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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-11
W. ]. BRYAN TO SEEK
NOMINATION TO CURB
WILSON, CAPITAL BELIEF

-
In short the republicans viii de-
mand a special fund for prepared
ness and one that cannot by any
means be made to play part III res
cuing the party i'm power from fiscal
errors
Under these circumstances. the adj
ministration will have to modify par
tisanship this winter
Bryan Revolt No Surprise.
II is no surprise TO the politicians
here that MT. Bryan finally has he
come am open opponent Of the presi-
dent. If there is any surprise it lies
in the fact that Bryan held off as long
as he did For several months the
hints have been coming stronger and
stronger that Bryan might be expect
ed to take advantage of the first OPP
portunity to join in the opposition to
the president
Those who have held this opinion
have banked upon Bryans resent
ment ct the treatment he received
from the administration and contin-
ucd to receive after ne had resigned.
And they have counted ON the influ-
ence of Mrs Bryan as one Of the
things that would lead Bryan To come
to an open break with Wilson.
Wilson Was Unsuspccting.
That the president had any idea of
Bryans frame of mind is hardly like
IT, Things which have been done TO
Bryan came from the people i'm the
administration who thought tn ~ We're
serving the presidents desires. but
who could hardly receive their inspi-
ration from the president
The most offensive things tc Bryan
have been little inuendos In the news
papers, indirectly attributing to the
late secretary Of state all the little
mistakes the department of state has
made. also some Of the bigger mis-
takes.
These had piled up couple Of
months ago 10 such an extent that
friends Of the Bryan family were pre-
dieting that very shortly Bryan would
lift the lid and go after the admins
traton That he has chosen the pres
idcuCs preparedness program to at
tack means 10 these people simply
that Bryan believes he has selected
the administration most vulnerable
point
sherwood Attacks Program
TN, administration learned with as
constituent Of speech credited To
Representative l. r. Sherwood. of To-
Iedo. chairman of the invalid pensions
committee Of the last congress, and
slated for the same position in the
new congress before the central la
Dor union Of Toledo Representative
Sherwood in his speech attacked the
position Of the administration on the
national defense question.
The close advisers Of the president
arc not chiefly concerned over the fact
that Representative Sherwood appar-
emily has bolted on the national de-
tense issue
Hints Wilson Is NaNcring.
They are concerned however, over
particular portion Of the speech
credited 20 the Toledo congressman.
The quotation Of the Sherwood speech
particularly noted was:
"a distinguished citizen told me
that President Wilson is not strongly
in favor Of the war preparedness par
agraph, but that he has indorsed it
because he believes the American peo-
pie want it, II organized labor were
60 protest tne president would not
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-11
FAMINE CONDITIONS
PREVAIL IN CIIuu AuIA

Laredo rcN.. Nov no. Gen Venus
ti0no tHrmula and party left Her.
mamua TODAY for Mouclova
lt was said No Torreou that thorr
was scuou. shortage of food
throuchout chihuahua ana chat many
SECTIONS faced famine
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-11
Coughs and Colds
Not to Be Neglected

Anyone viii realize the seriousness
of negleeting a cold If he observes
results Of such neglect among nus
acquaintance. How often have you
heard. He caught cold. didn't do any
thing for it and it turned into linen
some dreaded disease is named
Ordinary colds yield to prompt
treatment at the beginning. Thai y
why every family should be suppleoi
with a reliable cough medicine-ohe
that will heal raw and infamed sui
faces, loosen the phlegm, aiIay ~,
tation. ease the hOaTseness ana stoP
the tickling sensation in the thIoe'
that does not permit one to sleep
Foley's Honey and Tar COMPOUND
is invaluable for relief Of coughs
colds. Group, whooping cough, TICK
ling in throat tightness or soreness
grippe or bronchial coughs. IL cor
tains no harmful ingredients. n =
healing, soothing, efficient and ple"s-
Ing. ...a,.-..-.---.---'
Sold eyerywhers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-11

santa le. Soy lo santa Ne had
its fita SNOW turrles today and while
iu the civ the SNOW melted as rapidly
us it fcll It is quite deep in the foot
hllls ana mountains Tourists report
ihat g haa been raining since Sunday
tom thr Pacific coast ana thc Grand
Canyon while The storm extends east
Foo jhc Mississippi
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-11

