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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-14
Plans Of Tennessee Company
To Safeguard Employees Health

The Cunningham hospital at Ensley. ac-
qulred by tho Tennessee Coal, Iron and
Railroad company for its medical depart
ment, will he renovated and generally
everhnuled before being opened under tina
new management, DR., Russell NJ. Gun
ningham, who has been with the com.
peay for great many years. has re-
tired from the service OF the company
ut Ensley and will remove to Birming-
ham, where he will take up the gen-
eral practice OF his profession.
The new medical arrangements of the
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad COM
peny include the placing of all health
developments under the direction of DR..
Nolon, whose reputation on the canal zone
brought him to tho attention Of local Of
hciels, resulting In his entering the serv-
ices OF the company here.
DR.. Nolon will have member of his
staff in charge OF the company hospital
at Ensley. At the various operations
the medical service will be rendered by
the physicians on salary basis and not
by taxing the employees as has been the
custom heretofore.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-14
BRAZIL WILL ADOPT
GREENWICH MERIDIAN

Washington. December ia,z=-f3raail on
January ! will adopt the meridian of
Greenwich for reckoning the Official
time, The country will be divided into
four zones the most easteriy Of which
will be two hours, and the other three
zones, respectively three, four and five
hours later than Greenwich time
The Peruvian government some years
ago accepted the Washington meridian
1or regulation of official time
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-14
Poincnrc on Comnittee

Paris December 13.--President Poin-
care bseame a membe, today OF a com.
mittes which has been formed to pro-
tect French interests In the West
Indies. 1t Ia large and Influential
body which has been organized by
Henry Berenger, French senator from
Guadeioupe, Tor tho economlo and in
tellectual development of the French
colonies In the western hemisphere.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-14
POLICE RECOVER PROPERTY
Snuff Stolen From Car on. L. & N
After Fight With Special Agent

In car robbery Oh the Louisville and
Nashville tracks at Thirty-second street
and Fourth avenue, early yesterday morn
ing. several boxes OF snuff were stolen.
following an exciting pistol duel between
special agent of the railroad and the
rohbers. IN which IT is thought one of
the robbers was seriously wounded Later
IN the morning police officers. under the
rorsonel direction CT chief Bodaker, re-
covered all OF the stolen property.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-14
.Iudga Fori Back

Snt;ge William Il, 1Nere has returned
from Hlakeiy, Ga, where he was ealloi
by the death of his mother. Ho viii
resume his seat on the bench of tho
criminal court teniofrov morning and
take up the capital docket set for the
Week. His little son, VINO has been very
Ill with scarlet fever, Is very much Inn
proved and on fair way to recovery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-14
Real Eatate ,Trsnsfera

siooo-Ensiey Land company to A. j..
Smith, lots gnd Q in block s1-J, map of
Ensley
So95-John d. Clancy to Perry A. Clam
oy. lets /, . and 3 In block 0, map OF
East Lake Highlands,
s757s,pSG. u. Cooper and Elizabeth
Cooper to W. p. Goodwin. LOT Il IN block
AZ birmingham Realty eompnry'a fourth
addition to Birmlnshams also lots IA ana
10 IN block 2o2. faap OF and survey OF
North Birmingham Land company,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-14
UNDERWOOD MEETING
AT EAST LAKE MONDAY

At a mass meeting to be held tomorrow
riSat at the East Lake fire station, Erie
Pettus will speak In the interest of Oscar
w. Underwoods candidacy.
The speaking will begin promptly at
1850 o'clock and the public is cordially
invited to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-14
day school "a the hosts Of the occasion

day school as tho hosts of the occasion
VIII furnish the music. The schools in
the west Northside district are the.
Aoipco Presbyterian mission. the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian. the Fountain
Heights Methodist the Pilgrim Consro-
sationel. the Calvary Baptist. the First
Methodist, the Handley Memorial and
Wesley Chapel,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-14

