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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17
ITALY SUSPENDS MAIL
TRAINS TO AUSTRIA
Ronc'> Demands for Territory
Would cut Dual Empire
From Ndriatic.
eo.-1l cam, n~.po,rn 10 Tur s.,

ROME. Mar,n 10 despatch from
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n.' T'.h N'''.'" I'''' h'''Eh'. N'''n"
and Mia. un tgN Austrian ilontic~. 20
Nt,.r, n.s .,,.,, su.,,ari,l .ru.s,.
'"''7 '' ''''"N" '"' '''''''''
Ano'ue. Development lu the st't tnea
relations between Italy and Germany
,.1 ,u.,., 60, ,,, ...sr.,,..,., ....
Ail"'h""n "' tA' money "'d'r >"iN''' De
tween Italy and German! formal
,rd.r +, tb.,t .f..t WIS .-.lrd n,. ,n.
,.,.. ,,.... r,.,.....,
"'''"' ''''''' 't '''' '''' 49, '''''
y similar o'dc. Was .~SR'd last night
su~peud,u- no s,ry.c" bcIwccu Italy
ana Austria
Th,, orders nave. no, been eNplalnei
i'm official .r..r~ ~uur .nte.prcL them
A. ,on,t.t4fln. "a notice 10 Austria taut
IttlN As ur.,lr up impatI,ut al the slow
progress of .ur i,EutI .t.pr~ having in
NicN tA, ,,~~inu 90! AUSTRIAN territory
AS il, I,..r u. ltIlIAu ucut,ality.
These l,-ol.,.u., .trr nuN SAID Go
,ou rln tie tuu.A .n- Demands by ltNy .
Tho ,r~s u ,p u,. ot tae Whole PROV
ju,r of Tirut. bringing her 'ruut.rr to
Nruo~tr. Ha-~.r., and Br,ru.,. .ur.ud.ug
tie d.su.ct~ OF E,N,rto. Tlc't, BuZru,
M"rtu Bir-avpro and B'uur,k to the
east the cess. .uu To- .,r of the territory
LYING hrtWtcl De, present frontier and
the Julian Nu~, u,lud.u- a." provinces
oi lS,r,i' .ulU e. ..tz, With the districts
or Tom,.a. Go,tI. Trieste. HoIt std
Fiumc lUlf uso wants the pllma'1au
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17
MACHINE WINS HOBOKEN.
Democrats Control First city Com
mission.

Nthouc the r'gular Democratic or
gauization in Hohoken. y J., WAS op-
posed to aud worked hard ag,, ,ust the
adoption OF commission government
which waS carried los ma Jority OF IL,
the machine succeeded at yesterday 5
municipal election In getting control of
the new city commission
Thrre VII lee nvc members of the
commission and of these Patrick r.
Griffin. the Democratic leader and ms
running mates Water Registrar Gustav
Zach and CITY clerk James II. I.ondr''
gan were conceded at an early rour
tllS NOR ing tt ht sure winners
Mayor Martin Cooke, Democrat Whu
has been lighting Griffin. was elected
and a half dozen are buuched toi the
NTH place on the ticket
These include GiIillu mtu, council
man lit'udId y M"F-r.y Harry Lam
brii. EepIbu an, ana councilman Harry
]. Sohmulung. EepuGlicdn.
The preferential >Nst-m of voting was
followed ami this complicated the tabu-
lation of the returns. The Democratic
and Republican org tnIzttiuns Instructed
their followers to vote ullS for nrsi
choice. although hundreds took ddvan-
tagc Of the piNii.g. of voting for second
and third choice. Comparatively lew
voted for fourth choice
Votes Mere st.li being counted At an
early hour this morning
hobok"u never had such i hair rails
ing oampa IN or such an exciting el"c-
non. Dut of a total registration al
lpGoo . >f3 mon came out L. vote. M"r
vino hadn't bothered for many yrar'
mr. ~ eel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17
OFFICER WHO CRITICISED FREE
Arrest Of Lieut.. NichR"'is >t'rrr"
Row In Army Circles.

