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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15
rICKNOR CLUB PROGRAM FOR SEASON 'O6-'O7;
CRITICAL STUDY OF WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE

The Tcknor club this ear will take up the study of Shakespeare and
the program covering heir meetings throughout h season is nw in the
hands Oft the printer. 1t gives promise of being very entertaining n edl
The first subject to be taken u p will be "A i'd summer Nights
Dream" The late of meetings ant readers follow:
Oct 8. 1906, Presidents Day-Mrs. Dennis, Mrs Coate, Mrs. Grosvenor,
Mrs. Thurston, Miss Kelsey.
Oct. IS, 1eO6-Mrs. Bula, Mrs. Clements.
Oct. %, 1eo6-Mrs. Coate. Mrs. Grosvenor.
Oct. 20. 1eoe-Miss Strickland, Mrs. Whitridge.
Nov. 5, 1eO6-Mrs DOugan. Mrs. Hughes.
Nov. ~, 1eo6-Mrs. Durham, Miss Kelsey.
Nov. 10. 1eo6-Mrs. Downing, Mrs. WampRr.
Nov 20 eo6-Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Thurston.
Dec. 3, 1906, Guest Day-Mrs Land, Mrs. Clements. Mrs. Kibbey, Mrs.
BuHa.
Jar. T. 1eo7-Mrs. Kelsey, Mrs Rupe.
Jan. ID, 1eo7-Mrs. Kibbey. Mrs. Mather.
Jn 81. 1eo7-Mrs. Clements, Mrs. Dunham.
"a %, 19o7-Mrs land, Mrs. Dougan
Feb. q 1eO7-Mrs. Lemon, Mrs. Coate.
Fb, II, 1oo7-Mrs D L. Mather, Miss Kelsey.
Feb. IS, 1eo7-Anniversary the Eighteenth Charter Members
Feb. Is 1eo7-Mrs. Harry Mather. Mrs. Lemon.
March 4, 1eo7-Mrs Rupe, Mrs. Lane.
March II, 1eO7-Mrs Shroyer, Mrs. kibbey.
March ia. 1eo7-Miss Strickland Mrs Grant
March 25,1 eO7-Mrs Thurston, Mrs. Dennis.
Apru I, 1eo7-Mrs. Wampler, Mrs. D L. Mather.
April g. 1eo7-Mrs Whitidge, Mrs. Shroyer:
April Il, 1907, Annual Meeting-Mrs. Wampler, Mrs "nlr1dge' MRS
Rune Mrs Kelsey, Mrs Harry Mather.
r.. oticers-Pres Mrs D. w. Dennis; VicePres, Mrs. I. L. Mather;
Secretary. Mrs f. B. Grosvenor; Treasurer, Mrs. ] S Shroyer; Correspond
ing Secretary, Miss Susan Kelsey.
proaram committee-Mrs. Lemon, Mrs. Harry Mather. Mrs. Rupe
Mrs Mary Grant, Miss Strickland.
Honorary Memberships. NJ. H. Dill, Mrs. :. F. Kibbey, Mrs. F. H
Lemon, Mrs. w. H Martin.
Non Resident MEMBERSHIPS A. Carr, Springfield, O.; Mrs. j. A. Coffin,
Cincinnati O; Mrs. E. Davis Chicago; Mrs. Geo Ford, Milwaukee; Mrs
1ohn HELD New London, Conn; Mrs. G. H. Hopper, Columbus, O.; Ms. H
T Lemon, Milwaukee: Mrs Cora Ra, New Haven, Conn; Mrs. James Stan
lev INDIANAPOLIS: Mrs. Lillian Underhil, Fort Wayne; Mrs. Frank Van
Uxum, Oakland, Cal; Mrs. J. G. Zener, Evanston, Ill.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15
OPEN MEETING
LID RAISED" FOR THEM
Mayor of Milwaukee Addresses the
Fifteen Hundred Delegates Assem-
bled and Tells Them the City Will
Be Theirs.
tPublishers' Press1

