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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
FIRST UNIT OF IRRIGATION
PLANT AT MARIC0PA FINISHED

AIaricopa. Ariz-, July 6--The first ir-
rigation unit of the Wyman Land and
Development company. furnishing wa
ter to 1900 acres Of rich and level
land and to the Maricopa townsite- has
been completed. Elaborate plans have
bene made for transformation Of
this station into a garden spot that
shall be notable along the line OF the
Southern Pacific system. The Devel-
opment company owns 10000 acres Of
scripped land. purchased from the
Glendale. Ariz.. beet sugar corpora
ton To this was added the Perry
Williams tOwnsite and property, on
the southern side Of the railroad right
Of way. Wells have been sunk TO the
gravel stratum. that is fed by the pure
waters of the underground Santa Cruz
river and large pumps have been in
stalled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
FARMS
ON MUTUAL BASIS
Government Introduces
Communistic Measures to
Keep Up Production.

Rome. Italy. July EN- order to
solve problems Of farm labor and farm
production. Italy has introduced a Sc
Of communlstic measures that are stat
ed 10 be- more comprehensive than any
Of those Yet devised by the various
countries Of Europe now at war
By decree OF the minister OF agri-
culture. the entire farming system OF
the country has been reOrganized on a
mutual basis by which land owners are
forced to aid their tenants, by which
projects Of departments are required
10 oversee the relations OF both owner
and tenant by which the government
itself is compelled TO buy and loan ma
chinerv. and. finally. by which tenants
must help each other and loan both
machinery and labor
The decree provides for the eXemp-
ton from military service OF the far
mer. II he he the only male left 10 till
the soil II also encourages the en-
plovment OF women labor on the farm.
giving them proper pay and permit
ting them 10 make contracts OF the
character customarily made in peace
times with men laborers-
Laborers are granted IS per cent
reduction in railway fares. Just as il
on military service, so that they may
be shifted cheaply from one district
TO 2nOLNeEr according 10 AduDE 4tlldlls
and the rotation Of crops Special
courts 10 settle disputes between Ia
borers or farmers have been provided
for each farming district
When a tenant IS forced to employ
extra help. the land owner is required
70 pay one-half Of the wages OF such
help. Special commissions are also be-
ing established in each department 70
regulate the distribution OF labor. OF
machinery, and Of horses, mules, and
oxen, no matter who the owner, so
that the most pressing crops and har-
vests may be attended 10 in time. These
commissions are also empowered TO
transfer such labor. machinery. and
animals from one province to another
1t is hoped these measures will keep
up the normal production OF the land
which has recently suffered severely by
the calling OF farmers under arms This
present year the wheat crop OF italy
is but 94.1 per cent of last year. though
three per cent more than the average
Of the five year period OF 1909-1913.
when the yearly wheat import Of Italy
was valued at over $4,000 600 From
August last 10 the end OF March Of
this year. Italy imported more than
twice as much wheat as for the pre-
ceding year
Brown bread has been the rule on all
the tables OF italy for the past four
months The price OF wheat is more
than twice that in the United States
being IS the QuintaL or SO more per
Quintal than before the war
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
VEPEOPLE BURN To DEATH WHEN
HOME At OSCURA IS DESTROYED
Home of Laramie Oleson Burns in Absence of Mr. Ole
son and His Wife and Three Children Lose Lives In
the Flames Before Help Arrives; A Tularosa
Man Has Narrow Escape From Death

