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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-20
: ROOMS AN bath.

ROOMS AND BATH,
With sleeping porch; lot 5Ox140. on
TroWbridge ST. Government Hill;
street soon will be paved and increase
in value sure; all fenced and good
$50 cash, bal $50 per month
A FIRSTCLASS HOME IN
GRAND VIEW.
rooms bath, glassed in sleeping
porch and builtin features; corner lot
so foot front, near car line. Price
S2750. $500 cash, balance $25 per
month.
R. c. Bailey Land Co.
sos Mesa Ave. Phone 2O6S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-20
LAS CRUCES AUTO LINE.
GLOnE no PHoENIX.

hours. Via Roosevelt dam. Leaves
Dominion hotel. Globe. daily $50 g. m
Arrive Phoenix 4:3O D. m Fare. SIS.
Make reservations in advance.
CHA VALLEY AUTO STAGE LINE
Globe. Ariz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-20
ArrivaIs and Departure Of Lam and AutOmObiIe..
Eastbound

Daily passenger service leaving Ros-
well and CarrizOzo at 500 a m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-20

Through fare. one way. 5000: inter
mediate points. lee per mile so lbs
baggage, free: excess carried
Roswell Auto Co.. Roswell, n. n.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-20

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fine patented
homestead in Mimbres valley Of New
Mexico. Write P. o. box 827.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-20
Fer Sale-ReaI Estate.

FOR SALE-Frame house Write n.
100. Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-20
Secondhand Automobiles.

3 PASSENGER Overland car, perfect
/ condition. Phone 1886
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-20
Help Wanted-MaIe.


WANTED-Barber One who under
stands cleaning and pressing. J. NJ
Jones. Address P. 0. box 293, Socorro,
y. N.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-20
Fisher

FOB OVERFLOW WANT ADS see TOO
late to classify on page !.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-20

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Cheap. three
small valley farms, $1,000 to $4,000:
wanted, unincumbered city lots or
houses. POS Caples Bldg. Phone 1925.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-20

TWO nicely furnished housekeeping
rooms, $3.50 month 314 S. Virginia.
Phone 3971.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-20

For OaIe-RoomIng Houses.
FOR SALE-50 outside rooms, well fur
nished. $4,000. No agents. Phi. 1888.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-20
Rooms and Board.

ROOM AND BOARD-Home cooking.
Bertha B. Neal. 526 W. No Phi. 3417.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-20
For Sale or Exchange.

z. ". Loggins
EnFineer E p & S. W. r. r Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-20

FOR SALE-Yale motorcycle in good
running order. $50 for cash. 1910
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-20

MANTED-Young man with $500 or
$500 TO travel with feature moving
picture reels; salary and commission
Address quick, C. y. Pryor, Dawson
Mine Disaster Co., 724 Mills Bldg, FL
Paso, Tex. Phone 249S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-20

FOR SALE-Summit hotel, I12 E. Mis-
souri,. Owner, I'd floor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-20

TABLE BOARD, home cooking and
family service at reasonable prices
Address Mrs. d. A. Lucas 1906. Myrtle
Ave. Phone 4176
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-20
Rooms-Furnished Of UnFurnished.

FOR RENT-ROoms, steam heat, sleep
ing pOrches, close in. Phone 1926.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-16

