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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-10
GOVERNOR VEGA HAS
TAKEN TO TALL TIMBER.

San Diego, Cal, Feb. e.--Aside
from the disappearance of Governor
Vega. the feature today of the Mexi-
can revolutionary situation across the
border. according to advlces from
Campo tonight WAS the reinforce
ment of the federals by forty Abajeno
Alamo Indians under Chief Francisco
zerano. The Indians arrived In the
federal camp at Las Jnntas this morn
Ing and place the federas on more
nearly equal footing with the insur-
gents so far as numbers and methods
OF fighting are concerned.
The whereabouts Of Governor Vega
is mystery. Nobody appears to
have seen him since he left the camp
Mt Las Juntas yesterday. 1t is ru-
mored that he is on his way 10 En-
senada, accompanied by small
escort. The governor was still very
III Yesterday.
The advance OF the federal forces
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-10
SENATE CUTS DOWN FINE
FOR UNIFORM 0FFENSE

Washington, Feb, 9.--The senate
agrees with the house that wearers
OF the service uniforms OF the United
States should be protected from dis
elimination by managers OF places of
entertainment The senate. however,
differs with the house ns To the pun-
lshment for such discrimination,
The house bin imposed fine OF
$1,000 and penalty of two years
imprisonment. The senate today
passed tho bill, but SO amended Il as
TO make the fine $500 and to remove
THE Imprisonment fee.
Members OF the revenue cutter serv-
lee were included with soldiers, sail
ors and marines by the senate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-10

Mexico City. Feb. s.--One hundred
and fifty cavalrymen have heen sent
by rail TO the station at Conchos, one
hundred miles south, according 10 a
special to FL Heraldo from chihuahua
today.
II Is presumed the detachment has
been sent TO suppress body of rebels
reported 10 have appeared at Maica.
Miners who have arrived At Chi
huahua from Cusihulrachic, the mes
sage stated, said $50 insurrectos had
set ont from the latter town last
Sunday and Monday toward Chihua-
hua. All were well armed and mount.
ed.
There We're said to be indications OF
various bands OF rebels close to CHI
nnahua but no apprehension was
felt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-10
SOUTHWESTERN TO BUILD
FROM BENSON TO TUCSON

FL raso. Tx. ftb "A nontrac.
was signed ~ Ejsbee today pro "a! *
fur the extension tf the El Pa >, /.
Southwestern railway from Benson to
Tucson, Ariz.. within the next six
months. Whether Tucson IL to be the
terminus is said to depend on the
Southern Pacific. If that road viii
accept through freight and Rock
Island passengers at Tucson. the
Southwestern will stop them. other
wise its reported intention is to build
a through line into Los Angeles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-10
Hopes of Opponents That Docu-
ment Would Get Only Sixty
Per Cent Vote Are Dashed to
Pieces.
APACHE COUNTY ALONE
REGISTERS DISAPPROvAL
Semi Official Returns From
Principal Cities Show That
People Are Overwhelmingly
in Favor of Measure.
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Phoenix, Ariz., Feb 9.---Hopes IT
the Observation-Disclosures that the vote
To ratify The constitution would not
be more than 60 per cent of he whole.
were dashed tonignt when returns
from the principal towns of nearly all
the fourteen counties OF the territory
indicated a favorable vote that fire.
quently ran as high as to /.
Only one county voted against the
proposed constitution, according to
the available returns which are re-
garded as practically conclusive. This
was Apache county. In the northeast
ern portion of the territory. 1t re-
turned negative majority of 1ls.
Pima county, which sent solid re-
publican delegation to the constitu-
tional convention and was regarded
as stronghold OF the anti-constitu-
tionists, voted overwhelmingly in fa-
vor OF ratification.
Tucson. the largest city OF the ter
ritory and situated in Pima county,
voted SO for adoption of the consti-
tuition and 350 against.
The vote was light due TO the fact
that ratification was simply question
of majority. In Phoenix, where 2,047
votes We're cast for delegates to the
constitutional convention In Septem-
her the total number OF ballots to-
! day was 1,64l, Of which 1.029 were
for ratification and 4a2 for rejection.
'fhe sixteen principal precincts of
Merhcopa county returned 2.pS7 votes
for approval OF the constitution and
654 against.
Phoenix Gives Big Majority.
Phoenix. Ariz., Feb. 9.--Phoenix
cast 1909 votes for ratification OF
the state constitution today and 4s2
against. Phoenix, with Temple and
sixteen other precincts of Maricapo
county, polled 2,057 votes for and
6b4 against the constitution. This
vote indicates that the constitution
viii be ratified BY large majority.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-10
Physician Found Guilty.

