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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-12-06
Columbia Comic Opera Co.

A very strong light opera organ
izarion, the Columbia Com C
Opera company, under the man.
agement of Chas. n. Holmes, pre-
sented said Pasha" at the Turn
Verein hall Wednesday night.
This musical farce-comedy writ
ten by Richard Stahl, Is one of
the cleanest and most delighting
light operas ever presented here.
Miss Gilman ID very clever in
prima donna roles. Messrs. Lodge
and Chancey, the comedians i'll
"Said Pasha", have never been
equalled in any company showing
in San Angelo.
The velces in the Columbis
company are all good, and there
are several unusually good sing
ers. Mr.. Holmes tenor solos, az
the Mexican "Terano," were EN-.
cored again and again.
The company will hold the
boards tonight, Dec. 8, again
presenting LA Mascotte."
Henderson sells the best 81 81
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-12-06

and hostess, were: Mrs. Myrtle
Merritt and Miss Francis Merritt,
Messrs. and Mesdames Chas A..
Farquhar, Ike Copeland; Misses
Effie Rimes, Maude Holder, Flor
ence Johnson, jamie Rodgers,
Dollie Easterly, Annie Rimes,
Kate Walker, Willie Johnson
and Mr.. Hurley Contributed.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-12-06

Concho Stab.
Chns. Forquhar
Proprietor
Fire Alarm Wednesday.

SCOT burning in a chimney
the home of Hector Mckenzie,
East San Angelo, Wednes0
noon, caused an alarm of fire
bs turned In, which afterwara
proved unnecessary. The fire wa'
easily extinguished by member
Of the family, No damage result
ed from the flames.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-12-06
BUILDING NOTES.

The old Lapowski business
house on Concho avenue, recently
vacated by the Walker-Smith
company when they moved into
their new building, 10 this week
being overhauled and painted for
rental.
The vacant storehouse adjoin-
ing the Cash Grocery company,
used till lately by the Walker
Smith company as a ware house
is being painted and put in ex'
cellent shape.
Contractor Frank Wright has
started work on a neat cottage for
Miss Jessie Deaton in FIT. Concho,
w. d. Wilson is finishing 9
pretty home in Sunny Side addi'
ton.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-12-06

R. e. HAYNES and family left
for their home III Austin Tuesday.
F. II. Watson, a well know
citizen of FL Dorado, was bust
ness visitor in San Angelo Satur
day,
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-15
NEW CHURCH IN ooLDrIELD
FOR EPISCOPAL PARISH

At a meeting of the COMMITTEES of st.
Johns (Episcopal) chuch last week a
special committee consisting of DIR.
Nesmith, Judge Rogers n Mr.. c. S.
Wilkes was appointed to secure plans
and to make all necessary arrangements
for the building of an Episcopal church
on the corner of Crook and Franklin
streets.
1t is purposed to build a beautiful
Gothic church with tower and belfry of
native stone, the nave to seat about $50
and the chancel about 25. The ceiling
will be finished in redwood or in pine
stained to represent walnut or mahog-
any. We are sure that the desire of
the committee to erect a building which
will be not only worthy its sacred object
but an and a credit to the
town will meet with the hearty sym
patty and cordial approval of every
citizen,
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-15
TAGGARr RESIGNS AS AGENT
OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC

D. S. Taggart, successor of J. M. Full
ton, as district freight and passenger
agent of the Southern Pacific, for the
Reno division, has resigned, his resigna-
tion to go into effect today, the 18th. Mr..
Taggart has not been in Nevada long.
but long enough to see that he had no
business working for others, while here
Individual effort was to be SO richly re-
warded when a man has the ability and
energy of such a man as himself. Mr.
Taggart was the most popular agent the
Southern Pacific ever had in this dis
trict, and all who ever had dealings
with him will be sorry on their own ac-
count that he has left his position with
the road, but on the other hand will
congratulate him on striking out for
himself. His successor, If chosen, has
not yet been named to the public.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-15
NEW BROKERAGE CONCERN OF
OLD TIMERS In GOLDFIELD

