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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-01
TWO YEAR 0LD5
ARE S0LDAT S51.
Big Cattle Deals at Good
Prices Made at Amarillo;
Range Is Good.

Amarillo, Texas, June IL cattle
deal involving $500 and featured by
an unusually high price for tvolyear-
olds, was closed here when J. n. Shell
ton, acting for Claybrook & Baird
bought 700 head of -year-olds from
the Harding Commission Co. The price
was S51 around.
Sales Are Increasing.
Cattle sales are increasing in the
Panhandle country. Prospects for an
abundance Of summer grass are good
and local cattlemen are optimistic over
the outlook
Lifting OF the quarantine has proven
a great impetus to activity in cattle
that during the past week 5000 cattle
in the Panhandle have changed hands.
Big Deal by shelton
The largest deal OF the week was the
purchase by J. n. Shelton Of 260O steers
from A 3. Cornell, Of Post City. The
price was not made known. but delivery
IS TO be made at once.
n. l. Lumsden has sold to White K
Swearlngin. at Wilson, -000 twO-year-
old steers which Will go to the Spur
ranch in Dickins county.
DickcnsOn Makes Sales.
". H Dickinson. of Lubbock. has
sold $50 three-year-olds TO W. II.
Shroyer, Of MiltOnvale. Kan Dicken-
son also sold to NJ Hargrove. of Cana
dian. 500 steers.
Edgar Wilson, of Amarillo, has pur-
chased 200 steers from Marion Long. Of
Gail, for immediate delivery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-01
NORTH SIDE STREETS
ARE GRADED BY CITY

All streets and alleys in Sunset and
Mundy heights @re being cleared and
the surplus dirt taken away by the
streets and alleys gang under the direc-
ton Of John Sorenson, street commits
sioner. and alderman J. W. Fisher.
Prospect avenue is now being grad
ed and all Of the surplus dirt removed
from the street and the holes filled.
The sidewalks in front Of the vacant
lots are also being cleaned for the
first time in years. All Of the alleys
on the north side are being cleared
by the city prisoners.
The city is now sweeping 124 blocks
Of paved streets each night When al
derman Fisher took over the streets
and parks the sweepers were cleaning
only "A blocks. This has been in
creased to 124 and all Of these are be-
ing swept at night. This number will
be increased to $50 this week
Park foreman Don Hartman Is also
making a special effort to beautify the
downtown parks. especially Cleveland
and Carnegie squares He has installed
new system Of lawn sprinklers which
wet the entire park lawns each day
and these lawns are now as smooth as
velvet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-01
Gets 1015 HEAD
OUT Of MEXICO
Oliver Had Difficulty in
Saving His Cattle From
Mexican Bandits.

Maria, Texas, June AFTER many
difficulties had beer overcome. J. J.
Oliver has succeeded in getting 1918
head Of cattle from his Santa ROsalia
ranch in Mexico to the American side
of the border He has shipped 500 bulls
TO other points and the remainder Of
the cattle have been put on range here.
For long time Mr. Oliver was com
PEELED to leave his cattle in charge OF
mis- Mexican ranch employees. being
forced to get out Of Mexico because of
violent anti-American feeling. Cattle
thieves got many Of the original herd
but the Mexican employees succeeded in
saving more than a thousand head and
finally got them TO the border.
ships to Plains Country.
One shipment of $50 yearlings was
made during the past week by Tom
SNYDER TO the Plains country.
Three cars of bulls bought by John
Snyder here have been shipped to New
Mexico to be put on range.
Ship Mules TO FL PasO.
Scott & Camp have shipped two cars
Of mules TO the FL Paso market
Rain is needed in the vicinity of the
San Jacinto ranch, according to II. W.
Reynolds, who was in town from there.
he says range conditions are excellent
and there will be no damage done If
rain does not come for some time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-01
THREE Ell PASO BOYS ON
AUTO TOUR TO FLORIDA

