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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04

sons, who purchased 17.743 acres of land; Mississippi, s4 families of 292 persons, who purchased 560 acres of land: Kentucky Is families of 62 per- sons, who purchased 1,116 acres of land; at points on the line in other States, three families of 14 persons, who purchased 450 acres of land. A total of 1,15o families of 4,110 persons, and SS,S24 acres of land.'
 Railroads and Development.
 The figures presented by MT. Spencer and MT. Gates show thct the land anl industrial departments of the railways of the South are probably the most in- portant factors in accelerating the de- velopment of that section of the ccun- try. Through these departments the railways expend large sums of money every year in advertising the resourc ss of the Southern States and in bringing business opportunities in that section to the attention of capitalists and in- vestors in other parts of the countrv capitalist or a group or capitalists looking for an opportunity to estaoIish cotton mill. an iron and steel plant furniture factory, or any other in- dustry in the South can always find a representative of a Southern Railway with complete information as to the best localities in which to establish tn: industry, as to the sources Cf supply or raw materials of all kinds. as to markets, and as to the supply of sui'- able labor. If t.:e owner of an indus trial establishment of any f,nd. of farm. or of any other property in the South wishes to sell he finds the laad and industrial department of the near est railway line ready to undertake to find purchaser for him. All thts work Is done at the expe lse of the railways though the primary benefit A. AH. s..A AAw.aA L..
 munities. The railways proat from 1t through the development of the com munities along their lines and the grad. ual increase in the density of paEsen- ger and freight traffic.
 Argument Against ReEul9ffOn.
 one of the strongest arguments that has been made against the proposition to give the Interstate Commerce Com mission authority to prescribe trans portation charges is that 1t would se riously interfere with the work now being done for the development of the industries md the natural resources q. the South" said a railroad man hers There is close cooperation between the land and industrial departments of the railways and their trattic depart ments. One of the Inducements that can now be held out to prospective in- vestors in a Southern Industrial enter prise is a scale of freight rates to com. petitive markets that will enatle thu products of the Southern industry to compete successfully with tn Ose of oth
 CT localitits. A governmental commits sion would have to make rates by som uniform rule approximating uniform charge per ton per mile. The making of a rate by a Southern Railroad for the purpose of developing tccffir along it's lines would lead to complaints from those interested in similar traffic n other parts of the country and the Commissio would have to order the Southern Board to make its rates Il conformity with the established rule. For instance. there is now complaint on the part of New England cottor mills that Southern mills enjoy rela-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04
SOUTHERN
 RAILROADS
AS DEVELOPING AGENTS IN ITS GROWTH.
Arguments Brought to Bear Against Proposed Rate Fixing Legtsla- tfon~-RaiIroads Invite
 Capital.

Washington Special.
 Interesting information as to the way in which the railways of the south are aiding in the development of that section of the country is afforded by the last annual report of President Spencer of the Southern Railway, ana by some figures presented to the senate Committee on Interstate Commerce by Mfr, Robert Gates of the land and inous- trial department of the Louisville ana Nashville Railroad.
 In his report Mir. Spencer said "Aiong the lines of the Southern, Rail way Company during the year ended Hume 30. 1905, there were completed and nut in operation forty-six textile mills thirty.four furniture factories, their eight iron industries, six tanner1es, sew entx-seven stone quarries and coal mines. thirteen cotton seed oil plants eight fertilizer works, and more than 500 smaller industries. Over 2bo inous- tries were under construction at' the close of the year. Immigration 10 anu fhe investment of foreign capital in the territory served by the Southern Rail way Company's lines during the year exceeded any previous year in the hls- tory of the company.
 Mir. Gates said: The records in the office of the general and immigration agent of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, in Louisville, present tne lol- lowing facts and figures as to indus tries located during the year 1SO4 through the efforts of the industrial agents of the road: In Kentucky, six ty industries, representing $2.761,OOO capital; in Virginia, six industries Wlth a capital of $8,235, ,000; In Tennessee, Eixty-nine industries, with a total capi- tai of $l,776.700; in Alabama, 122 in fiustries, with a. total capital of $5,4o2,- 100; in Florida, IS industries, with a total capital of S615,000; Mississtppi. five industries with total capital or s11s. 900; Louisiana, four industries with n total capital of $2S5. 900. A grand total of sos industries and $15.49l, 300. Most of these industries are located on The tracks of the Louisville and Nash ville. Some are on the tracks of other roads. but with which the Louisville and Nashville has physical connection. The other great systems of the south The Southern, the Illinois Central, the Atlantic Coast Line, the Seaboard Ar Line, the Frisco, the Nashville, Chatta- noora and St. Louis-can all make as good comparative showings
 q desire to present briefly some ng- ures and facts as to immigration. Dur Ing the year 1904 the Louisville and Nashville located immigrants as fol- lows: Alabama, 704 families of 2,S94 nersons. who purchased 34,773 acres ot lands: Tennessee, 21S families of SS6 nersons, who purchased 2s,143 acres Of land; Florida, 132 families Of Slz per
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04
Reslstrar of nnIIocIr.

