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DlABETIC STICKS from pure Glu-
ten. very delicate and in great demand.
Postal brings circular.
HEALTH FOOD CO., 81 9Th Ave.
MOB LYNCHES and BURNS.
FATE OF A NEGRO IMPLICATED
IN 4 SHOOTING AFFRAY.

After knocking the Negro In the Head
the Mob Poured Kerosene on His Body
and Set Fire to 1.-THE Calab0ose
and Eight Other Buildings Burned
CHATTANOOGA Tenn, Dec. 27.-Solicitor
Quarles OF Selma, Ala, has been prevailed
upon to call special term OF court to in
vestigat the members OF o mob who ent cred
the Jail at Pineapple, Ala. yesterday.
killed Arthur Stewart, a negro, saturated
the body with kerosene oil, set fire to it
and dest royed the Jail and eight other build
ings.
From information gained tonight from
passengers direct from the scene it is learned
that on Wednesday young white man OF
the name of Big Melton. son of j. F. Melton,
had quarrel with some negroes with
whom he was shooting craps, and one of
the negroes shot him and escaped.
On Christmas Day Stewart, said to have
been h. accomplice. was arrested and
placed in the calaboose.
Rumor was current that vengeance would
be wreaked upon the negro by Melton's
friends, but the conservative citizens
thought they had cooled the hot heads
down. But at o'clock this evorning
mob broke open the calaboose and. after
knocking the negro in the head. poured
kerosene oil over him and the floor and
set fire to It,
The flames destroyed buildings and
property valued at $4,000. jackson Il
Adamss seed store, W. d. Feagin's store
and stock and Patterson Brothers store
were consumed.
Indignation was so high that 200 citizens
vail upon Solicitor Quarles to hold spe, al
term of court. A reward Of 81 900 has
been offered for the arrest and conviction
Of anY member of the mob.
The sun., 1903-12-28
TERRORIZED BY HOLD.UP MEN
ARMED MEN PUT IN A BUSY
NIGHT NEAR PHILADELPHIA.
They Begin With Two HOld.Ups At Bryn
Mawr and Then Go BY Train to Wayne
Then They Blow Open . station
safe at Stranord and Secure 81 600.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-Two armed
men, who had been committing hold-ups
near Bryn Mawr, jumped on train at mid
night last night, rode to Wayne, held up
another man and then walked to Strahord,
where after binding and terrorizing the
watchman they broke open the station ana
post Office safe and secured about $1,000
worth of booty. They made their escape
The whole main line of the Pennsylvania
Railroad near here is aroused by the man
ner in which the men operated and the
case is being investigated by the United
States Post Office inspector, the Phila-
dephia detective department, the Penn
sylvania Railroad officers and the local
township autho rites
Descriptions of the men secured from
three sources tally, and it is believed that
they belong to the gang who have been
carving on similar operat ions in Penn
sylvania and New Jersey. The men ap-
peared at Haveriord q, II O'Clock. where
they held up John Thomas, a coachman.
and John Kennedy. who at the point of
revolver gave up all they had.
1t was midnight when thel pair reached
Bryn Mawr. At this moment Richmond NJ.
Cameron. with party of four young women
whom he was escorting home from dance.
met them. The women fed and the des-
peradoes after them, crying to them 10
stop.
A force OF mounted police from Ardmore
was heard In the distance and the two
fed across country, boarding tho ~ 35
O'Clock train at Villanova. The conductor
noticed their rough appearance and
watched them closely. The police are
depending upon his Identification.
They got off at Wayne and started toward
STAFFORD, mile away. This station is
closed at 8 o'clock in the evening, but the
lights are not put out until o'clock in the
morning. and James Bolger. man OF So
ia employed to watch it. The two sought
shelter in an outbuilding, where Bolger
discovered them. He ordered them away
and returned to the station.
Suddenly the door fell in and the despera-
does, carrying a beer keg which they had
used as batterng ram, entered. They
cowed Bolger and again picking up the
keg used it to break into the Office.
The combination was torn of the safe and
nitro -glycerine poured in the crack thus
made. Just before it exploded Bolger was
warned not to stir.
The explosion tore half OF the bottom
out of the front of the safe, and the lower
part of the safe door was split in half and
the two pieces hurled through the window
OF the station. Az soon as the contents
had been rifed the men again instructed
Bolger not to move, and left the place.
As soon as they had gone Bolger ran
to the signal tower and gave an alarm.
The bandits took with them nearly 500
in money and about $500 worth of stamps.
The sun., 1903-12-28
FIFTY YEARS 4 TEACHER.
Principal Scarlet OF Newark At Las
Applies for Retirement.

