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The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27
AMMONS ON THEIR,TRAIL.

he answer of Governor Ammons, which printed in
Sundays News to the paper signed by Frank C. Gouy Ed
ward C. Cosgan Ex-Governor Jesse f. Mcdonald with Others
and recently published and widely circulated overwhelming
refutaton of the Coudy claims the Pin
ehot conservation policy and very pontey shows the as
the statements OF the forestry when attempting back up
their prosperity destroying methods declares the Rocky Mountain
News Governor Ammons reply of the strongest ndict-
ments OF the soaed conservative schemes of the Pnho crowd
that has yet been penned
After reading Governor Ammons article the wonder that
men who live Colorado be blind the real interests
OF the state patiently discuss this program
he forest embrace onhrd of the state the hostile
atmosphere the forestry service has created within them
bars that vast from settlement With the quite
doubtless other eadves Cripple Greeks and Ceed but
discovery wholly improbable the pospector has
the amuck with rangers should he
make discovery With the full program force
agricultural lands leased in bulk grazing lands the leasing
tenn substituted for freehold titles settlers coal lands leased
water leased everything leased except the
which doomed silence and solitude settlers Colo
RADIO live and all the rentals diverted attcn the
national treasury
Governor Amnon waging vetable crusade to defeat
those mapots His enthusiasm and aggressiveness infectious
Backed by Thomas and Sharoth senate and the four con-
gremn the house the conservation program of aophy and
federal ndordm should in the end be the public
land states enter upon of prosperity.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27
DENVER AND SALT
LAKE CERTAIN; We
ARE : UP IN AIR.
Route Finding Committee Of the
National Highway Not Ger
tain Of Colorado Route.

we can guarantee that Denver
VIII be on the route of the transcon-
tnental route-finding expedition. but
we do not know which way he will
go from Denver to Salt Lake City,
This laeonic telegram was receiv-
ed In Denver yesterday from II. Nc
Kay White, chairman of the route
selecting committee of the National
Automobile Manufacturers associa-
tion. Upon Mr.. White and his com
mittee will depend the route fol-
lowed. Although this not not alto
Sether new news to local people who
are in touch with the national high
way situation. it is the first official
word to be received from that COM
mittee on the subject.
1t means that all the efforts OF
Grand Junction, and the towns be-
tween Salt Lake City and Denver on
the Midland Trail must be put forth
to assure the designation of this link
in the road
President Hamilton is now organ
izing all the branches of the associa-
ton, and will make a systematic de-
mand for the bringing of the party
over this road.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27
THOMAS ARRAIGhS
EXTRAvAGANCE Of
THE UPPER HOUSE
Colorado SOIon Bitterly AssaiIs
Supply BiIl.--PTOpOSes
New Measure.
Sentinel Special Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Washington. Feb. Senator
Thomas Will introduce bill in the
next congress which will give the
president authority to veto objection
able and irrelevant items in the ap-
preparation bills without jeopardiz-
irg the entire measure. After with
holding his wrath for several days
concerning the indiscriminate load
ing of supply measures with projects
which have failed of passage as inde-
pendent bills, Thomas yesterday
swept aside any reserve new mem
ber of the senate ordinarily feels and
delivered scathing arraignment of
the extravagance which he holds is
now rampant in congress.
He was impelled to this by the
action of the senate in Incorporating
in the river and harbor appropriation
bill the Connecticut dam bill with
all of its original distasteful features
as to leasing. He characterized this
as making the supply bill a vehicle
to promote the interests of large
electric power concerns throughout
the country and cited another power
scheme advanced by Nelson of Min
nesota, as ono of these instances
along with the Connecticut bill.
Il have heard a great deal about
conservation since | became a mem
her of this body said Thomas. but
can see very little conservation of
our revenues. The peoples money, the
expenditure Of which in this congress
will reach the stupendous aggregate
of 50.00U.OO0.
I'VE should give the president
power to scan these enormous appro-
priations of money" continued the
senator, and draw his pen through
those items which, in his Judgment.
are not warranted either by the state
of public revenues or by the object
which it is designed to subserve"
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27
THE ASSOCIATION.

