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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-09-14
: WHAT OUR FATHERS READ ABOUT !
: N THIS PAPER FIFTY YEARS kGO !

From The Washington Standard for
Saturday morning, September IA,
1857. Vol. VII. No. AZ.
The contract for building the Coal
Creek railroad to Seattle has been
let to Mr.. ]. T. Jordan for $3.50 a
mile-to be completed by next
March.
The Intelligencer says the Sno-
qualmie road has been completed to
the summit and will be finished
throughout by October.
The Message says the British ship
Eunice Nicholas sailed on the 9th
inst. for London, having cargo of
/ LOS 5000 superficial feet of spars-
probably the largest load of spars
ever taken from the Sound.
In some portions Of the South des-
titution is still very great. 1t is an
nounced that some people walk rs
miles to Raleigh, N. c., to obtain the
rations of bread and meat distributed
from the Freedmen's Bureau at that
point.
We learn from a private letter,
dated at Cowlitz Landing August IS,
that company was incorporated at
that place July 20, under the name of
"Cowlitz Steam Navigation COM
pany," to build boat to ply on the
Cowlitz river. The boat is being
built at Oak Point.
The last three overland mails have
brought US full files of Washington
papers, dated January and February.
It would be interesting to know
where these papers have been Jour-
neying the past eight months and
what mud-holes they have been used
to bridge on the overland route.
The Portland papers allude to a
seizure of opium that must have
passed through this place in passing
to Portland. Where was our sinecure
inspector?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-09-14
UNIVERSAL COMPULSORY SERVICE.

G. B. kegley, master Of the Washington State
Grange, makes the declaration in the September
issue of the Agricultural Grange News, the official
paper of the organization in this state that uni
versal compulsory service during the period Of the
war and reconstruction is the common sense plan
for the government to follow Then he goes on
to explain his meaning by saying:
1T is little less than criminal to permit thou
sands Of able-bodied men to loaf and preach an
archy while the best blood of our nation is being
spilled in defense of worldwide democracy, while
millions of our noble men and women at home are
laboring and conserving in every way to help bear
their part in this great world struggle
Industrial service is quite as important as mil
itary service and while it may seem drastic yet it
looks now as It 1t is the only remedy. The army
for universal industrial service would solve the one
problem Of the unemployed and end the l. W. w.
controversy. Industrial service from every man,
woman and child above the age of 16 years should
be required for at least six hours for five days of
every week, but this can only be accomplished by
the enforced enlistment in the industrial service
TO everyone not engaged in actual military serv-
ice.
Those. now engaged in useful occupations
should be continued in their present employment,
ana those who are not SO employed should be mus
tered into industrial camps where service is so
much needed, and transferred as need arises, the
same as is done in the military army.
Our people are too little concerned in present
conditions; they seem to fail to see the need of
actual selfsacrifice. It seems that not until our
mothers and sisters and the others at home eagerly
scan the list Of dead reported from the trenches
will there be a real awakening
Shall We 60 on wasting millions daily in
idle men and women whose time is worse than
wasted, or shall we not rather adopt sane method
OF organizing for industrial eficiency'''
There's something worth thinking about and
seriously, too
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AMERICAS CAUSE FOR WAR.

Z The new German policy swept every re-
= striction aside. Vessels Of every kind, what
= ever their flag, their character, their cargo,
= their destination, their errand, have been
= ruthlessly sent to the bottom without warn
: ing and without thought Of help or mercy for
: those on board, the vessels of friendly neu-
trails along with those of belligerents Even
= hospital ships carrying relief to the sorely
bereaved and stricken people of Belgium,
though the latter were provided with safe
= conduct through the prescribed areas by the
German government itself and were distin-
guished by unmistakable marks of identity,
Z have been sunk with the same reckless lack
: of compassion or of principle.
: am not now thinking Of the loss of property
: involved, immense and serious as that is, but
= only of the wanton and wholesale destruction
= Of the lives of noncombatants, men, women,
: and children, engaged in pursuits which have
: always, even in the darkest periods of mod
: ern history, been deemed innocent and legit-
: innate. Property can be paid for; the lives
: Of peaceful and innocent people can not be.
: The present German submarine warfare
: against commerce is a warfare against man.
: kind Woodrow Wilson, President of the
: United States.
$$+++ = - 80 + + + + + + + +
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-09-14
NOW SHOW THE1Gl

