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New-York tribune., 1910-09-19

on August !. Triacl says he was held
back. by reason of the fact that Matte
sons mind was continually at work
evolving desirable changes, and that
each morning the Californian appeared
at the Triaca school with fresh drawn
plan under his arm, and that this de-
layed his assistants and finally caused
Triaca TO exclude him from the building.
Captain Triaca says unless Mr. Mat
teson is nice about the flying machine
he viii return his money and sell the
monoplane. when finished, to somebody
for $4,000. Mr. Matteson says he wishes
he was in Gods country, meaning
California. and that the reason he is
anxious to get started in the flying
game Is that he wants to go down in
history with the Wrights. and possibly
Blerfot. not particularly favoring any
other top-notchers. Captain Triaca says
he is not running tailor shop or candy
store, and that when a man buys a
flying machine that must be made a
different way each twenty four hours
the purchaser cannot expect it to be
finished In five minutes.
Wilcox Works on New Biplsne
Philip w Wilcox, who built a bipTane
az Columbia that was smashed at Gar
den City on August 10. announced yes
terday that he would stick to the busi-
ness of constructing aeroplanes until he
found machine that would fly. Wilcox
is the son of DIT. Sidney F. Wilcox. of
No IL West SD street, Manhattan. He
will join the amateur class and try for
all such prizes. He is backed Anan-
cially by James Taylor, of ". B. Frank
lin & Co, brokers, at No. III Broadway;
Major Oscar ErIandsen and Captain
William HalIahan, Of the 1st Signal
Corps, n. c. n. Y.
Wilcoxs new bipIane will be ready in
three weeks. Already $1,000 has been
spent in experimenting with the first ma
chine. He will employ aviators to oper-
ate two machines, he says. and send
them out over the country after various
professional prizes.
Oscar V BabcoCk, who has been loop
ing the loop on a bicycle at fairs and
things viii be one of the Wilcox avia-
tors. BabcOck says he thinks flying
may seem a little mild to him, but what
he feels he needs is rest and quiet
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
"STOP" CAME BY WIRELESS
So Dupre, of France, Is Silent as
to Importer of Monopiane.

Had IL not been for a wireless mes
sage sent TO the French liner La Lor-
raine at sea several days ago the world
would know to-day the name Of the
man who bought the Bleriot.
Did not Edouard Dupre bring the in
formation with him? To translate his
remarks in French, He sure did" Was
not he more than willig to tell II il was
William K. Vanderbilt jr- who bought
the BIeriot for $4,000? He said sadly
yesterday that he was willing to tell
But the naughty wireless compelled
him 10 guard his secret
OF course. folly il would be to say
that a Bleriot he was not bringing to
this country. NJ. Dupre came over on
the Lorraine to superintend its setting
up. and, moreover. the Bleriot Will fly
at Hampstead. There was no secret
when n Dupre left Havre- But the
wireless made it a secret en- voyage
Steaming along slowly behind the LoF-
raine is the French steamer Flordie, on
which the BIeriot monoplane is slowed.
She VIII arrive here in few days, and
her manifest may show TO whom the
monoplane is consigned
The message from the owner TO VI.
Dupre said: Please do not say the ma
chine is for me 1 won't have my name
in the papers
The message. however, said nothing
about disclosing the degree Of the Bleri-
OTIS horsepower and VI. Dupre said il
was seventv-ffve. II has two motors. one
a e0 horsepower and an auxiliary motor
Of i horsepower. The monoplane can
make one hundred miles an hour-with
the wind-and Mr.. Dupre said Il was the
R..-4 T1Ts-f,4 -,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
CURRENCY RELIC OF 1852
A SIS Note Issued to the Late
Senator Platt.
By Telegraph to The Tribune.

Massillon. Ohio. Sept. ia. ]. thinner
man. a veteran Of the Civil War now
living in Great Falls Mont, to-day ex-
hIbited here a curious relic Of the days
when Thomas c. Platt, late Senator from
New York. worked as a clerk in a drug
store here. 1t is q $ note, issued by the
Bank Of Massillon to Thomas G, Platt IN
1852 and purchased by Mr.. Platt's employer
to pay his clerk his weekly wage. The
note. printed on one side. was issued un-
der the Ohio law permitting the issuing Of
banknotes in the names of individuals re
deemable at any time and used in general
circulation in that day. 1t was bought
in Mobile in 1855 by Mr.. Zimmerman, who
gave a $2 greenback for it and two go or
ders issued by the State of Ohio. the South
erners not thinking either Of any value.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
PACKER WITNESSES GAIN TIME.

