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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-23
BUTLER SHOW
WILL BE GOOD
THIS EVENING

His Mothers Shroud. a feature
vitagraph life portrayal. This pic
tire deals with the life OF the
Russian peasants. 1t is a very dra-
matte picture. with good actinS anu
beautiful photography
a Victim Of Firewater. Pathe.
This IS the story of an Indian who
goes away to school and finally
to college and returns with a small
education and a great thirst This
he satisfies with whisky. with the
result that he soon becomes a
degenerate. steals. and becomes a
fugitive from justice.
"A Cowboys Strategem. A very
thrilling and exciting western pie
ture.
The Jam Closet This Edison
comedy is scream from start
to finish.
Florence Printy will be heard in
new songs Tomorrow a greai
scenic comedy entitled Seeing Buf
falo. n Y"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-23
BULLFROG CLARK
SAILS FOR BOLIVIA

Los ANGELES. April 2s.-H. II.
Clark left Los Angeles yesterday
for Bolivia as special commission
er Of the Panama California exposi-
ton al san Diego and also as the
head OF group OF we'll known
mining men who expect 10 acquire
large mining Interests In Bolivia.
Accompanying Mr.. Clark will be
Dr. T. 4. Benson aud John De
Bnhr. both vel known mining men
Mr. Clark himself is well known
by All mining men from Nome.
Alaska. to BuIlfrog, Nevada, in
which later place ne opened up the
nrSt successful mine apd from which
be is generally known in Nevada
as Bullfrog" Clark.
Luther G. Brown, an attorney, is
Mr. clark's son-in-law and is also
interested in the expedition, but
viii not accompany the party at this
time
For centuries Bolivia has been
known as land possessing untold
mineral wealth. but few Americans
have undertaken to find it. owing
to its inaceessibility and remote
ness from the general line Of travel
There IS now, however. railroad
running from the port OF Mellondc
on the south coast Of Peru to Lake
Titticaea. Mr. Clark and associates
will cross the lake by steamer ant
go by stage to La Paz the larges
city in Bolivia
II Mr. Clark finds conditions a
reported there. number of vel
known mining men will join hin
In opening up the country
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-23
TRACK MEET SATURDAY.


Saturday at o'clock AZ the
Volunteer park. the Tonopah high
school track team and the team
from Goldneld win meet ia an
athletic contest The events. % BE-
contested are; Fifty-yard dash, 100
yard dash. e20-yard dash. toward
dash. half mile run. mite run shot
put. broad Jump. hIgh Jump and
pole VAULT
The men who wlll represent Ton
opah are Flood Pengelly nutler.
Johns. Harrington Woodruff. tatzl
nowlsr. Harma and Crockett The
ronopah hays are beginning 10 set
into tine shape aud hook forward
no 4 victory SATURDAY
Ia comparison fonopah should
Win the meet BY a score of 90 le
SO. bat Il IL impossible - predict
with any degree 81 erfla'nfy tbs
outcome Of the eontssts The meet
win ~ closely eoatestsa ana Fur
OF wlihaut any liresoms salts The
prlce 81 Admission b soc cents g
adults and sse g. an school eblt
dreu
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-23
POPULAR NURSE AT HOSPITAL
I'LL WITH SEVERE CoID

Miss Clara Reilly. the popular
nurse at the Miners hospital who
was confined to her bed with a
severe attack OF tonsllitis, was re-
ported yesterday as considerably
improved Miss Reilly is a new
conner in this section and arrived
from San Francisco but short time
ago Through her efficient and
conscientious work at the hospital
she has made many friends
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-23
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING OF THE MANHATTAN
FORKED STICK MINING
COMPANY.

