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Arizona republican., 1917-07-11

Mrs. Edith Salisbury. home economic
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
HAYDEN MILL GOES
 UP IN HOT BLAZE

TEMPE, July 11.-At about 4 o'clock | yesterday morning q fire originating | somewhere inside of the building. com pletely destroyed the Tempe Mill, bet ter known as The Old Hayden Mill" one of the o,d landmarks of Arizona. and erected in 1873 by c. T. Hayden, father of Carl Hayden, congressman from Arizona. The walls of the mill Were thick adobe and have Weathered many . storm since erected The mill and machinery are Q total loss while the walls or the warehouse adjoining the mil and containing about 10000 sacks of grain, are still standing, and may be used for rebuilding. The total loss is approximately $4O,000, which is partly covered by insurance The mill machinery, which was, practically new, having recently been installed, was totally destroyed, and about two carloads of flour, valued at about $5,- UUV. tne grain m the warehouse was partly saved. and might be used for feeding purposes.
 The Tempe Milling company, which was organized few years ago took over the operation of the Hayden Mill and has been meeting with success in the business, and has developed it into one or the most important mills . in the state. Power for the operation of the mill was afforded by the old Hayden canal, unde> Hater rights dat ing back in the formation of the ter
 ritory. Officers of the campany are John H. Dobson, president; Jack Hen ness. vice president; J. E. McClain, secretary and F. A. Van Ritter, general . manager. No. time will be lost in get ! ting to work to rebuild on the present
 site, and in the meantime the company
 will attend to all grain contracts and general business.
 Investigations have disclosed no clues , as to the origin of the fire but it is evident it started in the mill, which was running until II o'clock the night i before The rigid rules against smok- ! ing were observed, and the careless handling of cigarettes can hardly be
 assigned as the cause. The machinery
 was all in good order, and there was
 no apparent trouble of that nature
 that could have been responsible for
 the blaze. The heavy electrical storm
 earlier in the morning could not have
 been responsible, according to those 1 living in that neighborhood. Upon dis i covery the alarm was immediately 1 turned in, but so quickly did the flames
 work that the roof of the warehouse
 just ten feet away was ablaze before
 a stream of water could be turned on.
 By o:oU o'ciock the whole was in ruins,
 and little lief, to do but salvage the grain in the warehouse The neat 1 WIS so intense that it was difficult for
 the firemen to work With the hose be-
 tween the warehouse and the old Hay den hotel on the other side of tine
 street. However, the firemen worked heroically. and by changing shifts in the hottest places, prevented a threat ened cOnflagratiOn involving the en- tire section of the town from the rail road north to the river A strong wind
 was blowing and carried sparks several
 blocks. Only the fact that it had
 ra.ned earlier in the night prevented
 the Hayden hotel and other houses
 along the street and in the neighbor-
 hood from being burned.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Parents Class Party Thursday

The Parents class party of the First ward will have a party Thursday even ing at the swimming pool and on the chapel lawn adjacent The program promises lot of fun wherein old and young, fats sand leans, and husbands and wives enter into contests of skill CD in swimming feats. It will be an informal affair and followed by a melon feast
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Special Notices

OIL AND MINING COMPANIES, also stock brokers are invited to mem
 bership in the Illinois Oil and Mining Stock Exchange association. The only exclusive oil and mining stock ex- change in Chicago. Sell your securities through facilities of our stock ex
 change on low commissions. Small an- nual fees for memberships. New and old concerns invited. Information upon request. Illinois Oil and Mining Stock Exchange Association, Boyce Bldg, Chicago III. bd
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Business Chances

