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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-08
AL Kaufman's Trial Postponed

Al Kaufman, manager of the Famous
Players Film Company's studio in West
Fifty-sixth Street. Yesterday obtained
an adjournment until June l9 of his
trial on charges of permitting a twelve
year-old boy to act in picture cast.
His attorney told Magistrate Harris in
the West Side Court that the boy was
employed by one of the company's dl-
rectors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-08
T. R. LEADS Y. NJ. c. A. VOTE
1854 Members of Railroad Branch Give
Him Decided Plurality.

Theodore Roosevelt came out on top
in a straw vote taken yesterday at the
Railroad Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. 300 Park Avenue. The result
of the ballotng. participated in by 1854
members, was as follows:
Roosevelt, l46; Wilson, III; Hughes,
90; Root, 8; Burton. 8; Benson, 2; Ford,
l. Sulzer, /; Taft. !.
Mr.. Benson is the Socialist candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-08
HUGHES SPENDS DAY
IN WRITING OPINIONS
Politics Fails to Intrude on Du-
ties of the Justice.

Washington, June Justice Hughes
remained secluded at his home, in Six
teenth Street, Northwest, to-day, writ
ing opinions to be delivered from the
Supreme Court bench Monday, the last
decision day until next fall.
The justice had no callers, and his
only diversion was an automobile ride
in the evening with Mrs. Hughes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-08

convention. He did IL very softly. One
could see that he was speaking, De
cause his bosom rose and fell.
Senator Harding was wnrm y greeted
when he took the platform. lie began
with a plea for harmony. Possibly ms
most telling statement was 40 not
believe that there Is really Isac-
tionary Republican hearing credentals
10 this convention" Boies Fenrose,
yho sat within ten feet Of the plat
form. hurriedly looked in his inside
pocke. TO see II he had lost anything.
Maybe he was worried about his rail-
road ticket. At any rate, whatever ne
sought was there, and the convention
went on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-08
T. r. DEMONSTRATION
BREAKS ALL RECORDS

Chicago, June l. To-
DAVIS demonstration OF one
hour and thirty-thrcc minutes
for Roosevelt exceeded the
previous record for such at
fairs Of one hour and twenty
nine minutes. established in
the Democratic convention IN
Denver in 1908 in behalf OF
William Jennings Bryan. That
demonstration had exceeded
by four minutes the record
made the same year IN the
Republican convention IN
Chicago, when Colonel
RooseveIt's supporters sought
his nomination over William
Howard Taft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-08
INSTRUCTED FOR FORD,
WEAR HUGHES BADGES
Michigan Delegates May Desert
Pacifist Altogether.

Chicago, June -Notwith,tanding
they are under instructions to vote for
Henry Ford, the Michigan delegates
came to the convention wearing Hughes
badges. Chairman Marx said:
I'VE will cast our first ballots for
Mr.. Ford After that we will decide
what to do"
Other members of the delegation
were more outspoken. Some openly ad-
vocated change of the ballot to Mr.
Hughes prior to the announcement of
the first vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-08


