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The Washington herald., 1916-09-09
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Sept s-EGGS-Market hrmer Mary
land Pennsylvania and nearby hrstS. 80; Easter
Shore. Maryland and Virginia frSts, 50; Western
(Ohio hrsts 30; West Virginia frFts, 9; Southern
| North Cardinal frsts. q. The mar&ct for Weston
eggs steady Western fresh case count. 30; candled
| 81: Western storage. case count, ..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. extras, Sass; do, frsts Da
81; prints. Alb. extras. Sass; irsts. 3Ja3l; do
| lib extras Sass; hrsts, 30s5l; blocks, 2-lbs
| extras 3la32; hrsts 29aSO; dairy prints, Maryland
Pennsylvania and Virginia, extras. Is hrsts "A
| LIVE POULTRY Prices per pound unless other
wise stated. Chickens, choice. young, boat stock.
2s23; young, by express, Aa2; do, under lbs
| %; White Lcghorns. 2OaH old hens. lbs and
| over, %: do small to medium. 49, old rooster,
and stays Oall ducks, young .muscovy and mon
grel lial5 do, White Pekins young l5al6; Indian
Runners, young. BALI; spring, over 81 lbs. Is
smaller BALI pigeons, pair. old n; young, %
guinea fowl, each. young. II lbs and up. 5oa6O
do under ! h. 10; do, old, Is
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITs-POta
toes. white, new Pennsylvania bushsl. sOalo
do, New York and Jersey. sOalOG; do. Eastern
Shore, barrel, 3Ooa3.25; do. nearby, bushel box
sOalOO; sweets. Eastern shore FELLOWS, barrel. l7i
s225; do. Rappahannock barrel. L75s20; vans
large bright bbl. LIS; apples. early harvest, fancy
Dbl, l25al.5O; do, small, l.ooal.25; do, h-bbl.
basket Oa6O; do. Western Maryland, packed, bh.,
l75a2 50: beans native, green. bushel 75asO beets,
native bunch. 2a3; cabbage native, per 100. S.5oa
500: cantaloupes. Anne Arundel, basket, 25a50;
celery New York bunch, 25a4O: corn, nearby, sugar
doz lOal5; damsors, Maryland and Virginia, "a
basket 5Oa60 do. pound M eggpants native. bss-
ket SOa4O; lima beans, pcach basket 0a35: do.
hamper 5Oa6O do. bushel, 5Oa6O do. hulled. h..
SAT; lettuce native bushel box, 25a4O; onions. Vr-
GINA, yellow. basket, sOaL01; do, barrel 3oOa
52; do, Maryland and Pennsylvania. yellow.
bushel, Ll5al.25; peaches, mountain. carrier. 1soa
zoo; do, 40 basket. OasO; do. Eastern Shore
Maryland yellows. box. 7SaloO; do. white. box
soa75; do, yellow basket 50a75; do. white. basket
Soa5O; do carrier 75aL2; do, Mountain buShel
basket, l25a.oo peas. Eastern Shore Bartlett Is
basket JOa75; do, hamper LSal7j do, seckel bss-
native bunch. ls2; squash, native. basket 2Os2s;
tomatoes. native. ripe. basket 25a35; do. Eastern
Shore. ripe. basket, l5a2o; do, nearby measured
bushel. 4ca5o; watemelons. selects. 100, aops2so0
do. primes. loo l2oslsoo; do, eulis 100. Soslooe
The Washington herald., 1916-09-09
Circuit Division.
Justice Gould.

