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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-05
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The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17
ECKELS DISCUSSES
GENERAL CONDITIONS.

Chicago, Aug. i6.-James N. Eckels
President of the Commercial National
BANK OF this city sends out lengthy
circular based on reports from bankers,
relative to crops, banks and general
business conditions. The following are
extracts from ii.
The cotton Grip is reported "a per
cent. better IN Alabama and II per
cent. better in Texas than last year,
but II per cent. worse in Arkansas
ana Indian Territory and 2 per cent.
worse in Oklahoma Slight gains are
shown in Mississippi, Louisiana and
Missouri, and slight decreases in Geor-
gia and Tennessee. Tht average con-
dition of cotton throughout the South
Is almost exactly the same QR percen-
tages) as last year The crop is some
what backward, and some complaint OF
boil YeeVil is made, especially in Texas,
where in certain districts the insect
has done serious damage in recent
years. Thus far no adequate protection
against It's ravages has been discover
ed, but in some localities a bug has
appeared which preys on the weevil
and 1t Is thought may In time eKter-
inmate the pest.
Il
concerning crops my circular to In
terror banks embraced a number of
questions regarding their local bust
ness and financial conditions the posi-
ton of banks in the matter of loans
and reserves, and touching also on
their ability to finance the crops in
their respective localities. A similar
circular without the crop report fea-
ture) was sent at the same time to
every bank and banker in forty two
OF the principal cities in the several
states named. Thirteen hundred and
forty replies Qncluding both interior
and city banks) were received to these
inquiries. The interior banks report
almost without exception that they are
In better condition than last year, and
that not SO much discount accomno-
dations will be required and probably
not so much currency to move the
crops. A considerable number report
increases IN deposits since the last
published statement, while banks rec
porting decreased deposits are scat
tered, and usually special local causes
are given for such decrease. In no
instance has a falling OF In deposits
been assigned to generally bad bust
ness conditions.
All agree that general conditions are
sound and satisfactory, and they seem
to feel that such conditions are likely
TO continue. In a few cases tenden-
cies toward declines in prosperity are
noted, but usually the admission is
made that the causes are local or that
they are due to labor disturbances or
to the recent condition of the stock
market. In no case is any serious de-
cline in the volume of business re-
ported. A number OF bankers express
a belief that in their own particu-
lar sections better times are in sight
On the whole, they appear to view
the situation with entire confidence,
and are quite prepared to meet all re-
quirements of legitimate business.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17
DEATH IN SURF
FATE OF AUGUSTA MAN.
Stricken with AppIexy While Bath
Ing at Isle of Palms.

Charleston, S. c., Aug. 16.-James
Wright, 70 years of age, and a we'll
known jeweler of Augusta, met death
from appoplexy, While surf bathing at
the Isle of Palms at IL o'clock this
morning.
Mr.. Wright was accompanied to the
Isle of Palms by his wife and son, and
they we're witnesses of his untimely
and distressing death. In the early
morning, Mr.. Wright had been in
bathing. Later he wandered about the
beach and the pavilion still in his bath
ing suit. He appeared to be in the
best Of spirits.
At II O'Clock he returned to the beach
with his wife and son, and being an
excellent swimmer, he laughingly Of
fered to give them an exhibition Of
his skill He had not gone fifty yards
from shore before he called violently
for help and Immediately afterward
turned face downward in the water.
His body continued to float.
On-lookers and the professional life
savers went at once to his aid, but
life was almost extinct before the un-
.fsrttifAste man could be brought to
the shore Physicians came at once
to his aid, but he died in a few min
utes. A coroner's inquest was held
at noon and the remains, accompanied
by. Mrs. Wright and her son, were sent
to Augusta this afternoon.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17
OBITUARY..
Mrs. EIi,nbe4h Lloyd Jones.

