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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-26

srs. tT.Bo. T-srfo.s. 1873, s-ario-s
ff1.TS: f7xta-s. 80. al with full Dor.
dsrs Bargains In Wiitans Thickesi
china rnatiinKs. roll. 10 cents yard. ISIS
and odd sized rugs. often terms Eivsa
Waidrou Co. Henry building. near gas
oyffce 1899 Fourth
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Vehicles and Implements

BUGOiE s-CLOsING OUT DIR COM.
plets line at great reductions savs
the differences. Kennedy Wagon Co
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ssestesess%se.,see.e-.es
Regal
Heights
. cisanest ana rrettie-, property on @
:. tho Lake tiufisn car line z.
This subdivision 10 a Erass plot .
Not stump ~ los on thu q
:. whole tract. You can start Z.
+. building immediately o.
o. location Just outside city limits Z.
) Convenience. water. electric iisht Z"
/. telephone service. low taxes 2.
Tracts l2ooi easy tsrms z"
Willis A.
Hutton
a OWNER
. sss KEW foNk MOCK
I. or on tho Grounds
.-.-s-a s-.-s Z. ..-s..-s s..-. .s.s.. ss.-.
M remale HELP WANTED
AAA-rrLrruoSE OPERATORS
Permanent positions fsr young women
and Hirtsi salaries paid whiis learning
Apply 70 the rRnine Tslephone rsie
EfAph Company. room :. iiit fuurih
az. between fpfins and Seneca sis
Elliott tsgr office open week days
between sac a nl and , m
Wsnlsd woman over middle ass a.
housskaspsr In eauntry A saod hons
for the rtEht person Give particulars
a. 10 wages scandinavian viii be pre-
fsfrsa H-tos star
Woman casapr,snt 60 tAks charge oi
hotel IN Southwest Expenses paid
u-got. star
Woman Tor iis6i honssvofsi have tvp
ehtidSsa- stii Meridian. Phone North
satA
sTxTTLE EMPLOYMENT orTicr. itii
Third sv needs cocks. ~aius<ssa
ehsmh-fsnaid. ard heu..naifs
f.ess-LaFEs Airsdais dec. named neh ~
Pier 4. osls week ago % reward fer
return Phone Ksnsood 1899.
TsYCuc KKAptSoa ar les WEST,
taks Apt ., fta
10 MALE HELP WANTED
NATIONAL uAHnEh COLLEGE
wants men and wenon 70 learn the bar
her trads. wages paid ~hlls isafnins
Cal % ~rits
Hish GRADE school a. ws.hinstc. y,
AVE MONEY al tbs bargain atsfs. g1s
Occidental corner Nain Hanfies ns~
sui sscohd -hsnd eiofhtns. tools runs.
trunks. ts-eify. Aiasta outfits DrinE
al and Get 10 per cent eiseaun'
MOLEH HAHnnR COLLEGE
Wants men and women to tssra hsfess
tFsds Wages paid whiis issfntns
III Oecss~nfsi Az R.a;,i.
A lady woaid iiks - nssk. shs asaaaini,
ane. 81 q gentleman. middle sEe. about
s.. object IaatfinonY Hstas. star
WHT 10 LUsD4uiHr-Lit.Lr Skill tfs
mems suits for tis' nersass thsy cell
thea upsssir.. second floor Joshua
Green nise
FsvsnsaFh 81 % asi. ICES rir., az
nI1u GRADE nt.Ur AFnaE attra
tifte 0ofdan Tfacls Nsn's Upstairs
suit shep. sssenf ficor Traders NAG.
,sts Third ~.
~ AZ ZION '@oS'R sTu kSD rfKx
WantsA--rHs msn learn aufs and truck
drtvinx and repairing i.fee FOURTH.
coLLECTfUNa-ses LYON BUILDING
Kilte,s siss
LEARN OPERATING MOVING PIC.
furs machine. earn tfo weekly. OF.
fles. ICE Cedar 81 "a ~ % . p m
ssss on yanr satinw Bill TrY the raFitan
cafessria second fiour. tes I-ins.
SsSSS~~s~~lo~.S~~~~e S~r~S-s~>~~~~~~~
20 MALE SITUATION
Havs a s-ton auto truck. var, p~rfnsnsn,
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MOTORCYCLES

