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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
LIQUOR OF APAcHES is
SEIZED BY UNCLE SAM
The Government Has 300 Gallons oi
TisWin.

Washington, Dec. 2S.-About 500
gallons of tiswin, or tulapai, an intox-
icating drink, manufactured by the
Apache Indians, have been contiscat-
ed by Indian agents at Fort Apache,
Ariz. A bottle Of liquor, which is
also known as corn ber,' was receiy-
ed at the bureau of Indian affairs
and will be turned over to chemist
for analysis.
The liquid, according to the lndian
bureau, is exclusively an Apache bev-
erage and is very intoxicating. 1t is
a weight-producing drink, Indians
addicted to. it's use becoming very
fat. The liquor has the appearan ,e
of milky water and has a bad odor.
1t is made principally from corn, but
whisky roots and loco weed, plant
which poisons animals and makes
them insane, are sometimes used III
its manufacture.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
ALL MAIL DELIVERED.
Only Few Holiday Packages Left a.
the Postoffce.

Only Few Holiday Packages Left AZ
the Postoffce.
There are fewer undelivered pack
ages at the postofIice today than has
ever been the case Immediately after
Christmas. The initial boxes at the
general delivery window are pracCl-
cally empty, containing only the usa-
al amount of matter. The carriers
worked unusually bard and succeed
ed in distributing ali Of the mail
that accumulated in the post0fHee
during the rush of the holidays.
'4lora than 100000 packages, letters
and post:c"ds were delivered Christ-
mas week an the work was execat-
ed without any de.ays, owing to the
systematic manndr in which Post
master Smith organized nis forces.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
LApGE FORCE AT WORK
RAISING BATTLESHlP MANI

Havana, Cuba, April 28.-After
saving lain off for Christmas, work
risn on the battleship Maine wreck
have resumed operations. The force
has been increased and has three
shifts of men, $50 in all.
The engineers expect to expose
the wreck TO view not later than
April /. Living accommodations are
being furnished on board the dredse
Barnard for meml ers OF the commits
sion and the workmen. This dredSe
is provided with hydraulic and cen
trifugal pumps, the largest owned by
the United States government
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
Change in Officials
OF A., B. g A.

Four changes, effective Jan. l, IN
and two new positions receive a
change of name, will appear on the
traffic department of the Atlanta, Biz
mingham & Atlantic railroad to be
issued Thursday.
This information was given out On
Wednesday morning from the Office
of J. r. Rowland, general traffic man
ager. J. C. Ligeour, commercial agent
at Fitzgerald, Ga, goes out Jan. l, to
be succeeded aUy Geo. A. Cartwright
as division freight agent at Fftzgar-
aid, Mr.. Cartwright comes to the
south from New York. az
r. D. Moore, at present chief clerk
to the general freight agent, is ele-
yated to the newly created position Of
assistant general freight agent. Who
will succeed Mr.. Moore as chief clerk
has not been made public.
Geo. Land, now commercial agent
with headquarters in Atlanta, be-
comes division freight agent simply
a change OF name i'll the office. Mr..
Land will remain in Atlanta and his
duties will be the same as heretofore.
w. I. Middleton, travelling freight
agent with headquarters in Atlanta,
goes to Macon as commercial agent
a newly created place.
The A., B. & A. expects to make
vigorous campaign for business out
of Macon beginning Jan. 1.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
WEATHER OF FREAKY NATURE
Some New Records Made by the Ele-
ments in 1910.

Some New Records Made by the Eie-
ments in 1910.
Meteorologically speaking, the year
about to close has teen one of ups
and downs; one of peculiar starts,
the finishes Of which have found the
waether bureau loaded up with sur
prises and freak records. The fea
lures of the years weather are nu-
merous.
Most starting Of any is the fact Of
an II months deficiency OF 164 fe-
~go~s being cut down and overcome
ia less taan a month This is one oc-
currence wlich will mark the year
1910 as a freak year There was a
hurricane this year the first in sever
al years; the greatest amount of ram
fall for q consecutive "a hours also
fell in August, and the lowest nor
NAL for one July day was also re-
corded
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
A FINE PICTURE FRIDAY.
The Grand Will Please Everybody
Tomorrow Night.

