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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
Falling lamp Caused Fatal Fire.

Winston salem. y. c. March 81
As the result Of severe burns received
by swinging lamp IN her room fall
ing from its fastenings and breaking
al her feet. Miss Lollie Smith. daugh
ter Of VI u Smith Of waughtown. a
suburb died. and her mother Is suffer
Ing from pinaful burns received IN try
Ing 70 save the life OF her daughter
A brother. Gilmer. was badly burned
in an attempt to put out the flames
that enveioped his mother and sister
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
sIoodhounds Run Down Robbers.

Washington. Pa. March 80. 49, Mrs
James E Duncan was drugged By
burglars and remained unconscious for
seven hours. That she did not die from
the potion is probably due to the fact
that the burglars awakened Amy Dun
can. a daughter. who discovered hei
mothers condition and summoned a
physician The burglars secured $500
worth of jewelry. BloodhOunds fol
lowed a trail from the house to Ralph
Marto's alleged speakeasy. Charles
Cometta. an Italian. ran from the place
as the dogs approached. but was ar
rested after a dozen shots had been
fred by the pursuing officers.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
Woman Asks 5000 Fer seslsloo.

William port Pa March 3I-In
court here William r. Currin began a
suit against the Reading Railroad com
pany Tor $4,000 damages FOR injuries
sustained Curriu alleges that several
months ago. while De and a party OF
friends were on their way from Har-
rishurg 90 Gettysburg in an automo.
bile. and while passing under a Read.
-rr railroad trcstle on which O loco
motive was standing the engineer OF
the locomotive let out a volume OF
scaldlng water that fell upon the auto
party badly scailing AIrs. Curr-n
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02

Bald 80 Wears. No~ Has New Hair.
Columbus y. J. March St.-Hcnry
Gilbert. scveuty-eiEht years Oh. or
this place Is puzzle 20 his neighbors
and 90 local physicians After remain.
ing bald for thirty years. Gilbert has
hlossomed ont this spring with new
crop 81 hair that covers his entire
Uranium. a peculiar thing about Gil
bcrts badness was its perfection not
q single blade OF hair having appeared
t1 shelter his pate En- the last three
decades Gilbert lost his hair after a
cover. What has caused o. suddenly 70
return he is a. great loss 10 explain.
as are The doctors
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
BOYS MURDER TRIAL
Joe Woods Charged with Killing E.he
NeVins.

Joe Woods Charged with Killing Ethel
NeVins.
Camden. y. J March 3l.-The trial
Of Joe Woods the sixteen year-old boy.
for the murder OF ninc-year-oId Ethel
Nevins began here. The body Of the
Nevins girl was found on Oct : with
the skull crushed 4 Ratchet was
found IN tho boys home. and he con.
fessed after several days that he had
Killed the child.
Counsel for the boy will. Il Is said.
try 20 show that the confession was
forced from the boy. and that he con.
Tossed 20 escape further annoyance by
tho detectives.
An extraordinarily intelligent Jury
was soon empanelled The witnesses
were county physician coroner.
morgue keeper. a surveyor and photo
eapher. who told 81 the condition OF
the body and the location in which
q was found The case Will be con.
oluded this week 81 Is thought.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
AT WAR OVER PRINCE
Nine. Anna and Helen Gould May
Separate Because Of De Sagsn.

Nine. Anna and Helen Gould May
Separate Because Of De Sagsn.
New York March 3l-Disagree-
ment between Mime. Gould ami her sis
ter. Helen. on the subject OF the desir-
ability OF the Prince Helie De Sagan
as husband for the former has reach
ed such an acute stage Il is said by
those close 90 tho sisters. that Nine.
Gould is expected 10 leave her sister $
home 40 $40 Filth avenue. where she
has been a guest ever since her ar
rival in this country. and move to
some apartment hotel
The fact that Nine. Gould. who re-
Gently divorced Count Roni De Gas
tellane a cousin Of Prince HelLe. paid
her daily visit 90 the Tyler Morses in
a hired carr'age lent color to the be
lief that the supposed breach between
herself and her sister has become
serious.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
Gun MuzzIe Blown of.

