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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1917-04-12
HUGE LIGHTED MAP
SHOWS FARM WORK.

The Message takes the article be-
low from Little Rock (Ark.) paper.
Mr.. B. c. Riley referred to is Pro.
fessor of Agriculture in Arkansas
University. He studied in Missouri
University, and married Miss Ruth
Lemon, formerly of Mexico, a gradu-
ate of Mcmillan High School here:
A map of the State, 8x9 feet,
marked by colored electric lights that
flash automatically, to show the work
of the extension department of the u.
S. Department of Agriculture forces
during 1916, has been set up at the
Capitol. The map was designed by
B. G. Riley, director of publicity for
the extension work, and was built by
w. A. Denman, mechanic and cleo
trician at the Old State House, and r.
G. Armstrong, local artist, who did
the painting and pastel color work.
A series of lavender-colored lights
shows the counties in which farm
meetings were held last year.
White lights show the tick-free
counties, red lights show those coun-
ties now tick-infested. r.
Green tights show those counties in
which women's clubs work was done
and blue lights show the counties in
which there were mems clubs and
boys and girls clubs.
The map is portable and will be
placed in the old Statehouse after ad-
journment of the Legislature. 1t is
now in the rotunda of the Capitol.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1917-04-12
and STOCK.
F. L. MCGEE sold a stack of hay
to Mr.. Carter for $3.50.
o. T. Cawthorn sold j. l.. Carpen-
ter seed oats at 60 cents per bushel

d. F. DUNCAN at Martinsburg tells
The Message that Wheat looks bet
ter. oats coming up fine and gar
dens are planted. Some farmers are
talking of planting corn soon. Flow
ers are in bloom. We have a Com
munity Club meeting twice a month.
This month we observed Arbor Day
and had a basket dinner"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1917-04-12

as Sheriff, Circuit Clerk and Collec-
tor. Served on the Mexico School
Board 20 years. He is a prominent
Mason; is widely known and highly
esteemed. Mexico will miss Mr.. and
Mrs. John ]. Steele.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1917-04-12
MUDD-BOEGER.

Mr.. Alva Mudd and Miss Della
Boeger, both of near Mexico, were
married last week, Judge w. w. Bolts
officiating. Many friends join in
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Mudd long life
and happiness.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1917-04-12
"GOOD TO READ"

T. B. Hassler, formerly of Mexico,
now of near Paris, Mo-, in renting
for The Message says: Keep the pa
per coming this way; it is good to
read. l live on a farm of 200 acres.
Wish it were closer to Mexico. May
the war end soon and peace come to
all nations"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1917-04-12

The Live Stock Reporter says: Ell
mer Dicus, of Audrain County, Mo-,
marketed 1853 head of shorn Western
lambs here Wednesday at $12.40 per
cwt. These were by his own feeding
and topped the days market on shorn
stock. We have no doubt but Mr.
Dicus will dispose of his wool for a
long price. He is a practical stock.
man who has made an eminent sue
cess of the business.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1917-04-12

The Live Stock Reporter says: ].
F. Parker, of Audrain county, Mo-,
marketed hogs Friday at $16.O5 per
cwt., Ga head bringing that price,
which was the top of the market.
The hogs were Poland Chinas, raised
and fed by Mr.. Parker and averaged
241 pounds. This well known stock
man feeds from two to three cars ev-
cry year and has reputation for put
ting them over at top prices. In fact,
he never fails to top, for he makes
them just as good as they can be
made. He accompanied the shipment
to market and was we'll pleased, OF
course.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1917-04-12
Good Farm
Land Cheap

