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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-15

tacIes in which they will be kept in
ali aseptic state.
In this "scTubbing up" room are
large porcelain sinks into which will
run spigOts of hot and cold water.
These water outlets are controlled by
a system of foot pedals in order that
the surgeon may use quantities of
hot and cold water freely without
touching anything WITH his hands. Be
sides these stand enormous immersion
jars containing antiseptic solutions
for the preparation of the surgeon s
hands.
As to Nurses.
In connection with the hospital a
training school for nurses win be con
Quoted, which will be in charge of the
superintendent and two trained
nurses The corps of hospital nurses
will consist at first, of six trained
nurses from the Touro infirmary at
New Orleans. There will, of course,
be A night and a day force.
Miss Dewitt billiard, who will be in
charge of the nurses corps has not
yet arrived, but her place las been
so far most efficiently filled, at least
in the general work Of arranging, by
Miss Amelia Greenwald, formerly of
TCuTO infiTmaTy.
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the room he closed the door quickly
and climbed out of the window. Once
outside he pulled down the window
to prevent being suffOcated by the
smoke and hung suspended from the
ledge. Soon his roommate handed a
blanket out of the window. Down
this improvised ladder Editor Muir
dock fed. finally dropping to the roof
of an adjoining building. He was not
hurt.
When seen shortly after the fire.
Mr.. Murdoch was sitting in the Y. NJ.
G. 4. rooms, clothed only in a night
shirt and trousers.
Il was only slightly injured" he
said. Il jumped from the end of that
blanket to the roof of low building
adjoining the hotel. and then climbed
down to the ground and came over
here IN my bare feet. ] left every
thing, including my watch, pocket
book and diamond stud"
x-Governor G.. w. Click was car
ried down a ladder from the third
floor and escaped without injury.
Major 4. NJ. Fuller. assistant post
master of Topeka, escaped injury by
climbing down 4 fire ESCAPE from the
fourth floor. He was clad only in his
night robe and was unable to save
any of his belongings.
w. Y. Morgan, a member of the
legislature and editor of the Hutchin-
son News. and his wife. we're among
the guests. Both escaped with their
lives. but Mrs. Morgan sustained a
painful injury.
Mr.. Morgan later said: Mrs. Nor
gan and myself were in the southeast
corner, on the fourth floor When we
awokc the rooms and halls were filled
with smoke and flames. And it was
impossible to escape through the hall
and there was not fire escaped at our
windows. 1 secured a blanket, and,
as | held it out of the window. Mrs.
Morgan slipped down it to the roof OF
an adjoining building one floor be-
low I followed her, jumping. From
the roof we reached the ground by
means of a ladder. Mrs. MoFgan's
ankle was broken by the fall to the
roof, but she is resting easily The
hotel was crowded and it is a miracle
that many did not lose their lives"
J. Z. Lambert, of Emporia, who is
believed to have been burned to death
and whose body is in the ruins. was
one of the best known men in the
state. For eight years he was post
master at Emporia and for four years
he was United States district attor-
ney for the eastern district OF Kan
sas-
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GERMAN LADS
WERE At Y.M.C.A.
Spent Wednesday AS Enthu-
Siastic Guests of the Lo-
cal Association.

The Y. NJ. c. A. extended a most
clever courtesy on last Wednesday
when. at the invitation of Secretary
Sheriff., about 80 of the young Ger
mans on the training ship FTeya now
in port took advantage of the enter
tainment accorded them at the asso-
citation building. The pool and bill
lard tables received enthusiastic at
tentiOn. and the entire building was
inspected in a very flatteTing and ap-
preciative manner by the young Ger
man lads. All of the embryo sailors
present fine type of young manhood,
and appear to be enjoying every hos
pitality extended them by the city.
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Why Does IL Cure

