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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14
GAYNOR REV0KES ALL
NIGHT SALOON LICENSES

New York. July 13.-Mayor Cav
nor wrote 10 Commissioner Baker OF
the police department today that Il
had been called 10 his attention yes
terday that AN night licenses has been
issued 20 forty-seyen saloons without
the mayors knowiedge.
Il have directed that all be re-
voked. adds the mayor. ''win you
be good enough 20 let me know
whether there be any OF them which
should OF necessity have such a H.
ccnscT 1 don't wish TO issue any ex-
cept 10 places where people legitimate-
ly go at night for meals and the like
for YOU know that many people In the
city have To work during the night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14
PILOT OF I'LL FATED BOAT
LOSES HIS LICENSE

81. Louis. July l3.-The revocation
OF the license of Pilot Edwin Poil of
the steamship city of saitilio. which
was sustained by Federal Superivising
Inspector J. J. Dunn today. The de
cision of the inspectors who revoked
the license. was modified 10 the eN-
tent of releasing Pell from the re-
sponsihiiity attached TO the drowning
OF twelve persons.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14
,ogun yesterday al Mr. Roosovelt's

begun yesterday at Mr. Roosevelts :
office in New York.
II was more than pleased" /" ne said.
with my visit. We Insurgents stand
for the things that Colonel Roosevelt
stands for and we bei:eve that he Is
with us, TO my way Of thinking. no
men now before the people offer a
greater contrast than Colonel Roose-
Welt on the one hand and Speaker
Cannon and Senator Aldrich on the
other.p
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14
AMERICAN FARMERS
SOON TIRE OF
CANADA
Ice and Snow in August and
Dissatisfaction With Form of
Government Responsible for
Epidemic of Homesickness.


icy Morning Journal speeiai Lsassa wirei
Washington. July l3.-The tide Of
emigration of homeseekers to Canada,
which has been subject Of great
concern to the administrators of the
public domain for the last few years,
has turned, IN the opinion Of officials
Of the reclamation service. Thous-
ands have returned and a great many
more are expected back soon
Clarence j. Blanchard, statistician
of the reclamation service, who is in
the field inspecting irrigation projects,
reports that he has interviewed many
settlers in Montana who had tried the
Canadian experiment but were glad
to get home. They said that pracu-
cally every American farmer in the
reighborhood of Alberta. where the
Canadian government maintains IN
irrigation project, was anxious to get
back if he could sell his holdings In
the dominion.
The American settlers were dissat-
isfied with the character Of the land
the crops from which they allege con-
aisted principally Of alfalfa and such
hardy grains as winter wheat, and
even these were not sure. The form
Of government did not appeal to them
end they considered railroad rates ex-
horbitant. The climate was source
of dissatifaction ice and snow in Aug
ust and September oi last year add
ing to their descendant
During the lest nine months, it was
said at the reclamation office today,
900 settlers have returned to the
states from Canada. and the prospects
for a genefal backward movement are
bright.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14
LAF0LLETTE PLEDGED TO
ACCEPT PRIMARY VERDICT

Milwaukee. Wis. July lS.-Senator
Ia Toilette viii not he "a candidate for
reelection before the legislature un-
less he wins in the primary contest
next Sentember
This is the authoritative announce
ment Of senator Ia Follettes cam
paign manager. G. II. Crownheart OF
superior. who in an interview today
said:
Senator Ia Toilette viii accept the
judgment OF the people az the pri-
mary as final. II he is not endorsed
ai the primary he viii expect the leg
islature TO rntify thc choice Of the
people
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14
ONLY One Train DELAYED.

Little damage was done to The SAN
Ia Fe railroad by the storm, only one
train. No. 8. east bound. Tuesday
night, being delayed. This train got
nearly as far IS Lamy when ii en-
encountered weakened bridge and
had to return while repairs were being
made, getting away for the east tinal-
H. yesterday morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14
OWLS LACK or WISDOM
COSTS HIS LIFE AND $4,000

Boulder. colo, July l3.--An owl
not possessed of the proyerbial Wis
dom Of his species, wrecked the plant
of the Central Colorado Power COM
pany and plunged the city into dark
ness last night. The bird, flying down
Boulder canyon. hooked his claws
about negative and positive wire.
short circuited the current and burned
out the plant. The loss is $4,000 and
the owl.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14
REPUBLICAN CLUB
FOR ROSWELL
Sixty Young StaIwatS on.
Pecos Organize Reform Club
and viii Get Busy in Cam
paign.


