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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1917-07-28
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
ENJOY PICNIC SUNDAY

The members !, Of the Dickinson
Council of knights Of Columbus and
their families enjoyed a big picnic in
the Rothschiller grove near Gladstone
last Sunday. The ladies prepared a
big basket dinner and the lodge furn-
ished ice cream, frappe, etc. Follow
ing the big picnic dinner various
sports were indulged in, such as girls
races, boys races, women's races, in
addition to the marathon efforts of
both the fats and the leans. Prizes
were awarded to the successful con-
testants. ft#
IA large number Of lodge members
and their families were present from
Dickinson and neighboring towns.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1917-07-28
STEAMER MAKES FIRST
TRIP. SOUTH SINCE 1888
,-e ON "BIG MUDDY" RIVER

The steamer Washburn, the first
boat since 1888 to depart from upper
Missouri points for a continuous
journey to the mouth of that stream,
is now on it's way to st. Louis, 1900
miles distant, under command of
Captain Joseph Leach. The Wash
burn carries a cargo of SCRAP iron
from Washburn and Bismarck locks.
Upon it's arrival in St. Louis the
steamer will be turned over to it's
new owners who intend to use the
boat in Mississippi rivet commerce.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1917-07-28

bride to Texas, where he served on
the frontier for three years. The eld-
est two sons were born at Fort Griffin,
Texas, then part Of the Apache and
Comanche country. In the early 70's
the family went to St. Louis where
Mr.. Foley was stationed at the old
Arsenal. From there he was later
transferred to the frontier country of
Montana and Dakota and stationed at
old Fort Lincoln, near Mandan, in
1878. In 1883 he resigned from the
army and for three years lived in the
city of Bismarck. In 1886 he accepted
a position with the old Northern Pa
cific Refrigerator Car company, which
was organized by the Marquis De
which Mr.. Foley recently wrote a
very interesting series of articles.
From that time on he was the princi-
pal representative in this section of
the Marquis DeMores, whose friend
ship for Mr.. Foley endured until the
death Of the Marquis number Of
years ago. The DeMores family,
whose sons are serving under the
fuer de lis in the present great world
war, retained it's large land interests
surrounding Medora following the
failure Of the packing plant enter
prise, retained Mr.. Foley as agent. ~
Mr.. Foley's first wife died 27 years
ago, shortly after the family took up
its residence in Medora;. and three
years later he married Mrs. Gertrude
Wood of jamestown, who survives,
with three sons and two daughters Of
the deceased, as follows: James W.
Foley, former editor of the Bismarck
Tribune, secretary of the railway
commission and secretary to Governor
Hanna during the first part Of the
latter's term of office, now making his
home in California; r.. K. Foley,
cashier Of the Interstate bank of Sem
tinel Butte; Edward w. Foley, a
rancher at Townsend, Mont; Mrs.
W.. q. Dennison of Spokane, WASH,
and Mrs. Mary Todd Of Billings,
Mont.
Deceased was always much interest
ed in the development Of the west
river country. He served number
Of years as county treasurer of Bill
ings county, and was a man Of wide
reading and~a broad grasp of public
affairs, as his press comments on a
great many topics indicated. He had
accumulated a fine library and his
greatest pleasure was the study of
ancient and medieval history and he
was often quoted ag an authority on
many topics. "A great many Of his
writings have appeared in the Press
and other qualifications during the part
few years. # W
The remains were nranared for
burial and funeral services held at
,Medora on Saturday. attended by q
large number of intimate friends Of
the aged soldier throughout Billings
and adjoining counties. The body was
shipped to Bismarck Sunday morning
and laid to rest in st. Mary's ceme-
terry beside the remains Of his first
wife.
Deceased had aswide acquaintance
in and around Dickinson, especially
among the early pioneers, who will
be saddened at the news Of his demise.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1917-07-28
DRIVES 500 MILES TO
FARGO EXPOSITION

Mrs. Amy Geer of Halliday, N. D.,
seeks first honors in the prize money
offered by the State Fair association
at Fargo for the person making the
longest drive to attend the fair. Mrs.
Geer drove from Halliday to Fargo in
IA car, distance Of 500 miles.
First prize money amounts to
SI2.5O.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1917-07-28

