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MISS HALLS "WIFE' EXPLAIN
How tho Former Came to Pose ns n
 Man,

New York, Oct Miss Rosalia
 Baldelli, who passed as the wife" of Miss Caroline Winslow Hall who died on the steamship Citta di Torine from Italy, told to-day on board the vessel the story of her acquaintance with Miss Hall. Being unable to speak English she conversed in Italian through an in- terpreter. In substance her story is as follows:
 She met Miss Hall in Milan, Italy, ten years ago while she (Miss BaldellD was explained that she was an art student, whose home was in Boston, in the United States The two women became great friends. Miss Hall adopted mems garb because 1t was easier for her to work in such clothes in carrying on her studies at the art school in Milan. The two travelled over Italy, but it was not until 1897 that Miss Hall decided to assume the guise of man. She took the name of Charles Winslow Hall and asked her Italian friend to assume the guise of her wife under the name of Guiseppanni Hall. All this was done because of Miss Halls
 
 belief that she would be subjected to much less annoyance than if they trav- eled simply as two young women.
 In 1899 her health began to fail and learning from the physicians that she was suffering from tuberculosis she ex- pressed a desire to go home to die at her home in Boston. It was upon this that the two took passage for this country. Miss Baldelli said that she would accompany Miss Halls body to Boston when it shall be taken there by Albert G. Hall, relative Of the dead woman, who has come on from Boston
 The body of Miss Hall was tonight removed from Swinburne Island to this city by an undertaken who had been engaged by A. G. Hall. It is at the establishment tonight and it is understood will be taken to Boston some time tomorrow.
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GENERAL OTIS BELIBYEs IT.
Credits Story of Attack on Guard at th'
 Mckinley TombA

Chicago, Oct. 1.-Major General Otis, commanding the department of the lakes. to- day stated that undoubtedly there had been an assault on one of the guards at President McKinley's tomb in Canton.
 1T am satisfied that this assault was made and that it was made by pris- oners who had escaped from the jail at Canton" said the general to-day. T base my assertions on a full report which has been submitted to me by Captain Riddle, who is in charge of the guard at Canton.
 "The man on whom the assault was made is one of the best soldiers in the army, according to Captain Biddle's re- port.
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VENEZUELAN TROOPS BEATEN.
A Signal Victory Reported by the Co.,
 Iombian Foreign Minister.

Washington, Oct. 1.-The following cabegram was received at the CoIom- bian legation in this city tonight:
 ''Bogota, Oct. 1.-Colombian Minister, Washington:
 We have obtained a signal victory over Venezuelan troops that invaded the Goajira, under Venezuelan officers and under the Venezuelan flag, without previous declaration of war
 'Abadia Mendez, Minister of Foreign Affairs"
 some uncertainty exists in the minds of the officials of the legation as to whether this victory over teh Venezue- lans is identical with that reported by way of Curacao by the press or is the result of another fight. Dr. Silva, the minister, is inclined to the former opin- ion. The officials feel evry much grati- fed over the advices.,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-02
AN INFLA MMATORY LETTER. Wm. O,Bricn Wishes King Convinced of IroIand's Readiness to Rebel.

Dublin, Oct, 1.-At the meetings of the United Irish League in Dublin to- day the lord mayor of Dublin presiding, letter of apology for absence was read from William O'Brien, M. F., who expressed hope that If the king visits Ireland next year, the league will arouse a spirit which will convince his majesty that he has come among a people discontented and disaffected to the core, only needing arms and the training of the Boers to testify to their hatred of Englands rule with an elo- quence equal to that of the unconquer- ed South African republics"
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POLES DENO UNCE CZOLGOSZ.
Statement at Convention of Polish
 Roman Catholic Union.

