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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-06

The condition of the Treasury is very
satisfactory. The total interesting bear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-06

"A time when panics seem far removed
Is the best time for us to nrenare on,
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07
ID MEET THE
 ALASKA TRADE
 :! - 't
 ~ increasing It's Output to 1000 z Tons Daily In View of
 AIaska's Output

Tacoma, Aug. 3i.-Counting on a great increase in the output of the copper mines of Alaska, and Pr pairing to grasp a large pro portion of this increased busi- ness, the Tacoma branch of the American \Reflning & Smelling company will build anew practi- cally the entire plant at Point Defiance during. the coming year at the estimated expenditure of $3OO,OOO.
 The plans of the company for this year include the cnnstruc- tion of the new copper shelter, which will have a capacity of i,- OOo ions of copper orc a day. and thrrr new blast furnaces with a converting department. One is now completed. New nurs will be installed and steel building 300 by zoo feet long by about 60 feet high will be erected. Work on IthiS has been started.
 'The explanation of these con t"mplated improvements" said F. S. Walker, manager, lis that tho directors see the light. The! know what Alaska is going to dc and wish to prepare for this enor- nous increase in the output oI
 copper ore. which is bound tC come with the opening up of the country for general development
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07
MINING COMPANIES
 M h.'WA7ER FIGHT
Ditch Company In Nome Sues for a Million and . Half Dollars
 Damages

Nome, Sept. 6,-The MiOcene Ditch company, controlled by the Pioneer Mining company, has in- stituted suit against the Wild Goose Mining company for a mill lion and a half dollars damages for having diverted the waters of Nome river for the past six years, alleging. that said waters were acquired by the Mioccnr Ditch company under rights obtained through purchase from the Cam pion Ditch company. Fink and Lomen represent the plaintiffs and William Gilmore the defend |ants.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07
SURVEY PARTY
 .. .oN THE GROUND
Ready to Survey Boring Coal Field Under Auspices of the Navy
 Department

The MaripOsa, on this trip.
 andrd the governments survc::
 'arty at katalla, consisting of i:i
 mcn each skilled in his own Cc- parlment, all under the direction
 If Dr. Joseph A. Holmes, head of the Federal Bureau of Mines.
 The intention is to make q sur- vey of the coal eds with a view of the use of the coal by the navy in Pacific waters, has been un- dertaken by the Navy department in conjunction with the Commits sioner of the General Land office, congress having appropriated the sum of $5O,000 for this purpose.
 Not only will the coal neld be surveyed but the measures them selves will be studied to ascertain whether the coal can be prohtably mined. No patents having been issued, the title to the entire field still rests in the United States. The party will at once begin pack ing supplies in from Katalla to the
 fields in order to be in readiness to begin the actual work when pr. Holmes assumes charge.
 A study of the availability of fhe Matanuska coal field, which is tributary to Seward, is now be- ing made by officers from the cruiser Maryland, but the decision |of the government to project a Fshryey Of the Boring river coal field has given real hope f6 Alas. Kane that the building of a faiiS Toad fn that cohRtry is also un- der con 5idefation, by the govern mont The Matsnpsks held fs at bfesent fhpfs easily reached than sss ssrfas ailts. is fleld though hy fafther a '~SS1." ss 'sl'''.SS i,Se t,'s 'Tss,sr.s, .,, ~sy
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07
OUR MINISTER
 0N BOLIVIA FAKE
Tells of 25o Americans Who Stampeded on the Ferguson
 lotter

