davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-15
Hope They Get a Fun House in The End

The Baptist church at Leoti will lose
its pastor because another church raised
the ante. The LeOti people refuse to
call the raise and will stay out and draw
another pastor-kansas Independent.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-15
Ivy Poor Not Now.

Married-November ., at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. Israel Il. Poor
and Miss Lolita Coin.-Sandusky Herald.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-15

No. Tulip. so far as we know. Mr..
Shutter of Boston isn't blind. Yes, its
possible he may be green. Petunia, will
you please shutter up
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-15

An ordinary mouse averages a run of
ten and a half miles a day.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-15

Unless the once famous Fatty Ar
buckle can break into the movies by
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-15

ihe Socidi NhlrfpoOi NJ lave oprinss.
Miss Ada Blaze was the slumber guest
of Miss Reba Highfll Wednesday night.
Gave Springs item.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-15
Mr.. Baldwin Has the Time of His Life

Frank Baldwin says he has been living
better the last few days than ever before
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-15
Thoughts For Mothers
Who Wish
To Safeguard Their Families

There is a simple, inexpensive way
that300, 000mothers have of providing
q safeguard against colds, coughs,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-15

Copyright by George Matthew Adams
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-15

| am not mistress of my skirt.
Chicago Evening Post.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1922-12-22

sressman Woodruff Of Michigan, Who
recently laid bare The gigantic war
frauds which Mt. Daugherty neglected
to prosecute.
Samuel Untermeyer, the liberal New
York lawyer. Is giving his services IN
the condnct OF the impeachment
hearings before the house. The rail-
way brotherhoOds and the American
Federation Of Labor are also support
ing the effort to remove from office
this unfit public servant.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1922-12-22
AMERICAN LEGION
AND UNION LABOR
TO PULL TOGETHER

Portland, Ore.-A better under
standing and closer cooperation be-
tween organized labor and the Amer
lean Legion in Portland is indicated
in report made to the Central La
Dor council Monday by d. Quesenber-
ry, delegate to the council from the
Sign Painters union, and also a men,
Der Of the executive board Of the Port
land legion post.
Quesenberry said that the legion
is most anxious to have a friendly
feeling existing between the groups,
and that labor unions are asked to
recommend to eligible members the
desirability of joining the legion. 1t
is realized that labor and the legion
have much in common and that con-
certed effort will work much good for
each of them.
The labor council took the initia-
tive which now appears to near con-
summation. Following recommended
tions from Samuel Gompers, the local
council opened negotiations with the
local legion post for an exchange of
fraternal delegates. The legion
quickly accepted the proposal and
suggested that the delegate selected
to represent the council would be
given special consideration at the
hands of the legion. In compliance
with the promise Mr.. Quesenberry,
representing labor, was elected last
week as a member Of the legion ex-
ecutive board. The movement is
gratifying to the members Of labor
unions and evidence is already at
hand that Misunderstanding of each
other are already disappearing. APP
prehension Of some unionists that the
legion might offer it's services in
strikebreaking activities is being dis
PEELED and legionnaires who feared
that union labor purposed opposing
the legion are learning that labor is
anxious to join with the legion in
matters for the comon good.-Oregon
Labor Press.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1922-12-22
TAXPAYERS MONEY
ILLEGALLY SPENT

Though the attorney general is un-
concerned because workers are I'M
justly imprisoned. he had plenty OF
time and cash to help the railroads
try TO break the shOpmen's strike. Ac-
cording to his expense account it took
81. 100000 OF the taxpayers money to
pay Mr.. Daugherty's private army OF
5000 armed deputies" sworn III to
guard" the railroads at the public ex-
pense. as wen as to buy gum shoes for
the host Of detectives sent out to
search n vain for serious crimes CON-
mitted by the striking shopmen. As
Congressman Keller has said and writ
ten "tlle use Of government money to
prosecute the shopmen or any other
group Of workers is grossly illegal and
expressly forbidden by the terms Of the
appropriation bill passed by congress. .
Equally Illegal Is the employment Of
an army OF deputy United States mar
shals. in the absence Of overt violence
beyond the control OF the local peace
authorities.
These matters and a hundred other
illegal and unconstitutional acts by the
attorney general are now charged
against that officer in the impeach.
ment proceedings now pending in the
house. The basis for impeachment
has been clearly stated by Congress-
man Keller In his recent articles.
The white wash" brush IS now being
used In order to save the attorney
generals front. Associated with Mr..
Keller in this public service is Con-
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1922-12-22
Ouch! Pain, Pain:
Rub Rheumatic,
Aching Joints

