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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-10
EVA mASN,s COMPANY.

Now IT'S Gan q Mistake" Because They
Find No One Who win Pay Their sala-
ries.
New YORK, September 9.-The actors
who have been supporting 'Mrs. Rob-
ert Ray Hamilton" in "All Mistake, "
had to stand a good deal of guying yes
terdsy on Upper Broadway. While the
actors made themselves conspicuous In
Agent Harry Cortiss' office, at Broadway
and Twenty-seventh street, where the
company was formed, Star Eva kept
herself aloof. She had arrived on San
day night from Shamokln, Pa, the last
date played by the troupe, and buried
herself in some boarding house.
While crossing the Cortlandt street
ferry EVa's heart was filed with sorrow.
"Just to think" she said to Edward
Warren, her leading man, who played
Roland Livingston Robert Ray Hamil-
toni, 81 am out 5000 spent for o ward
robe. NV contract with Manager Gardl-
ner gave me half the profits but no sal
airy. will try it again, however" she
added. ''I must make living some
how"
The Thespians who transformed for
q week with Eva in the wilds OF New
Jersey and Pennsylvania didn't receive
cent. They were anxious yesterday
70 see Charles r. Gardiner, who put the
play on the road, but he was not to be
found. He had gone to his country
home at Norroton, Conn.
"Mrs. Hamilton" said Actor Warren,
"was not Kissed of the stage. The
company closed at Shamokin because l
refused to proceed further without my
salary. 1t was no use going to Sun
bury. The advance agent was stranded
there without enough money to buy
glass of beer.
eve depended upon our last nights
receipts to bring us to New York. 1t
amounted to 500"
I asked the actor If Mrs. Mann's faint
elocution was not serious drawback
TO her success.
"Wen, yes" he said, "often she
could not be heard. She gave a good
performance the first night, but after
She read the newspapers she went all to
pieces"
"All a Mistake" was to have been
performed at the Chestnut Street The
atre, Philadelphia, in two weeks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-10
BUoKHANNoN.
corrlsnonaenee Of ths RsQister.

special Correspondence Of the Rscistsr.
BUcKHANNox, w. VA, September 8.
"A freight train ran off the track this
afternoon, on Stone Coal Mountain, be-
tween this place and Weston. killing
the fireman and several head OF cattle.
The engineer and brakeman saved them
selves by jumping.
Land has been purchased OF the BUCK
harmon Land and Trust Association on
which to erect a tannery. They VIII
begin working on 1t immediately. Also
a number of dwelling houses VIII De
erected for the families OF the men EN-
ployed in the tannery.
The schools at this place, Academy
and Seminary, opened Wednesday with
q good attendance.
The public school of this place was
very fortunate In securing Prof. Crago,
of Wheeling, for principal the coming
year. With such a man for principal
the school is bound to do good work.
Mrs. Frank Zook, of Wheeling, who
has been visiting Mrs. G. f. Pifer, re-
turned to her home the last OF the
vyaek
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-10

sary for him to intrust the management
of the bank to other hands, he unhesi-
tatingly made Mr.. Wolff President ana
gave him control. just before his de-
parture for Europe Mr.. Jordan told a
party of friends that one OF the proud
est works of his life was lifting the
Lenox Hill Bank from ruin to prosper
ity. He will be disappointed when he
coues home and finds that the bank is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-10
For Orer FiltY Years.

Az OLD AND WELLrTHIED KENNEDY
Mrs. Winslcw's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions Of
mothers for their children while teething,
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. Is pleasant 20 the taste. Sold
by Druggists in every part Of tho world.
TWENTY-FIVE cents bottle. Its value Is
incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no
other kind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-10
WESTERN UNION SUIT.
1t Wants Millions from the Bell Tele-
phone.


