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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-06
petition In Which SIand. is Alleged,
Was Filled Today by Fred n.
overton W. John G.
stadIer.
10000 Is THE SUM ASKED
plaintiff Believes That Statements
Were Cause Of His Defeat, He
Alleges In His
Petition.

suit. which 1t was SAID had us
inception in the city election cam
naign four weeks ago, was filed today
n the district court when Fred II.
Overton filed an action, in which
SANDER is alleged. against John q.
Stadler. Both men were candidates
IN the primary, and Overton was one
of the four men to run for council
IN the election, two weeks later.
It is alleged in the petition filed by
the plaintiff today that the defendant
made certain slanderous statements
concerning plaintiff. The petition
sets out these alleged statements In
the following words:
"That prior to the election held on
March 27th, A. d. 1915. the said John
G. Stadler did wilfully, malicionsiy
and premeditately, on several differ
ent occasions, and to a number OF dill
ferent people publicly utter, publish
and declare, that he had seen Ger
tain letter, which letter was IN the
hands of one, Joseph b. Langley. IN
which it was stated, that the plalntlIr'
Fred H. Overton. had to leave the
city of Des Moines. Iowa, to escape
"a prosecution for a felony, or to es'
cape the penitentfary,' or words to
that effect, and that the said John U.
stadler did further publicly utter
publish and circulate by word OF
mouth that the plaintiffs moral
character was bad, and that 1t was
had while in Des Moines, and that ne
was an unfit person to hold the Office
of commissioner of the city OF keo
kuk,' or words to that effect
1t is further alleged by the PLAIN
~to nrfc
false. untrue, and were a SANDER and
scandal upon this PLAINTIFFS good
name" He alleges that they were
made for the purpose of injuring his
standing $50 that he would be de-
feated for office, and would be left
in the community at large In the light
of having been a violator of law"
The plaintiff alleges that he has
never seen the letter referred to by
the said John G. Stadler, NOR does he
know the author OF same, but If said
letter does contain such statements
that same are false and untrue"
Plaintiff further alleges that the
alleged statements which he sets out
and which he alleges were repeated
by said defendant were the cause OF
his defeat in the election, and that
they have damaged his business and
damaged his earning capacity, that
they received a wide circulation, and
that as this plaintiff is informed and
believes were the cause of his defeat
for office, and has caused him great
humiliation and mental pain and sui
fering, and that by reason OF the will
full, malicious, slanderous, scandal
Gus and untrue and false statements
herein before referred to, the plaintiff
has been damaged in the sum of ter
thousand (s1O.0OO) dollars. all Of
which is past due and unpaid.
Wherefore plaintiff prays for judg
ment against the defendant, John G.
Stadler, in the sum Of ten thousand
(s1O,00O) dollars. with interest ant
costs. and that execution issue there
fore"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-06

from the family of General Grant.
Raised on farm, he received his
primary education partly while fol-
lowing the pillow.
After graduating from Oberlin he
studied law in Chicago in the office
of Senator Lyman Trumbull, init
mate friend of Lincoln. Borrowing
$3.50 young Burton moved to Cleve-
land and opened law Office. He
was elected to city council with
Myron Herrick, later Ambassador to
France.
Elected to Congress IN 1888 he be-
came a trusted lieutenant of McKin-
ley, who was attracted by this seri-
GU minded young colleague. Nc
Kinley declared the country would
later hear much of Burton in public
Life. In 1894 Burton again ran for
Congress. defeating the great cam
paigner Tom Johnson. For four
teen years he served continuously.
To him credit was given for the fight
n the Ksuse foe the Panama rather
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-06

