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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-16

and hold it near. The pith-ball
will fly toward the rod, but after
touching it, it flies away again
and will keep off as long as the
electricity remains in the rod. But
If you have used the glass rod
and then bring the vulcanite or
sealing wax near, the ball will
fly to it. This shows the difference
between the two kinds of electrici-
ty.
A pith-ball electroscope is easily
made. With it you can test the
presence Of electricity. Take a
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Department.
HIM &; TO MAKE AND DO)
SlN PIE ELECTRICAL
EXPERIMENT,-

Elec h-icity is one of the most
power 5ul and mysterious forces in
World. The experiments which
hao1 its properties known go
'ac & a long time. 1t was in the
lo'n century that Benjamin
- slnklin began to find out some
J S-ng about this mysterious DOW
u. Some of the methods he used
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OVER THE NETWORKS

-lODA1-
NETWORK PROGRAMS
Time is eastern standard. For central
standard subtract one hour, for noun
tain standard subtract two hours. Some
local stations change hour of relay to
fit local schedules. Last minute program
changes cannot be included.
SATURDAY,, AUGUST 16
Cor East. Daylight add one houT)
TODAY
5:oo-Chicago Horse Race-nbc
News Broadcast, Is Min.-cbs
Dance Music Bands-mbs
5:15-Word from C~ountry-cbs
Rhapsody From Rockies-nbc
5:30-Boston Tune Party-nbc
Saturday Sports RevieW-cbs
Cecil Brown Comment-mbs
5:45-The Art of Living-nbc
World News Commentary-cbs
6:00-Foreign Policy Talks-nbc
Jan August repeat-mbs-west
Hawk Larabee Drama-cbs
6:3O-Curtain Time Dramatic-nbe
Hawaii Calls Musicians-mba
Oklahoma Roundup-cbs
News and Sports-mbs
6:45-saturday Commentary-mbs
7:00-Wayne and Shuster-nbc q
Winner Take A1l-cbs
Twenty Questions Quiz-mbs
7:3o-Mad Masters Comedy-nbc
Sweeney and March-cbs
Better Half Quiz-mbs
7:55-Five Minutes News-cbs
8:G0-Saturday Hit Parade-nbc
Bill Goodwin C~omedy-cbs
Listen Carefully Quiz-mbs
8:30-Can You Top This, Gags-nbc
Vaughn Monroe Show-cbs
High Adventure Drama-mbs
9:G0-Mystery, No Murder-nbc
The Saturday Steamboats,
Chicago Theater of the Air-mbs
9:30-The Grand Ole Opry-nbc
Abe Burrows-cbs
10:00INews & Variety 8 hrs.-nbc
News, Variety, Dance 3 rs.-cb
Korn's a Krackin'-mbs
10:30-Dancing & News Il IL hrs. )-mbs
abe PROGRAMS - Times fit either
Eastern Daylight or Eastern Standard.
6:00-NetWork Song Time
6:30-Harry Wismer's Sports
6:45-Labor U.S.A. Speakers
7:00-N.A.M. Summer Show 90
7:15-Music From Hollywood
7:30-Challenge of Yukon
8:e0-I Deal in Crime, Drama
8:30-Famous Jury Trials
9:00-Biu Lance, Detective
9:30-Murder and Malone
10:00-Prof. Quiz and Quiz
10 Gothic Hayloft Hoedown
11:0O-News, Dance Band Hour
12:0o-Dance Band Hour-west only
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WILMINGTON-13.V


WiLMIN
TODAY
6:30-NeWs Summary
6:33-Sunup HoedoWn
7:00-News-Local
7:05-Eye Opener
9:0O-News-Loca1
9:05-Organ Moods
9:15-Morning Devotional
9:3O-The Shady Valley Folks
1o:00-Eleanor Watts
10 :15-Saturday Serenade
10:3O-Say 1t with Music
II :00-Judy Lang Sings
IL :15-This Week in Washington
11:30-F1ight into the Past
12:Oo-Luncheon at Sardi's
12:30-Bands for Bonds
l :00-Harlem Hospitality Club
1:3O-This is Jazz
2:00-The Barry Gray Show
2:3o-Record Review
4:0o-Bill McCune's Orch.
4:30-Dance Orchestra
4:45-Orchestra
5:0G-School Teachers Forum
5:30-Cecil Brown
5:4-Dance Orchestra
6:00-Hawaii Calls
6:30-News
6:35-Orchestra
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Radio Programs