Reno. New, Feb. DIR. Frederick
Hugo Wichmann was found guilty of
manslaughter tonight by Jury Sc
lected TO try a charge of murder
placed against the physician as a re-
suit of the death Of Mrs. Emma Giles
pie Ross on October . last in Reno.
mann had treated Mrs. Ross and she
had given premature birth to an in
fant. whose body was later burned.
A second operation on Mrs. Ross re-
suited In her death.
The trial has lasted seventeen days.
Mrs. Ross was a native of Kaufman,
Tex, and formerly resided in Los
Angeles, Cal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-10
LORD DECEIS AND BRIDE
REACH JEKYL ISLAND

Brunswick, Ca, Feb. 9.--Lord
Deceis and his bride, who was Miss
Vivian Gould. arrived here soon after
noon today and Immediately went by
boat to Jekyl Island. few miles off
the coast. where they will spend the
first week of their honeymoon.
After luncheon on board the car
they took the regular boat for the
island, taking seats on the deck In full
view OF the crowd. When the little
craft steamed down Oglethorpe bay
and into st. Simon's Sound they waved
to the people on shore.
The couple while on Jekyl island
Will occupy Edwin Gould's cottage. II
Is understood one of Mr.. Gould's
yachts viii be at their disposal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-10
SCENE OF INSURRECTION
SHIFTS TO FAIR DEMlNG.

WashInHtOH, Feb. V.--TWO armed
parties of Mexican insurrectos have
been reported to the war department
as being near Deming, N. NJ. ana
Pelea, also In New Mexico and also on
the border line.
The war department has transmit
ted the information to the command
ing generals of Texas and Colorado
and instructed them to take steps TO
prevent any violations OF the neutral-
ity of the United States.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-10
HITCHCOCK PROTESTS
AGAINST D0DDS BILL

Washington. Feb. 0.--Charging dis
elimination in the interest Of some
classes of the publishers ms against
others, Postmaster General Hitch
cock has written a protest against a
provision In the Dodds bill regulat-
ing the postage on periodicals..
The portion to which he takes ex-
ceptioH In that admitting fraternal
and society publications to the sec
ond-class mails without compelling
them TO supply the Legitimate list Of
required OF the publish
ers Of general newspapers and maga-
zines.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-10
COLORADO CATTLEMAN ENTERS
RACE FOR SlfNATOkSiitP.

