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Douglas Island news., 1916-05-31
Umsteads Depart

Within twenty minutes after Rev. Owen Umstead had concluded services at the Congregational church, of which he had been pastor three aud half years, he, with his family, was aboard the ferry enroute to Juneau where they boarded the steamer Prince John aud departed on the way to California. A farewell bad been rendered The Um- steads at the church the previous Wed uesday night which was we'll attended by mem bers and adherents of the church The best wishes of the com- muuity accompany the minister and his family Go their future home.
Douglas Island news., 1916-05-31
Died in Oregon

Nick Vavich, proprietor of the Victor bar aud a resident of Douglas for many years. died last Thursday morning at a sanitarium near Portland, Oregon. The deceased had been troubled for several months with consumption, and, ac. companied toy Dr. Ellis aud a trained nurse, left here less than three weeks ago for a warmer climate, hoping that the change would be beneficial. The stricken man had hardly reached Ore eon when death came. Mr. Vavich Is survived by wife and three children who live in Douglas and to whom the sympathy of the community is ex. tended. Funeral services will be held in Douglas, where the remains will be inferred on their arrival here on the steamer Spokane, which is due tonight or early tomorrow.
Douglas Island news., 1916-05-31
Lionor License "EIection." "

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the enumeration of all persons entitled to express consent or nOD-consent to the sale or manufacture of liquor within the City of Douglas for the year suc- ceeding July l. 1916, has been com pleted, and the books containing said enumeration are now open for public inspection at the office of the Clerk of this Court. All persons interested may inspect the same and suggest correc- tions or omissions.
 NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that Tuesday, June G, 1916, has been determined upon as the day for the holding of the "elec- tion." The polls will be open from 9 a. ID. to 8 p. m. Polling place, Natatorium Hall.
 By order of Court J. W. BELL, rsEALl Clerk U S. District Court.
 By JOHN T. REED, Deputy.
Douglas Island news., 1916-05-31
GRAND WEATHER
 FOR EXCURSION
Many GaStineau ChanneliteS Will Visit British Ter
 ritory Saturday

While it is not likely that a baseball team will go from this part of the country to Whitehorse on the annual excursion leaving here Friday morn ing, indications now are that there will be a good crowd which will make the trip for pleasure and for the sake of wis iting foreign soil. A tennis party, two ladies and three gentlemen, will go from the island aud several others will accompany them. There will also be good delegation from Juneau.
 The big launch Pacific, Captain Ti6- bits. will carry the party from this To- cality to Skagway, leaving Juneau at T.OO o'clock Friday morning, Douglas at 7:30 and Treadweil at I:40, arriving at Skagway that evening. Returning, Che launch will leave Skagway Monday morning, making both trips m day light. Lunch will be served aboard the launch without extra charge.
 Juneau excursioDists can procure tickets over the White Pass Railway from W. E. NOwell at the Alaska S. ;. office, Juneau, and Douglas aud Tread we'll excursiouists from D. J. White at the News office Tbe fare for the round trip over the railroad is S0, making the total travelling expense Sll.
Douglas Island news., 1916-05-31
Quietly Observed

Yesterday, Memorial Day, was quietly observed in Douglas by the closing of all the stores in the afternoon, some of them for all day, and by the holding of family picnic parties, boating parties and general relaxation from business cares. Many flowers were placed on graves by loving hands, the euterpris ing firm of Leivers & Leivers having imported from the milder climes a beautiful and varied stock of flowers and roses. In the afternoon game of ball between the Treadwell aud Doug las High School teams was played, re- sulting in Co a goose nest in favor of the former. The tenuis players were also busy iu the afternoon.
Douglas Island news., 1916-05-31
IS
 IN CONTEMPLATION
Stamp Mills of Tread well Company May Be
 Modernized Soon

Although the matter has been under consideration for some time and men tion of the consolidation has appeared in local papers, the following from the Alaska and Northwest Mining Journal for May, will be read with interest here:
 Consolidation of the gold properties on Douglas Island, Alaska, is planned by the different interests owning the groups. A delegation of engineers, headed by Fred w. Bradley, head of two of the corporations to be included in the proposed merger, will examine the holdings and determine how much stock in the consolidated company the absorbed concerns will receive.
 Tentative plans contemplate aban- donment of the famous stamp mills of the Treadwell company, the second largest reduction works of the kind in the world, and the erection in it's stead ofa S5,000,000 crushing plant, 10 treat from 5000 to 1000 tons of ore daily. N CIV development under consideration D rovides for sinking the main shaft to Q depth of 900 feet, and equipping it with a 3OO.ton hourly electric hoist that will be the largest of the kind ever constructed. 4 cyanide plant adequate to treat the capacity output of the crushing department also will be con- strucied, if the deal is closed, and the most extensive low grade gold mining operations ever attempted will be in- augurated when the machinery is in ofo11o6
Douglas Island news., 1916-05-31
The Scarlet Sin