6:A5-Fannie Hurst
7:00-Twenty Questions
7:30-The Better Half
8:00-Listen Carefully
8:30-High Adventure
9:00-Chic goland Music Festival
1O:C0-Korn's A Krackin'
10:30-Jack Fina's Orchestra
10 :55-Mutual Reports the News
11:O0-Midnight Matinee
11:55-Tomorrow's News Tonight
12:0O-Sign Off
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Struther, Mrs. Mamie N, PA
A adj johnson ---- LIS
late. Hrs ]. T.. lots Lake
Walker. A., LIS A Henning.
10 A Church lot, 1885 A Will
lard, 8:3 A Mas. Rd. - 1854
Walker, Sarah, lot Lakeside
lis
Warren. ]. D., lots Lakesire
Wllllams, John W.. 2 A HeW-
Loop Rd. -.. $50
Wise, L. A., 3 A Loop Rd $50
WIshard. Hrs W. D., lot So.
Viii. Hts --- 100
Woodland, A. F., lot So. Viii.
wright, Miss Fannie, lot
Lakeside LIS
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Ctty~County Tax Collector
mi 9th day Of August 1947.

n TOWNSHIP
lnington Furniture Co..
lots Shore Acres 3
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NOT LISTED

NOT IISTED-
Adkins, Thos. j., lots Lake
Baskins, Mrs. C. B.. lots
Lakeside Ia
Bethel, W. c. P, lots So. Vii
Birmingham, Mrs j. c., lot
Lakeside IL
Bostian. J. Frank, lots Lake
Brissom. Harvey - 1.3
Campbell. Col, 10 A pit Smith
Bryan, S. D., 2 A Martin
Dale 13
Campbell COL, 10 A pit Smith
China, DR.. Archie, lots Lake
Clayton, W. F.. lots Lakeside
Coker, Mrs. E. L., lots Lake
1SlQe La
Cresswell, E. F.. lots Lake
Crute. Thos. H., lot adj Myrtle
Gdns 1.3
Davis, R. B., lots Lakeside 1.3
limerick, Margaret. lots Lake
side Ia
Caster, Hrs David, lots So.
vii. Hts. 1.3
Gideon, M. B., lots Seabreeze
PIX. IA
Graham, D. F., lots Lakeside
49,
Griffin. Major W. F.. Bldg.
on Gov. Project 1902 -- 29.7
Grubb, Hrs H. c.. lots Lake
side 1.3
Harrington, J. T., lot So. vii.
Harriss, Maggie P, 5 A adj -
Hazard, E. c., rs A Biddle
Herdon, Hrs DR.. W. T., lots
Lakeside 1.3
Hewett. Hrs j. A., lot Lake
seabreeze PIX is
Hewlett, Hrs Geo. P. lots
Hilburn, W. B., lots Lakeside
1.3t
jenkins, Hrs Perry, lots Lake
Jones, Avender Lee, lot Lake
King. John R., ia A Noble
Ltimer. II. G. IT., lots dj
Like View Terrce 1.8
Livingston, Hrs Jas. 20 A
Mas; Rd. 2.S
Morton, Hrs L. E., lot Mas.
MCGOWAN, E. l., 5 A pit
Montford 10
McIntire, Hrs S. L.. lots Lake
SIDE IL
Mcqueen, Jos. B. lots Oak
Pearce, W. R., 1 A adj Hew-
Pheifer, Hrs F. W, lot Lake
Phillips, Rudolph, is A Bid
die Div 1.6l
Pittman, J. C.. IS A Reece 90
& Smith SO
Pilttman, Milton. lot So. Wi
Pickett. Claude N, lots So. o.,
Rea, p. H., lots Lakeside
..-..- 49,
Rea, W. T., lots Lakeside 1.3
Robertson. Hrs J. A., lots
Lakeside 1.5
Seasons. Hrs E. j., lots Lake
side -----..-.. 1.3
Smith, Amos, 3 A adj Pars-
Stone, Scott, lots Lakeside 1.3
side MISUNDERSTANDING 1.3
Stephens. L. R., lots Lake
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1. EXETER picking up bits of
paper. Anything electrified by rub
bling is an EXETER. Here, it's a stick
OF sealing wax which has been
rubbed with flanneli A glass rod
must be rubbed with silk.
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Gale OF Land For Taxes
rnuNTY PROPERTY

