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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-09

Why do the newspapers put
marriage licenses so near the
deaths? Are marriages so close
to deaths as that? AL. S.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-09
A SOLDIERS PRAYER.

BUCK TARRANT. Of the Rehabili.
tation School at Brookland, for men
disabled in the war, Is the author
OF this:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-09
AID.

why kill your wife?
Let us do your dirty work"
OHIO.
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e. hnEAREa n5ffrIfI -
HE Is oBSERvANT

store window:
LADIES CLOTHES :5eS OFF"
Now. why do men pay 80 much At.
tention to percentages: r.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-09

Adding all the names Of our friends in heaven
won't make the telephone book much thicker
Calling UP a place where you can't reverse the
charges takes all the romance out of the delay
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-09

II Thomas line isn't any quicker than the
existing systems. you time by letting
nature take it's course and delivering the mes
sage in person.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-09
THE HOSPITAL NURSES.

STUPID STEVE.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-10
HIS FRIENDS NOTICED !. |
BIG CHANGE m him
-'--Tvr'Tr.~a

breath. } couldn't eat what / want.
Fed and 10 ! ate. anything like cap-
hass ~ made me sich and J. would
t.tfsta ~ fer ssays afterwards. I,fe',
tired all .ihe t.ms and became 20
weak and nervous that 4 couldn',
rest st night. go, 49,. i.
IN spite Of all 4 did ] Kept get
ting wprse.. Then come Of my friends
tald. me. what TAnIae hwd done s,e
them 70 J bought y bottle. start
ed getting better before. i had flo
ished all Of he fret bottle and cv.
% my friends noticed my impreve.
ment and told me how much bett,-
] looked. All my rheumatism "
gone and lsEan now do my work. a.
the shops ~ we'll ~ any man there.
J eat anything ] want. evan cabbage,
and meyer have any more trouble.
have only taken five bottles OF Tau.
lac but feel as well as ever did.
! am q wall and happy man and l
hope my statement will help other
,pepola. who are suffering like I was
Taplac In sold In Logan b. the
CITY Drug com pany, and by leading
druggists everywhere. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-10
lS GROWING INDUSTRY

A new million dollar candy eom-
psny has been organised tn one Of
our large westeB citiSs.' 4 tastoiry
viii be built and the most improved
machinery installed. This WIN mean
another large payroll and many PEG.
pie empoyed, 80.
Not 40 many years ago the manu-
facture Of candy was minor in
dustry carried on ir hack room
somewhere, To-day IL is one OF the
most rapidly growing Industries In
the country and from socalled lux
ury II has developed into neces-
sary article OF diet There IL hard.
iy a grocery store worth the name
that does not carry high grade
stock OF candies not merely the old
bucket OF gum drops and jelly
beana--.but varied assortment of
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-10
H. =. tnvm ssavIeE ExiMINA,
TtON

Tho psttei States. Civil Service
Commission announces the examhr.
asioh. named below Ia he held at su
early date. Application blanks and
further Information may be obtsiu-
ed from the losa, secretary, boarA
Of Civil Service examiners, at the
post ONCE In this city: :
Forest and Fieid Clerk VIM
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-10

q.
against you according to the de-
mands Of the complaint which has
been filed with the clerk OF said
Court. This action is brought to re-
cover judgment dtssolving the bonds
o: matrimony heretofore and now
existing between you and the plain
tiff.
Dated. this 9th day Of July, 1920
l.. y. NELSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff
= q. Address. Arimo Block. Logan,
Utah. Adv-s-14
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-10
Fred Ball: Plaintiff,

Fred Bali: Plaintiff,
VS.. J..
Adells Ball. Defendant
The State.of Utah to the Said De-
PENDANT: ~
You are hereby summoned TO ap-
pear within twenty days after ser
vice OF this summons upon you. II
served within the county In which
this action is brought. otherwise
within thirty days after such service
and defend the above entitled ac-
ton. and in case OF your failure so
to do. judgment will be rendered
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-10

The marriage of Miss Salome Car
penter and Mr.. John Smith took
place on Wednesday of this week.
The ceremony was performed in the
Logpn temple and Immediately fol-
lowing wedding breakfast was
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-10

