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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17
HEEL or THE CAR is HEAVY.
Proclamation of Martial Law brlnss
p.nic and Terror i'm Warsaw.


Proclamation of Martial Law brinss
p.,,ic and Terror i'm Warsaw.
mo proclamation of martial law In
all of the ten governments OF RUSSIAN
poland has caused surprise and e4as-
naration in Warsaw and there are ap-
nrehensions that it will provoke us
turbances worse than those that nave
already taken place. There are per.
ristent rumors of the organization u
anti-Jewish riots and the houses u
Jews are barricaded and watched gay
and night. The Jews are arhihs
themselves with knives, revolvers ana
rifles.
Poland is not to be permitted to be-
come a second Finland. The RUSSIAN
government, in strongly Wordeu
communication, serves notice on the
Polish nationalists that for good or III
the ancient kingdom of Poland mas
now become an integral part OF the
Russian empire and that While the
government intends to fully observe
the national rights of Poland any at
tempt to wrest Polish autonomy from
the emperor would be considered an
act of revolt and would lead the
Poles into the sorroWful paths trod-
den by them in 1881 and 1868.
Andrew Carnegie has contributed
check for $4,000 for the relief of the
Jews in Russia The gift was attach
ed to a letter sent to IsidOr Straus, OF
New York. The clothing and mer-
chant tailoring trade of New York
City has subscribed $4,000. The rep
resentatives of ffty-fve organizations
Of Jewish workmen raised $1,000 ana
resolved to make the subscription
$4,000, while at a mass meeting in
East Broadway $1,000 was subscribed
and it was voted to raise $4,000 adj
ditional. In one meeting in Brook
lyn $4,000 was raised and at other
meetings smaller amounts were col
lected. The total subscriptions in aid
of the fund for the relief of the Jews
now exceeds 100000.
Other cities contributed the follow
ing sums Sunday for the relief of the
Russian Jews: Chicago, $4,000; Bal
timore, $1O,25O; Boston, $1,000; Cincin-
natl, $1,000; Cleveland, $40; Denver,
500; Detroit, $1,000; Des Moines,
$3.50; Kansas City, $1,000; Louis
vile, $1,000; Memphis, $1,000; Mil
waukee, $500; Omaha, $3.50; Phila
1elphia, $4,000; Pittsburg, $4,000;
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17

work. Although they weigh several hum
dred tons each the wreckers unset and
lower the columns to the ground with as
much ease as if they were wooden posts
Chains swinging from the arms Of
huge cranes are fastened about the mar
bic pieces and one by one they are be-
ing lowered without being broken or
hardly scratched. Much care is exer-
cised by the workmen in moving the pill
lars, as they are the most valuable part
of the wrecked structure.
Wreckers have worked night and day,
the weather having been unusually fav-
cradle, and as a result thousands Of
tons of wreckage have been torn out
and moved on wagons from the business
section of the city. Every day crowds
gather on Clark, Washington and La
Sale streets and watch the workmen as
they climb out on cranes and work in
other perilous positions. Several lives
have been lost by accidents during the
work. The work of the laborer in the
wrecking of building is not an easy
one. The new employees for the greater
part find themselves unable to withstand
the hard work and many resign after the
first day.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17

