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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-03-02
r. F.. DORR
DEALER IN
Furniture, Collins and CaSketS

Long Building, Opposite Court House,
In the Same Old Stand.
Sole agency for the "Galion Met
&c Vault" flawless, not a rivet is
1 rough the case, not hole in it, as
nbled by an electric welder. Once
z. ID you will never use any other.
Come to me for Furniture, COffins
: d CaSkets.
r. r. DoRR,
ne Only Licensed EmbaImer
In crIttenden County.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-17

Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Blessed have
moved from No. S3s Third ave. TO
No. 37s Clairmount-ave.
o.
Miss Helen Higbie. or Chicago
will arrive Friday, TO be the guest
OF Mrs. Carolton NJ. Higbie.
q
Ia Circle Francois viii hold .
regular meeting In Federation club
house, Friday evening. at . o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Swift win
take up their residence In the e.
III. Nelson home. No. 1737 Je6er-
son-ave.. this week.
@
Cadillac camp. No, 1l3os. Modern
woodmen OF America. will give q
dancing party Friday evening. In
the hall. No. 1889 Fort-st. west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jackson. OF
No. l3s Richton-ave.. Highland
Park. announce the engagement OF
their youngest daughter. Beatrice
Clara, TO Dr.. A. Raymond Moon.
o
Mrs. Alansou Avery Moore and
Mrs. Harold Harrop Moore will give
an afternoon reception. Saturday,
March IS, from 8 to o'clock, In
their home, No. IS Chicaseblvd-
-
The performance BY member OF
The Players. announced for Satur.
day evcSing. March 10. has bee,
20 taoned until Saturday evening,
II ~. %. in the auditorium Of the
v'ryln County Medical association
aua ling.
Clarence ewift will BE- the host
OF n dinner party in the Detroit
Athletic club. Friday evening. In
honor OF his brother, Herbert. whose
marria-e 10 Miss Maud Fellows. oil
Boston viii take place next week
Mr.. and Mn. 4. p. Fulton have
rctSr1S6r 10 their -sfoms N HART
sonviIle, Mo-, following . visit -tn
The Detroit times., 1916-03-17
III G'' R Mas
No. 29OLDull Days.
Blu ETHEL LLOYD PATTERSON

thur was IN unusually high type Of
man, he also had many beliefs In
common with all Of his sex.
know that innately one thing ne
disliked was to have me earn
money. In the 1rst place II pleased
him to think that everything 7 had
he gave me. In the second place
imagine. too. II was q BIT of vanity
with him not to run the risk Of
having other men imagine that his
wife had to work.
All this ! was old enough now to
understand and to realize. and I
made my allowances. And honestly
for a long while ! tried TO give up
the thought of continuing my Illus
trating. For my side Of II was
this: For many years now. even
while / had been married to Andre.
had been accustomed TO support
myself. II had given me . sense
OF selfrespect and dignity. Al
though my husband now gave me
Of his money lavishly, four times
the sum could not compensate me
for the bit might have earned my
self; that could know VIZ wholly
mine. II Inundated me. when
desired 10 give my husband some
little present or TO indulge in some
exfravasance that I thought would
The Detroit times., 1916-03-17

Even an angel would not be brave
enough to try TO ny with her wings
II she was brought up In the belief
The Detroit times., 1916-03-17

Printing tks pisis s~ss ki.a--,hs'
q rsghs--Ttwr Jes D~pt~-weis ss;n.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-17
HE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

