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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-17
INVITATIONS
To the Wedding of Mr.. Ernest James,
of This City, to Miss Edna Virginia
Maxwell, of comts, Maryland,
Have Been Received.

The friends Of Mr.. Ernest James, Of
the James shepard Company, the Waldo
stationers and book dealers, have receiv-
ed tne following invitations:
Mrs. James s. Maxwell
requests your presence at the marriage
of her daughter,
Edna Virginia,
Mr.. Ernest WILDER James,
on the evening of Thursday, the twenty
third of June,
nineteen hundred and four,
at half past six o'clock.
Mountain Methodist Episcopal Church
Comas, Maryland.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-17
BOWMAN IS RECENT.

aIorgantown, W. Va, June ,l4-The
governor has appointed Stuart II. Bow.
man, of Barbour county, as a member
of the board of regents to succeed the
late c. r. Oldham, of aIoundsville. Mr..
Bowman was member of the legisla-
ture for two terms and is one of the
most prominent yonng Democrats OF
the state.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-17
DRIVER RECEIVES INJURIES.

James Teter, driver for the Williams
& Davissen Company met With a pain
full accident in the east end of the city
tuesday morning. He fell to the ground
from the big delivery wagon he was
driving and received seyersl very bad
bruises besides a seyere shaking up.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-17
NEWSPAPERS
COMBINE
Terre Haute Tribune Buys Out the
Gazette and Both Papers Win Be
Published AS One in the Future.
By Associated Press.

rcrre Hame, Ind. June 1.-THE Terre
Hautc Tribune has purchased the Daily
Gazette. Both papers will be consolid-
ated and printed a one paper tomorrow
under the name of the Tribune Gazette
with Jams $. Barcus, president, and w.
I. Halstead, as general manager.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-07-23
has secured the position of night
clerk at this popular hostelry.

mas Secufe1 the pOSlClOH Ol HlSnI
clerk at this popular hostelry.
FOR RENT-Six-room house,
with bath and pantry. For par
ticulars call on A. P. Heckathorn,
Phone No. 1851. 7,2-tf
Mrs. Charles Flowers and Miss
Hattie B. Shat, of Trail Run, O.,
spent yesterday afternoon calling
on friends and shopping in the
city.
F. F. French was up from Sis
tersville, w Va. He is not very
| well, and the doctors say he has
muscular a troph Macdonald
Record.
Attend the great sale clothing,
dry goods, shoes, at your own
price. Bargains for everybody.
Syndicate Buyers association, GA
| Wells street. 7,22-2t
"Had" Garnet, who occupied
the position as night clerk at the
Hotel Wells for some weeks, re-
signed and left for Parke.rsburg
yesterday afternoon.
w. R. Wells of Wheeling, pass
ed through the city yesterday af-
ternoon on his way home from a
short visit with his sister, Mrs. K.
S. Foreman of Middlebourne.
Sheriff j. W. Grim and little
daguhter of Middlebourne, passed
through the city last evening on
their way to Wheeling, where Mr..
Grim was called on official bust
ness.
| -O-O-O-
WANTED-Ladies with sewing
machines to work at home on lin
en- goods; everything sent free
send addressed envelope to House
hold Credit company, 212 Van
derbilt Bldg, New York. 7,22-6t*
-O-O-O-
Mrs. c.. E. Bailey and two lit
tie daughters left yesterday after
noon on the 3:14 train for Will
Jamestown, where they will visit
Mrs. Berry, mother of Mrs. Bailey,
for a few weeks.
| For your Sunday reading you
can get the August numbers of
Lippincott, Mcclure, Scribner,
Harpers, Pearsons, Woman s
Home Companion and many other
magazines, all August numbers,
at McCoy's Book store.
| -O-O-O-
A. G. Jackson, president of the
First National bank, and family
left yesterday afternoon for New
York City via Baltimore and Bos
ton. Mr.. Jackson will return tc
the city in about two weeks, but
his family will be absent until the
first of September.
-o-o-o-
The Board of Education intend
ed to meet today to lay the levy
but the assessors books are not yet
finished, so the board will have tc
meet at later date for this pur
pose. Only a part of the school
trustees have been appointed fol
this district, and as soon as the
list is complete it will be publish
ed in The Review.
-O-O-O-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Jackson anG
daughter, Miss Kathrine, left yes
terday to spend the heated term
They expect to visit Atlantic City
and other summer resorts. After
a two weeks vacation Mr.. Jack
son will return home, while Mrs
Jackson and daughter will con
tinue her visit with Mrs. Jackson ,!
parents at Angelica, n. Y, unit
in September.
The following is a list of those
who accompanied the remains Of
the late Christopher Seavert tt
this city yesterday: Mrs. Blanche
Moran, only daughter of deceas
ed; j. L. Simpson, J. M. Tramp
ton, j. L. Allen, F. NJ. Jones, F. N
Stats and F. T. Bostaph of Bra
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-07-23
NATURE
ANDA'
NEUROLOGIST- VIZ DO:

