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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-21

AouA4u ay.lnAV1lA WAS une of the three
officers detailed to arrange and manage
the hunt. With the civil commissioner
of Nepal ana his wife was Lady Csif
ton, and the two ladies' were BY lid
means novices ia the sport of Tiger
hunting. When the hunt had been fair
" entered upon. they occupied how
dab on the back q biz elephant to-
gether and would not admit any one
else a tiger had been driven by the
beaters into,a swamp a mile long BY
half mile broad, ard into this spot
grown mp 10 reeds ana bushes until the
eyes could scarcely penetrate, crashed
the elephants and horses. The idea was
to drive the tiger out upon clearer
ground 10 the west where he could he
reached, and everybody made as mueli
noise rs possible He was a crafty
beast and for two hours he refused to
break cover
The elephant on which the two ladies'
were mounted had taken the lead and
been steady enough bat after awhile
something ratified him, and he bolted
across the swamp toward 'he trees.
MS mahout uSed every ssAsfeloli % sup
or turn him, but the old fellow was IN
panic. e me surprise s. every poslg'
lhe 'lger loilo"'sl ~ ny s'Sess' tl'9esi
III turllVe way us 4 pellt onlS oii es-
cape With the elephant making q
mad rush for low branch tree that
he might ger fid q tiie p1fsseh On aus
BACK Lazy stlitoh tooN s"'it flin ~
me Tiger ana weN'lslea nm. ! ne
wound proYoked ms anger ana ne
sprahg forward on the eieph'sia fs'af
Just Us me Tree was reached anu lAe
branches swept the hoHdali e the
SFenna- second lsttsf aa'a tlsssso
ladies' Jay on me eartn among tile fiiss
ments' both stunned bx the Fall and
the tiger Stood VIII NJ paws el'eAa the
body ot LaslY siittola aael EFeWiea ana
snarieu " tile dozen sI'eei'a iess
Fortune hsln SiSel1 AsaAl4a9 iaaai9sfsh
his opportunity ~ sort q terror
heia seFeiSeedN else heaplesS ae Ae1aS
IA ~. 4Haa 81 is
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over broken ground men We're lung of
from either funk 70 create an ambush.
Iley were few u number and only
half heafted, hut as they opened fire
fl1e Sl&hs holted. There We're confusion
aua fout anu Inc pursucrs became IN
turn tile pursued When the hight end
81 the sergeant and corporal were
iAsisslllF
court martial was demanded by
young panforth No sooner had the
dRllchnent returned than the remnant
pf tlae Silshs began to whisper about
lSipuinpetency and cowardice They
praised the officer for his fight at the
Villages hul alleg declared that his COW
ureifs xhen he found himself In a
slghl plaeN had hrdsight about disaster.
Ills defense was straightforward and
clear Hhpe WIS not IN oilicer who
doubted ote ii hts statements and 10
was hsnoissDly aelnitled Of the chnrge,
but & stain had been lett behind. +
was fell hy men and officers that TO pe
even suspected Of eowafdice was q
smirch on the mime of The regiment. +
SIC 81 - w tAtht AAAt ftte ~ 1885, @tAgss ~
excuse their own cowardice, and there
was the verdict OF the court martial,
yet the cloud was not dissipated.
Young Danfofth could not fail to no
tice the change in the attitude of his
brother officers. They did not cut him.
but they had to make an effort to be
friendly. Pretty soon hints We're
thrown out that it would be well for
him to transfer or leave the service.
Then he went 70 the colonel and said:
y was charged With cowardice by the
Siishs, HAD my sergeant and corporal
lived to come back with me could
have had witnesses to prove TO the con-
trary The court martial took my word.
\ however, and ] was honorably acquit.
tod realize that ! am tainted There
are hlnss THAT ought 20 Transfer q res
sign With YOUR permission shall re-
main right here and hope for something
10 hanpen.'
Il believe that 8lae sGkhs perjured
themselves, quietly eei,lies the colonel,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-21

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b LEwIs ALLEN BRoWNE
celga.Ialll. Ia0i. " .. 4. Breale

