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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-07
Gilt.
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Sremoe III Der Sd)neis brauden
feline BdiIe por5upeiien, iebod miro
%ongeratben, artb 6ei einem 9eiude
oieles 2anres eine berartige 2cgiti.
nation NIT iid 5l fiibren. SoteIce.
iiser iino in Der Sdipci3 fir lire
@Gite perontportlid, ieoo6 miiIien
Srem De In 9oItbouiern unb Brinat.
mobuhngen innerbolb breiBig Eaeen
ibre BaIie Bel Der Srtspoli3ei einrei.
den, nro miro ibnen bana Elm @uf.
entbalts : 9eredtigungsidein aisge.
iertigt. Iisldnoer fonnen 81 ieber
3eit unaebiaoert micber bas 2ano
berIoiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-07

Sans Soahim mar ndh Der WolfSs
BURG aeeilt, lin benz Sbeim 10 f6nea
bic m0gli1 Rahri6t gu bringen.
CT fanb ibn bereits i'm Sdlpfe dns
A~tpeienb unb elite fpglei6 in fem Gins
mer.
,Snfel Marimilidn, i9 babe Tie gez
funbtn !" rief er f9on auf Der
Ghnele.
.0ott fei Oanf!@ Sin Seufaer Der
GrIsidtsrune entflob ben 2ippen bes
Grafen, BEN man bic ou~seeitdnbene
Gorge unb ansit nod bonn @efidt abs
leien fpnnte. mo fanbeii bn fie2 8dlt
bu tie mitsebrp9t91
rglsin, non nidt; ffe lit austnbIids
lid i'm p~aItOrbouIe BEL Butt luh tpirb
ipiter n~aftommen. Sh traf iie m
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-12-30
On Banks.

Senator Nixon Of Nevada has been
appointed chairman Of the committee on
national banks.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-12-30
Department of Mines.

The Denver Mining Reporter refers
to Van Duzer's bill for a depart
ment of mines to be presided we by a
member of the presidents cabinet, as
follows:
"Just what recognition will be ac-
corded the bill at this session can not
be foreseen now. 1t is of course pos
sible that the stress of other matters of
not only national but international inn
portance may relegate it to a position
on the list which will preclude the pos
sibility of its consideration at this SEES
sion. A better fate is hoped for it, in.
asmuch as a thorough discussion of the
ACCESSIBILITY of this step on the part OF
the national government is earnestly
to be desired. 1t is not always posi-.
BILE to grasp all the phases of any stu.
alton until it has received attention al
the hands of many men of many minds
and whatever view the members of the
mining fraternity may take of the mat
ter, the members Of our national legis
lative body may discover other points
equally worthy of consideration"
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-12-30
Gold Center.

The town of Gold Center, near Beatty
is taking on an air of prosperity, build
ing and mining having been commenced
on quite an extensive scale with many
other Improvements promised for the
near future. The Tonopah-G oldield
Trust company and the Gold Center Ice
& Brewing company have undertaken
to give the town a genuine revival, and
are doing SO by putting up buildings,
installing improvements and starting
mining development, looking to the es-
tablishment of a substantial mining
town. A bank, ice plant and brewery,
mercantile establishment, saloon, brok-
erage office and hotel are the improve
ments recently inaugurated upon the
townsite, while just to the east Of town
a big tunnel enterprise has been started
that for amount of work anticipated
will eclipse anything in the Bullfrog
district.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-12-30
MEIdHAN IN FRISCO.
Popular Mining BIan Loses His
Tobacco.

James NJ. Meighan, the well-known
mining man Of this city thought he had
captured a burglar n his apartments in
San Francisco, one night last week,
but investigation proved hat in the
dark he had stumbled over a heap Of
his own clothing which the burglar had
thrown on the floor after rifing the
pockets. The landlady Of the house
told the Examiner man the following
story:
"a friend Of my husband rooms in
the hat-James NJ. Meighan, president
of the Bullfrog Mines company, Of
which January Jones is managing
director. My screams aroused him. l
asked him if he had a gun, as somebody
was in the house. He said no, and be-
gan to search the place. The front
door was open at the foot Of the stairs.
He stumbled upon something and ex-
claimed, I've got him. ran to the
phone and asked for the police station.
But the object on the floor vas a heap
Of Mr.. Meighan's clothing, with
pockets turned inside out. Luckily all
the coin in them amounted to only
about $50. Fifty thousand dollars
worth of mining shares was untouched.
1t is Mr.. Meighan's custom to carry
large sums in gold and greenbacks in
his pockets. They might have left me
a sample of my chewing tobacco said
Mr.. Meighan, but it is all gone
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-12-30
Pioneers Return.

