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ENGLAND's POLICY ONE
OF NON-INTERFERENCE

London. Nov. 14.-In reply to Pres
ident Wilson'S communication an
nouncing his determination to elm
mate General Huerta and his adher-
ent from power in Mexico Great BRIT
ain today answered formally that her
policy was strictly one Of non-inter-
ference.
1t was understood that the other
European powers had sent similar re-
plies to that of Great Britain after
exchanging views which It was lnot-
Gated Washington desired
President Wilson'S notes to the pow
ers, while 1t stated clearly his inten-
ton to get rid Of HUerta. did not It
is understood, include any outline as
to how he expected to accomplish that
object in case Huerta should remain
deaf to persuasion.
AS an official pointed out today,
however, cit is not difficult to forecast
what would happen, should General
Huerta not voluntarily withdraw and
the financial pressure and the block
ade of the Mexican ports prove in
effectual intervention must follow"
It is expected that President Wilson
will continue to communicate to the
powers successive steps of proceed
ings as he has been doing. So far as
Great Britain is concerned, it is point
ed out that he may rely on her reply
being the same in each case-namely,
With her moral support and SYM
pathy on the side of the United
States. England remains firm also to
her decision not to despatch a war
ship to Mexican waters. She is as
sured that the United States will af-
ford her citizens and her trade inter
ests every protection.
All this has been clearly explained
to Ambassador Page on his frequent
visits to Sir Edward Grey at the
British foreign office.
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OYSTER SUPPER
IS ENJOYED BY
NO. 8 F|REMEN
AFFAIR WAS GIVEN AT TRUCK
HOUSE LAST NIGHT IN HONOR
OF ANNIVERSARY OF CAPTAIN
PINES CONNECTION WITH THE
DEPARTMENT.

Last night the fremen stationed at
No. 3 truck house house, on East Ear
ragosSa street, gave an oyster supper
in their recreation room in honor of
Capt. Henry Pine, it being the fif
teenth anniversary of his continuous
service with the department
However. the captain looks none the
worse for wear and is apparently still
good for many years of this strenuous
life.
Driver D'Sousa acted as chef and
Fireman Lagergran as POSTMASTER,
and both Of them gave good accounts
of themselves.
After having spent a most enjoyable
hour during which Assistant Driver
Pendleton made a few remarks suit
able for the occasion, and Capt. Pine
entertained the boys by relating some
of his experiences the guests dispersed
to take up their respective duties, all
wishing Capt. Pine luck and hoping
that he may enjoy many more such
affairs as the one Of last night.
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TOOK HIM FOR
DIAMOND THIEF
MERIDIAN MAN ON BRIDAL TRIP
is MISTAKEN FOR MAN WHO
MADE BIG MISSISSIPPI JEWEL
HAUL-IS INTERVIEWED BY
CHIEF OF POLICE,

Mr. and Mrs. c. V. Collier of Me-
ridian, Miss, who have been touring
Florida on their wedding trip, had an
unusual experience in Pensacola a day
or two ago when q city detective
thought he recognized in Mr.. Collier
the description of a man wanted for
big diamond robbery in Mississippi
The young couple had been seeing
Pensacola and had taken a trip down
the bayshore line in company with a
Meridian friend, /. ]. Marty. They
had gotten off the car when the detec-
tive approached Mr.. Collier and told
him the chief of police would like to
interview him. While Mr.. Marty was
left to entertain the fair bride, ths
chief looked Mr.. Collier over, asked
him some questions. and then decided
that the young bridegroom was not the
mysterious Mr.. Raffles after all.
Mr.. Collier is a, prominent member
of the Meridian Elks lodge and he and
his wife were pleasant visitors at the
Pensacola Elks club. He took his in
terview with the marshal good ma
turedIy and said his Meridian friends
would no doubt think they had .. good
joke on him when he returned.
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THOS. MULLEN
SUCCUMBS TOA
LONG ILLNESS
AGED AND WELL KNOWN RESI-
DENT, WHO HAD BEEN CITY
EMPLoYE FOR MANY YEARS,
PASSED AWAY YESTERDAY Az
TERNooN.

