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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
THE INSURANCE FIGHT.
Two Protests from Samuel Untermyer,
 Counsel for POIicyh0Iders.

Albany, July 1S.-Superintendent Otto Kelsey, of the state insurance depart ment, to-day received the two protests signed by Samuel Untermyer, general counsel of the international policyhold- CTS committee, against action taken in the Mutual and the New York Life h. surance companies. One, perhaps the most important, demands the exclusion from the administration ticket" of nominations for trustees, filed by the Mutual Life with the state department, of the names of four members of the policyholders committee, inserted in the list MT. Untermyer claims, without authority; the other complains of the manner in which the companies have compiled the lists of their policyholders filed with the department under the law passed last winter and placed to-day at the disposal of the copyists employed by the committee.
 Superintendent Kelsey said tonight that he had no authority to strike any with him. His understanding was that these nominations were filed in the de- partment as matter of record, AS for the complaint against the form in which the lists of policyholders were filed, he said he had not yet had time to exam inc it particularly, nor had he examined the lists themselves; he would await more specific complaint as the work of copying progressed. If it should ap- pear that the companies had not in good faith compiled with the law he would take such steps as he conceived to be within his duty.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
TERRIBLY INJURED.
Young Woman Jumps from Her Hotel
 Room in Boston.

Boston, July 1S.-A young woman who was registered at the Hotel Touraine as Mrs. J. Samuel Piza, of New York, was terribly injured shortly before midnight by jumping from the window of her room on the sixth floor of the hotel. MT. and Mrs. Piza arrived at the hotel late in the afternoon, and but little was seen of them until the woman jumped. The room occupied by the couple was on the Boylston street side of the hotel and directly above the glass-covered porte cochere at the main entrance. When Mrs. Piza jumped her body struck on the roof os the porte cochere. Her left leg and right arm broke through the glass and both these lin&s were almost severed. The woman's body rested on the canopy for some time before it could be removed. As soon as possible Mrs. Piza was lifted to the roof of a cab and then placed within a waiting ambulance and hurried to the City hospital.
 Just as the ambulance was leaving the hotel the man who registered as MT. Piza rushed down stairs and cried to the drives of the ambulance to hold on."
 The police tried to restrain the man but he eluded them, caught up with the ambulance, jumped inside and was car ried to the hospital with the woman.
 The hospital authorities hold out but small hope of the woman's recovery. It is understood that ahe had been at a sanitarium in Melrose where she had been treated for some nervous trouble, and Mir. Piza was taking her to her New York home.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
nIr.. HaI.er corwin the vletlm.

New York, July 4e.-It was learned tonight that the sufferer in the $5a,- 900 jewel robbery, which was reported to the police yesterday, and which is still surrounded with great mystery, is Mrs. Halsey Corwin, wife of a young millionaire of this city. This is the second time Mrs. Corwin has been the victim of jewel thieves. Two years ago at an uptown hotel. where she had apartments, SS0,OOO worth of jewels were taken by hotel attaches, but were recovered.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
DEMONSTRATION HYDE PARK
, Russians Hold Meeting--Many Secret Detectives Present,

Russians Hold Meeting--Many Secret
 Detectives Present.
 London, July 18.--In connection with the meeting of the socialist and labor interparliamentary committee here this week, a demonstration was held in Hyde Park this evening to express sympathy with the Russian revolution. The audience was extremely cosmopol- itan and among it were scattered hun dreds of poAce detectives who thus were afforded an opportunity of secur- ing descriptions of many supposed en- emies of society.
 British labor leaders and M. Anikin of the Russian parliament succeeded in arousing much enthusiasm. M. Anikin, although he spoke in Russian, was re- ceived enthusiastically. A majority of the audience were Russian refugees.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
MISS M,KINLEP MARRIhD.
Another Neice of Late President Enters
 the Circle.

Des Moines, Iowa, July 1S.-Miss Howe Mckinley, a niece of President Mckinley, was married at Fort Des Moines this evening to Captain Gray son Willard Heidt, of the Eleventh cavalry. The ceremony was performed at the home of Captain Mckinley of the Eleventh cavalry, Rev, John Heidt, father of the bridegroom, officiating The bride was attended by Mrs. George Eabyon of Chicago as matron of honor, and Miss Caroline Harter of Canton, O., as maid of honor. The bridegroom was attended by his broth Ter, Captain James Heidt of the Tenth infantry. Among the gifts was ma hogany chest of silver from Mrs. Mic Kinley.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
MER1cAN1NJURAD IN FRANCE.
Automobile Driven ReckIessIy --- Mrs
 Greenwny Slightly Hurt.

