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The St. Mary banner., 1920-09-18
ENGINEERING CONTRACT MD
AGREEMENT.

WHEREAS THE TOWN OF FRANK :
LIN. La. acting through its GoVelmlhS :
lion Of liz duly appointed Citizens Nd
yisory Committee. desires to MAKE ceI
tain vital and necessary improvements
to the Water supply Of Franklin, alonG
with the other appurtenahces an"
pumping equipment thereto.
AND WHEREAS THE TOWN desires
TO retain Henry A. MaLtz, Consulting
Engineer. TO design. direct and super
wise said Improvements; ~,
NOW THEREFORE, THIS CONTRACT
AND AGREEMENT is entered into by
and between the Town of Franklin; as
party of the second part. hereinafter
called the Engineer"
THE TOWN AND THE ADVISORY
COMMITTEE contrmplates making ~ y
agreement with some recognized wen
Contractor for tn" test ana eNpiora
tion Of the underground water strata
with the view of development OF a
water supply in sufficient Quantities 70
meet the requirements OF the Health
Officer of the Town Of Franklin, and
the Louisiana State Board of Health.
for domestic and industrial uses
when a contract has been entered
into Tor the exploration of these under
xround strata, the engineer VIII be
present during these operations, anu
WIN aoy,s~ with the Contractor and the
Town. and with collect samples or the
sand or gravel formations. and samples
OF the waters encountered. SUBMITTING
same to the LOuisishn State Board OF
Health for analysis.
for the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty
Is25OO0) Dollars
II in the wisdom of the Town ON
cfals il is deemed wise to devel0p thls
supply which was ascertalned oS Lnt
the said Henry a. Mentz is to be re-
The St. Mary banner., 1920-09-18


