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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
ASK CONCRETE SPAN
ERECTED ON LEVEL

Urging the construction Of a con-
crete bridge, built on level, a COM
mittee from the Wayne County Old
Trails Association, with DR.. l. s. Har-
old as spokesman, appeared before
the county commissioners this morn
ing. The committee was composed OF
Charles Beck, c. T. Price and John
Zwissler.
1.-THE sentiment in all parts Of the
county is in favor of the construction
OF a concrete bridge" said DR.. Har-
old. THE bridge should be built to
last at least 500 years, and nothing
but a concrete bridge can do this"
Postmaster Beck said that in visit
ing different parts of the county and
hearing reports brought in by rural
carriers in their conversation with
country people. it appears that the
overwhelming sentiment is in favor
of a concrete bridge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
FIRE ladies FEAST

Members of the crews of the two
fire companies located at central sta
ton will be guests Sunday noon at
a Christmas turkey dinner. Their
guests will include various city Off
Gals and newspaper men.
Two birds tipping the scales at
sixty-two pounds have been purchased
and will be executed at sunrise to-
morrow. or course. all the "fixins"
go with the birds. The banqueters
will assemble around a long table to
be placed between the two trucks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
APpOINTIvE POSTS
CAUSES DISCUSSION

The county commissioners court
room was q busy place this morning.
Although very little county business
was transacted. there were groups Of
men in every corner talking over the
political situation as it affects the
commissioners.
William Seaney, new Democratic
member of the toard, was present but
refused to discuss the appointments
to be made.
Il am merely getting acquainted"
is the only statement he would make
on commenting on his presence this
morning.
The question of county attorneys
appointment is the issue on which a
split Is anticipated. The commission
ers refused to discuss the question
and state that they held no caucus
although they expect to get together
before the first of the year" Seaney,
as the Democratic member of the
board, is expected to support Joshua
Allen who aspires to the appointment.
Gutsave Hoelscher, the present attor-
ney. Progressive, will receive the sup
port Of Mordecai Doddridge William
Cheesman, Republican, refuses to
state whether or not he will lend his
support to Gath Freeman. the Repub-
lican aspirant.
The re-appointment Of w. o. Jones
as county road superintendent. is a
foregone conclusion, according to the
expressions of county officials who
pretend to be acquainted with the sit.
that he is in favor of Jones' appoint
ment on account of the record he has
made.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
LET COUNTY PRINTING

The contract for county printing was
let this afternoon by the county COM
missioners. For Glass 1. which in
cludes all the books and ledgers. the
contract was awarded to Nicholson &
Co. The Coe Printing company was
awarded the contract for the other
classes, of county printing. The Mich
olson bid was $1.733.7O. For Glasses
2, 3 and 4 the bid of the Coe Printing
company was $3S7.75. H. l.. Johnston
of Centerville. was awarded the con-
tract for furnishing grocery supplies
for the county poor farm.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
FOUR FIRE COMPANIES
CALLED BY ALARM

A large tank of tar in the alley be-
tween the federal building and the
Nicholson Printing company's build
ing, North Ninth street, caught fire
this morning and the dense cloud of
smoke caused a report to be circu-
lated that all the buildings in that
section of the city were ablaze. A
fire alarm was sent in and four COM
panies responded. A'chemical stream
extinguished the blaze. No damage
was done.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
SHIvELY IMPROVES

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-Slight
improvement was reported today in
the condition of Sen. Shively of In
diana, who is in Providence hospital
here recuperating from long illness.
The senator was forced to 60 to the
hospital shortly after congress con-
vened
He has been i'll for months and the
exertion of attendance upon the open
ing of congress exhausted him. At the
hospital today it was stated that
while the senator will never regain
his health completely he will be able
to leave the hospital and return to his
duties when congress convenes Janu-
airy 4.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
RECRUITING SERGEANT
GOES TO INDIANAPOLIS

