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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23
BoYs' AND GIRLS CLUBS.

BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS
A twelve year-oid Hancock county girl,
Miss Dorothy Shackford, Of Ellsworth
Falls, received honors in three different
club projects at the State contest OF boys
and gisls' clubs held at the University OF
Maine in December. In the Garden and
Canning club she took fifth place; in q
canning, contest requiring an exhibit OF
variety Of ten jars OF canned fruit and
vegetables, giving special emphasis to the
use OF waste products on the farm, she
took second honors, and in the Boys and
Girls Poultry club she ranked fourth.
For these achievements she received
three diplomas and a in prizes.
Miss Katharine Conley, OF Ellsworth
Falls, was also among the first seven
Poultry club winners.
Two Garden and Canning clubs were or
ganized in Hancock county last year; one
under the leadership Of Mrs. Galen H.
Young, at Hancock, and one at Ellsworth
Falls with Mrs. A. w. Ellis ~ local leader.
The Ellsworth Falls club consisted OF nine
members, who, on account Of . very wet
season, made little or no profit on their
beans. In spite OF this fact, they learned
considerable about gardening, learned
how to can fruits and vegetables, and had
some good times together.
The Hancock club Of i've girls and one
hoe he AL hal
of beans which they intended to sell
fresh, but either because the market was
well supplied or because of their inexperi-
ence, they were unable to sell their crop.
But they also set raspberry plants, which
offer encouragement for better success this
year.
The children in Hancock county. with
the Hancock people behind them, can
make . financial success OF Garden and
Canning clubs as we'll as an educational
and social success, as the boys and girls
in other parts ef the State have proved.
A girls club Of o. ven members in Aroos-
took county made an average profit OF
s2l.33 each on one-tenth acre Of beets.
One Of these girls, twelve years old, made
4 profit Of $ss.03.
The Girls Garden and Canning clubs in
the State are organized under the direction
OF the extension division Of the College Of
Agriculture, University OF Maine, and
are in charge Of the State leader Of girls
clubs. The work OF the extension division
is to assist the communities in local or
ganization, to send out instructions for
planting and growing crops, to give
canning demonstrations for the local
clubs, to keep the enrolment of the local
clubs 80 that the central organization will
include all clubs in the State, making
possible q cooperation OF forces aud a
friendly competition for the local clubs in
an annual State contest.
The local clubs are conducted by local
committee and the local leader, all Of
whom are free to call upon the State
leader for advice and assistance whenever
needed. Last year LBS girls were enrolled
in these clubs.
The Garden and Canning clubs include
two projects. In one the girls plant one
tenth OF an acre plot, sell or use part Of
the products fresh and can the remainder
in tin cans and glass jars. In the other,
the girls can otherwise waste fruit and
vegetab les growing on their fathers farms
or fresh products when they are selling at
low prices.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1915.
REpuBL1cAx STATE CONVENTION.

The republican State convention for the
year 1916 will be held in city hall, Portland,
Maine on THU sday. March q. ut 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, ~ for the purpose OF nomi-
mating six candidates for electors OF Presi-
dent and Vice President Of the United States;
(2) electing four delegates at large, and four
alteruates, to attend the repubii national
convention to be held in the city Of Chicago.
in the state Of Illinois, on WEDNESDAY the IN
tee; "a district committee for each con-
gressional district; t5) . county committee
for each county; sndSs! iormaaating ana
form, in support OF which the republicans OF
Maine will appeal to the electors OF Maine in
the ensuing campaign and the naser
business that may properly come before the
convention.
The basis Of representation will be as fol.
lows:-Each city. town and plantation will
be entitled to one delegate. and for each
seventy-fve votes cast for the republican
deieeaie, and for . traction Of forty votes in
excess of seventy five votes An additional
delegate.
Delegates must be elected subsequent to the
date OF this call in order to be eligible to par
ticipate in the convention.
The State committee will be in session in
reception hall adjoining city hall at O'Clock
in the forenoon OF the day Of the convention
to receive the credentials OF the delegates.
On the evening before the convention the
in the dining room Of the Falmouth hotel.
Portland. Maine, at $50 O'Clock. at which
meeting all delegates, and others intef ested
in the welfare and success Of the republican
party, win have an opportunity to make sug-
Restions, and assist in formulating and draft
ing declaration Of principles. or platter
to be presented to the convention for consid-
Grafton anne ndment and ado ption.
All electors Of Maine who are opposed to
the policies Of the democratic party and in
sympathy with the purposes and aims Of the
republican party. without regard to past po-
litical affiliations, are cordially invited and
urged to assist and unite in electing delegates
from the several cities. towns and panta-
tons, to participate in the proceedings Of this
convention.
Per order republican State committee.
FRANK ]. HAN, Chairman.
q. q. HASTINGS, Secretary.
The following list shows the number Of
delegates to which each city, town and plan
tation in Hancock county is entitled.
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COUNTY GO ss,p.