Principal Augustus F. Scarlet of the
Sussex avenue public school at Newark
has sent in his application for retirement
and it will be acted upon by the Board OF
Education on Wednesday. The new law
permits teachers to retire on half pay after
forty years OF service, and Mr.. Scarlet
has been a public school teacher for fifty
years in various schools in Newark and is
one OF the best known educators in New
jersey.
He said yesterday that he knew of only
one man who had taught longer than he.
and this man was Mr.. Lindsey Of Jersey
City.
For ten recent years Mr. Scarlet was
principal of the South Eighth street school
in Rosevlle a. a salary OF $1,000 a year
About year ago he was sent 10 the smaller
school in Sussex avenue at $500 salary.
An effort will probably be made TO date his
retirement from year ago so that he will
get 81 600 year during the remainder OF
his life,
The sun., 1903-12-28
CAPT. LEVI FOUNDED IN a DUEL.
Fights With Count de Malroy After . Dis.
piitc Over the Drcyfus Case.
!Speeici Gable Despatch 10 THE

Spectr' CnOe Despd'eh "a THE sun.
PARIS, Dec. 21.--The duel between Capt
Levi Of the Fifth Engineers and Count de
Malroy, growing out Of e. quarrel over the
Dreyfus case, was fought this morning,
Capt. Levi was severely wounded in the
right arm. There was no reconciliation
between the oombatants.
Capt. Levi is well trained swordsman
while Count de Malroy has no especial
skill with the weapon, The result there
fore caused much surprise. After the
combatants had taken their positions and
the word was given for the fight to COM
mence Capt. Levi lunged furiously at his
opponent and close struggle followed.
Count de Malroy succeeded in driving
Capt. Levi back few inches, and made
lunge at him, which Capt Levi attempted
to parry, but he was too late to avoid q
deep and serious puncture in the biceps.
The sun., 1903-12-28
CAPT. n. L.. NERRTMAN DEAD.
One of the Best known Of the Oid-Time
Ship Masters.

Ship Masters.
News was received in this city yesterday
OF the death in Alameda. Cal, of Capt.
Robert l.. Merriman. one of the Oldest and
best known sea captains who ever sailed
from this port He was "A years old and
for fifty-two years was ship master.
Capt. Merriman was born in Hrnnswick,
Me-, and when a boy became mate on a
vessel which sailed from Portland. Tie
rose rapidly to the position Of captain ana
came to New York, where he was put in
command OF ship in the Fast indian trade.
Among the vessels he commanded we're
the bark Undine. and the ships Lynda,
Lorenzo, Marcia Greenleat, Gen. Sheploy,
Aurora, Carrie Dove and Commodore l. II.
Allen. He lost two his stlips, the Aurora,
which was wrecked about eighteen years
ago in Calcutta, and the Commodore +. II.
Allen, which caught fire about two years
ago near Sandy Hook while loaded with a
cargo of oil.
Capt. Merriman was master Of the Com
modore Allen for seventeen years and was
a part owner in her with Charles II. south
ard OF Brunswick. He was heartaroken
over the loss and gave up the sea for good.
He leaves two sons and a daughter. Ono
OF the sons, Robert Merriman, was his
father first mate on the mmodore Allen.
After his retirement Capt. Allen waa an
almost daily visitor to the ship chandlery
stores along South street, where he swapped
stories with his seafaring friends. Capt:
Merriman's friends there never doubted
his ability to beat anything they could tell.
On one occasion he happened to speak
about hollow mast, and landlubber who
worked on newspaper said: "A hollow
mast? Well, what do you put inside the
mast?"
"Why. we keep our drinking water there, y
replied the captain. The next day news
paper printed story about the new method
of keeping drinking water,
Capt. Merriman moved to Boston last
summer with his son, and about two months
ago went to California to visit his other
son. The body will arrive in Boston to-
day and will be taken to Brunswick for
burial
The sun., 1903-12-28
OUR FOREIGN COMMERCE.
Increase in Nearly All the Great Groups
OF Exports and Imports.

