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The Arvada enterprise., 1918-05-16

l.. Klumpker Monday received a
letter from his son George who is Mt
Camp Funston, in which he says he is
enjoying the soldier life immensely.
he had hoped to get furlough per
uniting him to come home to help pus
In the spring crops up on their Routt
County ranch, but this will be denied
him ~ it will require all his time to
be put IN shape to 20 across the big
puddle aud get the kaiser.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-05-16

Found.-Raxkaxs VI buttsrins.
Gust hailiHs, 1--WE miles northwest
Of ASvada.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-05-16
Arvada Localities

C. A. lett, the highway. engineer,
was on the job bright Ma early
Tuesday morning surveying the
grades on the Muhlenbrock hill for
the County Commissioners in order
get an estimate of the cost Of chang
ing the course of the ditch and also
the grading work proposed to be
zone. This looks like business.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-05-16

Don't forget tho Crnig Colony
dance TO be given Friday night. May
24th-$i.OO per couple.
The Womnn's Council Of Defense
will hold IA meeting nj the Prcsbytcr-
mn church. Tuesday. Mny 2ist mt
z p. m. Important wnr work TO be
discussed und plans made.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-05-16

Clear Crock Valley Grange regular
meeting Friday evening, May 18th.
The meeting 10 devoted TO the lectur:
or, who will have on Mr.. Merritt q
State Council Of Dsfsnse, who will
give Q lecture on the Red Cross.
There Will also be much other impor.
tsnt business, 70 every Granger u
urged TO attend.
Mrs. O'Rourks had . Letter from
her ron Leland which reports him still
within the Canal some and he *.
poets 70 bs detained there for posi-.
bly, another year.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-05-16

A. Bowdcn. who works IN the Ley
den mines und who lives in Berkeley,
has been seriously III the past few
with pneumonia and requires the ser
vices Of trained nurse.
The Morrison schools which have
been 10 successfully superintendent
Prof. M. c. Rhue. will close on May
"a. Mr.. Rhuc has accepted the posi-
ton for next year at an increased sal
airy. and during the summer months
return to his home In Illinois and in
ci'acntally pursue his old trade M n
railroad brakeman.
Mrs. George Brown is home nftcr
spnedirg the winter In Kansas City.
Her health Is not much improved, We
are very sorry to report.
A very pleasing social evening WIS
given ut the home of Miss Edith
Champion last Saturday evening In
honor of the Board Of Education and
their wives. The teachers had y
pleasing entertainment prepared and
each person present enjoyed tho
evening fine. The trips Of the
county fair" was especially inter-
cstinv.
Light refreshments were served.
The teachers wish to thank the hos
tess for tho pleasure of their home
for the evening",
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-05-16

James BrinkcrhoK, who has been
seriously Ill with hardening Of the
arteries and other complications, IL
believed now to b on the road 70 =
speedy recovery.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-05-16

Charles Freeman of Vincenncs.
Iowa, Is the guest Of his old friend,
G. 8. Scott.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-19
GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. March 1S.-Fresh mea- snres 10 curb speculation lead 10 gen. er-l evening up of trades today in sra'n especially on the part of the shorts. After a number of lively price changes. corn closed firm F to 19k net higher, with March $I.272s and May SIPS. Oats gained 2Is to 3ls. Ire outcome in provisions varied from 21s to 3 cent decline to raise O. 12 cents.
 Temr rorarily, a ruling by the ey- change directors that no one inter stste cc1ls at any time be long or shc-t more than 100000 bushels of fu- ture deliveries lead to a good deal of Hurried trading in the corn pit. At first sellers wero greatly in the mn iority. ewing to big receipts but Grick covering which shorts began hrouehf ahoGt sudden decided up- ward swing. The final strength was associated Hore or less with the fact that the w0ather had become ex- trsmFlv favorable for field work, and tha+ in cclseOuence much hauling from farms might be abandoned.
 Gossip that exporters were buying oats at the best premium on the crop was largely responsible for the strength o: oats. Heavy receipts of hogs made provisions average lower.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-19
WARREN WOMEN TO ASSIST BLIND IN
 AMERICA'S RANKS
At Meeting a. Y. w. C. A. De- eide On Series of Card Part ies at Country Club to Raise Funds.

