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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

will be held Tuesday April "a. with Mrs.
James O. Tatman, 23 Knight street.
At the regular monthly meeting or the
Catholic Woman's club at the Trocadero,
Monday. April 20. at 8 p. m, lecture;
"The Game of Empire will be delivered
by Hon. James c. Monaghan.
Mrs. Margaret Deland Will address the
Rhode Island Womans club on Wednese
day on THE Duty OF Happiness.
The Wheeler Kindergarten association
will celebrate Froebers birthday at the
Normal school Friday evening, April 20
Miss Maud Summers will lecture on
Robert Louis Stevenson the Man.
Mrs. Richard Jackson Barker Miss
Elizabeth Vose, Miss Abbie Adams, Mrs.
H. r. r. Thomas. Mrs. Horatio Nightin-
gale. Mrs. w. O. Briggs of Pawtucket,
Mrs. j. M Rickard OF Woonsocket and
Mrs. Albert Durfee Of WEXFORD are in
Washington as delegates 10 the national
convention OF the Daughters OF the
American Revolution
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

Lord Althumney, owner of Althumney
House, Navan. County Meath, Ireland, is
scheduled for a stay I'm Newport I'm Au
gust He owns a dozen orders and
medals won while commanding "A battery
OF machine guns i'm South Africa. He is
wealthy, 40 and is said 10 be susceptible
to Cupids darts If the right American girl
Is encountered.
Prince Albert ofs Schleswig Holstein.
nephew Of King Edward. is booked for
visit at Oakland farm in Portsmouth dur
ing the coming summer as a result Of Mrs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
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ANDERsoN-In Pawtucket. r. l.. on the
l4th inst. Sigrid Sofha Anderson.
wife of Wilhelm Ludwik Anderson,
aged rs years, days
Funeral Tuesday April II. from her
late residence, 107 Cleveland street. Paw
tucket. r. l., time 1890 p. m. and p.
m. from the Swedish Methodist church
on Friendship street. Providence. Rela :
tives and friends are invited TO attend.
Member OF the Lodge Ebba Brabe, No.
Il. V. o. Burial al Grace church ceme-
terry.
ALLEN-In this city. on the l4th inst.
Agnes Jane widow OF James Allen. the
veteran aeronaut. and daughter OF the
late William Fields. In her 10Th year.
Relatives and friends are Invited 10 at
tend the funeral services from her late
residence. 25 Logan avenue. Tuesday,
Aru'l 18th. at o'clock p. m.
ANTHoNY--In this city on the 18th
inst. Esther Stevens, daughter Of
Robert l.. and Eliza s. Anthony, aged
II months. 90 days.
ATWooo-In Perth Amboy n. J.. April
IL. 1906, Edwin y. Atwood aged 73
years
Burial at Washington. r. I.
eURoEss-In Warren. on the 14th inst,
Annie Palmer Hall Burgess. daughter
OF John G. and the late Laura NJ. Hall.
Funeral Wednesday. April 18th, from
her fathers residence. corner of Water
and Liberty streets al y. m. Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend.
DoNAHUE-In this city, on April 18th,
at his residence 120 Randall street.
Peter f. Donahue Member Narragan-
sett council 2i. X OF c.; also Veteran
Firemen.
Notice Of funeral later.
pUFFY-In this city. on the 18th inst.
Catherine wife of Peter Duffy
Funeral from the residence Of her SON
I'm law Mr. William Taft. ~ Commo-
dore street on Tuesday. April 18th, at
$50 a. m Relatives and friends invited
10 attend Services at st. Agnes church
at a. m.
FARRELL-In Pawtucket. on the 18th
inst. Peter j. Farrell.
Funeral from his late residence. 373
East avenue. Wednesday. April rs. at
$3.50 A. m; thence TO St Mary's church.
where solemn high mass Of requiem
will be celebrated. Relatives and friends
are invited 20 attend
FoRoUE-In this city. on the 18TH inst.
Rosanna wife Of Julian Forgue.
Notice OF funeral later
oERRETY-In Pawtucket on the 18th
inst. Mary widow OF Joseph Gerrety.
Funeral from her late residence. ll3
Middle street Tuesday, April II. at $40
A. m Burial at St Patrick's cemetery.
Valley Falls Relatives and friends are
invited 10 attend.
HART-in this city. on the 10th inst,
Mary VIE OF Daniel Hart.
Funeral Tuesday morning. the 18th
inst. at $50 o'clock. from her late
residence. "a Oak street Requiem mas.
At st Mary's church. Broadway. at 2
O'Clock Relatives and friends are In
vlted 10 attend
HILL-In Pawtucket on the 18th inst.
Hattie a. wife of Gilbert NJ Hin,
IN her 5ist year.
Notice Of funeral later
HERREsHoFF-In Bristol. r. l.. on the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

