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The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03
Yellow Fever
Conditions Better
special 10 The sentineI-1


New Orleans, La, Aug. 3.-The
yellow fever situation today contin-
ues to be viewed with something like
optimism by the officials The public
is warned not to be alarmed. So long
as there is no infection in the modern
section of New Orleans the doctors
refuse 10 believe that there is any
chance for the disease assuming a
general epidemic form.
The excitement in the country dis
tricts seems to have grown more
acute. A train load OF passengers on
the Iron Mountain road has been
held up in COncOrdia Pass for some
time, The passengers have been loud
in their protest to the railroad com
mission. declaring that they have
neither food nor water and that no
thing has been done TO relieve them
from their distressful situation Eff
forts are being made to move the
train.
Monitor. La. with fever on three
sides of her, has put militia and
armed citizens on every road TO keep
out refugees from the infected dis
tricts.
New valean has put a curfew law
/ into effect.
Columbus. Miss. has decided to
guard against infection by the use OF
rifles
Alexander, Miss. has completely
bottled herself up, but in order to
save herself and the parish from
starvation she has permitted the run
ming of trains, thoroughly fumigated
three times a week. 10 bring in pro
visions and other supplies.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03
Fruita Man Killed
Near Provo, Utah

This afternoon The Sentinel re
ceived a special from Provo, Utah,
announcing that one Louis Naum OF
Fruita, Colo, had been found dead
near that point
The special reads as follows:
Letters found in the pocket of a
man killed at Deaths Corner, 6 miles
north Of here, indicate that the vic
dore Rasmussen of Grand Junction.
lt is believed that the victim was
eaten alive by coyotes. His leg was
tim is Louis Braun. a baker Of
Fruita. The Letters were from Theo-
cut OF and the body terribly man
gled. The body is at Provo, await
ing Identification.
Inquiries were made at once by
this office, at Fruita. regarding this
man Braun. and. from what can be
learned. the names have been turned
around
II is learned that one Lews Braun
and Theodore Rasmussen are part
ners. Braun Is now al Fruita. but
few weeks ago Rasmussen left
Fruita and went TO Provo, Utah, and
was there employed in the Palace
bakery of that city. He and Braun
nave correspouded regularly, and
Braun had a letter only a few days
ago from Rasmussen.
Evidently. if the report that a
Fruita man has been killed at Provo
is true. it, is Rasmussen. and from
the letters found on the body the
Provo aurhorities decided that the
man was Lewis Braun. mistaking
.he letter for the man TO whom ii
was addressed.
kilograms asking for full descrip-
lions and particulars Will be sent to
Provo this afternoon by Braun and
others at Fruita.
The announcement of the tragedy
conveyed 10 Fruita through this Of
fee caused considerable excitement.
Rasmussen is well known in the
lower valley.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03
The Eden
Wreck Cases
[ Special to The Sentinel.l

lSpeclal TO lne sentinel
Denver, Aug. 3.-After a year of
unsuccessful attempt to settle the
damage suits growing out Of the
Eden wreck on the Denver & Rio
Grande, the first of these suits, in
volying claims for $4,000 against
the railroad, We're filed in the district
court yesterday.
All of the suits are filed by Charles
$ Thomas and William j. Mallburn.
representatives of the Society OF
Eden Wreck Survivors.
Edward B Golman brings suit for
$4,000 each for the loss Of his wife.
daughter and three sons, all of whom
were killed in the wreck.
Frank b. Connor sues for $4,000
for the loss of his wife. Ida Connor.
Mrs. W. X. LaShelle sues for So
600 for the loss of her husband, Ben
iamin LaShelle. proprietor of the Ho-
tel LaShelle, in this city. IL has been
claimed by the railroad company that
they would compromise all OF the
suits for $1,000 or less. but the sur
vivors and the relatives of those who
were lost, banded themselves togeth-
er to treat with the railroad as n
body and refused to compromise.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03
EcM Mere Ont mcre.

