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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-23
SOUND Of ARMS
ALONG THE BORDER
MARKED MILITARY ACTIVITY RE-
PORTED ON FRANcO-GER.
MAN FRONTIER.
MUCH SOLICITUDE IN PARIS OFF.
GAL CIRCLES REGARDING
e. THE OUTCOME.

; Paris, June 23.-Oficial circles here
observe the outward appearance of en-
tire tranquility over the Franco-Ger-
man negotiations, but an undercurrent
of considerable anxiety prevails rela-
tive to Germany's answer to the
French note. This is somewhat inten-
siied by publications purporting to
give Germany's intention to insist that
the Moroccan conference be not tram
meled by specific limitations on its
scope. Nothing, however, has yet been
received from official sources indicat-
ing that such is the purpose of Ger
many and Premier Rouvier's associ-
ates maintain that as his note is
couched in calm, conciliatory tone
there is reason to expect that Ger
many will answer him in a similar
spirit of Cancellation. However. a con-
siderable element in parliamentary
circles shows much solicitude regard
ing the outcome of the negotiations
Reports from the front continue to
show marked military activity and a
feeling of unrest among the people liv-
ing along the border. The influential
press, evidently in accordance with
the wishes of the government, refrains
from discussing the military aspect,
asserting that the negotiations, while
In delicate stage, continue normal.
AIarmist Reports Increase.
The gloomy sentiment increased
during the afternoon owing to the cir
culation of alarmist reports. These
had a marked influence on the bourse,
where rentes suffered an unusual de-
cline of over 40 centimes, finally clos.
ing at IS centimes below the last quo
tations of the previous day. Much
excitement accompanied the trading.
One of the reports was that Prince
Radolin, the German ambassador, had
left Paris for Berlin, the intimation
being that his departure was due to
the unsatisfactory nature of the
French note. A diplomat who lunched
with Prince Radolin informed the AS
ISOLATED Press that the report was alb
surd as not the slightest word has vet
been received concerning the attitude
which the German government intend
ed to take.
The evening papers sought to allay
public uneasiness. The semi-official
Temps expressed the government view
that the exchange of notes would
serve to remove false impressions and
produce a durable agreement if Ger
many was prepared to reciprocate the
conciliatory advances of M. Rouvier.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-23
VENGEFUL FIEND CAUSES Wreck
Il is Said That it was the Work Of a Man Who
Had Sworn Vengeance on the Road
Had Opened the Switch and Locked It,..CoacheS Hurled
into Depot Crushing it...LiSt Of Dead
y Includes Many

nlal.ned ln'the wreCt- ana then COM
pletely buried in the collapse of the
structure. The next sleeper following
was derailed and the other remained
upright on the track.
/ Locomotive Boiler ExpIodes.
An instant after the crash of the
wreck the boiler of the great engine
burst with terrific force, scattering
fire and steam through the wreck in a
manner that made escape for the help
less imprisoned passengers impossible.
The wrecked combination car,
which had landed crushed and splin-
tered on top of the engine, was at
once enveloped in binding flames and
scalding steam. The cries of the i'm
prisoned passengers were heard above
the lcar, out Iney were Deyona all
human aid aud the car became a pyre
for a number of human beings.
A score or more of physicians from
Cleveland, Collinwood, 'Ashtabula and
gainesville went to the scene of the
wreck at the request of the Lake
Shore officials. After the physicians
had treated the injured the latter were
placed aboard special train and
brought to this city, where they were
hurried in waiting ambulances to the
several hospitals.
List of the Killed.
G. H. Wellman, general manager of
the Wellman-Seaver-M Morgan Engineer
ing company, Cleveland.
Thomas R. Morgan of the same COM
pany; burned to death.
Archibald T. Head, London, Eng:
prominent English steel man.
John r. Bennett, patent attorney,
New York city; burned to death.
A. L. Rogers, Plat Iron company,
New York; died at hospital.
H. H. Wright, travelling man. Chi
sago; died at hospital
William p. Mickey; address I'M
knpwp.
9. 6. Reckwith. New York. adyertin
iag agent; died at hospital >
F. J. Brandt, Toledo. O.; died a.
hospttal "
j. i. aIhsen. Chicago: travelling
man. =
N. B. Walters, Hamburg. N. T.:
baggage master.
Allen Tyler. engineer, Collinwood:
crushed under engine. -. 80 s.
John A. Bradley, Akron; died at hos
pital. Ss u
Henry TRIM, New York; barber on
buffet car. .,.
E. E, Naugle, Chicago: manager
railroad supply house.
L. NJ. Eirick. manager Of Keith's
theater, Cleveland.
\ H. c. Meckling, manager Of the
Wheeling Corrugating company, New
York.
d. ]. Arbaugh, Milwaukee.
Three unidentified dead. one OF
whom is supposed to be Arthur L.
Johnson of Comey & Johnson, Cleve-
Land.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-23

