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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16
BAR OF GOLD BULLION
WORTH $4,000 RECEIVED
BY PRESCOTT BANK

Prescott. Ariz.. July 15.-Ycsterday
the Bank of Arizona received q bar Of
gold bullion from the Mount Elliott
Consolidated at Chararral, that went
To the value of 3.250. and In addition
TO that output over $4,000 in a concen-
tratc yield Is ready at The minc tor
shipment 70 Humboldt.
This good result was accomplished
during a part OF the month Of june,
and o few days run IN July. 10
was the heaviest made by this COM
pany in recent months.
The new five drill air compressor
that IS to be electrically driven. ar
rived in Prescott from the east ycs-
terday. and will go ont to the mine.
today. IL win be ready for opefa-
ton by Saturday night. ami with
this appliance an mining In the future
viii he conducted a. the five points
the system. which will give some
idea of the magnitude OF the work
projected on this great undertaking
I'm recent development on the 200
level Of the Ticonderoga. some
very important determinations have
made in W. old shoots lying
az q point above the said level. where
= good grade 81 ore in "a strong vein
has been cut into. From these work
.ngs the recent mill yield is The best
indication OF the values contained. In
the face Of this drift that Is beins
run to the west side lines Of the IT,
conderoga ground. the showing also
continues to improve as distance b.
and depth reached At another
point ON the system. in Ticonderoga
NJ. ?. drifting % ia west Is also be-
ing prosecuted 10 re- ch the I~ndepend-i
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16

nee lead, where established orc bod
les are Known TO be in place from
what has been heretofore accomplish
ed.
The method of handling the ex-
tensive Interests of this company. and
the recent Development OF Il new body
of ore on the 400 foot level OF the
Dividend ground, gives this company
a strong standing. Tho mill is rum
ming steadily on q full SHIFT of TWEEN
ty-four hours ana an abundance of
ore is available for future treatment,
I'm n few days steam power win he
discarded ana the surface ana under
ground WORKINGS propelled entirely by
electric power.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16

Indiana brewers don't want.
Democrats think they have a good
chance of winning IN Indiana. They
are hopeful Of defeating Senator
Beverage and getting a democratic
legislature. senator ReNeridge says
they haven't got n ghost OF a show,
but this isn't the democratic version.
Now, II may so turn out hat Bryan
win get into the game IN such a way
as TO hurt seriously the democratic
chances. FOR there is no doubt the
brewers will resent IL il he speaks In
the state.
Thus is presented the rather re-
markahle spectacle OF Colonel Bryan
Selling hold OF the liquor question
and coming cut for county option in
such n way as To diminish democratic
prospects in his own state and per-
haps to injure them in Indiana
All this would be enough to give
those good democrats who seek only
the success Of the party at the polls,
regardless OF how IL Is achieved
something between heart failure and
Mysteries, but il Is not all The truth
is. that Colonel Bryan seems hcnt on
being a manufacturer OF trouble for
the democrats, now thet ne is no
longer a candidate for any office.
He has but lately got through stir
ring up "a nice ruction in Ohio. where
he wanted the democratic party in its
state convention to indorso Il candi-
date for the senate This brought
him into antagonism with Governor
Judson Harmon and the Harmon
crowd.
It was pretty clearly brought out
that Bryan has his knife out for the
Harmon presidential boom, and that
when the time the Nehras-
kon's knife win be buried to the hilt
just under the filth rib OF the boom
aforesaid And it IS not TO be forgot
ten that Governor Harmon has so
managed things AS to get on with the
liquor interests which MIR. Bryan IS
fighting.
Folks there are and plenty who
stand off ana gaze at Nebraska, and
say Colonel Bryan is a dead one"
But the signs don't read that way. Ii
may be thai Colonel Bryan is not
destined to be chosen. in the course
of q long ifc, TO any office. At any
rate, MIR. Bryan is entitled to be
called the prince of democratic IN
surgents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16
POLITICAL COUP IS
TAFT PLAN TO FIX
The TARIFF
Investigations by Tariff Board
Under Direction of President
Expected TO Result in Impor-
tant Changes in Schedules.
Morning Journal Bureau,
613 Munsey Building.