Milwaukee. Wis, Aug. IA. - The
eighth annual convention OF tho
Grand Aerie of the Fraternal Order OF
Eagles opened here with 1900 dele
gates present. Mayor Sherburn M.
Becker extended the freedom OF he
city in a few appropriate remarks.
taking occasion to raise the lid" dur
ing the time the visitors are the city's
guests. There promises TO be an ex-
citing contest throughout the week
for the various offices to be filled by
the Grand Aerie. For grand worthy
president Edward Kraus Of Whining
ton, Del. and Wood A. Carr of Union
are the most active candidates. For
grand treasurer, Frank e. Herring OF
South Bend, Ind. is opposed by c. A.
Stephens of Cedar Rapids, la. The
contest for the next place Of meeting
seems to lie between Norfolk, Va,
and Omaha.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15
TOURISTS PROGRAM FOR COMING SEASON.;
A STUDY OF SCANDINAVIA AND HER PEOPLE.

The program for the Tourists, n of Richnnonds leading literary
one of the most interesting th, the society has v had. They viii take
The program, including the names o. the readers each time follows:
FIRST EvENNe-FRIDAY, OCT. 5.
Thomas J. Graham. Mr.. Leonard T, Lemon. Address by the President.
SECOND EvENiNe-FRIDAY, OCT. 10.
is w ssah' Dons aadiy Robert R %s si Fespi5.y, nr' K Mhs' is !. T Xsney! Doing
THIRD EVENINe-FRIDAY, NOV. {.
es;Hs,eI Exsn,sWnP! 8. J. h Ms; 10S MHs P Rophta narcD.nt.
FOURTH EvENlNeFRIDAY, NOV. is.
scandanavia-The Viking Age-Mrs. Jennie Yaryan-Home Indus
FIFTH EvENINe-FRIDAY, NOV. 80.
lane; IS the Union + ali the P:o'ss5an cha5snss rraeassSs: wous
Such Union be Of Advantage in Extetending Chrtstianity-Mr. Robert L
SIXTH EvENINc-FRlDAv DEC. IA.
Don Muss-F0'k s0"s-ole Bull: creis-Niss laura CASTOR. Mrs. Harry
SEVENTH EvENlNe-ERIDAY. JAN. II.
mark i3s71si4-nr Waiter sr $ DaTis. Is 1ne use Of Of H slang byI People Hsc of tn
tue Permissable?-Mrs. Fred H. Lemon, Mr.. John B. Dougan.
EIGHTH EvENING-FRDAY JAN. 2.
s s~sss" se6os5py' Be- T T1se,s n Sv c pirssf va ato' of the Fed HG~.;d A. 5 Pl
phen strattan, Mr.. John Nicholson.
NINTH EveNINe-FRIoAv, FEB. 8.
Copenhagen and chrstiana (Stereopucon-Mr. Chas. S. Bond.
TENTH EvENlNe-FlDAAY, FEB. %.
seandansvdan Art-Industial Arts; Architecture; Scripture Painting
Leonard T. Lemon, Mr.. Guy s. McCabe, Mrs S s, strattan.
ELEVENTH EvENINe-FRIDAY, MARCH {.
Edwin rfy't TrssSdss' Mrs. r6 1Gny S s e HsGnns, Mr. Mr.. Robert F1ss N W. ls s1imson Mr.
TWELFTH EvENINe-FR'DAY, MARCH %.
scandinavia-Early 1iterature-Mr Mrs Robert Ferriday.
msnt tar N s'S sarsn Of a. tn Hn D" Ms' %ster AKIN j. Hua to lace Oh the una
THIRTEENTH EVENING-FRIDAYA APRIL 5.
Observation-Disclosures 18th Century-Mrs. John II Nicholson.
Gossp-Mrs. L. e. Bridgeman, Mrs. Harry Downing.
FOURTEENTH EVENING FRIDAY. APRIL 10.
scandinavia-Present Relations Between Norway, Sweden and Den
I ark-Mr L. E. Bridgeman.
Pure Food-Mrs. E. P Trueb1ood, Mrs. Florence Lodwick.
F,FrEENT4 EvEn,Ne-FRIDAY MAY 3.
Reports, Election of officers, Banquet.
go. The officers of the club are:
.. .Presdent-Mr. David w. Dennis.
Vice Fresdent-Mss Elenora Robinson.
Secretary-Mrs. f. p. Trueblood.
Treasurer-Mr Free II. Lemon.
Program Committee.
Mrs. Charles S. Bond. Mrs. H. r. Robinson, Miss Ada Woodward. Mr..
Thomas :. Graham. Mr.. L. T. Lemon.
The Members:
Messrs. and Mesdames Charles s. Bond. l.. f. Br1dgeman. David w.
Dennis. Howard A. Dill. John b. Dougan, Harry c.. Downing, Robert err
riday, Thomas J. Graham, Walter j. Hutton, Robert /. Kelly. Fred h
Lemon. Leonard 7, Lemon, Guy S. McCabe John +. Nicholson. H. +. Rob
inson, Robert w. Stmson. S. S. Strattan. Jr, E, P, Trueblood. Mrs. Jennie
Yaryan
Misses Laura CASTOR, Sarah Hill, Sophia Marchant. Eleanor Robinson,
Frances Robinson, Elizabeth Strickland, Oa Woodward, Mr.. Walter Da-
Wis.
Honorary Members.
Messrs. and Mesdames James A. Carr, }. F Elder. Hamltn T Lemon,
Starr, Frank Van Uxem and Mis- Marcia Brown.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15

