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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-01-20
Family Affair.

IF you kiss me again, I'll call
mammal"
Don't bother I kissed her as
came in
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-01-20

A woman's idea of heaven is where
she could have half a dozen children
without ever having to be bothered
with a husband.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-01-20

A bachelor hardly ever has as bad
a temper as he would have if he were
married.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-01-20
DOES YOUR BACK AcHEf

Cure the Kidneys and the Pain VIII
Never Return.
Only one sure way to cure an ach-
ing back. Cure the cause, the kid
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-01-20

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.
For children teethng softene the gums, reduces IN
nammation. aays PAIN cures wind collie 25c botxiA
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-01-20

If woman is afflicted with klepto-
mania she always takes something for
It.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-01-20

1t is an art to paint a work of art
and it is still NOR of and art to sell
it.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-01-20

II his home were more homelike
many a man would spend fewer even
ings in the saloon around the corner.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-01-20
Defiance Starch

should be in every household, none so
good, besides 4 o. more for 10 cents
than any other brand of cold water
starch.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-01-20

No, Alonzo, a barOer shop and a
hack are not necessarily synonymous.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-01-20
Why II Is the Best

is because made by an entirely differ
emit process. Defiance Starch is I'M
like any other, better and one-third
more for 10 cents.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-01-20

But the world doesn't have much
love for the lover who loves only him
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-01-20
LIFE'S BRIGHT SIDE
SPEND A FEW MERRY MOMENTS
HERE.

Tommy's Brave Attempt to Escape
Disaster-Remedy for Weak Knees
How the Dentist Took a Mean Ad-
vantage Of Patient.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-01-20

However. the hem1ock brew on the
Tribune's menu that day failed to
agree with him.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-01-20

Hope is the process of accomplish
ing wonders in your mind.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-01-20

It Is a terrible nuisance to have
reputation to live up to.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-01-20
Veil, I'm no psychological author
Historical.

Socrates was tardy to dinner.
NO. said Xantippe, firmly, you're
too late for SOUP
Madame" replied the philosopher,
with dignity, Il go straightway to the
souphouse established by the Trib-
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Psychological.

His ardent eyes were upon her.
Il dreamed last night that 1 had
proposed to you,' he said, but before
you could answer som ething awaken
ed me. What do you think of that
dream?"
We'll, I'm no psychological author
ity,'' she responded, sweetly 81 be-
lieve that if a refusal cid have
nightmare"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-01-20
Lydia e. Pinklhasss,S
Vegetable COs7sn0und

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Vegetable Compound
is positive cure for all those painful
ailments of women. 1t will entirely
cure the worst forms of Female Com
plants. Inflammation and liberation,
Falling and Displacements and conse-
quenr Spinal Weakness. and is peculi-
arly adapted to the Change Of Life.
1t will surely cure.
Rackache-
1t has cured more cases of Female
Weakness than any other remedy the
world has ever known. 1t is almost in
fallible in such cases 1t dissolves and
expels Tumors in an early stage of
development. That
Beas.ing-dONn Feeling,
causing pain. weight and headache, is
instantly relieved and permanently
cured by its use. Under all circum-
stances it acts in harmony with the
female system. 1t corrects
LsY.egxlarffy,
Suppressed or Painful Periods, Weak
ness of the Stomach, Indigestion, Bloat-
ing, Nervous Prostitution, Headache.
General Debility. Also
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The genuine has date and number
stamped on the label-take no other from
your druggist
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At least once in every mans career
he is ambitious to patent some freal
invention
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Made all our days seem Christmas
tidesi ARTHUR STRINGER
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came in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-11