Lisieux, France, July lS.-While an automobile in which were MT stillman of New York, Mrs. Greenway, two other women, girl and the chauffeur was being driven at high rate of speed in the direction of Dives4Sur- Mer it crashed into heavy wagon. Both vehicles were overturned and smashed. Mir. Stillman and the driver of the wagon were seriously injured, and Mrs. Greenway and the chauffeur slightly hurt, and the others shaken. All were taken to the hospital here
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19

dent Is Archibald Mcdonald of Put
 nam--SIemorial Service to Comrades
 of the Department---Parade and Races
 the Events for To-day.
 At the twenty-third annual conven- ton of the Connecticut Firemen's as- sociation, which opened at Savin Rock theater yesterday afternoon, the fol- lowing were elected officers for next year. President Archibald Mcdonald of Putnam: vice president, William B. Perkins of New Haven; secretary, John s. Jones of Westport, and sam 'uel c. snagg of Waterbury as treas urer. The following were elected county vice presidents:
 Middlesex county-George s. Pitt, Middletown.
 Holland county-John W. Hefferon, Rockville.
 Hartford county Mixton A. Norton, Plainville
 Lltchfield county--Robert V, Magee, WatertoWn.
 Fairfield county George W. Bogard- us, South Norwalk,
 New London county-Arthur M. Brown, Norwich.
 New Haven oounty-Robert Meach- em. New Haven.
 Windhain county-Frank M. Lincoln, Willimantic.
 The new president was greeted with rounds of applause as he advanced to take up the gavel and to thank the association for the honor it had con ferred upon him. Assistant Chief Perkins of the New Haven fire de- pertinent was given an ovation as he took the platform to thank the dele- gates for the confidence they had shown in him. The secretary RSd treasurer were reelected. All the principal officers were reelected by ac- clamation.
 To many the most interesting, as well as the most solemn part of the afternoons programme was the memo rial service for the thirty-nine mem bcrs of the association who died dur ing the year. It was evident as the  secretary began to read the names of tho departed comrades that there was q part of the programme of which he had not been informed. He was interrupted by ex-Chief Hendrick of this city, who, after clearing the center of the platform, suggested that the curtain be raised Then there was re- vealed the figure of monument sur rounded by potted plants and bearing the inscription: Tn Memoriam of thirty departed comrades of c. S. F. A. 1905-19O6" Unbounded enthusi- asm and applause greeted the beautiful sight.
 The Rev N. P. Cary, rector of Christ church Norwich, was then called upon by the chairman to make remarks be- fitting the occasion. He said in part: It is fitting that we stop in our busy
 (Continued on Second Pagel
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
Probable Cause of Young Streub's
 Death.

Great Harrington, Mass, July 1S.-As a result of his examination of the wounds which caused the death of John Streub, the year-old boy whose body was found in the woods near Housatonic last Sunday, Medical Ex- aminer Beebe said to-day that he be- lieved it quite possible and even likely that the boy was killed by a stone thrown from behind when he was run ming to escape a pursuer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
CLEVELAND TROLLEY FARE.
Companies Agree to Sell Seven Tickets
 for Twenty-Five Cents.

Cleveland, O., July 1S.-The proposi- tion of the old line street railway com- panies of thls city to the city council flor an extension of franchises was for mally decided on this evening. The railroad companies offer to bind them selves to sell seven tickets for twenty five cents, and to give universal trans fers. This. it is claimed, will probably furnish the lowest street car fare to be had in this country, and is practical ly the same as the competing three cent lines projected by Mayor Tom L. Johnson and others now in process of construction. The proposition will come up for consideration before the council at Its next meeting.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
335, ,OOO LEFT FRISCO
Compilation Made Just Three Months
 After the Fire.

San Francisco, July 1s.-It was esti- mated that within three weeks of the fire on April IS fully 3S5, LOCO persons left San Francisco. According to ccmpila- tions made to-day, just three months after the fire started, there are now in San Francisco 365.OOO persons, with 50,- 900 more waiting in nearby cities for opportunity to return as soon as suit able accommodations can be had. Ac- cording to this showing, 2Oo,000 persons have returned since the fire.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
Ran Into Car.

