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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-16
Mall Carriers WIN FIy,

This is an age OF gro1t discoveries
Progress rides on the air. Soon we may
see Uncle Sans mail carriers ilyi9s ia
ell directions, Transporting mail. reo-
pie take a. wonderful interest In a
discovery that beniits ;hem. Taats
7hy DR. Kings New discovery for
coughs, colds and other throat and
tug diseases Is the most popular med.
icne in America. 1T cured me Of a
dreadful cough" WRITES Ms. J. r.
Dave suckney C1uc, Nc. "arer
d. Ciors' treatment ena al; uthc- rc,le.
dies failed Exceloot ~, coughs.
co "a or any bronchial affection AR G,
jO1 and sl.oo. Trial bc,;le free at ,.
G Forry's.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-16

557, ,146,40O of new securities. In this
period the issue of railway bonds de-
creased $73,OOO,0OO, while the issue of
industrial bonds increased over $S2,-
100000. The railways have, in the alb
sence of demand for railway bonds at
reasonable rates, been compelled to is
sue railway notes, but even these de-
creased as compared with last year,
while industrial notes increased over
$370O0OOO. Railway stocks increased
S63, 100000, while industrial stocks in
creased 100000.
The conclusion is that railroads are
having the most trouble in financing
themselves and are being gradually
cut off from tn enormous supply fur
nished by investors The success of
industrial borrowing may be said to
be comparatively an individual bene-
fit, while liberal funds for railroads
means prosperity for the whole coun-
try.
That prosperity is being held back
by reason of this situation should be
forcibly impressed upon the people.
Business and Securities.
1t will take a little time for condi-
tions to adjust themselves to the stu
alton growing out of the latest presi-
Dental nomination On the stock ex-
change the prospects of success of the
election in one direction or another
will be used for all it is worth to in
fluence prices. Business should now
come in for some share of the ordi-
nary summer dullness. These reac-
tions will be ascribed by some to poll
tics, but the two platforms do not
foreshadow any special change in pol
icies affecting business. The tariff
will not be much meddled with for a
long time, for even il tariff-revenue-
only prevails, action cannot be taken
for year; but as we before indicated
neither party proposes to create undue
disturbance by tariff legislation.
There is nothing thus far in crop re-
ports to change the optimistic outlook
Activity in commercial trade is large
and merchants seem to have much
confidence, encouraged by the fact
that higher prices are at last yielding
profits. phe handicap which the rail
roads are under and the fact that
manufacturers profits are increasing
gives more impetus to the buying Of
industrials than of railroads. Never
theless, some railroads with special
features favorable to their earnings
like Atchison and Great Northern pfd
are being bought by investors. The
. copper situation is in good shape anC
the danger of too high prices in tn,
metal is thus far being avoided b!
some reactions, which is a favorabl,
feature. j. s. BACHE & co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-16
new
GROUNDS
FOR APPEAL

Raugh & Sem and ]. A. Carson, at
torneys for the sllverton Lumber Co.,
have filed a motion for a new trial in
the damage suit recently tried and
decided in which a judgment for $4,000
was rendered in favor OF the plaintiff.
The reasons set out for new trial
are that the court showed absence of
discretion in denying the request of
the defendant to postpone the trial OF
the action until Monday, the 18th OF
July as upon the day which the cause
was held there was fair or carnival
being held around the county court
house, whereby much din, noise and
confusion, turmoil and excitement
were created to such an extent that
the attention Of tlis jurors and wit
nesses was distracted and prevented
from giving due consideration to the
trial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-16
MRS. MCGILL
BROKE DOWN
Gives the Real Facts In Regard to
Her Case and Tells How She
Suffered.