Chicago. sept lS.-Arguments in the con-
tempt proceedings of the government
against three employees Of Armour q Co.
cited during recent grand Jury investga-
ton OF the actions Of the Chicago packers
on charge of conspiring 70 obstruct JUS
tice are scheduled 10 be begun Tomorrow
befose Judge X. NJ. L.andis In the Federal
court a continuance for a month will be
granted, 1t was announced to-day so the
government prosecutors may rest in prepa-
ration for the cases against ten indicted
packers.
me proceedings are against George NJ
Willetts. assistant office manage:: W. w
Shaw. chief stenographer. and w 4 Hell
ander charged with having DESTROYED
steuographers' note books demanded h,, the
grand jury.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
IN WRONG HOUSE; ALARMS GIRL
INTRUDER Says He Was Muddled by
Drink-Couldn' Raise $40.

MAY ConnoT. who lives with her uncle at
Ne. I56 East lo9th street. was awakened
early yesterday morning 10 find that a man
was standing over her with 4 lighted match
IN MS hand. She screamed. and her uncle,
John Anderson. rushed into the girl s bed
room, and grabbed the intruder.
he forced him out into the hail. and they
rolled down a fight Of stairs. Patrolman
GlIlen. of the East 104th street station, took
charge OF Anderson prisoner.
The man said he Was Peter J. German, Of
No I56 East Ig3d street when ne was ar
raigned IN the Harlem court. He wore the
uniform OF an elevated railroad conductor.
anG explained his presence in the Anderson
house az a mistake due 10 100 much ElliS-
key. Magistrate O 'Connur nned German $40.
He was unable 10 pay and was locked up.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
PLANS AERO TOUR TO PACIFIC
Glidden Proposes Daily Flight Of 200
Miles for His Trophy

Eceton. Sept- IA rour by an seropiaue
from the Harvard aviation grounds, al At
lsntic Mass. on the Atlantic Coast u tho
les Angeles Driving Park. ou the Pacific
coast. 1s formally proposed iss q letter just
sent 20 the national council OF the Aero
cub of America bv Charles J. Gliddeu-
TO encourage touring by aeroplsne.' he
saw. ''T hereby offer your council q trophr
Cforrn and value 70 b. agreed upon 10 b.
competeo for annuail--. beginning with the
vesr 1911 upon such terms and conditions
a. vcu maE prescribe.
The tentative plans for the contest, -
outlined by Sir. Ciiddeu. embrace a daily
flight of approximately Two hundred miles,
with stops al Saratoga Springs, =. Y;
Syracuse. Buffalo, Akron. Ohio: Fort Wayne,
Ind.. Chicago, Springfield, III. 81 Louis.
Kansas City. No. Hutchinson. kan. syria
cuse, kan: Santa Re, \. NJ, Fort Apache.
Ariz-; PhesniX. Ariz.. Yuma -Ariz.. and Los
AnReies.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
STEAMER IN DISTRESS GONE
Large Vessel, Which Called for Help,
Disappears in the Night

Wilmington n. g. Sept s-No trace
was found to-day Of ,he large lead-coiored
steamship which anchored two miles of
Beaufort yesterday in gale and sounded
signals Of distress. At the time the wealth
e. conditions were 80 unfsvOrable that
boatmen coulo not venture out 10 inquire
the reason for the signals IN the night
the vessel disappeared
The clyde liner Navakoe. Captain Pack
er. arrived here tonight from New York
and reported having sighted no vessel
south o. cape Lookout re said there
WIS no wind, 5ut heavy beam Sec
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
MAY TEACH SOLDIERS TO FLY
Aviator Curtlss Inspects Sites for
washington Baltimore Aero Meet.