Notice is herey given that an
annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Manhattan Forked Stick Min
ing company will be held at It's
Offices aud principle place OF bust
ness in the town OF Tonopah, county
OF Nye, state OF Nevada. in the Of
fees OF the Tonopah Banking Cor
poration. on Thursday. May End
1912. at o'clock p. m. for the
purpose OF transacting such business
as may properly come before said
meeting All stock OF record on
the books Of the company on the
2Srd day Of April. 1919. viii be "a
titled to vote at the said meeting.
Dated this 18th day OF April,
.Ial2.
r. c. MOORE. Presldeat
EUGENE HOWELL. Secretary
i-I7-14t
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-23
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON

District OF Neyada.-ss.
On this 18th day OF April A. D.
19t2. on reading the foregoing pc
tition. it is ordered By the court
that a hearing be had upon the
same on the 18th day Of May, A. D.
'IsI2. before said court at Carson
City. in said district. al 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon and that notice
thereof be published in the Tono-
pah Bonanza. a newspaper printed
In said district. and that all known
creditors and other persons in in
terest may appear at said time
and place. and show cause If any
they have. why the prayer OF the
said petitioner should not be
granted
And it is further ordered by the
court that the clerk shall send By
mail to all known creditors copies
OF said petition and this order, adj
dressed to them at their places 81
| residence as stated.
WITNESS the Honorable f s.
| Harrington. judge of said court and
the seal thereof. at Carson City
in said district. this nth day OF
April. A. d. 1912
tSeal L. s. District Court
Attest r J. EDWARDS,
Clerk
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-23
p PERSONAL
COmings and Goings of Local
People and Others.

III b Curtis. a pioneer Of Tono-
pah. after spending several days in
this city. left Tor Los Angeles this
afternoon "a
Il Wilkinson, a mining man q
Manhattan. vas passenger for the
Pine Tree camp today
W 5. Johnson, postmaster az
Manhattan. after spending several
days in this city returned TO his
home today.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-23
VICTIMS OF
THE Cyclone
NUMBER ID

CHICAGO. April 23.-Fifty-four
persons are known to have been
victims of the terrible cyclone which
swept this part Of the country. Most
of the dead are from Indiana and
Illinois and seventeen others are re-
ported to have been killed near the
town of Marion. H.. which was
isolated by the cyclone Two hun
dred persons were seriously injured
and some OF them fatally The dam
age will reach s1.500.O00
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-23
CHARLES SCHWAB
and PARTY WILL
ARRIVE TUESDAY

Tomorrow morning on train No.
20. from Reno. Charles ". Schwab
and wife, Dr. Ward and wife and
General Manager Ray Of the New
York Central and others will arrive
in their special car Mr.. Schwab
and party come TO Tonopah 10 in
spect the Tonopah Extension prop
erty. Of which they are the largest
stockholders and officers. The last
visit Of Messrs. Schwab and Ward
TO Tonopah was in 1906 The party
will remain here for several days
and viii undoubtedly go through
the underground workings Of the
principal mines OF this district be-
fore their departure.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DIS
TRTCT OF NEVADA
In the Matter Of Isador Sands.
Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy
To the Honorable E. S. Earring
ton Judge 81 the district court of
the United States for the district
Of Nevada Isador Sands, OF TOnO-
pah. ia the county OF Nye. state
Of Nevada. in said district, respect
fully represents that on the third
day Of January, last past. he was
duly adiudged bankrupt under the
acts Of congress relating 10 bank
ruptcv; that he has duly surrender
ed all his property and rights OF
property. and has fully complied
with all the requirements OF said
acts and of the order of the court
touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that he may
be decreed by the court to have a
fun discharge from all debts prov
able against his estate under said
bankrupt acts. except such debts as
are excepted BY Law from such dis
charge
dated this 9th day Of February
A. d 1912
IsADOR SANDS.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before
me this 9Th day OF February. 1919
lseal) CHAs l. RICHARDS.
Notary Public
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-23
HARRY T.BRAGDON
COMMITS SUICIDE

