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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-02-18
HANS SCHMIDT, PRIEST,
EXP|ATES CRIME IN ELECTRIC
CHAIR At DAWN Of DAY
INNOCENCE AND FEARLESS
LY. ONE OF THE MOST GRIMES CRIMINAL
TORY OF THE UNITED STATES CONFESSED AFTERWARDS
REPuolATEo CONFESSION.

SING SING PRISON. OSSINING. n.
Y. Feb. lS.-Hans Schmidt, the rene
gade priest. died here today in the
electric chair for the murder OF his
sweetheart, Anna Aumueller, on Sep
tcmbcr =, 1918. He protested limo.
censc 10 the last.
The crime for which the former
priest was sentenced to die was one
OF the most cruel and revolving ever
in New York. The victim
was devoted TO her abandoned and un-
principled paramour and trusted him
to the end, believing in her simplicity
that he had in some mysterious way
hallowed their relations and made
their union acceptable before God.
1t was on September 3, 1913. that
the upper part of the girls body was
found floating in the Hudson River,
off Woodcliff, N. j., opposite Manhat-
tan.
In ten days, by remarkable piece
of detective work. Police Inspector
Faurot and his assistants had solved
the at first apparently battling mys-
terry.
Fauroj identified the body through
the embroidery on a pillow slip found
with the piece of torso as that of a
former maid servant in the Tectory of
st. Bonifacc's church, at Second aven-
Tie. and Forty-seventh street, Manhat-
tan. Schmidt, who for three years
had been performing the functions OF n
priest in New York, although the COM
municants and other clergymen some
times complained of his lax methods,
was arrested in the rectory of St.
Joseph's church in West 125th street.
He had actually conducted some of
the holy sacraments after he had
committed his detestable crime.
On the day of his arrest the priest
made full confession. He said he
had killed the girl while she slept and
cut her body into nine pieces.
He told also how he had betrayed
the simple servant and admitted other
crimes. Apparently he had worked to,
gether with several other monsters in
accomplishing the undoing OF young
girls His life record was thoroughly
examined and he was discovered to
have series of misdeeds to his credit
in different cities of this country, and
in Germany, where he was born.
Scbmidts statements soon became
wild and it was thought he was insane,
Alienists for the State on October 90
1913, however declared he was sane
and shamming hallucinations.
Hans Schmidt murdered Anna Au
mueller in Harlem fiat He was
assistant priest at St Josepn's church
in West One Hundred and Twenty
fifth street and continued his duties
before the murder.
On the Saturday night following he
presided at confessional. He was a
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-02-18

rested early the next morning, Sun
day, at ST. Josephs parish house by
Inspector Faurot and five detectives.
He confessed.
The detectives led him to the apart
ment on the third floor of a Bradhurst
avenue apartment house and he re-en-
acted the tragedy. Lifting from the
cheap, white enamelled irou bed the
imaginary body of the girl he carried
1t into the bath room adjoining and
placed 1t in the small bath tub. Some
one handed him the instruments that
he had used, kitchen knife and a
saw.
"You sec," he said in a suIlen way,
1T didn't hurt her. II couldn't have
hurt her She was asleep when came
into the room. Her throat was eX-
posed"
He cut her throat. With the saw he
dismembered the body. The pieces he
wrapped in pillow cases and other
articles in the cheaply furnished flat.
That night and within the next two
days he made six trips across the Fort
Lee Ferry at One Hundred ind Twen.
ty-ninth street, each time dropping a
piece of the dismembered body into
the Hudson River.
First l took the upper torso," he
| told the detectives, then the lower.
I carried after that the head, the arms,
| the legs"
On the third day after the murder
the upper part of the body was found
off the Palisades near Weehawken.
Two days later the lower torso was
found near Shady Side, N. ]. One
lower limb was picked up off Keans.
burg, two days alter. The head was
never recovered.
Twice the body was wrongly identi.
fled Inspector Faurot and his staff
were continuously busy. The pillow
cases were always the main clue. The
detectives learned that little truck
load of furnishings; containing two
such pillow cases, had been delivered
at the Bradhurst avenue flat two
! weeks before
The detectives found the knife and
saw and other unmistable evidences
OF the crime, but not the criminal
They watched but he did not return tc
the flat. The detectives gathered Q
description of him. They also found
letters in the flat addressed to Anne
Aumuller at the parish house of st
Boniface's church.
Following that clue they identified
the body as that of Anna Aumuller
who had come from Germany and who
had been servant in the parish house
until about the time the Harlem flat
was rented. The trial OF the crlmiha
led the detectives into the church. Ii
the presence of the aged Father Ger
aid Huntmann they confronted his as
sistant with picture of the dead girl
E Did you kill that glrl?" the Inspec
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-02-18
WOMANS SUFFRAGE
RECEIVES A BLOW