Mrs. Elizabeth Lloyd Jones died yes
terday morning at the residence of Mr..
William EstiH, No. lis Gwinnett street,
west, after a lingering illness. Mrs.
Jones was the second daughter of
William and Ann Eliza Lloyd Estill,
and was born in this city, during the
temporary sojourn of her parents,
Jan. 49, 1881. She was the widow Of
the late William Jones of Charleston,
S. c. She was the sister of Mr.. VIII
liam Estill, Col. ]. II. Estill, Miss Susie
Estill and Miss Eugenia Estill Of this
city. The funeral win take place from
the residence of Mr.. William Bstill at
4 o'clock this afternoon. The inter-
ment will be in Bonaventure Cemetery.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17
CROWD OF PlCNICERS
STRUCK BY CAR.
One Woman Is Dead and Three Sc
rtOusIy Injured.

Cleveland, o., Aug. 16.-Whlle cross
ing a trestle at Oak Point, a pleasure
resort west of this city, to-day. four
women were struck by Lake Shore
electric car. One died soon after, while
the others received injuries. which in
two cases may prove fatal. The dead:
Mrs James Schweda.
The injured:
Mrs x. Holiday. coliarbone broken,
one side and head badly bruised.
Mrs. Louise Goerz, injuries to back,
dislocated hip and other bad bruises.
Mrs Martha Schmenkel, leg frac-
tured.
The women were all from Cleveland.
and were attending picnic. The dead
and the two first named of the injured
were sisters.
A curve near the trestle prevented
the motorman from seeing the WON
en-. crowd from the picnic grounds
made angry threats against the motor
man, but cooler counsel prevailed, and
the dead and injured were placed on
the car which backed to Lorain where
the injured were placed in a hospital
and tonight are reported in a serious
condition.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17
ST. LOUIS FELT EARTHQUAKE.

st. Louis, Aug. 16.-An earthquake
shock which lasted for several sec
onds was distinctly felt In all parts of
ST. Louis this morning. SO marked
was the disturbance that many slum-
bering residents of the city jumped
from their beds in fright. So violent
was its nature that houses shook at
their foundations as if they were about
to fall
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17
Henry G. RnIfnr.

Henry c. Bolton died yesterday at
his home, No. 445 Wilson street. after
a years illness with cancer of the
throat. He was 4S years old and leaves
a wife. three children, three sisters and
one brother He was employed by
Swift & Co. His funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock
and will be attended by representa-
tives OF the various lodges and socities
of which he was a member, Concord
Lodge No. II Of odd Fellows, Council
No. j. o. Of A. NJ, Excelsior Lodge
No. g. X. Of P, and the Butchers AS
sociation. The funeral services Will
be conducted by Rev. Robert Van De
yenter OF the Duffy Street Baptist
church. The interment will be in Lau-
rol Grove,
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17
OFFICIAL COUNT NOT MADE.
Judge Quincy Resigned from City
Court of D0ugIas.

Douglas, Ga, Aug. 16.-The election
for "dispensary" or no dispensary''
for Coffee county which was held yes
terday was quiet one, and only a
light vote was polled. Coffee county
remains in the dry column, though
the official count Will not be obtainable
before Monday.
r. A. Aspinwall, Jr.. a retail grocer
of this city has failed. F. M. Appleby
was appointed received.
Judge ]. W. Quincy, of the City
Court yesterday sent his resignation
to Gov. Terrell TO take effect Sept. 1.
This was predicted in these dispatches
several days ago. There are two ap-
plicants for the place, L. 0. Steen,
present solicitor and c. A. Ward, ex-
Judge of the County Court. Each has
strong Endorsements.
Prof J. Walter Hendricks, principal
of the Southern Normal Institute,
this city. will open the fall term of
the institute Aug. 25.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17

New York. Aug 16.-Instead of ly-
ingdead at the bottom of Canada Lake
or being lost in the Adirondacks woods,
George H. Evans of Johnstown and
Miss Florence Brown of Gloversville,
who disappeared a week ago. are be-
lieved to have eloped.
Detective Sergeant Murphy of New
ark, n. j., has learned that a friend of
the couple met them in Electric Park,
Vailsburg. last Wednesday, and talk
ed with them for some time. The
friend did not know then of the cir
cumstances that took them to Newark
and thought little of the incident I'M
til she was informed that they were
sought by the police.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17
BUSINESS LOCALS.

