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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-02
ONE YEARS RECORD.
Result of the Twelve Months Military
Operations in the East.


One year ago Russia had an army IN
Manchuria, a garrison at Port Arthur
and an imposing navy in eastern waters
japan had an army driving the Russians
northward in the vicinity of t'eng-W ang-
Cheng. Port Arthur was invested ny
land and sea, and the Mikado's fleet was
supreme. To-day both nations nave ar
mics of approximately equal strength
numerically, and while Japan still mas
powerful navy Russia has mustered
fighting strength on the seas that threat
ems the supremacy of Japan. Inc net
gain from the years campaign has been
the capture by the japanese of Port Ar
thur. the destruction of practically all
the Russian vessels in eastern waters at
the outbreak of the war, and the forced
retirement of the Russian army to a
point some two hundred miles turther
north. To-day, aside from the tall OF
Port Arthur and the release OF the forces
employed in its investment, Japan occu-
pies relatively the same position 1t did
twelve months ago. 1t succeeded IN
putting a quietus on Russia's naval OPP
erations only to be confronted by an
other feet. Driving the enemy back into
Manchuria has been rather to the disad-
vantage of Japan, taking her troops fur
Their from their base of supplies and COM
plicating the problem of providing TOR
them.
In one respect only has Japan reaped
an advantage, says the Detroit Free
Press. It's prospective indemnity de-
mand has continued to swell until it has
assumed startling proportions. Every
day the struggle is prolonged, should
Japan eventually prove victor, increases
it's claims against Russia and adds to the
estimated amount. The developments OF
the year go far toward confirming the
opinions of those who from the outset
have contended that in a long drawn-out
contest Russia was bound to win. With
her vast resources it would prove posi-
BILE for her to put a new army in the
field each year. That is virtually what
has been accomplished, and there is nc
good reason why it should not continue
There will be no lack of Warshlps so long
as the money therefor is forthcoming;
with the men which the Gar has at his
command the recruiting of an army is not
a serious task.
Should Admiral Rojestvensky meet
with even a reasonable degree of sue
cess the Russian war party would be
strengthened to degree that would ma
terially simplify the situation now con-
fronting it, and make a continuation of
the struggle much easier. 1t is this fact
that gives the Developments in the far
East such Importance. Japan's only hope
lies in conducting a sharp, decisive cam
paign, such as marked its progress earlier
in the proceedings. If Admiral Togo
can dispose of Rojestvensky' feet and
Marshal Oyama overcome Gen Line
witch, Japan's prospects will once more
become encouraging. Doubtless there is
a good reason for the inactivity which
has existed in Manchuria for weeks, but
the seemingly dilatory tactics of the Jap
anese have thus far only resulted in Rus
sia's Strengthening her position, and are
not calculated to inspire confidence in
Japan's ultimate success.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-02
CHAPTER XVIII.

Another two days passed, Yolande do
ing her best to make the time go by
briskly and pleasantly. They walked
on the promenade or the pier; they drove
away inland, through quaint little vii
lagos and quiet lanes: when the weather
was wet they stayed indoors, and she
read to her mother; or they rugged up
the big telescope in the bay window, to
follow the slow progress of the distant
ships And the strange thing was that as
Yolande gradually perceived, her moth
er's intellect seemed to grow clearer and
clearer while her spirits grew more de-
pressed.
81 have been in a dream-I have been
in dream" she used to say. Il will
try not to go back. Yoande, you must
help me. You must give me your hand"
you have been i'll, mother; the sea air
will make you strong again. the girl
said, making no reference to other mat
terS.
However. that studied silence did not
last. On the evening of the fifth day
of their stay at Worthing, Yolande OBJ
served that her mother seemed still more
depressed and almost suffering; and she
did all she could to distract her atten-
ton and amuse her. At last the poor
woman said. looking at her daughter in
a curious kind of way:
"Yolande. did you notice, when came
away from the house with you, that l
went back for a moment into my room!'
Yes, l remember you did,
Il will tell you now why l went
back"
She put her hand into her pocket and
drew out a small blue bottle, which she
put on the table.
sit was for that" she said, calmly.
A flush of color overspread the hither-
to pale features of the girl; it was she
she said quickly:
Eyes, l understand, MOTHER know
what it is-but now you will put it away
you do not want it any longer"
Il am afraid,' the mother said, in a
low voice. Sometimes | have tried, I'M
til it seemed as if 1 was dying; and that
has brought me to life again. Oh,
hope l shall never touch it again. want
to be with you, walking by your side
among other people-and like them-like
every one else
"And so you shall, mother" Yolande
said; and she rose and got hold of the
bottle. Il am going to throw this
away"
mo, no, Yolande, give it to me-" she
said, but without any excitement. 1T
is no use throwing it away. That would
make me think of it. l would get more.
l could not rest until | had gone TO a
chemists and got more-perhap some
time when you were not looking. But
when it is there, l feel safe l can put
it away from me-"
Go be continued)
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-02


