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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-27
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-27

The GrangeviIlc Electric Light
( Power 60. win pay $50 reward
for the arrest and conviction II
any person 81 persons found gull.
IS Of shooting o. breaking iusu-
lators ON their power line.
+ T. Seholcr. Supt.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-27

Bay Prince Albert eDsry-
sOheys tobacco Is sold IN
fcppy red bags, SCI tidy red
fins, IOcs handsoms pound
and half pound tin hunt
dors-and-fhaf corhine fine
pound crystal glass hnmi-
dor teish sponge nuoisfenev
top that Keeps the tobacco
IN such eieDsr srim--aiDoysl
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-27

over until the regular July SEES
sion.
pense fund;
Irene Hanson, stenog- 800
rapher atty Office $3.50 luO.uV
Byron Defenbaeh, ae- $3.50
counting services 2Oo-uo
j. b. White, quarterly al 100
lowance for INDECENT, d0.u W
III. ID. Wester, tax refund l'oo
IL. NJ. Brannan, tax re- "a
fund ....,...s......'
James Trembath, maps,
claim $3.50, allowed. l.2o
j. L. Kelly, care of mdi- -
gents ....-....,. 'i'-'
J. L. Kelly, care OF md'- -eo
gents ..............' t''''
James MeCorkel, juror
Justice court ......, ga
Robert Haight, juror JUS
tiee court ......-.... -'-'
Della Duncan, juror JUS
tice court ......,. 40
Harry Broker, juror JUS
tice court .... 20
w. II. Hart, juror justice
court -........-.f. 49,
Nellie Hatfield, juror JUS
tiee court ...... 30
&c. c. Hayes, witness JUS
tice court .......... 80
W. A. Hayes, witness JUS
tice court ........ 80
Grover Anderson, wit
ness Justice court . aoV
Wade Emiek, witness JUS
tice court ........ S'oV
Claud Wright, witness
Justice court ... 20
Clarence Hanson, witness
justice court .... 20
Chas. Hanson. witness
justice cuOrt .. 10
Ralph Gideon, witness
justice court +.. ia
j. II. Lyons, witness pro-
bate court ..... 800
Henry Fuchs. witness
probate court ...... 20
Jacob Fuchs, witness pro-
bate court ...... I'D
Helen Jeffrey, agt, phone
tolls supt ....... GO
Helen Jeffrey, agt, phone
tolls, atty .....s....- 1000
Helen Jeffrey. agt, phone
tolls sheriff ..,.. 36.5l
Helen Jeffrey. agt. phone
tolls auditor ....- 1910
Helen Jeffrey. agt, phone
tolls sheriff ... 525
Nezperee Telephone Co,
tolls atty ....... 100
Nczperce Telephone Co,
tolls assessor ...... 30
Nezperce Telephone Co,
tolls physician ..- 2s6
Nczperce Telephone Co.
tolls auditor ..... 40
Nezperec Telephone Co.
tolls supt ........ Col
Nezpcree Telephone Co,
tolls treasurer . 500
iSezpercc Telephone Co,
tolls sheriff ... 2s3g
I. p. Raglan, expenses. g55
y. B. Schladcr. expenses s3J
/. II. Lowrey, expenses. 5OT
Grangcville Electric L. 4
r. Co, lights and sup
plies .........-. sO45
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-27
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-27

Milan Cook, witness fees 1925
Cliff j. Miller, special
constable .. 500
j. A. Mattoon, justice
fees, claim $500, al
lowed ....... 800
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-27

bite and parchl Prince Albert has ALWAYS
been sold without coupons or premiums.
We prefer to give quality
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-27

AHt UUdTU WtTt tAdIIIIIItU dUU
approved the certificate of indi-
gency of Elmer Scoles.
Claims allowed current expense
fund:
j. b. White, clerk, salary
self and deputies 81, 067.50
NH. Paige, salary sheriff 10000
A. w. Mitchell, salary
depu sheriff ......... 255.OO
T.. IT. Mckee, sal Try treas
urer and deputy .... $500
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-27

o. he reverse side
81 this tidy red lia
yoa vii read. Pre-.
eess Patented IDLY
10Th. 1907 which
has made three men
smoke pipes whese
ore smoked bsfosal
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24
ITS FOUR YEARS OLD
But Just as Good Today as When
 First Made.