James T. Frame has returned tc
Wheeling, West, Va.
J. o. Barber has some to Sanduehv
,, for a visit with friends and rela
ives.
Prof, Walter Davis has r%eturnc(
from a trip through the northern
part of the state.
Mrs. Dorothy Maline Of Kansas
City, who has been visiting in the
city has gone to Ohio.
Mrs. Joe McGrifr viii leave for
Greenville this morning,
Misses Lydia and Margaret Myrick
will go to California the latter part
of next week to spend the winter.
Miss Louise S+ilzer has returned
from a visit in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Sudhof have
returned from Atlantic City.
Mrs. Ida Greenstreet was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. William Smith of Dublin is
the guest of local friends.
Mrs. T. c. Wright of Cambridge
is visiting in the city.
Mrs. Amelia Barnes of Toneka.
Kansas is the guest of Carl Jessup
and family Of West Richmond.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15

A quiet but charming wedding will
take place this morning at 9 o'clock
at the home of Mr.. and hrs. S. \.
Thompson on North Eleventh street.
The bride is Miss Blanche Overdeer
and the groom Mr.. Howard Burgess.
The house decorations will be in
green and white, the ceremony room
and hall will be arranged in white
astors, white sweet peas, and ferns.
The ceremony will be performed by
Prof. Ebert Russell of Earlham Col
lege. Miss Mabel Stuart of L~ewisville
will play the bridal music and we'd
ding march. The brides Ow~x Ill
be of Persian lawn and she viii car
ry brides roses. Following the GER
emony a wedding breakfast will be
served. The brides table will be in
white and green. The contcr piece
will be a mirror surrounded with
wreaths of swansOnia and ferns. and
on this the brides cake will stand
decorated with white rose buds. At
either end will be clusters OF candle
sticks trimmed with asparagus ferns
and holding white tapers. Covers.wilI
be laid for twelve.
The other guests will be seated at
small tables. In the center of each
table will be = vase holding white
sweet peas and ferns. The bride and
bridegroom will leave on the 11:15
train for Kokomo where Mr.. Burgess
has accepted a position as teacher of
chemistry in the high school. The
guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Burgess, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Bur
CESS, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tough anC
children. Mrs. Hazeltine. Mr.. Johr
Overdeer. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jones
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. S. A
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15

