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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-07

"Obey the laws and keep your
mouth shut will be an excellet mot
to for those to follow who sympathize
with the German emperor and ms
armies from this time on. This coun-
trv is going to be too crowded with
real American patriots to allow even
standing room for those who are get
ting their living here and talking
AGAINST the flag, on the quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-07

Some CT those defiant editors Oh
German newspapers who are telling
their readers that the Americans are
= LOT of buffers may have occasion
to- change their minds. They may
find that Uncle Sam "has got the men
and oot the ships and got the money
too" And, Furthermore, that the
American people will make use OF
them all in defense of the right
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-07

Five trunks. containing fifty-three
gallons of liquor, were found IN
Richmond yesterday by the police of
that city. The man who is said to
have been responsible for bringing
it into the state succeeded in making
his escape. Those who defy the laws
in that manner merit the severest
penalties that it is possible to admin
lister. Those who refuse to abide by
laws demanded and adopted by the
majority of the people of state
should be compelled to respect them
or he placed where they cannot
break them. That the open sale of
liquor in this country is doomed, is
evidenced by public sentiment which
is constantly growing on all sides,
and it might be just as well for the
minority to make up their minds to
comply with the will of the majority
that is fast being recorded upon the
statute books of the different states.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-07

Over in Baltimore the idea of turn
ing vacant lots into gardens for the
raising of vegetables of all kinds IS
making rapid progress. The latest
word from there is to the effect that
over one thousand acres of unused
land within the city limits will given
over for that purpose. Alexandria
should not be behind in the matter.
Every available foot of ground that
can be used for the purpose should
be utilized. 1t will all help to reduce
the high cost of living.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-07

Seventeen hundred and htty-eigh'
men have applied for enlistment IN
tho "soldiers OF the Sea-" daring the
past week at their various recruit
inr stations from coast to coast ae-
cording to recruiting officials III
Washington. The Marine Corps Is
still short about 1000 men for war
strength and is making a strong APP
neal to youths of spirit to do their
hit" in "Thc First Line of Defense.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12
UP To ROCKIES
To MAKE GOOD
Detroiters Get Tentative Com
missions In a Few
DAYS
Bp RARoLp '. WILCOX

CAMP CUSTER. ATTLE
CREEK. Mich, Sept 12.--Conscripts
assigned 10 the Three Hundred and
Thirty.ninth infantry regiment
Detroits own.-wiil be given tenfa
tive appointments "a noucommis.
stoned oficers within the next few
days. There will be nothing per.
manent about these appointments.
except such permanence as the ap-
pointees themselves may put into
them by sterling performance. They
will be merely trial promotion
given to promising men.
Lieut.-Col Duncan Major. of The
Detroit regiment. is now conducting
a school for noncoms each evening
Ambitious youngsters are attending
other equally ambitious lads, not
hidden 70 this school are drilling
each evening behind the barracks.
This drill is by Themselves, bur f.
encouraged by the officers. who are
delighted with the spirit shown
Within a few days about FIVE per
cent OF the conscripts received IN
the nrsi contingent VIII be dis
charged because Of physical disabil-
ity. Usually the trouble will be de
formed feet or heart LESSONS Medi.
cal officers are OF the opinion that
no less than a5 per cent OF the men
will be found acceptable.
There Is practically no sickness IN
camp, except ailments brought here
by some OF the men. who are being
treated in the regimentsl hospitals
A few men responded 70 sick call
today The majority were suffer
Ing from dIsordered stomach or biz
tered feet. The care Of the feet is
one Of the important things taught
in the army. and before LONG the
men all will know how 20 avoid
blisters and how 20 treat them IN
case their precautions are not sue
cessful Tight civilian shoes are 10
blame for the present difficulties
The men have developed such
hearty appetites that no pretense is
made AZ issuing rations. Cooks are
told 10 provide all the chuck that
the men will devour and each msa
IL royal gorge
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12
Military Froek WIN 1s,5cnaole
Cape

