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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24

political manipulation vas transacted during the I ast week, which until last night did not hatch out a bird; and 1t was bird in the sense of prize win. per, Attorney George w Swain made | the discovery that in the esse oi r signation or death, that the Govsr- nor had the appointing power. 60 . committee consisting of City Attorney Swain and District Attorney Stilwsll went to Phoenix wi.h the resispauon of Mayor Thcmas and Councilman McPherson, and when they returned they had in heir inside pockets the com missions oi W D Monmonier ss mayor, Allen Walker. councilman of the first ward, srd John Shsugnessy t7r the second yard. A. II o'clock last night the new members were sworn in.
 The alarm of fire last night wac eau ed by some rupmy firing e six stoot,r on Fremont street and yelling fire st the top of his lungs.
 OC Smith and Guy Powell returned last night from Oso Neg'o.
 Two stages loaded with pissengers came rolling in st noon and strangers in town loo ked at them ss if they were not an every day occurrapce.
 CE Alyo' d has been appointed to take the census of Tombstone.
 l. Larrieu. of Fsirbsnk, is supplying ths Tombstone market daily with fresh fish from his pond.
 A snake made it's aYpsarance in the Metbodi., church Sunday during services and cau-ed decided sepsa- tion. IL was what is commonly called red snake, and although harmless c-used conmotion as if it were c rattler. Several persons who were in the habit Of going 70 church, and who had just arrived from Sobcrs thought they "hsd 'em." Mr Plstt came rU the rescue and after considerable -k,rmishiog succeeded in getting his cane under the middle of the intrude and ca-t it cut Of the front door.
 Tbis was the wsrmest day of the season by five degrees-high 92 and low 6i.
 Judge Sloan c,me up from Fsirb 4nk by private conveyance today.
 George H Daily came in on the nocn coach.
 The dog show at the Schi' ffelin brought out 6 Is ge crowd lat night. The dtg acted their parts well hut not so much cap be said oi the human performers.
 The lsst vail of a dying something rang out on the air last night about midnight and caused many sslum ber- CT to tremble when be woke to hear it. Ir is still mystery
 William Lutely left today Tor Phoe- nix where be will go to freightipg with his teams.
 Mrs G W Tichenor aud wife are the guests of " K Meade and wife. They !, will remain until after court adjourns Bar silver is sl.c4. The ball boys are looking for more ecslps to take.
 i Bisbee is still on the map and some day will undoubtedly become the worlds foremost copper camp. An important find wac made c few dave ego upon the Rsttlirg Boy which will make a change in the working of that mine and others jn that vicinity. It was the striking o a rich ledge of manganese ore in the waeh about I50 feet from the shat, which had been supposed to run in an other direction. The ledge runi through tue Emerald ground and hal never been tapped in that claim bu will he worked st Cnce. Over 80' feet has been dope on the ksttlipl
 Boy bunting Tor this sci same le1ge
 Wm Pierce wss today admitted t citizenship.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Forest Fire Extinguished

The forest fire in Brown and Garden Canyons has been extin- guished. The work of the Forest Rangers was aided by two squad rons of soldiers, dry farmers and mountaineers in general. Mir. Frank Willard of this city assisted the fire fighters and in doing so his eye brows, eye lashes and his hair were badly scorched.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Arrived from Benson

Miss Ora Collins formerly one d the teachers Of the local public schools srrived in the city Saturday afternoon from Benson, where che has been teaching for the pas, year. Miss Collins will be one z; the teachers here next year ard we welcome her in OUT mid...
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Here On Business

Gus Heyman the well known cigar drummer was a visitor in the city today on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Canal Opened

COLON, PANAMA, Noon today. The Canal w,s opened today for commercial traffic and freight is pIss- ing in both directions. The slide in the Canal Culebrs has been opened SO that on Wed esdsy, ships of ten thousand tons will be passed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
From Wednesdays Daily
On Brief Visit

