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The La Jara chronicle., 1909-03-12
Big DOings at Romeo.

Zeph Charles Felt of Denver and
Romeo has sold most of his land
comprising about 1900 acres to a
colony of Holander farmers from
northwestern Iowa. The land sold
comprises a number of tracts more
or less scattered among the hold
ings of older buyers within few
miles of Romeo. The considera.
tion is said to be close to 100000.
Mr. Felt has been developing the
Romeo proposition for the past 10
years, getting his farms under
ditch and cultivation, and demon
strating that the gravel soil of that
vicinity would raise large crops
OF wheat, oats, peas, potatoes and
other profitable crops. Some years
ago Mr.. Felt adopted the policy of
breaking up his land with steam
plows and sowing peas and oats,
which were grazed off by lambs,
making the improvements pay for
themselves as they progressed, so
that practically there is no raw
land in the tracts sold. Mr.. Felt
has done a great deal for Romeo
and promises to continue his good
work for the town as he has other
land in that vicinity, as yet un-
watered which he will improve
in the same way.
while this sale takes nearly all
the land that l now have ready
for sale at Romeo" said Mr.. Felt.
lit is only the first step towards
the development of the south end
of the San Luis valley. The Ro-
meo proposition is simply the
entering wedge, to show that with
an assured supply Of water, and
with the right kind of methods,
the land was as valuable as any in
Colorado. Now that this has been
done, there will be a number of
reservoirs built on the Coneios
river, the sites of which have been
released from all opposition by the
government, and probably 25,OOO
acres of land equally as good as
that at Romeo will be ready for
settlement in the course of the
next five years. This will not be
cheap land, but it will be land
like that about Romeo, where sue
cess is not matter of theory, but
of farming right. 1t is likely that
most of this land will also be taken
by these Hollanders.
when | was president of a
bank in Iowa | had dealings with
good many Hollanders, and the
sons of these same men are among
those coming to Romeo. I found
them to be not only fine farmers,
but the best and most progressive
of citizens-the kind of people
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-03-12

who will make a model community
in any state. look to see them
make the south end of the San
Luis valley as famous for its fine
stock, hogs and sheep aud cattle,
as the Grand valley is for peaches
or the Greeley country for pota-
toac ~
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-03-12

intro Barela occupies his seat in
the senate by peculiar kind of
sutferance. He is there for every
roll call and sometimes takes part
in the discussions. but every morn
ing Senator w. H. Adams makes
call for the report of the elections
committee on the Beshoar- Barela
contest, adding that he will call it
up again in the afternoon. And
every afternoon the chairman of
the elections committee is not in
the senate when Senator Adams
makes his motion. Thus nothing
is done. The fact is that the con-
test is being held over Barela's
head in an effort to keep him in
line. And there is another matter
that adds interest. Reports have
been persistent that several of the
Democratic senators are pledged
to see that Barela is not unseated,
and some are anxious to ''smoke
them out" 1t is desired that they
express their convictions which
u.uny have heretofore avoided do
ing. When the report of the cleo
tions committee on the contest was
made to the senate it was lost by
tie vote. Three democrats voted
with the Republicans to prevent
the senator losing his place. A
report was circulated then that
other Democrats were ready to
vote for Barela if he needed them,
and it is these latter that it is
desired to get to commit them
selves.
A new feature was injected in
the contest by IA caucus Of the
Republican senators to-day. Here
tofore the supposition has been
accepted as fact that the Repub-
lican seuators would aid in pass
ing certain of the bills that are
known as Democratic platform
measures, including the bank guar
antee. direct primary, Australian
ballot and initiative and referen-
dun bills. But to-day the Repub-
licans agreed that they would hold
out against these if Senator Barela
vas not at once assured of his seat
without any ifs and ands. Those
who are fighting for delay and
and those who are against the bills
mentioned, hail this attitude of
the Republicans with joy. For
the minority of the Republicans
is powerful enough when its mem
bers stand together to defeat any
thing that may be brought mp.
The senate has been slow in
taking hold of the direct primary
law sent over from the house. 1t
was stalled in committee for
while, where amendments have
been made that will not be salts
factory to the house, but it has
now emerged. Within few days
it will be made a special order,
with "A divided Democracy back of
it to hamper its every move. The
same may be said of the bank
guarantee bill, which was passed
in the house to-day. Democratic
senators held caucuses on the pro-
bable action on the bill and as
usual were unable to agree.
To-day the senate played horse
with some bills, among them the
one which provides that precincts
are the unit in anti saloon territory
elections-that is, each precinct
shall decide for itself irrespective
of the vote of other precincts in
the same ward This bill went
through the house flying, but the
senate has referred it to that great
graveyard of the capitol, the judi
ciary committee, where it is likely
to remain to the end of the session.
The bill to provide one board for
all the penal institutions and one
board for all the educational insti-
tutiopc suffaroI tba ANNA fnta ,,o
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Filed for Record.
FEBRUARY BIRD.

