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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
NEED nMORE
Cry That Is Heard on the aPIantatins
From a Labor Famine.

recognized throughout the south that II
the cotton crop turns out to be large
it will be next to impossible to gather
1t all. The labor famine already has
begun to reach the acute stage In vart-
fous portions of the south, although the
cotton season has hardly opened. The
amount SO far picked is not 10 per cent
OF that gathered at the corresponding
time last year. From all parts OF ths
south the cry OF more negroes" IL
heard. There is scarcely d county IL
the whole cotton belt which has enough
labor to gather the crop as rapidly a.
lit opens. The cause for scarcity is IL
the large Increase In public work n
progress and the rapid strides In man.
.ufacturea.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
HILL PLAYS CARDS WELL
Expects to Get Entrance to Vancouver
on His Own Conditions.

aE
New York, Sept. 12.-The Northern
Securities people are elated over the
result of the injunction suit brought
by the Canadian Pacific to prevent the
Hill lines from reaching Vancouver
They recognize the fact that the ca
madam Pacific will certainly b the
case, and they rather expect that pend
ing the appeal the progress of the
Great Northern will be blocked. They
are quite confident, however, that the
ultimate result will be the Great
Northern's entrance on it's own terms
into Vancouver, which is regarded as
an important point in connection with
the t~rans-Pacifc trade.
A friend Of Hill says that buildinu
into Canadian territory is not a re-
pr1sal for Canadian Pacific or 500 ag;-
gression, but it is simply working out
the destinies that Hill mapped out
long ago for the northern lines. He
has long regarded the entire sound
shore from Vancouver to OLYMPIA al
a legitimate field for his enterprise.
n he vigorously turned his attention.
70 the problem of trans-Pacific traffic
he took steps to provide himself with
an entrance into Vancouver.
With Vancouver entirely in the
hands of the Canadian Pacific, Hill.
would have a powerful rival for his
Pacifc trade right at his door. He
recognizes the possibilities of Vancou-
Yer and Victoria as win heads of the
Pacific trade not his own from Puget
oun ports. He is o going to make
the slightest effort to thwart the des-
tanles of these cities, but is determined
they are to become great emporiums
Tor Chinese and japanese merchandise.
is going to be on hand to helpsthem
become such.
The entrance of the Great Northern
INTO Vancouver means hat the Hill
lines will have a show in all the com
merce across the Pacific from every
port north of Olympia.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
AGED MAN SHOT.
Murdered South c.ro,;n, ~.
Father of Senator s;- van enc

Newbern. N. c., Sept. 15'mEn.n !,
e. summons, father OF I1nitaa sta :
senator +. NJ. Simmons, was S foa11s
! Yesterday on his plant touS
rev miles from Pollocksyiile' io,'aa
county; He had been missing 1 zones
yesterday morning. Senator Simn et
VINO was In Raleigh, and senator s;m1
! mons son, James, Who is a merchan n,m =,
We're notified of the fact an -
potn went promptly to the old hoa,a
In assist in the search.
The body was found near tho ,,,,o,
NE. simmons had been shot sarsra !
times with a shotgun. Bruises aho,, te "a
also. ~ was dubbed
mr.. Simmons was A quiet, inoffensivs
man. about 10 years old, and was gane
me OF the murder is unknou,n
a negro named Daniels has been ar.
rested as the assassin. 80 -
Another account from pollocksx.i,,a
says that Mr.. Simmons was killed t hr
an unknown trespasser who VOC
squirrel hunting on his and and wborn
MT. went after when he haara
~ snootlng, and thai one arrest has
been made. e mas
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
MACHEN's TRIAL 70
Be DRAMATIC one
Mr.. eristow Declares 1t vii,
outdo the Star Route
Scandals.
OF MASON is in II
MAJ Who is Said to Have Been Clos,
70 The illinois Senator Among
Those Thought to Have
Been Indicted.

