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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-26

superintendent Of Oklahoma CITY.
and his partner. Mr. Dashi,n, to
ara'y1c our water and to suggest a
general plan for a filtration plant.
aud they did so. and suggested an
entirely different phn from that Of
MIR Dawson and NJ. Sayrc aud from
the Erichscn plan. and incidentally
stated that the Erickson plan would
only be- a makoshift
When the bids wore opened the
mayor stated that Mr. Dashien. who
made the bid FOR the Ailx Power
Company had said that ne was going
~ bid below cost on the lob. for
~ would. ~ course have to 20
ON and complete il with plans sug.
fostcd by them and that since We
had their written report saying the
plans adopted would be- only "A make
shift" that Il wouhs be foolish to
let them have the contract. that i'm
as much as these filters were plt.
cutcd stuff that H. would Dee easy
60 slip something in on us THAI
would keep 10 from making a enc.
crss. That We could not afford to
let anyone construct the plant who
did not have confidence iu it h,m-
selves That from what We had soon
that We were thoroughly convinced
that it could be- done and that ii
We meant to try IL Nc should see 10
&c that it had fair trial and that
it not be- turned over to the enc
mics Of the plan
The other bin was put In by
party. MIR Jackson. not regularly I'm
the business, and hc proposed to
put In the very cheapest filters. Fil.
tcrs that only cost twelve hundred
and fifty Sl,2jo0O dollars. each in.
stead Of twenty.three hundred
IS2.3OOOO) dollars each, as does the
Roberts filter, the one Erichsen pro
poses to Install
Under all these circumstances and
W H'H YOU NoNa .utT tnat the engineer
had made an estimate on the cost
OF the filter. their installation. the
building of the filter house and con.
struction of sewer 20 take of wash
water. which are all included in THE
contract and has estimated that the
cost would be ten thousand five
sl050OD dollars. and Erich
sens bid was ten thousand four
hundred and thirty-seven S1O.437.O .OO
dollars, we cannot but be convinced
that the majority OF the board did
exactly the right thing.
Mr.. Erichsen is home man of
excellent standing and ne has given
bond for the full amount OF the cost
price guaranteeing that the filters
will give the purity demanded by
Mr.. Dawson and the city engineer,
and he has plenty of property here
In the city TO back It up. He cant
afford to make failure out OF IL.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-26
YOUTH PAINFULLY BURNED.
Employe OF Tom Wilkes seriusly
Burned Yesterday.

Abby Hutson, boy about fifteen
years of age, one of the carriers for
the Oklahoman, was painfully In
jured yesterday afternoon, by being
burned. The boy works for Tom
Wilkes In the afternoons, and was
engaged in cleaning a coat when
the accident occurred. He was using
gasoline to clean the coat and In
scrubbing 1t a match in the pocket
OF the garment became ignited and
the young fellow was ba1ly burned
before the flames could be extin.
guished. ]. z. Hamilton, who was In
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-26

the rear of his building when the
accident occurred. went to the young
fellows assistance and saved him no
doubt from fatal injuries. MIR. Ham.
iton sustained severe burns on HE
hand The boy was given medical
attention. was resting very we'll
when heard from TO-DAY. and no sc.
riOus results are expected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-26

FOR SAl4E-Refrigerator, show cases
and drop-head Singer sewing ma
chimes, awful cheap Goldsmith's
Loan Office. 26-fmo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-26

Lots OF people who are cock sure cf
going To heaven are in the wrong pew
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-26

The Ardmoreite will be sent daily
to new subscribers from May to Aug.
ust 10 for one dollar.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-26

AT last ! have money to burn" ex.
claimed the man who had Just had a
counterfeit 81 bill passed TO him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-26

Fraii women. women during menstru6-
tion. pregnancy or nursing should keep
the bowels wen open. Try pr Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin. At AN drug
stores, so cents ana 81 bottle
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-26