Upperman vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; motion for new trial
Overruled and judgment on verdict for
plaintiff VS.. defendant for $50, appeal
noted bond as superSedeas $500; for
costs at $50; plaintiffs attorneys. Lyon &
Lyon and A. l. Newmyer; defendant =
attorney. James s Barbour.
Van Sender vs.. Egan, motion for JudE-
ment under seventy-third rule OVeTruled
plaintiff attorney, Charles Poe, oerend-
Espert VS.. Franklin Insurance Com
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Sept s-Money on call today opened
at ) per cent; high. per cent: low, n per cent;
Close "a per cent. Most Of the loans al
} per cent.
Tine money was in fair demand Rates on
mixed collateral 2%s3 per cent for sixty days,
SaJA per cent for ninety days p4ASA per cent fol
four months 3Iia3% per cent for Ave months. 34sai
per cent for six months. Industrial loans about
X OF l per cent higher
Mercantile paper showed 4 tendency towards
lower rates Some attractive names were Of
fered. Rates: STAT per cent for sixty and ninety
days Endorsed bills receivable, as well for choice
four to 1K months single names.
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Decrease
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York sept a-wHEAT- Higher. Business
is restricted. No red. !. IS; No. Northern f. O.
B., ls3; No. ? hard winter. III. T. o. b.; No. l
mAcaruni, to arrive, II; No. | Manitoba. lsOls
Exporters took about 90 90 bushels. chiefly hard
winter.
CORN-Highsr. No yellow tresh-shslled. to
arriVe, ION, c l. T.: No. > fresh shellcd, TO ar
rive. LON c. l. (. Exporters took nothing
OATS-StrOnEer Standard. 54ka5SA No. )
white 54aa54E; No. 1 white 55KA54k; elevator
basis. unraded. SP5a9. EIpOrters took nothing.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Sept G-BUTTER-steady; receipts
1928 packages: creamery. extra ~ scorel 3EaE5s
creamery higher sooring). 3ia2ih; hrSs. 1hs5
seconds 2et1a8.
EGGS-Frm; receipts 63se cases; fresh gathered.
extra fine. d; extra hrsts. Ha1: frsts. =; nearby
hennery whites fine to fancy, E5a4s; nearby hcnnery
browns Sad
LIVE POULTRY-Funer; prices settled.
Dressed firm; chickens 25a5; fowls. 7a25; turke!
Za3
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

Furnished by W. b. HIbbs & Co.
SALES
Washington Gas s. s. 900 at los.
Washington Railway Is s., oc0 at soA
Potomac Electric Cons s. s.. 90 at l0l.
Capital Traction, ! at S.. at s..
Washington Railway pfd.. | at ah.
Washington Gas 10 at 70il
Columbia Title Insurance at 6. 3ste
GOVERNMENT BONDS
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New York.
New Orleans.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, Sert. s.-HOGS- Receipts 200 head
slow Bulk, lO0all.O5; light I0.50all35; mixed,
ss5alI35; heavy. ssalloo; rough 9.s0alO.o6; pigs.
6.5Oao0.
CATTLE Receipts. 1000 head weak. Native beef
cattle 6C0aIl.lj ); stockers and feeders 4.75a7.7o;
COWS and hcifcrs &G5ae 20; calves, s.75al30o
SHEEP ReceiptT eo0 head; strong. wethers.
e.75as 30: lambs 7.O0allD.
Kansas City, Mo Sept s-HOGS-Receipts, 1000
head; steady Bulk lO75al.CJ; heavy, 10 60all 90;
packers and butchers lo75all.lo light, lO7Oall.lo;
pigs s75alOOO
CATTLE-Rsceipts. ZOO head; steady. Prime fed
steers 75a975: SUuthem steers 535aS.25; COWS,
I75a7 80; hoifers 6OOalO.5O; stockeu and feeders,
6OOas o; bulls, 5Ua6.75; calves 6.5Rll.oo.
SHEEP Receipts, 500 head higher. Lambs
lOEallCO: ycsrlinGs 7.5Oas25; wethers 75a7.75;
ewes, 675a7. 3
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.

