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The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
lMPERlLED BY TYPROON AND FIRE.
Transport Belgian Hing Arrives at'friseo
AFTER an EVentiul Voyage.

San Francisco, Dec. s.-The transport
Belgian King is in port after voyage of
ffty-five days from Manila, made memor-
able by disaster and narrow escapes from
total destruction. Shortly after leaving
Manila the vessel encountered a typhoon.
and for two days those on board waited
for the death that seemed inevitable. The
coal in her bunkers shifted. and the trans
port was for forty-eight hours on her
beam ends. Only the sudden abating Of
the storm saved the transport from go
ing 10 the bottom.
The Belgian King was laid up seven
teen days for repairs at HOngkOng, and
after leaving the latter port her coal
caught fire, through carelessness in load
ing and burned three days, while the
transport made a desperate effort TO reach
Taku. The IRE gained such headway that
at one time the staterOoms were too hot
To be occupied.
Among her passengers were Lieuts. Ca
banni and Parker, DR.. Robert Calturan
Mrs. Calturan and six children. The lat
ter were Pekin refugees, and boarded the
vessel at Nagasaki.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Firstsf the standard Oh, Fleet.

Eath, Me-, Dec. S-Tbe big four-masted
steel ship built for the STANDARD oil Com
pany, of New York, was launched from
the Arthur SeWall Company's yard here
to-day. The Astral is 332 feet long, 45.S
feet beam. 26 feet depth of hold. with
gross tonnage OF 3,20S.47. and carrying
capacity Of l,Jo.Oo0 gallons. The Astral
win be the first OF the Standard OIL Com
pany's fleet of sailing ships to fly the
American nag. She will ply between New
York. Japan. and China, carrying oil 10
the foreign ports, and returning with
hemp and sugar.
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TO STUDY THE SOUTHERN HEAVENS.
Proposed A strouomicaI Expedition TO South
America or Australia.

Berkeley. Cal, Dec. Sd. q. Mills, of
New York, at the request of President
Benjamin Ide Wheeler, has promised the
University OF California to defray the
expenses, about $4,000. of a two years
astronomical expedition from the Lick
Observatory to South America or Aus
tralia The object of the expedition is to
study the movement of stars in the line
of sight.
Already this work has been done at the
Lick Observatory over about three
fourths of the sky. Two years work at
an observing station south of the equa-
tor will complete the first general survey
ever made of the heavens for this pur-
pose. By the use of the great spectre
graph presented by ID. o. Mills several
years ago the Lick Observatory has done
remarkable spectroscopic work. Acting
Director W. w. Campbell will begin the
preparation for the expedition at once.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
CLEARED BY ARREST AND CONFESSION.
RurthtF Developments in the Murder Mys.
tery at GreenviIIe, Mich.

Greenville, Mich, Dec. s.-Samuel Aplin,
who was arrested yesterday at Bay City
on suspicion OF numbering Lew Campbell,
whose body was found buried in quick
lime on the premises where Aplin former
ly lived here, late this afternoon con-
fessed that his son, w. c. Aplin, COM
mitted the murder after he and Camp
bell had quarreled over some potatoes.
Campbell disappeared four months ago,
and Aplin soon afterward disposed of his
property here, claiming that Campbell
had decided il to him. He claimed that
Campbell had gone south TO live and sent
him the deeds, which prove TO be forger-
les, by mail.
The suspicious of the neighbors were
aroused by Aplin's dispcsing of the prop
erty and an investigation was started,
which resulted in the finding of the body
Thursday. Aplin had removed TO Bay
CITY, where he was arrested. The elder
ApIin says his son killed Campbell with
a club that was found on the premises.
The father and son then packed the body
an ouicklime and buried IT where 1t was
found. Both AplinS are now under ar
rest
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$1,000. 900 Year for the sIis.IssivpI.