Borm Sow 10 oby Wireless 80
T#ekeftoa 81 JA Baron MHan, the
AusJro- Hungarian minister uf foreign
affairs haas arrived IN Berlin tho
Overseas Ncws agency announces
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-11
Chargcd MN Stcaline steer

Santa Vs.. NOV. 10-The ease oi the
United states u.s. n r. Rrubaker 81
al Went 90 trial today iu the federal
court the defendants being charged
with stealing steer from the gov
ornment on the Fort stanton rcserya-
tion. Lincoln county The iurS
brought in a verdict 81 not guilty In
the case against Manuel s. Gallegos
charged with selling liquor tn an I'm.
dian
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-11

Subscribers who fail 20 receive the
Morning Journal should call Western
Union Telegraph office
PHONE i46 or 147.
aud paper will he delivered by special
N essanEer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-11

FOR RENT--Roon. f5xBe. facing alley IN
business section. suitable for plumbing or
tin shop, or storage; heat aud water In
rladea, Apply this sales
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-11

The Weather a Year ago TODAY
Clear. Temperature. High 6s 10"
&c remember Laxative Bromo VaF
nine cures cold in one day meg
rs only one promo Quinine. LooN
for signature p. w. GROVE. 25t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-11
Jelly Roll Recipe

~ Wv flnrf Mrkra-ir lfH Ef'faf -
a. h0aga CaatiHr Stool Aafa=tar
This jelly Roll Is fast bcooming very
poralar On accanut 80 thc way & keeps
fresh. With proper handling i should
keep fresh q whole wcek providing q
isn't eatcn up ia The ieaniime, Or e. p
every ut as good as & books 60
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-11
BRITISH DESTR0YERS
CAPTURE SUBMARINE


Paris Nov IA dispatch g NV
Havas agency from Athens, datfo
Tuesday, says
The newspaper Kairol says u ue'
received assurances from re'lapi'
source that British torpedo boat u'-
stroycrs captured German suon'
rine in Greek waters last week lah-
ing the crew prisoner
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-11

and some of the employees ol
the company They have Jlrr3d>
about twenty-five houses
stueCo houses, which cost ahouI s5r
500 apiece. Mr. Poske believes y y
rome will become "a second Bisbee' I'D
the course Of time, and says the com
pany will probably continue To puS"
it's improvements at Tyrone with lh''
end in view.
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Turn OVER rI,tE

Result" from Iourpai Want 40.
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Sold eyerywhers.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-09-11
Agate and Onyx.

The distinction between agate and
onyx is not apparent to everyone, as
is indicated by the samples of the two
minerals received by the United States
geological survey with requests for in.
formation. Onyx marble. or Mexican
onyx. is composed OF calcium carbo-
nate or banded limestone. True agate
Is variety Of silica. Onyx marble is
much softer than agate and is rarely
used for gems, but when onyx is OBJ.
tanned In pieces of sufficient size it is
cut and polished for small ornamental
objects like inkstands and paper
weights. as well as for table tops and
soda water fountains.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-09-11
Wells ForetelI Storms.

