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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
ncal contract nricea.
NOLASSES AND SYRUP


steady but quiet. Syrups quiet and unchanged.
with slow demand.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpentlne was
firm and little higher here and at Savannah.
Rosn and tar steady.
OfLS-An advance OF rs points was re-
ported In the price OF refined petroleum in
cases In the export market. but other quota
tions were unchanged. Lnseed oil unchanged
RICE-Steady and unchanged, with good
jobbing demand.
sUGAR-Rehned steady, with moderate
demand, and prices unchanged. on basis or
1866. zoe for graduated. In London beet
sugar quiet and unchanged. with January
at IS 2Ld; February. 9s 34d. and May, Ss
ND. Locally the market was quiet ana IN
changed. with centrifugal at 3.iSc; muscoydao
. gsc and nIolasses 273c Willett & GRAY
Total stock Of Europe and America. 32lo oo3
tons. against 2,5l2.Ysl tons last year at me
same uneven dates. The increase OF s. 200 !, = !,
G.2 $50 tons against an increase Of 10ls lest
week Total stocks and ahoats together snow
visible supply OF 3.2G5.563 tons. agalnsl ~,
81 ISL last year. or an increase OF oo''o0-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
WANTS MORE PAPER MONEY
President Of Reichsbank Advocates
Abolition of Legal Maximum.

Berlin, Jan. l0.-The abolition Of the
maximum limit of 300,0oo.0co marks G7J,-
c0,0o0) for issues of Imperial Bank notes
below the value of 100 marks $3.50 was
recommended to-day by Rudolf Haven
stein, the president OF the Reichsbank,
during the session of the budget COM
mittee OF the imperial parliament.
He put forth this proposal as a means
Of inci easing the gold stock OF the I'm
perial Bank, arguing that it was neces-
sary to augment this to 1,2o,oC0,0O or
1Jco 10000 marks G2o0.OoocO0 to 49,
OC0O0M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Jan. 10.-''The Commercial Bulletin,
Will say OF the wool market tomorrow:
There has been q moderate amount OF bust
ness transacted In the Boston wool market this
week. prices holding firm on desirable lots az
wool. while on sorts easy In tone. South
American crossbreds have been the woods Gre
ating chief interest In the trade. some old and
new clip woods selling. Otherwise there az
been little activity, except In fall Texas woods
which have sold fairly well. both secured and
In the grease, at full rates
THE shipments OF woods from Boston from
January l TO 8. inclusive. were 967s 3sy
pounds. against 9sg7 s5l pounds from the
same period last year The receipts from
January / 70 January o. Inclusive. were g. $40,
74s pounds against 6.322.163 for the same
period last year"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
u. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. Jan i0-The condition Of the
United States Treasury at the beginning oi
business 20 day was: Working balance wv
O43 40: in banks and Philippine treasury
$50 s6J. Os3; total Of general fund sl4i'ze"'o'V'
receipts yesterday, si,9li.oso disbursements
81. G57. 232 The deficit this fiscal year Is SS'-
1856 200, as against a deficit OF s22.92i.ooo last
year. The figures for receipts disbursements
and deficit exclude Panama Canal and public
deht transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
aza FAILURES IN WEEK.

Bradstreets reports 37s business fall
urcs In the United States during the week
against 2s7 for the previous week and
AZ. S5s. 29l and 3ls for the corresponding
weeks OF 1912 to 1909. The Middle States
had ia, New England Al, Southern lOa
Western Is. Northwestern Is and Far
Western 40. Canada had ~. against "a
for the preceding week About go per
cent OF the total number Of concerns fall
ing haa capital of 800 or less. and pei
cent had from 5000 TO $4,000 capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11

