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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-11
Cites Chicago as an Examine.
DEcoYED TO THEIR DEATH.
A Bender Family Unearthed in a Vienna
suburb.

suburb.
VIENNA, Aug. IA series of horrible
crimes has just been unearthed IN this
city. a couple named Francois and
Fasalie Schneider. living in an isolated
house in one of the suburbs, were in the
habit Of decoying servants to the place
by means of advertisements offering
them situations in the county. Hav-
ing got their victims to the house they
murdered and robbed them, burying the
bodies in the cellar. The police were put
on the lookout by servant who had been
assaulted by the Schneiders. but had
been fortunate enough to escape alive.
An Investigation followed, and seven
bodies We're found buried under the house
occupied by the murderers. The GRIMM
ais are under arrest.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-11
Killed bv Lightning while Asleep.

HoUGHToN, Mich, Aug. ia terrific
electrical and rain storm Sunday did con :
siderable damage at Hancock. Oscar
Harjoja was killed by lightning while
sleeping Lightning struck several build
ings at Calumet, but no one was in
iured.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-11
Horrible Crime in Texas.

VICTORIA, Tex, Aug 1l.-Miss Mary
Hensoldt was found murdered in her room
on the lowert part of Main street, where she
lived alone. She had evidently been out
ragged. She was helpless imbecile.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-11
AMERICAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
An Engiishman says They Are Giving
WaN to Parochial schools.

An Engiishman says They Are Giving
Way to Parochial schools.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE memorandum
on the Amer can public school system pre-
sented to parliament by College Inspector
Fitch, though pronounced by those IA
miliar with the subject to be inaccurate
and prejudiced, is hailed with delight by
the opponents of free education. The re-
port declares that the system in vogue in
the United states results in irregular at
tendance and is steadily recedipg in the
public estimation. Professor Fitch de
clares that the public schools are gradu-
ally giving way to private and religious
schools.
Cites Chicago as an Example.
He cites the case Of Chicago, where he
says the children i'll the public schools are
not quite double the number of those in
the religious schools, which he considers
remarkable fact in view of the greater cost
of sending children to the private schools.
The friends of the governments free, or at
least partially free, education proposals
are preparing strong reply to the mem
orandum. Nobody can imagine where he
got his figures
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-11

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE treasury
department yesterday purchased G96, 70
ounces Of silver at from 50 992 TO 50 995
per ounce.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-11
Mrs. Cooke Gets the Money.

WASHINGTON, Nug. ia treasury
draft for s637.35, the salary for April,
May, June and Jnly of Mrs. Susan Gale
Cooke as secretary pro TEN. of the board
of lady managers of the Worlds fair, was
Monday forwarded to Mrs. Cooke at Chi
caCO
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-08
ALPINE CLUB GAMES.
Entries for the Handicap Races at t
nisf ict

Entries for the Handicap Races at the
Bay District Track.
The members of the Alpine Amateur Athletic
Club VIII hold their handicap races al the Bay
District Track this afternoon. The first event
half mile handicap run, for members OF The
club ouly-will be called about 1890 O'clock
There viii follow exhibitions OF jumping, sprint
ing. walking and weight Throwing By Alpine ath =
letes. For the hai-mile run three very hand
some ard costly medals will be given, and that
race VIII lie hoty contested.
Tie members have been training hard FOR some
time, ana Tie records In the events VIII no doubt
be very good The handicapping was done by a
committee consisting of T.. n. Gafney, A NJ.
King and Marx Lang. During the afternoon
Charles Little, the professional runner. will also
give an exhibition OF his speed aud endurance.
The handicap three-mile run is open to mem
bers OF clubs b-iOnglng TO the OLD Z. e. A. A. A.
aud entries VIII be received up 10 one hour be.
fore tie race begins. Emit dnce to the track viii
be free. The club will liold games about a
mouth from now Oh. and prizes Will be awarded
for contests OF unnng. jumping. walking, etc,
between the members. The following are the
events, entries, handicaps and order In which
The programme Will be carried out:
Hall.mlle handicap run for members OF the
club only: John D. Garrison, scratch; Harry &.
Cassidy, scratch; Sol ChoYnski, 20 yards; A.
Mahoney, 80 yards; Il. c. Stats, 35 yards G..
W. Meyer 35 yards; Howard z. Coleman. So
yards; Charles ATmbruSer, 30 yards; A. Cooke,
30 yards j. +. Clarke, 10 yards; f. Drey fus 40
yards; GeoTg- ~ Al mbruSter, 40 yards; A. NJ.
Chnynsk, A. yards; Mark a. Lang. 60 yads
Albert NJ. King, 30 YARDS W. +. YoImer, 80
yards. Exhibition IOO-yard run, by members
OF the club; exhibition high jumping /;
exhibition shot and hammer throwing /;
1-mtle walk, +. n. Gafuey A. COok
George ". A:mbfuster aud J. f. Clark. Three
mile handicap run, opea-f. L. COyley o. A c.,
scratch; Harry G. Cassidy, 20 secs; Sol Choynskt,
90 SECS John ID: Garrison, 20 secs A. Cooke,
20 sees; w. +. Vollmer, 10 secs; F. n. Gafuey,
80 secs; C. w. Meyer. 80 >ecs.; II. r. Coleman.
80 secs; c. ArmbfuSter, 30 secs; j. +. Clark,
A VI. IlDguSkl. A
90 secs; A. F. Mah0neS. 80 secs; II. C. Stats,
30 secs; George w, Armbruster 100 secs; L.
DrryfUs, 100 secs; ". a. Lang, 100 secs. Elk
hibitiou run by Charles Little, all-dlsjahce
rtuuer-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-08
GIVEN UP FOR LOST.
The Ship Glenfinart Believed to
Be Burnt at Sea.