The Governor yesterday appointed C. c. Stovall a Registrar of Bullock County to fill a vacancy recently caused by the removal of former regis- trat B. B. Merritt from the County.
 Other executive appointments were made as follows yesterday:
 Justice of the Peace, c. B. Jones. of Jefferson. Marengo County. Constable, W. II. c. Hughes of Hez. lin.
 Notaries Public. Miss Frances Hnn. nicutt, of Heflin. Asenath F. LuIi, Of Wetumpka; S 4. Beall, of Haeoda, Geneva County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04
BURIAL OF MIR. cANTBx.
Large Attendance at Funeral of Cons
 federafe Veteran.

federafe Veteran.
 The funeral of John N. Cantey. who died early Tuesday morning took place yesterday morning from his late resi- dence 40s Finley Avenue. The ser vices were conducted by Rev. J. A. Rice. D. D. Pastor of the Court Street Methodist Church.
 Although dark clouds overhung the city. and there was drizzling rain. still there was a great number of friends who followed the remains of MT. Cantey to their last resting place. Many Confederate Veterans were bow ed down in grief as the services were pronounced The floral designs and offerings were especially beautiful and numerous. Among the most striking designs was that sent by the Mont gomery Police Department. of which two of Mir. Cantey's sons are mem bers. and that of Camp Loraax. United Confederate Veterans.
 The following gentlemen served as pail bearers: J. L. Holloway, Robert Ellsworth. Judge John B. Fuller. J. H. May, c. W. Beers, Judge ". S. Stokes. David Johnson and Albert Taylor.
 Interment was made in oakwood cemetery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04
BIG SALE OF TAGS.
Concerns Make Ready to Dispose
 EarfiIaxarm

Report was made yesterday to State Auditor ]. NJ Carmichael of a sale of fertilizer tags by the Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries to a single concern amounting in all to $S.2sO.
 AS the tags are sold by the State at three cents each this represents a sale of 276,O0O tags It shows that sin gle factory contemplates pretty good sivad business this year in Alabama.
 The amount paid into the State Treasury for tags sold in December WAS S3291.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04
Prisoners were bound over by th

Prisoners were bound over by the Recorder in eighteen cases. There were twenty-one arrests on suspicion,
 As compared with AIS arrests for December, 1905. there were 404 arrests for the corresponding month of 1904
 On Christmas Day. 1905. twenty eight cases were made. whereas there were twenty three on Christmas Day of 1904.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04
New Brick C,nmnnnx.

The Jenkins Brick Company, of We tumpka. with a capital stock of s75,- 900, yesterday filed a notice of incor- poration with the Secretary of State The incorporators are w. L. Lancaster Frank W. Lull and a score or more other citizens of Elmore County and other places.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04
Death of Child.

News reached the city yesterday of the death near Matthew's Station Tdes- day night of the six months old daugh- ter of Mir and Mrs. John. J. Cochran, The child was a sweet, bright little girl, and she was the source of great happiness to her parents. Mir. Cochran Is Treasurer of Montgomery County.
 The funerela will take place at II o'clock this morning from the Mount Zion Church near Matthew's Station.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04
MilI snIt Nd Mnre.

John Lee. an ante-bellum negro ar rAsted by Patrolman Jordan on a charge of splitting on the sidewalk waa Discharged yesterday by the recor- der on a promise that he would never arain spit on the sidewalk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04
some Handsome Literature.

