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Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-03
STORE is SOLD by
CONSTABLE FOR 5000

The crockery store in the Sea-
man building on Smith street, just
east of High street, was sold out by
Constable J. Q. Brown for $500 to
William H. Rively yesterday after
noon. The sale was scheduled for
yesterday morning. but the consta-
bic had some difficulty in entering
the store, and the sale was post
poned until afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-03
VAL HALLA LODGES
ANNIVERSARY TONIGHT

The second anniversary of Valhal-
la Lodge No. ITS, Independent Order
of Odd Fellows, will be celebrated
with social session in Odd Fellows
hall tonight Past Grand Master
Frank Crowther, who instituted the
lodge two years ago; District Depu-
'ty Crosby, of Railway; and Past
District Deputy Hamilton, OF Eliza
beth, will be the speakers.
Many Odd Fellows are expected
to be present. The committee in
charge has arranged for a collation.
to be served after the sc ial session.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-03
WOMAN HURT
BY A LEOPARD
AT CARNIVAL
Mrs. DObbS Paved
in Face By
Animal.
TWO STORIES

One of the leopards in Col Francls
Ferari g animal show at the carnlvai
Rt 1920 O'Clock last night thrust lts
right paw through the bars OF It's cage
and almost fatally injured Mrs. DaVld
Dobbs, Of 3l4 State street. The lower
hid of her right eye was torn loose,
the upper lid cut, rent was torn IN
her scalp and the end OF ser nose was
severely gashed.
That the sight OF her eye was not
Impaired is regarded as miraculous as
her injuries were so severe that nlne
bitches in the lower lid and two IN the
upper had to be taken by Dr. ). L..
MacDowall at her home later. me
Jcalp wound required two more stitches
and her nose, three The accident
caused considerable excitement. Ihe
Injured woman was removed from the
show tent to another tent and can
was sent for DR.. Charles |. Silk and Dr.
Il. ". F1thian. Mrs. Dobbs was order-
ed taken to her home Immediately. AS
q carriage could not be secured the
South Amboy stage was pressed into
service and carried the injured woman
to her home, where the wounds were
dressed by DIR. MacDowaH ana Ut.
Silk
DR.. Mac Dowall said today that Mrs
Dobbs would not lose the sight of her
eye. She is still suffering from the
shock.
There are several versions OF the ac'
cident. A NEWS reporter visited the
animal tent this morning and obtained
IN account of 1t, which is yerlted by q
prominent city official and business
SaUaTQl QtfandaOfq Of the animal
show saw the accident and they assert
that Mrs. Dobbs and two other women
entered the tent through curtain neaI
tho rear. The attendents say that Mrs
Dobbs was the last OF the three to come
through the curtain which opens at the
end of the cage, in which there are sew
pral leopards. AS Mrs Dobbs came
through the opening, the carnival mer
say, one of the leopards saw the teath
ers on her hat, reached out its rlghit
paw and grabbed for them. AS II dlc
20, they aver, Mrs. Dobbs looked up anc
received the second blow OF the am
mails paw in the face.
stories OF Accloeng.
One Of the witnesses says that th'
brst woman to come through the cur
tain was Mrs Nathan Miller, who Keep
restaurant at SIo state street; I'M
second, Mrs. MOTIFS Shumsky, Wnos'
husband has a fruit store at SlS state
street; and lastly Mrs Dobbs. Inc W.T. WI,
nesses say the women had child wlti
them.
Mrs Dobbs could not be seen thii
morning as her husband SAID she wa
suffering from the shock he denle'
the foregoing story OF the accident. Mrs
shumsky told an entirely dli1eren
story OF the accident. She said tina
she and Mrs. Dobbs, with the latter Z
little four year old daughter, Dora, ma 3
gone to the show shortly before lo'o'
O'Clock last night She says they pur
chased tickets, entered by the main en-
trance and started down the left sid' SIC
OF the tent to look at the animals Sh'
says that when they reached the leop
ards cage Mrs. DoDbs little girl wen
nnder the protecting ropes which hgnt
along in front OF the cages. MIS- Dobb
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-03
PASTOR TIES KNOT
FOR BOYHOOD FRIEND
speotaI b tAe EVENINo NEWe.

