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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-10-25

Papa, what is work of art?"
"Oh almost anything in the way
of a picture or piece of statuary
without clothing" - Houston
Post.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-10-25
Notice.

We have bought the Mullins
Photograph Outfit. Come and
have your pictures made. No
Sunday work.
D0RTHY O'NEAL.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-10-25
FLOATER.

hereby announce myself candidate
for Floster to represent the 9TH Flo,erial
District, composed of the counties Of Grun-
dy, Sequatchie, Bledsoe, VsnBuren and
Cumberland, in the next General Assem-
bly,, subject to the action of the Democratic
party. THos. J. KING,
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-10-25

Tom-We read a good deal
about proposing in the moon
light" but don't believe it's
the usual way, do you?
Dick-No, | always propose in
the dark.-Detroit Free Press.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-10-25

Aren't you on good terms with
your relations, Mr.. Ruralite?"
II have been till they all wanted
to visit me this summer, but now
they are not on good relations
with me terms.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-10-25
HHs

Our price on nails is still
4 cents a pound spite the ad-
vance in the market.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-10-25

Five and six inch stove pipe
10 cents, seven inch IA cents.
Elbows s, 10 and IL cents.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-10-25
SheriH's Sale.

Tom Hobbs
~ ,ts4&rs.
+ j h Weeks apll wife, X. B. Meeks.
b virtue 81 an execution issued TO me
w o. 80, 1906, by A. c. Alexander,
Nt IT ii he Circait Court OF Grundy Coun-
". l.n,.. IL nblye case. | will, on
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-10-25

Old papers for sale at this Office
The southern sentinel., 1906-06-15

ROBERT WADE OoLEsBY.
Notary Public
Filed 70. record aud recorded June ls, 1875,
on page 672 Book = Mortgage Records OF vim
Parish, Louisiana.
z. K ABRL,
i15-et Clerk and Recorder.
The southern sentinel., 1906-06-15
Low ROUND TRIP RATES
Via Iron Mountain Route.

.Iune-To Mexico City.
July-To Mexico City, Los
Angeles and San Francisco.
August-To Minneapolis, NJ $,
Mimi; Milwaukee, Wis.
September-ro Los Angeles
and San Francisco.
For full information regarding
exact dates of saIe. return limits,
routes, etc., address, II. G. Town
send; G.. r. g L. Al. St. Louis,
Mo-. or G.. 4. a. Deane, Jr., /.
p. A. Little Rock, Ark.
The southern sentinel., 1906-06-15

The capital stock of this corporatioe shall be
fifry thou sand dollars (S5o.0oouol TO be divided
into 5000 shares, OF one dollar Csi.ool each,
which said shares are to be paid for In cash or
its equivalent, before the same IL Issued. and
this Corporation shall have the privilege Of
beginning operations under this charter when
twenty-fsye thousand dollars l<15, ,000o0l Of the
capital stock has been subscribed Tor.
The southern sentinel., 1906-06-15
ARrICLE ".

The capital stock of this corporation shall ;
Fifty Thousand Dollars ou,0v0-uuJ. 10 De d
yided into % .uuo shares OF Une Dollar tsiU
each, aud as soon as Twenty tive Tnousan
shares are subscribed for this corporation
authorized TO begin business and operation
which snares shall be paid for in casn or II
equivalent.
The southern sentinel., 1906-06-15

The Excellence Flour is the best in
town. You viii find it at Wood &
Nesom.
The southern sentinel., 1906-06-15
ABSOLUTELY Y
GIVEN AWAY


4 Appreciating the business the
trading public has given me and
believing that at least one of our
parish papers and a good agricul-
tural paper shsuld be in every
home, | now offer years sub
scription to both the Southern
Sentinel and the Atlanta Constitu-
tion absolutely free to each and
every person trading the amount
of $25 cash with me. You do not
have to trade the full amount at
.one time. You can keep a state
ment of each purchase till full
amount is purchased. This offer
holds good till August lst. This
y no catch penny, but a strictly
b lSQess proposition.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-07-26

