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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17
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D. E. Henley For Sheriff.

r. l.. Henley is candidate thlS
year to succeed himself to the o!'ice
OF Sheriff of Mahaska County and
asks reelection al the hands OF the
good people OF the county. The cam
paign this year will be brief and polit-
ical meetings will be few, as party
candidates and the organization conf
miitccs do not wish at this time tC
inject the element Of political solicita-
ton into situation already strained
with war work and other activity. ,
Since the organization Of the Draft
Board in this county, Mr.. Henley has
been its chairman and has been hand
ling his full share of the many duties
devolying upon This important and
necessary body which is by far the
most difficult and eXacting war work
service in the county. Mr.. Henley
has also placed his services at the
Immediate call of the County Defense
Council as Messrs. Henry =. Rose
Grams, James A. Dewitt and Carl
johnson .cau attest, and thOy have AT
all times found him ready to re-
spond TO their demands. He has rem
dered this service from a purely pa,
triotic feeling, and, as have also the
other members of the board, without
compensation.
During the time he has served as
sheriff he has performed the duties
of the office in an emnently just and
satisfactory manner and has adjust.
ed numerous neighb0rhOOd and fam
lily controversies without expense on
necessity for court procedure, where
Otherwise costs to the public and the
individual would have reached large
sums.
His good judgment in these and all
other matters contiected with the
conduct of his Office. as well as the
fact of his fearless pursuit of his duty
have contributed largely to his popu
larity in the office.
Effort extended by him has result
ed in the entire suppression of the
Illicit liquor traffic in Mahaska county
with the possible exception of Z
chance nonresident adyenturcr that
NOW anu tii'ii DObH w IA q spun oNiI'
attempt to evade the law. Almost al
such cases have been speedily sup
pressed, in fact the efforts of Sheriff
Henley in this direction, the sup
preston of vice and crime have beer
so notable and 50 successful that
Chief W. B. Griffin of the State Sc
crct Service makes his record the
subject of special comment in a re
cent personal letter, as follows:
II wish to congratulate you and the
city and county officials in general
upon the good work you have done
and the results you have accomplish
ed. Observation during my stay il
OskaloOsa convinced me that both
town and county are as free from vice
conditions as it is possible to make
any community"
Mr. Henley has been a life long re.
publican and was unanimously nomi-
mated for sheriff at the June primary.
In him each and every voter finds an
ideal candidate. gs3
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17
PRICE FIXING IN BELGIUM.

Every Belgian commodity is con.
/ trolled by a German commission, OF
which there are scores. There are
commissions for police, taxes. banks.
coal, oil and fats, grain, sugar, butter,
milk, peas, beans, -four, eggs. meats,
cattle, poultry, etc, etc. Nothing is
Overlooked. The commissioners have
complete authority and control over
their departments and are usually
involved. They fix maximum prices
above which it is Illegal TO sell Any
Belgian who violates the law is both
imprisoned and fined In the be-
ginning some tried TO evade. They
lare still in Jail Now few eyade ex-
Icept in the prescribed way, which the
Germans have made "a legal illegal.
ity."
Take the butter commission, for ex-
ample, for the scheme works the
same in all products. The commits
sion fixes a maximum price. say p
en- and one-half francs per kilo. which
is approximately sixty-six cents
pound, or about two or three times the
normal price. The government y
prohibits the transport or shipment
of butter except with its permission
The result is that no butter reaches
the market In every case the first
effect OF the naming of maximum
price on a comomdity by the Ger.
has been 10 close the market 10
that commodity. Evidently their
plan was made with thai purpose in
view.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17
COMMON sARsERRY MUST co.

Further proof that there is close
relationship between the rust Of bar
berries and Ca wheat and other Cei-
eals has resulted in active campaigns
TO eradicate the shrub in many COM
mCnities. Two rather striking cases
of this close relationship were OBJ
served recently in Indiana by repre-
sentatives of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture. In one To-
ca.ity. field OF wheat. along one
sidr Gr which grew barbCrry hedge,
was praI iicalIy destroyed by The black
stem rust. The case was so clear
that II farmers held a field obServa-
.li0n day under the guidance OF The
county agent and Immediately drew
up resolutions, in which they stated
that The relation was so clear that
they wished to go on record as favor
ing legislation to eradicate all bar
berry bushes from the state. In an
other case hedge of barberry and
two deep paintings were found on a
farm upon which u wheat field was
so badly affected that the crop was
partial failure. 4 second field near
by was very seriously affected also,
as well as a number of fields in the
vicinity Similar cases have been
observed i'm a number of other states,
and public sentiment favoring the
eradication of the common barberry
is growing rapidly. Ii is said that
JaUanese barbeTry does not harbor
the wheat rust.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17
To Prevent Profiteerin,

In order to prevent profiteering in
corn husking the members of the
Farm Improvement Association near
Mitchellville have agreed to pay not
over seven cents for husking when
corn Is unloaded with an elevator and
elght cents where unloaded by hand.
This is maximum. not minimum
price.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17
Beacon Cemetery Assn.