After an illness of several weeks
duration, Thomas Mullen, seventy two
years of age, and one of the best
known residents of Pensacola, passed
away yesterday afternoon at 1 O'clock
The body was taken to the under
taking parlors of Frank r.. Pou, from
which place the funeral will be con-
Quoted this afternoon at 3 o'clock In
terment will be made in st. Michaers
cemetery.
The deceased is survived by two
nepnews, Thos. and John Mullen, and
ore niece, Miss Maggie Mullen.
For many years Mr.. Mullen had been
connected with the public works de-
partment of the citSs, having charge of
the stock for the past several years.
ers at the funeral this afternoon: Dan
Jones, Phil Sanchez, Paul Lopez, Geo.
A Petersen, Walter Joseph and James
Cardenas.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

San Carlos-M. J. Elgutter, New Or
leans; Fl. Jacob, New York; j. c..
Clark, Chicago; R. Tehner, Los An
geles; E. E. Scott, Montgomery; c.
Gibbons, Baltimore; w. A. Whitney
Omaha: C. R. Hubbard, Atlanta; j !.
F. Phillips. Albany, Ga; N D. Raoul
Chattanooga; T. E. Williams, At
lanta; o. C. Parker, New Decatur
S. Taylor, Mobile; E. o. Brien, Mo-
bile; j. C. Howell, Jr., Gateswood;
H. w. Thompson, Milton: J. w.
Webster, Montgomery; j. J. McCas-
kill, Jr.. Freeport; J. D. Russ, Free
port; C. Coffman, Knoxville; VIM
Holly, Atmore; Porter, Atmore; Mr..
and Mrs. Bschlesinger, Denver, Colo. {;
VIM. A. Steager, Charleston; G. B.
Whitfield, Montgomery; R. P. Boyd;
L. Wells, Dallas; G. H. Comstock,
Indianapolis; Mr.. A. w. Ranney,
Century; Mrs C. E. Cree, Denver,
and Mrs. B. Schlesinger, Denver, Col.
e. c.. Moore, New York City; c. w.
Munson, E. D. Mosiey, st. Louis; A.
B. Bernstein, Chicago; c. A. Town
send, city; r. Koy, Cumberland, Mr.. !;
J. S. Curren, Providence; G. H
Hand, Kentucky; G.. Poole, st. Louis;
G. J. Watts, Atlanta; e. NJ. Cox,
Boston; T. c.. Reddick, New York.
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BANQUET FOR
Y. N. c. 4. BOYS
THIS EVENING
LARGE NUMBER FROM THE BOYS
DIVISION WILL ENJOY A TREAT
AS THE GUESTS OF THE EXEC
UTIVE COMMITTEE.

A large number of the members of
the boys division of the Y. M. C. A.
will sit down to a banquet tonight at
$50 as the guests of the executive
committee.
Mr.. w. K. Hyer is postmaster Mr..
]. H. Sheriff., Mr.. w. p. Cunningham
and Rev. Mr.. Brown are also on the
program.
The banquet marks the opening of
the year of religious club activities.
These clubs will meet weekly for def
mite Bible study under the leadership
of experienced men. One of the fea-
lures of the club life this year will be
the formation of two Greek letter clubs
among the older boys who may or
may not be members of the Y. NJ.
c.. A.
Inter-club competition in athletics
will be am attractive part of the club
programs and this, coupled with the
social activities, will furnish the boys
with an al-round club life that is
desirable ard necessary.
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New York, will deliver lecture at
the Mission, 301 West Government
street.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the lecture and no admission
will be charged.
The speaker who has had many
years of experience in the heart of
New York's Chinatown, and who also
worked for a number of years in the
Pescuc Society. will talk on the sub
ject: THE Bowery as Knew 1t Thirty
Years Ago and AS It Is Today
The lecture will consist mostly of the
relation of the personal experiences of
the speaker and bids fair to be one
OF the most interesting things of the
kind heard in Pensacola recently.
Mr.. Gleason will discuss his sub
ject under four different subdivisions
and will show his audience something
of 1.-THE Parish and the Man and Wo-
man Who Is Down and OUT
Mr.. Gleason is already in the city,
meeting the people and inviting them
to come out and hear his lecture Sun
day night.
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LEARNED ENGLISHMAN
ADVISED INTERFERING

Sanford University, Cal, Nov. IA
In an address advocating world peace,
B. N. Langdon- Davies, English au-
thor and Cambridge Economist,
speaking before a University audience
here last night advised intervention in
Mexico but not specifically by the
United States.
with regard to the trouble in Mex
leo, Prof Langdon- Davies said:
There is room in the world for a
force which denies the right Of any
alto to cut its own throat or the
threats of other nations and to de
stroy it's natural resources. 1t is right
and the duty Of some nation to inter
pose force in such a case,
81 believe that America, England
and Germany control the destiny Of
the world" said the Cambridge econ
on1ist, because these nations believe
in reason, not in force"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-15
FINE EXHIBITS
ARE TAKEN To
BIG LAND SHOW
A. T. BARkDULL TAKES TO CHI
cAGo LAND SHOW EXCELLENT
AGRICULTURAL SHOWING FROM
THIS SECTION OF STATE.