Mr.. n. c. Wells says that:
III great fortunes were limited 10 20
millions you would nnd that every mem
her OF the family and also those unborn
would be each worth ~ millions.
The surest way 20 get literary 'atmos
phere" Is 90 go 60 some place whore there
Is neither paper. pens nor ink You VIII
then be possessed Of wild desire 60
write
RE never dictates. but has written all
his books and short stories with pen aud
ink by his own hand
The LAGOON always remind him OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
A SEARCHING INVESTIGATION DEMANDED.

A SEARCHING INVESTIGATION DEMANDED
1t cannot filing of charges against the
chief police department entire surprise
to people city there have been plenty during
commission in control of police
affairs that corruption of serious nature had found odgment in the
department
No therefore, if formal charges
embodyng had been preferred
Indeed there has been wonder in the community that stories
good gravely rejecting the
whole should have been permitted uncha
lenged.
Now however people into their again
through passage Of the home rule BILL they likely make
Imperative thorough searching impartial investga
police management methods Such demand they
have make and the and board of aldermen have
right to refuse
charges preferred by Cristy against chief
police serious but they by constitute all the aga
tons that have the Of citizens which they entitled
have thoroughly inquired into The of the penny
pictures the developments regard their
ship but small of the charges of corruption made against
the police.
-1vestgation phase of alleged NAL
will proceeding with which the people of
Providence WILL HAVE NO PATIENCE AND WHICH
THEY WILL NOT TOLERATE.
they satisfied any investigation conducted in
private by police commission. They will they
right to do, INVESTIGATION BE MADE BY THE
MAYOR AND BOARD OF ALDERMEN; every phase of
alleged corruption be inquired
hearing shall be
NO STAR CHAMBER METHODS WILL BE toll
GRATED What wanted investigation that will invest
gate; every unjuy
will fearlessy pilory every shown be guilty
Nor will any investigation by the police commission be
That board responsible for its subornates appointed
the chief and it has had general supervision and administration of
its affairs 1T CANNOT BE PERMITTED TO INVESTIGATE
ITSELF.
That work be done by the and board of aldermen
the representatives of the people They should
probe deep each and all of the allegations that
Not only should they inquire into the specific charges made
Rev Mr. Cy against the chief of police but into the
him that graft paid by keepers
I-repute for protection.
The people know that places of evil have open
defiance of the law they know that against Sunday liquor
selling and gambling have been violated they know that
hotels operating under and liquor licenses
better than brothe and they suspect that this dgraceu
tion existed THROUGH PROTECTION THAT WAS PAID
FOR.
Are these suspicious well founded? That is for mayor
aldermen determine after investigation
question its mpartialy its honesty,
to its thoroughness.
Home rule Providence of trans
cendent Importance that the administration of depart
during the that rule banshed be laid
end that CORRUPTION, IF 1T EXISTS, MAY BE ROOTED
OUT AND CORRUPT MEN MAY BE EXPOSED AND CHAS-
TISED.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
NEWPORT ON TIPTOe
OVER JUNE WEDDING

