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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07
KAISER ENJOYS HIS FIRST RIDE
 IN STREET CAR.

LONDON, May 31. = The German emperor today appeared in the role of a street car passenger. He board ed crowded street car and paid his groschen-ten pfennings-like. the other passengers.
 The emperor, with small suite, ar rived here this morning unheralded, to visit the Schichau shipbuilding yards. He walked to a car of the bobtail variety and asked the motor man whether the car ran to the Schichau yards. Receiving an affirm ative answer, he calico out:
 All right, gentlemen, Jump on.'
 The emperor and the members of his suite each dropped a groschen in the box, and when the trip ended the emperor thanked the motorman for his first experience in riding on a street car, emphasizing his thanks with a denmark piece.
 The local authorities learned of the emperors presence before the inspec- tion of the yards was concluded, and automobiles were in readiness to take the party to the station.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07
THE BIRTH OF ISLANDS

The first of the Bogoslof group of the Aleutian islands was born 120 years ago. There was a great con- vulsion in the Boring sea, about 25 miles north of Unalaska, and an is land appeared above the surface of the stormy waters. This iSlet, which rase to height of nearly 5000 feet above sea level, was christened Bo- goslof by the Russians, who then owned Alaska. It remained solitary and alone until 1882, when another volcanic eruption in the sea was fol- lowed by the birth of another island near the first For two years the new island was the scene of an active eruption. Then it cooled gradually and, like the first islet became the home of seals and sea lions and the breeding grounds for sea birds. The third of the Bogoslof group was born 10 years ago. The "baby" was small Ter than it's elder sisters, being about third of a mile in diameter and with an altitude of some 600 feet, but the following year another convulsion of nature resulted in nearly doubling it's area Since then several other islands have been born in various parts of the Aleutian chain.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07
HUGHES A EPIC IN A POKE"
Who Knows What The Supreme Court
 Justice Stands For?

We cannot bring ourselves to feel the abounding enthusiasm for MT. Hughes that most Republicans seem to feel, or tell ourselves they feel We should infinitely prefer not to take any chances whatever at this time of all times. Tn one choice lies between Wilsonism and Roosevetism and it is infinitely better not to make any ex- periments with vicarcious representa- tives. We all know Wilson and we all know Roosevelt If we don't like the former, what sense is there in trying out an unknown, who is widely sus- pected of being more than "a Wood row Wilson in whiskers?''
 Neither are we at all sure that the nomination of MT. Hughes is already so unquestionable as to warrant mak- ing up ones mind to it. The thing to be remembered is that one wants candidate who can win It may be that MT. Hughes could win-and one Ul1RuC T6dSOl, lIOlll plcoCHC tions, that he could, but, after all, it would be plain case of buying pig in a poke" Suppose MT. Hughes turned out to be pacificist or a pro German? Do you know, yourself, for sure that he is neither? How much do you really know about him, any how? His one stock in trade up to date is that nobody knows anything whatever about his views on any cur rent public question of the first mag nitude; and we should dread to say that this seeming asset will not, in due time, turn out to be fatal liab- ility! This case is important enough to the American people to demand ab- solute frankness and openness, and an entire absence of doubt. Yet the Hughes business depends on doubt
 and assumption from top to bot tom.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07
DRINK HELPED THIS TIME.

They built the fire near my wagon and wanted me to get out and stand with them. Never again, 1 hope, shall 1 preach anything as admitting of no deviation. 1 am not one who cares to drink or could ever see any excuse for it. I have been one of those who argued that in no instance was drink ever a necessity. 1 have changed my mind 1 consider it a necessity at the cholera barracks in Przemysl, or else where I consider it a boon to our drivers They had had nothing to eat since the day before. They had neither coffee, tea nor water They could obtain none. They were stiff and cold. One had large bottle with water-like fluid.
 He offered it to me first. He said: "Schnapps! Good! Warm!" I tasted it. A few drops was like fire in my throat But it left a warm streak as it passed down. They all drank after me-not much more They all seem ed content with one small swallow. They plainly showed they were not for pleasure-only for sus- tenance. .-Pittsburg Sun, February ,, 1915 (adv)
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07
BUSINESS MAN RETURNS

MT. J. F. Capp, of the firm Capp &. Bold of the Electric Laundry, who has been in the states for several weeks on business, purchasing new and modern machinery and also a de- livery auto for their place of busi- ness, returned this a. m. on the Al-ki, we'll pleased with the result of his trip. The work of getting everything in shape and making the Electric Laundry right up to the minute in modern i'm provements and efficiency will now soon be accomplished
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07
FLAG IS BURNED IN MELTING
 POT.