George Wagner's Son, savannah,s
leading and reliable florist. Now Is the
time to order choice selection of the
most beautiful roses OF all kinds.
George Wagner's Son, florist; never
before in the history of Savannah have
the people had the opportunity of get
ting such beautiful cut flowers. BUN
street.
Frank Werm, 1ewelry store. ia Bin
street, is showing a beautiful line ~
ladies' watches and chains at popula ,
prices. Save money by buying at
Werm's.
When you want frst-class trunk
that's made by hrst-class trunk
maker, call on Chatham Trunk Far.
tory, BroHghton. corner AbercoYn.
1000 dozen fruit Jars, pints. quarts
and half gallons, at very low price.
we give tickets for the AUTOMOBILES
Savannah Crockery Company 303
Broughton. west.
The Richmond Business COLLEGE 10
daily receiving pupils from North and
South Carolina, Florida. Alabama and
from all over the state of Georgia
Thoroughness is our motto.
Chas. A. Cox, the practical tin-nlata
and sheet iron worker; tin. slate, tar
gravel and tile roofing: best work:
lowest prices. 142 Barnard street.
Attend the Richmond Business Col
lege. They fit and prepare you for
the every day duties Of life, making
your success sure and certain. Act at
once.
Free Automobile-With every 30
cent cash purchase at my store you
get a ticket to the $3.50 AUTOMOBILES.
Bear this in mind. James J. Joyce.
Phones 107.
Garfunkel & Sons are showing
black lace net skirt with a dron ek,rt
at SIS that has never been sold below
SO WV"
M. Dryfus, outftters for men ana
boys clothing; you know IT, The neo-
pie come to this reliable store for hsts
shoes and furnishings.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17

London, Aug. 1.-THE Pekin corre-
spondent OF the Times. telegra phing
from Seoul, capital of Korea, Aug. 10,
describes the situation there, the out
come Of Russo-Japenese rivalry, as
very serious, and the extension of Rus
slah activity into Korea as most omi-
nous. The correspondent adds that the
domestic concerns OF Korea are fairly
prospectus. The reports of a great in
1uA OF Japenese are incorrect. but
Japan retains and is increasing her
commercial predominance.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17
BATTLE ON ROOF
FOUGHT IN NEW YORK.

Desperate Western Crook Wounded
and Captured.
New York, Aug. 16.-Many shots were
fired tonight in battle on the roof
of a residence In West Forty-seventh
street between six Central office de-
tectives and man who is declared
by the police to be desperate West
ern crook, and who is believed to have
committed many burglaries in the vi
cinity.
The alleged burglar was wounded
In the leg and surrendered after
throwing away two revolvers. an cleo
trio lantern and a rope ladder. He
said he was George Robinson, q years
old. of Chicago.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17
Royal Family saw Races.

Copenhagen, Aug. ia contest for
the worlds cycling championship was
held here to-day and was witnessed
by 5000 persons, including the Crown
Prince and other members of the DAN
ish royal family. A Dutchman named
Dickentman won the 100 kilometre
professional race, his time being one
hour, 26 minutes, rs AS seconds.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17

sEsSIONS-HAIRM.

Live Oak, Fla. Aug. 16.-At the res
idence of the brides mother. Mrs Mat
tie Sessions, Miss Katie Sessions was
married this afternoon TO Mr.. Horny H.
Harm. Rev. J. L. Moon, pastor of
the Methodist Church, officiating. Only
a few friends of the families werespres-
ent. The contracting parties are two
of Live Oaks most popular young peo-
pI0
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17
q. A. r.. Reunion To-day.