Four years ago MT. Wint testified to complete relief from kidney ills. He now says that there has not been the slightest return of the trouble. Kidney sufferers will take a deal of comfort in this mans statement. It proves that Doan's Kidney Pills can be depended upon.
 Joseph Wint, retired blacksmith, 66S High St, Salem, Ore, says: My back and kidneys bothered me. My kid neys were disordered and my back seemed to lose strength. Short use of Doan's Kidney Pills soon put me in good condition" Statement given December 12 1912.) On April II, 1916, Mr. Wint said: "I haven't had any kidney trouble now for several years and I give Doan's Kidney Pills credit for bringing such lasting results"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim ply ask for a kidney remedy-get Doans Kidney Pills-the same that Mr. Wint has twice publicly recom- mended Foster Milburn Co.,, Prop, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24

A concern known as the Spokane Alaska Exploration and Mining Com pany in which Jack Nelson and sev- eral other Koyukuk men are inter ested, has taken a large drill and other mining machinery into the koy- ukuk country. It is understood that the company will prospect on a large scale. F. k. Walker, the manager of the concern; J. 0. Gilmer, Secre- tary, and A. l.. Monadeaux and H. w. Wheeler, drillman and machine man respectively, went into the Roy ukuk country with the outfit. Walker was connected with the Silver King Mining Company, d Fairbanks com- cern. The machinery of the steamer Silver King, built at Fairbanks by the company, has been taken to Bettles with the remainder of the outfit.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24
SOM ETHING NEW.

Just arrived on the last boat over 800 of this seasons latest styles and patterns, the most beautiful line of woolens ever arrived in Nome. We invite you to see these samples wheth- CT you buy or not If you wish to take advantage of this offer order be- fore the 30th of August, in order to have order arrive on last boat.
 We also make alterations, and we do cleaning, pressing and repairing. We appreciate your patronage. Yours to please.
 NOME TAILORING co, Next door to Segerstorm & Hagen,
 Jewellers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24

The following sliding scale has been adopted by the Granby Company at it's southeastern Alaska mines: With copper below 16 cents per pound the miners wages will be $3.50 per shift; muckers, trammers, $3 per shift. With copper between 16 cents and IS cents the miners wages will be $375 per shift and the muckers and trammers $3.25. With copper above IS cents the miners wage vii be $4 per shift and the muckers and trammers $3.50 per shift.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24

A. H. Taylor, a passenger on the Admiral Farragut, was arrested at Katchikan for shooting Chinaman through the arm. The second day out of Seattle Taylor was handling an automatic gun, which was accidental ly discharged, the bullet striking the Chinaman. The victim was taken to the hospital at ketchikan. Taylor was allowed to go as the shooting was purely accidental
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24

The American Yukon Navigation Company has given d mortgage on the river steamer Alaska and Yukon to the Pacific and Arctic Railroad and Navigation Company. The amount of the mortgage is given at $S4,000 in the filed in the Juneau customs house. The Alaska and Yukon are both boats of 603 tons capacity.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24

The Ready Bullion Mining Company a Seattle corporation has filed arti- cles of incorporation with the secre- tary of the territory, at Juneau. Tho company is capitalized for $S,000, and will work a gold property near ketch kan. The Ready Bullion has beer a steady producer for the past foul years. II. w. Webber, F. k. McCand less and ]. C. March are the incor- porators.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24
ALASKA NOTES

red fox and a couple of cross foxes. He now has eight silver grey adults three of which are nearly pure black. In fact, fur experts pronounce one of the foxes as being the most valuable ever seen in interior Alaska.
 The Koyukuk is a good fox coun- try. MT. King is therefore adding to his stock by trapping the animals as well as rising them. He now has three filters of silver grey pups. One of the most valuable of the pups how ever was killed by it's mother.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24
WEATHER REPORT.