Weekly movement figures OF the Cotton tx
change: Port receipts. 1sc.sD9 bales. against
9jg ,;I7 last year: overland 10 mills and Canada
as 1871 against 3s 2O3 last year. southern inill
takinKs estimated. 5000. against $1,000 last
wear. loss OF stocks al interior towns. ~.
against 5000 las, ytar. brought into sight
for the week 3d.. $40, against 433.S6l last year.
Total crop movement: Port receipts, I.SS3,o6b
a 5l8 deducted. against T.bio.6tO last year .
overland 10 mills and Canada, o6u.v15. against
5lO OOj last year Southern mill taklngs. l.ooo.-
900 against 5J5 900 last year; stock az IN
,rrior towns in excess OF September ]. 6sl.iuo.
against 72g747 last year. brought into slght
thus far for season. lO.i3S.3Oo. against io''oo'-
3g2 last season =, -, au,.., D..
sales 900 bales: speculation and export.
/ roo. American. 10000. Imports, 2s.pO eaie,'
american. 27OO0. Mddling upland. 'pzn
rmtures opened steady and UNCHANGED: closed
hareiv steady. UNCHANGED TO points lowe,
Jsnuarv q 1Ghd; January-F February, 40 "a.
TeiTuary-March 8T2d: March-hpr,l. o''Utsd'
An Nav. O God; Nay-June. G6iad: June
III, n 05d: July-August, $50. AnEus. oep-
ye"1bor q Bid: September-October. o3on: VIC
49, November, 626hd: December -JahusIy ".
y 1oi. Tanuary-February. gid Mahchrs',,I
y-rns in moderate demand: cloths IN sood "e
mand.
Nov Orleans. Jan. 10.-Arer considerable
.,,isv trading In the early morning. the cotton
S,,,,r.s market to day, though steady through
ont became dull and remained so TO the Close
49, los at a net advance OF "a IL points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11

BEANS, half box. sias5 crate. s2@s4; oKRA,
So 30; large. $2qs4 80: PEPPERS. carrier, 81
asl %: 9-til box. 81 50@si 70; large. sld$i -;
box. 5Odt5c: PARSNIPS. Dbl, I5ca$i; PAIRS
LEY. curly. Dbl. 81 J0 plain, 50; crate, 900
75c; ROMANO. basket. 75c0Si 80; Dbl. $1u
81 80: crate. 5ocasl; SPINACH. Dbl. 50c@ti;
sHALI,OTs, Dbl. 81 J0ds2 80; SQUASH, old.
basket. 75casi so, TURNIPs, rutabsga. Dbl OF
bag. 15caSi TOMATOES. Florida. carrier.
81 25aS2 80: Cuban. sIQ$2 % Nassau. 75c0
81 80: WATERCREsS 100 punches. Slq$l 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
CENTRAL AsANooNs HAY RULES.

Washington, Jan. io.-Proposed new reg
ulations and practices for the handling
OF hay and straw by the New York Cen
trail lines in New York City, which would
have Increased the rates materially, have
been voluntarily abandoned by the roads.
and the Interstate Commerce Commission
vacated to-day its order suspending the
esw rules
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
NEW YORK PRICES.
sEABOARD CLEAKNNCES.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flogr was very y-,i y

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour was We , 20,
ao,ivc and i'm the absence OF demand price
rewained unchanged. spring patents, "a oVg
e. s0. winter streights. 81 5ogN 90 wln me-,
patents 81 75dS5 10; spring clears, oVs
"a ~. extra No l winter. - lSqst 20; 80 10 q,
& 05ifs4 %: Kansas straishts - ioaS5 ~ ~,
fancy spring patents. So 4ogSo ~ a.. ~ a. !.
TIOUR~Quiet; fair 10 good ~ ovHS2 ~ y
choice TO fanGy, 50 9o6s4. BucKWftEt,Ai
T TToTR 81 a5 asked per 100 lb. BAG MEAi-
G,nsdy' Gne white and yellow. 81 3O9sl So
coarse. 81 25dsl 30 CoRNMEAI..0okiin, dTleai,
s9I5 FEED-Western spring. s24; sts LII ~ y
mIddling s24; -four do. S2I; RED do9. sSS ~
cItv bran. s23 bulk. so4 30 sacks; middii. .a;
s21 bOas2g: red dog. $50 %: hominy ehop; -,
nominal bulk. So 20 sacks; oimeal' W. %"
'CoTFEE-Again felt the influence OF tne
annrnarhing announcement OF the valorlzatioh
~ and business was small sales amounting
90 x 200 bags At the opening prices were os.
n noints lower and most OF the DAY marhe'
sboyyed a heavy tone; toward the crosse a
stoadIor feeling developed. and inai prices WeIo
al the best OF the day, ranging from po'nht
iover 10 2 points net higher. Havre Was y
crane lower while Hamburg showed decline
~ Xmn pfennlg. and II was apparent .nat
ps,ronc /, also waiting for the valorization
sale Cost and freight offers from braAii weru
unchanged TO points lower but oiers Nere
mostly OF small lots Brazilian markets were
irreeuIar. Rio being firm and unchanged, wniIs
santos was quiet at 30 reis decline spot que,
hut steady. with Rio No at l3"c' Local.
contract prices. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
BOND DOTS.

