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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-30

spent several days Of last week in this
city.
Fred Smith. CT Fredonia. was in the
city yesterday. shaking hands with his
friends.
Mr.. C. B. Canes OF Mead. was in the
city yesterday shaking hands with old
friends.
0Ir. c. W. Sharp. Of Topeka, was in the
city yesterday shaking hands with his
friends.
Mr.. E. J. Wheeler OF FL Dorado. arrived
in the city Friday and Will remain over
Sunday.
Mr.. Walter E. Treadwen and C. H.
Lohn. Of Anthony. Kan. were in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Z. Davis. Of Topeka. was seen in
the city yesterday. He IS in the city on
business.
Mr.. J. B. sithirnan. of Atchison, was
seen ir the city yesterday shaking hands
with old acQuaintances.
John Ackenbaugh. of Winchester. o. T,
was in the city yesterday and day before.
having his eyes treated.
Mrs Whitehead. who was placed in the
Wichita hospital a few weeks since, is
doing as weH as could be expected.
w. A. Reed, Of Mulvane and Mrs. Min
ME bushnell OF Emporia, were married
by Probate Judge Wilson yesterday.
Afr c. G. PiIrepont came up from Ok
Iahoma 20 spend Thanksgiving with his
family and viii remain until next week.
He is a true artist IS r E. Pattison
Kline, who gives his entertainment this
evening. See announcement elsewhere il
the paper.
win Johnson. OF Alvaretta, O. T.. was
in Wichita yesterday visiting with his
brother who is in the city being treated
for cancer.
Murray White. Of Mcpherson. Kan,
spent several days Of the past week look
ing over Wichita. He thinks that the city
is an right.
T.. T. Hickman was arrested yesterday
for rising $ wheel on the sidewalk. lie
was termed loose with a promise not to
do so again.
AIessrs. =. 3. Wilson and C. u. King
of Wellington, were in the city yesterday
for % short time. They returned on tho
evening train.
Mr.. Fengeclaw. of Stronghurst, Jn.. re-
turned To his home after short visit in
this city lie is thinking Of investing in
SedewlcS county land.
r. j.. Pattison Kline in impersonauons
and readings tonight Come to hear him,
and then pay what YOU think it worth.
At the First Baptist church.
A warrant was issued out OF the city
court yesterday for the arrest Of Charles
Norris. OF .laize. on a charge Of disturb
ing the peace OF Edgar d. Wright
Mr.. p. F. Kinney. Of Sharon. has been
in the city several DAYS with his little
grand son. having him treated for blood
poison. caused Icy the prckirg Of a thorn.
8ir. 7. A. Fleming. connected with the
Kansas City stockyards. IS IN the city on
business. and is visiting HIS old-rina
friend George Lamb. at l06i North Empo-
ria avenue
Miss Eva N8nnick entertained a few
friends Informally on last "Wednesday
evening at her home on South Topeka. I
Her guests were: Misses Miller. Cobb. I
Gish Wulds. Jordan. McC1ung. Dean.
Mrs. Horton and Miss Baker, Of Newton.
Mr. Penny. or stronghurst. H.. re-
turned 20 his home wednesday. after
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-30

6; Friends University, o; Sumner County
High School. Il; Cknocco Indians, @; Sum-
ner County High School, 5; Wichita High
School. 0, Sumner County High School, 81;
Pond Creek Clans. 0, Sumner County
High School IS; Lewis Academy and
Wichita Business College were both de-
feated by a score Of 6 to i in favor of
te Sumner Corty High School; Winfield
College and High School. 5. Sumner Coun-
ty High School. %
The following mas been the lineup
throughout the season. not one having
to go out of a game on account of in
juries. Wakefield. center: ShOwalter
right guard: Morrow, left guard; Spabor
Childs. right tackle; Homer left tackle;
Young. right end; Pickett. left end; John
son, right half: Barnes, left half; Dona-
hue, quarter; I4aughey- Rector. fullback.
TO CURE A COUGH.
Stop coughing, as it irTitates the lungs.
and gives them no chance TO heal.
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR cures
without causing q strain in throwing off
the phlegm ike common cough expector-
ants G. Gchring, 400 f. Douglas; Geo.
Van Werden. 32S y. Main; Wichita Drug
Co., 10 z. Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-30

