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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
VICTORIES
 ARE REPORTED
FRENCH CAPTURED OYER TWO AND 0NE-HALF
 MILES OF TRENCHES EAST OF FLAUCOURT.

LONDON. July 1oAfter lu of several hours last Satur day the offensive against the enemy south o h their first renewed attack they captured German trenches and onhaf miles East of Flau and villages the outskirts of Peronne when the ad vance waS checked for the being.
 From Petrograd the report that the Russians had captured railroad junction Deayn isolating the Ausrans throughout aca their base of supplies Hungary In the capture of the junction military critics agreed that the have captured the important point in the country
 suach says that the last contingent of Russian join the French the front
 number of prisoners taken thus far in the Anglo French probably reached 150O0 Judging from these figures the German losses whole it Is estimated here has been al least sixty thousand
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10

1he defenders from she big shells. and ghe trenches became to-mlsss heaps Os earth
 British soldiers weVe gathering the German dead and baryIng the bodies ia their owa communication trenches Al one sroz- where the British suffer e5 wAIle charging 2 n2ehinegun posi- tioa- a battalion mascot g black and Ian mongreI dog. Lay dead beside his human companions All had fallen with their faces toward the German trenches
 Prisoners. when interviewed indi- ea5s5 hat bztralions had been rushed from as far as Rheims and Lille 10 uaes the Angio-FEencA attack
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10

1Er Wm Sezzr returned iron For =s-=r Island and ~zy points xesteT- day shere he had gone to look after 4he interests of his company MT Sslar r=Po-zs very little fish at For ssser island and consequently very teE fishermen are thsre Al Cape Gza1y- howeTer. he said the fish ls plentiful and the fishermen are doing qlita ~elL His company is operating extensively Ehis season
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
VISITING AT HOLLIS.

Mrs Ed Williams, and family, left last Thursday for a visit at Hollis, where they are the guests of Mrs. JaTvais. the postmistress at that place, and will not return until the end of the week. In the meantime Ed. Williams is happy @ bachelor, who is terribly tickled when he is called over to take dinner at the home of his parents-in-law, Mir. and Mrs. Pittinger
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
RUSSIANS WRECK TRAIN.

LONDON July I9--The death of two hundred Austrian soldiers in the wreck of military train is reported n 2 Reuter- dispatch from Petrogrsd- The train was carrying 2 part Of the rerezting Austrian forces from Cuer- shumoza- The dispatch said Russian cavalry had crossed the railroad and remoTed the rails
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
mARlposA BRINGS BIG CARGO.

The big liner Mariposa of the AL aska Steamship Company arrived in port Saturday evening and remained until Sunday morning. The Mariposa had full list of passengers and prac- tically all she could carry in the way Of cargo. She had 453 tons of grocer ies and cannery supplies for Ketchi- kan. Passengers leaving on her for the north were: E. J. Russell, E. By an, A. E. Ringland. H. H Bennett, J. E. Dougherty and the Mesdames Fay Tor and Hunt
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
HARVEST WORKERS WANTED.

KANSAS CITY. July 1O.-Thiry-fve thousand harvesters are needed to handle Kansas grain properly. accord ing to the report of the government bureau The greatest need was an- noanced to be in the central part of the state near Great Bend Wages ranging from s to s a day with board are being offered with no takers.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
vILLlSTAS CAPTURE
 TOWN OF llMENEZ
DROVE AWAY IN A FIERCE BAT TIE TAE cARRANZA
 FORCES.

Fl. PASo. July IO.--A report from umenes was received here that the Villista command met and defeated the carraHza forces short distance south of the town. driving the gov oFnment forces north. and taking pos session of the town.
 This is the second defeat of the Carranza troops within the week by the same bandits,
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
ROUMANIANS ADVOCATE
 FIGHTING FOR ALLIES
T~o Political Parties. Beth FsvorIng Intervention Fer Entente Are
 United.

