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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
NEARLY PERISH ON ISLAND.
Two Dubuque Boys Floated From
Slough Into Open River.
pacial to Tirn Re,. ,IDlican.

Special to Tirnes-Rei. ablican.
Dubuque, April 11.-Floating from
slough in an old skiff into the open
river, John Powers. aged 16. and George
Ray, aged Is, both of this city, found
themselves unable to reach the shore,
and the boat drifted until stranded on
Green island. five miles below the city,
where they spent the night without
shelter, and were nearly frozen when
taken off yesterday morning. Their
parents were nearly frantic over their
absence.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
wELLMAN SAILS TODAY.
Head of Polar Expedition Declares He
Expects to Reach His Goal.

Expects to Reach His Goal. Q
New York, April 11.-Walter Well
man, head of the Wellman- Chicago
Record Herald polar expedition, bade
his friends in America farewell today
when La Tourine sailed, and he says
when he greets them again he hopes
they will hail him as the discoverer
of the north pole. He expects to leave
for Tromsoe, Norway, about June l.,
and before the middle of the month to
be at his headquarters in Spitzbergen.
1t will not be possible, however, to
begin the trials of his airship before
the second week in July, and it is like
ly to be the last of July or early in
August before a start can be made for
the pole.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
STAMPEDE AMONG sTRIKERs.

Nearly 800 shipbuilders Return g.
Work at Lorain, o.
Lorain, Ohio, April 11.-There was =
regular stampede among the strikers
returning to work at the locall yards
Of the American Ship Building Com
pany today. The number OF men VINO
went back Is estimated at between 700
and 800.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
Fatally Hurt in Runaway.

Special to Times-RepubHcan.
Dubuque, April While Susan Er-
pelding, farmers daughter. was re-
turning from dance last night, the
horses ran away. She was thrown out
and is suffering from a fractured skull
and internah injuries. She will die.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11

SThaw'. Attorneys Fear d Disagreement,
But Prisoner is Hopeful-verdict, If
One is Reached at All, is Many Hours
Remots-Jurors Worn Out and One
; on III. Verge of Collapse = Thaw
the Only One Connected With the
Case Who is Standing Strain.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
STUNNED MEN FoR q YEARS

Sinister. Now Dead, Requested Thas
Only Women Attend Funeral.
Omaha. Neb., April 11.-Miss Jennie
e. Carroll, a wyoming spinster, y
dead. She had not spoken to man
for twenty y-seven years and requested
that none but women attend the fu-'
neral.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
CONSTANTINE IN CHICAGO.

ALLEGED Murderer Of Mrs. Gentry Ars
rives From New York.
Chicago, April 11.-Frank J. Con-
stantine. the alleged murderer OF Mrs.
A. w. Gentry, arrived from New York
today on the Twentieth Century L1m-
tied. and was Immediately taken to q
nearby police station.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
NEW YORK PAPER FINED.
Pays $4,000 Penalty for Sending I'm
nroper Matter Thru the Mails.

rays Y0TlVVV FVTdIIy IUT 0S5IUIT19 ItII.
proper Matter Thru the Mails.
New York, April 11.-Judge Hough,
in the criminal branch of the United
States circuit court, imposed fines ag-
gregating $4,000 against the New
York Herald Publishing Company.
James Gordon Bennett, it's proprietor,
and Manley w Gillian. advertising
manager. The fines which were i'm
mediately paid were imposed as a re-
suit Of pleas charging employment of
the United States mails for improper
purposes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
THE CHARGE TO THE JURY.
Justise's instructions Considered Ad
verso to Defendant.

verso to Oefendant.
New York, April 11.--The Thaw trial
which has been in progress since jan
uary %. came to an end at 5:17 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon, when the twelve
men who are to pass upon Stanford
Whites slayer retired to deliberate
upon a verdict. The general impress
sion prevailed that decision would
be reached by morning.
After considering The case for an
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
WISCONSIN. SALARY INCREASE.
Resolution Provides for increase Q
legislators Pay to $1,000.