Mrs Charles Ford. of Douglas, vas in he ci y yesterday for briet visit, the guest of Mrs John Rock
 Leave On Vacation
 Mr and Mrs R B Valance and Miss Josephine McPherson made up "a little party whic.r left for the east today on a three months va catian. They go to New Orleans where they will take one of the 5. P.s large passenger steamers for New York. While gone Mir and Mrs Valance will visit friends ard relatives in New York state. The entire party will visit New Orleans, New York City. Albany. Baltimore Washington, D. c. and other points. returning home about the 20th of August.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Makes Trip 10 Bisbee

Deputy Clerk R.y Krebs of the Superior Court made A visit to Bisbee and the Warren District yesterday ir the interests of his csnIicscy for the nomination for Coln y Recorder He returned in the evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Gone 10 New Mexico

Prof. Grebe, field-geotogist for the Copper Queen has gone to New Mexico for two weeks at the end of which time Mir Grebe will return to Tombstone and put in several weeks time in this vicinity in the interest of his people
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Visiting Family

B 4 Blum, for long time popular conductor on the Tom bstone- Re nson branch came in ou the noon tram today, to visit his family. He will probably move them to Dorg'ss now tha, school las closed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
From Mondays Daily.
Has Many Words of Praise

Tony Giacoma of the Turf who re- turned Friday from Bisbee where he had been on business has many words of praise for the Itslisn Baud which was recently organized in the hill city Tony being a baud man himself readily see, the best p.ints of the organization ~hen it is known tbat' only three months practice has bsen had.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Returns from 0cuuIas

Mrs A H Struthers returned todd, from a short visit Co Donglss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Leaves for Globe

George Macia was an outgoing passenger this morning for Glob-, where he will locate. His family will 'ollOw in few weeks. The Mscis. have been residents of the old camp Tor a number of years and we regret to lose them. However when things iven up again here. no doubt they will again be numbe ed smong our residents.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Left for San OieQo

Miss Mary Holderpess one of the corps of public school teachers left On the noon train for her hone in San Diego, California. SHe will DO, re- turn nex: year, bu. will pursue her studies in the line fl art.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Arrived Home Saturday

Miss Clara O'Dopnell, daughte, of Mrs Owen E Murphy arrived home Saturday from BeL son, where che has been teaching school for the past year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Viii! Leave for Kansas

Prof. E Tilford, oi the Tom stone schools will leave the latter part oi the week for hi' home at Emporis, Kansas where he will spend the summer with hls parents. He will return in the fall, and will take charge of the cal schools again.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Visit Road Camp

Supervisor Rock and Ole Walker made trip to the Road camp in the divide today and will return this evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Returns from Visit

c rsrbell and wife returned from iron two weeks visit to Nsco and other point, on the noon train Mir fsrbeii took in the Shrine meeting while ewsy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
In from Ranch

Mir and Mrs Chas. Labrosse were visitors in in the city today from their ranch in the Government Draw.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Return to Huachucas

Mrs ) H Pyestt and children req turned to ;heir ranch in the II "a chuca mouotsins after stay in this city Of about ten months, during which time the children attended the local schools. MT Pyeatt recently purchas d ,he Msrien cottage on Second and Bruce Sts upon which be has made extensive improvements. Upon the opening of school in Sep tember they will again take up ih ir resideu ce here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Up from Fairbank

Jeff Milton, the genial Chinese Inspector of Fairbank was a vis-, itor in the city today on business of an official nature.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24

-souee. sour Dowess wisn cAs,ze... CanoJ Ca,nartic. sure ooastipa. GOT -v.-9-s s Ssc- 'fc CC sau drr .-sf,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24

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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Masonic Doinqs

The Blue Lodge Mssons held A meeting last Saturday oight and 10 . i'isted several candidates in the Nsser Mason degree. Among those in from Pearce to attend the session were James Dalglish, J Hubbard. E H Mstney. J Harper. A Tyudsll. D Pts,ol and Guy Edmonds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
From Tuesdays Daily
Leaves for Chicago

Wsiter Nelleren cam in from Los Angeles yesterday but only remained over between t'ains ' leaving in the afternoon for Chicago on busin e connected with the sale of the Rat 'e Snake Mine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
More improvements