life with single bullet. He went into
the barn at 7:20 o'clock Climbing to
the loft he stood near the west window,
pressed the muzzle of his revolver
against the right side of his forehead,
fired and fell back dead
Pulford's death is the climax of five
years of domestic unhappiness. in which
the names of Mrs. Pulford and Daniel
5. Berry were freely linked together by
almost every one in the town of Sayan-
ma.
For two months Bot Pulford has
shown signs of the terrible mental strain
under which he labored. correspondent
asserts. When Daniel S. Berry was
killed in Pulford's opera house and the
authorizes began to question Pulfor1 it
was evident to those who knew him best
that Pulford's mind was giving way. HE
IS not mentally sound" said Chief Of
Police G. G. Parker. II am afraid he
will kill himself" Parker's prediction
came true.
Pulford's death ends the life of a man
who rose from a poor boy to the position
OF one of the wealthiest men in Carroll
county. According to all reports, the
people of Savanna will always associate
the murder of Berry with the suicide of
Bot Pulford.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-02
l%HD%D%D%D%@SD@D09<D
A GENUINE BARGAIN.


The author Of canadian Savage
and character before the savage had
come in contact with civilization This
information is of the greater interest
because so few Of the tribes are left
who have not come under the influence
of white teaching and example
Anxious to learn all l could about
the marriage customs Of the people,
says the author. l asked one of nv
friends, How many wives have you?"
Three" said he.
How did you get them?'
"Well, I gave horse for the first
one. She was not very good-looking,
so 1 got her for one horse The Sec
ond one was good-looking and a good
cook, so l paid two horses for her.
The third was a beauty. She was
good cook and she had fine DISPOSE
ton; l gave three horses and a gun
and a saddle for her. She was
beauty"
After nara 4 this in q business
like fashion, he turned to me and said,
"Apawakas, how many horses did you
pay for herr"
"Apavakas" is the Indian name Of
my wife. 1t means White Antelope.
l was rather taken aback to have the
tables turned upon me so quickly, but
determined to make the best of the
situation, so I proceeded to tell the In
dian the white mans method of OBJ
tanning wife.
Afterward the explanation was
given of setting up housekeeping and
I told him that the mother-in-law pro-
vided pillows, blankets, and many Of
the necessary things for the house.
When this point was reached the red
men could not restrain their laughter
any longer. They shook with amuse-
ment at the strange customs of the
white men. After they were able to
control themselves, one of them said,
'sThey paid you for taking herr
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-02
Just Discrimination
Rates,

