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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
PERSONALS

The famous law library of thu hate
william .. Childcrs one 81 the most
valuable iu the country. was bid ,u
Yesterday an auction conducted hy
Referce NJ D.. Hickey Thomas =.
Willkcrson. holder of q judgment SCI
cured hy tho library being the prin-
cipal bidder Tho Childcrs library,
next to that pf Thomas Catron at sun
ta Re. was tho most complete legal a.
hrary in IN, state up to the time Of
Mr. childcrs' death, and has been of
rrcat Service 60 the members Of the
Albuquerque bar
T.. u. Raynolds. vice president of
tho First National Bank ~ Las Vegas
was visitor in Albuquerque today.
returning homo this afternoon on No'
.2.
Dr s. Alonzo bright left tbs aft
crnoon FOR EspaDnlu ON "a visit q"
missions there ana in northern New
Mexico.
Tho Girl Scouts of America viii
meet tomorrow afternoon "a O'Clock
at tho christian church,
Tho Moose VIII Give dance aud
banquet tomorrow might at odd FEEL
lowe hall. the gr8ad march Goo begin
at N.l6. 70 is Hu Invitation affair and
tu Moose are expected Goo Doe present.
Tho Dimond orchestra viii furnish
its usual excellent music
Tho members OF Lincoln Circle so.
O., Ladies' of the @. a. g.. are re-
uuostcd 10 meet 900 the hall December
90 an o'clock 60 practice. 7y order
uf tho president Mrs Hattie bur
nett
John a. Logan circle so. ., Ladies'
of the o.. a. n, VIII meet go their
hull en- south SECOND street tomor-
row afternoon ut $50. Al mcmbcr7
are requested to Doe present Lunch
viii Doc served. An comrades nltcd.
By order OF the president
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
DON'T GET MIXED
/. UP WITH WOMEN
FOR YOU NEVER
GAN TELL
Alleged Advice of Stenogra.
pher Now on Trial for Muir
der and Backed by Society
Swell.
AUTOMOBILE CRIME,
SAYS PROSECUTION
inv reaaed wire 20 frvcuing Herald. /

gRy fenAed Wire 20 f7yeuing Herald. !
Toms Rivers. n. j.. Dec. ls.--Mrs.
Caroline Turner Tor whose murder
Toreph Noriarity alias William j..
Neehan sttn0Eraphcr De- ON trial
here. waa either killed in on nutomo-
ulie accident or murdered by persons
in an automobile aoeordmg GO the
theory of the defense outlined az the
trial this afternoon.
". H wainwright Of the prisoners
battery ~ lawyers retained hy Mr..
Iaspcr Lynch. society woman OF
Lakewood. go indlcatcd in his open
fnr address 20 tho inry this afternoon.
Tho defense would prove. he said
thnt tho victim haa been seen ir an
automobile at Time after the murder
ives supposed 10 have been commit
ted This cHr he added had run
into tree Tie Ola not make clear
nhether the defense would seek TO
show that this crash resulted liz Mrs.
farmers death or whether she was
murdered and the body taken 20 the
ciump ~ pine trees where Dc was sub-
seGuently found.
Trio stnte rested this afternoon with
the testimony 81 George Jamlson, n
detective who told of getting the pris-
oncr'a confidence. The defendant
had uld 10 him az one time, d."
sworc
Hpou't ret mixed up With "a woman.
You can never tell what you would do
ln ft of temper"
On oee.evaminatlon the wltnee
admitted chat fhc prisoner had never
mad0 ans direct reference to the cae'
of Mrs Turner while shndoviu
the prisoner. Jamison testified ne ov-
orbosrd him unrreling vith his wife
declaring th9i che Ind Killed one woe
mHn md uiaht kin another
Tho urisouor's wife nt hy him at
tho trlfl tudny
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
SPECIAL EXERCISES
IN THE SCHOOLS
7 0 D AY
Interesting Christmas Pro
gram at High School; Ward
and County Schools Observe
Season.