"A Washington. sept. Is.-lslenn II Curtiss.
tire aviator. arrived u Washington to-
night after az inspection Of nearby sites
proposed for the Washington Baltimore
aviation meet this fail 10 decision Eas
reached but % Is expected that confer
ences with officials of the Washington and
baltimore Aero clubs WiI result IN definite
plans Tor the event
Hhile IA Washington Al.. CUrtiss may
confer with tine War Department and pro
ross q plan Cor conducting aeroplane tests
for tire government
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
TO CIRCLE PIXIES PEAK
Hilary Beachey Says He VIII make
Flight from Pueblo This Week.
TBy 1eleEraph to The Tribune

By DelcErslFh to The Tribune
Colorado Springs, Col Sept. 1S.-Hilary
BeacheE. the 81. Louis aviator who is ex-
llibiting at the Colorado Stare Fair al Pu-
eblo. announces his intentiou OF circling
Pixies Peak ID a Gil nonoplaue this week
pueblo's altitude Is a mile above sea level
lie must rise u l2.5s feet or more. the
summit being -4.IF7 feet above sea level.
snd fv more 1han 10 miles
Paul Hau- the French aviator last sprirg
could make only snort flights al Denver.
whose altitude is equal To that Of Pueblo.
II Beachey succeeds ne viii make record
tzor heiEhr and distance under the conGi-
slcTls here presented.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
FOUND DEAD IN STATEROOM
End Comes TO Brooklynite on His Way
with His Wife to Lake George.

Albany Sept 1s-Lewis Merriam, of No.
4sa 1gt street Brooklyn. died on a steamer
while on the way from New York 10 Albany
last night His body was found in his
stateroom to-day.
Death was due to heart disease He was
accounanied by his wife and had intended
going TO Lake George.
Mr. Merriam the owner OF brass
foundry in Rews IL. n. j.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
BUYS The CUSTER FANcH-

. T0I~CTs0- - =. -------
NIedora. y. D. sept ts-'Tns hIzfoTi-
Custer ranch, situated on rho Little N-
souri, River. on which General Custer
camped from NAY . % Mav O.. fS-s. v1Is
en- route 70 the Little Big Horn, has been
sold 70 " Mccarthy. OF New york-
Il was widely known as tas 'dud'
ranch. owing 70 the large uuroer OF
young men sent there for reformation
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
THE GILPIN DIVORCE CASE
Husband Asks for Trial by Jury-Suit
70 Begin on October 3.
fBv Telegraph 70 The Tribua

EtE tcteErapn 70 The If4bEi.--
PHilade.p .pIlia. Sept. 1E--CharleS Giipin, Sd.
tho is being sued for divorce. believes II
publicity. and has asked for trial br jury
OF the case when its turn comes. II IS set
for October in the Court of Common
Pleas and Mr.. Gilpin's petition Is likely
to be granted. Preliminary testimony has
been taken iH New York. but the charges
that Mrs GiIpln makes are not precisely
brown, as tia papers have not been made
public This Nfr Gilpin regards s. an in
Justice
Mrs. Gilpiu. ho was Miss Fredericka
Eerwnd. d member OF the coal operating
family. Is uow abroad. but is expected TO
return IN time to appear IT the trial Of
the suit, IN which the principal charge is
said to b based or taa statutory ground
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
FOR SCHOOL RIFLE PRACTICE.

Washington, Sept. 1s-Attempts are be-
ing made by the National Board for the
Promotion Of Rifle Practice 20 have clubs
organized in the public schools for rifle
practice. Circulars are being sent to pub
lie school boards throughout the country
suggesting the organization
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
NO PROFIT IN AERO MEET
Esrva-d-BostOn Exhibition Took In
s126. Enough 10 Pay Expenses.

Bostor- Sept E.-The Official figures for
the Efarvsrd-Bosron aero meet show tnat
s7-1H persons paid admission during the
eleven days The proceeds were Sl26.eeo
winch viii Ee entirely taken I'D by The ex-
1oenses, the four gUaUantors getting their
money refunded Ia fUlI. but without the 20
'1er cent commission expected. The Har-
ward keronau1icsI Society viii not be bene-
s7red financially hv fbe meet
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
MoRAKE's WORLD RECORD
Covers 100 Kilometres n Little Over
an Hour At Bordeaux

bordeaux Sent 1S--The prize offered hy
President Fallieres for the constructor OF
The French aeroplane winning the most
honors at the Bordeaux aviation meeting
has been won by Norane for Bleriot- The
President visited the asrodrolne tins after
noon and -saw Moraue break the worlds
record for one hundred kilometAs t62l2
miles, He covered the distance II ! hour Q
minutes and - seconds.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
ARRESTED AS SPIES IN RUSSIA.

