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.PROYECTO De LEY
del senior Ward.
En6 aprOhatO en- 90. Isctula y pas6
a "a camaIa De deIegados.

.Proveyendo para Ia indemnizaci6n &
cieEtos municipios de Puerto Rico poT
gastos que les ocasiona 81 mantenimieu'
TO en- las C6rceles mnnicipales, de presses
sentenciados por las OoEtas municipales
de sus respectivos distritos judiciaIea.
SeCci6n 1.-Que 81 Auditor de Puerto
Rico quede pOr la pTesente autorizado, y
81 efscto 90 10 faculta y ordena para que
investigue = liquide los gastos originados
4 los municipios de Puerto Rico poF Ii
manutenci6n en- las c6rceIes municipaleg
de presos gentenciados poE las Cortes de
distrito municipales de sus respectivos
districts, con motive de infracciones de
leyes insulaTes.
Secci6n 2.-Que el Tesorero de Puerto
Rico quede por Ia pressnte autorizado,
al efectO Be le faculta y ordena para que
pague los tesoreros de los diversoB mu-
nicipios, mediante ibramientos de liqui.
daci6n expedidos por eI Auditor y re-.
frendados por 81 Gobernador, las cantida-
dea que ceFtifcare eI Auditor resultar &
favor de los municipioB de Puerto Rico
por gastos en- que hubieren incurTido
durante el afio econ6mico de 1906-7,
subBiguientes ejerCicios, para Ia manuten-
sion de presoG, seg6n 10 aTriba expresado,
& raz6n de doce ceutavos por manutenci6n
de cada preso como queda dicho.
Secci6n 3.-La cantidad necesaria para
reembolsar dichos gastoB, queda por Ia
presenta asignada 100000 de cuales-
quieFa fondos en- Ia Tesorerfa InsulaF, no
deStinados 4 otras atenciones.
Sc pone & discutir 81 q. B. 80. ''Para
la construction de una penitenciaria en-
San Juan.
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NOTICIAS De BAYA-
mon.
MsjOras intrOdBGidas ALI en- 81 Cast
no EspafOl.
ldel0nta ID construction De una casa esGu8la On
TOa BaIl.
{ De nGestro oorresponsaL.

Fsbrero 28.-La nueva directiva del
Casino Espafiol, de esta ciudad, viene de-
sarrollando nm inter6s muY grande en- po-
ner este Bimpatico centric en- las condicio'
nes que debe estaF todo centric de instruc-
ci6n recreo. va ha empezado por cams
biar el mobiliario por otro muy bonito y
elegapte que le da al salon de baile IN
aspecto agradable, habiendo desaparecido
todo 10 viejo y anticuado que hacia apare-
Ger al casino una especis de mueblerfa
arPuinada.
Ahora falta que en- 81 reglamento inte-
rior del centric SO prohiba los caballeros
el estsr con 81 Bombrero puesto en- los ac.
tos pGblicos, delante de las damas. Tam
bien Be debe prohibir eI que Jos nifos con-
curran los bales, en- los cuales no hscen
mas que estorbar. Hay otrsB observa.
clones que dejo la alta consideration de
los sefiores de Ia Directive. Por las me-
joras actuales les felicito.
-Seg6n me informan de Toa baia la
obra de construction de Ia casa escuela de
aquel pueblo va impulsSndose r&pida.
mente, dado el inteT6s que se ha tornado ell
sefior superintendente de las eBcuelaB de
este distrito Mr.. Wood el sefior don
Domingo Cobian. Muy pronto tendrS Toa
baia nm bonito edifcio para sus Escuslas,
por 10 eual debe estsr de placemes el pue.
bio.
-Muy pronto quedar& inBtalado un
nuevo aparato para apartados de correos,
que ha trafdo el Postmaster de esta ciudad
Lcdo. Gimenez. FL apsFato resulta muy
c6modo para el p6blicO Ia par que go
muy bonito.
va so encuentra reStablecido de una
ligera dolencia que sufri6, nuestro parti.
cular amigo Lcdo. Gimenez duefio de una
de las mas acreditadas Farmacias de esta
ciudad.
Sc me Buplica lame la atenci6n de
Ciertos individuos que no estan con Ell or
den debido, cuando van en- ell tren va
porcitO, 10 que ha dado lugar quejas de
los pasaieroB, y Ia empresa por medic de
sus empleados trata de hacer corregir este
presentando denuncia, 10 que Sc avisa pa
"a que luego no aleguen ignorancis.
-Sefior alcalde: 80 queian algunos ve'
cinos de que el caro- de la baBura no les
quiere cojer la que tienen en- BuS casas, 10
que da lugar quela policfa los denuncie
sin tener ellos culpa alguna.
-Segin me ha informado un regpeta'
BILE sefior de San Lorenzo la vista que hi
20 allf ell doctor Lugo Vifa, ha sido de
grandes benefcios higienicos: Mucho |
nos place este informe pOr tratarse de un
funcionario do cuya rectitud hs dado prue'
pas mas de una vez.
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-COLOCACION, Ia solicita IN caba.
Hero tenedor de libros 8 auxiliar, como
escribienta de ofcina de cuslquier clase
que 6sta sea, como dependients visjerO
del Comercio. Es prSctico an cualquiera
de esos tres ramos, y en- 81 del Comercio
puede aceptarla para la venta de mercan'
Cfas, quincalla. ferretsrfs, proviSiones y
cualquiera claSs de prodnctos de las manu-
faCturas del pals Puede presentar bue
mas FefsrenCias = para informes dirigirse &
j. M. Puerta de Tierra, casa Bazan.
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=sENoREs 6oMERCIANrEs. =

