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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-24
ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER "A 1912
DEATH OF MRS. HARRISON.
Former Pioneer Of Ardmore Passes
Away at Wichita Falls.

Away at Wichita Falls.
Mrs. NJ. +. Harrison, a widow,
and one of the pioneer women of
Aldmore, died at her home in
Wichita Falls, Texas, Saturday
morning Her son-in-law, Ed Ever
ton, notified Undertaken T. c..
Bridgman over the phone that the
remains would lie shipped to Ard
more, arriving here at 11:41 Sunday
morning, and the funeral will be
held at 2:30 this afternoon at the
Broadway Baptist church
The cause Of death was not learn
ed. rs. Harrison is survived y
four q. 'ren, Mrs. Ed Everton, Mls
viii fL, Ed Harrison and Miss
Lee Hare
Mrs. Ha g pn lived here in the
early days q the town and con-
Quoted the ~ lcky Hotel which
was located on site now occu
pied by the build at the corner
of Main and B s<-et, northwest,
and known as the Wheeler building.
She was a mewber of the Baptist
church and was ere of the best
women VINO ever resided in this city
Many are the Ardmore friends who
will regret to learn of her death.
The funeral will be conducted by
Rev. w. r. Selvidge of the Baptist
church.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-24
TAKES ISSUE
WITH GOVERNOR
EPRESENTATlVE FROM TULSA
SAYS HE WILL STAND BY HIS
OWN PLATFORM PLEDGES.

Oklahoma c ", Okla, Nov. % -
f. u. Curry OF Tulsa, one of the new
ly elected democratic members OF
the leg. stature and who served term
in the legislature of Georgia, takes
issue with GOV. Cruce in great
many of the latter's recommendations
to the Fourth legislature Curry
says that he was elected on a plat
form which does not appear to dove
tail with what the governor recon-
mends. and the former announces he
will be bound by what he stood for
before the election.
He does not believe that gambling
should be made felony. lie says
it was tried in Georgia, and no one
convicted, but that good results were
obtained when the penalty was low
cred in the scale to a misdemeanor.
Ths governors message does not pro-
pose to make gambling felony, nut
would have the felonj penalty ap-
piled to those persons who operate
gambling houses and games. curry
says there Will ieve ." tine Whep
gambling Will not exist in some form,
but it can be checked to great eX-
tent. he says if the punlshmeh, 'S
made certain.
Curry is in favor of local option
and high license. He thinks the led
eral government should be memor-
ialized to lift the twenty-one year
embargo against former Indian Ter
ritory and permit the counties to reg
nate this question as will comport
with the sentiment of the community
He also wants the state probate
courts to handle the estates of In
dans in plae of it being done 2S
the federal government. In Georgia,
Curry says, he always voted against
the sale of liquor in the county, new
ertheless. he believes the majority
should rule.
He does not believe in the govern
ors being given authority to remove
local officers who decline to enforce
the law, but says there should be IN
effective recall, AMI announces he
will work for passage of a law under
which all elective officers OF the
state may be recalled.
The statement says: What do
think about the governors position
on abolishment of cap taI punishment.
Well | think bin entirely too s"htl-
mental and extremely inconsistent.
He wiuld puj d HIlu l.. the !Cll'en
tiary for throwias dice for lo-Ce4t
cigar oE betting 25c on horse race
or wagering 81 that two aces would
beat two deuces, and in the same
psnitentiary he wc3d rut tlie tGnd
who overpowers helpless woman
or the man who would murder that
he might rob and prevent detection.
Net for ne; .lOnt she !; that \aN
Curry says he is for reduction o.
the cost of government. but 'Eat re
counties ought to be allowed to deter
mine what they need; wants Tulsa
made the hub of one of the new con-
gressional districts, fa'vors reduction
IN the number of district judges IL
there are too many, but believes
that Tulsa should be in district
to itself, the business of which, he
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-24
HALF THE CIVILIZED WORLD
MAY BECOME INVOLVED AS RI
SUIT OF BALKAN WAR.
AUSTR|A'S CENSORSHIP
Since Early Saturday All Telephone
and Telegraph Communication Out
Of Vienna Has Been Censored-Ger.
many Preparing.

