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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-02-10
DARK FLOUR NOT NEEDED.
Kansas Wheat Will Feed Poor Suf-
fering Chicago.

G. V. Topping Of Enterprise, the
secretary OF the Kansas Millers' asso-
citation and one Of the foremost author.
tiles on milling in the State, writes
the following tiptop comment on Chi
cago's wheat situation:
81 have read with interest the press
dispatches sent out from Chicago Of
the awful calamity that is about to
befall the bread eaters of that city,
owing to the fact that Letter owns all
Of the good milling wheatin Chicago
and the mills can only grind poor
wheat and dark bread certainly must
follow.
"The Kansas millers, with a heart
full Of sympathy, always stand ready
to help poor humanity in times of
distress and now offer to send the
dark bread eaters of Chicago Qor a
consideration a flour superior to any
thing they have used.
"With our four hundred mills and
what is left of our fifty million bushel
wheat crop we can relieve the situa-
ton from the oire calamity threatened
and give them nice, sweet, white bread
until such time as Mr. Leiteris will
ing to sell few bushels of his wheat
crop to the miIlers, or another crop
has been harvested and ground into
flour
$50 to your bakers, your flour.
dealers, your grocers of Chicago, and
insist on their at once getting Kansas
-FOUR tell them it is the best, the
purest and that you will have no
other; tell them that Mr.. Letter has
no strings on the Kansas Number
hard and soft wheat and that it is all
ground into flour and sent all over
the world, standing first in all mar
keis. Any further information de-
sired will be given free Of charge"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-02-10
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

Wallace, photographer, will not ash
a deposit, until photos are finished, fol
the first 20 days. 4l-tf
Peter Snidcr's pension has been
increased from ST. to $50 q month.
"A report went over the wires to-
day that the president Of Guatemala
was assassinated this morning.
Col. Garabed Der Hagopian, the
Armenian, will lecture in the Evan.
gelical church Sunday night.
The Polymnia club entertain
ment Monday evening February 18th
promises to be an interesting and en-
joyable affair.
VIM. Mex. Mortified, formerly
Of Buckeye township but now of
Oolagah, !. T., has been granted a
pension Of $l1.25.
j. H. Taylor shipped out ten cars
Of hogs all from Newbern township
last month. That is the way the
country is getting money these days.
Go to Wallace, the new photog-
raphcr in Hansbrough's old stand, for
as fine photos as you can get in the
State. Call and see samples. tt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-02-10
LAWS ARE IN CONFLICT.
DO City Clerk, Marshal and Commits
sioner Have One Year Terms?

The current topic of discussion in
town is whether or not there is to
be an election Of street commissioner.
marshal and city clerk at the spring
election.
The law as passed by the legisla-
ture last winter reads. "Be il enact
ed, etc, That in cities of the second
and third class at the general city
election in the spring Of 1897, and
at each subsequent election, the city
marshal, city clerk and city street
commissioner be elected by the direct
vote of the people,
The legislature delegated an emf
nent Populist to revise the statutes
and he has just issued the volumes
containing, presumably. all the laws
OF the State. In this revised statutes
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-02-10

regarding second class cities it SAYS.
There shall be elected on the first
Tuesday'of April of each odd-number-
ed year mayor, police Judge, city
treasurer and treasurer Of the board
OF education, together with council.
men, city marshal, street commission
er, justices of the peace and con-
stables.
The eminent Populist who has
botched up the laws is not so high an
authority as the legislature and the
session law, providing for one year
terms for the three officers will prob
ably stand
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-02-10
MOODY MAY COME.
Efforts to Get the Great Preacher fol
the State s. s. Convention.

Secretary j. H. Engle is making ef'
forts to secure the famous preacher,
D. W. Moody, to make an address
here at the State Sunday school con.
vention to be held May 7-S. Thepro.
gram for the meeting is being pre-
pared and will be a strong one.
Bishop Vincent will probably be one
Of the speakers and several famous
Sunday school leaders will be here.
Prof. L. 0. Excel will lead the sing
ing.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-02-10
Hurt BY the Cars.

Lawrence Buck, switchman on
the Rock Island, was struck by the
cars Sunday and seriously, perhaps
fatally, injured. Both legs were
crushed. The accident occurred at
Herlngton.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-02-10
ABOUT PEOPLE.

