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Denver labor bulletin., 1916-09-09

public believe that somewhere in exist
ence is pletoric slush fund, that men
and newspapers and organizations are
being bought, made creatures without
conscience because they oppose the meas
ure. Such charges are made too often
against those who oppose the schemes of
the Denver paper to be dignified with
denial.
And the figures quoted are answer,
also, to the claim of the proposed laws
hackers that the petitions were signed
by the farmers of the state, who almost
fell over themselves in their eagerness
to be saved from starvation and want by
the Denver Post and its weekly organ.
They prove the city dweller was appealed
to when the thinking farmers refused
support.
government lands in Colorado. Thou
sands of small farmers with few head
of livestock are making both ends meet
by utilizing those lands for grazing.
believe it good business to deprive them
OF that privilegeY That is what will
happen to them should the so-called
herd law you are being asked to cast
your ballot for in November, go on the
statute books A careful study of the
proposed laws provisions will reveal to
you that those lands no longer will be
available to any but those sufficiently
affluent to hire help to tend their stock.
How many struggling newcomers on
Colorado's cheap lands are SO affluent? :?
The government will not fence its lands.
Even if it would it is estimated it would
cost $25,O00,OOO to fence those in this
state.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-09-09
BUILDING ACTIVITY DURING AUG.
Denver Establishes New High Record in
Value of Permits Issued.

Building activity in Denver during
August passed the $250,OOO mark in va.
lue of permits issued, and set a new
record for midsummer construction The
total of the trmits issued by the city
building department amounts to $26I,-
$50, as against $l79,s,O for August, 1915,
an increase of $S2,l40
This brings the total increase in build
ing operations for the first eight months
in 1916, over a similar period last year,
to $944,02O. This years permit, to date
amount to s2,765, $3.50, as against 81 ,s21,-
$40 for the corresponding period of 1915.
Included in the activities for August
was the building of twenty-one resi-
dences, forty seven garages, a church and
a business block costing 100000.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-09-09
SALVATION LAss1E,s WIT.

The following amusing incident was
witnessed the other day at a London
railway terminal. A Salvation Army
Iassie was selling "The War Cry" at the
windows of the trims. Tn one of the
compartments were number Of "knuts"
and one of them, thinking to have some
fun Mt the expense of the sister, asked
her if she would offer up n word of
prayer for him.
Rising to the occasion, the sister put
her hand on his head and, to the amuse-
ment of those within hearing distance,
replied:
40 Lord, make this young mans heart
as soft as his Tit Bite.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-09-09

Try Principe de Lees cigar for an
after dinner smoke. Union made.-Adv.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-09-09
STONE FOR NEW LABOR TEMPLE.

Corner stone of the new Labor Temple
at Bakersfield was laid with appropriate
ceremonies on Labor Day. The address,
es for the occasion were delivered by j.
b. Dale, organizer of the State Fedora
tion of Labor, and Within w. Harris,
assemblyman and editor of the Bakers
field Union Labor Journal. A rodeo also
took place on the same date, making the
celebration long to be remembered by
the unions in that thriving and prosper
GUS California city.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-09-09
REAL PERIL IS WITHIN NATION

Preparedness which begins and ends
with increasing our military and naval
strength is nothing but militarism. True
preparedness involves economic, social
and industrial changes" said Benjamin
Marsh, executive secretary of the com
mittee on real preparedness. 1--WE do
not oppose adequate national defense;
we are not pacifists. But we refuse to
be stampeded into what we believe to
be militarism by men who want big arm
aments because they can make money
out of them. The real danger comes
from within-from forces which oppose
social justice, which defend and promote
monopolies that operate against public
welfare. Low wages, child labor, land
monopoly and unjust taxation are
Americas enemies. tt is these things
that we must fight against"
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-09-09

When Volney 7. Hoggatt, one time
register of the state land board, father
now OF the so-called "herd law" that has
been denounced by the farmers and bus
mess organizations of the state as
threatening the agricultural life of Colo
RADIO, was a candidate for commissioner
of property of Denver, after he had failed
OF reappointment to his land office
sinecure, the foregoing characterization
of him was given by the Civic League
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-09-09
MARTIN HERBERT
KENNEDY

