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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08
Generous Offers of Help in Needlework

.lSIp III lNCcQlCWOIk ssss: any any s ha knd oS woTS shs ~ns ~ Ys hVsr hs the 4, timely Ofsr that the gris will be glad to avsi
 Wants to Do Tutoring the @ sa'ss < ss ssI e a nj s5 sEfs. s has bs: ,! JI ss ds sss s .my M I e S o n oh does i.s sHsla RaRss '9ss & saBs @ Tas h' 'sf s ss1s' 4SsEa s Rs @ @ sa Rri @ S E @ s nSsGE % n Is1a s 0f 0 think tss oer felt %ant Musical Correspondence Asked For s %Ssfi'A 'as Rt like What viOinists have we who desire correspOndsncsa
 Repairing for Busy Women Many club members become dssirous Of earnpg money S Spsa s56S s S ssS's must ss sS FiYSss ss eAsr nss : s sss:s s: ss hs sa $ & SS ~' 5; $ T Gs s nss' follow this susssson What do the girls think of it
 An Offer of Cheer and ra9's %R p4 % ssd @ ct s S a
 \. ss SEsSi sHS SSnS Js sil sssss s 'Ss  What lonely and Impressed shut-n will take advan- tage of this offer of cheer2
 Novel Wares
 and a ESS s's: aGs a sF .a s s.s recipes an" sas fee aa n @ y gSS @ S Spp S R Rs Ssrss of of as an or all of these attractive Opportunites.
 To Our Stenographsrs work Fh:E & sSss SSt $ afHp 'ssd Ss I would ike correspond with of our foreign members anxious to take the study of shorthand soon hear from Of the stenographera
 T. s Minneapolis Minn.). What stenographer wishes to give this member les- sons these terms?
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lnter.Ocean Devils Lake. North lakofa, April " 1905.
The Man Who is Ahead

In every newspaper we pick
Up were sure to find a lot Of gush
about the man behind the count
er and the man behind the gum
the man beh!nd the buzz saw and
the man behind thason; the man
5peh!nd the times and the man
behind has rents; the man behind,
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DIES AT AGE OF los YEARS
Death Of Mrs. Sylvia i. Durham,
True Daughter Of the Revolution,
at Southington, Conn.

southfngton, Conn Mrs. Sylvia
\ Langdon Dnnham, aged los years, a
real daughter ref the revolution, and
.sext to the oldest person in Connec-
ticut, is dead at her home here.
MRS Durham was a daughter o.
Giles and Sarah (Curtiss) Durham,
and was born July II, 1900, in this
place. She married Chauncey Dun-
ham in 1924. Mr.. Durham was pro-
prietor OF tavern, which was for
many ma years a stage coach station, sit
uated in Queen street, near the Plain
vile line. Mrs. Durham resided there
Tor 80 years, moving to Hobart street
With her daugh law, Mrs. Julia
Durham, widow of Giles Durham,
"a little more than year ago.
Sylvia Durham was true daugh-
ter OF the American revolution. Her
father was a captain of military
company during the colonial war for
Independence. Several years ago she
became ses member of Ruth Hart chap
ter, d. A. r., Of Meriden.
At the age Of 100 gears Mrs. Durham
daily read her Bible, seeing to read
without other assistance than ordi-
nary glasses. She attended to her gar
den OF old shioned flowers each SUM
me-. mer day, and showed a physical activ-
gity IN keeping with woman Of 20. On
her one hundTedth birthday she re-
#3ceiYed over 100 guests. Three years
ago Mrs. Dunham's mental faculties
commenced m ne to fail her, and she be-
came as q child, though retaining her
physical strength up to a few weeks
ago, When llel she was taken down with
what what proved to be her last sickness.
~. Since reaching the century mark 10
years Mrs. Durham was given ride
IN an altomo bile. She became mem
Der Der OF the First Congregation church
Of Southin gton in 1924.
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SILVER HAT OF THE BRIDE
Has Silver Ostrich Plume and
Weighs Half Pound--N Never
Before Matched.