Z Receiver and Mrs. E. J.. Hughes
left in their new Buick car on Tues
day afternoon for Minneapolis, where
Mrs. Hughes will spend the remainder
of the summer with her sister, Mrs.
D. Danberry, nee Miss Stella Boulger,
well remembered here. Mr.. Hughes
expected to b back in a few days
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1917-07-28

The Commercial Club COM
? mittee received a letter this (Fri-
? day. morning from Adjutant
? Fraser in which he stated that
. he would make arrangements to
? attend the reception given for
" the Machine Gun company. The
, general also stated that he was
. much pleased at the report re-
. ceived regarding the local COM
p pany.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1917-07-28

&. Attorney j. w. Sturgeon spent
Wednesday and Thursday at. Bismarck
on legal matters
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1917-07-28
FIRST CALL.
TAKES MANY
FROM STARK
SELECTIVE DRAFT HITS MEN
OF ALL PROFESSIONS
IN DICKINSON.
Belfield Farmer Holds First Number
Drawn. 2A8--Rules for Response
b!lity In Draft Response. r
YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.

First, know your own district,
, or county, it's headquarters and
? its board.
Know your serial number, then :
make sure of the order of liabil- (
, ity of that number, which means (
!" your liability.
Watch for notification when to 4
, report. 1t will be mailed by the 4
local board to your address as (
Indicated on your registration :
card. If you have changed your (
address notify the board.
When notified to report to the (
local board, first submit to the (
physical examination by the
board, then wait.
If you fail because Of physical <
" disqualifications you will be dis <
charged without further proceed
= ure.
If you qualify physically you <
will be notified. That will be <
your cue to file your claim for :
exemptions if you wish to do so. (
1t must be done within seven
days after you are notified you <
are physically fit. Ten days <
more will be granted you to file <
all proofs Of your claim. On or <
before the third day filing of <
your proof you will be notified (
whether exemption, permanent. <
temporary or conditional, has <
been granted you.
Appeals from the local boards
decision can be made to the state
board, which decision will be
final. You will be notified if
you are certified into the mill <
tary service of the United States, 4
and also notified when, where (
, and how to report. Don't change
your address at any time without.s
, notifying the local board. <
a a A ~ n n
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1917-07-28

Men chosen by the selectiee draft
in the Missouri Slope to enter the
world war as representatives of Uncle
Sam, are coming forward to accept
their tasks without murmur. They
realize that the momentous occasion
of their lives has come before them
and that death is perhaps staring
many in the face-but they do not
falter; there is no cowardice shown.
There is only an impatience, now that
they are selected, to be off to the
training camps to fit themselves for
the struggle.
1t is likely that physical examina-
ton OF men for the first army will
be commenced some time next week.
Following the medical examinatio
drafted men who pass will be allowed
ten days in which to file exemption
reasons if they so desire. Dependent
relatives and PHYSICAL disability ex-
emptions will then be passed upon by
the local board for Stark county,
which is composed of County Auditor
}. l.. Hughes, Sheriff T. N. Hartung
and DR.. J. w. Bowen. Appeals for
exemption from the local board and
vocational exemptions will be ruled
upon by the district or state board,
composed of J. N. Hagan, Commits
sioner of Agriculture and Labor; w.
L. Richards, Dickinson; J. H. Solstad,
Grand Forks; Judge L. E. Birdzell,
Bismarck, and DR.. E. w. Darrow,
Fargo.
Too Late. tn Enlist.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1917-07-28

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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1917-07-28

Deceased had wide acquaintance
in and around Dickinson, especially
among the early pioneers, who will
be saddened at the news Of his demise.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1917-07-28
Reception
For Machine Gun Company
Announced for
August 6.

