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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-01-27
How To Tell Whether
Or Not A Hen Will Law

While the trap nest is the
most dependable method by
which to select birds Of high egg
production, the additional labor
and expense involved prohibits
its use under most farm condit-
ions. Without the trap nest. lone
must resort to external indica-
tons.
When selecting pullets, choose
only those from early matches
with strong constitutional devel-
opment, early producing pullets,
heavy eaters, early risers. later
retirers and active. Hens of
highest egg production have a
feminine appearance, fine head,
alert eyes, comb, face and wat
ties fine of texture and medium
in size. They should stand
square on their feet, legs wide
apart, with the front end Of the
body slightly higher than the
posterior end. long back and tail
carried rather high. The body
should present a wcdge-shaped
appearance, yielding ample room
for the reproductive and diges-
tive organs. Late molters make
heavier winter egg producers. -
G. 5. Anderson, Colorado Agri-
cultural College, Fort Collins,
Colorado.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-01-27
Young Tire Maker Dies
From Spinal Meningitis,

AL Quick, rs, a tire maker,
who was staying at the home of
Richard Minges, was taken seri-
ously ill Saturday and on We'd
nesday morning was taken to st.
Luke's hospital where he died
this morning at an early hour.
The cause of his death was spin
al meningitis. DR.. Foster was
attending him and as last re-
sort called in a specialist from
Denver who pronounced the doc
tors diagnosis correct. Mr..
Quick had been here since the
factory started and had charge
of one of the departments. He
was very popular among his fel-
lowmen. His home was in Erie,
Pa, and his parents have been
notified.
He was a member of the Moose
fraternal society which has had
his case in charge.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-01-27
Ladies Aid Notes.

The Ladies Aid of the Presby-
terian church spent a pleasant
afternoon last Friday with Mrs.
w. p. Greene. Seven ladies
we're present and did sewing
The hostess served a dainty lunch.
The next meeting will be held
in the afternoon of February 4th.
with Mrs. A. l.. Davis.
The Ladies are planning on a
Patriotic Tea, Friday, February
18th. to be given at the home of
Mrs. +. l.. Foster.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-01-27
Pie Supper at
No. 6 Schoolhouse.

There will be pie supper at
No. 6 School house Friday night
February 4, for the purpose of
renewing the library.
A short musical program will
also be given.
Each lady is to bring a pie
which will be auctioned Off to
the highest bidder and we posi-
lively guarantee that there will
be buyer for each pie offered
for sale.
Everybody cordially invited to
come and assist US in eating pie
and having good sociablc time.
J. 7. Roberts, his wife and
his two sons, who We're here
temporarily while he was look
ing for a location for a drug
store, moved their furniture to
Johnstown, Colorado. T. l..
Yeagcr packed his furniture
which was stored in the Model
store and shipped it for MIN.
George Kimbrough was seen
marketing a couple Of fine pork.
ers Wednesday.
G.. O. Lilly, erstwhile Aryada
citizen. now a Denver fiat owner
was an Arvada caller yesterday
and reports all well with him.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-01-27
Wheatridge Doings.

Miss Imogcne Roberts and brother
spent Saturday evening with Mrs.
Ruth Tobias.
Howard Bunger and his survey
ing crew. Mr.. Hockett and Mr..
Bradley came from Fort Dodge,
Kansas, and spent few hours on
the Ridge sunday.
Our basket ball team played all
around Goldcn's team at the Gold
Ell gym Saturday night and yet got
beat points.
Our fruit growers and gardeners
are getting interested in the deny
drafting of fruits and vegetables. 4
process whereby the water is all
taken out without in any way in
jurying the flavor of tn. fruit.
There is company formed in Den.
yer who are going to build II number
OF factories in this state. They
claim to have an unlimited demand
for the products and will pay cash
for all tnc fruit and vegetables tina,
the gardeners can grow.
II. j. Grimm has sold his place
and moved into Denver. A family
! DN VIC luIlle VI Nii'h iihN' h''''
onto the Grimm ploce.
Mrs. j. w. Skaggs of iith Avenue
underwent an operation for appen'
dicitis mt ST. Luke's hospital las
week.
+. y. Fclch has returned from
Racine. Wisconsin, where he wen
/ to visit his father who was danger
ously i'll but Is now improving.
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William May
Buried Monday

