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The Monte Vista journal., 1915-09-18
'ARMER is SHREWD
MOTOR CAR BUYER

when the farmer buys a motor
car he has to be shown" says a
sales executive of Dodge Brothers,
Detroit. HE doesn't take ANYTHING
on say so. And he particularly
searches for the hidden quality. The
average city man is very strong for
looks and design but only in rare
cases is he possessed of much knowl-
edge of mechanics and then, too, he
is schooled in the proposition that
even If something goes wrong with
his car it is only step to a garage.
But the countryman adopts an en-
tirely different attitude when he buvs
car. He is usually motor wise. He
has been operating his farm mnchin-
cry by gasoline engine and is familiar
with the principle and operation of
motors He has before him at all
time the thought that he must have
a car that will take him there and
back In other words, he will not
take chances on a car that NAV
strand him 10 miles from home anc
three or four from help
He is close reader of motor car
advertising literature. In most cases
when he plans buying a car he has
been giving the subject thought for a
year or so and reading up on it. He
keeps the salesman on his toes ,,ith
his questions and he demands abgo-
lutte frankness.
We notice the difference IN the
attitude of the city man and the far
mer when they go through our plant.
The urban dweller pays attention to
the eXternals to the immensltv of
the plant, the great number of men
employed, the production. etc The
rural visitor wants to be shown the
details Of manufacture, part;cula w
the hidden mechanism and t,e hid
den quality of the materials. Going
through the upholster ng shop, for
instance, the city man looks at the
finished bodies and admires their-ap-
pearance while the farmer examines
the leather and satisfies himself of
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-09-18
SCHOOL DISTRICT TO PAY
IRA RANSPORTATION OF PUPILS

Bids are asked by the school board
at La Jara for transporting children
to and from the school premises.
The routes over which the children
are to be carried are 20 miles and 2.7
miles in length, and the conveyances
to be used must be properly lighted,
heated and seated. The longer route
requires auto buses and the con-
tractor must carry all children who
desire to attend school.
The plan of furnishing transporta-
ton for school children in rural dis
tricts is used extensively elsewhere,
but this is the first instance in Colo
RADIO known to us.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-09-18
SAGUACHE FAIR

The Saguache County Fair will be
held at Saguache Sept. 90, "a. and
25th. this year. and no expense Is
being spared to make II as big a
success this year as In years past
The program for the first day VIII
start with ball game between Sa-
guache and Monte and will be called
at $40 sharp. The program for the
afternoon Will commence at 1880 and
will consist of COW pony races, potato
race on horse back, ladies free for
all 10 mile race. foot race for boys
under IA. foot race for girls under
"a. and boys pony race.
On Friday, the second day of the
fair there will be another ball game
between Monte and Saguache at
$3.50 in the morning. Commencing
Ut 1880 the program for the after
noon will be n quadrille on horse
back. tug of war. ladies relay race.
exhibition OF saddle horses. free for
all y mile dash, wild horse race,
and ~ mile relay race.
There will be a ball game at $3.50
on Saturday, but as yet we have not
learned who will play. The after
noon program will commence at l 80
with quadrille on horseback. COW
pony race, pulling contest with either
a span of horses or mules. free for
all u mile race, bucking contest,
Saguache Derby. / mile dash, five
mile motorcycle race. and 2 Y mile
relay race. Liberal prizes will be
given to all successful entrants in
the above contests.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-09-18
OBITUARY

Joseph T. Dove was born June 30,
1913 near Carroll, Fairfield Co.,
Ohio. Died Aug. 81, 1915, aged 70
years. He was of family of Is
children of whom thirteen grew to be
men and women. He is survived by
three sisters, two in Ohio, one in
Colorado, and two brothers, one in
Billings, Montana, one in Sevey, Kan.
The early part of his life was spent
on the old farm in Ohio, and 12 years
in the state of Illinois, when he was
called back to the old home in Ohio
in 1877. Remained there until 1899
when he came to Colorado. The last
four years of his life were spent in
the foot hills of Blanca prospecting.
His home was open and free to all
who came to his door He was loved
by all who knew him for his kind
hospitality and deeds of mercy and
love.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-09-18

1t seems that some parties are
contemplating the purchase of timber
on the north fork of Rock Creek from
the Forest Service. There are thous-
ands of cords OF poles and railroad
tie stuff in that canon and the timber
Is mostly red spruce, fre-killed.
purchasers of this timber would be
compelled to build a road into the
gulch which would entail consider
able expense.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-09-18
DU,IBA PREPARES TO LEAVE

