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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-11
An Earnest Protest.

A Boston man tells Of a trip he
made on a coastwise steamer to Bal
timore when the vessel was wallow-
ing in waves that threatened to en-
gulf her at any moment.
Hastily the captain ordered a box
of rockets and flares brought to the
rail, and with his own hands ignited
a number Of them in the hope that
they would he seen and help sent
Amid the glare Of the rockets, n
tan, thin. austere woman found her
way with difficulty to the rail ana
addressed the captain thus:
Captain. | must protest against
this dare-devilishness. We are now
facing death. This is no time Tor a
celebration. Harper
World Want Ads are result getters
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-11

\ New York man recently made Il
trip to Reno, and owing to a sudden
turn of circumstances fingered there
until he was hungry. At length.
having detached a dollar from a pro-
testing friend. he entered Reno res
taurant.
Sage hem" said the waiter not
as one offering a query, but as a per.
sen stating a fact.
"What's a sage hem" asked the
New Yorker The waiter said it was
In bird, native to the desert country
HAS It got wings?" asked the
ether Tie waiter said it had.
Then said the visitor deCisively
81 don't want no sage hen. | won't
eat anything that has wings-and yet
stays in Nevada"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-11
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP N0STRILS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head d-COlds. It's Splendid!

In ono minuta your clogged nostrIls
viii open, the air passages of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more hawking, snuffling,
blowing, headache, dryness. No
struggling for breath at night; your
cold or catarrh will be gone.
Get a small bottle of Elys Cream
Palm from your druggist now. APP
ply O little Of this fragrant, anti
septic, healing cream in your nos
tris. 1t penetrates through every air
passage OF the head, soothes the in
famed or swollen mucous membrane
and relief comes instantly.
It's Just fine. Don't stay stuffed
Up with q cold or nasty catarrh-
Relief comes 50 Quicllly.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-11
GRAND JURY QUITS
UNTIL NEXT MONDAY

After reconyening for one day the
grand jury adjourned again Tuesday
after announcing they would meet
again Monday December 13. The
sudden adjournment is said to have
been due to the illness of Juror f. C..
Hurd of Broken Arrow, who is suf-
fering intense pain from a foot in
fcctod with blood poisoning.
The jury failed to make a report of
the days work, although there were
rumors that several county officials
had been indicted but it proved to be
without foundation j. H. Miley, as
sistaut attorney general. who was i'm
charge of the Investigation said that
no indictments had been returned
during the short session.
II is expected that Attorney Cen
eral S Prince Freeing viii return
here Monday and assist the jury.
Freezing is now i'm Oklahoma City
getting his work in shape so as to
give his undivided attention to the
grand jury work here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-11
Soils M Bic Sacrifice.

u POETE, Ind. Dec, y.-PrCDcr-
ties of the NJ Rumcly company a
S32. 600 600 corporation, manufacture
ing farming machinery were sold for
S2,500. 900 at receivers sale today
to the Advance Rumely company
composed Of stockholders. note hold
ers and creditors of the old company.
and capitalized at S26,250.000. The
business Will be continued.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-11

"They tell me that Smith was ar
rested today because he drowned his
dog in the river said Jones.
"How could they arrest him for
drowning a dog in the river?" de-
manded PrOwn.
why, they claimed that a sunken
bark obstructed navigation"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-11

World Want Ads are result gcttcrs
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-21

twelve. She was very beautiful She was in love with a handsome young man, who was the Gcd Of Peace. One day when April and her lover were out walking trying tc make peace among the nations, the war God appeared and said, Unless you stop working against me, and trying to make peace, some mishap shall befall you" The God of Peace replied, My duty is to make peace, and shall always try my best to rid the world of war" The War God stared angrily at him and said, "You shall regret what you have just said," and dis appeared. The God of Peace laugh ed and said, q do Tot fear your threats" A year passed ana April and her lover were going to get married. They intended to have a great feast to which all oI the Gods were to be invited. On the night before the feast April and her lover were talking about the happenings of the next day, when the War God appeared and said, DO you remember what I said one year ago? Now I shall take nv revenge" and with that he hurled a thunder bolt at the head of the Peace God and disappeared. The thunder bolt struck the God of Peace in the forehead. and kill ed him instantly. When April saw that he was dead she started to weep. She still wees in the spring season, but we call it rain.
 HARRY ACHIS0N,
 Eighth Grade.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-21

