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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23
WARNER ADVISED BY
A WOMAN "D|ETIST"

CARLISLE PA. Nov 22,--Glenn
s. Warner, coach of the Carlisle
Indians. who is probably one of the
best authorities In America on condi-
tioning athletes for strenuous work.
received a letter from a woman in
New York several days ago which
speaks for itself.
II can regulate peoples INCLINATION
with diet which cannot be overruled
under IA strain. Try using butter on
part of the men an hour before the
game and grape Juice on the other,
and note the difference. Every type
has to be treated by a fraction. and
the reverse sometimes brings the de-
sired results | can get the individ-
uals complete in Q short time and know
the effect of all food.
There has to be combinations Of
foods, and under conditions. that is II
1t is not properly, changed after the
game II viii leave an undesirable re-
suit IN the long run. I have an unusual
experience on diet. The effect is pow
erful but unsuspected. generally. My
object is to let YOU give me what 1t is
worth 10 you and give me some oppor-
tunity 10 practice In the ball game.
have endurance, courage (have made
two parachute iumps) and seem go
have guessed the winning points Of
baseball books. What little practice
had to throw and catch was easy
gotten. but | have none of 1t now.
have decided natural liking for base
bail. ] assure YOU that what / know
OF diet, health and economy will be
valuable TO You IL YOU will send me
your men pjcmres ] viii tell you
crudely what nature of winning and
losing they have.
'"Hoping YOU will consider and
oblige
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23
BOWLING
ns c. i. Cosby.


The r5aCc PIN knights are still
making the small and large naples
ny hga sor Iarse scores and aver
ages
Tcnpin league opened successfully
Inst Nedaes day night. with the Palace
end Nirglnlan teams lired 50 FOR bat
lie. The Palace teap won two out
~ three games that night in the large
naples Srom the Nirginlaa team.
The Pa see Teno3u league games
last wedue day r.cht were not as
COED as ryrnctcd by the bowling fans
nut Il vae not poor bowling, the
g g.sIs. broke very Dad ''' "''' AL num-
The rar-os this week are expected
n be in top-uutCh form. with the
hirh scores md average grestion
The Palace teams captures first
p'ace In tre standing aropp,Hg the
5o0rnal toys into second place only
q few points behind
The ea~lts last week IN the Palace
Tuckp.n lcaFUe we've better than be-
so~e. nearly every b1wltl managed 20
rnn Gloss around the gee mark IN his
three Ear7cs.
The, games last Ncrdav night were
close ard exciting The Hala1e five lyeE
tAvee games from tho Times Dispatch
Seam by q small margin Winning me
first and second gaines by ten pins.
Zach game and capturing the third
game ny olly eight pins,
c II Cosby was star bowler 81
these gan &c
Last wednesday night the Rich
naond Lunch team wen two out Of
three games from the strong journal
Eve,
Richardson was star bowler OF the
evening. making 127 high score, and
totaling 32l.
$40 In Gold.
The Palace mana cement has ar
ranged a r}eze * S. each IN gold to
the bowler rolling the highest total
IN three successive games IN either
ducks or teup,ns,
Contest ea~ncd November 20th ard
eloses December 24th. midnight.
Highest totals SO far are:
Tenpiuq Davis, Gal Blunt, els;
Sweeney 6la
Duckptas-Dowuing AZ; Smith,
sgl. RIA 0- $40.
Rig game Monday right=~Pu!ace Va
Joprnals--at $50 IN the Duckpin
league
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23
MRS. FISkE TO BE
AT VIRGINIA THEATER

The coming weeks program Of the
Famous Players company at the Viz
ginta Theater Wednesday and Thurs
day, November 26th and 21th. will be
Mrs Fiske's famous success, Ca
pr.ce," with Mary Pickford in the
stellar role. whose baptismal char
acterization in the play Is Mercy. Tho
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23
SUPERIOR THEATER
HAS WESTERN DRAMA

