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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-02
Ladies of Modern Maccabees.

Frances T.. Burns great commander
of the Ladies of the Modern Maccabees
has sent the following letter to ths
press throughout the state:
Certain misleading, not to say VIC
ious, statements rejecting on the
Ladies of the Modern Maccabees have
recently appeared in a number of
newspapers in the state. The purpose
of these attacks made, as they We're
by wolves and vultures to use the ex-
preston of Insurance Commissioner
Barry of other organizations is to dis
credit our order thereby causing menu
bers TO leave il for other fraternal
much safer.
"The official statement under the
signature of Insurance Commissioner
Barry concerning the l.. o. Il. NJ. NJ.
declares this order to be honestly and
intelligently administered
For twenty years, we operated I'M
der the same rates. Last June we
adjusted our rates to insure the per-
petuity of the order and did so with
the advice of Abb Lands, consider
ed the foremost actuarial authority in
this country. We now operate un-
der scientific tables.
During the past twenty years, the
L. o. T. M. M. paid out $4,000, 900, 90
in benefits and today has out $780,
10000 in banks. And yet, the insinua-
ton is made that we have no funds to
pay our obligations"
The great executive committee of the
IL. O. T. NJ. NJ. is in session this week
at the Hotel fuller in Detroit to take
| final action on the hospital beds, rates
and other important questions. Con-
corning transfers of members which
must be made before January 1st 1911,
the great record keeper reports most
| gratifying results. an average of $50
transfers per day being recorded.
Calumet Eagles.
| Renewed activity is being shown by
| Calumet aerie of the F'raternal order
of Eagles. Two candidates were in
| itiated at the last meeting and a class
of five will be initiated at the next
meetins on Monday. Nov. IA.
| There was considerable talk not long
ago of building a temple on Seventh
street near the Red Jacket school
house but owing to the lateness of the
| season. this matter will now go over
| until spring. BY that time the COM
| mittee may have been successful in
| getting a new and better site for the
| proposed building.
/ Delegates Will Report.
| At the regular meeting of Hecla
| lodge, /. O. o. f., to be held this
| evening. John Lewis and William III
| Bennett, the delegates who attended
the recent grand lodge session al
| Grand Rapids. will give full report
| of the business transacted at that ses.
sion.
OF interest locally will be the state
ment that one grand lodge Office, which
has been In vogue for the last tw,
years, that of grand lecturer. was vot.
ed down by a big majority at the re-
cent sessions, as the office was con.
sidered more of luxury than a bene-
lit To the lodges throughout the state.
Will Attend Dedication.
The Calumet and Hecla lodges o
Odd Fellows have received invitation
to attend the dedication OF the Souti
/ Range odd Fellows hall Saturaa!
III evening this week when work I'm tn
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-02
Montrose Commandary.
THREE DAYS MORE

Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
are the last days of the needlework
display at Calumet Hotel on Thurs
day Miss Hamrick will dispose of
some soiled samples and stamped
pieces at half price. 30S
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-02
TO PAY $4,000
FOR PROPERTY
VILLAGE COMPLETES NEGoTIA-
TIoNs FOR PURCHASE OF AN
pERsoN PROPERTY
OTHER MATTERS.

