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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-26
RAILROAD NOTES


Mr.. John Lane, formerly of the
Illinois Central, but now of the Big
-Four with headquarters at Danvillc.
Ind, left this morning for Dawson
Springs for a few days rest. lie -
employed as supervisor of construe.
tion by the Big Four, and has been
with the road over year. Mr.. Lane
supervised the construction OF the
greater part of the Cairo extensi N
of the l. G.. He is a Paducah man.
Because of a sudden squirt In busi-
ness from the south on the Nashville
division, the Illinois Central has been
compelled to run special freight
trains between Paducah and Cairo
to keep the live freight moving. To-
day special was run to Cairo, leav-
ing at noon, and Will continue to run
until the freight ceases to move
north in such abundance.
Today the quarterly inspection Of
the Paducah district of the Illinois
Central road is being made by offic-
ials to become more thoroughly ac-
quainted with the road In detail The
inspection Is being made on train,
No. 1922, the Fulton-Louisville ac-
commodation train, which makes all
stops, and the party is travelling IN
Superintendent A. H. Egan's private
car, No. 1928. In the party are
Roadmaster l.. e. McCabe and Dis
patchers c. o. Griffin and j. b
Thomas and Chief Dispatcher l.. Il
Page. They will return tonight OF
late this afternoon.
Mr.. w. C. Waggoner. sdpervisoI
of bridges and buildings of the Louis
vile division of the Illinois Central,
returned to Princeton this morning
after an inspection of improvements
in the l. G. yards and terminals.
Roadmaster A. E. Blaess and SUI
perintendent A. H. Egan, of the Lou
isville division OF the Illinois Central
are In the city today.
Mr.. j. G. Neuffer. assistant super
intendent of machinery of the Hi
nois Central. arrived in Paducah this
morning from Memphis in private
car, No. 4. and spent all the morning
inspecting carefully the Illinois Cen
trail shops. He was due here last
week, but was delayed in the south
He was met here by Superintendent
A., II. Egan, of the Louisville divis-
Jon, who accompanied him througn
the shops. Oficlals had prepared for
his visit, and everything in the shops
was neat and clean. and the work was
being pushed rapidly. At noon today
Mr.. Neuffer left on train. No. 102.
for Princeton. and after a short stoI'
there will proceed to Evansville and
then home to Chicago.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-26
Identity.

A professor in philosophy was lect.
|uring upon Identity" and had just
argued that parts of a whole might
be subtracted, and other matter sub
stituted, yet the whole would remain
the same, instancing the fact that,
although every part of our bodies is
changed in seven years we remain
the same individuals.
"Then, said a student. "if | had a
knife and lost the blade and had a
new blade put in 1t. it would still be
the identical knife?"
Certainly" was the reply.
"Then If I should dose the handle
from the new blade and have another
handle made to fit it, the knife would
still be the same?"
THAT is So said the professor.
''Then, in that case,' triumphant-
ly reioined the student. "if l should
find the old blade and the old handle,
and have the original parts put to-
gether. what knife would that be?''
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-26
HAS
Big DEATH RATE
Lives Sacrificed to Industrial
Development
No Other City Approaches Record al
Great Manufacturing Center In
Mortality.
THE STATISTICS ARE DREADFUL.

