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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01
NOW FOR ARMORY.
Plans Discussed for the Location Of
Such a Building.
VIEWS OF the ADJUTARr GENERAL.

1t is up to the people and congress
as to whether Albuquerque will have
an armory and where II will be To-
Gated.
Adjutant General w. II. Whiteman,
ex-officio officer of the board of terri
torial militia, was here yesterday and
conversed with ehofficers of company
G on matters pertaining to the new
armory.
The recent territorial legislature
passed a bill appropriating the ade-
quate sum of $500 for the construc-
tion of an armory building in Albu-
querque. The bill will have to be
passed upon and approved by congress
before it becomes a law. Major White
man says there is little doubt but
what the bill will become law, as it
is for worthy cause.
Congress does not meet until next
December and until that time very
little can be done toward establishing
the aarsIory.
Major Whiteman and number of
officers of company 9 and prospective
appointees of Governor Otero, 81 s mem
bers of the armory board, took a look
around the city noting the different
possible and acceptable sites. One
site has already been rendered for
consideration, but as the officers as vet
have no authority to consider any
propositions, nothing was done any
more than to view the property.
The new armory, to be a success
financially, must be centrally located.
Although an executive board to man
age the armory will be appointed by
Governor Otero, the location of the
building will be left to the people.
The adjutant generals mission here
was in interest of territorial guards
He is not entirely satisfied with the
organization here. 1t has been in ex-
istsnce about twenty years and should
be strong and with full membership.
lie hopes that this will be brought
about as soon as the new armory is
built and the company will have quar-
ters or It's own to meet in.
The Inspection.
Territory OF New Mexico, Office of Ad. |
jutant General, Santa Fe, n. NJ, |
March &c. 1908.
General Orders No. z:
Pursuant TO directions from the |
war department inspections of the sew
eral company and troop organizations
Of New Mexico national guard will be
made by an officer of the United States |
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01
Chief Of Steamboat Inspections.

Washington, April 1.-George Uhler,
of Philadelphia, today assumed the du-
ties of Supervisor Inspector General of
Steamboats,, succeeding General James
A. Dumont, who was recently removed
on account of age. The new inspector
general is president of the Marine En-
gineers' Association of the United
States and practical marine en-
gineer of recognized ability. The
steamboat inspection service will pass
under the jurisdiction of the new de-
partment of commerce and labor next
July and number of changes in the
men and methods of the bureau are ex-
pected at that time.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01
CARPENTERS STRIKE.
Union Carpenters Of New York State
Town Quit Work.

Schenectady, N. Y, April 1.-The
long threatened strike of the carpen-
ters for forty cents an hour instead of
thirty-five cents, the present rate, be-
gan today, and building operations are
tied up throughout the city. Over 800
men are affected, and they declare
they will have the support of the al
lied trades. A leading contractor said
the nonunion men will be brought here
Immediately in order to complete the
work that already has been started, as
we'll as to start fresh operations. The
strikers declare that if this is done
the men in the allied trades will re-
fuse to handle the work.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01
Interview with Wabash Official.

thhSi VIC" WIFI vdodSh Sh'Siais
st. Louis, April 1.-At the Wabash
headquarters General Blodgett said to
the Associated Press:
After the decision was rendered
counsel for the grievance committees
and conferred together briefly, but no
conclusions were reached. | cannot
say anything as to the future. want
some time to go over the situation and
cannot make expression today"
do you think there will be a
striker"
Il am not prepared to answer that
question at this moment; | have no
iuea what may be done"
will you notify President Ramsey
of the decision?"
mo, We will not attempt it. Presi.
dent Ramsey, who is on his way to
Cairo, Egypt, to attend the bedside of
his daughter, left the steamer Cher
bourg last Wednesday and immediate,
ly took the train. He is scheduled to
arrive in Cairo next Saturday and we
do not know just where to reach him
today. Doubtless he will see the news
while en- route"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01
WON A VICTORY.
Railway Orders Gain a Case in ST
Louis Court.