t- VI oCf. cf-co-c gl l,DtN
u. c. Felt to G. H. Fiemier. asmt
mtg, ne4 2O-34-9- 1000
Yates g. McClain r. Co. to NJ.
I Yates, Jr., wd, ned, 22-36-9, 81
NJ. T. Yates, Jr., to pub. trustee,
I'd, ne4, 22-36-9 400
NJ. T. Yates, Jr., to w. S. Curtis,
wd. ne4, 22-36-9- 81
A. l.. Suezo to pub. trustee, I'd.
lots I, s. block ), Alamosa S125
Jos. Harrison ct al to w. r. Van
Liew, wd, lots 21, %, block 50,
VanGilder d Stewart VS.. James
E. VanGilder, dismissed in dist
court, Costilla county.
n. w. Miller to Thos. DePriest
ct al, wd, W. of nw4, 13-34-9, $1,000
Fred l.. Morris to n. S. Morris.
qcd, w of nw4, sec. 35 and e2 of
ne4. 34-36-7- 81
w. S. Woods to Frank P. More,
qcd, 50 of nw4, l 1863 81
Edw. w. Rollins, trustee. Empire
L. d Canal Co. rdt, nw4, 1863. 50
NJ. ID. Blakey, affidavit, re. B. A.
Amber.
James E. VanGilder to VIM. C.
VanGilder ct al, wd, w2 of 80 sw4
of ne4 of 30, se4 of nw4, 30-3S-1O,
etc 81, 400
Colo. Val. Land Co. to F. w.
Coakley, wd, So of ne4, 27-35 9 1920
G. E. Gibson VS.. A. Paulson,
W. T. b. VanOrden, w. S. Woods
ct al, John w. Yates ct al, and
VIM. G. Christensen, lis pendens
on various lands.
Juan n. Gallegos to Warshauer
Mcclure S. Co., qcd, LII Gu. it.
water, Sanchez ditch --------S 5000
Miguel Valdez to A. d. Valdez,
bill OF sale. horses, COWS. wagons.
County treas. to Mary f. Mott.
tax d. lot 3. block 6, Morgan 81
County treas. to Thos. Brown,
tax d, lot ,, block 6, Morgan 81
Jas. Shemwell to Lee Jordan.
b of S, auto Observation-Disclosures $500
FEBRUARY 2iTH
Pub. trustee to Albion Haggard,
ct al, rdt sw4 IS and se4 29-36-9.
Pub trustee to w. O. Mieir, rdt,
sw4 2S. sci 29-36-9.
Pub. trustee to Geo. Wilson ct
al, rdt. u2 of sw4, 2I 36-1O.
Pub. trustee to w. Q. Mieir. rdt,
n2 of nw4, 3O-36-9.
Omie Stephenson to Mary l..
Chase, qcd, se4, 1863 81
A. c. Faucet to Peter Peterson.
wd. n2 of sw4, 27-36-1O- S2,4OO
Peter Peterson to Edw. O. Cole
man ct al, wd, n2 of sw4, 27-36-1O,
------------- $500
Alamosa club, cert. of incor.
Walter d. Carroll, notarial bond.
S. b. Scholz to Wes. A. Cole,
wd, lots 20, q, block II, Alamosa.
FEBRUARY 18th.
ii. G. Elliott to w. r. B. Van
Orden, qcd, se4, 2S-36-S- S----$1
Pub. trustee to VIM. Lambert,
rdt, nw4, 23-35-9.
Sam'l Thompson to j. B. Paul
son, rel mtg, So of se4, 1870.
G. E. Gibson VS.. G. F. Reynolds
ct al, lis pendens, 50 of se4 and
ned of se4, etc, 26-36-9.
County treas. to w. A. Warren,
tax deed, se4 of ned, 15-37-9- S7.O4
w. A. Warren to E. NJ. Pond,
qcd, se4 of ne4, 15-37-9 81
Yates McClain R. Co. to Hugo
Newbauer, agree of sale, e2, 80 37-9,
$4,000
The Menke & Carroll Realty Co.
art. incor., 20 yrs, 5000
w. o Crowther, trustee ct al to
Chriss B. Christensen, wd, 8 acres,
e2 of ne4 of ned, 31-35-l0- $36
FEBRUARY 27TH.
Mary E. Mott to Thomas Brown,
wd. lot 3, block 8, Morgan IS
5. b. Scholz to Mrs. L. B. Farr,
wd, lot 100, Alamosa Park S1l5
s. B. Scholz to G. l.. Shelton,
wd, lot 13, block 81, Alanosa, $50
Fred l.. Morris to N. S. Morris,
qcd. W. of sw4, S-35-S and se4 of
ne4, 26.36-9- 81
Nellie E. Shone to Geo. M. Sat:
terstrum, wd, lot 5 and frac. &,
block 73, Alamosa 81. 200
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Don't forget that the Club sa-
loon is the place where only the
highest quality of liquors and ci-
gars are sold. A square deal" is
our motto.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-03-12
them Up.