Madison. Wis, April 1.-THE senate
today concurred in an assembly reso-
luton increasing the pay of members OF
the legislature from 5000 to $1,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11

New York. April 11.-At II o'clock
the Thaw jury came in for further IN
sstructions and asked for exhibits.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11

session, in the house.
Jones of Montgomery will be can
didate for lieutenant governor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
Match Causes Fire Loss.

Special to Times Republican.
Mason City, April 1.-THE office o.
the North Iowa Brick and Tile Com
pany burned last night, destroying
property valued at $1,000. A match
thrown into the waste paper basket
was the cause of the fire.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
Another Advance in Gasoline.

Cleveland, O. April 11.-Another
advance of a cent per gallon on the
common grades of gasoline will be an
nounced by the Standard Oil company
today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
ASHORE IN DENSE FOG

British Steamer Brussels, With Sixty
PASSENGERS, Stranded OFF Harwich.
London. April 1.-THE Great East
ern Railway company's steamer Brus.
sells went ashore in dense log or
Harwich last night, with about sixty
passengers on board. IT is expected
that the vessel will be hauled OH at
high water today.
The passengers on the Brussels were
taken off this afternoon
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
LIFE OF GRAND DUKE

Train Bearing Cars Cousin Stopped
by FusiIIade of Shots.
at. Petersburg, April lit was an
n6unced that another attempt on the
life of Grand Duke Nicholas Nichol-
aievitch, president of the council of ma
tional defense and second cousin Of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
SALARY BILL PASSES.
Illinois House Favors Increasing Leg
islators' Salaries to $4,000.

Springfield, III, April icy a vote
of 70 to 46, the house today passed a
bill increasing the salary OF members
of the legislature to $4,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
T..R. BULLETIN.
NOTICEABLE NEWS OF TODAY
Tho Weather.

The Weather.
Sun rises April ~ at 5:2s; sets at
6:34
Iowa-Generany fair tonight and
Friday; cooler in the west tonight and
in the east Friday.
Illinois-Partly cloudy and probably
showers in the south tonight or FIJI
day; cooler Friday afternoon and
day; cooler Friday afternoon or night.
South Dakota = Fair tonight and
Friday; cooler tonight.
Missouri--Partly cloudy. with PROP
ably showers in the south tonlght or
Friday; warmer in the east and cooler
in the northwest tonight; cooler Fri
day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
FEDERAL JURY DIsAeREEs
Reports on Case Against the New York
Central Railroad.

CenerdI hdIIrUdu'
Syracuse, n. Y, April 1.-THE fed
eral jury in the case against the New
York Central railroad, charged with
giving rebates to the General Electric
company, at Schenectady, reported this
afternoon that it could not agree, and
was discharged.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
c. M. scHwAB's SISTER MARRIED
Brothers Wedding Gift is s2,ooo,ooo in
Stocks and Bonds.

Pittsburg, April 11.-Miss Gertrude
Schwab, sister of Charles NJ. Schwab,
was married yesterday in st. Michaer=
Roman Catholic church at Loretto to
David Barry cashier of the First Ma
tional bank of Johnstown. Among the
guests was the distinguished brother OF
the bride, whose wedding present was
$4,000, 900 in stocks and bonds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
COTTON COMPRESS BURNS

Los. a chiokasaw, Okla, Estimated %
Reach $1o0o,0o
Oklahoma City, Okla, April 11.-A.
special from Chickasaw. l. T., says that
q cotton compress, together with q
vast amount Of cotton, was DESTROYER
by fire, causing q loss estimated at $1.-
000, 900.
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DAMAGED in COLLISION.

