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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10

N"M.IkAa
 Notice is hereby given that the Al aska Gastineau Mining Company Q corporation organized and existing undee the laws of Che State of New York. and qualified to do and dolne business as @ corporation ot Juneau, lalasi.a. aa assignee of John N Ram lltin who was the assignee of Ellsworth IA. Grey, and entitled io the benefits of sections 2306 and 2307, Revised Statutes Of the United States grant ling additional rights Co soldiers and sailors who served in the Civil War, ! by and through g. D. Thane as its laUorney in lact has made appilca- ton for patent for a Soldiers Addi- tionQl Homestead claim, Survey No. l078 which is situated approximately 300 feet from the tide water of Cas- tiueau Channel near the Sheep Creek wharf of the said Company and de- scribed as follows, to.wit.
 Beginning at Corner No. J. from ! whence U. S. l.. M. No. ll bears S. ] 26s 31' 0S" w. 75d2 chains distant ] thence S. 62' 51' E 1898 chains to Corner No. 2; thence N. IF 17' D.. ! 2OS8 chains to Corner Mo- g. thence l N. 4.82 chains Co Corner No. 4 thence ! w. 22.I7 chains to Corner No. g. l thence S. 38s 21' W. 9.10 chains to Corner No 6; thence S. 49s 8l' D. ll2s chains to Corner Mo- z; thence S. SS l06' W. PSI chains to Corner No. ], the place of beginning Containing an area of f609 acres. Mag Var North 3O' l5' D. The latitude Is 5S' l6' No land Longitude 134' 20' w.
 The names of the adjoining claims are the Homestead Homestead No. ], land the Homstead Extension patented lode claims Survey No. 900, and the ! Bomstead No. Q, unpatented lode lode claim. Survey Mo- 979. belonging to che Alaska Gastineau Mining Com pany and the Waw Waw lode claim, iunpatented, Survey No. 994-A. belong ine to the Alaska Treadwen Gold Mining Company So far as is known there are no conflicting claims.
 This notice was posted on the ground on the 18th day of February 1915.
 ALAsKA. GASTINEAU MINING
 COMPANY
 1 By B. l.. Thane. It's Agent and Attor- ney in Fact.
 It Is hereby ordered that the fore. going notice be published for the full period of sixty days in the Empire, newspaper of general circulation pub Nshed at Juneau, Alaska.
 c. B. WALKER,
 Register First publication, March 6, 1915. Last publication, -
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4slr STEADY IN THE BOAT AND
 BOOST"
lSLarmar Alnsknnl

The above slogan should be adopt cd by every person residing in this seccion Of Southeastern Alaska. as well as by those who live in territory tributary to the town of Skagway; and sit Steady in the Boat and Boost should become determined and m- adorable purpos in which the objec- tive the development and up-buiiding of this great Northern Empire should hold first place.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
SAN FsANcIsco,s TRIUMPH.
fNew York Vorld.l

(New York World.)
 It fell happily to President Wilson to press the button which set the bis Panama Exposition to humming at San Francisco on Saturday. The Ma tion al large may well join in tribute to the courage and enterprise which have brought 8 S3O0,O0O0O0 venture to fruit in the face of world circum. stances tremendously urfayorable.
 All accounts agree as to the great ness and beauty of the show at the Golden Gate Reports Of the frst-day attendance run sufficiently close to- gether to prove that the record of 176.45S admissions established at the St. Louis Worlds Fair in 1904 has been surpassed by on amazing count has perhaps been doubled
 Recognizing and commenting the pluck and persistence which in this Pacific Coast undertaking have push ed an discouragements out of the path, we have to remember as well that these qualities have been exhio- lted by a city which only nine years ago lay in mourning among it's own iuins. 1t was not likely that San Francisco. risen anew, undismoyed, af- ter the earthquake, would make 8 pause in long-cherished plans be- cause of the hampering of far-on war. Her courage, much tried, and her Exposition, much praised are both vastly to the credit of the great Ma tion whose Far-Western shore she adorns.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
LACKS INFORMATION