Thurston county farmers, with milk trade Of
thirtyseven thousand dollars month guaranteed
- them, monopoly On supplying all the eggs
and vegetables that will be needed and ground
hoor organization that will enable them to get a
Bis share Of the other foodstufs the forty-seven.
thousand men at the American lake cantonment
win have to have Thurston county farmers, with
this wonderful opportunity right in their hands,
= first and comprehensively told in this paper
last week, are the envy of the farmers of every
other county Of the state.
a person doesn't realize just how big that OPP
portunity is until he stops and ponders it pretty
carefully but after he has thought it over little
While he begins to realize the tremendous bigness
At il the farreaching possibilities Of it, and par
tScularly the assurance it gives that we will be
able 70 sell prodtably and through our own organ
ization SO that nobody else will be getting rake
On. al the milk, eggs and garden produce we can
produce here--as to eggs and vegetables more than
= available here this year with our increased
production over the past the result of the cam
paign last spring. And if he studies little more
he begins to see that with such an organization
handling affairs and right on the ground, there
are other foodstuffs such as potatoes, meats
fruits and the like, that we can grow here and
sen TO good advantage to the big army camp.
II y big proposition, the biggest cooperative
proposition on the Pacific coast, and Thurston
county put It over-woke up, saw the possibilities
and cornered them, before Pierce county or any
other knew what happened The only concession
Of its kind at the big army camp and Thurston
county got 1.-THE one thing the farmers through.
ont al these neighboring counties had been count
ing on, and Thurston county grabbed it. for it's
own benefit first, for the others what is left Let's
be proud Of it and selfish about it. too-and let's
give all the credit in the world to County Agent
g. Il. Bergstrom principally and the Others who
helped him, for putting it over.
The problem for us now, of course, is to meas
ure up to these tremendous possibilities, to organ
ize ourselves that will get the fullest benefit
individually and as q county, to show ourselves
and everybody else that, given such wonderful
chance, we are able to take entire advantage of
IT. For years here we have .'hollered'' that we
had no market for our farm products and partic
ularly for these covered by this concession; now
we have market, the biggest single market in
the Northwest, market for more than we are
producing now, and an absolute monopoly on il
as to these three items. There ism t one chance in
. thousand to lose, if we are on to our Jobs and
prepare to handle it right
It's going to take a lot of ability and a lot Of
hard work and lot Of that cooperation we talk
10 much about, to handle it. It's farmers prop
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-09-14

ostion throughout, from growing the stuff on
through all the processes until the government
takes il out of our hands at the campbell S show
them W. We got il in Ws to do it and do it right.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-09-14

Olaf Simenson went to Bremerton
Tuesday to complete his enlistment in
the submarine chaser division Of tho
navy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-09-14

One OF the things that the president put out Of
existence by his note to the Vatican says the New
York World was the Paris conference which
made plans for a trade war against Germany after
the war. This was one Of the greatest blunders
that the Allies have ever committed, for it con-
WINGED the German people that it was the nten-
ton OF their enemies not only to crush their gov
eminent but to keep them down economically for
all time. If they were to be starved in peace as
well as in war, they might as well fight on. The
president has rendered great service to civiliza-
ton by repudiating "selfsh and exclusive eco
nomic leagues" one of the conditions of peace.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-09-14

The Montesano Vidette, discussing the pulling
question of taxing war profits, suggests that if the
government would regulate prices there wouldn't
be any war profits to tax and everybody would be
better off And there's a whole lot of horse sense
in that, too
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-25
Nnr md iuenise Gage!