Not because IL Is SaFsapariIIa,
but because IL Is a medicine Of
peculiar merit, conpoSed OF more
than twenty different remedial
agents effecting phenomenal
cures OF troubles OF the blood,
stomach, liver and bowels.
Thus Hoods Sarsaparilla cures scroll
ula, eczema, snemia, catarrh, nervous
ness, that tired feeling, dyspepsia, loss
of appetite, and builds up the system.
Get it today IN the usual liquid form or in
ehoeolatsd tahlst form called SarSstabs.
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PENSACOLA SANITARIUM
OPENSTS DOORS TOPUBLlC

room is perhaps the most interesting
and certainly the most modernly and
thoroughly equipped from a scientific
standpoint in the entire building.
All methods of treatment supplied
by the various institutions at Hot
Springs may be given in the The
raTpy room, which, in fact, contains
every known modern appliance for the
administration of electricity. The
walls of the room are enameled black.
in order to prevent the reflection of
light, and to serve as 4 dsTkener in
the development of X-ray pictures.
Leaving this room and regaining
the hallway, the nurses dining room
is found in the rear, behind which is
located the buffers pantry, the store
room and general kitchen. An en-
closed pavilion is to be found at the
rieht, in the center of which is INSTALL
ed a passenger elevator.
Further in the rear. and apart from
the main building are wards to be de-
voted to male and female cOIored pa
tients respectively, and fuTtheTmost
I'm the rear a treatment room is locat-
ed for accident and emergency cases.
This room is fully equipped with sur
gical appliances for minor work.
Adjacent to the rooms are baths,
and a laboratory devoted TO micro
Sc opic and similar work. In this de-
partment may be found modern types
OF microscopes. incubators, micro
tones, also freezing apparatus for the
examination of tumors, excretions
and pathological specimens.
The Second Floor.
Proceeding to the second floor, a
full! south frontage is to be found,
there being three suites of private
rooms.
The central is a landing for a
broad fight of stairs, which lead di-
rCctly from the reception hall on the
first floor. On the left and in the
rear are the rooms of the Superintend-
ent and house surgeon, a large ward
for the accommodation OF moderate
priced beds being located in close
proximity. Turning to the right, the
second story of the enclosed pavilion
is reached, and also the entrance to
the elevator shaft
II the rear of these are located two
large wards for the accommodation OF
male and female patients respectively.
Furthermost in the rear. and con-
Eected with the main building. is To-
Gated the general sterilizing and main
operating room.
The Operating Room.
The operating room, among other
advantages, possesses a valuable
northern and eastern light. The walls
are enameled in a white waterproof
coating in order that they may be
thoroughly flushed with a hose and
thoroughly scrubbed preparatory to
operative work. Here are to be found
the latest types Of modern instrument
cases and operating tables.
To the left of this room is located
the general sterilizing or "scrubbins
up" room. in which is located the
sterilizers for the preparation of in
Struments, and the sterilization of
water aud dressings, and the reeep-
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flames, while others made their way
through the halls and down to the
street through the dense smoke or
clambered down the fire escapes. The
firemen were unable to make any
Roadway in fighting the flames and
presently guests appeared at the win
dOws on all sides. Fortunately the
ground was covered with snow and
this partially broke their fall. But
few were able to save their personal
belongings. Within an hour after
the fire statTed the hotel was a COM
pIete loss. only the walls remaining.
Henry Wills, the negro porter, was
the first to learn of the fire A mo-
ment later William Jenkins, the night
Waterman, and Wills began a sys-
tematiC trip through the house, wax
ing the guests. Men, women and
children, scantily clad, were soon
crowding the upper halls. About half
of the one hundred and fifty guests
managed to get to the lower floor and
out through the front and side doors
before the stairway was cut off. Half
A dozen were forced to jump from
windows while the others were res
cued by firemen from the windows of
the hotel. from tops of adjoining
buildings to which they had jumped
and from fire escape landings. But
few of the guests had time to collect
their personal belongings and most of
the guests got out of the building
only in their night clothes. The
ground was covered with snow and
the refugees tramped barefoot and
scantily clad to the Y. NJ c. A build
ing and nearby drug stores where the
injured were cared for. There were
many thrilling escapes The only one
Of the guests whose condition is re-
garded as serious is 4. w Smith, of
Mcpherson, former department COM
mander of the Grand Army of the Re
public and once a candidate for gov
ernor on the republican ticket. Smith
and II. A Rowland. also =. McPher-
SOD, were sleeping in a room on the
fourth floor, near the south side of
the building. There was little chance
for their receiving outside aid, so the
two made d ladder of their bed
clothes and suspended IL from the
window. Each In turn descended as
far as possible on the rope ladder
and dropped OF the ground. Smith
crashed into an areaway. striking on
a railing He sustained q broken
ankle and internal injuries. Rowland
followed Smith down the ladder and
also fell. He was picked up uncon-
SCIOuS ana DOJn were taken TO the
hospital. There it was found that
Smiths condition was serious. Row
land suffered three ribs broken. Webb
McNall. of Smith county, former state
superintendent of insurance. like
wise made a sensational escape Nc
Nall was sleeping in a room on the
third floor in the front part of the
building In the room with him was
suit case containing $50, 900 of Kan
sas municipal bonds, the property of
fraternaI organization. Mr.. McNaH
said: Il guess I was lucky, all right
I was one of the first ones out of the
building and / saved all the bonds |
had in my grip. All lost was a
little clothing"
Thomas Benton Murdoch, the vet
eran editor of the Eldorado RepubIi
can occupied a room on the south
side Of the fourth floor. As soon as
he was awakened BY the cries Of fire
he opened the door to the hallway but
when a cloud of smoke poured into
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ONION CLUB TO ENTERTAIN.

