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The daily tribune., 1906-05-11
joys Of Good Cooking.

Incidentally II may be noted that
Miss Cannon is largely responsible for
30 many OF these political star cham
ber sessions being held at the Cannon
residence instead OF in the Speakers
private office at the Capitol or some
where else. Few readers Of this need
be told that the average man sets
great store by good cooking. and the
popularity won by Senator Hanna's
famous hash breakfasts" goes to
prove that the President and other
high officials OF the nation are no ex-
ception to the masculine rule.
Well, just here one has n hint as to
the magnet which helps to draw many
men OF AFFAIRS to the Speakers home
instead OF TO his offlce. Miss Cannon
is splendid housekeeper. and is nm ex-
pert in preparing or superintending
tho preparation Of those plain. whole
some dishes which never fail to make
hit with men who are weary OF hotel
cooking. In things to eat. as in dress.
Speaker Cannon does not go in for
much IN the way OF "frills", but no man
who knows what Is in store for him
ever declines an invitation to dfne-at
his house.
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Two Men Frost.Bitten.

Two men suffered from bad frost
bites, but this was due to their own
carelessness in Drawing the arctic tenn
perature in the berg's vicinity without
proper clothing. Their experience was
warning to the rest of the crew, and
when the tug with the prize passed the
Breakwater every man aboard was
muffied as il for Peary relief expedi-
ton.
The length OF the iceberg was 500
feet, and it is estimated that It win
yield fully 100000 tons, which isnearly
sufficient to make up the shortage in
ice crop due to the mild winter The
work of outing up the mountain Of ice
will have to be pushed because of the
rapidity with which 1t will melt under
the spring sunshine.
The monster berg was captured OF
the Grand Banks of Newfoundland
1t was made fast at great risk by the
daring men on the tug. who. in small
boats tied staunch ropes around the
mountain OF ice, and then let out a
long tow-line from the tug and, with
graphing hooks. secured fastening
which held firm after several attempts
had resulted In failure. The crew OF
the tug will share in the money the
prize will yield. AS icebergs are brok-
en- of portions of glaciers. the ice
yielded will be OF good quality.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-11
ICEBERG IN DELAWARE.
Huge Mountain of Toe Towed From
Grand Banks of Newfoundland.
The Strenuous Work Of q Tugs
Crew-One Of the Strangest and
Perhaps the Most Valuable Prize
Ever Taken by . Ship.

In order that the city OF Philadel-
phia might be rescued from an ice fam
inc a powerful ocean-going tug has ac-
complished the almost impossible feat
of capturing huge iceberg, and tow
ing 1t into port Never In the worlds
history has this wonderful achieve
ment been duplicated, and contrasted
with 1t the fascinating exploits re-
counted by the marine historian Sim
bad, the sailor. appear commonplace
and trivial
With its mountain of ice in tow. the
tug passed up the Delaware River
creating CONSERVATION among the float
ing world on the stream. as observers
could not imagine other than that the
floating mountain was being driven up
the bay by some freak of wind and cur
rent, to the great danger of shipping.
Its approach was responsible for some
frenzied telegraphing, which threw the
shipping interests into panic. Orders
were issued to hold up the sailing of
every vessel due to leave, and mes
sages were dispatched to lover Della
ware station to intercept several out
bound steamers and warn them to seek
anchorage out of the bergs path.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-11
Depe ndent on canada. i.

1t will be noted that unless the
British government unites with this
country in Its effort to save the natural
The daily tribune., 1906-05-11
Maritime Interests Excited.

For several hours maritime inter-
ests were intensely excited by the un-
heard-of presence of an iceberg In the
bay. Later, when the true story of the
wonderful feat was flashed over the
wire, 1t seemed SO utterly incredible
that the excitement. If anything, was
increased. 1t was not until one of the
fastest tugs in the harbor had steamed
down the bay and wired verification of
the story that the panic was allayed.
Only the providential cooperation of
the winds and tides, and the most IA
vorable weather conditions enabled
the tug to accomplish the feat. In spite
of the almost inconceivable risks at
tendant upon the berg's capture. not a
member of the tugs crew was injured.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-11
NIAGARA PALLS In DANGER.
Joint Resolution In Congress For
Their Preservation.
Proposal to Unite With Canada In
an Effort to Stop Further Depre-
dations Which VIII Destroy the
Scenic Grandeur