August g, 1916. Tempera AS; min, AZ. Barometer-29.6 inches. Weather-Cloudy. Wind-SW., miles per hour. Precipitation-.32 inch.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24

The Ketehkan town council during the past year received revenues amounting to $37,127.34, of which they expended the sum of $34,08492, leav- ing a balance of $3,043.32 for their successors.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24

When Geo. F. Rounsfel, of Ketchi- kan was in Vancouver, B. C., last fall he subscribed to a tobacco fund for few days ago he received letter from Tommy" acknowledging the receipt of tobacco and cigarettes.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24

Options taken by outside capital on several quartz claims in the Chandlar district has caused those having pros poets to place a greater value on their holdings that they have heretofore held.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24

Andy Rasmussen of Seward return ed to his home town on the Alameda recently, badly crippled from having been struck on the dock in Seattle, by an automobile driven by A. Finkel stein of the firm of Finkelstein x St piro, formerly of Anchorage and Cor dova.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24
NOME TAILORING CC

Your fall and winter orders for Job Printing should be attended to at once, owing to the scarcity of stock in the outside market and constantly raising of prices on same. The Daily Nugget will take care of all orders large or small Do it now.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24

W. T Lucas, whose term of office as city clerk of Seward recently ex- pired, has been appointed accountant for the Engineer Commission to fill tho vacancy created by the promo ton of H. c. Define.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24

Miss Anna Nelson, one of Seward s handsome young ladies, has announc- ed her engagement to Frank Bgford of that city. The date of the marriage will be announced later
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24

James Carpenter, after a siege of illness at the hospital at Nulato, Is being sent to the Pioneers Home at Sitka by Judge Bunnell. His upkeep will come out of the indigent fund in the judges hands.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24

Crit Holman of Kenai Lake, claims to have an ice boat, propelled by a gasoline motor, which he declares will attain a speed of 115 miles an hour.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24

Admiral Watson, fell off the steamer at Seward and narrowly escaped drowning recently.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24
(From Cur ExchanRes.)

w J. Wright of the lighthouse ser vice is authority for the statement that the light at Cape St. Elias will be burning by next fall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24

B. J. McGinnis, formerly commis- sioner of the Koyukuk precinct, having headquarters at Wiseman, resigned his office and left for the outside via St. Michael. Judge c. F. Bunnell has appointed Thos. B. Wright to fill the vacancy. Trior to his leaving the Chandalar precinct, MT. McGinnis cinct, brought over from Caro, to the commissioner at Wiseman.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24

Late advices received in Fairbanks from the Koyukuk country are to the effect that Roy King has started a fox farm about IA miles above Bettles on the Koyukuk river. He. really started the ranch about three years ago but that he found it necessary to ship a large quantity of wire fencing in from the outside and is now engaged in en- larging his corrals.
 When MT. King started the fox raising business he had only a few
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-24

Harry Mckay, a IT, r-old native boy of Saxman, near Ketchikan, in company with Peter John, another na- tive boy, secured a quantity of liquor from an unknown source and, while intoxicated, fell off the float at the Thomas wharf at Ketchikan, and Me- Kay was drowned. John managed to get upon the float and escaped the fate of his companion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-23
I Mar RmpDlpb. +
Der bstannte ;yioriit burd Ser5'
idJlas gan5 piotlid, bonn aeben
absrnien.

