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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10

90 ON nursing a rattlesnake In our
bosom, but the warmth We get from
II will be turned against as. One OF
these DAYS We shall be face 10 face
with a situation, which, while IL may
be prevented, may bring about very
serious consequences"
Defends Standard Oil.
II was quite shock TO the major
NV of the ministers present 10 hear
a ringing defence OF the Standard Oil
company made by The Rev r.. W.
RYAN. former pastor OF the Simpson
Methodist church and candidate for
sheriff this fell on the Prohibition
ticket
Mr.. Rockefeller has done more for
commerce than any other man In the
world" declared the speaker. "He
has carried commerce into every
country of the globe. There Is not a
business man in Detroit who would
not monopolize his business IL he
could"
THAT is an awful statement 10
make. Dr. Ryan, interrupted Mr.
Warren.
~ is true, nevertheless" retorted
the doctor. IF Rockefeller would
give ne n million dollars | wouldn't
INQUIRE II il were tainted. would
use IT,"
"In replying TO the ministers. Mr.
Warren said that he believed many
OF the so called foreign element rep.
resented good citizenship and re-
ferred 10 Carl Schmidt and Or. Car
stems. DO you believe yor are better
than such men as these?" he aske1
the ministers.
"They belong to the Harmonic. an
organization that does not comply
with the law, and believe
an better" declared pr. J. NJ. Barkley
Il belong 10 nearly every club in the
city but do not control them" said
Mr.. Warren.
Continuing Mr.. Warren said that
Standard Oh had beaten out competi'
ton and that is horrible thing 10 do,
Not five per cent OF the businc So men
of the city would do such thing, even
IL they had the opportunity, DR.. Ryan,
he said. "The business men CT De
troit are square fellows"
Nr. Warren concluded his remarks
by referring to the civil war. In which
both the north and the south fought
for what they believed TO be just
Cause. and used this as an illustration
for the differences of opinion between
the ministers and the laymen. The
ministers gave Mr.. Warren a rising
vote OF thanks for his paper at the
close OF the session
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
COURT TURNS FINE
OVER TO ABUSED WIFE

George Strohlow, No. 1852 Theodore
ST., arrested for driving his family out
Of doors Saturday night, chuckled soft
iy when Justice Jeffries imposed a
fine OF S., Monday morning. and
promptly produced neat roll OF bills
from his vest pocket.
Hold on, how much have you got
there?" queried the Judge.
Eight dollars" acknowledged the
prisoner.
well. you turn II all over 10 your
wife"
And this done. the court suspended
sentence
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10

BUFFALO. Nov. i0.--(Speciai. Cat
tle-Reeeipts Hight and SLOW. hsSs .
Receipts 10000. strong; heavy. 1913 u
c. 5: one deck, ss.t0; workers., go ~ .;
light, s56O@5.15 pigs. $500 .. ,.
10000. steady: lambs.
SO Calves--sS50
MARKET CLOSE.
EAST BUFFALO. ". ". Nov. s.-Cat-
800: choice cattle active,
iO4igc higher. ordinary kind steady
prime steers. ;e.SS9s..S: i2eo 20 ii' fyV
pound pound steers steers si SsSs.s heifers $3.50
xS25; COWS. s3.25 u 4, SO: bulls. 70 a. To-;
feeders y215445O. \miich cows. s2O ~
az. \ Veals--Re ceipts l.4OO; active, 2oc
higher: culls 10 choice. $4I5 80.
Sneep and lambs-Receipts 26,OVO,
sheep active, steady; lambs SLOW SO
doc lower: lambs. .st2sVs; yearii..gss ms.
igy; mixed sheep. s2a4.25. Hogs-Re-
ceint. 30. 500. active. 100 zoe lower
Workers. s5.15Ms10; pigs. 500 q 9.eo
mixed. s59OQ615. heavies. $6.lOQe.2o;
roughs, 1925 q $50.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. Nov 9--Hogs-Receipts
10000: market slow. mostly lsc lower;
pigs. 1915 q 5.10s heavles,
* 30IeIo: good 10 choice heaviss. $3.50
TSY5: roughs, $500 $50; Workers,
ss'5bM5.s5. Cattle--fseceipts $4,000;
market i04l5c OF beeves. $500 ]. 30.
Texas steers. $3.50 q $50: western
$3.50 b.sb. stockers and feeders 2.eo
d4s0: cows and heifers. $3.50 20;
calves. sens Sheep-Receipts, 10000;
market &c lower: native and west
ern. s25o94.so:. yearlinss Ggsio;
lambs. native and westerns. t0elo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
Ap,Ie.-rancy. $500; common. $3.50

