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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-20
TWIN SONS OF FIRE ENGINE
DRIVER START BLAZE AT ELkO

The little twin sons of Fire Engine
Driver Talley, in order to see their
father come out of the fire house on
a run to a fire, thought they would
start a little blaze themselves Satur-
day afternoon, at Elko. They gath
cred a quantity of leaves and trash
that had been thrown from a yard in
to an alley. The fire was started and
had gained considerable Roadway,
when seen by Stanley Rigsby, who
lives across the street, and who i'm
mediately gave the alarm. The little
boys stayed long enough to see that
the fire wasn't going to be big
enough to call their daddy out, when
they raced down the alley, with Mrs.
Furnis in hot pursuit, but the boys
escaped, and probably this will be the
first intimation that Fire Driver Tai
ley will have that his boys wanted
to see him in action.-[Free Press.
All IIrpohoJdf Cot1pfy pawc Get IL
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-20
r,1I0N WATERS GO ON STRIKE
FOR INCREASE IN WAGES

As an evidence of the growth OF
the cit ,. Fallon experienced its first
strike this week when the walters
and mattresses in several of the res
taurants decided that their services
we're not rated at a sufficiently high
figure and walked out pending a raise
in wages to $3.50 per day.-IEagle.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-20

this spring in getting labor to keep
the project going. say the Elko Free
Press. He wants to finish the job
as it should have been completed last
year, but says that the men come and
go so rapidly that he really has three
gangs-one coming on, one working
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-20

and one quitting. Since last Friday
he has paid Of seventeen men VINO
concluded they wanted to quit. They
have no complaint to make Of their
treatment, but just say that they want
to travel and see some Of the coun-
try.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-20
JOSEPH CAMP DISPOSES
OF FERNLEY ENTERPRISE

Announcement of the sale Of the
Fernley Enterprise to Charles Dick
has been made by Joseph Camp, for
mer publisher, who arrived in Reno
with his two daughters, Miss Delight
Camp and Miss Edna Camp. Mr.
Camp has been identified with news
paper work in Nevada for more than
a quarter of a century, and expects
to embark in a new field shortly, the
exact location not being decided upon
at this time.-GJournal.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-20
WORKMEN HARD TO HOLD
on ROAD BUILDING JOB

Contractor Rooney, who is build
ing the state road between Elko n
Carlin. is having troubles of his own
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-20

FOR RENT-Furnished front bed
room; use of phone. IS w. Third
street. May20t3c
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-05-20

Select your tires ac-
cordin6 TO the roads
they have 70 travel:
In sandyor hillycountry.
wherever the going is apt
to be ~heavy-The U. S
Nobby.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-23

During the year 1920 this Company has expended $4,000 in
additions and betteen to the property The requirements of
of about $6O0O To protect against shortage of
filtered water during the months begin at
the construction of enmlOng gallon storage reservoir,
which will cost about $285OO0 This heavy Investment will
the public but will not add the of the
Company We should expend aso during the year 100000
for street main extensions.
The extensive bettermen planned will require additional
capital which must be secured the high interest rates prevail
ing only be secured upon showing of satisfactory
ings.
Every citizen directly interested in seeing this Water
Company keep abreast of the Cy splendid growth The Com
pan appreciates the important part must play the progress
present petition only such added required
able to maintain the high standard of service which has attend
ed it's operations.
The average increase asked of domestic only slight
increase per month.
We hopefully ask the cooperation of patrons In the mat
ter Of the pending petition. Very respectfully,
INDIANAPOLIS WATER COMPANY.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-23

