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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06

en- by safe plurality. 1t Is believed
that Hatton will be secoad and Nc
Govern close third. 1t is thought
the whole Batton ticket is nominated
except that Henry Johnson on the
Phillip ticket, won out for state treas
nrer over Alvin b. Peterson.
For Congress Esch has long lead
in the district. In this county Esch
has i,043, Frederick 779.
For member of the Legislature Car
ter over Rentz has a safe majority,
With three precincts To hear from
Carter has !, los, Rentz 9l5. Mr.. Car
ter's majority will be increased by
the full returns.
On the vote for governor Hall re-
ceived 6S, Hatton 725, McGovern 1856,
Philip 500.
For U. S. Senator LaFollete 1,209,
Jeffris $50.
Lieutenant-G Governor, Cousins $50,
Dithmar 6S3.
Secretary of State Hull 944, Har-
rington To-.
State Treasurer-Johnson 902, Pet
erson TT.
Attorney General-O owen OPP, Hicks
597.
WIN HNt RiNSAhNto SIN daoANouht-
ed for the vote on county officers Is as
follows. The later retdrns can make
no difference in the result of those
who have been nominated:
County Clerk Moore III ,FavotS 92.
Sheriff p. A. Cowden g2i, Hove
land COS. jacobson sol.
Clerk Of Court - Costing S73, Helge-
son 1856, Olson $40, Alexander 339.
Messrs. Mork, Belland and Smith
were severally renominated without
opposition for register of deeds, coun-
" treasurer and district attorney.
Also Gohde for coroner.
There were few democrat votes in
the county, but sufficient to name the
ticket selected for primary voting.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06
SPECIALS AT FELIX STORE
Store of Satisfaction Offers Attrac-
tive Bargains

Eighty pair of So. 30 to "a ladies Utz
Il Dunn's patent leather shoes for
81 %. 5000 pony votes with every
pair.
Twenty pair of So TO $3.50 ladies'
gun metal shoes, small sizes at only
$l.9S. 5000 pony votes with every
pair.
Oxfords and pumps in black and
tan, S. ana S. So special at 81 90.
5000 pony votes,
Twenty pair of ladies pumps, small
sizes, values up 70 $3.50, special for
small feet CSC.
Twenty-Five two piece knee-pants
suits, values up TO 81, special for Sat.
urday and Monday, 1926 10000 pony
votes with every suit.
Mems SOC neck wear, special at 33c.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06
Go to Other Fields of Usefulness

Many of our teachers have gone else
where to take up educational work.
Among them are. Clara Bentson to
Fulda, Minnesota: Mabel Olson 10 RAJ
cine. Della Olson 10 Cambridge, Fran
ces Tate and Rose Roman to Rice Lake,
Frances Baker to Waterfowl. South
Dakota; Dorothy Trowbridge to Mil
ton. Nell Mahoney to Washburn, Caryl
Williams to Lacrosse, Amy Colt to
Rockford Mabel Buchanan to Viola,
Florinda Rogers to Prairie du Chen.
Maggie Miller and Olive LePage TO
central Iowa. Troy NJ. Thompson to
Hustler.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06
Home From the Front

Sergeant Ad0lph Heinz arrived home
from border daty on Thursday morn
ing. on a furlough of 30 days. Lieu
tenant Buffers came Saturday and will
remain - days. Both report favor
able conditions for our boys at San
Antonio. fine health and a good degree
of contentment They say the soldiers
stand practice marches splendidly and
an expedition viii soon be made that
will take some weeks to conclude.
Both of the returned soldiers eX-
press the belief that the government
will send the troops home about OCtO-
Der or November A good many dis
charges are now being made, espec-
tally among students who wish to re.
turn nome to pursue their education
al COurSeS
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06
What They Do in the East

EDITOR CENSOR: Seeing the ports
of some of my old neighbors' herds in
which | am much Interested, would
like to tell what my COWS are doing
one grade Jersey, four grade Aver
shires. They turned me the first two
weeks of August, $3.50, besides fur
nishing our family of five with milk
and cream. | sell all my milk fer 0
cents quart. Our pastures are extra
good this year.
Seeing so much about the drouth in
Wisconsin and other western states,
which ! well know, it is hard for a
former citizen to believe. Idon't con-
slider it so hard as a season like we
are having. It is rare thing to have
more than "a hours at a stretch with
out a shower. | have not been able
to plant some of my land at ALL and
what did get inhasn't had dry wealth
er enough so | could properly care for
it. Beans, potatoes and tomatoes are
failure for lack of sunshine. and other
crops wont be near up to an average.
Haying was p problem. | managed to
get mine all in, what wasn't worn out
trying to get it dried. Much hay rot
ted in the field. Since the middle OF
the month the weather has taken a
turn for the better Have had one
week of delightful sunshine and hope
there's more TO FOLEY.
We're all enjoying good health.
AKTHURJ ROGERS.
Bedford, Mass, Aug. 20.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06
The Smart Bow and His Victims

