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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-17
100 PILGRIMS CROSS HOT
SANDS TO MYSTIC SHRINE

Twenty-Five hundred Shriners from
many points in the state participated
in the ceremonies attendant to put
ting 100 candidates over the hot
sands in Pavilion rink last night.
The affair was under the joint charge
or Aahmes temple of Oakland and
Islam temple of this city.
A parade from the ferry UP Mar
ket street shortly after o'clock last
night preceded the initiation, the
Islam band leading the parade. After
the ceremonies q huge banquet was
held in Dreamland rink.
The Shriner degree was conferred
by Islam temple, under the direction
of Illustrious Potentate William
Hendricks, Chief Rabban J. A. Ulrich
and Assistant Rabban James Haw-
kins Members of the Oakland tenn
pie officiary assisted.
Islam temple and Aahmes temple
bands will leave Oakland Monday
morning to join the AL Bahr and Ma
lsikah bands at Santa Barbara for
the hands around the state" tour
the massed bands will make, starting
from the Mission city next Tuesday.
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Vital Statistics
BORN


ACHESoN-In this city. October II. 1918, to
the wife Of A. S. Acheson, q daughter.
ADAMS-In this city, October IL, 1913, ito
the wife OF A. ". Adams. q son.
bOHRRMANN-In this city. September -.
1918, to the wife OF William Borrhmann,
cAIT0LICA-In this city, Octsb.r IL, 1918,
70 the wife OF v. cattolica, q son.
FAZio-In this city October IA. 1913, to the
Wife OF John Fazio. a son.
hEaMAN-in this city. October ii. 1913. to
the wife Of Louis Herman. a son.
HOPhINS-ln this city, October IL, 1918, to
the wife Of G. O. Hopkins. q son
LoLA-fn this city, October 10, 1918, TO the
wife of L. Lola q son.
MOKMINO-In this city. October IL. 1919, to
the wife of s. Mormino. daughter.
NAzuIEN-In this city. October 10, 1913, to
y, me wife OF John Nazuten, q daughter.
o'CoNNoR-In this city. October is, 1918, to
the wife Of Walter oiConnor, son.
PoLSTADA-in this city, September -. 1913.
70 the wife OF George Polstada, a daughter.
hOMiCk--in this city, October f. 1ar3, to
the wife Of Harry Romick formerly sa-
die Nortonl, son.
hOSsELLO-In this city. October IL, 1912. 10
the wife OF NJ Rossello, daughter
IHuCkELl-In this city October IA, 1914, 10
49,, the wife of w. G. Truckell. a son.
TukLEI-In this city. October 10, 1..:, to
the wife Of 4. r. Hfiey. a son.
UZlELL-In this city. 0ctooer II, 1913, to
the wife OF r. Uzzell daughter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-17
NEW LINER MAGNATES
GET TERMINAL FACTS

r. c. Emery, Harry Livermore and
H. D. Cleveland, representing a large
concern which is to inauguarte line
Of steamships from the Atlantic to
the Pacific with the opening of the
Panama canal, arrived in San Fran
cisco last night. Today they were
guests Of the Chamber OF Commerce
at luncheon. The possibility of Sc
Aecting San Francisco as terminal
5n this coast for the line was dis
cussed
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-17
Miss PearkeS Won't
Prosecute Suspect

Daniel I. Moran, the San Mateo ce-
ment worker who last night confessed
70 attacking and robbing Miss Edith
Pearkes. niece of Mrs. Eugene de Sab
Ia at the entrance to the De Saba
estate in Hillsborough, October 5. was
charged this morning with highway
robbery by Chief of Police sMcComb of
San Mateo. Moran was taken to the
county jail at Redwood City to await
trial. Bail was fixed at $1,000. Miss
Pearkes declares she will not prose-
cute Moran because of his threats to
do her violence.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-17
Shipping Intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT

FRIDAY. OCTOBER II
From Hongkong, stmr Hongkong Maru-
From Puget sound. stmr Umatilia.
From San Diego and Los Angeles. stmr
President
From Coquille river. stmr F1feld.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER IS
From Taltal, stnr Adorna.
From Portland aud Astoria. stmr Tucatan.
From Eureka, Fields Landing and Arcata.
stmr City of Topeka.
From Fort Bragg stmr Brunswick
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stmr Har-
ward.
From Eureka, stmr Vanguard
From Puget sound. stmr Umatilla.
From Hongkong, stmr Hougkong Maru.
For Willapa harbor. stmr Daisy Freeman,
Captain II. Dewitt, at p. m, from Union
street wharf.
For Portland. stmr Oliver ]. Olson. Captain
n. t. Payne, at p. m, from Lombard street
wharf
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-17
OAKLAND LICENSES

in Oakland today:
James Flanagan. IS, and Mabel Elliott, 1e,
both OF San Francisco
Edo " Alexander, %. and Violet G. whar-
ton. 22, both OF Oakland
Archibald c. Hendry, Is, and Gertrude Dill
gel. 81 both OF Richmond
John ]. Thomas, as. Oakland. and Anna e.
Denham, SO. Sacramento
Joseph E. lancer 20. San Francisco and
Elizabeth A. oConnor, 81. San Leandro.
George Fellows, "a, and Beatrice Stubs, %.
both OF Oakland
Baptiste Dougout. IS. Richmond. and Le-
crease Botcabe, IS, Oakland.
John Schneil. 30, San Francisco, and Edna
Hayes, 20, Alameda.
William ]. Pickles. 81. Rust and Pearl P.
Donaldson, Is Berkeley.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-17
SECRETARY WILL SPEAK

At the informal get together
smoker" to be held Monday night by
the Chamber of Commerce in the
Commercial club quarters, Edward c.
Trefz, field secretary for the United
States Chambers of commerce Will
deliver the leading address. He will
speak on subjects of interest to retail
merchants.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-17
$500, 1000 Paintings
For St. Francis Here

Brilliant mural canvasses that viii
= decorate the walls fthe new dining
: room in the Hotel ST. Francis have ar
rived from the east and will be hung
next week. insured at $4,000, these
paintings by Albert Herter are said
TO be worth 100000 and to be the
handsomest mural paintings in
America There are so panels in all.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-17
HoNcYoNc IN TOMORROW

The Japanese liner Hongkong Maru.
which was due today from the far
east, Is making a leisurely trip from
Honolulu A wireless message was
received yesterday from Captain Togo
that he would not reach quarantine
until o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Pacific Mail lined Korea is close
behind the Hongkong and is expected
TO reach port Sunday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-17
? soo 10 ATTEND BAIL

The report of the committee in
charge of the seventeenth annual ball
of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in
America tomorrow night indicates
there will be more than $500 people
present in the Hibernian hall, 654 Va
lencia street.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-17
LECTURE ON EXPOSITION

"One Blood. to Be Shown by the
Coming Exposition" will be the topic
Of DR.. Frederick vining Fisher. expo
sition lecturer. in an open meeting
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
Y. NJ. c. A auditorium.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-17

DOCTOR GULICK TO LECTURE
DIR. Sidney L. Guliek. lecturer in the
Imperial university of Japan and lee
turer In Doshisha college in Kyoto.
will address the Commonwealth club
luncheon tomorrow on the California
Japanese Problem" DR.. Gulick Is q
Californian who has spent more than
25 years in japan.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-17
MOTHERS, CLUB BENEFIT

The Mothers club of Yerba Buena
wnchool will give a benefit show to-
morrow evening at the Cory theater,
Union street between Fillmore and
r Steiner.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-17

Napa, Cal. October IT,
1913, Mrs. Flora Koeniystein. beloved mother
OF Irving Kosnigstein daughter of the late
Edward Conan, and sister OF Albert and
Thomas f. Cehan and Mrs. Matilda Long
street. a native of San Francisco, aged As
wears months and 20 days. clos Angeles
papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral Sunday, at 1
p m. from the parlors of s. A. White. 1914
Eddy street near Laguna. Interment Salem
cemetery.
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DIED