HENin MA MA III urNrZ
l'y lil-Nkf - Nl'--> -
pal,,i,n iotrnducpd by f. \
l>oSo' ''.'o' ,orr4ed Nv Wilson
NckpraD. Jr, and adopted ~ lht
t,,Ii',n;, v.a and nav vote VIZ.
,p'l'" pI,I,oanr Wilson Me-
\ cas-. I. n. bout'iehN J.,
Lprall Jr, Jacob Anderson, j. f.
r,,st,Int Marvin Morris. Nays
.I "a ,.osoIntion hpinu As fol-
NONE a."
lows, tu-wIt:
,r. -, t.r,rlxlin is
nv htft"N' tIt " " ,,,i, n ~ ,.nnd
without ,5rii,In.. at this
Mnlri \, Il j matfrr Of tranSccnd-
liii'' 'i' ~, T.aith and vel
crt iitl"t ihhtt - 80 ."';i ,n,,.r md
fare OF NY" ctlHrhS - H"ti ,.i,i,
Tor TN Ih' ,Lt .,inb a sour,.,.
menl Of ~dld Town tiidl NuNl' q - nf
he lnc itt" ana an "TcHt",' XXI ,,
drunk r. "attt "t III f',rn'j.haJ tn me
tanned t.. t'l "''' 'l'n t,t. 'nJ
cliI"r!S .! Sai" '"IIi'li IN "..,,.,iu
I'M h"loH., fHat III "Fd'l 4" - - y tt. t'ii
Whether HF hpt S"rh SP"i'' - - ft
can i" i""!itd aI'" HoN''It'u ~ !, H.
10 n'.,',.ii,," ~ undrrtgk@ crrt.,tn expcr-
mrntaI WORK. lnCi""liI- ,.!r III ~
test wells ahn t,.e ttIriof nn,l,..i
a'NlSnfH 'l'-i -i,!,ri' ,t.,in nEIi-a-
t&i" tA' l'tE"i ii- - ~ ,rnnry
tI"n~ aho J.. tNP' il',ll 80 nd
necessary lot sal" i,"i f tbe
wv hcr"aS. II - ll' N'its' ,r,,,,,r
Mayor ahu li'e ~ lcil.oIT - I.,,t,l i,nrk
Council that such eHperlleHtu tt Nh
and tests Shouid ht uiluTI - ~, ~ t,it, " =,
out lufIhcF dtIaH anu IL ""rfr,l.t,
should y" GlNth !" t - H. 90, tb.
therefor ana pfoN!3loll l'"i, ~, -.
payment OF the expense liISui I'' 'i''
III. nov, lhtFcloie pG , Ga,,u
'ltesolNru ny me -id VI ,,Iili,, IL -
Cilmen Of the io"h oI ialii'
Mary Parish; LonlSlan"' III 80 p,.l l'i ,o,.,..
sion assem- htcd ioI lIt rtt -, NV.
nahoVt III l9r'h' "" !, ,r,,a.Iin he Ana
Mayor "I iht i,i i2m ii "i .n,mnw,,rad ana
he is hcby, authoilIeu, cip1M NV 80, "nG
directed 10 enter I'M" @ @",Ip ~ Ma,',,r
on behalf ana IN tHt hdtjt r',,I % ~ Eraii<
ana touit lliltH " tiN i:.rH iH H., ,art ;n>
lin written contracts W., tu'
and for the purposes aS lollo" 7, im NJ !"
u. y cohtTtlGt Nl'il @ s@hut - ,Ii,Io,,s
accorJa' ',% Mlun ~ ,he nnnv whirn is
ana sllfai"tioHHS "a ~ ,mada > nart here
hereto annexed ana hldlt F''' ~,
Of ana #nlch oald yoilti q t ~ tDalI n.
purpose OF putiihs "oNt q o,l,c. Of
ascertain. WhtlhtI ~ ~ i II,ot and
pure drInNlnS water rdil =, - Min
developed Tor tht oM ~ Il oI L,.,lad ,,P,in,
the tota expense Y" ~ Ill L,,ni,iin
said contract ny the IoW" ~ 5an 90
not 70 t>c"ed III itii Hu'ii tI.nry ~ ( Nrntz
y contract "!tii I,,i,,rtr " I'm
to act II tle cdpdt'! t,nI.iI,, ~ t IN thp
Sineer for thr loMh 81 a mmd'.rfakr1
eNperIm' n. a Work t9 "t 81 ~aIi ana
IN me pulllhE '|, ""M = - ,l',tivn I, ~ ascri-
in all other matters ,ei"'iHr ,ei"'i,,', ~ of S,,I,-
tdlnlnE NHe'hol ~ @ it't ~. :" ~ .on 10 a.
ply Oh Pt,r ~ W. W. rmrn of Franklin: the
VeIopeh ~ ~ - nnt tn axraad INC sum,
expense iti tt'i ~ ~ ,.,+;r,, IL u III
OF $2"o.'V. any ~ ,,iI Sarvires Tor
tnSlnetr IT E,ltijn ~ l'L'I ~ satd ranacity
the LOW " :, " ~, ~ xcaad sLa amount
loi = III tl,i' then in the event that said
stlpnlattn l'Gii ~ 80 f,rt fhat i
eAPtrlilt ~ I,i;,ii,;,,a watar can he
supply u nnl ~ u ,',i F,rnishtd ii the
iccaltu, "tN tia Tn"'n of E5rankIfn and
Z ttt
The St. Mary banner., 1920-09-18
Special Meeting :,
Town Council
Franklin, La, Sept. 10, 1920.

FfdnkllD, La, tCpt' -o'
The Honorable Town Councll met
IN special session this day, Mayor
Chas. Lauve presiding. with all mem
hers nf the Council present.
The Mayor explained that the oo-
iect of the meeting was To receive reg
nmmeodation Of the Special COMMIT.
tee appointed to take up the matter ol
nnre water. The following letter was
received from Mr.. James A. Peter
wan chairman of said committee, as
follows 1000
Franklin. La, Sept. ~, l92O.
no tho Honorable Mayor and Coun-
cilmen of the Town of Franklin.
Gentlemen: Co,,
mittee this morning, it was decided 10
raise sl75O 90 through the bank Win
note endorsed in sOlido by twenty
citizens, for the purpose OF employ ihS
an Engineer and contracting for the
boring of a test we'll 4x25O deep as
the first necessary step towards o.
tanning a supply of good water lot
the Town Of Franklin.
We recommend that your honor
able Body enter into the cohtrac''
enclosed herewith. subject to any
changes that you may think necessary
after having your attorney looh oEei
them Yours very truly,
J. A. PtTEkMAN,
Chairman.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-09-18