 The opponents against home rule for Aaska always raised the cry that "the Territory could not afford it. The same argument is now being ad- vanced against an elective Territorial Attorney eral.-Dspatch9
 Perhaps the Dispatch lacks information consistency well as veracy An "electice Territorial Attorney General would be no more expensive than appontive Territorial At torney-General.
 And again The Dispatch says:
 "How often must we repeat that Lanes propos ed development board will have nothing to do with the affairs of the Territory It purposes simply to combine under one head in Alaska the different fed eral officers Alaska does not want a Federal Attorney -General-it wants a Ierrltona official who is Alaskan.
 Bn+ Deleote wickershas plan to carry into effect the Lane idea does provide for Federal AtoneyGen for Al s Not only that but places several things under the con o of the Federal government that properly belong to the e ritora government Yet the Dispatch ntmaes that the D cate @faithfully represents" Alaskans in Congress-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10

The Empires position the AtorneyGenera question as on all other matters before the Legislature is that o one who would wish his commonwealth do it's best 1t is an iperona interest in good government and in the right
 Of the legislation this subject that pending before the Legislature its position been definite and consistent It's choice of the pending measures in the following order First the Willard b second Britt b third the Suzer resolution; fourth, no legislation at all.
 Under circumstances should the Legislature set the dan cerous precedent of ctng Territorial officers itself There is in this statement absolutely reflection upon the integrity good faith ability or truly representative character of the present Leg islature or any member of it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
EQUAL RIGHTS HELP ALL.
 r.~ arr arr...t.f

The Kansa railroads in 1914, instead of starving under the two-cent-passen- gerfare system, prodted in the end through the prohibition on free pas. sages. When privileges and corrup. ton stop. everybody benefits.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
TRY Ip


 In its desperate attempt to try to influence
 Legislators in voting against Territorial offices be-
 ing made elective, the Empire holds out the threat
 that Governor Strong will veto any such measure
 -(Dhpatch)
 the Dispatch could learn to tell the truth it might help little.
 The Empire has no control Gov Strongs veto power nor has anybody else-for both of which are glad. The Empire gave hearing through its news columns to the opponents the proposal create the office of Attorney General quoted them correctly and the result was fair y good news story, and truthful one
 Now this much advice the Dispatch: Try to tell the truth just once No knows what he do until he tries Just in the interest opmistsm Richard Barhold and Richmond Pearson Hobson Remembers of Congress. Jess Willard booster says he has good fighting chance Perhaps but least he has good chance for fighting
 In spite of her name paradox to suggest that Turkey is the stupid old goat of the
 just 85 days life will begin anew: The major leagues will resume
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
p0IITIc.s PLErH0RA.
lFrom tho Hou8Lon Poat.

WI ---- '-7-----T-- . "---'-
 Representative Samuel w. Mccall Of Massachusetts says there is too much bigotry in politics. Of course there is. but, even at that, very little compared with the hypocrisy, tommy rot and aapdoodle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
To Leland M. Brldgeman
 .,d Ulrro a pnnrg.

TO Leland N. Brldgeman
 and Wm. A. Peers;
 You are hereby notified that we have expended one hundred dollars in labor and Improvements upon the "Big 4" lodo mining claim, situated at Chichngoff on Chicagoff Island, Sitka Mining District, Div. No. l., Ter ritory Of Alaska, and particularly le- scribed as land parallel and joining on North side of Young claim Mo- 2, and Young claim No. 8, of the chioh. agoff Mining Co., as will appear of record in the records of the Sitka Re cording District, Territory of Alaska, as Mo- 1564, page 168, Mining Record Book 8, in order to hold said premises under the provisions of section 2S24, Revised Statutes of the United States, and the Mining Laws of the Territory of Alaska, being the amount required to hold the same for the year ending December 81, 1914 And If within ninety daya after this notice of pubh- cation, you fall or refuse % cont5i bute your portions of such expendi' ture az oo-owners, your interest in
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
BITS OF sYPLAY By LUKE McLUKE. In Cincinnati Enquirer
Conversation.

Bm Brown runs into Sally Green.
 They stop to pass the time of day: So she says things she doesn't mean, And he means things he doesn't say.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
Pam Knoma Evorvlhlnn.

W1ie-Paw, what is the breath of suspicion?
 Paw-The one that mas cloves on 1t. my son.
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rupi and trauaacL such other busi. ness as may properly como before said meeting.
 A. D. zlEGLER,
 Referee in Bankruptcy Dated nt Juneau, Alaska March sch. 1915. first publications March 70, 1915. Last publication. March il l9l5.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10

Thlngs 60 Worry About The cannibals of New Guineau eat human flesh because they like it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
nonn.Penn.