All railroad men qualified
on the subject in a resno,1I
are likely to agree with
Samuel Spencer of the Sou
way when he says: There
lon of opinion as to the 1as,x
stopping all secret or unius+lz
inatory devices and practical
soever character"
Mr.. Spencer, in speaking 4
~ discriminatory" rates an
makes a distinction which 4
apparent to common sense 4
be discrimination in freia
which is just, reasonable an
lively required by the COM
mercial and geographical /
with which expert rate mai
TO zeal. 10 abolish such 4
honest discrimination mightl
the industries of cities, Sd
whole sections of our nstio)
tory.
This distinction between
unjust discrimination is cles,
nized in the conclusions of
national Railway Congress.
yesterday:
Tariffs should be based on !
principles, taking into account I
conditions which bear upon the I
value of tie services rendered
reservation that rates shall be chs
out arbitrary discrimination to a,
alike under like conditions, the
rates should as far as possible hs
elasticity necessary to permit M
ment Of the traffic and to produce
est results to the public and Il
roads themselves"
The present proposal Is,
Walker D. Hines of Louisvill
in his remarkable testimony
day before the Senate com,
Washington, to crystalline fe
justly discriminatory rates
government rates which CO
changed except by the interv
some government tribunal, al
very process to increase 9Th
ton to depart from the publ
and the lawful rate in order
some overpowering and urg
mercial condition" New 70
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-02
ATAXIA IS CURA|
REPORTED CURE STANDS TEL
FULL INVESTIGATION.
A Former Victim of Locomotor
Now FREQ from Suffering al
Actively at Work.

Now FREQ from suffering
Actively at Work.
"said Mr.. Watkins to aren
"it is true that I have been cuH
ataxia by DR.. Williams Pink PllA
care you sure you had Ioc3
ataxia % =,
"The doctors themselves told I
Besides I recognized the symptom
"What were they"
Well, the first indications
stiffness about the knee joints VnaY
OH about four years ago. A few 4
after that appeared, my walk 81
uncertain, shaky-like. l lost conn
in my power to control the mo'?'
of nv legs. Once, when l was
cellar, 1 started to pick up two 81
of coal, and my legs gave way SuqJ
and I tumbled all in a heap IN a
I couldn't close my eyes and ke9'
balance to save my life. Then
fearful pains over my whole BODY
lost control over my kidneys an|
bowels" ,.,l1
Sometimes I was SO weak thas
TO keep my bed and my weight !
twenty pounds. Things lookso
bad for me until I ran across O. o I
man who had been cured by Dr1
lioms, Pink Pills and who advised
try them" ;rbtad
81 didn't see much improves rSt
ill had used six boxes. The MS. sl
fit noticed was better clTcu.a
a picking up in strength aud Wsis 4
gradually got confidence IN ny u Ieg]
to direct the movements Of my my icy II
in the course of seven or elgn a - -
all the troubles had disappear e enI
"Do you regard yourself Do
well now?" ~, man d
rots II can close my eyes and s "a !
al right and move about the ,1 s o~
other men. The pains are - a. the q ]
cept an occasional twltcn -
of my legs" roeidesa at y
Mr.. James H. Watkins w Nv Drl
Westerlo street, Albany lSst N 4, a
liams' Pink Pills can Dc 1 W. nsed as
a. ast tse irst signs Of locomo os0 Of ths|
n Dear ri in q peculiar num0nss' .
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-02

the murder of Dam
iel S. Berry, killed
himself Thursday
morning in the hay
loft of his barn. His
death makes the
second tragedy in
the town of Savan-
ma in which the
names of the muir
dered man and the
wife of the suicide
have been closely
connected.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-02
Natural Deduction.

why" answered the inq1
person, "do you think the wo
growing wiser?"
Because of a statement | re.
newspaper to the effect that |
are getting scarce" answered t
dent of cause and effect.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-02
Method in His MadDes

Hyker-I see Urban has IRON
all his windows and doors. Is d
of burglars?
Pyker-Oh, no; he's afraid til
will escape and return to the cid
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-02
Notes of Current Event..

The business district of Flora, Miss.
was destroyed by fire. The loss is esti-
mated at 100000.
New York Aldermen have passed a
resolution to investigate the barring Of
children from fats BY landlords.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-02
The Latest Cut.

Cobbs-His clothes are of ting
cut. aren't they?
Dobbs-Yes. Cut from Sl2I
$1O.9S at a fire sale.-Detrolt IL
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-02
MERClLESS ITCHING
Another Speedy Cure Of an L
Humor with Loss Of Hair by til
cura Remedies.