The famous dramatic star, Hobart Bosworth, will appear in five reel photo play triumphant, "The Scarlet Sin," at the Lyric Sunday night. This is drama that will stir your very soul. Eric Norton did not swear when his best friend ran away with his wife When she came back he accepted her. forgave her and prayed for her, remind ing her that though her sins had been as scarlet they would be washed as white as snow
 "The Scarlet Sin" is a beautiful story and should be seen by every man and woman in the country. It breaches a sermon none of us can afford to miss.
Douglas Island news., 1916-05-31
COUNCIL AFTER
 DELINQUENT TAX Matter To Be Taken Up and Proceedings Started at
 Next Meeting

The city of Douglas wants what is coming to it in the line of taxes and the council will take steps at it's next regular meeting to bring delinquents to time. It was stated at the meeting Monday night that something like s12OO is due from delinquents.
 Except Councilman Stubbins. who is in Seattle, all the members were in their seats Monday night when Mayor OCouuor called the meeting to order.
 Gurr, of the wharf committee, re- ported the wharf as completed with the exception of few fender piles
 Leivers, finance, reported s8,482 93 on hands.
 Jensen, streets, informed the council that the Third street bridge is com plcted except for putting in steps lead ing Co the residences which were left below the level of the bridge. He also reported all street work as coming on rapidly
 Livie, fire and water, reported having received 650 feet of 8inch pipe for water mains.
 Reidi, sewers, reported his depart meut tn good condition.
 Ordinance 59, making it a misde- meauor Co supply liquor Co the women of the restricted district or to have liquor in ones possession in that dis trict, and providing for fines and im prisoumeut for such ofense, was given two readings.
 Ordinance 60, granting a franchise for DO years to the Treadwell mining companies for erecting light, power and telephone poles on Fifth street the entire length of the town of Douglas and for maintaining the same, was read twice, as was also Ordinance 6l, provid- tug for the regulation of buildings within the city.
 The bonds of Whar6uger l.. W. Xiii burn and City Magistrate H. Erie were accepted.
Douglas Island news., 1916-05-31
Democratic Territorial Ticket

Democratic erritorial Ticket The following is the ticket nomi- mated at the Democratic Territorial convention held at Juneau last week:
 Delegate to Congress: CHARLES A. SULZER, of Sulzer.
 Attorney. General: GEORGE B. GRIGSBY, of Nome.
 National Committeeman: THOS. J. DONOHOE, of Valdez. Delegates to National Convention: First Division-A. H. Ziegler, of Ju- ueau Second Division-Frank A. Aldrich, of Nome Third Divisiou-Wm. II. Whittlesey, of Seward Fourth Division-T. II. Deal, of Fair banks.
 Alteruates: First Division-W. W. Casey, of Ju neau. Second Division-James P. Daly, of Nome. Third Divisiou-R. P. Ferguson, of Valdez Fourth Division-J. A. Clark, of Fair banks.
 Delegates at Large: John R. Vim, of Juneau, and John Roman, of Seward.
 Alternates at Large: J. F. Warder, of Ketchikan, and Falcon Joslin, of Fairbanks.
Douglas Island news., 1916-05-31
Dogs Supplanted

A. G. Johnson, proprietor of the Douglas Steam Laundry, is the last Douglasite to come down with "Ford- itis." He succumbed last week when a steamer from Seattle brought him a fine new auto specially prepared for his business but not so as to render it unfit for joy riding during closed hours and Sundays. The new machine will take the place of the faithful Fidos formerly used in Mr. Johuson's busi- nese.
Douglas Island news., 1916-05-31
Iollv Partv

The following young people of Tread we'll and Douglas journeyed to Taku gl lacier on the launch "COrdelia D" last Sunday: Misses Marie Coryell, lmO- gene Coryell, Roberta Coryell, Sarah Berg, Mary Leggett Messrs. Grafton Coleman, Earl Smith, Will Schleen, Oscar Fritzberg, Jack Brahm and Roy NOland.
Douglas Island news., 1916-05-31
To Play Perseverance

