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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-09
Lonoworths Reach WASHINGTON.

Washington, March 5.-Representa'
tive and. Mrs. Nicholas. Longworth
have returned to Washington from
Cuba, to which place they journeyed
after their wedding. They occupied d
private car attached to regular train
Of the Southern railway, which arrived
here at $50 o'clock Sunday morning.
They were met at the train by Mr..
Longworth's private secretary, and
drove Immediately to Mr.. Longworths
residence, on 18th street, where they
have taken up their home. Mr. Long
worth will Immediately resume his
legislative duties at the capitol.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-09

Buffalo Dentist Kills Wife and Then
Commits Suicide.

Buffalo, March 5.-Henry L. Whit
beck, physician and dentist, killed
bis wife with hammer Sunday, and
then blew bis brains out with rifle.
Whitbeck walked up behind his wife
as she was sitting in a rocking chair
and struck her a terrific blow on
either temple with hammer. Then
he left the hammer on q table and
walked into the next room, where he
took up rifle. Resting the butt end
On the floor, he leaned his forehead
against the mouth of the barrel and
pulled the trigger. The top of his
head was blown off.
Mrs. Whitbeck was taken to a hos
pital, where she died in an hour. She
had been an invalid many years. She
was about the same age as her hus-
band, 45 years. Whitbeck recently had
been a patient in a sanitarium.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-09
GENERAL MARKETS.
Wednesday, March z, 1905.

DETROIT-Wheat: No. 1 white
S0hc; No. red, S21kc; May, S3kc:
July, SIC. Corn: No. mixed, 43%c;
No. yellow, 44Ac. Oats: No. whit,
32Ac. Rye: No. 2, 65hc. Beans:
March l AZ; May, 81 81. Cover:
Spot, SO 25; April, So 20.
CHICAGO-Wheat: May, 77asc;
July, roc; Sept, 7s%c. Corn: May,
ACC; July, 43c; Sept, 44Bc. Oats:
May, 3OBc; July, 29Ac; Sept, 2SMc.
. Pork: May, SIS 20; July, $15 II.
Lard: May, 81 90; July, So 90. Ribs:
May, So 35; July, So 40.
Live Stock Markets.
DETROIT-Cattle: Choice steers,
81 1905 25; choice handy killers, 81
"a 60; light to good butchers steers
and heifers, So 1903 rs; stockers
and feeders, So 50@4 25. Mich cows
Active at $25@50 each. Veal calves
Active at $5@7 IS. Sheep and lambs
Active and steady; choice lambe, Sc SO
@6 rs; light to fair, So 1906 %;
common to prime sheep, SO 50@5;
mixed sheep and lambs, 81 50@5 so;
common killers, 81 1908 25; culls, So
az 50L Hogs: Scarce and steady;
prime mediums and fat workers., Sc 25
@6 30; light workers. and pigs, Sc ESQ
30; roughs, 81 50@5 so.
CHICAGO-Cattle: Market steady,
beeves, 49, 90@6 40; COWS and heif-
ers, 81 50@5; stockers and feeders,
Sc 65@5 70. Hogs: Market weak;
mixed and butchers, Sc 20@6 so;
good to heavy, Sc $500 55; rough
heavy, Sc 1906 %; light, Sc $50
s As; pigs, S. $500 So. Sheep: Mar
ket slow; prices steady; sheep, So rs
@6 10; lambs, 81 90@7 10.
EAST BUFFALO-Cattle: Strong;
export steers,$ 5 25@5 70; shipping.
s5@5 %; best cows, $4@4 25; fair to
good. SO 2503 so; best heifers, "a 60
m5; bulls, SO 1904 so. Veals Steady;
best, 5000 so. Hogs: Strong; ali
grades, Sc 7G Sheep: Steady; ma
tive lambs II 50@7 65; handy year
lings, SO 25@6 so; heavy, 5000 10;
wethers, se@6 10; ewea IS 25@5 rs,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-09
COAST DEFENSE PLANS
President Submits Them to Congress
In Special Message.
EoRTIFY THE CANAL ENTRANCES
Also Recommends Defenses For In
suIar Possessions-He Cleans An
other Lesson From Late War In Far
East-Taft Estimates Cost.

