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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-31
BROOKPORT NEW@9.

Sunday as hiRh daV WITH ss.
We had 5 J. Su d y at 9 80
a. m. our Supr. Bro ] II. flo~~
ers, way absent on the aceoun' oil
the death OF his sister, Mrs Mat
tie Martin.
In the sternoen at 400 The
funera, of Sisotr Matte. was at
tended at Unity Eebtist church
OF waich she was Il member. he
pastor Rev. J b. McCraty, Off
ciated
This was the largest funeral that
has becn,in Brookport Tor some
time, as the people in Brookpof'.
and Belgrade turned out IN largo
numbers to pay their respects to
the deceased and relatives Kew.
McCrary, was az his best ano an
impressive sermon was delivered
from Job 3o:23. Many compli-
ments were paid him for the man
ncr ia which he handled the sub
ject and the euology paid the de-
ceased.
Mrs. Mary Flowers, and three
daughters oil Lake County Tenn
were called to breokport, Friday
on the account OF the death OF the
iormer' daughter and the latter s
sister Mrs. Matte Martin.
Thos. Flowers. Of ST. Lou s.
was called home en- the accosnt
o. the death Of his sister.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-31

TO speak through The columns oi
your worthy paper
Our church and 3. s. are pro-
crossing nicely.
Our School opened q, o:so by
the Supt. J. NJ Haynes. Bro.
Eugeae Wallace reviewed the
lesson.
AT Il O'Clock a. m. our pastor
Rev. ? B. French aseenjed the
rostrum aod preached a EoodIser
mon, Text Act. 1873.
Exactly at s o'clock p. IN. the
the pss'or announced the subject
OF his text as. Order my steps 10
Thy word. found Iio Psalms.
Our revival closed last Friday
night. IL was sndef the supcs
vision Of Rev. ]. ID. Davis. and
Tor " nights he preached the gos-
pei to both sain, and sinaer with
the result OF 9 conversions and 5
additions to the church
Mrs. Cora Davis. OF Colps. the
vile OF Rev ID. Davis, arrived
10 our city on the Fl. accompan-
led by Mrs. Bette Williams.
Rev. Davis vas treated with
much hospitality by the differen,
families in and out OF ,hc city
he stopped with Mr.. and Mrs
X. {. Worthon.
Mrs. Bette Williams visited
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Haynes dur
iag her three days stay
Mrs. Emma Dickerson is very
sick at this writing
The Csfaation Club will be en-
tertaincd at the home OF Mrs. Ma
linda Foster this week.
Mr.. Presley Hynes is real sick
with iunammaiory Rheumatism.
During the IL days of our re-
vival we realized $3.50.
Rev. Thos. Scott. OF Alton, !:
in the city on business.
]. ]. Taylor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-31
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CoLPs. ILL.

Dear Readers OF the Gaxette -
iwi,A to say that our 5. s is
alive beth spiritually and hnsn-
c,slly. Oar srendaace is good
average about rs.
Oar eel ee,ioa Tor s. S. was S..
II. Ger treasurer Eade his re-
peri. reporting SIoz. on hand.
We are eoaaseting a motern
Ssnday School and yeu ought 10
see eur school at work. cenposed
OF II officers.
We are ready for the convent
ioa In June at CsfbondaIe. Oar
pas. word is "On Time" So NEE,
us aexs Sunday at o:3o a. m.
w. K.Fafier asd T. RandaIl'
are ia Peoria. atsadine the u
n w Of A convention.
We ere planning to build cot
New Hope Baptist chu'eh il
April.
Dick Dawson Is on the sick list
II you waat TO see w. E.
~. Society at work come to Colp'
Mary Erge. hes moved &c
Sparta.
Reporter.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-31
DEWM AiNE.
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
VIII you please allow
me space in your paper to say
that cur church and S. s arc
progressing.
The meeting closed out with
two converts and three additions
to the church.
The b. Y. P. u. is getting "a
long nicely. Last Sunday we had
a large attendance and we hope
that the Union will continue its
progress. All cf the officers and
co-workers are young people and
we hope they will coniinue the
good work they are doing.
Last Monday evening az the
residen, e OF Mrs. Matte FlipP'n
birthday party was given in
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-31
Pay for us.