Denver. Feb, 9.--Former state Sem
ator E. NJ. Ammons n leading cattle
man. was new entrant in the Unit
ed states senatorship race today and
Immediately took the lead OF the tail
enders. Ammons, who Is resident
OF Douglas county, has been active
for years In live stock organizations,
both state and national and n bitter
opponent of the Plnchot policies.
Governor Alva Adams Of Pueblo
lost two votes today, while Robert W.
speer. mayor of Denver, retained all
Of his supporters.
The republican minority members
split their votes up among number
of fayorite sons.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-10
OROSCO GIVES UP
ATTACK PLANNED
ON JUAREZ
JUNTA DECLARES HE
WILL SEEK NAVARRO
After VainIy Trying to Get Food
Across the Border, Rebel
Leader Starts South With
Most of His Force.
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Ell Paso. Texas. Feb. s.-Mcmbers
of the revolutionary junta stated to-
night that General 0rosco who was
reinforced this afternoon Dy zoo men
under General Cassius, will start south
to contest the road to Juarez with the
federal general. Navarro, who Is re-
ported about eighty miles away.
This, If 1t proves true. ends for the
time being at least, the threat against
Juarez. Ii was Cassius. and not Alanls.
who spent Tuesday night twelve miles
east of here across the river from
Ysleta, at village known as Saragosa,
make the junction. He had brush
with the federals last night hut elud-
ed them.
A more serious fight occurred be-
tween unidentified forces opposite
Fort Hancock, fifty miles east. last
night. Sixteen participants were
wounded. The report Of the fight
came to Fort Bliss from American
soldiers guarding the border. Some
of the wounded reached the Texas side
and were cared for by the Americans.
Plans of the insurrectos were at six
es and sevens during the afternoon.
The junta was divided as to whether
Orosco should remain In this vicinity
nursing a forlorn hope that Blanco
would come to his aid, or abandon
the campaign and retreat to Casas
4 ,,o,,,h har A., ea,or =, ~ ra,raat
stated that Orosco's force had been
nnrnoseIv a,no,,ncsd as largo, than
was reaii,, tha COS All toid ha said
the insnrrecto force has not number,
"a more tban aso men This was
tho reai reason that Iuarax wa. no,
attack ad
ornsco actua,lv determ,naa m re-
traat He WINS ,,nahl ~ yat foos fra,,
the American side ana aasn,ta Ma
lnng wait rairforcaments ma not
ioines Mir, Iaav,re a raar .,,a I'd ~
fift, ',oor ocroy. yron, tho s,,,sise, No
heean ,ha march .onth
Waanwniie The local ,,nta wos h,sy
n, the legal ouestion Of sendinr food
ocross tho river After much consult-
inc of the law Tinted states Commits
s,n,ar oliver statad fooa oo,,la ha
taken across the ho,ndrv THE
Mevinan gnvarnmont bas not dacIared
nrov,sIons (or anything else, coutra.
hana war TO 40 so n 4. aaid
u,o,,Id ha to rocognize tho heI,igerancv
Of tho nrovisionaI government The
American troons have merely to nre-
vent the nurnose Of armed men and
nraearvo tha nautra,,ty ~ Amar,can
soi,
This dec,s,o, sant ,os, nasta raach-
al orosco 81 aI,nost tho aan,a yrinuto
&c tba ADVANCE auara n rass,,s, forco
IIa canned y, pancho F,nras ,or the
nioht
r. ho oorr,os ont this n,.n q, at.
,aci,,ns Navarr, Nc na w,,, W hauo 'a eoo man
al, taid sa,,a a., ,ha rana,a noss,h,i.
H., that Ganona, n,on to,ps hir,
~ NJ ,a,,an H. .ain ~ 'v eamt,, s,,.n
r,i,o. ,a ~ ,,,, -
Thara 70 u sar,a,,a ,riotion ha,woo,
p,anaa ona nnan ,vua Nt'o" r, ,a,, ,,.,
',,n,,,hs 80 ama p,onan aaa,,aas a. oha,,
ra,e 81 anaa, ans ~ " ,a,,or
araas ,m ., " as, aaaa,,n nu ,nan,,''s,va uan ,
:, 49,, uu sa. ,',s ,t, ,,, su,ls p,aa t,'S ,,vo
'nen ,oi 'ne p'a pose na,eo ~, % .au w.
iuHui'u' anu iohbheu i' 'i'e ""''""s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-10

Mexico City. Feb. 9.--Government
officials here have established hui
reau of information. where II is an
nounced fun and accurate details of
events transpiring at the frontier will
be given to the newspapers. The
bureau IL under the direction Of
Miguel Macedo, sub-secretary Of the
interior.
A special to the Herald to-
night. confirmed by the new bureau,
said forty men attacked Matamoras,
twenty miles north of Torreon In Goa
hula at o'clock this morning. robbed
stores and the postoffice and ter
rorized the Inhabitants. One gend-
arme was killed and one wounded.
The city treasurer escaped to Tor
reon with the funds. soldiers from
Torreon went TO the scene and pur-
sued the rebels into the hills
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-10
A RMED TRUCE IN.
NEW YORK
Legislators and Boss Murphy
Go Home for Weeks End
Leaving Senatorial Situation
Unchanged,