Contractor Charles F. Frederick commenced work this morning on removing the excess adobe wall on the Cummings building, Corner Fifth and Allen streets and before finishing will put a new galvanized iron roof on the building. This is an excellent stand and is being re paired so as to be rented this fall when things begin to go" in Tomb stone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Improvements Being Made

Improvements Being Made
 Every carpenter, painter, paper hanger and contractor in town is kept busy now days renovating property that will be occupied this fall. With the improvement of the school facilities which are contem- plated and actually now being ex- ecuted and with the opening of work this fall it is doubted if houses enough are available to house the people that will begin coming into the camp about September first.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Return From Douglas

D B Hutchinr, N G Gilmore ard J I Kipgsbury, returned from short rip to Douglas yesterdsy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Back From Bisbee

SAD Uptor, inspector Of internal revenue, returned home yeserday from Bisbse, where be had beeh n official business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Returns to Patagonia

Returns to Patagonia
 Mrs Ray Sor.els, and children, re- turned to her home in Passgc nis Sunday morning alter stay in this city with her mother, Mrs J HPy eatt. Forest Fire Under Control The forest fire In the Huschucss gave evidence last night of being un. der control and COT fined 10 email area It has burned over big space of timber.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24

'N So ioe'ecSts oi tue ciu camp Tor a number of years and we regret to lose them. However when things !iven up again here, no doubt they will again be numbe ed smong our residents.
 Returns from Visit
 c B rsTbell and wife returned from iron two weeks visit to Nsco and other point, on the noon train Mir fsrbeii took in the Shrine meeting while swsy.
 Will Leave for Kansas
 Prof. Tilford, Of the Tom stone schools will leave the latter part oi the week for his home at Emporia, Kansas where he will spend the summer with hls parent.. He will return in the fall, and will take charge of the ] cal schools again. Arrived from Benson
 Miss Ora Collins formerly one tf the teachers Of the local public schools srrived in the city Saturday afternoon from Benson, where che has been teaching for the pas, year. Miss Collins will be one e the teachers here next year acS we welcome her in OUT mid...
 Arrived Home Saturday
 Miss Clara O'Dopnell, daughter Of Mrs Owen E Murphy arrived home Saturday from BeL SOD, where che has been teaching school for the past year
 Left for San Diego
 Miss Mary Holderness one of the corps of public school teachers left On the noon train for her hone in San Diego, California. S1e will not re- turn nex: year, but will pursue her studies in the line fl art. Return From Douglas
 D s Hutchin@, N G Gilmore ard I Kipgsbury, returned from ehort rip to Douglas yesterdsy. Tour of County
 Judge A 0 Lockwood, Clerk of tie Court E James, and Coucty A,to-- ney " G Gilmore left this morning in Jrdge Lockwood's Ford for short tour of the county, during which time they look over their political fences.
 Leaves On Trip Barney Andrino leaves today for 6 short trip to the northern part of the stste, from where be will go to Cali- fornis for a few weeks' visit, Start Housekeeping
 J Fewel and daughter will go to hou-ekeepi,g ia the Kane house on | Touehnut street. | Will Run Weekly 1 The BorderIsnd thea,er will run 6 Pathe Weekly on next Tuesday night and they have requested the pro- ducers to seLd them one . week. The Weekly is certainly e diawiuR card because it is both inte,esting and inc s,ructive for both old and young The people of Tomhston who do not go to the Borderland are missing 6 tres, levery night they remain home,
 Over From Bisbee' | Cnarie Jones and Johnnie Ander
 .on, two we'll known Bisbeeites, F, rdt ( it over yerterday and spent fev
 hours be'e with friends.
 Eastern Star Doings
 The Order of Eastern Star- uil
 meet tonight at the Masonic Hall 10
 he purpose of initiating q class int,
 their order. . Goes to Fairbanks
 Contractor H NJ Eckerman accom-
 panied by Thomas Brandt, con c
 Cashier Brandt of the First Nations , Bank went to Fsisbank this mornin
 where they will be located for som
 time doing contract work in th jurc'ion camp. g Funeral Held Yesterday -. The funeral Of AC Eogiish ws t held yesterday in Tombstone from th y Tarbsli Undertaking PsrIors. Tn = body was accompanied by a lsre Ir number of friends both from here su e Pearce, where he bad resided for tt ' past several yesrs. He had f-ient 's here who regret to bear of his unten.'
 lv end.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Tour of County

Judge A 0 Lockwood, Clerk of tie Court E James, and Courty Atto-- ney " G Gilmore left this morning in Jrdge Lockwood's Ford for 6 short tour of the county, during which time they'wili look over their poli,icsl fences.
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H SIT oas Sinh nnrubis, fiebe'
rid poer franz?

