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Arizona republican., 1915-02-07
Typewriters

WE SELL. rent, and repair, Reming- ton, Monarch and Smith Premier type writers. Remington Typewriter Con- pany, Inc, 35 East Adams St. Phone G70, Phoenix, AriZ.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-07
For Rent Housekeeping Rooms

THREE NICELY FURNISHED rooms for light housekeeping. 1920 Grand Ave. f.#t5 IT
Arizona republican., 1915-02-07
Livery Stables

rOl.bt.N EAGLE STABLES, 217 North Central avenue. Phone 4J1. at tractive rigs. good horses. First class ambulance service. Busses and hacks on call -dr
Arizona republican., 1915-02-07

AGENTS-IT NOu are making Icss than $500 day throw away what you have: get something that will sell. Ca talog and sample free. Conine House. hold Supply Co.,, Brigham, Utah. 1t
 WANTED-Two high-grade special ty salesmen or capable eX-merchants Tor 1915. Vacancy now. Staple line. Liberal weekly advances. Protected territory Old established house. s. E.
 Kline 3l1-6 Crafts Bldg. Cleveland. O.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-07
Contractors and Builders

w. II. JONES, general contractor, jobbing. S35 N. 7th Ave. Phone S656
 2-bl
Arizona republican., 1915-02-07
Cleaning and Pressing

Why you should send your work to the ARIZONA CLEANING WORKS. Because their plant represents a per manent investment. The plant operat- cd by them is as sanitary and clean as your kitchen. By sending your work to the MASTER CLEANERS you are sure to get what you are paying for
 Phone sos, Mrs. l.. Wilson If
Arizona republican., 1915-02-07
Hides

LET US MAKE YOU. A PRICE on your. sheep pelts before you sell. Highest prices paid for hides. EFFTON X COMPANY T. Block cast Phoenix Flour Mill
 Phone 1892 If Highest prices paid for hides and pclts.
 Save your horSehides FIN N-BROWN co. south 14th Ave. opp. Stock Yards.
 If
Arizona republican., 1915-02-07
For -ent-Misce cellaneous

FOR RENT-Pair good work or driv- ing horses. 222 South 1lth Ave. Phone S54S. n
 CORRAL--415 North First St. 1T
 CALL AT PALO ALTO STABLES if you want good saddle horses; gen tie ponies for ladies and children; also riding skirts; riding lessons giv- cn. North Fourth Ave- & Adams. Phone 15T3. 2hd
 COWBOY CORRAL for saddle hors- es: also teaching riding lessons. Brat ton. Phone 1063 "c lob
Arizona republican., 1915-02-07
Ford Specialists
Graduate Masseuse

Scientific body massage. Swedish movements. Evenings by appointment. Miss Catherine Power, 139 N. 9th street Phone SSO3. 3-i
Arizona republican., 1915-02-07
OsteopaJn

DIR. A. C. GRAVES Osi eopathic physician and surgeon, over Nick ee B. lst Ave and Adams St. Phone 1895 If
Arizona republican., 1915-02-07
Undertaking and Embalming

MATTRESSES REMADE, good as new; we specialize in screen doors and window work. Phone 1il9 for esti- mates. 2S 5. 4th Ave 2-bn
Arizona republican., 1915-02-07
Chiropodist

CHIROPODY, corns removed pain less and bloodless, 5Oc each; bunions, moles. warts, etc. removed. go East Adams. Frank Shirley. Phone 1704.
 If
Arizona republican., 1915-02-07
Wanted Miscel cellaneous

