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These are some representative
aest HesuDncans nAose names are To-
tars,a hini ana prove that
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for the use of his department. This is a record unique in the annals of American politics, and is one of which MT. Osborn aud his legion of friends are justly proud.
 During his incumbeucy, Sec retary Osborn, by careful and efficient management, has saved seventeen thousand dollars of the funds appropriated for his department, and this splendid sum has been returned to the state treasury. In addition to this amount, by prompt and careful handling of state busi ness he has returned into the state treasury, oyer and above all the expenses of his office over seventy-six thousand dollars.
 Almost every resident of Ari- zona, at some time or another, has dealings with the office of the Secretary of State and the courtesy and prompt efficiency of that office has brought Secre tary Osborn the unanimous ap- proyal of the people having dealings with his department.
 It is a common charge that public officials spend every dol lar of the public funds they can lay in their hands upon. This of course is untrue in great many instances, but it is m es- tablished fact that public officers as a rule, are not as careful in the expenditure of public funds as they should be. Greater then, should be the credit due Sidney Osborn for running his depart ment on a little more than half the amount appropriated for it's use. It is a record thatcannot be equalled by any public servant in any state in the union.
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MUST WORK MINES.
Carranza Decree Threatens AnnuIment
 or TItIes.

The following in the latest mining decree as issued at Mex ico City last September:
 Art. 1St.-All mine owners are obliged to work their mines, un- der penalty of annulment of titles if work is stopped for more than two months consecutive or three months intermittent dur ing any one year.
 Art. .2nd.-Mine owners who may have just cause for stop ping work must obtain from the Secretary of Fomento cores bonding permit, which permit will only be granted when good and sufficient proof is presented lustifying the stoppage and un- der no. conditions whatever, may such permit be granted for longer term than three mouths unless, at the end of said term, the cause for Stoppage subSiSts in such form that the resump- tion of work be an impossibility in which case the permit may be extended for such time as may be strictly necessary.
 Art. 3rd.-The Secretary of Fomento, after hearing the in- tereSted parties, shall fix in each case of new mining concessions, or of old ones not yet being worked, the minimum number of miners that shall be employed 2 by owners in working the mines, taking into consideration the number of claims covered by each concession.
 Art. -4th. Mine owners who are or have been working their mines shall employ the same number of miners employed or that were e-+employed when work was stopped. But the Secretary of Fomento; after hearing the interested parties, may alter this number in accordance with the requirements of the proper work ing of the mine or mines.
 Art. 5th.-Upon declaring the annulment of mining claim the Secretary of Fomento shall inn mediately so notify the Secre- tary of State in order that the latter may decide whether said property is to be declared open to the public for relocation or held for exploitation by the Gov ernment. In the latter case an administrator shall be appointed for the purpose of continuing work on said property.
 Art. .6th.-The effects of this law shall be in force from the date of it's publication. Given in the City of Mexico, National Palace, on the 14th day of Sep tember, 1916. (Signed)
 VENUSTIANO CARRANZA.
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above named Defendant, Charles O; Foltz. asit existed on the 18th day O July. 1913, of in and to the above de scribed. real and personal estate and premises, to-wit:
 All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in. the town of Gro Blanco. County of Santa Cruz, State of Arizona, and more par ticularly described as follows, to wit:
 Commencing at point two hundred feet southerly from the house formerly owned by Mrs. Martin McNamara, and now owned by Jesus Redo ondo, then extending southerly frontage of three hundred and eighty feet on +he wester ly side of the present Gro Blanco wagon road; thence westerly two hundred fence three hundred and eighty feet; thence easterly to the place of begin ming, being the land now enclosed by fence. Such lot. and parcel of land is part of the south half of the southwest quarter of section twenty four, and the north half of the northwest quarter of Section twenty five, Township g South, Range 10 East. Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian. Together with all improvements thereon.
 And also all the furniture fixtures and fittings now being in upon or about the houses on the above mentioned property and described as follows, to wit: Piano; Piano seat; Range; Din- ing table; 6 Dining chairs; l Parlor table; Bedsteads and Bedding com plete; Bedroom tables; 6 Bedroom chars; 2 washstands; swing cots; 2 porch chairs; and all other personal estate, property and effects belonging to the mortgagoF and now in tEe main yelling house; Also 3 balances; fur mace; cyanide test plant and 2 crushers in the assay office.