Travelling in a Ford car, especially
equipped for long trip. three FL Paso-
ans started out this afternoon on a
trip TO Jacksonville, Fla The travellers
are Jack B. Davis. Lamar Davis and
Charles Underwood
The official start was made from The
Herald building and before coming
up to the starting point, the travellers
went to the city hall for a letter from
mayor Tom Lea to the mayor Of Jack
sOnville.
On the windshield Of the car there
is a big sign 'El Paso, Texas, to Jack
sOnville. Florida" and when the boys
reach Jacksonville they will have the
sign changed to read Jacksonville to
FL Paso, Texas"
They carry a full set Of extra tires.
complete camping outfit and each
Of the party has a suitcase for personal
effects.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-01
ASSIGNMENTS IN ARTILLERY.
INFANTRY AND CAVALRY ARMS

Washington. D c. June THE follow
Ing army orders have been issued:
Assignments; First Lieut.. r T Mig
dalshi, from Sth cavalry 10 10th cavalry
FIRST Lieut.. 7. P Bernard from 18th cav
airy 10 lst cavalry; First Lieut. W F. Dunn
rom the I'd TO the Sd rield artillery First
Lieut. c S. Blakeley. from the "a field
artillery TO the 9Th field artillery Cant
II. W Miller. to the zSth infantry First
Lieut. A B. NanWOrmer. to the 22d in
Iantry; First Lieut. G. Compton. TO the
18th infantry; First Lieut. o. I. BrunelzeIl
70 the 20th Infantryn. -Irst Lieut. L A
Mcclure, TO the 18th infantry: Second Ifeuts-
F. F. Snowden. to the 18th infantry G. 4
Sanford. TO the 18th infantry; A S. Kuecle.
% the 2Sth infantry, and A c. Gardner. 10
the 22d infantry.
Lieut. Col. A " smith. medical corps fs
relieved from duty at Fort Smelling. MINI.
and VIII proceed to Manila for duty in the
Philippine department
Lieut. Col J. T. Clarke medical corpg
is relieved at Fort Logan. Colo. and viii
department
Second Lieut. H J. Kelley. 9Th infantry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-01
PANAMA CANAL WILL EARN
ITS EXPENSES FIRST YEAR

Panama, June 1.-The Panama canal
will have earned in the first year Of its
operation sufficient TO pay all its run
ming expenses and probably leave a
small surplus, according to the figures
now being compiled in the offices Of
the canal auditor. The loss now is
about percent as against 20 perceut
at the end Of February. The deficit Of
about 20 percent incurred during the
first eight months of the waterways
operation has been nearly elimina ed
and viii be completely by June 80.
when the first year Of operation will
end
Nearly every month Of the last nine
have shown an increase in the tolls
earnings Tolls for April. however.
were slightly lower than those for
March, which were a record 1t is de-
clared the tolls for May will equal il
not exceed those for March
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-01
Complexion Secrets
Of An Actress"

In a recently issued volume bearing the
above title, the author says: Continuous use
OF grease paints. rouge and the like had
ruined my complexion Ny skin was color
less. wrlnkled, coarse and punctured with
large pores IN England / heard OF the
virtues OF mercolized wax: my first experi-
ence with this marvellous substance con-
WINGED me it was more valuable than all
cosmetics combined Now whenever my COM
pleNion begins TO go wrong 7 get an ounce
OF mercolized wax at the nearest drug store,
spread on a thin layer Of # before retiring
washing IL off next morning. The wax after
a few such treatments seems literally to
absorb the WORKOUT cuticle. when a
brighter, healthier, younger-looking skin
appears
For the wrinkles and enlarged pores I
began using a solution OF saxolite. one ounce
dissolved in half pint witch hazel. Bathing
the face in this every Gay for a while soon
relieved the condition most wonderfully -
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-01
COWS ARE SOLD
FOR 500 AROUND
Midland Deal Establishes a
Record for Price of Cows;
Forty Are Sold.

