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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15
POOL AT Y. M. C. A. IS
POPULAR THESE DAYS

FL Paso's old swimmtn' hole these
summer days is the Y. NJ 9. A pool
Instead Of hiking down a dusty pike
road to the bend in the creek where
it runs under the gap, the FL PasO boys
beat Il down to the "Y," slip out OF
their clothes and into swimming trunks
for a plunge in the cool pool, where
they paddle with as much delight as
ducks.
Approximately 80 boys. ranging in
age from s to II years, visit the pool
four times a week. Older boys and the
regular class which consists OF all
members over II years Of age 90 in
swimming every night. according to H
G. Haese, athletic director OF the as
ISOLATION. This class numbers about p.
The ''Y'' pool, which is from two and
one-half to eight feet in depth at vary
ing ends. is probably the most popular
resort OF the young boy in the city OF
FL Paso. Always full Of cool, clean
water. the pool affords relief and
recreation for the boys during the hot
hours of the day, whether employed or
not. Any member OF the 7. NJ C. A is
at liberty TO take a shower bath at
any hour Of the day and up to moder-
ately late hour at night
Among those who take advantage OF
the swimming pool and shower baths
are a large number Of soldiers, who
visit the "Y" gymnasium daily.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits.

To Southwestern Iron and Wire Works
company, TO build a garage, 1Olz Montana
street. estimated value 5000
To Stanley Bevan. 10 build a kitchen and
sleeping porch, 11s1 East Boulevard es-
timated value S475-
To Liberty theater. to make alterations.
sos South e Paso street; estimated cost
To William Rheinheimer. to build a
garage. Cotton and Magoffin; estimated
Deeds Filed.
North side Of Texas. between Merchant
and Hutton-R- H Bragaw ct al TO A 3.
Nunley ct al, lots 10. II and =. block s.,
Cotton addition consideration Si5ooi Nay ?,
Val Verde addition-orndorff-H ardie
Realty company TO Eduardo Tribe. lots %
and -. block Z. Val Verde addition consid-
Grafton 1855: June II. 1913
Val Verde ~addition-trancisco Lrlhe 10
z. Tribe. lots p and p. block Z. Val Verde
addition consideration 81; July II. 1914
Castle Heights addition-Coles Building
and Real Estate company TO k c. Copen-
haven, lots and g. block Z, Castle Heights:
consideration 500; May u. 1914.
South side OF Nations. between Particle
and Lackland-W- p Doris to William and
Cyril B. Fishman- lots p and p, block Is.
Grand View consideration $3.50; July -.
woodIawn addition-Luciano AraEon to
Felix Martinez. lots ! and ?. block 20 lot
p. block 30. Woodlawn addition cOnsidera-
ton S275: July II, 1914.
South side OF Nashville. between Florida
and Louisiana-Highl Realty company
TO Herman Hartley, lots Is and a. block
rs, Highland Park consideration s325; July
Is. 1919.
Lincoln Park addition. p. Fisk to P E
Holmes, lots ana Z, block Is. Lincoln
park. consideration S575; Jan IS. 1911.
West Overland street-Myrtle Chappeu TO
o. Hilbert. undivided half interest in tract
IS by Sc feet and s inches on West Over
land street, consideration S2225; July 1s.
Licensed to Wed.
Jose del Paiacio and Rosa Mesa
Hilario Sierra and Maria Hernandez.
W. P Doris and Esaure Brouchet
c. Barrosa and Angela Bicera-
Automobiles Licensed.
2425-Haymon Krupp. 314 South e Paso
street: White truck
Births-GfrIs.
To Mrs. Max Maser. 1915 San Antonio
street; April %.
To Mrs. David JOquez, Bill Bisbee street;
July T.
Births-BOys.
To Mrs. Felieiano Gonzalez. 1907 Cotton
To Mrs. F. Rosales. 2sO2 8Iagoffin avenue:
Ono date.)
To Mrs Lawrence H Malcolm. 421 Park
street, July Is.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15
PHELPS-DODGE
COMPANY ADDS
TO ITS HOLDINGS
Acquires Bunker Hill or
Rattlesnake Mines in the
Tombstone District.