London, Nov. % -Europes nerv-
es We're racked today as the war
clouds lowered over the continent.
Rumors pointed to Russia and Aus
tria girding for a conflict, which may
involve half the civilized world. Ger
many also is preparing for war,
which diplomats fear will grow out of
the Balkan struggle.
The strict censorship in Austria
it is believed partly confirmed the
rumors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-24
FATAL EXPLOSION
At POPLAR BLUFF
ONE MAN KILLED AND FIVE
OTHERS INJURED - VICTIMS
BODY BLOWN TO PIECES.

Poplar Bluff, Mo, Nov. %
Charles Coonoe was killed and five
others injured, three of them prob
ably fatally, when one hundred pounds
of dynamite exploded following fire
in Frank Kittredge's store at Walsh's
Spur this morning.
The building was wrecked and
structures in Poplar Bluff, five miles
distant, were shaken. The nose OF
one man and the arm of another were
torn off CJ,nce's bo(y was blown
to pieces.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-24
Attention Odd Fellows,

The members of Ardmore Lodge
No. |. o. o. F., are requested
to attend our meeting next Tuesday
to elect officers for the next term
c. BOONE TALIAFERRO, n G.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-24
ORDER vEN|REMEN
FOR LESH TRIAL
DEFENDANT GIVEN UNTIL ONE
THIRTY MONDAY TO AN
NOUNCE PLEA.

Sedalia, Mo, Nov. 23.-Mrs. Lesh
was arraigned today in ;he criminal
court ana given until l.3O Monday
to announce her plea to the charge
of first degree murder. Her coun-
sci definitely announced that her
plea would be not guilty. Fifty ye-
niremen for the trial have been cr-
dered.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-24

ina FEW DAYS WE WILL OPEN
UP A NICE LINE OF FRUIT AND
SHADE TREES NEXT DOOR TO
HOLLAND HOTEL. PRICES REAS-
oNABLE, DELIVERED ANYWHERE
IN CITY. SAVE YOUR ORDERS
FOR US.
ARDMORE NURSERY,
94-2t Phone Blue SO.
Want ads get results. Read them.
Stop anu read the Want Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-24
ANOTHER OIL ADVANCE.
Increase of From Three to Five Cents
Announced Yesterday.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 23.-Another
advance in the price of crude oil was
announced by the Pennsylvania Oil
company here today, Pennsylvania
crude being lifted five cents to $l.So.
An advance of three cents was made
in Somerset, and change in Ragland,
but all other grades We're advanced
one cent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-24
Reserves Called In.

Prague, Bohemia, ..ov. 23,.-Res-
servists of five government army
corps, numbering one hundred and
thirty thousand men, have been or
dered to rejoin their regiments, ac-
cording to advices received here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-24
To INCREASE LIVE
STOCK COMMISSION
INCREASE OF TEN CENTS PER
HEAD ON cATTLE-TWo DOL
LARS A CAR ON HOGS.

Kansas City, Mo, Nov. 2S.--TLe
Kansas City Livestock Exchange by
an amendment to its rules has or
dered an increase in the ccmmis-
sion which it charges on all classes
Of livestock. The principal increases
are:
Ten cents per head on cattle.
Two dollars per car on hogs.
Two to four dollars per car on
calves and sheep.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-24
Wisconsin is Winner.

Chicago. H., Nov. 23.-J. A.
White of Wisconsin won the inter
collegiate cross-country run today
His time was 27:25 for five miles. .
Rex Wickam of Missouri was sec
ond.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-24
ROBBED OF JEWELS.
Sister-in- Law of Seth Low Robbed OF
Ten Thousand Dollars in Jewels

New York, Nov. % Mrs. A. A.
Low. sister-in law of former Mayor
Seth Low, was robbed of ten thous-
and dollars woi n cf Jewels. hey
were stolen from Mrs. Lows bed
room. 1t is believed they were sto-
len last Wednesday by a man ell
Moved to clean the windows of her
home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-24

Don't waste your money buying
strengthening plasters. Chamber
lain's Liniment is cheaper and bet
ter. Dampen a piece Of flannel with
II ard bind it over tie affected parts
and it will relieve the pain and
soreness. For sale by all dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-24
Censorship at Vienna.

