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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16

publicana tendente q ser RpIicada con esps
ciAlidAd al eSan Joan NJ wGO y Otros peri6dicoa
que eantAn las verdRdes.
El parsido federal condens, anatsmatizs =
sc opone CON to las aus eneTgfa los partidos
de criminAles, org&nizAdos CON el nombre de
&LAs Tarbas,s cuya gente reAlizA sus crfmsnes
y &sonRs por orden de los isfss de 10 orgsniza-
ci6n pofsica q que pertenece.
El partido repubicAno sostiene, apoya v
AmAmantA todos estos foragtdos, por medic
de sus autOridadeH; los RlAba saluda su
prensA periodicA con oil nOmbra de distingui.
dos correigIonarioE.
La sociedad de SLAs TuFbasS sxiste, no
solo en- San Juan, sino en- otros pusblos de la
isla tienen 50 mando jsfss, b-jsfes otras
autoridades que usan bombo levitA.
Hsxqui un problems polftico social que
hay que solucionAr que no pueds pasarse por
alto.
Eatos Gtraies 4 In comunid4d; In compli.
cidad do los tribunaeE republicAnos otras
autoridades protegiendo essa tAurfA en- sua
desAfueros; eI dotaPlos CON dsstinos p1biie0s
en- YES de enviarlos 10 earcel, eonservandolea
en- sus puestos a1a deEpues de ser convictos;
merece no solo Ia m9s aeerba protests epfte-
sos candentes, sino que el pertido federal, de.
moatIAndo una yes mas su amor ID tusticia =
al derecho debe de incluirlo sn Bu programa,
para darle soluci6n.
Ell pArtido federal y euaiquisr otra agru-
paci6n que Sc una 81, deben de denunciar
todas esas eorrupeioneg qua de amos expues-
tas " convertirlAs en- 5u cabAilo de batalla, re.
vslando aaf nj pueblo oil verdRdero principle
que sustentA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16
COmit6 Local del
PartidO Federal

AAbiendose Rcord&do en aERmblea cele-
bEAdA oil domingo s de los corRientes, que para
conEidsrArse como AhiiRdo D estA colectiyidAd,
ne neceSia AgurAr inScrito y hFmado en- el
regisiro general del pArtido, tengo el honor de
invliAr todos los fedsrales de esta iurisdic-
sl6n para que 20 dignen cumplir con dicho
HquiSito, tAnto porsel Acuerdo tomRdo, enanto
que pr6xlmA ID campafia electoral, es prsciso
lsner ID msior organization de las huestes y
hber sl Lhmero eierto de coEreligionArios CON
que contAmos.
AL sfscto, ~ hAee constsr que dicho libro
Iegiatrs ae hAllA en- poder del SecrstArio, seIior
VllAriny, que estAr6 en- In o6cina, alta en- In
sale de Balances frente MI estAblscirnisnto dc
don joaquin Moreno, todos los diAR de o 12
as 10 mAfiana y de 2 6 de In taEds.
olguas, Julio 10 de 1909.
Modesto SoIa.
K. Preafdents.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16
Reduction de ei6rcito

El obieso de 10 vista del rsy de Italia ai
CxAr de Rusis, seR6n oil informe poblicado, ha
dc los e19rcitoa dc AmbAE nAciones que permiAa
hAcer algunAs economics en- ell presupuesto de
guerra.
FL C8Rf, Beg6n sc Aaeguras intfoducira
40 sI nmaro de sus soldados, por Ahora en-
unos doscientos mil.
El rey de Italia dejark sobre ias armas las
tropAs suhcientes para sosteneF el ordsn las
reatAntss qued arhn en- In reserva.
La reoncci6n de Ambos ejercitos, se llevarA
n cAbo en- m mismo da, I'm de cRusAr efscto
an Europa 30 GORE oil rumor de que Austria
seenndarA los planes de Italia Rusla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16
GanadO de PuertO-RiCO
4 BuenOS Aires

