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The Washington times., 1907-10-20
WASHINGTON STOCKS
SLIGHTLY LOWER
Market Feels the Effects OF
Wall Streets DemoraliZa-
ton, But Only Slightly.

Washington securities have been more
or less dormant for a week That this
has been the case IS nothing more than
might 5e expected with New YORK
stocks in a maelstrom If liquidation
paper values fading away as han on IA
Summers day and uncertainty and
calamity II, the air.
That there wasn't n rush Of liquida-
ton is a tribute to the strength and
conservative character Of washington
investments. and 1t is 10 be hoped that
the holders of these securities may see
their way clear to keep them locked up
IN their safety vaults until such time
as the general situation improves. To
sell them row means 10 make useless
sacrifices because even such high grade
railroad stocks as PENNSYLVANIA.
Northwestern, New York Central, and
Union Pacific are being marketed at
prices that viii seem very low before
many moons.
It IS fortunate that there IS not
such an enormous quantity Of local
securities. that the capitalization is not
so widely scattered. that the oulk OF Il
IS held in strong hands.
And yet II there was not latent merit
10 the various securities listed on tic
Washington STOCK Exchange nothing
could keep them from a ruinous decline
Await Gas Decision.
The Georgetown Gas case IS still in
allegiance and the market for Washing
ton Gas hats FOR decisi"a il this case.
There are those who do not believe that
a Georgetown victory fer the gas mag
mates could IN amy way be taken 10 re-
feet a favorable chance for similar
concession in connection with Wash
ington Gas. but Il Is believed That q
surplus Of $500 900 or more .giU Be dis
tributed IN the event Of failure 20 make
the stock dividend
Bonds Are Strong.
Bonds have been fairly strong. with
Capital Traction 5s advancing to I13
bid. with none offered at the close under
T4k. Columbia Railway 5's have been
more or less active at lm5LQ19Iz for a
closing range. The last sales were at
1d2. Washington Railway as. 793s: small
lots 10 50. These transactions represent
investments that are safe and sound
Stocks,
There has been but little doing in
STOCKS, ana az no Llie mas LIle market
been active. Early IN the week the
price Of washington Gas dropped quickly
10 IS. and lower prices seemed probable.
but Il recovered. and on Saturday a
small lot sold at q. with Is bid for
round lots, ex-dividend, ard u asked
Washington Railway preferred has
eased of 20 S.
Mergenthaler holds around 206. Greene
Cananea was active earlier IN the week
around Z. but the depress IN and burst
up in Copper shares in Wal Street made
1t neglected and slow at 65s bid and z
asked at the close.
Mitchell Mining made a new low at
!. Moreover. = VS. the best bid at the
close. II IS a speculative stock at the
best, and viii be subject to the irregu.
iarities Of Wall Street.
Bank stocks have been slightly easier.
but only traded In 20 a limited extent,
as some one wanted to realize.
The Commercial National Bank eeIe-
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
New York Stocks

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown a
Stock Exchanged
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

The Commercial National Bank ceIe-
brated the third anniversary OF its es-
adjustment october s. A year ago on
that date the bank lad s.. 474 S57.0l de-
posts, but on the anniversary the de-
posits totaled 81, S26. 62S5I. a most crafty
ing Increase. The surplus and undI-
vided profits Of the bank are now s222
2S7.49. An excellent record for three
years N business and one meriting con-
CALCULATIONS to management and stock
holders.
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
BANK STATEMENT.

The surplus Of the banks IS 81 Isl 500,
against Sc, 200.950 last year, So. $50. $50 two
years ago.
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
Read This

II you want a monthly Invest
ment and protect your family in
case of death. where you can
DOUBLE YOUR OR "a PER
CENT INTEREST. ADDRESS
BOX 126. TINES OFFICE.
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
The Future.

Hin shares. and in Hartman stock mas
been tremendous.
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

Aneri Tob....,..2l3 20S go POI 20
Chi SUBJ. 1914 IJ2s u los I6i4
Mani. Tram. SIS 37s 81 81 5n
Standard OIL. 40 405 400 100 AZ
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
VALUES ON STOCKS
MELT AWAY UNDER
MUCH BAD NEWS
New Low Records for the
Year-Some of the Causes
That Are Responsible.
Rogers, Gates, and Morgan
Dodged the Stroke-Bar-
gains on the Counter.