Thompson II family. Mr.. Paine"
Edgerton and Miss Zoe Mcconnell.
of Paramount. and Miss Mabel Stew
art of L~ewisville.
X \: y
The Ladies of the Sacred Heart So
dality will give a lawn fete this
evening On the school grounds. The
public is cordially invited.
y
The Banner Social will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. Anna Brown, 122
State street.
The Missionary Society of St.
Paul's Lutheran church will meet
this afternoon at $50 with Mrs, Geo
BaChmeyer. east of the city. The la
dies will leave the church at ?
o'clock.
Misses and Mesdames Richard
Moore, William Seeker. Lee r.. Nus,
baum, William Dorsey. Geo. Mash
meyer, Henry Clark. Oliver Nusbaum
and family, John Igleman, Mrs. Nus
baum. of Kansas. the Misses Bertha
Latimer, of Newark. o. Cora lyle
mand and >Puth Mashmeyer formed
a picnic patty at the Glen Monday
evening.
~ X =
This evening there will be q picinc
at the Glen composed of the follow
ing: Messrs. and Mesdames Charles
Pierson. Eugene Price. Alonzo Keep
Ter, Harry Simmons. Charlie Land
\. II. Hunt, Misses Dorothy Land.
Ruby Hunt. Mr.. Karl Pierson and
Master Burr and Sheldon Simmons.
\ dime social will be given Friday
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15

Miss Mabel Meyers and Miss Eva
Smith have gone to Bass Lake.
Misses Irene Mullen and Eller
Maeker who have been the guests OF
Miss Margaret Cusick have returned
to Dayton.
Mrs. India Ballenger has returned
from Economy.
Harry Penny of Cambridge was in
the city on business yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Henry Bond, Jr., O.
Philadelphia has returned from Day
tor where she was visiting Mrs. r
a, DeWeese at her country home
Sunny Nook Farm"
Misses Minnie and Josie Birchler
If Tell City. Ind. are visiting the
Misses Anna and Christian Huber a
1919 South Sth street.
Miss Daisy Works left yesterday
or kokOmO, where she will spenC
Ter vacation Of three weeks visitine
rjends.
Ray Dye of Dunkirk is visiting J. S
Thompson at 233 South LIST street.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15

afternoon from . to 5 in the parlOrs
Of Grace NJ. E. church. The h~Ostesses
will be Mrs. r. NJ. Lacey, T. r. Var
yam, Geo. Miller and Joseph Steven
son.
x X X
The Banner Social will meet with
Mrs. Anna Brown, of State street, this
afternoon.
* x *
Miss Laura Lee entertained the w.
;. B. O. O. Club at her home, 1O7
South 2nd street, Monday evening in a
-ery delightful manner The club
will meet in two weeks with Miss Eu
1ice DOuphit of II South 4th street,
X y X
The Hayden Club was delightfully."-
entertained Monday evening by Carl
Ackerman of 1875 South Sth street.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15
RIVAL OF SHEA'S UNION
Newly Launched Rival Of Brotherhood
Of Transfers Has Completed
Its Organization.
Publishers pressl

Chicago, -. LIE United
Transfers Of America, the newly
launched rival OF the International
Brotherhood of Transfers. completed
it's organization by electing officers.
Newton T. Evans of Bloomington. H.,
vas chosen president. The new as
sembly was pledged support by II
Chicago unions and by 10 delegates,
all told, including Al from New York,
representing about so locals in vari-
Gus cities. The support of the out-of-
town delegates were given condition
ally, the sanction of their unions De-
ing necessary to the ratification OF
their action.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15
Denies Tire Charge.

Lansing, Mich, Aug. Hilary ].
Cowley, a broker and a member OF a
prominent family. was arrested on
complaint of Frank Wolf of the Cen.
trail National bank of Battle Creek.
Mich, OF the charge Of Implication in
the forgery OF certificates Of stock in
the Pacific Railway company. Mr..
Cowley denies connection with the
forger of the stock and declares that
the Union Pacific stock he has been
possessed Of he bought in good faith.
He will be taken 10 Battle Greek for
arraignment.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15
Cocaine Evil In India,

The cocaine habit Is assuming alarm.
ing proportions at Delhi. The evil has
spread to rich and poor. to Hlndoos
and Mohammedans and even to women
and children. Between 800 and 1000
walls Of poison are sold daily in the
city. Not a few young men and ever
lads belonging to well to do families
consume from four to six walls O day
each. Coolies and persons engaged in
mental professions also have not
escaped contaeion. Even beggars seen
10 prefer cocaine TO food.-Pajsa Akh-
bar, Lahore.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15

