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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-21

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 81. RE-
ports Of expected trouble at Tracey
City. which came here Wednesday af-
ternoon in the shape Of telegram to
Adjt-. Con. Fife. caused that official
TO order the local military companies
ander arms A special train Is in read
mess to transport the troops to the
scene Of action as soon as II Is deter
mined definitely that they are neces-
sary. The trouble Is reported to have
grown out Of dissatisfaction with the
new warden and new guards ut the
Tracey City prison.
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Relieved Lost with All on board

SAN FRANcIsco, April 81 The British
ship Gowanburn which left New Castle.
New South Wales, sixty-four days since
Tor this port, has doubtless been lost,
and II Is probable that her crow Of
twcnty-eight have shared a similar fate.
J. ]. Moore a Co, shipping merchants
Of this city, arc 10 receipt Of cable adj
vices that her figure head and cabin
were found on the coast OF New zea-
.and March II. Whether the vessel
was lost In q gale or was wrecked on
some island or destroyed by fro can
only DO surmised.
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CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From An Part. q the Country
~ Telegraph.

Gathered Prem An Pnrts o. the Country
~ Telegraph.
Alonzo Wilmington. agcd5o. was kill
ed by train at GAINESVILLE. Ind
Little Anna Boylston fellfrom pear
tree at Dunktrk. n u. while plucking
blossoms and was killed
Mira DIR. Graves has joined her hus-
band in Denver She fully believes in
her husbands Innocence
II Is said the rumor that the United
States would buy one Of the Galapagos
islands. OF Ecuador. for = coaling sta
ton, Is groundless
Atty. Gen. olney has appointed Ed
ward Corr assistant United States attor-
ney for the district of Indiana He Is
a resident Of bloomington
Two cases Of cholera and ono death
from the disease are reported from
occurred in Novoe Mamapovce
Jas A. Tawney, congrcssman-elect
from the first Minnesota district, fell
down flight OF stairs at ST Paul
Wednesday. and II Is thought Is fatally
injured
C. W. Mosher. president Of tho
wrecked Capital City national bank Of
Lincoln City, Neb.. Is In Jail at Omaha
He had skipped his $4,000 bond given
year ago.
The railroad commissioners Of the
various states began their fifth annual
convention in the interstate commerce
commissions rooms at Washington
Wednesday.
Tho Episcopal diocesan convention Of
Tennessee Is Tin session at Nashville.
Bishop Quintard. favors q division Of the
diocese. II it Is done. Rev. T. r. Gailor
will be made bishop
George Burris, teacher Of the Mt
Pleasant tW va grammar school,
eloped with Jennie Williams, one Of his
scholars He ID q married man and has
a family of several children.
The Union Elevator and Transports
ton Co has brought suit against the
leading Arms belonging to the Toledo
produce exchange. asking for an in
junction restraining an alleged boycott
The walters at the Hotel Waldorf,
New York, 140 In number, have been
granted an increase In wages. They
will receive $40 month and board. A
number Of them speak half . dozen
languages
The American bark @. Southland
Hurlbert Capt Southland, from New
York November II, for San Pedro and
Redondo, has arrived at Montevideo.
She reports the loss Of four Of her crew
on the voyage.
i The United States government has
acquiesced In the proposition Of the
French and English governments fof
the esta blishment Of telegraphic sig.
nal station on the coast Of Cape Spartel,
Morocco, Africa.
Anthony Bratton, aged nineteer
years. Of Springfield, O., was kille,
i Thursday morning at Plattsburgl
while stealing ride on Big Foul
freight His body knocked a couple D
cars on tl,o tsaole-
1t now transpires that tho dowage
duches Of Sutherland was not sent I,
jail Tuesday, but permitted to 60 to !
villa near Windsor on condition tho
she surrender Wednesday. She wa
taken alarmingiy i'll Wednesday morn
ing and two physicians were called I,
attend her
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Ersots Or : storm.

CHICAGO, April 21 Seven membcra
Of g. j. Schultz family were found nm.
conscious Mt his home at Milwaukee
avenue and Mainard street Thurs
day. The severe storm blew down q
chimney shutting OF the draft and the
gas from the heating stove soon filed
The house. Mr. Schultz arose ct six
o'clock and made the discovery that no
was the only one able to move. Physi-
slams were hastily summoned and all
but his mother were rcsuscitatcd. She
"a in 4 critical condition and can not
recover s
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gLEoTRIo BITTERs.