Chicago, Jan. 14-To strengthen
fl iednship's ties. the Onion club of the
Occident viii act as host at an onion
dinner TO be served fifty guests on
Saturday evening. With the excep-
ton of bread and butter, every course
viii be an onion preparation. There
wis be eight or nine courses.
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ART TREASURES SOLD.

New York. Jan. 14.-More than
So 900 was realized at the first days
auction sale Of art treasures of the
late Baron Spec5I Won SternbeTg, for
nIerly German am bassador 10 the
United States. The highest bid was
$3.50 for pair Of oviform Chinese
vases which went to Mrs. w. D
Sloane. Many society women attend
ed the sale which continues today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-01-15

PILES CURED IN s TO "A DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case OF Itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or PTOtTUdiug Piles IN to II
days or money refunded soc
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bitionsitaaten uno Sfrritorien in 60.
cal Srtion. Staotent in peldcn Der
@etrGnfehanbeI pcr5oten lit.
Sic abnabm euneres au.
benboRbcIs.
Roh offi5iellen Mu9aben BEG itoti
itiiden bureaus hes Snnoels-G epor.
tenlents rpar ser Miideane ser Ereiic
in 9robem Mabd sic uriad)a Der slb.
nobnle bon 1901 100000 i'm @artbe
oes Supports unb 1851, 100000 in
@ertbe bes Grtprts i'm ausI1nSiiden
Sanocl Ser Ser. Stuaten ipGbrcno bes
Sabres 1908. Gle abuabmc inn @cr.
The mar nber hid)t 1lcifbcoeuteno nit
elmer Ibilabnlc Ser S,iialit1t Scr i'm.
portirten uuh crportirten @aarcn,
mic cS id)eillcn fonnte. Tie nieoligen
Ereiie iuaren i'll piclen SGIlcn cin
rpidti9er Saftor fiir Die gon5e Mbnobs
me. Gtes gilt beipnberS pom Sssn,.
port. Gle Stntiitif IdBt beiipieIsmei.
ie e.Iabeu, boB, nGbrcno Ser @ertb
Der in 1908 erportirteu 9oumlpoqe
$439,0O00O0 NOR, 9eaeu $470,0O0,ON
i'm Sabre 1907. Die G.uantitdt I'M
1S3,00O,0O0 Eiunb 5ugenommen bat.
1ic IN 1908 importirte Hobieioe MIR.
Dc aif $64,250,OON beiuertbCt, eegen
$11.750,0OO I'M porbergchnoen Sabr.
trotbem uabm Die G.iiantit1t nm g..
100000 Eillno 5ll. Ser Support ppll
98olfe nabm i'm @ertbe pom 40 Gro.
sent ob. ober an GuantitGt llur nm
"A Ero5ent; Ser Support bon Sdutcn
ltnn Sellan Inn % Ero5cnt i'm @ers
the ab, ober MIR III 5lpei EroSent al
Suontit1t; Niber I'M 30 Hro5eut i'm
@rrtbe ab, ober MIR orei Ero5ent an
SunntitGt.
Mebr Spfer scr Mbifaf.
fung Der Gun1inc.
Muf Dir Ihitafiung Der aantine
fam ser 900 breicr Wotroien uno Die
ltmarc Grfrantlun9 bon 5ebn anberen
in Der Marc SSlono.S Iottcniuerfte bel
San Jron5isco 5uriif9ciiihrt iperoen.
Gieielbeu mad)tcn iid Mild,punid,e
aus 5ol5ulfobol, Den tie burd) Nus.
iteioen aus iliiiiigem @rmmi Sc.
ment gepanucr. Cine babe Sfnnhe
ipdter ipllroe Die gauge @eieuifoit
bon 9r1mpicn bcfalleu.
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in Hnflanb Gum Sobc pcrurtbcilt