Mofarryeiss-Nsw aud saconf-hAnds All
makes som. % these taken % ns~
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE. Hsiicn 4
wright tT PIKE 81. near broad
wav phana EAT tff
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20 MALE SITUATION

Have a s-ton auto truck. ~an, psFrnansn,
work With large firm space Tor al on
side % car. Fhena East 1855
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fs9ss---A Ford iop shisla wsdnssfaT after.
room between ~ erst, aud Edmonas
Phone East sVrE
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BASH AND DOORS
1913 First Az p Seattle. Wash.
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MAS nrt.MoNr-- Massage. manicurii
Berkshire Hotel. isio Second av. root
a1-tf
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you dissatisfied with your present living,
make good investment before prices up
down and let us talk II over. Prices $500 lot Terms,
$40 per month.
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VIII the lady who pieksa 40 glasses IN
Hhodss' ie-esnt rtors Saturday aftsr-
noon please phnns East 1917
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MISCELLANEOUS

QUALITY SASH A DOORS
We arc specialists IN sash
ara doors. opsTuffnx our
zl owa mill snd selling direct
20 users at . great ssvins
In cost % handbag and
~ profits We Euarantss nrsi
quality. sAss delivery and
NW3 sasisfaction-
SIX panel doors. Inspected, ~
standard sizes. each iife
III Front doors - di1srsns
III ssyis. up from .-..- ites
-. Craftsman dagrs sss tl-to
g.piy ftr veneer doors. ft.It
4 Faney front windows. y ~
sash frames. with siii. zoe
fnsids window trim. IN sets
10 pie~s .ss.s+. e.. - ssNe
screen f<arp ard Windows
our own maks-in stock
We sell anybody sad snir
- anywhere promptly,
Ask Tor illustrated estsioEN'
No 81 ia free
o n WILLIAMS co.
BASH AND DOORS
se4. Ef~.t A. ganFffo Wash
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27

mediate steps to seat our church. II
will cost approximately $500 to seat
the main auditorium and i-3 OF that
would have to be cash. the remain
der payable In one and two years. A
$500 donation at this point would
put us into the church by May 20 and
would do more real good than at any
other stage OF the building Of the
church from this on. We have those
among us able to do this. The balance
can be raised by additional subscrlp-
lions and notes from 500 down.
payable In three installments. the
first due June 1. 1914 the remain
der In one and two years. Shall we
take immediate steps to occupyl VIII
you helpi
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27
SANTA FE EXCURSIONS.

Fort worth-Accoun Students
Volunteer Movement, Sell April End
and Ord. 1914 Final limit April 7,
1914. Fare for round trip $3.50.
Galveston, Texas-Account Scot
fish Rite Reunion-sell April and
4th. 1914. Final limit for return
April Is, 1914 Fare for round trip
S19.55.
Houston, Texas Account Southern
Supply and Machinery Dealers Asso-
Cation Sell April 8 and 7, 1914. Fin
al limit for return, April 14th, 1914
Fare for round trip, $3.50.
Fl Worth, Texas-Account WON
ems Missionary Council. NJ. e.
Church, South. Sell April I. s, Q. IL.
and ~, 1914. Fare for round trip
$3.50. Final limit for return, April
II. 1914.
Temple, Texas Account Annual
Meeting. Grand Commandery Knights
Templar. Sell April 10 and IL, 1914.
Final limit for return April 81, 1914.
to points In California, Colorado, Ida
SHE Via Fort Worth, s13.15.
One way Second Glass Excursion
Fares, to California, Colorado, Ida
no, Mexico, Montana, Nevada, New
Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington.
wyoming and points In Canada. On
sale March 18th to April 18th, 1914
$4,000.
All Year Tourist Tickets on sale
daily to Texas resorts. Also to
points in other states.
For further particulars. call or
write Santa Fe Ticket Agent. Phone
Ticket Office No. 1853, Freight office
No. 1875.
]. NJ RODGERS, Agent.
p. & n. T. Ry. Co.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27
EDUCATIONAL RALLY