st. Louis, April In the United
States district court today Judge
Elmer B. Adams handed down a de.
cision dissolving the injunction grant.
ed March 3, restraining officials of the
brotherhoods of locomotive firemen
and railroad trainmen and other labor
leaders from influencing in any way or
ordering the men employed on the Wa
bash system and that the defendants
were conspiring to interfere with in
terstate traffic and the transmission of
United States mails.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01
Railway Men Pleased.

st. Louis, April Nv. C. Lee, vice
grand master of the brotherhood of
railway trainmen, is tue only official
of the two brotherhoods here. Grand
Master Hannahan is expected TO arrive
from indianapolis this afternoon, Mr..
Lee said to the Associated Press:
= The decision completely removes
the injunction. We believe now, as We
always have, that our requests were
just and reasonable and another at
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01
BAD RUNAWAY.
One Horse Injured and Had to Be
Shot-Driver Injured.

A disastrous runaway occurred at
John S. Beaven's coal yard this af-
ternoon in which one of the horses was
so badly injured that it had to be shot,
and the driver was run over and in
jured, but not seriously.
The team was hitched to the shed
and became frightened at something.
breaking the hitching strap darted out
of the yard and ran into the abut-
ments of the viaduct, injuring one Of
the horses in such a manner that it
was necessary to shoot it 10 end its
sufferings. The driver, in attempting
to stop the runaway, was run over.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01
Card from J. M. Sandoval.
1 he EXaninQ Citizen

II q lHt EftIIHB OItILtH.
Albuquerque. N. NJ, April 30.-Hav-
>
ing heard that a certain rumor has
gone around the city that have aban-
doned my claim and rights as the as
SCISSOR OF this county. | therefore re-
quest you to say that the contrary is
the truth and my matter is now in the
hands of my attorneys and will fight
for my rights TO the bitter end.
Respectfully yours,
j. NJ. SANDOVAL.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01
PRESIDENTS TOUR
Party Left Washington on Time
This Morning.
CARPENTERS UNIONORDERS STRIKE
Chicago's Plans for Reception Of
President Roosevelt.
MORE RECRUITS FOR THE PHILIPPINES

y Washington. April 1-Presi- y
y dent Roosevelt, at 9:05 this morn =
y ing started on his western trip. =
= A large crowd gathered at the =
y Pennsylvania station to witness =
y the presidents departure. The y
= journey as planned will occupy y
= nine weeks and three days and =
= the party will travel little more y
= than $4,000 miles. =
= = SNN SIS $ s $ NNN NNNN
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01
WAGES Raised.

Chicago, April 1.-The new wage
scale recently agreed upon by the
union carpenters and the Carpenters
and Builders association went into
operation today. marking the close of
struggle that has extended over sew
eral years. By virtue of the new scale
the union carpenters, numbering about
1900, receive an increase in wages
amounting to 100000 in a year in the
aggregate.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01
Another Denver Strike.

Denver, April 1.-The local union Of
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers,
to the number Of about 200, went ON
strike this morning. They demand
an increase from $3.50 to "a and union
material to work with. c--A
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01
Meeting Of Christian Alliance.

Toledo, Ohio, April delegates
from Ohio, Kentucky and southern
Michigan are attending the annual
meeting of the Christian and Mission
airy Alliance which began here today
and will continue through the remain
der of the week. The program includes
speakers of national reputation as we'll
as d plumber of missionaries from the
foreign field.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01
ERoUE, MEXICO WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

couple of gentlemen who happened
to come in what had happened and
they started after the fleeing man, who
so unconsciously dropped into the
hands of the surprised marshal.
1t is stated that this same Wilson
stole a railroad ticket from a friend
last night.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01
Strike Settled.

