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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29

TO NJ Andre, the examining magistrate.
His name is Muraice Bordet. He is
a rich retired merchant. His official
testimony was practically n reiteration
OF what he told the newspapermen, but
he insisted that Nine, SteinheIl could
not have hoped TO marry him. because
he had distinctly advised her against
obtaining q divorce and told hcr that
he could never marry her on account of
his children.
Believes in Her Innocence.
cit is impossible for me to believe, -
he said. ''that the woman who was so
CAV and light t-hear.ed over the tele-
phone in the morning committed these
atrocious murders at nightfall -
Tonight Magistrate Andre ordered
that autopsies be performed on tho
bodies of NJ Steinheil and Nine. Japy,
on the now theory that they were pos
oned before they were strangled NJ.
Couillaud testified that he saw Nine.
S.eiubeil Tour rum into the glasses or
her husband and her stepmothcr on the
night of the crime. something which
she had never done before.
Doctors who took the stand testified
to the absence of any evidence that the
victims struggled or suffered during
stranpulation. and suggested that n drug
was administered beforehand.
NJ. Coullaud testified that since the
Mime Steinhcil had ordered him
to destroy several bottles In the family
medicine chest, CONTRARY 30 custom,
he SAID. "Mme. Steinheil S attitude on
the night of the crime toward her hus-
band and mother was amazingly
amiablc. y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
| AND AMERICA
/ HAVE SUPPORT
|p,rers of the World Ely.
IA 10 Send Sympathy
and Strength.

a|mGToN, Nov, 2S.-Cordial
and sympathy in the ends
vi ~ obtained by Japan and
;Ea states in the agreement
I China and the Pacific, as
'H, The Associated. Press dis
Lated today, has been given
Y,,d it is believed will be
II the nations of Europe
L,,,ssts in that section of the
~ influence in maintaining
ouo in the Pacific and the
,s G of China is pointed out
enoueb to mark the agree
n "A 10 few recorded in recent
.Ss worlds history.
;.sree OF the State depart
',Ls subject permitted com
lille 10 become public con-
& uerotis tions, and this lit
,,o6ued to the announcement
would be restatement of
= of both countries regard
dsigned, it is said, to clear
\ |riapprehension that might
neciave Step Taken.
/ negotiations have pro.
tbe point of actual sigma
agreement, thus indicating
sriescence in the course by
rstiops having large inter
!. far east. marks, so dip
,scials assert, a decided
plution of the eastern ques-
American government has
l,d the nations of the world
I;srcsts In Asia as to their
the subject OF the new
These included the gov
which heartily gave their
% the "open door, policy,
,dyocated and consistently
Elehn Hay while Secretary Of
lrsaiy have been received
ii them.
rtached an entire accord on
Xslss of the agreement, all
"a to be done is TO agree Oh
This work has made splen-
"a and IL was said at the
-urtment today that in all
h the agreement would soou
|rblic,
: lisashira, the Japanese En-
allsd at the State depart
hJ, and remained for some
s|a,ierence with Acting Secre-
Elimination Reached.
Fsenent reached between
{ tho United States is the
y Of a long line of conven-
nfts and understandings be-
iwo countries dating back
/ /cEoversy over the Japanese
Eerion IN San Francisco.
time. in the minds of
y, threatened a rupture Of
n relations of the two coun.
ht MAS settled amicably.
b was copyright and trade
E.yentlon; an arbitration
prompt answer to an invite
anticipate in the Toxic cS. !
lsd last OF all. tho visit of
alip fleet, tine rapid success. |
ieh events, in the minds Of !
dspartment officials, hes but
ssgsngthen the good feeling
y two nations. which is now /
y what some think amounts !
III 70 an alliance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
''HRAsED RY
AGREEMENT REACHED

H., &.-The terms OF the
Is ~ f agreement regarding
n n Shina are reCe!ved with
= ~ so,ernmental circles. The
- me agreement, which
ID p governments 10 commu-
rst an other for the purpose
|trr mutual understanding be-
|alS, sny measures In the event
4 n quo being threatened, is
n r. nmense Importance here,
4 tIs make the United States
4 ~ aroitrators Of the future
d inan'a, i,il'a France, however. does
ansr,eo rseo u Is estimated in re-
~-.els that she was conf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
DEsIRED SATISFACTION.

