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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-15

has elected officers as follows: Pres
ident, Richard Lloyd; vice president
Eihea Graham; secretary and treasurer,
Albert Cox chOrister, Miss Beth FOs-
ter; pianist, Katherine Lehman; critic,
Mrs. Dusenbury.
These officers will hold for the re-
mainder Of the school year.
The tennis court near the Central
school building, is nearing completion.
Mrs. Fred Hess entertained the Jolly
200" club at her home in North Las
Cruces Mrs Mcclure won first prize,
a hand painted plate Mrs Oscar Lob
man received the consolation prize, a
Centerpiece- Besides the club members
there were three guests. Mrs. Joe Lowe
and Misses Litha and Fern Reeves. Miss
Llrna Reeves received the guest prize.
a piece Of embroidery. A guessing game
followed the cards, after which re-
freshments were served The house
was decorated with red hearts, typical
OF ST alenune-S day
Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Freeman received
valentine yesterday, in the form of q
bran new boy baby.
Mrs c. l. Hill. Of near DOna Ana,
arrived here yesterday morning, took
dinner at the home of Herbert NeO, at
tended the bridge party at the home Of
Mrs Smith in the afternoon and spent
the evening and night at the home Of
R H Sims and went to the home Of
James Quesen berry today, where she
and her house guests, Mrs George Hill,
of Wheeling, ". Va, and Mrs Cell, Of
Columbus, Ohio, were entertained at
dinner.
Mrs Thomas Casey and daughters,
Of Elephant Butte, are spending a few
weeks at their ranch home west of
town. The younger daughter has en-
tered LOretto academy. Mrs. Casey and
the elder daughter were entertained at
dinner yesterday by Mrs Herbert YeO.
Miss Cecil Wilson, Of Vanwert, Ohio,
IS confined to her room on Miranda ave-
nue. on account Of illness
Circus Prepares for Season
A number Of animal cages Of the NJ
L Charks shows are here for repair.
This show is in winter quarters at the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-15

lis stock. John Sykes has the contract
for building same.
The bridge gang has the pile driver
repaired and work has been resumed on
the Anthony bridge.
Mr.. Dreamer. Santa Fe raiIway-agenf
at Mesquite, has sold his farm at La
Mesa and viii move his family to Mes
quite.
The Four Saints Sewing society met
at the home Of Mrs J. D. Rawlings
at Mesquite.
Ansel Gardner came down from State
college to attend a party given by Miss
Pearl COe, at Anthony.
Mrs C. Carpenter and daughter. De-
liza, have returned from a two weeks
trip to Deming. where Mr.. Carpenter
owns a large stock ranch
Emmett Isaacks has returned to Las
Cruces, after a weeks visit at the Moss
mans ranch.
J. D. Rawlings. S. ". Howard, Carl
Price, John Snyman and w P Brooks
nave been to FL PasO the past week.
W. c. MOssman and J. C McNary were
isitOrs to Las Cruces.
Frank Sykes has returned from trip
TO AlamOgordo, where he has been
rounding up the Coe brand cattle,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-15
FAVOR GETTING WA
TER FROM LEASBURG
Stockholders of Three Saints Ditch Ask
Reclamation Service to Designate
Ditch Locations.

BerinO. n N, Feb. 15.-At the spe-
cial meeting of the stockholders Of the
Three Saints ditch, held at the Carpen-
ter ranch. resolutions were passed enn-
Ccrsing the proposed plans for this dis
trict to secure its irrigation waters
from the LeasburE diversion dam
through the Las Cruces ditch, If sat
isfactory arrangements can be made As
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-15
EXPERIMENTS START IN
CAIEIE EOnn Ar COLLEGE

OALLLE rOOD Al CULAENHts
State College, N n, Feb. 15.-F. ".
Christensen, of the nutrition depart
Tent, in cooperation with the depart
ment Of animal husbandry, is conduct
ing series Of feeding experiments with
range steers. These experiments are to
continue for number Of years, using
some Of the more common New Mexico
feeding stuffs and comparing their nu-
tritive effect on streers Of different
ages.
DR.. ". E Garrison has gone to Santa
Fe on educational business.
Miss Vera White. Of Kansas City, Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Dean BlOOdgOOd.
Director Foster and J. ". Rigney,
who accompanied the Santa Fe demon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-15