BY Pae. and int'i News Service.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-In the
House of Representatives today. bill
providing for equal suffrage was de-
feated by vote Of 90 to 40.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-02-18
CAPT. DANIELS URGES
NAVAL PREPAREDNESS
BY Pae. and Intr, News Service.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-Captain
Mexican Daniels, before the House
committee on naval affairs, said today
that more battle cruisers were re-
quired If the navy was expected to
successfully cope with any naval pow
er. He also advocated huge increase
In submarines, and numerous bases Of
supplies on each coast at short in
tervals.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-02-18

F. H. Van Volkenburg returned this
morning from Tracey, California,
where he was recently called by the
death of his father VIM. Van Volken-
burg. The old gentleman had been q
sufferer for years with cancer and his
death had been expected for months.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-02-18
STEAMER PAyLOF
ON THE ROCKS
Bv Pac. and IntI News So.

6V Pac. and IntI News So.
SEATTLE. Feb. lS.-Reports re-
ceived here say that the steamer Paw
lof is pounding to pieces on the rocks
of Tugidad Island, near Alaska a
terrific gale is raging and ii is feared
that the steamer will be a total loss.
The steamer Alameda is rushing to
the rescue of the crew.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-02-18
FIERCE BATTLE
NEAR ERzERUM

BY Pae. and lntI News Service.
LONDON, Feb. 18.-According to
dispatches received here a fierce bat
tie is raging between the Russians and
Turks westward Of Ezerum.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-02-18
CHiNAMAN HANGED AT
FOLSOM THIS MORNING

BY Pac. and int'i News Service.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 49, -Ung Sing,
the Chinaman who murdered a Japan
ese merchant at Stockton in 1914, was
hanged at 10 o'clock this morning at
the Folsom prison.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-02-18
WILL FIGHT THE
MEXICAN POLICY
BY Pae. and Int,I News service.

WASHINGTON. Feb. Ex-senator
Fall today announced from the floor
of the Senate that he intends to re-
new Immediately his war against the
administration on the Mexican policy.
He said:
"The Presidents explanation in re-
sponse to the resolution is wholly in.
adequate. l object to the administra.
tions cutlefish policy. in throwing a lot
of ink to conceal the real move
ments. In the near future will sup
ply some missing links to the report"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-02-18

A fire alarm was turned in this af-
ternoon about two o'clock and the
central office turned on the buzzer.
Soon afterwards central was notified
that the alarm was a mistake. 1t was
turned in by Dr. Moore.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-02-18
.ROMAN|A PREPARES
TO ENTER WAR
BY Pac. anu intl News service.

BY Pac. anu intI News Service.
ROME, Feb. 18.-It is reported here
today that Romania is preparing to
enter the war on the side CT the en-
tente allies. 1t is understood that the
allies forces located at Saloniki will
undertake great offensive simultan-
eously with Romania's decls ration of
war
The Russians and Romanians will
attack from the north and the allies
from the south. Romania's minister
of war has ordered all foreignefs un-
der forty years of age to enroll under
the colors before April first.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-02-18
ENGLISH AUTO OWNERS
URGED TO CEASE
PLEASURE RIDES

BY Pac. and InrI News Service.
LONDON. Feb. 1s.-The English
government this morning asks all au-
tomobile owners to cease pleasure rid
ing, explaining that by SO doing they
will save millions OF dollars and re-
lease hundreds OF workmen for army
service.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-02-18
FRISCO POLICEMEN
KILL FIREMAN
ATTEMPTING ARREST
BY Pac. and lner News Service.

BY Pac. and lnt'i News Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. lS.-Manuel
Paris, steamboat fireman. was fatal
ly wounded in duel with four police
men this morning. The police at
tempted TO arrest him for a minor Of
fense when he opened fire on them
They replied and the fireman was
wounded.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-02-18
STATE FORECAST
Says FAIR WEATHER

BY Pac. and IntT News Service.
~ SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, FEB. 49,
The official forecast says fair weather
for tonight and Saturday. with light
northwest wind.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-02-18
AMERICAN BRASS
WORKERS STRIKE
BY Pae. and Int'I News Service.