Roswell y. NJ, July l3.-About so
republicans. most of them of the
younger generation. met at Gaullier
hall Saturday night and organized a
Republican Reform Club. with
Roscoe &. Niebet temporary chairman
and Fred A. Lanning temporary sec
retay. Speeches were made by g. d.
sutton. +. A. Cahoon, Leo. X. Cass
and VIII Robinson. a committee on
membership was appointed. its mem
bers being Harry white. Lee Cass
and George W. Zink Another COM
mittee. composed OF A. a. Ririe. WIN
Robinson and +. \. Cahoon was
named to arrange the first meeting
Of the constitutional convention cam
piagn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14

New York. July lS.-Moving pic
lures OF the Jeffries-Johnson fight
may be exhibited in this city without
violation Of the law. In the opinion
Of the corporation counsel, whose rui-
ing was requested hV Mayor Gaynor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14

States; and Il would be an admirable
thing II some method could be de-
vised TO STOP the exhibition OF the
moving pictures taken thereof
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-14
hood
Bill

The Morning Journal
has a few copies of the
statehood bill as signed
by President Taft left.
They are printed in
pamphlet form on enam-
eIed paper and are suit
able as souvenirs. The
price is 25c each.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-01-21
q nral Mr. III 4
SOMETHING ABOUT YOURSELF AND NEIGHBoR
Read MarshallS add.

Read Marshalls add.
Jay Fisher was in from Judith Gap
Sunday.
White House Coffee, standard of
the world at Marshals.
For fancy printing call at the News
Office.
l.. f. Wheeler, one of the contrac-
tors from Ryegate, was in our city
Monday
Buy your lady friends box of Huy-
lers or Caseys candies, the best. For
sale at the Bon Bon.
Frank Todd from Ryegate passed
through here Monday on his way to
Lewistown.
A pleased customer is walking
advertisement. Richelieu goods please
HarIowton Grocery Co.
ID. A. Mcintosh from Dorsey, the
big railroad contractor, was in Har-
lowton Monday.
If you want good groceries go to
the Harlowton Grocery Co. and ask
for the Richelieu Brands.
WANTED-A young boy or girl to
start in work as compositor in the
News Office. Wages to start with.
Asher B. Morhead leased the first
chair in the Tommy Hanzlik barber
shop here this week.
Neatly furnished room, steam
heated and electric lighted for rent
in the Urner Hotel.
A. II. Eiselein was a Ryegate WISH
tor last Saturday afternoon. He re-
turned on the belated No. 3.
Richelieu goods are several de-
grees better than any pure food law
requires. Harlowton Grocery Co.
A complete line of souvenir spoons
can be found at RobertsCn's JeWelry
store.
Hedges, one of the new thriving
little towns on the B. & N, is to
have a bank in a few weeks.
George Farr, Pianos, with the Har-
lowton Drug Co. Prices reasonable
and up-to-date.
Henry P. Nelson, the Roundup
painter, passed through here Tues
day while on his way to LewistoWn.
Ladies and gents watches in all
sizes and prices at Robertsons Jewelry
store.
E. G. Worden, Lawyer First Nat
ional Rank Block, Lewistown, Mont.
l5-tf
Ladies and Gents high grade watch
chains at Robertsons Jewelry store.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-01-21