New York Sept s-Bank clearings in the United
States for the week ending September aggregate
S.65 O66 90 against a.156l2ooO last week and
s. So 73l 900 in this week last year. Following are
the returns for this week with percentages Of change
shown this week a. compared with this week last
The Washington herald., 1916-09-09
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Sept. s-wHEAT-CIosed strong. No
Q red. spot and September I.Ss; No. 2 red, Western
spot and September, I.A
C0RN-Spot, g.
oArs-No. Q white. 81; standard white, ssssss.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS

0ers; setting up gaming table; plea not
guilty; attorney, r. ]. Miller.
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U. S. Treasury Statement.

The condition of the Treasury at the
close of business yesterday was:
Net balance in general fund, sos, 81, 3Ss
total ordinary receipts yesterday, $780,
55s; total ordinary payments yesterday,
81, 645, 4S7.
The deficit this fiscal year is S29 OOS, SOL,
against a deficit of 81. 1856. 400 last year, ex-
elusive of Panama Canal and public debt
transactions.
Revenue receipts for this fiscal year I'D
to the close Of business September I,
s13S, 545, 794.42; revenue receipts for the cor
responding period last year, Silt, $50, 1876. II
Ordinary disbursements for this fiscal
year up to the close of business Septem-
Der 7, 1854, s14, 1855: ordinary disburse-
ments for the corresponding period last
year, S13S, 447,74463.
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CONTINUED on FACE SIXTEEN.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-09
Criminal Division
Justice SiddOns.

United States vs.. Asbury Boldcn: non
support: bench warrant ISSUED
United States vs.. Richard P Cham
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-20
Bfaddock Brevities.
News Jul 20

-f'"fs ohi. u
Mrs. Rchschlers, of Linton, visited
at the Leo Weber home the latter part
of last week
Alrot Johnson and family returned
home the latter part Of last week
from visit in Wisconsin
f. M Long, Howard Rasmussen
and Miss Staak and Miss Weber drove
to Hnzciton Tuesday evening
Misses Eugene and Dorothy Ham
mond, of Ashley, visited at the j A.
Miles home the latter part of last
week
Seventeen coaches went through
lsraddock Wednesday morning to Bis
marck to take the soldiers down to the
border,
Last Sunday the Swedcs came to
lirnddocK for n game with the local
second team and took our acnlps by y
score of to |
Miss l.uc!ln kohnkc, of IIcckln, s.
primary room Of the Braddock school
for the coming school year.
Mr., and Mrs II A Armstrong an<!
MIR and Mrs. Fuller, OF Ilazclton, and
Mrs. CARRIER, of Ashland, Ohio, spent
Tuesday IN Braddock Mr. and Mrs.
Fuller and Mrs Armstrong went Ia
Bismarck
Yesterday the local base ball nine
met the Bismarck team on the Bis.
mnrck diamond and those who wit
, messed the game report it rs being
one of the best games played this sea
son by the home boys Although
the score was 6 to o in favor Of Bis
marck, the locals showed up pretty
fast considering that they we're play
| ing against an AL salaricd team.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-20
nIDS FOR MOVING SCHOOL HOUSE.

Tn" school board Of Union School
!liHtrict hereby invite scaled bids for
the moving OF school housc No. 6 from
It's present location to point three
f"urths nf n milo north OF itR present
location. including the moving OF barn
and nuthnildihEs. Said building Ia to
be placed uron foundation of either
cement or stone not less than eight
inches high ut It's lowest point Con-
trncting rarty Ia I" be held liable for
All dafnnEc except as to plnRtcr. School
hnnnc Is to he moved before September
/. 1916.
Bids should be marked, bids for
Moving School House" and should be
IN the banda OF tho undcrsiEnch not
later than July Il, 1916.
certified check Tor SAG should nc
company zach bid to be forfeited In
catEc tho GuccoH8ful bidder rcfuscB to
enter Int" contract with said schoo!
district
The board rcscrveE the right to re-
jcct my and all bidH.
by nrdor OF tho diatrict school honrd
Of Union School Diatrict
WIN. HAMMERS, CIork
"catfcld. N y.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-20
bids FOR BUILDING SCNOOI.
lIDuHE.