washington, Sept. 14.-"The trial o
august w. Machen will be most dra.
matte said Fourth Assistant Post.
master General Bristow today. 1T,
VIII attract more attention than the
star route cases." s>
Mr.. BrlstoW intimated that he had
accumulated evidence that would sur.
prise the country.
II is reported on pretty good author.
ny ina General Tyner was among
.nose indicted yesterday. and that 9
,vauiilg on1c9al Of the city Of Detroit
was also indicted for participation IN
the frauds originating in Beavers d.
VISION; A personal friend Of ex-Sen-
ator William E. Mason was also men
TONED as under indictment. He is SUD
posed to be in Chicago. This man was
q close friend of Beavers, and was FREE
9uently In the p%ostotlce department
uurihg the palmy days Of graft. though
ne made his headquarters in Senator
Mason ohice at the capitol.
unlted States District Attorney
beacn oday announced six persons
named in the seven indictments re-
turned by the grand jury last Tuesday
are: George w. Beavers, former chief
OF the division Of salaries and allows
ances, postoffice department; August
w. Machen, former general superin-
,endent OF the free delivery system:
saaiies w. w former p%ostoflce in
apee.or OF headquarters at San Fran
Iisco, george II. Huntington and Isaac
a. Mcclellan, both of New York citv
owners of the Columbus Supply COM
pany or hat city. and Eugene D.
scheble, a Toledo, O., dentists and in
,eiested IN the firm Of Maybury & Ell
us, OF Detroit, Mich. Letter box man
ulacturers, Beavers, Machen and Irwin.
are named jointly in one Indictment
Tor conspiracy to defraud the United
States. ~
Another indictment is
against Mcclellan. Huntington and
Machen for conspiracy to defraud the
United States, and still another against
lhe same three for conspiracy to COM
nit bribery.
Schebe and Machen are indicted
Jointly for conspiracy against the
United states, also for conspiracy to
cofnfnl bribery. Another Indictment is
AGAINST Mcclellan and Huntington for
bribery, and the last Is against Machen
strictly for accepting brides.
All indictments are based on tran
relating to the supply Of letter
boxes and package boxes and devices.
some sensational charges are made.
indictment against Beavers. Erwin
ana Machen alleges that the postal de-
wee Inc improvement company Of San
francisco was composed almost en-
Llrely Of western postal employees
md h a in 1900 it, set aside
200 shares of stock for forwarding
IS interests" and that armed with this
its president, Daniel S. Rich
lrdson, and Inspector Erwin came to
washington, saw Beavers Machen.
Heath and others and got an order for
2,OS9 letter boxes with their
'evice. The indictment saws the COM
n was Systematically relieved OF its
obligations in the way Of paying
reight, Grating, painting and printing
ards for the devices it was furnishing.
The indictment charges that Beavers
nd Machen owned stock under as
names
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18

lsos, % Ss , against ss.4 on or.
the ~ on September l.
tensye corresponding date In
Ice co ear average OF s2.s.
AS 81 aielon of rye on Sen.
80. a as. H. against s7.a one
Espo%naainapt /, 1902, s4.9
averaras date in 1901 and
& condit ut SS IS
So vas 81, against Is ere
corres n September /, 1902.
sar amending yep1 date IN 1901
Is son lS of flax on Sep
lad o. against sos one
bortag ~ on July /. 1903.
a,sse IL Potatoes.
Vas i ~ J Of potatoes on
orresponsa September i, 1902,
~ avy sr . date In 1901 1901
vas s - OF tobacco on
teen nr,e on July i, 1903.
ates, p1lneipal cloversseed-
Nks " EFH.Na.-L|E.IL
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
TO SETTLE BOUNDARY,
sriti5h-American Commission to De.
ternnine Sovereignty of East
Indian Islands.