Atlast nights regular monthly meet
ing OF the Red Jacket village council.
II was announced that all negotiations
had been completed for the purchase
of the Anderson estate property, sit
uated at the north end of Fifth street.
proceeding made necessary by the
boards intention to open up and ex-
tend the northern limits OF Red Jacket
to the Copper Range railroad yards
and beyond. The price to be pal I for
the property Is $500 Attorney A. r.
Petermann acted on behalf of the An
derson estate, and was present at the
meeting.
President Schumacher announced the
appointment OF Councilman Mike SUI
Mich as a member Of the fire commit
tee and also the board OF health. MI
ing the appointments niads vacant by
the death and removal of the late
Councilman John Gasparovich. The
appointments were concurred in.
A contract was awarded the Hough-
ton County Electric Light CON pany t.
furnish the village with fifteen sdH-
tional 60-candle power series Of lights
to be installed in the alleys oe Red
Jacket. The cost Of each light will bt
$40 per annum. The installation oi
these lights will be proceeded with al
once.
A communication was read from the
r. S. Rlome company OF Chicago, stat
ing that the company would make al
necessary repairs to the streets an(
sidewalks in the village early mex
suri.'g II was found impossible TO do
the work this fall, because OF the late
ness of the season. The Blome com
pany installed all of the granltoid
year contract, as well as number G.
the cement pidewalks. The company's
contract expires next year.
William Wills made application foi
liquor license, filing the necessary
bonds. These were accepted. Mr..
Wills will open for business in the
Orenstein block, lately occupied by
Archie Hall
The finance committee reported thai
1t made an examination on October ];
of all the books of the clerk, secretary
of the water hoard and the treasurer
from September Z. 1910 to October lS
1910, and FOUND them correct and j.
Al condition.
Reports are Submitted.
The report of the finance committed
cbawc that tho villa had on Oct IL
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-02

The funeral of the late Mrs. Hjelmar
Sandaulst of Pewabic street, Laurium,
took place this afternoon from the
residence with services at the Finnish
Apostolic church. Rev. A. Rautinen Of
ficiating. Interment was in Lake View
cemetery.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-02

minneapolis, Mimi" al was n great sufferer
from female troubles which caused a weakness
and broken down condition of the system. l.
read so much of what Lydia f. Pinkham's Veg
etablc Compound had done for other suffering
women, felt sure it would help me. and must
say it did help me wonderfully. Within three
months was perfectly well woman.
81 want this letter made public to show the
benefits to be derived from Lydia Il. PinlShams
Vegetable Compound" - Mrs. John @. MOldan,
l2115 Second ST, North Minneapolis, Mimi.
Women who are suffering from those dis
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-02

second degree will be conferred. fol-
lowed by a social session. The invita-
ton has been accepted, and the trip to
South Range will be made over the
Copper Range road, leaving Red Jack
ct at $3.50 and Laurium at s o'clock p.
IN.
A life-size portrait of the late Chas.
Geiger, the veteran odd Fellow of the
II. p, as he was known fraternally
throughout the state. has been order
cd by Hecla lodge. and when completed
will he placed in the hall of the lodge
room.
The initiatory degree will be con-
ferred this evening. and on Wednes-
day evening, next week, candidates
will receive this degree.
Calumet Lodge I. o. o. r.
At the regular meeting of Calumet
lodge. |. q. q. +. held last evening the
second degree was conferred on sew
erai candidates.
Calumet Eneampment.
Degree work will be conducted at the
regular meeting OF Calumet Encamp
ment, |. o. o. +. on Friday, Nov. IL.
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Only Partial Understanding.

at is believed that the reason for
the decision in New York is based up
on a partial understanding of the facts
in these cases. In other cases where
this question has been raised in New
York no opportunity has been afforded
to present to the court of appeals the
real situation, as will be done in the
Wright case.
"Our organization is satisfied with
the present situation, believing that
the final decision of the court will up
hold us in the readjustment which 1t
was found necessary to make in 1904.
"Other associations are interested in
this question because they have mem
bers i'm the state of New York and
they have contracts now in force i'm
that state which it will be necessary
for them in due time to readjust. That
is the reason they are all taking an
interest in having this matter fairly
and thoroughly presented to the
court"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-02

division fourth department. where by
referee was affirmed.
Under the circumstances this is the
most favorable position I'm which the
Maccabees could be placed, because,
had the decision of the referee been
reversed il would have meant another
new trial and additional expense. With
the decision as IL now stands the case
will be argued by Judge Alton b.
Parker. former Judge of that court. and
at one time candidate for the presi-
dency of the United States.
important to All Orders.
"The decision is of great Importance
to all fraternal orders, so much so
that all of them are joining i'm the
movement to have a fair and thorough
hearing of the matter before the court
Of appeals In the state of New York,
in the hope that IL may reverse it's
| decision i'm the former hearing OF the
same case.
1.-The decision stood alone in that re-
| lation. Every other supreme court i'm
the land which has had occasion To
pass on that same question has de-
cided in favor Of the right of fraternal
| associations to make changes in the
rates of contribution as the needs or
necessities of the associations re-
| quire.
Our own supreme court here in
| Michigan i'm the case of Wineland
| against the Knights of the Maccabees
| Of the World, held that the association
had the right to make the change in
rates in 1904, about which Mr.. Wright
complains. The supreme court OF
Massachusetts has held that the Roya
Arcanum had the right to change 1t:
rates as it did the same year; thu
supreme court of Illinois has held tina
the Royal League had the right t.
change it's rates, as ii did the follow
ing year, and the supreme court a
Kansas has held that the knights anC
Ladies Of Security had the right e
change their rates as they did some
Years ago.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-27
Gpniulibirnng pun Sanfeu.