Archer, Thomas IN Murray, Ellen $500. 10
Behre. Mamie e. i. 26tMurphy, Mary A.. II
Bible $500. tInfant) Murray. John 1885,
Carlson, Elm +. rs Panhorst, Mrs. Co..
Cordes. William E. / Pape. Mrs. Catherine -
Coggin, Lois Z L. "a Powers. James d.. -
Cuneo, Rico 1880. % Rose, Ralph w.. %
Eastman, Carl A.. 81 Rush, Harry ...... 81
Farrell, Patrick - Solomon, Moses -. Is
Fisher, Alice Co.. 90 Sarraille, Eugene. :. SO
Frank. John $500. 81 Sarg. Barbara 49,. II
Harvey. Miss Lucas II Sequeira, Mary s.. sc
Hansen. Hans P. 70l Shay. John b.. SO
Hlnckiey. Walter 27lSheldon, Willard NJ ~
Leahy, James -. 80 Smaley, David s. 81
Matson. Matt ..... 81 Smith. Mrs. Mary E. -
McDermot -. (Infant) Thomas, Edward -. IS
Mcdonald. Bernard. All Weatherby. Catherine 6S
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-17
porto1a
Flags
For the
Porto1a

Dinner and such
favors as confetti
bags, lamp, candle
and electric shades.
corsage bouquets,
ice cases, plumes,
caps, crepe paper,
flowers, tambour-
ines. I'D Floor.
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gdmpi acotn sdpr0ntdolftd.

tmfttN il at 3jdh
W.rHu QNtHWniW 61lt lll.
tpa Efrt eaHi l.Wm 6 l0nN
mrtaIdnftidpH Itpafiauut fitr
&'IaHdi bN .luaU.a.it Fg'1H,
meh rm tm 11HW Gduot cmca
CugyTlidfW NamHf HWW ate sdua,
urd10gu 300 cra'um ueldtr iu
lrgtW Sahrt HnHc im Ncrtte
gcu Sha000001 Wm Cpitr 1eial
im im9 El Sum HHea 6ic
SuldE 6ci'ru Wrlmu ais uoG
icmmeB iid'gr 30 batrudtW it, miro
uar fart itou iii 3u 0uHoeaul.
tenn nnmulu0t u6cr tm gau6t m0
m BUsaH rt urt tcju 9iudlunl
Ger Sudg 80 trobldtcu, mo Def
lcre aieiuItata mar6ru iih nah 5errn
laHcis 1Iuiidlt MIR crGcin laiicu,
mrm 5ta1t tm0 9m0cs Cradui.
iatiolcu it'd Der Safc auHc6mru
lui0 nit ocu 5arucrn 6d0 M
@an0 acacn Die Scudlc uorae6cn
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gsns III grnnOn?

8oi6ingtou, II. Sept. - 815.
rcnn Die 3raac o8as tit @6is.
feD? auaenitctiIih 81 i6rDierig
mar, Dab Bic 5ahlcitc 0c5 hcni.
idcn guercau5 oes 2ldcr6alloepar.
tcmcnt5 pd6rcno oreicr 2lomini,
itrationeu iid NIT Der 2luhport be.
ifditigtrn bat bic @mOcsbcG0roc
fir RENE 9la6ruug5- mlO @cnuB
nittcI Die pcitcre 7raae; oggas
lit grau0D2" idnca cnti6ieOen. syn
elmer bcute ocroiicntlihtcn ani0ge.
brng Der 9cboroe miro erfldrt:
a9ranoD lit eiuc alfoboliide Gcitil.
[ation ein3ig aus ocm ac9obrcncn
Gait bon 5riidten OeitiQirt inter
ioIhcn llmitdnoet 6aB Die darof.
teriitiihe ghmc, Der flii6ti9c 1uit
mo Die aronotiden Brinjipicn in
bcr Qeitiaation cr6oIten blciben. "
Die 5uhlelttc erfldreu meitcr ,3ic
ge66r0e lit icmcr Der 9luiid)t, oaB
iogcnannter g]ranop, 3n6creitct ans
@etreioe., aartofieIs o0cr elmer oil,
ocreu 5orm BON inomtricaem Spi.
ttlls oocr ans 2llfobol, Der ans ocn
gte6cnproouttcu Der 0cinia6rita.
tion grnonneu miro, genliidt NIT
mebr ooer menigrr ipirfIbcm Bran
6n ooer anoercm nromatiidcn Ofa.
teriol, cine ,51lidrHa lit, mo idlid
lid als 9ranop be5ciAnct miro,
menn Die ailfaeflebtc ayuidlrift
niht feline mdbren geitanotbeilcI
anqi6t Die Gllrhiiibrtng oieics
gcfupocs miro iltperBiialiA in
Strait treten.
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3ruri ,,uieln berinufen.

