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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-13
FOR THE RED cross

The work Of the Red Cross can not
be measured in words. however elo-
qUently they may De expressed; nor
can it be measured il dollars and
cents, however, large the amount.
All Ger the cililized world the Red
Cross stands ou- as d symbol for ali
that is noblest and purest in man
and womankind
In the great world conflict jusc
ended its sign wherever displayed act
ed as an inspiration to the loftiest
deeds of valor, sacrifice and devotion
Its bene1ieent work is not yet end
ed. True there are no more wounded
for it to succor, but il must still
nurse the sick. feed the hungry aud
clothe the naked
Its work is manifold Those whom
we most revere tell US that duty and
sacrifice are the n0blest words in our
language and those words fittingly
represent the work Of the Red Cross.
1t is estimated that there are be
tween twelve and fifteen thousand
whites in Marion county and from
that number it is not unreasonable to
suppose that we ought to secure a
membership of three thousand and 4
drive is going to be inaugurated
with the expectation of securing that
number.
eligible to membership and as the
organization will hereafter be depend
ent solely from membership fees to
carry on its work of humanity. it is
hoped that the three thousand mem
bers will be secured
There vii be no more drives" and
hitherto when one was called upon
to donate FIVE dollars and upwards
he will now only be expected to en-
roll himself and the members Of his
family as members, the fee being only
one dollar for each member.
The work is one of relief, amelior
alton and all that human sympathy
stands for.
When the drive for membership
begins let us hope that the spirit that
prompted our young men to flock to
the colors will be repeated and that
it can again be said of Marion county
that it went "over the top"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-13
AFTER BEING IN OPERATION
FOR THIRTEEN MONTHS THE
RECORDS OF THE CAMP WILL
BE CLEARED AT ONCE.

Jacksonville, Dec. 11.-Yesterday
saw the official ending Of Camp JOS
eph E. Johnston as a training camp
for the quartermasters corps and ma,
chinery for the wholesale discharge
Of the personnel OF the camp viii be
put in motion Immediately with a
view to clearing the records az
quickly as possible.
According TO report the camp will
be continued in a smaller way as a
regular post of the quartermastefs
corps. though this is unofficial and
has not vet been confirmed The re
port states that probably 1000 men
will remain here on duty
What disposition win be made OF
the bulk OF the government property
and utilities is not known. but ru-
mors touching this phase Of the
breaking up of the camp have been
in circulation for several days. OFF,
GERS at headquarters this morning
were unable 70 give out definite in
formation They are expecting or
ders at any time covering this feature
This means that the largest train
ing center OF the quaTtermasters
corps of the American army has come
to an end insofar as it's operation for
training purposes is concerned. Dur
ing the thirteen months il has been
in existence this camp has trained
more than 100000 men for service
overseas and in departmental duties.
It's average strength has been around
10000 with a constant flock Of incom
ing recruits and outgoing troops for
service.
Three commanders have guided the
progress Of the camp since its incep
ton Lieut. Col Frederick II Mum
son, the first commander. came 90
Jacksonville in November OF 1917.
During his service here be was pro-
NOTED TO the rank Of colonel and
was relieved for duty with line
troops. Lieut. Col. Charles E Willard
succeeded him. Promotion came
also for Lieut. Col Willard and he
was elevated TO the rank of colonel
some months before his assignment
to other duties was announced
Colonel Willard was succeeded BY
MajorGen. vii lam p Dnvall. the
present commanding officer. who was
recalled for service from private llfs
after being retired He arrived here
several months ago and has made
many friends in Jacksonville.
During the last several weeks many
men have been discharged from serv-
ice at this camp. but the next few
days will witness a general exodus
both Of officers and enlisted men.
Many plan to remain here or az other
points in Florida. though the major
ity win return 20 their homes a.
quickly as possible.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-13
Jacksonville Training Camp Comes
to Official End
Quarternlaster Corps Post With 5000 Men VIII
Probably be Maintained

