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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-08-05
351.527,97s.77
OFFICERS.

GEORGE NJ. REYNOLDS. President.
CHARLEs G. WILSON, Cashier.
FRANK II. JONES, Secretary.
WIN. p. KOPF, Asst. Secretary.
HENRY c. OLCOTT. Manager Bond
ROBERT ]. HERcoCK. Asst. Cashier.
ALBERT 8. MARTIN, Asst. Cashier.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
Lectures para eE Pueblo
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21

preparacion algO que, 81 reSulta CO.
mo {! dice, sera portentoso Y lie ha-
ri Millionaire: IN cocktail comprimi-
90. en- tabletac. cor q cual, segun
dice ESTABLISHMENTS Il New York
Times" podran los ciud2danos pasar
Sc una ccrta temporaGa en- un esta-
do absolutamente %"seco." como el de
Maine" "sln Ia meEor i~ncomod!dad.
Los hombres de nuestro pals, que,
como todos los de nuestra raZa, tie
men la virtud de 10 ser %hip6critas en-
cuanto ~corcierne = las bebidas alec
holicas. o Ia suerte de que Sus all
clones ' gustos hagan innecesarlas las
restricciones impuestaS pOr las leyes
4 los de otroS para que Sc absteng2n
de emborracharse, no tendrian inte-
res aleuno en- este asunto del cock
tall comprimido, 81 solo Sc tratara
de Ia prohabilidad de Ia e~Xistencla
dc este, puesto que Sc trata de un
tablccer Ia fabrica De Il cocktails
en- los terrenos que posee en- Ia colo
MA americana de "Columbia," Sltua-
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historic" Pio''" T.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
p0LIMiRk.

CuandO necesite libroS en- eSpahol
dirijaSe a IgnaciO E. LozanO.-GO7
DoloroSa St.-San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
TIROS IL blANCO
r.. !. p.

pOrIue su hIiO "BilimbIQuc
IN paSado 4 meior vida.
E. pobre muchacho enclenQue
con precocidad corria
dc bolsillOS a holSillOS,
De ofrinas a OficinaS
on d6lareS "elucicntcs
a vecps So ]cOnvertia
cuandO del turbiO Rio Bravo
loGraba paSar la linea.
;pCbrccito "BilimbiQue.
,Cuintas cOsas hizO cn vida.
F:zo que a Ia quinta a!m6sfeTa
subiesen las m~ercanciaS,
p!cS totos los c0mcrcianteS,
9uc son on 81 mayoria
~r4yatos "rrarci0narioS,"
nj po1uito le qucrian:
' su padre V"nustiano,
81 de Ia harba florida,
pasaha con la. motive
lar-a< nochrs de yi@llia
pnr estudiar IA mancra
de- que el hiio Il" 81 vida
luyicSc Ia en!rada franca
IN todas las o:icinas;
nnr4r:. rur>a ~nrabidO
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-18
NO TOUR FOR WILSON
President Will Not Take Stump in
Campaign, Mccormick Says.

After q long conference Tuesday
between President Wilson and the
members of the Democratic campaign
committee Vance Mccormick, chair
man of the national committee, an
nounced that the president would
make no speaking tour. but probably
would accept invitations to speak at
different places.
Mr.. Mccormick expressed the pres
ident's decision by saying Mr.. Wilson
considered stumping tour incompat-
ible with the dignity of the Office of
president.
Formal notification ito President
Wilson of his nomination will take
place September 2 and arrangements
have been made for the president to
20 to Long Branch, N. j., for the GER
emory. The president has already
completed his speech of acceptance.
The notification speech will be made
by Senator James.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-18