Elmer ]. Carey, County Auditor OF Ken
ton. Hardin County. Ohio. Will receive
PROPOSALS until noon on January 20 for
the s22.l6O ) per cent county ditch con-
struction bonds, dated January 20, 1913,
and due on January 10. $3.50 in 1914, $o'SVo
in 1915, $I,7S5 in 1915. 1875 in 1917 and
81 $50 i'm 1915.
The Manufacturers National Bank. Of
Troy. was the successful bidder on jan
nary for the 10000 per cent eight
months revenue bonds of Troy. y. Y.
The election held recently in Wichita
Falls. Wichita County, Tex. having been
found irregular, according to reports this
county is proposing another election 10
vote on the same issue OF N2.oD street
Improvement. electric lighting and incin-
Grating plant bonds.
Adams & CO.. Of New York, declined TO
accent the $40 $50 Az per cent paving bonds
of Watervliet, Albany County. \. y"
claiming that the bonds had not been IS
sued in accordance with the city charter
II is reported that Fostoria, Seneca
County. Ohio, sold 10 Well, Roth q co..
of Cincinnati. on December 30 5000 AZ
per cent coupon public ways Improvement
township bonds. denomination 5000, dated
December l. 1912 and due 5000 semi
annually from September /, lslS' to Mareh
]. 1923. inclusive. with accrued interest 10
he paid by the purchaser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
CURB ECHOES.

There were several features IN the
trading on the New York Curb yesterday
Atlantic Refining sold as high as $50 an
advance of 45 points from Thursday
low. and closed at 63s a net gain Of -
points. Washington Oil opened at 30 and
sold I'D 10 43. and toward the close re-
acted TO 80. gaining points for the day.
On rumor that Union Tank would soon
declare dividend the stock rose from q"
TO So but later, when this could not De
confirmed, reacted to IS. Acting in SYM
pathy with the big board. most or the
coppers sold down. Braden declining from
1ols TO Oh and Mason Valley from 10 to
So, then recovered to 9.z.
George Vigoroux has sold his holdings
in "The New YORK Mining Age" to c. w.
pope. who has been the business manager
OF the paper. William Fleming has been
engaged as editor to succeed Mr.. Wig
ssOax.
nav holding company. which will con-
solldate the mining interests OF the Man
ming family in Nevada. Is said to be In
process of formation. The Orc. Dickey V,
Golconda and Bald Eagle properties VIII
10 included in the consolidation George
Manning is In New York on business con-
nected with the new organization.
II is reported that Tonopah EXTENSION
has encountered another vein on the 400
foot level. This vein was cut in the south
cross cut from the intermediate level
above the 4OO-foot level at point about
80 feet south OF the south vein, and only
one wall Is exposed. so its extreme width
Is not known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES

Union Tank Line. Atlantic Refining and
Standard of Kentucky were the special
features OF interest In the market for
Standard Oil issues yesterday. All three
advanced violently In the morning. but
reacted somewhat later OF. The general
list was somewhat softer though pipe line
issues continued I'm fair demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, Jan. 10-Wheat prices were buf-
feted back and forth with no marked advan--
tage to either side to-day, until the arrival OF
a message predicting the collapse OF the peace
negotiations at London, when prices advanced
sharply. This news also affected corn ami
oats bullishy. Provisions closed with little
change. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Jan. MISREPRESENTATION
cash. Sl2 05; January. S12 %. February.
si2 1871: March. 3I2 20: October. IS 90 AL
sIKE-No 2, prime, cash. sl3 IS: March.
$i8 IS. TIMoTiIY-Prim cash. 81 %: Fsbgu-
airy, 81 %; March. 81 97n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. January TO- 1913
GRaIN--WHEAT-Eas early, owing to
lower prices in Liverpool. where there was
active liquidation mere liberal offerings
from Argentina and Australia Late in the
day the market developed firmness. OH further
reports OF export bIslress and less favorable
adyices from Europe. and closed at about tho
top. with a net gain OF isaisc. Export bids
cut OF line and business Tor the day vas
smaller. but Il was reported that sales late
Thursday and on Friday would aggregate about
100 loads AZ all positions Receipts at West
ern points showed a falling on from last week.
but stocks at Minneapolis and Duluth showed
gains OF = 300 0OO bushels. suggesting falling
wheat 81 OGis elevator ana 81 Ola o ailoat.
No / Northern spring. 81 0ois o ahoat.
CORN-Reports that the country was moro
disposed 20 sell at tho recent advance. we'll
az the favorable weather for the movement.
caused a slight reaction early. but late In the
session prices were again trm. closing ~ "A
net advance OF asai sc. Export corn. Mac.
n afoat. OATS-Prices were steady. clos
ing al a net advance OF isn lzc. Spot market
quet. standard white. 4Oc. No ,, 3ShrS5c;
No 4 31iza3sc; natural white. 81 ls1tOc: white
clipped. 3sd4iilc. all track. KYE-Steady:
No Q western. G7dGpc, (. Buffalo. BAR
IFY-Oulet: mailing. Goa 10. c (, Bunaio.
Feeding dc. (. New York. Wheat. IN
Guiding -four exports Tor the Week according
10 Bradstreets. aggregate o.63l.H4 bnsheis.
against 15oi, 6ls last week and 2ooo.e@l last
wear; since July I. l32. 3l2.2 20 bushels dgaiisI
90 5a3 525 last season. corn. exports TOT lh.
week $50 100 bushels. against l,jo% 300 ifs'
..s,r an1 go O35 last wear: since July l, =
no G05 bushels. against l5s2slH last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
asked. fBid.

Secretary Hester's statement OF the Worias
,,,stbls SUNNY of cotton shows the total visible
e. q 25I O50 bales against 0,2I5,6s1 last week
& TOs 4si last year and 5.344so4 two years axo.
~ tbis tho total OF American cotton Is o,OOo,-
o2O. against 5,078.6s1 last week and 4,ssi'4sl
Ia year,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MI.
NIClPAl BONDS.

FURNISHED BIS zimmerman & Forshay. No. .
Wall street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
All quotations dollars per shsre)

Furnished by Gilbert Elliott & Co.. No. 81
Wall street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11
ITEMS OF WALL STREET

London was seller of stocks in the
local market yesterday to the extent Of
about 5000 shares.
Dividends have been declared as fol-
lows:
Pope Manufacturing Company. regular quar-
terly of ~ per cent on the preferred stock.
payable January 81 to stock OF record Janu-
AIRY 20
Federal Sugar Refining Company regularly
quarterly OF ! Y per cent on the preferred and
Ia per cent on the common, payable January
80 10 stock OF record January -.
WHY'S Overland Company. initial Of IL per
cent on the common stock. payable February
10 stock of record January 20.
United Cigar Manufacturers Company. regn-
lar quarterly of I per cent on the common
stock, payable February | 20 stock or reco'd
January -. The annual meeting will be held
February u. Books close January - and re
open February Z.
Homostakc Mining Company. monthly Of e.
cents, payable January ~ Books close jan
uary 90 This is an increase of L. cents over
the previous declaration i'm December.
International Traction Company per cent
for the six months ended December 81. 1871.
on the preferred stock and an extra dividend
Of per cent on the preferred stock, appli %
cable TO cumulative dividends on that issue.
Both dividends are payable February / To
stock Of record January II.
Washington OIL Company. 81 a share. pay
able February % 10 stock Of record January 80.
Atlantic safe. Deposit Company. semi-annua
OF per cent. payable January 10
Emerson Birmingham Company. regular
quarterly of Ia per cent. payable February l
to stock OF record January Ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11