leaves, the first flowers, and the first green shrubery of all kinds. April Year-for she was of the year family-took great pleasure in making the earth beautiful and wonderful to live in. April's moth er, October Year, thought a great deal of her. She even went so far IS to have her artist-the most skilled in the world--Nature, paint in his most beautiful coIors all the leaves of all the trees over all the earth.
 April's father and brothers-De- cember, January, February and MGrch-had always treated her kindly enough. April was growing fast and becoming more beautiful each year, but one time after July, August and September had destroy ed her beautiful work, she scolded item severely and even slapped the face of July, who was her fathers pet.
 December saw the quarrel and de- cided to punish April for her rough treatment of her sisters. So the ieXt winter, he and his three sons tried to freeze April to death. Oc- tOber grieved greatly and decided that April should have a chance 10 live again so she had her ar list, who was master of all pow CTS, transform April to the shape of rain and fitted her with a car Iiage, known to us as the clouds, In which she still rides to carry Dn her work of beauty, which she started while on earth.
 JOSEPH PEDERSEN,
 Eighth Grade
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-21
Paid Advertisement

so wonderful that she will rank with the worlds greatest sanitar- iums; that Skagway, rightfully interpreted, means the City of Flowers" or the bride of the mountains; that Alaska calls for lved-blooded men and women, but not for anemics or Quitters, for she is the mother of a race of heroes and no yellow streak, eX- cept virgin gold, ribs her rugged mountains.
 50 why, Miss Bushett, will our sapient friends across the Divide persist in vain imaginings and stupid sayings in regard to the Great Country?"
 MRS. EDWARD l. WADE.
 Skaway, Alaska.
 seldom publish such a long let ter, but because it is so interest ing and because l know from my visit last fall to Alaska that every word is true, l am glad to do so, and to thank you sincerely for it. l think the view people in gen. eral take of Alaska is due to the many books written from a different side than the one you give, and aOpealinP to the imagination Many Of them are founded on the history of early days in the North, when the things they still hold in memory were realities.
 But Alaska Is no less interesting because polar bears TO logner sit at ones fireside and the EsQuimau has become an up-to-date citizen. Thank you again for your good let ter.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-21
April's Daughter

Very likely none of your ever knew April had a dauhter, but she did have one as beautiful as the sun.
 Now March, is Il wild, rollicking m"nth as every one knows and in h. youth had had 2 quarrel with April. So one day when he saw Al rils daughter whose name was spring walking near the brink of a precipice, a wicked idea came in- to his mind. Stealing up, he touch sf her on the arm She started so that she lost her balance and Ipped over the precipice.
 The sun who had been watching, taking pity on Spring. took her up |" live with him.
 And ever after, even though she knew her daughter is safe and hap " April weeps for her. As for the sun, he named a sttson of the year Spring in honor Of Aprils beautiful daughter.
 FLOKtS CLARK,
 FiftE Grad
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-21
Archbishop Ireland
 says

ARE YOU WILLING to contri- bute a boy? You have no right to soy your neighbor shall contribute HIS boy.
 Why not PAY YOUR TAXES WITH MONEY instead of with your own and your neignbor's boy?
 A young man drunk is somebody's vote staggering around, IS IT YOURS?
 Two-thirds of all the drunkards contract the drinking habit before thev are 21, nearly one-third before they are 16, and about 2 per cent BEFORE THEY ARE TWELVE.
 The raw material of the saloon is the boy. ITS FINISHED PRO- DUCT Is THE DRUNKARD.
 Which will you vote for-the raw material or the finished product?
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-21
Why April Neeps