Tombstone, Ariz., July 1.-THE
Bunker Hill mines, known generally
by the name Of the Ratuesnake mines,
have been sold by J. L Leonard and
v g NeIlereen TO the PhelpsDOdge
company. This marks another increase
in the Phelps-Dodge holdings IN this
camp.
The Rattlesnake properties were pur-
chased about a year ago by the Nell
green's from the Chicago Exploration
company. These properties have a
large amount Of low grade silver gold
and lead values, with some veins OF
rich ore It is also a very good lux
ing ore. The Phelps-Dodge company
has moved its offices from down town
into a building on the company
grounds
over from Risbee and is occupying the
large company house With viii its beautiful Si55sl
park grounds on the nil MI GEeoe'
chief assistant, F. Davis, has arrived
and will occupy the Grow house, also
on the hill. In the office force W. A
McSparron has been retained by the
new owners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15
OIL DISCOVERED
WHILE DRILLING
FOR WATER WELL
Much ExcitementinE stancia
Valley of New Mexico;
Sinking Wells.

Willard, N N, July 15.-Since the
discovery of oil in the Estancia valley
there has been much excitement here
Scores of oil men are flocking TO the
new fields, which promise to be among
the largest producers in the south
west
Eastern capitalists are preparing to
sink a number of deep wells through
the valley. Work on several Of these
has already been started
The Maryland Oil company, recently
incorporated at Santa Fe with 100000
capital stock, has options on a large
tract of land in the valley.
Two oil wells have been discovered
near Mountainair. while drilling for
water Both are being pumped and
the wells viii be drilled deeper.
William A. Miller and sons Of ANA
rillo, Texas, are shipping machinery
here to start work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15
Ell PASO LIBERAL
WITH ITS POLICE

Fl Paso pays its policemen more than
Dallas does and just as much as At
lanta, Ca, pays Both the city patrol
men and the Atlanta copper" receive
$50 a month The captains in both
departments get s125 a month. The
salaries in both cases are on an eight
hour basis Dallas only pays its pa
trOlmen $50 a month and they have TO
work u hours a day. The captains Of
the Dallas police force get only Sos
a month.
One feature that the Atlanta police
system has that is lacking here, Is the
pension rule. After a patrolman has
served 90 years on the force. he has
the privilege Of continuing his work
or retiring on monthly stipend Of
$50 for life
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15
SUPPLY is
ASSURED BY SNOW

Snow will save the valley ranchers
and their crops. L. N. Lawson, Of the
reclamation service. has had a mes
sage from engineer Jay D. Stannard,
who Is stationed at Alamosa, Colo,
which says that there is more snow in
the Colorado mountains at this season
Of the year than in former years.
The Rio Grande was running 1000
second feet Of water at Del Norte.
Colo, last Saturday and III second feet
at AiamOsa Monday.
A year ago the report shows that
there was but 1O15 second feet Of water
and only 81 second feet at Alamosa.
This means that there will be more
water coming down the river to aid
the farmers with their cantaloupe and
alfalfa crops.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15
'JEWELRY 0RE"Is
FOUND IN CANYON
DISCOVERIES SAY
"Shot" Scatters Rich Rock,
Flecked With Gold,
ALI Over Hillside.

Bisbee, ARK, July 15.-Bonanza ore.
the regular mint article, is being talked
Of here wherever mining men gather
The ore comes from the Truax-Zane
claims in Tombstone canyon at Juniper
Flats Assays run better than $1,000 a
ton, il is declared
Half a dozen sacks constituted the
cleanup for one day. The owners had
then gone three feet on the vein which
they had opened up for width OF elght
feef- The ore was specked all over
with gold
one shot" exposed all this rich stuff,
scattering the rock all over the hill-
side. II was then gathered up and
sacked. When they fire the next shot
the hole will be covered with bed
springs and gunnysacl1s TO prevent the
ore from being scattered.
News Of the strike caused q rush to
Juniper Flats and in one day more than
80 claims were staked out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15