We take off fat and increase
nerve and muscle supply. Zone
patient lost q pounds in 4
weeks.)
We put flesh on lean people by
teaching them how to digest food,
what food to eat, and how much.
We straighten cross eyes with
out knife, scissors or pain.
We reach the causes of epilepsy
and it disappears.
We fix old chronic dyspeptics
from one to three months, and
they stay fixed, too.
We do not care much what your
trouble is; so long as you are able
to come to our Office, we can
analyze it for you and tell you
just what can be done.
We do our duty and we do it
with all our might, whether it be
for charity or fee. We could not
afford to do otherwise. Reputa-
tion is worth more than money
this fact we impress upon patients
who are inclined to disobey in
structions because their neglect
would do us more harm than their
money could possibly do good.
If we say ego to the woods" it
must be; if we say "half rations, +"
so it is; if we say "wear glasses, p"
it must be done, or we quit the
case.
Consultation free.
Signed
DIR. ABNER G. THOMAS, N. D.,
"who corrects;"
NATURE, "who cures"
Sistersville, W. Va.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-07-23
The
Royal
Jar

Before buying your supply OF
jars for the season let us show you
the Royal. The simplest and most
perfect jar made, -.~;4rv
The Royal is an Improvement
over the ordinary glass can, and
while a little higher in price, the
loss of one jar of fruit through
an ill-ftting lid or rubber so fire.
quently met with on the ordinary
jars would more than make up
the difference in price.
The price per dozen:
Pints -. .$1.15.
Quarts ...........$l.15.
NJ. A. Sybert Grocery Co
THE POPULAR GROCERS.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-07-23
Local News

n
900
Charles Lane Of Pittsburg, was
in the city today.
900
Frank Martin of Marietta, was
in the city last evening.
900
Attorney M. D. Hanes went to
Pittsburg last evening.
900
J. H. Deadwood of Pittsburg,
was in the city last evening.
G.. R. Kerr was New Martins
vile business caller last evening.
900
The Lorena and Virginia will
be Sundays Pittsburg boats
south.
Samuel Mccormick OF Mata-
moras, spent the day here with
relatives.
-O-O-0-
The Big Kanawha will be this
evenings Parkersburg and Pitts
burg boat.
Contractor George Morrison re-
turned from Pittsburg yesterday
afternoon.
The Ruth will make her usual
|, trip Sunday between this city and
Wheeling.
The Kanawha and keystone
State will be this evenings Pitts
burg boats.
Jacob Gouchie of Matamoras,
was business caller in the city
last evening.
Ezra Mayfeld Of Pine Grove,
was a business visitor in the city
last evening.
A levy Of only 212 mills will pay
the last bond for our handsome
new schoolhouse.
j. w. Thornhill of Bealington,
w. Va, was a guest of the Hotel
Wells last evening.
John A. Boles of independence,
Kan, was registered last evening
at the Hotel Wells.
S. l.. Cronin of Woodsfeld, O.,
was business visitor in the city
yesterday afternoon.
Harry Graham went to Pitts
burg yesterday afternoon on a
short business mission.
FOR SALE-House. INQUIRE at
lis Curry street, Mccoy Heights.
6,30-tf
The Bessie Smith will pass UP
Sunday at II o'clock on her way
from Parkersburg to Wheeling.
d The Queen City is due to arrive
here Monday evening at 6 O'Clock
en- route from Cincinnati to Pitts.
burg.
Hammocks are not in it with
the Solid Comfort Swing, sold by
the Sistersville Novelty com.
pany. 1926
Miss Flora Parshall of Pitts.
burg, formerly of this city. is visit,
ing at the home of DR.. J. NJ. Boice
North Wells street.
-O-O-O-
FOR RENT-House; 5 rooms
good location; inquire of Mrs
Emma S. Evans, 296 North Wells
street. 1927
F. Whaley, well-known Wheel
ing boot and shoe travelling sales
man, was calling on his patrons
here last evening.
No trouble to you. We hane
them up. The Solid Comfort
Swing sold by the Sistersville
Novelty company. 1926
) -O-O-O-
Miss Blayne Berry of Parkers
hnrp will arriya in tho oitv +h;s
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-05