ger His mind, bent upon one Mucous
explanation of the crime, did not see
another obvious one which had already
occurred to the mind of the landlord or
The Three Spaniards.
Heaven defend me"' cried Mr. Mog-
ford, scanning by the pale light OF the
rising moon the features of the muir
dered man, "but it is Lord Bellasls'
Oh, you villainI Jem, bring him here;
p'r'aps his lordshlp can recognize him..
st was not I!' cried Richard Devine.
"My lord say" Then he stopped
abruptly, and being forced on his knees
by his captors, remained staring at the
dying man in sudden and CHASTITY tear.
Those men in whom emotion has the
effect of quickening circulation OF the
blood, reason rapidly in moments OF
danger; and in that terrible instant,
when his eyes met those of Lord Bella
sis, Richard Devine had summed up
the chances of his future fortune, and
realized to the full his personal peril.
The runaway horse had given the alarm.
The drinkers at The Spaniards Inn had
started to search the Heath, and had
discovered a fellow in rough costume,
whose person was unknown to them,
hastily quitting a spot where, beside
rified pocketbook and a blood-stalned
whip, lay a dying man.
The web of circumstantial evidence
had enmeshed him. An hour ago es-
cape would have been easy. He would
have had but to cry, 81 am the son OF
Sir Richard Devine. Come with me to
yonder house and l will prove to you
that I have just quit it," to place his
innocence beyond immediate question.
That course of action was impossible
now. knowing Sir Richard as he did,
and believing moreover, that in his rag
ing passion the old man had himself
met and murdered Lord Bellasis, he saw
himself in a position which would COM
pei him to sacrifice himself. He knelt,
stupefied, unable to speak or move.
Come" cried Mogford, again; SAY,
my lord, is this the villain!'
Lord Bellasis rallied his failing senses,
his glazing eyes stared into his sons
face with horrible eagerness; he shook
his head, raised a feeble arm as though
| to point elsewhere, and fell back dead.
eff you didn't murder him, you rob-
| bed him." growled Mogford, "and you
| shall sleep at Bow street tonight. Tom,
run on to meet the patrol, and tell him
to leave word at the Gate-house that
I've passenger for the coach! Bring
| him on, Jack! What is your name,
| eh?"
He repeated the rough question twice
| before his prisoner answered, but at
| length Richard Devine raised pale
| face which stern resolution had already
| hardened into defiant manhood, and
| said, ''Dawes-Rufus Dawes"
His new life had begun already; for
| that night one Rufus Dawes, charged
with murder and robbery, lay awake in
prison, waiting for the fortune of the
| morrow.
| Two other men waited as eagerly.
| One, Mr.. Lionel Crofton; the other, the
| horseman who had appointment with
| the murdered Lord Bellasis under the
shadow of the fr-trees on Hampstead
Heath AS for Sir Richard Devine, he
waited for no one, for upon reaching
his room he had fallen senseless in fit
| of apoplexy.
Go be continued1
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17
GOOD COAL FOUND IN IDAHO.
Expected Output to Supply the State
and Eastern Oregon.

Expected Output to Supply the State
and Eastern Oregon.
The announcement that coal Of a
very fair quality has been discovered
in Thunder Mountain serves to revive
the interest in the development of that
newest of Idaho's resources, says the
Boise Statesman. Discoveries of coal
have been reported at various points
during the past few years, but those
who control the locations as rule
have been unable to develop the prop
critics to depth sufficient to demon
strate the value of their holdings from
a commercial point of view The sur
face has been scratched enough to inA
dictate the existence Of bodies Of coal,
still giving moderate satisfaction in
the limited local uses to which the
product has been put.
The coal found in Thunder Mountain
is said to have increased in quality and
quantity with depth, having been de-
veloped about fifty feet. Tests are
claimed to show 40 per cent fixed car
bon and less than s per cent ash. It
has been used for blacksmithing there
and is said to give entire satisfaction.
If these claims are borne out and g.
the properties continue to improve with
development, the discovery will consti-
tute another highly important factor
in the future of that section
In Lemhi County the coal situation
is most encouraging. 1t has passed the
experimental stage, having been de-
veloped to point where it's superiority
as a fuel for general purposes has
been clearly demonstrated and the
supply shown to be practically mex
haustible gagged by the present and
prospective demand. The Pollard
mines there have been opened up sys-
tematically and are yielding a large
production. Teams are hauling from
the mines continuously, the coal sell
ing for $3.50 a ton, and, according to
the Salmon Herald, the consumers be-
ing we'll satisfied.
The fuel problem has developed into
such a serious one in this State that
the coal developments will arouse the
liveliest interest. 1t is only a matter
of short time until the Lemhi coal
deposits, and others, too, will be
reached by a railroad. This will slim
ulate development that it is expected
will eventuate in the opening up of
vast deposits from which the greater
portion of western Idaho and eastern
Oregon will be supplied at prices far
below those exacted at the presen5
time.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17

