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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-27
Out of the Ervino Pan,

Judge: when she married, ten
years ago., she" stated freely that II
was simply to avoid working for a
living"
What does she dc, all the timer"
Takes care of seven small chill
dren."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-27
a. Reaular Circus.

Judge: What did you think cf the
dinner party last night2.
1T was the most daring bareback
performance that 4 ever attended and
az for your niece, she outstrlppca ali
her c@mpetitors!
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-27

kaysers Blk Hose-thc. best stockino m,n,f,c-
t lse III ~ J Wyoom1en's; black and all leadino shades
and :..'.:--:: $-oo. paw $500
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-27

Eastern police who arrested cheese
dealers for selling over ripe product,
claim to have strong evidence against
those arrested. Strange!
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-27
Cure for Stomach Disorders.

Disorders OF the stomach may be.
avoided by the use of ChamberIain's
Tablets. Many very remarkable cures
have been effected by these tablets.
Sold by all dealers.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-27
Pettibone News.

Pettihone, N. D., May 26.-To The
Forum: f. s.. Adams is much better
at this writing.
Miss Ennis expects to leave for Wi
faux, Mont, as soon as school Is
closed.
The Robinson ball nine came over a
week ago Sunday expecting to win a
game but got beaten, and yesterday
4Pettibone went there and beat them
again.
Lily Hilton finished her term of
school in the Gerber district n x
poets to go to Iowa soon.
Plenty of rain UP this way.
VIM. Cahill has his new gasoline n
CINE in operation and expects to do
most Of the work with 1t now.
Miss Pomeroy came on May % for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. John Adams.
Miss Jennie Adams returned to her,
school work at ". G. normal after as
sisting In the car Of her father. r. s.
Adams.
Carl Lydeen's coyotes got loose one
night last week and killed CahllIsf
geese and Cahill too khis revenge out
with q rifle, and nov no more coyotes.
Remnant sale at Herbst's Wednes-
and Thursday, remnants of cotton
goods, wool dress goods, embroideries
and ribbons on sale at big discounts.
Don't miss this sale. -Advt
wEH ST. HAMA 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29

POLICE CAPTURE 10
NEGROES IN A RAID
All But Five Furnish Bond and Are
Released; Sergeant Fletcher Had
Place Under Surveillance.
70. you little Joe. you done

20, you little Joe, you done me
wrong" to tbs. accompaniment OF the
rattle Of dice on a billiard table, led
sergeant G. E Fletcher and a squad
Of police Friday night to Marshall
Jaekson's. negro club on South Oregon
street Eighteen negroes, a number
of dice, one pistol, and dirk were
captured in the raid The lot was
taken to the police station. The bonds
OF the alIeged crap" shooters We're
fixed at SO.
Believing that gambling was being
carried on in the club sergeant Fetch
er has had the place under surveillance
for some time. Friday night he de-
cided to raid 1t.
All but five Of the defendants fur
nished bond after their arrest and were
released.
Saturday morning negro woman
was admitted to the main part of, the
city jail. On the top of the cells on
the west side Ellis Curtis one of the
alleged gamblers, was perched. As
soon as she caught sight Of Curtis the
woman laughed laudly.
What you all dom heah9 she asked
Curtis.
Woman. don't you come laughin' at
me-" he retorted. Z amt had no break
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29
GILLETT AND PEACH
WINNERS IN DEBATE

