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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07
CLOSE BIG DEAL FOR
NEVADA CATTLE RANCHES

Deals involving millions of dollars
for the purchase of cattle and big
ranches in Nevada were closed last
Tuesday by prominent San Francisco,
Chicago and Reno business men.
The big Smoke Greek ranch, sixty
miles north of Reno. has been pur-
chased by w. H. Moffatt and H. e.
Humphrey of the Union Land and
Cattle Company of Reno and the H.
Moffatt Company OF San Francisco
for $2,SOO000. Fifty thousand head
of sheep are included in the deal.
Another large transaction is the
purchase by the Western Meat Com
pany of the Nevada Meat Company's
plant in and around Reno, for be-
tween 100000 and $1,000.000.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07
LOYFLA(E BOYS SENT
TO STATE RtFORM SCHOOL

The closing chapter in the case of
Harold and Lynn Loyelace. aged II
and II years, respectively, who were
acquitted last month of the murder
of Professor F. T. Hammil, was writ
ten yesterday at Twin Falls, Idaho,
when they were declared incorrigahle
and ordered sent to the State Indus
trial School until they are II years
old
After the acquittal of the boys on
the ground that they were not re-
sponsible because of their youth. they
entered the public school. The teach
ers and officers CT the school testified
at the trial that it became necessary
to dismiss them because some of the
children were frightened and others
displayed too much interest in the
boys past record.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07
DRIVER MURDERED
AND MAIL RIF[fD

A cold-blooded and calculating ban
dit murdered Stage Driver Searcy
near Jarbidge about $50 o'clock
Tuesday night, rihed a registered
mail sack of about $1,000, and escaped
into the hills, where all trace Of him
has been lost, says an Elko special TO
the Journal. Meager details of the
crime are at hand. From reports
by Sheriff Joe Harris and secret serv-
ice men, who are seeking a clue to
the whereabouts of the highwayman,
a theory has been built up to show
that the crime was premeditated, well
planned, and the act of a man with
steel nerves.
Searcy's body was found with the
stage a short distance up the Jar
bidge river from Jarbidge postofTice
with a bullet hole behind the left ear.
Drawing conclusions from this. it
is maintained that Searcy either had
taken his slayer as a passenger at
Rogerson. Idaho, the northern termi-
nal of the drivers route, or had
picked him up on the road.
At some point near Jarbidge the
passenger is believed to have placed
a gun near the unsuspecting driyen's
head and to have sent a bullet crash
ing into his brain. Death must have
been instantaneous.
The murderer then held the still
warm body of his victim on the seat
with one arm while he drove the
team to within four hundred yards
of the Jarbidge postoffice, where he
turned up the river for some dis
tance.
He then rified the registered mail
sack and disappeared into the hills.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07
BIBLICAL CHARACTER ATTEND
ING TO COURT DUTIES

Jacob Bible, the Loveloek mer-
chant, and who is so strong a re-
minder of the Good Book when his
name is mentioned, is doing court
duty. Jacob is also the name of one
of the great prophets recorded in the
Good Book With due respect to
Jake Bibles business there is a ques-
ton whether he who is so successful
across the profit counter can enter
through the eye of the proverbial
needle and be alongside the other
prophets where sin is no more. They
cannot impeach the integrity of the
man whose name suggests the ways
marked out by the Bible.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07
BASKETBALL GAME
SATURDAY NIGHT

Every one about the high school
who has any artistic ability land
there are many of them) is busy
these days planning and executing
catchy window cards, in their spare
moments. The cards will advertise
the big Reno game, which will occur
next Saturday.
Reno. being the metropolis of the
State, has a very strong team. So
strong that they won the State cham
pipnship last year And they are
conceded to be a shade better this
year. But this does not seem to dis
turb the fast local team, who expect
to romp away with the big end of
the score Saturday night.
Now that Mr.. Jewell is sick, Miss
Donahue and the captain, Ruth Var
gas, are putting the finishing touches
on the playing of the team, and they
certainly look good to all who have
observed them.
A recent letter from Reno states
that they will come on No 6 Saturday
and will bring Mr.. Redfern of the
University, who has had consider
able experience in basket ball in Cali
fornia, to act as referee. Professor
Montgomery of the Lovelock high
school and Professor Scott of the
Winnemucea grade school will be
asked to act as umpires.
Following are the Reno girls who
will raaka nm fba guuad.
Margaret Thorn, Margaret Geister,
Evadna Pettigrew, Gladys Dunkle,
Eloise Harris, Leona Bergman and
Helen Smith.
Miss Mack will accompany them.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07
DAN BENGOCHEA PASSES
AWAY AT M'DERMITT