Mother Year is a very, very busy woman, for she has twelve children b look after, the most mischieY- ous, of whom are April and Decem- Der, more so, April.
 Now, as l imagine that you never knew the Queerest of laws of the Land of Noplace. I will tell, you. IE Noplace, that is, where Mother Year lives, if any one goes near King Nobody, that 10 law abiding person will be imprisoned for thirty days out of every three hundred and sixty five.
 April being very unruly, one day liust for fun, as she expressed it) stepped on King Nobody's train. She wIs immediately taken up by the Kings soldiers. So thlty dayb now cut of the period of time that we call q Year, named after Mother Year, April is imprisoned in No where prison, and during those tairty days April weeps. Her tears fall as April showers on the earth.
 FRED BLANCHARD,
 Sixth Grade.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-21
CHANGE IN ELECTRICAL SERVICE
OF THE HOME POWER COMPANY

Tb s,saes demand of our patrons day service has
 prorpted ths Home mpany install meter system
 and continuous service which will enable consumers to use electricity s their pleasure. In the supplied only those REQUEST
 ING METERS for which made cash de- ,, posit ~
 In all cities he system used and cash deposit is required D. company furnishing The deposit < ranges from s5Oe slOtO in towns in Alaska 2. Is high $l5.00
 The Home Power company require depos! on me
 e7s charge will made this time for the instaa z Of the
 S Nor will any change made the present meter rates . which follows
 Minimum rate for ugh, month Sl00. for two or . lights, month $2QQ . I Rate per KTowatt sliding scale ter k!owatt S under consideration.
 It is not the lhe Power company to in
 crease the to but to place all consumers
 o standard basis be able to take adYa tage or continuous system.
 The Home further realizes that during the
 sprner months the average will 20 Kilowatt
 hou for lighting purposes which the amount of the mini continuous service the consumer
 electrical appliances at any hour or tbe day or night such electrical ap-
 pances Irons Toasters, PercoaoTs vacuum Clel
 CTS &c This will give the opportunity of using . m fhe full amount of the minimum charge
 The day service will be turned on about June 1sL
 will full line of up to o2e
 devices all or which will be sold at small per centage above actual cost.
 Those having cash deposited with the company - -,ere ran have money presentation of the same 10 the treasurer office, 4h and Broad way l., . HOME POWER COMPANY. s t. * < + 4 # +s + + .ss- # < + + + + < F + + .
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-21

 IN ENGLISH
By Pupils of Skagway
 Public School
Why April WeelIs

April why do you always weep when you take March's place as month";"
 Fifty years ago l never knew what it was to weep. One day l was boasting about never weeping, and Vas making fun of all old wo man who was always crying. Al most before l knew it, there stood before me a beautiful young girl and she said. I am the Goddess of Rain, and l was that old woman who was crying "Oh forgive mel" I cried, "I didn't know it was you" "I know you didn't, but you should neye,' make fun of any body who looks older or younger than you. Don't you Srow the motto, Pick on people of your own age, if you must make fun of anybody, or quar- rel wit anybody" Yes l remembe now" Well, if you make any more fun O. anybody older or younger than ou, every time you take your place as a month you will weep tw thirds of your time" Well, l re- membercd it for a long time, but one day l forgot and made jun of an old man. The Goddees of Rain kept her word, and that is why I weep"
 GERTRUDE LIDDICOAT,
 Fipbtb Cr.da
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Having been appointed adminiss trator of the estate of Henry BernhOfer, deceased, by the Con- missioner for the Territory of AL asGa, sitting in probate in Skag- way pEsGinct Alaska, all per sons having claims against said estate are required to present them' verified as by law required, within six months from the date of this notice, to the undersigned, at his place of business in the town Of SEaSway, Alaska.
 CHAS, ME,
 Administrator First publication, May r, 1915. Final publication, May 31, 1915. H. B. Ls FeVre,
 Attorney for AdminIstrator.
 Juneau, Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-21
DON'T MISS
 BARN DANCE

The White Pass Hospital . association will give it's second annual dance in the |. large new warehouse on the . skagway wharf, May 22nd, . beginning at 500 p. m. MU- q sic will be furnished by the .
 5kagway Brass band. A gaso- line motor car will make . frequent trips after S:S0
 p. m. between the tourist
 platform near the laundry
 and the wharf. The motor |
 car service and refreshments
 will be free. .s.....R..s..s.ss.sf.s.s. .s.ss..sss..S.sss.f.sSsS
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-21
Why April Weeps.