! g.. a. <-a<.i...
Miss Msriorse -Smtth .entortxiued
Thursday evening In honor of her
cousin Douglas Hudd or salt>Lake|
City. The affair was Q canyon party
and there we're twenty guests. The
young people were fchaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs George Smith and were
taken 10 the canyon on one Of Mr..
Smiths large trucks A regular
camp fire supper was served and the
evening spent In climbing. playing
games and toastfng marsh n1eIlows
and telling stories around the camp
fire; Those who participated in the
jolly evening were the Misses Alton
Ballard. Emily Griffin. Nan Rich
srds. Sybil Carbon. Norma Watkins,
lf,ite Hnlme, Mildred Thomas, Flor
ence Anderson. Messrs Douglas Bud,
John Carlisle, Kenneth Vaughan.
Budwin Fish, Merihin Fish, Preston
Nielsen. Cloef'more Crockett, the
chaperones and hostess.
= = o %
Mrs. Lucy Fuller OF Ogden was
la guest Of Mrs. Robert Anderson
Thursday. ~ ,.t.~,
J . 80 . -
Miss Alton Ballard is spending
1.-The week end with Miss rioreuee
Anderson, i:es = :
The regular monthly dinner Of
the Rotarians WAS held Thursday
evening at the Hotel Eccies The
trip to Atlantic City was reported
and. discussed.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ben Mtldrun OF
Ogden and Mr.. Carlisle Nibley and
Miss celia Smoot motored to Ideal
Beach for the July holiday.
Miss Emily Grim is spending the
week end with Miss Marjorie Smith.
At one of the most cbarmingly
arranged parties of the season Miss
Nora Eliason entertained last even
ing. The affair WAS given in honor
or Miss Anna Mclaughlin OF Berk-
ley. who Is her house guest and the
Misses Elsa and Helen Thompson.
lwho have recently returned. from
Poughkeepsie where they have been
ATTENDING school at Putnam hail,
and Miss Nora Eccles, who has just
returned from Los Angeles and Miss
Ellen Eccles who has been attend
ing school at Berkeley, Cal. Others
OF the party were the Misses Alton
odell, Bianch Bulge. Dorothy Shep-
ard and Jennie Hansen and Messrs
Wendell Bulge, George Eccles. Carl
Benson, Don Parkinson, Reuben
Whitney, Conrad Quincy. Wendell
THAN and Earnest Smoot. The house
was beautifully decorated with the
seasons flowers. Il profusion of ros-
es being effectively arranged, de
Ilicious buffet supper was served and
the evening spent in cards and dane
ing.
q y .
The marriage of Miss Salome Car
penter and Mr.. John Smith took
place on Wednesday of this week
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-10
SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE FIRST JUDICIAL DIS
TRlCT: OF THE STATE OF
UTAH, IN AND FOR THE CouN-
TY OF. CACHE.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-10

been withheld from public nee thru
lack Of workable iesislstiep,. The
west has won one victory. in it, fight
Fer Industrial development. - 81
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-10
AZ 1 o!C,It ! AZ. Il
: 80 <Hk x+>~e~~

Mr. and MIRA Otto Erlandsou Of
Payeon returpsd 10 -heis homo WED,
rcsday after q very p,sssas, stay 10
this city, the guests Of Attorney and
Mrs, : George, Q. Rich, L6..i:5
...rsis,, g. <.,tS ass., ;. +.
.. Mr. apd Mrs. Stephen. Hsilstope
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan .Needhern
and family spent Dyer. the July holi-
day at the Hatlstope camp in Logan
canyon. =. .t.st .an j,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-10

served NJ the home Of the bride for
the members OF the immediat fam.
lilies. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith win make
their home here.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-10

Mrs. Samuel Parkinson returned
TO her home in Franklin Thursday.
after spending seeral daye here with
her mother, Mrs Carpented.
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aOmiral Seniors
traituoae Worte.