Albany, N. y. Feb. s.-Another
armed true until Monday has been de-
clared In the New York senatorial
fight. All the leaders except Charles
r. Murphy and most of the legsln-
tors have gone home for the week end,
leaving the situation to simmer.
The twentieth Joint ballot today de-
veloped but one change. Representa-
tive William sulzer gaining vote at
the expense Of John l.. Herman of
Utica.
w. r. Sheehan has given no indi-
cation of Withdrawing from the con-
test. Charles f. MURPHY says he
saw no reason for descrting the eau
Gus candidate and the insurgents are
adamant in their position.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-10

toward the rebel stronghold at
Pioaeho began Wednesday night and
the last of the federals left Las Juntas
this afternoon.
A newspaper correspondent who
went to Las Juntas this afternoon was
warned by the commander of the fed
erals TO get across to the American
side and stay there.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-10
Texas Cuardsmcn Dismissed.

Austion, Tex, Feb. a.--Adjutant
General Henry Hutchings today re-
ceived the following telegram from
Major Nathan Lapowski. in command
of the Texas National Guard forces
at Eel Paso:
Company dismissed with excep-
ton Of eight men. including Sergeant
and Corporal to guard armory. as
per request OF sheriff. Everything IL
quiet"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-10
Fighting Rcpor,ed n, Mula,o.

n Faso, Tex, Feb. a.--There Il
report current here tonight and well
authenticated that fight occurred
az Mulato. across the river from
Presidio. Tex, between force OF in
surrectos under Salgado and the conn
mand of Colonel Dorantes OF Cen
eral Luque's forces. Details are
meagre, but according TO the report,
Colonel Dorantes Is In retreat.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-10

WashIngton. Feb. y Magazine pub
fishers will have TO pay cents a
pound on the advertising sections Of
periodicals carried as second-class
mail II an amendment to the postoffice
bill, adopted by the sem
ate committee on postoffces and post
roads today Is accepted by both
branches ( congress
The action OF the committee was
not accomplished without contest,
although the amendment was adopted
by vote OF eight TO two.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-10
Crackers Again Pay DlyIdcnds.

New York, Feb. 9.-Directors OF
the National Biscuit company increas-
ed dividends on the common stock
from | l-2 to s-i per cent yester-
day.
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---sts Ssrahmtehe---
WaQrlagerin OieIes 3eilallers,

eMcn In ecr nIte'fsn Sett apb - eeiuttt
eerfonen bic spr6 ots S0opfurc tpeer ee8ao
rparen. nus e Iieat iein Stpeifei boz, nds
ana beutsutaae NOD Qerfoaen eIiittre1. na
our6 eine unbeianRte Rrof: TN Stanoe alts
EteIes ~ tkun uno ooranssriaaen. mas fa'
anoere erftaunIith In una bIcibt. Sur 3olbes
tdt Die watar etefe Dame befoneers bsshH'iiGl
osnn he bat ipr BITE feItere Gabs oerlieeen. fas
reber .6rer WaltmeHiten note Elm cntasfnlaae'
mes grn sennu gu lsfen. geraeb' ni1. oas
&c IN ttrer eieeren aehoens an Seetir aoenns
,ponrt. Nebmt bic Golt Gne Car sif.tn bts
SedIu asenus. barn aeht biefeibs btnaut 90
str bic fo0ne Teflsen5 BON Sran q. Saesef
errr.ft. Tas 1ais 1T aur ItRieE edno aH'
am 9ann III oer @ane:
MRS. B. YAEGER,
ctefsp tssHhs. piHrspe. Gtacsunatt g.
Rceis so Gents unb barabsr.
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26ie DoRtor 2aiefe 6erii6mt
lpuroe.
Cine S.is3s pon SausRsis.