10 would be Absolutely impossible
30 eliminate certain military note
IN dress jusf now sEt nr- ~ ~
newest and smavosr .rocks express.
inF this tendency s shown In The
sketch r. ts fvo.fahrr mode
Serge and taHeta or serge and satin
may be sttractiyeiy combined and
IL may be a fwo-c0lor or cne-tcne
gown. according 10 taste
II serge and satin a-e employed
which ls really recommended rs
tarets Is no quite so smart Inst
now as satin finished -Nks me cape
should - made % serge win lining
~ satin
The cape is really quite detached
from The frcck proper or II may be
When worn IL is held la place "a
will he noted by two crossed straps
which are attached by buttons and
hutfonho'es 20 me hell ~ fhe froos
This would be an excellent mode,
FOR a school or college girl To
make dress and cape four yards ~
satin IS inches wide and ave yards
OF serge Tho same Width will be re
CURED Sleeves % fhe dress are %
serge and deep cuffs Of satin
For street or uu8'v frocks IRE
vogue - wool jersey cloth continues
undated In this fabric an color
~ preferred 80 navy Among the
new ear models IS p severely plain
little frock of Che princess fype
with narrow vest about two inches
wide. ~ vivid coorod broadcloth
serge. or satin Frigh- sreen. hlue
or rose mas be used Tor 'hls vest
which starts AZ The neck opeuinf
and exrends about four inches be-
I low the normal waisf limo The
I dress fssfens In 'he center from
! vifh small button matching ne
color Of The frock proper
Z One Of Tho newest sar'orial con
+ ceits is the hostess Or nome dime
gown
THIS garment IS really q SORT o.
/ glorifed Tea gown but If not a
( All r negli Eee garment and l 'ac'
/ is frequently 60 elaborate and Dire s'
I that b migh' wo.l pass muster Al
an evening or recent o7 gown
train an nrlr n teae ana &
Is not the little narrow strip ~
train allotted ~ dance and eHeriu.
frocks but BE- usually long and vol
/ luminous
Georgefte continues 20 he fsf
ored fabric Tor dress a,'err0o
frolks and tar rsIeft rlow.s
dress has given place ta rathe
elaborate model With side d-aperlo
that have ,endercs 20 fail
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12

Bu ne don't agree said Diana,
producing FER he nineteenth time
lr mos substantial. argument
$50 TWO people ever lived Who
aSreed pe-fec'iy Chalncey return
e1 AZ 1e always t.1. patiently
IL ua- bis lnvsryng genueness
q persistence thef annoy ri Diana
Most BE tou.d not give up She
could 1ot make MIN Ii fact. he
sas efau more 1atern ned % marry
Row flen Ae\ had been Ar the
gnnrE she telr herself 70 be IN
state N siege and resolved 10 hold
-4t AZ Ions So BIZ did
she Ns-l him immenseiy And
ee Sad sno7n HIM nearly all her
f3e aa her brothers claSJ
ste and friend And roE that re
settled down ~ practice medi
1 re bad such = reputation "a
a1 woman might have been proud
share Buf Diana did MOI wish
-a Marr5 MIN chaunceys mind and
re- oRr ran 80 opposite directions
Pies we're always ciashlng over
.r.r opinions u would ae terrible
a-ry and quarrel TIE though,
ad- aer shutdeT
she rat come our with him today
resolved 70 be purely remote and
ona's RuI before old Dick had
-Ea mile hs was propo.ndius
4--.-LA~ -ELzlra--AtH.4e ttt.Fa---------
Silence feli nov. They we're 10 he
ood. Do deep dark serny goods
ltfa Juno Below them the river
/ uhled l-. the trees The road
I -ndgiate3 moo,hly and Dick tror-
,c1 over i' with me cheerful tlreless.
afs of BE doctor horse Diana
ooked away between hls ears She
+ go Shut her lips closely and lifted
E- 70 Nat that said
Talk ail you've mind TO I'm
ut Chgncoy evidently djd no, a.
and Eos talk be merely sighed and
reiu4 on old DICK glossy
back tie looked very tired The
before rc had been uu vth =
ek Caau. and 70 Rae frI Same
lusr re Tas going ~ see n01- she
cr.fs poor woOdchcpre fe
lf he gave her the same close st
-ert'cr aa' be woul dhavs given t0
Ha own mother or pe!tars even
DIANA herself
l1eui I'D D1rF turned frcm he
e. road nf0 rough Trail tb-l "A
The Voc re I'd
Jana gave an exclamation
ii1 ceagf.fi j b. .r serr sno
falurfy smiled
Irta HGt laef Dlvr faad1g
a.lU- win trc al IAN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12
Southern Recipes
Drop Mullins