Washington. January l5.-The order
of the i'm migration authorities at New
York for the deportation OF CIprIano
Castro. according 10 the understanding
of officials of the Department of
Commerce and Labor. grows out of the
former Venezuelan Presidents refusal
TO answer certain questions propounded
by the special board of inquiry.
The boards decision has not yet
been officially communicated TO Sec
rctarv %sgcl but he is in possession of
the record of testimony in the case
which shows. II IL said, that Castro de
cIincd to reply TO questions concerning
the charges that he was connected with
the assassination of General Parddes In
Venezuela. for which he is under in
dictmcnt although he never has been
tried. The board wanted this informa-
ton because the law bars from entry TO
the L nitcd States any person convicted
of. or admitting, crime involving
moral turpitude-
Officials hold that while an immi-
grafton hearing is quasi judicial In
character. the ordinary rules of priv
lcyc recognized in a court of law do not
obtain
With an alien knocking at thc doors
of the United States. tho administra-
ton. 10 is argued, must obtain through
answer to proper questions the ncccs-
sarv information to determine his Mt
mess to enter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-16
SIGN Of WEAKNESS
IS NOT APPARENT
Democrats Will Not Vary From
Plan to Put Sugar on
Free List
MANY WITNESSES HEARD
YerkeS Contends That Whiskey
Is Necessity, but Wine
a Luxury

Washington, January 1S.-The sugar
rchneries, beet sugar men, California
wine producers, mineral water import
ers and others descended in force upon
tho House Ways and Means Commit
tee to-day to fight out the tariff issue.
The not result of the hearing was the
acquisition of a little new information
and the repetition of much data that
has figured in hearings which led up to
previous tariff bills. Nothingin the com
mittees examination of the various
shades of sugar rate views indicated any
weakening of the Democratic tentative
bill for action by the House at the COM
ing extra session of Congress.
Sugar Well Represented
Some of the leading men III the sugar
industry were present Edwin IL
Atkins. the ce-presidcnt and acting
head of the American Sugar Refining
COMPANY. proposed a moderate rcduc-
ton i'm the sugar tariff. Henry T. Ok
nard. of California. and a dozen wit
uesses from California. Colorado. Mon
tana Wisconsin. Michigan and other
States were present to fight for tarin
protection for American beet sugar IN
terests. II. T. Milling. of Franklin. La.
pleaded for tarin bars to avert the
ath-knclI of the sugar industry OF
that State
Former Governor B. NJ Fernald. OF
Maine speaking for - per cent of the
fruit canning industries OF the country.
advocated either free sugar or reduced
rate. while the Arbuckle bcrthers. OF
Brooklyn. through William \ Jamison.
and tho Federal Sugar Refining Com
pany. through Frank G. Lowry, pleaded
the free sugar cause
The California wine business was
pictured as in deplordbic condltion
when the committee took up schedule
III" wines. spirits and other beverages
Former Commissioner of Internal Re
venue John w Ycrkcs. contcndcd
that whiskey was necessity. but that
imported wines were a luxury. and
therefore. should bear the burden of
tariff taxation
Victor r. Whitiock. Now York
importer. would not agree that beer
vas entirely a luxury. Ito suggested
that the tariff of some wcil-kEo~n
brevs be cut from txcnty-three cents
= gallon 20 hftcen cents a gallon. its
rate under the Wilson tarin law. or
AZ least to not more than twenty per
cent. its assessment under the Dinglcy
law
Protect the bottoms spd thu mineral
waters. too advocated another i'm
ITCHY ALfANlAfs 81 NV NRNr.
who urged thirty per cent as ample
for both.
Pleads for Domestic Wine
William Cuilmsn. for the California
Wine Association. claimed that the
lowest wages paid in Southern Cali
fornia we're double those paid abroad
and that American wines we're in
fnitciy superior TO those % twenty
years ago. but that tho industry should
be protected by taxing the imported
wines a. Injuries.
The committee has no working basis
for schedule IT. except the present
Paync-Aidrich tariT law and he
Democratic plan 90 consider ne term
~ a revenue matter and - put toe
greatest burden on luxuries- There
arc no witnesses scheduled Tor to-
morrow. the first free week day for
the committee since the tsrid hearings
began
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-16
Famous Venezuelan Bar
red by Special Board
of Inquiry.
PERJURY CHARGE
MADE AGAINST HIM
Refusal to Answer Questions
Leads to Belief That He Is
Trying to Conceal Dam
aging Facts - Attorney
Battle Will File Appeal
From Decision.