WANTED-1ave s500 to 5000 to in- vest in some paving. business. What have you? Give full particulars. Ad
 dress Box 2o7O Republican. D ' WANTED-Motorcyc must be in good condition and reasonable. Box 2093 Republican. n
 WANTED-By lady. room and board for services. desert preferred. l.. Nor ris, Chandler, Ariz. Il
 WANT TO BUY from 200 to 400 range cattle. Ii Prefer Hereford, State ages. kind, etc, r. r. WILLIAMS. 15 N.' Ave If
 TO BUY FROM OWNER, or c. room house, north or northeast part of town. state terms. Address 2OS1 Re publican. p
 SECOND HAND furniture bought. Dixie Turn. Store 2o5 W. Wash. Phoue 15Ta. '' 2-dn
 .WANTED-Steves and furniture to repair. Phone l33. Phoenix Furniture CO, 327 West Washington St. If
 'WANTED-Sccond hand furniture of all descriptions, cash paid for same. Phone 1917. r WANTED. IIVESTOCK-Will pur- chase good team, mares prcfcrred; milk cows. heifers, fresh or coming fresh ycarlinss; brood sows and pigs. Call or address R. B. Cfcaveland, Con- mercial Hotel. r
 WANTED Washing and ironing. 1909 South 2nd Ave. called for and de- Iiyered. Phone S552.-.---s- 2-n
 WASUING- PHONE S439. 3-k
 WANTED--s19OO on gilt edge secur- ity, first mortgage on s4000 property. Address A. HIT. care Republican. If
 FURNITURE REPAIRING
 Upholstering and canvas work of all kinds done promptly and in the bes, manner. Barrows- Fooshee Furniture Co. Cor. First and Jefferson. Phone t66s. If
 WANTED-Man.w with family wants lease on ranch. with dairy COWS. from one to five years. have own help. can give good references. Address Box 2O79 Republican. IL
 WANT small chicken ranch, can pay s50 .00 down and small monthly pay ments, want to get home. E. II. C. care Republican. 1T
 WANTED-Sccond hand incubator. Box 341. Mesa, Ariz.
 WANTED TQ BUY-Country weekly newspaper in good town. Give full particulars with copy of paper. J. f'rishman. Crescent, Okla. It
 GERMAN LADY wishes housckeep- ing room, with small German family. Box 220S Republican. D
 WANT TO RENT-Onc or two-room tenthouse. furnished for housekeeping. State location and price. Address Box 1260. Phoenix. It
 WANTED-To buy from owner, good home. five UT six rooms. in first class location: must he bargain, quick action, Box 2199 Republican. It
 WANTED TO BUY. storage battery '. $. I. or any battery for Overland auto. West Van Buren St D WANT TO BUY an acre, alfalfa. for chicken ranch. Address Box 2901 Re- publican. p
Arizona republican., 1915-02-07
Wanted Help. Male
WANTED-Ca Carpenter for few days work ill country. Box 2209' Republican.


 WANTED Carpenter for few days work in country. Box 22O9 Republican. SALESMEN lValkenburg made $3l.00 first morning. You can too. Free sample. Electric sign Flashes cliangeablc wording. Sclls $10.00. Terms 50 days S5.0O Time, switch free. Flashtric Sign Co. Chi caSo. It AGENTS-Scll rich looking imported 36x6S rugs, Sl each, Carter. Tenn, sold -115 ind daXs. Profit s57. You can do saine. Write for sample offer selling plan; exclusive territory Sample rug by parcel post prepaid 9S cts kondon. Importer, Stonington, Maine. It AGENTS Brand new novelty. Will Easy to, sell or place on commission. Write for terms, prices and particu lars. Exclusive territory Article never seen before. Ready February 20 California Novelty Works, 1240 West Van Buren. Chicago. It lIlN T. t'ilL.NI tN " AN l ELI tO llHDult our specialties' Big, profits to hustlers Particulars free. The Smith Sales Co. F. O. Box sos Phoenix. Ariz., r. TO DISTRIBUTE CARDS and meet trains. Room ana boafd Tie Atialade
 If HUSTLlNG SALESMAN. good hab- it's, good mixer: a man who can sell something, of proven value needed by merchants and others in. southwest For information address Box 2222 Re publican. D WANTED-Live. agents. make 20 to- 50 dollars per week selling high class automobile speciality. The Kitty Set, guaranteed to repair punctures in one minute. Write W. II. Greer, Box 553 Fl Paso, Texas. 1t AGENTS-Make $500 to s10.OO profit daily. Guaranteed household article: s2.50 premium with each S1.9S sale gets the money. Texas Mail Order Supply Company. Dept. P. Wilson Building. Dallas. Texas. - 1t
Arizona republican., 1915-02-07

THE ANCHOR TRUST COMPANY
 OF WICHITA
 The undersigned. citizens of the state of Kansas, to hereby volun- tarily associate ourselves together for the purpose of forming private corporation under the laws of the Sta1e of Kansas, and do hereby cer- tifN.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-07
Hand Laundry