The total Variation of horses in Hancock
county, according to the figures given ont
at the office OF the board Of state assessors,
is S317,745, that Of cows is f11s,1s1, and
that OF oxen is f15,915. Ellsworth leads in
the valuation OF horses, with Eden second,
Bucksport third and Bluehill fourth.
Bucksport leads in the valuation OF cows,
with Ellsworth second, Eden third, and
Penobscot fourth.
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Emptv But FI.tterino Title.

Friend Of the Family-William. can
It be possible that l heard you say
Hello. governor to your father:
Wiliam-Yes; it plecses poor dad
You see, he never really has any say In
anything at home; mothers the real
Observation-Disclosures Transcript.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23

Governor Curtis announced two i'm
portant nominations yesterday-Wil-
liam Brennan, of st. George, az CON-
missioner of sea and shore fisheries,
and Terrence B. Towle, of Bangor, as
reporter of decisions Of the law court,
to I'LL the vacancy caused ny the death
of w. B. Thompson.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23
THIRD DISTRICT CONVENTIONS

The third district republican convention
will be held in City hall in Portland, Thurs
day, March %, 1915. at 10 O'Clock a. m. for the
purpose Of selecting Two district delerates
and two alternates to attend the National
republican convention, to be held in Chicago.
ILL.,, June 7, 1916, aud to transact any other
business that may properly come before it.
The basis of representation is the same as
that for the State convention.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23

The Senate Friday ratified the long
pending Nicaraguan treaty, whereby
the United States would acquire q
ninety year option on the Nicaraguan
canal and naval base in the Gulf of
Fonseca for %, 00o, 900.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23

The maiLorder house is ,cdging 'rdr
on the local merchants cith advertising
as its ammunition. The local merchant
uho doesn't fight back ,cith the same
ammunition is bound to lose out.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23

4 he has been duly appointed suardisn ~
JOHN L KING, Of LAMoIHR,
In the county OF Hancock. ward. and ..v..
oonds IS the law directs. All persons hsvin.
demands against the estate Of said vnrd are
ossiren 20 present the same for settle msnt.
make payment Immediately. ~
Feb. g. 1915. 'D ~ AiHa.
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GETTING His Orders,

$50 you're summoned as a witness.
hey? Now you be keerful."
"Keerful about what?'
II see jedge rebuked man fer not
coming into court with clean hands.
Look out fer that, and also be keerful
to wipe your feet. Courier
Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23

The law court of Maine has handed
the new law OF requiring men engaged in
the lobster fisheries or handling Holsters
in business, to take out q State license.
The law court held shat it is unnecessary
for employees to be licensed when hand
ling HOLSTERS for commercial purposes,
and acting under the personal supervision
of their employer who is himself duly Ii
censed. 1t is the principal who is re-
sponsible, both for his own acts and for
those OF his servants, and he alone is re-
quired to be licensed"
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A Rsx.na. Never Enjoyed.

