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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
FELT AFTER PLEDGES
TO KEEP UP BUREAU

Roy Felt yesterday called at the Com
meroial club for book OF forms 10 get
the individual pledges OF the lurnbern1cn
OF the city in support OF the agreement
made at meeting q few days ago To
Furnish the publicity bureau OF the club
5000 month
II was porposed yesterday that Ium-
oermen from outside the city be asked
10 help with the publicity work. but the
proposal was promptly voted down. II
was explained that each town OF the
state had its own commercial club or
similar institution to support, and that
IL would not be fair TO ask them To helm
with the work here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
CITY AND VICINITY

THE COMMITTEE OF the Commercial
club commonly known as the lower
and vice chairmen OF the different sta nd
ing committees. will meet in the club
rooms this afternoon.
IN ORDER TO attend Woman's Re-
lief society conference In San Luis stake.
Colorad do. Mrs. Emmeline B. Wells gen.
eral president OF the society, left yes
terday for that place.
SUIT TO recover s515.97. alleged TO
be due for goods sold and delivered was
fled In the district court yesterday by
the Mine & Smeter Supply conpa ny
against Lars Frandsen.
r. M. BENSON is charged with as
sault with a deadly weapon in a COM
plaint issued by the county attorney yes
terday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
PRESIDENT GREETS
FULL-SIZED FAMILY

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-president
Wilson interrupted bis official business
for few minutes today TO greet what
Secretary Tumulty named "a full sized
family
Representative John j. Casey OF Penn
sylvania. with Mrs. Casey. brought to the
executive offices their eight chldr.n-six
boys and two girls, ranging up 10 u
years old
''ls this your hock?" asked the presi-
dent as lie spied them in the outer Of
fice.
Yes, all OF them" replied Mr.. Casey,
az he proudly exhibited In his arms n
9-months-o old baby girl while the six bows
IN Boy Scout uniforms lined UP with their
2-year-old sister before the president
VINO shook hands with each and wished
them good luck.
Secretary Tumuity who has six chill
dren. was an interested bystander
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
VICTIM OF POISON
SHOWS IMPROVEMENT

Mrs Lorle Myers Dale. IS years old.
wife OF Hyde Dale. l040 South West
temple street VINO two weeks ago swal-
lowed sixteen grains OF bIchIoridc Of
mercury by mistake. is reported TO ho on
The road to recovery. She Is at l. D :
hospital. and physicians there say that
the case IS q remarka BILE one: that they
did not expect the patient 10 live. and
that her complete recovery means that
she will be one OF the very few PERSONS
who ever swallowed the poison who sur
vlYed-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
CONTRACTED LEpR|
IN THE PHIN

ST. LOUIS, Aug, 7.-IsF|
tractcd IN the Philippine i'll
than nine years ago va!
yesterday when George Hlf|
piled Mt a hospital to hava .
ease treated. Hartman, a11
turn to st. Louis after BIZ q
the Philippines, has married
"While in the Phlllppira
guard over a leper colony ~
what il is. 1t was Their,
that I contracted the hofFib's
he said,
"They tell me l am tq bs
farm down the river to ke!p
with a Chinese leper. wen
there will be two less lsFe
world the first time ! GET .
kill the Chinese and then q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
Salt Lake Wages High.

According 10 A report just issued by
the Builders Associate OF Chicago TIE
rate OF wages by the hour paid I'm Salt
Lake City Is less only thar that paid in
san Francisco and Seattle among
twenty-five OF the larger cities OF tho
country. 4 copy OF the chart was re-
ceived by H. T. Haines. commissioner
OF the state bureau OF immigration. Ia
Dor and statistics
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
MINIMUM WAGE FOR
GIRLS ESTABLISHED

ST. LOUIS. Aug. IA 81. Louis COM
pany that manufactures women's cloth
ing announces today that II had estab-
lished a minimum wage for girls OF s7
week. This company employs 900 girls
and the new wage scale Is a result of
the recent Inquiry into the women's
wages bT committee OF the Missouri
state senate. The minimum wage APP
piles 10 all girls who have been in the
employ OF the company two weeks. For
the nrst two weeks beginners Will
get s. so
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
Young Women See Exhibits,