St Louis, Mo, Dec. S.-president o. L.
Whitelaw, of the merchants exchange,
has appointed a committee TO visit Wash
ington 10 appear before the Rivers and
Harbors Committee 10 secure, If possible.
an appropriation OF $l.OOO,OOO per annum
for I'VE years for the Improvement OF
the Mississippi River between ST. Louis
and the mouth OF the Ohio. Capt. Burr.
of the Engineer Corps, in charge of this
stretch of the river. states that If this
appropriation can be secured he can
guarantee an eight-foOt channel at all
SEASONS OF the year,
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Debt. an op,lon Deaf. Sen-eolIee,.h,e

DE Moines, Iowa. Dec. S-The Fedora,
Court in a jury trial to-day ruled that
debts on option deals" on the Chicago
Board of Trade are gambling debts and
non-collecuble. AS a result. Rumsey,
Lightner * Co. OF Chicago, lost $1,000 70
Robert X Eby. OF Adair. Iowa, the jury
holding out that amount In its judgment
for the Chicago firm on $4,000 worth of
notes bearing Eby's signature.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Gea. Marsh Pay. 81 eco Of Ills Fine.

Grand Rapids, Mich. Dec Seen. Ar
thur F. Marsh. who was convicted OF
completely in the State military frauds.
and pardoned on Tuesday by Gov. Pin
gree, conditional on his paying 5000 fine
IN five i@stallments, to-day telegraphed
Treasurer Kingsbury, OF Ingham County.
10 whom the money was 10 be paid. that
he had forwarded the first installment of
$i,oo. He also offered 10 settle the re-
naming AooO. which he has four years
20 pay. Immediately If il was discounted
s per cent
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Kome DressmaAlng.
Woman,s Blouse Waist. Nc. 36Ss.

rhe simple flannel, cashmere, and Hen
rietta waists made in shirt waist style.
but with variations in detail, take prece-
dence of all others for morning wear and
all those occasions that call for informal
dress. The very pretty model shown ex-
emplifies the latest cut, and includes all
the newest features. AS illustrated, II is
designed for afternoon home wear, and is
of cream white flannel with stitched bands
of gray, but can be duplicated In any
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
cbarsesAsain., polio, so, sn.,.,,.s

New York. Dec. s-The committee on
rules and discipline OF the police board. 10
which was given the task OF investfeat-
ing the race riots ia ''Helrs Kitchen" IN
August last. has made It's report. The re-
port sets forth that nothing was discoy.
cred IN the investigation on which IN
base charges against policemen or to
warrant a trial or any member OF Tho
force by the board.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Pipxres A..aiI- a MIehisan Jusse.

Lansing. Mich. Dec. s.-Judge Howard
Wiest, OF the lngham County Circuit.
who conducted the trial resulting In the
conviction OF Gen. Marsh. and who SEN
fenced Gen. White to ten years in prison,
Was fiereely attacked by Gov. Pingree. In
an interview yesterday. To-day Judge
wiest telegraphed Gov. Pingree a request
to have the legislature investigate his
conduct as circvit Judge. and take such
action as the proofs warrant
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Loot from China 10 be
PRINCE TUAN's PFI
Harsh ExprTirBrr Vf Fsr-1rI
ChinSsr LEGATION IN

Letters have been ress "a
Prominent Chinese ofii ii..a+ "a
have been connected al.
Legation and the Ch.lse
sew York. giving "a graphic
pefiencea in China during r'
bles. and throwing much D. H
Hee phases ~ Prince TuaT q.
Chinese favorable 60 fore a.
teFs came through Haal.
formerly an afrlche % tEs q
tion here. and later sent Iy'
hs consg! 30 Peru Ar HA,
hterati. Of scholarly attain u
father. H8ang Sz--yurg. is q
unguished meu 90 China
elder HWang reeogut- tf
has experienced. the Chiur i
are advised that he ~ no.
bsea selected by Prince A. 4
eiate Of Il Hung Chang . 1
Eftiati0na. % direct o., 4
famine districts Mf. y. 4
the associate ~ the youus
with The Chinese Legation 4
,hE 10 The consulate az Nr
tsnding the public school
sot There NEsn BaNrr.1
The letter o. hla exeel.sl 4
senz 20 his son b.. in past.
Ay Dear Boys. Tgug b 4
EaE you leaving on the lJ
nsSt morning. suddenly. II
."&efs went 60 ShaoRius
LOT me. As I vas got thef
shao~ing aud his uncle
sss. whom they yat uuJ
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Iuaxs .w,th Finaneiai,y R,nbarra...a