ANSONIA, Conn, Feb. 1S.-Five
thousand laborers of the American
Brass Works walked out OH a strike
this morning. Trouble is feared and
the state militia has been called out.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

Max Carlton, diamond merchant,
bankrupt. Papers filed in federal
court state the assets as $6O,329, LA
bilities $71,882.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

Richard BussIer suing HaII-Bor-
ebert Dress Form Co., 169 N. May,
for injuries he says he received in
falling in unprotected elevator shaft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-15
Seamtemiuall Der 0tbensucriidc=
rltnaSaaenfcn.

Sn Ser geltern abgebaltenen Sab.
resperimmlllrng Der Dopenport Mi.
location Der Observation-Disclosures.
amten auuroen Ole folgellben @eam.
ten fir bas ~laltfenoe sSobr ertpablt:
Nrdiioett - s. 8. @ilians BOZ,
Ser Mortbpeltern Ml1tual size SIT
iurance 60.
1. @isepraiioent ~ 5ronf $. &er.
IN BON Der @enn Mf1ltuol.
2. @iaepraiioent 2.WS. 9. Mior.
riliep bon Der @boenir M1ltllal.
NSefretar q. IS. gropl1 Don ser
Mh1tr,al 2ife bon Seem Sort.
Sdasmeiiter g. g. Coleman,
pon Ser Connecticut Ma1tllal.
grefutipfon1ite g. Griffin
gaa bon ser Mt1,tl1al @e1efit bon
9selparf, g. S., n1tb S. @. @igein-
botbem BON Ser @setropolitan Size.
9elegat sur Sectional Miiociation
1lno 9eational grefntibfomitemann
- S. IS. Sigginbotbm.
Die &o1rpe1tion ser 9seationalpers
miro I'M Septentber in ct.
jtattfin0en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-15
Moocrne 8'auberbSble.
ltcherraidel,hc Gntbeduns Der 2uscn,.
d 81 burger Ypli5ei.

ltcberraiderhc Gntbcdnns Der 2uycm.
burger Hpli5ei.
Die 3eiten Der Mduberromautit Tn6
nidt bdbin, bas bat man in 2urem<
burg sefeben. Dur seisen lie be,lte,
fpenn man lid 10 ausoriiden oarf.
pie Spuren elmer forti9rittli9en ST.
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luremburs;ide polisei modte, le9t
oaDon 3euenis ab. Mabe hei Sem
Mofeltdbtden @repenmader ge=
tpabrte mon einen 6eIsipalt. Der ben
@insans gu elmer ausseoebntcn Rau-
berz ano DiebeshSble biloete. Sled
binter Dem @insans batten Die ZEE
wobner cine Dirt Jaae erridtei Die
einen uneineepeibteu %unfeblbar nit
einem. 5pei 3entner fntpcren 5te,n
5eri9mettert bate. Weiter binsin
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Ter oide 8ruftpebr, Die CUR gerteis
btsuns Der 9Dble ei,lseri@tet mar.
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rihteten RGumli9teiten benefit, bab
Die moOernen Srpslpopten @ef4mad
fir &Dtnfprt unb bebagli9e 2ebens<
file befaben. 9rabtleitern erleBten
bic Menbeltreppen.
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lib au9 cine S9abtammer. 6ier lao
cine unmenge BON Ge9enitdnoen aufs
seitapelt:: 9dute, 2eber, 9anblpertsl
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nar'oas reinite unteriroii9e @arens
bals. 8emertenspert lit aud oas
Muffinoen bon beutfden unb franz
s50i{aen unifornen, Ole 'aIem Mns
f9ein na4 ben MiKetdtern lei ibret
nd9tli9en Streifou9en nusli9 Doa
rem, pitant ait Der sarsen @eiH1d:c
lit Ser lmitano. bdB bic gebDIosn
'unfreiptdig Ben M,tsball oes uirl.er=
irbtfden @dlupfpintels b%esiinltisz
ten, inoem iie Dos 8etreten Der Mege
nod Dem 8erse pesen Gin turSaez
fabr berbottn. 9enn in Der Ieyten
Set bate mon man6mal beim Wcr=
iibergebe1 &lopfen. i'm 8eree seDort.
Die einen :~glaubten, Dos @erdul9 fsi
duf bas Giniinten o.s 8erses auriid=
5ufubren (est finoen iih bier alte
@teinbride), anoere, nit etpas ros
mantif9 ansebaudter @emitsort,
glaubten an unterirOif9e 8tppfgeiz
ittr. Niemqno aber 6utte geabnt, poB
bieie nadtliaen 5putgefnlten MauS
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haraftcli{eren: uMr itno Az, plsil
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@eriiber .0ieier @treiAe iurse But
iaenfinb;I oereM B6anIalie bllrA SIC
aettlre Bpm Rdubetfomaren ubsrs
hibt diff. Ms NJ 's'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-15
S,f b6ie,,1 Tabrnaiier.

