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The Penn's Grove record., 1903-01-02

room in the bank is used for the stor-
age of roots and other stock foods,
while outside Is set a boiler for cook
Ing the same for hogs, poultry, etc.
In this open shed water can also be
heated and hogs dressed, a hosting
arrangement being provided overhead,
During the hot months of summer the
bank room is thoroughly cleaned and
used as a milk room, the open shed
outside being used as a shady place
for churning and working the butter.
The building will thus be found ex-
ceedingly convenient all the year
around.-American Agriculturist. y
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Saved the Hague Courts Life.

President Roosevelt's course in secur-
ing reference Of the Venezuelan contro-
versy to The Hague tribunal was COM
mended in the European capitals, al
though some disappointment was man
ifested in Berlin that he had not con
sented to act as arbitrator. Baron
d'Estournelles de Constant, a French
member Of The Hague tribunal, in q
letter warmly congratulating the Presi-
dent, expressed the opinion that his ac-
ton had saved the tribunal from prac-
teal extinction. This view is shared
by administration officials and diplo-
mats In Washington. The Presidents
note, setting forth the reasons for his
action, was received by the Foreign
offices at London, Berlin and Rome.
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PITH AND POINT

Janitor-"You can't occupy this fat"
Hould-be-Tenant = why not? We
have only nine dogs" "Oh, all right.
/ thought you had children."--Life.
This wofld would be a paradise
And wear a different look
If folks would only smile as when
They have their pictures took"
-Philadelphia Bulletin.
Mrs. Loyegdovey igushingly) II
never express a wish that / do not
know Fred will crafty" Mrs. Cutting
(sweetly)-"Yhat is where you are
clever."-Judlge.
Biggs-sIt STRIKES me that the fool
killer is neglelcting his business Diggs
Hes kept( pretty busy, l suppose.
but you might send him your address,"
Chicago News.
Teacher-"Bessie name one bird that
is now extindt." Little Bessie-"Dick!!"
Teacher-aDAck? What sort Of a bird
is THAR, Little Bessie-"Our canary
the cat ~extinctted him.'-Puck.
Miss Senttg Mental-'The man I
marry must lbe brave as a lion; one
whom nothing could swerve from his
course" Hell Suitor-"Yes, but / can't
afford an auto."-Chicago News.
You maH break, you may shatter
Mans heart if you will;
But it always is good for
Another break still!
Life.
The WidoW-"I want a man to do
odd jobs about the house, run on Ell.
rands, n that never answers back,
and is always ready to do my bidding"
Applicant-"You're looking for a hus-
band, ma'amk''-Life.
II think I (know,' said the amateur
gunner, afteE his fifth straight miss,
why those birds are called ducks"
whats thatl sir?" inquired the guide.
because they duck out Of the way
every time a3fellow shoots."-Philadel-
phia Press.
Tess-"So their engagement is broken
OFF," Jess-1sYes, they quarrelfed, and
she was in fthe wrong" Tess-..And
she wouldn't admit it?" Jess-"No,
that was thie whole trouble. She did
admit 1t, and after that he simply be-
came unbeatable Press.
The Groom-"What are you thinking
of, dearest" The Bride-sI was think
ing If your father and mother had
never met, or mine had V met, or
we had newer been born, or hadn't
loved each other or-o--something,
how dreadful everything would have
been.'-Broolklyn Life.
MI De s1yle-"Why have you cut
Mrs. Highubp from your list of ac-
quaintancesH' Mrs. De Style-"They
have lost their money" who says
soy" mo oIne; but I've learned that
she is giving her daughters a thorough
education. .1that shows that she wants
them to be s4hoolteachers New York
Weekly.
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WIN Power.