far. All interested may watch these
items for further announcements. as
The Gate City is to be the official
paper through which announcements
will be made.
Our town treasurer reports about
$1,000 in the treasury, the most at
any time for years. New walks. gen.
eral street repairs and much general
improving is to be done. We are glad
that the old blunderbus walk near the
schoolhouse is to be repaired. It
surely is high time.
C. B. Garard and ]. L. Balloon took
few upright regular steps Tuesday
morning and went to Quincy, and as
we write this they are being given
further light in Free Masonry by be
ing elevated" to the seventeenth de-
gee in the Scottish rite work. We
are wondering in their present condi-
ton what they most desire.
Basket ball having been sidetracked
and it being too cold for base ball,
pitching quoits seems to be the craze
now, and at least three punches OF
fellows may be seen at most any hour
Of the day pitching hors eshoes. s me
worlds records have been broken,
anu every lew ulluuLcS SoulcOllc i1
heard to call out, 1--WE beat; succors
first. Go ahead, you guys!"
One Of our young ladies Is appar
emily greatly afraid of fire, as she
keeps ladder near her window.
The warm sunshine Tuesday was
too much for Chris Gibson. He pushed
his medicine aside and crawled Out
Of bed and came downtown. and he
says 1t is no grounding case; he is
| going to stay out.
Rev. Stillman is expected to vtsi
in Elvaston shortly. Pshaw, we prom
Used the bride we wouldn't tell wha
for.
Members of the local Baptist church
gathered Wednesday with their mops
pals, soap and scrub brushes. with {
lunch pail, and all worked together
and cleaned the church house. Car
pets were removed and cleaned. al
the woodwork washed and floors
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-06

than the Nicaraguan canal route
President Roosevelt appointed him
chairman of the Inland Waterways
Commission and of the National
Waterways Commission.
Elected to the Senate to succeed
Joseph B. Foraker, Burton at once
won place among the leaders. A
staunch advocate OF protective tariff
for American industries, his speeches
on that subject are Republican
primers. In spite of his extremely
active life Burton has found time to
indulge q fondness for literature and
has written several works, including
"The Life of John Sherman
Financial Crises and Depressions,"
"Corporations and the State" which
are looked upon as authorities by
students of politics and finance.
Burton's supporters declare there is
no man today in public life who
can bring to the White House such
a store Of information and expe1k
,(nce.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-06
CITY NEWS.

The road between Montrose and
Fort Madison is being dragged. This
road has not been given very good
name in the county, but 1t is expect
ed that the dragging which is being
done will improve it greatly.
Since the lifting Of the quaran-
tine from Illinois it will be possible
for local people to secure milk from
the other side of the river as usual.
This traffic was prohibited during the
time that the quarantine was placed
on the bridge.
Tennis is going to prove popular
in Keokuk this season, again. to
Judge from the preliminary arrange
ments being made. There are sew
eral courts in the city, and these are
all to be put into shape as soon as
possible.
Local autoists have been COM
planning to the police department OF
the theft of articles from automobiles
that have been left temporarily at
the street curb while the owners were
away on some matter of business. 1t
seems that quite a number of minor
thefts were made from automobiles
parked along Blondeau street by the
side of the Grand theatre. Charles
Abel reported to the police this
morning theft which occurred last
night Recently DR.. Sherlock caught
boy in the act Of taking lap robe
! from his car at the same place. The
police are investigating the matter
and hope to put stop to the nuts
ance soon.
| Rodney Ba1linger Of Montrose
| has constructed violin from a piece
! of sycamore timber that grew on the
island above Montrose, and the finger
board and keys are made from
beech: the neck is manufactured
from an ancient piece Of bedstead
People who have used the violin say
| the tone is good.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-06

ability to formulate this case. In the
nature of things they have had the
assistance of the newspaper headlines,
for charge" is news and re-
futation is dull. They have had all
the tactical advantage of the often
sive. The advocates of Mr.. Brandeis
have not done what they might so
easily have done, started a counter
attack upon Mr.. Brandeis enemies.
They have not tried to develop their
case in sensational way. Had they
felt less sure of themselves, they
could, for example. have put Presi-
dent Lowell. Mr.. Taft, Mr.. Root, on
the stand and cross examined them
mercilessly to show that no one OF
these gentlemen has any exact know
ledge on which to base his suspicious.
They have not done this because those
who followed the testimony knew that
the case against Mr. Brandeis had COX
lapsed by its own weight
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-06
DO YOU. KNOW THAT

Says in roof-gutters may act as mosquito
breeding places?
Americas most valuable crop is babies?
The public cigar-cutter is health men
ace?
The United States Public Health Service
maintains a loan library Of stereopticon
slides?
community intelligence?
Whooping cough annually kills over ten
thousand Americans?
Bad housing produces bad health?
Rocky Mountain spotted fever is spread
by wood-tick?
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-06
CITY NEWS.

