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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
COMMISSIONERS Propose TO
OPEN WILLIAMS STREET

The county commissioners win
mcsa Saturday morning for the sDe.
cial purpose ~ opening Williams
street. which was CLOSED 10 travel sew
crai months ago hy the Santa Fe rail.
way company Williams street lies
parallel 20 the Santa Re railway bo-
tween a point Just no th of the Santa
Sc stock yards and the city liV'its and
was q thurOuRhiar0 which has boon
used aimee the building ~ the raiiroad
by the pcopie residing south of tho
city In coming u0 tOwu. A few
months ago the railroad company had
II closed. Since then, upon thnno
people has boen worked the hardship
~ having 10 drive over n circuit0un
route which leads over the sand nils.
anh ahp cunimissniOnora have been Pc
titionod % have Williams street 20
opened. which they propose to do on
Saturday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
SEEKING INFORMATION
ABOUT a LOST MAN,

H. a. Hitler. OF the South Bend. Ind.
Tribune. writes seukinf Information of
Walter snyder. whoae picrure IN en-
closed. In the interest Of a son who
lives In Indiana The searchera be
lleve that the man drowned ia the Ilaa
Vegas reservoir ib years ago known
as Reat G. Parsons, was really Snyder.
Mr. Miller asks N u will b8 possible %
obtain the number " the watch which
was found 90 the mans pocket Tho
son haa the number Of his missing "a
theirs watch and n Inc two numbers
should happen % tally u would prove
a s,gong point ln the Identification.
The Las Vegas Optic. i'm comment.
luR on tho subject. says. Parsons,
Who wns the locator of the famous
Parsons mine ln the White mountains
of lincoln county In 1857 came here
90 meet DcnveF capitalists who had
offered him half million fcr tho prop
orty Ho stayed az the MOuiozuma ho
tel aud fhe frEt nigbt walked out "a
the fou hills His body was found
next morning In the old reservoir. Il
rs supposed thai ho loot his footing
and rolled from blum above.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
RoJEsTvENsKV's FLEET is
NOW ALL TOGETHER

London. April i2.-The 4 socioied
Press Is able 20 confirm absolutely
the statement that the Russian battle.
ships passed Singapore going eastward
April 8, 80 that all OF Vice Admiral
hoiestvensky's squadron are account.
cd for This definite news about the
hattlcships WAS sent 10 Singapore BY
wireless telegraph from the China sea.
II 10 presumed here that the battle.
ships passed further out 20 sea than
the rest OF the squadron. hence. di.
vergcnt reports regarding the number
OF ships.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
RAILWAY MEN MEET.
Santa Re Freight and Passenger Men
In Texas Held Pow.WoW.

santa Re Freight and Passenger Men
In Texas Held Pow.WoW.
After two days deliheration the
passenger and freight traffic oonyen.
ton Of the Santa Fe has been ad-
iomned az San Angelo. Texas J. ~
Gownan. freight traiilc manager. and
George T. Nicholson, passenger traiiic
manager. with w. 8. keonan. general
passenger agent ~ the Gulf system.
are rnaking a tour OF the Gulf lines
after which they Will 30 % Galveston
The railroad people have enjoyed their
convention 90 the fullest extent.
This was Mr. Germans initial trip
a. freight trailc manager of the syH-
TEN, having recently been appointed "a
succeed Mr., nlddle, who accepted a
position villa the Rock Island Ho is
well and favorebly known In that sec
tOn, however, having been down a.
Ban Angelo several times while gen
eral freight agent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
SPECULATION RUNS FAST
IN RUSSIAN CAP TAI