British Torpedo Boat Destroyers Put
Into Port At Dover.
Dover Eng. April 1.-THE British
torpedo boat destroyers Colne and Fall
con put In here this morning. having
been badly damaged in . collision o3
this port
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11

New York, April 11.-The cross-ex-
animation of Doorman Barry is being
read to the Thaw jury.
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81 New York, April 1.-THE jury is
having read to them the testimony OF
Meyer Cohen.
The testimony of Henry F. Blaise
who also was an eye witness to the
killing. was also read to the jury.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
PHOTOGRAPHERS TO DAVENPORT

Elect George Fahr, Of 7onaparts, e
President.
Special TO Times Republican.
Cedar Rapids, April 1.-THE lows
Photographers Association electeo
George Fair, OF Bonaparte, president,
and chose Davenport as the next
meeting place.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11
ESSENTIALLY A HOME PAPER

"EssentialIy q home paper says
the Maxwell Tribune Of the T. r.
No paper gives more lows news
and gives it in such a concise man-
ner and the affairs of the nation
and Of the world are handled in =
comprehensive way that gives you
just what you want to know"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11

New York, April 11.-The testimony
of Dennis Wright, doorman of the
Nineteenth precinct, and the testimony
of. DR.. Allan McLane Hamilton was
read to the jury.
That portion of the judges charge
relating to insanity was next read The
jury retired to the jury room for lunch
con at 1880. ).
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11

New York, April 1.-THE testimony
OF Policeman Thomas F. Lynch, was
also read. Evelyn Thaw's testimony
is being read to the jury.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11

New York, April ,11.-S:1o p. M
The jury has come into the room and
are awaiting Fitzgerald's arrival He
has not returned from luncheon. 1t Is
said they want more testimony read
to them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-11

New York. April 11.--The jury asked
for the re-reading of the judges in
structions regarding defense's alien
lists. The jury also asked permission
to have some portions of Delmas' sum-
! ming-up address. read to them, but
FITZGERALD would not permit it. saying
it was not evidence. The jury again
retired at 1929. Jerome and attorneys
for the defense were of the opinion af-
ter the jury retired the second time.
that verdict of some sort might be
expected within a short while.
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preibis SABRE kriesseefanetn.
GrIebntNs oreter Strfem iett Sem rmSFid,.
tlrfiid|en &ries.