church tomorrow. At the evening SER
vice Mr.. Wilcox viii read from Van
Dyke
The Commercial club Of the college
held Joint meeting with the Fibah
club Of Las Cruces
The red and blue" contest at the
First Presbyterian church has en-
hYened the interest in Sunday school
work Rev Mr.. Mathes viii preach
Sunday morning on Where Art Thou
Young peOpls' meeting in the evening
VIII discuss the subject OF temperance
Tonight in Hadley hall viii occur the
annual debate between the FL Paso
high school and the college preparatory
department R Buvens and T. Lester
are to represent the college by defends
ing the affirmative Of the subject, Re-
solved, that woman's suffrage should be
adopted by the Z. S"
Wright cleans eleanest in Fl Paso.
Phone S4S for wagon
Hotel Paso aeI NOrte.
The dining room and grill OF Hotel
Paso del Norte is open until midnight
Meals served a Ia carte-excellent SER
vice.
Ladies' garments cleaned Wright.
Many persons never find the business
they like beauSe they want the business
to do all the liking
virgins sanitary cleaning. phone SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-15

Many persons never find the business
they like beause they want the business
to do all the liking
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-15

virgins sanitary cleaning. phone s4s,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-15

Wright cleans cleanest in Fl Pasos
Phone S43 for wagon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-15

Ladies garments eIeaned- wright.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-10
(From the Oil and Gas JournaD
Southwest Oklahoma.

Outside of the development IN the
new Healdton pool, in Carter county,
,bera ia ye,, ittle of an interesting
ratura occurring in the southwestern
Oklahoma regions. Wells are smut
down from time to time on account OF
the lack of funds and other reasons
and as a result, a large bulk OF the
territory has not as yet been tes'eu'
Tho finding of a nice we'll in Garter
county the past week gives this por-
tion of the state a much better LOOK
as If Is by far the largest well yet TO
he found There has been a determih-
ed effort made by the operators holu-
ing leases in this end of the country
to open some new territory but a
large amount of ready Casr has been
put on the wrong SIDE of the ledger
In Comanche county. near Lawton,
there is new work starting, but with
fin, execution of some light shoWinSs'
,hore Is nothing to encourage further
operalions. II has been reported that
wells of the 30 and 4O-barrel variety
have been found, but as the contract
called for greater depth than where
the oil was encountered, the wells
we're drilled deeper. This is the plea
of the Ieasers in that section, but any
on, yersed in the oil business knows
that well of such size would STOP
the drill at once. In the Duncan ana
Loco gas pools, in stephens county
very little new work is starting loi
the reason that all available machinl'
cry has been shipped to Carter coun
ty where there is demand for drill
ing material Sooner or later, there
will be an oil pool found somewhere
near these gas pools, as showings OF
oil have been encountered In kioWi
county in what is known as the Cote
no pool. there is little of interest a
this time. as the wells are small. A
Oklahoma City there is an effort be
ing made to put that section in th'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-10
HEALDTON.

Healdton. Okla, Nov. S.--Ciear ana
cold today. Reminds one OF hog-killlns
time.
The rains of the first Of the week,
in which nearly six inches fell, put
A stcp to everything. All the water
courses are out of banks, and all mails
failed on the fourth.
We hear of several dams being
washed out, and tanks badly injured
by the high water
A good many are still going to the
OIL fields, and wagons are continuah!
passing with material for the fields
Fred Tucker passed through on MS
way to the fields. We learn that he
made some purchases of land while
out there.
ATTORNEY Walker of Ardmore went
to the field this week.
T. ]. Pollock of Sneed was on ouE
streets yesterday.
since the rains until today. We DC
not think it will put out more thar
500 bales this season.
Good Roads fever has hit out toWi
and all have been at work, and INT
road through our town now looks
good. and is good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards of McAles
ter are out looking after land inter
ests in the oil fields.
Ben Heald visited at Milo yestei
day.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Emme
Chase was buried here the first Q
the week. 1t was only few hour
old.
Our school is to begin Monday mex
J. w. Orme is having time wit
the grippe, although up and going a
the time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-10

At last Garter County has come TO
the front with a real well. Fer wears
there has been work going on in this
county in the search for new pool
outside of the Oil City development
where a heavy-grade crude was found
II was not until few months age mat
the Red River Oil Co. started work
near the town of Healdtoa, and when
the first we'll was completed /. sAo"
ed for 25 bbls. of better grade oi, than
had been yet found IN the. southwest
regions Later second we'll was
drilled and 100 feet higher than where
the initial we'll found its pay, an oil
bearing stratum was encountered. The
we'll showed for 40 bbls in this sand
but the owners decided to drill deep
or. with the result that the we'll start
ed to increase its o:odlction. After
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-10
OF, and GAS NEWS