R AlNl gratifying the growers and the Interested
public WELL have been the prompt unanimous and yet
careful manner which the board of directors the Grand
Junction Fruit Growers Association organized yesterday and
eeted the who fill the responsible positions in the
association offices
All the predictions that the reorganization would be the
source OF stormy to naught.
he new board gave excellent proof yesterday of efficiency
and its Conscientious desire wisely and successfully administer
the affairs of the association.
he board of the strongest and representative
chosen by the stockholders.
1t oregone conclusion that Mr. Fletcher would be re-
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27
Not a Contagious
Disease in Citp

Not contagious disease in the city
is the report of City Physician Carl
w. Plumb, who has had less to do
in thew -quarantining and sre-
cording death certificates than any
doctorsin the United States for thu
last few Weeks. The small pox has
been entirely stamped out and the
pest house thoroughly fumigated and
closed up, The ten cases that have
been treated in the last two months
were all light with two exceptions,
and none were near fatal. The city
is practically free from disease and
at the present rate Grand Junction
will soon establish nation wide
record for good health.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27
NO LIQUOR IN DRY STATES.

THE having passed the bill prohibit the transportation
of liquor from territory dry territory, the bill will have
be passed again the house. because the bill sub
uted for the house bill but the prohbions feel of
majority again the house. which has already voted in favor of
the proposition.
There question about the constutionay of the BILL be
nterees with interstate but the floor of
the advocates willing leave that question the
The bill IS perhaps the sweeping passed
the liquor question 1t ignores the rights of the minority dry
territory if there be any minority, The bill WILL signed by the
president speedily find its way into the courtsJerSey C N
J.) Journal
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27
Rabaso Appointed
u. S. A Ambassador
Associated Press.

ASsUCIateu PTeSS.
i Washington, Feb 27.-The ap-
pointment by Huerta of an ambassa-
dor-to the United States in the per-
sen of Emilio Rabaso is expected to
bring to speedy issue the question
of recognition by the United States of
the Huerta government.
The revolt of Governor Carranza
OF Coahuila has caused the military
officials to decide that it is too early
to carry out any plans for the reduc-
tion of the troops along the border.
Secretary of War Stimson has NO
titled the foreign relations commit
tee of the senate that every preoau-
tion is being taken to prevent Mex
lean raiders from crossing the line.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27

you not cent. You owe it to your
self to take advantage of this Offer
We. are confident it will succeed Of we
could not afford 10 make the offer.
D.DD. 10 penetrating liqlid that
kilia and washes away dise1 Sc germs,
leaving the skin smooth aDl health.
n Soc bcttle is enough to start the
c;;te CT the most obstinate cases OF
Lc5clna. f1oriasis and allied diseases
ODD, soap is q valuable aid. Ask
Us about It.
Kraft & Emersons Drug Store.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27
THE FAIR GROUNDS.

NOW that the executive committee of the Mesa County Fair
Association has agreed sell the big property the city
the price the City commissioners conended just that is $780,
ooo there should longer be doubt about the city taking
over this moss valuable and desirable property.
The Sentinel convinced that the sentiment of the citizens is
overwhelmingly favor of making the purchase. We believe
that the city would be making mistake the proposition
were turned down when it comes a vote.
The fair grounds will make the ideal playground for the city
Compared with other of land proposed for park pur
poses for Grand Junction sinks into nsgnificance.
An investment of 100000 this finely improved property
will be of the best investments Grand Junction
made.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27

Employers have come to look TO
the Wants as the means OF summon
ing to them applicants for positions
in every line of human endeavor.
Skilled specialists. capable helpers
in the office. store or factory
those who can bear responsibility
and make good in their tasks-all
seek advancement through Sentinel
Want Ads.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27
NICARACUhN OFFER PASSED UP

Associated Press.
Washington, Feb. 27.-The treaty
recently negotiated with Nicaragua.
providing for the payment of S3.000,-
nnn AhN tho Initial Statne in raturn
for the exclusive right to build a
canal across the Nicaraguan isthmus,
was laid over by the foreign relations
committee oi the senate Yesterday
until the new administration has had
an opportunity to pass upon II.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27
All Skin Remedies Fail?