This morning only a few of the
Denver & Rio Grande section men
who have their headquarters in this
city went out on a strike in compli-
auce with the strike order of the
international Brotherhood of Main
tenance of Way employees against the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad, which
went into effect last night at 6
o'clock,
The section service at this point
will not be AT all crippled on account
of the strike. Nowhere along the
line was the strike order generally
observed. The largest number OF
strikers are at GlenwOod Springs.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03
500 Registered Today.

AT 3:30 pm. it was estimated by
Capt Wahly and the clerks that the
total registration for the day would
be about 500.
Up to II O'Clock 417 people had
entered their names upon the regis
tration books. As the noon trains
brought in about 200 homeseekers,
and many town and county people ap-
neared before the clerks this after
noon D. is thought that about 400
.." -r.-.er between - and 4;3O
TH. a. did not close at noon
Two of .Ua live clerks went TO lunch
while the others remained on duty.
o'clock
ii the total for today reaches 500.
the grand total for the three days
viii exceed 900.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03
Coming Direct
To Colorado
I TsDecial 10 INC Sentinel l

Denver. Aug. 3.-An immigration
bureau is to be established at New
York, Boston and other sea ports to
be operated in conjunction with rep
resentauyes of European govern
ments, whereby Immigrants will be
shipped directly 10 Colorado and 9th
err western states, where they will be
put to work on ranches and farms
Travelling representatives. and rep
resentatives to travel throughout ev-
cry European country, to arouse in
terest among the people regarding
Colorado and other western states,
viii be put TO work
These are some of the matters that
are being taken up by the Western
immigration Congress, which Will
hold its first meeting In Denver No
vcmher % and % of this year.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03
Not Being
Observed
Especial to The sentinel.l

IopeCIaI % The Sentinel ]
Denver, Aug 3.-Advices from
various stations along the Denver &
Rio Graude road indicate that the
strike order issued by the president
of the international Brotherhood OF
Maintenance of Way employees ls not
being generally observed by the sec
tiou men.
Only at Gleuwood Springs does
the order seem to have been obeyed.
"a majority Of the hands quitting work
at that point
At Colorado Springs the men re-
mained at work and very few went
out at Pueblo.
The indications are that the strike
VIII not be general
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03
Killed By
A Negro
Especial to The sentIneI.I

loitN4aA ~ AAt 9thNAAbAsl
Stamps, Ark. Aug. Sc. W. Fer
guson, general agent of the Texas
x Arkansas railroad, was killed near
Stamps by "a negro named Guy Kin
ney Kinney killed negro near
stamps and Ferguson was one of the
posse in pursuit of the murderer.
The negro was found a short dis
tance from here and opened fire on
the posse killing Ferguson and
woundiug others, after which he
made his escape.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03
Every Kind
OF Torture
Tspecial 10 INC sentinel.1

T-T-TTTT u ]
Victoria, British Columbia. Aug.
3.-News was received from Hong
Kong by the Empress of Japan OF
horrible atrocities in Indo-China.
A French district officer, after Sc
curing Chinese prisoners, has sub
jccted them to every kind of torture,
one of which was to press them with
red-hot irons as clothes are pressed.
until death ensued
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03
Reports Prove
To Be Untrue
Especial to The Sentinel 1

T0IgTTdI To ITIT F1TII ITTLIVI1I
St Paul. Mimi. Aug. 3.-Reports
of the collision on the Northern Pa
cific railroad, sent out last night. on
account OF the strike of the telegra-
pliers on that system. are untrue, ac-
cording to General Manager Holmes
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03
Refrigerators md Ranges Chenn.

The Bucklin and Vols hardware
stocks are now combined and the S.
r. Vols Hardware Company is ready
for business at the old Bucklin stand
As result of the consolidation they
are over-stoeked in many lines, es-
pecially in refrigerators and steel
ranges, and for the next 80 days will
make remarkably low prices on these
articles. Get their prices at once.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03
NOTICE OF GUARDIANS SALE.