spending several days IN the city visiting
with friends. Mr.. Penny IS a friend OF
Judge Norcross and is thinking OF invest
ing in property in this section OF the
country.
Frank Myers. former chief clerk in the
Santa Fes superintendent Office here
has been appointed agent at Albuquerque
station. This viii be pleasant news TO
Franks railroad friends as this IS quite a
deserved promotion. also showing that
his services are appreciated
Frand Meredith. of Driftwocd. o. T..
was If the city a short time yesterday
shaking hands with old friends. Mr.
Meredith may move TO Wichita soon IL
he can dispose CT his farm in Oklahoma.
He wants to secure the advantage OF
the Wichita schools for his children.
Mr.. VIII Suhm was rejoicing yester-
day over the arrival OF his cousin from
Germany. Mr.. Fred Laug. He was on
the way only thirteen days. but stopped
over in New York for several days. max
ing the whole time for the trip eighteen
days Mr.. Laug viii make Wichita his
home
DR.. Russell Graham, professor OF soci-
ology and economies in Monmouth college.
Illinois. IS stopping in the city with his
brother-in-law. \ T. Thompson. SIS
North Washington. The doctor owns a
fine farm near Viola and is out looking
after it and incidentally looking up one
or two more Of the same kind. lie says
they pay.
Mrs. T. B. Cottman. Of Joplin. No.
sister of J. P. Allen and Mr.. c. W. wal
len. Of Nebraska. and Dr. l.. z. Allen Of
Kiowa, br9thers Ct J. p. Allen. are I'm
the city visiting and enjoying a Thanks
giving reunion. The Eagle voices the
sentiment OF this community in joining
the sisters and brothers Of M Allen in
thanksgiving over the rapid restoration
OF his health
Mrs Lillian c. Jenkins was granted
divorce by Judge Dale yesterday from
Frank J. Jenkins. They were married
August Mrs. jenkins IS the step
daughter OF J. r. Bruner. a prominent
citizen Of Chickasha. Indian territory
and niece Of Governor Bob Stewart OF
Missouri and before her recent marriage
was the widow Of Judge Hanck. a prom
inent man ia Illinois
Cash Henderson bad a strike AZ bis
house yesterday. When no retired from
business he made 1frs. Henderson his
private secretary and ever since she has
been writing his letters. Yesterday she
received over FORTY letters. al Of them
acgregating only So. calling for small
orders. and il cost Mr.. Henderson eighty
odd cents and nearly whole days time
SEEDING the money back. AR Henderson
installed himself as his own private Sec
Rotary last night
Mr. D. T. Tangney has almost com
pIetely recovered from the wounds he re-
ceived IN his encounter a Few days ago.
The old gentleman's right eye looks pref
IS bad yet. but bis other wounds are heal-
ing rapidly ard ~ feels very thankful
that he succeeded IN getting Of as easy
az he did He thinks thar DC knows who
his assaIlsnt was and since tho man s.
out % town and no one knows whore be
has gone. it IS probable that be - right
At any rate II the follow does NOT wart
20 have 70 prove an alibl D. had better
stay away.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-30

surprise 81 his myriad % admirers wna
only knew him as Iight comedian ~
the ultra drawing room type. hts suc-
cess rs the dashiug Richard Carvel was
therefore On che nature ~ "a sensation.
In the opinion of hia captions critics. Mr
Robson has never done alythiar viih
more brnHaacy than his "Rlehard Car
ward =. Rose 81 The absorbing Maryland
story OF the same name. written ty
Winstoae Churchill. The period ~ which 81
laid during tee American revolution. Ths
production IS selow With the time. eays
and costumes of that period There are
% speaking characters iu che action. 40
calling for people 20 ability sireii~s Tho
splendid company that has Been slpport-
ing him Tor several seasons ia elaar plays
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-30
HOLIDAY SHOPPING BEGUN
The S. & M. and 10 Cent Stores
Opening Yesterday Drew Crowds.

