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Evening star., 1939-10-07
Syracuse Is Paid
For Stolen Flower
Nv the Associated Press.

BY tbe ASSOclated Press.
SYRACUSE, N. Y.-Park Commits
sioner William A. Barry received an
anonymous letter containing 50
cents and an explanation that the
writer years ago had plucked a
geranium from park garden. I'm
balancing my spiritual ledger" the
letter said, land that geranium is
the only thing that keeps me from
being all square with the world"
Evening star., 1939-10-07

Editors note-FOr further in
formation about products de-
scribed here, write the Misses
Ducas and Gordon, 230 West
Forty first street, New York City,
and inclose stamped, self -ad-
dressed envelope.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-23
TENNIS TOURNEY
RULINGS LISTED
SEVEN PLAYERS HAVE REG.
ISTERED FOR MID WIN
TER EVENT

Seven tennis players have reg
istered for the Mid-Winter city
tennis tournament to be staged
by the Junior Chamber of Com
merce Feb. 1919, with a trophy
to be awarded the winner.
They are Ray Smith, Peter Va
rela, Carl Sawyer, Joe Pinder,
DR.. Fred Carbonell, Ignacio Car
bonell and Earl Johnson.
Rulings for the tournament
follow:
The matches in the Key West
Invitation Tournament are to be
decided by the best two of three
sets, except the semi-finals and
finals, which are to be decided by
the best three out of five sets.
The four rounds of tournament
take place as follows:
1st round-Feb. 12-Feb. ID.
End round-Feb. 15-Feb. II.
Bird round-Feb. Is.
Finals-Feb. 10.
l. All matches of any round
must be played within the time
designated for that round. If a
match is not played in the re-
quired time due to a disagree
ment between the competitors
about the playing date or time,
both players shall be considered
as defaulting. (Note: Any dis
agreement as aforementioned
must be reported to the Tennis
Committee at once, and it will
designate a date on which the
match must be played and whose
decision will be finalD
2. Appointments b e tw e n
players must be made at least
"a hours before playing time. If
a competitor does not appear at
the designated time, he shall be
defaulted, unless he has obtained
a reasonable excuse from a ma
jority of the Tennis Committee
previous to the time of the match.
3. Any court in the city may
be used for match purposes, ex-
cept for the semi-finals and
finals, to be decided. In the
event of q disagreement between
competitors about where their
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-23

(Till 7:30 p. m, Wednesday,
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight; Wednesday most
ly cloudy with occasional show
ers and colder; moderate south
erly winds, shifting to northwest
erly Wednesday and becoming
fresh at times.
Florida: Partly cloudy, scat
tered showers in central portion
and on the northeast coast to-
night, and in extreme south por-
ton Wednesday; colder in ex-
IRENE north portion, and slightly
warmer in West Palm Beach
County tonight; colder Wednes-
day.
Jacksonville to Florida SSaits
and East Gulf: Moderate to fresh
southerly winds, shifting to north
westerly over north portion to-
night and over south portion
Wednesday, and partly overcast
weather with scattered showers
tonight and over extreme south
portion Wednesday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-23
DELRAY BEACH
FIVE WILL PLAY
CONCHS FRIDAY
WILL BE IN NIGHTCAP OF
DOUBLEHEADER: SAILORS
MEET SEAFooD GRTLLERS
IN OPENER

Delray Beach High School five
will play Key West Conchs Fri
day night at the High School
gymnasium. The upStaters are
said to be sending a very strong
lineup for this contest, which is
another game of the high school
basketball conference of this dis
trict.
Delray squad will include Will
der, Davis, a.. Roth, forwards;
Smith and Turner, centers; B.
Roth, Walker and Carver, guards.
Manager and coach is jeff D.
Clark. The players are rated as
one of the strongest combina-
tons in this district and have
given many five a hard fight.
Locals will depend on the same
lineup they have used in recent
contests. c. Levin and E. Pin
der will be the forwards, Collins
will be center, and Stickney and
Schoneck or Matthews will be
the guards. Nelson and Soldano
are the reserves. Coach Hubble
ston has had the boys practicing
every afternoon and declares they
are ready for the invading five
The conference game viii be
the second affair of the double
header Friday night.
Opening contest will feature
U.S.S. Childs five and Seafood
Critters. Sailors won their frs
game in the Island City last night
by overwhelming US. Army out
fit. A victory for the Navy five
viii put that squad in a tie IoI
first place.
First game will get underway
at Ills o'clock sharp.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-23
NEWSBOYS in
WPA CONTEST
RAY DEMERITT TOOK FIRST
PLACE IN pApER-THRoW-
ING COMPETITION

