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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
Aurora Road Shows What Electric
Rapid Transit Can Accomplish

The Aurora. Elgin and Chicago Railroad has
shown the world the marvellous possibilities
of long-distance electric traction. The story
of this unique project is tale OF success from
start to finish Fortunes have been made by
the men who had TIE courage to break away
from precedent and do something that the rail-
road world said could not be done.
Over this fifty seven-m mile line full trains are
run at speed that sometimes reaches ninety
miles an hour. Ladies' on the electric cars
wave a swift good-by to the passengers on the
two steam roads which run parallel TO it. the
electric cars going by fast that the steam
cars seem not to move at ALL
This road was built In the face OF pessimism
aud ridicule. Nobody outside Of its promoters
thought 1t would succeed. and especially was
this true OF the msgnatcs OF the two rival
steam roads which 1t parallels for its entire
length They laughed and said the electric
road would get no patronage worth mention
ing. that people you'd not dare to ride at
such speed. etc, etc. They were not good
prophets FOR we now have the everyday reality
OF success beyond the widest dreams OF the
electric roads best friends Every train that
runs is flied to Its fullest capacity. and the
trains contain as many cars the engines
can draw without a sacrifice Of speed. Dining
cars and BUFFET are provided and to the minnt-
Portable and convenient. In the 1--WE years that
the road has been running not serious acei-
dent has occurred.
The Aurora road has been the greatest money
maker OF any electric project ever Eoated. max
Ing rich men out OF some who had but nom
inal fortunes at the outset
SO great is the earning power Of this road
today that It pays interest on securities amount
ing to more than ten million dollars and Is one
of the greatest railroad successes the world
has ever known. what this road has done
will be done incouparahly greater scale
BY tire new electric line between Chicago and
New York.
The pleasure and comfort Of electric travel.
together With its great speed. appeal to the
average person 50 strongly that he svails him
self OF them when he GAN No smoke or cinders
smooch the passengers. sickening stencil from
cattle trains befouls the air. and one is not
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09

trains necessitating new calculations this
score 1t will be 'sballasted'' with crushed
granite throughout its entire length. and 100
pound steel rails will be used.
Power-houses will be so miles apart and
will keep q third rail- constantly charged
with 5000 electrical horsepower. Every part
or fhe machinery will be 10 duplicate, so that
no breakdown can possibly affect the running
of the hgh-speed trains.
Some OF these power-houses are located near
coal mines the screenings of which can be
had at snch low prices that the total cost OF
power will be greatly reduced thereby. 1t is
even contemplated to use some OF the sulphur
laden coal of Michigan coal that sells at
very low figure because its sulphur destroys
ordinary boilers. THIS coal readily be
burned under boilers of special construction.
and produces power at cost away below that
of power derived from the ordinary steam To-
connective. Power derived from coal through
direct burning under a locomotive boiler com.
pares with power produced from central sta
ton aud through electric motors as Is to 8,
and IN favor OF electricity.
When ii comes TO safety electric power Is
50 superior to steam that there Is hardly any
comparison at all. Tie danger from hrc Is
insignificant. the danger from explosion elini-
mated and the danger from breakdown due 20
crystallization practically done away With II
Is well known that constant humping on any
kind OF metal tends 10 make it crystalline
with danger from cracking ever present Every
body knows how steam locomotive jolts and
humps and 1t at once becomes evident why
many railroad accidents occur on steam lines
On. electric lines. the motor being rotary and
working without any humping. whateTer, II
can be clearly seen how electric transportation
Increases the safety of every passenger, even
when going at the highest speed.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
No Makeshift Plans for the New
Electric Road

