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The Dolores star., 1922-01-20
CARBON MONOXID
WORKS QUICKLY
Omen Season for Fatalities Re-
sulting From Inhaling Ex-
haust Gas Of Engines.
GRADUAL INCREASE IN DEATHS
Running Of Motorcar In Closed Garage
for Testing or Warming Up Is
Dangerous Practice, Accord
ing to Scientists.

With the onset of cold weather
zones the open season for fatalities
resulting from carbon monoxid poison
ing By Inhalation of the exhaust gas
If automobile engines running in small.
closed garages. says the Journal of
tho American Medical Association.
The last few years have seen grad
nal increase In deaths resulting from
this peculiar combination of circum-
stances. Cases have been reported
which involve inhalation of gas from
bathroom heaters as well as from both
vasolipe launches and automobile en-
glnes.
Person Quickly Overcome.
The gas responsible, carbon mon
pxid, is one which quickly overcomes
persons exposed to 1t above certain
concentrations, so that 1t has been i'm
portant TO determine the limits neces-
sary to cause fatality. In an endcavor
to determine this necessary concentra-
ton and exposure, Prof Yandell Hen
derson, with the aid Of d number of
colleagues, carried on some studies
preliminary to the problems Of ventila-
ton involved in the proposed vehicu-
lar tunnel under the Hudson river.
Among other conclusions reached by
the experimenters, the most important
was the determination that. when the
time OF exposure in hours multiplied
BY the concentration of carbon mon
uyld In parts per 10000 Of air equals
three, there Is no perceptible physi-
oogic effect. When 1t equals six, there
Is just perceptible effect; when It
equals nine, headache and nausea are
Induced when 1t equals Is or more,
the conditions are dangerous to life
II q motorcar should give Off one cubic
foot Of carbon monoxid per minute in
closed room 10 by 10 by 20 feet, the
atmosphere would reach the dangerous
concentration of 10 parts in 10000 in
three minutes.
Dangerous Procedure.
Experience has shown that the run
ming OF motorcar In closed garage
for testing or warming up is danger
Gus procedure. Scientific evidence re
veals the reason for the danger and
the narrow limits of safety surround
ing the inexperienced motorist who in
dulges In this hazardous performance
The Dolores star., 1922-01-20
Derivation From the French.

The French for "What shall l say
of it?" is qu'en dirai, and that has
been corrupted into our word guam
Diary.
The Dolores star., 1922-01-20

naQ Dackacne ana
had to go to bed as I
could not work. My
m o tn er and my
whole family always
took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vege ia le
Compound for such
troubles and they
induced me to try It
and 1t has helped me
very much. ! don't
have cramps any
more, and / can do
The Dolores star., 1922-01-20
CRAMPS, PAINS
and BACKAChE
St Louis Woman Relieved by
Lydia e. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound

st. Louis, Mo. 81 was bothered
with cramps and pains every month and
The Dolores star., 1922-01-20

Tree Naughty Boys Dislike.
what tree does naughty boy dis
like most of all? The birch
The Dolores star., 1922-01-20
AUTOMOBILE
~F1IN1LSMlA

The motorist who continually takes
chances usually finishes his ride in an
ambulance bound for IA hospital.
The Dolores star., 1922-01-20
IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
Sll1nldaySchool .
' Lesson '
(By REV. p. B. FITZwATER, d. D..
Teacher of English Bible In the Moody
Bible Institute of Chicago)
Copyright. 1912. Western Newspaper Union.
LESSON FOR JANUARY 20
ELIJAH IN NAeoTH's VINEYARD

LESSON TEXT.-I Kings 2l:1-2s
GOLDEN TEXT-Be sure your sin will
hnd you out.-Num 32:23
REFERENCE MATERIAI-Lev. 25:9-3;
Amos s4-l0; Micah 3:l-4
PRIMARY TOPIC-The Sin of Selfish
ness.
JUNIOR ToPIC-Elijah Denounces a
Selfish King.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
-Jehovah's Champion Feared.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Respecting the Rights of Others.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
FLIES 1900 MILES
FOR FUNERAL HERE
Brother Reaches w. N. Thomp-
sons Home From Havana
Another Crosses Continent.