Dear Luke: Am l in time or have you already learned of the marriage of II. l.. Hogg and Isabella Penn?- (Win J. Moore, Fremont 0hio.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10

Billy Sundays unreserved approval of John D. Rockefeller will not lead to any change in the minds of the men he has trampled upon and ruin ed. except possibly as to what they think of Billy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10

NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
 Sitka Mining District Territory Of Alaska,
 Iannarv -2I. 1915.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
Buav All the Time.

A man spends the first half of his life hunting for Boosts and the sec ond half lodging Che Knocks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
HlhI

He surely is a lazy pup,
 His actions make me frown; He waits for something to turn up And always gets turned down.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10

IN THE MATTER OB THE INVOL- UNTARY BANKRUPTCY OF H. A.. DAHL. BANKRUPT;
 ln Bankruptcy
 To the creditors of H. A Dahl. oi Douglas. Alaska, Bankrupt.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that on the 28rd day of February 4. D, 1915, the said F. A. Dahl was duly ad- indicated bankrupt; and that the first meeting of creditors will be held at Juneau, Alaska in lhe jury room at said place. on Monday March 22nd, 1915. at the hour Of 10 o'clock a. m. Of said day, at which time the credi- tors may attend, prove their claims, appoint O trustee, examine Che bank.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
You Know Him.

When l see him, take a walk,
 My nerves are none too strong; For just because he longs to talk, He always talks too long.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
MINING APPLICATION
 NO. o16o5.
IoTTco

UNIf'ED STATES LAND OFFICE, juneeu Aiaska, February 26, 1915.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10
(St. Louis Republic.

ONLY CHANGE EFFECTS BILLY.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
 CREDITORS
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said claim will become the property of the subscribers.
 CHICHAGOFF MINING co, Inc.
 and JOHN Fl. PETERSON. RIret nnhllcation. Jan 25. 1915.
NOTlCE OF FORFEITURE.

Sitka Mining District Territory of Alaska.
 January q, 1915
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First publication. March 6, 1915.
 Last publication. |
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ln the District Court for tho District of Alaska, plvloion Number
 One, at Juneau;
In Bankruptcy

IN. THE MATTER OF THE INVOL-
 ...--l ! -r.lr r- ! lrL. LlIrnmrN OE U
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ney ln Fact.
 1t Is hereby ordered that the fore. going notice be published for the fun period of sixty days in the Empire, Q newspaper of general circulation pub lnshed at Juneau, Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10

ALAsKA. GAsTINEAU MINING
 COMPANY Rv B l.. Thaae. It's Agent and Attor-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-10

Jess Willard booster says he has "good fighting ch Perhaps but at least he has good chance for fighting
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-23
Smlann.

ssrt Mnsfegon, 0li1igan, par-
be oieier Gage Die poafommen
nafte 2eiAe oerf orei5ebnidbrigeu
gpelDn Steele gefnnoen. 1ie Stief-
nilitter oes Maodens bat lett nod
longem gerbor Sugegebel ibre 5tici-
fphter lei geltorben mabreno iie
cine frininelle Operation an ibr nol-
5pg.
0as lonolpirtidaitlide 9epar-
tanleiit bon &onias iaat cine @ei8el,-
erlte fir ben Staat uorqns, oit
129 Nlillionen 8lliheln betragei
ipirb. Sic fperoe aur 6iftcr Oel
.lettiabrigen grnte, bie tSt gl2ilio
Hen @ulhel betrug, 3uriifiteben, lolli
lper0e lie ole friiberen erltten iiber'
tfeffen
Gas Sberaeritbt oe5 Staate:
sSainois bat enticbieoen. oaB 81,
Steuer, pelhe oie Stdbte anf auio
mobile gelegt boben, iiageieblid iei
neil Der Staat lie idbon orrb oie 81
5ensgebiibren beiteuere
Die 8ertreter bon 2eo M. Sran'
in 9ltlonta, Ga, Der negen ange6li
der Grnloroilng oes 5abrifmaodeal
MarD 9bagan 5lim 5ooe perurteil
tDlir0e u1o oen1 bas Gber 8ltnOesgs
ri6t einen neuen Hro5eB perDeigcr
bat baben bel Dem @ounerneur mi
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oes Staa
tes Georgia elm @eiuf eingereidt, Il
Dem iie Inn llmmanolnns Der 20
oesitrafe in lebenslangli6e 3adt
bausitrafe bitten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-23

