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, 1908-04-10
WOULD FAVOR GUILD
FOR VICE PRESIDENT

president was submitted to your com
mittee. Upon consideration, we have
unanimously agreed that it was moi
wise to include a declaration in favor
of any particular candidate in the plat
form.
Many Favor Taft.
"a number of the committee are ia.
vorable to Taft's candidacy, and we
all recognize that a majority of The
delegates to the convention de sire mis-
nomination.
Might Lead to Contest.
1T is, however, very uncertain
whether a resolution of preference
would be carried, and its pres sntation
would certainly lead to a contest,
which would be injurious to the a
ty for these reasons, and because of
their earnest desire for a harmonious
convention, the minority members of
the committee join with the majority
in their desire not to present a reso-
luton of preference"
General Meyers in the Chair.
Postmaster General Meyers was TEN.
porary chairman of the convention
and made an address, which was fire.
quently interrupted by applause. The
first mention of the name of Taft in
the reading of the resolutions was 80
vociferiously %applauded and cheered
that the reader was forced to go back
to the beginning of the paragraph and
repeat the words.
Committee AppIauded.
The committees statement that it
considered it unwise to incorporate a
Taft preference resolution in the plat
form was also loudly applauded.
Delegates at Large.
Senators Lodge N Crane, former
Secretary of the Navy John D. Long
and Sidney o. Bigney were named as
delegates at large to the national con
vention by reclamation.
, 1908-04-10
ROBBERS ATTACK
A CITY MARSHAL
OFFICER AND NIGHT ASSISTANT
ATTEMPT TO ARREST FIVE
HlGHWAYMEN IN NIGHT.
Marshal Fatally Wounded and Men
Escape, After Having Held Up
Citizen In street-Woman Witness
in bruce Case Sent to Penal Seryi-
tude for WiIfuI Perjury.

Seattle, Wash, April 10.-A special
from Kent says that City Marshal
Harry Miller of Kent was fatally
wounded in a pistol duel with five
highwaymen late last night. Night
Marshal Guiberson, who helped Miller
in the fight, was unhurt.
Marshal on Lookout.
Miller received a telephone message
from Orelia that five armed highway.
men had robbed a man In the streets
and were likely to reach Kent in an
hour.
Shooting Commences.
The two marshals intercepted the
robbers and the shooting began at
once. The robbers escaped and a
posse is now in pursuit.
, 1908-04-10
PERSONAL

C. H. Thornton went west today.
Will Barnett came from Cheyenne
today.
l. w. Emmons went to Centennial
today.
E. Marshall of Fort Collins is at the
Kuster.
NJ. l.. Shafer of Omaha is at the
Kuster.
F. Percy Rolfe left this morning for
Keystone.
Ralph Mccullough returned from
Omaha today.
Miss Wayne Dillmann left for her
home at Cheyenne today.
J. Monroe arrived from Walden by
the stage last afternoon.
William Mckay is in from the Ste
VEN ranch on the Sibylee.
Axel Bloom and w. H. Mather were
visiting ranchmen yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crumrine are expected
home from Salt Lake on Sunday.
G. Ira Hoge of Rock River was q
city visitor last night staying at the
Kuster..
Frank Streedt and Albert Johnson o.
Keystone were guests at the johnson
last night.
]. F. White returned to Rock Rive
this Afternoon to spend Sunday will
his family.
R. B. Kinley of sheep mountain wa:
among the visiting ranchmen yester
day afternoon.
Mrs. c. L. Wagner, who has been a
Denver for some time, returned home
this afternoon.
Mrs. H. J. Hull and Miss Ray Dan
iels returned from a weeks visit a
Rawlins yesterday.
Ed Esmay, jr., returned yesterda!
from a visit to Cheyenne and Lara
mie.-Douglas Budget.
Colonel H. l.. Anderson came from
Cheyenne in his private car today, thu
a being taken off here.
Fay Beggs of Centennial arrive,
in the city yesterday afternoon an,
was a guest at the Kuster.
Joe Miller, Mrs. Miller and the chi
dren returned today from a severa
months visit on the coast.
A. w. Augspurger and Mr.. Ehrlict
the Minneapolis machine agent, wen
to the Blackburn ranch today.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Holtum re
turned to Centennial this mornin,
after a business visit to the city.
Tom j. Alsop returned last nigh
from Jackson's hole, where he ha
spent the greater part of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Eggleston wi
leave tomorrow for Buffalo, N. Y
where they will sojourn for the pre-!
ent.
c. W. Lucas of Central City an
John Nolear of McCook, Neb., wer
among the guests at the johnson la:
night.
F. Percy Rolfe of the Keyston
mines, who has been in Denver sine
Sunday, returned to this city TIL
morning.
Mrs. John Drew of Hanna, mother c
Misses Grace and Abby Drew, VIII
has been visiting here for severe
days, returned home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Reed and so
returned today from Peru, Neb., an
will go to their home at Centennia
tomorrow. Mrs. Fred A. Miller r,
manned in Peru for a longer visit.
Mrs. ]. L. Murray, who came frol
!, Cheyenne yesterday with the Rebeka
degree team. will visit here until SUI
day with her daughter, Miss Mat,
who is attending the state norma
school at the university.
, 1908-04-10
MINNESOTA
Governor and Staff at dwelling on
Shiloh Battlefield.