Manager Finney will offer the pl-
irons of the Grand tomorrow night
picture said to be the greatest pic
ture play Of the year, THE Adoption"
story of California in the days Of
'49. The story of a lad who was left
by his father with the Indians to
take care Of and they raise the boy
as one Of them and in the end the
father comes and demands the boy
and tn scenes where the Old indiaas
are compelled to give up the boy is
said to lie the most pathetic .piec
Of acting ever put to r'oton pictures.
The leading part is taken Wy Amari-
cas- leading child actor Master 10
scph Sanity.
Two other pictures will be shown
Friday night.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
REVOLUTION In
:, "a CUBA PLANNED
0lScoNTENTS SAID TO BE MAX
ING HEADQUARTERS IN
NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, Dec 2S.-That a par
of Gu an revolutionists are in New
Orleans endeavoring to secure funds
5ith which to start trouble in that
country developed when rumors be-
came current that the party landed
lere two weeks ago and has ALREADY
spproacled local people for finances
to start an expedition from some
gulf point.
The oCuhans. it is said, are embold-
ened by the success of the former
suntoat Hornet, in getting away Tor
Cape Gracias without trouble. A
prominent Cuban is reported as say
ing today that Cuba does not desire
a revolution and that the better ele.
ment of the island is greatly worried
by attempts of the party here to stir
up trouble.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
ONLY A FEW LEFT,

Those who are contemplating mak-
ing New Years gifts can make some
nice selections at A. Zelmenoyitz' $.
This store carried a large stock 'f
Xmas goods, and enjoyed large
sale of same, hut, as usual, a Few
articles were left over which are
quite suitable for New Years gifts.
The proprietor proposes to offer tie
articles at II OF actual cost. Prefer
ing 10 lose money on the sale than
to pack these goods away for an
other season. as be will not Offer
old goods to his customers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29

ARRANGEMENTS have just Aboen coin-
pleted by which those contributing
to the Kings Daugaetrs and Sous
'tTlrisrmas tree to the poor sof our
Jlty will be admitted to the gNllery
free OF charge Glynn circle coNdial.
ly extends the invitation to all Nom
cessions to be present that they may
share in the happiness offered theme
little folk and see how the fund gatnA
cred has teen used.
The downstairs is reserved for the
children and their mothers or older
members of the families. Everything
is being done to insure all the joy
and happiness possible to crowd into
an afternoon of work done In
Christs name
ANY who have not contributed and
VS. % 90 so may send contributions
to Miss Kate Hall, Room 8. New
Akin Bldg, Thursday morning.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
REGISTRATION BOOKS ARE
IN THE oRpiNARY'S OFFICE
Or,en for Registration Of Various
Sorts Of Businesses. a,e

Registration books were opened in
the ordinary's Office yesterday for the
registration of corporations and otn-
er sorts of business whiol pay spe+
cific taxes.
There are a score or more Of hnsi-'
nesses that have to register with the
ordinary before they pay thir tax|s
to Collector Read. Among them are
cigarette alers, insurance agen:s,
auctioneers, packing houses, billiard
and pool ROOMS, moving picture hoas-
es, real estate agents, photogr2' pas,
soda water fountains, pawn brohcis
and others.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
A.. 3. G A. TO OPERATE
TIE F.. Q. G. 3. ROAD
n. c. McFadden vii! Retire AS the
President.
TIE Fitzgerald Leader says:

The Fitzgerald Leader says:
I'll e Leader is authorized to make
the statement that after Jan l the
Fitzgerald, Ocilla & Broxton railroad
will be operated by the traffic depart
ment of the Atlanta, Birmingham &
Atlantic railroad, without any inter
luption. The change has been antici-
pated for some time, 1ut this is she
first official statement
n. G. McFadden, president of tae
T., o. & B. Railroad company, viii
not coutinue in an official capacity,
but will retain his interests in tac
company. Il is generally regretted
that Mr.. McFadden will move from
the city. as he has made many frienas
during his residence her. The Lead
er extends him it's best wishes
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
ATHENS CITIZENS WANT
COMMISSION GOVERNMENT

