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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-15

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FURNISHED ROOMS
XANfrn

WANTED-Four modern furnished rooms
south Address c. L. jain oxford Hotel
WANTED-Room and board Tor couple with
three year-old child: private family pre-.
ierred. Phone 3279R
WIDOW with small son wants comfortable
room in respectable private home Cath
Ole preferred where boy may be cared for
after school hours. as am employed Box
l2Ul care World
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% -ri'uro for sale and personals are cash
" On crd.-
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

SIRAlED OR STOLEN Bay pony with
bad right eye, also white glass eve Re
ward return TO NJ C. Lane. llOl North De.
roit Phone 4l6s
S24 REWARD for return of horse and buggy
S!5 reward for arrest and conviction Of
thief We will pay the above reward FOR the
delivery to Us Of our horse and buggy stolen
Angus 10 from Ringlng showgrouuds The
horse is bay 1jL hands high: black name
and tail small scar on left shoulder: lbou,
six years old. Buggy black body. yellow
running gear. open top. New harness bras
mounted James Woollty. Sheriff. Berry.
Hart Co, Phone 1885, Room pol. Palace
Bldg. Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-15

,ICE Concord grapes for sale. Phone
5l17-I.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-15

VELVET transparent hats Sl25. 2i6
East Third
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-15

FOR SALE-Brau new Phaet0u. oup.haIf
price. Phone 2glG
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-15
MIS- ELLANEOUS

LN8REAEABLE dolls 25c. 2I6 East T6ird,
III ACN .atecn aprons 25c. 2I6 East Third
WILL sell one.half or whole interest in res
laurant lo7 orth Vain.
ONE first elias, restaurant best Iogaf,or pn
Mait 81 For particulars call 1912
FOR RENT RoominE house. / rooms -1viv
Decorated Phone 29G. b. r Pcttu,
KEYS made TO order. trunk looks mt IN
Jacobs Novelty Co., 22G East First Phone
FOR SALE OR TRApE-One ro17I1T and
n HNiuTgS. Phone 1888. Clyde WOutaud
Brady Hotel
HOTEL furnishing, for sale. building for
sale or rent Dayi, Hotel second door
from car line on Lincoln ST. sand Springs
OKLA. T. o Box -.
FOR SALE-cheap. ls-room hotel nj Big
heart Okla. doing good business. haze
o., regular hoIrders. ann selling 1u account
" bad health Lidres, Minnie Qungt Big.
heart Okla.
NON-uNION ORCHESTRA. We pTrgr fo he
public Open for dances. entertainments
etc., either local Ur ouf-of.t town work Can
furnish any number of musicians Phone
Hunt. 3SuI
STARK BROS Nurseries Is Orchard 90
Centennial fruits Che product, uf "a hum
dred year, ,uc.e>,fu ful tree growing oldest in
America. largest d. the world S. y Nor.
risor. special representative. Phone 2234.
Tulsa.
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.oR ShLE-SwaI cash register Plymouth
Drug Co. Phone I21G-lQ-G.
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PALM Beach skirts Zoe 2l6 East Third
CREPE de Chine waists $50. 2i6 East
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OUR OPPORTUNITIES ARE RECIPROCAL

Sprng h most no n for a business r ion W
 the of and Ch fairn because will m ou bus and ec O
 lourg wing gus is 1adew no be
 $ nc oIcrc in n We tfan a O ter
 Those eorlca are cD1u
 You of Is a the H produce ct e it e
 The loft the day has been place YOU to 0p M asksyO tony cb huug cn
 to drrv will living with We byngm rom Memphis other places even shoudhe Arkansas kept
 u o ng a n
 Hot managed and owned by men Of cagaito he neeI n your supplied Hot business rato be therein be brought into clos atonshi or the Merchants Association of Hot springs to connect up
  standis soopeat ati a fe a
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INCOME FROM THE
 NATIONAL FOREST
GRAZING OF CATTLE AND SHEEP PROVIDES REVENUE TO THE
 GOVERNMENT.
Rates Are Slightly Higher This Year Than Before, but These Tariffs At- feet Arkansas Very Little.

