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The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-27
BUN. y OF SAN
FRANCISCO HAS
BROKEN LIBERTY
MASCOT OF THE MINE SHIP NOW
IN PORT WAS REPORTED MISS
ING YESTERDAY WHEN THE
CUTTER PULLED AWAY FROM
THE DOCK.

Bum of the San Francisco, has
broken his liberty. At least that was
the report at the landing place of the
ships cutter late yesterday afternoon
but there is no uneasiness expressed
over the continued absence of the big
dog, for if he keeps up his former good
record at turning up at the most op-
perfume minute, he will be safely on
the ship before many days.
Bum" is the ships mascot, and
whence he came is in dispute Three
bluejackets gave three different YER
sions as to the hailing port Of the dog,
sort of half-spaniel which has been
on the ship for some time. He came
ashore with the rest of the Ifoerty par
ty yesterday and Immediately went off
selfishly to himself 1t was expected
Of him to thus rather suddenly shake
the companionship of his ship mates,
for it is a matter of record that he
does it in every port,
A good story is told of the dog
while the ship was down in Mexico
trying to educate the natives to the
Importance of giving the flag a salute.
The ship was at Vera Cruz and OF
course BUM had to go ashore. He is
way. If he can get into a boat going
ashore that is his only desire. and is
only necessary for leaving the ship.
At Vera Cruz. as stated, he went
ashore with some of the bluejacketS
and in few days had been marked
up as missing That was not uneX-
pected. But things began to move
quickly in other ports of Mexico and
the San Francisco was ordered to
Tampico, remaining there for some
time, and after an absence of per-
haps two weeks. went back TO Vera
Cruz. There was Bum" on the quay,
and greeted the "Frisco's'' cutter as
soon as the boat~hooks steadied the
little craft alongside. He was re-
ceiVed aboard without objection on his
part and went to the ship, anchored in
the roads some distance away, and
was perfectly contented to remain
aboard during the entire time of the
ships stay in those waters.
Sailormen aboord the San Francis
CO claim that the dog can go among
thousands of bluejackets and just as
soon as he come to a San Francisco
man, he will recognize him. This, it
was asserted, has been tried on sew
eral occasions. One man from the
mine ship has been in crowd Of sail
ors from other nearby ships, and the
dog seems to have the puzzling intui-
ton, to be able to pick the sole one
put of many, for it is said he has done
it.
OF course Bum is the ships dog,
and belongs to everybody. from COM
nander to coal passer, and to lift a
finger against him is to incur the i'll
Will e ssAGh ~ tbs 10 uos2 aboard
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-27
MOTHER OF II
At AGE OF "a
USUAL CERTIFICATE FILED IN
OFFICE OF CITY CLERK YES
TERDAY SHOWS RATHER UN.
USUAL BIRTH RECORD. -

Mother of twelve children and only
"a years of age, was the rather un-
usual fact developed from the filing
of a birth certificate in the office of
the city clerk yesterday.
The woman's name is Lou Edwards,
formerly residing at Warrington. but
now residing with her husband,
Charles Edwards, at 500 North G
street. Edwards was born and raised
in Pensacola himself, and is a car
penter by trade and occupation. His
wife was born and raised in Warning
ton. The husband is 38 years of age.
Another, the twelfth, child, was born
during the past week and it was a girl.
Six of the dozen children are living.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-27
A Significant Vote
Against the Liquor Traffic.