C. D. Preble and wife, old pioneers
of Tonopah, came in from Seattle
Thursday night. Mr.. and Mrs. Preble
have many choice claims in this section
and think the world of Tonopah.
They left here for Seattle last May
and have during the summer started a
four story business block in Seattle.
They contemplate building in Tonopah
also. Mr.. and Mrs. Preble will leave
for Valdez and Fairbanks, Alaska, on
the first boat next spring.
Mrs. Preble is a pioneer prospector
of Goldfeld and Alaska and enjoys the
friendship of all. She loves mining and
knows rock as well as any mining ex-
gineer in the land and is an expert at
panning. Mr.. and Mrs. Preble left for
Goldfeld today and will visit Manhat-
tan next week.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-12-30
maxwell In TROUBLE.
Former Tonopah JeWeler Short
in His Accounts.

II. q. Maxwell. who vas for upwards
Of a wear secretary of the Goldfeld
Aerie. Fraternal Order Of Eagles, and
charged with embezzling fund Of the
order amounting to approximately 81, Z
600. was given up by his bondsmen this
week and was taken to Hawthorne 10y
a deputy sheriff where he viii stand
trial on a charge of grand larceny,
Maxwell was some time ago arrested
al the instance of officers of the Eagle
lodge, after he had been given ample
time in which to make good the alleg-
ed shortage. At the time he promised
several members OF the fraternity that
he would pay every cent if he was al
lowed time and given his liberty. His
bonds were signed By by l. NJ. Holt
and Ben Rosenthal, the latter his en-
ployer.
Under the arrangement with his
bondsmen Maxwell was to pay so much
per month out of his salary as watch
maker to reimburse the lodge for the
money he is alleged to have taken. But
Maxwell did not come through with the
cash and the men on his bond asked
to be released and he was lockedup and
later taken to Hawthorne to stand
trial. Goldfeld News.
The Maxwell above referred to, was
manager Of Frank Golden's iewelry
store in this city three years ago, and
it was claimed by Mr.. Golden that it
was Maxwell who burglarized the store
n night. In fact, he had Maxwell
arrested, but the latter escaped con-
viction at the hands Of a jury, through
the able efforts of his attorney, the
late j. j. Kennedy. Mr.. Golden has
always been firm in the belief that
Maxwell was guilty.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-12-30
Papa NagaI.

W. A. Nagal, the popular proprietor
OF the Union Meat Market and one of
Tonopah's most highly esteemed citi-
zens, is now a papa, his estimable wife
having presented him with a bouncing
boy, that weighed ten pounds, last
Wednesday. Mr.. Nagal is as proud
as a peacock, Mrs. Nagal is doing fine
and w. A. Nagal Jr. is getting in trim
for the presidential race in 1910. Mr..
Nagal has been kept busy since the
happening Of the important event, re-
ceiying congratulations. He is one Of
the most popular Of Tonopah's young
business men and his many friends ex.
tend best wishes.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-12-30
The Reservation survey.

j. Meskimmons, in charge of the to-
biographical survey now being made at
Walker Lake Reservation, reports
work progressing in a satisfactory
manner. The survey will probably
show up 5000 or 10000 acres of the
finest irrigable agricultural land in the
State. This land will be held for the
Indians and an allotting agent will be
here from Washington possibly by next
February. The mineral land is to be
thrown open to prospectors and this
action, it is thought now, will take
place no later than next April or May,
possibly sooner. - erington Times.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-12-30
Office of the Tonopah Midway
Mining Company.
Tononab New Dec .