the bank to be directed to Miss Henley 8
desk. He remarks impressively that he
didn't ask to see the stenographer. He
is then Informed that Miss Henley is next
in order to the president of the tnstitu-
ton and of course If he doesn't care to
do business with her it's all right to the
bank He swallows his traditional AMI
mostly toward the inferior sex and is
ushered into Miss Henley's desk.
The Importance. of her position rests
lightly on Miss Henley, who laughs and
jokes like human being" The dignity
of having a desk right next to the presi-
dent does not seem to impress her ma
terially, nor does the fact that she has
her name and position on a sign upon
her desk.
Ever since 1 was a little girl have
always wanted to be in a bank. There
was nothing. which seemed more wonder
full TO my imagination than to be part
of an Institution like a powerful bank.
I never thought that those dreams would
really come true. But when the oppor-
tunity came for me to really work In a
bank felt 1t was perfectly wonderful
thing"
Miss Henley, who has been with the
National City Bank for eight years, has
been acting in her present capacity for
over a year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-23
Women Efficient
in Banking Life
of Indianapolis
Miss Henley Holds DoWn job
of Assistant Cashier in Ma
tiOnaL City Bank.

Although women are doing most every
thing nowadays that would nave shocked
grandmother highly. it isn't every woman
who can claim the. distinction of hold
ing down the Job Of assistant cashier
in a national bank in a city as large
as Indianapolis But Miss Josephine
NJ. Henley is holding down" that Job
in the National City Bank, and judging
from all appearances seems to- be doing
1t very effectively and thoroughly.
A long time ago some self-appointed
authority gave out little law all OF
his own that men were the natural
matehmaticians and women the lam
guage students. However, Miss Henley
came along and upset all the nicely cal
culated tables OF statistics proving his
theory. With amazing aptitude she dis
cusses stocks, bonds. mortgages and
such intricate banking matters. AS far
as the adding is concerned she does
figures in interest with one ear on her
caller and the other on her work before
her.
Woman prejudiced man saunters into
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-23
VOLUNTEER AID
FOR CHEST DRIVE
Many Report for Service in
Community Effort.

Stirred by reports OF the wonderful
success Of the community fund drive
in Detroit, which reached a total Of ST.
10000 Saturday noon, the organization
work for Indianapolis Community Chest
drive which will start Monday Is now
going ahead at full speed. --.--4
Volunteers wanting to work on the
many teams which are being organized
under the supervision of the generals are
pouring in from all sides.
According to Charles Coffin, director
Of the drive, at least $50 people have
volunteered on their own initiative to
work. -Four generals, Fred Hoke, Will
liam J. Mooney. Robert Lieber and Henry
Campbell, met today at noon at the
Chamber Of Commerce to make final di-
vision and assignment In the team or
ganizations which are being built Up
under them. At a meeting Of the board
of directors of the Community Chest,
the appointment OF John Smith as gen
eraI and as q member OF the drive com.
mittee along with the other four gen.
erals was approved Mr.. Smith is eA
pected to meet with the other generals
at noon today.
WILL ACCEPT
ALL CONTRIBUTIONS.
Somehow or other the impression has
gotten out that the Community Chest
drive will be aimed at only those who
are able to give large amounts" says
William J. Mooney. one Of the generals,
at the meeting yesterday noon.
Eve will gladly receive a dime or any
amount Of money that any one wants to
give. The motto of the drive as has
been laid out by Mr.. Coffin. Is Help
FIJI the Community Chest This doesn't
mean you have to fill it by yourself We
want every one to consider that we want
their subscription.
Factories, workshops and office build
ings viii all be canvassed."
At the meeting yesterday it was
brought out that the Cadillac Motor Com
pany at Detroit gave $4,000 to the De-
troit Community Chest fund. A record
team in Detroit, which consisted Of five
business men, Canvassed thirty people on
Friday and secured $4,000.
Work in the speakers bureau, under
the leadership of Jesse Hanft, who is
assisted by Edward W. Hunter, business
manager Of the Advertising Club, is be-
ing rapidly put in shape.
SPEAKERS ASSIGNED
TO THEATERS.
FOur-minute speakers have been as
signed, starting tonight, to the following
theaters: Colonel. Park, Ohio, Rialtor
Circle, Keith's and Crystal.
Those who have peen assigned to duty
from those who have volunteered are
as follows: Albert Stump, V. E. Fields,
Fred Chance, Merle Sidener, Leo Ka-
minsky, Earl T. Hites, Grin Jessup, the
Rev. n. S. Sikterman, A. Lowell, J. +.
Raub, Dr. C. A. Rector, Alex Scott
C. G. Askin, J. NJ. Greenlee, Charles
Trask, A II. Weber. F. G. Braden, II.
A Hussman and Paul J. Mas.
An organization OF 150 Boy Scouts
starts tomorrow morning distributing
Community Chest posters over the city.
Merchants are urged to assist the boys
in getting these posters In the most con-
spieuous places possible.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-23
Wedding Cake Proves
Fatal to Grandmama

