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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-10-07
LIBRARY NOTES.

The Book fund IS ssf richer by
reason of Tag Day. and the Library
has won many new friends.
The Library Committee wishes to
thank Messrs Compton. Thurston and
Rezac for the boxes of candy SO
generously given for the prizes; Mr..
Orr for the use of his office as
distributing place: and all the
friends who bought and sold tags.
The first prize was won by Iren6
Alvey who sold IA tags. The second
went to Lisle Duell who sold A.7-ine
third to Professor Tweedy for Fl
tags. A fourth prize was awarded to
Edith Conyers for selling 20 tass.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-10-07
POWER PROBLEM
UP TO CITY COUNCIL

The city council at its regular
meeting Monday night passed three
ordinances which are printed in this
number of the Enterprise, allowed
the usual grist of bills in connection
with the running expenses OF the
city, heard a report by the street
and alley committee in relation to
the laying of tile-pipe along the
north side of First Avenue North,
the city park controversy between
.dr. Jacobsen and the city, which is
snow pending in court and some Other
matters of minor Importance.
The question of the shortage of
water in the slough, which at the
present low stage does not furnish
sufficient power to run the Payette
Touring mill and city pumps at the
same time, which makes it necessary
to rotate in the use of the water,
was called to the attention of the
council by Messrs. M. F. Albert, A.
o. Yeates and DR.. o. H. Alvey, who
requested the city to do its pump
ing at night only, allowing the Pay
cite Mills the use of the water in
the day time. The matter was finally
adjusted by the council agreeing to
furnish a night man to look after
the pump and keep the reservoir full
the expense to be divided equally be
tween the city and the milling com
pany, during the present unusually
low water stage of the river.
The presentation of the matter Of
the present inadequacy of the water
supply furnished by the slough lead
up to a rather important discussion
of the subject and brought out some
interesting points that may prove tc
be of vital concern to every taxpay
er and every resident of the city
sooner or later. The status Of the
city with reference TO its power
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-10-07
LOCAL MELANCE
OF WEEKLY EVENTS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Pence
daughter, Oct. LIST.
Mrs. NJ. E. Kirk took her depart.
ure for Portland Tuesday evening,
where she VIII spend the winter
with her son viii T. Kirk, former
editor Of the Payette Independent
now on the editorial staff of the
Portland Journal.
Last week We said something
about September Strawberries and
were taken so seriously by A. W.
Rohlfing, one Of the erstwhile Bull
Moose braves of the Reservation .
that he just put On his war bonnet
and skipped over to the Enterprise
office with brilliant bouquet Of ripe
Strawberries that were picked from
the vines in his own garden on the
first day of October.
Get your magazines ready.
Mr.. G. W. Hutton, a former resi-
dent of Payette, writes from Grand
Junction, Colo, the present home OF
the Hutton family, that there is very
little fruit IN that section this sea
son, owing to severe frost in the
late spring. He says there was a
heavy crop of peaches at Palisade,
only Is miles away, but that the
crop was not profitable, on account
Of the low prices received.
Mr.. Al. Smith and son, Benjamin
Smith, father and brother OF Mrs.
t. H McComsey of this city, who re
side at Torrington, Wyo., stopped
over from Friday to Monday to visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Comsey, when they resumed their
journey to San Francisco, where thel
will see the sights at the exposition.
Mr.. Smith, Sr., is a prominent
Wyoming ranchman and his son a
business man and member Of the
city council of Torrington.
The city council held a special
meeting last Monday evening for
the purpose of allowing the contract
for laying the cement Sidewalks for
which bids had been called. There
were nine bidders on the work and
the contract was awarded to Lathrop
& McComsey Of Payette at 9 cents a
square foot for the walks and 29
cents a linear foot for the curbing.
The contract compared with those Il
in former years shows a saving OF
nearly one-third in the construction
and the gentlemen who have the con
tract have a reputation for doing
good work, having done most Of the
work in the city of Payette for the
past ten years.-Emmett Examiner
Messrs. Lathrop and McComsey
will soon have completed their big
contract with the city of Paye1e
and will then go to Emmett where
they were recently awarded a large
city contract, over a dozen bidders,
for the construction of $4,000 to
SIS 900 worth Of cement walks and
curbing.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-10-07
poRrIA CLUB PROGRAM.