In the Matter of the Sale of Rebecca
Hughes, Nellie Hughes, James An
derson Hughes, Herbert Frank
Hughes, Minor Heirs of Frank
Hughes, Deceased.
Public notice is hereby given that,
in pursuance Of an order made by
the County Court of Mesa county
Colorado, in the above entitled cause
on the 18th day of July, a. d. 1905,
the undersigned guardian of the
above named minor heirs of Frank
Hughes. deceased, will on Wednes-
day, the Sd day OF August, A. d.
1905, at the hour of 10 O'Clock am.
of said day, at the law Office of Sam
uel \. Wheeler, at room 7 of the
Grand Valley National Bank build
ing, in the city of Grand Junction,
Colorado, sell at private sale the fol-
lowing described property of said
minor heirs, to-wit:
An undivided one-half Cls) inter
est in lot twenty-six C26), block
ninety-seyen go, in the city OF
Grand Junction, Colorado; also an
undivided one-quarter 60 interest
in the northeast (n.e.) quarter CH)
of section thirty-two (32), township
Ute meridian, in Mesa county, Colo
rado.
That said sale will be made for
not less than one-half cash of the
appraised value of said property and
any deferred payments to be secured
by the first real estate mortgage upon
said property; said deefrred pay
ments drawing interest at the rate of
eight tS) per cent per annum.
This the .2d day of July, A D.
1905.
NELLIE B. PLOWMAN.
Formerly Nellie B. Hughes, Guard
ian of Rebecca Hughes, Nellie
Hughes, James Anderson Hughes, |
Herbert Frank Hughes, Minor
Heirs of Frank Hughes, Deceased. |
By 5. n. WHEELER,
Attorney for Guardian.
First publication, July %, 1905
Last publication, August 8, 1905.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03
NELLIE B. PLOWMAN.
Notice to the Public.

On and after Tuesday, August /,
a penalty of 10 per cent will be ap-
piled to all unpaid water rents. Per
sons knowing themselves indebted to
the city fdr water must pay after that
time or the penalty will be first add
ed and the water shut off later
w. B. NEDDER,
superintendent of Water
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03
Nothing ON the Market Equal to
ChAmbcrlain's Collie, Cholera
md ninrrhnnn RnmrIA

This fact is well known 10 drug
gists everywhere, and nine out OF
ten viii give their customers this
preparation when the best is asked
for. ODE Wilmer, a prominent drug
gtst of Joplin, Mo. in a circular to
his customers SAYS: There is no
thing on the market in the way of
patent medicine which equals Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera & Diarrhoea
Remedy for bowel complaints. We
sell and recommend this prepara-
ton.' For sale by all druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03
Nineteen People
Were Injured
rSDecfal TO The Sentinel. /

Especial to- The ScutIuoLI
Denver, Aug. "a heavily laden
tramway car on the Berkely q Glitch
line ran into a Colorado a Southern
switch engine on Sixteenth street last
night
About 10 persons We're injured.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03
Boards Held
Special Session
TspecIal 10 The sentinel ]

St Louis, No, Aug "A general
conference between the state board
of health and the ST Louis board of
health was held here today for the
purpose of discussing the yellow fe-
Yer situation iu the south and the
1dNislbility of establishing q uuarun-
tine for The state of Missouri against
persons fleeing from the fever dis
lriUt
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03

There was only one section of
30. 3 this afternoon, but the train
was Wcu hlled with homeseekers.
Ihe Colorado Midland also brought a
good many people into the civ at
noon. Between t50 and 200 people
came in on the two trains.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03

: : = = $3.50
!: % PER CENT PER MONTE '
I GUARANTEED. :
; The Biggest and Safest In. :
: ment in Grand .Iuurria,, ''
! Reference>-Well known
: cal People.
: Two separate and 6fs+f--. ;
: tests, made by experts of -t
. highest rating. show thar ~ ;
: Cli1 coal gives not les EoH 1EoG ;
: % &c more heat value rEo- -- :
: other Goals. :
: One test gave the quau-ft, ~. :
: gas produced and caudIanGv.ge-- :
: measured as 25cs greater -Es-
: competing Goals.
: In a ? 24-hOur steam test. Ro,7. :
+ Clin coal produced over a= :,
: more horsepower than an agrgI :
: weight of other coal.
: II will do it in every test vac :,
: it is sold at the same price ~ :
: other Goals.
: Make 25Gc by burning Boot
: Clif coal. You can do n
+ Phone Junction IT2.
+ w. 5. PHILLIPS.
|. !. + : i. : : : : i. = : .
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03
Over 200 Patients

