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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-23
EARTHQUAKE and fire were forgotten. The

Earthquake and FIRE were forgotten. The
red liquor shut out all the horror OF the
situation. Prayers gave way to ribald
song. The mute women began finging
their arms about and showing signs OF
resurrection. Men cursed and some OF
them fought. Male and female dane
ed. Soon n wilder, fercer orge than
the red light district had ever known
was in progress on the spacious steps
Of the great stone government build
ing.
No the closing saturnalia Of the ten
dcrloin which went with the rest OF
the city in the great fire, was held on
the steps of the most stately building
in San Francisco. II grew in intcn'
sity IA the flames grew. The reason in
the brains Of the men and women OF
the under world was licked up by al
cobol ms completely as were the build.
ings by the oncoming FIRE.
Soon sparks that blazed more rcdly
than their predecessors began TO drop
from heaven. Some were so virilc that
they burned holes in thin waists, and
scorchcd hat plumcs. The roar OF
the flames changed 10 distinct crac.
kle and buildings crashed down close
by. The heat was growing intense.
Still the corks popped on the Mint
steps, and alcoholic liquors Of many va.
rieties found their way into Keeling
human forms. Some Of the jewellers,
sobered by the growing inferno, stag.
gcrcd away and moved TO places Of
greater safety. The flames began TO
lick the back Of the Lincoln school,
near tho Mint, and roar on Mission
street not far away. Above them still,
rose tho drunken shrek of women. now
oblivious TO all danger and shouts Of
men who had found the temporary
courage Of craven hearts.
The. flames showed their red teeth
above big building across on Mission
street. A bedraggled, writhing won.
an, some 40 drunk that they had TO DO
carried by companions little more able
TO stand, was forced from the steps,
cursing, dishcvelcd swarm Of men.
Shouting, yelling. shrieking, sinking,
they finally moved on before the bay.
onet and the club Of soldiers and pc.
lice.
Tho tenderloin had drunk it's farewell
to old San Francisco.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-23
Bis SNAKE WITH TWELVE
RATTlES IS PUT
To DEATH

Yesterday afternoon whilc riding
across the mountains In tho Copper
creek district about nine miles south Of
this city in company with Joe Hobbs
and Gcnung. G. J. McNulty saw a large
rattlcr coiled along the path, and I'm.
mediatcly dismounting dispatched the
monster with tho aid Of several friend.
iy rocks lying in the vicinity. The ven.
omous serpent was among the largest
ever seen in this section, being adorned
with twelve rattles, which were procur.
ed and taken home by Mr.. McNulty.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-23
Pay Streak Of Silver
~ Struck in Boxer
Mine
Work Is Active In The
Turkey Creek
Section
QFrom Tuesdays DailyJ

a recent arrival in this city from
the Black and Turkey creek district.
IL authority for the statement that IN,
Black Canyon Copper company ha.
force OF men employed in making
survey for a new crosscut tunnel nm
Its properties, and getting its camp in
shape for large operations.
The holdings Of the company are situ.
ate few miles south OF BUNDLE Bee
In the foothills Of the Bradshaw ynrvc
and are considered among the promis.
Ing ones Of the district.
On Turkey creek il was rcno,,.a
."at good sized pay streak Of silver
ore was recently struck in Enrigb, %
Boxer mine, by parties working. tbe
same under lease. This ground has n
record ms producer when ore shin.
ped from it many years ago was bauled
oy wagon to Maricopa station an
the Southern Pacific railroad and shin
pea direet to Colorado smcltcrs. ne,
ing a handsome profit to its owners
Higher up In the district worL nm
'ne "reat Republic mine is being car.
ried on while the Parker and Tbies,,,
properties are being operated with
good result.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-23
Geo. Rohpeter Files An
Action Against
S. c. Cherry
Asks for $4,000 to Cover
Injuries To His
Reputation

