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Mt. Zion

John A. Graham. wife and son went
to Morgantown last Saturday to CON
suit an eye specialist
Charles Johns has some attraction
at Albright
M. s., Johns brought home last week
thorough Hereford male. Mr..
Johns believes in raising good stock
We Will likely have a wedding to re
port soon.
NJ. $. Johns and w. Q. Sherman
have returned home from few days
trip in Ohio and Pennsylvania
Albert Forman is teaching school at
Mt, Zion this year,
Mrs. Grace Bayles and family expect
to move to Morgantown soon.
Mrs. II. K Peaslee and children were
calling on j. r. Johns recently.
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Twilight

j. +. Hawley and wife returned
home from Gypsy last week. where
they had been visiting relatives for
several days.
Pearl Moose of Bowlesburg. was
Kanes Creek visitor last week.
Miss Gail Erwin of Klngwood was
calling on friends i'm this section last
week
Dan Beckman. from out near Uf-
ington. Is circulating among friends
i'm this vicinity.
Mrs. Agnes Hartsell. OF Kanes
Creek, has been quite poorly for some
time. DR.. s "A Pratt OF Kingwood,
has been attending her.
Henry Hawley. who has been on
the sick list for some time was a West
Kingwood visitor last week. We are
glad TO see him improving In health.
Edward Kisner arrived home from
the Miners hospital at Fairmont one
day last week, where he has been re-
ceiving treatment for fractured
skull.
We are informed that our friend
John a. Mcdaniel OF Mt. Phoebe, has
purchased the Preston News plant.
We wish Mr. Mcdaniel success In his
new enterprise.
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Ear

We are having beautiful weather
again.
Mrs. Maude BORROWER was in our
vicinity Friday.
Cyrus Sharer. who has been sick. ia
somewhat improved.
Gay Guseman was at Hazelton on
business Friday OF last week.
Lloyd Guthrie has been assisting
Ezra Kelley with his work.
Cornelius Rodheaver visited Bruce
Deal and family recently.
Hume Livengood was painting John
q, kellcy's house last week.
Renzie Cupp has been delivering
coal to some OF the pcoplci this vi
entity.
Mr. and Mrs. George Guseman and
baby visited at Gay Guseman's few
days the past week
Melvin Cupp took load OF apples
to Uniontown for VIM Frankhouser
Friday.
stephen Bishop OF near Valley Point.
was here "A short time Sunday.
The Sisler brothers had j. J. Kcl.
ley's corn shredder I'm use part of
last week
Frank Guthrie and family OF Hazel
ton, passed through here Sunday even
ing.
Lydia Spahr has been at Frank
Spiker's the past three weeks. She
went there TO help take care OF MIR.
Spiker's children. who had measles
and pneumonia. We are glad 10 state
that the children are almost well
again.
MIR and Mrs. J. j. Kelley were nj
Hazelton on business and visited with
relatives while there.
Earl Spiker went To Terra Alta on
Friday To hear John J. CornwoIl speak
Mr. Spiker- was well pleased with MIR.
Cornwell's speech.
Mrs s. Frank Kelley. Misses Fran
ces Guscman. Mary j. and Euruth Kel-
ly, Mrs. J. J. Kelly and little son OF
this vicinity, and Mrs. George Guse-
man ana DaDy OF MorgantOwn, visited
few hours with Mrs. Ezra Kelley
Thursday afternoon OF last week.
Miss Lena Schnopp. who has been
visiting with her sisters, Mrs. Charles
Horner and Mrs. Sam FELTON, at Cor
NTH, and other friends there, returned
home last week accompanied by Mrs.
FELTON,, who has been visiting her par
ents and other relatives near here.
Mr. and Mrs. George Guseman and
their little daughter Geraldine OF Nor
gantown, visited at their uncle s
Frank Kelley's here from Saturday af-
ternoon to Sunday afternoon when
they went TO GAINESVILLE vicinity and |
from there expected to go to Terra
Alta to visit
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Gainesville