New York, January 15.-The speciai
board of inquiry at Ellis Island today
decided that Cipriano Castro. former
President of Venezuela. should be ex-
cluded from entering the United states
Castro's attorneys immediately an
nounced that the decision of the local
immigration authorities would be ap-
pealed TO the Department of Commerce
and Labor.
The reason given by the board for
Castro's exclusion was that during MS
examination he had frequently com
mitted perjury and pretended ignorance
of matters concerning which ne mad
knowledge.
Harold A. Content. Castro's lawyer,
said that if Secretary Nagel Upheld
the board he would again take the case
into the courts.
Citing specific parts of Castro $
examination the statement OF the speclai
board of inquiry says;
Speaking OF Louis Narela. VINO sent
him frequent kilograms in regard 10
the capture and death of General
Antonio Paradcs. he says: 4 do not
know who he is" We consider him an
unreliable witness. His testimony 10
the effect that no foreigners sunereu
losses of property through his actions
during the years when he vas president,
we decline TO believe. His refusal to
reply TO many questions put to MN
bearing upon his right TO land CON
vinccs us that there are damaging facts
which he desires to conceal
The statement continues with the
declaration that upon information from
official sources he was charged with
response bility for the unlawful Killing
of Parades but declined repeatedly TO
offer any information or to give the
government any information in regard
to the latter's death He refused TO
either affirm or deny his guilt even after
he had been warned that unfaYoraole
differences would be drawn from such
refusal and that ne must take the con-
sequences.
such refusal" the statement says,
together with his manner ana DE-
meanor when asked concerning these
rnatters constitute in our opinion, an
admission of the truth of the charge
He is. therefore. excluded on the ground
that he has admitted the com omission
of a crime and felony involving moral
turpltude-
In conclusion, the statement says
that General Castro may appeal from
the findings of the board of special
inquiry through the Commissioner OF
Immigration to the Secretary of Com
rnerce and Labor and adds that ne
mas signifed his intention of doing So
The next move in the case will be to
file an appeal to Secretary NaGel- MI
Battle, his attorney. said he would pro-
coed in the matter at once and in the
meantime will try to have the general
admitted to bail that be may occupy
moro commodious quarters than the
one small room afforded him at Ellis
Island
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-16
FIGHT HAS BEEN BITTER
House MAY Hear of Differences Be-
fwccn CabclI and Judge BOYD.

Washington. January IA bitter
faht between Jnitcd States District
JIde,. BOYD. of North Carolina. and
Commissioner Cabell. of the Internal
Revenue Bureau. over attcm pied gov
crumcnfal seizures in an alleged whis-
fcv fraud case. probably will be aired
before tho House Committee on EX-
pcnditurcs IN thc Treasury Depart
rncni.
Nfr. Cahci 10 produce the papers IN
the case which rcvolvc about the efforts
Of Collector Of Internal Revenue Brown
81 Statewide. y. c.. 10 seize and sell
Tor alleged revenue taxes whiskcy
owned ~ y. {. Poster. a distil!cr. near
NNfrsfon-Saiern. y. g. and latter said
TO have been turned over 20 y. Glenn
Williams a. an alleged purchaser.
Poster to give a new warehouse bond.
and thon ordered the whiskey sold be-
cnuer of alleged frauds lie was en-
foincd in this procedure by Judge Boyd
When the new bond was not given he
again ordered the whiskcy seized and
Judge Boyd eujoincd tho revenue OF
co.'s huf he was reversed BE- The Cir
cult Court Of Appeals
NJ Czbcn a. = third move. ordered
the uhiskcy TRANSFORMS TO a bonded
warehouse end IN another Jurisdiction.
For the third time Judge Boyd IN.
fcrvened with an Injunction. The court
alleged. IL " said. that the orders Of the
revenue officers we're the result Of III
viii malice and piouc. The govern
rent on tho other hand. maintained
that the court'e course was wrongful
with the administration
Of the revenue laws. The case - thus
4 being watched with considerable
NI.N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-16
RUSHING WARSH|P
TO DANGER ZONE
Lives of Americans Threatened
by Mexican Rebels at
Acapulco.
OUTBREAK UNEXPECTED
Commander of Town Admits His
Inability to Afford
Protection.