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some way mailed to Nashville aud all in
such a manner as to dupe both lawyers
and bank officials in the same manner
as he did in case of several weeks ago
when he obtained $500 In game that was
worked on ]. B. Brown of Kansas City
The extent of the transactions of Ar
mold are thought to be just coming TO
light and it was not until he was brought
to this city Wednesday night that any
thing at all was learned of his outside
transaction, save for the record that is
against him in the Burns detective agency
at the Chicago office.
In Nashville in November
Arnold, or Haynes who is known to
have sailed under half dozen names
In as many months, appeared on the
scene here the middle of November. He
represented himself as an agent for a big
South American timber project. Making
a deposit at the Hermitage National bank
he asked for the name of some reliable
lawyer Two or three names were given
him and seeking out one began to work
out one of the most dextrous and adroit
schemes to get money that could be
thought of.
His story to the lawyer was that he
whom he had been separated and on ac-
count of religious ties binding them tor
life he could not seek divorce, but there
was some property at the old home town
that he wanted to divide. He wanted his
wife to have one-half of the property and
would either sell his share or buy that
of his wife.
The stranger did not want to commune
cate with the wife, but the lawyer was
given the name. of a brother-in-law at
Clay City, I'LL, with whom he could open
negotiations, The well laid, shrewd and
daring Vaccinations of the confidence
man here began. In few days Arnold
exhibited letter In which the
fact that the property was there was ali
admitted and an offer was made on the
part OF the wife through the brother-in-
law to buy the one-half interest of the
husband at the price OF 5000
Through the Nashville attorney the OF.
fer was accepted for the Flora property
as Arnold was anxious TO close all mat
ters of business with his wife and In
due time there came to Nashville the
deed and abstract. When the former was
signed and forwarded to Clay City, where
the wife and her brother were supposed to
reside. the New York exchange drawn
on the National City bank of the metropo-
lis was sent to this city,
The confidence man then proposed to
settle his fee with the lawyer and the
latter named only s100 as he had been TO
little trouble. Arnold then proposed to
deposit the exchange and II was here
that the lawyer did Just what the stranger
crook wanted. he counter proposed to
take the draft and give his check for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-14
Ware Increase Granted

Washington. December 13-A substantial
wage increase was granted today to boil
ermakers, machinists and other members
of the Federated Shop Trades who have
been in dispuate with the Chicago and
Alton railroad, according to a report to
Secretary of Labor Wilson
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-14

MFR SYLV ESTER e. SMITH,
,lVl 260a South Grand Ave, st. Louis,
Mo-, writes; "Peruna is the best
friend sick man can have.
"A few months ago I came here in
wretched condition, Exposure and
dampness h d ruined
| my once I
4 Nesiscteu health. l had catarrhal
4 affections of the bron-
- chial tubes, and for a
time there was a doubt as to my re-
covery
MY good honest old doctor advised
me to take Peruna, which I did and in
a short time my health began to inn
prove very rapidly, the bronchial trouble
gradually disappeared, and In three
months my health was fully restored.
Accept a grateful mans thanks for
his restoration to perfect health.'
Ask your druggist for free Peruna
Lucky Day Almanac for 1914.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-14
CARNEGIE CONFERS
WITH M'REYNOLDS

Washington. December 13-Andrew
Carnegie apont n quarter OF an hour to-
day with Attorney General McReynolds.
but declined TO say OF what they talked
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-14
Recommends Tito All Who Suffer
From Kiddey and Liver Complaints

Mr. Clarence II. White, residing In that ia :
nous health resort city, Battle Creek. Mich,,
writes doctors failed TO help him until he tried
Warmers. Here's what he says Having been
afflicted with kidney and liver complaint for over
twenty years, and being treated by physicians
with no apparent relief, ! was Induced to try
your Kidney and Liver Remedy, and after using
it for time was completely cured and now
well and strong. | can unqualifiedy state that
this medicine without any doubt saved my life
and can conscientous1y recommend 1t to others
similarly afflicted. enclose my photograph
which saeaka for Itself regards my
health, This testimonial Is given without soli-
citation and by my own free will."-Clarence H.,
White. Battle Crack Mich
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-14
FOBkceo HABIT ...;, .:; ;;s IN :'s:;:' s:;: I. !.