There will be a general Public
School rally at the Baptist Taber-
nacle on Friday night, April 3rd.
The program will consist Of songs,
readings by pupils In the public
schools, addresses from citizens Of
Snyder. Including the President OF
the Board Of Trustees and an address
by the Superintendent. In these ad-
dresses the policy OF the schools for
the future will be discussed as we'll
as the progress Of the schools In the
recent past. Some ofthe urgent needs
of the schools will be stressed and
the problems TO be solved will be
stated. The Industrial features viii
come In for full discussion. a more
explicit program will be published IN
next weeks papers. The patrons OF
the schools aud all other citizens and
friends Of education are requested to
De present
Respectfully,
b. A. WATSON.
Superintendent
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27
WEST TEXAS NORMAL
BURNS AT CANYON
One Of the Largest Normal Schools
In the State Is Totally Lost
by Fro

The West Texas Normal at Can
yon. eighteen miles south OF Amaril-
10 was totally destroyed by FIRE Wed
nesday.
II. @. Towle Of this city, received
n message from Jesse smythe Inform
ing him OF the loss, saying II was a
total loss and would reach the APP
pallng sum OF s25O.oOO,oO.
The report was given out by r. b.
Cousins, President Of the Normal
that the building was Insured for
;iOO.OOOOO.
Pending the rebuilding Of the Nor
NAL, the school will be conducted In
the Court House at Canyon.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27
FOR EXCHANGE

An so acre farm, six miles South
Of Comanche. Texas. Well improved
good farm. orchard. etc on II. +. d.
and "a mile OF school and church.
VIII exchange for Snyder or Roscoe
property Price $40 per acre.
ARTHUR ]. PARKER,
Roscoe. Texas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27
MTHODIsT CHURCH NOTES
ny Rev. J. W. Hunt)

ny Rcy. J. W. HunD
Iiro. Howard Again
Called;
For the fifth consecutive time the
Presbyterian church here has called
Bro. U. C. Howard as pastor We
trust he will accept No truer man
ever effectively served a people. His
broad sympathy and charity toward
all and his spirit Of friendship to
Other churches make him a delight
full co-pastor. We have enjoyed his
love acquaintance and cooperation
for three years and have learned to
love and no nor him. For the third
time, in May We shall cooperate
with him In a protracted meeting and
he Is a true yokeiellow
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27

The trouble In Ireland Is getting
more complicated and serious. The
Obstetrics are determined not to ac-
cede to Home Rule because they are
largely Protestant and the majority
OF Ireland is Catholic. Leading offi-
GERS OF the British army and navy
are resigning rather than compel
the Obstetrics to accept Home Rule.
II is a Protestant-C Catholic contest
and 10 being watched with worldwide
interest.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27
wENINGER 4 son PURCHASE
FELLMy GROCERY STOCK

The stock OF groceries which be-
longed to c. II. Fellmy and which
has been on Scarborough street. has
been sold to Wenlnger q Son. The
moving Of the stock to the store OF
wennInger & Son, to their place OF
business on the north side OF the
square began Thursday
The Signal is not informed as to
Mr.. Fellmy's future plans.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27

Light and Iathing;
The beautiful light fixtures for the
building are here and ready to be In
stalled whenever the inside work Il
finished. The big electrolier which
will swing below the art dome is a
beauty. finished In old gold and hand
somely carved. Mr.. Evans has had his
electricians busy for many days past
placing the wires drops and switches
and they are making a fine Job OF II,
No building In Western Texas will be
30 handsomely lighted
The metal lathlng has been here
for several days and the workmen
are mailing II on the studdIng so the
plastering can proceed when the la
Dor money is provided.
Some who have promised large
amounts can never find better time
than now to come forward with
checks sufficient to put us into the
building. The rank and file OF the
church have responded nobly, and
are yet In the fight for occupancy.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27

A certain amount OF competition Is
good. but too much Is some times
hurtiul. oven destructive There IS
logic In trying TO make two blades OF
grass grow whore one grew before,
but It is worse than folly to try TO
mako half dozen or more businesses
20 whore there Is probably room,for
only half that number
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27