81 Petersburg. April 49, News OF
tae northward movement OF Admiral
kpiostysnaky's squadron and his evi.
went Intention 80 accept battle when
ever Admiral Togo chooses 10 ofior Il
has for the present stilled activities In
10 the direction of peace and foreign
dispatches relating 60 the voyage OF
the squadron are followed with in-
tense interest The admiralty volun.
teers pc Information regarding ROi0st.
yenakyF plan, whenever his immo.
date destination is or ls not the coast
Of Cochin China, but Ia naval circles
the impression prevails that the
squadron will continue uorthward to
The straits Of Fcrmoaa, where Il Togo
does not elect 70 give battle or a. DE-.
featod, Rolestvonaky may seizo = tom.
porary base IN japanese territory. and
II he should consider Il advisable.
await the arrival of Admiral Noboao.
tons division.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
HAVE eErn aosLeRlzEp..
Union Pacific Employees Not Advanced
After Passing AGE Of Fifty

Union FaciHc Employees Not advances
After Passing AGE Of Fifty.
Employees Of the Union Pacific raj.
mad have practically been "Oslegized"
by the hglard u directors, Says tho
Denver Times
The wofd has gone forth that none
shall expect advancement after be
shall have reached the age ~ may
years.
1tbe directors. b is asserted. have
issued eFieFs thal the yoling men shall
have hrHf call for nonora. THIS rule
~ said to be- lFonnlad Aidlity and ex-
perience count for nothing, II handi.
capped BY years.
Tho new ruling became public
through the announcement of the ape
polntment Of w A. nmel. supeFln-
undont ~ Omaha, as general manager
Of the fugfaf road NE. neuoi WAS
considered BY al % she officials as the
propef man 10 succeed 20 the general
suporinteudency rcc0ntlyi he had tho
indOraoment of Mr. Hartman himself.
hut the toard ~ directors turned Mr..
Deuel. down fgF a younger man. Su.
perlntendeni l'arka of Wyoming.
AZ the meeting AZ which the direc-
tors took action on Mr.. Deuel. Il n
said thai the osler rule was adopted.
A. yet there "a no Official circular 0n
the age order. but Il "a being generally
made known among the employees fhRt
u they want io Eot % the top lh che
employ ~ the Uhion finclhc they viii
have to hustle before tho gray comes
into their hair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
ADMIRAL Toeo's PLAN
or BATTLE OUTLINED

New YeriA Aprii l2--gt Is gnardodly
admitted IN Toxic, according 20 q dis.
patch from London. that Admiral Togo
has completed his battle Organization
BY dividing his feet into three squad.
rOns, flying. main and reserve The
flying squadron. made up OF the fastest
cruisers Ia already scouting tho China
SEA and will opun the fighting. The
main squadron made up mostly OF bat.
tlcships and armOred cruisers, Il 20
follow into action, and the reserve
squadron. comprising tho remainder 0f
Tho battleahips and cruisers, will com.
plete the attack II necessary and guard
any attack In the rear.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
LARGE LIME CONTRACT
FOR DOUGLAS SHELTER

Alfred Paul has been given the con.
tract 10 sdpply the Copper Queen win
lime from the quarFioe northeast OF
Douglas. Arizona. rnfB q an import
ant contract, hclng for a minimum of
O00 tons per month, and viii require
the employment Of about ffty men a,
All A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
sVlAToPoLk.MlRskV
TO RETURN TO OFFICE.

st. Petersburg. April l3.-lThe rc-
port thar the former minister of The
Interior Prince Sviatopolk MirBSy.
will return 70 public lie az president
Of the rescript commission. although
not 0hiclally confirmed, creates much
satisfaction, a. his sympathy with the
principle of popular representation ia
well known. Numborles stories have
been printed abroad giving details of
the character, composition and date Of
cOnvOcatiOn OF the coming parliament.
The Associated Press can state that
they are premature. Countless plans
have been presented, bmt zone have
yet been adopted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

Encouraged by the defeat of the
anti-scalplng ordinance the ticket
scaipcrs Of Texas, backed by their ma
tiOnai association, are preparing 70
prosecute the railways. under me
charge Of violating che antitrust law
of the state u u stated that several
former employees Of the road have en-
tered the service of the soalpers and
that evidence has been secured against
tho Southern Pacific, Santa Fe, Rock
island and Missouri. Kansas a Texas,
40 prove that thoy have violated every
section blu two Of the state law.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
N0N.PARTlSAN STATEHOOD
LEAGUE THIS EVENING