Speakers Of the sam Houston Society to
Meet Debaters FROM state College
in February.
Rupert Ginett and Frank Peach Of
the Sam Houston Debating society Of
the High school, were selected by the
judges as the best speakers in the
debate with the High School Forum,
Friday night at the High school These
the A. & NJ. college at Nesilla Park in
the annual debate some time in Febru-
airy, and will also represent the High
school in the annual interscholastic de-
bate of all the high schools of Texas
at Austin in April The debate was
upon the Introduction of the compul-
sorry education law into the seven
southern states that do not have the
law
Gillett and Peach had the negative
side. and Manuel Schwartz and Chris
JungjOhann the affirmative. A. H
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29

fas'. Put up dat $40 bond SOS I can
git outer here"
The bond was arranged and the ne
gro was released.
Green Louis, George Williams, Paul
Hyde, P. W AIcClown, W. H Buchanan,
W. Cooks, Sam Houston, Jesse Del
mois, Walter Hightower. Ike Edward,
L. Watson, Ellis Curtis, Marshall Jack
son, E. Morris, o. Roy, Bob Liradell
and Mccullough were those arrested.
Lirade1 was charged with carrying a
pistol and Mccullough was dOcketed
for carrying a dirk.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29
GERMAN TROOPS
QUELL RIOTERS
Soldiers Prod Civilians at Zabern With
BavOnefz and Club Them
With Their Rifles.
Zabern Alsace, Germany, n

Zabern Alsace, Germany, Nov. %
scores of towhspeople, including
severai civilian officials, were IN
der arrest here today as the
result of a night Of rioting. The
disturbances were so violent at times
that the German troops cleared the
main streets at the point OF the bayo-
net
The demonstrations were designed to
express the Indignation Of the towns
oeoDle at certain insulting remarks re-
Gently made by German army officers.
Troops were summoned to disperse the
crowd and everybody who failed to
move on was arrested. Several cit
liens were injured.
Detachments of troops with fixed
bayonets patroled the streets through
out the night and continued on dutF
today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29
DENIES POULTRY
Dealers REQUEST
Council Stands by Limit Of
Four Dozen Fowls
Per Firm.

The CITY council Saturday denied the
petition OF local dealers in live poultry
to be allowed to keep on hand live
poultry in number believed to be nee
essary for The holiday trade
Under the present ordinance q dealer
may keep four dozen live poultry at one
time In view of the approaching
Christmas holiday season, the dealers
tional amount
Even should the petition be consid-
cred, 1t is stated, il would require the
passage Of an amendment to the pres
ent ordinance. and the petition was
submitted too late for that step to be
taken in time for the dealers benefit
Very Little sickness Reported.
The report Of the health department
for the week ending November 27,
shoWed- Deaths, IS; births, 81 There
are only two cases Of typhoid fever
three scarlet fever and three diphthe-
ria cases reported.
COMBINATIONS included lab pounds
OF meat ana 81 pounds Of fruit and
vegetables. Two whole cows and one
hog carcass were condemned.
The sum Of S41.1O was the amount
Of weights during October.
Fernando Esquival was given a
haWker's permit
Petitions Referred.
Petitions referred to the fire and
building committee Werec7 Chas. Zieger.
to extend cOrnice over the sidewalk at
the New Zieger hotel; Southwestern
Iron & Wire Works company. TO build
a balcony.
To the sanitary committee: Hayman
krupp, for q sewer extension to Pros
pect and Putnam.
To the city attorney: D. D. Liggett,
for a quit claim deed to property in
block I, Altura Park.
Allow Paving BIZ.
The sum OF S5Il2-54, estimated by
George Espy. city engineer, TO be due
the southwestern Paving company for
paving IularOsa street. was allowed.
A resolution requiring Mrs. Emily
Grid Pratt 70 construct sidewalks
along her property on Montana and
Hutton streets was adopted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29

were the Judges.
Congdon sang Spring Is Coming ac-
companied on the piano by George
Newell. During the intermission. Miss
Katherine Faris and Miss Alice BisncP
played a piano duet and George Newer
played a solo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29
SIXTEEN MEXICANS
ARRESTED IN YSLETA
Go Into Town Heavily Armed and Are
Taken in Charge by Deputy
Sheriff; Purpose Not Known.