erIebniMs oreier sarfem iett Sem rasNsd,.
tlrfiid|en &ries.
9rei Siirfen 9fdnens Sf9plaf 6uiz
fem, Mula Mebmeb u1b Safob DID,
meb, ale brei aus benz naben 6interz
lamb bon @ntprna gsbirtts. aogen
1877 in ben leBten &rtes geeen ben
Mostop. 9ie bret Sirten famen ni9t
aurid, maj pubte ni6ts ben linen;
man bDrts iberbaupt niemals mebr
bon ibnen. Nber tie lebten, auerIt bers
tpunbet i'm 9ofpital BON @oftom. tpos
bin lie als @efangene BET &ufen gez
bra1t porben pdren.
Die ltnsebulb, ibre 9eimatb tpie-
beraufehen, fpielte ibnen eiaen areen
Stret9. sic flober aus &ofou, fo=
balb ibre Wurben freiere 8etpeeuna
seftatteten. Stun irrten fe tpie ipilbe
Sbtere In benz fremben 2anbe lumber,
bts fe eingefansen unb gu finf Sab
rem Gibirten berurtbeilt purben. Muf
benz Srunsport entfloben iie abermals,
nit spei @enoTen, flint an Der 3abf.
3pet ftarben mad benz @enub bts
Gleif9es bon etnem gefonenen pferbe,
bic bret 9urfen fielen tpteber elmer gaz
trouble in bic 9dnbe. Nbermals
&r~iessssri9t unb @erurt6eilung, biesz
mol au % Sabren 3nanssorbeit unb
Nniiebelung auf Der SnIel @a9olin.
Ginf5ebn Sabre faBen unfere sir
fen tn ben 8eretperten Sa9alin8, enbs
it'd beenabiete fe Elm l1tns bes 3aren
fir ben Reit Der 3eit, Die bret Tirz
fen iiebelten f9 bann i'm Dorfe &ofs
funat an unter einem Bolt, ba8 tie,
pie bic tiirttfde 3eitung r9ibmet4 ers
5Gblt, dls neber 9inei19, nod jopa=
ntf9 beaei9nen, bas nit 8prliebe In
hoblen 8dumen tppbnt, nit Sunbes
f9Iitten fdbrt unb fi1 In Sunbefede
tleibet. 9ier lebten fe a9t Sabre. Bis
etnes Sages japanif9e Solbaten eins
riidten, BON benz &riese seeen RuB=
lamb er5dhlten unb bic bret Srembe
hinge mad Sapdn ~obflhrten.
Sn Sopon CAB es CUTE Sage fir bic
bret, bic man ols 8unbessenonen Der
Sopdner f~eierte. Namentli9 erfreute
fi4 Sdfub Q9nneb tpegen feiner riez
fenbaften GeftdIt Der B~etpunberunq Der
Soponer. Man fiibrte bic Sirfsn in
9otio lumber. lieB iie einen Sag lang
in alien Waga5tnen ausfu9en. mas Il.
braudten, unb CAB ibnen enblid @elb,
I'm in bic 9eimatb suriidaufebrsn. go
lanbeten f. zines Cages in @mDrna,
dber bort iennt man ie nift mehr, in
ibren Dorfern baben lie nihts au
fu@en, i'm Ghidfalsbu9e bat nidts
bon irbifden @iitern s.itanben, unb
bic 8erpanbten = fe mOsen fommen,
tpenn lie nollen, bic brei alien Solbaz
ten molten i'm Dorfe teinem 5ur 2dft
fallen. Die 8tb0rben BON @m1rna
beri4teten iiber ben Sdn, unb Der
Sultan lteb ibntn Elm 9Gus1en i9en
ten. BORT fo[len fe forsenlos baufen
basu bat ieber bon ibnen 100 piafter
monotli9 Rubesslb. Dds reiGt fir
bic @ielsepriiften. Nun ftben fe in ben
Rates Der TurtenDiertels unb f4lirf.n
bos Wdraileb.
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4IIerIti.

Dds 8unoes=4 derbuus 3 porte=
WeHt mabt ouf ben groBen Shooen
a1fnerffam Der inbrous jobrein
bird BITE Staten ongeriftet miro.
Der Sda0en ben Die gefraBigen No-
ger benz 2anDe ollein an @etreioe 5lt-
figen, miro auf bunoert Miaionen
Dollars geidGbt. Dieter &attenplage
pia ons Aderbau-0 epartement iter.
ern. Gs ipenoet iit an ole, Die in
Der Gage fino, ibm @oridl19e 81 ma
der, per5ffentlidt 5~IugblGtter. Die
allen Sntereiienten ouf @unih foiten-
los 5iigeben.
gm Montag gtohmittog
berrifte @robesitiue nj Der Stoot.
@an meinte, Die gauge 8epolferltng
iei auseepmoert.
Der Generate uartiermeiIter
IN Sort Som 9ouiton foroert bis gum
/. Sftober 4n9ebote elm fir Die Ser
TELLING BON Cement g itenfpeaen I'M
oas neue Soipitol.
San @ntonto miro eilt itorfes
aontingent BON 8eiu6ern CUR @lls-
iteaung in 6rieoridsburg liefern, Die
bonn IL. bis IS. bort ~abeebaIten miro.
Die ERECTION @ompanD trifft
Anitolten, Die 8eleiie-g 6leife otf
Mlarno Seigbts 5u bauer.
Mieoerlm baben mir orei ueue
Brieftr6ger. Moge Die Mblieferung
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0tieoergei6la9enbeit ner.
b1mttt.
Anitatt Sri6iinn tit @lafIeliafeit in
mandes Sans in Sun AntDmip
etngesOgen.