0dtlOnS winch VIII Oe4tfOy tno
Scenic Grandeur.
At last the naticpal Lawmakers
have come to realizing sense of the
danger which threatens Niagara FANS,
the most beautiful Of all the worlds
natural wonders.
BY joint resolution OF the Senate
and House of Representatives the
International Commission, created un-
der the River and Harbor Act OF 1902,
was requested to report to Congress-,
at an early day, what action was, In
their Judgment, necessary and desir-
able to prevent the further depletion
Of water flowing over Niagara Falls
and We're further directed to exert,
In conjunction with the members OF
said Commission representing the
Dominion of Canada, IL practicable,
all possible efforts for the preserva-
ton OF the falls In their natural con-
dition.
Report Of Committee.
This Commission promptly reported
that If any benefit was to be derived
by legislation, immediate action was
necessary and outlined a plan which
it believed would have the desired
effect, providing Canada would uni,e
with this government in curbing the
greed of promoters and spectators.
The report says, in part: "As a step
In that direction we recommend that
legislation be enacted which shall con
tain the following provisions. viz;
''The Secretary of War to be author.
lied to grant permits for the diversion
of 2S,500 cubic feet of water per
second, and no more, from the waters
naturally tributary to Niagara Falls.
All other diversions of
water which is naturally tributary to
Niagara Falls to be prohibited. ex-
cept such as may be required 70,
locks in navigation of canals.
The foregoing prohibition to remain
In force two years, and then to be
come the permanent law OF the land,
II, In the meantime the Canadian
government shall have enacted legis-
lation prohibiting the diversion OF
water which is naturally tributary to
niagara Falls in excess of $4,000 cubic
feet per second"
The daily tribune., 1906-05-11

in oficia! life than any other member
Of her sex, yet never so much as once
has she let her tongue slip when
mum was the word, and this is more
than can be said Of some men of exalt-
ed position.
Moreover, Speaker Cannon's oonfi-
dence In his daughters discretion and
common sense is shared by the leaders
in the lower house of Congress who
have occasion to confer frequently
with the presiding officer. Many of
these confidential confabs are held at
the unpretentious vine-covered brick
house which constitutes Speaker Can
mons Washington home, and many
times newcomer at such a conference
has been surprised to see the wheel
horses Of our national legislature freely
telling state secrets before the hostess.
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E6aringiC6e Staaten.

Irn It q 5 t. 5reibsrr b. 9riibi9.
Ter auf !Seerod bat bas Hittergul
!9eerba fir 100000 Mart an Den
Mtlitdrfistus berfauft. 9as Geldnot
miro su Dem neuen Sruppeniibunss.
plob fir 6as II. Mrmeeforps ee.
brauht.
Stlhburgb au en-. Der
&reisau8i6ub bat beidlpfen, cine Din.
leibe ron $4,000 Marf a%ufsunebmen,
um Die 4ntaufstolten oes 9eggutl6er
8eiiBtbums in 5rieori1sonfan9 al
3peden zines areisarmenbaules INT
Die Soften fir Die Snpentarbei6affunq
gu beItreiten.
Sena, Die Na6borgemeinoer
.2Dbiteot unp 3tpdben baten NIT Dem
Biefisen Gtettrt5itdtsfberf @etrtdge mt
so Sabre abgefhGpfen, our9 peldt
Dem Werte Die 8eleu1tung Der Orte
uno Die aGeinige 9efugnib, in osniet.
BEN 8eleudtungsanldgen ein3uri9tsn,
iibertrasen puroe,
3rani d It E | n. pier pnroe
Der Raneirer Grein bcim Rangiren
bon oen puffern 5peier Magen ct:
hriidt.
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GlfaG. Sot6rin9en.