WASHINGTON Dec. 27.--Details OF eleven
months commerce OF the year eO3 are
Just made public by the Depa rtment of
Commerce and Labor through it's bureau
Of statistics. They show an increase in
practically all Of the great groups OF ex-
ports and imports. Agricultural products,
as a whole, show an increase Of 374 900 900;
products of the forests, $40 900 900: products
OF the mines, Ss.OOO.O00: manufactures,
IS. 900 900. and miscellaneous articles, 81 ,0OO.
600. In the single group, fisheries, is shown
a decrease of little more than 81 900 900.
The total exports of iron and steel manu-
factures in the eleven months we're $50 $685.
201 in value, against $50. 136.l24 in the corre-
spending months Of 1902 and $04, ,ll2.7s2
in the CORES ponding months OF 1901. Not
withstanding the slight decrease in exports
Of iron and steel, the total of all manu-
factures exported during the eleven months
is $685., ,78S, ,l27, against 1877 ,757,576 In the
corresponding months of last year.
For the eleven months articles wholly or
partially manufactured for use in manu-
featuring show an increase Of SIS. 600 600
while articles in crude condition for use
in manufacturing show an increase of
31l ,0Oo, 600, as compared with the correspond
ing months of 1902.
These figures would seem to indica te
that the total exports will fall few millions
below those of 1900. and be about equal to
those OF 1901. but materially in excess of
those Of 1902, while the total imports will
exceed those of any preceding year, and !,
combined with the exports, make the grand
total of commerce moro than in any pre-
ceding year. also that the exports OF rnsnu-
features will exceed those of 1902 by several
millions, but be somewhat below those Of
the record year 1900 and perhaps, 1901.
The following table shows the commerce
~ the eleven months ended with Novem-
her. compared with the corresponding
periods of last year
lMPORTB
The sun., 1903-12-28
15 CAUGHT IN 4 RAID.
Said to Belong to Prominent Families in
New Rochelle and Iarchmont

NEW ROCHELLE, Dec. PA half dozen
young men belonging to prominent families
in New Rochelle and Larchmont were
caught here this morning in raid on an
alleged gambling house on Main street.
Charles Deveaugh, who alleged that he
had been swindled III one of the games,
made complaint to Chief Timmons, who
sent Sergt. Cody and five policemen to
the place; They kicked down the doors
of the place and captured fifteen men,
but arrested only three. Patrick Tierney,
the alleged proprietor, and William Finlay
and Joseph Hance. alleged assistants.
They were held in $1,000 bail each for
examination.
The prisoners say they were not gambling,
but playing pool and billiards, The police
say they found dice, poker chips and small
change lying on the tables,
The sun., 1903-12-28
.NOB LlNCHES 4 NEGRO.
He Had Shot and Killed = Deputy Marshal
In Saucier, Miss.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec 27.-Jim Carr,
negro, who killed Deputy Marshal Cobb in
Saucier. Hancock county. Miss. yesterday.
was lynched by mob at Millview last
night. Carr was disturbing the peace when
the deputy marshal attempted to arrest
him, whereupon Carr shot at Cobb, killing
him instantly. The marshal of Saucier
then fired, wounding the negro. who
was then locked up in the town Jail. An
attempt was made to lynch him, but it
was frustrate ed by the marshal.
Az it was feared that the attempt would be
renewed. the marshal hurried the prisoner
away in the night. intending to take him
to the county jail at McHenry, which is
safe against attacks, but was waylaid in
the pine woods, and the prisoner taken from
him and hanged
The sun., 1903-12-28
DEATH or HENRY JAMES.
Similarity Of Names Causes False Report
That y. ID. james Had Died.

