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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-04-06

hardly thought what he was doing.
Having the utmost confidence he
would win. he didn't stop to realize
what large contract he was taking
on. But Dan, Dickie, Clarence and the
others did
"of course, you can't go away and
hide" said Dickie to Bob with sudden
suspicion.
"No; you can't do that from Clar-
ence. COR get yourself arrested and
locked up for three weeks! Tnat
wouldn't be fair, old chap"
bob understands he's got to go on
in the even tenor of his way, said
the commodore.
Bob nodded. Just as If nothing had
happened" he observed. I'll not
seek. or I'll not shirk. I'm on honor,
you understand"
That's good enough for mel! said
Dickie. "Bob's honest
"And mel" from Clarence.
"And mel" from half a dozen other
good souls, including the non-aqueous
commodore.
Gentlemen, l thank you. said BOD,
affected by this outburst Of confidence.
81 thank you for this display oi-this
display"
"Cut it,"
cork it up! And speaking Of corks
when does it begin?" interrupted
Bob
when you walk out Of here"
Eat the front door,"
ssWhen your foot touches the side
walk. son. The commodore, who was
about forty in years, sometimes as
sumed the paternal.
"Neyer mind the SON. Bob shnd-
dered. Zone father at time. please.
And then hastily, not to seem ungraci-
GUS: eve got such a Jolly, good, real
dad you understand
The commodore dropped the pater.
nal. "Well, lads, here's a bumper to
Bob" he said.
1--WE see his finish"
"No doubt Of that
"To Bob! Good old Bob! Ho! no."
"Ha! hal" said Bob funereally.
Then he got up.
"Going?"
might as well.
The commodore drew out watch.
"Twelye minutes after three p. M,
Monday the twelfth of September, IN
the year of our Lord, 1919 he SAID.
"Yon are all witnesses of The time the
ball was opened?"
"We are
''Good-by, Bob
"Oh. let's go with him way"
Might be interesting. from Claf'
epce sardonically
ut might Least we can 40 IS 70 see
him start on his way reJoic'ns
That's so. Come on" winch they
did. u a;as+
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-04-06
ORGANIZE DELMAR BRANCH.

Clinton, April 3.-The farmers OF
Bloomfield township in meeting at
Delmar organized branch of the Iowa
Farmers Protective association and
elected John McGinn president. A. s..
Hurst was chosen secretary and Fred
Schroeder, treasurer. The organization
was effected through the efforts OF
state Secretary John Olson of Gala
mus Mr.. Johnson spoke at the meet.
ing. Other speakers were Eli Ander.
son A. J. thomson and ohm Edens.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-04-06
KEOTA MAN WILL
SEND HORSES TO FAIR

Keota April 3.-Keota will be repre-
sented ct the big Panama exposition
in San Francisco this fall This is to
be large horse show and singmas.
ters and Hamilton Bros. will both be
in it, shipping a car of horses togeth-
er. The Iowa live stock commission is
figuring on sending a special express
stock train and our folks will be part
of this train. 1t will be a fine trip.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-04-06
cLlN1oN BON WINS.

. Iowa City, April 3.-The annual
freshman oratorical contest at Iowa
university, resulted in victory for
Henry j. Kroeger Of Clinton, who won
the Lefevre memorial prize, $40 in
gold. Second honors went to Lewis p.
Holt OF Osceola and third place to Leo
Kopleman Of MaQuoketa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-04-06
FIGHT FOR PAVING.

Ida Grove, April 3-The Ida Grove
city council has passed resolution OF
necessity as the first step for the Sc
curing Of % blocks Of paving for this
town Agitation for this Improvement
has been on for the past several years
and the recent organization OF the com
1nercial club has brought tho campaign
to a focus.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-04-06
EARMER,s SIGHT PERILEp.

Iowa City, April Guy Stumpf, a
farmer Of Richmond, was brought to
an Iowa City hospital to make fight
TO save an eye. When working in a
corn field he accidentally pierced one
eycbwith a corn stalk, and the sight
may be lost Surgeons are making a
strong effort to avert blindness, how
ever
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ADD x.RAY TO HOSPITAL.

Clinton, April ga new x-ray ma
chine and other equipment will be add.
ed to Agatha hospital in Clinton, ac-
cording to action taken at the annual
meeting of the trustees yesterday. This
hospital cared for 100 more patients
last year than, in any year previous.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-04-06

New York, April 3.-All dresses are
full short whether for morning, after.
noon or evening wear. Collars are high
in the back with some kind Of an open
ing in front. One dress Of black taffeta
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-02
Woman Clever Forger.