Gan 8raneisco. Sal, II. Sept.
-8ie Snieln Saloon mo Sope
Der 5rclmoidaits ooer Ionga
@ritppe III Der 5iioIee iiuo Der.
itiDunoen nit i6rcn gepobncrn
mebrereu Sunoert ginge6orcucn
nno cinigen 8eiBcn in Die Iicia
Des Dleeres geiunten aaptdn 4.
ID. Traif, BON Dem Ganpicr so.
iIoma~ Ser bon Sponeu, 2Ilitra.
lien, bier angelaugt it, bradltc oar.
iiber folgenoe 9}adridt.. nGiuer Der
reaelmdBigen 6anoclsonnpicr 3tpi.
ihen Sponcp lmo Der 8ouga.grlp
pc meloet. oaB sic beiocn ,5uicln
berIunfen iinO. Mn Der Stcllp, no
fie ans Dem glccrc herUorra9teu,
inogt iebt Der pcite C5can. arrj
bcrber batten bic iei9nliiden Syn.
itrimente Ser Marincitation in
5ponen mebrcrc befti1e groit6be
bic i1 inaeid6r 200
Dlcilen rorooitIid bon Sponep in
Der @eaeno Der .@ruppc ers
eianet batten,"
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Die proareiiipr llnrtei.

@aibingtou H. Sept ci.
ucr bicr acQcnudrtia taacnoen SION.
Icrcn5 progrciiiucr 6ilarcr uu5 al,
len {HeilcH 0cs 2anocg pluOcl
@linc fiir cine cncr8iidr Gampaa-
lie 3nr Stdrflmg Der Fartri Inn
Observation-Disclosures 6ciprodleH aud,
mite erHmrut pelhc5 ucmBc5n
mite cruaunL pcldc5 nem3cbn
aongreBab1coroncte iopic Salator
EoiHoGrtcr 5u 0litalic0crn 3d6lt
Us mau0cu Eldnc ht cincr cnerai
ihcn Ganpaguc in 9RaruIano, D}ai,
iadltictts mo Rem }Dorf eutnoricn,
no IN mcbrcrcu giitriftrn Gafan.
5cn bcitcbcn Gle progrciiibc Bar
tel bofft, inn Sabre 1914 in jcocm
>cr 135 7iitrifte oc3 2anoc5 cincn
aanoi0atcn gu 6abcn.
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GREETING.

With a pardonable feeling Of
pride and hearty appreciation we
present this Tn- State Number" Of
the Omaha Tribune, which is being
circulated by our Daily and Week
ly and fourteen other German pa
pers in Nebraska, Western iowa
and South Dakota. We are proud
Of the fact that it was possible to
secure the cooperation of these
various newspapers for the reason,
that it demonstrates the unity Of
purpose of the German American
press of the West and that they are
all working for the same object
the development and future well
fare of this great Western empire.
We would indeed be ungrateful
if we would fail to acknowledge
with sincere thanks the liberal
patronage accorded this enterprise
by the business world, whose adj
vertising and announcements are
presented in these columns. The
German-American press has been
great factor in the up-building Of
this western country. 1t has guild
ed and advised the newcomer
from across the water or the older
eastern states and urged them on
to strive for the highest type Of
American citizenship. Quite often
this is overlooked in some quar-
tiers and the real merit Of the
foreign press underestimate. If
the publisher Of the Daily Tribune
has succeeded in securing a higher
recognition Of the worth of the
German press in both an ethical as
well as material regard, he feels
amply repaid for the labor and
money he has put into this effort,
Our readers, we are sure, will
also highly appreciate the recogni-
ton given its press by the busi-
ness world by giving them their
continued patronage.
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lannnn Str NrrmannsiaInt.