South Amboy, June Sat the Pres
byterian Manse last Saturday afternoon
Joseph Clark and Miss Edith Killen-
berger, both of Perth Amboy, were
married by the pastor, Rev. George
Kane, Jr. The bridegroom has been
friend Of Rev. Mr.. Kane from boy
hood.
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy young couple started on we'd
ding tour in the course of which they
expect to visit Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and other places. They will
reside in Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-03
PITTSFIELD STRIKE ENDS.

Company Yields en- Principal PoInts;
Men Conosde Minor Ones.
Plttsfeld, Mass, June S.-The Pitts
feld street Railway company and the
striking car men came to an agree
ment today after a long conference,
and the men went back to work.
The company acceded to the two
principal demands Of the strikers, the
cent an hour wage increase and a
straight ten hour day, while the strik
ers withdrew three minor demands
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-03
BOY, CAUGHT, RUNS
AWAY AGAIN TO-DAY

Rev. Julian Zielinski reported to
the police at 1890 o'clock thia
morning that John Okenkowsl1i.
the twelye-year-old son Of Joseph
Okenkowski, who was taken to tha
Polish school this morning by Tru-
ant officer Meshrow, had run away
again. The boy ran way last Friday
but was caught yesterday and was
kept in the lookup until this morn-
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-03
THE PAINTERS UNION
MAKES NOMINATIONS

A regular meeting of the Paint
ers & Decorators Union was held
last night In Union hall. Nomina-
tions for new officers to be elected
during the latter part Of this month
were made.
Charles Beck made a report OF
the recent painters convention at
Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-03

H. ". Karstens, Of the Holophane
Company Will deliver d lecture with
demonstrations on Scientific Iliu-
mination. at Odd Fellows hail Mon
day night, June T. at o'clock, mn
der the auspices Of the Public Ser
vice Corporation. Admission win be-
free,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-03
DANA SOCIETY ELECTS

The semi-annual election OF Off
GERS Of Dana Society took place at a
meeting held In Dana hall last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-03
Sailor Loses Finger.

A sailor on an ocean-going
schooner had a finger cut off while
the vessel was at Merritt's wharf
this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-03
~ Initiate Candidates.

A short business session of Perth
Amboy Camp No. 19. Woodmen of
the World, was held in Red Mems
hall last night At the next meeting
Of the camp several candidates viii
be initiated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-03
MACHlNISTS ON THE
B. & 0. WILL STRIKE
Special by Urited Press Wire

Baltimore, June 8:-The order was
given this morning by the officials of
the International Maehinist Union for
"a geaeral shike Of machinists tmploY-
ed on tie Baltimore q Ohio railroad.
Let the NEWS tell uonr wants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-03

Trying becomes easy wnen you
can delegate most of it to the want
nd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-03

Read( ne NEWS every aay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17

TIE HOTEL SEVILLE OFFERS VERY DE-
sTRABLE SUITES ANY NUMBER OF
ROOMS WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVE
wFvTs TIE ROOMS ARE VARIOUS SIZES
WITH LARGE CLOSETS Aht1
FURNrsEED AND WELL ARRANGED
AND IT'S APPOINTMENTS ARE
WELL-TRAINED
WHITE SERVANTS RENDER sEhICLLl
SUITES
1r~-T0 Pv rHr DAY eY SEASON
AND BY YEAR vERs 9otHI
CENTRAL LOCATION APPEALAA 20
TIcCLARLY TO PEOPLE OF
,..,.... .,-,v-- ..yn EDw. PURcHAs.
TWENTK-NIITH STREET NN-'@''-7-~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
Westchester Real Estate for Sale.

At VERY Low FRIcE.-A HANDSOME. SUR
A stantaI family dwelling srtsticaly decorated
and furnished by John wsnansker's House Paatial
department" is for sale With without furniture:
moderate terms II desired The dwelling contains
aT,ae, large ALI outside rooms with two baths and
ali improvements: sits like Jewel in arsto-
re neighborhood IN Eonkers four rapid tran
SIT lines IS minutes from aga St. in sector where
aues rise RAPIDLY. cffsr appeals strongly to
careful investor 8 parry desiring 10 1--we IN =
locality all city eonvensnces are combined th
fhe hsaithfui life "a the country. Address OWNER
Roy 81 Yenkars Realty Exchange. Eonkers n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
Country Property for Sale or to Let.

beautiful HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET g FAvv-
I'D thorne ave- Yonkers. n. z: modern house OF II
rooms; plot dIxl42 dne view; near depot Apply K
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
Furnished Houses to Let.

