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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17


time. Down Second street the man
darted and into the arms of a police
man, who had run up.
Helen went around to the police sta,
ton and there identified her quarry
as the man who had walked out of her
front door
In the Butler street police court
Magistrate Handy held Helen's b4r,
glar in $4,000 bail for examination.
Helen" said he, as the small girl
stood up very straight before him, II
want to take this opportunity to con
graduate you, for may not have the
pleasure of seeing you again. You
have shown nerve that puts a lot OF
older persons to shame
The burglar had entered the apart.
ment house through a cellar door in
the rear. He had jimmied his way
| into Mrs. Parsell'S apartments and was
Just taking stock of her jewels when
Helen came along and frightened him
They found his jimmy in the hall and
several Of Mrs. Parsell's diamonds
scattered about through the apart
ment. The man got nothing, however
Six months ago Helen assisted in
much the same way in the capture oil
two burglars who had stolen some
jewelry from a house across the street
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17
PRESIDENT 10 HEAR REPORT
FARM CREDITS RESULTS TO BE,
READ TO WILSON.
Committee Appointed at Chicago Con-
ference to Give President
10y Data. t.~

Chicago, April IL. - A committees
authorized at the closing session OF
the conference on marketing and farm
credits will go to Washington IN a
few days and present to President Will
son the conclusions of the 500 scien-
tific agriculturists, financiers and
economists who have met here for
three days.
They will appeal for the establish
ment by the government of bureau
for the thorough study of markets,
crops and cost Of transporting food
stuffs. They will Assert that the APP
preparation of $4,000 for such an Or
ganization, which now is pending.
should be increased to $1,000,000.
They will ask for federal loans to
farmers. The chairman, Frank p. Hol-
land, also will name4a committee in
each state to place the matter before
the state governments and secure ia
vorable action. Arrangements were
undertaken for a second national con-
ference to open in Chicago on April
14,1914, and for an international con-
ference at San Francisco in 1915.
They will read to the president the
report of the committee on resolutions
which states, among other things:
THE cost of taking the products
of the farm to the consumers is I'M
necessarily large, and the methods
employed are wasteful. Economical
and efficient methods for the distribu-
ton of these farm products are of pre-
eminent Importance in reducing the
cost and raising the standard of living.
The government should establish an
effective agency for the study of the
problems of marketing and for the
distribution of information as to con-
ditions and needs and rational methods
of meeting these needs.
1t is the opinion of the conference
that the small farmer is at present
unable to secure for sufficient time at
a reasonable rate and under favorable
conditions, the capital with which to
| purchase farm, or to procure the
equipment and materials necessary"
1t recommends that national and
state governments and other agencies
mentioned, should give immediate con-
sideration to the provision of adequate
means through which farmers may Sc
cure loans under favorable conditions.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17
Buckingham Palace Invaded.

London, April 12,-S uffragettism has
invaded Buckingham palace and has
caused small revolution in the royal
household. Rumor asserts that Lady
SALISBURY and another lady-in-wait-
ing to Queen Mary already have re-
signed, that several other court ladies
are absent from the palace, and that
her majesty has threatened to demand
the designations of her entire house
hold. The trouble is due to the fact
that suffragette reached King George
V by telephone.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17
Norway Vindicates Gade.

Chicago, April 12.-F. Herman Gade
former Norwegian consul in Chicago
who for long time met with opposi
Norwegian citizenship, has been vindi-
Gated by receiving an appointment on
royal commission, according to
Christiania newspapers received in
Chicago. His vindication followed the
victory OF the radical party, whose
cause he espoused in the last parlia-
mentary elections. BY royal resolu-
ton Mr.. Gade was made member
OF department of foreign affairs.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17
BULGARIA TRIES
TO GET SAL0N|M|
GREEKS NOW IN POSSESSION
THE KINGS YACHT SEIZED
IN BLOCKADE.
sERviA WlTHDRAWS TROOPS
Russia Justifies Her Consent To the
Annexation Of Scutari to Al
bania On Grounds Of
Necessity.