very well. Won't you, or II you
don't feel able. won't Dick write the
notice7"
A little cold chill ran down my
spine and for a moment | forgot the
ache that was always there.
'I'll write II, Pat" said "SeDC
a boy over for II in half hour"
This morning this little notice sp
peared in The Daily ----:
THE many friends OF Miss Flea
nor Fairlow will be shocked as well
as grieved TO hear Of her sudden
death In Chicago, yesterday. Miss
Fairlow had not been well for some
time. and had given up her training
as nprse Just when she was about
10 be graduated
She was visiting a friend OF her
mothers at the time OF her demise.
NO young woman In the city vas
any more popular than Eleanor Fair
low. when she suddenly gave up so
ciety four years ago and entered the
---- hospital with the avowed in.
tention Of becoming . trained nurse.
Endowed with rare beauty and clev-
err mind and most sympathetic ma
ture. her friends AT that time de
pIored her giving up the position she
might occupy for such arduous work.
Their fears were justified. for hos
pital training proved too much for
her, and she had TO give is up Al
last
"She win be missed more thar
most, for her friends were many
II is very probable that she win be
laid beside her father and mother
in Ivylawn cemetery, but as yet no
arrangements have been made for
the funeral
know. little book, this notice
sounds cold and unfeeling: but
someway I feel that II Eleanor
knows. she IN glad am doing II in
just this way. long ago forgave
her. and now in mercy 10 her--to
Dick and TO myself Am going 70
try to forget II all
The Detroit times., 1916-03-17
|EsE3x:zEzM
SOCIETY


Mrs. Fulton's sister. Mrs. Proctor
X. owens. Mrs. Owens mother.
Mrs. A. T. Chatham. also Of Harrt
sonville. will remain In Detroit un-
III April 1.
A reception WI follow tn. con-
cert OF Miss Anna Case OF the Net
ropolitan Open company. and Miss
Frances ingram. Of the Chicago
opera company. Tuesday evening.
In Arcadia. and all those who at-
tend the concert viii BE- given op-
portunity to meet these charming
artists. who viii give the couclud-
ing concert In the Phtlharmoaic
course.
The nth annual minstrel show ~
Erie ndship minstrels will take place
IN the Masonic temple. March n.
% and %. Exceptionally good tai
ent 10 to be found in the nAsmbsr.
ship OF Friendship lodge. No. ali.
+. 4 A. NJ, and these annual min
strel performances have come to b
eagerly anticipated, and to prove
excellent entertainments.
Detroit New Century club IN 10
annual business meeting held Mon
day, elected the following omcsrs:
President, Mrs. J. r. Thomas; vice
presidents, Mrs. J. 3. Stevenson.
Mrs. c. NJ. Novak: recording score
tary, Mr.. A. II. Stevenson; cor
responding secretary. Mr.. D. q.
North; treasurer. Mrs. o.
Markle: auditor. Mrs. w II. c. Bur
nett: directors. Mrs. =. g. Ray, Mrs
z. B. Kelly.
Monday evening. Weston Gales,
director OF the Detroit symphony
orchestra. will give an illustrated
talk In the Detroit Museum OF Art,
ON the seven Wagner overtures
which constitute the program for
the next concert. Friday. afternoon.
March ~, IN the Detroit opera
house.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-17

VI
And 20 that one drawing which
I made so soon after my marriage
proved for Q time to be the last
one. Gently. and with no desire to
impose his will upon me in an ar
bitrary manner. my husband had
nevertheless made II plain TO me
that II would please him greatly
were I to give up my work, now
that we were married. And be.
cause I had made up my mind TO
try TO make him happy In all things,
put my drawings away from me.
But II was a hard thing 10 do.
harder / fancy than Arthur guessed.
Like all practical men, he could not
but think of any creative work as
4 sort Of pastime. think. in his
own mind. he classed my illustrat-
ing very much as he would class
knitting socks for the soldiers or
painting satin sofa cushions. That
II could be a means OF real happi-
ness 10 me. know he never
dreamed. He was too generous and
human TO have asked me to give II
ND had he guessed how I really felt
about IL. Then. toe. although Ar
The Detroit times., 1916-03-17