Cleveland, June 23.-Latest reports
show that the wreck of the Twentieth
Century Limited, which went through
an open switch at Mentor, O., while
running seventy miles an hour, was
one of the worst disasters in the his
tory of the Lake Shore road. Twenty
one persons are known to be dead and
as many injured, fifteen seriously. if
not fatally.
The train was crowded, practically
all it's accommodations being taken
when it left this city. It was behind
time and the greatest speed was be-
ing made to make up the lost time.
When the train went through the open
switch the engine was hurled into the
ditch. A part of the train was crushed
on top of it and the wreck was partly
burned. The horrors of the wreck
were doubled in the horrors Of the
fire. Practically all the injured were
burned and had to be extricated from
the blazing wreckage by rescue par
ties. ,..'
Work Of Train Wrecker.
Assistant General Superintendent
Moon of the Lake Shore has given out
the following statement in regard to
the disaster:
$50 far as can be learned the switch
was opened and locked open by some
party unknown, probably crank, and
evidently for malicious purposes.
Train No. 10, q fast eastbound train,
passed through the same switch forty
five minutes ahead Of No. 26 and it
was all right at that time. It is posi-
tive that no other train or engine,
either freight or passenger, passed
through the switch between No. 10 and
No. &C."
Travelling at a rate of more than q
mile a minute the heavy train was
hurled to its doom with a momentum
that was appalling. The scene of the
accident was at the Mentor depot. As
the heavy engine struck the switch the
engine left the main track and swung
violently to the left.
Tender Hurled Through Depot.
i For distance Of twenty yards the
engine ran on the rails and then. leap
ing from the track. turned on its side
Just TO the east Of the depot. The mo
mentum was such that the heavy ten
der was hurled entirely over the en-
CINE and was buried in the depot The
spmbination car was hurled with ter
.riAc violence on top OF the engine and
tender and In moment was snyel'
,opsd In flames from the engine.
The Chicago sleeper, which was i'm.
:madiately behind the combination car,
isw1ng from the track and, crashing
into the depot was completely buried
IN the wreck Of the building. The
violence 81 the crash was such that
the depot collapsed on top Of the
wrecksA coach. The haplsss passen
gers n this coach were crushed and
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-23
.ARoUsEs GREAT INTEREST.
Premier saIfour Again Questioned Re
garding Army Scandal.

= - ~ = ~ y
London, June 2a.-Under pressure
from all sides Premier Baltohr has
made further concession In regard
to the investigation into the army
stores scandal and during the day an
nouQced IN the house of commons that
the government wonld inInedtately
Introduce 3 bill creating statutory
committee to inquire Into the scandal
This commission Win be armed with
powers 70 compel the attendance Of
ttnessss and Is enforce penalties for
perjury. etc. Il
No question has aroused 30 much
interest In the house "a many years.
The governmenx was subjected to z
perfect hail Of queries, openly sug.
Eesting ministerial responsibility and
the governments desire 20 prevent an
sinyestigatipn Mr.. Balfotir declared,
amidst ironical opposition cheers. that
~ led no party 10 tdiIatory tactics and
4 sneed To- the creation OF q committee
armed With rill ,roysIs,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-23
Two lake STEAMERS
GO TO THE BOTTOM

Detroit, Mich, June 23.--The two
freighters, City of Rome and Linden.
bound up river, laden with coal,
sunk early today in the st. Clair river
opposite Tashmoo Park. Cooks Hardy
and Wise of the Linden were drowned
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-23
RuTcHERED BY cossAcKs.
Russian Strikers and Women Ruth.
Iessly Slain.

