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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20

yesterday raided and suppressed, It's
editorinsciIief teing sent 20 Join his
leader IN imprisonment.
X Recalling Gamboa.
liberia Is endeavoring 70 stave OH
the inevitable by making number OF
changes in his cabinet Yesterday lie
announced that DO had decided 10 re-.
call Ffcdcrico Ghmbon, to make him
minister Of fbreien affiirs IN place Of
MiRistef Moheno, who Is 10 bseome
minister Of finance.
To show bis confidence in his ability
to Withstand the approach Of Carraps1
Iana- villa, Huerta yesterday signed a
concession1y40 IN German atsyndicate.
ersFtinastbte cbnPanytthep right 20 in,
stall q wireless system throughout Mex.
leo. lie explains the haste in granting
the concession by giving the Necessity
OF having some means Of communication
between the capital and the various
Federal forces in the neid which can
not be linterrupted, as Is the telegraph
and telephone service Of the country.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
Officers at Schofield May Apply
for Coveted Details
Abroad.

H SCHoFIELD BARRACKS, January
l7.-It is understood that several OFF.
GERS at this post are about 10 apply for
a detail abroad, in view Of the fact
that the commanding officers of the
three infantry regiments in Hawaii
have been asked to recommend n cap.
tain TO serve for one year with troops
in the German army.
After negotiations extending over a
Term Of -four, years, the war department
has at last arranged with the German
war Office for the privilege of allowing
four infantry captains to serve with
German line regiments for one year,
for the purpose Of making study Of
the German infantry methods Of drill
and instruction on the ground.
4 In asking 9or recommendation the
war department limits thetselection to
such officers as have a thorough knowl.
edge Of the German language. As cap
tains in the German infantry are mount.
ed, the war department is prepared to
place any officer Of that rank who may
10 detailed ons mounted pay status.
Married officers who may be detailed
will not he permitted to take their
families with them until they have been
at least three months az the station To
which they may be assigned lIv the
GeDear authorities. IN view Of The
itAft that the number of captains who
fulfill the requirements, and arc not
Ineligible nnder the Manehu law, will
probably be limited, great interest is
being taken ins.the matter in the way
OF figuring out who this most likely can
didates are. IN. gg AZ T.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
'''BORAx KING
iiGIV'ES up


SAN FRANCISCO, January IS. =
(Assoclatud Press Cable)---A reorgani-
zation Of the various syndicates head
ed by F. M. "Borax Z Smith, in al at.
teHiTt to prevent INC bankruptcy Of a
sco-e Of great undertakings has been
anrohncedi Tho deal involves the pass
ing over Of thescontrol Of properties
salrSd at a, total Of two hundred mil
lion dollars, the Borax King abdicating
In favor Of George c.Moore, Of Detroit,
and .. Fitzgerald. the latter to repre-
sent the British jntestors IN the Smith
ente -prises. While these two. win rep.
resent the American and British stock
hole ers, they viii be associated With s
strong board Of directors.
The plan Of the new management
will be to attempt a segregation Of the
various interests, while continuing the
deyc lopnfent Of the properties involved.
a Working fund of fifteen million dol
lars has been raised and this will be
invested in the development work and
in the rehabilitation Of the properties.
Borax" Smith retains his owner
ship, but surrenders control. He will
bepeft in the reorganization proper.
tioDateiy as the companies prosper, but
will have no direct voice IN the man
agement.
The properties involved include the
San Francisco Oakland Terminal Rail
ways and several light and power con-
cerrs in this State, in addition to the
immense Nevada Interests.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
WILL DEcLARE MoxER
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE I
!. UNLESS BE RETURNS

HoUGHToN, Michigan, January IS.
- (By Associated Press cable) Char.
les II. Meyer president Of the Western
Federation Of Miners, and the miners
union leaders named with him in the
recently returned grand jury indict.
ments, will be- considered fugitives
from justice unless they Voluntarily
return to the State and face arraign.
ment. II they are declared fugitives
they will be arrested wherever found
and their exttadition asked for by the
Miehigan Governor. sai yn# Eta5Nt VA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20