M . M S@iS. 26.r ySan-z-7Wit
Scr itoatlide @onf'. Gommil'ar IN
ieineln beute ser 2egislatur unter.
breiteien Sobresberidlt olisfitbrt, bot
iif i'm Stoate @isconiin inter Dem
Ranten minneapolis Solotng SO.
rinc @eielli6oit aebiloet, melhc lid
III ben 9eiis Der Mebrsubl Der Nftieli
BON 40 gnnfen gelest bat, Die IN Den
flpinen Srtidaiten bon WiSconllt,
Soma, Minneipta unb ben beioenGos
totos bpmi5ilirt lino, uno eS linp
nod mebr iold)e @elenihotten III Der
0ilouna bearifien, Ser 6ommilIor
erblidt IN bieler @rideinnng eineSe'
fabr iiir oas ullgemleine Eublifim,
lino el1piicblt Der 2egislatur, Sd)rtts
te oooegen 5l tbrll. SauptIofltb
alolt6t Der GommiiiGr, baB iold)e DC
DISQUALIFICATION nid)t inn Stanoe lino
cine oenalle Gontrole iiber Die elns
Selnen @anfen 81 Iilbren, ippoirb
oic @eiabr Don llntcrihleiIen Iitbor'
oinirter 9eomlter geileigert miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-27
9eualttbGtigc Striferinnem.

EbilobeIp b a, ga, 20. San.
- OFFS hciltc elm Yoli5ilt, iueld)er
rcihlid, iebs SUB miBt, cine i%trifen,
DC Slouienmodcrin pelt)e lid aif
Gprpoitcn beianb, ouiforocrtc, neiter
81 eebcn, ontmortete oas Wuoter
bontit, boB Tie ibu einen Shlog ms
@eiiht pericstc, unb barber fam es
81 cinenl aromoG, in beIien Ierlalt
iefs Striferinnen inter Der Sclhult
hiaung Der Hubeitorma nob Der Ep'
liSeiitation b~ciorbert Wuroen. Tort
iteate SRI. Morp McUturtic, lpeld)e
ben bieiigen 0elcaidoftsfreiien an'
geb6rt, Die giiraihoft fir 6lpei Der
arreitontimcn mo Die ouberen bier
.purbcn oble @eiteres mieber aiif
ireien ssitB aeieet. Ger Strife 1T
nun if,on ieit ffini @ofen I'M @on'
ae, aber oiti feiner bon beioeu Gel
ten sciat iid cine Sprlr BON Tad)aie'
bigteit. uu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-27
Stein aramcs Saar mcbr.

Gs lit Ieid)trr. ole Sarbe bsS Saa.
reg 81 crbalten, als lie ipieoer ber5ii-
iieHen. llniere @robmiitter fainter
oas 8ebcimniB. Sic mnd)ten nnb
bcnaltten .Salbei 5Dce" nilo bamit
crbicIten JIG iid) oinflcs. sI1n3enoes
S,ear. biz in's reiie NIter. Iie ieeige
@enctntion bdt Den IortbeiI Dor Der
lestcu inioicrn. als iie .Wpetb's
Sngc un0 Sidpbur" fnric:; sonn -
eiu beiiercs anr.GrbaItungsmittel
els Der altmoOiide .SaIbei 1bec."
Mic apotbefrn iiibrcn cs fir SOC.
unb $500 Die 6laid)e., ooef es miro
eesen empiorg beg Greiics oircf,
.uoh ser Mpetb GbQn,icol Gu., ~
'GorilanSt. Ctr. Neip:s)orf Gitp. ucr.
ianhf.s
Gum Gerfaiif lnb empfoblcn bon
ser rHeao Grua Co." (8)
,~Ass 4 ----
Vakt tar,s MnstaMb teisrst 4. Maine. 4is
ch.csiHws er'ets. nats 0uksn <SsieNpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-27
8snn's iuabr it.