F. W. Morse was here from Man
chester.
II. j. G. Neumiler was down from
Solomon.
D, R. Eyster is up from Oklahoma
visiting,
R. c. Alexander left for business
trip to Boston.
g. A. Kubach and wife went to
Council Grove.
Il. l.. Buck, Of Holland, was visi-
tor to The city.
Mrs. II. W. Wilson went TO Kansas
City for visit.
Mrs }. W. Bradshaw, Of Hope, was
visiting in town.
James Rock and John Shank, Of
Navarro were in the city.
j. W. Murray, Of the Dillon Repuh
lican, spent the day here.
Hon. W. A. Calderhead spent
the day in the city on business.
Mrs VIM. Gross, OF Junction, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. s. A. Cooper.
j, $. Hol'inger left for Woodward,
OK, TO attend u cattlemen's conven-
ton.
Tobias Sheets, one of Moonlight's
prosperous farmers, was q visitor to
the city.
Mrs. Shelhaas, Of junction is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Lighlner.
W. II. Bishop, one Of Salinas lead
ing attorneys, was in the city on legal
business
Charles Garrettson, one Of Man
hattan's leading merchants, was the
guest Of G. G. Sterl.
j. Reed and wife, Mrs. II. W. Catch,
d. B. Horton and Henry Fengel were
up from Woodbne.
W. 5. Anderson left last night for
Wenona, His, called by telegram
announcing the serious illness Of his
mother.
Mrs. j. B. Nipple and children, Of
Kansas City, and Mrs. j. Il. Hofer, Of
Lancaster, Pa, are guests Of their
aunt, Mrs. j. A. Eagle.
A. Brubaker and family left for
Glendale, Arizona, where they will
make their future home. The change
Is made for the benefit Of Mr.. BIS
health.
VIM. McTnerney, Glen and John
Pleiser have gone TO the Indian Terri
tory as members Of Gillett's cowboy
oand which is taking a tour through
The cattle country.
G. V. Topping and wife, G. B. Hof-
nan, daughter and sons, j. J. Abram-
ION, Miss Hilty, Miss Ehrsam, B. A.
'lack and Miss Latto were up from
to see John Dillon.
James Strachan, the wealthy farm
II of Bonaccord is in town doingljury
ervlce. He lost his watch yesterday
IN the street Capt. Parker found 1t
nd a REFLECTOR ad restored it to the
wner.
II. f. Lantz, formerly Of Hayes
ownship but later Of Junction City,
vas a pleasant caller this morning; he
moves next week to Lacey, Oklahoma.
Ie is a son Of Jacob Lantz, one OF the
ounty's best farmers, and is the kind
I young man who succeeds.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-02-10

Will Ward, the young man accused
Of stealing saddle in Cheever town
ship, pleaded guilty to petty larceny.
The testimony in the Quilting
liquor case took just 20 minutes.
Court was not in session this after
noon.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-02-10
SHOES,

No better line shown in Abilene or any
other place than we have now on sale for
spr1l1Gg wear. Mems. Boys, Ladies', Misses
colors at very popular prices.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-02-10
SR}&3&k&
We ARE SELLING NOW:

4o-nch all wool Dress Suitings for spring
wear, 25c yard.
32-inch Silk Mixtures l2c yard.
Full yard wide Percales Sc yard.
Embroderies in l-2 yard lengths at half
their usual value
Laces of all kinds at prices ranging from
l-2c to 75c yard.
We have just received 80 dozen of the
Celebrated Featherbone Corsets in all shapes
and sizes. Remember the guarantee we give
with them.
= A good Summer Corset, sizes Is to 80, for
rs cents.
A complete new line of waist and trim
ming silks and braids.
We are the only ones showing a full line
Of plain and embroidered Chiffons and Mou-
saline de Soies, the newest trimming. See
them.
All silk Yelling, full width, Sc yard.
Our line of Hose consists of good things
only You will not match elsewhere our La
dies SC, !lOc, l5c, 25c or 8 for ST Hose.
Full line of fancy Ribbons for sashes and
trimming.
Beached table cloth 28c yard.
Draperies Sc yard and upwards.
Yard wide, extra heavy floor OilcIoth 28c
yard.
Mattings l4c to $50 yard for the best
cakes fine Toilet Soap for Sc.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-02-10

For sale at $500 each, pure bred
mammoth Bronze gobblers, very fine.
G. A. STANNARp.
22-2c Hope, Kas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-02-10

For sale, three-quarters grade
Hereford bull. Inquire Of
FRANK SoHwEsDsER,
w-S' Navarro, Kas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-02-10
CLOTHING.

