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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-01-22
MEETING
METHODISTS HELD
EIGHT CONVERSIONS At FINAL
SESSION or INSTITUTE AT
PROSPECT.

Notable in its results was the
greatMethodist institute held during
Friday and Saturday at Prospect, in
Giles county. The attendance from
all over the district was good and a
most excellent program was render
ed. The duties and opportunities of
the church were brought forcefully
to the attention Of the meeting by
able speakers. The last session was
glorious one, the spirit of God was
made manifest and His power was
felt. No less than eight persons sig
nified desire for the higher and bet
ter life and accepted invitations for
membership In the church.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-01-22
WOULD GET INSIDE
THE CORPORATION
ETITloNS IN RIVERSIDE AND
OTHER PARTS ARE BEING
CIRCULATED.

1t is reported on the streets that
there is a movement on foot among
the people of some of the suburbs
OF the city to petition the city faith
ers to allow them to come into the
orporation limits. Riverside, 1t is
said, is especially anxious to enjoy
some of the benefits that the city has
to offer.
There Is also report that West
End and Highland Park, too, are con,
emplating similar movement.
However, no petition is being circu.
ated, and the movement is rather
one of gossip than reality.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-01-22
LEE EXERCISES
WOODROW SCHOOL
UPILS GAVE INTERESTING AND
INSTRUCTIVE PROGRAM ON
TUESDAY.

Under the direction of the faculty,
the pupils of the Woodrow school
gave a most interesting and enter
tanning program Tuesday afternoon
In celebration of the one hundred
sixth anniversary of the birth of Gen.
Robert E. Lee.
The exercises consisted of patriot
ic songs, recitations and drills. They
concluded with short address by
Prof Evans, the principal of the
the school, upon The Life and Char
acter of Lee"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-01-22
DENMARK WILL
CONFlSCATE WHEAT

LONDON, Jan. 19.-An Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen
says the government. has decided to
confiscate all wheat in Denmark of
foreign origin. This supply Is valued
t $4,000. Government representa-.
tives according to the correspondent,
are on their way to London to pur-
chase corn and fodder.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-01-22
RAILROAD Time TABLE
kSla !I'l
arrival and departure Of trains from
, Cojumh1a.l

ARRIVAL and departure Of trains from
Columbla.)
Main LIne-North Bound.
No. 4, limited, arrives at 1854 q. m,
departs 1877 a. N.
No. 8, Eastern expreas, arrives a.
$50 a. m; departs 5:26 q. m.
No. 6. Decatur accommodation, ar.
fves 500 a. m; departs S:25 a. m.
No. 10. Columbia accommodation
departs 100 a. m.
No. IL. Columbia accommodation
departs sos p. m.
No. 2, fast line, arrives $50 p. m,
departs 6:25 p. m.
Main Liae-South Bound.
NO. 1, limited, arrives S:57 0. m
departs 400 a. m.
No. 8. Columbia accommodation,
arrives 9.25 q. m.
No. 3, fast line, arrives 9:35 a. m;
departs $40 a. m.
No. IL. Columbia accommodation.
arrives 4.oU y. III.
No. S, Decatur accommodation, ar
rives 5:35 p. M; departs $40 p. m.
No. Z, eastern express, arrives
1927 p. M; departs 1882 p. m.
~, r. & s. DivisIon--North Bound,
No. 40, Shefield accommodation,
arrives $3.50 a. m.
No. AZ, Sheffield accommodation,
arrives 4:55 p. m.
NJ, r. & s. DIvision-South Bound.
No. IL. Sheffield accommodation,
departs $40 a. m.
No. 10, Sheffield accommodation,
departs 6:25 p. m.
Trains Nos. 10, II, 40 and 43 do not
run on Sundays.
n, C. a 81. L. Ry.
North Bound.
No. 267 arrives S:2e Q. n.
No. 141 arrives 1855 p. N.
South Bound.
No. 142 departs s:55 q. N.
No. IA departs 6:3s p. N.
J. o. Fry, Ticket Agent, cOizm
ola. Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-01-22

