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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-15
Dnte Chosen.

The Parish Aid Society OF Christ
Episcopal church has chosen Wednes-
day. December / for the date of Its
Christmas sale which will be given
in the parish house.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-15
Confirms Glass.

The Right Rev. william, L. Gravatt,
bishop co-adiutor of the diocese OF
West Virginia. confirmed class of
, 1915-12-15
Translation.
PUBLICATION.

IN conformity with s p Of the Colonial
. Law all persons residing IN the Coun-
try District Of tire jurisdiction OF Christian
sted, who consider themselves III receipt Of
a clear yearly income Of Francs l,5o0 and
otherwise to be entitled to the franchise in
conformity with s IS Of the said Colonial
Law, or who before the 31st March 1917
will attain the qualifications Of franchise
(see SOB, last clause are hereby requested
to notify the same IN writing to the under
signed Chairman Of the Electoral Board
before the expiration OF this month.
The Electoral Board for the Country
District of Christiansteds jurisdiction, st.
Croix, the 4th. December 1915.
POULSEN.
, 1915-12-15
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN
FREDERIKSTED'S POST OFFICE
FOR NOVEMBER MONTH, 1915.

Paid.
Bynol Brown, Miss Lousie James, Mrs.
r. Mical
Unpaid.
Abraham Adams, Est, Old Pie, 20 Bit:
Christopher Belgroyes, Est. Mt. Pleasant
50 Bit: Miss Darling Farrier Est. Clifton
Hill so Bit. Nathaniel Gill Est. Castle
Burke, SO Bit: Mrs. Night, Est. Bettys
Hope 20 Bit: Miss Mary Payne, Est. Pros
peritv so Bit: Mr.. Clyde Perkins, Est.
Whim 30 Bit: George Samson, 50 Bit: Miss
HELM Thomas, 20 Bit: Joseph Williams,
Est. ST. Georges 20 Bit:
". BJERG.
, 1915-12-15
EKENDTG0RELS

= HFNHOLD til % af kolonialloven
p opfordcs horved lie Indvaanere j Chris
tiansteds Jurisdiktions Landdlstrlkt, som
maatte formene at have en- rem aarll8 Ind
komst al 1900 Francs o9 iovri8t 1T were
valgberettiget i Inconsistencies MED tor
nevnte Kolonialloys s Is, eller at vile OPP
naa saadan Nalberetti4else linden den 81
Marts 1917, ifr, den nevnte Lows 5 -, sd
ste Stvkke, til inden indevsereudo Deem
Der Naaneds Udgang skiftli8 at anmelde
saadaut for undertegnede Formand ! Nal8-
bestyrelsen.
Valgbestryelsen for Christiansteds Juris-
diktions Landdistrikts Nalgkreds, st CrolX,
den & December 1915.
POULSEN.
, 1915-12-15
BEKENDTGORELSE

81 HENHOLD til den under % JUL 1886
D. allerhojst kontirmertde Fuudatafo for Gros-
serer Wilhelm Smidts UndelsiotteisesIesat
for Trangende paa st. CIoiX s ? blinges Diet
herved til offentlig Kuudskab, at der den L
Jaunar 1916 vii vere ct Rentebelob af FrcF.
93.971 til UddeliDg.
Andragender, ipdeholdende de forn6dne
og behorig konstaterede Oplysninger, vile
vacre at indsende til G~uvernemenlet fol de
dansk veatindiske Der linden den p Deem
Der d. A.
Guvernements Sekretariatet. ST. Croix,
den 20 November 1915
WILL. JACOBSEN.
bSt.
, 1915-12-15