Athens, Ga, Dec. 2S.--The peoplc
of Athens are seriously considering
the form of commission government
for this city. Several of the city's
largest taxpayers are behind the
movement ard are working to carry
it through by next year.
The object of the commission form
of government would be to put the
affairs of the city on business la
sis in the hands of business men.
thus keeping the city out of DEBT
and putting her in condition to make
the many needed improvements.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
A BUSY DAY In
POLICE COURT
IN ALL TWENTY-ElGHT CASES
WERE ON THE DOCKET FOR
HOLIDAY FUN.

Yesterday was very busy day
in the police court and the number
Of offenders who faced the mayor was
exactly 2S.
Most OF the cases were plain
iruni 5. but there were two or three
more aggravated charges. One of
these was negro with cursing in
the presence of ladies. He was fined
S25. Blonde Gazway, charged with
cutting Dan Graham, was bound over
TO tie city court under a hond of
$780,
Quite al arge number OF the eases
were carried over until the next court
day, while some will not come up
gntil Monday
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
TELEeRAPH AND TELEPHONE
COMPANIES REPORT THE usu-
AL TROUBLE HAS STARTED.
Windy City and Middle Western Sec
ton May Sc Cut eli From East and
West and Hard Writer is Look.
ed For.

Chicago Dec. Telegraph ana
telephone companies reported this
morning that weather conditions
threaten the serious crippling Of
service in the middle west, with the
possibility that Chicago may be cut
on from direct communication with
the east and west.
A heavy snowstorm, originating IN
the west, travelled eastward last
INSET, interfering with the transmis-
sion of messages on all trunk lines.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
WENTY-FiVE-STORY STRUCTURE
WILL BE ERECTED ON HER
AID SQUARE, NEW YORK.
Titis Hotel VIII Have 1900 Rooms
and 1000 Bath Rooms-ls Is Ex-
pected ttst it viii Be Completed
hy 1912

New York, Dec. S.-Preparatoly
to construction of the Greeley square
hotel. which, according to Frank A..
Andrews, its architect, is to be tie
LARGEST hotel in the world. the work
OF demolishing old BUILDINGS at 34th
street ana Broadway began today.
Contracts for the wrecking and e
cavation work have been let. Mr.. An
dreWs announced today, and actual
construction work will begin in
about month. MIR Andrews said the
total Investment, including site, hotel
building and furnishings. win rerra-
sent an outlay of $13.500000. TIE ho-
tel site, which alone renres6nts IN
outlay of $I600,000, comprises 81 80
square feet, the major portion of
which is the property of the Meal
pin estate.
Chances have heen made in the
0ri2ilsl plans for the structure, ana
according to Mr. Andrews, the 1otel
is to 7 e 25 stories, exclusive of the
asement and two sub-ba sements.
The hCtel, which will be a CONNER
cial house will have 1900 sleeping
rooms and about 1000 baths. The e.
cade will be of limestone, terra cot
ia and brick.
The building will he c010plcted
and ready for occupancy by sept. I,
i912,N Mr.. Andrews said, and there
will be no lcotel in this or any other
country, which, in size, can compare
with it."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
MANY KILLED IN AN
EXPLOSION AT EL PbSO
The Second Largest SmeIter in the
World Is Damaged.

El Paso, Dec. 2S.-Many persons
are reported OF have been killed Ivy
an explosion at the FL Paso smelter
this morning. The plant, which he
longs to the American Smelling Re
fning Co, and is the second larg-
est in the world, was partially dam
aged.
Scores of people were hurt in the
vicinity, but the NUM- er of dead is
unknown.
The work Of excavating in order
to get the bodies of the dead has be
gun.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
NUTS ARE A FINE FOOD.