The Goldield company, bankers and
brokers, has opened offices in the build
ing heretofore occupied by the w. s.
Williams The Goldfeld COM
pany consists of w. S. Williams, ]. n.
and w. E. Kinney. Mr.. Kin
ney is a The company expects
to do a general brokerage and promotion
business, and will execute orders on the
Goldfeld exchange where the firm has a
seat.
Owing to the fact that Messrs. Will
liams and Macmillan. who now own con-
troll of The Chipmunk Gold Mining COM
pany at Manhattan, and The Round
Mountain Central Mining company at
Round Mountain, nave taken over five
claims adjoining the Schwab holdings
in the Greenwater district, those gem
tlemen expect to make Goldfield their
headquarters in order that they may be
within easy access of Manhattan, Round
Mountain and the Greenwater districts.
Messrs. Williams and Macmillan will
devote their time and attention to the
Chipmunk, Round Mountain Central and
Greenwater properties. on all of which
estates they are now actively engaged
in mining. Mr.. Kinney will give his I'M
divided attention to the Goldfeld COM
pany.
Mr.. Kinney, who was with the local
office of The Kenneth-Donnellan COM
pany more han a year and understands
thoroughly the conditions OF the mar
ket, is considered a shrewd broker Oh
the exchange. He has hosts of friends
who are pleased to know that he ex-
meets IN remain in Goldfeld and actively
engage in the brokerage business here.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-15
NEW MILLINERY EsrABLIsHMENr

Mrs. ]. Fredericks. the well known
milliner of Reno, Nevada, who has been
in Goldfeld the past two weeks, estab-
fishing a branch store, returned home
last evening. Mrs. Fredericks now has
the finest millinery establishment in
Goldfeld, and has left it in charge of
one of the most competent milliners of
the east. Mrs. Mccormack, whose ex-
perience has covered New York, Chicago
and other large eastern c%enters, has
been placed in charge of the store. Mrs.
Fredericks will visit her branch store
from time to time, and will keep up her
stock to compare with her Reno estab-
lishment which is by far the finest stock
and store in the state. Mrs. Mccormack
has just received a new line of misses
hats. and swell dress hats for ladies,
which will be sold at reasonable prices.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. A.. A. Codd has returned from
stockton and Pacific Grove where she
has been spending the past ten weeks.
She is greatly benefited by her Ions
vacation.
w. w. Ellis Of the Marshall. Ellis
company of Denver has arrived in camp
to superintend the commencement Of ac-
tive work on the Bull Dog group in the
D~iamondheld district.
f. s. Cook, of Philadelphia. a brother
OF John s. and Herbert Cook of the
John s. Cook bank. is paying his initial
visit to Goldfeld. Mr.. Cook is prominent
in insurance circles in his home city. be-
ing secretary of the Commonwealth
Casualty company.
]. w. Williams on Wednesday left
Goldheld for his home in Sacramento.
Mr.. Williams has been suffering for a
long time with tuberculosis and the
change of altitude proved too much for
him. He has convalesced far enough.
however, to return to his own people.
II. B. Lin and wife nave returned
from an extended tour during which
they stopped at Seattle. British Column
bia, Montana, Salt Lake and Chicago.
The trip was one of recreation only and
except that in several places the heat
was excessive Mr.. Lind reports that
the had a very enjoyable vacation.
Miss Clara Strain of Great Falls, Mont,
returned to Goldfeld with them and
will remain some time.
]. C. Mccormack returned on Monday
from an extended trip through the east.
While his tour was ostensibly for recrea-
ton Mr.. Mccormack transacted consid-
cradle business and reports that condi-
tons in the east are very favorable for
Nevada. He says in part that while the
promoter from Utah, Idaho or Colorado
has the same old difficulty in securing
an audience among the investing class
that the man from Nevada is listened to
eagerly and that all seem to feel that
the camps of Nevada have made good.
Both he and Mrs. Mccormack, who ac-
c%ompanied him, return much benefited
by their vacation.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-15
FAIRvIEw AZTEC HAS
TWENTY THOUSAND ON HAND