@abreno Sic 9oliaei int ben erlten
'Stlnoen 6es Sonntag MSomens oas
Sous bon Conn @agner un6 Deiien
5ralt in SEQ. 522 @od &slano 5tru,
be bonn Seller bis gum @ooen bltrd)-
ludte, entfam ein. gebeimniBpoIes
Jral1en5ifnmer aus Demlelben. @og=
1ler nno 0eiiea 6ra11, apltroen inoei=
len berbaftet. 9as Nuhr ioll friiber
.oas oils l1nluoraliih befalrnte 5late
;@oltle betriebelr bubelt. @s m1rbe
inter Ser @nflage 6eg 8etriebs zines
alnofbentliden @allies oerbaftet, ood)
mag Die Staatsampaltldaft lid, nod,
5llr grbebung elmer idymereren 9ln=
flage bemogem fiiblen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-15
Gin Silfernf aus seutidlanS.
.@eitere amerifaniide Mcr5te ct:
ipiiniGt", lalltct pffi5ielle beb0rbs
lide Mittbelung.

uSpcben tpirb mir blrd] Sic Ser
mittlung bes @~eneralar5te5 bes 6. Mr<
meefprps BON bD6lter suitanbiger Stel<
Ie als Berlin Bic Madridt iibermitteIt,
DOB 1%peitere amerifaniide ger5te err
ipiinidt 1iab."
60 6eridtet ST.. @ermann SiiGer,
Der leitenbe @r5t elmer ser amerifaniz
1den Ier5te : ggpebtionen in 9ent16s
latlp, in eirem bonn 8. Sanuar batirten
griefe an bas Imerifanil9e Mer5te%
Expeditions : Committee. 8uslei9
tbeilt er nit, baB bel BEN 5ritanoisen
8eb6rben in 9eutl9lanb Sic 8eiprgz
nib gu berrlden i9eint, Sic amerifaniz
neutrality-suspicious., Bic sul1d6if auf
je feds Ionnte nah briiben seldidt
apl1rpen, lpiiroen nad Mblauf bieler
3eit 5uriid9esosen iperben.
Natiirli6 liest .bem Committee, be1<
fen @%prlibenber Ser befannte Gralibent
Der aesal gio @ocietp Mrtbur bon
Srie1en, n1os beiien g9abmeilter Ser
friibere &on9reB : M6georbnete unb
Comptroller Ser stabt Meip gorf Ser
man q. aReb lit, nidts ferner ais Sic
grpeoitipnen, Sic briiben bor5iigIid)es
leiiten, absl1berufen. Sm @egentbeiI.
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tbis Ianger, lire Sbatigfeit I'M ssnters
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baten fortIeten, %ionbern es ioaen
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alls9eldidt perben.
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bung 6errn ST.. Siiders cntbalt ia al,
lt1lb fir 1id) nidts neles. SAP Sic
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9enb lit.
9as Committee lam feline 8batig=
felt natIirlid mt bnnn fortleben
fann Die jeBf briiben arbeitenben gg=
petitioner lulr bann neiter l,nterbal=
ten unb neue ggpebitionen 1lllr ban1
bi%1ausl6iden, lpe1u linn bon Sci
S%reunben Der bel1tldeu Gade Sic rD:
tbise llnterltiisung miro. llnb bieIe lin:
teritiibuns lit: @elb. user elm Ser;
bat fir 5ie 2eiben Ser Sapferen, 81
auf Ben S6la6tfelbern unb in Be,
S6iiben9raben nerbluten, Ser mir
feline Silfe oieiem n0tbiaen 8erf Sc:
ariegsbilfe urD Mdditenliebe ni6t ber
iagen.
@eitrase fir Sic quite gade neb
men Der S9atmeilter beg COMMITTEES
Serr German q. Nlet, $50. 1872 SUB
ION Greet. Stein Dorf Gitp, Ipipie 81
Dertiden 3citunsen bes 2anbes I'M
Die in bielen Stdbten beltebc1lben lin
tercommittees enteegen.
9as gpmmittee fat feline beioloete,
gealnten nber Inseitellten n11b Der
iper1bet ale 8eitra9e brett ln1b aus
1dlieblid fir Bic ausrii.i tl1ng llno lin
terbaltung Der @rpebitioner.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-15
@otarp Club.