Seven feet behind Harding sat Will
lam Jennings Bryan. IL might be as
eumed that Bryan would not have en-
flowed listening TO wholesale condemna-
ton OF the Democratic party. Perhaps
there was shade OF grimness about
his mouth while the speaker assalled
the Administrations policy IN Mexico,
but as the address trailed on and on
through the silence Bryan smiled. We
had seen the same smile once before.
Ty Cobb, who. like Mr. Bryan, horns
in as reporter on important occa-
sions. grnned in just that way as ne
watched Fred Snodgrass chase a fly
during a worlds series game.
If tho orator failed 20 please his au-
dience IL was not for want Of trying.
Except FOR the Democrats, he seemed
10 have not an enemy in the world. In
particular he adored words. lie loved
to surround himself with them and set
them to skylarking now here and now
there. Sometimes one could hardly see
Harding for the words about him.
Thus, the Senator seemed 10 be SIN
cerely determined on the question or
preparedness, but when he got down TO
the question Of how much preparedness
he was less lucid. Many persons are
still pulling over what Harding meant
when he said, 81 shall not say that II
is ours 10 have the greatest navy in
the world. but noting the elimination
OF distance and the passing OF our one
time isolation, We ought TO have navy
that fears none in the world"
In criticisng tAe foreign policy Of
the Administration the speaker was
seized for a moment with mlsgiying:
zone must be an American first and
partisan afterward," he remarked. This
scruple he dismissed, however, With the
reflection I'VE believe Republioanism
is the culture OF highest Americanism."
Commoner Recognizes Old Stuff.
There was a good deal about the
tariff, a word Of kind regard for Gen
eral Grant, passing reference 70 the
Philippines and the parting thought,
at is good to be an American. And we
may rejoice 10 be Republicans"
Ii was observed that William Jen-
nings Bryan took few notes on the
speech. M. Bryan knows old stuff
when he hears il.
There was a futter Of handkerchicfs,
few cheers and little stamping
when Harding finished his speech.
William Bennett, Of New York, pressed
forward on the platform and assured
the Senator that his address wss a
great human document. After thirty
five seconds Of enthusiasm the dele
gates went back TO the routine WORK Of
the convention.
The session was about half an hour
late in beginning Billy Stone asked
that the aisles be cleared, and they
were. Charles D. Hilles then stepped
forward and said that at present poll
tics is patriotism and patriotism is
politics" He asked the audience to
stand and sing two verses Of Amer
lea" They stood and sang one and
hummed the other.
James Reynolds, secretary Of the ma
tional committee. read the call 70 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-08
Harding's Keynote Thunder
"Old Stuff to Reporter Bryan
Dcmocracys Champion ExCanddate Listless and 30 Is
Convention as Orator Paints o. y. r.
Promised Land
BRYAN Enjoys Berating.

cred his voice and let it rest on Bunker
Hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-08
T. R. AT EVEN MONEY
$4,000 BET ON CURB

New York followed the
lead of the Chicago betting
on the result of the Chicago
convention yesterday by &C
ceptIng wagcrs at even
money that Roosevelt would
get the G. 0. P. nomination
for the Presidency, despite
the statements of his oppo-
nents that he is conducting a
losing fight.
Chester Thompson. the bet
ting commissioner on the
curb market, reported one
bet of $1,000 at even money
on I. R. against the field.
Rock Island Argus., 1916-12-30

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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-11-28
SLOAN'S EMINENT EASES PAIN

Sloan's Liniment is first thought of
mothers for bumps, bruises and
sprains that are continually happen
ing to children. 1t quickly pe~netrates
and soothes without rubbing. Cleaner
and more effective that mussy plas-
tiers or oitments. For rheumatic
aches, neuralgia pain and that grippy
soreness after colds, Sloan's Linz
ment gives prompt relief. Have a bot
tie handy for bruises, strains, sprains
and all external pain. For the thous-
ands whose work calls them outdoors,
the pains and aches following expos
ure are relieved by Sloan's Liniment.
At all druggists, Csc. -advt1
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-11-28
THIs-AND FIVE n

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip. enclose five cents to Foley q Co,
2S35 Sheffield Ave-, Chicago. ILL.,, writ
ing your name and address clearly.
You will receive in return a trial
package containing Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound, for bronchial
coughs. colds and Group; Foley Kid
ney Pills, for pain in sides and back.
rheumatism, backache, kidney and
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathar-
tic, especially comforting to stout
persons. -adv.tu.nov.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-11-28

wNNENUCCA LODGE No. 4
10, +. 3 A. N.-Stated com ~
m~unieations viii be held 1t NA
their hall In the Silver State
block until further notice at 1880 p.
m. on the First Friday evening II
each month. All Master Aasons In
good standing are cordially invited
to attend. G. p. HOSKINa, W.
CHRIS WOLF, sec'y.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-11-28

HUMBOLDT LODGE Ne. 10 ssssasnr~
/. o. o. F.-Aestings svsrya
Wednesday evening At
Winnsva hall Waiting brothers In
good standing always Welcome.
a. n. WOOD. N. q.
GEORGE VAN vOLKENBUR0, Sse,y
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-11-28
Llfe,a Tourney.