Er. PAso, March lG.--Orders were is
sued from the brigade headquarters at
Fort Bliss this morning for the I'M
mediate release OF Lieut., q. T.
MLchnelis Of the sixteenth Infantry, VINO
was under arrest at hs quarters Tor
supposed violation OF "Rule TO-" whI'n
prohibits army officers from discussing
foreign or domestic relations in puhlic.
The arrest of tho young "f'lrer lol-
lowed his address bcfor" IN" Panhandle
tattlcncu on March ', IN "hl'h hn
criticised the politicians who m"ddled
in army affairs and alsO praised tho in
fantry for its work on tho border TINS
stirred up a long standing foud between
the infantry and cavalry branches of
the service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17
Allies Begin A Gigantic
Offensive M0ve in West
Mighty Armies Will Make All
Past Battles Seem Like
Mere Skirmishcs.

LoNDoN. March 6-Apparently the
real war ou the western front Is jus, In
the process of beginning Lord kitch-
eners pesSimistic utterances Of a few
days aEo and Information impaired TO
thr correspondent OF THE SrN by per-
sons IN Official circles that the projected
offensive might have To- b. postponed
until tho fall because of lack of supplies
and munitions are believed here to have
been merely cousonant with an atti-
'udc adopted by the authorities Intended
to spur the people Of Great Britain on
50 that every part of the great mill
tary machine might be- well oiled. and
also that reserve supplies OF OIL might
Dee ,u hand
The impression has probably 'craliy
"h'll1ed tnit the Allies. or France. and
Great Britain e. least. were already
putting forth a maximum W effort. and
that any further strength they exhibited
would come from the troops held In rc-
serve near the fighting lines II has
been reported hat the EuglisA we're
going to send big army into tie field
IN the spring but ia many quarters this
has been regarded ae a hogie 10 scare
ia, Germans and Austriaus
In view of this situation. 1t may now
bee stated authoritatively that the next
two ~ three months OF the war will see
the opening Of tue greatest offensive
mov, mem IN history. Present armies.
enormous though they are. will be- 80 far
ecl.pscd by the forces that viii DE sent
,o the iron, that even the battle Of the
Mare VII res,mhl. a sllrm.sh in the
comparative number Of men engaged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17
40 INTERTENTION.' -
4. =. Agent SiilimRn says Army
Won't he Landed.

,Usrdi 'Gbi' Despdfch 10 THE SUN.
VERA CRrz March l6.-Cnited states
Agent Slliman made the following dec
aa,.on to local press to-day:
You can Say that I Is completely
etaiu that the Washington Govern
nent is not preparing to effect any
rmed Intervention IN MEXICO"
His dedication has restored conn
.ynce u President Wilson's attitude to-
ward Mexico.
Gen Carrtnza is preparing to give
ne Red Cross all the aid possible in
forts to help Mexico citys hungry in
aabitanis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17
TO SAVE AMERICANS.
Bs,au Asks tnrrRnsa and Iapatn
To open railroad.

WAsHNGrpN. March l6.-in response
5nnthoauuu from Americans and other
0iUgu,ts .u NJ Nlco city that they lie
e 20 .,ttc. secretary of Statc Bryan
.der,Oob to-day t. arrange jointly with
splt3 tud CtrrduZ3 for their trans
.tai,ou 80 Vera cruz.
THIS Is tnc nr>t united effort Oh The
at OF foreigners to leave Mexico city
ID .t presents ~ the United states the
TASK of making 1t possible for them to
3D.. out heretofore ther" has been
.eI complaint that Secretary Bryan
IS Warning Americans u .eave Mexico
y AND yet had failed 90 scgur Tor
rlu t., .urlu~ of obey .ug his warning
AiVccS 10 TIE state Department to-
~ W're that there IL NJ" no train
'eN.ce between Mexico city aud Vera
ilL. tdriaul holds the Ne!a cruz
I'D Of tAc uuo Jnd Iapatd the Me>ico
~ end ONejuS her" have given up
ope Of securing cooperation bctwer,
'e two opposing forces tor joint opera
on of the road Tor the purpose IF
rMgWg food supplies into the oapita'
ad = IS doubted if such arnngem"n'
IN b" made even for getting fore gners
Ut o! M,NIco
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17
'htcnuo cattle Emh"rgo Lirt-d,