The Rocky Mountain Herald, one OF
the Oldest and most conservative news
papers in Colorado, says:
Popular Republican candidate for At
torney General is rapidly forging to the
front for the Primary Election Septem-
ber ~, 1916. His clean record, ability
and splendid qualifications make him
formidable candidate in the race.
He is a graduate OF Stanford Univer-
sity, and studied law at the Harvard Law
School and the Law School of France;
has been engaged in the successful prac-
tice of the legal profession in Denver
since 1900. He is the son of S. S. Ken
nedy, Colorado pioneer, lS70-l9l5, the
flour milling and mining man. He was
also president of the Denver Sch ool
Board for several years"
Resided in Colorady forty years.
Mr.. Kennedy has always been Re-
publican, and he is not a politician; he
assures the citizens of the state that If
he is elected he will avail himself of the
ablest specialists in the law at the Colo
rado bar to assist him in the states
legal matters, and that he will conduct
the office in a manner that will result
in the highest degree Of efficiency.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-09-09

Try Principe de Lees cigar for an
after-dinner smoke. Union made.-Adv.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-09-09
THE GIRVIN FURNITURE
AND AUCTION co.
1441-1455 WELTON STREE,

Heating stoves; coal and gas ranges;
kitchen cabinets; new and slightly used
for home or office retailed at most rea-
sonablc prices in Denver. Cash or credit.
Your old furniture bought for cash or
taken in exchange. Bargains in upright
pianos.
AUCTION SALES DAILY, 2 P. M.
PHONE MAIN 3667.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-09-09
THE WARD AUCTION CO.
1723-3o Glenarm St

We retail all of our new furniture,
rugs, carpets, linoleum, stoves, dishes,
etc, at prices others ask for second hand
We specialize in roll and flat top desks,
filing devices and swivel chairs. Terms
if desired. Auction sale daily at p. m
c. I. Ward, president and manager.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-09-09

Send The Bulletin to distant friends.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-09-09

You will never miss a train II YOU
carry one of O'Keefe's watches. 1927 Tif-
teenth street.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-09-09
A COUNTRY TO BE WORTH
FIGHTING FOR MUST BE.
WORTH LIVING IN

DEVELOP AMERICA by means of fostering
home owning citizenship nations best resource
in the upbuildng of right for might.
PROMPT, peaceful and permanent means for
justly settling all disputes between Capital and
Labor without injury to either.
FEDERAL Constitutional Amendment for Wo-
mans Suffrage and Prohibition.
THORO preparedness. as our strongest preven-
ton of and defense against war.
ENFORCE respect for and protection of our Flag.
Citizens, Industries and our Commerce.
on land and sea, at home aud abroad
EFFICIENCY and Economy in our Republican
form of government.
IN COLORADO, against the Beer Amendment
and for Prohibition.
I the JAMES H. BROWN who the first elective
City Attorney of Denver 1851 and for two
ticaly all the Ctys suits SAVING HER CITIZENS SEVERAL
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
one who in Colorado's Eighth General Assembly,
led the fight in the House, forced the of the Austria
liam Ballot law the Salary Law, substituting salaries previous
incomes received by the County Officers other
Republican measures.
Have always kept every promise people
made, while acting for them.
My family in since My father Henry
c. Brown
Built the Brown Palace Hotel
Donated the occupied by present Capitol
Building
for mile and donated Broadway Denver's
first and only iOofoot wide street.
Was of the first contributors to your
Public Library, etc
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9beure 8efanntid)aft.
Staotpater J. !. @rai BON enSlOlu
onrd) cine Heiiebefaantidaft
nm $3.50 gepreat.

