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Arizona republican., 1914-06-01
1915 T.N.S. GRADUATES
 ENTERTAINED BY JUNIORS
Coming Class Breaks Record With
 Splendid Reception

Normal juniors did themselves proud saturday evening when they undertook to entertain at the annual junior reception rendered as a fare well party to the seniors of 1914 The junior reception is one of the more prominent events of commence ment week at the normal and as such is always looked forward to with keen interest both by those to give and those to receive, for all parties concerned have their oppor- tunity to view the affair from both standpoints before their connections with the Tempe normal draw to a close.
 The affair of Saturday was con ducted in the normal dining room where the eager juniors had appar ently labored all day in anticipation of the evening event. And rightly may it be said that their efforts were realized, for the hall was eX- ceedingly prettily decorated from end to end, side to side, and floor to ceiling. It was a rare garden spot, with greenery, flowers and other ap- rropriate decorations facing one wherever they looked. In one corner of the hall was located the junior spring, where the guests found punch to their hearts content. In another corner was the junior well, productive of the same refreshment In the op- posite corner beneath a bower of greens was the seven-piece orchestra which furnished music throughout the evening.
 The program was simple, a majori- ty of the time being given over to social chatting. During the early part of tthe evening, the guests were welcomed to the reception by the president of the junior class, Aaron McCreary- A silhouette chart and the accompanying prophecies of the individual senior class members was d unique and interesting part of the program. Then came the original songs of the juniors. sung to the tune of popular airs
 Time passed almost unbelievably fast SO entertaining were the hosts and hostesses. Light refreshments touched off the evening festivities.
 The junior reception of 1914 was beyond a doubt as thorough d sue cess, as any of the many that have been conducted in years past The guests of this year did themselves proud just twelve months ago Satur- day night, but the class of 1915 read fly equaled events of the past on this occasion.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-01
SCHOOL BONDS ARE VOTED

By vote of 63 to 9, taxpayers of the Tempe district have voted $30,000 worth of bonds to be used in the purchase of a site and construc- tion and equipment of a more modern school building. The election passed off rather quietly, and as is shown by the total vote. the bonds carried the day by almost three to one
 At meeting of the board of trus- tees of the grammar school to be held today, it is probable that plans and specifications for a new school building will immediately be adver- tised for, intentions being to have one unit of the new structure in readi- ness for the opening of the fall term
Arizona republican., 1914-06-01
HERE FROM DOUGLAS

L. A. Hohstadt of Douglas. is a Mesa visitor for the purpose of look ing around for a location MT. HOh- stadt has been a resident of northern Sonora for the past forty years. He is in the cattle business with his brother He reports that he has lost a few cattle as q result of the revolution but slaughter.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-01
NOTICE OF ASSiGNEE'S SALE OF
 MERCHANDISE

The undersigned Trustees for cred itors of Halbert w. Miller, Tempe, Arizona, will on Tuesday, June Ninth (9th), 1914. At 200 o'clock P. M. on said day at the H. w. Miller store building, situated on Main Street in Town of Tempe, Ariz, sell in bulk to the highest and best bidder for Cash in hand, nice clean stock of merchandise Inventory tS430O, consisting of boots and shoes, hats and caps, gents furnish ing goods, also store fixtures. rare bargain for some man.
 For further information, address R. N. Mcconnell, one of the trustees, Sl0 Exposition Bldg, San Francisco Cal, or G. Byron Carr Tempe Ariz
 c. BYRON CARR,
 R. N. MCCONNELL,
 Trustees.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-01
QUAN CASE HEARD

The hearing of Charles Quan pro prietor of. the American Kitchen charged with the sale of Intoxicating liquor, within the dry territory was heard Friday afternoon in Justice IT, wins court. The motion was made that the court did not have jurisdiction but the motion was overruled. Evidence was introduced to show that liquor had been purchased and paid for in the res taurant The court announced that a decision would be given on the cast on Monday of next week
Arizona republican., 1914-06-01
THIRD DEGREE WORK

TYnpe Lodge. Independent Order of odd Fellows held a lively meeting on Saturday night when a candidate was put through the work of the third degree Initiation and the busi- ness session was followed by a so- cial hour with refreshments as the big item.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-01
ERECTING SLAUGHTER HOUSE

