davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-01-27

i W. ~ &Xx~ = OXOOxxo
"Mmar funny animals @mea um are Else why should hey make one laugh @w
cmHmngh mm w mea some funny experiences atone a in dakota where we were after prairie dogs the claim
BERT eOhn M mdaa oy@ the effect that aHmh aom@ our pm cmagn w@d driving the rabbits out in great
ds FROM Roberts sandy dmr
nohhhm neither theory Butt My pte tn rmbw will back Lett people believe ehm bot or any omh theory
that peash them BUT DNT FoRGErT TO PUT OUT THE POISON
~Aphmdr rabbit never ~m@t@A Ramhmp uamg mn rabbits um @ad me ddnaeh rhebmHd har
health wmramn@ sooner htn nmNym a visit ley will most likely bring some friends whha
mmn+mmmndh last wrh nnu nhea rwmd omd ms nmT fsmo am m omna that mnh sm mMa mmn
rmhhee
THERE another reason for my ANXIETY sooner or later hew will government mHhrh here check up my work
cmew amn voh wsh@ew @Or @hM~fae works @dh here dOr"ghyd DONE If not 50 done he
Will ahm@he people Hw mhmm for nahw been able to convince hp people that poisoned alfalfa prepared ac
TemaM MAKE people follow dnms Icma MAKE mk Keep whe @npdgnI cannot DO THEIR WORK Unjust
after %g pm~ and ground squirrel dIh hope mda enbmne nmmdu m1 return
Tm~ mE splendid reports from I@mg today People therein lave taken up thu work Will aHOgmesH that mms mc
"@r %"mMs"@ Hh"@ s m~ @ @m%V mr. mr. G@ @ OF fa n reports good success success whenever ne @% get the
When the storms Ap bhed mb get by"
The thwmgh me tells @m@ story
cmms ko JAM TO- rs-M U s. Elmer h%oFM all Idaho Friend Elmer:
oy@sp mOmh rah wh"s@ ahme"H ey%H h~ha big success with what little chance they have hd~ put out
bait TenMmhe hhym own goods shape hnh is thu cam find -hedw dM hay does the work letter than any we
haven mye anad plenty dd@d rabbits
TMtb colony dnhha around Ho@ ho tn west side has beer pnanayw wiped @ the last week. Yours very
respectfully JAS L. HOFFMAN,"
TeMa paragraph refers to pen hho mm the open stock ne twas strong pen strongly wired mdb d SO THAT
HAo mhnd gamoh enclosure AHe good haw was placed in this pen and the pen watched TIL. Observers estimated
Wild Fem"h@ msH wnd0mP0 Power county, The mE thing n@@yh @p@ the haw h@mher rabbits can eh
Mr. Elmer urges opaadm mmg thief farmers Whether they like their eabnm a or whether @p poison mixer is
harh# friend mw worst enemy Ices naa the @nm any way If mixed YOU, worst enemy will kill Just many
rabbits Hbnahw whom mixed hao counts tmw ud J
Neither Mixed by Friend or Foe, This Formu
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-12
SILVER THE MAIN TOPIC TREATED
BY EASTERN FINANCIAL WRITERS

supply in London is now practically
exhausted.
Representatives Of the largest smell
ters on this continent are almost con
stantly in Cobalt and Tonopah ready
and willing to purchase the silver ore
at the various mines and urging an in
creased production in an effort to fill
their orders. As matter of fact,
practically every silver producing
company is receiving from one eighth
TO quarter cent per ounce in ad-
vance of current quotations, showing
plainly how urgent Is the demand
The leading companies of Cobalt and
Tonopah since August, 1914, when the
war was declared, maintained mine
operations out of treasury resources
and stored the silver product with full
knowledge higher prices were inevi-
table From low of 46A cents per
ounce the precious white metal has
steadily increased in value to 603t, to-
days official quotation being 60%
cents and still the major portion of the
product stored during the latter part
of 1914 and during 1915 is being with
held from the market. The men res
ponsible for this agree that silver is
sure to sell in April over s. cents.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-12
BIG TRACTOR TO BE
USED FOR FREIcHTING

Mr. John Murin of Winnemucca
brought in an Avery gasoline tractor
last Wednesday which he will put into
the freighting service Of the Copper
canyon mines. The tractor Is guar
anteed TO pull 20 tons along any or
binary dirt road and left Thursday
pulling two trailer wagons loaded with
freight and mine cars for James Dahl
at Copper Canyon. Mr. Murin expects
to take on his return trip load of the
copper ore from the Glasgow-Western
ore dumps, Of which there are avail.
able for immediate shipment several
thousand tons. Battle Mountain
Scout
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-12