Sergeant F. D. Bond, U. S. army re-
cruiting officer of the Indianapolis
headquarters, under the command of
Lieutenant Coppock, who has been in
Richmond since Monday securing re-
cruits for the regular army, left at
noon today for Indianapolis. He Sc
cured three recruits. During the lat
ter part of January. Sergeant Bond re-
turns to Richmond to secure additional
recruits.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
REPORT RELIANCE
FACTORY IS SOLD

It has been reported that q deal has
practically been put through whereby
the Teetor Manufacture company OF
Hagerstown, will acquire the Reliance
Foundry company of this city, taking
possession shortly after the first OF
the year. For some time the Hagers-
town company has had practically all
its foundry work done at the Reliance
plant The report, although generally
accepted as authentic. has not yet
been confirmed by the officers Of eth
err the Teetor or Reliance companies.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
TO ENTERTAIN BOYS

About fifty boys will be the guests
of the dormitory men Of the Y. NJ. c..
A. Sunday afternoon. They will meet
in the gymnasium, where a Christmas
tree will be placed. Candy, nuts,
fruits and presents will be distributed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
HEAR SOCIALIST TALK.

A reading by Mrs. G. L. Summerson
and discussion of the referendum by
A. T. Clingenbeal featured the regular
weekly meeting of the Socialist party
in their hall on Main street last night.
About fifty members were present.
Robert Charrow, trustee, presided at
the meeting as chairman. After. the
business session a pie social" was en-
joyed. The proceeds will go into the
general fund of the organization to be
used for expenses.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
MARLATT PAYS VISIT
TO CITY BUILDING

Charles E. Marlatt, member Of the
board of public works, astonished all
the city officials by walking into the
city hall this morning. He has been
confined to his home for two months
because of illness. For a time his
recovery was despaired of. He spent
a half hour shaking hands. Mr.. Mar
latt said although he was still quite
weak, he felt capable of getting back
on the job" next week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
DIVORCEc GRANTED

Divorce was granted this afternoon
by Judge Comstock to Iowa Lancaster.
who charged her husband, Frank Lam
caster, with cruel and inhuman treat
ment. The plaintiff was the only wit
ness. Petition was made by the at
torney for the plaintiff asking the
court to restore her maiden name,
Iowa HutchenS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
CRUST OF ICE FORMS

II the present colo snap continues
for forty-eight hours there will be
skating on Morton lake. A crust of
ice has formed but it is not more than
an inch deep, except in certain spots,
where 1t is about two inches thick.
This morning four venturesome
young men donned their skates and
skated around for five minutes. but
the ice began to crack under their
weight and they were glad to get
ashore without receiving an icy bath.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
AGREE ON EXPENSES.

Settlements was reached with the
I. H., l. & E. traction company this
afternoon for it's share in the repair
Of the Milton-Cambridge bridge. The
company agreed to pay the assess
ment of $zl2.12, which was made
against 1t by the county commission
ers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
bet He Knows Some Lii Kid A'right'>
EARLHAM SUBS LOSE.

Earlham's second b. sketball team
went to Spiceland last night and was
defeated 1873. The Quakers played a
fast game but the academy boys were
a little faster and showed that they
had more practice than the Quakers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
GIVE SPECIAL MUSIC.

There will be special music at the
St. Pauls Lutheran church Sunday
morning at the Sunday school hour
Mesdames Charles Marvel, Charles
Igelman and Fred Bartel will sing and
Miss Carolyn Hutton, violin, with Miss
Florence Bartel piano will give num-
bers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
MASONIC CHAPTER
CONFER9 HIGH DEGREE

King Solomon's Chapter. r. A. M,
met last night and conferred the Mark
Masters degree upon a class of candi-
dates. Frank Aiken, Frank Cartwright
and Clayton Belford. About forty
members were present. The unusual
ly large number Of Masonic meetings
this week prevented a large attend
ance last night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
MAKE EXTRA TRIPS.