James F. j. Archibald, an Ameri-
can correspondent was given pass
port to Austria. In London 1t was
discovered that he had private COM
municatioh tc the Austrian authori-
ties from the Austrian ambassador
at Washington, Constantin Dumba,
which disclosed a plot by which the
Austrian laborers were to create
strikes / American ammunition
plants. When this became known
President Wilson asked for DR..
Dumba's recall. The ambassador be-
gan at once to pack his gripsacks for
home not waiting fer the recall.
Commenting on the action of the
ambassador the Berlin Vossische
Zeiturg says:
1T does not seem to point to pro-
nounced good will on the part of the
American government. The ambas-
sador only did his duty when he
called the attention of the subjects
of the monarchy working in the mu-
nitions factories to the criminality
of their conduct under the laws of
their fatherland."
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-09-18
it's quality and that of tire cured hail
which we use"
TO SPUD GROWERS:
Monte Vista, Colo,
Sept. Is, 1915.

Monte Vista, Colo,
Sept. Is, 1915.
1 wish to figure with you. How
much does it cost to sell car OF
spuds? l prefer to sell my spuds 10
our home dealers. Why? Because
l can get fifty-five cents per hundred
pounds spot cash. Now If you hlre d
man to go out and sell them for YOU
at a five-cent or ten-Cent or htteen
cent per hundred more what Is sou'
gain? Now what can you hlre
good man to go out and sell !ou'
spuds for? Perhaps one huhufeu
per month. How much car tare Ha'0
you to pay? III
Eyes" 1 heard a man say we WI"
screen them in good shape. wren
we sell to our home dealers We w
not care if they are screened or nO''
Now how many dimes WORTH oil pOU'
seed do YOU have in the markets Is
this a fair deal? What ought u ~
done is, we ought to hire gooa n+rt not
to watch you fellows VINO uV ,hSm rT
screen your spuds and brlus ..tar .a
through and then we could get Oe'''
prices. ,a, our
Now we will sell our spuas ..,n, vT'
selves. You can figure on ge,5i g.rs5
about one-fourth of them tu,% ,hsn
down. Now if it costs you ieSo 20 eell
twenty cents per hundred u M r,
them you are getting of nne' Zines
perience is fine thing ~ Won
This is free country any try It
think it is a snap to sell sI'"g1 ,oy cars
Yourself When you get Jew . 'fr fry
turned down brace up, ana nm nsimrning
again. If you will just starr Sm,t' not full
spuds-say won't | make pU' that
of money? Say boys, the mnn mnmds is
has enough money to snip ,S SP Now
the man you should stay Wy, sot save
do as you think best 10 10 ma markets
too much seed in with the li'd snnds,
as we might not want you, you'd A. man
and you will have to De
'o It ' is now getting late. VIII WI seIi II to
to close. Figure this out anu os ever
the highest bidder. feh'a'"
your friend. - uoGATE
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-09-18

The Saguache people were pretty
sore when Monte Vista won three
straight games from their boasted
ball team at the tournament last
week. The Saguache objection was
on account Of the imported players
on the Monte team. The fans of
this place want the best talent OBJ
tainable when there is chance for
real ball game. and the beauty of it
Is that they have the money to pay
for said talent.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-09-18
None Equal to Chamberlain's

Il have tried most all of the cough
cures and find that there is none that
equal Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
II has never failed to give me prompt
reiief,' writes w. V. Harner, Mont
pelier, Ind. When you have a cold
give this remedy trial and see for
yourself what a splendid medicine II
is. Obtainable everywhere.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-09-18

The Denver Bears and Monte Vista
will meet on the local diamond Tues
day the 21st, and Monte will play
with her usual lineup with the pos
sible exception of Sterzer who will
pitch for Monte. Mccormick and
Coffey will play with the Bears.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-09-18
GARD OF THANKS

We as family wish to express in
ehis way our thanks to our many
friends for their kindness and beau
tlful horal offerings in the time of
our sad bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Busch
and family.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-09-18