Washington. Sept. 14.-The appoint
ment of a British-Anerican boundary
commission to determine the boundary
lines off the coast OF Borneo, separating
possessions in those waters Of Islands
belonging to the two countries, MAY be
the eventual solution Of the inquiry
which London government has ad-
dressed to the state department as to
the sovereignty over certain Of these
islands.
The communication received from the.
British charge regarding the control,
to be exercised over these islands which
have frequently been a resort for pir-
ates is still under consideration at7the
state department, and Acting Secretary
r. Adee will consult with the secretary
of the navy before replying. So far as
can be learned there is nothing in con-
troversy which will call Tor arbitra-
ton. ~.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
BIG IRRIGATION FUND.
Has $1e,ooo,ooo in Il Now, but {. Grow.
inn Rapidly.

Washington, Sept. H.-The question
OF western land Irrigation, which fol
g has been a great issue with the
arld states and. at the same time, the
snuttiecock OF congress, at last has as.
suned such dimensions that it vii
nave q respectable hearing nv ali mar.
| ties. Pei a1
for the u of irrigation no less
IMAM $16,000,000 now is available 70,
the states where surveys have been ap-
proved by the government. Two years
Ego, when congress provided $4,000, OOC
LOT an irrigation dam in the river and
narpor bill, that slight concession was
halleo by the advocates OF irrigation
as an entering wedge" a decided fac
tor IN the long-mooted question as To
Whether congress should appropriate
money for irrigation in the state and
territories.
In this short time note the result.
IRON the sale Of these lands under the
act there is. a fund Of $16,-
noo,ouo available for the purpose Of rec
iamation Of desert lands.
those who know the general practice
OF congress predict that the amount
VIII grow from $16,O 900 to ten times
that amount. sAs
NO issue before the American people
IS OF greater interest. The reclamation
or the arid lands means the addition to
the resources OF the United States Of a
territory as valuable as that of the
great Louisiana purchase, which Is to
nc commemorated In st. Louis in 1904.
Fund Is Growing Rapidly.
AS the government has reached the
point Where 1t will donate SIG, 900. 900
Tor the purpose Of irrigation, then it
is probably only a question Of time
When the amount expended for this
purpose will equal that OF the river
and harbor bill.
W.. a. Richards, commissioner Of the
general land office, has prepared a
statement showing the amounts COW
ered into the treasury to the credit of
reclamation fund from the sales Of
puoilc lands In the several states and
territories during the years 1901, 1902
ana 1919, under the provision of the
ACT OF congress approved June II, 1902.
present there is to the credit Of the
fund in the United States
.reasury $l6.191,S36, Of which $8,461,493
resulted from sales OF public lands dur
ing the present year.
70 this date, sixteen states and ter
r1tories have contributed to this sum,
which is set apart for the reclamation
oI arld lands. The amounts received
or the government holdings in the va
rlous states are as follows:
Arizona, $l25,605; California, $685.
-; Colorado, s1,139.06 Idaho, ST.
1857; Kansas, $67,553; Montana, ST.
'24,546; Nebraska, $354,O63; Nevada,
lS5,S79; New Mexico, $297,365; North
Dakota. $2,456,340; Oklahoma, s1,824.-
ISL; Oregon, $2,795,6 $50; South Dakota,
'546,9S2; Utah, s234,344; Washington,
l,S94,069; Wyoming, $65S, $50.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
UNIONS ARE SUED.
Connecticut Hatters Demand $4,000
Damages for Boycott and In
Jury to Rusinesa.
B~ridgeport. Conn San

Bridgeport, Conn, Sept. 15.-In Unit
ed States district court today Loewe &
Co. of Danbury, hat manufacturers, in.
stltuted suit against the national off,
GERS of the American Federation of La
Dor national officers of the United Hat
ters of North America. and $50 mem
bers Of these organizations, residents
OF Danbury, who Were formerly in the
employ OF plaintiffs. Plaintiffs allege
thai ecaus they refused to employ
only union labor in their factory. up-
on demand OF the union in 1901, their
goods were boycotted both in the Unit
ed States and Canada, and in 1902 the
union men employed by plaintiffs were
called on to strike. Damages of $780,
600 are asked under the Sherman anti
trust law.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
cAs'NET MAY BREAK UP,
All Sorts Of Rumors Concerning Emo
lish Politics Are Af7oat

