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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-20
Z MEREDITH NICHOLSON.

aTV hemeward bound 10 Tie ADes
lean capital whcfe their social position
aud the fathers fame made them con
spicuous
Arnitage put down his cigar and
tent toward Claiborne spes King With
quiet direciness
Captain Claiborne | was Introduced
10 you at Geneva by Mr. Singleton
You may have observed me several
times previously At Venice, Rome.
Florence. Paris. Berlin certainly
saw you shall not deny that In
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-20
The attack had

-
nams on ne pdsse,p found Armltage
0sr Ns6 nnprepared and
"a guard. but with swift reaction his
| wits were 1t work. He at once sought
the purssr and scrutinized every name
00 tho passenger list. II was unlikely
that steersge passenger could reach
the saloon deck unobserved. A second
cabin passenger might do 80. however
aud he sought among the names In the
second cabin list for q clew. He did
not believe that Chauvenet or Durand
had boarded the King Edward. He
himself had made the boat only by
quick dash. and he had left those two
gentlemen at Geneva with much to
consider.
II was. however. quite within the
probabilities that they would send
some one to watch him. for the two
men whom he had overheard In the
dark house on the Boulevard Froissart
were active and resourceful rascais. he
had 10 doubt: Whether they would be
able to make anything Of the cigarette
cass hs bad stupidly left behind he
could not conjecture, but the lmpor
tapcs Of recovering the packet he hnd
cut from Chauvsnefs coat was not
tribe that roguss Of their caliber would
ignore. There was. the purssr said.
sick man in the second cabin. who had
kept close to bis berth. The steward
believed the man to be q continental
of some sort who spoke bad German
He lad taken the boat At Liverpool
paid fos his passage 10 gold. and. com
planning Of illness. retired. evidently
for the voyage. His name was Peter
LudOvie. and the steward described
him 10 detail.
Big fellow, bullet head, bristllng
nustschs. small eyes
That will do" said Armitage, grin.
niAG at the sass with which be identi-
I'D the man.
''fou undsntand that II Ia wholly ir.
regular Tor us to let such matter paas
without acting" said the pnrssr
1T would serve no purpose snd
might Do harm. viii take the re-
sp0nsibilify."
And John Arnitage made q memo
raDdum In his notebook:
"Zmai -: travels ~ Peter Ludo-
VIC"
Armitags carried the envelope which
hs had cut from Chauvenets coat pin
nsd Into ~ inner pocket Of bis waist
coat and since boarding the King Ed
ward ~ had examined II twice dally |
70 - that II was intact The three red |
wax seais we're 10 blank. replacing |
thoss ~ like size that had originally |
bssa aMxsd to the envelope. and at
once aftss the attack on the dark deck
~ opsnsd the packet and examined the
papsrs. some half doxen sheets Of thin
linsn written In = clerks clear band 10
kiack Ink Thers had been no mis-.
take n ths matter. The packet which 1
chauvsnst bad puridned from the old
prime minister n Vienna had come
again into Armitsg~'s hands He was
daily tempted 10 destroy II and cast
q IN bits % the sea wlnds. but he was
dSsssrsd By ths retDembrsDce of his
lAss intsrvisw with the old prime min
lstss
-De sDmsthing for ADssria-~otne
ItfAg fos the empire" These pbrsses
rspsatsd themselves over and over
again IN his mind until they rose and
tell with the csd~nce Of the high. wa
vSrtsG voice u lhs cardinal srcbbshoD
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-20
Grand Bargains

In warm weather goods Of all kinds. such as
silk suits, shirt waist suits, linen suits.
long linen coats. Beautiful white
lawn and batiste waists trimmed
with cluny medaions and lace that
are summers. at bargain prices.
Ladies Wooden Suits for Less than Cost Of
Material.
Linen Skirts, Lawn Skirts. Long and Short Silk Coats
Jackets for Ladies Misses and Children in all styles.
Millinery.
All Trimmed and Untrnmed Hats The models and
styles represent the work Of the foremost designers
in the metropolis
All Reduced to Half Price.
All Summer Muslin and Wash Goods at greatly reduced
prices. Bargains in all departments Just tell US
what you want and we do the rest
Good, Reliable Goods, are the cheapest in the end.
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tentionally fol
lowed you, nor"
John Arnitage
SIN lied, then
gre " gra v .
again = "can !
make any ade-
quate apology
for doing so =
Claiborne e
looked at Armi-
tage wondering
ly The mans
attitude and tone
were wholly Sc
rious aud com
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-20
Chapter VII
ON THE DARK DECK.

