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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-01-16
DELINQUENT LIST OF FIRST
INSTALLMENT OF TAXES
FISCAL YEAR 1914

ADRIANCE, c. D.-Vac. B. 2 Fee
ny Addn. Wabuska. Tax and delin-
quency ..........''. 20
AKINS. MRS.-40 acres north Wa
buska, Sec. IA, I. IS, X. IS; noun,
tain land. Mason Valley. Tax and
delinquency Observation-Disclosures. 3'o4
BRANN. MRS. +. Estate oD-Lot 10,
Blk g; Improvements. $3.50; Fur
niture, 500. Mason. Tax and de-
linquency OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ll.I4
BUTCHER, J. w.-EH Sec. II, T, II,
K. 49,; 800 acres mountain land
BARROW, f. i'll acres, land and
20. X. "a f.; furniture, $50; harness,
$40; machinery and wagons, $50;
horse, $50; poll tax. Fernley. Tax
and delinquency. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1856
BLACK, MRS. JENNIE-Unit "D''
southern part Of SWA Sec IL, T.
20, X. "a; 1000 acres with improve
ments. Fernley. Tax and den-
quency ..................S o.4o
CRAMER. w. A.-Homestead and inn :
PE To berds; ear saaG5rage' sl5 wa zen
!, horses; s4Oo; poll tax. Fernley.. 90 -
Tax and delinquency ..............$ 20,30
FINCH, JAS. D.--vacant lot, 80 feet,
Ish, block 1873. Yerington. Tax and
GiANNT 1 RIc6i-Houusse,' blacksmith '''O
shop and lot north side main St,
formerly Fred Berlew poll taxes
issued. Dayton Tax and delin-
CoULHRT, JoHN-Lot on south side i'''-
provements, 5000, Yeringon. Tax
HILL aha a''p MRS iDi M.vacan;t lot 1871
corner 9Th and Main streets. Silver
City Tax and delinquency. INNS 81
HANCOCK. ED.-Cabin and lot No.
,. block g. Tax and delinqueney..s L43
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-01-16
GOVERNOR BOYLE
ISSUES PROCLAMATION
FOR AID TO BELGIANS

January IS, 1915.
Editor Yerington Times.
Dear Sir:-The American headquart-
ers of the Committee for Relief i'll
Belgium is very DESTROYS OF making
public the fact that it is now possible
for anone to forward foodstuffs and
supplies for relief in Belgium without
paying transportation charges. They
have requested me to ask the press of
the State of Nevada to issue the fol-
lowing statement:
THE Commission for relief in Bel
GUM, the officially designated sole
agent through which food and supplies
may be brought into Belgium, has
just concluded arrangements with the
Postoffice Department and with the
express companies whereby anyone in
America may forward foodstuffs for
relief in Belgium by parcel post, or
express without cost of transportation
to the sender. The supplies needed
are non-perishable foodstuffs; also
new blankets and new clothing. On
account of the postal laws, parcel post
packages cannot be sent c. 0. d.. By
following the instructions of the De
partment, however, the sender may, il
he wishes, have his postage refunded
Free delivery will be made on all
packages sent by the following ex-
press companies: The Adams Express
Company, American Express Com
pany, Wells, Fargo Express Company
Southern Express Company, Great
Northern Express Company and the
Northern Express Company.
The response of America to the ap.
peal of Belgium has been gratifying
but the task of provisioning over six
million people, 100000 of whom are
absolutely destitute, requires the dis
patch of shipload of food every
other day, and the maintaining of +;
transport line comprising thirty-ont
steamers.
State relief organizations should b.
put on a permanent basis for contin
ued effort until summer, if not longer
Detailed instruction for sending pack
ages and for obtaining the refunt
transportation money is in the hand,
! of the State Committees representing
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-01-16
TREASURER'S NOTICE
Office of the
Treasurer and ex Offcio Tax Receiver,
Lyon County, Nevada,