1Ioscoa. Sept IG.-The PrussIan I-ieuten-
s1ls Eelnze and Venzel have Deen arrest
&C as spies ~ the mznGUvres her=
New-York tribune., 1910-09-19
Plans His Own Machine.

he called on Captain Albert c. Triaca,
an Italian student of American aero
nautical problems whose pet dogs and
school are at Garden City. Mr.. Mat
teson showed Captain Triaca his hur-
ried state Of mind. pencil sketch of the
machine he wanted and his checkbook
The captain had never been so near
an actual aeroplane buyer before, and
promised 10 make a Matteson- -Bleriot
monoplane in forty days. That time has
gone by. says Matteson. who paid s go,
one-half the contract price, 20 Triaca
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Warion Grooe Ro. 27, Il. u. 8. .,
Wldripn, So; Siebeubupoer Sahien
Str. unterIt. 8erein, Cincinnati. So;
0eutiher Btonierz8erein, Cincinnati,
$40; Shnaben 8erein, 6amiltpn,
$3.50; 8unD ameritantIher Sreunoe,
Gincinnuti, So; 8arbdroF1 8eretn,
Cincinnati, s.; Deut1her Sberlehrera
9eretn, Cincinnati, $3.50; WtarioE
GeutI6er 8uno, Utarion, So; 6arz
monte Qoqe go. 1853, s. 8. 8. s., Go@
lumbus, $40; Oiitritt Jlo. 153, 3. IL.
e, 9aDton, So; 0eutfher Uhlttdr=
9erein, &oraiu, $3.50; 8ermont1
3urnperein 8orpdrts, GlepelunD, So;
8ermania 3ent gto. As, q. 8. 3. W,,
Columbus, $12.7O; 9eutIae 2anD>
lpehr S6iben zaompaguie, Cincinnati.
So; 5ei9bts MGnuer6or, Gleoslun6,
$15; /. Siebenb. Sahier ar. unt.
8erein, Youngstopu, So; 6amtlton
2oqe go. 675, .. s. g., 9amilton,
$5.7O; Goncoroia 3jrtel gto. 4, H. "
8. ., Columbus, So; 5eder po'ten
go. 638, 9. u. g., Cincinnati, 81;
Gftber Qoqe go. /, Columbus, s..
Summa $4,000; porber srbaltsn
$8S9.30. 9eiammtiumme $1120.30.
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0raiiiren bier sessnwartis laut benz
Ssridt ses innobeitsamtes.

Dis aus benz Wonsnb:riht bss
Statiiti,srs 6snrp IieB pom fdDti.
fder Geiuuobettsami berooreebt. grais
iiren bier gesenpdrtig bic Waiern. Sn
bar perFloHsnsn Wofs rpurb,n % 5Gle
non Mdiern sur aenntnib oes it1oiis
f1en geiunnheifsbeamtsn g.braht.
SnsgtIommt paren ipdbrsnb Der no
de SO sSGlls bon anited.nnn arnnfbeis
ten 3a perseitnsn. segen 68 5dlle in
Der gnraIIelwohe ees porigen Jabrss.
nno bie 5coes'dIl. infolge BON aRa
ftefenben aranfbeiten beIiefen lid, aui
19. eegen Is in Der parallsIpohe oes
Dorisen Johres.
aln Der GhninbfuGt jtarben lpdhs
renb Der Node IL perionen, tpdbreno
neun neue Sdpinoiuhtsfdlle semeloei
ipnrbsn. 4m Sfnrlahfisber erirants
ten ati perfonen. an Der Dipbsaeritia
feds perfontn uHb am aeuhbuiieH
iiehen perfonsn. ;erner fpuroen bier
5GlIe ncn minhpoden semeloei. Aus
berbem mar nod Elm 1pphusfoa uno
sin 9oMsfaa infolse BON appbis su
perseidnsn unb i1lieblih fpuybe siH
f5an BON Roie eemeloei.
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3ipei GinlaSungen
Sat Napor Sd)iuab iar ben bentigem
Tag asacuemmen.