A man got stalled in mudhole with
his adtom Obile. While making a vain
attempt TO escape a boy appeared with
team of horses Haul you out mis-
terY' How much do you want?"
Three dollars" After handing over
the money the tourist said: DO YOU
pull out many in a day" and the boy
replied that he averaged u a day.
DO you work nights too, asked the
tourist. yes, | haul water for the
mudhole.r
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06

Mrs. Norris has all colors in felt
hats.
Don't miss the Divorce Question
tonight.
Nj. j. Felix has some good values
in mems and boys suits
Don't fail to try Eterno perfume
at O. E. Davis drug store.
-Cuticle ice for removing hang
nails, price 25c at o. L. Davis.
See w. E. Butts ad. on last page.
Improved autos cheaper than Fords. y
Mr.. and Miss Gray of Deevan are
guests at the home of Chas. s. Slack.
-Thayer wants your poultry and
eggs at highest market prices for
cash.
Geo. X. Nuzum suffered a sever
hemorrhage and is confined to his
home and bed.
Read the auto advertisement in
this issue, in which w. E. Butt offers
big discounts on improved cars.
LosT-Presto Lite tank between
Lacrosse and Viroqua. Reward. Smith
Hardware Co. 36-lw
George ], Williams and wife of
DAYTON, Ohio, are at the home of the
formers parents, Mr., and Mrs. G. ID,
Williams,
Sec that Mutual feature, ''The
Flying Twins" and "Musty Suffer-
comedy. Opera house Saturday night
Orchestra music.
Rural route drivers. a number of
them throughout the county, were in
the city on Monday hobnobbing with
their fellow-drivers here.
Another big 5-piece orchestra
dance at Sunnyside Poultry Farm,
Geo. Wheeler, proprietor, next Fri
day night, September 9.
Mr. and Mrs. L. ID. Worden and
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Wagner and two
sons autoed over from Hillsboro and
spent the week end with w. E. and
Mrs. Butt.
Thomas Jerman arrived from Cal
ifornia and is making his first visit
for nearly twenty years in the old
haunts and among relatives and form
er friends.
Boys of the county should make
it point to have good exhibit Of
corn at the fair contest. There is
good money in it for them as well as
reputation.
"A social will De given next Sunday
afternoon at Avalanche. at the An
drew johnson farm home. Ice cream
and lunch viii be served. All are
cordially invited.
j. Henry Bennett announces that
he viii hereafter continue the prac-
tice Of law at MS Office in the Linde-
mann bank building where he will
give clients interests personal atten-
ton. 3g-tf
Mr. Jens Vigdahl, one of our &C
tive young merchants, was happily
married TO Miss Belle jacobson, at
Lacrosse. on August ., bY Rev. Mag
Lesson. The young couple are now 10
Gated in their First ward cottage and
receiving hearty congratulations Of
their many friends. The bride IS d
daughter Of 3. T. jacobson Of Asoury
ridge. and for a long time was popular
saleslady at Ostrem's store.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06
HUNTING SEASON HERE AGAIN
September 7th for Neutrality-suspicious.
Der 10th for Squirrel

While no changes have been made
from last year, we print a summary of
the game laws 'slest you forget::''
Partridge or Ruled Grouse = Sep
TENDER to November 30. Ten each
day. Closes October 81 in all counties
except Vernon and Chippewa.
No open season in Vernon county
on prairie chicken, quail, woodcock,
wood duck, pheasant, or any other
wild bird except spafrows, blackbirds,
owls, and Cooper's and sharpshinned
hawks.
Plover. snipe, rail, rice hens Sep
TENDER Z TO November 80. Fifteen
each day. Wild ducks and geese, in
Guiding mudhens Same dates Ducks
Is, geese 10. No wood duck. None
of above birds can be killed on the
main waters of the Mississippi. The
mixed bag limit for birds is twenty.
No birds can be shipped unless accom-
panied by owner. None can be sold.
Deer One buck, no does, Novem-
Der ii to 30 in certain counties.
Squirrel-Septemhe 10 to February
in Vernon ana Richland; opens Oc-
tober 10 in most other counties. No
bag limit.
Coon November to February l,
No bag limit.
No bag limit or closed season on
skunk or rabbit in Vernon county.
Moose, elk, beaver and otter, does,
fawns, and bucks in velvet or red, blue
and spotted coat protected at all times
in Wisconsin.
Fisher, martin. mink November Is
to March Is. No limit
Muskrats may be trapped on the
Mississippi river frem March ] to APP
ril 10; elsewhere November Is to March
10 except in few counties. No limit.
Hunting licenses cannot be issued TO
aliens who have not taken out first
papers or to persons under age of Is.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06
SHETLAND PONY SALE

