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HgNNessv THE WHOLE WORKS
=, At THE INQUIRY.

HgNNessv THE WHOLE works
g. At THE INQUIRY.
Pho Henncssy investigation. which y
designed TO raise enough smoke to cloak
the Sulser disclosures. was begun In the
-pubiic hearing room OF tho Public Ser
vice Commission in the Capitol Mr..
tiasuneasy wns the whole works. bat ne
~uAs In constant touch with com.
pany Of assistants who were primed
With documentary evidence.
4 commissioner Delaney iid not 'snors
1Ae subpoena. He ana his secrsAry'
Chariss Kerriean. were late In fe-
o0osding 10 Gu poenaA Mr.. Hennessy
QIkned the proceedings by announcing
that no was acting by order OF the
sQevsrnor and under authority Of Bee.
IN . of the Legislative Law. He read
- the record a letter written TO him
~ Senator Frawiey. stating that
Mathew T. Eorgan. Secretary TO the
Investigating Committee. had. been In
styucted to ignore the ALLEGED sub
poems" issued by Hennessy. Mr.. Hem
messy said he wanted to call attention
70 the fact that Horgan was subpoenaed'
not a. secretary TO the FraWiey Com
mittee, but In resp ct Of his work In
0e Department OF EFFICIENCY And Econ
o.ny. Mr.. Hennessy said further that
hs, vas soins TO try 20 have Morgan
conmitted for contempt
WANTS TO GALL FRAWleV MIN
SELF As WITNESS.
ssThls Is a serious matter" said Hen
.nsssy, As I. want to establish my righ'
10 subpoena senator Frawley on z
sS6atsr Of great Importance to himself
a. well a. TO the people Of the STATE
Of Now York"
sSwhsn COMMISSIONER Delaney and hi
sscsetary .arrived. Mr., Delaney was pu
ON the st2nd long enough ~ be sworn
He was then excused temporarily Will
Mr.. Henncssy read records Of eour
proceedings TO show that Horgsn 10 Ia
eligible TO hold any public: oifice.
The record showed Ahst Horgsn IN
I. Ssen holding office pretty continuousl
i&nce 1909. Some OF tnem were exemP
tns was . civil service appointment
ind Mr.. Hennessy produced papers pus
borung to show that Horgan In repl
q question as to whether he had eve
,Nesn convicted OF a crime made mil
q A~aln~ .uswsr ~ In n conviction IN IN
.. 80 m.nsr., ss..,on. IN M.nhatta
~ ovsr,ooIsa other court proc.ediua
vh,sh n. wss . arure. :
eAvO COMMITTEES CLERK WA
WOnN"oSes
,son Jan. n. 1885," said Mr.. Hennessy
Uuading for the record from csrtifie
lnDiss Of court proceedings. "Matths'
" .a ,.r 49,,
49,. "S 900 =. -. ssr,snc.1 4
...h. "a 80. r.,.s.sA !
~. .-c,,.,ion AZ two months ana tvspS
- On Xsr,, a isoo. hs vas ssntsacs
wor,h, IN the vorkbouse, AZ
G.a so,, mopths ana nina days. q
,soa he vas found euiMy 1
~ cou,, az GENERAL sessions Of makis
SHIse esrtincation a. = pubiie -eisscs
+. = NAY Z iSoo, he was sentenced 70 thr'
nn1hs II the workhouss IN dafAult I
nySag his wife 800. lie was dischSsps
= May o. 1903 on Juna & 1904 hs'wl
6und guilty in the Court q speci
osssleas Of Assault on complaint % n
we. :,
q had been threatened" . month a
tk6t unless he gave up his work VI
tie Frawley copmittee his past weu
hehrouSht up. .....- ....
iES3ov. Sulxer has known me for twen
1Sirs." he said, land has known Of I
troubles. He has been my advts
- nome of them" Ri
H0nMisaiONER DELANEY WA
- nEcAAEp. ~
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body Near Tracks Yves Pfeiass-
bspgos's.