This spring will long br re- mcmbered by many Alaskan min CTS, who. after getting the Bolivia god fever. stampeded to the South h"'"rican "diggings" in further srnrch { of the ccinuS metal. The n"rlhcrncrs, nearly all of them, got "stung" properly. as recent interviews by some of the unlucky prospcctors will testify.
 D. ID. Garvry, an Alaskan min icr who has been, during many years life at mining, in Porcu- pine, Atlin, Nome, Council, Can dlc and Cordova. wrote a letter to Horace G. Knowles, American minister to Bolivia, not long ago, asking for further information about the mining prospects in Bo- livia. In reply Ambassador Knowles sent the following re- ply, from La Paz. It says:
 Replying to your inquiry rel ativc to the gold mining situ- ation in Bolivia, would inform you that within the last five months more than 250 American gold seeking miners have arrived in La Paz. Nearly all of them were tempted to come down here by a certain fictitious letter sup posed to have been written by one John Ferguson to Jim Mccormick of Iditarod, Alaska, and which let ter. was full of lies and misrepre- sentations regarding placer min ing on the Tipuani river in the northern part of Bolivia. The said letter was a fake. y
 '"A few of tho said 25O mincfs bravcd inc hardships and went 10 the Tipuani river and to oth- CT sections. in, search of placer gold. The most of them have re- turned to La paz with unfavorabfe
 (Continued from page 35.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07
M|N|NGENTERPR|SE
 . SOUND FOOTING
The alaska-0astlneau Properties Are to Be Mined on a Large
 Scale

Announcement that Hayden, stone & Co. have taken an inter- est in the Alaska-Gastineau prop critics will be read with great in tcrcSt. The principal mine involv- cd iS inc Alaska Perseverance,, though coupled with il are prop critics on Sheep creek to the south. The group constitutes the south- crn part of the great lode that runs through Silver Bow basin back of Juneau. To the imme- diate north is the AlaSka-Juneau, and beyond that the Ebbners. The large size of the ore bodies has been established. Up to the pres ent none of the properties on this lode have been adequately flnan- ced, and with ore worth but Si.5O to S2.5O per ton, large scale op- rrations are imperative. It fs proposed to tap the Alaska -Gasti- neau ore bodies at depth by means of an adit and to erect a large mill on the channel below Juneau, following essentially the same lines as already adopted by the AlaSka-Juneau and discussed last week. There is every prospect of success. since failure i'm inc past was due rather io bad inanc- ing than poor mining. Mr.. John R. Mitchell, the man Dn the ground, having made the bcsl of a poor situation.
 With the death of w. J. Suth- rrland the properties came under the control of Messrs. B. l.. Thane and w. p. Hammon, and now that adequate funds are to be provid- cd. another large low-grade mine in the Juneau district would seem Co be assured.-Mining and Scienti- nc Press.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07
NEW CAMP |S
 FORGING AHEAD
Considerable Development Work Going on at Ruby and Bright
 Future Ahead

Long creek iS slowly but sure ly pushing forward tn most sub sLantial standing in the mining world.
 ! A telephone message was re- ceivcd last night by Jack Connolly stating that Alec Cameron and partners had reached gravel on the Susie Association and found a good prospect. This lines up with the money found on the low or end of the Novikakri, Boston Bench. No. & below and inc Key stone Association. Mr. Cameron believes only a liiil" more work will br necessary in land the pay streak.
 Captain Crane is in town and reports an encouraging prospect ,on the lower lay of the Keystone "A SOciatiOn.
 Andy WebStcr'S mon on the ad- joining ground above have finish ed 300 feet of Hume. built a hop per. and are making the prospect hole larger and timbcring if for a working shaft. By the time Wab- lsler arrives with ''i"'hrr for a dump E"v. they viii ', ""ady to Isluirc. If inc grnuEl juices as well as is confidently hoped a 5O- horse power boiler and mining iplani will bc put on the claim as soon as the snow flies.
 Gus Sicnfplt is putting down a working shaft near his lower line.
 On the Keystone Association, and McDanicls are working hard.
 Scotty Martin and partners started hole near tho creek, but were chased out by water. They are going to try again.
 Carlin & Co. have found bet ter money toward the creek. which gives great encouragement to the boys on the Susie Association.
 Smith & Co. on the Boston bench, are sluicing every day and will clean up soon. Sam Godfrey is still busy on the lower end Of the NOvikaket, and is drifting in good dirt.
 Barnard & Buckley on the upper end of the Novikaket, cleaned up $500 from 0 little over 200 feet square feet of bedrock uncovered in their prospect tunnel.
 Laboski & Stroup are sluicing steadily and a good-sized poke is fast accumulating.
 The Windy Bench laymen are still driving tunnels and blocking out ground. A small cleanup of S2,200 was considered very satis- factory.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07
THE CONVENTION
 IN NEW YORK
Nom nate oscar Straus for Gov ernor of the Empire
 State