London, Nov. "a News Agency
dispatch from Vienna says that Gen.
sorship has been established on all
telegraphic and telephone communi-
cation from Austria Hungary. to for
eign countries, since early this morn
ing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-24
WILL HAVE NEW
ELECTION Law
AND CANDIDATES WILL BE AS
SESSEO "ENTRANCE FEE"-
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES.

Oklahoma City, Nov. 2S.-zAnother
meeting Of the committee to draI
an election Law to be submitted to
the fourth legislature will be held
here December q, with view of
agreeing upon the final daft of the
proposed act. At the meeting a
few days ago the various phases of
the law were apportioned to the
members of the cowmittee for writ
ing
The new act will provide for abol
ishing the present election depart
ment and the State Election Board
making the secretary of state sec
retary of elections, with two other
state officers as the board of can
vassers. In this the proposed law
will follow the last democratic plat
form on the subject. Rotation OF
names of candidates is also proposed,
thus doing away with the advan-
tage accrung 10 candidate whose
name begins with the letter a. .
circumstance that places him at
the top of the list of candidates fol
a given office. 1t will also he pro
vided that to become candidate
e. 60 n nliH tn tho
secretary of state, the money St
collected going into the states gen.
eral revenues, and will cover large
part, If not all, OF he election ex-
penses
Presidential Primaries.
Other new features are for presi-
dental preferential primary cleo
tions. which will permit every man
to be counted Tor his favorite in
presidential campaigns, his electors
being given opportunity to vote for
firsC second, third and fourth choice.
This inst 'uction is Finding upon del
egates to the national conventions
and will do away with the old con-
yention method Of corrailing dele
gates. The act will seek to require
a majority of the votes to nominate
in a urinary for state offices. by tn
elector expressing his first or other
choice of candidates and the win
ner will be required to obtain ma
iority of the first and secondchoice
expressions. If in a county, for
instance. no one has majority,
then a second primary is held In
that county. and this result is to be
binding as if obtained in the first
election The outline here given Is
only tentative, but when worked out
will obviate the necessity of holding
second primary election through
out the state.
Senator ovens corrupt practice
idea is also to he included, likewise
many provisions of he Oregon cleo
ton laws.
The chairman of the committee is
William II. Murray and the secre-
tary is Hubert Rolen. member OF
the legislature from Oklahoma
county
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-24

HUYlER'S AT kAHN'S HANDY
KITCHEN
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-03-22
CARTER
(For last week.

OF ldSG Weoh
We are glad to see the sun shine
once more.
Mrs. May Holder was right sick
a few days first of the week but is
better at this writing.
Miss Rebecka Smith and her
brother, Jim, of Mamma visited their
uncle, J. R. Pendergrass, last Satur-
day night.
]. R. Pendergrass and son, Tom,
visited the formers daughter near
Biggers last Wednesday.
John Henson who is working
near Shannon paid his mother and
sister of this place short visit last
Sunday.
John Evans is fencelng his
garden.
jim and Ernest Holder and Tom
Pendergrass and Luther Martin are
cutting a fine lot of cook wood for
this summer.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-03-22
CHARTER OAK
lFor last week.

