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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-27
Cummins a Disappointment.

We hasten to extend our condolences
to the democratic brethren who have
been praising Senator Cummins In
their newspapers and platforms.
The acknowledged leader of the in
surgents, Senator Cummins has been
hailed by the democrats as one Of
the wisest and best men in the coun-
try. They stupidity misunderstood the
meaning of insurgency. They thought
its purpose was to destroy the re-
publican party, whereas its whole aim
was to accomplish certain reforms
within the party; and it is a fact
that, whatever the result of this
falls congressional elections mays be,
the republican party has been made
stronger by insurgency directed
against the Cannon Aldrich machine.
Senator Cummins took pains at
Chicago the other day to state his
views of the duty of republicans, and
there is no comfort in these views
for our democratic ITleHuS'
ct am a republican" said the sena-
tor "and l want to see republican
success because 1 believe that is the
only party in existence today whlch
is capable of administering the affairs
of this government. advocate the
election of republicans because / be-
lieve il is through the republicans
only that we can accomplish the thing
for which we have been contending.
There is dissatisfaction with every
tariff bill, and, admitting there are
many republicans who are not pleased
with the present tariff law. what are
they to gain by eleeting democratic
congress? What can a democratic
house do with a republican senate and
republican president?
For the man who, in his heart,
wants to preserve fair and reasonable
protection for the American wage
Garner and the American producer,
and who, therefore, wants duties so
adjusted that they will measure the
difference between the cost of pro-
duction at home and abroad, and who
in his heart abhors the democratic
VI IOi iCNNhON eNADA'N' -
would be the extreme of madness to
vote for a democratic candidate for
congress, who, If he be honest. will
rob the country of its surest safe
guard.
THE protest against excessive du-
ties has been effectually made; but
we must not, in the passion of dis
appointment, strike a just principle
because we may not be satisfied with
its present application"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-27
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

By mail, daily, one year. $500
By carrier. daily, per month. 800. .75
Sundays only, one year. ESQ
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-27
LOCKING SHIPS AT PANAMA.

We were shown in the central offices
at Culebra a most interesting model of
a typical completed lock with a small
wooden replica of the Olympic going
through it, The Olympic is one of the
new Titans of the White Star line, S9C
feet in length and 80 feet wide, and she
will have plenty of leeWay in chamber
whose disable dimensions are 1,000x110
feet. The Olympic, with her $4,000
groos and $4,000 net tonnage, represents
tbe1largest type of vessel that can seek
to cross the isthmus for long time to
come, and there is still a margin left
for ships even more monstrous. The
lock model clearly illustrates the action
of safety gates in checking the flow OF
water, and a chain from wall to wall
in front of the lock chamber, in an
emergency. will suddenly restrain a
vessel of 10000 tons moving at six
miles an hour. The further precau-
ton will be taken to forbid vessels
from proceeding under their own steam
as they are to be taken in tow by cleo
trio locomotives.
1t is already calculated that the boats
ascending the lock-stair at Gatun will
not require more than one and one
half hours for the transit, and the Pa
cific locks will detain the vessels for
about the same length of time. The
average vessel will take from ten to
Twelve hours to cross the Isthmus, and
there is no reason why passengers
should not proceed by train, if they
like. in advance of the ships, and dis
port themselves as they please at either
terminus. The train takes two and
one-half hours for the passage.
Under ordinary circumstances it will
require about fifteen minutes to fill the
lock chamber; if there is particular
need for haste the process can be com
pleted in half the time The available
water supply will allow of forty-eight
lockages per diem which might cas-
lily mean an average of something like
100000 tons of traffic annually, as
compared with 100000 tons in the
case of the Suez canal, and the 10000
600 tons of the Sault Ste. Marie. The
lock chambers are filled and emptied
by means of an interesting system of
lateral culverts, which open in the
flows and connect with larger culverts
in the central and side walls of the lock
chamber Fullerton L. Waldo in En-
gineering Magazine.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-27
Current Comment
A SPANISH ARMADA WRECK.