, o @ o o o g. 9 Q @ o @ o 9, (
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1917-07-28

L. Richards, Dickinson; J. H. Solstad,
Grand Forks; Judge L. E. Birdzell,
Bismarck, and DR.. E. w. Darrow,
Fargo.
Too Late. to Enlist.
Registrants under the selective
draft law are not eligible for volun-
tary enlistment in the regular army,
navy or National Guard after their
names have been posted by local ex-
emptlon boards as summoned for ex-
animation. Up until that time volun-
teers will be accepted in all DEPART
ments without regard to whether or
not they were drafted.
Richards on Exemption Board.
W. l.. Richards, prominent banker
and rancher Of Dickinson, has been
appointed member of the North Da-
kota Draft Exemption Board by Presi-
dent Wilson, and was notified of the
fact this week by Governor Frazier.
This board is composed of five men,
bers and especial care has been taken
IN its selection, as only men of un-
questioned ability and character are
desired for these positions. Mr..
Richards is one of the best known and
popular business men of the Missouri
Slope and his appointment to this
office will meet with unanimous sat
isfaction.,
M. M. Smith of Belfield has the
honor Of holding the first number
drawn in Stark county. He is a
married man. lives on a farm and is
the father of four children. The first
dozen are all farmers in the county,.
the first professional man in the
county to be drawn being Hon. H. Al.
Mackof, the Belfield lawyer and mem-
Der of the Legislature. The list in
cludes many farmers, business and
professional men and seems to be
about evenly distributed in the first
call. - ES
Printed copies of the official list
will be in the hands Of the local
board within q few days when actual
operations for the selection Of the
men who will make up. Stark countys
lquota will commence.
The Stark county list follows in the
order drawn up to more than 400
lalso the Dunn county and Billings
county lists UP TO the number that
i will be included in the first draft
Continued on Page 8.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-14

Grperiinente IN oieier Riftunq bo.
ben gang groBartige ReiuItate er5ielt,
uno Eerionen, otclfit onfanqs il6er
Die Vemilbunqen lltitig gen1ad,t bot
ten, leben nit Hei0 altf Ole iSriid)te.
Die Die Arbeit getrngen bat. Sun.
6~erttnuieno> Collars iino in Den 3Sor-
men bel R%eeosburg angelegt morocn,
nm 6uds3u6t 81 treiben. 0tonde
8eIelihaiten 3nhlen bereits Jest 20
Ero3cnt 9ipioenoen. Sic erite &c
Icllldloit Die gegriinoet noroen lit,
beitebt fait nur aus HeeosburQer Of
tlordren. &on Der 3meiten limo etpo
5000 Iftien iiber ale Sbeile oes 2an-
oes peritreut. 3ie Banner Silper
glaf Son Company iii Die brittle
Corporation, sic filr3lif %incorporirt
moroen iii mo ben gleid)en 3uft-
3lpefen olent. @unoerte Don Gerio=
men beiiftigen Die Innoidaftlid] herr
lid gelcgcnen 5armen. Die nit alien
mooerltpn &orrihtungen ausgeitattet
limo, uno laiicn lid sic Artj uno
Weile Der 3iid)tung Ser fleinen 5biere
erfldren, ocren 8el3c einen ungebcu-
rem Mertb belitcn uno in oieiem
Sabre folt mnerid)pinglid) meroen
m0Qen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-14
Soml Sooe abbernien.

Milcr. %n ieinem Semi. 1909
State StroBc, itarb Viittnod) W{or.
gen INN 9 llbr gnn5 plotltd 2ouis
u. Wtlllcr, Elm befamter @~nltfontruf,
tor, an eiucm &cr5leioen. Sr. Wil.
Ter mltroc 60 Sabre aIt. Die @ittrpc
cine lodrter mo 8rpci @roBfinocr
ilherleben i'm. 0as 8cgrdbniB fins
oct bcute 9tad,mittog pom 6afnilien.
hcim aus itatt.
Sdmalb. Ser0inono Shnolb, Elm
frilhcrcr 0clpohucr bon 60 Groiic,
ltarb ON Wontog I'M 9lof Hipcr
Soils. Ger G~critorbene muroe 80
Sabre alt, Scinc Gltcrl1, Die III Comm
Sbelbp lpohnen, 5rpci Stueitern ltno
pier Nriloer ilbcrleben i'm. Gas &c.
arGbnib ituoct pom 0cim ieine5 bieii-
gen @rI0ers, lohu Sdutolb. 727
lorol. If. StraBc. am bc1ltiqcn Hud)-
mittog itotet. Gle 9ciieBung eriolgt
alli ocm Cuf @rope Srieohoie.
&n Ghicogo iturb am GounerStoQ
I'M Nlter bon IS Tohren @enrp
&cglcr, Der Nibliothefor Ser oorti-
acn oficntlihcn Nibliothcf. Scr Ser
ltorbcnc tonntc it'd lett Dem Gage, an
mclfcm or on Dem QroBcn @onfctt 81
Ghren 0cs @iihoi@ McoIinc bon Obi.
cage thciInohm mo nobel 0r. Qeglcr
ltno oie meiItcn ser nuoeren lhciG.
1cbmcr on observation-disclosures
crtruuftcn niht micocr crholcn. &r.
mar Elm @rrtocr BON 5rou &c.
Ter Nelnbur1. Nr. uno 5Srou Gctcr
.9}cipburg rciItcu qeltern nab Chicago
ob. nm on Den @cgr0bniBicicrlit,
telten tbcil5unehmcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-14
Sine SreibjasO auf @eieB=
ibertreter.