Goitor mes. Suitus Miels mar Gin
netier Wienlf) unD audi Elm gutter
Ulsnit. Tas betpiss CT ihon babura,
DAB r, Der bsr:;ts isit einem hdlhen
s5dbrs auf bic menihheit Ipsa.IafI,n
ipur. bisbsr nod nismanbem ipas 8os
les getbdH bate.
Jm 0eeentbeil - bic qntitnssn, bic
iit ihm onpertrout bdtt.n, ihporsn
ouf feline STUNT uno iparen iBm tr.n
ergeben.
aa5u pisls tpnrsn Is Isibsr nod
nihi.
att MoGen, nafbem sr iih .tabs
Iirt bate. bate CT Graa S0fli6. isis
rier alten 5aushdIieriu. einen ihmsrs
6eaoen gatensabn 8csoaen. unb smnr
bate e. feline Ga6e nct Der gyatiens
tin eisensr ausidge tnbeGos ssnohi.
limb lpenn JrauSOfIi5 10 stfpds fngte,
bate ss 0etpihi; benn tie mar in ibrsn
Iiineeren ssahren efne merle sSran ge-
tpeien uno itanb iih NIT Der mshi3inis
ihsn WiH,niHait iosufasen auf bu
uno bu.
4uh Barr. bss Debtors 3lpeiter
putient. Elm fpunoerbouer PeiifuHbs
Idnper. bate bem ,uHgsn 4rst feline
3ufrieoenheit nidt po-enttalsen.
Gr bate iish einft an hes Dottors
WOrssnihrhsn sriinclih ben Rnssn
pernorben unb mare rpcsrideinlidj ei.s
e.ganeen, tusnn ihn nitt .tn braiiiihes
Wlittei feines stYrn ben, Qeben fpies
Dsreesebsn bate.
W6re 8nrn Elm moberner Gunb asr
ipeisn. 70 bIiie sr ipclritsiEl.h Ipiss
den ionnen unb TO Oeleeenhei. eshabt
bes Totsprs Rubm olIer Meli su
perfiinben SeIoer aber fonrite er oal,er
isinem 6errn nur bali, s,6nbe.t1ei.
unb ioIIe Jrtubenipriings feline Tants
bartlett besptifen.
Musgenommen bisis bs.beH erfolgs
reihen auren, fab Der 2oiior Juitus
Wisls In feinem biibifen Sprehsims
mer immer oiIein unb barrte ber pa
iisnien, bic iih Ieibtr niht einiteusn
ipollien.
Suftus Wiele nsigie i'm olIetmeinen
5ur optimiitif6sn aebensouffaHuns,
hns borinddigt peh aber, nit ben,
bas 5didfal ibn In ben lebten feds
Wonnten I'm feline i6onikn aebtnss
4offHungen betrog. battle AUDI iein
fr0bIihes Cemiitb umbuitrrt.
ginsS Abtnbs, es mar fdon nod
neun ubr. fab e. in bentbdr fhItdtss
FER 9aune In feinem Mrbeits3immsr
| unb Ia3 In einem mebijiHii6en Merf.
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(igortiesune foIst.)


