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HOTEL TIORTON.

Virginia ave. near Beach. Atlantic City n J.
Open all the year. Fine table Suites with private
bath. handsomely refurnished Perfect sanitary
arrangements Elevator TO all floors. Special rates
for winter. Capacity, $50
fall int-io Mrs. n. r. HAINES Owner & Prop
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USE OF POTOMACWATER
FEBRUARY REPORT OF ENaI-
NEER OFFICER IN CHARGE.

Capt. Spencer Cosby. the engineer officer
In charge Of the District water supply
system. has reported TO Gen. Mackenzie,
chief OF engineers. that the consumption
and waste OF Potomac water during the
month OF February averaged 6e,ooo 90 gal.
ions per twenty-four hours. He also sug
mitted several interesting tables regard
Ing the operation of the new filtratiou plant.
One of the tables showed that the tur-
hidities of the water at Great Falls and at
the three reservoirs were quite low during
the past month and that the turbIdity OF
the filtered water was entirely satisfactory.
I The number of bacteria in the raw water
was low and the bacterial efficiency of tho
filters high during the month. The aka
Unity and hardness OF the raw and filtered
water have been somewhat higher than
before. owing, according to Capt Cosby.
TO less dilutiou of the river water by rain.
Another table showed that the length Of
the runs of the filters to have been remark
able, the maximum run being lis days Of
continuous operation. The cost OF labor for
operating the plant was slightly less than
for the previous month, and. in fact. was
lower than for any month since the work
OF cleaning the filters began in October,
1905. Capt. Cosby says that this greater
economy due to the long runs of the
filters and consequently to the smaller
nun, Der to be cleaned The amount expend-
ed for materials was also less than for
the previous month and fewer valves and
general supplies were purchased.
The average daily quantity OF water
pumped to the filters during February.
Capt. Cosby says. was slightly less than
for the previous month. while the amount
of coal used was less. making the station
duty" or efficiency greater than II was the
month previous OF the water pumped to
the filters nearly 100000 gallons were
pumped by the sand washer pumps while
they We're being tested. These pumps. Capt
Cosby says, We're operated against varying
heads. and he adds that the operations for
March will show practically the same re-
suits as given in the report for February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-18
ALLEGHENY BANK FAILURE.
Dividend of 80 Cents on the Dollar
Promised in April

PITTsBURG. Pa. March lit was
stated today that the receiver of the de-
funct Enterprise National Bank OF Ale
gheny will pay dividend to the depositors
early in April. and that ultimately they
may receive 80 cents on the dollar
Stringent measures have been resorted 10
in order to force a settlement of loans,
and 1t Is said the receiver has been more
successful in making collections than It
was at first believed possible.
The state deposit in the bank at the time
OF the failure, has been made good, the fun
amount. 81 100000. having been turned over
to the state treasurer by the trust COM
panies who were suFeties for the bank.
Reports are still in circulation that in
formations have been made against certain
persons, charging them With being iiapli-
Gated in the wrecking of the bank, but that
no arrests VIII be made until the civil
actions, now pending. are disposed of.
United States District Attorney John w.
Dunkle said he had heard the stories, but
would neither affirm nor deny them.
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BAY SHORE ROAD ORDERED SOLD
Property to Be Put UP at Auction in
Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Va, March 1.-THE Bay
Shore railroad. which has been In receiver6
hands for two years OF more. was today
ordered sold by Federal Judge Waddill, the
property to be put up at auction In Nor
folk at time and place to be designated
by the special commissioners of sale after
thirty days public notice.
The purchasers OF the road are to ray
down at the time Of sale $685. 600 In cash
and the remainder on the purchase Price
within thirty days. unless the time II OK
tended by the court for good cause. The
purchase price for the sale. to be con,
frmed. must be something over $3.50. 900.
The commissioners named to make salt
Of the road are Thomas H. Wilcox, FLOYD
Hughes. Milton c. Elliott and Tazewei
Taylor.
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SCRANTON SENTIMENT
ANTHRACITE MINERS RESENT
ACTION OF OPERATORS.