BY F. a. McCIeiland. Legislative specia
writer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-01
ELECTION ORDINANCE.

BE II ordained by the City Council
Of the city OF Bryan:
That an election for City Officers
to wit: Marshal. Secretary and three
members of the City Council. shall be
held by the qualified voters OF said
City. at the County Court House in
Bryan on the first Tuesday In April
next. It being the sixth day OF said
month; and the presiding officer. to-
gether with such others as he may
appoint shall hold said election In
accordance with the City Charter and
Ordinances and the State Law gov.
erning elections.
Adopted by the City Council and
approved by the Mayor this the ith
day Of March, 1909.
J. 7. MALONEY. Mayor.
J. u. HINES. Secretary.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-01

The new light globes no tips to
break, Sole agents. Cole Hardware
Co. ll9
Prof and Mrs. Chastain OF the Col.
lege, were. in the city this after.
noon.
We both lose II YOU do not buy your
groceries from c. Z. Bullock 4 Co.
Phone ESQ. 100
For Nice new FIVE room cot.
tage. South and east front. Apply to
A. G. Board. IS
Mrs. Jos. Lay of College. visited
her sister. Mrs. Tyler Haswell this
afternoon. II
Miss waldine Sanders returned to-
day from pleasant visit TO relatives
In Nayasota.
Wanted at Once-Wnite servant
girl. Apply TO Dr J. c. Blake. College
Station. Texas. l02
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-01
CADETS Of A. { N.
COLLEGE TOOK LONG HIKE
Camped on BrazoS River Last Night for
Practice and Field Instructions.