The Fairview Aztec Mining company
which is controlled by III. b. Lind, ]. r.
Davis, Geo. L. Kaeding, F. H. Lathrap
and w. II. Wells has sold through w.
F.. Bond & Co. 100, 900 shares of treas
ury stock and is now in possession. 1t is
announced by II. b. Lind, of $4,000
which will be put into immediate -
opmslt a hoist has been 9ifaered and
no time will be lost in starting work.
The strike on the Boulder No. 3 of the
Fairview Eagle Mining company is
within 100 feet of the end line of the
Silver Bow No. 2 claim belonging 10
the Fairview Aztec Mining company and
the trend of the ledge where exposed is
through the length of the Silver Bow
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-15
OFFICIAL CALI FOE THE
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

In another column of today's issue
will be found the official call of the Re-
publican county central committee for
primaries. The convention is to be held
in Goldfeld on the 22d of this month for
the purpose of nominating a county
ticket. Primaries are to be held Septem-
Der 18th. Goldfeld will be allowed 81
delegates in the convention. out of a
total of So.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-15
rILDEN RErIREs FROM
CAMPBELL. NELSON q BROWN

Mr.. Augustus Tilden that
he has withdrawn from the law firm of
Campbell, Nelson & Brown, and has
established law Offices in the Rogers
building, 102 Ramsey street, opposite
the stock exchange. Goldheld. Mr.. Tilden
has been the Goldfeld representative OF
this well known legal firm for some
time. He has made many friends. and
as his standing in the profession is the
highest. will undoubtedly build up a
large clientage.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-15
RAISING FUNDS ron
NEVADA HILLS EXTENSION

Arrangements are being made by ii.
B. Lind and W.. II. Stansbury to sell a
block of the treasury stock of the Ne
vada Hills Extension Mining company.
The proceeds from the sales will be put
into development.
The ground is regarded as a good
prospect and side lines two of the
Nevada Hills claims on the south.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-15
vrcroR-occrDENrAL

The Victor-Occidental group of the
Victor and the Independence companies
in Goldfeld, ave jus passed through
that period designated by the advertis-
ing for patents. and as no adverses ave
been filed. these will be granted as
speedily as the mills of the government
permit.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-15
woMAN,s CLUB MEETING

The first regular meeting of the
woman's club which was to have been
held today has been deferred until Oct.
1, because of the absence from the camp
of so many members. The place OF
meeting will be announced later.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-15
aoLprrELD BEAUTY PAaLozs

Mesdames Failor and Ward wish to
announce that they have opened the
Goldfeld Beauty Parlors on Ramsey
street opposite telephone office and are
prepared to do hairdressing, ~manicuring.
scalp and facial massage. Home calls
solicited. Telephone No. 1892.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-15

Ar experienced man would like to
meet party who would fnance a pros
pecting expedition. Prospector could
retain small interest with right party
or would go as partner with a good re-
liable party. Address w. A, care of this
office.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-15
MINERS TO BUILD HOSPITAL

. At n regular meeting OF the Godhed branch OF the Western Fedora
. ton of diners on Tuesday night IN appropriation OF $4,000 vas agreed
. upon for he erection OF a new hospital With The growing number of
q miners in camp he present dhce las become inadequate. The new build
= ing. the site for which is To- under consideration. will be designed &c
. accommodate so patients an work will begin pn IT in M ours OF the
4 next week
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-15

REwARD-For information leading
to the recovery of two suit cases. taken
from the Hawkeye hotel Sunday even
ing. One brown and the other yellow
leather, marked ~. M. p" Notify J.. M.
Perry, 419 Columbia street. SS-2t.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-15
&
GOING HIGHER I
ON GROWING DEMAND 4