prove Jour heaith proon9 life. No stomach
y trouble foul breath weakness. Regain rnauv
vigor calm nerves. csu eyes and superior
pipe cigarettes get nv ID,
ters,r- Tohacco Worth lis sid allied ffcs
E. J. W00pS. B34 Sixth Ave. 443 x. hsw York, ny.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-14
Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Remedy


s . in a averybr time
70 to
n
The day book., 1913-09-27
FOUR DISTINCT JoLTS

R. E. Pattison Klein, head of the
department of public speaking at the
Columbia School of Expression, truly
deserves a Carnegie medal
Yesterday he was invited to ad-
dress the newly-organized German
American Woman's Association at
Hotel LaSalle.
The ladies settled down in their
chairs fully expecting to hear them
selves praised Then the professor
rapidly handed out these jolts:
"Feminism as political process
will fail.
1.-THE feminine vote will not clean
up the immortality of the country.
Suffrage will soon run it's course
and die out. ,'
''The effect of women in politics
will be nil"
The day book., 1913-09-27

lanta, Ca, and fine of $4,000 for
white slavery.
Paris-Senator Duiardin, under
secretary of Beaux Arts when Mona
Lisa was stolen. died after operation.
Washington, D. C.-Imports worth
$3.50, 100000 held in bonded ware
houses waiting lower tariff duties eff
fective when new tariff bill is signed.
The day book., 1913-09-27
ONE KILLED, TWO MAY DIE IN
MOTORCYCLE-AUTO CLASH

Konsitina. Sadowiski, GIL w. 18th
street, was killed and two other men
probably fatally injured when two
motorcycles racing. east collided with
a street car at Halsted and 18th
streets.
In addition, the gasoline tank on
one of the motorcycles exploded, set
tting fire to the two men on the ma
chine. When the men were rolled
under the car, the flames from their
clothing set the bottom of the car
afire.
Two women tainted and one of
them on recovering was seized with
an epileptic fit.
The two injured men are James
Carl, GIL w. 18th street, and Leo
Waldzius, 1924 Ruble street. ~
The day book., 1913-09-27

pushed auto containing prospective
bride and bridesmaids -four miles
through mud six inches deep when it
got stalled.
Springfield, I'll. - Commonwealth
Edison Co., Chicago, certified to in
crease from $40,000,000 to $50,000,-
900 in capital stock.
Champaign, III.-Mrs. Thos. Dods-
worth, widow of policeman murdered
while trying to arrest Ray Williams,
alleged bootlegger, awarded $35
monthly under employers liability
act.
Ann Arbor, Mich.-David Cole,
much-married man in jail for bigamy,
requested sheriff to cut lock of Coles
hair to send to wife No.2 Ate dinner
furnished by wife No. 2, while he en-
tertained wife No. in cell.
Breton Woods, N. H.-Dr. VIM. J.
Beatty; Littleton, N. H., leading au-
thority on treatment of tuberculosis,
killed by auto.
Philadelphia, Pa.-Stockings with
pockets latest innovation for slit skirt
WearerS.
Concord, N. H.-Counsel for Harry
K. Thaw have requested Gov. Felker
to allow them until Oct to file briefs
in answer to petition of N. Y. state for
extradition of Thaw. Governor will
probably agree.
New York.-Mrs. j. Romeo Migii-
eta, former wife Chas. G. Gates,
dead.
New York.-John Purroy Mitchell,
fusion nominee for mayor, accepted
independence League offer to run as
candidate that party.
San Francisco.-Reported count of
gold in U. S. mint shows systematic
pilfering.
Panama.-Tug Gatun, drawing
twelve and a half feet Of water, first
steamer to pass through Gatun locks.
Observation-Disclosures General
RurIocon rocnivod nntiti0n from hOdu
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lie memeite Weriiun.

