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The border vidette., 1914-05-02
A PROCLAMATION.

The following proclamation has been issued by Governor Hunt:
 Whereas, recent developments in Mexico, whereby the United States has come to assume a new and important relation toward all elements of the Mexican people, may reasonably be as stunned to have given rise to some uncertainty as to the at titude that would be observed by the State Government of Ari- zona, in the event of further complications however serious, toward all foreign people of whatever class of faction, re- siding permanently or tempor- arily within this State:
 Now, Therefore, I, Geo. w. P. Hunt, Governor of Arizona, by virtue of the authority vested in me, do give assurance of the in tent and purpose of the State of Arizona O m n a n toward every foreign resident not a fugitive from justice or other wise directly anSWerable to the lawful authority of another State or to the Government of the United States, such an attitude of guardianship, protection and justice as ordinarily character izes the States demeanor in time of peace toward it's acknOwledg- ed individual residents according them all usual and reaSOnab ble privileges and every safeguard of security compatible with the public peace and safety.
The border vidette., 1914-05-02
SHEEP CONDITIONS GOOD.
Big Returns Reported Both in Lambs
 and Wool.

N. J. Ritter is enthusiastic over the condition of the sheep industry. The past winter has been favorable for grazing Lambing was much more profit able than that of the preceding year. The price of wool has ad vanced over two cents a pound since year ago.
 The drive to the northern ranges has started. The Gar rett Sheep Company, c. B. Bur, ton and R. H. Gray, have nov ed from their winter quarters on the desert near Beardsley. There remain about 100000 head to be sheared at Cordes and Ash Creek. This work was begun on April ?, by l.. l.. DoneIl, who has his plant on the ground.
 Returns were received recent ly by resident sheepmen of Pres colt from the first trainload of wool consigned to Salter & Go. !, at Boston. There were four teen cars, that gave returns of $88, 4OO.O
 The shipment was made by Yavapai and Coconino county owners. It was the shearing of this season and brought cents per pound. This single ship ment aggregated 42O, ,OOO pounds.
 Other consignments are to be made later from this section, the above output representing but one-quarter oe the total to go to eastern markets before the sea- son ends.
 The advices received from the local shipment, give the high price as due to the fine quality of the wool, which attracted much interest among prospective buyers. Local sheepmen are much elated over the price re- ceiyed. Journal Miner.
The border vidette., 1914-05-02
Local Company Formed.

Nearly a hundred American citizens in Patagonia met in the opera house Thursday night to form an organization for the pro- lection of lives and property in this community. R. R. Rich ardson was president and J. F. Tener secretary of the meeting. After considerable discussion it was decided to form a home guard, and committee composed of B. H. Evans. J. F. Tener and A. A. Gatlin was appointed to write to the military authorities of the state in reguard to Secur- ing arms for the company. The local organization is to be a home guard strictly and will not be mustered into any company of the state militia.
 Over sixty men signed the muster roll, and the company was organized by electing the following officers: Captain, A. A. Gatlin; First Lieutenant, G. L. Stevens; Second Lieutenant Jessie Gatlin. .-Patagonian
The border vidette., 1914-05-02
Callahan Not a Candidate.

State Auditor Callaha n whose attention was called to a story sent out from Phoenix, that he might become d can didate for governor, has made the following signed statement:
 The intimation contained in a recent newspaper dispatch under a Phoenix date line to the eff feet that am being groomed as a candidate for governor comes to me as a complete surprise. I neither authorized nor encourag- ed such a report and while I appreciate to the fullest the con fidence of my friends in me, which doubtless inspired the re- port, I think it proper to say for publication that I have at no time had under considera- tion such a subject nor am I at this time a candidate for that office."
 J. c. CALLAHAN.
The border vidette., 1914-05-02
Great Western Mine Will Close.

Word was received today that the Great Western Copper Com pany, operating at Courtland, was about to close down it's properties in that district, and preliminary steps to that end are now being, taken by the management.
 The majority of the pumps in the lower levels of the workings have already been pulled out, while most of the machinery will be dismantled and shipped to the properties recently pur chased by Young Brothers at Mammoth, Pinal county, where all future efforts of the company will be centered from this time on.
 The lower levels of the Great Western mine will be bulk head ed and the various levels of the big shafts boarded in order that the mine will be in condition for resumption of operations, should the management at future time again decide to rehabiliate the workings. s.-ProSpector.
The border vidette., 1914-05-02
To Sign the BorderIand Route.