st. Jacobs OH stops any pain, and
rheumatism is pain only.
Not one case IN fifty requires inter
nal treatment. stop drugging! Rub
soothing, penetrating st. Jacobs Oil
right into your sole. stiff. aching joints
and relief comes instantly. st. Jacobs
Oil is harmless rheumatism Iiniment,
which never disappoints, and cannot
burn the skin.
Timber up! Quit complainingl Get
a small trail bottle of old, honest St.
Jacobs Oil at any drug store, and in
just a moment you'll be free from
rheumatic pain, soreness and stiffness.
Don't suffer! Relief awaits yen. st.
Jacobs Oil Is just as good for sciatica,
neuralgia, lumbago, backache, sprains,
adv
The Chilkat post., 1922-10-27

ng sers, "F" sec~ Vss de, le up9
 !]
The Chilkat post., 1922-10-27
BASKETBALL:

Monahan (Rost officer) Manager. Sgt. AndruskieWcz, Head Coach Pvt.Laxws1l, "E" Co. & VIZ"
  The Tea during the stellar   last seasons outfit THE STAR of the
  Buck efficiency the
  gotten active the Post
The Chilkat post., 1922-10-27

the Company Bowling Leagues the l922l92a last night With as soon get hang alleys look for of the losing Budwe1ser the Leagors owel1 of the Rustlere, in F copped sgtndy of the Aootchrs se~ juicers don't which it let the captains decide ups a roll it off for record last night:
The Chilkat post., 1922-10-27
HooTCHERS, 1881; Bu udwei sers, 117e. RUSTLERS, l247; Al-Stars, 1o90.