time dinner was over every fellow vas
ready for the SIX mile hike to the
BraIos river.
The full band organization attend
ed, but the heavier instruments were
carried in the commisary wagons and
the music will be had while on the
river. The bugle corps also attended
with their horns, and there was music
on the road.
The start of the hike was just be-
fore 8 O'Clock this afternoon, the
ambulance, commisary wagons, etc,
accompanying. The eommisary was
in charge OF Steward B. Sbisa OF the
College mess hall. The cadet regi.
ment went fully aocourered for field
practice and when stop is made for
camp tonight there will he insruc-
tions in camping, outpos, duty, ad-
vance and rear guard and extended
order work.
The following are the officers Of
the regiment;
Field and Staff-D. NJ. Shearer,
lieutenant colonel; NJ. II. Weinert.
captain and adjutanr c. l.. Wisnall.
captain and quauermaier
Regimental Non. Commissioned
staff +. K. Smith. sergeant major
G. w. Leggeu, qusuermaster ser.
geanr G. NJ. Crockett, color sergeant;
Charles DeWare, trophy sergeant
First Battalion-A. J. Rife, major;
X. .. Bass. first lieutenant and bat.
talon adjutant; W. ID. Roseborough.
second lieutenant and battalion quar-.
termaster N. K. Rushmore. battalion
sergesn, major.
Second Battalion w. n. Fur.
neauN, major. A. /. Cole, frs, lleu,en.
ant and battalion adjutanr n. r.
Voeleker, second lieutenant and bat.
talon quarermaster. K. G. Sherrard,
battalion sergeant major.
Capt Andrew Moses, coast artillery
service, commandant of cadets, ac.
eompanied the corps on the march
and directed the practice.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-01
NJ. II. WEINERT.
Cadet Captain and Adjutant.


While some OF the cadets expected
.eat a practice march would be taken
April |, they were rot sure about il.
and there was anticipation in all
sources what the program for April
| would I've. While the practice
march has probably 'inierfered with
some OF the pranks proposed for All
Fools DAY, yet the order to go on a
hike was no, altogether displeasing
The more active young men wei.
coined II as picnic occasion, and a
chance for big jubilee. While les
sons were attended during this morn.
ing, sill during the periods when
presence was no, required in the reel.
tation room, the boys were busy get
ing ready for the march. Blankets
were dragged out, and each boy spen,
some time making his roll into the
proper sire and shape, and BY the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-01

The latest invention "Tipless' Light
Globes. Same price as the old brands.
Cole Hardware Co iig
For Sale-Four room cottage near
Graded School. Small cash payment
and balance like rent. ]. w. Bats.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-01
College Station, Tex, Mar. 81.

College Station, Tex, Mar 81.
The following order was published
last night at retreat;
Headquarters Corps Of Cadets,
~ College Station, Tex. Mar. 80
General Orders
No. d.
The corps OF cadets will leave Col.
lege at 2;30 p. m. tomorrow tor a
practice march aud field instruction.
The regiment will bivouac near
the iron bridge on the Brafos and will
return to College late Thursday after
noon.
Cadets will take with them one
double blanket and necessary toilet
articles in the blanket roll.
Uniform No. 2 withou, white col
lars will be worn.
All cadets will attend e,ocp, those
excused by the surgeon and those ex.
cused by permit from this Office.
First Call 220 p. M.
Assembly $50 p. m.
BY order of Captain Andrew Moses.
Commandant.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-01
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

.
Henry Prinzel OF Kurten. was In the
city today.
Rev. ". r Wood was In today from
Harvey.
NV. Sheppard was in the city to.
DAY from his home at Kurten
MI Walter HIggs returned today
from \ visit to Galveston.
Give c. +. Bullock 4 Co. your gro
gerry orders for April Phone $50. 100
Wanted-At once ten pounds OF
clean rags. Apply at this Office. u
J. d. Conway Jr. was In the city
today from his home near Kurten.
Jas Cooper was in the city today
from his home on Rock Prairie
Fancy groceries at reasonable pri-
ces. c. Il. Bullock & Co. Phone 3S6.
100
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-01
Division Superintendent Here

MIR. n. Martin. Division Superin.
tendent OF the |. & G.. y. was in the
city today in conference with Mayor
Maloney and the members Of the
council. with reference to some grad.
ing and Improvements required by
the council on Burleson street. Mr..
Martin expressed himself as perfect
y willing TO comply with whatever
requirements the council might ask.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-01
Missionary and Educational Rally.