Treasurer and ex Officio Tax Receiver,
Lyon County, Nevada
December %, 1914
To the above named delinquent taxpayers
and to all owners of claimants to the real
estate and improvements thereon, or i'm
provements when assessed separately, herein.
before described known or unknown, and on
which the tax does not exceed three hundred
dollars. You are hereby notified that under
and by virtue Of the laws Of the State of Ne.
vada, | will sell ON THE 2D MONDAY IN
FEBRARH, 1915, towit: the 9Th day of said
month, in front of the Court House Door, in
the City OF Yerington, Lyon County Ne.
vada, each OF the above described tracts or
parcels OF land With the improvements where
separately assessed, to recover the amount of
Tax and ten per cent delinquency, assessed
to said defendants against said property for
the hscal year commencing January |, 1914
and ending December 81, 1914, together with
the costs of publication of this notice unless
payment OF said tax, delinquency and cost Of
this publication be paid to me prior to said
9Th day of February, 1915
The said sales will be made between the
hours of nine o'clock a. m. and FIVE O'Clock
p. m, to wit At the hour of one o'clock
p. m. to the person taking the smallest quan.
tty OF property and paying the taxes, de-
hnquency and costs on the whole
six months after the date of the sale by paw
ment of all such sums with interest on the
same at three per cent per month thereon
from the said sale until paid.
The above is the list Of names OF persons
to whom the property is assessed, descrp-
ton of the property upon which the taxes
are due and the amount OF tax due on each
CHAS A. MCLEOD,
County. Treasurer and Ex-officio Tax Receiver
Receiver OF Lyon County, Nevada.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-01-16
Cough Medicine for Children

Never give child cough medicine
that contains opium in any form.
When opium is given other and more
serious diseases may follow. Long
experience has demonstrated that
there is no better or safer medicine for
coughs, colds and Group in children
than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
1t is equally valuable for adults. Try
it. 1t contains no opium or other harm
full drug. For sale by all druggists
Advt.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-01-16
COMMISSION HOUSES ARE
FIGHTING ASSOCIATION

Evidence exists of cmblnatlon
on the part of certain commission
houses on the coast to combat the
efforts of the local Producers
Association in obtaining fair pric-
es for the crops grown here and
shipped out for sale particularly
to Pacific Coast points. A few
months ago local shippers sold
potatoes here on guaranteed
price of S17 per ton, but when the
potatoes reached their destination
fault was found with them and
settlement refused. Finally few
settled at a price of $ll per ton
and some have been unable to get
a settlement yet at any price.
But when the Producers Associ-
alton was effected they sent a
man to the coast to guard the
interests of all-producers and
consumers alike. This did not
suit the purpose of some, and
now efforts are being made to
discredit the Association; better
prices are being offered by blush"
buyers than can be paid by any
legitimate dealer, and, strange to
say, some growers are falling for
the trick. Undoubtedly the plan
is laid to kill the organization,
but it might as well be understood
right now as at any other time
that the Association is here to
stay, and to serve notice on the
vultures who have preyed SO
long on the unprotected ranchman
that their days of piracy are over;
that robbery will be prevented,
no matter under what guise 1t
appears that the INSCRIPTIONS
commission merchant who robS
within the law will be punished
the same as the more meritorlous
partner who robs on Pacific street
with sandbag or bludgeon. But
these commission vultures must
know that there is a limit to even
the patience of these much ex-
plotted producers, and that the
Legislatures of both California
and Nevada will be asked, and
most emphatically requested to
enact such laws as will show this
class the place where they belong
If that place is the penitentiary.
Other States have done this, and
none had more reason than the
States of Californi and Nevada
for such decided action. New
York State had just such a prob
lem to solve, and solved it solved
it forever, by appointing a Com
mission to investigate the condit-
ion; and this Commission found
that 30 per cent only of the sell
ing value of produce ever found
it's way into the pockets OF the
producer; that between Pumpkin
Corners and Mott Street, or the
Bowery, 20 per cent was lost; )
per cent transportation charges
anu W pei VIII SUM oi III tioh
sit through a few blocks in the
neighborhood of AID Street. The
result was an appropriation from
the State and the establishment
of municipal market, under the
auspices of the State, the licens-
ing and bonding of every firm
engaged in the commission bust
ness; and now, instead of 80 per
cent, the grower gets IS per cent
of the value of his produce; and
not only is the grower benefited,
but the retailer in the corner gro
Gerry gets better profit than be-
fore, and the high cost of living
has lost its terrors to great ex-
tent, and much better service is
rendered to the final consumer.
Now the problem seems to be
Shall we regulate the commission
houses, or shall we, as New York
did, eliminate the parasite alto
gethero
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-01-16
LYON COUNTY HIGH
SCHOOL ACCREDITED AND
DEMERIT LISTS

