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Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-28

is hope that the Wabash statesman will fall in his effort.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-28
DOUGLAS POLlTICS
 IS WARNING UP
DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS GETTING IN LINE FOR RE
 SPEcTIVE FAvORITES.

The People Are Not Strongly Parti- ssn.--Undercurrent in Sentiment For no Backward Step in Gambling License Tax.-interest Growing Daily.
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, 1906-05-30
CAPE MAY COUNTY NOTES

Governor Stokes has appointed eX-
Assemblyman E. c. Cole, of Seaville;
Collector James T. Hoffman, of Cold
Spring, and Stillwell III. Townsend, of
Court House, as the members of the
Cape May County Tax Commission,
as provided for by "a new state law
passed last winter. Mr.. Townsend is
a Democrat and the other two members
are Republicans.
The duties of this commission is to
review the assessment as made by the
assessors of the various townships and
municipalities. The salary is $1,000
per year.
Judge Hildreth held a session of
Court at Court House on Wednesday
of last week and argument was heard
in the matter of the contested license
OF John G. Magee for the Hotel Ruric
at Holly Beach. Counsel was heard
for and against the revoking of the
petition was also before the Court ask
ing that the newly granted license to
George w. Scots at Anglesea be revoked.
The petitioners set forth that the Court
had been imposed upon for the reason
that the building for which the lie 9nse
was granted was not com pleted.
Judge Hildreth stated that he was
familiar with that phase of the matter
and refused to revoke the license, dis
missing the petition with the costs to
be borne by the petitioners,
, 1906-05-30
Supervising Principal Elected

AT a special meeting of committees
from the three boards of education of
the island held in the Wild wood school
building on Monday evening, Rev. Lee
vanus Myers was elected supervising
principal of Five Mile Beach for the
coming school term. AS principal of
the Wildwood public school the past
term Mr.. Myers has the honor of hav-
ing the largest graduating class in the
schools history.
, 1906-05-30
WORK COMMENCED ON
WILDWOOD'S NEW DEPOT
Contractor GOslin Pushing the
Work. Excavation Tor N
mace Pit Under Way
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST

On Thursday last ground was for
mallv broken for the new Wildwood
depot of the Pennsylvania railroad.
Mr.. Carl A. Haswin, manager OF the
Seaboard Cement Stone Co, struck the
first pick ak blow and dug the first
shovel full of earth. Immediately
after a gang of men was set to work
%excavating the cement concrete furnace
pit for the heating plant. The pit is
one of the most difficult parts of the
whole station construction and is being
done under the expert direction OF
Martinez, who will also superintend
the other extensive cement and concrete
work of the new depot, the contract
having been awarded to the Seaboard
Cement Stone Co.
The entire construction of the new
station will be pushed with all possible
speed and vigor by general contractor
Thos. Goslin, whose energy and capac-
ity for big work is well established.
The present depot building is to be re-
moved from its present site and prep
aration for that work is progressing
rapidly. 1t will be greatly enlarged
and improved and a twenty-foot shed
will be erected, extending from Pine to
Oak avenue. Cement walks will be
placed under the sheds and on each
side as well. The entire contract is to
be completed by July.
Andrew CharIson has the contract 10
move the station. Mr.. Goslin's con-
tract is SAID to embrace work to the
amount of 5000.
When finished the new depot will
be a handsome affair capable of accom-
modating the great crowds which visit
our island during July and August.
Mr.. S. Botterlll, of East Orange, NJ,
state president of the New Jersey state
organization of the United Brotherhood
of Carpenters and Joiners of America,
paid a visit to the Wildwood Union the
past week. MI. Botterill compliment
ted the boys on the good showing they
udNe mduG Ill u fSdl tIhiC. ~ was
surprised at the way the island is build
ing up and prophesied a brilliant future
before it.
Mrs. George Albus has sent out in
vitations for the opening of the Hotel
Thelma, Cedar avenue, on the date of
June I'd. The hotel has been enlarged
to twice its size during the last year
and entirely refurnIshed throughout.
Mrs. Albus would be greatly pleased
to have her friends visit the Hotel
Thelma on the above date.
1t was amusing to watch the boys in
their eager search for coins while the
workmen were tearing away the plat
form at the railroad station last week.
Clothes were soiled, fingers pricked
and necks strained, but all went in the
scramble. Quite a number of nickels,
pennies and dimes were found and the
youngsters felt we'll rewarded.
Fish story, copyrighted, 10 cents. n
1t is reported that r.. n. Adams sold
his new boardwalk stores, including the
ground, for $4,000 to JosephM Sweet,
formerly of Trenton.
Continued on Page
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Parties having property of any
kind to sell will do we'll to list it
with the Big o Realty Company,
215 N. Main. 99tf
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ORDINANCE NUMBER II.