Am so. SUM Idltft Ser Eermil
'4ab, irrnerboIb 'neIdcm lid, Sic in
OoroEInriebeiren Sitter befinoIidef
T1ngerr Mdnirer fir oen Dienlt in Sci
fermiid3eat MdfiomnI : @nroe mel.
Den S61r1er1. Nn1ber rperocn lie fir
0as 8ltn6esbeer Ierangc;ogrn. Ger
9orteiI, ftb Der Beimiidcn Natio-
md @nr6e or3uidlieIcL, liegt bar
IN, onB iie 6ie Waffengattllug maf-
len 6iirfen, tuelder lir bci5utretell
1uiiniben; 6dt hire aaineraoen nit
abuHn dds bemieIben Stoutc ltan-
Irren uno Dab tie BON Offi5icren tes
5ebdSgt merhen, Die ebcnfaIs 9era-
Iler fino. Gem Milit1r6ieult al emf
Gehe1r, 1T n~nmogIid, iofern Tie tnug.
lid fino mo es liegt auf Scr Sano,
0aB Tie fb in Der Seras Hational
@oroe belier a~ufgcbobcn fiiblcn tper
Der, tpie i'm Yunoes beer.
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an oie MitgIieoer ser Shulbeb0r0e
sanpfieblt SduIiuperintenoem Mseef
Die Mnltenung elmer @n5abl bon
1lclte1 2ebrern fir Die Breckenridge
NoHiduIe uno brei3ebn meiteren
2Arrrn fir oie Glemerrtar : 5dl-
len, ferner zines 6efret6rs fir ben
9rin5ipal Der @ohi6uIe. Wegen
llfbrrfilfung fino einige 8eranoe>
r..ngclt In ben Shulen Dor5itneb-
men, Sic Neu- ino Mnbnuten IN
aieEem Sabre ii6erfliiiiig MAIDEN.
Die @efe&rna Der BrinsipalitelIen
III ben glernentar GduIen erfolgt,
zpeurl man beitimnlt tueiB, iiber mel
de DISQUALIFICATION man berfiisen
fnirn. Mnaeecutete @ebnltserbobiul=
gen fino bereits i'm l,ellen giiogct
s1lifaehpmnlr,t.
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Freie Yrtfe iar seraS: Montag Sen Is. SUM 1917.

litung BON eiltert S6lagonfaa ge-
troffen pa1roe, befinoet Ii6 al1T oent
8ege ser @eiierung.
Ser 25idbrigc Seff 9rimberp
aus s%lpeettpoter, Ser feline 5rou err
tr6nft 6aben lod, muroe perbaftet
rro iii oas 6 oltrtp Gefdngnis 5u
San Mngelo eingeIiefert. 8ie ,es
beibt, bot grimberp DIE Sat einge.
1fanoen. CT gab mi Sorperbor SIT,
oaB cr nit Ser Srai, am liter oes
Smeetfpater @ahes geielIen, oieielbe
int oas @aiier geitoBen uno Damn ct
,pa firnf Winllten untergctanht ba=
be, bis er iiber5erst mar, oaB tie tot
iei.
= Die oiesiabrise aonoention Der
acras gar Miiociation finoet ont g.,
4. uno 5. Slili I'M Riee Sotel SIT
@orlton Itott.
@ns Dem Gtaot6en Spforo in
Gito geras lit Der erlte galea
biesiGbriger 8auinuoae nod Son=
Iton geididt uno miro bort auf Of
fentliher Nuftion oerfauft peroen.
2pforo bat ieit Ben letten funf Sab
rem oen erlten 8aaen gaumipoae III
'Geras geIieferf.
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mar 6ei ser Siaper-0 entl6=Sorratt
Company fir $4,000 perlidert. Ser
llrlpr1ng oes Sarers lit nnbefonrtt.
SSsn1 Galcalteu @ebduoe miro in
SEN nadlten Soge1t Der erite Soloa-
ten : Stub eroffnet ueroen.
@er5opn ltgarte, Der Eripdtz
Iefretdr oes Brdli6enten Garran5q,
ser allgenblidlid cine &eiie in nlt-
Term 2anoe madt rn6 bier lit Sail
@ntonio einige Gage uerpeilt, iagte,
sic Geiie babe MIR Sen einen 3med,
lid st erbolen uno gu amnlieret1.
Ser 4opf oes Sddferbnnoes,
ser am SomItag pormittag at Der
SIt-Gommerce StraBe bon eine1lt
8olisilten eriaoiien muroe, mrroe
sl1r unterIudung a1 oas 8alteur-
Sssnltitnt in Mnltin geididt. 9ie Dor
figen Mer5te fonitatierten, oaB Der
Sa1no 5tpeifeIos toll uar uno for
bern ale 2eute, Delde BON Dem
Siere gebillen 1111o, a1t sur Se=
banolung iofort nod anltin gu font
men.
Gin 7iabriser Sntrge, orr in
oas bon 81. 8aloes betpobnte Salis,
1910 Soma 5traBe, eingebroden
mar Unto bort mebrere aleinigfeitef1
geItoblen bate, ipuroe bon etnenl
GoliaHten leiner Mutter sur geltra=
fung 5ugefiibrt.
- Mm II. Suli Deroen i'm Sum
oesgeb1uoe graminationen fir Dos
vSssnternaI &epenue Oepartement"
un6 anoere 8randen 6es gnnoes=
oienites abgebalten.
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Ser streit ,,,ts Sic 1lniDeriitat.