phone.
New YORK, September 9.-The West
ern Union Telegraph Company and the
American Bell Telephone are about to
engage in legal battle in which mil
lions of dollars are involved. BY an
agreement between the two corpora
tions the telegraph company was to re-
ceive 90 per cent. Of the receipts OF the
telephone company for certain conces-
sions. In 1883 the Western Union dis
covered that certain receipts were
not subjected to the 20 per cent. re-
duction and began an action for an
accounting, involving seven or eight
million dollars. The suit by the West
era Union was. begun in tho United
States Circuit Court for the District OF
Massachusetts, and Judge Nelson ap-
pointed x-Judge John Lowell as referee
to hear the evidence. Judge Lowell
made his report q few months ago. He
decided that the Western Union is not
entitled to the accounting asked for.
Since that report was made, the West
ern Union experts have searched the
records OF the Bell patents and the pre-
vious decisions of Judge Lowell in Bell
Telephone cases.
Now the company will move to re-
open the case on the ground of newly
discovered evidence. Should this mo-
ton be disalowed they will move to set
aside Judge Lowell's report on the
ground that a surprising number Of his
near relatives hold large amounts Of
American Bell Telephone stock. The
Western Union will make its first mo-
ton In the United States Court in BOs-
ton some time this month. Ex-Judge
John Lowell is a cousin Of the late
James Russell Lowell. He Is eminent
in his profession, and has written two
volumes on bankruptcy which have be-
come standard authority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-10
He KILLED a Colored Man.

COLUMBUS, O., September Sat an
early hour this morning officer Feist, OF
the Columbus police force, shot and In
stantly killed Henry Webster, coiored
man whom he was pursuing for the pur-
pose of arresting. The officer states
Webster came here some time since
with circus, aud but little Is known OF
him. There is considerable feeling on
the part of certain class OF colored
citizens over the shooting, and they
have called a meeting this evening ior
the purpose of denouncing the action OF
the officer in killing Webster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-10

SEGUIN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
No. 81 Seventeenth Street.

rT,HTs INSTITUTION
for Young Ladies and Misses reopens pep.
teu,ber 7th The Principal has devoted nslss.l
ing here in her native city, and the success
which has Invariably attended her efforts Is
isvorsbly known. Miss Blanchard, an eminent
Pianiste and violiniste, Is the P,eceptress OF
Mnsie which hereIreceives particular attention.
The Course OF Study embraces the higher Eng
lish Branches, Mathematics, Bookkeeping;
Music. French, German. Latin, Drawing, ana
Oil Painting. Special students admitted 70 the
classes In Bookkeeping, Arithmetic ana BUS
insss correspondence. Connected with the
Institute is Department for Small Boys. For
terms. call on or address either Of the under
signed MISS PAULINE a. SEGUIN, PrlnI,
MISS E. ZELDA BLANCHA RID.
apaodAeb Associate Principal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-10
American Pork in Denmark.

WASHINGTON, d. c., September s.
The Secretary of State is in receipt OF a
telegram from the United States Minis
at Copenhagen, dated the Sth Inst, say
ing that the Minister of the Interior had
to-day issued an order removing the
restrictions on the importation OF
American pork, and that hereafter all
pork bearing proper certificates OF in
pection will be admitted into Denmark.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-10
SISTER PAID THRBANK.
NINA DE- BlRRL REIURES kV8RY uKNT
THAF her BROTHER STOLR

A Noble WomGn Who Has Borne Fer Sorrow and
Disgrace kloas-NO,hsr and Brothers KPtin
Ignorance Of lhs Yong Cashiers Fall
Until Rscsrsy-Ds Bsul Is Shll
Mismg-His Partner IN the
Saloon Busn;S Looking
FOR Him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-10
MELBOURNE FAILS AGAIE.
The Rain Wizard is Now Ready to Leave
Cheyenne.

Cheyenne.
CHEYENNE, WYO., Septembur s.
Melbourne's second rain producing test
was q partial failure.
Yesterday morning q light shower
fell but the Signal Officer here de-
cided it to be natural rain, and
not due to Melbourne's efforts.
In the afternoon angry looking
clouds circled around the town,
the elements seemed unnatural, gusts
of alternating hot and cold winds swept
through the streets, and occasionally
small showers OF rain fell, but not
enough to justify the committee in
charge to pronounce the test successful.
Melbourne is exhausted by his long
vigil in his barn. lie will leave here
soon for Salt Lake City, where he has a
contract to produce rain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-10
no fsat wool staudards.