The Missionary and Educational
Rally TO be held by quite a number
OF the leading Baptists OF Texas. win
convene AZ the First Baptist church
in this city tomorrow afternoon AZ 4
o'clock.
Following Is the program:
p. m.-0rganization.
4:lO-4 3O-lnspirational
T. Y. Adams. Calvert
4:30-5-Meaning Of this Rally
II. Broom. Nayasota
5-5:3O-G General Report by Missionar'
les. J. Pipkin. d. b. Waite. =
II. Morgan and others.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-01
Baseball az A and NJ.

The A and NJ. boys will play 81. Ed
wards college two games. Thursday
and Friday. which will be called nj
4:30.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-01
RAILROAD TIME CARD.

W. a" nouth DOuuu. ..s.s. sE.ll u. IN.
The latest invention "Tipless' Light
Globes. Same price as the old brands.
Cole Hardware Co ilg
For Sale-Four room cottage near
Graded School. Small cash payment
and balance like rent J. w. Bats.
80
For Sale-Fiye room cottage and
one tot Of ground near Main Street.
Reasonable terms. '. W. Bats IS
Lost Black and white spotted
shoat Split in left and underbit in
right ear Leave word az this Office.
Atlanta Constitution: As a concert
artist Mr.. Rice rank with the best.
St Paul Pioneer Press: His sing.
ing was one OF the sensations OF 81.
Paul musical circle.
Portland oregonian: Mr. Rice is
one of the finest tenors ever heard in
Portland.
Tickets on sale at Smith Drug Co.
Price 80 cepts
II YOU want your press sing. clean
ing and repairing done promptly send
u 10 Parks& Waldrop. 100
II you want your pres ling. clean
ing ana repairing done reasonably
send 10 10 Parks a waldrop. 100
We are now making a specially Of
cleaning and pressing. Ladies skirts
AZ reasonable prices. Parks q Wal.
drop. 100
have a nice line OF fresh ONE
made Fruit cakes and nice fancy
cakes and "a.
MIR huo oehne
Mrs 10. s. parker and Mrs d. A.
l.awrenes-swent to Dallas today 10
visit Miss Mary Ross Parker and
other relatives in that city.
II you want your pressing. clean.
ing and repairing done satisfactorily
send II TO Parks & waldrop. %
The Eagle is requested by DR.. wea.
yer to announce meeting OF the
deacons and finance committee OF the
First Baptist church at the church
tonight at 1:45.
Phone Parks a Waldrop about your
cleaning and pressing and they'll
have a boy there In a iify and return
Il the same way. 100
Don't forget the Rice Concert Fri.
day April End. $3.50 p. m. II will be
an event long TO be remembered. Mr..
Rice has an international reputation
as one OF the finest tenors In the Unt
ted States. 100
See my Plot at First National bank.
W. A. Dodson. iO2
Ballard Moore was down today
from Edge.
,. NJ. Wallace Of Edge was in the
city today
Contractor J S. Harrison OF Waco
was In the city today.
Sheriff Anderson OF Conroe was !
here today on business.
Mrs Ida Japhe; returned 10 her !
home In Houston this afternoon after
her mother Mrs. Julie wip-
prech,.
Mrs W. c. F'tiley departed for her
home in Huntsville this afternoon AZ.
ter a pleasant visit TO her daughter
Mrs. ]. Webb Howell
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Die gunoesregieruna min
nun aub einen Snlpeftor fir eli
ierne 8ettiteaen anlteaen. 8ns Sic.
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milien muB, lit uns aleroings un4
flor 8ieaei6t ilt es oie 9lni6affung
palienoer 9etten fir Die peri6iebe-
nen Weilitaritationen. Ser 9cstell
bringt $125 per Monot, lit oter
MIR temporar unb fam ieoen 9lu-
genblif pieber follirt perben. gine
