davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09

the palace Of the village had passed, but it
remained her castle. Jeff did her marketing.
She sat in the front window and peered into
the life about her of which she was not a
part.
One day the cook and the waitress and the
parlor maid waited upon her in a body Their
aspect was determined, though somewhat fear
full. The dread of this lonely woman was upon
them, but still weightier was the dread of the
lonely house.
"We'll be giving ye notice, ma am, this day."
said the cook firmly.
"You mean you want to leave me?" asked
Old Liz.
The cook and the waitress and the parlor
maid nodded
"'Tis too spooky fer us, ma'am," the cook
explained.
There was death watch tickin' in NV
room last night" said the waitress sullenlv.
"Theres steps on the stairs at night" said
the parlor maid, whose eyes were red "and
body can't Sleep"
There was no evidence of feeling in Old I,iz's
voice when she replied.
IL you want to CO." she said "vou NAV .s
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09

We'll go now. There's no need
of giving me notice"
They packed their bags and
left, and that night Old Liz was
alone with the spookiness. the
steps on the stairs and the tick
ing Of the death watch. That
night and thereafter she was
alone with them. The truth was
that If the cook and the wait
ress and the parlor maid hadn't
gone of their own accord Old
Liz would have had to dismiss
them very soon. She was ret-
ting so near to the end of her
resources that she almost could
reckon to the day the length Of
time she could remain in the
house on the hill,
The house itself carried as
pig a mortgage as the property
could bear. When the cash in
the bank was gone, even the
shadow Of Old Liz's dream
would be gone, too. Sometimes
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09

Y" HERE Is something furtive in the for
Torn aspect of the house on the hill--a
-A furtive watchfuness which became
part of the decrepit structure when its
graying paint was cleaning white, when the
Gingy gimcracks under the caves, on the inner
slope of the gables and over the porch, were
cheerfully, if dissonantly, green and red.
Although the blinds then were a glossy
green, instead of their present mildewed hue,
it seemed then, and it seems now, that the
house was peering through half-cosed lids
down the dusty length of Elm Street, ashamed
or afraid to meet wayfarers eye to eye but
nevertheless spying upon them, watching their
goings and comings and specializing upon them
within its cobwebby mind.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09

was generally one of three
or four seated around the
rickety table that served
him as a desk. None of
his visitors were clients.
They took turns in deal
ing five cards all around
and relieving Millard
thereby Of any change
be found upon his person
or of dubious I O US.
They called him Whit, and
sometimes when going
home to Liz at night, none
too steady on his feet,
made puns upon his mid
die name and snickered as
he passed.
At times Whit reached
home either violent or
tearfully self-pitiful. In
the former case he
stormed at Liz and Liz
stormed back. He told
her she was a milestone
around his neck, and she
told him it was a pity his
whiskers weren't there,
too, because then he could
wear q high collar and
they wouldn't show. Some
times he struck at her,
and once in a while anger
sobered him enough so
that a blow landed. He
always got as good as he
gave, however. The Betty
in his wife had been tried
out and the refined prod
uct was almost pure Liz.
1t wasn't so easy for Liz
when Whit became gran
diloquently sorrowful over
the downfall of Millard
Fillmore Whitcomb.
"Mos' promisin' of
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09

younger mems of bar in thish country.
hum'led by tn power e corporation. Far
seein' leshlator, able-minded, dil'gent for
peoples int'res', boun' t. go far in the path
he'd chosen t follow, tripped up an hog
tied by measly, sneakin, underhanded rail-
road corporation. Mos, mos b-b-bril"- but
at this stage of Whits inebriety he never
could compass "brillant," and unless he went
to sleep with his head on the kitchen table
before thinking of it, generally compromised
on 'promisin'," whereupon Liz would break
in with gusto.
''Most promisin' is right" she would saw.
promised the railroad you'd get the bill
through for $1,000 and then held out for
$4,000 till the whole thing came out; prom
ised to love and to cherish me an comes
home drunk every night an beat me; prom
ised to put me in the big white house on the
hill an wouldn't have roof over your head
only my poor dead father gave it to youw
Liz was accustomed to gloss over her own
obtuseness in the matter of the cottape a.
such moments and, entirely without irrever-
ence, lmpute the blame to her
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09