SSn Ser geiterlt Dsfittag inn @lacf=
batpf Sotel abgebaltenen regelmaBi=
gen modJentliden 3l1iaumentmnft
Der MitgIieoer bes &ptarp Glrbs,
a11 melder al1Ber0em Ser itdotiidJe
gal1inipeftpr @rabam f1no Ste Mit-
|slieoer 0es aomites fiir Seuerloid-
[tpeien 0es Davenport staotratbs
t%beili1abmert, bielt Serr 6. 81. @oipn-
lero bon gbicago, SS11gellieur fir Die
geationalPsb0roe Ser Sire ll11oertpria
tiers einen iintereilanten @ortrag uno
lette ausHnanber, nnter meld)en @e=
I1ingl1neeiI Die Staot 1uoel1port als
ser 6rsffftts1l| in Die 5ipeitu Mdte>tf1d1fe
anfgenomnien aItperosn ftdnlE. ;sSSerr
|Somnieno aptirbe poT 3iirgernttettftetsr
sllfre6 s. M11eller Sen gerlummelten
porgelteM. Seine sll1sfiibrnnsen Sc
Iden 1idd 10 5ientieh NIT 4ben M1sfiibz
rlntgen Der 8otidnft fbesnN iirgcr1rei=
fters, Die mir Dor u1ebreren. Iagen in
lIDer bpllet l1eberi es1nlg brad)teal.
Ml1d BiirgermeiIter Mfiielfer bielt Ell
he Mniprade.
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DEM ibei6en6en Sefretdr George 81.
9ri6e @orte Ger boditel1 Mnerfen=
rnng. SEER 81. S.. 9atpion Mberreid)-
tie 9errn @eder 9onens bes Motarr
Clubs cine biibide l1brfette NIT @i6=
lm11nd.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-15

- 9as Oeul9 e Beuerz.
lDI9meien bat einen 1dtperen Ser
luft erlitten: 8ranooirettor Me1tpbas
len in Samburs, Der @prftBenbe bes
8efbanoes beuti9er eBerufsfeuerz
lpebroffi5tere i'm Mitttdrla5orett'
.3eitbaiE 1T ieinen i@neren@erleBuns
gen erlegen, Die er Dor GINGER 3eit
our9 einen @ranatiduB erlitten batz
tie. Ser @erforbene ftdn6 i'm Ga. 2e=
bensiabrs uno nabm alg %19jabriger
an Dem 6elbouge 1870--4 tell; barz
na9 puroe 'er 8aupoli3eiinipettor in
6amburg uno nad~ sem tragifden
5ooe Ripptngs Branobirettor in
6amburg. st gait dig cine Mutori=
tGt auf benz @ebiete bes 5euerlDf@z
neiens; 5ablrei@e pt@tige MaBnab<
men berbanten Die 5euerluebren ieiz
ner Snittatibe un6 1einer rei4en Gr=
fabrunger. SIN Stunt 1914 leitete er
in Miinden NIT grobem @el9id bie
5agung oes 9erbanoes Ser beut19en
BerufsfeuertpebrzS ffi5tere. @r mar
elm grober Sreunb nn6 TOrbeser Der
f~reipiutgen Jeuerpebren; Der 9eutz
Ihs &ei9s= Seuertpebr< @erbanb err
%nannte i'm oesbalb in Entertaining
leiner hoben 0eroienite gu ieinem
, Ghrenmitglieo. DIS besei1terter gaz
triot 5og er gu .8eginn Oes %gegsnlpdrz
tigen &rieses als Mujpr per 2anbz
pebr an Der 5pibe zines 2anopebrz
8ataillons ins 5elb, mahte Die
idhperen &dmpfe i'm Minter segen
Rublano nit uno tam oann an Die
fiblide @efedtsfront. Sin feline ber=
borragenOen Soften 5ei9nete i'm Sc
ueralfelbmari4aG b. Madenien am
III. Mars ourh lleberreiduny bes
@iiernen &rell5es 1. syflahe aus;
auBeroem NOR er nod nit oe3 htNi=
ihen S.apferfeitsmeouille 0etprieri.
Ronitantin Der @roBe bol
ausoridli6 .seftottet", bura 3aube,
rel glltes Metter gu MAIDEN.
Der afrifanif6e Slefont
tommt am ailimanoi4aro nc2 II
elmer 90be BON $4,000 SUP ppr.
STE .er tie organtiierte 2iebessa:
bentdtigteit Deroantt ibren nrlprllne
mountaineering 8eniamin Irantlin.
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