NEW YORK, June 5.-An Ameri- can flag and the colors of many other nations burned tonight in a melting pot" suspended from tripod in the yard in the rear of Rev. Bouck Whites Church of the Social Revolution. The ceremony" was conducted by Albert Henkel, introduced as an artist"
 After the colors had been destroyed, Henkel unfurled the banner of inter national industrialism."
 The flag burning was preceded by services in the church at which one of the speakers was the Rev. Mercer Green Johnston, rector of Trinity Pro testant Episcopal church at Newark, N. J., who recently resigned because he said, some of his vestrymen want ed him to run his church Hike a gro- cery store"
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07
AUTOMOBILE PARTY
 FOR MISS TUCKER

A most enjoyable surprise was giv- en Miss Birdie Tucker, Monday even ing while returning from the theatre, this popular young lady was met by a party of young folks who invited her to go for real joy ride. Auto rid ing is becoming a popular pastime in Ketchikan and this auto-party given was unique farewell to Miss Tucker, who left on the Prince John Tuesday a. m. for the states, where she is shortly to be come a bride.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07
REFLECTIONS OF A By Helen
 BACHELOR GIRL Rowland

Mo- dearie, no man ever thinks be- forehand of the deep responsibilities of marriage-and no sane girl will re- mind him of them until she has him lashed to the hearthstone.
 After a woman has lain awake half the night in order to be able to call her husband in time to catch his train it's rather hard to be hated for it just like an alarm clock.
 Oh, yes, every man has high moral standard-for his wife. Just think how much more consciense stricken Adam felt over the one little bite Eve took of the apple than he did about eating all the rest of it himself!
 The only kind of love worth any thing is the kind that you get for noth- ing
 Why is it that the moment man has finished one bottle of wine he feels rich enough to order lot more, and the moment he has won the heart of one woman he feels conceited en- ough to fancy he can win all the oht ? CTS?
 * * *
 When a husband leaves pretty wife entirely to her own devices ev- enings she is bound to cultivate some thing - nerves, debts, dogs, jealousy or another man. * *
 Alas Tomorrow would be sweet if only we could forget the foolish things we did yesterday.
 Umbrellas and raincoats at Fields.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

proxies with their own votes, or thir- teen out of ffty-six votes represented in the convention from the Third. The other forty-three stood as a unit.
 If you will look over the records believe you will find that the Third division is the only one that has been consistently voting the Republican ticket for the past eight years. Is it the desire of the gentlemen who are in control of Republican politics in Alaska to see the party organization destroyed and the vote from this di- vision reduced? If so, they have sure ly taken the right course. Very truly
 G. c. HAZELET.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

CABIN FOR RENT-Apply to Dr. Brown for particulars. (adv.)
 -
 ADVERTISED LETTER LIST of the Ketchikan, Alaska, Post Office, For the week ending June 3, 1916. Brodie, Charles. Duran, Rosalie.
 Hesse, Wm.
 Marshall, Mrs. A. D. Martini, s. K.
 Parks, o. H.
 Porter, Gen.
 Ratckovitch, Pete. Skotheim, Capt. John. Ulmer, Joe.
 Walters, E. F.
 Washburn, Mrs. Martha. When calling for the above, say Advertised" Parties claiming let ters from the above list must pay a fee of one cent for each letter claim ed. All letters unclaimed by June IT, 1916 will be sent to the Dead Letter Office, Washington, D. c.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

Field, the Specialist has returned from California and reopened again at the old stand in the Red Mems Building next door to the Customs house. adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

When a mans head is fired with champaigne he can always fancy that his heart is fired with love and that this is what is making the world go round.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

To enable a bachelor to thread a needle a Chicago firm has published an unexpurgated edition of the choic- est quotations of Uncle Joe Cannon.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

Many a platonic friendship that might have docked in the port of Mat rimony has been wrecked by storm of sentiment tears.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

Suits ready made and made to or der to fit anybodyand everybody at Fields, Red Mems Building adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

More than s1OOO, O,OOo,OOO was spent last year by the American public for tobacco
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

He hat telleth a secret unto mar ried man may prepare himself for a lot of free advertising; for, 10, the con jugal pillow is the root of all gossip.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

A baseball park caterer is the in- yentor of liquid ham that can be painted inside of a sandwich.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

Arrow shirts and collars at Fields. Sport coats at Fields. adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

When it comes to winning a battle or a woman, a wise fool sometimes rushes in and wins while fool angel is preparing to tread.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07
BELL ISLAND
 HOT SPRINGS