SAN FRANCISCO, April 23.-H.
r Bragdon a pioneer of Tonopah
and former president OF the Gold
field Stock Exchange and a familiar
figure IN mining circles in Nevada
and California. ended his life early
Yesterday morning by shooting him
self al his home. 1886 East Nine
tenth street Oakland.
Continued illness and the belief
that he would never recover Il sup
posed to have been the cause.
nraudOn, who Was IS years Of
age and native Of Lynn. Mass.
went 20 Nevada during the early
DAYS 81 the Goldaeld strike. and
was one 81 the arst owners % the
original mine from which the city
took ~ name
when the elty o. Ooidheld Vas
Incorporated aud The famous Monte
zumu ciun formed nraEton vas
elected - nrst president iie aided
in the formation Of the Goldhsld
stock Erhanne and served one term
a the president II me esehanrs
Two wears aso on account q
continued Illness nFaEdon and bis
vile eame Is Oakland PURCHASING
a residence on East Nineteenth
street
Two weeks ago he was stricken
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-23
NAPTHA KING MUST SERVE
A LONG TERM IN PRISON

butoW 10 accompany him in an in
speetion OF his magnificent palace
with a view Of determining neces-
sary repairs. Reaching his Elfe's
sleeping room. TagijeE gave a signal
and Prince Massur Mansur. several
army officers and others threw them
selves upon the engineer. He was
terribly beaten and then mutilated
BY Tagiiew The latter then called
his wife saying that be had a
surprise" in store for her She
fell unconscious when she entered
the room Tagiiew denied the en-
tire affairs. but was convicted.
-s~-~-~-<~~->-~s~~s~S~~-~
with nervous prostration and. de-
spite treatment. became very de-
spondent. frequently telling his wife
that he did not expect 10 recover
Hearing a pistol shot yesterday
morning. Mrs. Bragdon hurried "a
her husbands room and found him
on the bed with a revolver beside
him and a wound over his right
ear.
Medical aid was summoned, but
Bragdon was dead before a physi
clan arrived. Besides his. widow
he leaves a son. Edward c. Brag
don. nov in Colorado.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-23

BAKU. Russia. April IA
cudahY-LiIlis case here has just
come 10 light through a sensational
trial which resulted in the sen
fencing o. Addin Tagiiev. million
alre naptha king and virtually die
tator Of the Baku bourse. to two
and half years IN prison. and
Prince Massur Mansur TO two years.
Tagiiew is 50 years Of age. He
has a young wife. Recently gossip
coupled the name Of Tagiiew's beau
tifm wife with that Of NJ BebutoW.
for eight years Tagijew's chief tech
nicaI engineer. Tagijew asked Be
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-23
TURKISH GENERAL DIES
As RESULT OF WOUND

LONDON. April PA Rome dis
patch says Envar Bey. a noted
Turkish general. commanding the
advanced positions OF the Turkish
troops at Tripoli died at Marint
this morning Of wounds inflicted in
recent battle
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-23
IL al d. - NoIICE.

All members Of Belmont lodge
a. -. 4 o o F. are requested
20 be present al their regular meet
ing Wednesday April - at :
O'Clock. at X Of P. hall Visit Of
Grand Master Visiting brothers are
cordially invited
a G. LARSEN. n G.
LEWIS s. ROSS. Secretary. Ct
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-23
JOE WATSON DIES IN
ASYLUM AT RENO. NEE.

News was received in Tonopah
this morning from Reno that Joe
Watson. who went insane at Man
haitian three weeks ago died al the
asylum YESTERDAY The unfortunate
mans body viii be shipped to. Ely
for burial
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-23

TRY one Of our Banner Brand
school suits Tor youths and boys
Also pants FOR men at McKim Co
store 4-1s-tf
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-23
SPECIAL MEETING NOTICE.

A special meeting OF Desert Queen
Rebekah lodge No. %. will be held
at X, Of P. hall on Wednesday eve
ming. April "a. at 1870. All officers
and members are requested to be
present to meet the president Of
Rebekah assembly. Visiting mem
bers invited
FLORENCE 3. SWASFY.
st Secretary Pro TEN.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-23

II you want TO sell your goods
use the columns Of the BONANZA II
gets results.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12
5nlcn pcS SOffet.