I.are yen tied -; tic advertised
skin remedies witlCnt s;cccss? Have
you sought medical treatment In vain (?
ing itch, that horrible. unslShtly skin
disease?
Do not desrSis.
Come TO our storo and VIC VIII
GUARANTEE fOI INSTANT EI:-
Size bottle of the Odd Prescription
for Eczema. Il simple. antiseptic wash,
On our positive guarantee that unless
it steps the itcE AT ONCE it VIII cost
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27
Crusaders Folders.

Crusaders Folders.
The story of the Crusaders and
their relation to Knight Templar-
hood is the theme of an exceptionally
interesting folder just issued by the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad in the
interest OF the Triennial Conclave to
be held in Denver next August. The
publication is replete with Crusade IL
lustrations. pictures of Denver and
Rocky mountain scenes.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27
Home From Glenwood.

Mrs. George j. ID. Williams and
her mother have returned from
Glenwood and will reside in this city
all summer. Mrs. Williams mother
has been in poor health for some
time, and was only recently able to
make the trip to this city.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27
COMMISSION ORDER is UPHELD

Associated Press.
Washington. Feb. 27.-Thc order
of the Interstate commerce commits
sion reducing the rate on lemons
from California to eastern cities from
$1.15 to $ per hundred pounds was
sustained today by the commerce
court.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27
WOOL MARKET.

Associated Press.
st. Louis, Feb 27.-Wool prices
today were steady and unchanged,
except. fine, which was quoted at IS
to is.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27

Now is the time to pay in advance
for your Sentinel. Special advance
rate for one year, $5; for six months,
$3.50.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27

The cry Van Transfer. Livery &
Storage company. All kinds of haul
Ing, and the best of livery equipment.
Prompt attention to all branches Of
the business. Barton & Terrill, pro-
prletors.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27

tanned manager there being for retaining him and
logical making change. The Sentinel reoces that
the board fit the services of Mesrs Davis
Jones' Scox and the other efficient who fill the
sble positions the association offices. splendid staff
They know their work and they do it we'll
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27

Gus Olsen Leaves.
Gus Olsen left yesterday afternoon
for the power plant at Cameo to look
after business interests.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27
OInthc Man Visits.

0lathc Man Visits.
Carl Roberts of Olathe came from
the Montrose section yesterday. and
will visit friends in this city for a
few days before returning.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27

We have the most ap-to-date equip
ment for moving pianos. and our men
understand how to use IT. J. W. Mil
re, $40 Colorado; phone Junct. 22S.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27

Don't fail to see Lane about your
galvanized iron fluming. Prices the
lowest Information costs nothing
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27

There is q certain satisfaction re-
snlting from our plumbing which
sannot be measured in dollars and
cents. ]. 4. Mckenzie. the Plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27

We are making lo% prices do Il
mighty work at The store this week.
Now is the time to buy. Mcconnell
& Lowe.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27

Don't kick If you cant afford a
new suit or hat, Have your cleaning
done ut the Suitorium.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27

Harness Oil in any amount you
say. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-27

Don't wait for harness oiling. Now
Is the time. Fred Mantey.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-05
Pokal.Derid)t
Die 3insrate
@irb bic Staof nnnmsbr far 8onos
auf 4H RroseRt erbSbsn.