Both freight and passenger traffic
over the Glen Karp QUITO hack line
was so heavy today that an extra hack
was put in service, and even with two
big machines running extra trips were
necessary to carry the freight.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
BOOKED At ANDERSON

The Dixon Saxophon Trio is busy
during the holiday season with en-
gagements in hotels at Anderson and
a number of neighboring cities this
week and next.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
is GRANTED DIVORCE,

Divorce and custody of four-year-
old child was granted Luella Shelter,
who charged her husband with non
suDDOrt.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
INCLUDES JONES FIRM.

In the list Of contributions to the
purse of $50 presented to Lee Harlan
manager Of the auto truck station, the
name OF Jones Hardware company Is
included,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-18
COURT GIVES DIVORCE.

Bessie Young was granted divorce
from Clement Young. She alleged
drunkenness and cruel and inkuman
treatment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-18
BY KEMBLE
Copyright. 1915, p W. Kembie.

into every country Of Europe That is his
youngest brother yonder-that superiine
gallant, In the long-tailed white silk coat
down to his heels, and white small
clothes, with diamond buckles in his
shoes and grand lace stock and rufllcs.
Jerome Bonaparte spent last winter In
Baltimore. and they say he is travelling
I'm the north now to forget "A charming
American that Napoleon will not let hin
marry He has got his name In the news
papers of the day, and so has the young
lady. The French consul warned her Of
ncnlly For jerome Bonaparte may be
made a little king, with other relations
OF your great soldier"
The young man who might be made n
little king was not as large as I was my
self and had delicate and womansh
cut OF countenanCe. l said he was not
~ for king, and Miss Chantry retorted
that neither was Napoleon ht for an em-
perOr
What is an emperor" ! inquired
"A chief over Kings" Doctor Chantry
put in "Bonaparte Is conqueror and
can set kings over the countries he has
conquered"
CONTINUED TOMORROW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-18
DEATHS

ggcgr,e, 29li Federal g. Services at 81
day evening lntcrment at Eden Cometcrv'
RJSSELL.-On August 1G 1915 WILLIAM
beloved husband 0f Mary B. Russell o..
TerrelD and son Of tho late ViIiIop, ~
Mary Guthrie Russell. Relatives and fr,or5Ss SiS
are invited to attend the funeral services, on
anartra dnnrIaay afternoon ut Hr n 2t ogIoSk the
st. lnterment private, in Evergreen Cemss
terry Camden, ~. u
InELDs.-suddenly. on August H. 1etk
JAMES > husband Of ElizI6oth G. shiVids
ana son NJ Andrew and the late MARY gbioigg'
Relatives aud friends, also St Stephen's
Secl company Court PRIDE Of NiceoSMbi MidySls Sa
2pl, f, Of A. ana Muskoka Tribe no 2,S
J. @ + M are invited to attend the -fti fI.
i!o residence sii North 18th ".t st. ''S% Soiemi5, NJ,
Scrulcnra Cemetery. ''oS
SHIPPER.-At his late residence. sa4y
Gray ave. ON August II, 1919, WILLIAM
9. SHIPPER. Due notice Of the funeral Vii
sILvERTHoRN..-op. August 1e. 1915. MARK
r., husband OF Ada VI. Silverthorn RelativsS
gsn11 sT1o friends Rs3 a., SmPipyes Of Central High
American Mechanics are invited to attend
the funeral, on Thursday, at 30 p. M from
the residence Of his nephew, 1881 Glnn6do ~
uSth and Girard ayeD lnterment at Green
Mount Cemetery. Remains may he viewed
on Wednesday evening, from to 10 o. 'clock
TURNER-On August 10. 1915, at Doyles.
town. Pa, GEORGE, Jr., Of George and
the late charlotte Turner. Funeral service
rhursdly the l0th. at Il o'clock y"
WAGNEK.-On August 1G, 1918, EDWARD
J. WAGNER, son Of Charles L. and Cora
Wagner tnee Lutz). Relatives and friends oi
the family are Invited to attend the funeral
services. on Thursday afternoon at o'clock
at his fathers residence, 1904 wilt st. doth
and Montgomery ayeJ Intermcnt private al
Northwood Cemetery
WAITEK.--On August II, 1915, JACOB L.
WAITER. lushnnu of sarah " alter, aged 10
sy,'5i E''St'Ngs ana friends also Ellis Post.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-18

