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Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-11
ALFONSO REACHES BARCELONA
King Received by Crowds and Makes
His Way Through Streets
Unimpeded.

BARCELONA, Spain March l0,-King
Alfonso, who left Madrid last night, or
rived in this city this morning. He has
taken up his residence at the home Of
General Linares, captain general of Cata-
lonia, where he will stay during his visit
here. He was given q warm welcome by
the people of the city. No disturbance Of
any kind marked the arrival of his ma
jesty.
The royal train drew into the station at
Q o'clock, and it's arrival was announced
by the firing of salutes from the Austrian
and Spanish warships in the harbor The
big square outside the railroad station was
lined with troops and the eivil guard, who
had difficulty in keeping back the surging
crowds. AS the king emerged from the
station, accompanied BY General Linares
and the members Of his personal suite in
brilliant uniforms, he was warmly greeted.
The young king had glorious day of
brilliant sunshine for hfs visit. The decora-
tions were more profuse than at any time
since the International exposition. The
only discordant note ir tte geheral bril-
liancy of the decorations were the flags
Of mourning flying from the Carllst clubs
in memory of the men who lost their lives
in the Carlst wars.
No single untoward incident marred the
program of the day.
MADRID, March 10.~It is semi officially
intimated here today that IL no untoward
incident mars the visit of King Alfonso to
Barcelona the authorities will restore the
constitutional guarantees recently with
drawn from that city and issue a decree
declaring political amnesty
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-11
MISSIONARY LIFE PORTRAYED
First international Convention nj
Pittsburg brings Out Numerous
Phases of Work.

PITTsBURG, Pa, March 1o-The first
international convention under the aus
pices of the Young Peoples missionary
movement opened here today in the big
music hall of the Pittsburg exposition. In
addition to 1000 delegates from all parts
of the world 1000 Pittsburgers are reg
istered.
Rev. John Willis Baer. of Los Angeles,
led the devotional services and the Rev.
James l. Vance, of Newark. N. j., delivered
an address on THE Resurrection Gift"
The present meeting of the Young Peo-
pies Missionary movement is on larger
scale than ever before attempted. Prac-
tically every section of the world is rep
resented.
Moving pictures, the films of which are
over three miles long, illustrating the
work of missionaries and the life and
habits of natives in all the important
fields In the world. will be exhibited.
DIR. Arthur II. Ewing, an American
Presbyterian missionary, president OF the
Christian college at Allahambad, India
who is attending the convention, believes
an uprising in India is certain.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-11
MOTHERS VISIT WHITE HOUSE
Delegates from Every state and Ter
ritOry in Union Gather at
Washington.

WASHINGTON. March 10.--Delegates
representing every state and territory In
the union and the leading countries OF the
world. assembled here today to attend the
International Congress on the Welfare of
the Child under the auspices Of the Ma
tlonal Mothers congress. 1t is estimated
that upwards OF 800 delegates are here, in
addition to 400 or 500 visitors. The CON
gress viii be in session for one week and
promises TO be one Of the most notable OF
its kind ever held. AZ least a dozen ma
tlons are represented in the assembly,
among them being Great Britain, Ger
many, Holland, Japan. Greece. France,
Switzerland, South Africa and other coun-
tries.
The feature of the opening day will be
the reception and address TO the delegates
by President Roosevelt at the white House
at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon, which mark
the formal opening Of the congress. The
president will speak on some phase Of the
child life.
The real work OF the congress will begin
tonight, when the delegates will meet at
the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal
church.
This is the one day that I put ever
higher than the veterans of the civil war
was the enthusiastic preliminary remark
Of President Roosevelt today in receiving
the delegates to the congress of mothers
at the White House. The president made
the occasion a decidedly more than intorma
reception hy having the marine band ir
attendance and his military and naval aides
in full uniform.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-11
FARE
rwo-cENF PAssENGER
House Committee Listens TO ArGu-
ments ON Effect Of Measure.