Syracuse, Sept. 7!tThe Pro gressives of this state met in con- vention here, nominating Oscar Straus for governor, he being a dark horse. Although not an act i've candidate his name had been frequently mentioned as a possi- bility in that connection.
 Straus was member of ROose- velt's cabinet, having been Secre- tary of Commerce and Labor and an ardent supporter of the Col 0ncl. During the excitement oi the nOminatiOns Jack McGec, one of the Colonels Rough Riders, tossed his suspcndcrs on tho platform, fausing great out burst of, cheering. There were p women delegates on the nnol of the convention.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07
GOVERNOR CLARK
 RETURNS SOUTH
Says While Congress Was Giving Alaska Home Rule It Should
 Have Done So

Seattle, Sept. Ex-Governor Clark returned from St. Michael on the revenue cutter Mccullough. He criticiZes the limitations of the Tome rule bill, saying that as long .s congress deemed that Ala ska
 hnuld govern it's own local af- fairs, sufficient latitude should have been given it's legislature in the enabling act, to do what the bill was presumed to p-"mit the people to do, that is govern themselves. He characterized tho
 ill as half way measure.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07
RATE CUTTING
 STILL CONTINUES
The Rate War In Southeastern Alaska Promises Still Moro
 SIashing

Seattle, Sept. 1.-The manag- CTS of the Steamship Humboldt announce that they will cut the passenger rates to the lowest they have ever been to all points in Southeastern Alaska in retaliation of the cuts made by the other steamship companies in the hopes of running the Humboldt nfr the route.
 Max kaliSh, manager of the Humboldt. says his steamer can stand tn" slash in rates about as ,wrlI any nf ih. other line and thai the lumhnldt has not vet annnuncrd bedrock rates.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07

Nome. Sept. 6.-Judgc Lyons
 caves for Seattle on the Victoria, having finished the docket. Three lnlnerS who were prosecuted by the Pioneer Mining company were acquitted. Before returning tO Juneau Judge Lyons will visit his parents in Walla Walla, Wash, meeting Mrs. Lyons in Seattle The legislative election is creat- ing but little interest, the people here having but little confidence in the bill passed insofar as it's power to pass remedial lcgisla- ltiOn.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07
.L00SES IN RACE
 .. T. ;: FOR HIS LIFE
Loses Life When Within Sight of His Goal in Race Against
 Death

Rochester, Minn., Sept. 7.-John Morrow, a we'll known merchant of Council City, in the Nome dis trict, lost in a 52 days race on a stretcher against death, in an effort to reach the Mayo Brothers, the famous surgeons, whom he hoped could cure him of cancer. Morrow breathed his last just as he reached tn: sanitarium.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07
TAFT W|THDRAWS
 THE O|L LANDS
President Withdraws 37, ,0Oo Acres of Oil Land for Use of
 the Navy

Washington. Sept. 1.-PrrSi,rni Taft has issued an executive or der withdrawing 37,000 acres of oil lands adjoining inc Midway fields in southern California for the use of the navy. Experts cS- timate that thet will give the navy fuel supply to last for al least 25 years. All entries which have been made on the reserved lands have been ordered cancelled.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07
SHERMAN ILL ? " MAY WITHDRAW
 . <
Taft's Running mate May be Com pelIed to Withdraw From Tick
 ct on Account of III Health

Boston, Sept. 7.-Vice-president Sherman, who is seriously ill, may withdraw from the Republican ticket on account of his inability to pa. ticipate in the campaign.
 It is rumored that should he do so the national committee will probably select Curtis Guild, now ambassador to Russia, to fill his place.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07
FED POISON
 TO VICTIMS

Chicago, Sept. 7.-Franccs Ford, the woman arrested for compile ity ir the murder of Messmaker, lat West Hammond, Indiana, tcs- tifled that t2 of the victims in Henri Ross resort were given to Hrink from a black bottle, re- sulting in short time in their death.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07
James R. Hayden has begu