After a stormy attack on Lord Gran
Vile on one occasion Lord Randolph
Churchill had stormy passage across
the channel and was nearly dead with
seasickness. How Granville would
like to see me now!" he gasped--Lon-
don Standard.
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Sprual Notisrs


WYE wish 10 thank our friends and reia
w tiyes. and especially our reighbors
who helped us in SO many ways and showed
Us much sympathy In our deep sorrow;
also for the beautiful ho~ers that were stien,
testimonies of respect for our dear husband
and father.
Mas EDGAR JORDAN.
HAROLD + JORDAN.
WALTER A JORDAN.
HARyAEp q JORDAN.
GLADYS L JORDAN.
MIA Mrs HOWARD KixcAIp.
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Vary Old One.

sue and her new husband have
started on their bridal trip in veri
table ecstasy"
els that one Of the new makesr'-
Baltimore American,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23

The breach between tho Roosevelt
and told guard' republicans 10 likely
to be opened in Massachusetts,. Al
announced last week, . powerful
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23

George @. Weeks, Of Fairfield, has
announced his retirement from the
contest for the republican nomination
for governor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23
pAUpER NOTICE.

HAVING contracted with the City OF Els
ming Jan. l, 1918. and are legal residents OF
Ellsworth, forbid all persons trusting the m
on my account, as there Is plenty OF room and
accommodations to care for them at the City
Farm house. ARTHUR b. MrTcHkLL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23

The Cranberry Isles frebug mystery has
been solved by the persistent and good
work OF the Maine insurance department
and detective agency, and the loss OF ap-
proximately 5000 has been made good.
Arthur Napier, twenty-year-o youth
from Philadelphia, q longtime summer
visitor at Little Cranberry Isle, has con-
fessed the crimes. He has, since it is
shown that he ia pyromaniac. been
placed under proper restraint. The
young man, on all other subjects, is per-
fectly normal, and it is hoped that proper
treatment will effect cure OF his disease.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23

Happiness consists in activity. It h
q running stream and mot Q stagnant
po0l-Good.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23

1t is his whole life. not q few incl
dents Of IT, that proves the NAM
Bovee.
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embellishments.
fnsuranrr Statements.
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STATEMENT OF THE
PhGNIx INSURANCE CO.,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

ASSETS DECEMBER 81, 1918.
Real estate. 13s.lo5 %
Mortgage loans. I477s0 90
Stocks and bonds. l27W747 o.
Cash in ONCE and bank, Ii5a7ll 81
Agents balances, los SOs 90
Interest and rents, III 1oi a
All other assets, co. 100 %
Gross assets, e1o.5si 1877 -
Deuuct Items not admitted, 9S-S02 IS
Admitted assets. ti5.Sas3sS 10
LIABILITIES DECEMBER 81. 1918.
Net unpaid losses. sio, al 81
Unearned premiums, 56as ar y
All other liabilities, $50 COO 90
Cash capital, 5000 COO %
Surplus over all liabilities, s'osS los 90
Total liabilities and surplus ti5s&5 ss5 IA
CHARLES @. BURRILL & SON, Agents.
20 State Street. Ellsworth, Me.
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fer SAT-

YTywO-STORY house on Elm street; ar
ranged for one or two families. Buyer
can occupy part, and rent the rest and the
easy terms. HARRY L. CRARIaRR, Ellsworth,
Maine.
TOwS-SeverAl good cows. Inquire OF
u JAMES MURPHY, Pine street, Ellsworth,
Me.
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FARM DEMONSTRATIONS.