A. T. Barlzdull. of the Fisher-Bark
dull Farm Lands Agency, left yester-
day for Chicago. where he will be in
charge of the fine exhibits collected
by the Fisher-Barkdul Agency and
the Pensacola Investment Company.
The joint exhibit of the two COM
panies named will be shown with the
excellent exhibit of the Roberts Con
zalez neighborhood, shown recently at
the Pensacola Interstate Fair. These
exhibits are of such q diversified ma
ture as to attract the attention Of
observing men, and there can be no
doubt OF the resultant good to come
70 this section from such an exhibit
ton.
Henry A. Johnston, business man
of LiAnse, Mich, writes: For years,
Fo1ey's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs and colds has been our family
medicine. We give 1t to our children
who like it on account of its pleasant
taste. It is a safe cure for coughs
and colds'' It contains no opiates.
Pharmacy. (Adv.)
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REBELS THREATEN THE
SAFETY OF AMERICANS

Vera Cruz, Mexico, Nov. IA re-
port from Rear Admiral Boush, of the
flagship Louisiana off Tuxpam, says
large force Of rebels is now operating
between Tuxpam and Tampico. They
caused a shutdown of work in the
oil fields where five hundred Ameri-
cans were employed. Report says
sixty five Americans and many other
foreigners, including twenty-five wo-
men and children, have been unable to
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-15
THREE TIE FOR
HIGH PLACE IN
GUNCLUBSHOOT
TWO EVENTS WERE HELD AT
TRAPS YESTERDAY UPON oc-
CASION OF REGULARi WEEKLY
COMPETITION OF THE LOCAL
MARKSMEN.

Three members were tied for the first
place in the regular weekly shoot of
the Dixie Gun Club, which was held
at the traps at Magnolia Bluff yester-
day afternoon. The high men were
Messrs. J. S. Hayes, B. Fairchild and
Jas. NJ. Muldon, who each made a
record Of % out of a. possible 25
hits. Close on the high record was
that of four next highest men, who
made 81 out of a possible Is. These
were Messrs. Heron D'Alemberte
Charles Born, George Turner and Dr.
Mallory Kennedy. w. "A. BIount was
the sole third highest, making a total
OF 20 hits.
The individual record of each par
ticipant was as follows:
Individual Records.
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Services Continue at
Christian Church

The services at the First Christian
church are to continue all next week.
y large audience greeted Mr.. Had
dock again last night to hear the sec
Old of the series on Rightly Divining
the Word of Truth
There will be no services tonight
Mr.. Haddock will preach Sunday at
II a. m and 1880 p. m and each even
ing d11EiaG the week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-15

