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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Ladies, LIsL.

Mrs. Nj. l. Renrett, Mrs. Antonio v
Baca Mrs Roy l.. Bcvens CD, Mrs. j.
u. Boyle, Mrs. s. n Broughton, Mrs.
Le0ndinc Burnett. Miss Anna Clark,
Mrs. sarah a., Creai, Mrs. +. c. Cal
lahan, Misa Cora Clayton. Miss Lizzie
= Caco. Miss Ida Conway, Mrs j.. l..
bowling ca, Mrs. r. \, Drley, Mrs.
N0borita G. Duran. Miss Marcclla DE
Marnis. Mrs G.. G. Dewitt (2), Miss
Agnes Finkler Mrs. Pearl Farris. Mrs.
Charles French, Miss Marcolla Garcia,
Miss Cecil Graves, Mrs Gus Grove,
Mrs. w. S. Grimm, Miss Blanche
llelser Mrs Clara Blumenth Harris.
Mrs. f. l.. Hopkins, Miss a. l.. Kelly,
liuda Sutherland, Miss s. Livingston,
Rose l4ovata, Mrs. W. A. McWhinney.
Mildred Mcdonald. Willis Mason,
Miss Alice Newark, Mrs. Olive Pitts.
Miss Elsie Renhart, Miss Myrtle RAN
dan, Mrs. Courtney Randolph, MIS-
sallic Ray. Mrs Donald Sering. Miss
Jean Sheridan Mrs Dora Sandabah
T. s. sutton, Miss Anita Sandoval
Mrs l.. SCARBOROUGH, Miss Clarita
Serna, Mrs. Emma Thorne, Miss Irene
Mems List.
4, r. Anderson, Edward G. Allen,
NJ Aragon, DR.. William Anderson,
Cornelio Archibeque, Mr.. and Mrs
Virgil Barnes, Santiago Baca, w. i.
Benson, Floyd Bradley, Watson Bow
man. Albert Benson, Scott II. Bick-
ford. W. p. Blackburn, Paul Bodc
mann, Chalmers Bower, Elizabeth
Boyle, John Brown, Gilbert Benson,
Cohn, r. j. caVanaugh. Luz
Joe Campbell, Henry
Chavez. Frank Il. Coc Lloyd j,
Drake, Robert ]. Daniels t2). DR..
Arthur Erickson, Grover Eden, Felix
Garcia, Donaciano Gala2, Or, Nc
Queen Gray, }, T. Grayson, Jose A
Guerra. X. I. Gatewood, Bert Ora
nam, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Garland,
Santiago Garcia, II. y. liahler, A. @.
Howard. James H. llatchner, J. C.
Ieffries. Jose d. Jiron. Willis H.
tones. Simng Jimmy 7. +. Hatcher.
Rev w +. kcrney, Billy Lorrnezc NJ.
!. larwehe, Louise Lyons, Epifamio
lopez, Lugenbuhl. T. Y. Maynard,
Abecinio Martinez. W. II. Moherman,
Fred McNickcrs, Eustacio Mendoza,
Earl Mills, Thenio Mendoza, Teddy
Myers. William MeDougan. Santiago
Neranes. W. c. peffcr. Ralph J. Phil
Fps, Florcncio Rodriguez, otto Ru-
nette. c. II. Reed. II. w Twining, l.
Ninclers. L. T. Walker Benito Sabey-
a. William A. Steadmau. Albert
Steele. Amadeo Sanchez, :. r. Stew
,rt. John Sturges. Edward Simms,
Solano Masedonio. Stuppi Clarence
'harles :. Scotllu. Monico Sandoval, !
fred SCheberlein.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03
SAN FRANCISCO
HIT BY SEVEREST
STORM IN YEARS
ny "ossIso JOURNAL oseclAl lesseo w,se