All Physicians Highly Recommend
Them.
Few people appreciate nuts for
their fine food value. There is moth
ing else as nutricious and sustaining
in the food line, But their use IS
very rapidly increasing, either Tor
use alone, or for making nut cake,
candy, etc. You can get the very
rest to be had, far above the ordinary
kind, at Thos. Lloyd's, and at same
price as you would pay for poor ones.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
r. r, WILLIS DEAD.

r. f. Willis, one of Brunswick S
oldest residents, passed away at his
home on street yesterday, after
an illness lasting some time. the
deceased was a native of England,
but became a citizen Of this country
a number of years ago, and ''as iiV-
ed in this city for a long period. Mr..
Willis was well known and greatly
esteemed by q large number.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
GREEK RESTAURANT MAN
KILLED IN FRANKF OFT
Several Are Under Arrest CHARGED
With the Crime.

Several Are Under Arrest Charged
With the Crime.
Frankfort, KY. Dec 2S-Stephen
Theophanis, a Greek restaurant keep
er. was shot and probably fatally
wounded here today and Grover Land
catcher of the Cleveland American
league team and Pal Bohannon, for
merly with the Louisville American
association team, are among ten men
who have been arrested and are be-
ing held in connection withe the
shooting. A crowd who had carried
over their Christmas celebration I'M
til ) O'Clock this morning. are alleS-
ed 10 have thrown lot of firecrack-
ers into the restaurant. The SHOOT
ing formed a sequal to the row that
followed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
ccTTcn CROP SHORT THERE.
Receipts to Date Are 100000 Behind
Last Year.

Rombay, Dec. 2S.--ConsiderabI
disquietude is helng caused by the
cotton situation, receipts to date be.
ing 100000 bales behind last season,
and total crop of only 2,50O,OG0
bales is expected, as against 100000
last year.
Local rates are relatively higher
than those prevailing in tie United
States, and dealers are afraid to sell.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
EXPERTS INVESTIGATING
NEW YORK NORTHERN BANK
Suspension Yesterday Caused No lift.
tie Worry.

New York, Dec. 2S.-Experts under
Bank Superintendent Cheney, are II
Vestisating the affairs of the Norbl-
ern Bank of New York, whose sus-
pension yesterday brought TO ligat
the news that Joseph G. Robin, wao
held control of the bank, was com
mitted the night before to santa
rum
The banks condition will not ee
known for three weeks. Depositors
probably will be paid in full. How
stockholders will STARE is corf9c-
tured,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
MO7sE'S FRIENDS WANT
HIS SENTENCE COMMITTED

Washington, Dec. 2S.-Friends of
Chas. w. Morse, the New York bank
or, now serving a term in the Atlanta
penitentiary, will concentrate their
efforts for his release on a plea 10
President Taft to commute his sen
tence.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
TO EEG!N CAMPAIGN OF
PUBLICITY FOR SOUTH

immigration Agents Interested in
"Back Home" Movement.
Practically all railway systems in
the south will be represented at the
conference called by Assistant Indis-
trial Agent W. D. Roberts, of the Car
olina, Clinchfied G Ohio railway 10
meet at Altpass. n. c. Jan. 10, when
the Back Home" movement viii 5e
made the tasis of a general campaign
of publicity for the south.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
NETTING OF CIGAR statesmen.
Santa Clara HustIers viii Gather in
Atlanta Today.

Manager T. o. Lloyd, of the Santa
Clara Cigar factory, left last night
for Atlanta, where a meeting Of tAe
travelling men of the factory will he
held at the Piedmont hotel today and
plans for selling the Brunswick made
cigar discussed.
President L. Carter will lie in az
tendance, as also will other stock
holders of the factory.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
BIG SUGAR REFlNERIES
IN GOVERNMENTS CLAWS
Recent Disclosures Put Treasury De.
partnent in Control. "

Washington, Dec. 2S.-Recent dis
closures in The Drawback" frauds
against the government have put the
treasury department in position to
practically dictate all terms of COM
promise with the sugar refining COM
panies.
The American Sugar Refining Co.'S
recent offer of 100000 may not be
accepted. The government, is is said,
has evidence to compel the return Of
81 900, 900.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
MAKING ANNUAL STATEMENTS.
City Officials Are Now Busy Getting
Ready for the First.