The Childs Company Reports ioi '"o
year ended November 80, l9l2' "A gross
profit of $751;. l03. decrease OF No,S"'
dividends amounting to s6o9,4T were
s,22 ass greater than for the previous year,
which left the years final surplus at
s97, ss7 as compared with $is2,4s2 In 1911.
The balance sheet shows cash On haho
yi45. ei5. with notes and accounts receiV-
able OF sl2s.i77. Notes and accounts pay
able are 81, 09O,2 S5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-11

local market yesterday to the extent Of
about 5000 shares
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27

Mad elmer Mittbeilnna aus Der
8unbesbauptitabt miro baS repnblifa-
niide Mationnlfomttee in feiner am
is. DECEMBER ab5ubaltenben Sibung
cine auBeroroentli6e rationale Bar-
teiperiammlung auf Elm nod 51. be-
Itimmenbes Dotum einberufen gu Dem
8mede, 1,e11e &egeln betreffs Der &e'
praientation Ser ~etn5elnen @toaten
arf 6en Mational- nn6 Hraii6entz
}dafts= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5n
entperfen un6 an5unebmen. Die gins
berufung ser auBeroroentliden Har-
t~einperiommlung gu oieiem 3mede
miro 6esbolb notbig, meil Ser Mus,
iduB 6es MationaIfomitees fir geieb=
geberiide Mngelegenbeiten in elmer
auf 8eron1aiung 6es @refuttbfomt-
tees abgeboltenen Sibung at Ser ne-
~ber5eugltng gelan9t lit uno cine 6obin
gebenoe @ntibei0ung abgegeben bat,
bab 6os Mationalfomitee ni@t befugt
lit, beiagte &egeln ab5uanoern, mobl
aber CUR @ornabme lol6er Menoeru11=
gen cine auBeroroentli6e rationale
Notwithstanding ein5uberrfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27

lung nabmem, peroartten 6ie Srbens.
frauen ibr 8leiben. @eit 1904 ieoo6
1uden oie 5o3ialoemotraten ben Or
bensfrauen bur6 ale mogliden CHI
fanen lire fegensrei6e unb menfden.
freun6lide Ebatigfeit gu berefeln.
Ser 0r1ensobere iener congregation,
pelder sic S6meltern angeboren,
bat nun Dem @ermaltungsratb mitge'
tbeilt, baB fofort ale &rantenidtpe'
ltern aus Dem @%ronfenbaus %abbernfen
merben, tpenn 6te @bitanen ieitens
ser Experimentation @emein6eber.
Observation-Disclosures midt aufboren.
90 fits re9t!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
MprbbeutIden 2lpDb bletbt

Gem Morbbentiden 2loDb bletbt
Ser Mubnl ols erite @difffabrtSge=
jeai6aft barmber5ige @dmeitern o1s
Bflegerinnen I'M 3miidenbed bertpen=
set gu baben. @ier Srbensi6meite tern
baben ii6 bereits auf @ermittlung
les st.. @opbaelspereinS in Sen 11r=
ongenebmen Dienlt geiteQt. neber Die
beioen G9meitern, 6ie at &or6 6es
Dampfers uBrin3 Srte6ri@ @i1belm"
lire erite Mmerifareiie ma6ten, be-
ri6tet sic @erpaltung 6es 2lop6:
vDie 5pei fotboliiden S@meitern ba=
ben ii9 auf oieier &eiie gut bemabrt.
erleoigten lire @ufgaben i'm 8mt-
idenoed nit 61eiB un6 @erftanoniB.
Sbre Gorge fir sic &flege Ser @in=
ser uno @ronfen madte it6 ongenebm
bemerfbar; Ole &inoer murben, TO-
meit es Sic gltern 511lteBen, tagli6
gebooet. Sci ser 8eban6lung Ser er<
fronften Baiiagiere, pelde I'M
sdiffsboipitol a%ufgenommea meroen
mnBten, tparen sic S6meitern Sem
Nr5t cine mertbbone Stibe in Ser
Ser &ranfen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
Ssnntoeu 9anf allen 11nIern lieben