New York. When Mrs. Longworth
/ was gathering together the most re-
mar liable trousseau ever purchased in
America she decided that she would
have a hat that had no counterpart upon
this continent. A hat Of pure silver
decorated with giant plume Of silver
was what she made up her mind to have.
3 Nobody had ever seen an ostrich
plume of silver, and such creation had
certainly never been attempted In this
country, II in any other. The most,
skillful worker ii silver and feathers
was engaged, and he set to work to man
ufacture from countless filaments OF
silver an ostrich feather that would be
almost as light as a real feather and
have the appearance of one, save the
glory Of light radiating from il. ,SS5
He made a plume 40 inches in length
that curls almost around the large rofl-
ing hat Of silver which it adorns and
droops down upon the hair Of the
young BRIDE
The hat is woven entirely of silver and
has silver tuIle drawn in loose folds
around the crown and clustered at the
back over the bandeau which tits the
hat forward over the face little. The
giant plume is fastened to the right side
and sweeps around the left Of the crown.
over and around the brim and down
upon the hair.
Mrs. ,Longworth has the distinction of
wearing the only ostrich plume of silver
ever made in America or anywhere, it
is said and that plume weighs not more
than four ounces. The entire hat. when
finished, weighed half a pound, audit is,
a marvel in millinery skill. in weaving
and in plume-making
s The cost OF the hat is $500, including
the plume. RI
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Assist Stuff ref.s Of
San Francis CO

The Senior Glass Of the high
school have decided to give their
class. play The Thanksgiving
Game, for the benefit Of the
San Francisco sufferers. This
was decided late last week. The
class had intended to use 1.-THE
proceeds OF the play for purchas-l
ing a suitable memorial to be
left in the High school building.
aFfhe Thank wing, Game z IS
a four act comedy, which plays
two and a half hours and the
seniors, assisted by about so other
members Of the high school, have
been working on the play for
four weeks. They have put in a
great deal Of hard work and time
on the piece which gives promise
of being one of the best things
in its line ever given in the state
1T IS naturally expected then that.
Friday evening the armory will
be packed and that no less than
/ lOOt} sIeOnio from the cifv and
surrounding country will sffand
| the snIay7 and therehy recs;va
Cher nlonav's work. 81 wall 81.
assist 4 cause, the worfhiness IF 4,
which nos one #aI,estions III NAV 3
be said that II viii he tno Iafa
now Ia aid the s,1ffar;n J, oaa MIA
|of san francisco. but If Is ! facf
|thar q, Il ~; i o7tb -, ~ i, ! 81 Iii
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The Stage as q Profession

In this stage OF the world 81
history, the present is a NOM
|sntous and a Worksa-day period
for women. It by no means
follows that there is any differ
Eence inthe amount Of work ac-i
complished by women, for women
have always done their full
share Of the worlds work but
now they have more voice in the
kind of work they do.
The time would seem to have
passed away when the broom,
the scubbing brush, and the
churn, and the darning needle,
are only dropped out Of the wear
led and the nerveless fingers Of
the mother to fall into the hands
of the daughters. Women S field
of usefulness has expanded.
Now stenog raphy biography,
Iphoto graph and a host Of other
artistic, mercantile and indus
trial doors are held open to girls
all of them offering more attrac-
tive vistas than the narrow
prospective of half a century ago,
when the girls field Of labor was
narrowed to the environment Of
the kitchen and its outlying
Offices. And it is now a gener-
ally conceded fact that the adj
ncement in civilization and all
the refnements of life have been
largely assisted by the higher
education of women.
The result Of my observation
has been that this cutlery Of : the
temptation of the stage, is all
ways raised by persons wholly
ignorant Of the theatre on both
sides of the curtain, and this OUT
cry, like the cry Of . mad dog, s, 81
or stop thief \ rises in yehe-f
mence and swells \ in volume as
the difficulty Of finding a victim.
increases. And the cry is kept
alive, and is constantly being
swollen, by those whose ignor-
ance started it. the rule govern
ing it being that the less they
know the louder they cry, and,
like Mr. PiekWick, they shout
with the larger crowd.
Rose Eytinge, in The r aeific
MONTHLY for AnriJ
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. WYE A Resort
Boating, Bathing, Fresh Air, Pure,
Soft Spring Water, Hunting
81 and Fishing.