Phoenix, Tucson; Tombstone, Bisbee md Douglas on the Borderland will be one of the routes signed the Southern Cal ifornia Auto Club before 1915. These signs are not mere arrows pointing the way but many of them will be as large as bill boards and will contain infor- nation about water, about the road ahead and other useful in formation.
 The club has several auto trucks especially equipped for the work. It is proposed to do the work scientifically in the best of workmanship and along authentic information lines. The Club proposes to do this work at the rate of $6 per mile and will enter into contract with the su- perv viSorS of each county through which the road runs. This will be a very economical expenditure for COchise county and is certainly needed now and is worthy of looking into by our board of supervisors. - Pros DoctOr
The border vidette., 1914-05-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
O12736

Department of the Interior, U. s. Land Office at Phoenix.
 Arizona, April 2Oth, 1914.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Victor Joseph Wager, of Du-. quesne, Arizona, who, on Decem- Der 9th, 1910, made Homestead entry, No. O12736, for SW4NE4, W4SE4, Sec. 15; NW4NE4, Sec tion 9, Township PAS, Range 17E, G&SR Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make three year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before w. A. O'Connor, U. S. Commis- sioner, at Nogales, Arizona, on the 27th day of May, 1914.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 T. P. Thompson, Osbaldo de la OSsa, ErnestO de la Ossa, T. E. Heady, all of Duquesne, Ari- zona.
 THOMAS F. WEEDIN.
 4-25-5t. Register.
The border vidette., 1914-05-02
COUNTRY BACKS PRESIDENT.

The country, of course, is with the President. He has spoken for all, and all are behind him. He is carrying the flag, and the people are keeping step to the music of the Union. And none will fall out of line.
 We may wonder that matters have gone on for twelve months without sooner producing a crisis. The situa ton has been perilous during all that time. An explosion might have oc- cured any day.
 In fact, many things have oc- cured which divided sentiment in this country as to President Wilson's policy. In some quart CTS it has been condemned. But, unmoved by criticism, he has laid, and pursued, his own course, and taken all risks.
 But all must applaud his stand on Huerta'S failure to salute the flag. About that no man hold ing his office could, with safety to his reputation, have taken any other stand. And MT. Will son took not only the right stand, but did so with the proper frmneSS. He acted in strict ac- cordance with his official duty and SpOnSibility.
 Nor did he act upon hearsay, or disconnected report. The issue was made up by an ad- miral of tEe feet Admiral Mayo was present and knew what had taken place, had made the prop CT demands, and was entitled to the support the President gave him. Less than that would have been not only an injustice to the American commander, but a sort of affront itself to the Stars and Stripes.
 It is wholly beside the queS- tiOn to suggest that Huerta had grown careless from observing our protracted patience, and did not believe we could be provok- ed to, take hold of them. If such was the case it testified little to his knowledge of us, or to his of existing con- ditiOnS.
 The fact is that an affront was offered which passed the limit of patience; and first Admiral Mayo and then the President took cognizance of it. Nothing else was possible in either off cial. Both stood in the same relation to the flag and to the men carrying it.
 It is fortunate for us that Con- gress is in session. Whatever may arise, what ever the immediate future may require, can be attended to promptly by both the executive branch and the legislative branch of the government acting to- gether. The people are assured that the full machinery of the government is in motion, and will be driven for all it is worth in their interests. tS.-Exchange.
The border vidette., 1914-05-02
ARIZONA NOTES.
Items of Interest Called From Our
 Exchanges.