+ ON GROWING DEMAND T.
+ Here is more encouragement for 4!
= producers of silver. The heavy de- =
+ mand for silver in India and in the =
T. Orient generally is having, with =
z other influences, a marked effect on =
+ ms price, says Mines and Miner =
+ ais. There has been an advance in 4
+ the price of silver of 20 cents in =
+ three years. This advance is ex- =
+ pected to continue, and it will nave =
+ a good effect on the trade in East Z.
+ ern markets by increasing the pur- =
+ chasing power of the money now J.
= used in the Orient. =
= In the first four months of the J.
+ current year Great Britain export +
+ ed to India $50, 000, 900 worth of T.
+ silver. The use of silver in the =
+ arts is rapidly increasing, it being T.
+ estimated that fully so, 600, 900 =
E ounces are consumed in that way =
+ annually. The United States and I.
E Mexico combined yield more han =
z 80 per cent of the worlds output of =
+ silver and they both derive a large I!
~3advantage from it's increase in price. =
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-15
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

Interest given in foul good claims for
yearly assessment work. E. E. c., P. o.
box COS.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-15

Wanted-Position by capable woman
as chambermaid or house work. Address
office.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-15

If you have 800 to $500 to invest in
a safe and profitable mining enterprise
e. r. ARGERsINGER,
Box 056, Goldield. Nevada.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-03
Gin aBnis, Der mtdbt sablt.

&5nt9 Beter BON Serbien bat ans
l6Blth ieiner Sbrpnbaiteieuna cine
Senior Naentur beauftragt, idmmt.
lide Bresitimmen iber oas i'm be.
trefenoe @reignia 5u iammeln. 9ie
Uaenten mahten iid ielbfperftGnos
lih init Ber9niieen an bic tetnesmeas
leibte Irbeit; ale Bldtter Der @elt
maren gu leien. Sc Qelnrg ibr, niht
peniaer als loo, 900 8eitungsaus,
ihnitte auf5utreiben. Die lid ale nit
ROnig Beter's 9hrDnbeiteiaung Be.
ibdftl9ten. Sic puroen in flint rie-
iige. berrlihe Bdnoe aebunben, uno
Der Snbaber Der Neentur mabte fid
ielbIi auf bic &eiie nod 8elerao, >um
tie periDnlih 81 iibergebeu. ST lies
ferte fie benin audi in Der aabinetss
&anslei oes 86nigs ab uno ihidte,
mieoer nah @enf auridgetebrt, feline
&ebnung nah. Sic lautete. wie
ber rWatin" berihtet, auf 37,9O8
Sranten. Wonate perltrihen, Die
Sealei9un9 Der &ebnung blieb aus.
Dageeen betam bic Naentur zines
cages. es mar i'm Sebruar b. S.,
aus 8elgrao cine &tite: lie entbielt
bic finfBrahtbanoe 86nia 8eters..
fein 8eg(eitbrief babel. Die Neens
tur uenoete ii@ iUfOrt mieoer an Die
&abinetsfanSlei uno nerlangte cine
N~uftldruna. Seine Antruprt. Gods
mails etlamatiuner. Darauf Shmeis
gen uie uorber. @s udbrt auger.
blidlih mod fort -. Stun fraat
man iib: &ummen Dem &Dnia Setter
Die flint 8dnbe. 8euger iiritltber
@ltelteit. au, totfpielig Dor, Doer 1T
er nit benz &ubme. ben fte eteihfaas
fir i'm b%eoeuten, ni@t gang sufriez
ben? Nqeroinas meroen oa, tuenr,
bic @enfer Naertur ridt iebr puriih.
tig gu 8erte eing. elm paar Bldtter
iein. fir bic Der &6nio nidt nod in
ben Sddel greifen m0hte.
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Tortiebuna foIat.)
Ssiir $500 ua4 9entt@laao.