A''ociatcd Press Dispatch by Special Wires
New York. Jan. 1l.-Announcement
was made today by detectives engaged
upon the case that The mystery surround
ing the origin Of the counterfeit Norfolk
q Western Railway stock certificates
recently placed upon the market has been
cleared up and that the man most wanted
10 connection with the iorgeries Is under
arrest The officers said that Charles
August Seton. a promoter. who was ar
rested in Iurkeytown. a hamlet near Elk
ton Nd, last night. on charge of grand
larceny, is noWisc connected with the
stock certificate fogerics. but viii. how
ever. be a valuable witness In the forgery
prosecution, as he is alleged to have re-
ceivod one of the counterfeit certificates
The lithograph stone from which tho
bogus certificates were made, together
with correspondence alleged TO implicato
the suspect. has been turned over to the
district attorneys office. A proof OF the
certificates and an alleged forged order for
stock certificates. addressed 10 the Hamil-
ton Bank Note Co. and puporting to be
/ signed by the president OF the Norfolk &
/ Western Railway. were found. the delec-
tives declare, in Wall street office during
o search of the effects Of suspect in
another case last September. The full
/ significance of the find was not realized
until the forged certificates were marketed.
Il was then that the plate was traced
through the correspondence found, and
this, together with the proof and alleged
forged order, was turned over 10 District
Attorney Jerome.
The suspect in the forgery case, the
officers say, went 10 the Hamilton Bank
Note Co., in this city, and, showing a
letter written on the stationery Of the
| Waldori-Astoria and purporting 10 como
from the president OF Che Norfolk 4 West
orn Railway Co., ordered 800 certificates
of 100 shares of common stock each. They
were made in two books. One of the
bogus certificates has been shown 10 a lot
of lith0gaphers in town. One Gustave
G. Schwartzwnld, said the transfer has
been made from a good certificate without
breaking it up at all. Such a job would
be exceedingly difficult, ho said. He !.
said 10 have given the detectives the
names Of several men who, he believed
were able 10 do such work. Two Of then
are in Canada.
Seton, who il charged with grand lar
cony, comes from Cleveland. o., and il
said to be widoly-lxnown there. He in
herited $4,000 from bis father. SooI
after he came TO New York he started The
National India Famine Relief Fund, il
connection with which he was arrested
twice One charge was that he had col
lected money from lot of young womei
who had applied for work as stenographeu
and another charge was that he had iorges
the name Of a society woman 60 his sub
scrption appeal. He was in the Tomb
for two months and then was discharged
the complainant having gone TO Europe
That was in 1900. cetons wife was
Miss Crum Of Columbus, o.. daughter Of
former postmaster She IS his seconi
wife. They occupied expensive apart
ments here, at lO4S Fifth avenue, Will
Seton was a banker and offering to iloa
bonds They left the Fifth avenue plac
last October.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-11
RECEPTION OF CHINESE STUDENTS


Associated Press Dispatch by sp 'ciai Wires
San Francisco, Cal, Jan. l1.-Prof
jeremiah jerks arrived here from Ithaca,
N. y. last night. He came to represent
President Roosevelt in offering the greet
ing of this country to the members OF the
commission OF Chinese students due to
arrive here today on the steamer Siberia.
Prof. jerks viii meet the heads OF the
different State, city, naval and military
departments today and, with them, will
make arrangements for the reception Of
the distinguished visitors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-11
SUGAR IMPORTS FOR 1905.
Their value Far Exceeded That OF Any
Earlier Year.

Their Value Far Exceeded That OF Any
Earlier Year.
Associated Press Dispatch BY Special wlrea
Washington, Jan. 1.-THE value Of
sugar brought into this country during
1905 far exceeded that Of any earlier year.
according 20 a bulletin issued by the
Bureau OF Statistics of the Department Of
Commerce and Labor. The bulletin says.
"Ihe value Of sugar imported during
the / ] months of 1908 ended with Novem-
Der was Sl4s, ,575.345, of which s5l 1885,
256 was from the non-contiguous territory
of the United States. The estimate IS
that the total sugar imports for 1905 will
aggregate considerably above Sl5O0O0,-
600, while the highest figure in any fiscal
year prior TO 1905 was Sl27 O0O, 900, in
1891. when an unusually large quantity
was imported in anticipation of a change
in the tariff.
"The United States is increasing stedily
and rapidly in its consumption of sugar.
and importations have doubled in the last
20 years, while the population meantime
increased but so per cent. The United
States Is the largest sugar-consuming
country in the world. The average con-
sumption for each individual in 1904 was
about rs pounds. The United States con-
sumed about one-fourth of the sugar pro-
duction Of the world Nearly all the
sugar brought into this country is pro-
duced from the cane, and the United
States consumes fully one-half Of the cane
sugar produced in the world. Cane sugar
is forming at present a larger proportion
of the worlds sugar supply than during
ISo0-1O00 Among the countries con-
trbuting to the sugar consumption Of the
United States for the fiscal year 1905 were
Cuba. 2.O57 $50 500 pounds; Java, 500,
394. .575 pounds; Hawaii, S32 ,72l ,3S7
pounds: Porto Rico, 27l ,3l0 993 pounds
Germany principally beet sugar., 205,-
OS4 .802 pounds; West Indies, other than
Cuba. POP .639 ,S53 pounds; South America
l6S. .557 .52s pounds; Philippine Islands
AZ .g97 .i2l pounds. The domestic crop
Of 1904 was ,l67 ,25O, $50 pounds %
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-11
BRITISH TRIBUTES TO JAPANESE.


Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
London, Eng, Jan. 1l.-Prince Arthur
of Connaught, attended by Admiral Sir
Edward Seymour and the other members
Of the royal commission appointed by
King Edward 10 present the Order Of the
Garter 10 the Emperor Of Japan, started
today for Toxic.
Prince Arthur is also the bearer Of three
orders of merit for Admiral Togo, Field
Marshal Oyama and Field Marshal Yama-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-11
WEATHER FORECAST.

associated Press Dispatch by SPECIAL Wires
Washington, Jan. 11.-Weather fore
cast for Delaware:
Snow or rain tonight and tomorrow;
light. variable wind, becoming north
easterly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-11
HAyERSTRAW LANDSLIDE VICTIMS.


Haverstraw, n Y, Jan. 1.-Two OF
the bodies found last night in the ruins
of the landslide were identified today.
One Of them is William Provitch and the
other Abraham Silverman. These men
were trying to assist the Nelson family to
escape from their home when It went down
in the crash on Monday and lost their
lives in company with that family.
A large number Of men commenced
blasting today in the great mass Of clay
that covers probably a score OF other
bodies. and more corpses are expected
soon 10 be brought to the surface.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-11

Bucher, wire signs, 6l6 shlpley.'
Umbrellas repaired at Az Shipley street.
hoohng and heaters. Williams 100 M.lOtn
Gold fsh at Diapers, Seventh and Jack
son.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-11
HAVE SOLVED MYSTERY
Origin Of the Counterfeit Norfolk
& Western Railway Stock
Certificates
REVEALED BY DETECTIVES
The Man Most Wanted In Con-
nection With the Forger.
les Is Under Arrest.
He IS CHARLES AUGUST SETON
VIII be a Valuable Witness In
the Prosecution.

The Lithograph Stone From which the
hocus Certificates We're Made, Together
Win Correspondence Alleged 70 Inn
piicate the Suspect, Has nccn Turned
over 20 the New York District Attorneys
once BY tho Detectives.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-11

EQR ALi-rN sIX-ROOM HcusKs; BATH,
llon, porch nld all modern cunvcmcnCes;
Nef connections a0si2 du pont street Apply
llnli-'4 d. AcktNNEl, Third and Monroe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-11

NWANltD-A POSITION AS B0CKETFpFP
OF shipping clerk. six years exrerlenre. Al
reference. Address Il 81
linll-aiS Every Eveninc Omrn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-11

How Is Your LiverG
Do you use DR.. Birds liver pills p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-09
G;l(a6. Sot6ringen.

Strabburg, Die bieIi9en 9es
b0r0en b1ben cine StnnOuI6roifiire
tonfi2Sirt, melhe zen friiberen YoliSeis
tommiiIGr Stepbdnn gum @erfuiVer
bat ln0 0sn Sitst fiibrt: .6srmdniIaz
ton, YBi1tiirreqierltn9 unb poIi3eis
lpirtbihoft in 2otbringeu." Sic fritz
firt sic pnli5si urb bos SffiJieras
forps, cy3G6lt ritante Nffdren 9ettVns
ter fiirItliG)er Herionsn unb tebonpiet.
bob in Den Heidlsluncsn eine Dinan3s
miBpirtbidaft beitcbe. !Stsr bate Die
nerDfientli1un9 Der 9roi6iire Die
gr0bte 9rreoung bsrporgcruier.-
Scrmann b. .Soermann, Der langjdbs
riss perantpprt!i4s Reoatteur Der
amtlic1sn .Gtrabburgsr aorreipons
oer5." lit i'm utter bon So Sab,en ges
Itorten.
Serrpeiler Der GanOpirtb
TeTf bier DerleBts ouf Der Sage ieinen
,igencn Sobn tootIih.
0ernp. Nnbier nur6s auf Den
Qr5t Or. b. WeItpbalen Elm Moroan.
if,lag periibt. Wsitpbalen fam in isis
mem Ddssn pon Cologne 5uriit, ais
ploBlih aus einem an Der StraBe be-
firolihen @ebiii6 ppn binten euf ibn
seihoiisn ipuroe. Die augel orarg
burd bas S6ultsrblait uno tam am
Ginnbaden beraus. Der Sdlperoers
lests mar lofort b~eiinnunsslos.
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@MrttcnlG era.