Flying 1900 miles in less than forty
hours after receiving news of his
brothers. sudden death, Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred ], Thompson arrived here Thurs
day night from Havana for the funeral
OF william N. Thompson, chemical en-
gineer and head of the Thompson.
Strauss Company. Inc, 27 East Twenty
second street. Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
travelled in an aeromarine plane and
made only absolutely necessary stops en-
route 10 New York.
Another brother. Vincent J. Thomp-
son of this city. who was in San Fran
cisco on a business trip, arrived at the
125th street station at o'clock last
night after making the fastestSpossible
time by rail across the continent, the
trip taking about four and one-half
days
William IN. Thompson was Az He
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
STOCK LIST BREAKS
ONE TO SIX POINTS
Early Dissolution of Pool in
Rock Island Helps Send
Market Down.

A break in the stock market yester-
days which at times reached extreme
violence carried the general list, from
one TO six points and more below their
closing prices of. Friday. So sharp was
the decline that in the brief two hour
session the extent of the drop in values
went considerably Beyond that of nor
NAL reaction in a full days trading.
Stocks were weakest just before the
close and most OF them enaeu TIE Gay
at or near their lowest levels.
One OF the chief causes of the DECLINE
was the confirmation of report that
a pool formed early this year in shares
OF the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railway Company will expire by limita-
ton on December 1'sand will dissolve.
This pool includes several Of the biggest
and most importanl brokerage houses
I'm, the financial district and was man
aged by Jesse l.. Livermore. the trader
who Is noted for the tremendous volume
OF his operations in the market. The
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
BROWNSVILLE EDITOR
IN CONTEMPT OVER BUS
OWners> of Vehicles Also Or
dered to Appear.

charles Bright. publisher of the
Brownsville Special, and several bus
owners were declared in contempt of
Court Yesterday by Justice Van Siclen
in the Supreme Court in Brooklyn and
ordered TO appear before Justice Van
Siclen on Tuesday for punishment. The
decision was handed down on an appli-
cation to have the defendants punished
for violation of an injunction restrain
ing the operation of buses on the East
ern Parkway Pitkin avenue route.
IL is charged that Bright leased the
buses from the owners and published
coupons in his paper entitling the hold
ers TO rides. The coupons we .e collected
on the buses. Bright, contended that the
coupons were publishedato aid Jfhe cir-
culation of his paper and that he had
no intention OF violating the order Of
the court.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
GITY'S RED CROSS
TOTAL is St75,OOO
s40 Per Cent. Enrolment Re-
ported From 450 Plants
i'm Second Week.
CATHOLIC PLEA . TO-DAY
Women Will Have Collectors
at Church Entrances and
Pastors Will Help.

The close of the second week OF the
Red Cross roll call shows total of S175,
600 from all the boroughs, according to
the figures given out last night from
the headquarters of the New York
County Chapter, sos Madison avenue.
OF this sum s125.o0O is reported from
Nlanhattan, 100000 from Brooklyn and
$4,000 from The Bronx.
The amount raised in Manhattan in
cludes approximately 100000 from the
industrial division. among the groups
functioning under the campaign plan of
organization the banking section, under
Percy II. Johnson. president of the
Chemical National Bank. has reported
partial returns of $4,000, the textile
section $4,000 and the printing group,
headed by E. A. kendrick, Sc 900
More than 4S0 industrial plants sand
organizations have reported a hundred
per cent. membership enrolment to date.
The committee on public relations. CO.
operating with the Motion Picture Pro
ducers and Distributors of America. of
which VIII Hays is president. made its
100 per cent. report yesterday. J. p
MCLEAN, manager of the Mason Ham,
lin Company, who is heading a special
music group, reported an enrolment Of
1000 members in the Aeolian Company
At the request and suggestion of the
postmaster, 10000 supplies. have been
sent to the Post Office, which is being
covered for the first time in a Red
Cross roll CALL
With a student enrolment of 300. the
Lincoln School of Teachers College re-
turned yesterday 1929, representing
the aggregate of 400 subscriptions
Generous response to the roll call is also
reported from the soldiers on Governors
Island.
To-day through the efforts of the
league of Catholic Women. fifty Cath
olic churches throughout the city will
cooperate with the Red Cross in its
effort to reach every citizen directly
with the Roll Oli appeal. The pastor
in each church will make a special
announcement of the I.oll Call with a
plea for a generous response, and Red
Cross workers will be stationed at the
entrapce of the church to receive en-
rollments and contributions and to dis
tribute leaflets descriptive of the pro-
gram of Red Cross work. for whose
maintenance the Roll Call is being
made.
Miss Teresa .ODonohue, president of
the League of Catholic Woman, is. serv-
ing as chairman of the Catholic Wom-
ems Division in the Roll Call organiza-
ton. With her on the committee are:
Mrs. Joseph Slevin. Jr.; Mrs. Bryan L.
gKennelly, Mrs. Thomas Gavin. Miss
Caroline Kinherr and Mrs Hennessy.
Miss Cecilia G. Van Schaick is secre-
tary, OF the committee.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26