Moscow, June 2S.-The Velchernaia
Pochta prints report Of terrible
events alleged to have taken place
June 16 in the manufacturing town Of
Ivanovo-V oznesensk, where serious
trike disturbances prevail. The Cos
sacks, while dispensing strike meet
ing in the suburb Of Talka, displayed
ferocious brutality. pursuing the un-
fortunate fugitives, including women.
to neighboring forest, dragging them
out Of their houses, organizing a reg
ular battue and ruthlessly killing the
strikers and disfiguring their faces
with their knouts It is said that
twenty-eight were killed and hundreds
wounded, Tt#
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-23
Election Law Unconstitutional,

Lincoln, Neb., June 23.-The bien-
NAL election law passed by the last
Nebraska legislature and designed to
do away with "off year" elections has
been declared unconstitutional by the
supreme court of this state. All cleo
tons will be held this fall as hereto
fore.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-23
Robbers Loot Country Home.

New York, June 23.-Under the
guise of telephone inspectors two men
are reported by the American to have
robbed the country home of a promi-
pent corporation lawyer doing bust
ness in New York and Boston. Dia-
monds and other jewelry of the intrin-
sic value of $4,000 but of inestimable
value as heirleoms, were secured by
the thieves.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-23
Boycott Continues to Spread.

Island of Pinang, Straits Settle
ments, June 23.-The Chinese are CON
vening meeting here to discuss the
adoption of a boycott of American
manufacturers until the Chinese ex-
clusion act is repealed. 1t is said that
the Chinese of the Malay states prob
ably will follow suit.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-23
cassinl viii Not Participate.

st. Petersburg, June 23.--The Russ
says It is authorized to say that Count
Cassini. the Russian ambassador at
Washington, will not participate in
the peace negotiations, but will leave
the United States Immediately on the
arrival Of Baron Rosen, his successor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-23
NEGOTIATIONS DELAYED SOME MORE
Russian Official is Taken III and Negotiations
For Peace Delayed
Claimed That This is Not RuSe--.WI Not Affect Peace
Conference Of Beliqerants

Washington June 2S learned official
to the illness Count Lamsdorf the
has slight affecting
especially
layed :
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-23
Johann Hoch Rsprlsvsd.

Springfield. NJ. June - Governor.
pGneen has granted Johann Hoch 9
Feprisve until July IS in order. that the
@Ass may be talssn 70 8 supreppAs souF
aetiea lQs 4 M & RaaAEsaaa
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-23
Unsuccessful Attempt to Held Up North Coast
Limited West Bound Near Puyanup,
Washington
Plan Frustrated by Engineer Who Stakes His Life Against
Orders Of the Robbers and Refuses
to Stop the Train

Tacoma 23Tran
tempt hold Northern Pacific North Limited
Northern Pacific Puylup early today Man boarded
Puyaup ordered engineer train
the where waiting
the train half
:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-23
COURT WILL DbLlqE ATTY JEROME
REQUEST From Attorney Jerome Compiled With
BY Court Of General Sessions
Awaiting Ills Action In Equitable Life Assurance Matters.
Court viii Take No Vacation

New 2SThe
@ sessions be available
affairs the This action was taken
: at the request of District Attorney Jerome .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-23
MANY INDICTMENTS LIKELY.
Grand Jury Investigating Alleged Cor.
ruptian at Milwaukee.