ror taxes unpaid for 1916, I have
..ied upon and will sell at public
le'rt at the Court House door of
suo. hanover County on MMonday
Ne" st day of September, 1947 at
De o'clock noon, the following
Es y property, to satisfy the
osnoid taxes due the County of
1np Hanover for the year 1916
los M the amounts SO due and I'M
p "id are settled before sale. Cost
paa% eypense to be added to the fol-
iaw;ng amounts.
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Baker, Smoot, Blk 70 C. B.
Biddy. Rachel D. Blk IS c.
Boone, W. c. Blk q c. B.
Bost, Myrtle w. B 81 C. B.
z6.75
Bal 3.59
Breen, Hrs W. j. B 14O c. B.
1.2s
Brinhey, Hrs T. A. B 50, 81
c. B. 1876
Brown, Geo. L.. B II c. B. CTS
Carr, Maude B g. G. B. - IA
Corriker, C. C. B 40 C. B. 2.73
Cumber, Annie R. B 81. 81 C.
B. 1.58
Fritz, Pauline B 81 c B. rs
Gilbert, r. H. B SO C. B. 1.58
Grant, Thos. B 81 A c. B. 1.29
Gray, K. D. B 70, 81 C. B. IA
lGregson. P. W. ct al B 104 1.29
Haigs. Harry F. B 40 c. B. 2.15
Hallyburton. C. E. B A c. B. 1880
Henderson. C. c. B 48 C. B. 11.39
Honnett, Geo. B so C. B. $3.50
Humphrew, G. D. B 201 c. 3. l.29
Humphrey, j. S. ct al B IL
Hunter, j. c. B 81 c. B. 2.i5
Jackson, L. M. B So C. B.
1.5S
johnson. E. R. B 81 c. B. 2.1s
Jones, w. H. B 10 C.. B. 1888
keaIhley, Hrs M. E. B 70 C.
King. H. Elizabeth Tr. B 8,
10, IL. IA & Is G. B. Bal 2e sol. .os
King, w. F. B "a c. B. 1.29
Levy. David B AZ, 70 C. B. 6.75
Mallard, B. F. B 66 c. B. 1876
Mosehas. Hazel c. B Y c. 3.
1.5s
Meyers, E. B 81 c. B. i.5s
Morgenroth, W. B 129, 1877 c.
Is. -. Z.B4 |
North. Hrs L. E. B IS c. B.
EMunroe, Margaret B 81 c. B.
Murrin, Hrs c. N. B 6 c. B.
Myatt; Mrs M. c. ct al B IS 90.
Macmillan, W. D. Jr. B so
MCGEE Hrs T. H. Bot Of St.
Joseph 2O.24
Mckenzie, C. D. B 80 C. B.
1.2s
McLawhorne, Hrs L. L. B
70. Sc C. B. -- 7.9O
|O'Fish, Hrs Geo. lot Efird
Div 2.5s
Outlaw, E. B. B SO c. B. PTS
Platkin. Rosa B ~ c. B. 1.86
Pool Joe F. lots II, 1-2 c.
B. - ~ 7.2l
Reagan, Sallie B. B II, C.
B. Standardization 2.1s
Salleby, Able B J C. B. -. 2.15
Siler, P. T. ct al B IS c. B.
Stocks, L. A.. & J. N. B 81 G.
u. C.OS
Strange. Miss Nancy B IS c.
Taylor, A. B. B R c. B. 3.8S
Thompson, j. c. B G c. B. Ais
Upchurch. I. P. B 8 c. B. 1.58
Wadeu, c. B 40 c. B. - SIG
B, 2.15'
Wooten, Clyde B 66 C. B. $50
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-11-06