Among the many new arrivals in
our city are Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Hurt
and family from near Atlanta Mr.
Hurt is one of Georgias most prOmi.
nent planters. They have leased for
the winter the pretty bungalow OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Carter in the third
ward and may eventually decide TO
permanently locate They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Hurts brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. D c. Jameson,
from Walker Valley, n. Y. who, for
the present are comfortably located
at the dormitory.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-13
BREST GAYLN AWAITING
THE WILSON PARTY

Brest, France, Dec. 10. This
town has not had on such a brilliant
dress for years. not even following
the ending Of the war, as it wears in
anticipation of the arrival OF Presi-
dent Wilson of the United States and
his party here tomorrow. 1t is true
that the president will spent no time
here, proceeding direct to Paris, but
nevertheless a special committee wiz
wait upon him and tender him the
freedom of the city and express the
thanks OF the people for what the
United States did to help win the
war.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-13
Seven Transports En- Route
to United States With
81 Officers and
5000 Men

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE sailing
of seven additional transports fol
American ports with 50 officers and
5000 men was announced Tuesday by
the war department Six sailed or
December 6 and the others q day
later.
The vessels are the Otzgo. Maui. El
Occidente, SOestdijk. Mercury and
the Metapan, which sailed last. The
Soestdijk has on board the eleventh
antiaircraft battery; the others have
on board the fourth railroad ordnance
artillery repair shop, the 1921, 103d,
104th and 105th casual companies,
the 50th anti-aircraft battery and pa
tients and casuals.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-13
Five Men Killed and Thirty
Injured in Explosion
on Battleship

Washington, Dec 1L-Five firemen
and water tender were killed and
thirty-one other members of the crew
OF the battleship Brooklyn were in
jured in an explosion on the berth
deck and in bunkers, of gases from
coal dust while the ship was being
cOaled on December ninth, according
to a report the navy department made
public tonight An investigation has
been ordered.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-13
Will Demand Entire Cost Of
War from Germany

Bristol, Eng, Dec. 11.-"Conscript
army on the European continent is
inevitably aggressive and viii lead To
war. The peace conference, there
fore, must abolish conscripti0n. The
British navy is a defensive weapon
and Britain, therefore, means TO keep
it without abridgement This dec
laration made in speech made by
Premier Lloyd George here today He
also declared: We propose TO de.
mand the whole cost of the war frem
Germany"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-13
Wednesday Session

The board met with al member
present and acting
The depository statements war
presented and checked over with tne
warrants returned paid and found to
be apparently correct.
The conditions of the Spar school
were discussed and it vas left TO,
further consideration as to What was
best to do.
Mrs. C. V. Roberts matron of the
dormitory, called and went over tn
conditions of the institutions fully
with the board.
The time of dismissing for the hot
idays was discussed and il was the
opinion of the board that the best
results would be obtained by dismiss.
ing on Friday. December 20, for tive
weeks and resuming school on Mon
day, January 6, 1919
No further business appearing the
board adjourned for the session to
meet in special session On Friday. De,
cember 20, 1918.
J. H. BRINSON. Secretary.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-13

Il absolutely deprecate the doctrine
that patriotism or loyalty or nation
ality demand that my people shall be
the sole Judge in any controversy
arising between it and any other peo-
pie; and 80 far as am concerned. !
am willing to accept all the disap-
proval that may come from people
pretending to be more patriotic than
on account OF that opinion.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-13
Interesting Meeting Of Board
Of Public Instruction
Ocala, Fla, Dec. 5, 1918.