& II ~ - ~ 60 = ny any
m - - nnE3s ana after
! - 49, aMsv ! 1soaed at
nr. - IA nOs say
- - lDu1os1 that she had
- - - ~ D1nA thought
T = - $50 - Nm and Dick
~ - 49, n6Ces changed
nn1 - 1870 NJ.
II o1 - = - ioeaad to-
80 - unck I - hrBswn up
~ lnnD - aecaos1 they we're
1 ~ 1919 A. ~ affection
- $3.50 g married Me com
~ - - W1en was nd g0lng
- - a1unys bsisevsd - ~
- - - NJ q cUnDsnsntion
~ Oank vhn4 hnd asss 10
- o1vxlnos Innes ~ both
- ~. IRA ssms might
zHn1 sals0 MA fEom Kssnor
& v0ua ~ haa uzrried me
M q ~. m 20 80. nttle
I ~ ~ knDw fhses var an
t y1nE1ov until amer y had
~ psck AM ~ her-. as
k Is - ca1ns1 ~ from OBJ
n 4, ~ shouGhts q hsr. 1 was
1 = 1paogx1n n rod:
4 8 ~ tn nnsrning from
$500 - has ~ bsen well
W ~ sonne - -. - her last
~ yDoe0-1 - - - sD.' VIII
NV nnE),ounnss. Notify hei
(n11R) Caroline Hume"
- Xnnnnrl Hsr lot was not a
v Gns "a she certainly
~ ~ ~ sfns. al her follies
- nSGoakes.
~ GAell tell this to Dicky'
~ mynelf. EIaanor must have
n - hawe the telegram sent te
NV, lletls book. aid not fee
~ 1oll the news to Dick.
reo1 about n my mind for ,
~ ! decided to call al
r. - ssnounce II through
. a1sss - ras on Ii. wir'
1nsVoeed b. Hello with
o01ret eusicr Il hav
~ nows for you. Pat"
~ Il Il. Nareief Aren't 20
o10ne ~ VOL ~ you e,
The Detroit times., 1916-03-17
DEMO CRATS SPLIT
ON NATIONAL
COMMITTEEMAN

Local interest in the presidential
primary viii center n the Asht ~
tween the candidates ter Dsnecrasie
national oonaittssnaa, W. A. Com
steck. Of LApssr. and Inward u.
wool. o. yiiat DstFoet and Wayne
ee1nty Ds0ssrats ere split. Il ID un.
dsrsteed. ~ followers ct JuAes oea-
nelly being active IN the supDogt OF
woodA while Jvdes JsRs1ss' aAhsr>
snts Are stronS for Constock.
Charles b. Warren y without op-
position for rs-slsctiea q Rseubli-
can national committss0aA. end
0ustavus d. Pope II also alone o
the National ProAibitioa ticket.
In voting their Drsesreoes G. Mich.
igaa's fAvorits soas Tor he prssidsn-
tial nominattoa. local vetsrs win
choose between Henry Ford, william
Alden Smith ana W. q. SimDson on
the Republican ballot. Woodrow WI.
son on the Democratic. and w. r.
Ferguson On the Progressive.
The prssidential primary viii b
held Monday. April :. Qualified voe-
ers ca register and ballot on the
same day. The polls will be OPEN
IRON : q ~. 70 IL ,. =.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-17

please him. to realize that had to
ask him for his own money TO
make my gift. II took all the sweet
ness out Of the thing.
And then. too. I felt that my work
was OF actual value. / had studied
and shaved at II hard. had made
my way from immature fashion
drawings to Illustrations OF some
real merit. felt ! had q talent
which would In time give actual
pleasure to mrny people. To give
all this mp. ~ . matter Of fact was
the greatest sacrifice my husband
could have asked OF me. Yet fool
ishly I made II. say "foolishly
because II Ia never fair to the per
son for whom you make the sacri-
fce. IL he II an intelligent human
being. not to let him know its cost
to you.
And 90. with US. the days slipped
on. We rode our horses In the
morning. I dressed In the evening
for dinner and spent long happy
evenings with my husband. But al
most unconsciously the days, while
he was away In the city ut work.
were becoming dreary to me. Ny
household now ran itself almost
without a hitch. had arranged
every last Bit OF It's decoration.
began to droop q little for sheer
lack Of something to do. was
growing tired and . little irritable.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-17
n OF. INTEREST TO WOMEN AND THE HOME 1914