Midland. Texas, June Cows are
selling in the Midland country for 500
around A sale Of 30 cows and one
bull at 500 around was made during
the past week by Bob Allison to L. c.
Proctor.
Sales and Shipments.
Sales and shipments Of cattle from
the Midland country during the past
week included: One car Of heifer year
Ings from the C. c. Williams ranch at
IeXieo to Midland; two cars Of cows
and heifers from Abiline consigned %
;. N. Francis at Midland.
J. 7. Ragsdale has sold TO Ed Dupree.
OF Colorado. Is Percheron mares at $50
around.
W II. Underwood, Of GIasscOck coun-
", has bought $50 black mules of Dick
son Bros.
Claude Hearreu has bought the y H.
hammock ranch Of Il sections. located
30 miles south OF Midland.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-01
10000 CATTLE
CD To PHOENIX
Arrangements for Pasturage
Of Huge Mexican Herds
Are Almost Complete.

Phoenix, Ariz-, June Fifty thous-
and head Of Sonora cattle probably
viii be brought to the pastures Of the
weeks
W Beckford Kibbey, Of AlamOs,
Sonora. president of the Alamo Land a.
Cattle company, and treasurer of the
West Coast Cattle company, came to
Phoenix TO make arrangements for the
transfer Of $4,000 head Of cattle through
Arizona The plan was TO fatten them
in California While here he learned
that feed is cheaper and more plenti-
ful than il is anywhere on the coast,
and he has practically decided to pas
ture the stock here instead
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-01
SHIPMENTS ARE MADE
FROM PECOS COUNTRY

Pecos. Texas. June "A number OF
small shipments Of cattle have been
made from the Pecos country during
the past week.
The largest shipment was made by
John z. Means Co, from their W.
ranch near Riverton which consisted
Of 25 carloads Of cattle consigned to
the American Livestock & Commission
Co. for shipment to Gillette, Wyoming.
Al Popham loaded four cars of cows,
calves and yearlings at SaragOsa- Three
cars were shipped TO White Deer, Tex
as, and one to Dalhart.
Two cars Of cattle loaded at River
ton were shipped TO Sierra Blanca by
the T. D. Love Cattle Co.
Seven carloads were shipped TO
Sierra Blanca from Carlsbad by ". L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-01
MEXICAN IS SHOT DURING
FIGHT ON SEVENTH STREET

During a fight which occurred on
Seventh street Monday afternoon at
$3.50, LaurenciO Portillo was shot in
the left breast by another Mexican
with whom he had been fighting.
Later NJ Rodriguez was arrested by
the police and is being held pending
an investigation Of Portillo's condition.
Witnesses to the fighting said that
POrtillo and another man We're fight
ing in the street and that one had a
knife. Rodriguez, the police say. ad-
mitted having shot Portillo but de-
clared that he did it in self defence.
as POrtillo was chasing him with a
knife, he said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-01
FOUR THOUSAND CATTLE
PUT ON TEMPE PASTURES

Tempe, Ariz., June Over 1000 head
Of cattle from the ranges about Tonic
basin, Rye creek and SunfloWer have
reached the Tempe district within the
last few days. Some Of the cattle have
been sold. chiefly to Denver buy
ers, but most of them have been
placed on pasture and viii be
sold when tat. The Tonic ranges are
in splendid condition this spring and
IS the price Of cattle is high the stock
men will reap huge profits
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-01
5000 CATTLE ARE
SHIPPED TO DAKOTAS

Nogales, Ariz., June THE first
trainload Of Mexican cattle to be
shipped from here since the raising OF
the recent quarantine consisted Of 1900
head shipped to Bonesteele, y. D., after
having been purchased by the Dixon
Cattle company from Rush & Co. The
Alamo Cattle company is also shipping
1000 head 10 the same buyers. The
price for both shipments is said to av-
erage $50 a head.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-01
BIC SHIPMENTS
Of CATTLE SOON
Embargo Lifted and Many
Mexican Cattle Are Elk
pected to Be Imported.