OFCAAiiiS sCoN~iASJ Lie SiONsAos
People have begun buying holiday
goods in earnest. Most all Wichita stores
have begun to make their displays of
holiday goods and the merchants are sur
prised at the eagerness OF buyers to avoid
the rush of the last few days or week
before Christmas. Yesterday the S. < NJ.
sc and Toe Store gave their holiday open
ing. afternoon and night. They had
music and a gorgeous display Of holiday
goods The store was simply crowded
all afternoon and at night and people
were not only looking. but buying. The
Wichita merchant who expects to sell
holiday goods and has not yet displayed
ana advertised. had better wake up and
get a twentieth century move on him.
Everybody in Wichita has money this
year and they are spending it buying
presents. This viii be the greatest gift
buying season Wichita merchants have
seen for many years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-30
WANTED TO co BACK
Mrs. Caroline Powers Became
Demented al CoIWich.
BROUGHT TO THE CITY
BY Her Little 10 Year OLD
Daughter.

Mrs. Caroline Bowers became dementeo
at Colwich yesterday. and was brought
10 this city at II O'Clock in charge of her
daughter When they started forth from
CoIwich she said she wanted to go to
her sons house, about 40 miles from
Okene, Oklahoma. When she got to this
city she changed her mind and wanted to
go back. Her daughter, Mildred Smith.
was with her, and the aged lady tried
several times to get away from her and
go back. but the little girl would not let
her. Mildred is but 16 years of age. A
great crowd gathered around the two as
they stood in front of the Wells-Fargo
Office and stared at the little girl and
her mother, until the former was consid-
erably embarrassed. Finally a friend OF
the old lady came along and took her to
the police station, where she was cared
for until her daughter came from Mulvane
to take her home. Mrs. Powers is 81
years of age, and has had considerable
trouble during the past few years. Her
first husband died in an asylum, and it is
alleged that her second husband would
not take SOOQ care OF ner Two SIndI4 chill
dren. One of them came to her former
home near Goddard about a year ago TO
live.
Mrs. Powers lived in this county a good
many years previous to going to Okla
homa, and was married two years ago to
Mr.. Powers. She has a daughter, married.
at Colwich, Mrs. Joe Slower, and another
at Mulvane, Mrs. Albert Lee.
As soon as the police could find the
name of her daughter at Mulvane she
was telephoned for. and came to this
city and took her mother and little daugh-
ter to her home at A1ulvane.
Geo. A. Points. Upper Sandusky, o.,
writes. 4 have been using FOLEY'S
HONEY AND TAR for hoarseness and
find it the best remedy I ever tried. 1t
stepped the cough Immediately and re-
lieved alt soreness" Take none but
Foleys. G. Gehring. 400 E. Douglas; Geo.
Van Werden. 92S n. Main: Wichita Drug
Co. 10 L. Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-30
10 CURE a COUCH.
LIKE A NEW PIN
County Jail Is in the Best of Sanitary
Condition,

Jailor J. A Dodd is putting on airs
since the state examiner Of prisons gave
the SedgwiclI county Jail such a good
report ard pronounced it one of the best
kept jais in the state from sanitary
point Of view. He has now whitewashed
the jail throughout and it is as clean as
a new pin.
The prisoners were given a good
Thanksgiving dinner Thursday ard they
enjoyed it in their new quarters. The jail
is now in perfect sanitary condition with
one exception. Mr.. Dodd says the beds
ought to be all new. but that dpends on
the county commissioners.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-30

there are associated sIsh SIR R8hs1n fl
Richard carvel number ~ important
new people.
The company. as q whole lr reTari-d a.
very strong orgarizatiea l1 rclat -
equipment. a. well aa IN peruonaet
TAs production g. 81 te Hndlrttsta nrrs
with sI the nncnse with which 20 nsF
given la <ew YORK. an fhe elaborate
scealc sceenariee beirg trarsl. 1rtfs aiiaer
fHtsct.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-30