FOR SALE-Controllin interest in a clean manufacturing business in Los Angeles. one that controls a speciality; established trade. no liabilities; shows unusual manufacturing profit, req sonable amount of capital required; interest carries salary with it. Will stand closest investigation. R. L. Cree sy, BOA Union Oil Bldg, Los Angeles. Calif bm
 WANTED-Small business or part nership. Terms and small cash con- sidara tion A. r p. O. box S75 nh
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. July 10.-Assertions that the German chancellor said that peace was far distant had much to do with general advance which took place to- day in the value of grain and provis- ions. Net gains were: corn ? Is to 43s wheat F to l cent; oats $ to 2 and provisions r to 50 cents.
 The December corn option registered new high price record for the sea- sor. Unwelcome dry hot weather tended materially to handicap the bears.
 Virtual exhaustion of the contract stock of oats here gave some indepen- dent strength to the oats market.
 Wheat reflected the upward move ment of other grain. Later, however, sorneth'"g of setback was witnessed.
 Provisions rose with corn. Lower quotations on hogs had a depressing influence at the outset, but not of a lasting character.
 Close: Wheat July S2.031a; Septem- Der S1.91.
 Corn: September $l.57; December $1.21.
 Oats: July G6hc; September 55hc.
 Pork. July $40.G0; September s40.27.
 Lard: July S21.10: September s21.32.
 Ribs: July $21S5: September $21.92.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Found Stolen Bicycle

Special Officer D. A. LeBaron while on the lookout for a stolen bicycle be- longing to Jack HarlOwe, ran acres young Indian with the wheel, the nun Der being conclusive evidence as to its identity The Indian said he had bought the bike about a month ago from a white man in Phoenix and that since that time the man had disap- peared. His story did not convince the officers but in the absence of further testimony, he was dismissed with a severe warning.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Local Produce Market

There were shipped from the Salt River Valley yesterday 67 carloads of cantaloupes, showing the enormous extent of this temporary industry. While the spring and summer were backward as far as heat is concerned, cantaloupe shipments are but trifle behind what they were a year ago and will undoubtedly catch Up in few days.
 There were not many changes in the local market yesterday. Alfalfa hay Is firm at s16 and in instances is bringing even more. All hay is high and is making money for the growers.
 Grapes are an interesting offering and raspberries are quite plertihL. Dealers are Paxinu EolloWinu Ptices:
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Car Shortane

Cantaloupe shippers are experiencing difficulty in getting sufficient cars to keep the melons moving. Several car loads have had to be held over re- gently. The railroad company is do- ing it's best and it is believed that the crop will be handled without serious loss through delay
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Thompson Seedless Ripenina

Growers of Thompson seedless grapes are getting ready for the rush of gathering which will begin next Sunday or Monday. Postmaster Don Rabbit states that the problem of help is going to be serious one. For tunately it is work where women can do as well as men and growers in the past have been able to get Indian wom- en to aid in the picking
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
A Fine Home Sold

George A. Johnson of the Toggery has be ome 2 full fledged rancher He has sold his handsome bungalow resi- dence on West Main street to A. Fl. Gibson of Tempe and has moved out to the ranch recently purchased by the Toggery owners from Allison brothers MT. Gibson will move into his new home at once.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Pvthian Sisters Meet

The Pythian Sisters lodge will hold it's last regular meeting for the sum- mer tomorrow afternoon at ?: 30 o'clock As this will be the .ast meeting dur ing the summer months, a good at tendance is desired as there are a mum Der of matters of importance to dis pose of.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Letter Fror, Walter Lesueur

Walter Lesueur, the son Of Mir. and Mrs J. T. LeSueur, who some time since started for New Zealand on a missionary tour writes home from Ha- waii stating that inasmuch as no out slider is allowed to enter New Zealend he will work in the Hawaiian Islands.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
H. B. Clarv Aqent

H. B. Clary has been appointed agent in charge of the local Arizona Eastern Railroad station during the absence of J. w. Arnold, who is taking his 30 day vacation. Clary is an experienced railroad man, and has held numerous responsible positions in the service.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Returned from Trip

Vernon Peters returned from the coast by rail, having made a successful trip overland with the Willys Knight, which he left there for the use of his mother and sister during their stay there this summer.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
New Seminary Sunerintendent