AN auction sale OF Registered Shet.
land Ponies will be held on the coun-
~ fair grounds in the city of Viroqua
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II
at II clock in the forenoon. Here is
chance for every boy and girl TO
get a pony. BE there aud fix your
own price. Buy young pony and
then break il TO suit Yourself.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06
The Threatened Strike Averted

The threatened tie-up Of the rail-
roads of the country by union train
men, which was TO ave been inaugur-
ated on Monday, was declared of.
Congress passed a bill making eight
hours day for the four unions which
threatened the strike, this TO effect
the railroads that do an interstate
business. Congress appeared TO think
any extreme in legislation TO avert the
great calamity Of national strike
was warranted.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06
Methodist Conference Assignments

At Baraboo conference the Bishop
returned TO Viroqua church Rev. J.B.
Rutter. Rev w. j. Macaulay is TAX
cr from Viroqua circuit to Trempeal.
eau. Rev Burrows of LaFarge Salem
circuit goes to Viola, succeeding Rev.
Vincent. who goes to Darlington Rev.
Frank Nuzum returns to Prairie du
Chen Rev. Stanley comes from De
Soto 10 NirOqua circuit.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06
Phillip Is AGAIN LEADER
LAFOLLETTE NOMINATFD-AL-
so ESCH AND CARTER
Cowden for Sheriff, Moore County
CIelk, Costing Clerk of Court
Quiet Primary Light Vote

Yesterdays primary, while not lack
ing in interest, was a very quiet af-
fair and the vote on an average was
not above thirty-three per cent poll.
The countIy vote was unusually light.
From the state there is little informa-
ton beyond the bare fragmentary
news that LaFollette was renominat-
ed for United States senator by large
majority, Governor Phillip again chos-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06
Millinery Opening

The formal opening display and
showing Of best STYLES
ard colors that cure prominently IN
the season = vogue will be Of especial
interest and your attendance is cor
daily invited.
Mrs. L. c. NORRIS, Star theatre.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06
NOTICE

Parties having given \. Heinz, adj
ministrat0r Of Thost Thompson es-
tate, notes, will take notice that all
such notes are Ia my hands for pay
ment To save interest payment must
be made at once.
j. HENRY BENNETT,
Attorney f0r Estate.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06
Mothers Alliance Meeting

There will be a business meeting Of
the Mothers Alliance at the rest
room 0a Friday. September 5, at 3
O'Clock. All members are requested
to be present as the work Of the COM
ing year is to be discussed at this
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06
Hiehest Prices for Poultr,

[ buy live poultry every business
day and pay the highest-prices in
cash or trade. Remember Wesley is
the best market.
OTTO J. HAGEN, Wesuby.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06
Disclaim Responsibility of Articles

We, the undersigned members of
the Mounted Orderly Detachment of
the Headquarters Company, deny
all responsibility of all articles writ
ten TO the CENSOR under the signature
of the detachment or any member
thereof, and most emphatically the
article condemning the attitude of the
respected people our own home town,
It the time OF our departure. It
grieves us TO think that such blame
should be placed upon Us when no such
thoughts ever entered our heads. In
every case the articles were written
by one. possibly two individuals, and
without the knowledge whatsoever
of the detachment. Signed:
Harold g. COwden Ernest Davidson
Howard Fleming Carl W Costing
Otto Is. Griffin K. u. Harris
r. G. Helgeson Victor A. Hetland
Ora Rabbit Oscar Sherry
r. S. Welch Adolph W, Wolfgram
San Antonio, Texas, Aug. %.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06
Notice TO Z. E. U. Members

The regular September meeting Of
the L. f. L. lodge will be held at
Running's ball, Saturday evening,
September @, at O'Clock sharp. So
Cd dancing from 10 to II.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06
YioIa Leads tie League

Viola team defeated Gays Mills ) to
>. and goes to Hrst place. Soldiers
Grove kept up its winning stride. beat
ing Eiroqua ; t. and LaF'arge Z u }
CTa~rfsg; OF TEAMS
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06

Joe. Deters has added another fine
stallion to his stud of horses, making
four. The new purchase is the StYl-
ish black Percheron from Frank Zitz-
ner, formerly owned by Howard Nun
-nn
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06
FARM. STOCK AND DAIRY JoTS

During a recent electrical storm
three COWS were killed from Jacob
Amodt's Jersey herd north of Viro-
qua. They were near. wire fence.
Fortunate for Mr.. Amodt his cattle
were insured.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06

The Elkader Register wants to know;
"Who can tell why red COW can eat
green grass and give white milk that
makes yellow butter"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06

On the Howard Smith farm near
town, now owned by Toilet Hetland,
2,S45 bushels of barley and oats were
threshed from 80 acres, considered 4
good yield for this season.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06
ROUND AND ABOUT US.