The executive committee OF the
New Mexico Nan Partisan Statehood
league me- In tAe Office of Attorney W
y. Childers, president of The commit.
tee. an Tuesday night and adopted y
set ~ bylaws and regulations for
The conduct of the league
The league win hold another mass
meeting tonight when the committee
viii submit the following declaration
~ principals for the approval of the
members.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
LIKE MANY OTHER
RuMoRs WAR MAKES

Toxic, April i2.--lt Il reported here
that the Russians az Vladiyostock are
conducting experiments with six sub.
marine vessels, and that these yassels
are all of foreign manufacture. aud
include French British and American
types
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
oEATH or JOSE JULIA,
CONSUL TO HONDURAS

A dispatch from las Vegas 10 the
Denver News, dated April ~, rays;
During the night, Consul Jose Julia. OF
TFuXillO, Honduras a spanish noble
man, who for twenty-five years has
been chief consul for Spain IN spanish
Honduras. died from tho effect Of q
hemorrhago Of tho brain lie was es
years old.
Tho consul came here last July IN
poor health and had apparently almost
entirely recovered. Ills wife, nephew
grand nioce and phyHioian, DR. Francis
Ftst chief surgeon of tho Houduran
army, lived with him here. The 70
mains Will DO taken 10 Truxillo fOi
burial after an olRhtday service IN
tho Catholio churches here
Consul Julia was conEideffd fhe
Weaiihiest exporter ~ Honduras iif
fine cattle have a high reputation 81
over the West iudies and he waa che
leaGiaV exporter ~ rubber and saran
parlllR 20 the unhed States. He had
been decorated with the order 81 iaa
bella ana o. San ~. iAndo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
WHAT LONDON THINKS
AnnlIT HnHnfVf

London. April l8.--British naval
men comment on the lack OF secrecy
regarding Admiral Rolestyenskya
movements since his arrival In the far
eastern waters, aud conSider that it
clearly shows that the Russian ad-
miral % keenly anxious 20 meet Ad.
mirsi Togo and hght Il out 10 the
hnlsh.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
coal FoR RUSSIAN
FLEET IS STORED.

Paris. April iB,-~ilefr bekel. who is
charged with the duty of gathering
Together supplies Of coal for the Rub'
sian second Pacific squadron. has, ae.
cOrdlng 10 the statement made 10 a
spondent 0f Maiin. 10000 tons at
saigon and $4,000 tons at Shanghai,
which he expects the Russian squad.
ron 20 lake on board.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
SHIPS DESCRIBED IN
The RUSSIAN SQUADRON

London, April l2.--Dispafches TO
Lloyds from Singapore today prac.
tically confrm the Associated Press
iirst Information regarding the compo.
sitiun of the Russian squad ON which
passed April 3. Lloyd's agent says
Il Is composed Of seven battleahips.
two armorcd cruisers, three converted
cruisers. seven torpedo boat destroycrs
and seventeen steamers and hospital
ships and tugs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
SHIPMENT or FINE
STOCK TO EL PAso

W. ~ Atkinson. manager Of the
Milne Bush ranch, has sold a carload
Of high grade tNoyear-0ld Hereford
bulls 20 Las Norlas Cattle company.
Of Bl pasO. There are thirty animals
In tho lot. and cha consideration was
Sf5 per nea 2 They were bought for
immediate shipment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
MOVEMENTS ON LAND
ARE INDICATED