Rapor 2ouis Shtpab bat am beus
tieen 5dpe spsi iJsftlihtsitsn beisus
nebnen. SH srl.tr 2inis bat sr cine
Giulnoune oss Dsjt Cincinnati Buff
neB Wleas Club Ju osiisn SahresbnH.
ieit in ben Rdumsu oss 8uiineb Wsns
CLUB i'm 6ano.lstammeresbdube ansss
noninlen unb odnn puroe ihm geItsru
nod cine 3tpsits GinIabuus iibsrmittslt,
pie sr ebsnfalls onndhm.
Die otrren q. %. Stopi uno !. 3.
Iorn.er il. BON Der StrabsH6atus ge.
ftlIfhafs Iuben n1mI,d gsiirn Wanor
S6tpab ;u Der beute abenb itaitfins
oenren Ginpeitunssieisr pes alubhaus
iss fir Strabtntabnangeitsllte in
Brighton elm unb CT nabm oisfe GIN
Idoung On.
Inter ben abrisen 8siudaern bes
Wupors befann iih aeitsrn audi R,p.
bereei non Der 9aptiItsn airhe an Der
Qeunten StraBs. Tas 8emerienss
perib< an oisism geiuh mar bic ghass
fade .oab Rep. Serssi nur porEprah,
nm ben Wanor ieiHer 4tiurg sa psrs
iidkrn, sotnn in Den lebien Jdhrsn mar
Ren. 5erget nur in Der 4mtsitubs Des
8iireermeiiiers erfhienen, fpeHn er irs
ssnottpas 3u monirsn ooer 5u beam
itoHoeH bate.
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Gin gutter 2wed.

Die BON Der Cincinnati ssrse Dan
Rnriern benusisn Rdumlihf.iten i'm
9ouie go. 222 Deit 2ibertp Gtrabe
iislItn iit bon Tag gu Tag ols mehr
nnsnreiheno fur ihren 3ned beraus.
Die Geieaidoii. bic nnter lsiiung BON
Brau Z. Webb iiebt, BAT es I'D, be-
tanutlit sur 4ufgube sematt. crms
aincer. BERN Uiuttsr iit auberbol6
nts 6nuifs ihren aebensunterbolt ius
den miiKen. pabreno bes 5oaes aufe
subtiro1rtn, 5u pfiesen unb su srsis.
ben. Die Nnfpriihe an bas 6aus pers
ben 0ber poH Tag gu lag GROCER, mess
ipegtn Der 3eitpunii gstommen sa jein
iheint. no iih bic auiiolt nah einem
neiien Gndrtier umieben mnb. lin
oits betusrtftlligfn 5u ionntn. miro
Gran Webb in GemsinfHoft NIT G5ns
ueyinnen btr Rurferp am DieHftog. 8.
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Observation-Disclosures.