Whom / have treated and fitted with
glasses In Grand Junction and vicin-
ity. Inquire and be convinced. Have
been coming to Grand Junction reg
ularly for three years.
Remember the Dates.
Consultation Free.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03

Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat.
Dr. Sapero. the Denver specialist
will again be in Grand Junction al
the Grand hotel, August Z, S and 9
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03
CLASSIFIED COLUMN

FOR SALE-Two colts-one Shet-
land. , years old; one Thorndyke
colt. / year months old. In
quire at this office.
LOST-A pocketbool containing SIS
valuable papers, mileage book and
pair of gold spectacles. Finder
Will leave at this office and be lib
orally rewarded
A little forethought may save
YOU no end of trouble Anyone who
makes IL a rule TO keep Chamber
laIn's Collie. Cholera & Diarrhoea
Remedy az hand knows this to be
a fact. For sale by all druggists
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03

No charge for consultation or eN-
animation for glasses.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03

In the Matter of the Sale of Rebecca
Hughes, Nellie Hughes, James An
derson Hughes, Herbert Frank
Hughes, Minor Heirs of Frank
Hughes. Deceased.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-24
9tnter peri6lOiie=
men TbHren.
R m an
bon
SanI S'IigremOnt.
(6ortiebung,)

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@emad, bebor iie ni6t oles geor6net
bate, uno 8ioIette bereits i'm Bette lag.
8eibe pdrsu Mil9f6ipeftsrn, dber es
ipor ni6t etrpa Ssannies Mutter 9es
ipe1en, bic Der So4ter bes oItaoeligen
9efAle6ts bic erite Nabrun9 geIpenoet
bate, ionbern umgetebrt. Gines Ia
ees mar ouf S4Iob Mitdrra in Der
@astoens, bas bumdls nod 8iolettes
GItsrn oebDrte, elm iiber bic @ren3e bers
iiberoet0mmener Srupp Spanier err
f9iensn, UNI ii6 fir bic grbetten Der
MeinIeIe 81 p%erbingen, ipie has in iez
benz 6erbit gsidab. Gs beFano ii4 audi
Elm ormes, f6ipahes Weib oarunter,
bds Dor 3tpsi Wpndten ben Wann pers
loren bate, in bemiel6en Qugenblid, od
fie Elm S0hter6en our Welt brd6te.
.Ginss Morgens funb mun bic Qermite
tobt, bus pertpoiite feline WeIen lag
tuimmernb on ibrsr Settle. BON tie
fem Mitleib ergriffen, ertlGrts bic Ser
5oein bon 2aeroirs Morbourg, bob lie
fi9 beg ainbes annebmen poQe, uno
ais ni6t cid cine Qmme in Der linz
esaenb al Ifinben mar, nuRm lie
Seanni., font fifsr Dor GnttrGfs
flung geit ben ipGre, an bic eigene
9ruf. 8ioIstte mar bumuI8 nahe5u
Elm Sdbr alt.
Nf6ts lam Der 3drtli6tsit unb Der
nnbebingten Sineebung 9lei9, bic
Seannie BON Helm ouf fir 8iolette
Heste. Sie smpfing bic slei4e @rs
siebuns pts bieie, Iieb fih aber bur6
fein A~bpebren baran binoern, 8iolette
su bebienen unb ibr bic bingebenoIte
@orefalt dngsosiben gu laRen. Oils
bic 5sr5ogin Qnne bon 2ucrOirsW drs
bourg, unmitteI6ur mad Der @eburt
glnbres, benz etnige Monate friiber ees
ftorbenen 9atten in ben Sob folgte, bal
lie tire S9pGgsriu, bic Marquife b.
DIeffis Sdints2ue, ii9 Der beiben Wdia
fen onsunebmen. Damn aber ptntte
fie Seannis an ibre Seite uno idgte gu
ibr: o@erfpri4 mir, buB 0u @iolettt
r1tdpt berlnnen nir1t, ioloft9e ne OelneI
b.burf!!"
9as bate Seannie Der Sterbenber
s.lobt unb eefreulid Mort sebuIten
@9on mebrmals bate iis cine gutt
Ydrtis MAIDEN tonnen, ba iit, tpenn'
gI.i9 perm0genslos, bod o~uffallent
fhDn unb suglsi9 feireebilbet mar
a[ein iie bate teinsn @ntrag dnsenom'
men. Dem 9ottor 9orbter, Der nm fl
iporb, mar Iie ousenI4einli4 bon Ser.
Ser Sugetbdn, ALIEN uu9 er bate nod
feline 3uIase BON ibr erbdlten tOnnen
sic blieb babel: sd tperoe ni4t ebe'
beirot6en, als biz mid @iolettc mid
msbr brdunt."
Oils Sennnie iid, iuie u1abenOlid, 81
@iolette nieoerbeugte, Inn ibr ben 9ute
na9ttuB Su ssben, mar bieie bereitS feI
einoeInldfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-24

