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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-05
BY Ethel
Lloyd
Patterson

~ ~ nsst time I noticed that
suA11v NJ. Duncan's voice had
|GonsDeae1. and biz manner Of ad
GBessing ne had become more a.
|ul1iay. ] had only time to make .
Mental nOte that ] must be more re-
ssrvsd end thus make him retreat TO
~ TURNER Difference Of manner.
whea the car began to oct strangely
lt sputtsrsd and hitched. and nnaiiy
came TO . dead stop. Mr.. Duncan
muttersd something under his
breath. and then told me he would
have TO climb out and see what Was
the matter with the motor.
Never behaved like this before.
he growled Why. We are 1t least
10 miles from the nearest house. and
the fool thing has stopped I'm
pretty good driver. but I'm not much
Of . mechanician. Still. ] guess IT'S
soothing serious"
Even then his words and the pre-
dicameut 10 which I found myself
very little 70 me, i.uiled
By the fresh air and the good dinner
I had eaten, l sat comfortably In my
place. rolled In the rug Mr.. Duncan
had tucked about me. and assumed
be would be able to Ak the car In
lev moments and We would continue
On our way. Even his remark about
being -ten miles from the nearest
house. did not brighten me. do
not understand II rs information he
wiahed TO give me. but ~ something
be said to himself in his annoyance
lhould there be anything radically
wrong With the motor.
For . few moments I sat thus IN
silence. staring ahead In the dark
md hearing Mr.. Duncan tinkerins
away at one side OF the hood. which
10 had opened. I vas startled when
realized he suddenly was STANDING
= the running board with his face
rery Close 70 mine
wen. little GIRL he said. and his
lnce vns horrible. As told you be
NE, re are 10 miles from the near
~ housa. and the blame car 10 bust
a what are ~ eoi2s TO do to pass
- tine TN aaybrsak-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-05

IN PRICE
Promoters Of Palmer
Woods Sub. Say II
VIII Come Shortly

Developments In the new subdi-
vision Of Palmer Woods have been
going on 90 rapidly and yet - IN
osten atiously. that most Dstrolters
would b surprised 10 zee The pro
gress made IN the past few weeks.
A handsome entrance lodge has just
been completed. and viii b opened
to the public, July &
This lodge win b occupied BY
the carstaker Of the property, who
for . period Of ave pears Will look
after trees. shrubbsry. ETC.. without
expense to the rssideats. He will
also direct the removal Of garbage
and ashes, and will keep the side.
walks clean In winter. An automo-
bile win b maintained 1t the lodge
for the use Of rssideats. All this
service will be without charge.
improvements already made on
the property include over two miles
OF sidewalk. the laying out. grading.
etc. OF many miles Of driveways.
the planting OF countless shrubs.
etc. Not many trees have been
planted. a. the property was a.
ready wooded. The paving Of the
roads Will be started. y 10 an
nounced. inside OF the month.
An index to the great prosperity
OF Detroit 10 afforded BY the wonder.
full sales record Of Palmer Woods.
Although II was placed on the mar
ket only a few months ago. the sales
already total hundreds Of thousands
Of dollars. II was originally planned
to advance prices In the spring Of
1915, but in view Of the sales Al
ready made. II 10 announced that
the increase viii come within q few
weeks This IL probably without
precedent In the real estate history
OF Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-05
CHILD AND MAN
HURT BY AUTOS

James Kraft. aged six, was struck
by an auto while at play in front OF
his home. No. SIT Porterst. satur-
day. He vas painfully bruised about
the arms and lega
George kraush. IS. o. No, IS Otis
ST. was hit by an unknown motorist
while riding his bicycle on Lock
vood-ave.. near Nortonst. He xas
taken TO Grace hospital with posi-
BILE internal Injuries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-05

by the vinsetta Land Co. composed
OF Arthur Bassett. president-R. u.
Lambrecht. vice-president: Sherman.
ID. Calender. secretary; Walter
Smith. treasurer. The sale OF the
property has been given the real es-
tate arm OF Lambrecht Kelly 4 Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-05