Toxic, April i2---Rcports received
here from Manchuria indicate that the
Russians continue concentrating their
troops and strengthening the Chang
Kirln line. Sklrmishes are frequent
and may possibly develop into an en-.
gagemcnt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

dan, between BOrnoo and sumatra.
and which was refused clearance pa.
porH Tor Saigon unleas hof commander
gave bonds tu deliver her cargo
through British consul hero. was rc
leased today, her captain agreeing to
deliver bis cargo through The British
consul at Saigon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

torpedo boat attack on the convoy
during the night II Is pointed out
that there Is no cable connection he
tween Anamhas island aud Batavia.
and that the hiet news ~ the nvht
should come from Singapore, unless
the Dutch warahlps are able 20 com.
munlcate with batavia by wireless
telography.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
LONDON LAcKs CONFIRMATION
or THE REPORTED BATTLE

London. April i2.-Ne confirmation
has as yc been received Ia London OF
the report Z ON Batavia. OF the naval
battle on Anambas Island and as
there rs no cable connection with
these Islands. u Is dimcult 10 see how
Batavia could have eot such news
before Singapore
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
RUSSIANS REINFORCED
AND READV TO CiCHT

Paris. April i3.--Captain Rode telo.
graphs 70 Matih that he has been the
guest OF General kaulhars, comman,
der OF the second Manchurlan army az
the Russian fr0ntThe captains oh.
servati0ns showed that the Russian
army had been reinforced and Ia pre-,
pared 20 renew battle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

H v Nickeron, vice president and
controller of the MoKican Central
road. q expected In no city from New
York Ia a few days ON bis way 90
the city Of Mexico with HIS family.
Private car No. 10 paased through the
city Wednesday morning. on w. way
TO Topeka. Kansas, where he Will take
The car. Mr. Nickcfa0n war Formerly
general manager ~ tho Mexican C0u-
trail
D. v Key. superintendent ~ con.
sfru0 ion on she Bclen cut-on. and j.
u. Masihows, Of tho oonirncting frm
~ Eegloaton 4 MaiihcRs. were Albu-
QHerQue visitors yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
ST. PETERSBURG DOUBTS
GENERAL BATTLE YET

St Petersburg, April l2 Tho ad-
miraliy has no information In regard
10 the alleged naval hattie in progress
on Anar1baH island ~ reported from
Batavia. and does not credit tho pos.
sibiilty OF a general naval battle yet.
The Ohlcials concodo however, that
Tho japanese may have attempted o
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
SOME or IT HELD UP

singapore straits Settlement. April
l3 Herman Collier HiBdoO, az this
pert. laOdcd with 900 tons oi Cardli
coal for the Island of Tau Jons Pan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
JAPs FLEE AWAY AND
LEAVE THEIR DINNERS.

-. Petersburg, April IA dis
patch from Gunshu Pass, dated yester.
day, says that the Russian advance
detachment ON the MgndRri. road
pushed forward April iith and bonn
barded MaohantEy al midday. The
Japanese Infantry and cavalry hur.
rledly vacated the place, leaving their
dinners, maps, etc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

J r. farweil, chief engineer u tho
Santa 10 Central railway went to
Santa 10 this morning iio will 70
turn ibis evening
w. d. AcFarren. me popular rOuio
agent of tho Wells Fargo ExpIoas
company. was a. sania ~ yesterday
checkinG up the cOmpany'b agent
there
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
HIS NOW BEGUN.

NAVAL eArrLE
HIS NOW BEGUN.
Amsterdam, Apii 1.-THE fight Is
now in pTaareas near Auamhas la.
land. East Mayla, according 10 a telc.
gram from batavia The dispatch
aies that ilvo Dutch warshlps are near
the scene OF the battle No details
can be had
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

A 81 barney. tho travelling freight
and passenger agent ~ the Denver a
RhO 0rantle, With haalQil4ftcrs az san
"a ~. PASSED ~ che road ffom Ei
paso yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

supplies Of ammunition are being nc.
cumulaied. The Russians, Il is said.
hope 10 equip the fortress 20 that Il
VIII be capable Of withstanding
Siege.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

During the ubaerce Of Mrs. Rooso-
Welt from Washington, Miss Alice
Rooaefelt u mistress of the white
House and "hrst Lady of the land"
Il II announced that she Will take ad.
vantage ~ The opportunity 10 repay
many Of her social obligations 10 the
younger aet OF the national capital.
This picture Is one Of her latest and
u her faRoriie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-22
Srici6ciSrbernna mad benz Nuslanoe.