II think you have acted wisely In
consolidating and trust no one else
will attempt to start another paper
before Keokuk doubles her popula-
tion," writes a Warsaw business
man, commenting on the recent Keo
kuk newspaper merger.
The Fort Madison Automobile
club is going to hire an attorney to
take care of the legal business of the
organization. The Fort Madison club
was organized about the same time
that the Keokuk Auto club was
formed.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-06
ELVASToN, ILL.
. 80 - . 80 80

Tuesday OF this week was a gala
day for this old town as it was town
ship election day and early in the day
candidates began stirring and voters
began hunting the treats and by noon
the town was filed with men and wom-
en- voting, visiting and specializing on
the results, several of the candidates
are much related" here and so FAM
ly gatherings were the order Of the
day and by 3 o'clock hitching places
were at a premium and on all sides
were candidates with sack OF or
anges under one arm and box OF
cigars under the other for the wom-
en- were decidedly present and
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-06

WIS relieves the strain on ligaments, natural
expansion takes place without undue effect
upon tho nerves. And as the time APP
breaches, the mind has gone through pc
40, ,.od OF repose, Of gentle expectancy, and
sas has an unquestioned influence upon the
suture child. That this Is true Is evidenced
" the fact that three generations of mothers
r Fave used and recommended Mothers
t,lseand." Ask your nearest druggist Tor 3
"otue OF this splendid remedy. He Will get
- ,or you. And then write to Bradfeld Reg
SS:stor Co., 4o7 Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ca,
sor most interesting book Of information
~ prospective mothers. It Is mailed free,
sHse today. II i . book you wiz enjoys
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-06
The Case Against srandeas.

The New Republic: The Brandeis
hearings are closed, and all that any
supporter of Mr. Brandeis would ask
is that people might read the testi-
mony His opponents have had every
conceivable opportunity to present
bits of evidence, rumor, and suspicion
that could be found to throw an I'M
favorable light upon him. They have
been able to draw upon great legal
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-06
MEREDITH WANTS
THE POSTOFF1CE
Young Democrat Making an Active
Canvass to Become 5onaparte
Nasty.

BONAPARTE, Iowa, April &C. e.
Meredith, one of the younger business
men, Is an applicant for the postofilce
to succeed the present incumbent.
whose term expires first of July. He
has the support of large number or
business men. Mr.. Meredith has re-
sided in this city all his life, is serv'
ing his fourth term as township trus'
tee and has always been active in tho
welfare of the city.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-06

plishment. And IL
there Is anything, no
matter how simple.
how apparently trivial
It may seem, II It can
aid, help, assist or In
any way comfort the
expectant mother. It Is
a blessing. And such
Is a remedy called
"Mother's Erie nd"
You apply it over tho
stomach muscles. 1t Is
gently rubbed on tho
surface, and makes
the mrYscles plant:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-06
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good for
Congestion and Colds
as Mustard

But the old-fashioned mustard plaster
burned and blistered while it acted. You
can now get the relief and help that
mustard plasters gave, without the plas-
ter and without the blister.
MUSTEROLE does it. 1t is cleans
white ointment, made with oil of mus
tard. 1t is scientifically prepared, SO
that it works wonders, and yet does not
blister the tenderest skin.
lust massage MUSTEROLE in with
the finger-tps gently. See how quickly
it brings relief-how speedily the pain
disappears. -, ,.,,crrn
And there is nothing like MUSTER
OLE for Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Tom
silitis, Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Metz
ralgia, Headache, Congestion. Pleurisy.
Rheumatism. Lunbago, Pains and Aches
of Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore NUS
Giles. Bruises, Chilblains. Frosted Feet,
Colds of the Chest Git often prevents
At your druggists, in Csc and soc Jars.
and special large hospital size for $z;5U.
Be sure you get the genuine NUS.
TEROLE. Refuse imitations-get what
YOU ask for. The Musterole Company
Cleveland. Ohio.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-06
Maternity! The
Word Of Words