wAUKEGAN. Ill. Nov 23.-Wedding
following the wedding of her grandson,
Clarence R. Hilly and Elizabeth G. Dur
borrow, both of Lake Bluff, caused the
death Of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Kiam, 66
years old, at the home of her son, Fred
Hiny, e17 Prospect avenue, Lake Bluff,
Monday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-23
c., T. FL. & S. E. Road
Deal Is Reported On

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-Negotiations for
the sale of the Chicago, Terre Haute &
Southeastern Railroad 10 the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul Railroad, were re-
ported under way here today. The Chi
cago, Terre Haute & Southeastern Rail-
road is now in the hands Of receivers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-23
L. Year-Old Girls Leg
Given Value of $3.50

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Miss Lillian Tuck
er, Is, Waukegan, has been awarded $3.50
for the loss of her right leg, amputated
after the automobile in which she was
riding in Highland Park cOllided with
Northwestern train lastssRrings cnnS
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-23
CHoKEs TO DEATH ON CANDY.

MOUNT VERNON Nov. 23.-Gwen-
dolyn Henry, years old, choked to
death today when piece of candy lodged
in her throat
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-23
To The Patrons
of the
indianapolis Water Co.

The Indianapolis Water Company fled it's petition with
the Public Service Commission, asking for small increase IN
water rates.
The increase sought will amount to only few cents per
month to the average domestic but however slight will
affect all of customers and take this method OF
quanng patrons with the conditions which necesate an In
creased revenue to this Company.
The Indianapolis Water Company, public utility, OBJ
gated provide the City of Indianapolis its people and its
terprses with cency of pure for domestic industrial
and municipal It's duty extends not only to the In
danapos today but to the Indianapolis of tomorrow WELL
ing investment in pumping capacity filtration facilities and street
mains to safeguard the future of thriving and prosperous City
Upon the efficient unconng of this Company depends not only
the convenience of people, but also the protection of property
against fire and to degree the health of the community
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-23

The reasonable rate which utility is entitled charge
for its product that will meet the actual costs of operations
including protect the physical properties against de-
probation and reasonable return the fair value of the
properties used and useful in the enterprise The reasonable
return that utility should receive rate of return that will
induce capital to enter the busnehat will enable utility to
attract the additional capital needed for street main extensions
and other additions to the property.
The present schedule of rates allowed by the Public Serv
ice Commission gave this Company approximately $125OOO
annual increased This amount required provide
reasonable upon the property after meeting operating
expense based upon the experience of the year 1919
During the year 1920 however this Company encountered
the trend of which has wrought havoc with all
forms of domestic commercial and industrial enterprises
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-23

Other costs have aided in practically wpng out the total ad
dona to which the Commission found
titled During the year Company has been favored by a
vanageos coal and has not been compelled pay the
peak prices which have obtained during recent months When
will much higher
even able suitable coal at the prices established
by the Special Food and Fuel Commission.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-23
Increased Taxes

Not only have materials and labor advanced but State
County and City Taxes have risen unprecedented heights
The City, County and State Taxes of the Indian
apolis Water Company for the year 1920 will amour
to $24OOO against the of $l57, S97.49 for th'
year 1919
This marked increase in taxes exceeding 900 for the
could not have been anticipated by the Public Service Commission
in its order last fixing water rates.
We wish the public to appreciate this fact
that the Public Service Commission after
investigation allowed additional reve-
nues for the year in the amount of $125,OOO,
and unexpected increased taxes for the
year have absorbed over $4,000 of this
relief
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20