 Or so much of said real and personal estate and premises as may be neces- sary to satisfy the said sum of SSS1 Is, with interest as aforesaid, costs of suit and all accruing costs
 Dated this 12th day of October. 1916.
 w. $. MCKNIGHT, 10 14 At. Sheriff of Santa Cruz County.
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NOTICE or SALE.

In the Superior Court of the State of
 Arizona, in and for the County of
 Santa Cruz.
 Alexander Rossi, Plaintiff, vs. Char les O. Foltz, Defendant.
 WHEREAS under the judg ment and decree made and rendered in the above entitled Court, in the above entitled action, on the 9th day of October, 1916, Rossi, recovered from the above named Defendant, Charles O. Foltz, the sum of Sz2I. 80, together with interest there on from October 9th, 1916, until pay n,ent at the rate of twelve per cent per annum, and also the sum of S144 36, together with interest thereon from said last mentioned date until payment at the rate Of six per cent. per annum, and also the sum of $15.0O taxed costs of suit, all of which sums aggregate in the whole the sum of $881. 16
 AND WHEREAS under and by virtue of said judgment and decree I am com manded, as such sheriff. to sell the real and personal estate and premises hereinafter described, or as much tbere- of as may be necessary, to satisfy the said judgment, interest, costs of suit and all sccruing costs.
 Now THEREFORE NOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN that I wilh as such sheriH, at the front door of the. County Court house in the town of NogaIes, in the County of Santa Cruz, on Saturday the 1lth day Of November. 1916, at twelve O clock noon, sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash, lawful money of the. United States, all the right, title and interest of the
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oseORNS UNIQUE RECORD.

To Sidney P. Osborn, present Secretary of State and candidate on the democratic ticket for re- election belongs distinction. that examination of the public records of many states shows is not shared by any other public official in the country, so far as can be learned. From the day he took office to the present time he has used but sixty per cent of the public funds appropriated
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The following in the latest mining decree as issued at Mex ico City last September:
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70 gsH ensabne in eresn Das .Gind mater sOissIaii..
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@rnnO.ieentiuImS .SppOtbefen.
gineinndtt, 8. april.
Heue Snpothefen.

uS -
2pbia q. SambIp on Rorppob Jm'
proDsb 9. II. 6. 60. $500.
Sol. aepis an SutsrnatiOnal Mil
ano 2umber So. $176.
2tmp u. SuOsnile an Winis 6
Sarpsr. $lo2o.
Cora u. genn al auid Miibbra'
nal 8. u. 60. $500.
Grant 9dnbrigan an Southsru
Sbip 8. IL. 8. 50. $500.
2lnne s. purIen an DO. $1,000.
Bernard 8. Web on ct. gernarf
6. II. 3. u. go. $4,000.
Grant 2anbrisan an @m. a.5eiis
$298.
aba a. groipn an gIsntpap 8. u
.. 60. $1,000.
5uiton surner on 2ibtrnl 6. II. ..
60. $50.
6bman Ga6s an Cosmopolitan 3.
II. g. 60. $4,000.
Warcus Msf6botpstp an Grani y.
Benton. $4,000.
0sna @isbsa an 6. g. GbatieOrtOn
$43o.
Wtinnis Dunbt an dragon .. u.
9. 60. Ro. 2. $500.
9etilste Sppotbeien.
minnis sopmiIsr on g. Rdibls.
$1,000.
9lIice Wl. geeler an MiIfOrb Scm.
glbg. go. $3.50.
GrneIi 6. Rinebart an DO. $2500.
Npra 6. RelIon on SatIep 5m'
propeb 3. u. 8. 60. $500.
apbia u. 5amblp an Deter wlt'
Gartbb, 1851.
2pretta sadion or q. O. gofinssr
II. u. $1,000.
9ieTslbe on ObiO goIlep 8. II. Q.
&c. $25O0.
Mprib 2(ltman on Soutbsrn Ohio
Gar. Bant 90. $4500.
Roberi 6. 5ugbes an Satlep .. u.
g. SO. $500.
gura q. genn an Quid Wiib'
bratpal 9. II. u. 60. $2475.
Wabel aeller an Soutbern Dbio
Gab. 81. 60. $500.
georse so. Sunter an Wm. S.gdr'
Der. $2500.