G. Francisco from Judith Gap was
in town Monday.
Richelieu Brands at the Harlowton
Grocery Co. Try them.
E. w. Winnemore was in from
Lewistown Sunday.
Plain sewing done, call at the Cliff
House for particulars. 29-tf
Yellow Rose Butter is always good.
Marshall sells it.
A lot and five room house for sale
CHEAP. See l.. d. Glenn. 2-29
For railroad men: Hansen's gloves,
Marshall has them.
Ask for "Snow White Flour" Har-
lowton Grocery Co.
Latest patterns in brussels art
squares 9xl2 and 1Oxl4 at Urners.
Reading ads in the News will save
you money.
The News job department does
neat and clean job work.
Two small houses for rent. See
L. d. Glenn at once. 2-tf
Attorney O. w. Beldon from Lew
istown passed through here Tuesday.
Huylers or Caseys candies for sale at
the Bon Bon.
George r. Lyons from Twodot was
in town the fore part of the week.
Where is the island of Regenera-
ton? Watch for it in The News.
A. B. Waite of Lewistown regis
tered at the Hotel Graves Sunday.
Home Brand Goldfish are delicious,
You can get it at Marshalls.
A complete line of silverware at
Robertsons Jewelry store.
William FL. Williams from Moore
registered at the Hotel Graves Mon
day.
Ask Moody to show you bargains
in childrens, misses and boys hose at
UrnerS.
S. M. Borhem from Dorsey spent
Sunday in the 'Pride of the Mussel-
shell.
If you wish to sell your house, lots
or anything else, list them with W..
G. Husband. l5-tf
Several parties of eastern home
seekers were in town Monday and
Tuesday.
Try our Lustro Coffee at % cents
per pound, you will like it, at Mar
shall's
The latest patterns in souvenir
spoons can be found at Robertson's
Jewelry store.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-01-21


please return same to News Office.
If you have anything you want to
sell or rent, or if you want to buy
something, the News Want Column
will do the stunt.
Did you ever stop to think what a
treat good candy is? Buy Huylers
or Caseys candy and you will get the
best. Sold at the Bon Bon.
Where is the Isle of Regeneration?
You can find out all about it in the
remarkable story "The Isle Of Regen-
GRAFTON" .
III. G. Vestal from Twodot was in
town Monday and Tuesday. On Tues
day he made final proof before Com
missioner w. 0. Straight.
Mrs: J. J. Fisher wishes to annunce
that she is now prepared to clean
and press clothes. Prices reasonable,
consistent with first class work.
B. A. Fisher, the foreman of the
News Office, has been suffering from
severe cold the past week and was
unable TO work several days.
For a good smoke try Richard A.
Harlow Cigar. Best on the market.
Miss Schafer is now ready to give
lessons in music on the mandolin
piano and guitar. $l.0O per lesson.
Studio at Robertsons Jewlery Store.
loft
Richelieu goods are rich in good
ness. Harlowton Grocery Co.
John Bigelen, one Of the Fergus
county deputy sheriffs from Lewis
town, was in town Sunday and Mon
day.
J. E. Allen of Lewistown was stalled
here few days this week on account
of the trains being unable to get thru
on the Montana railroad,
Piano and vocal lessons by Mrs. D..
J. North. $l.OO per lesson. 22tf
J. E. Blain from Judith Gap laid
over in Harlowton several days the
fore part of the week on account OF
the trains between here and Lewis
town being stalled.
For a good smoke try Richard A.
Harlow Cigar. Best on the market.
w. G. Husband has been asked I'd
act as one of the judges in a
debate between the Billings and Lew
istown high school at Lewistown
Friday night.
For first class candies such as Huy'
lers and Caseys come to the Bon Bon
The dance given Friday night by
the Majestic Orchestra in the loca
Opera House was as usual, big sue
cess. A large crowd of young folks
turned out.
Snow White flour the only genuine
hard wheat flour sold in Harlowton
Harlowton Grocery Co.
Studebaker and Z. M. f Autom
obles are now represented in Har
lowton. II. E. Marshall having sec
ured the agency. He will receive two
carloads of these in the spring.
Several big ranch deals are pending
at the present writing. If thes'
ranch deals go through it will meal
some more settlers for the land ada
cent to Harlowton.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-01-21
The TOGGERY