DR.. and Mrs. Moninger and r. r.
Mitchell were Mosca visitors last
Thursday.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-28

itebsn mubte. Rom betleibete ben RSs
mig ppn llngarn nit ,apoitpIH4en"
Mehten in air9enfragen. uHb aunl
3eiden bafiir lieB Der Yapit benz aOs
Mig stephan bas DoppelfreliS iibers
Tenbsn, bds fsitben,, aus elmer Gront
onfffeiaenb, In, nnedrifhen Geidss
ipdppen prdngt. 9es ,9itels rapoito.
liiher 30nia bon llnaarn" bebienen
iid beuie alfo dud bic S,absburser gu
red)t; es fftint aber, bab er aus irs
aenbipel6en 1riinben erit felt bem IS.
Satrbunber! Gsii Maria 59ersiia) 81
ben feiten siteln Der bdbsburgiId,s
lotGringilten Tpnditie gebort; friiber
bebiente man i'd, ieiner 1idt oher nur
dusnobmsnsife. Die 9esiebungen 8os
Mig Gtepbdns unb ieinsr y'atfolser
alim alien Seutff1cn Heif, ,pehfelten
Ipdter; man fdlus fid, man pertrils
iid; i'm II. Snbrbunbert, inter gela
III. Defenders, ipielten rpieper bic
ariehiIhen GinfliiHe in unsdrn eins>
Rplle, bic blirh5iehenben ateuafdbrers
6eere iparen ni9t Iebr eeeienei. has
stbsnblonb pcpular gu MAIDEN. I'm
aarns er0bie politiids Mdhtitellung
i'm Is. Sabtbunbert mar pann sleihs
fam Elm leties 9IuflenGten rpr Der
faft sfpeibunbertidbrieen Siirtenberr.
idaft, pon Der iit 81 befreien ibm srit
nit 9ilfe bss 8eutfden Reihs unS
bes 0rinatn Gnaen aelana.
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i4drffte Gssnerf4afi sstr,ien. Otens
brtin bat bic bri.iidt llsbsrmaAt our
Gee Der bsutiden 5o6iss E6iffabrt
itcR felt iibsr sinem aabr p6aig sin
Gnbe esnlaht. 2lls biiis nciOrii&sn,
bGhft bsbausrlid.n @srbiItnifIs sri
itireu alIa.nIhsinIi6 iebo6 nidt fiir
bic gunbesanpdlis. in bsreu Sdns
Zen bic Wsrtretuua ber Der. Staattn
in BEN pru5sife Iisat. DeritIbs Ut
einmal beaonnen porbsn, sr brinsi
ben anpdlten fttte GporttIn .unb ba.
Der muk tr bis aum biitsrsn Gnbe
bnrhaefiibrt iperben. An biefsr Wos
4t III babtr Der SnbaIt Der g.rufs
ilna tsiannt eefDorben, tpsIGs bic
gunbssanipd[ie a.asn bic Qlbipeiiuug
Der 4nilaas BON Gsiten Der untsrtn
sSnitaHa an bas guHbss Dtsrseriht
einaereicht haben. ,Da bic BARN ni.s
eeraeIsatsn gebauptlnssa unb 4ns
auben nit ben aegsnlpdriia ibatiddlih
pOrburbsnsn lnh fir atf.bbdrs 3it
iptiier su beTteb.nbsn 1srbdliniifsn
aud nidt i'm gntiernt,isn i'm Gins
tlana ftskn, 10 lobnt "a iidb Hiht,
auf mic gegriinoung ks glppsus
naber sinsus,bsn.
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Saahrihten.