AN Columbus every
time | cross" said
Shirley. "What lies
out there In the west
Is an undiscovered
country"
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preJuuice uem
against J o b u
Arnitage, about
whom her broth
eratleast had en-
tertained doubts.
And II In not re
assuring as to q
man Of whom
little or nothing
Ii known that
he In menaced
by secret enc
mics.
The attack had
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-20

In Vienna no married man may make
. balloon ascent without the consent
OF hi. wife and ehildren
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s II A w
Has in Stock

Dop head 5rawcr Sewing Machines with 0ear guarantee To-
$l5.75. Full Cabinet Machines for s35OO
cary 10 stock Machines from three o the standard
al prices deiy competition.
80, heaaoaaner ,or Porch and Bamboo Curtains
New fresh Ma,iiugs I6c 10 3oc per yard
Imported Inlsd Inolrums Sc 10 - o5 ryafd
All Squares Rugs and Carpeng
A new lot oi Window shades just in
Tn. Baldwin Dry Air Rrgetsos which need no comment on
their superior working qnaiss style aud hn'sh lew on
hand 10 elosr ou a . discount rather than carry
Them over Now Is the 10 keep
butter hard. milk sweet, meat
scables fresh
any,hng 10 Furniture Mattresses Pillows Go Carts Express
Wagous etc, etc
write o. call ny catalogue before ordering from any other
yoa wish 10 seud away fof Furniture
CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
Repaifiug Picture Framing aud Rehaishiug
Miibarn Fan and Lumber Wagons
DRY STOVE WOOD
n. N. SHAW,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-20
A Good MueiIsos.

III you make your own mucilage
lone heaping teaspoonful Of gum arabir
10 an ordinary mncilage bottle gives
II pure Mt cheaper rate than tha'
bought ready madei. you can dispense
with court piasters. liquid or otherwise
except where an antiseptic In neees
sary," says woman's Home Compan
Ion. "OrdInary cuts can be coated
with this quite M effectively rs
with the patent preparation Two coats
thoroughly dried will stand the sppIl
cation of water better than anything
but the adhesive plaster doctors USE
an inconyenient. expensive luxury"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-20

y, loving al people because Goi Is
love you heal and feed s1d comfort By
your pressnce.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-20

The unihonghtful persons talk IN NJ
ways gossip. which Ia aiways vnlgar
even II II deals with war and reyolp
tion, The thoughtful persons tslk h
philosophie aud interesting and ell
rant even II II IN about neighbors nDi
servants VII and wisdom are not tH
subjects. but In speakers Phillips
Brooks
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-20
Cash Feed Store
!. II. DcuCh, Mgr.
Telephone. '-i2
Manchester Depot. W.
Reasons
Why

Sargent's Easy Spring Locks
and Artistic Trimmings
should be used are not hard
TO find The Easy Spring
principle is a great advance
in the making OF locks II
permits the gentle closing of
doors; il adds many years to
the life OF the lock. Sai.
ent's Locks stand the wear
aud tear of every day use.
Sargent's hardware trim.
mings are artistsc and cor.
rectly made. They please
those who use them.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-10

Serilln itrirtc ncue0cut
Ibe aailer : aolenoer fir bas SSobr
1908 lit gum %. Wtol erihienen. Mit
reidbaltigcl Sllbalt uno ieiilcr lido.
men ~Giisltottun9 NIT perid)ieoellen
altnltbeilagen lit Der Safer : aolen.
Der Elm gutter Sausireuno +; umio,
mebr, ais er lid, red)t niel nit ameri.
faniid,en @erb1ltniiien befobt ulo
piel @iliensfuertbes uto llnterbal-
tehocs bietet uro ooiu reid illritrirt
lit. Ter Greis bes aolenoers bctrGat
niir 90 Gents. geitequngen beicrgt
oic @uhbanolula bon q. Sunitidl,
Scr. 10, Yoppletonitrabe.
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Idt Scitcn.
g8nIcrlucoc 5um @Dlf.