'For two years my neck was d
with sores, the humor spreading
hair, which fell out, leaving d
slightly bald spot, and the sd
Inflammation, and merciless l
made me wild. Friends adVised
cura Soap and Cuticura OintmeI
after a few applications the t
subsidized, to my great joy. Thl
soon disappeared, and my hail
again, as thick and healthy al
l shall always recommend the
cura Remedies. (Signedl Hal
Spalding, 104 West 104th street
York City"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-02

The narrow soul knows not the god
like glory of forgiVing.-ReWe.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-02
PULFORD A SUICIDE,

Man Suspected of the Berry Murder
Takes His Own Life.
Boutwell, Pulford, the richest man in
Savanna, H., whose name has been most
prominently mentioned in connection with
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-02

The box factory of c. E. Ward, cor
ner of Eaton and Morrison streets, st.
Paul, Mimi, was destroyed by fire. Loss
$4,000.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-02
CHAPTER XVII.

SA1AI ~ "
Despite all her hurrying. Yolande did
Dot manage to get away from London
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08
@anarpbe=@ aloer

8aum=4mpbibien fDnnte man iene
mW%fan9ropel" nenner, Die an ben tro=
ptf9en &iiften mG9tige @iirtel bilben.
Die ii6 ni9t etfpu auf oas feite 2ono
bef9rGnfen, fpnOern nod melt in oas
iei9te 9epdfer bproringen, mo lie,
bon 5ablrei9en Stel5pur5eln eetraeer,
Stamm uno 9ipfel iiber oen Spieeel
erbeben unO f9liebli9 einen bi9ten,
bOnig unbur9bringli9en @olo biloen.
Na9 elmer S9iloerung oes Reiiens
Den Or. S9nee, Ser oie Mangropes
8dloer uuf ieinen Heiien in vNeus
pommern" BEL Sriebri6 @ilbelmsha>
ben i'm 8ismurdS4r6ipsl eingebeno
ftu6irt bat, iino oiefe @Gloer bon ni6i
geringer 8eoeutung fir bas 2ano UNI
fir fi6; inoem ibre 8Gume in oas
fla9e Wafer bororingen, feitigen tie
nit ibrem md9tig entpidelten @ur=
5eltperf Den 8ooen, geben angetriebener
&oraIentriimmern poer S9lamms
mahen einen feften 9alt, tura, is
ordngen oas Wleer auriid unb feBen
an feline Ste1e 9ano. 60 ftent Die
Mangrppe Elm p~iroiges Geeenftiid gu
Dem piel befannteren Ser Ianobauenoen
&orallen bar uno mub als elmer Der
bemerfsnspertbeften geologii9en Sat-
loren Der Srppen 9ei9dBt peroen. Die
Mdngrobe=W alSuneer1 fteben iibrisens
in feinem euten Ruf, neil lie 8ruts
ftGtten Der Die Mdlarid perbreitenben
mpsfitos biloen unb cine @nSabl meift
llnangenebmer Sbiere, tpie BOG &rptcs
oil unb 5ablrei9e bifige @meifen. bort
au Saufe fino.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08
Aofbart AnStnksm.
Satoelen Ses &5nies 2uoipies ii. BON Sass
esr unter oem Samuer.