London, April 12.-Bulgaria is max
ing formal claims to the possession
of Saloniki, now occupied by the
Greek troops, according to an Elk.
change Telegraph company's dispatch
from Belgrade, Servia. The dispatch
adds that Bulgaria is taking military
measures to support her claims, while
Greece is concentrating her army
along the railway leading to Saloniki.
Powers Favor Bulgaria..
'Vienna.-The powers composing
the triple alliance, Germany, Austria
Hungary and Italy, advocate, accord
ing to the Neue Freie Presse, that
Saloniki should be given to Bulgaria
as compensation for the cession OF
Silistria and strip of Bulgarian ter
ritory to Rumania. Russia and
France, on the other hand, are Of the
opinion that Greece should have Sal
oniki, while England appears to favor
the view Of the triple alliance.
Kings Yacht is Seized.
Antivari-The Rumia, King Mich
olas' own private yacht, was the first
VGSSGl TO D6 SelZeu Ill Iuc HeC VI llle
international blockade. The yacht
! conveying three barges loaded with
four was caught early today enter
ing the mouth of the Boyana river
| The flour was confiscated.
Servia to withdraw Troops.
| London.-Indicatio of a peaceful
Balkan settlement continue favorable
The Belgrade correspondent OF the
Daily Telegraph asserts that Servis
has decided. on Russia's advice, te
withdraw all the Servian troops now
investing Scutari
| The Russian government issued {
! long official communication explaining
the efforts of the powers to arrange {
| settlement of the Balkan problem, ant
| justifying Russia's consent to the an
nexation of Scutari to Albania on thu
, grounds that this is necessary in or
der to preserve peace and because
Scutari is purely an Albania town, thu
annexation of which by Montenegro
would only prove a source of emba1
rassment and difficulty, weakening
instead of strengthening, Montenegro
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17

Chicago, April l2,--Easer,cables and
ideal domestic weather caused an easy
tone in wheat today. At the start
speculative buying sent the price up a
little. but the squirt was followed by a
reaction to a little under the opening
figures. Trade began with the market
a shade lower to &c higher. May was
a shade lower to a shade higher at
81 u M92c, After touching 81 Mc there
was a decline to 81 rs M91 nc.
due to lower cables. May opened Il
shade lower to ga Nc higher at $50
55 5sc. rose to 5GA and then went a
shade under the opening figures
Oats. helped by the early corn
strength, eased off under some selling
pressure. May Opened a shade higher
at 35A q, went up to 36c and declined
to 50 5sc.
Advances in prices of hogs at the
yards sent provisions up The opening
May pork opened mt $19.S0dt 19.S2E lard
at $10.S71a and ribs at $11.15.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17
Shipping Already Affected.

Antwerp, April 12-There is a great
diversity of opinoin as to the extent
here of the general strike. The Social
lists assert that there will be suspen
sion OF all work, while business men
are of the opinion that the strike will
not last long. The menace of the
strike has already caused heavy losses
to ship owners and shipping agents by
the diversion of freights to other ports
It has not yet been determined wheth
er the gas, electric and street car EN-
ployes will join the strike.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. April 12.--Hogs-Receipt
10000 to zoe higher than yesterdays
average; bulk of sales s.. l2 g 3. 30;
light $9100t9.40: mixed. $3.50 M9.35;
heavy $s.15M9.27 Y; rough, ss.75M s.95;
pigs, $70p9.25.
Cattle Receipts. 1000; steady;
beeves. $730M9.2O; Texas steers, $3.50
m7.9o; western, $7Ms15; stockers and
feeders $6.10MS.1O; cows and heifers,
$3.9O0DS.40 calves, $6.75M9.
Sheep--Receipts 5000; steady; ma
tive, $625M74o; western, $6.30m740;
yearlings, $6.75Ms.5o; lambs, $3.50
9.25: western, $10t9.75.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17
Auto Tour Date Selected.

Minneapolis, April 12.-The annual
national tour of the American Auto
mobile association, the route of which
will be from Minneapolis to Glacier
Park, Mont, will start from this
city July H. The date has just been
selected at a meeting of Minneapolis
automobile dealers and owners. The
route will take the autoists through
Alexandria, Crookston, Fargo, Grand
Forks, Devils Lake, Bertholl, Minot
and Havre. Nine days will be re-
quired to make the run. Mosl OF the
machines will be shipped back to Min
neapolis.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17
SPORT.