1t is now generally conceded among IN
surance and seafaring men that the coal
laden Glenfinart will never come into port,
and her name can be added to the long list
of missing ships, many of which have never
been heard Of
Had the vessel been laden with general
cargo, there would still be some hope of her
being brought into port. 1t is well known
that coal is one of the most dangerous car
gees that can be put into 4 ship for a long
voyage, as even with the best ventilated
vessels there is great danger of the gas ac-
cUmulating and wTecking the ship by eX-
plOding. Then, there is as great danger
from fire, as coal is very liable to spon-
taneous combustion if put into the hold
while damp.
The German ship Orient, from Swansea,
narrowly escaped destruction from her
cargo, but managed to reach Ancua, and the
fire was drowned out by filling the hold full
of water. As it was she had TO 90 on the
dTy-dock, when 1t was found that had the
fire no: been checked, the ship would have
gone in twenty-fOur hours more to the bot
tom without doubt and perhaps taken the
crew with her. In that case her owners and
agents would have waited in vain for her
arrival.
This is believed to have been the fate of the
Gle nfinart; but there is still chance that
the crew, or at least some of them, may
have been picked up by passing ship or
made their way in the boats to some of the
Islands in the Pacific Ocean. The G.enfl TT
Is an iron ship of 1901 tons register, an was
built ut Glasgow in 1876. She was CEASED
AL at Lloyds, and was owned by J. (S A.
Allen Of the Allen line Of steam and sal ling
ships.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-08
BORN.


GEAR-LARZELERE-At the residence of tn a
brides parents, 425 Bryant street. by the Rev
Bunyan Spencer. George ID. Gear Esq, and Ger
trude II. Larzelere
MA COMBER-RYAN-In this city. February 49,
1881. by the Rev. Father Brennan, William r.
Macomber OF New Bedford, Mass, aud Sarah j.
ltyan OF San Francisco.
SHOAFF-ROMER-In this city. March 8. 1891, by
the Rev. Dr. Stebblns. Dr. Walter r. ShoaH of Los
Gatos and Cora Romer of San Francisco.
fRANR-HIMAN-In this city. March 3, 1891,
Louis J. Frank and TessIe Lyman.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90 1891 by the
Rev. James Verecker, ut ST. Peters Church, Peter
D. Wbelah ana Alice Lockihan Hamilton, both OF
Saa Francisco.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-08
REAL ESTATE
OVER THE BAY.
Review of the Weeks Market in
Oakland and Alameda.

The record Of the past week in the real estate
make Is again characterized by dullnessr al
though The clearing OF the weather aud The
bright sunshine OF The latter part seem to have
madeNery percepiible amends. Almost without
exception, The dealers report active inquiry and
a.pfomisng outlook, while with most the week
has Deeh busy either cUnsummating sales or per-
fectlng those In progress. Probably tile most
characteristic feature Of the mark et is the steady
call Tor property, either improved or unim-
proved. Oh lie installment plan, indicating
movement OF property rather than speculative
tendency, and marking a very favorable con.
dillon Of stability aud progress. In other words,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-08


