitaniiden Gidct inn
oas amt 0es 6rie0eHsridters. Serr
Saslea 1T file Oies ant mobile.
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Rit gepefsn. GuffeI (Su
Spunb): r9u sibft ben 8runobrisI
an @siHtR GnteI gar unfrdntisri
uuf9"
ga, Elm PROS bin i'd ME gene.
Ifn!
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Bargains in eebroudten @aI6i.
nen.-0maba 8icpcle So, 16. ann
Chicago StraBe.
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5eiulte YOra.IioDeln; 1teeo.aeobeln
nuf 9eiteluns gemndt. Omobo
Aeeb g. &attan Go. 119 NosS Is
Strobe Gel DOUGLAS 20k0.
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P0ro 1914 WooeII bier. gara.
Wv tn ge6r. Waidinen. 8ope
Motor 60, 2572 2eob., a. 1895
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2annbries.

gs beaabIt itd. itets inubere Bd.
lhe 81 tragen.
Gnnas Mu6cI 9annSrg
Omaha SuucI Snpplg So.
II. uno Douglas Ctr, Omaha, Rcb.
1883.
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- Sir Gountb.S tabmeiiter. SO.
Is. lire. @r lit iett Sfabmeiiter.
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A0DOfatcn- 3efJtsanudIte

@nIfinser & 8eb6. Oraba Rotio.
nal 9art Sch, 9immer 959, Omo.
fla. IeIcphon DouaIus 1898.
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Observation-Disclosures damn ODER
6rau unter 90 Sabren, Inn Wait.
glieoer fir cine e%reinigung orsits
nerben. $50 bis $500 monotIid.
4ntportet idnen. S-2-ll, 60.
ninqton an.
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8oarS anb Jiopm @ute 3immer.
euteS Giien Bel oeuti6er SomiIie.
5. @eper, 1917 CAB StroBe.
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9as einSise bentde I6beI.& epara.
turgeid1ft in Omaha. q. Garaus,
@ieentb. 2910 Sarnom; Sor. 1862
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gerSient u.ebr wslb.

GrIernt Ons auto.@ eibatt. gereften
Sic iih anf ben @norong im Eriih.
iabr boz. gs lit Dies Die einaioa
Sfils, in meIher sic bns @eId6iA
griinoIid Iprnen. 0cbrasfa autpnss9
bile sdseI, 1412 20bae strahs
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An5elgen!

vi 0rr OeutidDen &ulunie! 1870
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