10y MORNING JOURNAL oeeciAL Lchego WIRE
san Francisco, Jan. "A southerIv
gale that quickly developed into a
I5-mlles-an-hour hurricane struck
san Francisco today killing one Sc.
Verely inJuring several persons and
taking a heavy toll in property dam.
age Inc storm was said by weather
bureau officials to be the worst that
mas VISITED thls city in twenty-seyen
years Henry Chiison, retired irug-
Sist from Los Angeles, was fatally in
Jured tonight by falling sign and
died soon aftcrward. MANY otho,.
persons were hurt by flyinG debris and
ut all the municipal hospitals. doctors
up victims. '''7
An untenanted two-story anartr,o,,.
house was demolished ana othnr
buildings were damaged. Moro than
100 plate glass windows were hloyn
m.
Waves kicked up by the wind IN
the bay endangered small cr,ft
Ferry traffic was maintained with
difflculty. The lower decks of seward
ferries We're swept by seas and man,
passengers who escaped seasjcknees
knelt in prayer
Several coasters that nut IN 900
turned back. Shipping alone ~"
vpast mad received ample warning Of
,ne storm and II was believed thai M
large vessels would suffer
among the tall buildings down
,own the wind played curious pranl,e
teopie on one side Of Market street /
s.oVd IN comparative calm ana
walehed the people on the other sid@ /
s'ruFEllhg with a gale that brooked ,
10 resistance and which, while If .
' S~"p, tne crowds before it, juggled |
~ h'"u WIN collection Of hats F.
az AZ unlore has, advertising signs
and electric light bulbs. 40
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03
REALTY TRANSFERS.
Deeds.

DttUS.
T. pinney and wife To Joseph NJ
Indy. December q. thirty acres in
southeast quarter Of section "a, town
ship north, range east; ST.
Bailey Strong and wife to Archie
Toothaker December q, lots and
is, block 25 Eastern addition. 81.
Mary +, Hall and husband to VIII
linn j. Bartle. December rs, lots iS,
N. 10, l6, block ., Paris addition; ST.
Addison Hall ct al to =. r. Mccain
ma, December 2S, northwest quarter
section 10, township 10 north, range 3
east; 81
John NJ. Moore ct 81 20 Alexander
Golden. December IS, lot 3. block =.
Santa Re addition: 81.
City of Albuquerque to Clara A.
FERGUSON, December rs. two pieces in
Albuquerque grant
Inca Glcnnon and husband to Bail
ey Strong, December 2S, lot Q. block
3, Brownwell x Lails Highland addi-
ton: 81.
Tomas @. Apodaoa and wife tn lose
Ygnaeio sala2ar. December %, piece
In old Albuquerque: 81.
Ntsente Iopes and wife to Ray
mond T. Sanchez and wife. December
20. piece in Chilli; 81
Jacob korber and wife TO Anna Tes-
sier, December 20. lot 2 ana south
fifteen feet of lot IL. block s, II. II.
addition; ST.
Pablo Griego ct al to Juan r.
Chaves Ct al December %, piece in
precinct II, Albuquerque; s75.
Estanislao V. Chaves ct al to Gug-
lielmo Ga'anti. December co, lots /.
>, 20. block p" Springer additions
$40.
Edward G. Millenbaugh and wife to
David Meyer. December 81, piece in
precinct >. Del Rio. 81.
Trust Deeds.
j. |. Bell and wife to First $. +. 4
T, Co, December "a, lots and ,,
block 20, Terrace addition; $500.
II. A. Murphy and wife to Superior
Lumber and Mill company. December
-. lots 1877 ana l9S, block Il, +. Ar
milo addition; $770.50.
Joseph NJ. Indy and wife to First
$. Il. a \. Co, December 81. thirty
acres southeast quarter of section "a,
township north. range east: S700.
Archie Toothaker to a. l.. Martin.
December - lots and 6. block %.
Eastern addition. $3.50.
The Denver Investment ana I'm
provement company to u. @. Jaffa,
December - lots IL to 20 inclusive.
block IL. Peroa addition. and part OF
lott - 60 81 inclusive. block 3, T.. NJ
A J. Armiio addition. $i,500.
c. \. Pappe and wife to First S. II.
a T. Co.. December Is. five acres two
miles north of Albuquerque and east
n Fourth street. sS00
Emma l.. Thorn 10 Jerre Haggard. |
December so paTt Of lots 4 s g. block 7
is. H. II. addition $4,000
Manuel Chases aud wife 10 Felipe /
j. Gnrule, December so. piece north ,
NJ Albuquerque, Si00.
itumaldo zamofa and wife 10 h. @. 7
Archulcla. December 81. piece in pra- /
iut :. l.os Griegos 5000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03
POLICE IN TAXlCAB
RUN DOWN A WAGON:
ARREST DISTURBERS