DEMERIT LISTS
The report this week contains the
two lists. the accredited list and the
demerit list. The accredited list con
tains the names of those against whom
there are no dement's recorded; the
demerit list contains the names OF
those whose dement's are recorded, as
well as the number and nature of the
dement's.
The record is kept as to the follow
ing items: Attendance, study periods,
recitations, exercises to be handed in
Chat is problems to be worked or
sentences to be translated), typewrit-
ing and tests. These different items
are indicated in the report by the
proper letters: A for sessions absent,
SIP for study period, R for recitation,
f for exercises, Ty for typewriting
and T for tests. The figures indicate
the number of dement's of any par
ticuar kind.
If the absence is excused or the
work made up, then the other items
are not counted, but where there is no
excuse and the work is not made up
the full record is counted against the
pupil. An S after the A indicates
sickness, and the other items are not
published. The object of this report
is to let parents know just what the
pupils are doing.
Accredited List
Ina Maxwell, Gertrude Harcourt,
Lottie Ross, c. Hironymous, Harry
Davis, Mac Summers, Lora LANDER
son, Edna Mollart, Gladys Quinville,
Victor Bernard, Marian Riggs, Fran
ces Pugh, Elizabeth Barr.
Demerit List
]. Ross, 1T.
G. Bachelor, "a S.
F. Strosnider, 2E 1T.
Georgia Littell, 2E 1T.
n. Matthews, 2T.
f. Matthews, 2R.
Edna Welsh, lR lie 1T.
Hugh Mcneil, 6E.
Emily Powers, 2E.
Ernest Johnston, De 1T.
James Bernard, lR.
Sibyl Johnston, "A ESP AR BE 4Ty.
F. Dexheimer, "a, 1T.
w. Whitacre, BE 1T.
Esther Nichol, E.
Werner Hironymous, BE 1T.
Florence Fox, BE.
Ruth Vardy, 1T.
A. Matthews, 1T.
]. Borge, 1T.
H. Whitacre, "a 1R BE 1T.
Ruth Johnston, IA lR 2E 4Ty IT.
Rose Summers, "a 5.
Lillian Murphy, BE 1T.
Annabelle Carroll, lE 1T.
James Powers, 2E 1T.
F. Spring, BE.
F. Lucas, 1T.
Jane Spring, IT
f. Perry, 1T.
f. Riggs, 1E 1T.
Ambus Archer, 4E Ply.
Alta Snydr, 1T.
Oscar Mcneil, "a 3R lE lTy.
Isabel Barrett, BE 1T.
Viola Phillips, "a S.
Reese Davis, 1E 1T.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-01-16

For Sale-One Studebaker auto;
passenger; 30 h. p; good condition;
top and wind shield tools; new
tires; price, $3.50; easy terms; owner
must sell, is leaving. New upright
piano, in frst-class condition, recently
tuned, reliable make, SIPS, on terms.
Box SO, Mason, Nevada. Advt
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9eutid)e 0ereine.
Gle opfern ibreu SbeaisriberidufI
hem &iIfsfpubs.