fEFf - EHf ~ -
Removal of the tariff as an issue in
the presidential campaign Of 1912 is
expected to result from the investiga-
tons which are now being entered on
by the tariff board under the direc-
ton of President Taft.
This idea is just beginning to dawn
on politicians here. They are won-
derlng whether the biggest sort OF Il
political coup was not executed by
the administration when the president
recommended and congress voted an
appropriation Of $250.00 for tariff
experts to investigate the cost of pro-
duction at home and abroad.
The tariff board is beginning its
inquiries, However, n report Is not
expected in time for the coming short
session Of congress. In fact, there is
talk that the president viii ask for
still more money for the tariff experts
and will recommend an appropria-
ton of $500. 900.
The inquiry is expected to continue
for a Year or more. II viii not be pos
sible, it is thought now. for the presi-
dent to get thorough, complete re-
ports on tho yarious schedules until
about time TO send in the annual mes
cage to congress q year from next
Ial..
In the next long session OF congress-,
which will begin in December. 1911,
the question Of revision OF the tariff
viii undoubtedly come up. II viii
not arise in congress before then, UNI
less in . purely pcrfunctory way, 1t il
thought.
Presumably, such recommendations
as the president has to make will be
made to the session Of the Sixtysecond
congress. They will supposedly be
recommendations for the overhauling
of certain schedules. and not for the
revision Of the tariff law entire.
1t Is quite generally expected that
the vol schedule will be one of those
singled out for readjustment, mas
much as President Taft does not like
II. It is quite likely that whatever
recommendations the president may
have to make e. congress as the result
Of the inquiries Of the tariff board will
be accompanied by the information
that when. from time to time, it Is
found from the workings of the sche-
dulles that they need overhauling,
congress will be so advised.
II will net he at all surprising IL
the next long session of congress will
be induced to revise a schedule or
two Of the tariff. This might ut first
sound incredible, but the president.
with recommendations of the tariff
board showing the need Of reductios,
and with g big campaign ahead for
the election of q congress and n presi-
dent. will be able to force the leaders
in congress to do some tariff read
justing.
once a schedule or W is changed,
the republican leaders eel 20 out be-
fere the country in the 1912 campaign
and appease the demand of revision
lists by telling them that it will be the
republican policy from time to time
to take up schedules hat are shown
to need revision and revise them.
1t is easy to see that such a policy
Will. to a large extent, get rid of the
tariff as an issue on which many votes
q be won.
I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16

During the month OF June the Geo
logical survey reported the classified
ton Of l,2f4.50l acres of coal land
and l,806, 6b5 acres Of uon-eoal land.
The sale price OF the conl land was
fixed at S0,605, 500. The minimum
price fixed by law for The same land
Is $4,000. 923.
Withdrawals were made covering
~l.350,S6I acres OF coal land and 5000
acres O.. oil land. Reservations were
made of 1896, 500 acres Of withdrawn
oil land In Louisiana.
Under the enlarged homestead act
2,761,933 acres of land We're recon-
mended for designation In the states
Of wyoming, Montana, Colorado New
Mexico, Washington. oregon and Utah.
Twenty mine petitions under ,his act
We're disposed OF and 40 were pending
1T the enc Of the month, many OF
which we're awaiting additional shows
ing by the applicants.
In the Musselshell Group placer
claim, situated in the Clearwater Ma
tional forest, Idaho, 500 acres were
classified as mineral land and i,43U as
non-mineral land.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16
CHOPPED UP IN
CLAY MIXING MACHINE

Toledo, Ohio, July 15.-By jumping
into a clay mixing machine and al
lowing the steel blades to cut and
ma ngle him. William Moore com-
n'itted suicide at the w%orkhousc here
whore he was a prisoner.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16
NEWS NOTES OF THE
SOUTHWEST