Special Correspondence OF The Star,
SCRANTON, Pa March l6. 1870.
The feeling among the anthracite miners
is one of deep resentment against the COM
mittee of operators for the summary man
ner in which 1t threw down" the demands
of the mine workers without the formaity
of considering them in conference. IL Is
regarded as without precedent as we'll as
q breach Of faith on the part of President
Baer and his associates. The miners assert
that President Mitchell and his fellow-com-
mitteemen have been deceived by the coal
barons. The New York conference was
called for the purpose of considering tho
propositions of the mine workers. At tho
preliminary meeting a subcommittee was
appointed on the part OF the coal owners
and mine workers for the purpose OF eN
pediting matters and reporting to full
conference at which both sides would DO
fully represented. Instead of carrying out
this program the operators committee.
consisting of Mr. Baer and Mr.. Wilcox.
both lawyers who are expert in corporation
matters. obtained a complete list of the
demands to be submitted by the miners.
and In their own good time Issued
lengthy document in the shape of ulti-
matum, In which they refused every request
of the mine workers point blank. giving no
chance for explanation, discussion or con-
sideration at a general conference, origi-
naly agreed upon. This summary dispo-
sition of the serious subject has greatly
incensed the anthracite miners. They say
that in view of such arbitrary ex parte
performance the original agreement for
conference was farcical. since the opera
tors had evidently made up their minds
fully in advance as to what their course
would be. The impression Is that the rep
resentatives Of the miners were treated
with scant courtesy, and the incident has
"a n 90 ri ffrN~n
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HILL KEEPS MUM.
Has Nothing to Say in Comment on
Parker's Speech

COLUMBIA, s. c., March IA special
to the State from Camden says:
Senator David B. Hill, when approached
today. declined to give his views on Judge
Parker's Charlotte speech. in which the
former candidate urged southern leadership
of the democratic party. said:
Il have resolved not to say anything
while in the south"
He explained that his reticence was neces-
sary because the Associated Press and great
northern dailies would feel at liberty to In
tervfew him freely upon his return home
should he give expression to his opinion
on political matters while in the south.
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Suicides Body Unidentified.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE body of a
man. who committed suicide In this city on
March Is. and who had a memorandum
bearing the name Henry Peterson. u. 8
r. g.. Franklin" has not been identified.
The mans name was confused with that
of II. J. Peterman, bandmaster of the
Franklin. but Mr.. Peterman u at Nor
folk. VA. whence he has written to his
family In this city that he Is alive and well.
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WILSON { MAYERs, AUCTIOYEERS

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
s kEAE EsIAT 6r B sETHn TUE YEW TWO
sol SOB, s25 AND SGT ALLISON (FORMERLY
UTICA STREET, PETwORTH.
corded in ber No 2sos, folio 32l ct seq uu one Of
the land records OF the district of Columbia, and
undersigned trustees viii sell at public auction. in
1rSpt Of the premises on THURSDAY THE
AT FIVE O'CLOCK M, the following described
land and premises, situate in the county of wash
ington. District Of Columbia, known and designated
"a lots numbered IS to 81. both inclusive in square
numbered 10, in the subdivision made by william
folio o. of the records of the ONCE OF the surveyor
me District s c Of Columbia known as premises
merry Utica street, Petworth subject to a prior
deed Of trust for three thousand five hundred
in be seFs ss sGo D 94
land records of the District Of Columbia
Terms made known at time of sale;
mhl3,11 '1s,24&2s NJ. NJ. AKERS Trustees.
WILSON & MAYERs AUCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
E kEAL E STA 1t,I BEING ENG, THE NEW Two
sss hhLfsoN FoRrR P PTIC s1p r No
PETWORTH
BY virtue Of a certain deed o, trust. duly re-
the land records OF the District of Columbia, and
at the request Of the party, secured thereby the
TWENTY NINTH DAY OF MARCH, AD 1906 h
land and premises. situate in the county OF Wash
ington. District of Columbia known aud designated
as lot No. D. IN square numbered TO- in the sub
division made by William NJ Terrell. and recorded
in Liber County No. 10, folio So OF the records Of
the Office OF the surveyor of the District of Column
bia known as premises No. 1913 ALLISON flor
merly udca) street Petworth. subject to prior
tS3, oo) dollars. dated September d. ID. 1904
recorded in iiber No 2s62 folio IS, of the land
records Of the District of Columbia.
Terms made known at time of sale.
NJ b. MATTHEW'S
mh15111S24&2S NJ. NJ AkERS. Trustees.
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FUTURE DAYS.
WILSON & MAYERS ATiCyTIoNEFPS-