Tonopah, New, Dec. 2, 1905.
70 the stockholders of the above named
company;
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the board of directors held on the
second day Of December, 1905, a divi-
dend Of five cents per share on the
capital stock Of the said company was
declared. Said dividend will be paid
January LIST, 1906.
The stock transfer books will be
closed at 5 o'clock p. M, December 20,
1905, and will be reopened January l,
1906, at the commencement of business
to wit; at 9 o'clock a. m.
w. j. DOUGLASS,
l2-9-2t Secretary.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-12-30
Delsarte and Dramatic study.

Delsarte and Dramatic study.
"All nature is but art unknown to
thee, so the art of expression as pre-
sented by Delsarte is but the following
out of natural law, the cultivation of
voice, body and mind according to uni
versal principles, not mechanical rules.
Training to develop ease in conversa-
ton and grace in bearing for society
and home. May Joephi Kincaid, Prin-
cipal, Butler Hall. Hours from / to 5
p. M. =
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-12-30

A. A. Monte of Goldfield came in
Thursday and registered at the Palace.
Mr.. Monte will have charge of the
sampling room for the Western Ore
Purchasing company at Millers and left
for the new works today. He is a very
competent man and will fill his new
position with marked ability.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-12-30
Elected Recorder.

Dan Yake has been elected recorder
Of the McKane or Indian Creek district
in which the oil locations have been
made. His postofice is Las Vegas.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-12-30
Moving the Town.

The people of Toano, Elko county,
are moving their town to a point 5
miles east Of its present location, where
the branch to Ely leavss the main line.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-12-30

Nothing could be more suitable as a
New Years present than a box of Low
ney's candies-a few fancy packages
left at the Miners Drug Store, Inc,
Golden Block. d
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-12-30

Blank books and office supplies Of all
kinds at the Miners Drug Store, Inc,
Golden Block. d
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-12-30
The Miners Railroad.

The Denver and Rio Grande Rail
road besides reaching all the mining
districts OF Utah and Colorado, forms
a part of the most interesting line to
all points east. Through sleeping
cars from Reno to Denver, Omaha,
Kansas City, ST, Louis and Chicago.
BE sure your ticket calls for passage
over the Denver aud Rio Grande, tie
Scenic Line Of the world Tickets to
all points on sale at all railroad ticket
offices.
w j. SHoTwELL,
General Agent.
625 Market Street,
II san Francisco CAL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-19
0unS, ,6Wt)

Cine gcm ii d)c j Il III l.
Itcnfcicr Iano ont Stenlto1
gbeno in Der @obnung oes Srn,
Sobn Sellers in oeliet 8pbnnns,9ir.
III, @eit d. Sombnreitrobe, 81 @b-
ret Der f~olgenocn @dite Itatt: Sr.
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2orfirtS mo Satin, SRI. &eiiett,Sr
Weebon nno Wattin, Srn. Soi. Nie.
mar uno @ottin mo SRI. Warp
2ino. Yrof, Bfaff's Orde'ter lie.
ferte sic interchangeable.
SiibideS @ebnrtS q q s.
@eid)enf. - Hod)bem unt letter
1ienitos abellO int 9orncr's Sole,
Ir. 923, Noro z Goenitrobe, Der 81
Iirift Tr. t06 oes yGeutidJen Inter
ItiibuneS . 9unoeS" sic neiicripobl'
ten 0eomtcn olird Die @~roBbeamtell
6. Weil, unb 81. 6rnnfl initaQirt
iporoen, luurbe Dem Sr1iioenten $,
9ebrenS, Der 5iliit britten Wolc or.
m1bIt ipilrbe, onlablid) ieincs 81.
8ebiirtsta9es ein ieioener Sd)irnl
init golbetetn aropfe iiberrcid)t.
Ger II nfeI8 d q i. 9 G L,
cen" peronitaItet art OienItag, Den
"a. Snnuar, eine' grfuriion had,
Waibin9tol, UNI ooielbit Dem MaS'
fcnbnl oca oHlatfheutid)cn Ser
Gins" beijlnuobnen. Ger s'iig perl1bt
ben Gontben . 9abn1pf iiit Z llbr
abenoS. giGete fir Die Aunofabri
iinb sum Preiie BON $t.60 bon Srn,
S. O. bon Seine, 9tr. $50, Columbia.
gpenne. unb am abeno bonn Gortite
All gnbnbpie i'll babeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-19
Sta0t Baltimore.
las 8ctter.