Ri gobisrno de In Argentina Ia prohibfdo
In importAci6n en- Rquel pals del ganadO iDgles
debido que ne han 0esarrollado snfsrmedades
contAgiosAs.
Las notlciaa agregan, que en- una reunion
de los principAleB gRnAderos de In reI hoicA
que tuvo lngar en- Buenos Aires, el visrnes
pasado, se Acord6 mAndar nm representante o
Pnerto-Rico, con objsto de obtsner ganado
para cTiAnza.
Sc dijo que que el gAnado puertortique1o
era el mas faerss que podriA conseguirss.
81 gobieTno hA dAdo sanction oheial 81 re-
sultAdo de sata conferenciat pnede decirse
con ceHtezA, Que dentro do dee semanas saldEa
de Buenos Aires IN bnque para llsvar ganado
de Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16
NUEvO PERIODICO

El lunes comengRrk & editArss en- Carolina
nm nuevo peri6dico federal, dirigido por nues-
tRo querido arigoy comp1Gero don Oecilio
Andino de GAIs-Di6genes-
Hoy circuRrkn los prOgpectos.
Ell colega llevRrA el nombFe de studio
ErEAnteS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16

octor Rafael del Vale, Fortalexa 1e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16

@Mran Deposito de calzado de Arturo e.
- Dfaz y ca Artfculos para caballeros.
Medias, corbatas, paraguas. Artfculos de
viaje. Arecibo, Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16

dores exportadores de meroancfas.
Plaza Prf1 cipal, Arecibo. P. e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16

&Angel Suarex, fabricante importador
de sombreros. Fortalexa 36, almacen San
Francisco 93.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16
OFICINAS
le <ghe Puerto Rico Herald

rphi,.en IN error inVoluntalio hsmos venido
NV w. e91iVoeAdamente lA direction en-
aui os IN GPEertO Rico Herald.
4us eehtiL Dan en- sA' eAsAA',
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16
146. 6th AVENUE
MEw YORK, CITY.

Ac,A ~ iva5ss . lnH amigos fnvcrseadorss SONAR
nps - elo, pnes oa 10 conwarlo las eartss
-" oifi1an, sEfriEfn AIR6n refrAso.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
LEACH
ASKS FOR
RECEIVER
He Claims the Emery Tire Co.
Is InsOIvHnt- Citation Ordered
to Issue.

Judge Wilbur today ordered citation to
Issue 10 creditors and stockholders Of the
Emery Tire company upon the petition
OF OrVille /. Leach OF Cransto for a re-
oetvor for the company. Tho citation Is
returnable on August 80.
The tire company was Incorporated on
October ~. 1900. under the chapter OF
the general laws entitled Business Cor
porations" and was duly organized.
Mr.. Leach says The corporation Is II
solvent and the amount Of Indebtedness
being about $1,000. He asserts. however
that the corporation is possessed OF val
liable patent rights. moulds, rubber tires
and other merchandise.
The corporation N alleged to have
done no business since July, 1901, and
it's failure 10 do business Is alleged TO
have deteriorated the value OF the patent
rights. A permanent receiver is asked
for 10 collect the assets OF the corpora
tion and wind up It's affairs.
Mr.. Leach also asked for the appoint
ment Of n temporary receiver. ID. A.
Cotton ~ counsel for Mr.. Leach hot
tight Is expected over the last controver-
sy started by Mr.. Leach. The stock
holders Of the corporal ton DO not think
he acted for their best interests while
claiming TO so do. They. therefore.
brought suit against him, claiming $40
600 damages.
Mr.. Leach then sued TO recover $500
for services rendered the corporation.
He claims that he was not rightly used.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
FINANCIAL NEWS
LOCAL SECURITIES.