Cine tbeure gefannti1oit madte
i'm porisen CONNER Der Stabtpater s.
8. graf bon aublOip, ap. Gr lernts
bort einen Iiebenspiirbigen iuusen
Monn Ramens Garscnt Bruce Pss
,ipea tsnnen unb lub ben iuusen Wann
elm, falls iein gDeg i'm na3 Gincin'
natl fiibren iOllts, ibn in 2ublop gu
beiufen. 9orise Wode tnu6te Nss
ipeG ploBIi9 bier auf unb irattete nas
iiirIid, Der an ibn ergaHssnsn einlas
buns entipr.4enb, Ssrrn Graf einen
geiu6 ab. Or purbe ielbitrebenb berg
lid pilliommsn sebelBen unb bic alte
Greunbibufi tpurbs erusuert. SHliebs
lid tam Hssa nit eirem tleinsH 4ns
liegen beraus. Die Banter ipareH
xr.its sei4lpiisn unb iein gaarssIo
mar ausgegangen, aber bafiir bate er
nod sinen Gbsf iber $3.50 auf bic
Jarmers Siate gant in 6apmpnb,
Minn., ben er germ. seips@ielt ba6eu
fpoIlts. 5err Graf bate natiirli6 ni6t
10 piel guarseib in Der 9afde, absr
er fiihrte ben Jreunb aug Wai9isun
5u einsm auten gefannien, Der ii9
uui bic gursi6aft Graf's bin Iofort
Sa5u ueriianb, ben Gbed ein5uipe4feln.
Hetpell feBte bann feline Rsiie fort
unb s.itern tam nun Der gbed NIT bent
omiHOieu @ermert 81. g." suriid unS
5err 9raf mubte ben gefddftsfreunS
i4ablOs balten. SEPT mDdie er ssrns
Serrn RetpeG ipisSer isbsn unb srs
tpirtte seitern prompt einen 5oftbefebl
unter oet gnilose Der Gdlihuns ges
gen ben 0erl1punbenen.
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Der gtabtratb
gor6reitenbe sdritte fir bic Grncn.
mans Der Gin RIamnins Gom.
miiiiOn.
SeiuiaignnesOrbInun5 fiir bas srite
SalbjaBr aHsenommen.

Der Stabtratb BAT in isiner seftri.
gen Sibung bic oor6ereitenben Sdrits
te fir bic Grnennuna elmer Gitpplans
mig Gommifion gst6an. Stabtratbsz
mitglieo Wh6usl Ululen reidte eins
Sroinan5 elm, psl6e bic Grnsnnung
einer berartigen aug iieben Ulitalies
bern beiiebenben SommiiTion poriie6t
nit Der 8eitimmung, oab brei oieIer
Mitglieber Der giirsermeiiter, Der Qrs
beitsbirettor uno Der prGiibent Der
partfpmmiiiion isin Iolen. Die Srs
bindn5 ipuroe on oas neugeI6affene
aommitiee fir GitB planning pertpies
fen. bas am Jrsitag 9Ormittag UNI
5ebn 1lbr in Der Gng.lsseubeit cine
6ffsntlide Sisung ab6alten piro.
Oas aommittse isbt ii4 aus ben fol.
geuben Stdbtratbsmitslisbern 3ifams
men: Seiis Mt9OnalD, s. Bauer,
Gliff Mdrtin. ). Is. Saneiber uno
Graneis So. 5oooer.
Gtrner tpurbsn aud, gelbmittel fir
bieie &ommiFiou 6etpiligt. Sn Der
getpilligunssoroinan5 fir bas srfts
Salbjabr, bic auf Gmpfebluns bss
fyindn3fommittess CUR 2lnnahme ges
langte, bate bas Aummittee nGmli6
cine 0erdnoerur5 oorgenpmmen. Die
fir bas 9ureau oss Staotingenieurs
ausseiebt sepeien. Sunme puros I'M
$1,000 sefiirst uHo oisier 9etrag purs
be fir bic llntOitsn Der plannins
gommifion ausgsporien. urfpriinss
lid mar seplant gepsien, Der Soms
million $1,000 5ur 9erfiisuns 5u itsls
len, dber burd sin 9srisbsn mar bieic
9eipilIiguns nitt gsmadt rpprben uno
inTolss Der GinlH3tlemme Der Staot
Dirb bic aommifiiou iia nit $4,000
besniisen miiffen.
Die neutrality-suspicious. iiebt
8epilIigungen i'm 8etrage Don
50, 1924, ,662.10 fir bic Dsrfhieoen.n
3tpeiae Der StaotOsrpaltune fiir bas
srite 5albjabr 1916 Dor.
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sgesen iiir bic Ztabt.
Nan rednet amf 125 aonSentiOusn
nit 5000 Seindern unS einer
slnsgabe uon eiurr Rilliun.

