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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-08-04

And about what else p
Max spread out his hands. with a
shrug, but passed the question by. $50
much truth, In fact. that It would have
served amply for at least two letters"
he remarked. returning to his own spe.
cial point of complaint.
Marie might well amuse the easy go
ingsyet observant and curious young
man. He loved to witch his fellow
creatures under the stress OF feelings
from which he himself was free and
found In the opportunities afforded him
In this line the chief interest both of
his life and Of his profession.
But Marie had gradually risen to q
high; nervous tension. She was no
puritan Puritans were not common In
Krayonia nor had Paris grated such a:
elipon to- her nature Had she thought
as the men In the palace thought when
they smiled. had she thought that and
no more. It Is scarcely likely that she
would have thus disturbed herself.
After all. such cases are generally
treated as In some sense outside the
common rules, Exceptional allowances
are, In fact whether properly or not.
made for exceptional situations. An
other feeling was In her mind, am OBJ.
session which had come almost wholly
TO possess her. The fateful foreboding-
Z which had attacked her from the first
had now full dominion over her. Its
rule was riyeted more closely on her
spirit day by day as day by day the
prince and Sophy drew closer together.
Even that Sophy had once saved his
! life could now no longer shake Marie's
doleful pEepossession. Unusual and un.
looked for things take color from the
mind Of the spectator. The strange
train Of events which had brought So
ply to Praslok borrowed ominous shad-
ows from 4 nervous, apprehensise tenn
permanent. va.
No such gloom brooded over Sophy.
She gave herself, up to the hour the
past forgotten. the future never thought.
OF. 1t was the great time Of her life
Her feelings. while not less spontane-
Gus and fresh. were more mature and
more fully satisfied than when CaBimir
de Savres poured his love at her feet.
A CRY Of happiness almost lyrical runs
through her scanty record Of these
days. There was little leisure for diary
Or letters. N \ Isl
-
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1'sz9 Chapter
a5sskd Nineteen
rlHE Prince Of Slavna,s answer Ia
the intimation Of his fathers
xrgohor ~roo r1,,<ip,,l oo,,nx,.,

- \
the intimation Of his fathers
wishes was dutiful. courteors
and discreetly diplomatic. The
prince was much occupied with his
drills and other occupations. He avail
I'd himself Of Max Won Hollbrandt's
practlced pen. The guest was glad to
do his royal host this favor.
They talked over the sense Of the re-
ply. Max then drafted it. The prince
did no more than amend certain ex
pressions which the young diplomatist
had used. Max wrote that the prince
cordially sympathized with the kings
wishes; the prince amended to the eff
feet that he thoroughly understood
them. Max wrote that the prince was
prepared cordially and energetically to
cooperate in their realization; the
prince preferred to be prepared to con-
slider them In benevolent spirit Max
suggested that two or three months
postponement Of the suggested journey
would not In itself be fatal; the prince
insisted that such a delay was essential
In order that negotiations might be set
on foot to insure his being welcomed
with due empressement. Max added
that the later date would have an in
cidental advantage since 1t would OBJ.
viate the necessity OF the princes inter-
rupting the important labors on which
he was engaged; the prince said instead
that. In his Judgment, 1t was essential
in the interests of the kingdom that
the task Of training the artillery should
not be interfered with by any other OBJ.
ject however we'll worthy of consid-
Grafton that object might be.
In the result the draft as amended,
though not less courteous or dutiful
than Max's original. was noticeably
more stiff. Translate them both into
the terse and abrupt speech Of every.
day life and one said. I'D rather not,
please" while the other came at least
very near to a blank 81 WON'T" Max's
was acquiescence coupled with pray.
er for postponement The princes was
postponement, with an accompanying
assurance of respectful consideration.
Max was not hurt, but he felt pro.
fessional disapproyal The prince had
said more and shown more of his mind
than was needful. 1t was throwing
more cards on the table than the rules
OF the game demanded.
mine would have done just as well, "
he complained to Marie Zerkovitch. eft
mine had been rejected his could have
followed. AS 1t is. he's wasted one OF
other OF them. Very foolish since just
now times his main objectg' He did
not mean saving time. but protracting
It.
Marie did no more than toss hel
head peeyishly. The author of the or
iginal draft persevered.
Don't you think mine would have
been much wiser to begin with y
II don't see much difference. There's
little enough truth in either Of themr'
she snapped.
Max looked at her with an amused
and tolerant smile. He knew quite
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-08-04
Strip Mountain for Coal,