WEST END AVE. s96-AAEERICAN BASEMENT
w all improvements al stories. SARAsOHN. X
East Broadway. or brokers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
Bronr Property for Sale.

YIyWO-FANILY HOUSE. choicest block in Bronx On
IL oak al improvements; convenient; trolley
elevated subway: all assessments completed and psd
For particulars. ROBERT ". TODD. 229 Broadway
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
Sntereianter @ortrag.

G6cf. SlI9euicitr Geo. ". Sorton b6lt
eincn lcbrreihen rno intereifoll.
ten @ortrog iiber oie Gntiuide-
luna Der 0oltin1orer SeliertpeDr
bon ser @riinOu1g Der erIten
Gompognic III 1896 an.
Ter .Sitero %eri6onerungSGe
Elm" belt geitern Nbeno inn Gaiino
ocS oYatterlon'GorfS" feline regel'
mGBi9e Serionumlltng inter Dem
&oriiB ots NrGiibeutcn gSiIiam 81.
Giieubronot, pGbreno Sefret0r Sobil
u. 9efer oaS ErototoIl fiibrtc. 8or
sen in GROCER 3nbl erld)ienenen Mit-
glicoern belt Sr. George ". Sorton,
Gbci Sngenieur oeS Seuer.0 epartc'
mentS, einem ipe5iellen @uni6 oeS
&ereinS cntipredello, einen bod)inte.
reIianten Gortrag fiber bic n@eididltc
ocS 9Qltilnorer Sel,cr . Gepdrtea
ment3". Serr Sorton tbeilte ieiucr
@ortrog in i%olgenoe Nbid)nitte eiu:
bon Der Organization Der freilpiaigeit
Scicrlucbr III 1896 bis SIR @riin-
Dung 0c8 9altimorer pcreinigteu
Scuer.E Q purtcments in 1884; BON
1884 bis 81 Der in 1858 criolgten
%llebcrltobnle Der Gortrole iiber ole
Teileruchr burh Die Stoot ni1b bon
oieicm 3citpnntt Bis 5itnt beutiseu
Sage. Ser Gconer ifloB feline Ir.
iprodc nit ~folgenocr Statiitit: Gas
itGotiihe 6crer.G eportcmcnt, pcld)cS
init iie6cn Gompiipribcr, 5tpei Sas
fclls mo 2%eitcrnogen mo los Ianlt
orgnniltrt luurbe, bat iett "a Ganpf.
lpribelL tG Safen. uno 2citerluu1eu,
cilt 6euerboot un6 GAS Wunn nno
miro in fur5cr 3cit 40 5elreripriscn,
II 2eitcrpa1elt 2 Tellerboote, ale
bon mo0ernltcr Continuation, 226
Sporonten mo etlua $50 Wonn ia.
bell."
Sn elmer filr5cn @cid1ftSiitung,
iueldc DEM &ortrag porutging. iulr-
Den Die Itebelt6'n Gomite'u fir bas
Sobr crnannt mo oos Gomite fiir
Sfnlen beouitroat, Die Sd|ullen Nr.
50 mo II elmer Snipcttion 5u unter-
5ieben. Ger Sereilt miro gnbe Mdi
einen Hondlnbeno int Goiino oes
vYottcrion,ForfS" pe%ronitolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
Staot Baltimore.
yGiruflc.8 irufln."