Die Dor 5ipei esafren bon Der San.
oeIsfaurmer eHergiib in sngriff &c.
noiulnele aanLpagne, um Cincinnati
ais Seonpeiittonsitnbt an 0ie Jront
5u brillgen, bot quite 5riidte setra.
gen. SIM Sabre 1915 baben 105
gereimslntgen bel uns ibre 3uTaHr
mentiinie gebabt uno fir 1916 rcdy-
net man auf % aoupeiltionen, no,
pon IGit geridJt bes Serrn Sbon1as
Gliinlm bon Der BllblBitats. nno
MISUNDERSTANDING Der Sanoels.
fanrner 60 Gereits felt geiifert iinS.
es miro alti einen Jremoenbeiu6
ron 10000 gerehnet, Die ii9 i'm
gurd)idpnitt orei Gage in imiercr
Staot airfboItgr, @ei elmer sIussabe
bon Sc per 5ag biirften bic Serr.
id,uiten cine rlnlSe Wsillion bierloi.
len. Sie $500, 600, frpIdc Dor 5pei
Sabreu fir Sicie 3pede aufgebraf)t
murSen, babeH iit in Or Sbut gut
persinit.
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6ofemtlib bilft's.
Srat9 Socieh) iast, slmerifaner ica'
ten iid) nidJt ben Sdriffen Der
straightforward anuer'
traueu.

Der bieiige 3peig Der 9rutb Gocte
etp fat geitern bur4 ieinen prdiiben'
ten 5errn Colon S6ott bic gunbess
fenatorsn Trant Sit4cOd, gBm. 5.
Stone, Wm. Is. 8ora3 unb Spt'
Smitt telegrapbiih aufgerorbert.
9lmeritansr Su DerunlaiIen, auf Rei'
Ten bur6 bic &rieas3one fi6 ni6t ben
SGiffen Der trisgfiibrenben gtdtiOner
an5urertraurn. Die 9epcI6e fat fol-
genoen Wortldut:
Der Gintinnatier 53fpeig Der 2lmes
rican srutb Spcietb eriu6t Sic
bringlifft, ale Sbnen 3u Gebute Ites
benren Mittst an5uipenbsn, um &nes
ritaner gu beranlaiIen, nidt auf
S6iffen Der triegfiibrenben 2Gnber
bur9 bic &rieas3one gu reiTen. Nir
9sben BON benz Stanbpunft aus, baB
lobale Qmsritaner ni6ts hun iolten,
mas uns in bic austdnDii9sn Ser
tpidelungen binein5iebeu tonnte, uno
quite giirger iiber6aupt 5u6aus bleie
ben iollten.
Gincinndtier 3peig Der
4mericdn 5rutG Societp,
Colon S6ctt, YrdIibent.
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gterblicbfeitsberidbt.

