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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-18
REBELS ABANDON
LATEST CAPITAL
Madero, Gonzales and Motley
Army of Three Hundred
Is Fleeing
TAKE TO THE FOOT HILLS
Federal Officer Who Proved
Traitor Is Courtmartialed
and Shot.

Ell Paso, Feb. 1S.-Reports from
/ Guadalupe this morning are that the
| insurrecto chiefs, protected by their
three hundred armed men have gone
into the hills south of there where
they intend to hold their positions de,
spite the force of federal5 from
Juarez, which marched against Quad
alupe yesterday and which made slow
progress ON account of the heavy
rains. Before Madero, Gonzales and
insurrecto force left Guadalupe. Gui-
terrez de Lara, the Los Angeles So
cialist who is a captain in the insur-
recto army, declared that all labor
unions in the United Sta.es will be
asked to protest strongly against the
United States maintaining its army
as guard along the international bor
der. He says the army merely dis
arms and releases Mexican federal
| soldiers arrested in the United States
but arrests and prosecutes insurrec-
| tos. He says that it is costing the
United States a million dollars quar-
terly to guard the border and Mexico
does not spend a cent to help the
United States keep back a horde of
Chinese that flock into this country
from Mexico.
Traitor Is Ordered Shot.
El Paso, Feb. 18-According to ad-
vices to the Herald, Lauro Carcamo,
captain in the thirteenth Mexican
Federal Infantry has been found
guilty at Chihuahua of aiding the rev
olutionists. He has been sentenced
to be shot He will be taken to Mex
| leo City for execution.
Inspects the Border.
Laredo, Texas, Feb. 18.-General
Joseph w. Duncan, commander of the
department of Texas, has gone to the
border to investigate conditions
where several troops of cavalry from
Fort Sam Huston and other posts n
the South and Southwest are per-
forming patrol duty in an effort to en-
foce neutrality laws between this
country and Mexico. For some time
the government Las beer strengthen
ing this patrol and few days ago a
signal corps from Fort LeLvenWOrik
was added 1t is under3 oOG that
General Duncan goes to the border
for The purpose Of familia 'izins him
/ se;l with all conditions and thorough
liz understanding the me hods of
those who it is alleged have been
smuggling munitions OF war across
the driver and passing them into the
hands of the marauders in Mexico.
General Duncan is native Texan,
born at old Fort Bliss in the Nueces
valley, and is thoroughly familiar
with the border country from FL Paso
to Brownsville. In making the
trip of inspection he goes first to El
Paso and from there to other points
where the various commands are sta
toned along the Rio Grande river. He
is under instructions from the wal
office
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-18
HEAVY SNOW,
PROSPERITY
All the West Is Rejoicing At
White Blanket Sent
Today
SIX INCHES IN SANTA FE
Not Since November 1909 Has
There Been Such a
Heavy Fall.

The greatest boon, after statehood
that New Mexico could ask for the
year 1911 arrived this morning in the
six inches of snow which means pros
perity
For weeks and months the good
weather was found little too good
too dry and too warm to allow trees
to bud forth at their proper time;
to insure goods crops; to safeguard
the water supply, But with these
thousands and thousands of tons OF
snow to soak into the ground, all
looks bright.
1t means green lawns, big cabbagas
and holding back of spring until the
proper time. 1t means supply OF
water for the creeks and springs
that supply the lakes. 1t means
thousands of dollars to the dry farm
ers if they have prepared their soil
as they had been advised repeatedly
to do by the New Mexican.
This snow blessing has not been
confined to northern New Mexico
It has visited Arizona, Iowa, Ne
braska, Kansas, Oklahoma, and there
is rain in Texas. In Colorado the snow
was six feet in the mountains and in
Utah and Wyoming it was also heavy.
Affects Railroads.
For the first time in several win
ters the Santa Fe railroad is getting
out its snow plougfhs to clear the
tracks and it is feared the train
schedules will be hard to follow. In
Glorieta pass and the Ration pass
huge drifts are forming and trains
are much delayed Telegraphic
wires will also be affected by thS
heavy snowfall.
Jingle Bells, Too.
Not since November, 1909, when the
snow fall reached ten inches in depth
has there been such an opportunity
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-18
BOY SCOUTS
IN SANTA FE
Movement Is Being Support
ed With Enthusiasm and
With Vigor
TRIP TO MEET ROOSEVELT
Albuquerque Organization In
vites Local Members
to Come.

