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RICH WIDOW Is
STRANGLED BY
3 MASKED MEN
Continued from First Page.


knew TO be friends OF Pairs. They had
called upon him al the mouse several
times. she said ana she had seen MIN
meet them near by.
Pallia questioned aoout TINS saln mat
1t was true thar three ftlehus or ms
had been on the block during the early
part OF the evening, but me- SAID they
had gone away, lie reaui'y gave the'r
names to the police.
Pallis was theh taken 20 tne ,nIru
branch detective bureau iioth street
near lenox avenue, to be questioned iur-
ther.
DIR. Delahunt OF Flower hospital VINO
vas summoned TO see II mere were any
signs or life LETT In Mrs. n pooS'
gave the police an opinion which may
develop Into great importance. ne shl"
that when he viewed the BODY Mrs'
Nichols mad been uead mucn iohssr ,han
appeared from the stories OF the haliboy
and the maid, Ther SAID the purs'ars
got into the house at 10 O'Clock; the au-
thorities were hotihen nt ~ ciocs' pr,
pelahunt said Mrs, NICHOLS had peeh
dead much longer than an nour' nut ne
refused to be more exact
DIR. Delahunt returned TOT n more cure
full examination later IN the hiRht. he
was accompanied ny DE- Kent aIso Oh
Flower Hospital
When the physician hhd nnisheu Ut,
Delahunt said ne was more convince"
than ever that Mrs Nichols MAJ oeen
dead longer than would nave Deeh hosa'-
bic II the stories OF rams ana me ma!h
had been true lie saiu tnal MIS- NIVho's
weighed $50 pounds that IN a woman NJ
that size neat wouln nave feIlh'hei ~
the body Tor a ions hine' Du' 'nh' When
In Nn1A III ffGf n MN fnt NlnN
was cold.
paliis after a short examination II
the third detective branch bureau wa
taken out in an automobile by Two detec'
tives TO look for his three friends whf
had been seen In front OF the Nichoi'
home early In the evening. rams 81 Il
he thought he could ma them IN a pool
room on l25th street
Coroner Riordan arrived ut IN" nous
AT IL :45 A. NJ.
When Coroner Riordan came out OF
the house he stated that both the maid
and Pallis had said that II OF the men
who gagged them was n former employee
in the house and that nj first when they
saw. him at'the door they ,housh' me
hold up was soine sort or hoax' The
cook suhstantiated THIS statement by
saying mat n or the three men that
she had noticed on going out was TINS
former employee, The men spoke TO her
she said, as she went out, TWO OF them
III FINNISH
second Ileputy follce COMMISSIONS
LORD ana lhlrd pepu'y ss'phe,
'uhha arfINeu hnout nan past nv
remained INSIDE the mouse uhln t.-''
Commissioner ir'ru then o"'he ou' io' q
10" minutes anu give ou' tne ha.cs .,
ne iour servants w" are "el"s "es'I"e.'
III we n"use, sur W .n'se 90 /" "e
'"uu" w Iear"r" a pe'H 1854 It
IneS hre r"nnpe'n "ls.r'u., ,mme
M. "nU .on' nv m 80
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rnmr s ~, '"'''' u" '""'
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20 =" ~ Iu anh
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The Approximate amount Of the lien OF
charge. to satisfy which the abo., ie.
scribed property IL to be sold. II thi-'} sI
THOUSAND four hundred four aud +" 90
from the 18th day Of Angus. 1915. 'nga her
with the costs and allowance a.oIat.
ing 70 three hundred nifty SIX ami Zoe
dollars, with interest from Augus' sd.
1915, together with the expenses ~ ne
sale, The approximate amount oi ne
axes, assessments and water rates, 80 0'hst
liens. which are to be allowed 20 tho u4-.
chaser out of the purchase none. or paid
by the Referee. IL s3.4s3. 40 and interest
Dated New York. August @Sfh '''.
PERCINAL II. GREGORY. Referee.
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WHEN Is A WILD DUCK?
DO BILLS OF FARE LIE?
Game Bird Expert Says the
"Canvasback-$6" Is Usual
Typographical Error.

WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-'when 10 a
wild duck7"
7. Gilbert Pearson. an authority on
game birds. Is In Washington to tell the
Attorney-general there are too many H.
legal aigrettes in evidence in the fall
millinery trade. Mr.. Pearson to-day
propounded this query:
when you go into n hotel and look
down the bill OF fare to the place where
II says SO and then order wild duck
how are you going to know Il is Wild"
Mr.. Pearson says you can't tell. He
has got the sourmands guessing by his
declaration that half the "~canvasback
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EXCURSIONS.
sUKROGATE's NOTICES.

FLETCHEk, WALTER SIN pursuance
OF an order OF Honorable John p, Cohalan,
a surrogate OF the County OF New York,
having claims against Walter \. Fletcher,
late Of Paris, France. deceased. TO present
ssriber, at It's place OF trnnsarting bust-
ness, No. ~ Wall street. In The City OF
New York. on or bef0re the 10th day Of
TRUST COMPANY OF NEw York Ad.
HAY. PRENTICE HowLXND' ATTORNEYS
for administrator 81 Wall St. New York City.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY ur NEw
YORK-James McDermott. l#lurh
against giuseppe HibeiiI ana o'hrt' De
PENDANTS.
In pursuance OF a judgment n fore.
%closur" and sale, duly made and entered IN
the above. entitled action ana hea-.-r .7's
the 10th day of August, 1915. !. the urtHf.
signed. the Referee In said Judgment
named, Will SO. at pubic ougtInr. I' -
Exchange Salesroom. Nos ll-lE \Hs." So,
in the thorough Of Manhattan. CTS ~ New
YORK, on the 18th day of Septsuh"r SD
a. u O'Clock noon on that dtF, lt U""-y
BfadN,. Aucttoneer, the promise. H.'"-'4i
BY said judgment to be sold, lrI t0r"s,7
ioi, piece or parcel of land, Vi'h 'Ho
lngs and improvements thereon .f7
situlte, WINS. and being in the Rr'H.-.
M~amnattan Of the cry OF New Iork M n.
county and state Of New York, b. lsl
ana described as follows; ReEiuu.rg -
point on the Northerly side Of ll-ih r"''
distant one hundred GOOl fea' ,ls.r-Y
rom the, ,NortheaSterlr corner of -r Ne
nue. ana ll2th street, running then . N...1'
erly, parallel with and Avenue ol. 10.
dred ,l00I feet eleven an iu,Ur. .n.
centre line OF the block betwoer
llSth streets, thence. Faster /.
ll2th street Twenty-Five Cl5i foo. .
southerly parallel Win .nl Az. ..'
hundred G0Ol feet eleven tit. E
the Northeriy side OF llsth S.r- q
w csterlN along the \orihefIE ,.. 90
street Twenty five ,2il feet 60 . .
The 10 3o3 Esstii"'h sS,rco,
Dated. \Pw York. Angus .' ...
JAMES o ~FARREll. Alton.
Tin, ESQ Broadway. Mani. . R'
uough, New York CIV
Iht following * diagram W n
cry to be sold It's street 80. I- :
l'q.h Strcc,
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DereHct Schooner flowed In.