The builders of the Chicago.New York Elec-
trio Air Line Railroad have determined that no
matter OF expediency shall cause them to build
with only today In view and to forget tomor-
row. Many a minor curve or grade might be
left untouched and hundreds OF thousands OF
dollars saved in original cost, but they must
and will be straightcped out and leveied down.
Every curve and grade that is left IN road
way to saye construction cost constitutes per-
panent drag on the operating cost for all time.
an expense that exceeds what It would have
cost to DO the thing right IN the hrst place by
thousandfod. The coustructionlsts OF the
new electric road are pursuing nov makeshnt
policy. II curve or grade exists ana ougnt
to be removed It Will be removed Wherever
the new electric line crosses steam ROAD 1t
will go over or under 1t.
The roadbed will be the most soidiy oniis
Of any in the world. the high speed OF the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09

THIS means that no smatter what the terti6-
cate is worth as stock 70 matter what 1t Is
quoted at IN the market. the bearer thereof
can step tea-hour train for New York
and pay his or her friends fare With Il, CT
pay FOR freight TO the amount OF siOe and all
With a certificate Of stock that costs only SIS
at the present moment 1t Is evident there
fore, what unusual opportunity this stock
offers. Nothing on earth can wreck its ysius.
From the moment The road begins 70 run
trains, each share OF stock will be Just as
good as money. four times good II bought
Mt present prices. II will be easy to turn into
instant cash If you don't want transportation.
because any ticket broker will cash 1t at a
small discount for brokerage. in one year
from date. when the frst hundred mile section
Of the road Is IN actual operation between
Chicago and Goshen
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
sHERrrF wANTs no MOVE

Sheriff ONeil asked the Supervisors
yesterday for permission to move his
Office to some place in the neighborhood
of the temporary Hall of Justice. on
Eddy street, near MasoiS which will be
ready for occupancy in short time.
ONeil says the handling of prisoners
brought into the criminal courts would
be facilitated If his Office were near by.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
DAILY CALL INCLUDING SUNDAY

ballot TO be cast in favor G. any con-
testant the subscriber may choose to
favor Any one RENTING money for
an advance payment on account Of
subscription TO The Call. and desiring
to place a new contestant in nomina-
ton. or vote for some contestant al
ready enrolled. may do so by filing out
the following blank and forwarding 1t
with the remittance to the Contest
Editor OF The Call:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
New Road Encounters Few obsta-
eies

The histories of post of the steam roads
read ike political neIodrsmas. Bribery and
corruption of state and national diguitaries
looked upon rs being essential the
laying OF rails Industries were throttled. coal
mines forced into Inc and right OF way secured
by the most desperate tactics.
No such struggles will be necessary In the
construction of the ChicagoNew York Air Line
Railroad Most OF the large cities not
absolutely crossed by the right OF way, but
lie very close TO It. This has given the project
ali of the advantages and none of the difficult
ties encountered by the steam roads The line
Is, in most cases. Just near enough SO that
an Insignificant spur of few miles long will,
for all practical purposes, LOCATE the line be-
side the city. while 1t Is just Tar enough away
TO escape political similar obstacles. Never
was. q railroad project launched with so few
difficulties confronting It.
Everywhere along the line manufacturers and
other power consumers welcome 1t. because OF
the low-priced surplus power the new road can
Sell them. Thousands of homes will glow brill
liantiy from the electric lights supplied from
the same source feature that is bound to
make friends for the road from one end of the
line to the other.
The problem OF grade crossing has not only
been solved. but done away with The Chicago
New York Electric Air Line Railroad will be
the frst example in railroad history in which
other road, highway or street Is crossed
lat grade or on the same level. The new
road will either go under over all such
obstacles. feature which saves all the time
that existing steam roads lose by their ''slow-
downs at crossings. and enables the electric
train to maintain its marvellous speesi
The Chicago-New York Electric Air Line road
has among its stat the very men who secured
every foot of right Of way for the Aurora.
EIgn and Chicago Electric road aud were one
OF the most prominent factors In bringing about
its great success. There are also among Its
officials several men who we're actively con.
nected with the Burlington road, two OF them
In the operating department. 1t is we'll
known and universally acknowledged fact that
the Burlington has graduated more successful
railrosd experts than any other road IN the
country. and the success of the new electric
road will DE secured in no small degree By
these two men.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
FIcuREs rAx pELINauENcY