San Francisco, Aug. 16.-While the
formal exercises of the National Re-
union of the Grand Army of the Re-
public do not begin until Tomorrow
the encampment was to all intents and
purposes opened to-day with the ar
rival Of Gen. Thomas ]. Stewart, COM
mander-in-c chief
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17
Alton Has Like Experience.

Alton, ILL.,, Aug. 16.-An earthquake
shock was felt here to-day. The ma
tority of the residents of Alton were
awakened. At East Alton bricks were
shaken from chimney and glasses brok-
In many windows. From the best in
formation the shock lasted nearly eight
seconds
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17

Constantinople, Aug. 16.-The British
Ambassador has called the attention of
the Porte to the serious situation In
Maoedonia. He pointed out that grave
consequences may attend fresh muir
ders Of consuls or foreign subjects. The
ambassador had an audience with the
Sutton on Friday.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17

4ieNieo City. Aug. l6.-There Ia much
a!gnation In Guatemala over the ar
fest Of Reina Castillo. A nephew OF
zen. Castillo. By order Of President Ca
Snera. The Castillo family Is old and
~ oiilinent. and In their more prosper
V ~ Gays offended Cabrera by refusing
~ recognize him on social occasions.
lena Castillo ia q popular young man.
sse hls Incarceration on improper
G na.s causes general indignation IN
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17
James Brazil and Mrs Aeeia tn,

james Brazil and Mrs. Aggie Tur-
ner OF Cashion, Ok, have created a
record by being married three times in
one day. They first sought the pro-
bate judge at Kingfisher, Ok, and as
there was contest over the office
they got both candidates to marry
tnem: Not feeling satisfied as to the
Iesallty OF the ceremony, they return
by a minister.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17
Turkey Ruying Many Gums.

Constantinople, Aug 16.-The Otto
man government has concluded negoti-
ations with the Krupp works for the
supply of thirty-two batteries of quick
firing field artillery, each consisting OF
six guns.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17

Helena, Ga. Aug. i5.-Mrs. G. l..
Morehead died last night. She was
attacked with congestion OF the brain
Yesterday and Immediately became I'M
conscious. and continued 80 until she
aIaH
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17
Mn. v. Bnnds. Cincinnati, o.

Cincinnati, Aug l6-Col. William f.
Bundy. United States attorney for the
Southern District Of Ohio, and cousin
of Senator Joseph y. Foraker, died here
to-day.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17
View Cycling Recnrd

Paris, Aug. ia new cycling rec
ord for one hour was made at the
Pare des Princes to-day NJ Dangla
covering 81 Kilometres, 10S metres ESQ
1893 miles) in that time.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17
LUMBER HANDLERS
MAY GO ON STRIKE.
Brunswick RiGemen Coming to At
tend state shoot.

Brunswiek Rinemen Coming to At
tend state shoot.
Brunswick, Ca, Aug. 16.--It is prob
able that all laborers on the Bay, who
are members of the labor union In this
city, will go out on a strike tomorrow,
ton refuse TO give out any facts on the
subject
AS has been stated, the dock labor
ers are demanding an increase of ~
cents per hour. A notice has been
published that the increase would be
expected after Aug. Is. The lumber
merchants have refused to grant the
increase, stating that it is almost i'm
possible at this time. A meeting was
held last Monday, at which all lumber
interests in the city were represented,
but no agreement was reached, and
while the lumbermen have not acted as
a body, it is known that the increase
will not be granted.
The laborers refuse absolutely to
state what will be done tomorrow, but
those familiar with the situation are
of the opinion that strike will be de-
clared.
The question also arises as to the
non-union men. About as many of this
class of labor is employed on the diff
ferent wharves in Brunswick as MEM
bers of the labor union. The lumber
merchants state that they have not
been asked for an increase by the
non-union men and have received no
intimation of a strike. On the other
hand, however, it is generally believed
that if the union men strike they will
be followed by the non-union work.
men,
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17
Rinemen Leave.