9ic Gonfrrenj Der rGeep @oter.
mans AIiociotion," Die III Chicago OBJ
geboltcu luoroen lit, bot groBe Be
bcutung fir OoS gon5c 2onO. l(nicre
@aiierpe9c ii1b gum groBen Gbeilc
in Den leBten Snbr5cbnten rcd)t Der
nodJlailigt moroctt, unO 5luar iltiolgc
bes raifen alsboucS unicrer Giiell.
babnsS nltenlc. Grit IN Den lcbteil
Sabren bat man Den @olicruc8cn
oeS 2ollbcS ipie0cr nlcbr N%llirncrf-
iamfeit 5%ugciuonbt, BOT Hldlc cllt=
Iuorrfen, INN einc9Scr6in0ultg 5t @al-
Icr aus Dem Sl1ncrcn 0cS 2un0c9 mad,
Dem Weere ber5lIteQcn. Spe5icu lolI
ein ourfgcGenbcr WaiiGrmeg Don oelt
Seen mad benz @olf bon Werirfo
gebout ner0en. Ser Miiliiiippi bill
oct bon oicier Woiicritrobe ocn mcit-
aus 9robtcn SGcil. Ter &onol ponl
Mid,iGonsSee bel Chicago bis gum
Wiiliiiippi milrOe Den neitcren lpid)-
tighten 3bcil NcS lougcu @nIierluegcS
bilOcn, Sic Stoot Gbicogp unb ser
Stoot Sninoi@ boben einen Ntniollg
81 oielem &onol gelnndt nit cincnt
Nb5u9sfanol, Der obcr Den Nniorbc-
rungen elmer @oiicritroBe uiGt cnt-
ipridt. Stnoten ltn0 St1otc lino
oild) rlid)t I'M Stonoe, Elm 10 grobcS
llntcr1cbmcn bltrf5ufiibrcr,. Gas
mnB cine rationale Nllfqobe ieiu, "a
nuf anNcre WoIicritruben on9eidloi-
Ten incr0cn miiiicn. SIS miiIi1n gro6c
Eldite entluorfcn lucrhcn, melhe 0cu
AtlIdlilb neller @alIcrItroBcn crnlogs
lid)ert, lucnn Erpouftion ltno &oroel
Den Nltsbau lpilnIdenSlucrtb modcn.
Die g1lSfiibrlung scr ElGnc miro of
neoieS loll9e 3eit IN Nniprltd) nct-
men mo groBc NllS9obcn erforbcrn.
Irlf ole Safe ioutcn bic Stooten II.
Die 9iunocsre9icruna i'm IuS6ou Der
oroBen Troiefte Sono in @onb ar.
bctte1. Gic Stooten, ipcld)e Die 0roB-
ten Sortbeile bon ocn @aIieritrabcn
BADEN, iolltcn oltd) ben cntiprcdcn-
Den Sbcil Der NuSgo6en mo &oiten
trngen. Sic @oiicrItrobcn i0r0ern
ben onterifoniidcn %Snnerl- uno Ill-
Benbunbel ltn6 mcr0en nod scr Ser.
:igltealng oeS Fanomo.GonoiS Don
arobter @ihtigfeit fir rnieren San.
Del icin. @citcrbilt perocn bic @oi.
%lcrltrobcn cincn GcguIotor iiir Die
Giicnbobn.Noten bilbell. llnierc
SroftpcricnbunQcn iibcr mcite 2oro-
ltreden nit Der @obu miiiicn iid)
lclbltoerltonolih bod itcler. Ger
transport olf @olieripcaen ltcllt iid)
ouf etiuo ein &iertel ser 9o6n.Notcn.
SIC Tnbrcn ober milr0en 0ltrh sic
Wa'er-S ranSportc cntloitct ncrben
nilo p%roiitoblcrc 2ofol1 rohtcn er.
lor9en. Sir @dnbcISNuede milr0en
g%erbincun0 Der @roben Sce'n nit
Dem gtlontilden S5eon ollh oen
Grte'aanol uno ben Suoion Ionic
Den ct. Soren5.SlitB, Damn Die Ser.
biltoung Der See'n oitrd) cinen So
mol nno Sen Miiiiiiippi llod Dem
8olf onl @idtigItcn ieilt. Notiirlid,
folnnlen olld Die 9tcbeni[iiiie bes
Wtiliiliippi peientlib IN 8etrad)t. 81,
@e%rbinoung Scr See'n nit oem @olf
1T eern oitdl nuf Der GoniererS IN
Chicago in Den Go~rbergrumo 9citcnt
ipor0cn. Ncite 8oIfsfraiie o]pponircn
Den Erojeften nod meaen Der cnors
me Soften, Die lire Serluirflidluna
brilgen DiirbeH. N(ber Elm r2ibc8
Sdno, lpie Die Sereinieten Stootcn,
fam lid idon iolhe IiSgabcn lei.
item, ipenn JIG oli l1ngere 3eit Der.
tbeilt mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-10