Our teacher. Mr.. O'Neal, returned to
his home on Friday evening. and on
Monday morning reported that he was
detained on account OF sickness.
Mrs. Mollie Miller is having IA pub
lie sale of personal property with the
intention of moving to Morgantown.
Ed Walls also is preparing TO move
his family to Morgantown, where he
will work In the NJ. d. X. shops.
Died, at her home near Gladesville.
on Friday, October 10, OF pneumonia,
Mrs. Alice Smith Halderman, aged 90
years and one day. Funeral services
held at the Halleck M. l.. church, con
Quoted by Rev. job Jones. assisted by
Rev NJ l.. Hall OF Gladesyille. A
large concOuTse OF sorrowing friends
followed her remains TO their final
resting place In the Halleck cemetery
Deceased leaves a son, three daugh-
ters and three brothers to mourn their
loss
Mrs. Louise Lanham Murphy, wife of
10. M. Murphy of near Victory, died
October 20. 1916, aged 30 years, six
months and 10 days. Deceased leaves
husband and two small children.
one brother and "A sister Funeral
preached at the Independence Baptist
church by Rev. NJ. l.. Hall OF Glades-
Vile. The body was laid TO rest I'm
the old Union cemetery, west of indie
pendence.
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Pleasant Dale

Miss Nettio Carroll OF this place.
who is teaching at HowesvilIe, spent
Saturday and Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. Frank White and two children
are visiting Mrs. J. j. Fields OF Long
Hollow. ut this writing.
Mildred Shay, teacher OF the Bona
field school, was home over Sunday.
Blanche and Hubert stone were yis-
iting relatives at Beech Run Hin on
Sunday.
Rev. Hill preached very able SER
mon at this place Sunday. this being
his first time here. We believe he will
prove very satisfactory II the people
will just stand by him.
Darrell Garner was calling at Frank
Pclls Sunday
Our school is progressing very nice
ly with Russell Smith as teacher.
Loman Menear has his mill In run.
ming order now. He finds that steam
power is much better than water pow
err.
There will be n festival at the school
house Saturday night, October 2sth.
A variety OF different things will be
served. Every one come and enjoy
the evening.
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judicial Sale.
M. IL. Croushore's Admir- vs. Joseph
Davis ct al.--Equity.

NJ. IL. Croushore's Admr. vs. Joseph
Davis ct al.--Equity.
by virtue of decree OF the Circuit
court OF Preston county, West Vir-
glnla, rendered in the above styled
cause now pending I'm said court, the
undersigned special commissioner will
offer for public sale at the front door
of the court house OF said county on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1916,
the following described real estate de-
creed to be sold In said proceedings:
lOS acres Of land, more or less. stu
ate I'm Grant district. Preston county,
West Virginia, near the village OF
Pisgah. This Ia a good farm I'm a fair
state Of cultivation, with dwelling
house and other outbuildings, and un-
dcrlaid with Freeport and other seams
OF coal. 1t is the property upon which
Joseph Davis lately resided, and be-
Ing the same which he purchased I'm
various parcels from w. o. Walls,
Robert Wakefield and William Good
ing The timber on 30 acres, 3 rods
and 2647 perches will be reserved as
the same has been heretofore sold by
the owner Of the land to the Caddell
Lumber Company. Part OF this tim
Der reserved is on the Wakefield par
Gel, and part on the Cooling parcel.
TERMS OF SALE. Enough cash in
hand to pay the costs OF suit and ex-
penses OF sale, and the residue I'm six,
twelve and eighteen months, the pur-
chaser to execute interest bearing
notes with good security for the de-
ferred payments. payable to said spec
ial commissioner.
Sale to commence at ! O'Clock D. IN.
+. j. CROGAN.
Special Commissioner.
], j. w. Watson, clerk OF the Circuit
court OF Preston county, West Vir-
ginia, certify that p. j. Crogan, tho
special commissioner named above,
has given bond with good security as
required by the decree for sale IN said
cause.
]. W. WATSON,
Lat Clerk.
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Broadway