Syracuse, Oct. 1-The national con vention of the Polish Roman Catholic Union of the United States opened in this city to-day with delegates present from all parts of the country. After mass had been celebrated at the Polish church the delegates were welcomed by Mayor James K. Mcguire, the response being made by Peter Kiolbassa, of Chi cago. In his speech MT. Kiolbassa said:
 "We abhor the crime of Czolgosz. but we are not responsible for it. Had his father been good Catholic the son would have been brought up in the faith of the church we revere. His mother was not a Pole. She is Ger man. Therefore do not blame us. We have proved our loyalty on many a battlefield. Never was the hand of Pole stained with the blood of assassi- nation"
 The proceedings of the convention were then conducted in the Polish lar- guage.
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Two Nferiden Barbers Arrested

Meriden, Conn.,, Oct. 1.-Two local Italian barbers, John Gordon and Car man Santora, employed in a Pratt street ship, are under arrest for violat- ing the recently enacted law pertaining to the licensing of barbers. The ar rests were made Tuesday afternoon on warrants issued by City Attorney Fay upon a complaint from the state bar bers' commission. The new law went into effect July 1 last and all barbers in Connecticut were allowed ninety days to apply for licenses, take the ex- animation and be registered. These arrests are said to be the first in the state. The violators will be tried in police court Wednesday morning.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-02
THE HOWE & STETsON STORES WE'RE RE- DUCING STOCK IN THE UP
 HOLSTERY ROOM.

A certain amount must be taken out this week and there's been some big price reductions to accomplish it. It isn't question of cost, but one of sellf The desired end must be accomplished this week and such prices as fol lows, upon desirable goodss will do it.
 Lace Cmyt0sss.
 Nottingham Lace Curtains, 50 and 54s in. wide, 5 and 3I-2 yds. long, overlook edge, double thread, in Renaissance Irish Point and Brussels effects, Lot 9 No- $1;as as pr.::worth g.. Rm67ed Mmslan Cxytasus.
 Rufaed Muslin Curtains,l 2H yds. long, plain centre, finished with 4a in. ruflle, tucked effect, made with new French seam. Worth ST. pr. Sale price 75c. pr. Just 100 pr. ill the lot. Rn67ed Bo66amet Cuytasus.
 Ruf1ed Bobbinet Curtains, 2H yds. long, lace insertion nd edge, good full ruffle, made of fine quality net, f1l- ished at top ready to shirr oIl rod. $I.o8 pr. Worth $2.5o to $3.oo
 Wando70 Shades
 Window shades, good qual- X ity opaque, 3xo 1t. mounted on spring rollers, several coll ors, ring and fixtures complete; Ioc. ca, Worth 25c. 4 Sbe0al Purchase of ZrzsA P0znt and. DutcheSs Pozut Lace luvtazns.
 One of the largest lace cllr N % tain importers i1l this cotiizti < having on hand several small lots of curtains, that $ fsoo so sax bazrs oJf e deSzgw and wisli ing to dispose of same at oflcs, offered us this lot at a wondeT ful reduction, in fact the pla pla chase price was so low we arc retailing these goods at much less than the first wholesale cost of production.
 The goods were all imported for this seasoi's selling, the designs are very de@s1 sirable and combine the newest crea- tions in Irish Point and Duchess Point, in plain and figured centres, made of fine quality net SIP and 4 yds. long, 50 to 54 i'll. wide, about 40 styles, and all in white. Goods retailing regularly at s S6 to 10. a pair.
 Sale brice &4.os See Window Display.
 Upholstery Section
 HOWE X STETSON.
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Coal Ntners' off cials Co n fer.

Parkersburg, W. Va, Oct. 1.-The leading representatlve of the United Mine Workers of America from all the coal mining states have been in ses- sion here for two days and left tonight with the secrets of their sessions we'll kept Nothing can be learned here by of the operators or nay one else as to what matter was under
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New Jersey Democrats Nominate.

Trenton, N. J., Oct. 1.-Mayor James M. Seymour of Newark was nominated to-day as the democratic candidate for governor of New Jersey. The plat form adopted was confined to state is- sues and embraced a general condem- nation of republicans in the conduct of state affairs.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-02
THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
Estimates Considered at Last Nights
 MeetfMg.