WASHINGTON. d. c., September s.
VIM. H. Diamond, an examiner OF WOODS
In the appraisers Office at Boston, has
been designated by the Acting Secretary
of the Treasury to proceed to Europe
for the purpose of procuring standard
samples Of wool for use in the custom
houses Of the United States. This
action is taken In accordance with the
report of the commission on standard
wool samples recently submitted to. the
Department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-10
BACCILLI In BLOOD.

Recent experiments as read before the
last Congress of Surgeons ct Berlin, leave
no doubt that the true way 70 CLEAR
THE SYSTEM OF MICROBI is
through the pores Of the skin. 1t has been
found that q remedy which kills the hi
cro6i will also destroy The life of the
patient; but it has also been found that the
Microbi can be forced out through the
skin, and it is in this way that 6 6 G
relieves the system of poison. $500
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-10

THE essential lung-healing principle
of the pine tree has finally been sue
ceSSfully separated and refined into a
perfect cough medicine. DR.. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup. Sold by all deal
ers on a guarantee of satisfaction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-10
His Account short.

GRAND JUNCTION, Coll, September s.
John w. Bridges, postmaster and
Western Union manager OF that place
has been missing for over two weeks.
1t is stated that his accounts with the
government are over 1000 short.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20
ITALIAN MARRIAGES.
THE TIME WHEN PRIESTS RAN MATRI-
MONIAL AGENCIES.
National Review,

National Review,
In the fifteenth century, as soon as an
Italian girl had attained her twelfth year she
was considered legally manageable. The
sumptuary laws of Genoa and Venice per-
mitted her to wear gold and silver brocade
rich velvets and silks, and to cover her person
with Jewels, the better to attract the attention
of such young gentlemen as were admitted to
her society. On her twelfth birthday being
msgnificently arrayed, she was led to the
parish church on foot under canopy of
white and crimson silk by her parents who,
as may well be imagined, wore on so solemn
an occasion their richest attires. A band of
music marched in front, playing lively tune,
and all the neighborhood turned out to see
the sposina, who, after mass, on her return to
her family palace held reception, In which
with good deal OF adroitness eligible young
gentlemen were parsded before her mother
and herself If she chanced to take the fancy
of one of those youths, 1t was etiquette for
him to pass for a week or so at a determined
hour every day In front of her house, SO
that she could take sly glance at him
through the lattice, and even drop him a
flower IL she felt so inclined and receive in re-
turn a sonnet. AS the courtship progressed,
the young gentleman was allowed to sere-
made the girl, generally very late at night.
He did not always sing himself, which was,
perhaps providential, but appeared with
band of hired musicians and singers, and if
he was rich and liberal he selected the best
professional artists he could procure, to make
an enduring impression on the sposina.
About week previous to the wedding the
BRIDES parents gave a grand recevimento
(reception) to all their friends to introduce
the sposo and the members of his family.
This entertainment usually ended with
grand banquet, preceded by the signing of the
legal documents connected with the wedding,
OF which, fortunately, thousands still exist.
The dowers Of the Venetian, Genoese, and
Florentine ladies were nothing like as large
as those Of the Roman. Indeed, the sumptu-
ary laws of the three great republics limited
the dowers Of brides to sum never exceeding
$4,000. In the seventeenth and eighteenth
centuries the priests interfered a great deal
in matchmaking; and in the archives of
Genoa we find a great many instances of
priests being sued for obtaining an undue per-
centage on the dowers Of brides, and also in
dications that some of these worthless kept a
sort of matrimonial agency.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20
The Beggars of Europe.

New York Letter.
"Ever since was abroad" said a we'll
known New Yorker, ~ have been pestered
with all sorts of begging letters. They are
mostly from the managers Of English charit-
able institutions of various descriptions,
though some are from private individuals.
The former inclose variety of printed mat
ter illustrating the purposes and work of the
institution: the latter are abject appeals of
apparently professional begging letter writers.
with whom London abounds. / was talking
with friend about it, and he said he had the
same experience for about two years after he
had built fine house here, description OF
which and his wealth got into the local papers.
He was deluged with begging letters from
almost every capital in Europe, and especially
from Londonn
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20
MELTED THE GRIMY ENGINEER
Little Golden Hairs Gratitude for Bring
Ing Papa and Mamma Home Safe.