LrammeH, Governor OF the state of
ISSUANCE of letters patent incorporating
mem ana their associates into a corpor-
Ltion under the laws of the State of
, In accordance with the following
J. W. BULLOCK. JR.,
CFIAS. L. VETTER,
J. Fl. D'ALEMBERTE
PROPOSED CHARTER OF PENSACOLA
APARTMENT HOUSE COMPANY.
ARTICLE ].
The name of this corporation shall be
ne PENSACOLA APARTMENT HOUSE
COMPANY, and it's principal place of
business shall be Pensacola, Escambia
county, Florida
ARTICLE H.
Inc general nature of the business to
De transacted shall be the acquiring,
owning, holding and dealing in real es-
ng and mansgnE apa rrnass bonss snd
he doing of all things necessary or con-
renient for the carrying on of any of
he businesses mentioned.
ARTICLE III.
The amount of the capital stock shall
le slo,0ooo0, divided into shares of the
BAR value of $4,000 each, all, or any
'art of which said capital stock may be
laid Tor IN property at fair valua-
ion to be fxed by the incorporators at
meeting called lrI for that purpose.
The term for which this corporation
nan exist is ninsty-nine years.
ARTICLE ".
The business of this company shall be
conducted by a Board of not less than
hree directors, the number to be fixed
Vice-President and secretary-Treasurer;
he directors shall be elected at the an
aual meeting of the stockholders to be
ield on the first Tuesday in January of
zach year. and the other officers shall
De selected by the board of directors at
|. meeting held for that purpose imme-
Until the officers elected at the first
r., shall be President, chas. L. Vetter
D'Alemberte shall be Secretary-Treas-
1rer, and these three shall constitute
he Board Of Directors r4d
The highest amount of indebtedness
VI liability to which this corporation can
4 any time subject itself shall be
The names and addresses of the stock
holders and the amount of stock sub
Icrihed for by each. are as follows:
- W. Bullock Jr.' Pensacola Florida
chas. l. vetter. Pensacola. Florida.
J; Il. D'Aiemberte. Pensacola. Florida.
w; BULLOCK. JR-.
CHAS. L. VETTER,
J. H. DALEMBERTE.
state of Florida, Escambia County
Before the undersigned authority this
lay personally appeared ]. w. Bullock.
serte, well-known to me to be the indi-
rduals described in and who executed
he foregoing instrument of writing, and
acknowledged, each for himself that the
signature there purporting to be his, is
lis signature, and that he executed the
aid instrument for the uses and pur-
noses therein set forth and expressed.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto
ret my hand and AFFIXED my oficial seal
his the 9TH day of November, A. D.
INotarial Seal) ]. p. McHUGH.
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires November 4th.
ts1L
162A-novSoaw4w
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Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties Of QUI-
NINE and IRON. Drives out Malaria,
cnriches Blood, Builds UP the Whole
System. Soc (Adv.)
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leave Tuxpam. British and American
consuls are urging the Mexican gov
eminent to send one thousand troops
to prevent capture of the town by
constitutionaIists.
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S. D. GLEASON
TO DELIVER A
LECTURE HERE
FORMER TUESDAY NIGHT LEAD
ER OF DoYERs STREET MID
NIGHT MISSION, OF NEW YORK,
WILL SPEAK AT PENSACOLA
MISSION SUNDAY NIGHT.

Sunday night at 1880 o'clock, 8. D.
Gleason, for many years Tuesday Night
Leader of the Doyers Street Midnight
Mission, of Is and II DoyeTS street,
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The Journals Want AID Way"
LEGAL NOTICE.

and the defendant is required to appear
IN this cause on December 1, 1913.
Henry Bellinger, County Judge.
f38A-oct25oaw5w
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In Escambia County Court OF Record.
state of Fiorida--In Chancery. Joseph
T. Roetter VS.. Anna a Roetter. On
Monday. the first day of December, A
D. 1918 the defendant. Anna A. Roetter,
Is required to appear to the bill fled
against her herein. This order to be
published once each week for four ca
consecutive weeks in The Pensacola
Journal. a newspaper published in said
Esdnmbia county. John L. Pinney, Clerk
81 vEourt of Record. Pensacola. Fla,
October 80. 1918. (SeaO
14SA-nov1oaw4w
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]: w. BULLOCK. JR.,

In Escambia County Court of Record,
state OF FTorida-In Chancery. Kosey
franklin VS.. Rose Franklin. On Monday.
he first day Of December, A. ID. 1913.
The defendant, Rose Franklin, is required
10 appear to the bill filed against her
herein. This order to be published once
sac hweek for four ca consecutive weeks
ii The Pensacola Journal, a newspaper
published in said Escamofa county. John
Z Pfnney, Clerk Court of Record Pen
Bacola, Fla, October 80. 1913. (Seal1
Extraordinarily
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moted and bespeak for him every sue
cess i'll his new and responsible posi-
ton.
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To Arrange For Shoot.
A meeting of the club will be held
Monday, Nov. IT, at Wilson & Biggs's
store, when a match shoot will be
arranged for next Thursday, which is
Thanksgiving Day. Captains will be
chosen and sides will be picked out, the
losing side to pay for a supper.
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NEWS OF THE
MARKETS.
Naval Stores Market.

Savannah. Nov. 1.-THE turpentine
market closed firm at 431s cents. with
Sales of 246,, receipts 1853. shipments
284. and stocks on hand of 29.569.
Rosin closed firm with sales of 1898:
receipts, 2,31T; shipments, 1885, and
leaving stocks on hand of 164, 191.
Quotations were as follows:
Grades. Open. CLOSE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-15

In the County Judges Court, Escan-
bfa County Florida Leslie z. Brooks
rs u b. Jones--Assumpsit. Damages.
BIS. The defendant and all other per
sons interested viii take notice OF the
Institution OF this suit by attachment,
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Pensacola. Fla, November Il, 1913
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the PEN
Bacola Hotel Company will be held in
the convection hall of the San Carlos
Hotel. at II a. n1.s December 1st, A. d.
1913.
VIM FISHER,
y. b. BINGHAM President.
Secretary. nov15oawzw
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Rfns WANTED.

