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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-29
SAVE MY BREAD"
SHE CRIED
THEN BRAVE HOUSEWIFE EN-
TIERS GAS-FILLED ROOM
TO RESCUE WEEKLY
BAKING.

A rescue OF which neither man.
woman, child nor pet animal was the
object to the heroism displayed oc-
cured in the apartment house at 23S
West One Hundred and Ninth street
night before last
The janitor had just retired when
he was called from his slumbers by
woman on the top floor. She gasp
ed and conghed as she spoke through
the house phone.
Quick" she commanded: "send
for an emergency wagon-plumbers
gasfitters! The gaspIpe in my kitchen
has fallen from its socket and gas IS
filling the place"
The ianitor telephoned for helm
and then dashed to the top floor. The
apartment was thick with the poison
Gus fumes. The family bull terrier
was wailing dismally.
'Will I go in. Ma'am, and get the
dog?" asked the ianitor.
p'H ''ht'ihpluouSlN bniHeu inC
mistress OF the fat. Never mind the
dog. It's my bread that have just
baked that I'm thinking of. There
are four beautiful, soft brown loaves
IN that Kitchen
The ianitor drew back He would
not risk his life for bread. knowing
that " was not by bread alone that
man livc'h
Coward" the woman cried
watch me I'H get that bread or
die
She got IT and took IT to a place
of safety whore no poisonous fumes
might harm its sweetness.
When the gaspipe had been plug
rcd ru and the apartment clean OF
atmosphere once more. the woman
took her bread back to the bread box
in her Kitchen and slowed It away 80
that when the one she calls my old
man came home he might find I'm
IT'S accustomed place whereof TO eat.
and in eating call down blessings up
on her bread New York Times.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-29
j. B. DUKE MAY
WE'D AGAIN
MRS. MARGARET INMAN'S NAME
CONNECTED WITH
HIS.

Atlanta, March 29.-James b.
Duke and members OF his family are
at prsont In Atlanta, and the New
York millionaire is a feature OF the
social life of the city. by close
friends it Is believed that the tobac-
co kings visit has more Significance
than a preference for Southern climes
during the severity of March
The handsome Mrs. Maragret In
man IS assumed 20 be the magnet and
there are prophecies thot She may be
induced to change her widowed
state.
Mr.. Dukes divorce from Lillian
IN. Duke was obtained last May after
a suit. prolific OF sensations, which
named Major Huntoon.
Letters exchanged while Mrs. Duke
was absent in Europe on her wedding
Journey were the documents held to
be chiefly illuminative. Mrs. Duke
fought the decree later, but lost her
case.
William Inman died about FIVE
years ago. The beauty and wealth OF
his widow have brought her much
into prominence. and she IS as ia
miliar to New York and Newport
circles as to Atlanta society. She
has been variously reported as the
hnancee Of different men in the pub
lie eye.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-29
POPE Plus
MAY RECONSIDER
LIST OF CARDINALS
IMPORTANCE OF ANGLo-sAxoN
CATHOLIC WORLD BROUGHT
no MS ATTENTION BY
PRELATES.

Rome, March 27.-The prominent
Anglo-saxon prolotos now here have
presented to Papal Secretary OF State
Merry Del Val memorandum set
ting forth the Importance OF the
Anglo-SaXon Catholic world. com
pared with the remainder OF the
Catholic world It was stated I'm the
memorandum that the Catholics i'm
the United states, Canada, Ireland.
Great Britain and the British colo
nies number I'm all about 100000 900.
and Il was asserted that no Catholics
so vigorously took up the cause OF
tho French Government as the Amer
leans, Irish and English who were
classed as the woalthiest Catholics.
and as those from whom the Holy
See can expect the greatest amount
OF support The memorandum con
cluded with asking for hatter repre-
sentation of the Anglo-SaN0a i'm the
Sacred College
It is believed that the step taken
by the Anglo-Saxon prelatos has had
considerable effect. and Il Is even
hoped that the Pope may reconsider
the list Of cardinals TO be appointed
az the consistory OF April 10, with
the possibility OF the inclination of
and Anglo-Saxon prelate who would
be created in pectore; that Is TO say,
that his name would not be published
for the present, although his eleva-
tion to the Sacred College would date
from April H.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-29
"BRAIF GTORM"
CAUSED RASH ACT
NORTH CAROLINA OFFENDER
HAS BEEN READING UP ON
THAW TRIAL.