yaorp 6amiItou, 60, 2411 Boone
Str, 3rebs
Sptn SOneS, 70. 422 SO. 8. Str,
lSorniGurepergiftung.
@ompuo @olter, 30, Gourt INN
Mpuno Ctr. 5ubertuIoIe.
Sarrp Yuine, so, 243 g9. U(tDhl4
Ian Str, 2eberperbdrtrus.
Gliiabet6 5urner, 60, 3. unb qile
Str, 3uderrubr.
@iaiam Snnber, 81, burlington
9otel, Ser5lei0eu.
glntou S6peiBer, "a, 1897 Ns'ta
ippoO 9tps.. 9uroeneut3iinOuna
Catherine !0otel, 70, 443 Baud
Str, 9shtrnI9ldo,
GIsba 9abl, 4, 3013 @Obopn Str,
9rippe.
gli6arb Rarfban, "a, 202 Greens
bale 9lDe., glrterierOertd!lung.
Sobu Sueb, 40, 1909 Cooper Str.,
Suqueit in Sd)pebe.
Siduc 6utborr 50, StGottites
g(rmenbdus, GjebirnItldg.
Spbn Scoles, l, 1854 5enner Stt.s
Dipbtberitis.
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0inseitarst
SIT Elm S6eil SeS Grbreifs aui benz
Sunt Strane Spielplat.

Gin tleiner sbeil bes 5unt stpabs
SpItIpIabss iit .iHgeitiirat. auf elmer
Strsts pon etfpa a4t Sub, serabe in
Der glitte bes Spi.lpluses, bat bas
erbrei5 plSblid Hn4sessben unb To-
nett bis i,Bt trmitt,li iperb,n .onnte,
tit bic iomit entitanbene DEFINING
stipa 80 sJuB tief.
Der Ginitur5 iuurbe o6ne Jras.
onr4 ben alten Deer Greet 5mnsl
perurfa6t, obiaon BEL Der @nIase bss
Spislplabss Grorsi4 in Der 6Sbe BON
DierSig SUP iiber bsm alien Tunnel
diifsei&iiitst purbe. Stabtinssnsur
arua bat bi. llmsegeub Der 9ru9itsa:
einfriebi5sn IaiIen anb ipirb cine ses
naue unteriuaung anftelen, um
cine @ieoerpoluns inmSsli3 ,u mas
den.
Der aIte Deer Greet 5unnel, Der
Dor mnsen Sabren fir cine Gifenbohn
gebaut, ieoph ME benust purbe, srs
langte in ipdtersr 3sit cine art trauris
ger 9eriibmtb.it, dls Der berii9tiste
Deer Greet Sang in bem 60bIsnsans
fein 0srited gu bdben pflests.
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Spfer Der sslammen.
Sran Hoie Nga5ollo erleioet OnrdJ
eincI nnslhflideu 3Ifaa tOOt'
lide grauoipunbeu.

Sm itGbtiI9tn 5OIpitu[ ringt sss
geHlDdrtis bic 81 Sabre alte 5ruu
ROis alsa5oGo nit bem Sobe. Sic
lisgt in abiOlut boffnunssIoiem GU
itanb an 9ranbpunbsn Ddrnieber,
bic i. ssitsrn 8Ormittag in t1rsr
Wobnuns i'm Sauie SO. 1928 Gutter
Strabe bur6 eineH ungliidieligen gu
fol bappnsetrasen bate.
5rau 4ga3ollo mar eirsm Sfen gu
nabe getommsn, nobel ibr &IeiD in
Brano ssretben mar. Sn benz ,Simmer
b.faubeu ii6 5ur 3eit bic fiinf Sinber
Der Jrau i'm aIltsr Dpn iieben Wonaz
ten bis adt Sabrsn uuO bic 6eioen
alt.itH TlGb6en, bic att Sabre ate
Mars unb bic feds Sabre alte SOu
riiiteten fi6 seraoe fir ben SauIrueg,
ndhr.nb bic iibrigen &inosr nod in
ibren geiten lageH.
lin nun tbre ainber ni9t aud gu
aefdbrben, osrlieB 5ruu alga3olO pas
SImmer, obIton tbr Sleto bereIts
Iihterlob brannte, bas iebr tleine
3immer uuberorOentlid tunsiam uno
als +. idIisblia ben !Sof errei6te,
slih lie elmer tpaHbelnben 5euerIdule.
auf bic SiIferufe Der ainbsr mar Der
poli3iit WeSbane berbsiseeiIt, Der
Iofurt isineu llsbersieber aus3ug uuo
bic Jrau in bas aleiOunssitiid elm
biiate. gs ssIung ibm audi nah IGns
aeren geRtiibnngen, nobel er f4mer5s
bafte 8rdnbipunben on ben 9dHben
babontrus, bic 5lammeu gu sritideH
unb bic beouusrnspert9s 5rau ipurbe
mad bsm ftGbtii6en Soipital ges
bra9t, tpo bic 9lsr5ts i1ren 3uituno
iiir abioIut boffnuusslps ertIdrten.
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llnterrid)ts. .Gnseisen.
I'm ber
W II iifs
Saae.