Life Is a journey, not a home; q
road, not a city of h~abitation and the
enjoyments and blessings we have are
but little inns on the roadside Of life.
where VIZ may be refreshed for a mo-
ment, that we may with new strength
press on to the end.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-11-28

The bill of the Hatch Mining Co. for
$3.50, for road building, heretofore laid
over, was rejected.
The bill of J.. A. Hash for serving a
warrant in Copper Canyon was refer
red back for explanation.
The bill of e. Reinhart Co. for
was referred back for explanation.
The bill Of Scott E. Jamison for
1870 was laid over.
I, J. w. Davey, County Clerk in and
for Humboldt county, Nevada, hereby
certify that the foregoing list of bills
allowed, laid over, rejected and re-
ferred back by the Board of County
Commissioners at their regular meet
ing November 6, is correct.
J. w. DAVEY.
(Seal.) County Clerk &.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-05
Die 8araIpng'MHairc
WilI Sir Gbiparb grep sinem 9ribus
nal bon neutralen Wurineoffi3i.s
rtn sur 8eurtbeiluns unisrs
breiten.
Das britiids 1lnierbaus BON allen
GinssIb.iteu Der stffaire unter-
breitet.

apHbOn 4. Junuar. Gm Dienss
tag tpurb. bier bic foIsenbs offi5ielIe
grtIdruns absegeben:
Der Setretar bss aeuberen Cir
gbparb Grsp bat uaf bic burd bic
ameritaniidsn BOtiduftsn in Berlin
uub aonbOu DON DeutfdIanb erbobes
nsn gsiapsrben iibsr bic 3eritOrung
einss bsutfdsn llnterieeboOtss feitens
Der gsTasuns bss britiiten 5ilfstreus
gers .8dralons1 sedntiuortet. inbem
er auf bepfdiebene BON ben Deuti&eu
bssans.ns Sddnbtbaten binfpeift. Cir
Gbnarb @rep srbietst Iid, bic 8enrs
ibsiluns folder @Orfdlle, eini8IisbIid
beg garalonsAJales eiu.m unpdrisii.
iden Tribunal gu iiberlaiffn, bos gum
geifpi.l aug amsritouiffen Marines
Offisisren sufaurmenssfest III. Ct fast
baum in Der Grildruns tpsiter:
.Das austpdrtisealmt bat bemllnier.
bdus bic polle aorreTponben5 suiihsn
bsm goti9aftsr page unb cir Gb-
iparb Grsp NIT @ssug oaf bisisn gan
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Die geerbisuns beg peritprbenen
Redtsanpalts unb friiberen Siders
bsitsbirettors 5errn Dents s.
Gafb finbet am Dpunerftas Mor
gen 8 llbr Dom 9rauerhauie, 20S
Searne Mpenue, aus itatt, tporauf Il,
Der ct. 9aoierseairde I'm 8 rbr Elm
feierlihes @equiem absebalien pirb.
Inter ben Gbrenbabrtuhtrdsern Be-
finoet iih Der ebemalige 8iirsermetiter
Senrp s. CUNT, SoIepb @ertamp,
Sobn Gruffel ilnb gblparb 8abbitt.
Der prdiibtrenbs 0aidtsr War 9.
Wap ernannte eeitern eirsn ausIdub
bon flint 9lnpdlten, nm Ramens bes
9erihtsbofs SrauerbeIdliiiIe au uns
tsrbreiten. Der qusIdub beitebt aus
ben Serren Sobn 80. ped, SOIepb 20.
S'Sara, Senrp s. @unt, Sen. Seis
bingsfelb unb 9(ntbpnp .. Dunlap.
Cine bofbetagte &ionierin lit mil
sSrau @ a3iena @ droeoer geb
alatte in Die gauigfeit abberlier
lporben. Tie @reiiilL Die @ittlpe ppu
sSriebrid, Sfroeoer, batte oas bpbc
Sitter pon "a Sabren erreidt. Sic
9cerbiginlg Der bof)gead)teten Srail
firbet beute gtafnlitag bonn grauer.
ballie, 439 Canton StraBe, ails itatt
Srau Nfarie @ertrub
Din pertb III seTtern ibren 2ies
ben oiird oen Soo entriiien iporoeu.
sic bate ein Sitter BON 67 SaDrer
crreid)t imb Die &lutoe bon ibrclu
sIbleben miro nift perfebleu, in Dem
Greiic Der ssreluloihdft uno ge-
fauutihaft allgeneiue Srauer nod
5,irufcn. Die @ecrbigune fitbet am
Sreitag Wtoreen pom Srniterbouie
DO. 213i ct. WliGaeIs Strabe GUS
itatt, iroralti in Der ct. gd1aels
&ird,c Elm feierlidJes Hequiem obgc'
baIteu miro.
srau SaIome aramer, geb.
SdrauniG Die 9Sittpe bes Serrn
slmaiious aramer, iit eeitern bodbe'
iaat ms Dem 2eben eeifieoen irno
ole SiitterbIiebenen baben ous ber5'
Iihitc MitsefiibI bon Sreiinbeu uulS
@etanrten. 9ie 9eerogung Der 8rci.
lin, ipeIde oas bobe gIlter bon Sc
s.sobren erreif)t bate, finoet alu
0ouueritns Iadpuittas bonn Grauer.
bauie, @Ierttpap gpenue lt1tS Mapio
9ilm Site altf 8rice Sill, ais itatt.
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Dies uxo 9as.