SBss,rr--omc,al prices: Extra cream.
cries, csc: frsts. 2sc; crooks. zoe;
pacisiug stock. 17hc per ID.
Cabbaxe--&oQ Soc per bu;
CaulfGower-60G zoe per bu.
Ici~ry-25 q 3cc per doA
Chee.e-Michigan full cream. new.
fsc; old. lac; Limburger. l5c: brick.
is.c: Schweitzer, 1sc per ID.
Cbestnuts-S6.5 per bu: is914c
Csiifornia Fruits-Grapes. sl.7s03
Der crate: prunes, S1.5o per crate.
Comce-Package coffee. eiz.7sVis.3t
PC r AM Gods. sa7sos Der
pressed Csives-Fsncy. s0ioc; com
mon. "a SO per III: w.
Dressed HoE.-LLsht. 78sc; heavy.
6G6hc Der 10
firsts' case count. CSC per doA
Flour-Michigan patents. 10 WOOD
$3.50; second potent. ~. straig ut. $3.50;
clear tt.7g per Dbl.
Feed--JohbinR lots. brsn. SIS: coarse
SSs So: coarse middiings. t2s. nns mid
dlings. S2s per ton
Finnsn Haddies-l0c DER ID
Fresh yesetss,e.-Tusumoers hot
house; lilo i Per pe ep1 do. lettuce. ise per
Grape Frsit-sa.sg!.so PEI boz
Green Peppers-sl 0las per s-baskst
srspe:-cstawsss 4;lb: baskets. u
~ Hs:dwar~-Wise nsiis. saso: b.m
painted bsrbeS wire, ss.so: saivsnis d
barbed wire. $3.50: No . annsaled we.
: 1s'r Der s' 10 f..: G LAP :sS ii,
sftsr weaving, 90 per cent on: W,re
Joint through. 80 and 10 PEI. Z.
Oh; round and corrueassd eendusssf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
STREET OPENING
AWARD SET ASIDE

Judge Murphy has set aside the
award as returned by jury In the
John R.-st. opening case. heard two
weeks ago. and II satisfactory set.
Element is not reached outside OF
court. another trial will be held. The
award was criticized at the time IL
was made. as being far too low. and
II was shown TO the judge that every
piece OF property condemned had
been valued by the Jury at a figure
much below the value given at the
hearing by every witness produced.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10

Dotruit got light run OF cattle last
~ and prices showed a decided
~, I'll along the line. The few cat
that came to hand on Thursday
= much better than usual. In fact
1trength which the market show
~ all departments brought buyers
.1n force and the Wednesday show
WAS better than any previous
- demand for all kinds Of handy
~ r. active snd strong owing to
mall proportion Of this kind OF
~ current receipts. Common.
~ cattle are coming to hand In
{nnco and prices show compare
~ I1ttle Improvement In this divis-
|>< <he trade. All that can be
~ concerning the supply Of ue-
70 cotfle on feod IN the country
r. 10 indicate that market sup
Mn steadily decrease ~ the sea-
1oncoo- Smaller receipts will
&1cnor prices and the necsssity
|r WITHOUT meat IN the families
rn - voekmen. etocksrs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK. Nov l0.-Heavy trad
ing was again feature of the cotton
market opening today. Outsiders were
good buyers OF the late positions. which
showed the most strength. Easy cables
were practically ignored. the chief SELL
ing was OF January. by the same trader
who offered IL in large quantities yes
terday. Wall-st. was again buyer and
commission firms In general reported a
continuation OF outside interest.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
MONEY FOR TAXES
MORE PLENTIFUL