Sie ousI1noiite Eoit fir Die nit
DEM -. Suli 1905 enoen0e Wote
i6lieBt bier (prompt in allen Salem
I'M @alpt-B oitamt, tpie foIgt:
3te Padet.ToIt lit often BON Q ubr
TormlttogS bis 5 ubr Ha6ntittagS
tuGlld), altS9enommen Sonntag8.
Gie Bndet.Eoit nod 9eutidlano
Id)IieBt bier Wtittluod. 49,, uno Mon.
tag, Den "a. Suli- nm 5ebn llbr
&ormittuaa. nod @roBbritunnien II.
Srlono GieultogS unb 5reitogs nm
5 llbr Nod)mittoes.
3ampier iobren pom Netu. 9orfer
Snfen ob, menn ni6t anber8 angege.
ben.
SranS atIortib DE 80 It.
Sreitog - 6 llbr gben03, iiir S5r.
lono, per 3ompfer o@truriu", pia
Queenstown" Holt fir onoere( belle
Guropo'S mlB per Gumpfer Cru.
ria" abreIiirt iein); Z llbr AbenbS,
fir europa, per 0anpfer vHbllu0el.
pbiu," pio Elpmolitb unb Gberbourg,
9ienitog, 20. Sui, Z ubr abenoS,
iiir europa, per 9ompfer Baltic"
g o It II q d. 9 ii D. uno Central l.
amerito, % # etc.
Sreitug - 3 ltbr Hodnittogs, filr
Somoico, per Sampler bon Bottom;
fiir Bermuda, per 0ompfer bon Sa'
lifor, g. g.; llbr IbenbS, fir So
Ylota . Stooten, per 0ompier go.
ronbo;" 10 llbr gbenoS, fir Neii'
funbInnb, per 9ompfer DH%oIoIinb;"
fir Yorto Hico, Curacao uno Gene.
5uelo, per 9ampfer Caracas" fir
5ortirne SSSIonb, Snmoico uno SO.
lombia, per 9ompfer nSibirio;" fir
Gubo, per Gumpfer nMorro Cattle"
Ole Yoit nod) Neuiunolonb, pio
Noro.S poncp. unb nod Wtiqlielon,
pio Bolton, id)lieBt bier tG9lif Inn 3
llbr HodmittogS; nod Gubo, pio
Gompo, tGqlit Inn 1 llbr Nadmit-
toe8; noh Sofia Tico, Sonburos II.
Guatemala, pio Nerp.S orleans, tag.
lid Inn s ltbr MberoS.
SronS. Yaciic y o It.
Tolt iiir Die YbiIippinen = Snleln
mo @lionL pia Sun 6ron5iScp,
lhlieBt bier togIib Z llbr Ibenbs bis
sum 26. Suli; fir Reu.S eelono, au.
Itrolien, Ncl . Golebonien, Samoa,
Solpoii uno Sill B.. Snieln, pia Son
Sron5iSco bis gum 5. ailgult Z llbr
IbenoS.
Ole GronS.Y ocific.Bolt miro tag
lid 5umabgon9Sboien b%eioroert nno
Ole 3eit ocs BoitihluiieS lit 10 ar
roneirr, ooB cin ununtcrbrodener
lleber.ono.S transport itottiinbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-22
Wermiid)te hlcorapbiidc 9cpsIdjcn.