Some cold weather the past few
days Prepare for winter.
s. V. Elliott wag Ut pni0n,9wn, Pa.
saturday on business.
Russell and Junior Titchenell Of
Herring, spent Saturday nlsht with
James Liston,
: Frank Van Newkirk OF Kingwood
and John Heilig Of Morgantown. we're
IN this section last week after their
quota Of cOtton-tails
il Titchenell and wife, o. ID. Hug
gins and wife, OF Herring, spent Sun
day at r. d. Listens.
Ben Fields Of Herring, CAPTURED hrst
premium a the 9orn show, but went
te Oakland after II, 20 report goes.
SO long. Ben.
Dee Bayles and Russell Groves Of
valley Point, were driving around this
section Sunday
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Adam Ridenour is here today from
Albright.
NJ. A. Sisler was at Clarksburg one
day the past week
Col. J. A. Mcdaniel was calling on
Republican headquarters at Clarks-
burg this week
You might as wen buy sight IN
seen" as TO buy from one who is
afraid TO advertise.
For Sale-SiXteen registered Aber-
deem Angus calves bulls and heifers
]. A. Dodge, Terra Alta. W Va.
Adv.-5O-St
Arrangements have been made for
holding a festival at Pleasant Dale on
Saturday night, October 2Sth. Pro
ceeds for a school library.
Alex karpowski who has been here
for several months in charge OF the
local creamery. left the past week for
Pennsylvania where he has accepted a
position as tester in the dairy depart
ment of the state college.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. b Hartman. Mrs
Sarah A. West and daughter. Mrs.
Mary West Parrack OF function. and
Mrs. Vests guests. Mrs. Kenny OF Bos-
ton. motored down to Kingwood last
Sunday afternoon and spent few
hours the guests OF friends
Mrs. Francis Heermans expects To
leave tomorrow morning for Mime
apolis. Mimi, to attend the meeting OF
the general executive committee of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
of the Methodist Episcopal church.
which will be i'm session from October
26th TO November End. Mrs. Heermans
goes TO the meeting as a visitor and
will be Joined at Wheeling by Mrs.
Mary /. Scott. the delegate from West
Virginia. While in Minneapolis Mrs
Heermans will be the guest OF her son.
Edward NJ Heermans. who is a report
er on the Minneapolis Evening News.
Post-Chronicle.
A number OF people from this place
will go TO Morgantown tomorrow even
ing TO hear the famous concert con
tralto. Miss Christine Miller. who will
appear at the Strand theater. Miss
Miller will sing I'm direct comparison
with her voice as re-created on the
her records having been made by MIR.
Edison. II is impossible to distin-
guish the living from the re-created
voice as demonstrated on an Edison
Last evening Miss Miller gave a SINH
lar concert at Fairmont and the opera
house was so crowded that hundreds
OF people were compelled TO stand dur
ing the entire program.
Judge Neil j Fortney left the early
part OF the week for Baltimore where
he went 10 consult a specialist in re-
gard to an infected toe with which he
had been suffering for several weeks
Mrs Fortney and DR.. S. w Warner ac-
companied him and a telegram receiv-
ed by the family this morning stated
that a most favorable report had been
made by the specialist who has charge
OF the case. and 1t was thought per-
manent cure could be effected. This
will be welcome news to Judge Fort
was feared at first that blood poison
ing might develop which would be SER
ious for one OF his advanced years.
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COURT THEATER, KINGWOOD
"SOme7 War, "Some" Love, "Some
Fun, "SOme" Big Picture

On Saturday night, October 18th, we
will show the very popular feature, en-
titled THE LAMB" in five parts.
The story IL of worthless son of a
rich eastern family who becomes en-
gagged 10 a handsome girl, Seems owen.
She Is disappointed in her estimate
Of him when a husky westerner ap-
pears, and goes to a ranch country
the guest Of house party. Fair
banks. her lover, eventually follows,
Yauh Indians His fancee shares q
similar fate, and they meet as prison
ers in an Indian village that is at
tackled by force OF Mexicans. The
Mexicans are driven Off, the Yauki
chief turns his attentions to his white
prisoners. Whereupon the captives
turn a machine gun on their captors,
which was left behind by the Mexi-
cans and hold them of until the ar
rival Of a company Of the United
states cavalry, and they are rescued
from the tribe and Fairbanks Is restor-
ed TO the affections OF his hancee
In connection with this feature
there will alsg be run the comedy
MY VALET" IN three parts in all
eight reels. First show, 1915; second
show o'clock Admission 10 and 20
cents.
On Tuesday. October 31st, and on
Thursday. November End, will be
shown the usual good programs On
Saturday. November 4th, Will be
shown another excellent Triangle 2
reel feature
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J. ID. MILLER

oSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Bird floor Union Utility Bldg, corner
High and Fayette streets Morgantown,
w. Va. Residence 50 Beechurst Ave.
Oiico hours, to IL a. IN. and 1 to 4
p. M and by appointment Bell phones,
Res. S22. office 1iS; National phones,
Res. GAP, Office GAS.
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For Sale

One ~ h. p. boiler and engine; one
24-inch planer and rip-saw rig, all In
good running condition. Everything
in good shape. VIII sell at bargain
II sold soon. Any one interested in
same write or call on Stanton De-
Moss, X /. Newburg, W. Va
51-4t-Adv.
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To prot.ot pIo,u,. Er.o..

Crate fresh, raw onion. and apply
the Juice, full strength. with q soft,
clean brush TO the gilt frames. This
not only removes all former traces or
flies, but will prevent their alighting
upon the frame or the picture in e.
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Wanted 20 See Them.

Cedric Injecting Clarence in the
park --"Woll. old chap. what are you
doing hoRh?" Clarence-"Just admir-
ing the beauties OF nature" Cedric
NV. ! say, have many gone by7"-
Sew York Globe
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You can depend on Argus advertis-
eTs.
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Die beutIde g3ptfhuft idlien oau,. |

Die bsutfde gptf6aft idien gdnss
lid unbstiimmeri nm bic neue Gnts
iriteluns Der Oinse. Die entente
@iplpmaten bic suerii I'M b0hifell
Srabe iiberraiht iporsH unb nidt
irubten, mas lie bon Der Sadie bdltsls
iollten, berubisten iih idIiebli9, nud4
Rem Iie Die neber3eliguna erlnnst, odt
'sin Sdritt i'm Sntersfe 9elitids
lambs beabii9tist lperbs unb bab bic
Ger. Staatsn teiren 9sriu9 nader
ipiiroen. europa elmer Srieben aiif,
1uspineen. sic ncisten ii9 Der Qns
Iid,! su, Der prdiibent gBiIfon be.
Tiirdte, bdb, ipenn bic Sriebens,ors
ftldss iebt tein @ebDr finben. oeio:
Barteien ben Srieg nit elmer fplben
RiitiidtslOiisteit fprticBen piirbsn.
eab bic Der. Stadien fdIieBlid ses
Slpuneen ipsroen tpiiroen. iih einaus
miihen.
Mlan ilimmt bdber an, bab bic Di.
plrmaten Der entente ibren Rssieruns
Gen ratben perben, bieglote in freunbs
Iidem SeiIt auf5unebmsn unb ben
Wiini6en Der Ser. Stddten 10 bic!
nie mOslia entsesensulommen.
germut6Ii9 BON feinem
aompIisen a 9etobtet.
Wufbinston, 3nb., q. 9e5.
am Spnneritag mur6s bic aei4s sis
neg Wdnnes, fpel1e ols bieienise Ses
einen Der beiben Mdnrsr ibentifiairt
purbe, Die in Der Ha6t bonn Wiitts
mod periudt batten, Elm. Dirtbitdft
81 beraubsn uitb bic s. 80. abanls
BON Solamanca, q. q, toottien NIT
.our4i4nittsnem 5alie ie4s WleiIsn
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ben. Bon ben anbsren Sdulbisen
tonrts teins Spur auigefuHbsn iper'
ben. 9is pOIisei iit Der gtnTi6t, bab
bic stpei MGuner, na6osm 4bams &c,
tObtet mar. aug Der Strbt snifloben.
bab babei Der cine eih0pfi niebers
iiiir5te unb bab Der ano,re ibm bann,
nm ibn baran gu binbern. iiber ben
Juu gu reben, falls er gsFansen tpers
ben ioIIte ben Gals bpr4ifnitt.
9lbams beianb iid in Der Dirtbs
f6aft BON putrid Gabill, als bic
beiben WlGrner eintrntsu unb abams
unb GabiII dufforbert,n, bi, Sdnbs
bc63ubaIten- @dbrero bann her cine
Der gonbiten iid iibst Die 9eIbtafs
fett. bermadte. eing 2ioGms auf ben
anberen NIT Teinem EtooIper los, ere
belt aber brei Shiifit in ben Seib.
bic Sbdter eutfIoben 1ar5 cine 9ins
ter.biir.
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9n@ gut abaeIaufen.
Gutsleiiuns elmer @ariaW Mpe. Gar
on @dber.@ .@ariaip spe.

