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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
SPECIAL EASTER SERVICES AT MARION Reception at Marion Insti- tute-Scholarship Offered.
 School Closed

Marion, April 6.-(SpeciaIl-AH of the churches here will have special Easter services. Dr. Andrew Sedd. president of Southern university, Greensboro will de- liver the morning sermon at the Metho- dist church. Dr. E. D. McDougall, pres ident of Anniston college, will deliver special sermon at the Presbyterian church in the evening Vice Provost J. H. Penniman of the University of Pennsylvania will deliver lecture to the young men of Marion institute at Si- loam Baptist church on Sunday evening.
 The choirs of the Methodist and Pres byterian churches will give a song serv- ice at the latter church at o'clock in the afternoon. at which time special mission collection will be taken The Rev. M W. Gilbert, IL. D., president of Selma university, will deliver a special sermon at Berean Baptist church Sun day night
 The Rev. w B. Sans of Uniontown will be in Marion on Monday and hold an Easter service at St. Wilfrid Episco- pal church at o'clock in the after noon.
 
 Marion institute, in which citizens of Marion are given an opportunity to meet Vice Provost Penniman of the UTniver- sity of Pennsylvania.
 The Marion institute has offered a prize Of sloo to the Perry County Boys Corn club for 1912. to be used as a scholar ship.
 Perry County Road Engineer George W. Scales has arrived and road build Ing will commence in a few days.
 Fire at 10 o'clock last night destroyed the barn of Dr. J. B. Hatchette on Main street and seriously threatened the destruction of his residence and that of Mrs. George Hudson's. The loss was about s35o
 The public school was closed two days this week to allow Superintendent John ston and teachers to attend the Birming- ham meeting of the Alabama Educational association.
 The marriages of Benjamin Freeman Cosby and Miss Mary Little Smith of near Perryville. and c. s. Hughes and Miss Minnie LeGrone of spratt occurred this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
WILL CUT COST OF
 DISINFECTING JAILS

Montgomery, April 6.-Dr. William 1T. oates, state prison inspector, is behind q movement to cut the cost of disinfectlng jails and aims houses of the state to one tenth of the amount which the state has been expending for this purpose. Under the present method 1t costs the state s25.00O to disinfect all the iails prisons and aims houses. whereas Dr. Oates is pre- pared to recommend a preparation that will serve the same purpose at cost of s250O. This new dsinfectant is known as liquor creosolis mposltus, and is recom- mended by the chemical division of the United States department of agriculture by the United States marine hospital.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
JOHNSTON NAMES
 ANNAPOL BOYS

Washington, April -(special.)-senatop Johnston has announced the following ap- pointments 10 be mldshlpmen at Annap- ols: Principal. J. J. Tyson of Montgom- cry; first alternate Cyrus Ashcraft of Florence; second alternate, Charles Who- Ter of Mobile Young Ashcraft was also nominated by Senator Bankhead a few weeks ago for the second place.
 Congressman Burnett accompanied tho House public buildings committee. of which he was formerly a member, to Baltimore today to inspect a proposed site for new customs house.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
PARDON BOARD TO
 MEET ON TUESDAY

Montgomery, April 6-(Special)-The state pardon board will meet in regular monthly session on next Tuesday, AriiI 9. The number of applications for cle- mency is unusually large, and the board will probably have a busy session. Many of the applications for pardon have been on file for months and it is likely that some of these will be given favorable con- sideration. The board will hold it's ses- sion in the office of Secretary of State Cyrus B. Brown, one of the members The other two members are Attorney General Robert C. Brickell and State Auditor C. Brooks Smith
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
BesSener News