Examinations of balance sheet
and earnings statements shows fur.
Their that, say Moore, Leonard @
lewis, several companies have al
eady accumulated surplus earnings
far in excess of their capital, which
means further stock dividends.
Ohio Oil Company has just an.
nounced a stock dividend of 1875
per cent.
Prairie Oil and Gas Company has
$52,O0O,00O surplus against a capital
of $1S,OOO,OOO and 100000 funded
debt.
South Penn Oil shows surplus OF
95 per cent on its new capital.
Standard Oil of Indiana eighteen
months after a 1900 per cent expan-
sion shows surplus equal to so per
cent on presetn capital of $30,0O0,OOO
Standard Oil of Kansas after a 100
per cent stock dividend shows sur
plus of 6Sh per cent on new capital.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-01-22
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-01-22
MRS. JACKSON GETS
INSURANCE MONEY

Mrs. Fannie w. Jackson has re-
ceived from the knights Of the Mac
cabees. q freternal order. the sum Of
5000, the amount Of the insurance
arried on the life Of her husband.
the lses ,. ". JaeRsCa.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-01-22
IRENE OSGOOD" is
GRANTED A DIVORCE

LONDON, Jan. 2O.-Mrs. Robert
Sherard, the author, known as Irene
)sgood," was granted q divorce to-
day from her third husband. Robert
H. sherard. on the ground Of mis-
conduct and cruelty.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-01-22

Wake up your liver. A lazy Liver
brings on the worst Of diseases. Take
LIv.VER.LAx now. STEPHEN.
SON BROS. (Advt.)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-01-22

LlV-VER.LAx is purely vegetable
Just what you need to tone up your
ystem. Ask STEPHENSON BROS.
(Advt.)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-01-22
STANDARD OIL PAYS
ABOUT FOUR HUNDRED
MILLION N 3 YEARS
THE EXACT FIGURES ARE $751;.
775,oOO FOR 1912. 1918,
AND 1914.
EARNINGS MORE THAN CAPITAL
In Many of the Companies, Say the
Expert Bookkeepers-ohio Oil Co.
Has Just Declared Dividend Of
135A.-Complete Figures Given.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-Standard
Oil companies in the last three years
have distributed 1911, 775,OOO their
stockholders.
This total includes the special
cash distribution of 40 per cent by
he Standard Oil Company Of New
Jersey on February Is, 1918, amount
ng to Ss,3335,352; stock dividends
mounting to $11S,100,0OO, and sub
scription rights at par, $S5, 100000.
The regular dividend record fol-
ows for the three years following
dissolution:
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-01-22

Is your liver inactive7 LIVER.
LAX viii wake II up.-STEPHEN-
SON BROS. (Advt)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-01-22

sss.sr's. fer tn. Herald.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-23

side Of the depot waiting for parties
who were expected TO arrive on that
train-either local people or friends
from distant points.
Mrs. Wallace Benson and baby. re
turned home Sunday from . ten days
visit with Mrs. Benson's sister. Mrs.
Hannah. IN Denver.
c. b. Baldridge left Wednesday for
kanaas City. No.. where he will
spend two or three weeks with his
daughter. Mrs. Hal Lebreeht.
Mrs. A. A. Frost went 70 Pueblo
Tuesday morning being called there
on account Of the death Of the little
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. George
O'LeaFy.
Mn. Herbert Martin and Mrs. ".
8. Hair weat 70 Pueblo Tuesday A.
sesuooa 70 attsnd Tie funsfal Of IT.
tls Gertrude O'Lsasy. whicA vas held
In that city wednesday aftesnoon.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-23
Asssss. Wesa~.. PsAy.

