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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09

The new passenger depot of the
Louisville & Nashville railroad will be
completed and opened to the public not
later than May l. according to the
present plans. No further delays in
securing material are anticipated. as
the. finishing touches are now being
put on the interior of the building, and
the railroad company will soon put a
force of men at work laying the tile
floors. This part of the work is not
covered in the contract with c. B. Rat
lift & Co.
What work is now unfinished will be
completed by Ratlif & Co. within
thirty days, according to a statement
by the superintendent of the building
yesterday afternoon. The firm has eX-
perienced many veXatious delays. espe-
cially in securing structural steel In
this there was a delay Of over two
months and placed the firm far be-
hind with its work. If material could
have been secured without delay the
building would now be in use.
A FINE BUILDING.
The building is beautiful and
spacious one and has been arranged
with view to both comfort and con-
venence for passengers and officials.
The waiting rooms are large, well
lighted and ventilated and conven-
iently arranged for passengers arriv-
ing and departing. All of the lower
floor is utilized for this purpose. with
the general waiting room occupying
the center. the ladies' waiting room on
the west side and a ladies' retiring
room adjoining. The news stand,
lunch rooms and ticket offices adjoin
the general waiting room. with the
rooms for coIored passengers on the
east side of the ticket office The ex-
press, baggage and other offices are in
the single story section, and there the
heating apparatus is also installed.
The entire second floor is devoted to
offices for officials and all of these are
large and well lighted.
PAVING TO BE LAID.
The Southern Paving & Construc-
tion Co, which secured the contract
for laying about $4,000 worth of wood
block paving on the south and west
sides of the building, are now prepar-
ing for this work. while contra ctors
are now working on the concrete walks
on the north side leading to the train
she'd and preparing to commence on
the south side, or front of the build
ing.
The railroad company anticipates It
Will require about fifteen or twenty
days to lay the tile flooring, install the
electrical fixtures and do other work
after the general contractors have
their work and if there are
no unexpected delays trains will be
running into the new depot by May l.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09
SPECIAL TO TIE journal.

ESL<AL ~ OhNAL.
Mary Esther, March S.-Some con-
sternation has been caused in this
district by night walkers. Strange
lights have been observed in the
woods north Of this place, causing a
story of wonder and interest to evolve.
To those who may not know Mary
Esther, it is possibly necessary to state
that although now a fashionable sum-
mer resort, at one time it was the
abode of pirates, doubtlessly drawn
hither, enticed by the secIusive lone
lfness, by the natural advantages, and
by the safety and astounding beauty
OF the locality. These attributes, It
seems, were necessary to or at least
appreciated by this class of happy go
lucky criminals.
The renowned Pirates Cove is on
Santa Rosa Island, opposite this place.
There are people living here who can
yet remember Spanish things, and
Spanish blood is here. Treasure,
Spanish gold and silver, has been
found on more than one occasion and
as recently as six years ago.
Six years ago-this story can be
vouchsafed by many-a we'll dressed
Spaniard came to this district, bought
a plot of ground on which there was
little to recommend it for speculation
purposes Dul large HS Iree- FeoPIe
wondered who he was and why he
bought the land, but in the dead Of
night he dug up the fig tree and de-
parted from this place, taking with
him a chest, and has not been seen
or heard Of since.
Though all this has been more or
less forgotten, present circumstances
have brought story after story back to
the minds of our old-time people, for
although mysterious lights in the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09
Elevator Men and Others
Oppose the Stock Exchange Bills