The fire commissioners held a meet ing last night, the greater part of which was devoted to consideration of the estimates for next year, which must soon be submitted to the board of finance. Captain Samuel E. Borst, of Engine No. D.. was granted a grade in crease from grade 5 to grade 4 and the resignation of Frederick B. Hoyt, driv- CT of Hook and Ladder No. 1, was re- ceived and accepted.
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For a Lord D erby and BoraIma Race.

Lexington, Ky, Oct. 1. - Secretary Horace Wilson of the Kentucky Horse Breeders association has been author ized by Thomas w. Lawson to issue challenge to Harry Hamlin for a match race for s5,ooo between Lord Derby ard Boralma.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-02
KilIduR Renomfnated,

Waterbury, Oct. 1.-The democratid city convention tonight renominated Mayor Edward G. Kilduff and City, Clerk Michael J. Ryan to succeed theme selves in their respective, offices.
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YEsTERDAY,s BADL GAMEs.
National League

At Cincinnati-Cincinnati 0, Philadei- phia 4. Second game-Cincinnat q, Philadelphia 6.
 At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 9, Boston 0.
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Y.tLE DECREE FOR RoosKvELE
Will be Conferred on His Visit to New
 Haven.

Washington, Oct 1.-Among the pres idents callers to-day were the Japanese minister and MT. and Mrs. K. Hatoya- ma, of Japan. MT. Hatoyama was graduated from Yale university a few years ago, and since then he has become a noted educator in Japan. On the 2Sd of the present month his alma mater will confer upon him the degree of IL. D. President Roosevelt will receive the same degree at the same time.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-02

Halifax, N. S., Oct 1-Gunns opera house block in Truro was partially destroy ed by fire to-day. The loss is about $40, ,O0O and insurance $25, 900.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-02
CAPTAIN SIGSBEE TESTIFlES
TOLD SCHLEY HE HAD NOT SEEN
 SPANISH SQUADRON.
Denies EmphaticaIly, However, That He Said It Was Not at Santiago--Dc- Reputations and Desired ana Is AL lowed to Make a Complete Statement as to His Relations With schley--snys COaling Would Have Been Difficult on May
May 26.

as to His Relations With schley-snys
 May 26. Washington, Oct. 1-The Schley court of inquiry made good headway again to-day, concluding with Admiral Evans and hearing three new witnesses. Admiral Evans testimony was along the same general lines as was his state ment of yesterday, but some points were presented in greater detail in re- sponse to questions by MT Rayner. The new witnesses were Captain Sig sbee who commanded the scout ship St. Paul during the Santiago campaign; Thomas M. Deiuaide, a newspaper cor respondent who was on the Texas dur ing the battle of July 3, and Chief Yeo- man Gustave E. Becker, who was war.
 Sigsbee's Testimony in Detail.
 Captain sigsbee's testimony covered his communications to Commodore Schley upon the latter's arrival off San- tiago May 26 1898, and at subsequent dates, and dealt with the state of the weather at that period He was asked great number of questions by the court. Mr. Deiuaide described the loop of the Brooklyn as seen from the Texas. Mir Becker testified as to dispatches sent by Admiral Sampson to Commo- dore Schley. His testimony was not concluded when the court adjourned for the day.
 Captain Charles D. Sigsbee, who com manded the scout ship St. Paul during the Spanish war, said that in obedience to orders from Captain Wise, who was his commanding officer, he had pro- ceeded to the vicinity. of Santiago, ar irving there on the Fist. He told of taking aboard the Cuban pilot Nunez, and said that he did not have great confidence in that individual. His in- structions were to report to Commodore Schley that the Spanish squadron prob ably was in Santiago harbor He fell in with the flying squadron on the eve ming of May 26, the squadron then be- ing twenty or twenty-five miles south of Santiago. He had reported to Com- modore Schley that he "knew nothing positively" about the Spanish fleet. He was then asked if he had expressed his belief to Commodore Scfiley that Cer-t vera's fleet was not in the harbor, as later by Commodore Schley. Al controversy arose over the admissibility of the question, and the court took re- cess for luncheon before receiving the reply of the witness.
 When the court reconvened after lun- cheon Captain Sigsbee resumed his tes- MT. Hanna repeated his ques- tion asked before recess, quoting from 4 Admiral Schley's report of February IS. lS99 the sentence reading: After hav-
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Nn bas Ynblifunl.