April, the child of October and November ever since her birth had :,lways had the first honors of the year, those of placing on the earth Of human mortals, tke first green
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-21
IT RIGHTFULLY MEANS
 THE CITY OF FLOWERS"

(COnanued from Page 1)
 miles long, the grandest river on the globe, and nayigated by steam CTS that make the Mississippi boats in the effete East look like the proyerbial 30 cents; that Alaska is Americas brightest jewel, and asks nothing but a square deal; that her climate is
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-21
45a:..G S}tJdeGAAeaI

S,l headache, biliousness, piles and bal breath are usually caused by inac- tive bowels. Get a box of Rexall Orderlics. They act gently and effec- lively. Solj only by us at 10 cents.
 Wm. BrItS.
 FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO- Pebbleford and Gibson Eye Buo weiser, Blue Ribbon and Pale Raln- Beer at Ine Board Of Trade
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-21
Connie Mack Says:

Which Will You Protect?
 One famil" out of every five must furnish a bo. for the army Of drunkards or the trade" must go, under.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-21
NUGGET MOVIES

Broadway. between 2ud and Bad Onen Every Night The Broucho Film company pre- seuts Mario" 4 spanish story Il two parts.
 Helea's StrataSeu A Majestic jrama
 Tango Taugle--A Keystone com- edy, featuring Charles Chaplin. Music by Mrs. Hazel McBs4en.
 Commences U A:Sa Q. m.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-21
Why April Weeps

April was one of family of
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-21
CRAB MEAT COOK TAILS

e The Pack Train Restaurant Service e la carte.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-21

The great cause of social crime Is DRINK; the great cause of pov- erty is DRINK. When I hear of a family broken up, I ask the caGse-DRINK. If l go to the gallows and ask the victim the cause, the answer-DRINK.
 Then I ask myself in perfect wonderment why do men not put a stop to this thing?"
 Connie Mack Says:
 Alcohol slows man down. DON'T BOTHER WITH YOUNG STEERS THAT DRINK"
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-21

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The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-21

FRED BLANCHARD,
 Sixth Grade.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-22
9entidJe Sladttlinse in San gntoniu

0onneritag nad}mittae, ettuas Dor
tlinf ubr. erbielt Die SSirrna 8oiert
nno Sdul8 BON einem gefannten in
|el Bnio Die Rahridt oaB altf Dem
gegett 8 llbr einlonfenben 3uge oeut-
ihe Sliidtlinge aus aiautid,au Ole
Stoot paiiieren lpiiroen 1lf6 bah es
gut mare, tpetln Die oelttifen @ereinp
benod]ridtigt piiroen. SEER 81. gn.
geiten, Der 8ubbalter Der a%enanntell
6lrna, feste iih nit Serrn Sugo
@ioeler, Dem 8rGiioenten oes geras
Staatsperbanoes, in 8erbinouna uno
oieier lieB an Die 8~raiioenten ser
peri6ieoenen 8ereine nno an @roB-
lefretar 9ertting bon oen Sermanns-
Sobne telepbonieren, fonnte a6er
nur Serrn Sorting nn6 Serrn So
cob @agner erreid)en. 2eioer nor
Gle 3eit 81 fur5, Inn einen reguldren
empfang in elmer Der Gereins6alelt
Der Staot 81 beranitalten, altBeroem
fanoen in Der @aae Der Sernanus-
lobne peri6ieoene ipidtige @eriamut-
lungen ltott, 10 OaB an Elm aaeemei.
nes 8orgeben nidt Eli benfen lpor.
Serr Sacob @agner griff sic Sade
ober NIT S~enereifer an, rief feline
Sanger 5uiammen utto bcreitete Ell
men Gmpfang ont 8abn9ofe Dor.
IGeioer fam in3fpiiden Die Hadrift,
Dab Der 3ug erit na6 smolf llhr
eiittreffet meroe uno iomit fonnte
aud bier bon elmer aagemeinen ge.
teiligun9 nidt Die Geoe~iein. Srot.
Dem gelang es Serrn @aener, Der
aud Serrn @nt. Q. Oielmlann, oan
Brdlioenten oes oSieoerfrans" BE-
na6ridtigte, cine notwithstanding
itattli6e 4n5abl BON Serren ul0
0amen 8uiammen 81 6rineen, Die Die
6entlhen Sliihtlinge begriiBte, oils
Tie fiinfsebn Minuten nod Mitter=
riadt in Den 8abnbof einfubren. Sil
6olae Der @eripatiing oes 3uges par
Der Nufenthalt iiur elm iebr fltr3cr.
aber lang geniig, Inn oie ber8liditen
@riiBe aus5utauid)en. Die onipeielt-
Den Sdnger bonn .8eetbopen~ mo
y2ieoerfran5~ iangen ygtod ser Sei-
mat m6ft i6 mieoer" uno .Seutid
lamb, 8eutialano iiber &aes@ ultn
infer @eiang uno 3uruf ietten sic
8liidtlinge lire Sieiie fort.
Die 8eiienoen beftanoen aus adt.
sig 9erIoner, Mdnner1l Sralten mo
ainoern, Die ahf Soften Der oeltti9cn
&egieruas nod 8eutidlono befor-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-22
@as lit .,Ga6iria2A