1t is the written law of God that man
shall receive according to his gifts. The
law holds in every relation in life, as we
deal with men so will men deal with us.
Every action in life has its measured con-
sequences. The law of reciprocity holds on
all occasions. A man is not entirely sub
iect to his environment. We often hear
men complain that they are victims Of cir
cumstanees, but God has given us a will
power which if we but properly exert it
viii prevail over the evil influences of our
surroundings.-The Rev. H. E. Cobb, New.
V1~l~ Cr4r
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Three Dead in hallway Crash.

Louisville, Ky. - A fast passenger
train on the Illinois Central, bonnJ for
Cincinnati from New Orleans, crashed
into a work train at Caneyyille, eighty
four miles from Louisville. Three men
were instantly killed and two injured.
One Of the engines was demolished
and the other engine and three cars
were derailed. The killed were: Robert
Smith, engineer; Thomas Bell, fireman,
and w. O. Roberts, fireman of passen-
ger train.
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Part Of I Dam swept Away.

After spending s25O,00O in an effort
to dam PaulliA's Kill, at Columbia, the
Paullin's Kill Ice and Power Company
has met with considerable loss again
in the partial destruction of its large
concrete dam. Since the company be-
gan operations three years ago its dam
has been damaged several times. It
erected a large power house for a troll
ley line and an ice house 700 feet in
ength. It will rebuild the dam. A sec
ton thirty feet in length was swept
into the Delaware River.
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Yukon Murderers to Hang.

The Department Of Justice at OF
tawa, Ont, has been advised from the
Yukon that the two murderers, La
belle and Fournier, will be executed
on the same day, January 20. La
belle was to have been hanged on
January 10, but 1t has been decided to
have both executed on the same day.
They were convicted OF numbering
miners for their gold.
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Train Killa and Mains workmen.

A passenger train on the Erie Rail.
road ran DOWN four men employed by
a contractor for the company as they
were walking on the tracks neal
Ridgewood. Edward Martin was in
stantly killed and Henry Natholic,
Stencil Stahislauski and William
Shields were badly injured. All the
men. except Shields, lived at Berea,
Ohio. Shields home is in Undercliffe.
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keep Tools in Condition.

How many Of the tools are dull Or
implements rusty cannot be known
without an examination. Repairs
should be attended to now before
spring opens, and as tools and imple-
ments are in good order will facIl-
itate work it is important that this
matter receive attention.
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BANK BLOWN TO PIECES.
Robbers Obtain $4,000 and, Intimidat-
Ing Pursucrs, Escape.

Ing Pursucrs, Escape.
st. Louis, Mo.-The bank at Union,
Mo-, was robbed Of SIS, 900 in a sensa-
tional manner by burglars between 1
and 2 a. M. Residents IL lie vicinity
Of the bank were aroused by the sound
of an explosion and some of them
rushed into the street.
The burglars then leaving the bank,
fired some fifty shots at random, and
were successful in intimidating the
Would-be captors until they had made
their escape. All the money was taken
from the vaults. The building was
completely wrecked. No clue to the
robbers has been discovered.
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+. AGRICULTURAL !.
when Grapevincs Overbcar.

With ~grapevines oyerbearing is the
usual cause of imperfect ripening.
When the fruit does not mature well it
is certain that the wood is unripe. 1t
should be cut back severely in the fall
and the canes covered lightly with
earth or brush and straw.
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Fatal Wreck In Kansas.

Paola, Kan.-A head-end collision oc>
Cured between two freight trains on
the Missouri Pacific Railroad. A brake
man was killed and three men injured.
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I'll. r.mper.ture Of the Cellar.

The cellar, or other place in which
fruit or roots are stored, should be
kept at a temperature of about forty
degrees above zero, IL possible, which
temperature is not low enough to per-
nit Of freezing and keeps the crops
cool enough to prevent rapid decay.
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Golf Clubs New Quarters.

The members of the Camden County
Golf Club have decided to reorganize
as the Camden County Country Club.
They have secured a fve-year lease
from the E. &c. Knight estate of the
"Old VinelanId" farm at the junction
Of Browning road and Haddenfeld
turnpike. They will install billiard and
pool rooms, gymnasium, shower baths.
cafe and other club features in the
farm house lat an outlay of nearly
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-01-02
sNoWsLIDE CARRIES DEATH.
clubhouse and Occupants Swept Down
y Mountain Side.