Naval enlistments at recruiting sta
tions last month exceed those for Feb
ruary of last year by III men.
Jim Hall, one of the most famous
boxers in the world about twenty
years ago, died in Neenah Wis
consin.
Gunboat Smith, the California
heavyweight, knocked out Fred Nc
Kay of Canada in the second round of
scheduled ten-round bout in New
York.
Iowa State university and West Vir-
ginia State university are tied for the
intercollegiate rifle shooting champion
ships of the west as the result of the
twelfth match just concluded.
The Chinese base ball team from
Honolulu defeated the Stanford uni
versity, Z to 3. The Chinese proved
to be fast in the field and on bases,
but lights htters. Stanford made
seven errors.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17
May Pass Through Canal First.

New York, April ia report ca
bled from Chrstiania, Norway, is to
the effect that the United States gov
eminent has offered Captain Amund-
sen when he starts on his north polar
expedition the honor OF allowing his
vessel the Fran, to be the first YES
sci other than warship, to pass
through the Panama canal. The Fran
is now in South American waters.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17
DAILY MARKET REPORT


se Mc; july So No. northern, sisc;
No. northern s6Mc; No: l durum.
93 lsc; No 3 corn. 54hc;; NO )! wh NJ.
oats. 321ac; barley, mating, SIC; NO.
, rye 5S1sc; No. flax. $l2SA:
Duluth, April 12.--Wheat, May, SIC;
July, S97sc. ,..,
stee em.A s7'25dns.oo; COWS, s5.oom7.75;
calves, $6.25M7.75; hogs, $s.95M9o5:
sheep and lambs, $3.50 0C5.75.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17
TRY to Kill Ii Yuen Fieng.

London, April 1.-THE Pekin cor.
respondent of the Daily Telegraph re-
ports that an unsuccessful attempt was
made to assassinate General Lii Yuen
Hens, vice president of the republic.
One hundred executions followed the
attempt, General Chi Yu Ling, the al
legged ringleader, being among those
decapitated.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17
Neither House In Session.

Washington, April 12.-Neither the
senate nor the house was in session
Yesterday. The senate reconvened to-
day and the house will meet Monday.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17
Became Real Thino.

White Plains, N. Y.-By feigning
madness to escape conviction for muir
der, John Mcclure became ravins
lunatic
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17
Pensjons for IndiQent Mothers.

Pensions for INDECENT Mothers.
Columbus, Ohio, April l2.-The
Greenland bill providing for pensions
for INDECENT mothers, an administra-
tion measure was passed IN the mouse
and now goes to Governor Cox, whose
approval is assured.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17
Missouri River Rising.

Kansas City, Mo-, April 12.-As re-
suit of the heavy rains of the upper
Missouri river valley, principally in
South Dakota, the river is rising.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17
Married Often

Somerset, Pa.-Esther Spielberg got
divorce from her husband, Attorney
Spielberg, who, she said. had mar
ried nine women in as many cities.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17
MANY Wives Abandoned

London-The police of London now
are looking for 291 husbands who are
accused of abandoning as many wives
and 673 children
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-01-31
CIRCUIT COURT.

The grand jury has been grind
ing away steadily this week, and
will finish their work today or to-
morrow. Wednesday and Thurs
day about 63 true bills--all for
negro blind tigers in Greenwood
were returned to court. Up to
that time a total Of about rs in
dictments had been found.
The case Of the State VS.. Eu-
gene Harper, colored, for murder,
resulted in an acquittal.
Tom Shipp, colored, charged
with murder and carrying a con-
cealed weapon, was, on preemp-
tory instruction, acquitted Of the
charge of murder, and fined $50
for the other offense.
Several other criminal cases
have been disposed ofsome get
ting penitentiary sentences and
fines, and others being dismissed,
The charge Of manslaughter,
which has been pending about a
years, against Mr. j. @. Thornton,
was noll pressed, and his friends
are gratified at the result.
The case Of the State vs.. Ed.
Powell, for murder, has been set
for trial next Monday, and a spe-
cial venire ordered summoned to
appear on that day.
The case Of P. G. White, for
murder, has not been set for trial
yet, but will be set In day or so.
Petit juries serving this week:
No. 1T R Bennett, G v TribbIe,
w r Pillow, L F Frederick, j H
Godsey, Riley Ely, A o Peterson,
w M Bennett, r 7 Jones, S L Me-
Ginnis, Mack Bartling, j c Scott.
No, 2--D G Peteet, L Stevens, a.
j Read, Simon Davidson, Z O.
Bowman, ] L Harlan, j w Wing
field, ] A Woods, N w Felts, j M
Humphrey, G W Robinson, Robt
w Baird.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-01-31
ENGAGEMENT CANCELLED.