In commenting upon the silver sit
nation. Dun's Review says that var.
IONS factors explain the raise, promin-
ant bullion dealers paying particular
emphasis on the increased coinage OF
tha white metal in Europe to replace
gold Withdrawn from circulation,
large shipments to China have also
contributed to the upturn, while an
other strengthening influence, and one
mat has not received the attention il
merits. is the general prosperity in
me United States, which has material
" stimulated buying of silver for use
in the arts, The statistical position is
also strong, yet the dominant factor
in the situation appears to be the large
demand for coinage proposes.
Highest and lowest quotations OF
silver bullion, covering a series OF
wears, according to Dun's. are.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-12

Hamilton u. Wills, in his New York
market letter. says:
"There is no doubt in the minds of
competent judges, bar silver from
now on will advance much more
rapidly than can be expected by the
base metals Jas with gold being
boarded to establish a national re
serve, II necessarily follows the pre-
cious white metal must become the
purchasing power of the world The
coinage circulation Of the monied
powers of Europe has already been
increased by millions upon millions OF
dollars, at the same time heavy with
drawals OF gold coinage has been in
progress so great has been the de
mand for bar silver by China and
other eastern nations since the be
ginning OF this month, ! am advised
BY cable, that the bar silver storage
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-12
NOTICE OF HEARING or PETITION
FOR DISTRIBUTION

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
Firth Judicial District Of the State
OF Nevada In and for the County of
Nye. In the matter of the estate of
William Potts, deceased.
:, NOTICE is hereby given that VIM. j.
Potts, the Administrator of the Estate
of William Potts, deceased, has filed
ana presented for hearing and deter
mlnation his Petition for Distribution
OF said estate, and that Monday, the LIST
day of May 1916, at ten o'clock A. M.
OF that day at the COURTROOM of said
court in the court house. Town of
Tonopah. County of Nye, state of Me-
vada, has been set by the Court. for the
hearing of the Petition for Distribution
of said estate at which time and place
any person Interested in said estate
may appear and file his exceptions in
writing to said Petition and contest
the same.
Dated Friday, April I, 1916.
ROBERT G.. POHL,
tScal of Court Clerk of Court
A. j. MAESTRETTT
Attorney for Administrator.
A7w3
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-12
EVERYTHING TO MAKE A
HOUSE LOOK LIKE HOME

Spring is here. with the accompany
ing changes in the domestic econo-
mics. Rugs are needed for the floors
Furniture is desirable to place on the
rugs. Tapestries are desirable, as
well as kitchen linoleums and other
accessories. w. O. Dresser has re-
ceiyed a magnificent line OF what
creates home, sweet home" It's
cheaper TO buy from him than to pat
ronize catalogue houses and more
satisfactory in every way. He and his
assistants delight in showing goods
Adv. A6w2
II you want the telegraph and local
naws--trv the BONANZA
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-12
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE
TONOPAH Gypsy QUEEN MINING
COMPANY

Location of Principal Place of Bust
ness. and Location of Works Tonopah.
Nyc County, Nevada.
NOTlcE-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on ac-
count of Assessment No 8, levied on
the 10th day of February, 1915, the
several amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders. as fol-
lows.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-30
Scrr Bart s. emit6 ocitUrbcu.