Sir 0tarDlono uno ben 9iltrltt
Columbia tribes 9etter itn0 Hegcn,
iorpie Iiio6itlide Miuoe.
Der bo6Ite IbcrmomcteritanO mar
AZ @rao nm 3 llbr Rn6mittngS,
Ser nieorieIte Gbermometeritun6
mar 80 8ro0 I'M ; llbr Wtorgcns.
Wtittlerer 9aronleteritano 1920,
Der nieorigitc GbermomcterItolto
Der Ietten "a Stumoen IN nod)ioIgell.
ben StG6tcn luor, mic folgt: GoIt'
port 4, EortlnnG fl, 9oiton %, 81
bonp 26, NcmsD orf IS, Ybilooclpbio
80, Itlontics GitD %, Molbington -,
Norfolf 81, @uttcruS 36, Charlotte
80, @ilmington 81, Gborlelton 36,
Sononnob "a, Sodionpile SO, Slts
piter &C, Scp.y9eit 60, Itlonto %,
Montgomcrp 80, 9telp Orleans 42,
8aleitire 4S, @olucIton 81, Corpus
Gbriiti 81, MempbiS 3S, Cincinnati
80, Gittsburg 2G, SSrueqo 81, 9uf.
folo %, GlcOclono %, Detroit y,
glpenn fl, Woroncttc 10. Green Ban
10, Chicago IS, Gulut6 II, ct. HuuI
IA, ct. 2ouiS 81, &anlos.Gitp "a,
Omaha 20, Suron 10, gisntarf 3,
@iQilton -, Sabre "a. SeIenu 26,
Colt Safe Gitp "a, 0enoer 81,
0ortb. Slatte 26, 9ooge-Gitp "a,
NmuriQo % uno Sos NnecleS l8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-19
Mnthhans 81 ntiaen.

@ebauoe = Snipeftor Ereiton tpir6
beilte sur GrboIung altf 3ebu Gage
nod GtIontic E Gitp geben; Sr. 8rc-
iton 1T in Der IeBten 3eit red,t IN.
pGBlit geipeien.
Ger friibere Sta0t . &cqiitrator
@cor9 q. gtumien, iucId)er Nonotc
lang front geueien lit, itottete Dem
Wopor Gimonls geltern eincn BE.
ind ab; es mar iett iciucm hints,
oltStritt i'm Moi 1903 ooS critic MoI,
0aB CT ons HatbbouS 6ctrut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-19

Yerfonolroti 3. = Or. 9urt.
barb, Rr. 927, 9oltonitrabe, ~feierte
am Ictten 9ienItog ieinen AZ. &c,
burtstog. SieIe Srcnnbe uno @e.
fannie, Ioipie Ger grobte 5beil Scr
Mitglieber oes .Shfpaben.8 ercins"
uitb oeS o9amen Sd)rpobcn Ser.
Gins" iporelt 5ligegen. Inter oen bic.
len Geid)enfet fiel be~ionocrs eilt
prddtiaes Sirid,geiueib arf, lpeld)c0
ibm fem Sobn Otto 9urf6oro Dol,
Buffalo, T..g, geididt bate.
Rafferty, u-erlGbt bas s 0.
pitul [. - Sr. Gop 6. 2uffertp, Der
Tpnamtit : grperte. Der mad, Dem
grobcn 9ra1loe Der Stobt Baltimore
erobc Gienite ~leiItete uno boIo 90.
rnuf an einein 8ebirneeidlpiir lei
benb ms sSobns $cpfins' Soipj.
tai" seihafft ipurbe, lparo ont 0ien.
iiaa aus Dem SoipitoG entIaIien uno
begub iid nod ieiner @obnling, 9.r.
1907, Goitcrn Ipcilue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-19
Scimwe6 - Oann s%el6fmoro.