The presentation 81 Andrew Robson r.
Richard Carver is az the Crawfori Tor
this evening and matinee. Il g % - of-
fered here with the same Important ecun-
pauy and elaborate stage parsr heralia
vlJh which il has heea given ia SeW
YORK The plsy Is something ~ radi-
Sal departure Ter Ar Poisson who has
heretofore been seen enly in roles - tss
ultra subdusd drawing roour stamp. u
Richard Carve Pc burst upon the gaze
OF hss critics Rltn 3 DeEBderinE A@snz-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-30
FOR LOCAL HOME
Considerable Sum of Money Given to
Children's Home.

Wednesday a crowd OF people filed the
little glass bank in the Fourth National
bank fun Of money, probably thinking it
belonged TO the local Chndrens Home.
There was quite a considerable sum in
the bank Yesterday Mr.. Stratton. dis
trict superintendent Of the Kansas Chill
dren's Home Society called at the bank
and asked for the little glass globe. The
officers Of the bank refused to give it 10
him, saying it belonged 10 the Wichita
Children's Home and a fe whours after
Mr. Stratton was there the money was
turned over 20 the local home directors.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-30

amazing them all with the intensity Of
his rapturous acting. the antiti sis of
what he had demonstrated in previous
plays. A new actor Of a new school ap-
peared to rise before their eyes. for tha
stage had never before seen such a virile
hero as Mr.. Robson's Richard Carvl."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-30
UNCLE BEN WILSON
Veteran Who Is a Carpenter for Forty
Seven Years.

7
Seven Years.
Uncle Ben Wilson Of WeIington-UncIe
Ben-was in the city yesterday select
ing house furnishing. doris and windows
fer 2 handsome building he is putting up
at Wellington for Mrs. King Mr.. VIII
son celebrated his forty-seventh year in
the carpenter business a few daye ago,
as well as his sixty-seventh birthday.
and he says he is still the liveliest work
man in the town. He says there IS no
end 70 the building going on at yelling
ton Mr.. Wilson has never missed an
issue OF the Eagle since he came from
Kentucky many years ago.
Il don't like its politics." said Uncle
Ben. "but it hits the right spot in so
many other ways that l can't do without
the Eaele"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-30
EOR HOARSEMEec

Benj- Ingerson. of Hutton. Ind. saws he
had not spoken a word above whisper
for months and one bottle of FOLEY,S
HONEY AND TAR restored his voice
BE sure You set Foley's. C. Gehring. 400
Z Douglas: Geo. Van Werden. 8S y.
Main; Wichita Drug Co. 1l0 z. Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-30
SUMNER COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
Football Team Claims to Be Southern
Kansas CHAMPION.

he summer County Tigh School at
wellington. has always maintained a rec
ord fer football that is envied by other
teams In the last rive years it has
PLAYED twenU-four games with surround
tng teams and mas lost just two of these.
ms year IL has an exceptionally strong
team.
The team average weight is l49 pounds
but under The direction Of Roy Hitch
cock. Washburu noted end of last year.
It has played to q standsuu much heavier
teams
The following IS its rcc9rd. Lewis
Academy, 3 Sumner County Hich school
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-30
WILLIAM GOLFERS SUCCESS.