Movie fans who admire Mr. Ker-
rigan will see him at the Superior
theater tomorrow in Western
drama. a two-part play written for
him by Jessie Lyle. 1t is a Western
drama in which Mr.. Kerrigan is very
clever, and is the first Western drama
in which he has appeared since he
Joined the Universal forces.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23
EUGENIC MARRIAGE
CONTINUED from First Page
CONTINUED from First rage.)

representing the completion Of four
books in the course, and the blue seal
standing for all Of the eight books. In
other words fourteen hundred and
eighty books have been followed up
on which examinations have been
taken. Moreover. there gre several
thousands Of these textbooks IN the
hands OF our workers. These books
have been read and studied by hun
dreds who have not cared TO stand ex-
animation. More than ono hundred
churches in the State have within the
past five years provided modern equip
ment for tho Sunday school. or have
remodeled their plants. and this kind
Of work continues with no Indication
Of abatement. Twenty-Five per cent
Of these improvements ere in the
country fields. IN ono association.
three country churches have erected
modern equipment namely, Kentuck,
Mt Hermor and Ricevlle IN the
Roanoke association.
While no direct efforts are put forth
by our secretaries to increase the en-
rollment In our Sunday schools. or
TO perfect the statistics, yet the latest
minutes show that we have 1872, 343
officers. teachers and scholars as
against zoos in zoos, an increase
Of .49T In five years These figures
Go not include the home departments,
Of which there ara severa al thousand
members. This show clearly that the
best way 10 increase the attendance IS
to improve the Sunday school as 10
organization, equipment and teaching.
We acknowledge with gratitude the
generous help IN money. literature
and secretarial work givon uH by the
Sunday school board, nj Nashville,
fHAar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23
Ralph De Orc
Made 100000
With His Cue

NEW YORK, Nov. 22-That the
cue is mighter than either the pen or
the sword Is the opinion of Alfredo
De ORC, the worlds famous pool and
billiard expert. De Orc is the cham
pion of AL champions, as he has
been the king OF his favorite sport
longer than anybody in any other
line.
Over a generation ago De Orc was
known the length and breadth of the
country as the foremost pool player,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23
DrCKPIN LEAGUE.
TnNPTN LEAGUE,

High garre--r1lii@, 1s5.
High tsesr Zone game --Palaoe,
100
High team (thrcc games -Palace,
a,1s7.
High average Ellis. ITO.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23
{. .r,cs Tl,'s " ect

Morsnv Nov 24th~-Jonrnni vE-
pslace. ~ SEQ o'clock
Wednee9es Nov. 2eth.-~-Tfme#- Dis
rrtch - = ehwcud Lunch. et $3.50.
Wefres rav. Nov. eth.--NirRinians
~ plshno shirt company, at $50
tTenpln h.aEue)
Thursday Nov. Exhibition
game: Cosr.t and Mcfarland Va bailey
ana Rowsev--twu- man teams. three
games teupinA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23
CoIportage Statement.
Salcs On Field.
81 ARn 81

From the tabulated report OF our
missionaries for he past year We find
that during this period they occupies
A o stations. preached 1884 sermons,
number az baptisYns 1894, number OF
conversions 1898. number OF Sunday
schools nj stations s24. made 36,o45
visits for religious conversation and
PRAYER organized forty-two Sunday
schools and mine churches, ana are
building twelve houses OF worship
and have completed thirteen houses
~ worship
In The building and repairing ~
chHrch houses and parsnnages they
have collected $3t.394,24; of this
amount S30Gaz 80 wRs collected on
their fields aai $7oty75 on ,hosr fields.
Onr cyangclists report number RI
sermons PREACHED l.hsa; number Of
conversions Sts. number Of bap'lBms
G97.
'vprnn1's Missionary Union.
We would again give expression OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23

sspr,,a1's Missionary Union.
We would again give expression OF
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-03
Give Us the
Order