Charlotte, n. c., March %
Alleging "brainstorm" as the expla-
nation Of his rash conduct, and claim
ing that he was not aware of the
fact that he was doing wrong when
he hurled a claw-hammer at the Head
of Christopher Auler. colored, Tom
Peeler asked for an acquittal in po-
lice court this morning
Tom had been reading the Thaw
trial story from day to day, and he
is well posted on the various forms
of mental disease, including para
noia, brain-storm and hereditary in
sanity, and his belief I'm the conven-
ience of these mental phenomena to
arouse doubt in the minds OF a court
and jury is strong.
Tom admitted everything even to
the fact that he threw the hammer
at christopher with malice in his
heart "but I did It In a sudden fit Of
anger that came over me-" he told
the court and expressed the opinion
that he could not be guilty.
The court did not even ask a hypo-
thetical question nor were alienists
called to the stand to swear that Pee
ler's great aunt had been afflicted
with epilepsy. The only witness was
one Brown. a colored youth. who saw
the hammer ny from Peeler's hand
and hit the head of Auler. This salts
fed the court-the emotional insani-
ty plea was overruled and Peeler was
found guilty and fined 81 and the
costs.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-29
BANKING LAW
EFFECT MAY 10
THE LAW REQUIRES ALL STATE
BANKS no PAY UP so PER
CENT OF CAPITAL STOCK
WHEN OPEN.

on May l9 when the new laws 80
into effect West Virginia viii be
abreast of any other state IN tho
matter Of safeguarding the deposi-
tors and patrons Of state banking IN
stitutions
After May 10 20 will be unlawful
for any individual dolus business in
this state to use i'm connection with
such business the term "banlt f"
banker" banking company Or
trust company until he shall have
taken out charter and complied
with the statutes governing bank.
and trust companies.
one of the most important changes
iu the law requires that go least 30
per cent OF tho capital stock of every
banking institution organized undcr
the state laws shall be paid in before
it can be authorized 10 transact bus
mess, and that the remainder OF the
capital stock shall be paid in install
ments OF at least ten per cent each.
ten per cent ON the residue OF The
capital stock each three succeeding
three months from the time the
bank is authorized to commence bus
Iiness.
All banks organized under former
laws and now doing business in the
state. whose capital stock tg NOT
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-29
FOR
COPPER MINE
ROTHSCHILDS BUY THE FAMOUS
BEATSON GROUP IN
ALASKA.

Seattle wash. March 90 The
Bothschilds have purchased the IA
nous Boatson group Of copper mines
on The southern end of La Touche U.s.
land Prince William sound Alaska.
agreeing to give. it is claimed. $5,-
100000, the greatest sum ever paid
for single mining property in the
North.
j. X Beatsou located the rich led
ges bearing his name IN 1893. and he
and his associates have invested sew
eral hundred thousand dollars in de-
velopment The mine has been "a
heavy producer for the last two or
three years shipping regularly from
$4,000 to $4,000 worth Of ore y
month
The Rothschilds offered $4,000.
600 for Beatson's interests year
ago Beatson IS now on his way TO
New York to close the deal
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-29
1908 IMMIGRANTS
ARRIVE
RECORDS FOR THE YEAR BRO
KEN AT ELLIS
ISLAND.