SCURA, y ". July s--Five per
sons, all members OF the family
- Of Larantz Oleson, living half a
mile from Oscura. were burned TO
death when the Olesou home was de-
stroyed by fire
The dead are: Mrs. Oleson. two
daughters. ages ten and eight years.
respectively. and four year Old son
and a baby ten months old.
NeiEhbor Discovers the Fire.
The OIeson home was near the Har-
vie home. and 8Ir. Harvie was the first
10 discover the fire. He was awal-
ened by the cries Of the children in the
Oleson home
Running to the burning house. Mr..
Harvie found that he was too late 10
save any Of the occupants, as the house
was completely enveioped in flames
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06

and everyone in it had already per-
ished
Father working in CarrizOzO.
lIr. Oleson was working IN Carrizozo
and was notified by telephone Of the
disaster which had befallen his fam
ily He came by automobile as quickly
as he could get 10 the scene
1t is not known how the fire started.
The home was a complete loss with all
OF its contents. The charred bodies OF
Mrs. OIeson and the children were re-
covered from the ruins the next day
Rains Has Close Call.
ID. T. Rains. Of Tularosa, had an al
most mira cuIous escape from death in
Oscuro when the wagon he was rid
ing i'm was struck by the Golden state
limited The wagon was filled with
fruit and il and the fruit were scat
tered over the ground for many feet
Mr. Rains was thrown from the wagon
and the train missed him. and received
only few bruises The mules that
were pulling the wagon also escaped,
neither OF them being injured
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
PEACHES AT BIG SPRINGS;
FRUIT LARGE; FLAVOR FINE

Big Springs. Texas. July 6-The first
wagonload OF peaches OF the season
was marketed here BY A Richardson,
whose orchard is east OF the expert
mental station The fruit was large and
Of fine flavor. Mr.. Richardson has
about 200 trees bearing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
BLAST NEAR METCALF KILLS
2, HURTS 8; ONE AMERICAN

Clifton, Ariz.. July s.-By a delayed
blast near Metcalf two Mexican lab
orers were killed instantly. another is
in serious plight in the hospital at Net
calf. six are hurt more or less seriously
and contractor F E Williams is in a
hospital in Clifton The last named
has lost a part OF his left hand
The accident was on an extension OF
the Chase creek branch OF the Arizona
Copper company's railroad, on which a
night shift had Just gone 10 work,
after all blasting was assumed to have
been complete
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
YIN. c. A. PROVES POPULAR
WITH NATIONAL GUARDSMEN

The 7. n . a Is one OF the most
popular places in Fl Paso with the
many national guardsmen now sta
toned here. on Tuesday. over 500
bath tickets were sold TO the soldier
boys
They are = fine bunch OF fellows"
said physical director A L Holm. and
the Y. VI. C. A is glad TO make them
feel at home. They are welcome at
All tines
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
personal USE" RULING
LEAVES SEATTLE MYSTIFIED

Seattle. Wash. July City and
county officials here were IN a guam
Diary today as TO their authority under
the prohibition law in view Of a state
supreme court decision Wednesday
which held that IL is not Illegal for a
person TO possess for personal use any
amount of liquor. providing IL was OBJ
tanned in a legal manner
A dissenting opinion held that the
decision virtually annulled the prohi-
bition law and would make II impos-
sible to secure convictions Of persons
keeping liquor with Illegal intent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
BRINGS FIRST COTTON
BLOOMS TO COLORADO CITY

Colorado. Texas, July Ga. E. Green,
who is farming three miles west Of this
city. brought in the first cotton blooms.
He has 20 acres Of cotton all looking
well.
Excavation Of the basement of the
new City National bank building has
been completed and laying Of brick
has commenced Work has also begun
on the new Earnest building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
MOTORCYCLE BANDIT ROBS
MOTOR STAGES IN YOSEMITE

Yosemite Valley. Calf. July 6.-A
motorcycle bandit Wednesday held up
five automobile staEeloads OF tourists
at Wawona and departed at full speed
after collecting about $500. He stopped
the automobiles by means Of log
rolled across the road. and enforced
his demand with a sawed-Off shotgun.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
COTTONSEED IN DEMAND; HOO
TONS SHIPPED FROM DEL RIO

Del Rio, Texas. July 6.-Buyers OF
cotton seed have shipped from here
100 tons OF that product. most Of
which came from the Laguna district
around Torreon. Coah., Mex. The bulk
Of the shipments has gone to eastern
Texas mills
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
HARVESTS 20 BUSHELS OF
TURKEY WHEAT PER ACRE

Abilene. Texas, July 6.-FrOm field
Of 40 acres OF wheat, r NJ Grantham
harvested sos bushels. the average be-
ing a little more than % bushels TO the
acre. The wheat is Of the Turkey hard
variety. He viii save most OF it for
seed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
Averages of An Plots.