philadelphia ia, ga, +. ,Sebr.
- Die pereiniateu bcltid)en @emerbe
pon E~bilabclpbia baben 9eid,liiiie nn'
0cnpnlmlerL morin lie sic He9ierun9
Der Ter. Staoten eriud)cn, ioiort
Sfrittc mescn Der an9eblid)cn lum-
marildlcn iSinri1tung IN HuBluno
bon sSriB Strombadl ei,lem Solbnten
Der Scr, Stoatcn unb frilbereu Gin'
lpobncr pom Eb:laoclpbio, 5u ergrci-
fcn. Gie anaeborigcn Strombad]'s
habcll. iuie JIG iageu, crit fiir5lid) IN
Grfahrula aebradt, oaB Strombad,
an 10. Sftober 1907 III Solien, &ilrt
lollo. pcrboitct unO bingeriftet NOR
0en lei; CT lei allf llrlullb BORT gcluc'
ZEN, lllu leine Mllttcr IN H,lBlonb,
ipcldlc or im9llter pom 10 ><abren Der
loi'en mo icitoern nid]t mieoer &c.
lcben babe. III bcIudyen. ST ici an
26. Scptemlbcr 1899 IN Sen Seller
lpn.9arr0den Mo, IN Die Gompo9.
nic g" bea 80. tsufantcrie. Gegimeuts
eill9etrcten, babe AMI Den Ebilippiucr
nit icinem He9inlent geoieut mo lei
nit oieiem llod) bell Ser. Stnutcn
jrrildgetchrt.
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@iro nid,t idriucigen.

Gam. @ompers reject III Neps Dor.
mo mad)t Anariii ani Seuator
Root. - Grflart iid) entlfloiien,
trce oller Ginboltsbefehle neiter
81 fGmpicn.
.Dort, /. Icbrllor. - Gen
crIten @cillt bes Hr1iioentcn Somlcl
@ompcrs BON DER yAmericon Seoera'
tion Of 9abor" nadl leincr, ionic
Mitdea's un0 Morrilou's &erurtbei.
lung 5il eirer @eiGnaltiBitrufe olrrd'
9iid)tcr Mrigbt, benubte Die .Gentrn.
Teoerateo ltuion" 9eltern Nohmittag
81; elmer cinmiitbigen GcmonItrotio!l
Qegen Die Mniueloun3 bcs GinboltS-
bcicbls bel Nrbeiter = StreiIigfeitc1.
alf 4ntrn9 bes Selegnten Nbraham5
mliroc Sru. 8oulpcr3 in eillem Ser,
%trauenspotum inter lebbnitciter 3ll-
THINNING mli allen Seiten Derlid)ert.
onb Die 0tlegnten Der Is. i. H." bis
sum lcsten Nltbem5uge iiir Oas Hedt
Der freicn Hebe llnb ireicn Yreiie
falnpfen iuiiroen.
Nompcrs leitete ieinc fllr3e Mn'
lprud,c nit eincm Ingriii All Den
rcuerludblten 9unbesienutor Hooi
iuesen ieiner Musfiibrun9en sesen Die
biretten Nomlinationen Der 9rnoeS'
Scnatorcn Snitiatiue unb Neieren'
bum an Gonnerlta9 i'm aapitol 81
Nlbanp cin, obne i'm ollerbings bireti
jil nerlncn. GS lei oas llngliid
meinte Der Nebner, baB Die Silent
liden 9eamten INNER mcbr unb
mchr Der Gontrole Oes @oIfes ent,
io9cn Uiiroen. Gam siug or oui
ieille Serllrtbeilung ein luio erfl1rtC
inter benz geifol ser lelegateu scr
IS. j. IT," boB er trot oner GIN
baltsbefcble meiter fir al' Gas ciu'
treten unb fGnlpfen neroe, mas CT
i'm Snterclie Der arbeiterhemeauna
uro bes 9onSen Bottles iiir riftig
baIte. Man babe ibnt unterle9t, oab
ei lit) Den @crihten nid)t iiiaen MOLE
unb tic miBahte. Rifts !ieSe ibnl
ferner; er nenbe iid) nur segen Die
Mnihauungen einiaer Rid,ter. pelhe
Ole Hedte oes Io[fes niht obten
suullen. =
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Sinh pom 8ergIDmcn SerriHcn.