AMSTERDAM. July Io-A Buchar- est dispatch forwarded by the Cen trzI News Agency. states that the par ties Of Take JOneseu, former minister Of the interior. and NJ Filinesco, for mar minister of war and leader of the conservatives. have joined forces and in 1he future will act together, Both parties are frankly in favor Of in 1ervention in the war by Roum2nia on the side of the Entente Allies
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
tlLLlSTAS ARE NOW
 HEADED FOR TEXAS
MExico's REFRESHMENTS HAS WARNED THE UNITED STATES
 OF INTENTION

WASHINGTON. July ies The State Department was notified today 6y the Mexican ambassador that he had learned that a gang of yiilistSs were on their way to the Big Bend country. Texas The ambassador said that his authority for the report could not be questioned He advised the department to take the proper steps 10 prevent &n invasion of the bandits
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
ARMoRY DELIBERATELY
 WRECKED SAYS REPORT

EUREKA. Cal. July 10.-The re port made by the police after care ful investigation of the cause of the wrecking of the Armory by explosion, says it was deliberately wrecked. The naval guns ot the division are stored in the building. which is located on the side street near the waterfront and were saved only because they were at the farther end of the build ing
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
U. s EXPORTS ENORMOUS.

WASHINGTON. July 10 - Accord. ing to report Of the department Oi commerce just published, the United States experts for the 6scal year lnst ended reached the enormous dgurss Of four billion six hundred million dol larS Likewise. the gold production ot the country for the same period exceeds all former records The Uni ed States Is the largest silver pro iucer in the world
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
EMINENT DRAMATIC STAR. JOHN MASON. MAKES FIRST AP- PEARARcE IN MOTION
 PICTURES AS -JIN,
 THE PEANAN--

-Hn. the Penmzn. Sir Chzs L. TcEuEs greatest dramatic success. servss 10 introdaee to the screen the eminent stage star, JaAR Mason in 2 thrilling EIm version Of the eelsb-st- e5 play pro5ucs6 sE the FamOas Play CTS Ca. through the Pzrzmoant Pro gram. al Eae Dream Theatre tonight
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The street commissioner announces that the street from the end of the newly repaired part at the Thompson store, will be closed every morning till ten o'clock to heavy traffic until the contemplated repairs is done.- Street Commissioner.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
ALL ABOUT THE BOATS.
SOuTHBOuND.

Both the Jefferson and Alameda arc due southbound here this evening. The Spokane will follow about mid. night s ssss'ss, The freighter Cordova, although uii- reported, may be here tomorrow The Princess Alice Wednesday at, ' a. m.
 NORTHBOUND. The Al-Ki this evening. The City of Seattle tomorrow morn ing.
 The Princess Charlotte this even ing.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
UNITED STATES STILL BUSY
 MoBlLiZlNG.

FL PASO. July 10-The war de partment is unceasing in Its effort to mobilize large force along the Mexi- can border and strengthen the guard for a possible invasion by the Willis tas. It is said that there are now some seventy thousand on duty pa trolling the border
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
SECRETARY LANE MAY
 PAY VISIT TO ALASKA

Secretary of the Interior F X Lane may make 8 trip to Alaska this sum- mer. according to word recsiTed re- gently in Seattle by the secretary of lhe Seattle Chamber of Commerce The secretary ~as invited 10 be the guest Of that organization while in Seattle.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
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LAVE cPE OF COMING
 TO AN AGREEMENT

SAN FRANCISCO. July lO.- Indications point 10 ne1r fu- ture agreement of the long. shore,nen strike today Both sides have expressed desire to hold another conference at which the whole natter will be taken up and discussed A strike leader said this morn ing that tbe possibility was that . satisfactory settlement would ee reached either today or to- morrow as tentative offers had been made that may lead to peace.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
NO SIGN OF POISON FOUND.

Dr. Thatcher Miller, who attended the last Illness Of Alfred Boots. ias. before his death. is in receipt Of q report Of the examination Of the de eszSed's stomach to determine the cause of death The examination prov e9 tEe absence Of any poisonous sub stance whatsoever The report says, Absolutely normal stomach No poison
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
PRESIDENT OF ARGENTINE IS
 SHOT AT.

BUENoS AYERS. July 1O.-An at tempt on the life of the President of Argentine was made yesterday A shot was fired at the president while presiding at fete. The assassin fail ed in his attempt and was arrested.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10

Dan LiRderbeEg postmaster and miner of Hyds-. arTTTe5 this morning u1 bas5nesS trip and incidentally brought the mall He purposes Eszv- ing touo-row fo- his home again He z accompanied 6y Nr. j. Fitzgerald I'd 1Er ] Hayes
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
NO MORE FREE SEEDS.