This remedy is becoming 50 well
known and 50 popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song Of
praise. A purer medicine does not
exist and it is guaranteed to do all tina
is claimed. Electric Bitters will Ncure
all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys,
will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rhem
and other affections caused by impure
blood. will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cure all
Malarial fevers For cure Of Head
ache. Constipation and Indigestion try
Electric Bitters Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded. w
Price 5Octs. and $l.0O per bottle at F.
G, Williams Jr. & Co. Drug store.
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coNvors ANp FaEg MINERS.


Battle Datween Thorn ~ Tracy city,
Tsnn.4-sevsFai Eiaia and wounded.
NASHVILLE. Tam, April 2i "A re-
port reached here Thursday morning Ia
the effect that conflict between the
convict Rnnrds and FREQ laborera at the
Tracy City mines had occurred. and 10
suited In the death Of several and tho
injury Of four Or i've The state mil
itia were resting on their arms it the
capitol and have been ordered 70 the
sccne Of trouble Tho troops left on q
special train Immediately.
Il Ia said the trouble originated ia
dissatisfaction with the new warden
and new guards. The miners have boon
very restless 1t Tracy City since the
trouble with the convicta last summer.
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OWL SERVICE REPORT.


and what Ought To ~ Dsn&
WASHINGTON, April aL-The ninth
annual report Of the civil service comF
mission was made public Wednesday
afternoon II shows that during the
past year, the proportion Of women APP
pointed under the civil service law In
Eve men year ago 70 an average Of
ono woman appointed 70 every three
men. The same ratio prevails e 70
promotions IN the departments. which
are based on efficiency records
The commission considers the stand 4
took with reference to political asscsa-
ments the most noteworthy feature Of
its work during the year. and believes
its action had good eifook n advised
that law making assessing Of clerks
Nor campaign purposes q penal offenss
be passed.
During the past year 10, aeo persons
were examined for appointment Of
whom IL. 100 passed and 1900 failed v
pass. an increase IN the number exam,
ined Of $50 and In the number who
failed 70 pass Of Loe6 The report.
show that from 1851 10 1901 the total
number Of government employees In
creased from i94 $40 to 1ss. ass. or 80 POI
cent The number under the civil serv
Ice has increased from il, 500 in tssS L
1900 nt present
The report recommends that ths
classified service be extended as rapidly
| as practicable to cover clerks and
| writers in navy yardsi TO almost Ii,
entire body OF officials In the Distrio'
of Columbia; TO the internal revenu,
| service, TO custom houses with twenty
five employees and to free delivery pos
| Offices
Tho National Letter Carriers associa
tion has recommended that all free-de
livery Offices be classified.
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WHEELING. W. Va. April 81. We'd
nesday evening Eve lives wcre lost
Of Csntralia, on the line Of tho West
Virginia and Pittsburgh railroad. An
angine and two cars were derailed
By I broken switch in tho yard, and
while . number Of section hands wero
attempting to lift the tank Of the en-
CINE from the track one Of tho jacks
slipped. the tank falling on Eve men.
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All Il 0ayety a the FORTRESS.

FoRTREss MONROE, April el.-The
festivities in connection with the as
sembling Of the naval squadron were
continued Thursday There are over
forty thousand visitors at Norfolk and
this place. Everything Is In readiness
for the grand naval ball Friday night,
which will be one Of the most brilliant.
affairs in the social history Of the navy.
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wm worr ont F,nes 81 tic streot.

RAvENNA, o., April 81. Local sports
who engaged in barroom fight a
night or two ago are in q pickle. The
contract for the Cleveland work house
has run out and the citizens will be
treated to sight Of the bloods Of town
scooping up dirt on the streets while
they work out their fines, The presi-
dent and secretary OF the high school
literary society win be impeached for
gambling. They played marbles for
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EVANSVILLE. IND. April 81 Mra
sarah E. Graham, aged 81 years, while
temporarily insane, drowned herself In
cistern Wednesday morning at eight
o'clock. A close watch has been kept
IN Mrs Graham, but she crept out Of
bed while the family supposed her
asleep and plunged into the cistern
The body was found an hour later
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EXPLOSION lN a VAULT.
Two Bnnk Employees FrigiYtfuliy F,nrred-
Much Damage DO q.