Die Gereiniqung friiberer Stt=
0enten 6er @faatsuniperiitdt, 6erert
Erefutipfomite am Samitag cine
Sisung in Muitin abbieIt, bat cine
Morelle an Die 8eboIferung bon
geras peroffentIi9t, III Der fie oas
goraeben beg @ouberneiirs geger
0ie uniperfit1t fdarf perurteilt uro
arfIart, oaB iie ie6es, ebrentperte
Mittel benuken tpir6, INT 6ie Unit
periitGt offett at bnlten nllo es ibr
gu ern1ogliden, 6aB fie alien ibrer1
8erpflihtungen benz Staate 1no Der
8ep0lterung oesielben gegeniiber
.l1adyfomme.
Dus 8iirgerfomite, 6as in ser
gerianmlu1g Sl Dallas ernannt
mltroc, nm BEN aantpf fir Die Uni
beriitat gu fiibren, 6eitebt aus fpl-
Agenocn 9eren itrb Don1en: SoIepb
Q. SaDers5 @orfisenoer, Iuittn;
8. SO. McgIenoon @efretdr, Muftin;
So. 50. Eurnep, ct Naio; Mice
Murep, Sbern1nt; Grdlt HercD N.
8ennpbader, Muftin: 8. S. COB,
Seymour; Tralt Mebecca s. Gifber,
Mnltia, Sbomtas $. Stone, Souiton;
6. s. @eeo, Beaumont; Gratt Sol
s.. Gebicr, auftin; Scat Sd. @nlber,
San antonio; Srnn S. 6. Eerren,
~Marfbaa; M. g. 8arf, Baris; so.
s.. @oIfe, 9nlns; Graii Gbalmers
0lNdinibm, Sort Wortb; M.s9.
Morig, EuIeltine; $. g. MarD,
Gplrr;; D. s. CROP, @aco; Sam $,
Sill, San @ngeIo.
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sebr preismarbia III perfaufen.