Nopre l~lletllell gltttlI SIellllo Is. ~.
Sherman bon NCp Jort. 8c'd)ei-
netbeit perbictet mir, mcitcrc &or-
id)IGge 5u moden." Merr E%ougiportb
bat oic Sod)e ais ciucu S0cr5 biltges
ltcllt. 9aS crinncrt al Die g%tctoote:
Gin ctlunS porpiBigcr @ciclle be-
fontnlt bon cinem 9%ciitcbcnOcn Gins
h%ingeboucn. Gntriiitct {ro9t er:
o&or boS Sd)crj pocr Grnlt?"
uGrnit!" loutet oie9lltmort." Out"
crpiocrtc Scr @eoGricigtc, iold)e
Sder5e piiroe id) mir olld) Dcrbotell
loben."
Sronfrci6 triff nod tets
ne InItolten icinc lrltppcn aus
Waroffo 3ll%riif5u5ie6cn. 9rcitoulel1o
Monn IoQen Gnoc oicic9 V|onata SIT
r%ildgc5ogert meroclL ppralla1elcbt,
Bob tein neutrality-suspicious. GrcigriB
ibr Gcrbleibcn nptbmcnoig mod)t; ou-
bel Werocn uber INNER nod friId)e
Srltppcn nod Waroffo Ncld)ldt. 9Sere
llnr1tben loilcn liG ia lcid)t or.ItiTs
ten, limo iebt lit gclcgcnc Belt lnl
Sriiben SIT fii6en.
ErGiibcntG 90 cpcltmill
olio nidt oltf Ben Stunp gcbcn. Sat
iid Die Sod)c no6ntnl9 iibcrlcgt
unb mill Dem 2anoc niht oaa nod
rie O%n8clpeiene Shouipiel Qc6en, BOB
ii6 Ser ErGliOcnt 0ea @onoeS in Den
|ortei Striioel elmer Gompagnc
%itiir5t. Sdon ieinc @ricic iino &rlt.
Gooiepelt BON piele1 &clItcll, Oarltl-
fer olt6 Srcunoe oe9 Y~rGliocntcn,
reroodt morocn.
81 ocr Is inci II. 6r, 9rci e"
lcicn mir: Gin biciigcr gclbcr gSiid)
cr5Glt Ieinen 2cieryL Gclltihlonb Ici
hie ein5igc Mu6t, Die iid Der frieolis
dlcit Sclle9llllg Der Sdlfdlllplrrcll lpla
bcrlcse; unb 5mor oeSbalb lploerlese,
iucil ca oltf 0iele @eiie Den loltge or.
I;rcbtcn 3ugang gum Norlotllfen
W'ecrc 81 erlon9en boffc. @ie olcIe
Hollabuben iid ipobl Die &arte BON
europa poritellen m0gen? Gieie gel.
ben Sdnluefinten iinO 10 oun1nl, DAB
man @6noe nit ibnen cinrcnmen
f0n1te. 0cutihlono illd)en tic an
Der Norio, Den @olfon IN Sintcrpom.
nlcrll, Die 5iirtei am Norbfap, @oS-
nien in @r0nlnn0 mo Scrbicn anl
llrol, llnb oicie oln1men Sitngcn
nebmcn lid oorqllS, bic EoIitit
Geuti1lono'a 5r pcroG6ti9cn uno Die
Nricocnslicbc oes OeutidIc1l &oltcS III
3lpcifel 81 5icberl. Sic ioutct sur
ndditen Misunderstanding geben
lnio iid BORT iiir @elo icbcn loiien."
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gircnu ors etabt.aceinrators.