George B. Wilcox of Phoenix, who was first lieutenant with the Rough Riders in the Spanish 1 American war has telegra phed to Secretary of War Garrison that he desires to recruit and >command a regiment of Arizona and New Mexico cayalrymen.
 James E. McGee, sheriff of l Pinal county, died Monday night. He succumbed to stomach trouble. McGee will be remem- bered for his successful contest to hold his office from which the | board of supervisors desired to oust him. It was carried into | the courts.
 Arizona Indians will be permit ted by the department of the in teriOr to engage in the festival at Tucson next fall, according to letter received by Penney Williams, a member of the enter tainment committee of h e chamber of commerce, from w. J. Bryn, Jr., who has been in Washington the past two weeks.
 Thomas 6 Burton one of the pioneer attorneys of Tucson died rather suddenly Tuesday at D. m. He had not been feeling we'll for several days. He was attending to his duties a few days ago, having appeared in a case in the superior court so that his passing came as great sur prise to his many friends of the city.
 Sheriff Wheeler is notifying all dealers of arms and ammuni- tion in the county that under no circumstances will they be permitted to sell same to enemies of the government, and those doing so will be prosecuted. This puts the burden on the dealers and they should be very careful in making sales under the circumstances eS.-ProSpector
 Doe" Edmundson states the. seasons clip of mohair from the goats in Peoples Valley has ex- ceeded all expectations, being at least one pound heavier to the animal than that of last year. there are more goats on the range than ever before known. The market place prices this year; will reach 36 cents per pound, and the average clip per head will be four pounds. s.-Yavapai.
 Prescott is to celebrate Fron- tier Day, July 3, 4, 5, and 6, this year, with doings that will in terest the people of the whole state. A splendid program is being prepared for the occasion and will soon be sent out to all communities that the people may get an insight into the doings of every day of the celebration. Riding bucking horses, bull logging steers, horse races, and every class of frontier sports will be indulged in. Prescott is peculiarly situated in the heart of the COW country and has a wide range of sports to draw from. The presence of a big moving picture concern at the Mile High City gives it the advantage of the best actors and riders that cannot be beaten at any of the cowboy games.
The border vidette., 1914-05-02

George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave. |, in Brickwood building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting d SDeciaIty. adv.
The border vidette., 1914-05-02

WOOD FOR SALE-Well season ed oak wood, cut into stove lengths and delivered to any part of the city, for $500 per cord, or S5 per cord, not cut. Address, Charley Mapes, No gales, Arizona. adv.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-17
Wie6ergefnaat
Wnrbe Robcrt yrnDlep Bel einem
GinbrnGsperimd pum a'ripat.
poli,iitsu Ben geniiins.

Gem arinatpoli5iiten geiUanlit
2euiiing selans es beute Wtorgen ge-
gen 5pei llbr, eiiten einbreder alli
iriider 9bnt 81 ertappen uno Den
gnriGen oiirf) eirien iuoblge3ielten
ShnB CUR Strcde su bringen. Ger
gerbaitcte, Der cine augellpuioe ill
Infer 9ein oapontrug, lit Der 81
Sabre oIte 9iobert Bradley Don yto.
"a GIt WcI,iden slpenue, Der nad
Der @eriiterung Der 9Oli5ei iiG ei-
nes uidt aeraoe giiten Siuis erfreut
graolep nuroe BON Dem Yrioatpo-
li5iiten 2euiiing babel enDiidt, mic
er Elm SinterienIter oes Serrenalis'
'Itattlnssseiddftes bon gllbert 5.
Mabmann, gto. 1888 Miain Strabe
5ertriimmerte ilnS i'm gegriif mar,
in oas @eiGGft ein5iibredlen.
gsim 4nblid bes 8eamtsn ersriff
Der 9urids natiirlid bic 5ludt unb
lief bis in ben Sof Der Dirtbi3dit
BON George 9. &riessr an Der 13.
unb Clan StraBe, mo er bon atuiIins
burh sinsn fpobIse3ielten Sdnb CUR
Slrsd. asbradt ipurbe.
Der gerpunbste ipurbe mad Sem
itGbiii6sn Soipital iibsrfiibrt. no bic
9lerste cine ihmer5bafts, jsoo6 ni4t
lebsnssefGbrli6e Wunbe iouitatirten.
8rabIsp, Der uOrIduTis untsr Der
9intlaas bss unsebiibrl!aen gsirdgsHs
fsitssbali.n pirb, rerpsiserte jsopeos
9lusiage.
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Gd)iuer nerlett
EHroe Or. i. $. Sdrosoer bel elmer
NATURALIZATION.