Last Tuesday, the national house of
Representatives voted on a resolution
to submit an amendment to the nation
al constitution which would prohibit
the traflo in intoxicating liquors in
the United States.
A resolution Of this kind requires a
two-thiras vote OF the members in
order to carry and when this resolution
failed to get the necessary two-thirds
even its friends were not disappointed.
No one expected that it would get a
two-thirds vote.
But the significant thing about the
action Of the house on this prohibition
amendment was that a majority of the
members voted for il, the vote being
1877 for and 1s9 against. If the vote in
the house represents the sentiment Of
the peop1e-and there IS no reason to
assume that 1t does not-we may
therefore conclude that a majority of
the people Of the United States are
opposed to the liquor traffic And
what a majority OF the people want
they sooner or later get
Florida has four members in the
house of representatives. Two of them
-Congressmen Clark and Sparkman-
voted for the resolution. OF the other
two, Congressman L'Engle has been
sick and away from Washington for
the past six months, and Congressman
Wilson was temporarily i'll in Wash
ington when the vote was taken
Therefore only two of the Florida con-
gressmen are on record in the matter
and they are both in the prohibition
column
Another significant feature of the
vote lay in the fact that while nearly
every member who voted against the
resolution took pains to explain that
he was for temperance. only one of
those members had word to say in
defence Of the saloon. That was Con-
gressman Bartholdt OF Missouri. He
has for years represented the brewers
interests in congress, but he is now
serving his last term
With county after county in thg-l
United States voting dry, with state
after state adopting state prohibition.
with a majority of the national house
Of representatives voting for national
prohibition. and with the great nations
of Europe which are now at war plac- |
ing the ban on Intoxicating liquors, the |
end of the liquor traffic is almost in !
sight. 1t may be ten or fifteen, twenty |
or fifty years ahead, but it is as in |
evitable as the sequence OF the sea-
sons.
The liquor traffic everywhere might |
as well get ready for it.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-27
An Object Lesson
to Foreign Nations

The hundred years Of peace between
the United States and Great Britain
(Which these countries celebrated few
days ago was a significant event, and
particularly at this time.
Here are two of the great govern
nents of earth-the two greatest,
most OF us would say-living side by
side In peace and amity for a full one
hundred years and with every pros
pect Of continuing the same relations
for another hundred years.
Along 5000 miles of international
boundary separating the United States
and Canada, there Is not a fort, a
mounted gun, or an armed guard. The
people Of each nation pass from one
side OF the line to the other without
restriction Of any kind, and nothing
but the most friendly business and
personal relations exist between them
There ought to be lesson In all
this to the great nations of Europe
whose boundaries are studded with
forts and patrolled by armed men even
in times OF peace. It is, however,
probably too much 70 expect that any
of them will profit by the example
until after the very institutions that
they have erected under the pretense
OF preserving peace have reacted to
the ruin OF the nations that maintain
them
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-27

Gore, Ga, P. a. Morgan had occasion
recently to use liver medicine and
says Of Foley Cathartic Tablets.
They thoroughly cleansed my svstem
and felt like a new man-light and
Tree. They are the best medicine 7
nave ever taken for constipation. They
keep the stomach sweet. liver active.
bowels reSulaC. D'Alemberte's Phar-
%A~ (adv)
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-27
aIen. Bottom: Jake Daubor4 aph de Palma Dirocum l.

season squirt, but subsequently defeat
ed the Philadelphia Athletics for the
worlds title. Baseball history does
not record a feat similar to that lof
the Boston Braves, who, in the short
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-27
PAULSEN VISITS
FRIEND IN BALDWIN

Probation officer H. Paulsen. after
several days of the most trying eX-
periences, left yesterday to visit his
old friend, Boots Malone, in Bald
win county, to remain over Sunday
with him. Mr.. Pau1sen notified friends
before he left here that he was going
to bring back venison with him, and
claimed that he was going to be the
man to bring down the animal fur
nishing such meat, hence his return
is very anxiously awaited by a num-
Der Of friends-who hope he is sue
cessful.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-27

made famous by the remarkable per-
formance of the Boston Braves, who
not only won the National league
championship, after wonderful mid
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-27

New York, Dec. 25.-For the devotees
Of professional sport the year that is
about to close has not been a disap-
pointing one The baseball season was
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-27
APPLICANTS IN
LARGE NUMBER
OUT FOR OFFICE
GOING ON THE ASSUMPTION
THAT A VACANCY WILL EXIST
MANY CITIZENS ARE ASKING
ENDORSEMENTS.