REAL ESTATE BEING THE NEW Txyn
STORY SEMI DETACHED DWELLING. No.
So s allison (FoRMERLY UTICA) STREET.
~ virtue OF certain deed OF trust duly re-
corded In Ldber No. 2979. folio IS ct seq one OF
the land records OF the District Of Columbia and
az the request of the party secured thereby the
Undersigned trustees will sell public auction in
TWENTY NINTH DAY OF MARCH AID. 1906
AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following described
land and premises. situate In the county Of Wash
inston District OF Columbia, known and designated
as lot No. %, in square numbered 49, in the sub
division made by William NJ Terrell and recorded
In Liber County No. 10. folio 80. of the records of
the office OF the surveyor of the District Of Column
bia known as premises No. S3I ALLISON (for-
merry Ctca) street, Petworth, subject to prior
deed s 90 OF 10 trust for three thousand 1--WE hundred
tSS, oool dollars, dated Sept D. AID 1904 re-
corded In Liber No. 1852 folio So one OF the land
records Of the District of Columbia
Terms made known at time of sale
NJ. j. MATHEWS
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Matters Worthy Discussion.

Despite the clever argument which ac-
companies the answer OF the operators 10
IS claimed that there are many matters
calling for equitable adjustment that might
well be discussed in friendly conference.
The weighing of coal Is believed to be q
proper grievance The present method OF
filling cars is believed TO be unfair, because
there is not fixed standard for the size
OF the coal car. 1t Is just whatever the
Whim OF the mine owner or superin tendent
may see fit to make it. and therefore va
rles at different mines. Then the com
pensation OF various classes OF labor Is
not by any means uniform equitable. and
that too calls for consideration The de-
mands may have been excessive in some
Instances, and doubtless were but IL was
expected that they would be disposed OF
man to man in a friendly discussion of their
merits instead of rejecting them all in a
manifesto that puts the very worst face
upon them and seeks to hold the mine
workers UP to obloquy as demanding IN
just and unrea sonable concessions
The action of the operators committee Is
looked upon as piece of sharp practice,
and 1t will require another conference to
counteract its evil effect. 1t is compared
to the elaborate written argument which
the operators made before President Roose-
welt in 1902. in which they declared in eff
feet that there was nothing to arbitrate.
The belief is that Presidents Baer and
Wilcox have oyershot the mark and made
a mistake which will have to be remedied
By the sober second thought. If they ac-
tually wanted to provoke a strike they
could not have gone about 1t IN a better
way. 1t is believed here that another con-
ference will be held in New York soon after
the Indianapolis convention, and that Mr..
Mitchell and his associate mine workers
will have a hearing. If that Il not done 1t
is difficult to see how a strike can DO
ayerted.
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NEW HOTEL PRINCESS

tfireproof).
Ocean end South Carolina ave Close to piers
Capacity, 400; newest and best Superior in Its
table and service Luxuriously furnished Private
baths, extensive sun parlors, &c. $3.50 up weekly.
American and European plans Booklet
CHAS. p. PRETTYMAN, Owner and Prop'r.
fe27- 30t-1O
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MARYLAND.
NORTH CAROLINA.
A CHARMING
YEAR 'IR0yN|D RESORT