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
on. Tom, cried kathryn Hill as
she uncegemonlously entered Tom
Gates Studio With The air Of one al
ways certain Of n welcome rive found
Just the word | wanted for my story
You know chat hateful Miss squiIls
had Observation-Disclosures in''-
AIcuifui heavens, Kit.g exclaimed
Tom 81 mock horror Some up early
next Sunday morning and bring the
rest Of Ii with you Besides. can't you
see am terribly busy this morning
POT boiler. isn't it7 she asked as
She glanced carelessiy ut tire sketch,
ara as Tom nodded his mouth being
occupied with various drawia nipple
menus, she continued lightly oh
hothfr Let It watt Tommo, ANA listen
to me-
mo, Kitty dear he male answer
soielunly II is an unhappy fact that
a poor artists masterpiece may wait
Indefinitely, while his pot ,GiHgs must
be flushed at a specified time; but
You maN talk 70 me just the same
only, please, please do not leave any
moro SUCH words lying around laose
for ME 10 become entangled In
Now s!'eln do not become aespel.
ate, VIII yon. when | tell you ! have
another word shout twice lis long
You see. as was trying 10 ten you.
that horrid Miss sssuills used the word
.dyn'
Stop eoiauandel Tom. With j Iook
Of horror ans q wave ii tlis HRoe eupied
arm
That little werd. 1antao. Gear, IS
the name cf All Instrument used f9t
tie breaking of falsely aalfsa frac
lures. and Miss Ssiuisls warked Il inc
her story Of A Surgeons Lose Gns
Rimleigh spoke 10 such pFaises DC her
apparent knowledge all through 4
use Of that word that | became 1 tiny,
wee bit Jealous. 50
Gus BurIeighs' sneered Tom. What
does be-
Il have the floor sir interposed
Kitty You're out Of order Allow
me TO continue if you please. / have
q story mapped cut that viii positive
" put hers to shame
Make 1t loels like thir'
Hush, Tammo. don't use that dread
ful slang phrase I shall call my story
The Dentists naughter. and tic new
word have Just learned and intend ia
use Is Observation-Disclosures
trahydropyrid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Now.
isn't that a
'Corker" calculated Tom
Well. yes. IT is all that, admitted
Kitty, and don't You think Gus win
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my dear boy 1t was the coolest
bravest thing ever beard Of. and It
makes na all proud 81 gous
But tie sikhs svofe That as leader
got ratified aud lost nay head replied
the officer i was honorably aequit-
ted. but / have been nude to feel that
snirehed the honor Of the Tenth
Until can wipe that out ! am an out
cast
Tho civil commissioner wanted to
show his gratitude, and Lady Clifton
had influence She wanted to bring to
bear tlnt tile subaltern remained the
sunaitern Re was biding bis time. and
he had not long to vain The daeoits
came down from the hills again, and
he was given the chance be 30 longed
for. This time bis fifty troopers were
all Engllshmen. and he not only at
taclxed MaoItn, the greatest roDber
cliefHan of them all III d chosen posi-
tom hnt routed lis force ANA captured
tile loader 1'hat would have been
deed e lsoast OF, Int tie subaIfern was
not satisfied Leaving part Of his force
10 hold the position and the prisoners
be pressed on into tie foothills with
the remainder and attacked and cap
tuFe9 Il eafop and brought or tho SER
geanf and corporal who had been made
prisoners jii the FIRST affair. There was
second caael martial at Aliwal on
the return Of the troop aud when the
sergeant and corporal had proved that
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consider mo narveiously learned when
he sees thats
III he ever tries To Sonopnce 1t, you
VIII be Obliged to come out in black for
the poor boy, but does Tier mean
anything IN particular"
"emtanly it Goes, goosiel It Is
chemical for cocaine.
Tom worked n silence a few mo
ments before be sai,l
ET ISif J suppose our long stand.
ing ana successful platonic friendship
win soon be q thing of The past, ehy''
Not necessarily, Tommo, dear. I'm
sure Gus viii be sensible was her 50
Der reply
ut VIII be an innovation for him.
then, Tom could not refrain from say.
ing with III concealed savageness.
May ! inquire when the momentous
event win take placer?
If god fhink you should know.
have promised TO give him definite
answer tonight" she confessed.
Goniehtlg he echoed. What co
fneidepee! TO tell ron the truth, as is
due you ISit, / intend to throw myself
at the feet Of Clara Rogertly tonight
shake" lie put cut his ink stained
hand and clasped hers, but neither
cared to look each other in the eye
Zoo bad we were never suited for
each ether. now, wasn't it. Kittie?v be
asked with Il forced laugh, after de
pressing sileuee.
That Is not for me to say, sir" she
replied with assumed dignity, but be
careful Tom, dear. remember we are
such an excellent example Of true pla-
tonic friendship 10 an cur friends and
acquaintance"
'sro be sure" he hastened TO affirm
And say Kit, this this our proposed
step win never change al that VIII
itg~
Never Tommo. never" she an
severed him. wh6feupon they shook
bands aud Tom procured bottle of
ale from bis lcebox, used III the con
eoetion Oh rarebits. OF this they drank
twice. once for her "inIendsd7 and
again for his intended as ToIe grave
b worded IT,
White me was replacing the bottle
and glasses Kathryn leaned over tbs
easel e examine TOMS pot boiler
In So doing size tipped over vase
catching It before it fell. but scratch
ing her wrist upon one Of the meta
tipped arrows il contained
It was but a mere scratch. vet Ii
pleased her fancy to tease him by pre-
tending serious Injury.
sOh, T0mme. Tomsno. she cried
see how your ugly old arrows hs.vs
scratched met. Ana she held up hei
| plump wrist that he might see the lit
lie red scratch upon which a few RED
drops We're slowly appearing.
Tom turned white as the lace. encir
cling her wounded wrist as his glanc,
took in what had happened. He sprans
and picked her up in his arms, placing
her upon q couch. from which BIZ
brushed file accumulation Of books
| pipes and tobacco Jars with a sweeI
OF his arm
'af- God, Kit, he cried. ..Thos,
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,Nein, 6err Girton."