Bessemer, April 6.-(Special)-1he United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foun- dry company has received an order which will amount to between s00 and 300 tons of pipe to go to Little Rock. Ark. This will be 12-inch pipe and will be used for a water line a that city Four cars were shipped from Bessemer yesterday and four cars today over the Frisco. This Is only the beginning of the shipment which will be sent at an average of three or four cars daily. The United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry company has q number of large orders and within two days last week 4S cars were shipped to different points all over the country. Already the company has enough orders to keep work ing steadily all summe
 There are number of big pay days to- day and despite the indictment weather a large number of people are on the streets doing their Easter shopping. Everything is very quiet.
 Habeas corpus proceedings have been in stftuted by Attorneys Matthews & Mat thews for the purpose of securing bond for Walter Dixon. The hearing will take place al 10 o'clock Wednesday morning before Judge J. C. B. Gwin. It will be remembered that Dixon shot and killed John Dagnon as q result of fight at Johns about two weeks ago. Since that time Dixon has been in the county jail Dixon was indicted by the grand jury now in session.
 Detectives Ross and McCabe today arr rested John Mcintosh. Jasper Towers, Woody Oliver and Johnie Jones, all negroes, on a charge of grand larceny These negroes are charged with mum Der of robberies which have occurred in this city within the past week. A large quantity of the goods stolen has been recovered Will Jones and Jim Moore, also negroes, have been arrested, charged with receiving stolen property
 Tonight about o'clock James White Ia negro, was stabbed by Filo McKa- son, another negro, on Second avenue and Twenty first street. Ii seems that the men became engaged in quarrel which resulted in White being stabbed in the shoulder, the knife penetrating the lung The wound was dressed by Dr. L. 1. Spencer. Both men were ar rested and placed in jail.
 Quite d little excitement was created about 8 o'clock tonight when Nellie Mulline child years old. was report eoi lost from her home on Ninth avenue and Nineteenth street. The officers were notified and 8 search began. She was
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
RESIDENCE IS ROBBED
 OF VALUABLE DIAMONDS

key. The key to the hack door of the house was left in the lock and th' persons entering inserted their key and pushed out the key on tho inside.
 The house was gone through thor oughlv by the thieves The following Is a description of the stolen jewefry as given to Detectives Williams ana who have the case in hand for tho police One diamond ring, R oarats one diamond ring. X carat, two 6iamond rings, A carat each one ring set with diamonds and turquoises; one ladys gold watch. hunting case, FL gin, 1nd pair of cuff buttons set with A carat diamonds.
 So far AS can be aseertained by inc family and the detectives there are no clues to the thieves.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
ROANOKE SOCIETY

Roanoke, April -(Special.) )-By special request the organ recital given by Miss Fannie Dobbs at the Meth odist church one wee kago was re- peated Friday evening large con gregation enjoyed the work of this clever artist in the realm of music. The programme was varied and inspiring
 Rev F. H. Harrington has just re- turned home from visit to his mother in Athens.
 Rev s. L. Dobbs has been in attend ance upon the meeting of the Birming ham and Bessemer district conferences this week. He will be fin his pulpit sun day, preaching an Easter sermon In the morning and in the evening ne will preach by invitat;rn. especially to the Masons, who will occupy reserved seats in the Methodist church.
 Miss Lucille Wifi returned this week to her home in this place from Adgers where she has been teaching.
 An Easter egg hunt will be given the children by the Philathea class of the Methodist Sunday school Saturday afternoon on the lawn of MT. R. w. Griffin.
 Deputy Marshal II. Gibson is being congratulated by his friends on his es- cape from serious injury or death hy being thrown from his buggy by frightened mule one cay this week He is able to pc up. but IS nursing ban daged head.
 Mrs Hermit Mashburn of Wedowce was in Roanoke thiN week en route to Elmore county to visit relatives for two weeks.
 Dr. Dobbs the popular pastor of the Methodist church. has accepted an fn- vitation to preach the commencement sermon of the Flat Rock mission school on Sand mountain, the first Sunday fin May. Governor Conner will deliver the baccalaureate address upon the Tues- day following
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
1912 RED CROSS
 SEALS ORDERED

Washington. April 6.-The American Red Cross society today ordered 75,- 000.00O official Red Cross seals for use this year The design is very diherent from those heretofore issued. In the center is a portrait of santa Claus. with the words American Red Cross at the top and 1912" at the bottom.
 In each of the four corners Is the insigna of the society.
 Last year 98.000.000 seals were print ed. The contractors will be ready to supply 25.000,O00 more If they are needed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
White Way on Fourth Avenue

W. J, Dangaix announced yesterday that he would cause. 10 be installed on his property. situated al the corner of Fourth avenue and Nineteenth street. great white way lights, and would also seek to have Fourth avenue so illum- mated from Eighteenth street to Twen- tleth street It Is understood that a petition for the white way lights will be started this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
Maben and Goadby Depart

President J. c. Maben of the Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron company and W. II. Goadby, chairman of the board. left yesterday for New York. The of hclals have been in this state several days engaged In looking over the prop critics and conferring with officials rsl- ative to the general situation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07
Talladega Favors Mallory