Pottsville, Pa-One of the biggest
coal strippings ever exploited by the
Reading Coal & Iron company. is to
be opened in the vicinity of Gilberton.
the mining engineers having COM
pleted their plans for the gigantic
feat
The entire north side Of the noun
tain is to be dug off, laying bare the
mammoth vein. which has thickness
of more than 20 feet at this point,
There will be from 1900 to 1,5OU
square feet Of coal surface exposed
ready for preparation for the market
at slight cost.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-08-04

no such lover as
he was.
II Is answer
had gone to the
king. Therewas
no news of its
reception yet,
but on the next
day inthe even
Ing great It'd
tngs came from
$ ] q Y ma gfor.-
warded by Ter.
kQvttch. who
vas In charge
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-08-04

well what she
m e an t. II q
shook his head.
ut her with a
humorous twin
kie. ''Oh. come.
come. don't be
exacttn;g. ma
daniel a
very fair allow,
ance of truth.
Quite half the
truth. I should
think. He is.
really very anx-
y i. - 81 TX 49, I5s
ions about the
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-08-04
Mail Orders.

Mott & Co., want your Mail Orders
Special attention given them. Send fol-
samples and Ladies' Home Fashion
Sheets. Very truly yours,
2tf MOTT & Co.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-08-04
Yes, Indeed.

Il read In a London paper yesterday
that American women are vain OF their
feet"
Well. If they are, Chicago women
have great deal to be vain of,"-
Houston Post. N ss5
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-08-04
Slow Ball.

Pearl-Down on the porch last
night Reggy was taken for q bur-
glar.
Ruby Why. I'm surprised. Reggy
never stole anything In his life.
Pearl-No; he is even too slow to
steal kiss.-Chicago Daily News.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-08-04
q "a EI
Bear, tina The Kind You Have Always Bought
s'ss ct lNzzzzu

A specific for pain Dr.. Thomas Ec-i
lectric Oil, strongest, cheapest liniment
evar devised. A household remedy in
America for 25 years.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-08-04
The Difference.

Does she shrink from the water?
No, but her bathing suit does
Detroit Free Press
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-08-04

Any skin itching is temper-tester.
The more you scratch the worse it
itches. Doan's Ointment cures piles,
eczema any skin itching. At all drug
stores.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-08-04
Certainly Is

"That's very funny thing about
link"
What is?a
Ellis funny bone. Houston Post.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-08-04
ITO be continued)

PROTECT ROBIN RED BREAST.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-08-04


NO." said he firmly. "Ruin will not
come through me nor through her. 1t
may be that ruin-what you call ruin
will come. 1t may be that shall lose
my life or my throne" He smiled a
little. such changes and chances
come as nothing new to Stefanovitch.
have clever and bold men against me.
Let them try! Well try too! But ruin
will not be by her fault nor through
this. And If 1t were. don't owe her
my life already? Should I refuse to
risk for her the life she has giyen?"
He dropped his voice to homelier, more
FAMILIAR tones and ended, with half
laugh Come, little friend, you mustn't
try to frighten Sergius Stefanovitch.
It's better the house should end than
live on In coward. you know,
The plea was not perfect. There
, was wisdom as well as courage In ques-
ton. Yet he would have maintained
himself to be right In point OF wisdom,
too, had Marie pressed him on 1t. But
/, her force was spent. herfviolence end
cd. and with 1t her eXpostulations. But
not her terror and dismay. She threw
herself into chair and covered her
face with her hands, sobbing bitterly.
The prince gently caressed her shak-
ing shoulder, but he raised his eyes to
Sophy, who had stood quiet through
the scene.
"Are you ready for what comes, So,
phyY' he asked.
"Monseigneur. am ready. she said,
with head erect and her face set, but
the next instant she broke into n low.
let rich and ringing laugh, 1t mingled
strangely with AIarle's sobs, which
were gradually dying away. yet sound
Led still, an undertone OF discord with
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ollriIdel1, utn baOur6 Den it0rriidelt
9eieuen BON @eIeiie al ifie6erl. Ger
Sulle ieood lieB iib ieelenrlthig ein
Stltd oortp1rtS ifiebcn u1o oreb1c
lid Damn, ais Der Bug lpieoer belt,
berltn1, nm oa5 ibm anideincno 10.
mild borfonmenoe 9crpeqltnusmis.
tel ndber IN 9ltaeniGein 34 nc6mcu;
Dom @eleile gtng ct aber nid]t 6erltn.
ter. 3te W}aid)Ille iebtc Ii6 MN mic.
Der in Sepegrnq uno ifob ben 0ul.
len langialn Dor Iid Der, INN oom
Uic0crltm SIT balten. Gicier &orQand
luie0erbolte iid) sur groBen 9e(titi-
altng Scr Reiienocn uno unihcinen0
alld) 6e8 @uuenS nod cilt poormol.
Vpnn m0re pobl in 0ieIem Shncdel-
TEMPO l6lieBlih audi nah 3reptolu
gefommen, lpenn DEM 91lllcu nidt
cn0lid BEL cinenl lleberlueqe oua tort
nGhren6c @cihnbcnmer0cn iibcr &C.
lporOcn mare. Er BOG in Sen Sciten-
reg anihetncno nit benz @eoonten
ELM boB Der alii8ere no65ugeben bot.
Ser 3ltg ioltite Damn nit 8oIloompf
Gem nid)t mebr fernen Qreptom 3lt.
Ger Sum # | d. nj i &. &u
n9erliner Gogeblott" finoet iid fol.
gcn0e5 &nicrot: User moft itmer3'
los Sdmiiie, Meniurnor6cn? Sof.
0ff. a. 3. Grip. 5. 81. II. 5, 9. $3.50"
Sic Satire 9cf6ut ms, bemerft
bier3u NIT beiBenOer Sronie Die
rGeutidc Gogea3eitung". y@ir ba-
ben in g. g., iein 6umoriitiide2
9cibIott ylllf" ciuaeidloiicn, ME ci.
men bciicren @iB aeflmoeu."
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H0itOrsaattin beaelt ScI6itmOrb.