bePgos's.
Michael Duer. Of No. sst sisgsl street.
Brooklyn. to-day identasd the body Of
. man found near the Long Island Rail-
road tracks At RAnbisrsviils late last
night - that Of julius Pfsinsnberger
Of No. 10 Harmon street Brooklyn, A
card containing Mr.. Duer's name and
address was found on the body. II 10
believed Mr., PfeinsnbsrSsr either fell
from = train or was hit by one.
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-. uctttce A. ~. .Ir conrcrninR m
~.,,.rs vvh.r n. los, NJ. sor a week
{. 90 ". .no..d noro concern than he
49,. A. ,h,. or,.,. ., ,ts career
III, ,eo Arracxa eoee. o,IN
.csn ,U,Tu NtI0
r. ,nSn,n, co.. =, s,,".,.. se,sp,s
a., -, g., ~. a. Nc John A.
r,.s a. 49,. ~. .u,,o,,,v ~
~. n ,n,.,,,sa,o anv bu.
"e 80. sao..,m.,, as eom,,,,..
=. ~. s,,,a .overnmen, The gun was
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~. j.,
employed a. confidential clerk IA the
state Excise office 1t Buffalo.
.'what did he der' the Commissioner
aueried.
ne didn't have anything to DO" Wit.
ness replied.
lie said that Lannon did not usually
lseport for duty IN the morning and on
many days did not report - al.
But all the while he Was drawing .
regular salary from the Slater was
asked,
"Hs was" the witness asssntsd.
Corroborativs testimony ~ to Lam
mons inactivity was given by Msssrs
Lotus and Kelly.
FRAME UP, sAve CULLEN IN Hlo
FIRST srArgMgNv.
Gov. Sulsers hrst answer 10 tht
charges formulated by the rrAwls,
Committes amounts practically 10 q
charge that he has bssn FRAMED up
by Tammsny Hail ana Wan street In
terests.
No other construction can BE- placed OF
his fiat denial that he speculated u
Wall street or used money contributed
for campaign purposes to buy stock
that he ever had an account with Fuller
4 Gray or Boyer 4 0riswold. or svel
heard Of the Arms or knows the mem
bers.
The answer OF Gov. suissr to thu
charges made against him we're formu
lated after he had conferred from earl,
In the evening until after midnisht with
nine lawyers ana several close persona
friends and advisers who are not NV
yers. Those who know the 0ovsrno'
well asuss that his Initial sAoIN SAl'
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S SUBJECT TO MARKET CHANGE

Springs. All of the rocks have been
raked out of the road and the bad
places filled up and it is said that 1T
is now a pleasure to drive over the
road to the Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Greenhalph re-
turned. from ST. Louis Sunday. Mr..
Greenhalph had completed mission
of two years in Missouri. Mrs. Gree1i-
halph joined him in st. Louis about
three months ago.
H. v. Watson and Charley Boggs
are now bossing the roundup job in
the mountains on the north side of
the river They are gathering their
steers and intend shipping about the
5th of June.
The choir Of the Layton church
will give a dance tonight in Briers
Hall.
Miss Mildred Birdno mas been quite
ill at her home the past week.
Superior court opened in Solomon
VILE yesterday. There was NO
grand jury summoned and very little
criminal business. The most i'm
portant criminal case, that of Dave
Rogers, indicted jointly with Rose.
for the murder of Con Sullivan about
four years ago in the Galluro noun
tains, in the western portion of Ora
ham county, has been continued anu
will not be tried until fall, although
Roberts is in Jail and has been for
the past two months. This case De
came famous from the fact that both
Rose and Roberts were accused of
the crime at the time. Rose sur
rendered, was tried and convicted and
sent to the penitentiary, but was after
ward released by the supreme court
reversing the verdict and decision or
the lower court Roberts was not APP
pretended until about two months
ago, when Sheriff Alger went to
Nevada and got him from jail, IN
which he was confined, charged with
burglary. Roberts skipped after the
killing and was never heard of until
Sheriff Alger received a telegram
from thetsheriff of Elko county, New
ada, that he believed he had his
man. Roberts admits that he is the
man wanted and is known by sew
eral people here as the man, but he
denies having killed Sullivan, Rose
was not here and while the officers
have given no reason for postponlne
the trial of Roberts, it is reasonably
known that it is necessary to have
Rose here when the trial of Roberts
comes off The murder was as
cowardly and brutal as that of Hill
pot and Kibbey, because Sullivan was
shot while in his cabin by an assassin
on the outside, then the body was
carried down a deep canyon ana
thrown into a cave and was not dis
covered by the searchers for several
days.
A. C. Alexander of the Indian Hot
Springs was a business visitor in
Stafford Thursday.
Miss Clara Plat has been ill at
her home for the past few days.
The Misses Haden from Solomon
vile were visitors in Stafford Thurs
day.
Mr. Otto Lester made business
trip to Globe Friday returning home
Monday.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-06-06