An Ordinance Levying a General and
Special Tax on all Property, Real,
Personal or Mixed Within the City
Limits of the City of Roswell for
the Fiscal Year, 1867.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ROSWELL:
Section l.. That there is hereby
evied upon all property, real, per
-onal and mixed, situate within the
corporate limits of the City of Ros-
veil, and subject to taxation for ter
itorial and county purposes, a tax
or general city purposes of six TO-
mills upon each and every dollar of
the assessed value OF all said property
Section ?. For the purpose of main
tanning and supporting the Carnegie
Free Public Library in the City of
Roswell, authorized by Ordinance No.
"a of the Compiled Ordinances of said
city. there is hereby levied a special
tax of n Cd mill upon each and
every dollar of the assessed value of
said property.
Section 3. For the purpose of i'm
pavement, care and maintenance of
the public parks within the City of
Roswell there is hereby levied a spec
tax of one-half (14) mill upon each
and every dollar of the assessed val
ne of said property.
Section 4. For the purpose of pay
ing interest IN Sixteen Hundred
(%$160O.00) dollars in bonds issued Ju-
ly 1st, 1894, for the purchase of fire
there is hereby levied a
special tax of one-tenth of one mill
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mcpherson are
down from Portales the guests OF the
family of u. s. Mccartney.
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ORDINANCE NUMBER "a.
and Sanitation.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
boswell L.

ROSWELL:
Section l. That in all cases of con.
tagious or infectious diseases. such
as, small Ok, %varioloid, scarlet fever
~scarlatina, d~iphtheria, membranous
Group, cholera, typhoid fever, tuber-
culosis, or what is commonly known
as consumption, the City Physician,
upon termination of the quarantine,
shall cause disinfection to be made
in the following manner Each room
shall be tightly closed, articles OF
clothing strung therein, thoroughly
wet with a solution of 40 per cent.
f~ormaldehyde, and there shall be
| placed in each room, an open earthen-
ware dish containing not less than 16
fluid ounces of fo~rmaldehyde and per-
manganate of potassium, 7h ounces,
and the room shall remain so closed
for a period of time sufficient in his
Judgment to thoroughly d~isinfect the
same.
In extreme cases the health officer
may direct the removal and burning
of wall paper, scrubbing of the floor
with a solution of formaldehyde, <the
burning of clothing, bedding, and 9th
err material as is more fully provided
for under the laws of the Territory
relating to health.
The specifications herein outlined
are for a residence room, Is feet
square and 10 fee high, containing
$3.50 cubic feet. Larger rooms snail
have the same proportion. The fee
such dimensions shall not exceed
$3.50 and larger rooms shall be charg-
ed for in proportion.
Section 2. The duty of disinfecting
of all such premises shall lie equally
on the owner or agent of the premises
and it shall be the duty of the City
Physician to investigate all cases re
ported to him and prescribe sucn dis
infection as is contemplated under
this ordinance, and any refusal to SO
disinfect, persisted in for more than
"a hours, after written notice by the
City Physician, shall subject such
owner or agent to the penalties here
matter provided.
Section 8 The work of d~isinfection
shall be done by some competent per
son, who has a technical education
in the business, but in event such
person is not o~btainable, by any per
son Who shall satisfy the City Physi-
cian-of his competency
Section 4. This ordinance hall not
be construed that any correct form of
formaldehyde burner nay not be en-
ployed, if in the judgment of the City
Physician. 1t is advisable. Or to pro-
hibit any person from disinfecting his
way: provided. however. if in the
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]. w. STOCKARD,
Mayor of the City of Roswell.


Territory of New Mexico, City of
Roswell: SIS.
L, Fred j. Beck, Clerk of a city
do hereby certify that the foregoing
ordinance Number n was passed on
the 3rd day of July, 1906, n APPROX
ed by the Mayor of said City on the
Bird day of July 1906, and that the
foregoing is a true copy of said Ordi-
nance as the same appears of record
at pages IA and 145. of City Ordi-
nance record Number 1.
Witness my hand and the
(SEAL) official seal of said City on
this 5th day of July, 1906.
FRED J.. BECK,
City Clerk.
published July 6, 19O6.-Record.)
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Suspend War Preparations.