Joneshoro, Ark suffered a com.
ploto break down In health, some time
ago" writes Mrs A. McGll. from this
place Il was very weak aud could
not DO any work. ! tried different
remedies. but they did me no good.
ono day, I so, bottle OF Cardul, II
dld me 70 much good was surprised,
and took some more.
Before | took Cardui. 7 had headache
and backaehe, and sometimes | would
cry Tor hours Now / am over OIL that.
and can DO an kinds Of housewoFk.
think 4 la tho greatest medicine on
earth"
Ia the past ATTY years, thousands Of
ladies have written. like Mrs. McGM.
70 ten Of the oonen, received from
CArdul
such testimony. from earnest women.
surely indicates the great value ol this
tonlc remedy, tof diseases peculiar 20
women Are you a auioorf Year
Cardnl IA the medicine you need
We urgo you 10 try h
Ma WfisNi isfisf Aiyi,es nsvi. CNius,
qoofs Neisaae 81 4 haiitiegea, l,ea., ~ Nnfoill
~ Wsnsa,' iaai IA llsln siarFai, o. lsglatA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-16
2i.ACRE BARGAIN

"a acres 4 miles from Salem in one
Of best localities. One-fourth mile IN
school, store, etc Two acres fine
bearing orchard. Large garden and
berry patch, Four acres good fuel
timber on back Of place. Balance in
grain Complete equipment includ-
ing three fine horses goes with place
House. barn, etc. Ready to move
onto and make a good thing out Of
it. Price is only S6OOO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-16
THE BACHE
WEEKLY
REVIEW

New York, July S.-The whole coun-
try is relieved at the outcome of the
contest at Baltimore The election of
either the republican or the democrat
ic candidate for the presidency would
not be disturbing to the present condi-
tion of business. The tariff in either
case must be readjusted but in both
cases this readjustment promises to
be gradual, In fact, the democratic
platform, while advocating the most
radical policy, that for revenue only
distinctly asserts that the changes
must be made "by legislation that will
not injure nor destroy legitimate in
dustry" Otherwise, the two platforms
are as much alike as two peas and
the question really reverts to the
individual character and weight OF
the candidate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-16
CITY PROPERTY

No. 1877 Almost a block Of prop
erty on S. 18th street in Mornlngside
Addition, where the new carline is to
be extended Six room good house.
barn chicken house; 30 bearing fruit
trees OF all varieties This place Is a
snap at $4,000. $1,000 down will han.
die il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-16
SIX ACRES

We have little six acre place
right in Falls City that is Just right
LOT a chicken ranch or gardening
Present owner is raising chickens
with large market for all he can pro-
uuee. Small house with good chick
GA houses and other outbuildings.
Price, s25OO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-16
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN

house Front street is rapidly ad-
Vancing in value as business and
warehouse property. This is a splen-
ana investment or speculation at
Sl5OO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-16
PRUNR LAND

No. l47. Sc acres near Rosedale on
roek road Nice laying gentle slope
proposition 4h acres are now in
cultivation In garden and fruit
and situated Just right for a fine or
'nard site. At present It is all in
grain except IS acres Of good fuel
TIMBER Price with the crop is only
800 per acre.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-16
LARGE FARMS

we have all kinds of large farms
ana can show you the best william
et'e Valley lands at prices that are
right.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-16
AGATE BEACH

Better buy a lot at Agate Beach
New hotel will open July 4,h. Auto
service to Newport
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-16

OF the making Of roads there is no
end. and the last state Of some Of these
is worse than the first
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-16

action taken by the Idaho authorities
will hasten 1t, and predicts that this
is the only solution for the problem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-16