KEr WEST, Fla, Sept. s.-The derelict
Oscar g., which was wrecked and
abandoned of the Haytlan coast on Au-
gust 90, has been lowed into this port
by the United States coast guard cutter
Miami. which located her last Thursday.
The oscar q. was n schooner from Mo-
bile for Zaza.
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S25,COO.0 O REWARD

untll saturday. October . ''
reward viii he plii nul H.r
questions asked for the t"lIfH
prarl necklace With Irt.
r~uaraulsA diamond r'fE 'H.
owners rcsidrurr ~ -rt.rHnH"
Island, GA Jane -',, ,r' g.
reward for the reiuru OF 400.
articles nuI 'lhrrN. f,'trI N..
for information loading 'r i'.nf
This reward win 10 InsI'.'.
drawn on October lHlh
made In absolute good ram.
lived M 70 D~RElCl'l;
hf0 FIFrh gN.. N..
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
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LOST. FolND A>D REV NHp>
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4 AAMRRA u hiortons, Taylor. Gran.
~iiftlVii1iNft willie & 10, Ryan 4 Tier
- Mat. Daily 25c, |ncy, tho lie Grohs, oths,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
FELL AGAINST SLOT
MACHINE IS DEFENSE
TO STABBING CHARGE

The trial Of Ezekiel zarracino.
chnrged with assault with intent TO
XII. was held yesterday before Judge
Reynolds The case went 20 the jury
yesterday evening but when an agree
mcnt did not appear 10 be IN sight
the court instructed the Jurors 60 seal
their verdict II they reached one dur
ing the night and present " to him
tomorrow morning.
Hafrncino is accused Of stabblng
Petronino Gnbaldon IN the back at
the New Mexico saloon In Barelas.
His defense, as the testimony Indicat-
ed, IS that Gabaldon fell against a
sharp projection Of a eliot machine.
The jurys verdict IN the Dempwolf
ease was received by Judge Reynolds
yesterday morning. The jury found
Theodore Dcmpwolf guilty of kldnnp-
ing his son but recommended Eek
trcme clcmcncy." Dempwufa nttor-
ney, Judge W. G. Heacock, gave no-
tlce Of q motion for new trial.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
RECEIVER TAKES
POSSE SS|0N Of
STREET RAILWAY
George RoSIington Appointed
on Application Of First Saw
lngs Bank & Trust Com
pany Trustee,

George Roslington yesterday was
appointed receiver for the Albuquer-
que Traction company by Judge Ray
nolds, OF the district court, upon the
petition Of the First Savings Bank 4
Trust Co, trustee under deed OF
trust.
The First Savings Bank a. Trust Co
takes the stand In rs complaint,
which was filed by A. y. McMillcn,
that the conditions OF the deed OF
trust, given to secure a bond ISSUE
have been violated and that II Is en-
titled 20 have an accounting of all
outstanding bonds and the interest
on them. Unless the alleged indebt-
edness secured by the deed Is paid BY
abort day, the trust company asks
the sale Of the railway az public auc-
ton.
Interest Not Paid. II Is said.
The deed of trust covers all the
railway companys property and was
made out TO secure bond issue OF
100000, authorized by the directors
September "a. 1905. Judge II H. Ray
nolds was first trustee but he resigned
and Frank Mckee was appointed.
When MFR. Mckee died the trust COM
pany was appointed by the traction
people with the approval Of the bond
holders,
According 10 the complaint. the de-
fendnnt was 10 pay Interest on the
bonds seml-annnally but interest has
not been paid for more than two years
on the outstanding bonds, amounting
10 $4,000, and the railway company
has allowed taxes to become delin-
quent. which Is said 10 be IN violation
of the provisions OF the deed Of trust.
Judge Reynolds Immediately signed
the order, appointing Rosington. His
bond was fixed at $1,000. He Is to-
take possession of the properly and 20
operate the system, according 20 the
plaintiffs complaint.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
TWO DIVISIONS OF RIFLE
CLUB TO GO TO RANGE

Two squads Of the Albuquerque Ri
file association will 20 10 the range to-
day, the first not later than 10 o'clock
this morning and the second at 2
O'Clock In the afternoon. Roy Stamm,
president wants as many members as
can possibly go to Join the morning
division, The afternoon squad prob
ably viii be taken 10 the butts IN
automobile trucks.
Those who aid not fire al 500 yards
last Sunday will shoot at that range
today Those who were at the range
last week will fire AT 500 yards today.
Two experienced rflemcn, formerly OF
the United States army. will have
charge of the firing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
THE CUP Of LIFE
The Story the Play Tells, Fea-
turing Bessie Barrlscale and
Enid Marley, at PaStIme
Theater,