New York March 90. Broakine
pam records this year and exceeded I'm
the history Of migration at This port
only by the arrivals one day last
April. ~ steamships landed fG.O52
aliens yesterday
This thrush more than taxed the
clearing house ON Ellis Island. which.
working with its full force. passed
$500 through tho inspecting lines
Not until Friday win the Immigrant
station resume n normal condition
and before that time. if steamships
now due arrive several thousand
more viii De added to- tho hsrdo of
thc final week in March.
Together with the immense number
of immIuant thore woro SOC cabin
passengers This caused congestion
in the inspection department of the
customs service. as fbc feet dockcd
~ nearly the samo time Moro than
100 customers inspectors were di
tributcd % tho piers. and fhora wcrr
tedious DELAYS That wore inevitable
because of Ihc small force to care
for nearly 5000 pieces Of bageaee
Not for q month win .ho additional
inspectors annually placed on tho
force Dee assigned aa tho coneoated
conditions of today wcra quite ont
of the ordinary a' this timo OF thc
year
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-29
MORE HONORS FOR
EX- SENATOR
KENTUCKIAN WILL BE SELECT
ED CHIEF OF ADMINISTRA-
TION OF CANAL ZONE.

Washington, March 29.-Former
Senator Blackburn. OF Kentucky. will
be selected as Chief of Administra-
tion of the Canal Zone. his place be-
ing analogous to that of Gov. Magoon
before the latter's transfer to Cuba.
II is understood that Commissioner
Blackburn's detail will bring TO him
an increased salary, which may
amount to as much as $4,000 per
annum
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-29
SPLENDID GRAHAM, ", RESIDENCE AND
CoENER BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SAIL
AT BA GAIN

Los running from so foot troot to 40 foot Street
Six Rooms and Bati All modern conveniencos E1e-
tric Lights, ho5 and Cold Voter, Bath Toilet Sink
stationary Wash st nd. Lalge Cellar, with Hot WateI
Furnace Eoat RAD tors i'm each room
On the principal street oar Depot and Post Office
Banks, etc. Street r line 5sses front door
rflcs Szf0OOO % y down Balance $500 in 10 months
$500 n % months and $1,000 ia years if desired at
per cent The prope y has Iought $1,000 every month
Tor nearly years and bouRi to advance in value
see e. u. LUCAS, 10 Princeton ave. BIuefeld
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-29

Capt Amuudsen, having lost scy.
arol DOGS in his expedition 10 tho
Arctic regions told some Of the Net
nhiIlic tribe that hc would purchase
ono from them The suggestion
caused consternadon and was prompt
~ refused An explanation was de-.
manded The man applied TO re.
urnod next day with a chubby
laughing boy ON HIS back "euoh
.e do not SELL" hc said Amund rn
was aatonishod "You wished
purchase one" said the man,
muudscu's porpIaxlfv FINAL. l
as discovered Chat the Grecnlar Iic
rm for "dog" was equiyalen to
hld' FOO fhe NctchUie Language
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-29
ENOUGH OF THEM.
NO MORE NEGRO
ENLISTMENTS
WAR DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES
THAT THE RANKS ARE
FULL.

Houston, Texas. March 29-An-
pouncement was made today at the
local recruiting station that orders
have been received from the War
Department at Washington that no
more negroes be accepted for serv-
ice in the army. Announcement was
also made that all negro troops in
the United tates will be dispatched
forthwith to the Philippines.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-29
PROVERBS
AND PHRASES

Sorrow is an evil with many feet
Posidippus.
For q man To- exert his power In
doing good so far as he can IS n most
glorious task SophOcles
We are quick 10 spy the evil con-
duct Of others
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-29

IT may be dimcult at times to tell
the truth, but never is St so dimcuit
ae TO tell the lies that evasion of tho
truth necessitates.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-29

Norway's seaweed. used as fuel
yields greater revenue than its
fisheries
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-29
FOR RENT: Best Store
room in town.
SAMUEL TURK
March 20. 1907.
March 20 1907

Monitor Pulverized has the appro.
val Of the National Pure Food Law
Not necessary TO take chances.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-29

Monitor Pulverized sets the pace
sold strictly ON its merit. Imitation
Is hattery.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-29