As a sequel to his arrest on the charoo
Of cattle stealing on the sth day Of
January, upon the complaint Of &C.
Cherry, George Rohpeter, through nj,
attorney, Leroy Anderson, has fled
n suit In tho district court for the col.
lection Of $4,000 damages and st.or.
ncy's fees against Cherry ~ eompep.
sation for the scandal that was broueh.
upon him and the injuries alleged 10
have been sustained In . business way.
Two days after the arrest in the
Cherry creek district, no was arraiRn.
cd before the justice Of tho peace Of the
place and held under bonds to appear
before the next grand jury to answer
the charge. Later and In the early
part Of this month the grand jury wm
impanclled, and after giving due con.
sideration to the charge, ignored the
case, completely cxoncrating Mr.. Rob.
peter.
1t appears that in tho latter part Of
the year 1905, Mr.. Rohpeter pur.
chased four head Of cattle from J. II.
Maders on his Ash Creek range, who,
II 10 said, afterwards delivered the eat.
tic at Rohpeter's corral, the animals
later getting out Of the pen and essap.
ing to the hills, whore they soon found
their usual feeding ground.
Before Rohpeter rounded up the pur.
chased stock, Maders cold his cattle
interests to 8. G. Cherry, who later, IL
is said, claimed the Rohpeter cattle on
the ground that he had purchased all Of
the stock in tho Maders' brand. Rob.
peter gathered his escaped bovines,
and drove them to his pasture, and bic
arrest at the instigation Of Cherry FOL-
lowed.
Both parties to the cause of action
are respectable and honorable citizens,
and the outcome Of the suit will be
watched with interest.
Rohpeter's arrest was, at the time,
not considered seriously by the CON.
munity, as he has long enjoyed the re.
putation Of being a man Of unqucstion.
ed honor and integrity.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-23
PLAN TO FORCE ACTION ON
STATEHOOD BILL.

WASHINGTON, May 10 Dsmocra
tic members Of the house were today
signing an endorsement Of the action
Of minority leader Williams In Allibus'
tering In the house for tho purpose OF
hurrying action on the statehood bill.
The endorsement was drawn by Repre-.
sentative Henry Of Texas and circu.
lated by Bell Of that state.
II asks that williams continue 10
demand roll calls on every motion
which may be made in the passage Of
bills or the adoption Of resolutions,
aud make the point Of no quorum
whenever possible.
The dilatory tactics practiced this
week have delayed business to con.
siderable extent, and Williams 10 re-
questcd to Increase his vigilance that
advantage may be taken Of every op.
for delay.
The Anti-Lsak Bill.
WASHINGTON, May 1e-By a vote
of 100 to 90, the house today refused
10 pass the anti-graft bill, so-called,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-23
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed A. Reported BY ~
Prescott Title Company.

+. Devenncy to g. +. Kahnn, q. c.
deed, i-a int. In Arisons Independence
mine, White Picacho district.
Jasper Phillip and Henry Eichler To-
cate Thompson Bar placer llkiS Mt.
W. II. Vaughan to the McKtsicy %,
bond for deed, $4,000; 3 yrs; I.3 int.
In Ventura, Ventura No. I, No. 2, and
white Ash mines, Castle creek dist.
J. W. Clay and wife to =. Madrid, w.
deed, $500; lot o, block d, Fleury'
add, Prescott.
Annette Barnett locates Annette
mine, Thumb Butte dist.
M Mcbride and l.. +. Rothe locate
two mines.
j. c. Cowles 10 C. T. Jolly, q. c. deed
1915; lot SO, blk q, Syndicate add,
Jerome. I'll
Ben Rybon locates two mines, Big
Bug district.
Phillip Starr ct al incorporate Lucky
Star Mining Co.; capital stock, a.
5000
Mrs. John q. Campbell TO +. q. Me-
Coy Co., lease, lot i, block 9, Prescott
and improvements for one year Mt slSS
per mo-, and further lease Of five
years on lot only for 900 per mo.
VIM. Nellis to Oscar M. Fuller, m.
deed, 81; int. In 25 mines 10 Copper
creek and Bishop creek districts.
VIM. NclIis ct nj amend location OF
stag No o, 2, 8 placerr, Bishop creek
dist. 5Fie I'd Az
Bridget \ tfsykr ID Tilie NJ. Lloyd
W. deed, ~; lot 2, block 5, East Pres
'ott' !. Dii siYN'
y u GartarAp ard Wife 20 q. H.
scmeTmSS, ~. Med, hoA ia, lbiock A.
R'sssstt..-.a-::-. !. .....::.- :; ,..-...
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-23
ADDITION TG THE
SHELTER PLANT
Capacity to Be Increased By Adding A
500 Ton Blast Furnace--Concentrat-
ing Plant Now in Operation--Ship-
ments of Ore Continue to Pour In.