A summer controversy in the col
umns of the London Times has led to
the dealing of a cruel, shattering blow
to romance. A high authority mas de-
clared that the Spanish Armada when
it sailed to conquer England carried
no treasure with it, and that in conse-
uuence whenever remnants OF ola
Spanish vessels are found on the Brit
ish coast it is a waste OF effort to seek
to recover fortunes from the sea-
1t all began with lovely story
about an old wreck near Tobermory on
the Isle Of Null contributed by Lord
Archibald Campbell, who is an enthu-
siast on every subject he takes up.
Cannon and ironwork had been recov-
cred from it, which not only showed
that it was an Armada ship but en-
abled him to identify the vessel. 1t
had on board treasure chest with
81. OOO. 900 pieces of eight, which was
well worth hunting for. 1t was a cir
cumstantial story, with names and
dates given, which could easily be be-
lieved by any one with a spark of i'm
agination.
The story aroused the criticism of
Professor Sir John K. I.aughton, who
has written lot about naval history
and has told the story of the Armada
He knows the historical naval records
better than any man in England. All
first he contented himself by demon
strating that the ship could not be the
San Juan Bautista Lord Archibald Sc
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-27
TELEPHONES.

Consolidated. .................M Main AZ
Overland, Business Office. .422
Overland, City Editor. ABB
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-27

lected. nor any other of the name, nor
any with the officers mentioned, as she
ships and officers were all accounted
for in the Armada records, which
proved that they could not be under
the waves of Tobermory. The contro-
versv grew warm, but it seems to have
been settled by a destructive letter
from Sir John Laughton that covers
the whole ground.
He declares in the first place that
the Armada records enable the histori-
an to follow every stept of the fleet
and the vessels in it. That it never
came near many parts of the coast
where remains have been found. That
England and Spain were on close and
friendly terms for a hundred years be-
fore, so that anchors, cannon and ship
fittings cast up by the sea, If they are
Spanish at all, come from the wrecks
of commercial vessels, which are to
be looked for particularly on the Corn
ish coast The lost ships of the Ar
NADIA are known, as are also the places
in British waters where they We're lost.
In the second place the Spanish war
fleet did not consist of treasure gal
Icons from Peru or Mexico. The pay
master of the fleet was on board a
known vessel; the sum of money he
had with him is on record as $4,000;
he was captured with his ship and TAX
en- to Weymouth, when the chest was
found to be empty. There is no
ground for believing hat other ships
carried large sums of money, and the
professor is probably sceptical about
the valuable private and church plate
they may have had on board.
A cherished fount Of picturesque and
romantic legend and fiction would be
closed by Sir John Laughton's matter
of fact demonstration IL romancers
were in the habit of worrying about
historical truth. 1t is likely that his
proof will fail even to convince Lord
Archibald Campbell and such Scots
men as are prepared to take a chance
at the Tobermory wreck.-New York
Sun.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-27
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
SIMS ELY

Secretary-Treasurer and General
Manager.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-27

and that upon return from the legis-
lature this man was met at the sta
ton. taken in hand and elevated to a
rail carried by two of his constitu-
ents. and, followed by jeering mob,
was escorted to the western edge of
town and ordered to hike" This in
formation reached Arizona at last,
but was never made public, and pos
sibly but few citizens ever knew about
it. But the politician himself learned
that his record had reached the ter
ritory, and he suddenly concluded
that the climate did not suit him, and
he moved on.
Nearly every newspaper office has
become a storehouse of Information
in later years concerning the merits
and dement's of ambitious citizens
of the territory, but in Difference to
the polite custom of avoiding I'M
pleasant personalities the political
waters have remained untroubled.
But out of necessity this custom
will be abandoned when we enter
the field of state and national poll
tics. In the election Of state officers,
for instance, the qualifications and
fitness generally of aspirants will be
OF prime Importance and interest to
the voters. and they will insist upon
knowing all essential, facts.
The polite days will disappear with
the passing of territorial govern
ment, and all candidates for office
will have to undergo the fiery test of
personal assay.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-27