And you will have nothing else to
do-except pay the bill. And
hat will be so reasonable and the
work will he so satisfactory that
you will pay the charge gladly.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-03
PROMINENCE OF ATHLETICS

10 mans social moralrss the athletic
field looms too big in the American nor
,rom. The pages ct sporting news aud
gossip fed out daily by the press seems
not merely truth, nut a positive obslrur
ion 10 all ]scriuu, thought.
Tn" complaint that formerly intcrc--
IN sports began "a die down when tho
base bah season ended. Now October
first brings the pigskin 'o tine front OF
the stage, all w'A'cr the sporting page
i. full ct basket ball. bowling, boxing,
and advance ''lopr' for ncN' year :
basketball. TO the SEE Ious man, tni, III.
N'rts the popular mind from i%nteres,
IN politics, social reform. aud all weigh.
~ subjects.
A Socialist Dcmosthcncs gave his
point of view about II the other dnv.
He says athletic sports were originally
ratrOnilcd by the harons Of the middle
ages, @ divert the people from think
ny about their wrongs. \ city that
" wv 'N'AN'i 'N'l tue bil .lNllslN anu
tournaments did not worry much about
high taxes or forced military service.
similar today, he said. ''capitalism -
en"ou gc- sports 10 diver the people
iro thought about their wrongs and
me need of social reconstruction. An.
p'r"ntly he would have people stop en-.
owing themselves and secure happiness
through paking themselves miserable.
The afternoon in the ball park or
football field may give ~ much pleas
are ~ the millionaire finds in his new
MOTOR ear. Md too many men whose
work does not permit them 10 see many
games III" newspaper provides the lux.
urv of a ,heaier in print.
Through the graphir work of the old
sporting reporter. illustrated hy the box
score, be secs the game almost ~ rlcnr.
~ ~ if h" were on the h~lcarhors. Many
tedious hours thus pass, while The titans
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-03
JORDAN ITEMS

We are having a few showers.
Mr., Russel and family from Texas,
came here tO get a home near Jordan.
They have rented a place from j. o.
Jordan.
+. Downs and family have been Wis
wing his father who lives near Fort
sumner.
Mrs. Tanner vas the guest Of Mrs.
Gipson last Tuesday,
Miss Lena W~attenbarger spent the
night witlNMiss Vira Wells.
j. House was in Jordan the first Of
the week.
Miss Mabel Brown has gone 10 Tu.
cnmcari to spend the winter with her
sister Mrs. Cooper, and to 20 10 school
We are sorry to learn Of the death
Of Joe Pearson, Mr.. Pearson lived 8
miles west Of Jordan, but had gone to
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-03

when the coming homrhuilders ge'
through .cnuuI.
The Public Schuul Library il about
The busiest place IN town ,nis year. The
people are beginning - appreciate III"
benefit that may Ice derived from this
source. There - NO other city in the
state that ha, such a large variety of
good reading. free 20 everybody nat
will call for it.
Everybody d, getting ready 20 take
part IN the campaign for subscribers
~ the Entertainment Course. The cam.
paign will start next week, and things
will he doing fast aud furious for II
few days. The first number Of the
course comes one week from next Tues
dnv evening. and everybody will want
20 lee ready for II. The greatest chalk
,alker On the American platform will
hn introduced 10 T~urumcari, and b.,
viii open the finest series Of enter.
'ainmcuts ever known IN he West.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-03
ISIoRE ITEMS

We nave mad tine rams IL our part
ii he county, and crops are looking
fine. Most all the farmer, have wheat
up.
Mrs, ". H.. Moore spent saturday
w5tu Mrs. Mrretr.
Mr.. Howard Knolcs made a business
Trip 10 MGnfuya last week.
Walter Chatham brought his wife out
home saturday from Tucumcari, where
~" VA. been .irE for the past three
weeks. We ARE glad 90 report she Is
rapidly improving.
d. II Wells aud Walter Chatham
went 20 Tucumrari Monday.
Mr.. W. ". Swain aud family at.
,ru,ird church in Moutoya SUNDAY.
viii PWn'y and family, Jim Well.
nul ramilg were lsidorc visitors sun.
day.
Edmuuio Gallego- b., visiting rela.
.tI'c- ru Santa Rosa this week.
Floyd Hun left last week FOR Chris.
tilu College in Lockney, Texas.
Blue Eyes
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-03
MEWKIRK