Forty-five miles north of Ketchi- kan Clean cabins, equipped for light housekeeping. Reasonable rent al. Meals served if required. Week. ly boat service from Williams dock, Ketchikan.
 MRS, HOUTS, Manager in charge
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

Habit is the cement which holds the links of matrimony together when the ties of romance have crumbled.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

Mems furnishing goods and hats at Fields adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

Mems odd pants. Fields adv. CID corsets from $1.25 up, at Fields Red Mems Building. adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

Young mems and boys suits, all ages all prices at Fields adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

Subscribe for the Progressive-Min CT, only seventy-five cents month.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

It's a strong heart that has no turning-under May moon.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

KETCHIKAN CIVIC CLUB.
 Meets every first and third Tues day evening at 8 p. m., at the Coun- cil Chambers. All women interest ed in the welfare of our city are cordially invited to attend.--Sec. B. P. Dickinson, M. D.
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

Umbrellas and raincoats at Fields.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

CABIN FOR RENT-Apply to Dr. Brown for particulars. (adv.)
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-07

Alas! Tomorrow would be sweet if only we could forget the foolish things we did yesterday.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15
&cpnblifamiid)c Mancnperiammluna.

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BON Soma miro am M6eno bes %.
Wfar5 cine Heoe Dor enter MalIenz
nerlanmlung i'm 1l1rl1er Srernbaus
baltelr. slm gorn1ittog iinoet Sic
staotfol1pentlon ltatt, l1l1o s(benos
lplroe Die Misunderstanding Don
@orlieer @eeo 2ane argelcbt.
gl5e=8pltpernellr @aroing ioate
Dor elm pnar Sager1 i'm bieliger1 CONT
l1ereial Glnb lpred}en, ooh traf Ser
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l1lllBte. @err @aroing belist bon Iei=
men baltftgen 8ellldlen in bieler
staot eil1en groBen @efalrltenfreis.
8abrlfeinl!G miro ct iiber n@ationale
Gplitif lpreden.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15
@%crimmlnna Scr %ltniocriitp Ggtcn=
finn S6cietl.

Sn. Der porgeitern slben0 obgebal=
tenen Gerlammlutg Der Iapenport
nnipcriitp grtelIton societp nl,roe
'beldlolien, IN oielem @erbit ledsgor=
trage IN Der s(ltla Der &od)idlle bonn
6. Nopent6er bis 5lln1 II. DECEMBER
geben 5lt laiien. 3ie @ortrdge lper-
ocn ON Montag 4bettoelt 11lro l1i6t
bisber OH sSreitag abenoen gebals
ten mer0cn. Mls Gebner ipltroe ser
bier beItens befannte gortragsmeilter
Carl Barnes aus 4ilaoelpbia, So,
gemonnell, Der iiber Oas Iben1a uIbe
Culture galue Of 3ailp grerciles"
lpred}cn miro. 3abenport fat in Sen
leetell % bis 30 Sabren regelmabi=
&c @ortragsfnrle I'M Serblt perar-
italtet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15
gllts Scn1 @cridlt.

Observation-Disclosures MURDER, an
Slllins @lelper, Seitamentspoll1tre.
der Der gssadlalicnld}uft bon 6rit
&llelper, altsaeltcllt. M,tapilte iillf
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i'll ei,1er bon Golta 8. @lodlpel OH.
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haunt tbnrbeL haben 0l,rd) Die Mlt.
tpaltc 9elrnif l,llo @oltoillot eirc
Mntaport ,,eblt elmer @egenflagcldJrii1
binterlegen %lalien.
Observation-Disclosures lpltrben So.
|iepb Us. 9pcril1a, Observation-Disclosures
der Der Hadlalienld)aft pom @ertrube
Scoring, allsaeitelt. Nllmdlte 1ino
Goof mlb @auhnff.
Ser finite llllb Sd)luB6eridt bon
Ayliter Mc@ uelills, Gprml1no bon 81
Don s. MecGrelins, lit oltrd MAnualt
g. sc. Silber billterlegt lporoen.
Ser Sui pom 9. S. Salingcr ge-
gen bic Madllaileltidlaft BON George
Miellael lit llarl enter gelter1t bon Ben
Mlrpaltell Scott lllo Scott hinterlegs
ten 9soti5 5uriitfacsogen wproell.
Ger Sd)lllBbcrid)t Der German
Srlllt Gnnlponu, @orlltltlo Don Moel=
bert gcrrp @alfer, lit bltrd 0ie gu=
malte 2allc lulo @aternlall bi,,ter=
legt mo alltlcbciben moroen.
Observation-Disclosures mltrOen an
Mlbert s. GeeHanL Seltaalclltsuol=
ltreder Ser aSadlailenidaft bon $. s..
Sacobs, ollsgeiteQt. MumaIte lino
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Ter &sridlt Don @illiam OILERS,
Gprnutn0 Don &ernlal1 ghlers, hit
oltrd Mnnalt Gbil. Ial1m binterIegt
mo glltgcbciBe1 mor0en.
ST. DEM Nallc BON Bridget &ilcell
geaelt Ncl'on qulo Nlpina @repe lit
onrd Die Mlnudltc Ser &ligcrin. Sba=
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amorocn. slla Der Iul fiir3lih per-
.banoclt lpltroc, lullroe eil1 9crbift SIT
@lulitcn Ser @eflagtclt abgegeben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15
|Giuc Galbc Mcilc iulibcr Siidnab=
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Cine ale frii6eren ii6ertrcfienoc 60.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15
@crtaatcs @cr11r.