Arizona's constitution should not be
constructed in careless haste, but it is
well for the delegates to remember
that this territory will be placed at
a disadvantage If New Mexico's con-
stitution is more acceptable than ours
and is also presented to congress this
winter unaccompanied by the Arizona
constitution.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-27
HoW'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured Dy Hail
Catarrh Cure.
FL CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned. have known F. j. cheney
for the last IS years. and believe him perfectly hon
orable IN all business transactions and financially
able TO carry out any obligations made Dy ms hrm'
WALpING KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. Testimonials sent free Price 70 Genus Per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-07

the Caldwell boys as they had bur
led one of their best players on that
morning, who had met with a terri
BILE accident a few days before. Some
of the players attended the funeral
before starting for New Plymouth
and We're in no joyous mood for play
ing ball.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-07
PAYETTE HOTEL.

Phone the Payette Fruit Packing
company for your Berry Cups and
Crates.
For Sale-Chicago Cottage six
octave organ. Enquire Mrs. T. F.
Harry Ind. phone 1894.
For Sale-Galvanized iron bath
tub extra heavy Inquire of barber
shop in Bennett block on Main street.
Frank Foster.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-07
PAYETTE HOTEL

serves special Sunday Dinners al
50 cents. Also issues weekly meal
tickets.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-21
Serflagt
Gurbe Der sbsmaIige aoHgreBabge'
orouete 6. 6. ban Suser BON feluem
pormaligen Eripatietretar.

Die gureaueinrihtuHs Der lniteb
8olo Range gompanp upn Jtsodoa,
peren 9eihdftslotolttdteu iih I'm 2ps
ric 5beater 8ebduoe befinben, puroe
geitern pon sinsm 3oritabler oes 5rlea
oensrihters SibbIes beihluenGbmt.
8ieie 8eihlagnubure erfolgte auT
9runb elmer alage, bic SaSobn s. Rpan
BON go. $40 QDeFt Siebeute Str. gez
gen ben pormaIiaeu &ongreBabgsorp1
neten Clarence 9. ban 3u3er, BEN
8ef6dftsfubrer Der uniteb 9oloRanae
Gompanp anbdnyig gsmadt ba:. 3pon
Der oun 9u3er's Setretdr mar, fpoh4
renb oiefsr Dem 8ouJrsb ungsborts,
funqtrte ipdter als GIert Fiir Die lnia
teo @olo Range SO. unb bebauptet,
baB linn fir feline Sbdtigfeit nod
$261 3utommeu, bic sr Ruumehr eins
getlagt bat.
9an Du3er beTinbet iid our 3eit in
Columbus, tpiro ieoph beuts Suriidz
erpartet. Gr mar uripriingIic3 prit
patletretdr bes 9unoesienators Hepa
lambs unb pertrot bonn 3fpei Sermine
lang einenOiitritt BON NeDooo i'm 4bs
gsorDneteubauie bes aougreiTes. Seits
oem lift sr i'm Sntereie pom Winsus
unternehmungen tbdttg aetuefen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-21
Mebr @lhd wie Seritano.

Sine duf $1,000 Iautenbe 5rdtte lag
seitern Norssn ubsr cine Stunoe lang
aui benz Jubboben bes Raieitic
gafes, obns baB elmer Der sahIreit:n
gGite cine abnHro Don oem 8orhaHs
esniein oes Mertbpdpieres, pelhes 70
gut pie badres 8elO mar, battt. Gin
Bantisr RameHa 6uthinfon Don
2ouispille bate bas gafe auf einias
Winuien beIutt uao hisrbei sufdllia
unb obne oisIss gu bsmerten, bic 9ratts
aus Der 5aIhe idaen luiIen. GrIt Gui
benz Central gahnhofs entoedte er !ei.
n,n gsrluit. tporauf er iofort mad, oem
9rano 5ot,I, in tpslhem er abseftis1er
mar. surideiIts uno ben Sdusoetsttir
9rimslep in aeuutnib iegie. 2ebtsrsr
trftattete unperSiiglih Der golissi Me!s
buna unb bic 8ebsimpoli3iIten s5usft.
!ein unb pflua bealsitetsn ben gnntis,
rah I1mmtlihen 2otolen unb plassn,
oie sr beiutt bate. 6ierbei selangtsn
lie itliesIih aud in bas Maieitiegafe
no bic geamtsn ods Wertbpapisr I'M.
ter oem siide. an tuslhem Sutdinion
pprber osfsfsn bate, auf Dem 5uBbc.
ben lieaeno ppridnoen unb BEN bod:
erfreutsn Gissuthimsr tpieosr su.
itelltsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-21
Teuer =Vanif.
limb eoeuteHoer SranS ueruriadDt srp'
Fe Aufreguns.