&oS
1t was not a pleasant life
which Liz and Whit led in the
cottage, and probably LIS was
less pleasant than Whit's. It
was less pleasant physically, at
any rate. Morally, she dwelt
upon a higher plane, being the
breadwinner Of the family. 1t
was the chickens and the pigs
and the vegetables which Liz
raised which kept over both
their heads the roof for which
she blamed her father.
Her hennery, her piggery
and her garden, while they cost
her the beauty that had made
her friendless and won her no
friends in return, yet provided
for their immediate needs both
as to food and cash. Month by
month and year by year Liz
grew more angular, more sat-
urnine. outwardly more hope
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
The Waning Influence
OF Whiskers

When Millard retired from public life he
suggested, also, that they retire from Daes-
borough. He felt, he said, that his individu-
atty would have wider scope, that his contri-
button to humanity would be more worthy, in
urban surroundings.
Liz put her foot down on that proposition.
She put it down not as Betty, but as Liz and
with an emphasis that was effective. Even
before her transformation to Liz was complete
she had begun to see through the whiskered
transparency that she had married. She did
not like the things she saw, and of them she
spoke with frankness when the question Of
moving from Dalesborough arose.
The only thing she was not frank about
and in this the Betty in her persisted-was her
real reason for wishing to stay in Dalesborough,
The Washington herald., 1922-02-05
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IREGgIRAToN IDENTIFICATION AND FINANCIAL AID

Areahve hid.wia
uhd
a. all
SAh o. hs Of
The Washington herald., 1922-02-05

It's Good Business, That's All
w OMEN we'll this policy Had those
Herald under pIan they would have had AND
esness Of others may be world
that doesn't protect you are street train automobile
YOU BE- car FEss % sIsh so an
you soa weeks you totally long
five weeks $5o times the price of The
Herald for
I1OW CAN The Herald do it? Ii doesn't seem possible?
III Well here's the answer-s simply good business policy
The Herald by securing these policies large quantity the
hected the premiums for the policies which The Herald
By other could Herald SO LOYAL
to The Herald low Moreover salesman working for salary
nearly effective loyal reader who voluntarily
In making this proposition readers The Herald p
Herald spend better advantage creating good will than
Star ps. its s rssd , 3rSsps ,Ss @ .ss MSn
.u.nes policy hat issued by The Washington
d 6 or G is not premium for thirty
continues SUBSCRIBE Tbe H5 as M he long
curing the nie OF the policy which
sb % M adp ao, s sd cost
The sole desire Herald the benefit
protection for which citizen has need
There is in Heralds .ub.crip-
lion because of additional service. =
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
By Mail, Postpaid, $500 Year
Tie maa6nloto11 ner
The Capitals Morning Newspaper
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
9irdenfpn5ert III Der Sutheriid)et1
Stride, Neiu tim, Wttatt.

@ie aus ser NnSei9e eritbtlt6.
finoet am Montas, ben 5. Stunt
obenos 1z2 8 ubr, tn Der Nutberl@
fden Stride eine setitlide Muiifanf<
fibruua {tatt. SIS lit eth 3niams
menba naeubes, sr0beres Wert, o1e
Gantate, u@oli 0eo Gloria bus
in l ga finbiser Dauer oargebote n
,peroen wirb. Brof. &aeppel=
CHICAGO hat bas @erf fomporiert
fir sic Ssrbelfeierlt6fetten innerbalb
ser a,1tb. @pnobolfon III erens uro Der
MiNouri<5 pnobe, bic auf ein so
idbrioes, beg. 7~5<idbrises 8eiteben
suriidbltden. Sn bunter 6eibe bie=
tet sic Gantate GbDre nnb Mrten
fiir ale Nrten BON @bDren biS gum
einfoden @inberlieb berab. 8eriidz
li6tist lit au9 ser Acapela<5 at.
BUR 8erteiluns s~elansenbe 9ertz
bidder ermDsliden bem 3ub0rer
eena1es 91odleien apler Der 2ieoer
l1no Gbbre, bte ~gelunsen meroen.
Gen Gbor bilbet ser @emii6te Gbor
ber ct. Ianls< @emeinoe, peritdrtt
hurd Stubenter beS 0r. Marttn
2utbcr College ouf nnsefdbr 60
@lieocr. 0te 2eitung liest ineoer
Sano BON ST. Neuter. @tntge
9iummern BON &inberdDren mirb
@err 2ebrer Git leiten, ipdbreno
Ste Srselbeslettuns SEER g. 9ntn
freunolihit iibcrnpmmen bat. Sir
1eduns Ser NuSlagen ioll etne
Stlberfollefte erlohen meroen.
'6reunoen geiitlider Muiif miro oteie
Iufflbrung iebr millfommen letn,
ou6 ipstl tie ein lelten,S @%retsntS
in unlerer Stobt btloet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02