(From the once Of the county agent, g. N.
worden. Ellsworth.l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-23
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70 Zh
~~N~D~>~~-A~~,--
Desirable Tenement
THIRST cl VS., desirable tenement. II
= modern conveniepces and stable. 70 m
erly Dr. Greedy house on south side Of Min
street, nearly opposite Hancock hall. APP
to c. C. BIT RRILI.
HoUsE-Eight. room house OF Mrs. L. J.
III Reeves. liz State st. All modern i'm
provements; electric lights. bathroom. hot
and cold water mp stairs and down. hard
wood floors, furnsce. good barn, large garden
plot. Inquire Of JOIN A. STUART. Ellsworth.
j dip Glantfo.
-~~-----~--~~~ N~-oo~~~~c~o~~~~.>>~
yxYANrED-InteiIise neat men TO solicit
w orders for trees and plans from the
no nd reds OF spring planters in your section.
Steady work. Good weekly pay. GtES's
NURSERY, Box g., Rochester, N. Y.
A GENT or dealer in Hancock county to
IA sell automobiles for cash or on time.
The only Investment required is the purchase
OF a demonstration on easy terms. For further
particulars address, y. .. Box ~. Belfast Ale.
A GENT wANTED-LAdy or gentleman to
"A take orders direct from the consumer
for our ninety styles OF fine bosiers. For
teIms. address LAwRYNcE KNITTING Co.
2 Charles ST., Methuen, Mass.
CALEsMES-To solicit orders for labrIcat-
- ing oils, Rreases and paints. Salary OF
commission. Address THR vicroK on Co.
Cleveland, ..
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Deut(C6C erWeitern
erO6erte S%teGungenl
Auf Der phgrlIeite 30i brinscH fe
weitsr nor; liHO and in ben Mr.
aOnnen iiegreif.

Berlin. 10. 9Rai. Gos arie9S'
amt meloetc beute nadlmittng, Dab
Die bon ben Gcutihen eroberten
Stclluuacn aui Der Sugclfctte 30i
infolge meitcrer 4neriftc erlucitert
morocn iino. Die puraeihobenelI
ieinolid)en Strcitfr1fte permottcn
Dem artiaerieicucr nidIt gu wiOer.
iieben nno ioben iih 0eshnIb &C.
5nungerL iit III iiIoDcitIi6er 9ih
tile bon oicier iran5oiiiten Shliii.
i%elitelnng riidlp1rts 5i t~on5entrie'
rem. Sil Ocn Araonnen 5lpiitet
Dtaos niO arne, nabmen Die 5ran.
5oien mebrcre acknowledgements
Dor unO icetcn Damn gum Stnrm
gegel mliere Stellmgen on. Ser
Ausriif piiroe nit Seldtigtett abge.
iflogcn.
Der bcribmtc oclitidle D%ttIitorfri.
titer Maior Moratb bot beute oie
ertIdrrng abgege6eil, onB Die iran.
collide Dcercslcitluig bic SGIite oIler
perfugbnrcu irou5Oiiihen Streittrdi
te bel Ser0rm fon5entriert babe, Of
nc ooB es gelingt. DEM 5icgeslaul
Der 9eutidcn giHbolt 81 Inn.
8aris, 10. Mai. Gos fron5o
liihc aricgsnnit mcloete bclitc por.
mittae. OoB bcrgargenc gtadt feline
acknowledgements itattgcf1uocu ba
ben. aud Oos ieinolide 9lrtiaerie
ieucr babe mcrflih nadgelaiicn Sn
Dem @cboI3 bon Apocourt fom cs
81 a1mpien nit Sa%n0grnnaterl. (0d
tic nidlts iiber Siege meIoeu haben
lie oiienbar Stebc b%cfommen) Gin
fcinolider llebcrioll 5piiden ben
5litiien aiine mo Die miBlong,
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Gin WanOerOOge( auf
Dem OurC6mar(C6!

