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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-08-04
Base Ball.
St. Charles Wins Close Game
From Appalachia BY
Score OF 3 to 2.

Appalachia, Va, July 3lst.-
The home team lost TO st.
Charles today by The close score
of 3 to , Errors were respon-
sible for all the scores made, as
there were only four hits made
in the entire game, the locals
getting three OF them. Whit
started in the box for Appala-
CHA but had to be taken out in
tho second inning on account of
his inability to find the plate
Cress was sent to the rescue
and finished the game very ct
feetively. Stewart pitched a
strong game for ST. Charles,
striking out fourteen batters.
Cyphers, for AppuIachia, secur-
ed the only extra base hit Of
the game when ne doubled to
center III the eighth inning
The fielding features were two
fast double plays by the locals.
Innings 123l5G7Sg--R II E
st Charles 0l000-3 4
Appainchia 0002 0a00O-2 s. 4
Batteries Stewart and Newinan
Whit, Cress and McCorkle
Iwo-basc hit-Cyphers
Struck ont by Stewart, "a Whit.
Cress, G.
Base on balls of Whit, 4 Stewart. o
Cess. 3.
Doubls plays-Tatc TO Guiy to Wakin
Umpire Chas, Cartwright
Time hours and Is minutes
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-08-04
Important Development OF
Plans of Clinchfield Coal
Cornoration
Corporation.

wi BOA dhAOhs
The New York Trust Company
registrar for the preferred stock
rof the Cliuchfeln Coal Corpora
ton, is advertising for the pur-
chase of preferred stock under
the provisions of the sinking
fund, and invites tenders at
prices under $l2O mp to a total
OF SSt ,l5i 20 The president of
the corporation says in this con-
nection: The preferred stock
of the Clinchfieid Coal Corpora
ton Is 10 be retired from time
To time by means of a sinking
fund amounting Go - cents per
gross ton of coal uiued on the
property. Owing TO the heavy
cost of development and the
great need of money for mine
equipment TO enlarge the output
OF the Clinchiield operation, the
provisions of the sinking fund
have been delayed up TO the
present time. The financial
condition of the corporation
now, however, is such that the
requirements of the sinking
fund can be met.
although the coal business
in the South he continues,
"has been very seriously affect.
ed by the severe industrial de
preston in that section, the
Clinchtield operation enjoyed "a
successful year IN 1911, and
has very bright prospects for
the future. a London agency
company had been formed with
Harris ~ Dixon, Ltd. who arc
the largest and oldest firm of
British ship owners, and with
Messrs j Henry Schroeder *
Company the we'll known
London bankers Already con
tracts have been closed through
this agency for the movement
of coal abroad. the coal being
shipped at present at Norfolk.
Va, although at the completion
of the coal handling facilities
at Charleston, s. G this ex
port movement viii be diverted
very largely 20 that port This
foreign agency is entirely sep
arate from the Clinchiield
Navigation Company. Inc.
which has been formed to engage
in the coastwise coal trade and
which has already ia service
the modern bulk cargo carry ing
steamer International Ii is
expected confidently that the
/ Clinchtield London agency will
lead TO the development of a
very extensive overseas coal
business, and will build up the
output Of the CIinchtield oper
alton 70 a tonnage commensurate
with It's enormous holding of
coal land
'in line with these assured
demands for a greater tonnage,
the Clinchheld operation now
has a new mine ready TO start
as a producer This opening
( mas Oeen eQulppeu Win "a mod
ern car haul and tipple provided
with Marcus screens and all
the most up-to date machinery
for rapid-and economical oper-
alton and preparation
The corporation is also con
structing "a retardiug conveyor
land new tipple and screens,
which will permit OF d very ma
terial increase in the output of
the Dante operation Extensive
Improvements are also under
way at the Cranes Nest location
All these Improvements aud en-
largenents VIII permit Of the
output of the mines being in
creased by 200 900 tons per
year. Plans have also been
prepared for the starting Of an
entirely new operation of very
extensive tonnage 30 soon as
the market conditions justify
the further expenditure OF cap
ital Manufacturers Record
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-08-04

Pitzcr Transfer Co. Virginia
Farm Co, second reserve for
Harninond's Printing Il Litho
graphing Works, r. p. John
son, Martha Washington Can
dy Co, Maddox Il Jennings IL
Roanoke Iimes.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-08-04
More Than 100
ToGoOn Trade
Trip.