House Committee Listens TO ArRu-
ments ON Effect Of Measure.
WASHINGTON, March l0.-The subject
of 2-cent per mile maximum passenger
fare in the United States was up for hear
ing today before the house committee on
Interstate and foreign commerce. Repre-
sentatives OF the American Travelling Mems
league OF the United States addressed the
committee In support of the Sulzer bill
making compulsory the sale by railroad
companies OF interchangeable mileage
books. An amendment 90 the interstate
commerce act to authorize railroads to
carry q blind passenger and his attendant
on one fun fare ticket was urged. Repre-
sentative Norris OF Nebraska spoke In be-
half OF the bill to require railroad COM
panies 20 charge no more for an interstate
passage between two giyen points than the
total OF the local state fares between those
points.
Mr.. Bartcher informed the committee that
there were in the United states practically
500ooO commercial travellers each OF whom
is virtually a freight solicitor for the rail-
roads. creating business for common car
riers every day In lhe year Were the com
mercial travellers 10 go o0t OF business. -
be said, "or TO suspend for six months
Nhe FhiAfptua WVutu ht NiilAhb " AahN hlul
back as a patron ON any terms. lie Is
the largest buyer OF transportation in the
country and the most productive agency in
e,inginE about the moving OF freight. We
Aleve we are entitled TO a concession from
the railroads In the form OF thousand
mile interchangeable mileage book. good
on any road, at the net rate of ? cents a
mile. The general public would not be de
nied the same privilege Of purchase nLdel
the Interstate commerce law, 80 it carnot
be claimed that this would be a discrlnmi.
nation IN favor OF a special class Such
a book would be OF reciprocal advantage &c
those who buy ami those who sell trans
portation and II wolld lie great con
venience for the checking OF baggage. would
facilitate travel? incrclse sales and dis
tribute millions Of dollars annually"
In my own line" SAID Mr.. Cans there
is sold every year IN this country S25s, 900 10,
worth OF ready-made clothing or food
stuffs. groceries. ,lTy goods, hardware and
many other staples. el per seng is sold by
'drumners on he ROAD From these Tact.
alone n seems svidant that an inter
chankeable scent milclge hook would h,
3 profitable thing Tor ne rallroals as wei
~ 90 us"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-11
GREAT BRITAIN TAKES HAND
Foreign Once Reminds Japan OF
C1ause In Treaty Governing
War with Orientals,

TOXIC, March 10-According to a well
authenticated report. the center OF in
terest in the Tatsu Maru affair has been
removed to London. When the British
government was informed OF Japsn's an
nouncement that, in the event OF refusal
by China to entertain her demands, Japan
proposed to take Independent action"
the British foreign office asked Count
Komura, the Japanese ambassador in Lon
don what steps Japan proposed to take,
calling his attention 20 the clause in the
treaty with Great Britain covering the
question Of war between Japan and any
other nation, Great Britain's interest
therein being understood here Ambassa-
dor Komura, being unable to give a defi-
mite answer, asked the foreign office in
Toxic for information, which found the at
titude OF the British government an unex-
pected phase In the situation. It is is ex-
pected here that the British government
is advising arbitration on the question of
the restoration Of the arms seized and
has pointed out the advisabilty of Japan
admitting the moral side of the question
While doubtless technically correct. This
new turn of events has created dead
lock here, and the foreign office is now
awaiting advices from Ambassador Ko-
mura.
LONDON, March 1o-The report coming
from Toxic that the British government
had asked Japan through its ambassador
here. Count Komura, what steps It .pro-
posed taking in the Tatsu Maru case, and
that Great Britain had advised arbitra-
ton, was denied today The British For
eign office said it had taken no action
whatever in the matter, Count Komura
also issued a denial of the Toxic reports,
which caused much surprise at the Jap
anese embassy as well as at the Foreign
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-11
PRINCE MENILEK OFFENSIVE
Near Relative OF King of AbyasinIa Ia
Causes Trouble I'm
SaxonY.