Colorado Springs, April AT 10:30
this morning the governors strike
commission began it's last meeting in
connection with the Colorado City mill
trouble, which was settled last night
by mutual concessions. The meeting
was held simply to complete the work
outlined. Z
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01
Tryinu to Acree,

St Louis. April IF. N. Judson, of
st. Louis, special counsel of the broth.
erhoods, stated to the Associated
Press that he and Col. Wells Blodgett,
general solicitor of the Wabash rail-
road company, were making efforts TO
bring all the parties in interest togeth-
er, and that in his opinion an amicable
agreement would be arrived at and
that there would be no strike.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01
SandoNaI County.

The officers of the new county Of
Sandoval will soon be In active serv-
ice in their respective positions. Hon.
]. M. Sandoval controlled the appoint
ments. and secured places for his
friends. He will be the leader in pol
itics in the new county.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01
RUSSIAN COUNT KILLED.
In an Automobile Hill Climbing Race
Near Nice,

Nice, April Count Eliot Tabor
owski, of Nice, was killed today in an
automobile hill climbing race between
here and La Turbie. Count Zaborow-
skis car turned a sharp angle too
quickly, turned over and was wrecked.
The count was hurled against rock,
his head was split open and he died
instantly. His chaffeur is believed to
be morally injured
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01
Refuse to Go to Work.

Denver. April Cooks and Wait
ers' union refused to consider the u1-
timatum of the restaurant men requir-
ing them to return to work today at
the old wages or forfeit their situa-
tions. Restaurant men say they will
open with what help they can secure
and the strike promises to become
long drawn out and a bitter struggle.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01

today. She takes SIG men of the
Eighteenth infantry, PIG of the Thir-
teenth cavalry and about fifty recruits
and casuals. She was to have taken
number of marines, but reservation of
space for them was cancelled.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01

tempt will be made to bring about
peaceful settlement by the grievance
committees and the Wabash officials.
Our counsel is now comforting with
the counsel for the Wabash in an en-
deavor to bring both sides together and
effect an amicable settlement"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01

Mrs. Joseph Bachechi and children,
accompanied by Mrs. Alissandro, left
for California on the noon train. They
will spend the summer on the coast.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01
Ennlish Race.

Putney, Eng, April 1.-Cambridge
won race from oxford by six lengths
today. Time, 19 minutes and 35 sec
onds.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-01
More Men for Philippines.

San Francisco, April 1.-The army
transport Sheridan sails for Manila
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-11-20

