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easy for submarine 90 take its
proper position, whereas. u the ves-
sol had been zigzagging II would have
been difficult " not impossible Ia tell
where the ship would pass.
"rhe evidence shows the torpedo
suddenly came into he side was
Baron Mersey's comment. How
would the speed of the vessel have
affected that catastrophe 20
The only question on which Raron
Merscy desired Hight was the state
ment nf o. A. Thomas, the coal op-
orator. that while the first and sec
ond class passengers were calm and
the stewards and stewardcsses brave
and helpful. the stecrngc passcngers
were IN confusion and members OF
the crew were mainly Interested IN
saving themselves. giving "a general
appenfancc ~ lack Of discipline.
Solicitor General smith presented
statistics Of those saved showing that
~ Der cent of the crew. 3S.S per cent
OF The male passengers. SEQ per cent
of the female passengers and % per
cent nf the children we're rescued
Mr. smith declared after submittins
hcfc figures that they did not git'
fair idea as the women nnd chil
drcn we're unable tC stand exposure
while the sailors and passengers whl
were able to swim were Of more hardy
physique.
The outstanding questions. Nc
smith said. we're the responsibility "l
the ship's muster and the company
action IN restricting tho number ol
boilers ln use.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-17
BERLIN REPORTS ANOTHER
EITIHENr Bl RUSSIANS

Berlin. June g.. tNlu London 40
p No. The Russians have abandoned
in,ir positions tu th, north of Siona-
wa ua the san river iu GHliDid ana
have rctrcHtcd towards Tarnosrcd. in
Russian Poland. a,,u.diuE tu th" Of
tpial statement given uut today hy
the German army hoJuuartcrs stan.
Tho statement ioiluWr
western theatre ut WAT Nurth ul
I,uewuardr sections la tfcn'h
which Nc lost tho da, before ycrt"i-
d.g wcro rc-ppturcd ior tuc greater
part
Tho brush aud rrourh cunil1ucd
,,stctdUs thciU attempts q" hrca"
through our limos North OF la H1s-
SEQ canal. the British. uNotp"Wcr'a
hy Wcsphulinus and SaNuns after a
hand io hand ugHi wcr" forced I"
beat speedy retreat 'nt" their posi-
tons Against the front stretching
trum the west ot llr,icl 90 Nrras tho
French continued Go direct fresh at
tnyks. In the Lurcrtc hills hcy com
pIctcI, demolished tcuch Whl -
had boon abandoned tu them ~"u'U
nf SouchcX. they succeeded in pche-
trnting into our position over " Nla''
of about 500 meters ana obtained "
fouthold. Fightlg still continues. \,
nu other points they Wcrc rcpu'srU
with sauguiutry losses Consequently
attacks conducted with great 'N
u,ndlurs of ammunition .rsardlcss nl
heavy losses u.uIn terminated ln
defeat for the French ana Hiil'Sh.
French attacks at Mouli1-S""s
Toutyent failed We took h'c uHl''l
ana 300 Frcucumou prisoners.
In the NosEos lively battles "'
,Irrcd yesterday between the valley
of the Fe,ht and LAUGH but thct came
to "A stauistill towards evening WIZ
the exception ui small loss of l'lr'
tory northwest of Mctlorh We main
ttigcd an uur positions. one hun
dr,d prisoners fcll into our hands
Eastern theatre Of war Nuthini
,f sperinl importance has occurred.
"southeastern theatre of war
Nortb of sioniuWa attacks hy the Icu
toni, nlics forced the Russians II
abandon Their positions and fetrch
towards Tarnogrod The army undc
General Won Mackenscn followed "
hot nursull p1rhuow and LuhheHo'
we're taken by storm. The soulhel
bnnk of the Wys1nm was cleared "
an enemies AZ Nicucir"N the l'
sf.tanre of the Illusions quickly hr"k
dowa and the Ni1mcruw and J"""i"|
ri,crs we're crossed. Further s"uil
u, pussian- are retreating toward
WcruHzdOa
The situation southeast oi IN
nnicster sWamps is unchanged
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GERMAN EMBASSY MAKES
DENIAL. OF GERHARD CHARGE