eiiben Sofen @efle aneebalten nno
genau nnteriudt. gs i6eint, ouB
8ertihlano oen @anoelsperfebr 5fpl=
1ben Shmeoen uno Dem ruiiiibeil
tSilllono i6arf iiberuaht.
Cine 0epel6e aus @enf bebdnptst,
Die 8ebor0en BON StraBburq 1dt-
ten es bei bober Strafe perbptelt,
fDenn gltern ibre ainoer in engli-
fhen Wutroiellan5iigef nit ben 9eu=
men BON engliiden ariegsidiffen alti
ben Wfiiben berunlaufen lieBer 8fy
fonnen fnum annebmen, oaB Strab-
burger Gltern 10 unDerniinftig ieirl
iollten, ibre &inoer in 10 lnlIinniger
@eiie beraus8ultoffiereft gan5 abgeie-
ben oanon, oaB oie StraBbltrger
Strobetinngen es ben 10 beruusse-
pnBten &i11oern ibon Derleioen mir
den, ii6 in ibren engliihen &leioerr
auf Der StraBe ieben 8u lalien. Git
gdn5e gtadriht miro mol gelogel
fet1.
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8ie es in ser sd)peis ansiiebt.

Ser uGbieaeo 4benopolt" gebt tol-
eenoe 3uidlrift aus @aibington gu.
Ser &onlul Der gereinieten Staatell
in 9erll 5hpei8, Waar 8aebr bon
Nebrasfa, Der iid bier allf llrlaub be-
firtoet, er5ablte, Die Sibpel5 bdtte, OBJ
gleih lie feinen 8erlllt BON Men=
16enleben 5n beflagen bat, anbersr.
ieits nod mebr 5lt leioen alg Die
friegfiibrenoen gfationen. Nabrlrngs-
ntittel uno au6 pieles 9lnoere 1eien
iebr fnapp nno teiier. @err 8nelr
mar friiher &oliul IN gienfuegos,
anba, lDnr0e aber fur5 Dor Iusbrul
res arieges nod Bern geididt, INN
NOR Dalnl, na1oenl Der Grieg erflart
iporoen NOR, amerifaniiben giirger.L
BON oenen iih ettpa 10000 IN Der
Sdipei3 befnnoefL bebilflih, oas
2ailo 8u perlalien. st lagte iibrt-
gems, Iein 9ertrauen in Die 8eIorl-
|nenbeit utfo Selbltbeberribnng Der
9linerifaiier in ibipierigen sSdIlen
lei oanlnls itarf erihiittert lporoen,
oenn pieie BON ibnen batten ii6 fiirdj-
terlid allfgeregt ge3eigt; ieBt befan-
| ben Iid lintnter nod etiDa 800 Mmeri=
faner in Der S9nef5, Sic 8erbalt=
IniIle oort fagte @err gaebr oes @et-
tereif iino nid)t 3nfrieoenitellen0,
geabrnllgsmittel piir0en febr idnea
fnapp, oa ald SsStalie1 lire glusflbr
|Derbot, unp oie 8reiie giagen in oic
S0be. SStaIien hat oas Gerbot ip1=
ter auf9eboben, unD aud Sraitfreib
ihidt rnnnde 2ebensnlittel naf Der
5hmei3, luio ieitDen lit Der Mangel
niht mebr groB. sSleiib beiibt 0,s
Shnei3 iel6It geniigeno. Ser aol-
iul reiite au1 8ipeinal nod Miinbet'
luno mar erltaltl1t, bort falt alles ge-
nau 10 por5ufinoen, iDie Dor oen'
ariege, iiberhanpt batte 5ranfreir.
Don WenIdenperluit gan3 abgeiebell
nieI htebr leioen ntiiiien als 9eutl6S,
lano, n1o bic Sdipei5 llebr nls
geioe. Die @eihafte i'm 2anoe Der
ll9llpen ieieil iiidt riiiniert, aber ae-
ringer geiporoen, ltno an cine IuT
beiierllng lei Dor geepbigung bee
arieges faun1 5u benfen, Der mad
glnliht Der Sdfuei5er nod 5ienali.4
Iange onuerll oiirfte. Serr 9aebl
| iprah iid5 aud iebr lobeno' iiber ote
| @sobilmodung Der 100000 Manr
| litarfen ihnei3erii1en Mrmee aus, o!t
in fiir5elter 3eit pie am 5hniirder
nor iih ging.
1 Seit Der 9breiie oes aonllls aus
Der Gdtpei5 iitto bier bon bort Itati-
itifde gerihte eingetroffen, Die iiii
Ter anoereln beiagen, Bob Die ltbrei-
ilibltItrie allein einen @erlliit Dor
oreiunoie15ig Wiillionen 5ranfen 81
beflager babe, ooB oas @eih1ff IL
lSpiben idledt iei, llno ooB Der 2off
bon Giienbabnnngeitellten auf DEi
@1lfte berabgeiest ipur0e. Die Sol
ooten erbnlteii pier5ebn Gents tdg'
lih, ibre sSral,en oreiBig Gents, ltllS
lire ainoer sebn Gents, lno in bel1
an Ser. @ren5e eingerihteten 9oipi.
talern limo Sdipei5er Doftorelt Id.
ltig uno alfgenortlnerl iueroen IN IT.
nen iotuol oeutihe ipie aiih fran8oli.
| Ihe nerpunoete GoIoaten. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-23