HAMBURG, March lO.-Prince Ludwig
Menlek of Abyssinia has been expelled
from Germany as an undesirable foreigner
The prince is a near relative of the king
of Abyssinia and a negro. He was born at
Adds Adeba, and for a long time past he
has been making unsuccessful efforts TO
organize companies for the exploitation of
mines, rubber and cotton In the kingdom
of his relative. He has been charged re-
peatedly with drunkenness and disorderly
conduct in various parts OF Germany. He
has already been expelled from Saxony.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-11
TAFT FIRST, LAST, ALL TIME
First and second Districts of Heme
City Declare UnequivOcaIIy
for Him.

CINCINNATI, o., March 1o-"Taft first,
last and all the time" was the form OF
endorsement adopted today by the repub-
iiean congressional convention OF the First
and Second districts IN Secretary Tafrs
home city. August Hermann, the base
bail man. Is one Of the alternates in the
First district.
ALLIANCE. O., March lQ-The repub-
iicans OF the Eighteenth congressional dis
trict today nominated Congressman James
Kennedy for a fourth term, euloglzed Presl-
dent Roosevelt and endoroed Taft
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-11
ROADS HURRY INTO COURTS
Kansas Lines Seek to Prevent Com
mission from Enforcing Reduc-
tiOn in Tariffs.

TOPEKA, Kan, March l0.-The railroads
OF Kansas today appealed to the United
States circuit court for a restraining order
enjolnlng the State Board OF Railroad Com
missioners from placing into effect April !
the new proposed freight rate schedules.
II is claimed by the railroads that the new
schedule win cause a reduction In the pres
ent freight tariffs Of 25 per cent. The main
contention OF the roads Is that the pro-
posed rates are confiseatory.i t8
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-11
ORCHARD ADMITS HIS CRIME
Pleads Guilty 10 Murder OF Former
Governor steunenberg at
Caldwell,

CALDWELL, Idaho, March 1O.-Harry
Orchard, today, before Judge Fremont
Wood In the district court. was allowed
to withdraw his former plea Of not guilty,
entered at his first arraignment by order
OF the court when he stood mute and en-.
tered another plea Of guilty to the charge
Of murder IN the first degree as charged IN
the indictment. Judge Wood will sentence
Orchard ON March lS
Orchard pleaded guilty to having killed
former Governor Steunenberg.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-11
GREAT ACCURACY OF FIRING
Vessels at MasdhIenn bay Have
Excellent Record at Target
Practice.

WASHINGTON, March 1O.-Unofficial in
formation which has reached the Navy
department shows that greater speed and
accuracy in firing has been attained dur
ing the target practice this year than ever
before. The performance at Magdalena
bay shows that the Albany has broken
all records for rapidity and accuracy
with its five-inch guns. its average being
ten hits per minute and the ST. Louis
with its six-inch guns averaging eight
and three-quarters hits per minute.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-11

ITALIANS FIGHTING GRIM
Frank L.. FruEOne Declares Vigilance
Protective League IL Accom-
nIfshinE Much Good.

NEW YORK. March 10.-Frank l.. Fru-
gone, president of the Italian Vigilance
Protective league, recently organized by
leading Italians In this city TO aid In the
suppression of crime. gave out a state
mont yesterday in which he said the move
mSnt showed rapid progress and the mem
bership already numbered several thou
sand.
The league" said Mr.. Frugone lis in
constant communication with other similar
organizations throughout this country and
stands as an unit against the criminals"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-11
Omaha yesterday:

Night riders run wild in Kentucky and
Tennessee and shoot and burn. Page T.
Anarchist Ala is examined closely by
alienists. Page q.
Walsh alleges misconduct of the jury In
reaching his conviction. Page l.
President Roosevelt entertains the
mothers congress at the White House,
making the occasion more than an In
formal one. Page J..
Missionary life portrayed by the young
people at the Pittsburg convention. Page l.
Kansas railroads hurry into courts to
prevent the promulgation of a reduced rate
schedule. Page /.
state chairman's position in Oklahoma is
bone Of contention among republicans in
convention which will meet today. Page 1.
Italians are engaged in fighting crime
among their number. Page 1.
Assistant District Attorney Heney de-
nies that immunity was offered Ruef, but
says It was sought Page 2.
| American ships make record for ac-
curacy of firing at Magdelena bay. Page 2.
Ohio district conventions declare for
Taft for president. Page I.
Director North declares he furnished
figures requested of him, giving the au-
thority when they had not been collected
by himself Page 2.
| Congressman Kinkaid secures lecturers
from the agricultural department for the
big Sixth district Page I.
| An insane Swede shoots a rifle into the
royal castle of the king and queen of Nor
way with the intention of killing the king.
Page q.
King Edward writes to Kaiser Wilhelm
and the controversy over the latter's letter
to Lord Tweedmouth is ended Page 1.
Great Britain is alleged to have taken
hand in the Japanese-Chinese squabble,
but this is denied in London. Page 1.
English acting premier promises the
country will maintain her naval lead.
Page /.
Prince Menelick, a relative OF the king
of Abyssinia, is making himself offensive
ih Germany. Page a
NEBRASKA
Sixty assessors met in Lincoln to dis
cuss the tax law. Missouri Pacific in rate
reduction matter flies showing Nebraska
lines under present rates non-remunera-
tive Page 3
LOCAL.
President Luther Drake of the Mer-
chants National bank frustrated an at
tempt to hold up the bank for $1,000 made
by James e. Fee, a desperate man who
gives the address OF 1929 North Seven
teenth street Page /
Chief of Police Donahue has not received
a new order from Mayor Dahlman to close
the city up Sunday. and make it blue II
accordance with the request Of the Min.
isterial association. Page IL
Glen Rathburn, of Des Moines, Ia, sho
and killed his wife, and then killed him
self at the home Of Attorney r. S. Hall
$3.50 Farnam street, where Mrs. Rathburr
was working as a domestic. Page /
Police will crab automobilists the sam,
as teamsters when they "cut the corners
at intersections, instead of making
square turn in accordance with the rul'
of the road Page 4
The Union Pacific Railroad compan!
gave more shop men their time Tuesday
and a reduction in the clerical forces a
the headquarters building is looked 70
daily. Page 2
CoMnEERoIAL INDusTRLAL.
Live stock markets Page 9
Grain markets. Page 9
Stocks and bonds. Page 8
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-11
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
Mr.. MeLauria Suggests Cotton as
Basis for Treasury Notes,

""5IH TOT IFedHury NOtea,
WASHINGTON, March l0.-Cotton as a
basis fon the issuance Of treasury notes in
times Of money stringency was the chies
feature Of speech on the pending cur
rency bill by Senator McLaurln of Missis-
sippi. Mr.. McLaurin thought there was no
special need for currency legislation, and
claimed that the policies OF the republican
party We're responsible for the recent
panic.
Senator Gallinger secured an agreement
to vote on the ocean mail ship subsidy on
March 90.
After passing several bills on the cllen-
dar, the senate, at S;l5 p. m. adjourned.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-11
MINIMUM FINE FOR REBATES
Jsase Dyer st 81. Louis AdIsinisisrs
Penalty on Plea of Railroad
10 Charges.

ST. LOUIS Mo, March l0-The Frisco
road pleaded guilty 70 giving rebates on
thirteen counts today. Judge Dyer imposed
a fire OF 400 on each OF the thirteen
counts IN the Indictment The fine. amount
ing 70 $4,000 is the minimum
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-11
OF THE HOUSE
Mr. Hamilton Speaks ON Federal
Control of COrpOrntionA.

on Federal
Control of Corporations.
WASHINGTON. March 10-Consideration
OF the postoffice appropriation bin was re-
sumed in the house OF representatives to-
day. Although amendments were in order.
the bill when it was laid aside for the day
with eleven pages disposed of had under
gone no material change.
noteworthy speech by Mr.. Hamilton of
Michigan, upholding the right of the federal
government to control corporations and
sustaining the president in his attitude
toward them, was the feature of the days
proceedings. Other addresses were made by
Messrs. Small OF North Carolina and Fin
ley of South Carolina, each of whom at
tackled the proposition to increase the pay
for ocean mail service on the ground that
It was but subterfuge for a ship subsidy.
At 5:l5 the house adjourned
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-11
ENGLAND WILL RETAIN LEAD
Acting Premier Asquith Promises
Government VIII Not Lose Su-
premaey ON Seas.