Washington. June li.--At the s'al'
department today telegram was re-
rcivcd from the German embassy az
Codnrhurst y. v, signed by inc
charge d'anuircs, making general
denial Of the published charges ihh'
pr Anton Mcycr-Gerhprd. FOR whom
the state department obtained SAFE
conduct back to Germany from th'
allies was IN reality IN. Alfred Mey
er a high German official. secretly
In the United states buying war sun
plies. state department officials WI
decide later whether To make th'
telegram public
President wilson. Il was said h'
thu white House today, had M ON
cint knowledge Of the reports c"H'
ccrnine pr. Mcycr-GcThard.
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INDIANS DECLARE WAR
DN UNITED STATES

Washington. june ~. - Admiral
Howard. comma aiding the Pacific
fleet, which sailed today from san
Diego for Guaymak on the west
coast OF Mexico with three hundred
bluoiackets and three hundred ma
mines. ysill dispatch this force twenty
miles inland Il necessary 20 protect
Americans menaced BY the Yaaui
Indians. The Indians had threatened
To annihilatc an foreigners
orders to Admiral Howard to pro-
ceed to GuaymaA were sent by the
navy department following confer
ence Botween navy and state depart
moat officials.
State department advices said tina,
the Indians had declared war on Ger
many. Mexico and the United States
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PROPOSES TO
OPEN WHOLE QUESTION

London. June a. t3 - ., M
David Lioyd-Gcorgc, the minister "'
munitions, is arranging 20 send
prominent busia, v man To America
To- discuss the whole question "l
American aud Canadian contracts Tor
war MUNITIONS The minister ui mu-
nitions made this announcement ~
the house of commons today In repS
tn criticism that Canadian mhnuihc-
surcra we're requested Co deal WIN
the imperial government through the
house of J. y. Morgan aud COMPANY,
and that some Canadian firms refused
to transact business through the
agency In the United states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-17
"Twilight Sleep" Condemned
by Physicians as Delusion and
in Instances Dangerous Snare

san Francisco. June i5.-"Teilishi
sleep" condemned by score OF ply
sloians attending the National Medi-
cal Association here. was expected to
be topic OF further animated dis
cussiOn today.
According to Dr. w y. Aundy ~
Forest ohio. twilight sleep does not
produce the inscnslbility 10 pain
claimed for n.
1T merely induces he said, "a loss
OF memory and generally renders the
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English Official Report Today
Admits Russians Unable to
Check Formidable German
War Machine.
PROMISES TO TAKE
CITY BY JULY FIRST
Reports from Gallipoli Penin-
sula Bring Conflicting
Claims of Gains by Besieg-
ers and Besieged.

London, June ~, il.tO %. M
The latest news from the easterl
front does not indicate that any
thing has occurred thus far 10
upset the plans of General Won
Mackenscn Who has hNcd july
for the arrival uf an Austro-Gcr-
man army IN Lenders General
yo1 Mackenssu's army rs already
haif way f.um the river to Lem-
berg
On the Dnicstcr the Teutonic
forces have suffered several Sc
we're repulses. but their check
thus far has not been OF sufficient
moment Co offset Russian losses.
In Che west the allies have re-
sumod the offensive north of AT
ras. The French claim progress
there AZ well as south and south
east of Sourhoz. each of Lurctto
and in the labyrinth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-17
ITALIANS NIRTUN ALLY CAPTURE
NrSTIINN TOWN on MoRi

Verona. june a. Nih 'alasso '.''
Pari. June n. 90. .. ml--NeNs re-
ceived here from the l."nt is ihnl 'he
Italians have virtually occupied lh'
town of Nor, advancing from n"''
thc south and southeast M"Tl !,
about twent, miles moan mere anu
about nve miles from iioyorel". Ih'
,.,y botWecn Mori aud Ro' creto IT,
however, most difficult
Fnrtihcations have been erected ON
ytrtuall,. every commanding position
tn mis- district and To move forNaid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-17
Today;S War
Summary