ih" engineer has the signal,
The whistle toots, the bell rings
aud tie big wheels begin TO
urn under the Southwest Nir
yinia trade train which the
Roanoke Chnmhcr of Commerce
is going to send out Of this civ
august 4tli
The trip is assured. The
unnimum number OF business
representatives. are aboard, the
band has been secured the
schedule has been approved
and Just few more details vet
remain before the time for de
parture arrives Aud still the
names are coming in. y few
more can be carried aud the
committee will continue 10 re.
ueive applications until the ca
pacity of the four Pullmans is
reached After that all names
wIli be held contingent upon
enough reservations being SEE
cured Ca necessitatc the addi-
Won of one more car. one hun.
bred aud four are now on the
hst
FINAL negotiations With the
a8gio* Band we're made yesttr
day and music for the trip will
be furnished 10y that wcii-known
musical organization
10 rs difficult 10 Ten inst how
much interest is being shown
ln the trip. But anybody who
fingers about the Chamber OF
Domnerce headquarters will
soon discover for himself tile
exact amouut of enthusiasm
ihat les being shown one man,
peakiug yesterday. said cit
viii bee a bad time for me 20 get
away My bookkeeper is Off on
aud the ledger VIII get away
behind But Pm going on the
special and Wen have to work
uit overtime 90 catch up whon
get hack One of the last
names % be Signed Monday
was that of the oak Hall
T TI'.',,e ~" pau pau. .t eA.
in.s , ,,. ,r a lao ,G3r ~, ';,e
rbey heiisyl i,o III III, m ~ ~
nm ,yhii., and rho,, ,a,,', ~ -,
nei,e sn,,c sarri6.o5 - - w., -. ="
am ~ III. IL AIa, ~ . ~
.n,,a,,,.t in nrsrarir., ,n,,,, l.iad
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-19
EDITORIAL PAGE

derstood. Among other questions discussed was the ore that the law only gives the widow of 9 man leay- ing no will only the right to the income rom oue-tbird of his pro perty during her lifetime, with no right to sell the property. The oth- CT two-tbirds reyerts to his family in case there are no children. By cry woman in Alaska should see to it that her husband makes a wilh' said Judge Brown.
 The compulsory school law, di- yorce law, the rights of both hus- bad and wife to hold property which cannot be subject to the dert of the other, the homestead exemption law and many other laws which are of special interest to he women citizens of the terri tory were discussed. The club is to be congratulated upon having Judge Brown address them at this time upon subjects of such vital in torest..
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-19

F. & 4. A.
 White Pass Lodge P. & 4, NJ. No. liz meets 2d an. 4th Fri. Hv'g5 of each
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-19
OMAR. A CAT, STARTS
 CHICAGO STREET RIOT

Chicago, Nov. 9-"Omar," an aristocratic Persian kitten, valued by his owners ct $5O,OOO, and twen- Jy-cne other cats nearly as aristo- cratic, but much less valuable, were eyicted from their quarters in an apartment building today.
 Two bailif1s, two spinsters who owned the cats, 500 school children aui the police riot squad took lead iur parts in the scenes that fol- lowed the carrying out of the evic- tiau order obtained by the receiver tor the apartment building against the eats.
 After packing the animals in bas- kots, the two bailiffs reached the street safely, but here "Omar' baked, and, pushing up the lid of his basket, sought safety in flight. In the ensuing disorder the other cats also lied, pursued by hundreds of school children. Somebody turned in a riot call, and either An na or Isabella Platter, owners of the cats, obtained a garden hose Water from the hose eliminated the necessity for police interference. The bailiffs retired. The children fled and the cats are still at liberty
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-19

The Social Criterion. Jones Is a nobody. Be speaks to ev- erybody. His wife Is somebody. She speaks to nObOdy.-Puck.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-19
Serial No, 024SS. APPLICATION TO MAKH HOME sTIAD BNTRE