| the nineteen year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Alger, died
at the home of Mrs. Steel in Layton.
The funeral was held on Sunday at
Lebanon and the remains inferred at
| that place. Miss Alger had been. i'll
for more than a year, and while her
death was not unexpected. yet the
shock to her parents was severe
one and they have the sympathy of
the entire community.
L. v. McCourt and E. Creech came
over from Wilcox last Saturday Mr.
McCourt purchased Ford touring car
from the Solomonville Commercial
company, and they returned to Wilcox
Sunday
Miss Lorraine Birdno, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Birdno, celebrated her tenth birth
day at her parents home on Monday
by inviting a number of her little girl
friends. Those present were: Rub.'
Welker, Olgo Young. Hazel oBrien.
Clara and Thelma Young, Jewell and
Mildred Coward. Lola Platt, Lucille
Birdno and Mollie Smith. The after
noon was spent in games played on
the lawn and under the trees, gath
ering flowers and enjoying dandy re-
freshments. In the evening Miss
Lorraine gave a theater party to her
invited guests.
F. l.. Ginter received a telegram
from the hospital at Phoenix We'd
nesday stating that Mrs. Ginter had
just undergone an operation, and raj
lied strong and was all right.
R. j. Young and George Zundell,
our hustling insurance men, left for
Phoenix Monday morning, going in
their Ford by way of Wilcox, Tomb
stone and Tucson
Brier's Hall was packed last Satur-
day night with an eager throng to
witness the match, best two out of
three, between Young Hall welter-
weight champion of the Pacific coast
and Lee Haby. Betting was not very
=, heavy A ten minute preliminary
exhibition was given between Curtis
ring match between Webb and Judia.
Then came the real thing, and it was
the rellt hing. For forty three miu-
,.res there was some of the livelieSt
wrestling on that mat that was
ever Witnessed, and the crowd was
one of he most enthusiastic, though
orderly that ever assembled. in
,ust Jorty-three minutes Hall threw
fIahy. The next bout was of shorter
duration the champion landing his
man in Just fourteen minutes.
About $3.50 have now been sub
scribed to the. Fourth of July fund,
and the committee is certain that not
more than another 500 will be neces-
sary to properly entertain the i'm
mense throng of visitors who will be
with US on that day.
On Sunday last, z. c. Prina, his
son and daughters, Jeff and Eva, Mr..
and Mrs Tom Wanslee and Ezra Mad
sen returned from their trip to Black
River. The trip was made in
Prinas car They left here Wednes-
day. arriving at Black River about
noon Thursday. The return trip
was made in one day.
We are advised that lot of good
work has been done on the north
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-06-06
SAFFORD.