The engineers of tae suriacing
crew of the ST. Paul road ieft che fore
part 1t ths week for Milwaukee
The ladies Of the VI r. Church
scored quite success at their Hal
lowe On party last Monday clearing
$40
alr aud Mrs Heath, N Neiisvillr
Wis. cousins Of Mrs J. I. Gibson.
visited with the latter during the
week
Alex Ross. Of CRYSTAL Falls. IL here
installing i big new pump a. the
Michigan mine ior the oliver people
a baby boy was born 70 Mr and
Mrs Frank steddick last week
Mother and Child ARE apiug nicely
Nmasa Las more mps ip it im
mediate vicinity thi. rca thau ans
other plnra $50 tha nuy Nnr iht
mouth 81 the pint than ara ba
separate anr employing tmm
.wrHt ttE men fbe ehsn
-aupmy operating d the vicinity
81 the Noti tras..ut Na EMPLOY
ibont fifty mn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-05
More Ore Shipments.

The week has witnessed a renewed
attack upon the remaining ore in
stock about the Crystal Falls mines
and II IS now quite certain that every
pound " ore Id stock at the hide
pendent mines viii be sent forward be-
fore the season closes. The pile that
remained the longest was the big
bunch OF Bristol ore that stood beside
the shaft al the latter property This
mine has been very successful In get
ting rid of It's inferior grade ore dur
ing the summer but It's better grade
went slow. Al the Bristol grade ore
that was sold was hoisted from the
mine until last week when the local
management got orders 90 start at
once 10 load an the ore In stock and
Supt. Bjork lost no time in getting
things In readiness for the loading Of
the ore The Bristol ore loads the
best OF any ore in the district and the
shovel Is able 20 make phenomenal
loading records from this pile 80
well does the ore load that II Is
thought that all 81 the ore will he
loaded before the end OF next week un-
less there should be some Stacking or
of ears.
The Corrigan-McKinney people got
orders To load the pile Of Lincoln ore
that has stood beside the No.
Western shaft for couple of years
and the shovel is now hustling that
into the ears also. When this pile is
cleaned every ponnd of the ore that
was in sight at the Great Western viii
have been shipped The Lincoln ore
is quite lumpy and has 10 be- run
through the crusher which will delay
the loading longer than would bee the
case had II not 10 be crushed.
The shovel was taken away before
all OF the Armenia ore was loaded.
There is a very small pile left but that
may 20 also before the season is over.
The Mansfield is about through
loading for the season unless the untx.
pected happens and the management
gets orders TO load more ore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-05
CRYSTAL FALLS BOYS PUSH
George oesbien Gets vep Complimentary
Mention in Manila Paper.