Webster City, Ia, May 31.-An
entirely new method of forgery has
just been worked on Arthur M.
Martin, formerly of this city but who
is now a district agent for the
Standard Oil company.
Mr.. Martin was located at Jeffer-
son, but, has just been transferred
to Rockwell City. He had an ac-
count of SIS in a Jefferson bank
when he moved. The day he left
Jefferson a telegram reached the
bank with Mrs. Martins name sign
ed, asking that this account be trans
ferred to the Central State Savings
bank in Des Moines. This was done
by wire and Mrs. Martin" soon
presented herself at the Des Moines
bank and was paid the money. 1t
was a forgery, pure and simple. No
trace of the woman can be found
and the Des Moines bank stands to
lose the money on the transaction.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-02
BIDDING AT AUCTIONS.
Judge Gives Decision Which Will In
terest Every Person i'm Iowa.

Judge D. F. Coyle gave decision
in court at Estherville last week
that will be of interest to every per-
son in Iowa, and especially the farm
ers who have public sales every year.
Judge Coyle took the case from the
jury and decided where there is bid
ding at public sale the purchaser
is not compelled to take stock or ar
ticles sold. The case in question
was taken into court by purchas-
er of span of horses at public
sale in this county in January.
The party purchasing the team
had told some one that he was going
to buy them at the sale and II
reached the ears of several inter
ested parties and they decided to run
up the price. The team was struck
off" to the highest bidder, but the
party refused to take them. He was
sued by the owner but Judge Coyle
decided in favor of the defendant.
Baskerville Democrat.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-02
GET 5000 BOTTLES BEER.
Ottumwa Police Seize 5000 Bottles
of Beer i'm Prominent Estab-
lishment-Break Through
Concrete.

Ottumwa, May 31.-One of the
biggest and most spectacular beer
seizures that has ever been staged
in Ottumwa has been executed by
Chief Gallagher of the police force.
with officer Noah. They raided and
confiscated 5000 bottles of the am
Der fluid.
The efforts of the chief and his
officers to trap this place have here
tofore proved fruitless. Electric
bells lighting and other mechanical
signal devices have been resorted to
in Ottumwa bootleggins Joints, and
these, with a corps of spoilers
Rave made the efforts Of the police
futile in many past instances.
While commonly believed to have
been tipped to the officers, although
they deny it, the presence of a new
shipment of beer became known to
the police. Armed with bar, ham
mer and a few other tools, besides a
search warrant, Chief Gallagher and
officer Noah visited the La Clede.
The entry was made via the coal
chute in the alley at the rear of the
building. By methods t!.at yeggmen
would have envied, they plea their
bar and hammer upon solid con-
crete coal bin.
This for a time was like adamant.
A measurement Of the inside and
outside of the biz. showed that the
receptacle was six feet thick. After
whacking at the concrete for time,
and being on the gerge of giving up,
there appeared trichling of foam
ing liquid to appr,se the officers that
they had found their quarry.
Renewed efforts revt aled t. the
searchers the presence OF more than
1000 bottles of beer piled in tiers
within the plant, secreted at the
rear of the coal bin.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-02
DEPUTY FISHED ILLEGALLY.
Acting Game Warden Said He Didn't
Know All the Laws.

Waterloo, Ia, May 31.-Informa-
ton against Elmer Goodell, acting
deputy game warden, and others,
has been filed in Justice F. F.
Knapps court. 1t charged illegal
fishing. Goodell pleaded guilty and
was fined $50 and costs.
The deputy warden seined game
fish from the old bed of the Cedar.
He and some others made a trip
down the river on Tuesday to seine
fish from small streams. On Friday
the deputy and his companions made
a trip up the river in launch. 1t is
reported that while they were sein-
ing in the old river bed r. N. Gown
and Ed Chapman appeared. They
waited until several hauls of the
net had been made, and then they
seized it.
1t is said about 125 pounds of soft
fish were found in the bottom of the
boat and that there were a number
of game fish in a milk can.
George Lutts and Elmer Wilson,
who were with Goodell when game
fish were taken from the Cedar in
a 100-foot seine, also entered pleas
of guilty and were given ten days
each in the city JAIL Ernest john
son, B. F. Crammer, and Joe Briggs
entered pleas of not guilty and their
hearing was continued until next
Saturday. They gave bonds.
Johnson says he was engaged TO
haul the party in his launch. He be-
lieved the warden was acting with
in his authority, as he displayed Gre
dentials from the state.
Patrol Driver Briggs maintains he
was not present when the fish was
seined, having been with the party
earlier in the day. He was about
when the net was seized.
Deputy Warden Goodell says he
had no intention of violating the
law. He states he is a new hand al
the business and was not familiar
with all of the provisions of the
fish and game laws.
District Warden r. T. St. John
who made full investigation, has
reported the facts to State Warder
Hinshaw.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-02
SMOOTH YOUNG MAN.
Found Himself Stranded So He Sold
Supposed Furniture Polish.