The team of the Brunswick Riflemen
will leave in the morning for Savan-
nah, where they go to participate in
the state shoot. The members of the
team are Sergt. Newman, Privates
Smith, Symons, Bylsma and Brown.
The Naval Reserves WEI not send a
team, as was at first expected
The Savannah morning news., 1903-08-17
RUSSIA WILL go 1T" ALONE.
Continued from First Page.
british Ambansador TnlIt..

confidently predict complete satisfac-
ton for our demands from Turkey"
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-07-09

9c6ebsuen Gbiuas (Ri6tbOIen) Der,
cooroinirt tuuroe, NIT Dem er dler=
oiRgs groBe aebulidteit bat. Dit
Seigt oisisr Sos NIT isiner 9ameaen=
5truttur eins 4bmeihung BON Der
bOri3Ontalen 9ageruna nno iheint
Oura ieine pelenformiee 4uoronung
ieinen dOleu uripruug au5uoeutsn,
eiHen 9ro5eB, uis ih ibn NIT meineu
.eigsnen augsn auf Den 3unen neitlid
pom Rio Gjrauoe beObabten touute,
uS Der gBtn0 NIT Dem Sano uno Tei=
neE 5on gang in oerielben Beiie per=
fdbrt. Die @ldhtigteit oes 90b In
Oieisu Gsgenoen 1T bis iebt nod niht
feitssfellt, Oo1 lit feline 8aIis uiht
lebr nett unter Dem Daiierpiegel oes
Rio 8ranoe gu Iuhsn.
CbDobl bic gteia im 9llaemeinen
ais @in00e Derihrissn lit, 10 bietet Iih
bon Dem, Der offene 9ugen bat uno
5eIouoers Dem 8ptaHiter, 4buehslunq
aasr grt. SD befibs Elm sdn3es 6ers
barium non 4han3en. Die auf Der
Sanoia-Rela eefaHmelt puroen uno
bon Der WannigFaltieteit oes 8lumen-
tleioes, tueldes bic Weia ihmhft,
3eugnts ablegen.
Sas @ammas@ras, tuelhes beIon.
oers Die BON ben 8oueru aufqemorFe=
uen 0neel einnimmt, od bier Der 8O=
ben beionoers Iodsr uno eriinolih ee=
mifht III, pesbalb es in tleinst Rolo=
Hien 3srstreut iiber ole Disia uortommt,
giebt Der lebteren Sulammen NIT Der
ihon i'm bOrigen 4rtitel ermdbuten
ROmpOiite Ssnseio DOuglafi, welhe
ebenfaus Die ourh iene 9isrhen ge=
mdbrteR 8OrteiIs ausnuBt, oas Beges
tations=Beprage. DieIes uiroe IOmit
b09ft monotOn iein, peun uiht aud
anosre @attunaen unh SPECIES in oie=
les Blumentleio neImoben mdreu uno
einise abme6slung in Die giRF0rEig=
teit brdhten.
(6Ortiesung fOlgt.)
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-07-09
RapIf 5en ltrnt inn stterhet.
Der 9reiie &irtenfirf bat Die acknowledgements emz
pfan9en. Der SOB if itiinOlid gu erparten.