"You wan, 10 get damages, I suppose
said the lawyer TO whom Mrs. Donovan'a
husband escorted her on the day AFTER
she and Mrs, Leahy had INDUCED In
little difference OF opinion.
"pamaecs" echoed Mrs. Donovan.
shrllly. Haven't / got damages enough
already, man? What I'm afther Is salts
faction. Youths Companion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
woll.Known Doctor Dying

NEW l ioRM, S,,r,,eon OF the Presbyterian
SSsb GSsn aopsS Of Pr {ames MsG2is
was injured '9Say' }$oy = pF9pnGil earriage He was
5eing i, 'aTowni Sair of Of spirited horses Which which
sSHs ahSd at passing an anht AZ 3he ,bas Prf'Sg BUT
tefan hospital it Is SAID 1.'..,i,! to",e "o~ -'er-
slight hope - h'1
talncd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
GOOD PROSPECT FOR
TWO MORE STATES
"a The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.IPresldefs Preside
Roosevelt will recommend sePanaCa
ct st9f statebood for Now Mexico and Ar'zond
in his annual message 10 conefee:iHI, e:iIs anl ad
the prospect is very good tna. an E1I, U,iiI
mitting both states INTO 'hg io9a a' ~ the
,ae.;a, ,f GnuproSs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29

dcntially advised prior to the publica-
tion OF this agreement. and that she ex-
pressed her entire approval Herewith.
The morning newspapers print pron1i-
nently the details OF the Amercan-Jap-
anese agreement.
The Matin says:
Thus vanishes the dream of the en-
peror OF Germany. who leaned upon the
American people TO struggle against the
yellow peril
The other papers nan the agreement as
a distinct achievement OF American dipio-
macy.
Unclaimed suits and oveycoats at
half price, Daniels, the tailor, 81
West Second South
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

Satin smooth skin secured using Satin
skin cream and Satin skin powder Zoe.
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To the Cont stant Polling tie M0S Voles
Issue Between Nov. s and Dec. 5, 1908

a to
n to Of We
matln
UP TO
M. DECEMBER WELL KNOWN JUDGES
I'M MAKING
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28
Notice of First Meeting of
Creditors.

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE FOURTH DISTRICT OF
ARIZONA TERRITORY, IN BANKRUPTCY.
In THE MATTER OF
FRANK DEIrz, In Bankruptcy.
BANKRUPT
To the Creditors of Frank Deitz, of
Winslow, in the County of Navajo,
and District aforesaid, Bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
9th day of March, A. d., 1907, the said
Frank Deitz was duly adjudicated
bankrupt; and the first meeting of his
creditors will be held at my office in
the Bank Building in Winslow, Nava-
jo County, said District on the 4th day
of April, A T. 1908, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, at which time the said credi-
tors may attend, prove their claims,
appoint Trustee, examine the bank
rupt, and transact such other business
as may properly come before said meet
ing.
March 25th., 1905
FRED w. NELSON,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28

Ex-Mayor ]. L. Morse, and M.
H. Cooey, of Fresno, left for the
West Saturday morning last, in
tending to make make num-
Der of stops between Winslow
and Fresno in the interest OF the
proposed cooperative land aSsO-
citation, which is for the benefit
of railroad men only.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28

Prof. Z. E. Kemp, an imper-
senator and entertainer of ma
tional reputation, passed thru
Winslow Wednesday morning
He is scheduled for all the large
towns on the coast. Prof. Kemp
is a lifelong friend of Prof c. H.
Slifer and has promised to give
an entertainment on his return
in May under the auspices of the
graduating class.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28

Snow fell Friday morning at
nearly every point between Selig-
man and Albuquerque, but Wins
low was exempt, suffering moth
ing more severe than a slight
drop in the temperature and a
biting wind. Cars coming from
both East and West were plenti-
fully covered with a supply of
the "beautiful." /"
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28

Mr.. Thos. Lowry, vice-presi-
of the 500" Line, occupying pri-
vate car No. 999, returned East
on No. 2, Tuesday evening, hav-
ing spent the past month visit
ing Castle Hot Springs, Ariz., a
well-known health resort on the
S. F. p. & P, between Ash Fork
and Phoenix.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28

Breakdown

Nerve energy is the
force that controls the or
gans of respiration, cir
culation, digestion and
elimination. When you
feel weak, nervous, irri-
table, sick, it is often be-
cause you lack nerve
energy, and the process
Of rebuilding and sustain
ing life is interfered with.
DR.. Miles Nervine has
cured thousands Of such
cases, and will we believe
benefit if not entirely
cure you. Try it.
'My nervous system gave away
completely, and left me on the verge
of the grave. I cried skilled physi:-
clans but got no permanent relief.
I got so bad I had to give up my
business. 1 began taking DR.. Miles
Restorative Nervine. In a few, days
1 was much better, and I continued
to improve until entirely cured. L
am in business again, and never miss
an opportunity to recommend this
remedy" MRS. W. i. BURkE,
Myrtle Creek, Oregon.
Inc, and we authorize him to return
price of first bottle (onIy) if it fails
to benefit you.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28
VOTE FOR 8UTNER