Gem N0miral 8enIon, NorlIBer oe3
Limited Stute3 Sbipping9ooro", Der
crit filrilid ou5 iir bei0eSbeile gleit)
erireulide mo pieloeripreed)toe
Sdifiahrt5unternebmen 5rpiifen Der
SaulburQ Nmerifa 2inie uno ben
@arrimun &ntereIien g%utgebeiBcn
bat, qebilbrt 9nerfennmg fitr Die
frQftuoQen Morte. NIT 0enen er Den
namentIid) uon engliiher Seite gegel1
0es ioq. 2Sonesife Sd)iffabrtSgeIeb
gcrid)teten NngriiTen e~ntgegengetrc-
ten lit. 9ieieS 8eieB bat bel Ser brit
tiiheu uno o,ld) bel Der crit ourh
Sen &rieg groBge3iIfteten iopanllfcn
Gonflirren3 I'M Secfradt8eDerbe Dor
nehmIid) 0aourf InltoB erre8t, oar e3
umerifoniihe Mnaren, Die III an1crt.
foniiden Sahr5euaen beforoert lper-
SEN. Qcrpiiie Northeile einrdumt llno
ben .Shipping BOARD" ermodtlgt,
Qeqeu mIulltere NtdhenIfaften lei
tens an0erer ieeinhrenoer 9tatlonen
idurie MnBnobmen 5t ergrelfen. Us
thltt babel iiir uniere S6iiTabrt 1lft
mehr als cben oa5, mas Die brltllde
misunderstanding unO oie Ser
britiihen nuhgcbIloetc iapalliide
ihon INNER fiir Ole britiihe unO ia
particle Sdiiiobrt gethnn baben,
Ole britiide propaganda, Ole oar
oui objieIt, Den Ginoruf SIT ermedcn,
ais milBten ourd 0o3 &one5 2 @eIeB
ole Qljten 9e5iehunQen }piifen Den
&er. StQaten uno england geitort
peroeu. be}ejd)uct Ser Nontirol ais
cine yEcleioiguna fir icocn rOtlD6lii-
tjocu Amcrifnner." Gam fQhrt or
tort: u@cmiiic britiihe Eropnganoi-
item id)eiucn 0c9 @lauben2 ju lein0ab
Nmerilfa nod INNER cine cnglllde
GoIonie lei. IS iollte en0lih tIar &c.
mddlt mer0cn 0oB Sic Ser. Staaten
cine Der luid)tigen Secmdhte Ser
@clt mur0en uuO mir entld)lolIen Iilto
uniere Sdiiiabrt un0 unIercn @ans
0cl2perfchr IN merlfauIiden 6dbr.
3eltqcn Quireft SIT crbolten mo SIT
beihiiben geNen iCoe mo ollie 0}0d)tc
Ser Gr0e
.Nir beonipruden freicS Selo fir
nnicreu Ncttbclucrb nit anoereu pa
tionen nm Den @eltbunocl, ltn0 mir
meroen inns bcion0crcn &eihrdnfun-
Qcn ridt unterpcrien. @enn iolhc
8cidlr0nfumQcn peruriaht mer0en, 10
peroeu mir 0ieielben befdmpien, mo
mir hobeu bic VI itteL, iiecrfolg-
re d 81 bcr0mpfen."
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.Noroina hat bic bcitcn AnSiidtcm,

H. ~+EH
Ser nddIte GrGiioent Ser Der. Stod
ten III %uerOcu", id'reibt oic Netp Dor'
fer @odcnitriit ulhe Station.
,Warum2 Gic @eu eleien,
Dir llupabrheiten. Die G0uifrngcn
mo IPiBeriolge @ooOrop @illo12
ocrbiirqcn ieinc @ohI. llcberal I'M
@cIten berrldlt dllBerlter Gfel Dor Den
ad,t ,Sobreu oe$ @ilioni5mts - uto
I'M Citcn Qleihiaus. 0oa Sono
miitid)t lid, nm @ilion mluen al Der
0cmofrotiid)en |ortei ihaOlo5 SIT hal-
ten, piele 2eute, uamentlid) I'M Use
item, limo ilber5eugt, 0aB er tie ourd)
3errutb in Sen &rieg g%etricbcn, nadr
Dem err Iid) ielbIt auf Der Ylattform
,Se fept lt$ out Of mar" lpleoerge-
mQblt, llno Damn in 3ariS leine elge-
nen uno oeS Qanoes &rie9sioeole per
rothen hat. Sic piiien iebt, ooB Die
0etbeuerlrngen ser 6reibeit, sur Nuts
oebnuna Ser Gcmofratie, CUR Seellol'
aula oler ariege. ebenio unlpabr mo-
rem mic oie 9cbaltptung oaB Die 6ret'
bcitsbonos oie bette 8eloanlage III
ser g8elt ieieu. @ooOrop @llion ut
entlurpt poroen."
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Stcblcn Snraermclltcrs t9cbaiI.