Grand Jury Investigating Alleged Cor
ruptien at Milwaukee.
Milwaukee, June 23.-Proceedings
In the contempt cases against a num-
Der of supervisors came to an abrupt
ending during the day in Judge Bra
r ices court with the understanding
that the committee of supervisors
would like to take further steps look
Ing to an investigation of alleged cor
ruption among it's own members which
would interfere. with the work of the
grand jury
The grand jury began it's work of
investigation of alleged corruption
during the day. A large number of
indictments is expected before the jury
completes its hearing.
The Journal prints an interview with
Register of Deeds OTTO Seidel, Jr., in
which he sta1As that he will tell the
grand Jury about every Doodle deal in
which members of the county board
have participated for the past six
years. Deals involving between $14,-
900 and $4,000, he says, will be laid
bare. The principal cases in which
money was used, Seidel states, were
in the purchase Of site for morgue
and furniture for the county hospital
Many Families In Distress.
Ithaca, N. Y, June 23.-The damage
caused by the severe flood here as the
result of cloudburst is far greater
than was at first thought. A quarter
of million dollars will not cover the
losses thus far known. Many poor
families are in sore distress.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-15
WilSe pferSe AMI elmer cssiel.

Sn GINGER G%ntfsrnung bon Ser Dit
tifte Reu<S6ottlanos lieat mitten i'm
Gtlantif9en Oaean Die ganoinfsl
(Sabls Sslanb), Die felbftper ftdnblih
fur9tbar BON ben Stiirmen mttaenoms
men tpiro. Srobbem finoet fd auf
otsiem Gilono cine apoIpstf9e Merfs
mirbtgfett, BITE man banad bort niht
fu9sn piiroe. Die Snfel it ndmli6
BON ptloen p6er tpenigitens pertpilbers
ten pferben beppbnt, bi. In aroben
9oroen bas 2onb ourAf9mdrmen.
uno neben 6esrben bon @eebunoen Die
etnaieen Sdusetbtere Der Snfel gu fein
f4einen. Nab Der l1ebsrlteferuna fam
men Die pferoe BON einisen S6ieren ab,
BITE gum @nfans bes 16. Sabrbunberts
bort bon etnem fpanif6en Wrod eez
lanoet purben. 0pr 25 Sabren tpuroe
ibre 3abl auf 10000 gef6dbt, beute
muir nod auf 200. Die auf flint Seerben
bertbeilt finb. Gin Or. @tlper aus
9alifar. England, Der oiefe gferbez
tolonte genauer unterfu9t bat, madt
auf ben interefanten umfano aufe
merffam, oab btefe pilben ponies aufz
fduts ben pferoen bss partbenonfrie>
les nnb ben tebt ausssitorbenen Sorz
panen Der Sartarei slet9en, auberbem
ipobl aud ben piloen pferben bon
Mertto, Die etne Idngere Mdbne baben.
Otefe Gebnli6teit f9eint auf etnen
tn ben urfprung oes pfers
oes gu berpeffen. Die pferoe seieen
aue Gdrben duBer @rau.
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Sprtnr etnes 9rtefterS.

Die @efhihte BON Der 4urtur oea
Gep. .. 8. Wo0re, Baitor Der Baps
ttitentirhe in 6arperapile, sc. a.,
piro gub intereifieren. gr faot:
Begen zines anbaltenoen 6uitens
itano i'd N~ngftidmersen aus. sd,
inuBte iibeno iblafen, perfufte bers
idieoene Mebiainen, bis i'd Or.
Sings @eueg ntoefuna fir dminb
iudbt nabm. bic mid Qdnalib furierte
uno Die Nussebruna abbielt. Gin
aroBes Wittel fir iolde SaGe. Ru
haben bel Goo(pb DreiB uno &.
Ealteger uno SohR. Breis so Gents
uno ST.. Brobeflaihe frei.
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9ie @renae stpiihem Megifp utto
3etd8.