Mr.. v E. Butner, candidate
for Town Clerk on the Socialist
ticket, wishes to call the atteu-
tiOn of his friends to thefact that
he is out to win and desires each
and everyone of them to speak a
word in his favor and to mark
their ballot accordingly.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28

F. S. Lewis and Bob Burke,
together with others Of the
"hunters bold" returned from the
mountains late Saturday evening
each wearing one large, original
tan.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28

r. c. Kaufman, cashier IN
Agent Holmes office, is quite
seriously i'll with an attack OF
pneumonia and will probably be
taken to the hospital in Los An
geles tomorrow.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28
yeleS tomorrow. .

l.. H. Ball received a message
last week stating that his father,
r. E. Ball, had died at Columbia
City, Ind, at the advanced age
of SO years. His death was due
to his extreme age.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28
D his extreme age.

Engineer Geo. K. Anderson has
returned from San Marcial, n
NJ, where he was recently called
by the sudden death of a relative
at that point.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28

Barnett Stiles and wife return
ed Wednesday from an extended
visit to the various parts of Tex
as, where they have been for the
past month.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28

DR.. Oscar S. Brown returned
Tuesday morning from Los An
geles and other Southern Cali
fornia points, W here he has been
visiting for the past few days.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Daze, ac-
compained by their daughters
Kathleen and Marie, returned
Wednesday from Ohio, where
Mrs. Daze was called on account
of the recent death of her
mother.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28

Engineer {. E. Stoddard left
on No 2 last night for Grand
Rapids, Mich, where he was call
ed on account of the serious i'll
ness of his brother.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28
LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining uncal
ID for in the WinslOw Post OffiC
or the week ending March %:
MissJessie Fremont Anderson
Henry Baldwin
]. L. Curry
John Culinary
Peter Daley
]. ]. Fitzgerald
VIM. GOrsuch
Levi Haskins
]. M. Hall 4
w. A. Harvey
H. G. Jones 5
Emanuel kufske
George Keegan
Miss Mayme Wright
J. S. Morris
Vim. Mclaughlin
w. H. McCollison
Thomas McNeigh
Danial Nohrer
Antoney Rose
Willetta Rose
James Pine
Margret Tracey
Fred Wade
Robert Western
Fred WOOley
MEXICAN LIST.
Sr. Esteban Arambula
Benisio Archibuque 2
Atilona Octame
Antonio Jose Oracle
Lorenza Arrollo
Emediamo Snares
Juan B. Sanches
lose Rafael Salazar
Resabio Mulrem
Petaslnlo Melgosa
Sr Fimetic Perez
Sr Juan SotelO
Madinono Jaramillo
RupurtO Diaz
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28

]. N, and John Harper have
returned to Winslow and resum-
ed work on the Second District.
The brothers were called East
some two weeks ago by a tele-
gram announcing the sudden
death of their father.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28

The Tuesday Litsrary club was
entertained at a thimble party
tuesday, afternoon by Mrs Gil
lard at her cosy home. Dainty
refreshments were served, and
the afternoon was very enjoyable,
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28

n. NJ. Rice, general storekceper
of the Santa Fe system, accom-
panied by. |. ]. Custer, OF San
Bernardino, Cal, storekeeper for
the Santa Fe Coast Lines, were
Winslow visitors this week look
ing over the local situation as re-
CARDS their particular depart
ment.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28

The young ladies have issued
over forty invitations for a Leap
Year dancing party for next
Tuesday evening which promises
to be one of the most enjoyable
parties OF the season.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28

F. M Murphy, president of the
S. F. P. & P. Ry., passed through
Winalow in his private car at
tached to No. l Thursday morn
ing. Mr.. Murphy has been IN
New York and other Eastern cl-
ties for the past two months.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28

Mrs. ]. F. Briscoe returned
Monday from California after a
pleasant visit spent in the south
ern portion of that sunny state.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28

Cade Selvey, chief OF the secret
service department of the Santa
Fc Coast Lines, was a Winslow
visitor this week.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28