Hot the old residents viii remem-
Der Geo Desbien, son II Mrs. Geo.
Dcsblcn. Of this place. who enlisted in
the z ). Army shortly after the ont
break NJ the war with Spain. That
Mr. Desbien is getting ON well In the
world Is shown by half column men
tion OF him made IN recent issue Of
the Philippine Gossip, paper printed
at Manila. After telling where the
subject OF the sketch was born and
giving few incidents 81 his child
hood. all of which is ancient history, IL
adds the following account OF his
career IN the Philippines, which will
bee information TO our readers;
when the great war Of % broke
out. our hero felt patriotic blood ilow-
ing In his veins. aud lost no time In
Offering his services to the Country,
the same being accepted. and short
while later The Philippines tremhled
as he sat foot on shore.
lie served his enlistment without
either getting killed. or becoming "A
brigadicr general, something rather
unusual, bat then he is an unusual
man.
AFTER an honorable discharge from
the Army, he Joined the Constabulay,
being one OF the original officers of
that organization. lie served as an
officer Ia the InSular Army for two
years, rcsgning at the end OF that
time. When his resignation was ac-
ccpted he was the Senior Inspector Of
pampanga province.
After short vacation Mr. DcSbicn
accepted a position with NJ. A. Clarke,
and az once become famous as 'The
sweet man. Since that time, he has
earnestly endeayored 10 perform slow
murder on the many residents OF these
sun-kiSSed Isles, by selling them so
much of Clarke's candy that they
would die OF an over-indulgencc ~
their appetitcS,
lie bears the distinction OF being
the trst commercial traveller 60 cross
Mindanao, that land where the fierce
Moro holds full Sway Ii is slyly hint
ed that "Dez" fed All the dattos ON
his sweet StutIS, aud they were SO
pleased they thought Of making him
datto-in-chici and giving him fifteen
moro wives, an honor Ice hastily rctus-
ed
Nh DcSbieu now goes 10 China to|
push Clarke's guods IN Tie land ol the
Celestial. cmld.lIke children ~ An-|
uanias, Some Time ago. Mr Clarke,
went to China, and while
there sold great many soda fouu-
mius his success in tb3t lime BIS the
caase 40 Mr. Dcsh.cns present trip
The atter gentleman cau boz ae
ra5od gpm o. p.ac .ar number
0l sNectmelta hisueW Solid bein
20 pushing energetic and husliu1
yam American uu5 4t tawe wH is
occupying lar caular or tha world
stage iu business tudaY
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-05

Iullu, Kellcr,chou, engineer amt
0lmue n Atkins. dausntsmgn u
Cine 1tIi4e ~ 40 MERRIAM, 435l
oftheuIw Iron Mining company
laG Nmdlr tr Eam iU connection
Wffh SOME mnIna tl9 which
Ufe aein made by a1Gihtf company
THe Oliyai company h Ald tohaye no
0alcial connection Witn tbe venture.
stte t0 IeBa tine services 0f DC, men as
"a courtesy oauothci concern, which
is said "a he uut Of Duluth
The proposition is saId 20 be strictly
on iron ore, but just how much nt "a
showing tlc people interested have
could not bc learned SOME manage
ncSe Is produced Ia cuba and M years
gone by the steel corporation al least
the Carnegie Steel company imported
Cuban manganese for USE in It's pre-
the metal.
Nr kcllcrSch0u Is said 70 De- m exc
pert explorer fur iron ore aud Inns con.
Quoted many prospects r0r the oliver
company iu This aud other countries
Duluth Herald
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-05

Word was received by the local
officials OF the Mansfield mine last
Monday 10 load an additional $4,000
tons Of ore this season making Ia all
10000 tons 10 be shipped from the ore
in stock There were about 100000
tons OF ore on the docks when the
mine closed so that the big piles Will
register but abont 40 900 10 carry over
during the winter The local officials
say that the additional rcquisition can
Doe complied with easily The ore is
90 go in weekly ustallmcnts of 10000
which means "a thrcc-weck, i0b.
The shovel IS working very smoothly
so that there NH be mo trouble liz
putting Use ore into tHe ears,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-05

