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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-02-11
oaden cIalmant Enda IL

Houston, Text. s. Earl, who
claimed the estate Of the late multi
millionaire, Francis A. Ogden. form
erly Of Madison. Wis, by virtue OF
Photographic will, was found drowned
In . water tank at his home.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-02-11
sreakino IL plpIomatIeaIIv.

Little Girl lin disgrace to mother,
as she enters nursary)-Do you love
me, mummy?
Mother-Yes, darling.
Little Girl-Do you love me very
much?
Mother-Of course, darling.
Little Girl-Well, I've frown my pud-
den under the table.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-02-11
coon WhIps RuIIdon.

Cummins, Kama 22-pound coon in
a pitched battle with bulldog, wit
messed by many spectators here,
whipped the dog after half hours
struggle for its life. The dog be-
longed to DR., J. ]. Rhodes Of this
place.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-02-11
olrI soldier Deeorated.

Petrograd. Natalie Tychinni. a
high school girl Of Kiev, has received
the decoration of the Order OF st.
George for service at the front. Under
heavy fre at Optatow the girl car
Fied ammunition to the trenches.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-02-11
Seems So,

Mr.. Bacon understand it requires
about fifteen days for the human body
to recover from the loss of two con-
secutive nights sleep.
Mrs. Bacon-And don't you suppose
those f1endish cats in the back yard
know that?
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-02-11
Nurses Esoape Fire.

Springfield, nl.-Twelve nurses at
che state hospital at Lincoln. H., had
a narrow escape when FIRE destroyed
the dormitory in which they were
sleeping. The building was the only
frame structure at the institution.
The loss is $1,000.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-02-11
IMo chIneae EnacIted.

OssininG, N. Y.--Lee Dock and Eng
Hing. two Chinese, we're put to death
in the electric chair at Sing Sing pris-
on. Both were members Of the Hip
Sing Tong. They were convicted Of
The murder Of Lee Kay.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-02-11
Knew the Ropes,

Bacon-You can depend on him.
Egbert-Are you sure?
"Oh, positively. He knows all the
ropes"
How do you known"
Because he worked for a long time
in one of those factories where they
make cheap cigars"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-02-11
Arkanaae eoea prY.

Little Rock. Ark-The statewide
prohibition bill, which would declare
Arkansas a dry state after Jan. /,
1915, was passed by the senate OF
Arkansas legislature by a vote Of
80 to 2.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-02-11
Easily MisIed,

I'm afraid Jobson hasn't much =
a vocabulary"
MOP"
IF you should happen to speak 4
has relief he'd probably think you
were referring to something in the ma
ture of highball."
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-02-11
So He Got Wet.

Mother-Why didn't you run for
home when you heard that a shower
was coming up?
Willie-'Cause knew wouldn't get
wet unless it came down.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-02-11
Five Bankers Guilty Of Fraud.

Memphis, Tenn.-George E. Neu-
hardt, president, and four other form
er officers of the Chickasaw Bank
and Trust company, were found guilty
of misuse of the mails.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-02-11

Great thoughts seldom come in very
big packages.
Wise is the chap who uses his
stumbling blocks as stepping stores to
success.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-02-11
NAY Enforce RetaIlatOry Measures.

London, Eng.-The German ad-
miralty, in declaring a war zone of the
waters around Great Britain and Ire
land, including the whole English
Channel, from Feb. IS, announced
that every enemy merchant ship found
in this war zone will be destroyed,
even II it is not always possible to
avoid dangers to crew and passengers.
A warning is issued that neutral
ships in the war zone are also in dan
ger, and the state department at
Washington has been notified by Ger
many that American vessels should
avoid the north and west coasts of
France.
The British foreign office, in a
statement bearing on Germanys &C
,tion, intimates that possibly Great
Britain may undertake retaliatory
measures, saying:
1.-THE apparent intention Of the Ger
man government to sink merchant
ships by submarines, without bringing
them into port or providing accommo-
dalton for their crews, and regardless
of the loss Of civilian lives, has raised
very seriously the question whether
Great Britain should adopt more strin-
gent measures against German trade.
No decision has yet been taken on
this matter.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-02-11

London Certain leaders of London
society among them the Duchess OF
Marlborough. Mrs. John Aston and
Lady Paget, have started a movement
to induce wealthy Americans Of the
social-elect to visit London.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-02-11
B. 8 o. RuYs Rails.