Washington March 31.-During tar
get practice at Magdalena bay. 14O
Inches OF the muzzle Of one OF the six
inch broadside guns of the Missouri
blew on The fracture was a clean
one. and did not indicate any flaw In
the metal. The practice was con;in-
ued. and the gun will be replaced by
a new one from the Washington navy
yard. No one was injured.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
FELLED BY GOOSE
Now the Bird viii Sc Served at Horn
shafts WeSding Feast

Now the Bird viii Sc Served at Horn
shslrs We5ding Feast
Elwooi. Ind. March Sl-Frcd Horn
shsll on his way home heard a noise
overhead that sounded much like the
approach OF a storm. followed by a
"honk honk" tina, further puzzled him.
The next thing pc know b was lying
or the sidewalk. with a wild co6sc
futtering under him He had fallen
in such way as 10 pin down ,he
bird.
4 aock of wild geese hal become
lost In windsiorm and being attrac-
ted or blinded hy the electric lights.
one Of the birds Weighing twelve
pounds. flow against the Young man.
The goose proved 20 be a tine speCi
men. and it was placed in a wire cage
10 be fattcned for Hornshais we'd
ding. which viii soon take place.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02

Philadelphia. March 3I.-Pierre I.
Schellens. Of Groton. Conn. Of the
Junior class al the University OF Penn
syivania. was chosen Rhodes scholar
from Pennsylvania at meeting OF
Tho Rhodes Scholarship committee
Schellens will study constitutional ane
international law at Oxford.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
SHOTDEAD THROUGH WINDOW
Boy killed By Bullet Intended For
Army Sergeant


Army Sergeant.
Wilmington Del March 3l.-John
Cook. Jr- AGED thirteen years while
sitting in Sergeant Lacey's cigar store
near Fort Dupont. was shot and in.
stautlv killed hy some one who fired
through the window from the street
Cook sat next 90 Sergeant Blackburn
Il is reported that blackburn had had
some trouble with some OF the sol
diers under him AZ Fort Dupont and
that the bullet which killed Cook was
intended Tor Blackburn Details ~
soldiers Were sent out from Fort Du-
pcnt Immediately after the shooting
and 1S- soldiers 20 pc found in the
vicinity were rounded up. but no ar
rests have Vet been made The bull.
let pierced Cooks throat. severing the
iugular vein
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
He Rode Like An oIa.rIn. .o,.,,,

Carbonate. Pa. March 80. = John
MeDonough. % this city. was arrested
Onicials OF the Delaware & Hudson
railroad estimate he has ridden % asa
miles on their road without paying a
cent He managed 20 do this by rcDra
senting himself as a lahcrcr for The
company. they say. in travelling D..
tween Carbonate AMI Scranton every
weekday for The lasI Two renr.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
Two Boys Killed By FAILING wan.

Provincetown. Mass, March al
While inside the shaky walls Of the
halfburned Centenary Methodist Epis-
copal church. in search OF frewood,
two boys were killed by the collapse
OF a portion of the ruins and a man
was seriously injured The boys were
Joseph Oliver and Joseph Holmes.
The man is Joseph Prada II is be-
lieved that Prada will recover.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
Public Sale
If a Large, Valuable.
and Well Equipped
Manufacturing Plant

IN Fredcrickshurg. Va A rare
opportunity for inv, stment.
In pursuance of the terms Of a deere.
oi the Corporation Court of Frederick -
burg. Va. entered on March 2ist. 1905
IN Tie ehanccry cause OF Lee. Tyler ct al.
vs. Dale 90 al. the undersigned special
commissioners viii Offer fOr sale ON the
premises. at public auction. 20 the high
est bidder. ON
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
Cousin OF Mckinley Dead.