The progressive people Of Ennis
are getting ready to pull of an cleo
tlon for $4,000 In bonds with
which to build a now school house,
Improve their water system, extend
their sewerage and improve their
lsreets. The promoters believe
tha proposition will carry but there
Is some formidable opposition. The
same people who have always oo-
posed prosresf are still on the firing
line IN opposition to the bonds. These
same men have always opposed pro-
gress. The &c vn has gone forward In
spite Of them but they have hinder
ed development many times.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27

The death Of Mrs Cation, mother Of
our Joe Cation. while not unexpected.
was a sad loF to a happy family. For
years. she has not been strong and
was the central object Of the loving
care and solIcitude OF her husband
and children A good woman has gone
home TO heaven. We an deeply SYM
pathizo with Joe and the others In
their bereavement
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27

Abilene is a metropolitan little city.
Following the example OF the larger
cities. Abilene merchants held a
Spring style Show. Wednesday Abb
lene merchants carried quite lot Of
advertising in Sundays Abilene Re
portor-enough to run the Reporter
up to 20 pages. thus giving that ex-
cellent paper very metropolitan
appearance.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27

The Signal Is glad to report that
Mrs. May, whose eye sight was re-
stored by an operation some weeks
ago to be doing nicely. Mrs. May was
very old and the operation was to
remove a growth that obscured the
vision. Mrs. May had not seen for
several years. previous to the opera
tlon.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27
BARACA CLASS MEETING
TUESDAY NIGHT

The Baraca Glass met Tuesday
night at the home OF the teacher,
Mrs. Fred A. Grayum. with a good
representation OF the class, together
with their wives. After a song and
prayer by Mr.. Baker, the president,
II. l.. Davis, called the class together
and the business Of the class was dis
patched.
A class meeting with Mrs. Grayum
means an evening OF pleasure as well
as attending to business and at the
proper time refreshments OF Cream
sherbet and cakes were served. The
class is to have another meeting in
April. time and place to be announced
later. Reporter.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27

Congress voted recently to appropri-
at s35. zoe. 100000 to build a railroad
IN Alaska, Is Ia possible that govern
ment ownership Of railroads is on the
wayg The question can better be an
swered after this large experiment is
tried out
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27

II is every mans duty to vote on the
road bond question as he thinks bcst.
No man should be small enough to
vote pro or con on the proposition eH-
cept for sound and logical reasons.
Questions like these should be set
tied on their merits.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. or reputation OF
any person. firm or corporation.
which may appear In the columns OF
The Signal will be gladly corrected
II called to the attention Of the edI-
tor.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27
Thr 6nuhrr Sip,tal
HARDY. PICKLE q HARDY.

Entered In the postoffice at sny-
der. Texas. as second class mail mat
ter.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27

There never was better time than
April 18th to begin to make change
for the better In our puollc road pol
Icy. We need better roads and we will
never get them until we make the
right start. The Signal hopes every
man in tho country will SEQ his way
clear to vote for the road bonds.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27

Obituaries and notices Of chart
table or church entertainments,
where admission Is charged, will be
charged for at the rate OF 2hc per
line.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27

The pastor will occupy the pulpit
Sunday morning and evening. The
sermon Sunday morning will be on
Christian Education. At the evening
hour the theme will be Christ Walk
ing on the Sea" Quarterly Conference
has been postponed until April Is. at
which time the presiding elder VIII
be present and preach.
Church Must he seated
nj Once;
II we entertain the Dlstriet Con
ference May 29-si. we must take I'M
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27
PROGRAM PRESBYTERIAN SUN
DAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE


Saturday forenoon, beginning at 10
o'clock
Devotional Services.
Cradle Roll Department, Mrs. S.
T, Eliza.
Home Department, Mrs. ]. c.
Ilalrston
Pioneer Sunday School Work, Rev,
Jas. II. Tate.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27