Talladega, April 6.--tSpeciaL)-It IS learned here today that the Taliadega county delegation will favor H. s. D. Mallory as permanent chairman of the democratic state convention to be held ct Montgomery on April IT.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07

found about o'clock on Second ave nue and Nineteenth street by Bob Pick ett The child was hurried to her home where she was given to her prostfate mother.
 About noon Friday the home of r. C. Johnson, which is known as the C'ra W ford home, at Hueytown, was damaged by fire The fire was caused by de- fective stove Hue and for some time ii was thought that the entire build ing would be destroyed, but the work of a well organized bucket brigade pre- vented total loss.
 On Thursday fire was discovered on the house of AH J. Hayes oil St. Louis avenue The fire was me of the roof kind, being started from spark from the chimney. The blaze was quickly eX- Itlnguished, little dama-e being done.
 There will be a special communica- tion of Bessemer lodge No. 45S, A F. and A. M., on Monday night. when work will be done In F. \. and F. C. degrees.
 The Edwards Lumber company of this city has just received one of the largest contracts for painting from the Woodward Iron company that has been let in this vicinity for some time. The work of decorating tho exterior of the 56 houses at Dolomi,e will begin at once. A number.of fine new bungalows lat Woodward will also be painted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07

ATTENTION, AUBURN MEN
 THE AUBURN GLEE CLUB WILL. PLAY A RETURN ENGAGEMENT AT THE HIGH SCHOOL WEDNESDAY, NIGHT sil5, APRIL 10.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07

Quite little excitement was created about o'clock tonight when Nellie Mulline, a child years old. was report Cd lost from her home on Ninth avenue and Nineteenth street The officers were notified and search began. She was
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07
Clues Mrjtes 8ericbt nber
Smbefmlpien=m ebiiin.

~9abe @dman's Nlteratib in per1bie<
benen Sdlen tuberfulo1er 9ri1en am Sea-
den, ieDesmal NIT altsg e5ei6neten @rfolz
gen gebrdu6t. Sen einem Sale fo1tete es
II $50, benn 6as 0G66en ipur6e crit
barauf aufmerfiam 9emadt, als es iid
beretts gu elmer Operation an1diden
mnBte, u116 in fur5er 3eit mar Sic Opez
ration iberfliii9. SS6 febe boraus, sag
SIRE &ecorbs geraoe nod 10 gut iinb lpie
borbem. S6 femme metn 8utrauen al
i9m."
@dman's Mlteratin lit tpirfiam m a,1<
oeren Sormen. 2eiet, mas Srau @arbin
iagt: Gina, Montana.
@errenl rS@ babe 5peiunb5pan5ig
Ffun6 5ugenommen felt lebtem Sebruor,
ln1 metn 8abD lit nollitdn6ig gel nnD. @s
lit iebt bier Wonate alt. S6 partete felt
ieiner @ebrrt I'M aus5nfinben, tpie es
lid maiden ipiirbe. Sd nerri9te iebt ale
meine Mrbett l11D babe bies imn1er ge<
tban, felt es bier @odeu alt lpar, un0
il nebne 1tets gu. Sd butte ni1t mebr,
nod 3iebe i) mir irgen0 @ttpas 3n. Sd
CLAUDE, sag mein 2ungenleiben ge6eilt lit.
(l1nterlGriebene 8eglarbigung)
Srnu sc. $. @arbin.
8eadtet-Srau @arbin lit bic Muttcr
bon ltcben &inoern.
@dn1an's Mlteratibe lit tpirtfam Bel
9ronditis, Nitbma. @euiieber, @alsz uno
Yungen=& ranfbeiten un0 baut 6as @piteu1
1uf. g,tbdlt feline @ifte, Opiaten nno
our @etpobn9eit merbenbe @eoi5inftoffe.
3u fdufen bel Der M1olitor 9rug 60. un6
anbereu leitenben Mpotbefern. Sragt mad
Booflet 9ebeilter Sdue ur6 f4reibt an 6as
Gdma 0aboratorium, Pbila6elpbia. Ra..
iiir meitere @pioen3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07
Gin t%uirfiatnes N2ittel scsen Die @mrm.
plQae bel Efer1en.