James R. Hayden has begun
 an action Co recover a tramway from the Reynolds Alaska Devel- opment company, which he alleg- es he had in storage with the de- fendants at Horse Shoe bay, on Latouche island. The tramway is valued at S7,50O. Damages to the extent of $500 with costs is also prayed for. It appears that the tram was sold under an ex- ccution to S. A. Temple, and by the latter sold to Hayden, who then stored 1t with the defendant company, who later refGsed'to idsa liver it to Hayden. 2"T"rn Ept
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07
ATTORNEY GR|LLS
 CITY OFFICIALS

New York, Sept. At the trial If Inspector Hayes, the attorney crillcd Police Commissioner Wal do, and showed that GaynOr's pol icy was not 10 suppress vice, but to merely haze his adminisLra- ton present an outward appear ance of decency.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07
SOCIETY GIRL
 REFORMING CITY

Chicago, Sept. 7.-Nirginia Brooks, a young society girl re- former, has started an investiga- tion exposing the crookedness of politicians and now has caused the arrest of six women as white slavers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07
FAMOUS BEAUTY
 DIES IN JAIL.

New York. Sept. 7.-Carrir Beauty. who became famous in the production of the Black Crook, in Niblos Garden, and an old-tine friend of the late Sen ator Tom Platt. died here in jail, the victim of the morphine hab- if.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07
WANT MORGAN
 ID TESTIFY

Washington, Sept. 7'.-Morgan
 will probably be supoenaed tn testify before the Senate Invesli- gating Committee. regarding con- tributions made to the political parties within the past few years.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07
WORLD'S SERIES
 START. OCT. 9TH

New York, Sept. 1.-The worlds s series will begin October 9th. IL HOW look: as if the New Works, of the Nationals, and Boston. of the American League. will meet for the supremacy.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07

Ralph Wilra1,ta iss3 f6't from shoup bay, where he has been de- veloping properties in which he is interested. " .'..h.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07

Bachelors were taxed under William TIT. of England.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07
SAMPSON ARRIVES "''~ SEATTLE
 -AHlal

Seattle, Sept. 7.-The Steamship Sampson arrived at midnight with a heavy freight list from the north, She will sail on Sunday evening, '" "''4" %,
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07

Don't fail to attend the Moose dance this evening, as a specially good time is promised everyone.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-07
HIGH FLYER :" MAKES RECORD

syssysltS, ssz ssssisw
 Houlgate3 Fraftce, Sept. 7.-Gar- ros, the we'll known aviator, as- cended to the. height of i8,24O feet
 ||exeseeailahe she Il record record by 2,aeeo. feet:
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0emofratiIdle Gpnntg gfuninatipnen
snr nGditen @abl.

Dos 9enofratiide Gourttp Com.
mite periammelte fih am iebtet
SnnStog in Sluensoille. iino itellte
oas fplge,rbe gountp-$idet aiif:
@eprGier1tont 8. 6. Saep, BON
9onrbois Sotpnsbip.
Sberiff8. 6. 8ooorilfi, BON
Clan Totpnibip.
MiIeiior- -2aiprence @arreL bon
8rilIb Greet gotpqrs6ap.
SdJasmeifter 2o,iis Saberftod,
bon Sermann
9fidter oes Radlaiieiribdftsge-
ridts Sbeo. 9nifmatmG BON gap.
Goinhp 9iid)ter fir 0er itorolid)eit
9iftrift ssofepb g Serbian, bon
&onrf Sotpmibip.
Gountp &thter fir ben iiiolidctt
Diitrift S. 6. 9rpan. bon Sipens'
lpflle.
SeffeilMider WaflaBpertpalter-
9fi6ter 0o1ill, bon Hoiebito
Coroner Or. s. s. Bridges, BON
Sipensbille.
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GOlitiide strObbaIme.