Subject to the action Of the Demo-
cratic Party in July.
For Representative (io5th. Repre-
sentative District)
TT. BAKER Of scurry Co.
A. ]. HAGINS OF Kent Co.
For District Attorney (30th Dis
trict)-.
JAS. p. sTINsoN Of Jones Co
w. ]. ARLINGTON. stonewall
County.
For District Clerk
WALTER s. ADAMSoN
For County judge
C. II. BUCHANAN 81,
For Sheriff.
v. A. MERRILL
For County Clerk,
W. t. SKINNER
For Tar Assessor
JOE MERRITT
For Tax Collector;
W. NJ. CURRY
For County Tressurer-
R. LoCKHART
For County Attorney
II. W. WEBB
W. W. wEEMs
For Justice Of the peace, Precinct
No. l.
II. r. DAVIS
For County Commissioner precinct
No. IL
II. +. DAVIS
For Commissioner and Justice Of the
Peace, Precinct No. B.
JAKE AUTRY
For Public wcigher, Precinct No l.
TACK EVANS
SAM HULL
CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS
ELECTION In Aprlll
For City Marshal
o. p. WOLFE
W. W. ROGERS
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27

snyder, Texas, March ~, 1914.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27
GRAND JURY STILL
GRINDING AWAY

The grand jury was grinding away
Thursday morning. Up % the time n
adjournment Wednesday night a.
teen bills Of Indictment had been
turned In. four Of which were felon-
les and eleven mlsdemeanors.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27

The above subjects viii be open for
discussion Anyone present will be
expected to speak on any phase of the
Sunday School work that he wishes
to- Everybody invited to be present
and lend a helping hand.
E.A. BILLS, President.
1.-THE above program may not BIO
understood by the public In View Of
the recent convention at our church,
unless II is said that we Presbyter-
lans will have special Sunday
school man. DR.. Lewis, along at this
time, and are making good use OF
him: also that our Sunday School
Missionary. Rev J. b. Kerr, is stir
ring up this Sunday School business
among us especially Everybody In
ylted. U. c. Howard)
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27

Popular meeting Up afternoon to
be arranged by local authorities.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27

Wall Paper at Warren Brothers
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-27

Saturday afternoon. beginning at 2
o'clock;
Devotional Services
Organized Glass Work, Rev W. W.
Werner.
workers Conferences, Rev U. c.
Howard.
Teachers Training Glasses, Sid
Berry
Supplemental Work, Rev j. b.
Kerr.
Round Table Conference.
Business Session.
Saturday evening, beginning at
O'Clock.
Devotional Services.
The Boy Problem. +. A. Bills.
Graded Organization aud lnstruc'
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Ser aries nnS bic amerifaniid,
Mrbeiterfiaiie.

I'm DOnnsrItas. %. Stiobsr
9.benbs s llbr. finosi .ine MaHslla
p.rfammlung in Der Central 5lrn'
bale unisr ben 4uipi3ien bss gerD
2aFuIle .Rlub. bsutIfe Brand b.l
iosialiitiiden partei. itait.
Der aries unb bic ameriidnifd!
g.rteiteriloiie4 ipirb bas 9bema fem
gipolpb Drebfus aus gbicaso pirt
Der Rtbner isin. .sr IN lleberieBer b,l
0sutIfsn Sprats @ruppe. Elm aus.
qsssifnsier asnn.r Der bieiieen Der
tdltniiIe unb Elm gutter RebHsr. Ti:
Irbsiisr iclten fit bisie 9srfdmm.
lung Gin srob.s SntereFs tetunben
te il bas @sIprGf iibsr arisa uni
gprbIjianb Der g6lter our oIIssmsinsn
1asssfrass stporben iinb. gllio
bsutfGe Ir6siter, duf ON Donneriiaa
sur Central 1urnballs. um nit 81 Be-,
ratbcn, tpdg fit bic glrbsitertlaife an
beiten in. Der 6ertpssb Wdunsr4or
foipis Der Dsutltb llnsariffs arbsi-
Ter Mdmner6or iperben bur4 prd9'
!iss Gtorlisbsr miiipirisn.
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.inen @eneral. Die Gefdngsuen ia
gen, oaB unisre artilsrie cine fur4ts
bare Wirtuns ausiibs. Siiolih bonn
StripiaS Jlub bat ii6 ntdts gisuss
ereisnet. aosrueszW zWs5re unb Ssrts
Iinb pisber BON unisren Srnppsn sin=
genommen iporbsn."
.glm II. Sttober Iano i'm abriatis
I5en Wlesr Elm Engagement 5pii9sr
sinisen oitsrreidifden SOrpsoobOotsn,
einem llntsrieeboot unb einsm 5poroz
plan nit BEN frun5Oiii4sn areu5er
: .Dalbeds 9aOuFsau" itatt. Der areus
ser bei9pb uniere Gahr5suse in srfclss
lpIer @eiIe. Der 2suHttburm an Der
punta b'OfrO fpurbe lei&t bef4dbist.
Uas @rps Der fransDiii6tn SHIT,
puroe In sinissr Gntfernuus bemsrrt.
.jus abss iofsst as, ala aHisss
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Mebr als$6OO,OOO,OOO
gereits auf bic beutf6c
ariegsanleibs anbes
hft