there is general alarm les. many OF
them be thrown out OF work
After the stock exchange members
had done what they could in the way,
of protesting to Governor Sulzer and
the legislature, their employees took
up the fight and are buttonholing poI-
iticians and members of the Iegisla-
ture, writing letters and circulating
petitions which are to be sent. 10 Al
bany.
\ telephone operator on the floor OF
the stock exchange who is one Of the
newly organized army of Wall street
wage earners said today that at least
10000 signatures to one of the peti-
tions would be obtained.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09
By ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Baltimore, March S.-Fffteen sur
vivors of the crew of the Alum Cnlne,
blown up Friday, tonight signed a
sworn statement that all laws OF load
ing explosives were complied with ana
that fire of unknown origin IN the DOW
Of the ship caused the explosions
Because most of the crew OF the ae-
stroyed steamer were subjects OF Great
Britain, the British consul viii inquire
into the explosion Authorities who
have made a partial examination ex-
press the opinion that the real cause
OF the explosion will never be dennite-
ly learned. chiefly because those VINO
might give Information either are
among the dead or are so seriously
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09
DIGGING FOR BURIED SPANISH
TREASURE AT MARY ESTHER?

woods were at first accounted for as
Vagaries of turpentine men, renowned
Tor strange things not comprehended
by the uninftiated. yet it has turned
out vastly different phenomenon.
Persons foreign have been digging in
the darkness of the night Pine torches
have been used. Scraps of foreign let
ters have been found lying on the
ground near the scene The writer
found behind a log a thermos flask,
an automatic pistol of foreign origin.
and chain, probably dog chain, at
tached to a tree, and it is reckoned
that as all things point towards a hasty
departure, that no more time was
taken than that necessary to unfasten
the hook from the dogs collar.
Last Sunday night a boy returning
home on muleback, hearing a noise
and his own dog barking, was called
by these means off the beaten track.
The scene that met him was men with
shovels and tools and an o!d crippled
man borne in chair. On the verge
of a hasty departure the boy was de-
tanned and accosted by a somewhat
distingue member OF the party who.
according to the boys account, was "a.
director and who spoke the little he
could say in a broken way.
Those who have learned the cir
cumstances have conjectured. Some
say one thing, some another But the
platitude given vent to, after the style
usual on these occasions is, "if it is not
Spanish treasure, darned if we know
what it is"
1t is obvious, however, in view of
the facts given, that buried treasure
does exist in this locality and the
fresh impetus which has been given
to the latterly desultory searching will
doubtless result in further finds
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09
Judgeships Are
Popular Among
Office Seekers
BY AssoCrATED PEEss.

Washington, March s.-Supporters
Of applicants for federal judgeships
and United States attorneyships be-
sieged Attorney General McReynolds
today A number of attorneys whose
four year terms have expired. are
holding over and in addition there are
four vacancies.
In the department of justice proper,
it is said there will be no sweeping
changes of personnel. Because of the
technical nature of the work and the
familiarity of the present force with
1t. the attorney general today declared
that he would not remove his sub
ordinates except for ineflciency
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Mexico City, March S.-The first Sc
rious clash between federal troops and
Capranzistas was reported today .at
Reata, Coahuila. The engagement
lasted four hours, the rebels being
driven back to Bajan, thirty miles
north.
To prevent clashes between rebels
and American troops, the government
proposes to send six thousand federals
to occupy border towns.
It was announced today that previs-
ional President Huerta was consider
ing the advisability of making public
the official correspondence Of the
closing days of the Madero admins
tration, with the object of showing
that the late president tried to incite
anti American sentiment throughout
the republic.
FIRE ON MARINES.
Among alleged orders given by Ma
dero during the last week of his rule
was one directing officers of the Mex
lean gunboats lying at Vera Cruz TO
FIRE Immediately upon the American
marines, If an attempt is made to land
forces" from the United States war
vessels. paying no regard to the ex-
pressed purpose of the American naval
commanders merely to protect foreign
ers'
fThe execution of such an order
would have meant the suicide of the
Mexican naval forces. as a single shell
from the battieship Georgia, then
lying only 500 yards distant, woul l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Chicago, March s.-CharIes Cramer
and his wife, Beatrice RyalI Cramer,
were found guilty today of the muir
der of Miss Sophia Singer, of BaIti-
more. Cramer was sentenced to life
Imprisonment and his wife to fourteen
years in the penitentiary.
The jury recommended that elem
ency be shown to the woman. A mo-
ton, for a new trial was entered and
the prisoners were taken TO their cells.
- The verdict apparently affected
Cramer more than it did his wife.
'T love my husband and 1 wanted to
(continued on Page seven.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09
Ry AssocrArED PRESS.