limelight and at the present time TWO
wells are drilling and derrick is be-
ing erected for another test.
Who will take the oil from the new
Healdton pool has been topic OF con-
yersation ever since the initial wen
was drilled in. This was all set at
rest few days ago when it was an
nounced that the Magnolia Petroleum
Co. would lay pipe line from Petro-
lia. Texas. to the Cushing pool when
will run through the Carter County
nool The company will erect 25,oOO-
barrel storage tank at Healdton 10
take care of the output until the line
( completed The final survey has
been made. the pipe ordered, and 1t
is now but question of time until
the first oil is run from the Carter
county pool There is one line in the
county at this time, being the Santa
Fe RAILWAY Company's line from Cl
| CITY TO Ardmore, a distance of 10
miles. The oil found ir the Oil Cl'y
DEVELOPMENT is strictly a fuel proro
sir.on and for that reason the above
com ANY has to handle is own ont
/
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-10

being drilled few Itet deeper
responded by making 80 b5ls. day
for the first IS hours lncre Wls not
sufficient tankage, with the result mat
the surrounding coua,r@ was covered
with oil. l. is the Red River OH Com
rap,'s test On the Mcclure farm To-
Gated in section ., township 3 south
range 3 west. in the eouthwest quar-
ter of the section. This well Is Hne'
half mile northwest Of the original
we'll on the Apple-Franklin farm, sec
tion s. A lead line has been laid a
distance of three eighth of a mile TO
connect with two 1,600-bbls. tanks
near the Franklin well. 1t is flowing
approyimately 100 bbls. a day through
the Inc at the present time. The own
ers are of the opinion that the well
will prove much better when con
nected with a shorter lead line.
New locations have been made dur
ing the past few days, and the poo
has taken on a lively appearance. A
few months ago it was a deserted spot
but today it is a different tale II
every direction from the pioneer wei
there Is the rig equipment OF a well II
drilling stage. There is one drilling
machine in the pool at the time, bu
others are on the way. 1t is a shal
low sand development, and for tha
reason both the standard rig and drill
ing machine can be used TO good ad
vantage.
so far none of the supply companies
have put in a store in the southwest
ern part of the state, although the Ma
tional Supply Co. has had a represeh
tatiye on the ground for the pas
week looking for a good location
While it has not been determined a
this time where a store will be built
the most logical location is at Ard
more. The supplies have so far beel
shipped from Wichita Falls and Elec
ira, Texas, as we'll as from points Il
Oklahoma, which caused delay Il
getting the material to the location.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-10

F. \. Richmond, contractor ct
this city. has secured the contract
for constructing the new dam and
waterworks reservoir for the city o.
NIadnl. The contract price IS $3.50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-10

Your telephone bill for the month
is past due; unless paid by 6 p. m.
of the 10th. no discount will be al
lowed. Pioneer Telephone and Tele'
graph Co.-Adyertisement.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-10

Ward and Watch society before the
International Purity congress today
suggested law compelling the jan
itor to keep on file on the first
floor Of apartment houses, marriage
licenses of each couple living there
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-10
FOR "AFFlNiTY FLATS"

Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. 1O.-As
remedy for affinity flats, J. Frank
Chase, secretary of the New England
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-10

CASE @ . sh sw ana * SCI as
% ssndS % m an cas r c0hs A%o
@ $; sF l Me- HR Sw sE & Eh rs Of NM sE
Of Section west cassT c0nnty
asr sS9P Poins 1S % P0os7is Okla
CASE nGo' Non WESLEY SsI
snse aeei N SS@h g snS Gd
Gs 4S asfea ses! S lSPR H of s
of A Section West ] Is acres I b S Of
brook oswal Oklahoma Appr'isement SSS0O
eAsnEs s M % sT Roll 30 y N 1slf' ans sw4 Of
sw ;,9,s vest a2 Casr s
County; rolling timber and grass land 10 acres Tae @ %
CASE near s%e 9shGa o4nsa Gasx Roll s 8ss
o ess s % s S Gt s Hi days o% date e
npef tn a sa srss S@ a5s sss Of vs Ess 81 @
ng S acres T ms GE50% na admore
yoIs s Roll sW No. os Sr4 SEA Of S
Of sw sf;s Sw i" section nG ToSnn
&C ssss 80 no sss sn % 9sa Ss
%a psra 5 so iss F?S '''
ss sSrsd Sssss should @ % Rs,ss S it ns and
~ wne1 % S psbs @ tracts ora S " D @ sh~e | | SeS s sporaisement o
highest bid tied int, the - hands Ssn Of @ tss
Anypa of payments VIII
. % S b By 's the
conveyed l.
charged on oe
ss: % . 8: ss
time
prior to Of
WRITTEN ACCOMPANIED BY
PEI AMOUNT RECEIVED THE
LACE ABOVE, WILL
BE OPENED WRIT
TEN BIDS PRESENTED ADDRESS IN
pcATED r REJECTED DEPOSIT BE RE-
PROMPTLY.
| hid aised be considered
is additional information Sa
future safes VIII oe 'ur's"eo up0"
| the undersigned
| nted Indian Superintendent,
u,io, AGENCY Oklahoma october g. 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-10
NOVEMBER SALE Of INDIAN LANDS
Public Auction-Tme Payments Of u S. Go
CARTER COUNTY
THE FOLLOWING SALE At THE OFFICE OF
A. CLERK, ARDMoRE, OKLA, AT TWO
O'Clock r. NJ, MONDAY, NOV. II, 1913