Dem geiipisI bes DeutIfen Wili.
tdr > llnieritiibunss 9edns, Der
ben alebsrihub. ip<IHer ibm pon Der
@ersirs 7bsatsrporiieIIuns suseflcfs
fen, BEN DsutiHsn' unb Ssnerrsis
did ilngariTden Silfifonbs iibsr'
ipieieu bat. III hsr DtuifHs aanbipebrs
persin ssiolst. 9ebtsrer bat sinsn oas
binesbtnben gej4Iub In isiner Sibs
unb am Wonius 4benb ssfdbt. Gas
IN seipib cine noble Sdnblung. bic fiir
bic prd&,iss GsiinnuHs fpridt, bic in
unfsrsn bsliffHsn 0sreinsn oblpaltst.
Der Deuildx Wilit6rptrein Bat ieinsn
lisbtri6ub TN 9eiross BON s1o.05 &c.
fern bsreiis abssIiefsri uHb Der Otut'
I4t lanpm<brbtrein ben isinen gum
gstrdss pom $28.28 ebsnfnIs.
Der Bansrif3e Neutrality-suspicious.
sin bat iibsr fsinsn anikil in Sob,
bon $39.8i In berielbeu Weiis psr'
fiidt.
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2abtcn itmb Seaebne.

- Worgen a6enb ioa in Der Tan,
toner StabtbalIe bic SaDtpn 4FOtiirtl
DOblthdtistsits sSsisafaaft sesriinbei
perbsn.
- 5err gbds. paseib, Yrdiibeni
bes geGenue G9ulratbss, III oafiir 6ab
Der Sof Der 5rsiihuie an Der poplar
Strabe ols Spislplas fir bic Siubsr
eingeri6tst perbe. Der S0f lolT &c.
msntirt nerbsn, I'M bas Rolli1ublau.
fen gu erm5glihsn. GO iollsH dud
atblstiIhe GerdihfhaftsH anssid,aff'
iperben, rpofiir Der Stabtratb $1,000
bstpilIieen iollte. Der Spielpldb frIlt,
ppn alIsn ainberH benuBi tueroen f6n'
ner. gs fragt iid nun, Oh Der Stubt.
rdth ben @orfdldg birfftlih oei
@eibbspifligung atssptiren pirb.
= Die 8e[ebue 2ose Nss Z. 8. 8
s., ipiro heuts abenb in ibrem Qogtn'
simmer (8alte's Saas) me5rsrs neuI
Ranbibaisu einfii6rsn
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&af etabtsnsuaIt sdssale an bic
DIAMOND 9iabt Company &C.
ianbt,

Stabtonipali gsaliu Or. G&oenls
bat ssiisru Der DIAMOND eight Go.
sin S4rsibsn 5ussionbt, bas an Deutr
Iidfeii abfolut ni6is 81 ipiinI4en
iibria Idbi unb Der GdslIfdnft bic
alternative iitlt, snpebsr bic aidt.
psriorsung ibrsr bisberisen aunbeu
fofort sinsuitslIsn ober beim Giabts
ratb um sinen Jrsibrisf sinjutommsn.
6srr SdoenIe iost Der Geieufhaft
nit biirren Dorisn. baB iie iid Der
WiBad)tuns bee Gerihts IhuIbis mos
he, iubem fie tros bes nirSIid sesen
fis in permanen5 sriIdrten ginbaltss
befsbis nod eleitrii4e @eleu@tung an
Gsf4Gfte In BEN 9lod sipii6sn bsr
WaInut unb Dine unb 5fpif1sn Der
sJiinfien unb SeHjten Sirabe liefers.
Or iteIIt ednn Der GeisEfhafi bic
Mabl entipebst unpersiiglit bic
i6mmtlif<n 2eifunsen, be Don Der
3sntrale i'm Stranb 2beater gebiuns
mad ben GebGuben Der perf4itbeHen
N6nebmer gebtu 5u sntfernen
unb ben gstrieb einsuiiellen,
ober bsim Siabtratb I'm einen Gpei.
brief na95ufuHen. 0ieies S&rsis
ben bat 6err G4oenl. ben 4nipdlteH
her GeisllfGoft Wi4asI WiulI<r unb
Soiepb W. O'5ora seiunbt.
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Orleans unb unsnfaeie bid.lbt