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oernber 1909 uno ein anoerer oln ].
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ton fin @ebiilfs-Gbemifer i'm 9lder-
bau=8epartement miro am Is. uno
16. Sept. ftattfinoen. Ser goitell
bringt $t200-$1S00 per sSahr.
Im 8. Sept. finoet Elm gramen fir
eiuen 9lr5t i'm Snoianer-9 -9cpartement
ltott. Oieier Soften bringt $1,000 i'm
Sabre ein.
Diitrift4Sitlfs-4npalt gban-
bers erflart, oaB Die 4nflagen pegen
@erlesltng Der Spielgeiebe iid] ni1t
auf Die our6 oie brei Staots-Hanger
am 9onneritog 8erbafteten uno Die
Merifaner ser @eitleite beihrG,Ifcn
iueroen. 0ie brei 3anger ipionier-
ten Den gan5en Donneritoe unlher.
Sie butten cine Spielbo1e i'm Ser5e,l
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on 9onneritaa 5uerit aufsebo6en
baben mem fie in 8etrieb gene
len mare. 8ieier 6aa miro lpobr~
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tant-@enerol Neipton unb @oup.
Gombell berfamen uno auf feline Mn-
meilungen bin banoelten. Die Spiel-
uteniilien iuuroen nit oenen oil /.
5ebr. erbeuteten, inn Gourtbaus lu-
terdebrod1t.
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Der Spti1tiit fiiloet aud oes 2e-
bens Troia niht ungereinlt.
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iabrigen &riege bart nlitgenommen,
1876 BON ben Sron5oien p0lliq
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ser oufgebout poroen mar. Da5
i'm slnfong oes 1S. So6rbunoerts
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perlpiiitet lporoen.
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bon sStalien, bat einen neuen @elte
reforo fir 9ereiteiger oufseiteat.
@r beitieg ben Berg @ooonitl=Nulten
bis 81 elmer Sobe bon 24,600 SUB.
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binon berrld)te. prd6tiges @etter,
uno oae Mitelieoer Der Expedition
itno Bel por5iiglider @elunobeit in
gonoipur angelanet. Ser Berg
@ooOnin=guiten, bie friibere 5pise
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britilhen eeologiiden 8eieaihoit
nod Dem eriten grforiber bielar
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nonnt. Gr iit neben Dem Mpunt
gperett Die bobite befonnte Berg.
ipiBe Der @elt uno bat cine Sobe
bon 2S,265 SUB.
Die 9feeierl,ng bon 9ene5lelG
bat eingelpilliet, Ser limited Stotes
uno 8ene5nela Company 6ie Sltm-
ME BON $475,000 ol1s5u5ablen.
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getotet 81 boben. 0ie 6rm glebt
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bat, bebanptet aber, iie babe es
getan, neil er in betrunfenem 3u=
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natnens Campbell eri6oiien poroen.
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ben Woroer ausfinoig gu mo6en.
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perodbtig felteenomnen. gr mar
nit Campbell berfeinoet, botte olt
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nit ibnt.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir
Nornlalihulen bot 1924 Certificate
peiBen 2ebrern uro 296 farbiaen
2ebrern 5ugeitaroen. gronliitiert
muroen 4547 @eibe uno 672 Sur
6iae.
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Brobibitioniiten fir SEN 9iitrift
Sfibrnore cine 2oeal Sption-Mb1t;nl-
m1lng a1s5uihreiben, abgepiefen.
6. 9. Spencer in Wlorlin
pliroe oes 8oti6laes i6uloig befun-
Den ino 8u 5mei Sabren 3u6tbols
perlrteilt.
Der 9aorooeutide 2lopo-0mll-
pier v8reslau@ lit onl 5reitag in
8alpeiton eingetroffen.
Sim 13., IA. uno IS. Sftober
ion in 2odbort Elm logenatlnter
Cotton Garnipal" itattfinoen.