Washil gton, March 6.-President
Roosevelt sent a message TO congress
Monday, accompanying plans for coast
defense prepared by joint board Of
army and navy officers, in which he
emphasized the necessity for further
defenses and reviews the history of
the defensive works in this country.
The president calls especial atten-
ton to the recommendation of the
board that the entrance to Chesapeake
Bay be added to the list of places in
the United States to be defended. He
says the insular possessions cannot be
longer neglected, if the United States
desires to hold them.
Defenses are recommended for Ma
Mia Bay, Pearl Harbcr, Guantanamo,
Guam, San Juan and Honolulu, De-
cause of their strategic locations De-
lenses are recommended for entrance
to the Panama canal.
Necessity Greater Today.
III ClOoluS, Tic say
1.-THE necessity for a complete AMI
adequate system of coast defense is
greater today than twenty years ago,
for the increased wealth of the coun-
try offers more tempting inducements
to attack, and a hostile fleet can reach
our coast in much shorter period Of
time. The fact that we now have q
navy, does not in any way diminish
the Importance of coast defences; on
the contrary, that fact emphasizes
their value and necessity for their
construction. 1t was due to the Sc
curely defended condition of the Jap
anese ports that the Japanese fleet
was free to seek out and watch it's
proper objective-the Russian fleet
without fear of interruption or recall
to guard it's home ports against raids
by the Vladivostok squadron.
"The security and protection Of our
interests require the completion Of the
defenses of our coast and the accom-
panying plan merits and should re-
ceive the generous support of the con-
gress. THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
In his letter transmitting the re-
port OF the board to the president,
Secretary Taft says that the board es
Inmates the cost of completing the de-
lenses at $5O,S79,399, or $22,S96,6O6
less than the sum proposed by the
Endicott board. The amount so far
appropriated and allotted is $72,750,-
5S9.
While the letter of Secretary Taft
summarizes a report Of the board
which accompanies the message, this
report is voluminous document and
goes into detail upon the points COW
cred in the presidents message and
the secretary's letter.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-09

After being bedridden TOR nearly
three years, William Williams, an old
colored man and ex-slave, was found
dead in bed at his home. PIT Eliot
street, in Detroit. Williams talked
freely of slavery days long before the
war, and had the appearance of a
very old man. but his age was given
as SO years.
In the little cemetery at Della Cen
ter, a few miles northwest of Lam
sing, Friday neon, three members of
one family were buried IN single
grave. The dead are, Mrs. H. N.
Space, wife of farmer, her infant,
whose death was simultaneous with
that of the mother, and daughter,
Elizabeth. aged IS.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-09
Heavy Losses From Prairie Fires.

Austin, Tex, March g. Information
has been received, that disastrous
prairie fires which have swept the ex-
IRENE western part of the Panhandle
for the last three days, have caused
loss of 81 100000. The fire did the
most damage in Lamb and Hockey
counties, burning many acres of land
and destroying hundreds of head of
cattle. 1t has been found necessary
for cattlemen to move their cattle into
New Mexico for range pasture. Some
100000 acres were burned over.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-09
DOUBLE EXECUTION.
Two Negroes VIII Pay Penalty For
Murder of Florence Atkinson.

Muroer OF Florence AIllnSon.
Mount Holly, N. J, March Geo.
Small, the negro, who was placed on
trial here Monday, charged with the
killing of Miss Florence W. Atkinson,
near Moorestown, on Jan. Is, was last
night convicted CT murder in the first
degree, and was sentenced to be hang.
ed March "a. at which time Rufus
Johnson will also be executed for the
same crime.
Johnson, who is also a negro, was
convicted Of the murder Feb. s, and
sentenced to hang Feb. "a. A few
days prior to the day set for execu-
ton, Small, who had been arrested for
completely in the murder, made a con.
fession in which he said he did the
killing. On the strength of this, John
son was reprieved for a month, pend
ing the outcome Of Small's trial.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-09
SIXTEEN PERSONS PERISH.
House In Italy Where Dance Was Be
ina Held. CAUGHT Fire.