Try the Richelieu dollar" pack
age of coffee. HarIowton Grocery Co.
1t will pay you to read the ads in
the News.
Marshall Karnop visited down at
Cruise Saturday afternoon.
County Commissioner Starrett was
in our city the fore part of the week.
H. e. Marshall had some tire-proof
windows put in the back part of
his large store last week.
f. S. Akin, the hotel keeper, livery
man and dray man, was in town on
business Sunday from Ryegate.
Mr.. G. Doores and family of this
place left for the Delligan ranch
near Garneill, of which ranch he will
take charge.
Mr.. Upham from Grafton, N. d. is
here in our city looking over the
prospects of locating here in some
kind of business.
A new head of the Sioux Indians
tribe must be chosen to succeed Red
Cloud. The choice will probably be
made in the spring.
Hon. Rufus Thompson from Lewis
town had to lay over in Harlowton
several days this week on account Of
no trains from or to Lewistown.
Roundup Lump Coal So. 90 per ton,
Roundup Egg Coal $3.50 per ton
absolutely cash on delivery, phone
No. 81 j. j. Hall, dealer. 3O-tf
Ben Stevens went down to Mussel-
shell last Friday, returning Saturday
evening. Mr.. Stevens is interested
in some coal land at that place.
Rev. Sloan from Helena held ser
vices in the Presbyterian Church here
Sunday. He delivered an excellent
sermon both in the forenoon and
evening.
Roundup Lump Coal $500 per ton,
Roundup Egg Coal $3.50 per ton
absolutely cash on delivery, phone
No. 81 J. J. Hall, dealer. 3O-tf
The sugar factory at Billings COM
pleted it's seasons work. 1t has OPP
Grated almost continuously since Oc-
tober Is and has turned out Its largest
tonnage of sugar.
The Milwaukee is booming the new
town of Japan which is located be-
tween Milestone and Musselshell. At
this point the Milwaukee is opening
ug some large coal mines.
M. II. Graham was to Dorsey look
ing after the construction work Of the
telephone line from Dorsey to White
Sulphur Springs. Mr.. Graham says
the work is progressing nicely.
Marshall Karnop had several in
toxicated persons in the city bas
tile this week. These parties regain
ed their sentences and were permitted
to depart without further action.
The News wants a good correspond
ent from each of the nearby towns
to send in live batch of news every
week. Anyone wishing to take up
this work please write to the News.
The company from Chicago that
hOuuht the Shaw ranch four miles
east of town are making preparations
to cut up this well-known ranch into
small tracts and bring out large
number of hom seekers in spring.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-08
NUS benz Yoli3ei8eriAt.

Sin aeiGbrliher gurihe ma6te ges
itern benz poiiseirihter in Der Yerion
bes Is Sabre alteu Resers Sobn Wils
liams, BON Carlisle 4psnus uno Scbn
Sirabs, feline 4ufipartuns uno 3fpar
unter Der 2ntldge pes ginbruhs. Jrou
Catherine psrrp, Ro. TIA Barr Ctr,
bort. ssitern Mpraen sesen 5 lhr,
pGbreno Tie ibre 5oilette mahts. Elm
uerodniisss 0srduft i'm Reben3ims
mer. Si. fanb BEL ndberer llnteriu<
dung .insn Wsser Dor. tpelher bel ih-
rem 4nblid sinen 9oIf soe uno ihr
befabl, iih itille 3u perbaltsH. Die
mutbise Jrau lieB iih ieood niht sins
ihldt.rn. lonbsrn itiirai. iih NIT laus
ten Silferufen auf ben GinbrineIiHs.
Gs sntipann iib Elm perspeiilunsspOls
Ter admpf, ipelhem ourd) bic Gaslpis
fdentunft oes In Der N1be pobnenbsn
pripottpdntsrs gliff Dople Elm Gnns
aemrdbt fpurbe. Der geamte iibers
tpGliigts ben Neser unb iibersub ibr
ben poliaiiten Carl unb DonliR. De,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-08
Qlngebli1er WsDrOer
Grflart Th ber.it obus AnslieIe'
ruugspapicre nad) philadelphia
snrilf,uf, brtn.