8. 5. goutrber an George %. Guns
ter. $500.
Ofpen 20. Grubb an Grant go'p'
lss. $500.
ghos. 5arbins an aibsrtp o. u. 9.
Co., $500.
aissie Sullibap an wA. SsaltbD
g. II. g. Co.. $500.
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SrHnb.ia.ntbums ilebertrasnuasn.
Gintinnnti 9 9[pri[,

gineinnGti, 8. Gpril.
Wdrp 6. MtGdrtbp an Selen 9.
Sslp, Cots 49 unb SO in Glart @il'
!iam's 6ubbipiiipu an Gilbert Gpe
(Steuer $6); $1,000.
Sbe Gullipan printing WortS
gpmpanp an SeIsn 9. SeeIn. Got AZ
unb She'll BON Got AZ in berielben
Gubbioiiion (St.uer $1D; $1,000.
Gpa M. Rite an gbas. s. 5. aola
Ter, elm Gtiid 3anb in Geftion 80 in
Delhi Spipnfbip (Steuer 50r); 81.
Wlarp u. 8uebee on Charles 2. 5.
RoIfer, Got II in grie Ri9arDion's
SuboipiiiOn in 0eIbi (Steusr $3.50;
$l.00.
9oan SO. geeIer an Sobn s. grap,
40 SUB on Der @eitIeite Der GeIta
alnenie; 81.
2aura 9. Mnnn an gba M.groipn,
She'll DON Cots SO unb 81 In SbIes
fpilb Spnbicate unierabtbsilung an
gleipton 2lpenue. (Steuer 49, 81.
8irDie 9olbmun an Gbarles W.
Goldman, unsetbeiltes Sntereifs In
Got 40 in Wlartba 6. Sumpbrep's llns
tepabtb. in MpoHins, ebenio Got 10
in Soiepb 6ouanoers llnterabtbeiluns,
ebenfo 9beil bon Cots 81, 62 unb SO
in Sarab 9. Wlc2earrs llnterabtbeis
lung on Jtorance Strabe. (Steuer
150.) 81.
Gbarles M. Goldman an Gfiber
RuiIo, 81 BEL 81 SUB an Der Defts
ieite bon Denman Strabe. (Steuer
50c.) 81.
Ulatbias 8odmueller an GliSabetb
auer, 25 Bel 100 syub an Der Sitieits
BON Sia Strube, gsrlannt Got 25, in
Senrb Miaer's llnterabtb. (Steuer
50c.) 81.
Rebetob 3. q. @Dbbarb on Mlbert
20. 5dpiparb, brei Sabre Geaie bonn
81. DECEMBER 1916 an auf So Jub on
Der Oitieite bon aenelm Mbe., 3306ub
n0rbli9 BON SoIelin Mpe., $500 banr
unb jGhrli9e Mistbe $178.07 nit Ga,
tcufsre@t far $356l40.
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Warb g. MeNoban an gsorae 30
WeMaban, Got Sc in gropns abbi.
tion in 2opelanb. (Sieuer 50c.) 81.
gIi5abetb Dannsr On Mifnsl uni
Sophia Danner, SO BEL 10 SUB an
Der Norbieiis BON Wintler Strabe,
(Steuer $1.) 81.
Sane H. SOpe on Dilliam W. Nrs
thur, Cots %, 80, 33 uno 81 in
Dbite &c Rob's 2lbbition in Mabifon-
bile. (Steuer 81 81.
Sennie u. Rob an Dillim W. Mrs
tbur, Cots 81 unb so in bsrisIben uns
ierabtbsilune. (Steuer 50c.) 81.
Die Groper 9apman Realtp 60. an
gsoree u. Smith, Got 10 in DaIes
pOoo llnterubtkiluus in ROripoOb.
$500.
Carrie 20. 6dmmer an 70. g. Sulss
bed, Elm Sabr geais, Dom l. Wdr3
1916 an auf bus Grunoitiid Ro. 2745
Horppob glpe. IN RorpooS. SGbrli9e
Wietbe 1926.
r. Jrant Qdorigan an William ".
5eiie, Got Al in 6. 6. $0optins pierier
llnterabtbeiIuHs in Rurpoob. (Steuer
SD 81.
Samuel Maper an Jrsberid :.