Prof. George flaws of St. Gearge academy has been chosen to take charge of the seminary work of the L. D. s. church at Mesa. The duties are those which were handled last term by c. N. Parkinson, and in part comprise a monday lesson to such school pu- pills as care to attend. The sessions were held in the second ward chapel
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
SOUTHSIDE NEWS
TEMPE OFFICE Farmers and Merchants Bank
 Phone 31

expert of the state university, phoned over yesterday that she would be here Thursday morning for canning dem onstration Inasmuch as the one to whom she rhoned knew nothing of any arrangements the matter of where and when it is up in the air.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Rark to Raw

Glenn Teeter left yesterday morning for Ray, after spending several days visiting his mother here. He is work ing for the Ray Consolidated and is well pleased with his work and with the treatment of the company.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11

held the position of ordnance officer in the national guard. As the na- tionai guard is abou, to be mustered into federal service, Williams desires to be with his old regiment, where he can be of the most practical service
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Auto Time Table
SCOTTSDALE STAGE

SCOIISDAArI S1AGL
 q round trip, Soc one way. Leaves 5cottsdale 8:30 a m. and l D. m, ar lives Scottsdale 12 m and 6 D. m Leaves Phoenix (Owl Drug Co. Firs, Ave. and Adams II a. m. and D. m. Leaves Iigleside a. m. and 1:lf D. m lrrives lngleside 11:45 a. m. and 5:45 9. m. Baggage and express daily ex- 'ept Sunday. Special trip Saturday nights. Leaves Scottsdale ?. m., leaves Phoenix II D. m. Mrs. Bradley. Prop.
 PHOENIX MAYER STAGE LINE Over Black Canyon road. Daily except Sunday: Leaves Phoenix A. M, ar rives Mayer, F. M. Leave Mayer, A. M., arrive Phoenix. 4 F. M. Office l61z South Central Ave. Office Phone l547. residence Phone. 3212. If
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO. July 10.-Butter higher, creamery 34cM2Sc.
 Eggs receipts 17S6S cases.
 Potatoes higher; receipts 20 cars; Virginia barrels s7.50@s 30; California S2.65M2.75; Tennessee $2.50M2.60.
 Poultry alive lower: fowls 1ScMl8h
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Leave for Prescott

w. T. Cummings and Dan Rowand and family, have gone to Prescott, in
 Cummings Ford car. They will spend the summer in the northern city.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Joins Truck Drivers

R. M. Johnston, who has been in the employ of the Arizona Eastern rail- road for some time. at this point, has resigned his position and has accepted a position with the Pacific Creamery as local truck driver
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
LIVESTOCK At Chicaoo

CHICAGO. July 1O.-Hog receipts 19.000; active 15c to zoe under yester- days averages. Bulk 14.50@15.40; light s14.00@15.3O; mixed $14.20@15.60; heavy s1415M1565 rough $11.50@ 1435; pigs $1075@1390
 Cattle receipts 5000; strong. Native beef cattle $S.40m1400; stockers and feeders $63O@9.50; cows and heifers s5.40@11.90; calves $10.00@14.50.
 Sheep receipts 5000; steady. Weth- CTS $7SO@11 .00: lambs $10.00@16.25.
 At Kansas City
 KANSAS CITY. July 10.-Hog re- ceipts 13,00O; lower. Bulk s1490@ 15.e0: heavy $15.50M15.70 packers and butchers s1525@15.60; light s14.65@ 15.35; pigs $12.50@14.00.
 Cattle receipts 12.000; steady to strong: prime fed SIP h011350; dressed beef steers $9.50@12.25; west ern steers $750M1250; cows $5.75M 1000; heifers s7b0M1250; stockers and feeders $6.50M1000; bulls S6.25@S.25; calves $7OOM14.00.
 Sheep receipts 5000; steady. Lambs, s15.00@15.75: yearlings $1000m11.50; wethers $S.500950: ewes $S.00@9.25.
 Al Denver
 DENVER. July 10.-Cattle receipts 1,700; steady. Beef steers $10.O0@ 200; cows and heifers $S25m10.00; stock CTS and feeders $6.00@S.55; calves s1100@13.0O.
 Hog receipts 2.100: 15c@20c loweC. Ton s15.2o; bulk $14.75@15.10. Sheep receipts $500; steady. Lambs $15.00@15.65; ewes $S.50@900.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Former Resident Here