~"%f% WV
S9mudftiide, Die emit Dem &Dnie
2uOpis II. BON 8apern gebDrten, taz
men iiingft in 2OnODn DffsntIi9 CUR
@erfteiserung un0 fanOen tpeniger
Na9frage, uls man in SummIertreis
len erfpartet bate, 10 Dab Oenn audi
oas e~r5ielte aefultat binter Dem err
bofften erbebli9 auriidblieb. Die
'bD9ite Summe, $1,000, errei6te cine
S3muGgarnitur, beftebeno aus einem
S~dlsbdnoe, einem Nrmban0e un6
elmer 8roi9e bon glei6er 3ei6nung
uno aus Sapbiren uno 8riQanten qe.
bil0et.
@n Die 5reunof9aft, bic oen urtz
gIiidli3en &0nis nit &i6oro @aaner
berbano. erinnerte elm bD6it merfpiirz
oiges, aus @plo eetriebenes @rmbuno,
gu Dem Der &Dnig felbit oen gntpurf
gemd6t baben fpn. Gs seiqte BORN in
gmailmalerei cine Minidturfopie BON
Suioo &enis, i'm pala35o &ofpialioIi
IN &om bGnsenoem 9emGloe ser u@us
rOru," umseben DON sroben Oiamans
ten uno Sapbiren. 8ier fleinere
gmailbilber iteaten S5snsn aus 8aqs
ner'i9en Werfen oar, 70 8runbilbes
@rtpa4en, @lifabetbs @ebet, Sieos
frieos @ntunft am 2bein uno 2obens
grins @bf9ieb. Srob bes lebbaften
Snterefes, Oas bte Sriginalitdt oiefeg
iebr f9On eearbeiteten Stiides berporz
rief, mar oas bD9ite @%ngebpt, bas &c
fan6, ntr $500. Sir cine siaru,
oeren e%in5elne 3aden rotbe, nit Brill
ldnten per5ierte &oien oarItelten, MUIR
ben ftur $725 geboten uno elm eol=
0enes lateinii9es &reua, oas bic
gmailbilonihe Gbrifti, Der Maoonna
uno oes beiligen Sobannes trug uno
glei9falIs nit G6eliteinen reid bebedi
mar, ging idliebli9 iogar fir 6en
Spottpreis bon $3.50 meg. Die fpertbs
ppnen @nbenten fouen aus Dem Belize
zines befannten beutf6en @aeners
SGn9ers ooer pienei9t aud elmer
SGngerin ftammen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08
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tperoen seliefsrt gu fOIsenoen Yrsilsn
per Sonne :
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08
6 q d ms 6 n b E.

g I. petersbure. 6. Deg.
Ueber @pottubnen.) 8on @eneral.
2eutnant Sa9arotp. benz friberen
3ris9sminiffer, Der am 5. DECEMBER 3u
Saratotu i'm palaffe bes @ouberneurs
eri4onsn uuroe. tueroe1 bic itredli9.
Hen Singe beri9tet. Die er BEL Inter.
brtidung Der 8auernfratpaae bsging.
gr lieB bic 8auern pom 2oiafen 3u-
iammentreiben unb nit 2nuten bear.
beiien.
Die peri6nli9feit Der W6rberin III
nod ni8t feffgeffellt. sic fast nur,
he babe einsn 8sfsbl Der Serrorifen
ausgsftbrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08
Mamacl an @aiSenfiuSeru.

Seit Ginger .3eit, 10 f&reibt elm 9o=
rifer 8eri9teritatter, fu9en Die Be-
BORDEN zines Der 20 Gta0tbesirte, in
Die Puris nit feinen 2,75O,OOO Gin
tpobnern fir Die 8ertpaltun1 oetbeilt
tit, bersebli6 feds aebniGbrise, in bic
fem geairt 9eborene Waiienmdo9en
Sufammen5ubefpmmen, um linen in
@rfiilung zines @ermG9tnifes Inter
tunft unb gr5iebung gu She'll tperoen
gu lafen. Cine Dol mebrern Monaten
in Srfap, in Ger NGbe bon paris bers
ftorbene, ais reid uno pobltbGtig be-
fannie Dame, bic friiber lange i'm 8.
Stahtbe5irf eetpobnt botte, bat nGmli6
ibre 2anobaus uno ibr @ermDgen our
8il0ung zines Mipls beitimmt, porin
minoeftens feds unb bD9ftens 5ebn
e~lternloie MGo6en, oie in benz eenanns
ten 8e5irt oas 2i9t Der Welt erblidt
BADEN, na9 auridselegtem aebnten
2%ebensiabr in Ser @nfertisune BON
Wdi9e uno Weibpaaren aussebil6et
tperoen fonen. @uberoem fon ieoes
Mdo4en BET feinem @intritt in einen
2ebensberuf cine Qusiteuer erbalten.
Sum bat fi6 aber cine S9pierigfeit
berausseiteIt, On Der DAG Sntrafttres
ten oes 10 tppbl eemeinten 0ermG9tz
miles epentuea f6eitern tann. Der s.
StabtbsSirf 1T rdmli9 oas pornebms
uno rei9e @iertel Der Clamps lbfees,
in benz fi9 bisber troB alIer 9emiibunz
gen II bier ftatt Der berlangten feds
Waifen baben auffinoen lafen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08