: We have received large shipments OF
Clothing for immediate use and spring wear,
and are now offering exceptional values
throughout the entire line
Mems all wool Suits from $4.85 UP.
Every Suit silk seWed.
Men s wooden Pants $l25.
Mems all wool, very fine Pants, $l.75 and
$500.
Boys all wool Pants Soc.
Boys good Suits $lOO.
Boys fancy Suits $l25 and upward.
A full line of Tinware always on hand at
the lowest possible prices
-PATTERNS.----
We have special contract with the Nc
Call Pattern Co. whereby we can sell you the
than l5c. Ask for Fashion Sheets when in
town. Every pattern guaranteed perfect
NsCal on us for everything at the right
price.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-02-10
ABILENE WEEKLY REFLECTOR ABILENE KANSAS FEBRUARY TO- ls8EE PAGES
COURT IS BUSY.
OPENING OF THE FEBRUARY
TERN TODAY.
Many Cases Set for Trial and the
Term Will Be Ono Of Interest in
Legal Circles.

| From Mondays Dailyl
District court opened for the
February term this morning with
Judge Moore presiding. The morn.
ing session was devoted to setting
cases.
State cases will be heard Is follows:
Wright. Quilting and HUFF, 9Th;
Davis and Curly, 18th; Dix, 10Th;
Ward and Woodward 18th, McNaspy,
two cases, 10th and 14th.
This afternoon Mrs. Worth was
granted divorce from c. M. Worth,
custody Of the child and alimony.
State vs.. Benson 4 Woodward, set
for Feb. II.
The jury for the present term is:
Moore, W. R., Buckeye.
Carkhuff, j. H., Garfield.
Suffer, E. F., Abilene.
Stiles, j. c., Grant.
Mills, I. r., Newborn.
Betz, W. H. H., Rinehart.
Grove, John, Abilene.
Minick, Peter, Cheever.
Nellis, G. H., Abilene.
Sterling, j. A., Banner.
Wertz, A. j., Grant.
Koenig, j., Garfield.
Russell, A. L., Abilene.
Dedrich, T. j., Center.
Strachan, j., Garfield.
Scott, B. L., Herington.
Dodge, VIM, Willowdale.
Sandquest, A., Center.
Gushing, M, Jr., Chapman.
Forrest, j. A., Hope.
from Tuesdays Dailyl
After wrestling with the case Of
State vs.. Brice Huff for year County
Attorney Kane today dismissed it.
Huff was accused Of burglary and lar
ceny at Solomon and the complaining
witness was Lucinda Gardner. She
failed to appear at one term Of court
was finally brought back at consid-
cradle expense and put under bond
Tor this term. She appeared in court
but her story was so radically differ
emit from the one she is credited with
on the preliminary trial that the case
was dismissed.
State VS.. G. W. Wright was on
trial this afternoon and went to the
Jury at 8 o'clock.
State VS., Quilting is now on trial.
[From Wednesdays Dailyl
The jury in tie case of State VS..
;. W. Wright Of Enterprise, accused
# liquor-selling, returned verdict of
Icquitta. Another case, the one
'rought last week, remains TO be
ried.
VIM. Davis and John Curley, real
lame unknown, accused of burglary
t Manchester last summer, pleaded
utility.
In State VS.. VIM. Quilting, Of En-
erprise, charged with liquor-selling,
erdict of guilty as charged. {
Four of the McNaspy cases have
notions to dismiss on the ground that
he defendant was not granted a Q
peedy trial as provided for by the '
institution, The State objects on Q
he ground that his being under SEN n
9nce in other cases prevented these /
ON coming to trial. The court has t
le question under advisement. Two o
the cases, the ones reversed by the t
ipreme court, have been dismissed P
nd other charges substituted for II
lem. One case will be on trial to- C
lorrow. a
State VS.. James Milree, the youth v
,cused of stealing onions, is passed b
II the present. h
State vs.. Henry Liggett and John r.
oe Of Herington is before the court G
r advisement on an interesting ques- Il
on regarding Liggett's rights. He ii
I'd been found guilty in Justices b
'urt OF larceny and it is claimed by "
$ attorneys that consequently he W
nnot be tried in district court for Il
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-24
Gttpas fiir eas neue aahr.