Die big beute aus 9Rom eiuaetroTs.
nen 0epelhen iiber Die grtrantIuo Des
gapftes Geo meloen, Bag gapft Geo
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tel-Crpsen uno 8iaitalis-erbalten
mtro. Die linte 2uuqe iIt ebsnFaus
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Srantenbett oss 9abItes uno Der Obi.
rug 3r. WldBoni ertIdrte, ,nahoeni Der
Rirdenflirit Die lsbtsn 5atramente et-
balten bate: ,Sn As 5tunosu. penu
Mot i1neller, miro 4aes oorii6er Ieiu.
8sitern iprad Der gapft smei Stun=
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lih oes arrangements oes gonclaoe fur
Den Gau leines 5ooes. gapIt SEQ be-
giinltigt Cardinal @otti als Isinen
5ladfOlgsr auf Dem Stubl getri. g1ah
Der lnterreoung bsriaut Der 9apIf in
etrlsn 3ufano p0ligsr grIh6pfund.
garoinal Orsglia bat formea Die air=
nengelhdfte ubernommen.
Die Garoindls bielten elm, oebsims
eonteren5 ab, um Die ganoioatur beg
gtnnfolgers beg gapitss III entIhsioen.
ooh II oas &eiultat nint bstannt.
uBOttss Biae 9eIhebe@-nit oieIen
Borten idni Der Igioenoe Girhenfirft
in eiren SnlaF, Der nur orei 5tunoen
oauerte uuo aus Dem Der gatisut er=
mahte, um l5Hel ieinem iroiIhen Gns
De sntaesen 81 gebsu.
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Seine 6eiligteit Ieioet, Sat Iia nun
nOh Sleuritis (8rultfeaentsnnouna)
biu5ugeiellt uno ss III cine 2d6muna
Der Singer hinsugstrstsn. Der gapit
Geo Oerbra5te eins unrubigs Ihlaflois
9fdht
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lOAerus Der glsura miro 6eute 8orz
miitag um III llbr bOrgeuOmmeu Uer=
ben.
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lebte Gelung pieoer ~ emOfanqen,
Obgleth er Die eriters am Sorutag uuo
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-07-09
ernteaus iid1ten im ataate.

9nnitiger baben pobl nod niemals
Die SerIhte iiber Die grnteauslihten I'M
Staate 9elautet, als oieIen CONNER.
Wenn 6agelfhlag uu0 fonftiae oera
beeren0e Bitterung nidt nod i'm lebten
Womsnt jsrlf6reno unn beruihteuo oas
stuii6en trttt. tDiro SUB DatOta cine
Rieienernte aufsutpeilen bnben. Der
rei6libe &sgsn bat uuThdbbar oiel
@utes 9etan uno IelbIt i'm noroueItli.
hen 3eile oes Staates, mo- Die ausTins
ten am ihwa9feu tuaren, haben Iie Iih
nun beoeuteno gebe6ert. Corn III
md1tie empor gspahien. Roaaen iIf
tmmens, @erite ift beher ais iemals,
uno gBeisen miro ifslsnpsils bis su 80
8ufbsI per Afsr srseben. 9ur eiuict
nenige San0friAs MAIDEN cine Auss
nahme. SSn ben Counties gooinaton,
Deuel.. Srootings, @rnnt, Ro6erts,
Dan uno 6omliu. lOuie Winnebnba,
2incoln, 5urner. McGoot, 6auTou,
Weiner, 9ut6iniOn. ultp. iino bic auss
li6teu DOrsfglin; in Der ndnfen Rdbe
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Is 81 tr0deu uRo ss taun niht me6r,
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ben, aub eiuise nsrotpeitlihe Counties
baben ourh 5rodenbeit selitten, aber
6itie 3uitdHoe befteben nur frthUeile
uno dnoern nthts an ben aagemeinen
giinitiseu ausfhten.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-07-09

Die IsBters geitsrn bsreits embfanaen
bate.
Mlgr. Mar3OliHi nabm beiOe gere.
monien Dor.
Rgm Z. Suli 2:30 9admittaos.
Der gapit lit operirt rorOen. Seiu
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gegeben uDroen:
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pleura 1T uoljogsn uuo 500 granm
Jlnlllgtett IiHo abge3apft noroeu
gtue rai6e griifune ergab, oab
S9lsim IN ben angelteften 2unaen
rafelte.
Der Bapf unterSog Iih Der Opera
ttOn NIT Deut. Seiu aggemeiner 3uz
itano IL iest befer uno sr rubt.
2appOni.
DfaBoni.
ROm, z. SuIi. 4 rIbr g1ahm.
Nan Der Speration iagts Or. Rauo=
NJ ote 8efabr lisge nabe, aber bic
Rrantbeit. an uel6er Der BabIt l.ioet
Jet pod bon lleberraIbuna. Setue
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