radical policy, that for revenue only,
distinctly asserts that the changes
must be made "by legislation that will
not injure nor destroy legitimate in
dustry" Otherwise, the two platforms
are as much alike as two peas and
the question really reverts to the
individual character and weight of
the candidate.
The Republican Candidate.
If Mr.. Taft should be continued in
office, we would have the advantage
of a president whose four years ex-
perience should be of value. This ex-
perience has been partly earned, it is
true, by a series of unfortunate pro-
ceedlngs the effect Of some of which
have not been rectified by a reversal
Of procedure. The first of these was
the call for a special session of con-
gress to fulfill at once the promise of
the 1908 platform to revise the tariff.
A revision downward was what was
expected and Mr.. Tafts reasonable
idea was to get this out of the way so
that business could proceed at once
on certainties.
The resulting revision was upward
instead of downward and Mr.. Tafts
acQuiscence split the republican party
and plunged the administration into
trouble which still continues. Had
Mr.. Taft vetoed the bill it would de-
servedly made of him a popular idol
and today there would have been no
doubt Of his reelection That Mr.
Taft afterward appreciated and admit
ted this is to his credit and the expert
ence earned here should be of value
hereafter
The next great and perhaps most
serious error Of judgment was that Of
allowing a snap injunction to be is
sued against the railroads, forhddinl
them to raise rates-a thing which Il
was understood had been tacitly
agreed to by the administration wher
railroad wages had been raised som'
time before. This ill-advised actor
stayed the success and halted the pro
gress Of the country's greatest indus
try, Curtailment in every direction o
expenditures by the railroads at one,
began to cut away the guy-ropes o
prosperity and the country's who'll
business sank to level Of no prof.
and receding energy and confidence
II is fair to believe that II this actlol
had not been taken and the railroa,
rate advance had been permitted, bust
ness In the United States would hav
continued It's upward swing begun s.
ausplciously In 1909, and the era q
discomfort with conditions, and wit
high cost Of living, would have bee
largely avoided and few Of the prob
! lens growing out Of this disconten
would have presented themselves.
In the early days Of his adminlstra
ton Mr. Taft many times avowed IN
purpose TO insist upon amendment {
the Sherman law so that It's provision
could be clearly understood, and bus
ness, big and little, be allowed to pre-
coed without doubt as to legality {
operation, When, however In Noven
ber, 1909 the decision Of the lowe
court was handed down, adiudging dli
solution for the second Of the grel
companies concerned Mr.. Taft cham
ed front and then began the "war
against combinations which has bee
so disturbing and SO fruitless.
In other respects Mr. Taft hi
shown growing ability in office an
many qualities Of statesmanshlp as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-16
Mr.. Roosevelt

The possibility Of Mr. Roosevelt's
candidacy is as yet too uncertain to
be reckoned with. Mr.. Roosevelt, how
ever, has unlimited energy and deter.
minatlon. He may yet be able to es-
tablish a formidable fighting line
But Mr.. Roosevelt is pledged to bus
mess prosperity II was his utter
ances against indiscriminate trust
prosecution last fall that gave the
first upward impulse to business con-
fidencp
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-16
IRONT STRERT CnRNrp

Large corner lot on Front street
S'SlS' feet Modern eight room
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-16

On the whole. therefore. whichever
candidate is placed In office, there ap.
pears to be nothing politically in sight
at present to stay the forward move
ment Of business toward prosperity
Diminishing Railway Returns Holding
the Country Back.
It Is becoming more and more evi-
don't that some action will have to be
taken to rectlfy the railroad situation.
The report from Washington OF the
bureau OF railway economies, which
complies data from practically the en-
tire mileage % the country, shows that
there has been an almost steadily DE-
mlnlshlng trend In railway returns for
the last two years. The summary for
April 1912 shows that net operating
revenue was over t6,OOOOOO less than
for April, 1917, equivalent for a mile
of line TO S33. or IA per cent de-
crease The average Tor each mile OF
line IN April a year ago was S96S for
each day on am tho lines OF the ooun-
try, while this year for April tho av-
erage was SS55, a decrease OF Siii
FOR each day OF the month ON every
mile Of line In the country The o.
feet OF this really disturbing situation
In the railroads Is shown by their I'M
ability 10 borrow money and 20 carry
on the development OF the country, 80
extremely necessary The Journal Of
Commorco esslmalea that there we're
issued Cor the first half o. 1919 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12
garl 6aferburg
Gin Wlitglieo bes Spmpbonie.Er.
deiters, seitOrben.