wye" is located on the shores Of Lake Upsillon
Fish Lake the Turtle Mountains and recognized by
Eastern authorities place for summer resort which
has peer. It has all the natural advantages that
resort have and more advantages than many
resorts have
Many Of the lots have been purchased by the best
business men Of the northwest men who realized and
appreciated the fact that such beauy-spo having been
given to North Dakota, should be utilized by North
Dakotans. They saw that Wye is q perfect summer
place where they fish for the gamiest black
bass pckera and lake trout that cool and spark
ling spring water. Where they could hunt the wild duck
grouse and partridge
Lake Epsilon is surrounded BY "a dense forest ~
birch ASH oak and poplar the trees growing to the very
waters edge The shores of the lake are of a rayelv
natnTe and there excellent beaches that afford
passed bathing.
The water that bubbles forth from hundreds ST
springs is the soest purest and most heahfu III the
world.
Deerbear wolf, wildcat lynx and Wolverine roam
chuck and several varieties Squirrels are e. be
found in great numbers.
Wye is the sportsmens paradise: ths place 81 re &
covery for the sick the camping grounds for the weary
and oyerWorked,
The nearest railway station at the present time is
john which miles away, but ag This branch is
being extended into Canada Wye Nj be less thar
three miles away from the railroad ahis summer
Nov IS the time to Investigate and select your lots
Before long II win be too late Plats shown BY and lots
can be purchased from either
p. Thor rIOeIIer
The Enaer Deem
Devils Eshe Nsh DakssR
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Tint the new Jerusalem Is ma.
teriai city was the cont afion of Rev.
AYilIiann Goburn, Of New York. Id a
sermon 1t Macon; Mo. The throne of
God Is the very center Of Eha uni
verse, be says, about which ali
planets revolve. This place declared
the preacher soon Will be discovered
wv ecien sie ter1iiop egeated q
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

On Monday night, April 2, a.
small Jersey COW strayed or was
stolen from Gorden's harm. The
COW was brown in color, and had
on a rope halter. information
leading to the recovery Of the
animal will be paid for.
&c. e. Homan.
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Progre ss in
North Oak ota

y - = y - sS, - ~ AA ~ ~
In North Dakota, 827 square
miles OF new area were tDpo-
graphically surveyed during the
last fiscal year, 1884 miles Of lev
els were run, and 38 bench marks
were established. "A party un-1
der the supervision Of Mr.. Ro-
bert MuldroW was engaged iii
comple citing the mapping Of the
4Wyndmere quadrangle for pub
lication on the scale of 1 lbs, 900,
with a contour interval Of 20 feet
Control for the Wyndmere so,
minute uadrangle in Ransom,
Richland. and Sargent counties.
was completed by Mr.. Sledge
Iaturn, who ran 81 miles of ira
verse.
The coal mines Of North Da-
kota were visited by Mr.. M. r..
Campbell as a member Of the
committee to conduct coal tests
at the Louisiana Purchase ex-
position.
A geologic folio Of the Cassel-
toni Fargo adrangle was issued
during the year. The authors
were Messrs. G. M. Hall and ID.
+. lizard. As report on the
Ignite Of North Dakota and its
relation to irrigation was made
by Mr.. Frank As. Wilder. III
Gaging stations for the meas
urement Of streams were main
tanned by the by geographic
branch at Stevensons Ranch,
holm, Richardton, Broncho,
Medora, Williston, Bismarck,
Mannhaven, Nesson, Minot,
Neche, Fargo, Grand Forks, and
Hagart.
Investigations Of the under
ground and artesian water con
ditions in the Red River Valley
were made by Prot. d. E. Viii
lard, with . view to the pre-
paration Of a general report on
the und erground waters Of the
state. Material was also obtain
ed for a special report on the
area of the Wahpeton quadrangle.
Attention has been concentfat
ed on the possibilities of reclaim
ing land in extreme western
parts of the safe.
siderable reliminary work
was done on the lever y. Glow
stone project. which is located
on u lloWstone River. Surveys
were made Of what is known as
the low line cana, the irri-
gable lands were mapped, sur
veys for all special structures at
head gates and creek crossings
were made, and the location Of
the center line of the canal on
the ground was cornpIe ted. Bor-
ings were made at the dam site
and along the canal line and test
pits were put down along the line
Of the canal. Field work was
completed and final contract
plans worked up.
The Buford trenton project is
situated on the left bank Of the
Missouri River close to the west
ern bouEd ar.7 of the state. It is
proposed to irrigate this area by
means Of two pumping plants.
The Bismarck project, which
like the Buford Trenton project,
was approved by the Secretary
of the Interior in November,
1904, lies in the vicinity of Bis
nnarck The installation Of two
pumping plants and the irriga-
ton of land with water raised
from sthe Missouri River is the
project contempl plated here.
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Farmers Grain IlippiIlg CO,
PAssENa TRAIN I TIME CARD