Davis and Hilbert who are to soon start a meat market on West Main street have commenced the erection Of their slaughter house on the Holladay tract northeast of the city. They have erected a number of feeding pens and sheds within the past few days. The work has been done by Contractor A. Coplan.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-01
M. I. A. PROGRAM

The Mutual Improvement AssOcia- ing of services on the lawn at the tab ernacle. The program for this evening will be as follows:
 Singing, Our Mountain Home So Dear"
 Singing, "Oh Ye Mountains High"
 Subject, Brigham Young, The Lead CT, COloniZer and Prophet. Alma Davis. Duet, Jeanette Johnson and son.
 Singing. Come Ye Saints"
Arizona republican., 1914-06-01

cred by every grower who fails to do his part toward the cultivation of his particular crop.
 It is the desire of the exchange that every grower realize that now is the time for cultivation of the plant and that those who are neglecting their fields. get busy immediately and assist in bringing up the average yield for the year.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-01
FRENCH WOMEN WANT VOTE

PARIS, May 31.-The ballot organ ized by "Le Journal in order to as certain how many women in France desire to vote closed a few days ago. In all 407, ,194 voting papers have been received from all parts of France, signed with names of women express ing a demand for a vote. In 107 cases to q do not demand the vote.'
Arizona republican., 1914-06-01
REMOVED FROM HOSPITAL

J. l. Coffin who has been seriously ill for the past several months. and who recently underwent an operation at the local hospital has so. far re- covered as to be able to be removed to his home west Of the city
Arizona republican., 1914-06-01
MANY FLOWERS SCATTERED

There were a great many flowers placed upon the graves in Mesa cem- etery on Saturday. The day was not observed by program but there were many people who went out to the cem- etery early in the morning and scat tered flowers.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-01

of school Board members and teachers alike are now happy over the prospects of a new home, after so many years of crowded conditions in an attempt to keep pace with the yearly increased attendance without making any additions
Arizona republican., 1914-06-01
RETURNED FROM PRESCOTT

President A. J. Matthews, of the Tempe Normal school returned late Saturday night from Prescott where he went the middle of the week in connection with school duties.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-01
MESA

Mr Gibbons at EverybOdy's Drug store will care for subscriptions, advertising, and news of the Mesa department. Phone 291 and P R.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-01
AUTOMOBILE TIME TABLE
GLOBE-PHOENIX STAGE

Quicker and cheaper than train fare, Globe, $15; $25 round trip Leaves daily at S:SO a. m; arrives Roosevelt 2 p. m. Globe and Miami 4:30 D. m. Passengers collected from any part of the city. Tickets at Smoke House. w. A. Hill, Prop, 2S N Second Ave
Arizona republican., 1914-06-01
RECEIVED INSURANCE

Charles Blackburn whose home was recently destroyed by fire received check yesterday for the full face of the policy, $1100
Arizona republican., 1914-06-01
TEMPE

Horace B. Griffin, agent for Tempe will care for news, sub scriptions and advertising in the Tempe department Office with A. Nelson & Co.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-01
SOUTH SIDE NEWS

my contention that I can increase my
 yield at least one-third by this prac-
 tice.''
 G. F. Rinehart, general superinten-
 dent of the Temperance Federation of
 Arizona, delivered a strong anti-salOOn
 talk here to a full house. He compared
 Chandler, dry, to another Arizona
 town, which was wet, showing Chand ler's evident prosperity as against the
 wet town which, the speaker said had neither school or church within its portals.
 WANTED-To borrow s300000 on 80 acres first class land, 1A miles SW of Gilbert. Address P. O. Box 327. Mesa. AriZ-( -(AdvertisemenD If LOST-Grey coat on street in Tempe last week. Return to A. B. Clark, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-01
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

SEALED BIDS will be received at the office of the City Clerk, City of Phoenix, Arizona, until Thursday June 4th. 1914, for a fire alarm sys- tenn in accordance with plans and specifications on file in the office of the City Clerk
 w. A PARISH
 City Manager
Arizona republican., 1914-06-01

WATCH FOR THE NEW CHASE TRUCKS.-(Adv u
Arizona republican., 1914-06-01
WATCH FOR THE NEW CHASE TRUCKS.-( -(Advertisement) If

Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-27
Jntereifante Nabribten
Wom 8srIinsr offisietlsn
prebs s9ursau.