Nelson, B. C.-News reached here
that a snowslide struck the bunk house
Of the Mollie Gibson Mine, ten miles
from Lake Kootenai, on Christmas
night, razing the building. 1t is be-
lieved to have killed nine men and in
jured several others.
The men had gone to bed after hold
ing an impromptu concert. The snow
slide crushed in the roof and swept
the men down the mountain. They
were carried from SEQ feet to half a
mile from the site of the cabin. One
mar was found in the snow, writing
In agony. He died a few moments
later.
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Brothers Asphyxiated In Bed.

James Bachman, twenty-four years
old, and William Bachman, nineteen
years old. brothers, were found dead
in their room in a hotel at Allentown,
Pa. They had been asphyxiated by IL
Illuminating gas. 1t is supposed they
blew out the gas when they went to
he'd
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Accepts Iradley,s Last Ofrer.

The Asbury5 Park City Council has
voted to accept James A. Bradley's
offer to sell the beach and sewers to
the city. The council also voted to is
sue $500, 900 BIZ thirty-year three and
one-half per cent. bonds. This will have
to be approved by a vote of the tax
payers. The }only condition was that
Ocean avenue shall be widened by
twenty-five feet, making a boulevard
100 feet wideE A committee was ap-
pointed to have the Legislature pass
any acts that may be needed to en-
large the city1s powers.
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Embezzling Postmaster Kills himself.

Elnbezzl1ng Kills H1inseIf.
While . Postofice Inspector T. e.
Laughlin, Of Chicago, waited in the
p~ostofice at CORTLAND, Ill, for Post
master q. T. Greening the latter went
to his home and shot himself. Inspec-
tor Laughlin discovered a shortage Of
$14OO in G~reening's accounts.
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Princess NAV Come Here,

It is stated on what is alleged to be
good authority that the Grown Prin-
cess Of Saxony and the Archduke Leo
pold Ferdinand may make their homes
in the United States.
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Old Greeley House Burned.

The old Greeley homestead on the
New York State line, six miles from
Cory, Pa, was destroyed by FIRE. 1t
was for many years the home of the
father of Horace Greeley.
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Said d Be Oyster Pirates.

Leonard CHI and, Samuel Blew and
Fred Bowerl were placed in the
Jail at Bridge charged by the State
Oyster CoHAa, oion with illegal
dredging in Tie Maurice River Cove.
The men liveSat Port Norris.
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In All Parts Of the state.

- "A = - - IN StALcs
Skating is excellent in Gloucester
County.
Carl Scharf has been appointed
fourth-class postmaster at Stanley.
Miss Irene Durand has been elected
teacher of the Nortonville Public
School.
Owing to the scarcity of coal in South
Jersey towns many of the schools
have either to close or use wood as
fuel.
South Jersey Gamers have sold
nearly all their seasons pack at prices
beyond any received in years. The
demand has never been exceeded.
,The State road between Hancock's
Bridge and Salem. made of oyster
shells, is completed. Another road is
being constructed in Upper Pittsgrove.
The modern trapper is nothing if
not progressive. One of them at Lower
Alloway has put a gasoline engine in
his skif and has now no trouble visit
ing his traps.
City Treasurer A. B. Davis, of Ham
monitor, reports more taxes paid this
year lHdH LIZ MANY years past.
At the special election the residents
of Readington township, Hunterdon
County, have voted to erect a new
$4,000 public school building at Read
ington. Necessary appropriations were
made for a site.
Paulsboro people believe the Town
ship Committee could make the town
happier by securing better LIGHTS.
There are only three lights the entire
length Of the main street, and they are
kept going BIZ storekeepers.
! The case Of DR.. j. r. G. Thompson
against the township of Downe. Cum
berland County. for services rendered
a smallpox patient, has been settled
for $500. The doctor sued for $1,000,
and a jury gave q verdict for 5000.
The case was to have been taken to the
Supreme Gollrt, when It was settled.
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Train Seven DAYS ia : Drift.