aiJr5Iid lplIroe IN Die @iirgcrmei
ItercI III alcin- Stcinbcim, Naueru.
eingeboheu. Gic Giebe 0ifncten
oea 6enitcrlo0en, idll9cn ou3 Sen
tier Elm uao geInngteu in Die 9ll.
rcotrdlme oea Hntbauies, oic mo
9ena ME cine M}iiitcaci au@iaben
0dmtlide Sdrcibtiid)c mo Sdrdn
tie marcn erbroden Ger Snbolt, VT
ten mo &opicr ulti oen 9ooen ger
ltrclit mo o%crbrannt. Gas Gebalt
De" @itrgermeiitera, mcIfe5 er au
Nadnllttog erbaltcn bate, iolpie ct
mas 98eAiel8elo BON 3irfa zoe
Mari, lit ~geltobleu mor0cn. Nm Gai
lenltront mar ein @lafot nit Scr
3ul4riit; o@iitet Gllt fiir5 3lueitl
4fal Spartdflla" 81 ltieu.
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Sin ,iiiRcs" @ebcimuis.

Gin iiiBe5 @ebeimui3 blloete iii!
Staot mo Srci@ @orm2 lei. Sab
rem mo (og ote 6rage, parltm i'm
&ommunaIuerbano &orm@ oie @c
pobncr ain weniQittu Suffer bon
cams @Ciien crhoIteu. Nuumebr iii
man evlcm Observation-Disclosures AM
Gle spur actommcI. Cine game
@anot, ocreu Maupt tiue [iIndlcrio
mile III Ser GOnucrsbcrdcritrabt
mar, hat nit gei0Iihten ,3utcrtar
ten l%lnmcngen 3utcr be5ogeu NM
'ln Damn a0iarTenrrei" 'iir 2600-
$500 ginrf Der 3cntncr perfauit. i'm
9tonat Sill uncin 30 3tutucr
Ter Auiihrcr lit perhaftet. g.
irtebcn miro Ser 3udcrihpjn0c.
'ton iiber cin &ahr.
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Cine Die !Silfc Ser Der. Stnnte,t

fonnc Die 2iag Ser Nntionen uiht 3u
elmer Dirfiomen Ginridtung gentoft
lperoel, bebonptet Ser i~dme0jide Ere-
nrierminiiter Granting. @emib nifti
Die 2ida broudt sic &u9eno unO oa5
@el0 Der Ger. Stoaten sur 0alern0en
ltnterOritdunq Ser &oIfer, SIT 0eren
ltnter0rilfung lie ~ge9riinOet moroen
iii, Gle brouht uniere &llqen0 mo
unIer @elo 3ur tSiihrung ser &rie9e,
Die iie gu iilbreu BADEN miro, menn
Die Hbiiften Ser @riitoer u%errpirf.
Iidt mPrOen iollcr. 9o$ piIiet mir
Idngit. &remjerminiIter Nrontina
bate ms oaa pirflih nidlt crit nod
SIT iagen bruud,ett.
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Der reuublifamiidlc

lau0rltid in Utaine tit 0eu 0emofra
tiideu Wiodern nid't it)Iett IN Die
@ljc0er d%ciabrcn. Coup. Gor. Ser Dr.
mofratiid1c Nruitocntidait3 Gan
oi0at, hat ilu19 SEN Gorruptious
ion05, BEN or oeu N2pubIItoueru }uH.
Gorpurf mad1t. uou Si5,000.000 an
on4 Goptplte Ser 5um'ntc ecb0ht. Ger
|T1nncrl,dt CROP hat ebcn ttine
before GampaQue Ndm,tl0u.
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Der famoIc fcrr @crarS, cbeoem

9otidaiter an Ncrliner Noie un0 0ca
man, iolte cr lid BORT mieoer sci
gen iihcrlih nit Der @un0e-
peitih G aus G%eutidlIon0 binau3
COMPLIMENTARY miro, lit oenlofrutl-
idlcr Sdfelmeiiter 9~cporoen. So
iinOet 6err Cor ieOcn Gag ucte
6reunoe,
Die @abrbeit lit natiirlidl, 0u8
fem 9etrog 9roB gerllg lit, nm in
oieiem Sabre einem 0emofroten uno
Dem l%peiteren &er0erbcn Sen @eg ms
@eiBe @alt5 3lt piIalterr.
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Sine ,Srieoens" Yrup6e5eimnq.