London, Sept. ia special meetine
or the cabinet a been ummone for
September IA and the political atmos-
phere is thick with rumors. These in.
cluue reports that the government vii
break up and that a general election
VIII be held, or at least that the cabinet
will be reorganized. ~
On the other hand it Is declared that
no open breach has developed and that
with the exception of providing a new
Office for the new marquis of Salisbury.
who as Lord Cranborne was under sec
rotary for foreign affairs, things will
go on much as they have been.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
PERJURY is
Witnesses in Kentucky Feud Trial In
dicted at CYnthiana.

Cynth.ana, KY, Sept. I.--The Harrison
COUNTY grand jury returned indictments
against Tricky Jim Back" George Bill
linger and c. Adams. charging perjury.
They testified in the recent Jett-White
trials here, attempting to prove an alibi
for Jet. Warrants have been issued.
Judge Osborne has certified to the state
treasurer that sheriff Woodson McCord
Of Clark county is entitled to the reward
OF $500. offered by Governor Beckham for
the arrest and conviction of the assassin
Of J. B. Marcum. Sheriff McCord arrested
Curtis Jett.
Lexington. KY, Sept. 14.-Captain b. j..
Even, hex chief witness in the Jett-White
trials, who is in this city, has received a
letter from jackson, advising him to
leave Lexington, stating that he enemies
at Jackson have made renewed threats
against his life.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18

Of Corn Is Hiuher.

condition Of Corn Is Hiuher.
monthly report Of the chief OF
reau Of statistics of the depart
agriculture will show the con-
pf corn on September / to have
u, as compared with 1877 on Au-
1903. S4,3 on September l. 1902,
the corresponding date in 1901,
ten year average of 1913. These
as well as those on other crops,
the condition on September i,
attempt is made to anticipate
(nlts from future weather con-
The following table shows for
the twenty principal corn
the conditions on September l
last three years. and that on
!, 1903, with the ten-year aver
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
WILL WE'D in
Miss Goelet Will Annex Her Duke ae
the Seat Of Fashion.

Newport, Sept. 14.-It was learned at
the Casino horse show that it has been
positively decided that Miss May Goelet
viii wed the Duke of R%oxburghe at
.ochre Court, the palatial home of her
mother, Mrs. Ogden Goelet, at Ochre
Point.
The trousseau n other lingerie are
being made in Paris and will arrive here
Q the middle OF October. Mrs. Goe-
yet Is personally arranging the details. It
Is stated onst'ood authority that the date
selected is November 2.
I Mrs. Ogden Goelet CAV a dinner last
night at Ochre Court in honor OF her pros
.pect1ve son-in-law, the Duke OF Rox.
burghe. and of her daughter.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
Killed All the Christians.
Bulgaria Ready for War.

Sefia, Sept. IA council Of min
listers is said to nave decided to mobil-
lie the first and second army divisions
whose headquarters are at Sofia and
P%hilippolis. Alarming rumors are cur-
rent Of further wholesale massacress Of.
Bulgar1ans IN the vilayet of Monastlr.s,
One report says 5000 have been slaugh-9
tered in the district Of Leren alone.
which is purely Bulgarian. Other re-
ports affirm that Turks have burned.
the Christian quarters in the three.
owns of Florine, Okhilda and Ressen.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
CONTROL or RAILWAYS.
q Slight Distrust of the Ability Of
Railroad Commissions" Expressed.