A bunch of Royal NeighboSs and
Modern woodmsn attended the home
talent play. "a Modern woodmaa.' .''
prsseated a the Roarks Theatsr IL
Ia Junta usdes the auspices Of the
La Junta Camp No. 1851. ~. ". A..
Oh Moaday svssiAs. For The besS.
fit os The ''listIs ~ vhe ssaysd q
home" and squsaled. Win tell about
u.
The stage folks seemed 70 Be some
What disconcerted at the appsarance
Of 10 msay city folks from Rocky
Ford but they soon resained their
sslf-composure and ! really believe
oar presence Inspired them 10 do their
bess. for there was small room for
improvement.
There was . nice little moral run
ning conspicuousiy through the play
and such an object lesson 10 good
for ~e grown up children. Il shows
~ the necessity Of having our hus-
bands and fathers benefl, member
o. the Modern woodmen. and our
our mothers aad sisters member Of
The Royal Neighbors.
On the whole Ne enjoyed the ev.
saing very much and would approve
Of having the aame play produced IL
Rocky Ford. but let me tell you. Roy.
al Nelshbor and Modern Woodnsn.
we would have % 90 some 70 bsat ths
wesk os The Dso0ls Monday svsaiag.
-0as q tAs Rocky poe1itss vho as.
esa1sd ths show In The Rocky Ford
Tssbune.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. c. II. Bristol had as her guest
for . few days this week. Mrs. Drake.
Of Albuquerque. n. n.
Mrs. Henry Walker. Of Dodge City.
Kan. arrived In this city Tuesday and
10 the guest Of her sons. william and
Ted Walker.
why not burn good coal. when II
costs NO more? It's Oakdale. at the
r. W. English Lumber Company. s13
West Second street.
Mn. e. e. Fernsel returned home
Wednesday from Savannah. No..
where she spent week In . sanitart-
I'm for special tfsatment.
Ia Junta pssseatsd quite . met
roDolitsa apoearance on the arrival
Of train No. slo from Denvss Thuss-
DAY evesing. Thsrs were twelve
autos Iiaed ~ On ths First street
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-23
-y.sey~ An. :. - ws.rseA.


The sesaes Of froatisr days. With
wild Bin and : fsv Of ne noted
border day individsals hat made
business good Tor Tie coroner, were
frssAed IN Rocky Ford lass Monday
vhsa Fatty" AlIss fiiled ths atmos-
phsrs With pistol snoks ana bullsts,
and Tom suDseor played ~ part Of
the fleeing individual before hack.
ground Of flashing sparks and :
cloud Of smoke. Tom did his past
exceedinsly veil. IN fact. he nays he
never realized his agility until be
passed that flock Of bullets. and be
either paased them or else Allen L
. pood miFksman. AZ any rate Tom
came through without puncture.
II seems that some time aso the
tvo men had . little misunderstand-
ing IN . blacksmith shop and Mr.. Al
len thought bsse 70 allow The courts
TO settle the matter. which they did
and Mr. supsnor was fined aad CIV
en- . jail ssatsnce. Ever siace that
time there has been had feeling on
the part of NJ. 0upsnor and o. dil-
ferent oecassoas Tom has expressed
him self very publicly regarding his
personal attitude toward Mr.. Allea.
and on Monday last stated IL the
presence Of Mr.. Allen that II he-Su-
penor-d did the right thing. be would
let Mr.. Aliens intestines out onto the
sidewalk.
Mr.. Allen did not care 70 entrust
an operation Of 20 delicate Q nature
to = man that had NO more expert
ence than he felt that Supenor had
and left the man With . laugh. La.
ter In the day Supenor met Mr.. Al
len on south Main street and vas In
the act Of cutting off chew Of To-
bacco from . plug he says he had
just purchased. when Mr. Allen ap-
peared ON the scene. A. the men
came together Allen saw the knife
and said:
You still have that knife see!'
YES" said supenor. and I am
going 10 Keep IT,
And then the hall opened and Tom
says he didn't stay 70 sse what hap
pened. and then n he had remained
he couldn't have seen anythins for
sm0ke.-Rocky Ford Oasette.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