NEW YORK, Oct. I9.-Wau Street has
had another cataclysm and in the tn ocs
Of a mighty liquidation prices have
melted away IN a most GIscOuTdsing
manner.
Wei Street has been learning things
lately II has been finding out the why
and the wherefores and some thiI.ga
that were seen but darkly as through
a glass are now thoroughly understood
There are other lessons TO be learned,
other facts to be found out, other de-
movements TO follow, and then there
win be a clearing OF the atmosphere
such as the old street that begins at
graveyard and ends IN the river las
rurely experienced.
This liquidation has gone deeper Ihan
any that has marked the operations Tor
IIany years Conditions were enurCiy
different. In the 1898 panic the holdings
IL securities were scattered throughout
sEe length and the breadth Of tie land,
and when the smash came II hit the
people VINO could not stand IT, but !.
glso affected the business men, the
farmers and the small merchants, be-
cause therein were the clements Oi
commercial failure. poor crops, inaoilltJ
II pay debts and inability 10 extend
credits. The serious reaction in stocks
that has been going on for months las
been due TO liquidation by big interests
While business and crops were ankle
Indifferent. Big interests have been
carrying stocks since 1913. Many OF
the owners OF enormous quantities oil
stocks were only Hear-big and many
OF the bIs fellows unloaded months uso'
Rogers Was First.
II. II. Rogers was the first to lay
down MS load and wipe out his loans
II was a case of 81 health with the
Standard oil magnate, but il may be
that il was also a case OF much wisdom
II is also believed that many OF MS
associates in the Standard Oil crowd
also took time by the fOrelOck, the more
so as they were familiar with the indus
trial situation in general and the cop
per situation in particular.
= PierpOnt Morgan has not paid much
attention 10 stocks OF late. The man
ner IN which he suffered in the 1901
panic in stocks evidently taught the
veteran some very Useful lessons. He
saw conditions in the future just as
well as anyone possibly could, and sold
thousands of shares. so that he has
been able to give his time 20 religious
matters, even while WAN Street wTIJhed
in the throes-
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS

NEW YORK, oct. 19.-stock Exchange
bond transactions;
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
An Interesting Table.

The following table shows the low
point on stocks in the break last Marcl =,
and the low of last week
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
Gates & Son.

as 10 the innate wisdom Of John W.
Gates. there can be no question. He not
only shook the market. but he forced
his son TO retire from business This
was the second time that the old man
had closed a brokerage business when
everything was booming, because ne
saw the handwriting on the wall. When
Charles Gates was with the firm OF
Baldwin, Farnum & Co. his first ven-
ture. with hundreds of accounts on the
hooks, all long on stock, John w. aud
George Baldwin decided that a closure
was proper, as the only way to get
their customers out Of the market-they
could not have been taken out other
WISE with n four-horse team.
In like manner John ". had pcrspi-
.cacity enough to see bum stock
market all summer. and he iquidated
his holdings ana started after wild boar.
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

A cordial invitation
IS extended TO you to
visit our New Bank
Building and Safe
Deposit vaults.
NATIONAL
METROPOLITAN
BANK,
18th Street,
opposite U. S.
Treasury.
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
Sins Found Out.

Railroads have been guilty of rebat-
Ing, so says the evidence. The South
ern Pacific and the Atchison have been
added. There may be initiating Cir
oumstances, but the secret rebate is
against the law and railroads must
Be taught that laws are Tor restraining
purposes and not ornaments.
Every time a railroad IS brought be-
fcre the bar of the public some one
sells its stock, taking the loss least the
fine be serious.
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
Ne DownfaH Of Heinz.

The Industrial situation has gone from
bad to worse. History has repeated
again. The Helnzes tried 10 corner
United Copper ana the result is the fall
OF the house of Heinze. And with the
famous copper kings stress came the
reorganization OF big New York bank.
the failure Of a leading brokerage house
and smash or two on the other side.
Stockholders protected themselves as
bDst they could. They called margins
10 the limit and sold where margins
were not Forthcoming. Banks, aroused
10 the necessity Of looking after them
selves, made il matter of Hduidz uor,
or speedy taking up of loans and there
was q rush 10 protect. To protect favor
tie investments !ra,7y were obIIged 10
get out or other stocks and they but
ADDED 10 the bear movement, as pres
sure increased ali around the room.
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
Good Rails.