Washington. January l5--Thc shift
ing character of Mexican rebel activities
again was demonstrated to-day when
it became necessary to despatch the
cruiser Danvcr from San Diego, Cal.
20 Acapulco, on the Southern Paclnc
Coast of the republic, where American
lives are in momentary danger because
of = threatened rebel attack on that
city.
Following representations OF the
AIadero government that the revoIu-
ton soon would be put down. came
reassuring reports from the Mexican
States along the Mexican frontier. but
hone of early pacifcation of the republic
oavo wav as it became apparent that
the Federal forces we're inadequate to
cope with tho rebels in the central and
southern districts. who have carried on
their operations even IN the very lace
of the seat of government
Officials here now hope for change
in the fortunes of the Mexican Federal
government through the contamination
Of the forty million pesos bond Issue.
for the authorization OF which tho
Mexican Congress has passed Dill
IT is apparent t0di cnly WITH sNhiSithu
money 10 purchase munitions of war
in ouantifios sufficient fully TO equip
tho Federal forces. can the hydra
headed rebellion he stamped out of the
length and breadth of the long troubled
republic.
Reports Are Alarming
This government decision 10 send
q varshiD 10 protect American lives and
nropc-tv was reached early to-day after
alarming reports of the activity OF a
reheI band under Julio Radillo had
beon received through Ambassador
Wilson at Mexico City
Consul Edwards. at Acapulco. had
suUrcsted that inssmuch as the Nlexi-
can FcdcrsIs were unable 10 protect
Americans and the Mexican com mandcr
of the town had admitted his inability
20 reinforce the garrison. a wdrship
should be sent
The iast report from Acapulco SAID
Radillo-s men were operating IN the
country about there and that refugees
from every direction ~crc pouring into
the town. which Is one of the most i'm
Dortanf NcxicanS ports on thc Pacific
Dopredafions and atrocities by the ap-
nrosching rebel hand were reported.
Americans and other foreigners VII
nc taken abroad the Denver when she
reaches there u they 20 desire.
The Denver u the nearest ship 10
the danger line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-16
ARSON GANG WILL FIRE
ANY BUILDING FOR PAY

dictnent
marshal toto
Of
In
TO be started
do nofsc
tod sho zetus zduses
deteives frequnt
be started
marked
pssked
20 SCI building nrsa IN
n:.ss essy do.r know OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-16
DIRECTORS ARE ELECTED
Stockholders OF Carolina Public Service
Company Hold Meeting.

Atlanta. Ga. January ij---Directors
of the Carolina Public Service Com
panv were elected here to-day at
meeting of the stockholders of the
com psny as follows: Samuel Lapham.
Charleston. ). c.: W. :. Reamer, Co
Ium bia : <: 4. J. Hagood. Charlotte.
W. j. Msloney. Wilmington. Del (.
r T.. Galway. W. =. Morrison. J. =.
Floyd. NJ G. King. George =. Londes
William Hurd Hillyer. Samuel y.
Evans. W. ". Schroeder. A. B. Sims and
Arnold Broyies. all Of Atlanta. Ca.
The directors will meet and eject
permanent Officers of the company
soon Plants owned by the company
are now in operation IN Spartanburg
Greenviile. Union. Johnston and Co
lam bfa and Charleston. =. &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-16
BONDS DIsAPPR0veD.
Not Enough Property Scheduled Ia
Release Ryan and Feliow-Psiseners-