Detroiters have money for taxes In
greater quantity than they had last
year, according to Deputy City Treas
urer Baumann.
I'VE are getting more money daily
for back taxes and special taxes than
came In a year ago-it has been sur
prising to US, In fact" says Bau-
mann
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
BOSTON COPPER.
nOsrON COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Hayden, stone & Co.:
The Boston stock market opened buoy
ant With The -largesLtaenlAlnd -tof-tAe
copper shares since the panic OF "A year
ago. The futher advance In the price
OF the metal To IL SIS cents, together
with the strength In Amalgamated. has
made FOR a very optimistic feeling. An
early advance In the price OF the metal
TO IS cents is looked for which would
Justify higher prices FOR all the good
copper stocks. The buying during the
morning session has been very aggres-
sivc. especially In North Butte. Old Do
minion and Copper Range. whicv show
advances OF from to 31s points Mo-
hawk is also prominent feature with
a gam OF points. The Anater group
continues very active and are all SELL
ing Well above last nights closing
prices. We believe that trading In
copper stocks will continue on very
broad scale and barring profit-taking
sales from time TO time. We expect to
see higher range ot prices for all the
good stocks.
BOSTON, Nov. lo.--Opening prices:
Atlantic. 10, Utah Copper, 81 Greene
canansa, l2L Utah Cons. As Miami.
l3+. shannon. 10; Franklin. 10 y Bos-
ton Cons. Ia. Lake Copper. l6: North
Butte. ss%. Utah Apex. Z: Michigan.
Isl: Butte Coalition, 20; Cop. Range.
S2Ls Boston & Corhin- 23n Calumet a
Arizona. TT, Superior * Pittsburg. 49,.
Shoe Machinery, 56h.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
COTTON GINNING REPORT.

WARRINGTON. Nov. y.-The census
bureau in a report issued this morning
places the quantity OF cotton ginned To
Nov. l from the crop OF 1908 at S.199.-
900 bales. counting round as half bales.
against 6.167.600 in the same time IN
gO1. s,306.395 In 1906 and s.451,s95 ir
1905 The amount ginned to Oct. is
this season was 6.2S6.1Ss bales.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
SNUFF MANUFACTURERS
is HELD FOR TRIAL

Michael Joszowski. snuff manufac-
turer, was held to the federal grand
jury by Commissioners Harsha. Mon
day morning, on charge OF failing TO
provide revenue stamps on shipments
OF his wares. His son. Joseph. had
previously waived examination.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
PRODUCE.

The butter market Is In a rather pc
culiar situation at present. being very
firm and looking higher on fresh ex-
tras while at the same time there Is
more butter in storage than for years,
and the supply OF the medium and low
grades IL better than the demand
Extras were put up cent today while
the rest OF the list was only steady
Eggs were Arm and steady. Poultry
was IN fair supply. and ruled steady as
quoted Potatoes are firm. but only
moderately active. The supply OF APP
pies 81 large. there are a few pears nd
grapes left and the new crop OF Flor
ida oranges 10 coming forward freely
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Bond quotations. Furnished by Hay
den stone & Co, Hollis grlswold-st.:
New Is reg. 1891 u 104 do, coup. 10f
bid; new IS reg. 1904 Q100%: DO.
COUP l00L T10lk new Is reg. 1901.
II l2l; do, coup, 121 bid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT Nov. 10.-Opening: IN
vestment bnxins Is said 10 ne taxing
ably the leading caused els Tn
Money Is being PUT into wheat because
il appears 10 be cheap. Condltlons IN
eli directions arc bullish ana the
troubles in Europe are getting some OF
the credit for bullishness in the mar,
ket Detroit prices are up &c ana
Liverpool IS very strong. 1pe hans
s1.oiL December, sl.o4+ May. si.oS
July. sl.03lA No. } red, slola No.
white, Slo2%.
cash No 3. and Csc for No. yellow.
Trading is not active.
Oats are firm and scarce at 521s Tor
ave is auiet at 76c for cash No. 9
December beans are freely offered at
S22e and cash beans are quoted at
81 20. Buyers arc scarce
Glover seed Is active and easv az
s5.35 for prime spot. and $3.50 for
Grain receipts at Chicago Tuesday:
Wheat SO cars: corn. 2ls cars oats
Nav wheat in Chicago opened at
slO5iL M1.O5& corn at 81 " n So q c.
oats at SOS. q 5o7sc, and January pork
wheat in Liverpool opened y a I'D
higher. and was later quoted Id high
err Corn opened unchanged and later
advanced I'D.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-Wheat opened
steady 10 shade higher. with fairly
good commission house trade ooIn
ways.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Opening prices:
wheat-Dec., s1.O1i1 ql.0l q. Corn
Dec. 62c Oats-Dec.. 4S4c. PORK
Pan. sl5.s7Iz Ribs-Jan.. ss.4S. Lard
jan S9.2Ti2.
Wheat closed u u nc higher for the
day. Corn was active and irregular,
closing weak and 2. n &c lower OATS
close QLc higher and were generally
nrm. Provisions opened lower and all
around. Closing prices: Whsat-Dec-'
81 ~ " asked. Corn-Dec.. 81 - ~ Of e.
oats-Dec.. 3sa.c Pork-Jan.. l6.O5.
Lard-Jan.. Ss30ag.32h. Ribs-Jan-.
ss450s4I Il.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
To Try T. ]. Mains Dec. "a.