Going on the assumption that va
cancy soon will exist in the office OF
treasurer Of Escambia county, many
citizens are circulating petitions anA
otherwise asking for endorsements for
the Office, which is to be filled by
Gov. Trammell.
Among those who are announced
candidates for the ONCE and are re-
questing endorsements are N. B. Cook,
s. r. Thames, Joel Frather, N c. Nc
MILAN, NJ. A. Suarez, and ]. A. Kirk
patrick.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-27
HOLD FUNERAL
LATE Mr.. BUCK
LAST SAD RITES WILL BE PAID
TO WELL-KNOWN RAILROAD
MAN WHOSE DEATH OCCURRED
FRIDAY AT Dc FUNIAk SPRINGS

Attended by hundreds of friends and
acquaintances, the funeral of the late
Peter Amos Buck, will oe held this
morning at $3.50 o'clock, the services
to be held at Christ church. The cor
tege will leave the home of Hon. 2. X.
1onge, goth avenue and Jackson street.
at O'Clock, and thence move to the
church named, where the services will
take place.
The announcement of the death of
the late Mr. Buck caused deep regret
in Pensacola yesterday. He was we'll
known in Pensacola and his maria ge
to Miss Youge was remembered by
many
The interment will take place in St
Johns cemetery
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-27
THls-ANp FIvE cENTs.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose five cents to Foley & Co..
Chicago, H., writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in
return free trial package containing
FoIey's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds and Group. Foley's Kid
ney Pills. and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
For sale in your town by d 'AIemberte's 5
Pharmacy. (ady)
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-27
Best For kidneys-says Doctor.

DR.. ]. T. r. Neal GreenviIie, So.
Car, says that in his 80 years of ex-
perience he has found no preparation
for the kidneys equal to Foley Kidney
Pills. In soc and $1.00 sizes. Best you
can buy for backache, rheumatism,
kidney and bladder ailments. DAlem-
bert's Pharmacy. (adv)
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-27
IS RECEIVER OF
A TOWBOAT co.
RIx NJ. ROBINSON APPOINTED TO
TAKE CHARGE OF CRESCENT
ToWRoAT & LIeHTERAcE co.

Rix NJ. Robinson was yesterday ap
pointed receiver of the business of
the Crescent Towboar & Lighterage
Co, which went into voluntary bank
ruptcy a few days ago witl liabilities
of about $42,0 900 and assets of $4,000.
The company owns the towboats Ma
rie and Flanders and about fourteen
lumber barges.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-27

A number OF congressman are ap-
parently making political capital by
statements that the way is clear for
cotton shipments to Germany. It has
been clear for some time, thanks to
the administration. But there is
scarcity OF ships in which to trans
port the cotton.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-17
Nepmblifanii9es Siebesfeff
slnf Dem StneOlu Sag in Columbus
iollen Die Saftionsitreitisfeiteu
beigelegt meroeu.

Sle SincoInfeier, nelde am 26.
6ebruar III Columbus Itattfinoet,
loQ 5u einem repltblifaniihen 2iebes.
ltno 8leoeroereiniglmgsfeit gentott
Deroen. 1as Sincoln 8aq.aourmittee
BON SamiIton SO. bielt aeItern gead,a
nlIttag I'M Griten 9tational 8onf Sc.
oalIoe cine gutbeildJte Beriantulluuq
ab ltno organiitrte iid) burh gSabL
Don Stanlep Strltble gum 8orIiber.
Solus B. Sinf gum Sefretdr uno
SSobn y. Campbell gum ShaBmeiiter.
Ote1er ausidluB trifft Die alrranac-
ments mir Die getbeiIig1rnq BON Sa.
milton GountD. Die Soften, eiu.
lddteBlif Der ReiIe in einem Spe+
3lal3ug uno Der TbeiInabme am 5SeIt.
e11en IN Columbus iteQen iih auf ST
ltno ltno anmeloqmeen nit 9eifii.
gung oe5 9etraqs on Den SfoBntei.
tier Serrn Campbell, 912 sSirIt Sea-
ttonal gant gltiloing, 8u ridlten.
gllnoesienator gorab 1piro ser
bauptidfllhe Reoner in Columbus
ieln uno es ipiro errpartet, ooB burd,
Die1e 9unoeeblng ale SSoftionsItrei.
tIgfelten III Der Sartei beigelegt rper.
ben itno IN Der nad)iten &ulupoaue
Dleoer etne einige repubIifaniide
Bartei oaltebt.
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Ja' aanai
Nsate nd seiterH bic 10 9abre aIte
Draa 0liiabet6 Aunit ertrGnfeu.