Washington, March 81. NJ Baker,
of South Carolina. assistant librarian
of the senate, was nominated by the
democratic caucus today for senate
secretary. This Is equivalent to cleo
ton. He received twenty-five votes
to twenty three scattered among
Joseph r. Wilson, the presidents
brother, Former Senator Gardener, or
Maine, and others. Thomas Keller, OF
West Virginia, was renominated for
assistant doorkeeper.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09
BREAK IN RANKS OF SENATE
DEMOCRATS HAS INTENSIFIED
FEELING BETWEEN FACTIONS

The break in the democratic ranks
yesterday, when Senator Clark was
endorsed for president pro tenn, over
Senator Bacon, has noticeably intensi-
fed the feeling between the factions.
as shown in today's meeting. Sena-
tor Hoke Smiths threatened resigna-
ton from the steering committee be-
cause of Bacon's defeat was still talked
Of in senate circles today, as indi-
eating the possible breach of the
leaders.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09
WILL DEVOTE ALL HIS
TIME TO HIS DUTIES

Washington, March S.-To devote
his time to his duties as the head Of
the department of commerce, Secre-
tary RedheId today resigned from his
outside business connections, a direc-
torship in the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Company, the presidency OF the
American Manufacturers Export As
sociation and a dictatorship in the
American Blower Company of De
troit.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09
HEAD OF LARGE
LUMBER FIRM
IN PENSACOLA
Arrived Yesterday From Rio
Janeiro With Wife
and Son.
LISBON, PORTUGAL,
IS HEADQUARTERS

One of the Largest Export
ers of Lumber and Timber
Operating in South Amer
lea May Establish Branch
Office in Pensacola
Realize Great Growth of
City.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09
APPOINTMENTS WITH CABINET AS
WELL AS LEGISLATIVE POLICIES
ARGUMENTS TO JURY IN HIS
OWN BEHALF PREVENTED ACQUITTAL
ON CHARGE OF BRIBING JURYMEN
nv ASSOCIATEp pRI

Clarence
able to and
IN seth Tor trial
aenad he said by Dar-
in a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09
Finishing Touches Are Now
Being Put on Fine Build.
ing by the Contractor.
TO FINISH THIS
IN THIRTY DAYS

Railroad Company is to
Have Thing Laid on
Floors and This VIII be
Commenced Soon-Other
Work is Going Ahead
Smoothly and No Further
Delays Are Anticipated.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09
NEW PASSENGER DEPOT OF
L. &N. WILL OPEN BY MAY /
NEVER SAW SO MANY
WANT AD REPLIES

Freeport Fla, March f. 1913.
Editor Pensacola Journal
have done whole lot of Classified Advertising in
my days and time and going to be frank with you.
never saw so many replies to Want Ad in all my
time, got from the in The Journal. I don't
know how many got but there must have been
hundred and twenty-five least, which shows that
somebody does read your paper. With regards
Yours very truly,
GULF RED CYPRESS COMPANY.
SAM r. GUYTHER
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09
BIG MERCHANTS
WILL ASSIST IN
VICE CRUSADE

Men Employing Thousands
4af. Girls in Chicago Admit
Low Wages May Influence
Women Towards Immoral
Lives and Promise to See
That Girls Receive Better
Wages.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09
CONVICTED Of
NUMBERING A
YOUNG WOMAN

Charles Cramer and Wife
Found Guilty of Killing
Miss Sophie Singer on the
Eve of Her Marriage in a
Chicago Boarding House
Man Was a Clown.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09
MEX|CANREBELS
AND FEDERALS IN
ASER|OUSCLASH