The embargo against the entry Of
cattle into Texas was raised today and
local cattlemen predict the passage
through this city Of exceptionally large
shipments Of cattle for the next two
weeks In anticipation Of the heavy
movement. local railroads have been
assembling cars for more than week.
Expect Mexican Shipments
The largest shipments IL is expected,
viii come from Mexico, though there
viii be a large interstate movement
from both New Mexico and Arizona
During the past week the movement Of
cattle began under special permits, the
Palomas Land & Cattle Co. being the
largest shippers. This company now
has an additional shipment Of about
5000 head. which VIII be sent 70 FL
Paso in a few days for shipment to
Spur. The Texas d Pacific is prepared
for the handling of 5000 head and many
cars have been assembled by the South
ern Pacific.
To Be Put on Range.
a large percentage OF the Mexican
stock viii be sent TO range at Sierra
Blanca, Big Springs and Midland Cat
tlemen who specialize in Mexican stock
report excellent range conditions all
through central Chihuahua to Jimenez
and state that the cattle that viii be
entered through this port will be in
good condition. some of il going direct
to market Conditions in Sonora are
not as good as in Chihuahua and prac-
tically all Of the Sonora cattle will go
TO range.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-01
PIMA COUNTY is
SHIPPING CATTLE

Tucson, Ariz- June Large ship
ments OF cattle are about to begin TO
move over the Southern Pacific from
Pima equity RACES Several large ship
ments are TO be made from Amadoville,
on the Tucson and NogaIes branch line.
The Arivaca Land and Cattle com
pany planned TO ship today 500 heifers
TO the Dakotas for distribution among
the Sioux indians by the government
for breeding purposes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-01
CATTLE SOLD AT VAN HORN
SHIPPED TO BIG SPRINGS

Van Horn. Texas, June Fifty head
Of steer yeaflings which were sold by
r o. P. Theoander to J. J. Melton at
Kent, We're inspected by VIII NeiIl and
shipped to Big Springs
NJ c. Thomson has returned from
Carlsbad where he was looking after
some cattle
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-17

Unfortunately sir-eight too
many!
After fifty years Rockville, Nd,
has revived the whipping post for
wife beaters.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
8lin6c 3a6aaicrc fcitaenpmmel,.

81. 9. Morgar nno 81. 81. 9rlforo
bon st. Solepb, M1o., murocn gslter11
M1orgcn Don einem SdneQ3uge Ser
Nod Sslan0 9abn ols iogenonnte
bliltoe Guiiaaiere 0urh Babnoetefti=
be berunterge6olt, nad}oem lie 0ie
Geiie bon Son 5roncisco obne 6abr-
fartcl1 51riidgelegt botte1. 31pei ib-
rer @efabrtcn entfamcn, inben1 lie
langs Scr @eleiie cntlalg liefen.
W5organ unO Mforo mrroen bon
Spe5ialngcnt SIS. Griffin unb Spe=
%5ialagent Gecil Ibpnas, lpelder sic
gerbattu1lg porgelomnlen batte, ber-
11on1nlel.
Gle 6eit9enomn1ellcn iabcl1 aus,
oils Of lie gernOe aus elmer &oblen.
grl1bc berm1sgefpnmen marer1. Ml-
toro erflortc, CT ba6e bei mebrerell
Acknowledgement al Ser &iiite ais
M}edanifcr mitgelpirft. Nad)oem sic
gelOe1 ii6 cine Iobrfarte nad 9u-
rea1l, ST., fir $1.39 gefouft botter,
m1roen lie freigelalien, lpie SOS Sc
leb cs beltimmt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

10 picl 2arm uro @taub, ipiie Die Ell
iters Mofhine. Mientals aber fliest
5dgemebl aug elmer Der Maldinen
ielbit ouf, ba Die 9olaitiide bierfiir
gu feitft finb; aber rings a%ngebduftes
nnb trpden geporbenes Sasemebl
maht @taub 9enug, anb IN 0lele't
5abrifen gibt es nod teine S9ubs
Wprte1runsen bagegen.
Die Sol5itiids panbern nod in
>Npparate, uno bana erz
9alten tie in umberi9pingenoen pos
lierungsz Grpmmeln tpo lie nit
5eifenitein abserieber iperben ~ die
notige Slate. Nud geben 1ie II. a.
nodmals in einen Waids Mppnrat, ipo
lie BON SeifeniteinzS eilden rein tperz
zen, unb Nieberum in einen 9rod<
nunas zMpparat. 3uleBt tDmn,en fe
IN ben 8erpadunssz Maum - niecer
in Disadvantages.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
slpiatifcr solbrig crbalt elan5enbes
MngcbDt.