Sn einem anina bon gersiueiiluna
oie 0ligenideinlid ourd, ,ycnlilien.
aipiltiateiten pernriahf moroen mar,
perinhte gciier gormittna bic 10
ssobre aIte Irin eIiiabetb aunlt, BON
20. Ito Cii NcDaiden Slpenue. liz.
rem Veben Gin Gnoe 5u maiden uno
lId) i'm 0nltol 5u ertranfcn. Gle
iprurg an Der gine StrnBe Bride i'm
oos i6Inmuniae Naiier l,no ipuroc
eIni9e Gefituoen ip1ter bon Games
s9itlatp, einem nrulen leuiel, Der
gig leine aoreife Dos iiaotifd,e alnI
Iiir Oboo6lpie ongnb, trcb beitiaer
0eaenipebr iDiencr berol,sgebolt ,.no
noh oem it1Otiiden SoIpitnI oe-
brodf. gdonen bat oie 2ebensmiioe
auaenidfiHlid. bel bieieIn .,Yooa
itidt getioninlen. 0enn ons QonoItpoi.
leg 1T. neil es ia pon Scr GIeftriai.
tdtsgeIeaf DAFT benutt iDiro. an Ser
Zine Etrnbe nidt jebr foIt
Tic gebensniibe UoIlte fitb iiber
bic Welusgariinoe bic ne si,,n SeIbit.
morhoerind peranIabt bd1tes, nidt|
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Shtuere 0eiHnlbi8mn8.
Sr- @iaiam Stepbon btidnlbist,
cine trimineae Operation pprse.
nsmmen 5n baben.

sSm gliream oes goroners tpnroc
aelfern unfer DER slntlage onrh einc
frinlineIle Operation ben Zoo Ser
80 Sabre nlten ssrom 2oniie apuiidl,
non yso. 254S Neit Sed)iie Strabe,
oeriiridd,t ,li baben, Or. 0iuianl
Sfepham bon go. 254S Beit Sedi.e
Sfrahe. bon Dem Sergeanteu Gotte.
baum nno ben Teteftipes ,,efiries
imo Sapes in Saft aenommen. Iie
gerhaltung erfolgte nad, oen sssn.
aiteit iiber DEN loo BON ,sroa appijd,
alii cinen bon oem Botten Der Der.
iiorbcnen Senrp apiuiif i'm Wunisi.
palaerid)t erIpirften Saitbeicbl hin.
irctoem Der ar5t feline llnihulo be.
tbeuertc.
0eicgcntlid 6es ssnaueIts ipuroe
cine anaeblid) bon Der ,sram fnr3 Dor
ibrcnI lob Den Ictettipes acaeniiber
aerIat,te ansiaae rerIciem, in peld,er
iie bchdliptete. Dab Or. siepban an
ibr eine Operation porgeltommen
l,atc.
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1bedter. Direftpr Ghmib unb Mes
giHsur Diebrid bdben ben eriten unb
ben orttten Ntt nod einmdl elmer
grunoliden umarbeituns untersoeen.
Die fleinen unebenbeiten unb bic Qanz
gen. bic ii6 in bieien beiben often be-
mtrfbar mahten, perben ousaemerat
fperbtn, TO paB bns 4utoliebhen BON
unfdng bis gu Gnbe i'm fiotteften.
thneibigitsn 1empo iiber bic giibne
ipirbelt. llno bamit iit aud bic Gez
nibbeit geseben, bab bic 0orffellunq
nm 1870 ltbr 81 Gnbe lit. Die 8orS
itsanns am ndditen Sonntas pirb bic
leBte oes Autoliebhens iein. 0arum
loutet jtBt fir gang Cincinnati bic
parole: ,4utoliebhen".
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NeGenberidbt bes 8eimnbbeitsun nts