Mrs. w. J. johnson is on the in
disposed list this week
Bertha Crawford and Selia Whlte
Of near Oconee accompanied Dy
Ernest Harrison attended church
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bailey visited
Uncle Geo. Allison Sunday.
School is progressing nicely with
Ed Sparkman teacher.
Several of the candidates attended
church here Sunday.
Clifford James is visiting Richard
White and family this week.
Lutte Johnson visited here SUM-
day.
Matte Shepherd of Valley
Chapel attended church at this
place Sunday.
Jasper Rice and family visited at
the home of Almus Startling Satur-
dap night.
Almus Higgins had business at
Oconee Saturday.
Several from this place attended
the candidate speaking at Ravenden
Springs Saturday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-03-22

Joel Pendergrass of Tuckerman
was visiting his brother, j. R.
Pendergrass, since our last report.
w. G. Roeark made a business
trip to town last Tuesday.
Charlie Poe and John Sparkman
had business at Pocshontas first of
the week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-03-22
J. r. Holland will close his
school here on Friday of next week.

For SALE-Block No. II, In
Kline addition to town of Pocshon-
tas. New broom house, has three
fues, good cistern, wood shed,
smoke house, crib, garden, ETC., all
fenced. w. A. SMITH.
28-3t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-29

@croen iir Die @agen Der aentnfler
Strasenbabnen ansaeleat iper'
oen miIiien.

gSie aus einem grief berporgeht
ben Staotanlpalt gettman ge'tern al
Die Gincinnuti, 9teipport &c Goprng'
tom Observation-Disclosures lhrleb,
fucroen 0ie fentufler Strabenbohnll'
MEN Oenlnadit uid)t nehr itber Ole
8iertc lmo ,Siinite aueniie pertehren
Siirien, uno Die @eiellid}ait iid] nelic
yaolteu iud,en nutB.
Serr gettmau mddlt oieeSelelllda't
Saraui ouilnerfiam, DAB III Ibren,SreI.
brieten eiaens pergeief)en ill., DAB lhre
gs,aaeu Serart su perfebren paber,
BAL, lie Sen 0erfehr Der GincinNotier
StraBenbohnlinien niht bebinoern.
Gieicr iSaIl iii nirnebr noh Der An'
iidt 0es Srrrn gettman elngetreter
unb ba Die 3eorgauiiirltng bes hieli'
aen Observation-Disclosures IN ben nadl,
item 5agen alien Grnites In AngrIt'
aenonunen rpiro, lit Serr Bettmar
| Der sluIiCht, oob es audi fir Die e., u
& 6. Observation-Disclosures an Der
3eit lei, einen 4lan su iornniltren
| lout neltem lie ibre Wogen BON Der
gierten unb Siiniten apenlie gdr5ild
imednehnien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-29
ltngiinftis
ganrete cine seitrige Gntihcionns se-
aen ben 8nbetDannen.Srnit.

yn ber alage bes 6. t. Chapman
osqen bic 2ouis aipp &c., porin es
ii6 um einen Ginboltsbefebl gegen Die
8enusung einer ansebli6 patentirten
Bprriatung fir bic Gmdillirung BON
gdoenannen banbelt, bat EiAtsr 5olz
filter pom Bunbssgeriht geitern bas
@efn6 abaetpieien. Die Gnti9eiDung
beiaet, baB Der gintpanO Der bertlags
ten ssirma, oemSufolge bic 8orri6tung
lhon Dor Der @epdbrung beg YotentS
redts in elmer syabrit in S6ebopgdn,
ggis., bennbt fpuroe, begrInbet iei.
Die Gntiheibuns. peI6e birstt i'm
WiDerfpruh nit folder in Dem &reis@
appeaationsserihts bes 5peiten unb
oritten areiIes iteht, ihetnt ben ioses
nannten ,,gabetpannsr 3ruIt" Idrps@
rer gu trsffen, als ale S4ritts, ipsl9e
bic 8nnbesregierung bis jsbt geesn
psnielben unisrnommen bot, ipeil
ourd bieielbe bic 8orrihtung, duf
tpslGe Der ,5ruit" Elm erluiipss Re9t
gu habsn borsab, als cine Rohohmung
beaeiAnet pirp.
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8MtESHadaridfeM. @

