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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-12-01

CRAFTSMAN who has experience In
planning the arrangement Of
buildings for machine shop pur-
poses; also experienced in design
ing Jigs, shop fixtures ETC., for use
In manufacturing machinery. Apply
by letter stating experience or in
person to The Waterbury Farrell
Foundry & Machine Co., Water
bury, Conn.
II d.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-12-01
MEMS FURNISHINGS

MEMS VINDEX SHIRTS $50 and
79c. Refs underwear, Best flap-
mel shirts and sweaters. Lion
Brand collars 10c. Hats and caps.
Christmas gifts for every man.
Geldenberg, 935 East Main st,
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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-12-01

WANTED-Boy to learn the carpen-
ter trade. one living at home pre-
ferred, p. 0. Box 342.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-12-01
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

CELLOS, Bones, Mando-
Inns, Orpheum Banjo-mandolins,
Ukuleles, Everything for musicians
at Gilman's Music Studio, 90 Gold
en- Hill Corner Main.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-12-01

FOR SAIiE-2 family house, all i'm
provements, West End; new fam
lily house, all improvements, Butler
Ave-; 6 room cottage, all improve
ments, Staples street; 2 family
house, IL rooms, all improvements
Capital Ave. Watson, SO Fairfield
Ave. az
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-12-01

AUTO SPACES TO RENT, Luippold
1888 Pembroke street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-12-01

$500 CASH and $50 per month buys
beautiful new Stratford cottage.
Enquire Arthur Dennison, 383 State
st.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-12-01

FOR LOAN-1st mortgage $4,000.
Watson, SO Fairfield Avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-12-01

MALE HELP WANTED-Cutlery
workers, Connecticut shop, cutters
material men, blade finisherS and
gang boss. Responsible firm;
prices right; no trouble. Address
Cutlery, Courier News, Plainfield,
N. j.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-12-01

BOYS WANTED-We have openings
in our factory and offices for sew
eral bright boys. Good chance for
advancement. Apply Employment
Department. The Locomobile Co.
Of America, City.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-12-01

FINE 2 family, Mt. Grove Street,
near Fairfield; rents $50 per month,
price $1,000. Miss Sturges, City
Savings Bank Bldg.
I'll d.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-12-01


ion: Christ is the living stone on
Witch 1s built the Church" AS for
you. you are the nvfng stone erected
npon Elm, with the effect Of forming
q aptx1tnal family, q consecrated race,
With the mission to offer by Jesus
Christ the. spiritual host which
p1sassth God.
TO the priest VINO Il Officially
charged with the public ministry in
the Church, the Bishop gives this ad-
vice: "Understand what you do Be
insptYed In your acts by the mystery
that you touch with your hands, and
then at the altar. you should feel the
mystery OF the death OF Our Lord. Be
sure that in yourselves there remain
no vicious instincts or evil desires"
Since you are priests, that is to say
those who make the sacrifice, you
should be also the victims. my
brethren" writes st. Paul to the Ro-
mans, IT beg lof you to offer your
corporal body by divine mercy as a
living host, pure. agreeable to God;
that this may be the spiritual form
Df your worship"
Combine In your sacrifice your per-
sonal sufferings and our national SUI
ferfnss, as wen as all the acts Of
your life. This is not enough: your
life Itself, sacrifice It in anticipation,
by yonr will, to the honor of God.
Deaxh is only a violent breaking cff
that we must by fate submit to; 1t is
an act to which the Christian soul
should associate itself in a positive
manner, the return to the Sovereign
Master of a gift that He has confided
10 us Tor his glory, This rendering.
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Nor NECEssARIL ' HARMLESS