dissolutiop of the posl, II was said yes
terday will leave about 10000. shares
OF the stock undistributed, and this
stock it is intended to allot TO the va
rious houses participating in the pool
at a price of $45 a share. which com
pares with yesterdays closing ngureA of
31La.
Although the heavy selling of Rock
Island which occurred when the pool
dissolution plans became known carried
the rest of the railroad stocks down
very sharply, the decline was not con-
fined to that group by any means. Some
of the most speculative industrials, i'm
Guiding Studebaker Standard Oil Of
New Jersey. Columbia Gas and Electric
Baldwin Locomotive. United States
Steel. etc. suffered very severe declines
In the case of Studebaker the stock
sold as low as 116, which represents
the lowest point 1t has touched since
last May.
The following table gives compari-
son of the closing prices Of some of the
leading speculative issues yesterday
with their highs for the year:
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
'FIANCE' ALREADY WE'D,
SO GIRL IS DEPORTED
ADD PosDell Had Sought to
Marry Dale, an Actor.

:. Ada Gladys Powell, young English
woman. was deported from Ellis ISL
and yesterday on information in a
cahegram from Miss Powelrs mother
together with a story told by the girl.
Miss Powell admitted to the eauthorities
that she had come to marry an English
actor named Dale" 1t is found that
Dale" is married but Miss Powell.
who arrived here by the Saxonia on
November q. insisted that she, be per-
mitted to land. saying that she IN
tended staying with a friend. Miss
Jeanette Sherwin of 119 West Forty
fifth street, until Dale" could get a
divorce.
Miss Sheryin has a role in Loyal
tles," playing at the Gaiety Theater
"Dale's'' first name was unobtainabie
at Ellis Island. where he had not put
in his appearance.
Miss Sherwip's father appeared at
Ellis Island to bid the English girl
goodby.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
RECTOR GETS JUDGMENT.

Michael Illinsky, rector OF the North
American Russian Orthodox Theologi-
cal Seminary, yesterday obtained "A
judgment by confession of s5.Q19 against
the Archbishop and consistory of the
Russian Orthodox Greek Church. The
amount of the judgment represents sak
ary for four years seven months at
500 a MONTH with interest.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26

leaves his wife. Magdalina Thompson,
his two brothers and a sister. Mrs. 10. $. \
Thatcher of Stamford. The funeral will
be from the home, S5 West Ninety sixth
street to-day.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26

Fine, durable quality with rein
forced Isle garter top. Black,
mocha, polo gray or Rembrandt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06
GDlem 8eietung beinabe pDllenoet,

sgei11abe alle bon SEN 5aupt Gba<
rafteren mel6e tn nTI6i Of the 1on
Shop" anftrefe1l ,iper0en, lpeldes am
Trettag ben 27. Sanllar 1922 unter
Ben Nuipi5ien Ser Sunior Biontere TN
bieftgen Tn1rner Ibeater iiber ote
8retter gebt, itnO bereitS anSgeln6t
tDorben. Mebr alS so Berlonen mer@
be1t i1t ser Boritenung mitpirfen,
ipel6eS alS eine nluitfaltlde @rtra=
oagar5a be5et6net merben fann. Die
@oltiimierung un0 Ste ice1rtlde Nu8z
itattnng iptrb bon Ser 9obn 8. RogerS
Brooucing So. BON Sbto, geltefert.
SRI. Sune 6tiber, tpel6e oie 9piel<
lettung iiberntn1n1t, traf DtenStag
bier etn uno NIT SEN Broben tit be-
rettS i6on am Mittmod begonnen
iporben. Gine gan5e Nn5abl mobile
fannie 2el1te lper0en IN Der Soritel=
lung rnittpirfen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06
Ne,p MIN, Ninnsota, s5rsiag s, sanuar 1922,
8ean1tentpabI ser state 8ai1f+