THTs AGREEMENT. made and en-
tered into on this the 10th day OF sep
temher. 1920 by and between sam y -
Olson of Houston, TtHaS' PAIN oWp w as
The contractor" and the Town ol
Franklin, Louisiana. party Of n. So.
ond part and hereinafter deSlehateo NJ
the Town
WITNESSETH:
OBJECT: The object of this c"ntraco CT
is to form an agreemehl ptt"ea r,tractnr
parties hereof whereby tht 49,, Ioli tiara
viii drill a test well and secure IneIg- te
from a sample Of water at eacn diitI,
ent water hearing stratum sa.n s,o,. -
being further described h"reimal ", IT.,
C0NTRACTOR FURNISH: The 'oh-
tractor agreed to furnish al necessary i
drilling equipment and appliances AZ
labor and supervision, fuel III laG' .a'
Contractor agrees 10 11rhlTh ahdr IN ~ may
ar exnense except as outlined herein
after and install test vel! as sci o"'
under caption Test Vel mn. r,,,,r
agrees to furnish location on Nl'l' !
the we'll is to be installed Sald Ipoh t.nn =.
TO be Of sufficient size to aunt ny
vantage. The Town further aIfeeF !"
furnish. free of cost to Contractor. al
necessary water while drilling SAY
TEST WELL: The test we'll Shal
be drilled to an approximate dePtl OF
two hundred fifty feet t2ooD ana d.
accurate log of the dlHefehl Sli@t'
kent. together with samples 81 sam
and gravel passed through. The Con, Con,
tractor must furnish this information
to the Towns Engineer and must sci
four-inch pipe and strainer and secure
a sample of water from such strata
as said engineer might direct
PURCHASE PRICE: The purchast
price for drilling this well shall be the
sum Of Fifteen Hundred l,ollars
isl5O0 0O0). The terms Of settlemeh
shall De cash on completion or th'
work. ..- ,,,, -,
COMMENCE OPERATIONS; The con
tractor agrees to commence operation:
on the work outlined in this aGreemth
within thirty days from date q SAM
and agrees to prosecute same dllISthtlA
until completed. , !,
THIS AGREEMENT is executed II
duplicate. each copy Of which hhail %
considered an original for all pqr
poser: one executed copy beng uciiH
cred to each party hereof.
In testimony whereof. the pdrlic
hereof have affixed their handS dI'
seals hereto on the date hrst aooE'
written.
SAM l.. OLSON.
TOWN OF FRANKLIN, -ot - ;N->-N
Oh As J.Al1N t.,
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06
Enormous Waste
In American Homes

Whether or not the American ma
tion realizes yet tSs connection be-
tween thrift and destiny is a question
During the war. 1t was a compare
lively easy matter to cut down our
list of luxuries. under the spur of
an actual need. Today, our progress
and power depend almost as much
upon thrift as upon production. We
rarely are able to see waste in our
own homes, but 1t ;s easy to see it
in the homes of our neighbors.
Take the evidence of waste in the
next back yard" says Miss Eunice
Akin of the Colorado Agricultural
College. aid multiply II by the
popuation of the United States. and
the relative Importance of thrift in
the nations destiny becomes appar-
ent. Municipal care of the waste
products is one of tie best ways to
solve the problem. flourishinP
periodical Is now published under
the name of the Waste Trade Journ-
al. It's popularity proves the fact
that the American people are awak-
ening to the fact that only in so far
as every man, women and child /"
terest themselves In the abolish
ment of waste. can they be classed as
genuinely patriotic"
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06
War On Barberry
To Be Continued
by
Jack
Wilson

The fight against the common bar
berry is to be continued this year
with more vigor than ever according
to DR.. F. E. Kempton. Pathologist in
charge of the campaign. DR.. Kem-
ton was a recent visitor at the Col
orado Agricultural College, Fort
Collins, where he conferred with the
local state leader in regard to plans
for the coming season. THE job
is only half done" he states, land
must be carried to a thorough COM
pletion il it is to be successful" :"
Lots of bushes were overlooked last
year and these must be located and
yemoved. Furthermore, many of
the bushes removed last year are
sprouting out from roots left in the
soil. A close watcn must be kept
for such sprouts or the work already
done will be lost. Most of the
bushes removed last year were in
the cities and towns is the state
ment of Professor ]. G. Leach of the
Colorado Barberry Department: ::
This year special attention is to be
given to the scattered bushes occur
ing in the rural districts. A few
bushes on isolated YARNS may be re-
sponsible for the loss of enormous
quantities of wheat m bad year
Everyone shall help the scouts in To-
eating and destroying the remain
ing bushes for the success of the
campaign depends upon the absolute
destruction of every one of these
rust spreading plants.
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06
BIGFoRD's TO MOVE