Baltimore. Contracts were placed
by the Baltimore 6 Ohio railroad for
$4,000 tons Of rails, closing options
taken by the company a few weeks
ago.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-02-11

Earth Tremor at Harrisburg, hi.
Harrisburg, ll.--A slight earth
tremor was felt here. No damage
was done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

Next fal! the drill period will be de-
voted principally to map drawing. map
reading. cipher work and class instruc-
ton in the various forms Of signaling.
Enough foot drill. however. will be
done to keep the company In shape to
participate In parades and other core
monies.
At Fort Myer the company will use
cavalry horses. tho camp being ar
ranged there with that view. The en-
campment. however. will be indepen-
dent OF the regular army movements at
tho post. although 1t is probable that
ono officer and several noncommis-
stoned officers will be detailed for In
struction purposes.
WILL RECRUIT UP TO
FULL STRENGTH At ONCE
Owing to the variety OF its work, the
Signal Corps has no difficulty in keep
ing recruited up to the maximum peace
strength, but, in order to increase It's
efficiency, efforts are being made to
put II on war strength. 1t is OK
pected that the full quota will DO taken
to the camp. which begins on August
Is. Applications for membership must
come In through regular channels. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

each application must be voted upon
by the company. Arrangements have
also been made to take military school
students to camp with tho company.
The Signal Corps Is armed with the
latest type OF Colt automatics. It is
uniformed In accordance with the reEu.
lar army requirements. and. in add.
ton. has a full-dress uniform OF dark
blue with deep orange trimmings. On
parades and other ceremonies the COM
pany can act as cavalry. as 1t did dur
ing the recent Confederate Reunion.
Arrangements are now being made for
improving the full-dress uniform, and
fund to finance the plaE is being
raised.
The members OF tho company are
deeply interested in the plan OF the
Aero Club of America to furnish the
militia with aeroplanes. AS aviation
comes under the, supervision of the
Signal Corps. there are great hopes
that the local company will get an
aeroplane in the near future. An avia-
ton squad has already been formed.
with Greenhow Johnson at its head
Mr.. Johnson is also the originator of
the new method OF transporting the
wireless sets by motorcycle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01
SIGNAL CORPS FILLS
AN IMPORTANT PLACE
Fully Equipped With Wire and Wire.
less Apparatus. Ready
for Use.
INNOVATION FOR AuLITI
Enormous Extension Of Range OF
Battle Field Makes More and More
Difficult Provision for Keeping Open
CommunicatiOnaa at All Times.

Speak OF militia service to the aver
age young man and he Immediately
thinks OF carrying a heavy rife on the
shoulder over dusty roads under a
blazing sun. or. II he is inclined TO
pleasure only he sees Eaily caparisoned
youths marching through lanes OF
cheering humanity. The public. too.
falls to see the middle ground. One
extreme or the other is always in mind
and the popular conception OF the
militia is generally true. There is one
organization in this city, however,
which is unique. In that it does neither
1t Is the Signal Corps-the infant OF the
Virginia military establishment.
Founded less than two years ago,
the Signal Corps has made remarkable
progress, and is now one of the most
efficient units OF the State service. 1t
is fully equipped with the latest-type
technical apparatus, and is ready for
duty at the shortest notice. While it
has benefited by the State and Federal
support. the company has labored un-
der great handicaps. but by spending
it's own funds without stint now has
one of the best plants in the country.
1t will perform it's first field service
next month, when It goes into camp
at Fort Myer, near Washington. for
ten days. and an active campaign is
now on foot to put the maximum num-
Der of men on duty.
INNOVATION IN MILITARY
PRACTICE OF NATIONS
The Signal Corps is not only the
infant of the State service, but it is
really an innovation in the regular
army Of this and other nations. AS a
result of the increase in range and
power of modern arms and the conse-
oucnt enormous extension of the field
OF battle in both front and depth, the
problem Of the distribution of tactical
orders and instructions to the separate
units OF a command by adequate lines
of communication becomes Of the
utmost Importance. These lines NAV
be considered to consist Of all means
bv which orders. instructions or in
formation may be transmitted, and the
present gigantic European war shows
tho value OF an efficient means of
transmission.
Only in the past decade has the
United States government seriously
worked on the proposition OF ORGANIC
ing and equipping Signal Corps that
would do the work required of ito
mako certain the transmission of in
formatio and orders, regardless of
conditions. Consequently. this branch
Of the service is an ever-changing ono,
which makes 1t doubly attractive. as
something new Is always cropping up
TO test the ingenuity Of the signalman.
EQUIPMENT Equal TO THAT
OF REGULAR ARMY
The local company has had the ad-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