Sober Sar1ner u11b YferDebeiiber miro
erfreut fem. on einem 11euen Mittel ge<
gen Die qefiir9tet: @nrmplage bel Rferz
Sen gu b0ren, bas in Ser fur3en Belt 1ei<
neg 8efanntieins gang erltonnli6e @e>
lultate ge8eitigt fat. &c iinb Dies Die
nlts Ser alten @etmatb berubergefomme<
men @euretaz &apfeln, bie iib in Ser fir
3eiten 3eit Sauienbe bon Sreunben err
tporben ltnb in Ser Nustreibung bon @Ir<
mern BEL Rferben als uniberfrefflid erz
tpie1en baben. &us 9unberten bon 6anf<
barren 8riefen bon Garmern. Die Sic Sop
iern benuben, gebt berbor, boB nab Dem
@inQeben bon nur afpei @apieIn 6unberte
bon 8ots ale mogIi9en Biirmer bon
Bfer6en o%bgingen. un0 baB 9feroe, Die
na6 Dem @inee9en ser @opieln iofort 5n>
na9nnen uno ale i9le@ten @igenidaften
perloren; 9ie 8armer geben getu0bnlid
fdon nad einiqen Stnn6en nod Dem Gin
geben Der 8apfeln tobt i'm M1iite ab uno
1T bas Mittel nm 10 tp%ertbboIler, ols es
obne tpeitere 1%1nnftdnbe unb obne Eutterz
tped5el iebem gferoe lei9t eingegeben
tper6en fann. anf allen Sar1nen, mo
Yferbe 9ebolten tper6en, 5onten gerabe
iebt ie6ern ein8igen $biere 5tpei Der @ap<
ieln 8ur @orii9f berabrei6f perben. audi
nenn ii1 sic Earaiiten 6iuberri6 nod
ni9t bemerfbar ger1a9t baben. Sic Sop
felr iinb Qefeblt9 qarantiert inter 6erial
$50. 21,741 unb f0nner o1t6 traqenben
Gluten gegeben tper6en. 9as DeifteI 1T
ein3ig nnb a1ein gu be3ieben bon Ser un<
leren Qefern tpobIbefannten Breeders gfe<
mebp Co., 141 @iseonfin<@ traBe, Sept.
"a, Riltpanfee, @is.. gum Breiie bon
$1.25 fir 6 ober $500 ffuir 10 Rapfeln,
portofrei, nit @ebraidsmtpei{una. Mud
3u baben in 3Ir1ers 9ruq @tore. WeIz
rofe, weinn:. ober bel SO. g. @arren,
Sreeport. Wstnr. 49<ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07

piel felt, SOP, pdbreno Sic ltngari=
id)en Tor0erungen gum She'll betpil=
ligt >por0en lino, biniidtli6 Ser 5pra=
d%)enfraee fem 3ueeitanorib erfolgt
lit, 10 oab es bel ser oelltlden Dienlt%
lprad)e Meiht. = Or. b. 8ili1sfi, ser
ebemolige 0iterreidiid)e 6inan5mi11l=
iter, lit gum g%emeiniamen Ttnar5nl1=
nilter er11annt poroen ols 9ead)folger
oes 8orons Stepban 9ltrion. 2ette=
rer trot 5ltriid, als @raf 8erdtolo
sum gemeini ome>1 Minilter oes Me1Be=
rem er1onl1t m1roe, neil eS Ser Sraol=
ton 5l,tpioerld1tft, 0ab 5lpei l1ngarn
5t eleider 3eit Mitglieoer oes ge-
meiniamen Minilteriums iino. Ser
Sproler gr5dbler Scarf @olf lit einem
if1peren sdlagonfalle, ser i'm am
%. Sanl1or g%etroffen fat, erlegen.
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Observation-Disclosures