Is the beautiful sapphire country, situated
In the mountains Of western North Carolina
The scenery is magnificent, the air pure and
braeing. the climate mild and dry. Three
beautiful lakes. many charming waterfalls,
mountain peaks. etc. Elevation ranges from
$3.50 to 5000 feet. Hunting preserve OF
bear and quail 1OxAwAY INN IL an els.
CANT, thoroughly modern hotel. steam heat
ed, private baths. etc, and - open all the
year: For descriptive booklet, rates and
fuil Information address I. 81. AIKEN. Mgr,
Lakn Ioxsway. n. O. For pamphlet and
@. BURRoWEe, Pres. Lake 1bzaVay ii. d.
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Ocean end ST. Charles Place.
A modern seashore hotel with established
reputa tion for high class accommoda lions at rea
sonable rates. $3.50 per day Booklet and special
weekly rates on application. II. ]. DYNES.
mill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-18

FOR SALE-NO. REMINGTON TYPEWRITER
in perfect working order; payments be
ranged to suit purchaser. Address Box 2o7, Star
office. mh16-3t
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & Co. AUCTIoNEERS.
AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
BY order of F. Warren Johnson manager of the
Washington Loan Office, FRIDAY MARCH
TWENTf-THiRD. AT TEN O'CLOCK AN. 1
VIII sell at the above loan office, 1924 PennsyI-
vania avenue northwest a large collection OF
pledges upon which the interest is due, one year
or more consisting, in part, OF Watches Chains
Rings. Diamonds and Sllyerware Ticket holders
please take notice
mhl7-6t" F. WARREN JOHNSON Manager
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THE HUNGARIAN CRISIS.
Coalition Party Protests Against
Ministerial Action.

BUDAPEST. March 1.-THE executive
committee of the coalition party today is
sued protest against the decree OF the
council of ministers dissolving the commit
tee and prohibiting 1t from continuing opera
lions. The protest declares that the execu-
tive committee has not melted revolt. but.
to the contrary. has emphasized the fact
that 1t was to the interest of the nation to
maintain order 1t argues that the leaders
Of the party are not subject to government
supervision, but are free to express their
opinions like other subjects. The protest
concludes with a statement that the COM
mittee will continue its activity within the
limits of the law.
The dispatch from Budapest last Friday
amounting the dissolution of the executive
committee Of the coalition said II was q
drastic blow to the activity OF the anti
government forces and was based on the
ground that the committee had ''arrogated
the rights belonging solely to executive
power" and adopted resolutions and issued
manifestoes .inciting public resistance to
the lawful ordinances of the government"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27
Cine OluetOrte aus bsni Seben
aaiier 9lifplaas 1. I

auf gsfebl bes lliiil9en aoiiers
NitDIous |. mar ss Itreng perbotef. in
ben StraBen rpn p%etsrsburg gu raus
den. Gin Wiener, Der crit in qeterss
burg an9etpmmen mar, ging. bic 81
sarre i'm Mlunte, duf sinem 0ff:ntli9en
9laBe ipd5iercn, o9ut 81 bemerten. bab
alle 2sute t9u boil Ge%ttpuncerung ans
blitien, Gin 6:rr BON oornebmen
lusisben, griiBte ben 8iener iebr arr
tig uno tniipfte foigtrocs @eIpra9 an:
pSie itnb bier fremo, mein Serr2"
sd bin srit beute bon @ien setcm=
men,
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unisres 9anbts2 Nan raudt ni6t in
ben Struben pOn petersburg; es III
perbotsn."
sd bonts Sbnen tuuIenbmul fir
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Iab, ftets ben geIebcu 6olge su lei.
iter."
.Gi9t ale SIRE eauosisuis piirber
10 ipre9eu."
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meine 3igarre aust
,9as lit niGt nJt5i9, rauden SiI
aus; 10 lange sic btt mir iinb, ton.
nen sic rutig ruudsn; dber fpenn i'd
Sic perIaIie, negmen Sic fi9 in a9tl'
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bsiDen Spasisrgdngern ebrfur4tspol
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eleiter BEG @ieners, nel9cr iiber 0i
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mar, 4Dr fplgenbcn Sag. erSGbIt
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beI8rieb i'm oas MeuBere beg unbe
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Sic es 5u tbnn battrn?+
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gSie piiroen mid isbr perpfliA
t.n!"
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,giun MARI"
ySs. MaisTtdt gIitolauS l., Safe
oller &suBen.9
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unO msints, IsiR GrsunO noble ibl
mnItifiSieren, aIs Elm SelbiG9er eintra
unS ibm Elm 9adet nit ben @ortei
iiberreihte: BON &oiier!" 9ai
pddst mar ELL RiiiIen 3igdrrer, au
befTen 9edel Die @orte seI9riebel
itanben: rSn Dien Su rdudenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27
Cine bnrtndGi0e GrfdI.
ttttta DOer SrDmdtittS