watched Farmer Browns hoy hunt
Tot him It.pusxled him at FIRST to
know what Bowser the Hound was
doing. but AFTER watching him .
whils he guessed Bowser Vas try
Ing 70 And his trAeks. Right then
snd there Grumpy knew that he had
Isarnel something. Il wouldn't Do
- travel o. the ground when Bow.
ser the Hound was around. He was
glad that he had found II out be-
caass II might save him from q
great deal o. trouble later on. II he
didn't want TO be caught It wouldn't
- 70 leave tracks that Bowers
wonderful nose could follow.
Once he thought he vas going to
b. discovered. Farmer Browns boy
looked up In the tree. Grumpy sat
veH still. Farmer Browns boy
didn't see him. He took Bovser to
the foot Of the tree and had him
smell all around II. or course
Bowser didn't find any trace OF
Grumpy because Grumpy hadn't
been near the foot OF the tree. Then
Farmer Browns boy vas sure that
Grumpy couldn't be up there be.
cause II didn't once enter his head
that he could have got there any
way but up the trunk Of the tree
and II he had gone up that way
Bower would have smelled his
tracks.
At last Farmer Browns boy viii.
tied To Bowsers and they vent away
They had given up looking for him
because they had looked every
whore they could think OF. Grump,
siShed . tiny sigh OF relief. II.
looked down In the pen wher,
Brmpy and Frumpy were an<
chuckled again. He would zee NOR,
OF the Great World. and then Der
haDs he would come back and tel
them about IT, The thing that IN
terested him most just now was tn
hen house. Through the wire ne,
tins of his pen he had watched IN,
hens running about and going Il
anl cat Of their house. He ha,
just itched 70 zee what was Insid
that house. He had Q feeling tina
~ would And II very interesting.
I He WOULD stay right where b
was until everything was quiet an
| the way was clear. Then he woul
SIP 6owu from the tree when n
| go wss Iooking and satisfy hi
eersoo1ty. There vas plenty o
| oGoe. He vas ire and could DO a
N ~ $1,000 He Aa1at GOT TO hurr,
Il u uo1s hinsslf confortabl
y Mem oeasy: Grumpy gets into mi,
49, 60 y hADDg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-05

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1870 IL weeslne -
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- = naG Ioee
M - > uoeor re-
GEloo 80 - . eowss
- ~ sunshlne.
n Dpngeely noescsa WAS
- eDok. o. mc@ene y
~ qe - vere stu e!vins
eony0 vnaeA ne MA
y 41D 81 ~ cry nat honses
4 ~ ns1s opeaes y
- - an - vsoae sae
ekl ~ q . Nea wnsen W
~ ngns q tne mosos
49, - - Dteesh
sssss
!. Duncsa .s,'ls..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-05

A fast trotting stallion died OF
fright in q New York state stable.
a little while ago, during . thunder
storm. He was seven years old.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-05
GOES TO DEATH
BY DOUBLE ROUTE

After severins an artery in bis leg
with . razor. Matthew Marshall. of
No. Is Charies-st., made death cou.
bly, sure by inhaling Illuminating ga,
through q long rubber tube attached
10 IN open Jet He was found dead
by his wife when she returned from
O shopping trip. Friday afternoon
Marshall had been iii with stomac
trouble for two weeks. He was SO
years old. and . painter by trade
The widow and six children survive.
Coroner Burgess will hold no In.
quest.
Charles Bogg was found dead In
mis- home ~ No. s57 wabash-ave.
Friday noon, by wallace Lilly, .
friend. Of No. go Twelfth-st. The
fact that there vas q dispossessiop
notice on the door led Coroner Roth
scher to suspect that the man had
taken his own life. An autopsy has
been ordered Bogs In said to have
wife and baby in Lansing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-05

A Kansas City man drove Q golf
ball 200 yards and across q ditch.
holins out In one. during . recent
match. Mathematical nends have
figured out that he has one chance
in 100000 Of repeatins.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-05

In the superior court o. Thomas
county. Georgia. three juries were
celebrating At the same time over
three different charges against the
same man. Before one jury ne was
charged with hog stealing. before
another -ith rioting and before q
third With selling liquor Illegally.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-05

n. Dsts:ss r'..s Sc p,sss'ss D~vs-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-05