Pittsburg Pa. Dec. S-Creditors OF JUS
tIce Peter p. Smith. OF the Superior Court
of Pennsylvania. filed a petition Ia the
United States Court to-day. alleging that
he was insolvert The petition also al
Legged that he admitted his inability 10
pay his debts. and his willingness to be
adiudged bankrupt. No statement OF
the indebtedness was made
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11

color and combination preferred. Russian
blue with black is handsome, pastel green
Henrietta with black taffeta is effective,
golf red silk flannel with black is new
and exceedingly smart. and host st
similar contrasts can be devised
The foundation for the waist is lining
fitted by means of single darts, shoulder
seams and under-arm seams, and which
closes at the center front On II are ar
ranged the back and fronts that extend
below the waist. and to IL is attached the
shield with the pointed stock collar. The
right side OF the shield is attached per-
manently, the left is hooked over into
place, and the stock closes invisibly at
the center back. The left front is at
tached TO the front edge OF the lining.
but the right Is left free and hooked over
onto the left beneath the stitched band
that finishes the edge. The sleeves are
in bishop style. and are finished with
slightly haring pointed bands or cuffs
that hook over at the seam. where a
short opening is invisibly finished.
To cut this waist for woman OF medium
size yards of material q inches wide. Is
yards q inches wide. or 21-i yards A
inches wide will be required, with 81
yard OF material q or z inches wide. or
I-2 yard a inches wide TO trim as illus
trated.
The pattern, No. 3sss. Is cut in sizes FOR
3, "a, 3s. IS, and 20 inch bust measure.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Rn,nI pnIr 1n YI.it ,he TniI.h s,.,..

London. Dec. 9-Lioyds Weekly London
newspaper says II learns that the Duke
and Duchess Of York will visit the Unit
ed States on their return journey from
Australia via Canada.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11

San Francisco. Dec. S-Robert W. VIII
cox. HsBairs delegate-elect 10 Congress,
arrived here to-day on the steamer Rio
&c JsacsI0. CT route ~ Washington.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
The Washington Weekly Posi-,
Washington, D. c.
Independent in Politics, Published
at the National Capital.

oae year. u cents: six moHfhs, % een,s.
The Weekly Post dsvetss one szsirs page 70 TIE
daily proceedings q Congress
Keep posted en- what your Congressman Is doing.
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HURLED AGAINST TRAIN
Washington ExpressWrecked
by Derailed Box Car.
SCORE OF PASSENGERS INJURED

Fear Day Coaches Damased and Many Of
Their Occupants Hart. bat Pullman Cars
CoatSIHins WashiaEtsa aad Baitimsre
Passengers Escaped InJurJ-The Victims
Msstiy Residents Of ChesIer-Two Of the
Namber IN a Criticai CoaditieR.
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sPEcIAIPATrERNs.

For a pattern of the blouse waist tSo.
ssSs) illustrated on this page, send 10 cents.
The model is specially made by May Man
ton. and is cut in sizes from 3 10 4o-tnch
bust State number and size wanted Or
ders nlled promptly on day recsived- Ad-
dress May Manton Pattern co. CIV. P),
IL East Twenty-saif street, New York
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
American Agriculturist
AND
Secrets Of HEALTH"
All sent postage paid for 500.
IIlTEEl Al UINIII %
THE WEEKLY POST,
Washington, o. c.
Balm Of Dsfasltsrs' Victims.

al time and all eternity. II viii not 70
a crop for TWO hundred years, but a crop
Tor eYerlasfinR ages.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
Bushes. side ef Religion.

Here is something that needs TO b.
sounded into the ears OF all ths young
men Of America, and iterated and reiter
atGd. Il our restored commercial prosper
ity IS 20 be psrpetuated: Live within your
means. Spend no more than you make
And let US adjust all our business and our
homes By the principles Of the Christian
religion Our religion ought 10 mean Just
as much on Saturday and Monday as on
the day between. and not 10 Be a mere
peEiphrasis OF sanetity. Our religion ought
to first clean our hearts. and thea II
ought 10 clean our lives. Religion Is nor,
as Some seem 10 think. q sort Of church
delectr ti0n. a kind OF confectionery. a
sort OF spiritual caramel. or holy gum
crop. or sanctifed peppermint. or theo-
logical anaesthetie IL is an Omnipotent
principle, all-controliing, all-conqusriag
You may get along with something less
than that. and you may deceive yourself
with II. but you cannot deceive God ard
you cannot deceive the world. The keen
business man will put on his spectscies
and he viii look clear through 10 the tack
OF your mead and see whether your re-.
gion Il Notion OF a fact And you ear
not hide your samples of sugar, or rice
CT tea. or coffee II they a<e false. you can
not hide them under the cloth OF a COM
munion table. Ali your prayers 20 fgr
nothing so long A. you mIsFepresent your
tanking institution. and IN the report al
the resources yog put down more specie,
The Washington weekly post., 1900-12-11
CLUBBING LIST FOR 1901:

Tour home paper clubs with The Weekly Post
Write them for rates.
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Western Garden and Poultry Journal. 80 10
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22

General O:yn6 ianS b.im e'rs~c.
tn &imbertp einen ent6u1i fiji RI
GmpIang. Mm M6enb Ipsit.n ar,
SffiSiere i'm Club.
.gsretoria. 16. 1e5r.
Mus peitcren 8:ritten ii5er bic
aeftrieen &dmpfe Bel Sacchsbal iteist
terpor5ugetcn, baB COCO britliGs
Sruppen Gle Stsauns Ger Curen orl
MobterftuB bur9braten unb in
&tmberleD ~ein5pgen.
Die re~rSinc-tsn Sruppsn f;ns'n
tis Nahbut Ger 8ri!en ab u. nab rem
grobe 8eute, niels StIen uno cine @nz
sa1l 9efange1s.
Irunoel, 16. 6.bruar.
DER &Idsus Ger Qri.sn ben 9tengs
burg mar Elm GuBerIt s~eoronetsr. 81.
Worrdtte paren ldnn am nor1erge-
benben Sage bon Der GiIsnbd6n fpsgz
sebraGt noresn, uno Gle @epGfpasen
fuhrcn ab. bepOr Der Pla3 serduEli
tpurte.
Gin She'll Ter stpei psrr,i3ten Gorls
pasnisen tes @ili1bire : Hssiments
bat fid miefer einseIaat. Der &eit tit
notwithstanding aefan9en.
pcrt gli5abeth 16. Sebr.
0R Nafri6t bon Der @ntIebuns
Gtmbcrhp's nuroe bier nit r,sfi'em
sSubsl aufsencmmen. Die sans:Staot
leste SlugsenIfmud an.
SnOien.
Calcutta. 10. C:br.
Ser 0i5:tDnig BON SnDien, 2oro
Guraon ben 8eolfiton, 1ubrte butte
in elmer @erIammluns Zen 81rfi5, lie
e%inbsrufen tpuros, um sinsn 5onts
fir bic burh bic Sunsersnotb 8etroi=
fsnsn aufsubrinsen. Die Mntinbiz
gung, bab Die 8Onisin Die 2ite Der
gsitrdge nit 5000 erDffns, purse
nit 9eifaa aufsenommen. Der Maz
toraidb onO drbtanean sdb $337,5O0,
Die 8ritiIfzcFinoii6e 9eieaIhaft
$4,000, 2prb Gurson 5000 untQnz
bere reriGliecsne Summon, 10 beB Der
9eiammtbetrag $25G,0O0 erre;4se.
@ eftinDieE.
Sort De Srarse, Martinique. 10. Jebr.
Die 2ags fat iib se5ehert. IS iinb
cine an5abl Streiter oer6aftet tporoen,
peltss bic an Der Qrbait WeIiaoliden
helGit:1teu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Bel Sorausbe,abluns bon $3.50
Mn9ebOte fir Spl3.

Nnocbotc iiir nol,. bas beim Gourtbaus
,cn Stearns Sountp abselieiert werbeu ioa,
merben pom benz nnter'eihneten entgeseuses
nommen nno am Montas. ben 5. Wdr;,
1900, mor9enS 10 nbr in Der Aubitors Oh
flee geOilnet: SIR 20 Slafter grimes Stamins
Wapelbol, unb 30 SLATER grimes Yappel
oher HaB. bas in bieiem N%riibiabr, unb fir
100 SLATER trodenes Yappel ODER Sa6, bas
I'M Nouember 1900 abseliefert weroen lou.
Oas 6edt, iebes e~inselne unb ale Nn9ebote
IT N'rm"r'rn ut porbebaltem.
Y. s. @ruber. Gountp =gubitor. e.n,u
Gbriit. S6mitt, Co. Gommiidr. e'"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
GiueO spe 6e 6 r il sers.
Seem 0crf. 10. eSeSr.