Strdb q. Die eGdTiider
fonfefiionellen boberen GebranItalten
Seiqen ~finun3iel tuenia giinitiae Greeb'
nifie. go hot i'm Shufiabt 1905
1906 bas S~trubbur9er biI6ofti6e
8bmndfum 1900 Mart. oo3 bon
(3idis6eim $4,000 Dart 3uTdub ron
Der Oi05eie StraB6urg e%rforosrt. Qu'
Beroer qerpd6rte ole 9~ioseIdntoTs Be-
6iirftisen S6tierr unteritubuneer m
@eiummtbetrdg BON 1851 W1rt.-
GaB neucr6aute pbarma3eatiIhe Sn=
ftitut Der llnioeriitdt lit ieiner ge'tims
munq iiter9e6en poroen.
9 oftneiter Cine bier Ttdtts
ge6o6te fterit1te 0ertrauensmdnner
berFammlunq teihlos Die Griinoung
zines Srei8bereins 8eblreiter Der siIass
lot9rinaiiden Gentrumspartei.
M I9au E n. Sci oen Nad,
pa9len gum G%emeinoeratb iieete ole
biir9eyli4e 2ifte nit 5000 geas1 $500
Stimmen. Durb bieies Wablergebs
nib lit Die bisberiae fo8ialbemoiratiite
Mebrbeit beS 8emeinoeratbs bsIeitigt.
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&ro66ersoafGnm &eGen.

Darn # q OF. Die Staotperoyo.
netenperiammluns bepiQiste 900, 900
Mart fir Elm 9dleni 6mimmbao.
9 ingen II. Ser bier i~tationirte
S9affner Satob 2ippert befano iia
auf Ser Station Neuntirden in einem
@%iiterpdgen, ais cine Rangirabt6eis
lung nit GROCER @epdIt auf oen Dad
pagsn auffubr. Gurd Den befttsen
STOP ipuroe Der Mann eegen Die
Mdno bes Wasens 9ei6leuOert, tpobet
inn Der Sinterfopf 3eri6mettert lpuroe.
$ d d #. 9ei Der 2anotagseriabs
pabl fir ben Mabltreis S06its86nis
ipuroe @ottfrieo 9ii6ner aus &Dnig
gum acknowledgements eetpGblt.
80 m 3. IuS ben 2anoeemeins
Sen oss areiies WormS tpuroen i'm
lebten Sommer As S9ultinber auf
Soften bes &reiies in Surorte poer
grbolunesitGtteu gu bier bis feds
pD9ieem 9ufentbaltc 9el6idt. Die
meilten (31) tpdren in BAD Orb. 8ier
fun9entrante arme ainoer puroen
Idngere 3eit in Der 2ungenbeilanitalt
su Mei6elSbeim /. 8. bebdnoett uno
bon ba als gebeilt entlaHen.
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Sreie StdNfe.