The funeral OF William May.
who died Wednesday night Of
last week at the home Of his
mother. Mrs. Jane May of West
4th Street, took place Monday at
Idaho Springs, his home.
The body was prepared for
shipment by Burton & CHM and
the funeral party went to ldaho
Springs on the $40 train, where
the funeral services We're held
in the NJ. E. church.
The deceased was 3S years old
and leaves besides his widow and
six children, his mother, Mrs.
Jane May, two brothers and two
sister. They are James J. May,
Bellington, Washington, who
was detained at home on account
of illness, Samuel h. May Of
Idaho Springs and Mrs. Louisa
Thomas, West End Street, Arva-
da, and Miss Carrie May Of
Helper, Utah.
The immediate cause of his
death was diabetes, instead of
miners consumption as reported
last week. On October first he
came down from Idaho Springs
to his mothers home to recuper-
ate from typhoid fever, and APP
parently improved until the day
of his death, which was quite a
shock to his family, who have
the sympathy of the community.
Terrence White Jr. has pur-
chased the Ford car formerly
owned by H. J. Juchem. This
car was recently remodeled so
that it is fine looking car and
has all of the newest accessories
even to the one man top and fan
cy curtains, which gives it a
very classy appearance.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-01-27

Rev. Joshua Gravett of Den
yer will preach at the Baptist
church next Sunday afternoon
at 800, the communion service
will be held at that time.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-01-27

= =. C Nolan has sold his acre
property on Ralston Avenue to
DR.. f. M. Loberg. Arvada's
popular dentist. The place is a
very attractive location and COM
prises five acres with splendid
water right. DR.. Loberg has
been in Arvada about three
years and we are glad to see him
prospecting so nicely.
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Grange Master Comming.

State Grange Master Morris
will DE present on next Friday
evening to install officers and
confer the third and fourth de-
grees. Every member of the
Clear Creek Valley grange is
urged to be present. There will
also be plenty to eat. Don t
miss it..
Subscribe tadav
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Services for Sunday January.
80, at the Methodist church.
The pastor will preach at each
service. Miss Hattie Weaver
will sing at the morning and
William Schultz at the evening
service,
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Griffith Items.

Jason Read of North Denver was
n visitor AT the Bennett home Mon
day afternoon.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-01-27
Case Not Settled.

The impression has been con-
veyed that the Ralston Avenue
matter has been entirely settled
in favor of the property owners
on Ralston Avenue. the plaintiffs.
This is untrue. literally speaking,
as the case has been remanded
to the district court to be retired.
The Enterprise has no interest
IN this matter other than to ar
rive at a truthful conclusion as
to the present status of the case.
We are not attempting to justify
the acts of Attorney Campbell on
the town board nor to condemn
them. 1t is one of those ques-
tons where public and private
interests clashed, and it remain
ed for the court to straighten
out the tangle. Perhaps the
town board thought that mas
much as other roads were GO feet
and they We're attempting to
have permanent improvements
made, it would be well to settle
the question as to what the
proper width should be. The
property owners on one side of
street had given enough for
half of GO foot road, and the
natural conclusion would be that
the others had or should have
done so. joys in streets are not
artistic and perhaps for that rea-
son an attempt was made to
widen the street. Possibly an
amicable settlement could have
been made without going into
court, and possibly such a settle
ment could yet be effected. If
so, no one could be more pleased
than the editor of this paper.
If not, then the plaintiffs must
go into court and prove their
allegations which they may do,
the case will then be disposed
of. There is no question but
that the costs will be heavy
either on the town or on the
plaintiffs and it is a very unfor-
tunate circumstance either way
YOU look at it.
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Thanks for that dollar.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-01-27