The city passenger office of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad Is dis tributing some handsome literature de- seribing Bay St. Louis and other points of interest along the Gulf coast be tween Mobile and New Orleans. as well as some pretty folders and illustrl tIons of Cuba That road has publish cd a pretty special folder of Cuba and many beautiful illustrations of farm and city scenes are used. All the North and South roads are expecting a very heavy business to the coast a2d to Gu ba this winter. and all are advertising that country extensively.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04

A contract carrying with 1t the ex. penditure of more than $1,45O, 900 has been awarded the American Car and Foundry Company of Jeffersonville. by the Southern Railway, for tho construc- ton of 5000 freight cars. which were ordered by that company two weeks ago. The cars will be built In Jeffer- son lille. About 1,75O of the cars will be box cars. and the remainder will be double hopper coal cars.
 This is the first contract for the TO-. 900 cars which the Southern Railway intends building within the next year. The Jeffersonville shops are the first to secure a contract, but the car foun- dries at Mt. Vernon and at Anniston. Ala, will receive similar orders. 1t is said.
 vile shops provides that all Of the cars are to be delivered in August. septem. Der and October.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04

Russia Raises Discount Rate.
 St. Petersburg, Jan. S.-The Imperial Bank of Russia today raised its dis count rate from to 1-2 per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04
Alabama Postmaster Named.

Washington, Jan. 3.-(Special. l- Chas. H. Pulley has been appointed postmaster at Greenbrier. Limestone County. vice Leslie Fletcher resigned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04

A rate of a fare. plus 25c.. has been quoted by the railroads on account of the convention of the Southern Cotton Growers. to be held in New Orleans. January ii to 13. inclusive. The rates are open to the public.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-06
SdIusfeier ser 6otiduIe.

Die Standardization Der bieIi.
gen SpHiHute fnnOen am uereana'
enen Samsltae Gbeno In eer @on
cert paGe itatt uno rpnrbe Der 5abI-
reiden 8ubbrerihaft bon ben obi.
turienten piel S6renswertbes unb
Gnaenebmes eebOten. County Shuls
gomiEdr 8. .. Sppbrer fabrte ben
Borfib, unb 6as lebte 8ode In oies
fen Gpalten ~aneeSeiste 8rusram
tuurbe in muaeredltieer 8eiie BON
ben SHaleru, lauter iunse Damien,
porestrasen. 9iano Sulis nuo 9u
cite in Gbmeaslune nit 9eilamo'
iiopen, Yortrdeen unb 2eiuns BON
preispetr6ntsn giaps, bOten unee.
nebule ll~nterbaltung un0 i%nterefante
2ettire. Serr s. u. Braun, wel6er
friiber Der bieiisen Sohihule boz
Nnno nber Jest i'm @iiouri galIep
College gu RnribaI, No., angefteut
III, bieit an bic Nbiturienteu eine
[ brreiHe Gniprohe tiber BIN Berlb
uon "3beeu,@ uio ermabnte unb ere
mdtbiste bic lu ,sen aeate gu ielbs
itaubieen 9en.ea unb GOrifeu. RafI
Eeenbiauna ieiner aniprnhe fam
Serr Braun pieberum Dor bic Siam.
pc nno mnhte befnnnt, oaB bic Dor
Sabresfrlit uon ibm eeitifteten 5tuei
Breismeoatqen - cine uOn Cub bic
Gnoer pm SLIDER - flr bic ae6ie.
gentle ibriftlihen Grbeiten (@fnps)
nelte BON S&alern Der Sodihule
einperei6t uurheu, ~erltere SRI. 2ueGa
Gri0f iir ibre Nrbeit Yin llntnptun
Ssr1." unb bic Sweite SRI. Gnnetta
9tmmel far ben @iiap .Sbarneter1
au ,tfnnnt tuurOen. 2estere @is
ias NOR uOn 5rl. Rimmsl pdbrenO
be Absnos u~Oraeleien ruOrben, unb
t6nHtsn bic 8ub0rer iber Oeren Sc
bieatnbeit ielbit urtbeilen.
Ssrr 9bsO. Oral, 9rafOent bes
Gtulrathes ertbeilte bieraut In PAT,
IenOer Guipra4e bic Diplomas an
bic pier SIrbiturenten ME fOIat: Stlma
Biuf, alice Bod, 9bereia Ohsner
u. annettuRimmel, ueld aestere fif
wObt ale Dem aebrerberufe sutuens
ben perben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-06
ueues Gebsn.