William Collier is easily the best light
comedian on the American stage at the
present time. Indeed, he is alone in pre-
senting the particular style Of play in
which he has become so popular. Golfers
success is the more remarkable from the
fact that he is still a young man; yet his
position as a light comedy star is firmly
established. His coming engagement at
the Crawford theater should be a most
welcome one this season. as he is present
ing August Thomas successful comedy
"On the Quiet with which he for six
months last year entertained the theater
goers at the Madison Square theater, II.
New York City.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-30
IN MATINEE AND TONIGHT
Andrew Robson IN Orchard Carver
az the Crawford Crand

4 superb eusaeement at che Crawfort
theater this afternoon and tonieht. is that
OF Mr.. Andrew Robson's presentation -
Richard Carvel. perhaps tho most in-
tercstng success Of that actors career.
II IS Mr.. Robson nrst formal ESSAY at
romantic drama. and. % the agreeable
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-30

FlSTULA and all diseases OF tho
rectum cured under positive guaran.
tee. No money 20 be paid until cure
is effected. Don't fan go read cur
half page ad in next Sundays Eagle.
on 18th page. Drs. Nitkcrs s. Eickers.
Wichita. kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-30

To clean woodwork without in1urinT
the paint o. varnish use Cold Dust wash
ing Powder and warm water. Incqualed
FOR removing dirt and stains from ali
kinds ~ woodwork.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-30
TAKEN TO PARSONS
Body Of Maria Tiggs VIII Sc Inferred
There.

The body ~ N8ria Tisgs vas shipped 60
Parsons Nansas. last nlsht. where ii Win
be irter1d. Sic 1iel n her home. 81
She was n wears old ana hes ilr-ed IL
thss oitg. for number of years. She
s2,nt The eroater part Of hcr ne there
and she expressed 8 desire 60 be buried
g Parsons
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-30
C.A9ToRrA.
Be.rs tbs hTAs Kind You Have Always B0ugtt
''sa "a NEHZHZI%aI
PRIMARY TEACHERS UNION
viii Meet This Afternoon at First
Presbyterian Church.

The primary and junior Sunday school
Teachers Union VIII meet in the Firs,
Presby church this afternoon at 3
o'clock The following is the program of
the meeting.
Devotonal-Rev Rudolph BaEgley.
Work for Beginners-Aiiss Preston
I.esson-AIiss Mary Carver.
ways Of Teaching Sons-Aiiss Mary
W8egoner.
Normal Work-Ied by Mr. Caldwell.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-30

Seymour Webb, MORA. \. L. writes
II had neen troubled with my kidneys
eraI physicians but received 20 relief until
I bought a bottle of FOLEYTS KIDNEY
CURE. After using two bottles I was
absolutely cured. earnestly recommend
Foley's Kidney cure Take only Foley's.
G. Cehring, $40 z. Douglas; Geo. Van
Werden s2S \. Main; Wichita Drug Co.
no f. DougIas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-03

faut. grft ppr &ur3em fpurbe bic
nelle fatbclii9e air9e fertis seitelt,
ne DIE ON 10. September bs s. ppm
b 4p'itsn 8iidpf S'@Orman bon
Slpur Sails eingeneibt tperoen ipiro,
pelder baum aud Bel bieier @ele9ens
heit Die fl. S,rmung ertbsilen pirb.
S.rner pirb bas 9ptel n&roegsr",
pelGes iebt Gisentbum oes Srn. Nid
Martin 1T, um % 3immer persrOz
pert. Mud Orr petsr Sdmiot bat
elm brett d,ses Sotel bort erridtett,
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ren @ebrur6 sis feyit,aen gu tDnnsu.
Wit lanbsmdnnli9em 9ruB
R~itolas Weina Of t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-03