Gin an fih unbeoeuTenoes 5euer
tpelhes geItsrn Worgen tur3 Dor 4 lhr
in pem aoitbaus Der 9Srau g. Roieuz
thai, go. 42G meIt 8. StraBe, gum
4usbruh t1m, peruriahts eine reos.=
rehte 9dnit, uno es mar geruoeSu
punoerbar, oaB in Der aufregung ME
mdnb perlest loaroe. Dds fsuer plta
be ourh sinen mangelbaften Rauhfuno
oeruriatt, uno als oasielbe entoett
puroe, mar nCS gang S14us beret.s
nit oihtem Rauh angefuat. Ser5ause
bepobner, tpelhe duf 10 unesmiitbli6e
Wsiis aus frisbIibem Shlummer &C.
pedt ipurbeu, bemd9tigie ith cine leift
psritdnblthe Panit, uno oieielben ell
ten in ibreu Rahtgetpdnoern aus oem
brennenoen 0ebduoe. gl0Bli6 erI6te'
nen sSrau RDientbol uno ibr 9atte an
einem sSenitsr oss 3. Stodpertes uni
Der Miann tpnnte feline 5rau tduu1
odrun perhinoern, sur StraBe hinun'
tsr3uIpringen, biz bic poIiSiften IIler
Woore uno Sobnipn iih burh Raut
uno Slammsn einen Meg baAnten UNI
beios in SiAerbeit brahten. 0us an
arenSenbe BON Regern bepobnte Saus
go. 424 We't s. Strabe, bate I'D
ebenTalls in tur3sr 3eit nit Rau6 an
aefiiQt, uno bic 8epohner eilten ir
ibreu Rahttlsibern. ldut um 9tife I'll
feno, ins sSreis. Rahoem lie fi6 ie
bod iiberSeugt hattsn, oaB oas 5au:
niht bon ben Slammsn srgriffen NOR
ben mar, tebrtsn lie in ibre DOhnunger
suriid. Das S5euer tpnnte in tur3e1
3eit gef0itt tperoen, uno Der 8rano
| fhQben piirfte 500 niht iiberiareiten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-21
@crmipte acindjt.

:. 6. garrott aus Gait 5aQs, 9a..
ri6tets bic Bite an ben Mapor I'm
fhaa mad aboIphus R. 9runts haltea
gu ppllen, Der i'm Sabre 1884 bier ges
lebt bd6en foil uno anae5Iih BEL elmer
Observation-Disclosures beihafti9t
mar.
Siherbeitsoireftpr Scott Small er-
belt aeifsrn bon 5bomus S'Gonnor.
Der fth Gr-9roeer uno SpirituoIens
SAMPLER nennt unb iein 8eihdft in
Rem 9crf. 511 Sit 144. S:rdBe, be
trsibi, sinen grief, in bem Ssrr Smdll
sebeten tpirb, llmIhau naA einem
noepiiIen- Ttollpn, Der einen SalcpE
an grooomap in Cincinnati bate. unS
Der ppr stpdnsia Suhren mad ReII
gort fam. nm iih ein Sleintpdn pilar
gu fauIrn. DcHn ubsr ipieees mad Gu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-21

