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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-11

Items for this column may be tele-
phoned to 2329-N-1 or the State Jour-
nal office.)
Mrs. J. w. Marsh has returned to
her home near Berryton after a few
days visit with her daughters, Mrs. ].
D. Vance and Mrs. o. Shaul.
The. Thursday evening prayer meet
ing this week will be held at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Crews.
The Art club will meet Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. T. J. Par
risk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Berry are NOV
ing to Lawrence today. where they
will make their future home.
Mrs. A. e. Robinson of North To-
peka, spent Tuesday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Parrish.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Vance entertain
ed at family dinner Sunday. Those
present were Mrs. j. w. Marsh. Mrs
8. Cocker. Mr.. and Mrs. o. Shaul. Miss
Pearl Shaul and Carolyn Vance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Walter of
Swygart avenue and Clarence Shook
of North Topeka, were guests at the
G. w. Case home. Sunday.
Mrs. p. w. Sims and son Dale of
Berryton. spent Tuesday with, Mrs. E.
SimS.
The people along Twenty-sixth
street. west of Maryland avenue. are
setting q good example for their
neighbors by putting in cinder side
walks to the car line.
Mrs. Geo. Hamaker and Mrs. Nc
Gahey of North Topeka, were guests
Tuesday Of Mrs. j. Banta.
Mrs. NJ. Manshardt returned yester-
day from a weeks visit with her son
in Manhattan.
Mrs. w. H. Hafner spent Tuesday
with her parents in North Topeka.
Mrs. A. Braem has gone to Chicago
to visit her daughter several weeks.
Mrs. Hammel has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. E. r. Crouch.
The good roads meeting at the
school house will be held Friday even
ing, instead OF Thursday evening, as
was previously announced.
The watson grange will present q
play at Highland Park school house
next Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Hendricks will
move soon to the Whiteker property
on Ohio avenue.
DIR. and Mrs N. ]. Taylor of Berry
ton spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
e. A. Dunlap.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-11

the msnbet yho hxvs besn insf1eA
to axten4 toniSht are: Mr.. and 1ers.
u. B W1llon. Mr.. and 1fra. ". D.
1oes, Mr.. and Mrs 81. ". Charles,
1t. and Ma Howard Johnston and
- Kumb and MIS- olcott Of the
high school
The underblou&e OF this jaunty
coat dreeg = made entirely Of lace
over eelf-tone net. The aleeyelees
BLOUSE and speplum which, together
prodpce - smart cost effect. were cut
from . beautiful eilk brocade In Rus
atAn green and 0lrdled with velvet Of
the same shade. The skirt was Of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-11

Come to this sale and get your next
winters supply of Superior Union
Suits. Over 1000 garments to
choose from-aH firsts.surplus
stock of the Superior" Mills
bought by us at so cents on the
dollar-lisles, cOtt0ns, pure woods
and wool mixed garments-sixes to
fit everybody.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-11

Invitations are out for the Wedding
Of Miss Isabel Smith, the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blood Smith,
and Lieutenant Arner Robenson. The
marriage will be so1emnized in the
presence of q few friends Saturday
evening, March %, at $3.50 o'clock. at
Grace cathedral, by Dean J. p. Deb.
Kaye.
Lieutenant Robenson has been sta
toned at Deming, N. NJ, this winter,
but will be transferred to the Philip
pine Islands, and he and his bride will
go to Fort William Mckinley. Manila,
where they will be at home after
May Is.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-11
NORTH SIDE news
New Union Pacific Depot Will
Be Finished by Tonight.
Crushed Rock Is Being Unload
ed to Be Used in Paving.