BALLAD. Cal. +. 6ebri,ar.
Gin araBlider Inblid bot iid ben
@uacn Der Srau Gbas. 9roDn, oils lie
om SamItag abeno. BON einem aus'
gauge inr%iiffehreno, ooS bier Weilen
Dom "Sotel GeInnar" aelesene Belt
rer 5omiIic betrat. Gin gerslope
Eatte iidl III oas Belt geihIihen, ibr
jlpei Sabre aItes S5bnfen eripiirst
Ino 5erfleiif,te chen Die 9eife bea
rmgliidlidcn &inbes. Gie Wutter
~itiir5te init einem Shrci oes Gnt.
iebens auf Die Bette ,u, sic elm @e.
brill ansItieB ino oann riidm1riS
acbeno onrd) Den bintcren 1bcil oeS
3eltes ent!uid,. ip1breno ibr Mad)er
uon Dem @liltc ocs ainoes ~trieite.
Iic Sanilie grown mar ucr 3uei
Moten ucn Ielalpore mad, GnIifor.
nien %gefommel,.
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Staot Baltimore.
SuffnunaspOle S0bne.

SoI)n mo Bernard Sonohlc pcrbuI.
tet. lpcil JIG ocnl %at,r nid)t ne.
hordlten. Bernard Der Ct. Wos
rien'. SnSuitrieitulc iiberlpieien.
Nnf larger Snao iiber Iab
mo @arten5dnnc feItgenpmman.
Inter ser @ei6uloiGrulg, lih an.
geblid Der Gontrole Ihrer Gltern emf.
5ogcn 81 boben. lunrben g%eitern Der
81 Sabre alte Sobn i. unb Der Is.
iGbrige Bernard :. Gonobue bon
Nr. pa, Grub .apenuc, pcrbaf.
tet mo in Die norbneitlihe Foli5ei'
itation eingelieiert. @ei Der Snlfen'
pilitotion lunrOe in Dem au5ug oes
GrItereu Gin Menplper aeflunoen llo
Der Srdger oeiielben allt) oes Era.
gems perborgeu,r @nifen bcihuloigt.
Hid)ter 2plon ipraf Sobn s. Conc
hue bon Ser eritcn 9eiduuloigrug irei
llno iiberipieS i'm iucgen Der 3lpeitcn
Dem <Grinlinalgeridt. BERNARD 9.
Ionobue purbe Ser ct. Warien. ST..
buitrieifule bis 81 ieiner 8~oIlidbrig.
felt iiherpieien. Sn bent Serbor err.
tlorte Der @oter Der boffllu1gspollen
gnrif,eL onB er oilBer Stanbe iei,
lid, 8eborinmfeit bel ben Sohnen al
perldlatteit, audi CAB er an, oaB
Sobn, Der Gltere Der 9cioen. i'm an,
Sonntag nit Dem Heuolp,r beorobt
babe. Iie GerboitunG erfolgtc crit
nat elmer lurlaen Suao oilrh @1r-
ten, iibcr IGder mo 3duae. gls
Seraeont Garberrp ru1o Eoli,iit Ste.
oeils oi, elierlichc @ohnnna betro.
ten, iliihtetcn oia Nurid;cn burd,
cine 2ohlufc. Iicfcn ii6cr mebrere
Edfler mo flttterieu oolll in cine
offenfiebenoe &oDnung. bon no lie
lire IludJt iiber 8Grtcn llno ,3Gltnc
rortlcBeil iuouteri. ais lie Don hen
Boli5iitell, peltlc ibuen eb,nio idnen
geTolgt iuuren. Oerbnftcf ipilroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02