The Portia program for October
18th will be in charge OF the Bduca
tionaI committee and is as follows:
Idaho's School System-Supt. ]. E
Turner.
Our Town Schools-Mrs. Walker.
Our Plans for Work during the
year-Mrs. Lewis.
Every member is urged to be pres
ent at this educational meeting Of
the club.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-10-07
MAGAZINE DAY OCT. 9th.

The Woman's Auxiliary OF the Y.
NJ. C. A. want all your old maga-
zines, also many of the mail order
catalogs, seed catalogs of the better
class and the catalogs which mer-
chants and business men order FROM
sent out by the Wholesale houses.
Old books will be taken if the stiff
backs are torn off.
Place the magazines on the front
porch so they can be collected Il you
are not at home.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-10-07
wm- M SHERMAN w. 3. G.

The next regular meeting of this
Corps viii be next Saturday at 8
O'Clock P. NJ, at St James Guild
Hall, east of the Episcopal church,
Press Correspondent.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-10-07

privileges does not appear to be as
clearly defined as it should be, and
there is liable to be a growing
sentiment that there should be a
more definite understanding on the
subject,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-10-07

To curb the coal trust get Coles
High Oven Range. 1t heats and cooks
with the same fuel and saves one
third.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-10-07

Why break your back peering into
a low oven? Get Coles High Oven
Range. 1t makes your work oaSy,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-10-07

FOR RENT room house. Sos,
3rd Ave North.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09

here. each in itself extraordinary. Two only ap- pear on the stage restaurant, while the last re. minds one of a weathercock moro than anything else It is formed of peacock wing feathers that are stripped almost to the end and joined in the middle by couple of loops formed from the strippings.
 This was so amusing to me when bought it that placed it straight upon the black shape ex- actly as one sees the weathercock on the top of tower, and anything attractive than the tines it makes when the wearer turns her head cannot be thought of. Her dress Is of black woolback satin, made with apron with bib straps. Over and under dress of black and white striped tafeta with muslin collar in front. The high black satin "choker is tied with knot, the ends of which fall down the back. The coat. carried on the arm. Is lined with the same material as the underdress. with couple of lines of bright green satin to give 1t a touch of color.
 A real theatre gown is composed of white satin and draped through belt of gold tissue and em- erald green. The large scarf of green net is em- broidered all over in a lace design in bright gold. The train is of white satin lined with green, while
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09

a separate train matching the underdress is of Persian blue chiffon.
 This dress is made entirely for movement as the draperies show every line of the body in which ever position the wearer may be- The upstanding feather of blue shaded to green springng from the band of violet Is essentially for the stage and gold slippers with green heels complete the costume.
 A little dancing frock of pale gray satin is short and rather Victorian in shape. with full skirt and little balances of silver lace caught at different points with small bouquets of silver flowers and green leaves. A girdle of green and white check encircles the waist, while the hat is composed of silver net on green silk wires, with two enormous golden pheasant feathers perched on the crown.
 My model making in America necessitated mo opening separate studio from my exclusive Fifty seventh street house. and such Q full success has it been that 1t is now necessary for mo to retain this as a theatrical well as a model making de- partment Here, down on Fifth avenue. spend many delightful hours in decorating your most beautiful American actresses It is a work love just as much as do dressing those who arc not on the stage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
By Lady Duff Gordon

UST little talk upon feathers. especially the
 new feathers and the feathers as they ought U to be used off the stage and on.
 Ever since first seriously started in business some eighteen years ago, in London. 1t has been my privilege to dress practically all of George Ed wards's gorgeous productions, and he has had such faith in me that have sometimes been consulted as to lighting and scenes and the making up of the girls faces as well as their hairdressing. There two entirely different kinds of stage dressing, both in their way equally attractive to an artist, though think myself prefer musical comedy with peculiar and eccentric effects more than the drama. in which so many characters are tied down to . more sober and everyday type of people.
 In musical comedy one can make the most won- derful general scheme of color in which the 'i" is just dotted by the principle appearing in the finish ing touch to the color scheme which may be in turn either demure eccentric as the play calls for. shall never forget the pleasure that my self got the first appearance of Miss Lily Elsie in the Count of Luxemburg" when the whole scheme was completed by the cloak and astonish. Ing hat she woreone of the first of its type, since made popular in this country by Gaby Deslys--it having an enormous fan-shape aigrette of sapphire blue
 Feathers have always played most important they naturally have the most beautiful lines and are splendid mediums for introducing height as well as color. And 1t is really extraordinary to see the number of things that now replace the almost forgotten paradise and aigrette. have three hats
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
Lady Duff Gordon Describes Their Use On and
 Of Stage and Gues an Experts Aduce Upon ADr D,rroosDou he Proper Dressing of Actresses
ADY DuFF.cORDoN. the fa-