Mem o)ssy: orsapy gets into mis-
49, 80 y hADDg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-05
Fourth of July

spssIss reception 10 visitors ~ the
new ledge hevss - tht subdiv's'en
aII dsy osstsy. q Westward avsnus
sod osvsn Mile reed. We I~vlss you TO
attend, end Irspsst bssSs'suI Palmer
Weeds.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-20
HOTEL CLERKS
6AiHth HERE

IIotc ,Iura, from the larger hos.
tclur- uO ur state Umr to Oa.ulumu
,lN M.u, morning 90 attend the
annual conference ur n. uauhuuu
chatter uf Do. GrD.pr. Of America
runubl. twenty-five members OF rur
organization were present
The first act m 'Ir duy $50, u
mrp, BOO -rwrwt a- ,mu, BOO #r of Oh.
muuIs of the Hotel km-MHa at lu
40 1880 they enjoyed u.vmM0munr
.. u..hruu at Tine anne u.H., Uud
at o'clock gathered 200 rHr Lee
Ilu,Iur Tor AN automobile r.Ir over
.hr city,
" O'Clock Monday aflrr-.u 1000.
either general meeting Will lr heidi
This time M 'ho ccImohiu-. when Of
Ulcer. for the coming year VIII o..
elected
AZ q o'clock complimentary mu.
Hupr viii hr rendered the Cuwur, no
the lorImnkiu~. at Nl1 They Vi'l m
tend thrntrc I'm body uud 10 lU.N
'hpy VIII hc guests ~ the Hotel
Snlwiu nj q complimentary lunch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-20
CuICAUO CWNIN
STOLE, 40 FATHER
KNOCKED HER Down

Lucille jes. naturally -u.. $50 / jos.
naturally done my bc.t o. nr.nh her
explained Columbus Reed un'urrd
loborer, who was arrested Dv DWulu
lluhu0M Monday for u.suu.tmg his
idNearu'd daughter 1nn lm~ilgn
tlou was made boy the police uu the
complaint NJ. ncighhur. Reed live.
near the fair grounds
The glrl, ne said. had Nrgu in lh'
habit NJ stealing little articles from
u grocery store. aud he argued with
her she kept ON stealing he do
clured, so he punished her one of
her ears was nearly torn utt oud her
face was severely bruised
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-20
FARM LD-.4G
Legal NOII(t



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N,.u.i e. -.,tI
NDIItl a. IlN.Il UI,LN IH.- ?.
l4f...au.y .! 900 uIu, 600 Hr..r. u' 'H'
I...I S.l,, urU.I ..u.f tr the
N..|,Iu district uf The .t.fr .t ptHnuun
u... I'D entered uu iNu ..HN H.. OF
nuu. g. i- tlIt. Iu tu.f Iu rIHIir vNnr.
w IHu ST. LHuIs lH.u l...f .nfH",
u.H plaintiff uul IHHU.,s trIHai.." o. .|.
ur.n d,frEdlur- l,ug .... ....r..I
" of me Equity docket ~ said court
wherein Hn1 uir'l' decree ui 'urr
CLOSURE vHs cnfwuI 30. |o..Iu u ihr
s.i M thr plaintiff .rrnIu rnHI rs' d"
wur'E ro. nud commanding mo rhu under
'.nrd spool -'nr Zoo 40 n.nr, lh,n .ul
There hN the ur''r and lr.fHc Of .H.N
Dmuf' Hu'y uuu.ufyl n M. debit NJ M"
rUHulu In m -ult Hs.ur' ur0 rrlI'.'
l.' .il defendants. Frances GnN''''n
J. N.'r" 'H'd.'"n IHuI.u" 'n.'st"m H'
H H'M.nNirIil' ~ me estate NJ lnIlu'
'''0''.lr Deceased. P"Hlln" q ".''.u -"
lN.'NI. 40 Hl l'iuu' NJ tu|''" " i'n.N 'rln
" H" .'n'0"''u minor. NnlW .n ~
N..-h' trustee Too n."uT'N "I ''' "
'.'"n nrl l"w wr.' n
l". '0 of l"" VI Go''.ir'n "W I''n.
'".n Nrl trustee 'n D. nt'Nl''' "i
i." 'r. =" "' Joe II 'u.'s'"'r 'N,
IA N' WIN Carson. ~ . "nnn' .'''..
'n NN"'r o' ln rnri 0i nn' upon 'h' ~
g' 'I s.' months i''" mo .'' ~
.''I .''f'' ln tor', ,'n-n'r 10 NI ''
--nd 1a' M April a - l'l' lh'n
Ih 'lnl event IN" un0"rslrnl u.s. 'n
'nr 'm muster so npnn'n'"l s.'''l 'Ntln
WIN ''".r'N u" lew .unn "N' WIN
'0I 'Np'Il.'nrn' lh" '".n'Nf ''-. ''
..I 90, nir ,rhl nf'w's's I"'.'.o o,I ST.
,'''N w NnAhom' county N'lr OF 'bH
h"",. 'o,N'i
10Y. I ana W M hIo'. w TN w" CIV
VI N.hn"mn NV hr'orl'nr ~ 'h" r.
,"I nni INrr'"f more n,''NhIgfll ''
", ''n h' Wri"s hnN honnl. '- t'''"N.
" Ns'nnnT ni o. point nH place ON ih'
90 $780, ln.W ~ Wn" M Nn'n sirnl N''
inn' 'uo t'', nno N''' ", 'h" u''n' M 'N.
lc' .''"n NJ inc Nrs, boundary Wnr ''
llW.ou street WIN N" south honu''nr'
Nnr ~ N.ln I'r' lh"n'" dNr snWh "n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-20