Recently, the United States senate by vote of S3 to 21 adopted an amendment to the agricultural appro- priation bill abolishing furnishing by the government of free .seeds.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10

COPENHAGEN. July 10-Newspa- pers here state that the sale of the Danish West Indies to the United States is assured No authority for the statement is given
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
FOR SALE.

Power boat Jennie F. Decker" 30 b p. Franco Standard Engine See H. L. Feddersen-
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10

J L Smiley, local canneryman. left oa the Prince Rupert last eTening for 2 zhor business trip 10 Prince Rupert
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
CITY OF SEATTLE COMING.

SEATTLE, July 1O-The City of Seattle sailed last night with J. NJ. Cullum and two steerage passengers for Ketchikan.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10

Some people sell out for money. while others let money give them away.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10

Mr- N Douglas, Lincoln Rock Sta tion lighthouse tender, is registered at the Reyilla and will leave this evening for the south on his annual vacation trip.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-10
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z .:- The United States Coast :
 < and Geodetic Survey steamer : :. has open places for eight or ten : -- seamen- Make application for . 4 employment on board Boat : < leave float at Northland Dock : :: Company : :: :
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-05
Bebr-Salfsmartea
Gum 8etroge bon ei1em Gent In Der
@eidaftsiteue 6ieier 3eitung.

Ser @erfaltf ser @ebr-Silfsmar.
ten gum 8etrase bon einem Gent in
Der @ei9aftsitele bieier 8eitune
madt erfreulihe Sortlhritte un1
per1t au9 bereits biele Marfen Der.
fauft mor6en iino, 10 bm Ger Scr
Demofrat" bo6 einen 8orratH bon
mebreren tauien6 Marfen, iobaB ole
8eiteQungen borerlt nod ausgetibr1
nerber1 fo111er1.
9ie fiinitleriib gearbeiteten Mear'
fen nit 6em 4nforud Ser Seimatf
Rotb, idaff ia 8rot" lalien iid IN
manufacturer @eiIe arf Briefen, So
feten nn6 5n @ei6enfen n%errpen6en
Die Marfen itn0 gum Breiie BON mn
einem Gent per Stiid in Der Sc
Idaftsite1e bieier 3eitung erbaltli9
Gin ie0er Gent fommt ben Notblet
oenoen in 9eutidlano gu Cute, DC
oas aus angeiebenen beuti6merifa,
niid}en @eihaftslel1ten beItebenbe So.
mite fir ieine Miiberpaltune in tel
ner @eiie entidabigt miro. Mlit
noamals: Ser &eimatb NotA, idaf
id 8rot."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-05

- @inen 6redIiden Srs
fat Der i'm Sotel Nationol auf Del
Iabpr1traBe in Mien nobnbafte
STUDENT Dapib Nappn sefunben,
Der iunse Monn nollte i'm 9otel oe
PGurope in Der MlpernbriiderMoiIe
einen 6reunb beiuden unb benugte
ben MufSus. Mo9rideinlid wollte er
irrtiimli9 aus Dem fobrenbcn MnfS
3us ~iteisen. Ct purbe apifAen 4ufs
sugta1ten unb @hatbltoano eiEge@
tlemmt. 90 man Sen 8eruNgliidten
ni6t befreien tonnte, murDe Die Jell-
eriuebr serufen, i'm gu bergen. Mber.
Die &ettunssseielidalt fanb ben jun
gen Mamn ldon tot.
- Cube Suli berlieB baS
5@iff u@an" nit ciner idmeoil9en
expedition nod SpiBbersen ocn
Strdbolmer 9afsn. Die Expedition
lpirb bon Ser @efslIdaft Ssfioroenz
geliuno unsernommcn. i'm bic BON
lift auf @pibbersen e%rpprbenen &o3=
lenfeloer am @raaanaafelb unb Ype
ramioenberg beim Ssfiorb fur bic
Musbeutune porhereiten au 1a1en.
Wdnner Der Minen14aft, Snsenieure.
Naturfori6er uno 8enner Der Gis=
resionen besleiten oas S@iff. Man
hpfft, 1don i'm 9erbit 1917 nit benz
Berapertsbetrieb beginner uno i'm
Jriibiabr 1918 bic eriten &obIen lie
fern gu fDnnen.
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ter: Isle boben ben 3euaen NIT einsm
Bierieibel auf ben &opf seidlaaen
unb 3tpar IL. bab bas @eioel in Stide
seriprang. 8ereuen Sic Shre 9bat?"
Mneetlaeter: nSa, es mar mein f4D=
nes 5tammfcibel!!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-05
ao0iiion s,uiidlen Motprrao nnb
M1ttpmpbil.