Bill" Peterson has added an
other chair and barber to his
shop. The chair is about six
inches high and the barber is the
smallest ever known. He is not
"bonehead" either, not saying
that any barber is. but he is
what is commonly known as "A
wooden head" SO far he has
only one customer and he is still
in the chair at this writing,
which would indicate the ordeal
was too much for him possibly
he was talked to death. and yet
the barber seems like quiet
sort of a fellow. For further
particulars see Bob Swadley, the
expert wood carver and artist.
You're next
Tho editor is in receipt of a
friendly note with two bucks"
enclosed from Hon. Henry +.
. Corbin Of FL Paso, Texas, who
is a member of the international
Boundary Commission. Mr..
Corbin is well known in Colora-
do and in Jefferson County and
his political prominence brought
him a lucrative appointment
from President Wilson.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
M. Il. church gave Mrs. Dunn Il
very pleasant surprise at her
home last Thursday by about
seventeen Of the members gath
crinR in and bringing refresh
mcnts with them. The surprise
was genuine. tho none the less
appreciated by Mrs. Dunn.
Mrs. II. A. Ullcry has been
quite i'll since Sunday with a sew
ere cold.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-01-27

Mrs. II. A. Ullery has been
quite i'll since Sunday with a sew
ere cold.
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Subscribe today.
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Miss lmogcne Roberts and brother
spent Saturday evening with Mrs.
Ruth Tobias.
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2ofal . &eridt.
2temter su nergeben.
1ic GipilSienit-aommiiiiOn fat nidt
senus slpplifanteu fir fette
Steaen.

SIN 9anoe Der Yatrioten fonrlnt -
nidjt b6uiiG Dor, oaB ou5 glmt oen
@ann ODER Die sSrnu iudt. 29ie a6er
oie ItG6tiide 9ioiloienitaomnriiiicn
periihert, lit oas Mnnoer BEL iins ein.
gctroiien. ano ipus bas wuneerbarite
III bieicm @nnoer lit: es iino mir
meni1e 9cipcrber borDanOen. Sic 81.
piloienit.aonnriIiion bat feine an.
irdrterliIte fiir eine gnllje gln3abl
gntinlarirter SteIlen un6 nm 6ieie
5u bcieben, iino entipreden0e Son.
furren5priifimgen a4sgeifrieben.
giSIarg baben iih nir Die GSnba6er
oieier Soften gerneloet, Oie natiirli6
ibren Sob bebalten m0dteu. sir fol-.
gen6e 8oiten iino on ben nadJ6enann.
ten &asen 8riifungen au5gei9rie.
ben:
27. Mdr5-Matrone fiir bas ana.
6eg' 3ufiudtsbmis, $76 per @Onat
nebit aoit uno &ohniIng.
27. Wldr5-sSansnr3t i'm a1gemei-
nen itd6tii6en ara1rfen5alts, $1,000
per SaBr ncbit stcif mo 8obmng.
80. @tir5- NiaidinerBeidner, S95
per Wonat.
80. Wddr5- ,Silfsrr6afteur, $1,000
per Syabr.
8. Observation-Disclosures fir oas
gunpen.1 1epurtemert Der 8aiier.
rcrte, $1,000 per Sohr.
5. slpril - sliiiiteut 6esielbcn,
S166.66 per aPonat
5. April-Oireftor i'm @llreali iiir
SSort6il6ungsuitterridJt etc, $2400
per Sabr.
II. apriL SiItrittdr5te, $3.50
per sSahr.
II. g(pril--SilfsarSt I'M 5iibertu.
Ioiis-Soipital, $500 ger Sabr ne5lt
SCOT mo g8obniitg.
13. glpril-Scfretdr iilr bus Git
Qellieurs Gepartement Der lluiDerii.
tat. $500 Der Sobr
II. slpril-gorite6er ser ofiert'
Iiden @1oer, $10s0 per SSGbr.
2G. gpriI-slufieber unS SSrtitrllf.
tcur iiir Srtbop6oie un0 Dadiidge,
$500 per Sabr iiebit Scott uno 8Ob.
nung.
27. april-.0 .0ietieinn" (tpas in1-
mer SaS fem mag, $500 bis $1,000
per Sabr usbit &oit unO g9obnung.
g9ie ipenig besebrensluertb itaoti'
ide Stelllngen iino.g 5eigt Der llm-
itarO. oaB Die &rmuiiliion iieben pcr-
| ihieoenc 4riiflingen fur efnen
9Ineitbetiiten I'M aageuteiren aran'
fenbalis dbgeboIten bat. Grei meloe'
Ten ii9 ltno Don 6ieien bat rlir einet
Die Yriifiing beitanoen.
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1emtStbes Gbeater.
9eG6iteu Counting Sencfi5 fir SeleHe
Saerger: Nathan Der gSene"
pun 9eiilng.