SANITARY HAND LAUNDRY. Rough dry 35e doz.; each bundle washed sep arate; ironing also. Phone sJ4O. If
Arizona republican., 1915-02-07
FIRST


 That the name of this corporation shall be THE ANCHOR TRUST COMPANY OF WICHITA"
 SECOND
 That the purposes for which this corporation is formed are to loan money, either it's own funds. or those of others upon commission. tbc acceptance of ali kinds of trusts and agencies in the service of it's clients the care and nagemcnt of property real and personal, for it's patrons, and the purchase and sale of the same upon commission: the purchase and sale of mortgages and morteaged or clear property. stocks, bonds, and other securities either upon it's own account or up on. commission for it's patrons, and. generally to do all acts usual. nee cssary or incident to the business of loan and trust company, not inconsistent with the laws of Kan sas.
 That the place where it's business is to bc transacted is at Wichita in the state of Kansas.
 FOURTH That the term for which this cor poration is to exist is twenty years.
 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We have hereunio subscribed our names, this 17th day of May. 1S93.
 HIRAM w LEWIS. KITTY $. LEWIS
 FANNY C. LEWIS ISAAC r. WEST ALICE C. WEST STATE OF KANSAS. ) SEDtiWItK COUNTY ! Personally appeared before mc. D Notary Public in s5und for Sedgwicll 1. County. Kansas. tho above named Hiram W. Lewis Isaac F. West. Alice C. West, Kitty $, Lewis and ! Fanny C. Lewis, wlto arc person i ally known to me to be th" same persons who executed the foregoing instrument in writing. and duly ac- knowledged the ryecutipu of the same
 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. | | have hereunto subscribed my ftame and affiS"d my notarial seal. this l1th day uf May. 1899. HENRY W. RULE. (SEAL) Notary Public. My commission expires September II. 1895.
 Filed: May lS. 1899. +. $. Osborn.
 Sccy. of state.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-07

SEAM MISTRESS wants sewing by the day. Phone S364. n WE TEACH SEWING. 50c per lesson. bring your material. American College Dressnaking Room F Monhon Bldg.
 fS If
Arizona republican., 1915-02-07
Auto Painting

AUTO PAINTING estimates given Phone 2i33. F. C. Higgins. 511 F. Monroe fl
Arizona republican., 1915-02-07
Dressmaking

BRING YOUR GOODS, we cut and lit it. We finish if wanted, specially of cutting and fitting. 1st and Adams St, over McKee's Cash Store. It
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06

Livestock. fruits. vegetables. grain
products OF the household and kitch-
eL. dairy and creamery products,
farm machinery. automobiles and all
the latest mechanical devices and
appliances will be exhibited In their
respective departments.
There will be Boy Scout con-
gress, open TO troops from through
cut the state with appropriate prizes
to the winners In the various con-
tests 10 be conducted. The Chill
dren's Day exercises will again be
a noteworthy feature while a repre-
sentative from every county In
Michigan will attend the State Fair
Boys School.
There will be many other notable
attractions al the state fair includ-
ing concerts by bands. horse show.
fireworks. larger and better mid
way. milking test for dairy cows.
tractor demonstration. girls milking
and numerous other features.
Even in this year OF great ex-
positions, Michigan's state fair will
rank among the best"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
FATHER OF CHILD
WHICH DIED IN
HOSPITAL FOUND

Charles Z. Sachrison, who was
sought by the police, Wednesday
morning, after his baby boy had
died In the Children's Free hospital.
called at the detective bureau Wed.
nesday afternoon.
He explained that he had not
given fake" name or address, but
IL was through a misunderstanding
that the police were not able TO find
him. He had stopped at the Bagg.
st. rooming house where he said he
lived. but the people there did not
know his name.
Sachrison said that he had sep
arated from his wife in Cleveland a
week ago. and had brought the baby
with him. He said he had always
had the care OF the child and he
was heart-broken over its death.
Inspector Fox sent Detectives Is.
ham and Gloshesky with him TO
make his statement TO the prose
cutor, but he was not held.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
IMPLY CAN'T SEE ANIMALS
WANDERING AROUND LOOSE
WITHOUT STEALING THEM