Mrs. C. E. Bigford will leave
Monday for Riverside, Calf, where
he family will resine. Mr.. Bigford
will remain here until about the first
NJ March before gong to Riverside
Mr.. and Mrs. Bigford are among the
pioneer settlers of Ordway, coming
here when Ordway was a mere ham
let and when things were wild and
woody" so to speak. That was about
the time Ordway Just commenced to
he of sufficient Importance to even
have name. Mrs. Bigford's father
G. E. Olmstead was postmaster here
number of years ago and until five
Years ago owned property here. Mr.
and Mrs. Olmstead nave resided at
Riverside for the past several years
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06
CORRECT TIME SOON

Whatever the time. daylight or
darkness. ordway will soon be in a
position to give it correct. There
are to be more than dozen Western
Union clocks placed in the business
houses, that many or more, business
firms having ordered these for m
stallation. and they are here.
The time will be given every hour
and its bum clock that would not
keep 1t correct that long.
j. l.. Cochran of the Western I'm
ion. of this city, viii install these
these clocks within the next few days.
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06
0old Back Home"
Says Frank Bahr

Weather in this part OF Colorado
is been so near the ideal for the
1T two months or more that II has
zen the subject of considerable
.mment and some might wonder
il is so balmy In other parts of
q country. Frank Bahr, shows
where he formerly lived. and he is
erefore more in love with Colorado
.iather than ever. He noted in his
ONE" paper story the headline
which reads.
Great clear cakes of ice are cut
ON Iowa river" And here is what
"a article says:
The ice this year IS the best that
IS been seen in Iowa Falls for many
,ars. II is perfectly clear and some
.kes are as much as thirty inches
thickness. 1t is believed that the
serage thickness of the ice that
rs been cut during the past three
aeks is twenty-four inches
The houses were filled to their
.paeity Tuesday morning. and sew
-al carloads of ice are to be cut for
wasa, after which the work would
/, completed in this city. Many of
he blocks OF ice that we're cut were
imost perfect cubes. measuring two
let in every direction. One of
iese cubes by actual weight tipped
he beam at 400 pounds. The ma
)rity of the cakes that were cut
Teigh between 300 and 400 pounds.
he cakes that measured 80 inches
n thickness were cut from the mar
ow points in the river cfanneI
Ice cut In this vicinity, Is consid-
,-ably thicker than that cut at most
'iaces In this section of the state.
!eports from Webster City. Hamp-
On. Alden and othe, places are that
he ice which they nad cut has been
bout 18 inches thick on the average.
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06
c. J. cLEvENGER DIES

Christopher ]. Cievenger. a resi-.
lent of the Arlington district. died
It his home on Thursday. of las,
veek. January %. after a. brief i'll.
tess. The funeral services were
aeld Saturday at the United Breth-
'rn church in Arlington and the body
vas brought to Ordway where in
ernment was made In the Valley
View cemetery.
NJ. Clevenger was past ST years
q age and had been resident of
his section " Colorado since
S97. He is survived by wife, and
Two daughters and seven sons.
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06
venerated Relic Lost.

The Black Rood was a relic brought
to Scotland by the wife of Malcolm
Canmore. and long held in extreme
venerntion by the Scots. 1t consisted
Of cross of gold. incloslng piece of
the true cross, set in an ebony figure
OF Christ. 1t was deposited with the
reenlia in Edinburgh castle. and cnr-
ried with them to England by Edward
I. and used by him to give increased
soleuunity to the oaths he exactcd from
the Scottish magnates. All trace Of
1t is now lost.
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06
PETRIE TO REMOVE HERE

w. c. Petrie. who mas been farm
ing northwest of Colorado Springs
for the past year. states that he will
remove to this county. and will To-
cate in Ordway. He says that the
land where he has been farming has
been sold and that all about is selling
80 fast that there is lite opportunity
of leasing place. He has farm
in the northwest part of this county
where he farmed for several years.
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06
"Immunity Bath"