Johnstown. Pa. March 3l-Mrs. Re.
hecca Christ aged eighty. a cousin OF
the late President Mckinley. died at
her home In Rlairsville. Her husband.
William c. Christ deceased. was
prominent in the Cambria steel com.
pany many years ago.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
Fatally Injured n wrestIino e.ut.

philadelphia. March go p Aiher,
Harrison. aeed eighteen ycors GieI iu
hospital here from Injuries received
IN a friendly bout in the northeas b. n
section Of The city A companion WITH
whom he was wrestling threw hin,
over his shoulder. Harrison fell upon
his head. dislocating several vertebrae
a. his neck
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
T1phoId 60 rurns 49, Hair 81

Lake CITY "a March 31.-Follow-
ing his recovery from an attack OF
typhoid fever Calvin Lyons. twenty
eight years Old Is Haunting a crop Of
vivid red hair where once raven locks
adorned his head. Physicians are baf-
fed by the change.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
Rritish premler slomlu Ealllnn

London. March 31.-The condition of
Premier Sir Henry Campbell Banner
man shows no marked change for the
worse but the diabetes is making
gradual inroads upon his reserve vi
tality. The bulletin says: THE prime
minister had a quiet day and a fairly
good night. He continues weak, but
there Is no marked change"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway
Company, Rappahannock River Line

Company, Rappahannock River Line.
Schedule in Effect March %, 1908.
BALTIMORE TAPPAHANNOcK FREDERICKs
weather yrmtag Sunday II
sad , MI Cek White
Menbek Moran Burhsn
Tapp Bandhid. Laytoa
Niuopt Royal Port Hay
Will
Ieedstown AT u
BALTIMORE TAPPAHANNO0k
Light weafle- "wednesday
.
Wheaton,
Wednesday
stopa a au ding- ma
TAPPAHANNOCk NORFOLK
saturday Well
Urban
Burton Durham Minbek Merry Point Ottoman Moran Wms nou
White NH
lei
Tor TspahannOck except Point Ottoman
Baltimore Tuesdays Freight viii received Norfolk after
sailing
FREDERICKSBURG TAPPAHANNOCK BALTIMORE
Leave kredercku Sunday Tuesday aud Thursday tide aad
Royal Greenaw Nfmont Saunders
fed Nayors Hole $50 rapThenk $50 Wexford Ware Bowler
D
White IN
baltimore Tuesday; THURSDAY and Saturday mornings 49, -
TAPPAHANNOCk BALTIMORE
IN
MotassoD Jreanna Burton tu ham, Nhneeck Wm lexington Whit
TO Baltimore Thursday viii
This boat be and
depart from the whOrves
ug there
Freight received at Baltimore until n @ sailing
w. d. Scott Agent, Fredericksburg, Va.
WILLARD THOMSON, GEM Man MURDOCH & Pass
Baltimore. Nd.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
Kaiser Honors American Girl.

Berlin. March 3l.-Miss Geraldine
Farrar the American singer. has been
nominated as imperial court singer"
by the emperor.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
Prince Of Males Nav Visit u. G

London, March S0.-It is persistently
rumored that the Prince of Wales will
extend his Canadian visit so as &c
make a short trip to the United States
where he VIII stav at the White House
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
GILLETTE EXECUTED
Slayer Of Grace Brown Put TO Death
In Electric Chair.

Auburn. y. Y. March s0.-Chcster
Gillette was executed in the electric
chair at Auburn prison for the murder
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
KIIed as pauahter With . Poke

KILLED His Daughter With Poker.
Huntington. w Va. March 81
ueorge Conrad. a farmer of Wayne,
w. Va, killed his six-year-old daughter
by beating her with a poker and IA
tally injured his wife with the same
weapon. Jealousy is assigned as the
cause. Conrad escaped.
But the trouble-borrowlng germ is
about the worst.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-02
b. j. MARSHALL
The Largest Wholesale Grocer In fredericksburg
iucements Offered Town and Co,,o,rS No.

., In Lime Cement Plaster needed bv m.
AND p'Aee-R hARSEAi Vir oiS.r
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Nngnit Belmont Qc,uinnt.