CHlCAGo. March lG The embargo ON
a part of the stockyards here because Of
tho foot and mouth disease was lifted
to-day and as a result the shipping to
Eastern points OF cattle for slaughter
was resumed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17
Avon, '. J.. Defeats Commission
Government.

NvoN. y J., March 16-The PROPOSE
TIN To change to government by com
m Sslou WIS defeated, T2 20 ~, here
to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17
American Proposals For
mally Rejected in Of
fetal Explanation,
PRESIDENT TO MAKE
VIGOROUS PROTEST.
Fears Effect on Public Feel
inc Here When Docu.
mcntS Are Published. z

WAsnI>GroN. March l6.--In exp'ana-
ton and defence OF her extraordinary
programme Z cutting of all trade with
Germany Great britain asks that mo
United states view this procedure as
modified form of blockade
formal statement i,r1tdur ne
Lew policy. which the B.iu-h arc .dv
know IS certain to be sharply ohjec,ei
to by IA" United states. was received
here to-day ss q note acc mpauyiu-
the copy OF the order IN council handed
30 Anbassa ador Page YESTERDAY Th
note rot only contains a rejection %
the American proposal suggesting a
mod .iicatiou Of ;hc maritime policies
Germany and England but also an
sVers the United S,ttcs's Inquiries as
to wha, may be- expected under the
new orders hy which tho AlN". have
announced Their intention to prcreu. q
trade with GERMANY
The British Government asked thot
IS communication Ola these two sun-
jects be withheld from the public %.
the United states Government, an
TnUrsday morning, when it VIII 10
ushod also in Great Britain. To An .
icau notes 'ae ore Suggestive
Great Bl tain pass foods'uf~ ;'.
civil population of Germany IN Ie'-
'or modification of Gc, many
marine operations and the later r..'
Of inquiry r"strd.ug ~" u"w ro.
u.Il he glyeu Inf AZ the same time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17

In lhr event Of failure OF Mr., Bryan :
"'Wp', .u ir'S direction this GoVern-
ltit Ni utNr ip ,uoo-' between bring
81. is" pressure 20 b ar ON butl
"F'azt Wl Iauttd or admitting its
.tu.a,y 81, 3d Americans IN opcYIug rs
's'an, o. got ont OF Mexico The
..'. basis ~ nope les in N!lia prom sc
op.u Tue northern route to Mexico
" as ~ooa a~ possible.
CoH-u, S.l.man cablrd from Vera
w to-day that "in obedience 10 the
residents request" Carranza has re-
@ed A.s ulder closing the port OF
sItso. Later IL was reported that
e gJnu"a' Iaragosa had again left
era Cruz, pre- umaDly for Progreso,
" ono t.s do not believe that the
.'eA'can ~arship Will renew the attempt
interfere with shipping at the Yucca
n por,
TIE state Department is wholly
'uhout advces from Mexico city re
'a,ulhs ~" cas-" Of John Is. McManus.
""'d uF TtpatStis last week. There
Ao'hi's 20 show that the Zapatistas
ave mH'" any move toward fulfilling
e' promises TO punish the soldiers
''loAs '" t1r the death Of the Ameri-
n llHrmni'N 10 the widow ras also
EN- promised, but nothing has been
''"e ab'u' making a payment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17

conntocd on Second Pa0".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17
NEW LIGHT ON RUSSIA