Keen, enthusiastic and friend
ly competition was shown all
during the newsboys' paper
throwing qualifying contest held
by the WPA Recreation Depart
ment at Bayview Park Saturday
morning.
Each Saturday morning similar
events and qualifying contests in
paper throwing Will De held at
the park. Final contest to decide
city champion paper-thrower is
scheduled for February IL at the
same place.
Ray Demeritt, throwing a pa
per in a basket twice, took first
place Saturday. Bobby Sawyer
placed second, and Kermit Lew
in took third place.
Following boys took honors in
the bicycle races: Bobby Saw
yer, Earl Adams, Jr., Charles
Walker.
Relay teams: Ray Perez, Geo.
Lowe, Jack Solt.
Slow race: Bobby Sawyer, Joe
Roberts, Robert Albury, Chas.
Walker, Alfred Brost, Albert
Cash.
Passenger carrying: Bob by
Sawyer, Robert Albury, George
Lowe, Charles Pritchard, Harry
Lloyd, Joe Roberts.
Ride, run, ride: Bobby Sawyer,
George Lowe, Albert Cash, Chas.
Walker, -4Armando Perez, Jack
Solt.
Block. race: Bobby Sawyer,
Ray Perez, Harry Lloyd, George
Jensen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-23
NAVY WAIL0PED
ARMY TN SAILORS
OPENING CONTEST
SEAFOOD GRILL FIVE WON
EXHIBITION AFFAIR IN
NIGHTCAP OVER LIONS
CLUB


U.S.S. Childs five, making its
debut in Key West, defeated US.
Army last night at the High
School gymnasium, SO to 16.
Navy men simply walked
over the Army Mules during the
final quarter of play. Soldiers
put up a hard fight in the first
and third quarters.
Army was minus one of its
star players, White, who is on
furlough.
Sterlieb was the star player
and scorer for the men who sail
the high seas. He sank seven
baskets fer a total of IA points.
Plum was next with five field
goals and one free throw. Rest
of the five played outstanding
and showed it will be a deciding
factor in the league race.
Maris of the Mules was the
leading scorer of that team. He
sank three baskets. Sommers re-
corded two field goals.
Score by quarters: Total
Army l-------- 4 z 3 Q 16
Navy -.----.-.--------- z 10 3 10 SO
Personal fouls: Nodine 2, Eth
ridge 4, Sterllieb 3, McKowa 3,
Pflum 3, Gilmore 2, Duffy, New
by, Sommers, MariS; free throws
missed: Newly 3, Maris 4, Som
mers, Sterlieb, Walsh 2, McKown
2, Gilmore, Duffy; field goals
Sterheb z, Plum S, Brister l, Gil
more 2, Jackson /, Maris 3, Som
mers 2, Newly l, Ethridge l
free throws made: McKown /
Brister /, Pflum l, Duffy l, Som
mers l, Ethridge /.
Park Tigers failed to show uE
for their scheduled game, and
therefore an exhibition affair was
played between Seafood Grill ano
Lions Club in the nightcap.
Seafooders won, Al to Ii.
High scorer was J. v. Woodsor
with seven field goals. Wickers
Domenech and Joe Pinder each
sank four baskets. Wickers sue
cessfully sank two free throws.
Score by quarters: Total
Seafood Grill - 5 IL 16 g. Al
| Lions Club $500 2 0 8 g. Ii
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-23

match shall be played, the match
shall be played as decided by the
Tennis Committee.
4. Members of the Key West
Tennis Association are requested
to leave the court Immediately
when a tournament match is
ready to be played.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-23
SOME FREIGHT TRAIN

NEW YORK-Imagine a freight
train more than 100000 miles
long, nine times the circum-
ference of the earth, and covering
nearly every mile of track that
has been laid in the United
States This immense train load
would be the result of coupling
all the 30.200.000 car loads of
freight during 1888, and would
require thousands of locomotives,
adding countless miles to the
imaginary train. to pull it
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-23
TIGERS FORFEIT
LEAGUE CONTEST

Failure of Park Tigers to show
up for their scheduled game last
night at the High School gym
nasium resulted in the decision
| to drop that five from Island City
! Basketball League play.
However, later il was decided
live the. Tigers another chance
Eydeelare the game forfeited.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-23
KEEPS RECORD OF GAMES

DECATUR, Il.-Charles Conl<-
lin of this city has kept a record
of 100000 games of Garfield soli-
taire which he has played in the
last 40 years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-23
One Shot Enough