PLAINFIELp, y. j., Dec. III Henry
Dwight James, for thirty-seven years in
the employ Of the Home Insurance Com
pany Of New York. died suddenly Of heart
trouble while walking through the Jersey
City terminal OF the New Jersey Central
Railroad last night. He WAS on his way
to his home in thus city.
A report reached here during the evening
that it was J. d. James Of Stone street :,
New York. residing in North Plainheld.
who had died. Mr.. James was born in
Bost ON, Ohio. was 65 years of age and had
lived in Plainfield thirty years. For a
number Of years he was a trustee OF the
Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church.
A WIFE daughter and son survive him.
The sun., 1903-12-28
TWO CONTRACTORS ARRESTED.
Charged With Homicide on Account OF
Accident. but Discharged.

David Libinoon of 81 Pitt street and
Harris Levine Of 1913 East Twenty-first
street, Manhattan. were arrested yester-
day charged with homicide. They are
sub-contractors and were tearing down
the old Thirteenth Regiment Armory on
Atlantic avenue and Hanson place. Brook
lyn. on Wednesday last when several heavy
Allen street and James V. Connors Of Tenth
avenue and Twentyfrst street, Manhat ttan
Libinoon and Levine were taken before
Magistrate Tighe in the Adams street police
court, who after hearing the detectives
on the ground that there was not sufficient
evidence presented to him to hold them
on the serious charge.
The sun., 1903-12-28
carnegie Arn,or Plate Factory improved

PITTsBURG, Pa, Dec. 27.-New additions
10 the armor plate shops of the Carnegie
Steel Company at Homestead are expected
TO be completed and in operation the sec
ond week in January. The additions in
clude new machine shop, new reheating
furnaces, press shops and the largest
armor plate press in the world. They will
represent cost Of about 81 900 900.
The sun., 1903-12-28
FORGERY IN THE DREYFUS CASE.
Date OF German Attaches Telegram Was
Changed.
.SptciM Cable Despatch 10 THE sun.

''V''T"' N"V'' ''P"'''' 10
PARIS, Dec. 27.-The ante-dated tele-
gram, which is one of the two new facts
causing a revision Of the decision in the
case of ex-Capt. Dreyfus, was written by
Col. Schwartzkoppen to Col. Panizzardi in
April, 1894. In this despatch the German
Military Attache told his Italian colleague
that he was expecting important informa-
ton about the transportation of troops.
1t is now reported that the dute of the
message was erased and March, 1894, sub
sttuted, at which time Dreyfus was en-
gagged in transportation work ut the War
Office
The sun., 1903-12-28

Our half-tones in the adver.
tising pages of the maga-
zines often may be told from
other makes by their bright,
snappy look. The GILL
Engraving Company,
40 Fifth Av venue
The sun., 1903-12-28
PERSONALS.

YOUR FUTURE REVEALED. Astrooey
Written horoscope with prospects In all ansirs
Trial reading for sceptios, i0c. Professor THURS
TON. - Congvss Az. Providence. Rhode Lsiand
The sun., 1903-12-28
BRYAN VISITS COPENHAGEN.
The Crown Prince Frederik Gives Him
an Audience.
Special CABLE Despatch 10 TIE Sun.

Special Cabk Despatch 10 TIE Sun.
COPENHAGEN, Dec, 27.-Willlam Jennings
Bryan paid flying visit to this city to day
as the guest of Laurits s. Swenson, the
United States Minister. Crown Prince
Frederic gave him an audience, after
which he visited NJ. Deuntzer. the Prime
Minister
MIR, Bryan said that he did not wish to
again be candidate for the Presidency
Of the United States.
The sun., 1903-12-28

To Care . Cold In One nay.
Take Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets. All drur /.
gtsts re fund the money II II fails to curs. Z. W
Grovcs signature Is on each box. 7sc.-ASs.
The sun., 1903-12-28
CEMETERIES.