Gin idmer5enoer &iiden peruriodt
Nie6ergei6logenbeit.
Wan fam ni6t gliidli6 iein nit
einem be1tan6ig ifmer5en6en &iiden.
Die Sdmer5en bes Riidens riibren
metltens bon franfer 0ieren Der.
0oan's Nierenpi1en beileu frorfe
Rieren.
Sic boben III mardes Sous in Gon
Intonio @liidieligfeit qebra6t.
2eiet, mas Elm ~oonfborer 8iirqer
iogt:
8rau 6. 6. 9ei6ert, 722 Cher
man StroBe, Gan @ntonio, Iogt:
SD 0enfe, i9tpere @rbeit nar Sic
uria6e meiner Nierenfronfbeit. Sd
lit iebr bieG an itdrferem &opftpeb,
id botte 56iittelfroit rno mir tDur6e
oft i6minolid. Mein Giiden tat mir
10 peb, oaB td mild i'm 8ette fo1tm
umoreben fonnte. Die clifton ser
Nieren mar 10 unfontronierbor, ooB
i6 5ftfpeilen 5pon5igmaI pro Sag ge-
ben muBte. Wein 8nItono tpor iebr
idlimm, afs ib mir inn 8eror 9r1tg
Store cine Sbodtel bon 9oons Nie=
ren-Biaen neridaffte. Sd BIN nit
benz Reinltot febr 8ufrieoen, 90 id
mid geiltnbbeitli6 better befinoe, tpie
Jet LANCER 3eit. Mein 3niton6 BEL
lerte iid fofort. SD babe feline &opf-
i6nter5en mebr, Die &iifeni6mer5en
baben aufgebort, Die aftiott Der Nie-
rem lit regelmaBig uno i6 BIN bel
frdftiger."
3u perfoufen BET nden S4nolern.
8reis so Gents. Softer M1iIburn
60, Buffalo, Seem gorf, aaeinige
agenten fir Die Ser. Stooten.
@rinnert @n6 oes Nomens
9oan's = uno nebr1t feline onoeren.
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Der Boitia6en nun o1tb enoltd et1paS
regeGmdBiger mer0en. &logen iiber
unpiinftlihen @mpfong Ser 9riefe
un6 Der 3eitungen itno genug lout
geiporoen.
@s perloutet, BOB 8rGiioent
&ooiepelt i'm @erblt nod 8eros font
men mag, Inn i'm Siiomeiten ouf oie
@ilol6meinia9o gil eeben. Die Siere
loaen aber nidt 9ei6oilen, ionoern
nit Dem @urfipieB erlegt neroen.
SStt Solle Der 8rGiioent bos Sogo=
proieft ousfiibrt, miiroe er lid einen
Gag in Son Intonio oufbolten, oo
Die Sogo in @ncinol Gpuntp itottfin=
ben ioq, no es nod @ilbi1meine
giebt.
= am Sonntog uro Morltae be-
fonoet it6 gegen 1000 9eiu9er in
Der Staot, oie Die @rfuriions5iige Ser
peri6ie0elten gobnlinien bierber ge=
hra6t battel1. 4Qe 9otels uno
8ooroingbauier paren beiest unb Die
&eitourationen modten quite @e-
i6afte, iomie oltf Ole Sommergarten.
8iele 1obn1ett on Der 6eier oes 4r=
beiterto9es I'M union=Horf tell.
9os Gol1ntp=@ ert6t 1T fir ben
Septembertermin eroffnet moroen.
Sci ben 6ii6banolern uno ben
&eItolrationen lino mieoer 4riterr
81 baben. 6reili6 feblf nod oos
fiible &etter, I'M oieie S6oltiere
ldymodbaft 81 moden.
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Die neae nmb Die ulte 3eit.