have been fixed at such height as to
permit of steam ploughing, and they
give the fields an extraordinary APP
pcarance. People stare in afnazc-
mcnt at what seems to be a telc-
graph system in tangle. II the
nearest rustic is INTERCEPTED, the
reply, given with knowing smile,
is that Farmer Bomford thinks
he can grow wheat by Electricity, -
and the experiment is regarded To-
cally as great joke.
That fact, however, by no means
disturbs the equanimity of Mr..
Newman. 1t is, indeed, quite
within the bounds of possibility,
given an adequate supply of cleo
tricity at sufficiently cheap rate,
that in the not very distant flu
turc Great Britain may once more
be able to produce the bulk of the
wheat she consumes, and to find
employment for much greater pro-
portion of her sons upon her owr
soil. London Tribune.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-07-26

n. Gwinn, ex-secretary of the Ore
gon Woolgrowers' association, later
secretary of the National Associa-
ton of Woolgrowers, now connected
with heavy stockgrowers in Colo
RADIO, has gone to San Francisco
in the interest of an undertaking
of stockgrowcrs to establish COM
mission houses of their own to
handle their stock and place it on
the market in various shipping CEN
tiers. This action on the part of
Mr.. Gwinn, who, by the way, is a
brother of Monte B. Gwinn, of
Boise, is said to be the result of
the war that has broken out be-
tween the western stock men and
the commission houses. Mr.. Gwinn
is quoted as saying that within ten
days houses will be opened in Kan
sas City, Chicago and St. Louis,
and that st. Joseph, ST. Paul, Oma-
ha, Fort Worth, Sioux City and
Denver will follow within short
time. San Francisco is also listed
in the new companies agencies.
Now if Mr.. Gwinn will turn his
attention to similar enterprise
on behalf of the west, he will be
entitled to the thanks of a class
of people who appear to be abso-
lutely under the price-making thumb
of a constituencies coterie of east
crn dealers. -Pocatello Tribune.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-07-26
CONSTRUCTION OF
OUR SUBMARINES

The United States navy subma-
rines are furnished by the Electric
Boat company, of New York (for-
merly the Holland Torpedo Boat
company, which company has sue
cessfully developed the submarine
torpedo boat, and who are furnish
ing these boats in numbers to Great
Britain and all of the leading naval
powers of the world
These contractors, knowing that
they had solved the submarine prob
lem, built a boat at their own ex-
pense, costing 1886, 900. The Navy
department tested it thoroughly, and
reported that it fulfilled all the re-
quirements of submarine naviga-
ton as applied to naval warfare.
The Navy department bought this
900 for it. Not very profitable
for the pioneers of this great inven-
ton, you will say and striking
contrast to the departments atti-
tude to Carnegie's arnor plate trust,
who receive $500 per ton for their
product.
The submarine adopted in our
navy is cigar shaped steel vessel
propelled on the surface by petrole-
um engines and when submerged,
by electric power furnished by stor-
age batteries which are charged by
the petroleum engines.
The boat is submerged by admit
ting enough water into her tanks
to partially overcome her reserve
bouyancy-( that is, her constant
tendency to float on the surface -
then horizontal ruddcrs or fins"
are brought into play until the de-
sired depth is reached. To come to
I the surface the operation is re-
versed: the water admitted into
the tanks tor sinking the vessel
is blown out by compressed air
pressure, and the rudders of fins
steer her to the surface.
When the boat sinks, her mo-
tive power changes from the Pc
troleum engines to the electric en-
gfnes, this being necessary, as
\ there can be no draft for an oil
engine when the boat is below the
surface.
When the weight of the vessel is
reduced by the firing of large tor
pedo, disturbance of the vessel S
trim is avoided by an automatic
compensating device, which admits
to the tanks an amount of water
sufficient to make up the weight Of
the torpedo.
The crew numbers eight men,
who suffer no discomfort, as the
boat is thoroughly ventilated by
compressed air. One of these boats,
with her full crew, has remained
on the bottom of the sea tor 12l
hours without any difficulty being
. experienced.
One of the ingenious features o
these boats is what is known a,
the 'periscope. lhiS furnishes
eyes to the boat, although she is
running several feet below the
surface. This invention consist.
of a tube running into the top o
the boat through the coming
tower" or lookout, located on thu
, top of the boat. This tube projects
: up above the surface of the water
1t contains series of mirrors, anc
the upper end is hood-like, ant
, commands view of the surface
= This view is reflected down through
the tube, and the operator below cal
: see what is above on the surface
The tube is about the diameter o
: an ordinary stove-pipe, and from
r distance is invisible. Good torped
practice has been had with tn
/, trSe of the PerfSConA
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-07-26
NOTICE.