his weakness. He was leading the
horse toward Dearborn when he
was arrested Wooley's wife and
children appeared before Judge Van
Zile. when he was brought TO trial
on a charge of grand larceny. Their
plea won him a parole. after he had
been found guilty. He promised
never to let livestock lure him from
the paths Of righteousness again.
For three months" he said. II
didn't SO much as look at horses
that were running around loose.
passed lots of dogs and things, and
I Just wouldn't let 'em bother me.
And yesterday
He shook his head sadly. II was
too much for him TO explain how
three white turkeys proved his
downfall. White turkeys are not
found strutting around the road
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
Educational Features
AS Numerous As
Entertainment
CITY'S BEAUTIES
ADD TO PLEASURE
Business Houses Offer
Great Bargains to
Visitors

ITO visitors from afar, who have
yet TO feast their eyes on the beau
ties OF Detroit, a trip to the Michi-
gan State fair affords a splendid OPP
portunity 10 avail themselves of the
privilege" said General Manager
Dickinson. in the early autumn.
with all the splendor OF the cline
at its best, he who has hitherto fail
ed to gain an intimate knowledge OF
the wonder city that stands at the
portal Of the Canadian border, may
learn something OF the magnifcence,
the wealth, and the marvellous
growth which has made the name of
Detroit familiar throughout the
world.
The beauty of her park system.
the broad, clean streets and avenues.
her unrivaled water AMI pleasure
facilities may be mentioned as
things 10 impress the stranger and
these features add greatly 10 the
pleasure of the State Fair patron.
Then, TOO. there is an opportun-
ity to combine pleasure and bust
ness In attending, and hundreds OF
residents OF the central west who
attend the fair. patronize the De
troit merchants and profit by the
exceptional values which are offer
ed In It's stores during the ten days
hat the fair Is being held Many
have more than paid their expenses
10 the fair by the saving on their
purchases.
While we will have thrilling fea-
lures and attractions such as the
Battle In the Clouds. horse and auto
races. flights by daring aviators, and
races between avistors and noted
drivers. we are attempting TO make
the exposition more educational, and
We believe that every person who
comes to Detroit this fall will obtain
beneficial knowledge.
Our better babies department will
offer an opportunity for mothers to
learn bow 10 care for their boys and
girls. Lectures will be given by ex
perts In children's welfare and ply
sicians will examine babies under
three years OF age and inform the
mothers If there Is any way in which
their children's health may be i'm
proved We will have a woman's
building where mothers may res
! and leave their children with train
ed attendants while they attend the
fair
Physical education is to be an In
novation at the Fair this year. Lee
lures will be given by the superin
tendent OF the department. w. J
Foster Walker. He will explain
how few minutes devoted to Ger
tain physical exercises will great.
curtail future doctor bills. Clssse
in physical training will give exhibit
tons and there will be tournaments
games and contests for boys an,
girls.
mo other state ir the union ha
made such wonderful agriculture
and Industrial progrcss In 1915 a
Michigan and the state fair will b.
q true representation of the advance
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
BEER TOWN DADS
IN RETURN GAME
WITH DETROITERS

Posters have been scattered all
over the city announcing a baseball
contest between the local and Mil
waukee aldermanic teams TO be
played on Navin field. Aug. IL.
Mayor Marx will umpire the game
which will start at 8 o'clock. Man
ager Bob" Rutter expects that thou.
sands OF tickets will be sold at %
cents each. The Milwaukee alder
men defeated the Detroiters in the
lager town earlier in the season,
and there is real sporting interest
in the return game scheduled. The
gate receipts will be used for char
liable purposes.
Printing, the plain neat kind--thAt
IL rig ht-T1mes Job Depts-Satu $50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06

Z onSvse John wooley sees
A1ng wandering around loose,
~ : strange emotion stirs with
H = seized with q desire
- mis- wandering thing. and
e. - kis own.
~ eant hslp IT," said John.
1|il = mornins. - he paced the
n1V dstsntion ward In the
~ ofIce. what makes me 30
n1mals 4 morn than ! can
~, woclsy vas working in
o9e q shsldon- A perfectly
skocDs was Il . pasture near
4 - Wooley's labor. brows-
N.Y. and minding It's
ovnsr didn't happen to be
~ "a wooley fell . victim to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06

every Gay in the year. Wooley was
passing the summer home OF Otto
Huck, in Dearborn, when he saw
these pedigreed birds OF spotless
plumage. II they had been ordinary
gObblers, II might have been differ
ent. So wooley gave UP his fight
with himself. and shared the birds.
Deputy sherifs Joseph Pilarski
and Edward Johnson placed him un-
der arrest. early Thursday morning
Technically. he Is charged with sim
pie larceny. He will be sentenced
for violating his parole.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
LEGAL NEWS MAN
is ROBBED OF 500