Tho diatrirt achool hoard OF Hnitiecr
school l'iatrict No. 10 win receive
acnlnd hidn until o'clock y. m. on Fri
day hYEunt IL. 1916 for tho building
OF 'cho"l h"uso on the southeast COR
nor OF the northeast quarter OF BoctioU
II. township 1870 north. OF range rs
wort. OF the Fifth principal meridian.
Said building in to be OF frame, Hizc
lUS2G. with lh-foot StuddinE and q
foot alopc To l2-foot ceiling. also G-foot
cntry in end OF building.
Plans and specifications can DO anon
At the office OF the clerk at IhIIl. N. -.
BIDS nhould he marked "bidS for
building school house." and ahouid be
nddreHand |" undcraiGncd.
Certified check in tho rum of 800
should accompany each bid to Euhran-
toe the ontry into contract with thia
board for the building of snid school
homnc by the HucconaruI bidder
Tho board rcacrvcH the right to rO-
.jccl any and all bidn.
Ry order OF tho District School
Board Of lInkkar School District No 10
ANTHONY COMPLAIN. Clcrk,
Hun. N D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-20

All proposals shall be In trict accord
ancc, With tho plans and spectflcatlons
and tho form therein shown. Each
be accompanied by n certified check for
s7h0.O0 and each proposal on tho mo
chantcnl equipment by n certified check
shall BIO maze payable to A. NJ Junse.
President of tho board, and tho. same
shall be- forfeited to the board In tho
event of the failure of the accepted
bidders to enter into satisfactory con-
tract or to Furnish satisfactory bonds
IA required by law The accepted hid
ders win BIO Required to furnish bonds
meeting in full tho requirements OF tho
Laws of the State OF Nerth Dakota and
snt isfactory TO tho hoard.
Tho plans will DO on file at the Mimi
enpolts, Duluth. Fargo. and Bismarck
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-20

Say Gosdbye to Fire Troubles! Ask
VIVA. Gearin about ESsENKAY.-Adv
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-20


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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-20
bids WAHrlan

h nsds VIII be received by the scbooI
until p III, LIPS s sffhool District. No IS
i9r tho eIsctiop Of frame school, a1 h ds1S
enst 1 una 70 be located on the north
isI. rn nnT.eE OF section ~. township
nn AZ p,da shonld BIO addressed to the
f TOR nniidinnr s aha mma H "Prorosais
pc tScnompanied BY a certified s nhe!S.i
az IN, r ~ aum of $500 to guarantees lie
III hiHdGsr. INTO contract by the SUCCESS
,ect he MI HOARD reserves tho right 10 re-
Bids viii he 20 nn plas Z. sas
no. In Ltpps school district. nea Ior fhs
aI naM OF Anton Schwahn.g'.g ~"
,,,o .,,,,a ADAM LiPP, GierR'o noafd.
:' 1e ssAA" Strnsburg, NJ ID
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-20

Builders Exchanges, with the County
Superintendent OF Schools ut Linton,
and at tho Office Of tho Architect In the
Gittzens' National Bank Building.
N. ID.
Envelopes containing hids shall be
plainly markad proposals for School
building" and shalt be addressed to tho
Clerk Of the Board ut Linton, N. d.
Tho board reserves tho right to re-
tect any and all bidH.
Il. HORTON,
a. N. JuNGE, Pres.
juiyG-au-s
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-20
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
For sch00l building Linton. N. n.
August 4. 1D1u.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County of Ijmmons

Sealed proposals VIII he received by
school District No s, at his Office in the
CITY of Linton, N. ~. up To tho hour OF
a;an o'clock = m: on the Ath day of Au-.
gust. 1916, for The erection and COM
pintion Of n tM>o-story and basement
unit to bc erected in connection with
the present school building in the city.
OF Linton, in strict accordance with the
plans and specifications for tho work,
inciAding mechanical equipment for.
me same as prepared By Gilbert r.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-20
Aaze|ton Happenings.
Renuhlirnn. INV l1.