That those especially interested
may be assured Of seats, cards Of
admission arc being issued in the
once Of the association, No. COS
Kresgs building. These cards will
BE- honored until $40 o'clock when
the doors win b thrown open to
the public. The lecture viii begin
at Sis.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-17

Mrs. N. C. Reyes vim BE- the hos
tess II the regular meeting Of the
Fort Pontchartrain chapter Of the
d. A. r, In her home. No. 100 Rose
dale-ct., Friday afternoon, when the
Of the Detroit Federation Of WON
meeting win b . 81. Patrick fes-
tivity.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-17

FUNERAL services for Mrs. Caro-
line Van Alstins, widow Of George
II. Van Alstine. will be held Friday
afternoon from her residence. No.
I4s HarperAve-, at O'Clock Mrs.
Van Alstine was 50 yeas old. and
IL survived by three daughters. Mis-
Marion Lajon, OF Detroit; Mrs. A
VI. Dane. OF Kalamazoo. and Mrs
Young. OF Pennington. A sister
Mrs. Nellie n. Wilson, also survives
The Detroit times., 1916-03-17

decidedly nelsrn snip viii b. In
terestsd 70 know that Il b ths type,
and BY no means the name, that 10
new. The names q British ships ars
handed down from naval generation
TO naval generatton. the Arst British
ship ef the line DrsaAnousht HAVING
been launched n 1915. !, Z. 49,.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-10-06

A slidll piece OF galvanized iron IN
mixer ia which was a snuaiI amount
powder at Plant 3, made u fire rilursda
mornlf'g which burned J., Morgan, "a lore
man, living il Wilmington, aud Dli
Burns, Of Salem. Neither Mas bur e
seriously.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-10-06
To Rid Child of Worms

Don't scold the %fretful, nervous child.
Often it is due to worms Get rid of these
by giving one-half TO one lozeuge Kickapoo
Worm Killer. "a laxative worm candy. Give
only plain nou'ishink fool, lots of outdoor
exercise and put to bed early. Watch
stools and C ntinne giving klckapoo Worm
Lozenges. They VIII positively remove
the worms 25c at druggists. adv.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-10-06

Having established my permanent
studio at No 8N. Broad ST., | am pre-
pared to receive pupils for the instrnc-
ton on violin, mandolin, cornet and all
bass instruments.
Boston Conservatory Method. Special
attention given TO children. tor terms,
etc, pply to
10 6-3t WI. NJ. GOFF.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-10-06
Avoid Spring Colds

Sudden changes, high winds, shifting
seasons cause colds and grippe, and these
spring colds are annoying aud dangerous
and are likely to turn into a chronic sum-
mer congh. IN sneh cases take a treat
ment of DIR. Kings New Discovery, a
pleasant Laxative Tar Syrup. 1t soothes
the cough, checks the cold and helps
bneak mp an attack of grippe. Its already
prepared, no mixing or fussing. Just ask
your druggist for a hottie of DIR. Kings
New Discovery. Tested and tried for over
40 years. adv.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-10-06
STATEMENT

OF the Ownership. Management. Circulation.
etc.
OF The Penns Grove Record
published weekly at Penns Grove N. j., re-
CURED by the act of COngi ess August "a, 1912.
Name of Editor, Managing Editor, Business
Manager, and Publisher, VIM. A. Summerlll
Post Office address, Penns Grove. New Jersey
Owner, William A. SummerIll. Known bond
hpiders. mortgages, and other security hold
ers, holding | per cent. or more OF total
amount of bonds mortgages or other securi-
ties. None WIN A.. SUMMERfLL.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 4th
day of Oct, 1916
JON w. TRUMRULL,
IL. S. Notary Public.
(My commission expires
10 6 2t March ], 1881
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-10-06

Penns Grove Record on sale at Bran
drih''s news stand, opposite Carney Point
post office, also at Seekers, loot of Main
Steet, Penns Grove. IT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-20