Interesting special exercises IN oo-
servHnee ~ jho Christmas season
were held today in the various city
schools while me county schools wili
all have exercises uoNt "Wednesday.
The county schools have only four
days vacation. two days this week ana
two next week., having enjoyed "A
weeks vacation during the state educ
CntiOnai convention. It f. desired &C.
close the county schools In tho middle
o. May In order 20 begin the institute.
Ia the city ward schools clever pro-
grams generally accompanied hy
decorated Christmas trees began cd
O'Clock white tho following inter-
ost.ng program began no o'clock IN
che central High school buildings
High School Program.
Music lselectodJ, Orchestra.
Reading noy View ct Christ
mas" Donald barrow
Reading "Thc Angel aud the
Shepherds" Annie Cristv
Play--"A Christmas Chime"
Joe Tnrrili .......... Donald Wilson
GLADYS Terriil Joe's wife .........
.t............... Ruth Tompking
Ted owen friend OF the Torriu's
.....t........ Hiram llorkonhuff
Dolly WaKeloc. o. friend of the Tor
rilNs ............. Ruth Stutcson
Music t.......... Christmas nymns
High school Chorus.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
HABEAsCORPUSCASE
THIS afternoon
Judge Reynolds Hearing Rea.
sons Why Justice Of Peace
Garcia Committed Fellow
Townsman to the County
Jail.

judge Hafuolds MS afternoon took
up the petition of Esquuuu Mon
toyn, committed Gao tUc county isl
nN Justice HI tht rrH.. Iuspar Care
cha ot Precinct 90 because. ID is al-
le-ed. Norfasa refused tu pas the
Zee asses4ed 0y tho Justice for issue
ing peace aodd ot 500
Montola N represented bv Modesto
ortiz ana Garcia by w e. Hoacock.
There Is considerable interest I'm che
ease up and down Oh. valley It bcne
alleged ug evcwl residents ol Its
precinct 'h.t Garcia has mado s1n.
more or iD# crraue interpretations
of the law
The court .his morn.nr heard the
ease of Mrs Adclia Firuu against y.
q. Lowe. o. .aso Involving dispute
over u'tWu tcos .n which plau
uu aliosce .bat thc defendant cole
locted mora .hou vts du. him FOR
hnudtng ro for hon. mn, colu
found Tor tH. defense
The cas. Walter p,ck s sh..T
Jesus ItHU..l o. nt Cor g1 m
tnIs afternoon. p,eE ..ab. to rp-
cover flHI Hich %. alleges b. suDut
when be- Hnt ou nNe mudr, 0
milo ohar. Ir horse stolen from
hcruIlII'u county sonic t.u lrars
uso. Peck 1ght .h. ulu and rt-
turned tbc horse. making iHc capture
in okIHhnm utter following hIs map
r.'1r . HHEss Ilr .ss allowed
$50. hut ALLEGES h.s Dvr.rs,s were
flGl lda ....l
dudsr .H noIds stated rhat Doc
HIuHuHl| would sVtI hIe U.HI..Ur T...
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
DENVER SCARED At
SIGNS Of SECOND
BLIZZARD
One and a Half Inches Added
to Remains Of Record Snow
Of Two Weeks Ago in Colo
RADIO.
ZERO WEATHER IN
sHIVERING CAPITAL
lRy LEASED Wire 90 ;vcnioa Hcrnidl

I lBy Leased Wire 90 '.vcning ilcfhidl
Denver Colo. Dec. DO, SNOW hr
son foluug here az $3.50 thif muruue
|Hnd at $3.50 3D. mantle uI One ANA once
IhHr inches covered what remained
nl ihr record auovHI o' $3.50 u,Ut.
.ugo. Th. ruf.d 7.i. weather bu.
/ rcuu predictions wore tor snow thls
|anerpoDu ana tonight aIth clear
weather tomorrow
SNOW fcU yesterday Boo western
/ Colorado. but foduys precipitation
WINS confined largely tU the eastern
sIour uf tut ROCKY Mountains Nhr
Denver city TruWaF company Hno
$3.50 railroads mindful ol fho rcD,rt
lmurNadc g1rig touaN hcun 90 dr,.r-
mined nsht geo prevent the impair
lmeut of traffic
al noon inc Gan Of snow continued
hoaFy The weather bureau predicted
o. drop Of $50 l0 degrees in temper
ouro tonight Last nlght tho lowest
Noa degrees above zorro e. consider
able rise having accompanied thc pre-
oipitau0n tbls morning
rho heaviest lal vas reported from
pointa iu northeastern Colorado ana
wyoming Two inches was the report
from Fort Collins at noon ana @ liko
au nt Iorplnnd Bouldcr reported
moro thnu three inches. There has
.becu no precipitation at Central CITY
up .o $3.50 thir moni9g Cool clear
weather was reported from Trinidad
Nllh u0 snow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
VERY TEMPTING TO
SHOPPERS
Dainty Things to Eat at FooG
Demonstration on Second
Floor of Big Department
Store.