Newport is agog over the coming mar
riage of Anita l.. Sands and Harold
Minot in June.
Miss Sands Is a famous beauty She
has an abundance OF chestnut tresses
dark. liquid eyes, peach and cream
complexion is OF medium height and per-
feet figure. She is a famed tennis expert
and one OF the best known players OF the
game.
Modstes OF renown are now busy with
the trousseau which, II is understood.
will be very elaborate even for this capi-
tai OF fashion
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

novelist struggling with n scenario.
That I'm one book written by schedule
he throw away more material than sub
sequently appeared In the book and only
saved one straight plank OF the story ont
Of a vast and impossible scaffold he had
designed
lie has = drawer fun or ideas. which
he has never used II he does not use an
idea within a week or two after ~ comes
10 gets stale and Is useless
OF all the bores the bore with an idea
that will iust suit him Is the one that he
most fears and dctcsts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

HAPPY NEWS AT EASTER DINNER

Providence society will be much inter-
cs; ed To know OF the formal announce
lhent last evening of the engagement OF
Miss A. Helen Brown, daughter OF Col
and Mrs III. Martin Brown TO Mn. Erling
c. Ostby, Yale. o. now OF New York. and
the second son OF Mr.. Englehart G. Ostby
Miss Brown Is very popular in society
and has a host OF friends, as has also
Mr.. Ostby. As yet there have been no
definite arrangements for the wedding
but 1t will probably take place within
year. The announcement was made at an
Informal dinner given by Col. and Mrs
Brown last evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

The Cuban health authorities are doing
splendid work on the lines first laid down
by Americans. Smallpox and yellow fever,
once the greatest scourges of the fair is
land. have been eliminated while the
deaths from malaria in the Havana dis
trict decreased from S25 in 1900 to "A in
1904. Havana, however. is the worst suf-
ferer from tuberculosis OF any large city
In the world. Infant mortality has most
notably decreased since 1900
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
Titled Foreigners AS
Rhode Islands Guests

Alfred G. vanderbilt's trip TO Europe last
winter.
Charles Phzer Of New York has rented
the Henry f. Marquand villa. Linden
Gate on Rhode Island avenue. running
through to Gibbs avenue at Newport, and
this summer will entertain there the
Baron and the Baroness Reinhart Ba-
chofen Won Echt.
Mr. Christian Hauge. the Norwegian
minister to the United States, and Mrs.
Hauge are at Newport, occupying apart
ments at ''The White House"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

Mr.. Hearst has at last taken the step
he should have taken Jan. l II he had
any confidence in his own election as
mayor of New York. In order 10 keep the
last municipal election from being for
gotten he now starts TO have Mayor Nc
Clellan's title tried in.court Hearst wants
publicity all the time, that's ALL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

"The senate convened with Governor
Utter In the chair" has been seen so fire.
quentLy OF late in the legislative records
that the governor appears to have re-
sun,ed his full constitutional duties. con-
cernng which he differed from the ma
lority Of the voters OF the state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

Too much attention should not be given
Tay Pays criticisms OF the new Eng
lish parliament. The brilliant Irishman
will never cease to be hypercritcal until
he ceases to use the pen. 1t should not
be forgotten. either. that no man in the
United Kingdom is more devoted to the
main principles OF the new government
than this same Tay Pay
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

1t might be as well to remember that in
other classes OF society than that which
Gorky represents not only in Russia but
other countries, popular or business heroes
are not always men OF clean lives Still
the energy or success or such leaders does
not minimize the necessity for decent liv-
ing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

Platts desire for public life will end
With the expiration OF his term as United
States senator IN 1909. The puhlic's desire
would be better satisfied II Mr.. Platt took
himself out OF the senate without waiting
for the expiration of his term
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

and decent men of the community there
would be no call for the rake. The sole
question is decent public service; but do
we get it?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

There are just now loo American duch-
esses. marchionesses and countesses. 10
say nothing OF some 100000 American
queens
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
DIED OF HEART DISEASE
BEFORE AMBULANCE CAME