SITUATIONS wANT1D-FEMALE

SITUATIONS WANTGD-FEMALE
BooKK EEPER - a position bookkeeper.
stenograp pher, or both, by young woman
is accustomed 10 the confidential work of a
private secretary. the care OF an office bank
snce Without verbatim dictation; can furnish
references from former employers. 35S,
Ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER typist. : years experience
Manufacturing and mail order. J 953, Led. Cent,
BOOKKEEPDR, p. q, years experience;
thoroughly CAPABLE. Dol Ledger Central.
CASHIER, experienced, capable, desires posi-
tiOn; frst-class references. j 55G. Led. Cent.
CHAMBERWORK or waiting experienced,
Protestant; city reference. 1906 Cherry ST.
CI,FlRK . years experience, reliable, willing,
wishes permanent position ] 955, Led. Cent.
CLERK-Cen. off. work fling tel. operator;
experienced. Il a. Ledger Central
or sabuTBs 52 Sdgei ea oSe CITY
COOKING-Experienced colored girl city or
suburbs; reference. 1928 s. Dorrance.
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR; 9 years exp
knowledge OF stenography, s5i. Led. Cent.
6T 5a aaS ref ave In
GoVERNEss ty!slting), children between
needlewoman; OF 3 hours mornings. ii 'd26,
Ledger Onice,
H0qsEHEiPEK s9fsGs or
ence II 623 Ledger office.
H.ai rsyI?to AZ. sSmE
training. ii 6l6, Ledger ohice. ''V''''''l
LADY desires, a position useful companion;
resident, daily or hourly good reader, letter
dress 330 Ledger ONCE.
LADY, Partisan. desires ngagements; French
taught by quick method at moderate rates
e52. Ledger Central.
SEAMSTRESS. first class; renoyatinE and hand
sewing; references. 94l. Ledger Central.
SECRETARY, experienced, wants posltion OF
trust; best references. ] S42, Ledger Cent.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced in secretariai
work. capable woman, desires pleasant sur
roundings and good hours S54, Led. Cent.
sTENoGRAPHER; yrs exp. possess initia-
tive and executive ability; cap. secretary;
thorough on details. T54, Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER Peirce School training;
some experience: accurate and neat. j e56,
Ledger Central.
sTENOGRAPHER-com ana acour young
lady des. pos: mod. salary. 7bf, Led Cent,
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SITUATIONS wANrnD-rnMAIn
SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIE

SgNS snSfs tkRY ssSs PsS wSSy fss; PSsl PSs2p
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BUsINEss oPPoRruM1r....
B'LD1Na MATER1ALs-REpa,ss

CARPENTERtNG AND JoBBINo- - =
tions Of soSery Kind work Guaranteed. Asl;;sf
nshed, Penn Real Estate and Rnumssites ~
2i5i n. 10th. Roth phones 'uiialnf O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-20

AUTOMOBILE TIRE MAN-6 years practical
tire construction in all branches good per
sonnnty: we'll educated: knowledge of adyer-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-20

HIJPMoBILE, ls14-s2 touring, electric lights
and starter bargain. Phone locust 1902 j.
STANLEY STEAMER touring car, in good
condition, $3.50.
GoMERY SCHWARTZ. 253 N. Broad st.
e2O NORTH BROAD STREET 63l
Robertson's old original Auto
School teaches you how to re-
pair and how to drive autos
631 FORTH BROAD STREET 62S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on January, 1I, 1915;
iiI1f n wife OF Frederick w. Pfeiffer and
dSuEhter Of Annie and the late James Greer;
Inisfivcs and friends arc invited to attend
tSn attuneraI services at late residence 3si0
Sorth Tth st, on Friday, at .. m. precisely.
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LADY ses pos mod salary T 75f feoIs LED ySsn eeht
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-20