Translation


mURSUANT to S , Of Charter Of Fouoda-
g non for Merchant Wilhelm Smrdt'* lie
gacv for assisting poor persons il s.. G1olx
most 9racionsly sanctioned under date Of
90 july 1856 it is hereby brought TO public
notice, TINT q balance Of interest amounting
to Frcs. 93.724 will be on hand for distrlDn-
ton on the / Janunry 1916.
Applications, containing the requisite IN
formation aud duly certified 70 be forwarded
to the Government Of the Dau,.h West Ia
dia Islands within the p December a,c.
Government Secretary's Office. ST. CroiX,
the % November 1919.
WILL. JACOBSEN,
0eH.
, 1915-12-15
BEKENDTGORELSE

nET bekendtgores herved, at Guverne-
bodholdor F. COULTER til fra den /
DIS. at regne og indtil videre under en-
konstitueret Brandnajor i Flederihsted
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-09
NINETEENTH EPISODE

ih flN' "i"~NNN
ln an pNu Goa Sean ia cellar
in h hnH W ea.aiYn inHs sAn
a n t eHiisNus "ha'
frm ~ tn Hiaat aaeeral tp
hf f0r NA fana
Al i la mHng Chinese ani
Oh DREAMING Di iHo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-09


iooE'" h. exclaimed pa.a..AE
We ero~doi a.oa tho t'naa
There vas an aeroplane paaaias e'f
;ss 1.y
Just watch tha' H4fea1-he '''f
Mere
We ri'ft'd Haf ''Hf Old
az anxious mo~rni
Already. bad AHDan 20 saF lr"
had quietly De- h'lenif in'n Zoe 'a'N
taken the siAss.. 'rnm the .-l1nh'i
and ievcled them at ga .u OBJ, haar4
tory
Meanwhile sgragsr. ~ at.m
iearued later ha4 .nH,d ha at"
plano ayinE Prom h hntar n iaf
sulrrbs and saa naH ap nr nt"f
the city 49, n l4l D.. ls.rel
i0vn lootlaE eagerly for 'he 'ars.i
tte aAl,o c.f.ie
Win export pre tIou te '.' fo 'ho
bomb and h aea4is afHe 70 de
siggctlun ~ ppet taan
Straight io lfs nark Ha'
the 90 narfhaat. 4.rat Iam la
rocked vilh Goo defamation
na III the wI.It f.u
to pieces
The bomb that 800 t..
Destroy tho aota,og ba
4ulck chaAs g.. Doc tfe .
Hrnyed tho h4Hsout asa ih- Dn|a.afy
of Pc rpeuf
Ualf su hour ht.r l.s sa eas
rersously rspUrfmr w ssh Fans 1
tha secret den 81 Dl.a-t
artaf phite d..l REFINED. Ina
fea.ed as as.la ua.t.s I.ls.t l..
ftrstreir
Ans apt hs nr
ltta aIta ang.r
uast.r Iea.a tt. circle
eiprl O. .ut rI painted
.a IS. r,hoasr r.. t.I a
tf.t arl sing u.a I..l.
gnuoaa shall ~, ..r ttat h.
Vii
rar rrtnur ODD r. rs. .fr
alrl.. lcd $3.50 ul sa O.. a
f.r hu, ah.. tt t5 d nr
,.ur anton Schmidt
... ANA d1 .ar .Ha ..nu.r .ar
ashsi hm.dt
g Nah you'd stoa us voaf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-09