ldiDinbet raider bur6 Scctt's
GmuIiipn bon 2ebertbran ais burf,
irgenO ettpoS gln6cres las Sbr
e~innebnien Midget; fie fpir6 Sic
Grfaltuns aufIbfen tuern reaels
mdBi9 eini9c Gage bintereinanOer
gebrau6t.
@enn Sbr 2dHtS eripa6t, rpr
G9leim fat erItidt un6 fari
buftan6, Itebntt cine DcfIs Ser
GmaliiDn un6 SIR iperbet iDfcrtiae
2inOernng Dsripiren wdbrcu6 teiHe
S~uitenmeOisin GiI4 2in6eruna &C.
ndbren tulrOe. Dis GmuIIicn bat
sine bsidnftiaenbe unO tciIelSe
@irtuns auf Ben SaIs intb Sic
2uitrbbrer.
e6tdt Had diner lrelen Rrrba
sell . 3eUns, ebsmttu, 30 gsnsI elresk g n
. = -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27

Ha-sl111es17la1E 7S1E N9faa-1ahAaksY
Muf Dteielbe elntormlge Wetls IN
mein 2ebet Bis por sturgeon pertlpHen.
Meins So9ter bat mir mdnr9e trOts
Stunbe bereitet; aber i'm @onSen 1T
niein 0dfein Elm iammsrDoles genes
fen. SD Itsbe Dor benz 4bSrunbe liRs
enbLiden GLsnbs unb fabIe niat bic
Strait in mir, es 81 ertrdgen. Chen 10
tuenig Belize i'd ben Mutb, meme
Sp9ter ALIEN IN Der Mtlt 5uridSus
laiieu. SD bin enti4loFen. su Iters
ben, uno meme So9ter NIT mir Iterben
gu lafTen. 2utie bat ME einen GenuB
beg 2ebeus 9etoitet. 9as Qeben lit
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niGts, tpenn fs tirbt.
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@enen, bic mir nad meinem Sobs
mod 8orpiirfe MAIDEN t0nuten, mDgsn
bieie 3eiIen iasen, 6aB i6 ipeber i'm
2eben, nod i'm Sore 10 l9ul6ig mar,
dlS IS bie1ei9t ssi9ienen bat.
Emma orc5epsta.'
alfreb fab nod LANCE, ndhoem er
bielen traurieen 8eri9t seleIen, unb
fam na9 iber bds unglidi9e S9id'
fal Der Wtutter 0ueiens. Sen @rafer
@ilbenau tannte sr Ri9t unb puBte
ni9t OBJ unb pp en- Isbe. 9o4 tpolItI
er Grtunbigunes1 barber ein5iebsn.
Gr fam nit lid iibereiry 2ucie NIL
gu iaeen, bic Mlutter iei bon sinsn
treulpIen Manre pertaHsn tuorben uni
babe tire GriItena beDroht seieten
Die paptcre tpollte er aufbeipabren
Inn ite emit 2utie gu iiberseben, mem
ff bic Melt genug fannie, UNI bdS
ungIiid ibrer Mutter gu Deriteben.
am aRbern Miorgen begannen BIZ
llnterri4tsfiunben bes iungen Mldbt
G;ns, ilnb bon nun ab belu9te g[lfrsi
regeImdBtg bes @ormittdgs nnb Ga@t
mittass feline S6ubfefo6Ieue, Inn i'd
an ibrem beiteren @eiprd9 gu er.
auiden unO iiber ibr Slid ii4 81
freuen,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27
Aatrlei pom Sage.