Dan Bengochea. a well-known resi-
dent of the northern part of the
county, passed away at McDermitt
last Tuesday night after a short ILL
ness, of pneumonia. He was 80 years
OF age and a native of Spain. De-
ceased's brother. Santiago Bengo-
chea, who also resides at McDermltt,
was with him to the last. Besides his
brother he has a mother and other
relatives residing in Spain. He came
TO this country when a boy and had
made his home in Humboldt county
during his residence in this country.
The funeral was held this afternoon
at McDermitt.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07
BROTHERH00L
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

AT a regular meeting of the Fra
ternal Brotherhood lodge, held in
Winneva hall last Tuesday evening
the following officers We're elected
for the coming year: Euphamie Man
gan, president, Ernestine Diehl, vice
president; Jennie Smith, treasurer;
ada Flynn, secretary; DR.. p. ]. Man
gan. physician; William Akin, chap
lain; Flora Brown. sergeant; Laura
Akin, mistress-at-arms; Lucy Born,
inner doorkeeper; Chris Wolf, outer
doorkeeper.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07
EDUCATIONAL SURVEY Is IN
SESSION ATC ARSON CITY

A meeting of the Educational Sur
vey Commission was held yesterday
in the Office of Governor Boyle and
a general discussion of the work to
be done by the commission INDUCED
in, but no action on any matters was
taken. Those in attendance were
Governor e. d. Boyle, DR.. G. f. James
the executive secretary. Professor w,
]. Hunting of Carson City, Superin-
tendent J. E. Bray and ]. A. Lang
with of Winnemucca.-Car News.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07
LADIES' AID SALE SATURDAY

In the old Humboldt Star Office. Ell
Dorado Hotel building, East Third
street, next Saturday, December 9,
beginning at / o'clock, the Ladies Aid
of the Nj. E. church will conduct a
sale, consisting of a fine variety of
useful and fancy articles suitable for
Christmas presents; also cooked food
such as cakes. pies, cookies. dough-
nuts. salads, chilli beans and candy.
Prices will be right Your patron
age is solicited.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07
Annralser Of MlIIer Estate

In the District Court yesterday
morning Judge Ducker appointed
William Blattner as one of the inheri-
tance tax appraisers of the court of
the property in this county of the
late Henry Miller.
This appointment is one of the
preliminaries in the suit brought by
the State to collect the inheritance
tax on the Miller estate in Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07
ARNOLD PLEASED
WITH HAYSTACK

The good showings and conditions
at Haystack camp are interesting and
very suggestive of a good future.
examinations of the area and all con-
clude that the section has fine gold
merit and conditions that mean. with
mine development, success. Recent
ly, Senator Emory Arnold. from Gold
field, field man and expert for the H.
Schweigart Company of New York,
which financed the Jumbo Extension
and brought it into action until it
reached $4 a share. visited the Hay
stack Mines Company's property.
After going over the Haystack show
ings and making numerous paintings,
he said:
ITO me it is surprising that prop
erty of such showing and quality
should lie out of doors and undevel-
oped. If we had any showing like it
in Goldfield its value would be soar
ing high. From a series of assay re-
turns shown me by my friend, Frank
l.. Reber, / became interested, and
accordingly visited the property and
looked at and examined the varied
showings and workings; and, to con-
firm the assays. made numerous pam
nings; and in each instance / re-
ceiyed string of fine gold that veri-
fed the assay returns that were sub
mitted to me. | also made acid tests
or solutions on the telluride, and
these showed the purple color known
as the Purple of Cassius, always a
| characteristic test to prove gold asso-
ciated with gold-bearing rock.
Il find at Haystack a remarkably
good condition. | found a series of
quartz veins intersecting and inter-
Eliminating with crystalline rocks,
GRANTEES, quartzite, lines and basalts,
and phonalitus dikes. To the old
time Cripple Creeker this property
viii appeal, for he will readily be
reminded of the geologic conditions
and gold-bearing features of the great
Gold Coin mine, which to date has
produced in sylvanite and telluride
ores over S7000.000, and has attained
a depth of 100 feet with the rich
gold ore still Going down and being
extracted at profit
"The possibilities of Haystack are
only to be measured by the law of
comparison, which makes the mine
examiner so valuable. The evidence
of gold here is most significant 1t
is in quartz veins and disseminated
through contiguous rock These frac-
lures and veins show along the trend
for more than 1000 feet, and on the
! cross-fractures are proven for a
width of hundreds of feet Those
who are acquainted with similar for
nations and conditions where hydro
thermal influences were so strong or
/ where heated waters redisposed and
/ otherwise caused mineral changes in
the earth's crust, can appreciate the
possibility and gold-bearing strength
of Haystack and what legitimate de-
yelopment may accomplish in making
and proving rich gold-producing
section. All the essential features of
this Haystack property advance the
idea that a great deposit of gold will
be proven with proper development.
and the fortunate owners become
happy beneficiaries OF fortune"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07
NEW REPUBLICAN PAPER
STARTED AT ELk0