Farley Hall, formerly of this place, but now of Tucson, accompanied by his family, are here for a few days visit They are travelling overland by auto to California.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Assiuned To ouartermaster

H. D. McDole, brother of Mrs. c. H. Prather, writes that he has been as- signed to work in the quartermaster's department with the rank of sergeant major, and will soon leave for Fort Sheridan.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, July 10-Cotton fu- lures closed steady; July $2700; Octo- ber $26.26; December s26.3S; January S2e.47: March $26.72.
 Spot quiet; middling $27.30.
 The cotton market closed steady at a net advance of six to thirteen points.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
To Erect Residence

c. R. Finch, one of Tempe's cotton barons, is figuring on erecting a mod ern residence on the plantation south of town.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Personals

GENTLEMAN would like to meet lady 40 to 45 years old; matrimonially inclined. Address John Thomas, Phoe- nix. Ariz.. Gen. Del. bd
 CHAPMAN & CO.-Paperhanging painting, tinting, extra good work, very reasonable. Drop card to 21h s. First Ave bg
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11

SA @9. At London: Lead spot cS0. lOs; futures G29, los. Spelter spot e54: futures z 950
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
On Sick List

Frank Gulf of the Orange Blossom, was confined at home yesterday by ill., ness.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Back From Trip

Judge Kingsbury and family and Dr. A. B. Stoner returned yesterday after noon from a ten days outing in the mountains to the east. They journeyed to Clover Springs where there is delicious flow of icy water coming from beneath a sheltering rock. They stop ped en route at Roosevelt for fishing The trip was made without mishap and the tourists developed an appetite and a healthy coat of tan.
 Canning Demonstrat ation
 Mrs Edith SaliShnrV home economic Q
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Vulcanizlng
Paints and Oils

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 PHOENIX Paint House-High grade paints at low prices. Get estimates On material. 3i w. Adams. Ph. 1269. tf
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Chiropractics

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 TRY CLAUS SCHOOL OF CHIRO- PRACTIC and get well. 35 E. Wash iuoton VI
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Auto For Hire
Blue Prints

PHONE 205.T! for low rates by daj ar week ''
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
ANNOUNCEMENT

Beginning Thursday, June 21, our store at the corner of First avenue and Adams street will be open till 9 D. m. We will continue this through the hot months. In connection we wish to state that the salespeople in our em- ploy are not being worked overtime. We believe that six o'clock closing during the hot months shuts off the coolest hours for shopping, so have added extra salespeople for this pur- pose. No goods will be delivered after six o'clock All orders after six will go out the following morning.
 MOORE MERCANTILE co. If
 THE ARIZONA INCORPORATING ASSOCIATION, experienced, reliable, prompt. N A. Morford, Mgr. Phoenix ArZ. If
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
TypeWriters

New and second hand for sale. Good stock of machines for rent. All makes of machines repaired by ex- Lperienced factory mechanic Remng- ton Typewriter Co.,. 35 East Adams St Phoenix Ari7 #
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11

pr. H. T. DOAK Veterinary surgeon and detist. 725 Grand Ave. Cowboy CorraD. Phone 1863. If
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11

BLUE PRINTS, Negatives, white prints, brown line prints, map mount ing. Phoenix Blue Print Co.,, Bake rldg phneniv. Arizona. If
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11

FOR RENT-Los Angeles. Califor- mia bungalow. furnished completely. for one to three months at $40; in
 cludes gas, water, electricity. Respon- sible Phoenix family desired. Box 1894 Renublican bb
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
COPPER. ETC.

