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Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-07
CAUzY POPOCRATIC FAKE
Effort at the Eleventh Hour to Deceive
Honest Workingmsn.
RUsE TO CAPTURE VOTES FOR HoLcoMs
Appeal Purporting TO lie Issued by a
Manned Railroad Man Ctrculntes
E1tensiveIy-The Facts In
the Case.

Last evening as the workingmen were
quitting their days work at the South
Omaha packing houses and the Union Pacific
shops and the smelter in Omaha they were
handed a circular, addressed to working
men" and embellished with a half-tone cut
OF man with an artificial leg lying along
side him on the ground, while the stump"
was shown up as a striking feature
The circular purports to be statement OF
Louis Olson, a former employe of the Bur-
lington railroad who lost his leg by acci-
dent and who brought suit against the COM
pany for damages. He was given a verdict
but on appeal TO the supreme court the
verdict was set aside and a new trial or
dered. Such is the story told by the author
Of the circular.
In the hope, OF arraying the workingmen
against the republican candidate for the
supreme bench the writer of the circular
asserts that the decision was rendered by
Judges Harrison, Norval and Post, repub-
licans and therefore he appeals to the work
ingmen to cast their votes for Holcomb
and thus give the populists majority
on the supreme bench for the protection Of
the working classes.
The facts are: The case never went to
the supreme court. 1t was tried before
Judge Ramsay, a populist, and farmer
jury, which returned verdict against the
plaintiff. The case was never appealed and
1t is now too late to have 1t appealed.
The circular has been gotten out simply
to deceive some workingmen, and some few
may be thus deceived, as they have been
by other fakes during the campaign.
The author of the alleged Olson circular
begs votes for Holcomb on the plea that he
(Olson) wants a fair trial. despite the fact
that his case has passed beyond the juris-
diction Of the courts.
While there is no one so heartless as to
refuse sympathy to a MANNED workingman
the Olson circular is such a gauzy cam
paign scheme that the thinking voter will
hardly be misled 1t IL he takes time to re-
fleet upon the inconsistency Of the appeal
that is, man asking for a fair trial before
the supreme court when the date limit for
appeal has already elapsed. Another point
to which the attention of voters is called
Is the improbability of an afflicted man like
Olson claims to be, and who says he makes
his living by selling cigars and candy In
Plattsmouth. going to the expense OF
large half-tone cut and the printing OF
thousands of circulars.
please vote for Mr. Holcomb, and help
me get fair trial. the circular concludes,
neglecting to state,that the case has never
been passed upon by the supreme court and
that there is no record to show what ruling
that body might have made.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-07
SIX MILLION TIMBER DEAL
Frederick Weyerhauser of Chippewa
Falls Makes Greatest Deal Ever
Made by Single Individual.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. "a special to the
Tribune from Ashland, Wis, says
Frederick Weyerhauser Of Chippewa Falls,
the greatest lumberman in Wisconsin and
Minnesota, is just closing another deal which
more than clinches his title as the most ex-
tensive manipulation in lumber and logs in
the world. His latest and most stupendous
deal Is the purchase Of 100000 acres Of
lumber lands from the Northern Pacific
company This lumber is located on the
Pacific coast. The price paid for this tim
ber is $6,000,OO0.
This is the greatest timber deal ever closed
by single individual in the history OF the
numbering and logging Industry. In speak
ing Of the deal Mr.. Weyerhauser says it is
simply an investment. He believes timber
is bound to advance out In the western
country and that he will realize handsme
profit.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-07
Outlook In northwestern Iowa.