The Boy Scout movement has taken
a firm hold in Santa Fe. The enthn-
siasm of the boys is maintained, a
number of men in professional and
other walks of life have not only
offered to give, but are giving time
and means to the movement and are
taking a close personal interest in
the meetings of the Scouts and their
work. Next week, for instance, in
struction will be given to the boys on
"first aid to the injured" Another
proposition is, to take a number of
the boys to Albuquerque to attend the
Roosevelt meeting on March Is. Said
one of the men:
"An invitation has been extended
to the Boy Scouts of Santa Fe by
some of the citizens of Albuquerque,
who are interested in the Scouts OF
that city, to attend the Scout meet
ing on the occasion of Colonel Roose-
Velt's visit to the territory's' metrop-
oils. Such a trip would be OF great
benefit to our Scouts; II would give
them an opportunity OF hearing
Colnel Roosevelt's address to the
Scouts; they would meet other boys
of the organization and the trip It
self would be educational. 1t is hoped
that the parents will consent to al
! low their bows TO 20 from here. The
party will be in charge of Rev. }. u
Mythen. The people of Albuquerque
have promised to see to it that the
Scouts from Santa Fe are lodged anC
taken care of during their stay"
Visitors From Las Vegas.
Rev. J. G. Mythen master of thu
Scouts, has received the following let
ter from Las Vegas, anent the pro
posed visit here and to the Cliff dwell
Continued IN ,papn Eight
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-18
GATES SPECIAL TRAIN
PASSES WHITE CITY.
It is Hurrying East With Son of Well.
Known Railroad and Steel
Financier.

Topeka, Kas,, Feb. 1S.-A special
train bearing Charles Gates, son of
John w. Gates, the steel magnate of
New York, passed through White City,
Kas., at ten o'clock this morning,
Gates is suffering from blood poison
ing and is being hurried to physicians
in New York. His condition was not
known as the train is making no stops
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-18
AN APPEAL TO THE NEW MEXICO PRESS


= s s SIS s &<$ < $ \ = < y =
the balance will
which Congress take action prevent
a possibly years.
publisher Democratic, Republican, Socialist
Prohibition, telegraph possible
Monday itores
E. L. Hamilton Chairman Wash ingon the
introduced
Constitution Mexico let
have now The telegram might follows
New Mexico expects Congress Constitution be-
March 1911 people have otherwise
the
delay took the unanmty
the Enabling Act tac would
the the
of Favorable action will
Mexico delay will loss and disappointment
y your editor pu blisher O
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-18
REVOLUTION HAS JUST
BEGUN IN MEXICO
"Press Agents" of Madero So Declare
and Will Tell of Conditions in
Lecture Tonight.

and Will Tell of Conditions in
Lecture Tonight.
That the insurrection has not crum-
bled to pieces as some war cores
Dondents would have us believe but
that the revOlutionists have scarcely
started their arduous task of turning
Mr. Diaz out of office in Old Mexico
were the declarations of two press
agents" of Insurrecto Leader Madero
who arrived in the city today. They
are J. NJ. Garcia and Manuel de la
Tore students from the City of Mex
leo and warm rebels.
DO not think because OroZco has
not taken Juarez that the rebellion
is crushed" said Mr.. Garcia. ION the
contrary it was a very clever maneu-
yer of the insurrectos to get Navarro
and his army up to the northern part
of Mexico Every day of delay is of
advantage to the insurrectos who are
arming their men and preparing for
the great conflict. The war has scarce
ly begun in Old Mexico and lively
times are yet to be seen"
Mr. Garcia stoutly denied that he
and Senor Tore are ON a tour to get
men TO join the rebels. He said that
his is a peace mission to lay before
the American people the true side OF
the rebel cause and that is all. He
would picture the wrongs they have
endured; the trials they have suffered
and the imperative need, as he sees
it. for change of government in Old
Mexico, so long ruled by the iron hand
of DiaZ
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-18

HAS BEGUN
Very Little Likelihood That
House VIII Do Much
Business
.LORIMER AFFIDAVIT DISAPPEARS
Had 1t Happened in Santa Fe
Another Investigation Would
Be Due.