Tax Collector Nichols estimated yes
terday that the delinquency on secured
taxes on real estate for the first In
stailment is sss,ss1.4o. and on unse-
cured personal property s15.1sl.ll. The
total collections for November aggre-
gated $3.sl4o2S.1s. The sum of $780,
600 was collected on the second INSTALL
ment of taxes.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09

jolted from side to side, or lurcbed around
curves. There practically no curves 90
highspeed electric line, for such speed cannot
be paia;ained except over straightaway course.
Wherever electric lines hare been introduced
they have brought about new conditions, seem
Ing to create a class of traffic peculiarly their
cwn and making money where the wise ones
said 1t cou!o never be done. In the case Of the
Aurora. Elgin and Chicago road the only
high.speed electric road as yet in actual opera
ton, two steam roads parallel it the entire
way, and yet the electric road has built up
sp enormous traffic Of its OWE without APP
precabiy gripping either Of the steam roads
in their suburban patronage. The electric
road presents such delights of travel that new
traffic is actually created out of class of
people who have heretofore Travelled but little
or not at all.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09

For periods Of more than one year,
The voting power Of the subscriptions
VIII be as follows: Daily Call. 5000
voter for each year; Sunday Call, $50;
Weekly Call 500.
SECURE YOUR BALLOTS
ballot, or voting certificate. will be
ssued. on request. 20 any subscriber
making an advance payment for the
Daily. Sunday or the Weekly Cali, said
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09

This certificate will be accepted
IA payment for transportation 90
the amount of the par value of the
shares of stock represented hereby
and 1T current tarfff rates over any
part of the road In operation.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
VOTING POWER OF SUBSCRIPTIONS

The following table shows the sub
scription rates of The Call and the
voting power of subscriptions for any
period paid for:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-21
Sin NnnSclsreiicnOcr rrldlniien.

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- GboS. @romn Elm 6onOclarciicn,
ser ser Y9icpnoIO2 [ubocco So, "
mclder 9ciicrn 81 &ittcn3 Ntia, &o.,
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bieii0cn S6oipitol 9cbrocbt mlroe, lit
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6cuer. Ger Eb0tcr cntilob glci6
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miro ourd Elm S6criifa 9hii9cbot
ocrfolgt. Gie @CUobncr Der llngc-
blnQ lino bohit alti0cbrnbt lnb Oro-
ben nit cincm 2pntb0cridyt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-21
Tiinf WtcnIdDcn crtrnnfcn.

6 Gbnttnuoogn Gcun, 90
Noi. - 8iiui Ecrioncn, idmmtlid
9lngcb0rige elmer angeiebencn 5oni.
lie BON ,SomcS Golultp, Gent, er-
tronfcn 9cItcrn nnbc Normon, chpo
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nelicc 9iipcr.
Die Cpier iino: 3ron @Ogor0fileS
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ribgc, Wnrp Gloribgc, Gc &ittc Glo,
ribgc lmO Abel Wic@iG.
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ocriclbc IosriB unb lie untergeben
licB. BIS icbt lit nltr Die 2cide Don
Wiorp glbriogc nuigeiunocn porocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-21
Wlnti0c Solgcn cincr Mrferci.

@t @torietto 8, 20. Wfoi. -
3obn @cit 80 Sabre alt, licgt nit
cincr &lgcl in ser 9}1bc ocs Ser
sens i'm SoipituI lrnO I<obu Yuct, mel
der linn sen SfpB bcibrohtc, miro
bon cincm @iirger 9higcbot nit
9hltbunocu perfolgt 2lld mar BON
gScit mo ctliden 8ciGbrtcn, lucIhe
icin SmlS ipieocrbolt 5ur giabt5cit
nit Stcinen bomburOirtcn, gcnedt
lmO gcrci5t luorocn, gS0brcno Ser
lcbtcn 9totbt lag cr NIT citem @c.
mebr olf Der 2mler, uuo ais ipie0er-
I'M Stcine nd6 ieincm Souic gepor-
len purOen, idoB er gSeit nie0cr.
Der 56Gtcr cntfIob nit nadtcn Sit
Zen in oic @6lbcr uno DinterlieB cin
Sdrciben, in Incident CT bic 9lblidbt
nnfitnNigtc, SelbItmoro 5u begcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-21
Slnf Der Gtrafc nicbcracidJpHcn.
9ctrpgcncr @bcnlom rdht iih iiir
Oie Gerni1tun9 lcines 6unrilicr-
0liidS.