Sn 5ismIi9 bseentIi6em 3uitanbs
puros seiisrn abeHo Su ipdter Stun'
be Or. ). $. SdrOebr, Don Ro
489 Ulitdell Noenue Ha4 Dem Siioi'
i9en 5oIpital ssbraht.
Der bstannte gr3t mar bls Spfe-
elmer 4utomobil aolliIion gsporoen
bic DOR bem SduIe SO. 731 Rsabinq
Roab itattgefunben battle, uno bei
ipelfer zines Der glutomobile berari
5ugeridtst porben mar, bab es auf Der
llnfnIIiteae liessn blsiben muBte. Die
fes automobil trGst bic Rummer
1071 uno 1T ldut bem i'm geiib bee
poliseibspartemsnts befinbliden Rs'
glitter Gigentbum Deg GrsRi9iers
Siram .. Bed bon go. 224 Mes
0r.sor 4peHue.
Or. Shroebsr ipurbe bon ieinem
aonessn Or. Sibnep 9angs. bon 30.
8 Garfield pIaes mad benz Siibiiden
9oipital esbradt, unb bic 9lerStc
tonitatirtsn i9pers @srlsbunssn an
aopf, saben isboa Der 2lniiat 9tuss
orud, bab Der patient in teiner oi'
retten 2ebenssefabr i6psbt. Oie
poliSsi mar anger Stanbe nabere
Gin5eIbeiten iiber ben lnfaIl su sr'
mittsln, es bieb ieoo9. bab Der Gib=
rer Der unbraudbar setDorbensn Wa'
fdine bic S9uIo an oem 3uiammsns
FOB trus.
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Uarbiersltniutt
@irb beutr iiber cine prOjettirts
gDbHerb6buug beratbidlagen.

Cine ipidtiee 8.riammluna, in
tpel6er iib.r eine Grb0buns Der 20bns
topobl fDie iiber bic grb6buHg Der
preife, bic In ben 9aroierituben be-
rehnst iptrben, bsrbanoeIt ipero.n ioll,
bdlt beute absno bic Barber Union
ab.
Die llnion plant, ibr.n Witslibern
cine gehaltserb0buns bon atpei Dol
lars bic WoHe su iidsrn unb ibnen
gu glsiter 3tit b0bsre prpsente BON
SeittH Der alrbsitasb,r gu sripirten.
Der aeaenipdrtise llnion!pbn, Der $12
pro Wo1e betrdst, ioll auf $14 erb06t
fuerbsn unb ferner iolIen Der ssorbes
runa Der Union mad bic 1arbisrs
rftatt fpie bisher 20 prpsfnt RON ben
Ginnabmen. Sie iie iibsr $50 erSielen,
25 pro3Nt erbaltsn.
Ratiirlifl ioll aud bem 4r6eiteeber
ein: i'm @srbdltnib su bieier grs
hDbuna Ses 4rbsiislobns unb bsng}ros
aenten iiebenbs Mebreinnabme aeiihert
tpsrben unb gu bieiem 3red bsabfi9e
tiat bic Union cine algemeine preisers
b0buna fir Rafiren, 6aaridreiDen,
Sbampoo uiip. nm ie flint Gents ans
sucrbnen. iooaB Der preis fir bus
Raiir.n iih einbsitlid cuf is Gents
iisIIen tpiirbs. ipGbrenb fir Saars
ihnsibsn, Shampoo etc. 80 Cents in
alnrsdnuna ssbradt perpen tpiirbsn.
Ratiirlib iDnnsn oieie preissrs
b0bunsen nidt in alien 9arbierldSen
fer Giabt bur6ssfiibr. fpsrben uno
in Der beuiisen 0eriammIung Der
Union pirb man iid ir allsreriier
2inie bariibsr ihliiFia iperb.n, no bic
Grsn5e fir bic befTerm 9arbierld-
ben feitseiest iperben Iol. ipelde bic
Obise prsissrb6buns ausbaIten i0ns
nsn. Die alIa.meint slHiift sebt ioss
melt bubin. bisie prsiserb6buna auf
alIe adben sn eritred.n, tie fiiblid bon
Der aib.rtp Strabs selessH limb.
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Seoeutenoer 3nipadbs
Sat bas gea.SelspbOn.spitem iud9'
reub bes letteu Sabres erfabren.