g tuttNort. Sn Wiirttember9
ipernen sur 5eier oe8 1~00iGbri9en 9e>
Itehens nes 81nigreihes beIonbere gu
DildllmSmortcn bel DEN poItGmtern
amtli6 ausgegeben. Die LID BON Den ees
m0bnli6en STANDARDIZATION ourh
Irbrin0ung Der SobresSdbien 1906
uno 1906 iprpie ciner arone inter
Ideiben, mGbrenO 0a9 ijbri1e Warfens
bilo uno Ole 8arbe urotrGnNert bleiten.
9ieIe Dem Wmt6rertehr Der Stoatss
unb Observation-Disclosures ~0ienenben
Miorten meroc1 in belnrGnttem linz
fang aud an Pripatperi onen gum
YreiIe Der gen0bn!iden Bo1trertbe
Seidsn p~srtouft.- 0n9 otaoemiIde
Sprltitloium in Witrttember0 lit burh
cine t0niQIiMc @eroronun0 ppn minbes
items 8 ouf min0cIenS 50 Sabre pers
ldn0ert lporIen.- Die @e.einiQten Gbis
nin5obriten Der 6irmo TrisoriN SobIt
in Stuttgart tabcn onlGblidl Der 1Seier
pes 1o0jdbri9sn SefebenS 0es SouIes
Die Summe DON 100000 Dart ols Oez
ihent an ibre Mn9eitelIten uno grbeis
ter 1cItimmt.
0DppinNcn. las friibere Mits
aIie0 nes Sttttqortcr Softbeaters,
9u9o SeIien, lit in Der biciiNn Seils
onitolt qeItorben.
6eilbrrnr II. Sos Shwurges
ridt p:rurtbeilte ben Zimmerman
Bauer lpeQen G~r0rohelun9 ieinsr
Shlpieqermutter 81 - Sabren 3u6t>
baus unb OeIicn Gbefrau iuegen 9eis
hilfe 5l pier Su6rcn.
Sbernborf. Na6 oreijGGz
ri9em NuFentbalt lit bieIer Gage bic
neuntopfise tiirtiIGe @elpebrabnabmez
tommiIlion. inter Der Iih ie0s Diff
sierc refunben, nod) &pnItdntinopel 5uz
riidactebrt. Die 9ommiliion battle i'm
9(uftrug ibrer ReQierun9 100000
WiouI erqepebre Sl iibernebmen. Die
hiefioe Manier'iNe 6abrit bat Bis jebt
nobe3u 100000 WiouIeraepebre
neuciter &onitruttion an Die 2iirtei abb
geIieIert.
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3d0cp.

SdrlSru E. 2(uf einem fSeloz
meg bel Ger @oritabt Wiiblturg ipurbe
Der 20 Sabre ulte 9(potbeteraebilfs unO
Sohn oe5 Yforrers Braun bon Weli6s
nsureutb foot uno Die So6tsr bss 9az
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burg olrN einen SnuB lebensgefd6rz
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aus 2~ietcsfummer erIolqt.
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Itelleriide MrGsitcn in mcitcn &rciicn
betonnt qelpcroenc GtdOtrotb Sob.
gaptiit 6iINc;, IS Safye alt, geitors
ben.
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Worqarethe WolS, Gle in Nen lebten
flint Nobren bier INN in Der llmgegerb
fid) iiter 10000 Mdrf erIhwin0elte,
ptlrnc ron Der S%troftommer 81 bier
Sohren ddt Wondtcn 3llchtbaus unter
NnrcfmlnQ BON bier Wloruten Inter
Iu9un956oIt perrrtGetlt.
Pnr3bei m. Ginc 9roBartiae
GfeutunQ tnt Ger StabtperorOnete
8ontoir;f.o. Eu1u,l %oGicr &c; Stoot
qemo6t, hie ibm cine 6urh Die GnSs
tprrettipn cincchcnoe Wdlierirait. bas
fo1enonnic 8'c6rcbr, obtouf2n mubte.
Gr tot 81, Gu1tne ton $4,000 Mart
unb brci Grun0ilide rpn 56 g(r ais
&auIpyei3 Der GtaOt 5uri;dgeiiftst su
einen MfterSrcim iiir SrcoliOen Der
Mrbeit hci0trlei @eI6le0ts.
@ It + linQer. Srou Sopbis
Wiirt6 fier fat ibr ~qeiommteS 8eIiB=
t6unr, teItcbeno in 0aus, S6eune,
@ort,n un0 Nbitlri,Ie. hem ultfotholis
iheU ShDeiternpercil fir Irneis uno
arantenpf .c9e II Bonn .aum @icnit on
Osn Maiientin0ern" geIdentt.
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IIrnuiu, 1lfrItfnle,t.
Sa@(en.