Ser Tapcnporter 9lpiatifer .. 81.
tSolbrig bon 9to. 707 @eIt Z. StroBe
bat bon Sen ltnternebmerl1 Notter.
ions, ipeld]e IN Sen lctten Gage I'M
grpnIitlonsparf 81 Mod Sslan>
ACKNOWLEDGMENT gaben, Elm CLAN.
5eroes Nngebot erbalten. Serr Col.
brig mar elmer Ser eriten Ilieger, sic
lid Dem Gel erpe- Sl,,gforps ser Bun.
oesregierllng ani6loiien. CT ipranq
fllr5lid 1ilr cillel1 bon Hatterlons
Jlicger1, Der nid)t fonrncn fprnte,
in Die @reld)e. SEER Hatterlpn i'll
nit Den 5luafiiniten oes Gopenportcr
Iliegers me6r als befrieoiqt nl1b fat
i'm oobcr cine Stc(tlng ange6oten.
Serr Solbrig lit nod l1nentifieoen,
OBJ er bic Stcalng annebmen iol
poer llidt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
@pm Sobc abhernfen.
na0 IsD.

Mr6ert 81. 9(rnolo, 0as faIt 5tpei-
|jabrige 'SDbndcn bon Serrn u11b
5rat SoIepb g. Mrltol0, lit gclterll
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bem st. Margarite's 5rieo6of jtatt-
.finben.
8ntterfiel6.
SIN Sitter bon SO Sabretl lit Dor.
.gelterlr s6eno Serr Morris SO. Bnt-
teritelo in iei1em &eim in &c. 81
Serrp StroBc nod mebrjqbriger
@ranf6eit g%eltorben. Ser 8erltorbene
fam i'm Sabre 1890 nad) 9apetlport
llno fat bier ieifber getpobnt. st
qpllroe III 8ilton, So, geboren ultb
4pnbs BORT ol,f. l1eberlebt 1pir0 Ell
bon cinem Drllber in Sos 9lngeles
lln6 cirem anoeren 8rl,ber, hpeld)er
Ralfor I'M iiiomeltliden Soma lit. Die
Borbereitungen fir Bic @eeroigllng
fins nod nidt getroffcn tpor6en.
SOB.
@eltern Worgcn l1n1 1890 ll61
itarb inn Sitter bon So Sabren 6rall
Clio SOB im Dabenport Soipitol
8or brei Sabren berbeirotbcte lie lid
nit @errn s. 8. Sop, mclder ib1
britter @attc lpar. Sic mirD iiber.
lebt bon ibrem icbiaen @atten llri
einenr Spbne Ionic 6rei I0d)tern al,s
ibrer erlten gbe. Die Gorbereitrnger
fir Die 8eeroiauttg iirlb nod nidt &c.
troffe1 morocn.
81. Rape. 8abnar5t. 9eeuritt
Building. ..(Nna.),
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
sllts oc,,t Ucridt.