recruit in the Signal Corps must be
ever on the alert. Membership in the
local command is destined to develop
resourcefulness. initiative and self-re-
lance for men of all grades. On ac-
count of the varied conditions that
arise in handling Signal Corps troops.
no hard and fast rules can be laid
down TO cover all contingencies. and,
as a consequence. much is left to the
energy and ingenuity OF the officers
and noncommissioned officers. The in
struction, therefore. is conducted with
a view of drilling the personnel
thoroughly in its habitual duties and
in affording the officers and men. prac-
tice and experience in dealing with
situations and difficulties apt to arise
in campaign.
In addition to the wire and wireless
methods OF communication, members of
the local command are learning to
transmit messages by flags, semaphore,
heliograph and bombs The fla signal
ing is the ordinary wigwagging known
to all boys. and the sema phore is SINH
lar except that the arms take the place
of the flag. The heliograph,. however,
requires great skill, being n method
OF flashing messages with a mirror ar
rangement that can be used at a dis
lance as great as forty miles. AT night
n gas lantern is used. The Photograph
and lantern messages are flashed in
the regular telegraph code.
COMPANY FIRST FORMED
IN NOVEMBER, 1913
1t was in November. 1913, that Ad-
jutant-General w. w. Sale authorized
the organization of the company here
Frank S. Splatt and Earle LutZ, both
with considerable militia experience,
were delegated to the task of organiza-
ton. Owing to lack of armorial facili-
ties, the work of getting the recruits
was done with great difficulty, and it
was in May, 1914. that the company
was mustered into the State service.
, having been given quarters in the
Richmond Grays' Armory. The COM
pany was mustered in with one officer.
First Lieutenant Earle Lutz. and forty
one men. The following day Captain
Splatt was ordered to take command
and Immediately recruit the command
to sixty-nine men, and an election for
another officer authorized. James F.
Strother has since been elected junior
! first lieutenant, making the full COM
plement OF officers.
The chief noncommssioned officers
of the company are Master Signal
Electricians Archie Boisseau and Elmo
| Burnetti First-Class Sergcants John II.
Garrett, Edwin a. Williams. Wyatt B.
Carneal and Herbert z. Perdue: First
Sergeant a. a. Zachary: Supply Ser
geant Gordon c. Kelly.
The company has a room in the new
armory for meeting purposes. as we'll
as a locker and quartermaster room
for the uniforms and equipment. 1t
has the use OF the large drill floor
whenever necessary. and also has the
use Of the rife range and gymnasium.
! The mounted equipment of the COM
pany Is stored In the basement Of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