Two Bank Employees Frigiftfuily BuFred--
Much Damage DO =.
DETRoIT. Mich, April a. When
John Stein, collection clerk OF the Dime
Savings bank. entered the vault Thurs
day morning 10 light the gas i terrific
explosion occurred Stein was thrown
with force against the cageof his office
He was frightfuIly burned about the
head, face and hands
William Harrup. the booklscepcr. was
severely hurt and several other en-
ployca burned and bruised. All the
windows ON the north side Of the build
ing were blown out, and the big front
doors lifted from their hinges and
hurled into the street.
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RICHMOND, KY, April 20. The circuit
court in session sentenced Isaac Taylor
to the penitentiary for two years fol
forging Walker Todd's name to an or.
dor for a license to marry his daughter,
They were married Todd was indicted
for forgery md hirnmv.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-21

LITTLE Rock, Ark. April ri. IT wen-
ty-five men. with black masks over
their faces broke open the Jail at Nor
rilton, Just before midnight, and seized
Flanagan Thornton. the Negro MUIR
derer Of Constable Pate Tho prisoner
was hurried to the woods and Is doubt
less now hanging TO a tree with his
body riddled with bullets.
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Texan Er-Confederate Reunion.

Houston. Tex, April 81. A largely
attended confederate reunion opened
Thursday and will continue until Sat-
urday. Col William Preston Johnston,
of New Orleans Is the orator Of the oc-
casion. The programme includes a trip
to the San Jacinto battlefield, where
the principal address, win be delivered
by Temple Houston, son Of Gen. Sam
Houston.
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NEW YoRK. April Ell In the Buchan-
nan wife poisoning case. DR.. Walter T.
Scheli got so mad at Attorney Well
man, who cross-examined him fiercely,
that the bailiff had difilculty In pre-
venting an encounter and afterward q
duel SchclI fought 20 duels in Ger
many. IS all cut mp and covered with
scars, even on his face.
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a klnrnlnr- Acnidn.nt.

CEREDo, ". Va, april 81 While q
dummy engine on the Ohio River rail-
road was pushing coach over the
bridge over Twelve Polo creek Thurs
lay morning, It struck derrick which
fell and threw the coach from the
bridge. The conductor, brakeman
and one passenger were killed.
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ftaiy.s Exhibit Hero.

WASHINGTON. April 20. The exhibit
sent BY Italy to the Worlds fair in Chi
cago, consisting largely Of art treas,
ures, has started from Portland, Ne. L
its destination. 1t filed enough cars Il
make six full freight trains The royal
commissioner from Italy TO the fail
reached New York last week, and will
be in Chicago to receive and install the
exhibit upon arrival.
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HOLLY, Mich. April 2i-Alen who
have been pressing hay ON the farm Of
he dead misers. Thomas and John
Pagan, Wednesday discovered 81, 900 in
gold and q two-quart jug and an earth
IN quart bottle This makes about
$4,000 In money. aside from the real
estate valued at es.O60. already found.
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Don't think Of buying Cook Stove
until you have examined the stock Of
new ard second hand stoves at Noah's
Ark. A call viii convince you that
we please you in style, quality and
price. No. 8 West Race ST. 3-28-lmon.
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peace Reirns Is Belgium.

BRussELs. April 81. Tuesdays vote In
The chamber Of deputies, reversing the
former action Of that body. and granting
universal suffrage. practically as do
handed by the worlsinRmen, has COM
pletely allayed the agitation among the
industrial population. The strikers
here. at Antwerp and at other places,
generally resumed work Wednesday
morning, and no further trouble 4
apprehended.
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DENvEIl Col, April q. Il. d Reith-
man, brother of John ]. Reithman.
president Of the German national bank,
samc IN contact with an electric wire
while shoveling snow from the roof Of
onc Of his buildings Wednesday morn
ing, and was instantly killed Reith-
man was one Of the richest men the
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Row Over the Gold Situation.