Man ipri6t 10 eerne peit uno brett
Von alter nro bon neuer Belt,
Gr5dblt itG, tpie es nbnmals" mar
Sn Segas, 10 Dor funf5ig Sabr.
9ie oIte 3eit, ba mir nod jung,
War 160n MIR in @rinnerrng =
@rlebte M iie beut' nod NAL,
Wan 1euf5te ii6er SCOT uno Dual.
9a gab's nod fein eIeftrif6' 2i6t,
Mntomobile gnb's nod ni6t;
uno mar Der Spmt1er nod 70 beiR,
@s Ia6te inns fem 5tMd6etl gis.
Qu9 CABS nod feline gi5enbabn,
@er rei1en tpoIte, i6loB fiG an
Sic 3unft Der 96fenfubrtperfstelit'
@rao tpie 9elegenbeit ii9 beut !
@olafes, Sped unb &orrbrob mar
0es Sarr1erS Speis' I'M gar5en Sn6r,
nno CABS nu6 in ben 5tG6ten mehr.
abtpedflnng feblte bod gar febr.
Bon Dem, mas bent uns amiiiert
8aro 6nmals ni6ts rrns borgefiibrt,
@s hraGt' Der Sage LANCE Hei6'
Inns itets ons alte @inerIei.
8ie anoers lebt es It9 bod beut,
Wo Nues, mas Die Relt MIR ,beut,
Nut 9ampfesfliigeln tpirb eebra9t
Hro lodeno nns entsesen lodt.
gs leb' brlim bod Die neue 3eit,
SSbr let elm noues @las geipetbt,
@efiat bonn auerbefen bier,
gom i1onen, frii6en Gone star Bier.
So, aud fir biefen eblen Grant,
Sinh mir berpfli6tet ibr an SAINT,
Wdr's otefe @obe mn nIlein,
8ir fon1ten i6on sufrieben fein.
Gin oonnernb sod Drum bringen mir
Ser 3eit, benz frii6en 8ier.
LIMB 1T Der Son1n1er nod 10 beiB -
9as 2pne Star Bier lit falt ipie @is.
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Cine Iauae elite

bon &ranfbeitserfdeinungen b[ofIe, fable
geii9tsf1rbe, f9tedter @eidmad I'M
ilopfen G6Iaflofigfeit. @eIbin6t, fDdfIss
areu5, uifp. ame 6ieie Symphonic 5u<
t lsiG5asnb s Ses no ftasslns s 9s5isiG Isfoi fds0 ei Sss
3dDeren maaens, aebers o6er @ierens
leioens. tpern SIR nidt i6leunieit 9iilfe
lrdt uno fin6ef Bel Dem berii5mten gas
tarbeiImitteI, ct. Bernard a~rd1terpiuen
gendnnt. Sir MIR 25 Gents IN allen
Npotbefen 8n baben.
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stenearasbf@es mettfaxetben.

Dos Grsebntb bes ftenosrapbif4eu
Wetti4rtibens, has selesentli4 bts
fenosrapbif9en Ronsr.Fes an pfinss
fen b. 5. In Mannbetm beronftoltet
trurbs. III jeBt srf ber0ffentIi9t NOR
ben. Don ben runb HOO Tbeilnebs
mern mar bic Gabelsberser @nuIs
NIT 480 Stenoerapben bertreten, bon
benen 230 preiie baOonirusen. Bonn
Spffem StolaesS9 .ntfislen auf
478 SbeiInebmer ITO preifs. Don 81
Stenotddpsrupben sr6ielten 10 prsiis
unb BON So acknowledgements fpas
rem ID erfOlsrsi6. SIN ginaelnen ta>
men auf @abeIsberser lit erfte, II
atpeite. AZ brittle preiIe, auf Stplse@
@4rep las erfte, SO a%tpeite, 46 brittle
Pr.ifs, auf acknowledgements 5 erIte,
1 Stpeiter, 4 brittle preife, duf Natios
nalft.nosropbie 6 srts, l aipeit.r, 6
brittle pr.ife.
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be- 8rono-, 8riib- nno S6nittpun.
ben ODER Sdmorrboiben. @orantiert
ben Ioolpb 0reiB uno st. @obn &
60. % Gents.
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