Two sisters. Helen and Ruth, Just
merging into womanhoud, stand upon
the threshold OF life. 10 one. the view
Is made attractive by the allurlng
prospect of worldly pleasures--to the
other, the vista IL one Of the simpler
delights OF home. Both drink deep of
the cup Of life. ruth, happy wife
and mother. realizing the deeper
meaning OF Il life OF simple content
ment, sips the nectar from the brlm.
Helen, selfish and material-minded,
soon reaches the inevitable end OF the
downward path and drains the cup 10
the bitter dregs, Not very pleasant
ending but the play VIII make you
think.
See this wonderful picture produce
ton al the pastime theatef today and
Monday Admission 10 cents for
adults and 3 cents for children
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09

used 10y another house on the same
lot.
Jcrfo llaggard, cashier Of the Citl-
acus bank. WIS at his office yestcr-
day for the first time since his leg
WAS broken IN baseball game sew
efal weeks ago. II was not the first
time. however. that he was out of the
house He was taken 70 the first game
Of the Rio Grande association on a
reclining chair IN an auto truck and
watched the game from left field.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
BIG BURLES0UE SHOW
AT THE CRYSTAL TONIGHT

The Western Burlesque Wheel, a.
company OF high-class singers. dane
ers and comedians with beauty
chorus of twenty-five OF the rareat
American glrlies With the featured
comedians, RUDE Welch and George
REIN AZ the helm. viii be the nttrac.
ton at the CRYSTAL theater tonight,
There are novelty. surprises and SEN
sational features galore with the
Western Wheel Burlespue that put
the old-tmed. WORKOUT musical com
eaies IN the shade, as there Is not nj
dun moment Il Is action, vim and
mirthful laughter every minute the
curtain Is up
Rube WEIGH, known as the king OF
huresque comedians and producers.
has surrounded himself with most
capable cast~~Cieorge Rehn, Earl
Hall, Fred Harnden. Larry judge,
Nill Shattuck, Milton l.oewen, Vcara
Ransdnle. the girl With the golden
SMILE I.ackale Gnhreill, triumph
from the Mort singer SCHOOL, Ann
Hoffman. Marie Wolf and Edna El-
Hot. premier dancers and girls that
viii make the most critical sit up and
take notice,
The costumes are OF the Chic Pa
risian' cut specially designed by RUDE
WEIGH. carefully looked after and
fashioned after the sensational type,
The hevy of show girls that are
used for the art studies tposesl OF
artistic painters OF the late decade
WIN he a positive sensation These
artistic beauties are chosen from the
nick OF Broadway and will lend rest
to one Of the stellar shows OF the
year
ThN Is the initial how for hurlesQue
/ In this city ana those who miss Il
viii be lust like missing their Christi
mas turkey SO now take heed be IN
line early and secure your seats
.@.~---~-@--~
Twentieth Century Maids--CrSStai
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
MENU FOR DINNER AT
COUNTRY CLUB TODAY

The menu for dinner from to 3
y. M, today MT the Country Club:
c0nsomme Printaniere.
Roast Duck.
New Potatoes Stuffed Tomatoes.
String Beans With Cream Sauce.
Cold Slaw.
Strawberries With Whipped Cream.
Cake. Coffee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09