Seit oie @eidaffsfiibrulio 5es
Gopal GLRateus ffd oas beriI6unta
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fragt iih oas Sbeater Erbliaum.
pWas lit rga6fria-2
anf ofeie Srasem bier folaenoe
Gr~fldrurtgS
pGahdriaA lit Der Nanle oes Gdaus
ftides, oas bon Der Stala Slim gours
palpe Die iest cine gotr oitrs5 oel
Snoen mtaa1t uno 5par unter ser 81.
r%efttot bon 5ranefs s. @iI6ert pro-
ol5iert miro.
Gas StId ipsroe bon Dem bes
riibnntelten nod Iebenoen itnliehiid,en
@ntor uro 9ihter Gabrielle 0'Nn.
nlln5io 9efhrieben. gs erforoerte Elm
Sabr long mebr ols 5000 GdmIpies
Ter nao @elofoiten bon iiber $3.50
600, Inn es in Slim Storm 8u briu-
gen. 9ie @ebduoe, Sempe ltno an
oere 8auten, Die in DEM Gtiid aeseiat
tperoen, rlllBten eigetls fir 6ieien
3fped gebait peroetl. Die 8lileou.
ousbrab-Sce gilt als elm grimph
oes 8eaIismus. Ole ar0Bte @ufmerfs
iamfeit tpiiroe ben g~inselbeiten IN Der
ansarbeitltns Der biitoriider Ste!
hingen, 4oitiime, gborafteren ms
Sunolungei1 geipiomet.
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gen BON Shauitiiden setpiB 8a5Ireid5
iinb, lit oas Stiid uniinterbrodle,i
taft neiitl Monote aufsefiibrt fpor0su
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5iuar BET einent gintrittsbetrage, Is
bod tuie er fir Die beIten un0 rteiieiteu
nno oramatiIden gmffii6-
ringen nerlaitet ipiro, Iprift @drSe
fin ben @ert oes Stiides.
Sier tnlr fir flint Gage aafgefii9rt
"a. San1iar an. INF MopaIE6c
ter, Site nur i5c uno 25e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-22
LckdIes.
Die eeaisIatnr.
81. Sanllor