New York, Sept. H.-After an absence
from his old home in Germany for nearly
nan a century. Theodore Hamal, a book
keeper in Manhattan, who lives on Cen
.ral avenue. Jersey City, has been in
formed by a 81. Louis law firm that a sis
ter in his native land has bequeathed him
nearly 100000. Hamal ran away from
home when a boy of Is, n has not seen
his sister nor his friends there for about
forty years. When a youth he lived an
adventurous life, serving as lieutenant in
Max1nilian's army in Mexico. His father,
1t is said, was a general in the German
army, and left to his daughter the money
she has bequeathed to Hamal. A comrade.
who returned to brunswick, Germany,
told Of seeing Hamal in st. Louis, where,
he formerly lived, and Upon this informa-
ton lawyers finally traced the missing heir.
by advertising in ~newspapers.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
RUSSIA o U POSTPONE
Asks China for More Time to Get Out
of Ono Manchurian Province.

Washington. Sept. 15.-Russia has
asked permission Of China to postpone
her evacuation of one frontier province
OF Manchuria for several months after
October 8, the date set for the general
evacuation. Minister Conger cables
h state department this fact and the
matter has been referred to Secretary
Hay at his summer home in New
Hampshire. The department is APP
parently unconcerned over Russia's re-
quest as it is pointed out the province
IS a small one.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
BEAVERS ARRAIGNEp.
Another Man Of Postoffice Scandals
Eefora Connnise;o.n Z

New York, Sept. 14-George w. Bea-
vers, formerly connected with the post
office department., was arraigned before
United States Commissioner Hitchcock
today on q bench warrant issued in
Washington charging him with conspir-
acy TO defaud the government. Beavers
furnished 5000 bond for appearance Sep
TENDER Is.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
RECORDS ARE BROKEN.

Customs Receipts for a Day in New
York Reach a Big Figure.
New York, Sept. 12.-The custom
house did next to the largest days
business in Its history yesterday, more
than 1900 entries being received and.
passed. The receipts from customs
ception Of a single day. shortly before;
the Dingley tarin Went into e1ect.
when Sls400. 900 was takengin this cons
stitutss the record days receipts.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
REFUSES TO LEAVE.
Murderer Hoffman Now Hunted by Z
Posse Of Fifty Men.

st. Louis, Sept IA special to tho
Post-Dispatch from Waterloo. ILL.,. says:
William "A. Hoffman,, murderer of his
father-in-law, William Brandt. at Macs
town. has refused the pleas OF his aged
grandmother, his mother. and wife az
we'll, to surrender or leave the country.
Sheriff Ruch declares he will make ey-
cry effort to capture Hoffman, and to-
day Increased the posse from twenty-five
to fifty members. It is difficult to Sc
cure men. as Hofmann's reputation 40 1
desperate man and sure shut IL thorough
ly established.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
BIG JOB DISCOVERED.
Government Gets Track Of a Gang That
Is Steering c%ontraband ce-
lestials Into cunt ~

San Francisco, Sept. 15.-A bold at,
tempt has just been discovered to de-
fraud the government by shipping back
to China on the steamer Gaelic six inn
posters in place of six Chinese who
We're ordered deported by United States
District Judge Dehaven. One arrest
has been made in the case, and others
will follow shortly. More sensational
developments are expected as it is be-
lieved the government has stumbled
onto the work Of a ring.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
A FRlGHTFuL
Carload Of Powder in a Collision
Blows Up.

Eldorado, Kan, Sept. IA carload
of powder set on a Frisco siding near
Beaumont by a freight crew, which did
not want to handle it while switching.
got beyond control and ran several
miles on a branch line towards Win
field, colliding with a train that had
just left the station, and exploding. The
engineer and irelnan We're killed and
two injured. The explosion shook the
ground for miles around. The peonle
in Eldorado ran from their houses fear
ing an earthquake, and other towns in
the vicinity We're also shaken up.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
COLLEGE OUT or DEsT.