All parties holding unpaid ac-
counts against the Fourth Of July
Celebration Committee will present
them at once to the treasurer at
Citizens State Bank.
COMMITTEE.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-07-26

Fishing tackle and fishing lioen-
seS at Pascoe's.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-07-26
Tip for Idaho Wool Growers.

Word comes from Denver that J..
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-07-26
REMEMBER
Record, 2:15, IA
Registered Number, 284O4

by Mambrno Boy 844 Remembrance by George
Wilkes Remember the sire Of Cherry Prince o6; Avon, 2;
Agnes 28H; Baby Forrest Remember the sire of
performer standing SIS season.
usual privilege.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26
Tas critic rniiiidc Yarlamcnt.

Tm 10, Mai, bcute iu uier5ebn
1asen. tritt oas critic ruiiiidJe Yarla-
inent IN ct. Petersburg 5uiommcll
uno Safer Nifoloi,s bat iid) entihloi.
len, baiielbe perionlidl 81 eroiinen.
Sin beo@itimner 3ag in Oer@eididtc
HuBlano's, an Dem oas groBe G5n-
renreid in Die 8eibe DER conititutio.
neacn Staaten einiritt. Der enogiil.
iiee Cert DER 8erfaiiung lit porge.
tern p%erGfientlitt woroen. Ias Do
foment beitebt aus 20 artifeln, in
,peIhen oie Med)te uno Madtbeiue.
niife Der aroHe, mie Die oes Yarla.
ments ielteeltelt iinb. Gie Nodrif.
ten iiber Den SnbaIt Der 8eriaiiunes.
artifel iino nod oiiritis, aber 10 uiel
ldbt iid bod bnrauS erieben. Dab Der
Irone nod red)t niele Wadibefug.
niiie porbebaIten iino. Ger G5ar be-
bdlt nod pie por ole ausidlieBlide
Gontrole iiber Seer Mno 5lotte nno
iiber Die nisw1rtigen Nnselegenbei-
ten oes 9anoes. Sbm lit oas Medt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26
observation-disclosures
ehrean Der strnhensurhbrudls. 6 ommlHar re.

8aIfimure, ben -. slpril 1906.
Sn @emasbeit Der Neiiimmungel oCs Char
icro Der Stnot Baltimore MADDEN ole GomIlllldre
lilr Strabenourhbril6e in Der Siabt Baltimore
bierulit beiannt. TAB lie ole Iuilleuliil9 cues
Serttis ungeorouet bdbell ilher ole 6uaelprohe
lIel 9utlbdoi9lillgelL ehilialoenei uIiollei, il,o
dnierlegien gSeri1erbobulaen init eineIl eriulls
teriloei 4Sldn lilr ole 6uuoernnirhng uuo turd'
brndl Der @tnheitcr. Strafe, BON Der Sltlelie
Der Wionroe.S irdBe bis 6lr HSelilette pom dlrn9 .
edllee Ule lest alIsgeie9tt, ltHo pol Der All'elle
bon NirbO'S pane, pie teBi dIlagele9l Dts sur
lSeitieiie bon Sutton Noeillie, lpte N Der an
%. Npril 1905 mtterjelhIleiell Serorolilln9 W.
PAS oes Wiunor3 mo SiaoiraiD9 eor9et6rlehef.
Die gSertberbobull9 erlirtdt hb mo linllaBf
bcioe SeiieIi Der Slldelier'S fraBe. elnlDlleBlln
oee ,Sdbrlueaes oerlelbet, ooll Der Wtoilroe.Slt.
StraBe 100 Sub iiOroltb mo loo lhollb BON
Der Slndciiers StrnBe; ole S~Seleiie Der monroe
StrnBe. ge9euiiber Der HiiifellersStt dBe; oie
9Seiileite Der Wipnrucz StraBe 100 SUB noroiib
bon Der gtorogren5e oer sSirheiiersStraBe meln
our69ebrodoelI; ole 2Seliiette Der Monroe StrnBe
100 SUB iiioli1 bon Der Slioprel5e Der @illbcs
itersStrabe, lueut ourtbaebrudDelt; betoe Seitel
Der 9~Suuoleus Strnbe 100 Sub iitoli6 bon Der
9Sinfeitcr StruBe; beibe Seiten bon Stirbb'@
Zane $50 SUB lirolib bon Der 9SinbeitersStr.;
ole 9Seitieitc Der Sutton ginenue 100 SUB 1oro.
lid uno 100 iiiolld BON Der Siioielte Der Ain'
deitcrs Strabe; ole Siifetie Der tSulinns Ioellue.
0eeeniiber Der Ninbeiters Strdbe; ole Gitieite
Der Sultoi. gtpeuie 100 Sui noroIlb bon Der
yiorogren5e Der NirdeitersS trube. ipenu ourdDs
gehrodDeIL mo ole Sitieite Der sutton gioenlle
$50 SuB fiiblidb bon Der Silosrenie oer Hlide-
Tier Strabe, lpetu hrrb9cbrpchet.
limo iie MAIDEN blerinit IerIler beinnrt. oaB
bnrerludbnier SCri6t uebIi crildrcnoet5 Stnrtru
lest 5ur SnipeiiiOn lir nlle babel iniereliirten
Ferioren bcrCii lic9en, Comic, onb ole nei19ten
GummiIidre am Wiuntag, oen 80. glpril 1906.
&ornitiaos 10 llbr, III ibrent @iireuu in Wr.
3i2, 3i4 uno 316, ouen.(sebauoe, Gerington.
umo Npnibags strabc, in Slpullg lein Weroeit,
nm ir0cno lueldc III erpIbntem Nerid.te elibdls
iene NngeIe9enbeiie1, aegeil ole treeno eire III
~tereliirt III iciu bebalptenoe Ferlon @imuano
crbebi, in Grui9in9. 5n 6iebelt.
i. Hrtbur Nifbain,
Jame. q. Smttb,
,Jancs ~. MARINE,
Gommifdrc.
GIgeuc y, Hubgcrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26
u,.s,rfanntmaduus