' ADY DUFF-CORDON. the fa- nous ''Lucile" of London. and
 foremost creator of fashions in the world. writes each week the fashion ar- tiele for this newspaper. presenting all tha, is iewest and best in styles for well-dressed women.
 Lady Duf- -Cordon's Paris establish ment brings her into close touch with that centre of fashion
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-29
(speSbe[ in Soft.

9lIanso %. @oeSocI, Der pormnIige
.}abInieiiier i'm itaotiid)en @aiier.
luerfsbepartement, ber bcfannilid)
ON 5reitag lpegcn auoebIid)m Inter.
id)ieiis icines grntes entiett iporocl
mar, ipiir6e geiteru giafjmittng in Der
8obnina ieiner Whliter. gto. 353
Dtt. !Scpe 9loaS, Triec Sill, oerbaitet
im6 nn6 Der GENERALIZATION sebrndJt,
Die @crbnitiing eriolste aiif 9runO
oes eaftbeiebIs, ben Sobn SilIer.
Der Siperintenocrt Der g1aiier,perfc
am Snnlitna segen e5oeobel erfpirft
batte mo IN Dem @oeh6cI beitnIoigt
miro Ger Siaot 1854 80 pcr,mtreut
5u ba6en.
9en Zeteftips Sill unb MieSbme
eeseniiber. bic i'm in Snit uabmen,
fol- Boeooel bcirerft baben, SaB CT
ein gsarr eapciel, lei. OILS er Den Der.
ildl mnd)te, feline llHteritIeiie 6urb
Aenn,pctteH mieber einirbrinaen.
8ie e'ocobel Jianb, mar er $500
furj, ais er ild niii bas @etten Der.
Icgte, Inn bur6 einen aliifIidlen
Sdlloa ben 5ebIbetrag !uieSer eriepeH
ju tUEnen.
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Qofal 8eridt.
1rpbbrief
Grbielt aeitsrn @ormittas Der sllt'
bdnSIer Suiepb 5ettig.

Ger gutb1nbIer sSoiepb 6ettia BON
Rc. 1910 plum Gtrabs p.is niGt
redi, Ob sr einsn DrObbrisf, Der Jpn
geitern burd Die 4oit 3ugIng, ais
Sder5 ober Grnit auifniien ioIl.
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eeiorSert, unier bic nlte aanone. bIe
I'M sSoibinetou ssorf itebt, uiper;iig'
Iid $4,000 5u Ieaen, iUorigeninILs CT
binncH @odeniriit foIt gemntt lper.
om miirbe Ter Irobbriei III nit
ben Bufiiaben 80. 8. g." iuiterjeid).
net, mas BON Ger 9oli5ei, Der Serr
,Setiig pon bem Grtpfana bes GroI.
bris'es Wittbsiluns ma9ts, aIs -g!ud
6anb Graiernitp" dusgslest lpirb.
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RING nnd abiOIut teine 5eiHSe be.
fibt. 70 bat sr, Tim adnj fider gu ss'
ben, nidr MIR Die gSoIiSei, iouScru
alidl 6ie giinbesbeboroen bon benl
Gmpiana oes 9robbrieis in aenut.
nit oeiebt.
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samiiaa gladt in Garibase bon einenl