Humholdt, Ariz., joined the crime
circle in the murder OF Crescena Mi
fanda, who was shot by another Mex
lcah known as "Pisano.' Both were
brothers-in-law. The deed was COM
mitted M the Cordova saloon. where
Pisano is q bartender. and the causes
leading up "a the taking IF another
m life are unknown. Immedi-
"teiy preceding the killing of Mi
randa. the particulars learned were
mat Miranda came into the saloon
ana after directing abusive language
an Pisano, informed him he was arm
ed and asked the latter To come out
INT" the open. Instead of complying
with h request Pisano quickly re-
treated behind the bar. and securing a
s~ix-shooter. came from behind the
bar. and fired three shots at Miranda.
TWO OF which struck their mark, II
entering the head and the other the
chest of Miranda. He expired in "A
Few minutes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16

The United States Geological survey
has Just completed for issus new to-
geographic maps Of Bisboc and Ray
Arizona.
Henry Locke has been reapponted
postmaster "a Courtland. Arizona.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16

London. July 1.-THE coronation
OF King George has been fixed for
June %, 1911.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16
CAMPBELL QUITS
RECLAMATION
SERVICE
New Mexico Man Resigns as
Chief Law Officer G. A. R,
Organ Tells Of Good Record
of Carlsbad School Girl.
Morning Journal Bureau.
Glib Munsey Building,


a. c. Campbell OF New Mexico has
rendered his resignation to secretary
Balllneer as CHIEF law officer of the
reclamation service, and will enter the
practice of law in Denver.
In rendering his resignation Mr..
Campbell said that should he be gov
erned by personal desires. he would
remain in his present position and
render such assistance rs was in his
power to enable the secretary to
change the administration Of the re-
clamaticn act within its plain intent
and the reclamation service under the
control of the head Of the interior de-
partment
This week the National Tribune, the
offdial organ Of the Grand Army,
published in this city p ms a story and
picture Of Miss Leek of Carlsbad, y.
NJ. telling school record of which
her father. Wiuiam Leck, is extremely
proud. Miss Leek is11S Years old. She
graduated last MAY from the schools
OF Carlsbad with a record of twelve
years attendance without a tardy or
absent mark against Der,
At the recent annual meeting of the
National Education association. held
in Boston, NJ. II. Kingsley was elected
state director of the association in
New Mexico. A. J. Matthews was
selected for q similar office in Ari-
zona.
The p|OstOffice department has in
creased the salary of one clerk in
the Phoenix, Ariz.. %postoffiee from
$500 to $500 a year.
Special mail facilities from Leopold
to White Signal, y. NJ, will be dis
continued on July 10,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16

. nFriday evening last T. C. Bar
kers team ran away. and a miracul-
ons escape from severe injury or even
death. resulted Mr.. and Mrs. Barker
and Junior were in the vehicle. when
below Las Cordovas the team became
frightened and started 10 run. They
had gone hut a short distance when
Mr.. Barker was thrown "a by 4 sud
den sverve OF the ago n the team
srcd frantically on with Mrs. Barker
and Junior %clinging TO the seat Al
the second turn IN the road both were
pitched out. Mrs. Barker being
thrown close 10 a harbed wire fence
her ankles striking the wire and re-
sultine ia very painful laceration. but
not serious injury. Junior. as is the
habit u boys. lit In comparative sale
~ and suffered no damage-1aos
\ alley
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16

ITS a good thing Mrs. Chadwick
iidn't get TO Monte Carlo"
Why sog"
Why. she would have broken the
bank"
Not on Won life. Promissory noteI
font ~ there"
~fr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-16

Benham-Anybody here while | was
AWayP
Mrs. Benham-Yes. a man with a
red beard.
Benham-What lid he want?
Mrs, Benham-lle looked as II he
wanted a shave.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-18

Sc aproxima Ell cometa v sobre-
vendra I'm tempo muy caluroso,
tenemOs iustamente 10 que vd. nc
ceSita, TN trajo de dril blanco Q
crudo de hilo pudiendo escoger en-
el surtido mas grande en- Pto. Ri
CO. Chaquetss de sl.5O drill blanco
hasta S. SO seda 8 alpaca.-P.
Schira d Co.
Despachamos 6rdenes por correo
4 la mayor brevedad. 3Ov n
En- estaimprenta Sc vende papel de
psriodicos viejos { So quiuial
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-18
Cuandc termina el plazo del campeonato.
Formation del jurado.