The construction of the new Union
Pacific freight depot in North Topeka
will be finished with the exception OF
a few minor improvements by tonight.
About twenty new steel rolling doors
are being hung in the storehouse and
when these are hung the erecting of
the new building and the remodeling
of the old one will be practically fin
ished.
The office force of the freight de-
pot have been in their new quarters
for some time. However. the moving
Of the files and fixtures was COM
pleted only recently.
Paving the grounds is scheduled to
begin within a short time. Crushed
rock is now being unloaded on the
paving ia completed the Union Pacific
will have one Of the best equipped
freight depots in the city. a-s.s
Fire In Little Russia.
A small fire destroyed a barn and a
couple Of sheds Tuesday night at 639
East Gordon street. The damage
amounted to about SIS. According
to the firemen they fought the fire
under difficulties. They were forced
to use more than two thousand feet
of hose in order to get water to the
burning building.
They Don't Want Divorce.
E. Goodno, an employee of the Rut-
About a week ago. according to Good
no, one of the local papers printed a
story which stated that Goodno's wife
was asking for a divorce and charged
her husband with cruelty. Goodno
denies this and has been asked about
It so often by his friends that he IL
more or less hot under the collar"
Want Farm Demonstration.
There Is a movement among the
farmers of the northern part of Shaw
nee county to raise money to secure
the services OF a farm Demonstration
for the northern part Of the county.
It is estimated that to secure the
services Of such a man at least $4,000
must be raised. Several of the small
err towns in the northern part of the
county are making efforts to put this
movement through.
Personal Mention.
The thermometer belonging to the
clerks in the North Side postofice
was stolen Tuesday night. The Their
most reliable in North Topeka, and
the clerks say that II the person who
took it will bring 1t back no questions
will be asked.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Shaffer Of Sum-
merf1eld is spending some time in
North Topeka visiting relatives. They
will leave in about three weeks for
Lyman, Col.
Walter Black of Summerfield is
visiting friends and relatives in North
Topeka.
John Guny is ill at his home. s14
East Laurent street. He is suffering
with pneumonia.
Mrs. c. D. Whiting Of Lees Sum-
mit Mo-. and Mrs E. F. Jones of st.
Louis were the guests of Mrs. J. c.
Snediker Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. U. Wise of Gen.
tralia have returned to their home
after visiting for some time at the T..
]. Woolman home in North Topeka.
A. E. Peterson of Granville is
spending q short time in North To-
peka on business.
Auction-At my home in Grant
vile. on Saturday. March IA, at
o'clock. hundreds of articles. many
of which are absolutely new. Gar
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-11
FEDS WANT ~ COBB.
Gilmore Makes Him an Oner-War
to Finish.

Shreveport, La, March 11-Pres-
ident Gilmore of the Federal league
is living up to his war declarations
announced prior to leaving Chicago
He has wired Ty Cobb handsome
offer and has hopes of being able to
convince the Detroit outfielder that
his place is in the outlaw 0rganixa-
ton. Gilmore also is spending much
money on telegraph tolls in an effort
to get a number of Boston Red Sox
players. While he will not mention
the names OF the layers he is after,
it is understood they are Joe Woods,
Larry Gardner. Ray Collins and Heine
Wagner.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-11
HIGHLAND PARK NOTES

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14
!ScriOrS's 5lueiter 9SrOscil.

&eitc 9orniittaa 6eeiuut ocr 5iueis
lie 4ro5eB bon aSll1 SeriorD, fpcld]cr
Der argeblidcn glunobme bon Met
ten oiif 93fcrGercnrcn il eiitcn
APARTMENT ali Der Dla0iiongluenuc
onecflaet III, iii glbt6cilung 2 0eS
Grjnlinalgcrid5tes. Ger erite &ro5eB
oeS Sporismonnes ipcItber iidl Dor
5mei g1od]cu obipieltr errcgte inio-
fern bctrdmtlideS 9(liiieben oIS
Stoatsaruolt 9roening oie @eBaltp.
tlnq oiifiicle, Dob elmer o0er mebrc.
re Geidporene ibr Anlt nit Dem ie.
item GntidliB, fir 6reiipreaung 5it
iiiumcit 1ugairetei battci SarrD
9 g9olf Der 9lrpalt Serioro's iii Der
feiten lleber3eigure, 0aB lein Alient
bci oieieni Rro3cB ireigeiproGen ucr'
0en miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14
Su's Sysnieits abbcrrfcu.