Yours In Christ.
Rev, d. Parrish.
Pa tor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-31
NOTICE.
Dear Editor

Dear Editor:
Please allow nc to call
attention oil the B, Y. r. US
that in three months We thar COM
pose the UsioN OF the Mt Olive
Convention OF Southern illinois
will be called together in Carbon
dale. Thursday before the fourth
Lords day in Jsne 1916. nn
The new resolutions are:- That
every b Y. u send fiftyce n.s
Tor the Livingston Nofmsi and
twenty five cents Tor ihe Gazette.
One Hundred Dollars is the
the slegaa.
To the B. Y. P. u. that rep
resent with the largest amount oi
money will be given banner from
the National Baptist Publishing
Board by the District President.
Kvery Union is requested to
rally TO the cause and make this
the banner year Of all our preyi-
Gus meeting.
The president ask that every
h. Y. P. u. send the names oi
the delegates to the CorreePc nd
ing Sec'y. not later than May 18th
1910. Thus giving ample time
to arrange tie programme.
For further Information concer-
ming the banner that is to be Civ
en- away write Miss lola Mare
Urquhart. Box 2oS Metropolis,
Ill, Cor. Ssc'y OF the Mt. Olive
Convention.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-31

honor ot her sea Mr.. Burnie Flip
pins. There were three ,oung
ladies from Carbondale. over to
the party: Misses Lasra Fhppin'.
Mary Steward and Lowe Smith.
Everyone enjoyed a pleasant
evening.
Mr.. A. w. Maeberry left for
Peoria. Wednesday to attend the
Mines convention.
Mr.. Henderson and daughter oI
Pulaski, Iii. visited his daughter
and her sister oil Dewmsine
Thursday.
Rev. Z. Hackley vas with his
church Sunday
Master Nelson Monten OF Car
bondalc, made lying trip mere
Saturday.
Prof. T. L Aston and Mis-,
Z. NJ. Cray made fiying trip &c
Cafbondale. TO hear the great
Violirist j. Douglass.
The jltne,s arc on regular run
now
Mr. and Mrs. C. ] Jones were
Clifford visitors Sunday
Rev. A. j. Bowers, returned
home Monday from his church al
Golconda.
Reporter.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-31
Colored Peoples Progress.s

A new race history, soon to be plac-
ed on the market at ST. so. publishers,
Austin Jenkins CO., Washington, D.
c.. Warder Building, are now placing
agents. Anyone wanting to secure
the agency may obtain fine prospec-
tus FREE for 10 cents in postage.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-31
Roy R. Helm, Announces

In this issue of the Gazette, will be
the announcement of Roy r. Helm, as
a candidate for States Attorney for
Massac county on the Republican tick
et His write up will apeear mex
week.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-31
MOUNDS.
Mr. Esit0f

Mr. Editof:
Please allow nae space
in yssr valuzbIe paper. TO say
thst the st John Baptist church
OF this city pulled on our rally on
the so,h aad BY th- aniiiag oil the
christians add fhe assistance oi
the pastors and congregations We
r.iyes $50.
We had Rev. Williams OF 10Th
ST. Bspsis, ehufch OF Cairo. with
az. ssd had a great meeting all
DAY.
We srs getting along r,eely
vita ear ehsesA and 5. s.
= | nsay to ace the tiac come
wkss. the gospel ei the Son Of
Gsd will mite all Christians IN al
tssns.
We lad also with Us Rev
Wiley Of the A. II :. Il. church.
Rev. Wiilisns. OF ,he c NJ T..
ehsfch. Swsine'speople. Willing
k.m, Taylor. Of Nd City Thos.
Bfasdom. Fstssll, Fa'her 5. L.
Lewis. cad the greatest nceting
10 tha hlssery OF this organization
wat the result.
Pray Tor us.
Yours In Christ.
Rev, d. Parrish.
Pastor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-31
CARD OF THANKS.