a light wagon filled with men--it
was learned afterward that there were
slx--paased Captain Pat OGrady on
South Second street early yesterday
morning. WheH' they had placed safe
distance between themselves and Cap
tain O'Grady the occupants of the We
hcle began yelling.
O'Grady crossed over to Second
street and hurried down that street
hoping to head them off However,
Patrolman NJ. b. Shut and Special
Officer james Martin beat him to
them. They heard the noise, jumped
into a taxi and overlook the wagon lit
the 1000 block Oh South Second street.
Shut ana Martin arrested five men,
one escaping. The arrest was made
shortly before 4 o'clock. hcy fnr-
nishod bond ia appear before poli,e
Judge Crais TODAY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Miss Lem IIinds.

Miss Lena Kinds, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. c. L. Kinds, died yesterday
from heart disease ut the
family home, 62l South Walter street.
Besides the parents, three brothers
and three sisters. one of the latter,
Miss Olive Kinds, is at Sam Marcial.
Leslie. Melburn and Misses Lucy and
Mabel live here. The body was taken
to Thomas Blakemore's undertaking
rooms. Funeral ARRANGEMENTS viii
be announced today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03

lin IL in charge Of the commercial
department. of the Winslow high
school.
The eastbound california limited
did not arrive until 9.05 O'Clock last
night The delay was rauscd by an
engine fixture. The heavy snow IN
the Flagstaff, Ariz, region Is not in
tcffctine with the Santa Zee schedule
now It Is reported that more than
fifty inches fell there.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03

which would more than offset the
losses incurred Ia bad times The
present system OF regulation has er-
tectn3lly discouraged such hopes and
expectations The situation which
actually exists demonstrates beyond
questionSTcnt capitalists are not dis
posed to- invest in railways.
Mileage Limit Not Reduced.
IT may he said that the reason
why the construction If new mileage
has been SO reduced Is that the coun-
try now has all the railways II needs.
Possibly il does not need many more
trunk lines. but it certainly is not true
that II does not need a much larger
mileage There are vast areas sus-
ceptible of being rendered highly pop
ulous and productive which can never
be adequately developed without the
construction of large additional
mileage of railways In all the great
territory west Of the western boundary
of Minnesota. Iowa. Missouri. Arkan-
sas and Louisiana there are emily four
states whose rnilcnge Of railway per
100 square miles equals the average
for the United States. eight and a half
miles. and there are only two states
west OF the Mississippi river which
have more than eleven miles per l0o
suuarc miles
Changing for the ucttcr
while tho statistics do moi show
H." the Rnilwav ago Gazette says
however. tho slt,t,tion nndouhtedl.
IL changing for tho better We do not
refer TO large increases IN gross and
not earnings which have occurred dur.
inc the last six months of the wear
Large imnortani ana belpfnl az they
were. they would have little sienifi-
cancc If there were reason Ia believe
thai the same influences which have
been affeetine the roilwavs Yer. 20
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03
PHONE II.
25-CENT TAM AND AUTO
DAY AND NIGHT
EMIL GRECO
liz CoJID HARDIN co.