These blind soldiers are teaching men who are whining over the loss of money. health or a job, to be ashamed; ; it is not we who are helping them, but they who are helping us; they are showing us how to face disaster and setting an example of real courage; those who do not profit by it are more blind than they" Thus wrote the late Richard Harding Davis after a visit to St. Dunstan in Regent Park, London. where the blind English soldiers are taught useful trades and cheered ia mind and spirit by a wonderful organ iZation and the methods of their blind instructors and associates.
 Davis was overwhelmed by the skill and deftness and cheerfulness of the inmates of this place. He found a blind stenographer taking dictation. He saw men walk about the great house with ease and certainty, guided only by a thin strip of coarse mating upon the floors and carpets. He saw them go about the grounds, guided by handrails and warned of steps by . strip of board on the walks. He saw men mending shoes and weaving nets and doing chores and using the tele- phone and teaching other blind men.
 In Paris they also haze just surh a wonderful school. The blind soldiers of the allies number thousands. Soon American soldiers will swell this sight less list All over this land kind and loyal women are working to help these blind ones to help themselves a little and to tighten their spirits if not their eyes. Here in Bisbee the Warren chap ter of this international society to aid blind soldiers has not been idle. At a meeting held at the Y. w. c. A. last week it was decided to give a series of card parties at the Country Club to help raise the Warren quota to carry on this great work. The interest and attendance were all that could be de sired.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-19
Mining and Financial Nous
sY REVIEW LEASED WIRE.

NEW YORK. March 1S.-A new and mere complicated phase of the intern ational situation was injected in to- days stock market. Rumors of a protest by Holland at the proposed communicating of Dutch ships Oy this government formed the basis of heavy selling. Important rails and indus trials reacted l to 3 points and some specialties considerably more, the selling assuming wide dimensions in the final hour
 Many stocks ordinarily chased among the leaders were scarcely quoted on toward the close Cana dian Pacific was heavy to weak throughout, extending last week s severe reversal by 8 points. Other transcontinentals. also grain carriers and eoalers were down l to 21a points with shares of eastern roads.
 Among specialties. American Snma' tra Tobacco which may be adversely affected by the Dutch situation. broke A points. Sugars and oils were into the ireceding tide of the last hour, yielding to 6 points.
 Bonds, both rails and industrials, were sympathetically depressed and Liberty issues also reacted Total sales par value aggregated S2.775,000 United States bonds, old issues. were unchanged on call.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION oenartment of the Interior

U. S. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix, Ari zona. February 9, 1918.
 NOTICE is hereby given ths- Gilbert !. Perry, of Lewis Springs, Arizona who, on March Q, 1913. made Home stead Entry No. 021791 for SWi4 NElL NWi4 SEA. E1zSWH Sec. 12 and on August 9. 1916. made additional Home. stead Entry, No. 03OS4s. for Wi5SWh Section 12. NWENWl4 Sec. 13. NEl4 NEk. Section IA. Township 22-S Range PIE, Gila 6 Salt River Base & Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make three year Proof. to establish claim to the land above described, be fore Jared D. Taylor. .. s. Commis. sioner. at BisSee. Arizona, on the 18th lay of March, 1918.
 Claimant names as witnesses: William X. Lyth. Cornell Witvoet. Ger. rit Witvoet. Columbus T. Stoltz. all O; Hereford, Arizona.
 JOHN L. IRWIN, Register. First publication February Is. 1918.
 Adv.-20s
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-19

trouble came on. During all of his residence in the district he has been known as ready to help out with in dustrial development of legitimate character wherever and whenever it was brought to his attention and to whatever lengths his pocketboOk would permit.
 He has enough mining stock certifi- cates representing prospects which failed, and enough grub-stake receipts which netted hopes only. to start a bonfire that would make his Satanic Majesty wonder who was setting up the opposition. In between. it needs be said, he made some business invest ments in mining shares which helped quite a little, and also some profitable realty investments in the city. He has not been downright poor for a long time, but not so strong in the opposite direction that he would not find plenty of time to appreciate a million or so from the oil possibilities of his Texas holdings.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-19
NEW SPRING STYLES
 RECEIVED AT FAIR
 FOR LOCAL PATRONS