1t is with deep satisfaction that we
tender our heartfelt thanks to the cit
Yens friends of Brookport, Belgrade,
Metropolis, and Shady Grade, for their
love and sympathy shown US in the Ill
ness and death of our daughter and sis
ter, Mrs. Matte Martin.
Your kindness and words of comfort
shall always remain in our minds ard
hearts. We also thank Sister Dan
Young, of Brookport. and Miss Artie
Washington, of Paducah, KY, and 9th
ers for their beautiful floral offerings.
Should the cloud of sorrow overshadow
you in such distress. we stand willing
and ready to assist you.
May the blessings of God abide with
you.
MARY FLowERs, Mother
RELIoUs MARTIN, Husband
J. II. FLoWkHs,
THos. FLOWERS
LOUIS FLOWERS
RUFUS FLOWERS
ANDERSON FLOWERS, Bros.
ALLIE CARRIL
KATIE FLOWERS
LUvATok FLOWERS
EFFIE FLOWERS, Sinters.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-31
Qulta Trua.

Il have to face the fact" nousec
fashionable photographer. as he loo
ever some recent pictures, "tf.ai thsre
are some very ugly features in eEiz
husipess."
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-31
var.sty.

New Maid--"Piease. muFn. there's
a man at the door como 70 collect ON
something yez bought on the install
ment plan" Mistress-"Ask him
whether it's the encyclopedia. the
phonograph. the brass bed. the piano,
or the sewing machine. ."-Harper's
Bazaf
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-31
In the sunken suhmarins.

ITS too annoying that we shca b
stuck down here ! bcugh
ae most splendid tome o4ls
, xeek."-Lustige rlacttsr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
FINANCIAL NEWS
NHRMANY'S PEACE PROPOSALS MAKE
STOCKS WEAK IN WALL STREET TRADING
Declines OF Five Points Are Sustained in Issues Like Steel
american Smelling Utah and Anaconda-Losses
in Specialties Are Larger
NEW YORK, Dec. i2.


ven street made today
would he bound by the 10 accept
When the full n
Haushe1 There nothing
q the
scent as an Incentive for selling stocks both
sustained
copr and Anaconda while
fhen steel 10 point
Most Of the selling
the
condition Of the market technically
Ia o n
o a
market situation
II 4
liquidation gathered
demand all through showed
maintained although there enough selling of
n norder 10
foreign
selling
cncer chsnnarks 1850
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

while stocks on the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange generally followed the turn n
New York. downward. In response to the
news that Germany was seeking peace. the
ioases in the local market were not as
large as those In wall street Neither was
there any large amount or throwing over
OF stocks 10 cut losses short
The nearest approach 20 any heavy sell
ing was IN Lake Superior Corporation That
issue was the most active throughout the
whole days session and at one time u
showed n loss OF ~ points az compared
with the final figure Of last night The
stocks of a distinctly local character held
firm. and when they did decline the losses
were small Next to Lake Superior, Phlla-
dclphia Rapid Transit was most active at
a small decline.
Gehigh Coal and Navigation acted just
the reverse OF the majority Of stocks
throughout the day II started nearly 2
points higher and while all OF this gain was
not held. II ended the day with a fractional
advance The Street r. waiting for some
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
PEACE PROPOSALS
IMPROVE COTTON
Market Is Nervous and Unset
tied - Livttpool's Selling
Not Favorable