unnbrpeisbaren Bfliht banoelte. OH
Dem Sriege gegen DeutihIano aui'
fdBt uno beurtbeilt, geht aus einem
8rieTe berpor, ben Serr iSreo Wfees,
676 ct, CLAIR StroBe, Detroit, Dtifl..
Don einem gteffen aus Spencer erbdl.
ten bat uno in Dem e5 inter anoe'
rem beiBt:
I'D perI0nlid bin leioer allBer
Stan0e. cine oernrtiae Heugieroe 81
befrie6igen, surnnI Weuitlen ge8en'
ilber, Die nit 8onoen oes glutes an
unier tbeuresBoterlano gefniipft limo.
Die benz 8aterlnn0e trosoem Den
5reueio qebroden baben uno iogar
Die eigenen Sobne sur Rieoer3min.
quttg OelltihIanos ms 6elo ihidten.
@loubit on etpa bon mir einen Bet.
feIbrief 3u erbalteu, ser DID ltm Ell.
niae 9fun6 Cures Spedes bittct?
@in5iq uno oIlein hnrum. 6nB 9einc
Reuoier0e befrieoigt miro? 9tein,-
Iicber + ungern! @incr iOlhengit-
te baltic ih mid nid)t Iiir fdhia iolon,
oe if Elm Red)t oarnui beiiben min,
auf nleincn 0elitihen Nnnen itol5 5t
iein. Ger 8e0anfc. 0nB Eu Der Sobn
zines 9eutiden, gcgen oas Ioterlano
gefdmpft bait, lit ~mgebeller mo Der
0ient, offentlih, gebran0morft 81
perocn. Sd ifrieb Dies 8Ieid)iom
oils @crmGhtniB mcines @roBoater@
nieoer, iene5 bof)geiinnteu, eolen
WtonneS, Der elm 0eutifcr ourdl uuo
ourf gelpeien lit. Die uber. Die it'd
ienIeitS bcS C5cons in! 2anoe oe5
pcrfomnenIter Moterialtsmus beiin-
Den, forocre i'd hermit oitf, in SIM
iid)t allf ooS &oretnGbnte mid eiu
fitr aQemal aus ser &erpmlotenliitc
5u Itreiter, mas %meiuerieits bcreit5
crfolgt it,"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
Sonus miro ausbe,ablt.

@ie Staots , Shatmeiiter Senrn
Sobnion erfIqrt bat, meroen Die
9onuIie. 9onrgeIo, al Die tribe
rem Soloatcn, See 5olooten ulto
Watroien pom Stonte @iSconlin in
Ser 9~teibenfolge atsbe5ahlt merOeu,
in fueIder Die Nplpifotionpu bin.
tcrlegt Deroel. Gs miro gebofft,
oaB innerboIb Ser ndd)iten 3pei Mo.
nate Die 4~ua5nblltng Der 8onuIie ob.
gel6loiien iein miro. Die 9eboroc
fir Notwithstanding bot bereits
nit ser Iusfiillung ser Gbeds begon.
men, l,r0 es beiBt, ooB 10000 iolher
1befs Dem Staatsif)obmeiiter Sobn-
ion sur llnteriflrift jugegan9eu iinb.
Der StaatSidaBmeiiter erfldrte, oaB
CT tGglid) ettuo $500 Gbeds bon 8lt.
reau ocs 8eneralaoilttuntcn erbolter
babe, uno es niiroen mebr als 10000
GbefS am /. 0fdr5 ouSgeianot per.
BEN. &err Sobniou crfldrte. oab
etwa 10000 Gbeds oltsgefiilt tper.
Den m~iiiieu. moourf e5 notwithstanding
mGre, ooB fltr5 naf Witte IpriI ale
Bonnie alrsbe5ahlt iein piiroeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
Serb0tene ainberarbeit.
SnouitrieeOmmiiiOn madDt anf
bic geltcnosn Seitim
a%nfmerfiam.