gineinnati, Z. DIT.
WiIIidm SatseI an Jobn 4rnolb, 8
aeres 2anb in Seftion 80 in Gresn
9oipuibip; $1,000.
5rant Sdmiit u. q. an emma 3.
2anepebr, Got 4 In Belmont aanb
af'n llHt,rabtbeiIuns; 81.
5arrn ]. Defton on 0sorse 8.
sgrepbof, Got A in o. ]. Wtiton's
unierabtbeiIung; 81.
Robert s. $. 4rhioble an Jre0erid
6. Rihi.r, sb.iI Der Cots "a unb 80
in Shuit.r uno WiIfpn's unierabibeis
lung in So,l,p; 81.
Sobn 6. Shnefer an JDfeph u.
Shaefer, Got SO in Charles 6espi.t's
erIter llntsrabtbeiiung; 81.
albert 8. Gbrmnn an Miniam r.
Grimm, 80 TUB an Der Roroieite Der
aponbnle 2lDenue; 81.
@eorss u. RaItner on Carl q. gons
rabi. Got 103 in gborIes g. Woore's
llnterabibsiluns; 81.
e1drlts Y. UfOore an george ".
0altn.r, Got 1O3 In Charles j.
Wpore's llnterabtteiiung; 81.
5erbert 6. ponoub an gbriitinn
Jadfon, % Bel 100 5ub an Der Cits
feite Der Siratfprb Npenue; 81.
Diliam aInppert an 6enrp Hlnp.
pert II. o.. Got 8 In GIiau M. Qorb's
giiate; 81.
4rtbur Gromdn an Thomas Wts
epillep. Cots 18 unb 19 in Sbept.
cribs llntsrabtbeiluns in Nor1Doob;
81.
Direinia 8. Gtepens an MdtiI6o
O. 5ries. 7 Cots IN DliDer's Inter.
uttbeiIuns in Gid Run; 81.
poul Wusbaben on 6urrp Golos
blati. 25 BEL 100 Uub an Der Wsnfeits
Ter Race Strabe; 81.
Wurp Z. Nnttemiler an Jobn o.
NbIbtsnht, sinea 4saH QaaA aa 90
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Gincinnati, Z. Oft.
Qsue Anpotheten.

Qtue Snpotbstsu.
emma =. 2onorpshr an pIeaiant
Rioae q. II. 6. Co., S25OO.
sfrso. Roib an gelpis Rdtb, $500.
Sreoerit 6. athter an Cottage Z.
II. V. Co., $2750.
8erisIbe an Robert 5. 8. arhi'
able, 1920.
George g. 1rsnhof an GoIumtia
g. Ii. g. Co., $1,000.
gbriftina Sadion on Central 5airs
mount y. Il. g. &c., $2250.
Gbna SunaeIas an Wiarp g. Rel
losg II. a., 1880.
Gepre. gD. DoIIman on 8lsnbaI,
2. 81, S1750.
Grnsit &. gtinebart on WliIforh
Spme 9. Co., $500.
gbolpb 5intsIii.in an Rem 0,ieran
3. a., $1,000.
9etilete Snpptheten.
2sppoIo ammonn an alie. e.
qoaa.. $4OO.
Carrie 8. Dusit on gant Str. 3.
q. Co., $400.
Wm. W. Rosa an Mob0lpt German
q. ii. e. Co., $500.
9irginia 8. Stepens an 20. q.
Robtrts, Sl43.
esDbn @. aubImon an 2ouiia Cru
be, S4o0.
SAINTS y. 5olpt on Georee !
Shrouber, 500.
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Tas Wiiaennium.

GaIt Elm Sabrtaufenb, Elm Millens
mum, TT psrsansen, ieitbsm Die ipsiien
M0nhe BON ct. 8ernbarb bas Res
sept fir bic ct. 8ernnrb arduterpils
len srfanben, bic Bis auf ben beutigen
Tag pus ein5ige superldifiss SeiImits
tel fir ale Masens unb 2eberfrants
beiten eeblieben iinb. Sbne ale giftis
gen 9eimii6unsen, ipie 3. 9. aueds
fiber, limb lie nur aus ben beiltrdftiqs
itsn pflan5enitoffen berseitent, mes
balb Tie aud niht ii6erSutert iinb. Sc
hermann tann iih oieielben in ieber
Qpotbete fir nur 25 Gents perfdaffen
unb Denn iis crit Seosrmann ee=
brauht, pirb bas pirtlihe Mlillenz
mum aagemeiner 0eiunobeit ba isin.
4.D.
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lep goob in Ge,tiDn 5 in Gelbi sopns

len Ronb in Settipn 5 in Gslbi 5Dlpns
ihip; 81.
Spbn $. 9lhlbranbt an Billiam r.
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