The sca-y5.y oS milk n Germany 2na Austria Is
 evidently causing she children soze suffering since hs Red Crs Assoeassoa is spending 90 much energy 10 be a-loveG To import fram ths United States WAA1 causes she scarcity. Is no c2e2r nos1 of Us za caanos bs accounted for unless the easzles b1s<Aere& ,o fe@a lhs zo1asers- However. we have ID war of proving thai lie sczrc5ty does no1
 N2u for Franoe, 4s oae Os ths nations whose power oyer sbe seas appears supreme 10 refuse the sce ot aie Ia tAose children, seems hs4-ezs the 54cs at IL Ter, 2S hsz-less 1T nay appear. and wh5ls taking n cszs55sra5oa that the little have aone aoh5ng Ia 5ac1r the sEnitg ot any one. Il gsa4 b. successfully oon1r26ac1e6 that millions o zreu1 ID people faly capable and ready to enjoy 2 rsacstal te, are lo no-e guilty than the b2h5sS oi hav1ng involved 7hoSs counz-1eS war, bur are 2t s5s nar1aez1 Ssts-ln- uz5ea5 misery, starvation and death F-cz Ina. i. wo1l6 seem !lS. zS crael pre- va1 tas Importation ot ehe nssssl1ieS ot life those people as Fl seems c-a. 6szy the children their gr5lk Mo-sover Germany hzS discovered substitutes fer ns4rl eve-y thing 1hz5 she formerly imported, cc-1llE reports. leaving woga3sE wky she has nj zE5aa Ter hands n discovering substitute for nsk- II is 9zae ehz tha lt4la help them s=lveS- a1e II also ot zAs groEuzps Bes3ss, DIT og5z5az q lsaze- woul1 be bezts- allow lhs ll.1s cnes &s than nurse them possibly teao-s s-sszr5zs ot nlissr5ss e.hs-s- similar 1aaee s25ere5 toazy 5y tae grownuEs-
 MzztsStlE. thzs ezse q 3s2zh eis1sr frosn iha cza-oz bal os starvation either ss5e Many oald grstsr death from czaaou ball to death 1y s7a-Tz- 1ez ta7 4ttez al said and 6oze. ths-e isn1 much cfo5ce Vh5la ta= fo-zer ends misery geercips7a7ey
 ch2zcs fur .1e beszer loss- here4s n thz latter 1a1a te- 7Erm = cozSoa5zg-
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WHOSE FAULT Is rTs

Of late complaints from subscribers to the Week ly Progressive aud the Daily Miner r- siding in small communities such Hadley. Metla- sahsla, Craig, ksan. Suzer and other places, have been coming ln with astonishing regularity, These complaints exclusively against not receiving their papers Sach eOmplants sometimes eScusahle, hut they have been too often believe that 1t ss entirely due accident, II must be earelesSness, but on the par4 of whom, tie question that we lend to discover. A man from the Rush Mine said the ether day that provided she papers could he de llvered. many o+ the boys would subscribe.
 PostnasserS should remember that the failure so deliver newspaper is not annoying the sub srber but u aS also injury the advertiser. An advertiser she columns of newspaper ayer- sise his warss, because will reach people who may become traders whc otherwise would Bas il the paper sS nos delivered he loses his investment A
 postmaster who does no4 cars whether his patrons esive their paper nor, should he made to take the -71l timber. where he belongs.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-17
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Advertised. Letter list of the Ret chikan, Alaska, Post Office, for the the week ending Jan. 15. 1916. Carlson, John Mccarthy, William Patterson, Miss Maggie Remmen. Conrad Williams, Isabel Hays. Fred
 All letters unclaimed by Jan. 20, 1916, will be sent to the Dead Let ter Office. Washington. D. C. Parties claiming letters from the above list must pay 8 fee of one cent for each letter claimed. When calling for the above, say Advertised.
 NJ. E SWINFFoRD.
 Postmaster
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-17
sT. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Faster

s1n1zy-s-l,5 an, Hoy coraru,zn- ion. fExeP4 nzs szdzy n ths Eo11z-l
 l4so Native san3zy sehool.
 l171o am Morning Prayer end Sermoz fHosT cezanzzzon- first Szazzx 5n tae n.oz1h-1
 1z9ge m slzzg S-1ool
 ssl@ pz Szt5Ts serTiee. with Interpreter
 70 ETszi1g Prayer and serrne-. Hoy Da4z-19-s9 an Hey Com znz1zo1
 Tassazy-s709 pm S. goazs 5 soezzl cl15. Ga5ld Roern
 aee1a=s.dzT-zs9o pm Native H-ozzeaiz Gasd. In5iza Indian School Horse
 Thu-z4zg-2-80 pn- g. yoan,s esad, GgId Roem fAlserzase T1zrz- dzI)
 7-o0 pm-st- ga1a5s Athletic Cub, Bo9sz. Gz5l9 Room
 FrdzT-sE0 pm. Choir Rehezr- gal. Gg5ld R1o1-
 I zEzeere v=aeozze Es e1tensed to aEI, especially 10 neweonerz- REV. HAROLD | KELLY. z. Pastor.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-17
FOR SALE