pcrr Bart 6. Smith, einer Der be.
fonutciicn oclnotrotii6eu @olitifcr
scr oltcu 3eit, 1T ocitern Wloreen IN
Scr @o6nung ieiuer GoHier Der
6roi Or. Sobn s. @}itb 5u GatonS-
bile, i'm so. 0ebensio6r acitor6cn.
Serr Smith mar idon felt orei Sab
rem leioen0 6err Smith mo6nto IN
irii6crcn So6ren in Der 10. @oro
imO nn6m cinell rcgcu 9lntbel al
oen politilden 8orgonecn; CT muroc
5uerit 9oiliff III cincnt Der @cridlte,
Damn miiroc er 5iml Wlitqlieocr Der
3ciicrbe6oroe crnanut uno ipdtcr ais
g(ftuar 0es Common @leaS.VerihtS
erp16lt. 9ldb g(bloiii icincs Gerni-
neg criannte N1oDor 9otro6e 6ru
Smith 5Mn Superintenocnten ocr
StroBenrciuioltne, pelhe Stelung
er picle Sabre Lang innc bate. ST
mar Gin treuer 5rcimo ocs e6eiuoIi-
gen oemofratiiden 6ii6rcrS S. 8rec-
man Noilin in0 elmer Der Nlitbc-
ariinocr oes ,Gonroro Clubs" Dic-
ier @lu6 entitono ans Dem c6emoli-
gen .1rci- 3ebnerrGlub", ipeldcr
iein &oiptQuortier IN Der oltcn 3eit
an Der Gde bon Baltimore nno
Sdroeoer-5trobe bate. 1irh iein
9citrcben fam Serr 1onicl s cooen
in Die Stcle eincs 6iibrers DER 49,
g9dro. lScrr Smith wuroe am T..
5eptcmbcr 1887 in Baltimore gebo.
rem Seine @oitin Itarb idon por
35 Sa6reu e6enio ging elm Sobn
i6ln i'm Eooe poroiS. Gr 6ntcridBi
nod 5pei Iohier sSrau So6u 8.
Nlut6 in Gatonspiac uno 6ran ScYrD
Gicb IN 9lemorf y. g.. iowie cinc
glnjobl Gnfel. Tie 9eeroioimg lin-
set an Dlontag 9ornittag pou DER
Ct W1orfs Stride in GotonSuiae
ans ltntt.
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,Sn Der nltcn ScrilIolcn.airhe an
Der 9elair-3oao miro am Sonntag.
9ladjmittags Inn N3 llbr, onS
Grnote-1anticit 0cfcicrt werocn. @a-
itor Sdmitt bon Der 5alcms.@e.
meinoc, Siio.9althnore. miro Die
ocitidbe 9lnipraden balteu p16reno
Eaitor Grimm bon Der reiormirten
3ious.airhe bic eneliide Jlcoe ball
ten. Ger G6or miro inter ser 9ei.
tuns oes Srenniiien @eorgc Gems
cute 9liIiif 0ortragen. mo Die STRIDE
miro berrlih eeihmiidt iein nit
5eloiriibten uno gllmnen. Scoer,
Der cin idjoues Grntcieit miticieri
mia, III cinocloocn. Sir Gieienigcn,
meldc in iener @ceenO nid5t befonnt
linz, lei Is aeinet, onB oie gcIair-
9ion0 Glefiriihc brett Dor Der airdp
an6dlt. gormittaes 15tf llbr i'm.
oct rc9eln1Biger @oticsoicnit itatt,
IN ocm Qaiior gr. 3 6. 9urgoori
pre0igcn miro.
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0cntidc SIut6c arenS.sIr6eit.

1ie oeuiide nno oiterrci6iid.nn.
9ariihc 9iotbe reu5.@eieaidoft 6dIt
am @littmoh I'M @emeinoc6ouic Der
3iousfirhe ibre erite oiientlide Ser
iammlina Der ScrbIt Saiion. 5raa
6. ". 2iiOerit miro ben goriib iii6.
rem itn0 elm pobl6cfonnter @eried.
fer Der oentiden Sadc miro cine 9ln-
iprohe boltcn. Dad Der 5ibnn9 fin.
oct Gin aniicctrdu5hcn itatt. Nh je-
ocn Dlittpo6 mcroen @nbcn iiir sic
ocntiden Weiaugcncn in Sibirien
enigcgcn qenomncn. Scit ciuiecr
3cit uuroe bcrcits pnrmc Binterllei.
ouna abaclicicrt. BOD bis ioucit IN
aon5 rn3nrcihcnoer 0lcnqc. Die ail.
iigcn @cber ioltcn bcoenfcn OoB bic
aIeioung niht nn mnrnb ion0ern
aud) III autem i3iiiianoc icin ioIltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-30
uGitcl arieOrih" nn6 rarOnprins
g8il6elmD bon glorfOIf md
@Gilaoclpbia Dcrlcat.