gIns Berlin melbet nan: glnf oen,
0itIidJen ariegsidamplat bereitsn iif.
srofe meme Greianiiie ppr. slns oeu
geridDten Der an Der syrpnt befin0Ii
den &orreipOnDenten Der bieiigeu
3eitnngen gebt berppr, oaF ntd1
MIR In Wuropolen cine grufc neus
SentFdJs CffeniiDe beppritebt, Der Sc.
neraLfelomaridjnl ppn ,6inoenbmra
ondg I'M Siiben idpere Sd)lGge plnnt,
nm bic in ben Garpatben feitjibenos
rniIiTdDe slrmee absnidneiben. Sit
amtIiden gsnd)rid)ten bon Der 5runi
I'm Often iino jebodj iebr 0iirftis mi
iaiIea nidJt erfennen, iuas I'M @erft
lit. Ter @roke Wenrralitab mel.
bet nmr Iafuniid), bak iidl biz
Situatian anf Dem 5itlidcn Griess.
fdJaHpIab nidlt iueiter perGnoert ba6r
Am Nontas, ben 10. slpril, mnr.
BON Den ensliidtn 9epeldDen gemel.
bet, caR bic Gnglan0er ben iiolidj
bun ypcrn selfsenen '6iigel 10. 6a)
genemrlen batten nno ieitoem lit iuie.
Der uH6 iuieber auf bic HiAtigfeii
oieIes usroken Grfplses" anfmerfiam
sensad,t. sSett selangt na@iteben6t
Gepciaje Der oelstidjen Weneralltabes
f)ierbcr, bic Dpm oenilclben Sags
itamntt, an Sem bic GngIGnOer ie.
nen gsrOfen grfols" errnngea babeu
molten. Sie Iantet:: cGl6lidJ por
g)pcra lsmroeu bic Gnelanoer nus
Den beatIden Stellnnsen brransge
iuurfsu, iueIdJe iie nod inne bnttem
GnsliIde Nngriffe emtlang Der Gi
Ienbdbn SiuildJen ypern uno Gomines
brad}en NIT fd)tueren gerlnifen fiji
0en sseinb nmter unferem ssener AT
Iamutcil.@ Cine Ipatere SepeldJe ans
Berlin crfl1rt bireft, man ioile I'D
onrdy cngliide SiegcsnadridJten MIDI
taaffbea laiien. Gs batten feline io[
den Sitse ifattgefnn0en.
SaroIb s. Remnant, Der yarIo
mentslefretar bes ensIiidcn ariess
mini(fcrinms, erflarte i'm Earlamert
oaf bic 9iefrutieruns in bnrdan!
befricoigenoer gSeiie bpr iid gebe
oaF scr @einnbbeitssmitano oel
SrnpbeH Elm pOr5iislidler lei nuo bal
man gorfebrunsen setroffen babe
Die in Sranfreidl |eriunnoctem idpr
iunerBalb "a Stmnoeu in Son6une'
Sofpitalern IN baben. ylud er Be
tpntc, rbenio ipie nm Gage uorber DC,
SdakEansler 9lobo George, ban nm
bebiu9t mebr Winnition gebrand)i
iuerSe. g;siir ben Wlunitionsperbrand
aiebt Is feline Wren5e erflGrte or
qonSDuer 9epeiden erflGren, BOT
bieFr offenru Mitteiiitnsen Der Wiini
tier enseuten, bic grofe Mnsriffsbe'
iucfaus iperSe besinnen. Die Dent
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gFisperitanoen.