Couldn't the villain shoot him
self in the final scene, instead of
taking poison?" asked the pro-
Queer.
why ?" said the author.
THE audience win need wax
ing up so that they can go
home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-23
SPANISH INSTRUCTION

BENILDES REMOND, Ph.D., In
structor. Graduate of Havana,
Cuba, University. Private les
sons. For particulars, apply
ll12 Varela street.
tues thurs If
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
sseaaasasasssssssssssss
PERSONAL FOR SALE
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-1931 Cadillac con-
vertible Coupe. Good condi-
ton, new top and battery.
Brand new tires. No reasonable
offer refused. D. A. McElduff,
Navy Yard, phone 867-J.
jan21-8t
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AEEN OLD AT 40l GET PEP.
mEIV New Ostrex Tonic Tab
lets contain raw oyster invigo-
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One dose starts new pep. Value
$1.00. Special price 89c. Call,
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CORNER LOT, 50x10O feet. Cor
ner 5th and Staple Avenue.
Apply Box d. The Citizen.
nov2-tf

FOR SALE-Lot, 48'x50', corner
Duval and Louisa streets; two
lots, corner Bertha street and
Roosevelt Boulevard; two lots
on Pine Key, 100'x100, good
location. Apply 1912 Olivia
street. decl4-S
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ROOMS with or without board.
Sunny and cool. 419 Southland
street. jana limo
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FURNISH HE'D APARTMENT,
centrally located, all modern
conveniences. Apply $40 Duval
street. dec16-s
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HOTELS

BRING YOUR VISITING friends
in need Of a good nights rest To-
OVERSEAS HOTEL. Clear
rooms, innerspring mattresseA
Under new management 911
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FOR SALE lots. each 50xl00'.
Run from Washington 20 Won
Phister street. $1,000. APP
ply Rear 1877 Petronia street.
aug9-tfs
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NEW YEARS LOVE
The characters
BY ANGELA Loy;den

Noel Marcnand. q beautiful
young actress.
Allan Ceilings. young man
Noel secretly likes.
Mrs. Marchand. Adams mother,
not related TO Noel.
Yesterday: Christmas Eve q
mother and child take refuge IN
the barn. They bring the spirit of
Christmas TO the dtUkt1drd group.
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FOR SALE-30-g gallon Gas Hot
Water Heater, practically new.
Apply 1929 Fleming st.
jan23-3.
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CABIN CRUISER, 26-ft., good
condition. 1913 Newton Street
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FURNISHED APARTMENT =
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jan23-1wk
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Sixteen beautiful new rooms.
Across South Beach. jan9-1mo
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FOURTEEN-FooT BOAT, with
four-horse cupboard johnson
motor, fully equipped, $3.50.
1877 Petronia street, rear.
janis
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FOR RENT

PRIVATE HOME FOR RENT.
Modern Conveniences. Two
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Running Water. Apply Rear
700 Margaret street. jan10-1mo
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ron SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT-Cabin
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oct10-s
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FOR SALE--11h acres Planta-
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ga acres on Bay, on Highway,
all high land, beach front on
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West. sept7-s
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LOST

LOST-Little black male Dach-
shund. Reward if returned to
Mrs. Black, corner Caroline
and Duval streets. jan21-4t
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FOR RENT-7-Room Furnished
Apartment on Duval street.
Modern convenienceS. Apply at
Mendell's Men Shop.
dec20-s
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WANTED

WANTED-A chance to bid on
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TWO LOTS on Washington
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HELP WANTED

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near Boulevard. Apply Box
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bdfoTneteF 1:JU .. Ma 1oudYs
Sea level, 30.09.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12

s(l,toinoiitrie tpoaten
mir iiher fein, bab
ser @aeen aing uno
bos er ben Berg bin.
auf fabren moae.
Selite flebmen mir
oieie 9inee ols ielblt.
peritdnSIif uno iil.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-12
9tppporom
u6ulhmuub Galpaeabe" beainnt am
Samstaa, ben II. Cftober

9ns grofe meniflihe Drama bon
beute bas bie frobeiten Grinnerl,naen
bon 1901 Sr!llern bon aeitern er.
pef'n miro, lit TarrpI s. 3onufs
neleiter Slim ,Scap,pooo GaIpo.
cah"", Ser nGhl!en Samstaa mad,
Dem Slppoorome fontmt nit Slice
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&onen ltnteritiitt tperben genannte
ppr Sfaltipielern Butter acaton,
gerr Turpin. Gbeiter Gonflin in
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lpira !pieber iingen Sol Miore" oas
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in ocl &elt i'm Che Sass Singer.
slntere bie nod eriheinen peroen,
lino. S Goparo 8rombera, slan
Curtis. Stuart Grtpin, Soc Groutp.
Srelng Cummings leitete oie s(uf.
noEn oes Slim nit Sarrp Soc
grann als Silfsnrooucer.
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Sett.lntGcd.en iantt,,cl,,
Gcc,GrIah urN KrGaater