4 crowd OF seventy-fivc members OF
the Young Ladies Mutual Improvement
association OF Milford visited the Ver-
mont building yesterday and were shown
the various commercial exhibits there
The party also visited IN. Deseret
museum. The exhibits representing the
resources OF Utah were the objects OF
much admire tlon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
TRAFFIC POLICEMAN
PREVENTS SPEEDING

y traffic policeman stationed at Ninth
south and Ninth East streets. AZ the
orusr o' MAYOR samuel c. Park is said
90 have 4 deterrent effect upon speede,s
Ihe intersection Is known 10 be one of
the most dangerous in the clty. Ssv-
ear acridents have occurred there i'm the
past three years. including the recent
ono w which the apparatus OF the fire
department figured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
EXPERIMENT STATION
ISSUES NEW BOOKLET

The extension division OF the Utah
Agricultural college experiment station
has Issued an article on the orEan,za- :
tion OF fruit distributing system, writ
ten by J.. Arthur Reid. II has TO do with
the California Fruit Growers exchange
and treats OF the difficulties which were
met by that body. In the belief thai
the question OF cooperation among the
fruit growers OF Utah IL a matter OF
detail. the officials OF the Utah Fruit
slider such difficulties
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
AMBASSADOR GUIl
RECEIVED BY NJ

TOXIC. Aug. THE g
uniting the japanese enPue
United States were mufuanI
day by the emperor OF
George W. Guthrie, thc ns'
EN- bassador. I'D
The ambassador presenleo .
tials and conveyed tae -
President Wilson TO the
regiment of Japanese cav. =,
him to the imperial palace =. !.
in an imperial coach. ~ ~
along the route respec'iuiV
as he passed, =, ,ss|
While the embasssdo,
were in audience with tne ~
ladies OF the diplomatic p''
ceivel by the empress.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
Boak Reelected

C0LORADOs SPRINGS, Colo. Aug
H. me eleventh .triennial convention o.
iir i,,r, sdic,Io W. MGIoamen OF the World Pacific
oI'suIcton, came TO a close this after
noon with the Reelection OF Head Con-.
soak and the other officers
~ a; r. Sunderland OF Fresno. cal way
~ seo,,, heaa banker over G. w. Kasler
a spirited contest. ' 10 S"a attef
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
o. 8. l.. Officials Return.

William H. Bancroft. vice president
and general manager for the Oregon
Short Line; T.. c. Manson, ass!sta nj
general manager: Fred c. Knickerbocker
assistant general manager and Carl
Stradley. assistant general manager and
chief engineer. returned yesterday from
an inspection OF the lines OF the COM
pany In Idaho, They reported the dou-
ole track work TO be progressing salts
faCtorily and rapidly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
Seventeen Drowned.

SWiNEI ECNDE. Germany Aug -
Seventeen persons were drowned here
today by the capsizing Of "A sailing boat
ntIeG with an auxiliary motor The boat
was hit by sqUail while proceeding to
inspect Emperor Williams yacht Hohen-
zollerns Five persons were rescued.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08

Business al the Orpheum this week has
been phenomenal for this time OF the
year. Since Monday, as each day passes,
the box office receipts have been steadily
climbing, The big hits ON this week $
bill arc: "a Persian Garden a tabloid
musical comedy in which Louis a. Simon
and Kathryn Osterman are starring;
Bob Matthews and Al Shayne in "A
Night on the Bowery." and Joe Jackson,
The European Vagabond.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
Will PLANT Fish

II viii soon be time TO begin placing
Young fish in The streams OF Utah. and
Fred w. Chambers. commissioner OF fish
and game. with his deputies win ger
busy on all the favorable streams OF the
state. As preliminary step. Mr. Cham
Ders went 10 SprirgvilIc yesterday, where
he will inspect the hatcheries.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
Woodwork Exhibit.

There VIII be an exhibit this evening
OF the woodwork wrought by the manual
training classes under the direction OF
the Deseret gymnasium. The classes Will
close today after "A session of eight
weeks The exhibit Will be held from
10 o'clock this evening on the top floor
OF the gymnasium. where the public IS
Invited 10 inspect the work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
Drink Causes Suicide.