Sn Ser idbrliden geriammlung
Ser Nfftient11baber Ser 5tate 8anf Of
Stem l1lm Ste DienStagaben0 abgebal-
ten muroe, lpnr0e N1l6rem 5affert
alS Direftor ermdblt an 5telle bon
!Se11rn 81. 8aitton Ser fi6 i6on iiber
ein Sabr tn Californian aufgebalten
bat. Die a11beren Dtreftoren ipuroen
ipteberermdbf ipte folgt:: S. S. 8ader,
Ger6t1anb Grone;; S.. S q. S6s, 9. s..
9trtdler, Charles S. @tnebe nno
s. q. 5tpll. Ser 9ireftoren Nat
oreaniiirfe it6 burd ste 8abl folge1l-
ser Bea1r1te iir baS fo11merloe Sabr:
Brdi,, Teroinano Gro11e; 8iee Brdi.,
Or. 8. G.9trtdler; &a{iirer, 6, 81.
5toll; Nlliitent &alltrer, Deter &it=
berger uno q. q, Ndernann; 8u6=
fiibrer, Branf Sofmetiter. DaS per=
gangene Sabr getaltete ftd IN ieglt6er
5inlt6t 5u einem b0dit erfolgrei6en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06
Nsplferei aurius nadite @utbe.

Mie County Ngent Mtllt8 2amion
BON 5leepn @ne befannt gtbt perDen
nddfte Mode 5tpei fllr5e &nrln8 IN
Weolferet I'M County gegeben perben,
einer IN 9leepn Gne, 9onnerStqg, ben
IL. Saruor l111b etner TIT 5an8fa,
Trettag, SEN l3. Sanuar. Die. 9ibz5
lln9 begt111lt nm 10 lbr 80 n1orgarl8
nno i6ltebt 4 l1br na6n1tttags.
8, g. @tniol1a Dairn 9peetaliif,
ein Mbtturie1lt Der NmeS, Soma Nderz
balt 56ule un6 ieit Ben lebten. Dier
.Sabren tn Minnelotd tdtig, tptro BEN
&urluS letter. ST mtrb al16 bon
ttt6tigen Molferet Mdnner1l lnterz
itibt fperben ste praftii6e Den1onifraz
tto1ten geben meroen. Die1e &nr1e
tper6en enenfgel0lid gegeben llno Sc
oernlan1 1T neutrality-suspicious. benz
ielben bet5umobnen. 5
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06
@pttl;eb edmiot tot.

aurs na6 9 nbr geltern (DonnerSz
.tag) morser entoedte Go. Seed,
Dbermiiller ser @agle @oller Wain 80.
SEN lebloien &0rper BON @ottlteb
5dmtot, 5nil6en ser Miible nno
sem G:ngine Noonl. 5err 56nribt
mar fllr3e 53ett 3upor IN ser Sfftce ge=
me1en uno nt6tS tn ieinem auSfeben
ober leinef1 Muftreten i6ien an5noen=s
ten, bab er it6 nidt tpobl befdnoe,
D1an nimmt an, bab er pom @6lag
qeribrt &puroe. Da aber oie M0gz
li6feit ni6t ausgeldloiien tit, oab iein
sos auf eine a1l0ere nrlade snritdge=
.fiibrt lperbe11 f6n11te, bel6lob Der
go1r1tn &ororer, Or. g. S. 6einefe,
eine 2ei6enl6an ab5ubalten, mel9e
gelfern Na61ntttag itaftfaro. NlS
mir Sic Iorrnen. i6lteben mar ntbtS
gfQbere8 iiber ben Iob nnIere8 Mttz
bitraers befannt ge1porben. Serr
@djmibt errei6te et11 Sitter BON "
Sabre1l.
nation 1eiters bie1iger Mer5te fellte
felt naB 6err 5hn1ibt 0ltr6 einen Hnz
fall FAD szl1 .gDbe fa11t 5ei1re Nippen ipa@
iret eingebriidt u1D feline 2lnga be-
sfhaabigt. gr i6eil1t etipa 5tpiidlen
aipei @iitertpagen 8l1 Sobe geqnet1bt
tporoen 5al 1eirt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06
8ea11ltenmabl 0es
ct. sSoiepbs &erei1t
@ergansenes Sabr bD6it erfplereid).
Gere n fnan5tea gut beitellt,
&agne fit neue Mtglieoer
nd1ite @D6e,