oo z6 de Norion6re de 1910 "La Correspondence an pb
para 10 formation ado prevo cueno decdn
o sea- de mas ero iuador campeonao Correspon
pubcarA Is da de anticipation una sa de o.
de RESIDENCES en- la a capace un com
Fente cahcador de los Ell pscto cons en- on,
@ daaa autoE LA
ae dc personals e vote aado para formation
del urado Eta determnara que de los 80 nombrs Ia
@ aoGe an desgnados po los auo
los cnco nmeo hayan obten con
a rado cadcador del
Dcemre de 1910 onjuno de que havan conco
peonatoy Is de neo de 1911 dcho jurado veco LA
eon denca entrega pma que venza en- Ia con-
tenda. - ' ~ O'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-18
BASES DEL CAMFEONATO

DANEN UEL UAMI EUlVA j
Bases generates del concurso in
telectual que fue recibido
con entusiasmo por numero.
sos y distinguidos escritores
Mas de- ochenta cuentos remitidos; nauchos,
esperanto turno de publication.
LA Correspondence" que 80 Rico ceno canac
han poduc beas en- odos
Fandose en- genera denomnado literature castle
llama cuento LA Correspondence probar oe puen nro
de gran mero en- a obeto ha decdo como DOR medic d,
esta nea abre campeonato de cueno sas
autor del cuento de mas mo escto
Los cuentos deben ser in6dos
LA Correspondence oece puma de vencedo en- can
peonao ablece eva adante mno sguentes bases
1oLo cuentos que remdos Correspondence" para toma
arte campeonato deben nedo ea rass,
4" Para d campeonato de "La Correspondence.
sera pubicados Pro desearen aquos acer pco M nom
mdcando peeudonimo que ean para pubcdad
'ooc0 o0e conoer de todos modos lnombre del
Cuando termina Ell plazo del campeonato
So Ell campeonao desde ell 10 de Julio 1909
termInara ell 10 de Novembre de 1910
4os deoen contener de xto
pueden ser escros puertoqueho residences ella
ooUn msmo auo puede campeonato tai
de que no pasen Gle cuatro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-18
Lo que LA Correspondence, en- 10 posible espera

"0 quo do 0orroSPoHdenc1d BH to p0s1D1e, eSpeFa.
"endo uno de los objetos de La Correspondence em no 90
este seneo terao estudo de regional esnln
dld natuaeza Dos pugo dar patra este o
que los SIN clio preca cndo como ecen
sus trabaos vida puertorquea ao odo
tOs que ella puede ofrecer P0'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-18
"El primer cuentista puertorriqueho -"

1oEs entenddo asf estabece Coepondena de p
ico que auor unfante se ella considerable defeno como
e primer cuentsa puertoqueho Sendo de adver que ttuo
primer puesto campeono anto en-
otlo de cuentos satisfaction de % Correspondenca sal
arebatado Dor campe6n 0'
Correspondence pubara medda que los vaya reciben
todo los cuentos remdos para campeonato
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-02
Die zbnlratbsirage.


I'm 8onnerFtag abeno baben alle
5reunbe bes rsroBen" S4ulraths Ge'
Iegenbeit, Dor benz 2egisldtursaommit>
tee in Columbus ibre Griinoe fir 8ei.
bebaltung beg S9ulrutb Sin Isiner ies
bigen @eitalt duseinunber3uIeBen IS
lit unbebingt nothnenoig, bob cine
itarte Delegation mad Columbus sebt.
Gisienieen, pel6e iih fiir ben peut'
fben llnterritt in bic greihe tperfen
lppIen, m0gsn ii9 heute perionli6 ober
islspboniIh an 9errn 6enrp alberB
ben Setretdr nss 3sutitz zamsritdnt'
ffgn Stabts8erbdnoes. tpenben. SeIs
ne Gffics befinost ii4 go. 1903 8oIs
nut.Strabe unb feline 3elephon.glum'
mer lit Canal 1247 &.
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,fohu gSiie BON cincm G0lSernen Gts
garrcnlaoen. Jnbinncr bcinaRc
ifalpirt.