uNu9 fem - 8elbftid?"
r@el4e Sbee?!~ rief lie Iodeno.
cWie tommen sic barauf?"
nOh, aus feinem ~beionberen 8run@
BE-" ber1eBte Rirton, ii4 pieOer fetz
men @eoanten iiberlafenb. r@r CAB
2ena alfO bieIes 9elOIiid nidt,"
murmeIte er in ii4 binetn, 10 muB
er Ielber es perloren BADEN. Ne4men
mir ben Often einmal ms 9ebet."
Oa Rtrton tpuBte, aus pel4em
@runbe 6err Barrel ienes @elOitid
i'm 8ertbe DON finf8ig 9fennigen 10
ie6r f9GBte, pertpidelte er tbn mad ietz
mem Wiebereintritt fofort in Elm Sc
fprG6 iiber bic Qrmen. Der P6ilanz
tbrop Ipra6 lang unb brett iiber feline
Nrbeiten uno 8~emii6ungen uno Die
Dirt uno Wetie, nie biefel6en bonn puz
blifum unerfannt nurben, a6er IS
bunfte 8tTton bod, ais beftnoe it9
Darrell in elmer unrubigenS timmung.
SD Ielber babe mid ME nit Wo6lz
t6dtigfeits : NngeIegen6eiten bei4dfz
tigt," ben1erfte Hirton, UNI enbli4 auf
bos i6m am 9er5en liegenoe S6emu
gu fommen. SD babe ftets gefunben,
bah arme 2eute ii6er Die tbnen ertpiez
fenen 8o6lt6aten gar rG4t bel na4z
cenfen, baB tie unfamiliar uno nt4t
e6rli9 geiinnt finb."
(eEnrtTpbuno fpIdt1
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9Iake bon aaacmeiuem SntereRe.