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR
HOMESEEKER'S EXCURSION
FARES, FIRST AND THIRD
TUESDAYS EACH MONTH,
AND GO WITH ME TO THE
NEW, AND FAST DEVELOP
ING TERRITORY ALONG THE
BURLINGTON LINE. SEE
THE REAL BARGAIN OFF
ERINGs IN IRRIGATED AND
NONIRRIGATED LANDS, CAR
Ely ACT, GOVERNMENT IR-
RIGATED HOMEsTEADS AND
FREE 32O-ACRE MONDELL
HONIESTEADs. MY WORK is
NOT TO SELL YOU LAND, BUT
TO SERVE YOU WITH RELI-
ABLE UPlTO-DATE INFORM
ALTON ABOUT 1T, THAT YOU
MAY WITHOUT UNNECESsA-
I RY EXPENSE CHOOSE THE
LOCATION SUITED TO YOUR
NEEDS. ~
Free Illustrated Folders with
maps that give in detail the pres
ent status OF these sections for
the asking. You can have the
benefit of my advice and long
acquaintance with this territory
II YOU want 1t. Write today
postal will do.
$. b. HOWARD, immigration
Agent, c., b. & Q. r.. r.. 10 Q
Bldg, Omaha, Nebraska.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1917-04-12

Jacob Freyer, of Laddonia, called
at Message headquarters Monday.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1917-04-12

Mrs. Anna Miller renews for The
Message.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1917-04-12
MRS. CLARK DEAD.

First publication March %, 1917.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-02-15

Mrs. Elizabeth Rumley, who was
called here couple of weeks ago by
the death Of her father, Hiram Al
lard, returned to her home at Bloom
field, Iowa, last Saturday.
in f t4e Gen M9drg State s Bank at bes
Moines, came down Saturday evening
and spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Monroe.
o e. BisplinghOff and Sam CARRIER
| went to Mt. Ayr Thursday evening to
assist with the revival meeting that
evening which F. G. Coleman Of this
city is conducting at Mt: Ayr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Waltenbaugh,
of Gainesville, MO-, were in Leon sat
/ urday enroute to Lamont, being call.
! ed there to attend the funeral OF
their brother-in-law, Frank Harrlng-
:; ton.
F. G. Coleman and w. e. Kemp,
who are conducting a most success1ui
revival meeting at Mt. Ayr. spent
returning to Mt. Ayr on the evening
train.
Frank jerks, who is travelling for
! the American LithOgraph Co., visited
over Sunday at the home OF his par
ents, Capt. and Mrs. A. A. jerks In
this city, leaving for Gainesville, Mo-
Mrs. Carl Welcher and baby, form
! erly of Osceola, who had been visit
! ing in this city, went to Davis City
Saturday evening to visit few days
before departing for their home at
! Olathe, Colorado.
Judge H. K Evans and court re-
porter S. S. Wright, of Corydon,
passed through this city Monday, ev,
Judge Evans convened the district
l cOurt Monday evening"
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Briggs, OF La
moni, visited over Sunday at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Harris in
this city. Mr.. Briggs returned home
Monday morning, and Mrs. Briggs re-
NAMED until Tuesday evening. ~,
day from Chicago where she had
been for a couple of weeks inspecting
the new styles and selecting the
spring millinery for the Keller 4
Pryor millinery store in this city,
David Hill and sister, Miss Eyalyn,
who had been visiting at the nome
of their cousin, L. w. Dufield, north
east of Leon, returned to their home
at Decatur, Illinois, Tuesday, having
received message that their sister
in-law was dead
Mrs Myrtle Zimmerman accom-
panied her little daughter, Mercedes,
to Iowa City Thursday morning where
| Mercedes goes to receive further
treatment for her limb, which was
operated upon at the state hospital
some months ago.
| M. F. Grimes, of the Kraft-Grimes
G .othing Co., of Leon, Grissom
Crimes of Davis City and L. c. QUIET
of the Crimes QUIET Clothing Co., of
| kellerton, departed Tuesday for st.
Joe to attend the Retail Clothing
Dealers convention being held in
| that city.
Mrs. Ed Parker went to Davis City
Thursday to visit few days at the
homes of her sons, Bert and Pete
| Parker. She was accompanied by
! Mrs. Mary Parker and daughter Al
berta of Des Moines, who had been
| visiting at the Parker home in this
| city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Shields, who
| were visiting for some weeks with his
| sister, Mrs. Harriet Camp in this
city, and other relatives in this vicin-
! ity, departed last Thursday for their
home at Danvers, Montana. They
l"were accompanied home by Wayne
Switzer, of New Hampton, Mo-, a
brother of Mrs. Shields, who will re-
| main there for several months.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-02-15

Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Shields, who
We're visiting for some weeks with his
sister, Mrs. Harriet Camp in this
city, and other relatives in this vicin-
ity, departed last Thursday for their
home at Danvers, Montana. They
were accompanied home by. Wayne
Switzer, of New Hampton, Mo-, a
brother of Mrs. Shields, who will re-
main there for several months.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-08
0lni WlDmtas
Biro in Der BosSpars SodiduIt
zine TieHitfiasss NIT 1888 Eterusa
sffisifa ssipeibt ipsrben.

am Wontag tpiro In Der 3oobtparo
SoAidaiIe etne Oieuitilagge init 1913
Sternen 5u gbren Der 1873 norHlaIt.
ger Sf,iiIer Der snitalt, DIE iesi
striegSotenit tbln oifyiea geiDeibt
iuerben NIB bel oem linheeH sele.
grntIidJ 6eilai bic Slaggeniueibe Dor.
gclonnlsn miro, iueroen SipoIi ebe'
niaiige Sdiiler, bic fib In Sort Ben.
amin SurriiOu Oiii5iersrane erlpor'
ben baben. bic ebrengaite ieiu. g5
linb oieies aapitaH Sadion Z. But.
.,riieIb. aapitdn gimon RoB. 2eiit.
nalli S,arriioH y. GIancp itlb bic
Seeonb &entnants Sobn D. 2eGlare,
Rap DlarfD, guar6 Guane, Carl q.
sInnis nHb Sanes D. Combs; Ttrii
Ncihnant Sarrp 1roHliuortb NIB sie
sum Aesrutir,inesbieHit abfonman'
birten 2eutnants SoDarb @are uni
olobert 10. @ruefief.
9os giHgangsgebet seIsgeutIi6 Der
SabneInusibe iprid)i Rep. u. 9. Gui
iliu be Bsibereoe b1It Der g,rirBipal
6. w. WlerrD uHb sSrau MerHer @ei
mirb siu Der GeIegeubeit angemeiic'
lies Nufifprogrumm sur Iur6filb'
ring briHgen.
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Oerbrani,t
SnrosH geiterH bic @ablSettel, ba
5riit fir aerid)tIid,s geaHitau.
ouns absslaafeH III.

Ter @abIratb bat seitern bic ee.
lrscntIidb Der fiir3liAen s9abI abge.
sebcHen StiumSettel fir nHo segen
esrubibition. iospie and bie siimnl.
5ettsl iiir Die peridieoenen aHberen
Saebsnirageu, bic ben @dbIern porge-
!sgi iueroen iparen, perbrannt.
Gieies eeId,ab, ba ods ReiuItai
Der abitinuuIna iiber bic prObibi.
tIonsirage nidf mebr aerid,tlid In
Sraas geSegeu lperben tann. Befamtt.
llt bdtten Die @3robibitioniiien oil.
fanglid) nit eiHer oiesbe5iisIiten
sslage geerobt unb aIs oieienu @rint.
be bate Der Nablratb Die StiuirBet.
tel iorgfaltig aiifgeboben, Ia icSodj
Die isrili. lpdbrenb peId,r cine icIdx
siIase nnbaneis seuiadn iper6en
toniiie, ON Oornerstaa nm @sitter.
Haft nbselanfeH mar. ipurben geitern
Die iStiinmSeitel uerbranni.
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Die arieasn,arfe,,.