We have some respect for the
smooth young man, who, finding
himself without funds and stranded
did not wire home for money, but
on a capital of dollar, went into
business for himself. He brought
absolutely nothing into the town
but a dollar. He left with quite a
bit of money. 1t is pretty little
study in economics. He was broke
almost. A hotel bill stared him
in the face. He was too proud to
wire home for cash. So he deter
mined to earn some. He went to a
printer and had him make lot of
labels for wonderful furniture
polish" He stood off the printer
and with his dollar purchased a gal
lon of machine oil and some pint
bottles. He bottled the oil, pasted
the labels and started out. He was
we'll dressed and good talker. He
offered to polish any article of fur
niture free for any lady upon whom
he called. He did a good job in
each case and was entertaining. The
price of the polish was 80 cents Il
bottle. He sold his first gallon of
oil for $500. With the money he
paid the printer, bought more oil
and bottles and kept on until he had
worked the town. Then he left, pay
ing for everything. After he had
gone a druggist and hardware deal
er were among those who discovere /
their wives had bought furniture
polish from the young man, although
each of them sold various kinds of
polishes in their stores. They had
never advertised them, however, so
how were the housewives to know?
The pathetic part of the story is that
the young man bought the bottles
from the druggist and from the
hardware dealer he purchased, at 40
cents a gallon, the same oil that he
sold to Mrs. hardware dealer for so
cents pint.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-02

A fine Panama hat for only
$500. A saving of at least $3.50 on
each hat. S. LARSEN. 22-2
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-02

near the Reeve lumber yards, direct
ly across the street from the snow.
When the tent was raised suddenly,
the horse gave a snort, jumped into
he air and fell to the pavement. 1t
struggled for a moment and then
lay still. A number of men rushed
to the animal, but it had succumbed
to its intense fright.
Mr.. Stauffer arrived on the scene
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-02
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice of the appointment of an
Administrative of the estate OF
Charles Trzcinski, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the
subscriber has been duly appointed
Administrative of the estate OF
Charles Trzcinski, late of DEBORAH
township, in the county of Winnie
shiek, state of Iowa, deceased, intes-
tate, and has taken upon herself that
trust by giving bonds as the law
directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of the said
deceased are required to exhibit the
same; and persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make pay
ment to
JENNIE TRZCINSKI,
Administrative.
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa, May 29th,
,o1s 22-4
BOICE C HOOK, Attorneys.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-02
To Sleep Well i'm Summer.

Slight inflammation of the bron-
chial tubes causes distressing
cough and makes sleep impossible.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
stops that annoying tickling and re-
lieves the racking, firing cough.
Good for all coughs, colds, Group and
bronchial affections. Engbertson S
Pharmacy. June
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-02
FRIGHT KILLS HORSE.
Animal Is Scared to Death at Show
Tent at Hampton.

Joe B. Stauffer's driving horse
was actually scared to death when
the tent of the Uncle Toms CaoIn
show was raised last Tuesday mon
on the grounds near the NJ. 6; st. L.
tracks. The horse was tied to pos
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-02
A Mistake Made BY Many.

When you suffer pains and aches
by day and sleep disturbing bladder
weakness by night, feel tired. ner-
vous and run down, the kidneys and
bladder should be restored to heal
thy, strong and regular action. IL is
a mistake to postpone treatment
Foley Kidney Pills put the kidneys
in sound, healthy condition ana
keep them active and strong. Eng
bertson's Pharmacy. June
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-02

soon afterward and found that he
was minus horse. The animal was
hitched to carriage when it made
its final leap, and now Joe thinks
that even a horse becomes too pro
gressive' at times. - Hampton
Chronicle.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-02
The Week In History.

Monday 31-Battle of Fair Oaks,
1852.
Tuesday, American frigate
Chesapeake captured by British
frigate Shannon" 1913.
Wednesday President Cleve-
land married to Francis Folsom,
1886.
Thursday, 3-No Popery riots in
England, 1880.
Friday 4-Anglo-Turklsh alliance
signed in England, 1878.
Saturday 5-Gunboat fight before
Memphis. Memphis surrenders next
day, 1862.
Sunday, 6-Battle Burlington
heighths, 1913.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-02

No farmer has much time to de-
vote to his artistic temperament.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-02

A dangerous man is one who
fights and cries at the same time.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-09
Srpin 6. go66s yortras.
@dditcn sOnntas Gadmiftas nuS
9lbeno in ber WiHiifbnlle.