Glepelon0, o., 3. Nopcmber.-
6rol VI. Hot1cnbcrg, Die 81 Sabre
cite @ottin oca SeeGorgers Der bic
Iiacn 6ronflin Circle Disciple Gburdl
bat ltt bon Der Nbbp-S Ctr. 9riide oilf
ooa 80 Sub Oorunter Iiegenoe 9ohlt,
0cleiic gcitilr3t rn0 bIieb otf ser
Stelle toot. Die Motipc ser Ser.
5rpeitlungatbot iino nod ni6t ieitges
Itcllt. 6rou Notbenbcyg mar Die
Godltcr zines rcidlen 6nbrifonten
mo bate lidl crit titr5lih nit benz
FoItor Der 9cnanntcn @cneiuoc per-
bcirntbet.
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Ebcrlt Germans |ro5ef.

9ctroit, Ntid., 8. Nopcm6er $780,
&or Dem &ricQaqeri6t in Sort
Wopnc mltr0c i'm Yro5cB gegen oen
Sberlten Goniel Gornmol1 pom Z.
Wnn0c5 ? &nionteric GfeQime1t, nit
nel'en @ormllicn HcQierulg9 Sourogc
fir EfcrOe Der 0iiijiere oeS HeQi-
mcat8 be5oacn lpor0cll icin lou, mct
de otelert gar lid)t Qch0rtcn, Die BE.
iuclSaufllobntc }um Nbidlltb &c.
brodlt, inocm Der NllQcflo0tc ielbit
ben 3eltgenItono betrot. Gr belelld)-
tete inn Gcrloltfc lciner @ht9ioQe sic
GtrcitioteiterL lpeld)c Jplldlcn Dem
HoItenor5t Or, Iiclb, uuo Dem Con.
trattor5t, Or. 5. z. Nurtort, bcItan-
oet uno ueld)c 81 Der tricQ2Qcridt
lld)cl llttcrludung qcfilhrt bQbcn,
liodoem Or. SSielh urter llcberQeMulQ
oe2 Cbcrlten ll1b Wolhlngton beridr-
let hottc, Or. 0urfart babe SourogC
fitr pcrihicocnc Efcroe ouf Softer,
Der &cQicrlul9 bc5ogen. Nodoem Die
&ertreter Der Eorteiell pIaioirt bot.
ten. trot 0oS ariega9eritt III Die &c.
rotbuna iiber Dos Ger0ift eilt, ocrell
Heiultot porlouii9 nid)t per6iientIitt
ionbern Dem Srieqaoeportemelt III
@aibington mitgctheilt miro.
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Gas o~Il9emeinc Itfet.