9ie 5abfrsihen Jreunbe bes 6eiarns
ten 8lumsnbdnbIsrs Ssrrn Wsar Rus
boIpb BON Der Weit 3p0lften. nabs
Wine Strabe, fperben nit aufrihtiseul
Seoauern bic aunbe Don isineffi pl6bs
liHn Gobe pernebmen. Gin Serss
i4los bat inn seitsrn aug ieiner
S4affmsbahn berausgsriiien, sr itart
i'm alter bon niir SO Sabren in isiner
Wobnuhg IN College 9ill. Der @ers
blidsne ipur aug 2eip3ig gebiirtig, NOR
Dor ldHger als 25 Sabren nab gins
einnati setommen, ipoiefbit er als en-
fahrener glumenaiidier in bieiem 8s,
ruff ungenIein erfplgreib mar. Gin
wierteIjabrbunbert lang battle er ben
2oben on Der Weit 3p6lften Strabe
unb auberbem bate er ausgsbebnte
@efuddsbduier in College 5i[, mo er
auh pohnte. Gr mar qrdiibeni Der
bidisen Jloriiss Soeietb unb elm all>
eensin betunnter unb geahteter Wann.
Die Gattin iofpie Der Sobn, ipslde CT
binttrldbt, bdben in ibrem bsrben gers
lujf bas innise Witsefiibl ibrsr sa1is
reiden Grsunbe unb 9siannten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-23
Die alte 8eId)ibte.
,so6n 6. Smllipan bhHt beim Slcini'
aen cincs Gepolpers ieiu 2eben Elm.

Die olie, iebo6 etpia nsue Gsl9i1s
ie, bak beim unDoriidtisen Heintssn
ron Jeiieripaffen. sin unsIiid paiiIri,
telpabrbeitete ii9 ssitern iDieoer, als
Der 28si1brise larbise Sobn 6. Sullis
pan, Der in Der Wlobern Gounorp %.
in Oatlep beiddftist 1T, i'm 3uuie feis
nsr ansebetstsn, Mlassie DonnslIp,
1920 aiblanb 9tpe., fsin Geben eirs
biibte. Die 8sioen iparen mad Iuss
fassn Der 9onnellp bdmit bei9dftisr.
einsn 32<aaliber Garage automatic
ffen Reoolper gu rsinigen, bditen IS
babel iebob iiberiebsn. ben Sicaerhsitss
bahn ein5ufeBen. Die GoIse mar, baB
bic Wdffe iib entlub unb SullipaH,
BON elmer ausel bur6s Sers eetrof>
fen, entieelt gu Yoben fiei. 0as Jrau<
sroimmer elite eri9redt auf Die Stras
Be, unb bsnadridtiste sinise Ru6s
Earn, pelde Der poIisei MittbeiIuns
madten, bic ibrerieits lpieber ben go-
roner in atnninib febte. Der 2eBtere
'nafm ben porldufisen 9batbsifano
auf unb Iieb bic 2side bebiifs @ornabz
me iueiterer Referden mad Der Ror>
que fdaffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-23

0dife 5u etnem Banfett nd9 bem
Sinton 9otsl eingsluben, bei ipeldsm
9err 5bomas 3. Gogan, Der brittle
@iceprdiibent Der GefeaI9uft dls
5oaitmstfisr funsirstl. fDirb.
2tls Rebner tDdbrerib Oes ganfetts,
bas Elm auberorDsntlia elegantes
5u perben perfpriHt, iperbsn prdiioent
Wiliom 3. MilIianIs, Seiie R. glart,
prGFbent Der Union Central aife sSnz
iurance Co.; Jranf 9dsgurt, Supers
iltenbent Der Snfuranee Of Snfuranee
pon Obio; G. 9. Jerguion, prdiibent
Der Cincinnati Gife llnbernriters'
4fociution; 2lrtbur 5. 8Orps, prG>
iibent bes 4mericon Sniurdnrs Cons
greg; Ulobor gudta; 9arrD 80.
Dnugbertb, Columbus; Niaiam Mars
fbaa guGitt; SO. .. Wlsliib unb aon-
arebmann 4ifreb q. Men frngiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-23
Berisaals sNotises.