Samitas Nadt In Cartilage BON sinen
0iiter5uge Der g., $. unb .. gabH
iiberfabren unb get1btet ipurbs. ma,
bis Dor Sipei Wo9en bier i'm 9e9lr'
moHb Sotel ais 6ausbiener angeiiellt
Gr itanimts aus SilIsboro unb ipobntl
felt 5ipei Jabren bel Der Gamilie 6. g
9bfcn. No. 324 Gbeftnut Strobs.
- Ridter SarIan BON benz bieiiser
Common pleas Geri9t srtl1rts es'
fern bic bier unb in Mibblsiopn auf'
erIeste pferbes ober Gubrpsrtes2iSsni
fit ungeieblid.
- Seiratbsihsine. Samuel Boomers
26. unb eli5abetb Bomb, %, bs;be DOR
WsiobIetotpn; Sobn 2smmons, 81. Dor
college Corner, unb Gina 9race as'
nstp, 18, BON Ssben Wtils.
- Dos s5inanSfommittes nnb be,
Stabtratb bisItsn ssitern 9lbenb in bsI
Office bes Sidbtsglubitprs Grb Elm.
@erfdmmluns ab, hin bas Budget fir
bic @erpaIiungsfoitsn Der Stobt fiil
bic tpmmsnben feds Monats feiiau'
feben.
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9siln,s aeituhlsn.

Iie Gipbes5unit bat iebt ibrc
5batigfeit and auf bic @onoeIbiIoer.
films nus9cbebnt. Tns bat 81 iei.
nem Scibrpcien @nIter Softer. Der
Gigertbiiiner zines @nnbelbiloer.
tbeaiers in geIlpi,c, ap., entSedt. Gr
iuoIttc am Somtns sI5eno smei
5ilms .Sopbia's ,siabtina Spirit"
uno .Gntcu's Siiier- mad, Der Slim.
perlribnuitnlt ,uriIdbrinsen umo iebtc
lie beibe eincn @onent oil Der g9nI.
mt uno 5ie6ente gtrabe nieoer. Gic
wenigen Setlnlben, wdbrenb peItpr
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laiIen. battc ein @alner beniipt. I'M
nit Dem aniien 5u neridrUi:lben. lie
beiSca iSilms iinO, wie Setter eriterR
Der GoIisci bei Der Wselbums oes
9ie6iiapIs mittbeilte, ie 500 ipertb.
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OlbeiHpialssr llnteritisanaspsrein.

Sn Der 9tridmmlung bes Rbein
piGisa ilntsriiiisiinesbertins bi. an
SonntaG un.n benz gorTt bss prd,
Iiotni.u Soiob @rdmIi5 unb beT BRO
to.oafiibrung bes Ssir4Grs gJst.l
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apmmiiits bds NIT ben 9orbereitunr
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III, bab fir bi. ON iommtnbn Conn
.ae i'm Clifton @orisn in Reippor!
Itnitfinb.nbs fei.r 4lts bsii,ns or
rdnsirt III. fohdb ben Gtiigditen uni
miiaIisbern s.nubrsihs Siuneen II
ausfitt fi.h.n.
Der @ersin tpurbe pfiiji,n BON heH
sbl,bsn Sss UlitaIisbs Gbparb gc.l
in Esnntnib s.fsbt. bsNm iierbIi6,
Ollie am psrflOT,usn brsitae SUI
Isbtsn RubsItdtt. pon ben gtamier
btalsiist tporbsn por unb bas anr
teni.n Ses 9.ritorbsnen ipurbe burd
erbebsn BON ben Sittn etsbrt.
I'm brei trnuie Wttslisber ipurb,
tas iiblihe Srdnlengelo uugeipitfen
glui cine 3ui6riit bss 8etf4 stmeri
ianifhsn Siaaisp,rbanbtS bin ipurb,
bsiflofsn sin.n 8el.gutsn ~ bsI
aonDsntion su i.nbsn, bi. an 21. uni
%. 2lleuii in Canton. .. iiatifinbst
Die @abl oisits 9eltaain ipir6 II
Der nddf,n 5isuns eriOlssn.
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VI { ~ p o IT.