Washington, Feb. 1S.-The finance
committee of the senate was called
together today to consider the Nc
Call bill to put into effect Canadian
reciprocity. 1t was decided to limit
the hearings to Monday and Tues
day. Practically all requests for hear
ings come from agricultural inter
ests. The general impression is that
the bill will be reported out prompt
ly, though without recommendation.
There is some evidence however, of
a disposition on the minority side of
the senate to compel President Taft
to make good" on his intimations of
an extra session. Some Democrats
expressed their belief that an extra
session would tend to demoralize the
Republican forces and would directly
benefit the Democrats in the next ma
tional campaign.
Filbuster by Minority.
Washington, Feb. 18.-The filibus
ter started in the House yesterday by
Representative Mann of Illinois
against the passage of the omnibus
war claims bill continued today, and
the House was fairly tied up in knots
by Mann and his minority Republican
following. The majority composed OF
Democrats and many Republicans is
unable to make any headway. The
indications are that the filibuste1
will continue all day and far into the
night.
Lorimer Will Speak.
Washington, Feb. Ex-senator Lor
inner gave notice today that he will
address the senate next Wednesday
on the questions involved in the
charges of bribery in connection with
his election.
The Affidavit Disappeared.
Washington, Feb. 1S.-The famous
affidavit in the Lorimer case relative
to the deposit of money by State Sen
ator Holtslaw, introduced in the sen
ate by Senator Cummins while Sena
tor Bailey was making his. speech OF
| the Lorimer case last Tuesday has
been lost Mr.. Bailey stated in the
senate today that when the documen
came to him he handed it to Mr.
Tillman. That senator turned it ovel
to some other senator and it passed
| into general circulation with the re
suit that it never came back either t.
Mr.. Bailey or Mr.. Cummins. The
Texas senator expressed the opinion
that the paper has been accidental!
dropped into some senator's desk.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-18
u. P. TRAINS TO BE
EQUIPPED WITH WlREL ESS.
Stations Will Be Established This
Summer at Cheyenne and at
Sidney.

New York, Feb. 1S.-That the Union
Pacific plans to equip its entire sys-
TEN with wireless apparatus for send
ing messages from moving trains to
stations along the line is the an
nouncement DR.. Frederick MilIoner
of Omaha, an electrical aXper, in the
employ of the railroad is now in New
York City, The wireless telephone will
be used. Two stations will be estab.
lished this summer. one at Sidney
Neb., the other at Cheyenne, Wyo.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-18
AIMED
AGAINST PEOPLE
Only Four Members At
tended Hearing of
Committee
MILLS GOES TO NEW YORK
No Definite Announcement Can
Be Made as to Fate of
Statehood
, S * x = s X * * y %

y $ s X % s = $ * y
y Special to the New Mexican. =
y Washington, ID. c., Feb. l>.- :
y Chairman z. L. Hamilton of
\ the House committee on terri
v tories remains i'll and only four =
y members of the committee
\ were present today when the
y hearing Of those opposed to :
y statehood was resumed. The
Y reading of letters from Rev
Y ]. l. Seder, Rev. c. f. Bulgin, :
Y of Mrs. Patterson, a violent
y letter from E. C. de Baca, edi- :
y tor of La Voz del Pueblo of =
\ Las Vegas, and from others,
Y was had this afternoon. The
y friends of statehood will be =
y given a hearing on Tuesday Of =
' next week.
Y Bird Coler, who is interested :
y in the Santa Fe county railroad \
Y bonds and who has been here
Y in behalf of statehood, has re-
y turned to New York, and Gov
\ ernor Mills has also taken :
y trip to New York, while Hon. :
y Charles A. Spiess leaves for
= home. Receiver Sims Of Las
y Cruces, District Attorney Alex :
y ander Read of Pennington, :
y and J. NJ. Hartley of Spring :
y er, remain in Washington for :
= the present. :
= President Taft today approV- :
\ ed the joint resolution reatfrm-
y ing the present boundary be :
y tween Texas and New Mexico :
y and also the measure to quiet :
y title to the Refugio Colony :
= Grant lands in Dona Ana cOun-
y ty. Chairman McCumber's
\ amendment provides for a total
y for old age pensions OF about
y $4,000,000. 1t grants for each
y years service one dollar per
= month increase.
Y Owing to the tie-up in Con
y gress over the Presidential leg
y islative program, no definite
\ prediction can be made as to
X the outcome of statehood, but
Y if ii is not acted ppcu By March
y 4, fanatical advocates of Pro
y hibition will be to blame and
y the people of New Mexico must
\ look to them in seeking the
\ cause for the delay.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-18
NOW IF THIS HAD
BEEN NEW MEXICO.
Wouldn't the Anti-SaIoon League
Have a Real HolIer
Coming.