9os Ml1tomobil BON 6. 6. @otln,
ger, 81. 81. SEQ. 1, 9apenport, has
ge1terlr abeno gegel1 adt l1br it BIT
lider &idtltng bie 3. gtraBe e1tlana
flibr, folioirte a11 Ser 3. l1nb Gaines
Strabe nit bem Motorrao BON Sen
@l1p, cillem Observation-Disclosures les
fieligen GoItamtes, ser SEQ. 2019
!sollege glpe. mobtt. 8ltp mltroe BON
iciner Maidi1e, Sic idlper beiddoigi
moroelt lit, altf Die straBe geuorien
lno crnltlld perlett. 8oninger pot
orr gerleetet1 it ieinen &raftpaacl1
1tllo brad)te i'm nad} ben1 ct. 2l1fe;s
@olpital, mo bic Ierste ei1en Srlld,
oes linfc1 g11fels, Gl1etidltngen,
NalttabIhiirfu1aer nus tiefe sdritt-
mlltoen I'M @eii6t uno ont linfcl1
Sein feItltellten. Sc murben feillt
Scsbartungcn porgcllN4nmcll.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-05
J { je5t INNER 5um Singer nnIgge>
legt; 9allin zines 0(e6Mi6er6
i'll uon J1(aQenlcioen ge6eill.

.Mebrere Sabre lans ipar ih nit
Mla9et Z 8cldipcrbcn geplagt. &nltn1
fpnntc i6 cttpas obnc llnbcba9en ciien.
Sd tpl1rpc idtpa6 lnb bate lebr lpez
mig Stdrfe ,nno @ncrgie". iagte Srall
$. 9 Smitb bon ben 2inoen Slats an
ocr 4. StrdBe, 9upenpprt, Die @attt,l
bcs Malter : Mae1anifers Der .Sbc
See 8ruom & Gutter COMPANY"
.giner Der Mrmcr, ipelder fir
meinen Iann arbeitet. er5dblte Inn
iiber ,.Sanluc" nnb CT entlhlnb ii6,
cine Slnide fir MIDI ipfort 5u %faufeu.
Mllt, Die gerdnberung IN meincm @ez
finben lit einfa6 ipllloerbnr, icitbe,n
i6 uGnnlac" genpn,men babe.
.Srcumbe. Sic MIDI nidt iaben, Icitz
bem id oTanlac" scnpmmen babe, be-
merften:- u@as bobeu Sic 9etban. bat
sic 10 gut a%usieben?" Scbermanu
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-05
8antuerbdltnii1e ber Scr
6toaten.
(Sortiebung bon Ser 1. 5eite.)

iiber ale 5ufiinftisen finan5iellen
gdpierisfeiten binmegbclfen. iagte
beute Nlbert S. 9atpion, Braltoent Der
grlten Natipnalbanf in 9abenport,
ssSa., in Ser gtaatsfonbention Der Ban%
fiers bon Sninois.
ST leste 3ablen bor, Sic beipieIen,
baB Sic @elpurcen Ser Nationalbanfen
Ser Ser. 5taaten ipdbrenb bes letten
Sabres iid Inn 33 Bro8ent bergr0bert
baben, pas gum sroBen Sbeil Dem
Meierbebanfen : @e1et 5u perSanter
1ei. 6err 9atplon b%ebauptcte, oab Die
|finan5ieuen @elorrcen Der Ser. 6taa=
ten jebt INN elm 9rittel gr0ber ieten
aIs Sic BON England, Sranfrei6 uni
9eutidlanb gu a M ME 9 e II 0 nj
m e n.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-05