2aut beS idbrlt6en Beri6tS oe<
@efretdrs unb be8 9dabmeii tiers oea
ct. SoiepbS geretnS melder SEN D1tt=
glieoern IN ether gut beiu6ten idbr>
lt6en Beriammlrlrg, Ste Montagna6=
n1ittag LETTER 9So6e I'M fatboltl6er
56ulbanie obgebalten pnroe, n11ter=
breitet lpuroe, beliefen ft6 oie Gtnnab=
men BON alien Quellen pdbreno oes
peroangenen SabreS onf $3,663.65.
Dies 1dliebt et11en &aiienbeitano BON
$635.73 ein bonn 1. Sanuar 1921.
Die 9un1rne bon $1,925.50 mllroe
fiir 8eretr1Sbettrdge eingenommen uno
bilbet SEN 6anptz Soften ser @tr1lab-
men. Die NnSgaben tpabreno oeS
syabreS beliefen ii6 auf s3,119,94,
einidlieblt6 bon &ranfen llnterltiib=
una melde an 40 Wettglteoer I'M 8e-
TRACE BON $S63e75 auSbe5ablt pnroe.
Ser Ga1ienbeltano am @nbe oeS Sab
res betrng 81, 1914 uno oaS Scr
etnseige1ttu1n reprdlentirt einen Wert
BON $7,S24.97, etnf6heblid oe8 &aiz
1enbe eftarbes, So, 600 tn2ibertn Bombs,
$1,000 auf Soften perborst nrb $1,000
auf 0epoltten @erttftfate nno ner=
i6tebere fleinere Soften.
Die folge11ben Bearnte >Duroen fii1
ba8 fommenoe Sabr eriDGblt. Yrdit=
sent, @tllibalb @tbner; gtse Yrdit=
sent, Nobert 9nmner; protpfolltere1lz
ser @efretdr, Nler S. 8anmetler, al
1iltent protofollterenOer Sefretdr,
grr1tn S. Nanpeiler, Ttnan5 9efrez
tdr, Sen. S. Setter; 96abmetlter,
Gbri{t 5prenger; Truitees, sos.
Milti6ed, 9fuoolf Marti nno gilbert
jD. Tlor; sSina11S &pn1ttee, Mnton st,
!Bulneper, 9llot8 @tbner nhb Wtllta1n
Yudner; Mariban, Solepb y. Bud=
ner; Ma6e, Sos. &loedE gertrane118z
mann, George Bn6ner.
@S 1puroe au6 beldlonen fpdbrero
ser fommen6en @ode etne aampag1le
fur neue O2itglieoer su tnallgnrteren
llnb ein biesbe3iislt6e8 &omitee TT be-
reits an ser grbett. 2ebteS Sabr
murbe eine bD6lt erfolgret6e &am:
pagne ausgefilbrt u1b man boftt bat
bieieS Sabr ebenio quite 9lelnltate er=
| 3ielt tDer0en.
Der geretn sablt bente 581 W}it.
olteber BON pel6en 548 afttp inb
20 Nboptip nrb 4 @bren Mtglteoer
65 W1ttolieber li11b nt6t bter pobn:
baft. 8qbrellb 0e8 SabreS MURDER
i'll aftipe Wftglieber anfgenonlmen
Nnbrem Dauer n11b Sobn S. 8aner
| 2 aftioe O9itglteber, mnroen our9 oe1
SOB abqerufe11 n11b iteben afttpe Wdt
olteoer fpnroe11 au8geitobe11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06
Soatte ssarm nerfouft.
glutpmubilz eiitration fit Sag
Sabr 1922,