Pittsburg, Pa, June 2G.-The grim
and tragic side of Pittsburg's indus
trial supremacy. as reflected in the
county cqroner's log book of violent
deaths, Is beginning to arouse a feel
ing of horror at the frightful cost of
the wealth which its milliCnaires are
piling up.
When the coroner closed his log
for 1906 he found that in the year he
had been called on to record a total
of 1000 deaths OF these 919 were
the result directly of accident in mill
mine, or on railroad, the industries
most essential to the city's progress.
Sufficient more of the total number
of deaths in the city were Indirectly
attributed To the same causes to make
more than so per cent of all the
deaths the cost in human life of the
steel and money made in Pittsburg
for 1906.
Appalling as these figures are, the
chances are that new record will be
established this year. Already in the
five months that have elapsed, 1905
deaths have been recorded in the cor
oner's log. and of these 344 came
suddenly and violently in the mills
and MINES and on the railroads that
gridiron the city. In the same period
las. year, the total number of deaths
recorded was LOIS, aud those laid
m ha - al To- 81,
numbered $40.
$50 Deaths Every Month.
While in the aggregate these fig
ures may seem abnormal they are
recorded so regularly that their mag
nitude is scarcely realized. The aver
age number of deaths reported to the
coroner is about 250 a month. and
there is little variation from this from
year to year.
Comparing the loss of life by acci-
dents with the tonnage and produce
ton of the Pittsburg district, one life
has been snuffed out for every 80 900
tons of coal that is shipped. and the
annual shipment is about so, 900 .0l9O
tOIS. IOl every o,oOV NdiS thdt
carry freight out of or into Pittsburg
some soul has given up the ghost
This is exclusive of ears that are car
rying freight through to other points.
Every 1000 tons of the 1000, 900
tons annual production of iron and
steel have been put out at the cost of
the life of one of the manipulators
somewhere in its manufacture, and
of the 100000 tons annual output of
steel rails every $1,000 tons have
been put upon the market only after
some one of its producers has laid
down his life.
Reaper Seeking New Record.
No other city in the country APP
proaches Pittsburg's CHASTITY record of
human lives sacrificed on the altar of
progress.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-26
Mammoth Petriaed Turtle Found.

Collinsville, !. T., June 26.-V. II.
REESE. who operates large coal mine
just south of this place, has discov-
cred a petrified turtle, weighing .s.22Az
pounds. The petrification is perfect,
showing the feet, head and tail.
This monster of primeval times will
be sent to the Smithsonian Institute
in Washington. Near the spot where
the turtle was found j. H. Middleton
picked up a large petrlfied fish which
is now on exhibition here. The fish
resembles a perch II will be sent
along with the turtle to Washington.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-26

More patents were issued during
1 goo and more money collected by
the United States patent Office than
in any single year previous with the
exception of 1905. since the estab-
lishment of the patent Office in 1896
says the Technical World magazine,
Il is shown that the re-eipts reached
a total OF s1.7se,s21ss for the
twelve months. while the expendit-
ures OF the Office were s1.554,s91.-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-26

ter, possibly as demonstration of
friendship in preparation for the
making of proposals to Germany for
an agreement concerning the far
east similar to that recently arranged
between Japan and France. Admiral
Yamaoto, former minister Of the
Japanese navy is now in Germany
and has certain definite objects In
view. the nature of which have not
been disclosed
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-26
Reaper Seeking New Record.


st. Petersburg, June 2G.-The po-
lice last night searched the depart
ment of war ministry and found it to
be headquarters of one of the revolu-
tIionary groups. Much Illegal litera-
ture was seized. The building was
surrounded by police during the
search, but only one arrest was
made.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-26

men in the employ of the Yosemite
Stage company. The "Black Kid, .
at the point of his rifle, compelled
Turner to halt in the road pending
the arrival of the second stage. driv-
en- by Jim Gordon, another old
timer.
The highwayman singled out Fran
els S. Eaton, of Fifty-fifth street. Bos
ton, to make the collection from the
other passengers, warning his vic
tins in the meanwhile that an at
tempt on the part of anyone to resist
would mean instant death. After
the collection he ordered Eaton to
place the accumulated trinklets and
contents OF The purses into a hand
kerchiof and tie them up. He took
watch from his unwilling assistant,
and when Eaton begged him to save
the timcpiece. It being a keepsake,
saying that when he (Eaton) return
ed home he would send him 5000 for
it, the highwayman said:
Maybe you can borrow 500 from
the driver meaning Turner. The
latter only had $40. and he gave this
to Eaton. who in turn gave il to the
robber, receiving his watch back.
"Be sure and pay that driver back
the money you borrowed of him."
warned "Black Kid as the stages
finally drove OFF.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-26
Lnnan and Germany.

Kiel, June 26.-The presence of
two japanese warships. the Japanese
minister and several members of the
Berlin legislation here is regarded as
having distinctly political charac-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-26
First Bale Of New COTTON.