The construction of two Bulkheads;
The construction of thirty-five in
takes; The re-flliing Of the trenches
and all work necessary for the compile
ton Of the ditch according to the plans
and specifications on file in the office
Of the County Auditor.
The Engineers estimated cost OF the
several items Of construction, including
material required is as follows:
Digging laying and: back-flling
$11,5s2.45; Tile $22,o39.So; Hauling,
$4,547.15; Bulkheads $4,000; In
takes 1898 so, making the Total Cost
Of CONSTRUCTION $38,802.9 80.
The work is located an average dis
lance Of six miles from Comfrey,
MINI. on the C.. & N. w. Railway,
and is accessible. W. good roads.
{. Bids are invited for the work as
one. Job, end also for any n or more
of the sections thereof, or any one
or more Of the construction jobs.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check made payable to the
County Auditor of Brown. County,
Minnesota, for not less than ten per
cent Of the amount bid No bid can
be entertained which exceeds by more
than thirty per cent the Engineers
estimated cost.
All bids received will be publicly
opened and read, and the contract
awarded to the lowest responsible
bidder.
The right to adjourn the letting Of
the contract to a time and place other
than noted herein, o. to reject any and
all bids is reserved.
For particulars regarding the work,
and for blank forms on which to sub
NIT bids, address Carl Case, Civil
Engineer in charge Of the work.
Dated at New Ulm, Minnesota, May
23rd, 1922.
LOUIS G. VOGEL,
County Auditor,
CARL P. VANDERBILT,
Clerk Of Court
H. POLKOW,
Chairman Of Co. Board.
CARL CASE, Engineer.
(SeaD
Adv. 21-2s.
IHLAraG 4lEHgE asNE&E%kE sZsY5AsS xNE*sYEsE
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
8lasmarm eeminnt i'm Sbergeri4t

0as Sberscriht bat bieier Gage
81 @uniten BON @omar0 @labman1
enti6teben, Ser am Is. Stunt 1921,
pdbrero CT in SET Nabtfe Garage ar
beitete, bonn 9onnenlti6 getroffen
murbe. @labnlom batte Nnipri6e
allf S6abenerlas untcr bem Nrbetter=
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bel oer Wfarp=
lanb Goiualtp Company geitellt, Die
iebo6 bon oteier @eieai6aft angefo6z
ten muroen. Ote ltaatltde Snbnltrtal
&ommiilton bate 81 9unlten bon
@labmam entidteben unb etne @ntz
1hdbiguns bon $13.33 neblt MnSla=
gen fiir Sic 3ett leiner NrbeitSnnfdbtgz
felt feit9eiebt. 9terauf erfolgte Be
rufung OH bas Sbergeri6t, baS iett
SIT @uniten bon @labmann entlbteoer
bat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
Son a11SndrtS molnte benz Sc.