In criminal trials, Immunity bath
means exemption from prosecution.
The expression was first used several
years ago, when several defendants in
a trust case were disc arGed by the
United States court on the ground that
they had gained personal Immunity by
furnishing the evidence upon which
the Indictments were based.
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06
WOMEN LIKE NICE INK

All women like good ink and they
like some good colors. so the New
Era has put in stock of individual
bottled ink in the green. red, purple.
and voilet. Now when you want an
ink of one of these colors. rememb-
er. 1t is quite the thing now to use
and this ink is the best.
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06
G. H. Sees Shadow
Says l. H. Stanley

There was very much of a Ques-
tion about whether or not the ground
hog saw his shadow Monday. But
l. H. Stanley states that 1t did.
He is SO positive of 1t that he is
looking for the usual long spell of
cold weather which follows under
these conditions. At any rate
there is some bad weather to be ex-
pected and II 1t is to come 1t had
better be now than later in the sea-
son.
Miss Lois Jackson of Pueblo who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed.
Tritt, left for her home Monday and
after short stay there she intends
to go to California.
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06
METHODIST CHURCH

II a. m. Communion service. DR..
C. w. Hancher will preach.
10 a. m. Sunday scfOOl.
$3.50 p. m. Epworth league.
1870 Saturday. February 7th.
second of quarterly conference.
F. w. cimlott. pastor
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06
KARvEL TO HAVE NEW AND
MODERN SCHOOL BUILDING

Karvel is to have a new school
building completed soon and 1t is to
be quite a modern building. The
structure is to be wired for elee-
tricity and current VIII be supplied
from a store plant near by. Dye &
Shaffer of this city went up there
this week to do the work OF wiring
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.

Estate of Mary C. Pleimanr, de-
ceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present them for adjustment to the
County Court of Crowley County,
Colorado. on the Sth day of March
A. d. 1920.
John Pleimann.
Executor.
Mast & Meikle, Attys.
First publication Jan. 30. 1920.
Last publication Feb. 90. 1920.
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06
sho-t courscs In wte.TraInins.

eve want wives who know how to
do things" say the yonDe North Afri-
cans WHO fought in Europe. Let us
have girls from Your hostel. Ana
then ,icv irr ,rsap0ninred because the
Missionaries cannct supply the de-
mani To sab=fy the waiting list oil
soldiers thc misaions Dlan 70 open
short courses in observation-disclosures
Outlook.
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06
OFFICE SIZE INK

The finest ink mace is 10 he had
at the New Era office. in either the
quart or pint sizes. The blue
black is doubtless of the very quail
ity YOU have been wanting.
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06
keen poorknohs Tiaht.

Doorknob screws often work out and
let the knob come OFF. This may bt
prevented by removing loose screws
covering them Wiz glue and screwini
them back y
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06

Use want ads and sell your SUI
plus stock.
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06

Adding machine paper at this
office.
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06

Typewriter. ribbons for all makes
mach;nes-at the New Fra
The Ordway new era., 1920-02-06

Scale books at thre office
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09

t1ren 6ewrnei9es iii al meoe msr SpI
lesraaoet % iniie Seittmnelie nrond
cnoc DC andre Hurfffr I 6eultilirgcu.
Tna Giiermiheagsmeoct iioiic 2oa,
tIeu Me'srai al "Sor E|rorcorccn" %.
Ipit oa bebaunlet. Setretrren blep in
~itr,ieret az i%orfatte en- Gcioilijpu amer
.lcnoenoe "Spr S~9orearoen" iom en-
SCREENING Ser FOREIGNER sort Siialo o.
uor Stettr neo at tesre Us ION NIeo.
Iemncr o. irembirIpe &c PaaI oeu bar
lar iio. On SnSbabeIie 'ra 0dliuoeruc
iii q. oeltaoe rnco benz I en- frIles Nors
g~esreiie urite CONNER. mootoaeS trco
Sat, o. Sc iont aatcr ar rere biem BEN
Sie ooforores I'll at beflutte 10 AZ oeutt
Anlehu,np.
Sio "a Steo for nri,e @eoc er opers
Iast til @eitpreIieu. Weo Neleipel AZ
6. Shorion % S~Iutnlup5taIe al Nors
mdnSen afllutteocS bette miuoeorroilc
Wpoe, Der barrie former ia III Ell nor
Nppel til Bort soil I'll Al b!i pen fine
giirner oa are l9 'cl0 ida man tan
have Rrait I'll at uorette npaet / Veroen.
TGrboo 30. Is. ser, ON iGu Setrctr=
rem lite ihlIoe ltae Del. ltanr hilot pad
6einc mco DC andre. hoooc hodo llcltnr
"a Snbplo nngnar. .olter 30 StS. porto
irit tilieuot. % ienoee MT no III auc
fem bar hetalt liue Iur5ocu4c. SC. iom
life bar betnIt mGrter iia al Aar9pens
gcnc ienocs iii Gle 3. 6.otu. @eluieu.
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Set Stoi Ill port SOILS %ojitor,c icnoe3
iii llnocrteancoe. 2eriom &c ION bar
bstalt. life ihlIoc iaa So9eu bcoe3 De
uAoerrette os ocronl, ion oil Oct Oil be
isSgct. 9. Z. enca!ocNt Setr,
Saereo Scarf, gilur>,>
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09
StaoalSla9et