Aerials have been erected on the top
OF the armory. and a specially designed
room has been constructed for the sta
ton. The plant has cost in excess Of
$500. and Is open to all members OF the
company desiring to learn wireless.
CLASSES CONDUCTED IN WIRE
AND WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY
Glasses are maintained in wire and
wireless tclegraphy. although 1t Is not
compulsory for the members Of tho
company TO be operators. The COM
pany, however is required to keep a
certain number of operators o.. it's
rolls. and the local commercial COM
pany employees I'LL these duties.
These men also act as instructors in
the classes.
Drills are held onoe zach week.
Owing TO the fact that the company Ia
new and the work was new to both Of
flcers and men. much of tho drill has
been confined to foot movements. Tho
officers and three noncommissionedo of
ficers have recently completed a tour
OF duty at the army signal school.
Fort Leavenworth. Kans.. and will be
In a position to instruct tho company
In field maneuvers at the coming camp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01

armory.
In addition to the field wireless sets
issued by the government. the local
company has purchased with it's own
funds complete receiving and sending
OUTFIT. and has one of the most COM
plete wireless plants in the State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01
Skirts
Coats
Underwear
Hosiery
Sweaters
Dresses
Suits
C0rsets
Millinery
Petticoats

Make your selections early in the possible will be
decidedly to your advantage No goods c. O. D. ap
prevail neither permit the exchange any
chandise purchased at this sale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-09

8 nno Dem See Boulevard gelege-
rem @umoitiif elm aroBes pieritofi.
ges @ebdloe aiifgefiibrt nit Matato-
riitm, in meldem man CONNER un0
@inter baben fam; NIT Neitalt-
rant, San5iaai, Gudgarten, @qut-
RUM, 9ino etc. Mit benz Shmininl-
balm, Dem inter Dem 8oulebaro biil-
bur1 einen 8iaollft bon StobI un0
Goneret brett pom @olf cts friides
@ailer 8usefiibrt miro, iino 1900
Mnfleioe5imnser, Sbanerbdoer,
@aIhuorrihtlingen etc. u%erbunoeu.
Oos @tabliliement miro St75,0C0
fpiten.
8eamte BON Iderbmi : Ser
lu~d)sitntionen baben Die @ntoeduns
gemtaht, oaB ole erfranfung uno oas
@bfaIen Der 8aumtpollfapieln, sic
iie nAntbraciioie" nefnerL oabon ber-
riibrt. baS fem Sr,thtmedfel ftatt-
Ifinoet, fcnoern nuf einem Stiid
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wolitiide anseise.)

4rp&enteiI, Der ben Oberarm nit
Dem S4liiiieIbein berbinoet, gu brc-
den lit nod &ot Springs, ART, &c.
reiit, Inn bort BEN beriibmten Sir.
Rnior Seller, be3iigIi9 eli.
rier Operation 5l foniultieren, bic
bon ben bfer itationierten Mrmee.
@er3ten empfoblen tpor6en lit.
Gs lit poiiierlih gu Ieien, mie
Die engliiden 3eitirngen fih bemii-
ben, Anes giin5tig 5i oeuten. mos
i'm Eager Der Mniierten borgebt
Siuter iebem @iid5lig ftebt Die bobe-
re Strutesie; ieoe 5uriidgefblaeene
Sffeniipe miro gum Sieg; ieoei
@ebieI i'm &ommanoo it1rft 6el
Mlt Der Truppen uto ole Oeutifer
nno Oeiterreider mer6en immer Il
lange erfoIgreih befdmpft uno auf
gebdIten, bis ie Die Staot ODER 6is
Jeftirte baben, cuff melde tie es ab.
geieben. 0aB oieie 2elttden in an,
betraht Der &ieienfortlhritte, oie biz
Nrmeett Der I~erbiinoeten mod)en; II
anbetradf ibrer f~oloiiolenL befpun
o~ernsmerten Siege nidt miioe per
oert, ibren 2elern einen 6obI bor5r.
ieser, Der am ndddten Morgen IDIOT
lmier III, lit 5l pertuiinoern; ebenIl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-09