The cost or maintaining SO large 2
number Of small plots is so much great
er than the ordinary expenses OF grow
ing alfalfa that no cost data are avail
able However. the data given in the
ed water can be applied at an econom-
icaI price"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
FARMER IN TOYAH VALLEY
RAISES HEAVY WHEAT CROP

Balmorhea. TeS-, July s.-W. B. Van
Deren, who is farming on irrigated
land in the Toyah valley. reports that
his crop Of wheat will average Il
bushels TO the acre.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06

Depositors in the FIrsJ National
Bank Savings Department are re-
cuested 10 present their pass books at
the Savings window for the entry OF
semi-annual interest
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
GRASSHOPPERS THREATEN
TONIC BASIN RANCH CROPS

Flagstaff, Ariz- July 6.-Grasshop-
pers have cleaned out the green crops
on ranches from Bellemont southwark
10 the edge OF the Mogollon plateau,
though the pests have not spread into
This immediate vicinity Immense
swarms came without warning, appar-
emily bred on the ground. II is feared
they are advancing into the Tonic Ba-
sin country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06

For quick results-Uss Herald Want
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
1919. % sAVINEs DEPosIToRs.

Points Won. Samplers, J. Once, = nisn
rs1se Fenner 90; high total. G. A Fen
ner. slS-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
100 Rooms of Solid Comfort


Hotel Savoy. Overland and Stanton:
everything new. strictly modern: can't
be beat for price: $3.50 week up.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06

- seriannual interest on saVIngs
5soosits is new due. Dspositors wiz
lease bring their books 10 the bank
n order to have the interest entered
therein Commercial National Ban -
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06

Mexican rent collections. Lee Newman.
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
Special Summer Rates
On Dressmaking and
Ladies Tailoring

These departments will also re
model garments to your order.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
BOWLING

Scores in the sneIter Duckpin league
matches on the Cactus alleys. wednesday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06

II OYLAND league schedule for the
ocminS Saturday and Sunday:
- Glass ssRa catrrr5,-- 1,,e-rr.--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06

Many valuable data already have
been secured in connection with this
experiment. and published in bulletins
numbers SO and % Of this section Some
Of the results secured during the sea
son OF 1915. showing the possibilities
Of alfalfa on our mesa soils. are as
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-14

Gfteril9t ira 9orserfrigen. ct.
9ouis, Dto., Z. Srmi. oGourt Of
Claims" 8aibington bar npIig
aigiort ell al be ganlle gritatiin9s.
lager ira 9orgerfrigcnS 1io, i0ct
Den bar tilfenOt en- tinarig gige Ell
Grltatning pna $4,000 ior ct
Sfib, iom benoes 9eoiteiaoer, Sap.
tain Snrniel Soniton, meb 6oript
irnfeoe | gtrfnnias 9iiper uiloer
sfrigen ior at binOre Ell fonieoereret
Sfibsla0nitg ira at naa 6ortb
lSmitb, e[rf.
On Tante al oen fife, oer er
6cnoes Barge, erflrrer, at bun uil
forisge osiaa at faa 9fcnter al 9c-
fsbct for Sen 5io, iom er -eaaet.
s iaa Tilfeloe bIiper 9elsbet $25,-
900. Den lille Tige Ifaf pere geo.
itciaoerens encite e(rping.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-14
@tnrf

vi manglcr baarOt nosIe efi. al
. g0nniferen" 9ir. fl ior 9lar.
Om noeen er / 9eiiooelie al bette
9tr. oa oil imObpre oct, fan ban
asre oS og andre Ell Sieneite ueo
at ienoe os oct.
Tan. gntb. Ynbl. Somie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-14