Sic ieit longer 3eit intermittent
OeiItidlcn Siilfsfrell5cr uaronprirj
@il6elm" unO v@riu3 Gitel drie.
oridl" 0erlieBen 9eiiern @lorgen i9-
rem glnferplob bel @ortsnout6, 30,
mo iii6ren nad Dem Soien bel B6i.
.In0elpbio no lie bis olf McitereS
blcibcn lper0en. Sic muroen BON
amerifouid]cu SdIodtihiifcu be-
gleitet, nidjt MIR nm Die Oeutihel
Shiiie am Gntfommen 5u perbin-
0eru, iouOcru Inn oeniel6eu Sdlb
81 geludbrcn gegcu ctTuoiae slnariiie
Seitcns Der ieinoliden StriegsidJiiic
Die an ser amerifoniideu fiiite olIi-
poiien,. ooB Die Ser, Stootcn nibt 81
Uicl @onoel treiben,
Der ~9Srinj @itel 6ricoridG" iu6r
untcr cigcnem Gampt wdbrcno Der
varonprin3 @ilbclni" bon 5 Shlep-
perm unteritiitt lpiroe
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lin $500 bctrOecn.

Gic 5udbt idneIl @cIo 5i oeroie'
ucn uno nod oo5n olli lmreele g9eiie,
foiiotc Der 9leeerit 9loiic Sopaee
ocu 9etrag BON $500. Tie iSroil
mluoe bon jmei onoeren 9}eaern ol-
acIprohen inlo ibr ole @eididtc bon
oen eeiimoencn $500 er5dblt bon
wclhcn ole 9oli5ei ober nir6ts nil
fen woQte. "a Ser 9etrag aus elmer
$500s9lote 6eitonO, wuroe oie Siege
rin eriudbt, oieieIbe 81 iuedieln iuo
iollte ibrcn 9lnt6eil abbefonmen.
9loiie elite ioiort sur 9anf nno bob
ibr %elo al. oas lie Oen 9fegern Gin.
bdnoiete. Gic Burden crinhteil
lire Sloiicgenoiiin, an Dem Yoiiec-
6dloc ju pnrtcil, ipo0in lie i6r oaS
05elo bringen poatcn. 9lo6 9(blnlf
elmer Stnnoe alma ser 1rau eit
9idt oui mo madlte Ser @oli5ei bon
ocm @orfoQ glu5ci1e. 1ie Getcfti0S
aa6lcr Hh0 Sing pnroen nit ser
glufarbeitimQ OcS 1aacs beiralt.
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aiuas.@emeinbe

On Scr 3ionslirnc an Der @oD.
2traBc beginner Sic @ibclihuioen
SIC alien 1rcln0cn ser bibIiiden 81.
terotur mbcihooct ibreS 9eenntnii.
ies oifcn itebcn ndmitcn Conner
itaa s. 1itD6cr 9l6enos S.i5 llbr.
Tir Observation-Disclosures iperoen
Giculio9 mo 5rcitag 9aadhittoes
l3O llbr gcbaIten I'M 0cnlenoe'
hnilc- Su GlorAen SoitcSoienit
noraca pgcoioi Foiior q. Sointaml
iipcr 1908 pnir Wepiiicn" 9iad
mittoas 3 llbr 1T euaIii9c gciper
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@uILiiiun n Bed 0ntalu.sIraNs.

gIs o5corec 2ieolib bon gir 22l5,
9aliinore-5troBe, nit ieincul
@eiponn ans Scr @lnalp.StraBe IN
Ole Giocr.g(aep ciu6icecn ipolltc, col
lioirte er nit einem StroBenba6n-
waagon ser ,St.&oulitraBen,2htieY.
Iie goroeradie ocS @agens mur0e
5erbro@en mo oas @eidirr 3erriiieir
woolirdb Die 9Sfer0e entiuihcu. Sieo.
lid ip1roe BON ieinein Sib ani oic
SdutOorridtlne ocs @aegons ge-
ldleuoert. ST mnroe nod Dem llni.
periitdtS.Soipital 5ur @ebauomug
gcbraHt, iuo es iid berouSitcIlte, oab
CT peridieOcne @umoen om 9opf uno
ioniiigc icbperc Setletingcu Oapoi
9ctroaen 6otte.
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81. u s.. @eldl. BON ocr Sobus
Nopfius.llnipcriitdt fam acItcru oui
cinrm engliiden Talapicr IN 9lcp
yori nah elmer I1ngereu Shioien.
relic in Der ariees3onc ali 100 cr Die
9oipitaler il englauo imo 5rnnt,
reid bciidjt bottc Gr iprnd iid;
ie6r lo6eno ii6cr ocren Craaniioiion
ans uno enpiabl oicic inr 9iado0.
upue in gfmerifa Gr crfldrtc, e2
pilroe iebr lnueiie iiir iraeno o.
nauo iein, Guropa 81 bciudcn All.
Set III pidltiacn @eiddiicn gSenil
eil 9ieiichoer nidt Greocntialcn ser
0do6iien 9lrt beiibi, miro cs i6m nic.
mails gciinitet Den cnsliidcn aonal
jii ircuBcn Ir. NeIh muBte cine
glodje lit 4aris Ucrbleibcn ueil Die
aanaloQnipier i'm Sofcn ge6alten
muroclL bis oic 2Iuifldrunasfreu5ey
lido UcrIidert batien ooB feiuc oeut.
idlen Sauhboote i'm aanal alii Der
geadlc woren
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lin WcIO nnO 9lcdlt.