The family of Editor II. Fl. Dunn of
Elroy, has been most painfully afflict-
ed by the suicide of their eldest
daughter. She shot herself in the
mouth with a rifle. 1t is reported she
was in il health and no doubt was
temporarily unbalanced in mind when
the fatal act was done. The press ex-
tends sincere sympathy to Brother
Dunn and family.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06

y Chaseburg writer says that vii
laee has been selected for the loca-
tion of a cement block factory. The
buildings will he erected east of the
stockyard and will be rushed to com
pletion 1t is understood that party
from Bangor is behind the new pro-
iat-t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-28
Honolulu's Newest
BusinessCenter
Up-7own
Hone-Ou,ners--

Do you know that if
you build up a live
business center at
Fort and Beretania
Streets by patroniz-
ing the merchants in
this district you zviH
add materially to the
Value Of Your Own Home
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-11

SEER 9eter 9. Meper bereiit Sic
5faote int norolihen 8eros, bon
MrItin beginneno uno lit beredtigt,
Ibonnenten 5u iammelh uno @el=
Der ertgeger5unebmen.
Die G~rpeOition.
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Der 9entidE2itterariidle @erein.

Ser 9euti6-2itterariIde 8ereilt
belt Wontog na1mittag inter gro
Der 8eteiligltne feline erlte Ser
Iammlitng i'm neuen Sabre al. Srolt
Or. SaHs fiibrte Sen goriib. Sn
@bmelenbeit Der protofoaierenoelt
Sefracrin, Sri 81 Berlib, fltngmf~
te Sri. g. Sdramm als iol6e. Mit
GROCER gegeiiterung begannen 0ie
Witglieoer nrter 2eitung BON Srolt
81. Seebe oas Stltoinm ISauits",
oas 2~ebenstperf oes eroBens @oetbe.
3ueigr1ung, @orlpie[ ouf Dem Gbeo=
ter iino 8roGog int Simnel ipuroels
geIelen uno lebbdft beipro6eir.
syrait S. sc. Setpitt ntlo 6ra1 g:
Goodman batten intereiioute 4uf-
iabe, ~erItere iiber oie Sauitiaee, leb-
tere iiber Marlotpes "ssSSaliitl1s".
Inter Dem @ef1dftli6en fanl fol=
genbes gum 8elbluB:
Ser Gerein Ion Dem beutI6en ro-
ten areu5 lofort fiinf5ig 0olar 51-
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log Der arieeslieoerbiider, tpeIde
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Dem gerein CUR 3eit geidenft batte,
ltnter Ser 9eoineltne, 6ieielben fir
oen obigen 3med sii berfaufen. 8otl
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lung oes 8ereiits IN elmer SammeI=
freimi1ige geitr1ee fir oas
oenti6e uno 0iterrei9iide rote 4reus
aufgenomnen neroen. SIN Sebruar
miro Der @ereiit leinen aaidbrlihen
> @aitetaa1 beranftnlten. iiir tpelden
lofort ~ilttereIIdnte Gorbereitudqen
in Gong geiebt fper6en ioaen. 81
geriammIiina finoet am "a.
Sdflltar Hiatt.
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SSn Iuitin itarb i'm SITTER bon
|68 Sabren Der Sllmelier &url
Waaper. Der &erltorbene mar in
|9eutidlano geborell, fam ols f6-
|iabriger iunger Walln nod Mmerifa
ano bette lett 1877 in Mnftin ge=
nobnt; er miro bon Ieiiler 8ittpe,
'eirem Sobne uno 5mei godtern
Iiiberlebt.
Ser Sobn elmer syrau Gar
.rett 8u Guero mar BON elmer oortis
gen 2ebrerin, Sri. Simplpn, III Der
S6ule ~ge5iidfigt poroen, Die Mut-
fer oes &nabeu itrergte oarauf eine
&lage gegen Die 2ebrerin in S9be
BON $4,000 an. Sn oem jett been-
oigten 9ro5eiie ipdiroe ibr $500
SfJmer5ensgelo 5iigeipro1en.
Die Seguin @otel Company
lieB iid nit einem &apitul BON $780,
900 inforporierens nls S~rforporo=
loren Ueroet gerlan1t: Sermranf 81.
6eioede, Soc sSreeman, gugen Holtc
49,
iino nnoere.
4ffe big 5ltin 70. sSarr1rar ans
geifelften o@arrants~ rpercen bonn
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Der Staat miro baIo mieoer imiton-
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5ruu @Iiie aopler i'm s[lter pom SO
Sabren on 9ranopunoerL oie tie Dor
einigen gasen beim Seuermr1aden
erlitfen bate.
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Goumtpfommiifdre pom Qupal Goun-
tn: aaen, Garlic, @inoioia un0
@ur5a ibres @mtes entlebf, oaqegen
miro County Hidter @ipens Barr,
oeifen Mbiebung ebenfaIs DerIanqt
tultroe, in ieiner ~bisberigen amtIi-
1en Ste1ung berbleiben.
gesabIt Gnre y9son 5ar~; uur
nud Bis gum 81. Sannar Set oasm!
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abaeoroneter slanoen