Ills written into life's expectations that
motherhood Is the one sublime accom-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-06
Piles Cured In 6 to "a Days

Druggists refund money if PAZO
ONT MENT fails to cure Itching.
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
First application gives relief. soc,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-06
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIAN.
DR.. w. p. SHERLOCK,

Physician and Surgeon.
once, Masonic Temple. osidences
Alpha apartments.
Office Hours-10 to II a. M, To
3 D. NJ; evenings, z to s; Sundays,
II to / p. m. United States civil ser
vice examiner.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-06

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-22
perisaal' sti3ea.

SIN boben 2llter bon 80 Sabreu bat
cine Der anseiebenitsn bsutIdsn Utas
trouen Der Stabt, 5rau Maris
3 o itboff, seb. 9runs, in ibrer Re
fibenS, Ro. 1921 Glider 2lpenne, @elts
pooD, bic augen gum eipisen S9lums
msr seidlofen. Die 9abirseidiebsns.
bic felt elmer lansen Reibe bon Sabrsn
bier aniGfis seipeien. bat es periians
ben, ii9 burb ibrs Ser5enssiite iinb
ibre beroorrasenben gbarattere@euz
i9dfien einen sroBsn syrsunbesfrsis
au eriperben. Der ben sramsebeusten
6interbliebenen, in srfter 2inie Der
fbipersepriiften Sodtsr 8 rauS 3 n
81 or te, bic innisfte sbeilnabme ents
sesenbringt. Die geerbisung ftnbet
am Samftas Radmittas I'm stpei llbr
bon Der Deutfdsn prot. Matbduss
sirhe an Der Gin unb aibertp Stra=
Be aus itatt, no Serr Yaifpr 5. W.
Bertram ben 9rauersOttesbienit leiten
fpirb.
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Mmfdae.
Die 4.idhriae Wil6rsb &tau!

- Die 4zidbrise Wil0reb &tauss
meier, Ills 2ongpisip 2tDe., Cartilage,
iuurbe seitern gladmittog an Der
n. Strabe uno Gpngoiep Qbenue
pcn bem Quto bes Soispb 8. Dine,
881 2srinstpn Qpenue getroffen uno
erlitt sinen Sddbelbru6, ionie in
nerli6e @erlebungen, bic obne Speiz
fei einen t0btliten 4usgdng nebrisn
perben. Serr Zine, Der Better beg
2luios bra6te bic aleine 3unG9it na9
Ter Office beg Or. aerieD, 72. Straz
BE unb 1airpart 4penus, po ibr Die
erite 8s6anolung 5u S6sil purbe,
iporauf man iie na4 Der eltsrliaen
Dobnung iibsrfiibrte.
- 8eim treu5en Der etrabe an
anoplton's Corner, tpurbe geiteru
Ha6mittag Der 11siGbrige Wil6ert
@rauie, 1920 Oelanep GtraBe, BON
rem gutu bes Or. G6as :. Sauttsr,
gerti6irs 9s6Gube setroffsn, gliids
fider WsiIe iebo6 nur unbeOeutenb
perlebt, iobaB er, rafbem Sr.
Saut6er ibn untsriu6t bate auf Der
Strabe blsiben unb ben 9erfauf leis
ner 3situnsen fortieben tOnnte.
= Snfolss bes lle6ertodens stnes
aeTels nit WaNer. ben Isins Wutter
auf benz &o6berb iieben bate, ipurbe
Der Is Monate ate Sames Buff, 1929
ssorater Qbenue. Der auf bem Gub6os
ben Dor benz 5erbe fpielte, pon Dem
iiebenben @aier setrpfisn uno trug
6ebeutenbe grii6fpunben am &ppfe
unb i'm @eii6t bapon, qatralauto
Z fradte ibn na8 bsm StubthoIpital.
= Cine Gar Der Delta QOenue 2is
ME unb Elm Saricab, Gigsntbum bss
osobn Oona9ue, 400 Srsson StraBs,
follibirtsn geItern glbeno an Der
9earl StraBs, spiI6en Butler unb
Ggslsiion 9lpenus, obne baB isbo6
ssentanb babel perlebt ipOrben mar.
Das Srpntsgeitibul Der Gar unb audi
bag sariea6 purbsu sr5ebli9 be'
iaabisi.
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sSie aaiier sSran5 sSSuiep9's SO.
@ebnrtstas gefeiert iuurse.