. D q
now at work Touring out The extent OF
the damage, and il Is expected that il
will not be as heavy as reported in the
press dispatches. The same applies TO
the total loss Of life.
late report received ina Toxic is
to ths effect that the smaller volcanoes
kiriah'nla and Aso have hurst into
eruption and are now sending out great
clouds Of ashes No Que is reported
dead as the result Of this, aud II is
said that comparatively l;ttlc damage
has been dopc.D
Removed Activities
An Associated Press dispatch yester.
day from Toxic reports renewed activi.
ties. The message SAYS;
Before the stricken country around
the volcano of intake had had time
to take hope that the disaster was over.
fresh calamity came. Last night the
crater burst into fame and streams of
lava, with another tremendous eruption.
The fresh eruption was preceded by a
violent earthquake.
1.-THE, distress in tho entire Kapo.
shima section of the Empire Is intense,
Freezing weather Is adding 10 the "a,
tahties, and most Of the inhabitants
are starving. tg.f
The sun appears through the lurid
sky As 2 ball OF blood The tueitives.
fleeing from the stricken region find
1t necessary 10 hold towels to tbetr
faces or suffoeate in the atmospbere
laden with smoke and fumes OF gases.
The ocean Isl filed with pumice and
appears 20 De boiling aroiln,l thc island
ON which the volcano is situated, "A
hardy scientist who explored this island
yesterday found II threc-fourths GOV.
cred with lava. Only one inbabtant
was living, a SCARED creature, who fed
" the approach Of the explorer and
who is undoubtedly insane. ~, 1900
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
Twenty-eight Applicants Call fol
Lease withdrawal on Upper
Hilo Tracts.

Twenty-eight individual applications
| for the rPening of homestead lands IN
the district Of Hilo were received We !.
terday morning, through the Mauna
kea mail from the Island of Hawaif
by the public lands department.. n
The lands in question are known as
Humuula Mauks and Mabowaialee.
Hnmuuls NaUka contairs 100, $50 acres,
OF which 80, $50 acres are now under
lease to the Humuula Sheep Station
Company for $3.50 a year, the lease
to expire on January /, 1890 while
1919 acres are not leased. There is
another tratt of Humnula, known as
Hnmuula Makai, which contains $40
acres, ali leased to the 16aiwiki Sugar
Company Of 0okala, Hawaii, for $500
a year, The lease of which will expire
on July /, 1924. .N4
/ The land of ookala- Manowaialee con.
tains l4l0 acres, fifty acres of which
are leased to the Kaiwiki Sugar Com,
pany for $3.50 year, the lease TO ex.
Pire on March 2, 1919. while 1860 acres
were under lease TO the same company
Tor $402 a year, the lease of which OK.
PRED on March Of last year.
4 WIhuraWal Notice.
In these two tracts there is fine ag.
ricultural and grazing land, and il az.
pears the applicants want the land
thrown open for 10th purposes. Under
the Organic Act, six months notice
shall be given by the Territory TO the
iessees OF government lands when an.
plication Is made by citizens for their
settlement. f.-
81 am glad TO ne the people come
forward and apply for these lands. and
think they should get them, = said
La liLompissiohet1 TEACHER yesterday
seii,l MOI dtslpertiseKyussf siialltiay the
i1Atterdbeiorc the Governor, ana ok,
pect he will give 1t careful considera.
ton as soon as he will be able 10 get
around 10 it.n ~. 9
The residences and names Of the al.
plieants are:
Laupahoehoe-D omingos Freitas A dri.
an, Antonio Pereira tYictorino Theresa
Perisa, John de CARES, Manuel Medei.
ros Theodore, Manuel Freitas Adrian
Manuel Peter, Antonio Jardin. Manuel
lardim, William Meyer JOSEPH Ferger
strom, Antonios de CARES, jose Car.
yalho, John Pereirh Martins, Mariana
Pacheco, William CaJgalho, Manuel Fer.
nandes, RQsaline Silva, Annie Never
Manuel Ffeitas Adriao, JOAQUIN Y. ~,
kauna. 49,
observation-disclosures William Wilber
ookala- Joseph Johnasan, Adolph
,,ohnasen, John Souza Jardim ana
Manuel Sylvester. >II ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
After Passing Years
The Testimony Below Remains
~. I'd mistaken.