Ncm 0Ort, A. 9Sou. - Die bis
M}itternodt cingeloufeneu @oblbc-
rid)tc ergeben iol9enOe Heiultote:
@iuiom $. Gait lit nit anndbern0
29S Glettorolliimmen 5lui 4r6iioen=
ten Scr Scrcinigten Staaten ers
mGblt;
Die Hepub4itoner bebaupten ibrc
Mdiorit0t in 9unocaienot, iotpie i'm
Repr0ientantenbaule;
Gbarlea 6. 9ugbe3 lit nit chpo
$1,000 Stimmcn Ellralitdt olf&
Ncl1e sum @oltuerncllr pen New.Yorf
crm0blt;
Snoiono bot cine f,toppr Wlaiorit0t
fir Soit obge9ebcIl, m0hrenO 8rpolt
nj 9tebrosto gciicgt 5u babcn iheint
Eoft bat nnbrIdcinIi6 cine &lltro-
Iitdt in Der Staot Relus9orf cr6ols
ten. mo eS miro Dos critic Dial lein,
0oB Die Wtetropolc fiir cincn replt-
blifaniiAen GrGiiOentihoita Gonoi'
0otcn Itilnmt.
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8cmiitbliffcit breicr Ginbrcdler.

GIeDelnnh, 8, 3. Aopcm6er.-
Trei Ginbred)er mod)ten e3 Iid oc.
itern Nod)t in oem Soltie oeS 9erop
@leoion gemiitbfid). Na6ocm lie al.
les @ertbnoue 5uiommengeraiit bot.
ten, ieeten iie iid i'm Grogeidob 5u
elmer Mo1l5eit nieber ulo "begonnen
unoerfroren eilt Goferipiel I'M Die
9eute. Ger SolSberr iiberrnifte lie
beim Spiel, oils gerabe Ser cine @oit
$50 bon benz ecitobfenen @eIbe o,if
Die aorten ieste. Vie Ginbre9er Ia.
ben i'm fcmn,en uto peridnanoell
ihleurieIt nit Der aaltsen 9eute.
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Sd)iif9bau nit elm puar ullutdtlgen
2iusnabneu beit0tigt bat. Ser Sffi
5ter erflarte, ooB iebr penige oieier
Ot4ngel an Ser y9tortb 9afptu" uno
,9elapure", lpelGe 81 bicr5ig gro.
gent fcrtig iinO, beieitiQt mer0en f0ns
nclt, Die 9onfcren5 ihlug uber Dor,
NaB, lucnll c6 nngebt, lucttere Sdllb-
Ran3er bon ul9cfG6r 100 Sonnen
linn Die Hol1dr6brc ltn0 sic &onlinc
ol19cnra6t merocn, INN lie gegcn
Splitter 81 idiibcn. ga Die Gal15e.
ring 5ltr 3eit flint 3oQ oif 1T, >piiroe
Die lclle Yon5erlutg oen S9uB olti
adt 3oll %bringcn.
Il rtbeil 0e3 Ncm 0orfcr
@crt6tS beitGtigt.
On Dem @ro5eB OeS Nem-Oorfer
Sanolers III in1portirtem @ilo, Nrg.
Sil5, 0eaet Gr.S6criff 6erlrp Setter
berg Don ailgS-Gormtp N.-O., in
melhcm IS iid) nm Die SroQc bQn-
bette, oh III Dem bloBen 8eiib BON
@ll0, lpeld)es BON altBerbolb inlpor.
ttrt lit, mGbreno Der S6on5eit id)on
cine Nerlcblrng Oea &ogogclebeS sic
les StaoteS licge, entidieo oa6 0bcr-
bun0eagcrtdt gcQen ben &lQger Sil3
un0 mics OILS niGt,Iti6boltig ieinc
Heba1lptuna 5lritf, Ole S%taQt9leqiS.
latllr lei nid)t bcfr9t, 9eiti1nmungen
iiber Die Giniubr bon Nilo 5t t%refien.
Gurdl Die Gntideibltng 0es 60diten
Werihtaboica oe9 2onoeS miro ooS
llrtbcil oea Ncm- 9orfcr @eridtea be-
ItGti0t.
@rooloie 81 ii mite
SIN MciBen @oulc iprod)en geItcrn
orei Mdnner Dor, Die cine Eour nm
ole @elt i'll SUB, mel6c 3 bis 4 Sabre
III @lniprud) nebmcn miro, angetreten
Goben. sic molltcn ben ErGiioentcn
ieben, errcidtcn oicicn 3med obcr
lliht ltto entfcrnten it'd MIR lebr I'M.
germ. IS marcn N0Olpb S6neiocr,
Elm Gcutid)er aus Nelp-Dort, 9ufrco
9otteli aus Nom mo Silpio Srto-
nos aus YoriS. Sic lporcn am Z,
Sftobcr BON Der Sto0t Nelp-2ort ab.
muridirt.
@ou BON tntcrieebootcn.
&m 6lotten 0eportcntcnt mltrocll
Die Offerten be5il0lid Oea 9oueS bon
udt unterleeii6en Gorpe0obooten &c,
5ffnet, fiir melfe Ser GongreB 3d.
100000 bemiQigt bot. Die Offerten
luorcn bon Der n@lectric Boat So"
IN Quincy, Woii., Der v2ofc GorpeOo
Boat g." in 9utb, Me, unO Der
,Imcricon 2ourenti So" in YbiIo.
oelpbio ult5gegougell.
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am Nctt crid)Uileu.