Lasted For Four Hours and
Rebels Were Finally
Driven Back Thirty Miles
North-Huerta May Pub
lish Orders of Madero to
Fire on American Ma
rines.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17
Nad Sen nmnmebri9cn Madridten

Mad bcn n1tnmebriaen @adridten
baben sic @nlgaren oeren gemel=
oete 8l,,ft Dor SEN @rieden uno Ger
ben am @n6e Elm 1ebr geor6neter Slid
51,g eemeien lit, mie er ia anb bel Den
beiten Gr,1ppen porfommen tam -
Die lie perfolgen6en Serben bon ibrer
gon5en @ren5e meggefegt nno nel1e
midtige itrotegiide Hunfte beiett.
Dogegen ieben iie iid bon ben &uma=
men nid)t MIR 5u 2an6e, ionoern al1d
al @al1er, an ser &iilte 6es S@mor<
8en Meeres, be6robt, un6 &onig 60
rol bon @umGnien, al nn6 fir 1ih
Elm 1ebr frieoliebenber @err nno
qlei61om gum &riege gegen 6ie Bnl=
garen ge5tpungen, ion nidts @erin-
ceres beabiidtigen, als 6en Srieoen
bon Gotta aus 5u 6iftieren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17

:. Sbelfons @er,uesen, Der an
Steue oes gum &oooiutor oes Bri=
mas oeS 8eneoiftineror6ens erbobe>
men MbteS SHELLS BON Stobingen
gum Abte BON Maria=9aa4 getpablt
murbe, lit geboren inn Sabre 1874 gu
Sunfersoorf BEL &oln, trat na4 8ol'
enoung ieiner @pmnalialituoien in
Mnria=9aad Elm, legte 6aielblt 1896
sic @eliibbe ob nn6 mnroe 1901 gum
Nrieiter gepeibt. Seine boberen Stn=
Dien mad)te er in 8el1ron, Mareoi ous
(gelgien), Som nno an Der unipe-~-
1it6t 8onn. Ct lit befannt als Ser
failer Der 19ieoener fir6enbiitortl9er
un6 re9tsgei9i6tli6er Mbbanolun:
gen unb als @erausgeber Ser Set
troge sur @eididte 6es often Mond=
tbums un6 6es 8ene6ifttneroroens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17

oas @eieb ionte biefe Snitruftionen
ertbeilcn nno bieie miirocu lauten:
DaB Mationalbonfen nidt bere6tigt
linb, onbere Eapiere als oreimonat=
lide @eidGftsmediel oils l1nterpfano
onsunebmen. Dos @riin6en BON I'm
ternebmungen irgen6 nelber Mrt mub
Nina1sinltituten iiberlaiien bleiben,
Sic me6er Moten-, no6 Depoiitenban-
fen 1t1o. Cine &egierungsbanf, mie
es ia cine Motionalbanf lit, bat fein
&edt, nit benz @eloe ibrer Depolito=
rem su 1pefnlieren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17
81 fnr5 mad BENT @in5ue in bas

SD fir5 mad bent Gtt51tg tn Das
WeiBe @aus bringt Ser Frali6ent cine
ieiner bret Eo9ter an Sen Mann. Ser
8rautigam ur6 5~ufinftige Sdmie<
gerlobn lit in6es fem auf elmer bobea
Hangitufe itebenoeS Meni6enfino
o0er gar Elm 8laubliitiger, bon 6enen
idon alb unb gu elmer ins 8eibe @aua
gerotben lit, Inn cine Sobter oes er=
iten 8iirgers 6es 2an6es beim5ufiib-
rem. Ct lit Elm getp0bnli6er Sterbli=
der, iiber SEN na6 Ser ita%ttgebabten
@erlobung folgenoeS 9ignalement
gegeben mur6e: er lit in &ennipl-
pania geboren, Elm prafti5iere11oer
M6pofot in ser Staot Seem Dorf, Elm
Sportsmann un6 Mitglie6 Ser 9. so.
6. 81. @enn SEER @illon feline bo=
beren Mnfor6erungen an feline 5uful1f=
tigen sdmiegeriobne itent, 10 miro ct
feline bei6en on6eren To9ter moyl
nod n1ter sic @aube bringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17
Der 8amffra@ in Gittsbmrs regt