In the Easter SUN next Sunday letters
late statesman reveal new state
of Russian aft airs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17

t'1tinucd on Fourth Pooe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17

/ that LIE Lrit.sa Go> erma,enL !s Icaay
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19
@immcrlanbs-8 anen. Sra Mal-

-t-Ec
borg meooeles: S @imnterlan6 Ell
mon for EiOe11 1terft optaget al
Bane=Blaner. Sen e1lelte Blarl ION
bar lloiigt til at blibe Geamemfprt
mgenlu11be NOR Jren1tiO, er Ibars
ba1rell; men for oens @iel1ne,nfp=
relie CT l10itgterne og1aa ganife go
De. Det ifal 11ogaa fra Mors MOS
git i'll No01te0, bbor SEN oreier moo
SD6 til &apnfiloe. Ser gaar Sen
otter MOB 91t, fiGrer So6eobanen
beo Mroe11 og fortletter / en- ip0lig
8ue ober 8elum poa @aolunO=8o=
men til SiiferIeiet Sur1,p Deo @atte=
got og fglger iaa Banoet moo 5pb
til 8abefeoet Mls. 8o1e1 bliper
2 &lometer lang og er anilaaet at
billie foite 3,42S, 900 &roner, bbor=
al @ommuner11e nentcs at billie til
ifbbe 1,t15,OOO &roner.
Sc tDife Slinbpasiagerer. - gn
ing Man0 fra Electromagnetic, ser
er on1at omboro paa uTreDerif
Wiz, bar / ct 8rep til fine Tor=
elore fortalt fplgenbe 8egiperbeo,
lom forefalot poa Dampere1s iiolte
&eiie fro SEEM Dorf:: Spr 2(frej1en
bab0e lefs tpife &eierbilter let oeres
Snit til at liite. Jig omborD ic,n
vblinoe" Basiagerer % itjulte fla
+ 2olten for poo Sen Maabe at
fomme til 0anmarf og oerfra til
5D{flano. Sc bob6e foripnet Jig
meo 8onb og 8rpb; Met Ell al Dem
bor iaa l1beloig at belte @onoet, |oo
at oe muatte prebe at ifoffc fig en-
11p Jorl Dnt11g. 50 al bent forlp9te
/ Sen Nnleoning at flotre op al So
item. Den enc font goOt op, men
ben on6en fal0t neo og forilog Zig
luo alborligt, at bans aalnn1eroter
mootte tilfaloe Sielp, og ioo ror Sc
10 rpbeoe. Du u6reberif VIII"
liot efter blen prajet al Ell cngellf
SrlogSmanb, bleb Sc 6 rblinhe"
EasIogerer toget / Jorborine poo
&irgslfibet, ioa oe1ne Gang fp1n Sc
life til Sronten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