Serr Mi9ael @a6riel fsisrts
seitern nit feiner Gattin in ibrem tp.
iigen 5eim, 416 Mbitlsr StrdBe in
GumminsDile bas if6ns Geit Der sOi-
eeuen 9o6Seit unb bic Subilare ems
pfinssn bic bsr5Iihitsn GIiidpiiniooe
Der 5amilie, fOipie ibrsr 8dhIreifen
Jrsunoe unb geianHtsn. 6err 9abriel
ipurbs in unierer Stabt am 13. Sas
mar 1846 eeboren unb mu4tc i'm i.
Ohio &aoalIerie HegimeRt ben 8iir.
sertrieg nit. Seine Gottin, cine ses
bOrens Waebalens Ghpurb, fam ais
tleines ainb nit fbren @ltern aug bcr
bdperifhen 9eimatb na4 Gintinnnti.
Bon ben 5ebn ainbern, bic Der gliid<
Ii6en Gbe entfprofien, iino n39 apt
am 9eben unc in unferer Stabt pobrs
hdft. Die aubilare butten ou3 bic
5rsunbs ibrs 5sbn GnteItinoer um
ii6 5u ie9en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-23
1as Maiu,uiiffeit.
Die Guliifen mnb bas Trpsramn iiir
bic feds aOn5erte in ieineu al.
gemeinen 5iigen.

Wir bdben IN bieIem Sabre tpieber
Elm WainrIiiifsit, fusldes bonn aapsll-
msiiter Or. Grnit auntpaIb unb bonn
SDmpboniesO Or6eitsr unter Mitipirs
tung ndmbdftsr Soliiten, bes Jsits
9ors, sines Solodors unb eines ddts
bunbertitimmisen ainber9ors burhs
gsfiibrt fpirb. gs finben in ben Hagen
bonn 2. biz einidlisbli9 6. Tai isds
aon5erte itatt. Die mitipirisnbsn Sos
liiien iino bic Gopranos Olipe Jrem.
ltao uno dlorenee 5intle, bic 4ltos
Jrdu Sdumanns9einf unb Sophie
grdslau, bic 9sn5re Norgon aings
ton iiDb lambert Ulurpbp, Ioipis bic
9aiiiiien Clarence Dbitsbil unb ars
thur Wsibbleton. Orsaniit 1T 5err
abolpb Stabermann.
Die bauptfddlihen Werte, tpsld3,
CUR anffiibruns selansen, iino: bic
Wiia Solsnnis nnb bic 8. Spmpbos
ME, bon 8estboDen; bds beutfte Re
QUEEN, bon grabms; bas Wenbels.
fobn'ihe pdulussO Oratorium; pieres
ainbertreu5sus; 9f4aitopstps GDms
pbonis mad 8prons Mdnfreo unb bon
Wagner 9bsile BON Iriitan unb Siols
be iinb 9DttsrbGmmerung.
Dns erfe Aon5ert lit duf 0ienitdg
4benb, Q. Wdi, angeiest. Oas Wltns
bslsiobn'Ife Ordtorilm III bds
5auptipert, iutl6es bonn sJeTt4or. Sos
liitsn, Sr9eitsr unb Srgel aufgsfiihrt
ipirb. Die gborGle fperbsn pom Sin.
Nr9or geIunsen.
NDas Wlittpoddbenbs sRon3ert am 3.
Mai iit benz Gltmeifier Beethoven ses
ipibmsi, beiIsn WliiTa Golennis unb
beifen fleunie Srnpbonie NIT sroBem
apparat aufsefiibrt tperben.
Das aon5ert am 9onnsritag Rads
mittdg. a. Mai, felt pornebmlid bent
Srdeiter glufgdben, bod tperhen mir
aud bic sefeierte Sdngerin Clipe
Jremitab 5u bSren betontmen.
elm syreitag 9lbenb, 8. Wtai, III oas
herrli9e Wsuiitiperf, piernes ainesrs
treu55ug, angeiebt inter Witfpirtiins
bes 800 'Stimmen ftarten ainbsrdors,
bes 5eifdors, bes Solohors, bes Ors
deifers, nambafter GoIiften unb Der
Srad.
etm febten Gage, Sonna6enb, 8.
Wtai, gibt ss 5tpei aonserts. Der
Radmittag fdlt fpieber bsm Ordsiisr
au nit Grau Gdumdnns5eint ols
Soliitiu. Der qfbenb bringt grnbms'
srobartiges Merf, bas beutIde Res
QUEEN. 0ieiem folssn bic spei Wass
nernummern nit Der lrerHitab als
Sfolbe unb 9riiHbilbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-23
saperiider llniritiiAnnaa.gerei