Phyllis Johnson returned Tues
! cay to her home in Seattle after
visiting several months in Eureka.
MIS-. Day was a dinner guest at
me Morrison cabin on Glen Lake,
Saturday.
An important meeting of the To-
oacco Valley Improvement Associa-
ton will be held Thursday night
at $3.50 at the c. Y. o. hall, Nov.
IS, Everyone welcome.
In spite of the rain, a large crowd
attended the Harvest Supper which
was cooked and served by the men
of Tobacco Valley Grange.
Tobacco Valley Grannle Home &c.
committee are sponsoring a Bazaar
ana Food Sale on November 9Th 81
the grange Han.
Found three oetogan Standard or
Flpe Dies. Owner may have saRaR
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! Wash, spent several days IN Eur
eka visiting friends and relatives.
i Fred johnson went to Kalispei
Friday to spend a few days visitins
with his son and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Johnson.
Mrs Marie Richardson left Sun
Gay for Spokane where she will
spend several days visiting at her
sisters home
Mrs. Ray Eberth spent Monday in
Whitefish on business.
Mrs. Louise Schermerhorn enter
tanned the Royal NeighborS Sewing
Circle to a 'MulIigan Supper" Fri
day, Oct 3lst, 1he house was
decorated in Halloween eolors and
COLLINS, witches and black cats
were plentiful Mrs. Gordon Lyons
received the gift which is drawn
for each meeting. The next meet
ing will be at the home of Mrs.
Robert Green with Mrs. Anna Huff
man, assisting hostess
Royal Ellis and 1ohn Vukanich
nave been appointed deputy game
wardens in the FertiHe and Eur
eka vicinity.
Wall s. Scott returned 90 Portland
after severn weeks visit at his sons
40 {, lNr. ana MRS. Merlin Scott. 4,
SIS hl'-c Kelly who IS attending
.Fhitworth College IN Spokane spent
he weekend visiting at the Merlin
scott home returning to Spokane !.
N Sunday. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hendrickson
nd family spent Monday in Eur
ka visiting Franks parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. Ed Hendrickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hayton OF
lalispel spent Sunday in Eureka
isiting at the Merlin Scott home.
The Sunday night dinner club
altered at the Scott Cabin on Glen
AXE Sunday evening. A very deli
ious dinner was served after which
II enjoyable evening was spent OK
hanging stories around the fire
lace.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-11-06
Eureka Downs Kalispeu

In the last game Of the season
SATURDAY., Nov LIST, Eureka beat
Kalispell B squad A to g. Eureka
lost only one game this season. The
game was played with excellent
skill by the Eureka team.
In the first 10 minutes of the-game
Eureka showed Is points. The first
touchdown was made by Robert Nc
Kenzie, which turned up z points.
Then Duane Meuli came through
with touchdown but they did not
gain the extra point
In the second quarter Meuh made
three touchdowns scoring 10 more
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points for Eureka. At the half the
score was 80 20 0.
In the second half of the game
nearly all Of the Eureka. boys had
a chance to play a little. The end
OF the third quarter finding the
score the same.
The fourth quarter started out
with Art Purdy making a touch
down with 6 more points for the
Lions. Then Kalispeu pushed the
Lions back and made points. Jack
Bright made s more for Eureka
with another touchdown.
: Cold weather and all il was a
very good game. And Good Luck
for next Year TeaHnl
Tobacco Valley GEanRe
The T6bacco Valley Grange met
in regular session, October 2BEh with
Master Anderson presiding.
The County Agent smoke a few
words before the meeting in re-
CARDS to having a coronittee APP
pointed to meet With hfEnseM and
committees from other orgauiza-
tons to make plans for the County
work. There viii be a meeting
November 18th.
Bro. and Sister Hennigsen from
Cornelius. Ore, were visitors. They !
both spoke few words. Bro. Hen |
ningsen served as Assistant Steward
and is also Past Master of our
Grange.
The Youth Team put on the 3rd
degree and the Adult Team put on
The 4th degree. Fred Alverson and
Edith Butts we're initiated into our
Order.
The Home &c. Committee asked
FOR report on the Harvest Supper.
Il was reported that thirty weight
dollars was cleared. The men were
5iven hand for their fine work.
The committee asked if anyone who
Toes crochet work would bring
ome to be sent to National Grange
or display. also bring the aprons
md rugs for State Grange the sec
md meeting in November.
The Table Favors which the Com
nittee made were on display. These
viii be sent to National Grange.
here were also aprons, shell Jew
Try and other articles.
Don't forget the Bazaar and Food
ale Nov. 9th. starting at 100 p
l. Get your things in early and
bring something.
Howard Helms. All Leader, re-
orted there would be a meeting
the hall November 7th at which
me the All awards would be given,
IS welcome. Lunch, Pot :
uck
Master Anderson gave report
n the progress of the r. E. A.
e stated that it was beginning to
ok more favorable and we should
] keep pushing
Communications were received
ON the American Cancer Society
,ncernine Health Kits and Movies
yailable. One was received from
ational Grange Master Goss con
rning saving food, and one from
rs. Ruby Gibbons pertaining to
e Orphans home There is a
eat need for pictures (to hang on
e walD toys, candy, also old
lristmas cards would be apprec-
ted, if you have anything to send
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to this address: - Mrs. Earl o
Watts, Twin Bridges. Mont
Or if you would rather, bring il
to Grange and perhaps we can fix
UP box. The Master appointed
committee to see about getting
some play ground equipment for
the Home. Bro Peltier asked if
the Grange would care to help to-
ward the cost of the monument to
be erected TO the War Dead. This
matter was turned over 10 the Elk
eeutive committee.
II was announced that Tobacco
Valley Grange was on the National
Grange Monthly Honor Roll as hay-
ING one hundred per cent subscrip-
TORS, Lunch was served and Also
a birthday cake. Sister Wsyde-
meyer was the only one present
who had birthday in October. The
next meeting viii be November II.
Better come.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-11-06
WOmen's Christian Temperance
Union Organized