8or einiasn 2agen purOe Die Rie'l8s
9oli3eibe6oroe sriuht, Jtddtoridun7
asn na6 Wur aelman, alias aleman
ansuItsQen, ,lpel6sr BON Den8eboroen IN
86tlapelpbia tpsgsu Woroe5 geIudt
lpurbe. 9etettip Sos. Sdaefer ermit-
tslts ben Wann in oem 2ogishauie yto.
1853 6orriIon Ips. urO nobm oenleis
ben unter 8eiTtano Der PoIi3titen
@uet6lein uno Wiooel6auier in Der
Mittpo6 Raat fsit. Der @eTan9ene.
Elm ungar. ION 3ugegeben 9a6en, eiRsn
Qouosmann in 8bila0elp6ta fpdhrenc
zines Streitss sst0otst gu baben, nil
ieoo6 in Sel6itpertbei0igung ge6dnoelt
baben. Gr bsbauptete, Dor stnem Sab:
re na6 Cincinnati estommen gu letT
uno ertlGrte fidh bsrsit, ohne QusIiefe
rungspapisre mad PHILADELPHIA 5urud
autebren. Gelman ooer GiemGn bait
nGbrsno isinss bieiigen Qufsntb1lti
bic getanntihaft beg poli3iitenWron
Ter oema6t uno in ieinem 8eIise pur
be cine rlllt" Photographic pOrgetuH
ben, uuT tpeldsr er aIs 4rreitant Dc!
| Wronter u6aehilbet III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-08

gefanaene beiannte iid bor benz polis
aeirifter beg ginbruds idulbig unb
fpuroe su feds Wonaten arbeitshaus,
$500 unD Soften perurt6eilt. 1yrau
perrp 1T iiberaeugt, bab Der S9urte
es nidt alif Raub, iOnbern duf etpGs
Gdlimmeres abgeieben bate.
Der Reger William 5arnsportb,
psIder aus bem Big StOrs sinsn 4n.
suq i'm Wertbe bon $5 gsftObIen bate,
ipurbe nit elmer Strafe BON 20 aassn
Qrbeitsbaus, 500 unD 8oiten bsitraft.
Gran Winter uno 9orrD Sion purz
ben unter Der 4ntlass, Oerod6tisepsrs
Ionen 3u iein, gu is $50 unO aoiten
perurtbeilt. Sis puren untsr benz
8srbadts, einsm Chauffeur $40 gs=
ftobIen su babsn, Derbaftst uno na9
tbrer ginlieferung in Der GentralStas
tion tparen lie pom ben 6sbeimpoli3iz
iten RssD uno 5an ais geIdbrlits uno
beriihtiate 8auner ibentifi3irt ipprz
ben. Gine In ibrem 3immer on ginnds
mon Strabe porgsnOmmene 9ausiuz
hunQ f0rberte cine Wengs SiIbergez
f6irr gu 5age, peldes nit Dem Stemz
pei vgurnet 5ouis" Derie6en mar.
Bm. DiiIon, Elm ger8munn bon
Stlabomd, traf Dor eini8sn 1agsn nit
$500 in Der Jaihe uno nit Der feiten
4bfht, fih ben .Wsiben Glspbanten
| an5uIeRn, in Der a0nigin beg WeItens
Elm. Gr ging nit elmer loIten 8ez
miit6li6teit unb Quso0uer gu Werte
oab sr in Der Wiittpot ytoht na6 siz
nsr ausgebs6nten automo6ilfaArt pes
gen 5runten6eit psrbaftet purbs. Die
$500 lpdren i'm 2aufs Der IeBteu 3tpei
5uge auf S13 sufdmmengsihmol5en
Gr mar, als er bem Ri6ier porgefiibrt
puros, Iebr eetnidt uno 0sripra4, ir
| 3utunft einen ipsitsH llmpe8 UNI Der
vDeiBen Glspbanten" mobsn 3u mol
len, pes6alb Der Rihter i'm nit cine,
9eloitrafe Don S. uno Soften Iaufsr
lieB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-08