NEED GLAsSEsF ASK sEGALI.
MOVED TO los TEXAS STREET.-Ad-
Fertisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15
MAGMA co. MAKES
RAILROAD SURVEY

Florence. Ariz, July 15.-The Magma
Copper company has a crew Of survey
ors at work maying a survey OF a rail-
road to a point at the edge Of the
desert. whence to the Magma mill q
tram line will be built.
Previously the company had surveyed
q wagon road to Ray. the approximate
cost of which would be $4,000 The
company is seeking means OF trans
porting ore to the HAYDEN smelter at
lowest cost.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15
MINE is BONDED
FOR LARGE SUM

Patagonia, Ariz-, July 15--Sheehy
RIOS have bonded their mining proper
ties. IN the Santa Rita mountains, TO
the New State Mining company Tor
sI55. 900. As soon as the bond and lease
were secured, the company put force
Of 30 men TO work
The main shaft on the property is
down Zoe feet and a cTosscut to the
lime and porphyry dixie has opened up
IL feet OF ore, said 70 carry good values
Several hundred men are now at work
IN the district and new prospects are
constantly being opened up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15
NEW MINING CAMP
is TO BE OPENED

Wickenburg, ARK. July 15.-Exten-
sfve preparations for placer mining
are being made by a California syn
dicate which has located 1900 acres
on Antelope creek, north OF stanton;
a main camp has been located and
contracts let for the construction OF
several buildings. In the early days
thousands Of dollars worth Of placer
gold was washed from the sands Of
Antelope creek. Only primitive meth
DDS were then used There is ample
water in the creek for hydraulic oper-
arfouz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15
SEAMAN, IMPRISONED BY
MISTAKE. IS LIBERATED

san Francisco, Calf, July 15.-Al-
fred Johansen, a Scandinavian seaman.
who served two days in san Quentin
prison OF another mans sentence, was
given his full freedom Tuesday by
Judge Dooling OF the United States dis
tric1 court
While Johansen was drinking in
waterfront bar Of NaEasli, Japan, he
was drUgged and delivered on board
the United States army transport
Thomas, bound for San Francisco from
the Philippines, as Peter Grimes. alias
Jimmy Rogers, a forger who had been
sentenced by the United States con-
in San Quentin
Grimes and his keeper, Willis Kill
gore. q deputy United States marshal,
disappeared and Kilgore has never
been caught though Grimes was ar
rested again not long afterward in
Hong Kong
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15
CHURCH BUILDING
BEING COMPLETED

Northern Methodists expect to hold
services in their new church building
by September Is. It is being built at
the corner Of Lee and Montana streets
and will be one Of the finest in the
held until later in the fall, but the
church officers are anxious to occupy
the structure in order 10 dispose OF
their present church property, on Myr-
tie avenue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15
HIGHWAY BOOSTERS
PUSHING NEW ROAD
Hold Meeting at Mclean, Tex, and Elect
Officers For Interstate Postal
Highway Association.

Mclean, Tex, July 15.-The Texas d.
vision OF the Interstate Postal Highway
association met yesterday and organ
lied. electing the following officers:
President, E L Woodley, Of Shamrock;
vice president S. E Boyett, Mclean;
secretary treasurer, ". ]. Ball, Alan
reed. The following vice presidents
were named for the counties traversed
by this highway: Wheeler, o. T. Mich
olson. Shamrock; Gray. S. r Kennedy.
Alanreed: Carson, Walter Knorpp,
Groom; Potter, H. c. Harding, Amarillo;
Oldham, P. H L-andergin, Vega
The meeting was attended by an en-
thusiastic bunch Of boosters and the
program was interspersed with strong
talks on subjects pertaining to the vel
fare Of highways
A resolution was unanimously adopt
ed requesting Texas congressman TO
work for federal appropriations for
the Improvement Of transcontinental
highways and for road construction
demonstration work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15

Nine. Louise Models originally
marked $3.50 ard $l4.50 now. D.
Bergeser Models originally marked
$1,000 now 5000. -.........
Nine. Georgerte models originally
marked $500 now.
Esther Meyer Models originally
marked $500 now .........-..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15
Washable Jap Silk and Satin
Anglaise Waists, Sligo.