- 2dut BEN Sabres6sri6t bes
Stabtaihers sSobn :. ainnep tpurben
i'm psrflofeneu Sabre insseiammt
127, 7,191 Mabe, @eipidte unb Waaseu
iuipisirt uno 3755 aIs fsbI.rbaft ion=
pemnirt.
- @orfiser 5abrenbrud bonn Stras
benbdbntommittee bes Gtabtratbes
CAB eeitern betannt, bab bas aoms
mittes am Sdmitas Dormittas I'm 10
llbr cine @eriamnlung in Sahen Der
Sdnsnperiebrsfruse abbaIten pirb.
- 0efm Srcberid 6. Sifs bonn
College Of Commerce Der uniperiitdt
Cincinnati belt geiteru in @aif.
ington eiuen gortrng por bert Han.
slmericm Seientiiic GonereB. Or
ipra6 iiber ocs linn iinteriicben0e
Geparteurent, feline 3iele imb 9apede,
uno iiber Die Isihtigfeit elmer griillo.
Iidyen fallfmGmliiten er5iehlng.
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SdiuGbiider Samsnpcrein.

Ger Sdapdbiif,e Gumen llnterit.
@erein feiert am s. Sonuar fein 12.
StiituneSfeit our6 einen gal i'm
Gettifen alub. Ger Reinertras ioa
BEN ariegsrotbIeibenoen i'm aIten
8aterIanoe 3u Cute fomnlen uno
i6on aus bieicm @runbe peroienen
Die Gamen Die peiteebenbfte Inter.
itiieung. Gin biibibes 9rogranlm
miro porbcrcitet, ipeIdes alien Scit.
gditen einen pergniigten gbenS Der.
ipridt. Mit ben @rrangements III
oas folgcnbe aonlntttee betralit: !:
srauen Sfarpline @ieIanb, 8duIine
@rnit, SrarBisfa Sdnrpboff, Srieoa
@ebert. Iearie 8rneitIe, MatbiIbe
Dumcroip, gioia Sfanitt, Wlarie
9immerer, 6aiiIine gtegrnann, ane-
tie eduefer, Barbara Wednerer,
Waarie S6aefer, gearie Sdneioer
ir5 Tbcreiia BuDer.
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Webpprt.