chicago. Janaurv fs--Bords sub
rniftcd FOR the release % Prank NJ
RYAN r IT. Houiihar and william
Shupc. sentenced % prison for con-
spiracy IN the illegal tr@nsport alton q
dynamite. we're disapprovcd ~ Dis
fricf Attorney Miller. 81 Indiana poiie.
IN tho Federal Circuit Court = ApPcals
to-day. Bonde Of 5000 Tor tho release
Of Charles -. Bcamc-. - Niianeapohs-
were approved.
Miller declared the proDcrtE eched-
uicf for the bonds Of Ryan. Hournan
ano shupe did not aggregate rrorc han
l7In. while property worth EaiHn
shouid have hccn scheduled.
ATTORNEYS for the Chicago i1nor cad
crx said they would make another ct
fort % obtain the required eccurtttcs-
The court declined - approve pond
for 50 oup offered FOR ire rrlre@c - VII
liam r Rrddin. 81 Milwaukee. occ,..s4s
OF the sneuntctrncy ~ ~ surety. it9
court aiso declined % iss1e = wrIt q
spuersedsas ADMITTING q bali heFb<3
Hockin. who vas sentenc>c 70 ~
Hockin vas the only cons1ot>t l:bex
man for whom a Wit OF -uptr.>o<n1
vas not e<Fed when The ce<cs <cre -.
scntsd TO tno court week 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-16
FstaI Roller E1pIasIsn-

London. Ianuarr il.- rfNrr pCranna
acre Killed when IN ur-takc boiler
on the steamer Madonna exploded.
according to = wireless dlsuetch re-
ccfvcd tonight 81 Fayal. The mes
sage also stated that the vessel vss
proceeding towards Algiere.
The Madonna. a french passenger
and freight steamer. left Ncg York
les
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-16
Claims 100000 For
Loss of Her Husband
Mrs. Harris. Titanic Widow. Makes
Heaviest Demand Mrs. May
FufrcIlc seeks TO Recover
<3Oo.OoO

New Work. January ia food
of pefIffous for damages through the
less Of the Titanic. filed to-day. In
Guided one from Mrs. Irene Wallace
Harris. who claims - -OoO.Ooo for che
fhe Theatrical manager. This Is the
heaviest Of the 273 claims 50 far
fIicd. Mrs. May Fufrciic, OF Scitu-
ate. Mass. asks for 100000 COM
pcn<atfon for the loss OF her hu>-
Claims 81 MIS-. lily D. Hfilef- widow
81 Francis ID. Mifiet. the artist. =
TgfanIc victim. = &fOO,O0O
United states Judge Hsn6 ycstcr-
d.v erteaded che time for filing
D<fffions 90 claims 70 February ~
fhc claims amount 20 more than
6fo.oOO. 900. hut the White star
line contends that its liability -
stssnfss 90 less than sioo. 600.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-16
NINE OF CREW DROWNED.
Russian Bark u Blown Onto Coast
and Wrecked.

Ncwcasflc on the Tyne. England.
January i5.-\inc Of the crew Of the
Russian bark California were drowned
TODAY when that vessel was blown
onto the coast Of \orthum bcrisnd
and totally wrecked. Captain Eskborn
and seven men were saved. The
California had iust lcft the TYNE with
a full cargo. She was . vessel OF 2.foI
tons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-16
n.nnI cRas cARNIyAL

Me- oriesns. HohSe srs Psrsscets
Fc-r cheap rates and through PuIiuar
.rrornnodesions via SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY CAS- o. phone CITY Ticket Offfce. ~
\. Main st. Ricbncod- Va nsdison III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-16
FOUR DIE IN FIRE.
Meet Death when Flames Destroy
Restaurant.

ParagOuid Ark. January i5.-As the
result OF a FIRE which destroyed local
restaurant carly to-day four men arc
believed TO have been burned TO death
Two bodies have been removed from
the debris. one being identified 80 that
of Richard Lawson. Of this city The
scarsh for bodies continued tonight
Eight men roomed over the restaurant
and onlv four are known TO have es-
csocd. Tho loss ~ small and covered
by insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-16

Three fast daily trains. with Pzrsor Car.
landing passengers IN the heart Of Norfolk.
Leave Richmond so A. NJ. y N boon sod
q % p. NJ JDining car on noon trsin.-Ad-
ycrtiScncnt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-16
Had Regular Trial.