Judge J. NJ. McCollum, who acted
in the capacity of chairman of the
chief steering committee of the at
taches of the State Senate during
the last famous session of the Legis-
lature returned home Sunday
Eugene Evans, whose face, nose
and eye were badly damaged some
weeks ago by wild belt from an en-
CINE, left for Phoenix on Wednesday,
in company with his mother, Mrs.
Austin Evans, to consult an eye
specialist.
Miss Erma Keller of Wilcox, is
Stafford visitor this week, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. H H. Watson
The quarterly teachers examination
will be held in the Solomonville
school house Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. w. G. Roundy returned from
Silver City Monday. She reports
Mr. Roundy's condition as very much
improved
On Saturday last Miss Elda Alger.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Work will leave
this week for an extended visit WITH
Mr.. and Mrs Charlton JOY of Omaha,
Neb.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-06-06
BALL GAME.


Variety is the spice" and the base.
ball game played on Athletic Field
last Sunday between the Clifton and
Morenci teams. was full of it. tie
score four to one in favor of Clifton,
does not tell of the many good
chances .Morenci had to win the game
although McIlveen pitched league Dali
during the entire nine innings. PEDRO
Cuaron was on the slab for Morencl
and pitched the best game he has ever
had to his credit, but costly fumblers
helped to lose his game. Morenci
had the best of chances to cinch the
game at the very start with one run
in the first inning and bases covered
in the second and third innings, nut
poor stick work left that one run still
standing at the end of the ninth with
no increase.
Several timely drives gave Clifton
their runs but both pitchers were
steady and the game was among me
best played on the local grounds for
some time.
The Morenci players made strlk-
ing appearance in new uniforms ana
it may be noted their striking ap-
pearance at the plate was also evident
during the game.
Morenci Concert Band furnished
music during the game and their ac-
commodation was greatly appreciated.
large crowd witnessed the game
which was enjoyed from start to finish
Score.
- 3 4 67~S 9 r IL
Clifton o o 1 o. 0
Morenci / 90 0 o 0 0 %
Batteries McIlveen, Brubake FL,
Cuaron, Martinez.
Umpire, Crisman.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Work will leave
this week for an extended visit WITH
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton JOY of Omaha,
Neb.
Miss Mabley CroZier is spending
the summer as the guest of relatives
in Austin, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Owens returned
on Wednesday evening from thee
weeks trip through the south.
Rev. A. Krichbaum left camp "a
Monday morning for four weeks
visit with relatives in Ohio.
Miss Florence McGowen has goae
to her home in Los Angeles where sne
will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minor Rascoe left
here ON Monday morning for the Hot
Snrines at New Mexico where Mrs.
Rsscoe will make an indefinite stay
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-06-06

Morenci Chapel was filed on last
Sunday evening when Rev. A. Kri:n-
baum delivered the annual memorial
sermon to the members of Morsnci
Lodge, No. % l. o. o. F. His talk
was interesting as well as instructive
and much appreciated by all.
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Lodge, No. % l. o. o. F. His talk
was interesting as well as instructive
and much appreciated by all.
An ideal trip to be enjoyed froIn
start to finish is now being taken Ey
Mrs. A. l.. Cummings, who is the
guest of Judge and Mrs. Mcfarland
of Clifton. With an experienced
chauffeur, the party will tour many IN
teresting places in Arizona in An
automobile They will camp a week
Petrified Forests, Grand Canyon, Phoe-
nix and Roosevelt Dam, returning
after a four weeks trip.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rosevere arriv-
ed home after six months
visit in England Mr.. Rosevere lie
ports an excellent trip over the water
as well as enjoyable visits in the
large cities. The hunting was also
good and proved an attractive feature
of his visit.
E. P. Sharp, the well known manual
training teacher of Morenci schools
during the past year, has accepted a
position in this capacity with the A.
c. Co., and will spend the summer in
Morenci. isdaS
Twas quite a surprise to the many
friends of Mrs. Mary Mclean and
Howard Reeder, to learn on Monday
of this week that they had been lnar-
ried on Sunday evening. The we'd
ding took place after church on Sua-
day evening and was solemnized by
Rev A Krichbaum midst the imme-
date relatives and a few friends.
Miss Lucy Purdum, close friend of
the bride was bridesmaid and E. h.
Clay acted as best man. The full
ring service was used and the cere-
mony was pretty as well as impress
sive At the close of the affair The
wedding party held a reception at
the home of Milton Mclean after
which the happy couple departed
for Clifton They aren ow at home
in the house where the bride lived.
Mrs. Mclean was a valued employee
of the P. d. M. Co., for a number of
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-06-06