The success OF the United States Bobbin
& Shuttle Co. since Its incorporation.
Aug. 1. 1899. has bean very marked. It
supplies bobbins to over 600 textile man.
ueacturers. practically controlling the
business OF the country. The bonded
debt was originally 100000, but s1so, 900
has been paid out Of the earnings. II
is the intention of the company to retire
all OF the bonds. ZOO. being subject TO
call each year by lot When this u done
the Preferred Stock becomes a first Non
on AL the assets OF the company, as Il
Is preferred both az TO assets and divt-
dends. The Preferred Stock is paying
seven per cent, and occasionally sales
are made at about LII at which prtos Il
pays ok Der oeut. The stock II held close
ly by conservative investors.
Considerable r. l. Securities Co. stock
has come out since the price reached o.
There seems to be wide differences Of
opinion as 70 its value. People who
bought Traction stock at 800 remember
how little confidence there was that the
stock would intimately be worth more
their faith. however. has brought them
good pro1t and they are inclined TO hold
their r. i. Securities stock and buy more
On the other hand, II Is claimed that
there Is very large amount OF stock
enough TO go all around with somsthing
TO spare. Furthermore. people are hl-
clined to wait until II is settled whether
the Narrasansett Electric Lighting COM
pany and the Providence Gas company
are absorbed.
The stocks OF the two local fire insur-
ance companies. tho Equitable and Provi-
dence- Washington. are In good demand
the bid price having advanced 10 6y3k and
IN respectively. The losses throughout
the country the past two years have been
heavy. but this has been Offset TO quite
an extent by the appreciation In the value
OF the securities held II is expected that
the recent increase In rates will enable
tho companies to make a much better
showing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
ANOTHER SUIT
This Time Lupoli Alleges False
Imprisonment.

Vincenzo Lupoli. who yesterday filed
an interesting libel suit against certain
alleged owners and publishers OF la LIB
erta, an Italian newspaper. has brought
suit against Michael Lubrano, Leonora
IApoIa and Thomas r. West, to recover
$4,000 for alleged false Imprisonment. Mr..
Lupoli has mentioned two grievances In
his last suit.
He asserts in the first place that on
July 20. 1898, he was taken into the
sherffrs custody on a writ Of arrest based
upon an affidavit that he was about to
leave the state. and was detained five
days. Then he was discharged because
IL was shown that he was not about to
leave the state. This arrest, II Is claimed,
was malicious and unlawful, and that the
defendants knew he woulc not go away
without setting any Indebtedness he
might be under or at least leaving prop
erty here from which his Indebtedness
might be paid.
His second charge Is that on the 21st
OF last February he was again arrested
in civil suit, at the instance OF the de-
fendants. on the ground that he was
about to leave the state without leaving
any property here upon which a debt al
legged to be duo might be collected from.
Mr. Lubrano is alleged to have been the
chief instigator of the second suit. he
having induced Mrs. Lupola to take ac-
tion. Plaintiff was again discharged on
the ground that IL was not shown he In
tended TO leave the state. He claims
that Mr.. West knew he was a property
owAer and resident here.
James A. Williams IS attorney for the
plaintiff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
MRS. HAND MAKES
SERIOUS CHARGES
In Petition for Divorce She Alleges
Drunkenness and Cru0Ity--Sh0 Also
Files a Bill in Equity.

OF her husband that she would have her
interest otherwise protected or compensa-
ton made to her
In 1898 when the Incorporation was ac-
oomplished the capitol OF the concern was
100000 and she asserts her husband had
stock valued at $4,000, Cabtsius stock
valued sat 10000 ADD Michael Hand, Sr..
stock valued at $4,000. Mrs. Hand says
she was given no part OF tho stock
though she expected some.
Cabisius transferred his stock and Mrs.
Hand says John J. Fitzgerald was given
stock and Is now one OF me three stock
holders Of the company. Mrs. Hand also
alleges she continued TO live with her
husband notwithstanding he has treated
har with extreme cruelty. was constantly
drunk and used bad language. She was
forced at times to leave him, returning az
the solicitation or Michael Hand, Sr.
For some time she claims Mr.. Hand.
ST.. made his home with her and her
husband She asserts that both her hus-
band and hsr father-in-law were contfn-
ually under tho influence OF liquor and
treated hey. .badfy. her husband going so
far az TO strike her and charge her with
lnfidslity.
In order that she might have no chance
TO secure any money from her husband.
sho says, her father-in-lew and husband
made or pretended to make certain trans
fers of stock or bills OF sale, these being
drawn up by John J. Fitzgerald. She
claims both her husband and father-n-
law were constantly parading her prop
erty. and once told her she did not
even own the chairs In her bedroom
The prayer of the bin also seeks to
have the officers Of the brewery COM
pany. the Hands, restrained from further
transferring any OF the stock of the con-
Germ. Citation was issued returnabie on
the 18th inst.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22