Man gei1ep nnb 5sral1 N 2l6tpig
ro1e, $4,000.
SIS. Mc@la6rb nnb Sra1 an S. 9.
Shomp}on. gH N@H @ec. 22z124z35.
@ortb' Sort. $4,000 %
@eorg 6. Cube II. a. an Sobn u.
Sbole, Mh @8A nnb @8A @8A
unb st8H 5@A Gee. 19z123z28, ct.
4uguita. $4,000.
@eiel, &K 81 NSeR gec. 16s12622
33, Melro1e, $4,000.
@ermam Sd0ner nno Sron an @ap
@l6rian, Got z, 8. 9, 80. 81 nn6 80 8lf.
@90ner's Ibb: Sreeport, 100000.
Mobert g. goretp u1b Sron an @alter
81. Misfern, @k on Got IL n @eit unb
J @earIe's fub, 5. bon 8f. $50. 80 bon
@belbrod's Mbb. at ct. @Iol1b, $4,000.
Sobn Is. graun nnb Srau an Ger
manu- 6. Serfebr, oct 1 unb 2 8If. 80,
@idmprb, $25O.OO.
Sobn g. @immer u1b SSrall an Oscar
6enbrid1on, M@A MxsH nnb @@A
5@A Gee. 33z123<34, grotp @iber,
81, 10000.
GILBERT g. @bitneb unb Srou an sSso5n
8: @ans. S@A Gee. 8z124zov, College
billie, $2,O8O.OO.
Sid. Mdbren nnb Sror an gilbert g.
8bttneg, @A S8A unb Got 2, Gee. %
un6 N@A N@A Gee. 27z125z30, Mppn,
$10,572.00.
@er,mann @d0ner ur,b sssra1 an Sid.
Sbelen, 2ots 8 un6 SO 8If 1 560ner's
@6b. Sreeport,, $125.O0.
@ermann @d0ner un6 Sra1 an Soiepb
| 8. 8utttpeiler, Got 4 1tnb IS 8If. 1 5L,0<
ner's s,,D. Sreeport, $4,000.
Solepb 8nnitleber 1tn6 Srau an &9arb
8ro1arb, @R N@A a.8A Gee. 2O>
1921, gben Gate, $4,000.
Nidolas &eiter an Sronf g. Minette,
@A NgA unb @@A Gee. 4z126z33,
N3elrofe, $1,750.00.
3ermann Spib an Sorn @6ring il.
2ots 1 nnb 2 8a II @tearns Mbb. st.
CLOUD, $4,000.
Sranf &. Neaber unb Sra1 an sobn 81.
@Ioter, She'll on @8H sec. 23<l24<
80, ct. Sn'ebb, 100000.
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klnd0P 9enr0Ion
MACH FLETCHER'S
u 0RIA
2nrembnrq.

Ssm @efinoen 6es @roBber5ogs trat
in letter 3eit cine mel entli@e @er=
id)limmerltng ein, 6a neben ser be-
1tebenoen Grfranfrung cine b0Sartige
Neubilounrg aufgetreten 1T, Ste gu
erniten geiorgniiien Mnlab gibt. =
l1nlGngit 1tarb in &lauien Ser Bier=
brm1ereibeiiter gl1gen 6und int Sitter
bon 50 Sabren. 8or 6ret Sabren mar
er aus Mn1erifa mieoer in sic o11e
@eimatb gefommelt, tint Sen 8etrieb
ser oltbefannten 8ranerei gu iiber1eb<
men, nah0em feline 5mei 8rioer bot
ibm bonn Eo6e %abgerufen mor6en Da=
rem. Ct tpar ser lebte Coin ser
6amilie Sa1nf=gr6ner. = Ser So
iGbrige Mnitreider Ser6ui6 aus 81 f
fer1ingen itiir5te aus cine &obe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07

81. 6. Collins, Boitmeiter, 8orne=
eot, q. S., lit an etrre1n i@linu1tert
Ga Grippe &uiten. Ct iagt:: sd mar
o%ouitdnoig eridopft mad ieoem Mn-
fail 6es beftigen &ritens. ST fa11fte
cine Glaide So1ep's &onep 11no Gar
COMPOUND, un6 bebor i1) Giles 8e-
romrren batte, tporert sic <fteno,n>
fdIle bollitdn6ig .gepi9em. gs fanr1
nidf ~iibertroffen tperben." Molitor
Drug 60.
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tretl1ngen mer0en mtiirli@ 9rilnmig
geabn0et, ser @roBinoui trieue fam
europaiide Nrbeitsiflapen baben, 10
piele er mill. @te in @ai1adltietts 1T
es ou6 in &ertniplpanien. SSn Ser
Mntbro5it = &oblenregion maren I'M
Sabre 1880 los, 900 aasldn6iide Mr=
better beidaftigt, meiit Srldnoer ODER
@oliier, ol1d) 5%meitauien6 &olen 6ar=
unter. 8is gum Sabre 1910 NOR Ste
3abl al1f 100000 ema6ien, 6aru11ter
$1,000 @uiien, $4,000 iloipeniide
Seiterreidcr, $4,000 l1ngarn nn6
10000 &taliener. SeIbitpcri td1olid
lit ie6er Gin5elne 6eri elben ga115 aus
freien Stiiden 1T 6as pelmiDlponiide
Hara6ies eingetpan0ert.
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Ser &lo11, in sen ndditert Sobren
in Naris eine groBe inter1ationale
Mustelung fir @unitgetperbe 5u ber=
anitalten, lit en6giiltig geii6ert. SIM
Sabre 1915 meroen ii& 6eren &forten
0ffnen. Sc ion Elm moglidit 1iden=
10 es 8il6 Set 2etitl1ngen un6 8eitre=
bungen 6es mo6erne1t &unitgetperbes
in aIen &11lturl6n6ern geboten mer=
SEN. l1ripriing1ih 6a@te mani in Ba=
rig an cine @eltaus itenung int Sabre
1920; 5oh tpur6e ser @e0anfe faIen
ge1ofien un6 10 blieb es bel elmer u@r=
petition internationale 6eS MrtS 6eco=
ratibes mo6ernes 1915. Dem &ar=
lament Iiegt etn @eiebenttp>1rf Dor,
mor1a@ Ser Stoat feline 11nteritiibung
qetp1brt.
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Ser oloenbl1rgiide 2ulr0tag fat nit
% oe9en 10 5tinrme,1 cinen Mntrag
auf &epii ion ser @emeilloe=S ronl1l1g
angellon1men, >pona6 aQen 6raue11
iiEer "a sSobren 6as aftipe @emeinoe=
mablred)t perlieben miro. Die &egie=
rung perbielt ii9 6em Mntrag gegen=
iiber Qblebnenb. Ml1d in Dertidlano
gepinnt Sic 6ral1enfroge mebr mo
mebr 8ooen.
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Gnnliidlc 11n0 fana0iihe &opitoliz