The board Of public instruction in
and for Marion county met at their
Office at ten a. m. on the above date
with all members present and acting
as follows: G. S. Scott, chairman: A
J. Stephens and C. R. Veal, members,
and Supt. j. H. Brinson, secretary.
Minutes of the session held on No
vember 5 and 6 we're read and ap-
proved as recorded and read.
Report of the tax collector Shove
poll tax collections for November oi
81 regulars and a extras Also, for
county funds, s6,176,13; Ocala bond
and sinking funds, s19S580: Citra
bond interest and sinking fund, Sol
43; Dunnellon bond interest and sink
ing fund. $26.7S, and special tar his
trict collections of s2,4S&74
Statement from the comptroller
was presented showing semi-annual
apportiOnmeRt OF the one mill state
school tax TO Marion county Of $4,34I
A letter was presented from the Sc
pervisOn OF the Summerdeld colorea
school asking for brick with whic.
to fix their well that had gone dry
and it was ordered TO be supplied.
A request was presented from Mrs.
d. M. Roberts, as holder of coupon
warrant No. 43 for sl,100 that was
past due, asked there be a payment
OF $500 made and a renewal warrant
for $500 be issued for one year This
was agreed to and ordered and war
rant No. 81 was issued to her for S500.
Notice from Powell, Garard &. Co,
of Chicago, that interest coupons
amounting to $525 would be due or
January I at the Continental & Com
mercial National Bank of Chicago.
and it was ordered that funds be for.
warded to take them up.
insurance policy TOR S2,5O0 on the
Ocala primary building and the north
Ocala building issued by G. S. Scott
& Son was presented This natures
on December u. 1928.
Applications in due form were pre-
sented from the Ocala National Bank.
Munroe & Chambliss National Bank
and Commercial Bank of Ocala and
the Bank of Dunnellon TO be appoint
cd repositories for the handling Of
school funds for the year 1919. 1t
was agreed that all of these banks
would be designated as repositories
and that bonds would be required as
follows: The Ocala National Bank
$4,000; the Munroe & Chambliss
National Bank. $1,000: the CONNER.
cial Bank, $4,000, and the Bank Of
Dunnellon, $4,000.
Bills as per statement fled with
clerk of court and posted were exam.
med and ordered paid.
The board adjourne for noon
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-13

The dome of the court house
which for many months has heen a.
dark as the innermost ssction of q
stingy mans pocket. IL nos respian-
dent in glorious electric briilianey.
The circle OF lights sdd quite = fae
tive appearance 70 the otherwlss
gloomy. old. baid-headed monstroslty.
The little lights twinkle all night
long I'm their glory.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-13

Mr.. P. w Collens, of the Summer
field Chronicle. was a Wednesday Wis
itor. He says that his son Eddie,
who was so severely wounded, was in
one OF the base hospitals and wrote
encouragingly OF his wounds, which
were healing as rapidly as could Be
expected. He also reports that the
influenza has run it's course in Sum
mer11eld
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-13
Preparing Monster Demonstration
for President Wilson
Peace Program Daily Becoming More Distinct
Among Opponents and Supporters Alike

agreed upon.
It was agreed TO hold a special
meeting on Friday, December 20, to
approve the bonds Of the several de-
positories.
Mr. L. B. Marsh. supervisor of the
Marshville school. called and discuss
ed the situation of their school and
he was advised TO send his children
TO the Eureka school until school
could BE- supported at Marysville and
a teacher secured.
Teachers reports were presented
and accounts approved fer payment.
The board adjourned for the day.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-13
FRANCE WILL OCCUPY LEFT
BANK OF RHINE UNTIL GER
MANY PAYS OFF WAR DAM
AGES.

Paris, Dec. 11.-Demarcation be
tween supporters and opponents OF
President Wilson's peace program is
becoming daily more distinct here.
The labor unions of Paris are prepaI-
ing a monster demonstration for the
president.
Opposition to Wilsonian peace Is
found principally in the Paris news
papers.
Paris. Dec. 11-France intends to
demand at the peace conference that
the frontiers as existed in 1914, he,
fore the Vienna conference trimmed
down French borders after Napoleon s
fall Next France proposes military
occupation OF the left bank of the
Rhine until Germany has paid all war
damages.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-13
McAdoO FayOrs Government
Control of Railroads
for the Next
Five Years