Washington Receirts from graz ing permits on the National Forests for the season of 1915 will contribute to the public revenues approximately $1 200. 900, or about $2000o0 more than last year. according to an estimate made from the allowances just author ized by the secretary of agricumre The forests this year will furnish for age for 1,9S3.775 cattle and horses, S.747025 sheep and goats, and 6l,ooo swine. the figures indicating a mate. rial increase of meat production on the government regulated ranges.
 The increase of 92.65G cattle and horses over the allowances for l9l4 is accompanied by decrease of 120,- SSI sleep and goats, showing that in many parts of the west sheep are glv- ing way to cattle It is thought that the recent high price of beef has been encouraging many farmers and for mer sheepmen to go into the cattle business, though it will be the first time in the last five years that the allowance of sleep has not increased over that of the previous season. There are localities however, where the demand for sheep range is far in excess of the supply.
 The grazing charges are slightly higher this year. In the west the rates have been fixed at 4S to 90 cents per head per year for cattle and horses. and 12 10 lS cents for sheep and goats in the east the rates are from S5 cents to $L50 for cattle $l.1o 10 $20o for horses. and 25 to 70 cents for sheep and goats. Pigs pay from % to f. cents in the west and 90 to 90 cents in the east
 The grazing allowances indicate the relative importance of the stock business in the various parts of tb west in which the National Forests are situated. The forests in district 2, which embraces Colorado, Wyom-
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A FARM TRAP FOR
 THE HOUSE FLY
IS DESIGNED TO PREVENT THE BREEDING OF FLIES IN THE
 SUBURBAN DISTRICT.
Pool Placed So That When the Fly Reaches the Proper Stage He Gets Into Deep Water and Is Drowned.

A maggot trap which will practically prevent the breeding of the house fly is described in a new bulletin of the department No 200, "A Maggot Trap in Practical Use; an Experiment in IIouse-Fly Control' The investiga- tors who carried on this experiment at the Maryland Agricultural College declare that during August and Sep tember at least 9S per cent of the larvae breeding in the manure were destroyed, and although the trap was not so efficient when the weather be came colder, even then it greatly re. duced the number of flies.
 The principle of the trap is simple, it is easy to construct and the ex. pense is said to be probably less in the long r,sp than the investment which >,many farmers now make in scAIns for their dwellings and sprays ~ fly nets for their live stock. In ifs toughest outlines the trap consists of a7concrete basin in latt.ced wood
 
 the manure The basin is connected by draiuppe with a small concrete cistcrn The bottom of the basin is filled with water into which the mas gots breeding in the manure drop, as they are about to turn in the pupa or cnrysalis stage. and are drowned At frequent intervals the water is run off into the cistorn and is then pump cd back on the manure pile. In this way all the liquid manure is saved.
 The successful operation of this traI rests upon several facts connected with the habits of the house fly whicl have been thoroughly established b, observation The adult fly lays it eggs in fresh manure There the! remain until the larya stage is almos ~u<DI ant the insects are about to en ter the pupa or chrysalis stage. A this time a pronounced tendency t
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migrate is evident. In consequence, if the manure is placed upon a plat form with lattcework bottom the larvae, while migrating, will fall through these openings into the water in the basin below. In the case of the experiments at the Maryland Az ricultural College a careful count showed that between July 2j and Oc tobcr l. about 1l200o larvae were killed in this way. This however, does not include the number that were picked up from the basin by sparrOWs or poultry Altogether it is estimated that during the war weather the ef ficiency of the trap was probably 99 per cent. Later, when the tcmpera- ture was lower. the traps success was not so marked This was accounted fer by the fact that when the air ia much colder than the manure heap the arvae will not attempt 10 leave the heap and therefore will not fall into the basin.
 Another difficulty experienced arose from mosquitoes using the wa ter in the basin and the cistern to breed in. This was overcome by cleaning out the basin at regular in- tervals and by sprinkIing a little oil over the surface of the water in the cIstern.
 Properly constructed, such a trap offers no obstacles to the convenient and economical handling of manure. It is essential, however, that eacn days addition to be heap should be sprinkled with sufficient water to keep the manure moist but not enough to cause teaching The details of the
 obstruction of the trap are contained lin the bulletin already mentioned This particular trap was designed to hold the manure produced by three horses for three months, but there is no reason why larger quantities should not be treated in the same way by building larger traps or by building several of smaller size
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ing, South Dakota. Nebraska, are all lowed the largest number of catt'e
 522 550 head and next to the largest number of sheep, 39750o head. dis trict 4, comprising Utah, Southern
 Idaho, Western Wyoming, Eastern and Central Nevada, and Northern Ari- zona. the second largest number of cattle. l31 l50, and the largest mum ber of sheep. 3,335,S60; District l. comPrisng Montana, Northwestern Washington, Northern Idaho, North
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western South Dakota and SouthW est ern North Dakota. 193,5l0 head of cat tile. and 1.30f.500 head of sheep; dis trict 3, comprising Arizona and New Mexico, i1S,900 cattle, and 905, 500 sheep; district !, embracing Caliior- nia and Southwestern Nevada, 212,- 2SO cattle: and 50S.050 sheep; district 6. comprising Washington oregon and Alaska. 159,25o cattle and 1,2S0,5O0 sheep; district z, which includes Ar kansas, Florida, Oklahoma and the
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SPEND YOUR VACATION HERE.