About Two Years ago | got down
on my back until | hardly could go."
writes solomon Beqnette. Fiat River.
Mo = got Doe box 81 Foley kidn,Y
pills and they Strengthened me right
mp. Common symptoms 81 kidney
trouble are hackaehc headache rheu
mNtir pains. sareness and stiffness.
pufiibess under tkes. blurred vision
sleep disturbing bladder troubles, and
4 anFuid tired feeling Foley kidney
Pulls help "a eliminate Tho puisuu9u#
Nasif matter th1t sauscs these syml-
toms sold tfH3N here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03
.Inllan CnI.ranfes

Julian Cervantes. 81 years old, died
Saturday night at his home in Old
Albuquerque from pneumonia He
had been i'll two weeks. Four sons.
Carlos, f.eandro. Frank and Modesto,
and two daughters survive. Funeral
services viii be hed at . o'clock to-
morrow morning AZ the Church OF
san Felipe dc Neri. Burial viii be
in Santa Barbara cemetery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-Fne riding or driving
mare a. West Silver.
FOR SALE--Jorscy cream separator,
cheap. s04 West Lead. Phone 1881
WANTED-TWo nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, with
BATH permanent. Address l.. l.. c.,
care Journal.
LOST-Threc 50 bills; reward Re
turn To Wells Fargo
-e-
Snitatorium docs cleaning. press.
ing. repairing. Near T.. o. PHI. 50i.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03

ron RENT-ik00m. 1880. facing
alley la business section. eallahIe for
plumbing or tin shop. or storage,
brat end safe. eeIuded apply dis
0ffie&.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03

Iercleht cars
ordered .i09. 796 S0,26i 1863.
Passenger cars
ordered . soe2 a.oOg a,i7s
Locomotives
ordered W.. lt7s 1895 s.i61
Freight cars
built ....,.s t4,lt2 t0i5il s07,6sl
Passenger ears
built .., ist9 s.G9i 9,2at
Locomotives
built $3.50. 2,0S5 2.235 5,S32
The number of both cars and loco
motives for which orders we're placed
in 1915 was greater than In 1914, due
70 the large orders that have been
placed during the past three months,
but II was smaller than for any other
year, except 1908. since the Railway
Age Gazette began compiling these
statistics. The 1916 figure Tor passen-
Ter cars Includes see cars ordered by
The Pullman company for it's own use,
whereas IN the other years Pullman
cars were not included. In addition
to the ears and locomtives ordered by
the roads in the United states, Ameri-
can builders received foreign orders
for lN,229 freight ears and $50 loco
motives
Not business Depression
The length OF railroad In the United
states operated under the block signal
system ON January /, 1910. is 97.S09
miles, an increase of 9.6l7 miles over
the mileage reported ON January l..
1915 The automatic block signal
mileage, Sl,1b0 miles, is LA miles
creator than enc year ago, and no less
than 40 per cent greater than the au-
tomato mileage three years ago
Recommending on these figures the
Railway Age Gazette says in part
The extreme situation which has
existed Is not attributable to general
business depression. for the general
depression has not been as profound
as Il Was in the eos or the 90's. II is
not attributable TO the war for the
decline IN railway building began long
before the war. The outgo Of the
roads has been increased enormously
hN advances in wages and taxes and
tN regulation 10y the state and nation
al governments Their total earnings
nave beon restricted hy regulation OF
their rates lay the state and national
governments
Capitalists Not Disposed To- Invest.
Ground between these upper and
neither milistonos the income available
tor interest and dividends has tended
downward i1f over Hint years II has
NOT heroine relatively as small as m
some earlier periods. but IN those PEE
rludH ihe roads Wrrp hoi subjected as
tnsA afe now. tn regulation, one OF the
main aVoNed purposes uf which rs to
restrict their met earnings Ia COM
ftuufHrt ln fhosF earlier Periods cap-
iiailais und fHliNAY Managers were
entunfafed fu continue 10 make in
Nsflments ln permanent improvements
HNd lH new llurs nV tho hope hey
HaHlu pt aaie fp make large profits
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03