The campaign against the Rus
~lans ON which the Germans are
nov concentrating their offensive
efforts l. developing smother
phnsc In a violent attack in Itus-
sian Poland. NJ the same time
thc Germans are pushing back
the Russians in the Baltic pro-
NlnCCs.
VA oIll,ial communication from
rctrugrnd contains the admission
that the Germans have occupied
additional Villages near shawl. In
tile Baltic region. hut -tatcs that
~" I,us~ians rcgaincd lost ground
near l'rSasnySz u j. IN the VI
,initN at I'rhasny-K, which lies tO
the north of Warsaw. that the
Gcrmnn- are making their most
determined Cfiurt on the Polish
front. although the fortress at
Ossuwctz - again bcing atta~ kcd.
Thc Galician campaign has
reached n crucial stage. Ia view
of the continued success of the
Au~tTians aud Germans.
OftiUinI edNiC,. from the Italian
army headquarters represent ihe
Italians ~ gaining advantages all
along the front, particularly In
the AdigC valley. which leads to
Trent.
The Turkish forces on Gniiipoli
peninsula haNc taken the uitcn-
gikt. Au oftatal statement from
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-17
WASHINGTON uoPEFUILy LOOKS
FOR WORD FROM CARItANkO

Washington, June iI.-Considera
bic speculation vas being indnleed in
here today az 10 whether Geuerhl
Carran1a would continue his course
and nght on, or modify his attitude
in view OF oVerturos tor peace IA
Mexico by General villa. Some dell
mite word from the ConssitntioaalsAt
chief az to whether he will accept
Villas proposals was awaited here
with much interest. ~ upon his an
swer probably hlnKea the next move
in the situation.
General carfann has thus Gar al
lowed three proposals for peace par
ieys by vlile 20 80 unhecded. The
latest offcr TO agree "a an armistite
pending q discussion 81 peace terms
was made through American dipie.
matte channels. tn thir proposal
cnrranra il said to have stated that
there would be no reply.
Ii was said here that Cnrrauzaf 3
present lntoHssion is % attempt g.
(qonfluunil On rRG0 EtNo.l
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subject 70 unmanagoabic a. TO seri-
ously hamper BIRTH
He said that IS per cent ~ infants
born under twilight sleep were born
In a state Of partial aaphyxiatlon.
one phyeician who experimental
with the drug employed. said he had
used u successfully with brunette
women Of aanguine disposition.
Blonde women. he snid could take
only a very little of the drug without
danger.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-17
PETITE MABEL
HAMMOND PASSES
PEACEFULLY AWAY

} Harlan. kas. June IT, Ma
} bel hammond. aged 20. declared
B to be- the heaviest woman in
) Kansas, died heer today as the
B result OF stomach ailment
D She weighed 500 pounds. When
B she rttcn he'd the local school IN
B her girlhood days q was neees-
3 mry 10 enlarge the door Of the
. schooihoulc. She has young
, az sister who weighs $50 pounds
. and h said 20 be still growing
0 The parents are average size
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-17

Washington June H.. First Off
cisl news az to the reception accord J.
ed the last American note to Ger
many In official quarters In Berlin.
cahlcd Dos Ambassador Gerard a. the
state department gave renewed hope
Ia officials here today OF favorable
outcome of the issue between the two
countries
Tho ambassadors report. in add
tiun tu giving his own commelt, con
tanned German press comments which
were friendly in tone His comment
bnr" out press reports of the favor
able impression made hy the note and
said sentiment seemed to be thar 4
afforded basis for an adjustment OF
the controversy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-17