Deutib = ameritaniihe 8eitumaeu
tueroen i'm alten 8aterlan6 nit geo.
Bem Sntereiie geleien, neil sie iiG
frei ausiprehen unb bdufig BON orii.
ben mebr Neuigteitert un6 Nodrid.
ten brtngen. als bic beutiGen 8eis
tunae1 ielblt. Die nSreie Yreife fis
Ieras" lit oriiben iiberau, mDbin ne
gelanot wir6, elm iebr germ eeiebener
Saft uno fann fib riibn1en, Mner.
fennung uno Wirbieunas3 u finben,
tute aus 5ablreiben Briefer an rris,,
lorpie an Dieienigen, melGe has 0latt
an ibre Berwaroten i@iden, berpprs
3ebt. Wer baber ieinen gertpanbten
uno Sreunoen cine 5reuoe ertueifen.
ibnen elm pinton1mertes @ef&enE
MAIDEN min, Der beftege fir fie Die
nSreie Breiie fir 9eras". Das Srs
tereiie fir 9eras, nte iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @egeno, 100 bic
8erpanoten mobnen, 1T in Deuti&s
Lamb iebr lebbaft un6 es lit unu1bos
li9, in Brinatbriefen cine 10 griirDs
lihe Iuffldrung uno @efhreibnno
oes fremoen 2an6ea 81 geben, tuie
oles bic nSreie 1reifeA aiItpb&euts
lid tbut. Sir ben gerineer Brsis
BON So oerienben mir pprtDfrei unieg
reihbaltiges 8obeublatt atif elm Snts
an irqeno cine Gbreiie i'm Nuslanbe.
Die Treie Yrefte fir 3eres 9nbI.,
Gpms@anfa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-03
Grareifeuses gelbtmprpmor,p.

Sin tpegen 1etner Wtottbe ttef er.
greifenoer @elbitmorb erreete iiingit in
parts in neiten 8reiien Quffe6en uno
8eoauern.
Gin &ellner Namens Oespernes
na6m @ift unb lieb slei9seitis Sob
Iensas in iein 53immer itr0men. Gr
batte tn ieoer !Stniidt ben @inorud
zines gsbilbeten unb po6leraogenen
Mannes berborgerufen. 9a er fleibtg
un6 onitelig mar, purbe inn Sic
Si9erung feines 2ebensunterbaltes
nt9t f9per, aber er lebte isbr auriids
gesogen uno perf4lofen gessn bic Nu'
Bentpelt. Na9barn unb aud Die 9dfte
oss Safes. in benz er angeitelt mar, Bee
merften. bdb er itets einen melan9ps
lif4en @usorud i'm 9eii9te bate, aber
fe tonnten i'm, trob ibrer Spmpat5iss
bspsiie. nt9t gu Mittbeilungen betpea
gen. Na9 feinem Sobe enoli9 fanb
man Die 20funs bes RdtbfeIs In einsm
4riefe. 9as S9reiben mar an ben
poli5eitommifdr geri9tet unb Iantets
foIgenoermuBen;
sd gebe in ben Sob, neil mir bas
2eben our 2aft eetporben lit. Sd bin
als perlafenes &inb BON Der 4rmena
perpaltung aufge5pgen pprben. Sd
babe bort cine febr CUTE @~r5iebung gea
noHeu unb a1es et1alten, mas gu
.inem slidli6sn 2eben nptbpenbig 1T.
Qber id babe tetnen NuBen oaraus ge'
Sossn. Seitoem i4 gu oenten ange'
fangen. let6e i9 unter Dem @efiibls,
meme Mutter ni9t gu tennen. Sd
babe allies a%ufgebpten. Tim lie t~pieoerau'
finben, aber oergebltd, SIT tie cine
nornebme Dame ODER cine ungliidIiAe,
bis lGngit i'm SoIpttal geitorben iits
Rte babe i'd es erfdbren. Nber. per
fs aud gepeien ietn mag, ib leioe gu
Iebr oarunter. ME ibre QtebtoIungen
g~efannt gu baden, Sd gebe mir ben
Sob, benin oa8 Qeben bat teinen &eta
mebr fir mid. SIN Senfeits merbe ih
bielIet9t ole tpteosrfinoen, Die meine
Wutter mar. Ino oteie 9oFfnun9 bat
MIR in meinsn lebten M~ugenbliden
atpas Slid gegeben."
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Wene 8riefmarfen.