SIuUtSsSICtWSz VCtuHNtHtuHuWU
Mnblrb tueroen alle EerloileiI mo 3prpera
f6uitelI, incorporate ooer politiidc, ,ueide IN
Der Sidot Baltimore eirl 0cfddii beireiber, fit
lpclbee Die Gr1ebuug ciIer StdatasSicen5 err
iuroeriib III. auigeioroert. am oocr Dor benz
critcn 5agc hes Wuunts Mai b. 20. cine Giceu,
81 l6fen ODER oielelbe 81 ernenern. Sine Ser
ttliInniB ocr Srlelerulg ibrer ptten3 bis gum
eritcu Sage hes Wunats Wsai b. IS. bon Soften
bon 9eriunelt, Die iebt ioIfe Seibdite betreibeil,
iuiro oieielben elmer Celebrate ~tlicriuerfcit.
Sn ltebereiuiiimmiiig NIT oent 90. Nrtifel,
40. lno 80. glblduiit. beS Sober Der al9erlcis
nen 1lientliben @eiebe pcroen spplifantei fir
Sraoers' 2~icen6en dui9eforoert, in Yerlou oors
8uipreder mo cine beituorene Ingube iiber
ben SSerlb beS bon benz belaeten NppliIanten
9~eiilbrteri GdaerS Ill hidden. Vie piceH5 miro
ocnaemdB auS1eitcut iperoe1.
6r. Moam Tcnpcrt, Ittidr BEG Common
Y~lenSsSeri6iS, miro AM iilb nab Ntuutag, Den
o. gtpril 1906, 5luiihen ben Stunocn bon 8 llbr
&ormiiiug5 bis 4 llbr gfadmtttugs. in ieinerl
8iireau i'm Grogeidob ocS @eri6tSgebduoeS,
6abeitcitraBen.G in9anG, sur gusGabe bon 2t'
cettjcIl bereit ieiH.
gas SiunfS : Seriiherungs : 9epurtement
bon MarDluno miro am nllo mad Sicnftag, beIt
1. Wtui 1906, 5ipii6eu ben StlIuoeH bon 8 llbr
SormiiiagS bis 4 llbr Nabmiitdge, in feincu
0ilreaur, Yir. 900, nglmerican Building" 9aliis
more ino Soutbs etraBe. 5ur TeroiiSanbuug
bon idbrIiben Yrrihernngs' Matler.Stecujen
bcrcit ic;:;. ..
GEORGE ~. GaSactt,
Sberiif bon Baltimore.
GipriI2 1904, 10, 1G, Is, 20, 1926. 27,30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26
Tdt Seiten.
WmcrifauiidDe Gnergic.