Gs tsibt, oaB Elm 1riibsrer brqdnoiz
ifer 3somtsr. Der nun bier mohn:, eire
0epsI6e erbislt, bic SIN 9uus bonn
YrdIioenten &ru5er eintraf uro relde
lautete:
r&sins geunruGigung. Die O2eraz
tiDnen Der psrbinDeten Sruppen i'm
See ten iino nrblseplent."
OieIs Oepeide iDu i'm !6aag slsi6
nad Der Na1riht BON Der gntiesung
&imterleH's eingetroffen iein. Or
Same oes 9eamten 1T niht betonnt,
es 1T a6er Der Iel6s Serr, Der be Naf=
ridt bon Der Nisberlage Der 8riten am
Spion Sop "a Stunben friibsr e%rsi,lt,
als lie aug hrtiilGen SusQen betannt
tpurDe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
AbSatZ
Nit Hoods S%arsapar.lla,
ze'Ct daSs al ese MedjZin

das 0ffentliche Vcrtrauen in einem gr0sseren
Masze genossen hat, ais irgend cine andere
Patent Medizin. Das kOmmt einfach daher
we'll es grosseren Verdicnst besitzt und gr0s-
sere Kuren ais irSend cine andere hervorbringt
Nicht was wir sagen, sondern was Hoods Sar-
s~aiarilla thut, ist Won Wicht'gkeit. ALE An
nOncen uber Hoods Sarsapar,lla vie Hoods
Sarsapar;lla selbst, sind ehrlich. Wiz haben
0as Publicrm niemals getiuscht, und es list
seincr grossen he.lenden Wirkung zuzuschrei-
Den. dass die Leute dauerndes Zutrauen DARN
haben. und
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
3arS fir Shafc.

Some 8uidbauer empfieblt 8aps fir sGafe
u D S'eh. ga sleht nj n Sriinfutrer az ur
2'cts per You're! Genre , ei No.iS nit Zoe
an Srhn v. SalS r Seeo 80, gu ersHe.
sfis., fur Snaps ulo 5armidme eien Yroben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
81 u b r.
81 BaIo, SsraS. 10. Nebr.