Gan 5rancisco. II. Sept.-@e.
lcuuartig im0et bier oie %. pier.
i1hriqc 3ationaItonuention 0cs melt.
pcrYpeigtcu Cr0cns Ser Sermanns.
Sobne itatt. Die. @ciddftsiitimecn
tcadnucu am 1icnitag; oeniclben
aiug an Sonntag Gin groBes Bolts.
feit poraus, au meIten iib oas
gau}e Qelltidt6um Der Staot be.
t6eiligte Dloutag 9lben6 fano elm
Seittonmcrs itatt, geIegeutIib oei.
len ihnungooae gieoen ge5aItcn
miroen Mittnod gIben0 finoct
cine @alaporitetlllng inn SiooIi
Gperubaus itatt; Gonneritug miro
Gle Bal ionic Die Stdote Goflano,
9llameoa lno gerfelen beiihtigt
meroen; am 6reitag miro bic 5toot
imo Der @eIt .glusiteamgspIas be-
iidtiat meroen; Samita9 ueroen
Die 8eihditsiib1mgen INIT Der @c.
umtenpabl abidlicBeH iut0 gtbenOs
iiuoet Elm @aIabanfett III glmlcos s
9ieitaurant itatt.
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ArbtittrItatIhI

maibin1tou. ~ cert aas
irebn ucroii,niIidttn anaabtH
meld)r hfm arbcitaoepdrtrucu u5fr
Arbriiatoutraitc iulfhfH m0 bril-
gerihtcn Der lraOC lluuus Ht
hommen limo. 1T criidltlih oaB .r
teiislobne beitau0ia peliClen itn0.
mahreno oie gIrhcjt5plt UerturIt
iplror Tp bcoouteuoilcu Griol12
in 0ieier gcIichuHg babeu bic 9a
der 81 ucr3eidinen gehdbt, otreH
gohnc mahrcuO Der aHlcacbeurR
aeit Inn - @roicHt geiliclm iinb.
mnbreno ihrt 2Irbeiialpit nm bet.
uobe Elm diiniteI prrtir}t morocu
If gejiiglif Der 0erfiiWmq Der
arbeitslcIt babeu bic .3cituua5
idlritiicBer mo Die Steiu1aucr 0ic
aeriuaiieu erioIgc cr5ieIt mo Die
Settercu babm llcidleitig Die ac.
riugiie go6nerbo6una 0urdlgcicBt.
mos iid dber pon oen 5dlriitieecru
nift iagcn l1Bt. Iie GruHttlius
gen iinO iebr miaiieuo un0 GRIND.
Iih.
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Smaja gPniifperein.

3ic 9lftiondre ser 0ma6a Muiic
&erein 8uiloing So. bielten am leB-
ten 0lontag cine geriamnlIung a5.
IS muroen peicntli6 Goutinege.
ibdite erleoigt SdaBneiiter Diat.
gug9er legte tpegeu lle6erbdlifling
ron 9lrbeit iein 2lmt nieber; an iei-
ner Stelle muroe 6err sSuLius
1reitihfe rrlpdblt. S5err gluguit
Beernlann rpur0e in oet 0irefto-
renrat6 gcm1bIt. Die unter g(nf-
iidt oe5 grdiioenten oeS 0iulifuers
ems Serrn Gbeo. SinboIo, borgc.
nomneuen 9ieparnturcn iut0 Ser.
bciicrlngen 0es Sdngerbeinis tpur.
ocn gut gc6ciben. @ian muB ge.
itcheu, oaB iid) 6crr 5in6olo ener.
8iih in'5 3euq legt Der GSuBbns
oeu inn gluoitorillm 0eS @ebduoes
miro oltfgcriiicn unO ourh einen
nelten prieBt, GeutraI6ci5ung lit cin.
Qcrid6tet porocn, ln0 beute bat bic
Iiruta Guts, Con & 8lin0 NIT Der
Gcforotion ocS anncrcn bcs &c.
tduoe5 bcgonnen. 8hnen g9ohen.
iriit miro 0aS @an3c EN- feine3
9lusie6en erbaItcn. g(m Sonntog.
s. Gfto6cr miro oas S1nger6ein
6urh ein aon5ert lmo groBen @al
eingclDeibt meroen.
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Die Drti- i-SlaaItn- Ang0abt
Oct G)mabd CribhHt"l