While crossing Chapel street near Orange in an automobile last evening about g o'clock James Nesbit, the nv- eryman, of S59 Crown street, ran into a car, considerably damaging his ma- chine. Mir Nesbit did not see the car coming, and in endeavoring to cross the street ran into it.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
FRAUDULENT ICE SCALES
seventy-eight Sets Confscated by New
 York Police.

New York, July 1S.-Twenty- eight sets of alleged fraudulent ice scales it was announced to-day, have been con- fiscated by the police at the instance of the bureau of weights and measures, which will be used as evidence in the prosecution of ice dealers. It is charg- ed that 50 per cent. of the conf1scated scales show from 20 to 40 pounds in a hundred against the purchaser. Several of the wagons from which scales were taken bore the name of the American Ice company, but the majority were taken from small dealers selling from open carts.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
ELKS' CONVEN1IOM
Revision of Constitution Under COnsid-
 ntson at Denver.


 ation at Denver.
 Denver, July 18-The afternoon ses- sion of the grand lodge was devoted to the revision of the constitution and bylaws. One of the subjects consider ed was the Elks' home at Bedford City, Va. The home has not come up to the expectations of the originators and 1t is proposed to convert it into hospl- tai or infirmary of some kind
 Tonight there was an exemplff1ca- tion of the proposed new ritual, For several years the old ritual underwent almost annual revision and last year at the meeting at Buffalo committee was appointed to look after the work of devising a new ritual; and prize of $1,000 was offered for the work which should be adopted. AS a result thirteen new rituals were written and submit ted to the committed The committee then compiled ritual from the tilir- teen submitted and the prize winner will be distributed among the writers whose rituals enter into the one com posed by the committee Several rad ical conditions in the secret work have been made.
 The convention decided to adopt a new constitution at this session. The committee on revision of the oonstitu- tion had the draft of the new constitu- tion ready, and by the time of adjourn ment for the day twenty provisions were adopted.
 It Is sought to build up the order on the lines of an executive, legislative and judicial body, and to decrease the size of the grand lodge and make it a representative body.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
GIBSON REMAINS IN ToMBS,
Lawyer Who Got Everything Must Stir
 Remain in Prison.

New York, July 1S.-Lawyer Burton w. Gibson, committed by the coroner to the Tombs prison last night in de- fault of $25,OOO bail to await the action of the grand jury, in connection with the murder of Mrs. Alice D. Khan, appeared before Justice Blanchard to- day in writ of habeas corpus, secur- ed by Gibson's counsel Argument on the legality of the commitment of Gib- son was postponed until tomorrow, and Gibson was returned to the Tombs
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
GLIDDEN TOURISTS.
Take Everybody by Surprise at Mon
 treaI Rink.

treaI Rink.
 Montreal July 1S.-The Glidden tour ists took every one by surprise to-day and consequently there was no one to receive them at thee Victoria rink ex- cept W. c, Reeve, the chief of the gar age. The Montreal reception commit tee did not expect them to reach here until after o'clock. The first car to arrive was that of Augustus Post with MT. Glidden as a passenger. He arrlv- ed at 1928 D. m., and was followed in quick order by the other cars.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
Erupt,on Continues.

Palermo, July 1S-The eruption of Stromboli continues with undimished force. Mount Etna, after long period of qniescence, is emitting smoke list page.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
Pledge Pope Love and support.

Saratoga, N. Y, July 1S.-The nation al convention of the Ancient Order of HibTnians. in session here, has sent cablegram to the pope pledging him their love and devotion.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
Charged With Tresrnssinr.

Daniel o'Brien, of 37 Silver street. was arrested last evening by Officer Crogan, charged with trespassing on railroad property.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
LADY CURZOA DEAD
Beloved American Woman Passes Away
 in England.