cSrau Sophia Geaermaun sic
Sdmicgermilticr oes Girigenien
SSobn 81. alcin, in Der @o6nimg
oeS 9ettcrcn ans Dem 9e6cu ac-
idie0en. 9lbIeben non sSrau
Caroline G@neioer
Sym 9(Iter uon 72 So6reu idieo 9e.
liern 6rn Sophia &ellermann, bon
gtr. 200, observation-disclosures, aus
Dem Sebcu. Srm aeucrmann pur-
oe IN Saunc0er ge6oren lnO fam I'M
Sabre 1880 nit ibrer 6anIilie HaA
9Imerifa. 3pei Sabre ipdter puroe
ibr @otte ms SSeHieits obberufen.
lie @eritorbeHe binteridBt cine God.
ter, Srou SobH V. &lein, oie @atttu
bon 'Rrof Sobn 9l. @leiiL uno eInen
Sobn, 5rieOrid aeaernonn IN IelU
York Iie 9eeroiguna finoet NOR
gen gtohmittag 3mei llbr bonn Irdlts
crboiie aus auf Dem DIT. Carmel.
,Srieoboi itait. Roitor aiin5ler, ocr
Scclior9cr Der ct. So6ornes.Be-
meinoe, uiro ole Crauarrcoc baltcu.
Srnn Gorolino 9 dHetocr.
@eiterr itarb ,Srau Gorolino
Shneioer, Die @itime oe5 Serrn
6reoerid Sdnei0er i'm bo6en 9llter
BON rs Sobrcu Gas 2cihcu6egdng.
nib iin0et an Nlittlpoh glohnlittog
nm ~ llbr uou ibrer Nobrlrg
glr S3l, SiiSsIritte. StraBe. aug ollf
Dem W2t Gormel6rieo6of itott. lin
2 ll6r glahnlitto9S miro in Der CT
iten oertifen eUongeliihcn Stride an
Der Gait.9IOenue mo IillonsStraBe
Elm @oites0ienlt obqebaitei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14
cyrl. Guu guut6 bier.

SRI. Guu 9ootb, sic Cobtcr oes
@riiuoers Der Seilsarmce, rn0 bic
2eiterin Der genanrten Organization,
bielt aeiteru %ornittog cine glnipra-
dc in Der criten goptiiten-airme. Sie
iprob iiber oas iegcnsreide Nirfen
ccr Neilsnruec un0 iiber lire gr5ie.
hitng im Glternbnlie. glm Nbcr0
ipra1 lie III y9llbougb'S Ibcoter@
iibcr Sen @arocgong un0 ocs @5irfen
i6reS perItorbenen Satcrs, OeS @enc.
rails g9nl. goptb. Sen 3uborern
miir0en ne6rere 2ihtbiloer ge5eigi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14
GntldlaAiannaen.

Bon Der BuHocsregieriHg an 9lnge.
iteute, bic I'M Dicnite peruugIiid-
ten, be3abIt. SSusgeiammt ST.
sO9,929.
g8aibingtou, 13. Gej. 9iod
geitern publi3irtcn glngabeu oeS 9ii.
rcauS fir 9Irbeitsitatiitif bat pic 8inr
0esregicrlug pa5ren0 Der leBten 3
Eobre observation-disclosures imo5c.
ianmtbctrage DDn $i SO3.92 All
$4,000 8erioncn. Bic onn ibr aNgc.
iteat uaren lm0 I'M Gicnite pcriui.
qliidtcn, inter scr @utid1oiglngS-
glftc bon 1908 bc5ablt. Die bctrei.
ienOen glrqeileaten moren 9lrbeiter
uno geI9ulte Snnomerfer, oic in 9lr.
ienaIen, 9Iaop g)aros, an 8eieitiQins
GEN am 8ouonafanal iuiO offentli.
hen 8auten, i'm SclAttburlu0ienite
ino g9erfen bcihdftigt morru. Ole
@eiommt3abl Der llngliidsfdue felt
Dem Sntraittreten Oes @ntiddoi.
gln9s @eieBes mar 42,290. Gie
8o6l Der Sale, Die 500 SIR 6oIae
botten, mar 1905. @ie @eiammt5obl
Der @ntiAdoiglnss ,SorOerlngcu
pnr 14,963, popon t4,046 genebs
miat, 9il abgcpieien iuliroen un0
feds unerleoigt blic6en. gldbe5u 0ic
Salitc oacr llnaliidSf1ae (Iooesfdl.
lc mo Gcrlcbint9cu 5uianinen) eut
fiel auf 9lrbeiter oni 4anomafanol
loo bic 9Irbeit nit beion0ers GROCER
(Sciabr ocr6iuloen mar. SSn 5neiter
8eibc, mas Gerartige llng(iidsfdlle
bctrifii, itaroen 9lngciteate oeS Wla.
riHc.Ncpartcmcnts, iii 0ritter iolcbe
OeS Aricgs IcpartementS, III bier.
ter ioldc oes GepartelnentS oeS sSn-
ncrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14
,,gsaiS to crocr. a