tlhbt aud nod aus ben Riinen einr
es tUbtterbens irnuten &dfpers. los
fern SIR benielben III benz aampie
nit Der i'm INNER mehr ueraittenDen
8lutentmiihuua burb fredericksburg
Der bemdbrten Ct. BERNARD arnnlers
piaen untertist. Stele Sau'enoe,
prlae bieien I,Ien neue @einnoheit
b :ronnten, peroeu ieoen arauten be-
lia,ieen, oas be Ct. BERNARD 8rinter
ptlen Die bette arseuei iino. peite
es aeaen bic lansiume. aber iiher
t6otenOe 8lutuereiituna etebt, o.e
aus BerftOpiuua beruuraeht. Der
a6rper wirb nit utaoniidlen @iften
a naeiiat, bic iih taaidalih in i'm
anhdaisn, neil es an aeibes6f.une
ithlt, unO iheieBtid bistet bic eause
Hlulbnbn bns Bib elmer BON un'
reInieieiten tberHIeBenoeu @loote.
Oeren Site ourf bic SlDern bis in
ben Iettsn Bintsl Ocs a6rpers elm.
Orineen. auf bic frlbereu Anseth.
en- Der gerItUpfune, ). y. 8opfihmers
en-, appstttluiateit. S4wtuOel, DIN.
nj lhtsanialIe. Ssrstlcpfeu. aeuttia-
.tet, u. |. No., limb bic idon ihuerer.
en- SpmptDme peiulet, wie ipaferiafe
tie anihWelunaer, anbaltenoes
R.susweh ano aubere 3eiHen t6Ot.
liter Sober unb @ierenleioen. absr
aud onun nod sisbt es cine ~ cine
einSiee - GrSenei. bic Ollie iAoffen,
bas 8lut unb oas Gpitem nod reins
ieen Tam: eben bic St. Bernard
8rduterpillen. rs Gents. Gue
Gpotbeten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-06
County Court perban0luuseu.

Die &Ountp Court mar am lesteu
Snmitaa In Sibune unb aenebmiete
Grtheilune uOn 6dnrtliSenIen an
8Lrtbe tuie fOlet: > 6 GaTmnnn,
Dnensuiue; 6rant Rertens, MOrri,
ion; Souls Rod, Conrad @ous. nnb
SOesslt & @ermann, Sermann.
@bepinus rpuroen getitiOuen ftr
Shnnilisenien enteebeiben ME
emil NnasI, SbUemaIer unb
@ermann, Eim girminebam, 60.
@ols, 9eumann nub Gberlin, Ger.
mann; @. 6. Birmingham. Blanc;
SObn 3 8rnuObOra, Gannan; 8 q
0ennete unb s 8 Gertle, Dmens-
uiIe; hilbert s psibbrint. @olebnb;
3 Dnnne. WaOrriiOn.
Siehnunsen ruurOen erloubt pie
fDtat: Grnnt 9ousta Bulaee bewilie,
ter llnterfasune fur 8 8elenta ST.;
Stnnt SOipitut fur Srriinniee SO i
$500; TbeO @raf, 60. Glerf, Bot.
BeIb u. Gradlt $2.5O;U s @euter.
Bidder nnb WnteriaIen, SIS 40; u.
Brpbnteridter, abIHriften
aFsHOr sl2. 80; s 70 Snprum,
5onilOr s2s; TsnFns u. @uebioer,
OnIireidsn ss.ls; @rot
gsintine 60. Gruiarbrit i. S.;
sbep eraf 20 SO. az so bsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-06
nsusits 5nIano naaridtea