8 b G. Die Wittpe Marit
Wleber ftiftetc fit ods ,8oltsbeim'
273,5O0 Marf gum 9ai bon Stub
rdumen in ben Nrbeiterpierteln t6om.
merbroot uno 8drmbed. Cine unee.
mamie perionli6feit iiberpies Dem
n8oltsbeim" gu 9leidem 3pede 100.
600 Mdrt.-0ie Bremen,
@Ggemeine RiidperiiherungS @eIeG,
i1aft" 1T in freipiGigen 9anfrott ge.
gdngen. 9is .@eieGfGaft Gatte infolgi
oer Gataitropbe in San Jrdneisrt
f6pere @erlulte erlitten.-Sier lit De,
Reoatteur bes bieiigen antiiemitil6 der
Organs r9eutI6es 9latt," Siering
ipegen 9eihimpfung oes Subent1ums
81 spei Moden GeTdneniB perurtbeilt
tporoen. Gr bate etnen jioiIden Der,
Elm oils eine %internotionale 9etriieer,
banoe be5eihnet.
. rem n. 9ds 6o9r3eua, mel.
Dies i'm &dndf ZEN oeutiden Dampfei
.Qermann" arrannte uno gum Gin,
fen breGte, mar. fpie fi6 berdusee1tenI
bat. oas bier %tebeimatbete SsseffdifI
Dieter Hidmers." Ger Better Did.
mers" lanete, idper beiddoist unl
nit einem 2ed. in Wliffinoen an. Mi'
Dem r9ermdnn" tporen % Mann iei.
1er gemannung unteree9angen.
. remerb oben. Wndrhiiteg
1attcn bier cine eebeime 0erIdmmtune
beranItaltet. oo6 bate Die 9ebOroe oa,
bon Wino befommenr Sn a1er Stins
tpuroe oos geridmmlungslotal bon
ben Gi1er6eitsorganen auf alien eel.
ten umiteQt. 3tpolf 9beilnebmer al
Der 0erfammlung fislen Der potisei ii
Die !6Gnoe unO tpuroen perhdftet.
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Or. adrl SieamuHb aus Rdab ipuroe
ouF RequiIition Der Proger Ypli3ei
bier perbaftet uno naG 4rag estortirt.
@s banoelt ii9 UNI unge9eure 9efdus'
iibertretun9en.
g 5 II. 6ter lit Der 8uitos or
ser @iener Observation-Disclosures, Or.
4uguit Meib, 80 Sabre aft, geitor6en.
9p3en. 6ier bat ii6 Elm Somite
ge6iloet, ous unter Dem @oriib bea
9ir9ermeiiters ole 8eranItaltung BON
Sbeaterporite1ungen in 9oaens@riea
bei6loFen bat. Die Muffiibrungen
tperoen i'm 6riibiabr unb t9erbit in
spei qeripoen bon je 5ehn Woden
ftottfinoen.
Gifenburg q. Der beutidt
@roBiuouitriele !Seinrid 3bniien
faufte Dem 9ofratb b. S6apbelt feline
i'm G~iienburger Somitat be~le9enen
9omGnen Rpbane3 uno G1dita Inn
100000 &ronen ab.
Gra3 3. 5rGutein Or. meo. Stta'
pia RoQet, Die Sohter oes 1903 per'
itortenen pbpIiologen 9ofrat6 prpFe1'
for Or. Ileranoer GoIet in Mien,
puroe 3ur SetunoGrdr5tin an Der
6irurgiIden 4btbeilung oes 4nna'
ainberIpitats in Gra3 ernannt. @ie
1T Die erlte Setunodrdr3tin in SsIter'
rei6.
Snnsbrud. Der 8emeinberdtf
beipiQiete 100000 &rpnen fir Die
prpieftirte Mittenpaloer 8a6n unS
25O,000 8rpnen fir bic %sSernbabn,
&fp It erneuburg. g. Der BRA
lat Oes Gbprberritiftes. Bernhard
Yeitl. 1T i'm 60. 2sbensiabre seitor'
ben.
8 m b a Of. 8eri6ieoene @olos
mdihereiproben in Muras5eroabelp bel
2imba9 iparen oerart giinitig. oaB