SIOUX CITY, Nov. 6.-(Special.) 1.-The
campaign in northwestern Iowa closed to-
night and all is in readiness for the fray to-
morrow. On every eide are bright prospects
for republican victories. So far as can be
seen now there is only one dangerous spot
in the Eleventh district and that Is in the
Ida Monona district. Owing to some feeling
there as to representation in Moncua county.
there is some danger OF populist getting
into the legislature. In some Of the counties
pretty warm fight is being waged over one
Office or another and this probably will bring
out a larger vote than any interest In the
state ticket. f. II. Hubbard closed the cam
paign in Woodbury. county in a speech at
the court house tonight. The meeting was
we'll attended and much enthusiasm has been
displayed
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-07

SIX Governors Will BE Chosen, with
Host of Smaller Officers

CHICAGO, Nov. Collections will be held
In twelve states tomorrow. Ohio Iowa,
Kentucky. Mississippi, Maryland and Massa-
chusetts will elect a governor and other
state officers; Pennsylvania treasurer and
a judge of the supreme and of the superior
court; South Dakota three justices of the
supreme court. and New York, New Jersey
and Virginia legislature. There are five
tickets in Ohio. five in Iowa, six in Ken
lucky, two in Mississippi, two in South Da-
kota, three in Maryland, five in Pennsyl-
vania and five in Massachusetts. In Kansas
and Colorado county officers are to be elected
and municipal elections will be held in San
Francisco, Salt Lake, New Orleans and
Detroit. In addition to sheriff and some
judicial officers in Greater New York may
orally elections are to be held in some OF
the other cities in New York
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-07
THREE SPEECHES END CAMPAIGN.
Morton, Hayward and MRilley Discuss
LOcnI and National Issmes.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Nov. 6.-(special
Telegram )-The largest and most enthusl-
astic meeting OF this campaign was held by
the republicans at the Overland theater this
evening. Addresses were delivered by Chap
lain James Mailley Senator NJ. l.. Hayward
and ex-Secretary ]. Sterling Morton. Music
was furnished by the Overland orchestra.
Every seat in the spacious building was oc-
cupied before o'clock and when the meet
ing was called to order standing room was
at a premium. The crowd was in hearty
accord with the speakers and the applause
was liberal and frequent.
David Brown OF this city presided and in
troduced the speakers. Chaplain Mailley re-
viewed the situation In the Philippines in
his characteristic manner. State Issues were
discussed by Senator Hayward while Mr.
Morton replied to some personal illusions
OF Ex-Governor Stone In his speech satur-
day evening upon the subject OF the publi-
cation OF the letter from Mr.. Bryan In which
he stated that II was the money that is
in the office and not the honor that attracts
me-"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-07

~ At New YorkScArriyed1FriedriGh. from
bourg; Hesperia, from Naples, etc.
At Cherbourg-Arrived-K Wilhelm
der Crosse, from New York, for Bremen,
and later arrived at Southampton.
At alparaiso-Arrived-A from Port
Blakeley for Buenos Ayres Cfor coaD.
At MISUNDERSTANDING from Naples
and Genoa, for New York. Arrived
Thingyalla. from Stettin, Copenhagen and
Christiansend; Aller, from Naples and
Genoa.
At g-Arrived-Bulgaria. from
At a-Sailed--Tacoma for San
Francisco.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-07
TALK OF GENERAL LOCKOUT
Chicago Contractors, Architects. Ma
teriaI Men and Real Estate
Dealers Combine.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Contractors, archi-
tects, material men and real estate dealers
will hold meeting here tomorrow to dis
cuss the situation in Chicago. Resolutions
will be passed looking to the general sus-
pension of building until the various labor
organizations consent to modify their work
ing rules. There is considerable difference
of opinion, however, regarding the adylsa-
bility OF declaring a lockout, owing TO the
lack of organization among the contractors
and others interested.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-07
Newark stops at Honolulu.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-The steamer
Doric arrived here today from Hong Kong
Honolulu under date OF October 81 state that
the United states cruiser Newark arrived
at Honolulu on October 25. The cruiser Is
enroute 10 Manila and stopped at Honolulu
for coal. The Kahlului railroad has been
sold by the Wilder Steamship company to
the firm OF Alexander a Baldwin for $50, coo
The transfer includes control of the wharf
of the principal port of the island OF Maui
and all the railroads leading to it,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-07
Antitrust Daking Powder.

,INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6.-The News pub
llshes the following: The anti-trust Baking
has been Incorporated under the laws OF
Delaware. The capital stock is sl,OOOOO0 in
shares of $40 each. The factory OF the com
pany will be temporarily established in this
city. The company today took a lease on a
building In this city and within two weeks
1t is announced, will be making antitrust
baking powder or the 81 100000 capital
stock newspapers of the country, it is said
have taken 100000 at par, to be paid for In
Arrangements are already be-
ing made for the establishment of a per-
manent factory on large scale at Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-07
INVENTOR HOLLANDS VICTORY
Tears stream Down His Cheeks When
Congratulated on Successful Test
of Submarine Boat

NEW YORK, Nov 6.-The submarine tor
pedo boat Holland was successfully tested
in Peconic bay, l.. l., today. At the close
OF the test the members Of the board of
inspection, Rear Admiral Rogers, Com
mander Emory and Charles II. Rolicker
and Naval Constructor Washington e.
Capps, shook hands with John p. Holland,
the inventor, and congratulated him on his
success. He has waited twenty-five years
for this victory and tears streamed down
his cheeks when the naval officers greeted
him.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-07
PASSED OVER JONES' VETO
nOard of Aldermen of Toledo Carries
Proposition to Sell City Gas Plant
Regardless of Mayor.

TOLEDO o., Nov. 6.-The Board OF Aid
ermen tonight passed over the veto OF Mayor
Jones the proposition to sell the city gas
plant. The session was full of interest. and
the question was debated at times in NEST
acrimonious manner. The vote resulted in
the proposition being carried over the veto
IL to q
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-07
WEATHER FOR ELECTION DAY

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-Forecast for
Tuesday and Wednesday:
For Nebraska, South Dakota, Kansas and
Colorado-Fair Tuesday and Wednesday;
variable winds.
For 1owa-Partly cloudy Tuesday Wednes-
day fair; variable winds.
For MISUNDERSTANDING cloudiness Tues
day, with probable showers in southern por-
ton; generally cloudy Wednesday; easteriy
winds
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-07
HUNTER FINDS WAR TREASURE
Box Containing Nearly $4,000 Dis
covered In nn Iron Case In swamp
Near jackson, Miss.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 6.-Hunter John
son, white citizen OF jackson, was hunting
in the swamps east of the city several days
ago and discovered box containing nearly
$4,000. The money was encased in an iron
case and is In gold pieces, nearly all of the
$40 denomination. All Of the coins bear date
prior to 1850. 1t is thought the money was
a war treasure.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-07

evening until January, 1905; after that A.
cent fare all day, including transfers.
1t is said the Milwaukee Electric Light
and Railway company Is agreeable to the
terms, providing new franchises are granted.
also that the present franchise is extended
ten years The ordinance was referred
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-07
NEW UNION PACIFIC TERMINAL
nOunces Intention to Make Sioux
City n Terminal.

CHICAGO. Nov 6.-J. A. Munroe, general
freight traffic manager of the Union Pacific
railroad announced today that it was the
intention Of his road to make Sioux City a
terminal to the north. such as Kansas City
is to the south of Omaha. He added that the
Office force in Sioux City would be housed
in more commodious quarters in the near
future.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-07
HOBART SLIGHTLY WEAKER
Otherwise Little Change in His Com
dillon Noted-shows Re-
mnrknb1e vitality.