U. & Land OfGIs0. JuUsaR, Alaska septembsr 2I, 2s15. aE NUTlCR IS HEREBY RIYRN' That John James Rathn Whoso post office address tB HaiRG9. Alaa1aD has applied to enter under section 22Ss of the. revised BtatUtss Of the United states, and of the Act of March B, 1908, the following d0S- cribed tract Of land as e homestead, situated about one mile westerly from HaineB, Alaskai being .. 8. survsy 785, and beginning as Cor. No. ], from vhtSh Ik 6. L. G. No' SIS bears s8Oo47I '7e.Ss cha, hden- tical with Cor. { Survey No. se5' Cor. No. l U. a. Oray Reserve and Cor. 4 Presbyterian MiEdOni thenca alolg the southoTiy hRe Of survey 2O5, ". 20. che, to cor. No S. thence 8. 2s.1o chs, to cor. Nc g. thence B. 16.48 chs. to Cor. No, 4' thence N. SITE. 2Sy48 chs. along westerly line og Presbyterian Mis- sion to Cor. No. !, the Dlacs OE be- ginning, containing 4s.75 acres variation 28'21'R. Lat. 5s'l4'N' Long. IS5o2V'W.
 Any and all DersOns claiming ad- versely any portion oH the above de- scrIbed tract, arc EegutUod 60 fla with the Register and RseotVeT of the U. s. Land Ofiiea at Juneau' their adverse claims thGsagainst under oath, during th2 ReTaod o1 publication of this notice, or UtthlA thirty days thereafter, or they VIII be barred by provision of the stat ute. JOHN JAMEs RATH.
 r. Is hereby ordered that the fore going notics ba DubliShOd for the statutory period in the ''Dafly Alas kan," e newspaper of general circu- latlon printed at sEagway.
 Date of first publication, ssDtem- ber 30. 1915.
 Date of last publication Deoem- Der l, 1915.
 0. B. WALKER
 Register
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-19
waoRaAIntf

Daughter-Don't you wish you had a fairy godmother? Mother-All want is a good, plain cook, and even that wish seems too fantastic to be gratifed. Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-19
lInconsoious VersIfieati0n.

Among examples of unconscious yer sidcntion the one cited below should be noted as being probably the best on record. Many imaginative writers be- come lyrical, inspired by the beauty of their subject or by the mere har- mony of words reacting on their lm' agination, but the following lines which might be a stanza from Tn Memoriara." are from a solemnly pro- safe textbook on the "Parallelogram of Forces" by, fancy, Sir David Brewster:
 And hence no force, however great
 Can draw a cord, however hne'
 Into a horizontal line
 Which shall be absolutely straight
 London Chronicle.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-19
EXPLAINS LAW OF ALASKA
 TO CLUB WOMEN

Seward, Nov. 1-BefOre an inter ested audience of women at the Pioneer hall, Judge F. NJ. Brown talked for an hour yesterday after mon on the laws of Alaska, The address was given especially for the recently organized Woman s cluE here and the subject was one iu which the club members are deeply interested, '"The Relation of the Territorial Laws of Alaska to Women and Children in the Terri tc-y."
 h his address the judge brought out in a clear, concise way many points which were not clearly un-
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-19
ELECTRICAL PROSPERITY WEEK

Tie electrical industry is not content to sit quietly and wait for prosperity to take it's own good time about coming back This is not at all the nature Of things electrical! It is gctng right out after prosperity during the week of November 29 aud December 4, and bring it back, or know the reason why. And when this tbree-b;llion-dOllar in dastry starts out after anything it usually gets it.
 Electrical Prosperity Week is to be a countrywide, six-day celebra- tion. It's purpose will be to show to thu public how electricity, the all pervadigg force of the universe, the most willing and most reliable ser want in the world, is permanently linked with present-day progress. The great celebration will herald far and near electrical wonders Of which millions do not know, possi- biIties ot which they have never dreamed, facts which will surprise the most optimistic.
 The time is set for November 29 to December 4; the place, the Un- fed states Of America. Timed for the beginning of the Christmas shop ping period, it will afford an eff fet!yc stimulation to the shop early" idea. The movement Origi- ua- d with the Society for EIectri- cal Development, Incorporated, with headquarters in New York. It is backed by the united electrical iu- tcrcsts Of the country.
 It is planned to rend the clouds oI deDression, to hasten an era of brightness, truth and understanding, 70 foster a spirit of optimism.
 All are not fully aware of the vast possibilities of electricity in solving domestic and business prob lens. Homes where drudgegy ex- is.s can be made cleaner, brighter auI healthier by this willing servant Expensive, inefficient and wasteful methods now employed in thousands Of industrial and commercial es- tubIshments can be bettered by electric power.
 It Is the purpose of Electrical Prosperity Week to bring these facts home to people by displays, exhibitions, lectures, shows and ad- Yertisiug. People will be shown nest coucIusively that electricity is a necessity, not a luxury; is economical, not expensive; is simple not complex; is general in scope, net limited; is safe, not dangerous; is useful every day in the week. The Society for Electrical Development, supported by IegiOus of boosters, comprising a unanimous and un- broken lineup of the electrical fra ternity throughout the country, is managing the great event. Opti- mists find this movement a real op- pOrtunitY to rally to the banner l. ever increasing numbers,
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-19
REAL COURTESY