George W. Coutts, OF the Detroit
Legal News. reported TO the police.
Thursday. that he was robbed OF
his purse and 500 by pickpockets.
while waiting for a car at State and
Griswold-sts.. at 4;3o o'clock Thurs
day morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06

Silver IL not legal tender In Eng
land for sums over SO.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
Don't Poison Baby.

Y YEARS AGO almost every mother thought her child must have
A "A FEW DROPS TOO MANY will produce the SLEEP FROM WHICH
K B NO WAKING Many the children who have been killed
health has en ruined for life by pago audanum and morphine each
1M narcotic product Of opium. Druggists prohibited from selling
tho narcotics named children all anybody without labelling
The definition Of narcotic" is:
s1 which conU
dah Iee nde ofmedicnes containing opium disguised
d udm the Drops Cordia" Soothing Syups' You
permit any medicine be given your children without you
pyddn know Of what composed CASTOR1A DOES NOT CON-
LII NARCOTICS It bears the signature of Chas q. Fletcher
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-15

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bor einigen Sosen. So1f Muni9 Der
Re9Drbe in 8liBfelb, Mi6., Elm
Mann perbaftet, Ser in Der febterelr
9to6t ii6 beridieoene 6dlI9ungen
gu 96uloen bottl fommen lo7en.
2ebt Nubiitler, 70 beiBt Der angeb=
li9e 56pinOler, ipilrbe al16 ausgez
%lleFert, boh lteate 1i6 fpdter beral1s,
bab ct allb in 9elaoon cine &ei6e
foll@er Gbed umgelebt bette. Mun
mD9te 9elabnn Sen Mann gerne
nteber baben, nirb i'm ober erit
Damn befommen, penn erin Mibiga1t
perurtetlt nprben alnb bprt feline
Strafe abesfefien bat. Mie ber1o1tet
ion ct hod III anberen Stdoten Wis=
toniins bic gleiden 59ptnbeleien
ausgefiibrt baben.
1eber ben ~ angeI an
flei1er Miin5e pirb BON Der 2eitu1lg
etnes 8erliner Marenbauies mitge=
tetlt, 0abin Sen leBten Sagen tdgltd
fir 20,0O0%bis 10000 Mart Maren,
Die bereits gefauft paren, por Den
&nnben ni6t abge6plt purben, petl
Die 8afen hi9t in Der 2age paren,
oas llDtige a%letngelD beraus5ugeben.
I'm ft6 Qus Der 8erlegenbeit gu felz
fen, baden einige @el9dfte 1id in ge=
niigenoer 3abl s. ltnb 1OzYfennig=
marfen perf6afft unb seben bieie an
Steae bes feblenoenss &~leingeloes d
Die &dllfer ab. Mu6 Die &ellner in
Den sroBen @eitalrants belfen li@ 10,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-15
Ser gen6t BON Sam