At meeting of the interested
women of this community at the
CYO hall last week a local union
was organized. Mrs. Roose was
elected president: Mrs. Columbus
Clark, vice president: Mrs Merlin
Scott, secretary and Mrs. Harry
Irwin, treasurer. The first regular
meeting of the Union is to be held
on Tuesday. November IL, not next
Tuesday as planned at first Meet
ing is to be held at Mrs Columbus
Clark's home.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-11-06

tNA8&Et2
Rev. Lewno spent the past week
at Baptist Convention is sa Iales
CITY, Utah, He drove 20 1diahoiizs
ana from shaf& continued tie 5oar.
Iney 10 San Lake With oEhers who
were also going 20 the convention.
Dewey McAliister of Spokane was
IN Eureka several days last W e.,
called here by the serious illness oil
his mother, Mrs. McAliister, who
has undergone an operation at the
Whitefish general hospital.
Sheriff Roy Livengood was in
Eureka on business last Wednesday.
Also County Attorney Fennessy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Frost are
the proud parents of a baby girl.
born in the Kalispen hospital.
David Eskildson returned from
Whitefish hospital last week.
Mrs. Marie Richardson enjoyed
a visit from her grandchildren, Don
ma Lee and Tommy last weekend.
She returned with them to Kalispell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Pluid of Elk,
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by proving title and paying for tins
adv. Merrel Trip, Eureka. a.
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EUREKA NEWS
Al Achievement Day

"A Achievement Day
All Achievement Day for TregC
and Eureka All Clubs will be held
at $50 p. m, Friday, November
in the Grange Hall Refreshments
will be served and then each All
Club will provide entertainment. A
summary Of Al club work for the
year win be given and awards viii
be given to County winners. The
public is invited 70 attend this pro-
gram.
SIater-C EaNferd
OF interest to the friends of the
young couple is the marriage in
Occur d'Alsne. Ida, on October 18th
Of Miss Miadfed Elaine Sgatek
daughter Of M. and Mira James
G. Slaket 81 Eureka, and John jun
ier Crawfoa sod &c Mr. an& MIS-.
John Crawford, Eureka.
The bride attended school in
HentoA W8sh., and the lincoln
County High School in Eureka.
Mr.. Crawford. also a former Lin
coin County High student is in
business in Eureka, where they will
reside.
Halloween Card Party
Mrs. Duane Holder and Mrs. Tom
Price Jr., were hostesses at a card
party at the home of Mrs. Holder,
Halloween night. There were four
tables of cards.
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Paul, Mr.: and Mrs. Robin
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. John West
gard, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Rich
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. John Morgon,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dierman and
the hostesses and their husbands.
High score for men was won by
Robin Clark and high score for
women was won by Mrs. Clyde Paul.
Low score went to Mrs. John Nor
gan.
A delicious lunch of Pumpkin pie
with whip cream and coffee was ser
we'd.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-20
Hete Krc,.3 S,anS.
Kai,tpaette
Grielereih perlauiet,

Glepelauo lit Die erite Staot nit
eirer @epolferune bon mebr als ci-
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nit oem 3iel bon $974,O0O erreift
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ridtet aampagneuorliser Gobert y.
@eaper.
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10000 frei,piaisel slrbeitern iiir oie
CUTE slrbeit Die iie geleiitet baben. Gr
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trasen baben gu bieiem Jono.
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Ntebr Sportsartifel als je 5l,por
perocn aui ser amerifanilhen unN
funaoiid)en Spprtsmen's Sbom 81,
ieben ieiu, melde am 6reitag Sen
81. Mdrs I'M 6 llbr abenos in ser
GltClic san beginnt uno bis 80.
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uiele Shaui uitellungen als bisber iinn
rorgeieben, nelhe alle fiinf Saaen
heanipruhen. Cine Sanf- unb Ylatt.
fo.m-Shau in l,no Inn Oas 8aiin
bon 60 SUB in ser Sauptarena ar
rangiert. AFau miro olpmpilhe
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refer ,mo sic bciten slngler, SSdger
uno Slmoetrainierer iebeu. Sic
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mittaes bis 1870 llbr obenos. Of
len uno tiialid iinoen 5lpei Goriiib.
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gelpaun ibon als shtidbrise oie
steip Yorfer stetropoIitan-0teilter
idaft inn Sauden.
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oi1lefSoten