2ouis Homnn Gin an 6eimpeb fei-
BENDER 8oItimorcr hmgcr @outt,
begebt S%elbitmorO. @or IN
Sort Mtcainleo in Ser 9unOcs.
Nrmce.
&r. 2ouiS Z. 3omnn non Nr.
22l9, &cfierioniToBc, crhielt geitern
ein Sdlreiben, in meIdjem ibm g2ulel-
oct wuroe, oaB icin So6u 9oui9 90.
man, ein Solont Ser 70, ]Gompoqrie
Ser aiiitcn @lrtiaeric, SIT Sort Nc.
&iltlep itotionirt 0dielbit Selbitmorb
begataeu babe, inOem cr &dr6oliGure
81 iih nabm. g%in3clbeitcu itber 0cu
600 oes i1rlgeu Mtouue@ mareu ui6t
angeiilbrt, ooh gIultbt &r, Romon,
oaB oerielbe @eimneb bate mo Die
Sbot begiug. neil er luenig Altaltdt
bate, ieine gItcrn Dor Qlblali ietucr
0ienit5eit mieocr 81 iebcn. IN lei
men 8riefen an ieine Glter1 bate CT
0ea Ocfteren gei6rieben, 0oB er 0c9
2eben5 in ser 2Irmce milOe lei uuo
iid no6 iciner 6eimutb iebuc. 6r.
Homun crfIdrte fernCr, oaB er uu0
ieine 6rou Ougcgen geUeicu ietcn,
oaB ibr Sobn sur @m0c2armcc
ging, Oodl bnbc Ocriclbc njd)t olf iie
geb0rt mo lib lester September in
Sort Wic6cnrp omperbcu loiict, Son
bort aus iei er nud SORT NICAinlcD
TRANSCRIPT moroen, Sdlou Oomai5
mar er 0cS bunten Nodc5 milOe 0od)
babe er, Ser Safer. ieiuc G%utloiiu1q
aus Dem 9icnitc nidt OurdlieBcu f0H-
men. NQ& or iiH BON icincu @ltcrn
uerubidic0ctc. babe er bitter gcuCInt
ln0 BON Sort Wc&inIcp aus babe er
ipieocr unO pieOerlm iciilc Gltcrn
criltd)t, ibn 31 befreien. 9lu6 babe
CT crit Dor 5lpci &3ohcn an Gon0rcB-
moun @ahtcr 0eihriobcn nit Dem
Griltfeu, ieinc G~utloiilrtA }u bclpir-
fen. Gr, Der &otcr, babe lclnent
Sobnc geidriebeL er iouc in oanl
Sort blciben, bis 0o5 erite Gicnitjo5r
a~6Qeluufen lei mO Ooun mer0c CT
iebclt, mas er iiir i'm tlltu lonnc.
0ieier 9rief miiiie Acknowledgement
ulf icinen Sobn gGpirft babclt, uno
er gloltbe. ocrielbe babe ocn IOO Dem
mcitcrcn 0ienite oorac}oaen.
GiniQC Moheu, ebe Der iuuQe Hos
man lid 1T Ger 2lrmcc auuerben IicB,
funo man i'm i'm o@ottcrion &ort"
bciinnungSIoS olli. Gr bottc algcb-
lid sueil i'm ieine@eIicbte OerIAmobt
batte, SelbltmorO ST begeDen per
iudt. Scin &oter bebauptete jcoof,
0oB Icil1 Sobn gegen 3obni6mer5en
2uuoumum1 5lt ii6 nubm. Ilh lei
6uS WGod)elt, in mclde5 or uerllebt
mar, Inn trelt gcblieben unO babe
ibm offers Qeidriebcn, Der Helds
nam oeS iuuqcn Mfannc5 iou nad
Baltimore gebradt mcr0en,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-19
Sran Gmcriou b~cItrcitct 9IlcS.