The Great Pinelavn Cemetery. Magnincent
Nausoeum above ground. once rs Br0e& -
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MDiteriDie bemtidbe Slptten : 8es
tpilligmmgs Sprberumgen.

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fiel Dem emit 10 grimmerl, aber i'm
2aufe Der Sabre AUDI 5iemlib sabm
eemoroenen @ugen 6ihter, Dem
ssiihrer Der emit 10 einfluBreiben.
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6auflein Observation-Disclosures
Sreiiinntgen 8ulfsparteiler, nidt,
uno er ribtete beBbalb i'm Budget
Nusibuiie bas Nniuben an ben
&egierungs &ertreter, ben Marine=
miniiter Nbmiral BON Tirpib, Die
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Die SAiffe, relp. Die SlDtten : Sta.
tiDnen, fir melbe bic aiemli9
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menoet perben iDlIter, n1itautbeilen.
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babe, berartige Nuffldrungen gu bers
langen uno au erbalten.
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nuerlange in geuiiien Sauen gebiete@
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permebrten Iusgaben, fibrte er tpeiz
ter aus, ieien bauptidblib fit Die
Snoienititeaun9 BON &riegsi1ifen
in fremben @emdfiern beftimmt.
nebrieens fDnne AUDI Die Tbatia9e
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rungsplan nod fe~inespegS in Der
prograinmaemdBen @eiie our Dur1s
fibrung aelangt.
Ser &ibter eriubte oann ben
Warine=M iniiter UNI Die 8orleguna
elmer 2ite aaer CUR Snbienitlteaung
fertigen &rieaslbiffe, iopie Inn Die
Nbi6riften aaer &abinets : Orbres,
ourb uel6e bic Snbienititeuung
iener S6iffe anbefoblen tpuroe.
6err b. 9irpib lebnte bies audi
gang entibieoen ab, erffdrte aber, er
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giniiht su gemdbrer in Die Site Der
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Das grDBe beutibe @eibmaoer,
melbes in Die Ditaiiatii6en @epdier
geibift ueroen iDn, mirb-tpie 6err
pDn 9irpib erfldrte = auf baS aus
oriiflibe gerlangen beS Musmdrti=
gen Gmtes oDrtbin entfanot.
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Mebr stSrmnsem Der ersnuua.

Streit= unruben iinb nidt balb 10
ernft, pie cine Strung oes per1Dn=
liGen SDftems. reberarbeitunQ,
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reisung leiten ben pDaigen 8uiamz
menbrub elm, merr, nibt iofort elm
pirtlames Wittel in Mnpenoune ge=
brabt uirb. gs eiebt gar Mihts,
mas StDrunaen Der 2eber uno Der
9ieren 10 ibneu BELT pie electric
BitterS. gs lit Elm uunoerpDGes
Stdrfungsmittel unb iiberbaupt Die
-mirflamite Wteoicin in SdIen BON
aAaemeiner Gernens@ ribDpfung. Sc
pertreibt NernDlitdt, &beumatismus
un6 Meuralgie unb pertreibt Die Mfa=
laria : Seine. Sour so Gents unb
pDae 8efriebigun9 miro garantirt
BON ben IpDtbefern S. &alteper. &
SDbn unb NbDlpb 9reiB.
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cages ; Weuiafettem.
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gs iinb @erbanblunger smilhen
Canada uno 2DnbDn besiiglib Der
gDmmiiiare i'm @anqe, bic BON
England gu Der en9liifsameritani=
iben gDmmiiliDn fir S~eitiebune Der
@renae in CANADA gu errlen1er iinb.
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@Dmmiifdre elm ganaoier iein. Nus
gutter Queae nerlautet, oaB bic anae=
ritaniihen gommifidre Gecretdr
HoDt, Senator Turner BON Walbz
in9tDn unb SenatDr 2obge BON W1aI-
iabulettS iein tperoen.
Das sc. q. gpening SDurz
mol" tbeilt nit, Nnorem Carnegie
babe Der Brineeton uniserfitdt ST.
600, 900 gum 8au elmer rBraouate
ShDDl" geibenft.
Die Wegerperbdti1elungssY sos
litit oeS Brdiioenten HoDIepelt aei=
ti9t bereits Srii1te! Sn @aIbinatun
MAIDEN fib bic Sarbigen iebt an
Bldben brett, tpDbin lie iid) friiber
ME getpagt batten. SIN &apitpl=
&eitaurant nebmer Jarbige-Mdns
ner un6 Srauen-in benIelben 3imz
mern Bfab mie bic @eiBen uno 1ie
werben BON benielben &eGnern be-
bent.
Die Democraten i'm Senate
iino feit entihlpHen, Der geItdtiauno
Der abermaliaen grnennune oes 5ars
btaen Grum gum Boil uno 6afen=
Collector in gbarleItpn BON Seitsn
oes B~rdiioenten ettergi1hen 8ioer>
itano entgegensuieben.
- Gin grocer 9beil Der Stabt
8idSburg, Wiiiiiiiippi. 1T burt oas
Ini6neaen beS Wiifiifippi unter
Waifer geiebt rpDroen.
Plus Wanila ifreibt man BON
6. Mtdrs: @eitern nabmen 2aoronen
bic Staot Sus in Der Brouina Nls
bap. 3uerit entnaffneten iie Die
itdotilhe 8oliaei uno iiberfielen bann
Die aus @~onltablern beitebenbe @ar=
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Sarfif@e Vrinseiiim ais Sraneu
red1flerin.