Ren Yort, 20. 5ebr. augst.:
n8reslau" bon Bremen, ySceania "
bon Reapel, raroOnlono" bon 4nts
nerpen.
2onoon. 2lngst.: rQnIonia" bon
9ortIanb, rMinnetonta" bon Nelu
Dort.
2ibsrpooI. Qnget.: rWe9untic"
bon Bolton.
MarIeille. 4bgeg.: .Roma
naA gteTp Yorf.
Sout am o n. Qnsefommen:
Olympic" BON Rep 0prt.
Nbeeg.: Oceanic" nah Stem Yort,
.aronprin3 DilbeIm" mad Rstp gort.
8enud. 46geg.: r4ncona" nod
gbilooelpbto.
@nget.: r3aormina" BON Rsp Yorf,
Neapel. Q(nset.: pWfabonna"
BON Nep Dort. - 4bgeg.; r6anople"
nah Bolton.
@6erbourg. 4bgeg.: raronprin9
Withslm" nah Nep Yort.
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barauf aufmerffam, bdB Die 5arifz|
fraae Elm fir allemal sereeelt iDerben
miifIe. 90 unan9enebm bic Nufgabe
auh fein mDge, iis miiffe nod einmal
am Gtimmfaiten erlebigt fperben uno
aipar bubineebenb, bab unIere Notio@
nnlpplifif Der Shub fir dmeritaniz
fdbe ssnouitrien unD amerituniihe ars
better fein iol X, niht Elm rlieoriger
1arif, nitbt Elm hober Sarif, niht eine
aemdBigte protettion unb audi feline
iiberm1bias proteftion, aber geniis
aenD, um gu beIdiiben. Wenn bieies
errsiht iei unb geeignete 6eiese ats
aenommen ieien, tpelde iotpohl ben
4nFang als ouh bas Gnoe Der gansen
Qlnaelsasnbsit 6eden, bann folle Der
aongreb Iih pertdgen unD oent Ganbe
8eleaenbeit eeben, Die Jrii9te bieier
GeieBgebuns ein5ubeimisn. Dlit einem
iolfen grooramm tpiirbe bic @ez
f6dftslaee fpieber auf cine geiunoe
Bats eeldngen unb bus 2uno fpiiroe
Der b0hIten qrofperitdt ent9egtns
eeEen, ceren es iidb je srfrsut babe.
Radbem iid Der applaus, Del6tr
benies. bab bic 3uborer nit oem Rsos
ner iibereinItimmtsn, gslsgt bate, itats
teie 5<rr SO. 8. Stot6ouis Don
Springfielb, g., i'm Rnmen Der aus
tndrtigen 6Gite benz alub ben Dant
! fir bic ginlabung ab. Gr unterbreis
tete aud cine ldngere Rsio1utipn, ei.
iebo1. ba iie gu tpeitge6eno mar, teinsn
4ntlang fano uno nieoergeitimmt
fpuroe.
4ls ndhiter Rebner tpurbe Der Be-
tannts Detsttip Ism. 5. Burns oorges
ite[lt, Der in elmer ldngersn Reoe iiber
Die Stritte 4ufIblub gab. ipelfe sur
Gntosdung urb geitrafung Der Cali
| FORMER 8nnamiterife fiihrtsn uni
aud 5ur grlebung BON 4ntlngen &c.
een mebr als so Witalieber periAis
oensr 4rbeiter Srganiintionen.
Inter ben StGoten bes Staatss. oi'
bei Der 8eriammiung onrh- mehrer'
9eleadten pertreten paren. befaifosr
fd: atron, gorbsrton, gellefontutns
| gam6riogs. Columbus, GleDelano
Daptpn, 6dmilton. aeut, 3tnton
2atepooo, Wliooletoipn, Sanoustn
5pringfielb, 5olebo, Darrsn uni
piqu1.
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& c u er.
lie ;familic SrseOman init fnapper
Roth benz 5lammeutue
entrUnnen.