Die Ieiuport Cffiee fir bas Sin.
cinnatcr goIfsblntt" bef;ubct iidl in
90. 339 gurf Strafe, sescniiber Dem
GourtbOuie, luDiclbit Resigfeitsn, Yin.
scigcu II. I. III. bis 10 llbr 40 Niuu.
ten SlbenSS entgeaenaenOmmen iuer'
ben.
- geiiBtiteI s9erGnberunscn, So'
Iepb Qeflett an Qaprencs u. gaumuR.
Got 20. 10, glot II, in Oapton. 81
$500. .- Gli3abstb Smitb an Grdrj
RatoIi, einsn Sbeil Der Got RO. Sc i'm
StaotpIan BON Repport, gu 81,
- Seiratbsf6eins. 8uitaO Camp
ion unb Srene Ssnserling. bsiOe Oon
Repport. gtlo1iius s. Waatbis BON
Gopington unb pbiIippine Dennius
pou Ddpton, ap. - 9Ofe mcgarn
pon Cincinnati unb 2lnnd Sellner pou
Brent, &D. - Charles J. perrD, 81.
DON Gatonid unb Glmira 0rap, q,
DON DiQiamstopu, Sp. - SoIepb y.
Defsl bon Detroit, U2i3., unb Dil'
belmina Suber Don Repport. - gbp.
5ungIep Don Gbitago, Sa., unp Maris
Seth, 81, BON 9dpton, 8. = Sobn 8.
DOOb, 33, BON Cincinnati, unb Settle
&. grunt, "a. Don ROrDoob, 8.
-S Sn Der eeiteru abgsbaltsnen SIP.
ung Der Staots9ommiFdrs ipurbe elm.
BaFerleitung fir ben MapIe @roDe
&iubsrs srsSpielplab angeorbnst. Cine
Delegation NeippOrter 9ef6dftsleut
iteate ben antrag, baB eine Sroinau,
dusgsarbeitet perOe, ipel6e eine 2iSens
fir nidt permanente 9ei4dftseta6lif.
fements Dori9reibt. Die 2lngeleqen.
belt lpurbe bem StdbtySOlicitor iiber.
lpieiea - Die Campbell Gpuntp @e.,
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Fred. A. Erschell,
2eidenbeitattsr mno GinbaIiamirsr
7.u. YorR Str, g7eipport, ,9p.
1eIepbon: eouib SO unb 2outb 2e9e.
ulexanbrta Office: 6tlaub bS7 o .


- Der 21sidbriss Gbuarb Wub.
boiling bon gio. IA 9ltbsp glpenus.
Gppinstcn. mar i'm 5lub ON ssube Der
Zine Strabs in Donton msbrere WaIs
in bic 5iefe estaudt, aIs ibm bas llns
9Iiid paiIirts, OaB sr BEL einem abers
mdIiaen llntertauten sesen einen i'm
6lubbett feitgerummten gaumitamm
itieb. lpcbei er an Der Settle icbipsr pers
lett tpur6e. gr ipurbe mitteIit am6u,
lana Der Firmd 9pnberbaas & Ststs
Ter MD Sduie ge6rddt.
gRapor 4Sintcrs bon gea2pua
Fat cjlen 8erbnitsbciebI aegen eineR
Gballiieur ipeIen Sdpielliabrens er.
Iaiien. Ter !giapor uno Der 9oIi5ei.
dIef Seitber paren 3eueen, aIs Der
Chauffeur in ieinem auto Die Sair.
lielo gIpe eiitlang IN raienocr 8e.
id)min6igfeit oabinraiie. Gin Ser.
ild), 0ns gluto 3llm Steben 5u brin.
gen, cruieS iidl ais mlslos. slIs Die
Waidins auf Der seStten Strab., bic
als n!6orieIbce" be,annte ssiGbrIi9e
StcIle crreidic, 1erieth Der arnitipa.
gen ms Rcaen unb follioirte nit eli.
ncm Yioiicn nobel oas Auto bcid)d.
oigt uur6e. Aus 9liIto eeb0rte einer
Giucinndiier Iirma. ipebbaIb Der
Pame bes gbouffeurs ermi.teIt ipsr.
oen 0iiritc Ilc Strofe iiir edneu.
Fab,en bstrdgt in geLeoue $25.
TFaas ber Chauffeur ii9 nitt Ite1t,
ipirb bas suriit1sIaFsne 9luto fir
ben Quiprud Ses 9eri5ts .onfisair.
lperesr.
Ias be!nofrntiidlr Gycciltip.
Gunnlitiee non 9elleuue tpiro morgpn
gl5eno in 0lcpcrs Scae cine Sitlmg
aboebaItsn, In rpeIter arrangements
iiir bic S5erbit Gampagne getrciien
ruerSen ioIlen.
- 5rI. G6na gueIte imb Serr
@m. Snibcr ircroen belitc in Der
airte 3ruu 8. !Serjen IN @ellepue
Oardl ben Rfarrcr Sinilen eetrant
lperoen.
- lie slmtSteriniue Der Carton
2tulraibc z. Z. aaiabn. 6. Stu,
coIpb, 9t. q. Wlc1lurtrp ino @nt
2ittpaSt srI0iten gu Gnee bi.ies
,Sabres, nHsbdb in Der 9toncHber.
pabI bier @it Iieber Ses ~St,uIrnths
III crpGbIen firO. Siuisbn unb 2itt.
wabi perSen iDabrifcinIih I'M ibre
g9ie6ergpabl ia, bepcrbcn.
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Pa mtIts y.