Ger Sabresberidlt Der glnericar
IeIepbone ano telegraph Co., pol
oen geitern cine slbidrift IN bieiigel
Stabt eingetroiien lit, gibt ni6t MI,
elm Bib oes rieitgen 8ad)stbuns
url6 Der giitipidlins oes 5elepbon.
@cidaitS in ben gereiirieten Staa'
ten, ionoern entbGlt aiid cine Reibe
pon 8riinoen, lparum Der 5elepbcn'
oierlt In Sdil6en BON Yripat. SSnter.
eiien bleiben ino nid,t in joieienigC
Der gunbesbebOrbe iibergeben ioa.
@abreno beS sSabres ipiroen, Dem
geribt sufoIae, Die gea.SpIteni. Sta-
tionen Inn 676,943 permebrt, 10 oab
Die 3abl oerielben jet S,133,6t7
betrGlt. Gina 10000 peridieoenc
St1ote uno Srtibaiten fonnen iept
ourdj oas @eIl. Spitem erreidJt wer.
ben imo nafjSem i'm Ietten Sabre Die
Giitan5 Der Seitiingsordbte Inn t.
500,19S Wiilen permebrt ipor6en ilt
beIduit iid) Die 5otnIIdnge oerielben
jest nni 16,11t01t WeiIen. Die 70.
faIbeit1nbc ocs Gpitems betriteeil
I'M Sabre 1913 etipa $9s0,O0O,000
aegen 924.260,StS in 1912. tpas
eiiier 3iIna!nnc pon ettua $50, ,743,.
277 gleidlfommt.
Die Brutto. .ginndbintn in 1913 bes
iruasn $215.572,822 pber cine gu.
nabme bon 16,400,668 eeasn 1912.
Der Qettp.g .gepinn belief iih auf $751;
6S9,523. bic ausbeaabIttn 3initn be-
irugsn $16.652.624. fir Dipibsnbsn
purben $50. .301, ,705 ober SS41. .490
mebr aIs i'm @oridhre, besdblt unb Der
Surplus beISuft !. ii6 .auf $11,
194.
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selssrapbiiae Mutisem.

-Senrp 9Orman iit am Jrsitar
in 0iberal, Ufp., i'm 4lter BON liz
Sabren eeitorben. gr bate oen me-
rifaniIden pie ben giirssrtriss mitse'
ma6t. 4its Samilienpapiersn gebt
bsroor. bob er an 10. Sanuar 1799
in Steuben Gountp, y, o.. seboreu
fpuroe.
Gin fran56iiIder g(piatitsr
Hdmsns 5anpuille fisl BEL San Ss.
baitian, Spanisn, nit isinem aero.
tldn ins Wteer uno ertrant. Sus
llnsliid tpmrbe 0aourh perltriaht,
bab bas Steuer Ssrbrad.
R.p. @aurics :. Dorncp. sins,
Der betannteitsn tatboliihsn 8eiitli'
den in GbicaaO, 1T bort am SOnns
taa infoIae zines SflaeanfaIls as.
itorben. gfsp. 9Ornep mar 40 Sabre
lana GeelIora.r Der ct. @abrisra
Gemsinbe in Gbicaau. bic i'm 9ishbof.
biitritt aeleaen 1T. unb in Der Ra6s
barfhaft feinsr Stride iibte er eins
thatfd6lid5 unumi6rdntte Mdht aus.
60 bulbets er in Der llmaebuna Der
Girhe teine Wirthihuft. Gr erfreuts
fid niht nur Der 9l6tuna Der Sea.
tbolifsn. ioubsrH AUDI Der !. gtuberss
aIGubiasr.
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NATIONAL.
BISCUIT
COMPANY