Danville, H.. Feb. 1S.-Hoopestown,
known as the Holy City," whose
mayor draws a salary of fifty cents a
year, and whose aldermen serve with
cut remuneration, will be invest.gat
ed by the grand jury Monday It is
stated nearly as much money mas
teen used at election time in that
city as in Danville
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-18
REAL ESTATE DEALER
JUMPS TO HIS DEATH.
Drops From Eleventh Floor of Cham
Der of Commerce at Chicago on
TWO Statesmen,

Chicago, Feb. 1S.-W. T. ]. Plum
mer real estate dealer, jumped from
the eleventh floor of the chamber of
commerce DurGing today. and was in
stantly killed. Plummer's body hit
two statesmen who we're conversing
in the rotunda. Both were knocked
down and stunned but not seriously
injured.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-18
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Notice to The American Boy.
Scouts,

\ Scouts.
: A special meeting is called
: for Tuesday afternoon at four
o'clock at the Club Room Ev-
: cry Scout is required to be
present. Business of impor-
lance is to be discussed.
y BY order of the Scout Master.
e A. Ac Ac Ac Ac e A. & e e
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Prohibitionists Not All Fanatics.

Roswell, n. NJ, Feb. 1S.-G. f.
Gavin, president of the Roswell Anti
Saloon League, has sent the follow
ing telegram to Cogressman C. w
Hamlin of Missouri at Washington
Hon. C. w. Hamlin, House OF
Representatives Washington, D. c.:
Disregard individuals and organiza
tions of knockers who are making
charges of corruption in the recent
election on the ratification of the
New Mexico constitution. Give us
statehood and let us develop our ma
terial resources. When enough of US
want prohibition We will get it. We
were simply outvoted in the fight tC
get prohibition into our constitution
Vote for statehood.
&C. E. GAVIN,
president of the Anti-Saloon Leagu,
| of Roswell, New Mexico"
Mr.. Cavin's message it is said. ha
| the approval of every prohibitions
in Roswell.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-18

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2okal-Dtrid)t
WDn Der YHbne.


Der Qlnfans Der gbentsrfpofe
bradte ositsrn cine neus glpis purh bic
beioen 8ori.ellungsn, ipelht oas Sbers
ammergauer 8auern>gniemble i'm
2pric 3 scatter abfolpirte. gu
bsioen bate fia ,ins mabigs 3ub0rers
i6aft eingeitellt; bic 4benbporiteuune
mar jsoo5 beosutenb beHer beIuht ais
bic Wlaiinse. 4ls Hahmittags sYors
itelluns tpurbe bic breiattiee gauerns
poHe Der ameritasGeppl" aeaeben,
elm Stiid, bas lsbbafi an .gbarlep's 5
5ante" erinnert, unb fir ben Ibenb
ftano bic gauerntomDpis Der 9orfs
pfarrer" auf bem prosramm. gs
puroe BON bieien Raturtiiniilern in sis
ner Weife eeipieli, bic alIeQnertennuna
perbient. Jn erftsr 2inie lit e bic urs
fpriinslihteit bieier Wimen, bic fold
sroben Rei3 eepdhrt. Daourt, baB
iie itets fie ielbit iinb. ftsts ibre eig.ne
periDnlihfeit seben. bieten iie etipas
sun3 Npartes. ,Gs 1T Elm Stld hires
eisenen aebens. bas iiA ba auf Der
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V e n, y o Z t.