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-The trial OF
T. jenkins Hams as accessory to the
murder OF VIM. F.. Annis was TODAY
set for Dec. IA. by Judge Aspinwall,
sitting the supreme court at Flush
ing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
MONEY for scherebeskI.

Employees OF the department OF pun.
lie works have taken up collection
for the benefit of John Scherebeski,
who lost both arms in an accident at
the municipal asphalt plant recently.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis c. Gorton. 1413 Majestic Bldg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
Quotations by Hayden. Stone e. Co.:
Open High. Low. Close.
LIVE STOCK.

EAST BUFFALO.
Report - Market Opening By sadee
korscb o. Co., SOm issfOn Aerenants'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-Wheat opened
steady TO a shade higher. with fairly
good commission house trade ooSn
ways.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-21
GUARDS FIGHT DUEL
IN DARKNESS
Custom House Line Riders,
MiStaking Each Other for
SmuggIerS, Open Fire. Both
all Dead



~ Paso March 20 Charles Jones
ana Charles Logan, mounted customs
officers were found dead In the dry
bed of the Rio Grande this morning
and an investigation disclosed tho
fact thai they probably killed each
other IN 4 pistol duel In lhe durk
each mistaklng the other for ID SNUG
gler.
Sevcfnl shots we've heard about
midnight and THIS morning the two
bodies were found together sur
rounded by foot tracks, which at first
led thc officers To believe that the
men had been surrounded and muir
dered by aniugRlHrs whom they had
surprised
Further investigation, however. In
dicates thai each thought the other
was smugRlcr and they fought to
the death THE tracks surrounding
the two bodies seom 10 III the shoes
Of the dead men and the pistol Of one
has one empty cartridge While the
other mas Two. People living Ia the
neighborhood declare there were only
three shots fred
Logan was the son Of The late Mai
or r. u Logan, ~ IS. A. ana Jones
was former railroad man. Both
bad been IN the service many years
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-21
EMPLOYERS LIABILITY LAW
COMES UP IN C0MMlTTE

Washington, March 20.--Nmcud-
ment OF the employers Liability bill
SO as TO meet the unoonstituuoua lities
pointed ont by the supreme court
was considered In executive session
today by the house committee on the
Judiciary Conservative members dee
sire The committee 90 go no further
than 4 mere rewriting of u few words
OF the Howard act, $50 as to make the
law applicable to Interstate commerce
only, Instead Of to inrusute cont
merce aa well but other members.
yielding 70 che pressure thut haas been
brought to bear hy organized labor
propose q much broader provision.
Consideration IN committee has not
yet approached final stage.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-21
THE DAY IN CONGRESS


Washington March Nearly
the entire session of the seuutc to-
day was consumed by the cansidera
ton of Hnal vote on the ship subsidy
bill which was passed without ID d.
vision ~ tHe senate being called for
bill WAS also passed Increasing
he salaries ~ men employed in the
life saving service AT 4t30 tho Son
ate adjourned
The House.
Washington. March 2d-- More crit-
lcism Of President Roosevelt WIS i'll
dulgrd I'M IN the house today. when
he was foundlp denounced by Mr.
HardWicR OF Georgia for falling to
send 10 congress ain Information re-
garding corporations which had come
into his possession. The president
however found a ready ana vigorous
defender IN MI Mann CUlInaisJ vino
asserted that tho president had noted
with The utmost good faith In sending
"a congress an Che information that
had come ~ him
The discussion arise over d resglu-
ton by Mr.. HatdWiCE ia require the
president @ supply the house Hilh an
data 70 far obtained by the bureau af
corporations Tine resolution WAS ta-
bied t4S 10 u.s.
The fOrlhcatiau appropriation bill
WIS taken un and Va the course of
debate upon H. MI Bartlett lGeprgial
denied the claims Of lhr republicans
20 the credit for authorship at tine
railroad rate or sherman ANTITRUST
law AZ bi1j The house adjourned
until tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-21