Tsskine eject. Sunday. Januars ssth, 1905,
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70 Whom il May Concern

My wife having left ny house
4 inform the public that I am
net liable tor any BITS contFac
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Msibuadpten in gan a1nsunts.

Der WetteftIert Fat uns Dieamat
seiner Strih burda bic WeihnaHts.
rehnuna aemamt. er bat uns i'm Sc.
eenteil in elmer Wei5e beboht, oaB
mir Tim Sob unb Dant fhnloen.
Die @inteilung = auerit oerlhue'
&c Meaen, nm benz 6ormer uno
Stdbter Die Gorge um bic Butunft gu
nebmer uno nit neuerl Wlut nnb
ueuer 60ffnuua ~ beleber uno oann
bos herrllbe Wetter faft cine noue
@pd,e DOR Wetbnnhten. oamit Sober
ieine @rntdnfe beioroen uno Die
RauHeute nit ibrein Woarenfager
rdumer. b6tte nar nldt better ae.
lutini&t meroen f1nnen.
Treilih Elm menia mebr Rdlte bdt.
ten mir un6 mol neminiht. um 3u
mifjen. oa6 e8 Winter 1T uno oa6
mir urs in Der Weihnnbtsseit befins
ben. Gber menr mir nah Dem Ror.
ben bliden uno ieben. mIe bort bic
Menihen unter Der Rdtte uno benz
&oblenmanael feiben, oa ioIten MIR
bod aufrieeen ietn.
SIM onrtSeu Noromeften berrlht
cine Trohtblodaoe uno Hufuhren
itno niht 81 erlanaen. Der Stant
Ninneiota bot cine nnterfubunas.
~tomnufiion eiugeiekt. nm eenaue
Ra&rlhtsn iber bic i~ebercrts DOE.
hnnoenen TeuerunQsmaterial : Dor.
rdte un0 oariber Az erbalten, mie
Innge iie nod reiheu miiroen; uno
ba bot man erfabren, oaB in man.
den TeiIen oes 2anoes bic Farmer
tereits onmit beaonnen hnben, lire
D6une AZ uerbrennen unb in GtGD.
ten lit ipoar uertuoles Baubols
ui6t oanor uerfhont neblieben. ia
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Sic ueuem gtraken To ben 8erbefe.
rMnaSs Siftrfften.