London, Eng. July 1S-Lady Curzon died at TAO D. m.
 It was announced at the Curzon resi- dence this evening that the final cause of Lady Curzon's death was heart fail ure, but she had been suffering from complications which were the sequel of her severe illness of two years ago. The funeral the date of which has not yet been fixed, will occur at Ke- dleston.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19

The team match, for six men on q team, taken from best men in each club, was won by the New Haven team with a total of 1,O11 points, The other clubs represented in the match were Wee Burn with 1,O95, Hartford with 1,04s, Fairfield with 1,050.
 The individual scores of the winning club were as follows; Zimmerman 161, White 2d 162, Sheppard 165, W. B. Ely 167, Parmelee 168, w. H. Ely 1SO.
 The drawings bring together Hovey, the law score man, and Sanford, in the first round, and the others as follows: Parmelee and Pease Sheppard and Jackson, Martin and Selleck, Zimmer- man and Graham, Bowers and Ely, Sprott and Chase, Tredennick and R. s. White 2d.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19

The bogle for the nine hole course IS SS, R, D. Sanford of Wee Burn finish ed second, his score being 16O. He made the first eighteen holes in 84 and the second eighteen in 76. c. H. zimmer- man, president of the association, was third with 161. The first sixteen quail flying round for the championship were as follows; Hovey, Sanford and Finn merman being included:
 Chester Selleek, Wee Burn .. 77 S4 161 R, s. White, 2d, New Haven S4 7S 162
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
HOVEY OF HARTFORD
 WINS LOW SCORE MEDAL
RESULT OF THE QUALIFYING ROUND or STATE COLT
 CHAMPIONSHIP.

R. S. White, 2nd, and Messrs. Sanford and Zimmerman Successful in Quuli- flying Round-New Haven Wins the Team Match-HOvey and Sanford will Meet To-day--Also Pearce and parmeIee.
 Noroton, July 18.-R. II, Hovey of the Hartford Golf club won the low score medal in the qualifying round in the annual state golf tournament, which opened here to-day. His score for the S6-hiles medal play was 157 It was
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-19
FIREMEN ELECT OFFICERS
AT e3RD ANNUAL CONVENTION
 AT SAVIN ROCK.

Assistant Chief w. B. Perkins, of this City, Elected Vice President-Presi- dent Is Archibald Mcdonald of Put nam--Memorial Service to Comrades of the Department---Parnde and Races the Events for To-day.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-03
Muf 3pifen oeS Staates.

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funosn, in febr f9arfer Sonart segen
cine llnftte 3u prOteitiren, fpel9e IN
norpeeiI9en parlamentsfreiien iebr
berbreitet 1T. Die eripdbnte 3eitung
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mitglieber, tpel9e SiGten in Der 60Ee
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gang unO gdbe, Dab Die I6geprOneten
fi6 fpfprt heim 3ufammentritt Deg
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auf Staatstoiten nit Mal3ertraft.
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gratis fiinftliGe Sabine sinfeben laHen.
Der Sinan3miniiter bat erflGrt. er
finoe gum Gtni9reiten feline Neranz
laHung : er beftreitet aber ni9t Die
Gi9tigfeit Der bon Ser .3eitung aneeges
benen Sbatia9er.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-03
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burg, eri9ien cine iunge Dame uno
tbeilte nit, 6ab ibr 8rGutisam. Elm
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feno i'm Waloe entoedt uno ben fait
bOQig gritarrten nit na9 Dem SUieus
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feber am tparmen Sfen Sen S9laf
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tpedt uno BON ser @nfunft ietner
8raut bena9ri9tigt, porauf er feline
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bereit ertlGrte, nit Der @eliebten na6
Berlin Suriid5ufe6ren. Oie @eranldis
Jung gu Dem berf9lafenen Selbitmoro
mar auf 3niIttgfeiten spii9en ibm
unb feiner 8raut 5urid5ufiibren.
Die @pbnung Ser Spra9 :
lebrerin n. 4us einem Saufe in
@ra5, Steiermart, mubte neuli9 cine
%75iGbrtge Spra6lebrerin, cine geborene
@nglGnOerin, aus5ieben, neil tie Den
tmmer tbeurer nerOenben Mietb<3ins
ni9t mebr erT@tpingen fonnte. 8eim
&Gumen Der @obnung ma9te man
nun Die iibsrrai6enoe Wabrnebmuna,
boB fi6 cine rieige Menge Sdmub
oarinnen befano, gu beien @egi4afs
flung ni6t pe1iger als fieben polie
Tubren itdbtif9er Miittpdgen nOtbig
tparen. On Sen Wangen Der alien
Dame ~sldnaten SbrGnen Oes S9mers
5es, als fe Die i6r 10 lieb getporbene
Wobnung, Die tie nidt peni9er als SO
Sabre ununterbrp6en innegsbabt, Derz
ldfen muBte. Sn Der Staot Gra5
tpeilte tie bereits feit AZ Sabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-03