THy TIcTu, OdUyHt TITts
Florence, Italy, March Cat the
village of Fucecchio, twenty-three
miles west Of Florence, house where
d dance was in progress last night,
took fire. In the panic among the
guests which ensued, the floor gave
way, and sixteen persons persisted,
while many others were injured.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-09
NOTED SOLDIER DIES.
Gen. schofield, Last Army Commander
During Civil War, Passes Away
in St Auoustine Fla

st. Augustine, Fla. March 5.--Lieut.-
Gen. John M. Schofield, U. S. A., re-
tired, former head of the army, died
at 500 o'clock last night. He was at.
tackled Sunday morning with cerebral
hemorrhage. His wife and young
daughter we're with him.
With the death of Gen. Schofield,
the last surviving army commander
during the civil war has passed away.
The funeral services will be held at
the residence, in time for the body TO
leave on train for Washington this
afternoon at 5:55 o'clock.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-09
LEAPED INTO CISTERN.
Wife of GreenviIIe Man Thus Takes
Her Own Life.

Greenville, Mich, March 6.-Mrs.
Jennie Stevens, aged 55, and well
known resident here, drowned herself
in cistern Monday morning. She
had been ailing about six months
Monday morning when Mr.. Stevens
awoke at o'clock, his wife was miss
ing. He notified the neighbors and a
search was instituted, which resulted
in finding Mrs. Stevens in the cistern
in her night clothes. 1t was thought
she was perfectly normal, and her
suicide is quite shock to the COM
munity. She leaves one daughter,
Mrs. G.. w. Riley.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-09
LOST ON THE SEA.

Eight Hundred Fishermen, Floating on
Fields of Ice, Doomed to Perish.
Helsingfors, Finland, March Sit is
feared that eight hundred fishermen
with tl0r families, who are afloat On
the ice in the Gulf Of Finland, are
doomed to perish.
A fortnight ago about 1000 persons,
who had with them their horses, were
fishing off the east land, when the ice
parted and was driven by storm into
the Baltic sea. Later the Ice split,
the wind changed to east, and block
on which there were 200 persons, came
ashore at Frederichsham. The fate
of the others is unknown.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-09
New Road For Flint.

Flint, Mich, March 1.-THE Detroit,
Flint River G. Saginaw Valley Elec-
trio Railway Co. has made application
for franchise to enter this city. The
request will probably be granted Mon
day night. This is the company which
has undertaken to build an electric
road from Saginaw to Detroit.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-09
Ayoiding a sAoclr.

First Doctor You're beating jerks
for insomnia, aren't youT Second Doc
tor-Yes. First Doctor-Have you rem
dered him your bill yet? Second Doc
tor-No, of course not. 1 want the
man to be able to sleep.-Denver Post.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-09

''To de-" said DR.. Samuel Johnson,
SIS the fate of man, but to die with
lingering anguish is generally his
folly"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-09
Office OF Sheri
ALBERT DUNHAM.
Deputy Secretary Of state.

Office OF Sheriff,
Shiawassee County, Michigan.
To the Electors of Shiawassee County:
You Will please take notice of the special
election on April ?, 1906 when the question OF
revision of the Constitution will be voted upon.
Corunna, Mich, Feb. 10, 1906.
WARREN JARRAD,
Sheriff
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-03-09
ELECTION NOTICE.
Revision of Constitution, Voted Upon
at the Special Election, Held Apr. z,
1906.

Mr.. WARREN JARRAD,
Sheriff OF Shiawassee County,
Corunna, NJ chigan.
Sir:
In accordance with Act No. 325 OF the Public
Acts Of 1905, you are hereby notified that a
special election will be held in this State on
April I'd. 1906, at which time the question OF
calling and holding convention for the pur-
pose of making a general revision of the con-
stitution, will be submitted to the qualified
electors OF the State.
You are also notified, that on the date above
mentioned party enrolment will be taken, in
each election district of the State OF the voters
in the respective political parties, as provided
for in Chapter III, of Act No. lSl Of the Public
Acts of 1905.
In testimony whereof have hereto affixed
my signature and the Great Seal of the State,
at Lansing, this second day Of February, nine
teen hundred six
SEAL. ALBERT DUNHAM.
Deputy Secretary OF state.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-03

Sm Monat slpril nuroen insse.
iummt 1,764 an PoliSsiItrafen einse.
norlmen. I
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-03
Suumpre.