Dob Die &ooiehelt Begeiiterittg
i'm 0aMafien lit, babo1l fonnte ii4
Sdreiber 6ieies tpdbreit6 ieiner @ei.
ie imb iln6 BON Spriinafielb iiber-
5ellgen. no am Montag Gbeoeore
9iooiepelt peripeilte ililS cine &eoc
Dor einer rieiieen 3iuboremnetge
fieIt. gber trobSem geoop in eis
neln slfHonaobil 6qtrdy ore Staot flt6r
urb cine nlel)r aIs 10000 S6blerfSe
@plfslne@c an eineln 8nnfte cort5etrs
trirt mar, onrf man getroat 1aget,
Sab BON gntbriiasqnrs, ipie er Roos
iepeIt nod Dor ssabresfriit irgenotpo
s,r SbeiI gaporben mare. nidts at
bennerfen mar. Selbit .9oura Slime.
rico", bos bod getpobnlid germ iaoe
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nubt, bIieb ihr1mr. 2elite. lpelde
mir airf Der Sabrt nod SpriipgfielS
init 9ullnnooie- -@5eihen benlerften,
batter oieielbap alf Ser &iifMhrt
nid)t nehr. @ir burdIhritten iintrtt.
lihe gefiillte @ogen bes 3itges rito
oie Gtinuni,na Der Baiiugiere, bon
Seilen iiderlid) ole groBte Webnheit
,.9ullmooiers" iparen, Die rab
Sprir9fielo gereiSt ipareit nm batrh
ibret spelben ibrem gntfiliiasanlis
onfeuern at Tafieu, tpar cine merf-
! lid georiiftc - bic 2eute id,eit,elu
litarf cntt1,lidf geipeieir 5ll feit. 9a
Ser Rolim inns rlid,t geItattet, alle
lnniere qeIefe1len ullb geborter ge.
obahtitngen iricbeBlpgcbelt 10 molten
fpir mir fhrS ciniae ctNnnafteriltiid}e
l@erncrfuNen a1tfiibren, Die mir bet
| @eipniden sipiidlen oeIt GoIiogierptr
1 b0rten; mehrere hopnn loiieir iidN oits
I italpogboGber fift offentlid) dborls-
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fonrten 5li: o6ait Oh SNGon az
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!, anoerer iaate, Dob GooiebeIt gar
feine polttii6e Hehe geholtelt Tom.
{ bern MIR oHoofehelt" qeinrod>en 9u'
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i ..oeah biid" unb id, itiln1ne fir fei-
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j t(drte, 6nb CT Elm Gemofrat iei, aber
nid)t Fir @Eion itillnuen fonne, 81
. ici 9fppicpelt 5itgereigt gelneieiE obei
e nod,oem er i'm in gprtltaFielb ee
II i.hen inp6 qeil6rt. lei er Der Din
i lidh, onB Gait fir i'm gait Bpnllg'
i lei. gSir fonnten nod mehrtre Srbip
{ titbc 8emerflt1rgen onfiibren, pollel
i, ober ounit obidlieben. bub mir GET
/. ocith'Aen StilnnBebern mittheilen
e ooB ulter 6en ettpa so Shellneb
uern an ser StoatssG Goqneiltion oet
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II inaBen oie gtinnitil,g Der 9Putld)el
r BON Miiiouri reppdientiren iollten
= fein eiit3iger ipor, iueldIer iidJ 81
f) @lnlten Don 9fooicpelt erfldrte
II 3ie poritebeipbeir ailf eigene that
II iGhlidc 9eobohtung bcrltbenAell 8e
I, merflupaen mir p0Ilie iinbefalrnte
t. &enlonen iolften 5eigcn, iuober 6e
f pplitiide @inb luebt imb fir 81
1T ,,lmqefGrbte" Riftigfeit berleIbe
as nerbiirge if MIDI NIT meiirer ltittel
1T fbrift ft.gbos. @os inn Sebali
At SourraI.
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Dir GlciIdlpreiic iinb in ben leR.

ten oebn s5abren ,un nier5i9 Bro5elli
geitiegen. Gin 'Stiif Terld, Nas
man Dor sebn Sabren fiir 5ebm Sent
fallite, fpItet bente pier5ebn Gent, tilr
eth Stiid, fir bns man Dor 5e1tl
Sabren fiinf5ebn Gent besablte, 3ablt
man bente einliirbSpan5ig Gent. 9as
lin6 ieds Gent irlehr. Der Bon oitT
Sleiih betnaqt itn Sprd)S6ftitt am
oertboIb Gent oos 8fltno; ieit 1897
bot er bodftens 5ipei Gent betra.
gen. SiernaM fant ieber Der itiir
eth gang tlein 9iBdlen rednen ge'
lernt bot, iebr leiht aitgfiltpW mo-
fen, mos es nit Der 8ebditptnrg,
Der 3oll ntahe ore boben SIetidprei
'e, oitf itH Dot. @Gbreluo ser 3eit,
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9nIcftenbiF fuitct Scin.