Read Ardmorsite Want Ads.
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-09-16

of foundation necessary to insure
permanency. The idea that some
highway engineers have of simply
laying foundation of a few inches
I'm depth is altogether wrong, and
roads so constructed are expensive
to maintain and must be rebuilt i'm
short time. / consider that the En-
glish roads, although the narrowest,
the the best roads over which
toured in Europe. especially as the
surface was thoroughly tarred and
covered with q light coating of sand q"
Through the efforts of the Off
Gals of the Touring Club of France
splendid new road. three hundred
miles in length, along the Riviera. in
southern France, is now being COM
pleted and will be the finest stretch
of roadway in the world The plan
adopted abroad provides for the cree
ton of permanent sign posts by the
government giving the distances and
are the best roads over which
as well as indicating dangerous turns
and crossings
The new roads in Great Brintain
are as smooth as a billiard table and,
although the surface had been treated
with a thin coating Of tar, the con-
structiOn had been So thorough that
huge traction engines drawing cars
loaded with stone and gravel. had no
noticeable effect upon them.-LOs
Angeles Herald
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-09-16
COAST.
THE ANSWER SHE DESERVED

In a small town there was wom-
an who, when she wanted to secure
a bit of gossip. quizZed the children
one day she invited the minister 5
two small daughters to spend the
afternoon. 1t happened that there
was a little unpleasantness in the
church, and the minister's wife. not
being sure how much the children
might have overheard, decided to be
on the safe side, and admOnished the
children IF Mrs. Black asks you any
questions just tell her YOU don't
know" The children were on their
guard. and hardly had they arrived
than their hostess asked:
Did Mrs. A. call at your house
yesterday" we don't know"
chimed the two dutifuls
After a while she asked: Was
your mother in the city yesterday p"
We don't know" was the answer.
Then she turned her angry eyes on
them as she said: why. you know
very well she was; how dare you tell
me a fib?"
one kiddy was too frightened to
speak. but the other managed to
gasp: Mamma said if you asked us
anything we was to say we've
didn't know" And it happened that
woman had no sense of humor. and
the minister's congregation lost an
attendant
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-09-16
GREAT WOMAN PAGEANT.

Following perhaps in the steps OF
the English suffragists who recently
held a great parade in the city of
London. the New York women are
arranging a pageant i'm that city for
October 20, which will represent the
changed position of woman in the
last hundred years. 1t will begin
with the woman in the Sedan chair,
then there will be the woman of the
eighteenth century, with her spindle
and handlOom Then the women of
the present day. the great army of
physicians, teachers. lawyers, in caps
ana gowns; the nurses and the bust
ness woman, the golf girl. the tennis
girl, all will be represented in the
long magnificent pageant. There is
no question that the American wom-
en- are taking on the up to date,
energetic methods of the English
women, and only in having this
monster pageant, but in the methods
Of advertising their meetings. On
Labor Day the Bostonf suffragists
held series of six great meetings,
carrying speakers in automobiles
from one meeting to another.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-09-16
CHANGE OF LOCATIoN-The Fl

|. Latham real estate and insurance
agency has moved it's offices from
the Craig building on north Central
avenue to No west Adams street.
in the GoOding block, one door from
the Santa Fe railroads city ticket
office. This gives the company a
central location.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-09-16
DELEGATES WANTED FOR
IRRIGATION CONGRESS
Arizona Should Have Large Repre-
sentation in Pueblo.