New York, June 26.--The first
bale of new cotton to arrive at New
York was sold at auction In front Of
the Cotton Exchange today. Latham.
& Co. were the successful
The purchase price was 40
cents per pound.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-26

Anxious Mother Oh, professor,
don't you think my dear little Regi-
maid will ever learn to draw? Prof
Crayon--No, madam; not unless
you harness him up to a truck.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-26
Cordial
Midsummer
Greeting

To Taxpayers:
You are hereby respectfully re-
minded that the first half Of your
city tax is now due. This friendly no
tice is intended to save you from
forgetfulness, which might cost you
10 per cent. penalty.
Would earnestly request all who
can conveniently do so. to call at the
lefty treasurer's Office soon as possible
and thus avoid the crowd that usu-
|ally throng the Office on the last few
& avs. Ten per cent. is added to all
unpaid June bills, after July 1. Call
early and greatly obllge.
Yours very truly,
JOHN j. DORIAN,
City Treasurer.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-26

inventors. The total number OF
patents issued between 1896 and
1 907 is $40 .583..-New York Globe.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-26

The yellow stone lichen Is the
slowest growing OF all known plants.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-26

Newspaper advertising Is eie-
mental--otiier kinds are supplement
tal--in building mp a business.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-26

Use Sun want ads, for results.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-26

why do you bring stralner with
the glass of mllky
"Some people are so particular about
a few fiies."- Fliegende Batter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25

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basev Bic pa. 90: xIaxss Dem $50 |: Som
5000; esort gIsm sls.50; Nszpf
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6mHeun

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Crbtndrer Bits gutter 9tHotbp e1.6o-l,T
Rotber 9Ieeianle, 30 90 $50.
enslf&er 4Ieeiamen $3.50.
GIfrte 3Ieeiataen $7.0O-S.W
aIfaIfa 3Ieefarnen 3 .O0-l0.0o.
Betser Rleeiau.en $500.
Sanet 3entudp 8Iausras s1.6O-l.D.
BIausros IN @baff 7se.
GnsIH@es 8Iausros $l.76
Or&arb Seas 81. l0-1.66.
Reb Sop in GbaH s1.95-l.7B.
Rafer Rorn 76e-S1.00.
1mber Sxaerrebr Sauea S1.00-l.as.
8etbes unS seIbes Rom e1.0e-L.a6.
Web Cob GnftIase $1.10-1.a6.
Com peas $l.75.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25
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saraeas ia. 30. Dtuports1 s1l 30, 9sis
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25

Sugar 9ureb e@tstsx - grfs naafttat:
1870 Efunb III: IL 4fusS l62e; l0-ll
pfunb i6}: Sueste puaittat ! Sole ptmt
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25
SenH6lanb.