PATERSON, N. j., Nov. 6.--No official bull
letins we're issued at the Hobart residence
today, as there was no noticeable change
in the vice presidents condition.
=, hen first taken i'll, the vice president
M. something around 200 pounds and
~ to about 125 pounds. Many
1t the house today. including
Gene Mrs Longstreet, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne ". seagh and Judge McKenna OF
the supreme court
DR.. Newton denies emphatically the state
meut published in morning paper to the
effect that Mr.. Hobart was suffering from
cancer of the stomach He said that the
statement given out by him several days
ago, with the consent OF the family. en-
tirely covered the malady of the vice presi-
dent and added that there had been no
new development of the disease. His Off
cial morning bulletin contained nothing be-
yond the above statements.
Many letters and kilograms of sympathy
have been received and Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Kinley daily send telegram and box Of
roses and violets to Carol Hall.
DR.. Newton said today that Mr.. Hobart
took lively interest in the news of the
day, extending to the Boer situation and
the coming election, but that he CDR. New
toni and the members nj the family dis
couraged such discussions as likely to un-
duly excite him.
Mr.. Hobart takes no solid food and COM
paratively little nourishment. His vitality,
upon which he is living, is remarkable, and
his cheerfulness is a strong factor in sus-
tanning the members of the family in their
affiiction. He fully realizes that his end is
near. Unless Mr.. Hobarts condition changes
materially DR.. Newton will not issue an
other bulletin until afternoon, to be fol-
lowed by another tonight.
2:3O p. m.-Vice President Hobart was
resting quietly this afternoon. During the
daY he nartonk of some chicken hrnth
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-07
FOUR-CENT STREET CAR FARE
Ordinance Introduced in City Council
of Milwaukee 10 Reduce
Fares Gradually.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 6.-Chairman Grag-
ner of the committee on railroads today in
troduced an ordinance in the common coun-
Gil providing for street car fares for the city
as follows: A Accent fare from go to 80
in the morning and from to $50 in the
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-07
Election in Mississ,p,i.

have the Noel amendment, providing for an
elective judiciary, segregated at the polls to-
morrow will bo unsuccessful, as the bal
lots have already been distributed at the
polling preciucts and will be voted as sub
mitted. II the amendment carries ito con-
stitutionality is sure to be given test be-
fore the United States supreme court There
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-07

ground that Governor Jowndes has unduly
favored Congressman Mudd in the distrlbu-
tion of state patronage.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-07
Keen Interest at Hnstings

HASTINGS. Neb.. Nov. Especial. "A
heavy vote is looked for In Adams county
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-07
Thousands Witness the Parade.

When the time arrived Tor the formation
OF the parade South Main street from the
Rock Island depot to Broadway was mass
OF people The Burlngtons eleven spe-
cial trains arrived on time. bringing close
ON 10000 people, while the other roads all
brought in loaded trains, On leaving the
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-01