Battle Snr Meiie in's ansIanb &c.
iorst G.. @aine,- 4r. 413, Dtt.1aIti
iporeftrake, nabe gnifom Hsaie Ass.
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F"s Ger @einn1percin ,Mclooie"

""' Ger GeInn1percin .Mclooie"
peronitnltet Delltc 9lbenb. oen ..
Sebrudr. in Sbimet's Safe, Ir.
932. Moro @roaoiuap, cine bunlori.
itiid,e MISUNDERSTANDING. 2aS Gro.
arainm lit Elm reidbaltises.
Tsae mrs Nnsfnnb 6efsvBt q. Da6ias, i12
Ef.Nnftinior r GIT. aahe 0aiism r0swir.nuesss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02

mar, lmlrbc olf orei SATIRE inter Fo-
role 0citcllt.
Ncrr see ubcrm Ganot
bat.
StoutS Senator 8loir See bon
HodpiQc, Wto.. bot oilQctiinoi9t, bub
G. lid 0ieifs Sohr nhcrmnl3 I'M Die
Domination bclucrbcn miro. 2lubcr
ibm miro Nr. Ghorlcs Is. Griffith
bon Neoue2uiQc, cbemaligcr GrGli.
oellt ser Gpuntp. GomnliIiGrc BON
Northumberland nla mo9lidcr
@cmcrbcr Inn ooa Amt 0clonnt.
Nbcrmul5 Dcrbuftct.
Sttic .. Ghil0rlS, ein @alSon'
ItrCider uon Guuuilc. go, mclter
oen Iormcr 1ou @illcp cridob unb.
Don Der Goroncr2- &rrrp nit Der &c
griinbuna, GoB c9 iidl nm cincH un-
gliidlid)cn 3ltiuu banbIc. frci8cipros
den milroc, iii pom hci, 0iroB0elhpc
rencn in NnflaNc5ultcnb pc"ictt mo
tuic0cr pcrbuitct mCr0Cn. Bel Dem
&uqu2it mlroc mlaAcioQt oub nur
Gin Sd)tB iirl, m0brcu0 sic Mittiuc
Oe@ (o01en nor 0cn @robQeldporc
nrl ou9lu0tt. Dob Wlcbrerc Shiiiic
otf @iucp db9cicllcrt murocn, dis
Derielbc, mn 0cr Tcrbaitlng III eut-
geberL uon ieiacr @ohmulg ilch.
So0t uufgef un0en.
On ocn @otel bon @cter $. WIcuic
III Cumberland muroc elm @oIt, ipel,
der ais rSorrcs s. @i4 rcRiitrirte,
tobt mligeiln0cn. Ter GrNtc mar
un1ci6br % Sabre oil mo ioQ aus
SSceoln, ga, itoWuuc1. 2lacm 2ln.
iNeinc uudb lit err zines uatiirliGen
SooC5 gcitorbcn.
0robfcuer in Girginicn.
Sn G%biIboiuic. &o., lit om Sont-
tag cir gauges Strabcngcuicrt, III
lpclcbcni iiA bullptiddlid) 0cibait5.
hduicr %bcinuoen, ubHetramt, Ter
onAerjd tctc Shaoen miro ami 500,
Geo acidDGBt.
Wor0 NM 80 Gents?
Ger Ero5eB BON Tbomo0 ulO
Winnic EoicD IN Munaiias, go,
megcn Der GrmoroumG ron G0uuro
Gair, mc!d)cr pcriGobcl pcroen n1ub'
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