Der Brdiioent bat Dem 4DnareB
einen neuen Gertrag nit WeritD au=
aeianot, Der i'm Wdra oieies Sabres
abeeihluiien muroe unb Der fih auf
Die @ren5linie aniiden Weritp uno
XeraS beaieht. Ser Rip @ranoe,
Der betanntli1 Die @rense bilbet,
perauoert bdufia ieinen 2auf uuo oa=
ourb 1T felt altersher fhpn INNER
Streit aepeien. mie bic eigentlide
@rens[iuie laufe. 8elpnoere Shniez
riofeiten baben INNER Die fDgenandt
ten .Bancos" gemaht. 9iele Ban
cos" ltno Die 2anbitiGe, Die ourb
Werdnoerune oes SlnBbettes pont
ufer abaetrennt perber unb bic be-
ipnoers bdnfig am unter'n 2auf oes
StuHes. BON Der Winoung Bis our
Wtunomne oes San Suan. uDrfom'
men. urlprInelib feitaeitent muroe
Gle @renae ourh bic internatiDnale
@rsnstumn1ifiipn i'm Sabre 1852.
SIN Sabre 1884 purbe oanr elm Ser
trag abgeihloi1en. Der beftimmte. baB
bic @ren5e, unbefimrnert um Bers
1noeruneen bes SluBlaufes, 10 be-
ftehen bletben iDIe. mte fie iene
8ommiiiion feitgeiebt babe. Snsmiz
iden bat itb aber nun geaeiat, Dab
oieie 8eftimmun9 niht ourhaufih=
rem iei uno baB DEFENDERS Die Bill
ouna Der r8aneps" rieue Beitims
munger %erforoerlih maht.
Der tleue Gertra9 nin1r1t nun SO
r8ancDS", bic ale auf Der Strede
auiihen Brownsville uno Gip @ran'
be gitp lieaen. BON ben Beftimrnuns
gen oes alten 8ertrages aus unb ere
flart. baB Die @renSe benz tiefften
@anal bes Tluiies fDleen iolle. 8pn
ienen So rBancps" tperoen bret fEr
meritaniib ertldrt. bic ibriaen fir
aineritaniib. &inftig iDI bic inter'
rationale @renstommiiiiun bel ies
benz v8anco" beftimmen. gu uel=
Diem 2anb es gebDrt. @enn aber
oas burh ben SluB lpsaettennte
Stud 4anb $50 6ettar ungeidbr
625 Ifer - aroB lift uub 200 2er.e
auf tbm mDhnen. oann iuq es ntht
ais .8aueu" betrahtet tperoer unb
ben uriprinalihen @rensbeitimmun'
gen unterliegen.
2eute. Die auf einem folheu rBans
co" mohnen uno nun etneut Dber
benz anoeren 2anoe suerteilt rperoerl,
bleiben bic Biirger besieniaen 2ans
0es, 81 Dem fie urlpriinalih aeb6rt
ten. f6nnen aber audi. menn fie es
minfGen. Burger BEG ueuen 2ars
beS ueroen.
@tmaa nermidelt ibeint urS bic
@eibidte AUDI iebt nod au fem, es
lift aber gerue m6alih. oaB man uns
ter ben beitebenoen 8erhdltniiien
teine einfaberen 8eitimmnngert tref.
fen TONNE. gS uiro allgemeir uers
iihert, Der neue 8ertrae beoeute eis
men entihieoenen Sortibritt eegens
iber ben alien 8uitdnoen.
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3 9.