IN Ser romiifen &nmmer bel
Ser &otifi3irung Oe5 5rieoenS-Ger-
TRACES BON ct. @ermain mad)te ser
Spreher ser io3ialoemotratiihen
6rattion, Gicotti, eine bemerfen5=
pertbe &orberioge, Die oer3eidnet
mer0en IoQ. Gr ia9te: Der @erth
oes &crtrnqe8 bon ct. 8ermain miro
ebenio bini0Qig meroeuL ME Ser Oe5
&~ertrage5 non &eriaiQe5, 0u in ne
niqen @oden sic Gintbeilrng zines
meIentlihen Ibellc3 BON gang euro
pa gang an0er5 at5ieben miro.
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gen ems auf &~aroing", ihreibt Ar'
thur brisbane im gtem Dort Anne.
ricau. Sic 6roge lit: @eIhe lrei.
ae5iae Seele mettet { Il :, obtte olc
qlrulg-tt 4uaiidt 81 BADEN, IS 3urild-
3ldefommen2 las $iiue 0e@ @abl
fampies lit Die ArieQ9Iigo Der Patio
men, Die pom Sen Der. Staoten ole
llnab6duaigfcit uchlnen muroe, Die
lie inn Sabre t776 geponnen, nm lie
elmer pom Gnglano controllIrten
Grippe ppn fren1ocn Hatlonen atajlt
lieicru. Gar 0a3 Golt Ser Der. Stnn-
ten ieine lluobbdngigfett nidt meg
itinmen miro, roruuI fam man
rlrhiu 1000, 600 - nitt nlui - &c
qcu ems mettcn."
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Let our object be, our Country, our
waole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God,
Gsey that country itself become q
vast and splendid monument, not
at oppression and terror, but Of wis.,
Com, of peace, and of liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
admiration forever. -
Daniel Webster.
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IN eincm @nnfte lit Oas cnturtcte

Tranfreih ms 0od) poron. Groufrejf)
lit Ser 2lnijd)t 0oB 0u5 0berhaupt Der
8egieruug I'M GoIlbeiib Ieiner qej F.
it g un0 f0rperIihe Ell &r0i.
te fem i0QtC. gSjr hnbcu ei11en y a b
ruIptifer i'm 8rdiioentennmte,
Der Die Stirn bat Ben total petnadl.
ldIigten boben &oiten peiter SIT be
flei0en uno Do0urh cine Qdrt5c Nn
ton Id1per SIT ihdojqen, uno mir ia
1et ga uno Nmeu 0o3ul SITS
G0eImutb o0er Sho5gc-
DuI02
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Iranfreid berIieBeu. lieBen ite riclige
Neerc56citdnoe 3uriif Die murocn
Damn GIT S6lell0erpreiien all 6ranf-
reid ucrfauit. Sect nil 6rantreih
iic tuie0cr mad ben Der. Staotcn per-
faufen un0 Sen Cribs CUR @e}ahhua1
cltes (bcilc5 Der ShuIoen ucrWcn-
ocn Die - bier unitaben fat. Ner
ioat nod Die @aujer ieien nId)t pod
cll05 Clltartet.
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acknowledgements aufs &ort
gIauben, oaB er nit ieluen @llfonl'
meHgriiBen uidlt fargen muroe, mstln
Die 9iirger 0eutider &erfunit lid lel.
uem @eiolge onidlieBen DolItcH. Or
hut IN Ohio @eIegenbeit gebabt, lire
Stimmen idldeen 81 IerHen. llno
er miro in oieIer @ahl nod meDr
nit 0eniel6en befdnnt mer0e1.
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SunmuniitcnhIntt aeht Gin.

Ter aaomuaniit" in Grnurt. Oa<
tommmjitid'e Earteiblatt iiir Wit
tel0Nut'hlauo. oa@ baIo Uod} iliner
8rilnoun0 1000 @eilcber hattt.
leht ipeseu itarfG Neirrrud9aulV
ininige Abflallen8 Ser fomuuuiiyi.
't2n @erpeanua in Ser Syopin5
@adieR uno S%hurirgen EN-
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llnamerifaniidl nnS - Snmm! d.