The Beacon Cemetery Association
met Monday afternoon in the X. of p
hall. Forty ladies were present. The
afternoon was spent in the transac-
ton OF business and in working upon
quilts and rags for the filling of rug
orders. Five visitors we're present:
Mrs. G. Hort of Abba. Mesdames
John Lloyd. William Wilson, Ernest
Price and G. Seibert of Oskaloosa
Fourteen dollars OF dues came in yes
terday-i Mrs Tom Edwards and
Mrs. Classy Owens. served refresh,
ments under the new food regulations
and q pleasant time was enjoyed
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17
Aged Lady Passes AWAY

Mrs Helen Coutts, aged nearly o.
and probably the oldest woman living
in Poweshiek county, died at her
nome near Grinnell, last Thursday.
She was born in Scotland in 1920 and
moved 70 this country in 1875 settling
In Poweshiek county where sne has
since lived.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17
with an organization in ever

With an organization in every
county planning food production
campaign in harmony with the ma.
tional agricultural program, Iowa is
now 100 per cent state in farm bu-
reaus. On July I, 1917. there were
20 farm bureaus in Iowa. The re-
naming 6S counties have been organ
lied as result of the provision for
emergeGcy agricultural extension
work.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

The Times-Republican says Mar.
shalltown is TO have one evening OF
Grand Opera this season. 1t is for.
tunate that women's dresses are uni
Yersally short at both ends, else what
a scramble there would be in the viii
lage 10 ape the full dress" of New
York and Paree.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17
Cedar piano Fund.

There was a fine time at Cedar Sat
urday night when the ladies of the
neighborhood gave chicken pie sup
per for the benefit of the piano fund
for the community hall. u was an
elegant meal and The receipts amount
ed ioS,sl7,50.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

declares the Cedar Rapids Republi-
can. Eve must learn TO be both just
and generous in the recognition of
their services, to this country which
is now their country"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

rate reply to the royal and imperial
government of Austria-Hungary.
Accept. sir, the renewed assurance
of my high consideration.
(SignedD Robert Lansing,
Mr.. Frederick Oederlin, charge
daffaires, ad interim, in charge of
German interests in the United
States"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

The Sioux City Journal says:
''fhere can be no possible objection
on The part Of the allies 10 the Ger
man soldiers shooting their own Of
fieers. II is entirely their affair
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

There is just as much harm done
the management of the war in too
much optimism, in head lines, as
there would be in too much pessim-
ism. It's not patriotic. The war
cannot be won that way.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

American boys of German blood
and even birth are fighting with the
American armies and there is yet to
be recorded one instance in which
such boys have been found unequal 10
their duties or untrue 10 the ideals
OF the American spirit in this war,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17
THE cAPToR OF JERUSALEM.

The British general who drove the
Turks from Jerusalem, NOT 10 Qe out
done by his fellow generals of the
/ Western front, recently has made an
other substantial advance in Pales-
tine driving the Teutonized Moslems
before him and taking thousands of
them prisoners.
1t was shortly before last Christmas
that Jerusalem capituated to General
Allenby's forces.
8 Centuries had passed since a con-
OuerOI has entered the Holy City.
Never one had done so except with
all the pomp and pride of a conquer
or. Britain's victorious but reverent
knight went in on foot, with not a
ruined church nor a desecrated shrine
to accuse him.
Not Destroyer.
! A few weeks before word came that
Allenby was making his task of cap
turing Jerusalem the harder because
he refused to fire on the sacred
shrines OF even the Mohammedans.
And this when the guns and bombs
OF the modern Attila were destroying
out of pure wantonness, many beauti-
full temples OF God in Italy, France,
and even England.
Later from Allenby came a beauti-
full and inspiring Christmas greetini
from the British troops in Bethle-
hem" birthplace of the Christ, at
last in Christian hands. to their
American comrades" under Pershing
in France.
Sir Edmund AIlenby was born a
commoner in 1851 and has risen to his
present high rank and baronetcy by
hard fighting and ability. He was in
the thick of the fighting in France
from the beginning of the war until
June, 1917, when he was transferred
to the command of the British forces
in Palestine Previous TO that time
he had been a lieutenant general in
command of one of the armies that
were hammering away at the Hin,
denburg line.
promotion HIS Reward.
Shortly before he was sent East
he was created a baronet and promot-
ed 10 full generalship.
II was General Allenby who com.
manded the British cavalry in the ter
rible retreat from Mons, and whose
admirable handling of the cavalry
probably saved the infantry from be-
ing overwhelmed by Won Kluck's five
fast moving army corps. For his
services at Mons, General AlIenby was
created knight Commander of the
Bath and was awarded the Grand Cross
of the Legion OF Honor
General AlIenby joined the Inniskil- !
len Dragons as young man and
was cayalryman until the command
Of an army was given him. He saw
hard service in Bechuanaland in 1884
and 1885. fought in Zululand in 1883
and was all through the Boer Waa,
where he won many honors. He was
in command of the Royal Irish Ian.
cers from 1902 10 1905, and then of
he Fourth Cavalry Brigade until
1910. In November, 1914, he was
made a major general and put IN co +
nand OF division. and the next year
became lieutenant general.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