9tbermals perfloilen Sabre, mo i'd
beiano mid auf elmer Heiie mad &lein-
alien. 0as 9ano lit reid on minera'
liid)en Sddsen. Sdon ole alten She
den irieben bier Silberbergbau, ipdter
Die 91omer, Die Spsantiner, Die @ene-
tianer, Die Siirfen.
Die Silbergruben Sleinaiiens linb
nod lange niGt 9eniisero auSgebeutet,
lelblt sic Yersmerfe, Die in friiberer
3eit ais abgebaut p~erlalien murben,
9eben iiir ben mooernen Ser9bau nod
cine pertbpolle Nusbeute. Gire beutld)e
@eiellidait bate iid eineu 6irman
bes Sultans ermirft, Der ibr s%eltattete,
Die alien Silbergruben in Sleinalien
mieoer gu er0Ifnen, uro i6 wurOe oil
Die Spiee elmer Expedition 9elteltt,
Die i'm Suffrage bes Seutlden Sanf-
tonlortiums, oas Die Safe f~inan,iren
iollte, binauSsin9, uln Die 9erbaltnille
81 priifeu.
94ir braben BON Gonitantinopel i'm
Serblt 1892 auf uno sinsen iiber
Drulia nod Siioen. &ir beiu6ten
sablreide perlaiiene Sel9werfe unD
entoedten in Der Chat, bab lie nod uiel
Gilber entbielten, nur muBte nit Der
Ausbeutuns 9ewartet meroen, bis Der
aud beute nod iebr nieorise Preis oes
Silbers mjeber aeitieaen lei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-03
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bursif9en Mnlts< nnb Na9ri6ts6lotf
bom 8. Mai 1888 alio gu elmer 53eit,
mo- es fpeoer GiIenbahnen NOD an0sr'
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S9nenldufsr empfebls mid Dem pere
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biligiten @usfiibrung jebes erprehen
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tenburgs in SO Minuten bin uno Su<
rid, sebe in 3 Stunosn mad 2eip5ig,
in 7 Stunbsn bin uno suriid, in 81
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nDtbig fem fpute, in einem Sage bin
un6 sariid, ielbit tpenn biefer @eg Sen
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in 81 @tunosn na9 Gbemnib, in Il
@tunbe na9 Benig. in z Stunoe mad
gornd, mad @eimar in 9 Stunoen.
lleber ale OieIe uno mod mebrere ges
ma9te Giltpsge babe i9 Oie ri9tigften
@tteitate auf5uipaiien unO tpsr0e Bel 9es
neigter 8eitelluns 5eigen, OaB i'd tDirfs
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mub man AUDI beute nod ale I9tung
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-03
Sfu0fnt ais Dohfaplfr.
eeItfkmer 8eriud zines 8iufeu sur gstra,
eune zines SerIiner SutpeIicr5.

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iiingitbin einen So9itapler perbaftet.
Der in ieltIamer Weife einen Supelier
gu bei9pinbeln beriu9te. @r nannte
fi9 r5irit b. Margarin aus &ubz
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betpobnte in einem 9ptel Der 5rieori9.
ftd6t einen Salon uno elm S9lafaims
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lieb er ft9 8rilanten aeisen, une
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cine Nnsabl Der S9mudIa9en in's
9otel gu f9iden, oamit ii9 Die Siiritin
felbit fie anieben unb Die gntf9etouno
treffe. Sin Nngeitsnter bes Gei9Gfts
padte fir $4,000 Marf 9riGanten eiu
uno ging nit.
Gr mar ettpas iiberrai9t, als Tim
Der Sirit i'm Salon faete, bic 5iiritin
fDnne augenblidli9 ni9t nGblen, ba
tie rod f9lufe, er mDge baber Die Bril-
lanten einitpeilen baldHen uno fpGter
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gu MAIDEN, Dffnete Ser Shirt elm fpeniQ
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8ett bin. BORT iab Der Mibtrauif9e
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bon Der anpefenbeit elmer Siiritin. Die
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er nabm feline 8riGanten pieber mil
ii4. Sas 9otelperfonal mar eritaunt
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pubten .nur, oab Der Sirit unein ees
fommen mar.
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form unb einem Stiefelfne6t, auf Dem
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ten IubI9usft aus petersburg feii
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