mile aus 2uremburs. qcceIiite: 1.
9aumang Sphann aus Ospern; 2.
Houiae Sobann aus glesenes; 8.
Wttel6 2ouis aus 2urembura; A.
gerparo Ilpbons aus 2urembura unb
Bour Seopplb aus 9dlbeim; 5. Sieits
bourg SEQ aus 2uremburs; 6. Gpaing
Gouqro aus Robinaen.
VprberettunsstIaHe. Geftion g.
81 S9ilsr. : preile: 1. 2ambert
War aus 2uremburs; 2. Sbirp sssules
aus gonnepeg; 3. Sduler ssofspb
aus Gid; A. 8oenis 2ucien aus Cue
remburs; 5. @oitert Spiepb aus
8ianosn unb Sriaer Seinrt6 aus
Sid a. b. Mlaette; 6. be 8ael pauI
aus Gllrsmbnrg; Z. Blum Rene aus
Gid q. b. 4lSstte; 3. 9itren Wor;t
aus Guremburg; 8. Opel Grnjt aus
Gbnen; 10. Sbetien Serpatius aus
9tieoerbeBlinsen; II. Sdoltus Ga.
mile aus Sspern; IL. 9et NifpIas
aus 8%pbenbour. 4cceiiite: 1. Wils
Eelmp Grnit aus 2uremburg; 2. ga,
rels Rorbert aus Rebinsen a. b.
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eusenabmrsiI6es aus BeI8iew.

Watbermal. - 5iinfaig Gier
nirb elm idJ1ner Pfannentuden; Inn
oieie auf einmal 81 ii9 81 nebmen.
sebDrt elm gutter Waseu. lin aber
audi fiinfSig Gier bel chamber aus5us
trinten, ba5u piirbe ii9 nitt Mans
der perIteben, pie es Dor eiHigen
Wpdeu bierislblt elm iunser 9uride
aetban bat. Dieter nettete ndmIid),
baB, penn man linn iie be3able, er
finfSig Gter BET chamber austrinten
nolIe. Man eina in bic Wette elm,
uno Der 8etreffenoe seipann bieIelbe,
nur na6m er elm paar ShnGpie bas
spiiden. @ls CT bas iebte bingssOI-
len bate, foroerte er nod bier anhsre
9uBeno; feline s3e6senohen iparen
bod tliiser als uuier Selo. unp lie
tbaten pobl: Sonas berpeilte bret
Gage I'm 8au6e bes Slides. 10 mafz
ten es niht Die @ier; benn taum ipas
rem pieIe einies Minuten bic 9ursef
binuntsr, 10 tlopften lie i6pn ipiecer
an Die Maultbiir on, uno perlangten
ben freien YaB in bic Welt. 0arii6er
piro err permutbli6 ben 8oriab sez
maht babeu, niht msbr 10 gu psttsu.
puab!
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osn4em6nrglldes.
Dereiniote Staten.
Geubet bic Ra9rihteu, mcibc eaTruns
burger i~ntereiiren, az Die
v0aWtte."

Wir eriuten ale 2anbsIeute iolde
MittEeilungeu, tpelae 2uremburser in
4msrita obsr ionitpo in Der Delt be-
trsffen unb intereiiiren, an bic u8az
5ette" gu ienben uno Stpar iebe man
auf ben 9 rtefumf9las in ens<
Iifder Gpra9e bic aorehe: nGoitor
2nremburser 9aSette, Dubuque. Sa."
Natirli4 banbslt ss fih bier nur
barum, Mitibsilunsen unb Na6ridtsn
BON allsemeinem SntsreiIe fir
bic 2uremburser gu erbaltea. Wian
fude bel gorreippnoensen fif m D g
Ii1f tur3 unb biinbig aus5us
briiden. SAILS mar in elmer 3eituns
irgenbpo Neuisteitsn obsr 8prtomms
uife peraei9net fiebt, pel6e aurems
burger betreffeu pber bic 2anosleute
intersiiiren, 10 ienbe man einfah ents
ipsber bic san5e 3eituns ooer sinen
Mus5hnitt NIT Der betreffenben Wtits
tbeilung, an uns Elm. Ser &eoatteur
Der vGasstts" fam eben ntht ale
9ldtter Der Melt ieoe Bo4e lsien.
&lh trenu Sreunbs pper Berpanote
pber lanoslsute aus anosren W.lttbeis
len intereffaute 8riefe i6reis
ben, 70 tam man Der n8aSstte" ia Die
Observation-Disclosures Mittbeilunsen
aur 8erDffentlihung ididen.