Der peItbetannte GrfOls BON Soifeiiers Mssenbit,
ters unb itine turt elm babies Sabrbunbert bes
bauptete 9opulartrdt ais Wiasenmtttel nnb taum
pInoerpelsr, ais eaS B afOmmsn, wslaeS naa
Oteier uer.bpcue UlEanad ptrb bon Der SeitetreI
Sompasute In Yitisbursb. 4a unter heren etseuer,
unmttttlbarer aufit publisrt, wobet iie so Perlcs
men tu benz bstr. Departemen beiddfttst @etrufi
ptrp an Dem Berte ursefdbr II Wouate TN Sabr,
nnb BITE GuSadbe fur 1899 pirb fid anf mcbr ais II
Mlt touen Ggemplare belaufeu, pelSe IN ber euslte
i4en. benti&eu. fransefi&en, paltfi&en, normest.
i1en, i&pepii@en, tpldnbti&en, b6bmt.@en uni
ipartf&eu Spra6e seorudt fno. Rebmt etn GSems
plar 1ur Sanb, pena Sbr perrtpcden unb tnterefans
ten aeieifof hber Geiunpb.tt uub sabrse 3euSntfi.
gu feben phuf6t. Gesner entbdlt bericlbe Beluftt.
senbes, 2ebrret6es, aiironomi DE 0ered nInsen unt
GrOnolssii4s Dateu u. f. 10 auf peren Genlu,stetl
man iid perlaiiea fam. Der Ralenper fur S9J II
tpftenfret tn aueu Npctbeten uup General Stores
auf benz aaube in aGen Gbetlen Der Ber. Staatea ~
taben.
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werbreitet lid, mic gstlsfeuer |.

Gtiuas @utes ldBt ii6 nidt sebeim
balten. Die Nadribt bapor perbreitet
iid idneu. Die iuirflid belten Gaden
perfaufen iid au6 am beiten. Ibrabam
9are, elm leitenber Gpotbefer BON Bell@
bile, Sbio, iast: n9as Electric 8its
ters" 1T Der am beiten uerfauilide
Masenbitter, ben i9 in meiner 2Ojdbs
risen 8raris iemals fennen selernt
babe. gSiiien Sic aud, tuarum? 9ie
iiten 2eioen Beginner nit St6runsen
bes Masens, Der 2eber, bet gtieren,
Der @insepeibe, hes 8lutes ober Der
Nerpen. 9aS Electric 8itters" frdfs
iist aber ben Masen, resulirt Die 2eber,
Die Nieren unb bic @insetpeibe, reinist
bas 8lut uno itarft bic gierpen. 9az
burd beilt es cine 9anSe Mense BON
&ranf6eiten. Gs baut bas eanse Sps
item aui siebt neues 2eben unb friI6e
araft alien idtua9en, franfen unb ers
f66pften Mdnnern unb Srauen. 9lur
so Gents. 3u baben bel ben NpDtbe.
fern s. &alteDer & Subn. @irb 60
rantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-12-24

Dor aber so Sabren f1on murbe
Wrs. Wihsloip'S SOOTHING Sprup
Don Miaionen BON Mhttern beim Sab,
ten ber ainber angenenbet. Mirt bu
I'M S@lafe bur@ bas S9reteu eiues
Rtnbes gef6rt, bas TN 3abnen if unb
uor e9meraen peinta Wenn 10, laKe
Iofort cine Slaf6e BON SMrs. Wtus'
Ions SOOTHING Sprup" bolen. seiu
Wertb if unbe3ablbar. gs ptrb BEN
tleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inberung ber'
i1affen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf Nftter,
es III tein 3tpeifel bariiber. g8 beiIt
Dpienierp unb Oiarrboe, regalirt ben
Magea ugb bic Meren, beieittgt Wtub.
ROlif, erueidt ben @aumen, berbin,
bert gntshnbung unb ftdrtt bas gauge
Spfem. xWrs. Win5lptps Soothing
Syrup" fur :abnenbe &inber if ange.
nebm in @ei6mad uab bas aecept
ftan1u;t BON einem ber beiten tpeibli9en
Aerate tn ben Der. Staten. gs III BET
alen Grussifien In Der ganseu @elt 3u
baben. preis rs geuts per Glai@e.
aanft ai6ts anberes, als Wrs. Winss
long SootbingsSprup.
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roIiaer Slin1elmuno III lcin SIR c
fliltelt bate?
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wsilltonem tpersen perfaenft! /!