Shiloh Battlefield, April 10.-The
monument erected by the state of
Minnesota in National park at Shiloh
to the memory of the Minnesota sol
diers who fell on that battlefield, was
dedicated here today. Governor John
son and his staff, accompanied by a
party of fifty prominent men of Min
nesota, were present. Ideal spring
weather prevailed. Governor johnson
made the principal address. C. C.
Andrews of st. Paul, secretary of the
commission, also delivered an address.
, 1908-04-10
Machinist

william Beckwith, a macninlst at
1ne round house, fell from a locomotive
~ $50 this morning, sustaining a Sc
.efely sprained ankle and some other
FUSES. DIR. Stevens was called to
a''end him Mr.. Beckwith fell from
~. u 'front.' OF the engine to the pit and
7 wonder is that he had no bones
, 1908-04-10
Q Q Q @ @ @ oSoc @ G G
@ CHECK FOR RELIEF c

~ OF HANNA VICTIMS. g
O A prominent and philanthropic G
O citizen of this city this afternoon G
@ placed in the hands of the city c,
Q editor of this paper a check for G
Q SIS for the relief of the sufferers G
" by the awful mine accident at G
Q Hanna on the morning and in the G
Q evening of March 2S, and it will G
Q be forwarded to the committee of @
@ citizens of that city from here. 9
@ The Republican will be glad to G
Q send any contributions that may @
@ be made for this laudable pur- G
Q pose. There is urgent need for G
Q generous and immediate help, as @
@ the people of that city have much @
. to contend with. The citizen @
Q asks that his name be not used G
Q just now. He believes the neces- G
9 sity is great and that the peo- 9
@ pie of this city are more than will 9
9 ing to do their share. G
@ @ @ @ G @ Q @ @ @ @ O O @ @
, 1908-04-10
FORMER LARAMIE MAN
TENDERS RESIGNATION,

E. P. Palmer, cashier of the Casper
National bank for the past seven CT
eight years, has rendered his resigla-
ton, to take effect May 15, says the
Casper Tribune. He has rented Of
fees in the Kimball block, where
he will conduct a real estate exchange,
handle insurance, keep books AMI do
other work in that line. The close
confinement in the bank was Lrder-
mining his health, and his new work
will give him a better chance 10 be
out doors a great deal.
, 1908-04-10
WILL HOLD HEARING
ON JIM CROW LAWS
nations constitute the grounds for the
complaint.
Prosecution Ordered Dropped,

Kansas City, Mo, April 1O.-Local
federal authorities were yesterday
notified from Washington to drop the
prosecution against E. F. Humphrey.
cashier, and j. T. Long, director, of
the Peoples National bank of Aspen,
Colo.
Humphrey and Long were arrested
here some time ago IN the charge of
having drawn a draft for $21, 900 in
Kansas City and getting the money
on the strength of a telegram from
the Aspen bank to the Kansas City
bank.
The comptroller says the Aspen
bank has met it's obligations and it
has been decided to drop the p~rosecu-
ton.
, 1908-04-10
Don't Have Cold Feet.