glG9iten Sonntdg Dat 9eleue 8iirs
ger, bic geI6dBte Oaritellerin peiblis
der GbdratterrolIen, i'm oeutihen
Sbedter ibren @brenabeno. Die auss
ge5ei6nete &iinIterin, um bic uns jez
bss hsutIdbe S6eater i'm 2anbe benets
bet, bilbet felt Sabrsn ihpn cine Der
eriteu StiiBen uno SuperIdftgiten
&rGfte uHferes Muientempels, unb IS
lit pobl nift gu piel bebauptet, penu
man bic lleberSeugung ausfpri4t, buB
IeIten, ipenn iiberhdupt ie porber cine
bsuti9e &iinItlerin bier iiber sineH 10
grobsn uno loboIeN &reis pon aufrthz
tigen 9erebrern uuo 9etpunOerern
perFiigte nie Selene 9iireer. Stets
oas Belle gebenD, bas in ibr 1T, 1T
man Bel ibr eeippbnt, Die tleirife &ol=
le ebenIo forgfGltis uno bis IN ale
Gin5eIbeitln aussearbeitet, pon tbr
tpiebereese5en gu feben, ME grobe,
fiibrenbe @ufsaben. Selene Biirger II
eben cine ethte &iinitlertR, bic gang ir
ibrem 8eruf aufsebt unb bas Derbient
glnerfennung, bic tbr iider am Spnn'
tag 9lbenb in retditem MuBe si s9ei
tperoen fpfrN.
Sur 9lnffibrung iommt cine Heus
Ginitubirlna BON 9pttboIo Gpbr aim
Qeifines Wteiitertperf .J1otbon be-
@siie", tn benz Die 9enefisiantin Il
lhsx GraheH RaIIs .sss -&saa' auftrth
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bonbllrng erideinen uia, ieibft iuein
cr aiif elmer Gragbabre nab bem Be.
rittsfdal gebradt iper6en nriiBte.
= Gas aeiGcnbcgingnib 6es Der.
3Iihencn gauiitpridters 70. B.
Glearp fnnb scitern gorntittag unter
iebr 5nblreider getbetIigung pol,
Seifcn Der @epoIferlllIg itctt. Die ct.
Wlarp aatbeoraIe, ipoieftIt Der Irau-
ersuttesoienit atgebal.en iuiiroe, iDnr
BON 6cn 5reunOen iinb 2ogenbriioera
ocs Gabingeif)ieoenen biht gefiiGt.
fep. 6IuuH Der @eneraIpifnr Ger
Gouingtoner 9is5eie,, eeIebrirte sic
sleauicnpspodJmeiie. glls gabrtudtrd,
ger iirngirtcn Die giifter Sarbeion
unb Sraep unb bic Mnipdlie 5arpeD
Wiebers, Collins Gee iilo Wi. @aIpiit
ino Ger 6qilitp Glerf Ssobn 9iIlon
Sr. sIls .0abrtudtrGger Der
Goningtoner 2cge Ser Glfs illggirten
Die Serren gsln. 4ic6lin, Sr., 3bco.
Bon oocne. giidaro Oiboiusfi mno
Sen @ramlage. Die 2eid,e ip,lrbe auf
Dem ct. MarpS 5rieo1of siIr apigen
5iube beitnitct.
- poliseilsutuant 5arrid bof!s,
tpie er ssitern beri4teis, nit tiusw
far6ieen Seiperabo Elm Gufregenbes
glbenteuer 5u beiteben. Sn Der 2atonia
poli5eiitation mar bic Meloung iiber
tsridiebsne einbrii9e einselaufen.
Der genannte 2eutnans nerbdfiete duT
bsr StraBenbabn einen bsrbd4tigen
5nrbigen unb bradts i'm nnd Der
Citation. 0aielbit purbe BEL benz
9srbaftetsn in ben aleibern psrftett
elm aobtfflGgsr ssfun0sn. Der Gar
tiss gerietb babel in cine 5Orniss
@ufrsging. CT attatirte pl6bIi9 ben
geutnant unb i6fus ibn 5u YoOsn,
fporauf er ftlsunisft bas Weite iu4s
ts. Die polidiiten prefer unb Snbns
BORT, peId,e BEN poli5eileutndnt 5u
Silfs berbeiseeilt iparen, fanoten bem
Jlii6iigeu mebrere SfiifIe nd9, pels
DE jebo9 bas 3ieI Derfeblten.
Sad 6. Senrics, 40, BON Gam
ten, g., unb $. Riabtmeper, 25. bon
gcDinston, sripirftsn seitern 4beno
einen I6eirdi6sffein.
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GinItifl1lnig
Sat bic SinOlap 1arfet gerbeiIc'
ruHssgrielidIait Oas Sdnelpsr.
febrsprujeft inSoiftrt.
RadSem aOmmiiidr Girls. Sdott
uuo Snsenienr Raidis oasielbc
eingebenS erlGutcrt battrn.