Die u5reie 8reiie" bat itber 400
etablirte Igenturen i'm Staate, miro
an iiber 700 BDitOfficen perianbt, uno
bat cine eroBe 8erbreitune in Der
gta6bar= &epubIif Merito, i'm Snoioz
nersEerritorium uno Stlabpn1a.
Sbr girfulatiuns=@ebiet in Seras
erltredt ii6 pDn @alpelton Bis binapf
na6 Denton, BON Worlbau I'M Often
bis na6 gl BalO i'm fernen @eften;
es i6lieBt ielbftoerltdnofid nit be-
lonhers 5ablreiben 2elern bas oi6t=
beiieoelte Wtittel=Teras unb ben Snb=
tpeiten ein.
9rei 6eiienoe 1inb beitdilbig, iabr@
Elm, iabraus i'm Snterefe oes 8lat=
tes unterpegs unb fiibren oemlelben
i'm 8erein init unieren riibrieen 2o=
fa( : Ngenten forttpdbreno mere 2e=
Ter Su.
Sn Inbetra6t bieler 9batladen lit
bic uSreie Brelie", tpu es ii6 oorutn
banoelt, Die oeuti6e 8epDlferuns su
errei6en, bas bette N(nseise Mes
blum im Staate Seras.
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8esBfsesmmesftatiitif BET i1niom.

lleber ben i'm porigen Sabre BON ben
Der. Stoaten peranitalteten Genius TT
tiir5li4 ber erite 8anb erfdienen. 2dut
benielben betrue BITE Gtnpobner5abl
Der Ser. Staaten NIT Mlastd, Satpai
unb benz Snbtaner>S >Serrttorium 76,s
3o3,387, gesen 63,069, ,756 I'M Sabre
1890. Sm Genfusseieb mar bic 3dbe
lung Der Betpobner pon porto Rico
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bur9 bic 8unbes=Nrmeez9eb6rben boz
felbft etne fol9e porgenomnen. @ie
sreab 953,243 a0pfe. Mu9 bic Rus
baner purben auf @eranlaKuns bss
&rtegs=Oepartements gesdblt; es tpos
rem tbrer 1 1,572,797. Die 3abl ber auf
bem pbiltppinens@r4ipel lebenben
Menihen lit ME ern1tttelt tporben; I'M
befen ptrb segenpdrtis ein ii9 auf
etntge 3beile befel6en bef9rdnfenber
Genius burh bic SaftzRornmiiiion
oufgenommen.
Jad Gtaaten unb Serritorien ners
t6eilten ii9 bic Gintpobner it, folgenber
Wseife.
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@ef@i@tIi@es BON bet oipbtberitis.