A house and lot on the Hill. Ap- ply at this office, or to Mrs. George Chesney, Adv. If.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-17
FIRST M [ CHURCH

SD1ay Cl-eh Sz-Tles Il z IT zn5 7ss9 '.
 Lhzrs-ag Prayer Meeting 6-555 p-z
 Friday C1cir 1zsets z5 s.l0 . T. F5rs1 za5 TGr5 "Wednesday zfesr- a1.sa5 a1 20 Lz1aez As5 S.9ezs-F.
 L IT. MECEESER. Pastor.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-17
PAPA NOT BLOOD HUNGRY
lFrcsn Ninnsapolis leurr.all

(Frum Minneapolis Jourran
 It is sid of the 5oooo German troops now around Brussels thai most of them gre of the Landstrulu and consequently around 50 years of age.
 There has been great change in the appearance of ths German troOps Brussels since the early days of the The first troops who occupied the capi- s2 were be27asSs youths. straight ranrois. with naoacclea officers ir. immaculate uniforms. The troops there today are naus1aehed bearded many ot them decidedly weight. with speceaclei officers n Il-fitzing uniforms
 Ns2-sy every one q the soldiers talks about how many children hs h2S ar home and how anxious he is ger back his f1ressde. They hoGnesck lot, the present occupans Brussels, and as well behaved and orderly sst of men 2s ore could find the world ove-
 An, yes papa we knew yoa- You are not at all anxious 10 slay the foe The old home fr5eside the Chrlstua2s tree the children and bit of peace and chance smoke and talk 1T with the neghbOrs those the things you wish We call 1t sensible
 And f these kindly o13 fellows should meet as the -ron7 tney wO1ld have steadily to work killing another | Is the l2ss thing they wish to do How pleasantly. despite he accident of birth or nationality shey would sit do~n ogether and talk What a foolish wzSteful ard wicked tragedy.
 -% 4 -
 Provided always that inc Republicans are sincere and that they to return 10 power. all they have to do Ls 10 follow Ehe only Republican Guiding Star the Colonel Let them veil the star ard they are lost
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fAree Tree Point 45 Stewart B. C. ISo Prince Rupert as
 This table is complied in nautical miles which areo0so feet. The larg- est part of this list was complied fol the Post ofiice sy the Captain of tn 6einey and isaHthentic.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-17
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Lon Mass al $50 q. m-
 High Mass d i0:30 6 m- sunday School al z:30p.l la, ouada! FesperS al 7:30 J. m. VI eek Dss Mas. at 5 a- n. ReT. PAUL P. hERNS. kI Faster.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-17

All kinds Of commercial print ing 6cne at the Progressive Miner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-01
Annd6eruna nod Mot 8elleauna!