Die @isconiinSuo Notwithstanding
erlGBt in 9e3ug nuf bic 9lnoerarbett
Die f%olgenoe 0ornung: Sinoer inter
II Sabren oiirien niht bei6aftigt
peroen, es lei oepn, Dab Tie flr lnuo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3ibefe tbatig limb, ODER
Dap Der 9lrbeitgeber sinen GrloubnIB-
id,ein bon Der Biscouiiu SnouItrie'
commiiiton ansgeiteat, bon Den bon
Inn beiddftigten Gin0ern oorge3ei9t
erbalten bat. Cine Berion i'm Staate
minoeItens bot Die YtahtbefugniB bon
Der 95n0uItriecommiliion erbalten. er'
lol,bpiblheinc aus3uIteaen. 8enn Elm
&tno ohne grIdubniBid)ein beihdItlgt
miro uno uerunglitdt, muB Der ar'
bcitgcbcr oeu oreifadcu 8etrog Der
iibliden Compensation beSablen. Ter
4rbeitgeber mllb 5mei Drittel Der
Compensation ~iibernebmen, Denn er
pcriifert 1T; lit err nid)t oerlit}ert,
muB or Die pole Compensation be3ab.
len. Gntidul0igtngen irgen61peld)er
Nrt tper0en nid,t berildlid)ttgt. Der
arbeitgeber muB iit) ilber3engen, oaB
Die pon ibm beid0itigten 4in0er ent'
me0er II Sabre alt lino o0er Grlalib'
niBideine bcIiben. g5 fomnlt oft Dor.
0aB Gin0cr un0 oeren gltern ben Ir'
beitgcber in'ofern tditihen, Dob lie ibr
Nlter. reip. odS alter ibrer 8tn0er
b0her angebcn, olS e3 WirfEih lit. GAS
Gilt nid)t ais GntIhuIoigung.
2Sn oen Ietten 3Dei Sabren BADEN
200 A%rbeitgeber bo0urd) 8roBe Ser
lutte erlitten, ooB lie ain0er in l(eber'
tretltng oc5 @eiebeS beid)dftigt bobcn.
0ieie @erluIte betraqen 6ie8eiammt
Iumme BON $4,000. Sic llebertre.
tunq oes 8eIcbc8 miro auBerOem nod
NIT $40 bis 500 bdtroft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
@iatise Yoftuaiiisang.
Yoitpadete mad, Scutihlano NIT 2ie'
besgaben miiiien Den Bermerf
s8lft gafase" trasen.

Som Observation-Disclosures IN
Waibington llt cine 8erfIgung, Die
Senoung Don YOitpafeten mad
3euti6Iano betreiieno, elngetrolfen.
lponod Don ieet ab ale oerartIgen
Gadete ben germert ~@ift Badage"
aufSigen muiien. Die Berlngung
loutet:
.ge3ugnebmen6 auf Sic inter
Dem 3itel ~0eutidllano" erlaliene
uno ouf Seite Z oes ~Yoital Cube"
georudte geroronung weroen bier
NIT Die Boitmeiiter belebrt, oarnuI
ST. ad)ten, ooB 8adete. Die Sad)en fllr
ben perIonIid]en 8ebroud Der, @m.
pfdnger in 9eutidlano entbalten uno
ais @eidenf peridnOt weroen. oelI
Bermerf r@ift Badages" (Siebesge-
benpadet) iopobl aui Dem llmiflag
ais ouf Der 3~oIlertl1rung entbalten
miiIien, nm Der oeutlden HegIerung
6ebiIfIifD gu ieiu, feit5ulteaen, mas
an &aufmnnnsgut uuo ~9tabrungS-
mitteln obne 2SnlporterlnubniB Der
Qeutiden Hegierung eingefiibrt mer-
cen bari. nQiebesgabenpudctc" limo
nid)t Den oeutihen Sulportlicenien
unterlporfen un0 iin0 nud fur3lld)
Don ieoen Ginflbr5ou entIaitet NOR.
0eu"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
ans ben Geriateu.
Tiitrifts L. 0eridlt.