Adams, 3; kittitas, 3; Snohomish, 3 ;
Stevens, 3; Clallam. ?; kitsap, 9;
Pacific, =; Whatcom, >, and Benton,
Chelan, Douglas. Island, Mason.
rhurston and Whitman each one;
total, 1926.
Divided by east and west, we find
that 81 of the students come from
Western Washington and A. from
Eastern Washington. BY ages we
find the following: Age g., ., age Z.
a, age S, 3; age 8, 8; age 10, 13; age
II, 10; age y, 8; age 10, 5; age IA
8; age 10, 13; age 16, 10; age II, IL;
age Is, Is; age 10, 10; age 20, 4 ,
and age 81, l.
Comparing the cost per annum of
the seven state schools for the deaf
in the extreme West we find the fol-
lowing:
Arizona, 25 pupils. at s$400 per
capita; California, $50 pupils, at $435
per capita; Colorado, 176 pupils, at
S431 per capita; Idaho, as pupils, at
$435 per capita; Oregon, SO pupils,
at $30S per capita; Washington, 1926
pupils, at $2S7 per capita.
The value of the state property at
this institution is estimated at $122,-
S61.95.
Thos. p. Clarke, who was appointed
as superintendent in 1906, is still at
the head of the institution, and his
wife. Mary b. Clarke, is matron.
There are 33 employees at the institu-
ton. which includes the teachers and
instructors. some of these being deaf
themselves. Recently Governor Lis
ter visited the school and after leay-
ing made the statement that he doubt
ed very much if a better looking or
more intelligent corps of teachers
could be found in any school in the
country.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-18
49 WANT TO Be
COUNTY OFFICIALS
~ CANDIDATES FILE ON REPUB
LICAN TICKET-SEVEN ON
NON.PARTISAN.

When the time for filing closed
last Saturday afternoon, 40 candi-
dates were on record at the auditors
office as aspirants in the September
primaries for the different county Of
fees, AZ of them being Republicans
and seven Non-Partisans.
Those who filed on the Non-Parti-
san ticket are: Mrs. Alice l.. Shell
don for state senator; Elva B. Page
and Chief of Police A. S. Cation for
the legislature; Prosecuting Attorney
Geo. F. Yantis and Commissioner B.
F. Littlejohn for reelection; c. P.
Hicks of Lacey for county engineer
and Miss Margaret Shaw for county
auditor.
On the Republican ticket there are
five candidates for sheriff, J. H. Gif
ford, T. H. Gaines, K. B. Conner, F.
H. Higgins and j. A. Van Eaton;
five for assessor, H. N. Sticklin, Joe
Forstell, J. r. Johnston, j. SoX Brown
and j. w. Peters; six for commits
sioner in the Second district, David
Fleetwood, e. A. Buck, s. Y. Bennett,
Henry Mallory, Thomas Sleater and
Robert S. Smith; two for commits
sioner from the First district, J. c..
Sans and John c. Ellis; two for cor
oner, Jesse T. Mills and E. M. Nc
Clintic; two for justice of the peace,
Walter Crosby and Milton Giles; sew
en- for representative, L. J. Morrison,
Mrs. Kate l.. Young, R. H. Leupke,
Ed Rogers, c. c. Aspinwall, William
James and A. N. Sarjent; one each
for the following Offices: auditor,
Miss Annie CASTOR; treasurer, Fred
w. Stocking; clerk, l. NJ Holmes
state senator. DR.. P. H. Carlyon, and
county superintendent, o. c. Goss,
and three for engineer: Frank A.
Weir, Ernest l.. Wolf and Ray F.
Wood.
The Socialists have a candidate for
the legislature in D. w. Guiles, and
for commissioner in the First district
in Herman Meyer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-18
Sustains Present ApportiOnment.

The state supreme court this week
ruled that the present apportionment
of the state for legislative purposes
is legal. thereby removing the neces-
sity of calling a special session of the
legislature to re-district the state.
The decision came as the result OF a
scheme started by Senator E. b.
Palmer of King county to force re-
apportionment on the basis of the
1910 census, which the legislature
has failed to make. can apportion-
ment act lawfully enacted will con-
tinue in force until subsequent
valid act" the supreme court says.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-18

Buy Prince Albert every.
sUhere tobacco is sold IN
toppy red bogs. Sc; tidy red
tins, Zoe; handsome pound
and half pound tin humi.
dors-and-fhat corking fine
pound crysfai- glass hun,i-
dor With sponge moisteney
top that keeps the tobacco
II such clever tvim-alvaysl
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-18
+ WHAT OUR FATHERS READ ABOUT ]
: IN THIS PAPER FIFTY YEARS AGO !