NEW YORK. Dec t2--rhe announce
mont that Germany proposed to enter int
peace negotiations was followed by quite
a sharp rally In the cotton market soon aftei
the opening January sold up from l7.I0'
to iS0fc and May from 1880 TO iS.52'
Oh covering and some fresh buying. but
there seemed to be good deal OF skepticism
over the possibility OF peace resulting from
any negotiations Germany might start a'
present and the market soon showed re-
newcd nervousness
After buying early Liverpool turned q
seller on tho bulge. suggesting no hope OF
mn Immediate shrlnkage In differences be-
tween European and American markets
and January cnsed 10 1880 during the
second hour or back to about point under
last nights close
The market was very nervous and un-
settled late In the morning The fact that
Liverpool selling orders appeared here on
tho bulge caused skopticism as TO the proba-
bility of peace growing out OF Germanys
proposals. but tho stronger technical posi-
tinn gave the market rather n Hteadier
undcrtone
March contracts sold of to 1908 after an
advance 10 1891. and then rallied 30 1918.
with active months ruling about to 7
points net higher after midday
Business was active at the start with
the tone rather easy. due TO further
heavy liquidation. December was down IS
points on the call while october advanced
8 points. the active positions showing losses
OF II TO 10 points.
After tho call there was aone rcadiust-
mcnt Of prices, December rallying about
~ points. while october declined points
before the end Of the first fifteen minutes.
In the other positions there were small nd
vanccs. ranging from | 10 4 points.
BulIish spot ndvlces from nearly NIL Sec
tions Of the belt. persistent demand from
number of leading spot firms and pro-
nounced decrease In the volume Of long
liquidation led to n sharp advance In the
early afternoon. March selling up TO 1S.i0c.
or 20 points net higher.
Commission house business was smaller,
and there was n disposition In many quar-
ters to consider the advancing tendency
n reflection of the improved technical po-
Bition and n natural reaction rather than
tic development Of "A new bull movement
Exports OF cotton for the day aggregated
i25i bales including 1901 bales to Great
Britain, and 2753 bales TO the Continent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
RAILROAD EARNINGS
CHEsApEAKE AND ONO

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
1910. Increase,
First week December. sssn,6l1 Sltl,aTs
from Juiy l ..,..,... 2i,sGG, 400 1,455.2i3
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
First week December. $3.50. 400 fTi 400
From July / ...,...., i2.3p5,0tB 47p,O7s
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN
First week December. t33l,OOO 900
WESTERN MARYLAND
First week December sass aga 81 aoa
From July 1 .......... b,G.i, ,S2S pi2.20i
COLORADO MIDLAND
November gross ...,.. sIpi ,tGB tI5.Gsl
Five months gross .... sB5,4Gi tis.5i2
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS
First week December, $500. .2ab ftBO sT2
From July ......,,., 1T,p5G,5s6 3,b4530T
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
CURB ISSUES DROP
ON MOVE FOR PEACE
Spectators in Outside Market
Fear Announcement Means
Blow at War Orders

NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-Phe speculative
nituatlon on the Broad Street Curb was
hcutely DISTURBED during the entire day by
the German announcement that the Central
Powers are willing to consider peace pro-
p0sals Although theie was nothing early
10 base any opinion on as 20 the character
Of tho peace propositions which may be
rnado or tho manner In which they viii
be received the Street nt once jumped to
the conclusion that the announcement
meant n nearby armlstice and "A guspen-
sion of war-order business.
The copper stocks In which large specu-
Iative accounts had been created. were
under pressure from tho opening, with
Magma showing pronounced weakness and
failing In the first half of the day from
s51k to 59i5. Midvalo Steel dropped be-
fors non from 67M TO G4h. and Sinclair
OIL declined from 66h 20 6s.
cefro de Pasco yielded about 3 points
70 sg1s. and many of the other mining
stocks declined from 1 to 4 points Char
coal Iron was exceptionally strong, selling
from TO az.
The motor stocks were among the weak
est features. with Chevrolet falling from
17a to 16b
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
STOCKS IN PHILADELPHIA FOLLOW
NEW YORK. BUT LOSSES ARE SMALL
Lake Superior Corporation Is Most Active and Also Weak
est Showing Loss of Four Points at One Time.
Lehigh Navigation Is Higher