Orleans unb uni9faeie bieielbt
fflisblih, inbein CT ala Rsprdfniant
ner alub Mttioudre alleinise WaGts
befusnib beanfprudte. 6duptIins
Sersos unb ieins episles tsaren ans
berr aniidt unb fubrsu na4 Wsp
GrIsnns al. I'm bic Wo4e bort 5u
petIsiben unb ihrs idgIihsn erer5is
iicn fortsuisbsn. Den Issteu Naa,
rid)t<n sufolss btbarren bic bsiosn
geamien uuf ihrem Gtanopunits, uuo
es bat ben, Mnftein, bab elmer ppn
ibnen iih budsn mIB. Do ale 5offs
nunaen Der hiefisen Sans" duf
6dnpiIina 6er5cgs 2eituns bes Aubs
ionssntrirt iinb. Idbt fi4 cbne S4lpis'
riatsit rlsnnsn, mtIdem Der bsibtn
6errsu fs ibrs Spmpattisn auiDtn'
ben.
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Ghs.grlsnbnihi9eiss.

tJefis o. watRillin. "a, 541 @sii 9.
1 Sirabs.
l5Oiif StiDes. 20. SAT b.ssl.
JDuDib Gan Samab. 25. 1444 maI.
nut Ctr.
lmaibiISa Seb. Is. 81 on Clifton
artnue.
labrabam g. Gsbsrman, %, 1439
GsntrdI Mpe.
lpsarI Maeroff, 20, 1427 bessl.
lGussne 5usbes. %, "a Deit ~. CTR.
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|aafapeit. gOhlman. q. s25 Wsit
2ibertp Ctr.
(Wldub gsitbdus, 1s, Stssl.
fgbdrl.s Berger, %, s11 2aurel Ctr.
l5nnis u. grepton, "a. 100 Sohu ct.
IWi&o.l Conner, %, 95S Barr Ctr.
l9aora astlp. 20, 497 TlitdsIl aps.
}gDiaiam gosdsm. "a, 127 garfi.Io
place.
t1knid @eaoum, %. DAG on 5. ct.
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GterbIid5feit sberidbt.

SObu Grocer, z, 1913 Sint, gDe.;
6erStIappsnfebler.
Marp Doegstt, SO. 335 Woniistb
aptnus; Brudlsibn.
Samusl GuibertIon. So. 8. uno
Smitb Gtrnbe; Ri.renleibsu.
5enrp Dcet, 53, 1205 8ins Gtr.;
Snqnsit in S4tDsbe.
5rsbsrid Sfrnipi, 20. eos Welt
WeMidsn 4peuus; 2uugensrt5iiHbuns
Caroline Spiel, A, 1884 Race
Gtrdbs; Rierenl.ibsn.
Gbarl,s Ring. 81. 3716 Gpanlfcr
glpenus; auHgsnsntsiinbuus,
Deter atiI, 2S. 16 Msrtn Sirobs;
SdspinbIuht.
s5Obn g.dsr, "A. 10 on TasTaidsu
alpenus; gubertuloit.
Stnrp Mcobruff. Ga. 404 Ri9monb
Girab.; S6tpinbiu6t.
Jnn.s Witftn. IA, Gounip Nrmers
baus; 2dbmung.
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ser iFrausnptrtin btr atptii.I

- Der grausnbertin Der 5irtitsn
SemsIHen gresbptsrifhenfaird an Der
WsF aibsrtp Ctr. balt feline mcnatlid,t
Drfammllins am DcnHtriias Ra6-
mittag, ben %. W6r3. Die Jrdusn
@aIisr. S1iebsl, 6. gobIsHbsr, aopp,
Maub unb &aupp Isrpisren ben Raj.
fee. QIIe TlitslisSer uHo 1rsunes bss
persins iinb btrslid tinstiaSsn
- Der JrausnsDsr,in bsr Guang.
M,f. geneinbe 5n DctIep peridnimtit
ii4 sur ssfsIlfdaftiidsH llnisrhattlns
nm DonnsrIias QaGmiitag. ben %.
Wdrs. Die frtunbIi4eH 0afgeberins
nsn finb bic Samen: 90. g1uer. 3.
godetmonn, n. gurrus, n. @uf6. o.
9oumboff, 90. 9sdmaun. 8. Dunw.s
Der uno S. @sa,i. Die Dsrfammluns
finbet itait In ben Sdulrdumsu Der
RirGe an Der snplor 2lpenu.. Jsbsrs
mann III aurs frsunSIi4ffs sinssiassn.
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aaffeefr6usd)eu.