OMAHA, Neb. Aug. 7-Uhuo 49,. >.
toer was chiding him for ldleness Panl
,'iIii's nI.ihour son OF former hack driver lsst
nisht drew a revolver and fired n buIIct
~, 'o ,rh rts own brain. dying almost Instant
~ ine young man had been out Of en
pI9yinent and was said 10 have bee,,
ar,nkln6 Just before he took his life he
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
Mack Here August "a,

Willard Mack. his wife. Marjorie Ram
beau, and her mother will be In Salt
Lake City about August -. according
10 telegram received here yesterday
Whether Mr.. and Mrs. Mack will first
appear here at the Orpheum or at the
Utah theater has not been definitely de-
cided- They are now playing on the
Orpheum circuit IN a sketch entitled
Kick In"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
Receive addition TO Museu,p

The Philadelphia museum has sent a
large shipment to the Deseret museum
OF this city consisting for the rnost part
OF industrial exhibits from various parts
Of the world The collection comes in
excha nge FOR one which will be sen, from
here TO the Philadelphia museum.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
SOLDIER OF FORTUNE
GOES TO JOIN CASTRO

Leon j. IIildebrsndt, q soldier Of
fortune. who says that hc makes his liv-
ing bE participating IN revolutions left
salt Lake City yesterday for New York
CITY. from where he will sail for Ven
czuela 10 join the revolutiorist. Castro
Mr. Hildebrandt said yesterday that he
had been offered . commission I'm Cas-
tro's army and that the army was above
the ordinary army OF South America and
vas sure 10 win. Hildebrandt ts a ma
tive OF Watertown, y. Y, and is Se years
old
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
CHILD CARRIED OFF
BY ENORMOUS EAGLE

GENEVA, Switzerland. Aug. 7-An
enormous eagle carried OFT the four.v.ar'
old child OF woodcutter today Viii,
inc child was playing In the forest ncar
andeer. a large body OF hunters. ac.
- unnamed oy dogs. set off to the rescue
md any trace of the eagle or its nr.w ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
Appointments Verified

Official circulars announcing the ap.
pointments OF the new Officials OF tks
Western Pacific and the Denver < RIO
Grande, as they were named in The
Tribune about week ago. have been
received In this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08

With rehearsals going on for Char
leys Aunt" next weeks attraction. and
the presentation Of Charles kleln's grip
ping drama 1.-THE Third Degree" the
Utah theater presents busy scene this
week This weeks bill Is conceded to
be one OF the best things yet done by
the Utah company, and interest In the
famous play is steadily increasing There
was a crowded house at yesterdays NATL
nee and at last evenings performance,
and advance sales of seats Indicate good
attendance for the remaining three per-
forfna noes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
Work Progressing.

Work on the various buildings at the
state fair grounds is progressing rapidly
and IL has been promised that the fair
will open on time small army OF
workmen is to be found at the grounds
and the ring of the hammer and the buzz
OF the saw is evidence of the activity
there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
"rhe Son Of Solomon" a wonderfully

''The Son of Solomon a wonderfully
interesting sketch featuring Mr.. Hugh
Herbert, the distinguished character
actor, Is the headline offering at the EN-
press. this week. 1t sets forth life in
the ghetto OF New York, wherein an old
father. a %ayward son and beautiful
daughter take, the principal roles. Any
one who sees this big act, which came
over to the Sullivan e. Considine circuit
from the Orpheum time. is bound to like
It 1t is the vaudeville act premier
Models De Luxe are also worthy OF
headline honors. and the two numbers
combined with four other good acts make
the bill at the Empress this week the
irons.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
Police Investigate Fires.

The possible incendiary origin Of the
numerous recent fires in the southeast
ern part OF the city Is being investiga ted
working with an officer of the juvenile
court. Boys OF the. neighborhood are
suspected OF starting the fires
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
Asks $4,000 Damages.

For injuries received by falling from
car when IL was started prematureIy
Lott Hinebaugh yesterday filed suit in
the district court against the Utah Light
e. Railway company for $4,000 dam
ages.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
Will See About Quarantine.

j. Edward Taylor. state horticultural
inspector, left yesterday for Montana
where he Will confer with the governor
OF that state In reference to the raising
OF the quara ntine against Utah vege-
ia bleS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
Ketchum Funeral Yesterday,

Funeral services for William J.
Ketchum. 81 years Of age. who died Mon
day. were held at 2:30 o'clock yesterday
afternoon at the funeral chapel of S. D.
Evans Burial was In the City ceme-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
ADJUSTMENTS

UTAH-''The Third Degree" all
week, Performances every night.
Matinces today and Saturday.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vaudeville, Per-
formances every afternoon and
evening.
EMPRESS - Vaudeville Perform
nnces every afternoon and two per-
formances at night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08
STEAMER GOES DOWN;
ONE SAILOR is SAVED

VALPARAISO. Chile. Aug. 7.-Tbe
Chilean steamer Isidora was wrecked to-
nay OH cape CaraDza, and all the mem
bers Of her crew except one waro
drowned. The steamer Is a total loss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08

The following thenter notices are marked
advertisements in order TO comply with 4
ttrict Interpretation Of the federal nows-
paper Law. In sense they paid adyer-
t!sements They items furnished By the
press agents OF tho variou6 theaters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-08

The Isldora WAS q coasting vessel OF
80 IONS and was owned in Valparaiso.
She was built In Dundee IN 1879
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Tertid,e 9l6miidl.Gatboiiid)e 0ottes'
ader.Seiellidaft.