news on the negotiations between the com.
pany's officials and the Pennsylvania RAN
Railroad, In which Pennsylvania wants an
interest, and while nothing new was heard
today. It was said in SOME quarters of tbe
Street that the deal ls expected 10 rs
through.
The November earnings statement of
tho keystone Telephone Company was given
out. tt showed continued Improvement Tbe
gross for the month rose tp4ss 20 si2sssa
while the net mounted to t6t,s7s a gain
Of S5t9i. For eleven months the gross waa
fi.3J7,i52. an increase Of lisa. and ths
net for the same period was S6gi.s5g a
gain Of S3S.6ii. The net surplus for ,bs
eleven months was $3.50. .i1O, compared yytsb
S329,16s. n gain OF s30,2i2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
AlIis. .Chnlmers Paws Back Diyidends

NEW YORK, December 12.--The Alls-
Chalmers manufacturing company has de-
l 4 per cent and an extra ! u per cent
on account of back dividends on pre-
ferred stock. payable January 10 to
stock OF record December 80. These divi-
dends, which are from the earnings Of
tho last quarter, are payable January 10
TO holders of record December 80. Begin
ming with January l next. the preferred
stock will be Z per cent cumulative. and
the regular dividend to be declared TO he
payable in April will be 1 y per cent quar-
terly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
Marlne Iasuranee Rates EasIer

NEW YORK Dec ie.--Marine Insurance
rates eased on slightly today on the lack
Of definite news regarding the German
commerce raiders that are supposed TO be in
mld-Atlantie However, the rates are stlil
high. ana in some cases almost prohibitiye.
shipments 10 the United Kingdom are now
quoted at nat per cent rate. while those
10 the Mediterranean are 10 per cent.
These eompafe with 10 and IS per cent
respectively Rates 70 south America and
south Africa have also declined
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Small Selling outbalances Support
and Weakness Results

LONDON, Dec. 12.-sman selling OUT
balanced support on the Stock Exchange to-
day ana the markets as a rule were Inclined
70 sag Business was quiet The gllt-edged
section vas maintained.
a general financial statsuent on the in-
PRODUCTION u the pending vote OF credl, IN
PARLIAMENT saa awaited with interest.
Americans raceded aud were unstable,
following New York. Disappointing earn
Ines CAUSED daIlnesa IN Canadian paolaes.
H1me rails we're quiet ana mixed Mexieana
WeFe heavy
Foreigners we're slow steadInesa vas
neled = HuzaIaaa a further batch of flas-
alan eHsaH hIlIz Haa issued Hene AInes
Mana aEnlz Diamonds NeHa saad Il seals
zz.#Ia #aEz#za - H#asaezza 42zz zHs Eza4s
sEaa aomHIzE zaHI1az s
- zazIz z1gasa.z
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
Financial Briefs

At the sto1kholders' annual meeting OF
ne Belmont Trust Company Edgar 81
#aHn=a saa elected to MI : vacancy on the
HzsEa af dlrectora
HHIn 3 Malone has been elected a
EzaH = the Tenth National Bank TO an
- saeaneF eaasad b the retirement Of
aaasl = Yrqonan
Hz fnilaalng Hara admitted 70 the reg
H IIsl e The PHILADELPHIA stock Ex-
aa8a today seBs000 additional Wells
#e4 Company COLLATERAL trust 5o-year s
SIS ze3a bonds. due 1850. and f4ee Geo
azzI.enzI nEzE mortgage 5 per cent sa-
csc HeHas - 1ha Ksgsloas Telephone
aNanf. & PHILADELPHIA. due 1a3s.
zzIazd 1reuI NsH York snhfTeas=
yesterday z44zA049, ana slnea last
gained 80. sci se9a
London Stock Exohanse #lH IS
- - Saturday before Christmas
Naz4
a#.sans Railway ana Ilznt
zaIas e z8szI.-
~ ~ z4ss
zss
Hs #z
#zzz@z4. ssz44.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL Dec t2.-Spot cotton to-
day was in moderate demand and 81 points
lower on the basis OF H. .06d for midupland.
The sales aggregated 1000 bales incIud-
Ing GOO0 bales American. The imports were
1000 bales. including 5000 bales American.
The market for futures closed barely steady
al decline Of II Gp47 points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
West Point Nc. Increases Dividend