PHILADELPHIA ADVER-
TISING AGENCY wants an assistant for
their rate and plan departmenTt; prefer nIl,
this line; must he accurate. energetic and
caDahlo OF assuming executive responsibility.
a very good opportunity for the right man.
Address b H. Ledger office.
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STATE MANAGER WANTED
To represent New York company: must have
at least $1,000 TO carry supplies; reference;
without that amount do not apply: $40. coo
year income TO right man: Interview. H A.
Dorr. Bingham Hotel. 10 O'clock to daily.
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Six times one week .....,......1Oo per line
Situations wanted three times one week 10
cents per line per Insertion.
Place your order for three or
more times and it will be inserted
in the daily Public Ledger at no
additional cost.
One or two time rate for EVENING LEDGER
and PUBLIC LEDGER combined Is 10 cents per
line. with the exception OF Help Wanted and
Situations Wanted, which Is 10 cents per line.
FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
which is permitted In all elassncations ex.
cept Help and Situations Wanted, Lost and
Found. Personals, Boarding and Rooms, add
FIVE CENTS PER LINE TO ANY OF ABOVE
RATES.
There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man and wife. white,
for general hopsework. r l2, Ledger Cent.
LATHE. HANDS, first olass A, VI. Reid, eo00
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-20

SPECIAL SALE
OF
SLIGHTLY USED CARS
which have been taken I'm exchange for
COLE and GRANT
These cars are all in fiTst-class condition.
baVing been ovCrhauled in our own shops.
Among the cars offered are;
CADILLAC PAIGE
OVERLAND JEffEht
CHALMERS MAhMON
HANERS Ol-DSMOblLE
ALSO
DEMONSTRATING CARS
Slightly Used,
BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY
l.. g. BOWERS COMPANY
245-247 North Broad Street
DISTRIBUTORS
COLE GRANT
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BUSINESS PERsoNAro
CARPET cLEANINa
DREssMAKINe AND M1L11Npss

DESIGNING and patternmakine ts1ss, -
.the-minute methods bring result, ,.H
Dnwcn Drcssmaking School, 807 r.. - y
Bldg, nth and Market SITS. DsnekA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-18
u II ge6 / / d nit gro II
StreittrGften oors
bereitet

paris, II. San. = Der Galuniz
Tier aorreiponbsnt bes ,@iprnal.
o'StaIia" srtldrt na9 elmer 9epei4e
aus MtaiIanb, bas Sauptquartier
Der aaiirten in Salonitl babe erfob.
rem, oaB feinbli6e StreitirGfte in ber
3abl bon 10000 Mann 5nii8en
ylOnaitir uno Oem duBsriten rs6ten
6Iiigel Der alliirten 9lrmeen per!beilt
ieien unb baB 250,OO0 Mann ben lins
fen 5Iiissl uno bas Centrum Der 2lls
Iiirten ausrsifsn psrbsu, pGbrsno
auf Der Rsdten 1900 Siirfen, 3O,z
900 9uIsarsn uub 1900 Seutf6e
aufgsftelt ieieu.
0ieie 5ruppsn foGsn iest bamit be-
ihdftigt ieisn, 9abnIinisn ansulegsn,
pdbrsno bic 9taiirtsn ii9 meter pers
iAdH3en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-18
RIeine Voli3eimat> >ridjttm.

~ Sic poIi5iiicn !arueser lms
sSraM BON Ser llnteritation in Gan.
Ter garf murccn seitern BON Ioli.
5eid,cf gopeluii pom Dienit iilsper.
Dirt, neil iie iid angeblid on GAM
fias Dor Sem Stationsbau5 geprii.
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- Gin Gieb, Der iif) permitfelft
sinss yladfdIiiHeIs ssitrn Ra9mits
tag 3utritt 5u Der Wcbnuns BON Sos
hanna unb adtbarine Rpr6man TIM
6dufe 30. 425 Clinton Strabe bers
f4dffts, mnhtt anIsbnlife @eute. Sps
bdnna giorbman permibt. lpis fie Der
ppIisti miithsilte SGmudfa9en Inn
Merib BON SIC unb SO in Baar, tpdbs
renb aotberins Rprbman $3.50 In
9aar atiiobIen ipurben.
- gbparb Sodfon BON glo. 1915
Central gfpsnue meibete geitern Der
poIi5ei. bab Ct borise Mofe BON sfs
mem ssipiiTsn OIiDer Seflsman. beFen
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