Ger @orItano Ser Teutihen Mo.
mild, ,aaiboliifeu 8ottesader. Seicli'
ifait. bielt geitern abeno in Der ct.
sfor:en Shnlhalle. unter Dem Bor'
iie 0es gr1libenten Senrp alliner uito
Der ErototoIlfiihruns oes Sefretdrs
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9erinmmll,ng nb. lleber Die Glnnab.
nen uno gusgaben i'm uerflollenea
aRonaf berihiete Sdasmeiiter ,Sranf
5eliher ipie foIsf: anlienbeitano am
II. September SiS39.2o; Giunaanlell
u1hreno nes Monats S2iS0.46; !;
ausaaben S3057 "a; oerbleibt aai.
ienbeitano $962.32.
Ierner aclangten and, Die monat.
Iide,l Beridtc iibcr Die oerlhteceHe'l
Dottes6der sur @erIeiung mnS an-
nabnlc. aui oen St. Wtarien @ottes'
oder murecn i'm periloiienen Wonat
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Iteiieien iih aii S4i3 uno Die Nus.
aoben betruaen $685.. 20. Iie armen.
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|iuur0en ,pihreno bes RonaE Sep
fcmber iieben 2eid,en beiseiest 81:
Ginnabnen bctriigen SIS ilno on
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liuurocn i'm Scptember 3S Seidlea BET
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lren S504.65. lie arneSeelenIeie
1 IiinSct am 2. H0nem6er, 9sadymittagI
lum spei llhr. itait.
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Yerioxal'V oti;eu.

Serr 8. u. R Rattermann "
aeitsrn in bas 50. Sabr slnsetrstsu
uno bic Serrsn BON Der Dsutitsr
geoenieitiesn 8sriihsrunss Oe'slb
i6aft, lorpi. bic intimeren 5rsuHR
batten es Ii6 nitt nebmsn laiIsH, nsm
alten Ssrrn perIDnli6 ibre Gllts
ipiiufte oarsubringsn. Bel otspbanF
fano Elm 0abelIriibitiid itatt uno BET
auiem Rousn.baler ipuroe nas Wis@
aeaTeit sefeisrt. 9srr Seinrid gosipe.
Or. 8. 8. 5id unb anosre asrren
brad,tsn bic berSli6itsn Wunihs Der
5aFelrunpe aus. 2luf benz 2iite
pranats elm mdhfiser glumenitraub,
bic Darbieiuns Der 5erren bon Nr
Office. 5err Ruttsrmann .rirsut ltd!
noh Der beneiDenspertbeiteH Riiitigteit
| uno sum 3ei6en, oab er nit Der beeer
INNER nrh fleibis iit, persbrte sr ls-
bem anipeIenosn Jreuno Ssporats
orude Ieinsr biitoriihen 4rbsiten, ots
er fir bos Sabtbud 1912 Der Oeutit'
ameritanii1en Siitoriitxn 0siela
f6aft BON StIinois seltrieben bate
Disie 4rti.el bebanoeln: ~anfange nHs
eninidIung Der Muiit uno oss gsian'
ass in ben gersinistsn Ssaatsn nab
rem Der eriien 6dlfte bes 10. Sdhrhuns
Derts@; .gbriitiGn gHslen. cine Cha
ratteritubie aus Der 0ersaHesnheit@
Der Teuiifl glmeritanifhs Jonr'
nalismus unn feline 0erbreituns Dol
1880 bis sur Ginnanoerung Der 10
oenannten Ireibiser"; ferntr .paitct
rius unc bic 0riinoung BON German
totpn" als Rsplit an 9srrn Wilbt!n
Gnufmann.
/ sSm gllter bon nur 25 Sabren II
aei.era sfrau Annu Bonn eeb
| IG,.l,asl. BON go. 517. OF 13. StraB
in bic Gpiateit hiniiberssihlummer:
| irnia betraueri niht nur BON ihrel
Ianaeb0risen, ionbern AUDI bon be-
| pielen sFreunben, bic fie fih burh ib
| fcnniges g<miiib ~ eriperben Der
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| finterldBt an nShsren 4nDerp1note
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Usurauiser unb ben Wosenfobritar
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gtunbe Der Netrbiauna limb ipipel
lHo3 ni&t onberanmt uorben.
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EieS itmo 1ss.