Gbica0o, 3. 9topember. 81
ihrcr @obmlng pllroe 0ie illn9e Bar
boro 0onoibip nit ourdldoiierrenl
l(ntcrIcib toot ol~tioefn1oen. SIC
Nlltoplie erQob, BOB bic 6roll mobr-
ld1cinlid) gegcn Wtitternad)t crifoi.
len luoroeu lpor, ais tic I'M Bette &C.
legcn bate. Go6 einen ihrer Soft
g0llQer, Der pcri6mumocn lit miro
oils ocn ncrrtcintlid)en Sbdter &C
iohnOct.
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@crmiidJtc tclesrapbiidr 0epeidJcn.

- geim 9ranoe oeS 2eibItolle9
bon Sheo in ct. Roul, Wirn., limo
orei Stalltncfte ut0 t01 4ieroc III
Cen 6lommerl umgefomnen.
- &n philadelphia mrroc Der
9mtmmoQipeihcr pon 8bilip @oolep,
I'M untcreu Sbcile Ger Stnot gclcgel1
ollrt 6eter 5erlt0r... Ger Sdooen be.
tr09t $4,000. Stint 6eltermebrIelltc
lpuroen ourt Rdud, ilbermGltiat mo
5mei oaUon i'll fritiidem 3ltItonOc
nod) cinem Soipitol gebraht.
- ,<nt Sale Ser finn Wann Die
orn 4. GitGi beim 3lIImnmcnItoB zines
GoIiagier- nit cincm G~rodyt5lge Der
.Hem-Dorf Gentrol-S obn" bel 9oon-
bile, N.-2)., uln'S 2cben fanlen, bat
Coroner Morep Don Nemien oen
@abrIprtd) o~bge8ebert, oob Die Sele-
%9ropbiitin Wc2onc in 9pons Sails,
Die cine TaGrorore iolih iibern1ittelte.
on Dem llngliit idulo lei unb oob
nic Gahn iltr competente Selcgrapbts
item onItclen iolte.
II aIein b q + II 5 opll
alts Hontil1crr. Iut Der Strede
ser observation-disclosures 9abn eretg.
nete lid oieler Gage i'll Der Ndbe Der
Station Sreptop a. 81. Elm eigenar.
tiges SerfebrsbinberniB. Ser quo
bielt pIotIid oltf o%ffener Strefe, itl1o
Die Yoiiogiere, Ole glailbten, Dem
3llqe lei etfpas Grnitlid)es 3igeitos
ben, cilten eridredt Gilt bie Seniter
uno ms 6rcie. Die llriofe fuor =
Elm 9uQe, Der o1tf Dem @eleiie itono
llnh peoer bird tSebeil NIT Sunben,
nod Ourdl geipriteil nit beiBem
@oiier ans Der 2%ofoniotipe ober
burd G%teinfpiirie gum 8erIaiiel lei.
mes Rlobes ST. beipegen mar. M(a
nlar feinen anoeren Ratb mehr
iuilbte, lieB mat lpie oie v9elltIhc
Sages;eitune" meloet, ben 3lla Ieidt
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Button cGrt ieincu ucrltur6cncn
Wanpr.