Der fgrauenpsrein Der GD. prot.
ct gyauIus Gemeinbe (paitor U. Re
mens) bGlt inoresn glaAmiiine isins
mpnntiife Dsricmmllina, Sm 4us
fAlub iolst Gin aaifseirdnsnsn. ipfls
fes pom ben foIeenbeu Damen iers
piri rerbsn irirb: 81. 2innenberg. u.
Oitsrbrcod, u. pbsrf@mibt. q. aubrs
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qsmens, u. GhiDenningsr unb ).
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eiu.
- Ser grauenbrtiR Der Gpans
ct. Sobdnnss airhs in lieabiue
(g}ajicr paul 9purquir) bat am Don'
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festrdnsftH unb 5unr finbtt bic Der
onitdliuua bi Jrdu Rtsins adfeH az
Der genfon Gtrubs Ftait. 5olsenbI
,SroueH ipsrbtn bie 9ebisnuns befori
esu unb ldbtn bsrsfit sin: Maria
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Suffner, Qcuife 9eiHs. Giifdbtiboorn,
GlId 6errmnnu, Emma 6dsbtrls nur
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alns bens Wssai3ipaI Iserid)i

Sobn g. Gurrp, Nanaesr Der Gins
sinnati Collateral 2odn Co., beHeu
Offies iit i'm Grsenipoob Gebdub.
befinbst. mar Don Der goliasi cine
faae sefient tporeen unb Ct bate sis
iIsm gsamien auf sinen Didmantsn.
Der 800 ipertb mar, $50 porseidcfs
fen. Die .9nlsibe" fcIIte fir feds
Wpndis fsin unb an 3lnfsu ioIltsu
$50 besablt psr6en. gurrp ipurb.
perhafiet uno ftanb eeiiern unter Der
anilase, Elm gfanbIsihssiG6fi ohns
2issns 81 betrsibsn, Dor Rifter Dedts
man. Der Qebtrs mar rpobl NIT ben
poIi5eiliheu Waboben nift gang eins
ptritanben. benn Ct faste, e. ipiirbs
ii@ ben 5an srit reifiit iiberIestu,
sbt er sin urtbeii abstbe.
emma Cullen. bic In einem QaSen
an Der Race Strabs psrbaftt ipurbs.
iptiI fis lanee Singer esmaft baben
iolIts. ipurbe su $50 perurtbetlt. Rih.
ter Osutman Ihenit< Der ang.ilasisn
isbo@ bic Sirafs. 9iisIbs bate Dor
ben 9stttips ssitanosn, bod fagte iis
seftern, fis babe bas MIR estban. nm
bic pirtlide WiHethdtsriu, bic cine
9srtpdnbis isi. su fdyiistn.
Der 49 Sabre alie obbd@ioie Sobn
6ulstdmp. Der an Wioutag 4benb
bas 6dus Ro. 342 aiiaour Strab.
befra! unb ben gstpobnern sinen heils
Isisn Gdreden siniasis. irurbs tpsgsn
9dsabonbags 81 $40 nebi Rpftsn
berurtbeiIi. mas ibm duf einiss 3sit
'yreiquoriisr, absr ni4t auf Nt.
Mbdms, fonbrn in Camp maIbing.
ton peridafft.
DER sfarbiss puriies TousIaI, ben
ifinsn RaifeasnpHsn 1osain periaufit,
fpurbs su Der uemplariIcheu Strof.
bon 500 berurtbeilt.
Der Jarbise 9homas gurrinsr unb
Charles 6. Gisiner purbeH ipegen
&kinbiebiiabls bc. arunfenbeii il
su $25 unb Rotten psruribsilt. bic fis
TN arbeitsbouie db3uperbisnen bdbsu.
Den s5arbigen alIeu grotrn unb gIis
sabefb Bea tpurbe cine eleife Strafs
aufaebrummt. Die Rotten tpurbeu
ibnen seI9snft.
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0aite fou .eiH.rIsi Hussn baben.
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Cir 3eutihlamb's Gbre.
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pen in ;5einbeslanb. @btr aud bic
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