Son a11spdrtS molrte benz Be
grdfbniis BON Jrau SoDn Soc ter, mel
DIES Counting u1tter 3ablrei9er Betet=
ligung itattfano, fnlgenoe bet: 9SenrppI
Goelter, Gselano, SC. o. SSobn Soc
{ter, 8isbee, sc. o.; Gran g. 9off=
mann, Mbite Biib, Mont.; 6ran g.
Bolitao, Minona; Serr l11o Jrau
Senrn &oelter, ct. Soul; Gbas.
Weroermarm, ct. Soul; 9err nrol
Tran s.. l3uelle, aamberton; Ser
nnb Trau S. g.. gel5f, 9leepn she
nno Mrnolo @ilbredt BON StepenSz
Dille, Mid.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
NOTICE OF LETTING CONTRACT
FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
COUNTY DITCH
NUMBER
STATE OF MINNESOTA

ILL x 4sMl
County Of Brown, IS.
or COUNTY AUDITOR.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That on the 18th. day of June, a. D..
1922, at 2 o'clock P. M, at the office
Of the County Auditor in the city Of
New Ulm, County Of Brown, State Of
Minnesota, the undersigned will sell
the job and let the contract for the
digging and the construction Of that
ditch known as County Ditch Number
40: established by the order of the
Board Of County Commissioners, Of
the. County Of Brown, State of Mime
sofa, made and filed on the 3Oth. day
of August 1920, to the lowest respon-
sible bidder or bidders.
That the approximate quantity Of
labor and materials necessary for the
construction of the tile drains is. as
follows:
8 1895 feet Of s inch tile, average
cut-4.6O feet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
ORDER FOR HEARING PROOFS
OF WILL.
EcTATE OF MINNESOTA.
County Of Brown, IS.
In Probate Court,

County of Brown, IS.
In Probate Court,
Special Term, May 31st, 1922.
In the matter of the estate of
Charles Boyer, deceased.
Whereas, an instrument in writing,
%purporting to be the last will and
testament of Charles Boyer, late Of
said. county, has been delivered to
this court;
And whereas, Sophia Boyer, has
filed herewith her petition, represent
ing among other things that said
Charles Boyer died in said county
on the 18th day of May, A. D. 1922,
testate and. that said petitioner IS
the executrix named in the said last
will and. testament, and praying that
said instrument may be admitted
to probate, and that letters testa-
mentary be. to her issued thereon;
It is Ordered, that the proofs Of
said instrument and the said petit
ton, be heard before this Court, at
the Probate office, in the Court
House, in the City. Of New Tin,
in said County, on. the 26th day Of
June A. D. 1922, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, when all concerned may app
pear and contest the probate Of said
instrument.
And it is further Ordered, that
public notice Of the time and place
of said hearing be given to all per-
sons interested, by publication of
this. order for three successive, weeks
previous to said day Of hearing in the
New Ulm Post, a weekly newspaper
printed and published at the city Of
New 5Ulm in said county.
Dated at New Ulm, Mimi, May
31st, A. d. 1922. .sS
By the court,
Vim. B. Mather,
Judge Of Probate.
lCourt seal)
Adv. 1924.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
9ie Hieibabn.
Sin balbes Sabrbnnbert ieit ibrer
G~ntitebung nerflpfen. !,