Gin iebr l6bliher 4otalpatriotis'
mus bewoa bic Burger, benz pu,
Wapor 0ids ausaebeften Blan Der
Srinoung upn ELECTROMAGNETIC
ten su folgen. iih su Draaniiieren.
gu einem Diitrift sufammer su tur,
dno iih freimiqie cine Steuer CUR
BHaiterung ODER Maeaoamiiirung
Der StraBen aufsuerle9en. Die Som
tratte muroen a~usgegeben, bic Stra'
Ren hergeiteQt uno oamit mar bic Sas
DE abgetan. Bon Dem fir ben 3med
uprhanoenen 8eloe bfieb natiirl,G
nibtS iibrig. Ginige bieler r,euerl
5traBeu iino aber taum iber oas Nlter
DON etnem uno snoei Sabrer hinaus.
9etommen unb selaen iib ihon re.
misunderstanding. Geihiebt uibts
iiir iie. 10 geten iie 81 @runoe. mas
bier Bel unierer Booenbeihoffenbeit
iebr leiht lit. @Dher ipl aber oas
8elo au ben %nDtuenoia erideinenoen
Reparaturen aenommen ueroen? Die
Staot fam niht helfen. ibr @in.om.
men reidt Der BuoaetsG inteilung au
Jolae qeraoe Bin, bic Germaltung8.
maitline in Sang gu erhalter uub bic
StraBen notourftia nDn Shmub uno
unrat gu reiniaen. Sir perrnanente
Berbsiieruugeu bleibt nihts ibrig
uno mas in Weaug ouf aqgemei1e
Reparaturen aeid,eht. lit faum Der
Reos mert. 6ilfe tit aliD BON Der
staot niht 81 eruarten uno oieBir'
ger iino oarauf auaewieien. iih mie'
oer ielbft au belfen. menr iie bic
nit ihrem @eloe heraeiteIten teuren
StraBen uidt in BerfaQ eeratert LAT.
fen poQen. ga lit baber Der Dor.
ihfaa aemaht morben. oaB fi@ bic
Burger aberulals beiteuerr1. unt el.
nen Tono aufaubrinaen. aus mel9em
Die StraBsn R%eparaturen beitritten
uerben.
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Gum s9luR Oes Sabres.

9es Sabres Gnbe 1T lit eetomrneu.
Der gbritbnum el6nat i'm 3lhterihein.
Onh fIa9t mol r1unde8 pera betion1r1en:
rBie tulro has neue Sahr nun ieinpS
nnheiI ober Sesen brineen.
Do StGrme hranien. rnuh uno Nib,
Ob unier @naen ruiro gelingen.
On uns bic Sonne Iachelt Nib.
Ter Beffimit nit fin f'rem Nraten.
Siebt lberal nur 1nhsil broh'u,
unb fetren Weg eS 3u perhnten.
SD flar fd bleier beiete iebon.
Der Dptimift Iad5t Oh Der Sorgen,
llno belst 5ie, eili9 3u entaieb'n,
StetS bofft &c auf elm beit're4 ,Rorgeus,
8enn's .Seute" Rolteu aud uunsieb'u.
1as in her 8ufunft buntlem Ghoo6e
unS rubt. bleibt iIim er unsrbelt,
Die lihteH, ipie bic ounflen 9ooie.
Ntan muB tie tragen, tuie e8 falt.
SO loBt uus mutig norruarts fhanen,
auf bic eia' ne Ernft.
Die tft's, Guf bic mir miifen bouen,
Die iit's, bic nns Die Beae ibaft.
SO lei bns neue Sabr wtItDmmen.
Wng eS bnnrl brin9eu. mas 60 nloa,
8os uus oaS -@etern" bat genpMrlen.
nns mol Der nacbte 3aa.
9os .Yrpit". bias mir benz iuusen Sabre
WINS nDlem peraen bringen bier,
Sci tift In Yun,h-nein-@ptt betpabre
brtnaeu's aus IN Zone gtar Ster.
Dds Zone gtar Bter-su gluten @erteH
Snq's uns ermuntern ieber Belt.
g5 lou unS in Der 8utuuft itdrteu.
tat in Der 8eraonaenbeit.
so lang uns oies i'm GLAZE ihaumet
Ram man ben Stlrmen fuieoerftehu,
uno BEL oem eolen Zone Star traumet
0tau BON Der 8utunft. reih unb idbn.
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Dampter ,,0riuaeffin Wtctoria Sutfe''
total nertpreus