-Tfobsnbeatbtiternotb.
Iuf Grunb Der Gins unb auswanbes
ruugssS Siatiitiffu fiirdten bic giiens
behnsn eiHen trniibaftsn WfongeI an
arbsiistrdften in fommenber 3eit.
Dieis Staiiititen beutsn barouf bin,
bab Der europdiI6s arirg in ben inbus
itrielIeu, 0tonomiiHen unb iosidlen
WerbGltnifen Der Der. Siaaten Sabre
lang 5u fiibl,n iinb bic Gniipidelung
infolst Mangsl auslGnbifaer glrbeiter
unb eines geringsrsn WaHstbums Der
BepOlttruns bebinbtrt fsiH ipirb. Qlnf
bic Ginnabmsn Der Gransp6rtgeieIls
f9aften na&t iid bic mirsuna bsrstts
flihlbdr, benn nitt nur bic Shiffsaes
tsaIddfien, fonbsrn aud bic EiTens
ba6nsdsllf4afien baPsE WinisHsp
Dollars bur4 bk ssyipakrt Gisiipanb<.
runp angsbabt. 0iitsnSs H0Hntsanss
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sradisn bic Situation fir beunrubis
senb uHb iis iaseu, bnb nit Der Jorts
febung bee arieges bic 3ufubr nod,
serisg.r ipsrben ipirb dIs bisbsr unb
bic srobe 3abl Der Nusldnbsr. bic gss
Isssnbeit finoen. in bic 9siinatg 5uriids
auisbren, bic Gage nod perfdlirnmert.
Sic sriIdrsn, baB nod gsenbiguHg bss
arieaes cine fpeitere Riidipanberung
itattfinbsn iperbs, ipdbrsnb bic eirropGis
iG,n Regisrungsn bemiib. iein .psrben,
ale arbeitsidbisen Manner in Der 5ett
matb 3u baIi,n, I'M auf3ubGlien. ipas
burd ben arieg ssrf5rt iporhsn in.
llsber ben Safen Rem Dort iiHb i'm
I.bisn gistaliabr nut 17s.4l6 perfOs
nen eingeranbsrt, ssssn S7s.o52 I'M
9orjabr.
0sgsn ben .Dampfsrs
1ruit." gsianniIid mar bic 9uns
bssr.aiernna nit ibrem fi6 aeasn ben
fog. .SniernaiionaIsn Doniptsrs
truit", ,. B. bic untsr ben bier psrtrss
tensp turopdiidsn DampfiGiff De-
felihdftsn bsiiebenben ssi&dftlid.H
0etsinbdrunssn, asridseisn proaeis
aba.tpieitn ipprosn. Die alags griins
bette fih auf bic @sbduptnne, bdb
bic gefsIIi6dfien nit foIhen bic apn'
.arrens bsi9rdnfnb,n @srsinburun.
qcn iif a,asn ons Sbermon @sisB
btrainaen. unb eR irarfn in Der alds
Nefdrift sspen bic WitsIisber bss
Dampfer 9ruifs, sinidliebenb bic
groben b.utfdsn unb bic aroBsn engs
Iii&en geienfddftsn, brdisiifs
Mabnnbmen fir JlihtbefcIguna amee
ritaniifxr gsItbgebuna in glusii9t
qsiisIIt iuprben. Der arisa in europa
bat naiiirlih allen stpiIhtn ben Or
feIlihdften b.itonbtfen Mbmahungsn.
ipabSIh<irlim fir bic Dauer. elm
Gnbe atinamt. unb an bic Stslls friis
tsrsn asI4dftIi&su aDHtkirsTbss III
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Die Staliener ietsn lire
CHenbfe fort.
@erif,iuenoen aber nnr cine ricige
Wenge pon Wunitiun.