Washington, Dec. 11-Director Cen
eral McAdoo will recommend to con-
gress government control and opera
ton of railroads for five years. His
report TO congess will be completed
tonight and at once made public. II
is understood that ne covered this
matter in his final conference with
President Wilson before the president
sailed for Europe and that his recon-
mendations have the presidents ap
proval
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-13

Next Sunday win be observed in al.
the city churches as Red Cross Sun
day. with appropriate services In
commemoration Of the day.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-13

Mrs. P. B. Hackett, of Orange Lake,
Mrs. Nora Gamble and sister. OF
wildwood, Mrs. Sarah Tourtelotte
and Mrs. J. O. Hill, Of Burbank, were
among the prominent shoppers in the
city on Wednesday interviewing San
Ia Claus.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-13

Mr.. Gus Walters and party of
friends spent Wednesday transacting
business in our city. coming over
from the Electra neighborhood.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs B. f. Bitch, Of
Blitchton, were doing their Christmas
shopping in the city on Wednesday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-13
Tuesday Afternoon s.ss,..

Tuesday Afternoon Session
The board met with all present and
acting.
a party called and asked for GER
tam repairs to be made to the Chris.
tian colored school and these wars
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-13

Washington, Dec. 11-Government
control OF steel prices viii cease after
December 81, it was decided today.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-09
Snlano.

Die griioer Sbolnas 8omers
uno sSobn Boipers, ioipie Ebomas
Siilon aus 8rabam County, slri5.,
ipelhe am 10. 5ebruar ben Sbertff
Mcgrioe, llnterlberiff aentpton uno
Stills Sheriff @ooten eridloilen
batten llro lcitber unablaiiig oerfolgt
puroen, Iino auf merifaniidem Ger
ritorilnn. llolid BON Der slri5ona=
@rense, pon elmer &aoollerie- stbtet-
lung ereriffen lporoen Sie orei arre-
ftullten, peldbe i'm lnilitarpflidttgeil
sllter Itanoen itno ollsgeboben ipd-
rem, tueigerteit lih iil Die armee emf
slttreten uno eridolIen Ole nit ibrer
0er6aftlng betrallten geamten Die
Gerfolaer botten Die Spnr Der orei
ilrnaen Mdnner Dor ettpa 5ebn Sagen
in SEN 8ergen oes iiiooItliden Iri-
soma uerloren itno ols in erfabrling
aebradt mur0e, baB lib Die 8eludl-
ten auf merifanildent @ebiet befdu-
oen, ritten Die aanalleriiten obne lnn-
qe 81 fadeln iiber ole 8ren5e mo
nabmen Tie felt. 0ie 9erbafteten lei
Iteten oieies Mal niht ben geringltea
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cuft(hiff= Hn9riff auf london.
!fllllen nltlotn sic Ginna6mr BON >}amburg.
1trtcile iiber ben 9Srieoc1t.
GiuuQbmr bon 4itm burdb bic GnNen bttrttttn.
$pamiicte Gieiermne
enQleS Unterbau$ beWlligt 5000 fnllllofen Dollar.
@ematoren greien oe 5000" mno ,,Jmel Nom'mtrras
ttDnen