On the approach of storms the water
in the wells Of southern Minnesota,
which is ordinarily clear. becomes
cloudy or milky: in others it becomes
bright yellow or deep red. Among
those whose waters become milky be.
fore storms are certain wells near
Lakeville. in Scott county. and the
most pronounced examples of discolor-
alton are in the vicinity Of Watervii,e,
in lie Sueur county. The milkiness ia
due to silt or clay. and the yellow and
red colors to fine particles OF iron
oxide.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-09-11

| oi THESE announcements is TO the Ell
feet that an enormous ice palace is t,
be erected at once on Broadway be
tween Forty-third and Forty-fourtl
streets. Its size will equal that of thu
| New York hippodrome (Which recent
ly failed as home for moving pic
tures) and it will have several res
taurants reasonable prices) on it:
upper floors The lower floor will be
of ice and around it at a somewhat
| higher altitude will be a balcony
where one may dine and watch the
| carnival on the ice below. or course
the ice will be for skating. The whole
| affair is to be different from anything
on the island in spite of the fact that
we already have number Of indoor
skating Kinks.
New Gigantic Enterprise.
Then, little farther north. another
enterprise has begun. The Grand
Central palace has opened three
ring" moving picture carnival which
will occupy its vast exhibition halls.
You pay one small price of admission
and you may enter any of the movies"
therein. or pass from one to the other
at will. If you care to stay through.
out all. you will have had just eight
hours Of moving pictures, which should
satisfy even the most rabid moving
picture fan. There is a terraced gar
den. too, in which one may PROCURE
drinks and refreshments while lie in,
hales the odor OF beautiful flowers
and tobacco smoke. But there is more
At one desk you may register your
name as an applicant for lob" with
the movies and at another you may
leave your scenario" In each case
what is left will be referred to the
proper authorities, and in this way
you may break into moving pictures
at any moment
So, you see, Father Knickerbocker
is doing his real best to keep us en-
tertained throughout all the seasons.
though some people seem to think
he is merely trying to take our
money away from US. But, as we ex.
u
compromise. He charges us less and
offers us more, while we go more
and give less. 1t is really quite salts.
factory all around.
One Of the charms Of living in New
York, to many. lies in the fact that
they will probably never meet anyone
they know on the streets. In a small
town they soon become more or less
known. and if they make 500 a month
and dress after a fashion to shame
the queen Of Sheba, some acquaint.
ance IS sure to cali them on it. But |
there. as soon as, they go out of their
apartments. they feel as If they are |
On the stage and 1t is up to them to |
assume any role they feel capable OF
how they do enjoy it!
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-09-11
Tobacco Growing in cern.T

According to statistics ! ~,
out bv the ministry Of agr'cu'.,
area of 34,994 acres in Germ =.
planted to tobacco during
1913. which produced 2o'o. >, !,
tons of tobacco, valued at ~.
exclusive OF internal re'e'
crop of that year for all - Is
was the most unfavorao'e " G
ten. being below the aVe''
quantity and quality.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-09-11

he turns to the speaking tube y
side him, when he has sighted II.
enemy ship, and orders the engineer
10 cut off the power for a momes
while he verifies his observation \
moment later he gives the orde, y
submerge to the desired depth, tn
depth is seldom more than from tvs
ty to forty feet, for the pressure Of WI
water against the sides of the ye,A]
is terrific even then.
To submerge the vessel, the III
glneer turns valve, and the wate|
tanks at the bottom Of the ship III
gin to fill. With an easy motion I'll
boat drops well below the surface.
Then the electric engines driM
by storage batteries and subsidiary b
the powerful heavy oil motors, like N
self-starting device on the automobk
are started at the command Of u
man who until moment ago wa 1
the periscope. Now his hands are d
the steering wheel. and by the aid d
the compass he makes his way t0vnt
the vessel which he hopes to send b
the bottom.
Occasionally he will rise hlh
enough to use his periscope for n
Their observation and calculatM
L hen. when be is within thOus,aa
yards or even less of his mark n
will order the boat stopped. He w
turn to his speaking tube and dlfeA
the crew to slide one of the torpedca
into one of the forward tubes.
Before it is loaded the safety attaf
ment on the torpedo's nose IS :
moved. The compressed air ens'
hich operates the miniature suon,
rine-a torpedo is just that-i' al
cd, and the torpedo is shot out OF
tube by compressed air.
The most modern type of autonau
can be adjusted by 81
SCOPE device so that they VIII
as desired in their course as Ia
80 degrees and with N accurac!
which is nothing shoH
A moment after the explosion
periscope is again brought into "
to see how badly the ship wn'ca
been struck has been damagea
desirable. another torpedo will "
charged. v.
When its gruesome business
an end the submarine sinks 10
depth to avoid disaster from ~
my's destroyer. The electro
cooks the food for the Grew,
exhausts take care "
waste material which may az
ate in the ship, and the Oxygen
leWed chemically. 81
In emergencies the Dozen
,ressed air tanks at the bottom q
;hip can be used to supply oA'sI \
he crew. When the BOAT =
rom the scene it rises % the SUI
where its speed is almost oouD' -
The latest submarines go eve
letter. They have wnee'S
.eel, which make them' III '" -, ~
ca automobiles. 1ney can
v over the bottom, dlsp'A'
nd steal unframed lnto al r.
arbor. ,.a
When the work OF oes'
omplete they can make LUZ"
18th all the calmness u z
nan with a friend OIL the io's.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-09-11
ozzMJW cRgszaf G9a2W oGkWD az