Mrs. Annie Hand Of Pawtucket, whose
husband, Michael Hand, Jr.. has FOR
years been known as the chief party In
interest in the Hand Brewery company,
has filed a petition for divorce and also
q bill In equity In the appellate division
OF the supreme court
Her counsel. Hugh J. Carroll. and
James Il. Banisan. obtained from Judge
wilbur this afternoon an order restraining
mr.. Hand from disposing Of amy Of his
real estate and from making any trans
fer OF his stock In the Hand Brewing
company.
Michael Hand, Sr., father OF petition
er's husband is president OF the Brewery
company and Mr.. Hand. the husband. IL
secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Hand
charges In her divorce petition that her
husband has been guilty OF continued
drunkenness and extreme cruelty and al
leges those grounds as reasons why she
should have a seperate maintenance. She
also asks for the custody OF her three
children
Some sensational charges are made I'm
her bill IN equity. She recites that she
was married In June, 1891 at Scranton.
Pa, and moved with her husband TO Paw
tucket IN 1885. Soon after going to the
latter place her husband purchased
large tract OF land and built thereon
brewery. He then formed a copartner-
ship with one Bernard Cabfssi,s. but that
the latter soon transferred his interest
in the plant then worth 100000.
Sometime after this her husband she
says approached her and said he wished
to have the brewery business incorpora-
tad and asked her 10 release her dover In
the property. After the Incorporation she
did 40 relying ON the continued Affection
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
foUNDRY COMBINE PLANNED

New York. Aug. 22.--According 20 report.
arrangements are being perfected for a
combination Of malleable iron foundr:es,
with n capital OF something like $4,000,
600 TO s9o.ooo.0oo. says the Journal OF
Commerce.
II Is said that conference of the DIFF
ferenf parties to the deal was held re-
Gently in Chicago ard that the PROPOSE
ton was received with favor BY several
important concerns. Specific Information
in regard 10 the proposed consolidation.
however is lacking.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
FORSTER REFLECTED

London. Aug. 2a-H. w Forster CCon-
servative) has been reelected TO. the
parliamentary vacancy I'm the scvenoaks
division OF Kent. caused by his appoint
roent 10 the lord commlssionership OF the
treasury. His majority s meagre. ssl
votes over the Liberal candidate. Beau
rppnf Morice. Tho contest centered on
the education bill
Al the last election In the West. OF
sevenoaks division OF Kent. Mr.. Forster
defeated his Liberal opponent by sS12
votes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
NEW CABLE REQUIRED

Tacoma. Wash. Aug. 2-skagway dis
patches say that although the Skagway-
Juneau cable is not broken. the govern
ment crew OF experts have stopped oper-
ations toward repairs and given up the
proposition in dispair. The trouble arises
WAS so loosely laid that IL went to the
BOTTOM In coils.
The insulation has been broken In so
many places that an entire new cable
seems necs ssary. The line In leo miles
long II was laid last fall. but has been
operated only few weeks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
$4,000 FOR
ALLEGED
LIBEL
Hamilton Sues the Journal Co.
on Account Of Statement
About a Ladder.