6amburg, "a. San. Bon alsr
s8uIo entlafist sri&sint isbt aupitdn
grauni1wsig. Der unslidli9. Sibrsr
oes 6apas.p ru6toampfers .prtn3si.
I'm gietofia 2uiis", ipsl9sr ON Is.
DECEMBER Sslbfmoro bseine. nIs fein
S6if unwsit Ringfon asfranbet mar.
5nm6urgsr gldttsr toniatirsn, baB bic
@infubrt In ben 6afsn bon 2insHon
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10 bob ben aapiidn fsin 8orpuif tref.
fen tonnte. Ra8irdeli8 tpiro nod ba.
rauf aufmertfam ssmaat, baB Braun.
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f& Isets, srtldrts, oie Sse.3artsn
uisisn fsin sinstsss Riff an Der Stsls
auf, no ots Gtranouns srfoIste.
6ter tusroen qsesntpdrtie 0orber.i.
tungsn fur cine impOiants Srausrfsisr.
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fattuns Der fsrbli6sn SHle bss auf 10
traaif&e Wsiis s~ssnbstsn sesmanns
fatifnbsn fo1.
9 enatfon Bel elmer
WahIreoe.
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Obsrluntssgeri8ts . prdFosnt O. D.
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Elm. Wiii6silung, bic 9rabs;u isnin.
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beuss RitaIiso oss gsntrums babe Inn
er3dbIt, bab am Worgen Der auhbfune
bss Rsi4sta9s oas Centrum cine 5rat-
tionsfBung abbislt, In tusl9sr tiber bic
Stelungnabms Der partsi asgsnhbsr
o,n acknowledgements Der Iegie.
run9 beratben tpuroe uno In Der es
duberf firmii4 au9ins. grabsrssr
uno &osrsu hdttsn ben partsibei6lub,
benz 3ufoIse Der Ra&iroesstat fur
Gsutihss tous fafrita abgsIsbnt tper.
ben fclte, eegsn DR.. Spabn uno Or.
bon 3sbnbof erspunaen. Die i'm
2Onfitt untsrlsssnsn bitten I'D bann
benz partsibei&IuB esftst. @enn R8
bisisr gOrfaa bsfdtissn ionts, 10
utirbe CT nod BEN SafhrbaIten unbe.
fangsnsr ben Bseinr Der tisfsn Spal.
tuns anssigsn. bis R1 trob au.r BE.
mdntslungs.9 sriu9e Der parteiuraaus
In ben Rsibsn bes gsntrums roa,iebt.
9ampf.rfhr 1850 g affaeiere
altoona. "a. Gan. Die Samburs.
amerifa.2 inie bat bet 5arlanb e @oIf
In gslfaf, SrlanS, sinen Rieienbam.
bier In auftras geasbsn. Dos ueue
S4if tpirb yamsrita" unb vaaiierin
ausufs gittoria" on @rDbe tibertref.
fen unb Raum fur 1850 paHaaiere
bisten. Seine Sefasuns tpirb 500
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gnti 6etounu O.
Bern, "a. San. Msbrere i&pei.
seriI&e 3antone babsn na9 benz Refs.
rsnoum.S pffsm ibsr sinen DorIdlaa
abgefimmt, Rtr8e uno Staat 3u tren.
men. inoem bic fantOnnlsn 3uf9aRe
fir ois rslisi6ien Orsanifationsn eir.
gefeQt tusrbsn. HeuaateI bertuarf ben
gori8Iag mit 5000 ssssn s4O1
Stimmen.
Sapan.
8 III efenaIIer W6Iter.
$otto. "a. Gan. Der prsmisr
Submit bielt beuts I'm SauIe Der BARS
eins &sse. In pel&er sr oie angemeine
politit Der Resferung sntmidelte. Na&
sinsm 6inpsts auf bic S9ulfrag: In
6an 5raneiseo faats Der premier. boz
BITE iapanii1e @sgisrung bei&IoTsn
bdtte. oie allen 0ationsr ssmsinfamen
JntersHsn tn Der Ranoi@urei 3u mob.
rem. unb bab bic Usrbanblunaen aum
Abi6lub zines neuen Dertraaes NIT
@nblanb einsn adnfigen Sortsana
ndtmen.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25

@eF&torn - BasaitSpreis: 10 ned he
0uaItt&t, H-s0e.
eafr-eef4dn 86-l1e; z tu RsRga
S12 Ce-S 500 Ser 9sxxs.
Billet Sertmsfsprets: $12 .0o-Sl4.0a.
xhaotb9-SertmafsYreie; Sic 90 81 co.
erob-PseVs, ie MAD BEN oraa. b BAL
len, 81. 60-&9.60.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25

- Der OffItsle Beri&t Der Colo.
rabo Srcn & 6usI Comp. sisbt bts
AnaabI Der $obtsn auf "a trb bic be,
@sruunbeten auf 81 In Der ssFrigen
ggplofon tn Ro6Ienberswsre Bel pri.
nero, tn Der Rdte bon 9rtnibab,
COL, an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25

D2ttes, cts uoD OsHADsj.
CdxbIsT beaabIsx tsIsesbs @rsNs3
Gttf@e Gter-24e pei Cutexb.
nfhner IKE, e6Sss 3. TnrtstS-l2-1ee,
GRteu &c, @dnie &c.
Gutter - 9ouxtrt. l8e. 6sesnsrs 8as.
eIet1 86e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25

gxeros . Serfaufsprstis Smscrtirt 70
e&pstsertdie 8oe pes 4suxh ~siabsdstGs.
S9msberidie 1se, Btseosfx Seem . &ats
ll}, Rer Dori Gssbbors lle, ssxssinsi,
j@sr 2tnsburser 18e. Gid l6s,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25