Gie Sto6i niro in 3lfunit se.
sfp,ingen iein. bic 3insrate oui ihre
Bombs pom bier ouf pier eiuhalb Bro
gent ;u erhoben. bo bie eriabruns Der
Iesten @oden ae5eiei bat. baB bier.
pro8entiae Bombs iest nit,t mehr Der.
faufi iperben foHnen. ieitbein bos DC.
fes IN Strait setreten iii. peItes cine
geiieueruna i.aofiifer Bombs inn
Stao!e noriieht.
Tie eriten 4laproserfisen Bombs
nerben am fonlmeitbeu Tienitng bonn
Stobtratb ansgeaeben iperben uilo
aipor houbelt es iih nm S,uei GnliIiio.
men. bic geiiern 9tafmittaa BON.
acnlHlifiee fir DtifteI uno Beae cut.
sebeiben .puroen. Tie cine gonbats.
snbe beIauit iid, auf 100000 fir
Observation-Disclosures unb tritt an
stene elmer Gmiiiion. bic bereits in,
porisen Sabre nngeorbnet. ieood)
nid,t aiisgeeeben iporoem mar. Die
s!peiie Bonboussnbe, oie entpiebienb
einberiftet pirb. beldnft iih ani
S3S, 900 mno Der grlos bieier Honos
iii CUR gerbeiierung Der airbp RcaS
beitimInt.
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1abtp,t tsmb 0ellebme. .

Wlit ben Wrbsiten Der Rsinieun9
Der Straben unp Naeps wuroe ssitern
in Dapton untsr Der ltltune zines
aommiti<es bseonnsn unb iparen sli,t
bebsutenbs NnsabI perfcnsn bslh0fs
tiei, nit benz suriidsehsnbsn Wailer
aud ben 5HmuB 3u snifsrnsn. 9suss
ipsrbsn nod mebr Vericnsn in ben
1isnit seitelIt ipsrosn. 3duns, iltsnt
5duisr ETC., bic bon ihrem JunoamsHi
eerifIsn iporben lparsu. lpurosn geittrn
tRilipeiis tpiso<r on Grt unb Sttue
sebrah.. MIle mdnnlihsn perlontn,
bic ouf Der R.li.isaiite itsben une ars
bsiisfobis fins. puroen an bie Rtinis
oungsarb<iien btorbtrt. BON Der Dun'
bssr.sisruns traf.n gsitsrn fpti!srs
Senbuns<n bon 2eb.nsmittsln etc. ttn.
Cine 4naabl 6duisr iino infolse Der
5otiIutb In inlimm.m 3u'tanbs uno
tperoen rf inipisirt psro,n, she iie
gum aufenibolt Der JomiIisn tenusi
tpsroen oirfen.
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Der Wdn,en psridjiroener oiigciebener
lillO reidSr isirmcn be6ient baben. Gr
eriIdrtc nod ieiner 7eittabnte, oub er
Cincinnati duf Anratben isiics
Med)tsanlpaIts pcrlaiien nno iid, nld)
Nep Ucrf unb pon bort Dor eini1em
lagen nnt Qouispille begeben babe.
Gs 1cibt b1b Die Geinmmtiunme Der
ertpdbntrn lrnnsoftioncn GaIlnpnerts
lih auf $i92 900 beIauien ion Gs
beibt, onB or i'm geeriii iinlo.
mad, Cincinnati suriid5utebren unS
Die Sad,en 3li oroneil. ais er perI,af.
let fDurbc. OremnSe oes Gcfangenen
bebaupten. oab berielbe TIM Stanbe
iein miro. nue anipriid,e gesen iba
su beirieoiaen. GdIunnert pobrte
nit ieiner 1rau uuo fiini ainoern tn
Dem Scuie Nc. 249 Albion glaee,
Mt. auburH. Seine ;Srau mia felt
ieinem 9eridspinben nidts mehr ppn
ibm gebort babeH
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1barle8 0alntpaert
@irb ssa QeaispiIe absebolt nus
nad, Gineiansti Sara6sebrad)f
merb<a.

Qsaries GaIurpuert. pusiponren.
fnbrifcnt bonn Whomi 0ebdube. G6c
ber B. uno Gin StraBe. tpeiher am
16. Ndrs aus Cincinnati perihnaHe.
i,ndoem er erinhren hate. bnb elm
Saftbefehl unter Der Anflnge bes ge.
fruges bon ssrieoensri&ter Dluller
eeeen i'm erlniien tuorben iei. III in,,t
elmer bem Ghef Der 0ebeinpolisei sii.
seeonaenen Ispeide saiiern Wiorgen
In 2oiiispiIIe, ap., perbnitet tporoen.
Er pirc BON einem Qonitnbler bes
syriebensridters WauIer abgebolt Mnb
suriidgebrnd,t lperben. Ter 1oftbefrbl
mar con .. II. Mbnn,s. pr6fbeute,l
Der Ulerf,nnts NeeomohntioH Comp
erpirft iporben. ipelh Iebtere ourh
GaIinpaert mittelit fineirter Vei.
fouisjheine nm 1880 beidppinbeIt
iporocn iein ion. Gr lou fi& bierbei
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NaH g olu,t,bms
NodBte StaetDater Weser bas Ssaof.
ratbsfemmittee fiir gssislatnr
gdanbt miHeu.