Felix Charboneau, 33. los Ellery street.
became suddenly III In Henry Leupel:'s
restaurant, 81 Exchange place. late last
night, dying of heart disease before mr.
rival OF the ambulance from the Rhode
Island hospital
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

No spring lassltude in the national
house with members bandying the word
'1lar" and threatening punishment by
prlzc-ring methods
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

The session OF 1906 Is near an end. Few
assemblies have done less business. harm
ful or otherwise.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

AS far as can be ascertained by patient
investigation the oldest British subject is
an Irishman. lie is James McNally and
last February was 40 years old.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
NO. 5616. LADIES' WORK APRON,
SLEEVE PROTECTOR AND CAP

The three useful andN practicai articles
comprising this set were made Of checked
Etngham Excellent shaping r. gfveH-te
the apron by the seams In front that
extend from the shoulders 10 the lower
edge, and by darts at the sides. The
straps are arranged over the shoulders.
fastening TO the belt in the back. Two
large pockets are useful feature. al
though they may be omitted II pre-
ferred. The sleeve protectors extend
from the wrist TO the elbow. and are full
enough TO accommodate the dress sleeve
underneath. The pattern for the dust
ing cap may also be utilized for bath
ing cap. using oiled silk for the making,
gingham. sateen, butchers linen, cham
bray and Holland can be used IN making
these garments. For the medium size
apron and sleeve protectors 5h yards OF
3s-inch material will be required and
q OF yard for the cap
Ladies' work apron. sleeve. protectors
and cap No 6616: Sizes for "a, IS and
90 inches waist, The patterns here illus
trated will be mailed to any address
on receipt OF ten cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

Spring cleaning might be attended 10 by
Madame Providence this year TO advan-
tage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

The president prefers to deal filth with
big stick rather than with rake.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

Now that tho outsiders have fixed
things. the real parties In interest In Mo
rocco, the natives. have taken TO lighting
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

GorlSy likes Mark Twain, which is some
thing TO his credit at least
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

Boston was the acme ~ misery yes
terday. The east wind got the best OF
beautiful hats crowning fair faces.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

Because " was born
IN HONOR six decades too late
Texas had no part In the
OF BRAVE momentous events OF
1875. but she has an In
TEXANS. dependence day Of her
own which she cele-
brates with little less patriotic ardor than
abe does TIE great national holiday. the
Fourth Of July. Saturday next will be
the seventeen anniversary OF the battle
OF San Jaclnto, In which a force OF eight
hundred Texans gave double that mum
Der OF Mexicans one Of the sevorest drub-
binss recorded in military history. Tho
story Of that fight as told In the books Is
familiar TO every school boy; but In the
great southwest there Is preserved fire.
side tale about 81 that deserves 20 be
more generally known than Il is
This story relates that the night before
the battle Santa Ana. under flag OF
truce, sent TO the camp OF the Texans
summons TO surrender This was ac-
companied by a promise of pardon.
when grim old Sam Houston heard the
message he said 20 an aid "Ten him 70
% 10 49,. Put that into SPANISH" Then
fi was that the aid iranslafing this brief
and ineisive ansusr into the elaborate
language OF spanish military diplomacy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

II might he well q recall that n the
muck did not push itself on the honest
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01
Sin 0etm5aem perSpicft.