--sENOREs COMERCIANTES, in-
dustriales , agricultores; lTienen algunoB
de ustedes suS libfOs atrasadoSf iNecesi-
tan ponerloS Ia fecha? SDesesn paSaE
IAN inventario correctc y prOnto? Hay en-
50 eScritorio algunoB otros trabsjOs atra-
ssdos2 Puea no vacilen en- dirigirBe por
eSCrito TenedOr de EbrOs, Box 356. San
Juan. -.-. 8v.A
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FAMAS De EUR0pA.-Los ricos renom-
brados vinos de -Espana-p -propiedad
de las famosas bodegas de A. R. Valdes-
pino. 81 muy eminente sabio doctor To
1osa Latour dice, que las propiedades de
estOs caldOs superan los mejores reconsti-
tuyentes en- tOdos los casos de anemia, es-
pecialmente en- los niflos debiles, segdn 10
ha comprobado en- Ell Hospital del Sagrado
Corazon de Madrid. Los que recommends
muy eficazmente. Unicos agentes en- Pto-
Ric0 nereeerlO HeTnanlaosN ~ On
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ATENCI0N.-En las Cercanias del
''Caf6 nusvo', Fortaleza 81, del pfior
Morgan, se ha estraviado nm braaalete de
ORC con brillantes y Eafros. .....
81 que 10 haya encontrado y envfe q
esta redacci6n ser6 grstifcsdo. 6v.A
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CONSEJO EXECUTIVE
(Sesi5m de Ia moche del 2S. }

A las ocho di6 principle la session. Sc
pusieron 4 discussion en- %. leCturs, intro
duciendose ligeras enmiendas los pro.
yectos de ley 49. Para regular 81 ejerCi'
clio de la profession notarial So. Para
snmendar la ley municipal Sd. Para
enmendar 81 artfculo 299 de la ley de
eniuiciamiento civil y 55 ''defnier do Ia
iurisdicci6n de csda una de las dos secCio'
mes de Id Corte de distrito del distrito de
San Juan"
Fueron votados en- 81. lectura y pssa'
ron 4 IL C6mara los proyeCtoB de ley
anterioEmente BeAalados
A las dieS Sc levant6 10 session.
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Expsriments untsd laG Psstllas p.'
ge1sivas del doctor ta Roy, ma4ca IAN.
TUR1CAs," 30 tomaEG otras Con m
anslYo baGt
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El C. B. ~ sobRa auxiIio MrB. Ho.
We. fue snviado aver tsrds { Is arma del
sefor gobernsdor.
Se enCuentra reCogido On cana d CO.
ronel Hamill. De 10 Poligfa ipsalRt
, 1907-08-16