Oily OHICldiS HIS INOW D1SJ S@-'e'''S
Ready for the First.
All of the various city officials are
busily engaged at present in making
out their annual statements and IN
some cases the job requires a great
deal of time and thought
All of the officials will be ready
when the time comes and some OF tAc
statements will be received with
qualification by the c'' F-''e rs. Ss-
pecially is this true OF tio -c"ort Of
the city physician and health officer.
This will show that Brunswick has
had few deaths and very little sick
ness and will show that this city still
leads as the healtiliest place of its
size in the United States.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
SERIOUS pRouTH is BROKEN.

Kansas City, Mo, Dec. 2S.--After
prevailing for weeks past, serious
drouth was last night broken by ram
fall in Missouri, Arkansas and Okla
Aoma Considerable damage has
been done by the drouth.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-29
LOUISIANA TO GROW
SEA ISLAND COTTON
Experiments in the Southern Coast
CouUties Successful.

Counties Successful.
New Orle9ns, Dec. 28 E1peri-
ments made With sea island cotton
in the iich marsh lands along The
lower couuiies Of Louisiana have met
wita such success that raising sea
island cotton viii he pursued ON IN
extensive scale next year.
Specimen stalks troup to New
Orleans durina the last few days av-
erage 80 a oils 10 tie stalk Experts
say the samples submitted indicate
That the cotton is worth $3.50 a baie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-14

Cine srDBe angi il ipiroe &C.
itern Hnhnlittag ehpa 80 ncibliden
Ingeltellten Der ,Warplait6 9lenh.
ing ono Ipe @orfs" al, Streeper-
nnb ,Subipn-S trnBc olirf) elmer,
9ranb %eingeiagt, Der i'm 'Maif,inen-
raiilit oes 8eif]1ffsbanies entitonoell
pnr. Zen Mabd)en selang es ie.
bod, raid oiii bic StroBe jl gelnl,.
gen. obre bob zines oerielben perIeet
nurbe. Sereits nod cilter bnlbeil
Stnnbe fonnten oieielben mieber oll
bic arbcit 5uriiffebren, "a Die 5eiier-
pehr Die iSlommeu penige Dtilutell
nnd1 ibrer ai,tunft geloift bate.
@iIl geihieben ill., 60.
pbie Grallep, meIf)e int grintinolge.
ridt Dor 5uneer be%iinningslos mir.
De. bot I'M areisgeriht einc alaec I'M
Sdeiblnns bon ibrcm i'm Staots.ar
~beitsbaiis iitenben Gniteit 1riebrif
Wilbelin GraIlep einreid)en laiien. =
COS Ydor beirotbete DIN %. sunni
1886 ino bot feline ainber. Die 6rar
~bebnnptet. bnb ibr .Wnnn lie gronian1
6ebanocIte uno balut sdn5lid iiser
lieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-14