NEW YORK. July 10-Copper quiet; electrolytic. spot and nearby $3100M 330O nominal August and later $2S.50 m31.00. Iron firm; No. 2 Northern s52.50@53.50.
 Tin firm; spot s62.75 bid.
 At London: spot copper f 130; fu- lures G129 los; electrolytic ( 142; spot tin ( G246, 10s; futures { 242 10s
 Lead quiet; spot 11A asked. Spell ter quiet; spot East St. Louis delivery
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11

NEW YORK. STOCK EXCHANGE
 Furnished by R- Allyn Lewis, private l1ased wire to all ex- changes
Arizona republican., 1917-07-11
Razors Sharpened

RAZOR AND SAFETY BLADES sharpened, barbers' supplies. Blanton, rae w yVaeh
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Nus 11cbr0ska Gitp.

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G6omas puroen beioe nt6t unerbeb.
lid berlest, als iid i6r automobil
ouf benz meltIi6en griten aorio
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geiud MELT unO in Gameron Mo.,
tuobnt, liegt nit mebreren gcbtode-
men Rippen in Or. 5egers Soipital
0%nrnieoer, tp1breno f5rau @tbington
einen Qrm6rud uno 8~erletungen
am aopf oabongetrogen bat.
Go6ert Mtea bon bier muBte ne
gen Sruutenbeit 8ebn Collars Giro
fe nn0 Soften b%eroppeH.
1rau emma @rnBmunn un6 SRI.
9amo 8il6urger fino bon elmer
biernohentli6en &ergniigungsreiie
nnd Cites 8arf uuo anoeren Bunt-
ten Goloraoos mie6er brimgefebrt.
9as @lttomobiI bon S. 8. Scntt
ppn bier iubr an berqan8euen 8rci-
fog nodmitta9 8pii6cn gtebrosta
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Gitp unb Somburg IN einen @rabeil.
SER Scott trug einen Sruh oeS
SdIiiIieIbeins uno annere 8erleeuil'
aert Oapon, n1brenO &bomas Chap.
bel, Der lid nit ibm in benz Strait
luoqen betono, ditBere abi@irttngerl
erIitt.
guf Dem bieiigen 9abnbot ltieBetl
Weittuo9 morgen Elm @iitcrdug iirto
cine 9iangierlotomottbe nufetnanoer.
geioe Mtoidinen rpurOen beI6aoigt
uno Der 8ugfiibrer S. u. Senrg
mur6e lei6t Derlest. AAberoerl
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gretbeit, un6 gegeu @aittag NOR See
brasfa Gitp nit ben uusgerltdten
Ginobtedjern un0 Gferoen ongetillt,
IS nur6e auf Die alsreiBer etne
regelredte Sng0 neranItaItet.
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Proclamation
r.. ScS 6cMncrtteMts!
Norbert Die 5ranen hes Staates AMI,
fid am IL. September reai-
i~triereu an laiien.