Ores SEN. 9as &onierpatorium
fir Muiit uno Sbcater gu DRESDEN be-
9in0 Die 5eier ieines 5~0jGbrigen ges
Ite6ens. - Die Straftommer perurs
tbeilte Den 9emonitrunten adufnann
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rehtstralpoIen betteiIigte, tre9en Nufs
rubrs 81 sinem Sabr Orei Mpnaten
9efdnanib.
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len fir 2otpmotipiiibrers NnpGrter in
2sipSia uno DRESDEN porSiiglib be-
nGbrt babsn, beifloB aud Der Se3irtss
perbuno G6emniB 0es 8ereins IG61is
I6er Qptomptipfiibrer Die Grri6tung
elmer Nerdrtigen 6uhihule.
sin iebel. Sie Strmd 6. &,
Coos bat ibrem Nrbeitsrperional cine
9obnerbDbun9 BON flint Yro5ent tepils
ligt unb Die Nrbeits8eit UNI J Stunbe
pertiir3t, mas Der Mittu9spauie 5ugute
tpmmt.
6 iben # 0 Ct. llniere Staot err
belt CUR llntcrbaltun9 oe8 Sanoferttgs
teitsunterric1ts cine Stadt8beibilfe BON
$50 Mdrt.
Qsip5ig. Die Sta0t 2eip5ig bat
Dem @srein fir 6euerbe1tattun9 81
2sip5ia Elm @~runb'iid CUR @rbauung
zines arematoriumS in nddlter NGhe
bes Notwithstanding tpitenloS
our @srfiguna qeitelt. Die Soften Der
Grbouung merOen Ii6 auf $4,000
Widrt belaufe fen.
OeISnis 3. Yer Glteite @eiitlife
Sa6Iens, y. emer. 8arl !Sermunn
WieDer, 1T i'm Nlter bon "a Sdbren bier
aeItorben.
YIouen. Sir Die notbleioenOen
9eutI6sn NuBldnos b~emili9te Der bic
iioe Staot1emeinbsrdtb 300 W}art.
IN # ou. geim iG6iiI6en Berg
bou puren i'm porigen Sabre Nurhs
Ihnittlif 1886 perionen bei1Gftigt,
narunter 554 ingenolihe unh 429 ets
mdGlcnc neibljhe Nrteiter. Der burhs
'GnitiliGhe Wrbcit5peroicnI teim Stein
tphtrnbetQbau mar 1904 W}drt, beim
0rountp6lenbou 960.33 Mdrt, teim
@r8bergbuu 801.25 Mart inn Sabre.
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8ranu(6wcig. an6aft.

SruunI6w ci q. Der Snbaber
Der SSodpaIOt'iHcn @unItpertitott,
S%piersQieBer pdul Rintlebcn, it in
&ohturs geratben. &l2 Der WertI!att,
Die 1886 ppn YrpIehOr 0onnlot be-
eriinoet purbe. 9inAen 3oblyeid)e her
p~prra9enne 9entmIler terpor.
&0tben, 2cbthin tonnte Der Der
seitiQe Snboter Der felt etpo 200 Sab
rem bier teIeten0en 6irma u. S6mertz
fegcr, Der 8dlIfmdnn g(lbcrt S6psrts
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Dem er Dor 25 Sobren Oas @eI6dit
i%iterno6ml. 9(us ni:iem NnIab, Ipnie
CUR 6eier Ieiner Iilbernen !@ohaejt bat
Der Subilar cine 9on5e @n5abl ppn
StiftunQen 9emd0t.
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G6nrinai(6e s,taatcn.

SO mar. Der S6ulin'psttor
a. .. are9Ier lit bier i'm 70, 2ebenss
jdbre 9eItorben.
S.lmcndu II. Bel Der QonNtaass
erIobm1bl lplrOe Ser Ic5ioIiiii6: &anz
oioat Suufmonn Sarl 0alrne0e nit
Is ron SO Stimmen oelpdhlt.
2uu Of q. gtuf Dem 9pyibiittene
plat, ro bis por &ur5sm Die I'M Sabre
1897 erbal.tc @tas1iitte - Die Wfutter
fat uler tDiiriuliIfen @lusbiittcn -
qeItanben bat, lit Die MuTIteaun9 zines
8runnens oepldnt, an Dem Die Namen
Der eriten un0 leBten Glasmeiiter per-
Seidnet luerben ioaen.
g o Ser $ + oue EN-. Sds
Sh!purqeriht perlrtbeilte oen Sbers
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