bort cine @eieaIhaft in Der 8ilbung
begriffen 1T, nelfe Die Golbpdid erei
in grDberem Stile bstreiten min.
g t a q. Der aetpeIene YrofeHor
an Der eSe6iI6sn observation-disclosures
o~nitalt in Drag, SoIei S6aler BON
4lgenburg, bat bier Die YrieIterlpeiben
empfdngen. proieFor b. S6duer, Der
i'm 60. 2ebensjdbre itebt, begann crIl
nod ieiner penIioniruns 9beologie gu
itubiren.
Som b o r. Der ftdbttfde Reds
r~tno5hedmte 4drf Grefer III dbdunoi1,
Gr bat Mediel in Der !6Dhe bon &c.
900 Gronen duf oen Namen rei6er
8efannten gefdliht. Sn einem binters
lahenen Ghreiben gibt er an, baB er
einen Gel6Itmorb be9eben iperoe.
80 ienersN eu # q . t.. 9ei
einem Meubau Ger Motorenfabrit
8Gumler ~itiir3te Der plafono aus Be
ton Gin. Gin Mrleiter purDe auf Der
Stele 9et0otet orei anoere lebensses
fa6rli4 perlebt. ta5 81 ~. @
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uesdIter Der in Surnereitreiien tpeit
befonnte StrtdereibeIiber Otto Eager.
Gr mar elmer Der geii6tefte len ur1o ges
punoteIten Burner Sa6iens. Nud
ais Singer bate er einen Nameu. 9einl
0eutiden Surnfelt in 9reslou errung
er i'm Gin9tampf Den l. 9reis.
q / ng 8 10 q 3 e. Die be
Iigen So5iatoemotraten erlitten BEL Den
bier itattgebu6ten Stootperoroneten /,
er9dn5unqspablen cine Nieoerlaee. IS
fiegte Die 2iite Der pereinigten burger
liden porteien nit elmer erbebliden
Majoritdt. 9abur6 biibten Die 60
5ialoemOfraten spei bisber innege9abts
Sibe Elm.
$50 It a 5 t. Sulius Ottoman
Ginger in Dresden, Giaentbumsr Der
inter Ger Sirma ;. q. Ginger &c Sobn
bier beitebenOen 8unfttiI6lerei zSobrif,
bat 10000 Mart gu elmer Stiftuns
bepidiet, aus Der Die 3inisn an be-
oiirfti9e unb piiroige Beanie uno Or
better ieiner Jabrit pertbeilt psrbeu
foQen.
3dlfnber q. 9as 2ebrerinnens
ieminar gu 8aunbere beging Die Seier
ieines 50jdbrigen geitebens. aus Dem
Nnlafe iiberreidte cine gborbnung
e6ematieer S9iilerinnen cine Stiftunq
BON $500 Mart.
2ei.p5ia q. Die Sammlungen fir
oas i'm 8au befinolihe @Dlteri6lahts
oenfmal. tpeldes Sur 6unoertjabrfeier
Der 8Dlferfdla6t Q913) poGenoet iein
ipa, baben bisber ben 9strag BON
2.020.385 Mart ergeben. bon ipeldem
1.495,578 Mart perbaut iinb. Hunb
100000 Mart feblen nod an Der
9aufumme. Sur aufbrinsuns bea
nod feblenben 8etrases puroe Die
Jortfebung Der 8aulotterie ~eenebmiet.
pulSnib. !9ier brannte Die Oss
tar 2isbfder'fde 9dderei p~olitGnbig
nie6er. 0urh ben Ginitur3 bes Sic
bells perunglIdten Der SDpfer Wil.
helm. Der 8upTeridmieoemeiiter Sof.
mann uno Der Hiemermeiiter Urban
len. Die beioen lesteren baben fdipere
0erlebun9en erlitten, ndbrsno Wil.
1elm tobt aus Den Srimmern berpors
geaogen fpuroe.
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@eaerrei6.