The project to organize hook and ladder
company at the West End has been aban-
doned.
F.W. G. Moebus, as Secretary OF the Board
of Health, is now receiving a salary of SD
per month.
Charles Schuier left Yesterday for his ma
tive place in Switzerland, and intends to be
gone several months.
A meat market on High street closed its
doors yesterday and one of tine owners has
gone to parts unknown, leaving behind him
wife and numerous unpaid bills.
Frederic Preston will conduct the Uni
tartan services this morning at IL O'Clock in
the new Masonic Temple This evening
Rev. W. r. Alger of Boston will preach on
the subject, The Perfection and Proyi-
dence of God"
A chemical engine was brought to Ala
media yesterday and placed in the Webb
avenue hre-hGuse for inspection Oy mem
bers Of the Fire Department, and to-day it
will be examined by the City Trustees. 1t
was recently purchased by Red Bluff, and
will go into active service ia that town.
The matter OF purchasing an engine for this
city is still in allegiance, and it is not likely
that any action will be taken until after the
municipal election next April. when three
new Trustees will be elected.
he Delltt IS gaming ground N Alameda
that the ordinance increasing saloon license
to $500 year will be adopted by the City
Trustees al their meeting tomorrow even
ing. c. S. Neal, who introduced the ordi-
nance, IS anxious for It's passage, A. p.
Everett is sad to have expressed himself as
being in favor of it, aud it only requires
the votes of Mr.. Mastick and Mr. Peck ham
to make the ordinance a law. lis passage
would make high license the leading issue
at the coming election, which would prob
ably become the most exciting ever held in
Alameda.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-08

The State Bankers Convention will open
at Los Angeles on Wednesday and remain
in session for three days. The Executive
Committee having the affair in charge have
arranged programme for the occasion,
which includes besides the main object Of
the convention receptions, addresses, ban
quei, visit To the Citrus Fair etc. The
hra dquarters of the convention will be at
Lne Chamber OF Commerce Thrilling.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-08

Persons should never travel without box OF
BRANDRETH's PILLS A few doses taken be-
foIe going on ship will prevent seasickness, and
the cOstlye action Of the sea air. When sick
troubled with pains, colds, or dizziness or hay
Ing rheumatism. take from three 10 five pills
ana II ihey DO not over ale III ali hour or SO take
tntee or four mole.
BRANDRE rms PILLS are purely vegetable
absolutely harmless, and safe To Ike at any lime
Sold III ey ~ drug and medicine store. either
plain or sugar coated.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-08
Observation-Disclosures.

T1irth marriage and death notices sent by mall
Will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication offices aud be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same published
BORN.
JoHNSON-In this city, March 5, 1891, TO the wife
OF G. A. Johnson son.
HALL-In this city. March 4, 1891, to the wife OF
George w. Hail, a daughter.
HOHEN SCHILD-In this city, February 81. 1891,
to the VIE OF the late Henry Hohenschiid, a son.
ARN0LD-In this city, March 3, 1891, to the wife
of L. II. Arnold, son.
KLEIN-In this city. March 8, 1891, to the wife OF
w. 4. Klein son.
WALSH--In this city March T. 1891 to the wife OF
Walter J. walsh, a son.
FIIZPATRICK-In this city, March g. 1891, to the
wife of NJ. +. Fitzpatrick a daughter.
HAAF-March ], 1891. TO the wife OF Edward W.
Hanf, son.
NGkLs-To the wife OF Henry G. Mangels, a
daughter.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-08
The ,rorrow CIub pIeased.

The Morrow Club has adopted resolutions
indOrsing the action of the Board of Super
visors in recognizing the valuable services
7. J. l.. Smiley has rendered the Repub-
lican party in this city by appointing him to
the vacancy caused By the death of the late
Auditor David Stprn
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-08
Berkeley.

Charter day at the University will be held
on Monday, tile sd inst. All students will
be invited to the morning exercises. Pro-
fessOr lie COnte will represent the faculty,
Dir. Meeker the senior class, Miss Baldwin
the junior, and Mr.. Partridge the sophie
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-08

ASA FISK SUED.-A. 7. Link has sued Asa
Fisk to recover SS41 60 for building materials
sold and delivered at Tacoma. Fisk is also the
defendant IN an action by j. G. Proctor a. o.
dered as architects in constructing buildings at
Tacoma
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-08

OPENED ASoTHER's LETTER. An arrest
made yesterday by the Uaiied States Mar
shal was that OF ]. Patriotic of 119 jackson
street. who look a letter addressed 10 IL Iady
friend OF lis from the eIier-cartier aud opened
it. he put up $500 cash bail ana was released.
BEkTELING has The only reliable methods TO
III defeciIYe siehf. 427 KearnY street
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-08

ART LOAN EXHIBITION OF foreign masters,
now held at tile arf-rO0ms OF Messrs George e.
Shreye Co, owing to its great success will
hereafter be omen daily from l A. NJ. TO .. r. NJ
also Saturday eve, March 14th, FROM 8 to TO- .
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-08