Gic N2italieoer oer SuliorsGloil
Oes NcrStc Golcgs Ueroeu beiite
in ocr 2oDola Sullc al oct Gac bon
GalDert. imo Observation-Disclosures cineu
Gtpani, betitelt o@laio 10 Drocr'
8nr Slufiiibrimg brin9cn. Die Soupt.
rolcl babcn sri. Gorotbo Ylc1o-
uolo, u. j. 2. 2aiprencc ulo 9arrU
Iciton iibcrHonlnictl. ,Sn oet ,}iui-
i6eapailien ipiro @r. &. ". @cd BON
NhiIo0elp6id nit Gornct @ortrdBcn
crfrcucn. Dns Grheltcr ocS GoQc5s
miro inter Ger 2eiting ocS Or, 6.
G'yicil con5eriiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14

SSn Der @obnung ibrer IoHter,
6rau Gornelia @linor, 91r. 1927,
9loro.Niount. StraBe, muroe geItcrl
Jlt friiber Morgcnihmoe oie 67.idb-
rige 6rou gInnic Gurd toOt in ibrem
nit 2euhtgas anoefiillten 3intmer
airfgeilmoen. Gie 9eniibuuaeu 5lpeier
gler5te, bic betaote 6rnu ntittels OeS
Rulmotors pieoer ms 9eben 3iIriid-
5iirufen. erfpieien Ii1 ais nerge6enS
6ral W}iuor mar flrJ mad / llbr
Worgens ermaht iuO bate ben ats
Dem Sdlaf5inmer ibrer Dlntter
oringeuOen @asgerud) bemerft. Go
roner Or. s. 6reocrid Senpel CAB
ein oli Goo 0lIrd lluiaa lalltenoes
8er0itt o6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14

lVlag onnn tommeH iuaS piu SSdj
weiB, Dab oieies Solioaritdtsqcfiibl
bic 9leibcn meiner Rarteigenonen
uno aameraoen frditia ourn5icht
CicS alid oiIs5uipreden bate i'd
iiir cin &ebot ocr bo9eruiicn 3eit
Die wir ourbfoiten miiiieu Meoer
bic prcuBiicbe, nod bic ocuiihc @o.
3ialocmotratie fam pcrgeiieR, Was
iie unieren @oIts9cuoneu i'm @oiien-
ipic i'm 5rieoensfIeioe ibnl0ig IL
Darum t6HneH Melounscu, oie oas
@egeutbeil beiaeen, ridt idari aenua
5uriidgelpiieH perocn i'm Sutereiic
eiHes baloigen arieasabihhliieS, Der
lHS eiHen ebreHuoueu Jrteoen ilhert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14
Ner erite sdnee.

G6mobl iHon an Uor6erge6cn0en
Iagen ab iuiO 5u etlidc Shneciloden
in ben Gorit1Oten 5u bemerfen ma-
reu, 10 mar 0oh geiteru Ser critic eli
gettlihe Sd)nceial in oieient gsinter
81 uer5eidnen. 9laer0ings mar 0ie-
lem eriteu Sdnee MIR cine iebr fnr5e
1aucr beihieoen aauui 0aB CT liH
ami einem Iadl ODER allf ben 9aumen
ctpas feitgeieBt bate, iulroe er au1
imoH mioer ourh Ben iolgcaoen &c.
aen pertrieben. G9 lpar cin re1t
rmgenriitbliher Souiitaa, init Der
bablAite felt 1erbitanian1. Gie5olge
mar, 0ab Die @traBeu am gcitrigen
Gage fait noIlig oerlaiien porel uno
nur perb1ltuiBnt0Big mcnig @erlonen
irobcn ben llnbil0en Der g9ittcrino
uno begaben iih 5it Doraiis arralt9ir.
ten 6citlidjfeiicn. 6ed)t gelegen fam
Der befti9c &cgeliaa am Nad)miitaa
iDobl Dem @aiier-Sugenicur, oa ocrs
ielbe iebr itarf 5unl 5iiien oeS ueuen
4oH Nopcn Relerpoirs beitrig.
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gleiiere NfairInnnen nnntiIre6t.