Nothing would be so beneficial as a vacation spent in Hot Springs. for not alone do you get rest, but you build up health and strength for future activities.
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HOT SPRINGS A CONSUMER.

Hot Springs is particularly city of consumers. With our large visiting patronage we are buyers from all markets. To join business relations with Us means to find a splendid mar het for your goods.
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On January 12, 1914, there came to Hot Springs from Little Rock a well buiit and attractive looking man of about 3S years of age. His acquaint- ance in this city was limited Little Rock knew him well. His credentials and references proved him to be man of ability and integrity.
 He was C. l.. Russ and his mission in Hot Springs was to establish credit bureau He took the matter up with officials of the Business MenS League who, however, did not at the time look with favor upon it, owing to the fact that past history in Hot Springs where credit organizations and bureaus were concerned had not been what one might aptly and pic. turesquely term a "howling success" It was told Mir. Russ that his prede. cessor in that particular field of en- deavor had not only made failure of a creddt bureau but had suddenly de- camped with several hundred dollars belonging to merchants of the city Verify, then, the prospects looked dark.
 Ihle are some men in this world. >Thoirgh >sS>hpt work rs~-.- -.--Yhen under
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states in New England and the South ern Appalachian region, where forest reservations have been purchased by the government, 46,135 cattle, and 14,- $50 sheep.
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A BERRY MARKET.

If you are a producer of berrlea~I , Hot Springs as a marlkett. ~q >Ton sumption there .ttes large. And the market prices Dfid are right.
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RUSS BUILDS
 ON UNIVERSITY
SOMETHING OF THE MAN WHO FORCED MERCHANTS A3SO-
 CLAYTON TO SUCCESS.
BELIEVED IN STICKING" ON

Now the Merchants Asseeistion Is One of the Aggressive lnsestuttonsl of Hot SprIngs for the AdvsncehQ of interests of Business Lines.
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AN INVITATION

You dd inv O t Ter 10 M G t dn nd dk your ore pe Should Id k makep mh th sal W
  Gu store fdu I dh ~ a ~ h hth advert nc Wayne mi , hb bH a O inspect
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just such conditions h.
 Russ is one of them. ThevNl that another man failed did noE> him in the least. That, argued
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-08
Jeime Tamilie.
Tatsr, Mntter, SoBn nnO Sudter in
HrbeitsbaaS.