Time is the best test Of merit. Here
iT a story that has stood the. test OF
time. 1t is story with a point which
will come straight home to many of us.
Mrs. Conrad J. Becker, 20 Amory
81, Roxhury, Mass, says: 81 suffered
awfully from kidney complaint for a
whole year I tried almost everything
! thought would help me, but l never
found relief. When my back WASH 4
aching, | was either having a splitting
headache or had dizzy spells. i often
had to give up every bit of my house
work and lie down NV lack aehed
until ! thought it would break. The
kidney sccretions gave me no end of
trouble. and my appetite WIS yeiy poor.
When Doan's Backache Kidney. Pills
were rqgompl.egJpdca to HlG n got SeYeral
BOXES. l began to pick up JfToio the
first, and ii WASH Z long before I was
completely cured, There has never been
any sign Of kidney complaint In my
case since and have enjoyed the best
Of health. The recommendation / gave
Doan's Backache Kidney pills few
years ago can be used as it has in the
past. - ~ aa@
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
sold BY all druggists and storekeepers
at 90 cents per box (six boxes $2.50),
or will be mailed on receipt Of price
by the HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu,
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is,
lands. t
Remember the name, Doan's, and
taxi no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
WASHINGTON .Japnarv ID

" WASHINGTON, January is.- (By
Associated Press Cable Senator Ba.
con, who has been ~ for the past sew
eral days, submitted TO pbysieian's
examination yesterday, with the result
that uhstispeeted injuries we're discoy.
cred. !ghea senator, slipped in his bath
two weeks ago, Striking his side upon
the edge OF the bathtub, In doing so
he fractured the5sixth rib on his left
side. but was unaware Of the extent OF
his hurt. He has CONTINUED his official
duties since, until forced to stop be-
cause or the increasing pain. ~ Ne
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
PUGILIsT KILLED Y
IN A KNOCKOUT

( SANTA ROSA, California, January
lS.--(By Associated Press Cable) ~
Philip shindler, ppgibst, is dead here
as the result of a knockout blow admin
isteFed on Friday night by Charles
Kirby The-lat has been arrested
and viii be held for the action Of the
coroner 3 jury.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
HOPE ABANDONED
~ FOR BRITISH CREW

7 PLYMOUTH, England January IL.
(By Associated Press Cable)+- Hope
that the British Submarine now lying
under one hundred feet of water with
sixteen men can be brought TO the sur
face has been abandoned, together with
all hope that the men will be saved. Z
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
CANAL sANITARIAN
GETS PROMOTION

WASHINGTON, January II, tBy
Associated Press Cablel -- President
Wilson sent TO the senate today the
nomination Of Col. w. G. Gorgas, the
chief sanitary officer Of the Panama
Canal work, as encouragement of the
Army, TO succeed Surgeon General
George II. Torney whose death oc.
CURED recently. He will rank as brig
adiar general
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
PILEs CURED IN 8 no Il pAYs.

FH1U OINTMENT IS guaranteed
Y cure any case Of Itching, Blind,
Bleeding Or Protrudina Piles 10 6 to
"A days ormoney refunded. = Made by
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. CANT Louis
VS. of a.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
1AE BEST COUCH MrpIoINr.