Sin g}oItun WSdnn perIor Dor
sfpei Sabrcn ipegen SuiefterbiB eith
9eir. SoIdes 81, perhiiter iollte
man 9uflens Sfrricc Snlbc nroHtht
autpcnoen, Inn oas Silt 5lt to0feib
.@nt3iin6ung urb ShDeIlen 81 per.
bitten. 5eiIt 8ronbtpunoen. @e-
ldapiire, Biles. Gc5ento, Sdrttts
tDutpben uno 2uetidnngen. Sur
25c in allen Gpotbefett,
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III scr Sas Gfltno Sleiid ulll pier bis i
od,t Gent gefttegen IT. Ut Der 5oH
iinr einet bolben Gent Dos Stitno,
berobaeiebt poroen, 8ir Daben bel
einelr i3oI( pom awei Gent aos
Gflnro 6iIliqes 5leiidJ getobt, iIlto
mir l,dbcn 9egentpdrtig bet ellIeall
3oI[ BON MIR anNertbulb Gent oas
tbeuer6te SIeiib, oos mir ie gebapf
boben. gger aipgeiidts oteler Sbof'
iodlelr nod, bebaiatet, Der 3oll mo,
die sic Boben isleiidlpreiie, Der 1T
pntpeoer cin SSoiot ooer eit Sitaner,
cinerlei, luie er heti3en itluo ipelT1
SteIllug er einnebmlen mag
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resperionlmlilpg Observation-Disclosures
Collar gseihnet fir ole 8orarbei-
ten 31unr 9ou einen sliuomobilitruBe
BON Rcp gorf nod San 5ralrlsco.
Sir oie Ilsfiibrum oes Blaues
refnen iie nit Ser ltnterltilbling Der
in ssrage fonunclroeit Staaten lno
ser gunSesregierimg, ober ieoenfolls
miro nod naitthes sIittonpbtl oul
bolperiger 2orpoftraBe perilitgliifen,
bts 6ie I'M IusfidJt gero1nn,ene
6tpaBe befabren tperoerr farm.
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es eiebt nidts 9eiieres nm
oen 8eudbrften 5it furiren als
ipie @orselntan's Suften Sprltp. 3n
oerfoufen i'm allen &potbefer.
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Cine ser lunnberbariter Ienoerlln
aen, ie in einem @ann mabrgenom'
men, fpie sc. 6. Solsclam, Gloren'
oon, Seras, iogt, fano hor Sabrer
in ieinem @r.ber itatt y@r bnt-
tq einen tiirdterliden SlHten itito
lrrNerc Somilie iiirdtctc, cr ,piiroe
81 Sdnpinoiud)t fitbren, begann cher
| 0cu @cbroiit1 bon Or. &ingS SEEN
Eiscopcrp uno ipurbe nit 10 6la'
iben flrtrt. Sect geiunb rno initn-
Ter llnb ipiegt 2tS Gfitrb Sir pic.
| lie Sabre bat i,riere Saettlie oteiq
augeiuenoet." @irtt ihncn, Ut 5lt'
oerIGiiig uno sorontirt. 8refs 50t
uno ST. SrobefIoide irei iit allen
glpotbefen.
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0ie Observation-Disclosures beS
SoRoes baben geIegentlff Tbrep SAB
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Die profibitioniitiide Sampasnc.

Die probibitioniitiide aampagnc'
leitlna beflagt ii1 6oriiber, oab lie
bon 8oobrop 8iIion feline glns-
funft iiber ieine Stellung 5itr Brobi'
bitiorrsfrage erbaIten fontre. aber
mas bebarf eS oef,n oa rod Der aits-
firdft? gSesbalb ldBt iie ii6 ilidt ci'
ne slbidrift oes 8riefes geben, Den
8iliun ieiner5eit an ben Siibrer Der
Grobibitipnsbe,Deglng in Sepas ge'
rihtet hat? Ter ertbdlt alles, mas
fie 5u iuiiieil brait6t.