gui Dem @nrid) bon gtap gorf
nod 5au 5rontisco itneitc beute
pormittog Der 21idbrigc irilberc
ocutide @atroie &uIter 8aHoerpel
iii uniere gieoottion bineiM Scr
jugcnolide 6ubgdnger lit idon 5iuei
DOL ieit 9egiul bcs aricgcS ben
Gngl1noern cutihlilpit bat gar5
g~torOafrifa uno einen Seil 5uOome
rifsls oitrdpuanDcrt ut0 iii iegt na6
Der 8eitfHiie nntermegs. III tragt
einen oatifcn 8iufiad, aodgelhtrr
,3elt uiIp. NIT iidl unO geoeaft, ben
Sangera 0cs Gmaba @uiit Ser.
Gins mor9en nbeno etrpos aus leincn
bod)intereiianten erlebnliiea gum
8citeu 81 gebeu.
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Jar6iger nl6rOer
me6rt lit ~Uer5Weilen!
geiht 0anpmann SriaaS lei Scr.
1aftuue IN &anss nu0
Sdlnlter.

Der Ncgcr Games SoneS, tpclder
weaen cnies Dor nclu Sabren IN
lGiiiouri begonacnen @ioroeS IN
Gin mobd I'M llntertnhmgsboit
lob nno Sonntnn ans DEM @ef0na
,nis entilobeH mar. mlroe geliern
abeno in ciuer Cottage ede Der 81.
nno y Strnbc nod eiItem bcitiacu
aanpi mieOcr ieitgenommciL nobel
EoIi5eibouptmann Sobn 9rlals
idfpere giBwumocn an 9ode nno
Sdulter 0opontrug.
Souptmnnn Briggs bate ansgc.
fumoen bob iid Der Worocr IN Der
|genunHten Cottage bcfonb uro beaob
lid nut Oem idrbigeu 8oli5iiten So
iepb @allop geitern obcno aortbin
Inn ole @erbnitlne nor6unchmen
@dbrcno Balloon Dor Dem Sdulc
|blieb, hcaab lid 8ouptmonn 9riaas
in 0osielbe uno fon0 Den 5liid)t
ling uttcr einem 9ett. Gerielbc
.froh unter O~etnielhen bcrpor, ale
Briggs ieinen @cpoIper aui ibn rid.
.tcte. Wis jeood Iestercr anltaIten
madte, oem ririigen gtegcr Sano.
.ldcacn ou5lileaen, itiir5te iif oleicr
.auf Oen SnupiHann nnO pcriud)te,
ibn1 icinen 9cbolper 81 cntreiben.
gci ocm nun lol9en0cn adIHpi brnd).
te Der Stpar3e 0nuptmdlm Briggs
giBnmtocn an gSangc wl0 9dnlter
bel nnO bate ibn alIdl ibcriudltigt,
mcnn nift Stlr redlten 3eit 9cli5ilt
gaaom eridienen marc mo i'm nit
lcinem GeDolper nieOcrgeihlaacn
b1tte. 9abei entluo lid Die &oifc
ullo sic augrl ornna Dem 1lorOer IN
bic Suite.
Sones muroe III oos @ciGnguis
bon SiiogGmu1a acbraft no or
beriufte. iid bic Sreppe hinunter 81
itiir5en, io0aB man es itir rutioner
bielt ben auber iid @erateneu IN
bic Capitalization 81 brIngcn. Tort
beourite Is bier 4oli5iitcn I'M oes
iSarbigeR Serr 6u merOen Die au
gel bate lid in icinem Riifcn bidlt
ileben Dem 9ildgrnt ieitgeiebt uno
fonntc bisbcr nod nid]t e%lticrllt MGR
ben.
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dutra(ier Don
Deut(C6en ,,6egrd6t".

9oroon. 10. 9toi. ~ Die olitra.
liiden uio nenieelanoiifen lrup
pen, bic eipen Tell Der aanbfliuie
OIL Der britiihen 5ront in 6rant
reid u%6ernomuleIl boberl, itebeE I'M.
ter Dem aomnanoo BON General
8iaiam Ri0oea giromooo. Dem bis
berigea 5u1rcr Der aploniol Irup.
pen ant @aaipoli. Die lestet aus
itritaller perlieBenAleranoria om 81.
Mldr3 uuo erreidten 0aorieillcS obne
unfaa. 2ie 9ienieelanoer iolgten
ibacn mo nuroen iofort an Die
3ront gebradt. 9lut eriten Gage
mad iBrer anfuuft bitten Die 1eut
id)en Elm gonner init Der Aufidriit:
8illfommer, aultrnlie"l (Ger pu
re 9obnD
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.HrOnprtm teiert
ge6urtStag i'm 5e(Oel