Die ungariI9en 8ldtter pifen ben
sinem sroben Spielperluit gu melOen,
ben elm Masnat, SrGger zines be-
rii6nten Numens, erlitten buben ipn.
&iirsli6, 4benos 10 nbr. feBten ii9
Stpei Magnaten in einem Separe bes
Gafe Nep Yorf in &plp5spar nit sem
armeniIden &aufmann 9erbar6us
45bei 81 elmer SGrblpartie nieoer, Die
Biz 4 llbr friib pGbrte. 45bei ae@
mann unausgeieBt, 10 bab ii9 UNI iene
Stun0e elmer Der beioen Magnaten,
Isiner sansen 8ari9aft entbl0Bt, ents
fernte. Der anoere W%riftpfrat, ser
fribere &ei9stagsabqeuronete 9raf
NitoIuus ganffp, fpielte iebp9 t~peiter;
ais er = na6 48 Stun6en Spieloduer
= bonn &artentii9e aufftanb, bate er
100000 Srpnen perl1ren. Says
Oarauf pereinbarte Die 5amilie Ges
Srafcn nit Sem bom Slid begiinTtiqz
ten 4rmenier folgen0e 3a6lunas6c.
bingungcn: 100000 8ronen Bar,
reberlahung zines 9utes i'm @ert6e
BON 10000 8ronen un6 3ablung elmer
e6enslGngli9enM onatsrente BON 1000
Rronen. Die 100000 &ronen Iin5
bereits be3a1li, unb dr9 Die l1mi9rei<
bung 6es Sutes uuf Qsbeis Namen lit
I4On erfolgt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01
srieoemsmabl Der s. apmtuioaart.

Mon i6reibt aus 2on6on: 9us
Sagesgeiprd6 blot bier elm 9iner,
oas in oieien Sogen pier5ebn ser reid-
item uno befanntelten &apminion6re
o~ereinigte, uno Oeilen Gurus unqe-
fGbr nod oas ii6ertroffen al bobeu
l6eint, mas amerifanii6e &rofuIle
ion1t 5ei iolden @eleeenbeiten al lei-
Iten lieben. 9. 8arnato, Der leinen
aliidli6en Spefulotionen iein Scr.
m0gen ber0onft, oeiieh S6be En- oe.
NIP ielbIt fnim an5ugeben imItan6e
iit, bate bos Wabl neranItaltet. @r
botte tpdbreno Oes ruiiiiftioponiiden
&rieges beriproden, Tie olS feite @6-
tie Su einem fiiritliden Siner 5u 90
Sen, penn 6ieier .Selo5lg, Ser natiir.
Iid fir feline geIddftliden SSntereiien
nenig bortbeilboft NOR, fem @n6e err.
reid]t baben piiroe. Sebt bot err oieIc
,3ttiage eingeioit. 9aS gIIen fono i'm
SEEM @aietp-&eitaurant itatt, urlO
menn man beoenft, oaB es crit "a
Stunben borber beItent. moroen mar,
10 miro man anerfennen miiiien, 6aB
6ufiir reft @niebnIi6es geleiitet mar.
ns @arnato nit ieinen @GIten oei,
fiir tie beItimmten Soal betrat, NOR
6ieier foIt ounfel. @ber I'M ielben
@ilgenblid erbob ii6 bon ser Mitte
oss Slides elm ridtises Seuertpert
nit 9raiieln un6 3ii6en, un6 MN
benterfte man bier einen ridtiger
Sei6, Der bas Centrum Der Safel ein-
nabm uno aif Dem iaponii6e u;t5
rlHiide Miniatrtroampfer berltm.
ifapammen, Dabreno cine 9odlbil-
oung Der Seittne 8ort @rtbur fid am
&anoe oes @aiIers er1ob. Mit rlI.
iiifjen unb iapaniiden Slaggen uith
NIT elmer MISREPRESENTATION 8ratjt
bon 8lrtmen tporen Saol uno Eafel
gei6miift. Dos nidtigite Sid oeS
Wenis ober biIbete elm 2omm, 0as in
gu15er @r0Be g~ebraten mar uno oos
= Elm fleines iftporaes Bonnp beran-
brafte, n1f aieie 8eiie ben &enner
erIebenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01
&anm 9Iamblt6.