Miss @ a. Putnam and her mother
win spend today In Santa Re.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Doyle left last
night for VI i'asn. where they will
spend a week visiting
Licenses 10 marry yesterday were
Issued 90 Juan Antonio Contferas, pu-
ranea. nnd Soledad ARuilnr, Albu-
quefaue, Pedro Candelaria, Abuuuef-
que. and Adeia Arias, Albuquerque
Amhrnsio Sanchez. who was arrest
cd on suspicion that he had raised a
check pleaded guilty before Justice
George Il. cralg yesterday and was
hound over to await the action of the
grand Jury
Mrs J A. Reynolds, wife of a sales
man al the Fred Harvey euriO depart
ment. ana children, arrived last night
from Canada. Mr. Reynolds arrived
several months aRo. They formerly
lived here. They will make their home
az SIS West Gold avenue.
Owing 10 the conflict IN date with
Che commencement exercises Of the
University Of New Mexico. the meet
ing Of the Furtnghty club which
WIS 20 have been held next Tuesday,
has been postponed 60 Friday night,
the 18th Tile club will meet AZ the
home Of Mrs, Mci.andress, lace West
Central avenue,
city Attorney Thomas \. Wllkerson
yesterday waa notified hy the Water
supply company that il found no case
IN the matter of John TAndhcrg who
asked for writ Of mandnmus com
polling the company "a supply him
with water. The company * under.
stood 60 have refused previously on
tile contention that water Waa being
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
whooping Cough.

twentieth Century Maids--Crystai
tonight ONLY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
MIIlinm cnnneII.

william Connell, 81 years old, died
at 2 O'Clock yesterday morning at his
apartments In the highlands. He was
n hydraulic engineer. He came 20
Albuquerque on account of III health
The body WAS shipped by Strong
Brothers last night on Santa Fe train
No. 8. The funeral Will be held mi
Chicago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09

Livery and saddle horses. Trim
hle's Red Barn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
LOCAL ITEMS

Herboth, painter. Phone 1881.
Latest road condition reports free
Il Buffers garage.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09

KofherH garage Buick parts.
Equipped 20 fix anything.
Fees candy store sells the u-all.
No minis. 8. 70, 81 cents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09

twentieth Century Maids--Crsstai
tonight only"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09

Whooping Cough.
when my daughter had whooping
cough she eoughed so hard at one
time that she had hemorrhage of the
lungs, ! was terribly alarmed about
her condition. Seeing Chamberlain
Cough Remedy SO highly recommends
ed, cot her bottle and IL relieved
the cough at once. Before she had
finished two bottles OF this remedy she
was entirely WE'LL" writes Mrs. S. Il.
Grimes, Crooksville, Ohio. Obtains
able everywhere.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11

I'm Cure &eparaturarbeit miro
9ebeten unb bielelbe am 9lei9en
Sage 5urudgei@tdt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
8anerntbeater.