To have the feet cold when getting
INTO e Is the greatest possible mis-
take If one wishes to possess a clear
skin.
Persons who suffer from a sense of
emil throughout the night. no matter
how much covering is used, should I'M
mediately put on flannels, for IL the
vitality is too exhausted to recover
natural warmth as is the case when a
woman becomes run down and weak,n.
ed then artificial heat must be- rc-
sorted to.
, 1908-04-10
AMERICAN CAR IS
NOW IN ALASKA
ARRIVES AT VALDEZ ON STEAM
SHIP SANTA CLARA AND VEL
COINED BY EVERYBODY.
Wi Run Twenty Miles Through Key
stone Canon n Be SIedged to
Teikhill, Where Trail is Open to
acknowledgements Car Sent Back
To Ogden and May Be Shipped.

Seattle, Wash, April 1O.-A special
from Valdez says: The American
racing automobile arrived on the
steamship Santa Clara and was wei,
coined at the wharf by the entire pop
ulation. The automobile will run
twenty miles through Keystone canon,
then, owing to the narrow trail, will
be sledged to Teikhill.
The Trail Is Broken.
ron there to Fairbanks the trail
has been broken and the car will cas-.
lily run under its own power to Fair
banks.
, 1908-04-10
May Stop BETTING.

Washington, D. c., April 10.-The
subcommittee of the senate commit
tee of the District of Columbia today
made a favorable report on the house
bill to prohibit betting at the Benning
race track. Chairman Carter will re-
port the bill to the senate Monday.
, 1908-04-10
WILL PLACE ROAD

Chairman Johnson and Commits,
sioners Broadhurst and McGill return.
ed late yesterday afternoon from the
Crow creek forest reserve, where they
had been to look after the placing OF
the road between this city and the
United States military lei camp
in good condition for travel during the
summer. The commissioners were
quite well pleased with the condition
Oh the road and determined the amount
OF work to be done, which is now un
der way, and by the time the maneu
vers begin there will be an excellent
road.
, 1908-04-10
German Car at Ouden.

Ogden, Utah, April 10.-The Ger
man a in the New York-to-Paris race
was returned to this city by freight
from Kelton Wednesday afternoon out
of commission, and according to sched-
ule will leave today by freight for San
Francisco, where the necessary repairs
can be made to place the car in run
ming shape again. 1t will then con-
tinue to Alaska, unless it is ruled out
of the race, the same as the French
car No. 2.
, 1908-04-10
FORCE INCREASED BY
TWO NEW INSPECTORS.

DR.. Delaney's force of government
inspectors has been increased by the
addition of DR.. Dunaway and DR.. Korb
of Kansas City, and they will remain
in this territory as long as there Ia
need for them. DR.. Roland Prien, an.
other member Of the force, went to
Medicine Bow yesterday afternoon.
, 1908-04-10
TEN MINERS CAUGHT IN GAS Elk
PlOSION AND RELIEF PARTY
ALMOST MEETS THE
SAME FATE.
Similar Occurrence to Hanna Horror
at Norton coIIlery at Bath, Eng
Iand-Believed That Forty-sevea
Thousand Miners in Ohio viii Re-
sumo Work by the Middle of the
Present Month-No Agreement.

. Bath, England, April 10.-Ten G
g miners lost their lives in the Nor G
9 ton Hill colliery as the result of Q
Q an explosion Of coal aas. The 9
9 first rescue party to go down was q
. overcome by fumes and rescued G
9 with the greatest difficulty. Some G
9 of them are in a %precarious con- @
g dition. G
c C C C
, 1908-04-10
SAW ONE GOOSE
AND DlNED ON 1T.

DR.. J.. v. Delaney, the government
Inspector, and DR.. Dunaway of Kan
sas City, who has just been added to
the local inspection force, were out
hunting yesterday afternoon. They
saw but one wild goose, n managed
to bag that, a fine fat fellow, which,
they declare this afternoon, tasted as
good as any goose ever killed in the
state.
, 1908-04-10
At the Union Pacific

Inc following guests were register
at the Union Pacific hotel last
snt: D. H. Clark, R. s. Speaker. F.
fotts and c. w. Morris, Chicago,
~. u and G. W. Hazelton, st. Lou
W. ", y. Il. Yancey, Kansas City; c. H.
paeher' Denver, Colo; A. M. Sloman,
NJ, nester. N. Y; o. E. Bird, Lincoln,
''oi +. Percy Rolfe, Keystone.
, 1908-04-10
No CHANGE at Kansas citv.