The Firemen's baseball team of Doug las, Jack Hensou's lnvincibles, will leave on the Gent at 4:35 this afternoon for Thaue and Perseverance and will play the latter ball team at 6 this sveu- ing. The local bookmakers are offering ? Go l on the fire fighters with few takers
Douglas Island news., 1916-05-31
Give Us the News

With our increased facilities for pub fishing news, beginning next week, we request that all persons having any information of public interest send or telephone the same to this office. Personals are always live news, as are also items of local improvements, so give us all you have in these lines.
Douglas Island news., 1916-05-31
Dance Tonight

There will be a dance tonight at the pavilion on May6ower island for the benefit of the Island Tennis Club, pre- paratory To the trip Co Whitehorse. A good time is promised. Tickets one dollar.
Douglas Island news., 1916-05-31
Lutheran Church Items

In the Lutheran church m Douglas there wlll be Sunday school next sun day at 10.OO a. m. aud divlue service at 500 p. m. Rev. Larson will also preach as usual in the byterlau church at Juneau at 2:3O D. m. Rev. Larson IS not going south.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12
Sir @bcnmatisnns

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ginise tueni9e Sropfen ppn Slpan's
Ointment auf Sic affi5irten Sheile. lit
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fperben lufprt l6tpinben.
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befanA MIDI in aratlider 9ebn1bluns.
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ment nnb nadbcm i5 es brei ODER bier
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bin IN einem Ser 9r0bten 9eparteme1t
gtores in g. S. onseiteIt, mo bon
ledsz biz adtbnnbert &dnbe belddfs
tist 1inb, nnb biele nerben 1ider alles
bon Glpan's Ointment b6ren. $. 8.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12
1tdt benz acknowledgements an.
ldlitefe nie Wnffnnrf

;,tdt benz 2anbitreiderperein an
la,ltete nie Mntiport.
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mD6te ih germ fiji uns teilen." foate
e. .6aben 81 feline Mbnuna fpsr.
bieier 6err lit u1b mo Ell ipobntss1
rMidt bic nuntsIfte."
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innern Sic iih nod. pie .er ausfah;
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12
Scr Manu, otr bie etaot
plinOern mDutc.
&oman bon Snen glbeitab.
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tpegilden bon 9ermann Slip.
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partete. Cine alte 6rau, ein junaes
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te, Dap Der cite Manr1, Der ms @aus
hineirsine, elmer pon Den pieren mar,
Die pieoer beralsfamen. 8iellei6t
mar ct Der Selefpnarbeiter, piellaift
ipar er Die ollie 6rau. @er peib.
Mber 1h tnnn S6re Mittsilunsah ee=
brntden."
Mdbrenb Nsbi0rn 8ras nit Dem
gcrtGt ness &pnitablers be1hdftigt
lpar, bate Der Mrat nit ben @6laz
fenoen superintendent. Muf Sen Rat
hss gpli5eidefs entidie ct ii9 ba@
fir, 5uerit Den einen Der beioen
@9uslellte ms 2eben 5u%rid3urufen.
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ten, ndbreno oeren Der Mar,t laut
ffDbl1te, ldllls er enbli9 bic @usen
auf.
gerpirrt hlidte er llr ii@. Gnbz
ltd f9ien er ieine @eoanten gu iam=
me(11. gr ridtete iid auf, sriff nit
DEN 9dnoen Dor ii9 bin, iant ober
lpieoer suriid.
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geba1oluns, uno nod spei Miruten
fuar Ger S6usmam 10 peit BEL 8e.
%muBtieia, bob er iasen Spnnte:
SD bnrdi@n1e i'm -"
&rag Dpr'tanb, mas ct meinte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12
Der 1%riuanl6nopI.
Grabbing bon 8arcIay Mprtb. (Iutp=
r~ilirte lleberleenng BON u. Ealoml
(SortIetuns.)

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bebiite es nidt minber trel, als Sic
Shres."
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mtDerf.
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vSb bas allies mabr lit, mas CT
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bate. .Dieiem Menlden traue 1p
ntdt iiber ben Meg."
gr las abermals bic Mufihrift Der
@~iiitentarte; Damn .briidte CT auf bic
alinsel, pelde fir ieinen 8uabalter
beitimnt ipar.
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uglart," reoete i'm 9olbrpot On.
ntennen Sic einen Suriiten Mamens
George Barrier"
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eben forteing9"
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Re9tsantpalt. Sd babe oft sebort,
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treten 1ih nidt {9eut. Sd niroe
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einIuKen. Msr ped ansreift, beluz
telt iid."
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er sleid b0dit pirertpdrtis Dor. Gs
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12
6 If # aopitel.