ututqulle luul uue'" Wv
~ SpsiieIuaI SuriidgebIisben. Sn
z ti.fes Hu9Fnnen beriunten,
fab ite nit gerunSeIten 8rauen
bd, iubbur6 lire 3iige .inen nod bdrz
ttren 4usbrlld lpie gepDbnli1 erbielten.
Die ,3sit peritri9, obne OaB ie oeIien
9stpobr ipurbe. Gnbli9 luar bas Jeuer
I'm admin nieberssbrdnnt, unb Elm
Ieiftes SrOiteln lieB iie aus ibrsn &C.
banttn duffabren. sic i6sllte unb
frngte ben slei9 oarduf eintretenben
3ommsrbiener: pWo 1T Der 9err Rars
aiiis?"
rSopiel ib ipeib, bat Der Serr Mar'
quis bic dnbsren Serren beeleitet!"
,Grfunbi9en sic ii9 bdnah, ipenn
sic es ni9t beitimmt pifen. Seben
sic ou9 mad. mo meme 3oater urb
ibre bsibsn 9sbrsrinnen iinb, uno brins
gen sic mir 8ei9eio." GefliKentIi9
monte Gaure, tpenn iie bon 8iolette
nnb Ssannie fpra4, niemals sinen linz
teri9ieb 5piiden Yeiben, fonoern be-
Banoelte fe senau auf benz slei4en
Sube.
Nah elmer turSen Weile sri9ien Der
Oiener tpisbsr. .Srdulein Reine.Wds
RE bat fid bereits i4lafen gelest. 6rdus
Iein Ssannie lit nod bel ibr. GrGulein
b. 2atroirsM arbours bat nit benz
6errn Warquis unb ieinsm Sefretdr
bic f~prtsebenben Serren besleitst. sic
finb nod ni9t suriid."
Gs fldmmts aornis in ben 3iisen
Der MorquiIe auf. sic Dffnste ben
Wunb, ME UNI ibrsm untpilen Cuff gu
MAIDEN uno in beftise @prpiirfe segsn
9iolette unb Sordee ouSsubre6en.
@Qein bic 4nipeienbeit bss Dieners
stpans fe our Sslbitbeberriduns unh
berfdlob tbre 2ippen. sic beeniiste
fid bamit, tura unb berrif9 gu iassn;
sS6iden sic mir pauline. Sic io1
mid ousfleiben."
!Sierauf bseob ie ii9 in ibr Sdlaf'
semad. Qud bier fIdderte Elm bellies
sSeuer i'm 2amin, ben nit psridtpsn,
berifdem Gurus nnb Susleid nit er:
lefenem @efhmad einseridteten Raun
beboalid burhpdrmenb. Cine Dor
benz plafonb interchangeable jilbern,
Nadtlampe psrbreitete muir fdpades
2iht, aGlein diit bic Bergen neben BEN
boben ToiletiefpisseI unb duf benz aa'
minouffob poren anseSiinbet. Oils BIZ
admmerfrau %eintrat, um ibre @ebie'
isrin ausaufleiben, mertte iie fofort
boB bas Barometer auf Sturm 5eiste,
Gie fonnte ihr ni1ts rsht MAIDEN uni
tpirbe f~ortipdbrenb sefdolten unb &C.
idbelt. Oils bic Hadttoilette beenbei
mar, befabl ibr bic Warquife nod, ibt
Elm @ldB frifnes Wofer 81 bringen.
pauIine brdHte Is duf elmer fiber
men YIatte unb fdate: der 6err Mars
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-24