Ser 6ir9 m BEN
8 II E. Bel elmer Sreibiasb untpeit
@upen, Hbeinpropin5, sriff Elm ftdrfer
Grid einen SDrfter unb spei sreiber
on. Das Sbisr perfebte Dem TDrfter
einen fdtperen GtoB an ben aopf, bic
9reiber puroen leihter perfpunoet.
Ser Grid bate BEL Dem Nngriff BEN
9ut 6es 50rfters nit Dem 9etpeib
6urdbobrt un6 a~ufseipiebt unb tpuroe
NIT Der eigentbiimliden aopfbebedung
TN tpeiteren @erlaufe Der sSag6 nod
tuieoerholt geieben, aber niht erlest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08

Berlin, z. Se3. Ser sosiali.
ftsnftibrer 8ebel grif beute i'm @ei&s.
tase bic ~auswdrtise politit Der &esie.
rung an. gr iagts, Der 2aiier babe
nod @ntbaauns bes Woltfe,D enfmals
tn elmer @eoe ben grnF Der Gage Be.
tont unb Der &ei&stan3lsr babe bon
elmer tiefeinsewur3slten Jeinoi&aft Der
ensldnosr gegen bic Dsuti@en &c.
fpro&en.
BsbsI ertIdrte, bisfe gsbauptune
tusros isnietts Oes aanalss auf Wibsr.
ipru& Roben, bier berri&e feline 5einb.
i&aft gegert @roBbritannien.
Der &et4stansler babe TIM MpriI Ct.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08
" Equitable" u. ,WutuaI"
a9en d beutdem
@efeB.

gerlin, 2. Se3. Sie 8erbanos
lungen oes GufRatsamts fiir prioat-
psrR4erung nit Der Stem gorfer v@quis
able Sife ahuranee Society" uno Der
Netp Yorter .WutuaI 9ife Snfurance
Co." hber SepOniruns srhbbter Re=
ierpefonbs, ME es bas gsfsb BON Mai
beg Sa6res 1901 erbeii9t, finb benz
abfdluB nabe. Die tuurbe1 beIdleus
tiist bur9 bic SrOhuns Der @sgisruns.
bob He Elm 8erfabrsn tpiber bic @eieu.
i4aften er6fnen tusrbe, ruenrt fe fa
fernerbin tuetgerten, ben geiebIi6en
Werpfi3tungen ~gesentbsr ben inldn-
oif9en 0erf9erten naa3utommen.
3 o aIif9es In b.
Berlin n, z. De3. Dem vSaae=
blatt" piro gemeloet. bas bas General.
pofamt in ct. petersburg ben getrieb
uieoer aufgenommen bat. Muber ben
500 NngeffeIten, mel9e ni9t an ben
Streit gingen, arbeiten I'M Separte.
nent 1000 5reiuinise.
Die % abIre9ts Mus=
4reitungen IN Sa9fen.
DRESDEN, z. Seq. Die iosia.
tifif&en Se%monfrationen in ea1Ien
gsasn oas berrf9enbe 9reitlaHen.W abIs
reGt merben aIs b6df ernfte Runb-
gebungen anseieben. unb bic Gage gilt
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tannt. baB an, Soantas i'm a6niel.
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