Mdt Gage nad) Sen GroitoBen un0
nj cini1e Gage nad) Dem @iitben
bes SeilerS, pelhc Den groBteu 5beil
San SranciSco's IN trimmer 9elcgt,
lit man bereitS cncrgiih al Die Neiei-
tigung Oes equities %9egongeu. El1ne
mcrbcn bercitS %entmorfen, Son Sron.
cisco oils Die idonite Staot Der @elt
neu criteben 5u laiien. gmcrifoui-
Idle Gncraie, mie lie iif) llab Den
groBen @rGnoen BON Chicago, 9o'
Jon, Baltimore mo Der lteberilu.
tbrng SobustoWn's, mie Der 9cnal-
tigen Sturmilutb IN @nlpeIton id)on
iriiber ge5eigt bat. Sn Chicago fing
man bel Der groBen SeuersbrmIt i'm
Sabre 1871 bcreitS nit Dem Iuibal
einaelner Der nieoergebrumnten 8e.
id)1ftsgeb1lroe an, nod ebe oaS Seuer
ieine norolife @ren5e crreidt bate.
Bolton mo ,SobnStofpn iino in memis
gen Sobren idonere StGote gewor-
bel, OILS lie es Dor oen &otnItropbcll
moren, Ole grobc Sinottbeile 5eritor.
ten. Sn Collection begnm man III.
mittelbar nnh Der perbeercnoen
Sturmilutb, ElGlie 5lt entmerien, Inn
Die Staot bober 5u legen ulO ourb
einen Damn Dor Gbnlifen aataitro.
pbeu 81 itiiben. Ger obgebramlte
@eid)Gitstbcil 9oltimore's lit III me-
Mig mehr als 5mei Sabren mieoer ollis
gebollt moroen, mo menu cine Nm
5abl VouItcllen nod nid)t mieoer be.
halit ut, 10 lie9t oas an oem @rlunos
rcnteu = SpItcm, ooS in Ole mooernc
3eit nidt mebr poBt.
N leincm Mnpor Sdmib ld)eint
Gan SranciSco ein Staotoberbaupt
5I bnben, oaS allh in fritiid)er Belt
ieiner Muigabe gelpadJicn lit uno nit
rubigcr9eionncnbeit nno 5Gber Gner-
gle Sronun1 III ons Chaos al brin.
gen iudt. llno bnnm ioa es an Ben
Wieocrauibuu Der Stoot am @oloe-
men Sbor geben. SaB man babel Die
@rinDrungcn Der lebten Gage perlpcr.
tbcn miro, lit ielbitucritGnolid). Gle
@eb1loe nit maiiip itGblernem @e.
b1lfc unb Goncrct baben iid) gegen
oas 9eben, mic 9egen bas Miitben
oes GererS am Observation-Disclosures
ermieIen mo weroen bepor5ugt iper.
beu. Before mo observation-disclosures
Vautcn iollcn eritebcn. llno oonn
ioIl in Den nclen TlGnen beionoercS
8emi6t oui Die Shonbeit ser Hell-
onla9eu genommen meroen. Wit ElG-
ner nno menidliher Gnergie allcin
l1Bt iidl obcr cine @robltoot nidt mic.
Ser auibouen. IS iino enorme 8elo.
mittel Oa5u notbnenoig. Die Ser
iid)erumgS . @eic1ihnften meroen
arobe Yetrdge oa5il lieicrn, ALIEN cS
iiuo meiterc aroBc Sumtnen notbig,
mo oieie merOcn bon Der omerifoni.
iden Sinan5welt geliefert, sic III Snn
5raucisco Gin gutesSelo iiir aopital-
nnlage bat. @roBiinan3iers boben
ibre 9ereituiQigteit id)oh nusoeipro.
d)en, Die crlten notbieen Sonos Der
5ugcben. 60 pereinigeu iid) amcri-
foniihe Gnergie mo omerifoufid)c
aopitalstrait, San 3raneisco in
neucm 8lon5e erIteben 81 loiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-26