iit Die Soften zines Babes iiir @eiBc
fir oie Stoot oli 21a bis &c. ltclle,
pGbrcno Is oie Stoot II Gents foite,
ipenn INNER Elm gteger ein @oo neb.
me. 1ieicS SerbGltniB lei geraOc obs
iuro, mo eS iei llugeredt ~gegenilber
Den Stener5ublerlt eillc iold]e Situa.
ton iortbelteben SIT lulien.
Stoot. Sngenieur 6enOall
mieoer bcrgcltellt
Stoot.S n9cilieur 6enoall, weld,er,
an elmer Gcitigen grfdltung leioene,
iiber cine Mode lang ooS &ouS ju
hiiten gcjluungen mar, mar 1cltern
5iint er'ten Mul ipieber oil %ieiltcnl
9rbcit5tiitc I'M 8otbboliie Si iinbcn.
Ger Grf11tllnl bate fid) ciil Shren.
lciOcll 5ligcItcQt. onS einer operati
zen girariif uotbig mod5te. gr be
iano iidl iebod) gcltern bereitS lciolid)
iuobl mo boift. bnlo fuieoer i'm
Stanoe SIT ieiu. icinc arbeit I'M bot.
len llmiunge iuieoer oitiyuiiehmen.
Serr Dcutlc pcrreilt.
Sr. Sonnes .. Denfle, Der Srtper'
illtenoent oeS it%Gotiid)en ,S%euerulorn!s
SpitenlS , gent n1dite @od)e nad)
Rod)elter, N..N., l,il elmer Sisung
oeS grefntip.Gomite'S ser ySi,tcrnu.
tionolcn 8cieaid)nft itdotiiher Glef.
irifcr." Ocren Yr1iiocnt CT lit, beijl,
ipoblicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-14

ibrer Wtittc 81 ichen." Serr Sambur-
ger ieinerieits freut iih, micocr oos
gelcllige Scben IN baltimore gellieica
III fornen. l%lebrigens ldcint Der
MuicntbaIt III Nepport 9tcluS SrlL.
Son,bllrgcr gut befonmlen 81 iciii,
bcrn er mar bel ieincr Intunit III
Baltimore trot ieiner IS Sabre 10
lebboft. mic Gin geiunoer Gier5iger.
% brill itellt d.
Geo. :. @unlbria, Der uerid)uumoene
Brdlioent Der rHorburu 0iitiaing
Co." luur0e geltern bon Den @roBgc.
'd)luorellen nlf 3ruei acknowledgement
bin III Intlogejltltono pericst. Die
SilrgId)uit III iebem Safe rplroe auf
$4,000 ongciebt, mo Wie Stdotsoit.
malt Sipens mittbcilte, miro 8niu.
brill iidl an Wontog iriib I'M Oerid)t
clnltellen, I'M BORT 0cgen gilrgld)nit
Bis. oui WeitcrcS e%ntlniielt Sil lperoelt.
Die Scalciter Der .Torburp9 iitiling
Co." liilb nod ~intiller all Ger Ar6eit,
Die Inaelegcubeit Der 6irmn in Srh'
lliing 81 bringcn, ull0 cS heiBt, boB
nod inlll1er mebr 8eriuidelungcn III
erlparten iiitb. Dor oeli 8roboclfnu-
rcren par 'Sr. Geo. Sfilling boz,
Nr. 1924, Git.gionnnnentitrobe Der
ein5igc Nnfl1gcr. @ambria fat bon
Srii. Sfiling $4,000 nuf 626 SG'Ier
6Giier Wbisfcf Die ifon bel Der
.Werhonts'N Rationale anf" pcrpfGn.
oct fporeil, geborgt. 9ic 9onf hat int
9nroeSgerid)t lin Die Il,toritdt or.
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uerpf1nbeten Wbisfeps 5i ocrfoufeu,
bic I'M Gamblers ogerBoliS liegen iol.
let. Snt 5ol,ie bes Srn. 8onbria.
Hr. 1919. Gutap.B locc. miro jeoe
IuSfunit iiber Den auientbolt oes
Terid)pitrocncn perneigert.
Sd 6eneriob perlanat.
- 5rdu gliiabeib 9anoel urb ibrc
Sipei 2in6er hnben i'm Common
YleoS- 8erid,t cine alase alf $25,.
900 Sfaoenerint fiir oen 5oo oes
8atten ulto Saters Gbos. u. 9anoel
geget Die ~Norblidle Central Balm"
einreidelt loiien. ganocl muroe an
10. Sonl1r Bel Dem areiljen Der &c.
leiie Der g%ennnnten 9abn SIT Stcr.
ipooo, Baltimore ountp, III einem
Mntonio6il 10 id,limm bnrd) cine Col.
liiion nit eil,cm ,3ngc Der g%ennnnter
Sabn perlett. oab er einige Sinnben
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