The new gypsy boo, at York's
shoe store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips returned
home sunday from = i~o weeks Wis.
u With their son. Claire Phillips. and
family.
DIR. John Msrquardi IL the proud
poss~ssor Of ne~ Dodge automobile.
and W. u. wineheii is speeding
around In . ne~ sAaton four.
Frank Martin. . butcher In the EN-.
pioy Of J. =. Prinster. had the mis-
fortune TO lose three fingers on his
right hand In . sausage grinder last
Friday afternoon.
X. X. Boyle. . recent arrival Of
Baldwin. H.. has decided 10 locate
In L. Juass. and has purchased the
water Wagon business Of J. N.woefel.
taking charge the first Of the week.
Miss Lulu Kaaamaa. teacher Of
violin: four yeass . student Of g.
Mars College. Dallas. Texas: pupil
Of 3. Clyde whitiock. Bush Temple
Studio a03 Ration sveaue. Phone
Juata a0I.
Riehar1 Dasiiae. Who hss been Of.
Slctstias - day clerk at the Hssvey
House durias the pase noash. lssl
Iase Nosday for Dsnias. y. ~. hsv'
lss beea tsaassesred 70 that point ID
ths sssvics u that hossslsy.
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ed threat sDseialiss. es Dssvss. viil
aeaio - h L. Jussa iss 60 lay-
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La Junta tribune., 1915-10-23
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l1eehe1lse eAureA thsss days. Thie
eAuseh = 10 sv0osthy vteh ves11
wt1e 0sve0saes. a great 0sseiag
II DoAaoe1 ~ = ~ neos 6sw l6yi.
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baglaajag nszt FSs1ay siOAe.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-10-23
NAN AsoUr rowx.

3 vf IAN 60UOJ HOW1s
4 dancer named Maude Allen In
tsrviewed the president recently 10
ths Interest OF woman suffrage. Won
der II Il could have been one OF the
Minstrel Maids masqueradins - .
ballot" dancer?
One OF the chemical experts Of the
Bureau Of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce. says that the only way 70
solve the scarcity Of dyestuffs 10 10
educate the people TO wear white
hosiery. "sockless Jerry" arrived At
q more practical solution years ago,
and even one OF the Minstrel Maids
gave an eloquent and educational
demonstration at the Rourke Theater
one night this week.
What HueFta thought when he
learned that Uncle Sam had officially
recognized Carranza. probably would
not look well in print. Some people
achieve recognition. Others have rec
ognition thrust upon them. and still
others are Just born lucky. The fates
have denied any one OF this trinity
10 Huerta, and he 10 still In durance
vile 10 keep him from making life
miserable for other people.
-
Swink is considering the advisa-
biiity Of purchasing the two build
ings where the saloons are now locat-
ed and having them remodelled and
converted into city hall. All Of the
deeds OF the swink Townsite Com
pany have q prohibition clause-that
is. the lots on which the saloons are
located are the only two on which
the sale Of Intoxicating liquors is
permitted. By buying and using this
property for city hall purposes swink
will solve the saloon question for all
time.
There are several lady democrats
In La Junta-and parentheticaliy
speaking we hope II will be possible
for you to conceive such q combina-
tion as lady democrat'-with
whom President Wilson is not near
as popular ~ he wss--just previous
to the worlds series. which We be-
Iieve was the date Of the announce
ment Of his intended marriage. Some
Of them are very much displeased
with him now-and will vote for him
never. II In too bad there isn't
enough Of Mr.. Wilson to 20 around.
-
Sugar factory smoke II nov much
In evidence In the Arkansas Valley.
You can stand on the crest Of hill
south Of Ia Junta and zee the smoke
from four sugar factories gracefully
vending It's way heavenwards--
Rocky Ford. Swink. Sugar City and
Las Animas. DO you remember the
prophecy OF the New York sugar
factory promoters In 1893. who were
holding sugar factory meetings
throughout the Valley endeavoring
10 interest our farmers In beet cul-
ture, lie said you could stand on
the crest OF hill nj one point In
Germany. and see tn. smoke from
fifty sugar factories rising upwards
into the blue dome Of heaven. and
prophesied that similar conditions
would be brought about In the Ar
kansas Valley before many years.
That was sixteen years ago. but the
fact that We have -four smokes" In
evidence already shows that the New
York promoter Vas . good prophet.
and that We are progressing to-
ward a realization OF our ultimate
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-23
tsAsssA ossanlass1saa.