2ano nlir imner 8nmlpofle gepflau5t
miro. Gle Grfranfnmg Ser aapfel
seist iid ourd rotIide JIeden an.
Die grperten baben Sic 4ranfbeit in
fait alien JeIoern in Erapis gountp
aefunoen uno raten oen Sarmern,
ben Samen fir oie ndd5ite Grnte BON
anoerstpo Der gu be5ieben.
Die 8abIbetrugs : ltnteriu-
dung in Corpus Gbriiti bat iofpeit
ergeben, Dab Merifanern erIaubt
tpuroe, 5t itimmen, Die nid)t 8iirger
fparen uno Die. na6oem ite geitimnt
batten, 5fpei Dollars erbielten.
SSn @riinai1, De 8itt @ounto,
inn @lter bon 65 Sabren Scr
angeiebene Sarmer Carl @armutb.
Mit Der 8ermeliuug ser Sn.
2inie 5piideu Souiton unS
8idmono, oie lpater nod San Itt-
tonic tueiter eefiibrt tperoen fou, lit
begonren Doroen.
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LckdIeS.
Mns ser StaotbaQe.

4ontrafte tuatroen abgei9loiien fiji
asfe Bflaiterltng Der ~folgenoen Stra-
s6An: Nortb Shores Str, spiiden
s9oniton un0 Commerce Ctr; Mortb
4srsla, bon Commerce bis gum sSlnl-
Ses Doloroia Ctr, 5tpiifen Meilitarp
N%aaSas uno Saata @oia Mpenue; Do-
aaEofG Ctr, atutiden Moitt lno Nei-
aitarD NIasa; Commerce .s5troBe,
sBtpiffd5en Wsai11 Mbenue uro Mortb
5aeres Ctr; Moro-, @eit- uuo Sio-
@ette bon Militdrp Nlasn, Moin
kstaaq; Nacogoodes Ctr, atpilfen
9Ouiton nn6 NoIarl Ctr; Moluf
5fr., bon Naceg6odes StroBe biz
sum @alpeifom, Snrrisb1ra & Gan
Nrtonfo Subdpap. Die aontraftfum.
alte belauft fih auf $74973.73, mo-
bon Die Staot $39,5OO trdat. ser
ssieif miro bon ben Mntpobnern Ser
straBen atfgebrndt. galrno uno
Ssbfopa SfrdBe tperoen, bon Ser Gtort
xIitano geiest. Mngebote fir sic
|flniterung Der Gin StraBe tpltroen
51riidgetpieletL 90 Die giirqer ooue.
sea gintpan0 erbeben. Grnit MItaelt
4roteitiert gesen Sue beab1idtiate
Nsz1ueiterung Der Noro Shores ctr.
One 8rpitp Der StraBe tit arf 60.
1JitB porgeieben: 16 SUB fir Seiten-
aasge uno A Sub fir ben Sobr-
oaanln: Ginige Menoerungeu uer0en
dsetgezlOtirte1t per0en, Inn fd,orfe
Nea9afutgen gu nermeioef. Ser Son
tuttt flir ben Ban oes guIbert in
Der Ggi6Yrefa GtraBe fDiroe nit
@battes So. ShoenfeIo fir $4,000
'ntBef1toiien. Ser &ottraft mil ser
uDolee Nod MspbaIt gomportp fir
Die Eftaffrr1rne Ser Martinea Strase
irIr0 uuf @unih oer. Mntpobner rid
gdttgig semadt, neil ie boffen, Sic
StrdBe IN nnber 3nfnnft 5u ertuet-
tern. (Wurum tltdt gIei6?) Sec
Stunodro @oofitg Company hueroen
a5iir dllsgefibrte Mrbeiten stpei grtra-
Bnblungen gernndt, cine bon $4,000,
e1lte atlocre bon $3.50. (gs tpiiroe
It'd Der Niibe berIobnen, ale 6ieje|
Ertrn 3ablltngert 5ufdmmen3uIfel-
len, 0enn 6ie SriginaI-@ontraftiur
men iino m itteroIih pieIen Sdlen|
aiber1dritte1 ipor0en.) Sir BEN Sci
katfte<an 0osx~~.rrs. On Z |
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-09