Berlin. 26. glOo. psr Juntsns
telegraph mad ga9OiIle, 6. S.-0as
offisielIe prebsgursau madis ipdbrenb
bes Cages bas Solsenbe betannt:
Die meiitsn 3situns.n nsbmsn gar
feline gloti3 oapOn, Oab asOrtusal ii9
mSglihsripsiis ben 9srbiinostsn ans
i&lisben ipirS. Die fpsniseu 3eitun.
gen, bic ss tbun, sr.liren absr, oab si,i
ginsreif.n pprtusaIs niat ben ssrinss
fen einfluB auf Sis Situation auss
iibsn fpiirbs.
Die periiihe Gsianbtfdaft in aons
itaniiuOpsI III DON 5abris aus benaa'
ri9tigt tporbtn, baB turoifhs Srupe
pen cine ruifiibs garniion iibsrfalIsn
uno 1000 RuFsn uisosrseneseIt ha.
ben.
.Sn Sofia puroe IN einer grcBeu
MaIisnperiammIung bic fofcrtise Be-
Ietuns Massbonisus ieitsns Der bulsa'
IriiAtn Msmts nsyIaaS.. % sparss non
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-27

ben Reonsrn srtIGrt, oaB bic Sntsrsfsu
8ulgarisns ein freunbf4aftli9es Der
6dItnib nit RumGuisn unb Der siirtst
DerlanSten, bic @erniatuug Ssr6isns
uno 9risasnlanbs aber cine brinssnbs
RptblUenoistsit lei.
p6err MaItOiD, Der Yrdiibsnt bes
ROnlmittses fir Sie 8efsruHg be,
ipirtpf4aftIi4sH 9er9aItniifs in RuBs
lamb, ertIdrt, Sat Der 8autsrott in
RubIano sptOsmiiA let, unO Der 60
los Wostb" Don Wustau iast, SaB bic
srObc 3abI Der 9autsrotts sins paHit
In hubIuuS Osrurfade.
DIE Ra4yid:.n bon elmer pans
isIamttifdsu uuo anti'brittfaen 9stpss
suHs tpirD bon benz rRgbtOpe SloDO"
IN ct. Petersburg beitGttst. Die 3sis
tung fagt, Sab BE gspssuns bon afs
shaniItan ausgegangeH lei. Die pforte
6at aud srt!art, Sab ale tampffdbiusn
araS.r fi4 bsrsi. sriIart bdttsu, sinsu
bsiIigsn artss su Beginner.
Ser GmissrSamsr rEslssraf" srs
Tenn. bic Sbatfaas an, oab untsr ben
Ssuti5en TruppsH In gIanSsrH bic
itr.nsIts SissipIin ssiibt Derbe unb
isSs ben gslsisrn susefiigte llnsers4s
tis.eit itrens beitraft piiro.,
Dit r&rsusseituns" iast, bab Der
aommanbear Ser bsutiden armee in
9elgisn Elm SdIob Ses aOnigs Der
gelsier abiiftlia Dsssn ieiner biitoris
i4en 0iatisteit uno ieines ar6itsts
toniI9en Dertbss DsridoHt babe, obs
tpobl .s ben Dsuti6en pcblbstannt
mar, bab Ser Gslbmari3dI Sir Sobn
5rsH6 nit i.insm Stab iiA Sarin be-
fano. Ru6Sem bic GHsldnber ii4 5us
riidg,sossn, bsftoFsu uno ssrit0rtsH
iie bas GdloB. neil Elm Ssutiasr Die
pifionssaommunbsur nit ieinem Stab
ii9 barin sinquartisrt bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-27
Cifi3ieae rnifiiAe 0ead.
rid)ten.