Gte Oromntildc oreinftiQe Sper oltrh
oic Teutihc Sbeutcr-@ eielliGnft
bon E~bilooclpbin sur 2luifiIbrrmg
gebrud)t. - Ger 0cllld) cill Der.
bGlttiBm0Big i6lpo6er. - Gle
SoritcQung reft 9ut.
&oritcllrng gut, 8elud) idund
GnS mar ungci0br ona Socit, ous
mon aus Der gcltriBcn Oclitid)cnS bea.
tcrporItcultna III Nlbou9b'S Sbeoter
5lcben fonnte. 3llr auiiiibrnng &c.
longtc Die oreinftige ronlantiid)c Spcr
n@irofle.@ iroflu." &einCr Scr Sbeus
terbeillhcr miro bc5lpcifcln, boB sic
Gbeoter- @cIeuid)nit nidt iibcr &r1its
Ocrfiigt, sic melt iibcr Dem Glrd)-
lhnittlid)elt crbu6en iin0. Sd. Glide
Der &nbnber ser NauptroIlelt t0nnclt
lidl 9etroit nit Den oStorS" Der amc-
ritaniidcn @iibne meiien, - Mor
bropGt oa blob Gmilie SG6nfcl0, 81.
liz Seioel un0 bic cncr0iidc Gina
SroId berouSjugrciien.
Gie Auiiii1rltnq ser r~ciicnoen Spez
rcttc, Die tcrtlid nid)t 0allS an oic
Nltgot beronrcid)t, oQcin m~uittaliid)
oicicS @trf nod ilbcrtriiit, mar III
ieoer @'5icbtna ror5ii9lid) uno be
gciltcrtc onS &llblitmm. Sri. Sdon,
felo id'icn iid) 9cltcrn iclbit iibcrtrei.
len 5u wonen. Sic lang Die Tnrtic
nit iolt,er lleberlcqenbeit ul1o ipieltc
nit 10 uicl bcr59cluinncrGcr Yifuntes
ric nto Teruc, Dob mon ieinc mnbre
6rcil0c odran bate. Nlld) allc on0c-
rcn Mitmirfenben benliibtcn lid
ld)on aus collcgioliid)en OeiiibL ibr
9cltes III ge6cr. Sr. @Grol0 mar oils
Moin5ollf iibermGltigcno fontiidl, Nr.
@roncrt ipicltc itincu EirotcnbGupts
ling init ltloricr GboruttcriItif Eor;l
Nelpa mar ein ~rcijpolier Ecbro mo
Sans Styling lieB oils Noroa0uin
nid)t3 81 fuiinid,en ilbrig. 81 oer
flcinercil Eortien mattcn lid Sr.
Sclocl ais chler Con mo Nrun9roid)
olS ieinc @emoblin ongcuchm be-
merfbor, mo Sri. Sd,lec mod)tc &C.
Ianglidl uno 6%oriieueriiN aus ser
Eariic Ser Eaauito oileS, woS i'd
madlcl lieB. Gie &%niccnirun9 mar
mirtIld prdd)tiA, nnb sic Sperette
lunr 10 gut itiihirt. bob Niles iuie Oil
Shlilrd)elt sinG, iuoiiir Ser aapcll.
n%leiiter y. @e1ern sic Gore %einbeiln.
iel bari. Tie N,linohn,c ser Spc,
ratte ScitenS beS EublifumS mar ei
nc cttthuliaitiid,c.
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perubeimer 8ros.'
avpbe Namtfieu.odoe1
0ruse Diaitaas-Earabe III Iittsbnra.

GittSbnra,Y a., 80. april. =
Nliber Dem hrobenoen Strife Der
S~tru6enbabn. 9eoieniteten bat Fitts.
burg an lllor9igen Moitas feinc ar
beiterpirrcn ST bciiirdlten, llio nan
bolt. oab alid) Oicicr einji9e Streit
giitlid) ecid)liftet iuerSen miro. Die
StraBenbabnlente entldlieoe1 Dor Ell
lter ISOLDE cinitimmie gu @unIten
cines Sirifcs, alleiit Die leitbeu db.
aeboltenen Gonieren5en nobmen Ell.
men giiititigen @erlauf nltb beute
slbeno ltimluen Die geoienIteten iiber
cinen Gonnpromibporihlog ab, OeiIen
9eoingun9en nod nid)t perOffentlidtt
ruorSen iinb. Iie So5ialilten mo
bic ip5ialiitiidJe arbeiterpartei iper.
ben morgen inter aulpi5ien Der Ser
'einigten be6r1iifen GeperfifaIten
cine grobe Yarooe abbaIten, an lpel.
der iid uiclc Sraiicn betbeiIi9eu iuer.
0e,.
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&icScr auferitnnbcu.