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ott herIite e.iir Sfff Nlmo'dat
tlt'fn @t.aaliislelillh illip.i'ofl IL
r5i.cn bic 6urdl iHra l9mnt hst
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llanbmoro
In GbItdgol
HahAlla kflHatu III aH Vast
mannfialal iaaim tfa Mit
ift mab tbtuita HHHl

Uhhdla lI eW r
hafnf 8Mf UH .
m fNNf H0 f
Mflf gaH Ura im F
NHe HaHaBH tllH t
1bcr mf Nmhd m
mtaainiiaa @ mU
AHfNH Hat1 m Ia 8 NHHt
hge @fbHtb b MlmW f
Natifr Glaul AHdu M M
NaHoiifn aH NtH6uH flUt
Hiif6t urB iaHrn tftttU H
nHotre audf.Gait b0f 6am @atiE
cir NnIie Hlleh uu1H ngara
ilhl0aeu ma 5tuebglt Imu .wud=
tsn 0le fufiN hn Wa'hW.tmH.
rnb crhaHgifH $1,000 pHot fl
e ibnen atlB1tu hd mt ogl
grl0e IN Sitcrbcil W tr,u1ca
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Ser strcif in (snolano.

2opoou IL. 1cpt Ger 5trcit
in Dublin bat itd mmnc6r oni
giberpool lm0 2ouoon al9geoe1nt.
Mtan fiirdtet oaB bericl6c Sen
aoblcngrdberitrcif nod bcocllteuo
iIbertreifen miro. 5o groB iino
ole Sdpieriafcitcn, 2ebcuSmitteI
auf ben Qublincr 0}arft 81 brin.
Gcu oaB man iid nit Dem Glan
trdgt, Die Wiarft6diicr sll iblieBen.
Gic 9lr6citeriiibrcr i'm 4nrlaulent
bcbaltptelL oaB Der Streif 0urd)
ole 9(r6eitgcber ber6eigeiii6rt NOR,
Den IT. inoan iie iid peiacrten,
glrbeiterperbinoungen all5uertcnneR
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@erIannt S25.OOO ednbenerlah.

5rau Dlinuic go@crgc, bici9c
2lqcniin Der 1olman Soau Cont
pam bon )iep gort, mcldle lpegcn
4Arder9 Dcr5aitct, i'm Eoli3cigcridt
nbcr ireigeiprohcu mor0cn mar, bat
gegcu gomaro 5imon mo gBiQiam
9iurp61 cine ouf $25,000 Iultcnoe
SdaoencrioBtlagc an5dngig gena6t
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decentralization.

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DC bereiten.
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afuo. Steele, lit 5um 9eiude Iciner
@lterlt uno @eidpiitcr bier einge.
troffen. Scrr Steele iii GdIiirer
ser @riten g}ationol 9mf bon Gre.
mont, 81. gr miro ii9 cine 8o9e
lang bier aufbaIten.
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SrauOnnolHt in 6aOiIdlcm Crt.

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gen ino idnuer perlcBt, Sir mc1.
rcrc oicicr bc1t man teiuc Soiimm8
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Meme g3rOluncll SAL.

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lung bci5unobnen,
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fnerta's gotidlaft.

Sta0t 0lcrito, II. Scpt.-Gcr
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las 9elcgentli6 Der grofiulug ocs
q. aongrriies ieine balbi0brIi6c
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jcnem 9tadioIger ein ru6iges 2ano
iibcrueiicn f6nnc. Gam fam er
oli oaa geipanutc GerbdltuiB 5tpi-
lhcn Der mcritaniihen mo omeri,
toniidcn Hc9icrlmg 5u iprcden mo
Qab Der 0oifnrug 2Iu90rud, oaB
6icie Spanning boIO nadIaiien
mCr0C.