bret ia 4anoner, $50 Utaifin,
8euGrer % 59 9onbefaitere. = )
.tnlfaiien bar 9iusierne tilboge.
flaaet JDrferneS 9lngreb, ct Steo
inoto9et isritelinie 9ebegrane, /
9letnin9en al 0iar6ebr en0ogiaa
8iort Sanger % taget aasier al
Ammunition. - Berlin mel0er OH
@rO6rimg al 8 aanoner % Z aPa-
ifingeo9rer un0er aampen ioran
8eroun, ellers ingen 5oranoring.
- 5 tpif Eitnirifa bar 9ritterne
taget 9Den Nonlbo ira Eprferne,
oa en- anoen britiif Stprfe / 9fbo-
bella bar ta9et 9ismarcf6urg. -
StaIienerne itanOier 9itrigerne, og
Ell itdlienif 0iieniip, Der nplig er
6e1pnot mellem 9l6iOge og Saoig
fSlooerne gsr 6renl9an9 paa Here
sginfter.
GirsOa9. Fetrogro0, ~ Sli-
nj. - 0hisiiife trooper naaeoe /
@aor til llofatten al G5ernomit5,
SooeoitaOen oct eitri1ife aron.
lano 9ufoipina. - Berlin, 70.
SUM - 9insiiife 9ropper ioriegte
at rpffe irem Norosit for 9ucgac5,
@nIicien, men blen iIaoet tilboge.
0per 1900 9fusiere togeS til San.
ae. 8eo @eroun fnmpes ser rent
6eles. IpIferne ongriber, men itano.
les al sSranIfnGnoene o9 uinoer
in9en 6remgang. - Sra getro9rao
meIoes, at 9(ntollet al 9itrigere,
iom Nnsierne III bar tnget til sSnn'
ae, belsber iig til ooer t14,000.
1no mango Yilnfter iorislger 9fus-
ierne enonn oe iln9tenoe 2ftrigere
- "a be rusiiife Eropper npr-
me0e iig G5ernoipit5, bsrtes ser
mango gfsploiioner | 9pen. = iSor
ebriet meloes / Gag, at ser mi
frntpes gluslouo lan1s belle Ben
600 q 700 W1il Iange 6ront ira
9ii9abngten til gufopinn.
5 1o9 iii ID or8eu.
9iusierne irttiGtter 0eres itGrte
0iieuiio inoo 9iiris- -llnaarerne %
5oiferne, og paa iorifelli9e SteOer
bar he giort ny 6reulgang oB baa.
6e giort Sanger % erobret Srigs.
bptte. Set er igrlig gutomina5
De temper baarOt % rDfter iremao
imoo G5ernomit3, % / @alicien
rDffer De iremao inoo Semberg
9Saa oen norore gnOe al 6ronten
er Der life rgtig SDing i 9ampen
enomL men Der 9gres 6or6ereOel-
ier meo 9(rtilleri ira 6e19e lSioer.
9oa 9eitironten bar De fanoOi-
lie Trooper / 9iar5eOen al gpern
bunoet en- 6etD0eIig Seir ooer ~.
iferue, ioet oe peo ct tappert Nm.
Breb .SDOeit ior 3ieIe6et BAR til.
bageerobret 1000 garos al tiOli.
gere britiif Stlling, iom Ipiferne
mIig iratoa Dem. 90 De bar boIot
0et nlm0ne Serrain tro0s Ipifer-
ncs Mooalgreb geo @er0un er oct
for6olosp.s title. Sim aibruote
9OmbarOeriugcr iiuoer Steo Ser
ior Chen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-14
it1r6ef? l11frH1 .