3as GerbSr geger Den 1~5iabrigen
ytop sdnpp, meld)er beldllOigt lit,
$50 ans Der Nrnenbiidie Ser ct.
Mnt6ollp's airl)e geltoblell gu baben1
tit bon Midter 81. ). 9onegalt allf
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t%oilobils nod Ser ltaatli6en 9elie-
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15
Miitfaitcn-a omtcit
Inter gMIpi3ien bes Mtaoemp gi1
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49, fI ifH
Ser Mcaoelnp girb Club Der glfa-
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III oielem Mo1lat m%ieberlin1 ei,1el.
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rcrc Ittmelbungen bon elmer 8erioll
%crfolgcll bod fam llienano m1e6r
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is @uarprcile mie folet allsgelest
.mor6en:
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lteat; $500 erIter Greis rnb $500
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15
Moslnm Ilats perfanft.

Sic in go. 74t Gerrp stroBc &C.
legelran Moslpn Ilats lil1o bon Irolt
@enrD Golllncr flir cine 100 s(crc
grobe Iarm in Sec County, Sl1iltpis,
pertauld)t morDcll. Ser llelte Gigen=
tbiln1er 0es @ebalt0es lit @err Soll1es
@ealep bon Mllscotine, SSa. Ter Ser
follf mllroc oltrdl Bic Cline Mcol Gr=
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IN Sodlon Gollntp, @is., geeen 5lpei
giertcl Seftiollen il, Sito Gafota
lnlo elncrn @obnbmls an Ser is.
Strabe Don Sroll slglles suoap.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15
Maa5ia anf @a1s.

Die .Goli5ei pe%ranltaltcte il oel
Nad)t oitf Iielistaa cine Ma55io OH
oas bon Gobert Softer betriebcne 90
girbalts an Ser 4. llno Mod SslanS
'straBe rno perbaftete SOFTER oils Sci.
ter zines ltnoroentlidysn @al,ies ltl1S
SSallles @altap, S. Dfiller, Clara San
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itellte $50 8iirgidaft uno bie iibri.
gen bis al1f %sen1ie Mptultalm ie $40
'8eitern Moraen lieBen tic sic 9iirg.
l6ait ollrd5 Nidterid)einen inn 5tid,
Selllie Notbmann mllrOe 81 elmer
Celebrate bon So ltno in sic Soften
ocs Gerfabrens uerllrtbcilt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15

9emtldlcs sdeater.

Ger nadite Sonrtog in n~ltiererll
Gelltlden 56eater lit mie0er ein 60
la-slbetb. Silt es opd) ei11en aiirit-
Ter 5n %feierl1, Der, 111all fonn es nit
glite1n Geipillen lagen, in eriter 2illie
oo5ll beigctragen bat, BEN ~gegeheral1
gorltellt1ge1 81 ei1rellr poQen grfplg
SIT perGelfel1. gs lit &nrt@ orit.
Nid)t aaeill ais Sdaltipieler in crit
lten ui1o beiteren Gollelt, IN @eialtg
ltno Sall5 nor CT tets Ser grfte, l,eill
alld) oils Spielleiter Ser ein5elnelt
gorltelln1gelt fat CT ltets lein SITES
oarat1gegeben, Dem Stiif einen Mir
olgen &a6lnelt 81 perleibel1. @er
einmal binter bic aulilien aeblidt
bat, Der miro balo SIT Ser Ginliht
fomn1elL Dob es feline leid)te slnfgabe
1T elm Stiif gut in s5ene 5l1 ieten.
Ga limo 6%ulloerte bon &leinigfeitell,
altf Die Der Spielleiter 5t adten fat,
oanlt oaes ridtig lln0 losgfaltig
beransgearbeitet miro. slltd an lei
llelil 9DIelQoello lDtf0 Serr @0rtt
oas golfsitiid uSnienann's Sod)ter"
1elblt IN S5el1e lebel1. gs lit Dies
lpobl nas beltegolfsitiid, SOS geidrie=
ben morocn lit mo Ser @aiemaml
miro %nnbeoingt cine @lan5leiItllng
Don Sorts 1peroen. @iersu fonmt
nod, oaB mir III oieiem @inter nod
fem Stlicf Don oenl beoelltenoer
sbrlrtlteaer goolpD 9%'alrronge gele.
ben baben.
Ile iibriaen Mitalieoer iino III
groBen Gol(en beldaitiat. Sin poa.
belebtes Sous iolfte Dem @eneii5ian.
ten fiir Die Mr6eiten bieier Saiior
lelnen Can't a 6Itatten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15
@cbr=
3ltm @etrnge bon ei11em Gent in ser
@eI1afts1tene 0ieier 3eitut1a.