lpie cine auittung fir $500, bic sr
ibr fbulbet. Sbrem Sobne oSoIepb
aieffer unb ibrer 1odter aats 6opes
tamp permaht iie oas Gigentbum SO.
919 Carr CTR, bod fou SOiepb Der
5odter 2ouiis Graf 800 unb aate
Der 1p6ter Warp 5reD eine glei6e
Summe 3ablen.
Sbren 5Dhtsrn 2ouiie 9raf unb
Warn 1rep permdht iie basGigentbum
go. 947 Carr ctr. Der Rsit bes
germ0sens iod slei41sitlih unter alIs
ibre ie6s stinber UertbetIt psrosn.
Ra6lab g a den.
5bos. 8. Bdrbp iit Ra6laBperfpals
ter DON anna q. GritTt; psrionaIisn
$500.
Gas. R. Qublop lift Rahlabberipafz
ter pon anna alopo. ipsIAe DOT fur
gem in iolt' grauIamer Deiis srmors
bet porben lit. perionalisn $500;
GrunDeiaentbum $1,000. Die grben
iino Der 9runer unb bic orsi S6Dez
| tern Der GrmorDeten.
oSobn SO. Stepban lit RahlaBper=
matter BON Sus. u. Gong; psrionas
lien S1100.
Wm. 8. Simtid III 5eitamentspoll=
ftreder BON Caroline Simlid; 9runos
sisentbum $500.
Rorpoob !. litter lit RadIabbsrs
matter pom Sen. g. gaiIsp; perionas
lien $1,000.
eSas. 5ut6inion lit QadIabperpal,
ter Don gtisdbeth 5ut6iHiOn; Grunb;
etsentbum $1,000.
g1as. W. 3burnausr lit Ra6ldBs
pernaltsr pom grnft u. Mspsr; psrIo:
naiien S1775.
amelia Oilers i'll RdtlabDerDdlt.,
rim BON Greb. Oilers; GrunosigentbuH
$4,000.
Ter perfonlife RadlaB Der 5elsnc
aronIags betrdgt s1977.83; berisnis'
oss Dm. R. Sbap S2530.
8erfhitbenes.
! Joiepb 3. Gfibgrunb bat tps9en on.
| aebli6en aontrattbru6s cine atdg
iibsr $3.50 sessn 2eUsDie & 60. stn
| gersidt.
2tuf Grunb erIittensr 9erIssurgsr
| itrengte SO. 6. 2udte cine aIage Ibe
$4,000 gsgsn bic Cincinnati 2ractiol
| 60. an.
| Sn Der Alose BEG SO 6. Sbrins
seeen 5hos. yethan lpuroe siu gsr
oitt gu 9uniten oes 9ertIagtsn abge
oe6eH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-21

8nroe Der Iirth aoam Stefan ben
o;rosacihwprcnen nberwieien.