9tem Dorf ~. Oftober. -
Gie rSurp III Dem S6oocneriob.Ero.
seize bes NSodeps Sobn $. 1Sreit ge.
gen ben 9anfier 9lngult 9elmont gob
beilte nac9 taum balbItiinOigcr Be-
rotblna einen @abriprrd 81 @un-
ten bes Terflagten ab. ,Srcit bottc
oui 100000 Shooencriob getlagt,
neil i'm Yelmont ongebIi6, nahbem
er oeiIen Gienit Qllittirt bottc, I'M
yHncing Golcnonr" ollf Die ihmor5c
elite iceen lieb. 5reit bebolptete
oud), Belmont babe ibn, neil er nidt
her Sut Dor linn jog, einen opero-
f.einen @icI" 9cnannt, bei'm arogen
genommen mo blr6gel6ilttclt.
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glntige Sample inter @rubcn-
9irbcitcrn.

SSoirmont, @sGo., t2. CIT
Sn elmer mdbrcno Der lcbter 9tod)t
SIT Gntcrpriie, ncr1 Weilcn bon bier
itottoeflln0cnen Shldgcrci 5miidcn
@rubenorbeitern lno nnocren glngcs
ltellten Ser 8rubengeiellidoit murocn
tSront Slipc SancS ,5iibcr uno
Iopc Sego bir6 Shiiiic tobtlih Der.
mltnhet ,no 3chn onoerc trugel min
Scr bc0cntlihc &crIcBint9en 0opon.
Sic 8rubcnorbcitcr iiuo mciitens
StaIiencr.
Nn ciner mocrclL ST Oii0oltom
meltli6 Don bier ltottgeillnocn ShlG-
qerei lullrOe Gin WiumL Nomcn5 So.
talon OioScom, crIhOlicn.
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glutupiic inn cynllc Ora Gees.

ga 0amprtb, 8, II. Oft. -
&ertrcter Der Gollntpbcb0r0e perionl.
meln iitb bcutc bier, nm Der 2IutopIie
an ben lleberrcItelt Srn See'a, elmer
nultbnlnBlld) ern1orOctcll ,Subrltors
beitcrilL bci5lDobnen, ln0 man
bofit, 0oB Die 9llttopiie 0oS 9idtbIel
loicn miro, melheS biSber Die 9liinire
mn4ob. 2(m leBtcn 6reitoa on Dem
Gage, an luclcbem ibrc 0of5cit bGtte
Ituttfinben iouen, muroe Ora Gtto
See, ein Id)6les !Qldo6cn Don 20 SAB.
reli, 3nei Mfeilen BON bier NIT 5mei
ShuBunn0eu I'M &opf ollf Der 2unb.
ItroBe ais Seide oltfaeillnoen, un0
Der elmer rcid)en Tonlllic ongebori0e
illnqe SIN Roior. ibr Verlubter, mel
der ihon Die Soeirotbslicen5 on Con.
nCrItoq in Wnoltcr crmirft hatte, be-
fin6et ii6 umtCr Dem Ger0aht, oeu
W(oro uerilbt 5ll bobclL inn bieiiQen
Gountp : @ei0ngniB. Die Gerbuitung
criol0te, neil mon oic Spllr cincS
@o0en2 ltno zines 4Sferoc&. mclhes
cin Giicn Derlorcn bate, bis nod Der
WforOIt0tte ncrioI9te llno ein Efer0
nit MIR orei Gilen in ,Roior's StoQ
geilnoen puroc. Bur 9eItGti0ung
bcS geroohteS trug nod bel, ooB oie
@roBntltter i'm 2nufe bes Cages be,
flnbctc, ouo WidOhen babe ibr itbon
Dor einiger 3eit 0citonocl, OoB lie
lid olti Dem @e0c bciinoe, W'lltter 81
merben mo bie Sod)5eit 0es Eaorcs,
nelhe bonoIS ihon IN Den ndhiten
Soaen Bate itottiinoen iolIcn ici
ieitber 5uci O}nl mie0er olligcidobcn
iuorbcll.
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liihc iob, foltbGitiQ pon Di1tcn iu
Den Hiidet 9eid)oiicn bate.
Sic uir.SragOric in gsirainicn.