Bier beridiebene @efangene 6aben
BEL ibrer PrOseifruns an~s9eiagt, oab
linen ielbfbelaHsnbe Nuslneen ooer
gingefdnbniHs ibrsr S9ulo our1
WiBbanbIunesn ieitens bss pOlisei4efs
tn her pnli3sifation erprebt tuurosn.
&i9ter allforo mar BON Der Wabrbeit
bissbs3hsli&er ausia9en zines Dor ibm
proseffrtsn angef4uloisten oermaben
bur6orungsn, oab er cine nnieriu4ung
bura bic @robssi4worenen beantra9te.
Obuobl ss fnum elnubli9 eriAeint,
bab Der Observation-Disclosures f4 10
melt bsresfsn wtiroe sinsn p6ai9 Webr-
lOisn, Der nod nitt einmal i1uloig be-
funbsn III, bura MiBbanolun9en gu
sinsm @sfdnbniB au 3uin9en 10 III es
bod bbdf piini9snsuertb. baB cine
frsnse nntsriu8ung ~angebabnt miro.
&uffide 3uffdnbs otirfen in unferem
g~smsinueien ni4t geouloet tperoen.
@snn bus Seiss ni9t sinmal na8 Der
e9uloieiprs6uns t6rperli6e 3u4'
tieuns als Strafe bulost 10 III ft4er
Elm pOliseibeamtsr ielbt ifrafdaig Der
einen Isinsr Sb6ut nnbertrautst Sdft-
ling nod Dor Der prOssifrung i6rper'
LID ~miBbanbslt. Sbut biss elm &c.
ubbnli4er pOli3if 10 III oas i&limm
eenua, usnn absr Der b66fe gor9e'
isbts bns 8siipisl 9iebt 10 if bies GAM
DEFENDERS au oerurtheilsn, neil au er.
trartsn if, oaB feline nnter9ebsnsn ibm
nn6sifsrn ptirOsn.
@soer 9Olissi6sf NOD POli3iff febi
iitsr benz 9efsBe. Der Sdftling in
ihrsn Sdnosn it ibrem S9u5 ni9i
ihrer Wiafiir anbertraut.
Die WiBbanolun9 zines 8efangensr
III ,WDb 2ap" uno f6merer belafsnf
fir ben Seamten. Der oaour6 Der.
tr~ausnsbrud bsee6t, als ftir ben pOebel
ben stiesloie 2eiosni&aft antreibt. go.
lissianar6ismus 1T in isoer 6orm be-
flaeenswert6.
SOfsntlid fnb bic .9egen Serrr
Wsbasr srbObensn Acknowledgment I'm.
unbr. Ct ielbf iolt. oarauf orin9eu,
baB Die llntsrIu5uns ourd Die 8rOB.
esi6nOrsnsn cine 10 srinbli9e III, bat
tsin &num fir 3ueifsl blsibt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-01

SpteIte NIT etnem Tee
b o | b I. Mls in 8remen mebrere
S9iler, oie fi9 auf Dem Selbe rim
HebolperI9ieBen" geiibt batten, auf Der
Strabenbahn beim fubren, ipielte elmer
bon ibnen nit Der Maffe. Oieie emit
lub ii9, unb Der @9ub ftredte ben
Sberreulf9iiler &einbar6 Siibentbal
tpot nieoer.
8 un6ertiG 6rige @reis
I n. Sbr 100. 2ebensiabr poaenoete
in 3ittart, So9fen, Die i'm bortigen
fogenannten &loiter Weriorgungsz
baus) undergraduate @ittpe Sobanne
@leonpre 9eper. Sie Srau tit in 3itz
tau geboren un0 bat aud ibre gan5e
2~ebensoeit bier Susebra6t. Sin elm
Siges Mdl bat tie Die @iienbabn be-
nuBt, UNI in einem nuben Sprfe Ser
ipanbte gu bsiu9sn. Sm Sabre 1882
berbeiratbete tie fi9 NIT Dem Sif9lerz
geieaen @eper, Den lie mad 3~7jd6riger
finoerlofer Gbe bur9 ben 500 perlor.
sic erndbrte ii9 Damn in barter @rbeit
our9 Waf9en uno anbere 9ausarbeiz
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