Nolhingis a courtesy unless 1t be meant for us, and meant friendly or lovingly. We owe no thanks to rivers that they carry our boats, or winds that they be fayonng and fill our sails, or meats that they be nour- ishing, for these are what they are necessarily. Horses carry us, trees shade us, but they know 1t not Ben Jonson.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-19
YUM! YUM! YUM!

That's what they all say who have tried the fresh lot of pecan peanuts and almonds just received by Keller Bros. No husks, all meat. Get a jitney's worth. 11-17-St.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-19

'rCtiC BrOtherhnOd.-
 A Camp SkaGway No. l Fl A B. meets every sec V5!S,sessY oLl and fourth Tues
 day evening at S:OO p srarp visiting brCtr CTS cordial P welcome A J. Acheson, Arctic nici, r R TUle-y, Arrtlo Re cordsr
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-19
Sequence.

Knicker-What succeeds that tired feeling? Bocker-That fired feeling New York Sun.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-19

State oC Ohio, City oS Toledo, Cd
 Lucas County. Frank j.. Cheney makes oath that he ls senior partner Of the firm of F. J. Cheney .V Co.,. doing business iu the City Of To- l1GC. County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev- cry case of Catarrh thGt cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of December, A. D. 1886.
 lSeaI A. ". GLEASON.
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and mu- c0us surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. O. Sold hv all Druggists, T5c,
 Take HaIr5 Family Pills fer constipation.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-11-19

nCnUL Visiting brotfeT gre vel rome phu Abrahams, Secretary
 Elm,I l.. Wheeler, W. NJ.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27
Scntider @ambrl.