Gin unrubises. aufseresteS un6
frdntlides &inb nit belester 3unse,
bleit, idlailos. nit wenis Nppstit.
bann wieoer beiBbunsris. lauren Sra.
gen. unansenebmem Itbem. Masen'
i6mer5en nit 9urdfa1, 8nirihen Der
3dbne wdbreno bes ShIafes, unb @r.
waden nit lhredlihem @efibl. - elm
sutes Wittel oaiir lit @orm &i0er. =
etwas. mas Die 8iirmer oertreibt, unb
faft elm iebeS Rino bat bieleIben. &idds
poo @orm &iaer lit notbmenois. Sic
brauden Die &inber ni6t LANCE su iiber>
reben. oa &idapoo @Orm ailer als
8Onbon fommt. Sertreibt Die Wlrmer,
Die rriahe Der 2eiben Sbrer &in6er.
25e bel Sbrsm Npolbeter. (Nn5.)
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acknowledgements.

Bon pielperipredenosn 8eriuher
iiber cine 9srbeTerune oes 8liBubIeis
ters tpifen Ole rNaturpiFsni boften~
gu beridtsn. 9ei benz oefprfnIi6eu
SIiBobleitsr our6itromt bic Slsftri3iz
tat oes 8libes bic fir lie angelegts Set
tung nun Damn, penn lie BON 9Iiss
erreiht piro, unb oamit bies aei6iebt.
bringt man 3ablreihe febr feline Spit
sen an. 9urh Die MnneRoun1 Don
Raoium tpiro nun bic 2uftihiht iib.r
benz 8IiBobteiter leitenb gemo6t, uno
10 miro Die Gutlabung an bieIer Steue
erslpuneen. G8 tpuroe elm erIuhsbltb=
ableiter her9ei;ellt. inbem auf einem 81
Wleter boben MISUNDERSTANDING Elm
Ring BON tItinsn Spiben uno barunz
ter cine 8upfsri6eibe bon $50 Wini=
metern 0urhneHsr ongebradt tpur6e.
Die 8upferIfeibe trug einen % WltQiz
meter breitsp 2reisrin9, Der bon 2
WiQi9ramm Robiumbrpmio gebiIbet
mar. 0omit oieier Dem Reoen uno
Dem 9emperlturpehIel pioerltebeu
tonn. muB ty elettrolptti6 nieoerges
fhIaqen per0,n. Dieter 8erIudsblibs
obIeiter 5ei9te ii6 ioppbl i'm 2ubo:0s
torium pie out i'm 6reien bel perbdl.-
nismdbi9 raNgsr Cuff pirtinm.
Wern in A bts 5 Wetern Nbftuno eins
feline sIettyoitatii6e Wtoihine bon s
Gentimetey funtenldn9e in Sdtigteit
qeieBt muroc 10 seigte Elm an bas Sc
itdn9e oe@ 9Iibableitsrs ongeIe9tes
Gleitrometer ausfhIdgs BON $50 Bolt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26

Stier hsrausaeh1uen fpurbe. pd6reuo
eer erite Bind sur 9iIouna bes Tibz
rers psrpenbet iperosn tonnte. Sine
8oritelung BON ber @r6be RES
Werfes nlnG auf bic 4nga6e per<
mitteln. SAP an Sen @ruppen (ein=
f6IieBlih Der tIeinen) sehn WeniGen
smei Sabre lana arbeitsten. Sr3niz
i6sn 1T in 9usnos Nires bic ardie
tettoniihe anlo9e qe'6offen poroen.
gu Der bon elmer 5rantfurter Sirma
niht ipeniqer aIs AZ WogenIabuneen
4rditetturiteine geIisfert nuroen:
aud bier muBtsn aablreihe S6piez
rigteiten unb 9rohlsme gelGit perben.
Biz bas Wert. 0eiIen Gntbii1unq i'm
Quguit Itattfinoen niro. ols Elm imz
poiantes 9eiher herti6er &unIt uno
Irbeit poIsnhet mar.
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Sinnigc &uloi9uug.
Ser beuiiae 9lpnumentai5.rnner fa-
SucnDs Aires.