The first issue of the Elko Enter
prise, a seven-column, four-page
weekly publication, made it's appear
ance last Friday. The editor and
publisher. d. n. Wheeler, says that
the new publication has come to stay
and that il will soon be an eight-page
paper. He states the publication will
be Republican in politics and that it
i'll be "one hundred per cent Ameri-
can"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07
A CHRISTMAS SUGGESTION

There is nothing you can give to
your relative or friend that would be
nicer than a pair of Indian Mecca
sins. We invite you to come into Ne
vada's largest and handsomest drug
store and see our line of moccasins
and other suitable gifts. Make your
selections early.
EAGLE DRUG STORE,
The Rexall Store.
adyt.te-- phone 483
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07
PROF. JEWELL CONFINED
TO HOME WITH PLEURISY

Professor C. A. Jewell, principal of
the high school. has been confined to
his home for several days with pleu-
risy. Last night his temperature
reached an alarming point. but this
morning he was considerably inn
proved.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07
BOARD REN0nES LICENSE
OF BIG MEADOW HOTEL

Before adjourning Tuesday even
ing the board of county commission
ers revoked the liquor license of the
Big Meadow hotel. at Loveloek, con
Quoted by the Big Meadow Investment
Company,
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07
LOCAL NOTES AND
PERSONALMENTION

August Tilden, the Goldfeld attor-
new. who has been conducting the
Dunbar defense, left Tuesday evening
for the southern mining camp. At
torney Tilden is an able practitioner
and one Of the brightest attorneys in
the State.
DR. A. A. Wendell, the well-known
dentist, returned this morning from
a short business trip to San Fran
cisco.
w. Wright is in town from Salt
Lake, registered at the Hotel Lafay-
ette.
w. J. Bradley is having numerous
improvements made at THE Bud" by
Thompson & Son, painters and paper
hangers.
Miss Mary Langwith has returned
from visiting friends at Golconda.
NJ. K. Brooks of Quinn River Cross
ing is in town today.
Don't forget the candy girl at the
Ladies' Aid sale, Saturday.
Mrs. A. States is in town from Ger
ZACH, registered at the Overland.
n <f se IN
stopping at the Eldorado.
Mrs. Charles Williams is in town
from DEMO, a guest of the Eldorado
Charles A. Green is in town to-
day from his ranch near Inlay, stop
ping at the Eldorado.
L. st. d. Roylance came up from
San Francisco last Tuesday and left
for Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Law of Jack
son Mountain. are sending day or
two in town this week.
The outfit of the Utah Construc-
ton Company arrived in town last
evening and is being loaded today
with supplies for the Quinn River
ranches.
Get your Sunday dinner ready to
eat at the Ladies Aid sale. Saturday.
Professor ]. f. Abel, University
regent-elect, came in from Paradise
Hill last evening, returning home to-
day.
]. r. Harvey and son. H. X. Har-
vey, are in town from Paradise Val
ley.
Mrs. Ted Zeiph has gone to San
Francisco on a visit
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stewart are in
town from their Willow Point ranch.
P. V. Saunders Of Glover Valley is
spending a few days in town.
Be sure to get one of those laun-
dry or sewing bags at the Ladies'
Aid sale. They are something entire
/ ly new; fastens with clasp.
C. r. Squires, the well-known Ma
tional merchant was in town yester-
| day.
r. A. Fraser, representing the ma
chinery department of the Verdi
Lumber Company is spending few
days in town
/ Y. Arrascada OF the Star hotel left
yesterday for McDermitt to attend the
funeral of d. Bengochea, which was
held at that place today.
8
i f. NJ. Payne, bookkeeper for the
Pacific Livestock Company at Quinn
River Crossing, returned home yes
terday morning, after having spent a
few days in town.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bankotier and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wilkinson, after
spending a week in town, returned
to McDermitt yesterday.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07
CROWDS ATTRACTED BY
EMPORIUM CLEARANCE SALE

This is the second day of the Em-
porium's great clearance sale, and
Manager Couzin states that the crowd
of purchasers is fully as large as on
the opening day. For tomorrow's
special see display advertisement on
third page.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07

Today Clerk Dayey issued a mar
riage license to Antonio Gaudiaga
and Ruflna Omar. both of Loyelock.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07