Ger 5eFannte arieesforrriponoent
Srpin z. Cobb, oeiicn poriirtbeiIs.
freie 9lrtiteI in Der .,Snhur6ap epen.
ing goit" srobes airfieben erregten
umo Der 5u ben eHipenigen nidltoeiitidlsn
3eitlmsslelten eeborte, 6eneH oie
Scltife frlueeIeitlmg ben geind,
Der Shlattlinien erIniibie, piro
ndditen counting nndruittnas 3
llbr une abenos s llbr Is IlinllteiL
in Der Iiuiitballe 9ortrdge iiber ieiHe
intereiianten ariegsbeo6nhtitnger
balteu. Serr Cobb lit einer Der fimf
gcrittcritatter, fpeIde nod eiHein
@eiildle @elgicns nit eiiier ireiniiitbi'
GEN erfldrlnls Der @erIeiinloirng snt.
aescntraten. onb oeutid,e ScIonten
lid in gelsieu Der grailiamfeit idni.
Dig gemadlt bdtten. Ter 9ortrna,
Der cine erobe 3iigfrnit aiisiiben
oiirite. miro Oifrh intereiiante ssdn.
oeIbiIoer iliIrriert iein. Gie @or.
uerfaui Der Sise beginnt am piitt.
nod 4Porsen Bel Der Gbur6gein.
fdu1p SO.
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aleims Psliseinada dariatea,

- osohn I. @aurpbp, bon &c. 3i4
Central 9lUenue, meloete geitern oci
@oIijeL Sab Ginbreder ieiner 8irth
idlait eiuen geiuh obeeitattet II. $iS
crbentct battcn. IN oieier 9elite bat
ten iic gang seborig Si i6Ieppeu, benz
iie beiianb siun groi,ten Sbeil uili
Ge1tts un6 .Times~
- 5rau Charles llntberger, boz
9ogansport SHo., erind1te geitern oi,
bieiigr 9oIi5ei id1riftlid,, rad ib.enI
@atien 9borges llmberser llmif;m
81 bnlten. Der felt meIreren @odcr
beridfpunSen 1T mb iid bier aafbaI,
ten ioa.
- iSrau 90. EbiIips, bon 30
1037 Stuie Mpellie, pertrciite &C.
tern einern jnnaelt 9urifeir. oeiiril
aanIen tie Der Bofi5ei mittbeilte, ci'
nen gledfefIel imo So on, oantit er
ibr etfpns Bier boIe, 1ber Der Burihg
bergab bns gBieberfsmmen rnb jesi
ioa Die gsOIisei ibu ili1en.
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suna an Der 3ebnten unt Glfisu Stra'
he unb duh an Der Mpnmouib StrdBs
entfernt iperben fdnn 5iir bic 9er'
Iebuna Der Srbinana ipirb cine Strc'
Il poraelfritben Das Geiud fir ol'
gerbeheruna Der Sehiien. slpii4.H
Der Columbia unb sSinbella Strnbe,
ipnrbe BEN pienar aommitte. iihers
ipiiisn. 6err Sam. Doe, pel6er DIG
Wafhiniiten 9(Tiiiienten rtprdientirt,
reirbie ein gsiud Elm. tponah iiir alis
Wiai%iniiten. bic an itationdrsn
0ampfmafhinen bsItdftilt iinb, elns
@riifllna irnb 9issns ppraeieb.n ipiro.
9as GsI'h fpuroe Dem Stabt' Splt=
siior iiberpieisn. Der 9rptsit Der
gelpo6nsr Der Dritisn Strdbe aegen
bic YsrIGnaeruna Der Gtrdbenbdbn
2inis an berielben Sirabe ipuree niht
einaersidi. ba bic &ommiifdrt bereits
ben aontratt nit Der Strabsnbabn
@eieai6afi fir bic bedbfidiiaie 9ers
Idnaeruna abasidloiisn bdbsn.
Fir ben 9iinbeltaa Innfen BIZ
reits Sablreihe Sfsntungen an bic
6umdnitGts Gjeisafhaft sin DIR glrs
men Guffeber R. Ddbis tpirb be
gsrtbeiluna eer 9absn beauiiidiiaen.
- Ser 5autitumme Clifford Rors
ton fpirb bsIhuIoiat. aus sinem pris
pat grieftaitsn einen grief aenoms
men uno aus osmielben einsH etet
i'm getraas pon S140 snitpeueet AZ
5dben. Der grief mar anaebli1 an
Il. Golfer, Suutbaate nobs Der Dori
Strabs uorefiirt.
- Oas ggaiier 1T berart i'm lpeits
Iihsn Stdnitb,il auriidaetrsteu. baB
ot- Gtrabenbdbnoerisbr an Der Niirle
ten une griahton Strabs pisber b.rz
niitsat lit. Der iibsrit1psmIuts Stabts
tbsil biirfte beuts abeno pie6er paiiirs
Ear isin.
= frep Bad, Batter bon Or. Sus
Iidn Bad, III aeitsrn in 9ote grillidn-
!s I'M alier bon SO :tabrsn asitortsn.
- IN Der aOniiion spiiden BEN
lluto Der Gfrdu Sarrp Gpinls uHo
osm glutomobil BON Tr eoiparb. Siers
ndm bon Der 9ierten nno Wdlbines
ION Strabe erlitt Hrou Spiuts eiEe
8erlebund am 6dnolelent.
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5mmer sraieliser
yserben Gnibanuustn iiber anstblide
WlOrbs i'm 9rntid)eH Cob Del.
LON !Seim.