lone of the fortunate things in
this country" Eliminates the Newton
News, lis that the old ladies usually
are willing to finish the socks the
young ladies start to knit"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

The Kaiser's earlier declaration
that he proposes to fight to the bit
ter end" conveyed a pretty correct
description of the kind of end his
forces will meet.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17
IN THE FIFTH 500
sEvENTY.sEVEN MAHASKANs BE-
TWEEN 1000 AND $500.

are II MahaSka county
men as follows:
S04-Andrew John Berghalt, Abba.
14S1-John Homer Keylor, Lacey.
6S3-John Morton Williams. Barnes
City.
3S5--John Crisp;n. Jr., Leighton.
22S5-Fred Owen Dewitt, Fremont.
2O22-Willam Henry Groce, Oska-
loosa.
l422-Charles Oscar Whitley, Oska-
loOsa.
S53-Fits Everett Richmond, OsRa.
loOsa.
lS78-Alpha S. Watts, Barnes City.
32-Ralph Waldo Reeves, Fremont.
22S6-Hollis Carey Moore, Rose Hill.
15SS-Arthur Ward Baker. What
Cheer. ....
1908 Charles Sam Higlin, Oskaloosa.
2S30--Chestcr Lee Wyman. Oska.
loosa. .....
2416--Carl MILFORD Hoover, Oska.
lOosa. ra .' -. Ns:F ..
1670-Chan Huff, Taintor. 20. -
223-Gerrt De Gous, Pella.
1292-Bernic Sparks, Oskaloosa.
2O17-William Riley Acton, Oska.
loosa.
144-Cornie Van Engelhoven. Leigh
ton.
1252-William Chalmer Shiek. Oska.
lOOSa.
53G-Frcd Dcitch Zelima, Mercer, o.
277--Grover Cleveland Cox. Lakon-
ia.
1991-Cornelius ]. Reus, New Sharon.
1S5-William Augustus Hudler,
Leighton.
l339-Edward James Lanphier,
Leighton.
232-Thomas DeWolf, Oskaloosa.
759-L. ]. Hoover, Bussey.
2175-Henry Sylvester Lee, Rose Hill.
10S0-Edson Merrill Heritage, OJ-
kaloosa.
20S7-James Harlan Carter, Lacey.
NCOi NIlhy muse I'LL.
696-Ezra Lane Gable, New Sharon.
1156-Jerome 3. Woods, Oskaloosa.
2304-Clarence Owen Tandy, Cedar.
2S59-Dingaman Gosselink, New Sha-
ron.
429-Erroll Stump, Givin.
714-John Adams, Bussey.
1368-George Andreas Esperson, Os.
kaloosa.
2432-Judson Mirth Covey, Beacon.
29l4-Hilton d. Bussett, Oskaloosa.
325-John Hol, Leighton.
2S70-John Young, Oskaloosa.
2608-Leslie Keith Patterson, New
Sharon.
2O99-Jacob Haines, Oskaloosa.
947-William Walter Hunt. Oska-
loosa.
2650-Floyd F. Pickerill, New Sharon.
177O-Henry Huston Prime, Oskaloosa.
450-John J. Sheldon, Oskaloosa.
2802-John Howard Sells, Oska-
loosa.
2O04-Charles AIlgood, New Sharon.
204--Otto Vermeer. Pella.
1493-George Phillips, New Sharon.
15S5-William Roy Weaver, Rose
Hill.
1S01-Charles Francis Sheahan, Os.
kaloosa
384-William Fl. Van Rocket, Leigh
ton.
l915-August Peterson, Oskaloosa.
l5S9-William Howard Brown, Rose
Hill.
2773-John A. Florence, New Sharon
264O-John c. Crippen, New Sharon.
l35S-John Walter LichtenheId, Os.
kaloosa.
l653-Samuel j. Cashier, Taintor
4S5-Ralph Phillips, Oskaloosa
Z3S6-Dick William Decker. Taintor,
SOl-Albert Roorda, Bussey.
4O9-Ernest Basil Noe. Giyin
799-Clell Plough, Beacon.
24l-Jerfass Albertus Van Liendon
Leighton.
l524-Andrew Ray Mckinney, Rose
Hill.
19O6-Clifford A. Stanton. Oskalooso
l96O-Carl A. Larson, OskaIoosa.
l599-Russell Kent, Rose Hill
6566-John Abbott Groves Rarnos
City.
2799-David A. Reynolds, Oska,ooso
273-David Henry Littlejohn, In.
konta.
oSS-Arthur M. Green, Oskaloosa.
2466-John De Boot, Beacon,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