BY MARY HARTWELL CATHERWOOD
-. 49,, Copyrlght by Tho Bobbs. .MerrLll company

French noJlomen, driven out during the
Revolution, are IN England In iTD5 party
about to start for America discovers little
child. who is the Dauphln, heir to tho
thfune. supposed TO be dead. Hts guardian
fakes him away 10 America.
The narrative thou begins again Win
"reminiscences OF n childa life among tho
Indians and vaguer memories Of France
Diving the child struck a rock. and was
rescued by a doctor. surgeon to Count de
Chaumont The boys guardian. who says
he Is his father. an Indian nnmed Thomas
Williains, comes for him. but the doctor
refuses to give him up. The boy runs
away. and. meeting with Frenchwomani
ppeaks TO her She courtesles TO him and
calls him sire" Tho motion recalls
many things 70 him. particularly the family
OF De Fcrrier. whom he had met IN Eng
land years before Engle de Ferrier rec
ognizes the boy as the dauphin. heir 70
the throne OF France, The boy goes back
with his father" the Indian.
Later the boy rescues man and woman
bnd Is again recognized as the Dnuphln
by Mime Tank and the dc Chaumonts, al
though the latter pretend to disbelieve.
None the less they oIcr to keep the boy
and to teach him The boy asks his sup
poEed mother whether he Is really her
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-18
DEATHS

CHARLOTTE, wife OF George Laubcneaycr.
Roauvos and friends are Invited to attond
9iii5 n a0th ST., on Thurs.Iay morning. AZ
1880 o'clock precisely. Intorment private.
LIKEN.-On August Il, 1913. MARY VI.
Keiatiycs ana friends arc Invited to attcni
tho funeral services, at the residence OF her
son, ilOl Aspen ST., ON Friday the 10th inst.
Mt II a. m.
LOoNEY.-on August 10. 1918, MICHAEL.
husband NJ Annie Looncy and son Of the late
Daniel and Ellen LoOncy, aged - years.
Relatives and friends also ull societies Of
which he was a m"mtcr arc invited TO
$40 o'clock from hig late residence, Ogontz
Pa. solemn High REQUIEM Mass at Inn
10 o'closh lntcrmeut at Holy sepuchro
Cemetery.
LOINsS.-,,,Con august "a. 1919. WILLIAM r..
son Of GCrnard T; and the late Mary Loyns
tnoe MgNulty Relatives and friends also
20 attend the funeral, ON Thursday morning,
NJ s o'clock from his late RESIDENCE, pa
onn Requiem Mass at 81. Mary.s Church. at
. o'clock. lntcrment at ST. Mary's Gene
MARTIN.-On August 49,, 1915, MARY.
tin. Due notice of the funeral viii bo
given, from her parents residence, t1iS y.
McCATFERTY.-At his late residence, i3s
WyotH ST.. on AuEugt II, 1919, EDWARD b..
husband OF the la,c Mary =. McCdnorty. Due
notice ot the funeral viii be given
McCLOsKEN.-On August IL, 1918 BER-
NAItn, son Of the late Bernard ana Mary
,uni t. ATTEND rIrrr1l on TEyrs.I.,,,' ''T r III
ing Al $50 o'clock from tho rcgfionrr ~
EyiilHm HottH *. 2GlU T.. Allegheny g.,',
4oIpu1n RpuuIum Mass al the tbItrrb ,f ~
Nativity at . o'clock Intermcut at ST.
,,,I,, a., ,,,-,.t ,c tot- p, ,..,,.
MrGILL. Relatives and friends are Invited
o. ailtH4 p,n .rll az; on thursday morn
lnE 4t tr, '" oi r. r, rlT'H Itsl1'nce Of
J.'L.E fI.L Ti" '.'''lls,' WI, "a. Solemn
lselnlen iilEh ''J.9 aJ ~. fidnCis Church,
A. ~ '''''' i"''''"'"I "t Ho'y Cross
cemetery
MEANEN.r.-Ou August H. 1915, JAMES. son
Of Micnacl ana the late Nora Meaucy, from
lives and friends of he family arc Invited
TO attend the funeral on Thursday AZ TGU
"a. n.. from the residence OF his brother the
nw, Mr.. William QuiElcv. a}22 Mount Yer
Agatha's church az . a.. m. InisSr.aI,r I't nI SI G
Holy Gross Cemetery.
hiLIEk. ON August H. 1913, WILLIAM
and friends, also Welr, mo 0Irp N 1nI
]. %. o. r.. aud the managers ~ liza GJi
l,NoWE Homo, are Invited to attend tho
.nM.iA!i on Ihurgd1y afternoon, at / o'clock.
i-," ll' 700 ttupWs Home, $. H.. cor
,,W,t,-,. ''"h" h'N- lhltfm'ni at Cedar Hin
,IoI,Ht. , ...,
'.1IHvT'-l N ,TIH,y,4I1fss august i'l2l". JOHN
fr'i'Nl ~ ~ ,M'sttt!S, at BRETON Woods y.
i,C ,.''tr " nfi,, Illness Funeral from his
Agpf.t IU m,.f,gGl M ON Thursday
l'uuva,.,r.... win -, 'IHl.Il private.
s.r,rf station 1i1 l r o,, @ lll, IlE ,I"il !
uut ttII ''' ''' -''''Nl "l 'n'at-
August 1G Iot5 ,rpr,r,r,
r. MOTLTON. ST. t. au,d az var T,,I,,rNII
MI ElLER. ON August H.. 1918. NDOr PHI |
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-18
Sick Mnn Commits Suicide