- SiherheitsoirettOr Gai6 BAT &C.
fern 2lnaebote fir ben gau Der flint
pabillons eingeforbert, Die auf Der 3uz
flu6tsbdusfarm in Glenoals fir Die
Wdohen errihtet perben iolIen. Die
angsbote tperDen am 29 Sttober ents
oeaenqenommen fpsroen.
Die porbereitenben Sdritte fir
bic aampasne, ipelte CUR ginsemeins
ouna Der SrtIhaften gbepiot UNI
Glmuoob gluce fiibren ioQ, puroen
qeItern asleeentlih elmer gsriammlunq
oes giiresr Qnnerions Sommittess.
an oefIen Spite betanntIih 6srr SEQ
+. 8ietsrl. itsbt, unb @ertretern Del
beiben CrtI6aften getban, bic geiterr
in Der 6anoelstammer itattiano. sSr
oisIer 8srIammlung tOuros beri6tet
oob bic Stimmun in ben bsibsn Srt:
fhaften nunmsbr 3u GunItsn einei
Gingsmeinbung in Cincinnati 1T, 4
oaB aaer WabrihinIitteit na6 oiI
giiraer Der Ortinaftsn Iit in Der be
DorfteRnben Wab! fir 2tnnsrion sr
tl1ren perben.
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Mls hocbmillfommener 9oit peilte

glls bohtpillfommener 9af peilte
am Montaa 0err s ato + 5aller,
GefhGftsfiibrer Der grceliior@ @grauez
rel in Glepelonb, in Der Stabt unb feis
erte Wieoerieben nit sdblreifen alien
ssreunoen, benn Dor feiner por nuns
mebr 81 esahren erfolgten ueberfisb@
luna nah glepeldnD. mar 6srr 6aller
bier anfGifia unb an bieiigsn 8raues
reien tbdtia. Gr befu6te aud als
treues, ehemaliaes Mlitglieb ees
Deutffen 1Rilitdr unteritiisungss
gereins beiien 6uuptqudrtier in ben
Mbenbitunben. in Der 8orausIebung.
OaB er Gelegsnbeit erbalten tpiirbe, eiz
rsr gisuna bes 8ereins bei3utpobz
nen. 6ierin purbe Serr 6afler leiber
enttduIcbt, aber er bratts Elm gsmiit6=
lihes glauberftiinohen nit benz 8er=
einsprdiibenten 5errn 6enrp Saefnsr
al, benz er berslife 8riiBe an Die
efxmaliaen 8ereinsfamsraosn auftrug.
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9esiftrirunss-S S6winoefeien
Sir Die tommenoen &abIen eutceGt
Saitbcichle scgeu neridlieScne
8erionen criuirft.

Die 6iesiGhriae 8abIfampagne,
uelhe iuBerit intereiIurt 5lt peroen
peripridt, ipirft itou iest ihre Sd)dt'
ten poraus, uno bat cs ben Ar'beln
als ob wieoer Don gerpl1Ienlo'en
Qerionen g3ahter nls iogenarrte
.1Sloaters" benuet peroeu. Shoma3
Vcctor. ipelher ser Mahl. ge5oroc
lauachort, bate iuGriahrlug gebraclt,
| bab bauotidhlif i'm Gre3iutt R Der
lis 9aro eolitiif)e 8ahloqerten olIz
ferIt riihriq paren, Inn gSdAler 5l;r
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IGas RciuItat mar, oab 5ltndd1lt Der
9}eaer 2SeiIc Smith, pon gto. 4lo
Sohr Strube. unter ser geIhu!ot'
Iouuq. folih reqiitrirt Su baben per
lhaitet uuroc. Smith gab 5n oaB ct
,lrdd,it unter ieinen eigencn gtamen
lriftia regiItrirte, unb ipater auf Yer
| onlaIiuud zines @ahldgenten IN Deiu'
licIbeu Pre,inft iiir eireu anoeren We
Iqcr unter ocrlelbel 9loreile regiltrlrt
babe.
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