g8ir Iin0 jett inmitten OeS 9roB'
ten arieges, Den Die 8eltgelhtd)te
fennt. 9os SdluBerge6nis oieies
gigontil6en Samples ban9t totldf.
lid BON Der @irtiomfeit Der Cell
naIme uniereS 2onoes nb mo BON
oieier lit aud Die 3lttpnft unierer
gS1tion obbdngig.
IS gertilgt ui4t, oaB mir cine 9lr.
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unieren 8er6inoeteu tdtnpit. 8ir
muIIen aud Ole Nliaionen bon Ser
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rem un6 bort in 9ienit i~tellcn, po ibr
a6nnen benz 2oroe ben metlten
gt1lben beripridt. gtebrosfa bot lit
0ieier 8e8iebullg ltnierer ~gtegierung
idon oroBe 3ieuIte geleiitet uno ole
Sralten unieres StaateS hu6en It'd
6orin beIon0ere @eroienite ertDorben.
gatr nod tllr3e 3eit uno t%altienoa
Der beiten 1tno tatfraitigiten lr19elI
Wduner mer0eu Den 5taat gtebraS-
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bertreten. gtid)tS io1 unberIudt &C.
laiien tperoen mas Die 8eqllentllf'
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iel6eu uufreht erbGlt.
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Die 8emii9ungen Der Iauienoen boz
6ruuen (DieIe ooooH gditter mn
5dneItern unierer Sol0ntel) IN BIZ
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Soleu bentide 8ibliOtGctsbidcr
nuteriaden.

QineoIn, gIeb.. 6. Sept. - Gem
8oridlag oes aau6ler5 2Iberp BON
Der StaatSmibcriitdt 6oIge leiitenO,
bat Die Itaatlide Neutrality-suspicious..
&c 9eitern Elm 8ierer.aomitee er.
nnnnt, 0en es obliegt. Die 1900
oeutiden @erfe ser Bouoer6iblio-
t6ct 6es GtaotGS anf ibren Sn1aIt
bin at nutcriudeu. 2lQe 8erfe pOer
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oas 9reuBentlm ~per6errliflt miro,
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Den. Qas aomitee bcitebt aus BRO.
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oeutihen A6tcilua9 Der Stootsnni.
Dcriitdt @rof. 6reo 9f. Sling bon
Der Staatsuttincriitai s. 5. Grneit
BON Gmo9o ulO 5. S. Sbomas bon
Separo.
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Nus GranS Jslai1S.

Gyrou s. g8infler bon Gabenna
mltBte lid I'M ct. 8rancis @oipital
elmer Separation megen glinooorm.
ent8uuorug lnter8ieben. S3r 8it.
Itono lit 0ufrieoeuiteaen6.
Qeutnant &beo0ore 6. 8ue6ler,
Der ua6 erfoIgter gbiol0ierung Der
01ilitdrofooemie in @eIt @oint an
b~erqotaenen 9onnerstag altm 2ellt-
nant 6ef6r0ert muroe, 1T bel ieineu
Gltern bier o1tf 8eiud. ST bot einen
urloub bon 5pei @pdlen erbaltetl.
6rauf 3eifmeier bon 8oeIls, Der
fid Dor 02onatsfrilt beriebentlih in
Sic 9Qno idoB uno liA cine er1e6.
lide Binoe beibra6te lit iotDeit
mie6et bergeiteat, Dab er am Sonn-
tag oas 9oipital berlaiien uno bein'
febren fonnte.
SER ul0 6rnu George 9. Sebel
ftn0 bon i6rcr Heiie nah &nnaod,
Detroit, Chicago unO 9uDellport
tpie0er 9eimgefe6rt.
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nor60itlid BON 8ooo Riber mobnen.
ben @}artin @aroer, mur0a Conn.
tag noft ieiu automobil in Sono
&rog ~geltohler,
Gina $50 Qngeitedte Ser 9lebraS.
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cine frobIiden 9idnid beriommelt,
uobei iid olle bel lt~nterbaItung
aou5ert rtn0 Eon6 bordigli6 ami.
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Die oeutide aon9regation8tonfe
reno fam on Sonntag gum &b.
ldluB. sic md9rte bonn 30. &uguit
big 3. Septeber. Inter onoereu
mltroe Elm &ei6luB ongenommeu, II
meldem Die Mlitglieoer Der Sonic
reflS benz 2onoe, 0eiien Geaierunf
un6 SoeaIe lire unoerbriidIi6l
2opoIitGt ou8oriidelt. ltnter5eidne
mar Die Geiolution bon Dem 4rdit
benton &. s. G9iel, uuo ben
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