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Berlin, %. Oh., pia GapDilIe,
g. 5. - Die 9aar5ablunsen auf bic
ariessanleibe bsliefsn iid Big gum
Wsitttpod auf mebr als $500, 900.
gom arisssfdauplaB in
@ali5ien.
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peIhe aus glmfteroam sntbGIt bic fol-.
seabe offi3ieae gniiinbisung. bic am
0isnftas @ittua in Wisn ssma6i
ipuros:
Die Shladt i'm mittleren @dli.
5ien nimmt all Seftisteit su, naments
LID nOrblid BON Gtrlpiaa Iylub, po
uniere 5ruppen allmdblid inter bef.
tissn admpfsn Oorriidsn.
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BEN BON Masiera pisbsr gu erobsrn,
limb abssi9las.n porben. Sn bieI.n
admpfen purosn biels RuiIsn ssfans
gen ssuommsn, oarunisr Elm General.
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ftiibe srobsrt.
.DisOsiterreidsr baben aud Strpc,
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aosroesmscOe uno Sostb nad befti.
gem @ioerftauo isitens Der giuFsn
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toIo. an ben Oiterrsi4ii6.unsariIden
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'Iisien i'm eIunss III, nimmt isosn Gag
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.SitliAer Riatuns an 8oosn. alne gers
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gu Hshmsn, iinb DsrsebIi4 eetueien.
|llnfere srappsu babsn bic ipidtissn
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1iebhaaIs.

- gon oem sfiid,entiid, in ibrer
@obnius 0o. 12f1 eIm Strabc,
ipurne geitcru ocr ,sran Gliiabetb
qudcr bon einem Sdleihoieb eine
Sanbtoid)e nit $3.50 imo einigen
sdIiiiieln ais SnbgIt seitoblen.
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brang cin Tieb in Das Ueihdii bon
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stoao, Elm illlo eutipenoete arnpatten
ilio Soieutrager I'M @ertbe bon 81.
gcm gaiunfterncbn,er 9lnIpb
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einem gri,oer oes Teteftips @lieib.
Ieins ipuroe geiterii in einem Rellbnli
III ber gnfer StrnBe, nnbe Snrriion
slDe., aus Der an Der ggano b1ngen.
ben @eite cine eoIocne llbr i'm Wcrtbe
BON $50 geitobleli. Ter SiinenoedeI
Der ltbr tr1et bic @robieruns: vWon
ben GItern an 9laIpb. Is. Wfni 1911" "
Gin Gd]Ieih0ieb eiitipenoete aus Der
@cbning bon Bernard Suergens, OIL
Der Wnrgnret unb sSonfe gluenue, Elm
Yaor Sdaibe. 50 in Bnnr, ioipie Ell,
Fniiesbib Der Gpring @rcue @croel
Building aIilociation tn GSbe pot
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tangsns befinoen. sSn Oeiterreid5 Be-
ftnpen it4 ebenfals mebr ais $4,000
9etaneene Huiien.
ma 8 g SDen Sebiu foot.
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ihdft befiuoIiben 5rau5oien fir bic
ibnen 5utbeil perbenoe quite 8ebono.
lung iebr oantbar ieien.
Gr iast aud, oab er bic oeutI6cn
SffiSiere. nit oenen er geiproaen, ole
porurtbeiIsfrsi segeu Srontret6 sefun,
ben babe unb er briidt Die gInfibt aus,
bab 0euti6IanD niemafs Grantrei4
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