Our stock Of washable Jap silk and Angase waists rapidly beng
reduced because Of the price which have marked them y
styles awaiting your choice full of COOrs are pink
lavender black white stripes Former prices have been high
1895. No better value in Ell Paso.
Jap finished with ped shid silk around
and cuffs, sleeve, pearl Ct 60
Of pPed and white silk collar and
cuffs, in pocket left side, large smoke pearl CT GO
buttons -'''-''---- -
wearing silk with black navy and white SATIN
collar 0 white silk, q very servieeable e1 60
shifting lavender pink or blue stpe collar
cuffs and front plain white finished with fancy 81 go
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15
MINING ACTIVITY AT STEMS.
ANrIENE CIR AIT -CnL-NTN CANLH

Stems. \. N. July 1.-THE Southern
Pacific has 16 men at work in the
quarry at Stems and is shipping the
rock west. At Granite Gap, the No
vember Mining company is working a
group Of lead-silver mines. A deposit
Of zinc carbonates has been opened
south Of the lead mines, which in
their day produced $780, 900 worth Of
ore which was hauled to Stems and
from there shipped to the FL Paso
smelter Exploration work is being
conducted bye drills and considerable
ore is being put on the dump.
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Gabtpa Aao SenesMe. .

5rau sbeo. Sillert BON Goi,iss
bile lpsilt aaf geia9 BEL ibrer
S9fpsiter. SRI. @oseIba9. an Der 5.
2lrsnue. DabtOn.
Der Soe SOOttr -poften, g. u.
R., pOn 0apton Oeriummelt ii6 beuts
@benb in ieinem 2otale.
poIi3eiri9ter Sc Rop bat aIe
gen DabtOner Dirtbe f9nebenben
IHtlagen ipesen @erlebung bes Sonns
taasgsfeBss auftunbeitimmte 3sit pers
f6oben.
- 5eute finbet'bas RafenfeIt gum
gsfsn Ssr Gampbea County ainOsrs,
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- .. 6. gaitleman quaIifisirte
als Mbminiitrator Der Sarrp 8. SoHes
9interlaifenihaft.
- Observation-Disclosures
@erra M. Glarf an gp. 9. paints,
Sbeile afpeier Cots in Der Wopbfibe
Iobition in Siib Grlanger, $50;
@epra 3. aerper an u. .. points,
2ot Rp. 40S IN GrIunser, $50. u.
:. Wleier all 6. 9. SOIL, Sbsile Der
Got Ho. II in SSone's llnterabtbei,
lung an Der Soutbern 2lpenue, 81.
- u. 9. Yace ppn Der Samilton
Strabe betiagt ben 9erIuit bon 10
Siibnsrn, bic ibm aus ieinem Stall
geltoblen ipuroen.
SetretG- Monaeer 9arrb
Seniib pom Snbuitrial Club ift aeItern
nah DULUTH unb Georgian Sap sur
@rbollng sereiit.
- Si6erbeits SpnmifGr Senrp
S6uler bat ben 8efebl erlaiIen, bab
ppn nun an bic 3eitunssiunsen gu
ipdter abenbitunoe bic Grtrds8ldtter
ni9t mebr Iaut ausrufen barfen. =
8eDobner an Der Scott unb Waabiion
Qrenue betlagen iid iiber bas i6nelle
Sabren Der aluto= unb Motor5peiraD.
Sabrer.
= Ma35ie @atts, % Sabr, alt.
rurbe, oIs iie in ibrer Saustbire, on
@lenpap Ipenue, ituno, bonn glib ses
troffen uno auf Der re9ten S0rpers
ieite seldbmt.
= Snfolse zines fdabbaFten 9a>
mins entitanb i'm Sauis, an gart unb
@reenn2 Strobe, bus bon S. 6. Sa.
gum unb 5. @issins beipobnt tpirb,
elm 5euer, oas einen G6aben bon
5000 Derurfadte.
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Sanber, Die psm Srieimari.n'
SauSel u n.ben.