Die Rtppprt Cffiee fir bas ,Gin.
einHattr goIfsbIatt" 6ef;nbct iid in
go. 339 gorf Strak., seseniiber Dem
Gunrfhpuie, iuuieIbit Rssisfeitea, an.
Seiseu II. I. IN. Bis nsun lIbr Slbenos
entsegeneenummen iperben. Sel.
Gouth 2401.
= Seiratbsideine. - 1burmm
Timnons, q, uno Meurtbo Nifile,
21, beioe BON @iummsport, 8. -
ssobn sSluene, 28, BON Columbus,
lmh sluna Guinee, 80, BON Spring.
field, 8. - Staitlep 9easlep, 2i,
ltno Sarab @ropes. 81, beibe bon
GanIben, 8.
- Sm Gircititgeridt ipurbe ee.
itern BON SeIeu sSrieobof sescn Die
Ganbbeu Surnpite Moao 90. eire
&Iage auf 5000 GAaoenerias ein-
eereid,t. Die GI1gerin erfIdrtc, oaB
Vie an 10. 9topeurber 1915 aIf Der
ssabrt BON 9IIeranbrio nad 9teuport
als lie bic @arteiteae nube Golo
Sprines erreif)t bate, boour6 baB
Der Sfagbalm plosli6 olrf iie ME.
DerfieI, am 2ppf itdper berlest ino
nit iolter @eipalt ans ibrem Buegp
getGleuOert tuurSe, 6as iie luter Die
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serbiide Ginbriide,
&raIiep b o.

Wintsr III in Gerbisn sinss5ossn.
Sie Gsbirsssiise Iiibli6 Der rpeftIihen
Roraipa iinb nit Sdnee bebedt. Dor
a6t Wo1en. aIs mir uniere OffenIipe
a.een Serbisn bseonnsH batten, Iahie
iparm bic Sonne, fait iomm.rlid.
gs sins fhnelIer pprrGris, aIs mir
Deutitsn i.lbit sIaubi.n.
Die S1nslligieit. bas iihsre me-
fauiide @rbeiten in unierem 3eeress
i0rper III betpunbernsperih.
gBir iamen Don RuBlanb md Ger
bien, nadbsm Wadenien bort feline
S6lGse Biz gu ben Ro!iinoiiimpfen
ausaefiibrt bate. Sn 12 2aeen lsatsn
mir obne Rubtpauie burd Rufiihs
poltn mad Waridau $50 ailcmetsr
auriid. iamen mad BEN Giiben unb
baben untsr forttpdbrenben RGmpfen
bic Serbsn in feds Moden $50 !tis
lomeisr auriidgebrdnst obsr ssfansens
genommen.
llnb bas bur6 gebiraslanb, pbn.
Sonbsrausriiiiuns, obne bic Iosenanns
te @ebirssausriiituns. es mag bier
betont tpsrben, bab Der heuiI5s folibe
SoIbatsnitiefsl iid in Serbien sin5is
betpdbri bat. Wsr nur tonnte. nabm
ibn. Ser Sorntitsr tit sbenfaIls TN
Gebirgsirisg in Serbisn anertannt
iporben.
Ritt MIR bsrsauf. bersab sins e.!
Durd StrSms BON Sdlamm unb
Worat. Der Rssen ~resneis" IA 9as
&c lang iesIiden Gag. MAS in benz
tote Menfd inb 1bier in Gerbisn
ssleiiiet babsn, III iiaunenspertb.
Grit i'm Sbratbdl iamen trpdn.re
Wege, bafiir aber Ghnse uno adlte
nno iiatt Der pislen 05rfsr Don 4lts
Ierbisn Bsrge unb 8erse unb Stein
inb Gisin. Da CAB es man4 b5is
paM.
Hun IN sons 5erbien ercbert. Dus
aanse 2anb III in uuiersr Sanb. Sn
G6arsn tebrsn bic Jliinilinss Suriid.
8oran psht bic ipeib. sIagse. anf
pfcrbes unb Sfienipagen iommeu lie
baber, mitinisr MIR nod Qumptnges
italisn. Der aries ihafit Snmmer! -
Mlit 9lusnabme Der iyrauen fpsrbsn
bic !Seimtsbrsnben eriinblih bsiDaht.
benu Der Gerbe III fiidifc,.
Sd fanb unisr ben Gefanssnsn bel
beutItbe gIemsnte. giuer BON ibnen
srsdbIs mir, baB ibm bas llsberlails
fen ni6t, leift seiporben mar. breis.
biermaI ipurbs ibm bas Dersitslt. oann
enbIit gelang ts ibm, In einem Rsls
fer suriidsubIeiben uno iih ben Deut-
f5en dus3ulisieru.
CT riibmte ilns bic fsrbiide 6esrsss
5n4t. alsine gsresben ipiirben nit
giodiHIdssn beitraft. !. Q, Der gllsos
boIsennb.
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Nmsldnbiihe Nadbrihten'