Berlin. 10. 9}oi, iiber 2ouoou.
(8erip0tet.) 9ronprin3 &ilbelm
bat ieinen "a. @eburtstag al Der
5pibe ieiner 1rnppen on Der 8eit.
front begaugcn. Die 3peite @ebltrts-
tagsfeier, melde CT ouf oieie 0eiie
81 ebren oes Sages mar
Berlin nit 6almen mo Reiii9 &C.
id]aiidt. 9ie 9opnIaritdt, Der IT'D
Der aronprin5 crfreut eebt ON oeitt-
lid9iten aus ben Stinuneu Der 8rciie
beruor, Die ibn 81 ieineu militdri.
iden Grrungenit)aften bcgliid.
lDilnid)t.
9ie aronprin5eIlin mtoulet ildj
iDpbltdtiacu 8eranitoltumgen
uno 1T cine ileibigc 9eiuderin ser
@oipiidler, 100 iie perpunocten unb
acknowledgement Solontcu lroit 5u.
iprid)t ulo Hir ouBer Adt IaBt,
igncn @eidenfe ntit5ubringell.
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aleiae Standardization!

9cr n1otiid,e Srgenielr 3. ..
Campbell befinoct iih i'm @eidng
MS. nm apf ieinen @eites5uitano
bin ulteriud)t 5u meroen. Seine
6rau bate geItern obeao bic Boil
5ci bcnafridtigt, ooB itr glaun ibr
t~eiepbpniert babe, Dap CT IN 0ell
Slut iprirlgeu meroc.
Gas 0reiidbrige 5obnden Der
in Der Glolprn departments edc II.
uit0 CbitaQo STR, mohnen0eu 5rnu
@petpl 6ones, prroe getcrp in Der
9intergaiic oes @auies bon etncnt
Sqinuogcn iiberfabren mo idlmer
perleBt. Ger st1lnbe muroe III Dos
MctbU0iten 0uipitul aberfnbrt.
Sic ans gtitgIiebern bes Scr
ipnoIs Der 8ltrgcB 0oib 80. bette
ben0c 3oblinbrts 2ign bate Wion-
tag odcno our 5eier hires einj1bri-
gen gcitebens I'M Gaitle Sotel eiHel
llntcrbaIhnesabertb NIT 8au5 bers
o%nitulfet. Gle 9ign bnt oeu 3lued,
glltc admera0id)nit mn gegenieitigc
l%Imteritisung mter ou angeitcltcn
oes @eiddfts nIFrcdt sit erBolten.
9ei Der gcitern itattgcfmOenen 8a1l
wurOen U. g. @reen gum 9rdit
oenten. 3. s.. Gaplor gum 5d)ds
meiiter, uub 6ranf 8 Sobnion gum
Sefretar fpir0crerlpabIt.
Sic gemobulifen 9ounrbeiter,
ipplde feline gclernten 6anoncrfer
liiie, Aabcn al ueridicoena leubnli4
ten bic glrbeit niebergelegt neil III
nea Die bauiIliate 2%obnrbohme nidt
5ugeiapt lUlroe. ~ itreifer Die
grbeiter mi ocl g%tenbdllten Der
5oro' iden automobiIfobrif, Der Or.
item National 8artf, bes gloditpne
Sutels. ocs Giants 9~Oipitals, Der
llniDeriitdt Don 9tebraSta tno anoe-
rer @ebau0e.
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KGnaOiI6eS Iruppen.
S6tT Oer(Qren?

9liogara Salts. q. o.. 10 @loi.
~ los @eriibt erbdlt iihL lnut
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