8isG. Is. q(uguIt. = Der sc.
@eburtstas oes &ailers 5ran3 SoIep5
puroe in Der gan5en Ulonar9ie bur3
auBerorDentlicbe Jeitli9te;ten, our9
3agesreOeiae, GSeitgOttesOienite unb
manni9faltige 9eranitaltungen fir bic
&riegsfiriorge begangen. Ste Dffents
Ii3en unb ii6eraus 3a9lreiGen prroats
gebduoe aller StdDte Des peiten &eie
DIES paren nit Ja6nen in ben Rei4ss
Ianoestarben 9ei4mudt, neben pel9en
bic 5abnen Der 8erbiinDeten Flatterten.
Die 8lGtter obne unterI4ieO Der pdr>
teiri9tung feierten ben Saiier, 0eien
PeriDnli4teit ein etnigenbes "ono um
ieine Nationen i4liegt, bic nit uRz
perminoerter .3uDerii9t uno Sreue Elm
ltegrei4es @noe oes bem frieDliebenos
item aller Serrf9er aufge3pungenen
Sitanentampfes unter beiben Segenss
fpunifsn fir i'm erfleben, boffenD,
baB es inn gegOnnt Iein tperDe, Die
bem &riege folgenbe periobe bes 2lufs
i4Dungs unO Der neueritartten Usos
nar6ie gu erleben.
Der aaiIer ipObnte am Morgen i'm
S9onbrunner S6Iohe elmer ftilen
glehe BEL unb nabm am. 8ormittag
bic @liidpiinf9e Der Mitglieber bes
&diier6auIes ent9egen. 2tm 0a8mitz
tag fanO bic iibli4e JumiIientafel bsi
benz &aiIer itatt.
Dem pom 5iirfsGr5biIaof &arbis
nal ptffG 5elebrtrten iSeitgOttesbipnite
i'm ct. StefansbOms tpobnteu ale Wtiz
ntiter, bic boben Staatspiirbentrdger.
bic Yertreter Der autDnomen 8eb0rben
unb &Orperfdaften unb Elm iiberaus
5ablrei6es PubIitum bei. Sir bic
9arniionen fanben in Der gar5en Mos
nar6ie JeitgottssOienite itatt, e6enio
fir bic S4uliu9enb. eSn ben &irhen
unb 9pttesbdltiern aller Riten fpobnte
cine feitlt6 geitimmte MtenIdenmerge
ben 9ottesbienIten Bel, bic iiberuG nit
Der @biingung Der 9oltsbpmne i6lOis
fen.
Sn 8efgrub mar anldBIi6 beg Sc
burtsfeites bes &aiIers Die Stabt reid5
beflaggt. Q6enbs fanb grober militia
ril9er 3apfenItret6 itatt.
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Gin giertelja eleftri=
ider &raftiibertrasuns.