was one of the foremost men Of his
church in America. His profound
knowledge of church organization and
management made known to his fell
low ministers in Chicago during a con-
vention in 1868, won him a place high
In the church and led to his immediate
adyancementto his place as bishon
Among the offices held by Mr.. Merrill
in the church have been those of edi-
tor of the Western Christian Advocate
and president of the Missionary Society
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17

SAMUEL GoMPERs. the available space
outside was utilized by visitors. The
hall was tastefully and deliberately
decorated, and there was no confu-
sion in the seating arrangements,
which were perfect.
Shortly before 10 o'clock the dele
gates assembled at the headquarters
in the Colonial Hotel and, headed by
a band Of 125 pieces, made up Of fed
Grated musicians Of Pittsburg, march
ed through the principal streets to the
place of meeting AS President Com
pers and Second Vice President John
Mitchell entered the hall there was
prolonged applause. A few minutes
later President Gompers raped for
order and introduced G. G. Douglass,
chairman of the local entertainment
committee, who welcomed the dele
gates on behalf of the labor Organi-
cations of the city.
Attorney John Drew, speaking for
Mayor William Hays, welcomed the
delegates to Pittsburg, and Mayor
James G. Wyman extended the hospi-
talities of the sister city, Allegheny.
Routine affairs occupied most Of the
opening days session. The presenta.
ton of the credentials was the first
thing ON the program and occupied
considerable time.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17
BISHOP MERRILL DEAD.

Prominent Chicago Methodist Lead
err Passes Away Suddenly.
Stephen NJ. Merrill, for years bishop
Of the Rock River district Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, died Sun
day night at Keyport, N. j. Paralysis
Of the heart caused death, which was
sudden.
Bishop Merrill had been attending
the general missionary meeting in
New York City. For many years he
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17

naval increase program. III" u
tary now has the subject mdas
GRAFTON. 1t is understood tb@
board has recommended the cs y,
ton of battleships of create, ~.
than any yet projected for thu NJ
can navy. One of the princin,I ~
aimed at by the advocates NJ y
battleships is the installation n I
lively more Of the largest si,s, I
carried by American men-of.w., J
mounting Of an increased nnmb'
the largest-sized guns, it is said :.
mean the doing away with tbo,,'
smaller caliber in the main han.
which would give greater uDifo~
in the size Of guns of the mai, i
terry.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17

. ~ IA "
"Uncle Joe" was a
hotel dweller and
Stunned all social
doings. But things
are different now.
A season Of din
ner : giving and
taking has made
Uncle Joe quite a
Brummel. If old
friends who have
seen him playing
poI-or in +bo hooIr
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17
Stevens Won't Resi..

1t being persistently rumored in the
canal zone that Chief Engineer John r
Stevens intended resigning, Mr.. Stevens
in an interview at Panama said:
You can deny the report. There IS
absolutely no truth in it. 1 am satisfied
with my work in every way and. God
willing, | viii remain here until the canal
is finished
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17
Made Him Junp.

"That old plug moves pesky fast
these days, Hiram. How did you
break him of the habit of stopping still
in the road?'
why, learned to make a noise
like an automobile and every time he
slackeDs I go 'toot-toot' and 'chug-
chug' and he starts off like COLT
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17
wREcKlNe ClTY's COURTHOUSE
Chicago's Great Structure Being Raced
While Crowds Watch Peri1ous Work.