StaStratbsmitgIieb Robcrt plener
Don ser briften Narb III Der aniid,t,
oob bas Stabtratbsfommittee fiir pe.
aislotur cine sieiIe nod Columbus
madjen foIltc, nm bort Dor Der stnnts.
aeiesaebuna bnrd, ieine perionlihe
glnmefenhcif ben binerien Wiinid,en
Der 2iatt sroBeren ssatbrud 3u Der.
leiben.
TatiirIid, piirSe cine Serartine
Reife 8eB foiten uno Serr Mener be.
obiit3figt, In Der Stabtratbsiisun9
am Iienitas abenb ben aniraa All
lieIieu. bob benz Gcmmitiee fir sc.
sislaiur sur geitreituns ieiner Heiic.
ioilen nod Columbus bic Suinme BON
$3.50 CUR Werfiieuns eeiiellt iperoe.
Ob Sieier antrag iehr niele geiur.
mcrter 'irloen ipiro. iii iehr iraeIid,.
nenn ieIbit i'm aommittee iiir 9eeis.
Intur mar ouber Ssrrn Weper ME.
mano fiir bieies Reiieproieft. ais
Serr Waeper In Der seitriseH Sisuns
beg aonniittees ieinen EIan eni.
lpidelie.
TAT aomniiies inboiiirte aeitern
cine ansabl 9orlaseu. bic lid, aui
Cincinnati besieben. iotpie audi Die
gtilfs VorIage. peIte ben Siaoten
oas Aad3t eiebt, gonos gum anfani
Don ofientIihen getriebsonIaeen sil
emlttiren.
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0oubs
RerSen hente bic 1iisnnsSfosbs.
5rnitees serfanfeu.

lie itnoiiiGcn liIsunasicnos.
1ruifees bofien bente ifdofiife Wonbs
aIferer gmiiiiouen i'm Wetrnae Don
$3B3. 600 pcrtbeilboit perfauien sa
t6nner. Tie Bombs. fiir ipeIhe Anae.
bote BON Den 5ruiiees iiir be,ite einae.
iorSert tpurben, i:no cine Gniifion
bon S3s2. 900 BiIber. Auenue Dia.
buff Bombs. iotuie 500, 900 berGnlti.
iior iiir bns neue it1btiids Soipiiol.
Iieie gones beiinben iih idon
ieit acroumer 3eit I'm geiie Der Til.
sungsiones 5rriteeS ,lnb iinb nifi
bem ne,ien gbeies untenporien, oas
cine geiteneriing bon ftdotifd,cn
BonnS poriieht. Inter bielea lludtdn.
BEN boift bic aonrrniiiion fiir bieIs
Iertbpapiere ssaufer sn iinoen uno
ipiro ben GrIos In neueren Gmiiiic.
men bon i,aotii6en Bombs dxIeoen.
Die rpesen Der Bcfteierungsflniiei iif,
bel elmer 3insrate Don uier Dro5eat
icsueit oIs unpcrtdatIih ertuiefen ba.
hen
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" e ~ y prf.