Chamberlain 3 Cough, Remedy Is Che
largest selling cough medicine in the
world toby breause il does exactly
what n cough medicine Is supposed to
do. u stops coughs and colds speedily
aud effec Rally For Salesby all dealers
Benson, smith 4 Co. agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20

4 CHICAGO, January 49,. (By Asso-
ciated Press CABLE Clarence barrow,
the noted attorney and advocate of the
principles Of unionism, in an adde's
last night before the Irish Fellowship
Club, came out as strong opponent
Of the ideas advanced by the eneenists.
He said that to follow out the law Of
engenIes, as advocated, would do more
harm than good to the human race.
He also deprecated the existing laws
as they relate to the Imprisonment Of
Juveniles in detention homes and re.
formatories, Such institutions, he de-
elared, were, SO far as his experience
taught him, simply the breeding place
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
THE CAUSE GETS =
$50. ANOTHER. SETBACK

SWhsAtS GiDN, 2 a4hdafiyy 'iiif' 1 = By
Associated Preks lcstoc) Tho house
committee on rules today fatty dc.
elined TO create a/standing committee
on woman suffrage, IN f*.A
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
JAPANESE PLAIN
!. GREAT MEMORIAL
Would Raise Quarter Million in
Hawaii and states for 4
Hall in Toxic.

TOXIC, january 1i,--(By Special
Cable to the Nippr Jiii)--within the
picturesque walls Of the shishie.den
Palace, in the heart Of Kioto, the an
Client capital Of Japan, Emperor Yoshi-
bito, the enc hundred and twonty-sec-
ond ruler of the Island Empire, win be
crowned on November 10 next. Z.
Tho traditional eefemonlal.. wherein
his fcrtfnthers sbs g f2si lBgEs IL Is De-
ING crowned, which - the most import
ant feature Of the Imperial coronation,
win take place three days after the
MlaSado's eoronation, or on Novem-
Der I3. VI - !.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20

MFs James +, Limo of Pahala. Kau.
Hswali, who sDent several weeks IN II6
moulin yisitihg relatives aud friends
ieft on Friday at noon, by the steamer
land. ,'Hs =
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20

In connection with the above cable
news from Toxic, announcement Is
made today By the Nippu Jill to the
local Japanese colony of the outlines
Of a proposed memorial, which Is TO
be erected to commemorate the corona.
ton. The plan, as outlined IN the
The plan-To erect memorial hall
in Toxic and to dedicate IT in the name
Of tho Mikado. is
The aim--To commemorate the coro.
nation &C the Emperor.
Estinmted cost of the memorial
$3.50 900; the fund TO be raised entirely
among the 10000 Japanese residents
in Hawaii and on the mainland of the
United States.
Manner Of raising the fund---Neces.
sary arrangements will be made. under
the supervision Of the diplomatic rep
resentatiyes Of Japan, whichever con.
tributions win be solicited and re-
coived.
organization--To carry out the plan
to a snccessfnl end. temporary or.
ganizatiou will be formed, with head
quarters in Toxic.
Officials Of this organization will be
one honorary president, a president,
several vice-presidents and ten or fif.
teen trustees, these officials to be select
ed later.
Branehes-To be established AZ va
rious points in Hawaii and on the main.
land IF the United States, to make
rapid collection Of the fund required.
The work of the memorial hall 10 he,
gin Immediately and the memorial to
be completed before the coronation
ceremony tTkes place. t'
originators of the plan are prominent
Japanese Of Toxic who once resided
in Hawaii and ON the mainland Of the
United States NJ. Motoshige, proprie-
tor OF q drug store Of that name on
King street, HonoluIu, and Mr.. @. Sbio.
zaws, former owner OF the Hawaii
Sh'npo, are nlcntionea among the
orig naf1rs IT
Prominfus men who back the plan
include Baron Shibusawa, financial
leader Of Japan; Baron Sikatani. pres.
emit mayor Of Toxic, \. Nakano, ,presi.
dent Of the Toxic chamber OF, CON
merce, and many others Of prominence.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
HAWAII TO AID
lin IAPAN'S
DISASTER

Professor Jaggar viii Join Pro-
fesscr omori at the Scene Of
Volcanic Catastrophe TO Help
in Work Of Protection from
Further Outbreaks and to Gath
or Data for Use in Disasters
Elsewhere I nRm at
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20