lie Hempprt Sffice fir Sus Sin
einuntier golfs6latt" befinbet I'D, in
go. 339 Yurf Strafe, gegeuiiber benz
GonrtbauIe, ipoielbit Reniafeiteu, GIN.
seieen II. I. IN. biz 10 llbr 45 Minntem
AbsaSs entgegeneenpmmen weroen.
SelephDn SoMf 2401. "
Sabres 8erfdmmlung oes ct,
Bpnifacius WaifenDereins. Geitern
0admtttag funb in Der ct. Step1anus
GhulbalIe bic 8erfammlung bes ct.
gonifaeius WuiIenDereins Itatt. qrGe
fiDent Sol. Deitermann fiibrte ben
8orfiB. Ter 5inan5 Gftretdr bes
8sreins, Clement 8det IT,, beriatste
1pie folgt: Die gotdleinnabmen betru>
gen S721. 4useabsn fparen $22.15;
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Der poIi5ei fhorf iiberipadt. Mufang
ssuIi 1909 entnedte bic poIi3ei, baB
bet 8arten bel Der arieasafobsmie bon
3otip, in bem am foIaenben 1ag ein
sSeit in 8esenrart bes Wisabo uno
Der Winiitsr itattfinben fplIie. an meha
reren SislIen unierminiert fpar. Gies
ben gerfonen ipurnen perbofiei. ols iit
fih anihidtsu. in ben Winensdngsn
6Ollsnmaihin.n unt.r3ubrineen. wian
b<ifIagnabmit bel ibnen gonben ios
ipis 4ufrufs. bic in Gan JranciseD aes
brudt norben fpuren unb bic srmprs
bune bes Witabos unp isinsr Jdmilie
fir notbuenbis erlldrten.
Die llnierIuhuns fiibrts boIo sur
Werbcftuna aoiosus, Der ongebiih
rieIs 3ufammeniiinfie nit ben Der
idiporenen eebobt battle. auber oies
fem ipurben nod tpeiiere 1s Sosialis
iten feitaenominen. Die MHilogtatte
Mbaupiet btrMaenee b'GriremesC Orient
sufoige. bab aotplu oils urbeber unb
eeiier oss aompIotts su betradien lit.
Den NnaetIosien iieben 5tpoIf be-
iann.e Hthtsonpdlie. barunttr sipei
abg.orbneie sur Seiie. Inter ben
ansstloaien befinben iit cine breibie
Sabre alie SournaIiitin. bic friiter
sebrtrin mar, sfpei W.naniier, brei
buhhhtitiidx priefttr, brei Seser unb
fieben 9autrn. Die iibriaen anaes
.lasien iino aersis, ScurnaIiiten.
aiiritler uno aauIIeuis.
Die iapaniihen geborb.n boben obs
folutes Siillffipeiaen iiber bieieqoms
ploiioff1re beobohisi. Johr bate
fih bas @sriiht nrbrsii... aototu fsi
i'm gsfGnanib hsim!ih umeebrnft
iuorben. Nah eem gobe splitois
ihrieb Elm iapanifhes glo't: Dos
Doll bes wefens betpeint itinen 9pIs
itci. Tas Doli bss SIitns rpeib niht
einr,aI. bob iein srobies 0enis nitt
nehr Iebi." Damn aber ipurbe Dor eis
nieen Wodxn be.anni. hab aoiotu I'm
0efdnanib ben geiuh ieinsr Tluiter
enpfonasn babe. aoiotu eitieie mad
bieftm geiuh cine GIsaie an feline
Wu..er. in Der Ct fsines fsbr friib p.rs
fiorbeHsngoiers seoenii unb rpeiisr ers
iiori. isia einSiser Shmsrs i'm Qns
aeiihi bss gobss iei Der Beban,e an
feline muiisr. bsren Steis.l berShnee
bon ataisis Winiern s.bIeiti babe.
Die WsdIeubursii6t 9srs
faffuns.
Berlin. Is. Gan. Die metIens
buraiIf<n gl6iier n.r0fisnilihtn einen
4ufruf. ipeIf,er bon Der INNER fpitoer
aui bic lanas 8oni eeitobentn 0srs
faFunasfrass banosli unb in cine aufa
falltnb ffarf. Spra6< estltiott III.
Ter aufru' esbi BON 9aiiondlliberalen
aus. Tisfs briitsu ibr tisiss gsoousrn,
ibrsn llnmuib uno ihrs gniruIigng
iiber bic iSoils gshanoluns aus. rpslhe
Der Derfahunssftage bisber su 1beiI
gsiporbeu ii..
die llnier5eihner betcnsn. hab nurt
bic 9tridltppuns Der 70 langt aui Der
9aeesorbnung eeitanoensn gtrfafs
iunssreform tiH rieiiass aapiiaI on
monnrhifGer @eftnnuns ptrpir.bs
ihafiti lrtrhe. Gb bic Waahnuna eta
mas fruhtsn tpirb, i.sbi bdhin. Die
gerfaHuHesfrage Wsdlenburgs bat
felt Snbr unb 9ae cine gebsuiuns srs
Ianat, ipsIde ireii iibsr bic Gren3sn Der
beiben grobberscs.biimer binaussebi.
Die bisberisen geriutx. bas groblem
81 lofsn. finb allen,al an bem sdben
Diberfnnce Der Riiierfdaft seideiisrt.
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3nDIf WiIIiarbtn bsr uns
gdrif den MnIeibe bon
tutfhlanb gt5eihs