Mnielt9terne ooerpereoe Suleai.
ten ben liturgiife @uostieneite i@ar.
niions Strife % Oinereoe oereiter
aeiioenSpalpet iammen meO oeres
pngre 9srn. ST. 8 iamleoes oerei.
ter ale 9ongefamiIiens MteOlemmer
/ ReiioenspaIpet, boor ct tort SiiIe.
trG oor t9n0t / Ri6oerioIen. De
tieneitesren0e @orOeofiicerer bar Ii
geIe0es inobuote.
/. SuIeoog ooero9re0e Moieit9.
terne meO oereS pngre 9grn @uos.
t%ieneiten i Dor 5rue airfe. og al. 7
ON aftenen bar ser 5amilietafiel,
i boiIfet ae%iierinoen og DC biemme.
pGrenoe Me0Iemmer al aongefami.
lien oeItog.
2. Suleoog boI0tes Ser 6omilie-
toiieI hos aronprinien % aron.
priniesien meo poaf6lgenoe 5uletrp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12
9c fattises Snl.

Aarbus0 omfirfe bar fnlot til ito.
ite Blaos ne0 9eitiOeligbeoen ellie.
iuleaften, og life minoit De iattige
boo0e fulgt SnobpOelien; ollere0e
pe6 Spoti0en gift Stremmen t9t
gennem De reieroereoe Snogonge, og
ale bapoe De toget oeres 9srn meo;
bet er iitfert meget l9n9e iiOen, at
Der bar o9ret iontlet Ioa mango
8ern un0er 8omfirfens 9roeroige
SbpIninger. Og 9ornesinene lpIte
omfnp me6 ct m9gti9t Suletr9s
utnllige glns, lpite al @leoe og
O%oerroifeIie. Mon funoe ie, at ben.
ne SsitiOeIi9be0 oirfeIig bar en-
SiiIefeit for unge iom 9Iore.
Der inoleoeoes meo Orgel.Brp.
Iuoium al 8omorgoniit allin og
me0 SiileioImerne. Get finer MI
til Siileieit" og YSulen bar bragt
peliignet 9uo", ben ii0ite iunget al
ct Drengefor meo friife, flingre9ar.
neitemmer. gereiter tolte Stifts-
PROFIT 2~inoborot / ioo, bierteIige
Orc til Den itore MenigbeO. San
min6e0e ON SuIefeltenS betoaen6e
Nnet oper Sierterne, ON oens ep.
ne til at faI6e aprIigbeostanfen og
groberifobs. oa Ssiterifabsfslelien
frem | Wenneifene, ioa De gerne oil
biplpe Dem, Der leoer poa 2ipets
Sfpgeeiioe, og netop oenne Ssitioe.
liebeo ben gomle 0omfirfe bite 10,
at mar isler JIG iom en- itor camille
og fan iamles ON oct itraalenoe
SuletrP. Wen onerior Den leoenoe
@u6 er pi ale fatti9e % trPnger
ole til bans Si9lp, og oeri logger
Sulens oiounoerlige Maet, at Den
oeian gioer os 2pstonfen % Scr.
ligbe0Stanfen ira Serren, ben Rig.
bonn. Der er beore emo ioroiif @oos
og Sub. 90 Stiftprouiten ilutte0e
me6 at snife 5orGlore % gern,
gamle og iin8e. en- glo6 oe peIiig.
net Suleieit.
9r. @unoer anuoien lang UNDER
lpoles Stil6e0 i set itore airferiim
to imuffe Suleianee Of @epie, og
Seitioeligbeoen ilutteoe meO Gang
of 5rf. Saa6pes Wotette og meo
r0eilie er Soroen".
Oct bar en- eienoommelig, item.
nin9sfuIo Seitioelisbeo, lan9t imuf.
tere emo ben, Der bi0tiI bar u9ret
fnDttet til SuleuOOelinsen, % 5ule.
fomiteens 5ormanO, Ouerle9e
Roblff og Stiftsprooit 2inobart for.
tiener en oarm 6of for a%rranse-
mentet. tSsitioeligbeoen GAP uooe-
Iingen en- nirfelig ieitlig 4filutning,
Der er iaa meget mere glpoeIig iom
oct after / aor fan lpee: 5 aarbus
bebsoer ingen iattig at iulte eaer
frDie | Suleoo9ene.
Basport / oSpa. BIT"
..Snlefeft for oanife SpmGnO. Con.
Don, 81. December. Ga. $50 oonife
Ssmpno ira De pao E6emien Zig.
gen6eSfibe par / aiteS al Baitor
groitrem ca 5rue %inobuote til Sule.
feit / Sacfs galoce, boor 0e mooto.
ges al @enerolfoniul 5ober meo ia.
Mile, 2onobrugsfon'nlent SARAH
7eser 90 nn0re OF aofeniens Rpn.
lemmer gnitor groitrem braete |
lin 1aIe Sempnoene en- Silien fro
Brooit 5enger. : 9sbet al aftenen
nnoerbolotes @piterne pnn f%orIfel.
Iie Wtaaoe, bl. a. me6 8iolinipil
al 5rf. @ao 5aber. SDer Ssmano
fif til iioit operraft en- @aoe, Der
Dor ienot fra Ssmen6enes genner
! Dnnmnrf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12
nsophien6era SpiifOIen beb @a