LONDON. March lO.-The comparative
strength of the natives Of Great Britain and
Germany. which already has occupied so
much time during the present session OF
Parliament, was again brought TO the
front this afternoon in the House OF Com
mons by the debate on the naval estimates
and II drew from Herbert II. Asquith, the
acting premier, reassertion of the inten-
tion OF the government TO maintain Great
Britain's unassailable supremacy at sea.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-11
Brynn TaILs to ssudents.

LINCOLN Neb.. March i0-WnHam j.
Bryan today addressed the students Of
the State university on Arbitration versus
Force" Mr.. Bryan urged that nations set
tie disputes by international arbitration
Chancellor Andrews presided at the meet
ing
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-11

PARIS. March l0.--Madame. Anna Gould
has decided TO postpone her departure for
New York for a few days. tier original
plan was to sail tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-11
nnymond HitcAcock os trial.

NEW YORK. Mafch 10 Raymond Hitch
cock, the comedian, Was put on trial In
the criminal branch OF the supreme court
before Justice Blanchard on an Indictment
growing out OF charges preferred by a rs
year-old girl
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-11
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
, y WEArRER.

For o. "a. Council Bluffs and Vicinity
Fair; continued moderate temperature.
For Nebraska-Fair Wednesday.
For Iowa-Fair Wednesday; moderate
temperature
Temperature at Omaha yesterday:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-02
TO the PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the 'FREIE
PREssE FJER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of ali German papers published
in the State Of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-offices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory
and in Oklahoma.
1t clrculates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to B.
Paso and of course mainly III
the thickly populated centra.
and southwestern parts OF the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlavel1ng men and oul
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver'
Using medium In the State o.
Texas, when it is the object te
reach the German reading po.
pulatlon.
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sao.s eras-J m-2aabereien.


100000 Mfer biGiges, reides
SarmIa1ib I'M arteiiiben @iirtel bon
Siio-Seras in Mneces, Cameron nno
Dubal Counties. Mnes 2ano tit tiefe,
idpar5e, roGenoe, Mesqutte 8rairie
uno tiefer, idpar5er, ianoiger 2ebm.
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ringer Siefe. @euBerit geiunbe Sc
geno 9as 2anb lit ailsge5eidnet fir
8aumtpone, Corn, Mfalfa, 8ein.
trauberL SrangerL 3itronen etc. un>
Iiegt an Der 5iienbabn. Bir berfan-
fen in Bar5enen bon getpiinihter
@r0be. Sir peitere S~nformationen
lhreibe man an Die
Uerman-M american 2anb So.
Mlice, 0ueces 60, Seras
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Gfneepumgrn.

Gin befannter Rehtsantpdlt bat
einsn bermDsenber iun9en Mann, Der
f6 bes Di.bitabls zines Merthgtser1s
ftanbes aus elmer 0ffentlt4en Samm>
lung fdulbis sema4t, Dor benz 2aros
eert9t pertbeibigt unb duf Grlino bon
Neutrality-suspicious. tpegen get@
ifiser lln5urednunssfdbigfeit frsibs@
iomrnen. gr beslidpinf6t leinen
Rlienten i'm Bureau unb fliAt IN bic
Graduation cine leiie MabnunS an
bas bereinbarte 9onorar BON 500
Mart Elm. Dieter aber 5udt bic @diel
unb tpenbet iid gum Geben, inbsm er
nit malitiDftm 2dheln bemertt: sNls
i'd Sbnsn Elm 70 bohes Sonorar per-
fprad, tpar id natirlid audi idon
getftig un5ure9nungsfdbis!"
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|U1orHs8 erieht.
Can antDutu. 26. Eebr. 1908
y q d IL a cite.