A1Gtlc eIClocn- HAIR Grat1tude fOr brtnE-
Ing Papa and Mamma Home Safe.
Oakland (Cal.) Enquirer.
Even in the life Of the grimy railroad engi-
neer, whose existence is one Of almost con-
slant danger. there sometimes falls spark of
light and ray of human sunshine illuminates
his smoky cab, penetrates his greasy blouse
and finds its way deep down into his breast.
little incident happened down at the
mole the other evening after the arrival of
the overland train, which, though of simple
nature, will long be remembered by a certain
G. P. engineer. The great iron monster at
tached to the train was throbbing and putting
after the long and sinuous trip over mountain
sides and rock defiles, trembling trestles and
marshy stretches. The din in the depot was
deafenipg, but out of the chaos of sounds q
sweet, girlish voice was heard welcoming home
her parents, who had arrived on the train
She was little golden-haired beauty, scarcely
years OF age, with quick, intelligent
eye and loving nature, to which she gave
full vent in the radiant and impulsiye way
she welcomed her fond parents back. at last
they took her by the hand and proceeded to-
ward the waiting ferry-boat AS they passed
by the engine belonging to the train the little
one broke away, ran up to the big black ma
chine, and patted the driving wheels affec-
tionatey with her little white hands. Look
ing up at the smokestack, she said: "You
good, big old iron horse, you have brought
back my papa and mamma safe over the fear
full mountains to their little girl, and want
TO thank you, even IL you don't care for me
because l am so little; and you, too," she
continued, turning her face wistfully toward
the grimy engineer, who was leaning out Of
the cab window, 81 love you BOTH" Then
she kissed her hand to him and was gone like
ray of sunshine
Just then fleeting sunbeam from the great
orb sinking down into the Golden Gate came
stealing through chink in the depot and
stole by the engineer into hiscab. There was
a strange look on his face for an Instant and
all at once the depot was dark and lonesome.
When he turned his head into the cab there
were two light spots on the cheeks of his dust
begrimed face.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20
Special

For the holidays only, an assorted case of Dry
and Sweet Wines for $4. Packed for ship
ment without extra charge
To-KALoN WINE Co., GA l4th street.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20
You Are In a Bad Ely.

But we will cure you If you will pay U.s.
Men weak, nervous, and debilitated, suffering
from evil habits or later indiscretions, send for
Book OF LIFE, DR.. Parker's Medical and Sur
gical Institute, 1853 N. Spruce street, Nashville,
Tenn.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20

Dressing Cases,
Match Cases,
Stamp Cases,
Music Rolls,
Brush Sets,
Gents Hat Boxes,
Dress Suit Cases,
Drinking Cups,
Bags and Satchels,
Toy Trunks,
Furnished Satchels,
Whips,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-23