gs 1T seiuiB ipObltbuenb fir bas
8ublifum, gu erfabren, oaB es bod iuez
nisitens elm @eidaft i'm 2anbe siebt,
pelAes nidt bapur Suriidldredt, ben
8eoiirftisen uno 2eibenben seseniiber
sroBmiitbis au iein. 9ie 8eiiser BON
Or. ainss 9aeuer gutoeduns fit
S9minoiu9t, Suiten uno Sdnupien bas
ben iiber 5ebn Millionen 8robei1aiden
bieier sroBen Mebi5in peridentt uno
baben Die @enustbuuns 5u iuiiien, oaB
baour6 in Gauienoen bon ablolut boffz
nunssloien 5daen cine 9eiluns er5ielt
tpuroe. Iitbma, 8ronditis, Seiierfeit
uno ale 2eioen bes 6alles, Der 8ruit
nnb oer 2un9en iuerben babur1 iiber
turirt. Man ipre6e in Der Gpotbefe
bon 3 RiieDer ilnb Sobn Dor unb lalie
ii6 eine 8rubeflaide llmiouit seben.
&e9uldre @r5Be SO Gents unb $1.OO.
Seoe SlaIhe iuirb sarantirt, ooer Der
Breis 5uriideritattet.
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l3. 6 Gapitet.
5siiHf )lhr 9iac:}!nittega.

Eli'f ti:fF Noc}Hitte92.
Ges Gjleraaitr- 1ja:oillon g}orte,
bas legte ber ;}5aridiiolonue Soheas
lubeS, Edterte liaJ TEN GorTe 6Hritens
berg. Gs beaonn 81 ouufelu }lua cen
tieF ,bernieoerbaagenbtn @olten riez
Ieite eia feiner. eiatalter 9legeH unS
burdJndbte Die 2eute Bis auf Die Saut.
Miiioe, tootmii6e itbleppteH lie lib
uorpdrtS burtb ben boOenlolen Sutb oss
aufseweidteu @eses. Sier trat Der
SUP flati9euo in cine @allerlad)e,
BORT itotperte Ell iiber oaS tieI ousge>
fabrene ssagenaeleis. Sn bampiem
Gdweigen niarlhirte hie aolonne por>
lparts. g9ie lange mar es cod lhon,
baB lie 10 bahiuSu9en in oieiem idreGz
li6en Sdweigen? llnb nun idon felt
3nei Gagen obne 5labruug! gntfrditet,
erlrattet, luareu 0uuoerte am Stra6enz
ranbe im Gjraben liegen 9eblieben.
aurS Dor bem Gorfe lianbeu Seute
am @ege bonn gatalllon 0obna, oas
BORT Die Gjeluebre suiamnlengeieet
hattie. Stumpfiinnis, tbeilnah1nslos
iabeu iie ibre aameraoen noyihers
Sieben. Gein gllantel Id]ilg!e lie uor
Dem Ge9en, Der lie nit ieiner Cites
tdlte bis auf oie ano1en bu,GDlaG'a.
Sdauoerno, idlotteruo in ibrem bin
ren, ftappen Srad unb BEN leinenen
0oieu bldnsten lie lid eng aneinan>
Der, UNI ourtb Die Marme ibres a0rpers
iidb sesenieitis Su idiieen.
Sm letten .3u9e bes gataitlons
8orde luanfte elm alter Srldnoer NIT
grausm Sart. Sis er bie 9eute bes
YataillonS 9ubna am @ese iteben
iab, raffte er feline leeten ardIte slle
Iammeu, uin oormdrts gu fonlinen. Gr
elite ou8 rem @lieoe, er Gintte uno
ftolperte pormdrts, bis er Die 9}dditen
egreitt hate. slu5 lsinem nagersn,
fahlen @jelif)t liarrten elm paal sroBe,
bottle 9ingcn nit fiebri9em @lau; unb
Ic.i1teu nit bangor Srage in ben
muthlolen, nieoer9eidla9enen Wlienen
Der aameraoen. Wiebrnlals 0fineie ct
ben snlrno; aber er lpagte Die Srags
nld}t Die lett lan9en gtuuoen iein
e;niiger @eGQnfe gemeien mar. Gnos
lid rang e8 iitb Jos BON Ieinen bunflen,
suGelGen Sippen. sa9eno uno ood III
einem leilen Si)inllner pon 0ofInung
Elm ein,iges, tur5es 9Sort:
s9roo?"
Sic Gjrenabiere idiittelten Ben Gopf.
G's mar gum Sterben trauri9, bieies
lportloie, bofinunssloie gerneiueu.
Seine yalage, fein Sdimpfen, fein
6lufl = oulnpfes @er3meifeln. Ser
alte Wlann blieb iteben. Seudeno fam
uno sins Der 9ltbem. 0a fab er iens
Jadbarn i'm 3use beranfommen uno
medaniid sebor6enb bem 3pans Der
8emobnbeit, trat er in's @lieo Suriid
nnb taumelte meter.
(SortleBung folat).
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SO Cents.