SlchI} children need WHITES
CREAM NEltMlFUGE. II uu' wy
DESTROYS worms, II there be- auy nuU 10
nnls ue % strengthening tonic Boo the
stomach and bowels Price Doe uur hot-
tie Sold by Westfan Drug g.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-20
rnnr MnRrm InI,Inlk

FORT WORTH. Tex p. -n.DAlILE
Receipts, 300 head Including al" calves
... ste dN.
HOGS Receipts lluO N.HH Market 1W
lu. higher non Wag. ..N. sua5bt0 80
SllEEI Receipts l-n NnN' Market
steady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-20


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conservation NJ unra' ga. resources.
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Ions ~ ynsRIn, ma, Dee uhtnipcd from
each LOCO cubic fn.' ~ sas. althouch
laboratory tpsts howe shown that n (.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-04
BEER SHORTAGE is IN
PROSPECT IN GERMANY


Berlin. July So Prospects of %
beer shortage. and az its natural rec
rultant, another increase ln prices. is
giving concern 10 the authorities For
some time now the beer production
hns been reduced 90 go per cent of ita
former figures for the purpose Of
cutting down the quantity Of barley
used Al the snme time the bfvWeries
are required 60 set apart 20 per cent
Of the old production figure for the
army with the result that Berlin has
90 subsist ON 40 per cent of iis once
time supply
Aside from the general public
which either rs getting less beer 90
drink than before or Is paying more
Tor it. OF both. The restaurant and cafe
pfopretofa arc The ones hardest hit
Even the raises Ia prices that have
been effective for months have not
compensated for the material reduc-
Non in number ot sales
As one means fot aidins Thorn 4 iH
now proposed to st0p ihe sale of bot
tied beer 10 grocery ana nthor stores
that have other income sources limit
materially the bottled heer produc.
ton and permit th0 restaurants to
handle al that ia produced 1hf sale
an bottled hecr ia municipal or gov
eminent buildings fl "a proposed Go
stop altogether AS "a further means of
Tightening the load 90 tine rewauran-
tcur
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-04
EXPECT BRITAIN
TO AVERT BREAK
OVER SHIPPING

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-04
A Foe 10 tuberculosis

The Iouruai 81 the American Medical A.
soriation August o. 1919. reviewing an
article on The mfuenoe ~ calcium salts
on Constitution and Health said They
Uhe authursl report numbers Of concrete
instances iu which paiionts gained in vital
~ and energy after taking calcium
paeiors agree ihat m tuberculosis ianrt.
o. vitality ANA i0at snorer murt be- o,el-
oniut tft-e
oHe On ths constituents 70 F.kmaus Az.
tefHgles IA calcium g.me # aah amt.
uauan with etbrr valuable tu.fodrnt1 40
Co. Fec easily accumulated Is Ine aterare
person Ia tht in part Be- uu. ts sug-
casa iH the treatment nf tuberculosis n
service wh'eh Hcu some UlfltaI pfatuu0u-
ere have Acknowledged ta tHrr patients
We mak, 900 wholesale ,.8Ima fur t Uui
sInae Big oonfaIHs VIA orIttas narcotics or
habit forming DRUGS UuHl fs sal. ffum
your drage.a. ar direct
Tekman Laboratory. Philadelphia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-04
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. Al
Name OF Property Owner Taxes
ADDITIONAL.
UNKNOWN OWNERS