Kansas City, Mo-, April 10.-When
the joint conference of the southwest
miners and operators committee came
together today there was no change in
the stand of either. Late yesterday
the operators voted down a proposition
that the miners resume work.
, 1908-04-10
Cheyenne Drill Team,
Shown About the CITY.

Mrs. l. G. Friend, n of the finest
elocutionists in the state, recited three
pieces and there was some dancing
following the banquet. The Laramie
lodge is quite proud of the manner in
which the affair was carried of and
warm in their praise Of the visiting
ladies n the excellence of their work
on the floor. The visitors we're driven
about the city in automobiles today,
being taken to many points of inter-
est. They returned home On the noon
train.
, 1908-04-10
UNDERWENT OPERATION
IN DENVER HOSPITAL,

Willie Naismith of this city was op-
Grated upon in a Denver hospital at
II o'clock yesterday, the operation be,
ing a very serious n but it is believ.
ed that 1t will be successful. Mr..
Naismith rallied readily from the
anaesthetics.
, 1908-04-10
STILL VERY DRY
ON PIONEER CANAL,

f. F. Gaskell returned to his home
on the Pioneer canal this morning, af-
ter a buying trip to the city, and re,
ported that rain or 10Y is badly need.
ed on the plain, as the amount of mois.
ture has been very small so far. He
took out a load Of ranch supplies.
, 1908-04-10
MOTHER TOO ILL
TO MAKE JOURNEY,

Mrs. Mary G.. Bellamy returned last
night from Rawlins, where she had
been at the bedside of her mother,
Grandma Godat, expecting to bring her
to this city, but she was too i'll from
la grippe to make the journey and SO
was left with her other daughter, Mrs.
Donnell.
, 1908-04-10
Reports for Duty,

0ohductor F. D. Gantz reported for
today, after a few days layof,
ca piioted a new c~igar-shaped motor
ho, from this city to Rawlins, the car
se assigned to suburban duty near
can Francisco.
, 1908-04-10
Motor Car Coo. rhrouob

MOTOR Car Goes Through.
motor car belonging to the Los
ross es and San Diego Beach rail-
ho.s passed through the city today,
Ao LOT the coast. Conductor Fred
, 1908-04-10
PALM SUNDAY WILL
BE OBSERVED PROPERLY

Next Sunday will be Palm Sunday,
and already arrangements have been
completed for its proper observance at
the cathedral. Special services will
be held.
, 1908-04-10
Woman sentenced for p~eriurx.

London, April 10.-Miss Mary Rob
inson, one of the witnesses in the
bruce case, was today sentenced to
four years penal servitude for wilful
perjury.
, 1908-04-10

WERE BUSY
LARAMIE LODGE INITIATES A
CLASS OF NINE, CHEYENNE
VISITORS DOING WORK.
More Than Hundred Present in Hall
and Elegant Banquet and Social
Session Foilow-visiting Ladies'
Given Drive About the City in Au-
tomobiies This Morning.

Laramie Rebekah lodge No. 1,
Daughters of Rebekah, held a very in
teresting session last night, with more
than n hundred members in the hall.
The officers of the lodge presided and
there were a number of visitors from
Magic City lodge of Cheyenne, their
names having been printed in these
columns yesterday afternoon. The Re-
bekah degree was conferred upon the
following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Alkire.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Gard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mast.
Miss Minnie Johnson.
Miss Edna Jones.
Miss Mary Koch.
Cheyenne Drill Team,
The Magic City drill team conduct
ed the initiatory exercises to the de-
light of every member of the local
lodge and the visiting members. After
the secret work there was a social ses.
sion and an elegant banquet, tie Ia
dies fairly out doing themselves in
serving the guests and other members
of the lodge.
, 1908-04-10

CAN'T and Brakeman Stroup went
west with it.
, 1908-04-10

Why not get all the news when 1t 10
news by reading The Republican,
, 1908-04-10

tally in rural communities in the mid
die west, the successful organization
of mutual insurance companies among
citizens has not only brought down
insurance charges so per cent, but has
also directly benefited whole commun-
tiles by enabling local companies to
loan money upon local risks, which,
though perfectly safe, would not at.
tract a dollar from outside financial
interests.
, 1908-04-10
MASSACHUSETTS, REPUBLICANS
DECLARE IN FAVOR OF Gov
ERNoR FOR THE SECOND
HIGHEST OFFICE.

state Convention Called to Order at
Boston and Platform Expresses
Sympathy for Executive in His
nIness-Declare Him Fully Quail
fed for Higher Honors-Protec-
tive Measures But Some Revision.
, 1908-04-10
High in WYOMING.