Sixteen Mexicans four Of them heaV-
lily armed With rifles. daggers and am
munition, rode into Ysleta Saturday af-
ternOon on the interurban and were
promptly arrested by deputy sheriff
Paul Wuerschmidt and customs in
spector H A. Carnes. The Mexicans
were turned over to the American sol
diers at Ysleta to be guarded until
sheriff Peyton J. Edwards could get
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29
THE COURTS.
s4TH DISTRICT COURT.
Dan II. jackson. Presiding,

Katherine Oder Schiller vs. Fritz
Schuler, suit for divorce and custody Of
minor children; filed
F. O. Jones VS. II. c. Marks. suit for
$4,000 damages fer libel; filed.
Rodrigo Escarzega, charged with
burglary given four years and SEN
tence suspended
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29

II you are going to skate. go where
there is good music, good floor and good
management. The Auditorium Rink
has them Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29

THREE-ROOM COTTAGE. UNFUR-
NIsHED, AT 112 EAST RIO GRANDE
STREET. PHONE 1905 OR CALL ON
n. MELVIN, At $50 MILLS STREET.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29

After this week tneTe viii be some
thing doing every night at the Audi
forum Rink. corner Kansas and Mills.
advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29
sPECIAL DIsIRICT ooURT.

F. NJ Stoker vs.. Lydia S. Christy,
trial Of the right of property; on trial.
Clark Bishop vs. anna Gestian, ct al
trespass to try title suit; verdict for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29

If you are going to skate. go where
there is good music. good floor and good
management. The Auditorium Rink
has them ali.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29
41sT DISTRICT Court.

Held Brothers VS.. John S. Curtiss, at
tachment suit; filed.
". z. O'Brien vs. Ernest Gabrielle
Lorels trespass 10 Try title suit; filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29

s1.OO SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER s1.OO
SERVED FROM II 30 A. N. TO P. NJ.
HOTEL SHELDON CAFE.
(Advertisement.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29

Use Longwens $4,000 limousine for
weddings, receptions and parties. Phone
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29

Skate at the Auditorium Rink. corner
Mills and Kansas.-AdTertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29

a. s. j. Eylar, Presiding.
Fl. Cough, charged with theft; given
five days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29

there to take charge of them. He
brought the four armed men to FL Paso.
The prisoners made no attempt to
create g disturbance ard would not
give their names nor tell where they
were from, or what was their object in
going to Ysleta- They were dressed in
new clothing. had new shoes and suit
cases and $4,000 IN Mexican money.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29
5TADERO Will NOT BE KILLED.

Mexico City, Mexico. Nov 29.-The
American embassy has obtained from
high government officials assurances
that Manuel MaderO, uncle Of the late
president. who started last night un-
der guard for Veracruz, would reach
there in safety.
MaderO is one Of a group brought
from Monterey on a charge of sedi-
tion. He has been ordered TO Veracruz.
presumably for Incarceration in san
Juan de Uluoa prison.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-29