Gol. Greb. gabsr, Der Guperinten'
bent bes 4rbeitsbauIes, beberbeygt un:
ter ieinem gaitli9en Dad cine gan3e
aug Batter, Uiutter, Sobn unb 5o6te>
beltebenos 5amilie. Die piirbigsn 81.
tern arbeiten unter ibrem Idmsn eint
Strafe ab, bic ibnen pegen unorbent.
li6en getragens I'M Wuni3ipalgeri6i
aufsrlegt iporben mar. Der piitDigf
Sobn bieier Diirbigen glteru Bat &c.
mault, a6sr einen anoeren Pamen an
gegeben, tpabri6einlid, nm Der SAINT
lie teiHe Sdanoe 3u MAIDEN. Dos
S6tpelterlein ipurbe 6eim Serglmluns
germ auf Der Strabe aufgs9riffea. aud
iie mar 10 porii6tig, untsr einem anges
nommenen Pamen ibren @in2ug I'M
4rbeitsbaus gu bulten Seosa 1aa
ieisrt bic sei9lOTsne Geieai4aft frsu=
biges @ieoerIeben, b. h. Batter uno
Sobn treffen ii6 bet ben Wta6i3eiten,
Ipre4eu aber teir WOrt 5uiammen unb
perfeH II4 3utpeiIen nur Elm paur glite
oes grtennens 3u. Der ipeibli4e 1beiI
eer Gamilie bepobnt Habe beinanoer
Iisgenoe 3sasn. iobab Wsuttsr uno
9odtsr 5upeilsn @slegenbeit ba5en, Ell
nise NOrte nit chamber gu pe4Ieln.
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9lrnte Fraction So.
Sam lpeaeH YiaHgels an GjeIb feline
GeIsiie aber bic Diobapt
Sride legen.

Die 3rattion 60. bat geiteyu oer
giirg.rmsiiier uub ben 4rbeitsoirelior
i9riftIi9 in ReHRtnib ssIsbt, bag II.
tregen Gelbmanssls auber Starbe iei,
oem 9erlansen Der geb1rben, gslsiIe
iiber bic Wobapt Bride gu leg.n. bis
auf Weiteres uad5utpmmsn. Die
9raciiOn Co.. i1reibt DisepriIbent
Draper, babe ibr Budget fit ben
CONNER fsitseiest. strabsio ipis es bic
Staot aud tbue unS iis tSnne odriiher
nidt binausseben. Die College Sill
uub bic Weitpooo ainie iolIen 6stanrtz
lid iibsr Die Wobatpt Bride D.vtsbren
uub Der Strdbsnbabn GeIsaidaft
purbe aufsetrassn, ibre GeIeiie in
llebsreinitimmuHe NIT Der Routenpera
Guberuns bisisr ailisn gu le9ea. a6er
bic Stabt oenti uub bic Traction Sc.
lent. Sic bat ibr Budget i,hOn ge.
ma&t uuS SssbaIb iast fi.: ia MID.
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sJugemnliHer lleberu,mtb.
3iuei inmgen Burden ipirb CT als
GrpreiiitnssDeriud anssslegt.