II. Satllar.
SIN Sauie iino iuieoer cine
Mfenge lreuer 8orIogen eingebraft
iuoroett, unter linen peridie0ene, ole
Der aagemeinen 8eadtitna inert iino.
Slepeaing bat mebrere 9ias entfpor.
feus Die auf Die poIitiihen Gampaa-
1len ge3ug BADEN. or pia sic Mus.
6oben Der aun0iodten beifranft mil
len, ipia Den aorporationen perbie.
ten, geitrdge 5u ben 5onos at BE-
5dbleii, ioia oas @erbelt, oas aGlee-
pioneering" aiil @abltage gans mo
gar berboten bnben uno DerIfyieoenes
onoere mebr. Sntereiinnt iino alld,
nfebrere Beriud]e, infer iibertriebe-
mes Sonntagsgeiet 5u ermoBiacn.
Superintendent Earfs bot cine Wia
eingebradt, Die Den @eidl1fter, ole
init Sebensmitteln banoeln, aeItattet
am Sonnta9 ibre 2doen often su bal.
ten uno Die eS Den Staofen iiber
5000 Giniuobnern iiberldBt, al be.
ltilnmen. ob Die Ebenter bort am
Sonutag geoffnet iein loaen ooer
pidt- Cine anoere, Die e6enfa1S
seuiiien @eid1ften am Sonntaa oos
Cffenbalteu erIailbt, lit bonn gepra.
.iqftant 5praoleD efnee6radt moroet.
Die Hep~raientanten Sart6duieu
uno @nrmeiiter BADEN cine gia ein4
aebraht Die g9lunbing4, geutifa.
fiou mo 9~ausorainaae reguIier.
uno Die Aemter zines Staats. Blum.
bing Snipeftors mo zines MiiiIten
tel besieIben idafft.
Bon ben giepr1lentnnten glalod
mo geath fam cine 9orlage, oie
beitimrnt, DnB oas @uus mr. aus SO
Mitglieoern beiteben Ioa uno ooB ie-
Des Mitglieo Elm Solnir bon $1,000
uno SIS pro Gag fir Grtraiisitng ios
ME $500 MeilengeIoer baben ioa.
Observation-Disclosures Senrp. Der
5an 8eind IN Muffin peilt, ilt, iuie
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Die nMafenienesA

Ma one @eoaftion Der n6reie 8reiie
fir Seras":
Sic erinnern Sid oielleiht. oos
Sic mid Dor einisen @ofen fraaten,
Oh ib nit Dem General Wadenien
pertpanot lei; worauf id) o~nttportete.
oaB id oas nidt miiie. S6tte ih oa.
mails idon ben IrtifeI gSinoenhire
nno Madenien@ in Sbrer INDECENT
ltd)en 3eitung bonn IS. Sauntar, Sci.
te To- geleien, 10 piiroe ih unbeoinas
Sbre 6rage nit ia beanttuortet bd-
ben, oenn id bin BET Sobn oes 2ano=
notrts Conrad Mafenien AT gaoetz
baulea. 4uf Dem Sof 9euhitte
fuobnte Gbriitian Madenieil, elm BE-
bdbiger iopialer SEER, uelden mein
gater Setter, mir ainoer ober On
tel nannten, uito iuelder uns mand,e
oro0ige @ei6idte ers1blt bat. Or
batte nur 5pei 9ofter uno einen
Sobn, mein Spielfamerao, melher
aber ldon ais 9nabe itarb. Ser i'm
belagten artifeI ertpdbnte 2u6miq
Wiadenien, @roBbater oes Generals,
muB SIT Oerlelben Generation nie
mein @roBoater gngelbaro Modea.
len gebort baben; Oh tie aber 8riioer
.ooer bios Gettern iparen, meiB ids
nidt, oenn i6 babe mid rta6 BEN
beioa0eren acknowledgements
len ME %erfunoiet; mol NIT aus benz
@rlito, neil i6 idon friib BON Solts
fort, 5uerit alif oas @Dmnaiium 8il
Salberitaot fam uno oann mad, mel
ner &onfiration Seemonn tuiroe. 9n
lid @igemdmen Ieiht Int ether SAINT
lie forterben, 10 mag 6as aud ott
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Namen 2uoni9 troeeu. Sener Maf.
fenien pelder fiir5li6 in 8ancouber
oerbaftet mlroe, lit and pieaeidt
nidt Der Geffe oes Generals Iolt-
bern Der Sobn meiiteS 8rlloers @tG-
belnl, melder 2etterer bis 81 ieinern
8oo lutberii6er 8aItor IN 9rano in
Ontario, &onaoa, mar ln6 BORT cine
6ablrei6e Samilie gegriinoet uno
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