OF special interest e. and for the
special dclCrwtion cot shoppers. au iu-
,crystius demonstration OF fancy food
stuifs s to De- pat ON ou the second
floor Of the RosenVald building this
evening ai day tomorrow and toner
row evening The delicious products
of the National Biscuit company.
Hunts quality fruits and a. and Is.
paIfoe Viii bv served Tired Christ
mas .hoppors viii find dainty refresh
mont at tho demonstration booth and
b. suo- without saying th.t Do win h,
tho most popular place Boa the shop
PINK district
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19

liiy the secret service mon refuse to
f nnaef ARREST The eeuh-
llttiiors ana lhaif con ware found
after ehoAf esienliu9 over several
months amid leadinE the seefpf service
mfn if0m lht Atlaniic to The Pacific.
"A thaeis in roe ueods miles FROM
ieNn housed the piaut Outvardiy
The hast appeared ro 81 iNnhle down
oId ailaif ahoui ready b f4li aparts
inside & wac furnished iuxufiantiy.
In addtioA 20 the 1--WE men heil
IN the broad charge ~ being suspi-
eiouE characters two other men arc
sought hy Tire Provincial police Num-
erons compnlnis cuncernins The spur
lows bills have been received from all
mos, every part of the Cnnnalln trun-
ticr This city is believed To have
hetn the distributing centor % tho
caunterfoltcra
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
MEET TO Be
SUCCESS
Small Towns Along Panhan-
dle-Pacific Highway to Be
Well Represented Tomor-
row.

Letters received by Mayor sencra
Indicate the Panhandle High
way Boosters meeting al Clovis to-
morrow Is going to be a hummer.
Clovis Lucia, Estancln, Enshno,
santn Rosa, Pasture, House are all
20 have delegations and fifty men are
expected 60 come from Amarillo. Un-
fortunately Albuquerque. chief bcne-
ficiary Of the now road. through lack
OF organization and pep failed to-
send any delegate la addition 90 Mr..
Hogc. who rs az clovis anyhow. ne
viii endcavor To look after Albuqucr-
quc's interests Col Sellers has re-
coivcd the following letter.
Clovis. New Mexico. Dec. 10, 1913.
Hon. d. X. q. sellers.
Albuquerque, y. ~
Dear Mr. sellers
We people of clovis are doing
everything that wc can Go boost the
Convention OF tho Auto Highway
which is to be- held here ON the s0tR
instant, and of course 30 is useless 90
say that we are cXpcctiug representa-
ton from your town, OF course we
an realize that ~ Be- very necessary
OF this particular time TO secure "a
good delegation ana perfect strong
organization to back up thls new
rood Of which Wc feel so proud.
Trusting that wc may have tho
pleasure of having You and Mr. Lane
and possibly others from your town
with us next saturday. I am
Very truly yours
H. G. MERSFELDER
President Auto Highway
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
INVOLVES TITLE TO
BIG MEXICAN TRACT
/ snecInl nI.nnleh 10 E,enInr mernId1

SANTA iu N 81. Dcc. 10 Judge
John ll r.Hml of fuJhrio. Okla.
sitting ior Judge w. d. Pope. who is
in 81 louIe niH afternoon opened o
hricf session OF United sDtos court
hero 200 boar case involving the
ownership or some two million acres
of land .u northern Merico Zoo which
tho Interests uf California company
ana an EnRIah syndicate are in cone
fllct brilliant array of eastern
leml tnlwl hcro to take part in
the Gases n.udlur former Secretary
uf Enc interior JHmra To- Garfield
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
WIFE OF ALLEGED
MURDERER OF RICE,
ALBERT PATRICK, DIES

(liy ifnsed Wire 60 Evening Herald J
Tulsa. Okla, Dee Ia Mrs. Albert
r. Patrick, whose husband served
twelve years in Sing Sing prison as
the alleged murderer Of William
Marsh Rice, died here today. Pat
rick and their children were at the
bedside.
Mrs. Patrick, az Mrs. Addie M.
Francis, was married To Patrick soon
after his conviction for the murder
OF Rice. For the ensuing twelve
years she devoted her entire time
and expended 10000 IN efforts to
prove Patrick's Innocence and gain "a
pardon Tor him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
IMMENSE CROWD AT
THE CRYSTAL

Hundreds were turned away from
the Crystal thatcr hst night at tho
two performances OF "Tho IHst Dnis
of f"mpol tho sensational sN-rccl
film-dramt probably the finest film
ever hruught here. Th, Slim was cN-
limited Goo another capacity nous this
afternoon and win hc seen Tor tho
last Time Tonight at two evening per-
turmancne 1880 and 9.l5.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
GENERAL WOOD GOES
TO EAST DEPARTMENT
Id, I.enscd Mlrr DO E,cnlnr IIcrnId.