Sn Ga9s' 5dle. 121 @eit glbsr
@irabs. fanb ssiiern 2lbsnb unter
Woritb bes Germ Chris. Snhs lnb
NIT 9srrn zbomas aeiht ala Sstrss
Tar, bic resslmdbigs @srIammiuns
bss pbissn 9ereins iintt, IN tpeldsr
Der prGiibsnt bsridtste, bab Der 1cb
!pisber cine Glide tn bic Heiben Der
MitsIisbsr ssriHsn babe, inbsm 9srr
glnbreas Qieb, felt % Jnbresi Wlit.
sljtb unb Innst Sabre DlitsIieo bes
stranfentcmmiitees am Sonntda gts
itorben iei. Dds qlnbenien an ben
W.rforbenen. bsiitn 9siiattung buis
0prmitt1g itdttfinbst, ipurbe burh
GrbsbeH BON ben Sibsn gesbrt unb
dubtrbtm ipurbe Gin, aus ben 6errn
eugen Giisrt. zbos. leiGt unb gbris.
Gdds deficiencies Hommittee ernannt,
I'm gstignete WsiIeibsbsihIiifIe su fafs
fen, bic benz prptctolI b<iesfiigt ilnb
ben 5intsrbIitbsnen ubermittelt iptrs
ben follen. QIn asbn erfranfie Mitglits
Der gelnnsieH i'm gdnjen $3.50 dls
llHterjtiibuns CUR gtus5abluns. Cine
Mn5abI Tidsts, pelfs Der Wdfbingtbn
Qibutp Stub gu feintr an 8. Qlpril
lfditfinbenben DerloIiing iiberianbis.
lparben 0teepiiri, sberfo fpurbe Be-
fblofen, bab ii9 bic Mitslisber 10
5nblreih fpie E6elih an BEN Gdous
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-23
S3OO,OOO
Sna Der seitern peri.Orbene 9arbier
GHarles Geeo Binferlaiicn baben.

Gbarles Resb, Der feit bier5ig Sab
rem bic 8arbisrftrbe i'm Graub I5otel
bstrisbsn bat, 1T seitern 9ormittas
in ieiner WcbnlIng go. 941 9rano
2tpenue, prite 6ill, an ben 5olssn
zines Dor feds Doden erlittsneu linz
fails i'm Mltsr Don 73 Sabren aus
Dem aeben gei6ieben.
Der geriiorbene, tpeI9er Der proe
feffion eines BARRIERS felt msbr als
60 5dhren folsts, ioG elm @ermDgen
BON ettpa 100000 binisrlafen ba>
ben, bas ieinsr @ittfpe unb einem sins
sisen Sobns aufdIt. SIM altsr DON
iieben Sabren beripdiit fpurbe er DON
9ernanbien in peoria, 81. aufses
ncnmen unb er5ogen. S6cn IN
friibeiter Suseno betpies er ieinen
Sinn fit Spariamteii, inbsm er
Jriidte auf benz 5elbe fammelte, bic
IeIben unter ben Ra6barn ieiner
qlboptipeliern bertaufte uno bas er>
loite Gelb 3ufammenipdrte Bis er ses
mug beiiammen bate, nm cine Guam
iitdt Sbubneitel 5u taufn, bic CT
bann NIT Gapinn losi6lus. loisrmit
perriente er senug, lin bas Ynrbisrs
aeifdft gu erlsrneu, bas sr felt Der
3eit NIT srobsm GrfoIse betrieben
bat. Sier in Cincinnati bat er 5fpei
Gsnsrationsn als &unben sebabt,
barunter prdiibent 5abes, piele Ge@
nsrGle unb anbere berpprragenDe psrs
i0nlihteitsn, tpeltbe in friiberen Sab
rem Cincinnati beTu6t unb i'm Grunb
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