Cur 5untsrjahlTsier Der Gsputl;t
argentinisn ba6en bic 0euii4en in
8uenos Qires Elm 9entnal ssItiitei.
tinen Observation-Disclosures, beIsn
tinItlerii4er Rbp:bmu5 uno @eihIofs
ienbeit iomObl pie gelpaItige Gr6Be
Die i40nite oauernoe 6~uIoigung fir
Den jungen Gtaot lein miro. Der
Sd0pfer prof. q. u. 8reOOp bat
nit ieinem Gntiprrf, Der Die Seq
nungen oss 5rieosns UerberrIiten
loa, unter $50 Wettbenerbern cen
sriten Yrsis ouponeetrogen: er ihuf
cine getpaItige eIiptiife Anla9s, ne
in 3fpei platsaus emporiteigt IND Die
nab riidpdrts abgeiAlohen Miro
our6 flint 9roBe &sIiefs. Oieie, ioz
pie Die 0eiamtanldge, puros DOT
GINGER 3eit in Stuttgart uusgeitellt.
Prof. greootp bat ieBt aud Die BET.
ben mddtigen 0ruppen, Die oo5
Waherbeden flnntiersn, ousgeItslt,
uno oos, mas Die tiinitleriI6e Gigsnz
art iener Beliefs bsOinst. Ole redIi=
itii6e Ourhoringuna zines in tlaiz
Iider Hube uno eoler 9armonie ges
i6affenen Wertes, Dag tebrt aud III
bieIen beioen @ruppen pisoer. lie
cine pert0rpert bic 0ieb3u6t: Elm BON
elmer ~itarten SingIingsgeltn!t geban=
oigter gepaltiger Stier. Die anoere
itelt BEN Nderbou bar: cine gliidli6
aufgebuute Druppe pom bret Mdns
nern, bon oenen Der mittlere nufre6t
ii9 auf einen Spaten itiiBt, pd6reno
Der Mnnn gu Ieiner Redten uuf einem
Pfluge rubt, Der 81 ieiner 2inten Dor
ibm tnieno Elm Ser Groe entnommenes
Stiid Gr3 betra4tet. Gs liegt cine
belebsn6s @egeniGBli6feit in Der 8e>
itaItung bet0er 0ruppen: bic cine
pom mufiper Wu6t, Die anbere aufs
geI0iter, leihter. Sur Ginbeit miro
bieie @eaenidBli6teit. bic lire 8es
re6ti9un9 du6 aus Der ipeiten gnts
fernung beiber @ruppen eeminnt =
oas GuBsrIte 2dn9enmaB Oes 8run>
mems lit $50 SUE - bur9 Den beioen
gemeiniamen pnramioolen Nufbau.
Die 9ruppen itnp aus pentefileiihem
Marmor geferti9t, uno bic peridie>
oene S0nung erSeugt DEFENDERS in Der
Stieraruppe reiapoqe Wirtunaen.
Bon ben unge1euren S6tpierigs
teitsn, bic ser 8iinitler biz CUR Ser
ti9itequng bieier 10 SUB boben Mar>
morgruppen 81 iiberpinoen batte,
gebeH foIgeuoe 4ngaben einen Be-
sriff. Sn boHiertsm 3uItonbe tppqen
bic beiben eriten fir bas Wert ers
tpor6eren gt0de suiommeu 2220
3entnsr. ibr Sronipnrt pom Qirdus
nudI Gannitatt geldng ni6t ohne
3niIdenfu1. uno als man Monote
lang an Der Stiergruppe Q~eorteitet
hotte. aeiote ii6 cine fhuobofte
Stelle, IoonB ELL 1rittsr Slod Be-
itufft tperoen muBte, ous Dem Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26