Chicago's once great court house is
slowly but steadily fading away before
the hands Of the wreckers. The massive
marble columns that stood in the east,
south and west sides Of the structure are
disappearing and the building is being
literally chopped down from the top
while hundreds of spectators watch the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17

Portland, Ore, $1,000; Seattle, $1,000;
st. Joseph, Mo-, $1,000; St. Louis,
$4,000; st. Paul, $1,000; Terre Haute,
$1,7O0; Wilkesbarre, $1,70O; Kalama-
ZOO ST 600
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17

to order for the
opening of the sill
yer anniversary Of
t h e organization.
All the delegates,
representing every
State in the Union,
Canada. England
and other foreign
countries, were in
their seats and all
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17

The home of Speaker Cannon
again be presided over this sesY,
his daughter, Miss Helen, Bpfon
coming sneaker
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17
CONGRESS- OF LABOR MEETS.

silver Anniversary of American Fed
GRAFTON Begins Sessions.
0ld Citv Hall was crowded Monday
when President Samuel Gompers can
ad the American Federation OF Labor
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17

The Secretary Of War has recent
announced that the plans Of foTti|
tons adopted under the regime
Secretary Endicott have been canA
out, and that twenty-five coast cid
are now so strongly fortified that 4
foreign fleet could enter them, ne1i1
could the combined fleets Of any y
nations, that is. providing it is
foggy"; also that 1--WE have suffice
guns, and our Notifications are no
strong enough to resist and annllH
any such fleet" In order to PROV
against surprise in case Of fog
Secretary suggests that arrangena
should be made for supplementnsa
big guns with torpedoeS and su'I
rlne mines.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17

poker III Tie UdCk '-''''
kitchen in DanvilIe, ILL.,, minus COLI
and waistcoat could get a glimpa
one of his regular affairs" they vpl
be amazed. Miss Helen is a V1
derfully good manager and has MD
a fine position for herself and \
father in the social world.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17

result in az N
to Congress \
crease the 81
Of the two N
ships 81 authoria,,|
the act Of \
la last to 1900
The genera /
of the narr
" hich d.
Dewey is
head, has ,,,
b ted to sselrs'.
Bonaparte ,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17

In a report just issued the Depa
ment of Agriculture says the
spider, or rust mite, has been pre-
lent in some sections of the COW
growing area Of this country aull
the last two years. The SPIDER y
minute yellowish-red mite which lS'
on the cotton plant, principally ON
under sides of the leaves, but al ul
attacks all parts of the plant ln
port says the pest is probably us y.
uted throughout the cotton area u
South, although its occurrence u
furious numbers had not been ftl'l
before the summer Of 1903 VIsl
caused considerable damage LII y"
Carolina and Georgia.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17

Be self-eonident but not conceited.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17

Many inquiries are being re'ea VIZ 1
the pension bureau from all pan nsl
the country asking if a law . nno hi
enacted to reimburse those WV W. dnB
money to be exempt from tn 4. nj Nib
in 1s63-64. The pension of1lGla ui,ratid
out that there has been no no NC ld 3
to warrant the reports Wni'n
the inquiries.
President Roosevelt has co Tnits
accepted, on behalf OF 'n1 r1ar 10
States, the invitation OF tne at at %
second peace conference ,os boz
Hague. Favorable responses GETS. b
been made by other govern,i IN 500
a disposition is manlfesI euitp agt
quarters to secure a definite sfsreB,
ment upon the scope of the con i lit
before it meets. So mucn 'iln nreib
" to be consumed IN lneo ot the ID
naries that it is thought ',lat Gore ~
ference may not assemble Osl'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-11-17

The proposal to number the l[V \
raj delivery boxes is giving 'ne "a
office department officials more i
think about than the railway Ia@ -. n
isIation is giving the Unlteu ' %
Senators. Every mail when :. =
master General Cortelyou recens
loaded with protests against w
der and demands for the ofael y 4
put in force. Postmaster Genei%
telyou announces that when lns 1ra
vestigation which ne is no" 'O I'LL i
ing is completed final action " "" 4
taken by the department - IN
meantime full hearing VIII "
to both sides of the controVrSy'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
@Ietneregta@rt1ten aus Staot
unD ltusae8euo.