Thomas J. Hamilton aoday brought suit
against the Provtdence Journal company
20 recover $1,000 for alleged libel. Mr.
sss sssGs bssn h ss S e sOo1ass sssss%sat hIo II
arrest Tor an alleged assault upon n
painter named Hsnry Simnonds
Tbe Bulloftn CONTAINED a statement that
DIR. Hamilton had taken a ladder away
from Mr. B'munonds, vio wac left hang
ing 20 the caves of house and nfbiected
% great danger OF body lnjury. Mr..
Hamiltop derdes tho charge that ne
moved the ladder.
y. II. wIidss q attorney cor Mr. HAM
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
WRIT OF
HABEAS
CORPUS
'DArty Files Petition for One
to Secure Custody Of
His Child.

John j. Darcy today filed petition
Tor writ of habeas corpus TO have his
wife, Jessie D'Arcy. bring their child,
Elijah Darcy who is years old, into
court Mr.. and Mrs. D'Arcy have no
divorce suit pending, though there has
been trouble between them. II is alleged,
10 religious differences.
Mir DARCY claims his wife will not
let him see HIS child at all, but cruelty
Keeps II hid away from him He does
not want to deprive the mother of it's GUS
tody. but simply wants chance 60 sec
ft at reasonable times.
Judge Wilbur ordered citation to issue
yeturnable next Tuesday. e. Dew O'Con-
nor is counsel for Mr.. Darcy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22

LATE COURT NOTES

The sixth district court session was
continued until this afternoon.
Joseph Badesso. the barber who
couldn't collect for a shave and slapped
Patrick Fay, was fined ~ and costs. the
whole amounting to S2l.D.
Harry w. Small up for non-support.
was placed on probation urtil Dec. 5th.
The complaint against Angelo Rugas
for assault with a knife upon Michael
Clausas. was discontinued on payment Of
costs. C,a csas' coat sleeve only was cut.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22

Ansell, Moore. Root. Pierce. Darling.
Massie ana Hall
Clerk Of all committees Daniel #. Hay
den.
The committee Of the city council to
participate Ia the presidential drive will
consist OF his honor. Acting Mayor Jas.
+. Freeman; Commissioner OF Public
Works Robert Il. Smith. Alderman VIII
Clarke. Councilmen Angel. Moore and
Sisson; also Council Clerk Daniel +.
Hayden.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
IMPROVING
Situation in VenozueIa Believed
to Be Quieter.

Washington. Aug 22.--The state de-
partment is in receipt OF a cablegram
from Minister Bowen at Caracas saying
that he could spare two OF the war ves-
sells now In Venezuelan waters. This In
fornia ton is taken to mean that the situ-
alton In Venezuela has improved so far
that little danger now threatens Ameri-
can interests.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22

resume patrol duty. The torpedo boaf
Barney was also sighted cruising outside
the harbor. and " was expected that she
would put In hare for coal later In the
considerable difficulty was experienced IN
procuring a supply, but after some delay
provision was made for each craft.
The watchers on Bakers Island are still
preaching. II Is generally believed that
Commander J'illsbury will not attempt TO
land here. owing 10 the tmprobabilty OF
getting in by Bakers Island unobserved.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
FELL
DOWN
STAIRS
Aged Man Found In Lower
Hallway on T0bsy Street.
Has Conclusion Of Brain.

Charles &. Kenyon. q years old. who
resides with his sonIn-law. William NJ.
Sherman. az 81 FobeT street. fell down
he back stairway OF Chax house this noon
and weF insensthle when discovered
Mr. Kenyon was taken 20 the Rhode
Island hospital, whore II was found that
ne was suffering from oonoussion OF the
brain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
BY ACTING MAYOR

Mayor Freeman has appointed the fol-
lowing committee to represent the city
council at the reception at the State
House:
Commissioner of Public Works Robert
E. Smith.
City Clerk William e. Clarke.
Aldermen Cooke, Cushing and Rey-
nolds.
Councilmen Parsons, Sisson, Giblin,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22

fsbing scbooner Cosrnus arrived in port
this morning with a temporary steering
fefr o. ropes. having carried away her
ruddeT bead. az well as spift sails on the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
SEVENTA-DAY
BaptiStS Continue Their Ses-
SiOns at AShdway.