Ser Woter ber W}ebt3in, 9tppptraz
tes, f4ilbert f9on eine &ranfbeit, Die
ipobl als 9ipbtberie eebeutst iperben
tann. Wait @epiBbeit aber fann erit
eine 9ariteuuns bes alten Mr5tes Nrez
tdus aus Gappabocien, Der i'm 2. unb
3. Sabrbunbert n. g6r. 1ebte, ouf bic
Otpbtberttts beoosen iperben. Oiefer
4rat fpri4t bon peitartteen @eI9tpiiz
rem i'm S6lunbe unb bel9reibt bic
notwithstanding, bas Mb1terben
ber 9etpebe, bte 99orfbilbung, bic
@@lunbldbmung, bas l1ebergreifen Der
grfrantung auf ben &ebltopf unb ben
Sob bur9 gritidung. @r nennt @abpz
ten ben Sauptberb Der aronfbeit, biels
Iusfaee itimmt nit ber beutieen Grz
fabrung iiberein, ba au9 ieBt bic
Rrantbett in Gebptsn nod bdufig 1T.
tngefdbr aus berfelben 3eit itammt bic
S9tfberuns ber Mstaraz8ranfbeit i'm
Salmub, bic ebenfaGls nidts Nnberss
gepelen iein tonn, ols bic Dipbt6erie,
bic bemnad I'M tpeitli9en 4iien barnals
re4t perbreitet getpeIen fetn mub. Qlus
fpdterer 3eit tparen bisber nur 5pdrz
lt6e Na6ri9ten iiber bic &ranf6eit Be-
fannt, unb erit felt benz 16. Sabrbuns
bert ptrb iie tpieber bdufiger ertpGbnt,
na4bem ii9 befonbers bic ipaniI9en
gerote bes Stubiums Der &ranfbeit
ensenommen botten. Sept bat nun
Sr. Steinborff einen NIT foptiI9en
S3rift5iigen bebedten @rabitein aus
benz Sabre 805 bef9rieben, beTen sSnz
f9rift cine ldngere Nuseinanberfebung
iiber ben Sob i'm Mugemeinen nnb ii6er
ben Sob Der perfon, beren @rab Der
Stetn gu oieren beitimnt mar, i'm 8ez
fonbersn entbdlt. Gs beiBt, baB Der
@erftorbene plOBlid sefdut tporben lei
tpie Elm 8oun1. ,Q1lle meine Rno4en
tpurben sermalmt, mein eanaer &0rs
per gerietb in 9efabr bur9 bic groBe,
berberblide, peitartise 3ranfbeit, bie
iiber mid gefommen lit; plOBli9 Bis
on meine &eble. Sic tpurbe ergrifen
bon Der sroben I9peren &ranfbeit, 70
bob feline 9ahrune mebr bur9 fie bin
absing. ., bieie srobe gotb, o. bic
fiir@terlibe Stunbe, 0, iiber bic grobe
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Srembe itnb unb na9 benen i9 ausa
f3aue; iie fonnten nt9t tpmmen. bab
i'd iie nod einrpal idbe, bsoor tA fterbe.
unb ibnen meixe Rebe fase." Dtefe in
ibren einfaden Worten srgreifenb tpirz
tenbe @rabi9rift bat nod Der MuffaIs
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rMebisiniiden Do9e" i9reibt, Elm
mebi5inifaes Sntereffe, ba bic barin
bef4riebene 3ranfbeit tpabri9einli9
bic 9tpbtberitis 1T. Defenders ba Der
Grabitetn tpieberum aus GsDpten
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bunbert berrihte iibrisens au9 in 3om
eine 0ipbtbertes@pibemie, bic bon 8us
ronius als npeitilentio fauetum4
Qeitilen5 bes S4tunbes) sef6ilbert
tporben lit.
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SiiOweitteraS wiiultt Gub

Wenn Sbr Sud irgenomp nieoer=
lalien pollt, tbut es entlang Der 2is
ME Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-10

unqefGbrlt3er @prenqz
foff. Ginem Diterrei9tI9en Se6s
infer lit .s ppr aur5em gelungen, einen
neusn Sprsngftoff berauitellen, tpel9er
duBsr unsetpDbnlt9er Si9.rbeit in BET
Graeusung unb @erpenbung au9 cine
bis iebt nod bon feinem Sprengmittel
srret9te 3rufttpirtnng befibt. Der
neuurtige Sprengitoff 1T in 5abtreiasn
Weriu9sn erprobt unb audi bon ben
.riten 4utoritdten in 8eSus auf feine
St9erbsit unb &rafttpirtung als Bis>
ber unerrei9t befunben unb anertonnt
tporben. @efuae um observation-disclosures
auf ben Sprensftoff tpurben feitens
Der llnt.rnebmer bersits in alien Apk
kurItoaten angemelbet,
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sS- 9alf, Cement, Sano, 8ad'
Iteine, feuerfeite Steine uno 3bon.
Cheer unb I8pbaltpapier, 0adpappeS
3beer uno Nspbalt, Del, 3erpentln,
fSarben, @laS ,c. &c. itets uorrdtbla
bel 8. 6. 9ieimann, 500 Oit%
gumlneree=SraB gtieorige Breile,
quite g1aare IDrpte quite uno reelle
8ebienung lperoen garanttrt. -
3elepbDn 4l0I
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-10