- Dscar Strombere, Der iunge
8immermantt in 6ouitpn. Der ool
Surgeon bort BOT, elmer Bride berun'
terfiel, lit g~eitorben.
- Sn Dallas bat man cine BE.
peguna ms 2eben gerufen, oerer
Bmed es lit, burt i'm Sabre 1910 elite
@eltausiteuung Doer ptelmebr cine in.
ternationale N%usfteaung absubalten
eSreo. grau, elm betannter 5ar=
r1er aus Der nmgeaenb BON Waeloer,
lit bort auf oer StcaBe als 2eide ge-
funoen norben. Sn Der Ndbe ftan1
iein @eipann anaebunoen. 8abr=
iheinlib bat er nah ieinem Baaen
aebe1 mDlen. UNI nah 6auis gu fab
rem uno tit babel pDm 9ersihlag ae=
trDffen moroen.
- Diitrifitibter 8ropts in Nuftin
Fat in Be5ug auf bas &enneob : &c.
feb. melbes Die Brutto @innabmen
Der Defs@ efelibaften beiteuert. cine
dhnlihe gntiheionna abeegeben, uie
in Beaug auf bas 2Dne : @eieb, tpeLs
Dies Die Bruttos @tnnabmert Der Bab.
men nit elmer Steuer beleet. Sn err
iter 2inie ertldrt er ale Strafen, Die
Dafielbe uerbGngt. fir unfonftitutios
nell; bann entibeibet er, baB DE
Steuer rur auf @innobmen Wnuen.
oung finoen Tonne, melbe burd1 bic
BON Der @eieQihaft proousierte @are
er5ielt ieieu uno baB mat, 3. g. cine
ginnabme. pelhe aus Dem germie>
ten Der i'm BeiiBe Der @eiegIhaften
befinolihen liant Wasen ber@
famine, ntht NIT elmer Sseuer bele>
gen tonne.
= Sn 6ouiton lift elm eeuiiier Ru=
oDlph Genoer auf bic Mntlage bers
baftet u0rben, @erGtihaften uno
Wertaeuge. Die amr Gali@manserei
uno aur 6erteQune faliden Bapiers
geloes btenen. in ieinem geiib ges
habt gu baben. Bender Ioa einges
itanoen baben, npr Ginger 2eit, als
er itb bier in Gan NntpniD auf6ielt,
cine 8anfnDte pm 500 nadgemodt
81 baben. gr behauptet aber, er babe
Dies i'm Sbera eetan, nur UNI eins
mai st periuhen. uas er tonne; er
babe Die falide Note auh niGt ouss
gegeben, fpnbern al8 &urtplum uer=
ihentt. Wan bat Den @efangener
unter 8ireibaft BON 5000 geftent.
Die @iienbahn' &ommiifipn bat
bic ipe5ieQe gDttpnrate, melde ote
Gifenbabnen in @aloeitDn fit Yaum=
noue, bic BON bort neritifft niro,
3euabren. fir abaeidaafft ertldrt.
Gus BrefibiD miro semeloet,
oaB bort farter Sbnee eefalIen lit.
ss lift 6ie8 bas erfte Wal, bas es !
bort i'm Desember aeidneit bat.
= Bel elmer @ntgfeifung an Der
Sc 8abn in Der @dhe pon
5%Drntnerpiqe Fam Der 6eiaer go.
Elm iunaer Wtenib nDr eini=
ZEN 3ruanaig Sabren, um's Heben.
Der Staat miro cine Babn
'auen, UNI bic Clemens > Blantaoe,
Der Notwithstanding aehalten
oeroen, nit Der ct. Souls, 8romnss
lille & Weritn Babn 81 perbinoen.
- 9aS 6elolager unierer Mtiliss
in Nuftin lit beenbet.
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Sic .Sou Wutpnin Sim

Die San Gutonio Wutual Nio
Suno Ghueiation" bat bic folgenoen
Beomten ermablt: Brdiibent. ". 8.
gaitannDla; Setretdr. 90. Rpfp;
Niliftent Setretdr, gbas. 90. 8ars
nes. 9trettDren: S. 8. 8rDnner,
See Jerlet, Nrtbur Robs uno s. 6.
Tips.
@roBes 8 d 10 / n e :
hladte SDnntag ben II. De-
sember in Sbeuermeper 8
Barf.
@enn Die berabmte 5arab
Bernbarbt mad Teras fomtnt, 10
miro fie in alien 5tdoten, no fein
unabbanaiaes Ibeater eti1tiert, in
einem Relte ipielen, oa bas Spnbis
Tot, welhes ale Opernbduier in Tes
ras fDntruliert. iie ni6t in Die Aabl
Der aaitipielenoen 9ruppen aufees
rptnr1en bat.
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Getertags @rcmrfiDm nad)
bent Cffett.

Qm %. December 1905 rueroen Die
Eidet Mgenten @rcurfiDns Sidets
aur 8ate BON einem Gabrpreis uno
elm Orittel, gultia fir Die 8lGreiie
auf 30 Gage, nah allen Bunften in
ObiD, Snoiana. Sainois uno Bldben
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in 8erbinoune nit
@. 81. Bairb,
&eiienoer BaiiagiersN gent,
Gan GntoniD, 9eras.
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