Ser @erfauf Der 8ebr- Silfgmar-
fen sum- @etrage bon ei11em Gent ilr
Der @eiddftsftene 6ieier 3eitllng.
madt erfreulibe Sortidritte, unO.
.iDeli1 alld bereits bieIe Warfen bers
falft apor6elt fino, 10 bat ser Ser
9emofrntM bod ei11en gorratb po1l
mebrerer talienb Warfen, Io6aB ale
8eItellulrgen porerit nod ausgefiibrt
merben fon1ert.
Die fiinitleriih gearbeiteten Mar.
fen init benz MlifOrllf Ser Geimatb
Scott, idaff ih grot" laiien ii1 in
mannigfad}er @eiIe anf @rteien, So
deten 1in0 slt @eidenfen b%erfpen0en.
Ole Marfen iit1O gum 9reiie bon MIR
einem Gent per Stiid in Der &C.
ldaftsitelle oieier 3eitung crldltli6.
Gin ie6er Gent fon1illt Sen Mpt1leis
be1lben in Geutlhlan6 81 8ltte, %
Oas aus anaeiebeneir Dertid)amerifa-
niiden @eiddfttslellten beitebeltOe SEQ
mite fir feline MiiDespaltling im fei-
1er @eiie entIdabigt apirS.s Mlio
nodJmals: Ser Seimatb NotN!, idaff
ii1 @rpt."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15
5taht unl Gon b.
Mittpod, zen Is. Mdr5.
aleinr 5taotzM eniaicitcn.
gei @uiten, grfaItunaen uirp.
llnier @rulttbee, 8rultpaltiIen uno
Suitenbalian. Giepe's apotbefe.

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Snitenbalian. Giepe's Ipotbefe.
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.lllc cntiialo gelterl Aa1nlittag lllll
$40 Gin 1Seller ollrdl Sllllfen aus ei=
nen SNornltcine. Scr orgerihtcte
Sd)aocn miro allf @lil1gefabr S15 &c
id}obi.
0ron eaura SOB bon glllc
Srab, Sa., ieiert onl belttigen Gage
ibren 56. @cburtstag. Sic mllrDe
ON 10. Mor5 1860 III O'olltpeIier,
So.,geboren u1o bot in oieier @egclro
3eit Ibres 9ebells gclpobltt.
GIcrf 6rieoholot bon ser Sc
llDrOc filr offc1tlide Mrbeitan bat &C.
tern Bic folaenoen 8olerla16niB=
idlcille allsgcitellt: Nrno 9. Eeteric1,
llnlbalt in 9eo. 1924 Slap Strabc
sum &oitenplnft Don $50O.00, &on=
traitor sSobn 20. Soccer INTO 5. Solt,
llnlba1 III geo. 325 Dit 5. StraBc
5llm a%oiienplulft BON 1924, aontraf=
tor Ssobn Eeters.
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Tan @agner non gsp. 14O4 gSclt 3.
straBe bat lid aeltern Gin aellaloes
5cbnpfiilloiges Maindgclr cingeitelt.
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llmltal,oen nod lpoll.
anf GcraltlalInllg BEG County
%s(lnpalts !Sellrp s., Sebelts mllros &C.
tern 9llnla Gong in bcl1 &oltit go.
116 @eit 6. strabe perbaftct. Count
%tparpalt SSebel1s llnterlud)t geuiile
gcr6altltilie ocs @altles. 8isIallg
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gello le1llal0 IN DEM tSauIe bc1aIten=
Ne gllslagen 5it nlad)en.
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mer's.