Sn Der bollGnoi@ den
3metten Rammes matts Der Mi,liiter
oes Snnern Mitteilune BON Den erp=
ben 2ei?tungen 9olanos,s fir Die
Rriessfliidtlinse, fir melde bisber
etma 8 Mtlionens @uloen aufssipenfet
lporhen leien. 9ie An5abl Der Il,lbt=
hinge babe i'm Sabre 1916 ami19en
$4,000 unb $4,000 seldpontt. baron
ieien 15-17,O00 in Slii9tlingslaz
germ untersebra9t 9etpeien, bsr grD=
here Sell babe lih mberbalb bieIer
a~ufsebalten. Die Jlii9tlins: 1e1en
faf out9tpegs belaii@er NationalitGt.
Der ub61neiif9e Gs~
lebrte 9iioo Siuzmei 9at in 2eip5is
bic p6ilolop6i'9e Contemplating
niagara cum laube" beltanben. 9r.
6Iiao 1T in Canton sc6oren, 6at II.
q. ldn9ere 3eit in,1ptio Hubert uub
lett einigen Sohren in 2etp3ig benz
@tuoium Der Muiitgsl@idte obselez
gen. Seine 9i1ertation tit betitelt:
r@eiaiatli@e l1nterluduns iiber oas
9ineiti4e Srdefter Bis gum IL.
Sabrbunbert". 9ie Gel4i4te Der
6ineli9en Muitt oiirfte in europa
nod 3iemli4 un6etannt uno bes Sue
terefes lider iein.
.8ere@tiete 5rase. @pn.
'pernante: Suit, 9u muBt feline Gez
1i9ter fdpeiben, Du pir1t fonit hGB,
li4 merben. Sui; (blidt Der Gon>
pernante in's 8eliht unb Tagt ganS
unfdulpiG: Sic baben pobl auh @e,
, Iihter geidnitten, als Sic Elm tleires
MGbhen noaren9
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-05

la9t, Dab i6 better auslebc llnb i6
iurib, bab mei,,c &Drpcrltdrtc 5lges
,,pmmcn bet. Nleine @ciunbbeit lit in
ser Chat better dis ieit langcn Sabren
ulb id) farn ictt alles clIen, ob,e irs
genbipelde 8eidlperben sl baben. Sd
babe einen seiunbcn Sdlaf llio modDr
tc a,t rebiten mdbrenb bes 9at,5cn Sas
ges iingen.
r@cin Gottc ut,b i6 fonnen feline
@prte .finbem bic allspriiden, tpie
banfbar mir fit uSanlac" lino."
ginS @err bpn Sen nTanlac"< 2abpz
ratorien befi11bet li6 jebt in Carl g..
Shlegel's Apntbefe, SEQ. 900 ipeItlide
2. Strabe, 9apenport. mo ct erfldrt.
nie Sic Meoisin 9enommen tperben
ipnte unb Die Neiltltate erldlitert. Die
nod beelin @ebrau6 ertpartet iperben
f0nncn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-05
Scr arieg.
(Sortietung bon Der 1. seite.)

Sruppen unternebmen leet @esenanz
sriffe sesen Sen Seinb in DER gebirsiz
gen @esenb auf Dem re6tcn l1fcr ocs
Iltlri : Sllliles.
ISN'T Sill : gbal lnternimmt Ser
Seinb b~erein5elte @ngriffe. Gin befz
tiger gnsriff lit beim Berg Sboroca,
nabe &etrolenp. i'm @anse, BORT be-
nutt Ser Seinb @tidgale. pei Sr1oba
baben mir einen feinbIiasn @nsrifi
5uriidgei6lagen.
Sin Der SID : Sront, in Ser 9oz
brubida, barern uniere itartenNngrifz
fe olf Ser san5en 2inie fort. Ser
Seinb ~leiitet alberoroentli6 %itarfen
@iberjtanb."
scrbcn melben GrfDlge.
citizen. 8. Sft., iiber 2pnhpn, 4.
|Ott. (@er51sert.) gerbiide Mrmecoffiz
5iere meloen, bab Die per5tpeifelten
@erll1de Ser 8ulgaren, Sic @aimaftz
ldalan : @odebene 5lriirfsllerobern
nel6e als ser Shliiilel bpm Msonaitil
be5cidnet iptrb, febl9el6!agen iino
nnb oaB Sic serben Die fpidtige befe=
ltiste bulgariide Stellurg &ocobep
5pei &ilpmeter iiber &a:maftldalar
btnaus, beiebt baben.
Sic bslsarilden ansrtffe altf oi'
@pdebene bauern iebod MD fort.
gs ipirb mitsetbeilt, bab Sic 8ulga:
ren nod bieIem arieesl6ruplat 81
nellnte nnb 5ebnte 9ibiliun aus Be
9pbrublda gebradt baben, in ber5off
nung, ben Standardization s~uriid5l1ge
tpinner, tpelder bas @pl1aitir : Sba
beberrldt. in DEM ii6 Sic Serben felt
gelebt baben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-05
GItabe Mmae.