5unO eenommen unb bic 9IGtter bann
81 giihern fh0n ge6unben Deroen.
Oieie Bidder iteben bann Bel ben De-
mptratiI6en gu66dnblern i'm S6uu>
fehiter, no lie Seoer fir ein billiges
eriteben lam. gu tpeldem 3tped,
frassn sic? 81 natiirli9 oeshal6,
oamit ii6 ein ieOer, and Der aermite,
iiber5eugen ann, rpiepieI fem Hachbar
eigentli9 periteuert. Oab bus er5iez
beriih lpirtt, our abioIuten Wabrbeit
spingt, bas lit bod tlar, ni6t pa9r2
llnb MIR ems lit mir Ielbit nid,t tlar.
RGmli9, narum Der Su6bdnoIer, BET
benz ib bas Steuerreeiiter Der Stuot
3iirid fir 1914 i'm G6uufenIter iie.
ben Iab = Elm Oides. Iolioes Bud -
parum bieisr 9uhbGnbler etHen Get
tel bariiber itedte. einen 3ettsl nit Der
ipnberbaren Quff6rift: nHeues MGrz
henbud Der Stabt 3iiri4."
g 6ilIer ais 9lr5t. Qian
ifreibt aus Sttttgart: SSnr ere
item Seit 0es 1892 oon Stiller her.
alisae9ebenet o@irtembergiNJen NE
pertorilm aer Sitterotlir" erihien
eine 9lbban6lmg ii6er ole .Rdllber"
in Der i'm peientlifen i6on allies &c
ingt lit. mas Die &ritif ieitocm an Die.
lem gritlingsipert Sd)iaers aus5uA
iteaen iano. Sie lit nrit Sc f. r rlm.
ter5ei6net, riibrt aber Don Sdilier
ieI6It ber. glm S6luB GltBert id)
Shiler iiber 6en 8erfniier Der ,9taI'
bcr": y@S lol Elm glr5t bel einen
8irtcnltcrgiIhen @renaoicr 9atail-
Ion iepn, lnb peltn 6as 1T 10 madlt
es oemSdoriiim ieines 2aHOesberrn
@6rc: 10 gepiB id) ieit @crt peritebe,
10 nulb er itarfe 0oicl in Gnleticis
(9re6nlitteQ chen 10 lieben ais IN
9leitbeticis, llno i'd ul0bte ibm liebcr
3ebeu Eierbe alS meine Srau 5ur
Sur iibergeben." Gas Sd)ilermu-
iclm IN Wfarbah hat nelleroingS aus
3iiriher Erioatbeiis Elm 9te5ept BON
S6i1ers SanO erlporben Oas -pobI
ais llnifum betradtet lperoen 0ri.
@euigitens lit sur 3eit fein anOereS
6efauitt, abgeieben etlpa 0auou, odB
S6iller iii einan ebenfaqs i'm SdiL
Ierrnitielim beiIltolt1en griei aug
@eilnar on ieinen Sausarst, ben
Broieiior Der Wte(i5ia Starf in 1Sana,
erIpGbnt, mas er bel Der @rtranfung
ieiner Srau uno ieines Sobnes &urt
eiirlnpeilen oeroronet babe. sSn Dem
9ieSept meroeu oerihrieben 3 @rnn'
Gartarils emeti.lls (Sre9meilntein),
oui9eloit IN 4lln5en beiBen gSaiiers,
u9reoipaiier, oapou iogleid) Die
Sdlfte su nebnten." @s itarnntt ipobI'
als Der 3eit Don Stiaers miIitdr.
arstIidler SbGtiafeit nj Stuttgart;
hafiir ipridjt nii6, oaB es MIR oas
CUR @rreifrtng bes 3rpedes it1ibe,
bingt gtotbpenoige entb1lt, uift ait1
cine @ciuiidnrns, Ole ole gstrft,ng,
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peripnalsW Wotiaex.

Serr BiIbelm gruegge.
mann, ein befannter irio anseie.
hener giirger. iunr6e eeitern ieinen
lisbtn bur4 ben sob eHtriiien, innig
betrauert BON glIlen, Die ibm i'm sc.
ben nabtgeitnnoen paren. gr mar
niis HobemiibIe i'm Amt 9iepbols in
Sanrcper gebiirtig uno betrieb go.
1905 Bremen Strabe cine Grocery.
Tie @ilbeIm Eel 9oge Der Obj Sci.
Ioips ioipie bns Snnnoperoner &ali.
der aaiino perIieren ourh bas gIble.
ben oes padern Mannes elm merits.
aeid1stes WlitgIieo. gln ndberen
slnseborigen binterlabt er Die @at-
tin, Srei Sobne alno einc 1odter. Die
8eeroiguns pirS ipdter betannt &C..
nndt.
Ter befnnnte gereinsmann Serr
IS. q. Gtottfang bat oos ber5Iihite
8eiIeio iainer ;ablreiden SrellliOe
iino Defanilten nnldBIi6 6es slbIe.
bens ieiner Gaitin Srau Soniie
StOtbfans ssb. arosser, bic am
wtcntag i'm 62. Sebenslnbre bonn
Tcoe abgeruien ipiiroe, Srau Stotb-
lang mar Defenders in ben areiien
ocs profeiinntiiden @oiienbaiiies
iebr aeid)dtt iulo ibr Sinibeioen
tpiro in iueiten areiien nageineinc
Graner wadriiien. Tie 3eit Der BE.
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