npmmenem ygSnr finance eprpura=
tim" yia Die geitim,nnns, bak Die
III biIoeube Gprppration nid)t mefr
gonSs als 1000 Millionen Dollars
amsqeben Iple, balm mmgeanoert,
aaE bas Marimnm anf 1000 Nillio-
uen Dollar feitseiett lit.
Oas 9anbmirtIhnftlide 0eparte-
memt iast, MIR srei Janftei Der lett
slabriarn aprnernte lei i'm Wlurft,
Der Meit merbe non ben Tarmern ge=
balten.
Bnnbesienatpr GBepparb fat cine
Bill einsrbrad)t, Die Der &esiernns
bns aedt giebt, ale Selesrapben-
nnb selepbpn 2inien inter lire
&ontroae sll nebmen.
Die teranii6e s6ooh aomiuilfra-
tiun" lit sn Der llebersensnns ge-
fommem, baf Sie 8afer bas Tedt ba-
ben ioGen, ben Hreis ibres yrobes
nm einem halben Sent 81 erbOben.
Giaentnna oes bentidjen 3aiiers ill
anIerm 2anbe luirb, iuie Der Terual-
ter 4almer por benz Genat erflarte,
smerit perfanft iueroen, e6eniO Giscn.
tmm Des ebentalisen Sieidsfan5lers
BON getbmann 6ollpes mnb anoe-
rer o,sunfrr", ipie Ole 9epeide iast,
DAB Der bentldje &aiIer Gisentnn
in Imerifa babe, ,unroe uor einiseI
,sabrem pon Berlin aus beitritteu,
Setbmann Soll,ues beiaf ieimerseit
einen gr6feren eanbfompler in Der
Uegenb Dom 8aeo; oh er i'm Md
beiitt, iuiiien mir nidt senal. Gigen-
tnm ipeiiser berporrasen6er Ser
i6nliAfeiten iuirb mnbrideinlid) nidJt
perfanft iueroen, luie aus Maihins-
ton gemeloet tuiro.
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s E a 8.

gSie uns Serr @ralio, Der
Staatsiefretdr ser Metdil Wferhants
slilociation BON 9eras mitteiIt, miri
Ole ndhite Staatsfonpention Der Ge-
IellIhaft, Die anl II. uno IL. SUM-
in @aco itattfinoet, nidt MIR Don
Mitglieoern Der gfiiociation ionoern
alld) BON Netail -aanflellten, Die feline
Ufitglieoer ii1o, beIuht meroen sllle
Jfetail Merbants i'm Staate lin0 ein-
gelaoen. gs meroen Dor allent oic
&riegsperbaltniiie nno ibre ge5te-
bnngen 81 Dem gfetailbanoel 5ur ge-
ipredune fonlmen.
.0ie aus sluItin genlelot rpiro,
gloubt man BORT, oaB Die 3onenhill
in Der bonn Senat angenommenen
sSorht, ipeltbe oen 10. Ipril als Seg
ibrer Snfraftretung beitimnlt, enO-
giiltig @eIes fueroen miro.
= Die Gan Mntonio 8icio GandL
pic 35 Meilen iiiomeitlih BON Seb-
brunpille in 9ubal Gointp liegt uno
z. &. gnit gcbort, iuuroe Donners-
tag abenS 5fpilhen neun uno 5eba
llbr BON merifaniiden ganoiten
iiberfallen, Ole 9feroe, @affen 9tu-
nition, 2ebensmittel, @elo nmo sln.
oeres Itablen rno it'd Damn odpon
ntahten na6oem lie einen lleberfdlt
auf Sebbronpille aufgeseben buttem
als iie borten, oaB BORT 9fanger unter
Dem 8efebl oes Captain 8rigbt lns
gen. Den 2eltten ouf Der Hand), nm
ter ibnen Der Better uno feline 5rail,
uuroe nidts Sdlimmes 5ugefiigt,
MIR oaB iie inter 8etpohnng geltcllt
muroen un0 berseben muBten, mas
lie bel lid trugen. yta6oem Die 9ioil-
Der fort maren, ionote Serr Gait e.
neu reitenben 8oten nad Sebbron'
bile ole 9elepbonperbinouug bot
ten Die Hdnber ollr6lhnitten - iino
benahribtigte Ole 2eiite BORT pon
Dem lleberfall. Gapt. g8rigbt uno
Sheriff Graigbeao mahten Iih 10
fort NIT Rangers uno 9lnoeren sur
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-09