Mr.. George Rickel, ofFlagstaff
is in town visiting with friends.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-28

re OOdSl Lilies, WAS q w llSlOW
visitor this week.
6. D. Simpson, travelling in
spector for the Santa Fe, visited
Winslow this week, returning
West on No. 7 Tuesday morning.
c. ]. Spellmire returned Sunday
evening from Phoenix where he
went on business in connection
with his sheep interests.
DR.. and Mrs Waite entertained
Mr.. Charles Akers Of Phoenix
the latter part of the week.
Mr. Benjamin Davis of Denver
is visiting his brother A. w. Da-
Wis and friends.
Mr., George Rickel, ofFlagstaff,
is in town visiting with friends.
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acknowledgement
Siircau hes 2tnotsMcgtitrGfprs.
RnfhhQu2. q,

8aIIlnule, IS. Sea. 1903.
"a bic EtraBeHourdbrI9s.G oMmtiidre in
geicblid oorgeidrtebe1er l3et1e ibren eHogiils
ligeH uno oerbeiierien Reridt iiber Die 3Hpee
tprobeHen gmiAdbiQungeH, t~lnfoften nrtn
@eriberb6bungGE iitr pte. 4onbemRtrune uno
Ceffnune Der @aterss iFahe, ban Der Sftleite
Der WiHbiorfDllt9fcuo nab Der eoemGliaeH
ipcftltden SIdotareH3e uebit oeu ourauf be3iie.
liten eHegitltiGeu ltno oerbeiierten erfldrenoeH
YldneH IN Scridbbcit Der Sorihriiteu oe3 gaG.
iirnQrc StuhtsGbarters mo Der AM 10. Mlai
1907 urter3cihneien Neroronune yir. 277 oe5
4tapors uno Stuotrntbe bon Baltimore uno
ipldcr uroercr @tleEe uHo 8eroronIugeu, Die
auf oicic 9lugclc9cnbcit oerpenbbar ftno, bel
ltnc binteriegt tdben.
luiro hermit bCidlHt gemabi, baB beiagter
geritlt lub IIdUc auf oieic gSeiie in oieiem
Hiircuu biHter Cpt lpOrbeu It!o liHb ouB Der
gIapor, uno zluotratb bon. Baltimore, ooer ir'
peIto cine ISeriun ooer Berioneu. Uoer Corpora
iioHen, Die nit Der Gertbeiluna Der oorbenauH,
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pom 20. 9e5enlber 1908 an, ais bent eriten Ia
&c occ bon mir dlrgeGlnBenen 8er0ffentlidpuug
oieler ytoti5. ihriitIid odaeaeH an oqs BNltt,
more Sta6tgert6t appcuiren uth has beiaatc
0eriht eriudcI ll0geH, 6%iCieIhen 5I reoioireH.
z. SeiUell Thpmas,
Staot=tegiiirator.
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Bic lcBtcu Scrrituricu.

On Sen lebten 5luon5l9 Sohren bat
lid Die 3abl Der Stoaten III Der
llilion Inn od)t pcrnlchrt uno III 0o-
nit al,i l6 oeiticgcn SIC meiItcn
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in Den 9ulb uuigenontmcn: Die hci
Den 9afotos, Moutunn mo Wnlhs
ington in 1883. Gin Sahr lp0tcr Io(gs
ten ,Soabo mo @poming. Sch3
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me .lltab's oui 10 gebrodlt. GS Bile
ben mr. nod, pier Scrritoricn ilbrlg.
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iflpeibt lperoen. 9tdd) langem Saber
ipnrbe borm ihlieblid) S%flabonlo
mn Dem Snoianer 9 Serritorlilnt i'm
Ronennber 1907 Die Staotenrcd]tc
5ieebilligt. Gie beioelt nod iibriBen
S%erritorien Irisonn ut0 Neu.Merifo
lpeiaerien lid, lid ben @unief beS
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ionoers itr1iibte lih ari5ona geger
cine @erifmel5utg init Neu,Merito
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mo oemgenab itilnmten Die Silrger
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%dlt Scitcn.
Ter nmcritHniidc Tarmcr nnb
EdIuB,un.