81 Pa1o, Seras, 10. Gebr.
Sarbige 9oLDaten pom sSorl Bl:B
eritiirmtsn Die bisiisz Yoliseitatior.
um einen %gefangenen &ameraben ~
befreien. Sin Yoli5iit unb Elm Sul=
bat nuroen aetDptet.
Der betreffenbe Soloat, elm Gorpoe
raj, mar megen Sruntenbsit einseitedt
norben. Mls bic Nahriht nad benz
poiten selangte, benaffnete iid cine
Mnaabl Splbaten NIT @epebren unb
elite sur S.abt. Sic %perlansten bic
6erausgabe bes @efangenen. Nls
b:es ~perrpeigert tpurbe, beaannen fe au
f9teBen. Der @efansene entflob tpdbz
renb bes &umpfes. Die Solbaten so=
gen ii9 bann auriid unb tpurbeu perz
gebli9 berfolet.
Sin Solbat unb apei 9efanaeue
tparer, bic Spfer.
g: poliaei bat ben Namsn bes
Solbaten erfabreu, Der ben Yoli5i1fen
eri1oB unb bat bon benz Yo5tenz
Gommanbanten feline Muslieferuns
berlanst. Der gommanbaIt bat bic
Derfi6erung seseben. baB e. jeslihe
6ulfe leiiten tpirb. UNI ben S9ulbnen
Dor @eri9t gu brineen. Man slaub:
ntGs..- baB es nod al ipeiteren Shtpiez
riqteiterr fommt, sur Borfidt iinb aber
ale BoIiaiiten NIT 8iihfen b~etpaffnet
tporben.
Remgprtin @aneesebitIt.
Nen Oort, 10. 5ebr.
Mit Der @epalt zines 8lisaurbs
ffente ii9 beu!e Der erfte ipirtli9e
5dneefturm bieies Winters in Nep
gort elm. I'm Mitternaht lag Der
@dnee bsreits 10 Sou bod, bod fisI
bann Der S4nee neniser biht. Der
Winb bIies NIT elmer Shnelisteit BON
Is Bis 80 Meilen per Stunbe.
Das bihte 59neeaeftDber Derbuns
ben nit tSturm beeintrd5tigte bic
Shifffabrt i'm 6afen bebeutsnb. WGbz
renb Der Na9t fonnten Sfiffe psber
einz nod ouslaufen. Ser .9raf Wulz
b~eriee," Der cas- Masnib bod periu4s
te, rannte nabe Hpmer S4o1ls auf ben
8runb. Die 3abl Ger ipGfreno oes
9aaes gemelbeten unalidsfdae 1T Be-
beutenb. hauptfG9lih banoeGt es ii4
UNI @fieb'rbriihe infolse Ssirasns
auf ben Straben.
Die 9ahnaiiue finb Bis iett nur nit
eeringen @eripGtunsen angetomrnsa.
Grfidt.
pittsburg. pa.. 10. Sebr.
3rei &naben Ramsns Sbomos
parions unb Saeob Dull. i.ber cttpl
l3 Sabre alt. purben als 2ei4en in
.inem Wanbidrant bes metropolitan
6otel in MiIlpale. Pa., sefunocn.
Der Sob tpurbe burh Gritiduna hsrs
b.ioefiibrt. Wie bis anabsn in ben
Sfrant serietbsn. bat man ttine
ltnuns.
Ser Gaffeeerport Samaiis
bat iib i'm NerlauIe BON iilnI SeAren
uabesu I'm Das 4Oiade uermehrt.
@emaltfamen Sobes iiertcn
BON je 1000 Yerlonen, Gle oas 3eliliGe
feanen. in europa Is. in Mmerila al.
Gin Mutumobil bat Der
SMltan bon ynnotnt ollf Ter SElel
Sumatra iiir;lidy III Varis 'itl t~eIellt.
! trau6eniorIcn bitGcn IN Ter
Geaenb bon Surban, oa5alrita. fir
ben Meiienoen einen %gemDbulihem MI,
bid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-22
Hrdmtem.
Sei ~ftritter gorausbesabluns pom uur
$500

Ssi ~itritter gorausbesabluns uon uur
$500
tiefsrn mir oieie Be tu a auf elm pones Sabr
hinburd nno tr9eno eitae Der foIsenbeu
Nramt n:
~ giriieotrr- uno R,ria Ditf.&a'e aoer
- &nlfs,teoerbu h.
81 amerifaniids Sausfrau.
A. 8rimmsE ebh,r S hsutih . omsrifdui.
'tes Worterbub. SIT lber $40 Ssit n tint.
3un grierneu Der snat,ihen Gprah' uR.
eutbehriih. Git Nrleituna ,um Hriei.
ihre'beu in beutider u m e1,lih Spr ,he.
@Hthi iii perol 'idhenoe Isabelle mr. oeutim'n
nun omeritoniinen RaB', Rin,en uho &C.
pihte.
81 @eididteubud- e,u bodft fpluuenoer
H"mdn.
81 Nerlen Der Nncaht, Sdueenaei, Woe
Roria uuo Sn sont ,hr beten, 8eb .tbiH z
IN ornindrem Druid, rpe,hem ginba ID uno
@oibi hnitt.
~ 7roh i'm Nlt.r u-o Srot Der ormen
SeeIen in 9rohem Druid.
81 @ebst e rer 0et,ia n. @ebetbuh in mitt.
lerem @,obhrud nno Rotbihnitt.
81 Ra@folae gbrthi.
1O.) Sen OF Neausn, e"gIiShS @sbetbam,
II B nclnii6e @ebetbuhsr in berrIitem Gin,
bano.
Bel Sorausbe,abluns hon 1925.
- P. Martin ro1 God ms Grftdruna
oes bI. NebopferS nebjt pier 4Res IN.
oint.n. Stid,. u"o It mmnunirn . @esetrn
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