Nnhe5u Ole galt}e Y~olI3ctnnnn-
idoft 3uiaumen nit 8eheimpoli5iitcn
Hn0 pier SOI0uten, Die ju oleicm 3mc.
dc non Gunp Roblniou bierher &C.
ldIft mor0cn marcn, marcu umQiens=
tog Abeno 8eicbiibertrctcrn olf oen
6ericn, mo Is gelang altdl cine qroBe
3nhl oericlbcn oingfeit gu modlcn.
Mie iiblid) nod DEM ,3ohItugc ia
men ON Wontng mcbrerc @lm0ert2Ir-
tiIleriitcn bon Camp Robinion mad
bier mo tummclten lid I'M 8eIhdftS.
otitritt herunl, mo &ieleu gelong ca
trob Ser groBtcn MudIamfeit ser 80.
li5ci lid, 9urh ollerhono id}loue Wiit
tel in Den Belts non SpirituoIen gu
icbcn.
Is muroeu nidt menigcr mie %
Eerionen perbQitet - Is betrlunfel1e
Sol00tcu, 5mci W00hen mo orci
Wdnncr, Ole Spirituoicn fiir Die Spl
oateu bciorgt bobcn ioucn, mo 5mci
ErnuenalclltC, Die it'd umorocntIid bc.
trogcn batten.
Ole bCl0cn U}00dlcn Nunn RobcrG
uno Carrie Sfulb. %ulternahmcn NIT
5pei Solootcu, Ole Gctcttipoienitc tho
ten, cllen Son Slide, uno e5 miro BE-
hallptct, 6oB 0o9 cine Mdod,cn ouBer.
boIb Der Stu0turcn5cu III cillcm ga
loon @icr fiir Die SoIootcn fuuitc !tno
N1i1ir NIT GrIN hr,nhftp mrIdr5 r;,1rr
Der Observation-Disclosures hergcgebcn botte.
Die Ufd0hen murOen bel DER Riidfebr
pcrboitct mo nit &anoihcucn Der,
ichen III Der &oIi5ciItotion cingclic
iCrt.
PTS Ole Mchr5obl Scr SoIooten nit
Dem If llbr 3uqc Die Sto0t perlaiien
molltc, mur0cn tie am 0abnboie 5lt-
crit pom Der Eoli3ci n%iiitirt, ooh pilr.
ocu mr. 5mei ser Solootcn I'M 9eiiBe
pon Shnapa gefutocu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-14
gesinn Der Sasbiaiion.