OWNERS
sesed school districts
Notice further given that the undersigned and exof
collector Of Beao county, state OF New Mexico will the
l5hday OF September 1915 the hour of 10 o'clock the forenoon
Of said day the house OF said county offer for sale separately
and consecutive order each parcel of property upon which any
delinquent the year 1914 shown by the rolls
much thereof may be necessary realize the respective amounts
due which sale shall continue until not later than o'clock in the al
and from day day the hours until all Of the said
property shall be sold until the due shall be paid real
lied but such sale will continue for than thirty days from
the said September Is 1915.
NJ. MANDELL,
Treasurer and Ex-Offido Collector of Bernalio County
New Mexico.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-04
Erie9 uno preGe.

Den ~9omb. Ra1r.1 meIbet man
aus 8riihtl: ginen febr berbGnaniss
poIen GinfIub bat Der Rriea auf 81.
fran5Dff9e preHe berborgerufen. 1iel.
BARRIER 3eitunsen baben f4on In ben
eriten RrigspoGen ibr grfheinen
eingefteIlt,, oarunter bic uQantsrne1,
bas rGpenement4, Der uNappel" bic
~Mutorite@ unb Der rgiI wIas.. Dis
groBen Hadridtenbldtter baben ben
erDbten Sell ibrer 3efer einaebiiBt.
Die Muflaee oes vMatin" tit BON
300 1000 auf 100000, bic oes uSsour>
nal bon 1.40O, 900 auf 500, 1000 bers
absefunfen, pGbren6 bic 0erlufte bes
spetit SournuI4 un6 .geiit pariEenA
iperiser em~pfinbli1 fnb. Der Riid<
gang Der ~9umanite1 bGnat nit Dem
ldben Sobe ibres GRINDERS unb
9anptmitarbeiters 3ufammsn. 8es
5eitneno fir ben poIitifden @e5ins
nungsumfdpuna. Der fi6 surseit in
Jranireih pou3iebt. if bic Satfafe,
Dab Mir Die Observation-Disclosures
monar9if4en 3eitunsen ME .e9o be
partS', s5igarp" unb .@aulois" eis
men 3itpa6s an 2eiern gu ber3eid<
men bal'en; oas erftsenannte biefer brei
gldtter bat feline Qefer3abl fogor Der,
tehsfatt unb erfdeint jebt In elmer
Sagesalflage bon 600,OO grempla>
rem ssstn BLOB 100000 Dor benz
arieae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-04