slm Wontag iueilt Serr 5rarf u.
9anberIip, goriiser 0es nationalen
slusidpiiics fir bic ariegsiparnlarten
in iInierer Stabt, unb in elmer groben
fifentiiden 9eriammllng IN Der
DsuiifbnIle ipiro CT susflnit geben
iIber oie syindn5ipirtbif,ait Der aegies
rung. Serr g,anberlip fouimt in Be
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bung miro mld) @ouperneur Cor BET.
ipobnen mo dlih er iDiro cine 9ieoe
tnlten. 'Serr gan6erlip i'll IN 6iekr
crnitcn Stuil6e elmer Der fdbiglten
Ndnner III ge5us mif Die ofononlis
idDen ssrobIeme in gerbinSilug nit
Rem striese. SeiH lirtbeil ipiro our
Belt pom amerifaniiheH @eidDdftss
mann ipie and, bon Der gumbesregies
rung geindjt. or tuirb ben ylau Der
ariegsipurmarfen er0rtern uuo iIber
Ste @ebiirfniiie Der 5teeierling ipree
den. Gr bereift I'M Sntereiie Der
sirisesuarfer, poburh bic aegierllne
,ipei giaionen Dollars ailf5ubringen
gebenft. bas 9nnb nnb smdr tritt er
ieine iueItlide gonr BON bier aus an.
Ias lotale aenurIittee nit Serrn
glireb q. slaen als 9oriiser III enl'
iig nit ben gorbereitungen beid>dis
tiat. iiir $errn 8naroerlip neblt
@attin ictpie @onpernelr Cor rcbit
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clinton mn t2 ltbr Wiiitass Elm @a'
belfriibItiid itatt. 9ie 8eriamuiIing
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GtIe bic Ramen Don 5rau ealpr:aee
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gran aars anserfon. erau gs. Y.
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gaparb RiIsour. Grau 80 6. prOctsr.
5rau g. .. safs, yrau GtOrse 5oobs
lsp, syrau Sobn ". 5OImss, frau aR.
8. Bu4spaIter unb Urau Soiepb RaHs
foboff.
;yerner iinb folgerbe Damien ais
.syrauen @anoerIip Dan eommittes"
srnannt: Urau adiprence 8. sla6ad.
syrau Deter =. GaullHer. i}rau So5a
Darner atiins, syrau ". q. Roacu,
TrI. gusenk ggsrl. Jrau ellfreo q.
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liam @crtbinsion, grau 3. g. Rsape,
syrau gaparb ailsour. fsrou 2ouls u.
sSretpn, Jraa alet. 1bomfpH. iJrau
gracs Z. Balter, syran auHen g.
Dtpisbt, SRI. eiIma 9renbel urb Gsau
@. .. 6ammsl.
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ssiirs Motbe arens.
1ie repablifaniide Gsffutips bers
pilidtet I'D sns ilatsritisanG

Dns MnlerifnniIde gfotbe aren5
unternirnult oieien Wionat nod cine
groBartise aaulpagne Spr GrlangiHg
bon Whtglieoern 9as 0iotbe streli5
1T bic ein5ige Organization, iDelhe
@elegenbelt bat, Die NiiHoen 5u bets
Ierb bic Der ariea iAIagt uuo oesbalb
peroient oieie WereiniguHg bic uus
teritiitrng ie6es burnaHgefinnten
Dfenid,en. 0as republifaniid)e eyefu,
tipsaonuilittee bat in gerefter @iirs
pigllHa Der 3batigfeit oes Rotben
Streu5es 8eidIiiiie angenonuren NOS
rim es iih sur SilfeIeiihing perptlid)s
-tet uno Die 8iirger nifioroert, 6as
gIeide 81 tbin. Ger 8eidLuB lm,tet
im @ortIalit:
ySn6em mir bic alberoroentiidJe
Midtigfeit oes bonn amerifauiiden
Hotbeir areu5 iinternommeneH @erfs
merfennen mnb bon Der aniidt aiiss
geben, oab ieoer patriotiihe lmerifa,
ner ibm els Diitslieo angeboren iolte,
besbalb enOoiiirt bas republifaniide
Grefutins sstomnlittee BON Sainilton
Gountp obie 35sern bic 8etuegung
3iir slusOebrurug Der giitgliebid,pft
bieief 9ereinigung unS forbert iebeu
lopalen giirger ernitlid) aui, iid) benz
Hptben areii5 nidt nllr nr5uidIlieben
ionbern AUDI aIles gu tbun mas in
Ieinen araiten itebt, um onbere ;iuH
AnidtliiB 6u pernnlnfen."
Ssm gan5en ganoe mar geltern
. ~5beatertae" fir oas 9ioibc areuj
.in unierer Stabt tpareu Is bns Spric,
oas @rmto uuo seeitb, lpelde 5iim
gcften bes Rotben Araijes RaGTuiti
taasporiteilnngen oernnjtaltet baiteil
Der geiud) IieB nid)ts 5u ipiinideu
ii6rig uno eS tuiro dnaeHomueu, oaB
rilnb $4,000 fiji bic 3iuede oes 8os
then Ssreu5es eriibrist Dairoen, Die
geiammten giutiinfte iparen benz
Soncs 5uaeflolfeH.
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Oeburten.