oe por Zen Jtspub.itaWrn pbne BEE
ffano 1sr Ssnotraten poreenommen
ptrcen, uno 3pdr tperbe lie bdrouf be-
re9net iein, Die dmeritdniiheSnouftrtt
gu F0rbern, niht su it0ren. gtidt3
f0nnte pertGngHiBboIer Iein ,als ipenn
bic osmotrutiIAe partti tpieoer dn's
Ruber tGme, ober bas lei eine lin
m0aIiGfeit fir bi: nGGIten sipei Sabre.
Glorf pnn WtiFouri er0rtert bic
IusTidlten Der bemotrdtifden 8artei
nnb frdot @rpsbenor, Of es t6m Be
fonnt fei, boB npn ben in ct. 9ouis
IchuIrid oeIprnhsnen 19 8uoIern 16
Republitonsr Ieien.
@rcsbenor entsegnst, er tpiIfe ni6t,
Oh bas pabr lei. WGre es aber Der
SAL, 10 piirbe es ge9en bic llnpdrtei-
tiAteit Der Re9tspTlsge fpre9en. 2(uf
bic Iusiihten Der eemotratif6er BAR
tel einaeb.nb. ertlGrt rer Rebner, bag
bic 9emotruten in BEN fpIgeno,nStoa-
ten fisden niirb:n: Nldb1md, 9rtdn.
Ids. SSloriba. &entudb. 0ouiIiand.
Mifiifiippi. MiITouri g1prb=GaroIina.
Giib=Gorolino, 9,nnsIIes. 9eras unb
@iroinid.
SuI3er or. 81: LIMB sic oiirfen
9tn5ufiigen: gtep gDrt.
9rospenor; sd tDnnte Obio bin
5ufiigen, dbsr i6 min ni9t." Die De
motroten. fdbrt nsr Reoner fort, mo-
gen in 0e.apare uno Soabo 6offnun+
gen baben, aber Marplano 1T 5psife!.
baft. ebenio Sbaho. Die 0emotraten
t0nnten ieiner 8ers6nune na6 aui
151 Stimmen refinen. tpo3u nod 81
3tpeifeIhafte Stimmen fdmtn. Dem
eegeniiber itiinbsn bic foIqenben re.
publitaaiI6"n Staaten: Galifornien
Colorado Connecticut, e[finois, Sns
oiand, Sona, 9onias, Wlaine, Wihi.
gan. Winneiota, Rebrastd. Reip6amp4
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pennIpIpania, &boie Ssldnb, Siib.
Oafotd. Obio, YennIpIpanid, G6ooc
Sslanb, Siib Ootota, 8ermont
Waibin9ton, D:it @irginien, Wiscon-
fin. @pouine, nit 5ufdmmen 262
Stimmen.
3iharbTpn BON SenntRes: Gr tperb;
fir ben tutaniI6en @ertran Itimmsn
neil ferfe(be BEN Sen auf 8aumpolI;
UNI 40 9roasnt ermdBie:. mas Del
Sn6uit1ie o's Siirens 3u ft1ttsn tom
men 'neror.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-11-20

6ortnep BON Mifisan (4sp.) ia9t.
er muhe Den @eueral WooD dbidQtg
tritiiiren, oenn es ei bsipieien, oaB
berieIbe BON ben armen, bungernDen
&ubanern~ $4,000 erpreBt babe, un
lie 2burbsr gu gebsn, Odntit pieIer bic
@dIeBgebung beeinflude. @eneral
Nooo babe bstunbst. baB er auf Der
san3en Sniel nur 1885 Conner ,3uder
babe entpeden t0nnen, bic bem 3ruit
ecb0rtsn. uno bob babe 6err
0apemeber elm pdor Gage Ipds
ter aus9eiogt, odb Der 5ruIt
$4,000 3onnsn 3uder nuf &uba babe.
Doob bab. ii6 BLOB nm 10000 Son'
nen geirrt. 8uba babe 4 Wiuionsn
Dollars in ter Saiie unb lei finan5iell
beFer esItelIt als bic meiItsn dnbersn
aeaierung,n. Die Bin b,3ned., benz
blub:noen Subd ouf Soften Der 5arz
mer Der Ser. Stodten au belfen.
9ouO BON Wihiedn (Rsp.) betdmpft
Die 8;n. bic Teines Grohtsns bic anne
ritdniids 3ldernbuitri. defGbroet.
McWorran pon Mifignn (Rtp.) }
duBert ii9 in bemieIb.n Sinne. tpie Der
8orreoner.
BEL bon Ga.ifornt.n (Dem.) be-
tdmpft ben GsieBentpurf. Gr mcht
selttnp, oab bic RiibenSuderproou5en
ten oss S9uBes beOiirfsn. Benn bic
Republitdnsr, ia9t er. 9lauben, oaB Der
Stadt Galiiornisn ibnsn ii6er iei. 10
isi,n Iie in einsm Srrtbum befan9sn
Ods Bolt bort fiibIe. oob bic Annabm'
oes porIiegsno,n GeIebentipuries siu
o,atn einsn ieiu.r erobt.n Snouitrie'
3p.ig. esrint.ter S6.ae lei.
Gardner pon Mifigan (Rep.) er:
Hart, oab bic @,rb1IttiFe in ben I,Bs
ten poar Sntr.n Ii6 a,dnbrt batter
unb bob bokr du6 i.ins 2lniiht ib,l
Bic So6e cine amber. e,porsn isi
, Gr perte bober nit Der WojoritGt fiji
bi. Bin ftimm.n.
gure.B ron 2erds (0tm.) hdrdti
t.riiirt ben Gi.i,t,n.tpuri ols sint
Sdmoh uno nsiut i,irs Qlrt,i ,onr'
MD. auf elmer Si,a b:i rtr ndtitsr
Wahl rstrrn. rtnu iie fnr;iabre. iif
auF cine Qolitit t.r'uaFsn tp,'t'
6urhS S1riF b~d funa,r eis lanopirtb
| i61ft'ih.n Nn.ereTsH i6ioiee
gertd'ur1.
Die Tsbot.e lpiro 1nr3sn 1sitlcii,T
unb borauf sur 2tbiiimmdus sei4rit
ten iperotn.
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e ongreb.
@dfbinstOn. 19. Hoo.
Senct.