The engagement for Little
Miss Brown at the Greenwood
Theater for Friday, Feb. 9TH, has
been cancelled BY her company,
and Manager Schilling is trying
to secure another attraction in
stead for one night next week. If
successful, announcement will be
made by circulars.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-01-31

Calomel, Calomel, you can not stay,
LIV-VER-LAX has shown us as easier
WY. Ask s. L. Rsines.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-01-31
IS NOW ON

The world OF EentNi iuconnue through
pMtw week
popularity nuaN
Come while are complete. Rmemb the
goods fresh white M Materials and e1uctoS ranging
Another shipment ofthoe n &C and cIace.
price O Domestic
Sheings Towels, Table Linen and Napkins Sheets and
Come to the White Sale
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-29

ERUPTION in Der 3dhe Der Sntensin'
iobrt in bic aealatstuIns Bal (palpall
u. q. 5Olsenoes: .@admittass luhrsn
mir in 8ootsn nab Der Slele. no oas
8niier am itdrfiten tphte uno beitdn'
big 5nblreihe srpBe 2aualtude an Der
CberfIlhe erihiensn uno se9en bic
Soote itieBen. SH slher Minute
wurbe unier Boot pom nidt weuiSer
OILS Iehs Stiicen Qapa getroHen, bic
etwa spei aabitfuB sroB tunren, bod
lit oas 6dbrsen9 ourhaus teinerl
Sdaosn. oa Die 2aua poaitlnoi9 luel1
mar. GinmaI laben mir mehrere guns
bert r~pthgIubenoe 9aoaitiide umber'
treiben, fis ~Ianfen absr mad Der grtal'
tuma ebenlo ihnea. ME le aufgsItis9en
maren. 9is Gisfe bss @niiers betrdst
in bisIem MteerstbeiI 120 bis $50 5uB".
Ssoenfnls eeb0ren bic unieriseiidsn
8ulfanausbriihe su ben Invertebrates
item ssolOsiihen G~ridsinunsen, be ii9
ouf uniersm grbbole abipielen. Sic
retheu bis in bic i%erniten 3siten gus
rid. luie upr daem Die uieleu u%ulfanis
ihen Z nit sinssIhlpienen Relten
BON Seeibleren perrathen. Die rttlid)
piel friiberen groperiooen aHsebOren.
GortIesuns foIst,J
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-29
Seeflilna nno SlutfreiSlauf.

0as Sestlima nirft nrn 3fnei Se;e
ten auf ben Sluttreislauf, eritens pom
Der 6a1t unh 5psitens pon ser 4unqe
aus. Bon Der 0aut aus pirten Die
glei6mdBlge Semperatur uno bic
5eudtigteit ser Seeluft. fotpie Die
hohs 6eu6tigteit an iid uno fernss
Der Wino, non Der 2un9e aus PER-
Ihieoene 8eoingunqen tirer benerer
observation-disclosures, Dor beioen
Soften Ser erh0hte 8atometerorud on
Der See. Bon oieien @infIij6en hdz
zen eini9e cine @r1sidtegung bes
8lutumlaufes our 6otge uno odmit
cine Sdonung oes 6sr8ens. G5 iino
Dies Die 0IeidmdBiqteit Ser 5empez
ratur unb Seu6ti9teit iopis Iebtere
an ii9 uno fernsr bic Before Sausrz
Itoffperior9ung ar Der Gee. Zen
8lutumlauf erihnereno uno groBere
g(nforoerunqen an ba8 Ser} ftelen0
pirten iebod ron ser 9Grperperipbez
RE aus Der Minb uno Ser hoba Ntz
moipdrenorud. Nah Or, SbezNmz
run 9ibt es gar feline giinTtigeren Be-
etnaungen fir cine aeeignete 9eeinz
fIuIiun9 oes SCREENS unA Ser 8lutz
gefGbs ais bas Settling. SO pirtt
~siinifiq BEL Der aoernperfoltung. BEL
Ser allgemeinen 6auti6nd6s uno Ser
Nei9uno gu 5rtdltunoen. Sn Der
9lei6mdbtqfeit Der Wdrmeabgabe
bietet oos SeetIima Elm tpunoerbares
Sdutmittel qegsn Die Iebtere. Gin
peitereS aroBes 8ranthsitsgebiet oes
3irfulationsappordtes, fir tpeldes ie
nad geharF bas i6onenb ooer iibeno
fpirtenbc Seetlima bon Nuben iein
fam, Iinb oie nerpofen l1eberrsi=
lungs unb Gridopfunos8uItdnoe bes
9lutaefoBapparates. 8~sfonoers Ners
oofitdt .bes 6er5ens finost an Ser Gee
Die beTten Grfolqe, ipennglei8 Die polIe
6eilung eft erft mad @erIa6en Der
See e~intritt, 8. +. bel 5ortfdQ Der
'rf6hten Snaniprut, nabme bur4 oas
Seetlimd.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-29
Grfdmpfter Sdlaf.