aleines @otel in Geguin, 5Dei
glofs pom gonrtbaus. Der Hlas
umfaBt einen Mder, an bier Stra-
BEN gelesen, nit pielen id0nen Bdu-
men beltanoen. gignet iid gut fir
Elm s~anitnriumb @utomobil : Sbop
etc. @lroe einer Sell in 2auo in
Der N1be bon Gnn Antonio 1rebnren.
N1beres in rSreie NreHe~ ODER BET
Ser g~igentiimerin Tran Gngenic
Neiners, Sequin.
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aud Mnnitionsiabrifen nieberse-
6ramnt iein. @ir miiiien geitebeu,
baf uns bieie pielen 3erit0rmnsen
pon Nnnitipnsfabrifem, Die ipab-
remo Der letten 3eit aug 9entidlan6
nnb Deiterreid beridtet tperoen,
peroGdtig porfommen. Ga iueroen
mol peridiebene oDppelt beridtet
lein.
Die ensliidDc unb bic fransOiide
4omiralit6t baden 6ei Der Gmrtik
Meroplane gompanb Is uun ben bic
len : Jlusmaldinen, tpeld5e 0iefe
Beieaidaft bait, beiteat. 8ie Nas
idtinen lperben in ben 9epeidjen
ylping iubales" senanHt. Gie eng
ianber nno sic JranspieH 6eanteH
he, mn 1Interireboute NIT iGHen aufs
;miagem. Ias Boot an 6ieien Gie-
Ien<sdiffen III 46 6mk lang nnb bic
5fisel mefien mIssefpanrt so TaF.
Man ertpartet, SaF oemnadHf Die
erifem bpn ben bnnotrttGnfen6 Nerp-
pi9aen bsifellf npsr6cn, udde uniere
@esiermns baaer laifen mf4.
&dbrtmo Ser lettsn 6rrf Monate
linb, mic ans 8a56instpn senrel-
set pirS, iiber 100000 MaHm mic.
rer resnlaren Mrmte nnS nnitrtr
Jluttc beigetreten. uniere rrs1fare
Armer 5dbIt JET natt5n 100000
Damn, nniere Tlottenmanniduftru
betrage1, einidlieEIi6 oes Narines
forps, $4,000 unS sniere MfJis
Mapor sbompion non gbieaso
fpiro bpm seuiiier Seite in eintr &C.
rabeSa masloitn @eifc ansesrifftn,
neil ieiE GteQnnsnabme seseniibvr
benz &rieg ben 2cnteH nid)t 9efdat
nn6 er ben Mnt bat, frei atssnfprr-
den, mas Il benft un6 meint. Nan
mill i'm fogar nimpea@rn" mas er
cinen uidtedten Mie" riennt, mnD'
Der Gpisfcpaf 8iidsf ainiofuins
crflart, En- iole ~eridysien iueroeH-
9ieier rTrieoensbote" ideint iibri-
gems elm sans radiator @enid gu
iein. GeInem liebensiuirbisen nr-
tell iiber bic sbompion-Mffare fig
te CT binsn, es wiirbe ~iberbampt gut
leim, iuenm elm paar ,9itken6 Wen-
lden a~mfsebGmst iuiiroen, cine aer-
fermna Sie zines 8ifdofs nidt se-
rabe ipirbis lit. Benn bod Seate
im berpprrasenoeu Stelnmgen, ,pie
lie &i%miulpimg einnimmt, NIT ibren
masluien, meiitensteifs auf frazier
ltnfenmtnis Ser @erbaftniife bernben-
ben ltrteilen mfbGren iuplen. Sic
brinseit iid ielbit in bgiteriiden anf-
resnmg binein mnb reben oamn Sin-
&c, bic ie nid)t Dor iid ielbit mno
nidjt por benz Eitblifmm Derantiuor-
ten, nit bemem tie aber piel llmbeil
anridten f6nnen.
Mns @aI6imgtpn miro semeloct, es
lei mGslid, bak Die Hesiermns allies
Del mn6 ale &obien im Sanbe fiir
Die Totte NIT Seidllag belese.
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Seute morgen 5DiiGen 2 uni
3 ubr murbe Der Neser Gbeitel
Sfpaper, Der atlgeflagt tpar, elmer
oerbrederilden Mnsriff auf Die Sral
eitles Milbfarmers gemadt 81 pa
ben, Don elmer 8olfsmenge aus ben
Gonntpsefangnis in 8alpceiton &c.
bolt nno geb1ngt, morauf 5ablreidt
gdiiiie anf Den a0rper abgegebei
tultroen.
Sn Hieicl, IA Meilen iIoiid
bon @aeo, fpurbe ser Neger Glijat
8apes bon eirer Mn5abl erbitterter
Manner aetotet. Ser Shmar5e loll
nit cinem aemjlien 8. &. Gourtaoe
einen Streit pesen 75c, Die er 2eb-
terem lhuloete, sebobt baben nno
idlllg ieinen l@dubiger nit einem
Stiid giien nEerA Den 4opf. Ser
ifiebene gefannte gourtaoe's, Die
3eusen oes angriffs maren, perfoIg-
ten Sen Bigger, trieben i'm In 0fe
Gnge uno tlopften iolauge NIT Sol5-
ideiten un6 a1uippeln auf ben
Gd,parsen log, big er tot am 8ooen
Iaq. Geds tueiBe M1nner iino bonn
Sheriff bereits Derbaitet uno unter
$4,000 reip. $4,000 Mirgihuft ge=
lteGt, auf orei onoere, meibe an Dem
Sotidlnge NIT beteiIigt paren, Diro
nod gefabnoet.
- Die Ban Stod Jarm Company
l1Bt in Ser @egello BON 8aninger
bier rieiige Silcs aus Soblsiegeln
BON be,ten ieoer etua $50
gonnen 5iltter aufnebmeu fam.
aud) auoere 8iebaafter fH Der Inn
gegeno Iaiien cine an5abl glei6
GROCER Silos aus Cement erbauer.
Sen Sc. Strabun, wcIder feiz
nen Sdunger Seize geperly i'm Wai
I. SIS. get0tet bate uno oesbalb Dor
DEM Diitrifteeridt in GaGas pro5ei-
Iiert iuuroe, lit bon Ser SSsurp nod
Oreiltiinoiger geratllng freigeiprufe;r
morocn. Ger MngefIagte bebauptetp,
bic Sat in SelGtperteiorgnng 6egan<
gen 5u bdbeu.
Ser Ierluit, Ser 0nrd oer
8rnno oes IrmengoI 2agerbanies
in 2areoo aingerihtet lit, belauft IidJ
auf 100000.
Mrs Jrreoridsburg miro Der
SOB bon 5rau ausuit 9trcder ge-
meloet, Die bort i'm Sitter BON 81
Sssabrem geItorbeu lit.
Gbas. s.. Morris in 8inrs-
boro, fiiroigt iid als @~ouoerneurS-
fanoioat an. Rieorige Steueru, elm
permimftiges r@arebouie1 uno
uMorfeting Spitem", gefreiunJ
aaer Sdulert pom ser Bolitif, Stra-
Benbau ourd Strdflinse uuo v9ano
2oan Mliociafions", bon oenen Die
Henter @elb bergen fon1en, ltm iid)
elm eTgenes Seim 81 faufen, limo ore
Salptsmede ieines 8rogramms.
Merifaniife SoloaterL Die Ell
men geipiileu Srancisco Coils anf oel
merifaniid1en Seite Der Bride &c.
fangem genommen uno naf oet
merifaniiten Seite biniiber &c.
Ibleppt batten muroen pom @eneraI
gliB ge5pingen, ibren @efartgener
tpieoer frei5ugeben.
9ei bent 8ranoe ibres @obn
ballIes in 6latonia perbarnnte 8ral
g4en Sarrtion, oie Satin BON $. $
Sarriion.
Sn 0aans muroelt am Cams
tag orei 3erionen pom Sibidlag'
~getrofen.
= Guprem : &idter 9antis, De
! om 8reitag mdbreno einer @eridts
,
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Ale Sprten pom Srmd Mrbeiten,
iuie Slider, .Solbers", griefbusen unto
8pmperts, Sartem, Gireulare, Ginlabun-
gen uifu., in 9eutih nn6 Gnsliid, nett
ansgefibrt. @tIfon & g h 10 g.
nj a Erintins Co., 206 Nauarro Ctr.
Eel. Gradett 1925.
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gu permieten>