The Education society Of the Seventh
Day Baptsts. who are In annual session
at Ashaway. heard at this forenoon's
meeting the annual reports Of the execs-
tive board by Rev. W. l.. Burdick. and
that OF the treasurer by A. b. Kenyon.
There were read historical sketches on
ALFRED University by Rev. B. c. Davis;
on Milton College," by Edwin Shaw,
and on Salem College" by Rev. T. J..
Gardiner.
During the afternoon the historical
sketches were continued and de Ruyter
Institute was treated by Mrs T. r.
Williams: other Academies and Schaals
OF Former Years" by Rev. J.. n. liver
more; Theological Education Among the
Seventh Day Baptists." by Rev. w G.
Whitford. and The Educational Society,""
by Rev. w. l.. Burdick.
The evening exercises will consist OF a
prayer meeting led by Rev. T. T.. Gardi-
ner Rev. O. W. Hills and A. G. Davis, Jr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22

Following is the program TO be given
at Roger woliiams park this evening by
Reeves American band: March, Second
Continental. Reeves. overture Poet and
Peasant. Suppe (a) Fan Tan. Anthony
Ob) lie Laid Away a Suit OF Gray; cornet
solo. Ny Love for You, Clarke, Mr.. Her
bert l.. Clarke; selection. Martha Fulton:
Valse Lazarre. Blanke; Sextette from
Lncie Donisetti, Meesrs. Clarke, Spary.
Hanna. Holland, Rousie. House; Gems
from bohemian Girl. Balre; Ca) Pananin-
cana; Ob) Badinage. Herbert; trombone
solo. Thousand Leagues. Mr.. Claude W.
ned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
THE PRESIDENT IN n. {. STATES
Continued From Page One.

from Paseo one
WHAT THE PRESIDENT
WILL DO In RHODE ISLAND !
A MT narrivea at line 8
MA train
Rverpoint o
address
na6 A. M-Pre sidentle cave q
in city;
wh2 guns and escorte o
Mp ident Ike GoyE Eimbau .
MI
r. MD d
American nd at 1T Hail.
IN
yacht him
drichs
a Warwick
! Saturday evening-Presden proceed Newport o
Lynn .
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
New York Stock Market.

Reported for The News by FLETCHER
q TAPPAN. street floor. Banigan Build
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
PUT IN NR coal.

salem. Mass. Aug, 22.-rhe torpedo
boats Bagiey and Biddle OF Admiral liig-
e1nsou'e ''bius' squadron put I'm here
early today for fued Each vessel took
on I tons OF soft coal and then left 10
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-06

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ben, unb in 8abern, S6tpdben unb
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itdlen ober an SbitbGumen bdneen, lie
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f6isen unb bic Sru9tbarfeit unb ben
bdusltaen Seaen permebren.
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fpiBen aus Seuerftein unb pfeilartige
5lintiplitter BON @olfe ais bonn Gins
mel aefaIene Stetne ober Sonnerfeile
anseieben unb auf fe bic obenerpGbnten
&rdfte ibertrasen. Splitter ober tell.
fDrmise Splsfiidden elmer Dom 8lib
getroffenen Glide tperben ebenfans, 70
in Sadfen, aIs Sonnerfeile pber 8libz
ipGne be5ei6net unb ibnen, ipie in Bob
men, beionbere &rdfte aueei9rieben.
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gigenf6aften Der Sonnerteile auf am
bere Steine uno auf Gi9enbols fonnte
natiirlid benz ftrenssldubisen 2anb=,
polte ni4t glet9siltis fein unb es iudtel
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btefsx 8epeismtttel tpenbet ma 3. g..
in Oftpreuben unb 2itbauen an: mani
leat ben nit etnem Saben umtpidelten
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traft, TN entsesenseieBten Sule 1T bic,
telbe aber untriislt4 betpiefen. |