RR YHAT hard time old Father
Knickerbocker has endeav-
WV oring to satisfy the faded
pleasure palates OF his null
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9okal.Dtridt
SaSSabn Jabresberid5t.
Die SrisssSeiten fdrbsn anf bic
Gimfanfte Der Sabn ab.

Der Sabr.sberidi Der Southcrn
Hailpap 60, Der pd6ttrin Der Gins
rinnat; Siibbqbn, III i'm Druid er'
i6isn.n. 0erIefbs 59lisbt nit Dem 80.
Suni 1915 ab unb entbdli, abeeiebsH
ppn ben trpdsntn 3ablsn, pisles BON
JniersHs. Der europdis
i9e aries bat, tpie ia binIdngli4 be-
ionnt iit, ben GeidaftsDsrbdltn niiien
i'm Siiben i5peren S@aben 5usefiigt,
mag aut aug ben p.rmino.rten Gins
na6men Der gfIentobuai berporssbt.
2lber penn Der Giiben aud i9Der ss'
iroffen lpurbs, 70 biirfte sr fih, tpie
Iairfnr 5arriion in isinsm
8eridt fast, itbr baIo erbolen nno
bic Golgen i4nea iibsrtpunbsn babsn.
Gin pieIp.rbeibsnbr &nfans bisr5u
lei alIentbaIbsn gu bemerien. Der
graEoent lpbt, bic arsue .iinb bic
Spferpiliateit Der 2lnseitellten bee
eansen Siibbabnipitems, Die reblit
bsmii6t tparen, Der @erpalhins iiber
bi. Idperen 3siitn binp.s5ubtlItn.
9ud bic lltiliidten aommiHionen IN
ben peri6iso,nsn Siibiiaa.eH battsn in
oisier gsJi.buus stObes entsssen'
iommsn ss3sist.
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u 4 - -.
0ie @obnlulg BON u. W.
0anaeb BON Griero ipliroe pcrGeltern
9tafi nom Ginbreherit lin cine ye.
berbanbtaihe. oolbcnc 1aifenu9r,
lleberSieIer iib $40 in gaargelo he.
rm!bt. M
Gborics q. Iotp hat oic Stdot
0,iSoletptpit uul $1,000 Sfooeiler'
,as i'm bieiiscn @crid,t pertldgt,
lueil Sic Stdetpertpaitrng ourdy oas
slusgraben eincr StraBe oas @riuo.
itud bes alSssrs beIdibiste.
@iuinm Rcif, Elm befaniftcr
sfrieoeneiiter, nelfsr iid IN Sin-
beiiano 5liriidpe3ogen bat, fpurbc
poraeitern slbeiib poln Sdlagilnb
bciaIlen. gr tpcbnt IN Der Silo Sront
Strabe.
ssobn Stilltpaugb. Gin anac.
iiclltcr Der Some Selcpbone 80,
itiirsic porgeiiern 9tafnittas pen ei'
ner Seiter imb brod) oas red,te gcin
obesDalb SeS Subgelenfs. Ids Iinfe
Seia bes ltngliidlifen ipnroe Dor
cinen Sabre in Ocrieloen Neiie &c
brod,en.
- Ser qiabiratb b1lt beutc
9Ibeno Die sipcite Spe5ialiitutu ab,
ulu Die Srbinan5en fir Den @au ei,
ner .9iibIic Comfort Station" nnS
sen gau eiiles glbsugstanaIs in Der
2incoln glpenue iliIp. 81 uerleien inlo
.aniuncbmen. Grei 3enIotratelt iino
ac0en Die slnnabme Der Srbinan5,
ipd6,0ib bic feds So5ialiiten oardiIi
Ecitebeii, iie an5uuebinen
- gie geide, fpelhe IN pcritiirr
mcltclu 3uitanhe ur,ter Der griidt
ibcr bem s,ap 3tiper gefinoen tpirr'
be, lit ibsntifisirt iporoen. Der Wann
beibt @iis. @ietnnn uno nitt @ret.
man. Gr ipar ~ Sabre alt iino hat
e5ridlpiiter In Chicago fpobnen. Iie'
ic limb aber inbcuittelt inb eriild.
fen INN Die Scerhigrng lures Brit
berS aui Dem bieiigen @reeinpoco
,srieSboi. gr pcbnie IN sueilue \
nit icincn edapcitern uilo perlieli
Chicago, I'M glrbeit 81 iilden.
- Seiratbsifeine: Clement Wil.
Ter SopIc. 21, rno Sn5eI Widric
llrmitcn, 90, beioe bon Sanlilicn,
@eorge M. @rablep, 25, 5ranfiiH,
unb 2neaa .NiiIlN 25, &amiItcn;
Clarence Sarru @esnian, 20, Gin
ciunnti, Gbonifcnr, mo Sillian sc
1eaenn. ts, SomiIton, unb IN sling
iton, Scnn., geboren; Jfop Bird, %,
uno Tloreitee Ruth IL, bcioe pon
SamiItpn: g6parb n. Glitner. %,
Cincinnati, nnS 6rau W'arp Hoieu'
baunl, 32, IitbIetcpn, uno m yfelp-
port, ap.. Geboren.
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@eNte Der Giniuanoerer.