Der Qlnitrsider So6n NiIe, Don
20. 614 Weit Court StrdBe, mare 3ts
tern Rohmtttag BON einem b0l3erneu
Gtqarrenldoen oSnDidrer betnaDe
italptrt porben. miles Spe3ialitdt
lit es, oerartige 6ol3figuren, tpelhe i'm
Qaufe Der Sabre rnD unter ben I'm
biloen Der Witterung @lan3 unb 5drhe
perloren babsn. nit friidem 5arbenz
anitrih su nerIehen. 0eitern Qbeao
geaen 3 u6r fubr Elm GrpreBpagen
NIT einem ite6sn SUP langen sSnoiantr
Dor ieiner WobnunQ Dor. Wtie i6itte
iih an, nit 6tlfe oes GrpreBmanrs
ben rieiigen Sobn Der 0dlber lang
fam un6 porfi6tig bon benz Wa9sr
terabsubeben, als bic Totb6uut iih
pI0bli9 uuf bic beiben 8lei6geii6ter
Itiirste. Der Grprebmann bate ndmz
lt6 ieinen 5alt perloren unD NtIe
purbe BON bem bro6ero er6obener
n5on1u6utpt" bes 6ol3inbtaners ar
ben Sopf qetrOFfeu uno trug cine 3iemz
lih tiefe Wunbe bupoH. QuBerOcnc
ertitt er einen 9ru9 bes Shulterblu!z
tee. Der Snbiuner ging Bel Der Qfz
faire in bic Bride. Wiie nuroe per
putrolpagen na4 benz 9oipitaL 8es
hrQtt.
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Giierindlt.

In Der erIten Iiitrittsitatipn lief
asItern qbenp bic Melbung elm, bab
in bem SauIe no. 20 Git 8. Strabe
Elm Wtoro begungsn fpuroe. Gin pd>
trolpaaen nit golisiiten tpuros iOfort
rad, Der aenannten Noreiie sntianot,
itbod iiellte es ii9 beruus, bob bic
Sa6e ni6t 10 ihlimm mar. 8as
6dus Ro. 26 Cit 8. Ctr. 1ren5t an
Die Office Der 5umonitdts @eieas
Td1aft an, uno pas 9erionaI Der tsp:
teren mar our6 i6riQs Silferufe. mel
he aus benz QebenbnuTe tam.n, in
oroBe aufreauna oerIsst tuoroen. 5us
manitdtss goli3ilt 4llen elite in bas
6dus unb fano ben Rod merriQ Q,
9elin, bon gao. 71s DaInut Strabe
oamit bsihdftigt. bic 80 Sabre aItt
,soa Smith in ihrem 3iu1nsr mad
a[len Regefn Der Gunft su psrpriieeln
Gr nahte bsm sinIsitissn Sample cir
GEos, inbsm er nas gaar psrbdftete
Die Gefdngsnen tuurbeu in nem ga:
trolipdgsn mad bem poIi3si6dupt,
quarter gs6rdht uno untsr Der antla:
&c bes unoroentlitsn genshmsns Elm.
oefperrt. 9e 0slin bebauptet, elmer
anbsrsn monn in Der Dobnunq bsr
Smith porgefunben su hdben uni
burh bisTe Gntoedung in iinnloI,
Wutb perieBt poreen III iein.
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Rleime Hpliseina6riHten.