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==~~---->-->>,---->-
9iolI8ere Stina. 9eefinB, 10. SIT
Il. FreoiuiIuc S5ct15nen, SUI
nan 9be-aiaag og S6ensSi 5ar
tiI5agefalot 0eres llafbangig5eos-
proflamationer % bar erfl9ret iii
ta9ale moN 9e8erin8en Gefing.
@noteittoJ 0ieriro. 9orcoo, Ter,
6. Suni. Spnong bar Der Monte
req ct Froteittog MOO en- ueoentuel
amerifanif Snterpenton / 0eerico"
5 Io9et Oeltog $1,000 Mericane-
re. ms anerifanif-iienotlig Stern-
ming gdp Jig 9Dppi9 llOtrpf i Saans-
or0 % 0faab, beooer set.
fSor6i0 / 9forge. &riitiania, s.
Slni. 9aa @runo al @eneralitri-
fen Gle neoenfor) bar 9fegeringen
forbll0t Salg % SnOisriel al ipi-
ritlieie 9riffeparer, Gin og 81
inobefattct ianit al 6orIen0elie al
iaooanne @orer. LSomtiOig er Ger
pering al 81 og 8in / 9feitauran-
ter forbuOt al Holitiet.
9tpt idpei5iif 2aan. Bern, 10.
SUM-. Scbtpei5 inobDoer MI til5eg.
ming al ct mt 9aan al $2O,000,-
900 til Az Brocent og meo en-
aurs al 81. Wteo bette 2oan bar
So6pei5 | oct belle laatt npIten
$92, 100000 til 9eltrioelie al fine
llogifter til Mo6iliiationen al Sp-
rem og til @raniepagt Geri er ino.
beiattet ct ooan paa $t5,000,00O,
iom optoges I II. e. 81.
t00.9lars 6eiten for oet norife
eeibelielifo6. ariitiania, 5. 10. Mai.
9iifop OitenieIO, apben6apn bar
anncl0t i'm 8elto9elie 1 oct norIfe
2'ibelielifobS Sun0re0aar8ieit Sen
26. @fai
'Saafeoes m60es ior iorIte Sang
De tire norOiife airfers operite gejIt-
lige ariItiania.
@eneralitreif I 9}orae. ariitia-
mia, I. Slni. Som 9rotcit moo
9r0to8elien al 1orilaget ON tpun-
gen 9oIOgiit bar 9lr6eioerne er.
flpret @eneralitrife. 5 glftes neos
lngOe $4,000 @erioner 9(r6ej0et,
oeriblon0t Soft i StatenS og 9D-
ems 1ieneite, % 10000 bar gioet
ct TO Tigers Strifeoariel.
iSom tiOli9ere meo0elt erfl9reOe
Observation-Disclosures oen t8Mfai
Ell 9oefout, iom berbreoe 1000
0iano.
Sire G5edere op0Soeut. g9ien,
6. SUM. Sire Meolentmer al 65e.
herpartiet llngarn er funoen ifpl.
dig / 5orrGoeri % Spioneri og ct
0emt til Geoen 9eocren ior ling
c3ederne, Or. @romarcb, % Ben
9eputereOe Or. 9ioIenbeim, bIeo
ilntOen ifpl0i9e / 0piforrGOeri, og
9ogbol0er, 3amnioI og en- 0aeOor-
beioer peo 9laoet o9faroonp 9iitp"
bleu illnOen ifppl0ige Spioneri
peO at iorie8e pau at biOiere en-
IilnGrmclie melleln 9ebnlen og
9fuslano.
Gnglano foniiiferer Sfibslaiter.
2on0on 10. SUM. Griieretten
bar beItentt, at ire SfibSlaonin.
ger ifal 6ieminIoe til aronen. Oct
er 9aOningen paa ben amerifanIfe
CAMPER Soiepb 8. 5oronep o9 paa
ire ifanoinopiife Sfibe, iom fom
ira 9lmerifo.
0isie 9aoninger beitoar nuIten
belt al Sober % er Oe melt pproi-
fllloe, Iom er taget, iioen aeOlao-
nillgcr ira oe amerifanife Hncfers
blep beilaglogt 9ommen pil bliue
appelleret.
9ope5 ifuot. GbiMlabna 9D, 6.
Sini. Nablo 6. 9ope8, Der por en-
al @illaS Serere unOer Operioloet
paa Columbus, "a. 81, blep lSenoag
benrettet al Garrnn5atropper | ISan-
ia 9ioia, Gbibua6ua. Oct par SO.
pes, Der itnIoe BABE giuet Orore
til Wiaiafren pna be atten 9lnteri.
fairere os Santa yjabel,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-14
gnrt enet Jnnn.