Sn Scronton, go, bat Der 3S'
idbrige 3uuiel Hoientbol ieine ytud'
BARN, 6ruu 9toia Siibmor, olirdl
einen Ghilb olif ben 800 oeripunoet,
oo o~ieielbc linn niht geitotten mollts.
ibrer Godter Den sol 5u MAIDEN.
9(ud) ollf Ole Io6ter feuerte Der
Wiitbenoe 5uci ShiilIe ob, Die jeood)
nidt trofer, uno muroe Damn bon
0en- berbeieilenoen Na6born iiber.
mGltigt. Holentbol loa 5rau unH
Ginoer in europa buben.
Sn superior, MiS,, ~itiir5te Ell!
BON S. y. Mtorrom i'm ld)GrilteI
Sempo geIentteS automobil bel cine,
StroBenfrel8ung nm, mo Der Silb
Ter erlitt biebei 10 lblimme 8erlet
5iingen, oaB er fur5 oaralii itorb
mobreno Elm Toiiant, Hamens Z. u.
Tubredt, perlebt muroe.
Cine I'M Sboiroi Seruinlem
Sempel III Bolton, Maii., erfolgta
@oserpIoiion peruriodte eihen Bunrt
itnter Den onmeienocn @ldubigen,
nelfe, pom eritidungstobe beorobt,
oos @ebouoe in bodIter Gle perlni.
lel nlntBten. Ter amltirenoe aontor
erlitt idlimme 9ranomunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-22
Sptel Snnfer.
@iro morgen anl olten Flub an Der
Sit q 6opetteitroBe erotinet. -

@iro nlorqen an alien Flob an 0el
Sit . 6opetteltroBe e%rotfnet. -
Gurd)oliS mooern uno ieuerlifcr
5elepbon in iebem 3inlmer.
&otel Sumter miro nrorgen leinc
Sbiiren fir @Gite olfncn. IS itcbt
an oemielben EIoBc, 9tr. 20 un0 -,
SIt 6auetteitraBc, unO lit mie Elm
Ebonir ans Der Glde bC$ alien emf.
ltunhen, OuS Dem grnBen 9runbG
gum Opfer fiCl. gSie elm Ebonir,
lper,n mtdl niht 10 id)ncl, uber oeIto
Ifoner ltn0 grober bat lih Sottl
Sumter aus oen Sriintncrn crbobcn.
G& 1T 5mei Stodperfe b0ber llno ent
holt 20 3tmmer mebr, ais boS oltc,
bat cine 6ront bon 40 SUB al Der
6oDctteltroBe un6 cine Siefc bon rs
GlB. Us lit lieben Stodlperte bob,
ans ornomentolem Stucco, Cement
rno Gilcn olrd)lueg iellerieit aebout.
Gle Scnltergeltelle limo ans Wfetall.
un6 meitcren Shub 0egen Seuer
bietet Nrobtglas, 0uS lid) mGbren0
0c$ 9rnnoeS 10 por5iiglih %bcmobrtc
mo boS nit TuSnabme Der por0crcl
Gcnitcr I'M erIten Stodlpcrf in goll,
gen SoteI Eermcnoung ro1o. Go&
nclte &oteI Sumter bat 66 3immer.
SIN critcn Stodluert bciin6cn lih bic
Wur, 6oS 9iireall, ole Sollc mo 6oS
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0onic Eulte bot 0ie Yripot Sclc
pbon4 @rfonge Flob geiunbcn. Ser
Sd)onftild, aus gricd)iidcln WPnr-
MOI un0 WoGogonp ber9eltcIlt mo
nit 9roBen Spicgeln bcrleberl, 1T
eincr Der ihoniten Scr StoOt. Mioioic
bilbct bcn SllBbnoen, urtb cICftriihe
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bicritibc, Slide uno GorrotbStonl,
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Nonfettlool I'M 3uciten Stodlpcrf
fam in bier 3intmer getbcilt oocr 81
elmer groBcn &olle pereiut mcrocr.
Gic Nobel aus Miobogonp biloen cin
born1oniihe@ @on5cS nit Sen tici
rotbcn Sopcten II. Seppihcn. NuBcr
onberer 8orfehrltn9cn gcgen 3elerS-
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