The foun6a ion for the new ticket office,
baggage and waiting rooms for the North
Pacific Coast Railroad was laid Yesterday.
1he plans show building 40x6O feet in size
and Is feet high. 1t will be ready in about
two weeks.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-08

An ENORMOUS ELK HoRN.-H. Davis OF Oak
lard has presented TO the State Mining Bureau
for It's museum an enormous elk horn, having
nine pronRs Il weighs twenty three pounds aud
came fron Washington. some fifty miles above
the mouth Of the Columbia River.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-08

nj. 3. Nth AN,
Who has just arrived, and whose first
exhibition and sale promises to eclipse
everything in the way of beautiful
Oriental Rugs, Portieres, Table and
Piano Covers, Palace Embroideries, ETC.,
that have ever been offered in San
Francisco.
These goods will be on exhibition
Tuesday and Wednesday, March 10th
and 18th, and will be sold,
AT Auction,
On Thursday and Friday March 18th
and 18th, commencing each day at IL
o'clock A. NJ
B0VEE, TOY & CO., Auctioneers,
10 Montgomery Street.
mr.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-08
ACROSS THE BAY.
4 Divorce Speedily Procured in
Oakland.

Chicago is place where divorces may be
put through in hurry. but there are other
places where the marital knot is united in
short order. Henry Lester Adams filed his
complaint on Friday for divorce from Mrs.
E. n. Adams. The answer of the defend
ant was filed during the afternoon, and the
case was tried in Department of the Supe-
Ii0r Court in the evening AS the decree
was granted. the case almost equals the
Chicago case, which was granted in three
hours from filing of complaint Adams Is
an attorney, and prominent as an Odd Eel
low and local politician.
Z. T. Brunette, the dentist who claimed
that he was fleeced in the room in the rear
of Quigley & Hirschberg's cigar-store, is
happy now. Hirschberg was fined $50 by
Judge Ogden in the Police Court yesterday,
on the promise that no more liquors would
be served or paid for through the Kitty
a slot in the table. The $50 was paid, and
in Burnette's card slang the city ''raked in
the pot"
The executors of the estate of James
Adams have filed their second annual &C
count and show that they have real estate
on hand valued at S16l,S50 and personal
property valued at SS5,SS5. The receipts
have been S51, 500 40 and the disbursements
S20,S9S %, leaving cash balance Of $751;
COL 50.
A jury was secured by Judge Ellsworth
Yesterday in the damage suit of Mrs. Annie
Irwin aud her little son for $4,000 apiece
from the Southern Pacific Company on ac-
count of the death of the husband and father
in the WebSter-stTeet bridge disaster in
May. TIE trial went over until Tuesday.
EX-POlice Sergeant George L. Gano of the
San Francisco force vas fined $40 yesterday
by Judge Ogden for disturbing the peace of
the same fellow that he led out of his wife's
restaurant some three months ago and was
fined So for by Judge Henshaw.
Carl &. Bygum, who was nnnsuited for
damages against the Southern Pacific Com
pany for the killing of Carl Jr., aged 6, who
ran on the track in front OF a train at West
Berkeley about two years ago, has appealed
to the Supreme Court.
The West Oakland Improvement Associa-
ton had decided to indOrse certain candi-
dates on the various tickets, but this in
dorsement was withdrawn yesterday, per-
hitting the members to vote for their ind-
Yldual choice.
The polls VIII open at 6 80 o'clock to-mor-
row morning and close Mt 3 o'clock in the
evening, so that those who have to go across
the bay and cannot come back before that
hour had better vote before crossing in the
morning.
The Local Option Alliance will depart
from its intention to refrain from putting q
ticket in the field and will have three
printed. ignoring the Prohibtionists how
ever.
The estimated expenses of to-morrow's
municipal election are nearly $1,000.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-08

S. side (Nos. III and 1l9) Page. 165 feet E. o {
octaYla st-Bulding contains two handsome East
lake French flats of and rooms: rents S97 so;
has business future. being only lls blocks from
Market ST.: choice location: always rented; must
be sold; street in splendid condition: Haight MAI.
ket and Omnibus cables lot large, - :6xl2O to Rose
ave Terms, cash; subject to confirmation by
SuDerigr Court
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-08
Golden Gate Park Residence Corr

Sc. cor. Page and Clayton SITS. and but one block
from Golden Gate Park-rhis corner Is of the
best IN the Western Addition, either for business
or residence; stores below, and French fats above;
would pay very handsome interest on the invest
ment: do not fail TO examine it; Oak, Haight and
t0-be PageSt cables; large corner lot 81 :6X1l2 IS
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-08

CAVANAGH-In the City and County Almshouse
March q. Daniel Cavanagh native OF Ireland
aged rs wears
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-02
ueber oie smedmdfieite Dirt,
fIeifh I'll rGuhern.