New York. June i5.--gOunt
N"n Bcrnstorff. the German ann
baS-Hdor, has, according to
statement made by an official
connected with the embassy.
communicated with the state de-
partmcni Ht Washington la re-
gard to published stories TINT Dr.
Anton Mcscr-t;crlRrd the am-
ha~-aioF's envoy. was in reality
DT. Alfred Meyer. chief of the
department Of armX supplies of
the imperial German minister of
war. Count ,un Iicrnstorff re-
turned here to-day from trip
to the Cat~kiIIs. II was said hc
would make no comment tn news
papers ard tl,ai the umttcr was
in the hands ~ the state depart
mcni.
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ANOTHER HUGE ENGLISH
WAR LOAN BILL DtE

London. June ~. i;os .. m.-Pre-
mi,r Asauith announced IN the house
of commons this afternoon that Chan
cellor uf the ENchegucr Reginald Nc
Konnp would Introduce another loan
VIZ On MONDAY t'Honirin1y hiss
boon suggested that tho amount prob
ably would bc $4,000 u0O pounds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-17

Washington, June ~. Goveruor
Maytorena OF the state Of sonora to-
day advised the United states gov
ernment Il would pe unnecessary TO
land any Of Admiral Howard's forces
To rescue or protect the American
oolonists as he would furnish troops
for the purpose.
The admiral today reported eondi-
tions on the west coast Of Mexico un-
changed
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WAS PASSENGER WITH
ZEPPELIN pl~ltDN Eli

B RcgIumd \. j, Warnciord. Who
, gained fame recently hy blowing
. to pieces a Zeppelin over Bel
. gium was KILLED today b> the tall
. oi un aeruplauc at Bur, f1ance'
. Lieutenant Wntncford was
. piloting the machine which had
D a. passenger HelrN Beach
. Necdham. the American writer
. who also was killed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-17
NEEDHAM KILLED
BY FALL FROM A
WAR AER0PLANE

} Paris June o, G.0i -. mD--
} Henry Beach Nccdham an
} American writer. has been killed
) In the IAN Of military acro-
plane.
} Henry Beach Nccdhum Was
B native nf Wynyotc, pa. llc was
B born boz 1851, studied ai Brown
} university and was uitrrward "d
mittcd tu the bar. li' luin'n
B the star ct the Sew YORK Even
. ing Post u 1896. Later hc
D contributed Co maguzin"s tir
B became well known Through his
D Investigations of labor ana living
; conditions n the Mcsaha rnnEe'
. Minnesota. and on the lsthmus
D ot Panama.
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ARCH OF BIG BRIDGE
COLLAPsES; FOREMAN
KILLED, TEN HURT

Cleveland. June iI.--Nance fett "a
foreman. was KILLED ana ten workm"n
were injured In he collapse today
MIA steel arch of bridge belns ''i-
structcd over the CuyahoRa river.
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TIrIhNI,INNS ORDERED TO
REPORT IOK SERVICE

san Francisco. pwuo i,.-rhc few
TuIpurI1ns r,..dius 30 san Funcisco
have received orders Go return 10
service in the urld. 1t was learned to-
day
The yarc directed to take with
them rloihiug. haudigcs. two pounds
tCnntinucd from Page ffVcJ
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Bewildering Beauty of the
Aurora Borealis Succeededby
Craze Electrical Disturbances

interrupted service across northern
Idaho. Montana and the Dakotas,
where last night service virtually was
suspended. II was also reported that
train dirpatching on the Canadian
Pacific railway virtually ceased for
s,Nerai hours and like unsatisfactory
conditions prcalled ON other northern
trans-contincntal lines.
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San Francisco. June 1.-THE be-
wildcring beauty OF the Aurora BO-
rcalis which lighted the whole Of tho
aorthWestcrn United states and Can
ada last night was replaced today
With extensive reports of Interrupt
tlons a. tclcgriphic service, caused by
its electric currents.
Unul . o'clock today the Western
Union telegraph company reported
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-17
Ambassadors First Official
Advice to State Department
Following Delivery of Sec
Ond Note Encouraging.
FURNISHES BASIS FOR
POSSIBLE AGREEMENT
British Attorney General In
Lusitania Hearing Today
Expresses Belief Second
Submarine Waited for Ship

tby Evening Herald Leased Wircl
Berlin. June ~ tyia London,
$50 y. m.l-Dr. Anton Meyer
Gerhard. who sailed from New
York June .. reached Berlin last
night.
This morning he had confer
rntc with Foreign Minister vOn
.IagOw and Minister Sols of the
colonial office.
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out rf Mori viii neccsSitate the dis
muuuIuE ut many trenches.
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geihwerOen seseu goli8iiten.