Sie Sie,upOrt Cfiiee fir bas Sin.
ttHnatier WolfsbIaft" befinbet Iidl in
TS. 339 s)orf Srais. seaenaber bem
eoartbanis, luoielbit Neuigfeiteu, Au.
,eigen II. !. no. bis 10 llhr 45 Niua.
ten abenbs cntgeecmsenommeu weY.
ben. lelepbon spnfb 240i.
2cssrbuus Der Wiebemaun
greDins Go. 3err0rt.
Sfur8 na6 4 ubr geltern Ra4mittaa
brad IN benz Spsiitodissn syrames
2a9erhaus Der Wiebemann'Ihen
Srauerei, an Der Sobn strabe, oberz
halb Der 6. e 3. 9abn Elm Jeus,
aus. bas binnsu fpeniaen Wainuten
has son8s Gebduoe nit ielnem ssnboIt
stritorte unb mad 4nsate oes Ct
trc!Gr Shasmsiiters Der Gompanp.
Germ Sobn Waansr, einen Shaben
poa ettpa $4,000 anridtete. Oos
GebGuoe purbs porneAmli1 aur 4uf,
beipabruns BON bOIsernen 0erfanbtz
ti'ten benuet uno ba fit etipa 15, 900
folder tn bemielben bsfanben, fanben
lie Glummen reite Robrung. 5rob
oes unseDobnlid ftpaten DaHers
truds i'm R.ierpoir unb trosbem bic
GeuerDebr Sdmieristeiten bate, bic
granoitatte gu erreiden. mar fie i'm
Stanbe bas Jeusr auf ieinsn 5erb
5it befhrdnien unb purbe barin bon
ben 5o6lr.i4en anseitellten Der anbes
ren Wisoemann'ffsn Departements
unteritiisi. Dn jih in Der Rdh ber
granbitdtte bic Dorieiits Wabls
miible. foute unoere JabritstabliHes
ments uno aud piele priatbduisr BE-.
finben. bic sefdbrpet au fein ft,ienen,
lieb Rapt. Grabam Don 60. 2, fpels
DER auerft an Dirt unb SteQe erid1ien,
stnen General alarm ausitiden.
Inter ben 8enobnern Der angren3ens
ben Gebdube berrifte cine 3eit lang
erpbe Mufresuns. bod Iesie ii4 biez
ielbe boIb tpieber. llsber bic Gnts
itebusgs uria9e 1T nints betannt,
.bc@ @Oermntbet man. AcS boHtIbt
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Noris 0eb.r. bon Der Gastoses
wolfs5eituas Gin Cpier ber
Dlut4.
Ter itr6msuoe Nesex serariad,te nrue
Aagjf.

Sniolst ots j.r6meab<n Resens itieg
Der Uiiami 5lub .Diebsr 70 raid. bob
pisls StrobsR. ME bic Wonument
ADsnu.. Drift. Strabe. Gof uab Msit
Gtrabs In BEN @sf3dfs.D Dftritt.
1beile e<r ulain Gtrabe nnb Mapns
Npsnus. tpelte berstts troden poren.
ipieber lb.rilutbet ipurben. Die Be-
pOI,sruns ssrieib In bic srrbt Mufrs.
sune unb oi.felbe mo6ie iin befoMs
bers in Ripsroole unb Gb0moni bsls
tsnh. m<iI Dor. be D6mme nod In
einsm fsbr fcaabboften 3uItonbs fi4
befinbsn. O.nerols Mbiutnnt Woob
CAB besaolb iofort Dekbl. beionbtrs
ouf bic Ddmms ~ c4ten unb Dun.
berk BON 4rbeitsrn nurben bcrthtn
esI9idt, um gorsshrunsen etasn etHe
Wiebsrkbr Der 6o6flutb ~ trefftn.
Wojor Rbobss BON bsr Wunbesormts
ft<bt iebt on Der Gpite sineS nus mebr
ols 1000 Wann beltebenotn GanitGtss
Corps. beNsn 6dupt0nfcdte q III. BEN
Ausbrun elmer Qpibtmit 3u ptrbi1tsn.
Inter ben Jo6risonien. be riefiBt
OerIuite erlitien tabsn. befinbet Y4
aud bic Hornep 6 Gmitt Gar Co..
bic unoffisiellsn Nsri4ten anfplse eis
ma $500 900 blS 81 900 900 sinat>
bfbt bat. Dieielbe 41tte 20 Wlob0ocni
MassonS fiir hle Gsutbern pattjf
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