|Sastn .ni4ts BON einem
srObsn ruiiif6en Sies.
ST. petersbarg, 26. Rop. =
I'm Donnsritas purS. Der foIs.nb,
offi5ieue gsridi bonn Sauptquarti.r
Der0ffsntIidi:
1Sn Der sdlaat bsi aOba. bic I'm,
msr nod in Der GntDidluns bsgriff.n
'iit III Der @ortbsiI iopsit nod auf
unisrsr Ssits.
Die DsutideH MAIDEN bic sr6btsn
aniirsHsunssn, I'M ben Riidsus ibrsr
sruppsn Su srIsidtern, bic, na9psm iis
in Der RihtIns duf grsssinp porses
riidt lparen. iia jeBt untsr fir iis uns
siinitisen @erbdItniifsn IN Der Rids
iuns auf Gtrptoip suriid3isbsn.
.a(n Der 5iterrsiaii9en Jront iiup
unIsre SpsrationsH bon GrfOls bssI,i.
tst.. Sn ben am 25. glOusmbsr itatt.
sefunSsnsn admpfsn ma4tsn mir
5000 gsfanssn.. oaruutsr stpsi sanss
Rssimsnitr.
Ter SufsH BON Gr@anstl
sustfroreM
Berlin. 26. Rob. Ginsr bier EN-.
setroif,ns GpsSiaIbepeihe iust, pab
Der fafen Der ruiilIden Stabt 9lrs
tbanssI trob Der gtmiibuiigsn pcn
gisbredsrn pollitdnbis 3uaefroren Ie.s
luas Die ipsifsrs @erieHbung bon Wiii.
milton, Qebsnsmittsln uIlp. BON Gns.
Lamb aus naA RubIane unmSsIi9
rraak
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-27

Sm sriten ausenblid slaubts i9. Sub
ems Der S9iffs einen SaIut abs..
feuert babe, bic 9stoRation mar abs-
piel itdrter.
rQlls i6 an Ded tam, fab ih 10.
fort, bab iid ettpas Juratbarss ereiss
net bate. Cine bidte Rau9pOlts lag
iiber bsm WaFer unb rsidte bis bod
in bic Cuff binauf. Wir erbi.Iten 10.
fort 8.fe6l. al. m0sIi4s 5ilfe gu
brinsen. 3uerit tonnten mir ni4ts i..
ben, als iid absr Der Rauh per5oSsn
bate, iaben mir gu unisrem gItt.
ieben, bab bas panssrf4iff ,9als
mart" peridDunben mar. Gs idi.n
gang in ben sylutben peridpunben,
ipdisr faben mir aber einsn 9h.iI
bss groben e6ladtidiffss unsefdbr
bier Sub aus bem DaHer beraus.
rasen. Wir fabeu nur apei Mdnnsr
i'm @diIsr. Sd peiB Ridt, Of bic aHs
bern 9oote pelas rsttetsn. gintr Der
Tsdnner, bic mir iaben, mar tOot.
Gin anSerer ausen3suse fasi, bab
oIs bic grpIoiioH ftaitfanb, cine rie.
| iise RauapoIts, NIT Jlammsn bur&.
mii4t in bic Cuff f6oB. Das Sdiff
i6isn in 5psi 9beiIe ssriiisn iDorDsn
gu iein, kste iid auf oi. Ssite uno
giHs in iusuiseu Minutsn unier.
am Gr.itas pirb cine lluterIu.
dung itattfinben uub nan glaubi,
oaB Sieie einisss 2iht auf bic Rata.
itropbe psrfen pirb.
Der RariHeminiitsr fast. i'm In.
isrbaufe, nadbrm sr BON bem Grsis.
nib unterridtsi: Der 0erIuft psg
S4ifies iibt ipsnis tGinfluB auf I'M.
iere militdriide Gage aus, i9 beoausrs
absr ben srobsn @srIuft on RenI6sn.
lsbsn. BUR IL Manu purben aerett.t.
4ue Sffi5isre anb stptiden 700 unb
300 RaHn iinb umssiommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-27