There were influences operating
against good rails. OF course. with in
dustrials melting rails could not gain.
The fact that St Paul and Pennsyl-
vania have been made piaythings has
a bad effect on the whole list St
Paul's effort for the coast at this time
has been unfortunate. Liquidation in
Canadian Pacific, In Pennsylvania. in
The Washington times., 1907-10-20
Fish-Harriman.

The Fish-HarTiman squabbie did not
help conditions. These two factions are
making things mighty interesting on
the Illinois Central board and squabbles
arc liable TO turn out results not unlike
those that followed the AlexanGer-Hyde
festivities.
The industrial situation has been
against the whole market Steel shares
have been sold right and left by con-
tlnental holders and by spectators. Re
Ter the preferred many holders who
had followed the stock through the
1s6 break, sold out and ql,iL Copper
was worse than Steel, but Goth were
cistinCtiVely bad
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

The shattering OF the bull movement
in wheat resulted from the unloading of
the farmer Of wheat that he could not
haul 10 market last winter
The Washington times., 1907-10-20

The short side must from this time
on be attended with more or less danger
because stocks are low and rallies may
be frequent and when they come, sharp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
6eine @iniauna.

Die @el6porsnen in Dem felt uiel,n
0O9sn in Chicago ssfiibrtsu Rro3eB
ssSsn Sbsa. Den Prdiioenten Der iuters
nationalen Sriioeriduit Der 6ubrlsute,
uno brsiSsbn anoere Periouen. Die
utter Der Nutlase iteben, ben leeten
Streif Der Subrleute sesen Sesablnns
inicenirt unO wdbreno oesielben 3u Sc
walttbuten uufsereiSt 3u baben, erfldr'
ten mad elmer Seratbuu9 Dor 80 Stui'
ben, ba6 iie niht imitauOe ieien. iid Su
%einissn, uub lie muBten sntluiisn Wer'
oen. Eros Der GhutiaAe, oaB oieier
PrOSeB elmer Der Idnsiteu uno tOitipie'
lisltsn mar. Die in Cool Gountp je
seiiibrt wOrOen iinO. 10 ertldrts Der
Stautsunwult bod. OaB sr lOfOrt Wins
itultsn treffen wsroe, I'M Sbsu mods
mails gu prOSeiiiren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
Dor Is 1abren aebdnat.

Sobn Mtc@rOsan. Der 81 Aufaug oss
ghrssrtrieses pom @uerillas sebangt,
aber nod re6t,eitis pom @aualleriitsn
oes @sHsIals SHERMAN abseidnitten
moroen iudr, iturb in Pateriun, u. S.,
i'm Utter BON 81 SabreH. @r seborts
,u elmer aus a6t DtanH beitebeHosn
Sourasier = Yatrsnille, bic pom osH
@ueriluS gcfan9sH ssnOmmen nno
prompt sebdnst wuEss, faum paren
ieOo6 Die @uerillas perihmunoen,
als Die @auullerie bsrbeiism uuo ale
a6t ablGnitt. dur Mc@rOsnn tOnnte
mieOsr ms yeben Suriidserufen mer'
ben, er mar ourd ben Druid bes
Strides ihwcr uerlest, erbOlte ii4 aber
uuo oiente baum nod ben gan3en Srie9
binour6 in Der uuiOnsurmee bis ans
@noe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
Nrcf. S6uma6er nber bic Der.
Staaten.