"a ic1 nono, 8a., t2 Ge3em6er.-
Ger 9unoesrot6 ser airGeu bon
9lnerifa Der bier III SiBuig mar
unN ieine @erban0lngcn geitcrn
ann 9lbidluB ge6rad5t bat einc All
Sopon geridtete 6rie0enSbotihoft
oHnenouimcil Inn oie 5reunoidait
5Diideu oen Sapaneru uno Dem
golfe Der @ereinigteu Staaten felt
Sit ihnicoen4 un0 bat cine Yeipes
almg in Sam geieBt, pclde cine
9ler0ernng IN Scr Dletbo6e 6es Sc5
reaS BON @eihidte in Sen ShnIen
10 SAB Die &riegsglorie cine 9l6fiib.
lnng criGbrt. be5luedt. Or. q. 8.
@ulid bon SSapau lnO Or q. 9Rot-
t6eus BON Chicago iuuroen Oa5u erie.
EN- Die SricOensbotihaft bon IT,
O00000 Gbriiten nunieren geliebten
Sriioern0 in S5apau 81 iiGerbrineen.
Ginc BON @iiNof 6enorir BON St.
2cuiS eiugeGroftc Gciolttions luos
rii Den Su6en fir sic 2ciOel meIhe
0urd oen europGiihcn arieg ii6er lie
achroht iUurDen. ticic Sninpat6ie
clsgeiprodlcli ipir0, fnnO glnnobme.
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llnaain IN NinhInn6tnlnn.

Nlaridall Greamer Don Ser @alti-
more GouutD @oIi3ei unterna6u
gciter1 9lbenO nit oen RoIi3ilteH
&EeH3ler, Bird, Gotter lno stein
cine Ha53iu uuf sic Mirt6i6aft bon
&biJip 2lopo nn Scr Gde ser ga
tern glpenue unO IL. Strabc. SSn
Dem 2otal befonoen i1 iieben &er.
ionen, 5ruei Dldoden lmO fiinf W0n-
ncr non Sen lebteren lporen orei
Gcloatcu. Tic iieteiJ ciniGlicBlid
COS Nirt6es, ulr0en nod Der @mi-
ton @olijeiIiotion ge6ra1t. Gic III
0cH 2ofaIe @crbaTteten ipuroel 0es
on1edliden lulgebii0rli6en @etro.
gems beiduIoigt nio nod &iuterle-
Gung nou ic $270 bis 81 cinem beute
2Pnrgen iiottiin0enoen @erbor cnts
Ioiien SlopO lit ongeiduloigt, on.
Gctlid] am Sonutog Spirituoien
Dcrtauft al 6oben unO muroe Don
Greamer qegen gbreniport
Bis 5um 6eutigen @erbor eutIaiicn
oa 0ehen 6rali IN ihluertronfem 3us
iiQu0e su Saiiie lie0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-14

ioriibe 9srdiiocnt GIntierre3 CAB ae,
iteru Der u2liiociirten @rene" Elm SSn.
tcrpicm, in pel@em cr ieiu 9eoauern
i6cr oie &eupunOlmg, be3m. 1oo.
tlng bon glmerifanern ourd merifo.
niide @eidoiic 9lusorud CAB, imO en-
fldrte, 0aB er iiberau ipo iib @reuj.
perlebungeu ereigneu f0nnteu, Die
Ginitcllang oer Gperationeu perIars
gen wcroe. Gr ic1e Elm, oaB Oie 42e
rifaaer mi ieoen Ereis Die 6reino.
idait ser glmerifauer bebalten niiB-
tel.
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Qn6n Nrr fErirhcnsitiflrrin

9lls @elobnlng fir oas S6li6ten
eineS Streites er6ielt 9eitern ,Srau
Glora SloDO Don glr. 1925, Goltern-
9Ipcnuc, cine 8ierflaibc iiber oell
anpf 9eidla9en. Sic erlitt eincn tic.
fen RiB auf Dem &opfe imo muBte
iim nod 6cm ct. eSoiepbS &oipital
begchcn. Ecr Strcit ercianetc iiA
III Der Mirthidaft ibres Nlannes, g.
u. @loDO. ,Srait 2lopo fam ibrcnt
@3aune 5u 6iilfc uno erbielt 6a6ei
pon einem Ser 9etbciliaten oenShlag
nit Scr gierflaibc. Ger @}onn ser
Den Snlag fiibrtc, pcriAuanO nad
Dem Streitc aus Ser @irtbidoft lno
fonnte big Jest nitt geflnocn pcr
oeE.
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,(n g8nibinoton cinaeiroifcn.