Berlin. Die sduIm1of,en lino
|ttunrebr in Sic beutihe ariees.Or.
aari'ctionen eineeglieoert porben oIs
SnmmIer bon RrGlttern, sic aIs See
erids oertpenoet iperoen fonnen.
Gf,ter Gee foItet 0epiTpn. 9aber
iinS Sic Maohen nufaeforoert NOR.
ben, iaren SeiI bosu bei5utraeen, sab
6teie slnsaoben aeipart merben fon-
men. l(n6 gaitse aolpnnen fommen
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fen-, 8rontbeer- uno Grobeerbl1tter
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miitterHen uno Saeebutten su iom-
melt.
lin Sic einbeir,ilhen SeilpflonSen
reitlos sli eritten. fiibrt bie Neihs.
artt'tsaemeinifaft fiir Seilpflan5en-
be1d,afflns in sanS 0eutihIano eine
perlti:fte Sammll,ne Ser einbeim.
iidien Seilfr1,!tcr olrd,.
slrf Sic 6raneui6oft itellt iih in,
Sen 9ienit oieier slrbeit. Die im
Mot.ren bes Sieriabresplanes = er.
folai,
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$teuer.amflaee
Grncnernns Der Metrupolitan Bart
gebGrbe Stener Mnflase

Wlchr OILS so p6lfiiGe ssiibrer ser
Sto>t hoben cine aampagne begon.
ner 'iir grneuernng Ser Wtetropoli-
tan Morf gporb t/tO Wtia Steuer.
muflcae in cineln 2unheon im Wib.
Iap Club am Iienstae, Ben 3. Sft.
Nl3ne nnrben entlpprfen fir ein
Gpntitee bon 500 81 urgoniiierel Die
aftin fiir bieie Gprlaee Stimn,line
med'n Icllen ilno ieber ser 500 bat
periproden, nod 10 @Gbler beron.
susieben SIT bieIer slrbeit int Snter.
eile zines SO Me'len Garfipitems in
-nerEclb Ser bier Gfen bes Gupoboea
Goi;:ttp
@. 6. Stinhccmb, Tireftor 6es
Nfetrosulitan Horf 9oarbs, bat bie
gntiriflllng oieier II 900 sfer gses.
slr5eit, sic foit ganS Glepelanb Inn.
siehen fir 90 Sabre perfolgt.
Gieie Iarfs miiiieu MIR aus bieien
betpla'gten 8eIoern ilnterbolten uno
perit,6nert lperben. 9tie fat bieies
@oar> eenug @elo erbalten llm ieine
slrbe,. bllrhsufiibrcn. Ser getrag
biei"r Steuerauiloge betr1gt 10 Cts.
auf 1000 Collar Giaentllmsluert. Gs
BADEN int letten Sobr iiber s @tillips
nen afenihen bieie Garfanlagen be-
iiidjt Grnit, Sanoelsfammer- Yrdii.
Nen,, iost, bab oas Earfipitem einen
gSett BON 10 Wtillionen Collars babe.
Spuls u. Ntoies lit bns einsige Wtit-
glico oes erIten Gnrf 9oaro, bas i'm
SoEre 1917 ernornt ipurbe, lnb es
geJ;ren beute a,tber ibm bem 8oaro
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Sd,llrd. 2esterer lit Grdiibent.
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hea nad) feinen Ylnften in Spar-
Iamfeit llnb geouemlihfeit. Sohen,
Die mir in ben olten Saeen niht ge.
forbcrt bGtten.
G1sielbe lit Ser San nit Seisuna.
slass mas mir tpoIlten l,nb erlparte.
ten bonn Illrnacc mar, bnb er beist
llnn ieine slrbeit fat int 3erolpetter.
@euic aenau ipie nit Dem alltpmo-
bill fnnnen mir mehr Sefonpmie,
mebr @eqlemlihfeit, 9feinbeit etc.
forhcrn, Die mir i1id,t batten inter
fein"m E.eis Dor Is osabren.
@ir fanocn bab es nebr ols Sibe
ber ti9te, um lpirflifen aomiort inn
8enn SIT prpou5ieren, gerabe ipie es
me5r aIs einen @asmotor uno bier
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,u e:Jalten. Snbem mir oas 8etter
Ituoierten fanoen mir, bab sseuhtia.
felt '6ippbl als Sise pieI All tun ba,
ben nit 9eailemlihfeit. Seuhtiafeit
lueift auf bie Guortit1t BON 9tiiie,
oie IN Ser Suit entbalten lit, bin llno
iprs fortlrabrenh nehielt, genali pie
oie Semperatlr.
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mon Iellftigfeit sur 2uft tat im
ySlnier, man 9rnberen &omiort pro,
ous'erte, einen aomfort oen Site
aue'r nidt proousiert uno mir aIIe
luii'en oab leid,t be!pegte 9uit er,
freu!iber lit als title 2ilft.
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beniist, I'M 9taiie 81 erSelgen lnb
cinen @iotor aetriebenen Sdder, Ser
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sll'ni'nte = llno ba bnben mir sic
8'nterlllit -gcbonbll,ng.
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Sl.'Ibebanol,lng iiber eiufahe Sibe
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int @ergleif si elnem 1920 Mooea.
ltrb Seimfomiprt lit piel tpid)tiaer,
|als Mutofontfort. neil Mitelieoer Ser
6arnlie Die meilte 3eit I'M Seim
fms.
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elllen nellen Suftbebanbler fiir piel
lueE lcr fallien fonnen als bie nieo,
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leitlten gcoineuneen Ser 3abluna.
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nace annloben fir ein Siertel iuas
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Nsnn Die notwithstanding
in ibrem Seim initoaiert, baben Tie
ettnas mas ibnen ibr san5es 9eben
binhurf sSreuoe bereltet. un6 es lit
aud Ipariam.
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Bailey Ge.'n erSbter
Dcrfa,,f HeS 1ahreS