- Sim Wontag @6en6 puroe Sri.
aorolina aiene, 5ohter bon Yetcr
aiene nit Or. @ilbelm s. glalof
BON g!tlonta, 60, pereDeliht.
8. g. Granten, be,ltider %opo.
fat unO Notar. 3immer Alb Oifice.
@ebGnoe 8. ul6 Wain.S traee.
Sn Dem elevator III Der Carr
Hpber IOams Company, rib am Der.
gonaenen 4onnerstag Elm Strid urb
iiel Der slui5us sur grDe. Gie BEL
ben Irbeiter 8eorg Smmboif uIo
@eorg Sotum erlitten Serleeungen.
Smmboii ioll orei Hippen gebrod,en
boben, mGbreno iein Mitorbeiter nit
leidtcren 8erlesuneen oopontam.
Nebmt Giid in gldt Dor Der
6elidtigteit, melde pcs Wur9ens nno
slbenbS inn Sriibiabr berrld)t, 0leielbe
6rinat leid)t MheumatiSmas. lu Ser.
ie6t Gild nit elmer Slaid)e ct. ga.
fobs Gel, meld)es oenielben Mlstreibt,
Oh dronila poer af't
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
SlasefGae.

@eil Tie oiif einem 9iirgeriteige
on Der @aibnigton Strabe fiel uno
fid perleste. bat Srau Waria Gogan
Die Stabt Grbuql,e ailf $4,000 S6o-
benerine berflogt. Ger llnfnll ge-
i9ab am %. Saniiar oieies Sabres.
Irf S6ooenerias p~erflogeu Die
Nrbeiter Eotrif 9opce mo gbuoro
@riie ole ltuion electric Company.
Griterer mil $500 uno 2eeterer
5000. Gfe beioen &lGger purben
bon eineni @agen 9eworien mo Der.
lett, inoem -oaS Rierb Dor ibrem
@ageu ourh 5einen @ogen Der Stro.
benbobns@ eiclifnit id)cu gemudt
Dltroe. @eil 5unfen aus elmer
SOfomotipe Ger SQinoi5 Central
@iicnbo6n 8ros unb nnocre Sodeil
oui ieiner Sorm in 0p6ge 2omnibip
tn Brand ietten, mill @ernlann Wap
1915 Sdoocueriab BON ser @ciea.
ihaft erlanaen. Ter g(nmalt S6o.
mas 9lnd6rrn BON Smqba perflogt
einen 2. $. Stepens oui $500,
Dcl6e linn 5ufommen iollcn, inbcnl
Steoens linn Die Gimme bon eincm
nit Dem ald6cr eingegangelen Con.
trafte iduloen ioa. ESQ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02

Tie giienbobn.G ommiiiGre oes
Staotes Soma baben perfloIiene
Wofe cine llnteriufung Der 3u-
ltdnbe anf Der id)mnIipitrisen gobn
BON Se!leolle mad Cascade porse.
'nommen, bel peidjer oieielben fid
bon ben intereiiirten @emobnern,
Sanoelsleiiten uno Sormern IGnas
Der gabn, Die Gerbdltniiie oes gobn.
betrieb oaielbit er3dblen lieben. Iie
Seitte beboupten nGmliH, oab Die
Serbdlttiiie, pie tic bel,te Iieaen,
ibren geid)dftlihen Sntereiien poiitip
ifaolif) ieien.
Serr goiioro Gormolo ron
Spersuiae unb SRI. Winna Sfroe.
Der bon @arnabiQo ipuroen perfloi.
lene Wohe in Der &otbebrale oobier
ebelih getrollt. Cine pripate Sod.
Seitsieier fanb oarauf in Der Sob.
ltilng Der Wittme 2utbmerS auf
Seminnrp Sill itott.
gu 9ritiib Sadop, BEL &otoii,
@is., itarb Srou Iiisuit MiIfe i'm
Ilter bon 81 Sabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Grsbiidlpf &. Z. &cane