The inelegant name for a corn
bread MUM. dropped in the south
IL scratch back" probably because
the top or back presents a sketchy
and scratchy appearance. However
inelegant It's nickname. the dror
mufnn Is one Of the best breakfast
breads for children as well ss Tor
grownups.
This the way old Aunt Dilcey. the
queen OF southern kitchen made
her drop mufins
One pint OF sour milk or butter
milk
One pint Of sifted cornmea
white meal. not yellow seconds -
One teaspoonful OF baking pow.
der.
Four eggs
One desserts poonfui OF lard. but
ter. or any preferred shortening
one saltspoonful of salt
Beat the eggs separately Make q
batter OF the milk and meal and
beat the eeEs into the mixture Add
the salt Drop from kitchen spoon
10 hot pan or griddle and bake
quickly til brown
The top should be slightly corru
gated II the drop muffin IL properl,
made and baked
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12

Ksrensky and sent by wireless 70 al
Russian fronts expressed the hfm
hope that war would be averted re
announced the arrest OF Gen lieni
kline. commander on The sOuthwes
front with his stan and Of Gen
Frdelli. formerly military rqfernot
Of petToErad
aOnly small detachmcnfs ~ troop-
have been moved toward Perrogra0
by Gen. Korniiofi The statement 49,
serted Thru deception they have
remained deluded regarding no posi-
ion The further advance ~ these
tnits has been arrested and re
bonds between them broken lndi
rldual units have sent delegates iN
Pairorrad. requesting that they o.
furnished with orders 20 arrest tht
commanders Rho betrayed nc gov
eminent
"The government has taken meas
ures 40 pm Potrograd in a state of
defense against attacks and me
hone H. entertained that a. blood
shed or civil var will be avoided
Progress III KornhOn G aovaneeu
forces was stopped az one pon' -
miles from tho city b. force ~
thousand government Fharpshot'ers.
according 70 word here
In another direction. the eHir-
cling attempt Of ihe KOrntlon reoes
las reached Gatschina. - m'ies
from the city
The Don rcssacks are t7parentls
aligned with Korniloh Gen. ksNle
din. head of this force, reported lo'
dav 20 Premier Kerensky tha' ~
provisional government woulc 40
well 10 accep KorniloGs nitimatum
requiring surrender 81 governmental
powers, otherwise Petrograd You'a
md itself isolated from Moscow hy
cutting of all rail communications
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12
TheErenin6 Story
After the Squat.