Ghitlicolhr SA., 70 9tni.
@. Nc9Gpriber, Gin rci6cr @etrci0r
bGnolcr bon bier, lpur0c BON Gbonu9
SNarriS, eincm un0Crcn moblbabcuoCn
GouImnnn, nui Der StroBe ollr9
5luci Sdiillc aus cincr GoppcliIinte
niCocr0Cl6olicn unO nui Den 600
bcrlurnOet. Sdon am Qiiiimo6 bate
SorriS eincn Wiot0ongriii nlli N(c
gSort6cr untcrnonliilcn, 0cn cr be-
idul0i1t, ibm oic Satin periiibrt
un0 icin 6oniIicn1Iiid 5crli0rt 5u
bobcn Ger Gbclnonn bOttc lcine
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hober in Nclien @cicb1it9blrcuu iibcr
roldt mo Oiccn in rnlcn0Cr 8utb
nit cinem WicilCr bcnplinOCt 9iuh
Dem Nnariii itcIltc iid NnrriS irci
milliN 1cn NcD0r0cn, luUbrcn0 Nc
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Icinc WunOc bcrbun0cn iulr0c. 1Ct
betrogcne GbCnnnn lcitctc lolort cine
alogc oni obioIltr GbeidciOung &C.
gen iciue @otiiu cir, bic ictocnl Dos
&ouS perIoiicu bat uno iplulo8 Der.
l6nitnocn lit. Ger Goriou bat in
bicii9cn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, in mel.
den Sro Wic@ortbcr mo ibrc CT.
luo6icnc 1o6icr cine iiibrcnoc 9ioQc
ipiclcn bo9 pcinliNlte 9uilcbcn her.
por9crnlen. Scr on9cblidc Gbebrc-
der lit Elm cinilltBrcider Eolititer
nnO Ircinlollrcr; CT lit gIIOermnn
mo Gotoiont IiIr Ooa @iirgcrmciitct-
ount
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-21
gnf cincr Nntomobilfabrt pcrm'
oliift.

@ric, En., 90 Ofoi. 49, Gin 9Ii.
tonlobil, ouf melhcn ied)S Ecrioncn
aus Glcpclano, g., cine 6o5rt mad-
ten, rnnnte geItern Slbeno nnbe
@irnro, 9a., 10 beftig gcgen einen
9clcgrapbenpfabl, baB elmer Der S1Sll.
iaiien get0otet ipuroe uno brci nnoere
idpere Gerlebungen erlitten. Ter
Nome oeS 8etobteten lit nidt ernlit.
telt 6rou u. Ooung crlitt cincn
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SIt-groipCctltrobc, Glepelan0, brad
bcibc Geinc ltnO cine onocre gerion
licgt nit gcbrodener S9uItcr I'M
S5oipital.
(Spdtcr. )-5rol q. Doltng lit if.
rcn Gerleblngcn erlegen. gluber ibr
fam gticnonb um's 2eben, inoclien
befiroen iid bic iibrigen gcrlcbten
In fritiiGcnl 3llitnnoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-21
YnnbcSl SlrGaioruobl in Tclnmare ucr-
lnnqt.