et.o oVfr the fNrl
terry rrancois. directed hiaine Y y.
@tser..- Then weli tel 700 ~.
hou - strike the best rada 70 i-
~ee sr,i-r Sam aal'ed 90 hear q
morn bet rlded glie.ly ~ tls
-, al. ~ 80, down aiQng the ave
nue 70 the fern ....
Rocaiesse aas a handsome s'
az fse house uaa lue g tne '-
si,e.s n Lasen3oi Aceofd'atil
Igsire iast no time in ahias a''aA
,ss. ~ re recreation in re c0-D'''
u6,eh she hai promised heTssh
had scarcely % down iAs p
pefapssraHa shea she aaa'l'0
nat she YES going % use % ils'
aaay r8r several ulnltes si.1 ~
,se feraraa overlooking GO
gree, terraces. he't.aF '1e fseie
IN aaa tls umbrella ana 2aa--f.-s '-'
flta
Elaine came uigp.ag fayiy oli .n
ne lerca u ne leairsi " i'
skafclIrg costumes
some ranso D tants-e9 offaiit
The ray rreea ara ahfe trrd s.-.
sloallerel 81 anl sar4t.l On
50. Hhis L.all' i-..
iar 90 o. .antse4.e lsat taa, DR.
W hu baal,IfuIf aaat fnl ..f
3" ' .,. r-...t
liza
5000 1
W
s,aalaf 'A.t.af o "-
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deirrra'aif
. -a ~
'-
t-e i'si % % zoe
ile nu e4n aaata-. Ae
m "
A f ''i
iD'
.-t- meg e'- ~. A-'' %
lal H.i sen ia'e '-.A .a' -
"rN.l " private ..O'''
Pad oi'rh '"i'0lrl if '.i'.''
a' "rA as iar "'e e-- ~
er'oe H.l ae Pa -.h
rateh eth Bis caAfa
oatlnr tte'Y a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-09
; y y y y y ssFt
Late MAsss
, y ~ " krl

Accounted rrgss n
KANSAS CITY ~
KANSAS CITY @H
uts 5000 head nia'''
l aIc $3.50 ffl.sQ'
DWlr litcciris
southern s'fs u. X
rhcop Rmelpis
tGndy lAmls f9tFH
Uy Associated Fress "a
FORT WORTH ~
TNBT WORTH ~
uts 5000 head ni-''
iight ST suffTtA ~
Cattle Receipts -
higher horvce taspF !.
Sheep Receipts
steady. iamiis fsua1>>
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-05-22

'Lushus" was the best brand
name for the Northwestern fruit
among 900 suggestions entered
in the contest recently conducted
by the North Pacific Fruit Dis
tributors. This is the decision of
the Study Circle of the Spokane
Ad club, to which the matter of
final selection was referred by
the original committee of judges.
The word was coined by Carl
W. Hart, Of Spokane, and the
first prize of SIS was awarded
to him on it by a unanimous
vote, after the numbers of names
under consideration had sifted
down to $50.
"Mello-west," proposed by
Mrs. C. A. Sanborn of Wen
atchee. won the second prize of
$40, and "Dependapack." sub
mitted by Carl G. Allenbach
of Spokane. took third prize of
S..
In entering ''Lushus" in the
contest, Mr.. Hart designed a box
label to show how the name
could be simply and effectively
displayed in connection with an
individual district brand and at
the same time not submerge the
identity of the district brand.
He also set forth its particular
qualities as follow: It is a name
with unlimited advertising posi-
bilities. It is original, easy to
pronounce and read. Whenever
read or spoken it will bring to
the mind all that 10 best and de-
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-05-22

licious in apples. While highly
descriptive, the spelling is so
novel that it will stick. It has the
appropriateness of such coined
trademarks as Sunkist and Hol-
sum yet does not initiate any
trademark.
In determining the prize win
ners, the Ad club ruled that only
such names as appealed to the
taste or appetite should be in
clpded-tha this was the pri-
mary function of the name of
any food product.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-05-22

A Bellingham paper says: HE
was a friend of ours who came
into the local barber shop the
other day for a haircut, a shave,
a shampoo, a massage-for a
general "dolling up" in fact.
By nature and by example he
was an optomist, ever seeing the
silver lining to the darkest clouds
and always predicting brilliant
future for Bellingham. The bar
Der began to talk, as BARRIERS
sometimes do, but the tonsorial
artist found business rotten and
the outlook far from bright; the
doggone town was going to
the dogs and so forth. Our
friend had a haircut and a shave,
for these he regarded as neces-
sites. The balance of his order
was Cancelled, and instead of
paying the barber $1.50 he hand
ed the barber fifty cents. He
admitted that he was convinced,
at that particular time. by the
dismal tales that had been pour
ed into his ear, and that now was
the time to retrench and cut ex-
penses to the limit.
'This is a commonplace little
incident. Its only moral is that
the barber lost 81 worth of work.
We wonder just how much busi-
ness has been lost during the
past year in this particular way.
Apropos of the same subject, our
attention has just been called to
one Of the leading stores wherein
the clerks have express instruc-
tions to talk good times to every
customer. The sound business
Judgment Of this is obvious. No
body wants of spend $40 or $50
for instance. if gloomy fore
bodings are apt to convince him
that tomorrow he will be hard
put to 1t to rustic a meal"
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-05-22