lSdmes Witbsrlpoon. 43, Wempbis.
l4nna Sbledr, 81. grelufer 4pe.
|albert J. 5ugbs. Al. ainosl aoe.
lGmma q. Waas, 81, 2iun Str.
}Glepslanb Snsllings. %, ,GlaSfonsap.
l2ulu gubdnon. II. eaiisrH 9pe.
JSobn Ropbp. %. 2aursl Ctr.
lanna aid. %, oesgl.
lsyeIir 9. 2spp, "a, sinn.n ape.
lRoie SO. Woli, II. Stantpn 4R.
)gelparo 8. Rolts. SO. RorpooS.
lSoiep1ine .. preuu. Sit 13. Str.
lSames Respss. 26, GSin5ursb glaes.
lWsarp RoSoen. q. 3arpsp aOe.
JJobn gbeobolo. 90, llrtpiIer 4pe.
t:Sennie Sdtperifessr. 40, ,glinepiepaD.
IGeo. Sfxnen,. %, Central Noe.
Isl. 5usentablsr. 19. .SpringgrOOeIps
IWm. 8ramIase. "a, Sta.s 9pe.
lWapme Gnsslz. 22. Ge!t Str.
|6ans aappler. q. Race Ctr.
lgdrbura Dilirertb. 20. oesgl.
s9ia 5riit. %. Raee Str.
l2tRna 2ambre6t. 25. bssgl.
|auguit Z. StGfer, 81, eolerain aus.
lJannie Rstter. 45, glort Str.
|G9as. n. Rartotis, %, WilIioms slp.
lJoc ws. Gripping. %, Satlep.
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7Erau. tpel6e ii6 augenideinIi6 an
i6idte, ben Sprung in bic 1iefe 81
nogsn. sic fplgte jeDo6 Der ibr Don
Gurran 3u9erufenen Ddrnung uno
lpartste, nett aus oem SenIter gelegt.
biz tie ppn Teuerrpebrleuten mittelIt
elmer Qeiter aus ibrer gefdbrlt6en Ga
ge beireit lperoen tonnte. Die 0erets
tete mar 5rau 4oa 9Qot0ion, pelhe
nit ibrsm 8atten uno 8fpsi 8inDeru
i'm oritten Stodpert pes 5auIes
pobnte.
Der 5euerpebr gelQng es in perbdlts
nibmdBi8 tur3er 3eit, Die Blammen gu
I0iten. RQhoem oieies geitsben
mar, tpuroe bic traurige GntDetunQ
gemddt, bag Dem granoe Elm Uierz
idenleben gum Gpfsr gefaaen mar.
sd. Qntsubauer, Elm UtitgIieo os5
SalDaqe Corps, fano ndmlih in BEN
bsiHabe poQitdnoig dusgebraauten Rez
ituurart Dtn Better beg IeBteren. Dm.
Berger, Don aopf gu SUP NIT 8ranos
tpuaoeu beoedt, tDot duf einem Stuale
ndbe oem 5eniter an Der Walnut
Strabe iibenb Dor. Die 2eihe tpur0s
mad Der Worgue gebraht 4uem 4n=
Ttsin mad mar Berger duf Dem Stu5le
siHgeihIafeu, ais oas GSeuer in einem
gsrfhlaae binter oem Reitdurdnt In
fotge usberto6eus zines Copies NIT
Fett gum 2lusbru6 fam. RaA Nm
iiht oes goroners erItitte Der Sc
oauernspsrtbe i'm Shlafe, beppr Die
5Idmmen ibu errethten.
Die dHoeren gepobner bes 6uuIss
parsH Werriu 9eoel;n uno 7Srau.
5obn ScuLIp. Elm iurger, bel Der 4lms
&c 0Oepte so. angeftelIter manu, sFrau
Usinnie 9unoi. Erau aba 9atpion,
oas G6epaar 4nbretp 9aDion ne5It
9inoern. Grau GlTie Doris uno bus
Gbepaar 0aitor Sc gountp. QlQe, mt
4usnabms Der ;Jrau GlTie Doris, ca
rethten, ME geiagt, unperleBt oas
lrete uno fanoen porldufig bel Raaz
barn Qufnabme. S5rdu gIiie Doris
puroe i'm 6oipttul perbunpeu.
Bi[liam Berger, ous Gpfer Der &as
taitrophe, mar 40 Sabre alt unD
itammte aus Wtempbis, 5enn. eyn Den
HIeioerH 0es Sooten tpurosn S15 in
boIbosrbranntem papiergeIo porgefuuz
ben. Der 8runoi6aosn on BEN Rcz
itaurant piro auf $500 uno an bem
Gebduoe auf $500 abgefhdst. Gas
aestere gehort gum 3uu1iteiHz zNahIaB.
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Ter Dobnort in Sat Siour JaGs, 0ds
tota, mar, riht mebr rDieoertebren
iolIte. ibr 8ermogsn CUR 5Glfte an Die
gp. prot. gbiIippu5 airte uno CUR
5dIfte on bas Gp. prot. 9tdtoniTen.
unb aruntsnbaus fallen iou. paitpr
:. Bitter lit 5eItamentsDollItrete
Charlotte 5Laqge psrmaht benz
9eutihen Gp. prot. airAbofsOeretn
800, benz 5rausnueretH Der St. Wtats
th6us Stride $50 uro ben ReIt Ihres
9ermogsns an ibre 9inoer uno GnteI.
Iodlab 9 DEN,
Bernard 3ieten iIt 2eItameutsDoQs
Itretsr ppn Qnna g. 9eeiteu; PerIos
nalisn $4,000.
Warp G6ermepsr lit gdhlaBDers
paIteriu pm 2lnthonp Ebermeper;
9runssiaentbum $500.
3er ftdo.ii6e 6oriter aoolph Geus
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