There is o Catarrh in this sec
ton of the country than all other dis
eases put together, and until the last
few years was supposed to be incur
able. For a great many years doctors
pronounced it a local disease and pre-.
scribed local remedies, and by con
stantly failing to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced it incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be a constitu.
tional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca.
tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J,
Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the mar
ket. It is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. II
acts directly On the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any Ease i,
fails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials.
Address: F. J. Cheney & Co., To.
ledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti.
patton.
, 1907-08-16
ACCUSED OF ANNExiNG
PERSONAL PROBE

A man by the name of Schaffer, EN-
ployed by the Williams G Howard sa
loon at Shoshoni as an extra man
through the recent anniversary cele
bration, is accused of having annexed
about $500, the property of Messrs
Williams & Howard, and of having
left on foot for parts unknown. One
thing is very certain, both the cash
and the man were missed at about the
same time, but whether the bank roll
and the la left in company is hard
to be proved. Word was received al
Shoshoni that he had stopped for q
meal at a ranch about twelve miles
from town, but no further trace of him
has been found.
, 1907-08-16
MAKING LONG JOURNEY
IN AN AUTOMOBILE

George M. Hasen and family, con
sisting Of his wife and three children
Hosmer, S. D., sixty miles north OF
Aberdeen, making the whole journey
in a two-cylinder automobile, the ma
chine and it's load weighing approx
mately 5000 pounds. Mr.. Hasen has
disposed of his holdings at Hosmer ant
is on the lookout for a new location
He had started to the Big Horn basjr
but came here and likes the country
very we'll so far. The machine had
no difficulty in climbing all the hill:
encountered on the long trip from tina
state to this. The party will spend {
few days here.
, 1907-08-16

the Episcopal church.-Douglas Bud.

A. -
-.
~ ooi.heh' d proihiheh'
' VIZ fo'itah =" Laramie
"'i'"f III lnis Guy
"S anu inaue me LINES d
MISSES niruie Mco"ehey and Anna
Mchas' VINO nave peen spending lheir
Vaoa'ioh at 'he pecher rahch' up the
haianie ii'ei' nave returned and this
iesuiaeu lheir du'ies at the
Union raeihc notei'
'ehe Jameson, 'he bright young
sh W.
h,a .np.smS.Sp -. Nl
returned home Yesterday .~fternoor
greatly improved in health
Mr. and Mrs A II pohoooI 80 no,
yer arrived last night for an extended
visit with their son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Babcock. Mr.. Babcock is
an oiu u. "A. n. man ana would ike
~ nAee' an 'ne w 'e'eiahs here'
MIS-. U. Lou Wanamaker OF Cen
tennial, Wyo, arrived in Loveland
Wednesday morning and will make an
extended visit with DIR. and Mrs era.
mer.-Loveland rrespondenc Fort
Collins Exnress
miss E"iaa Eaeei and her brother'
Ihry Nasei' iei' lnis morning LOT the
ueoree nefhei ranch on the Slpylee'
Wneie they Will WISH lot a lew days
, 1907-08-16
FINE HAY CROP
ON BOSWELL RANCH

Hon. N. X. Boswell will return to
the ranch tomorrow, having spent a
day or two here. The ranch is now in
the midst of the hay harvest, Mr.. Bos'
well expecting to save not less than
1000 tons of hay, n could greatly
increase the amount had he the hands
to handle the o Il have known
that ranch for t~hirty-five years." he
said, "and never saw a better crop mol
finer grass. 1t is phenomenal
, 1907-08-16
Saved by Actress.
Notice to Odd Fellows.