Cine orig;ne1c Nletboot, 5Ataf gu
sr3ieIen, empfie9tt 0r. 8. Moi5ett in
Berlin. 9as @erfahren ruet auf foIz
genoem &unItqriff: Mnn n;mnt no0
Dem 3ubstte1eben cine mpgltcnt be-
queme Case Elm. tas bei5t e;ne iolde,
bel Der Idmtlide Mu5tstn p0qig err
f6Iafft iino. niht oielsnige, in Der
mar ein5ui 9lofen senofnt It, aber
5pedmGbig hoG eil;s, bic be- le3teren
rfena4bart" lit. Man bsr.reioet nun
zoe Seme9urJ, a@d Die geringfigige
iie, mir Der 4.reane IdBt mon in nor=
mater Meiie ihrsa 2auf. 6ulten,
@dbnen, Rduipsrn Ii. /, ID. muB
u~n.eroriitt perosn. Na6 eiaiger 13ett
meIoet iia cine raid ~3unsbmenbe un=
bthag.it]te:t. elm e~Igenartises 8efib[
am gan5en 80rter, oas in Dem Der
langen nof 2Ggtpetfel gipfelt. Man
gibt Dem nidt nad, %Ionbsrn bebdlt
bic ate cage, obne ii6 i'm mirbeiten
81 rl9ren. lei. toohei mar atfo qe<
pife, t~einespess teidts Wioey itdnoe
gu i;bcspinb;n bat. Die Gmpfinouna
ces u~nbehagens idtpiroet. lie tebrt
dter 6a,,0 pieoer, uuo ron neuem muB
mon gssen oas 8eoiirfnis mad 8erz
dnberuna Der S%telung dntdmpfen.
SIN Der RegeI mad Is Bis 20 Mirus
ten. in ifnsren 6d(lsn fpdter. treten
SelDen nes n~erdnnabenben GdlIdfes
auf. man empfinost Die ,ridtige~
Miibi9teit, Wabrnebmungsn Ser
duberen MeIt, 4. 9. Der StraBenIdrm,
tpernen unoeutliher. Die 2toer peroen
'6rer, man bort iia Iaut ooer ionit
DerGnbert atmen, ieIbIt Idnor6en unb
oergt. msbr. Damn. ooer renn Die
anoenommens Gage oirett unertrdgli9
miro, le9t man it1 fhneQ, absr unter
@erme;p4ag ftGrterer gepegung 70
Fin, ME nan sir3uitIofen Qefpo6nt
lit. unb finoet Damn fat INNER IN
nenigen Minuten Sen ~erfebnten
SaIaf. Die aaf bic ftarte Qnipan<
nun9 pIoslid foIoenoe oaqemeine
Gntfponnun9 mod7t Sic Wirtunq pers
itdnolih. Nltt ieIten tpirb man bonn
96lof ubermannt. beppr es nod sur
9agspsrdnoerune tommt, benz 9e=
fat1teffette tat oos ndtiirli6 teinen
ginsrag. Sat man &c oage9en su
fruh oor5eno1men uno lift besbalb
9e3tpunqen, Den a~unftgriff gu nieoer.
bolsn, 10 muB mar ieIbitbsritdnoli9
BON nsusn Idueers 3sit rparten, Bis
Iia mad Der eritsn Storung oas grs
muourgssefIhI pe6sr bemertbur
ma6t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-29