Read the Daily Leado
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-19

LOunsbury stepped fOrlCdrd aud pGcrcd
dOl0n.
civil authorities when they have quar-
rels Now, I'd like to mix up with
Shanty Town, for instance. Our guard
room is jammed with men who've
been drugged over there with vile
whisky Yet L can't. l can only pun
ish my men,
Il know that's So
"Of course l shan't see defenseless
women suffer-
Lounsbury was piqued. Not alto
gether defenseless, colonel. But can't
stay at the shack
True true. Why not ask Mrs. Mar
tin. Major Appleton's sister, TO go over?
Then you might guard from the barn,
if they have one"
That's splendid suggestion, sir.
1t would solve the difficulty"
I'D be glad TO speak to Mrs. Martin
about it." He thought n moment, pass
ing a hand over his clean shaver face
you'd have to be relieved even then,
John, l should think"
Not at ALL"
But you might In that case He
drew Lounsbury close and spoke with
his lips in the storekeeper's ear. But
you understand" he said aloud as he
concluded, that know nothing about
it. If hear of it l shall be very dis
pleased-yery.'
Lounsbury was wringing his hand
and ready to bolt.
'All the same. John, l wish the civil
authorities could get at the man."
81 wish so too" He leaned over
Jameson.
Good luckr said Colonel Cummings,
going back to his maps.
Thank you"
And just at that moment, as .Louns-
bury swung round on his heel, there
rang out from the river a single pistol
shot 1t echoed sharply against the
barracks and went dying away upon
the bluffs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-19

and 'Shbot-dt- the Tree-all iii SIeaders.
Then the rest of the band viii be put
on reservation. If the Jameson wo-
men are alive and they send 'em In
won't hang the chiefs"
When II the command startI'
Three hours after we get an inter
prefer. I've sent word up to Custer at
Lincoln. But the delay! Think what
1t means to those women!
at was about two women that 1
wished to speak," said Lounsbury. He
felt apologize, however, the one dan
ger was so trifiing beside the other.
Colonel Cummings listened. Those
girls had better come here" he said
as the storekeeper. finished. Then
they'd De safe enough. l remem Der
seeing one of 'em the day we got back.
She was a fine looking young woman
There are two arguments against
their coming. sir. For legal reasons
it's best they should not vacate the
shack or leave the claim"
Il see"
And, again, the father is-well, he's
rather sore about the war"
You don't sayr'
$50, if you could give me a couple
of men to take my place now and then
during the night-the situation is tenn
porary, you see, the father II be back
in few days.
There are very strong reasons
| against my acting in the matter. In
here to keep an eye on the Indians
The settlers are expected, ITO GO to the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-19
TO be Continued.

Take some good reliable and safe di
gestant like Kodol for dyspepsia. 10
dol is the best remedy known today for
heart burn, belching and all troubles
arising from a disordered digestion
1t is pleasant to take and affords re.
lief promptly. Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-19
DR.. "A. w. Chase's
Kidney-LiVer Pills

Mr.. S. B. Holden. NO. 2s41a Cass Ave.
Grand Rapids, Mich, says:-'I have for
years been subject to sluggishness of the
liver and constipation, the Kidneys were also
inactive and caused me great deal of pain
across my loins. i got some of DR.. A. w.
Chase's Kidney Liver Pills and they cured
the inactivity Of the organs rapidly and
easily. would not be without them" Csc
a box at all dealers Write for free sample.
For sale at Harper House Pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-19
PERSONAL.

81 have taken II large bottles of
Father Johns Medicine. 1 have been
troubled with asthma and hay fever
almost all my life | commenced to
take the medicine last December, and
have not had an attack since 1t is
the best medicine l have ever taken. y
tSigned) Mrs. Helen T. Hogan, 352
Willow street, Braddock, Pa.
Father Johns Medicine is for sale by
T. H. Thomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-19
KIDNEY, LIVER
AND BOWELS

Sickness is next to impossible IL you keep
the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels in perfect
working order with an occasional dose OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-19
CHAPTER ".

Is Matthews ceased his threat
4 ening and strobe on new
=, fear came over Dallas. She
- leaned toward Lounsbury
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Gin efaIee i'm aBntaspalaff.