Mueller, Got lilo in gofiussr uno
Soptins 2. llnterabtbeilung in Nors
iuoob. (Stsuer S2.) $1,000.
Diaiam u. !6sHs an Jrant 2abris
gan, 505ub an Der Sitieite Don Riosss
nah 9lpe., 80 SUB iiiblih DON Mapls
glpe. in NOripoob. (5teusr $1.5o)
81.
Willis 6. 6drper an Gbaries Jupes
nile, 9beiI DON Cots 20 unb q in
15rant $. ainnep's llnterabt6siluna
an Wlari6rsit apenu.. (Steuer 50c.)
81.
Winis 6. Sarpsr on gmb u. Sus
penile, Got 397 in lnterabtkiluns u
in Oatlsp part. (Steuer 50c.) 81.
Soanna WAontbep an 9lltbur o..
Rantkn, Cots 115, 116 unb 1T iir
Slime &c Sarosbsr's unterabtbeilung
in q. Bernard. (Stsuer SD 81.
GbarIes M. GppIp, ereiutor, an
Bernard $. Web, sc Bel 252 SUB an
Der OfiIeiie bon 9il6ert 4pe. (Steuer
$3.) $4,000.
2ouis S6msrge II. u. an Die Sob
S6neioer 9repina Co., Elm Sabr
aeafe BON II. 4pril 1916 an auf ben
erIten Stod beg 9ebdubss on berSIbs
lpeiiede bon 8ubb unb Carr Strabe.
WpnatIihe Wietbe $35.
Gftber RuEo on Charles W. 9olbs
man. Sbsil BON Qots 81, 62 unb 63 in
Tlot 6 in Sarah 9. Wc2ean's llrs
terabtb. on Der Ode BON Genman uno
Slorence Sirabe. (Steuer 50c.) 81.
Gitb.r Ruiio an Gbdrles Tl. @olbs
man, Got 45 in Wartba 6. 9umpbs
rep's llntsrabib. in Wpomins. ebenfo
Got 10 in SnIepb SolasHbers llntsr'
ubtb (Steuer SD 81.
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Wldbden in elmer @eile befeftiat NOR
ben iparsn, bic sinsn sslsrntsn 3ims
msrmnnn befriebist babsn ipiirbe.
YSas bdbt ibr gut gemaft, aBer -
sebt bod einmaI ben Sammer Der,
elsie. 4u9 Der strampen fiBt lols.
Sas t0nnt ibr nibt."
Sic reihte @erbaro 9iiiing ben
6ammer obae 3iererei. quite feline
asutisIistsit iis i'm erIien 9lussnbIid
ftfrembet. 10 mar lie bod su iebr ges
ipobnt. Meni6en Dienfte gu lsiitsr,
mo- INNER cine @elssenbeit ba5u ibr
iih ssbpten, aIs baB iis in feinem Be
nebmeH ibr aeseniiber ettpas 2luffdlIis
aes bdtte erbIidsn t5nnen. 60 bantte
iie ibm MIR fir feline 5reuHblidteit,
tprbur6 er ibr ben 8es mad BEN
3immermann erfpart babe.
Na6 oiefer aipeiten 9esesnuns tpas
rem abermals Wohsn per9ansen, ubHe
tab 9erbarb Glste pieber seieben
bate. Snnn traf er sinmal nit ibr
am gingasa Der Stride 5uiummen.
Sic betraten slei65eitig bas Gottss.
baus. nu9bem lie ieirsn @rub erpis
bert. Gr re9ts = iie Iints. lie Iah
aud tpdbrenb beg @ottssbienites nidt
sin ein5isesmal 81 ibm biniibsr.
9erburb Billing ober tonrie an
bisiem Woreen teinsn Bid BON ibr
tuenbeH. gr mar sefpiB ni9t Der
Wunn. Der biefsn beiIissn Raum biird)
unbeilige WiinIde unb 9seierben 5u
entbeiIissn paste; GIsfes qnbIit
tonnte folfe ni9t in Inn eripsden.
NGbrenb Der prebisi bate iis ibre
gllesn uHperipanbt ouf ben paItor
aerittet unb mad berielben ouf has
@eiungbu9, 9sienttsn glides pers
Iieb lie bic airde.