Usit fnappsr gIotb entsins seitern
berMatsrialpourenbdubler glhe Grlsos
mann nit Isinsr Tamiiie Dem Slam
mentob. Sn Der Wobnune Jrieos
r,anns, Hp. 1929 2inn StrdBe. tam
aeItern m.oraen gegsn orei llhr sin
Jeuer sum Qusbruh, bas sans bsoeu'
teno um iih gsgriIfen bate, dls go
l:asiIsraeant WerHer. Der sufdaiger'
reiIe pOrbeitam, Die Jlammen embed:
te. Gr bdmmsrte ioIaHse gegen o.s
lhiir, bis 75risomaHn aus bem S6laI
ertpad,ie unp iih pom ben Jiommsr
umrinet TAB.
Gr itaiTte 5usrit Iein sipei Sabre
olies Giuo in's freie unb iiberantpor'
tete ss elmer Rdtlodrfamilie, rporauf :,
fsine Satin aus zen s5lnmmen her
aushoIte. gr ippobi fpie feline Gltt;r
.ruaen BEL BEN 9erluh, bas aino 81
iGiiben, itmerSboite. iebod eliitIi
hertpeiIe ungeFlhr!ihe Bronb1punosl
/ an ben SGnoen oaoon. Dos sseue,
,purbe in turssr 3sit BON Der Geusr
ipebr uelDIht, nat2oem Is einen Shl
BEN BON $3.50 bsruridht bate.
Juntsn ou5 benz Sdorniteil
febien aeitern Wor5en bos Dah De-
Wnbnboiliss Don 2llbert Depers. glr
1916 Rsabins Roao IN Hronb. ubs
pns Jeuer tpnnts gslDih. tperben, eb
Is nennenspertRn Shaben peruriadJ
!, hate.
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Gineu WebirniHlaa
Grlaa eeitern Der sreiIe Serr Worris
Eppenbeimer i'm Eob Uelioip
Sempel.

Sm Obj iselIotp 5smpel. lpcbin er
iicb beaeben tdtte. I'm tpis iiblih Der
Sisung Der Cincinnati 2oge Ro. 3 oss
Obj i5ellotp Sreens beisulpohnsH.
itdrb aeitern 2lteno ploslih Serr
Morris Sppsnbeimsr Don Rp Id Gans
bon Court, elmer Der dlte'ten Deutiten
Der Stabt, infplge zines Gehtrns
fhlaes.
Der 9reis, Der iid elmer aiberor.
benilihen Riiitigteit srfrsute, pfleste
an iebem Wtittipo6 ihon in ben RAD
mittaasitunben iih i'm Dob Jsllotr
9empel einsuiiuben uno nit alien
Irennoen uno 8etannten Die Seit biz
gum gesinn Der 2ossnIisung gu p,r'
p!auoern. aut am ssitrigen Rahmit'
tna itefl.e>tr iidh nie iblia elm UNI
nabm duf eintm Stuhl i'm Joner II
her Rdhe bss ginsanas BON Der Sin
StraBe aus YlaB. Ginige 3eit ipdtsl
flaate er pIoBIih iiber heftises I'm
pohlIsin uno auf ieinen gBnnih tuuro'
er pann nah Der Office BON Or. Snp:
Der i'm stpsiten Stodipert oes 5empsl:
aebraht, ipo iin iein 3uitano siiishsHs
perIhlimmsrie. Or. Snpoer 5ns nod
Or. sSaIler bin3u, abtr drstllhe Hunf
mar perasbsns. penn Der Srsts per
fhieD binnen iurser 3elt an ben Jol
een zines 0ebirnihla9s
oerr Sppsnhsimer NOR aus ebhr
aen atbiirtig unn fam iton I'm Ilte
ron ia ssabren nad Cincinnati. Vol
gtruf mar sr 5hneiber uno bott'
Iausaenommen>ipdbreno Der 3eit DC
lNiiruerfrisges. bier rim Shnttosrs'
;hdft, oas sr Dor nunmehr ahs Jah
reu aufaab. DEN 9iireertrisa mafl'
Lex unier General Georss Morsan mi
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