We had plenty Of rain last week.
W. b. Terry left on "a for Tucum.
earl Sunday.
h. +. Curry went over TO his ranch
IN sunshine Mesa Wednesday and re
turned Saturday.
The h. T.. 4 ). W. has recently put
in q waiting room and freight depot,
which was badly needed by the'public.
Mr.. Hicks was here sunday, his men
have reached here with the new road.
They are camping east OF town.
Mcstamo, Ed. Berry aud d. W. Bos.
worth aud Miss Lou Rowland aud Miss
MARY Bullock Ut Cucrvo. went down
I" the rccos tu the orchards Wednes.
day aud returned Saturday on account
~ the bad weather they were delayed
ou sunshine Mesa, at Curry's ranch,
II couple If days, they brought home
some nice fruit.
W.. II. Grove was called 10 Santa
Rosa Ter u few days.
lFhfh'Nfl VI ThNlH hheh lflu
mass here Tuesday.
Mrs. ". ". Grove is on the sick
list this week.
NJ. and Mrs, |. v. Gallesos went mut
10 the ranch ~ I-idore Friday. aud re-.
turned Monday.
d. Y. Gallegos. Jr, ate sunday din
u"r ut ". ~. Groves
sandy Fluc' Of Las Tanos. WAS here
sunday, We visited W. II. Groves.
Mrs. W. u. Chatham and daughter
Mrs. summers. came up from Turum
,ari sunday and went from here oui
to the ranch at lsidorc.
Loui, lr R,ra was in town last werl
lie was the proui p sscssrr Of a brand
new saddle. II IL, certainly u beauty
and must hay" cost Il great deal.
Mrs-r,. Kcttcr aud Long, two promi
nrn' ra'tlcm'u of TIN. plains were here
90 business la.' week.
Romero Garcia vent 20 Cuer,o AN,
returned saturday.
Curry aud ArsgCu are cutting ma,
t'I, week.
David Howard went 10 Cuervo aud
r"turncd' Tuesday.
Sahio Retenda
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Twenty-Fift Session Of
the Synod of New Mexico

Continued from LIST page)
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-03
ADDITIONAL POWER FOR
Los ANGELES

secretary Houston bias ius1 granted
q pcrmi, 20 the Southern California Ia.
sou Company for the development Of
additional electric power on the Kern
rational forest To supply Los Angeles,
PASADENA, aud n~eighboring towns.
This company operates seven hydro.
electric plants. one Of which is on the
Kern and five others on the Los An.
a"irs national fores'. The six plants
rn III" national forests are capable Of
Developing - 400 horse power, although
tHcrr ~ not sufficient power in the
't'canhs I" develop such an amount Of
power continuously. The company has
Installed, therefore, 4 number Of aux
lIlarN steam plants, which have a total
'vpari Y Of ahout $4,000 horse power.
While IL might he supposed that.
with such an amoun of power AT the
company command, there would he
htti" need Of an additional supply, -.
r""rally with other companies operat.
ny the same territory, the Edison CO..
NH- convinced several wears ago hat
. would eventually need more power in
ri"r 10 supply its market, The four
water power sites which seemed "a br
me most valuable for development are
~ the Kern forest, 81 application for
power permit vas made through the
fnrrSi service IN order tina tine com
uanr might develop these sites. II il
said the permit for this development
wH' granted by the secretary If agri
culture.
The four projects mentioned in the
permit are designated by The
~ Kern River plants >, >, I, and ;. II
: expected that plant No. 3. will hp
III" first ~ Ice put into operation, with
!, >, aud , following in the order given
n tb" demands Of the market increase.
j. stated by the mpa that ex
p"n,lN" iams will NOT he needed. but
fhat the construction Of SOME of the
'"uduitS will he difficult and will re-.
l'' "'7lN'lhblF dlhouul u llule,
Because Of this. and also because Of
he large investment required and the
large amount If power that il involved
IN the development, the department Of
agriculture allows a period OF Almost
- wears before the plants will have 20
h." in complete operation.
According 10 III. estimates Of the
governments 5 engineers the four new
projects Of the company will he able
10 supply slmost $4,000 horse power.
except for n few days in a period o.
five years. Through the use Of its steam
auxiliary plants, however, the company
will he able to obtain considerably more
than that amount, and il is planned to
install machinery which will have a 20.
tai capacity Of more than 10000 horse
power, This will he transmitted AZ a
high tension by means Of poles and steel
towers over a maximum distance Of
about 1873 miles from the plants to the
City Of Los Angeles.
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oklahoma for his health. He was ~
years - age. He had spent most Of
his life in Fast tennessee.
We are glad 10 see the new wind
mill that has been put over Mr.. ID, NJ.
DaVis's well.
Rev. Lewis, a Methodist minister, be
gan u series of meetings on the Ord
sunday of this month. Services at ~
u. III. and 8 p. m.
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FOR SALE