Slfcs, 8crpanger 4 50. ais bon'
fdrott erfl6rt. Gie n8oreit
AGorf 0rig 60" in SGuOeu bon
Sequciteru. Cine ieniotioneac
Sdeioln0sflase in SowIon.
9luoerc @eridts. 9(ugelcecn6eiten.
Sm 9unoes-9rcisgeridt BAT 9iih.
Ter 9oie geitern Die 6irma 2ifeS,
@crmanecr & so. fir bouferott en-
fl6rt im0 Die Scrren Sobn .. Siam.
iop mo 5. q. g9rio6t ais Sequeiier
crnannt, nodoem oieielben $4,000
giireldoft geiiclt botten.
SIN arcisgeridt wuroe Charles
See Merrifen ais Scqueitcr fir ole
r6oreit @arf Drug Go.~ bonn 9lid-
Ter Gowfins crnonut. Ger 9lntros
mar bon @m. 6. @iquctt geIteat
iuororn ipeI6cr einc 5orocrling oon
$500 bat.
3 Il d tDniis.
3. 9copolo Cietcrman murOc inn
GrimiuoI.@eridbt bonn Nidtcr 5oper
81 einem Sa6r 3u1t6aus berlrt6eilt.
Geterman bate an Ocr Gitgalti-
more-StraBe ciucu S6ublooen CT.
oifnet uuo babel fiir $tt00 @oarcn
orridminocn laIieu. Ter idIoue
@eidditsmom, mclbcr iid i'm Smi
Derbeirotbct bat, purOc in goiton
Derbaftet.
2 ho0encriabfIo0c.
SIN Common Flcosgeri6t bit
@lortiu @lullo6cD cine aloge un
$4,000 S6oOcucriab aegen Soicp6
6e9rfolo, ocn Better eiucs SitneD,
eiureiden loiicn Wiula6cp Iagt,
oaB er BON Dem Sitneo getrofien ltuS
idlwer ocrlett morOcu lei.
Ter OberIebrcr mnB Mil
mentc be5oblen.
6rou Glinira Sopce bat cine Sd)ei-
oingsfIuqe gegen ibrcu Monn, sci
S6erle6rer Scr Neltport Sodidlde.
Glop Z. Sopcc, i'm arcisgcridt 5i
Goiuion eiugereidt. sic bat oie
GIagc cingereiAt iueil i0r @atte leir
Seim in GodcDsDille nilfecge6en ga.
be un0 iie onoe6lid uid)t me1r cr-
ud6rt, neil er tie gcipiirgt babe, i6r
@Dps ms Saor gcrUorien imo iih
augeblih 81 sen glubdn9ern eineS
unbeidrdnfteu 2ebensponoelS 6e.
fonnt 6n6c, ocnen es crloubt lei, i6re
9lufmerfiomfeit Scocr Su idenfen, Die
iie cntgceeuuebmcn mill 9lah 9lr.
ga6c Der 5ral ioll i6r Dloun oilb
Sen auseiebigiten @e6rouH bon oic.
len 9Brin5ipien MAIDEN rmO IeItcn
nadl &auic fommct c6c Der Gag oll-
6ridt glae oicie 9eibmeroen per-
Den IN Der alageidriit angciiibrt.
Ios &aor lit lett Dem sui oeS Sab.
res 1889 Ocr6erotbet.
9lihtcr Guncon erfannte Der SID,
oerin 6iS 5ml 13. Gft. $5 pro $50.
de 9llimeutc ST. unO ulBcrOenl $25
fir 9lnmoltsfoiten
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96antaitiidle geridlic.