Rrofellor Sermunu u. S6umader,
elmer Der oeutihen lustauld Protel'
loren, bat ieius 8orleiungen an Der
Columbia lluiueriitGt, no ct Iett Sep'
TENDER 1906 9ewirft bat, beenoet. @r
piro, ebe er OieieS yanO uerl0Bt, mehrs
ere Staaten i'm Siioen unO Nelten be-
Iu6m uno bann nod einen Sgtlus
pom Y%OrtrdSsn an Der @bicasO lint
uerlitat 9altsn. Su einer llnterre'
ouus srtldrte 9roieiiOr S6umu6er
mDrtli6 fol9euOes sd febre beute
nit gang usucn SOeen iiber Die Ser
einisten Staateu mad Deuti6lano
Suriid. atS i'd i'm Sabre 1898 gum
eritsu Wtal bier mar, tebrte ib Suriid III
Der lleberjeusuns. oaB Die Ser'
einiste Stauten gan; DEFENDERS sliid'
lid ieien, neil iie feline idwieri9en
YrObleme su lOien bdtten. Seute bin
i9 gang anOsrer anli6t. SIS i6eint
mir, buB iie iebr uiele idDierise Sra
gen Si beantwOrten babeu, uno cine Der
i6pisrisiten lit Oas 9teserprOblem in
8erbinruus init Der @inwanoerun9s'
frage. Wtir mill eS fdeineu, als oh
oieis 6rase Our6 s%eeisnste Sertbeilun9
Der @inwanOsrsr sslOit wsroen fOnnte.
Die S6wisristeit liest in ben prattiI4
burdsuiiibrenOsu @iujelbsiteu, iOweit
iit OisIs uuf bic Sertbsiluns Der
SGwurSsn in ben iibli4en Staaten be'
Sieben,"
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@eaen @enifensaaenturen

SIM SunOeS : NbseOrbnetenbauie
wurOe cine &eiOlutiOn unsenOmmen,
wel6e beitimmt, OuB alle Ps%uiionsasen.
turen reS 2anoeS, Die Der Re9ieruns cine
Grtraaussabe uOn $500. 900 per Sabr
ueruria6eu, ab9eidafft uuO oil Oeren
STEELE cine Central . PeuiiOnsaseutur
einseri6tst weros, bura bic bic Yets.
ranen oss ganoes in 3ufunft ibrs Ben.
liOnssei6dfts erleOissu iOlen. Bsun,
mas pom erfabreneu Politifsru niht
fir mabridsiuli9 gebaltsu wirb, biz
SOrluse aud i'm Ssnat unSenOmmsu
psrbsn iolts, 70 usroeu uiele fstts
unO babel isbr lsidts 9Iemtsr ubsei6uft
werOen. Die itetS taft un5dblise Sewer'
Der batten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
Orfan in Nufalp.

8isrunOjwunSis StuuOen lang bat
In Buffalo, u. g., elm Srtan seWiitbet,
Der nit elmer Sbnslisteit BON 90. Wtei'
len per StunOe Oabiu brauite uuo iiber'
alf fur6tbars Serwiftunsen uneeridtst
bat. 3wsi RsriOum wurOeu sstOOtst,
uub Der an @ieentbum auseri9tete
S6aOsu miro uuf ,lpsi MiliOueu ueruu-
i6last. 5iuf srOBs S6iffe i'm 9ufen
pom Buffalo wurOeu BON ibrsn gn'
tsrpldsen s%eriiieu uuo auf ben StrauO
sstrisben. Die pom Der 9rufterjsus'
unssItatiOn an ben SiiaSurafdlsn &C.
lisfsrts Glsftriytat usriasts, upO iufOls,
OsiIeu berridts bic SanIe Stadt uui
ben Struben Der StaOt tiefssiD uutsl...
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
@ifcmbabn 3cittabeile.
S,lapars, eadapanna uno @efsru Balm.