Die Sbernmergu1er bringen
ont 10. Nonember I'M 9opibion Sbeo=
ter als 6~iesiabriges @oltipid Die bu-
morpole guuernpoiie init @efang
un6 Gong: rMer. Sad1or I'M @ebir-
&C." Gas Stid BoroeIt bon einem
Mmerifoner Der in oas bapriide @e-
birge CUR Sommerfrii9e fommt. Scr.
Sadion lit aber IN ser @obI ieiner
@obmung iebr ertrem. ST nil ourbt
mts 5u einem 8a11ern, no CT sic be-
fam1te boperiide @robbeit fe1n1en ler-
nen fa1m.
goliforp 2mperI> Gremoemfubrer
un6 ein l1nifum bon @ib uno @11-
mor, brinet lin 5u einem 8auern,
Ser Sic gepiinldten Gigenidnften in
bobem @ru6e beltbt. IS enttpideIn
iid nun 6ur9 nos ro6ebreden6e
~6eutd" 6es Mr. Sodion uno oem
Nolifurp Ser engIiid ipreden mill,
bodfomiide S5enen, 10 boB bos Eu-
bIifum nidt aus Sem 2oden fommt.
aber a1d etpas grnit lit in ser
S%an6lung. Ser ~betrehen6e 8aner
(gebaitian Rieber) bot einen Sobn,
namens S1ori unb cine Sodter, sic
3en5i. 2ettere mod]te fid auein in
BEN geiit 6es idonen 8a11ernbofes
ieben unb beril1dt init allen MitteIn
SEN 8ru6er u11s. DEM Ser5en 6es So
tiers 5l per6rdngen, tpos ibr idlieb-
lib 6ur9 Sen gerratb elmer 9ieb-
idaH, 6ie Slori NUT ser Dienitmogo
ieines 8aters unterbdH, n1b geIingt.
Sic miro aber bonn GdidioI iebr boIo
beitroft, in6em iie einen boien, leidt=
finnieen Meniden gum Gotten be-
Ser in h1r5er 3eit SOS idone
oem 8uire entgegenfiibrt
un6 iie idlieBli6 berldBt.
Scr. Sodion entoeH IN Dem Der
ord1gten uno Ipdter berftoBenen gru=
Ser TIor) Elm grobes tedni1des So
lent un6 mmmt i'm mit no6 Ameri=
ia. Nah 5tpei Sobren febrt er nit
sdiitIing, Ser in5tpiiden
cine epodemodenbe grfinoung
Elm reider Munn getpproen mor, au-
rid, rettet Sen nIte11 @oter uno sic
Sdhpeiter bonn &uin uno GILES loft
IN @obIgefole1 a1f. 9ie 3mi-
idenafte merben ourh gemi1dte
Mdinnerq1nrtette un6 SSnitru.
acknowledgements bortbeiIbof a1sge.
fiint. @er iid aIio pieoer einma1
beraIi9 o1sIod,en mill, fom11e au Sen
0berammergaalern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
v2os pom Gn9lano!"
or. $. @erhQr6, Gbicogo.l

or. s. @erbar6, Gbioago.)
Mm 90. 9e5ember 6es Sabres 1873
lporf cine sdaor als Mobamf=SSn6ia-
ner perfleioeter 8oitoner Burger Sic
gan5e aus Ebee, i'm @ertbe BON 49,
600 Hf1n6 Sterling beiteben6e So
Sung bes engliiden Sdiffes Sort
n1o1tb" ms Meer, I'M auf 6ieie bro+
itiide @eiie gegen BEN ungeredten
Sbee5on, Sen England ieinen Solo
MEN ~nuferlegt botte, 5u proteitieren.
Sos mar bie n8oitoner Ebeegeien=
idaft," tpie man iie ipater ider5boft
rannte. 9omit fling 6ie l1nabbdngig=
feitsbemegung on. &oi6 perbreitete
ii9 ser STUFF: sos BON englano!"
l1r6 ser STUFF tpar6e in 6ie Sbot um=
geiebt, benm 6amals COB es nod auf-
redfte Manner, ber1er Die gbre bober
iton6 uIs bos bisden 2eber.
142 Sabre iino ieit6em berf1oiien.
Aber Der @e11t 1e1er mer1tnn119e11
Notrioten> mie @utrif @errp bon
girginio, Dts BON MoiIoduietts,
8enimin Grmflin un6 Der uMinu-
tenman1rer" i9eint beute m1sge1tor=
BEN 51 iein.
8as 6onals England feiner So
lonie gegeniiber for6erte, mie Sfem<
peIafte un6 Ebee8ou, maren wabrlid
aleinigfeiten g%egeniber BEN unper-
idydmten 8e6riidungen, Sic England
.iid be11te gegen bos freie un6 unab-
bdngige Mmerifo bera11snimmt. Mber
mo- lit in Der Sto6t Boibington beu=
tc Elm Mmeritarrer, Ser Sen Ma1tb 5u
ienem Suite bot: sos bon England"
- Sir sic @bre un6 sic nnabbangtg=
felt Columbus treten be1tte MIR 6ie
berbaBten r@ppbenatebs" Elm, NOD
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