Gin Slider Mil oos llilicricc6oot
Bremen bei Reiu.Qonoon geie.
ben 6oben. gso6riHeinli1 cine
6iidgcitidte. o@oitern 5or.
iparoing 60" eriportct nod gar
fem llnterieeboot.
ghi beribieoene @eriihte bin
onB oas longerluartete oertide lin.
teriee6oot Bremen" geie6en worOcu
lei, gobcn 9eamte Der uGnitern 8or-
paroing So in gleip.2onoon, Gonn..
gcitern 9Ibeno betannt, OoB iie in oen
ndditen Gooen feinerlei llnteriecboot
eriporteten.
9lus Bolton mcloete Die ugliiocIirtc
9sreiie", ooB iie ein @eriiHt unteriu-
den ldBt. Dab in ser 9tdbe bon Cape
eli5obctb, no6e Eortlmo, Wle., eiit
2e6ensrettunasgiirtcl nit Dem 9ia-
men Bremen gefunocn uoroen lei.
8is eeoen Dlitternoht ipor nod fei.
uerlei giadridt eingelaiien
6oIgenoe Qepelhe Der y Dgtiiociirten
Ereiie" trof geitern 9lbcno 7 llbr
ein v@eiterlg, q. S., 49, Sept. -
Gin Slider 5u @leoiont Gieiu, nnbe
g9atd] Sia, Der 0en Gong Sslauo
Suno ii6eriebcn tonnte, berihtete
bcute 9lbeno, Dob CT ourd iein 6ern.
robr Elm eroBes llnteriec6oot in DER
Gihtung nnf glep.2onoon geieben
babe. Gos llntcrieeboot ici ooulols
25 Wieilen oitlih bon 9leip.2onoon
gcweien mo oos llntcrieeboot ngre-
men, icit MoAen crmortet miro. gtul
Olaitc babe er Elm peiBcs iIbcr eincnI
6riincn 2ihte eeiebcn.~
gsie Der @eobodter ioetc, iiuo Dies
oic 9idter, bic 8u bcobadtcn Der
0opitdn Nobinion bon Dem S6lep.
per ogSeiterlD~ oeu 9(uitrog bottc,
on Oos Soudboot Bremen" Ocror.
tigc 2iAtcr 6eigcn ipiiroe. GerShlep-
per lit ibon mcBrcrc Gage auf Der
Sudc nod Dem oeutiben SdJiii.
Gos Gouh6oot botte fein @cgleit.
i@iii uno 5eigtc feline 6logge. Der
9cobodter, Der nit Der grideinung
Der in 91em.2onoou Iieecnoen nmc-
rifoniideu ll@oote pertruut iein
wia, iagte, oaB oos bon ibul oeiebcue
bon OeriAieocncm Epp ais oieic ici.
DoS Boot par ctipo smei 1lcilcn
bonn llfcr enticrnt mo fubr nit md.
6iger @eidluinoigtcit Gic Gee mar
iebr bepegt.
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Iie @litgIieoer ocs a9lmcritani-
idlcn 0oipitol-9'ereins" Die sur Con.
BENTON in philadelphia beriommelt
iiuo wcroeli bentc nacb Baltimore
for1nen, I'M cine lour 0urd Die Die
ii8cn Soipitdler im0 bcionoers ons
Sobns Sopfins Soipilal 81 ma6en
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grnOer Isa6rieIla NeerOianna.

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ecitorbencn gruoers @abricl inn
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oet 6eite @ormittos itott. 9ruoer
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Der mooernen Spra6en all Dem Sol
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3eIearaphIidlcr Mrttrrberidlt.

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loIgenoen bohiten Tcmperoturen
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Serr 2ouis am0ling. Elm &C.
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bon @fcrocn. 9Iac adt 2tunoe
pccbieIt oos 9coieuungsperloual.
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9(ngriif auf 5luei fleine Jlegermdoden
untcrnonncn 81 bnben.
SO Eoqc @efdngniB i'm ,
$25 @cI5itrofe.
9iihter &onit i'm iiioliHen Yoli5ei.
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gtlionio Bonner pcgeu slngriits oli
ben sStoliener 9Inorep Gonte, SSn6n4
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tafcl iolote cine aagemeine &eilerei
in DER OoIbeicbten g9irtbifoit bel
ipeldcr oie 2cber, 9aiieufopie, Teler,
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oientcn. 9(ls Die @oli5ei eridien,
bolete lib oct gfeacr nit Dem Stolie.
ncr ouf Oem Groboocn. 9onner bat
icbt 3eit. 81 lcrnea Dab man lid in
oiientliden gIdbcn anitonois betra-
gen mub.
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sInto.g'm0 fiir WlOrrca 9sarf.

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am alontao orei slnto-Cmnibuiic in
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Strahenbabn.2inie bis nod 9QorrelI
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