President ]. p. Orme of the Water
Users association in speaking yester-
day of the meeting of the national ir-
rigation congress to be held in Pueblo
September $3.50, said he hoped that
Arizona, and particularly the Salt river
valley. would send full delegation to
the congress. The fare for the round
trip is $45 and it will be a delightful
trip to make at this season of the year.
Moreover, those who are willing to
go need have no modesty in waiting to
be asked The congress is liberal in its
apportiOnment of delegates and there
are vacant places enough probably to
accommodate all who can go. The
governor has made his appointment of
territorial delegates, but there are still
vacancies in the lists of both the cOun
ty supervisors and the water users
association. 1t is likely that there are
also vacancies in the lists of the cities
of the valley and some of the other or
CARNATIONS entitled to representation.
Anyone who would like to go would
confer a favor by taking up the mat
ter with these appointing powers.
There are two particular reasons
why Arizona should have an unprece-
dentedly large delegation in this years
congress. one is that the president of
the congress halls from Phoenix and
appreciation of the honor paid this sec
ton should inspire il. The other is
! that this valley has authorized the
president to ask that the 1912 session
| Of the congress be held in Phoenix.
This will not be done unless Phoenix
and all Arizona back up the request
in a way that shows that ii not only
wants the congress, but is able and
willing to take care of it.
1t is unnecessary at this time to
! more than hint at what il viii mean
! to Arizona to have the congress held
! in Phoenix 1t assemblies scores of the
brainiest builders Of the west and 9TH
| or scores of their ardent supporters.
As an advertising feature for Arizona
it will prove Incompatible and Arizona
has arrived at the stage when il wants
advertising. Phoenix, il is believed,
will be in a position by 1912 to enter
tain the congress properly and by that
time the irrigation system should be
in perfect operation. There is no 9TH
er way in which hOmeseekers can be
impressed 50 favorably. not only with
the salt river valley but the upper
ella and the Yuma sections. as by the
publicity that will be given them by
the irrigation apostles who will as
sCmble on that occasion.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-09-16
METALS,

New York. Sept. 15-Standard cop
per easy; spot. s12.O71a G1217k: Sep
TENDER. S12.O5612.O7s; October. 1910;
G1215: November. December. 2.10@
1920 London. market quiet; spot
e54 los Cd; futures, c 50 Us Cd. FIX
ports. 1856 tons last month; lake
S1250@12.75: electrolytic. $12.37Ia n
12.62I5; casting. $12 z 612.37z.
Tin, quiet; spot, $35 bid; September
$3490M35.O71a; October, S34.50M3 5;
November. $3425@35; December
$34 40M34.5O London steady; spot
e159 12s Cd: futures. e15S rs Cd.
Lead, quiet. s4.3714 G4421s for New
York and at $422hG427E for East
St Louis delivery. London, spot,
c 121 Is Cd.
Spelter. firm. s5.5Om $50 for New
York and at $5.37K 65.45 for East st.
Louis delivery. London. spot, e23 IS.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-09-16
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

New York. 15.-The principal factor
ut work in the market today was a
reversal by speculative operations for
the advance attempted earlier in the
week. and which had not met much
encouraging response in the demand
from outside sources.
There grew up some uneasiness
over the condition of the steel indus
try. which had the effect of giving
positive force to the reaction. Price
concessions were yielded grudgingly
and there were signs of resistance at
individual points, but the whole mar
ket gave way and closed decidedly
weak.
No considerable revival of the steel
trade is looked for until the railroads
come into the market as free buyers.
Bonds were irregular. Sales. 81
$4,000. United States As, registered,
declined Il per cent.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-09-16
GOOD ROADS SYSTEM ABROAD.
Finest Highways In the World are To
Be Found In Southern France.

THE most potent factor for the
future development and success of
the automobile industry and it's al
lied interests in this country is the
necessity of uniformity and need of
standardization i'm the construction
of new roads as we'll as the proper
maintenance of Them" was the state
ment made by Joseph w Jones, a
well known automobiles, who has re-
turned from a three months visit in
Europe. having covered about five
thousand miles in touring through
all of the principal countries on the
continent
AS a special agent of the Depart
ment of Agriculture of the United
States government. Mr.. Jones, who
is also a director of the Touring club
of America, was delegated to repre-
sent the government at the second in
ternational good roads congress held
at Brussels. and was most enthu-
siastic in his praise of the success
of the convention. which was at
tended by the representatives of all
the countries interested in road i'm
provement
One of the great lessons of the in
ternational road congress-" said Mr..
Jones, lis the absolute necessity for
the introduction of a uniform system
of road building throughout the Uni
ted States similar to the systems
which have been adopted in France
and Great Britain, where the high
ways decrease in the width accord |
ing to the Importance of the traffic. |
From my observation continued Mr.. !
Jones. "the roads in this country. |
throughout the south. are
90 wide and lack the requisite depth
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-09-16