I'm Vuei piel bemerfteii gntihci'
oingen bat oas 9umoes.S Sbergerift
beDorelide NIB seieslit,e 9cbriidunJ
noli Sunligru,ten ,irriidgapieler.
Dic crite ,pniote iif) lgegGl bic bleilgc
Girapa1berinlgs @eb6roe, tpelhe I'M
Sntereiie Der @cperffd,nfts. .gerbanoc
i'd benhibt, Die einiuanberiing ans.
IdnSiider arbeiier 5u eridspcren. III
benz betr. ssallc batte bic 8eboroc riil.
iiIden slnfonmlinsen 0eil 3utritt 81
Dem Sagoe duf ben @rlmo bin per
pcigert, bat III Eortlanb, Oregon,
!pohul Die gctreienoen iidJ bege6cn
iuolten, Die Notwithstanding 70 lpc.
Ilia siinitise ieien oob oie irenloen
elrbeiter boraltsiidflidl Der ofien:.
iiden @obltbitigfeit cur saii fapen
ipiirNen.
4uf MppsII bat bns 8unbsssO Ober
geriht bic 3uluiung Der betr. Jmmis
erantsn anstorbnet. NIT Der 9sariins
bung, baB bas ginipanberlngssg
iid NIT Der 3uIafuns bon ginipanbss
rem 3u ben 8srsinigtsn Siaaien. aber
nidt nit berm 3ulafuns ~ ports
Lamb. Oregon. bsf4dftist. @tnn bic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iid bas Reht
anmaben BARI, bic 3ulaHung Su ptrs
tpeigern, neil in tinem beItimmten DR.
IL misunderstanding berri4t, 10 piiri'
te iie biss bod audi tbun. fpsnn ousl
gar,3e aanb nit arbeitsirdfttn iibers
jsbt ip6rs, mas bann bic Ginlranbss
runs poIIis gum StiaiianDt bringsn
tpiirbe."
Cine neue bunbesstriftlide gnts
jdtibuns srfldrt bas unidneit in Mriz
sona in Kraft ssireisne Geiss fiir uns
oiltig, iptIGes jebtn &rbsitgtbtr, Der
mebr als fiini 4rbtiier befd6ftigt. nns
ipeiit. borauf su Ieber. baB nift NEE
niger ols a6t3is pro5tnt bdpon Wdbz
lsr mb 8iirasr Fnb. Jn bem Goll.
beibt ss in Der Gntf9siouug Der bod
iten SnitanS: .Das GsIeB Don ari.
sona ipiirbt in ieiner itrittsn Durhs
fiibrlns ginponbersr aus bsm GtaGs
ts Dtrbannsn. Denn ipo sr niHt arbtittn
lam, lam sr auh uift lsben. Shlisb
lid i0nnte Der einipanbsrsr iih nur
na6 fol4en Giaatsn ipenbtn, bic ibm
aufnabme sslpabren. Domit ipiirbe sr
abtr bes barh bic 0erfaiIung allen
gepobnsrn Der Der. Sfaattn aeipdbrs
Isiitetsn sleitsn GsiebessS1u Der
luitia geben. Dieter Shub siIi fiir dne
psrlonsn slsidmdbis uub tptnn Der
9nnb sinsn ginipdnberer austldHsn
bat, 1T q Elm rsaslmdbiesr Btpcbp.r
Der @srsinigtsn GtaaisH unb e.s IoIs
der bershtist. ben Gdlnb ser @tfsts
gIsi6mdbia init ben apsertn gsppts
nsrn bss adnpss su seniebsu.-
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Geuer