The o. blockade on the Burlington
road vas lifted, when an accommodate
ton train at Sterling. Col, stuck seven
days in a drift, was dug out by hand.
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unjust Gamc Laws.

An effort will be made to have the
game laws amended by the Legisla-
ture. The Totdwa Rod and Gun Club,
at Paterson, has discussed the prohibit
ton Of a distribution of fish and game
by the State Commission to the owners
OF private laHds, where the general
public is not allowed to hunt or fish.
1t was regarded an injustice to the
general public and the sportsmen of
the State to have the owners of private
lands get from the State Commission
quail or trout, which We're paid for
u OF the public funds, and then post
signs prohibiting fishing and hunting.
a resolution WAS passed in favor of
extending the| open season for game
from October 25 to December 25, in
place Of from November 10 to Decem-
Der 81, as NOW, and of making July
a closed month for woodcock.
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when England Is swamped.

The geoloaist was entertaining the
habitues of Mulcahey's with an inter-
esting story} about the gradual en-
croachment( of the ocean upon the
coast of GrIeat Britain. Among other
things, he told them that Father Nep-
tune annually bit out and swallowed
a tract of land off the east coast Of the
country naItned equal in extent to Glib
raltar; that between Cornwall and the
Scilly Isles a tract of 227 square miles
has been gradually covered with the
waters of the Atlantic; that in York
shire there} are twelve towns which
have been submerged within the menu
ory of mani, in Suffolk at least five;
that visitor$ to Cronmer, in Norfolk,
are shown al rock far out in the ocean
on which oI3ce stood a church which
was then in{ the centre of the village.
So great, hex said, had been this grad
ual, but stetdy, encroachment OF the
sea that the total area Of England.
which In 1867 was 32,59O,397 acres,
had in 1900 $hrunk to 32,549, O19 acres,
a loss In thu II period of more than no.
600 acres. YThus. he explained. Eng
land is being swallowed up by the At
lanticsat tho rate of about 1000 acres
annually.
Elbow l0ng3 will it take to swallow up
the hull col untry?" asked Mulcahey.
who had bel len an intensely interested
listener.
"Let me sIee," replied the geologist.
AT the rat mentioned it will take
about five b undred years 10 engulf a
million acrels, and in about sixteen
billion years. the whole Of England
will be underi water"
"Bully for THAT" fervently exclaimed
Mulcahey. Tilt serves 'em good an
right, bad eesfs TO 'em. I only hope Til
live to see thle day it ome to pass
New York Tribune.
He'd AN . Mourning Color.
The antiquAiry put down his pipe and
laughed aloutn.
at says hersc," he explained, pointing
to the book dd5n his knee. sathat in the
Middle Age #sed, and not black, was
the color OF | Mourning. / am reminded,
in reading thMfs, of a good story.
tJt's a stor ABOUT Sir Henry Irving
and i critic. Y~sThaAcritic said:
"sMr. IryiTbg, Why don't You wear
red instead oil bla{k in Hamlet? Don't
you know red wak the mourning color
:, en-, ' s:s's' NJ! 1 !. H :;s,s. '' 4.
line x8
cans red iuk.s
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Familyfs Unique Record.

Six children Of Hugh Brown, Glou-
cester City, where the centre of attrac-
ton at the sefyice in the Presbyterian
Church a few days ago.. All were
given presents for remarkably faith
full attendance at church and Sunday
school. Their unique record is as fol-
lows: Williart 20 years old, Ia years
attendance; Augustus, II years old, IA
years ATTENDANCE: Abbie, 16 years old,
IL years attendance; Mary, IA years
old, 10 years. attendance; Grace. IL
years old, Z years' attendance, and
Olive, 8 yearsIold, 5 years attendance.
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A Various Purpose Building.