! wtli S1vs eieS = aay eAsrsA =
oaolone1ea ~ vtll ~ ~ Dsepse
- 10 o01eAlaa1. L. Junsa. c.
psoDoeey eoas1goD = tvo 1els asl r.
sooo oo4onaoV. uo1oo1 ehsougAed|
~ poeo1euonso NV 0ooq0D \. O.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-10-23
n Lesson from he Past

Years ago, before baking pow
6ers vere % vii known, the
housewife scaet1nes nade her ON
,1roa orea1 o1 tartar and soda.
These nater1a1s veFe than
cosparatively expensive and pro.
cesses Of refining had not been
devised 70 bring thsa to the high
state Of purity Of the present.
day veil knovn orean Of tartar
baking powders such a. DR. .Price'sS
ana ret she never thought Of
buying alrm, than ~ nov q cheap
and inferior substitute for creaA
Of tartar. She Wouldn't think Of
permitting IN ounce OF a1un TO
enter her k1tohen.
Yet housekeepers are to-day
asked to buy alun baking powders
With which to nake food FOR their
children.
Tho stateaent on the label AZ.
fixed to every can naming the
INGREDIENTS Of which the baking
powder 10 composed affords
nethod Of protection against the
use Of undesirable kinds.
DR.. PRICES CREAM BAKING PONDER
Made from Cream Of Tartar
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-23
r.ssA II iAss's 0sssssAs O''~.s,


Gertrude Masy O'Lsasy. the iittIo
seveatsen moaths Old daughter q
NJ. and Mss. George O'Leary. al
q The hooe Of hss sraadparen,s. ".
ssd Mr.. Lssile Refer. h Puchoo.
early russday 'nosaiag.
Mrs. O'Leasy aa1 little asushtos
vest 70 Pueblo lsse wssk 10 vielo
their relatives. sa1 ~ lltsle one VI
hsA juse rscevsrs1 fso0 - attack e
pasuaoaia aaA vhee0lag eourh. wo1
taksa ss16saly 10 aosia % eaiurda0,
dsath ce0lag - W rsotss ruesday
0eSalag.
~ fuassal teea p,acs Ias, We
aes1ay afessaeea q S:3e o'cieen
srsa sAs Chuseh q TIE Sacred Heaee
services bsln0 ssaluess1 ~ Rev. ~
der TAsaas J. WeseAan. asa the r,
tssnsaa eecussias ID ths family ~
~ ~ q Resslava csnsassy In ~
ss.e. fAs sssss sefiekso psses1i
have ~ sympathy - ~ eatire CO
nunley h ~ lsss q thsls little g.
uhe lse - sAsss . Tire has h,eseo1
sessS oooes q
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-23

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La Junta tribune., 1915-10-23

Who has been Waiting his mother 10
cra~fordsviile. Ind. during the pest
two weeks. arrived II L. Junta iass
Tuesday morning. on No. II aad
~aded across the Santa Fe pask''
10 make the great family Journal .
maternal call. Mn. Buck. vho ac.
conpanied him. VIII remain q lhe
old home town for . more s1tssdel
visit.
william Parr. Of Denves. ees ol
the old time easiaeess Of the vssa.
ern divisioa. and the first eaginees
on this dlvision 70 be retirsd % 9
pessIop. vas . u Jua,a visitee ~
ftrse Of the week hobaobblng with
osd time fssesds. Ne res a. bic vay
hons from the Pacific Coast. vhsse
10 bad hesa takias IL tAs slshes q
The worries fsiss q - Dte0O ~
saa rsaaeises.
&. G. Smith asl J. \. Nssias hav>
lsase1 ~ taseoeas un1ee ~ o(eloo
u tAs hsstal TseegsapA Ce0oaay
sa1 vil1 e0ea . eo00lsnoea hooo1
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-08