Sic &crciniateu Staoteu Iino ooS
critic NgrifulturIono Der Groc. NRii
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Tar III irinen Snbrcsbcridtcn oli,
lpelder Ntiuioroenie9en Dem Sonoe
aus Der @anomirtbihoft ermddlt. @ir
erpnrtireu melt nlchr lnnolpirtbid)oft-
lidc 4rooufte ais irgeno Gil Snno
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neun man i'm ST 6Cn lnnbluirth-
id)uitlihcu Ero6uftcn rcd)nen mill,
lebr meniG. Die 4Sreile Iiir Die haupt
iGd]lid)lten lonomirthifaitlidcn Gr.
jcugniIie fiir Den @eltlnorft lucr0cn
ouf Dem @eltmarttc fcitaeictt. Ael.
den Gortbcil bot MIN Der amerifunis
Idle Sarmer bon eInem Sd)uB5oQ?
,Sl melder g8ciie fam Der S6ub5oQ
Ole Freiie iiir Die G%r5cugnilic Der
1Sarm ODER Der Tlultagc crbobcn?
lln6 oof iino in Dem bcItcbcnOcn
9inglcp Sarif iiber iieb3ig pcrihicbe
ne Observation-Disclosures Gr5eugniIic
Ourd) ,30ne gcidJiiBt. g8arim uno
luo5ll 30uc oui Hiuopieh, Shaic,
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sic mir ielbit mniienmeiic erportiren?
@elden Nltbell bobcn ole 6orlncr
bon oieien 30uen? Giiniunb5mon5iN
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shreau Ses staOt.Rcaiitrators.

.NallI m0rc. o. Ee8ember 1908.
.slaet oaraII intereifirieu Ferioneit ioiro bier
nit gtadridt ertbCilt. oab Der a ot.Sngcnielr
am 8. Ie5cmbcr 1908 in bietem 9iirenu, mic
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nobrre BON ncllen Stootcn III Den
IeBten Slpon5iq Sobrcn immer cine
mebr pber fpeniger groBe NolIe &C.
ipteIt baben liegen ieBt nab Der
@r6iibentenpabl nifJt mebr nor,
un0 10 mag Der GonqreB Dem Eraits
0enten Sen @eiallen tblm tno Die
beioen letten Eerritorien u%nucr5ii9-
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mGbltc ErGiioent hat gcgen Die Nuf'
uobmc 0crielben ais }mei geionoertc
Stuotcn nidlta cin5llucn0crl. Martm
iolltc cr ulld) Nri5ona umfaBt 49,
900 Guu0rotmeilen, Neusl}erito 10
oar iibcr $4,000. Sic mcr0cu olld|
ein3eln 81 ben groBten Stouten Der
Union gGb0ren uu0 MIR bon lcra9,
Californian ru0 Ntoutnna al Sid
d)cninbult iibcrtroifrn. Nri3onu hat
5llr ,3cit cine Ncp0Iferm9 bon iibcr
100000 SccleL 9teu Wtcrito eiuc
ioIdc non $4,000. 0u3 lit mebr ola
Ncu00o, WpomlllA mo ulloere Stn0s
ten bel ibrcr AuinubmIc bottcn. IS
Iie9t ulio fem @rlrno Dor, Sen bel.
oclt lcbtcu Icrritoricu Die Auinobmc
in Den StuotenbunO III ucrpcigcrn
mo 0nnlit Die 3obl Der Steruc inn
Banner Der &creiniBten Stootcn All
adtm0uicr5ig 81 britQcn.
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Jobanncs Wiartin.

glm 2S. Se5cmber 1905 peridieo Subn
Mnrtiu, sc icbier gntte BON Hpniie WtnriiiI. I'M
9uier non 30 2ubrel IT miuuntclI mo 3 "a
aen. NaS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fitnel AM 1un'
iicritna, > rbr 9iannlitiGas. bon fciucr lceicI
lSubuuuA. atr. 2t5. Siiniic SiruBc, 0i9blauh'
!nlpI, HRS aui Dem gDioufrt Carmel Iricohnte"
IN If (tpf--Ht
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Eiuilie Sicb.

IS iiar6 an Sonn,aa. ben %. ScSemGer
1905 in ibucr }so1nunA. Or. 1901: 2boma5'
@penile. @nlbrouf, Gmilie Iiet. gcliebtc Bran
bon Sbns. z. Eiee iino lodter BON Grnuo
Wion,eiibp mo Sriu. Die sieerbi9rna .tinort
Bcutc DIorGen uut 10 llpr itatt. Seiiebnn9
priudilmI. (36l
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Nnamlta @poen6mrG.

IS itnrb am Is. Ec5ember 1905 eiuaritd
SpocnDnra in ibrcr @Juhnunp. Pr. 1888, Glib
Charles Stra6e. Vie &ecroinuna iinoei Wlitt
iurdl. ben 80. Ne5embcr. @ntmiftd1S 2h tlbg
bonn lrduerbuulc aus itlt.. t36l--5)