9piton, MoIi., 3. Nopember. -
Gin Monuntctlt 5ttm 0ebodtniB Fiir
Den peritorbenen Wopor Botrif u.
Collins lit ON Ginoong 5llm 6enrpop
cntbiiQt moroer. IS beItebt aus e.
llem Sodel oltS 8ronit uno elmer
SGltle, oltf pelder cine 9iilte bon
Collins Itebt. gltf elmer Seite befin.
set iid) cine 6ig1r aus 8ron5e, mel
die Grim ooriteQt, ouf Ser onoeren
cine 9ron5e-Ti9rr, tpcGde Die GoIum-
bio repruicntirt.
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NrDfcr @rano in philadelphia.

EbiIuoeIpbio, ga, 3, Nopent-
Der. - Gin 9rono 5erit0rtc Die &ol}.
b0ic bon 81. 81. uno 5. S. @iaiam9
I'M norolpeItli6en Gbeile Der Stoot
ltno rid,tete einen Neutrality-suspicious.
bon $750,000 o1t. Ser Sero 0eS
@ronoes lag oiht an Sen @eleiien
Der Eetninlponio.9 abrL 10 buB itult
oenlong fem 3ltq poiiiren fonnte.
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DGeutld1er Gentrals8eretr"
@eriomm8lofoI: @eo. 3. 9cBIcr'3
Sotel, Rr. 800, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
N..@.-GerlammlIn0 ieOen A. Glen.
tag inn Monot, abcnoS s ltbr. -
grGi;0ent altrt g6ldner, Scr. 1t3, Is.
StraBe, N..0.; /. @ice.8r1iiOent 4.
q. Nodar, gtr. 512. 12. Str, %..&.;
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OR. 400, 6. Ctr, R.-@.; Shotmeiiter
40as. e. @ernsr, Scr. 229, 7. Str,
N.sS.; SefretGr s. 6. NonL Nr.
223t. Is. Str, 0..@.
nIeuti6er @oiienbolS-8erein
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Sefrctdr CIR. 3ietri6, SIR. tt2,
4. Ctr. N.s8. - @eriammIung ie.
ben /. rnO 3. Montag bei Senro @aB.
mann, Ger. 737, Z. Str.. 0..@.
n8eIaugUeretn Irion."
SefretGr 5. 8. 8ueter, Gt3 Qi0.
Noe., 5..@. = 8eriamnlling ieOen
rriten 5onntag i'm 0tonat; Sing.
ItunOe ie0cn Sonntag uno Wittmod
in ser nglrion.SoQe," gde s. uno 8
StraBe, W..8.
.8eiongpereiri @ermania.M dnner'
dior"
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225, 9.Str.. N,,@. = 8eriommlurtg
ieoen /. Sonltno I'M Monat; Sing.
Itunoe ieocn 9onnerItog III @eor0e
9eBler's, Nr. 922. 9enniplpanio-2tp5.,
N.-8.
.8erein 9aoen"
SefretGr GarI SommeI, Ger. $500,
GzStr., N.8.
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9. R.-8. b. gt..4."
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Glorion.gGpe, N.sO. = 8eriommlltng
iehen T.. Sonntag i'm Morat bel Geo.
9eBter, Ger. 1922. Renriplpanta.Goe
H.-8.
uSeiien-GormItGoter ltnterItiiBungss
8ercir"
SefretGr TSobn Meininger, Ger.
20t8, 8. Ctr, 0..g8. = @eriommIung
ieoen 3. Wiittluod Bel Iug. Sftpara
Rr. 627, :. Gtr., N.-&.
nG6mGbiider 8ronten = llnteritits
5rutgs. Gerein"
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SCR, 0..O. : geriommIung ieoen
1. Gonneritaq BET Senrp @aBmonn,
Scr. 1877 Z. Str., H.z8.
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Scfretdr S. 81. Sdiirger, GongreB
Seigbts, 8. s. = GcriammIumg lie.
ben 2. mn a. 8ornerItog BEL Senru
@oBmann Nr. 732, 7. Str, G..8.
rGeutifcr llnterit;MunQ5.8un h
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columbia Srouer : llnterit::tunss.
8erein"
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2%Str., 0..8. = 8eriamnilung ieoen
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Shipor5'S columbia : Mdnnert)rr.
Sale" 9r. 827, Z. Stt.. M.-8.
rElaItoeutIdjer gcrein"
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1915, MarionsStr.. BIB. = Ser.
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Monat in Ger. 430. s Str, 0..gB.
C olumbio-9uno Scr. 81,
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SefretGr Sobn Meininger, Ger.
2OtS, 8. Ctr. N.-9. - gerianml,rlg
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