Washington, July 6.-The State
Department has ben notified by ca
blegram from the minister at Guat-
emala City that efforts are being
made to prevent nostilities between
Guatemala and Salvador during the
progress of the insurrection which
has just failed. Guatemala has agreed
to suspend preparations for war pen
ding the conclusion of he peace con
ference to be held at Washington.
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opinion of the City Physician said
premises should be di~sinfected, the
same shall be done according to the
provisions of his ordinance.
Section 5. Any person violating
any of the provisions of this ordi-
nance, or who shall fail or refuse to
uisinfect his or her premises, in ac-
with the provisions and
formula in this ordinance prescribed,
shall, upon conviction thereof, be pun
ished by a fine not less than One
Dollar nor more than One Hundred
Dollars, and with or without a jail
sentence of not more than thirty days
in the discretion of the court trying
the case.
Section 6. This Ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after five days from its publication.
Passed his 3rd day of July, 1906.
tSEAL)
Attest:-FRED J. BECK,
City Clerk.
Approved by me this Bird day of
July, 1906.
j. w. STOCKARD,
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on each and every dollar Of the as
sessed value of said property.
Section 5. For the purpose of pay
ing interest on Thirty-fve Thousand
| t$35, 0O0) dollars of Sewer mi is
sued October 10th. 1901. there is
hereby levied a special tax of two
and t~wo-tenths mills on each and ev-
cry dollar of the assessed value of
said property.
Section 6. For the purpose of pay
ing interest on Thirtythree Hundred
| ($3300.) dollars Funding Bonds of
| said City issued December 1st, 1901
there is hereby levied a special tax of
two-tenths of one mill on each and
every dollars of the assessed value
of said property.
Section Z. That said general and
special tax levfes are for the purpose
of meeting and delaying the expenses
c1rrent and otherwise of said city
for and during the fiscal year of 1906
7. to be placed upon the tax rolls OF
the Assessor for Chaves County for
the year 1870
SoctlOn g. inns SNAIL
AXE effect and be in force from and
after five days from the date of its
publication as provided by law, and
the City Clerk OF the City of Roswell
is hereby directed to certify the same
to the Clerk of the Board of County
Commissioners for the purpose of be
ing placed upon the tax rolls of said
county.
Passed this 3rd day of July, 1906.
oSEAL)
Attest:-FRED J.. BECK,
City Clerk.
Approved by me this 3rd day of
July, 1906
J. W. STOCKARD,
MayOr of the CITY of Roswell.
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Anyway, the council has accom-
plisned the desired n by reducing
The expense for city printing.
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NV COTTAGE fo- Sale.

One of the neatest and most com
plete homes with all modern conyen-
fences in the Pecos Valley. Rented
for $3.50 per month. VIII sell for
$250.00 less than actual cost. My rea-
son for selling is that ! need the mo-
ney. Take a look at it. First house
north of DIR. VeaTs on Richardson av-
enue. Call up Totten & Keinath's
ranch at Artesia. or address Chris
Totten. 75tf.
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ord to submit a revised and supple
mentary bid as it did the Republican
we might have held out further in
ducements. The editor of the Repub-
lican organ not only put in a supple
mentary N revised bid, hut prepar-
ed on his office typewriter the major
ity report of the committee. The Rec
ord made no changes in it's bid and
had nothing to do with the minority
report submitted by Councilman John
son. We believe that honesty is as
good for a newspaper as for a city
councilman, and did not Interfere
after the bids were opened.
The Record does not believe that
any member of the city council acted
dishonesty in the matter of awarding
no contract for the city printing. Per
haps some members were u~nfriendly
toward the Record, but an honest en-
envy is often better than a pretended
friend VINO deserts when his help is
nWeded.
Anyway, the council has accom-
plisned the desired end by reducing.
The "opens for city printing.
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Mayor of the City of Roswell
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We have for sale a good brick
business house located near the
business center of the city.
This is a good investment. The
property rents readily and pays
III per cent on the investment.
No better proposition in ROs-
we'll. Carlton & Bell.
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Territory of New Mexico, City of
Roswell: SIS.