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Stauten. bic BEL Der aufbeFeruna
ibrer ssinanaeH auE bic 5affsn ber
Observation-Disclosures ipetuIisren unb
eiH eiutrdsIi4.s 9sf bdft barin ieben,
papier fir gOIb d / p.rtaufeu. Die
Grf9Inbuna bieier ginnabmequell.n
mo9te elm aufias Der fransSEiteu
3eitf4rift .Hos ap iiirs" benz erfins
bsriihen 9eiit Der gintpobner Der
@oot Snitln aui$ rei6en. Die Goot,
Snieln sGbIen 10,W % Biz $4,000 Gins
lpObner, bic lanse }eit Weuidenfr.F.r
fpdreH uno iid air almdbli6 in bic
5sgnunsen Der saultur fiigten. Oa.
runter befanbeit iib aud 8riefmars
fen, bic fie iifi aus Reuielanb toms
men lieben. e;s tparen gang einfa6e
Wlorten, bereri gummirtes papisr cine
einfa6e llmr ibM.ung BON Srudbu6,
itd5en ssigte. TidtsbeItopeniaer bats
len bic g'pbeil MartenbGnoler Der
nelen uno rer alien gDelt fir bieTe
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itaunter uls bic 2eute BON ben goots
Snisln, bic iih bier pl0bli9 eins bS6it
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queae st6ffnst faben. Die Iieben fdb
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ftralieif tommen, bic BON ben eriten
IN Sc Inung unb Garbe perIhisben
mare 4 2lber bag burd bic 9riefmar.
Ten beraufbsfdiporene Slid belt
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beirat6ete i'm Sabre 1882 !Serrn Sed.
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S0bne unb slpet Stieftinber.
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sSrau BON aanel unb Der @siunbs
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9eitern perfhiebens 9rpcerien uno
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bile. ipo er beim Gingeben elmer 5as
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= Die Sdulen BON WlibbIetopn
rsrlansen fir ndditss Sabr $4,000
mebr fir ibren unterbolt als lebtes
Sabr. Die StsueraufInss pirb $1.10
Don $1,000 Neutrality-suspicious. Der
Stabt betraasn.
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leuen y. R. 6. U. oorgeitern 2lben6
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5. u. 6. Rssb unb Gbriitian g.ns
bieItsn 4ufprudtu.
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inben ii6 i.st ipobL5ebaItsn in
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Sic @cmpprt Cificc fir Sas .Gin.
tinnaticr @plfsbIatt" beiinoet iidl in
Iu. 33o gorf GtrGfe. eeaeniiber Scm
Gonrtbouie, luuieIbit Ncnigfeitm, Gin.
seigeH ii. !. m. bis 10 lthr 45 Ninn.
ten gbenos entaeaenacnomnrn mer.
Sen. Srlrnfiur Snntf 240t.
= sfiir bic sfafbion @o9e. bic in
tteiiger Stabt pom %. September sis
3. Ottober abssbalten pernen foil,
fpurbs DilIiam 6. potts, prdIibeni
BEG guiineB Mens Glub aum a0nig
.Rer" ernannt. sSolsenbe apmmittses
tDuroen aufgeitellt: 9delli6dftli6e
lnb 9rbeiter 8ereiniguneen: y. Do
ois; Setorationen: q. 6aunert. Gouis
Senbers, III. granb; programm:
Gus. giIermann; Snbuitrieqe 9lus.
itelluns: Walter q. Older ien.; Wuiit:
W. Weiale unb sSrunt Roiing; @ars
nlbaI uno llnterbaItung: 6enrp Rats
iii; illumination: Gbporb WleDer5;
JlnanasH: Sal. Ri9arbs; Gosoperas
tion Der Clubs uno 9sreine: 6. +.
Stauffer, BON Oabton, Carl SObo II.
Wt. WeiQele. = Wapor SelmboIo, 5sr
Grobmuri9oII Der Barabe, madt be.
tdHnt. bah ale 9eamte Der gereiue
etc. aIs afiitent GroBmarf9dIle ers
rtanHt psrben.
- 9runbeigenthums : llebertra<
gunqeH: SbuIer Bern an qlbert 2.
SrnIanS, 2ot an Der electric Qpenue,
S6lthsate. 81. - Caroline 3immers
mann an .. unb sSobn S5e.r, Got in
Clifton, 81. - ehaIsr gerr1, sruTtee,
an SiOra Sdser. 2ot 30. Is in Der
Sbalers untsrdbtbeiluna in Soutb.
gate, 81.
= Gountbridter gbparb Bolt uno
Satin reifeH bsute naa bem Often
sur GrboIuna.
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q, unO aeHa 6. WlusIler, 81. 5eibc
ton Wapnesoills, .. - galIarb 8re.
iton Rofe, 4S, unb sopbia Sroaaa,
az. beibe pon Cincinnati. 8. - @len
u. Shrour, %, BON aHionia, g., unb
slennie aellep, q, BON GatDn, 8. :
Bm. atdert unb Gleouora 9. Soebe
Ter, beibe bon Nepport, 9p. = On.
0agarmann DON Cincinnati, 8 uno
soitb See. DON ReupOrt, ab.
p. y. Hoberts, Elm friiberes
glitslieo bss bieiis.n goIiSsibepar.
ements, perf6ieb seitern Morgen in
elmer Wobnung. go. 114O Qnn
5trab..
= stabt Solicitor Stto 9olff
ei9te fir bic Stabt Tepport i'm girs
uttseriate eine &lage egen bic 8.
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er eins ~ManbatOrp sSnitruction"
erlurgt pirb, bic Giien6a9n @ss
slli6aften au stpinaen, ibre GsIeife an
er Obsren WonIoutb Gtrabe unb ii.
issH anbsreH Strabsntreusunsen 10
u dnosrn. bdk Der 9erfsbr an beTag, ,
IN Stellen ni9t unterbro6en lpirb.
Die aIdae purbe pom 8unbess.ricbte :
'isoer on bag Gircuitseri6t perpics
Ssrr Wm. 2idert unD Irl. :
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tadmIttog oon ReO. Stepban G6mib n
on Der ct. Stepbanus arde oes /:
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mibperitanbnis.