arieagbeutf6in q len -
wlan Idrsibt uns aus Mdri4ou: Au@
In QoIsn ideint bag Yebirfnib nap
gerbeuiidluis bon rGremoporisrn
porbanben su isin unb ii4 e,eltuns
su peri6affsn. Sum etusbrud iommt
bicIer Wias, ssnau, lpie in bsutldsn
ganben, aud bier ON ertsnnbarltet
in ben GeI6ditsatffi8riiten. Da preilf
I, .. elm ebridmsr SdupIisssr (Sdnbs
flider) feline Disnfie an. bem gesenuotr
ii9 cine CUTE Jran gum Rlposrbus
deln (aleiberbiiselD smpfisblt. St'
barf man 3ur @srfertisuns nsuer aSds
ids etipa elmer Wd9ine, ipirb man
bos notbpenbise 6ilfsmittsl In Der
g.wmai6inenbanbluns finben. iusnn
nun nidi Iisbsr bic Disnite bss Wss'
iters in 2lnTpru9 nebmen ipiu. Der
i.in. auuft oils SeriteIlsr pcn Reutoien
(0fsitboI.n) anprsiit. Wenn Elm Sols
bal aud in ben ielttnfttn GdIlen bic
!6ilfe Der 55ipnme (5ebnnms) in Ins
iprud su nebmsn ii6 ssn0tbist isben
mag. ,piro er bod bisipeiIen 1eoarf
an Militer Wiben (UlilitdrmiiBsn)
bdfen unb ssipib aud einmal Gslsgsne
belt nebmen, in bic rbeuf4e &afttts
itup1 (belitidx adffeeinibe- 5u ssben
ober bort Ginisbr su bdlien. 100 ss
,rriisiia nnb Nlibas (Griibitiid unb
Wliitag )siebt. grsunbe zines sutsn
arunig lafIsn fiH pielltid. aud bonn
Mirtbsbausi4iIb .3nm 0rinsrbosim'
gum sriintn Bolim) berlodn ooer
firbsn bas, ipas iie fudm, bort, no
,seir unb Rahladtr" Cgier unbRadts
laatr) Dielpsrbsibsnb pinten. Dab Is
nid,t INNER IeiHt 1T. btraussutifttIn.
mas ii6 BEL ben Mprtsn foll benttn
IaNsn, ersisbt fid f4ou aus ben aHT
gfiibrien 9siipislsn; manherlsi ans
btrss freili6 gisbts. ous p0IIis unaHfs
fldrbor bItibi. lin bieftn usbtrs
itdnben db5ubeIfsn. baben fin isbt In
GOos sins Mn,abl bsuii4sr Damsu
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uHIerprelIel. G,H uleWDraHpuW ppIs
Dtuti&ldnb, bus auf bic 3eritDrnns
bes llnterfeebootss 9tsue bat. entbdlt
bic eibIi9 erbdrteten Musfasen bon
feds Qlmsritonsrn - 8. W. Garrett,
Don aiIn, Miif.; GbarIes O. Sisbs
TONER, BON grpituI Gitp, ser.; 9ub
Gmerion qaIen, DON Detroit, Did;
R. 8. Gosbp, BON GrpitaI Gitp, Ger,
unb pon Sames s. Curtin bon Gbi.
caso. Die Obisen tpar.n alle Wlalll=
tbierfnedte an 9orb bes Ddmpfers
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iin6 oebn Mann BON benz lluteriec.
boot falten @liltes erntoroeteb ilaf.
benz Sas 2auhboot intersegmgen
mar, feds Sapon ipdbreiio iie i'm
8aiier idapnmmen.
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Wirtbihaften trbdIten.
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