'Eyerybody's good for something,
observes the New Sharon Star
thoughtfully, but lot of them never
seem to find out what it is"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

Read over the vandalism of the
retreating Hun in Northern France,
and see if it suggests any honest in
tentions in the latest peace propa-
ganda.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

1t is the concensus of opinion
that no man is capable Of taking care
OF mtor car until he has worn out
one
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

1t goes around in a circle-patri-
otism, less food. better health, more
patriotism.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

-Time-savers-the railroads. the
telegraph. the telephone, the wireless
and Herald Want Ads.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

Look out for . the. grapevine.
This is Saturday evening again. yau
know. r..r.. ...
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

-Gasless Sundays make Monday
mornings papers less CHASTITY.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

Buy Liberty Bonds to support
the Stars and Stripes.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

Washington, Oct. 15.-Kaiser Will
helm must step down from his power,
or his POWER must be curtailed, so
that he will be the merest figure head,
before Germany can have peace.
That is the basic meaning Of Presi'
dent Wilson's decision" with respect
to his reply for peace to the German
people.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

Nal Rose, Oskaloosa, la.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17
Abdicate or Be Removed.

lie can remove himself as the Gar
OF Russia did long before him, or be
removed such as monarchs have done
since.
Or he can be removed by the Ger
man people themselves who have be-
come tired of his God given" exer'
else of power to kill them at will.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-26

WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
ISSUED ~ TINE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT

Die llnterseidner fir @nr
SopiuaS Stamps iino nstn-
geno nnigeforoert, ibre Ginsofhpts-
gen 81 MAIDEN.
Rips Transfer & Storage Co. DC.
iorst llmsieben, 2asern, gerididrn,
Ginpafen, Seppid- Heinisen. Sffae
611 9. Gberrb Ct; Sci. ST. 654.
wv. s. S. PLEDGES ARE DUEi-"
- 9anft ariras-S pavmarfea.
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Wsn Grfe.sateatesscr.

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hunsen apiIGen HuBlolb unb Sapdn
lag Die Seth" nod friebliG i'm 9aFen
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Na1ts lire Weiterreile ongetretsn
bate. ipuroe lie auf Dem Meere BON Ell
ITEM iaponiY9en Stronger ~anss1alten,
s3pei japaniihe Sffi5iere uno le0s
Mann eridienen an 8oro Dss @plTTss
unb erfldrten, oab Der DumpTer Dem
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tan Der Beth" %enttparf nit feinen
2euten in eitbldnbif6er Spra9e, ron
Der natiirli9 Die Sopaner fein Wort
beritanben, in aGer @emiitbsruhe einen
ariessplan CUR 8efreiung felnes5abrz
3euges aus ben 0dnoen Der 5einoe.
Die japaniide 8eTaBuns beitano, ple
sefagt, aus 8 Yerfonen, pdbreno Die
Beth" Ietbit iber % banbfefte W3az
trpfen perfi9te. 0pn ben Soponern
befanoen ii9 Elm 0ffi5ier nno iehs
Mann auf Oed, ndbrenb Elm Sfi5ier
in elmer Sabine unter 0ed mar. Nuf
Elm sessbenes 3eiden fturste II6 Die
gan3e 8efaBung bes 96iffes auf Die.
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bic fsinbliden Matroien no6 einsm
tur5sn 6anDgemenee iiber 8orb. Der
cine Offi5ier fpuros 9efefelf. ipdbrsno
man ben anberen unter Oed in einfad)e
tier DeiI. oaburd uniddoli9 maete,
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f9lob. Na9psm bas ssideben mar,
nabm bic xBettD" ibren aurs aoh
Mlaoipoftot, mo ft moblbebalten NIT
ihr.n beiben Gefangenen eintraF.
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4as 1emtfAtba,ss IN Neepet.