gan antpnir, 1es., 26 Sebr :
Drbinars 6M Gents; 5oao groiaafe
8L g.nts; 9Dm Wihhiina 9ss 9.s.
Miobline 1917 Cent?; 5Dot WIiooiina
10T Cts 9RioaIine fair l2I sts.
O aIpeftpm, IeE.. &c Sebr. Grhtaars
tx Cts; @opb Ocbiaarp W. Ete
uorp Minosine 1919 @eats.; 9Riah,trf
liz gts.; @uDb aitontlas III 80
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Netu Crlcan8, Ye*, 26 SEER. :
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i,rn 10 Ilt6 Gents, MtobItH9 lJI ees:ks
Gum Mi6niing IL l5l Is sts.: a<'b7ia7s
sssnir Is 1llG Gents.
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Der bette Seller Ser 8elt.

Mep. S. Starbio bon goit &ap-
mono. Maine, iagt: SD gebraudte
Mrniea-S albe mebrere Sabre an
meiner SoIoatenpunoe uno onoeren
@eihpiiren uno fano Tie ols ben be-
item Seller Der 8elt. grfoIgreid
ipenoe id iie nud als Sieror5t an
Ireis 25c BEL 4oolpb 0reiB unb Sc.
Gobn & Co., 4potbefer.
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Heralefd1..

,eie baben fid tpobl redt an ben
Dodei sstp1bnt2"-W ittib: nOas
iuiu ih meinen! @eben Sie muir, tpie
mid has tluse Sbier NIT feinen treuen
Mnaer anf9ait - gerabe pie mein
Geliaer, nsnrl er ben !9ausf4luhel
haben tppnte.1
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0iinitiae 2apitaIanIage.

Cine grobere @n5abl @enoor.2ien-
Soften gu berfdieoenen Betrdgen fino
All perfaufen. 9ie ein5elnen Soften
iin6 auf beri6ieoene 3eitoauer alisge-
Iteat. Mod8nfraeen in Der Sffi8e Der
u6reien Breiie fir Serns".
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Cransembanme SIT pcrfanfen.

OrangenbGume, melde oas fate
@etter ausbalten fonnen nno nidt
our9 Sroit beidaoigt tperoenL iino
5t perfaufen.
S6ul5e's 0rugitore,
col @oIia6 StroBe.
@Ites Gel. 365 6&. 9enes gel.t361.
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aa.an ner Refrr sariids.

rSSff sSbre before 9alfte pieber ba9"
- .Nein = aber bon ibr Die Before
9dlte.1-.Wie fon i'd bas Der teben2A
-vNa, gang einfad: ibre Garberobe."
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rMenn's Dir f9leat lpirb, Mife,
birfen Mrs bar1n nit Der Gigarre
probiren9" = Stem Worf Worlo.
mtn a1iind1mer Ainnl.

SD miinf9' Dir anes Suite GUN.
@eburtstag, @ater =. Slid unb sc.
funbbeit = unb baB % INNER re9t
Durit baft!"
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Ar1a ner #d1mIe,

r8riBe, tparum fommf gu 10
fpdta" - cMetn pater bat mir les
braudt!" = Sra, 3D. bdtt' er bod ie,
manb anber'n iebrauden fOnnen!" -
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8anmusG,arueun mt oeiieuprosu'..

Yrima 3aummpIiamen =. Wesi ps'
TDnae 1923.
Baunnruuniamen Del, rDil, 32R Ctr.
Brirno BnummDafanfsn Rufber. on
Toune $3.50.
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MnterhaIttaftasHnH

9aber: r9arbl, Du mubt bic
Runben beim Ginfeifen Elm fDenis nnz
terbdlten." So sd frag' ia
70 ieber, Oh er bic futtge Mitttpe'
fuou oefehen bat"
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G1ttrdt,1Infnt.

Rad bret @o9en %bringsn sic nil
erft meinelt Megenfairm 5urude"
.Mbtr i'd bitt' @ie, es bat ia bed BIZ
qunae 53ett geregnet!"