aItl1nore Z. lIIpber IUU8,
9lQcn hdraIt ntercllirten l~Serionen miro bier
nit 9iuhriht crtbeilt, oGB Der StdotSt9enlclir
am 6. Stipber 1908, iuie es hur6 Den Ibi1nttt
81 Is. @riifel lS. hes PGItinlorer S%tnotsGooer
bon 1893. ~uerlnnGt miro. Den crfldrenocn. Bldr
1fIaitcrli1q uno Observation-Disclosures oet 9iuics
eirulc, Ron her Sioicite Der Moltttncnt StraBe
bis 5iir giuroicitc Der licSlbcrrDa Strube, in Die
fem RitreuI binterlcGt bat.
StGe Nnpnn 6criibric1 tcrfoucn iino berc6s
tigt, innerbaIb 30 Inger, Conl Satum biefer
gtoti5 nr, i'm Baltimore StGotgeridt ourd
ihriitiib cttacrei1tc %etltion oagcgcn il appel
lircll,
Z. Sciucn Sbuntne,
(Nn7 Ii 21 -oSl SinhislienIitratnr.
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Wn hic Namcn.

Surge SamerL peife moberne sdneioerfnnit
gu %erlerreii ipiinfhen, foaten nicbt I'M 3fueifel
iein, mobin iidl bufir 5u neiben. Sic bruudbett
mir bel SRI. Wf. 6uters. Nr. 302, gSeit. cara
toaa.Strafc, por5uipredlen. ibren 9,anien als
3ugliiia eintraaell Grfs file Ierrien Die stitnft nadp
Der fortgefdrittenften Metbobe. Gle erbuIten
anbcrhem ariinoIi6en 1lnterridt i'm .2ui6neis
ben. Se1r liberale 8ehinenneen. 1rl. W.
Sntcrs. Nr. 302, geeit.S aratpga. etrahe.
(376--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-10

Ser Gbicogo'cr Ne6tSolt-
lpQlt Clarence Gorrom bat iid INT.
lGllglt itber Grobibtion 10 ouSgeipro-
den: nErobibition lit III elmer Wooe.
lodc gemoroen nm ocn gemeinen
Monm ST. lhrlbrtcgcln. - Die glnti.
Soloon . 9eme9ltng miro BON ielber
micOcr ouSlterbcn. - Neiicr Srull-
fcnbcit oui Groen, olS &crlllt Der
pcrlonlidcn Trciheit, fir Die mir 10
lolt9c 0efGmpit babcll. TcQulirt
ole politiihc Yliiiibrlung Der &rlte,
ober loBt Die &Gnbe BON ibrcn per
ionlifcn In9elegcllbeitcn. - @enl
ibr nit elmer peri6nlidcn Sreibcit
nihtS on5uiongcn mibt, miro Ood,
Die n0dIte Generation lie 81 IhGBer
ipiliclt. - Nic "Qrten Sente" motcl
piel Srllbcl. - Erobibitiolt be0crtcI
nilr 3iuong iiir ocn armen. -y8cnr
id 8elb babe, fam i6 olle @ctrd1f'
t%oltfclL bie id bnben miQ. - Wenl
Der Wbisfcp Die aberdeen ms &c
iGngniB bringt, morllm Iinb Dam
nidt Die Geid)en bintcr @cfGnglliB
mollern2- Sd bcllfc, cs miro,
Wond)em gut tbult, iueru er oos
Erinfen unterlieBe, ober fem ullocrcl
bot oos Ted)t, ibn oo5u 5l 5lpingen
- SieIe 2eiltc merbcn burh Srinfcr
banfcrott, uno onbere iuegen ertropa
gonter Welbcr."
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Nricnrih Gpchn.