Address Written Mills Field Gle
Ardmore, Okla.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-10

FRESH OYSTERS DAILY AT CITY
FISH MARKET. PHONE 359.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-10

The Humble people hope to be
busy drilling on their we'll in section
tomorrow. The well is now SS3
feet deep. The first sands produced
gas instead CT oil and 1t is feared
that the we'll will prove to be a
gasser instead OF an oil well. Should
this be the result the oil men will
play the field very strong to the west
for their conclusion VIII be that the
Red river wells are on the east
edge of the field. The company eS-
poets to find the lower sand at 2
depth of 2S feet more and should the
drill start Tuesday the well should
be brought in that day. The well Is
now producing about three millions
of feet of gas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-10

Stop and read tse Want ADA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-10

Read the Want Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-10

Two cars of oil machinery from
Cushing is on the Santa Fe side
tracks and will be transferred to
the new town of Wilson and will De
taken to the Healdton fields.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-10

The Crystal Oil company has re-
ceived a full car OF oil well casing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-10

1t is reported here that the Moffett
OH company has made location
on the Bynum farm, four miles
south of Hewitt. The exact loca-
tion could not be learned.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31
9entidles Thenter.

Serr 9fobert lluger, 9ireftor ser
gfen g)orfer &beuter 8eiellidoft,
rie am Samitag mb Spnrltag oet
y. un0 t3. glpril I'M 6ieiigen 2p-
tic 3beater gaitiren miro, ntadte
lebten Sonntag inn 9euti6en Sauic
fiir iein llnterne6uten 8ropaganoa
lmo beriprod oen glnipeienOen ge-
fiegene goriteIlmgen. Bum S6luB
ieiner @orte oetlamirte er Elm Sc
Nidt bon 9iittcr9aus, monit er aIl-
ieitigcn 8eifaa er8ieIte. Serr I'm
ger miro me6rere Gage bier bleiben.
rie berttihen Sereine otfiuden uno
iid, fir Oen GrioIg bes llnterneb.
mems tiidtig ing 3eug le9en. llebri-
gems miro Der 9iainertrog Der Cont
tog Olatiuce SorItcaung in oen
S5iilfsfonO fir Die pom SorraOo
Seimgciudten flieBen..
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9entIdlc Cbcrettc int eurie.

0as @reigniS Der Saiion in mt.
Iifalii6er ge5ie6ung miro ndditen
SomltoG Oen 6. g(pril, I'M 2pric
36eater itattiin0en. 9eun Die Oeut-
id)e Gper r6Iotte 9uri6e" miro
eann fiber Die giibue gcben. @s
lit idon lauge her, oaB uns bier
cine ocutide 0perette geboten pur-
&c, 0eSDol6 lit es pobl ieIbitper'
itdnoIi6, 0oB iid bos ntuiifliebenoe
heuti6e 3ubliflm idaarenpeiie i'm
2Dric einiinoen miro, um Den herr.
liAen 3onen OieieS Suppe'ihen
8erfe5 ST Iauidben. 8irigant gfeeie
iii nit Dem Ginitltoiren Ser Spe.
tette ieit g8odcn tbGtig geipeien lno
iii iiber5elt9t, baB man einem ab-
Gerltnoeten Goritellung etttgegen-
ieben fam. Ser 9eiud, ioQte um
10 GROCER iein, oa ser 8einertrag in
zen 5ou0 Ser bonn Gornaoo &eim.
geillhten fliebt.
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.Godlatbfn
im Obiotbal!
Der E6iOflnf i'm Steisen.-gllsr
gabnuerfeBr I'M SbiOtbul
lalIm gelest.