F|T y 4. wert Der ~yaniesS"
I.E'I\E III msrfsn nod ebe
bas einitromenoe 8dIier oas meiite oa'
pom beoedt. Shon oon Nniang oss
@anolbouss an iiuo Eaulenoe Nmeris
taner CUR BeIihtigun9 oes %groBarti'
gen untsruehmsns uah Dem Sittmus
aeretit. nm bic nMtieie Tarhe" nod crit
Su lsbsn. ebs oas 8oiier binein9eIaiisn
milroe. Nuh aus europa iino 5dbls
reihe 3naenieu1e. 6afleute uno 8et'
1enoe h%grbelgeeilt, um Die eritnunltde
Nrbsit, namentllh an al ban Shieus
len uno an Gulsbrns @tnlhn,tt, gu be
iihtlgen. Gine 6abtt bon Wteer Su
Meer an Der GanaIltrede entldus ouf
Der 8dnamas8abn If ober audi oui
ole ddas etu oentWuroigss 8erani.
gen uno lebrreihes Stuotnm,
aommt man Su Shiiie pon 9tem
Gttenns ooer uou Ittu Nott Der. 10 tit
btr srite Nnblit Der 9ithmua, Quuos
idait in lhrer troptlbeu }lQe uno
Yradt gIelh Elm gani nnpergestiher,
9te 9au5e llntetbdItuug orebt lid dui
3ed ipfort INN Columbus 3. 0ier
bat atio Der @ntoeftr Nmerltas Susrlt
ieineu 6uB aui oaS 6eitlono oes neueu
@rotheils geitBt. geraos bier bat er upr
400 Sahreu Die 2urhiohrt mad benz
fCruen Snoisn gsmnht! @snn man
BON New Ylott nad) Banana iabrt.
srblidt man am britten Idge crit luls.
Der 4ano, bic y abamass3 nfeln.
8eItIih Dem Shlfie tnuht etne Sniel
nuI uon blltorilhsr 8%eoeutung. es lit
Gan SaIuaoor pher 0unnaut,
Ter Gnmpisr beidbrt sismlid 9ennu
bic Stsls. pon no aus Columbus Su'
erit Den neusn @rbthtiI srblidt haben
muB. Man IdBt oahsr ben 8lid LANCE
oui ben nieorissn tlmriiisu bes Gtlan'
oeS baitsn. uno Iebhait tritt in Die @r'
inueruna Die Grabbing pom oeS See.
fahrers tibnem 0cgnlB. ipie man tx
IN ben Suaenolabreu IN Yrola nno
Gidtuns in iidl auigeIogsn. IN ipdteren
Sahren NIT njdt perrlnaertem Snterelie
II nusfihrlider Garitslun9 mleoer ae'
Iele1 bat. Treibeu bier ood audi iiber'
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then. Bon Dem lie abgetrieben leln
miiien.
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Colon uno ieiner prddtl9eu Dor
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'honer uuo retsenoer. 0ter lanoen
mir iibsrotes in slnsm Stnate, pan Dem
Die 8slt ppr rini8sn Sabtsn nph nIhgs
fuuBts. otr Nepubttt Hnnnmo a.
Die N%btrennuns oifisr Repubtt oen
Colombia ma ia %unIeu9bar 9tpRsn'
ihells ods g8srt Der ger. Stadteu 81
mnbtsn lih Die ~unbeoinate Stuiha't
iibsr oaS 2ano. oaS Der 3aunmatanai
ourhauersu iuu, ildern, sht lii an eos
H%lslenme't 9ebeu tpuuten. 6ler ianoen
mir lomtt oenn nuh oui etnsm ifhn
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@ruuo uno 8ooeu Guttl Snms IT.
Ieln Beiisibum in ben 2rppen yen
Nnerlfd.
den Gri # b uno 81
Rocd.
gangs Der IS MeiIsn lau9eu Sdbn'
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@olOn uno Banana, poer. &C.
nausr seiast, Spiihen Grtnpbal
unb ga 8oca rsip. Balboa. nsu
Safenitaoteu am pitlidsn uHo usitIi,
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Sein Raturtheatcr an Der 3nrttura.

Vie man aus giierat meIAet. bat
Der oortige 8emeiroerat bie Grid.
fuHa oes geolanten Raturt;saters
unierhoI5 Der 8artours e,aitilnmis
obee!ebn..
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1913. Gortlebung)

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Non Tam aus perftiebenen Grin.
Den itfce9su: ia losor SesaaI5. neil
utoH aISts III iasen bat.
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