Su araff ten "a. Stunt 1906.
siolih -gsrl6bi SerautOu fur Rtp gprf
I'm 2.0,, 800, Sos 500. 1920. Born ;
70. 10, 3.2i uup $40 Nahmittass. GuT
Rtp yor, lup philadelphia. nm $50 Sprm.;
1910 II 49, Nahmtttaes. our
Sobpbauut. CIT Hd6mittnss.
R6rOlid -8ir Buffalo UNI I is. 6.25 u. 8 90
Wpr.; 1.55. $40 anb t1.tu Na6mittass. 6HT
8tnsbamtpu, Glmiro UNI 3,ril6snfationsu. um
1910 Rcr UNI I o. Rahm. Dur Osrtsc
SSraeuis uub Utica um LIS uue SIS MOr. :;
f,55 Ratmittaas Ssneao. S%prheuit unb
Utica 3ue UNI 6.25 Wor. lduft i6slib, ausst,
nOmmtn 5cuutaas. Mir WOuirOis um 900
Mur.; t.05 unit $40 Rabm. Hi6plIOu DC
tpmoeatiou. UNI ltW Rabmittnas. 9ins.
hampton Aeepmcbdiipu, I'M els Natmittase.
DIoomsburg 9ibifon-@srIdei SCRANTON
fir Rortbumbulane um 6.35. 10 % WUr. =;
i.55 uuS Gao Raam. Cir pIYmuutb UNI 9.O5
RaHmittass.
SCnntaaSS3hae.
GiDlih sir Ntp 2Orf um 205, 800.
sos unb 1920 Wprssns; 1886 unS 3.4O
Ra6u.
SRSrSIla - Bur Buffalo UNI IFS, uni
6.25 Ror. ; t.55, $40 uub ft.t0 NaGm.
8ir B%inebamicu uub 3piittnfatipntn, SOC
une 1910 goTmtttags
DIoomsburg Sibifon -9trI6Rt scranton
nm t02N sPor unb GAO Hdtmtitass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
Seitcmc &rdnfbcit.

SIN Bellevue SOipitul, Oisw YOtt,
lit Der SO Sabre ulte Dsutide, 6erbi'
nano S6udmanr, siuer Der ieltenlten
Sranfbeiten, Die ber meoijinilhen
Melt betanut itnO, erlestn. Ser'
~porrussnos &er;te Der Staot, bic
mad Dem 3ooe oes Wtanuss cine OBJ
button Der yei6s %uornabmeu, %ertlGrten,
baB es li9 um Den MISREPRESENTATION
Sal banols. ben iie ie ssieben bdtten.
Die neutrality-suspicious. itellsn cine
9nodenuersrOberuns bar uno bic Ier3ts
i'm Belleuue'S Oipital bsbaupten, oaB es
Der erite bsrurti9e Sail i'm 9oipital
uno SWeiiellos in Der Stabt 9tew
Yort 9eweien iei. Shndmann bate
uolle pier Sabre i'm 9oipital Sele9en.
Bei ieiner @iulieferun9 lit sr on
~Sierpoiitdt uno 3udertruntbeit. 0ta6
unO uud finssn ieine SnO6sn an iih
gu usrsrOBern uno 3abIrei6e SOninl'
tationsn uon acr5ten iunben itatt.
Der Sail erreste sro6es aufieben in
Der meOijiuiideu 8elt uno uiele ber'
uorrasenbe ssr;te aus allen 2beilen
oes 9anoes tansu nab Dem SoipitaI,
UNI ben Yutisuten ju unteriuhen. Sn
piIleni6aitli6sn S8erten 1T bic aranfs
belt gum eritsn Wtale i'm Sabre 1886
ausefiibrt unb ;pur pom Oem fruuSOii'
l6en S~peSialiiten Or. Wiarie, Der bic
Srantbsit entOsdt bat, uuo iie fir uns
heilbar ertl1rte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
Ncipdhrt fih niht.

Die uerl6ieOenen Dampier'@ eisls
lhaften, beren 3wii9enOedss Paiia9iere
auf @nis Sslauo selaHoet uerosn, bats
ten i'm lseteu Sisfaliabre $4,000 an
Strafsn fir bas Serii5erbrinseu FOLDER
@inwunberer ju beSablen, bic nat an'
Iidt Der ssrste auf @llis Sslano nit
9rantbsiten bebuitet waren, pelde bic
ausi6ltBuns Der Giuwancerer untsr
benz @sisse beOin9eu. Die Straie
miro nnr in iolden SdGen %uerbdust.
Die nod gniiht Der bieiisen @inpan'
oerunssGrjte auf Der anoeren Seits
oes sroBsn @uiiers bdtten entbedt
meroen tOnneu. 9eneral . @inDanoes
runss : @OmmiHdr SurSent erflart
nun in isinsm Subresberitt. ouB bic
Yerbdusuns pom Strafeu oils WtaB'
resel our Yerbiitun9 oes 9eriiber.
brineens franter @%inwanOerer feiu
@rfols lit. Gr bebuuptet, Oab bic Su
sswdrtisenbe Strafe Die Oampferse'
IeaIhaitsn nidt abbalte, afficirten
auspanOsrern BuiiasesS iuets ju per.
taufen, oa es bic Dampfer.@ siells
I6aften bilissr iaHOen, bic Struie Su
be,ablen, ais srfabrene SIerste sur
rlnteriuduus Der a%uswanOsrsr in ben
Gini6iffuussbdfen au3uiteaen, unb
baIirt Ourauf feline GmpfebIuns, Gins
wanoerunssdrjte ms ausluuo Su
i6iden, I'M bic Guswanosrsr Su un'
teriu6eH.
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SSibtiae G%Uuferenj BON Seuta
fden unS 1%rldnpern.