Watson, J. A, Scott, "a. Lindsay,
Holmes, y. 8. Lyman, 4. Lyman, j.
Vierra, W, Scott Wise, Bowman, Heen,
sexton, Huddy, Schoen, Russell, Nc,
Cullum, g.. Deshs, Beers Bell, Gouve.a,
Williams, Duyal, q. Wilfong, Mariner,
Corhett, Sam johnson. Cool, Lyeur nus,
Wright, Mosher, r. =. Guard, Geo. wiz,
fopg, Weber, Waterman, Talcott, win,
Hatchison, Saiki, Dranga, Henderson,
Mckay, Balding, sonthworth, West,
Breekons. ,ll NJ <, at.,t-'3s IN ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20

Francis M. Swanzy, president of
Thee II. Davies and Company, said
that there Is no important change in
the cane situation on By.of the Da,
vies plantations. 1.-The weather on Ha-
waii has been cold and wet and the
cane is not growing much, but no dam
age was done to any of the plantations
on the windward coast, by the recent
storm, = Mr.. Swanzy said 4. ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-17
S9iaa CT Snorrtft.

"Gn 8ape ira mermeifelig Sor-
ipngeligbeo til m%cnneifelig glenoig-
beo" - iaa lpoer Snbifriften oper
Sopeoinogangen til ct tort Soipital
/ Nio Sc SSaneiro. 0e,une ,tnoerlige
SnbIfrift bar lin egen Siitorie. Te'
bro oen 2oen, aeiier al graiilien,
iom miiteoe lin Srone / Iaret 1889,
bapoe beilllttet at uoitpre 2onbets
Sopebitao meo ct tort Soipital. Weil
ga Eengene life itrsmmebe IND iaa
rigeligt, lom ban bap0e pentet, fon
ban paa ben Sanfe at iplge Ibels-
titler. San fllnbgiorbe, at bper ben,
iom piIoe gipe 100000 Milreis Cen
%. ca. 50 Cents ifuloe faa Sitel
al Baron. Sor 100000 WtiIreis
funloe man blipc 8repe. Set iorlof.
fcnoe 5ilbuo reiillterebe i, at / So.
bet al fort Sio par life bare ber nsb.
penoiee Gum til 9pgning al Soipi.
toilet tegnet, men man oisponereoe
oper ct iaa fort GeIerpefonb, at SO.
Ipitalets Drift bar iifret for lang Sib
fremoper. Get par eiter Seller Te.
bros Snitiatip, at BEN iorfaitiife Snb.
ifriit blep anbragt oper Snbganes.
porten til Soipitalet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-17
Ovt Joroifi0lp / Japan

Sra 5ofio, Sopan, tcie9raiereS
bcn t5oc Worts: st iterft Soro'
ifiplp inbtroi iooa / Frriefhlrei
Gfitu paa Zen Sonoo.
: @pcn glfita blcp mango Wennc'
ifer orGbt og ct tort 9Intal Suie soc'
Io1t. : &omafubi iom lagocS 'llIo'
ifp1oiq / Niiiner, inotrof mango
lllpffer.
Rpitclierre eoeIngoe ogiaa Sern-
bouc. oa 5elcgrailinicrne pno LANCE
StrTfnin9er.
&llIfonen Niamo 9nnn, 80 Nil /
Rprbpeit for Sofio, er / llobrllo.
9Ifita, ser er Ell @orniion@bp, bar
ca. 10000 Snobpggcrc.
glnmo- 2)nmo er Den lteritc al DC
aftiuc &lllfnncr / Sapon. Get lioitc
tore llbbruo ionot Steo / 1888, "a
mango Sonosbper poa ViergetS
Hnrbiioe bc0rnpeocS / Nifc oa
Stremme al Sapn. &rntcret er onl-
trent q Wtil / SmfrebS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-17
ubilag paa Nmfr;
lrn imcrtr0c nugget
Mau9e Slater braeie ingen Sspn.
greupte til ollie Sioer. TrnNtc
ganbase Nat % Sae. Mnpenote
Gutieura SGbs % Ciutmeut. Gr
III iriif.