Chicago, 81. DtGr3. 3.-GSnfoIae Oes
ploBIiden Steigens Des Gbiofliiiies
Eobeu ii1 touienoe gcpobner ocr
gtieoerllng ge8pnngen gciebeu ibre
SeimItdttcn inn Stid) 5u Iaiicn mo
't6 nuf Ocn oiigeln in Sider9cit
6u bringcn. Der ongcridtetc Sad)s
fdaoen beIduit lid, idon icst in Die
EaltieltOe. Ger @iienbabnperfe6r
sniIden 0larlett, g., unO Der
Wiiitomtg OeS SbioilidicS lit infol.
ge Der Sohililtben ms Stodeu &c.
rntben. @ouherneur 9mnle bon
sSllinoiS bat 1900 Mnm Wtili5eu
nod Cairo uno Sbamneetopn ge.
ienbt, unt Oie 0dmme BORT 5u be.
MAIDEN. Sunoerte bon grOarbeitern
fin6 ebeniolls ndd) bort obgegongen,
ann Die IGmme 5lt perit1rfen lno
eeren gru6 ST. nerbinOern eSSlt
zen St1Oten Soenoeriou, 0tpens-
boro, 9rtpiSpille, 9tepport uno SEQ.
pington apa GpnnspiQc, SnO., Gin-
cintati, @ortsmoutb, N}urietdn, o.
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@o., lit al 8iebbeitnnO uno Ben
Sduiern Gin in bic MiQionen lou.
fenber SfaOen angerihtet poroeu.
Ser oroBe 9omm bel Cairo, SSG..
holt nod. 9ie &eritGrfimgsarbei-
ten tperben imcrmiiOlid iortgeiett.
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:. pisrpont
Morgan toSt!
9lmcrifu's srOhtes 8inau5senic i6nt
in 9iOm ieinen letten
gItbemjns.

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RierpoHt Dioraau lit in oem 6ie.
ii1eu @rnno Sotcl furl nodl Nlit.
ternndt inn gciiem iciner 5amilicn.
init9IicOer geitorbpn Die gt1dridt|
bon iciucm 9o6c mnroe 10 lanoe
gcbeinl gcbaIten bis Die Qon0onI
;nn glep Dorfcr S0llier Der 5irma
yiorgan BON Dem glbleben oes III.
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rouOen poren. Gie 5ooesuria6e
III ouf eiuen OoQitanoiaen 3uiam.
mcnbruh 6es glerpenipitemS 5nriid.
5ufiI5rcn. gercits ieit elmer @ode
mar Morgan Elm ihluer franfer
yimn; ieit @iittmodl mar er be.
ipuBtloS, imO ieiu glbleben mar MIR
cine bloBe 8rnae Der Belt. Seine
eigentIiche &ranfbeit Oatirt ieit gln.
falgs 6ebruor; ani elmer 9tilreiie
lDltrbe er BON elmer afitten llnper.
boulihfeit befnQpn. Wton brodte
i'm mad Cairo nn0 bon bort 1tah|
Rom. 9Iac &unit Der gler5te aber
rcrmodtc iein 9eben ni6t 5u retten
Gic gorie miro 0urm ben Zoo Oe8
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cintrdhtiQt tperoen. IS. gierpont|
gloraon pur0c am II. 9lpril 1887
in Sartfor0, Conn. geboren mO
erjogcn; etabIirte iid i'm Sabre
1871 in glelp gorf, mar Der ge.
griinOer InO Organiiator rieiiger
GruitS, 10 1901 OeS giien- 1tnO
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tionaIen Sdiifa6rts.Grui SSn 6en
ltbten ,Sn6ren bat er iid biel I'm
2lu5lanO alIigebalten.)
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sdlluinSler am gSerfc.

Gs giebt inuner berfomuene
Meniden, Die iid] nidt ideiten,
feIbIt Elm 10 aroBes llngIiif, fpie
has, lpeldes Smaba betrofien, fir
Shtpinoel, 8iebItobl un6 ionIttge
@almereien aus8uftiisen. Sic Sn1o-
ia goli3ei bat oieier gan6e geaen-
liber einen ihtperen Stano. geid]t
caetn bieiige @arner, ionbern ou6
cine grobe GAIL BON on6eren @roB-
ftdbtet Die Die &atdltropbe, gleih
@asgeier berbeige3ogen bat, liingern
antlden Den Sriimmerfeloern unt-
ber, I'M etlpas oes Mitnebmeng
8ertbes 5u erbeuten. Mande Die.
Ter @ouner geben Dor, Selep6on-
ittipeftoren ober an6ere geontte sit
icin, i'm iid) BEN 3utritt Su ber-
Ihoffen.
Gin Wann, itnntens 3abio 8dr.
rp, purbe berbaftet. gr ion on
hen 9iebita6l in Dem 2aoen Der
gtobeltp Gloaf mo Suit gonlponp
bet6eiligt iein. Gin Saidenoieb
itoAl s. 9. 3anlnr bon Council
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