Ser 8amffrad in 8ittsbmrs reet
cine tpidtige Grage an. Cine be6eu-
ten6e Gnmme ser 8anfgel6er mar in
SrrigationS = l1nternebmungen ange=
legt, nn6, mie es BEN Mni@etn bat, lit
Ser &ro9 6ur@ 6ie nnperfamfli6fett
Der betreffen6en Bombs beruriadt
por6en. Sbne 8rage puBten sic
8anf 3 @rominatoren bon 6ieier @a<
pitolsonloge. @arrm baben fie 6ie'
1e ni6t auf Ser Steue beanitan6et?
Die tpeitere Sroge it,: @a6 pel6er
Norm Bemeiien bic 8anf . grami11a.
loren Sen @ertb Der @opiere, in mel
den 8anfgel6er ongelegt iinb? 8enn
fie bierin feine Snftruftionen baben,
fonte iie linen ertbeiH perben, ODER
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17
I'm Gbicaau lit Elm Madtbmrealt CT

sSn @bicasu lit Elm Madtbmream CT
Dffnet mor6en, mo- acknowledgement
be1piuigt peroen. IS lit 6as oas=
ielbe Chicago, mo Dor einiger 3vit
sic 10 beriibmt %getpor6ene 9aiterfom=
million tagte, 6ie nit piel @ei6rei
un6 menig Bib na6 0fitteln '115
@egen iu6te, Ser in Ser Staot BERT
i6en6en chronological @inbolt gu
tbun. @ieuei@t lit 6ie @inri6tnr9
zines Bureaus, mo lieoerli6e SIR
9en, bie 1i6 in Ser &neipe ooer uut
ser StraBe gefun0en baben, gu leoer
St1n6e ser Na9t cine @eiratbSli5el'5
ermirfen f0nnen, INN ii6 Damn bot
irgeno einem %gefdQigen 8eamten oDer
mer INNER es iein mag, tranen 5ll
lal1en, zines ser &elultate Ser oamalS
gepflogenen Inter u9nng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17
GIN bcm @ettriiitem Ser europai:

It,en @robmdbte betbeiligt lid nu1
audi Hubluno. Ser @eneralitabs:
DEF oeS 3aren oanfte I'M Nanlen oeS
ariegsminiiteriums Ser &ei6soumo
fir Die @etpilligung Ser Mann1daf'
ten 1l11o @elomitttel, sic es Der See
rcsleitung erm0gli6en, sur gseufor.
NATION ser Mrmee gu idreiten. 81
iiigte bi,l5ll, oaB in naditer 8eit nod
lpeitere grobe Mittel erforberli9 mir:
ben, I'm HuBlanos Seer nno 6lotte
olli cine @obe 81 bringen, bic Der
5due oes 6rie0ens gemabrleiite ODER
ober Elm mladtpoues Snltrument bic:
1c, mern bas @ort oeS &oi1ers ole
Sruppen auf bas 6el6 Der Gbre I'll:
fen ioute.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17

Aneelite; Sopbia Streit, ieBt S4De-
iter Mleran6ra.
Wenn inn fom,nenoen Sabre 6ieiel<
ben Beitli6feiten ii4 mie6erbolen,
mer6en iie obne 3meifel in Der nel1er,
nod i'm Sn11ern ni6t fertiggeiteuten
&apele itattfinoen. M0ge Der &on-
pellt meiter bliiben unb geoeiben CUR
gbre @ottes uno gum @eile bieler
Geelen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17
staot=N enigfeitem.