T.. B. NcClintocks Presiding.
John H. Wyatt. executor, vs.. H cas-
ad, ct al, suit for s156.15s filed.
H l. Stewart vs.. Guillermc Munoa
seQuestration suit; filed
J. j. Murphy, Presiding.
Harry White and Bud White, charged
with disturbing the peace; complaints
filed.
Aniceto Andejo, charged with ais
turbing the peace: fined 81 and costs
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Gettpsburg @efdnenen ibren 9ribnt.
@enau um IL llbr Uaittags tpurbe Die
orobe sFlaqae Dor benz 3elt oes 9enez
rails 9igeett auf 5ulbmdit ge3o9en
tnb ieoer SffiSier uno jeber Solodt
i'm Qaoer Itanb oann, bic 4ugen auf
Die ssfdgge geri9tst. raftung", ipdb@
renb elm 5dlut bon As S4iihen dbgs@
feuert nurbe. Die 5lagge tpurbe pann
fpieDer aufge3o9en.
U2it 0iefer geremonie errei6te Die
Reunion Der 8eteranen Elm Gnoe. Nur
tpenioe W1inutsn rorber bate Der Yrds
Iibenf Bilfpn in bem aroBen 3eit
cine tur3e Rebe Dor ZEN 8lnuen uno
8rausn aebalten, unb balo ndhher be-
reiteten ii6 3auIenbe gum gerlonsr
pes Qagers por.
Der prdIihent mar nun ebentals
per 2luto BON Baltimore aus nd6 Get
tpsburg getommen. no er bon oen1
gouberneur 3en.r empfangen fpuroe
IS naren nod ungefdbr 10000 8e'
teranen ba INN ben grdfoenten an3u:
6oren Der ungsfdbr sine balbe Stuno
in bem 3elt 3ubru6te.
2m gednmittag purDen Don Der
Giienbabnen burhihnitiIi6 in jeoei
SfunDe tduieno 8eteranen Die mad
5auie 3uriidtebrten, beforbert.
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Die Site 6alt als.
Ginc fable griie madDte bas ssefter
ertragiidfr.
lie S0d;ittenrperatnr iunrbe NIT VI
0rao regiitrirt.
gier s,erionen scitorben,

Der DettergOtt butte eeitsrn NIT
ben Gincinndtter girgern b.iOnDere
Rohfid1t unD beIfeerte peniel6en 3ur
,seier oes8cburtstages Der nlterlfnil'
fhen Rqtion Gin prdhtiges Better.
6sib mar Is, ieooh mar Der glnftnts
6alt TIM sSrsien sinigermabsH ertrags
lih, ba Der Winogott Elm tDenig Rdda
iiH iibte unb eins erfrii9enbe Briie
iiber Stdot, 5elo uno aue blies. Der
aeiirige Gag fpar b<fonbers oa3n dns
astton, Grbolung Don Der bddo1ens
mGbigen 6ibe i'm Jreisn 5u in1en.
2lae gtabIiiIements tpdren BON grhos
lunoiu benben bis 3ur Sdfiungstraft
eefiiIlt. Gr purne seruoert uno gss
lfnommtn, oas gros Tub 3u etriem
trfriifenben Sdtof i'm Jrsien Elm,
unD bic anhdnger hes 0dmbrtnus,
8ae6us uno Der DaH.rdpOiteI tonnten
ie nab ibrer 5oion gisIig" tperoen,
penn Die 0ibe ontmirte brett Dd5u,
GrFrifhungsn 3u iih Su nebmen.
atber bdlo Iino Bic Sdse Der 5iB'
poriiber unb es foa iib Dirtli6 stas
Ifiibs Bele unIsrem Stadte ndbern
6oifentIi1 b.balt unfer WetiermaTlr
oiesnlal rs6t, benn fOnit tonn moi
fein 3utrauen mebr Su ieinenJ Yrp.
pbeseihungen baben. absr has alt
gpridpcrt .5rrsn 1T msni4lid'
mub aud auf 6srrn Dspereaur an
penouna finDen uno iein itettgss s,5r
ren" bari ni6t all3u f6arf beartkti
perben. glbsr in einem puntte tim
men mir ali. ii6trein: .Gs muB an
nerIh iperoen", B. 3. es muB regner
nicht ollein um einen 9emperoturfal
herbebufiihrsn, ionosrn audi CUR We
ndi1er,lug Der 5eIoer, trslte Don be
5ibe ausgeborrt iperoen uno Elm Ver
Bremen ees 9etreioes uno Der 5tle
friidte CUR 5olge bat.
Srob Der Briis puroen geftern fol
aenoe SibssrGee regiitrirt:
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saiekcrei.