Louis, but a former Texas cattleman.
at the Rennert
Il knew the colonel when he and 1
had ranches not far apart on the Little
Missouri river. near where it is crossed
by the Northern Pacific railroad.
My herds that l had driven up from
the south were larger than his. and
when he first came out and | saw how
green and inexperienced he was. I lent
him one or two Of my cowboys Just to
give him pointers on the game He
was an apt pupil and mastered the de-
tails of the cow business in an aston
ishingly short time. He was always
grateful 10 me. and we have been the
stanchest friends ever since.
1T was a pretty wild country then
and there were plenty of tough custom
ers who would have delighted in run
ming the New York tenderfoot back
home if he had shown any symptoms
of timidity. But he was a dead game
sport then, as he is now, and he had
the nerve 10 cope with any situation. /
knew him once to follow a thief who
had stolen, so far as the colonel knew
nothing of greater value than Roose-
velt's so skiff, for two full days and
nights down the river. and at the end
of the chase get his man. While Ted
dy' kept the thief covered with a six
shooter his ranch boss tied the GRIM
inal with a rope and then the pair
took their prisoner sixty miles to the
nearest Jail He proved to be not Onls
a noted thief but a desperate who had
killed a half dozen men and the leader
OF a band Of outlaws who were sub
sequently chased out of the state
Baltimore American.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-09-16
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiske,

when taken in me-
dicinal doses, just
before 4 meal, Slim
ulatcs the mucous
surfaces and little
glands of the stom-
ach to a healthy &C
ton, causing a suf-
hcient flow of the
gastric juice to di-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-09-16

gest the food. II continued It viii cure
the disease or weakened function by its
tonic and stimulating effect. 1t also
excites the flow of saliva for the diges-
ton of starchy food, preventing fermen-
tation in the stomach and bowels.
Sold in SEALED BOTTLES ONLY
by all druggists, grocers and dealers,
or direct, $lOO large bottle. Medi-
cal booklet and doctors advice free.
The Duffy Malt whlskey Co.. Rochester. N. Y,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-09-16
STOCKS.

Amalgamated. 62Is; Smelling. CAS- +;
Atchison. 961a; St Paul, 1888; New
York Central. 111k; Pennsylvania.
12S; Reading 1891: Southern Pacific.
112A; Union Pacific. 1898; Steel.
G7h; Steel preferred, 116B; Silver.
53A
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-09-16
WHEN ROOSEVELT WAS
A GREEN COWBOY

Il wish / could have been with Teddy
and the jolly outfit of cowpunchers
who made things hum in Cheyenne"
said Captain Gid" Sheeks. now of St
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-09-16
Cured Stomach Trouble
MIR. Jas. p. Stansel made sound and wei
after several years of suffering.

Read what Mr.. Stansel says: Il had
stomach trouble for several years AID
began using Duffy's Pure Malt Wins
key. In a short time | was sound and
well. have recommended your medi
cine to others and know many have used
it to great advantage. Jas. P. Stansel,
105IL N Market St. Columbus, Miss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-18
Siberal Saperiider II. y.