M ID <,
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About 80 inches wide. Fine sheer
quality. Such values viii be highly APP
preciated by the woman who is inter.
ested in doing spring sewing early.
This lustrous finish Flaxon will with
stand repeated Tubing. New, fresh
material. XIX ESs
Per Yard
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Moved by Commissioner Walker and
seconded by Commissioners Johnston and
carried that all members Of the Board
or County Commissioners who can at
January II do SO with the understanding
that their actual expenses will be paid
by the County.
journed till 9 A. NJ, January =
Board in session with all members
present except Commissioner Parkinson.
Moved by Commissioner Nicho1 and
seconded by Commissioner Walker and
to advertise for bids for Stationery and
Supplies for the Court House and have
Bids opened February 8, at 4 p. MI.
Miss Burr was called in to consult In
regard to the boys and girls club CON
Action on this was deferred until the
next meeting.
Moved by Commissioner Nichol,
seconded by Commissioner. Walker and
carried that the, deputy sheriff be allow
month and the Auditor be authorized to
draw his salary for that amount, .l.
On motion duly made and carried the
Board allowed a hail tax correction Of
$aS.15 on Sk .NWA, and Lots 2 and 8,
1875, belonging to J. A. Thorburn and
Stanley Thorburn.
The question Of selling tax sale certi-
fcates, was again considered with The
following result. > ~ : H. -..
Commissioner Walker offered the fol-
lowing. resolutions and moved their
BE TT RESOLVED: by this BOARD IF
County Commissioners that the Auditor
be authorized to sell at public or private
sale all tax, sale certificates held by the
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county at a rate not to exceed lie per
cent with the understanding that the
s per cent penalty is to follow the tax
BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED: that
this Board also confirms all previous
sales that have been made in conformity
to the provisions Of the above resolu-
The motion for the adoption Of the
above Resolutions was seconded by
Commissioner Nichol.. =
All Commissioners present voting Aye
on the above Resolutions the Chairman
declared them adopted.
a motion was made by Commissioners
walker, seconded by Commissioners John
ston and carried that tn 1920 seed and
feed lien No: 207 on the 81, 14-162-81.
until existing mortgages now standing
ahead of 1T could be enewe and have
same relied as 1t now stands on the
County records.
% On motion made and carried the Board
audited and approved the. following bills
for the month of January.
o. L.: Charnholm, Salt for grass
W 4. Meddaagh. Spikes for S'oo
Go. Dixon, Gas for road work. SO
sec. Arneson, Repairs fol,
r Tractor r 1z.2o
tractor $3.50
Antler City, Poor Report No. 1'4 ~
20 and No q ------ 241.54t
p lection registers, 2 ledger bin
ders, 2 sets index tags, ETC.. 156. so.
Knight Printing Co. Blanks, Ink,
N. v. Bell Tel. Co. tolls and ii'zs
rent for Dec. 1921, -..- 65.S8
Co. Warrant Book. filing en-
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fnr sanas tsnan WI 49, i. AIaAss
80. 49, 1910 Y w
WHEREA in the Indictment Of this
nsesssafy. sna q ISs asil ntsress of 4 this i
s,,r,aoss s q $500 49, unalnE Bonqs I9r US
,gaifa nb1Sg. IN $3.50 10y y II N iu,IssaL ally I
,an,s,t re- ~ 800 60. aSssgusnslys 81
Iarsl1sen aaeea9e "A eANes iaousah ~ Doi
-. s.
NOW, .TIEHEFORE,BE IT RESOLV-
10Y lne Board oI county Conlmis-
sIonsrs g ISuIIineau Gountys III the state
Pa erfNp fha gn pas ;s;a,s mat pursuant anti 70 saw Jaw
sfiom u saass " 1922 aL ,Ine.a3l5 SESSION
siam .s 49, =, H. i. Tia IN j. ] , ,aaa5 snrv
fbarafra HE sRna II n,.,eaa5 tan9ss'le and
do Issue 4he enintahIasI nnas ~ Ratfin-
sixty S9Tgh,s asysana no ynssles sso an aih ooa tb ba
nraceada ~ as,,ch hns5s ~ soVi M voo ,,sed FOR
the purpose 81. m and having the
said ~outsfanding Connfs Warrants and
I@3oI,ars asSn ooana oa1 !. said sI1 hanas to he he IN
d-epnm,insfiaa 81 a !, aslsI.,ossar5 naIT., re
Ts1 d 'a0s ~ hear .data Tebri,ayy 80,
1922. t. mature February 20, 1852. to
per cent Der .annun,s navable semi
ann,,aIlv On the oofh 5.y If Eehr,arv
and the o0tb dav Of Ams,,st each wear.
ne va he at tha = ttheNS. atio, 81 n Rank Of
Stats af nTinnasofa " S@' ~
s.,id hon9s +, he navahIa IN the mr.
chaser on Snrder and ~, ha
nnsae,,ti1e1s fro,, nna ~, * s;vtv 1s9S
inrI11 sisre ara 70 he dasian Isott;neay
County Ronds 81 1aaa
- .nu .Y, -, rp WEN.
ANp De e ~
LIlal .he propeT oIncers oL thIs County,,
tp.wts: me ehaiIInan oI~thIs b9ara LII
sits Sounlx Euuisor ne' anu me aie'
meteoy ausnoIlAea ano ,aIEec.ea % sn,
s M 5 s,'ih p Ply; Ia nesaa aho paope ~ thin
with Ihll TEEild1S uliuGE IiiC Sedl VI III
gounly. and Wnen SO eAeGuted 70 denver
sns sa.hs 70 ne CouIily IreaSuIer " oe
aeiiveIea py ni!n 20 stne purcIasei:
BE + FURTHER RESOLVED:
that ITh9each OF the hereinafter mention
ed years there shall be and is hereby as
Sessed and~levied upon all the taxable
property within the County of Bottineau
the following sums, to-wit: for each OF
the years 1922 to: 1925 inclusive the sum
of One Thousand Dollars (S1, 600. 00). n
for each Of the years 1927 to 1881 in
elusive, sum Of Eleven Thousand Dol
lars ($11, 000. 00), the same to be placed
in the Sinking Fund for the purpose of
retiring these bonds when due, n for
each of the ears 1922 to 1881 inclusive
the sum of Thirty-Six Hundred Dol
lars S3600. 00) to pay interest on the
said issue Of bonds. n the County
ed to include the above specified sums
needed to pay interest and principal of
the said bonds, in the tax 1evieS for
the years 1922 to 1881.
AND RE TT RESOLVED:
that the County Auditor he authorized
and Directed TO advertise for bids for the
said bonds each hid offered to be ac-
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ii In the County Judge