ty0 tS~uS n
gm 81. Mai 1871 spurbe Sic e.
pe Higibabn feierli9 er0ffnet uno
Oar1it cine betpurberungspuroige
gntuidelung Der Bebanfer, benen
aud fie ibre g%ntitebung nerbanft,
eingeleitet. gs 1T cine Hflidt,
mei11er1 Die 8asIer Mo1ridten nit
@edt, Der Mdnrer 3u gebenfen, De.
rem 8erf mir bel,te itauneno Iber-
fdaue1t. Mggenbad Q817-1899),
I'M tDabriten Gimme 6es @ortes Der
ugater Der 8ergbabnen,1 mar bon
@eburt gIidiier, betrabtete aber bic
5dnei5 nls feline eigentli9e. Sci
mat. Als er in ben ied3iger Sab
rem, bo1fommen l~nobbdngig BON
Mmertfaner Mnrib, Der Inn oiele
3eit an Der Mount 8aibington-
8abn ~arbettete, fir feline 8abn-
babnpldne tparb, fano er penig Ser
Itdnonis uno iogar BET Gadgenonen
biel Ropff9uttelr. Sour 9rofeHor
gulmar11 beitdrfte i'm in ieinem
Borbaben, 6as burh bte Mnregnng
BEG oamaligen @eneralfoniuls SIT,
auf ben Migi cine 8abnbabn gu
baren, &ihtung uno 3ieI beforn.
SSeBt crit iebte itd &iggenba6 NIT
MarIb III 8%erbin0ung.. Sn ourd-
aus ielbitdnoiger Mrbeit uno boz
bilolt6er @e6iegenbeit fiibrte er Sen
8au ieiner &igibabn bur9. Sbre
grfolge, al16 bie finan3ieuen re13-
ten Damn anerbings au9 Bic 5pe-
fulatton, mas Muspidie urb &id-
idldge int 8ergbabnbau CUR Solge
batte, aber 6efien I'M &err geiunoe
@nttDidlling auf bie Daller bod
nidt 3n bemmen bermo9te. &ig-
genbads 8eoeutung Iiegt nibt 11l1r.
1T ieiner eigenen Mrbeit, ion6ern
aud BARN, oab er einen fir ben
@ergbnbnbalt begeiiterten Mndpuds.
er5og, pie Mbt nnb Strub, sic bic
fit tire 2ebensarbeit entideioenoen
@inbride III Ser bon Miggenbn9 ge.
leiteten Moi9inenfabrif in Mural
erbielten. Mbt i6uf befanntlid Die
rn1 Inn bendnnte 5tufen3abnitan,.
&c, oie gegeniiber Der &tggenbabs
i6en 2eiter5aDnitattge groBe 8ortet-
1e batte nnb ~bestpegen nu6 III ben
goubabnbetrieb Der @ebirgsbabnen
eingefubrt peroen fon11te. Diefe
3abnltange bat tatid6lih bie Wet
erobert: in BEN Mlpen, in ben aar-
patben, I'M 4arit, i'm 2tbanon, III
Den Mn6en, IN SSn6ien SSapatL 5u6.
afrifa un6 Muitralien gibt es Mbt-
ide 8abnbabnen Mabe5u Elm gier-
teliabrbunoert berribte auf Sen
Bergbabnen Die DampfIofomotipe
unbelhrdnH, 6nnn begann td Die
eIeftriIde 2ofon1otipe bemerfbar gu
maben. DaB bieier &f I'M sc.
birge begam l1no bon bort in 6ie
@be11e nieberiteg, iFf notnirIlii1. Ser
eleftriiden 8ergbabns iduf Strnb
cine etnfade 8dbritange bic leit
ibrer G~iinfubr1l1tg BEL Der %SSungfraa>
babn INNER mebr Na6abmang fin.
BET. 50 finb @iggenbad, Mbt uno
Strub oie 9al1pttrager 6eS Sort
idritts I'M gergbabnbau; bod ber-
bienen aud nod manhe aroere sc.
1lannt al tper6en, ute 2o9er, Der
@rbauer Der BIS beute on &iibnbeit
Ser M%usfubrung uniibertroffenen
8ilotnsbabn, @uDer } 3e0er, Der
5bopfer 6er Sungfraltbabn uno ar1-
oere, Die aber ale In &iggenbadS
@erf nnr5eln. Dauernb miro Ieite
Rigibabn balteben als lebenotger
8eameiier 8ur @obe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
Sir Gpuntp Mnnalt,

Md6e hermit befannt, bob th
Ganoioot BIN fir baS Nmt be8 G6untp
MnmaltS nn0 erin6e 9ie freunolidit
nm Sbre 5timme nnb SIRE unter=
itltung IN Ser Hrimdrmabl am 10.
Stunt. Sd bin iebt Snbaber 0ieieS
MmteS nn6 babe felt metner Grnenz
nlrlg por ettpaS iiber 5pei Sabren dlleS
getan mas IN metnen &rdften ltano
nm. baSie[be IN nmft6tiger uno unz
parteiil6er Meiie gu %Deripalten.
%. 8. Gditein.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
stunoenplan Der gurni6nle bes
Stem ulmer gurnnereinS.