men: GIifa6stb Sanber, gaulina
Scarlett, QnRa Siepering, paulina
Siebern, 9nna S6aB, 2lnna S6lens
osrmann, &uguita S6rDbsr, Barbara
S4r0oer, Marid S6pier unb Waria
). S6pier.
Der Srauenperein ber Refprmirs
ten Solemsgsmetnbe (Garl ). 5epl,
Pfr) Deriummslt iid ON Dpnneritdg,
6. Sanitur 1916, aur regelmGbigeR
monutli9en Sisuns. 9as aommittse
fir Grfrii4unsen beite6t aus ben DID,
men Waria 2iibemann, 2Ouiie Daum,
Inna Jriiauff uno gutbarina Wals
ter. 4
- NG3ften 9onnsrItas, 6. Snn4
perfammelt lid Der Sruusnoerein/ II
Gp. prot. Wlattbdus 9smsinbe 5uz
itor s. SO. gertam) Nudmittass 21
llbr. Die nsugstpdblten 8eomten tperz
ben inItullirt. JoIgenbe 9amsn biensH
am Saffee aommittee: gmma Sils
eemdnn, &atie 6eisrboff, gbriitine
!6erbins, 0ilbelHiue Siunemaun,
Sopbie Sebrt unb gbarlotte Sang
born.
- 6eute, Rttttpp9, bGlt Der Sde
merOerein Der Oeuti9sn ct. Sobuns
nes 9emeinbe (Pfarrer !6uso q.
GiIenlobr) feline regelmdbiqe Sib=
uns ab. Don 8 ubr IuhmittasS
an finbst Johann bas 8affestrdnSden
itatt, pel6es DON fplgenoeu Oomen
drrangirt pirb: ben 1rauen 6. Seine,
S6tpier, Seud, Giienlobr, Wsioner,
0eteba6, Dole, gerne, 8erninsbaus,
gpt, Gramsr, arus, Sdneioler. s.
geBbolb, G.S. gesbolo. SoImsr, Sens
ger unb Jrls. g. @asner uno 8.
Saebnle. Sin rstt 5ubIrei6er geiu9
pirb srtpartet unb fir ale tptro Der
Gid geoedt iein.
- Der sSrduenpersin Der ct. Nars
tus air3e (Garl ). 8. S9mibt,
Gfdrrer) bat am Spunsritaa &dfs
TeetrGn36en, gegeben BON foIgeuben
Dumen: Sdlie 2lpel, Sobanna Gls
bre6t, emma 2tIbert, pduline Ims
brofius, glnnd 9lder, aouiie glome,
Spp6ia grintman, GliIa griRtmuHn,
Sulie grsmsr unb Margarst5e 9eu'
Der.
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aaiiestr