Try Leased Wire To Evening Herald.
Washington. Dec. secretary
Garrison announced today that when
Major General Leonard Wood leaves
the office Of chief Of STAFF next Aprii
he will be- assigned to command the
eastern department with hCadquar-
ters at Governors Island. y. v. sue
ceeding Major General Thomas u.
Barry, who viii go 90 the Philip
pines. Secretary Garrison made no
announcement as 90 General Woods
successor ag chief of staff
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
F0UHlAINI HEAD OF
STREAM Of QUEER
G0IH FOUND
Den Of Counterfeiters Dis00y-
ered ia Heart 81 Quebec For.
est BY Secret Service Men.

fHs leased Warc ~ 1cfcusng fIcrn1d ]
outreai t're s.--NAai Is bciicr-
I'd to be tne fonnsain head d stream
"a eeontericH money Was located to-
dos IL ne heart 81 forest near Joli-
IS. Quebec. and five msn. whose iden-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19

Woahnet0n Dor lH There ia no
peanut trust nnd tho price of mo poH
nul is LARGELY determined hr the sizc
of crops in The United stHtce ana
Spain according 90 investigators of
thc department 0f Justice who have
concluded un inquiry into the SUBJ
forI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19

Washington. Dec to--rrosIdcnt
Wilson today mndc these nomina-
lions.
Hcglstors of tho hand offices Mrs.
Mary Wolr uargin at Denver. col;
Jugcph Biunsrd. ut Helena. Mont
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19

MtI 10 noon.
Representative chandler ur
NcV YORK. addressed thc fore
oisu affairs committee ON thc
treatment 0f Jews iu Boum1uir
Judiciary committee heard lr.
gumcnts on hil 'or au intorstpt,
trade commission
Roads committee appointed r.
Subcommittee OF tive members 90
agree un general good roads
bin
Secretary Garrison endorsed
before the military committee t
bin Ca prphiDu discrimination
against army navy and marine
uniforms
s constitutions amendment for
s.X-yrar terms tor representa-
uvgs in congfo-s. subject to tho
recall proposed u hill ny Eop-
rpscuutiyc Kent of california.
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The HERALD want Ad gets
the best resulta
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TODAY IN CONGRESS


Met no 30 a. M
Continued debate on currency
bin. with tho expectation OF pass-
Ing 90 before adjournment toe
night
Senator Chamberlain iutrn-
ducod hill to prevent dlscr mi-
nation against tine uniform ot the
United states snd prohibit lts
misuse.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
Only Five Days More

Short days-with something for every one to do for
Christmas. .a2As3...
To not think ahead, TO neglect attending to what
would be nice do you have honestly said yourself
will be disappointment to two persons and an
other SzS.Sse.. -
If you would like us to suggest" know we can solve
your gift problems. s,ss.,-
You will say yourself when you see the complete
stock of better and peter merchandise have collect
ed The assomens large and varied you will be sure
to find something you will like.
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and. on motion of Commissioner Tandy.
rafayrad f0 the r1aYOr.

and on motion of Commissioner Tandy,
referred to the mayor.
Communication from A. R. Young, city
engineer. presenting plat of the proposed
benefit district for the opening of an al
ley in the block between Oak street and
woodruff avenue, Seward avenue anu
Crane street, was presented and read.
The plat was approved by the following
vote: Ayes, Commissioners Bone, New
land, Porter and Tandy and Mayor COT
rams.
An Ordinance creating Sewer District
No. IS, defining the territory and estab-
fishing the boundary thereof, providing
for an entire and complete system of
sewerage in said district and providing
for a special assessment to pay for the
construction of the sewer in said district,
was presented for first reading.
A resolution deeming it necessary to
construct white Way on Kansas ave
nue. between First avenue and Gordon
street, was presented for first reading.
The following resolutions were present.
ed by Commissioner Tandy for first read
ing for the paving of the following:
Alley between Kansas avenue and jack
son street and 9th street and 10th avenue.
Alleys between Kansas avenue and
Jackson street from 10th avenue to
Eleventh street, anS
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--epaving- Sixth avenue from Kansas
avenue to Harrison street.
Electricians Bond of John H. Taylor in
the sum of 100000, given by the Royal
Indemnity Company, presented and
approved by the following vote: Ayes,
Commissioners Bone, Newland, Porter
and Tandy and Mayor Cofran-5.
Bond of Frank l. Stevens as assistant
superintendent and cashier of the Water
Works Department, was presented and
approved by the following vote: Ayes,
Commissioners Bone, Newland. Porter and
Tandy and Mayor Cofran-5.
Bond of George A Huron as judge of
the police court in the sum of 81, 00o.O0
given by the Fidelity and Deposit Com
pany, was presented and approved by the
following vote Ayes, Commissioners
Bone, Newland, Porter and Tandy and
Mayor Cofran-5.
Bond of Alberta Hale in the sum of
$4,000 as city treasurer of the CitS of
Topeka, given by the Maryland Casualty
Company, was presented and approved
by the following vote: Ayes, Commission
ers Bone, Newland, Porter and Tandy and
Mayor Cofran-5.
Commissioner Bone moved that the
mayor appoint three citizens to destroy
the ballots of the primary and general
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Published in The Topeka State Journal
April II, 1881
OFFICIAL CITY COMMISSION PRO