lat lpbe % 11e6 as &nberre. Sbal
be frantic augler e1lbmt life bnbDt
faaet % til, BET formnaeoe bennt
%Sltleiolme;; oe1t tit % til at grebe.
l,ben at pi ifomn1eoc os 6erbeO.
Otter 5angen blep Ser Mo en- lille
Iib. Oct par MI MeningelL at hi
piloe lGie Electromagnetic; men IN
gen fu1loe. 9a fom Sen for onrtolte
&anoibnt ps til 9jelp. 81 boo boln
lan lGie Set, bbiIfet bon por n1eget
billig TILL og ban fnDtteoe nogle
Orb til. @iDtil babbe III 1taaet Tom
5oloat meo 9lten paa Sobeoet @en
er nGiten al6rig fra Sobe0et ! oenne
IiD), men So Electromagnetic lpb,
tog hi @l,en af pg folbeoe bore SGn=
Der, !oapiot Sc life brugtes iii at
terre Goorerne al meb. Sg ba III
bar far6ig og bno 5a0erpor, 0a bo>
ri beit, Bet pil itge, jeg maatte
gtpe tabt, og De anOre funoe FIN
lobe Jig bgre pe0 el1felte 8errer. So,
albrig Tar jeg pgret n1eo til en-
mere. oprigtig S%l1leaften. Otter g.
pangeliet iang ri be to ltolte @ers
at "9eilig er SorDen". 0erpoa Ice
tie &anoiboten ct Gtpffe mere, ng
hi long vBlaoe Sui" og r0m pn=
oiglte Mole er %fun6en". 9erpaa gap
hi hina1oen Saanbe1l og gnlfeoe bin
anoen gieniioig en- beliignet Sui.
gnbnn lob bi a1 lille 5tl1nD og
talte om SSulen Oerbjemne. Mel1
loo folote Nligten %, Ri maatte 10
at itoa Gagt, og hi ifiltes. Seen ieg
tror albrig, hi bill glenrme oerme
S1,Icoften, ON set ogioa ifol blipe
% for1tnot at lebe 90 blibe
gon1le Wennel fer.
ga, laooan bar Dor Suleaftensfelt.
Wfcn belle Sioe11, me6ens hi ltob pno
&ogt, bar bore Ganfer longt. borte
Sc bor bjen1nte, bbor S &jere bol0t
Sui og ON Set ngiao fres temn1e=
lig baorbt, ioa fl1n6e set for nit
&e0fon1menoe life bolbe Gaorerne
til6age, n1er be0 Gonfe11 .pm Ser
oerbjemme liltebe en- Ioore efter SEN
or1ben fig mes ober &inoerre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

Sntet fan lammenlisnes meb SEN,
~Wsootag min bierteligite Sat :
lfriper Mr. Olaf 2arion fra Bogola
Springs, Colo, ufor 9eres aurifo.
Seq tan lite o11oet END toffe Sub
1or Ell laa: l1omprfet Meoicin. SsStttet
I Seroen Tan Ia1n1nenIignes 1neD Sen.
Spre1o ieg brugte &l1rifo, f1,1roe Min
M}abe life taale nogen Spoe. Seq
bapoe ulti6 5merter i Moben, 81
oerne, Mrmene> 5f1lorene og 5ope=
oct. Seq baboe pgloo M1tbn1o, men
31rifo fl1rere0e set altjanme11, oq
leg er MI ltarf dg fritz / nit G4be
Star"
Soofebes lpber @iltorien, Fprtalt
ont og ont igiem, ON Sen Sialp,
1om foaeS be6 8r11gen at oette goln=
le, lenge prgbe6e urtemiooel. Set
er life at faa poa Mpotbefer. 5pe=
ctelle: Mgenter foripner Mlmenbeoel1,
eller set fan beitilles 0irefte fra
Sobrifanterne, Dr: Setter GobrneD &
Sons So. 1916 go. Some Mpe.,
Chicago, SII.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

gen Citing. 5fipe:: 5bb. Mrreitfor.
barer q. Garliens Snitr1l. Ngobing:
g. 3. Wo6ff. Sarbopre: Bartifu=
Tier SIR. Glelnnteniel1. Niingfipbing:
S. s. Mnberiens @nltrll. Sums
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Mpllet. Slide: Molsbr1,aer IF.
Guggaar0s @nfe. 5erlpp: SOB.
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sc. s. M1r0erie,1s Sultrn. @iIlerpb:
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fefpb: 5Db. @aar6eier s. Senien.
0felbD: @%aoroeier. Sprgen 0llenS
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SEMEN. Maaer1p: @oaromano
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19
6nnnfrjyllann.