- 0os 9nabsugefuh bes oeperb8z
mGbieen 9iebts 0surp Staotfslt, tpeIs
fsr am 81. MfGr3 1909 pegsn alein.
bisbItabls su 80 Sagen 4rbsitsbaus,
$500 unb GoitsR perurtbeilt pprbsn
mar, tpurpe seitsrn bon bem 0irettor
fir 0fFentlite Sitsrbeit Serrn Scott
Smaa perporfsn uno 5fpar uuf 9runb
Der bonn poli3eitsf Miaitin urb
Waior grdipforo erbobensn GtntpGnbs,
- Gin Ginbrsaer itattete in be-
Montdg Raht Der Wobnung bes Gl.
mer 8olleniteir i'm 9irmont 9sbGus
he an gilbert unb 9irmont 4p. einen
9eiu6 db, ohne icoo9 neHnsnstpertbe
9eute 3u matsn.
- gbpdrb g. eeroms, Supsrins
t.nbent Der Rau6pertilaunes.2 .2iod,
erpirtte eeitsru siuen Saftbsfebl gegsn
8. 6. Sibbits, prdiioent Der 9udene
Warbls C 5rssitOne Co.. 3. Strabs
uno Geslsiion 2lbs.. unter Der Qntlass
Der liebertrstung Der 4nti.Rau6- Or
binans.
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Dies iimb 1as.

- Siherteitsbirsttor email paros
Iirle seilern Greb. grospn, Der ,pssen
nnorbentlihsr 9eirngens su $50 uno
aoifen perurtbeil. iuuros. Der Mann
iit irdnilih.
- Tas gen.ralbabnbpfs proi.tt
srdst berei.s Jriidts. Sauseissnthiis
mer an Der 8. Strabe ipeieern iia,
ben DorIhriftsn bss Ban aomnlsfs
fdrs nahsutommen, oa iis ben!en, bob
ibre Sduier ooh tn Babe fir biegsns
traliidtion anfsttnuft tpsrben. 6srr
Rublmonn III itooh ber 2tnfibs, bab
feline gcrihrif.tn nuf ben gu1nnben
bsfclet iDerpen miifisn.
- Gkfunbbsiisbtdmter Dr. 2anb:s
fproH asiiern bel mopor Or. ghpab
DOT un6 bat ibn, irsenb cine 0rpis
Ton5 bes Ghabtrotbs mil Ieinem @sto
su beIeesn, bis fsintn Dorfhriftsn bss
artffB Der 6nnbefperre Mbbrun Ieiiten
f0nns. Or. annbis b1lt bic Gitaatipn
fir fsbr bebenflit; bic 9ofInutb arcis
firt feiner Meinung nnh bebsnilin IN,
Ter ben 6nnhtn unb i1rer Wsl1mpfuus
f0IIte gr5bere @ufmertidmsfis snees
iponbt tDerben. Ter mldpor periprah
Ds. Nanbis feine llnteritiitung, iims
loms6x aIg bis Roziao sinstssi&is
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e Sd,iffSnad,rjc1fen,

Rep gOrt, l, g2dr3. 2tnget:
.Gdrmoniu" unb rQleranbria" ppn
Jiume; rOuta 0'Noitu" BON Redpel.
2tbqeg,: ngmerica" na4 8enua.
6aGifar, q. 9. Qnget.: rprez
tortdn" BON 9IasgoD.
8openbGgen. Nnget.: nllntteb
States" bon yteD Dort.
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JteD Yort.
2iDerpOoI. Q68e8,: nSDsruto"
nah Bottom.
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naA yep Yort.
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5alifar unb Ct. Sobn. u. 9.
Qi3arb. gaFirt: rMenomtnee'
CDOn gbttaOelpbtu) mad 2OHoon uHo
4nttperpen beittmmt.
3rteft, 4ngst.: rQrgentina" bon
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FdffsetrGnShsn an, pelhes folgsnoe
9umen perdnitaItsn: 2ouiie Stodz
mann, Ulinna Stumpe, Ibea Sta1L
Gmilie Spresn, Barbara S6r0bcr,
2luguite Shr0bsr, Dora Sflsno:-s
mann, Watbilbe Stsiubed, gauIin.
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folgenoen Odmsn geleitet iperoen:
Qouifs Gusltsr, Widgodlene Slatt.
Ttinnie @ruerer, Wlinnie 9uentber.
Worgdretba 8rosn. 'yri.berite GroB.
Gliia Graft. Sophie GthriHs uuo 2is
iette 5oorman.