Shn5 Nppardt. Sottor:
.SoG i'd S4ren 8dtten nit N
Strahleu bur6Ieuften?"
.9ds 1T nidt n5tig! Sd 6obt ibn
iacn ldnoE ourhid1out."
QBort qsbatten. sd
tann Dir bic 20 OoIllrs Iei0er nod
ni6t 5uriidaeben."
rsSa, i3 bdb es aud ihon sebr
.r@ber gu ingteit ooa. ou nolIteii
bas @elO nur auf gang tur3s 2sitl""
Ninuten ipGier aidt mshr aehobt.-
0osbat. ,5inben Sic
benn 9(bnebmer fir Sbre Srintiprl'
6e uno &neiplieoer?"
9ihter: % ia, ih bate einen @er'
le9er, Der ii3 iehr fir meine Gddsr
intereTiert.
-Dos If mptl Elm Sierperlsoer2'
aus 3utdu. .Sie baber
fpObl cine Menge Gtf6piiter?"
,Sa. Wir iino 5ebn 9riioer uni
jsoer bon un8 BAT cine S6pelier,"
.lm 9immeIs piaen! pa I'M
Sic ia in: gun5en span5ig Sinber.'
Seine Spur. Nur elf"
llngluublt6. STUDENT:
0cnnernetter, crit BOT mir meme
8irtin Sic 6oGe beiB gema6t, Damn
iIBe ih ipegen Ser 8e3a6lung meines
S6uitsrs ME ouf &obIen, f6rsibe Ell
men g~ronobrief an meinen Nlten, uno
babel friert mid ME einsn S4nst>
Der.
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Has- ltnberoamlihteit S0nnen
midt eifen? &eimen 0lppetit?

Cine 8ebanbluns BON electric 8it'
ters perbeiiert Sbren Gppetit; beleitist
unperonulidteit, 10 baB sic irssnb etc
mas efien tDrnen. Cir s9tss 5rib'
iabrss1cnic fir bic 2eber., Nierens
unb Masenbeibmer6en. 9urb bieie
MeSiSin tuirb Sbr sanSes Spitem GEE
rsinist, 10 baB Sic balb better flbIen
merben. electric 8itters bot 9errn
&. 3. 8eebles fir feline M~asenleioen
better setbun. tuie irsenS cine anoere
Mebisin, Die er prubirt bate. 8eior'
gen sic ii6 nod bsute cine 5lalde.
SOC un6 s1.0O bel Sbrem Iputbeter.
Budlen's Mrnica Salhe fir eczema.
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Sin Seutid,er Grinder hat eiuer

1au ltItheu Mlnuu hsrgsitellt. cine Md'
laiut. 10 Die 5orm slnes Weniher
Dat uuo ale menlhtlhsn Tbduststtsr
sutwldsIt. Wenn man oem @rnnosl
aIaubsn bari, sshOrtt isiu Mann auis
Burt. 8ebt. Iduit, isBt iih nieesr. itsb
auleOsr dui. madt ashrt beantmorte
suilts ale 6rassn. pietit, fnst - ale-
aui 8ellbI. NllO. lhreibt ole .MsltIit
Boit~, Der ioeals Mdnn iur uuier
htlerinnen 8ainn
osrs tur Die dtteren 9abrgdnge.
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in MinneIOta Sraben lit Der

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0ammonc in oem
Sample UNI Die oemoEr0,llhe @ouper.
INSTRUMENTATION ieinem Gonturreuten
Daniel ". 4amler unterleaen.
:6ommuno III Elm e%liriger Anhiuser oes
BrdPoeuten. iuabreno lalpIer fem 0eht
odrdus maht. oaB sr nit 8ilion j
8Oijtt ourdauS niht elupsrltanoen lit.
SnIolgeosNen bat bOs Grssbnt6 Der
Rrimarpabl in @aiblnatoner No.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9roBs 8eltlrSunQ
ksroor9eru'eu. Sumal iih aud in
nueeren Stauteu Die Nnpthen meb.
ren Dap Die 9%sgenwartlse AomtnlItra'
ton nit leosm Eaee an Eopul1titdt
psritert.