2luh bic s5inblap Martst @erbefs
ierunsseeieni9uft TT geItern 46eno
Oem geiTpiel elmer 2tnaabl unbsrer
Orsniiationtn ssfolgt unb bat III ibs
rer 9erIarnmluns bas S4HelDers
tsbrs=proett foiuie bic bufiir not6ige
@onbausgabe sinftimuis inbofirt.
Sie tpirb ale 6sbeI in 9etpeeuns ies
BEN, I'M allie ibrs Witgieher uuo drs
bsre 8iirger, bic iie srreiheu lam, 5u
ermufbisen, Bel Der tpmmenben Spes
sialpabl su Guniten Der 8onbdusgdbe
3u Ttimimen. Gbe bic 4bitimmuns in
Der Qeridmmluna, bic In 5lamm's
Salle, gIber unb W&tWhdeH 9lpenus,
itattfanb, borssnOmmsn purbe, belt
5err gbriftian S6ott. Witslisb Der
S9ns[lpsrttbr brstommiiiisn. cine IN
tsrsiIante SglnIprahe, in fpeIder sr
edns beionbsrs bardlrf fintpies, bdS
bic Yldne fir oas groiett bon bieiis
gen Sngenieureu dusgearbeitet porosu
ieisn unb bic aommiffion barauf ies
ben fpiirbe, bob au9 Gincinnatiier
apntraitoren bic 9(rbeitsn ausfiibrsn
perben. ges @sitsren fifbrte er an.
bab bic fIbtif9e Steuernmlase 5ur
3sit feline srSbere gonbaiisedbe als
feds WliIionsn 5ulaiie, bod HriiiIe
cine ipId5e GnliiIipn pom ben Yiireeu
i'm nGhiten Mpnat am Stirrmtaittn
autaehefBen uerben. Die &pmmifiou
|asbe bic @srIi6sruns, buB mit bem
erlaubten geIoe Iorefan getuirtbfnafs
tet perbe, tpds I'm 10 lsidter bur95us
fiibren iei, neil Der Sbdnol jest I6on
bsr Gtabt gebDre uno bis 0ftlideu uno
ipeitlihen guslGufer res Spftems iiber
perbdItnibmGbig biniees Grunbeigens
tbum fiibrien. Surh bns Spitem
piirbe Die sanse Stobt I'm arstie eins
esfhIoiien unb alien iesiseR unb 3is
iiinftigen lieberlanbbabnen glniGlub
sepGbrt iperSen, Der es timer, ernlOgs
lidt, ihre poffasicre ihneQ rnb birett
in Der unieren Stdbt au lanben. Sm
9atlfe Der 9eit fpiirbe nas Spftem
bdnn 70 nuscebout iperben, baB aud
anSere Gtabttbeile, bic isbt uiGt be-
riibrt iperben, in baffeIbe eins.T6icHen
iperren, bod fei an stnen folhen Muss
bdu nitt su bsnten, sis bie S1t,ells
.psrisbrsanlasfn GiHiiiufte abiueutu.
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nns iiher al ernarten ffthe.