Sc ttorb am o. 0nJbtr 1905 nab Iduecrem
Qciocu SricoriM Spcbn I'M gtIicr BON ~ @obrclt,
5 ltpnutct uno % Iagell, aeborctl bel Sons
ncnbcrn unt 10. slpriI 1861. Die Necroigu1g
finbct Wuutag, giGnmtttaGs nm 2 llbr, bon
fciner ISobnuna, gr. 202l. S'ts!Wonilnent'
Strnbc. aus itatt. 8eripnnote uno Jreunoc
iino n6iulgspou ciuaetanet.
gdIn bait Oh iibcrlpunbcn
WtnIde i6rperc bdrte Stuloctt,
Mnnhen 3na mo rnan6e 9tadf
Sait Su in S6ntcr3en 5ugcbrn6t;
Stnnobutt bait Su ie ertr1Hel,
Sciuc Shmcr5cil, Seine Eldgeft,
Mis- ocr SOB Scilt slllge brlbt,
Sph O~ergeiicn mir Sid ni6t.
@cwiomct ppn iciucr Satin ncbit Stnbcrn.
(oSl-I)
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sirrou orr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . Gpmmiiiarc.

NNItNN UIT -IIUNNHUHIUUlHN IN , VUWWEWRR'
aItimorc oen II, september 1908.
Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES : Gon1nliitdrc MAIDEN
biermit in llcbereinitimmul9 nit ocrl 8aItIrlos
rcr S~tnosG6urtcr, 500. Ibfbnttt, bctdrrt, onB
ite Die critc Gcrlnmmlula AM MpntuG, ben ~.
reuu Der G%unimiiidrc, 9oerstSCbIuoc, 2crin9tnlls
uno @oQibdpe Strnbe, Gbbalten lueroeil, I'M bic
&nunjnft uts5uiibeIt uno Die linen iibertra9cs
ren mo Ron ihnen uerIungtct Yfli6ieu 5I crs
filuen int Vctvcff Der Gonoetnliritng nm @r0iis
NINA bon 0cureog,%9 iucuuc, bon Der giurooiiieite
Der 3lpci nm iIpnn6inften Strnbc bis 6ur Glib
lueIiieiic Der Curtain @neiulc, gcmib Der an 81.
9luquit 1908 untrr6etductcir @crorbmlne gir.
t05 bcS Iiu0prS nm Stnotrntbs.
Samcs 81. Smitb,
guibrpo d.. Natts,
9Gillian 9. Ntiuuuo.
9onmiiiire.
eugene j. 9~iubgcrs,
(ScptlS, 25;Sft2,Q.1O GIcrf,
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(Spttltcb Giibucr.

rcr, g~eIiebtcr @uite oct ocritprbencn Caroline
2ilbncr. Sic Vecroi9tts finoet am Snmltns,
ben 10. Sftobcr, giudnittngs nm 1A3 ubr,
bon Der gSobnul9 ieirtes Sobics, Nr. 1000,
gScits SuDcttes Strnbc. aus itatt, po6li &erlparlble
ltno Sretnoc Der 6nmilie ndtullasonu cin9cs
Inocl iinb. Nciictlltg ahi ber pSrnto Jtio9c
9enletern". t2S2-D
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uebcr oas, mas oic Bar.
teiell Dollen, geben Die Elatiormen
tloren Nufi6IuB. @eld)em Gonoioa.
ten Die GGbler btit Ior5rg gebell, lit
ibre eigere. perionlide gngelegen-
belt, ilber bic lid ieocr iclblt flor
iperoeil nliB.
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Sacp6 Stnblcr.

Gs iiarb am 6. Sftober 1908 Saeub etnblrr,
Gtubler. Sic Ncerbtaun9 iinbet am Srcita9,
WiorGeus lmt ~ llbr, bon ietner @obnnr1e,
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