Der 8eoolferung itebt. erbelt aus benz 8eiS
lptel bon 6 a Salle Gount1, Dds mi
letren 8O,798 8ewobnern mad @oof bas
ben0lfertite Gountp oes Staates lift, IN Der
GtnlhdBullg aber crit an oritter STEELE
1tebt, an ct. Clair, ipelAes in 8epoltes
rlng oas brittle, III Der @ini6dbung oas
funfte, an Sane, tDel6es oas Dterte an
Befpobner3ahl uno oas ftebente in Der Gins
1daBung IL, pQbreno oas au 8epolfez
tnn9ssabl finite @ountD Me9ean in Ger
G~tnlfdBung glet6 mad @blcago
tommt. IS lit allo per &opf als bas bel
pettem rei6fte gountn bes 5taates ansuz
leben. WiIl Gountn fommt Der 8ez
nolterung mad in flnfter, in Der @tnl1Gt>
3ung etlt in a6ter STEELE.
gtr lalien bier Die Counties nit Ginz
i6GBung BON iber sebn WiQionen Dollars
folgen: Wc2ean ST., 297, 800; GaSaae
Sic, 968, 218; 8eoria SIS, 567. 1859; ct.
@lair $14, 1924: Songamon $l4, 1872
$50; Sane $13, 276, 918; g8tu $13,220, 6O4;
Adams $l2,6 37, 623; MaOiiou $40. $780,
$50; Qermilion $40, sos, 1877; Minnebago
$l0,316,607; &nor So 300, 933; Bureau
$lO,306, 128; 3ip!n9iton $40 91, 500.
Slelell relden Counties oes StaateS lteben
etne grnBe 9tetbe BON arrnen entgegeu, BON
benen 9arbin nit 1923, OBS, Bulasti nit
$75S, 963 un0 Hppe nit 1904, SOB Die drmS
item limb.
0aB uns in benz 8eriht tpieDer wie in
trlberen Sabren gar marde erbetternoe
@lnaelbeiten aufltoBen, 1T fait ieibftper=
ttd1bLt6. 90, oaB III goot Gouutp Die
@tnri6tung BON Salu6ns ullo Spetiebdus
fern nut $2o, 539, uno Das qeiamnle 6aus=
uno Office Wtoblliar nur $2.8I2,0S1 pertb
tit. @elnilie Drei Salubns i'm WtltteIpunft
Der Staot miiroen 9eniigen, UNI Die eritgez
rannte Summe gu beden. DAB in @oof
@ountp nur fir $6350 8ono5 ullo Aftisn
5u ftloen itao, ulo Dap eas @lgenthum in
ben OGneen Der BtanDteiher MIR $3.50
tDertb tit. bari nit Jtebt auffalleu, ebenio
tnte, haB Dffenbar nur Die 9iamanten Der
Srau Yotter Balmer (%rpabrideluli6 3u
nIeortg nit $28, $500 atIetn an9egeben.
Der 9telt aber ben 9uheaueen Der @inz
1ebqBer entean9en lit. Nuh lit CO befremo=
LID 9enug, tuenn III &ale, Sroquots, Si=
D!nalton, 2QiQlle uno Sutton @ountp nlebr,
uno in etner aan5en Hetbe a1oerer counties
TAFT eberlo plel ubren gefuuDeu iporOeu
itnD, mie in @Oof @ountD. pa iiebt man
bod. oaB ber 9ur6iAnittsfarnter beoeu@
tend mohlba6enoer lit, ais Der 0urdz
l9nittsitdoter.
Snbelien, tpoau iid a~ufreaen! Bururr
bas Sdnein in einen @ountp our6iGnitts
LID nur 50 @eut5 un6 I'M nGbiten our6>
idnittlid $2.74 pertb iii, uuo parum es
III @bicago, mo es bod iepenfa4s felt auf
Dem Wtartt anfoMmt uHo flr $500 bis
$500 per bunoert 8funo p~erfauIt miro,
nur nit $1.09 eln9eihQ5t lit = oas uno
Die Dielen anoerea DISQUALIFICATION Der
SteuereinihGbung 81 periteben, beoarf es
beS Steuereinl6aBer18 eritanoes. Ser 9ez
w0bnli6e Uteui6enperitano rei1t oaSu
nl9t aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-23
seutf0er Gstft IN sranfrct6.