Various Purpose Building.
The cut shows a building constructed
upon a bank, that will prove conveni-
ent for several uses. In winter the
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-01-02
MANY KILLED IN 4 WRECK
Flying Passenger Train Crashed Into
a Freight Train in Ontario.
CAUSED BY OPERATORS MISTAKE

sixty-thres Persons We're Killed or In.
jured The Latter Suffered Terribly
From Exposure-HorribIe Scenes wit
nessed by Those Who Extricated tho
Hurt From tho. Tolescoped Cars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-26
Revista de la fiesta
esc0Ear EN- Lares


Ell viernes a las dos y media de la
tarde, Sc Ilevo a efecto, con toda la pom
pa possible, la fiesta escolar en- esra po-
blaci5n. Reunidos todos los alumnos
de las escuelas en- la casa de los Sres.
Marquee y Co.; dio comienzo ell acto
tocando la orquesta que dirige ell Sr.
Ornes una pieciosa sinfonfa. Segui-
damente hicieron uso de la palabra va
rios nifios, entire los que recordamos a
el hijo del juez de Paz, Luz Martinez
y Serrano, Srtas. Palma, Gonzalez in
fnidad de otros cuyos nombres no es
possible recordar, hablando todos con
verdadera maestrfa 6 inteligencia.
Sc celebraron tnos juegos acolnpa-
nados por la m1sica, resultando brillan-
tfsimos; fueron obsequiados todos cen
refrescos y dulces. A las seis, una vez
terminsdo ell festival, Sc efectuo una
manifestation por todas las GALES. La
orquesta iba tocando el himno de Was
higton. Termino todo con un discur-
so lleno de sabias maximas, pronuncia-
do por nuestro querido amigo don Au-
relic Mendez Martinez. Nuestro aplau-
SO a la Junta de instruction, asf como
4 los profesores por haber trabajado
tanto, para 1ograr que Sc llevase a efec-
to una fiesta de esta fndole.
CorrecnonSa1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-26
SCOTT & BOVINE,

nos pueblos, nuestro amigo y compa-
|fiero s'Semper".
LIE deseamos una 'tournee" venture
sa y productive.
~ Hoy entro en- puerto el vapor
cubano "Julia procedente de San Juan.
Lleva para Santo Domingo y Cuba
23 pasaieros y 244 cabezas de ganado
vacuno y ca5allar.
- Varias familias de la "hide lif'
Sc disfrazaron anoche, dando bromitas
muy ingeniosas en- los hogares amigos.
- Hasta Ia fecha no ha sido de-
nunciado ninguno de los mil que fueron
anotados por disparar 6 tirar huevos.
Fue una broma de la policfa.
- Ha regresado de los Estados
Unidos, despues de tres af1os de ausen-
cia, ell joven don Luis Emanuclli, hijc
de nuestro amigo don Miguel.
Sea bien venido.
- Nuestros amigos don Eduardo
|Sainz don Francisco Alvarado en-
barcaron aver para New York.
Que hagan TN viaje feliz.
-. Sc encuentra nuevamente en- san
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-26
Quifllicos,

Tuan el sefor D. w. Sifre. El Direc-
tor del "Diario de Ponce, don Edel-
miro Lespier. tambien Sc encuentra en-
la capital.
~ Hoy por fin lego el vapor es-
paSol "Buenos Aires.
Lleva mucha carga de transito.
Aquf tomo, para Europa, 3SSs sacos
cafe, embarcados por sus consignatarios
Srs. Felici y Co., Fritze Lun yCo., Mo-
rales y Co., c. Armstrong, Scrs de Ma
vol Hmns y Co., Bonnin Armstrong y
Co., F. Oliver v F. Valiant.
Salio hoy mismo.
Corresponsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-26
Ponce