Iln0mcrifaniIdI nnO = DUNN! Dc
Ailemblp oes Staote5 9te1p port hot
pom nelle m0ie fabelbafte Gunmheit
~begangen, orei pieoergapdhIte lost
oliitiife Mitglie0er ou55ui6lieBen,
mornuf Oie onoeren MISREPRESENTATION
So3iaIiiten ireiDiuiq TIRE Site olti
goben. @urum orei Der @ieoerge-
lpdhIten allsgeitIoiien puroen unN
5Dei nift, obmohl lie qan5 oenielben
politlihen @rlnoi1ben huloi9en mno
Dies audi betoute1l, 8eht aus Ben Be
ridltcn ntft beruOr. Dit 8lin0beit
aeihlngen limo INNER sic, Die Ser
eigencn &ernidtltna 3uitreben.
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@olwerneltr Gor bat fitr3lih Sic
@emcrfung gemodlt, 4nterif1ner
oelttider A6funft, sic Iiir i'm Itin1-
men molten, iejan her3Iid nillfom
melt. ltno i'll AnitIuB ooron bat
cr pon idlperen llnredlt geiprohcn.
0a5 lonalen Hmcrifnncrn ociier 2lrt
5uaciigt por0en iei.
W}on fam q Dem Morlou'ihen
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uIn Gnrppa. hnnptiGdllidl

9eutlhIono ut0 9torpegen, hat iifl
pliienidaftli6e 5orItnirtbid)ait ais
lebr prattlih mo %gepinnreid) erlpie-
lem, idreibt Oie 9tem 2orf Zines in
eine4n &rtifeI il6er Den bier herriden.
Den Siefitun0 Oea tforItpeien@. 60
gar Die gtetp Yorf Stme2 ianQt nIio
lpicoer an, 3lt3uQeben, 0nB man pom
Geuti6Ion0 nod etlpo5 leruen
fanu.
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Her @oblfampf Idafft eius oelun.

gene Sitltntion nod Der anOeren -
lpdhren0 Gor ieiner Barter 8rabreoen
b0It, ifreibt SER @iIion feline Mte-
moiren, Inn Die mir i'm l,iht benei-
Den, mo nod Deniger SoIf)e 10 lie
ieieu molten.
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9aS Cabinet in 4raa Mil wieOer

einmal reitgnlren megen unllber-
min0lihen ltnitimmigfeiten inter ben
Wi!Hiitern. IiirTte nod otter porfout-
men. Gle Gideho- Sl0Uofei nit Der
Wietropolc an Der Woloau lit uldts
ais cine i'm ltmlinng perfIeinerte gtelt-
altsgo5c 0e5 alien p|0Iferbuaten Cop
ppla0lcrrcidc5.
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Ger reSet
nn0 mir InMIen

Gpr reOct nnS mir mliIen
0ns nod etpu 5peilnOpier5ig Sa6e
nit onboren, che mir ibn Die enogitI'
tigc Ant1port geben fonnen.
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Gjrid|bunm 2luftiun.

@eI ser our0 ole Strobcnbal.
&nlpettlou &orrad, @a0cn uor0t
loWmcncH &ertelluma Der alrjdle
an Oct <dnNtruBc tumcu rllieln,
&dlme am 240 uuo 26u Mart Il.
ltthtL. Us IWlrnt QLui uultHrlQ
lcbotcn. IL NlU - Wtmutrutullttel
ttH n.tt UpllIp mar rur itd) o0e
tbrt Ml;ptr en- &llGIu> III I'll crit,
utH. %t'ouGsra tm GptrlLuo tuur0,
oltlt S.tIQcru Qa.Wut uti NIrldetr
oerIulfcH '0t G|4tntrG.ptu btobaH
IL, all 0cu @>ltuac.pCcUtn trlIIcp.
ocnInlU ntd1i oneln olt Sroou;tn
ten. loa0cN dl.H Sic Mau'cr lirH
%'trbr0ltGcy j3std lcu1,i'Heu (ci
Yer StuI0.
@orOcr onrh &r,aicftu biroc
r1if,t.
Ter MaurUaIai &,lhClm Sdar
iolcl ans 3ltUlli@5auI.n bcl lhauU
boul,u. Der 0u - 0cienlber 1919
ityuc WlttiL i,Tnt ShwaIcrln mn
liu 2ltnluud0,ecu Qttrrri hat. mar
Al j. 81 u1m &o,s>Qrrjdt @auum
ita wrgtu N,orMs sur <aGtsnrat,
,~c~ur,yl;. 0aa iiettll uur0e uia Ia
ser HSJbt pan >ttutg,cH 0nsl Gl
ihje6cu po.llIredt.
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SeI,pbou , GUNNER 1913.