Cine Petition tpiro .insersibt, tptls
6e I'm grb0buns Der psniion Der De-
teronen aus BEN Hrritoniiben Sri.et
BON IL auf 80 Dollars mpnutIi9 err
Iu6t.
9luf artroa Spooners piro Der
Druid BON GrsmpIoren BEG nit Reus
Granada in 1916 abseiaIpF,nsn g.r'
TRACES angecronst.
9erta9ung.
6dus.
0as 6dus tri:t lpi,o.r als qlsndrs
ousi6ub in bic 9erdtbuns etr tubanis
idkn Bill Elm.
@robrenor pcn Chic .r6fin.t oi. Dt'
bate. Die 1arifr,piiton, id5t ,r. ipers
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-11-20
per neue 9sanama
- Gmal=Sertrag,

9erelbe lit berets mnterseidnet tuprbem. 1Iner Sp=
imaroenft i'm 9lrsem. ct. Sumiser Na'mrai=
iatpnsidtuinolcr. Gungref;s sSSerbamolum ZEN.
NeueStes aus 9SaIbimgtpm. Gin amgemdbtes
Wsilipmdrss Sbr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-11-20

Wtorinette. gSls., is. 9eon.
Sin rei6es &upierlaser bon gro'
Bem umfang 1T oreiBig Meilen noros
lih BON Wenominee in Der Rdbe bon
Gurnep, Wli6., sntoedt fporben.
g 6absnfeuer.
philadelphia, Is. 9ton
Ous fiinfit0di9e @ebdube go. III
129 u. Gourtb StrdBe, Gei6dftspIds
Der 0bilaoelpbid Strufp Bcarb 60,
bronnte nieoer. Der Shaben am Yss
bGube niro auf $4,000, an SnbdIt
auf $475.00O 9eiddbt.
Yorg6n9e in Colon.
9iew 2)orf, Is. 9Ioo.
Der Dampfsr rGiip Of Doibins'
ton" fam beute uon Splon 1ier an
uno prn Ieinem tiateren MaIte pe1ls
bic 6lnese Der reuen RepubIit pands
ma. Cine Spe}ia,tommiFion, betes
beno aug ben 6syten Dr.. Wnnuel 6.
2tmoOor, Jeperico gopo. Carlos @to'
iemsna uuo arGi6aIo 9opb, tpelds BIZ.
neue Regisrung ao1eianct bate. be-
fonb ii4 an 8orD BEG Shiffes.
Ndtreno Der llGpdl3ung lag bic
ngitp Of Doi6iu9tou" i'm 9uten pon
Colon uno noba cine grobe 3dbl ben
Weibern unb &iuocrn an 8oro. lpeil
Elm 3uidmmenitoH nit ben tolumbis
fhen 5ruppen 6eiiirdtet nurbe, Gs
befancer f.6 800 'olumbii6s SoItas
ten in @olon, ne.be bic Sdbrt nab
Banana perlane'en. BON ben Wnrinss
Tolodten bee Gysu3ers .Roi6bius"
aber boran b.raireert tpurtsn. Si.
mubten auf BEN eugliifsu Ddmpi.r
yNtraie" bic 6otrt rdh Gartueeno ans
treten unb bomtt mar bic Gefabr zines
3uTommsnTofts a69epsnoet.
EeIbitUoro.
gltlantic GitD. z. s.. IS. Reo.
On ibrem 3immsr i'm 6otsl Roos
n.r fdno mar 81, 9ranisnpGrt.rin
syrou Rettie Gu NIT mebrtrtn Buns
ben an ben QrmsN uno gsinen. Gis
bait. aubebem qdubanum gsnOmmen
unb Iiorb mad 3rei Siunosn i'm 81
Ipital. Hrou Gig srtldrts in elm,
hnt.rldi.nsn 9yisis pab iie ieit N,
rern 9oosn bic Q5ii4t bate, SeIbr'
morb 3u b.oeter uro Rur 10 Iongs 9s'
tpartet babe, I'M s're 8eniigenoe q n
me fir Elm aniausi9es gtsrdbnib us
Iommsn A. brin1sn 4uh fir ID IN
Gobn, Der Dor siriasn 3aeen duF om
areuser ,Dirie" n3h 6olon Banana,
fubr, bintrlisb q, .inen Brief.
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AnQr6ittnpldnr.
NuidjIGse unf Den &rGfOcnten Der
Sdlusis nuo Den 9Onis bon Sta
lien ucrcitelt.
Ger TruSek SiIic redltiertist eiurn
idjmlblOs 6cmnlyearlten.
Sie 3arin errfuutt.
Oeutf 6tanO.