0ie Observation-Disclosures fir
1922 beeann am GienStas, oen3. Saz
nuar. Observation-Disclosures mill
fen 1921 Gegtltrattonsz 3erttftfate NIT
slppltfation u1b beglaubtgtem Gbed
einretde1l. 9Senn ite IN 1921 nt6t
re9tltriert babe1L 11ub beglanbtgter
gemetS ser gi9e1rtuneri6aft erbra6t
,peroen. @enn baS Muto 11el tit,
n1ub oas 3erttftfot beS 9dnbler babet
ietn; BET etner alten Oeal6tne 1nub bte
llebertragung our6 BEN Srtgtnalz
beItber belorgt peroer.
Sci 9luto8 bon auSmdrt8 1nnb bte
9eegiitration oes betrgffenoen 9taates
betliege1l.
9ie 9lpplifationen ntaiien 5mtl6en
3. unb 81, Sanuar 1922 eingeret6t
lperoen I'M Citrate bermetoen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06
8eitere Sc 3ip'illl.
sSdue geilbli(btet
GeriAt tritt Dienstag abermals 5m=
ilanttnel,. Gi11e .3eitlang id)iens
es: als nb Ser &alenber III bic.
8riibe gehen tpiir0e. Sal gegett4
Gbicagp unb Nprtbtpeifern @tienzs
balm lett 1T @erbanDlnng.
9ten8taQnorqen trat ser pertagte

Dten8tagmorgen trat Ser pertagtt
DECEMBER @eri6t8terr1lin mteoer gu
iammen 1ln6 5tpar. Inn 10 Ibr @ine
3ettlang l6ten es ais ob Ser &alenoel
tn bie 8rii6e geben tpiiroe nno BAT
fam baour6 Der, 0ab Der erlte 6all
Glla SO. 8lafe burd tire Mntter
5tloa s.. Soltmann gegen q. y.
Nnberion gei6lt6tet lpurbe na6oem
eine Surp IN oe1n sGaM anSgeiu6t NOR
Sen mar, Die &ldgerin erfldrte itd
bereit s275 ais @6abeneriah fir an=
gebli0e gerlebnngen IN 8onbe3abz
lung aHSunebmen.
0a bieier Gall 10 fdnen nno nner=
tpartet erleoigt muroe, tparen ote Ab=
pofaten In SEM nd6iten SAL, Tor=
ners & Mer6antS 9tate Banf oi
Stem u1nl gegen Sobn $. 8eoben=
borf II. 81. 11idt ferttg poranSugeben
a1o Sogen bte Glage 3uriif,
Ser nd6ite SAL anf oen &alenoe1
mar 81. IS. 3in1mermann ge9en Dan.
Wtlltan1S. Ser &ldger mar terttg
pora13ugebe11, aber ser 8erflagte mar
ntht bereit unb besbalb et1tgten lt6
ste Mbbofaten SEN Ta1l gum TnBenoe
6es Gale11berS geben 3u lailen,
Sn oem SAT- Ser Sartforo ynz
iurance So. gegen Die zGbtcago q
Nortbpeltern @iienbabn tparen betoe
Borteien fertig unb 9ienStagna9mtt=
tag tpurbe eine Snrn ge5ogen nnb NIT
ser 8erbanblung beS Bro5elieS be-
.gonne1l. 0ieier San biirfte mebrere
Sage IN Nnlpru6 nebmer1, oa an
1dbernb 40 3eugen porgelaben 11o
perbDrt ipsroen }o1len, SIS lit etne
g6aoenerlat alage tpegen 8erlnlt
an 9Steb bas iiber Ste. Gbtcago &
NortDmelterr1 @tfenbabn gel6idt
puroe. Oas gteb mar tn Ser Sartz.
forb y1llllrance So. perlt6ert l1no ba
Sic @eielll6aft bon Der @eredtigfett
Ser yprDernng Ser gerlenber iber=
5eugt nar, be5ablten ite Ben perz
langten 5haoereriab urb baben nun
bieie &1age anseltrebt I'M baS @elo
bon Der Giienbabn @eieni6aft 51z
riid5nbefol1l1ne1l.
@ett lid bas @ertdt I'M Dese1nber
pertagte ltro folgenoe 6dlle geidlt6tet
moroen: Nuguit @ntb gegen bte
Gbicagp & 91ortbmeitern @iienbabn
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btele nt6t sel6lt6tet iper0e11 10 biirfte
Ste pertagte 9ibung nt6t n1r bteie
ionbern au6 mod nd6te Wo6e an
banertl.
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