Gin. aemeinaefdbrIife S6ieberei
truq fih oeftern abero in Der Omaha
Gtrdbe 5u, als einiqe Burden sinsn
Rspolper burn bic Sheiben hes 5dus
res Ro. $50 Smahd 5trabe dbfdoiz
ZEN. Die Gugeln DerisBten Die Snhaz
BERN Der Dobnung, Grau Wargaretbs
Offender, in groBs 2tufrsgung, ou etz
nes Der geiholie bitt an ibrem aopi
ror6eiialdte. Gg 9sLaua nidt, Der
gurIheu babbaft 3u perben, troBbem
Iif duf bic 6ilferufe Der 5rau iofort
cine gr0Bere WenIhenmenge auf bic
8erfolauna Der S6NBboloe maAte.
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Rem gort, 4. Suit. angsf.:
rMerico" ppn SABRE; Pretoria" DON
odmburg.
Gtperpool. Q6gsg.: r8ir3trts
an" mad Wiontrael.
6dbre. Qbgeg.: npomsrantan
nah Wlontreal.
Rotter ban. Qnget.: r8olturS
no" BON Nep Yort.
2ntperpe Ingst.: rUtsno'
minee~ bon 9bilaoslpbid.
2ueenstotpn. 4nget.: Gel
tic" BON Rem Yort.
2(bgeg.: .Qoriatic" mad geIp gort.
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Sm Chen part ipiro am Scnntng
gahmittag Die Sobn 6. Weber'fte
Gapetle lintsr Der aeituHg BON anpells
m<ifter Germann 9slliteot bas folgsnoe
prosramm Sur Dur6fiihrung brins
gen:
did ibeiire Salle4 aug ~Sanns
hGiiferI Magnsr
Eupertiire 5u Die grobbersosin
BON 0eroibitein- 2ffenbah
MaIsxr ~Gspand4 =. 4. Gbarbier
g}ctprurri aus Der geitslftubeni~
Whllodsr
p0tpDurri aus ~Robin 6oob@
RprnetfoIo (ouseeip1hlt)
Gtrmann Bsnitebt.
potpOurri aus Little Wib Tirsit'
Wcripcrtl
pospourri aus BARRIER aebtn'
II1kWUal
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llnfraut.
Gin 8orf5iIo BON 9srm. 8 . n ).