5rau =. Z. @r1ii t407 gmmet
Ctr. beidul0jgt ben 9art Qoli8iiten
i'm aounBe 9qrf. acknowledgements
ibren Sobu @crbert inter Der &c
iduloigung, bort 5ranen beIaitiqt
.3u baden, In salt genommen 81 bo.
ben. 0ad aniidt Ger Mutter ba-
ben moere Sunglinge oies getban
mo iDur0e 5erbert Mi iuipen6irtem
urtbciI entlaiieu Pin oemietben
4labe unb aus DerHIelben Brunoe
nahm 5onutng aben0 Der Motor.
Sdpbmaan Gbraiter Den Sultin
W}eGnbe felt, Der ebenfads mt
iuipen0irtem ltrt6eil 0abonfam. aud)
In oieiem Sale bebauptat Bite Wut-
ter, oaB ibr 5obn Der llnrefte iei
uuo Bat iid oe5bolb Del Der Sta0t-
tommiiiion beidypert.
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3ie 2cidt ocs p0rgatern bier i1
4lter Dor As SaHral p~eritorbeuen
Charles 81. Gage miro nod Gram.
for0. 9lrbr.. 8ltr 9etattung ubar
iit9rt mer0en.
8egen 1iebita6ls pnr0e int Der
BRADFORD 2aHber Gffiec an 26. uno
IS Ctr. Der 9fegar 4l. 5mit5 per.
hoftet. II.
Gum 9eiua Ser Bieiigeu 5dIa6t,
hausanIager Deilten geitern z. 9.
4rntour nlto 9nprence 4rmpur bon
Der %befqnHtan 8eItfirna bier.
8eaen 9ettetns plio ulloroentli.
der 9erbalteHs Duroe Der qrbeitar
Sobn ghIrraD an IL. uao Sadion
Ctr. geitern ner5aftct.
6erman Hto6er ans glgin 9tcbr
peilte geitcrn 8uin geiu6e Dor
5relnoen bier.
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tiuG tEiffel ft5tm 0igtrf.
AtnWgf bite H~n6tfmrfla 3a.catu n.
0 0HA Fabmpgft Miaa fu'
otu @l6utaHgt ,udn latH3olg& 2a0
4saf0 81 Stt.s b8ie t,li1u tatfF.
orla.f 0batic Rfa.tu igidH et.
bgftstbG ntiaert Hl6 rgGab ith dtI
Ateub W itiita NtHh Nutfl
NOR or tnaeireiM a@ ef aild iAQ1
IN Sirrit slrtf uu0 6cn Hep1luel
loG er ada 2 Sduiie ab. Die
uGd %ithjan0fr. bic idn cine aeJ.
uCtiiht tllgcl HlsoeutrCfte III
mroe iu'b St 5oiepssSoinitat gc.
bradii, n6d ioG en- Bort Tit Ststbr,l
.lieleu, alancg Gilt wttr0e ais BE-.
S5at pcr1ad)tia uerbaitct limo .
anoere @iauuer oils tadt jetggn 10
@eudbrian BenommaL
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MMtmma,

Geutifo bon Gmab0 nno lin.
gegero iiuo miafomnten i'm Sal.
itoff" BEL 9oDlen. 2cs bette Giien
nno 9rinten miro bort f%erptrt.
3t9 Glib t6. CTR. If.
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Narttberi9te.