@inen fpe{entlidsn 5aetor I'M Reus
pei Der inneren Mrbeit itent bic beutfhe
golonie. anopp $50 Mitslebtr sdhlt
bic beut11e golonie, dfein iie ipielt I'M
6anbelsleben Heapsls. namentlih in
ben Mbeberei. uno Banfbureaur, cine
Role. Die Oeutfden balten feft sus
fammen unb fe baben auh seIeafhdfts
lid ibre poiition kfeftist; fie iinb be-
fannt dls sflidtsttren, frebfam unb
bilfsbtreit, uno Darum baben tie auh
,unter ben Neapolitanern mpralll4e
Grpberuneen eemoht.
Die beutide Shule, beren Director
Grisbrid aleber iid allssmsiner N9s
tuns erfreut un0 an Der iieben 2shrsr
unb o1t 2ebrtrinnen pirten, Dirb aud
BON BEN Stalienern anerfannt. unb
unt.r ben ettpa 1870 mdnnlihen unb
peibIiden s30elingen, bic bort Inter
rift erbalsn, befinben iid 5oblreide
ainoer italieniiher @ltern. DIS cine
Muterantalt gilt bas Oeutide 9ofpiz
tai, beNen gbefar3t Or. aorl @rdIer
bieIem Moblfahrts Snititui elm abios
Tut mobernes Helief gsgeben bat. Gs
bietet ginbeimifden unb Jremben cine
3uflu9tsftdtte. unb Der Wfitinhaber
zines ipeltberiibmteu Wiener Cafes in
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dratlide g~ebanbIuns, 10 Grancs pro
Fao, potienten 3~tpsiter 8laiie 5ablen
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liffeit bnr1 itdnbi9e unb freiipiQiee
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1000 Marf erbdlt; allein Die Spferz
p%iligtsit Der Deutiden Reapsls pers
bent nab ai,Ben bin mebr 8eahtung,
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ftanten miiBten cine Sniitution for
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1as.n bss 2eibs 9ilfe unb 9simatb
bietet. sSH Neapel perfebrt man germ
nit ben DeutIHsn, tie baben ibr eieenes
Glubbaus, an benz audi Die Shmeiaer
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auf ben psri6isOeniten Bebieten, pie
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qtbanse2" 9err: rDi. ptrltn Iinb 70
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SO. 16-Son 5ouiton u. @nco abs. 7:05
$40. 41-&on acrrpile. mr. an
Sonltdaen ...... abeno5 $40
so. 43-@nn Aerrpiur tdsl. obos. 9.l5
30. 155-@on &erroiIe nnb Camp
STANLEY. tdal. ausaenonrmen
Sonutdg. Jemiidt. ..abeuos $50
abfahrt-
SO. t1-giah Corpus G6riiti.
Qonlton llno @nep porml. 9.25
9o.13-9a9 2oulton u.ailte abs. 1920
Ro. 15-Nah 9enebu .nadlnl. 1:25
DO. 42-glad &errpile. min an
an Sonntagen 800. nlras. I:45
re. 44-gtah 3errbtlIe. tdgl. ncbm. 4 so
40. 15G-Nah aerrpille mo Camp
Stanleb, 9entiidlter s3ug. taaz
lid. ausgen. Sonnta9 mras. T.30
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2. SO. 25-~aatb 6Iper" mprgens 1870
go. 6-8on 8aco uno Muffin
......... nahmittaas 4:45
go. 29-oaobt 2imiteo" oben6s 7:5a
@o. 1-~Serns Speeini" nbenos 9.5G
Gbfahrt-
go. 4-gof auitiu uno 8aco
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30. 30-1aatn 2imitco" .porni. 1000
s2o. 2-~Seros Special" Dorm. 500
/. go. 26-oaatn Slner nad 9oQas
uno Sort @ortb. .atcnSs 600.
2. SO. 26-Hnh ct, 0ouis NH
adnlas Gitn .a6enos $50
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S. A. & A. P.

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3o. 14-@on Souiton unD aiis
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