Wean rGumert Sletl6 uidt llur, unit es
geeen SdulniB AL l6iben, lonoern au6 Tim
ibnt etlen eigentbimlt6 angenebmen 0es
lhmad sn ertbeileu. Sletld; tDeihes ourd
baS 9tGld)eru Dolfommen ausgetrod1et lit,
ipioeriteDt Der TduluiB am beftei1, tit aber
niht GIT genteben, lonoern dbnelt 1e>
men S%bterbGuten, pel6e tDtloe Volter
bur6 GGu6ern in Sober Dertpanoeln.
Sebt man Dos au rdu6ernoe Sletlh unz
mittelbar Dem Gau6 aus, 10 lit groBe Uors
lidt erforoerli0, tuenr es seb6rig tpei6,
cart uno l0madbaft ausfalen lou, tDQD>
renb aues Sleiid, tpeldes burh letdte
6ilen gegen Den unmtttelbaren Nlorarg
oes NauDes 9eldabt ,Diro, ltiDt nur Das
gebDriee WaaB BON Seudtigtett bebalt, ion>
bern audi felnen Eall6Belbmad als tploerz
lj6e Sei8abe befommt. llrnlomehr lit Dies
Der Sal, tpeltn Die Soiiuen non Der Nrt
iino, oaB iie bic dtberildeH, brenali6soltgsn
Gheile oes 9taltdeS e%iniaugen, obne tie ms
Sletl6 oringen gu lalieu.
Den beiten Otenlt bier5ll letltet aber alS
Sel einiauQenoer uno WGrnle maBtgenber
Stoff Die geiu0hnli1e &leie, nelde ieOem
Sarmer SIT Webote itebt. Sin 8eiipiel mag
0ieieS erldutern !; Die Brifung uno Wieoers
Dotung Der bier mttgetbellten @rfabrllnG
miro 9tiemanoen eerelten. Sic betrifft, Die
0tdu6erung' Des NirtD> uno S6!peine7.
flsiides. 0as 3u rdudernoc Sleiih miro
Dem trii60elNla6teten Sbiere lpenll mog1
ltb no6 lparln entnommen, lDglei1 IN et>
mem supor bereiteten innigen 0emen9e bon
| SDetle gepulperten Salpeter unb 80 3Deiz
len Godiai3 Qeborig berutngetpGl5t uno et1z
gerieben, bann iberalI nit ioDiel &lei be-
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entpeOer unmittelbar ober, in cine eintaOe
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9eb6nst. 0as auf biele 9lrt 9erduherte
Sleti6 befomnt Elm Dem itarf 9erGuberten
Sadie dbnlihes Nnisben, l6medt lebr auz
9enebm ullo bait iih Sabre lang, obne gu
eroerbeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-02
Gin Oereue(leS Uer6redep.
Gin ednrfe mill ein 14idbriges Mab.
den DerfiibreuL
2Ste Die @e6etntpolisei eont6inirt.

Die @ebeimpo(i5iiten MeDer ln6 Mcz
IeeugD batten WtttmD6 Mbeno Inn 9 Ibr
Die genuatbuung, etnen S6urfen il etnem
Nugenbltfe feitslnebineil, ais ct an. ,einent
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uno es 1T Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der oes
l1anlttel1 Beat1ten au5ul6retben, baB er an
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DerbinDett tpuroe.
Oie @eDetl1poli3iiten palIirten Die Gat,s
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ter. III Begleitung zines Wdo6ens laben.
Nus benz lheuen Nusleben oes Mannes
l6Dnften ite ben 8eroa6t, oaB nid1t gues
in Sronung lei, unb ite beldlp5ien. Dent
leltlamen gaare gu folgen. Malfer betrqt
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lallen, ais elmer Der 8ealnten in flieaenber
Glle ben ,6oteIclert fragte, mas Walfer
gepunlbt babe. Nad0em Dem Beamten
9Salfer's Nbii6t, elm .3imuner gu mietbeu.
Dstallnt !gelporoen, lpuBte ct, tpas Die
9lode geldla9en bate.
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betatlost1 It'd ole bier gerionena an Der So.
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3ilnmer uuo ldloB iib in bemlelben nit
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folgte Dem Befeble NIT id)lotternoen &nieeu
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INSTRUMENTATION letuen Jtatneng als Wm.
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tie 81 NenbeSzNous 3l bepeeen.
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per JtanoolpbitraBe ltatt. @alfer froote
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tete, tie babe 15 Gents. @alfer froote lie
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