goDaro s.. 2anse lit als &anoioui
rnr ben olrr9 ben 500 beS Geprdlen,
tanten Shmegmam pafont aerporae-
men Sit i'm l~lnterbaus Ser 2eaislat1r
oufgetreten.
3err Sange bat in leiller Betpcr-
tnng Inn oas IHt WnribnG @sf-
ridge Der iih i9on Dor. einigen Ca
gen anfiinoigte, gum @cgenfanoioa-
ten. @onDerneur Serguion bat Biz
iest nod feline NeutpobI angeoronet.
gs miro ieoob eruartct oaB ct oies
lebr balo tun miro, % er oie Glide
nlisgefiiut baben mod)te. ebe oie nah-
fte grtra Situng ser 9egisIatur
ftattfinoet. e
ST. 2ange lit "a Sabre aft uno
tDurOe in Gan Mntonio geboren. Gr
gebOrt feiner politilden Clique an
uHo madt fem Debut in Der BoIitif.
CT III Der Sobn oes befonnten Sci-
fen Gnbrifanten 9. s. 2anse uno
tpobnt init ieinen GItern an Der Dau-
ion Strobe Nr. 532. Serr 2arge
febrte Dor einem Monot bon @aib.
ington 8iiriif, mo- er Stuoien in Ser
@edtstuiiienfbaft an Der Georgetown
uniberiitdt a~biolpierte uno BEL elmer
Mobofaten-Girma bort praftiide Ct
%fobrungen geiammeIt botte. or Ell
belt cine 2i3ens, INN IN teraniif,cn
@eridten ais &edtsonipalt al fur-
gieren. gr lit Elm Mitglieo oes 81.
Soiepbs 0erein nno elmer Ser &C.
fannteiten iiirlgeren 0eutih Mmeri-
faner iinierer Staot.
8ei gefamltmadung ieiner anllol-
oatir fogte er:
SD tpuroe BON meinen SSreiins
ben uno 6reunoen meirer Iamilir
aafgeforoert, mid UNI oos 9rnt 5ll
bewerben uno id babe mid idlieBIif
entibIoiien, 6ies 5a tln. Sr. Sftpea-
mann bat li6 bel Sen DeutifrA meri.
fanern bon Gan Mntonio perbient
gemodt, benin er mar INNER tpafIam
in Der 8elhiisung Der perlonIifen
Jreibeit unb lofalen SeIbitperfuol.
tlng. @em erpGbIt, iperoe i'd
IN feline GiBitapfen treten uno oas
Bette tiin, oas ih gu tlln pernlag. Die
llnteritisung meiner 5reunoe iper5t
i'd bod iddsen."
WoIitiide an5eise.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-09

Sim Gage Dor ieinem llm5ug
bon 8renbam nod. Muftin, ipobin er
als Staats 8ibliotbefar beruien tit,
Dlroe Dem Brof. 6. @aerner BON
ieinen 6reutloen un0 8erebrern i'm
@ermania Tarf elm groBes @bihieos.
felt gegebenk nobel Die MiIitdrfapele
uno Der @efansperein ~8orip1rts"
mitiUrften. Brof. &laerner bot als
Superintendent Der gountpidpiIen
Iebr biel 8itr Sebpng oes Sdnlipc-
lens i'm County beisetraeen. Sein
Sdeiben miro aagemein beonuert.
Sn @aIbeIton ipiro ntf Dem
BON Sremont. un6 90. Strobe abe.
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4frerId.

Mm .. Stt0ber firl0et I'm bic.
ftgen @tnoesgebauoe eine Iriifung
bon MppIitartel fin Die Gtene bon
NtotOr : acknowledgement itatt. Dus
a@ebalt lit BON $500 BIS $500 Der
Sdbr- gehbete gin5eIbeiten iin6 All
sfIfdbren ourH s. Q. Suffmeper,
F@efret1r Ser lotdIen Gipiloienftbe-
bOroes im Hoftgeb1rt0e.
Das gountp : gibiIgerift be-
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