Arizona Smelling company recently
closed contract with tho Union
Smelling company at Chloride, which
is operating on ores from the Midnight
mine, for Its entire output Of copper
matte.
Consignmcnts Of ore Of various sizes
continue to pour in from Mohave, Ma.
ricopa, aud Pinsl counties as we'll as
from the several mining districts Of this
county, almost all Of which are either
awakening to the great advantages now
offered, or enjoying n prosperity UMPIRE.
cedcnted In the history Of mining here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-23
Fortunate Discovery At
The Old u. S.
Mine
Once Worthless Mineral
Now Becomes OF
Value
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

(From Tuesdays Daily.)
Abandoned and forsaken by ito
former owners, the Douglas Lacey com.
pany, the U. 8. mine In the Copper
Basin district, was a short time ago
located by Finch and Boldman, two
well known miners and psospsctors,
who made the remarkable discovery
that there were over 400 tons Of orc
lying on the dump at the old working
SHAFT, 300 tons Of which when recently
sampled gave returns Of S25, while the
remaining 100 tons assayed $500 TO
the ton.
The new owners arc now making
preparations TO dispose Of this ore be.
fore commencing the development OF
the vein In a systematic manner. A
new shaft will be started on the ground.
the owners not having sufficient
means to equip and unwater the old
workings.
Some very rich ore has been taken
from the vein covered by the U. =. To-
cation, and shipped TO outside shelters.
Located many years ago, 1t has passed
through many hands. finally getting
into the possession of the Douglas
Lacey company, few years ago,
when large working shaft was sunk
to a fair depth, and the rich ore OK.
tractcd, which was shipped, leaving
the ore found by Finch and Boldman
on tho dump for the reason that Il
could NOT, ~ the time be hnndItd 1T n,
profit ~ ''' ~'''r',f =,
VITA thc, Improved rsagGHM aspeil,l
ties nov, had in this county Il 1, but
reasonable TO expect that the ,aine aS
D shqit tjnc will aeain become pro
.dacer, and on a'lafsSr'aAd mbss'b rMh
"h'" sas's-vNsrrvrr kcfc-- asew~-.u.
nwn&tsonsAvr-xsAsw n,n. =,
A good wagon road leads from TIT
'H-? % nc railroad station at cha,l
valley, from which point a reasonable
transportation rate can he secured 20
either the Humboldt or Rigby rcduc.
1'or p,suts.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-23
(From Tuesday, Daily.)


Scarcely In operation two months
the capacity Of the new smelling plant
Of the Arizona Smelling company mt
Humboldt il to be increased by the
addition Of 500 ton blast furnace,
already purchased by the management,
and TO be installed as soon as deliver.
ed on the ground.
The new furnace will be of the most
improved pattern, modern In every de.
tail, and still further contributing to-
wards placing the reduction works
among tho leading institutions Of its
kind in the entire country.
The new concentrating plant known
as the DE Soto mill, Immediately ad.
joining the smelling plant, has been
finished and started on steady run.
This plant has n capacity Of 400 tons
daily, is considered TO be among the
best Of it's kind TO be had and specially
adapted 10 the concentration Of ores pc
euliar to the districts tributary TO the
new smcltcr city.
The impetus given to the mining in.
dustry already in many districts by
the blowing in Of the smelter can be
hardly estimated.
Copper Basin, which boosted Of
only few prospcctors within its Dor.
ders less than = year ago Is fast be.
coming one Of the busiest districts in
the county.
Edwards & Co. are pushing work
with n vim, and increasing their ship.
ments daily. while Brow 4 Murphy
who started opening new ground but
short time ago, are now shipping from
Is to 90 tons a day, which they OK.
pect to increase 10 40 tons daily by
the 18th OF next month.
The Irol King, within mile Of the
plant, which has been idle for a long
period pp'to tho time of the starting
Sf the smeltcr. is now giving employ.
ment to 4 large rumbcr Of men, and
realizing finn Its product n handsome
profit Shipments from this camp,
amounting at the present time to 90
tons day, will be increased to so
tons daily by the FIRST Of June.
Eight mining concerns in the Gun.
bingham Pass country near tho line
Of the A. = q. raiirosd, recently made
2 carload shipment In eight different
lots to the Humboldt plant, to enable
the management TO determine the char.
acter OF these smelling ores, and the
reduction charges on the different |
grades. This indicates that there are |
eight properties in that district devel- |
oped far enough along to be consider. |
ed In the producing class. Complete
assays and analysis will Mt once be
made On tho lots no that reduction |
prices can he given ON the different |
ores.
The Vaiensuella Copper company,
which Is operating a reduction plant
In the Quartzite district, will com.
mcncc tho shipment Of black conner
10 Humboldt IN short time, and the
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-23

dealing with cotton leaks and other
matters ~ ro-ed~-s'., cA-,or,ey
which, should they become publicly
known might have a tendency to AZ.
feet the markets, because the conferecs
had recommended that the members OF
congress DO included within the scope
Of the bill.
Tho opposition WAS led by Mccall Of
Massachusetts, assisted by Crumpackcr
Of Indiana. Grosvenor Of Ohio and
Gardner Of Massachusetts, while the
friends Of the measure were represent.
ed by Burleson Of Texas, and jenkins
Of Wisconsin.
Early In the day the Democrats
made their last stand against the leak
bill, ard being completely outvoted,
desistcd from further flibusterinl, con.
sidcration Of the anti leak bill taking
up the rest Of the day.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-23
Ash FORK BATTING Ho,,sr