ereise their own oowers IN order 10
make effective their prohibition laws.
Senator Galinger said ne would be
glad to eD.p0erBtc Ia favor of fhe
purposes sought Dy the Georgia sen-
ntor bit said such legislation should
NOT be enGrafJod on the shipping bin
Tho bt1 was thtu passed Without
0IvIsiou
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-21
Chlcag PICKS IN Dl.nblcd vessel

Pernambuco, March 20 The Uni
tod States cruiser Chicago, which ts
on the way back to the Atlantic sta
ton entered the outer harbor today
having la TOW the disabled Austrian
steamer Robina bound from HUI to
Bucnos Ayres After dropping the
disabled vessel here the Chicago sa-
uted the Mort and again put to seat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-21

ST. Petersburg, March Li,utcu-
ant General Stocssel today hogan sorry
ing hi- ten year term boa the 49, Potter
uud ST. Paul fortress.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-21

Fitchburg Mass, Margh 20--A IN
per cent wage reduction Will go into
effect ~ the cotton mills Of the Park
htll Manufacturing company 10 this
city on March 30. Eleven hundred
hands are affected
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-21

FIRST French ear reached here ant "a
lat" hour ANA stopped FOR the night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-21
nm EnIcr. In Nnhrn.I,n.
Trcmrhmcn Ncnnh ChoNrnnc.

VR1TUTI- NOD NUTUN IO"TU0 G0f-
man car is tied up here for the night.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-02

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Der %%crorOnlunA p%orncbntUn lniiCn.
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Ger Stcnograpb Oca StuOt 9icAi.
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In ocr SdJ,ucbc.

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@ciicrung Der 3uitGnoe Der @cit-
lihcn WtorplGnocr @nbr. - Spar.
rimnn ongeblih Der 9ebcrrifer
Der Situation.- Sin Werildt ans
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Die iroDcn &oifnrlgCn Der Scool-
fcrltng BON baltimore unO 0caStoas
ties Murplun0, 0nB Die @citlide Ma
rnlGn0cr NaDu binllcn Surgeon ollf
cil1clt lpliocn SUB gcitcllt milroc, 0oB
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mcr0cll. gus George 8olllo Oa9 81
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item at crbaltcn. Seit jebt Scrr
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&ctro9c BON ddt Wtillioncn Collars
cin5ltI0lcL iii elm guil5 unocrcrS ton0
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morocn, lua3 in Sinnnjfrrilcn 10 aus
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niiic ciutrctcuL miro SIT Eort Goping.
ton porlGiiii1 nod jcnc Hllbc berr-
idlcn, nn >ucldc man bis Jest gcluobnt
lUur.
Sin olocrc9 @eriiht in S~inon5trcis
len, Dab Die Baltimore Ohio 2 Nobn
ihrcn @obnboi in EittSburg mlige.
ben nm ocujcniNen Der @ubnlb.&init
81 bcnllbcn geocntc, mltroc prompt
0cmcntirt.
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teriudung betreiis Der 9ebonblung
Der Silnglinge in Der Warplunoer
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aui f0rperlid)e 3iihtignng correipon-
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aenocl Niltiuorten fommt CT SIT Dem
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gagemeincn nid)t empioblen miro.
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ti9lng 3uillldt gcnommen iperoen
n!uB, Oieielbe am 9cIten Dor ben
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lit, inOem oieiclbe Damn 5ugleif ais
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= &Gbrcno Der lebtcn @odc pilroen
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Grport lett Dem /. Snninr lit brcimul
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Goriabres. Seit +. Snnnlor lpurbcit
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1907 %periunot.
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StdOt Baltimore.

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