Treating of the present situation in
this state, Mr.. Augspurger said that
the amount returned to the state as
paid-up losses is only 35 per cent of
the premiums paid out, while in other
states the losses paid amount to So
per cent of the premiums. He then
proceeded to relate his personal ex-
p%erience in regard to a local mutual
fire insurance company which is in
very successful operation, although
starting with no capital and limiting
the loss payable upon any one fire to
$4,000. The company now has a loss
limit of $1,000 and is thoroughly safe
, 1908-04-10

Daily AspubheAa. 70 ssats q meath
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0ie 0amtffraft Der Grbe.

81 tpeit bic Statiftif reidt, betrdgt
s~esenpdrtis Die geiammte ausgenubte
Rraft bes gefpannten MaHerbampfs
auf Der Grbe 12O,OOO,000 pferbeftdrS
Ten. Ser 2pfomotip= unb Dampfz
f1iffsbetrieb 1T babel mitgerednet.
ueber bic @eIammtleiftung bes 9ams
PIES bat profeFpr 2epidi BON Der
Te9nifden 9o9fhule in Dresden gee
,laue Berednungen angefteIt.
yla9 ibm tit fie glei9 elmer Strait,
bic In Der @tunbe einen 81 M}eter
Il Meter = 81 Sub ftarfen unb einen
!6eftar (2.471 amerifanifde Mder)
sroben Gifenblod 5000 Meter bod
bebt. Bei einem aebnfhinbigen 8etrieb
an 300 Mrbeitstasen erforoert bic hen1
tige Dampfmaf9inenleiitung Der groe
1900. OOO,O 900 gentner 8renntoff,
Der einem @elbtpertb bon 5,700.000,s
600 Marf q Marf = 1913 gents)
entfpri9t. lin bic Nnfpriide Der ges
senpdrtisen Sampffraft gu befriebis
gen, WiFen an iebem Merftage 1907
600 ober I'm Sabre 100000 Waz
senlabunsen &oble gefOrbert perben.
Dtefe Masen bintereinanber fpiirben
etnen @iteraug bon 100000 &ilometer
GAS, 648 englif9e Weilen) 2dnee err
forbern unb etipa aebnmal Die groe
umfpannen. Den sefammten 8etriebsz
auftpanb, ale llntoften eingere9net, be-
rs4net profeHor 2etpidi auf 11.000.e
100000 Marf idbrli9. Reben Der
0ampffraft finb Gas> unb Mafers
fraft bic bsibsn nd4fpihtigen &raftz
q%uelen. Sic baben es beute jebo9 muir
bis gu elmer @eiammtleiitung bon
100000 Biz 100000 pferbetdrten
gebraht.
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2ofAleS.
Die Gebrleite ser MeSaiae.