- Sin unbebeutenoer Branb in Der
Sraut Morrell Birtbidaft an @beituut
Strase usranlaBte Sreitas sltenb ben
sllarm BON Saiten "a, bod paren Die
Slammen selOitt, sbe bic Seuermebr
eintrai.
- Der Staliensr Srauf Wteieruua,
elm 9ii6tuniOn 9lnseitellter Der 9iO.
5 3s6e, warO Samitag gtaft, uls er
icin friibsrss SOitbaus 5u Suntsr Sill
belu6te, uOn ben unlpeienoeu Wtdu'
ueru unseSriffen unO iebr tii6tis per'
flopit, ioOaB er ueri6ieoene 8unoen er'
bielt, Die I'M Sadawanua Solpital uer'
buuoeu wer6en muBten.
- Ourd sinen Selienfall in Der Oio.
5 3ede Der Grie Soblen @ompanie lit
Sreitas elm Wtaun getOotet wOroen,
oeIIeu giame nidt in Grfabrun9 sebra9t
perSen tounte. Der @et0otete lpobute
Dor Der SuspsuiiOn 5u Bort Sriffitb.
Sn Der slsideu 3ede wurbe Samitas
9tobert gsnnp uOn SrOOt StraBe bon
sinem Sellsufaa an ben Sdultern jiem'
li9 bSs oerlsst.
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3um 0rnbensStreif

slm leeten Oounerita9 baben bic
@rubenarbeiter ben Soblenoperatoren
in gtew garf cine ueue RropoiitiOn
iiberianbt in berielbeu laHen iie tbats
ia6li6 alle friiberen SOroerunsen fals
len, init 9lusnabme oerienisen fir cine
9obuerbObuus, uub aud oieie 1T beoeu'
teno ermdBist.
Die antmort BON bem Siebener Cos
mite, weldes bic Speratoren repraiens
tirt, traf bereits ON WtoutaS elm. Su
bieiem slntwOrti6rsibeu uerlan9en iie,
baB Die slrbeiter iid fir Die ndditen
Orei Sabre nit Der Gntideiouns Der
Streif Gommiiion 3ufrieoen seben
ober iid bamit einueritunoen erfldren
iollen, bas bic Streif' '@ommliliOn bic
ssssnwartise GOntrOuerie sntideiOe.
Das antwortidreibeu idlieBt nit ben
folsenbsn 0orteu: Sn gnbstraht ber
BON uns erwdbnten umitdnos iino mir
beute mebr ais ie oauon iiberjeust, oaB
Die bsitebsnben arrangements fir weif
ters brsi Sabre beibebalten werOen iOlls
ten uno INNER seben mir uns Der
Soffuuus bin. oaB oieier Sori6las in
Der fir ndbiten Oouneritag anbes
raumten @onueution Der @rubenarbeis
ter ansenOmmen meroen wiro. Sc
i6iebt bas niht, 10 fiuo nur bic @ru'
bsnarbeiter fir einen etwuisen Streif
perantmortli6.
Sobn 0titdel, Der Pr6iioent Der
llnitsS Wtine 8orfers Of slmerica, CAB
am Samitas bic fOlseuOe @rtlaruns be-
tannt sd babe bic mir BON Yraii'
bent 8asr iibsrmittelts 9lutwort Der
3e6enbeiiser auf Die lesten 6oroeruns
gen Der @rubeuarbeiter erbultsn unO
9enau 9eleieu. Gs sebt Sarahs beutlih
beruor, baB Die 3e6enbsiiser wGbrenO
Der lstten ieds Sabre ibre slnii6teu
ni6t perGnosrt uno BON ben Streifs Der
Sabre 1900 uuO 1902 ni6ts sslerut
bnben. Die GiieubabusSOble blensG ombi,
nation iset gang nah eiseuem 9sIieben
ni6t nur Staten feit, iouOsru uerln6t
aud ben Yreis iu beitimmsn,. fir ben
Die 9lrbsit sstuuit werOeu iOa. Die
@rubenbeiieer iraSen, no iie Die BON
ben grbeitsrn usrtuugte SobnerbObuns
bernebmsu iollen, Uenu iie ni6t uui ben
Sreis Der SOblsu idlu9su. Wtir i6eint
es, baB iie es bod uisl sinfa6sr MAIDEN
fOnnten, penn iis Die uusebiibrli4 bOben
Sradtruteu berunter iessn wiiroen."
Gin tpeiterer @onpeut Der @rubenar.
better, uub ALIEN anidsine mad Del
lssts, wirO bsute (DOnnsritas) IL
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eine idbwere soit.-eine Ser idlwers