Gngliidc r116 fana0ii@e &opitali-
1ten plonen cine 9ampferlinie nit
piertdgiger @erbin611na 5mii@en Salt
far ur6 Gnglan6, Sic i'm Mni6lnb an
Sic fanaoiide 8obuen 6em 6treften
@aarenperfebr 5piiden England limo
6em aiiotii6en Srient 6ienen ion. Die
0ampfer mer6en als &riegsrei erbe=
ldiffe eingeri9tet mer0en. Sir Die
melt ausbliden6e tnternationale Noli=
tit gnglon0s lit &anaoo %mertbpoller
8eitt.
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5 S%mtereNamtts Mutrlei !

Mmsgrabmn9en in @alaitina iole''
Sic @erfitdtte oes 81. Solepb outage
gef0roert babcn. SS11 ser Mabe fano
man au6 Moiaif< Mrbeiten nno Mii11@
sen aus Sen erlten SabrDlmoerten,
ebenlo &unitmerfe aus oem elfte11
Sobrbunocrt. 9ie St6tte ser Mllsgraz
bul1gen lit @igentMtm ser Tran5iSfa=
11er, :1no na6 Mnfauf 0es a%nitoBeaoer1
@ebietes min man cine bcrrli6e Stir
dye oortielbit erridten. Gbeni 10 loa
sic 5teue ser &erfldru11g @briitt al't<
gefunoen moroen iei1. = 8ei0e 9tad)+
ridten iin6 ie6o9 NIT 8oriidt anf5u<
nebmen.
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Mad eirem 8eridt oes @eologii6en
bureaus fins int Satire 1911 nabe5lt
22O Miuionen Sa1ier 8etroleum Ser
gr6e obgenommen mor0en, etpa 7R
Minionen 6aiier mebr ols lit 1910.
Die Mebrgetpinnung entfdnt auf 6ie
Stuaten California, 2ouiiiana, &ar=
1as, Sflaboma l1no Seros, tpabren6 IN
perIhie6enen an6eren Staaten Ste HSe=
troleum Yroouftion 5uriidgeganger
1T
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i6on Mltmeiiter @oetbe geabnt:
~@ie eng gebunoen lit oeS @eibes
Slid. 90"
g.
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buben Sic 6or0er1tngen ibrer @eber
abgelebnt un0 sic Mrbeiter merben
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Ser Mabaraiab bon &alatiola, ser
1T Gan 6roncisco angefommen lit,
trdgt einen &rage11 nit 5tpon5ig 1ia=
manten 1,n6 fiinfbun6ert @erlen. @ie
gerne modte Sem Mander at Sen
&ragen geben!
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sic &ooleoelt'ide @emerbung INN sic
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nod an fem @ort gebun0en erodten
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Sic 8efiir6tung, SOB sic &egie=
rl1ng Sdo6en lei6en f0nnte, tpen1
Ser Eraiioent un0 lammtlideM itglie=
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ia 10 mie 10 MIR re9t ielten in
@albington.