From The Washington Standard for
August 10, 1866. Vol. vi. No. Al.
The OregOnian says number OF
emigrants who crossed the plains the
present season have arrived in Port
land, who report a very large emf
grafton on the plains, most of whom
contemplate settling in this territory
and Oregon.
Mr.. Lightner returned from visit
to San Francisco to purchase his fall
supply of goods, last week. Mr.. B.
Bettman has also returned from a
similar mission to "the Bay"
Columbia Fire Co. received by the
McNair yesterday fine alarum bell.
The machinery is being placed in
the new Oregon City paper mill and
the company expects to have it in OPP
Grafton in a few weeks.
Authority has been given by the
war department at Washington to re-
cruit one of the new regiments of
regular cavalry on this coast.
There are $4,000 Chinese in Cali
fornia, several thousand of whom are
employed upon the western section
of the Pacific railroad. The eastern
section of the railroad is completed
within Is miles of Fort Kearney and
is progressing westward at the rate
of nine miles week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-18

A child on losing his hearing is
very apt to stop using his speech and
soon forgets it. Some time ago a
boy came to the school and was there
nearly a year before they could get
him to make an effort at speech. One
day he connected with the orchard
and became literally full of prunes"
-half-ripe ones at that. That night
he had the usual stomach-ache and
was heard crying. He was put to bed
and given some medicine. The super
intendent stayed with him for some
time. Suddenly he began talking
rapidly, using his voice quite we'll.
He was answered in signs and ever
since he has talked intelligently.
Another youngster was in the
school for several months and de-
clined to speak. though he signed
freely. One day his teacher was
showing him pictures, when suddenly
putting his finger on picture. he
said distinctly, Beer; l like beer
He now talks well.
There are at present "A male stu
dents and so female, and divided by
counties, we find the following:
King, 23; Spokane, 16; Pierce, 13;
Yakima, 70; Clarke, 10; Chehalis, 8;
Skagit, Z; Lewis, 6; Walla Walla, 4 !;
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-18
Tono Miners Will Compete.

The first aid team of the Tono coal
miners will 60 to Tacoma Saturday,
where in the Stadium it will compete
with 81 other first aid teams for state
honors. The Tono ball team will also
go to Tacoma Saturday to play Will
keson for the semi-professional cham
piOnship of the state.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-18
NOTICE.

Bids will be received by the under
signed City Clerk of the City Of Olym-
pia, up to five o'clock p. m. on the 5th
day of September, 1916, for furnishing
15) tons of hay. as follows: Ten U0)
tons alfalfa No. l, FIVE 60 tons timothy
No. l, T. o. b. Olympia.
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
All bids must be endorsed on the en-
velope, Bids for Furnishing Hay"
w. A. HOAGE, City Clerk.
Published August 10 and 25, 1916.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-18
Barn Dance at BucOtla.

Saturday night barn dance will
be given by the Bucoda Odd Fellows.
J. c. Nelson, T. Kruger and r. o.
Gibson are the committee in charge of
the event. Supper will be served by
the Rebekahs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-18
l.. 1. ID, M. 14S.
CITY TREASURER'S BOND CALL.

Notice is hereby given that bonds on
Local Improvement District number
14S, Of the City Of Olympia, Washing
ton. numbered from 2 to 3 inclusive,
will be paid on and after August "a,
1916, and no interest will be allowed
after the given date
Iona SMITH,
City Treasurer.
Published August IS and %, 1915.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-08-18
City
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO ELECTORS.