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au9 unsern, einaeitehen, bob er bon
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f%leinen, leb6aftn Staliener 5errp,
unh einen ppn ben @ebilfen, Ben rotz
haarigen &ellner.
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Elm eirgebenDeres 8er9Dr bes perhafz
teten 5Aipinblers niini9e. &ras
ppllte germ Elm poar Jrasen on ibn
fteuen.
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gum 8erbDr oorssfiibrt.
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1lerppfen @eli9t. Sem gbef unb Sen
aroeren 8eamten eeseniber trat er
nit aus9ciudter @0fli4teit auf. Sin
mertlpurDig liberlesenes, fa1t triumz
pblererbes 2a@eln leu9tete in ieinen
3usen, Dabreno er Msbj0rn arus
lanse firierte.
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8orum lit er 10 persniist! gr iiBt
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rai9ungen beporl tebsn fDnnten. ueberz
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bon OrauBen nit iid, aus merttpurbiz
gen, piloen 8erbaltniilen. Sbm mar,
als pare Dies Elm. Spiel nit Mfrpba=
ten unb niht nit 9erbre9ern.
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an: @iopanni Serrp, geboren 1884
IN MaiIunb. 9on 8eruf aunf=
ldmieo.
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uaunltidmieo?" fraste er. n9as ii
elm umfanenber 8esrtff. Sir smel:
fen Sell Des 9anbfperts 1aben Si'
ii9 DEFENDERS interei1iert?"
n6iir aIes, mos ,59mud betrifft"
erpiperte Der Sta!iener, Sitter ous
S9mleoeeifen, Srnamente, tun1tfer:
t,ge Siren -.
nuno siridlDHer?" fragile &ras
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brouen in Die 9Dbe: u@s perltebt iid
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9anbpert gang fremo it,"
rWann BADEN Sic benn nun bie1e
14onee9anoperf aufsegeben?"
sd babe es ME gang aufgeseben.
nNber in leBter 3eit baben sic eli
anberes, eintrasli4eres 6anbpert be
trieben9"
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mns", antportete Der Stalienel
p..obIi9 ernlt @lperoeno, als ob es ibr
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iparen.
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iid gu beDieneu?" fraste arag.
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cine intere1ante 8ei9dftisnns sefur
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getpDr0en." 4
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12
Ia. 9apitcI.
Cine Grfplg pcriprehcnbe Sabrtc.