2out cem Wodsnbsrift bes iiGotis
!hen 0eiunobeitsamts muroen in ber
ptrflchenen Wohe 127 J1lIe bon ans
iiedeHoen Grantbsitsn unb % lobese
fdlls infolse folder aranfbiten a.s
meloet. geaen 239 Grtronfunaen unn
% 3Ooesfdae in Der paroleIuofe bes
ncriaeu Sahres. auf bic einselnsr
ardntbeiten rsrtbsilsn ii6 bic ,ur
YfIouna aelanetsn Yale pie folat.
Oiphtberiiis, a. Grtrantunaen unb
Elm 1ooesfall; SharIahfisber, 10 grs
frdnfuHaen uno Elm 5obesfau; Winbs
podtn. Is Grsrantunasn; Ghpinbz
iuht. 13 Grtrdntuueen unb 19 5oe
ntsf1lle; 8lntteru, bier Grfrrntunaeu:
Wumps, feds Grtrantunsen; seuts
hniten. ID Grfrantungen unb elm 1o=
oesfaa; Raiern, fiinf grtrontunuen;
lppbusfieber, brei Grtrontunaen;
6irnbdutent3iinbuns. eine Grsruns
tlng.
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Der Wiloreb Crane JalI fpirb ipabrz
ihsinlih ipieber perfdObsn.-Sdets
bunsstlasen beim DuBsnb. S6a>
oenerias Gdlle. Recsiper fir
Die abr & Roit 60. ernannt. -
Rohlabfahen. 8erIfiebenes.
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Gbe.GrlaubniRiaeiue.

)SoIep6 Burger, 46. 9pnb SiQ.
laotbarina Sittl. 81, 130 5inblapgt.
lSOispb 6. ait6en, 10, SbqronotlIs.
I lStttIie ma. !Serins, q. 6a5elnOoo.
}Sad Saff, "a, 51s Weft I. Str.
t4nna GhaIiff, 22, 1923 glap Ctr.
(geesep Carl gotpmau, 25, aunias
@ttp, Mo.
| lSilie M.MoItbie, 80, SnbianaSptel.
l5arrb s. Gpiteiu, 80. getts uno
! Sobn Str.
l9ertruoe Spsrman, 19, 432 Soptins
Strabe.
}pbilip 5. Guitin, q, Carthage.
l9fepa S. pbiIIipS, 19, bessl.
lgbarIes Cigar Combs, %. IA Weis
! Court Str.
Sulia 8. 4bIen, 1s, 656 gIenpOOo
Ipenue.
SSoPn ainitler, 26, 1716 SanfieIo ct.
tSattie @balt, "a, 1926 puuan ape.
}5rant 2ierer q, 9rOesbed, ..
lemma S6on, is, garnss5urs, 8.
}@iq ROB, 25. 562 Carlisle ape.
lutabel Rpberts, 19, bsssl.
l9us. 9attilp, 21, 316 .. p.art Ctr.
tgSarie 0attiio, IS. 3l8 osssl.
l5rant 8amisp, %. Gamben, 3.
(Gita 8utterfieIo, %, Retp Baltimore.
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i'm 9eri6t bate. gtugeni6einlta
bate oQs bitter fate Winternetter ale
Hubeitorsr in Oen SGufsrn qebalten.
Die etn3igen Sdue, bic Ri6er
Qleranoer 3lt euti6eibsn batte, betras
Ten unbebeutenoe 8ersebsn uno Die
Utebr3ohI Der angetIagtsI fam nit els
ner 8erDarnung oapon. Der Rihter
nahm lebo9 9eIegenbeit, elm fir allez
NAL gu ertldren, ouB feline 8cbulo nit
ben 5ubrpertsbeiisern, Die nod i'm.
mer feline 2i5ens fir bas laufeube
,{ab: ertpirtt boben, nunmebr eri60pft
TT rno ale oerartigsnn 9sIebii6ertrez
ter BON nun an cine ftrsnse Strafs 3.
sepGrttgeu baben.
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Oasleit,tssa
&i9 Ser ctabtrat6 fir Gabier Earl,
CsIbi mHo Jcrnbant iidJera.