Nl6 lire 9odter uno scr G6auficur
lUoQen 9tiht5 ge6Grt bobeu, nos
belei0igeno fir sic @oli3iitcu &c,
tueicn lei. - 6rou Sorner rGunttG
obcr Gin, OoB tic Elm ciu5i9cS Wtol
id)orfe 8ortc gebruud)t babe. 49,,
Ter NrojeB tpir0 bclltc iortgeiebt.
SbrGuCr, riftigc groBc Gbr6ucu
clltqltolen gcitern Sen glugcu Der
6rnll Gnlilie Gnlerion, ais lie nud)
Dem ~&relt5Oerb0r. Den 3eltgcnitono
I'M Superiorz@ eriht perlieB, nod
DEM Ger 2nnalt oca Capt. MorO NIT
ibr iertig luor. Die &erbon0lumgeu
in Oem Ero5eiie 6e3 Capt. @ar0 mn
$4,000 Sdo0cncrinB gcgcn 6rnt
SIuoc Z. Gmerlon muroen geiteUn
irilb fortgcieBt. Wieocrlm lpor on9
@erihtS5immcr bis sum Groriiden
olt9eiiiQt, olS Die Sbiiren ge0ifnct
mltr0en. gtlIr @r. GIarf 0uIuncD
bate lid nid)t cingciunoen lonocrn
ionote Gin Gcrtififot, ooB cr crfronFt
ici. 6rnlt Gmcrion mar sic critic
3cugin, ouf iUelfc ibre Sod)tcr,
6ruu 0oiip Gnlerlon-Sorncr olt3
NtIulto, 90, folgtc. Ger lettc 3cl0e
an S6llliic Ger @cridtSIibmlg lpor
Scr Chauffeur WogonOeur, wcld)er
IN icincm 9ebrOdenen Gugliid 5llnl
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5ugob, OoB CT cin iebr lebenaluitigcr
Morn iei, Der ihon mebrerc Male
megen ieiner GSfopaocn perbnitet
moroen mar. @r. Gnlerion icl6it
bate icine Srou rmO 5odJter nad)
Dem @erid)tS5immer 6egIcitct mo
lab biuter Dem Stuhlc, ouf mclGcm
oic 3ellgCn ibrc IlSiogcn nloden
muBtcn.
Sral1 gmeriou cr5Gblte auf Dem
3eugenitonoe lire 8erIion Der gon-
sen Nffoire unb beitritt ouf boS @ut.
idieOenltc, Dab iic irgenOweIhe
8orte, mic iriIdc Sul0e etc, &C.
brolidt babe. Sie CAB 81, OoB lie
ibre gnflnge 9egcn sic 9eolnten Dor
Der Yoli5cibebprOe 5uriidge5ogen
bate. Ser @rullo oafiir iei Der &c.
rurien, Dob iie lid nift 8ernc IN ocIl
3eitungcn acknowledgement IoII9.
Nod) Observation-Disclosures areu5ucr-
b0r perlicB tic Ben 3cu9enltnnh, rnO
babel mar cH, OaB i1r oic SbrGncn
aus Den Illgcn qitoQcn, meld)c ober
iofort nit cinem prGhtigcn mciBIcl'
benen Soi6entlld)e obgepiId)t iuurs
0en.
Srau Sorner mar Die itGdIte 3eu.
gin, mel6e nod einem lGngeren
&%reu6perbor 5ugob. 0oB lie ein ein5i-
gcS Wul iforic @orte Gebrouht
babe, u6er ibre M1tttcr lei sic SnnIt=
mutb ielblt Qcuelen. Nid)t elm Gin.
Sioes Wol bo6e 0ieielbe bic ibr bon
oen Yoli5iiten in Den Wiuio gelegtcn
@orte gebrouht. alS bonr nod Der
Chauffeur pcrnontlnen nor, ertl1rtc
Ser Nnpolt Scr 6rali Gnerion, ooB
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togte oorouibin ioiort ooS @crid)t
bis morgcn.
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Gutter Sang?

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9lui iieben Acknowledgment bin
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lner mo intmer mieoer lpurbcn nellc
einbrildc berid)tet, obne oaB c. Den
SGbncn Der bciliacn Scrrnonoao &C.
lang, Der Sb1tcr bnbDoft i'll lueroen,
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