-o7yasst ists syw werner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12

To increase the capacity Of minis
for coming subsidiary silver. nov
AT the limit. meeting Of The head
Of the various minis and superfn
fendents ~ the government refr
cries has been called b, Director
Baker 20 meet az San Francisco 20
cav
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12

be- MAS employed by fhe Grand
Trunk railroad Nr Kane wile
and child died several years $50.
bar no. s urrlyed by his moih>r.
enc brother and four sisters Mr
Kane was = member of Tho q " b
81. Knights az Equ'y Eaglos and
Teicprapher Mutual Benefit asso-
cia'ion Funeral arrangements have
rot been made
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12

rrinting--thr plain neat kind---tk
" riEhf--Tines Job DE ~ Main a.;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12

Prfnftng--fbs plain neat hfud--fhat
"a right--rir"e- lob DePt--Main t7-n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12
charIe, A. aaaa,s Ea.h.r psad

William , Gadd father of CharIes
a, Gadd buenes- agent Of fhe.be
troll board ~ education died tn
day 10 his home. so leo lafayette
awe cast He H survived bt nls
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12

coarse hoe and She pitched forward
tIfh tremendous Fank at fhe braid
She opened her mouth fo scream
again bg SAW The couple 'n he doe
tors bu-s4 IN time Quickly She
turned and rdn back into fhe house
Thr wan .uIl holding t0 her hair
followed her The door slammed.
and there began such a racket ~ .n
. Kitchen ware that Diana. tr,mbiDs
leaned close 20 Chauncey shoulder
Nf he's Killing her Cant we do
something she pleaded
Chaunccs s an wer was light
,trose OF the Nhip upon old pick f.
tank
My dear he said. dryly. lin O
ease ot thar sort there's ou' one
tsinc Tor you 10 do keep out ot b.
You Know What happened 20 old
Et-r radd dou you. q hen De went
DO 20 eNposfulate stth a couple who
werf lighting Roth turned on hiu
and le v2. forced 10 run for his iits
When lt COMES 20 warning nations
ans isnilr tars the safest thing @
90 IS 20 maintain strict neutrality
''Bg' sounds as r be vas muir
der.nE her. cried Diana
Chaunccy shook DIS head
NoGf WORRY He ont harm her
She's more apr 10 harm him Eve
seen a tlny woman scarcely bigger
shan me proyerolal punt ~ cider lick
covering ak foot husband to "a
1n.sh and 90 ri as v1u migh- SAYS
single handed
Don't ChauHcey begged Diana
| DON'T Ike 90 hear such hines
Ire ts avtu'
@ me way ~ Ufe nd love
dear " theF dion love 'he,
wou.dn fEhr md they Always
lovs tardcr afrerNara
don't believe H. Drama .lcfft
such a scene as thar would DESTROY
cters atom of respect or affection
OH CHauncey. 7 ne SICK of fhe very
;hopshf 81 marriage To love and
come 20 hate,
Bu YOU'RE nor $50 primitive dear
shoui6u pull ycur hair and you
w0lIdn f-H fo aunihi.afe me Win q
frpnl pan ~ differences noald
So purely verbal
ION 1onf There Uas great fls-
gus u The girl voice "tf -icke.
me chauneey KS no use Whs
rye seen today has dec ded me alb
so.utely Z can never marry YOU
Wait. said Chsuncev. and he
sull smled. Tho his lips we're rather
white
They did re- speak again unul th-
-. -.
"'o Nu-
'''Ho'f among -l' gus ''N
pia nal 's.le ou
~ -, &c.,
'.'' no.nSs
i'ea~ 4' d"e .7i4 A'''''
on l7 iia"
ne oll'"
Ne-' me seems w -
sure .l'lk
SO 10 Nl "-
in'AaH ii-' q
'non.h7 s' "a eI' sAl
'a DiaIa SIC lama ''S
~ npa ny IHFif
~ A"ls a01' .7 - ne
"hoie ''r Nas rl'',.il ,a's.1
"ooas- p" heh 70 -poHf 81 -S lA
ia~ 80 a., -.-. ,-
ana y IN . - r
'ons tn'' '1eS lial 7 ~
each o.nrI -"l-st .,'N y.
IPs
nui anus i'a4r ~
ts'E''. : a. =. = =
lor f" an
you can Fay aoo,l NJ
an HTea POO,
never inlna.e w" 49,,
oeen mans ,hal yn7 ~
our heAi :" a+l4 ~.
sickness mas DsN ,ous", guy
saved hsr ~ ~ man
Is ne your Iel'r'.
- D'~laa ~ ~. - oau ,t~, 10,
suppose ~ "a" '''N
she ans" .eu'
As they oroff
shAnty DlahA ,oVHs9 oA0N 1.le
nor manu- - ~ "'I .t o.
i m gong - 'o - ,N ~
those people sHe "a" '@
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12
LITTLE PAL