Deputy Frank Howard resigned his
position last week and on Thursday
of this week left for Fit. George and
Vancouver, B. c. Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard will make their future home in
Canada.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-06-06

groom.
Owing to the fact that Rev. Krich-
baum is away on a vacation there Will
be no services at Morenci Chapel dur
ing his absence. Sunday school will
be continued as usual in the morning.
Work was begun on Wednesday Of
this week on a new band stand fer
the Morenci Concert Band. and which
will be completed this week The
stand is placed to the east Of the
Morenci Club building and is large
enough to accommodate all. Electric
lights will also be placed advantag-
eously for the musicians. The band
has been working hard to get into
shape and expect to give mum Der
of open air concerts as long as the
weather will permit during the sum-
mer and fall.
On account of the heat during the
afternoon at this time of the year.
it was decided by the school autherl-
ties to open the schools in the morn
at eight O'Clock prompt and continue
the session until one O'Clock in tie
afternoon This move was started
last Monday morning and is certain
ly commendable one.
The new picture machine to be used
at the Morenci Club arrived last week
and the picture show was opened %
the public on last Monday evening.
Large attendance has been noted
every night since it's opening despite
the fact of some motor trouble owing
to the current w. w. Dutton is in
charge at the machine and will have
it in good running order. w. A. Sta'.p
is presiding at the piano and furnishes
music during the shows. The mo yie
Fever has taken hold of the camp
with a firm grip and the. same faces
may be seen at both shows in the
same evening.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-06-06

Mrs. Wade Hampton of Clifton WAS
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Berault during the week.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-06-06

years and was the recipient OF a
handsome gift from the store err
ployees. Mr.. Reeder is employed
with the A. G. Co. and is an experience
ed draughtsman. The congratu]a-
lions and best wishes of the camp is
heartily extended to the bride and
groom.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-06-06

Miss Florence McGowen has goae
IN her home in Los Angeles where snc
will spend the summer.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-06-06

Rev. A. Krichbaum left camp Il
Monday morning for four weeks
visit with relatives in Ohio.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-06-06

Canned Vegetables
You cannot duplicate Club
House Vegetables, Peas, Beans,
Corn, Succotash, Sweet Potatoes
and Lima Beans.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs Minor Rascoe left
here on Monday morning for the Hot
Springs at New Mexico where Mrs.
Rsscoe will make an indefinite stay.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs l.. J. Owens returned
on Wednesday evening from t1fe'
weeks trip through the south.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-06-06

Miss Mabley CroZier is spending
the summer as the guest of relatives
in Austin, Texas.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-17
9as biaigere Nutomobil.

Sm ue~rsansenen Sabre bat cine @e'
lenlhaft, Die iid nur nit Der 5abrita.
tion biaiser Gutomobile befaBte. cine
9tpibenoe BON iebn Milionen Dollars
ertlart, unb fiirjlih bat bic Nmerican
2ocomotipe Co., Die boS beribmte foit'
ioielise MIce.autpmobil nab benz fran'
S6fiihen BerIiOt Multer fabrisirte, mad
einem Sabresuerluite BON 100000 bic
5abrifatiun sdnjlid einseite0t. @s
benefit bies, baB baS Iutomobil beut'
outage nidt mebr Su ben fir Die Rei'
9en eridwinsliden 2urus.NrtiteIn se'
bort. ionbern burh 9erablesen Der
6eritellunsspreiie auh benz ueniser
Bemitteltsn als @ertebrsmittel bent,
ielbit benz 5armer ltatt bes lansiamen
@sipannes 5usdnsli6 semadt worben
lit. Die obenermdbnte @eieQibaft bat
nun. onseipornt ourd ibren &ieiener'
fols. belhloiien. i'm 9aufe oes Sabres
1914 100000 iolder bili9erer NutomO'
bile berSuitellen. Die iest bereits BON ben
Observation-Disclosures in Deutihlano
uno @nslano als cine ibnen brohenbe
@efabr betra6tet uerten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-17
Mus ben 0eri6tem.