Styles Of the American woman, beautiful spring styles in wearing ap- parel Of all types and character. have arrived in the past two weeks at the Fair store, and are now on display fo. the eye of My Lady of the Warren district. The assortment of styles and patters in every design is unique and attractive. There are beautiful hats, qnd waists and gowns. beautiful stree, suits, afternoon and party frocks, and coatees. Styles are more attractive than in the past two spring seasons Lines are Grecian, the attractive graceful, clinging lines. Buttons are numerous on everything. Laces and inserts are popular, while the assOrt- ment of colors this spring is as of the spring. fresh, invigorat.ng. but not to obvious.
 Little glances about the various de- partnents os the Fair store give a world Of impressions. Among the hats are scme of the most attractive sport models of gayest shades. Be sides. there are poke bOnne.s in white md lavandeT with bag 10 match em- 'lroi1ered in real flowers. LeghOrn pattern hats. with flesh colored geOr- gette crepe. are exquisitely tinted. A poke bonnet. a veritable flower garden, is mo.'e than graceful. and a turban covered with fruit of the most ap- petizing appearance is odd and diff
 erent from the average spring crea- tion.
 Veils are in store in profusiOn- arse veils,s circular veils. little face veils-some plain, some exquis,sely embroidered.
 In waists the choice is just as var fed and just as hard to make. In cluded in the lists are lingerie. hand embroidered. trimmed with hand made filet laces. rolled collars and gcod looking sleeves. Others are O: georgette crepe embroidered in yarn, he very newest thing, some with satin collars or Dutch neck. or tailored mod als with jabCt and cuffc to match with rontrs ssting materials. Tiny tucks,
 nd the high CT checker" collar are also popular.
 Another of the attractive offerings $ the sleeveless sweater of yarn with Angcra collar and cuffs, 10 be worn with sport skirts and georgette waists, | Baronate satin is the choice for the sleeveless coatees which come in loading shades of cherry color. girofle, Ontario, triophe. Bagdad. jade and Sammy, all in combination effects with skirts to match.
 Many sui.s this spring are made with a vest effect, ripple or short coats, and of plain tailored pattern. Most are braided, and high waisted. Among those shown is one of short ecat with three or four rows of braid, and tunic skirt braided in like man ner, which gives it an appearance oi one-pieee dress. Black and white checks are smart. Materials are of triootine, gabardina. manish serge, wool jerseys and silveItone.
 One-piece dresses are the latest thing, as are also jersey cloth dres- ses, while among the afternoon dres- ses long Grecian lines with wide belt and side panels in plain or box plaits, both labcrately embroidered and but tons, are most popular.
 In neckwear light colors are the exception and rolled colOrs and soft are much in vogue.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-19
MOTHERS FREEHE
 FOR Expeefanf Mothers AT AL DRUG STORES
Legal Notices
AT AL DRUG STORES


 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 U. S. PATENT
 Mineral Survey No. 33s7
 Serial No. 03e23e
 United States Land Office, Phoenix. Arizona. March 1. 1918.
 Notice is hereby given: That R. A. Sretherton and c. M. Henkel. whose postoffice addresses is Bisbee, Cochise County. Arizona, have made applica- tion for patent for the following named lode mining claim. situated in the Warren Mining District, Coclise Coun- ty. Arizona, in Section 13 unaDurCyed, T. 23-S. R. 24-E. c. & s. R B. & M. described as follows. to-wit:
 SUCCESS: Beginning at Corner No. 1, the N. E. corner. whence the WA corner of Section IS, T. 23-S R. 25-E. c. & s. R. R. & M bears N. S9' IT. E. 294S.S feet; thence s 4o 34' W. ! S26.40 feet to corner Nc. 2: thence N S7s 21' w 1900 feet to corner No. 8; thence N. 4o 34' E. 425.30 feet to eng ner No. I; thence s. S3o 24' F. 1500 ! feet to corner No. 1, the place of be- ginning. containing a net arsa -' S51 ,cIes. expressly excluding area in con flict with Survey No. 31I7, Bruce Lode of 3.SO2 acres. and with Survey No S117, Baltic ode. of 1.7S3 acres.
 The location notice of this claim is recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Coehise County. Arizona, as follows:
 SUCCESS. S....... Book 49, Records ! If Mines, Page 13S.
 The names of the adjoining claims 70 this survey are: On the North Sur vey No. PFC. Corona lode and Survey ! No. 3i5S, Corona lode; on the East Survey No. 315S. Rolla lode and Sur vey No 3117 Baltic lode; on the South Survey No. SIT Baltic lode and Sur vey No. 3I17 Bruce lode; on the Wesi Survey No. 2029 Horse Shoe lode J. L. IRWIN, Register.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-19
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 1s.-Lead dull. SIPS to s7.6O. Spelter, dull, spot Fast sr Lcuis delivery, s7.35 10 s7.55. Der silver, ST.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-19
COLON MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 1S.-Cotton close7 z2 to 51 points above the final O. Saturday.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-19
STOP cATARRH! OPEN
 M0ST9lLS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied in NOstrils Relieves ad-COlds at Once.