Notice is hereby given, That the reg
istration books for the registration of
electors of the City of Olympia will be
closed on and after September the End,
1916. until September the 18th, 1916,
when they will be reopened for regis
tration up to october the 18th, 1916.
w. A. HOAGE, City Clerk.
Published August 18th and 25th, 1916
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07

seems such mite ~ che enormous
sum total
I have copied these few nfaNHflfn
from the eummafg Flven ~ fhe Gem
erai Chairman AZ fhe nr.f ~ this
gtuf there were fsTis schoiafsaips tai-
bed III fsflls which have baef award -
20 annually ~ fHr II D. q 90 these
40 arc pnersi erUoiaunIpa raigfi rl
$3.50 tffM sisfe scholarships. valued
Ia yf1ife Annually There Nas an ln-
ffraft iasf teHf 80 1916 sehllfrehins
ard an increased money value 90
uEff8
On toe TesaH Diw eu ihc rhauafs
have msrn pnaf au1 medals fa i1
CREASE f4o lntrrrsi In setting strfehss
and historical fsrfs fhr Robert 81
l<t rh15trr haa arranged t0 sIs, l
uif dai tD zoe efudeuf ~ nnf mFh
trhUoi n iho rff HhY writes ftr best
.haich of ihe Hfe ~ Ireslaenf Icff.I.
son Davis
Tettl frfnufa ffru rdHfatnna Nnt
ainra isaf convention flQ9 isltnc. on
hsna filssnf Fmnd tptu 40 Hst0
fi1tsDs. NepcrffaIg submitted
Nra Nan o brFan.
Mrf 80 AZ lranhe Alvin
Mfs g. li reiarr Wi,a4n FaIa
Mr g. a. i.aif1 Hereford
mr Thta iarnHi fr NrHan
Mn D. PSI lar nfsofsan
Committee nU t.lIIU IHH.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07


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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-07
CONVENTION NOTES

Nnc of fhc nausht.r vho has roai
iahor to perform duuue fna convention
n Mta lInh.o Nsdo of Elsln the Co.
cordins SECRETARY ~lp ls "a popular
official and "Wednesday was reelected
1s hcgnmaJlnn Nir wade b. % sister
nf uomer n Wndr Who e urn Snow
n Corpus Chusu. haNrg visited hor,
an mana occasions
rho Snn AntrniH trleafIau Na- &C.,
Hshtcd st the nc' ihat fho Niat tva
suh .erlptont to fnr Iatush fand wtf
scrurcd o, momNeia ot Uernari E Rr
Chapter AIRS lfank 70 iuir,. one of
the delegates frnm thu Aamn CitN o.
ported thc trt continuation which
aas made ht Airs n a Refae af Edra
rhc srcnnd contribution MAS srrurcd
hN Mlss Eim1 Sgfkcy san Autonio is
the borne ~ Mrs llwsh ana tur many
y,ars shr has hctn am crthusitstlc
worker ~ BERNARD y llcc Chapter
Mrs. Louise nNfne of Cisca who is
attendiug tks convention Is a daughirf
90 lutgc William Rlakcslic of the
state ilaard "a rafdons ana is pram-
iuent club Wnwan ~ Cisco she is ace
tive in the RANKS of the naughtcrs I'D
tho t'onfeaeracN ana is aisa proni.
nent memher ~ nlushtcVs % Isabella
one ot the most energetic memter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-02
Wfit benz Nebplber
Iadt Sigbee ssarrell ieiner Gifer'
ind}t Snft.