You Ohe car do not read your
French history sufficiently. At the
present moment you are behind Louis
XVI. The douma is clamoring for
4 Observation-Disclosures ChapeiieI
cabinet. 1t is really time 10 send for
NeCker, and you are still at Calonne.
Catch up with husband Of Marie An,
t0inette as soon as possible. Do more.
Go beyond him. It will be the best
and surest way not 70 make history
repeat itself.-Paris Radical.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15

Slanting handwriting has just bee.
proved to be responsible for the a.
ments of more than 30 per cent Of or
young people. As both the steel pc.
and the slanting writing originals
came from England, We ezcllim wit.
all u hearts. Let Us keep the Pen b
Eli means. but send back the ba
habits It brought in it's train to tn,
place whence they camew-Paris Pet.
Journal.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15
CALLED OFF
May &c Alabama Miners Strike.
Meetinu Field.

May &c Alabama Miners Strike.
Meeting Field.
Birmingham, Ala. Aug. IA spe.
cial convention OF the United Min
Workers of America, Alabama D;-
trict No, 30. met here in ~executiv.
session for the purpose Of constderin
the strike situation in A3abam
About 100 miners are present, u
whites and blacks being equally divi0
Sc. a strike at the four largest fl
mace company mines has been G.
since July, 1904, and has cost the min
ers yer s1,000,00 The correspond
ence on the subject between Joh1
Mitchell, national president. and E.
ward Flynn, district president, will /.
presented TO the convention. The gen
eral impression is that the strike wi.
be called OF.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15
Elephant Caused Runaway,

Kent, O., Aug. IA horse drivc7
by Mrs. Arthur En- took fright al an
elephant at the circus grounds, r. ,
away, and the woman was fatally in
tured.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-15
Social and Personal Mention

DEER WILL BE MARRIED THIS MORNING-A lumber
OF FAMILIES LIVING ON SOUTH EIGHTEENTH STREET
WILL PICNIC AT GLEN MILLER THIS EVENING.
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Gas Sefisit i'm ltnteridasamf.