Smnisem 9anf alien nniern lieben
Greu1oen bon Sern unb Sab fir Die
bielen ber5liden@ Die utrs
beim Mntritt oes 40. Sabrganges oes
uMoroitern" 5ugingen. Die 5ablrei'
den Greunoidaftsbe5eugungen iino
u11s Elm 8etpeis oafiir, baB uniere Be-
1trebungen I'M @eilte Ser gl1ten Sa6e
Nnertemu1ng finoen, uno oas madt
nlonbc g%nttauidung, man6e Wfiibe
ul1o Mrbeit mieoer gut unb ipornt nns
at, Sen bisber u1tent>pegt bertreteren
@runoidten treu 81 bleiben uno itets'
fort ein5utreten fir @abrbeit n1to
&edt, fir Stride un6 @aterlano 8ir
5iblen 5uperlidtli6 oarauf, oab nnie-
rer 6re11no uno Mbon1re1ten unS III
oieie @eltrebungen a1d fiir6erbin
tbatfrdftig unterltisen, inbem lie nibt
ollein ielbit uns treu bleiben, ionoern
a11d unler 8latt in ibren Sreunoes=
fret pn meiter 81 perbreiten nn0 10
belien @irfungsfreis I'M 9ienlt Der
guten So6e, Ser mir 6ienen, aus5u<
breiten iuden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
Gta>t:N tni8fetten.
Cine @oppelbo6aeit munro!

- Cine 9oppelbo93eit tpur6e
Gienltagmorgen in Ser unbefledten
.gmpfdngniBfirde gefeiert. Sci einem
Inn 9 nbr bonn bodm. P. @iloebran6,
.. 9. s., gebaltenen So@5eitsamte
lieBen ii6 berebeli9en Sbomos Can't
blep un6 SRI. @oia SSdiger, mdbren6
BEL einem nm 10 l1br bom bodm.
P. gugen, 8. g. s., celebrirten
8routamte ibren Ere1tbnn6 6ur9
8rieitersban6 iegnen lieBen 8ernb.
Maslonfotpsfi nn6 SRI. @elena
&oeter. Mit SEN bielen @ertpan6ten
un6 Sreunben Ser beiben 8rantpaare
miini6t 6enielben au@ Ser vNor6-
ltern" Elm itets ungetriibtes @beleben.
- SIN Sitter bon 38 Sobren bot
am @onntagabeno I'M &auie ieiner
Mutter, ser @itttpe &p. Gimmers, an
%. @benr1e n0roli@ &einri@ Eim-
mers nad MIR a6t Gage tangent 2ei-
BEN, 6as 6ur6 2ungenfieber berur-
iadt mur6e, 6as 3eitIi9e geiegnet.
@or 6rei Sabren fam Ser 8eritorbere
na6 ct. glou6, nnb6em er feline 2e-
bens5ett bor6em ouf elmer Garm I'M
Somn ct. Soiepb berbradt batte. SsS1t
|St. CLOUD fan6 er Mrbett in Sen
Great @ortbern INSTRUMENTATION,
un6 er mar cine quite Stiibe Ser M11t-
ter, Die in linn einen arbeitiome11 nn6
anbang1iden @obn liebte. Mit Ser
10 idmer gepriiften M11tter betrorter11
ieinen SOD cine @@mefter, 6ie bier
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