All members of Laramie lodge No
2, Albany lodge No. Z and visiting
members of the order of Odd Fellows
are invited to meet at the hall at
o'clock sharp. Sunday, August IS, tc
attend the memorial exercises at the
city cemetery, when the graves of de
ceased members Of the order will BIZ
decorated. By order of the committee
ALBERT BERNER, No. 2.
5t2 WILLIS JENSEN, No. Z.
, 1907-08-16
AT WORK GETTING
SCHOOL HOUSI

The janitors of the city schools are
now at work on the desks at the East
Side school, getting them In position
for the opening of school on the first
Tuesday in September. Several Of the
desks were taken up that the floors
might be repaired. The West Side
school is in excellent condition. as
clean as careful work can make it, and
the East Side building viii be in equal.
ly good condition by the time the open.
ing date arrives.
, 1907-08-16
Have You a Couqh2

A lose of Ballard's Horehound Syr
up will relieve it. Have you a cold?
Try it for whooping cough, for asth'
ma, for consumption, for bronchitis,
Mrs. Joe McGrath, 327 E First street,
Hutchinson, Kas., writes: Il have used
Billiards. Horehound Syrup in my fam
lily for five years, and find it the mos
palatable medicine | ever used. Sold
by Mills, A Druggist.
, 1907-08-16
H DOCTORS INN

TAKING ON LIFE.
The Doctors inn at Tenth and Gar.
field streets is expected to take ON new
life tonight, with the return Of Drs.
Hebard and Wergeland and Miss Alice
Hebard, who are looked for from their
summer outing at the Sundby ranch
this afternoon. The ladies' have been
taking a genuine country rest at the
Sundby rest ranch.
, 1907-08-16
PARAGRAPHS.

l.. NJ. Froberg of Saratoga is at the
Johnson.
Colonel j. b. Woods Of Cheyenne is
in the city.
W. F. sager of stanbury, Mo-, is at
the Kuster.
Miss Brita Anderson has arrived
from Chicago.
]. ]. Hixon of Rock River Is at the
Union Pacific.
W. H. Harmon of Lafayette, Colo
is in the city.
John Irwin was in from the Stickney
ranch this morning.
w. e. Miller of Colorado Springs is
at the Union Pacific.
Mrs. F. c. Let's returned from Glen
wood Springs last night.
Mrs. Gonden is quite i'll at her apart.
ments at the Union Pacific.
John Thorsen of Fort Steele is in the
city, registered at the Johnson.
E. L. Lafferty and c. F. Edwards of
Omaha are at the Union Pacific.
Henry H. Hoops of Schuyler, Neb.,
is in the city, registered at the Kus.
ter.
Miss Vera Craig, a niece of Judge
Craig of Rawlins, Is visiting in the
city.
Mr.. n Mrs. James M. Cameron are
in the city from their home in the
northern part Of the county.
F. j. Tilden of Omaha, a broker Of
that city, was here today, having some
business interests in Laramie.
Miss Ethel Balch returned to the
Riverside ranch this morning after a
visit Of a few days in the city.
w. E. Williams. John L.. Fahey and
Lottie v. Maine Of Denver were among
the guests at the johnson last night.
John s. A. Cushley, Flint Bowen and
E. S. Tobey of Denver were among the
guests at the Union Pacific last night.
D. T. Davis, who decently purchased
a ranch near Buford, is in the city to-
day, securing some supplies for the
ranch.
Mrs. Otto Nelson and children Of
Omaha are in the city for a visit with
the family of Mans Nelson and other
relatives and friends here.
Charlie Brands and F. B.. Kendall
returned late yesterday afternoon from
the Riverside ranch, where Mr.. Ken
dali had been on a business trip.
]. A. Winkler, jr., of the Running
Water ranch and w. B. Emmons of
the Riverside ranch were among the
visitors to the city this morning.
Mrs. j.. C. Carpenter and daughter,
Miss Annie. Of Princeton, Ind, are in
the city, the guests of Judge and Miss
Carpenter and Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Ulen'
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harden are in
from the ranch and will not go home
before tomorrow. Mr.. Harden is look
ing after some business matters today.
Clark Pelton is in from Centennial,
and will leave tonight for Denver 10
lay in some supplies for the Boston
and Wyoming company's lumber yards
here.
Mrs. J.. F. Pierce of Rock River,
wife of the manager of the Diamond
ranch at that place, and babe, were
city visitors today, returning home on
the noon train.
Mrs. James Foster and son, Earl
Foster, the postal clerk, left last night
for Salt Lake, where they will visit
relatives, Mr.. Foster spending his sum,
mer vacation in that city.
Misses Laura Richardson, Valarie
Richardson and their guest, Miss Ruth
Holiday of Laramie. and Miss Cornill
will leave Monday to spend a monh at
Cherokee park.-Cheyenne Leader.
Mr.. Percy Palmer, cashier Of the
First National Bank of Casper, in com
pany with his wife and cousin, Mrs
Parrot, were visitors in Lander this
week.-Lander Republican.
Rev. Merritt and Miss Alice Holiday
prominent Sunday school workers Of
Laramie, arrived in Douglas yesterday
and are conducting special meetings II
, 1907-08-16
FUNERAL OF BABE