aoro ait9ensr iast: Dd9renS bss
5as.s i'm britiiaen lIRtsr9auis, bab
al. aadsu, ipsldbe bi. SaIuatsn in
Grantrei9 unb 9elsisR IN bic britis
i4e armee ssriiTsn. i:ss ausgsfiilIs
fsisn, auS bab britiies tDie frans5'
fif6. W.rftGrsunssn an bsr GrOnt an.
sstommen isisr. GorS Fit9eHsr
Sriidte aud poIIss 0.rtraIsn m ben
ausgans Sss aries,s aas unS pda-
rsnS CT SeHaupi.te, oab Iia tn ieSsr
Wo8s In GnsIano 10000 Rs.ru!sn
iiea.en, beion.s ,r In .mpbatifa,r
Ws!f., Sab nod pisI me6r Srupp,u
bsnDt6ist ipiirSeu, unb Sab sr slss
sur selssenen 3sit tn MD. mibsu.
0srftsbsnSsr M.lTe aniilnSts.n tp.rss.
Ct fasts fsrner, bab bic snSii4s R..
sisrans bsI@IDH.n babe, ip,i..rsIrup.
pen na9 Syran.rst4 uuS anSsrsn
SbstIsn SA ari.ssf4auplases 81,
faid.r.
Dh briiif4e GIO... III pt,Ser Don
sinem tartsn SaIog S.iroff.n ip0rSsn,
iHSsm bas g}aH8eri1iff sguIDar.'
bur9 cine GypIciiun serii5r. purSs.
Di. 5ritif4sn Rarin.bsb5rbsm g.tsn
ss borIaufis MID. gu, Sab ss elm Ssui.
idss ltnterissbOot mar, ipsl6.s ben
llnssrsans S.a 5aiffes Ssruria9s
bat. Sic beutsH oi.ims5r on, Sab
bi. egpIoiion i'm SnHsrn Sss @diffss
eniitanbsn mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-27

aonbon, 26. 9op. - Der runis
f6e @eusralitab bat INNER nod ni4ts
iiber ben ansebliden sroben Sisg be-
Rrfsn in polsn perlautsH laheu, iDdh>
renb bic 3eituussz zaorrsiponSenisn
forifaEr.n 5u behauptsn. baB bic Ruis
len sinsn JrObartissn Siss iibsr bic
1eutiden ,rrunsen bdttsn. bic in pos
len eingebrungen iparen. Der am
albenb ber5ffsntlidte offisieIe ruiiiiSe
gsri6t fast rur. bub bic Oeutidsn
ole aHitrsngunsen madtsn, lin I'd,
aus elmer fiir iis ungiinitissu Gage hsr'
Worisn nit: Die RuHsH ipareu TN
briideH ii9 beittmmter aus unb .srild'
rem, ben RuiieH sroBe gsrIuits siDis
fdbsn aOo5 uub aODic5 bsig.braat, 4o,s
600 unpsripunbets Gefanssue sema9t,
70 aauonsn, 100 Maf@insnsei4iis.
erbsutst inb 80 aanOHsn sTfSrt gu
habeH.
Sn ct. petersburg birb be5auptst,
absr uidt Offisisa beitdtigt, bab elm
bsuiides airmestOps, DisIlei4t arDei,
faft sans umsinsslt isien unb einsn
psr5peifelt.n @eriu4 Ha9tsh, ii3 mad
gtorpen burdsui@lasen. aore ait4es
n.r thsilis biss aud iDdbrenb bes Sas
ses bsm britii9en llnterbaus nit ben
WOrtsnmit: .Di. gauiienpareu i'm
Stanb., ben 0ormarfd Der 0euii6sn
auf3abaItsn uno lie gu beiiesen, npis
id CLAUDE, NIT Dem grSBten @erlait,
ben lie iotpeit erlitien. Gr mar abtr
nift i'm Stdnbe. Dem unitrbuus sitpus
anbsres su iasen, aIs in ben unoffi3iels
fen 3situnssbsridtsn snibaltea mar.
9lua bic Seitsrreider erilareH. in
ben lsbtsn paar sasen $4,000 GsfaHs
gene ssrnaat unb 49 mafhinengss
i4iiss erobert gu bdbsn, pd6renb bic
sauiTsn iarsrisits s5tIdrsn. ben O.it.r=
r.i8.rn 5000 Wsahn abssnOmmsu su
babtn.
9luf bem ipsftlidsn ariessfdauplab
1T "a I'm gfussnblid perbdltniBmibis
fin unb bic Sample iin0 auf atriiIIea
riesefshts beIhrdnit. 9aur an sinisen
punttsn baben tleins 9Insriffe itattsss
fnnbsn unb ipis seipObulic6 bsaniprusH
den beibe Ssiisn. bort i'm @oribeit su
isin. Gopeit oeutst nod Hidts an,
no bic DeutIGen ben ndditsn @srfutl
ma@tn ipsrbsrL essen bic frans5iiGe
Rafts suresabssasn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-27
Die g1a4ri4ten b,om
&riegs d 4auplGB sIns
{tig.