WASHINGTON April 81. There Is q
merry row brewing between President
Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle over
the gold situation. The president is
determined there shall be bonds issued,
while Secretary Carlisle says he will IS
sfrn no bonds
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Shot Els 1othsr-ln.I.aw FOR . mnrnilr.
MosoNuAmELA CRY. Pa. April 81. -4
James Durrtinett shot and killed hia
mother-in-law. Mira Ettie Troy. Think
Ing burglars had entered the house. no
procured his shotgun and without
speaking to the intruder, fired both
barrels Taking light and going ia
the direction Ia which he had shot.
Isurrtinctt discovered 70 his horror that
he had blown tho head on Of Mrk
Trov
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ST. PETEnsDuR0. April ai.--The on
sial cholera statistics just issued show
that. from March 10 TO March 81. there
were 400 now cases and 100 deaths Ia
the government Of pedolia. and from
March ~ to April Is Iis new cases and
IS deaths In the government Of Oofn
Elsewhere In the Empire fifteen new
cases and seven deaths are reported.
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New YoRK. April 2f--At ii o'clock
Thursday morning Edwin booth was
sleeping easy. His physicians are not
alarmed. They say the attack was only
Of q temporary nature, and he Is ex-
pected 70 be up 10 q day or two.
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LONDON. April o. Morgan Crowther,
the Welsh champion, who defeated
Fred johnson. the English feather
weight champion, in eighteen rounds.
Is going to America to fight George
Dixon for the largest purse offered by
any athletic club
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LONDON. April ri. The earl Of Derby
died at o'clock Thursday afternoon.
Right Honorable Edward Henry Stan,
ley. earl Of Derby, was tho eldest son d
the fourteenth earl Of Derby; was born
at the family seat. Knowsley park,
Lancashire. July Ell. 1899.
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WASHINGTON. April 20 The duke 81
veragna and suit win arrive in Wash
ington Saturday next The programme
for their entertainment has not beer
announced, but viii include reception
by the president and Mrs Cleveland al
the white house.
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TALIABAssER. Pla, April Val Sam
aef Pasco was elected q. s. senator to
succeed himself. receiving 05 ont Of 100
votes In joint session Of the Legislature
There were three absenteea, and the
swo-third party men did not vote.
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IWOhty HnUHu9 on DHUW - HHIHHNbUuls
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, April FL "A heavy,
wet snow fell In northwestern Mime.
sofa Wednesday. and now extends ell
over the state Fergus Falls reports q
fall Of ten inches andstill falling. being
the heaviest IN four years osakis re-
ports ono OF the worst snow-storma Of
the season. thirteen inches having
fallen up to- o'clock Wednesday night
when there were no aiGns Of the storm
abating. 1.-THE snow turns TO rain. tho
0sakis correspondent says. the country
viii be flooded. and farmers will be
much delayed In putting In their cropa
Park Rapids, Mimi, reports fall Of
twenty Iuchea
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NnRII1h JouFnnll1t CnII On DIoVoInn0.
WASHINGTON. April III Tho English
journalists who are making tour Of
America, with tho Worlds fair Is their
Mecca, called on President Cleveland
Wednesday afternoon, and hnd i pleas
ant interview with him. Three 81 tbs
party. who are from shefiield. told Nj.
Cleveland that they knew his wifo'a
relative. Mr.. Benjamin Folsom. To-
which the president responded that M
Folsom was his second cousin ~ mar
riage. and the only relative Of his who
was ii Office.
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SHAKEN AGAIN.
More Damage on the Island Of zante ~
Earthquake.

HEuFU DhHN On ~ IsI's 9 Y
Earthquake.
ATHENS, April 81. zante was shaken
by severe earthquake at midnight
Slight disturbances were felt almost
hourly until noon, when another VIC
lent shock caused q repetition Of the
recent panicA The historic houses 81
the poets Foscolo and Salnmos were
tumbled to ruins The telegraph Office
was partly wrecked. The main section
Of the building still stands. however,
and the clerks remain at their posts
The harbor was thrown into violent
commotion, and enormous waves broke
over the water front The British war
ship Infexible. Of the Mediterranean
squadron. has arrived with food and
kentA
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DIED Aged IO4 Years.

ST.. PAUL. MISN.. April Fl. Theresa
Bondot aged ioi years, a native Of
died IN this city Of pneumonia
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GALLIrogds, q, April III The two
ycar-old daughter Of Mrs Tennesseo
lBlankcnship. living near here. WIS.,
burned q death before her inofhcr'a
yves
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GOLD IN 7HH TREASURY.
Secretary Carlisle Not in the
Least Worried.
FINANCES OF THE NATION.
ih Views on .hs Situation win Likely Prevail.
ana TAers win Bs no Issue q Bonds The
Country can Stand lissls Depletion.