linier assrt in Samiltpn IL
berr Gouars grud, 4i9 Snb Shnfte
strafe. gea Sci. 476 o., SOms
Ebuns 163la.
- Gilbert g. Datpion. tptIhe cine
Wsils BON qissab pobnt uRb al!
Sams.as Radmiitas SObu v. 0iibpH
sinsn ariippsl NIT elmer Sanb. in fsis
mem Jslo bsim 9isbitdbl uon @inieng
antraf une ,rIdob. purbs asfterH
Wors.n BON Grisbensri9isr MilIiams
ion BON ai6srtp 3oipnibip unisr $500
9iirsida't ben 9robssfaiporsnen auf
bic gtntlaes bssSobtiaIass iiberpieIen.
9aipion seb0rt ben Wtonros SOrie
Ranatrs on. Gr itelte bic perldneie
8iirgfhaft fir I.in gridsintn I'm Ge'
ridt unb ipurbe aus bsm bieiisen 0es
fdngniB entIaF,n. 9isrosbn i.iner
iSrsunbe unb Ra4barn unter5eihnsien
bic giiraidaft.
- ii. pOliSsi psrbaiieis ssftern
Radmittag ben 1s SABRE alien 9spep
Carpenter, fDel9er an Der Commerce
qpsnus in DsIt 5amilior tpohHt. lues
gen 9isbiiabIs zines bdbrInbs unb
1rogens zines ReDolDers. Carpenter
fiibrts in Der Jabrit Der American 60.
Elm 6. 3. 3iHsmsiiier s.borisss 3tpsi'
rab aus unb nsrtaufte basielbe In BEN
9usrid'ihsn aab.n fir $4. gr sing
bisrauf nad Der slierli6en Wobnung,
ipO er iia ben ReooIpsr isin.s grubsrs
ansisnste unb mad Gonnsrscils gu
fliitisn aeba9te.
Grant QpeIboufs tpu,be In
acuisDins, ap., ipes.H anssblihsr @ers
nndldhieuns isinsr bier beii1bIiden
ainbsr psrbaftst unb ipirb gum 0e.b0r
mad SamiIion sebraHi tperbsn.
Gsors. asnball Don 30. 127
9aptOn Strabe itiir5ie am Sonntog
Rnhmittas auf Der Wibbl.toipn aanb'
itrabe bon feinsm Woiorrab unb srliit
erbebIihs 9erIebunetn.
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Ianstsn sin.n Ssiratbsfhein unb tuurs
ben Don paitOr DoIlbrshi setrdut.
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Zen auf Sdeibung Derilost. neil er si'
feriiidtig III. Dos paar btiratbe!e am
8. MGrs 1914 in ReippOrt, aB.. unb
fat teine ainber.
- Der Rdbbinsr 2ippmann aiebs
mann fisl in Teiner Wobnung. Ro. 715
Siib 4. Strab,. porssfsrn bic Srsppe
binunisr unb erliit unbebeutsnbs Wers
lebuueen. 0ds @erii6t pdr i'm lims
Iauf, baB Serr aiebmann uon sinem
SdlaganfuIl betroff.n tuorbtu NOR
unb pisle Greunbe befu&tsn b.a pa'|
tienten am Sonntag.
Der 10 Sabre ate GarbissI
alenao 6sGbsripI psI9er tn bssI
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