Die gauge @eaenb I'M Stotte 15af
3p iden Saubers nnb Bliabton, SO.
LOrlbU unb Rsbra5In, ltebt unter
Biiier uub ale Beuobner i'm G9al
uub in ben 6lu6, aieoeransen muBten
fta Aten. Gs mtrb Ieruer gemeloet,
onB Der Damn uberhnlb Snnbers
brad unb bnB Ons 8niier lid nit
iDl&er Sdnelliateit iber bic 8eioen
ersOB. bnB 1000 5aafe. wef6e duf
benBieien aeloaert unren, gus uupe
ainpeu, ebe iie sertttet su merOen
nermohten.
Bon Osu III 5alaalereieu in
BbitaOelubiu iiao BON ben 8eb6rben
81 eeIhlORen mOrOen, neil lie not
Gniht Der Sanitdtsbsbbrben eemeir /.
itdoii9 betrieben purOen.
wi NUntds paren bereits IS
Snhrs UsrHoHeu, felt gr6Foent gar
feb nuf benz BnbnbOi in Baibinptun
uOn benz Grant @uiteau burf
Sdaswunben 10 dinner perlest mar
De, OuB er am 10. September 1881
fiarb unO gbsiisr SIrthur grdFbent
ruurbe.
SIN Rem gOrter .piab aites pnb's
lsste BOhs wisOer einmal cine sen.
Intiun erFier alnIe, inbem Der
OliGiOnarsiObn unO 2sbemaun bnrru
TboIp ben beraBnteu Gr6iteItsn
etanfOrb Mbiis nui Dem gadportsn
bee wanstiDn @arben srimcB. lir.
fade Hhise hate uit fer iunasn
gran fbam'e, als bisisibs nod
"HN Af" f.U."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-06
Spritenbaus- Giuweibuns

Sprikenhaus- Ginweibur9
9os ueue S%prisenbnus murbe am
lebteu SnmItae Nbeuo bon Der Geuer
Gumpanie unb Der 6Oot & 2nbber
60, unb aelaberen @aiten in lido :
fer 8eiie eireeweibt, unb bic Grinns
eruna an bieien Gag ruirb ben 9beils
uebmern nod LANCE %anaenehm i'm
@eb1GtniB bleiben. I'm Z uhr
mnrihirten bic 5euerleute unter uors
autritt Der GpUitels 8auo burf bic
StraSen Der Stabt, unb Dor benz
neaen feflih eeiamidten Spriben.
hauIe nueetommen, murbe Snlt ee.
maht. Guf benz 8Orplase oes
0aaies puroe burG 6rl. Gnnn
&oetbemeper unter entiprehenoen
Gerem0niel dbntih tuie beim Stnpets
lnuf zines S9ifes, cine 5laide Iein
aeOpfert, wurauf man flip in Die uben
befinblihe ebenfaas ih6u aei9midie
SabtbaIIe besab UNI bier ben Sbenb
su ue%rbrinaen.
gtnh bic @dite Ttnb eenOmmen, er,
prifT Capt. Iusuf 8oblt oas 8ort
anI bic Seier bes gaaes binrpeiIenb,
uno m6brenO bic 6euerleute i'm
Snlbtreis Stellune nnbmen Iaete er
onB gum ueuem 5auie aud cine
Id6ue 6laeee seb1re unb er cine
iolbe aus eieenen &itteln anee'
ihafft babe unb oieIefbe biernnit gum
@eihent iiberreihe. SeSt parbe
Elm berrlihes x IA Rub eruBes
Sternenba lner unter anhaltenten
8eitausbeseuauneeu entfnltet. unb
Capt. 8Oblt bes jfteren tueeen iein.
&c @nbe beelldniinitt.
Sierauf belt an bic 8vriaatmetten
Serr 8euiel cine beutihe Rebe, Iibm
,lete Serr 8reuer In elmer eneiiidben
Aniprn9e uelfe beioe nit erDBer
8eseiherune nufeenommcn muroen,
llnb nun CAB man fiH benz Sansuer.
snleen bin unb ielten lit cine 10 lui-
tiae @eIe1ihuft s~uiammen aepeien.
Die Sreu6e uub aud Oer quite @ine
it gu nmnEren mnfte bic 5eier au
einen ~eIansenben Grfole. ga bic
Seuermebr ols @uieeber ftets frei,
sebie 1T tuareu fur bic 8ebarfnifie
Oes @usens in ieber Siufdt reiaild
peiDrst, mas uOn ausn Gnueienben
aud bnnfenb anerIannt tuutbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-06