Rad,oem giirgermeiiler Sunt Dor.
aeltsrn elm Eronl,neiomenfo erlaiien
bate, Innt melhem Der fiinitige giir.
germeilter mir 5pei Grnenuungen gu
MAIDEN baben piiroe, oa bic iibrigei
goitcn i'm 9fatbbaus i1nmtIih unter
Die slcgein oes Gipiloienites fan,en
iino Die bisberigen Snbaber Der 4em.
ter iniolgeoeiien nit,t abgeieet iucr.
ben fonneii lit seitern GtaotanipaIt
geffman init einem Gittaften an DIE
Gipilbienitfommiiiion seiolgt. in mel.
dem suaritanoen ipiro, oab bic folil.
menoe aoniiniitraiion IL slenlter Sii
beieten bat, borunter nnber Dem Ar.
feifs~ nno Giderheitsoireftnr 0ereli
Sefretarc nno stpeisefret1re i'm gu.
rean oes 9iireermeiiiers. Gle GiuiI.
oicnItfoHuniiiion frnnf jeooh nugcn.
id)einlih oem irieoen nlih Jest nod,
nif)t red)t. oenn iie bat iid an ocn
Gtaots. 8eneralantDaIt 9ognn Inn Elm
@utahten III Der AHseIeoenbeit &C.
uonot.
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Scr 2iSenss z dDad)cr.

lin nadite9enoe qisensiihertraguns
Gen purce geftsrn BEL ben 2isenss
aommiiiaren eindetommen: gotpin
u. eoud, 3103 Golsrain 4osnue, an
isranf airdner, 119 g8sit Gi6ertn
Gtrabe: Names 8daman, 1044 Zen.
reFIes 9lpenue. on 9ebriiosr Roiens
burg. 27 Sit Sehite StraBe; 6enrp
ssromms, 966 gapilliou StraBe. an
0m. Rptpetdmp, 643 Wlain Strdbs;
6cnrp Doefel, 1909 Gin StraRe, an
Ssrman Sanieu. 537 Weit gIerte
StrdBc.
ffoloenDe ue6ertraaanasaeiuhe tpur'
ben BON Der aommiiIion pertpeigsrt:
Wllrtin 7SriB. 131 @osthe Strabe an
ghep. Wcper, 613-615 Smith Str.;
DilIiam Q. Grim. 539 4rmorn 2lpe.,
on 8eoroe 3. 0errano. 1889 Boone
Strabe; Gbnarb griscos, 601 g8eI'
5. Strabe. on SermaH e. Stamina
44O Deit 75iinfte StraBs; 9.ora'
;srisSel. 2548 Dine Strabe. an qntor
5beman. 321 Smith Strabe; Ireo
Mlobr. 2471 Deit WcUliten apsnuc
on csfibore 3oharop. $40 Gin Ctr.
Scbn gilIina. 3001 geefmdn Strabe
on Qrtbur grcfep. 500 ssohn Strabe
sto6n r. Sfaeple. 1O1 OF Neuut
StruRe, an asn. 8arnep, 30 8if
StraBe: 4bolph 2eppert. 3699 Gar
thage g5its. on 9eorae Ger0es. 53l
Weit Sehite Strabe.
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geine 8eamte,t
Grudbltc aeitern Der Eueen Gity
Furniture Glub.

Ter Gneen Gitp 5urniture elnb,
Sem oie prominenteiten hIeIiaen Mo-
belfa6rifantem mo Nobelhdnoler al.
aehoren, hieit geitern abeno i'm Butt.
neB W,en's Club ieine geonienpahl.
nerbnnocn nit eine,n ganfett ab. Silr
Die gSahl maren srpei 3idets, eln re-
au!iires uno elm unabbdnaiges, TN
,seIbe unc oas 8abIergebHiB NOR iuie
folat:
Qraiioenf: ssulius geraer.
gisepr1iihent: R. ;. Spren8aro.
shasmeiiier: 60. 6. sSeub.
Gefretar: 8. R. @elling.
Gireftorcn: :. ". Ser6ert, z.
amblmarn. jr., $. u. Spreuaaro.
albert ;sids uno ssobn Gornette. ir.
Gas @ahlereebniB wurce eelegent'
lid, oes ssabresbonfetts befonntaeee'
ben. beiien oplllentes Menu aliritlgen
geiiau inn6. 9lis gfreugaiie lno
,seitrc1ner moren Der ebeuialiae giir.
aermeiiter Ir. 2onis Sf,luob mo
Der fiinftiee 8iSe.giirgermeiiter
aouis :. Daunsr sugesen uno ihrs
0feben purbcn nit itiirmiifeni gei.
fall auiaenommcn. sm 2aiie oes
abenos hieIien icrner and cine gn'
sabl RitelieSer bcs alubs fnr3e lau'
nige Aniprahen.
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MmtontDbiliften
gniicn ibr Spfcr anf Der gnnbitrafe
lieeen.