Joseph Covington. 60 years old, of Lex
ington avenue, Eddystone, died in tho
Chester Hospital late last night, several
hours after he had shot himself in the
head. The police believe he became des-
pondent over a long illness, which, they
say, compelled him to give W his posi-
tion at the Eddystone Print Works where
he had been employed for more than .
years
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-18

W -IN--"TIT NTET-T TI- TIT0- WILLIAM
ana friends also Welcome Lodge No 22D
J. o. o. r.. and the managers uf tho odd
L'IoWE Home are invited TO attend tGG
funeral ON Thurgduy afternoon. at / o'elork
from the lid Fellows Home. S. H. cor
cemetery. '''' '''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-18

CRONIMIE.

CROMIMIE.-In loving remembrance of my
husband. WILLIAM u. CROMNfIE who de-
parted this life August is. 1911. WIFE.
HARRIS.-In loving remembrance of our
father ISAAC HARRIS. who died August
IS 1898. HIS CHILDREN.
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Nus Wierito.

Sn Der merifaniIben Saupts
ltaot iheint CUR 3eit. poaige 0ro-
'nung gu berriben. 3Hge nit. &C.
hensulitteln trffen bon 8ero @rlt.
Gin uto es iollen offentlife Speiies
~cnitalten eingeridtet meroerb, nm
t6glid aht- big 5ebntuleu6 8ebiirfs
tige gu ipeiien. garran3d bat un-
fern 8ertreter Die @eriiherung; ae-
seben, oaB ct lein 8eites setan babe
linn 2eben uno Gieentlim nller 9nle=
rifaner nno lonltieen 6remoen 81
ifdiken. Mu6 oaB CT cine nngemi-
ne Mmneitie erlafien mone, bat er err
fldrt, man glaubt ieoof nidt onrar.
bob oiefe Mmneftie feline &niiptueg-
tler, mie 8illn nno s3apatu, rerun-
lafien miro, Die @affem n~ieoerSnle-
gen. 8orlaufig riift 8ilfa BON Stpei
Seiten ber segen Die Sattpftaot Dor.
Sab er Queretaro g~enonsnre1t Eat,
miro %beIt6tiet.
- Mus 2are6o tpir6 scmeloei, es
ieien BORT @iebSebn Mitgfieoer Der
Gamilie Ogden eingetroffen. Die
2eiite batter friiber in Guerrero, 60
Meilen bon Tampico entfernt, ge.
mobnt, batten bort cine yDoiry"
betrieben unb iih babel elm biibides
8ermtogen e~rtporben. Die gnrrau5i-
itas nabmen ibnen aIes, mas tie boz
ten nnb iaeten Tie banm oapon. sic
erreidten Miiebos 2arebo bon aGer
Mitteln entblobt, itno maiiotcn iid)
on uniern @oniiil BORT, Dob er iic
nad) Morlirt. ibrem friiberen @obii-
ort, fhoffen moge.