Shloft III Alcnragtd genteloct.
Gitroon ioG seiieet. ieboh 400
Mann perloren baben.
9llr iieIos, Hicurog,la, %,
Etnuor. - Not BON Hona ellge
ttoiicncn Tepeiden bot ole Saupt=
2Irmee Der Sniurgenten bel einem
3uiammenitoB init oen Hegierungs'
Srllppen nnl Montag 400 Mann per
loren. Gle @prIuite Der Streitfralte
teS FrGiibenten Wabri5 iollen nod
gcGBcr aemeien iein, bcnn Die pon,
glmcritonprn beoieuten MaltlnellA
MeihjiBc Der S%niurgenten rit)teten
iurdtbore Geripiiiuugen inter ibnen
oll che eS ibncn gclnng, iid) unter
nru ShilB ibrcr aanonen 5ltriid5ns
5Ieben. Ias blutigc' @eied)t erel8'
lrtc iid 3lpiIden Ga 2ibertao INTO
a~icopopa mo ndbrte MIR ipenig ilbcr
enc Stmbe. NQem Anideine nad)
id,idtc @eneroI gasqle5, Der Cont
man0ont Der JfegierungS = Sruppen
MIR cinen GbeiI ieiner Mannl tait item
ms Sreiien, nm Die St1rte Der Nc.
toIlitioanrc 3l erprobeu. Gubei Err
lit er jeood) cine i6limme Nieoer.
lnHe uno or muroe 10 geidypddt, oaB
er Inn Die idlIeunigc Nbiellblulg bon
@eritdrtlneen nah Wanoallo teIe.
arnpbirt bat. Inter belI BON Den
,>niurlcuten gemod)ieu 8~cionac1en
bciinbcu lid 3ipci @~nglGnocr, ole eln
Ntnidincuaeid)iit bebicnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-27
Wide amitatt Tleiidl.

EittSburg, ga, 26. Saumr.
Gle @irtung oes 9opcottS, mel.
cen 10000 2eute iiber bos SIeiih
ucrbGn1t boben, begiunt iih an
Yrciie oaer Nobrunssmittel 81 sci
gen. Rinoer, SdJmeiue unb 2Gmmer
ionfen III Den bieiiaen Giebboien I'M
iIiuf bis fiini5ebn Gents pro bunoert
4'irnb. rno Die 9epeglng inter Der
@euoIterrntg poit E%ittsbnra gcmimt
rem Nnitrid) einer mirfliben &epolte.
Gin i%turfer qnorans 5eigte lid III ben
Tiifbonhllngen. Sic Slide iino sur
3cit biaiger, olS lie lett einiaen Wo'
ruten gepeieu iinb nub, iuie eiuSGnb.
ler perithert, lit Der Gonium an 81.
idIen illto Nltiterlt elm erItailnlider.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-27
@ombc fradltc.