Gus Gpfer bon riidiihtsloien alt-
tomobiliifem tuuroe geltern abeno
Gmil Qrodmon, Don 9io. 1921
Dionnt StraBe. als er nit einem 8s.
ipann Die Golerain Bife entlang
iuhr. Cine fnr5e Strcde iiioiid Don
Iortb 9eno rnnnte ein autpnlobil, III
ipelhem iih allBer Dem ebauffcrr
nod cine gln5obl ,Srnuen befdnoen,
i'll iein Silhrlperf NIT iolher 6cipalt
Iinein, oab Die 3eidliel gebrodlcil
ipnroe nmo grodinaun III rueltem DO.
gen anf bic GanbltraBe floa.
Ter riifiidtsloie Gbnuifeur 1ielt
nidlt einmol an Inn 81 icben, lpclhes
llnbcil er anaeridtet botte ,ionoerli
iaate i'm id)neaen Tempo oauon.
9rodmonn 0elaug es idlieBlid. nit
GROCER Wiiibe bis in bic Staot sn forl'
men nno er benofrihtigte Die Yoil'
gel bon ieinein abcnteuer. g5 miro ie.
bod fnun moglid, ieint oes riifiidls.
loien gutomobiliIten habbait 81 iper.
ben. oa grodnnnn anBer Stanoe &C.
liueien ipnr, Die Ilintncr oes gtlitomo.
|bil5 All erfenncn.
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Gum Gampf

NIT SEN h1liiieiten nllh aciabrlidlict
,Seinoen oes menidllidlen aorpers. D.
+. nit Den geroauungsitorlntgen,
meld)e if,lieBlih ons gan3e SnItem in
Mitleibenihait sieben, oas glut per.
inreinigen rmo in iebem Srsnne gil.
tiae stbialIitoife anbduien. aibt IS
MIR cine ruirfidme 4Saiie, Die oen
meiteren gortheil bat. DAP iIe lnge.
iobrlid, iii. IS fino Die beriibmteH
Ct. gernaro.ardliterpilfen iuelde
fein Guediilber ODER io,nt cine me.
taIliife ODER GsenSe geirHiidnlna ent.
baIten, ionoern nadl DEM beiteu Rc.
sept, MIR aus ben beilfraitiaiicn
gflaBeniaiten auf Die ior6ialtigIte
Mciie slbereitet iino. % Gents. slllc
Mpotbefen. B.S.
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Yrobiren Sic ettuds Sals, iuen,t
Wieren lttO 8lAic Sbnen
Srutel bereiten.

manfniol iehr ihner3baft lit, 10 III
es bod in @irflihfeit zines Der elm
fahiten 2eioen ltno leiht 81 beie!a
ti0en. S5olcn sic iid etrpo bier linz
8en SAB Gals bon sSbren Ipotbefer
unO nebmen Gle einen gBloffel ooa
IN einem @Ioie @aiicr Dor oem 5riib.
itiif. Ghun Sic oie5 8rpei ooer nret
Gage lang. 8ieieS miro Die Gdure
in Dem llrin nelltroliiiren, iooaB Ger.
Ielbe nitjt mebr Die 9laie uno llstns
Grgone irrittrt, pelhe oanr iuIeoer
normal funftioniren neroen.
To0 Sal3 lit billig, barmloS uno
miro hergeitellt aus Sraubeniallre
uno 3itronerioft, oerbrrben nit 81.
tbia, uno es miro BON Sauienoen bort
2eltten gcbrauht, DeId)e llrtnleioen
babcn, perllrIaht Ourd) llrtnioftrc-
S5rritiruna. SSaO Gals lit Dor3ilgild,
fir Die geierer un0 bat fetneriet ilble
8olgen.
Sier baben Sie Elm an9enebnies,
brauIenoeS 2ttbialpaIier 8etrant,
melhe5 0laienlel0en ihneQ bebebt
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eokol- l-Derid)t
gtutiAer yiticrariitb,r Stub.
TerieIbe Fat ssahresperiammlnng nno
iuGAlt Ncnntte.