Roswell: SIS.
1, Fred J.. Beck, Clerk of said City,
do hereby certify that the foregoing
Ordinance Number IA was passed on
the 3rd day of July, 1906 and APPROX
ed by the Mayor of said City on the
Bird day of July, 1906, and that the
foregoing is a true copy of said ordi-
nance as the same appears of record
at pages 141 and 142, of City Ordi-
nance record Number 1.
Witness my hand and the
(SEAL) official seal of said City on
this 5tn day of July, 1906.
FRED J. BECK,
City Clerk.
published July 6, 1906.-Record.)
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The record had put in a bill ag-
ainst the city Tuesday night that it
did not expect to nave allowed, but
City Clerk Beck killed it before it
came before the council for discus
sion. 1t was for the printing of tick
cts for the Citizens" 0Republican)
party that opposed the Democratic
ticAet in the spring campaign. The
printing was ordered by the so-called
Citizens" committee, which had a
daily printed for several days in the
Register-Tribune office. Payment was
guaranteed by the Citizens" com
mittee, but when the bill for tickets
was presented the Records collector
was told that the law provided for
the city paying for all election tick
cts and that we should look to the
city for the money. The editor of
the Record had hoped to have the
privilege of explaining the bill to
the council for certain reasons, which
do not now eXist,-but through the
paper we refer to this bill to illus
trate the character of the ~organiza-
ton that opposed the Democratic
ticket in the city election. The Dem
ocrats tool up a collection and paid
for their own tickets. We presume
that the Register-Tribune took the
precaution to get its money in adj
vance for printing the Daily indie
pendent"
The Register-Tribune asserts thai
the city council broke its faith" and
set aside business honor" in the
city printing matter. Really we do
not believe any of them had pledged
their faith to the Register-Tribune.
except those who voted for the Re,
publican organ. The law fixes the
rate for legal printing. and the Rec
ord sees no reason why the city coun-
Gil should assume greater wisdom
than the legislature. In other words,
we do not believe in bidding on legal
printing any more than we believe
in letting county or city offices to the
lowest bidder.
The Record is now informed that
not more tnan three votes could have
ever been secured for a repeal of the
anti-gambling ordinance-and that one
of these three is doubtful. Yet the
alarm originated in the council it
self, through some of h members
having a lack of confidence in Others
who had never taken the trouble to
express themselves. as they consid-
cred the matter already settled. the
Record has never at any time had
any doubt of Mayor Stockard's posi-
ton. and is glad to learn that no
further alarm need be felt as to the
majority of che council
Had he majority of the finance
committee to whom the city printing
bids were submitted allowed the Rec
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Had the majority of the finance
committee to whom the city printing
bids were submitted allowed the Rec
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
Sasiaaapolis Stsoerfraa,
MISUNDERSTANDING Der aIsinen.

Der SnbianapOIis 2ieosrtran3 gs'
oentt, uis frtbsr, 70 aud bisiss Sabr
bas gbriffsit f.ierIi& 3u bsgsbsn. Sns
untsr Dem Snnusnbaum sspIante &c.
islige Bstinmmsniein, oas am Sonn'
tag absno ben 30. DECEMBER tn Der
9srmnnia 6aas itatifiaost. tutro Sung
unb Alt i'm ssmtitbli6en arstie ber.
.in.n. Inter benz Wsibna9tsbaums,
Der I'm tauIsuofa@en 2it9ts erffrablsn
uirb, tpsrosn bic alsin.n sine Rengs
i&bner @ei6snte finoen-io tuenigfens
insts uns gtiisrn berWeibna4tsmann-
uno bisbsr Dat Santa Claus nod I'M
msr @ort es6aItsn. DAB au& far
bic grwa9isnsn genhgsno linterbal'
iun9 su fiaosn iein tuirh. bafhr btrgt
oas Ienommss oss 2teosrtran3.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
Giienbabnratenfries
Bon Der Giienbabncomntiiiion in 8etra3t
ge3pgen

Die 3suasn. uel9e In Der giienbabn.
1ra&tratsn.An An9slseenbeit Der Nattonal
Rsfinina @ompanp. Der 9iona Rsfin.
ing @ompanp unb Der gpanspilIs Oil
gompanp faetii& 9esen ale gtisnbahn'
@siellinafisu bon Der gtisnbabn.g gom.
mtihon bsrnommen tpuroen, nm ein.
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oucien 3u sr3islen, maren *. &. @ooi
bon Der Hational &sfining Co., =. 9.
3arimann BON Der 8iona Rsfinins 60.
uno 6. 8 SonepwsQ bon Der gpans.
bile Oil 60.
@lienbabn. @ommifdr Wooo iagts
ss banols fi& baupiidaIin barum, oil
oie isbissn Raten 3u bod ieisn Obe1
nt&t. uno um tn otsier Bs3isbung ba!
Rs1te 3u finoen. isi ss bas BsRs. bi,
ffrItten &egulationen beiieite 3u iebsn.
um. uenn m6sli&. 3u iebsn, tpai
stssntli& tn bisier ea9s por3unebmer
let.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
GHofette Suruneretu
@etbua@tSfeter,
eonntag, oeu 23. 9e3embet