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5iiten): sd beereife nift ipie Sit
ben -aerl entpiihen laiien fonnten,
Saben Sic iidl benn nidt, ipie id Sd.
nen iogtc, Sdelen geben laiien9~
RoIi5iit fiueinerIidJ): vSSafpobI.
&err giirsermeiiter, fiinfe bat er mir
segebeu."
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9as bette WitteL

Smitb: limb baben sic oenn nun
cinen aalier fir Sbr @ramnopbon
gefun6en2"
Stone: ,Aber geipib: if babe eS
10 Stunben bintereinanber ipielen
laiien. "a ha6en iid) bic RaMbarn
sriammengetban mnb eS mir gemein.
fam absefauft."
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God einm a II

@ait Gum @irtb): r@as lit Ell.
gentlid NIT S6rem Gberfeaner los?
Der idaltt ia pie brei Sage gesen.
iDetter Sreilil"
sd CLAUDE, er lit INIT ieiner Sei-
ratb boie bineinsefnIlen."
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mai 5n ieinenl Radtbeil eeirrtll"
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beimatb, BON ben Damen.W .Wlanasers
DER @nitalt arransirt, am Jubs Der
2afapette unb 5airfieIb apenue in
8elepue ftatt.
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Bel Der Wuferitnd.

Gtabsarst: .5iibIsn Sic ii6 ionft
seIunb, ober babsn Gle irssnS ipel4e
gsi6psrbsn2"
GeItelunsspfIi6tigr ySonft sebfs
ia; absr i9 lam bas aomHi bbrpb
ns4t Dtr!rasen-
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R.aierunas. 81 uIteIIunaen.

Observation-Disclosures eiftu faf y'annes
Hub 5rassu. zaufrnbe pon grrsnnuraen Rnb
In GusH4i eiiis fnr Hufielurasn fret
sraniiiu 3Hhttnis. Tssi 70. Ssashss. ~ =