Sic Dor einiqen Sngen befannt eegebene GrfIdrung Der aominHtra.
lion lit Dine 8Deifd ais cine anndberuna an ben oeuuden 5tanoplnft
Iber Die 8ertoenoung Der ltBooe ODER aaer Griegsfa1r8elge gegen Be-
maffnete 9nn0elsfhfie o%r5ufeben. Aber trob0em felt He nod 9beoran
uf, Die CUR Commissioning baden, BOB Ser arieg ehpos aebnHtes ft.
pe EN- gaiebaasSpel, IN Dem beioe 8areien fh in Die entriHsgeloer
ieHeu uno nidt Elm Singer Inn 0as 2eben Der gafonen uno 9Rcniden,
Die ib III oteien Rngea rin6Gh begesneH.
5e for0ert nod iunner, Dab oas 9ubren bon Befhaben niht ais
genes fir bic abfdt gete. tie gegen ore uahTudung, g8egnabne unO
Die 9crienfpng 0s Sdifes 81 berDenoeH, ion0ern 0uB oiefc abHdt
burd bic Eat, poer 0s @orbnnDenFiH bon snIrnfhonen at 9orb oeg
SdtHes. 10 5u banoeIn baDiefet fem nMen.
Sos beBt INNER mfe0er, os ugoot amB fh Der GeIabr. Der bors
nnsndtiden 8epiBbet onscset rerRnft al Uer6en, ee es feinerleHg
ra anguHf b~orsehen BARI Gas lift cine 8orberung. bic Dem gseien Ser
MdHe pioeriprftt, ehpa as Doae Der Er1foent peddngen, Ser Sabel
mnTe aul 5dRBen nno Oas geDebr 5a 9eb unO Gid bpnatt fper0en,
uuo nut, Denn or Jefno NIT 0en 5dbeI ge1nacn uo NIT Dem @epebr
sefdoHea babe, oer eipen gefebI 1or8ege, es gu tim, Ourfen bic Oaufden
Ernppen ons ebenfals hn
Gos traet md inrnisr ben naEren s~erbaItnifen cides arisges feline
5ednang, Die bod eaad Die hno: gnglan0 berindt NIT ben inn gr
Geffuguag fteben0en 9ifelnt 9eltidian0 bon aaan 3ufnbren sr GEE
uD 81 CANOE o~b5uihne1en. llo 1guihIan0 Drludt 0agieIbe ena
lam gegeniber nit Den imn sMr Qerfigtng ~feben6en aRHteln. Gas ft
bic unerbdtlihe anforoerung, Die Oieer areg fet.
Solange 0enen III &aibinetou 70 einieng gednang aetraqen miro
bB Die brttiae artegfa6rung uutrtlbt bic OeuHte bebin6ert miro
Defben a1 blOBe 9bHiOerungen IN Den Bofbin9toner aor0eriruqen,
sanndhernngen" an Die 0cnite aufafang mr. Sic e~nogafiee arffg Der.
3gern, nidt mfbeben. Gos fann MIR mad beDen Seiten lmporhiiihe
Eeatralidty ODER en- baloiger, gaHs ~ent6eioen6er 0eutfder 9mg.
Sn augenbHd lit cher idoH Dir qAHnaberang9 bic cine Neridep.
puag Der Ssris 5oralsiebea ldBt Oandbar sat begriBea. gloB traaen
tIrfeB mir ndt 6aB lie bic 4bF6t elmer en69atigcn @elegung be-
teufe. gidt bel @Ili0nl
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9entId 5ltrrreidride guit.


lie n1hiten n%eutralen 9ampfer
bic 8oitiaflsn fir GeutIAIan0 mn
Oeiterreid.llHanrn mitne6men, Iino.
ab bon glep gorf:
II. @~ai.-gampfer Limited
StataS" hia aopenbogeu.
is. Moi.-8ompfes Oscar Scr
SDeite", pia aopenbagen.
81. 9fai.- 9ampfer as5rcoerid
Ger 4flte", BID aopenbaaen.
s. Srmi.- GnmpFer .SeIiq
Clau", Dia aepenbaaen.
y SUM. -7anpIcr ollnitco
Gtates@, bia aopenbagcn.
%. SUM -Iompfer Oscar Der
3iueite@, BID aobenhogcn.
gs 1T rotluenoig, oen 9tomeu oes
bctr. Campers groB nuo beutLids
duf Dem @riefumihI0g al uerncr.
ten. Seoer 8rief ioIlte oqrari
atnrfiert fuer0en, 0a CT font bicqeidi
cnf nentroIen 9ampfern befor0eri
miro. Die ellsIifhe Safen anIanftii.
mo mas or Serren Gngldn6er nit
Der 9oit TIM, tpelde fir lire Jein0f
batimmt lit. lit ia LATHAM befanui.
aae 8rieie iolIten minoeteus oeei
Gage nor Dem Inge Der abfahrt
gier anfgcgebeu Deroei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-01