I&H% LMA @A0 AOMALy GM&#Ms5
Moved by Commissioners Johnston that
Ihe1.Clerk I'M the States Attorneys OF
fGe5ne paid by the CountyA q $4,000 per
month Motion withdrawn b AMI OF
" second.
Moved Nv Commissiner Nioho1,
seconded by Commissioner Walker and
carried that the Counfy's share of the
salary of the stenographer8in the States
Attorneys Office be fixed at $500 per
month. zassa#
Motion. made ana carried that the Of
nee of Glerko f the Court be allowed
100000 for clerk hire.
Moved by Commissioner Nichol,
seconded by Commissioner Walker and
carried that the St~enographer in the
County AgentOfhce be discontinued
for the present
Moved BY COMMISSIONER Nichol.
seconded by Commissioners walker and
carried that Henry Rue1le be continued
Sas Janitor, Custodian OF the Court House
g Grounds and mail carrier at $115.
90 per month.
Moved by Commissioner Parkinson
seconded by Commissioner Johnston and
carried that the Auditor he authorized
to draw salary warrants for the above
amounts at the end OF each month.
On motion of Commissioners Walker
seconded by Commissioner. Parkinson
and carried the following warrants Is
sued for six years and not called for,
We're advertised for cancellation.
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vote on Comrnissioner Kr0nnrey al per-
lnaaent Chairman and h vote carried.
Commissioners Kronarey took the chair
afld the frst business taken M was the
appointfnaentS of II superintendent of the
DE-. Greene of sWesthope Be re-appointed
to nll this position
Commissioners Johnston seconded the
notion Motion carried. ~ 9S s
Moved by Commissioner Nichol. SEQ
Eonded by Commissioned Johnston AM
CARRIED that the salary Of 4 superin.
AT. $4,000 per month.
Moved by Commissioner walker and
seconded by Commissioner Johnston and
carried that DR. Johnson and Wm.AdamS
be re-appointed on the Board of Insar-
Moved ~ Commissioner Nichol ana
and carried that the States Attorneys
Contingent Fund be left ais lit has been
carried for the last year at $4,000.
Moved by Commissioner Johnston,
seconded by Commissioners Michel and
carried that a contract be madeswith the
Sheriff to>beard the county prisoners at
Moved BY Commissioners Nichol,
seconded by Commissioner Parkinson
and carried that the Auditor be author
lied to draw salary warrants for County
Officials under the provisions OF Chapt-
er Ne. 81 of the 1921 Session Laws.
On motion made by Commissioners
err n carried the salaries of the office
help Of the Court House was fixed as
follows: N .a
Per Month
Deputy Auditor SI10. 90 III
-----.--- 95.09
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THURSDAY FEB 4, Is22


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TO- ~ HUI Au1l!an sMacns Add
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98c

Envelope ChemiEes
An attractive showing Of nainsook
garments in assorted styles. You'll
pay more elsewhere.
Each ssSs
.$I.OO
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ty Records.
Moved by Commissioner sKromery and
seconded by Commissioners Walker and
ed. $3.50 -
Ing offices, consulting with the states
Attorney and talking over road business
with To-. M. Nelson.
The following reports OF Offices check
ed We're turned in by Commissioners
Walker and
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Committee:
Ralph Walker p
e. M. Kromrey
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
Collections for Enc quarter, $4,000,
same turned over to County Treasurer
for Institute Fund as per receipts on
hand
Expenses for the End Quarter were
$500.
Committee
Ralph Walker
E. M. Kromrey
July I, 1921-Decempsr 81. 1921
Collections for sixfs) months,~-s st GO
Expenses for the six(s) months. s41.5s
All collections turned over to County
Treasurer as per receipts on hand.
Committee:
Ralph Walker
e. nj. Kromrey
On motion made and carried Board ad-
jonrned til 9 A NJ, Jan. g.: ,ooa
Board in session with all members
present.
The Board took up the question of the
best grading roads with the caterpillar
tractor: After going over all records
carefully with Frank Lonsbrough who
had been in charge of this work all
summer it was found that the 29k miles
of road built by the grading outfit cost
approximately 500 per. mile.
Indemnity bond from Deep School
District No. 81 signed by Paul Reslock,
Mike nelson, JOnn l. SkaT anu mans
Gulbranson was received and approved
to owe a lost School District Warrant
No, 2215 in the amount of 1921.
Application for refund of a money and
credits. tax of $3.50 was received from
the Farmers Security Bank al WASH
burn, N. D. Application was signed by
Joseph Underleak. Administrator of the
Estate of William F1anery, covering a
tax On a mortgage in the Village of Rus
sell. This tax had been certified to the
Auditors Office by Attorney General
Wm. LANCER as it was a legal tax at
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SHERIFF


"a g. e. M, Kromrey 4
r-'.- Ralph Walker
CLERK OF COURT .,% ~-4
Jan. 9Th, 1925.
We hereby certify that we have, this
day audited the books in the Clerk of
Courts Office, for the quarter ending
December 31st, 1921. And fnd that the
following amounts Of Money have been
turned over to the County Treasurer as
shown by his receipts for the same. The
Amount for October 1921 being SIS. so,
for November 1921, being $3.50, for
December 1921. being sos {. Making a
total OF $3.50. 80.
Committee:
Ralph Walker
e. M. Kromrey
COUNTY JUDGE
Fee collected and turned over to the
County Treasurer as per receipts ex-
hibited, as follows:
October, 1921 -.-...--.----...----------$45.00
November, 1921 .----...--.-.----.-.-.-- 22.00
December. 1891 -.---.------.-- IL 90
Total 90
Dated Bottineau, N. Oak. January s,
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&c

Unbleached Cotton Sheeting
II you need sheeting 1t will pay you
to investigate this value. Worth i
great deal more than i price.
Per yard *7
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.49c


Perfect Fitting Bandeaus
Made OF a good quality, flesh color
mesh material. Designed 70 lend a
modlsh slendernesst 70 women who are
stout at the waist.
Each
Csc
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Knit Bloomers

Women's knit boomers with elastic
at knees and waist. Regular 75c gar.
ment. ~
Pair
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-18
Gin femdtes @enrebtla.