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afairs polonpt srf rsGt bsri&drfi
tuuroe. Wan ,weifeIt inosb nidt, bat
Or. Weterls borsrf absrmals NIT be,
3tmm.rung zines reusr Qabinetts be.
traut tuerben uiro. Wie bieIes, bel
Der In ben &eiben Der coalition einae.
rihensn 3srfabrsnbeit. bsianTsn iein
t6nnie. sntsis6t fi& isbsr gorausR9t.
Der abrsiis WeferIss bon 8uoapsH
uaren ienfatiOnsn. gntbalungen Dor.
ausgeaangen. QOfutb bate .inen
gsiaIab Der Observation-Disclosures ers
stuunaen. o~em3ufOIss Der Sufisminiaer
BON pO!onpi snilafst unb 2enapsl
Ousssf3iORsn uuros. gr fsbte ieinen
Wilen bur& asesti ois bsftiaae Obpo-
ftion anoraRps. 3i9ps unb aaro.
lopis. anorafp iol oarauf benz pr..
mtsr isinsn Rtdtritt angstanbiat ba.
ben, unb nun mar ois arifs errsi9t.
Granfrei9.
l3ur 0erhitungbe S9Ite.
Bensber 2ir9en.
parts. "a. San. .Sn elmer beute
abasbaltsnsn Sibuns sdldrten fid bic
Winifer nit Der gOrIass. our6 pelde
bic i'm @sies bonn Sabre 1881 borae.
fdrisben.n a%nmelounasn fHr 6Hentli6e
geriammlunaen aufasboben tperoen,
einberfanoen. Saburd tpiro bic W6a.
Iidteit zines nModus vivendi" ae.
f4uHen. unter benz bic 2trdsn fur ben
6ff,ntlt4en 8ottesoienf oHea bleiben
t0nnen. tusnnalei8 Der 0atifan BET
ieinsr isbiaen Stslunguabme be6arrt.
Sur8 anmeIounsst t6nnsr bic Self.
li&en aud Der Tn benz amenoirten
&rennunasgsieB bo~reefebsnen Wobl.
tbaisn tbeilbaftig tusroen. aber bas
unterlaHen bon anmsloungsu foa ni&t
ben gsrfaQ Der ftr ben alsrus ae.
ma1ten Sewiaisuu9en I'm 9sfoIae
bnben.
FuBlano
% i&ttge 6anbeIsfabt
ttnqedf9trt.
g I. petersburg, "a. San.
Die aan3su gei9dfts. unb bic unIis.
asnbsn Wohnunesbifritte Der etaoi
pclotst In Der probin3 0itolsf tpuroen
6euie bur9 Elm bsrbserenoes ,yeuer
adn3li9 3srff6rt unb pieIe Wilionen
Dollars tusrtb bon Baarer, uno DE.
bduSen b%srbrannten.
Die Staot polotst lieai it9saia
Weilsn norbtpefli9 bon Wiiolsf On Der
Gina uno wurbe bauphd6li& bon
Jube1 beuo6nt. Die ginuobneaabI
Der Staot betr6gt unGef6br 80. 900.
bapOn limb 20. 900 Suosn. Die etabt
III eins Der dlteasn I'm aan3.n ruifiden
@ei3s uno mdbrenb Der 0srrf9aft Der
polent6ni9e, mar He ein 6auptcen.
trum ftr ben 6anbsl 3pif6sn @eH.
uno Of.guroba.
Warpffo.
9 anbiten9ef @auuIt
um3ingeIt.
$anger. "a. San. Der Bon.
biten9sf sfauiuIi nit ieinen Banbsn
murbe tn Der lsbtsn Ra9t bon ben
$ruppsn bes SuItans, untsr benz Be-
fs6Is bss 2aio Wsbala, in Der BRO.
btn3 3saaI um3inselt. 6sfttss 2dmpfe
fanbs1 pdbreno Der Ra&t fatt unb
msbrere rsbslif9s Orti9aften tpurosn
sinssdi&ert. Die Sruppsn bes Suls
tans battsn nur esrinss WsrIuffs. mob.
renb bon ben Rebsasrl cit, babies Dun.
bert get6otet uab msbrere 6unosrt Der.
munbet murbsn.
Gin 8erfu& tpurbe unternommen,
bic 5efung 3elaI. In Der R& RaiTuIi
beri4an3t bot. gu firmsn, aber Der
angriH uuroe abgei&Iassn. aaae.
mein wirb bisr ton ben @uropdern ae.
gIaubt, bob RaifuIi @%eleesnbsit erbaI.
ten tuiro. gu snifisbsn, urb bab Qaio
Webaaa init Ieeren 9dnben aurtidteb.
rem tuirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25

6abre: .2aSabois" bon Wetu BORT.
2iperpool: .HoorbIanS~ nod ptiIa'
belpbio.
Queenstown: r9eutonie" BON Gtper.
pool nod Netu BORT.