The Worlds Work, which in
dorses the Wilson administration,
and the New York Sun, which
sneers at it, are both of the opin-
ion that business has turned the
corner on the road to good times.
The members of the American
Newspaper Publishers associa-
ton, which held its 29th annual
meeting recently, were of the
same mind. And facts back
them up. Bank clearing and rail.
road earning are better; another
huge wheat crop is in sight;
steel, cotton, wool and dry goods
are all active and bring good
prices. Wall street is anticipat-
ing matters booming certain
select stock and is sharpening it's
shears generally. Our country
is financially independent, it's re-
sources are intact, and public
opinion is disposed to see indus
try go forward constructively.
We have been minding our own
business and it is going to pay.
Aside from the war 1915 will be
a good year. Golfers Weekly.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-05-22

In no country has the increase
in the cost of living been so
great since 1904 as in Canada.
The people in Canada are pay
ing the price for their refusal
to accept reciprocity. They are
paying the price for their high
protective tariff. They have
been suffering from hard times
for several years, but they have
the comforting knowledge that
their high tariff will keep them
out of necessities which can be
produced cheaper in other coun-
tries.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-05-22

The total resources of the
three Colville banking institu-
tions, on May 1. were 1852, 786.
This is the highest point reached
in Colville's banking history.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-05-22

In his spirit of dislike at the
town Of Chewelah, the editor OF
the Colville Index last week an
nounced eleven deaths from
measles. From the very nature
of the statement. the Index pre-
sumably got even with Chewelah.
for such a rumor whether true
or false is injurious. The willing
ness to print statements of a dis
paraging character regarding q
neighboring town has not been
shown by any other papers. how
ever, so as long as Chewelah un-
derstands that it is an individual
matter and not a Colville attitude,
little harm will likely result.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-05-22

The cost of a years supply OF
food and fuel for an average
family of five has advanced an
average of about SIS in the past
year, Labor Commissioner E. W.
Olson shows, following second
cost-of-living investigation.
Last year price quotations in
all parts of the state were OBJ
tanned on a list of articles con-
sidered sufficient to supply a
family of five persons in mod
crate circumstances. Estimates
ranged from $405 to $431. This
year prices were obtained on the
same list of articles and prices
ranged from $418 to $444.
Flour, potatoes and sugar are
chiefly responsible for the in
crease in the domestic budget,
the investigation Of Mr.. Ol.on
shows. Other cereals have fol-
lowed the increased price of
wheat, but meat and canned
goods remain at about the same
price.
The sharpest advance in prices
was shown in the Seattle quota
tions, cost of the family budget
in that city being $25 greater
than the cost of the same articles
one year ago.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-05-22
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS.
May Session.

Monday, May 8, 1916.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
All members present.
The day was spent with the mall and
attending to various matters.
Board adjourned to Tuesday, May
l. 1915.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-05-22

In 1914 there were % suspen-
sions of national banks in the
United States. out of a total of
7473 national banks.
Considering that 1914 wit
messed the greatest financial
strain in the worlds history, it
looks as though the Wilson plan
of protecting the public has been
worth while. However, those
who made money and took
pleasure in the Roosevelt panic
of 1907 would rather work under
the old Wall street plan of bank
conduct.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-05-22

A. A. Willis, mail carrier be-
tween Colville and Park Rapids,
has purchased a Fordiand will use
it in conducting q stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-13
May NOT FLOAT HER FOR DAYS