Ter qiberal gapsrtife unterItji3@
ungspersin belt geItsrn Qbenb untsr
osm 8orIis ieines 9rdItoenten SSato0
Slid in Der Central 5urnbaQe ieine re-
gelmdbfge 9sriammIung ab. Setrs~
tdr 0eo. ;. 3itt berlds oas prototOll
Der porbergebsnosn Sibung. peIhe5
ME oerleTen dugenomnen rpuroe. 31s
aus ben 5erren Sobn S6ret, Geo.
4mrhetn uHb Chris. Weingdrtuer be-
itebsnoe llntsriuhungstommittee bat
bic gUder bes iSinan3ietretdrs uuters
iudt uno berittete, Dap 6isielben iih
in gutter Crbnung befinoeR. 8om i.
Sult 1909 Bis gum l. DECEMBER 1909
bat Der gsrein $34740 siugenomUen
unb $203.45 ausgegeben. oSn 9GnDen
bss ShasmeiIters beFduoen iih am /.
Sanudr b. :. $612.47. 0as Ser
sinspsrmossn 5etrdgt $4312.47. 8ds
pon iino $500 in erIttIaiIigsn Cider
hsiten angslsgt uno $500 itno ausgez
Iiebeu. Die 4usgaben oes geitrtgen
4bsHbs 6strugsn $111.90 uno Die Gin
Habmsn S80.75. Sn Die 4usgaben
iiro 800 Sterbe9eIo fir oas Deritor>
bene UlitgIiso SobH 9iefer einges
itIoTsn. Die 9iirgTaaft oss Stabs
meiiter Eruitees Geo. 5iirt rpuroe pte
in friibersn SabreH auf 5000 feitgsisBt.
Sn ben 9erein dufgeHommeu tpuroen
bic Ssrrsn Geo. Souhim uno Sol.
Slid uno aIs nsuss MitgIieo borges
ihlagen puroe 6err 4Hton GempT.
Der aus Gppsrsheim in Der RbetHpfaI3
itummt. On einsn tranten gruoer
purbsn 81 4runtsHunteritiBung an
aetuisIeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-18
Seuti6er Wiilitdr Il. y.

Inter benz 9orits bss 3errn gaspar
pfifsr belt ssitsrn absuo Der Dents
i6e Rilitdr llrteritiisungsoer.in IN
Der Central 1urnhaqe feline Sisung
ab. GetretGr 8. o. aiibbert psrlas
bas prototpG Der porberiaen Sisurg
tpelfes dngenommen ipuroe. Ils ers
freulih ionnts semsloet tperben, baB
Der 9ersin augenbIidlih feline trantsn
Witglisbsr auf Der aiits BAL. IS tpurs
be beitIoHen. ben Wnstsn6an oss
2anbpebrpereins,. Der am IL. Sc
bruar itottftnbst. in GorpDre gu beius
hsn. bon btn RheinIdnberu lag cine
ginlabune 3u otren an s. Je6runr
itottfinbsnben Mastenbaa Dor unb ber
gsrsin fpiro ii9 mad beittn ardftsH
an biefer 9srani.aittns betbeilis,u.
DIR bon ben Jrauen unb 3odtern bss
9eutiten 2dnbipehrDer.ins geitifteis
iilbere gitxntrans iit nuHmshr unter
9lds unb Tabmsn aebraht iucrben
une ipirb cine 3ierbe beg Wereinslotdls
6ifben. Dem pienies es!tommittse fpurs
ben bic fpeitaebenbiten 0oama6tsn
srtbsilt. 8asisIbe tpirb ii4 iofort bas
ran MAIDEN. sinen paHenbsn plos fir
bas 5eft 5u iiherH. Bonn beu.ffen
2sbrsrftmindr in WiIpuutee mar Elm
9aniihr.ibsn fir bic seipdhr.e Inter
iiiisuna .inessansen. Dasielbs ipure.
ben often sinperltibt. Die ginnabs
men nss ssitria.n absnos betrussu
S2S.40 unb bic aussaben $25.
RAD Stlub Der Sisuns Iub Jis
nanss sS,trstdr aamernb Sofepb S.sis
Ter bic Mitglisoer onldBlih ieinfs De-
burtstases su eiHem @lais gerfteninft
ein, ipsIfxr GinlohnHg prompt yolgs
aeieiitst fpuros. Quf bos Wobl oes
Gsburtstaestinnss unb nss Bersins
rpurbs nanGes Gldshen s,Isert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-18
Rleine Yuliseinabribtem