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bate ) Sobue. Gou oieien ) Sobnen
perlangte cr einen &llrid, an Gage
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ter SaS &cpifiilen" Ser 600 fam
uno Sic Sobrc crinucrtell iid) oc5
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trat herau lmo tat ieInc Ef!id)t uno
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nobm er Sic porbcr oahin Ncle9ten
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men Shct bon $500 lllo ltefte Die
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N(eranHcr Gratat,t 93cu
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8ebnrtstae acebrt.

3uriicf in Gen Sagen als sllerauoer
Graham geu perhd,te bas Betcim.
mis- Ole menidlid)e Stinme bel Sel,.
pbon iibcr Traht 81 iibertrossi,, aao
es piele oie feline slrbeit ais Ser
idapenolng erahteten lmo er tJnne
anoeres @ramtbarcres criin0en.
Sclhlt nahoem er oasGebeimnis mei=
lterte llno Sas Selepbon ocmonltrier.
te betrad)tetcn mand,e lcin Snltru.
ment ols Spicl5eua nit oem es lus
mpglib lei Die Stirrme slt iibertragen
Seute nod) 100 Sabren, an Bells &c,
burtstag III Goinbi,rgb, Sd)ottlano,
l,no nur II Sabre ,ab ieiuer Gri:a-
olma sibt es mebr als 80 Millipuen
Telephone luo 100000 oauon IN
Sbio, sic cine grobe NoIle int t1glid).
Ell lo5lalen lmO 8eid,iftslebeu in t.
Ser @emeiuNe ser Station lpielen. 81:
Ser gan5e1 @elt iino, 100000 Sc.
lepbone I'M 9etrieb uno sic meilten
tGnneu nit oem 9eu Spitem perb,ms
Sen tperoen.
Sn Bolton, 9telp Dorf, 9te,parf,
HidNnonb, Getroit, Gbicagp ,Milpall,
fee, Senpcr lno unoeren StGoteu
iuuroen Seiern peranitaltet 81 Gbren
BON sleranoer 8rabam 9eu. 9cll
tpuroe IN Shottlanb geboreu unO
fam nit leinen Glteru nah &unaoa
III 1870. Gin Sahr ipdter ,,abnl II
sen Goiten cincs 2ebrers III Bolton
an lno bu nobe Salen erperimentiers
te CT uno prpol5ierte bas Selepbon
Sm Sabre 1920, auci Sabre beuor
9ea itarb. gab es id)ou 10000, 900
Selepbonc in Sen @ereinisten Staas
ten aIlein llno I'M Sabre 1915 suuroe
llebcrieeoienit NIT GnglanO einserid).
tet ,mo bellte lteht llnicr Sano nit Den
mcilten 2dnoern ser @elt IN telepbo-
niIher Gerbinbung.
Ias Selepbou lit alio III Sen Scr.
einisten Stanten geborell llno Die
meilten Serbeiierelu,gen iino bier cr.
fuloen hporoen.
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DaS Bilfsmerk Der 5iebenbIrger
5acb(en Qmerikas

lebr gro6 nno ireilten ,,ns lebr SCI,
lms 5ufon,nenoloiienOen &iebesga.
ben. &ur5 oarauf nod 5sueiEofete an-
faneu uno sic Mcuaier nod grober
,porb, luos nun "a lei. Sir aa oielc
2iebesgaben iaee id Sbncn ulo allen
8ebcrn hsrslititen Gonf.
@ia Sbnen nur nod fl,r5 oic In.
iNrliten l,nicrer erbalteneu Eatrte
nod itfreibel,. Son Dem eilen ldreitt
ia idon mein Gnter iu oem 9riei,
sod ans llnflarbeit Ser sluihrift oeu
9rief an Sic aoreiIiiert baben.
ct. Sobn's Gburtb
757 goop Mo.
Glepelano, Sbip.
Seutit6 GMlrd)
@cIt 80 ct. @iIlaro slpc.
GlcnelonS, Sbio.
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teritiisllng ser oertiben @irtlhaft
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olrf cine Grfldrllng bon Ssobn Green,
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Dor, bab Green int Iebrllar an bos
Stoatsoepartlnent geridtct bate.
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