= SluUl>JSGWtY@tt>S~N< ee
- Muf griud)en unleres Staoton=
malts s. 6. Scents 1n6 auf 6en &otb
6rQnf 8. Yieree'S, bes 5efretars Der
sSsopaer 5toatsliga, bin bot Burger=
meilter Npe bon MinneapoliS an Die
Beb0r6en aler St66te un6 Srte in
Minneiota oieginlaoung geri6tet, li6
an elmer in ser Mebl1taot @n6e M1-
quit itottfinoen6en 3uiammenfnnft
5meds @riinoung elmer @%taatsliga
bon @ta6t<, Ortidafts= un0 Dorfge=
meinoen gu betbeiltgen. Mebnli@e
@ereinigungen beiteben in Sopa,
&onlas, Mebrasfa un6 an6eren Stoa-
ten, mo- iie onr6 gemeiniames 8or=
geben, DEFENDERS in 9eiebgeberiider
Sinii9t, piel @l1tes 5l1rpege gebraht
baben. Mapor Npe mid es ansorud=
li6 perltanben miien, bab Die @rii11=
6ung oes 1el1en @erba1roes in feiner=
lei @erbin6ung NIT Der Agitatton ge=
get cine gtaatsbeborbe fir offent=
lide Mutborfeiten itebt, mie @onper=
neur gberbart lie befiirmortet.
- Mao9en gum Ndben auf elmer
@raftma1hine perlongt. Mnbaltenoe
Mrbeit 5ugeiidert. spre@t Dor BEL
@orbpn & Teren;on, ct. @lono,
Minn. pa
- 5rob6em Ser &egen AM Srei=
tag nur 10 in Stromen bonn Simmel
berunterfom, unb Die @ege infolge=
oelien aufgemeidt maren, famen bod
oie odtuno5man3ig automobile, Die
an Der bon ser Mmerican Mnotomos
bile Ml1ociation beranftalteten Dau=
erfabrt, BEL Ser es in eriter 2inie auf
oie 3uperldiiigfeit Ser Mai@inen on-
fommt, CUR Mittagsitunoe bier an.
Ole Mntos maren morgens s Hbr
bon Minneopolis abgefabren, nno ibr
3iel lit ser @lacier=Harf. @rnite I'M
faue baben iid, 1obiel man meib, ni9t
ereignet, MIR 1ouen Sic 9anerf abrer
einem idlimmen &ageliturmr onsge~
lebt getpeIen fem. Die Mutomobile
iper6en bon einem %bolltan6ig ansge-
ruiteten 2urus5ng begleitet, anf benz
sic Ebei1nebmer 6ie Mabl5etten ein=
nebmen uno iibernadten; in 6ieiem
;3ug lit cine b%ouitdn6ige 3eitnngS=
re6aftion NIT Grnderei eingert6tet,
sic jeoen Sag Elm beionoeres 81att
bera1sgibt; elm babies 3uteno Set
tungsleute MAIDEN Sic Sabrt I'M 3uge
NIT. Sic Dauerfabrer pnroen am
Greet Mortbern 8abnbofe bon elmer
groBen Mn5obl @eugieriger begriiBt,
nn6 nod @rfriidung oes inneren
Weenlden ietten bieielben unter So@-
rufen sic 6abrt BON bier meiter.
:. Sir $1,000 fauft man eine Or
gel aus 5ueiter Sano BEL @ebr. @e'
Der, ct. @Iouo, Minn.
-Wer einmol Golb Spring Mal5'
@rtraft g%enoiien, min tein anoeres
mebr. 24-ba
- Die Grocery : 8irma Deering
& 8lontenberg, melde felt Ben leb<
ten Ssyobren an ct. @ermainitraBe Elm
@e1daft NIT tpiinidensmertbem @r-
folqe betreibt, bat 6ieier Gage in Ser
8erion oes Soiepb @infler, Sobn Der
6omiIie Sofepb @infler ien., bon bier
einen 6ritten @ei6aftstbeilbaber gu
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