Gitp 9au - Nortb= u. 2ertngton.
@traBe.
Wai6ington : Monument - DIT
gernon=place.
Sobns 9optins' 9OipituG - Rorb'
grpabpag.
@9la9ten=M Document - galberta
unb GapetteitraBe.
@rab BON Cigar Q1en goe
Meitminiter : air4bof 6a9ette= unb
9reeneItraBe.
0ruibs 9iG>9art - gu srrei6en
nit nDrbli9 laufenben Waggons.
gatterfon : part - 3u erreiben
mil DItlt9 laufenben Wnggons.
Sort Mc5enrp - 2oeuft=point.
Srauen@gpQeg - ct. Palll= uno
%. @trobe.
geabobDz Snftitnt unb MuTf=gon<
fernutorium - Mt. 8ernpnzplace.
GRATIS Greiz8ibIiothet - RuI<
berrDz, na6e Gatbebral=G traBe.
Sreimaurer : Sempel Horhs
gbarlesftruBe.
Obj Senops : Sempel - gatbe1
bral< unb SaratogaftraBe.
Chamber Of Commerce $3.50 !6pni.
bapz unb WateritraBe.
Heues 8eri6tsge0dEbe - ScDette.
unb ct. paulftraBe.
gpitsebGube - JaDette unb Gall
pertftraBe.
gutaip : gGace - 9auptzprpme,
nabe, perldngert nDrbli& an gutaip>.
BON Oolpbintrabe.
Woung Men's Ghriittan ahocias
tiDn. Central : 9ebGuoe - CHARLES
unb 5uratpgaitraBe.
4fabemie Der Bfhenl 6aften -
israntlinz unb gatbebralltraBe.
Garroa=9Qrt unb bas alte Wobnz
baus Q Gbarles Carroll BON Gara
rOutun = Man nebme Die Golnmbias
IoenuezW uggpns-
Wtarplanb : ~Snltitut-galtimorea
nno 9arrtfonftrobe.
Oeut de : Iub 2otdle.
~Surnperin 9~orpdrts," Nr. 732 unb
734, Weit=Qegingtonltr.
.9ermaniazM dnner6or," 2pmbarb<,
nahe GutcDitraBe.
rGermanIa : Club" 6abettez. nabe
@utatpitraBe.
9Sasaonie : glubAaus,4 Rr. Ala.
Observation-Disclosures.
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Giebm6rfte.

G6icago, 5. NoO. = Die 3uz
fubr BON Rin00ie6 be3ifFerte ii4 auf
1900 @tid uno mar Der Wtartt
itetig; quite Bis bette 9tiere bra4ten
$50 Bis $40, magere $50 Biz 6.25,
Rii6e LAO bis 4.75. 59peine lang
TEN 10000 an; Der Martt mar feit
unb fdIoB Sc, 606er; Die meiiten Ser
tGufe purben 5pii4en 645 unb $50
u6geI6loFen. @6uufe tpuroen 10000
3ugefiibrt; Der Martt mar flau uno
bic greiie. n~ieoriger; CUTE Bis bette
bra6ten $50 biz 400, gemii3te ESQ
Bis $40, QGmmer $50 Bis 6.25.
6 tie =, pa., 5. Nop. -
Der 8tnbpiebmartt mar ftettg; bod
fter greis $40, ntebrigiter 4.75.
@dneine tparen niebrtger i'm pretie;
b09fter 9reis $40, nieorigiter 500.
Del Martt in 64aafen mar flau;
bD6iter 9rsis 3.85, niebrigiter $50;
QGmmer $40 Bis $50.
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Cincinnati. Chic, 20 etunbsr.
GOuHcits9(uffs, Soma, 2 3dge.
GontnrO, R.so., 10 5tupOsn.
Terbsr, Colorado, q 1age.
Srtroit, mib., | 5aa.
@alpcitoH, 3eras, 2 Gage 5 StunStR-
6arrisbure, Pa, 3 Stunoeu.
9~arttero, Connecticut, II 5tunosH,
indianapolis. 3no., / TAG.
aqdiou, MiifiFppi, 2 5ag,.
5adlonOi4s, 6lorioa, | Ia9.
RaniussSitb, WiFouri. 2 Ia9e.
9ittie Rod, NrIanios, / TAG 18 SturosAa
9outspiae, Rp., l 5aQ 2 Stunoen.
memphis, 3sun., / 5ag 5 Stuuosu.
Wnbilc, Ilabama, lGaq s StumDeu.
RorfpIf, @iroiuieu, II StunOcu.
RtipsCrteuus, ga, / SAG 10 StunotE.
6tdot Reiu.OOrt, s stunosn.
Omaha. Rtbragtd, 2 GAGE.
9crtIano, Blaine, l Sag.
QortIunt, Oregon, ) Gage.
4bilaotlpbia, pa, 3 StuuosH.
9ittsbura, pa, II Stuuosn.
&robioentt, &.=d., Is Stun0tr.
8oltiQb, R.=6.. Is Stunoru.
st. 9ouis MiFouri, / lao 6 StrrOcR.
81. QauI, Winnriota, l SAG y Sttnoers
San Granli5to, Gal, 4 Sage IA 6tuuOtaa
9nptfn, Rauids, 2 IaQt.
Vnfpn, MuH 13 Etuuheu.
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Giehfutter. unn strnhpreile.