uorhrbolicr, &ricJ 81 crrlGrcn, mo
or bat Die Wadt iiber Eropin3en,
8onperllements, 9iItrifte unO StGote
oaa a%rlegsred)t 81 u%crbGngen. 9urh
olcle Veltimmungcn fonnen ollo Ole
IN Der SeriaIiung goroutirteu peri0ns
lld)en Hedte oltrf oen GSoren picoer
iaulorild gemadt meroen. Die In.
perleBliffeit Der Terion ser Eorla=
mentamitglieOcr lit perihieoencnGin.
it)r1ntungen nnterDorien. Ger GSnr
bat oas Meft, oas Furlamcnt aui5u.
lolen lno Neumablen an5lloronen,
bod lit IN Der @erfoiiung feinc 3eit.
gren5e fir Ole Ginberuiung oes nett
~0em0bltcn FarlamcntS porgeieben.
Gle Nadriften iiber Den mciteren
Snbalt Der Gerfaiiuns iino nod oiiri.
tig. Wand)e ruiiiide Y%reBitimmell
beurtbeilcn Die @eriaiiuns nitt be.
ionoers giinitig; oos lit iibrigcus bel
Den iebigen 3nit0noen oes r%lliiiid)en
Heid)es ollf nidt 5u ermnrten.
Sauptiohe lit iiir's Gritc, ooB Das
rniliid)e Solf Elm Eurlament bat, in
Dem Die Ibgeoroneten al ser @eieb-
Nebung ocs 2anoes tbeilnebmen. SIZE
9iSmarf aniongS Scr iieb5igerSnbre
uou 9elltld)lano iagte: y0cutihlono
lit in Sen Sattel 9eiebt ulo fam nun
rciten" 10 fam man ieBt piellciJ
lagen: HuBlano lit IN Den Sattcl &c.
lest; Oh cS nber reiten fam, lit mas
NnoercS. go gon5 glutt miro eS bel
ben pielen politiid)en Earteien HuB-
lambs, ben perid)ieoenen Sntereiieu
nid)t ubgeben. @os Die 9nma.Wob.
len an nellen politilfeu nn0 parla.
mentoriiden arGften 81 Gage geior-
bert baben, bas miro iid) i'm porla-
mentarilden 2ebcn crit erproben
miiiicn. @ir perOen bolo geullg CT.
iabren, ipie ocn Muilen Der Sprung
aus Der autofratie IN oie conititutio-
neil . porlomentoriihe HegierungS.
form gelingt.
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Scnrn Gilarim.

Gs itarb plbpli0 am 81. sIpriI 1906, nm
boo ubr Ihenos. nab ~ldngerer Aranfbeit 8r.
3eurB Hilgrim in ieinem II. Gebensiabre. Sic
Neeroianng liil6et AM SrcitGg, gtadnIitlagS nm
"a ubr. bon feiner 9SobniliS. vi 51G, 9ioros
SalnssStrnBe, ans Itutt, mu3i Seripanoie uno
Sreuioe nd,ilngspol eiugeInoen limo, @itte,
feline Nlumenl
60 iabr' i'd bin 6t Seiu G6riit,
Wteille 9lrme lid uusltreden,
go icblai i'd elm Ilto rIbe leiH.
Meil Wienih fam mid lufmedem,
Wis Setns Gbriltls, @oiteS. Soblt.,
Ser offnet mir ole Gbiire ldon.
Silhri Inib ~ eluiaem Yehel.
@eipiomet ppn ieinen SObuen uno T1htern.
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cine MnfurOtrnng sur
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HpuiIa u. 3plfmor.

IS ftarb am "a, slpriI 1906, 4 llbr Moreens,
9ouiia d. @oitmar IN ibrcm 81; Gebensinbre,
lSiitUe bon SEQ. ,. ISolimur. Tertuanote mo
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Sun0e 9amen! Naht Gmd bieIs
Cffcrfc an Wnke.

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nlen In nmterer Gieette Damenitneiber. ep fteus.
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enne btefer aIcIe III Der, oab SNiIerinnen CT.
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bic cine fafbiouable Gnneioertn Su werben
den.
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&%crian,mlnngs Mn5cigcn.
mruhe Observation-Disclosures

inter ben g~ui5i5ien Der Bidder & 6oniretioncr
tluiou Dir. 90" an Samitag, ben 2S. Nprt!
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Mid,ncl YcNcrcr.

IS itarb am 20. slpril 1906, Na6mittaas.
in leirer gSobnung, 9r. t7l5, g4eftsGufuDettes
apenue U'idlarl 3coercr I'M FILTER non SO Sab
rem, . Wionaten mo 10 Sn9eIr, ~geliebier @atte
BON Wtarie Hcoerer. Sic 3eit nerr;teeroigung
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