0opcr, Gel, 20. Woi. - Sie6cn
republifnriihc Yiitglicbcr Der 2cgisr
lotur BON IClomorc bon Sent.Goluls
tp bnttcn gcitcrn cine Gonfcren5 nit
Yunocsicnoior glQec iulb untcr5cid,
neten cine Ectition al @oupcrnclr
2co sur Ginbcrlllltn9 elmer Spe5idl.
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cines Wun0c$icnotors. SSn bem BE-
treffenoen Iofumcnt pcrpflidten Ijc
iid) sur lllteritiitlng bcs bonn rcplls
blifoniidcn Goufu8 Nominirtcn.
Won erportet terrier, ooB aud 0ic
2egislatlr. .DiitGIiC0cr bon Suiier.
Gountp in cini0cn Ioaen oieiein Sci.
ipieIc fotgen mcr0cr. Sontc iid oics
bcmoGrGcitcIb miir0c 6ie @obI cincS
0unoesIcnotor2 nodj So1rcn cnoli6
ols gciidcrt on}lic0cn iein. @oupcr.
nelr 2co bciinbct iidJ IN Canada olf
cinem sSiidcrci 2(usiluo, ood uiro
ibm bie erp65ntc Ectition gIcid nod
iciner 9(nfan0 n0driter @ode erfol.
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in Gelolporc pmt 9nnbesicnotor CT.
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fir sic geictunG ser Ionse beItebeu-
oen 0afalB I'M gnoesfcnnt erfIart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-21
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9niten,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-21

t6ctc. Gr fnno iic, pcrpunoctc lie
t0otIiN Onr6 eincn ShuB mo crgrifi
NorNli Die 6llldt murOc icoocb uo6
IouAcr Ncbiug0 Cilllciaugcn. I5rou
&olili bate fiir5li(b ibrcn @ottcn pcr-
lulICn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-21

Eifc'S 3abnmcb. .5ropIen Bcilcn In
elmer Minnie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-21
ltngcircnc @attin nnb i6r giebbabcl
crldlpilen.

9tcm Dorf, 90. Mai. - 2uigi
,ScIili ein Shmieo, eridyien geitern
slbeno in Der Wobnung oes Sdnei-
bers grginio gron5ini eridoB oen-
ieIbrn nno inhte oann nad ieiner
Jrau, luelde CT in oem Sauie uernlll-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-21

borcn @cidcnfcn louicl tGQlih bciu
0Gni3 cin GoS s@cihcuf ser @rollt
an bcn &6nig bcItcbt aus cincm
pr0dtiNcn nit &mucIcn bcicttcn
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iurroc. 9ic @roltt miro bercit$ finn
SoNc Dor scr Erollng on ser ipauj
ifcn Wrcn;c cintrcffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-21
& be unQiiltig erfIGrt.

y8icn, 90 Wtoi. GoS oberitc
@eribt bat Die Gntibeioung Der err
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rem Der nobmbniten Shouipielerin
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HafoluSfp puroc iiir ilngiiltig erflGrt,
0o Die Gbc nit @iroroi olS unier oen
bcltcbcnocn @cieben nid)t geloit 5ll
betro6tcn iei.
gSie0cr lott.
q 9togoioti Sopon, 20 Woi.--
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bon Der China Sinic oeS Torooeut.
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icincr 3obrt bicrber inn 9tebel nobe
Der SSnicl Sfi outlet lit piCoer flott
0enladt luor0cll lin0 fam beute bier
an.
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nicn.
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20. Wini. - Gin Getodeinent Siirfen
pernibtetc ont Somitng cine 5polf
W'onr ltorfe Sd)oor 9uI9orcn 81 81.
loldi, nobc Wonoitir.
&ur3e aobet6epeIben.
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iid)er ongclebcn, Dob Die 3iueitc inter.
rationale 6rie0cnS Gonicrer3 bis
Gnoe ytui 1907 perId)oben iuerbcn
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-21
Guba's bierter Snli.
Ter picrtc Snbrcstag Der ncnen DC
pnblif gcfeicrt.