4bgeoroneter Slanoen uno
Senntor Gbepparo brnften in bei-
ben geiebgebenoen a0rperldaften
Mntrdge Elm, Dab Die in San PM
tonic in 1918 ab5nhaltenoc @usIte(-
lang BON Seiten Der gunoesregie.
rung unteritiibt meroe. 8raiioent
Bilion miroe in beiben Melolutio-
llen gleid8eitig eriudt, oie par-
amerifaniiden 2dnoer CUR geteili.
alulg an oieier G~usitelnng oufslt-
foroern. Die @ntr1ge milroen IN
beioen 6duiern ben 6iesbe5iigliden
&onnites CUR 8egutadti.ng iibertpie-
ien-Gbenfo fomnlen bon ct. 2ouis
febr ermutigenoe Hadrihten. Die
oortigen moBeebenoen gerionIidfei-
Ten 5eigen einen groBen Gntfmiias-
INNS fir oas Nroieft.
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SIRE 0eiuubnbeit nn0 G~rfabruna.
uSeit elmer Meibe bon Scsabren lit es
meine eewobnbeiB. ldreibH Jruu
bon Soft, 70 Hdrific Str, in
Neuarf, &c. S. I'm ieoem Sriibiabr
nno SCRIPT cine ODER stpei IlaIden
Gorni's MlpenfrGister su gebrnii
den, uno leine @irfung lit einfah
tpunoerbar. Gs mod)t, oaB i'd mid
Die elm neues @eien fiible. Midt,
Dob ih franf bin, ober audi ser
8elnnoe fiiblt iib geIegentIid trage,
miioe uno untpoI, ODER bot qe-
id)tpddten appetit, uro ih peiB aus
eigener grfabrung, ooB Sorni's MI-
penfrduter Elm nnpergIeid4iG,es
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SD erbalte SIR MpenfrGaiter bon
elmer Sreunoin. aber Inn lie nidlf
mebr 81 beIditigen, min ib iebt 81
reft beitelen. @itte lenoen Sic mir
Sbre @ebingungen.~
Sorni's alpenfrGuter miro ssE.
men quite 9ienite titii, einerIei, ME
SIR forperlides 8efinoen lift. Die
les ate, seiterprobte ar1uterbeiImit.
tel entbdIt mir ielhe 8~eItanoteile.
Die Dem Spitem gut Inn. Gs lit fei.
ne Ipotbefermeoi5in. Spe5ioIaaen-
ten Iiefern es ben 2eliter, ooer man
beitelle oireft bonn 2aboratorium ser
Seriteler: Or. Ieter Sobrneu &
Sous Co. 1875 60. Some Mbe.,
Gbicago. Sn.
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@tadt 9egas. 8eror County:

9tadt 9egas. 8erar County:
Sd, 8iaiam 8. Serff. Gefretdr unb
S9nbmeiiter ber San Mntoi1io 2onn dub
Sruft Company. idfp6re hermit feierlih.
bob Der obige geri6t mad n1einem BETTER
@iiien nnb @Iallben ridtig 1T.
Ism. 8. 9erff,
@efretGr ulb Gdnbmeiiter.
ltnter5ei1net unb befdtporen In n1eis
ller @e9entpart an g.. Sarilar 1916.
(SieeeD Orr Campbell,
OeffentItder Notar in unS fir gerar
gountb. Seras.
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Die 8flalterung Ser Niper stpe.,
pon @raplon StraBe bis nod ben
Staotgren5en fpuroe in Ser an
Mlontng abgebaltenen Sibune oes
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