Gerfolaung ser ganoiten allf. Sic
trafen aud nit BEN 8anoiten suiani=
men uno es ipnroen flint oerielben
qetotet. Spdter ipur0en nod atpei
iueitere getotet unb orei perlpunoet
Ger 26-idbrige ssobn Saiden-
oah, Der IN Der Guinpitation Der
Golltbern Baeific 8abn in Sutber-
Lamb Springs nngeItellt mar, geriet
nit ieiner &leibung in oas Sriebs
perf unb mllroe BON Dem yfienen
mehrere Male I'M Die Belle berum
qepirbclt. @be oie Waidine 5url
StiaItano aebraht tperoen forlnte,
mar Der @orper BEG Wfannes total
5erId)mettert. Ser gerungliifte bin
terldBt cine in @eItboff pobnense
@ittpe.
- @. 6. Sinlmoils bon Slatoitio
muroe am 6reitag friib Inn balb bret
lbr pon einem onrh oas 6enlter IN
iein 3imner einge0rungenen ginbre-
der aus liiBem Sdlummer aufgc-
mecft. Gr orebte oas eleftrilhe 2iht
an uno lab oen Spisbuben IN elmer
gfe fauern. Obne ii6 81 beiinnen,
attafierte Simnlons Den 9erl, bod
gelan9 es oieient unter 3nriidlnllnns
ieines Suites tilo eines clettrild)ei1
8lislihtes 5ll eittfolnnten
Ser reunidbrige Sobn oes
S6nlieoes &. $. gpars bon Coma,
ser ourd 3ugieBen BON 8etrolenn
elm ssener ridtig in Gang bringelt
moate, erlitt ollr1 oie grplolion Der
Betrolerntfanne oerartige gral1o-
punoen, bob er fur5e 3eit oaralif
itarb
Gin 8onite, tpelhes Die terattl-
ihen @boleiale- inio 9fetail 0rug-
giiten repralentierte, eridicil alll
SSreitag Dor Dem Senats Gonlitc fir
arilninal -SurispriloenS NIT Dem Gr-
iu6en, Die Yrobibitionsbia, rpelhs
Sen aansen Staot ,,troden" legen
ioa, oabin ab5n1noerit, oaB Die it
nen ourf Die 9unoesgeiesc getpabrs
ten Yripilegien miht perfitr5t ooer
beeintrdhtigt neroen
- @erldieoene 9feitourants in
YeariaQ regalieren ibre 80lte an Den
fleildloien gagen nit @iirteltier-
9raten. Dos Sleiid Der @iirtcltierc
ooer slrmooillos ioa Dem Siibner-
fleil6 on @eihnlaf uno slnsiebea
dbnlih iein.
esn Gonal gountp iino y
Deutf6e als feinolide ausldnoer re-
aiitriert moroen. sic baben ianltlt.
lid ibre ytegiitrierungs aarten ~
empfang genomnen.
@roBes slufregen erregte iii.
Senat unierer 2egislatiir otc Scrle-
lung elmer erflarllng Der 8rano
eSurD bon Srapis Golratp, IN oer Die
ie behauptete, iie babe gar niht dlt-
oers banoeln fonnen als 5ergltion mi
9lnflogesnItano 81 perieBen, 90 CT
ielbIt 5ugegeben babe, er babe Die &c.
iebli6en 8eltirnnntngen itber oas De
ponieren uno 8eripenoen offentlider
@eIoer ruiBadtet Die Serletlmg er-
foIgte rnter itarfen groteIten Sena
tor Glorf bebalptete oireft, Die Gr
t!aylrne lei nift fpobr.
feprolentant Sange bet cine
Sill in Der 2egisiatlir eingebrcdt, Die
eS oerbinoern mill, Dab Die SeIepbon
nno Selegrapbenraten erbobt fDeroeu.
Writ elmer 2ongrnut uno 0e
oulo IaiIen fih ote 8iirger neue
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@ioerltanp uno puroen nah Dem st.
Sadita, q. &c, transportiert. sInf
ibre Seitnabme maren 8elobnungen
i'm @eianlmtbetrage bon $500 aus
geiebt.
Die 9eationnl Sanoelsfammcr
fir slntomobile, meld)e ibren Srs M
yfelu Yorf bat, beidloB IN eiuer an
6reitag abgebaltenen 8eriantnlllins,
Die 6abrifation BON Sergniigunas-
slutonlobilen nj oielem Sabre Inn 30
Ero5ent 5u reou5iereu