gSai Dittgton 13. Ee3cn5cr.-
General Garron5as glntluort auf oie
energiidjen Goritelllngen Der dmcri.
fcniidicn 92egieritis biniidtlih 0eS
IcuernS iibcr bic oneritnuiide
Grrn3e traf 9citern glbcno I'M
Staots Icpdrtencnt ciit miro o6cr
eri. morgen ber0iientlidt lpcrocn
StaotSicfretGr %ruan crtl6rtc 0ic
Autuort lei in G6iiIrc 9efommcn
in0 NOD nic6t iibericbt uorOen.
Sowobl all @cneral Garran3a uic
nit sen probiioriidbcn |rdiioentct
e5Aiserrcs par ste gSornung Ser
&creinigic!t Stooten Aegicrlulg gc.
ridiet por0cn ltno Gutierrez bennt.
iuortetc oieielbe, inoent er @onpers
ucur OloDoreno ociicn Iruppen
General SilPs @arniion in 9}dco be-
laaerii Oie Grore gab, Die gau5en
GRcfatiouen ein5itlteIlcn fnlls 0ns
n6thluenoig iei inn 0aS StieBen
ii5er bic @ren5e eilalItelea
Suticrre5 bc0ancrt 3 en-
3 ni denfull.
2 tn0t Wlertfo, pia Gl 4aIo,
ler0s, 13. Te3cnibcr. Ger proyis
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S6liipFriger 6abrucg Deraria6t lin
fall.

SSu 5ol9e Ser ibliipfrigen 6abripe-
ge muBten geitern oie Center BON 9lil-
tomobilen OoppeIte @oriiht onipen-
oen. 9ln Der Siiooit @de bon 0lt.
Rooal 9lnenue ln0 @Barlesltr. col.
liOirtc oas glltomobil oes Or. 9lo-
ialo 9. glbercron6ic, oeS frilberen
Goroners oeS Horoweitlitbeu 9iitrit-
tes, nit Dem &raitwogen OeS 3abn.
ar5tes Or. 9altcr Z. &oigt bon Gdc
goergreen Icrrace rn0 5ulton.9lOe,
Ullidliber Mciie murOe g1ielnau0
Oerlest ieOob beioe araituaaen wur-
ocn bcihdoiat
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linSanf ser @elf Qubn.

0ie Qonfborfeit eines 9ettlers
muBte gciterH 9}a9mittag glbra5am
8oDi bon glr. 9l9, Sit 2ombarO.
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lle6er5ieber 6eian6 iid Elm Eortemou-
noic nit $f.45.
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0Gf. @incent Sc 0aul.geieIlidaft.0

Die st, ginccnt Sc Saul @eiels
idjait4 bielt geitern 9lodmittag inter
Dem @oriis Oes &roii0enten 9lobcrt
9igas in Ser ct. 8atrids air6c an
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lng. Der Rraioent pcrlas cinen
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@ciper aelcIen.
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305 gle9oIgrr ialg Nsaiicr aclu0rfen.

Eic N1onaiHoft oes 9Soli5ei6ootes
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alIlahrIIal acIthehcn
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@agOr Trefpn aMf Scr GnteujagO.
ylaDor 4reitou bat ii1 geitera aui
Die gntenjago begebeu. Gr berlicB
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tdr Hobcrt G. See.
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Otor0 ,SreoeriditraBc, cine 5weite
Rroteit 95eriniHmluns ocr @arbicrc
ocr Gtc0t gcgcrt Die @citininuuig ocS
@cicees BON 1904, uiter ipelMem ic
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Scr @erfdnf Der rSiOtbeu Sren5-
Wlnrfen".

gluf GriuAen ocr 9intionol.@erei.
niqung Bur @crbiItun9 inlo @etdni-
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iin0 bis lesten Souncritag 635,OO0
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tel @clpcoere $4,000 Mnrfen pertauIt
iporocn Ger @erfaui ertipridt nibt
Oen Grmartungcn Der Dlarplap0er
8eicllIduft.
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81. Anln S. Wleraedrnn 6crnn6I.


Ter frede 9duber, peIdem es AM
Somitas firj Dor 01itiernaHt &C.
lang 0en @roccrie6dn6ler So5n $.
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fonute big iebt troB ser cifrigIien
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