Cine iapere 9aif.-@iue Der i6wers
ften 2aiten Der Irmeu uno oerieni9en
nit bei6rdntten Otittelu, 1T bic nie'
mails feblenoe Doftorre6nung, welde
i6on in man6es Seim @ntmutbisuns
bineinsstrasen bat. Sn bieien Sallen
lit bas Sefauntlein zines suuerldIii9en
Sausmittels BON sroBem @ertb. llnb
bann sibt's aud Eauienoe BON Sami'
lien, Die iOpeit entfernt uon aersten uuo
9lpotbetsu wObnen, OaB idnelle drjtliae
Silie ni6t errsi6bar lit. SSie ulele be-
finoeu ii6 ui6t in bieier Gage, bic ben
Serluit zines tbeuer @eliebten be-
trauern, beIen Seben unb SSirfen bur6
re6t;sitiss mebi;iniide Silfe batte er'
balten werben t0nnen. Disie MO9li9s
teiten erresen traurise unO folternbe
@ebanten fiir bic Sinterblisbenen uuS
seben slnlab gum 9ta6oenfen, aber
,lpas fam man ba tbun?" wirb ieber
Oenfenoe Meni6 fra9en.
YaBt auf Cure @eiunbbeit auf.
g8enn Sbr elm briidenbes, iblafrises
uuo sleidsiltises @efiibl bes WtOrsens
beim Nufiteben ueripiirt, wenn Sbr
einen sflissu, bitteren @eidmad i'm
Munbe babt uuo Cure 5unse belest 1T,
bauu adtet auf oieie GuSeiaen. IS 1T
oann stlpas nidt gang ridtis; SIR be-
finbet Sud ui9t pObl. Sbr ieiO anf
Dem bsltsn SSese frant ;u werSrn.
YaBt uuf! Guer f0rperlider 3uitanO
bebarf beionOerer Sea6tuns. Benn
Cure SinSsr perorieBlid, miirriid uno
uusebulOis iino, penn iie tsinen slppe'
tit baben, Der Sian, ibrer slu9eu se'
I6wunSeu lit, unb cine fieberii6e ROtbe
iid auf ibreu tIeinen @eiidtern ieigt,
oann bauoelt ioiort Sie werSsn
franf.
SBenn @uer 9atte abseipannt, miiOe
unb entmutbiSt lit, penn Sas @lien
nidt mebr i6medt, wenn bic Shlaien
flopien uub sr iiber S6mer3en bier uno
bort flast. oaun ;Osert nidt, ioncern
faust Die 8ebanoluus nit 6orni'ssllpen'
trduter an. Die Slaide toitet uiel we'
niger, als Der 8eiud eines slrjtes unb
Die ausii6t lit uorbanben, oaB cine
DoIis, bsi;sitsn senommsn, Sud uiel
slussaben Summer uno slnsit eriparsn
miro.
Seadtet. caB Der alpenfrdutersStut'
beleber nidt in 9lpOtbefen Su baben lit.
@r wirb ben 2euteu bireft ourh Sofal'
sleenten 3ussitellt uon ben Gisentbiimern
Or. 4stsr Sabruep & Cons Co.,
112-11s 90. Sopne slue., Chicago,
Su.
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Scrauton absebalten unb es iinb BON
ben brei slntbrucite SObleuoiitriften
nsue Oslssaten Su oemislben srwdblt
worben. Wtan lit ielbitueritduOlid aui
ben S(ussans ibrer Seratbunsen
dussrft ssipannt. Oiuu slaubt, ouB bic
Gonfersn; brei Gage Oauern piro. @rs
wdbnenspertb lit nod. oaB Der Serein.
Staaten srbeitsr GommiIiar @bus. 9.
Oleil seitern i'll Scranton mar uuo cine
;wsiItiiuSiss 8eratbuus nit Wtit9cll
batte.
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staDt nno Gonntb.