OFFICIAL CITY COMMISSION PRO-
CEEDINGS.
Commission Chamber, Topeka, Kansas,
Wednesday, April s. 1913. The city COM
mission met in regular adjourned session
at 900 O'Clock a M, with the following
Bone. Newland, Porter and Tandy-L
Mayor Cofran in the chair.
The minutes of the meeting of April Z,
presented, read and, on motion of Com
missioner Tandy, approved as read.
The minutes of the special meeting of
April Z, 1918. were presented, read and, on
motion of Commissioner Tandy, approved
as read
The minutes of the meeting of April Z.
1913, of the newly elected commissioners,
We're presented, read and, on motion of
Communication from c. H. Kutz, chair
man of the civil service commission, rela-
tive to the appointment of Josiah Ross,
VIM. Core. VIM. Pasker. Mrs. L. E.
Thorpe and Mr.. Bryant being not in ac-
cordance with the commission law. was
presented and read. Commissioner Port r
then moved that the board of commits
sione-s rescind their action confirming
said appointments, which motion pre-
vailed by the following vote: Ayes. Com
missioners Bone, Newland. Porter and
Tandy and Mayor Cofran-5.
Petition for an electric street light to
be placed at the intersection of End and
Monroe streets, signed by George H. FL
lott and a number of others was pre-
sioner of water works and street light
ing.
Communication from the Fireman's Re-
lief Association, relative to appropria-
lions made from the funds of the associa-
ton and asking the commissions ap-
prevail of the same, was presented, read
and, on motion of Commissioner Tandy,
the action of said association, approved.
making a bid of eleven cents per meal
for feeding prisoners, was presented. read
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city elections of March and April, 1911, a!
provided by law, which motion prevailed.
No further business appearing. mo-
ton of Commissioner Bone commission
adjourned to meet at 500 o'clock a. m,
Thursday, April 10, 1913.
ISeaL1 @. B. BURGE,
City Clerk.
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a'1@s and expended
neofF Financial revenue
9N G city cak
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commissioner
mayor appoint
the ballots of
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

DIR. ]. NJ. JAMESON. 327 Madison. Special
diseases. Phone $50.
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PATENTS.

}, A. ROsEN. patent attorney. az kap-
sas ave. Topeka Kan.
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Bone moved that the
three citizens to destroy
the primary and general
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sihnnn Der shnlbhearbc.

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anlcoronft ooB bic oiicutlider
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ioumlimaeu bcuuet pcr0cn Olrfen
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GciebIid niht autoriiirt ici, mn
ic miro Die 2tnoronumg micoerru.
len uerOen, iollteu iit 9iirger oo.
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gcrniten rc0rBirte Ste geb0r0c uon
$500 auf $1,000. Ia5 Oicsii6riQc
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5criht anf 100000 iteQcn. 3ic
9inton Sfulc miro in 3ufunft
Geer gnrf Sdulc beiBen.
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3eigt, oaB bic 2luSgabcn iiir Die cr.
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eraebcn. Die 0lcbrauSga6cn erqe.
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$l9,t32 betragenoen BcbaltSerbo.
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itlieOenc 2tusgabcn mo $1,000 fir
15nIton0iGBlutg Der 8eb1uoe.
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glaibnaton 1G. Scpt Ger Se.
not bat iid Dem @eihluB oc5 san.
les augcitloiicu mo Die gcUiai.
glng bon 100000 fir ieue 2Imc.
rifancr, Die 0}erifo nerlaiieu mol.
len, gutaebelBeu. Senator griitou
bon aauius mar gcacn Die Der.
miaiJma mo an @auO bon 9ric
len, bic aus Ulerito ltanlmen, mics
.er uach, Dab 8raiiOent 4itiof OurdI
feline Proclamation bic Gage Der
2lmeritmcr in 9lerifo eridncrt
babe.
2taot Ncrifo, II. Sept. Semen
100 g[meritancr, nclhe ocn 9ic.
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