3n .insm 5ur Gleiihmdnn'idsn
grennerei in GebamspiIl. seboris.n
@ebauoe, pslfes am GIubufsr itsbi
uno als gumptuiion bient, brad se'
tern auf unbsialnte Wtiie Deuer
aus, bag .intn S6aben BON $500 ans
ri9iete.
Tunten unb bihts Rauhtpclfsn,
bic Dem S&orHitein bes ytpnparei!
Spiels, lis of 5. 5trabe. entitrDms
ten, peraaIabis bic Gdiie 5u sinem
iGIeunis.n RiidSus ins 1reie. Dix
sseuerptbr fpnnte tein Jtuer ent.
beden. Sn benz IN bem Gebdubs be-
fiublidtn syiidlabsn ipurben alie Sds
rinsstonneH psrbrannt, bic ben Raud)
peruria6t bdtten.
Sm aeller bss 6daIes Don pts
Ter Roienptig, 2752 Gabtr apenus
In @eItpoob. trplcbirte seittrn Mors
gen Der @aloiiniodtr. Das Jeuer
frab ii4 bis gum 5ipeiten Stodperi,
ebe es unisrbriidt tperben fonnis.
Der angsridiste S4absu betrasi
$500.
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;youes seties. 81, Eelbi, 9.

(syon,es Wetiee. 81 Eelbi, 9.
lslIiee.M Scnes. 80, besel.
lGbw. 6. Wlenfbmls, s2, 225 aeeii
q. StraBe.
lwiinnie 6. 3iegIer, "a, ft26 Ut
iuoob stpeniie
|Sernail S. Getert, 90, 1891 Eleo'
( Iant Gtrobe.
tD'uric arait, 10, % gs. GISer Ctr.
le,eo. q. cipps, %, 164s Scnbaili
( StroBe.
iaara @rueninser. %, 1904 Ten
BAN Strabe.
l9apib llfeIiou, 26, 5i5 Gin CIR.
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