Probability that the Great Northern liner Minnesota which ran
aground the Inland h.
predcament
ighered, oca officials Tuesday -" 'e
altogether likely
for repairs when she
two hull punctures. ' '''
dispatch to Tho Star from
Although all
cred there appears TO be Immediate
relocated The Blue Funnel Kobe
day with the Mnnesoa They put ashore
ana VIII lnera
Her includes
Most OF this ioaa
Manila wharvcs whore facilities
take to lighter enough float tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-13
LOCAL JEWISH SCHOLAR DIES

After OF Illness the
residents OF Seattle died o'clock
1873 10th e " '' "'"'e'
He 50
He survived widow sons and two daughters MI res
dents OF Seattle - - 80
The children are Morris Joseph Jacob Louis
and Mrs II. Greenberg l..
Among the orthodox Jews OF the city
or the
1900 The funeral will be hold from the residence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-13
BRITISH CAPTURE 614 RIOTERS

LONDON April 13An official OF
rising stating that 50
made 'N
Eleven mutineer missing W.
Marines from one british French and
Japanese cruisers suffered
me landing OF marines from the five allied cruisers
With the military civil
nforced by
preston OF the which
- N"' wv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-13
MILDLY Blouses
$1.25

VIZ oMEN'S and Girls MILDLY
w Blouses OF all.white Gal
atea. also In white with collars
and cuffs OF navy. Copenhagen
or red. Sizes 6 to 20 years: ~
TO ~ bust measurement. Price
S1.25.
Aisle Table. First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-13

The Seven Keys Bdpate editor
couple OF hundred in the first mail this morning.
and s;il they
Bu-here haven't been
40 veil another tip help
In tho above picture
concealed another tey-th~ TO
To the FIRST
dollar tickets to
week Each
exhausted
And now rsmsmesr-ths seventh very
ths etnsa u speiied
sv 70 not fiat key; 10 not the ring;
Watch for The or YOU.
a on Perha II GU
don't
And
o TO win.
Nov. at
and address tn. Seven Badpa The
VIII be received By word mouth telephone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-13
Net Lace
Flouncings
SOC Yard

EANCY Net Flouncings in
L widths from IS to IS
inches. featuring dainty and
bold designs. finished with
novelty scalloped edge. also
Shadow Lace Flouncings, IS to
81 inches wide, for waists and
petticoats.
Very attractive values at
soc yard.
vAlENcIENNEs LAcEs,
BOLT OF u YARDS. 55c-
Imported valenciennes Laces
in single and two-thread
veaves. diamond and round
mesh, bolt OF IL yards, JJc.
Yrs, Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-13
Women's
Isle Union Suits
$1.OO

VIZ OMEN'S Sleeveless Llsle
w Union Suits. with low
neck and cuff or wide lace
trimmed knee: double band
facing and crocheted edge at
top. Price s1.00.
AtSi.25, many different styles
In Isle Union suits. low neck.
sleeveless. with cuff knee or
lace-trimmed umbrella knee,
with plain band top. fancy
crocheted yoke or beading top
and reinforced thighs.
First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-13
New House Dresses, $1.95

TINE House Dress shown in the
l. sketch is one OF several new
models a, this price. II is OF Law
ender, blue or gray and white
striped bingham. with graceful, full
skirt joined 10 deep yoke. The
collar and cuffs are Of plain-eolor
ehambray Bingham piped with
white. Price $1.0S.
Another pretty new Bingham
Dress is patterned with narrow
gray. lavender or blue stripes on
white ground. A narrow panel OF
plain color chambray Bingham trims
the skirt and long revers OF plain
color finish the waist. Vest, collar
and cuffs are OF white. Attractive
value at $1.05. second '''''
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-19
zd3redIidb snseridbtet
@urbe Der gdder SreO. sdubrIid,
in einer Isis anete Tsaidlinr.