Oas obere Stodlperf bes Sauies
Go. 2tS SIt-G Commerce StraBe =
Haum 90 BEL 80 Sub. gtad5ufraoen
2t6 Olt-gommerce StraBe.
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, onidcincno toner SdaTer-
ea rIadte Gonntag 8orttit-
Nano-u5 aa ) ~ufrcgung at oer aDellile
.aal S @fan,o asIa5a, 5Outl alamo,
9, Mla M,,sf h.mo Commerce Strabe.
Onls s;sr suur1e BON einenl Yoll5l,
ns @at 900 glog ser 0it4Gommerce
'tsn eaS ~ nataoent es ben 1Siabri
serlu0 w,,be,1 Sduls einen leidten BIB
gen s stsp nidt bard Die Saut sesast
.sen Ieiu ioG, beise6radt Bate
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Glinton 6. 8rotun beebrt iid bier
nit orl5u5eigen, oaB er felt geenoi=
ailrg ieines Mmtstermins als Wapor
sic iuriitiihe 8raris ipieoer anfge-
nomuner llnb feline 8iiros i'm Mlamo
Ganf GebGube, 3immer H4-718,
San Mntonio, Seras, eroffnet bat.
(Nnaeide.}
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81. 6ariueI,g getauoInnq

fit Mrebs, 3Tnn1or, b0fe @efdiDiire etc,
lit iebt gu baben IN $50. 209K MIauaJ
gla3r, Gan. Mntonio. oberbdB 6citer.s-
-2ies lit Die originene 9artucu 8e6nn6~
lung, 70 befdrrrrt IN Gdn Mntortic ilfl0 iI
gerds. Mrs. Sanrtpea, fon1petetrte EfIeS
gerinnen 1no qudfifi5ierter arat itehen
CUR Nerfiquna.
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2anfasnns.

Men 6enen, bic %iniern periIorte-
11clrf Wnitef uno 8ater, $. 5. Sepg,
CUR lettan Hubeifaiic aeleiteten nlo
lessean Sarg 10 reid MT slullien
,atmiidten, beionoers oer Mr,hor Soae
424 Der Sreimaurer nno Den Dilf-
aIieoern Oes itnnbbdagigen SroenS
Ser 8,nai 8'rith ipreden mir bier
nit un{ern ber5lifen 0atlf aus.
Dir trauernbem Sinterbliebensn.
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l.okales.
8etter.

sSiir San Mntonio uno llmgege1o:
3ente abenb nno DienItag: beoedt.