WATER TAX DUE AND PAY
ABLE AT OFFICE OF WATER CO.
&c = SECOND
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03

10 hiii R--ntFIftIAN
Moved tn iud south Iiliid street
tittfs'n~ itank ihlliihg
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03

LIVERY aud saddle horses. rrlmbIe's
tfed Harm.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-03

Ono Of The LeAt Indications OF The
progress Of the railways is the extent
TO which they have added to their
equipment, and the Railway Age Ga
@ette has also compiled statistics
showing the number of new freight
and passenger ears aud locomotives
ordered and built during The year as
follows.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-09
Die bentise Sage.

Mit al1snabme BON Gerbn11 bai
iib Die Gage anf Oen Sdladtfel=
bern nidt geanoert. Sci 8eronn
ii1o Ole 9eutl6en pieoer Elm gutes
Stiid porgeorungen nno baden bic
le @efangene gema6t. Iaeroings
baben ibnen Die 5%ran5oien anidei=
memo Elm Sfiid oes CONTROVERSIAL
oes mieoer fortgenommeh, aber Die
9entlden baben bod nod immer
gon5 beoeutenoe grfoIge err1lngen,
nit oenen iie lebr 5~ufrieoen iein
fonnen.
Sn Stalien iteht cine Miniiter=
friiis beuor uno I'M englilben Har-
lament Sanfen fi6 8alfour uno
GburdiG oariiber, fper BON ibner
Die groBte Sdulo an Der n~ationalen
&aIamitdt tr1at. geioes lit Elm err
freulides 3eiden Der 3eit. @ie
beiBt es bod IN Dem alten 8ort2
u@enn fid Die 0iebe 8%anfen f6n-
men Die ebrliden 9eute ii6 freuen."
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s1tffanN.

SSn elrtem Sog1rbal1le 5u Went=
pbis, Tenn, itarb Elm iunger Marl1
o1l einem ShlagfluB, m1breno er
einen 8rief an ei11e Dame f1rieb,
Die offenbar feline 8raltt mar. Mall
meiB BON Dem Manne iebr menig.
gr mobnte crit felt Montag in Dem
Saule. Sein Same mar lDabrl6ein-
lid) 5ratlf &omes 1tffo man glanbt,
0oB er aus ltnierer Stdot gefonl-
mett mar. Sn leiner Tal6e fano
mall Den 8rief elmer Game ans $50
leitine, Ser IN iebr 5Grtli6en Son
gebalten NOR nno in Dem sic
Sdreiberin feline Ibreiie beoauerte.
@abrldeinli6 NOR ser grief Sen
er i6rieb, ols i'm ser Soo iiber-
roidte, an oieie ieIbe Game aerih-
tet.
SSn Der Nabe bon glebelono,
Sfld., %erplooierten mebrere b1tnoert
Snart Nitro=@ lpcerin, Sic nadl Sen
oortigen Selfeloern gefabren muir
oeft, no ne 81 Spref1glf1gen benubt
neroen iollten. Ser @aeen, ouf oem
1te gefabren puroert, mltroe pou=
ltanoig 5erltort, man bat erit peniae
5titfe bon linn tpieoer g~efunoen.
Der 5nbrmoltn, Sarrp @iG, muroe
bltdltabli6 5errilien ebenio Sic
Bferoe @as oie grplofion herfei=
gefiibrt Bot ipeiB mon nidt.
9rei iunge Manlter, Stephen
Sones, Geo. Sones uno Sreo Mil=
Ter perin6ten mabreno zines
Stltrms iiber Ben Manrepas see In
2ouiliana 81 fobren. Die @ololin=
9anndt in Der lie iid befauoer,
ffl1tg I'M u1o ale orei ertranfen. !.
ELEFtH
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d., 6. Z.