WORK on the Harvey eating house nj
Nm FORK is going forward at such n
raie that It will not be many month.
pelore the nest. structure is completes. About
sN.y men are now employed on 't,,c
sIps'qrf, he excavating is already an
=, y the foundation work Is sompistS
The 'houlds'for -thc cement sri.h =. l.
pace, and the mixers will at one. no
gan the making of brick from the 90.
y ~ The structure when completed
WIZ be one Of the most attractive =.
the santa Fe system, and will co,,.,,
q" the eonveniences imaginable.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-23
Peace Disturber Fined.

Carlos Blanco was arraigncd before
justice Of the peace Kcohane yester-
day afternoon at 3 o clock on the charge
OF disturbing the peace Of Granite
Dclls on Sunday, May -, and fined
sl5 and costs.
J. l.. Miller was arraigncd on the
charge Of disturbing the peace in the
vicinity Of the Palace hotel, and fined
$40 and costs and two others were mr..
rested on similar charges and lodged in
the county Jail.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-23
msJhe pcssengerP were sent TO all "a.
foSh aHhsfAftHip ~ ,sna.,,o,, IL.

word that 1.-The girls" had gathered
ON the Miut steps, Baskcts aud wagon
loads OF wet goods began to reach the
Mint. The stuff was not drunk. II
was poured down by all who cot Il
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-23
spsnt sabbath Here.

Mr.. and Mr.. G. r. Bunker Of Yaee"
spent Sunday In the city. Mr.. Bunker
|" superintendent Of ths Yaeger css'
yon Copper eompssy.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-23
Home Made

Have your cake, mullins, and tea bis
cult homemade. They will be fresher,
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wife toproduce at home, quickly and eco-
nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raisa j
i hptbiscuits pydfngs, the frosted layer
: cake. sc9sR eSY1es, 3cfpDer,s csqss and
- mullins, with which the IeadY.ln n ak food
%ahd'at the bake-shop or grocery does
not compare.
Royals the greatest Of bake-day helps.
work ers ,,,r,
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(0apttel 334.)
(0apttel 334,)
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hr ltntcrbringnnB In nngeeianeten Seimcu
In ncr Sfnhf y,nIttunrr ~ Hrmobrru

III Der Stnot baltimore ~ beiuabren.
1. Mbldnitt. - Gel IS bon Der SegiSlatur
bon WlarDIano beriiiat, bah feline Sebumme,
9lnitalt, Corporation ODER &eim, Die niCbt tiir
fulde 8pede in gebbriger SSeiie autoriiirt iiuo,
Gduglinge ooer iuilge Niroer fit oercn 4silege
eegei Ge8ablunB aulnebrieu fou, obne borber
cine 2icen5 BON ocr Observation-Disclosures 5u ers
Inngen,
Der Wepilligune elmer ioIdeu 2ieef8, bic Sc
MISUNDERSTANDING elm Snoof1en,ent bon bier
cbrenluert1en 9ilr9erll iir teoe applitailell oers
laneen Toll uno Dab, 10 nett Sies. In5elldl, bonn
beiagter Seflinbbeiiss9 onint1ldr Elm Eeioro nit
Dem ooqcn 9taTnen uno Slorelie clnes ieoeit 10
aufgenomneucn NinoeS, ben @cblrfssSafum
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In Der @oreiie, bon benz Saturt ulto Srt bon
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lno fol6e anoere Sntorntatiou ilber ben @egetl=
ftano, bic bon 9Scrtb fem MAG, ael1tni1lell iueroe,
l1b oab Die S%ntormnitou iIlo bic GmpteDluItgelt
hes ~s(9enten Die NditS acmu1t lueroe, anf mclhc
Die @eiunobeiiSsNeb1roe Die Ipplifatton fitr
fuIdbe 2iceH5 a~eiudbren poer 8lriidlpeiien mao.
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Se6nmmen poer Iniialtetr, Gorporntionen oher
4%erforcn, lpelfe einen Sdn9ltn9 ooer iunae5
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nebmen ooer befoiltaen o9nc 8nerit cine foIbe
Qiccn3 erluugt 5l baben. eilleS Ber0cbens idulz
bio erodbtet lino mad lle6erfiibrIng nm $25 uno
Soften fir ieoen lleritob b%eitraft iperocn fonen,
mo oab cine Sdlite Der ~beiagten CITRATE benz
@racbcr bc5ablt iperoen fol-. nno ipenn bic auis
erlc1te CITRATE unb Soften ocS Serb6rS ui6t be-
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benen Beripneit bon Dem @cri6t oher SrteoenSs
rifter, Der ite auferIe9tc. nab Dem Staot9etdilgs
nib fir nidt ipeftt9cr ais sem nno ma rieDr
nIs breibie 3aae aefnnbt iperoet.
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9sorfhriitcn biefer gIIie itb i'll ietner gSetle oit
folbe Eerfonct oocr g~lnitdIten be3ieben ioIIcn,
bic bon Dem glniicbcr Der Nrmenpflc9e Der
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glfte bonn Satum ibrer Nnnabnie in Strait trete.
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Sdnt fir Mltertbiimcr.