4ntperpen tuar eefaIleL
@eihlogen mar bic Shlndt,
9as meite 6elo NIT allen
GriessereueIn 0edt Die Nahtl
Nm @aIOesronoe riibte
Bon Stirm unO S6Io6teebraus,
Ole fleiBige bic cute,
Ole oide Bertha aus.
9a rnnid)t Is III oen 2aftcu
@ie itol5er 9~lolerilue,
Gen fern aus Jelientliiften
Scr &inO heriiber trus.
llnO pie ben glid fie lenftc
9rm Sternenbimmel bin.
Sid ianit bernieoer ienfte
Gin idIuuter Zeppelin.
0os Serge idIiig ibm ifneIer,
Als er Die Bertha ihnut,
grrest idntrrt Der Gropcller,
Sci meiu = lei meme @rnut!
paoutHi, gi6 mir ouf ser STEELE
|Sier ben gerlobungsfuBl1
Sic iproh: agalr nidt 10 i6neae
ytein lieber 2uitifus.
8eiB ni6t. o5 mir erblilbc
glS ioldem 4ott @eUtlml
Sd Iiebe oas SoIioe
Sod fliIdtis it 0ein Sinnl
.Qronf er: o9art lit Ociu 56d0cI
0p6 mar CT oud) bon Stein,
@ieiu licbes 8onlbenm1oel
gu ioait Die @eeine ieinl
60 pobr id 3e5p lin belize,
8eripred i'd 0ir's eepiB:
IS gebt Die 5od3eitsreile
Nad 2ouoon uAo 9arisle
Gin @olfdcn fan geid9uomnen,
Ter 8orbang fiel bernb
sd babe nift nernommeiL
Gb iie ibr Satuort gn6.
God bnfF id mir erfabrcn
gom @auptquartier bale oies:
,8epp'liit mo Bertha naren
5n 2oroon uno 4urfsl
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Ger 8uttrasel3 brr @ariIsriuuen.
Mud Der grbBte Gtols Der qnri,
Isr. lire iiibrsnee GteIIunQ in allen
IngeIegenbsiien Der Mobe, I6eini
burd Oen arisg eini9srmaBsn IN
9erDirrung gebradt porben 5a Iein.
Die MoOenadridten, bic ipdbrenb
bsr itsien MOnate 5u uns brangsH,
fnO 70 ipenig berfibrsriIb, bag mir
[slbIt obHs patriotismug ilnb @renss
Iperre fuobI aHf bic GinFubr Der ntus
iItsn Barrier Mlooeer3eugniTt pers
bidttu Biirbsn. JaF EnglaubIid
aber ilingt, mas Der o@auIcis4 lber
ben IeBtsn Earlier MobepOrlhIaa Az
beridien peiB. Dian i'll" 70 I9reibt
has Earlier 9latt, lin 8sgriFf, Elm
HeieS peI3nsrt auF Den Moosmdrit
8u brinseH. limb pibt i6t, aus tDsIs
1sm eblru 9itr bieier mo0ssnt frans
a5fife psIS fammt2 @pn Der
Roite!l" Die allgsmsine skusruna Oes
pel5pertts IN 1ranifeid eineTleits
nno 1nosrerittls bic RnstenpInqe tn
ben fran50iiidsn GdiBenardbsn bas
Zen bitlen Isltlamru Mlpberuf berarts
!abi: Die sppiIas", bic ii ibren
Drdben Die Rntlen al 5nnoerisn
unb 1oufenosn erfdIagsn maFen,
psrtrsibsn Fd bic 3eit, irbem Ie bic
SEIZE ob5istsn uno getbsn. DieIe
Jeas nun inaen susunItsn Der Gols
0aten ~berIaaft unb in ben Wlpbeates
Tiers Derar6sits. perben. .Aints
lDdrs biiblGsr unb patriptiIhtr file
zine iuugs gaiiTer Dome mtiut BET
sgaulpis1. ais einsn Duff ober
MenteI su irngsn. ber aus ben Hsls
len bon glaltm bergsitsIt TT, bic an
fsr franaofider 6tont hauIign!1 ...
gits aIf9 lit bic HtueHe arlesgmcOe.
Thdpfuus: bic gurifsrin i'm Rditsna
pel5. -.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-01