= @tne ebr gefdbrlt q E
Rabfdbrt ipurbe bon einem 8erufsfabs
rer, Maurice 8ertin, in 2een unters
nommen. Sir bic Summe pon $4,000
perpfli6tste ii9 Berlin, in einem Go
ipentGfig nit Ieinem Rab nm bas2bier
berumsuTabren. Die Menaserie Simm
puroe als S9auplab fir bic fiibne
Sbat bsItimmt. Sine unsebeuer srobe
Msnee itr0mte bier SuIammen. Inn benz
unssipObnli9en S9auipiel beiSutpobs
men. Der 9eiiber Der Sbiere besleitets
Berlin in ben 8Gfie. mo- Der fur9tloIe
Rdbfa6rer ioglei9 auf fein Rab
Iprang unb cine turse Runbfabrt i'm
SGfig ma9te. 3psi 20ipen unb elm.
2Dtpin bsfdnbsn iib barin. 3unGbfi
itarrten bic Sbiers bas uneelpobnts
SdauIpiel an. Damn aber ftelIte fid
Der cine 2Oipe in poiitur, um Iidb aui
ben fabrenbsn 9srtin su Itiirsen. Der
DGdtsr bsmertte es, belt bus 2bier
nit Der 9eitide i'm 3aum, unO 8ertin
gepann bic Wette, nadbem er bic Der.
ipro9ens anSabl bon Runbsn semaat
hattie.
-Bor peHAugen fetner
frau unb beren Sante pergiftete ith
au Berlin Der S9antipirtb glrmdnb
pieti6 in jeiner @irtbIhaft Gtraubs
beraeritrabe 81. Der Al Sabre llte
Mann fam abenbs BON elmer 9eburtss
tagsfeisr bsim, febte iid sn feiner
s5rau, beren Sante unb 5tpei 9aitsn
an ben 5iI6 unb unterbielt iid ettpa
cine @iert.litunbe nit ibnen, trant
aber ni9ts. glls baum bic 6rduen nit
ben 9Giten anitieben. itonb pietid auf
nit ben @orten: sSbr itobt an nnb
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aus, bic 9lnipsIenben, bic bas 9eblb.
rem SunG9it fir SderS bielteu. neil
ie ben SnbaIt Der SIufhe nidt tanns
ten, Iaben balo Su ibrem S9redsn,
bab pietid auf isinsn Stuhl Suriids
fiel unb rOdelno liesen blieb. 3p:i
binsugeboItt 4ersts tpaub!sn ipfort ole
@eeenmittel an unb pumpten ben Dlas
gen aus, aber mad 20 Minuten ipar
Dietfh tpbt.
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Riifena9t bon SeimisippI. Yater bon
Spei &inbern. @r ipurbe bon einem
Wenbelbaum an Der 9IouIe erfabt unb
Io5uiusen aufssrolIt. 9tls bas Sriebs
ipert gum Stebsn sebra9t peroen
tonnte, ipar Riifena9t bereits tobt.
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unb Oetan 5ran5 Blum BON RugsIis>
mil an raid perlaufenoer atuter 2uns
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BON SO Subren.
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Don bier aufsefunben. Wabri6sinli9
liegt Selbitmprb Dor.
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rem itarb bier Sriebrid Sdpei5er Don
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bdnn Bis Mitte Der Ie4sSiger Sabre
5iirdertider GraiebunssIecretdr. bann
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9enerulIecretGr Der Sottbarbbabn.
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paIbs 9rsn9en fpurbe Der leoi9e, 26=
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bier bsim SplSfdlen 10 uneliidli6 BON
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SdGbelbru9 erlitt; Der Sob trat fofort
elm.
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Wien. glls OarIebenss unb Gaus
tiousi9pinbler ipurbe in einem bieiis
gen Sotel Der 9lgent Sermann Otto
@ultber. aus Qlltenburs sebiirtis. pers
baftet. = Sn @i9elburg's @uItbaus
in Der 9erbarbussahe prpppcirten
Na9ts mebrere 9Gte cine ar9e &aus
ferei unb bemolirten i'm 8erlaufe bies
fer beinabe bic sanae @aitbauseinri9s
tung. 3pei Der Sauptitdnterer, bic
8auarbetter Stdlopeb unb8laboue5et,
ipurben bur4 MeFsriti4e unb S4lGge
ibper perlebt. = Der 58idbrise Pri>
bate Sacob Sobata, &aiIeritrabe go.
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in Der &diIeritrdbe, Inn ii9 raiiren gu
luhen. &aum bate iid Sobutu in eis
nsn Stu6l nieberselafen, fiel er, bonn
S9luse seriibrt, tpbt gu 9OOen. =
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Sobunn preti9. Der Mann bieB ur<
ipriinsli1 pretfh b. Sersenbprit, bod
mar ibm bas IbelsprGbitat abseiproz
9en iporben, neil er i'm 3uhtbauie gez
IeFen bat. = Mittelit Repolpers entz
leibte ii9 Der 81 Sabre alte 9aIttpirtb
Sobann Rieoerbduer, na6oem er tur3
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bem RspoIper stpei beftige S4ld9e gez
gen ben 8opf berieBt bate. = Sn Ieis
ner Wobnung, &aui4erItrabe Ro. ID,
ftarb Der 8eamte 2eopolb &ramer i'm
2llter BON "a Sa6ren. Seine Srau
Sophie, 66 Sabre alt. iiberlebte ben
9atten nur um cine Stunbe.
&remIier. 9lbsdnsis 1T Der Der
@eneralIeituns Der fiiriterab rabiIdOfliden
Sitter in 8remIier susetbeilts S0riter
Sausmdnn. Gr fliidtete, neil bic BON
ibm ipGbrenb ieiner Wirtiumteit in
&dino9oiuib periibten SGlfdunssn
nidt mebr sebeim ssbalten peroen
fpnnten.
9 9Dnau. Sm @ebDft bes Dirtb-
ihaftsbeTbers s. Wfelaer entitanb
Seuer, BEN bas Wobusebdube gGn5Ii9
gum Spfer fiel.
3ndim. Wlittelit zines Raiirmeis
Tsrs bur6fdnitt itd bic 24iGbris.
So6ter bes Sduslers Dolinger ben
gals. 9as MGb6en, tpel9es bic 5but
in einsm qufuGIe bon @eiftesssitDrtbeit
periibte, iturb nud ipenisen Wlinuten.
3udmantel. @erbaftet purbe
elm getpiiIer SbepbuIb &uniIh, neil er
brineenb psrbd9tia lit, por feds Sab
rem einsn ungariIhen Shnar5piebz
bGnbler Ramens 8ergmann in Weiput
erI9Iagen gu 6aben.
U,sraasf,arn
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yurembnrg.