SIN 1onat gruglft paren %
Sabre oerfIoiien, ieitoen sum erite!i
Dta[e cine fpirfIid brall6bare 5ern.
iibertragltng eleftriitler &rait in 9e.
trie6 geiett puroe Gs mar oies Die
8edieliron SodJiparnulngsleitlinJ
Die Die araft zines Redargefdlls BET
2auffen IN Der fdbe Seilbronns nod
0em t75 Sim. entferrten Srarrfflrt
leitete, Die bort ben Wotor einer @aie
ierplinpe trieb u1to ouneben nof1
etnUa 1000 eIcftriihe8l liiblanpett init
Strom periorate. 9teie erIte &yedJ~
ieIiirom SofipanningsIeitltng 5at
lire gorgeid,id)te, aIlein 0te erIten
taiterben geriltde, elettriif,e &raft
III oie 5erne 5u leiten, liegen, Deltn
man bon 6ontaires fIeiner lleber-
trapltng auf Der @iener 8eltausItel'
lung (tS73) a6iiebt, MIR Elm SSSubr.
5ebnt weiter suriid. 9liif Der Buriicr
0eltausiteluns bes Sabres 1881
fiibrte NtGrceI 9ltpre3 cine tIeins
&raftiibertragltngsanlage bot, KID
iebte auSeinanoer, ooB man oltrdj IL
uen geip0blItheu Selegraphenorabt
cIcftriiGe 9ruft auf so &tlonteter
iibertragen fonne, tpern man odoei
ole unpernleiolifel1 Serlifte tragert
poI(e. 9ieien @eoanfen fiifrte III.
ore3 aus lino 5lDar III Selt16lallo;
auf oer 0eiiu6ener deftrotefitiid)cn
2luSIteIlung oes Sabres 1882 1Duroe
rbutI1hlih ein Dynamo gesetgt, Der
Snrf bic gSaiIerfraft I'M Deiesbar
leipeilt muroe. Gie @ntfernung be.
trug 81 &ru., ltnb tbatiadllib mar elm
SeIegrapbeitbrabt CUR 9eitiutg SeS
Siroines oerlpanot porhen. Die 9In.
IuQc ging tpegen peritteberer Stu
rlrgen baIo elm. 9tift piel befer er.
ging es 9ltpre5 nit ieiner aruftii6er.
traglmesanIoge Greil.8aris Ginen
ertebIiten SSorti6ritt bebertete cs,
ais balo ooraui (1SSG) Die g}nid,i-
Incnia6rif Serlifon 5tpfi1en &rieI.
itetten unb SoIot)urn cine aroit-
iitertraglutg anlegte, Die Die @ntTer.
nunq bon S &iIrnletern nit einer
Spannunq bon $500 8plt iiberlpaIlo-
Gie euhgiiltipe 90iung Der 9Iuf-
gabe aclana ieoocb crit, aIs man arT
cen @ebdufen fam, gsehielltrom 5ir
iibertrageiL rtto oies fonltte crit ge-
| id,ebcn, nadeem man gelernt bGtte,
eiilen braud)haren @edielItronmloter
su bclen uno hie Spannung hluG
Sralsforniotoren beliebig sll iteigerl
ano pieber 5u pernrinoern, 10 0ab Die
eieeatlite Sohipautlilng MIR IN Ger
Seitng porbanoen lit Gen eritet
Geriuh nit elmer iolben arafhibe1-
tro1ling plarte Die GementfabrIf bel
2aufieu, Die ein @aiiergefdlle oes
9sefars bon 1900 4feroeitdrteu int
9elit hatte, bapon aber MIR 900 ans
rreen tonnte. Gs iollte cine Strait
iibertragung nob Dem 10 Sem. ent-
iernten Seilbrpnn angeleet peroen,
LIMB aui ben &atb 0sfar BON @sulers
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Die Staliemer abgeipieien
Der befhlasnahmie 9ampfer .9litu,
alta" nirb ni4t freiseseben.

Worfoft, @d., 81. Sepiember.--
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unb bafiir fir $500. 900 libeIIirt ipurs
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,bdbtn. bdb ber Dampfer niir requirirt
iporbsn fei nm bic Beidlasnubme au
berbinbern. Die ipeiteren WerbanbIun.
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