Gintn Sur Wollten lie ii6 MAIDEN
nno jebt fdma3tsn iie binter i6rpeot.
iaen Gardiner. IS iinb Der 16zidbrist
6ensp Batting. 1903 aosan Strabs,
Iunb Der 15sidhrige al6ert Slamm,
122 glber Strube ipobnbaft, bic iitj
Iuls aS4Uar5bdHOer" perIudtsn un6
natiirli6 i4nGbli6 15iasto ma6ten.
sic batten aud gar feline b05en 4bz
ii6ten babel berfolgt; nur eribreden
ipollten iie SemanOen, neil ii6 bifsr
SSemanb ibnen miblie6ig sematt bate.
Der gllteilenbdnbler SoIepb Jettig,
1910 plum Ctr, bate persangeuen
WOntag Dor a6t 5agen elmer nit
Big @uD" untsr5ei6nsten 8robbrief
erhdlten fporin inn unter 4norobung
oes ibredli6iten dler S6idfale anfs
geseben ipurbe, i'm Qaufe elmer Der i'm
WaIbington Part itebenben aartaunsn
$4,000 nieber3uIegsn. Die nGtFte poit
6rabts etnen spsiten Brief, Der ais
llnterIhrift bic gu6itaben " $ g"
trus unb porin 5srr gsttig erIu6t
ipurbe, bic @H9sleqenbeit ipeeen Der
$1,000 gar ni6t auf bic teihte Sfyuls
Ter 3u nehmen, oern bi. 5olgen mir
ben entieBlid isin. 5ettig truo bic
9riefe duf bi. Yoli5et unb 9ebsims
pofi3iitr beo6ahteten ieitbem bic Gas
nonen i'm Bart NIT elmer 3Grtli6teit,
tpie Elm btutifer Grtiqeriit feline pide
Den 8ebeimbeamten iporen
perId,iebene Burden. bic lie in Der
RG6e Der aanonen iaben, oeroGhtig
porsstommen unb lie oerdnlabten Sets
tig, Elm pddst in etfpds aufiGlliaer
ggeiie in Der QauF bineinsui6ieben,
pie ibm in Der 9risfen gebsiben mar.
Das asf6ub am Dieustae Qbsnb. Den
geGmien Ihien Is, als Oh bic BON tbs
nsn friibsr ftor 5eo5ufteteu Burden
-- ss noren ihrsr feds - osritoblsne
glide auf bic aanoneu parfsn, bod
rpagie iih tsiner an bas patst. Die
0etsttiDs peritdiften iia oabsr Na.
men unb QbrsTsn Der Burden uHo
fiaiisten ibnen gsftsrn in aner 1riits
sinsn gsfud 16. Jn Batting unO
iSlomm batter iis bic 8sIu6tsH aefuns
ben. bic anbern uarsn unifulbiq. Dd
bic 9eibeu bic That unumpunpeu Elm
aeiiaubsn, fpuyb:n fis jundd2ft duf bic
poIiieiipahe 1sbrdht uuo bort einem
ein1eberben @srb0r uHt.rporfsu. sic
bdttsn nit ben Strsioen Der gri:f:
f.inerlei b6fe glbiibten sbabt, ionberu
iFstiia .nur eritrsden polIer, neil e-
iie tets BON aaualufsr bintsr feinsm
Sef6dit psrtri.bsn ba5e. y8. 8. e, I"
babe bi. .glnt 5dnb 5ucistp" 6ebsus
let. Nlumm Bat 1raeblih einasitanosn.
Die 9risie aefhri.ber ,t tabsn uno
Tein aomerab babe iis in ben aafteu
oeiporfsn. Die qoIisei iibertrr.s bic
Burden, bic iih Der Gragrpsits itres
oummsn 5ireiGss aar niht bepubt su
iein Iteinsr. bem Suasnogsriht uno
oieies ben gunbss5e16rSsr. neil btefe
6aftbeiehl. peesn .gsnnbund Der poit
sur if6rberund zines GrprsTunssregs
iufs "erpirtt haiter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-08
1eutiham. gtaatsberbaub
Sie @suernIuerIammluus iinoet oudI
in Canton itatt

Iie 9otcIoerbdnoe ocs Ieutit,are'
risaniihen StaatspcrbdtSes BON Chic
fonnen actr5it ibre gorbereihtrgen
iilr pil Stcatsfcnueutign treiieu. Die,
npie uripriln lid, beitImnTt, in Canton
itaitiin6at mo 5lpor al Den iciuer
3eit ieitqcicstcu 3ngen I'M Wonat
9lltgltit. Die Ganton.r 8ereinc bat.
ten niGts BON lid borcn lniier uno
oa lie aud mi bcritJieoeue @rieie
nidt renlirt batten. iing man ihcn
an. iitl init Dem Bc6anten pertraut 81
MAIDEN. oab Die aorpentiou uab al.
nem anScru Srt oerlcJt Derocn
m.iiie Gieie 9eiiirdJtlmaen limb nuu
beritreut, Scrtu Setretdr 6eurn III.
bers empinl gcIteru cinen 8riei uoil,
Gautoner SofaIperein. bic oiiIJieae
GinlaSlmg 3ur Stnntsforpention in
Gcntou cnthnIteno. SER slI6ers miro
'it nm Sorutng nod Canton bege'
ben. Inn perijuIih oil Srt uub Stellc
mad, oent giet,teu 5u iebeH lmo benz
Sofai aonluittee bci Den slrrange.
meHts bebiliLld) 3n iein.
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Saberiibe Ginger.
Gaditcn SOHutas sebt'S Snm Eienie
nadD Jeid)ratb's Enrf.