Nert ut rates n0W iueiCet vla tht
NuJn Nrtcm.iiW t1 .t Louis audi
utmu arum ul points Excellent
train sertIee ind i.Iea rgtutu limit
hsk Ties nts rtInaN Nuth
Nmiem H hf fH.i particulars
When ylI uted iaeit high
erala wine f0f medicinal ns Genuine
lmpund InNN i8tt p'ea
Vuu Bridges llfue stone
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-06

fem atutenQnfan Der tiidii9sn&ranfz
beit fi9 erbolen mOge, bab aber bic
@usi9ten basu nur gertng eri4ienen.
Inter ben intimen Sreunoen bes
Senators gamma BON Sbio herrI6t
Gngitli9e 8eiorgnib, baB Die &rtfis
einen beflagenspertben 4usgdng nsbz
men mOge.
(@pGter.) = Senator 9anna bat
bas Nerpenfieber, pie beute 8ormitz
tag mad elmer fpeiteren COMPUTATION
Der @er5te offi5iea angefiinDigt muir
be. 0iele Siaenoie tit bur4 Die BON
Or. @btpdrb 8ebrpub porgenommene
9lutunteriu6ung beitGtigt tporben.
YrGiibent GoDiepelt eri9ien i'm Saufe
bes @ormittags i'm 9otel unb ertun@
bists ii9 peri0nli9 iiber ben 3uitanb
bes putienten.
MuBer ben 4er5ten Girep II. Wfag%
ruber tit iebt audi Or. Ssler aus8al>
timore 5u s6ilfe g~erufen tporber, nm
an elmer COMPILATION She'll gu ne6z
men. I'm $50 beute 4beno tpurbe
fplsenbes Bulletin erlahen:
,NGsemeiner 3uftunb gut, feline
Gompli5irungen, Semperatur 1011,
Puls 80.
2pren5 auf benz 3eugenz
itanbe.
Sn benz pro5eB gegen Md4en unb
Genoi1en betrat George 6. Soren5,
Der @ei6Gftsagent Der unter 4ntluge
ftebenben 9riiber Soft, ben 3eugenz
ftanb unb gins fofort auf feline Ser
binbung nit benz Groff'i4en SLANT
merpatent Elm. Sci einem 8eiu4 in
@af6ingtpn i'm Suli 1895 traf er,
tpie er bebauptet, Ma9en, nit nell
dem er betannt mar, Dor benz Poitz
sebGube; bieier madte i'm auf einen
febr ~gefGGisen 8rieffaiten Dor benz
@ebGube aufmerfium, unb ite nabmen
in Jolse befen in Der Office bes
8rieftrdeer : Superintenbenten bas
Mpbeu elmer &lammer in 4ugenz
16eih. Gr beiu9te audi ben poitz
meiiter unb tpurbe benz in Der Office
a~npeIenben @dmuel q. 9roff borgez
fteat, ipel9er ihm Die Gtnri9tung Der
&lammer erflGrte. SpGter fam Co
rer5 au9 nit 3. 9. @roff Sufamz
men, unb bic @ef9i9te feiner Bethel
ligung an benz 9atent entfpra9 Der
BON ben 8riibern 9roff gegebenen
S9ilberung. Ma9en min 2orenS in
WaibinstOn niemals g~etroffen unb
feline erite 8esegnung nit inn aufGl=
Zig i'm Quguit befelben Sabres uuf
elmer @ergniigungsfubrt auf benSee'n
gebabt baben. Ma9en erfldrte linn
Bel bieisr @elesenbeit, feline Reiien
niiBten i6m Ni9ts, neil bas 9epurtez
ment fi4 idon fir bic Ginfiihruns
Der &lammer entf6ieben babe. Go
reno fam bann in feiner Mus5age auf
bas SelsefdGft 5uriid, tpel9es er 10,
pie Die anberen Gntlaftungs5eugen
Dor linn barfteate, unb ~erpdbnte, baB
Ma9en linn ieinen 4ntbeil gegen cine
Note bon $4,000 abgetreten babe, bu
er NusIidt bate, i'm ppitbepurtement
angeiteat gu tperben. 0ie Hote mar
bonn 1. Ssuli 1893 bdtirt.
Die einf9ldgigen Papiere tpurben
bier porgelest, 2oren5 ibentifi5irte tie
uno es ersab fid baraus, DaB er big
gum Sanuar 1903 Maden $19,124.=
63 ssauhlt babe. Dim 16. DECEMBER
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-06