over Ient The calm ell the sweeter
for it7
Diana drew long breath
II don know bar what u i
she murm4r,G
Then suddenly sho feif chauneey y
arm about her and she buried h'r
face on his blue serge shoulder
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12

widow. one daughter. Mrs Maj
Radke. and three sons, Charles
and James -, of Detroit, and Pot
Gadd of san Francisco. Funer
nrrangemnnts viii be made Iaier.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-12

John p Kane So years old Hn
operator 70 ire service ~ tho Wet
eru linton Telegraph company Tor 80
years. dropped dead Tuesday In h.-
home So l73 ph0adolphiaaVe
vesf SIR Kane vas born IN De-
irof Prior to becoming an operator
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wiarD q, G9nsibsr an llnitp 3. u.
9. Co.. $500.
U,nrn q. Ghnsibsr on bo., $1,000.
Qscrogb Rans on Catherine 9plts
iHener. $500.
Catherine BaltDH an Girit Waro
3. u. 8. a.. $500.
gbnrIss 9eppert an Benefit Stesl
Jurnace Co., S642.
4nna 81. DleaennOn an Mercnntile
3. II. 6. Co., $500.
emma 3. 5Ones an Sarrb arauB.
$4,000.
Trani 9. 5OrIsillss on Beifsrn ape.
3. o., $1,000.
Catherine 5pptins on gentsnninl
.. a., $3.50.
Ssrmnn Nalitrom an Marp Gis
msnbiHssr. $1,000.
GetiIgte 3Dpotbttsm
glsm Sbop an .5aeob 5int, 5000.
Siubtae 0elmtl an Anna S4ob.
$3.50.
earl SnbniSnn an eprirs Garten
9 u. u. co., $1,000.
Gilbert 10. SndbOfi an CatIep Q.
ii. e. Co., $1,000.
glrtbur ". SunniHs an wlabiioH
3. u. go. 2, $1,000.
Ben gotbs an 6ome y. u. g. Co.,
500.
9erHarbina 9nllmnRu an 81. Btrs
rarb 6 II. .. u. 60. 5000.
soIepbine S6uGnrt an Baltimore
2lps. 6. II. 3. 60. $1,000.
gBrt. 8. gsrFenbruegse an Wnrfaip
gDe. G. II. g. Co., $1225.
Gle Q. Reptriegins an TlDers Q.
Cooler. $45OO.
Games 3. 5nud an WilfOrb .. II.
g. Co., $3.50.
Serrme @nlI an Delta g. u. Co..
$3.50.
alboIpb 80. gilb an Suns Gtr,,t Q.
g. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Utarr 6. Sdneiosr OH uuitp D. u.
9. g., $1,000.
SnrrpW. Smiib an gurnst woobs
2 II. g. Co., $4,000.
Do. an @arsnrsib Gtrmann. s400.
2. g. Griti9e an qro0ibsnt Slps
,nss 9. II. 2. Co.. $500.
Sarnb 9. 8renner an gImpooo
gfnee g. II. .. &c., s1750.
9eIft 9. Gocn an Centennial Q.
a.. $500.
30. on e. aIumb, $l250.
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: GrnnSeisent9 nt9nms'S s'S,ppOtbetsn.
eingetrageM