Gtne Sreube a1er 8riefmarienz
@ammler totrb Die r1eue 9riefmarfens
Gerie bi1ben, Die GDuts Oumoulin,
Wealer bes fran5Dftf9en Marinemtnis
ftertums - bus 1T fetn pffi5ieller Sitel
- fir bas tuneiifde S4ubgebtet ents
tpDrfen bat. Der 3Inftler bat, elmer
4nregung bes Observation-Disclosures pi9on
in Stunts folgeno, auf ben bier f~leirert
Martenbtlbern Die gan3e gef9i9te BON
Sunis refimirt. Das erfte Bib ruff
benz gef9auer Die untereegangene
Staot &artbagD ms @ebG9tniB; es
TT etne Dirt Sriptp9on, auf benz man
etne punti9s @aleere. Die Nitartez8iloe
fdule uqb einen NItar in einem Si9tena
balm fiebt. 0as apeite Bib erinnert
an bic r0mtf9e Serrf9dft: es aeiet In
Der Wiffe Die Auinen Der Sabriana
MuHerleitune. 9as brittle beate6t iiA
auf Die muieImanii9e 3eit: ara6tf6e
Stuoenten, ernF unb seieBt, pilserr
gen aatruan. Die beilige @tabt Der
G9ulen uro Der MoT9een. Oas pters,
Bib enoltG peiit auf Die fran3Difd9s
@9ubberrf9aft bin: Elm @uropGer unb
elm 4raber fubren 5ufammen ben elbsn
pflus, elm Bib Der gereintguns In Der
Wrbeit. Nu3er Ben bier eripGbnten gibi
es nod cine FINITE Morfe, Die MIR fir
padete beftimmt 1T, 9iefe Marte, Die
ni4t CUR 9erte sebDrt, periinnbilbli9t
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BON Der tlafiifaen QGesoris bat. Dut
moulin itent Die Nufresung bar, Die
in etnem tunefif9en 9orfe Bel Der On,
tunft bes ppftreiters Wrtefbotsn)
herr59t.
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Die v@rpRberapoin gliiabetb"
bas Shulififf oes Nuroo. 2lopo.
bat @alpefton tpieoer perlaffen uno
lit nah 6apana gefabren.
- Nuf Beranlaifung Der WatiD'
nalbanten in @alpeitor bat Der GDu'
ranttontruneur Die Staot fir eine
lpaenannte ''reserve-city" ertldrt;
oaourh fino bic oprtigen Mational'
banten in Stano geiebt. als &eierne.
Wgenten fiir anoere 8anten gu fun'
giere1.
- Wua @eDreetomn tonin,t bic
Wa1ribt, oaB iib bort bic olte 6rau
Sacpb &pmal in ibrem &auhbauie
erbdngt bat. @ram iiber ben 600
ibres Wannes uno eiaene &rantbeit
baben bic Trau 81 Der Eat ueran'
laBt.
Die Teilbaber an Der .gan'
Ming Sactor1" in @Drobeim haben
beiblpiien. Die 3apasitdt oer Sabrit
gu perooppeln. Die @eihdftsleituna
bat cine Diuioenoe BON finf Brosent
ertlart.
Das Defisit in unierer Staats'
taiie betru9 am L. Sebruar 81. 204,
7S7.
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itarb s.. 8. gornit,ua i'm @lter Don
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in @aibinaton @ountp gemobut. Su
friiberer Belt betrieb er in Brenbam
elm gutsebenoes 8eihdft, felt Sabren
batte er fih BON bemfelben aber i60u
suridaeaugen.
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@infanaei elmer Sub mittelit BEG
2afps BON bieier 81 8ooen geu0rfen
uno brab fid babel elm Bein.