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li9 blieb CT iteben uno faste CUR sro-
gen Beluitisuns einiser 8oriibergez
benoen: rpobtauienb, bas 1T Elm
slorreidsr gtnfall, ben mill i4 ausz
libren!!"
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lebbaft freute, baB er ieiner @efiiblen
einen lalten Musbrud CAB, mas er
bod Ionit auf Ser @trabe nidt gu
tbun pflegte. mar ebenio 5eitgemdB
fpie orisinell. St bette iid nGmlid
Sic f9per gu be%anttportenoe Jrage
Dorselegt:: rWie tann ih ben aaufer
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ibentifi5iren, tptnn i9-bet1 lubtn eez
funben babe, in benz jene @arberobez
gegenitdnbe gefauft finb?" plDblid
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tain mug Photographic per5en, unb
5tpar pbne fem 8iIen!" fagte ct ii4.
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aollesen, Der in ieinen Mubeitunben
nit einem portreffliden tleinen Dip
parat oie biibideiten Buber pon Berz
ionen anfertiste, bic nidts BON Oieier
Mufnabme mertten. Sn roiisiter
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eilenOs ienem 2otol gu. in pel9em
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laubte, Oas 5neite .5riibitiid einnabm.
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tnedt Ben Muftras, ibm jenen Bboto=
srapbenbilettanten iofort gu elmer tur<
gen l1nterrebuns terbei gu bolen.
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beteftin UNI.
@r fanb bie1en in bie 8etradtune
elmer illuitrtrten 3eitung p~ertieft unb
babel iein 8utterbrot efen0.
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auf Die S9ulter. r@uten Sag,
5reunb! 9aben Sic mir etpas gu be-
ri9ten?"
nSSa, SER, einises iiber T." -
Ser poriiatige @9uttsn pfleste jeoe
Namennennuns gu permeiben. - r@iz
men 8ater Fat 4. ni9t mebr?"
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tie iid gang unb gar Der gr5iebuna
ibres ein3iesn Sobnes, Anb als oieie1
miinoia seporoen mar, tpurbe lie BE-
sraben. sic binterlieB ibm Elm tlei=
neg &apital, aber i9 CLAUDE, oaa
ipirb 4. nun balb gang unb gar auf=
se3ebrt Aaben, oenn ct beroient ni1ts
ba3u."
r@ie mag ct in bic rei6e Clique
geratben iein, in Der ct ii9 befinoet?"
sd peiB es ni4t. nabri9einlid
our9 94ulfreunof4aften."
500 st f4eint mir elm sebeim.
nibboller Menf6 gu fem"
Sn bie}em Musenblid trat Der Sc.
l'Ber beg pbotosrcpbiiden Npparate:
in ben @aal.
SD boffe, Du er5eisft mir elmer
gefallen, mein lieber aollese!" RE
lbm 5om gu. rS4 mDdte mir nam:
l1d msgebe:m Elm Bib BON einen
metner B%efonnten oerf9affen, milf
Su ss mir anfertiMn2"
"A'arum rt9t, ber5li@ germ! Sd
BIN noh 5eute oa3u bereit."
.Wortrefflt9. Sod mubt 9u q
berltoblen tbun; bas Original fri
rlats BON feiner Mufnabme merfen
b0rt 9u?"
gr rief ben @dotten gu Iid uni
laab oiefem Cen 8.febl. ieinen Nreunl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-12
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80 8ierte utrb 2eglnire @traBe.
80 gaie nno Teberal StraBe.
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43 8ebnte l1n6 8raop Strabt.
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45 @~ier3ebnte un6 @errp Strube.
46 Siinf5ebnte un6 &arriion Str.
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48 Seh3ebrte a1nb Soma Strabe.
40 5ed5ebnte un6 Mrlington MDe.
81 Stanbarb Oil So.
50 gpit @iper ct. lrt6 College Nbe.
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81 3ebnte 1inb @ran6 Mper11e.
56 Sinfte 1n,6 Soma @traBe.
81 Mellnte nr6 2eGlaire StraBe.
So Mo1tno ltn6 Coop 5trabe.
SO elite ,tno Soma Strabe.
81 Staats. @aifenbalis.
81 6arnam uno Sigh 9trabe.
SO Scout StraBe un6 @rar6 Mpe
81 8ra6p @traBe llrb 9arf Cane
65 Belle Mpe11lle utt6 Colt StraBe
81 @ranb uno Midolag Mpe.
II @iplep 1inb Hleaiant Strabe.
70 2ocnit u1rb Gaines StraBe.
473 @ier5ebnte un6 @aines StraBe
"a Siinfoebnte unb @arren ctr.
rs Mdte un6 Gaines 5trnbe.
81 0ocuit unb Dipiiion 5troBe.
80 Union atnb Mnibington @trnbe
SO adte uns 5inntore Strabe.
Sd Giinfte 11nD Ennlor Sfrabe.
IS 2eorarb un6 Marquette Strabe
sc Siebente Str. ttp6 Mlrnu Mpe.
81 Siebente unb Dgnie ctr.
80 2eortaro nnb Maibington Str.
81 2ocult atro Maarqllette Strabe.
80 Merep 9oipital.
SO ct. 8tncent's Srpbannas.
1872 Gront nnb Main 5trabe.
l23 @rar6 Sperd So1tie.
124 3peite ln6 Minin Strabe.
1876 8urtis Opera &ouie.
1876 Mmerican Tbentre 8iibne.
l27 Columbia Gbeater.
212 Miogetpoob unb .&increft Mpe.
213 Sutton urt6 Neiiitiiippt sbe.
5216 Ghriltie ct. 1lt16 61tntrtit 4D<
312 9ritte nrt6 9iptfion StraBe.
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The log cabin Democrat., 1916-06-20
ANNU[S MARRIAGE
 OF ADD|E PRUfTT

The marriage of 13-year- Addie Pruett, daughter of J. F. Pruett of near Saltillo, to George Doss, 40, was annulled in chancery court here to- day by Chancellor Jordan Sellers. The girl, it will be remembered, eloped with Doss and the couple were married at the courthouse. They left for home, but were pursued and over- taken by the girls father and Deputy Constable k. D. White. Both Doss and Sherman Whitaker, who signed his marriage bond, were arrested on charges of perjury and forgery, but the cases against them were dismiss ed by Justice k. Kuykendall.