eingetrageM
Glen Sbatp or Srmonbs g. u. 6,
Co., 1920.
CIisnbttb q. Susbes an GImiDooh
place 8. u. .. Co., $500.
George gibfOn an TO-, $500.
Mareus WleibbOpsip on 5rant %,
Benton, $500.
Wtliam g. Sarnep an Court 6ouis
8, II. g. Co., $500.
DoItr 6. Grifis al bo.. $500.
Ben Gnelsb an Jirit Raticnal gani
bon gtrpoob. $4,000.
DiIiam g. SilOrsib an Menio- 8.
u. 3. Co., $500.
GtteI .. pnpn. on Somefsab g.
II. 8. Co., $4,000.
aatbtrins Gnseri ON Gnrfislb 30.
/ 6. u. 9. Co., $25O0.
Gertrude Wagnsr an 9oms Q. u.
8. Co., $4,000.
aafberin. Gnssrt on ari5ur O.
Dunning, $3.50.
George 20. 5nrbing an SuIia REQ.
ting II. 4nb., $275.
Gillian O. WslIs an Warsarst W.
glorris, $325.
Warp @arinssr an JOhu mabnm.
$3.50.
Dininm 8. SyersuTOn aH ellsOna
9tealtp 60, $1,000.
5ofspb M. Gang dp Ct. Bernard
prpsrtifibe y. u. 6. q. Co.. $4,000.
Bertha Sang an bo.. $4,000.
Dipigbi goter an Carthage g. u.
9. Co.. $1400.
BsrHarbi1a Bnllmnnn an ct. gers
R1rb g. u. 3. u. Co., $500.
Wiainm 6. Bcebnins on aipingiion
Gtrse. 8. u. .. Co., $500.
Miliom z. aiser on 2snOr<B. u.
6. Co.. $1250.
fyronees :. Btrfenbrussee an Gtrs
mon amtricnn 9. u. D. Co., $1,000.
William 8. 2Hberion an 9itle O..
U. 3. Co.. $1,000.
DiIiam Gbepnrb an JnDer gallsp
Q. u. 6. o.. $2400.
RaiibetD 8. GOrbon an o. 3im'
msr. $500.
anHa NaDep an 5uuiss o. Cooper.
$500
efber Rsuer an Clinton 9. u. Q.
Co., $500.
5obn Border an a0dl0ua Q. u. 8.
q. Ga. $50
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8erui mo GsiidtsausOrnd.