am 6reitag bcgnrm in @isfoniin
Die Sago~pui MoiiergeiliigeI Is
fam III Der Belt BON 30 Ytinuten
Dor Sonnenouigoua bis gum Sau-
nenuntergong geihoiicH meroen
&erboten lit Die lSago IN eineul Boot
ODER pom masfirtem ShieBitano aus.
SeIbitreoeno ntuB jeoer I5dger einen
&agoiheiu beiiten. mo einen ioI=
den betommcn MIR Go1biirqer.
ltidt mebr ais iuni lebenoe God
oogel iino geitattei, mo ie0er muB
nit eincm Regierungs5eiden ncrie-
ben iein, 0o5 pon Der nGonieruation'
GOmmiiiioh iut 10 Gents gu baben
lit.
Jiid)t me6r ais iiinfsehn mil6e
Gnten, einidlieBIit Robrbubner
(Uhl0ben), ooer iiinijebn grahpo-
gel Vioperst Shnepien (SnipeD,
Ralen (Nails) mo JieishIlhner
(Jtice Sem ODER 3ebn wiloe 8ouie
ODER Hotbgonic CNront) oilrieu oil
cincm Gage geihoiicn ooer trans
portirt mcroen.
&~aqouogel bitten nlht per GrprcB
ooer ionitDIc ucridlldt mCroen, ion-
bern miliicn oiicn pom Dem nit Dem
Sogoidein p~eriebencn ,idgcr mitgc-
fiIbrt nerocn.
r<ngopogeI oiiricn ':f1 in 0otela
&eItaurantS. Stebbiermcipen ODER
Clubs uerfauit ODER Icrnirt ncroen,
mo MIR oielenigcn f0nnen ihrer hob-
bolt meroeu, Die lid I'M 0eiibe zines
&agoidcines beiinocu.
0ol5cntcn (N}ooo Iuf5), Wdlo-
id)lcpicn (gSoo0 Gods. miloc5 dIpd-
ne, R%ebbilbner (Eortriogea), Nolo-
@ilhncr (Spruce Sem Broirichiih
ner, 3irfbilbner 5%rouie), @adltcln
(Cunil). 6oiorcu N~lttoionti. nltQu-
ride @nielbuJnCr mo ale onoeren
mlloen &oqel nlt5qcnommcn ardheu,
Sdnpor3u09c,. Spubpu. @obihte mo
Cullen. iju0 icoer5eit geifllBt.
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Sir quite 2anOitraBen.

Die @iaonIin 2anoItrobcn Com.
miiiion 5uianmen nit eincmt Spe-
5ial : 2onoItroBen = Gomitc Ser lee-
ten 2c9i5latltr peroen III perihicoc-
men Counties, no bcionocre Sfmie.
rigfeiten I'M 9eitimntcn Der rif)tigen
Holltcn fiir ole Observation-Disclosures be
Itcben, &erIammIungen abhalten uno
llnteriufyungcn fiibren. &n oicien
&erIalnmlungen miro Die Gage Der
nSrunf &ine5" oi5futirt mcr0en gu
Iammen nit Sen Houteil, Die in on
qren5cnoen Counties oofilr auSge,
lcgt iino,
Sn folgenoen Counties finoen Die
oben genannten &eriammlungen
itatt
Srempeleau Gountp -
[Sm @erihtsqeb0ubc 5u Withehoa
an Gonncrstoa, ben q. September,
9tadmittag5 Inn : llhr.
Sad on SEQ untp- Sm &c
rihtsqcbouoe 81 8Iaf &iper Sails
am 6reita9, Den 2S. september,
Nad)ntittaqs I'M , llbr.
ga Groiie Gountp Sm
hieiigen 8erid)t8gebduoe anl Sama-
tag. oen 80. September, Nod)mittogs
INN : llhr.
Nle, oie it'd fur quite 2anoitroBen
intereiiiren, iino sum 9eiitdle einae.
loocn mo ihre Nniit)ten iber Die 10
Routcn nitscinnn0er3ulegcn.
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ltntcrfleiocr icblcn.

Die ViiIi5eu Don @isconiin, Mifi-
gan, Moro uno Siio 9afota uno
Otinnciota meroen oui Nnoro.
mlng 0es Generals Garter 10 bolo
als tbunlidl nadl Dem Sii0eu gebradIt
merOeu. Is mar anfang5 6eabiid)-
tigt por0en. Die NiIi3en BON Sill
noia mo SnOiona 3ucrit bebufs mel
tcrer ausbiIoun9 iiiolid 81 ihifen,
ober inioIge oes pIobIid) eingetrete=
men foltercn @etter5 muroe beldlloi-
len, ben 0fili5en ser g%enannten
Stuaten Den &or3ug gu geben, 0a lie
nod ltid)t nit tpollenen llnterfleioern
pericben limo. Ius 3. Hegimcnt, Dem
infer Gompo9nien 9 mo % 1ngcb0-
rcl, trot geitern Nadmittoq ole sSobrt
BON Gamp 1ouglns nod Muco, Ger,
oil.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-14