NS]utveA uIutlYuNB DuI, I'll.
~3elmoal", fremfolbt 9gnglteIle og
|Sorg / Mobenroo. Om Bor6 paa
|5tibet befanot Jig ilere uomarfeoe
Spmu1o Ser ira 9pcn. @lonbt bislc
bar ogiao aoptain CIR. Micbelle 11,
Ell Spn al G11fefrr WicbeIlen paa
lSfibbroel1.
Mean De1ltcr af Sen Wruno ber
meo l1ro og 5ppnbing pon Otter
refining ON, Dborlebes set CT gaoet
Den ltore &rbb1ers BeInt11ing.
Ser font insen tilbage. Melleur
|oe folo11e 5enoeripber n1ob 91t er
Sognmaao Miibe fra &riltionsfelt.
San bar me6 Ten Mioeling poo $50
Nfono, Ser bleb ier6t l1b for at toge
Ell r1,sfiif 2pbegrup, men inge1 Tom
tilbagc. Riibe |elb bar SEN liolte at
Nfoelinge1t, iom falbt. gn spiger=
Jpn al 5freoher 8entlem / Cops,
ore bar ifrebet bier1, at al hons OBJ
rtnoe(ige &egintent poa 1900 Moro
er Ser nit fun $50 Mo1o tilboge.
st 9rtgsbrbllnp. - 5tbrmo1D
emil &ier of Galsgooro % 6rpfen
8pl(lng at 9fingenes ngtebieoes
forleoen i Hingenes &irfe. Stpr=
mano aier, iom UNDER @rigen gjgr
Eienelte / Jloaben, babbe facet en-
n1eget fort Orlob / ben Mnleoning.
Nnfommen fra &iel iii Tlensborg
ON Mfenn mes ii6ite Gog moatte
ban ON 0atten tilfo6s tibogelegge
Den IS &ilometer lange Sci til Mitl=
genes for al furne boloe BrplIup
n9Ite Dag. Sen fglge16e Morgen
moatte ban otter f6r Sag forlobe
li1t ,1'nge Suitru og 9iemmet for
at fommc til &iel igien / rctte
|Et6.
2belagte 5jem. nJlensborg Mbis"
torteller ON ct banif Stem / Norb=
1lesbig> fom arieen belt bur lagt
poe. Set er bos @ooroejer 81. 8ol-
oemor / 2bitfirfebp.
Mo11oen ielb bar ipgelie, og ser
bar, fire Gpnner, ion ollie moatte /
&rigen. Den elo1te TOM 1om Mo-
rinefoloot til aiel, og fer bleb BON
|6reM beo en- &e6elefsploiion. Sen
onoen TOM til 8elgiem bleb buar0t
|ooret, tom pao 2a5arettd, bIep
f1,reref og ien6t til. 6ronten igjen,
oen11e Song mo6 9t. Suleaften
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URIN-SYRE
OPL0sER
ForRheumatlsms OF Nyre-Lldelssr
so Cents Flaske (32 Doser).
FRIT

Netop fordi De hegynder Dagen 9ngsteit8
og trRr, Stlvhed l Benene, Armene og Musk.
lernc, verk / Hovedet. ~brendende osnedad.
trykkeade Smerter Ryggen for
DaEcn %begynder, tro dcrfor like, aide maa
forblive idenne Tilstand.
Disse Lidende, som er l og ude afSengen ct
halvt Dusin Gange ON Natten vii paaskjpn-
ne den, Hvile, Komfort Iog Styrke som denne
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liRefrem vidunderlig.
Bliv sund, stark og liylig, fri for Smerter
fra stive Lemmer. omme Muskler, Glgtsmer.
ter. vark 4 Ryggen, -eller Nyre- el1er Blere-
L-idelser.
For at Devise, at Williams B~ehandling
overvinder Nyre-og Bl9re-SyRdomne. Rheu
matisme og enhver Lidelse fra Urinsyre .lige
meget hvor kronisk eller haardnakket, vilvt,
hvis De aldrig for har prSvet Williams Be
handingen. give en- soc Flaske l32 Doser)
sende den med Navn og Adresse, med tn
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DAMPBADE ANSTALT.

En- at de aeidste og NEST popul@re Russfsk'
Tyrkiskc ~Badeanstalter enskes solgt paa
rimelfse V'lkaar, paa Grund af Bortrejse.
Her er en- udmaerkei f~ordelagtig Forretning
for en- virksom Mand. Mic. Hansen. 40 Pa
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