q u u { Y
.gora,nIteru", ieoeu 8iensta8, nno
.96roitern", ieOeu 6reItd9 9, porto
fret, beioe 8odenbldtter 3ulammen pro
3ahr fir 9o.OV
Toh europa uuo CANADA, ou5@
ThfieBIih gegeu @oran5be3abtun8,
bortofrei; beiOe Bo6euaus8aben
pro 4.U
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gri6eiut ieoeu 6reitdg.

e~,,-qusqeber: Gie Observation-Disclosures.
a6oIf gaubrtGn. Srdlloent.
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@eihdfts>2ofaI:
Rproferus 8ebauoe, 1913 Main StrdBe
ga Grohe, BI5.
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YIN beiten uno Iiheriten lit e. oos
Bel0 per y 0 It q ung tIFoHen
Orberl. Die Der Y%oitntetlter III Den gros
fteren Grtihdften au5ltelen tdnn' gu
dberienoen. @benio gut uno Ild)er nm
Ole grpreB Iun8e1t. nel@
DE bic Qaenten in allen GIpreB>1tattos
Ueu nusifeQen. 0eun man ous 0eio
Ser go{tan1petiung ooer per GrpreBan'
tpeiiitna ididt, lit IS uibt notbpen6l9,
ben betreffenten Brief regiltriren gu lnls
zen, tpenrt Die Qoreile oeltIif 9eldrleben
it. Qeot man ougegeu 8aargslo in Den
E3rief, r. IrH+, bieier ltet5 regiitrtrt fpers
Sci v1l 1i6er 3u iein, 0dB 0erlelbe rlbs
ts antommt. Sir @eloieuoungen IN
ctafahe1n 8riefberlhluIie iibernebmeu
mir teinerlei &erdntmortlihtett. SIN
8cQe BON &breBoerQnoerungen ber9ene
yIlan ia uiht, Die alte ebenlotuobl tute Die
meme Soitofftce %an3ugebeu, oenn lonIt
H5nr.n mir ben Nnnleu III Den 8n1ern
gar ui6t finben.
Itoueh ORDERS bilrfeu ntft, ME oas
p oft gei6ieht, aIs oermetntIidle Quit
tnna 5uriidbebnlten iperoen,
iou6eru iiub in ben grief,n bet3ns
te9en.
Gutttung erfoIgt nur bltrd Aerberun9
yes 9dtunts auf Dem GoreBitretfen.
Nan nore6ire einfah:
.Rorbtern". ga GruHe, gts.
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ga GrofIe, SEN "a. Septcmber 1920.
The Washington times., 1920-04-04
DALTON, BANDIT, DIES
POOR WITH BOOTS OFF"
Last Of the James Boys and Quan-
trells Guerill2s, Evangelist,
Suceumbs In Memphis.

MEMPHIS, April 4.-Kit Dalton.
the last survivor OF the famous Jesse
James band and the Quantrell guer-
rillas, will no longer be seen on the
streets OF Memphis clad In the uni
form OF a Confederate officer He
died late yesterday with his boots
off, penniless and at the age OF sew
enty-eight in a boarding house here.
Broken health accomplished what
Federal officers were unable TO do
during his seventeen years OF out
lawry.
The story OF Dalton's picturesque
life IL more thrilling than any work
OF fiction depicting bold robberies.
He started his role as bandit under
the leadership OF the James boys, TAX
ing part in the hold-up OF thirty-six
trains. eight stage coaches and the
robbery OF twenty-five banks. He
piled the same means to liveli-
hood with the Quantren guerillas and
the Bass gang OF Texas.
Dalton forsook banditry to become
a gambler In Memphis when the Fed
eral Government granted amnesty TO
all civil war raiders. Later he re-
formed and became an evangelist.