Gltabe Nt8e.
geb. slump,
ant Nitttpp6 Morgen nm Tier l1br in,
ibrer Sohter, Sralt CHARLES S.
&rl1ie, flint Meilen BON 9apelpprt cntz
an Der &idnrb @rppe Mnab, nad
einem anl Sreitag erltttenen S,er5Idlaa
I'M Mlterp on 76 Sabren, 6 Mpnaten
unb % Easen lanft enti9lefen lit.
9as Acknowledgements finbet am
Sreitag @admittag lint eii1 1lbr BON
grauerbal1e, flint WHilen pptt 9apenz
port entfernt, an Der @idprD @rppe
Hoab gelegen, aus na6 Dem 8alcot1
Sriebbofe ltatt.
Tim titles 8eilei6 bitten Sic tiefbe=
triibtcn @interbliehenen:
Srau 9lbplpb shr6bcr,
2aberne, Mim.,
Ssrau Charles &rmic,
Scott County, So,
@illiant s. @tge,
S%bebopgan, isis,
&i11Der,
@.5,6t. llnb elf gnfel
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-05
aus oen @eri@ten.

Sic naditcbcnoen @eirat6serloltb
nibidlcinc mlrocn gcltcrn crpirft:
Mpbcrt Mobr mo Siloa Wcncr
bcioc BON Iopcnport.
2cltcr $. Iall lmo %iula Nor
gprbt, Iapcnport.
@aIoo gccfcr licb ocltcrll oit
Sdcioln1gsflage BON Irall @lnmr
gilbnp gcgcn Srlon @ilbop mcacr
aranianer nlo nnncnidlid)cr Se.
Ganolnulg mldlcn.
Mnuic Sltngc llnb 2i5sic @lllf bit
Gcrlpolterinllelt oes NacblaIles POI
@clel1 9. @lloion, licBcn gcitcrl
ollrd) ncll Mmualt Otis @ilbreh IT,
rcll Sdlltbbcrid)t bltd)cll.
@al0o @ctfer licb gcltcrn I'M Na
mcn bon Iralt Ilula Nenlcn Die
5hciollnpsflaac oeacl, Spbn Senior
mcgel1 allgeblidcn bospilligen Ser.
lallcns bld]en.
Eas Scitanlcnt bon Soboun !@cill.
rid, @cbnfe mllroc aeltern Madnit.
taa i'm Scott Gmll1tp NahlaBgerid1
acblldt. Ser G%crltorbene lett feline
Satin, Irat' Maraarctba Sos'ns
6ebnfe, oils l11iperlalcrbin uto Sc.
tamentspouitrederin cin. Ilfres 6
Mlleller lit ser Mnpalt.
Gie SltrD fiir Dos Scott COURT
9esirfsgeriht mltroe Don @c5irfsrid)
ter u. q. Barrier bis gum Mo"ta{
enti6uloigt.
Sic @ltnoes @rano Sl1rp iiattcte
seltern @ntnoesbe5irfsrihter Martil
S. @aoe gegel,iiber cinef geridt ab
Ser Gro5eB, Sen Sic @ereint9tct
5taaten gegelt Carl Meper bon 0a.
pe1tport angeitrengt boben, melt Ell
lih falidlidermeiie oils grbe Dor
Sobn s.. 2aitlh BON Chicago altsgaf
ntb auf oieie @eiie $500 einfaiiirte
mltroe gelterlt Der S11rp iibergefen
Isle berlal1tet, but oie sSsltrp eiuer
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