Cine nIItdslife 9sotaft ftang lehri.
BAG Ft bic 1rlger aeipiif.r gsrutss
arten N ibrtm asuberel nud BEN iuss
niger peiibtsn Quss bsrrntbtn. Wsnn
beionoere Siiien in Der Srabt in
5rass tOmmen, b.rIts9t iidb bds eanj
ton isIbit, oft ober sesiist aud Der
@eiid.sdusorud. bic 9erufsit6iiss
isit bts gstreffsnSsn naSu6sussn.
Der .2antet- msint, bdb 3. .. bic
aeute. bic bsi Der 4usiibung ibrss 9ts
rufs biel ftrsibsn miiifsn. babur6
siHsn bsfonbsttn Gsfdi5ausbrud ets
talten. 7ns piirbs unssfdbr auf ba3s
fel6s bsrausiommsn. ME bic gstaaps
tuns bon 6risbrt4 steobDr giiG:r,
bab mon iebsn engIGnber infolg. Der
sisenttiimIi4n ausiprafe bss W on
ben WunbipinleIn eriennen t5nns.
Wenn man BON elmer amtsmiene pen
tiHem geIebrisnauiIit, Don siHsm
aiiniiltriopf, BON sintm IpIbntiiGsn
geiihi unb gehnlidem Ipridt, 70
perbinbet jeber bninit bsitimnts @prs
itsllunsen, bic fi3 in Der DirlIidtsit
hitltist finben.
2lsrste, bic auf cine lange praris in
aronfsnbduiern 5uriieisben, aeipiu.
nen oft cine ioIas lltbnna in Der glb.
iddbuns bes 8srufs nod Der dubsr.n
erIdeinuna bnB he nit 5ismlidtr
gepib6eit auf ben eriten Bid Iassn
foaner, ob Der ibnsn potseitellle Arans
II ein Glsiidsr, Elm gontbsarntsr, Elm
0eri9tsidreibsr, Gin 6onblunssrsi,
fenbtr, ein Weinb1nbl,r uItp. in. 4ud5
iis iperben ii9 auipsiien iGuf6en, nbsr
bic M5slihlsit sinss IOI1en erfsns
NungsDtrm6sens III nibt Ju bsfirsiisn.
Die Drnss bleibi, Oh iif bic pbpiioa.
ncnri. NIT bet 8srfplsune bes g,ruIs
nmgeiiaitei. ober oh Der gtruf in
llebertiniiimmung NIT rem aua i'm
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Gieenibiimiidteitsn Ser perjon aes
mG6Ii ipirb. Mnbrihanlib tn beibts
sur 6dIfis Jutr.ffsnO. bsnn man pirb
irenigfsns nift 70 ipelt ssben, iassn
5u iDplIen. oa5 Elm Goibdt pbns en-
nrart;nIiFd,es Gjeiift pber elm sSuriis
obne bic ri6tsrlitbs Qlmismisn. ffpn
bssbnlb fsiHen 9erlif ptrfeblt babs.
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maiden. bab Iib Id,on BET
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cIsbsfimmuHg fir OisisH gtruf por.
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eaIttrn 4bsuus, biIbsnb Got 76 in Der
linbtrtlifF l. nntsrabibsiIung. S15o.
George 10. Sarris an 5ames O.
Cooper, Got 6 unb Sbeil pon Get 8
IN Sanss O. goopsr's llnierabtbsis
lung an Ban 4ntipsrp plnrs. 81.
Sones o. Cooper an gnna 9apeu,
basielbs GigenibiiiH. 81
afbtrt W. 9eetIep an prieila geeis
Isp, 30 bsi 140 SUB an Der 6iibfsiie
Der ainnsp 9fpeuue auf WnlHut 9iIis.
$1.00.
Gatberins 6pltmeper an aeopolo
unb Rarie Rans, so bsi 145 CUB on
Der Giibisite Der pits Strabs, in
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Snmes 8. OIiDer's /. ADDITION SG
Rsnbing, $500.
patrid .. MolIb an Catherine
gnlton, J. 10 adsr annb on Der Dsits
ieite tsr 0rnte sllsD, 81.
6rnnt 9. gu1annon on GbarIes
20. Mndenbn9, II bei 269 s5uB an
ber Gillette Der paSbod Roab, Il
5ub iiibIi9 Der gIahIp 4ps., 81.
glnna Mt. Weeshnnn on MiiTpuri
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ibeiluns, 81.
Wifiouri 3. Jriti6s an anna M.
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Rorbisite Der Montnnn @be., 65 Sub
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gatbarine Stspbsns an 5rani 9.
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aorb's untetdbtbsiIuns in RiDers
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81 unb 81 in Samss 20. SibIsb's
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$3050.
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0bsrbelman, 35 SUE on Der Deitieits
Der SaiIonb Abe, 81.
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Bitter, 85 SUB an Der @efieite Der
Satlnno qbe.. 81.
Snrrp &raus an emma 3. Jones,
80 adsr 2onb In Suipep 1125. ans
bsrfon 9ornfbip, fernsr, 2.41 adsr
aanb IN Gurpsp 1126, 9lnbsrfon
goipnIbip. 81.
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g. 5ouiton, 1876 Bel go SUB on Der
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Be unb Granbpiefp qloenus, fsrnsr.
25 BET 1876 Gub an BET Sfifsite Der
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bi. Stanbarb parts Co.. rnssfdhr IL |
9ldsr aonb an Der gODi QlDenus IN /
gartbass, $40.
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Clifton GDenne. sDilGeu parssr uub
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