6ran so. @r0ihner, 8ittpe bon
Jronf 8roihner. Der ais Rotorepcle.
YoIiSiit i'm Gienite Der Staot Dor
uno oeiien Woihine Dor etlpa 5mei
Sabren nit einem elettrifhen 2rud
Der 8uno grnuerei 5~uiammenitieB
nobel 8roihner Iein 9eben einbiiBte.
er6ielt am Rittrpc6 0afmtitag Dor
oen 8eifnorenen $4,000 Shaoen.
erins 3ugeiprodIen.
Gs lit bis jest Der sroBte Shaoen.
erias, Der in oieiem GountD fir ei.
nen llngliidsfua 6e5oblt tpuroe.
las llngIiid ereigucte iif an Der
ode Ser 3. un6 State StraBe. @roif)'
ner fubr meitlih an Der State StroBt
u1o nabe ser .@de Der 3. StraBe Itief
Der grauerei . Srud, Der nah Otter
unlbog. nit Dem Rotorcpele oes 20.
li5iiten 5uiammen.
Gin unternebmenoer Tbotograps
nahm gleif mad Dem lln9liid cir
Bib BON Ser ungli;dsicene ab, uni
oieies 9iIo bali Der ~flagcnOen Yartei
pieIe gin5elbeiten oes Sales auf3u.
tldren.
6rau @roifner mar burh Die
Anpdlte s 6. &igbee un0 OttoSdla.
bad ocrtreten, pabreno Die 8rauerei
Ole N0pofaten . Sirma 8orOon, 2un
& 8oroon engagirt bate.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
Surge StantHenisisiten.

GieuStog Nadlnrittog iubr scr
Grocer Wiliam @cuollue. 527 Goro
8. Strabe. al Der ga Groi'e StrnBc.
jiplidlen il. une Is. StraBt. in cine
Strabcnbahn . Gar hiuCiu. rpobci odS
Auto 0et grobten Shooen ~oapontrua.
- Ter Gouutp Sd,demeilter Gle
Nituoc erhieIt oIr Ntlttpod cincn
Gbed I'M 0etrn1e upu $t4S6600
peld>c sic GrbidnitHiteutr reproien
tlrt. pcIdle aut ou& non @aIloec Y.
Wontallie h~inttrluiicne &erm6gen
idllla mar. &on oitier Suntme err.
hIlt ona Gountu 712rc. Ser &eit sebt
an ocu Staat.
Die "a Groi'e Rubbtr QIius
60. bat lbr 9ttriebSfupitaI INT
pcrnlchrt .uno oaSieIbe be.
trGlt nun 81 100000. Gieie& Ter.
mcbrtc @ctrjcb%fopitol iidcrt cine
uoh aroberc au&0ebmlra olcier
Jest bcoeuteroeU Snouitric.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-20
Bonn Sooe a%bberuien.

Selnnb. Sm gltter bon SO Sabrcu
itarb nadl ldngerem Sied)tbum I'M
0auie leiner Gltcrn. &rn., uno 5rau
.. W. Scluno, 713 Weit Auenue
Siio, George Seluno an Hnelmolria.
Ger iunqe Wonn mar cine Heibe oe1l
,Sahren ais @ebilie i'm llrfunoen-
Regi'triranlte ongeiteat unb alid) als
@untor Uchilfe i'm 8eiddit BON
Seaelfe & aoblbaus. auBer Don
ieincu Gltern miro err BON elmer
Sdnpciter iibcrlebt. 3as 8egrahniB
fano geiterH NoAmittug aut benz
Caf 8rppe 5rie0hofe itoti.
2uurenee. Gin Opfer Ser Gun.
genentjiinoung puroe =. y. Gam
renee. 1873 Nor6 s. StraBe, Der fri,
here Mqeut Ser Nmericnr grpreb
COMPANY. ST.. 2a1urence periab bieien
Voiten % Sabre itno 500 lid crit
in 1908. OILS er onfing 81 trdnfeln,
ms Eripatleben 5uriid. Scim AIter
brad)tc er oltf rs Sabre. Or 3og iif)
bic Qunsenentsiinourg ain lesten
Greitag 5u uno ltnrb bereits am
Nontag Ibeno. Iie @itttpe, cine
9eb. Waru 8. &eB. uno 5pei Sobne
iiberleben i'm. 9as 8cardbniB mar
pripat.
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gum 9egrdbniiie bon SSobn $. BED,
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