pointer inter Den 6iihCH, mir0
BON Dem 9eportement ais Elm mill
fommenes NtnbrungsmitteI empiob-
len, gu oelien Sduue uno GrbaItitng
Die groBtmOgIidle 5itriorge ~getroiien
mer0en ioute. Iue Nnathenlen, mel.
de gegen Den &orpien mo buffalo
geihleuoert muroen. mer6cu 5uriif-
geuOmmen uno oieic beioen 6Iidlnr-
ten ais ihmodhoit 1,no nabrbait be.
5cidnct. Ncnn in Ser Both Der 5eu-
lei fSIiegen friBt, 10 meroen ole Nine.
rifaner aud Dos Giien Der aarpfen
i'd nngemohnen mo oa9 &orurthcil
gc9cn 0ieicn Slid nit Der -ieinoIihen
&%e}cihnung ialen Iaiicu.
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17air uln Q~icn9tog, Nittnod) uuo
Ionncr5tag, 0cn %, %. uno y.
September, nuh GbenoS oiicu 81
haltcn. uto gin9 oomit aui cineH
Goridlug eiu, Der linen o Dem
0auilclite @urcou Der @anoelsfam-
mer u%nterbreitet morocn mar.
Vcabiidltiqt lit Nbcn05 Den .Diio.
man, ona Au9itc!luug8gebduoe uno
Die groRc Iribmue oifcn gu boltcu.
Gie ircien Shouitclllugcn meroen
Nbenos ali ocrielbeu Rlattform Dor
Der (ribuue i%tottiinnen. auli DER lie
9Ind}mittags i~tottiinoen merocn. Nue
ShuubuOen am oYti0mop" merhcn
oilcu iein.
Die Glreftoren Ger Nuancaunqs-
Niioclation ih0eclI, onB Die Soften
lilr Grrid)tnng BON Gfoitcn rno Bic.
fen bon 8eleltftung3ordbteu ctwn
uuf 500 81 ltebcn fommeu 1per.
0fn.
g}ubc5u ole gr0Bcreu 6oir5 mi
&au0e habcn 0leien Rlan Der CIrcn.
boItunH at 4lben0 aoooptirt, mO
Is hciBt ooB CT llbcroll Elm Griolg
mar. !iiht ulcln mer6en Ole Gin
uabnpeu DER iSnir p Hiiociotion oo.
ourdl uergroBert, iouoeru ea miro
nlid) (anienocn pom 0ciilbcrn BON
Nuamort5 ml0 pleleu Hrbcit2Icutcn
ole m0hreno 0e9 Cages nid)t nb-
tonniIld) inn, quite lIntcrbaItum8 &c.
hutCn.
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Nns ben 0eridtcu.
Eoli5eigerihlt.

HId)tcr Sunt pcrurthciltc Miui
am GINrp. ttl9 Charles StroBe, 5l
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olelcm Sole - neil or elnc Gloidw
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3ir6lides.
Geform. st. S%Obaunes- Stride, Ode 4. mnb
Wnrtet Str, Iuitur, :. Studmcicr.

Jttfpthi- 81 NpHuiltS= NtttHCf Vue +. HitO
Wnrtet Str, Iaitur, :. StDdmcicr.
@enn ole @itterung es erloubt
oerlonlmclt lid Die 8emeinoe mo
Sonntagaiflule 5um @ottesoienit i'm
Wprif Gorf nm balb elf llbr. Sc.
hermann bringe ieinen n2ltnh"
NIT, 6reunoe uno 8eiud)er limo mill,
fommen.
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ifule uno @ottes0ienit nm Die lib
lid,e 3eit in ser Stride itott.
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elm.
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fcIt ocs Irouenpercins. &eriomm-
hung Inn 2:30 in ser Stride.
Ireitog Nbcno Gboriibunq.