auF bos Bett n isintn g6Iaffnnts'
s.lest, has an bus gOuboir fsinsr 9s'
ma6Iin itieb. aIs @iolette unb Del
9(rat sintrdteR, fam ibnen bic arHl'
Heiu.sR arit netuenb snt9e9sH. .
% Gott, er ftirbt," risf iis Osr5fDslt'
lunssDou aus.
Sottor 8orbisr fanb ben 3ufant
b.s Marauis beIorgniberrsgenb. 81
Bat sunG9f @iOlstts, iia NIT Rein. aul
.iniss 3ett 3u sntfernsn. inm ln5p'l1eT
ben MQrquis nit 9iIfe isireS Sammsr'
bitners gu enttIeioeH.
sFrGulein b. 2acroiE belt nun Der
@u0en6lid fir setommer, INN bic ToA'
ter nit benz ertfeBIittn Gnbe ibrsl
SHUTTER in fdOnsnbfter Metie bstdrni
au MAIDEN; bic 9bdtfade burfte Reins'
Warit ni6t LANCER Usrborgen blslben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-24
9. e q tie /.

~ ie Marquiie mar ALIEN i'm
~ SpsiieIual 3uriidgebltsben. Sn
z ti.fes NddIinnen b~erIunten,
fab fe nit 0erunSeItsn 8rouen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-24
3. e a pitet /.

3. e a , lttL
T pboIb bic 8unbe BON benz
- Drama, bos ii9 uuf benz
O S6IoFe Suints2uc u~bseipielt
bate, bur4 ben Brief beS ST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
Sbcatcr6rano lit EittS6nrg.

Yittsburg, 20, =. SUM. -
9os beige o2luenue = (beoter"
mltroe ourd Elm fur3 Dor 4 l(br bellte
Nodmittog mlsgebrodcne@ 6eller to-
tai 5eritort unO Oua anltoBenoe
0@rono Opera Souie" erlitt betroht'
lifen S6ooen. Ser 8einmmtuerlult
miro ouf $150,000 geifGBt. Gas
DNuenle : Ibeater." nelfea al Der
Siibieite Der 5. Npenue, 5piihen
@ooo' nnb SmitbfieloItroBe, lag,
mar ldon Ieit einigcn @odeu &C.
idlol'en nnb Elm @Gdter befouo lid
i'll oemIelben. Sm ,@ranO Opera
6puie" mar eile Watinee i'm @un0e,
oQeiu eS %gelong, einen Gonif 81 per-
bitten uno oae Impcienoen aus 0enl
@cbduoc 81 entfernen. Webrerc
Grollen fieleu in Obnnodt, ais lie
orouBeu ol1i Der StraBc ongclonot
moreu. @icle 6eniter oes ol,f ser
unOeren Seite Der StroBe gelcacner
,,g}crucQ @otel5" unO oNltIer Sotela"
5eriprougcn in 6olgc Der Site.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-03
ShiffsnNdlridltcn.

Ncm Yorf, ,. Silnt. Ser
9ompier Settle" lit bon bier nod
Gueenstomn unO &ipcrpool nb9elob-
rem.
grom SeoO, ,. SUM. - Ger
Compiler rGcpic," pom Nelp-gort nodl
9iperpool beItinmt, lit bier po'ltrt.
9unnet@eoO, ,. SUM. - NltT
Dem @egc bon 9}ew Dorf nod Gbris
Itioniono uno Copenhagen lit bier Der
Compiler ,llnitco StotcS" puiiirt.
@cQborM I, 5luni. An9etomt
men BON 9tcp Dorf uio Moriciue@ tit
bicr Der Compiler Nigeria"
Gibraltar, ,. Srni. Ser
Compiler .Sloponio", BON Nefb 9ort
mad, afcopcl, lricit Ii. /. 10. bcitinmt,
fam bier al ulro iubr meiter.
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