6~ot9enOes iinO bic uuf ben itaatz
Ii4en Woo9en fir 9er, Strob II. +.
IN. Seitern er3ieIten preiIe:
De 4 9eunuage.
9eu, - Simotbp, SIS big SIT,
8Ieebeu, $12 bis $13, gemii4tes, $14
Bis SIS pro Sorne.
Strob. = Mei3enitrob So, aOgz
genitrob, $12 bis $14 PRO Some.
DefIi9e 9eunaage.
9eu. = 3imotbp, $13 Bis SIS,
&Ieebeu, $12 big $14, semiI4tes, $12
Biz $14 pro Some.
9trob.- @ei3enitrob, Sc big
So, 3oggenftro4 $12 Bis $14 pro
nrp Tonne.
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gon3e 2~eibfiite, 13c.; @pedz@4ulz
tern, 1876; Sugar : Gureb" S4ulz
tern, lit; Sdinten, tlsine, 149c,;
obne 9aut, 1876; Pitnic, 101c.;
rMeBz"S 9psinefIeif4 500 pro 5aB;
@4mul3 = in Sierces, gut raffintrt,
114c.; in 6GFern, 114c.
&dffee: Rotirungen iinb pte folgt:
auf Der Bats BON SIC. biz 55c. pro
pfunb fir Hio Rr. z; Santos Tic.
Zig 113c.; Maracai6o 94c. Biz 1876;
SABA 19c. Bis &c.; Motta 18c. Bis
19c.
@er0iteter aufFee: 6. 8. 6. in atz
ften 104c. Big 107f10c. pro pfunb;
in 8iidisn unb 9dden, reiner SABA,
329c. Bis $780,; SABA unO Motta, ge>
mii9t, 28c. Big 283c. pro Pfunb; rsi'
ner Mardcatbo, 225c. Biz 23c.
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(f5ortfeBung folgt.)
Cur &erhiitung ungeietIider Gins
iuarOcrnn9.

Montreal, 5. NoDember. -
SPECIAL : SnfpettDr BaIib bon benz
Ser. 5taaten : Ginpanberungs 8iz
reau lit Don bier mad 8ancouoer a6z
gefabren unb pirO fir Die Strede Don
bier Bis 8ancouper einen Stab Do!t
so SPECIAL : SnIpettoren ernennen,
nel6en bic Yfli9t pbliegen ioG, unz
erpiini4te GinpunOerer oaOon ab5uz
6alten, iiber jene @trede na4 ben Ser.
Staten gu tommen. Sn ben leBten
Sabren Fat 1i4 in Canada cine re9elz
re9te Snbuitrie in Der @ini4mug9eIet
bon @inlpanberern mad ben Ser.
StQaten entnidelt.
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&tiGrOrruna bon ROFia6en.