erfldrte in ieiner aniprode BEL gr.
OffnAng Der 6oir 81 8ilnIten Der
&atbebrol.S dule inter Inberem
Golgenbes:
n@s lit ni6t IQeS i'm 9ebete; es
lit 8icles in ben moterieaen Ginger.
Sr &om ingte, emit elm Cardinal 5l
elmer an5ubl amerifuniifer 9iidofe:
sd miirbe .niht SdyllOen MAIDEN,
nie Sbr es tbut!!" rgtun", ertpi.
berte elmer Der gii6ofe, rbann mir
ben mir feline Stride baben." @ir
miiien @elb babeit, Inn irgeno
@tnas 81 tbun uno bieier 9a5ar
Gair) lit eines Der Ntittel, INN
@elber 81 idnffen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Ggfnriipns.&a anf Der S1linois
Central {. Giienbabn.

Gie SQinois Central miro 9ilete
nod ben untengenannten Bunften 81
Den nadbenannten Breiien Der.
faufen:
Gum Yreiie elmer 5abrt. unb Elm
Grittel alf Dem Gertiiicot.Y Ian:
GeOar &apios, Soma, Yeriammlung
Der 8roblose Der y. 8. II. %. BON
Soipa, bonn 8. bis If. Wai; Council.
Bluffs, Soma. 8eriammlung Der
Soma State federation OF 2abor,
anl 8. bis IL. Mai.
Cine Sabrt plus so Gents:
Council Bluffs, Soma, Soma State
6iremen'S tournament BON g.. bis
8. Wai. Sabrt unb elm Grittel BON
Binften innerbalb iiiniaig Weilen.
Cine 6obrt: S%stalooia, Soma,
State q. u. u. Gncampment bonn
16. bis 1S. Wai.
Cine SoDrt.Gaten fiir 5weite
dlaiie peniger ais Die reeelmdbige
Sabrt: Goloniiten. giaete nad Den
SauptplGben IN Californian. @aib-
ington, Oregon. Montana unb lltab,
i'm @erfauie tGglid bis 5lm 10.
Mai 1905.
lin weitere ~glustiuit iiber Ser.
foufstase. 5obrpreiie etc. melibe man
iid an irgenD einen Sofalaeenten Der
Sainois Central Giienbabn ODER an
ben llnter5eidneten.
3. 20 errp, gii't Sen. Yail. Ist.,
SubuQue, Solpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Ger @ittiue aeh6rt elm Srittel.

Sir bringen Die nadfolgenbe Nit.
tbeilung bier gum Ibbrllf, neil Der
Saa bon aagemeiner 8ibtigfeit lit.
&idter WattbelpS entidieo bieier
Gage, OaB cine @ittme BON
&llem, mas ibr Mann IL
terlGBt, gu einem 0rittel
bere6tigt lit. gS betraf Dies
Den Sad bon 6rau Warp Sop,
@ittlpe BON Better Sap. 2esterer
bate ibr in ieinem Seitament alles
Gigentbum gu lebensl1ngliGer Hus.
niebung perma6t, aber BARN elmer
&ebensperiiferung bon $4,000 in Der
&omiif-&atboliiden SfusgeieQi6aft
ni6t erpabnt, in beren Bodice geiogt
mar, bob oos @elb an feline Srall
nnb &inber, poer, mie bas 3eitament
es beitimmeu nloge 81 5ablen lei.
Serr Sap bitterlieB nltBer Der
@ittne iedS &inber, uno 5Dei Der.
ielben mad)ten gelteno, baB Die Ser.
iiderungsiurtrre 81 gleid)en 3beilen
unter Die iieben Sinterlniienen Der.
tbeilt merben, Die @ittpe alio oud)
MIR Elm Siebentel oapon erbalten
ioae. Inn iiher 81 geben, iuspen-
birte Die &omiif.aatboliihe S6ub.
eeieuiduft Die @usMblung bis cur
geri6tli6en @nti6eiollng oariiber,
mie piel lie al ieOen Der grben aus
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