Vanft 8 llbr 6reitaamorsen tper.
oen 'ih bie Eiiren Ser gailep 60. al.
Ier srei 26oen Sifnen gum srobten
gerfauf Der saiion. Monatelans ba.
ben Sic 8eamten unb ginfGufer Der
Naiiep 60. bie MGrfte 6urhltreift,
nm tpunoerpoae Bargains fir Die
9ellte bon Nortbern Ohio 3u be.
lfntfen.
slrlaBlid Der geeentudrtiaen @elt.
laee trar uno lit belite elm tpirfliher
llno tetrGhtlider Mufidipune in ben
Hreiien Der @aren feit5uiteIlen. 9ie
8aitep 60. garantiert, oab oie Hreiie
Bic angeboten tpernen am Nationol
Gao gerfauf nitt n,r urter ben
beut;oen Warftprets, ionoern nieori-
ger ,ino ais bic beutigen griasfoiten
fit Waren.
&tnberte bon grtramenihen iin6
angeiteut tporoen jn Baileps orei
2doen, Inn feiniten Dienit au geben.
Gin Nationnlfugsirfular III porbe-
reitei uno tpiro an Sbrer 9iir gu fin.
ben ;ein am Donnerstag.
i 0'e Woilep 60. fogt: rWenn Sie
mel,e fit Sbr @elo baben tpolIen
geben sic iider III einen Der Wailet
G1oen Greitag uno Somstae.
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1ctt J. 8titer
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@rfnnntlid, befpirbt Iif @erihts.
c[ert aSphn s. gusher, Ser piel fir
he,.1itAe giirger. Sic an,erifaniIf,e
9iirfsr iperoen lppllen, getnn bot, tint
bos Mlnt zines Observation-Disclosures. Gr
boipitbt iih fir ben Serntin heain-
memo enl 1. Sanllar 1910, faat Seons
bare Ssiirit, Tein aampagneleiter.
Seit 1882 trnr gniber Common
GIeos @erif,ts'hreiber. Seine Wie-
berirahl Sll bieiem Intt nit eener
feb srpben Wtebrbeit mar Elm 9elueis
huS Serr 9uiher elm -fGhiaer, belieb.
ter nno rehtihoffener @eamter lit.
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bei leiner Samilie feinen slnflnng
fanS. NOR es iiblid, BOB Srou unb
&iurcr ins sltelier fanen, lpenn Der
Guter ein neltes 9ilo aemaIt batte.
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erbpi mar, itanb bie Sanilie i'm
Sa,pfreis bapor, ihiihtern uno Der.
lescn, neil feiner bon ibnen iib ba'
bel ct.pos benfen fpnnte.
groli lIagte Ser iiingIte, oomals
5ebnjabrige Sobn bes Malers, nad.
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batts:
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len ,rid,t erflGrt lrerben fnnne."
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oas Selltihc Gpreeben slt nerbammen,
abet niht cine ein;iee Stinme bat
iih erhpben, I'M Mublanb nad' ben
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