aiuespinc. Mo-"Mu qIdae b~esnnet, frr is gar
tsta. 9rfitu BALI, az 7js,u par Der riubeuor Saar
ruuht au,eItu, % uuserfio,u henai' Der 70 aar do
0austn 'sr b, erS,Se igieu. Der par NANCE Rrticr
lea in, funee icpe paa @rune al ben htiiiac Smcr
ic. Snareue par orbc pa .~tHbeEbe. oa he var iaa iaa
rc al lea lite iuHhc taele uogtt bersrte benz 9e
transi, aItio, % Der oat Stina. ION on, en- Rauaet
Bier bar irfsbe ruuet su'rltu. ,1ee fuuot i'.t ida
le at fs etn. ha BEN rar iaa sm ben ii'e iaaIte @eTs
ring, suuo, lie Iaoe mine sIaoer rsre ben. puNen
sar mesti rrs. Sea oiprbe iitauS bpab lea iaIeit en-
gus al bbie Self. 1rrfpopir % bbtst blsOt 5si. for
Of bplet ben / Sitlius. "a o,Rne bruat, ia Rdi %
SAG.
"lib,u @iTIuiua frFisatt iso mauet @ioItr BET me
ft al b, IS Nar. sibite Sumrtr. oa min guieI haps
Nust fer. itHote iee ritter enoeI GuicHrd SGbe %
Ointment. 3u biloe b no og brrnoe. iprubrn at
Der ensrs bar iaa for Smerie, at lea i'tt frer uoaeH
Tunst fan ~fur'lare bet. Gen altr iFrit Bsne lea
tsuete 9u,ieura Srbe os Ointment erbOlbt ies yin
bring. ibst Smerttrut itrar blep miucrt. 9et bar
ir, @saH,ber fra BEN 9it ies ~besnubie of truse On
ticura Srb, % Ointment Ill 6asreue per belt glen
yrpeh,. ,Jts bar IN, pGrci plseei ibeu. llueertea
nett g1rs Charles e. grrc,'. eebe c'tsbtr 1919.
guticura Srbr 25r Os Gnticura Ointment 5Oc iaIs
e,s Oe,raIi. 2tb,ruIe frrs,r al btsse itnsts 'rt,
uu,e 80 SiSers SOs nm eubeu. Sbr,sitr srsp'ort:
'Cuticura, Dept. T. Boston.
H-Nsne, Der brneer Guiicura Srbe I'll Rarbe,
riua "a Saaroaii. oil iuSe ben btbii for Suotu ca
SiaIrtR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-17
College, cbnt.

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70 ToreninQer peo %lther GoueAc.
Elrpina % AmphictuouJc. i'm oarIiNe
Gebat. Get SperQ5mooI, iom &c
battonteruc prspeoc line ArU'tcr
paa, pur hporOiot Sc Torcnc0e Eta.
ters aonQrc@ uoerlllcrc bar in0
ifrpnfe (lnOuouormaen ucO at lore.
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qrantcr. Nmphittponlca &cprTicns
fainter. $. 9~lui2otcr. NJ @norcu %
Z. @reithen ~ioriuare0e %opiorilaQct
ON en- ioo0au alu0itab@prepc, mems
Sruinga Ncprrientonter, s. MON.
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Ieoerebc Ell truitIQ Cpoiitlou Gen
uiTrnotipe SIbc C9mphictpouic
ponot / Qebottcm iOct 10 al Ocn@ &c
bottnutcr ujite itQ al pare blanc.
Xriapinoerne men2 tuu en- al r<r
pings houoe nnoet 9faaoe ior Sc ret
iProige Gommere@ Zine. Ill @icn
qiGlo iii >rpinQ oeu 1ilircoaitiQcli
at ie lin Miono bIon0t Sc ire &in
oere iom Ro. I. Set par 2. Y
@israo, iom opuaocoe oeunc acre
80. anorem bar 90. 2 % &. @rei
then 9to. 3. Seierherrernc itoI III
iioit / Muoneocn bebottere meo Ne
prpientantcr ira @uitnpus GOolphu.
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