W}onoiios, So, -. Cfober.
-- Gic 8ran0- &urp er0ob bcutc
ltoroonfla8en gc8en luder &oicp
lu0 icinc @ottin l}inric 4}oicO noe
gen WtitIhuIo on ser am lrBten Con-
neritaa 9lbenO nabe Ganopa, i'm bic
iigcn Golntp, pCriibten Grnor0,mg
Gomaro 6air'8 lnlO iteQte 9eiOe mi
ter ie $500 9iIrgiAait filr ibr Or
ibcinen I'M Gc5ember Ncri1t3ter-
min.
g8ic iAon beribtct bciucbteu 60
marc 6oir, Icinc Satin lmo iein
Yrltocr 9lum Soir nnl Gonueritog
uoro9cr &o6e ibrcn ?tocDbor Ilcter
Eoicp oui ieiner 6orm ju Ganouo,
lccbS Nicilcu bon bier, lmo Gomoro
bcmcrftc mGbrcno Dea NcrhcS &or-
gGngc, lpclfC i'm ciieriiidti9 mlf ici-
ncn 9rlt0er Wodten. Gr perlicB Oic
Sorm, erlol1tc cine S6rotfIinte, mt
mel6er cr bel iCincr 9liidfebr oltf 0oo
Yolcp lbe Wut leincn Nrllocr ourCb
einen SAuB oui Dem Sled to0tete
2llS er bonn Die @oiic ouf Die 15rou
rihtetc, mari ii0 ibm Eoiep entge8en
llno erbieIt Den iilr Srot 6oir brob-
iidti9ten SGuB. Ob9leid i0mer
permluoct cntriB cr Ioir ooS @e.
ucbr lmo' t0otctc i'm otaenblidlid
burh cinen Shlo1 oui ocn &opi
Die @riiocr Ioir moren S6bnc oeS
perltorbcncn Gorter Ioir, einea Der
befonnteiten M6nncr I'M biciigcn
Gountp. 6rml Minnie Yoicp lit cine
ScbpcItcr ser 0et0otetcn 9riioer.
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3uriif undj Wattealuan.

@6itc Ylains, N.'O, II. Of
tober. 9ilhtcr WiQs cntidieo
bellte I'M Cber8eriht, ooB 6orrp a.
56om III Die 2lnItalt iiir nobniinnige
Gerbrcder 81 Motteonon 3uriifge.
broht peroeu ltno bort bleiben nutB,
bis boS 2IppcQutionsgeridbt entihie-
oen bot, Oh ct 81 einenl &erb0r Dor
ciner E$urD 5ur Gntideioung Der
6roae iibcr ieine 3uredmm9si1big,
felt bcrehtigt lit. gerid)ieoene Don
ben 2ImuGIten l6olpS geiteate 2ln.
trGae mur6cn permorien, lno Der @e.
fongene trat onroltf Sen )fildpeg
mad Diattealuan an.
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Bier WDnntc nady Der oudl,cit.

Rem 9runSmid, N.sS, -.
Cftobcr. Gie t7.iGbrigc tSralt
SuIia W?o0eIin melbe onl lebtcn
Samitog bier iDren @otten Conn
0iooclin erid)ob, mel6en iie crit Dor
rierMonotcn lecbelid1t bate, erfldrt,
lie iei iilr 500 bon ibrcnl 8oter an
Conn perfolft unb gegen ibren gSi(.
len ge5pln9ct poroeon, oenielbcn I'll
beirotben. Sie erfl1rt meiter, tic
cmpfinOe nidt Die gerinoItc 9ieuc
iibcr ibrc Chat.
sd mar franf," iogte lic, .1nlo
lag nli Dem 9ett, olS Conn an
SonItog }lbc1o nad Salie fam. @r
fragte mid, wdrlm bos 9(benoeiicn
nidt ierti9 cL nno id ontportete,
aranfbcit 6atte mid an Der 3u6c.
reitlln9 6ciieIbcn uer6inbert. gr be,
fobl mir 0urollt ali5ultcben lnb ein
SenIter 81 lhlieben. 9lIs id erlui.
certe, if lei niat oo5u i'm Stan0e,
periebte er mir cinen Sdlog. Gonn
idlug er mid nod mebr, trot mid
nit 6iiBen mo 3og Elm McIier, mit
meldem er mid 5ll tooten orohtc.
sd mid ibn ans, erariii eincn Rc.
poloer irno crid)ob ibn als cr pon
9seuem mti mid einorona."
Gie Gage IN pelder Die 9eihe bes
ManneS gciIm0en pilroe, oeutete an
oaB i'm oic SrolL pabreno er an
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Sin Sdanipiel fir Nofrr :
WnihimotUn.