Mtnn Der stnbtratb iid ben Gm-
Hfeblnngen ieines apmnlittees fir
1clenhfiing anihIiebt, 10 iperoen bic
Crffdaften IeIbi, SnpIer Vnrf rno
Ger,lbonf enoIih bic icit LANCER 3eit
getuiinidtc @nsleitiing erbnlten. Tos
aonlnittee fir WeIeiihtiina hat nam.
ltd gcitern beidIoiien, ben Gtabtan.
malt Inn Die Ausnrbeitiing elmer Gr.
oinnt, onsugeben, lout iuelher bic
staot oas Ned,t erb1lt, Der llnion
8as & electric SO. i1brlif, Die
Sunme BON $f0,550 an besol,len,
reip. 81 gnrantiren, ipofiir oann Die
1lnicit Gas & electric 60. Iid, Der.
pfIid)tet, ioiort cine 8osleifiina nnh
TeIbi, Gnpfer Bart uno ,Sernbanf
biirdslIeaen. lie obiac Sln,nle re.
praicntirt n1mlif mad, ocn aufitef.
litngen Der @asaefellid)ait feds gro.
sent bon bent gniagcfapitol, ipeld,es
sur Segiing Der aetpiiiiidjten Seituua
notblg mare. oas Die 8elellidjait ic.
Doh rift an Die Sadje ipenoen ipia,
peii ibrcr gebauptltna nad,, lid, Die
snlage fir lanee 3eit niht rentiren
iuirD.
los sinbtrotbsfommittee fir ge.
leiidtllng iiebt Die Snhe etlpus Opt.
niitiider on, oenn in Der betreifenk
ben Jieiolution beiBt es, Dab ohne
,srage Die Stabt oieie Snnlmc nur
fir gan3 turse 3eit ooer pielleift
iiberhalipt nid,t sn 5ablen baben mir.
DC, oo Sipeiiclsobne Der 8asuerbralih
Elm oerartig beoeilienoer bon stnbe-
ninn on iein ipiiroe, oab Die anlnge
iidj fir Die Union e'as & electric
TO. foiort reiitiren nilroe.
5erner miro in Der Meiolution and,
naraiti oufmerfinm gcnadlt, oaB pic
Stcot bic moroliihe gerpiIihtl,ng
bat, ben getpobnern Der Srtid,aften
8aS 3ii beforaen. ba elm oiesbe5iig. |
lihes 8erIprefen in Dem annerions.
nbtcmmen bon Seitcn Der Stoot ge.
aeben Dnroe, jcood, bisher nod niht |
gebalfen tporeen lit.
Bonn StaotanipoIt Sfoenle. iuiro |
Dem Staofroti, in Der teutigen Sit
iing cine Sroinnn3 5ugeben, in mel.
der Die Soipitnlfcmmiii1re erniddl.
tigt ner0en, einen ard)iteften an3r.
itcIlcn. Ter slrfiteft lit olieroinSs
5ereits BON Der poipitalfommiIiion
onaeiiellt noroen, aber Serr Sd)oenie
uertritt ben Sfanbpunft. oaB alle Ger.
arti9en aontrafte. bic bon ben ii1o.
iiidDen @ehoroen abgeihloiien iper.
Den, BON Staotrntb iauftiouirt iuer.
ben miiiien.
SSn Der heutiaen SiabtratbsIisung
miro Elm Sdjreiben bon 6. V. Rao-
liff. Dem Setret1r Der Statc Utilities
5ommi'fion, CUR gerleiune gelanseu,
in pelfem oem Staotrntb mitgetbcilt
hiro. odb Die aomnliiiion iobaIb oils
ncglih eine abihiBung oes giaeH.
hnins Der Union Bas & electric Go.
oornebmen miro, ipie Tie bonn Staof.
.atb ioipie pon Der linton Gas &
Electric 60. ielbit eeipiinift NOR.
,en lit.
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Mas benz Wsuni3ipalgeridt

Der 8erihtstalenbsr bes Munisis
palserihts sei6nete iid1 seitsrn 9pr=
mittns purh eun5 beipuoere aiirse
aus nno bas Wunoerbarite an Der
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oentrnft beeirtridtigt it, mas uuf1uIi-
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