Serr Carl Saferburq, Elm D1italieo
uniere5 Snnpborie. CrheIters, lit am
Sonnabeno, 8. sSuni, nah Ianaem
ld)Dercn 2eioen dbgerlien Uorben.
Ter Beritorbene mar iriiber Dlit.
glieo Der Srheiter in Rbilaoelpbia
uno Chicago uno aehorte oem bieiigcr
Grheiter icit Dem gcqinn Der lesten
@interiaiion an. Boiler frober 2tr5.
Iidten fiir oic 3ufinft -- geoadte cr
cod, iid i'm Serbit 6ieie$ ,Sahre5 3lt
oerheirathen - frat er 6as Gngaae.
mert an. 8e6er er nod elmer ieiner
aoQegen ahnten, 6aB ser itets 5lt
Sfer3en 9luigelegte bereits 6cn 20.
oesteim III iid) trllg, oen cine Dor mc.
niger SSabrer pordenommeue Spera-
tion nl6t nus5urottea uerntodt bate.
Rnr tie ihm pcrionld) n1her itanoen,
nuBten, Dab er ie:t @e1irn 6ieies
sSahres ron flrdlttaren Sd,nicr3er
gepIaat pur5e, Sie i'm feline Nadr Die
erlellnte 9iube finocu Iicbcr. SdllicR.
lid wur6e er jebod1 ae3lpungen, lid,
Der EileQe 6es Scnrlet CATS Sanita.
RUNS an3uoertrauen un0 cine Dor.
iibergehenoc geiierltng IieB i'm erbof.
FEN, IN aursem ieine Riidtehr in ieine
oetitide Seiuath benerfIteaigen 81
fGnnen, no or oou ieiner Rutter unf
ielner grnut nit Sebniuht eripartci
tDIroe Sei6er mar es nur Elm lestes
auiiIafern ieincr 2ebensfrGite. Raid
trnt Der @erfaQ elm uno am Conn,
obeno, nm 6 llhr 2Iben6s. trut or ieinc
Ieste Reiie an, bon Der fein BanoereG
lpieoerfetrt.
Ter 5o0 fam tUahrhait als GrL0ier
an ibm nnS IieR i'm ianit entihIunt.
mern. nohoem ifon 81 Stunoeu Dor
fer pollige geluuBtIoiigfeit eiHgetre,
ten mar.
Gie 8eiiattllna fano om TienItac
0orntittag pom Sauie oes 2eif,en
beitntters Serrn rSohn G. 2ietenener
inter Dent geiieir 3ahlreifer RitaIie
Ser bes Spntpbonie.Grfeiters Itott
uno bier ieiner aoIlegen trugen ibr
Ioui Dem Ieiitid)eu Rroteit. air6hof
on Der Carthage 5toao. sur Iestcr
Ruhe.
Gr finterIdBt ollBer feiner Wuttel
Iunb ieiner @rout in @eroen q. 5. 4l
Ter, ErOo, Sannouer, Die ibn binnef
fursem riroer in Die arne III idIie
| Zen hoiiten nod cinen @rnoer. oel
aIeihialls piulifer iii uno iif) sll
Belt III Wosfau RuBlano, beiinoet.
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Weburtem.