Gegen Die S6parjIe6erei auf lpirts
ihaftlifem @etiet ipenoet iib Elm @rs
titel Der ~Deutiheu 4~rbeitgeber Sci
hing". III peIdlem olrQeleat ipiro,
odB iid) aud Die 0eutihe 4usfubrinz
ouitrie teiHen Sefiratungeu binSuees
ben brau6e. Gs iei nidt oaran su
oenteu. oaB 0eutldIano ourb ben
&ries ouf Dem WeItmartt perordnat,
ooer SurldeeorGugt tpiiroe. uno ma
tonEe fiber oasauf rednen, ooB nab
BEN &riege Elm neusr Iuffdipung elm
treten iperoe. Sir o;eIe 8ehauptunq
tpiro Elm rethes Sctiadenmaterial
bsisebru6t. Oefen Recommendations
folsenoes ereiebt:
l. oaB ni6t etira nur bic inoua
f~trielIe 9dtietsit 9sutf6lanos. ions
bern oisieniee aner anberen Gambler
inter Dem @infIuB bss 8risgss geIits
ten bat, oieieniee Gnalanos Ioaor
nod mehr ols bic OeutidIanos, oa
unfere Snouitrie fid infolae Der ibr
innspobnenoen InpnH
fhneller in ole p~erGnoerten 9erbdlt.
niHe sefunben bat oils Ole englifhe.
Bon elmer arGftieuns. Ole bic Snous
itrien Der feinbIi9sn Staten fpGbs
renb oes arieees oe9sniiber b~erisnieen
Oeutfdlanos erfabrsn babsn icllcn,
lam alfo in Wirtlihteit niht Die
Reoe fein:
2. bob DE Tinfubrtdtioieit in sen
Standardization iibsrfeeiIhen 4blab-
ldnbern inter benz GinfIub bes 3ries
ses cine itorte Ginf6rGntuna erfabren
bat uno Elm erofsrer 9eoarf ouh
beute nod nidt beItebt. uno bob es
infpleeoefien aud Der feinoIihen Rom
t~urrer3 nur in eirem oans bei6eioez
men Mabe m0alih 9epeien III. beutihe
Woren ourfl eigene gu erfeben.
3. oaB bic feinhIihen gambler mebr
uno mebr nuT ben oeutidlen Martt
o~neetpieien iino, oIs umqefebrt. uno
mir bemaufoIoe auh feline 8efiirhtuns
gen su heQen bruuben. o0B unIere
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ftrieer3eugniHen peritlieben tperoen,
gang nboeiehen 6npon, onB mir mad
benz Stanoe ser 8risosoperationen
ouf cine poGitdnoioe lleberninoung
u%nferer sSeinoe boffen oiirfen uno
bonn in Der GAGE lein fperoen, did
in be5ug auf Die NusgsTtoltuno Deg
6aubelspertehrs unIere 9eoinQunasn
porSui6reiben:
4. oab bic ~finonsiele Gage in
0eutfhluno nod Dem Srieos heller
fein tpirh ols bieisniQs ocr feinolihen
Staten, uns Dab inFpIoe reuer 8upis
tdIsbilbund aus Den G~rieasunleihen
oes Reihss hernuS nuh fir Die Be
biirfnife bes SouoeIs uro Der Snoue
itrie deniiasnb fliii1e WittsI porhun=
Den fein tusr6en, felb't nsnr 0eutIfls
lamb cine Observation-Disclosures, ouf bic
mir nab GAGE Der 0inde bod nobl
rehnen biirfen, nif,t erhGlt.
Mus olebem oebt, tpie peiter Gus
aefiibrt pirb. flor uno beEdi6 bers
Dor, oob in Dem @erbdltnis Der beuts
fben Snbu'tris gu ibren 3pnfurren.
ten irgenbsine 9runbleaenbs @erdnbe,
rIna 81 unferen llngunIten i~eoenfuus
niht einqetreten 1T. 4uf scr onberen
Seite obsr bat gsrnoe Der arieg piel
oo3u b%eigetrogen, Dem neutralen Nus
Idnoe bic 4uaen gu offnen iibsr bic
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27
DeutC6c Worte.

sSoIqenoe Npborismen ous Der Sc
Ser bon puul be 2dgaroe fino 5eitges
mGB unb %lsienspert:
:, Der Mert zines Bottles li.9t in Der
oreonifden 0ereinieung Der elmer
Reibe BON Meniden eigentiimIiden
notiirIiden &raft MT elmer linen
aGlen genebmen sei6i6tli6en qufs
gobe.
Dad @oIf iprift gar ni6t, ipenn
bic ein3elnen cSnoioiouen iprehen,
cus oenen bas 0pIf beItebt. 0a8
@oIt fprift nur oanr, mann Die
8nltheit - es freut mid, oiefen ie6r
PAT enoeu, nber perqeienen Nusorut
@cetbe's gu benuben in ben Snois
piOuen gu Gurte tomr1t: oas heibt,
mann oos 8efpubtIein Del alien Gin
3elnen 9emeinfamen @runbz uno
Stammnatur mad un9 iih iiber ibr
8erbdltnis gu groBen 3atIoden Der
@eihi6te tlar niro.
Oos 0eutfftum lieat niht i'm 8ee
bliite, ionbern i'm Semitic.
Die Glettri5itGt in Der Welt9es
i6i6te ipirb nur BON Soben ungs>
sooen: Maulpurfsbaufen iino Dor
ieoer @rt 8lib fiber.
Oeutihlono fam nur eini9 p.re
ben ourd e~emeiniome 4rbeit, porous
os!:bt, ooB bieie 4rbeit bic snn3e Nds
ion in 0nipruh nimmt. DEM nur
liefe @rbeit tpirb ale &rdfte peden
unb oue nidt gum Weien Der Deaf
f6en geborigen, ionbsrn ourd Elm BET
fpielloies MiBgeihit ibneu oufgeJirs
oeten fremoen Stoffe abitoBen.
Die Strait Der Meniden uno Der
Rationen lieet in Der 3uht uno Der
Spferfdbigteit.
Sin 0aterlono oebort in Die 3nbl
Der stbiiden MG6ts, uno borum tons
men feline 4neelegenbeiten niht pom
Reeisrungstifhe aus. fonoern nur
our6 bas etbii6e 9atbos auer ieinsr
&inoer beiorot peroen. SeutidlanO
lit Die 9eiomtbeit aaer beuti6 EN-
p~finoenben, beutfh pentsnben, oeuiiA
poIenben 9suti6sn: jsosr Gin3elne
bon uns Elm Qanoesperrdtsr, penn
er nidt in oiefer Ginii4t ii6 fir bic
griItena, bas Slid. Die 3utunft bes
8oterlonbes in jeoem augenblide fei.
nss 2sbens perfonli6 perc' .DortItd
.ra6tst, jeber Gin3sIne elm !Selo UNI
Befreier, tpenn er es tut.
W0ge ,Oeuti6lano ME 9laubsn,
boB man in cine neue psriobe oes Sc
bens treien tonne, obne Elm neuei
S6edf. M0ge es bsoenten. oub pirt'
Iihes Qeben BON Enien duf, niht DOT
oben Der pGhit. bob es ertusrben,
uiht gsge6en Dirb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27