Sti0rOrrung hon POfia6en.
QGAue Der erforbsrIi9en 3tit our grs
rei6ung Der Derf4ieoenen Be-
itimmungsorte.
1lutmTebenb 1T bi. ungefd5re 3eit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der PoitIa4sn bon
benz 9altimorer QoIt ; giireau mats
ben 6duptIddi6en einbeimif4en uno
auspGrtigsn StdDten Der5:ianet.
Snlan6.
atlanta, ga, 10 6tuHosH.
Qt(ontitsGtto, RS, 6 6tuHesH.
groctlsn, 3.sY., s Stuupsn.
gurlinatpu. gtrmoHt, II Stunotn.
8uffolO, R.s9., IS StlHceE.
Cane Tlap, RS, 6 StunetH.
g6arlston, SIS, Is StunDtA
Gbituvo, SGs., l 9ag.
Columbia, S.sG.. II StaEss&
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Brnnuften>W arft.
s : 8 rpoutte.

2ebenbes @tfligeG: pro pfunb,
iunqe 6ii6ner 10c. bts 12c.; ate
6ii6ner 1Oc.; @dnie &c. Big 10c.; 9uz
ter Sc. his lie; gnten &c. big 12c.;
Sauben, pro gaar 15c. Bis zoe.
Ser, pro OuBenb 22c. Bis 242c.
Qepfel, pro SAB 50c. Bis 1925;
8irnen, pro SAB $3.50 Bis $500;
Gruu6en, pro 5 pfunoz8orb 103c. big
1885,; Quinces, pro SAB $500 Bis
$500; &~rons6eeren, pro SAB $500
big $500.
@emiiie: 8urtoffeGn, pro 8uidel
40c. big &c.; 3piebeln, pro 8uIdel
65c. Bis 9Oc,; WeiBtobl, pro 5unbert
Is. Biz SIPS; 8opfiaGut, pro 9uz
f6eltiite zoe. bis Co.,; Somutoes, pro
8uItel SOC. Bis 70c.; 3uderriiben, pro
8iinbel 1c. Bis lie; Mais, PRO DBb.
&c. Big IT.; 2tmdbo6nen, pro 8uz
i6elfiIte $1.25 Bis $1.50; SeGerie,
pro 0uBenO 15c. Bis 40c.; CRIME Bob
men, pro &ife SOC. bis 55c.; Splnat,
pro 8uf6elfiite 35c. Big 40c.; runbe
Riiben, zoe. Bis 25c.
Groceries unb P|roDiftoz
mem.
RaFfinirter 3ufer: pro gfunD, 9ez
piirFelt, 5.214, puloerifirt, 4.813c.;
Stonbarb, grdnulirt, Ait; fem
granuIirt, 4.711c.; grpita1, 4.711c.;
Columbia u, ALT; gelber 3.764c.
Big 4.261c.
pt+tpr hrn Nf1rnh.
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Su perfnufen:

Seue neutn oreit0diesn terraiirtsr 98obnbduier
nit eltganter drputs uno allen m9pernen Bequeuz
lidteiten, an Q8etieite Der gpltOns4OtRue, iaoIi3
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@erIdiebaue StabtIbeile, in pel9sn
poTtzWertbIadgn bertduft
tperben.
Wsloult, 6. 9. Scott.
gorf=Rouo 9urnsa 8. Sebbin9tou.
goriudsaotrut ur6 Sarriiontrabe Robert G..
2. Gan.
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ReiHbonur.
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8. uno SOuobsstraBe, &iqbton0tOfpu - GAMES
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Ct. Petersburg, Iubtaro, y Idgs.
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Inter letd1tcn SeSineungen II. biaia.

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1908, Gf=Nratt=StraBe
8run9eigentbum I'M A~agemeiRsn.
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5 J. gBm. TGiobenDorf & Gs.)

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men fir 5rancs: 8antiers : Sratten
auf 60 Sage 5.184 (peniger 1915,
auf @i9t 5.164, taufmdnnii4e duf
so Sage 5.193 (peniger 1i16) bis
5.2Os. Rei4smart uuf so Sage 941.
@uloen auf 60 Sage SO 1916.
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niI9e 4.831-4.834.
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belief Ii6 ouF 32,186 Safer, elm
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