Shcs glr cires @,ries MRS mar
eth gu iutimes SerLaNwb, weites
Mgts aub bishes 10 j iOr,iys.
0Ulte u6er iortaeissl habca los.
2bam uaroe bes IiorOrs IN erii n
grabe nnseiIust.
IN Splae zines uniinniaep g.
|rihIs. ooB ben ambrrn in Den 6ii. ut.
liAen Stuleu bic ashlen nbatihnit
ten weroen, purbe AM Rlttpoh =.
benz Diitritt BON Der Soperp ois SIM
&aitr,oer unb uon Catherine bic Nou
iton StraBe, Mem gurt, cine ,olhs
Banjo Oeruriaht, bn6 Is Shuten
nit $4,000 Shuliinpen eeihiohen
peroen muBten. RdhiprIhuuaen
nah benz llripruna eieier @,tihte
eraaben bic Sbntiahe, bah Elm Shul.
tino megen 9ruien am pals uperirt
uno BEL einem nnbern Elm @epaHs
in Der 8 iflenbObte entiecnt maroe.
Der 8eridt, DAB mehrers ainoer alb.
peiAlaHtet uOroen ieien. uerbreitete
lih NIT @iuOeae!te iiber ben pnnssn
weitlihen StaOtbeil unO I'M 9auie
bcs BOrmittaas itsGItsn iif tuuisuOe
BON Mitteru uub Batter in ben Shut
en- Elm, un lire 8inOer al rrettsn".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-06

mann Serrb u. Sndst 80. gcrbhOls
$50: @ibiOn Soap So. 4brl. Solir-
ie,ie Sc so; Srant Sduls EXTRA Vlr'
belt am gtuutn 8ea $lio; . 8
stoenrer, gOuntpri1ter So; u L
Gsppe Ditto 81; B ! 8Oeibsl. bit,
So, 20; Gbas Bolten, Sehilisiterifi
81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-06
a perRautem, ,Gin proiiioblec (sell

III pereauten, iGin proIiiabIeS SeI,
erol Ulegd)anoife 6cid,dit nit ST., 900 On
pcniariun. inCiuiip 6eid,dtS9ebdnbe, Bdol
rerbauS, nno Wobnhais. vile 6ebduOe
nen, Nsoarcnporraib erite SloIe. location
HE geIie III cincm Std6td,en III cincr Der
bcIieu Encouragement in MtIiourt. Git
pobnerid)n meiIicnS Ecutidl nit ocniid1en
aircl en- nno Sdulen. Sine quite Seleoep
belt fir einen nrtsruebmcnoeu 6eid)dits,
mann. Ylon id,rcibc iofort an
s. S. Geimbrod.
II Wilma, gio,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-07-06

gu pertanc DoS befamie Wild.
~ col poeiherid,e anmeien innerhalh Der
neItid)eu otdbisrcpse aeIeaen, - Gotten
Z III auien Weinbers ii 5u~ pertouirn.
Suites scrdumiseS WobnhouO nit entipredp
cnbcn yicbcnaebduoen NIB 4cqnemiid,teiteu
nuI benz BloBe. GdbercS Su erira9en bel
NittWe SatberIne g ocih e..
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Nenr Nnset1eu.
perteiaeruna aa lreree adj melnen

Oerftciecrun0 Jh peroe ari meincn
bisberiaen YciiBtbum in 6ermoun om
2 amItoeben 81. SuIi, 1906,
jol9enoeS p~eriobnlide Gi9cntbum an ben
Wieiitbirienoen ~pcrtauicu; aae mcine 0aus.
uno aiid,enaerdtbe; Obit uno g9einmiibIe
nit preiie; dlIerIei SanolucrtSeeidirr ipte
eS aehrdudt mirs in 5teinbriid,en, BON
Steinnarrer, BON 9duidlreiner. oompIlGi,
erercr, pom Anitreitern unb Sindern. &
2ciier. 9onnl' uno Weini1eeren. 9runnens
hafen, 1dier Lpo 9cgS. uuo uieIe anbere
@eaenitdnoe Su SahlrridI nm Az bencnnen
Sebin9un9en gIc Summen inter S.
Boar; ooriiber. pirb Gin arebit bon 6 1ios
rlaien b -iuili9t ee9en Vote NIT Sid,erlrii
Carl 9oi9t
Ter gcrtoui be9inut $ uhr YiCrecnS.
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81 perFaufen; Gin > SIammen Guild
Yleal SaSolincicn, nobc3u neu; l WARRIOR
Gel; Dreier. Aoibitonb. 0oIlrad, elierne
ycttieIe, GiS,Hor. Gddutaltuhi Ii. az.
WtrS. Sttmar IS. Siurt.
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2ies if bic sniiOn Der abpeipnnnt.
belt, Der a%opfitmersen unO oer6rth'
iabrsbeitmerben. DpGifer's &pdp
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