0iinneiotas Stotsfasie. Ser er
mn SO, 3,366,707 tStatSfasien MOB
$1,tf9,935 for ct glar iiOen, op-
lDier Statsfosierer u. s. @oooing.
San Tiger, at Der al0rig bar pp-
ret iaa itor OuerifnO Statsfasien.
glpispriien tiger. Scronton, ga,
6. SSllni. 0agblaoet oScranton Ge.
publican" nle0oeler, at oct bar for.
bgiet 9riien pao 9laOet ira I til 2
Gents. iSom 9tariag til 8ri8for-
6sielien opgioes onrere 0ioteriaIer
paa @rnno nf 8rigen.
llniperiitet itettes. 6reeluaItle,
SnO., s. SUM. 9eo De 4aup Uni
periitets aarli9e gfiamensicit Der
| @anr blep oct oplDit, at llniper.
iitetet baooe mo0taget en- 9irffe
pcnge1aper til ct iamlet 9elsb al
$2l4,00
Gocfeieller4 4Stiitelieit bepilger ST :
10000 til 9esO6i9Ip. 9hocfeieller-
tStiitelien / gtep gorf bcfenOtgioroe
forle0en, at ben baooe beoilget T..
100000 til glfbinfp al 9lsoen /
8oIen sSerbier, Wfontenegro oq
9(lbanien.
9rebt pe0 @leftricitet. Clarence
Button IS glar gnnmel, blep ior.
le0en Gag 0rpbt, nleoens ban fpi-
lteoe 5rper / &olie, ga San fom
til at rsre peo en- efeftriif 3rao0,
iom gif Iige ino paa en- @ren. 6.
i. Sofparo, 2ogan, bleb Ilenit ior.
brGnOt, "a ban ifulOe re00e bani.
Q'en ban uiI fomme iig.
$500 glr6ei0ere aiifeoi9es. Pe-
ters6urL "a, 10. 9Sltni. 01l gonts
Sfp0e6onilosin6rff 6opeipea 6er
j St1teu bar aiife0iaet nellem 1000
og $500 al line 2lrbeiOere. 0lnn
Bar Ben iioite 0iaane0 oentet paa,
9t q(rbei0sitDrfen iflltoe reouceres,
men oct fom M noget uoentet ior
9lrbei0erne.
Grabt al 5or0ifre0. 2ioet Al ire
iulaa 9ern, tilbbrenOe ,So6n 9tet3-
oori ion bar en- 6arm nur 9l6tIer
i Wonroe GountD, 8is., bleu iorle.
Den 9ag ilnoet be8raoet | en- 5anO.
graz. 5oruloreue bapOe iapnet oem
5ele gagen. 20 al gernene par
1ren8e, benboIOspis 10 % 3 9lar
gantle, % 0en au0eh par en- 9ige,
6 glar gammeI. 0e bopOe Ieget
Der, % uu0er oeres 2e9 itDrteOe
Sanobanten neO paa Dem.
Giener paa Oeres Gleoator. San
finion, q 3, II. SUM. 9IftionG.
rerne Sarners' Terminal gleDa-
tor & @rain 60 bar iliit bolot lit
9(nrsmeOe Der i gpen. Get nilte
iig, at 6orretnin9en er en- meget
900 6oriatning, % oct bIeo be-
TENT, at Der ifal uooeles ct 10.
bptte al 10 Brocent. 9esiroen iaar
ale oe 9IftionGrer, iom bar iolgt
oeres aorn til Oenne 6orretning, ct
5illeg al TO Gents pr. 9ui6el.
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De Snet, .. 0uf., ianot en- Dag
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Ming, % ban traf iaa goot, at 9pen
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buie og SorretninBer. 9ren9en iom
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Ser er mango, iom forlanger, of ban
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t00-9lors 6eiten for set norife
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@|roteitto9 / @feriro. 9orcoo, Ger,
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