one broom house close in cas- front
Two lots. desirable location one nice
corner lpt close in. Terms on Uuu,r and
lot, 20 suit purchaser.
Our good Jersey milk cow. One bay
horse. gentle for amy child 70 ride or
drive
Icme gentle, well broke burros for
children. Prices righ.
uue I room house. corner lot. 10000
One i.room house. = blocks from Main
street. -"uu.DU
SO Dr. Mauncy. II
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graduate the First Presbyterian church
of Tucumcari upon the liquidation Of
debt which has 80 long burdened them
and also upon the consumation of the
PASTORAL union between themselves anC
the Rev, T.. Is. Henderlite.
Respectfully submitted by he Com
mittee. II. j. CrempsteD,
Chairman
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shoot quail out Of season, just a. much
50 ~ the man who seals q horse, robs
n bank or commits forgeryi
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Musldnoiihe 0fahridbten.

Aus Ser llrgeihidte bes
81 a1els. Wiit Der llraeid)id)te oe5
Noaeis beid,ditigt lif ein geritt. Der
in Der lesien Sislina Der Variierslfa.
beniic Der gaiiieHldlaften norseicgt
iumroe. Ter eriie gtaael. ben Ser
M,enid, beniibte, mar etnJbierfno6en.
Ole priHtitipen Wenihenraiien famen
bnm ath Sn5u. Siid,araten 5u be.
rmeen. Mno nod beiiie fonnen mir psi
rnanten primitipen 9olfern oasielbe
heobaften. als bic Wenid)heit bann
Die aunlt er!ernte. WetalI 3li idmie-
Oen, puroen oie NdaeI INNER sroBer !,
III Den Mninen bon Irola bat Sd,iie.
mann a.sierndgel gefunoen. oie ii6er
brei ssabrtnuienoc aft iino ilno Don
oenen einiae oas uHDerbnltniBm1Big
aroBe 8eipid,t BON 1880 0ramm er.
reidlten, BET % 3entimeier 2dnge uno
2A 3 3entimeter Tide. ssu ienen
3eiten iertists man Qdsel pon9roben
an, Die belte nirgenos mebr berge.
itelt meroen; crit bel ben iiingiien
Alsarabnnaen IN Yaris fan0 man
romaniide Nasel, Deren 21nse iiiht
ipeniger ais 1 Mleter befrug. 0as Gin.
i1lasen eines islGeH NaSels mar ma.
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9erisnal.