SisSaIsIasets Narbcg til 1920 er M
llntommet. Sp9eu er Daftcrt ibltbret
oa i%nbbunoen. 9rntt pao beoite SIngs
"enamcleo" Yaptr.
SogenS Snobolb er IamIet al Spt=
munben % SetretGreu o. uonGpnte
Yeriprer, WeoIemmer al SigoaI5laee:
/ Sc 9otaliteter bpor 2daets 0teolem,,
mer CT tolrise, gilt / Sogen er origis
malt % nteset interesiant % 6iitoriift.
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Sigoal5 o9 Gggeoals s9t iom fulot /
anmpeu ber6prte / 9elgien % Sralts
rlge.
San ifriper Sacob Staar ON line
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De mango Sieoer ban bar fGroes / Cnz
tel Cams Sienslte / oper tbpe Nar. 9is
geleoes ON @ulbranS llIbere5 SeIras
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uprt Gags Serner lom beito9 / aampeu
% GpelHsleir. Ga peb at lGie oere3
esne Spifripelier o9 i~anpfrrbioc Sorz
telling tnn en- latte bpao aria CT. NJ
TORE 8ntter bar meb og 9it "pper The
top, tog Sanger % meo @a5maiteu for
Nn'igtet firmpeoe fpr .Stierncbauneret
o0 nanr hi lGier ON Solootcn nteo q
r%upipnnbct % grscet ga Ell inf Sra
uat iprGngte / hans NHrheb oa Sprupz
pen bleu fllo al Soro bier net Iad tn
helier at Sc bar life barlae for lit 2io
men at Sc bar FUN iprioe efter at aaa /
aampen % sisre lin Eli9t. git SC 9iprz
De mere cno lin &liat plies raar Ser /
@ogcn gives @ileoe al 6nns g. Epeten
og hans Seheiteb / Si8bal % ON bot5
SeItebebrifter iom ban bIeu Gret meo
Sgrestoriet for al Gen. %cribiu9. Eau.
tomuner Der iaa mai,ge peIitrcprc Snb>
lGg ira iau mango al 2a9ets Solt. Sin;
nerhiItorier, Sio9rdfier iom to9er IS
pnn beage Siber al 6npet baaoe III Co
sebal, arso5berreb % SigbaI og on
firing beriIaubct i5Ia1ot pore egre @pgz
oefolt.
9ogen i~uDebolber iaIt 1873 9ileSsr az
Yerioner. 6iem. @aarof. SGtre oa
fieuote Sieoer Siaeoer al SigoaIs N>
beroomsbiem, SIber9s os gggeoals
&irte meo mango al pore 6i%embpgoer5
Ieoeuoe DtGno.
Mcn ri tan life iuIo. b~eitripe 9oeen.
Zen ma lpie5 for fliIot 10 at pRrrs
iPites. @osen er for SalN al SiabaIs>
Id9et, er 276 Siber % toiter $3.50 OF
fan iudes peb az Ienoe iii Gaeets Sors
mano g. :. SraateIieu. Hotbiap. Rin,l.
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iaa go9en neh ar benocroc iia til Carl
3. Saeen beri gnen.
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Sfilemisicr.
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meo CIT g2ano iom life 6olot III este
90 aloroe b1ao iom ou0t oar moo henot
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