II
adrifhen anIeibe bon
Deutfhlanb gt5eihs
net.
gubaptn, Is. Gan. Dir aunbs
bonn GrfoIss Der unsariiten anItibs
auf bem DeuiIhen esIomarii III bisr
oIIsemein init sr0bisr gefrieoieuns
aufgenommen porben. Die 6isiontos
Deieufhoft fanois pon Berlin ouf isies
srdpbiihem Weee ibren Gliidfuunff
an ben uneariiden Jinonsmiuiiier Gr.
b. 9ufaes unb n,af5ie bic Usiiibeiluna.
oaB Dtutihlnno allein spoIf WliuinE.
ben. bic 6dIfts Der Spsrriiiide. s.ssihs
net babe.
Sn Der Gibnna oes s5innn,ausfhuis
iss bes Observation-Disclosures fonitaiiris
Der gorIiser Gang. ipeltsr ;uglsit
gis. qrGFoeni Der unaariih.n DtIss
Cation III, bab Der srsitIie Triumph
ollisiiies qrob. Jrsubs obne llrieritiso
Der Qar.si htrnorgerufen babe. Or
oro.uIirts Or. b. gut1es in iporusn
Worten.
Ter ffinonsminiii.r eriuiberie. bas
Greianib Isi cine bsmonftrntire aurne
eebune bss 8sriraueus iiir ungras
Giaaistrebii.
Observation-Disclosures
Iie.
Berlin, Is. San. gsi Der gerns
tbiina ees Warines sGiois tam in Der
gub9.t qommiIIion bi. inisreho'r's
Ibdiidfe ans 2ifi. bab bos Ularine'
miniI.erium fir sinen gosen Wlnfhi'
nsnidrifi biz su fiinf Wari besubl's.
aomiral b. 9irpis CAB bas su uno ers
tIdrie, bic Shulb oordn TRACE oas bus
reau,roiiif,t Gpi,tm. Inter oemisls
ben lei es unrnosIid, ipeib!ihe4rbeiiss
.roiie kran3asiekn. oa W'iliinrans
ipdrier fir MrbeiieH ptrlptnoei iptrhen
| mlbtsn, ipeIfe Tamtn pi.l flinisL
beiitr unb biIlieer perrih.en ionnien.
Giufh0ner 3us bts Raj
ers.
8erIin, ID. Son. Soeben III ein
ih6ner 3us bes aaifsrs h,anHi ges
poroen. gils Der Wonnrh fiir5lih
bic aunbe Dom ableben bes Denerois
pTiiIi.r. oes friihsreu aoiuianten bts
perhorbenen 8roBkrsoes Grieori6
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ernpbiiden GliidpiinidNn aus oler
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