If your nOstrils are clogged and your head is stuffed and you can't breathe freely because of a cold or catarrh, just get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store. Apply little of this fragrant. antiseptic cream into your nostrils and let it penetrate through every air passage of your head. soothing and healing the in famed, swollen mucous membrane and you get instant relief.
 An how good it feels. Your nos trils are open, your head is clear. no more hawking. snuffling. blowing; no more headache, dryness or struggling for breath. Ely's Cream Balm is just what sufferers from head colds and catarrh need. It's a delight. Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-19
NEW WORK.

Closing Quotations. March 1a, ie1S
 fBy L. J. Overlock.D
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-19

CORN-May. S1.23: SIPS. OATS-May. S1h; S45s- COTTON-May, 32.10; 32.45.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-21
Die SGngerbmnS6OQc uirO
%UertNmft.

&u Der am leBten Sonntag itottge.
iunOenen Observation-Disclosures oeS
agSoibington Sdngerblno" mllr0e be.
ihlolien cine @Dpotbet pom $4,000
oui ooS @cbGuoc oes GereinS %ollf3u.
nebmen mo oontit Die critic 0npotbcf
BON $4,000 SIT l6ihen uno ole ollSite.
benOcn Standardization at Oeden.
9tod) GrleOigung 0ieIer AngelcQen.
better miro 0oS @runoeiQeutum Der.
folit merocn, neil Ser &crein nidt
lGnger I'M Ston0c lit, eS IN poilenoer
@eiic 3u perpolteu. So bietct lid
nod immer cine @eIeqenbeit iiir Die
%crcini8tcn Ocntiden @eicaidaitcu
Der Stoot elm &eim 81 gemimen.
9ei Scr Seomtenmabl Wuroen aui
Gorihlog olle 8comten gebetcn, ibrc
Site inne 81 6eboIten.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-21

Der Ytuugel al GoIi5iiten moft
Sic @nuuer nit ieoem Gage oreiiter.
Ginbriidle unO Soi6cnoiebitGble lino
GrcieniIie ieoer Shtn0e. SnnerboIb
Der lebten paor Gage biiBten sic SO.
713 . Ctr. mobnboften SrGuleinS
W}nrp Miaer mo Cecilia 8orbogo1iS
S205 III ShmIdioden ein. Ooniel
@liacr bon 3114 M ctr. beflogt Oer
&erIlIt BON SIS ltno 2angfineer err
lcihtcrtcn 6rou 8. IS. 1reeuon BON
No. 100 Columbia &ono Inn 500.
6rou s. .. SrDionu bon 1927 &enn-
OIL Str. meIoet Sen @erlrIt bon 4
0ubeno Gier ul0 mebreren 9iIthen
&irihen uiu. Sn 8looengburg mur-
sc iogor ans elmer S6mie0e ser Inl-
bob Qeltoblen. Spibbuben Iino nit
Sen Nutomobilen ser Groit S. BORDEN
@arrimnn bon 1923 II. Str. uno 6es
@loiors @eorgc s. Schiller BON 240O
16. Str entfommen.
MIS- 0StiefeIidofter" uno Sol
portcllre bon geiitigen @etrGnfen, Die
0en Mcnihen roieno maiden f6nnen,
bubel1 urliere forbigen Mtitbiirger III
Den IeBten Eagen Gritounli6es &C.
@leiltet. Sic boben Die 8eballptung eli
mes Semperen3lerS oltf Dem .SilgeT"
gercGtiertigt, DAB trob oller Hrobibi
ton un0 aller bei6rdnfcn0en @eIebe
IN gSoIbington ser befonnte Sara
graph 2 befolgt ulo rrbig meiter ge.
tunfen miro. Die 8oIi8ei lit ie0o6
olld) nidt miiBig gemeien uio bat
elm poor 9uBenO bon oielenS hnnppS-
folporteurcn eingclo6t ltno ibre Tor-
rGtc f~onfiS5iert. Wonde bon oieIen
&erren be%tricben ibr @eidGft engros
tnO botten in ibren &roftmGgen &or-
rate BON iiber tollicno fleinen 6lo-
ichcn, aber alc ollf @elteGung. 81
ncr bon Den &erlcn gob an, oaB er
cine 2ilte Ieiner reguldren &un0en
filbrc lnh oieie ornen Seelen iino
min allh III Sdmulit6ten gcroten.
Sir Sen eigenen @eoorf fam Scr
SuieI olf geiebIidem 8ege bier im-
portiert meroen. ober ale &ommiIIi.
onSqcIhGfte iino Itrenq perboten.
Der nclle 8oIi5eiri6ter SoroiitOn,
scr aus aentltdp ltonmt uno DeBbal6
0en 6ltIel bon t~rintbarem Stoff I'M
5cridci0en fam bat sen forbiqen
@dnOlern sic 0enfbar i6merIten
Strofen ouf0iftiert. Gs lit CUR 3eit
in @oibinqton biaigcr einen @en-
idlen bolb tot al i6lngen oils ungeieb-
ljd SdnuppS 5u importieren.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-21
aarl FanOer anr Ietten Nln6e Geitattet