suo 6maha, %. SUM 1915.
Rinbuieb -3ufubr 5000.
Beef Stiere, N}arft felt.
Sabrlinge, cute bis bette $500
1926.
Sellers, Warft felt.
glte bis bette $7.00-7.75.
Corn fe1 9eepes.
@ftc bis bette IS. 80-9.20.
MittelmdBigc IS. S0-920.
3icmlih Glite DIS cute $725-
$50.
ailbe, 0lartt frIt.
suite bis bette So. 75-7.50.
3ienIid CUTE Biz CUTE So .75-
SIS.
MitteIndBige S4.00-5.75.
5tofers tttto %5eeoers, Wnrft feIt.
@lte bi5 beite 7.6O-8.2 20.
3iemlid cute Dis quite 800
|7.50.
Mittclmabige S6.0 0-7.oo
5tod Sellers $575-7.OO.
Stod aiibe S5.50-6.5O.
Gtod aalbar $50. O0-8. so.
8eaI adIber SIS. 00-1025.
8uqs, Gtoas uip. SIS. 25-7.25.
SdDlueint- 3ufuhr 5000. Mort
5 nieoriger.
1nrdidnittspreis 81 20-7.35.
Soditer @reis S715.
dlaie- 3irfuhr $500. 0iortt felt
2arnlnar, gtarft ~ bober.
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Omaha @etreihemarft.
Gmabo, %. SUM 1915.

Gma6a, %. SUM 1915.
1urfep @ri5en-
gir. 2. 1t5tt7
gir. Q. 114-t16
@ei3en-
CIR. 2. 1872 Ill
SIR. 8. 1922 t13H
SIT. A. los tf2I2
8cIBer driibiabrsipai3en-
Scr. I, i05-l13
Gurnn @eisen-
Ser. 2. t00Mtt0
gtr. Q. 1O81a-109
8eibcs aorn-
glr. 2. 72A-72h
SIR. 3. 72--72A
Nr. 4. 711a-72
Yer, 3. 71A-7fM
gtr g. 7t-7iA
lOelbes aoriI-
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annnIina ertrnnFen.

Gin tea8iiher ltn6liitsfan bat Elm
iunqes 6titlm6es MleHihealeben, Die
ctnBigs Stiba ieIner Derpittmeteu
Qhttter geitern 9tadmittos I'M Of
born Stub no1e elf1orn perniatet
Ger II ia6eigc 5rant ei2inger, EN-
Counts iii Der Giienmarenabthei
ling Der 4ortons @oaaaber 60, bat
te an Semitag ieine 6erien aage
trete1 mo poutc it'd geitern 0urd
Gin Bah in 5luiie erfriiden. 8ab.
rcno oesirIbgn metB i'm Elm ehIag
getroffer 1dben. 0enn er ertranf.
5eina 2eihe tonnfe Bis Iebt MD
nidt geboraen meroen.
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ginaeneinbnnasfIaae beninnt.

Die Sto0tanmdIte gdtnbert und
6Ie5ortb BADEN bic fit Die gtnlei.
ting oes Manodmus 8erfabrens be.
8iiglih Der @ingeneinnuug nothpen.
oigen 5ariftitiidc nurme1r fertig.
geitellt mo iolen 0ieie 10 idnea
als mogttd Dem @iridt 5ugeben.
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300 Mlerifaner perbrannt.

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Deere boto in 2emberg iein, FONT Der.
uriaden Die gaIi5iidlen Ertsnameu
nod cine Mtunoiperre. epidemic.
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8iIiarS 5DOp, gatente, 1880 gitp
QationaI gant geb1ube. 9eIe.
p6on 8nIer 1850.
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Die modernste und sanitarste Brauere
--im Westen--
Inn WeSten;

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7nrhidnittsnreis 81 Ifs IS

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Jriihlings 2dmmcr $8.50-9.60.
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.5.35.
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$50.
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Rin6DieB-3ufub $500. Marfl
feit.
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3eeoers, Niorft felt.
adlber. Wtartt felt.
5diueine -3ufubr 10000, @iarfi
5-t0 nieoriger.
Qurdi4nittspreis $745-7.60.
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g1mmer $3.50.
ct. SoirpG MarttGeridt.
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felt Biz itarf.
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gtraBe gnIer 1895.

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