nnb erleiben grobe Der
luite an W aften.
Wisu, 27. Sttober. lleber Cons
BON. Der am Mittlpod 9tbsHo Dom
ariessminiiterium erIaHsne offi5isas
gsridt Iautet pis fOlst:
Die Ruiien perben peitlib bon
GSartOrpst tors ibrss bsitisen Bis
beritanbes INNER peitsr auriidge>
Drdnst.
.Sm RiiiteHgebiet ieBsH Die StaIies
Hsr ibre 4Hgrtffe aui unisrs Poiitio.
nen fort unb iie brinssn babel, Dis
bisbsr, srOb. Spfer an RnnItiDn
uub Wunnidaftsu, obRe etpas bamit
gu erteidsu. Der 5einb 30ssri, feline
Reierpen an bic Jront gu fbiden.
ansrffe oes 5einOes auf uniere pO>
iitioueH bei arH tparen perseblih unb
api.berbrlte 4Rsriffe auf ben griidens
iopf DON 5oImiRp purbeu abgez
f6Iassn.
nDas plapa qIatsau tpirb pbne llns
terbrs6uns beidoHsn. Gin 9lnsriff auf
Slpbua tpurbe auriidseidlageu. Yei
pIapa mar bic italienii9e Snfanterie
uid]t i'm StduDe bpr3iriideu
y4m iiibli6en Gnbe bon @Dr, pirb
Der 8riidentopf nod INNER 9sftig Be-
f6oiien. 9lm Na9mittas brang Der
Jeinb in sinen tleinsn 5beil unierer
9rGben Elm, am Ibenb tpurbe sr aber
tpieber binausgetporfen.
Das segen bas 9oKrbo 9latedli ger
ridtete 4rtilleriefeuer bat betrddtli6
na9selaHsn.
Die Qngriffe auf uniere Dplomis
ienfrOnt iusrOen fortseieBt. Gin 4nz
griff Der Staliensr auf ben Sol ri 2aua
Durbe ubssf9lagen.
Seftlit BON @tidesrab ba6en mir
bic 60ben auf 6eiben Seiten bes Sos
brano eritiirmt. Die armee beg Sene@
rails Don aoepeb bat ben Jeinb in bic
8erse nSrOli9 BON &rn uno Wlifanopd
suriidaepprfen. Wir baben ben Geiito
NIT BEN 9ojonett aus isinen poiitio'
nen auf ben 66ben bon Sopolai Der'
trieben.
.Die auf beibsn Ssiten oes Worapa
operirenben beutffen glrmeeu BADEN
bic I'm Siiben qelenenen SDben errei9t
unb ben Marfd ben alapu Slub tnts
lana fortaefebt. Die OrioDo Qrmee
bat grsa paladu beiebt. 8ei &labcpa
ipurbeu IL f6rers ierbif9. Gei4iBe
unb eine Qudntitdt Wunition erbeus
kt. :,
Die tpeitlid Don Rogotin pperirer'
ben bulsariIden Sruppen bdben Die
9erbinbuna nit ben Siierrei6if9'
bsatfHen 5ruppeE besssftsI!t.
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miinsen DON 1856, 900 3entnern aug.
MAIDEN. 3um @erslsi9 iei I&lieBlid
nod sripGlnt baB fid bic Siaats.
fhulbsn Der irissfiibrsnben aGnb.r
Dor friegsbssinH auf onnGbernb 140
WilIiarbsn Mari, bic Der neuiraIen
Staaten ahf eifpa 36 DtilIiarbsu be-
Iiefen, tuGbrenb gu gnbs biei.s Sabs
res altin bic rsinsn Staatsi&ulben
aIIer 2Gnbsr pohl minbeftsns $50
Wtiliurbsn Dart bstras,n biirftsn.
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sm Q hInf eri1nrhet.

2erington ap., 81. Sftober.
sSobn 9oce mo sSroil luliroen i'll III
rem Souie all Ger gullifin Greet IN
Seslie Golnn tobt in ibrein Bette
aiigciui,oen. 0ie 2eihcn lparell, lpie
Scr serid't Iautct, Don <geIn gall3
fiird)lodcrt.
Sic sfiiiie iparen bnn iiitbefolt.
ren SdJnrfen hllrdls sSerIier obge'
ieitert mcrben, lpihrellb bas ggepadr
i'm 9citc id,lici. &ncc lit Elm rcittr
Sarmer, Der nneebli6 feinell 6ciitS
bate.
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GaiHSnadriatex.

Rem yort q. Stt. = Inset.:
.5rebsrid VIII" Don Sppenbagen. -
abaeaansen: Baltic" na6 ainerpool.
aioerpool. 9lbses.; n@ameros
nia" (ppn 8lassoip) na4 gtep Yort.
@ibroltar. 9aiiirt: nslncona"
bon Nep yort, nad Heapel bef!immt.
Bergen. 9lnsst.: .9ergsrfirrb"
Don gelp glprt.
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8etne 4Difmang bic Oar.
bamellen fDrciren Dber
Gcrtiem retteft az
fDMMem
,eaat Gupi. GlIis elibmeab. .eartlcit.
Mnd) iaet CT, bnh es abiplnter llniinu
lei, 81 beBaiipfen
Dab bic 44Hiirten ben
/. Deutfden in gnlsarien
f ben meg perleaen
n, IL z net