abingto H. 3. g., %. Wai.
Gas Senats -Gonite iiir oiientli-
DIE Sdloereien bot ole giinItige Gin
bcridtung elmer bon Senator Yottcr-
ion cingereiftcn @ia bei6loiicn, pcl.
dc Die Grbaltling bon amerifaniifcn
gntlqnitoten porliebt. NebnlideGpr.
ld)ldgc, melde BON ben ardGplogiihen
iino ontbropologiifcn 8eielidaiten
ocs Sanoes fraftig unteritiibt moroen
norel1, batten Dem Gongreb ldon
lpleoerbolt porgclegcn, obne Dab ole
Sad]e elmer %Gntiheioung entgegehgc-
fiibrt moroen mare. Die erip1bnle
Slll perfiigt, bnb ole Eeripnen, mel.
de ilberiiibrt perben, biltoriide obcr
probiltorilde Guinen, Womumerte II.
altcrtbiimcr, ipelde Iid auf 2anoe-
reien beiinoen, Die Den Hereinafter
Staaten geboren ooer bon ibnen cor.
trolirt peroen, 5eritort, beid)1bigt
ODER iid) aneeeignet su baben, nit
8eloitraicn BON nift mebr ais $500
oocr nit elmer 80 Gage nibt iiberltei.
genoen @ef1ngniBitraie ODER nit BEL.
Den beitraft iperoen iolen.
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6ran3 Socpb mad @ien
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tete Giidtcbr beS &oiiers Srnn5 80.
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Itcn Wale icit SO Sabrcn nidt BEL
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ocs letten Sabres perantnortlid) limo
Den beiten 9eipeis oafiir, oaB felnt
MmneItie 81 crnorten lit. biloen nod
Der Mnii6t Scr fortidrittlidcn rro re
polutiontren gIbgeoroneten Die in oei
lebten Sngen maiienbafter. ben le, be
triebenen Serididungen bon pollf'
iden 8efangenen nod 9ibirien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-26
Scfientlidle 2ufalaeicte.


Sc e. - &elasteS Biluiter ooer gtenplIaites
rung, peiln gele9t, iou inter feinen umlidnoeit
ea13 ODER ibeiltpeiie i'm g%luitr19e. bon goer llr
lrecno eine yerfon ODER Gnrporalloi! aul9erillelt
Uner nufgegrahen meroer, au9gellonlIilen I'M
Sale cines 9tutbfaaes, Der inter oeIt unilidloen
bermnitsgemuBer S8eiie IIidt BON ~peld9teil Yers
funeu ODER Gprporutionen oordlsgele1en luerocn
%ionnie, iuent lie bniiir Iicbt etneIi eeiltelnlnnI
bonn WiuDor ulb Staots Sn9eritelr aus9eltelliell
ltno nnter6eibneien Grlaub1iBlbett erDalteit.
WeIaoter lJ,uDnr ltlo Stdotz Sti9ellieltr itllo be-
red,tiot, b~clu0ten Grlaubnibfdein nab ibrem abs
folilten @rn6teH diS5ultellen ooer 8u oeriueis
germ, mic Die umitdnoe es tbnen ailaebrnbt err
ibeinen luiien. SIM sale beiagier WiaOor ulIo
GtaotsS n0cnielr ii1 enti6lieBen, eincn lolbcn
@rlaubniBitbein GIs8ultellet, rio9en tic iolte
@eoinannaen unb Nei6riltiingen banllt oer'
tniipien, pie IS ibnen rebt mo an9ehrd6t er'
lbeint.
2. MbI6ritt. llnb iei rs ierner periiiet, buB
bieie Iiie pnnt Gage ibrer MIlnabme in Arult
tretett fol-.
llnter5ci6net am a. slpriI 1906.
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