sSn bielen GdIett TT Bic 3l>
rlabme bllr9 ben @ebran9 bon
Scott's Emulsion bon 9eber>
tbran tneiofortise. Ius bieient
@runbe babelt mir so Gents
Glai6en, tuel9e fiir einen ee'
tpbbnli6en Suiter pbes Grfdl'
tuns, ober als Elm @eriu9 fiir
SGuglinseunb 2inber sertiigeL
Ssrl anberen Gallen t1ub bic
3unabn1e lansiaut boz f9
ssben, in biejen mub Scott's
Emulsion mebr als 9tabrurlss'
mittel ipie a[s Wtebi5in genont'
men berben bic paiienbite
Nabruns fiir erI9bpfte unb
eei9pd9te @erbauullger.
% sB. nas si.oo bel alien gpsipsssm
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Die .6amb. Wad1r." nebmen au

- Die sSamb. Nadr." uebmen onf
bic Neuberuugen 9esug, psihe 2aiisr
9fltolaus Don &uBtano beHl 2oabousr
Sournoliften Sieao eeeenGbar in De.
treff Der Mrt unb Nele, uie er f1 bic
uusfihruns feiHes AbraaaussporidIa.
ses oenti, gemadt baben iOa, neiien
oann barouf bin, hab bic B6lferfrie>
oens Co.. fsren3 potnus1d.Ii1 Nnfana
nddfen Jabres in 81. Petersburg au
iammentgeten mlrb, nnD ipreGsn lid
aum S6iuB fol- lsenbeImaBea aus: sWir
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lerIi6 ruiiider -Asaihs fir uHmsslid.
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ber aries Elm Clement goitlider Welt,
orbHuag III. obne nslehss bic Wenfh.
belt In @ta9natiua seraibeu parbe
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nit bur6 HiDalitdt bic Gorieatmidlunq
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9n Bonn fanb Die grtffaung Der
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ten: n1i6Se ME ein fsinbii6sr Jub
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rid bon Babea toaliste glamens Der
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ftimmung uAo Der 3rOnprin3 i1rieb
oem 8abnen Suienbanten, er m6ge
@oetbe's nSpbigenie4 aur Mnffhbruns
briaeen. Ser Raiier .foa tiber ben
Sur lisefdmad feines dItefen Sobnes
bod erfreut isiu.
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Sn ,edmerin fanb BITE gntbhI,
lung eines Oentmals bss nerforbenen
Stoatsfetretdrs bes 2eidssoifamis
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riner Oberpofibirsttor 6Offmann bieli
bic Gefrebe. melebe nit einem 1od
auf ben 6er3og. &egentsn Sobana vi.
bre6t f1loB. Stepbans NmiSna1.
foIger, Der isBise 9taatsietretdr beS
Nethspofamt8, BON pobbielsti,
wobnte Der Geier Bel.
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unb Hadt.
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reien. gefonbere Mnertennung Der.
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angenebmhen @ufsntbaItsorte BET
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BET griber Br0s.