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inc 8erliner Brauerei Elm nit 6la
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@altpirtbe1 beltent NOR. Das GuDr=
inert NOR berelts einige Meilen bon
Berlin entfernt, als es auf Der @bau6ee
einer auf Dem Mari4 besrifenen Sn=
fanterieabtbeiluns be9egnete. Balo
u%mbrdnoten Die Qeute ben 8iermagen,
benz elm Gntfommert aus bieie r @itua=
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GommarbeurN berarr unb befieblt einem
%unteroffi5ier uno bier Mann, an BEN
6ubruerf Mufitelung- 81 nebmen uno
ifreng gu p%erbinber,t, bnb @etrdnt se=
forbert ober perabrei6t niro. dig bic
Mbtbeilung poriiber if, i&liebt ii9 bag
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fdbrt meiter, benz Drte ieiner Beititn-
mung entgegen. Mlein faum eine
balbe Stunoe ipdter tommt eine'@aDal=
lerieabtbeilung beilelben Wegs; ibr melt
porous fpren9t Der &ittmeiiter. .Rut.
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raoe gum Srinten, 3err &ittmeiiter!!"
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al uno ruff ieinen langfam beranreiten=
ben Qeuter 3u: .Gseabron bait! Nbge=
1eHen! Ruti9er, geben sic jeoem Marn
cine 6laf1e, aber ie0em 1llr eine!!" -
SIN nd6iten Musenblid befaro ii@ bic
lei9te &eiterei i'm bi6teten panbee=
menqe unb nchm bic 8ierbatterien nit
tirmenber @anO. 5ea9 einigen Mi-
nuten murbe 9erednet. vMiepiel 1T
eetrunten2" eli Raften, Ser
&ittmeifer." Ma ia, alfo $50 SG5la-
Iben! Sd ba6te Mrs bod glei6; baf
tDieoer 0erf6ieoene nidt Bis ems odblen
t011nen!" 5pra6's, be5ablte benz Rut=
4ar 50 Dart unb yitt meter,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-18
Uabrplar Der Gttn-
tahnen.

Chicago q Northwes,ern
Srlid qebenb
10. SIG, Ed9li6, neue ginie, $50 moro.
Durb5ue na6 Sen .3millingSftdbten
urb benz Often
Count. aus9en, alte Qinte. .8.48more.
Ma6t Berbtn6ung bel Gaiota nod ben
3pillings ftdbten llnb In Manfato Sumo.
ION mad benz Siten.
10. 90
Bra@t (ausgenommen gonntae1
IL llbr Is morgenS
10. 5l4-,.
Tdglt9, 1lel1e 2inte. .22:: cGG nadm.
Sur651e nod ben 3millinsSidoten ure
sm Sften. r.
10. -24-
9dslid. alte Qinie. -. 1923 nadm
@eitlid gebeno
10. 517-
Edslid, rel1e 9inie. Los nadts.
0ur93ug bon ben 3mtllin3 Sitdoten urt
wm Giten.
10. l3-
Count. auseer, alte 2tnie. .7:42more.
Em93us nod @leepp Gpe, Mebmoob
jllls lnb Marfball.
Fdelid, alte einie. ..l:45 mittapf
10. 81
Tradt (a1ssenomnler @onntas)
ubr IS rodmittagS
10. 503--
1deli@, rleue 2inte. -. 200 mittaes.
Surd5uo bon belt 3millin9sitdoten urb
xm Often.
70. 23l
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Minueapolis 1ro ct. 2ouia
W3rblid Qehenb.

Retp l1l111 u. @t. Saul. sos morgers
rad ben Bpilinesitdbten LOG hadn't.
eofaler Gradt5ue. ~. .2:O5 1.@m.
Snbli6 eebenb.
rad @torrn Qafe. 1927 nadm.
eofaler Gradt3ug. Is. $50 morge,,S
Fem l1lm u. ct. Saul. 1856 dberbs
ane 3iee eeben tt9ltd ailsse1oni,
dsen @onntoaS.