Don't forget the Ladies' Aid sale
next Saturday afternoon in the old
Humboldt Star office.
Q
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Pasquale and
Mrs. G. Pasquale returned TO Para
disc Valley yesterday.
9
Everybody likes nice hot popcorn.
Call at Mrs. Cooney's store and see
The new all electric Butterkist ma
chine in operation. -advttf.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07
WEATHER REPORT

For the twentyfour hours ended al
s am. today:
Highest temperature yesterday, "a
Lowest this morning, Z.
Mean temperature yesterday. "a.
Normal temperature yesterday, 32
Prevailing wind direction. south
west.
Weather forecast for the twenty
four hours ending pm. tomorrow:
Fair and continued cold tonight and
Friday.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07
Change OF
Program
Every Night.
NIXON OPERA HOUSE
TOMORROW NIGHT

TOMORROW NIGHT
DIG DOUBLE PROGRAM
Triangle Fine Arts presents
Douglas Fairbanks
ir
"The Habit of Happiness
CA thrilling Drama in five parts)
Also Charles Murray in
s'The Bath-House Blundcr"
(Keystone Comedy in two parts)
Admission: Zoe and 25e
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07
TWO NEW ELECTRIC SIGNS
FOR BUSINESS CENTER

New electric signs have been re-
ceived and placed in position by the
Nixon Opera House and f. Reinhart
Company.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07

Butterkist popcorn and fresh cleo
trio roasted peanuts sold in any guam
tity at Mrs. Cooney's store.-advt.t tt.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07

TONIGHT
Pathe presents
"The Iron Claw"
(Chapter ~
Entitled "The Haunted Canvas
Featuring Pearl White
unfamiliar Fishes"
(EducationaD
"Tinkering with Trouble"
Comedy
Admission: Toe and 15c
Social Dance after the First Show
Music by the Famous
Saxophone Orchestra
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-07

Superior
Photoplay
Attractions.
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Treie BreRe far Eeras; sonnabeao II. NoDen0er 1916.
NuS eigener Strait.
Sud in 9euti9IanD sibt es "Selts
maOe Men."


Gran Iagt immer, bab es feline SELF
mabezmen" in 0eutf9lanb 9dbe. SebE
NIT l1nredt; neuli6 1T ert tpteher ein
FOLDER getorbsn. Seine @raelen5 Der
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poblbabenben Sabrifanten aufitiee
uno es iosar our GraeGen5 bra4te,
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fereefeGe Naumann, Dem leine Sabr.
RIDER Minionen einbra4ten unb Der
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briid i'm a5nigreid Su4ien BON ben
@rafen Wiloins faufte, Mit benz Be-
fb bisfer 9errf4aft 1T @iB unb @ttmz
me in Ser iddffden @riten &ammer
perbunben, pespegen Raumann IN
Dresden augemein Ser nStanoesmann"
q%enonnt purbe. Die @rafen Wtlotns
felbf! SIN Sabre 1912 tpuros 9srr
@rnit Wilbins, Der @pbn zines fd3iis
f6en Mpotbeters, graf uno ttalienis
f9er Shirt BON Habolt unb erporb So
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i~ibrigens Elm tragif4es S4idlal err
rei9t. @lgemein TT pobl Der n&Onig
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tete @proB elmer p%ornebmen rumdnts
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obnen, pel9es Generbe Der &umdne
betrteb. Die gbe purDe Dor 5pOl1
sSabren fir ungiltig erfldrt unb Die 8e=
bauernsperte nennt itd ieitoem nit
genebmigung bes a0nigs Srteortd
@nguff rSrau DON Stterf9iib." Sin
@elfmobezMlan TT in Deg Wortes
pobrfter 8eoeutuns aud Der friibers
@dloHerseIene Stain. Der ipdtere Di=
rector Der rSnternationalen 8obrsefeae
f9oft" in Grfelen5. Die iabrelong 500
gro3ent Dipioenbe perteilte. Der
Monn, Der am 8. Suli, 1928, gu 2ams
feot in 6annober oas 2i6t Der Weli
erbtidte uno fpdter als u3~uderfDnigN
IN eona California befannt fpurbe,
Glaug Spredels, hdtte es alfo pieleidi
aud in Oeuti9lanO, pie 2ingner, aur
Graellen5 gebra4t; bier, reipefttpe IN
9opaii, perlteb Jpn iein fDnigli6er
@0nner nur oas @robfomturfrena Dee
Oroens Roldfnuos bes Griten (unf
2ebtenl.
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10, ole jrem0morte!