borg luffet. Rpbora, %. December.
Otter fun ct Bar aars 9eitoaen
Iuffes M DSopbienbor9 SsiifoIe".
S6iifoIen, Ser er inorettet | BEN tio.
Iigere @oorO oSopbienberg" | Bin.
oings Soen, Iieaer Dpir os ra;:@t
pna en- Narf / umio6elbor Rprbeo
al oct ubpggelig befenote gilsbuie.
Moroiteb. Zen 6egpn6te fin 8irf.
iombeo unOer belt eo6e lloiigter,
men bet bite fig ienere, at oens
5oritanoer CO eier, Sr. girfe6abl.
NieIien, life moeteoe at bribe 5fo.
len op. glepantonet oaIeSe - bet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

luullleUt UT ll1 ~plpIlollllIlt OuHlie.
ligbe0er op.
lu bar / @aar en- geitpreli e for
@aranterne for ii0ite Yrioritetslaan
/ Sfolen - boilfen 9eItDrelie Jun.
8erer iom en- Slogs 9eitDrelie for
Sfolen - beiI1tttet at itanoie 9gj.
Ifotens GirfiombeO. Officielt fer
bette bel iorit til Nptoar, men reelt
aQereoe / Gag, ga @leberne MI faar
5nleierie o9 life oen0er tilbage efter
oennes Slutning.
6orlton0er 9irfe0a6l.Hielien 6li.
Der f~orel66i9t boenOe poa Seiifolen,
me0ens Den nponte 9eItDrelie M oil
iege 0ennes pefuni9re 6or6olo al.
pifleoe og eoentuelt ofbpnOet Sfolen
til en- cQer an0en &eiifolemanO.
st Imnft SrGf. Suleoften blep to
lmiffe og foitbare 2piefroner me0
q SDS / boer arone tpnOt / Syn.
oerup airfe ior fsrite Sang. 0e er
lf9nfe0e til airfen at Sognefoge6
g. y. Seniens gnfe Selga, feot
2orien, forben al SoQeIeo, M Of
SlaaeIie.
0posfalO. gn al @renoos melt
fenote og itsrite 6orretningsm9n6,
aebmono 5r. q. G6pfier, err forle.
ben ofgoaet oe0 OGDEN / en- al0er al
73 Gor. Den of060e, Ser itamme0e
ira Gbeltoft, begpn6te ior ct lille
ballot Iarbun6reOe ii6en oen 5or.
refining / @renan, Der un0er bans
Seoelie 6leb 9pens itsrite. San bar
en- 8iO communal Hebiior o9 Ioo
oeo lin Do / Oireftionen for Spa.
re-, 2oone. og 0iifonto.S n~Ititutet;
men forsnrigt leone0e bans 8orret.
ming BAN finn ringe 5i6 til at pon.
tage Jig oifentIige eaer pripote Eli.
liosboero.
@oaroeier Socltm GInuien i
Eran0ers er Iige fer Sui al.
gdaet beo 8s6en. Zen dfos0e, Der
bar en- -Ssn al oct npIig afos6e
amtsrooOsme6lem GInuien, bar ifIg.
y aolb. Stiftst." for en- baIp Snes
anr iioen Sognerooosformon6 og
bar peo i'm 0sO Meolem al Sfotte.