Floyd Allen was indicted az the
Aprii term. 1919. Of the Circuit Court
Of Carroll County. along with Claude
:. Allen. Frici Allen. Sidna Allen. Wcs-
ley Edwards. Sidns Edwards. Victor
Allen and Byrd Marion, for q murder
alleged 90 have been committed on the
18th day OF March. 1912. Upon their
arraienrnent they elected 20 be tried
separately. and after the preitrninsrics
oecrssarv 20 the trial had been com
pictrd tho hearing % evidence In tho
case Of Floyd Allen began on May ?.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-07

r.4t meIooifa g~eIunsen. ein5.lne
Iangen balls iprsheno ooer rufeno in
ihHeqem Tempo Dor. e mohten
Duni6e poer geteusrun9en fein, ben
Ginorud ma6te es uns fpenleitens;
0ann fiel Der Gbor Der ibrigen I:oes
mai nit benz tur3en Refrdin fpu6tig
tin. Oos gang. mar po6l cine Be-
grubuness ooer Griebens3eremonie,
gu beren S6lub 1ir nit linen BON
i6;er Saeofpsiie uno einem ardutz
itengeI abteibsn mubten. SpGter
ton3tsn cine Qu4abl Mdnnsr inter
0efane in oer biitte oes 9sriamms
lungs6nuiss. 81. ginaen bintereins
amber i'm areiie bsrum, f4 ~piegsno
uno nit ben &nien ,intnideno. Bel
ol.bem b.rrfhts unt.r ben Geuten
cine uneebeure Qufregung, aa.s rief
unb ffrie burheinanoer. Jm 6r.ien
Itonten 5rauen unb ainb.r; i'm gan'
3en modten $50 bis 200 Perfonsn
UNI uns berum isin. Rad cen lebten
Rodri6ten aus Dem S6usgsbiet mar
beabIi6tigt, baB hi. Chronological,
i9aft" .nergiidsn 0oritOB Sepit auf.
rpdrts unisrnebmsn ioIte, Ger boff.nts
LID rsdt groBe GrfoIge asitigen tpiro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-07
Sic Sreisebisfeit siuer S0nisin.

Bas muB cine Ronigln tun.
penn iie oas Wtibeeihld bat, bel Ell
nenl bip!omottihen @ntpian9 ibre
perlentette 3u perlieren9 sir Die.
fen. I'm bofi'hen 3eremonied nIGi
porgeiebenen 0au bat. 10 pIonoeri
Die r6rantf. 3te.". Die &onigtn.
Nutier Narsberita BON Stc.ler
iunslt cine art,ge Solune 4selunocn.
9ei Der 8~orlteluHa eines WitsIle'
bes Der hohen diplomatic serrlB Der
toltbare Yerlenidanud Der aonigln
uno Die eirJelnen Verien roaten
fIinaenb in ben Sool. Sogleit
mahten it'd, ole Anpeienben, Der
Gillette slm Gros. auf ole SagN
nod oen HerIen, uno Die meiIten
moren 10 sIadIih, cine ooer 5pel
oufsubeebn. nm lie Der aonIgin gu
uberreihen. %. meiue Serren."
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pinnerbiten 9GdeIn erfI1rt habeu,
.bemahen Sic iih niht. es 1T midi
Ser Niibe inert. @etrohien Sic Die
Ginger ais anSentsul~ llno 10
tommt es. Sdb Die 9emahljn Ses
gotidofters +. Elm Eaor ucue Der
Ienohrrinoe erhielt urb Ser 2e1a'
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fiaen GerIe in ser araipatte er.
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on SiiritenbcFen abcr niiiIer lid
einen ucuen 8oraarapher suleacn'
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IoBtl-