- Ter Srnuennerein Der GOon1.
groteit. gbilippus airde, @fe Mace
Strobe luo YscDtiden glpeuc (Sa-
itor Or. 3. 8. Dorm peroritaItet
Gomeritag, 6. Saiuiar, einen naui.
fee" 81 peld,en iolqeuoes aoumtittee
aufs ber5lidfte einIaoet: Ntogoalena
SaIoalf, Ioia Snsler, aatborinl
gaper, gma 9enoer, Saura Bern.
burot, GIiiubctb 9urteIs, auroIine
gses, 9lmelia 8uotc. emma 9pIliil.
ar, slatharina @riiitle. Sophie
Serinfmann, Gliabetb 9ol3cr, &ilIp
gieiad, Srieoa guain9er, Gina
9eper.
= Der 5rauenperein Der 0rittsn
DeutIden prot. airbe an Dalnut,
nabe 9. Strabe CPaiipr 8. Sdfner).
bdlt mprsen 9ahmittas I'm 2 llbr
feline eriit @eriammlurg i'm heuen
Jabr ,perbnnpen nit Saffeetrdnshen.
Die @eranifalterinnen, tpelfe freurbz
Iidft basu eiulupsu, iiub fOIgenpe Va
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ter bon Senrp @. aerfboff, geriona
| lien $170O.
2eiter .. 9ipnn lit MadLaBberipdl
ter BON Ben. @uans, Perionaliei
$4,000.
Casper 8, edIotmm 1T SeIta
nlertsnoIlitrefer bon gIBabetI
Sdnirrirg, 9eriouaIien $500
@runoeigentbirm $500.
slngiiit GBIinger lit 9adlabber
ipalter BON Sarab ginble, Berione
len $500, @runbeigentbiim $4,000
Gllu g. De gaar lit 9eitame1rts
pollitredcrin BON Geo. gg. 9e Dlar
@rluoeigentbum $1,000.
aarI $. GnbspeIl lit Ha6labrer
ipalter BON Bbillip 8. 8oe05el
@rIrOeigentbun $1400.
ssba sSabitde lit TaflaBberlpolte
rim pon 2oiiiie aismann, 9erionaliei
$1221.
Geo. g. 9ofboeier lit RahlaBbe-
naltcr bon Sio5ie Wodboefer, TerIo
ralien $3.50, @ritn6eigeutbiun So,
500.
2ena 9esih lit 91atlaBDenpaItc
rim non Saiharo giesidl perionaIier
$1,000.
Otto g. @eier lit gaadIaBperrpaI
Ter pon 9oltiie u. Geier, gerionaIiel
$1,000.
Cigar 9ettman itn6 Senrp @dlf
9e.fmnir tpuroen on Stelle ibrer Der
itorbenen Wliltter aIs 9eitmnentsboa
itreder bon gernarb gettmann CT
nmnnt. Herionalieu $150,000 @leih'
seitig iilto iie 1eitameut50olitref
ibrer Wfiltter Diatiloe 9ettmnu; ger
ioralien $350,000.
Barbara Sobr nt 9iaflabperiual.
term BON Senrp o. @. 2obr, geriO.
nalien $500.
8erihie6enes.
sli,eliit ana6 flagte cine aontrnft'
ior0errtg iiber $500 gegen patrid
Sullipan ein.
gie alftipa oes fallirten aoroito'
reibeiisers 2oiiis GdJudJat iin6 aui
St741.S5 abgeidldst iuoroen, nab,
reno Die 8erbin0lifteiten ii6 OH
S2937 90 belnltfeiI.
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gourtlauo Ctr, anabe.
Clarence uHO Wlur9arst 9empe,
1721 gins Ctr, ana6e.
Senrp unb Dora Sdnittter, $40
20. Rcgiden aDs., Wldpbsn.
stlbert unb Wlarp 9ir4ner, 1915
9ursopne Str, gtdo6en.
gbriii. unb Barbara 9u4er, 653
Ribble Rpab, Umbden.
Gottfrieb uub Glifu6et6 Nau, 2503
Spring Grope g(pe., anabe.
Sobn unb Goa 9oo5er, 626 Oit 6.
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Gbarles uno 9llma 2p6niB, 1042
Glart Ctr, WGoheu.
Srsb. unO Sednetts Reuter, 1215
CHM Ctr, MGo6en.
SamueI uno Goitb Saplor, $3.50
ct. glmo 9lps., Mdodcn.
Geprss uuo Rora Stiens, 900
Barr CTR, anabe.
Greoerid unb Mdrp 8islsfeIo, e63
Wartin Ctr, &rabe.
gaIentin unb Morgaret Rietb, 248
5tstion Ctr, WtGohen.
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