BOSTON. Dec. 12,-Tho West Point
Manufacturing Company has Increased the
dividend from mn per cent to 10 per cent
basis by the declaration IA semIannuai
dividend of per cent payable December
80 to stock OF record December Is.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK Dee. i2-BtITTER--Rece
10. i22 tubs. Slightly higher md market hrm,
Extra creamery. aSis inside. higher scoring. 30
m3nh nrTts 3Gi5 case: state dairy. ss@3s'S 9.
EGBS--RcceiptH. 1ann cases Firm on fresh
gathered In face Of light supply. Prices favor
seller. Storage steady and frm Firsts 4ia
a.: special marked refrigerator. s5h l34c white
eggs bS UBOc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
BAR SILVER

Bar silver was quoted in London today
at 36Ad, UP I'D.
In New York commercial bar silver was
quoted at 7bc. an upturn OF &c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
NEw YoRK CoFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE market for
coffee futures opened at declines OF to
points today Trading on the call was
quite active, sales amounting to 5000 bags.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-02
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Ell Srcng feot; on ban blcu et mco
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ror BERTHA. % hans Snr3 SIrat bar
frd @itcn (ggncn on Nriitianiuflorz
benz.
%i Seller or o~rptopcrc al Nct dri-
ltcuoont5frs 'om Slof inncoc. / i'm forte
ScDctiO o. bporfor ban onp III Sib.
Sen @runo buroe orre goo uot til,
az Ui piIbc oeltage / Wiuocitettcu pco
Il Slai college.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-02

pTilt Siheltpftc til "Nmericd" ga
han l~fltiica pit life heller. euro.
"a" holbcr M pna at aao lin Scicr5.
aon0 oper Terocn. Sen blcu iorit
hro9t / Sonbeleu FOR Is Nar iiben.
Seg tlebtc Sen ga ielp ira Ncrr. Bit
ser Tor $3.50 pr. 2ra. Mn fan Sen
fane$ for 15c Stnttct clcr St.5O Or.
Glilin ~ hoob hcn Urlia cr nero.
Zen hpiocitc AZ ouc hpiNc @laoio.
Ter til Soto cr "H otheitcr
@bite", ~frelnbroat al Conan &
Son / Hodeiter, Shio. Zen cr obio.
Int rem iuehuio uocn minoite Intno.
ming til 6orpe Sticnt Sen fife hor
'ad mango @lomitcr oabne ianttioiat
'om europa. hnrcr Sen Ill Sc uncr
prr9ti0itc. Gen iormcrer iiQ mc0ct
Iongiont ~ notcrcs oerior cnouu nj
SOC Stntfct; inotiI THOR Itoo ocu /
500.
Spcrfcn europa" cncr "Rodeitcr
SShlte" cIcr nolcu onoeu npitcn
hplo @lobiol bnr ioo froitiQ Noniti-
tiltion ION "9mcricu" clcr "|cace".
% her cr Ger ct VrobIcm at binoe on
mco. Nrthur Goiuec. Berlin. q. a.,
bar cnbrm et ituocnoc Silml0 ON en-
Eclonulnl pau $1,000 iii Sen. Ser
Tan 'rcmbrlnQe en- Wlo0jol, iom cr
ltge 'oo traftl1 o. robult ionl
"Ncocc" % Iigc inn rem huio iont
"9tod)elter SShitc" og oilers CT per
left / ale Wtaabcr
Vtcn IN er set ali bIct lent. Ger
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Soen ontrlng pore @IooloIcr, Tom
M or Here Sonmuer hric.
"Tirt, pirf, pirt,," Tiger Mitttcr.
"&cI", iuorcr icg, "@looiolrc1t
poo oennc Sio er ga bogltouclig set
rene Nlrfcri."