ne lifSL allhIlh crop mas been cut
and 1t is a dandy. Emmons county
is taSt becoming one of the leading
ones of The state for this crop
Tho statements of iIazclton's two
hourahInr banks appca, in this Is
sue The deposits which, aggregate
s""5,52fGG, is fine aFaurancc of the
prosperity of thc-Emmons county
farmer
While IN Minneapolis last week L..
W Brrkhol2 and Geo Iirbrs closed u
dca! for the purchase of the Columbia
elevator in Hnzclton and will take
posscssion of the house on August LIST.
Tho consideration IN the deaf was not
made public.
" Il Andrus received wCrd from
hs wife who IS at Rochester, Mimi,
dat after examination by Mayo hos
ptaI phy8.rnn&, il was found that no
operation for poitcr would be ncccs
,ary ana ihag Ia. would ." hmm lhH
evening Or tomorrow
1hoa krl!y's condition ,a reported
to he much improved The blood in
fusion Is bringing good r"aalts +.
+ Crawford gave him y plnts of
blood last wcck, and Jack Hayes went
u B.amarek Tuesday and gave a
quantity Of blood
All fast. after III, rt,pir OF Hazel
TON had about g.vcn M all hopes chat
M Standard OIl Cumpnny would rs.
ul!.st an oil station here. part of
the nnnIpucnl has arrived one of
Tie FARCE storage tanks came Saiur-
d,.y evening md tho other is expected
lne latter part OF the wruI
,onr ,,,,o,, ,.,n ho,d,,., d,,,,
n,',o,,, ,,.,., ,n,,o, ,n., nf ,,wn
,., ~, u.a,,t.l,,. .,,r ,a,l,,,
',,1 I'M ,..,., >, ,,o,,.,, 49,, ,hn ,,y.
,, ,,,l w ,I.. .r,o,,
..,,.,,. t.,,,, n,r ,.,.,,,,, H.. 1.,,,o.
,n,,, ond 49,, ;, ~; r,r,, n,,o,,,
day Sometime ne is rather late in
reaching home hut, Mrs Haley has
become accustomed Ia his late hours,
and never complains
Shortly after mon las, Thnrsdny
Bernard D'Rrilly of Insmnrck nosscd
AWAY after nm Illness o., abou, /,
p,rutb Al, D,RniIlr ,vos about 81
y.ur. Of arr y native Of Ireland and
md L.nr m Tins r,urtry ahout 70
ycar, % of which L.. .,nnrt in I'M, ON
pIoy If me North Dakota u,ni,on-
nary mos, ot inc .,mr oe NIGHT ,urn-
kry puur.rol .rrvic... war. b.,d SAT.
ur,t;,, u,n,uIr,. fran 4, Nnrv,; Cn,h
,uc rb,r,h IN HisuorcE and ,ntrrmnut
MA. made m III. Cnthnlic cemetery
There Deceased g ,rv,y.d hv Inc
widow and ono douvbtcr Mre a II
iurrru Mr. Wrslp H.lr q, .,
IlvuIn and Mrs pr,.r Sh;cr M
Iu,,u horh nf whom, ,Yrrc IN attend
anr. Al IN, funeral nrn ei.,nrs 81
Mrs O,Rcilly
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-20
NOTICE TO CnEDITOna.
In tho Matter OF the Hatnto of
G.. BusChCnfCld,
Decc1Ecl