qm Sonrias bsm II. SuIi nirb
in Reitratbs Bari elm luitisss, fr0b.
Ii6ss 9sbsn berti4en, Ssnn an bic
fem Gage fstert bort tr 9aperii6e
WdnHsrtOr Elm Jamiiisnfeit. 9sl
ben 8apsriitsu Sdnaern 1T man Be.
tanntlih i,sts por.rsffli5 aufse5D6en
unb Si. ,IFdmilis". bic tsusr bas Seit
mirf.isrt, miro nabsr unItreitis cine
gnns risIige ieiu. Dab bic JsitgdIts
iih sui uutsrhalten ipsrfsn, bsFsn Be .
bari es pob teinsr bsIunbsren Der
iiherung, bsnu Sas riibriss arrausss
menistcmmittse, bem bic tbdtigii.n
WitaIisber bss 0sreins angsborsn,
pirb nidrs uuseiban IaFen, um fir
bic llnisrbaItuns uno g.ipirtbung Der
iyeiftbeilnsbmsr 5u forssn. RatiirIi9
pirb bic Sdngeribdat nit tbren
ihonitsn ai,bsrn aufipart.u unb an
lsibliden GsniiHen ntrb alsidfdas
isiu Wanosl ieiu, nomentIib fir bic
tsriibmte grdttpurft. bic Sohn Soffs
mann fabrBirt une bas flffise
.Wiin9nsr" fpirb beftsns Gorge sss
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Clbenbnrgers25erein. I'm.
SetBelliaung am &Olfsfeit fur bic
SiIfStaiie 3ngeiagt.

Der GIoenbur9er gereiu perfums
meIte ii4 na6 speimonattger unters
hre6ung i'm seDObnten Gotul lei
Sanntng an Der Drei5ebnteH unb
Iatn Strabe. Serr SSrf, grintmouu
fiiRrte ben 9oriib unb Serr Senrp
GIten bag protOtoQ. Bon Der Oeiits
ifeu S4iiBen GeieuIbuft lag cine
ginIabung gum gOIoenen Subtldum
am l. Nuguit por uno Der 8eretn 6es
itIob ,orporutipe 9etbetligung. Su
GbnIi6er gDsiIe puroe bic Ginlaoung
aum 8pItsfeF gum Better Der ariegsz
notbleibenoen bebaHbelt uno es nurpe
feruer bef6Iofen. aus Der 8ereins=
taiie $40 fir @tnlobturten su beipiIs
Itgen. SSiuan5fetretar @iGiam Dttts
miro bic &arten On bic WitgIieoer
gelangen IaTfen. Serr Soi. 8ripfs
mann purOe gum OeleQlten fir bic
SonDention bes Stantsoerbanos IN
Canton ernunnt. Die Ginnubmen be-
trusen $40.75 unb bic 2lusgaben ST..
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1ie Seuti@en gbilsen.
Subn Sdlmnnb uno 5Oiepb Serninl
iino bic Scitrebuer beim gol.
oeHen Subilaum.

Die 6srrer cSobn Sd1paab unD
SoIepb gerning iino bic Teitreoner &C.
leqentlih oes goIOenen sSubilGums Der
9euti6en S6iiBen GeIeqI6lft
urb srpar ipri6t eriterer beutih unb
Iebterer engiiit. go tuuros in osr
qeiteru itattgebabten SiBung oss @rs
rongemcnts 9ommittees, bic in Sdu'
rings 2ptaI am Maiu uno 13. Strabs
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