Nus copenhagen miro beribtet:
Cine tiirfiibe 8rinaeiiin 6aire=8 Benz
Niao mabt iib felt Ginger Belt in
9Openbagen uielfah bemertbar burd
lire Bortrdge iiber Srauenleben in
Der Tirfei unb als lebbafte Gor-
fdmpferin Der Hefte Der bebauerns=
tpertben tirtiiben Srauen. 9ie
Yrin5eiiin 6airezB ensNiao 1T Die
Iodter eines tuneiiiben Baihas uno
Die @emablin oeS befannten General
fDniuls Nli @ouri 8ep, zines eebos
renen Shweoen, Der an bielen Stel=
len @urDpaS, 5ulebt in Nmfteroam,
als &uniul fungirte. oarauf Die
SteIung oes Chefs oes Barrier
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tans inne bate unb felt leiner 8er-
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nib lanoesfllbtig meiit in Malmb
lebt. Die ibDne Tiirfin bnrfte bic
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fentlib B~0rtragenoe ppr einem in=
tereiiirten Bublifum ibr ionit oibt=
nerihleiertes Nntlib entbiiat. Sic
ipribt nur tiirfiib uno bebarf allo
zines DDlmetiberS, tpeldes Gmt elm
ebenfals lanoesfliibtiger armenilber
@0nitantinupeler, Der Spurnaliit
Bierre Gmneslian, lbernimmt. Der
felbe mar friiber &eoafteur oes 8lat=
tes rStambDul" in Der 6auptitaot,
tparb aber ieiner iunetirtilden 0eis
gungen balber 81 runo so Sabren
&erferS perurtbeilt, oenert er instpis
iGen ourb feline 5lubt nah Baris
ausmih. @ab einieen Sabren DOR.
tieen Gufentbalts lebte er sundbit in
DGnemart. 9a8 intereiiante &lees
blatt erntete in 8ppenbaaen Bel ieis
mem pieoerbplten Nuftreten reiden
8eifaI. Die 9eieaibaft beabiid=
tigt, bemndbit cine &unoreiie ourd
sahlreibe europdiibe @rpBitdote an-
sutreten, I'm in Der Sadie Der tir=
tiiben 5rauen gu reoen uno in @us
rDpa Der beimliben Srauenbepeeuna
in Der Tiirfei gu oienen.
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GS rettete ietu 8ein.

IS. u. Danfortb BON So Grange,
Georgia. fit iebs MDnate lang an
einem furbtbaren ~freiienben S1aoen
am Bein. Nber er l1reibt, baB i'm
nBudlenS Mrnica=G Sable" innerbalb
BON 5 Taeen aebeilt babe. Sir oer=
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