gsdbrenb ctnes Streits, ben Ser
31-jdbrise Sisbee sSarrea, 200
9roabapap, nnb elm selpiiier SoDrt
galerin gcitern Rafrnittag in Ser
Iofnung Der 30-ldbrigen G55ie
aaiIcr, 80 Deotnun Strnbe, batten,
rpaIrbe ole Sestere bon 5arreG 6ltrdD
einen ShuB IN Die &in1llabe oerpln.
Set ,no Iieet jett i'm StubtbcipitaI in
bGdit gcf1brIifem Suitunoe buritic.
ser. gSte bic atoliSei in Griabriiilg
hrahtc, oerlieB Sarrea, ser ieinc
s5Iutt bcrperfIieqigt Fat, .r1brenhsbeS
Strcites bas 3inlmer, ihIug Die Eblir
binter iid gu unb feuerte oann bur4
Die geitlciiene Sfiir einen SdlB IN
has 5inrner. Die &ugel trat Die aui'
Ter, pie angefiibrt, in Die 4innluoe,
5eritmetterte oieielbe iu1o fette lid;
i'm Salfe felt, BON no iie, nahoanl
tie Serplurbete irs Soipital aebraht
fpprbpn mar, gntferrt rurbe.
@1Ituin Der Dor Stred fait 5e.
Iahrt nor lnlo bas 3imnler ntft per.
Iaiien tonllte, purbe non Der 8oli5ei,
ipeIte mlr6 ben SduB berbeigelpdt
pa rscn mar, in SAT- gertorrlen imo
ei,tisueleu aLs perbaftie eingeiperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-02
Che Grlaubnikfbeine.

jSaeob Seis, q, Repton, .,
l9llmu Jriebria, %, Repton, ..
JSames u. @oulb, 46, Robmopns. s.
l9usel m. 9olIiiter, %. Robmopne.
J8ert Bail, 20, GUNNER, 81.
l2lmanba piper, 25, NoripOoO, g.
(ssrant ". Sif6ensr, AZ, Gbieaso, 81.
lSattie M. aittls, 36, l116 DaptOn.
yGlarenee Sal, 90, 1865 9arriion.
lRpie Gamblers, %, 1928 Sbaopea.
JROp %. Gobb, q, All Soptins Ctr.
lWtprtle mertbpfer, %, 2346 Shio.
(Sames s. Dunn, 30, 3o79 gsetmon.
l@srtrHbe goblts, 81, Seetmau Ctr.
Ja.e Snbnfon, SO, 1922 @ef 8. Ctr.
l9attie McWhdael, % 1924 Gutter.
JSad Cooper, %, 41e sobu Ctr.
l9raee @iniams, 26, 419 Spbu Cit.
jeRob.rt m. SarfOlD, %, 231 auDlOD.
(Glara R. Martiu, 20, 416 9rDaowap
}Martin Strifler. %, 1916 @leaiant.
(Annie Mpenber, q, bo.
jSamusl 9. gouns, Al, Grunb
IRapibs, Mt9.
tgbna GIin4pausb, %, GIeDes, ..
JSbOmaion Simpion, %, 1OO5 a. ct.
tGtbeI Gopenbaper. 19, 818 %. 8.
J9arrp Barrier, %, 318 SliDer Str.
lSuIia 2etpis. 1s. 318 Diner Ctr.
)!6arrp Oates, 81, 31S SIiper Ctr.
lWlabel Woore, q, 318 SIiper Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-02
Giat intersilnts 9syysli.isr.
HirxHbatinIgnns nnb 8cipitalpeibc
in ScarIet Outs.

I'm Gonntag, btm 8. Oftober,
yn&mittdgs 2.3O finben sfpei bochlt
interefante Jeite fatt. Sm i4Dnefl
Gearlet Oats, on Der 2afapette Mpe.
In Clifton aelcsen, tpirb air angeses
ttnsu Stunbe Der @runoitetn oes
1etAesbu Mltenbeims seleet unb sspdr
urlter benz 8priis BON Or. 6. @olber.
Djejsr stobe unb iaDne 8ou, Der bie
Eurnit bon iiber 100000 toiten
iptrb, III iest aus ieinen 9rnnbmaus
ern haraus, unb bic ReDen BEL nsr
Gdfteinlesuns fperben sebolten bon
Nr. Wartns, bemgbitor beg .Weitern
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sypbn WlnDer, Der ebenfalls ais elm
iehr auter Rebner befannt 1T. Der
05efdna ipirb pon einem WtdnnerHor
9eIitfsrt.
unmittelbar an biefe 5eier falieBt
fid3 bic Gtnipeibuns bes neuen Spipi>
tails In Scarlet OATS an. Siefer. n,us
yapinion, Der in Der Idbe bes Sanpts
gebGubes errihtet lit, 1T zines Der
{96niten Soipitalsebdube in Gincins
natl. Die Gage III tpunberbur, bon
ieSem Geniier bat man eine berrlife
Musfi1t iibers Sbal, unb bic ginri4s
tuns 1T bur9aus MODERN unb mufters
giiItis. Die Sauptreb. bdIt 9err puhs
ia, unfer Biirssrmeiiter, unb mad ihm
fpri9t Or. 5. u. 0ietmann, Der Rel
tor bes Bethesda Oiatonii1en Waltterz
Hauies; Dr. u. s. geait fiibrt ben
-Wprfb uub Elm WeGunerquartett ipirb
eberfaIs fir ben @eians iprsen. Se<
bsrmann 1T gu biefer Geier bersli4
eingeIaben unb es ptrb iit lobnen,
biefes neue unternebmen in Scarlet
Dats in Nrsenfaein gu nebmen.
Mm Donnerftas. bem 10. Sttober,
finbet Der 8etbesba @abentas ftatt,
unb aud ba5u finb ale Jreunbe 8c,
fbesbas einaeldben.
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0pn ber Biibne.