IpQS llu)eI 3u etIputIeW IleVe.
g26tbige padtosrtrGee piirben nd>
tiirlid nit 3uftimmuna Der giirger
abgei6lOiIen uuo ebe bisIe ui4t ers
Iangt lei, piirOen foitipieIiss 8auten
iiberbaupt nidt in 4ngriif senOmmen
peroen. lleberfiillte Wa9en piiroen
qdnSli6 ousgeiaIoFsn uno SiGerbeit
uub S6nelligteit bic 3iele Der aoms
milton iein. Sang 6eionoere gOrtbsi@
Is pirosn ben 9eiddftsleutsn, 5a6ri>
tanten. 4rbettern, 9runoeisentbu'
mern. tursum allen 9iirgsrn oerStdbt
erna9ien. 0ura cine bequemere uno
biQieere3ufu6r tpiiroeu ii9 Die prsiie
oer9ebensnlittel piel nisoriser itelIen II.
in ben pon benz Spitem beriibrten 8es
asnoen ipiiroe Der Wertb oes Srunbs
eieentbums, ME in pielen dnoereu
StGbten, fi1 bebsuienS Dermebren.
Die Steuerrute rpiiroe i'm eriten sSdhre
nur cine Grbo6ung DON 5ebn Gents fir
iebe tauIenS Dollars erfdbren uno
biirfte aIlmGbli9 bas rtempprdre"
Rarintum pon fiiufSigGsnts srreihen,
pslbe Grtraiteuern jebod tpegfdlen
ueroen. ipbalb einmal oas Spitem
BEN getrieb iiberseben iei. 9err
S6ptt fiibrte in ieiner nit Der grObs
ten glafmertiamteit perfolsten Rebe
NOD peridiebene @ortbeiIe bes pros
ietts an unb na9bem er seenoet bate,
purbe Der itGbtiide Silfs Snsenieur
Srant 8. Raf6ig porgeitelt.
Oeriel6e fiibrte bic pldRe uub 3ei9s
nungen i'm 9iIbe por'unO sur ipeiteren
grlduteruns seiste er aud 9iIber BON
ben S9nellpsrtebrs= uHb Surnelsana
lagen in Bottom unb glsp gort. mo
iid bas Sbitem f&on febr gut beipdbrt
bat. Gr ipies bdrauf bin, odB Elm iol@
Dies in bieiieer Siabt bel biaiger
burdssfiiRrt inerben t0Rns, aIs an
osrsno.
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Die sleppOrt Office fir bas Sin.
einnatier @oltsblatt" befinbet iid in
No. 339 gorf Strahe, geseniibcr
benz Gourtbonie, iuoielbit Neuisieiten,
slnseiaen II. |. ~. bis 9 1lbr gbenbs
entgeaensenommen ueroem. 5elepbpn
Sunt6 240f.
- 9eirotbsfdeins. 5omer 9.
6pllanb, %, iinb gertbd qerrin, 81,
beioe BON Sprinefielb. 8. = Dapib
Y6attion, 81, ,inb 3elab Steers, 81,
6eioe bon MariSa, Co., 8. - Robert
g. Anenee unb 2dioonius Sliber,
beioe bon Rewport.
- 9efibiitel @erGnberunsen: -
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preiien CUR geOinsung gemadt tusrs
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,uaaJsr cugebrn1t III, augfbsIlA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-23
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te @issprdiibentin. Grau Z. Stabi;
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beng Getrstdrin, Jrau Sdoepf.
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