WerIin. 49, 9top.
Der Dor Dem Srisgsgtri9te gu NteB
sefulrte Rrr5eB ge9eu cen 1ralnIeuts
nant oile lat peni3Itena ein Gutes
i'm GeiO,g, 8sb0bt, er cat oelt ieBt IN
WtiinlDtn lebtnoea Gbsrjeutaaut q, ..
2inoner gere1tferti9t. melder leIner
Set gejluun9eu puroe. lcineH Abltteo
bonn l6.5rainbatoilIon 3u nc1men nno
6orbah 81 perlafeu. ,yu Dem Suhe
Plus einer tleinen @arniiou" erSdblt
Billie AUDI pon einem Sfii5;er. Der Die
Satin zines IN eine on0ere Uarnilon
perIebten Sameranen in leiu Saus
aufna9m, bis Iie Dem @bemann folgen
ionnte, aber pie Jrau aus oem $laule
mics, ais er gelpdhr purte, oaB lie
uniaubere 8e3iebun9sn su einem 9euts
nant uno gtnotrer unterbielt. Dds be-
Spg iif auf 2inoner, Die llnteriudung
9egen Billie rat er9sben, odB Gin6uer
polItn @rurb bdSu bate, Die Satin
bes dbneIsnoen &dmeraoen aus Ieinem
Sauie au reiien Der unIhuIbig gss
moBrteeIte 0ffi}i,r 1T oertht|srtigt
unb tritt ipicber in iein dltes Bsr-
bGltniB in bic Qtrmee 3ursid
GormitoOt, t9 Nou.
0i. 3oriu ltibet an Gnt}iinbuns
zines Obres unb lit ossbdlb am 3ei=
len psrbinbert. sSnfoIgs OeTsn peroen
iie unb Der Sar BEN 8eeroigune8feier-
Iid)fcitcn ser in Sficruelpice peritorbe.
neu tIeinen prinaeiTin Gliiobetb pon
9eNen ferne bleiben miiIen.
Die Seffnung Der 2eihe Der tleinen
prin3eiiin erddb1nphu8 in allerldner.
Itsr 6orm als 9obesurIo9e.
2lus eleru I'M g7iirItenibum ReuB l.
g iiuo cj,iae bort f61tiQ cepeient
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