Vetu Ulnter I1tr10efetH9.
i. anabenflaTe, SITTER 6-1O Sabre,
Mittmo6 Ma6mittas 400 big
500.
gomstas gormittags 900 bis
1000.
2. &nabenflaHe, Sitter 10-l4 Sabre,
Wontag Ma6mitfag4:3O bis $50.
Donnerstag Na6mittag 400 beS
500.
86alinae, Sitter 14-18 Sabre,
Monta9 Nbenb 7:30 biS $50.
Treitag Nbenb 7:3O BIZ. $3.50.
MduncrflaHe BON 18 Sabre aufz
mdrtS
Dienstaq glbeno SIS bis 1000.
Nreitaa Nbeno $50 biS 1000.
Mlte 9errcnflaNe
Mittpo6 Abenb $50 bis $3.50.
i. Mdodenf aNe Sitter Gil Sabre,
DtenStag Ma6mittag 4 bis 5.
@amstag gormittas 10 bis11.
2. MabdenflaKe, Nlter 11-15 Sabre
DienStag Ma1mittag 5 bic 6.
Treitag Ma6mittag 4 bic $.
3. 0iiabaentiane, Alter 1918 SaE..:
Sabre.
Mittnod Nbenb 7:3O BIS $50.
gamStag Abenb 7:30 biS $50.
i. 9amentlaTe, Nnfdneer
Donnerstag Nbenb 7:30 Bis 500.
2. DnnaenfIaTe Boreeidritten
D~on1erstag Nberlo 500 bis 900.
Anton 0eibolb,
9urnlebrei
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
@pliti1de Mn5eige.

Made bier1nit befannt, bab ih mild
nm baS Mmt oeS Gonntp GommildrS
bes 2. &ommilidr DiitriftS beperbe
.nno erinde I'M Sbre nnterititnng
unb Sbre @timme tn Der Brimdrmabl
nm 10. Stunt.
Sobn &eim,
Conn Nlbin.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
NOTICE TO DRAINAGE cor
TRACTORS.
Office Of County Auditor. Brow,
County, Minnesota.

Notice is hereby given, That sealed
bids will be received. at the Office OF
the County Auditor of Brown County
at New Ulm, Minnesota, until 2 o'clock
p. NJ, June 18th, 1922 for the con
struction Of County Ditch No. 81,
located in Bashaw and Stately town
ships, Brown County, Minnesota
Said Construction involves:
The furnishing and placing the fol:
lor,nr +;1o ~ rrodo.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
Tim Musfunft sebeten.

!.
Wpm 9eutiden @eneralfpniulat
e1tle Netbe pm NerfDt1ett gez
fndt.
DaS Neut16e 9e1leralforll1llat, egtz
eago, $40 Nortb Wildtgam Sonlez
naro, btttet I'M 9efdn!ge W'tte1 at
iiber ben Berbleib Der fo%lgenben Ser
lo1en:
Anoerlon, &afl, Mngnlt, Serotnano
1lro Nt9aro, aneebltb ollie tn Gb'eago
nobnbaft, ge1udt bon Trall 9tloegaro
6ten1er, geb. N1oerlon. 3.
Nugufttn, Soba11r, aus SoDlfaot
BET Nnnaberg tn 9odien; l%ektebefanaz
ter Aufentbalt: S111aDa, y~eebraSfa. !,
BebrenS, &arl vs., geb. -. Aprtl
Ilo89 tn Gloag1en, 51leRf moDnDatt N
0selran Citation, Detroit, Nft1.slo2
Wtarplauo.
0tana5to G91natto), getname gStrf
ooer Wtrs, Soba1n, MrlIretger, leRfz
beta111lte Aorel1e: 81 N.pall1eo S1r.,
ebtca9o.
9auSnalo, Alfptr1, ooer oel1er Nt1z
Der, 9obn ooer aod,ter, tetf yran
Wenoel, l~eet1eta11nte 4orene: % Wfatz
ron Ylace, @btcago.
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3245 Walnut ctr, ebtca9o.
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geb. 9tloeorano. SeefDe1a1fter Anfz
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9oebnz ,Wtal 99netoermetlfer,
geo. ~: Oe6edhoer doyl, u @ieoe1z
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seoltW Wtooelz nao &iao1erIaor11an1
n1lo tn eDteago moDnbaft:
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tn Naga5. g@met5, Oetorattonsmaler
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berg. .sa,s,,s
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