WASHINGTON. April 81. There h
serenity In the financial situation. Sec
rotary Carliale eays he q NOT scared.
and docs not intend 70 be driven into Z
panic There Il good reason for tho
belief that tho viewa Of the secretary
have prevailed, and that there viii b
no Issue Of honda Tho policy win
probably be 70 allow some Of the gold
rescrvcto 60 rather than create now In
debtedness Tho country can stand =
large depletion. Even y ten. twenty
or thirty millions should 70 disaster
need not follow. Indeed, there arn
many accomplished students Of national
finance who believe that there would
be no shock II the whole reserve should
be paid out
There are strong symptoms that the
western banka will come "a the rescue
with good deal Of gold All the offers
| np 70 this date have come from tho
west except small sum. which may
como from Philadelphia Il Is probable
that as the agitation increases the
western banks will increase their Of
fcrs.
The proposition 10 cease gold redemp-
tion Of the treasury potea issued under
the silver purchase act OF 1900 and ten.
der silver for Thorn d regarded BY con-
scrvativo bankers and finAncicrn a.
practical and proper These notes aro
payable IN coin, and the government
can pay cithor gold Or silver coin.
| Tho Now York Times, which assumes
10 speak for Mr. Cleveland md occa-
sionaiiy 10 advise and command him. 4
shocked az tho idea. n holds that the
rcdembtion o. this papar ii silver only
would give Ne two kinds Of currency,
one not passing for - much - the
other. There seems 70 bo no danger Of
an embarrassing situation Of that SORT.
Five dollars In silver certificates. which
are redeemabie only 10 silver. Will buy
a. much marketing a. % in gold cortifi-
Gates
Mr. w. A. Goodman. president Of the
National Lafayette bank Of Cincin-
natl, had an interview with Secretary
CarliAlo Wednesday on tho financial
situation II Il understood that Mr.
Goodman assured the secretary 81 the
active and patriotic corporation Of tho
Cincinnati banks In the matter OF keep
Ing supply Of gold IN Che treasury,
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The rre..dsn. ana ia Naval l.e,lsv.

WAsHINaroN. April 81. The presi-
dent expects to be absent from WASH
ington about . week In attendance
upon tho naval review find the opening
Of tho Worlds fnir Ne VIII 60 10 New
York next week, and remain until tho
official ceremonies connected with the
rcvioW are over A short rest will fol-
low hIn return 70 Washington. and he
will then leave for Chicago, 70 be Alb
sont three or four dayA The details Of
the programme have not been arranged
Mr.. Cleveland win not attend the naval
rendezvous IN Hampton roads. and Mira
Cleveland will not accompany her hus-
band to Chicago. although she win GO
with him to New York.
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PARKKRsBURe, W. Va, April e1.--J.
". Stafford, one Of the most prominent
physicians Of tho state. and man Of
large capital, living near Bluedeld, w.
Va, stood before the looking glass and
deliberately discharged HIS revolver
into his head. His wife was in. the
room, and he fell dead In her arms III
health caused his self-destruction.
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EwIs BELL Is now running three chairs at
Ills shaving parlor, and Is prepared 70 serve
ia customers with dispatch. His bath rooms
ana ire finest In the city. Hot and cold baths
nj any hour desired. 5ss9lm.
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TIME only place on earth TO get % cent floor
al cloth for 10 cents Is at Eugene 4. Her
rings cheap cash store.
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|iettio aus Der Sobrit bon Rheinfelber
e Se tel i'll WiiinAcn auigeitellt. Sas
Sniirument bat 300fahe Serer6bes
runa. in baB man beiipielsweiie auf
Dem Hi9i uno 9ilatus 9anS gut Die
Beripnen uno ibre Seweguneeu unter-
Ideiosn uno auf Der Eunibriide in
3iirid bic 2eute ertennen fam. Der
9lnblid Der Sodsipfel. Der Sdueefels
Der uno 8lctider ourd bas 6ernrohr
lit arobartia. = SIM 9urhauspart su
Saben 1T jiinsit ssr in 2untboien bel
9remgarten ausst9rabene romiIde
Wtoiaitbooen auiselieIlt poroen. Eas
8unipert bilOst elm 0uaorat bon 900
1leter SeitenIdnse uno wicst iibsr 20
@entner.
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bem Sbniss 9tenabies Resiment
SO. Z in 2iesnib, Der Glteite &apellz
meiiter Der 9trmee, bat als 70jGbriser
riiitiger Sreis iein 50idbrises 0ienfs
Subildum seFeicrt. 9oIbI9miot mar
elm 2iebling WilbeIm l. uno &aiier
sSrieoricbs.
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SdIlsnber9 btanntcn IS @eb6ite ah. -
/ Sn lliinaen Der 9edant unb Grsis'
idufn pettOr 0eihricb Cperbu9e. =
I Sn Soltmarien Der 81 Sah,e alte
g0lttner.-t Ter 2anogcri6tspriiibtnt
@ebeimcr Sber=0 =0uitiSrutb Sopmm in
Wiesbaoen. '''