Die arg bieie SbatIdde ibn pers
brofen, merfte er erit an Der Stims
muna, BON fueIter er ben ii6risen 9eif
bsS 5asss bsberri9t ipuros. Gr mar
seritreut, ipie feline Mutter bemertte,
inb tpnnberie unrubis bur9 eas
Saus unb ben 9drtsr. Gr bate
bier unb oa gu nerseIn, 10 bab Sie
ane6ts, ipelhe Elm berdrtises @ebabs
rem BEL ibrem 6errn nitt geiuObnt
paren, fraeten, iuns eigentIih NIT
bem gauern isi.
2anae tpnnte Elm Wlonn bon bem
Gbarattsr Gsrbdrb BILLINGS iiber bic
ipunbertaren 9efiibIe, ipelfe ii6 leis
ner bemd6tiet, uidt i'm urtf'lren bIsts
ben. sic bssliidten i'm ni9t. Der
Gebunie, pon elmer 9eioenidaft ers
griffsn gu isin, bic burhaus niht aes
eianst lpor, feline pIdne, bic er fir
feline 3utunft iib sure6tssIssi, 81 Ders
teunrubieten ibn nidt pes
Mig, uno er mar mad isnem Sonntdg,
on peIhsm er Glsfe anottnero In Der
Stride geieben, anfarg5 left entifIoi'
len sepeien, iid BON Gjeoanfen gu be-
frsien. bic poIltomnitn atpedlos iparsn.
Ginige Sdse binour9 mar ibm bic
Dur6fiibruna bisfer abfft nibt
fdper eridieneH, dber bann begeansts
er ibr pieber. Gr bate ouspsifsn
polleu, bod BOT Ti6 ibm tsins GsIss
gsnbeit bl5u. Sprad er sinmal Gin
puar @orts nit ibr, 70 fonnt. sr auh
jeBt niht i9tpsisenb poriibsrsehen.
gag bate ben 2tnfdein gebobt, als
ob er ii6 fiirdis. Or mar bod lpobl
Nannes ssnus, cine tb0ridts S4pd>
DE gu beripinbsr.
glur nod stpsi., brsinale iraf Ser
barb i'm aaufe beg Spmmsrs NIT
glste suiammsn. Gr bate iis nipt
1eiu6t unb iie mar ibm Dieueiht ois'
letpifen. Ssin genebmen ihr gesen'
iiber beruria9te ibr Elm unbebasli6ss
Sefiibl. befien fis iia ni9t ertpe6rsn
lonnte.
(5Ortfssuns folst.)
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@ertbeibigerbIltbe.

rgebenfen Gle, nleine Serren @e.
idapprenen, bab Ge 9ede, mad, Der
iih Der alngefIagte ftreden ulubtc,
I'M @rin6e HIob oas $ungerhid) par,
mi beiien Btano er iabreIana pergcb.
fi@ gelagt bctl*
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30 a nael on 8epeis.

2lngetIaster (oor Dem @eridtsass
bdube, reiignirD: rSreigeiprOden
Bel bieiem Sunbetpettsr!!"
Greunb: .6aft Su benn fein 0ee
itdnbniB abgelegt9A
ansetlaster: rRatiirli6; aber bic
3eugen tebIten - i9 tOnnts uiats Bee
meifea!1
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Der aartoffeIflob, ben
man namentli6 in 5biirinsen bor5iigs
Ii9 Su3ubereiten oeritebt, iommt jebt
nit Redt tpieoer mebr su GbreH. 0tr
peritorbene bumorseiegnete S4riTt,
itelIer Seinri6 Geibel (bem su Gbren
man in bsm fpeItIifen 8ororts Bsrs
Inns cine biibIde Strabe benannt bai)
ei3dblte an sinem BerIiner Stumms
iiid ,nah tem 2eben", tpie einmat Elm
beutI9er 9lrSt (osr e6enfaqs 9biisin.
ger mari in glfrifd einen fdper sts
trantien aanbsmann nit Gartofs
feltlDben ssbeiIt bat: saeinss Der in
ber Stationsdpptbete porbanbenen
Tlittsl ipollie bsIftn. Da sing Der
ar3t su bsm asitsr Der bort onsefieas
ten guropder, Der ben tii4tissn
aonbsmann i6on uufgsgcben battle,
unb fproh III bem: .Gans einfdfs
Diagnoie. Der Wlann bat 5eimipeb.