On WarIaD unb Nilber Ibsnue,
berieIben steqs, ND iih ODr eiuisen
Sabrsn Elm beosutenber StraBsnbabHs
llnfall ereisnsts, po aber ieitoem eiu
ipsenunntes rD1 Rail4 (Sidsrbeitss
seleiI) angsbradt DorbeH 1T, Derlor
geiterU @bsnb tur5 mad 10 nbr Der
WOtormaun Sobn 3pid bic aoHtroue
iibcr bic nat Der Stabt fuhreuoe
Wariaip 4oenue Gar Ro. Is unb bNs
ielbs iuuite nit raieHber 9eihDiHs
bisteit ben Siisel binab, bis fie oas
% RaiI" srreitte. Das Sssters
bepd1rts iib IN better Deiis osnn
tie Gar purbs iofort DDn ben @eIeis
len sepOrfen unb Lief bann ssssn bic
Seite bes Siigels, mo iis ftebeu blieb.
Die iieben 9aifasiere, pelde iid CUR
3eit in Der Gar bsianDsu, forpie Der
Wtotormann uno Der &onbutterr Ros
bert gu4anau tamsn ale nit bsm
SfIeden paDpn.
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Srieftrdser
gSeroen iuipobl am SOnntas lpie audi
an Wontas cine 9innbe MAIDEN.

Gum eriten Male felt Weni4snsss
benfen lperosn bic Gincinnatier es err
leben, bab on einem Sonntds bic
poit beite[lt pirb. 9lm fpmmenben
Sonntas tperbsn ndmli4, laut @ns
orbnuns oes ppitmeiiters Spel 9.
GIore bic 9rieftrdser unb padstdbs
lieferer eine Rllnbe MAIDEN nno re
iinb dneepieien porben iiH IN ibren
te3isli1en 4euttern I'm halb dtt
llbr Mprsens gum Sienit 81 melbsn.
poitmeifter Glure Bat bieIe Inoros
rung aetroffen nm Der 4ufbdnfuns
ter ppitiadsn infolse bes llniltdnos,
bab apei 5eiertuee aufeinanoerIol9en,
neil Der Weibnaftstos auf einen
U1ontag fGGt, mDslidit entgsssn5uars
beiten
SnfolsebsFsn ptrb iptpobl am
Gpnntas fpie audi om Wtontag le etlle
geifeIuns bon g.pitiaden am 9orn'tts
tag itattfinoen.
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4ieS mnS Saa.

Or. Rufus 9. Sal, Der gum
seniOr Stab bes @er5teitabs I'm itdb'
tifder !5oipituI gebOrt, bat seitern
Sisrbeitsbirsttor 5risblunber infolse
Ter Reorsanii iution. bic i'm 6oipital
porgenommsu tperben iotl, feline Reiigs
ration untsrbreitet, nit benz WunIh,
bab fie am 81, Dessmbsr in Strait
tritt.
- SiIfs pplisiit Srant Sauter
bonn sriteu Oiitrttt. tpurbe seitsrn Don
Siderbsitsbir.ttor 5risblauber ipeaeu
ainsebibrIiden 8etrasens fit bic
Dauer BON fiiHf Saseu Dom Dsnit
faspsubirt.
- Der Sdyneiber Diner g. s[ppIe.
gate erflarte ii9 seitern in, gambesgc.
ri6t fir sabIunssurFGbis. CT CAB
ieine afttpa NIT $273 ilnb feline Ser.
binbIibfeiten nit $5,619 an.
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Gift NIB 0ane
epie Der apngrehabseorbnete Garo-
Hrr psn yQaRaaaietts scitcrn bicr
searn 9entidDlanS,
MIs 8ebnsr nnf bem Sobresbaafcti Der
Neip Gnslanb Soeietp auf @cr'
GnlaiimMs pOn aaron u. Serris