Sealed proposals viii be received by
he Board of Commissioners of the City
II Pensacola up to o'clock D. m Mon
aay.N November IL, 1913, for furnishing
gasoline or electric automobiles as fol-
owe:
One, Two-Passenger Runabout.
One, Four-Passenger Runabout.
Bids to be addressed to &C. w. Eggart,
City Clerk" and endorsed bids for
Automobiles" The Board reserves the
tight to reject any and all bids received.
766A111nov7t Mayor.
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Subscribe for The Journal.
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IN Escambia County Court Of Record,
state Of F7orfda-In Chancery. Emma
II. Thayer vs.. NJ L. Theyer. On Monday,
the 22nd day Of December. A. D. 1913,
the defendant, N. L. Thayer, is required
to appear to the bill filed against him
herein. This order to be published once
each week for four (4) consecutive weeks
IN The Pensacola Journal. a newspaper
published In said Escambia county. John
L. Pinney. Clerk Court of Record. Pen
Bacola, Fla. November 18th, 1913. (SeaD
noy15oaW4w
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Notice is hereby given that the un-
sersagned WIN, @. the 9Th day of De-
semoer' 4. D. 1918, apply to Hon. Park
florida. at Tallahassee, Florida, for the
ISSUANCE of letters patent Incorporating
mem ana their associates into a corpor-
florida, in accordance with the following
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Anxiety of FIuerta's
Counsellors Regarded
as Favorable Sign

Continued From First Page.)
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CREW NOTICE.
Mmma Neither the captain, own
ers nor consignees of the
Earl Derby will be RESPONSE
BILE for debts contracted by
- the crew OF said vessel.
G. B. MARTOL4A,
oUINA EXPORT LUM CO. Captain.
Consignees.
CREW NOTICE.
- Neither the captain, own
4 ers nor consignees of the
SIS Gotta" win be responsible
: for debts contracted by the
- crew of said vessel
H. LINCHAUSEN,
GULF TRANSIT CO. CAPTAIN.
Consignees.
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Second Event.

In the second event, which was
practice shoot, the following scor,
were made:
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PROPOSED CHARTER OF PENSACOLA
AEARTMEMr LEIIcE nnAAn a ~

]. W. BULLOCK, JR.,
CEIAS. L. VETTER.
T II nsAT EMREpTE
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Gftate, $1,000.
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6. Gintsr. 100 bsi 210 GuB an
Grano 9iita 4ps., 2018 5uB norbIif
Der Montsomerp Bite in plsof1n'
Rtege, 81.
Sobn S6paob, grcr., an 5bs
Charles 8oIbt 60, 120 GuB ar per
Siofsite Der garrel Ctr, 81.
gborIss SiIburger an Gtto 5ifburs
Ger. 19a BEL 100 jug an Der Siib.
fsite Der Sloo Ctr, 182 CUB Ditiif
Der Carr Ctr, 81.
sbomos gurman an ggiuinm g.
9eppu, IS Gub an Der meftIsite ber
Smifb Ctr, 36 5uB nOrblih Ser
Dsbb Ctr, 81.
John 5aDsr on 9eorgt .. 5uttcn,
Got 107 in Sobn 6aper's llnttrcb'
ibeiluRg an 8opi5 2lne., 81.
6enrp SO. Snafer, per Mbmr. an
emma goot, 9beil pon Got 133 IN
Grutpforo Il. Glarts llnierobibsiInnl
in 9IenDdle, $2400.
William Gosrtete. Grcr., an eyohr
8. Moormonn, So BEL 123 SUB ar
Der noropeftlihen Gde Der 6adberrt
Str. unb 2incoln 9lpe.. $S450.
Anna Monter Il. o., an Denielben
oaFelbs Grunbitiit, 81.
8. y. Spbar an 4bbie :. Moob
25 Bel 40 SUB an Der Gftissss bel
MatiOn Str.. $40 SUB pom epitsfy
4De., 81.
2enu Gtsinberg an 6oHer 3
Glnpion. Got AT in BIod 81 II
Cottage 5il llntsrabtkiIungs 81.
6drrp 8rp6msier an 6omer J
Glaipfon. baiTsIbe Gie<ntbum, 81.
Jobn DutteEbofer an Wldr Shmib
60 BEL 150 SUB an Der NoroDits sSeii'
Der WitbsIi ab,.. in 0[Donbule. 81.
4mbrofs 6. pahotfb on RutbeEn
Streotmun, 33 BEL 150 Dub an Be
GaSistts esr WoriOn alpty 100 Gul