Society Of Friends Raises Cash for In.l
stitution at Oskaloosa.
Oskaloosa, Ia, Sept. 12.-The Iowa year,
" meeting Of the Society OF Friends coa-i
vaned here this morning and raised $500
thu college Of Asbt.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
Football Injury No. /

Cedar Falls. Ia, Sept. 11.-Warren
fanton. q member of the normal school
football team, suffered q fracture az TIE
collar bone while engaged IN q nrans
acs game. He was making a tackle.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
'eat Below an AVERAGE.

sfage condition at harvest Of
~ spring wheat combined was
~! 80 on September 1. 1902,
corresponding date in 1901,
Atsear average Of 1873. Tie
= shows for each OF the
plinclpal wheat states the
VI september l of the last
~ with the ten-year aver
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18
. showing for Oats.

bes condition Of the oat crou
i. Iaoa vas a. 1871. against 7s.5
bn,S ses, s7.2 on September l.
IA corresponding date in
linz 1 = \ average of sos.
tpeIn .aDle shows for each Of
ptemharo at states the condi-
!, ana er l Of each or the last
a.us. that on August /. 1903,
u.year averages.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-18

Mr.. Ware estimates that the unpen-
stoned survivors Of the civil war. exclI1-
sive Of deserters. is in round numbers
100000, n says that this unknown
army Is meeting with disease and mis-
fortune to such an extent that it is
applying for pensions at the rate Of
er14,000 per annum. In ten years.
Mr. Ware predicts, the unknown army
Will have ceased to be a factor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-15
Qlm 0nlacn.

Rem : OrIeun8, Qa., IA. 2(ug.
- u. 6. 8ation puroe beute 3u2ute
G6arles, 2a., pegen Der i'm 6e6ruur
1902 na6e 8ef6 perii6ten Grmors
oung Der 5amilie Garl ourd ben
Strong bingeri6tet. 9u5 8erbre6en
puroe erIt mebrere Sage mad ieiner
8erii6ung entoett, ais 8ation, mel
der 2ldertne9t in 9ieniten Der gurls
mar, in 2ate G6arles eri4ien, nm
8ie6 gu psrfaufen, uno ii6 babel fir
8aro @arl uusga6. 8ernanoten
fanoen 5rau garI unO t6re bier &inz
Der ais 2ei6en auf. Der Ml0rOer bate
iie aue Stint eridO7en uno iRnen bic
8eblen ouraIdnitten. 8dtIon leugz
nete feline S8uIo bis gum @nOe. Die
8egnaoigung5 8e60r0e bate Inn
panblung oes 3ooesurtbeil5 in les
bensIdngli6e 3u4t6uusItrufe en-
pfo6len, uIein 8ouperneur 6euro
i4entte Der Gmpfeblung feline 8eadz
tuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-15
Smci 8anfrn berfradlt.
Sine in U}innefota, cine onoere IN
Repz SerIsp. - r&rumms" Protz
tifen in 8eioen.

N}ontgom&rn, N}inn, "A
QluQuit. - Die bisiige n6urmers am
D}erdants 8ant~ blieb beute gei6lois
len uno ibr 8aIiirer 9. u. 8ruinerc
lit perf6punDen. Die 9spoIiten Be-
LAUREN Iif uuf $4,000 bis $4,000
uno Die QaIiipa perOen auf $4,000
osIhdbt. Der 8strag Der 4ttioa II
unbefannt.
0aI6tn9ton, .. g., IA. Dug.
- Die ,g}upeiinf gational 8ant" pon
Re0 8ant, N.zSy,, puroe Aeute 46eno
auF Gmpfa6lung Oe5 8ontS@ramindz
tors 80. u. WaIon, ipel6er ibre 4fs
Fuiren unterIu6t Fat, pom fungiren@
ben Gourantz@ontroleur gei4loTen.
Die llnteriuAung bra6te OerihteOsne
folIfe Gintrqge, unoare llnregelmdz
Biofsiten uno W}arfos in ben 8u6ern
Der 8anf ans 2i6t, uno es iteQte it'd
6eruus. ouB Die 8unt inIoloent lit.
Gruminator Muion lit gum Sequelter
ernannt norben.
Die Q(ftionGrs battsn tiir3li6 einen
neuen 8rGIioenten, einen neuen 8oiliz
rer uno Elm neue8 9irettorium err
nd6lt, uno cine fpeitere Summe 8elo
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