Wesen unmoralilbem 8etrasen
itrafte Gidter 8rinolep Sam @eefer
unb Steue Sdneiber ie UNI $50 unb
Die Soften.
8as Teitamsnt oes peritorbensn
hilbert 86bm muroe Dor Geriht einee.
reidt; Der HahIaB betrdst ca. $500.
lleber Die sroBe Sammluns BON aus'
.seitppften Tbieren iuaro in benz TeItas
mente feline 8erfisuns setrofen,
@uHeu 8e(. Elm Mormon Cooler
Jarmer. nuroe anseblib BON @has.
@iniams unb einem aumpan oe1ielbeu
UNI 500 beItoblen, oils er nit oenielben
Sarrp 8almer's Shanfiuirtbihaft an
Der Mormon gooIie 2anoitra6e perIieB
uno NIT ibnsn elm Stid @eses fubr.
3u~riidfebrenb, hielten @i1iamS uno
lein Iauberer aumpan inieber bel BEN
Qotal on. uno 8iItams CAB als Be'
aabluns einen 5erriHenen SIS @elbi6ein.
ben YaImer poroem in 8el's 8eiis 9e'
ieben. 9almer t~elepbonirte ber Bolisei.
ais Die beiosn feline @irtblbait perlai'
fen, unb bic &erle tpuroen nrretirt
@iniams bat bereits ueSen Disbitabls
ae1eIien.
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Mebr Sturmi6aOeu.

Ter arpBs Sturm nm Samftns. mel.
der ben 0OrSen unIsres Staatss hsim'
iuhte. bat unenblih pisl Shaosn aHee'
rtftet. Son ibsral treffen jest nod
6iobsbotidaiteu elm uno Der Shaoeu.
BON benz 6armer nHo Stdoter ~betroffeu
muroen. miro nuf usit nber 100000
seitdst. 9sioer liuo aud 8sripnen
uerlest mprosu; 10 piro jest semsloet.
olB Gin 2nnobrieftrdser. 9nle Tate BON
8iroaun aus elmer brgnuenoen 2abafs'
butte IN ihwer psrIestem 9uitanoe bers
noraeboIt muroe. Der Wanu bate
bort Dor benz rnIsnosn @sipitter unter'
Iblupf seiuht. Damn ipuroe Der Shup'
pen pom 8lis setrofen n Der arme
Wann tonnte iid uidt idnel senus
in Siterbeit brinsen, neil Die 0iitte
I'M 4usenblif in helsn 5lammeu itano.
9ie feline 0rtlhaft 8o6. peIde aht
Weilen iuo0ltIih prn Sirpqna llsgt, lit
total seritbrt. Der 'Sturm feste fait
leoes 9ebduoe i'm 9orie nieoer.
Su Maulton braunten finf pom
Bl,s setrufiene @ebduoe nisosr, piele
anoere wurosn absebsdt. oarunter oas
Tbentsr. bic Snneau gounip Bant,
Sowers 8lof Inh SwanSis Tripat.
hduier.
Sn Sparta murbsn bauptiddlih Die
in Der Rdbe liessnoen 5armen mitse'
nommsn. mo bic Sheuern ~Seritort uno
bic barin lassrnbs @rnte pernibtet
muroen. Qnbere Nahribten BON Shds
oen uno @erluIten fommeu aus 8ia
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gbien, 8iola. 8sitbp ipie iibsrbaupt
aus Der eanSen Na6boridait. Gin
&erlult an Wenihenlebeu bat sliidlis
hsrmelie uidt itattsefunoen, auh limb
feline weitersn iblimmeu 8erlesunsen
gu oerSeidnen.