lie Titalieorr bcs 3eutiden Git.
fcroriId,en sslnbs iparen seiters.
slbeno sur Snbresneriammlung 8:is
fainlnenacfommcn, nit Der aiif Die
geamtenpabI nerbulioen wor. als
9leiuItat mcroen oie nadlbenanitelt
Scrren i'm Iaiticiiocn Ssal)r Die Be.
id,ide 0cs alu6s Ieiten.
9srniibent Ir. *. &. Stol.
giscprdiioent Sit0ruIg gSoiee5ef.
Gefretir Sans 3inte.
Ghobmeiiter.-G. w. 8. Suebbcrt.
slrf,ipar -Buitan Wiueblcr.
Iie Serrcn Moiec5ef nno SiNfe
'ino Del nencn W1nner i'm @eriuaL
fiingsratb.
gie geanltcn unter6rcitctcn lire
9eridte. Sefrefdr 0errIe iiibrte stia.
ae, oab i3 Serrcn Die angelaate't
gortr1ac nidlt gehaltcn uno mir orei
cine iiihbaltige Gntidluioignng Dor.
Qehrod)t hdtfeu. 9tuBeroem miro Der
id)iu1d)c gei.f, Der 8eriamniIingcn
gcriiat. ssnseeionrlt nuroen 81 Vor.
trage get,aIteu ,mo Don oieleu fuarsn
2s Grilinalarbeiten. Ter alitb 3nJlt
!ai NtitaIieoer. Sd,asmeilter Site5berf
beridlieie cinen aniIenbeitnllo bon
rlno 1915 nno ba oos fiir Sitterafen
cine anberoroentlih grobe Suninle
iii. nad1te Serr Tr. Ieutid1 ben gors
id)Ian. oas alte CT. RiholaS SoteI an-
sufaufen, nm eine Shmflisens ein3u.
fcnimen uno ou,nit bns Yrojcft eiiics
Geirtit,cn Sanies su pcrlpirfliflen.
Ginoeleitet pur0e Der Ibcilo 0nrd)
cine 7isfuiiion iiber ben 6reibrlef.
3u cinem oroentlidlen @eonnfenai,s.
fauidI fan, rs nidlt, oenn Volitif III
i'm Teiltif'en 2itternriid,cn alnb Der.
pont. es oiirite mohl auh bds lctte
W'al aetpelen iein, baB 3aaesfraaer
in oas gereid1 Der grorterilngen ge5c'
Gen ipcrben.
9i1d'iten Wittpoh in Juloo.aberio.
Ter IlluItrc Gait trtfif am Mitttuod)
9iahmittag bier Elm rnb miro BON ei.
mem aomrittee naf Dem Clinton SO.
tel ncleitet. Gb gtndlmittaas irgeno
tpeIdle 9eranitaltiIngen Ill Ghrer bon
Gr. 9irhipia Tuloa unb ieiner 8c.
mahlin itattiinoen, bleibt benz aom.
niitfee iiberlaiien 9lm Mittrpodl
abcno ipkdlt 3r. sSuIOa in Der Me'
rnoriaI SaIle iln6 sipor iinoet Der
gortraa nm s lli,r itntt. llripriinalit
mar bic 3cit aui 7 llhr angeiett &C
tpeien. Hnh Sem @ortrng lit Gl
aueipe bel gsielerts.
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g2en gorf, 3. 3e5cmber. @ngef,:
,,Helu 9)ort", bon Soutbdnlpton;
Cincinnati, BON 8enua; rSrieorlt
Ger 8roBe" bon Bremen; r9eiagara"
ron 5aore.
abgeiahren: ga 2oraine", nah
Sopre; n6inlano", nah slntiperpcn.
GIpm outh. Ingef.: pRorter.
oam", BON ReIp 9orf.
burg. gnaef.: YWeoltte" ,
ron 9tep Dorf ltno Bolton.
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