Gcftion 1. Ser grab in @ubuquc
straBe bon Ser Nprblinie bon Gar
ficlo straBe biz sur Siiblinic bon ser
@ret uno breiBigiten (33.) @troBe
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8egirncrb an Ser MprbIinte bon
8arfielb Gtrnbe nit elmer glepotipn
bon ein bunbert lt,b odt nnb 60z1OO
l10S.60) Sltb; bierauf nDrblid bis
CUR Mittellinie bon 9reibislter (3O.)
StraBe nit elmer @lebatipn bon Elm
bunoert rnb 5pet (1O2) Sub; ipbnnrl
nDrblih biz our Mlittellinie bon Ser
Elm uno %breibislten 131.) gtraBe nit
elmer glebatton bon ledls rno neun5ig
1861 SUB; Damn 1orblid biz 5ur
Mittellinie bon 5ipci lll1b brcibigiter
1927 StrnBe nit ciner Glebatiou bon
Siuei unb neun5ig (92) SUB; bierauf
nDrblid big our Siiblinie Der orei nnb
o~reiBi9lten (33.) GtraBe nit elmer
@lebatiou bDn nell11 llno od)tsig lnb
5lpan5ig @unbertlte[ (s9.2O) 6llb.
Geft. Q. Ser Gtabt : Snge,,ielr lit
bierburd aneeinielen, beiugten @rob III
bas 8ud fir @raSirungen %einsutras
gen. I'm, Sen be1driebene1t @rab sl1 erz
gdn5en inns in l1ebereinitimnnltl,g 81
bringen nit Sem beisefiigten &rpfil,
nel1es einen She'll bieler SrbinanS
bilbet.
geit.: N1freb 6. Mueuer. Mcabor.
Gtt.: 3ugo MDIer, glerf.
Mamensaufruf nlf pbise Sroinan5
ergab folgenbes 8elultat:
Sn - 8rebmer, @arbed, @artlpig,
Sinb1olm, NsoeIer, Mebersal, @ater<
man - Z.
Stein ~ @einer.
Cine Srbinans, feItitele1o
Sen GRAB III 8rabb Strabe bon ser
Norhlinie bon @putg Mpenl1e bis 5ur
|Giiblinie Ser bret IL. breibisiten (33.)
Strabe.
Gel es beldlpHen bonn gtobtratb
Ser Stabt 9%apenport. Soma:
Seftipn 1. - Ser Grab in 8ra6b
|5trabe bon ser Mproltnie. bon @putb
Mben1e biz our Siiblinie bon ser brei
unb oreiBisiten (33.) gtraBe miro
bicrmit ipie folst feitseitcIlt:
SGStllltellu VII uCl 9tulpltlltC uu!t lCl
Gontb Mpenlle nit eincr glebatipn boz,
ein bunoert nnb iiebeu unb 25z1o0
(107.25) SUB; Damn nDrnlid prei
bunbert uno fiinf5ie (35o) SUB nit
elmer GIetntion bon Elm bl1nbert unb
flint nnb s5z10 (105.S5) SuB; bann
nDrblih biz sur Nlittellinie bon Der
ein lno b~reibi9lten (31.) Strabe nit
einer @lebation pon elm bn1bert u1o
Elm (101) SUB; bierauf n6roli6 big
sur Mittellinie Ser 3ipei ul,o breibig<
lten 1927 StraBe nit elmer glcbution
bon bier nnb %neunaie uno 70S1oo
(94.70) SUB; Damn nDrolid big sur
Si!blinie ser brei uno b~retbieIten
1881 Giraffe nit eiuer glcbatinn bon
neun5is uno 40s100 (90.40) SUP.
Gee. Q. Ser @tabtinsenieur it
bicrour6 inftruirt, beIagten @rnbe in
bas @robebub in 1einer Office ein3us
trasen in l1eberein1timmung nit Dem
beIbriebenen @rabe unb in @emabbeit