Die esitrigsu Rsnnen hottsn folssns
bss Reiultat:
GrNss Rennen-gorie $500;
Al 5urlong. 9rano pessp. 105 (Wars
REM, eeppnnsn; Gmbsliib, 108
(granb), sipsites; 2asncale Queen,
ITO, (SufnassD, brittss. 3eit: 81 1/5.
50 Ulutusls beSablt: Granb psgsp,
S25.40 gu gsipinnen; $3.50 place;
$500 Sbop. Gmbelliib, $500
glae.; $3.50 SbcD. 4l!enoaIs
Queen, $3.50 SboD.
3neites Reune II - Ceiling;
g6rIs $500; 5 Burlonss. Woua Sifa
1O2 (Sufnnssl). esponnsn; Surbeao
1O5 (Wiartin), stDsites; 2app Ormi.
cant, 105 (9aH3), orittes. 3sit
1.02 2/5.
So Tsutuels beoablt: Wtona 2iid
$1,000 gu sstDinnsn; $3.50 place
S3.70 Ghop. s5orebeao, S4.30 ploce
$500 Sbop. aapp Srmicant, $3.7C
Sbop.
Orittes ReHnsn - Ceiling
g0rIe $500; l Wfeils unb 20 Yaros
girat. Diana. 100 (Sadion), setpon
nsn; RebeI Queen. 1854 tGrtfftn)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-08

Ids prperamm, ols ain tommens
ben Sonntag, Ratmittags $50 ubr,
purh pas Meber'Its UiilitGr Orts'
fer unter Der 2situng isinss Dirisens
ten, oss 5errn gouis u. W:isuno, I'M
Chen Bart our 9urhiiibrung s.lon9t
uno BEL bsm Ssrr GayI Balls oIs Sos
lift mitpir,sn piro, hat fcIg.noe 3us
idmmenIt.aung:
WarI9 .5be GntsrPyIisr" 2amps
Suoerturs Die IuitI8sn Weiber bon
Wiubior" Nitolal
WaBer rR.in 5roum" WalotsuTeI
qarapbraie - W,IooIsu in Gzbur
Rubiniteir
pppulGres Warih Yotpourrt
qbdntaIie Die 3igsuEerin" puceini
,Das Grpa6en nss 20pen aontst
Colo, fir aornst 3uiammenseitelt
5err Carl palis.
rgaius 4nimom" (aUs Stabat Wotsr,
Rohin
potpourri aus .9i, grimaoOnnu"
JinaIs .5be Sriib rag" GarrOl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-08
Clint gdn,ftag
@irb bic Ginperleibnng BON Selbi Of
fsi.a pollsoGen werotn.

Die Srtf6aft Delhi, bic betanntltd
Dor sinigsr 3eit bon Cincinnati dnnets
ttrt rpurbe, tpiro bon Samitag an oHis
5iea in Cincinnati eingemeinoet ietn.
Die porbereitenoen Shrttte fir ote1e
GingemeinDuug tpurDeu geitern Ra6e
mittag sstban. WaporS6EDab, WobI.
fabrtsbirettor email, Jeaertpebr6ef
Qr6iboIb, pOIi3ei6ef Miaittn, Staots
aubitor bon 8arsen uno Der ftdotlIhe
GintauFaesnt @ab, peiIteu geftern
Ra6mittag in Delhi, I'M Die uebers
traaung Der giider unb bes Gigen=
tbums Der SrtIhaft an Die itdotiider
8sbOrbsn Dor3u6ereiten. 4uberoem
tpurben aud bic notbtgsr Qrrdngez
msnts gstroFfen, um fir 0eIbipoIi3siz
uno GsusrpsbrI6uB 3u ii4ern.
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6pbe 0elnbube.
@ie ben Sommertamp' Sewobu.rn
oas gebtu uerbittert ulro.

0as nidtsnusise Roie QocalCption
Gsies piro jsst aud gs8sn Die Som'
mercdmps in 4ntpenoung sebraht, De-
rem gspobner in 3utunTt ibren 9urit
nit WdiIer l0ihen iollen Die Camps
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