Gus 4inafton. Jamaica. ruirb un.
tee Dem 18. ~geraeloet: Gtne Inter.
iuhuna BEG Sunntag Maht boz Bort
Ropal auf einem Rlff aufgelauienen
Dampfers .BrlHsefiin Wlctoria Sui.
ieA bat eraeben. bab oas ftolae shiff
Elm poQftdnoiaes Wrod lit. Die
Nannihaft oes ungldds1hiHes 1T
an 2ano 9ebraht mnroen uno 1T bier
a%ngetommen. Der Nurnpf bes Shif.
fee 1T iomnf born oils hinter uDG
Wafier. gs liegt feft in Telien, nnh
5teuerieite ss iiberaefiput uno iein
Uoben lit u~plIftdnoig eingeortdt.
Das WaHer ftebt auf Steuerboro 9
uno auf Badboro Is SUB bod. Die
Blatten an Booen uno Die WaiGi'
men fino aus ibren Gteuungeu ae.
riiien. Der Dampfer fuhr brett ouf
Die Selien los uno muroe bann BON
ben WeQen ieitmdrts ouf oas Stiff
oetrieben. Sahuerftdnoiee iaaer,
oa6 er. tuern ct Don benz Riff fret.
eemaht uiro, iofort finten mus. &c
uiro iofort oanit beaunneu moroen,
aus benz Shiff beraus3ubolen. waa
nod gu retten lit. onmit oann Der
Numpf ben Geriiherunasaeleqihaf.
ten ibermieien peroen tanu.
Yin Der Qeide BON Rapitd1 Yruns.
mig. Der ben Berlnit ieines Shifes
nift iberleben mDllte. muroe cine
ObonttiDn porgenummen. Sic er.
aab. baB er iih nit einem @emebr
erihoIien unb oaB i6m bic Gugel Den
6intertopf nDQia m~eaaerifen bate.
Der unalidlihe muroe balo oarauf
CUR 1ebten Rube beitottet.
Rapt. Brunsuia muB ben aeuft'
turnt nDn Blum Boint fir oas Qint
meitli1 BON Burt Mopal gebalten
haben. oenr er menoete iein Shiff
iharf n6rolih. &c fubr nit IA aup.
ten Geibminoigfeit. als oas Shiff
au1ief.
Die Baffaaiere f5nnen bic bemun.
oerun9smiiroiae 6altuno Der Diff.
aiere uno WanniHaft nad3 benz I'm.
faG gar niht genua ribmen. Vile
iino IN tiefer 9rauer UNI ben unieli.
gen Zoo uor Rapitdn Brunsmig.
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ssetf nper 60 Iabren

idon rpurbe Mrs. @inelpu'e Guus
thing a Sgrup boa Minionerl pom
Wiitteru beirs 8nbnert Der yeinber
anoemenbet. @irtt Du i'm Smlnfe
ourh bas @dreieti zines Rinoee ges
it6rt, oaE i'm 8abneri 1T uno boz
Shmer3en ueint? Menr1 10, fnfe
iufprt cine Tlaine BON Mrs.
Winslows Snotbina Sprups hu(en.
Sem @ert III unbeaablbar. 60 mirb
benz tleinen Qeioenoei iufurt Xiunes
ru,1Q peri6aHen. Werlnst eudb bas
rauf, Miftter. ca iii tein Nweifei
earaber. % BELT Dinrrboe, reggie
liert ben Wageu unb bic Mieres,
beieitiet Minb &otif, errpeiGt ben
gaumieu, nerbtnbert Gntanubunr
uno itdrft bns gauge Spftera.
rMrs. Winslnm8 Soothing Gprnps
fir sohnenoe Rinber lit anaenebrn
i'm @eihma6; oas Recept itnrnS1t
Don einem Der beiten tueibliheu
Gerste in ben Der. Gtaaten. @sift
BEL allen Gruaaiften in Der aaraeu
WeIt su bnben. Breis IS Gents per
JlaIhe. 2anft nidts anoeres, aIs
Wtrs. BinSlDme Guothinn Suruu.
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Sefteinugen auf europdiide Bet.
niinmt entaeaen
Ric. Eenee.

= Gus 0ien tniro aemslbet: SIN
elmer 9onferenS. melhe Der Miniffer.
pralioent nit Wfitalieoern oes pberen
0auies oes Reibsrotes bate. muroe
Elm Ginuernehmeu besualih Der Bor.
lnge CUR 0erleibuna bee auaemeineu
StimmreGtes ersielt. 9ieiem Gin.
uernebmen gemdB werben bic BON Der
8rone auf 9ebens5elt ernannten Mit.
alteoer oes oberen 6auies an Rahl
ben erblihen Witelieoern lberleaen
lein. IeBtere tueroen bic Gprlaae
betampfen. ieooh miro burda oieles
giuoernebmen Elm Gunfttt smiiheu
Dem oberei uno Dem unterer Saule
nermiesen ueroen.