rao6 og SfoIefommisiicr. San 6Iep
fun 48 aor gammel.
@n of SorsIep Sogns fenote
9an6mPn6, Rroprietpr IS. u. 9nn.
ge al @poeie, er iflg. v8en6i. Sio."
pluoielig n%igonet peo Gsoen of ct
8ierteilog, SO aar gommeI.
= Den eamle, i%opiole og pelon.
iete asbmano g. CIR. S6ptte /
aoloing, iom / ca. 80 aar bar ore.
oct 8orretning Der / gpen, err iflg.
,aolo. 5oIfebl." nfgooet ne0 OGDEN.
- asbmano Better Sonien / RIOS.
er iflg. g. T." forleoen al.
lnaet peo 0s0en al en- gloOioreift.
foroorineet pe6, at ban bapoe
rebet jim 600 paa ct ruitent Sem.
Dan bao0e boet / Gosfil6e / 8 4ar
booOe forinoen 6reoet en- flor
Notwithstanding / Hibe, bpor
Jan en- Si6 bar Sormon6 for gpenS
oanoelsforening. I'll 4ibe fom ban
ira aarbus, boor ban beitpreOe Rn.
Jain on 3oros 6ilial.
Seleion6eitDrer 5aco6 anfer
/ 2riteO er forleoen oigaoet
oeO DsOen, "a aor gommel, efter
ioa Cages SD9eleie. Zen afOsoe, Der
.ioIigere bar eiet oSanogonroen",
Jar ifIg. oHan0. q. ao." beflqot
iorifeaiee 8~iaiosboerb; ban bar iao.
.eoes oGret SefretGr / Ben lofaIe
ean0boiorening og bar peO fin 1e6
0iitriftsioritanoer / 9ranOioriifrin.
zen 0anmarf og Gepr9ientant /
nsmnnOsfre0itioreningen.
Zen fenote 2e0er al e. 8.
Siiroenien mefnniife Gta6lisie.
grofesior G%6riitopber Sir
Ienien er ofeoaet pes Gsoen, 70
qor al.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

benbaon ct ira Aoboulenoroen font
menoe automo6iI moo Sernbane.
bommen poa grite08pei. @bouff6ren
bob0e life 6em9rfet, at 9ommene
bar neoe. &oqiiionen bar ioo frof.
tig, at ben inpre Bonn iprpngtes.
8ommanoen, Der too in0enfor, blen
ilDnget inc poa Sporet, 6bor ban
bleb lig9enOe. automobilet trengte
belt mo til Sporet og bleb itoaenoe
Der. 3 iomme 9ie6Iif fom Soget
farenoe. Get itanoieoes / ii6ite Sc
tuno oeo Signal fra Commanders
Siplper. 2ofomotibet noaeoe iflg.
-. E" frem til ct Bar 4Ien fra
oct ramponere6e Iutomobil, | bbil.
fet Der ia0 TO el6re Gamer, iom
noturligois bar bolbosoe of Sfref.
0ommnn6en bleb let fppItet.
Grnffet iie libel. @n lt6pggeIig
@piiooe in0trof 4noen Sule0ogs &f.
ten paa en- 9eoertning / Solmens.
gn0e I asbenbobn. st Selifnb, /
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