0tfferbineen. Sn ben gGus
men bes unteriroiif aneelesteS Gas
bsisunssapparats bisiiser lliine ipurbe
Der 17iGbrige 9lrbeiter S. g. 8iper
aus 3olper ssbiiriis, als 2sidbe dufses
funben. Gritidun9 mar bic Sobesure
SuGP
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Eheinpropini

Bopparb. Der in peiteren Greis
fen befannts Rentner q. 3. 8aeoeter.
friiber 9roBtaufmunn in @Ren, senob
auf elmer italieniiden Reife @uitern,
porauf er alsbdlo ertrantte. Sierber
suriidsstebrt. iturb sr an 8ereiftuns.
Oinsburs. Sdubereibeiiber 8.
Sdiirmann itiirSte am 9bcrpses Der
WOltsrsi Seres in Der Gn9s9dhe plobs
lid, bonn S9lase striibrt, nieoer. 'Gr
bsiaB nod bic &raft, iih. gu erbeben
unb sd beige Seinrid Sdiirmann!"
au fdgen. fiel ubsr sleid iuieoer aur
Grbe unb Dsridisb nud tpenigen aus
genbliden.
GIberfeIb. Die so Sabre ulte
Srau bes glniirsidss Suao Sadsnbers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-01

altborf. Bel einem @spitter
idlug Der 9lib in bas 9aus bes 2anbs
ammann Buffer uno Der 6dmiIie 8arl
Sol. 2uier beim Gralsntloiter, obnt
Su 5iinben. Der @ettsritrabl begniiets
fih bamit. i'm Sausgans ben 9lpdsn>
aug Su Ssrrsibsn uro in spsi 3immsrn
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bate, ssnau Elm 3abrbunbert fpdter ei,
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8ennpil. Sier farb duf benz
Rsbenbpfe -3iis" i'm alter bon 81 Subs
ren Der 2unopirtb S:inri9 9uIosns
mann.
9ursbprf. Sn Der untsren
MiibIe BON S9sut &c SO. perunsliidts
Der % Sabre alte Mslter Gbriitian
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Tiepih3 SWitriptB-HpiIitlus
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ginborf bel Wdden @benbs bon einsm
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abfdiifise 8abn unb ftiirSte nm. Die
Gbefrau bss Stabl mar auf Der Stelle
ipbt, ipGbrenb Stabl ani6einenb uns
berIebt bIieb unb cine brittle perIon,
bic nGbrsnb Der Sabrt einseitiesen
mar, iid einen 8tinbrud 5u5og.
9drbet. @olitGnbis nieberse,
brannt lit bds benz Sdla9termeiitsr
8lund eebOriee 9epeie.
Qunben. Bel Giberitsbt funb
man ben felt 5ebruar BON bier permibs
ZEN. 81 Sabre dItsu 9Gderseisllen Soc
bann Stride i'm WaHer aIs aei4e auf.
2Itisupeitebt. Inter GROCER
SbeiInd6me Deslns Dus gbepdor SbDr
bic sOIbene Scd5sit.
grubip GdItfisu.
BresIau. Oscar Otto Sell, Se,
fretGr an Der Sanbelstdmmer bet
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