- Sm Wtonat slpril ipuroen ins9es
iammt s1,764 an POIissiitrafen eiu9e.
nommen.
- Sas 13. Hegilnent tpirS nom 21.
bis 2S. Suli iein iabrlides Selblassr Su
@ettpsburs beSiehen.
= 9ebr. Gaiep baben bas 2Deenm
unb bic GcaoemD Of Dtuiic gum PrsiIe
BON $250,0oo an SO. 9isis pertauit,
Der bisber Oieielben seniietbet bate.
- Die iabrliae Sunbeiteusr lit nun.
mebr fdui9. Su einisen 2aseu wiro
NIT benz @infansen Der 9unOe, bic Obne
Steuermarfsn iiHO, Der 2lufuus ssmadt
merben.
- Die @innabmsu Ses bieiisen Sns
lanoiteuer amtes fir ben Wtonat glpril
betrugeu 3uiammen $119, ,511.5O, ober
81, ,523.90 mebr alS pie i'm slei6en
Wtonat oes Sorjubres.
-Das @eridt bewilliste Spei peitere
@bei6eionngeu, uemlib slnn Wteblsr
SoOs uon Pbilip Soos uno Billiam 6.
Sbear uon emma u. Sbear. 9eibe
S6eiounsen wuroen pesen DeIsrtion
bewillist.
- Gin Sorbans in Der 9bas. 3biel
Bobnun9 an Yine Strabe, Der Srsitas
9ta9t furj mad 10 llbr sesen cine @as.
Ilamme sewebt puroe uno oann Seuer
fling, peranlaBte eineu 5eueralarm, bod
tonnte man in Elm paar Dtinuten Die
6lammen Obne weiteren S6aOen l0i9en.
- 5rant Sailsp unb 6raut Compete
entwiden Wtontas Wtorseu aus Dem
GountD @efdn9niB, oils Der BGdter
Sprllman ibnen i'm SOfe fiir cine Dti'
mute ben Riiden panote. Sie maren
CUR 3eit nit Der Gutiernuns bon sli6e
beibaftist uno oas Gbor itanb often, iOs
oaB ibre Sludt leidt erfOlste. Spell>
man lief ibnen nad, bod batten iie Su
srOBen SoriprunS errei9t.
- Bus man iiebt, bas slaubt man
Griubruns 1T bic bette Sebrmeilterin !!
Ber fiiblt, bab rbeumatiide S9mer'
sen. @i6t, 9lieoerreiBen ober anoere
bur9 Grfdltuns beroorserufene S6mer'
sen mad oem 9ebrau6 pon .slnfer
Pain GrpeIler" ueridwinOsn, Der piro
oann aud, wie 10 uiele tuuieub slns
oere. slauben unO frob ieiu, oaB sr enOs
lid bas redte Wtittel sefunOen bat.
9tur 25 uno 80 Gents Die Slai9e.
- Sin GOmite Der 9iationalen Se.
b6roe Der Seuerueriiderungs Companion
traf Donneritas bier elm, I'M, mic idon
in anoeren Stdbten, cine 9euaue Inter
iu6ung iiber alles au;uitellen. oas 3ur
Setdmpfuns uOu Srdnben bier eriitirt.
Der srOBe Sruuo in Baltimore ipornte
Die Companion Su bieiem S6ritte al
unb iis babsn idou in pielen StaSteu
3uitanOe sefuuoeu, Die abiOlut ui6t sll'
ldifs iino. Sbre bisii9e llnteriu6uu9
wirb Der 9iutiOuul SebOrSe uOrselest
iperben.
- @ebr. Srdmer, Die befannteu
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nen Serbit cine SersrUBcruns ibres
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Elm StOdwerf erbObten uuO bis SUI
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Siuue. in Der udditsn 3utuuft ibrer
Suoen uon Gcnter Strube bis ;ur @DO
ming 9Iueuue Su uerIansern, iOOuB Der
ielbe aud Ouielbit Elm Giusuus bubei
Dirb uuO iie mrbr faum fir ibr itetil
lpu9ieuOes @ei9Gft rrbulteu.
B9 llnterridt I'M SlapierIpiel er
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