0crpchner elmer Wietbsfuierne an
.Hil @eit 4. gtraBe in gtetp i, Dcrf In
9lngit ulo Sbrefen.
Rem 0orf, %. San. Cite
9onlbcn = Grploiion 3erit0tte bic
Srcppe I'M GroeeidloB bes pon $3.50.
milier bcipobntcn SenemcntbollieS
Nr. 165 bis 1859, @eIt 4. StroBc.
@obrihctnltd) bdnbelte cs lid) ME
Der einnol I'M einen Huheuft ito
lienilher Grpreiier. benn Dem Soilss
p~ertpultcr 9ominif Girci1ion marcn
in letter Belt orei Grobbriefe 5uges
gangen. Iic Sreppe iui,roe & SUB
melt mligeriiien uro Manncr. Jrall.
eli uno Sinber mlBtcn iibcr Die gob-
nenoe SeifuWng ipringcn, nm ms
Srcic 3ll tommcn. 0lildliter Weile
pur0e Niemono ucrlett uno MIR ein
WGbd)elL Dos IN Solge bcS mlSge.
i~tonbeuen Sdredeuo bplteriid) milrs
DC, mlbte nnd) Dem ct. @incent'S
SoipitaI gebrod)t lperben. Ter Sto.
ben bejiifert lid olf etDo 5000.
Nu Die gonlbe, i'll bercn 6erIteIs
hing notwithstanding Gpnomit permerl+
oct muroc, ipar cine 3iinoitnur be.
icitigt. Nd)iues Tareic, Elm III oenl
Sauic ~lppbnbofter Irbeiter, Job ciHen
Slltfen inter Der Sreppe glimmcn
lno pollte i'm ouStrcten, ols oie Or
ploiion crfoIgte. Ser Nonn muroe
gegcn einen SbiirplnIien aeidleiioert
ilno i1mmtlihc SeuIter i'm Groges
idolie llnh III Scr eritcn Gtaae gin-
dell il Sherkn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-27
Hir nnb mibcr @uncott.

0otlonb. Gul, %. Sonuar.
Nit Der GrflGrmg, 0ob ein Boycott
lllr bie Sormer nlb a%leinbGnOlcr
~Id'doigen riirhe, bat Der Central
&obor Council" BON Soflonh geltern
tic gunabme citer Heiolution, NORM
oHl 9opeott 9eaen tSleiidh Butter
mo Gier erfl6rt ul1rbe, abgelebnt.
Ienoer, Sol, &c. Sonuor. y
Tic Decoration OF 9abor" oes
Stoates Colorado bat 9eidliiiie 5n
Ginniten zines 5leiid)-8 opcotts onges
nemmcn. Won erlportet, Dob iidl
10000 Nonn IN Colorado Dem Bop
colt nniflieBen merben. Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-27
@crmiidte Biographies 9epeiden.

Die 2egislutur Don 8irginieu
rot geitern BEN Nttb. SSobn u, Ga'
riel sllnl ied)iten Role 5llnl Vilnoes'
EQUATOR crDGblt.
gui Dem Gbnmplain. Gee iilo
iiuci MGnler, =, %. Sutbaipap. eln
Tornicr, rio o. Sennib, Elm 6orm-
slrbeiter, Die olf ShIittihuben pon
1t. Ilbans Eoint, @ermonf, nod Der
ct. Albans 9oi gelaiIien paren, nm
sic Foit ab5ubolen, olf Dem Nilt'
me9e ms sis eingebrofen nlo err
"iriunfcn.
Sn Wortine,, Gal, lit s. &.
2odroco alli Die anihniIoiglnla per.
bcitet worben, @eloer mebrerer Iog
0cn lnO elmer Corporation in @al-
cen, NJ, uuterihlagen 81 boben.
Gr miro nod Dem Staate Melu-Dorf
u,tsgelieiert meroen.
Sn Fittsburg, go. limo I'M
9cuic Ocs Wonots Sanunr nift ipc.
niger ais 6S7 Eerionen an Den Mo-
fem erfronft; Die 3abl Der Grfrans
fungen nn einem Gage lpor einmal
90 bis 90 uno babel maren nod
nullhc 1SGuc gar nid)t berid,tet NOR.
ht1l.
NoS ,Goliierm" bon Salt Cafe
Gitp lltab, in peld,em Der grpBe
Sefiries. unb Sobnion , Souitfampf
m;s9eiod)ten neroen ipirb, liegt eine
ljol6e Meile melt JIM See aui Con.
cget. %ieileru uno in ungeidbr iiiuf
Sub tieiem @aiier. gs lit Elm rieii.
Ger Sol5bail. Der Sispldse fir ii6er
1000 Eerionen entbdlt. allBer eillem
Ming iiir @ettiabrer.
- Ironf EornaB lit IN Tem.Dorf
inter Der Nnflaee perbditet moroeL
ieincn Observation-Disclosures, Sonuel
Gpitcill. lit eirem aleioereeif1it iii
Millpollfce Inn $500 beifummelt
sll bobclt. Niislieiernugs @crbdrr.
Iilngen iino I'M @a1ae. TarnaB pei.
ouitete i'm Ioi 1909 aus 9bicogn
luGbreuo ieiu Gompagnpn BON bort
nbmeiero lpar.
= Sn 6ramingbant, Waii., beginnt
berte Der Yro5eB gcgen ben ~friiberan
Jopn.S hasmeiiier Sobn 9, Cont.
baro uno ben goitoner Maffer Gbas.
Q. Cummings, ipelde anseflaat iine,
gcfdlidte Ioteli Der Iomn I'M getra.
&c bon 81, 900 uerauseabt 5u ba'
bcI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-27
Staot Baltimore.