8oonbiIIe. Dos In LESTER
Bo&e babier abgebaltene @arrid
gounip 6armvrs' Snfltht na6m einsn
isbr erfolsrei&en DerIauf. Gin bib.
i&es prparamm NOR ausgsarbeitei
unb uuroe senau bur&sefiibrt; piels
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@ounip mar Der sinjigs &soner, be,
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ipra&en maren auBerorbsntli9 lsbr.
reid uno fur Jarmer bon gan3 beion'
oerem SutersEe. Jebe einselne Rum.
msr bss proeramms fano rei&eu Bet
fal. BET Der Debate tibsr vNrbeit In
ben 0Hsntli@m S&ulen" wuroe betont,
bob mon auf praittf&e gr3iebuue meb,
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inbufrieae Ausbilbune su tteil tueroer
laRen folte, bamit fr ipdter ibreu Sc.
bsnserwsrb Iel9ier psrbieuten. a
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
0asfafea fur 6mnoe.
Gin srfoIsrei@er 8eriu4 unternomren.

Gin absrmaligsr 1erfu9 nit oem
Gasfaifsn. In psldsm 6unes eetbotst
wsroen, tuuroe geffern in Der poIi3ei'
ffation unternommsn, unb laut Hus.
fassn bsrfbisrdr3ts. usl9s bsmgeriu&e
bsiwobnisn. mar bsrislbe elm @rfolg.
gisle Briefe aus anoersn Stdotsn Rnb
sinsetrofsn uno abdnoerunasn wurosn
sema@t, 70 baB bas Sos msbr allmdb.
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wuros au4 ein 2uflbsntiI an benz
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isbt niat msbr cas refine @as, ionbern
etne Wtf&uns bon 2uft unt Sos Elm.
atbmsn. Die Dauer Der griiiddness
perioosn bartirte Bon 9-13 Winuten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
earab s6dfer @Orb.
Sbon wieoer cine neue Sdhrte.

@of6en. @sorse 80. Sarris,
elm notOriiasr Verbrsaer. Der In Sn'
oiana uuo Ohio gefdnguiHsn bsrsits
geisHsn, bat cine Ssnfatieu bsroorss-
rufsn, iRosm er Elm i6riftli1ss @s'
fdnoniB able9ts. In wsl4sm sr fi3 als
R6roer Der 2sbrsrin Sarab S4dfer
bstannte. Die Bsnmtsn f3snten benz
8sRdnonihs tusnig glauben. Gr gs.
fanb oua oisIs gsrbrs6sn uno Gdl'
i9ungen sin, Die Der golisei 3war be-
fannt, bis6sr absr unaufssfldrt ge.
blieben. 5arris iaet, oab Elm Wann,
aia Wbits aus ct. SOispb. @i4 .
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lauerts. Sarab Soldier tam oes We=
qes, unit i'm 9lauben Die @sutint1te
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losgsiprunesn. unb babe He get6otet.
@bite ;ablte bic $500. uno srf bur4
bic 3situngsn min 6arris .rfabren ba'
ben, baB sr cine nniauloiss 9et6otet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
S9ilsrloss HO. 2 J. .. 6. y,
Beibna9tsisisr unb Reuiabrsbaa I'M
81, DECEMBER.

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aufaltst bic s9tasriOge Wo. 2. 3. 8.
&. OF g., In Der Gsrmania 6aae ibr
@si6nadtsfelf nebF ua&folssnbsm
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bsfannt, bsmhbsn fi9 bte %ttter Der
S&ilsr 9oas ffsts. ibrsn @dfsn bas
gsfts su IiefsrH, mas nur erbdlth& III.
uno 10 iou's aud an bieiem Abenos
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gsrmanin 0aus BET ben Rittern bsr
S@ilsrIOgs Ro. 2 por3uipre&sn.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
Sas -Nabrnnssmittel=Gei eiet
gerIanst Reinbsit in ieber geaiebuns.

vWas LIT Der 8runb Der 8erFdl-
f4un9 Der epsiisn?" Dies III eine
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