Our6 Ben pl0blid)en Soo am
0ttitipof, Den IL. Sunni Oe8 Serrn
Snrl 9an0er in ieinem 6S. 9e6ens-
iobre bat Oie bieiige 8iirgeridoft Ell
nen ldperen &erlillt erlitten. 2onqc
Sabre 3Gblte &err 3unoer 81 Sen po-
pulGriten Mirten un0 Spiritltoien-
bGnolern biciiger Stoot bis oltd) lei
ner SGtigfeit our6 bic @robibition8-
gciebge6ung Elm Gn0e genobt mltr0c.
@err &orl 3otoer mur0e am 90. Sc
bruar 1850 IN O6ienbuh int &0nig-
reid @iirttemberg geborcn uno er
tom nod BORT genoIiener foufmorni-
Iber @r3icbln9 in 1872 nod Nmeri-
ia, no er in Seem Nort lonoetc uno
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mar. 8is gum Sabre 1885 mar er
inn @ei6Gfte ieines 8rllOer$ Gbriitian
fonoer ais &erfGufcr tGtig unO cto6-
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N.=8., no er aud Itor6. &err Ran
Der non 5meinlnl berbcirotet. Seine
critic Srolt mar cine 9eborenc MarQo-
retc &eIlel ans 8oDcrn, Sic om 90.
0e5ember 1896 ibm spei GGbnc ltto
4 0tGohen binterlailen0, Itor6, bon
neldlen ser Sobn Gorl II. I'M @cifdit
oes &oter8 totig mar. Gin &rlloer
SSofo6 3an0er, mobnbcft 1881 @a.
Npenue, iiberlcbt i'm ebe1foQS. SSm
Sabre 1901 Dcrbeirotete cr ii@ sum
5mcitcn Mole nit Sri. @cinbcimer,
sic i'm obnc &tl0er ilbcrlebt.
SEER &orG 3onoer mar elm eifri-
qeS WitglieO 0cs @oibington Sall-
ocrbunOes, oes Sdmobenpcrein$ uno
Der 4rminilts 2oqe 9to. %, s. q. 81.
90. 9ieie &ereiniQrngen muren ollie
bel Dem @~eqrdbnilie oertretelL DoS
am 10. GSlini inn 8roIpect &iG Sricb-
bof itattfanb. Better S.. Ghmiot,
bon Ser eb. 3ioasqeneinoe 6ieGt bic
Erauerfeicr, noh melder Ser 2eih-
nom nit freimollreriidcr GbrG beltot-
ret lpltr0e.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-21
S%rieffuiteu.