..H| .MH-W Atsa# "HlUN
Menn man pon ben 2eiFTi6ek
tes beutfftn Glemcntes in amerita
fpriht, iOllte man. lfters ais es bis6sr
eeiGa6. Der Observation-Disclosures
iomteit isaer beutI9cn Nronsn geoeas
Ten. bic bier5ulanbs in OrhensgepGns
rer setIsioet in SoIpitGlern uno S@us
len tbGtis Iiub. Sr benz jiinsIt bur9
eiuen Nsubau erpeitertsu ct. 6roncis
Soipital in Rem Dort. bus i'm Sabre
1866 idnt Sbiiren DFfnste, purben i'm
ISdufe Der pier3ig Sobre feines Bette
6ens 10000 9ranie psrpftsgt - unb
studr meiitens arrte &rante. Sm pers
flofIeuen Sabre allen nnbm bieIe 4ns
itdit 2460 9atisnten uuf. Die pers
f9pin6sn bagesen Die pirtliGen 2sis
ftungen sepiiier raoitaler gereine. be-
nen man getpobnt III. bsi isoer 9eIeseRs
belt Nsibrau6 3u it.:iten II dls 8ers
~tretern Oes 0eutI6tGums. Mds i'm
beutIGen 9oltstbum pobrbaft gut unb
ebel 1T, bat in mcr9sr Srbensfrau
i'm melt b0bsrsn MoBs feline @ert0rpes
rung 9sfunoen, uIs III mandem Dill
benb isnsr 8riiber, bic fi9 Der Seffents
Ii9teit s:geniiber ols bic nabren @er'
treter Oes umsrituniI4en 9eutf4'
tbums aus9eDen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27

9ieretigiDfe @epoGution
3atentei9 ssbt peiter unb
ntmmt 0imsnIiunen an, bic bic Soups
ter Der Staatstir9e erI9reden. IS 1T
'pie in GuaIanb: Die 0iIibenten tGun
Der StuatsIir9e I9petsu Abbru9,
0ieie 9iiIibentsn, Staroobrf1dst ) @lts
slGubise 9enannt. fpuroen bisDsr oifis
aiell nit g = 4 Millicnen unge9eben.
Mdn mubie d6er, oaB nur YobieSOs
nosSeD lie 10 Helm" baben tpollte unb
.idGbte Iie auf 10 - IL Millionen.
.Seit bem 2olcron3antras trsttn iie
berpor uno hulten Spngreiie ab. Dor
neniQen Saaen mar elm iol9er in
Milna UerIammelt.
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EDW. WALL,
COAX WOOD SALOON j
a~eaenaber btr WlhhIe
hermann. :.; lilo.

hermann 81: lilo.
3ies II Der ele9auieite Gideon IN Ser.
mann uio firpet man bort aud bic beiten
Setrdnfc uno 9ignrren,
geipnoerS quite MbiSfps. aneiniorr
aaeni IN lberthnnn ibr ben bcriibmien iluo
rdlteu Bourbon uito NOe minsfn ben Ser
NOM Diitilius so gsreiS 6erielbe ME IL
Der EiItilern
Saredlidpe s6msrScn selinOert.
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peiniat infOlae Der @efte nrverbou.
ten Spsiien, nnbm Is. O.. @tapion.
uDn arin, Mlii., Or. 4ina's Mem
2.fe Sins, init benz Griultate pte
.er ihreibt. vbaB id furirt wur0e. .
aae Mnaen unb @eO1rmeunorbrun,
aer perben aeboben burd ihrem lin.
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