Gin Vadfomme bes ~berii6mten
nortpesif4en &Dniss 9aralb 9aars
fagr (860-930), etn 8~0idbrtger, ehrz
t~pirbiser Grets NIT rei9en fdneefDeis
ben 2oden erfdten BET g~slegen6eit bes
@eiuhes bes 4onigs bon Ddnemorf
IN Rornesen i'm 30nigspalaft gu G6riz
ttania, UNI mad alter @falbeniitte ben
RDnis unb feline gdfte bard Sang
unb Saitenlpiel 5u erfreuen.
Hie porber bate er fein 6eimdtbss
bprf IN Selemorfen bsrldFen, getreu
ben @itten feiner 8%prfd1ren lebt er
bort in elmer groBen !91ble. gun Ell
f9ten er nit feiner alien Wifinserz
laute, Der n2angleif." am Sofe unb
tpurbe BON ben Gdften NIT grobem
fattonalen Gntbufiasmus gefeiert.
Sein Snftrument If iiber 300 Sabre
aft; es 1T f%untpoa arts 9ols sefertist
-unb glet9t in ieiner Sorm fat elmer
8adtifte; Elm babies Dubenb rauber
Saiten fponnen fi9 iiber bic Oeffnuna
unb ibr Slang refontrt buntef unb poQ
In benz Gebdufe, Ser ereiie @falbe
fang mebrere alte @olfssefdnee, unb
bic 3ubDrer ipurben BON ben feltiamen
RlGnsen ttef ergriffen.
Der R0nig BON Ddnemarf mar 70
ent5idt, bab er ben alien 8arben auf=
forberte, als fein @aft BEN bGnif9en
Ronissbof in appenbaset1 gu belu9en,
unb NIT rubiser Mirbe nabm Der
@reis bic @inlobuna an.
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Der 0orinunb.

Sn Sena ffelte cine lebise 5rau BEL
Der 5uftdnbiaen 8ebDrbe BEN Mntraa,
tbrem ainbe einen Qnberen 8prmunb
5u beitelen. 9ies eeF9ab. Ser heue
@ormuno ipurbe in gfli9t genommen
unb tim Defenders an's !Sera qeleqt,
mad benz @oter ieinss Miinbels Na@z
fori4ungen anauifeQen, Der fi9 Der
Mutter fsintrSeit unter falf4er Glaaqe
serdbert baben fo1te,
Der neugebddene 0ormun6 berz
fprd4, pos man bon ibm begehrte.
Da bielt er es benin fir nDtbia, 3uert
NIT Der Muttsr iiber ben bunflen
Yunff &idipra9e gu nebmen. Daau
TT es aber acknowledgements ni9t ae>
fommen. @ls ber @ormunb Die Srou
erblidte unb fh In feiner @igenfhaft
dls sefebli9er @ertreter TIRES Rinbes
borfteaen poute, purbe er biaB pie
eine 2ei@e unb aud bic Grau traf elm
@trdbl Der @rleu9tung.
Der brape @ormunb perf6uanb
urb tbeilte Der 8eh0rbe nit, boB feline
Bemiibungsn tpegen Grmitteluna bes
0aters feines Miinbels erfolalos aes
blieben feien. 9alb bdrauf erfhien
dber aud bic Mutter bes Rinbes unb
CAB freubeitrablenb Bic @~ntbeduna
tnnb, bab Der 2anssefu6te Der = neue
8prmnnb fei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-18