rSie Ged4ri9ten bom Siisn mlo
@eiten," fugt sine 6al6offisieGs On.
tiinbigung, pbdlt man bier fir bur9-
aus giinitig, Oenn iie betueifsn, baB
Die DeutT4en itetig, penn AUDI Ians@
Jam, borriiden.
pie WorgenpOit 1T Der M1iiGt,
baB bic S4lappe. ipelae bic rufiI6sn
@eritdrtungen in Der Hdbe BON 2os
nic5 erlitten buben, ben 8epsis ba-
fir liefere, baB iib feline ruiiifGsn
Sruppen nDrOlid Don Der Dei9Iel
befinben. Dies piirbe 6sbeuten, bab
bic Rufen, bic ii9 Sprber in ienem
@tbiet befanoen, bon ben Deutf4.m
iibsr ben Glub 5uriidgetrie6en ipOrben
iinr Sc tpiirbe bies ferner bebeuten,
bab bic beutf6e @rnee bic Rufen iebt
IN Der SIante Sspadt bat, unb baB
Der Beg no4 Worf4au i6r iest offen
itsbt.
.&us 9aIi5ien tommt bic offi5iene
@a4ri6t, Sab bic Rufen iiber bic
Sarpatben Suriitgstrisben nerben.
Wenn aud nod feline betainirtengeaG.
ri9ten ii6r bic Sperutionen in Der
9egenb bon pilica unb 8olbrom eins
gstrofTen finS, 1T fOpeit bod gsmelbet
porben, buB bic Seiterrei9er in ben
lsstsn paar Sagen $4,000 @eTansene
ssma6t uno 40 MaIdinsngeTaiibe erz
Obert babsn. Dies i9eint gu betpeiiep,
oab bic Oeiterrei6er burraden.
naus aonitantinppel pirb eemel.
bet, baB bic Siirteu tpeitere GrfoIae
e,runsen 9a6en, Dab a6er bas I6led-
te Better ben Spsrationen i'm &auta.
lug binberIi9 lit. 5erner pirb gemels
bet, oaB bic dgDptii9e gorbut am
Sue3tanal gu ben siirten iibergesans
gen lei.
Die gerluite Der Strange.
en-.
Berlin, 26. gtop. Cine 9epsid5e
aug Bern in Der S4tpeis iugt, baB,
8uOerldiiissn auellen 5ufOIse, bic @ers
lutte Der Gran5oien ii9 Bis gum l.
4oDember auf 10000 sOote, 37o,.
900 @srDunOete unO $4,000 Der.
Etibte belaufe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-27
Die gerIuite Der 5rauso.
6prft BON Der 4pls
9(ngebli4er rbeutfd1er Spion" aIs mes
ritanif6er 8iiraer uno Gr5z
nduuer eutldrbt

ritunifder giiraer uno GrS=
oauner entlarpt.
2onoon. 26. glpp. Der san bes
Sorft Don Der Golb, alias 9ribpman
5apIor, Der cine 3eitIans als eine
parullele au oem salle beg als ,beuta
i4er Spiun" binseri9teten Carl Sans
9pbb betrudtet tpurbe, 1T beute I'M
gcp'trube qoliSeiseridt i'm ganb
rsrluufen, als Der StautsanDalt fid
bamtt aufrieben aab,> bab Der 2lnses
tlagte nur rpegen oes @eriGumniIies.
iih als ausIdnDtiher Seino resiitrtreH
gu lufeu, pro5efiirt unb bas friegsses
rihtlihe @erfabren eingeiteat purbe.
BON Der 9olB Iagte unter Gio aus,
bab er in San Srancisco als Sobn
beuti9er gltern oe6oreu purbe, IN isia
nem apDlften Sabre mad Oeutlblano
gstommen, aber bort tpieoer ubaereiit
lei, uls er iieb5ebn Sabre alt mar.
GpGter iet er in Die meritaniihe 9lrs
NEE eingetreten unb babe, um oies
tbun all tOunen, bos meritdnif4e 8iirs
serrebt, oas er INNER nod beaniprus
DIE, erfper6en miiheH. Gefrdgt, ipdrum
er, obppbl elm Oeutfhsr, nit eiuem
auf ben y1amsn 9rtbpman GapIor
ausseitelIteu ameritaniI4eu paB gs'
reiit lei, eripioerte Der @ngstIagte, Dies
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