Wilep unb gaa Dooos. Wariaip
aptnue; WsdDhen.
Cliff unD gmmn Glonion, 948
Clinton; WGbhen.
Ghorles unb Dolores Smith. Ring
plnee; WGohen.
Seb. unb Gath. gDefb. 500 Gdrs
fieIe; Mdohen.
Wm. uno Francis Hartsl, 2234
Wanins; Wdohtn.
Soi. uno alice 2amb, Cartilage;
M1bhen.
Sobn unb Barb. 6erring. Minton
glnse; Rdbden.
90. unb Gath. ehUab, 4303 Gar.
t6ogt pife; M1bhen.
8p. unb Rofe Weid. 1886 Boone;
anobs.
Sotn unb aueua grittOn. College
6ilI, Qnnbs.
%. unb alies q<aree. arnolb Rb.;
Qn0b<.
Ernnt unb aula 6snrp. 835 pai
Gtfabe; 4natt.
QDnis unb Womk Gkdnibdng,
1000 Of 3. Gtrnbe; UlQb@en.
Gfmon nnh Mtnnie Gpbb, 4212
Gonern MpsHut; 9nabG
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Bel benen er felt 13 Sabren getpobnt
bat, ie ein 3ebntsI unc feline MDbel.
NahfaB Sadsn.
6uao aoren5 ift HadIabpsrDaltsr
bon Caroline 2Orena; perionalisn
$1,000, Grunoeigentbum $4,000.
Soiepbine 6uufer lift SeitGAentsa
bollitrederin BON Wlt6ael 5duier;
Grunbeigentbum $4,000.
Gbnarb 6. Minnes lit Na6labners
tpalter bon Stenart 4boms; perfonas
lien $1,000, 9runoeisentbum $500.
sbos. s.. 9arbp 1T 5eitamentsDoaz
itrsder bon Sobn Sanplss; perionas
lien $4,000, @runbeieentbum $4,000.
gomunb R. Webiter lit 1eitamentss
po[litrsder bon Greberit O. Rinsgolo;
8runbeigentbum $4,000.
Der perioniide Rahlab Der Garolis
ne Ibeobdlo betr1gt $2O69.30; berjez
nige oes G6riitopber Wober $1200.11;
perjenige Der Wartba ). De Bed 800.
Berfhiebenes.
Die Guarantee Depofit 60. erlangte
elm llrtbeil iiber $507.69 9eeen Wm.
g. S'8rien.
e6as. Sadmun erlangte elm 8eroitt
ii6er $61 eegen antbonp 9ert6.
6enrp 9drig Ii. u. erlaneten Elm
8erbitt iiber $8577.25 segsn Die Wuns
ro 6otel 60.
Jas. 6isgins uno Sobn gailsp.
pelds geioe beg Worbansriffs angss
tlast nnren. ipurbsn seitern i'm arimis
ndleeriht i4uloig befunoen.
Die Ufoiter 6orIefboers protectiDe:
aFoeiation bat sinen Intrag seitellt
bem3ufolgs Der BON Rihter 9idfon se:
gen iis erIaiiene GinbaltsbsfebI aufges
hoben tperoen foa.
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0eint 0aoeit
gtrlor ellie SdJpembergsr i'm 5fnR
ieiu Seben.

Der "a Sabr. alts Oni. Shnema
berger, Rohtaufisber Der r3umiteins
sarieab Co., perlor gsitern pdbreno
elmer gpotinhrt infcles grtrintsns in
Ohio isin Qsben. Shpembsrger uno
msbrere 0enoFen iparen pom 7. Woro
Iifhins Camp aus in elmer Gnunt)
fluboufpdrts sefahrn unb batten bel
pboenir Grops ongelegt. um bort 5ll
Mit.ag 3u sifsn. Der 8srunslidi.
entfhIrb iict. Dor bem Diner Elm Bah
al nsbmsn. Gr entsieibele iih unh
ihlpnmm in ben Jiub binaus. els q
pI0bIi1 feline arms bohbob uno I'm
ndhften Nussnblid nit sinem Aufihrel
in ben Gluiben perihnano. 9rob cine,
fofort angeitsIlten Suhe tonnis BIZ
2eide biskr nifi sefuHbtu Derb.n
Der Grtruniene. ipslfer unp<rbeiruttei
mar, tpobnte nit Ieiner S4psfier no
1701 Spcomors Ctr.
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D. \. X. aOtlesa6ers sas(emdaft.