0barIes unt WeabeI Gdbt, 800 Seit
Sirabi: Mdr6en.
Wolttr HHh UeuHie Romss, 80 on
Clifton @ps.; anabe.
Gtorss uno 4tpine Dsiulsin, 143
@Osfbs strabs; &Habe.
garl anb 9ouiit Uberssl, lbs 0ii
McDliden aps.. WGbdeH.
petsr unc sSsdnette aupper. 226
@petbe Strobe; anobt.
sSohH uni ela Wousr. 706 Bauer
4pe.; GHabs.
gBilliam unt 9bereis 9srtamp,
1891 Dine Strabs; WsdbfsH.
RubpIf uub Sdael GIiber, 1919
NaInlit Girobe; aHnbe.
s,obn une auslIa Reufh, 557 on
13. Strnbs; M6rf,en.
eruii uEo psarl Doa, 1916 Gartbs
age aps.; ardts.
Jpfepb uHb 9oifiis Wiiiisr, 5l6 Slis
psr Strnbs; MdbfxE.
8eHjarr.H unb Gftber Wbesler, 225
Meif IL. Str1he; WGbden.
Qsear unh Bertha Steinls, 1922
Tlcra Abe; Wdbden.
Carl uHo ebetta Gtoffrsssu. 4l3o
Samiltrh 4rr.: Hndbe.
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Griuin Circle.

Der grrpin Circle fam geern Q6eNb
i'm 6anlslmamu 5empeI 5ur monatlis
den 9eriammluns 5uiammen, bic uHs
Ter 9uriig oes prditoerten Serrn
Sugo 8, Gifsulubr unb Der prptOiols
fii9rune bes SstretGrs Serrn garI
Dole itattfanO. gudOem bic laufsns
ben 9eiddite GrIsoisuug ssfunDen
hatteH, belt Serr gutao U. @erner
rinen Qortras iiber oas 5bema r9ru<
ieIH" unb Ct bat burd feline gruieIiseu
auslahunsen Teinen SOreru pas
8ruieln rittis bsigebra6t. Dor grus
leIn lief linen eins GJGnTsbaut nu9
Ger anberen iiber ben Riideu. 9riinDs
Iihs Grbolung DON Dem ausgeItouoes
n.n 9ruieln bti SpeiIe uno Eront aao
frobsm 2ieosrtIang itellts aber bas
@lsifaepitt i'm Gircle boIo pieo.r
her. Die Serren Osrbra6ten sinen Iebr
angenshmsn 46enb uno benz Bcrtras
gsnbeu tpurOe fir Ieiue leiitrei9e Mrs
bett perpisnter gsifau 9e3olt.
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Tie Hnhnanacr.

Inter 5iitrung ppn 9srrn G9rif.
@pnrab gebsa bic SuB9dueer mplgcu
Radmittug um 2 llbr BON @nDe Der
2u6Icp, ap, Straberbabnz 2inie ii5r
eresctnt Springs nab Gouifancc, so.
Der S.tmipsg piro iib,r Auoerlaus
5srrp dHg trtten uRo iiir 81 ienilcu,
bic pon bort aus peiter mitmct.r
noaeu, fiibrt DIR N,g mad grice 6tI.
SRI. emma SenieI l,itet bic Damn.
Vlittlpo6 abeno ben II. 8ese' Je.
rsrdnltaItst bic iubsdug:r u ielli1c't
i'm Dhiic Saq Rint ein B ttloUfeg
per S6Iitf5ub uub per 5uB. fr;ie
eintrittstartsH fiub burh S1erru 2 6.
eine6aH, 5rl. glpua ROrau oS,r
Germ Sacob Soffmann at erIaaau.
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1as entbers5
3rei Observation-Disclosures srbals
ten ie 500.