Donfers, q. b., s. Gebriiar.
lie Gntblameen iiber Die aiisebli.
den aRcroe. bic in Dem Ientidleii
Cob sselIolu Seiut ailBebIih an aft
altersidmnden ssniaiien periibt iuilr.
ben, bic ein G1rtpr ieiuen @eirdilo.
niF nadD iuiacbrnft babeH iuiII, iDsjl
iie III piel gsiIege beaniprudlten, ge.
itaIten iih inuner erauenbaiter. ssect
bcibf es, o1fI nloaliteripeiic 5luei
ser ssnioiicn Des Seims BEL iebenoi-
gem Seibe begraben iporoen iino. Gie
betrefiellbem ioIfen, ais Tie beeroigt
murDen Iln 6urd, Elm ginifl1fe-
ruugsnntteI betanbt geipeieH iein.
EoiitiDe @c.pciie iiir Dieie gebmlp.
tilmgen iino nift borbanoen iIno es
baribeIt iiG iorpeit MIR I'M atlgnbeT,
bic Dem Coroner rsn ben S;niaiieir
Der AnItnIt aen1ft lpurbeH, bic ma,
fiirlih in aroBer angit id,Ipeben. Or
Coroner lpir6 bic Nep Dorfer Gel,
deubgiiattsr, oenen bic eeiGsn Der
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Traction Weieai6aiten
S1ielteH geitern lire Yeamten. nnS
Sireftprenwabl ab.

Die Cincinnati SraeiioH Co., bic
Ohio Sraciion Co., bic Ohio electric
Co., bic Columbia, 1etpari II. Qouiss
bile RailpaD Co., bic Gina electric
Railpab Il. eight go. bieltsn ssTtern
ibrs 9edntens unb DirettOrenpdblen
ab, bic fuIoenbss Rsiultdt ereaben:
Sbio Sraction Comp n b
-prdfibent, B. aeslsn S6uepf; 8ise
prGfiosntsn, @barlss q. 5ait, Dana
Stebens, Wditer q. Draper; Seire=
Tar, @alter u. Draper; 2liTili. Setres
tar, ?. s. Dopnins; S4asmtiitsr,
D. 8. Maraliiier; 9lfift. SGabs
metitsr, 3. 6. Saasr.
0irettOren - Sulius Jlsii6mann,
9ouis 3. 5duf, gaparo g. ailgour,
SarrD ~. lepp, Runbal Worgan, SO.
g. Rome, 8. Q. 8. SearborOugb. 20.
aeslsp S4ospf, Damn Gtspsns, Char.
lee g. Saft, s. Q. @risbt.
GtnciHnati 1raetion
6 omp a np = SO. assleb S6o.pf,
proiioent; Bt3es YrG1i6e1ten, Dana
Stsbsns, Daltsr u. Draper; Setre.
lar, ,. s. Dopuirg; 4fiiit. Getrs,
tdr, s. q. Miler; S6abmsiiter, 70.
8. Mac2flijter; @Tift. Sd)uBmsiitsr,
+. 8. 6nller.
0irettoren-WaIter u. Draper, ..
o. @bparbs, S6eobalb syslb, Sobn
Gates, 5arrp Di. Gem, Gsorse B.
2sfpis, Ranbal UlOreaH, 80. aesleD
Shoepf, Oond Stgpsns.
Gbio electric Mailn 4 y
6 o. geantten: ". aeslcp Sfoepi,
a,r1iioent; Cana 5tepcits 9iSe.9rd-
iioeirt; =. ". Sealg. Gefretdr unO
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