DIS nit Der Muhteaung oes ltao-
filden Budgets cine &eouftion oel
5teuerrate Inn Z Gents mgefllrolgf
uurop, obgleif) sic Sdulbeboroe nit
einem Shlage 20 Gents meBr per
lauat batte, oa nabmen mir lllf)f
Mnltano, ser Staotaominiitrotioll
oofiir &reoit 81 aebens
Sect, mo- es sur 9e5ablung Der
Staotltelern fommt, 5eigt iid Die
&ebrieite ser Meooiae. SIS ergiebt
lif ndmlid, ooB IN ben meiiten 6al-
ZEN, mo- es lid uni gigentum I'M
@eihaftsteil Der Staot iolpobl, lpie
in @obnoiltriften banoeit, oas @liell=
ment mn iiber fiinfuno5man5ig &ro-
gent in bie @obe geldrnnbt muroe
uno pie Steueri1 Inn oreiltnooreiBi1
9ro5eitt geltiegen iino.
Maeroings miro gelteno gernabt,
boB oas Staatsgeieb cine poQe elil=
id6sullg bes @ertes oes Gigentlms
poridreibt, aber menn oas eeldiebt,
10 ioate bod audi ols notmenoige
SSolge cine Grnieorigung Ser Steu=
ern eintreteu. Cine grbobung Der
Steuertperte INN abt5ebn Wiaionel
in einem Sabre, lpie es bier gelbeben
if, lit BON GROCER 8eoeutuns u1o man
bate acknowledgements cine entIpre-
delloe g~rnieorigl1ng Der Steuerrare
ertparten iolen.
Scum miro aber angefiibrt, oaB
$4,000 sur 8e5abllllig geridtlider
nrteiIe BEL Seite geiebt iino ullb Die
Iaufenoe Sdnlo bon etwas iiber
100000 eetilgt meroen ioa. @iro
oies mirflih geideben nno mar IS
n0tig, oies M1es in einem Sabre
gu tnn2 Dab man iid auf Die gpetl=
tnalit1t porbereitet, moglihermeiie
$4,000 be5ablen 81 miiiien, wentl
oie Geridte br1l1gen, lit iebr ange-
bradt, aber Die lnufenoe S6ulo batte
pobl nod ein Sabr lanaer aniteben
fonnen.
Wir iino begierig, gu erfabren,
meldes oie 5teuerrate I'M nddlten
Sabre iein miro, 10 ennbieS taot
gGn5Ii9 rei BON S6nl=
ben lit unb bas Miieiiment mo-
mogIid mieoer iteiet.
Seoenfaas peroen ieoob iebr piele
giirger lebr nnliebim iiberrai6t
iein penn iie in Ser Sta6tba1e err
fabren, melfe Summe OH Sfeuern lie
beuer gu beaablen baben.
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gpmnerbnrrr mfnerTprud,.

nMerftDiirbig, meme Jrau frent fid
jebesmd, ipenn fe mir nas am 3euge
fliden fam, unb bod fhimpft iie alles
mai, penn iie ettpas ausbefern foG."
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Den Sob amf ben Teriem

bette Seize 8. MORRIS bon slippers,
@n., i'm Sriibiabr 1906. CT iaat:
Gin Yneumonia-anfan binterlieb
BEL mir iolde Sdmade uno iolden
@uitens ooB meme Sreunoe erflarten,
Die Shpinoiudt batte midi; Der SOB
mar auf meme 5erien. Nun muroe
mir Or. Sings Meue Gntoedung gu
nebmen eeraten. Sic balf iofort,
apeieinbalb Glaihen furierten mid
uno id fano, baB iie oas bette Mittl
Der @elt tit fir Suiten nno 2lngen=
leioeft.~ @armtiert 5u baben bel
MooIpb 9reiB unb q. gobn & 60.
so gts. uno 81. 8robefIaIde fret.
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MIIerIei.
Manor @nQaahon {

- WaDor GaQagban bat ben
5taotanmalt &pan beauftragt, cine
Sroinon5 a1s5uarbeitenL ourd mel
6e oie Traction &ompagnie ge5lprn=
gen miro, i'm gan5en inneren Sell
ser Staot itatt Ser bol5ernen, eiier=
ne 2eitungspfolten auf5uiteaen. 9a
meroen mobl Die Seleprapben= unto
Observation-Disclosures aab folgea
miiifen.
- Die 9lusgobelr oes GpuntD i'm
Mouat Mar5 beliefen iib mlf $12,=
|674.63.
- 9ie AZ 8rieftraaer in ser
Stoot lieferten in Sen feds Sagen Ser
perfloiienen ISOLDE 10000 gfuno
Goitia6en ab.
l11lb i6on lpieoer einual ioll
eil1 groBes 9otel gebaut meroen. Dies
nal auf Dem @rnnoitiid, gde Sra=
bis nllo Naporro StraBe
- Die an ser glaneo nno 5rieo=.
ridsburger 2anoltraBe mobnenoen
6armer bqRen nnterltiisung gum
Mltsbau oerielben ourb freie 2iefe-
rung bon @e1pannen, Sizes etc. berIt-
miIig sueeiagt.
@ilbelm Saubert bat Die Mla=
mo Cement &ompagnie tpegen forper=
lider @%erlebungen auf $4,000 Sda-
oeneriab perflagt.
SIM Sitter BON 26 Sabren ltarb
Innie &iibler, 8attin bon @uitap
aiibler in ser S%airbanfs Mpenue
nobnbaft. Sic binterlaBt orei feline
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