49, Ser @en6t bon s. M
burg bot Sem Safer Elm @9reiben
iiberrethen loi1en, in Dem Der Scatter
gebefen piro, bas er1te 9dmbursiIae
!9onieatenfrel5 on5une5men. Ser
Safer bot oarauf Sen preubiihen
@eihdftstrdger III 0amburg telegra=
pbii9 beauFtrast, Dem @enot ben
Dant fit Die @erleibung osS &reu5es
l1no feline Sreuoe, es aeben anoersn
Ghrenseiden trogen 5u t0nnen, dis
suipreden. Der Safer bot Bel
Mnna6me bes inn bonn @enat BON
gremen perlie1enen 8remiiden San=
Ieotenfrel3es ieiner 6reloe iiber Die
@tiftun9 bieies @9ren5eidens 9lllsz
orlud Derlieben ltlo inter llebermittz
lung feines 9ante5 Dem 5enat nit
teilen lailen, oab er oas Bremi1ts
6anl eatenfreu5 nit Genustuung me-
ben ben iibrigen beutiden &risgsor=
Den trogsl lperoe.
Die Ne9tsbeif Gnbe
Der Mostauer !5onoelsbduier, nie
pur9 Die betannten llnrllben sSlni
3, S. 59ooen erlitten, riAtsten cine
9emeinioms 9entidrift an 'Gblpoitrm
nit Der DarSellng Der llriohsn oss
Yrpgrnms uno Der mongelboften
9oltltns Der Mp5taler Yoli5ei, @on
Den g~erllIlte1l, Die 9unoerte BON M}ilz
lipnen Hubel b%etrii9en, ieien nur IS
y, $. feinoli9e 5taotSnngeb1rise,
oogegen II b. $. Neutrale uno IS
b. $. ehtrulii9e Entertainer betrpfz
fen lporpen. Die @erluIte leien lin
,ip iGtperer, als fem arspit uno feline
neuen Wuren auf5utreiben feien.
Sallenoe pon &aufleuten leien an
ben 8ettelitab gebradt iuorOen, poz
bsSr fole Die 9ilfe tpmmen. 8eoer
Die Gelese, NOD Sic @eri6tspraris
batten fplde 5aiue p%prausgeleben. Die
9enfidrift perlanst ben Grlnb zines
nellen 8eiebes, ppna9 Die Ge1dGoig=
ten BPM @taat @Gaoeneriab fproern
fnnren
5hredltde Drobung.
Der @epp uno Der Suber baben ii9
iatrii9 gerauft, unb Der @epp bat
bDui1he &eile betpmmen. Wlttz
l1naubenb 1tebt ct oa, Bis ii6 enbs
lib iein 3prn 2uft madt: nMart'
nur, Oh 2llberterl, Bis ib erft Elm
9uftidiif bab'. Damn biit ou Ser
er1te, benz id BON pben auf Sic @laBe
ipuG'!"
partifu1arismus in
ser bapri de @6ule. Der
9ebrer bat eben ben Sab porge1oet;
u&ein Meni6 TT Dor ieinem Sooe
gliidli@ gu preiien!!" Die tleine Glie
bat gum Seniter 'nolSge1hallt lno
nidt aufaepabt. Ser 2ebrer fproert
lie al1f. gu pieoerbulen, mos er chen
seIo9t. @lie beiinnt ii6 ni9t Ianse
unb !egt lbs: uaein Men1d 1T box
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-15

lit beslollbigt pom County : Sneenieur
fir fontraftlide Mrbeit fiir @raoirun9
bon Get. uS", 9abenport : @atfbril
Mpab."
S119enicllrs abldatllna go. 1, 5ciz
se1b, bab Sobn SeD Sic fontraftli6e
Grbelt bonn |. Nobembcr 1915 boz
lcllbet BAT, l1nb 5lpar IN 6obe bon 5000
fir gerlegung eines 8ades oitli6 Ser
8riife SD. IT, 8utler 5olpnI6ip, tpurz
Be porsele9t nno auf 9e6orig unter@
ltiitten 4ntraa lpl1rbe Die fplgenbe Mez
lollltipn ange1ommen;
ugeldloHen, baB Der County Ml1oi~
tot biernit i%nltrutrt lei, cine Nnipeiz
lung allf Sen GprntD Gooo 8aaripnb
in @0bc bon $4,000 81 @unltcn boz,
Spbn Sen alls5ultellen, glei6 IS 9rpz
gent bes bonn gpllntD Sn9ellieur be-
slaubi9ten getragcs fir fontraftlibe
Irbeit, @erle9ung cines ga1bettes,
Ditlid bon Bride SEQ. IL, "gutler
S4ipnibip.
Sneenieur's sl6i9abun9 go. 2, 5eiz
eenb, BOB Bic 2ttti9 Conjunction 60.
lire fo1traftlide Mrbeit bplil 10. Sl1li
1915 in Scr 5obe bon $5,416.5O fir
@rnbirnng etc. scr Sec. = 9upenportz
SEEM CELEBRITY Moab bpllenoet bat, lpllrbc
por9ele9t nllb auf gcbDrig unterltiibten
Intrag murbe Die fplgenbe Mciplutipr1
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