- golisiIt Seebobm perbaftete in
her Sonntdg Ratt ben Gam. Stern
unb ipsrrte ibn uutsr Der 2ntldae bes
tbdtlihen Qngriffs auf eluen goli3is
fen elm. Der gelmte mar am Reus
iabrsdbeno in gsrnitein's mirtbhdft,
Rn. 1929 Central ape., gerufen NOR
ben, nm einen stpiihen mebrsrsu Cd
Iten ausgebrohsnen Streit gu Itlihz
ten, dls er ploblich 0on sinsm Der Ruz
kItorsr hintsrrtits nit elmer 9ierfla@
ite duf ben &opf geihlagen puroe. gr
srtannie in isinsn 4Hgreifsr ben Sum.
Gtern uno na6m oeuielben, als bieIsr
ibm in Der Sonntag Raht begsgnete.
ieft. Stsrn. rpsIter cine rihtige Go
ipenmdhne gu trdgen pflsete, bate Ii6
miitleripeile bic 5dare ihneiben ldTsn
unb aab iid Der idIihen 5ofTnung bin,
bab polisift Sssbobm ibn ni6t fpieoer=
ertennen tpiiroe.
- Der gpIissi Durbs eemelbet, baB
goul Warnsr, Ndhtclert in Der Seilss
drmee gitabels. unter Ritnohme
BON S8 in Der Sonutag Raht isinsu
goitsn p.rlaTen babe uno ieitoem per.
ftpunben iit.
- Wm. Mirss pon louisville, Sp.,
ipurbs esiiern ar Der 9cngfporth uno
Gin Strabe bon ben 9ebeimpolisiiten
5iiftlein unb gSfIua perbdftet unb aIs
oerbdhtiq sinatiperrt. Gr itsbt I'M
Bsroatte oss 9isbitahls.
- W. +. 5bapsr BON Charleston.
90. ga, fpslhsr i'm 2udnan 5otsl ab>
gsftisgen iit, msloets seiteru i'm YoIis
seibaupiquartier, OaB er um .inen
usbersieber i'm 8srths bon $50 uno siz
neH fsibenen Rsssnfhirm bsftoblsH
norben iit.
6err gamtlIus Jeltman bon Ro.
1906 Seott Strdbe, Gopinston, an.,
brahte sur 4nssige. ouB ibm am ii.
ssanuar in Der St. Tdpiers airGe BON
einem unbstannteH Diebe cine sslote
i'm Wertbe bon $50 enttpenbet tpurbe.
- 6err georee %. Bennett befano
iid seitsrn in einem ointersimmer 1ius
ter ieinem 2aoen. go. 744 gDeft 3.
Gtrobe, ais Elm Sdleihbieb bic @eIes
senbeit benubte uno einen llebersieber
I'm Mertbe BON SIS aus benz 2ooen
eutnsuhste
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0rpbes zbabemfemer
Sm 6ei6aitsoiitrift Der Stabt 6oD'
iugton.

Sin 5suer, tpel4es betrd4tlideH
S6dben dnrihtete unD Deroerblthe
Oimeniionsn dnnebmen gu fpoQen
probts, fam 9eitern Naht tur3 por II
llbr i'm 3. Stofpert beg dlten Wtdfoz
mic 5empels an Der Siioipeit>@de Ser
pife StraBe uno WdpiIon QDenue III
gobirgton, &p. gum 4us6ruh. 01sz
Ielbe entItdnb in ben Hdumlihteiten
bes Commercial go1sge uno bic Siam
men fraben itd Big gum 0a6itu9l
burh.
Die Geuertpebr bate nit auBerors
bentli6en Shpiertgteiten gu tQmpfen,
bradte jeDo9, bant ibres energiihen
unb um1i6ttgen 8orgebens in Der6dlt>
niBmdBi9 tur3sr 3eit bas entfeiielte
Glement unter Sontrolle. 9ds
Commercial Go1ege puroe gum 8etru-
ge bon ca. $1,000 bsi6dDigt. Der 81
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