Wagen, oreiBig ODER pier5ig @ogen,
in Die Nadt binmis, Die eben nn-
brift. &oniesberg lit oas 3iel,
Bunoert &ilonIeter iino's big onbin.
@ber pieIei6t geIingt es inns, aui
Dem balben @egp, in gartenitein,
penisitens Die Yerlonen nit Der
8abn al beforoern! - @ir fabrell
oie Nadt iiber cine ornfle, lter-
nenIoie Naht unbeimIih obnc
2aternen mtiirlid, eng Sulammen-
georiift i'm Strob oes @agens; benn
es mar grimmig falt, beionoers fir
Die 8rauen uno GinOer. GreiBig
ooer pier5ig @asen, id lagt' es idon.
CUR reften iab man offers Serers
briinite anflend)ten: Elm 3eiden,
ooB Die Hiliien in Der @eaero maren.
8ieaeidt Die ruliiihe 8orbllt2 Wer
mod)te es wilien2 Aber mo Iteftell
unfere Gruppen2 Man lag I'M
Strob uno 5ermarterte iid) Den aopf:
fporen ie eeidlagen2 Gonii muBtcn
iie weiter norolih abge5ogen ieiu
mo mir wiiroem balo in ibren Sdut
fommen - pernl man inns ourd bic
Scllerlinie 0urdlieB. go roQtell nit
Sabin. Sm Sffene bagnrm es 81 to-
gen, elm fabler Sdeinb nifts uei-
ter. Die Gfer6e mrBten ailsrubeit
woren ben eau5en Gag por6er aui
lem 5eloe gemeien. Ser san5e lan-
&c 3ng belt on, mir elm paar fllbren
peiter, Die batten friihe Bferoe.
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Wir lagerten uns atf einenls Gfpp-
pelfeloe neben Der gbaufiee. Gihiqc.
MAIDEN Jener utt0 poaen &nffec fl.
den. Aber nod ruiteten mir nidJt
6ebn Mimiten, als Elm eellenoer Nuf
nie StraBe binuntcrfam: &olafemt
Goiafen - Anes ipreigt auf, lauis
olirdcinmoer. iudt gu ben Moarts
81 fommen, ipringt binouf oriIdt
ouf Die erihredteu @duIe Elm. aeir.sr
bot 3eit, iih Inn oen nnoern Sta
fiinmern, ieoer brinat iidy ieIbit is
Siderbeit. SdiiiIe fallen in ocs
5erne. @ir id)lagerl auf Die gtrs
los, Die ibr Ieuberites bergeben
in ~roIenoer &orriere. ais fpeni nn5
Ger @ottieibeiuns ouf Den Serlen ilf
gebt es Die gbmlllee entlang. Cir
paar Gliaein pfeifen ms nm Die Ge
rem, atf einem @asefl binter ms
fridt ienlalao nit einem grdbIidels
Sdrei aetroffen %5niammeu
aber Damn ldeint's, Die GmIien lallsa
BON ms ab. @ir mciter, INNER
meiter. obne inns lin8uiebelt, IN oclf
iutigen Morgen hineiH, bon ma1n-
iinnieer angit gebebt. I'm feds ltbr
raIteten mir in eiliem Gorfe, mo mon
nod feiltetl Guiien 8u ieben befom
men batte. Mber Damn - onnn
fans, iaete Der HittergltsbeIiser
inlo belt pl0blid inne urlo ienfte o2,s
&opf, iiberm1ltigt BON Summer.
(Gortfetung foIgt.l
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6ntels.
HOTEL LAMO

1926 NIamo Nlo3a -babfd m5blierts
refine 3immer. SOC, 75c ST per 9dg;
$3.50 iinb nuftpdrts per @ode. 3immer
nit 2 getteu $500 per 8ode. MlteS
EeIepbon grodett 658.
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cHIRoPRAcTIc COLLEGE

0ffen fir Anfnobule I'M Central Sis
ficeS@ebdnDe, Naparro ctr. 2errt Gu6
felbft fennenl Sreie Rriifung IN beli
Rarlors beg College. S. 50. 5tone, Sc,
Brdiioent; S. s. Erieie, sc. 8, 9ebant
SeIepbon grpdett 1851.
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Och alt perleihett.

Sic limited Sabings Banf bon 9es
troit, Wlid., bot nnbesren5te Gunner
@elD 5it berleiben anf Gan antonio gts
aentim. S. %. Nuulin, 402 Central
Office Building.
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800 Gib=A lamo ctr. grittIniise 3inIs
mer nlb 8et0ftigung $1-25 per Sag; SIS
per Bode. 3intner $3.50 per @oGe,
Bnb frei. geiienoe ertpinfdt.
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6pIs tlttO &ohle.

Bir bnIten Die bette apbIe unO bas
bette Brennbol5. 8robiert uils. Olnse
Wopb & Goal Gp. grpdett 6053. Nenes
Eel. 1911.
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Matraten- merit Cure alien Seber<
bctten nidt fort. Qdbt iiis Seber~Usns
traben ans ben alien Gndeu MAIDEN.
9uffp Miattref Co.. Erapis 1868.
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@ir le9en before Geittn1pege nnb
m5Gten Sbnen unferen &pfendnihLno
MAIDEN. Gpxtkwef G~Smftrartisu g.,
202 Central Office Building Eel. Grofs
tett 1913.
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gerlanst - 9iamanten, alte @olb@
linb 9ilber1a1en. @iIiam 90. Gapurru,
SutpeIier; $40 Sts5ouiton Ctr. 2onis
Boot 6tpre.