l~eoenbsiten bes 2anbes ni4t piinz
56enspertb lei, er meinte, tpenrl er
Mitalieb Der Muioritdt mare, tpuroe
or au6 niat Cuff baber, auf bteSra9e
einauoe6en, obsr er hegte Die ueber@
sela,lna, peri6iebsne 3oaliiten mir
ben ii6 bod nit @ortbsil umseltalte'
lafen.
Sauna bat bas Ierpsnftez
9ie uffisiensn geri6te Der @sr5ts
iiber ben 3uitunb bss Senators Wf.A.
Sonna fperben bier nit angemetnem
Mibtrauen aufsenOmmen. Sbatlaaz
lid eiebt Der .3uitunb bes pattsnten
gu ben fdlimmften 8elorgntt1er1 4n<
Iob. Wie mar muntslt, 5eigtsn 1lf
fdon Dor etpa brei Sabren bic eriten
@pmptome Der 8risht'iden Nieren>
franfhsit, fpel6e fsitber tros iprsiamz
fter pflese langfame Sortfdritte se@
ma6t bat. Die aufresuns uno Stro@
taaen Der lebten Gampasne In Sptp,
bic Ii6 tbatiG9li4 I'M bic Wleoerz
pobl Marf u. 9anna's IN ben Bun
bssisnat brebte, fdpddten ietn Sp@
item berart, bab er na4 gesnol9un9
bsrIelben auf bas &ranfenlager gez
porfen tuurbe. 3pur erbolte er ith
pieber, uno nabm tbutid4li9en Nn>
theil an ben @eiadften Der grtra1elz
lion unb an Der barauf folgenoen re-
aulGren GunareBiibuns, nobel er ben
8erbanblunsen bes Senats@eomIte,s
fir MilitGrpeien in Sa4en Der VI
nennuna bes Generals Wpob grpBe
aufmerfIamfsit piomete. absr Die
peitere Mufresung Der Senatsfpabl IN
Columbus unb Der baran ii4 tni@
rfenben fprtpGbrsnben @ttaden Der
Mnbdneer 5prater's unb beg Yrdlt<
benton Hooipelt, peruria9ten ibm 9ez
miitbsbepesunsen, pel9e BET letnem
prefGren @eiunb6eits5uftanb iebr
i6dpliG pirtsn muBten. @r ertrantz
ts unmittelbar mad feiner Hudtehr
an Der @rippe, tpte es bieB, unb TT
Ieitbem ununterbro4en On fein 3im%
mer eefefelt sepeien. am lsBten
eamitas raffte er ii4 dnf, I'm benz
i'm uMrlinetonz9otel" tattfinbenben
@rioironzO Diner bei5upObner, II. am
Gonntas fiblte er ii4 10 frdftis, baB
er einiae 6reunbe gu ii9 einlub. Sa@
nit bate er inbeB feline 4rdfte iber@
fddbt, unb am Mpntag trat eth Sic
Der elm, pel9es anbauert uno bic be-
hanbelnben Merste i'm hDhiten Graoe
bsforst sema4t bat.
Or. gretper BON Nepzgorf, tpelher
ben Senator in feiner friiberenarantz
belt in HepzYorf in 8ehanblung se%
hubt bate, parb bierher berufen, unb
cine COMPILATION nit mebreren bieii=
oen herpprrasenben Mer5ten fanb beuz
fe ffatt. Oas Reiultat Der dr5tlt9en
8erathuns lit i'm ginselnen niat be-
fannt qeqeben, es iparb nun conita-
tirt, bah bic Ner5te befir6teten, res
mDse iid Sppbus entDideln. ooer IS
liese elm San 8risbt'faer Nieren@
frantbeit ppr." SbatfGdlid 1T fefts
gefteIt pOrben, bab bic lebtere arants
belt in fart fortsefdrittener 5orm
aufgetreten TT. BON .eompetenter
Settle lit biegrtldruns a~bgeseben fDorz
ben, baB Sfpar nod cine MOglidteit
porliese, bab Senator gamma BON bic