tSeaenltolo groBer GprunQcn uno
NOatinncn &on Son Gieao. Cal,
ging Die Gnl1rt nud 9ortlano, Gre,
no Or. @eramcr ON 10. Auault
Ibenbs eintraf. Gr mur0c am 9obu.
bnfe bon Dem Yr1iioentcn acs Stoats
ucrbanoes neutrality-suspicious. &ercirc
BON Srcaon. Or. =. y. 0ulunuld,.
uub on0eren eruorro9cnOcn 9iir.
Qerll Der Roienitoot cmpfonaen.
Sommtlihc 3eitungen ser Stu0t hat
ten WeridtcrItattcr uodl Dem S,ynlpe
rial Sotel. mn or &riartier nabm ent.
lo,ot. Inn i'm 5I Interviewer. Nrn
llddlltcl Snae Iprah Or. Neromer I'M
Geitihen 0oll'e npr Ser Mmerican
Neutrnlitp 2eneue oeren @,r0lioent
Ncrr GrnIt 2roner 1T. Seine Mus
lilbrnq fnnoen le6boftcn 9eifua. 3r
Vbren oeS @oItes murocn eiu Isabel,
frilhitild unh ipoter ell Ginler Der.
onitoltet. Nohocm ibm Die SchenS.
lpilrhi9feitcn Scr Stoot Qe5ciut NOR.
SEN marcn, iproh Or. Nernner
AbcnoS in cngIiidler Sprohc Dor Ell.
Ter MISUNDERSTANDING I'M Ocltt-
'dlen Nolilc. Gr beoicnte lidl scr
&anbesiprodle. Ter &ciud nor EN-
rieiiQer. mnn ooiielbe 9alt BON oent
Gnt6uiinsmus. Den Or. Merumcr 5ll
entfnhen mnBte.
Nm. II. altaltIt traf Or. Sierra
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SeottIe, &oIb., elm. Cine riciioe
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h0fc ST icincm Gmpfnngc cinQciun.
ocn, 0cr l~irGiioent ocs Gcttihunte.
rifuniidlcn Stootpcr6on0eS bon
ScottIc. 0err <ucob 6d3aier. mo
Ger &oriitcnoc oeS Arrangements,
GomiteS. Or. g. g. Gon3cr, bcgrilB
ten i'm. Ibenos belt Gr. 0eranler
cine Iniprnd,e Dor eii1er qroBen uno
bcQeiitcrten Shaor bon WGrmcrn
uno TSrouen. Gin Scmmer@ nit ga
men ldIoB lid) an. ser in ser Gltrn,
bole ltottiono. Nm fnIgenocn Gage
mar cir 9roBes %olfSfeIt beronitoI
tet noroel. beiien ghrenQoit uno
aroBortia oufoenommencr Aeoucr
scr modcrc ErGlioent 0e$ &ntionoI-
bun6es NOR. Scine Heiic 0urd oel
gioromelten 9leid)t einent NubmeS-
juge.