HELD THIS MORNING.
The funeral Of Estella May, the g.
weeks-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George E. Phillips, whose death oc-
Cured Wednesday afternoon, was held
from st. Matthew's cathedral this
morning, with burial services by Dean
Bode. A number of the friends OF
the family were present and followed
the remains to the grave. the inter
ment being in the city cemetery.
, 1907-08-16
Notice.

Laramie Rebekah lodge No. 1. 1. o.
O. F., will meet at Odd Fellows hall,
Laramie, Wyo., on Sunday morning,
August 18th, 1907. at 9 o'clock, for the
purpose of attending the decoration
services at the cemetery. Visiting
members cordially invited.
5t2 MARY E. HYNDS, Noble Grand.
, 1907-08-16
BAND BOYS CARNIVAL
HERE NEXT WEEK.

There will be in Laramie during
next week one of the latest amusement
devices that has caused a great deal
of interest throughout the amusement
world. This device is one of the in
ventions of Chief George C. Hale, who
has such a world wide reputation as a
fire fighter. The device he has with
the Parker Amusement company, rep
resents two cars. You pass inside and
sit down, the wheels start. the bell
rings, the whistle blows and you are
off for a trip through Europe just rs
naturally az though you were really
there. The train takes you through
the most beautiful and most pictur-
esque countries of Europe, up to the
highest mountain tops and down again
into the beautiful valleys. The ride is
very realistic and it may be TRULY said
that Hale's tours is the greatest amusa
ment device yet invented.
Miss Ingomar Bothen withdrew her
lame today from the ring contest. The
vote today stands:
Annie Shermer. 1886
Mamie Skogerson. 1926
Tena Michealson. 335
, 1907-08-16

LOOK OVER OUR FINE LINE OF
TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES BEFORE
TAKING YOUR TRIP. FINEST AS
SoRTMENT IN THE CITY, AT w.
n. HOLIDAY CO.
, 1907-08-16
PERFORMANCE

Al .IHE BIG ENI ].
Another we'll pleased audience saw
the presentation of the double comedy
the summer theater last night, the
piece running even nor smoothly
than on the opening night, Tuesday.
The members of the company worked
better and there was not a hitch. Sew
eral very clever local hits were made.
, 1907-08-16
BRAVE YOUNG GIRL
SAVES THREE LIVES
WENT TO RESCUE OF MEN IN
SWIMMING IN LAKE AT MIL
WAukEE SUMNER RESORT.
One Going Under and Second Came to
His Rescue, He Losing Control and
Was Saved Only BY Efforts Of Six,
teen-YearoId Maiden-Record Of
Life Saving Long One.

Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. 16.-The res
cue Of ten persons from watery graves
and the death of two we're recorded
in dispatches from the summer resorts
about this city.
Saved BY Young Girl.
The most sensational story of the
day was that of the saving Of three
Chicagoans by Lillian Vizay, the 16.
year-old daughter of Rudolph Vizay
Of Milwaukee, the dancing master at
the West Point military academy.
The three Chicagoans were in bathing,
when they got beyond their depth.
Swan to Drowning Men.
One was going under when a second
tried to save him and the third tried in
vain to rescue the other two. Miss
Vizay was in her bathing suit and
swan rapidly out to the three strug.
Cling young men. Keeping herself
afloat with n arm she extended the
other arm to the three and tried 10
pull them ashore.
Assisted by Attorney.
She was fast losing her strength,
however, when Attorney William Zim.
men of Milwaukee rushed to her aid
and caught the other end of the life
line. The two swimmers brought the
three drowning men ashore.
Went Into Quicksands.
Emma Weidenhost and Ella Jensen
OF Glidden, Wis, in the Chippewa riv.
er, went into quicksand while bathing,
and were drowned. Four companions
of the children were saved by an older
girl who was able to save herself from
the treacherous sands, but who could
not get to the others in time to save
them.
Saved by Actress.
Mrs. Mae Talbot, a dramatist of Ev
anston, ILL.,, while a guest at Williams
Bay, Lake Geneva, brought in Emil
Larson, IS years old, who went beyond
his depth when bathing. With Larson
she brought in a boy who had gone to
help Larson, though he himself could
not swim. Later she saved a girl nam
ed Lillian Rose, who had gone into
deep water and was drowning.
, 1907-08-16
FAREWELL SUPPER AT

lh6 ONiSTN FHSlTlSs
A farewell supper was rendered by
Captain Ternan at the Union Pacific
last night, that gentleman leaving for
the east on the Los Angeles Limited.
The guests included N. E. Corthell, E.
N. Rogers, DR.. Douglas, George Going
and Dean Bode,
, 1907-08-16
OUT OF THE HOSPITAL
I nPERA1IOM

John Giesler. who underwent opera
ton for hernia at Denver, is out OF the
hospital, considerably improved In
health.
, 1907-08-16
FOREST GUARD ON
SIERRA MADRE RESERVE

James H. Clements has been notified
OF his appointment as guard in the
Sierra Madre forest reserve in Wyo-
ming.
, 1907-08-16

SHOTGUNS, RIFLES AND AMMU
milton AT W. II. HOLIDAY CO.
, 1907-08-16

DlMlNUTivE HORSE
FOR MAYOR OF CITY,
Mayor Kinney is the proud possess.
or of a fine little horse, of the Shet
land breed, says the Thermopolis In
dependent. He came from Moorecroft
Wyoming, in a crate. The total weight
of horse and crate was 400 pounds
He is a dark bay and as pretty and
gentle little animal as one would wan
to see.
, 1907-08-16

RIcHELIEU PURE CIDER VINE
GAR, 25c PER QUART BOTTLES, AT
THE LARAMIE GROCERY-C CO., 5t2
, 1907-08-16

WIRE HAMMocks, SO CENTS
EACH. w. II. HOLIDAY co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
Seine acniiacnocn Sciuciic.

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- Coroner 2ecuitt gab bcltte cin Ser.
0ift iiber bic in Ser 9tod)t pom 10.
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looung Yl,lper ob, ourd) melhc cin
poriiberfobrenOer Bug 5cridmcttcrt
unO Is Yolia9ierc %gct0btct purOcll.
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te, sic Observation-Disclosures nidt fclt=
~itclen fonntc mo iu9t III Icincm Ser
Oift unter glnoercm:
sd baltic Die Sobngeiellidoit nid)t
fir bic &otaitropbe nidt ucrantmort-
lid), olld fam ib tie nidt bon Der
&erontportlidfcit c~ntluIter, "a Die
mir unterbrcltctcn 8elucile nidlt bil-
rei6cll, sic Gompognie ir%ci5iipredcn
ooer 5u ilberiilbren."
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0fc6r 2ubncrbD6nngcn bcluiaiat,

Normi Of, Conn, 8. WGr5. -
Tic @oafobrifen Der 6irnlen &aa
Brothers uno ,Sbctufct So" filnoi9s
ten DltrG 9lnid)lag cine iofort in Strait
trctenOc 2obnerbobung bon filnf Eros
5cilt oil, on mel6er iibcr 1000 glrbei-
ter tbcilnebmcn.
st. ga III, Winn., ). WGr5. -
Gle Great Nortbern," sic yNortbern
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