% len. gnoe bes Subres 1905 bes
ftanoen in Wien 1913 5a6attrofifen,
pon oenen s. einen Sdbresumlab pon
$4,000 bis 100000 aronen un6 bier
einea iolden bon iiber 100000 aros
nen bdtten. 0n gigorren iotiroen i'm
lebten Jistaliabte 249.O76,O 900 Gtiid
p%ertauft, fernsr ipuroen 686.O00, 900
Gigaretten, 1.113.447 ailoardmm
Rdu6tabat uno 1859 ailoaramm
Shnupft6at on Die Wisner 1rafiten
abaeeeten. Der Cribs oes Staates
betria hierfiir runo 36,OO0,00O FRO,
men. SIN Speaialitdtenperfne ipuroen
runo 1.77o,000 gisarren unb $1,000
900 giaaretten oerfauft.-gr5bersog
Otto. nddItdlteiter gruber bes Ibrpns
folgers Jran3 Betoinano uno Neff. oea
adiiers 5ran8 SoIeph. 1T seitortsn.
Mu / 4. Der Standardization
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SGipeis.

Germ. 3dsttiogenoIIif6e Budget
fir 1907 f6tiebt bel 1872, ,000
| Srage8 Girnghmen imp 1874, $4,000
Jranes g~usgaten NIT einem mntb'
maBIi6en Iusga6enuberi6uB bon
2,495,000 Sr1ncs ab.-8er Yunoes'
ratb tpie5 aus Ger Giogenofenf6afi
Den in Bern in9oftirten 2adirer !Sein.
! rid Mdlter aus Saingrunb bei GrbadJ
in SeTicn lpeoen anarhiItiiGer Yropas
ganoa aus. ferner ben ruIiilden Stu'
oenten Der Meoi3in Ileranoer Cos
iinstp.
3 il | Of. Der Gantonsratb te6ntt
Den 9(ntraQ a6, Die pom Rsgierungs:
rattle setud6lten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bon ser Wdblbarteit in ben aartonss
ratb aus3uI6lieben. oesgleiden Den
g(ntrag, alh Die 2e6rer aissufhlieben.
-Sn 3iiriA itarb i'm 4lter bon 81
Sobren profefIor WitbcIm Sitter, felt
1882 2ebrer fir 8riidenbou uno oros
pbiide Gtotit am cioaen0iiiI6en pos
lbtehnitum. Grin 6auptnerf iparsn
Die Gnnenaursen Der grapbiI6en
Stdtif."
u5ern. Sn Miinitsr it Die
SabnItrede Rein1hs SPLINTER Dem Ger.
tebr iitergeten iuoroen.
sag. SIN aanton quo lit bic mo-
bilidrpsriiferung GemdB 0crFaHungsa
porTArift ieit 1894 o6(IgdtoriId. gu
Gnoe 1905 fror oas Wo6iliar nit
100000 8rancs Bel se6n @eIelfs
'6aften periidert. 91e oisIe GeIeQs
Tdaften 5uiammen 5ablten I'M Sabre
1905 2218 Srants an 9ranoihaoen
aus uno nabmen 86,048 5runcs an
prdntien Elm; Getpinr $3.50 1rdnes.
Ndel. Sn 8diel genstmigte Die
8eneraloeriammluna Der 9btoterae.
Ie1Ihaft Die ptdne fir BEN Mieoeraufs
bau heS Dor 3pei Sabren obgebranrs
ten Staottbeaters. Ter aoItenporors
ldtag fie9t 1.217,300 5ranes Bot.
Gtrafcn m 81 udfaIs
IN einem WdrteIaale oes !Sduptbabn,
bofes in 6ranffurt an. fab Elm Salss
burlde, tpie /iein Na6bar elm ,3tpei.
pfennigitiid in Die 9aYds itedte. Dor,
ilftig mahte er iif beran uno entipen,
bette ous Gelb. Gr mar bungrig unS
fpoate fit Elm groiGen ~tauien. st
lpuroe dbgefabt uno fam Dor bic
Straffammer. crop ieiner Is Sabre
mar Der 4nsetlasts id)on Glide Wai
beitraft, 10 oub paS Geridt Die Rud,
fuqbeftimmunaen %antpanoie. Gs er,
fannie nit Riitiiht auf Den geringen
Wertb Der N~eito6lsnen Ga6e auf ois
.Minoeititrafe" bon brei Woadten Sc,
fangnib. Der StaGF6nei5er gu,
beIsti in a0biduu. 3biiringen. itien
ourh Elm 5eniter unb ent'renoets srpsi
Stiid Seife. Dafir tpuroe sr BON,
Ganoaeriht. ba er riidTd1ig mar. e6sn.
fats nit Ger geieblid 3uld{iig qerina.
fen Strafe TOR otst Wonaten 0eFdns.
nib beitraft.
0ds 5erbrohene 3if.I
erbtatt t. Der Wa9iftrat bon
9apreutb bate beThloHen, an Der llbi
Deg stfpd 20 Wstsr bobsn 1burmes Der
.6oipitalsitifts Stride Elm in Der Nodl
ron innen au bslsudtenoes 3ifferblatt
aus @ld5 an3lbringeu. Die 0orathei
ten lparsn fopeit geoiehsn. tdb an
eiHeni Normitlag an Der. Ginisbunq oet
NIL Se.. 1;E;er. f,.{4s. uAfnEsL..k. |
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0f0enBmra.

SIbenburs. Der 81. 2anotca
iDllroe burh Den MiniHer Wiaib ers
6ffnet. Rad Der 9bronreoe bietet Ole
gnttpideIung oes Ganoss Elm befrieoiz
genoes Bib; bic inouitrielle Gntfpidz
lung ldbt einen erfreuIihen 1ortfdritt
irfenren. Gum prdIioenten ipuroe
Oetonomieratb ShrDoer seipdblt.
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bei6tob, at beoirftige M66nsrinnen.
Die ibre ainoer ielbit ndbren. Gtins
prdmien in 9Dbe ppn etWa 5ebn Mart
al eepG9rsn. Dian bofft bierour9 oas
SnteseNe Der Miitter fir oas SelbIts
fifteen set 9inoer mebr gu ipeden uno
oamit ser ainberiterbIj9tsit entaeeens
a,,tn,fsr
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pirmaens 8. in 6c6rbad If
btr Gaselobner 9reiner per6aftet nor.
ben unter Dem Wer0a6t, fetn inn pGbs
reno Der 4bpeIenteit Der Stern an
pertrautes b~reiid6riges GnteItino er.
orofielt 3i haten.
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DRESDEN. 9eirn Jinansamt Der
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