Yrof. S. .. Siebcnbura Der &inOl.
ihlGier, meilt mie0cr inter Den
2ebcnoen. - 8oic I'M Wfugen lie
ben i'm nidbt ihIoicn.- 6iBbcr9cr
p~erIiert ongebIih ieine $1,000
@ettc.
9luf ie6r unliebIomc @ciic pur0e
Scr 15.tdgigc Sdlof pou Eroi. $. Y.
Sic0cnbnrG untcrbro6cn, mo onS
@rub 0cS ShlGicr@ an Der Sontbor0s,
nobc s. StroBc. Itcbt Jest leer, nab.
reno ser Eroieiior iid, IN S'Gonnor'2
@oteI on Der 8. mo &omburOitrdc
untcr Gr5tIidcr &cbanNIunQ bciinoct.
@e0cn 8 ll6r geitcrn Nbcnb bGrtc
Otilton Stodett BON Nr. 3t2, Sin.
9roooluon lpclder iibcr Dem SdlG-
Ter mad)te, cine Stinmc ol,@ Dem
@robc. Gr mari ld)Icuui9it cinrn
0lit IN bic . GcntS.H0bre itnN ian
Dllrd) oicieIbe, boB Der Eroiciiur En-
moht mar mo gon6 elcr0iIdl nod
icincr @cireiunN ucrlolAtc. Stodett
ihlug ioiort Nlorut, mo III mcni0cn
Mimltcn morcn 5lpGlf NiGnner nit
Der Nt99robmnN SirOcnbura'S be.
id)Giiigt. @Gbrcnb Gicic &rhcit Dor
iid) Nina, bcltclltc man Gr. ". g.
SuOlcr BON Canton. Nla Eroitil6r
SieOelblrN idliebliN an sic Orr.
obcril0dc Ncbrud)t mar, ltcutc lih
bcrnll2, bob iih III iCincm WtoNen
@oic gcbilNct hnttcn, mclhc i'm III
iaincnt Shnmmcr it0rtcu. Gbmpbl
Scr Tlll3 Sie0cn6rN'0 oui 10 SMld.
&c pro Winutc bCrobgclultcn m0r,
lit ieil 3litnnb nod NUiid)t pen Or.
Subltr nId)t acknowledgements. Sic
Dcnburg idiebt oic llntcrbrrdnlll1 Jet
nc@ Shluic3 0cm Ir. &. !. Gnrroll
Don 9tr. 40, Git-g oltinprcitro6c, 5uL
Scr nod ieiner %cbollptung bic Rci.
niolul0 oc3 MogcnS oca Sdl0ierS
nid)t 6riinOlid) uornobm. Der Nlr5t
ieincrieit5 gicbt an, Dob CT Sieocir-
burg acio0t babe, or iei nidt III ser
Gerioiirnh icincn Iongcn Sflnf on
5ltrctcn. GicS lit Die @tid)ifte bon
cincm 9cgrGbniB mo elmer Mieocr.
ouicritcbnlg ans Dem @robc. Gle III.
onQeucbm"iten Sol0en Oilritt Die Nis
ioirc iibriNcnS fiir Nrll. >SoDn Sit.
berger pom Nr. 3t2, Siio-@ rouomun,
bnber, Ser ongeblid) ollf Den @inou.
id)lGicr $1,000 metcte uno MIN notilr-
lid) lcinc @ettc perlor. Sie0cnburG
bat i~lbriQclN bcreit0 oll0cfilnri9t
BOB er icin Experiment m~icocs6olcn
miro.
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Wenc @irrcu in Maroffu.