Der Cincinnati 9iitrift Der pros
teltantiifen stirdeu perinmnclte iid
i'm GfAllotale Der 9aulns STRIDE umo
erleoigte feline @ejd,dfte. 9ei Der @es
legenbeit beri6tete Tnitor Saps
&aiipt, baB Der gteinsepinn oes Su.
tier 6eitipieIs iid mif $3.50 beIaufen
babe, unb baB bierpon ie birnoert
Dollar Sem proteitantiid)en @aiien'
baife. benl Mtenbfim inb goomairis
@ititpenbeimatb iiberiiefert iporben
ieien. Ser Reit pur0e Der Central
AaiIe Der proteitmitiifen strd,eH
iiberipieieH. Tie 9seuipabI Der gemI'
ten ersab aIs SeiuItat Die Bieoer'
lpabl Der Ieytidbrtseu gearrteu. gs
iinb bies: gsaitor Cans Satipt, pras
iibeni; Raitor n. @aneR6, Sefretdr,
lluS gaitor 6. q. 9aeHer, S&ass
uleiiter.
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Che -@riaubniaifbeime

JgFer SObnfon. 26, 1899 Sorat:r m.
tUSatts g. SobufOH, 26. 1929 bsssL.
jGeOrse Grtel, 35, 2648 @oot CTR.
lsou &oiencrans, 81, 6115 Sit 4eoge
Strdbe.
J (SeOrse 6. guegd, %, 1920 pIacn.
! bile Roab.
l9OrOtbp .. s5intle. 10, 0essl
lSam 9arper, 35, $50 Dit 8. Str.
lSuiie Gardner, 30. besgl.
jOlipsr ROpfs, "a, 2420 gBet 6. cir.
IN. Wartsberrp, 19, 2121 @erman2st.
l5rbert gaIbOd, 25, 1919 ReaOiug
ROao.
eeona 9sit, IS, Sotsl @ibiou.
l0upib g. Sonss, %, 2152 Wiaiam,
I Qnenue.
lRut6 ID. Goulb, %, 9s2 9at6 Cir.
JGrant WasiH, "a, utab @De.
CLARA 6. UteBts, 20. 1862 OubIepSt.
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aHssblidle 1i.bssbs,.ts

Gie Teteftips Gonouer unS ssI.
Ter Don Der s. uno 8. @abH ron
Snbiana fanben in eiIrem Arbeits-
lager IN Situulit, g.. eine @ngenln.
blrng angeblid5 eeitobleiier Saf,eu,
borniter GliHteH, aonferpeL SdG,I.
ZEN, G6ibe uHo md EnfeIbeitede, bic
nigenideinIid nls Dem s3ufineb
@eu's Club, benz SoteI Sirton uno
bem SoteI @ibion geitcbIen mcrbeu
murfn. 2ir Gad,en tparben pprldufis
naf Dem goIi3eibauptquartier ge,
ianbi. Sn @erbinbira init benz 5liso
ipirpen borldnfis iieben @dHner ai1
e3srboGt bin nerbaftet.
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gterblid)feitSteriht.

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latpn @oe.; 6ersIei6en.
Charles Whtrs, 3, 4431 Goltrain
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gtathilp, 5prrsI, 50, 2112 Bap'
miller gtrabe; GebirHfdlas.
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Giusm ssrsidaas erI.seH.

Ter 20 Sabre alte alooIi gfnbIer,
peu gso. ia GbiItpH EtraBf, brad,
psiteru goruliitng in Der gtiibIfabrif
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iigt mar, tcet suionmueu unb Coroner
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nurt einen $erSi&Iaa pessTiadt por.
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Siaeu3fOutmiHiom
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SiIfs grn6esbiftriftnrDaIt Bruce
uuS W. 9. gfurne, bem RabruNgs-
mittel.sl .slbminiltrator Don SaHrilton
Gogntp, batter.
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Slms ben @erid,tsb5f
Peoples Gbsrd sibt sanipf usstn
Stiinbisnns bes @rans Cpun.
banies aaf.

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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0is stra5.ubabusr.

am 90. 9e5einber iiuoet Die ge.
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prdiioent. 3. q. 9cpett uno SaulieI
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goIF. SGnsmsiiter, Ton gi,irHabou,
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g9nde Di. folton.