Anoche Sc llevo efecto el bale de
Carnaval, que ofrecio la familia Felici 4
Sus fntimos.
Hubo derroche desconfettis y serpen-
tinas, manteniendose el bale pauy ami
mado hasts las dos de la mafana que
termjno.
Todos los concurrentes f1eron fina-
mente obsequiados por la familia Felici.
~ Aver fue Ell ''disloque" para los
aficionados al Carnival.
Hubo mascaradas como nunca, pre-.
valeciendo Ell elemento femenino entire
los disfrazes.
A las once de Ia noche Sc vefan atin
mascaras por las Gales, y las doce Sc
disparaban los ,zltimos huevos.
Vueive hablarse de que en-
reve vendrS un comisionado del Co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-26
bierno a investigar la administration
municipal de Ponce.
Isl clio tiene
que Suceder
que sea 10 antes
que pneda SER,


pues parece que ell nuevo Alcalde no
continia los trabajos de reparaci6n de
la plaza Las Delicias, hasta que no Sc
verihque dicha investigation
~ Felix Cuesta, el bombero que
murio y fue enterrado aver, ocupo ell
puesto de Official de tramoya en- el tea
rro por mucho tempo.
~ En- el club "Baldorioty" hubo
bale anoche, con motive de la fiesta de
Carnaval.
NOS dicen que eStrvo muy animado.
~ Tambien Sc celebraron anoche
varios bales p1blicos, divirtiendose los
concurrentes sin extralimitaciones emo
|josas.
Mas vale asf.
~ Esta mafiana sali6 en- viaje para
San Juan, deteniendose antes en- algu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-26
SOCIEDAD ANONIMA
sfEHGA de DETALLFSTAS''
DE SAN JUAN PUERTO RICO
SEGUNDA CONVOCATORIA

No habiendo podido, por falta de
n1mero, celebrarse la Junta General de
Accionistas anunciada para ell % del
corriente, de acuerdo con ell Arr1culo 22
del Reglamento, Sc convoca nueva
Junta para el 10 de Mario proximo
venidero, advirtiendose que esta sc ce-
lebrara con el ntmero que concurra.
Lo que Sc hace p1blico para general
conocimiento e
San Juan, P. f., Febrero 20 1923.
El Secretario,
"a JOSE FERNANDEZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-26

Estando padecendo de catarro agudo determine
tomar preparado que nombre parecdo al
de emulsion anunca esta capital Ese preparado
produjo gran rrtaci6n ell ubo DIGESTIVE por cuya
vi obgado suspender Por consejo del
DR.. Don Delfn Guerra empec6 tomar la Emulsion de
Scott, hoy encuentro casi restabecido.
para que conste frmo ell presente la Habana, a
de Agosto de 1902
FEDERICO ENTRALGO
Residencia, Gale del Hospital. no s.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-15

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Idnserin, bic iiA riibmen tann, BON
einem resierenben 5errI9er - getiibt
tporben gu fein, ndmli9 bonn GOnige
bon Spanten. Nls lie Dor einlgen
sSaEren i'm tDnislt9en palait in Maz
brib fang, ipurbe audi Der f0nigli4e
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bic 9ano tiiHen, gu lohen. Wiiroen
Sic erluubsn, oab er Sic tiibt?"
Natiirlin erlaubte IS bic patti, uno
10 purbe tie oon benz a0nise setiiBt.
Die intlerin mar audi bic erite,
bic ibre 5ttmme berlihern lteB. Sic
lit nit $4,000 fir cine. 8oritequns
ober nit $4,000 fir ben gdnaliAen
0erluit Der Stimme ber li9ert. Srobz
benz lie fait 60 Sabre alt TT, bat tie
nur 3tpelmdl Dle er1tere Werlt1erungs@
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1aal gu ben,abren; basu sebDrt unter
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nimmt lie cine frdfttae Mabl5eit.
gnt1na galpes' bette Rolle lit Die
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