Glorfaoalc, Mili, -. Oft.
- Grit ais Der 3llg nit Sotcr :.
@oibirgton all Goro beltte aus Sc
lena ongclan8t mar, geitutteten Die
9iirgcr DON Sillu oo5 &erabldnciocl
Ser gcitern Olu6 eincn 2)lob Bcb0n8'
ten 9tegcr Sim unO Irunt Gooia.
Iieie bei0cn 9teger lporen ollI oen
9liidmeac BON @clcno no lie cine
Ie0e 9ofcr I. @oiDinaton'9 aebort
6otten, ais lie bel Sulu in cine
S6mierigtcit gerictbcL mclHc oos
2pndgeri0t 5lrr 6olge botte
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Nad)treiter 0reucI.
VcmcrfcnSlucrtbe HroflamntiOn ocS
WpuUcrncurS UUu &Cntnfu.

0cipcrotc llcbclitGnoc crbciidcn
ociperotc 0iiIi3mittcl. - @iirQcr
beS Stoutc9 ioQcn ji6 or1uniii.
rem lmb Dem GcrroriamlS i'm
Stoote 0urh promptc m0 uirf-
lame NeItroilng Scr @eicBiibers
trcter Elm Gnoe motcn.- Slngc
1Srou in Nclporf, N.,T., crid)ieBt
i6rcn @otten picr Wionote nod
ser SodBcit - 0ie 6airs Ero.
Q0oie bel Gouopa, ga. -- Sru
Sees acbcinniBnotlc Grmoroung.
Srnntfort STU II, 0ft. -
@oupcrneur Q9iliou iebtc bclttc cine
@clobnln0 bon $500 ouf Die &erbui.
tlrng 1mo lleberiiibrlrng Der 9toht.
reiter aus, luelhc u0bren0 Der leBtcn
Node Den legcr u. @oIter III ieiner
@obultn1 in Sidmou Goultu ilbcr.
iielen unb i'm ncblt ieincr Irau un0
5uci anoern nllf brlttolc Mellc crs
morocten. Ger 0otpcrncur fproert
Die 9iirger 0ea StooteS mlf, lih ilt
ibrer Oiodt 3u crbeben II ocn @rcucl-.
tbotcn Der 9tohtreiter ein Gn0e 5ll
n1odell
yWeml mtr 5iuei oocr Orci OtGn.
ner" Iogt Der 8ouperneur. nbieie
ornleli9c Negerbiittc iiberfollcn tmO
Die tSamilie obgei6lahtct bGttel1, 10
miiroe 0os Gerbre6en oirh Die llns
Gloublihc tSeigbeit, 9rutolitot 1nb
&errudtbeit altf meIHe es periibt
puroe, inherent 8emeiupcien gum
Gntleben gereid)t babcn. Cob on 30
Wi0nner on Der Shllrtentbnt tbcil-
nabmcn, erbGht i6re Gerruhthrit
m0 ma6t ie0eS Wfitglie0 Der 9onoe
oeS Otorbes I'M erIten @rooc, oeS
elenoeitcn, nImenihlid)lten lnO ici0-
item ienlola ueriibten Wor0eS, icnul
Dig. Eieie5 gertre1en ionic oic
SdlmadL mrlbc benz Stootc oltrtb
Die Grnor0lun0 pier DiiIiloicr @efons
genen hurh cine S6uar 9o6treitcr
5lt HuIieluillc bcrcitct puroe, lin0 ein
unO cine logIicbe sSol0c
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