DasGnric 8 Sbeater TT bereits
fat gang fir bic Do4e ausbertauft.
3ur Auffiibruns tommt .5be 8irb Of
parab1e-, bas Orama aus 5aipaii.
bas in bem abeater i4Ou mebrmals
gegeben Durbe, nit ieoem Sabre aber
on pOpulGritdt 5unimmt. Gs Dsrbanti
oieies feinsr intereTanten Sanbluus
unb feiner eisenartisen 4tmoipbGre,
fctpis ben butpaiiiden 2isbern, bic int
Srapbopbon beutautase iiberaG 3u
hDren fub. Die 1uerolle ptrb bless
mlal DON Map 9udIep, einem iungsn
WGb9en aus Retp Orleans, gefpielt,
bic gang in ibr aufsebt unb babel eine
tdlentirte S6auipislerin 1T. au9
tire perf0nIids erideinuns entipriat
btr Snfulanerin Guiana. Den Or.
WHlfon, Der ben Meisen ber buntlen
SHoubeit erIiest, ipielt SOrreit Stans
kp auf cine anertennensipertbe WeiIs.
6err DaDtb 2arbau bat einen bebeus
tenbeu part IN Der Hpue bes pertoms
nuensn Dean, Der, pie Wilfon, Elm
nmeritdnifder @rst 1T unb, rpie bie-
fer, benz beiben altina unb ben StDna
beiten BET Sniel unterlas. Die aisoer
unb bas Guitarrenfpiel Der bapaiiz
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iibfiaen 8eifaG gu eraielsn. Mer ben
.parabiespossl" nod niAt aefsben,
foIlte bic biesipOdise 9elegenbeit ni6t
perfdunen.
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sei.srn i'm SIsmpic sbsnter
aufs 8eife Elm unb beibe 9orftenunoen
fanben DOT faft auspertauftem 5alIs
ftatt. Ser @efeGidaft gebDrt giGo
Mrfingtpn an, Der als 5Dbofomiter i'm
gnnsen 2anbe portbeilbaft betannt 1T.
ST unb Der anbere Romiter, syrant
Dpbfpn, laFen nit hren Witen unb
Gpdben bas pubIitum aus bem Ga.
den ni9t beraasfommen. gleanor
COCHRAN nnb Dolrn Meeben iinb bic
iDetbfthsn 3duptbarfteIIer, prGdtise
~ Aainaxom azs ftmmbesatt biel
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bels aetanste .gurppdiIbe Ballet 1T
eina @Iansnummer. bic itiirmifd Sas
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for tbe @aeen", nGbarlie's @ilit"
uno sic @orfiibrlt1tgen Der Srape5elt.
fiinitIer Soean nnb Senebu.
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Ter Wp9e i'm Peoples s bed
ter gum criten 0taI III Cincinnati
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in eirem Muiif 9uett Glftreten.
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