9iue 9ouierens Der 9samteu oes
Gucieut SrOer Of 0iberuiuus in Gmcs
rita unO Oerieuiseu oes Ssutih' omerts
fantiden giutiOualbunOes sele9entlih
Der @iuwaHOeruu9sfruse fauO IN Pbila.
Oelpbiu itatt. Die fOtsenOen Wiitslie.
Der pom ancient Srber Of Siberuiuns
in amerita wuren cridienen Wtat'
them Cummings, Bolton, yiatiOual'
PraiiOent DtuiOr Wtc@rpitul, Stew
YOrt, O~iutiOnal'D Director y. s. Wtos
ran, 8aibin9tOn, giutiOnaIsD DIRECTOR ;
9. s. Sulisuu. @uibinstOu, Seraus.
seber Oes n9iutiOnul Siberniun" Or.
S'Bricu, philadelphia, 9tationulsO Oh
rettor. Bonn Oeuti4 : ameritauiideu
9|iationalbunO Or. 6. s. Seramer,
0iatiOHal : Prdlioeut SanS 8eniser,
giationutsS auemeliter aoOIpb Gimm,
9iatiouul.S etretar /; aruO SeOubarOt,
8ice. PrdiiOeut BON Sienna Senrp
Oetreur, ice'PrGiiOent BON Sienna ;
@Ottlob Summsr, Sice.B raiiOeut bon
Renna /; 9. u. 8ilbcrmutb, @Onlul Don
Penna. Sci Der Gonferenj fun9irte
Or. Seramer uls Praiioeut uno bic
Serren Sauisuu uuO &imm ais 81.
tret6re. tnter ben an9enommenen
ReiolutiOnen b%efinoen iiA Die folsers
ben: SppOftiOn sesen ieOss Siinouib
Der 8ssieruus Der Scr. Stautsn nit
irsenO elmer fremoen Wta6t. Oppo'
litiOn Scsen ben @rIab BON @eiesen
leitens Der Ynn6sSs ODER elmer Staats'
Jissieruus CUR GertirSuns Der pers
f6nli6en 6rsibeit Der Siirser. Sp.
petition sssen isOs Ssi4rautnns Der
Guaranteeing %seiunOer gerioneu aus
europa nit Nusnahme uon iiberiiibrten
8erbrs6crH. Anurhtitsn unO ycutcn
Don unmOraliI9sm Gbarutter.
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6atte iidt aeirrt.

Oil Ssrlinsr rMOrsen gOit." psldc
teri6tets, Sob Prin5 9siuri6 BON
Yreueen, Der Sruoer oes Saiiers
gSilbelm, iid CUR 3eit in @barIOtteu'
burg in sinem SunatOrium b%efinoet
uno al elmer erniten 9uutfruntbeit lsi'
bet, begging cine Ssrwe6ieluus. IS 1T
nitt Bring Ssinrid BON RreuBen, Der
@bef oss uttiuen S6luhtIdiffSsi6pas
oers, Der i'm Sanatorium in @borlOtten.
burg iniolse erniter 9GIstruntbsii
weilt. iOnOsru Bring SrieOri9 9einri6,
Der SObn Oes fiirSli9 uerftorbeusn Rs'
ssuteu pom Sruuuidwsis.
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