Glen @lp11lt, &lagerht lit cincnl
SAL ge9en sic Sta6t Davenport, fat
0urH bic Mnaudltc S. s. Cooper lt,tb
Wiaiiles lllo &clD cine ometoirtc nlo
llrbltitltirtc Hetition btllterlegc11 TAI
ic1,.
gli5abctb 4orfs bot geltern ourd)
Mnipalt 2pnis 6. Mobbelnig cine
|sdeiounasflage aegen ibrei, Malm;
George 90. Narfs lpegen grauiol1,cr
llll0 mltltenidlider 9ebonollmg al.
itrengen laiiel1. Sic p%crlalgt Mli-
mellte llno neutrality-suspicious..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iil1o al
Sulnes 9. Sing, Grltan1cntspollltre.
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Is. Sing, a~llsgcltellt mprben. SIN.
|aDalt Der Mn~geIegcnbeit lit 6reb gou.
met.
Ger san pol, Mtlnie &cri1ger ge.
gen Spbl &eril1gcr lit geltern alf
Mntrag Scr Mnlpaltc ser &lagerin,
|8cir ullo Scott, nieOergciblager
|mproen.
@e1rp 9}llben bat oltrd Mnmolt g.
81. WicSltolb cine @edUelfor0erlntg
I'M Wetrage bon S167.19 bon Meier
|Slenbcrg einflagen laiien.
Ias Ieiiamcnt bon 2llolpig Mnd
|1pllroe geitcrn bl,rd Sic Mmmalte Side
1tl0 6idc 5llr Nadlaiienld)aft einge-
reidt. Gas Ginfonmell ser giad<
laiienid}aft falt scr 8itt1pe, 2puiie
9fod, 3ll. Mad oere1 Iooe miro sic
Mad)lniienidaft in gleiden Gbeilc1
nnter Die folge,oen &ir1ber ~pertbeilt::
6rut. 9oltiie 9rr1ene, 2l1omig Nod,
il, 5rebcrid, @enrp, gbriItion,
Charles, @iliam nnb SSltlir,s Mod,
Irau Sophia Cams un6 sSral1 @efa
|1ierfien. 3as Scltament mlroe a111.
~. Sllli 1908 ollsgeltelt. 3u &C..
Observation-Disclosures mur0en 2l,blpig'
Stool it. anb Jreocrid &od ernom1t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
Ser bieTen F1Itere

Der pielen alteren
gsrlinern %betannte, inn Sabre 1911
perltorbene friibere !Soffdauipieler
Mbplf 2mbpogt, pon oel1en 3usu11z
item ciner MISUNDERSTANDING gez
,mad)tem er0beren 8ermadtnis por
GINGER Set berid)tct pllrbe, bat nod
5tpei nsiteren ACCOMPLISHMENTS
nambafte 3utpenoungen gemaht, mo
olpar benz Observation-Disclosures bun
Roten areua in Berlin unb BEN
9erein CUR Speifung armer 8inoer
unb Motleioenber in 8erlinz Shbnsz
berg. bei1e1 erite g%oriiBenbe 5ral
Mnfn1ie mosIer lit.
Mls Wormun0 ibres @bes
maniles Mbram pontel, bel1en geistige
WerIulirng Dor einiser Set feline llez
rerfllbrrng nod Dem Riperlntpn priz
bate Smatpr!um nptpenbig modte,
l!eate pr 8i3esRanaler Qepis. in Ser.
feb Gitp, q. 5. 6rau Sba pantel
hen Nntras, bic @eibenfabrit ibres
Manres perfapfelt gu Oiirfer, I'M lid.
tiir ein Darlebn in !SDbe ppn $240O
he5ublt gu muben, ipelbes lie panz
tel ipdbren6 ibrer Brout5ett ppr1tredz
te, bamit er ben Orpbenocn gonturs
obpenoen ton11te, @isracgen ppponierte
Der Mntpult Yantels, Ser o~usfGDrte,
''sin Silent lei geiitig. .pollitanois 3uz
rehnungsfabis nnp perbe geaen ieiz
zen Mtllen in Der Observation-Disclosures
f%eitsebalten, @leidseitig fente Der
Mnlpalt ben Mntrog, Jrau Sba panz
tel als 8ormlno abSuieBen. Der
Midter enti@ieo f9Iieblid, baB Jral
pantel Die 5abrit gu einem preiIe,
Der nidt niebriger als $1s69 icil
Dirfe, ~pertauien fDnne, UNI Daniels
gruoer pbilipp @elesenbeit 5u geben,
bic Mfai4inerie aug oer @stbenfabrif
1eines 8rubers an5utaufen. 8efragt,
parrm ser S4lpoger. seserl feline
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l:l'r eilen MoEat nno 5tpei aage ges
fauert batte. pontel ging nit 1einer
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