6ran g. 9. Gn @etrcif scr aor-
rclponocn5 nit 0cutidllonO 0urd sic
&crmittIunq ser @cieaIhoft OeS 30.
ten &reil5eS bot Die YNem Oorfer
StaotS3eitumg" bol(fommen reht.
@cnoen sic Iih bier pcri6nIif an
OoS &o1lptqrlorticr oe8 &otcn &rcit-
5eS on ser II. StroBe mterbalb ser
Is StroBe uno man miro Sbncn sort
citcn Observation-Disclosures licfern,
OCl Sic miSfiiGen miiiicu. GS lit
nbcr mi6 moqlifL oob man tic an oos
lofolc aapitcl Scr @eieaihoit ocrmci-
len miro. Dos Shrei6cn bari nm
Inn peri0nIidc 9(nsfunit bitten mno
mus iebr fllr5 gebolten iein.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-21

lin Dem Nrbeitsmongel in Sen
lGn0li6en Oiitriften oallern0 ab3lt-
belfen, mag cs nod 3ur Gilfubr bon
6ineliI6en o0er joponeiil6en &illis
fommen, aber borocrbanb mill iid
sic &egierung nit @ortorifonern be-
belfen, Die lebr quite 4rbeiter fem iol-
len. Die &egierumg bat nit elmer
groBen 4n5abl bon oielen 2el,telt
oltrd NQenten oes NrbeitSoeport
mentS &ontrafte abgeidloIlen, uno
bic erlten BON 0ieien 4n9emor6enen
mer0ell idon inuerbolb zines Wonats
eriportet. Die erltcn 5~ebntouieno
mer0en III Den groBcn Contributions
mcrfcn Scr &cgierirIg in Der NGbe
bon NorfoH uno Nemport SEEMS in
&ir9inia ltn0 in Baltimore uno Inn
ge9el0 beidGftigt meroen uno 5mor
ST. 30 Gents sic Gtunoe nit ser lib
li6en 3ltlagc fir ltebcrorbeit. Die
&cllie mcr0en bon Der Hegierumg
ielbit untcr9ebrddt ulo bef0Itigt iucr-
Ocn un0 miro ibucn Die Mabl6eit I'M
gcfGbr 25 Gents foitet oDne 8ere6-
ntn9 OeS 2ogis. @enn es ni6t me
gen Dem mangelbaften transport ge-
meien mare, 10 bate Die &egierung
i6On lan9lt @ebraudl bon oieier ouf
10000 &opfe gei6Gbten 9lrbeltsqueI-
lc gemadt. Sett miro ole Armeein.
tenoontur Sen transport ii%bernebmen
neil 9riegSbeoiiriniiie nah unieren
@arnilonen onf Scr Sniel gel6idt
mer0en m"ilIien.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-21

ni6t tot9eI6oiien ii1iO, uniere3eitung
regelmdBig crideinen ioa, ioIlten mir
iogor uniere SdriftfGlten nad ser
&o6Itu6e brin9eu Iaiien."
Nod oem 8iirgerfriege pur0e sic
columbia" bon Mtar Gobnbeim ber-
o%llsgegeben. @erner &o9 mar ser
@c~triebSleitcr uno 9rllder; 2ofol Z.
StraBe nn0 2ouiliiona 9lne.
1867. 10. Snmlor. Sod modt
sic Nn3eige, ooB cr Die felt 0rei Sab
rem inter obigem Narnen erl6ienenc
Columbia IN ieinem eigeneu 9toneu
bon jest alb cri6einen lolien miro.
&n elmer Der nddblten AltS9oben
900 er cine @rtl0rlmg ob, oaB 9err
Gronbeim na6 California obgereilt
lei obne sic Sumnle bon ltngeiGbr
$500, oic er an bic 3eitlug iduloet.
bc6oblt 81 boben.
1873. %. MGr5: .0ie Columbia
tritt belte OoS lctte Mol Dor ibre Sc.
Ter, Oo ser @eroilSgeber 0eriel6en
oa3 @el6Gft ocs 0g%Soibinqton Pin
5eigcr" fdrtfli6 iibernommen bat uno
bon nGhitem Montag ob cine tGsli-
dc oelltlde3 eitrng pltbIi5ieren miro.
Sotol 309 @dte StroBe noDc ser
ga. Ape.
1873. 81. Mdr3: 9ic wodcnili-
dc columbia" unO Scr oIGgIihe
&n5cigcr" bo6cn om letter Conn
ubeno %oli0cbort gu erideinen, on
ibrc Stelle tritt bon bcute o6 ooS
tGgl.Ac n&aibingtOuer Sunrnal".
q. y.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-21
Shift Sem SOmrnal Gmre 9rmfur
6eiten.

@erooe iebt, mebr ais ie 8lIpor, be-
n0tiQen mir ser Silfe oller unkrer
6rcun0c, an0 olts 0ieicm @rlnoe CIR
Iltdlcu In olle 'ol6e, uns ibre 9ruG-
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Washington Journal., 1918-06-21
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