ner IDlben Mieoeraufnabme fon,u,t,
Denn aandliG ioute es ben 6errs
fbaften bod flar aetuurben fein, oas
fie nit aQ' ihrem uuterluhen niGt8
meiter berausbrinaen neroen. olS
mac Nnoere por ibnen derausaebraht
baben: oaB Die ShieBerei unsneitel.
baft DDu Neqerfoioaten auaaeaauaer
lit. Tgrater balt ~atIeroinas nod,
INNER an ieiner Berlipn. 0as bic
B%r0UnsoilIer ielbft in tire 6duier
aei6Ciien baben, Feit; er bat es nod
DOR Elm paar Tagen feierlid erflGrt.
Nber Torafer lit in oieIer aanaen
8romnsuiIer Wnaeleaenbeiti 10 iiber.
haupt ulht ernit 3u nebmen.-
Der alte Senator Mprgau BON
Nlabama 1T ~9eiturben. Wtit linn 1T
Elm tidltiaer, tluaer uro iiberseus
g~unastreuer Wann oabingeaanaeu,
Wtan bat pielleibt NIT Wanhem niht
iibereinaeItimrnt, tua8 er eetun uub
aeiaat bat. aber man bat ftets feline
@brlihfeit uno Nufribti9teit sueefte.
Zen miitten. Sein 0auptperoienIt
tuar ietne T6roeruug Der Soee, einen
annal burm Den ld1maler Streifen
2auo gu graben. oer NDros unb
Stio. Nmerifa nit eiunnber BERLIN
bet. Durh feline Naltatton bat &c
ni6t nuc in neiterea RretIen fir bieIe
Soee WnbanQes aeporben, er bat audi
Die aanse 5ahe crit in Jlu6 oebradt.
Sim lit es 81 banter, oaB Der Sons
ereR Der GanaIfraae iiberhaupt nabe
getreten lift.
Treilih mar es nldt Der Banarnas
8anal. flr ben &c n%gltierte. Worpon
mar Elm beeeifterter Befiirmurter oes
Wicaraaua= Broietts. Sa. ieine 8e.
aeiiterung flr oafielbe cling 10 nett,
oaB &c fpdter, als man litb fir ben,
Bauama=g anal entibieoen bate, bee
W%usfibruna be8 Broietts aues W6g.
lihe in. ben Wea su leaer iubte.
Wlr baden oaS ME begreifen f6nnen;
oenr er muBte bod Die Gerbdltnifie
tennen uno muBte fid iagen, oaB.
menn iebt bieiea Banana. Broiett
nibt our Gusfibruno tonne. iiber.
haupt nibt on eiuen &nnal au ben.
ten fei. Nber Der Merger oariibsr.
DAB man iein 2ieblingaproieft niht
burbflbren mDIte. Qeparr lold5e
8emalt Iber i'm. baB es ibrt oDQs
uoGiGnoig gleithaDltig gu iein ihien.
OBJ er ben ganaen 4analbau gefdbrs
oete uoer niht. Sc Bate ieinen ISL.
len niht baben tDnnea. nun fDlten
Die anoern i'm aud niht baben. uno
10 arbeltete er benn nit alien 9enen,
bic iiberbaupt teinen Ganai saben
wo0ten, au'ammeu aeaen bas Bana,
ma Yr0ieft.
Durh oieis tleinlid1e 6nltune bat
&c leinela Nnieben iebr geibaoet. aber
lblieBllh barf mon etnea Mhtsiaiab,
idbrigen AUDI mol nlht gu ltbarf bes
urteilen. uenr &c einnial oiGt0pfia
lift. Sem unbeitrettbare8 Weroienf
UNI bic 3analiahe miro auh ourd
oieie Didf0pfi9teit urb 2lein(ihteit
niht beeintrddtigt neroen.
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@sfdbrtid)tr @aunsr.
Ser Grid oss Observation-Disclosures ans
1eiue SpFer.

feiIe Spfer.
Cine 0ffentli9e Marnung por einem
getDi6en 4ntpine Wal3 purbe feitens
Der hamburger 8ebDrbe erlaFIen. DIS
Nbreiie sibt Mala jeBt in feinen proe
fpetten an: Nmfterbam, Marmoes=
ftraat 129. Der Srid, nit benz Mala
arbettet, 1T folgenber: OTIS General
reprGientant fit 9eutfa1anb, @nss
lamb, 9oqanb u. +. IN. fu9t er bur9
pompbdftt Innoncen fleinere &apitos
liften aGs 9eneralbertreter fir etner
NIT groBem Nuben ab5uiebenben
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