Santa &c t5. &. 8. q. Depot).
Gntltnft -
$50. 7-@om Rorben 1000 bonn.
go. 1-gom 9orbeu ..8:05 abenbs
Mbfabrt-
SO. 6-9ah benz @oroen. .7:35 nabm.
$40. 2-Nah Dem Norben. .9:15 bonn.
g. a., Il. & g. Is. C 9. q. Depot;
Nnfunft -
SO. 2-gon Corpus gbriii anb Ga,risu
sbprines. ...........4:55 nahm
No. 4-gon Corpus ghriiti. 100 BORN.
SO. 1-gead Corpus @hrifti uub @arrisr
Springs ....,.-... 1890 bornt.
go. 3-Nnh CORPUS Ghriffi $3.50 chenbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-09

%s ~ ~ lQuuVtttttlc.J
No. 1O1-9unfst aimiteD, BON 9ep 81
SO. 1oa suniet aimits0, bon san Srans
cisco 1853 BORN.
No. 7-SdneIIaus, bon RetD Drredns
TAO BORN.
go. S-96nen8us, bon Sci gaio -.
30. e.9nniet grprss, bon ii asip 0o pr.
Ieons. ..7:55 nadur
No. 10-Saniet grpreb. bon Gan Srans
ctSco -......- $3.50 nndnt.
Nbfabrt-
go. 101-Smnjet 2iiniteS, mad Can
Trnneiseo ..........4:50 BORN,
NO. 102-Guniet 2imiteo, nah Stem Or
leans 400 BORN.
$40. 7l9dneIsua, mad Sci Mio.....
..11:00 bonn.
Ro. 8-56neI5us mad Stem Srreans
1880 bonn.
Ro. 9-Sunfet grpreb mad Gan Sraus
cisco $3.50 nadut.
$50. 1o-9unfet erpreB, mad Metp OrS
lent8. $1,000. II. 100 nddts
gferurta Stbif on.
Nnfunft -
no. so1-gon 9olfon. Sort aapaea,
Wictorin. guero ......7:20 nadm,
gn. sO2-mad guero, gictoria, Bort
4abaca, 9oufton -....-7:55 borm
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g. u. & d. 3.
q. G q. g

NlUuIIII -
$40 16-gon Souiton, @aco uno Cor
pns Gbriifi 1856 nadlm.
$50. 14-gOn Souiton uuo aiiffenorfeil
$40 12-gon goafum llno aiiifenorfen
1850 nddm.
gso. 41-@on &errbiae. $3.50 BORN.
Ap- 43-oon &erbiae, mn Sonntags
.-.. GAS aberos
go. 145-@on &errpiae, tdaIid, ougae~
nomrnen Sonntass ..6.45 abe1ips
glbfabrt
go 15-Na1 5ouiton, 8aco nnb gorz
BUS gbriiti ... 8:45 BORN.
60 18-gah Souiton uno aiiifenorten
10:45 aben6s
3o. 11-0ad goafum nno a~iitenorten
2:05 nadn1.
No. 42-Nad aerrbiue, rltr an Come
tageu 500 morgens
go 146-Mad aerrDiae Abb obenDg
No- 146|Ha6 R~errbiIIe tGglid, uusqe@
itorllnen Sonntags. 7:05 BORN.
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gem Sitel BON einem MnonDmus
berausgegeben III, inter benz man
aber nq6 aI[erbano Mn5ei1en Den
Colonel @omar6 Manoen 9ouie,
ben 8ribntgeianbten oes 8raiioen=
ten @illon, permntet.
Der Snbalt oieies glides Bot eli
nige Mebnli1feit nit Der latDrilh=
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ribs Dor etIihen gagen ,@enn Der
@aiier nod Mmerifa f1rne1. Nnr
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amiiiant un0 aud nidt logiId ourb-
gefiibet.
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gauge 5mii1en 1920 nno 1927 fid)
ablpielen 1T Elm geDiiier BbiIip
3ru, Der a Is General nit ieiner
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er ieinen Soften aIs General ME
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