g8o bic OhLenoorper 5slomort 81
Gnoe aeht, bart an Der 5oper 9ren3e,
Itano DOR Sabren Elm 5aus. Sept 1T
nid)ts mebr BACON iibrig aLs ein 5duz
fen 9ad'teins, 5tpif6en oeuen Reneln
uuo Gletten pahfsn.
rrIpriingIih gsb0rte oas 5ous 3u
rm Rappsnhofs. 2lIs Die Rappens
augItorben uno Die grben ben 6of
.r6tsu uno auftbsilteR, neil tie fhn
i'm 8on3en niht los puroen, tpo6nte
erit Der 4rbeiter 5oper buriu, unb ais
Der n16 4merttd dusipouoerte, Der
Gemeinbetuhbirt Bernhard Stint
mann, eenannt Der 6olIdnoer 8erUo.
benu sr bate pisle Sabre in Der boil
lGnoiihen SremcenIegion eeoient. Welt
elmer tIeineu psuiipn fam er nab
GbIenborp 3uriit, bon no er gehirttg
mar, psrbtirutbste iih, mar eine Rethe
Ron Sabrsn Qrbeiter unb 3uleBt 8es
memoetu6birt. gr mar Elm Utdnn
BON penia Worten. Wenn er aufges
| ioroert purbe, feline GrlebniI'e 81
er3dblen, 10 iagte sr: n3ia, od Is nlb
piel BON 3u iagsn. dIs BLOB oas; f4or
mar e nift. uub ih bate be'ier &C.
tbdn, in Cblenborp 5u bleiben."
| Us er Itdrb, polIts rrismdno in ben
kSduie tpobneu. neil es Su ub9eIeger
I fuuo aud niht mebr gut i'm Stonb
mar uno Der 8runnen tein eutei
fg9afIer qab. 4uh hieB es, Der 6ol
lduoer6ernb gsbs oariu I'm, oenn i
ieinen Iebtsn Sabren mar Der alt
} Wlann iebr tpunberlih geporoer
Uenn or BEL ben 9iiben itdno, drbei
tete er oft nit ben 6Guben in be
: quft krum, oIs pollte er bic 5lieae
. peoiaaes, uno mehr als elmer hatte g
: bort, bag er laut gerufen bate: sOd
III bos 9lut, bas unituIotge Blu
limb i'd bin bu bob niht ihrlo al
; Der So!bot bat teinsn WiQen nidt
I Oils er 70 ali mar, bdb er nid1t mel
nit bengiiben hiuaus touute uro bir
| ter Dem Diem Ttsen muBte, pl4f
fit) ben Sag iiber ipo6l stpan5rgm'
, bic ldnoe unb brumnte hinterher pt
/ Fh bin: rGs gsbt uidt ab, bas B'
min nibt abeehsn." S6lieblih tplr
be er tinoifh uuo peinte, penn teir
ieinsr gnteltiubsr BEL ihr mar. u
er itarb. sog ieiu Shfuiegsriobn no
: arlfenbasen.
: glat,oen oas !s1us einise Sabre le
: oeitanoen Bate, ihrieben ss bic e
: ben in Der 3eiture aus nno per1nl
! tbeten es f6IisBii6 billig on Elm
Sanoelgmnnn Sulius Stpoba, Der 5
lebt in Dalsrobe gefpo1nt bate. {
mar elm LANCER, fhlonoriger Serl.
" fsinsn eutsn Gincrut matte uno
beltdnoia Elm idurieri9es 6rienen
: ieinem gang nit 5rnmeriproiien
bedten 8eiitte battle. Sn ShIeneo
( lieB er iih ipenie ieten, oenu sums
: soa er nit einenl Suneetarren beri
unn taufte 2unlpen unb altes Gti
ouf. @r bate bel ieinem oduie
5tidhen 2ano, azf bem er i'm erf
iel Sabre aartoffsin pfIaH3te, Die er a
ia sumait in Der Groe Derfoulen lteB.
81 stafanss tisullnerten -iGb Die !
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Ginbriid)e nao 5iebftdble.

- Ginbreder itatteten In Der Dons
n.rstog 9aht Der Dohnung ron 2elp
qrafs. gso. 3042 Mit5enrp Roao,
Weitpooo, sinsn geFuh ab. unb ents
ipenpeten 2 solbens llhren nebft ststs
ten spei, 8iamant anDpFe, S45 in
Banr, einen RepoIDer unb psrffiecene
anbere aleinieteiten. Bon ben Diebsn
febli iece Spur.
Sn Der Donnerstas Raht fd9nita
ten Tiebe 400 dub 9eitunss Grahi
BON Der Gbtrltituns Der Strabsns
buhn,, nabs Gid Run Grstf unb Gale
fornia 5uHtiian. Ter Gsaht. sptI4ss
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Jn(an0g
ginud6me ons IS mper q
tor- g.fu6 Der W Q BIZ
tbdtigteit gepto' :
met

Rem Ycrt, A. Suli. Cr. SarI
guenB, Der GsnsroI 9ertretsr DIR
5amburg Qm.rita Qinie, bat Rem
Ulupor mitqstbeilt, bar $15,344.OO,
Der GrI6s aus 3O.688 pertauftsu aars
ten fir ben 9eiuh BEG Ddmpfer5
.5mptrator" fir fpobirbdtiqe 3pete
sur @ert6eiluns aeldngsn iolleH. 5srr
guens iteIIt ben giireermeiitern pon
qetp gorf gitp uap. 6obotsn is 5000
Al oieIem 8ebuf. sur g.rfii8un8
Die per6leibenoe RsitIumme p2n
$5344 bat Die 2inie ielbit pertbeiIt
fpie folot: geutihes Sttmaunsbeim
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