Der Wirsh 2lodm Stsfan, bon
gdnt uno CHM Strabs. uuroe nab
lanaeu uno umfunertitsnDtrh
asn pom golistiriftsr unter esr 2lHs
.laos oes Woross Den 9roBGeihporss
nen iiberipieien uEo 5tpdr untsr $1,000
giiraIAnft. Die itiner 3eit dusfii9rs
Iiet berihttt. iparsn am akno ots Z.
stcnudr Siefdn unh orti Gaite. 6ins
oerberaer, Souisr unb Goiplins. lb;r
elm DiirfelipisI in Der Wirtbihdft Sss
Griteren in Sirsit ssrathen. ipeltsr
odmit snoets. hdB Sttfon ben Sinoers
bsraer erIfob, pdbrelo er ielbft bon
SauIer nit einem Spudnapf anf ben
aopF eeIfldsen tuuroe uHo einer letts
ten Et6oelbruh srlitt. 6duier uno
8oiplina bottsn iid seitern untsr c.r
antldae esg Wpreangriffs gu oerant'
porten. Stsfan tpuroe bon Dem frna
bsren Ri6ter gflsssr pertheibiat. nab
reno bic Rehtsanpdlts 5rdnts UNI
Mallop ben beiben anoertn ansetI1g'
ten sur Geite itdRbeH. Die Gusinaer
Der anassIastsn itanbsn in i6tpcrisa
gDioerIprudb su sindHosr. Der Wirtt
Stefan bebduptste, in SelhitDertheinl'
auna asbanbsIt au babeH, od sr Dor
Finberberser. 6duIsr uno gotpiinc
| tb1ilib nReesriffsn mo nit ben
Spudnapf eefporfsn fporoen lei. bepo'
er bon feinem Repoloer 9sbrauh sst
noht babe. Disie stusfasm tpurotr
Don frau Sttfan btitGtist. 9osegsr
ertlGrien 6nuisr uno 1o1plins NIT al
Ter geitimmsheit. bdb Der Gireit ubel
/ bas Miirielipiel nur Don gerinaer Se,
bsutuna une Die Sdlisersi bereiis Dor
| iibtr mar, uls Gtefdn ben 6inberbsr'
asr nisberffob. Inter bieien nmitdri
| ben lieB iih Der frtrtlife 9baibeftanl
nift ermittsln, uHo ale orei ansetl1g'
| ten ipurben unier ie $1,000 giirelhaF
| ben @robael5tporenen iiberipitItn.
s3iram 6snorids. elm fpsstn i.insl
gepaItibdtiotsit pon feinsn RoHese
noifsn asfiirhtst.r unb ae,iebener Rs
Ger, bate iin aeitern unitr ben antla
| aen oes tbGtlihen angriffs unb bei
Sfitbens innerbolb Der Gtuotgrens.i
/ 3u psranttporten, unb stpar auf Grunl
| zines Rensontrts, fpeIfts er por tini
een 4benben nit ben Reeern Wrasn
ale unb Qinftn an Der Carlisle Ape
uno Smith Ctr. bate uno in oeiisi
grlauf tr unb Mtaensie mebrsr
| Shiiiie iped,IeItsn. Senorids bar Be
rtits sinen Mnnn setGbtet unb III felbi
perifieosns Mole anaeihoiIen rporosn
CT purbe NIT elmer Strafe Don 8 Wc
tntsn arbsiishdus. 800 unb aoitsl
bfleat.
1tHidmin Queas, nnisr Der anilaa
Der RihiDsriorauns isintr camille
iuurns anasnisisn. fp0hentiith $5 gun
linierhals Der Seintn beisntrdaeu I'M
Der Joa Durbe 0uf 30 2ase psrito
| ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-21

81 frd6er MurgenlluOAe S5eue eines
ueraerbti1eR RraaOes.
S;uuptbr bate nit srOBsn Shiuie'
rigfeitsn ju fdmpitu.

Der sroBs SobIsnipether Der 3. &
8. 2. 20. gtisnbabH am 5uBe Der
NiQ StraBe purpe esitern Rorgen
qsaen $50 uhr ourh sSeuer fat Ooaz
itdnoig ssrItOrt. uno Der grunoi6uosn
rpiro auf mino<itens $4,000 abgsz
ihdst. Die Gntlteluugsurid4e bes
sFeuers IoQ auT oasareu5en sIettrIIher
Grd6te 3uriit3ufubrsn isin. 9eraobs
lenIpsi6er, cine etipa 100 Sub bObe
Struttur, entbielt fiiuf Wuggonlaouns
asn Go1Ien uno aus oemieIben lpuroeH
Die qotomotioen Der 9eieuihaft ssz
ipeiIt. 9as 1euer muB ldngere 3eit
urbemertt fortgegiimmt haben, bis es
pl0sIith in lihterIoben 5lommen aus
brd6 uno gu slsi6er 3eit pcn mtnoes
items fiiRf3ig Yerionen sntoedt fpurs
be. 9iitrittmarihoq 5urlep ianote
iofort na5 ieinsr artunft eInen 3Ipeis
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Ginciunatier 4utomobii Clubs rtntete
oeitern Elm ldnseres Sdreiben an oeH
Ntappr, in Dem er nd odriber bes
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iritte 9eIpftrofeu norfieht. DER Wlas
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ten, oab bic geittmmuuqeu Der Orb.
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