Muibin1to on Sc. 80. Npril.
- 9os Stootaoepnrtcnnent hot 9tod)-
ridlten bon Der oncrifaniid)cn &c
ionbtidait III Souaer crbaiten, mcl-
DE ericben l0iicn oob bic 3litGllbc
iii Snnern pon Morntfo Iebr ldJlcd)tc
iilb. Griiberc Nadrid)tct crgnbcn,
ooB Der Sultnn obermo!S IN Tc5 Gin.
aeidlpiien lit, mo ooB Die rebelli-
idyen StGmme 9roBc 6iibrigfcit IN
Der l%lmgebung Don Meqilinje5 cnt-
ipifclten. Selttc miro 0entclbct, bnB
liz bic lestcrc Stoot, mcld)c Is Mci-
len liioli6 Don 6e5 lieat, eiilgenom-
men mo gepliinoert boben. Ter Be
logerlnigS5ltItano lit iiber Scj per
bdngt iporocl1 mo cine Ncpoliltioll
jm 8uniten oes nor 3llr5em obge-
leBten Sultons miro beiiirdtet. Iic
Yer. Stootcn baberl feillc iebr ors.
g~cocbntcn 5oi,oelsintereiien in Mo.
rotfe, olleil, eS heiiltoen lid, picl(
an,erifoniid)c Iooptipbiirger, groB.
%feiltbcils SsrocIitcit, III ielem 9unOe
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lritt. bcutc lei he Strc

lritt- bcute iei ne Strof.
5cit az. Mar SiTion. Der lpe.
gen @eriotbtS bon 2otterieIooIen
olrd, Ole Eoit 81 13 Monotcn 'Soft
I'M 9unbes-8 ciangrlb 81 gtlanta
prrurtbeilt morben lit, tritt Dcutc
abenh Die Hciie oortbin al.
Ser angeblihen Inter.
idlogun9 eidnloigt. =
Inter Der Seifuloierrng, in ocn Wo=
natcn Sanuor bis slpril bieies Sabs
res o1geblif cine Srnil1c bon $3.50
BON elmer Seibiirma an ser Noro.
gutalpitrae iinteridlagen SIT baben,
ipurOe Der bisberise GsiG1itsfiibrer
Der Gompagnie 9erbert SpronG bon
Nr. s39, Sainiltor. Terrace, geitern
Onrf Ridjter 1pioi in Ser .norolpelili.
d3en Yoli5eiitatiou Dem Gerihtsper.
faGrcn ii6erluieieu.
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Mercer, ga, 80. NpriI. -
,Sos. $. 9ople, @ilic @bitlu'S Gnt-
iiibrer, beiien Fro5eB bcutc lpc9erl
angcblidJcn acknowledgements BON
@crittautten bis sum ndblteu Mittr
mod peri6obeu wuroe, ioll hellte
Ibcuo I'M @eiGngniB total 5uianl.
men gcbrohen iein mo lid) hi fritz
ld)cm 3nItnnbe bciiuocu. Ser &c.
iGnaniBor5t fam nidJt 1crilg fiir ibn
thnn lno lit icbr bclorNt Scr MogCu
beS @cion9encu bebGIt 0ngcblif feline
SpeiIe ntebr 1t. /. N. llutcr Dem Elt.
blitum gelpinnt sic Anlid)t INNER
mebr &crbrcitlmh Dob rpeocr Scr
Stoat, nod oic &crtbeioigrmN eincn
balOi9cn Ero3cB Wiinid)cl mo boB
Is Elnttc in Der Niioirc Aiebt, 6Cren
@croficltlihung nift crpiinidt lit.
Gic 6onlilic Mbitln lit mgeblih INT,
tr0itiidy iibcr Den 9tuilhub.
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80 Ger Garfield aronfen . lin.
terltilsung .Serein Nr. 1" neronItal.
tct ont tonmenoen GienItde IN ser
oSabor Spcenm.SaGe" an oer SIt.
9altlmoresS trabe iein 25. Stiitlnas.
lelt nit acknowledgement Ban, Gas
Arrangements Goniite Dur fiir elm in.
terellnntes nno reibbaItises Bro.
sramm Gorge getrosen.
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Womnifoit sic @crfoloumg Scr @ort'
bitc.l oui. 9llti scr Strcdc 5lpiifcn
DaroIep uno 5rent pliinoerten Die
R1nber ben 1oitpaggon unh iubrcn
0onn nit &oIloompf ncitcr. 9tod)
bcn Ieetcn McIouugen lit Ser Der.
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