$ oh5eitsglodcn - Sn it,
rem elterliden Sauie, Or. i15, @eIt'
Sombursitrabe, reid)te aeitern abeno
SRI. Mnna W. @eisel, Die Sod]ter
Dol, Serrn unb Iran Sobn @eiecl.
Serrn Snbn $. Glopien Die Sano
5rlll gunoe fiir's 2cben.! Cen Che
fnoteu ihiir5te Baitor Z. N. 3inr
merman BON ser tengliid)ell lutD,
Gbriitusfirfc. Sri. gillian @eigel.
cine Sd1meiter Der 9rout. iungirte
oils groiltiuuaier ur,b &err Ibeooor
Serbert ais @rautiiibrcr. Nm Del,
3rnuaft rei5te lid cine froblihe Sod
5eitsfeier. nod) ipeId)er oas gliidlif)e
Tard)en cine Sot3eitsreiic nodJ Nor.
folf. So, antrot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-27
9ou See NIB Safen.

Bier 9aItimrrcr Tor1pier bnben
llniGlle. - Goliiion i'm @aieu
.Guanticu" I'M Ct. %obnS-
Miper uuigeIouien. - .Nouoro"
iibt inn Saieu pom goltou icjt.
yGoIicl" iabrt bcltc mo o6ront'
iurt" miro ertportct.
Bier poltimorcr Tnnpiern itieBen
0citern llni1lle an 5lpci c%rei0netcn
it'd I'M @uieu, elmer nobe Sodicnpllle
ilb elmer I'M Saien uou 9oItou.
III GoIar Oit)teu MebelS coIlioirtcn
Ter britiite lunlpier .Stratbnairn'
luto Der ameriIoniihe Toupier ,8eus
uctcc" i'm Noien IN Der 9tGbe poE
Gparrom'@ Eoiut. @cioc Camper
murben bcIfooi9t lulo muBten lldt
Baltimore 5uriidfebrcu. Ser Strotb.
noirn" beinno iid) nit 5000 &onnen
GtohIidlienen oui Der 6ohrt nod
SrccmnutIc. N%litrulicn, uno Der
.aeunebec" mar i'm 9c9riii, init ei
her Snoung 8oblcn nod) Bolton 5lt
iubren.
"Suanttco" auf9cloufen.
Ger Camper DGuontico" polt Der
.Werd)onio' onb Miners' Gronspor'
tatiou Co." tpelber on STEELE oeo
pcitrauoeten OnmpierS .Gbotbam"
ptiett mllrbc, itranoete 0eitcrn Gor
n,ittna ebeniouS I'M ct. &obna.&iper,
6.oriou. Niemouo muroe perlett
rnb Der mgeridJtete Sd)ooen miro
cI$ uubebeutenb be5eidnet. Ter LII
iou creignete Iid) etrpn - 0teilen
ron Sotiouuiac enticrnt.
.&omor6" bat Fcdl.
Ger Oumpfer .Somoro" BON Der
.Merd)nntS' ono NinerS' 5ranspors
iotion &c." Der lid uili Der 6abrt
BON Toriolt nad) Bolton beiono, lieI
tci'm Giniabren III ben Soieu bon
9niton eeiterll iriib ollf witrbe iebod)
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