Si9erung Der Mortburg
bor 5euersgefa6r. Die unbez
binete Si9erune Der 10 berrli9 ges
legenen @artburs Bel @i1ena9, S6u<
rinsen, auf Der 2utber i'm Sabre 1921
bic beutf4e 8ibeliiberfeBung begann,
lag benz unldnsit beritprbenen @robz
bersQge Ileranber BON Sa9fsnsWeis
marz@ifena4 fortgefebt am 9eraen.
sic gu erret9en, f6eute er tein Spfer.
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Sabren unter ltebertpinbung bieler
te4nii4en S6pieristeitsn bic Burg
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| &obrlettung aus 0uellen bes Rubloer
5orftes NIT QuelltpaHer berfeben.
9ie serinss Meite ber Robre n1a9te
aber i'm borteen Sabre bic 2egunq
eines atpeiten Stranges erforberlid.
Oie1e nunmebr bollenbete neue Wartz
burs>WaHerleitung tpurbe ousaefii6rt
na9 ben plGnen unb unter 2eitung bes
gibilingsnieurs 8. Mannesz zWeimar.
8is aur rSobenionne" folst 1ie fait
immer benz Renniteise, Der einitigen
Gren3i9sibe Sbiirinsens unb syrans
TENS, unb iie bat Biz babin stpet eroBe
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borbs Dafer faBt. 0ie iiebsn bennbz
ten Quellen, bic ieber 3eit um bret Der,
mebrt tperben tOnnen, liefern in Der
trodeniten Sahresaeit innerbalb "a
Stunben circu 845 3ubitnarbs WaT=
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Der piel6efudte @usftugsort .So6ens
fonne" oneef9fORen ift, biirffe bet
8roBberacJli4en Notwithstanding
minb.itens $4,000 toitsn.
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Hr. Wpbert g. MpR,

Office 1913 Slpe 6. Specialilt fiir Iu.
gen, Obren, @ale unb 9eble. Spre6s
itun6en BON 9 biz IL l1br Bprtnittaas
uno BON 2 biz 5 llbr Rahmittaes.
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9Sie lit eeS!

g8ir bieten einbunoert Dollars 8elobnuns fir ie=
Den Gall Don Ratarrb, Der nidt Our6 Ginnebmen
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ben eBten Is Sabren eetannt uuo belten ibn fir
polfommen ebrenbaft in alien @eihditsbanolun
gen uno finan3iea befdbiet, ale bon ieiner 6irma
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le0o, 8.
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oels= s=SrOguiiteA, SOleoo, o.
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fidden oes sptems. 3euaniiie fre perianot. preia
75c fir Die Glaihe. 9ertauft bon alien apotbetsrn
6nll's fSamilien= =Yilsn ino bic bsfsn.
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ameritonif9e g uten
Tn @urOpa. Dis llnioerftdt ebts
cago bat ben plan sefabt, anf benz
eurOpdtidtn Sentiment afftliirte Dor.
bereitungsi9ulen gu srridtsn. Der
3tped 1T, omeritantf4en 4inbern,
beren gltern ii4 In europa aufbalten,
S9ulunterrt9t na9 omeritanif9eln
2ebrplan gu srm0sltden. 9ie srfts
berartige S4ule tpirb binnen Ruraeus
IN Berlin er0ffnet, bis sp.tte am Is.
Ottobsr b. ). In paris.