Serr buaro gerghauie n
ino 9emobIin iifo aui 9eiuh 5n III.
rer In 9,elp g)ort Dobneuoen 5odIier
Warie. 9attin oeS Serrn g9lIbeIa
gdbiroi. gereiit.
Wit auirid,iiger Jraner miro ir
ipeiten Areiien bic alnoe bon Dem
IbleEen BON Serrn Serma, II n
SeIlmnnn pernnnlmen per0eiI,
ser on Der SffpeIIc oes 60. ssabrc5
i,ehenb. ieinen glnsehoriaen mp ben
i,ielen sSremnSen. bic er lid, i'm 2nuic
ocr ,sa!,re onrd, iein fernoeutid,e5 8e.
fen unb feline herporragenoen Gbaraf.
fereigenIdaftcn 3u eriperben gemuBt,
Durd, ben merbiitiihen lob entriiien
ipilroe. Iie geerSlglmg Der iterblidcil
Siiae oes gntlhlnienen finoet nnl
9fontaa Morgen Inn ad)t llhr ponl
IraTrbauie, go. 1851 giontroie
slnenie. ,sairmoini. aus itntt. iporauf
INN haIb ncun llbr in Der St. goila.
pentura Stride ein feierlidles Seelea.
amt a69ebalien Deroen lulro.
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&okal.Derid)t
Ncrbeiiermngem
&trocn bic Gpnntpfommiiidre on Ser
0aoian bill glpenHc porneb.
men laiien.

Tn Der sSn0ion Sill auenuc, bic IN
Der Irsteil 3eit Der SdlaupinB Der,
idlic0cner 9tutonobilnnfalle gelpcien,
ocrcn letter, an ncriIoiieneu Daiit.
mod ben lob non ,Sri. griabt acilg
BON eopinaton SUR ,solgc t,atte. miro
IN be'leren 3uliuno gcbrnd)t meroer,
hnnll; cine Rieocrbpiuna ioId)er liz.
fcile immogiid miro. GO hnben az.
Itcrn Die EoluinfomnliIiare beidloien
itnn ais porbereiien0cr Gdriit filr
bieie 9erbeiiernngcn lpmrnen Die In.
lnaen einer nelien Irainirllna iolpie
circs Minnlte'ns aus aunfret bcidlloI.
fen. Iurdl 0ieie gerbeiierlmgen iulro
ncrhlnoert irerocn, oof, Der abid]iiiiae
Siigel burdl Hegenaiii'e id)lucr pal.
siirbor aenod> fpiro Can't Dem aoltcr.
bornliihIag bes Gountn 8eometcrs
iuer0cn lid, Die ausgaben fir 0iele
grrbcliernngen aIi etfpa Si262 be-
lunien.
,Scrficr oroneten oepern bic Goiin'
tpfunmiiiare bic ausnrbeitiing pon
Rlnncn fiir Die 8crbeiierimg Ger
Gbnrh apcnne. bonn aeiuton SeDee
bis .ur Nainpia Eife an. nddoein Der
ssccmeter herId,fct bate. Dab Die lln'
foitcn iidl ami S29S5 iieIlen lperocn.
Ter saoniraft iiir Die aieferrna Der
Qohlen fir oas gountp armerbous
purbe su S2.54 pro Jonne on Die
Nelianee GeaI SO. perge6en.
Bonn Sidlerbcltsoireftor Gaih lag
cine Red)nlina iibcr Si66. % iiir Wits.
Gaben Dor. rueIdle Die Staot gebab!
hot. nm es:;iii3iIiidtlinge bon aiIber.
hnl6 hicrnerpibringen. Tie Gonnip.
ioHimiIidre luerben es lid) porldHiig
iiberlegen, mas tie nit Oieien Ied)nln.
gen ttun moIlen.
Gle giirgerihait bes neien Goun.
IN auoiior5 sSreo. 9aoer. Der am 90.
Gfiober fein amt aHtrIti, nuroe aui
$4,000 ieitgcicBt.
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Der @eitoblsne BAT Nerbnd)t aHf cine
beiiitnmte perfon. beren Namen er Der
poli3ei mitgetbeilt bat.
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