Der Uidnn III 5biirinser. Sinb aars
tpffeln am Ortg" glun tonnie bisfe
s5raae aliidli6erpeiIe beiabt iperben.
ba sur 2lusfoat 80 Otter aus europa
dnsetommen ipdreH. Wlau bsgann
NIT benz G6dlsn Der acrtoHsln.
Gdcn .aIs bas tditmdbiae plumpien
Der fsrtisgeidGlisn anolIenfrii4te In
bem aiiheneim.r bSrbor iparb, mar 5u
febens ipie fih Die Obren beg bisb.r
ppIlifdnbis npatlif6 bali.ssnbsn
aronten ipibien. gleih benen zines
g&IaatroiIss, bas ben alans Der
arisastrompsis Dsrnimmt. Run.
ME 1T Sbnsn2" fragte Der arst.
.Gonberbar, b06it fpnberbor!' ipra9
Der aranfe. mir III. dls trdumts
i9. als mars Coming mittag nnS
id, All SauIe BEL meiner Wsrttsr In
Slmennii.. 9orber bate Der grs
ih0pFte fort rnD fort INNER gciam'
inert, es sebe fdon NIT ibm su ense.
Gin ,penia @eibbrct mar porhdnben.
Der glrst fprmte fslber fir ben aruns
len funfteeredt bic itnitIidxn aI0be.
Die Ghiiifsl NIT ben aI6ben fDdrb
ror ibn binssisbt. man ifcpfe eta
aiiIen hfnter ieinsn Riiden unt - ber
Sbiiringtr per5sbrte eff befmatbIiGe
Rdricffelfl5Bt, f6Iisf bdrn "a Siuns
bsn, Gx iDar ssrsttek
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Sabre 1896 bieIten oie Sdiisen BON
sIrbon iDr sSreiidieBen aiii Dem Gis
nb. Sn oen eriten Soeen oes Saniiar
1880 Bat iib niib Die ihnirige ge.
gebcnbeit Sugetrngen, Die benz Sf)ipa.
ben Stipnb ben Stoff fir feline gaI.
laoe: Ser aeiter niii oem gooen.
fee" gab. Canals fonnte man mii
Dem gee fpie aiIf Der Stuttaarter SO.
|nigitrabe ipa5ieren geben. 1880 iflob
iid) Der See bis mif einiae peiliae
SteIIen i'm W2itteIbeden nit elmer 8
bis 30 3cntimeter oiden Gisoede.
Bel 5risbrifsbdfsn un6 anb.rer
StdotIein ipuroen aiti bem gisgSirib.
idnfts5eIte niifgeffIaeeu. ailsseIaiie.
ne 5eite sefeiert, Mluiif ouoeIte uno
ole guben imo WaoeI tnn5ten nnf
Dem in @nhrbeit ipiegelglaiteir 1on5.
boben. Sod uur ielten perrnag Der
,sroit ben See 10 gang IN SeiIeln su
ihlngen. Ser 63 0uaorntfiIometer
faiienbe llnieriee, ia Den fam man
ole meiiten @inter 3ueeiroren fiuoen,
aber nift ben itnrf AIS Guaorntfi.
Ioneter iniienoen Sberiee N
Ger @iitter lit alio meiit 5iemlid
niIo anpSee. gIber trobbem, oerg9in.
teriportler, mag er alif Ole Sdnee-
idube, ben 0npoier, ben Bob ODER
Die SfIittihube idiporen, miro I'M
@iter, ipenn oieier MIR einigermoben
Gbarafter bat oiii Dem See, on ben
geItaoen oes Sees imb in ieiner uG.
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burg. Gabensburg, aonitan3, @re.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-10

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ren2 Sbr 2eiben mar bpitsriid, unb
nur elm itarter Wille fonnte lie pon
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-12-07
To Open Hospital
In This City

One Of the best things that ever
happened to River Falls is going to
happen now, and every citizen who
has the best interests of the, city at
heart, will rejoice over the news
that River Fall is to have a hospital
The Misses Milander of Mann Val
ley have leased the Farnsworth home
on the West Side and are equipping
it as fast as possible. These ladies
need no introduction to the people
of River Falls, for they have grown
up in our midst. They are well
equipped for making this venture
the success they hope for. Both are
graduate nurses and have added tc
this several years of practical nurs-
ing. The hospital will fill a long-felt
want, and all should cooperate tc
insure its successful establishment