Der G~sDdrttgeh ge5eDuhgeu Dis 5ur Gntihdoupg aber ben Grlob elmer
arresertdrm0, i'm aonfiit NIT Der 9%ebonptine bonn oc iogt int
arife / Der 4amen6nents~: Der aongreB fol- fen Geiet eIaHn. -. e,
'wddeS OS Aeht bs goItS, freolib HidmmenDfoumen umo bic yh.
aternns I'M 4bitelung bon gefhperoen 81 pehtOnirren, %DerfhrSt"
8aB gebt, Dos 5l tn, lit alto Elm berfaHunasm1bia qaranthrhS
ae@t e6nlo mic Die Notation outir, 10 Ianae fe fd iricOlder gaHieI
.be6ient, me oS Der SdG III.
lMb oarnn fam auer 9orn Der Serren gounerene unb Suhinqs
nidts anoeuui
Gdrcibt mctcrl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-01
J(llr nic6t Uer6(igen (aOen!

Die Seuoorrn Suhgs non @isconfH lno Tcmerenc bon Cbio
I'm F1 eniraffet iiber 0eH Sfront Dn grefen mo Gepeiden Die in
NufbIngton eintreHga lm0 iii 0Rncn Die 9urqer gteltna nehfnen qeqen
lie ariegsbese Der administration gdoc Baben iii Senat gegen oeic
Eun6ge5ng oes @taens enes frden goths prohtiat, lu0 nien on
uciueH0 gar aift. me iebr tie Hd onnit Hlamiert baben. 91ne hh
Rennan0 0urd ibe Ieeren Grohnnacn bcbIuHen Belize senatorcn fno
u Iarrr gebnuptuug, Der Nraf0ent it Der u~uuminranfte 9cberrider
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aftungsDoa
Is. q. Green.
ans5us ans aOnsrchmaHu Dreeus
HeOe.

anf 0as 8roteitldrciben Scr
geutonia 2oge 80. Is, s. .. $. g.
an aongreBmam 9B. ST. Green pom
9. 9ntritt Soipa, III ipeIder Oeriel,
be eriudt iuuroe, iein beites ST Inn,
tint al perbuteiL 0aB bic Ser. Staq
ten III Den elropaiidcn aries &C
5ogen wcr0eiL erGielt oie Soae fol-.
genie Tntiport:
8aihinGton &C. %. gprif 1916.
germ s. q. Sdnlnt, 5efret1r,
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Council bluffs.
6ans sdrpe6er aritor6en.

@ous Saroe0er, Elm moblbefam.
ter oelttidcr 6ormer, Der ieit oielen
sSobren i'm 8lumer Settlen1ent ont.
idiiig mar, lit am Mlontog abenO
I'M @nnic ieirer Godter. 6rou 6re0
eberg, ri. StraBe uro 4pe. ",
einem 8ebirnidIae erIegen. Ger
8eritorbene genoB bic 4dtlng daer,
Die i'm fnnnten uno geborte ser
oeuiinen luif. STRIDE In 8lnmer
Excitement an. or errcidfe Elm
Sitter bon rs Sabren. Gr ipiro bon
ieiner @nttin, elmer 3odter, 5rail
5reo Gbers, uno 0rei Sobnen u6er.
lebt. 3ieiel6en iino Senrg In groof.
I'm q. 81, 5er0. III Bender. 9ebr.,
urlD Carl duf Der 5nrm in 8Iumer
Excitement. Gas Begrdbnis Ion6
am 9onaerstog bonn Grauerbouit
ons Itatf Is fpuroe enc fur3e
Grnuerfeler int Sauie gebolteu uno
ipater bic aeide nah Dem 9Iuater
Settlement gcbradlt mo in Der Sir.
DE cine 9eihenfeier Ttuitfanb. Cos
8egr1bnis fdr6 OUT benz 0ortigen
5rtenbofe itntt.
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sir. 6srr: airsIid BOT fiG
Elm gdrtm hi aaIIpn, tauian M1t.
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