st. Souis, NO, II. Nopember.
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ME man I'M 9unoesgebGuoe crillbr,
miro ibren erIten geratbungsgegerl-
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Delights I'M bieiigen ltnterihnbnmt IN
Sobe bon $4,000 bilben. Mon Iyat
icst oas Geiiiit had Dem Ieparte-
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inn. uerfolat, oeiiet Batter, Obcrit
2. y. Iper. 9unbesoiltirfts. Anmalt
lit. Iegen ieines perlpanotihaitlifen
8erbaltniiies lit Sberlt Gper TEMPO.
rdr allf '.inen eigenen Antrag BON
Der 9rtDcili1ilng all Der Inter ud)lng
i'm llnterldasan1t cntbunoeh iporben,
lrnb Die Tegierung fat i. @. 2eb-
mann nit ieiner 8ertretung beuitf.
tra9t. Gt1ei @ilfie bonn gunoesgp-
bein10ienlt mo Stills : gunbcsidMBs
meilter 9anB langteit bier geitern uits
Waibin3ton at, uno lttun glal6t, bnb
lie beute Dor Der @ranb.Sur iiber
ibre Hedlerd)en ~biniif)tlid) oes Geii-
Sits ousiagen weroen. Gem 8ernebs
men nad} iino 5wiiheu 30 unb 40
Eerionen in Der Snhe ais ,3eitgen
uorg,.aben moroen.
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G6eiaprafc Sampicr-G
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GIcgante &aiiaGicr 9anhptet "Iu9uiia" nno
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Inmpfer b~ert0iicll Baltimore tdgit6 tduSaes
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men IN S.o Fptnt Comfort INN q ubr WIor9elts
tilio in 9iorfoIf Inn 7.15 Wturaers all, atfhItcs
Beuo an Ole 9tlcnbnbt5llAe lan allei fuilttett
oeS Siibeus mo Siiopefiens.
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SIecartc Haiiagier . 9al1pfer oGbutl1tte" uto
Baltimore"
uadl @eitsNDiut iuo 9~iid)muno, GG.
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IN 3tidnluuo nm J.25 W{Or9eis all.
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bon Baltimore dbfabrenoer Sampler. lil0 ole
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mo SamItngca abIdbrcn. le6ea IN 8spuee,iers
liotlli. Clements mo etllntonos an; iino bic
al Stcnitagen. Gonnerftaqen ltno SaiHttaeelt
bon Baltimore uno d1 Dtontalcit, Wttttu0deil
mo 5reitapeu bon SScfis9Splnt abfabrcileeu
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NIB 10, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Nurd)fNtlete rad atIeit Errttelt lotIteli &c
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I'M Hnrlls r~eferplrt peroell. III Den btc'tGelt
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2trdnc, oocr oet Sanpt Wiitcaltr; ar, $50,
Siabt'2trafc, baltimore, Wie.
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Sen. -@eih0ftotiibrcr. Sen. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4. y. Me1annrf, 2itIis'6e 'Fuii. sslgeut.
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gebradt ner0en. Spbalo oils tbulls
lid miro ser HeifsFan5ler i'm
Meid)stog Die Ibiid)tcn Der Heaie-
ring o~driegen.
@einparlamen pcrtagt
d.
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ments, meldes felt benz s. 3openther
bier taete, iinb 5iint NbidIu6 &C.
lan9t. 3as 6ucit Ger gerbonblun-
gen III, Dab cine eirbeitlide 8eilt-
Gontrole aeforoert uifb. Gs bot lid
idmer fiiblbar gemodt. Dob Die
cbrenamtlid)e ODER nebenomtlide
Gontrole IN picleu 5dQen ncriaat.
Tbs 3icl rid)tet iidl olio olf Mnltel-
lung por 9erufsbeomten sur Girs-
iibung oieier Gontrole.
u ebrentbal fommt mieoer.
Sir beute lit baS Gittreffen oeS
gerneiniamen Winiiters oes IeuBerll
Seltreid).l lngorn's, Sreiberrrl 2ero
b. Iebrentbol, ongefiinbigt. Ibenbs
miro CT bei'ln Heidrfon5ler Siiritcr
b. Billion bintren, uito am Conner,
ltog miro er nit benz aail6ler unb
Dem Stoatsiefret1r bes Ieltbern b.
Sid,irIdfp confcriren.
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8roBes auiieGen crregt Die Slltd)i
bes befonnten 9tptars lldermolAl,
Der nit Sinterloiiune elmer aroBelr
Sduloenloit oos 8eite geiilht hot.
Ger 9totar, Der friiber ein iebr mobl-
babenoer Monn mar, lit burd) oeil
anopiiabrifanten glphpnS Noebl III
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Dor 5ipei Sobren piel BON iid) reoelt,
als CT nod enter alaemein beipro.
dJetlen 2iebes-affoire mit Der pifor.
ten Gita 2enn ploblid) perld]mano.
Gr 'binterlGbt einiae Miuiollell
Sdyuloen. Gle idonc Hito lit ieitber
ptel in Ger @eieQid3oft Marie Sill,
5er's, Der ab9etbonch 9roilt Ocs
Rrin5cn Sood)im geieben luoroen.
u llerIei ans dIono
Gie @ermoria.@eri in aiel llot
lufplge eircs Gnrt nusge6rofcnell
Strifcs 2CC9 arbeitcr o~llseciperrt
gnbere @eriten meroen orfn eegcbe,
men 9ciipiele iolgen.
Die Boleu in Der Eropin5 Goiell
Dobcn cine Interchangeable Yetitioil
IN llnIanf Gebrod)t, bie iid) nit SOIL.
reid)cn llnteridJriften nedt. Sic III
oil oen aoiier geridjtet lt,o i6r ,3iucd
lit, 0ic maBgcbenben Belpoltelt ouiiir
5u g%cpinnen, bob ger Heligiorsun.
terridyt iii Der Oitmarf bitrd) 8ttlt.
lide ertbeilt miro.
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8runemnlo bel Berlin General Der
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er mar Der 5meite So1n bes am %
Sebrnor 1879 gcitorbenen General
felonnarifous @roier Nlbredbt boz
Noon, oes grOBen Srganiiators mn
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Grlten.
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