Sm Quarter BON q bduien
eintrGdtig @ertreter aIsr Maffengdt,
tuneen aufammen. Mon lit iibersin=
gefommen, Gr5rteruneen bariiber. nell
DE Doffe BIZ. fir Den 5elo3us merit
poufts fei, 81 unterIafen.
Matf6buber bdlt zines Sosss nun
Dem aanbiturmsefreiten, Der als Ct
minarlebrer iif allmGblid elm ianftes
nebereepidt psridafft Bat, aiemli9
entriiftet Dor, baB er i6n Yein Snfans
terie.nebeI" gebeiBen, babe. nGrftens
bin i'd gar nit 70 libel, oub o's modt,
unD 5peitens pfeif' | mas auf Die Sns
fanterie. 5 bin &urOnisr. Qrtone.
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9a eabs nun Elm tolles 8elG4ter in
Der san5en 8ube. Der perbu5te Ct
minarsefreite bate ben brapen Mdtlhs
buber Elm .gnfant terrible" %genannt.
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gntGo6ene RuGen.

4us 3iiri9 Dirb gemeloet: Neulif
friib entbedte Elm Gtntpobner BON Wei-
a9 auf einem @mopasen feds fplits
ternadte @eftoltsn, bic benz erfdrodes
men Monne Suriefen: mir Ruhen!
4uFen nidt b0s!" Sc tparen feds
BON ben 9eutfden IN Der S9la9t on
ben MaiuriI6en Siimpfen sefangen
genommens 3uFen, ares 8urfden bon
oreiunosfpan3ig biz pierunb5pan5ia
Sabren, Die IN Der Ma6t pom lesten
Mittno9 aus Der @egeno BON Stetten
unb 9pbentensen, no Fs 6~eIbarbeiten
perri9tsn muBten, entnihen tparen.
@on fiinfSebn 8efaneenen batten fid
nft aus einem ssmeinfamen 69lafs
roum gsfliatet uno oberbolb Safer
ftubl bas fApei5erif6e Rbeinufer err
rei6t. 0abei mar ibnen bon Der
6trDmun9 bos 2leiberbiinoel entriHen
tpor6en uno 70 hotten Die Slii4tltnat
I'm Mb%amstoitiim lanoeintpGrts fliihs
ten miiFen. Gus Sen beno9bartm
8ouernbiuiern fpuroen tie balb nit
Den nDiigen aleiOungsftiidsn psrfebeu
unb bierauf na9 DieIsborf eingeliefert
mo tur5 berna9 gu ibrsr 5reube ou6
Ole feblenben 3fpei 8ameraben sintras
FEN, bic in Raot<S tabel, ebenfaas aner
Rletbuns bar. aufsesriff.n tporbsn
fparen.
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Deutlhe ge6ni&.

Sab Deuti9ianb troB DEB &rieses
uuF ie6nifdem unS pifeni9aftlidem
@ebiete punberbure 5ortf6ritte ma9t
unb au9 genigenb aupfer fir ben
gau riefiger eleftriIden Mai9inen bat,
gebt aus Der ~fotgenben Mitteilung her>
por, Die mir 9errn Or. 3url @eore
fSranf neroahfen:
Die SiemenszS 9uderperfe, Berlin.
baben, laut tirstid erbaltener Mittsis
luua, ben 8au zines 10000 e. 80. Sc
nerators in Muftrag genommen. Die
Ter Surboz9 %enerator nirb fir Dos
abeiniF9s MeItfdlifde Glettri8itdtsperl
eebuut uno 1T CUR Speifung Der neusr
unb biefem Werfe gebOrigen groben
lleberianb5entroIe beltimmt.
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tigen 5urbozG Generator piro ebenfaus
elm Sransformator BON 10000 e. W,
eeliefert, peldsr bic @eneratorSS pans
nung auf 10000 @olt erbObt.
Wenn man bebenft, bab Die grDBs
ten O~enerotoren bier In Mmerifa, tpis
fie fir bic Gbifpn 0eienf4aften in
Gbicogo, 9bilaoelpbiu unb fir Die Sns
terborousb @apio graniit 60. in Netr
Yort geliefert perben, nur $4,000
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gliift bate, lpenll er oardn oad)te,
OaB err ser 2iebenoen nidt MIR iein
&er5, 0aB er ibr aud Sorgloiigfeit
ld)ellfen oitrfe.
gf6cr rpenn lie altd) nit Der Mut-
fer ans Der Stuot fortging, gang
fam man iid nidt permeioen, obue
Iebr auf5ufaaen, menn man cine So
mile 5ulanmen biloct. limo menu
nidt friiber, 10 muBten lie it'd auf
Srmds 6od5eit begegnen.
9itt lie bon oielem @e0unfen?
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