Deuti6e Tabm1nuer, ipa6e Da5 neue
franSo1tl6e unterrl6tsDelen geprilit BADEN
uuo lhon oas frilbere f%annten, iino err
haunt ilber Die grOBenTortihritte beiielben,
nod nebr jebod lber bas sunebneuoe
grunoIt6e StuOtum beutiher
Spra0e unb Qiteratur bel BEN
Gran3oen. Gin b06it guultiaes
5eu9niB itellt ibneu ieBt in bieier 8eaiebung
etner Der beoeutenbi1en beuti6lGnoij0en
&iterar> uno Gulturz0 iitorlfer Der @eoenz
mart aus, nGmli1 grolellor Guomig @eiger
in Berlin.
Shpn als @et9er it'd Dor etniQen Sabren
III Der Eoriler uHlDerfttQt umlab, fano er
bort Elm belOnoereS @oIegium iiber @0t6e's
Sault uno er %Dertpunoerte licb gIeih iebr
nber Den pom grituollhlteu Wtiien uno BEN
belten @eldlmad Seugeuoen Gortrag ces
Hr0Iel1ors 2thtenberger, pte ilber Die Der:
itanottBDoue Auimerflamteit Der 3ablreihen
m0unliden u1o ipetbliden 3ubDrer, Die
ollie, Den oeutlhen EeIt Dor itdl, nit 2eid,z
llgteit Den l6pieri9en observation-disclosures
gen oes 9ebrecs iol9ten.
Gs giebt iebt in Sranfreih porsielthe
&usgabea oeutl6er Slaiiifer nit oeutl6em
Iert, nit treffli6en @tnleitungen unD
Nnmertungen IN fran5Diti6er Sprade.
Ser fran5Dlide 2iteraturgelebrte @buauet
uDsrtrifft nah @eiger's3 ugniB our6 leine
nahrGaft perbluffenDe &enntniB ieIbIt Der
e%ntlegeniten @inseIbeiten Der beutlhen
3iteratar fat alse lelne GpGe9en in 9eatlns
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-23
m0dentidoe 5uinos Stoots5ehune uontoe sa 17openber 1891.

Gailer Giberius, poriber Der romtihe
@elhlbtlhretber Suetoa u. q. erad9lt: es
ltt als tooesiDuroigcs WtaleItdtSuerbreden
bttradtet iporoen. Denn Sentano IN Der
Jtabe elner &Qtlerbll0lGule let1e &leloer
Dehlelte o0er lDeltl1 man elten Jtl1g nit Dem
Slloe DeS 6ailerS auf ben Nbort mttnahm,
uno in Der 3bat ieien 6tnrihtungen aus
lolden @rilnoet erfolet.
OaS Nbl6eHlthlte aub an Den Dtelen
W2aleltQtsbeleIot9un98pro3ellen in 0eutlhs
iano, belonDerS IN BrcuBen. lit Dos 9enunz
3tantentbunl. Blele 2eute Oalelblt, nainents
lln aus Den loaenauuten belleren StanDen,
filblen unaufb0rllh ben 0rang, IT'D our6
oerartige Nngeberelen lieb Gin6 nab oben
gu MAIDEN. AgerorOerungslulttge unD or
oenoeierlge StaQtSanwdlte geben nit Qete
oenl6aft lelblt auf Die erbGrmlt6lten De@
nuuSlattonen oielcr Nrt Elm uno iDte Der
neuelte Sal Dor Dem Oberrei6saeri6t in
&eip5ig 3etgt, limb Die @erthtsbofe nnr au
9enetgt, ben l2ertrtebenen WtaleltGtsbeIetz
ot9ungsbelttmmul9en oes BON etner oeuts
lAen 8oltsnertretung angenomtnenen
StrafgeieBeS elne nod ubertrtebenere NuSs
legung uuo Aupenoung 81 9eben.
unmtttelbar tragen Der Ealler unO an<
WV okNA!0S OHli@btt UH lV%VSN SToA wv
unD G1GnDllhfeiten feline S6ulo. Sns
MERLIN tonnten lie aber iebr piel aur @tnz
i6rdnfun9 oerielben beitragen. 50 ). 3.
&aiier Wtlbelm H., pen CT ben Wfann,
oeiien 8erurtbeiIung neaen SiBenbleibens
beim 0o6 auf ben !&aiier bonn oberiten
Jteids9eridt b~eitatigt lit, alsbaIo begnaz
bi9en muroe. Oo1 man bat bis iebt nte
bon elmer 0erarttaen NuSlbung leines 8ee
euaoi9un9sre6teS geb0rt.
Sn pieien 0tngen f0nnten ale beuti6e
Siirlten 8iel BON Dem tiir3lt6 9eltorbenen
&onig &drl Dem @uten bon Wlrttember9
lernen, melher aur 3eit Der araiten 0enunz
3lationsmutb in OeutiGlano, als lelbit. oer
9efeierte Wtaler BilotD in Wln6en einen
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