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&llmbin in 0apana. - Sd1lim.
mes lmgliid in ser 9t1bc BON
CHATTANOOGA. - Siini 0litglie-
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aentcrnS cineS @ootcS crtrlmfcn.
- 9lutOmobilfobrt nimnIt cin
gnoc nit Shredcn. - 1onlilicn-
SroG0oic in 9telu- Dorf. - Sin
Sonoclsrciicn0cr crnorOct.
Soponn 90. Wtni. - GrGiiOcut
EoImo mlrOc bclteMittog inn rot6cn
Salon 0cS EolnItcS in Wcgcnmort ser
Siplonlntcn, MtiniItcr, Scnotorcn,
Experimentation, &ibtcr lm0 on0crcr
gSiIrocntr00cr 81 cincm ncucn Ser.
Min innltpurirt. Ter Sbcrrihtcr Der
Gcpublit bcciOigtc Enlmo Dor cincr
Sribiinc itcbcnO, nlf mcld)cr Oie abt
Tidter 0e8 Sbcrgcriht9 ioBcn. Gic
@cI6iibc Ser tScIhng GobnnuS icucr-
ten einen Sahlt o6, 5oulcnoe BON
Gonpipiciicn crtonten, ooS Dor Dem
EnInIt pcrinmmcltc &oIf braftc
SoNrric ans mo 5lt9lcib ipieIten
mcbrere aopcllcn oaS cuboni6e 9in.
tionollic0.
Scnor Noptun Sc g(pnlo, scr ipa,
niId)c @cionOtc, GoDcn ocS diploma
tiidcn Corps, Dcrlo8 cine gl0rciie i'm
Nomcn iGmmtIihcr Giplonntcn, mcl-
de Sem ErGii0cntcn Golmo grntulirt
im0 ibn pc5icll fiir icinc @cuiihun-
gen our 9eWnbrlng lmo S6rocrlmg
Ser frcunOrboitliden @c3icbungcn
5luii6en Cuba uno onoereu Nationcn
0onft.
Scrr Folmo bielt cine fllr5c MCoc
un0 oouttc IN mormcn Borten fiir
oic linn erluieiene Gbrc. 9ioh 0cnl
trot er olf ocn Nolfon
Inn oaS ouf Scr EInja pcrlonneltc
&olf 3r bcgriiBcn un6 bic Gruppcu
porbcihcfilircn 81 loiicn. SpGter on
Gage gob cr Gin @onfctt ST Gbrcn
icincr aobinctSmitglicbcr mo biclt
0ororf cincn oaGcmcincn Gnpiouq.
Scr bicrtc rSobrcstog Ocr llnob-
Gubn'S muroc bcutc nit
Gntbulio@nua 6cgon9en olcin bGl.
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| Mnf orr Seilc.ilng.
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nabcju ilbcrunn0Cn.
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itmiidt IidD SIR 6cier Scr Ser
mGbhmg 0e3 a6nigS 2lliono.
GnQIiihc Srouenrc0tlerinncn
bonn britiiAcn @rcmicr Campbell
Zimmerman riibI ob1cferti1t.
Gcutihc @iirgcrncilter mo
Staotratb3 @iitglicocr bobcn
ibrc Shloicnrciic IN gn9IonO
polIen0ct.
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Dtan oebe oor ole rr0ir edlmIebc
unn ld'ie iidb midi nit oen iogeldnnten SUIT
piuidberr uno Gundialbcru cH ipetn man al,
Wldgcnidure. GoIif. Sopipcb, llHperoanIi6feit.
3artIelbi9fcit Nlhbnnger Qialiigfeit nno llebel.
felt leioei oher iuenn Die lt0rpersCraune tpie
Qld9eft Seber. 0ieren uno lPifB nidbt in Orb.
tne fino. "a nlle oeie geioen uuf unreines
Hlnt 5utiid8nfiibren itno. brnube man ocrt Die
St. Hernarb 0rdnterpiIien, oiefes niisaeSeihuete
ocaefahiiiche 6eimifel onS 6einnniIib aus reis
len RiIan8cniioiien befiebi nno tpener Cneds
'lber nod iraeio eine dnheye Der e3einnobeit
cuhftafi5 cni6dlt
(uipMii 81. .l&9S)