Notice tx hereby given by the undor-
signed Elizabeth Buschonfold, cxccu-
trix of the estate Of &. Buschenfeld.
Httr or l'unLries' IN IN" county or Pot
rna..d. to tho creditors OF. and nil per-
SONS having clnima nEalnat said do
ccan"d. to exhibit thom, with the noe
cssitry Vouchers. within months after
tho frat publication of thia notice, to
mtd cSccutriX. Mt Linton. In the Office
~, "r with tho reHidont agent. L, -, F'o-
Etc, ut his Ollie" In Linton, N. -.
Dated June II. a. ID. 1916,
ELlZABl1TU BUSCIIENFELD.
1nlyl3-nu3 ESocutriX'
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-20
Serial No. 0IS46G.
NOTICE FOn PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior,

u $ Land Office, ut
Biamnrch, N H.,
July q. 1916.
Notice Ia hereby given that Gottltoh
'irnnzs of Hartford. n Oak. who: on
No. 0l6i5f. for &. w X OF Section B.
Township l33 NJ. Range IL w. Of 5th.
Principal Meridian has filed notice OF
intention to make five year proof, TO
establish claim to the land above de-
acrtbnd before T.. ID. I'OElc. Clnrk of
tho DiRtrict Court. ut Linton NJ ID on
the 10th dny OF Augunt. 1916
Claimant names an witncsaeR:
Elmer, Jarvis. OF Hartford, NJ H.
Paul Mounchund OF Hartford N. d
John J. ItonHchlor. If Linton, N d.
ThOmaE McCrOry. OF Linton. N y.
J. Il EYnNE,
nnEintGr.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-20

f.atraych- fearling bull, red, twu
white hinh feet. white tip of tail no
brand. Left my place about four
weeks ago. Reward T. T. Malone,
Linton. n D-Ady
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-07-20
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Die beutige Gage

Die beutisen 9epeiden bro9ter
Hidts 8eionoeres. SIN Somme-
@ebiet lino Die Aaiiertet porgeorun-
gen, es lino aber oub gum Sell ibre
Angriffe 5uriifgeidlagen. Sesteres
lit aud nit ben Guiien in @ol-
.bpnien ser Soil gemeien, MOO ole
8erlude pormarts 81 oringeft, an
benz feiten @ioeritano Der 0enti1ell
Iub in Ma5eoonien muir
ben oGe aneriffe BON Den grlgaren
iano ibren Serbiinoeten 5uriifge-
fdIagen. Die Sage bat iid alio aui
ben Sdfa1tfeloern uenia peranoert.
Ser grie6ii6e &onig ioa ieet emit
l6loifen Iein, 8ulgarien ben arieg
S1 erflarerl. Ser oe1tlde Reids=
taa lit beute eroffnet.
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Nodl midlt aenna aeiaat. {

J y oO o|t|o ~
i6on pieles in ben 3eitunsen mitse-
teilt poroen", i6reibt Serr s. Strait,
bon 3eelmio, 90. g., .iiber oas alte
arauterbeilmittel, Sorni's @lpen-
frduter, aber es lit nod ni9t genug
oariiber geiogt uoroen. gs lit mad
unierer anii6t Die bette Meoi5in,
Die es gibt. Sobalo iid ieman0 in
unierer Samilie nidt gang mol be-
finoet, meroen elm ODER 5pei @aben
@lpenfrauter pe%rabfoIgt, uno baIo
lit allies mieoer in better 9romlng.
Sd empfebIe ieoem, bieie @eoisin
itets porratig 8u balten.N
unglei6 anberen Weoi3inen lit
Sorni's alpenfr6ilter nift in 4po-
tbefen at baben. Spe5ialagenten lie
fern eS ben 2euten oireft bonn 2abo-
ratorium Der Seriteaer, Or. Geter
Sabrnep & Sons 60, 1876 go.
SoDne ape., @bicago, 81.
(Inaeige.l
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Hant : Kranebcitcn.

gc8ema. iudenbe Sdmorr6oiber, Stole
Iusihlaa. 8Idsden. rote Haie uip. tuers
ben fdnel gebeiIt bur6 y3tnlae Gable"
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