Dem biefiseN Re4tsanpalt 4arcn
u. Nerris aebiibrt Der traurise &ubm,
ben aonsrebabseorpneten nnb be-
iannten Oeuti9enfreifer Garonsr pcn
Mofahuietts seiiern 4benb gelessnts
lib bes i'm SoteI Siiitpn itattgehdns
ten Sobresbantetts Der Help eus'
lanp Spcistp baSu neranlabt 81 ba'
ben. eine Rebe Su balten, bic BON ben
Denfbar sehdlisiten 2lasfautn sesef
0eiltl6lanb uno allies Oenilps
itrotte.
vi. 9eIeaf9aft, beren prdiiSeril
Ridfer 5reb. 6. Soffmon 1T, Der ith
i'm 2llsemeinen in oeuti4en arellen
febr pobl gu fiiblsn ideint unb Der
au ben eifrisiten uno riihrisiten nat'
gliebern Ses Nprb gineinnatis Surns
nereins seb0rt, bate iih aus unbez
tannten @riiuben ben Serrn Gardner,
befen einaise r8sriibmtbeit" IN ieiner
alusfdl.n sssen 0euti4lanb uno bas
Deuti9tbum b.itebt, aIs Jeitrebner
beri1rieben. 9ls er {eine nJs'treoe"
bonn Stapel laiien iDlIte, bemsrtte
Garbner, oab er serne 8eri1teoenes
fasen m5dte, aber es unseidst Iaiie.
oa ibm bebeutet tporben mare, oaB
man bisr Derartises, neil segen
Deuti1Iano uno bas Seutf9t1um ses
rittet, libel Dermerten ipiirbs. Rad
biefer GinIituns belt er bunn etns
isbr biibfh. unb annebmbdre Neoe, IN
fpelfer er, 1pas allsemein nit Bslz
fall besriibt puube, pus Cob Neu
Gnslanbs fang.
9tadbem 8arbner gee,t6et, nleloete
iib Scr stehtsselebrte Iaron y. sSerriS
gum @ort llno eriutte ben Gait aus
Dem heimatbIihen Staat brtnaeno,
Die Rebe 81 bdlten, tpel9e er OILS oelt'
id,eilieinSIi6 unteroriiden gu u,iiiien
JIaubte. Iit Der auergroBten 8ereit.
miaicFeit entiprab Gardner obne lpei'
feres bieiem @hinib itnb perlds bunn
bon einem iorsfGItis porbereiteten
Ranuifript cine &ehc, bic ppn ben
gebdiiisiten slltifdIIen gegen Seutid.
IanS uilb gIles Oertide itroste uno
Die in Dem @iirtihe gipfeIte, oaB
9eutidllano fiir innnerbar pernidbtet
perben ulofte.
Ger Seutidenfreiier Gardner piro
bcreits am beltieen Gage Der a0nlgin
beg Ieiters pieoer ben &iiden Feb
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Mafdae.

- Der 26iGbrise Senrp Sdrmerer,
1893 @irsinia Ipenue, fisl gsitern
Mbeub DOR eem Wanoelbiloers3 s3heater
4157 Sdmiltpn 9lpenue 10 unsliitlih
pon ieinem Dasen, bab er etneu 9rut,
oes gluienbeins, sinen lei4ten Sdd'
belbrud unb anbere @erlesunsen boz
pontrus. 9lutppatroI 9 bra4te lbn
rad bsm Staotboipital.
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1900 Weit 6. Strabe, elm 9lussiteIter
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