Die 9eutfb R6miit aatbOliite
0oi.ssater Geisufauft fam geitern
abeno in Der Salls Der ct. Warien
0emeinbe on 13. Strabs 5ur SiBuna
suiammen, bic untsr 0oriis bes grds
iibenten perm Senrp aiftner unb Der
prototolIfibruns bes Setrstdrs Serru
Geo. .. Shrano itattfuno. Dem BE.
ri1t bes Gdasmeiit.rs 5errn 5ranl
9elfher aufclse belief fif Der aaiisu.
beItdno beim MpuatsabihIub aui
$5I39.11. Die ginndbmeu purer
S2268.9O, bic 4ussaben $2685. 80 uni
Der GaFenbeitanb belaufi fih All
$4722.17. 5iir 4rmenunterItiisunt
fpurben $354.50 peruusgabt.
6err Sobn Suettsn BON go. 1926
Dseher MDe., St, gernarp, ipurbe gun
Griebbcfsperpaltsr BON ct. Marter
gesp1bIi. aiuf bisIem 0Dtiesader pur.
ben I'm obstloufensn Woaot SO asiner
beerbigt, auf benz ct. Jnbnnnes 9ot
tesoder neun uno auf bem ct. So
ispbs grttssoder 40.
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Mdbhen unb Grauen bsldltist bate,
3u elmer Celebrate bon $40 unb aos
item. Die Celebrate ipurbs unter pro.
teit bintsrlegt unb Darbp erfldrte, ben
Gau an bic bObere Jnitun3 appeliren
5u tpolIen.
George Dias, RetIamesM sManaser,
Duroe mad eingebenber gerbanblung,
in beren 8erlaufe es gu peri6iebsnen
lebbdften 3ufummenit0ben 3rpii6en
oem qoli3eigerihtsnnpalt 5or unD
bem 9ertbeioieer Gnpber fam, ihulz
big befunben, sinen Retlamesaun obne
bic Dorgsidriebene @rldu6niB oes
8auumtes erri4tst 5u BADEN unb gu Ell
ner Celebrate BON 500 uno ben ap>
iten perurtheilt.
Jrarcis 6itep, fpelher einen Rod
ne6ft gaIhenubr bon einem DdItende
gen geitoblsn bate, fam, ba es iein
eriter Diebitabl tpar, nit elmer 9eIos
trafe BON $40 unb ben Soften bapon.
Der San gesen bic Quf geranlaIz
flung beg Gefunbbsitsdmtes perbdftete
6ebamms 5rdu 2eopolojne fSeberle,
No. 1907 Race Strabe, tpurbe oerfdos
ben. 3pei neugebOrene Rinber follen
infolse ibrer Rahldfiigteit beinabe bic
Sebtruft perloren baben. Die formelle
Qntlaee lautst babin, einsn 5aQ BON
Qussnfruntteit Bel einsm neugeborenen
ainbe nidt bem Geiunobeitsomt gss
melpet 3u hdben.
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ltnterridts s4n5eigcn.

aommiTGren uno mar IGngere Sabre
W2itglieD oes alien &Ontrolratbes. Gr
hattie i'm Gountp cine rieiige Bolts
tbumli6teit erlangt unO bieB bel Sung
unD g(lt nur GrteI Georg. Dttt Der
engliI6en 2tusIprahe bate er iem Ses
ben lana auf geipanntem SUP geitdns
ben uno frdgte man i'm, mo er nohne,
puun dntnortete er: in aartrttih-
Q(ber er mar Elm ieelenssuter Wteni6,
Elm U1unn obne Tebl, pffen unb bieoer
uno Elm Geutihameritaner, tpie er ietn
ioQ.
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GbeinpfGlscr lluterIt. s@crciu.

SSu Der SiBlng oe3 Hbetnpfaljcr
llntcrit rIereius, orc inter Settlng
bes @rGiioenten Serrn Tan. 2ugen.
bichl uno ser 4rotofDlIfiihr1nq oes
Sefretdr$ 0errn &eter 9uuiiancurt
Ituttiano nuroc berihtct, Dap Die
@orberciturqen fiir oa5 Eicric nm %,
IJunt mlf3 Bette gctroilcn iino unb
alien 3hciInebmeru ein Dergtligter
Sag in 4usiitt qeitelt mer6cu funn.
lie GinIaoung 5lnr Sommerieit oes
Icutid)en NfeBger glrbctter unterIt.
Gerein8 am 81. 2Suli in Reid,ruths
Earf, mur0e angenomnleu un0 Ibeil.
nahne in Gorpore 5uqeiagt IeIegat
Iit aarq eritattete 9erttt iibcr Die
iiingite Stsunq oes 1eutIfanerifa'
niiten StaotoerbauoeS Tem ner'
oienitpoIlcn 4}rdiioeuteu oes Ser
bonos, 9errr CSohr Sdgpaab, Ser in
Babe cine GrbpIungSrelie nat Der
aIten Setmath dntrittt, muroen oie
ber3Iihitcn @iiHite oes 9thcinpfaISer
llnterit. .@ercins nit aui oea 8eg &c.
deben.