nbon, %. Sftrber. - CAPT.
CHS Nfbmedbz Bartlett. Der ReprGien'
tant Der britiifJsn BreTs an ben Sars
bnnellen. belt am Mittlpoh Ibsno
einen 9prtrdg, in benz er ertldrte. onB
ipenn oudb bic 9llIiirten auf Der 9dlll4
ppIi Sodlbiniel feit etdblirt ieien. isiner
Qlniid,t nah feline MDslidtsit porbdn=
ben lei. bah lie fpeitsr porbringell.
Die Siirlen limb su aablrei6 uno
au tiidtia". fagte Capt. Iibmenos
Bartlett. 9rpb ibrsr Yerl,tite lit ole
tiirtiihe 4rmee iest ipenisitens 80O,'
600 Mann itart. unb ie lancer bic
Siirfen iImpfen, beito tiihtieer unS
aeihidtcr perbsn iie in Der Yertbeibis
nung. Seitbsm 9ulsarien ii1 ben
GentralmGdten unb Der Siirtei ange'
iGloiien bat, baben mir nt9t bic ses
rlnaite Soffnuna mebr. bur96ubre4sn.
Iuf bic srbii6sbulsariide Gitua-
tion 8esus nebmenb faete Capt. glfbz
meab=8artlett: ,Ri6ts 1T beharerlis
der, als ipenn man auber St1npe ut,
Elm feierlif seeebenss 9eriprseaen eins
5ubalten, 5ur ieBisen 3eit iino mir
dber nint i'm Stanbe, bas Serbisn &C..
sebene 9eripre9en einl0ien su fDnnen;
benn mir iinbi nidt i'm Stanhe, Sers
bien in bieieni Sabre nod sI retien.
Serbien pirb sespungen iein. sn fdln=
pfen, bis ss erfd0pft 1T ober iulds Be-
bingunsen, lpie es eben erbaltcn fann,
an5unebmen. z
Die 8sbauptung, bab mir bic Ssutz
i4en perbinoern pollen, ourh .gulaa,
rien gu mariairen. lit abiolu.sr I'm
finn. Wir tDnnen in biefem Sabr ni4t
in 9ulsarien einoringen, bsnn es iino
nur nod brsi ober bier Wp6sn. in be-
nen pesen bes Winters Sperationeu
mOglid ipdren. Gs lit aber tein 9runb
porbanben, lparum mir ni9t Solcniti
beiebt unD uniere Sruppen in 9riez
4enlanb bdlten follen.
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aua bonn @rafen Bern
Hcrff 6san irf

Mafbtnston, 3. g.. 81. Ott.
@raf ppn gsrnitorff, Der beutfde 8ots
f4dfter, BAT an bas Stduts Depdrs
n,ent teIesrnp6irt, bab Rpbert Sdb,
Der unter Der 9lnfldse Der 8erf4tpOs
runo BON ben gunbesbeborbsn pers
baftet iuurbs, nit Der beutifen Resies
runa in teiner 8erbinouns ifebe.
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q n atpakt.

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ideu inb decentralization g1oiens
bdnien etpa 16 WiIIinrbsu Mart be-
finoen biiritsn. Der Beiras, ben 6as
beutIhe WOlt in taum Sabresfriii fir
bic eriien br,i ariessdnlsiben, 5uiams
men .bstradtet nit Der rnge5eusrn
Summe bon auudberno 26' Miainrs
ben Wdrt gu 3eihnsn permodte, ipiirs
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afgen ben Iiohmnis berncten Adnb Der pers
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Seder Foit, O. u. 9i.
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Seuff6s Sran fuft ernusn 81 maffnen.
Btnu Z. esnber. 1905 Gutter Sirubs.
stan fn6t eteue fir aa6eunrbeii une De.
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elberlie, gIbcnoaIc.
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often. pobn ,p6btenb estn perneii. Gerfsena
eeeeben. Oh Reliabls Barber college. Gtnft.C
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mdb6en 'hr aIiaemeine. eaisdrbeit. @nier
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Observation-Disclosures often tir @dnrer
r:ib JrnueI 1nuIenbe bon grnennnnaen itne
u Musntt piiie fiir Mnfteuunaer iret
Grcniiin SHfhtuie. Gesf rs, Wo&efter. y. y.
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mdb6tu iiir sausarbeii In neiusr camille.
I'll Nrofpect Blaze.
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sentaI College.

rtiu Teniaf Gsifess siiniFu- Sicbents niio
mlounb ctr: sobrdrstlbe Cperdtpnen aIlcr
ari: gIaiieu eenn6t Often $3.50 bis Q.
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mdb6eu lhr gp6sn Ober Snisarbeii. 637
9s 8. Eirabe.
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erfobrsnes, far iipiiaire sslrbeii uue
nm Bel ainbern 81 belien. @ntfr toln
Gmpiebluneen. 575 SdIe lbeHus. aeonodls.