Don einem idredlihsn llngliidsfan,
on beFsn IoIsen Ct i'm itdbtiihen 9os
fpitol in fat bcffnungsloism 3uitanos
pnrniepsrIiegt, ipurbe ber 54idhrise
greb. Sdubtrlih. Beiibsr Der BGdtrei
yio. 1427 apiones Strabe, beiroffen.
Der aeruite mar seItsrn 4benb fur5
nab 10 llbr nit isinem 0sbiIffu on.
Walber BEL Seistnsten beihdfiigt unb
gerietb babel nit eiuer 4anb in bic
anstsmaI9ins. Gbe sr Iid's psriab,
fudr faii isin san5sr aorper 5ipifGen
bic Wal3sn ee3pgfn ipprbtn unb Der
gebilft bate bic sr6bis Wiibs bic Was
i6insrie dbsuitsIIen unb ieinem Rsiitsr
5u 5iIfs 5u iommen. Gerielbe tpuroe
In betpubtlojtm, erdusnerregenbtm
3uItanbe aus Der siisrnsu llHtilammes
runs bsfrsit unb eilisii nah BEN
StabsboIpiiaI ssbradt, no ibm 3us
nGdf Der linis iyub am an06sI unb
Der redts arm obtrbnlb bss 9onoges
tents amputiri ipstbsn mubten. Au'
berbem Fat Der llngliidIihe einsn loIn'
pIisirtn Brud bes linten Arms, ioipte
bsr redtsn Gdultsr bapOnsetrassn unb
bas Geiidt III tbm 5ur llnienniIid'eit
a,rmalmt fpcrbsn. Ssin 3uItdun fpiro.
fpis anssfiibrt, als Elm fat boiinunss'
lpier erddtet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-19

- gluf BEN 2aetrpInb on Der Dori
eirabe unb Jrsemdu aDenls, no Der
Wablratb bic trunspprtirbarsn
Stimmtdfen aufbsipdhri. brad s.s
fern elm 5euer aus. bas Der Jeiier-
psbr siemlih gu ihaffsu ma&ie MD
eiusn SfabM Don sttpa 5000 dHridf
t.k. Die Teuertpebr bate eiHtn sienI.
LID i&iperm StaHb, sbs iis an esH
;5susrerb berdniommsn tonnie, ba
Bic Gtimmtdiitn ni9t HtbeH sindnosr
iieben. Dian nimmt on. baB iabrIdi.
iiss 8ranbfiifiuns porliest uub slpdr
bon Geiten obbahIoIsr PerfOnen, bic
In ben Stimmt6itsn ibr Auariisr auf.
gsiHfagsn batisn. 9as eeftrigt Jeusr
mar bas 5ipeits duf BEN lderplnb i'm
@srlduf pon ptnistu 1assn uTo ocs
srite 9Seuer mar BON gefpobHtrn in b.,
Rd&barf6ait, obHt bab bic Jeiler.
ipebr bsnadrintigi purbe, I'm Rein
erItidi iporbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-19
BON ieinein ztiefiobm
9urSe Der 53.iabrisr Sbsmas 6ou'
nerton rridofen.
Der betrmnfens 3aitnnb bss altsn
hate eiueH Streit peranlaft.

Gin ,SoniIienitreit, fpdbrei,o oelleil
Elm Stieiiobn icinen Batter, Der IN be-
trmteneln 3uitaiioe nad Saiile &c.
foilrnen mar, sur Neoe itellte, etloete
aeItern slbenb I'M feds llbr odniIf,
bah Der 53.j1briee Sboulas Conner
ion, 2o46 9lniIop Strnbe, bon iet
nem 3.idhrigen Stiefiobn sllberf
sssobnion, Der in oeIuieIben Saile
fpobnt, eri6oiieu piIrbe.
csobnion, Der in eiHern Nidelthed'
ter anseIteIlt III, fnm Inn bic areeee'
bene 3eit gum slbenoeiien nah Snii'
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