Ilts CT HaIol miro gemeloct,
@ina babe Menas galientes aerdnmt
rrio per6e bemn1hft alih 3acatecas
r6umen. Gr beobfihtige feline Streit-
frGfte in Eorreon sitfammensusieten.
9ies pioerIpriht onbern Nadrid-
ten. inod oenen GiDa ailf Die Saupt-
ltaot sn morfhiert.
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Gimgeiambt.
iSdert, 5. IA. SSuli 1915

iSdert, 5. IA. Slli 1915.
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ma ipuroen eeItern Morgen onrcj
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grautfiibrer nno 8rautiungfer fnt.=
giertet1: SEER Sugo Marbad uno
SRI. Sattie 2altbad. 9ie Sraultno
foto ltatt 5Diiden 9 nno 10 l1br
gforgens. Gin opulentes Mittaas-
mail ertpartete oie eingelaoe1en So
lte. @roBe Glide tparen belaoen nit
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osobn SO. Iann, gr1iioent Der
Gberiffs Miiociation BON 9eras, fat
Dor Ser in @uco ltattaebabten
Transformation cine &coe gebol-
ten, in tpeId)er er inter Mnoerem be-
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iuiiroen. Die Stntiitif ereebc, oaE
bier nuf cine Milion getpobner 129
Morotaten fommcr, gegcn flint III
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men Gruno oafiir fin0et er in Der
!dledten Observation-Disclosures.
WiB Jrnnoes Eimmins Dor
&oufton bat i'm Clear Greet naEs
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t~rinfungstooe aerettet. Ser cine tpoa
200 phtno. MiB Timmins tit II
Sabre oft. Muh pergangenes Sabr
rettete fie 5tpei Menihcnleben.
@egen 0erlebitng 6es Nfnts-
EruftgeleseS fi,1b Die GAiannb Cotton
Od Company nm $500, Die gotuie
Cotton Oil COMPANY Inn $1,000, Die
NfaIone Sin Company Inn $1,000
uno Die Glap Gountp Cotton Oil
Gom5anb ebenfaag Inn $1,000 III
Gtrafe aenomntett noroen.
Nfuf Dem 2anoe bon Gbarlrs
@aebler in Der Ndhe bon 8rafett,
bile lit ein @oIIerbebdftcr geboni
porber, Der 100000 @aIoner
@aiier faBt, bos 3lt gepdIierilngs.
siuefen fir Sunoerte bon Mderr
2nno bcnubt meroen Io1.
Son Gerrbiile piro berihtet
oob 8alter SdfpetbeIm ieine Stand
ont @olf Greet an ieii1en NafbGr
Otto Senfe. fir S22.f00 perfauf
bot. Serr SdiuetbeIm iie6elt mi
ieiner SomiIie nod Comfort iiber.
Gon Hleafanton iino IN Sen
erIten sfu0If 9ngen 33f garlobungei
Iinopieh nndp norolid)en Marftcl
terIdifft tporoeu.