Sluf Dem peitliden 9riegsihau-
plate maren an elmer GteIe 9eutipe
ilno Sransoien in Muftpeite oileinan-
er geriidf. Gines Cages rief eilt
Sran5oie beriiber: ga reuande pour
70 eft en- narhel1
Gin bieoerer Bnper, Der ben Ginn
oieier 9lniprahe mol nid)t gorlS eT-
faBt bate, rief Iaiit 5uriid Limb
Oh mi ual"
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Gle red)te goreile.

8eanlter:: yl1eber oieie g(ngelegsll-
belt fam id Sbnen leioer feine 9lus-
tunft geber, oie friegelr Sic an1 beItetl
0riibem auf Dem 8ureaii, mo- an Der
Cir ifebt: ngerbotener Gingangi
@ebell g obne ar8uflopfen bineirt,
Damn miro 10 n fIeiner. oider Sesr
aufipringer, sic beiln &ragen faliell
uno ipieoer 'riausidmeiBen. ..., oen
frogen q, Ser tpeiB 8eideiol"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-23

giene Jriibiabrs ; ain5iise bon Mmer.r
tds beIten 8boIelale <Gbneibern guf Be-
fsllilng gerrnibte lIlb i,ibt nbgebolte Nll<
aiige, Die 5ortn un0 Sarbe balten; ntit
8eIoifgs genGht 9ie Gorte, Die
Sic baben folIteft Snbrifnntenrame ble.bs
perfhipiagen, Da 1ieieIben slr15iige IN bies
len 0ef1dfteH fir ben boppeIfen Bret3
berfnllft tperoen. Seine 9rnnbugsQn
3eige. so An3iise Sur MustpabE, feiner
ertbGlt gottpu Rreiie SO Bis S18. 6unt=
mel, 333 EsftsGonneree Ctr, 3anipa
matus0 0eb6lioe. (9lna.
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N.tlt Gifer.

Came: 5 @fein Maun inadt mir
gro.e Gorge; er flagt ieit einigSr
3eit INNER iiber 5tihe in Der red;-
ten Seitel"
Serr: -, oariiber brauberl gts
iid ni1t 5u beunritbigen, Die babe id)
lett 8tDan5ig Sabrenl1
Dame (aufatmen0):: u9ld, ipirf-
lid gSie mid 0as freut. |"
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@lanbluiirois.

sSnnae, biibi6e Game. Die Mdrl.
fer fino mir gegeniiber iebr galant.
slls id) gum geiipiel nellIi6 IN eln
bolles giienbabnabteil einitieg, bat
elm Serr mir iofort ieinen Hlas eiil-
gerdumt uno iid) Elm anoeres glbteil
geinht.4
sleltere Come. uGns lit nod gar
tiibtsl @ie ih ittldneit einitieg, ba-
ben iih gleih idninltlihe @erren Elm
anoeres g[bteil gelnht.1
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Ans Merifo.

Gs beiBt lebt, onB es 8illa ait
@iunition feblt llno oaB er erit affe
leine 9rippen bon Sampico, Mata-
moros nno anoern Srten 5rliommen-
baben nrB, ebe er Sbregon cine
Shlodt bieten fam.
8ie aus 2areoo genel0et miro,
haben Die Gilliltas Die Staot 2aln-
pa5os genommen. Die Garran3ifta-
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riid5ii5ieben. Die gerIilte tuaren
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banter nit Sol5planfen ausgeIegier
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$4,000 peranIhlagt.
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ben ietlt per6ffentlidJt.
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/ ridytrt, Saf Die Gnslanoer bei
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Hepea Sdla9 Dpr.
Die cnsliide siesierans
wadlt iueitere Mittfilnnsen
iiber 0as Seer.
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