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Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Grand Junction defeated the crack
Iron Workers team OF Denver three
straight games on the grounds of the
winners. Guess our peach neighbors
are little stuck on themselves.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Miss Leota Simpson came In from
lgnacio yesterday and went to Trim
Bile today for few days outing. Miss
Simpson Is one of the lgnacio Indiar
school teachers.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Barney Haughey Is doing the Mon
tezuma valley this week. organizing
farmers.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

G. r. walworth of Fairfax. Okla.
returned from trip to Farmn ston
last night whore he looked over the
land situation This morning ne vert
out on the eastern for a trip through
Kansas
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

The bountiful crops this year will
make it impossible for the Democratic
party to get hearing from any In
telligent audience.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Miss Elsie Johnson retIrned from
Durango Monday for a short visit at
home. after which she expects to en-
ter the Durango high school Miss
johnson is one of the brightest girls
iD Aztec and credit to her home
town and family.--Aztec Index
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

A. w. Basket came In from Chama
last night with J. s. Thompson. the
engineer who was injured in wreck
In Navajo canon, between Navajo sta
ton and Dulce two weeks ago Mr..
Thompson's foot was scalded and Is
not getting along very well. so he
came to Durango TO enter Mercy hos.
pital. Mr.. Basket VIII stay over Till
tomorrow.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

One OF the amusements at the Cor
'ez fair will be q ball game between
lean" and fat" mons team.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30
trrom Thursdays Daily,

d. J. Craig was returning passen-
ger to his home in Pennington this
morning. after few days in Durango
and Trimble.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Benjamin B. Russell OF Durango will
be the speaker OF the day at the pio-
neers' meeting to be held In Cortez
on Sept s. There will also be bar
beque dinner and picnic Complete
program is promised for next weeks
| puhication.-Cortez Herald.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Jackson Harris and Maurice Lew
were arrivals from Silverton yesterday
bound for Santa Fe, on business. The
gentlemen departed on the eastern
this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Miss Goldie Young departed for her
home In Los Angeles this morning
after pleasant visit with Miss Visa
Lake and other friends In Durango and
vicinity A number of her friends
were at the depot to wish her n pleas
ant journey and return to our city ~
some future time.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Mrs. w. II. Bryant and daughters,
Malta, III last night The family
were here last summer at the time
Mr.. Myers parents were visiting him,
and have now come to locate. Du.
range people will be pleased to wei.
cCme them.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs John Rodgers, the
well known and old time pioneers OF
Silverton. arrived from Silverton this
afternoon, Mr. Rodgers being an in
valid from rheumatism and other trou.
bles the past ten weeks, coming 10
Durango to secure benefits of lower
climate. Several Masons were at the
tain to meet and assist In looking
after him. DR.. LaMonte accompanied
Mr. Rodgers, expecting to return In
the morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Miss Loomis. one OF the teachers at
the Shiprock Indian school. was an ar-
rival from Denver last night, returning
from vacation trip She wont out on
the Rcd Apple this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Mrs. Jndkins left for Leadvile this
Mrs. George Spangler. In few weeks
Mrs. Judkins will go on to Denver
where she will locate permanently, so
a. to be nearer her daughter We are
worry to lose good citizens. but we
wish Mrs Judkins the best of fortune
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30
ITEMS FROM OUR
NEIGHBoRiNG EXCHANGES

Barney Haughey Is doing the Mon.
tezuma valley this week, organizing
farmers.
one OF the amusements at the Cor
tcz fair will be q ball game between a
lean" and a fat" mons team
Grand Junction defeated the crack
Iron Workers team OF Denver three
straight games on the grounds of the
winners. Guess our peach neighbors
are little stuck on themselves.
Miss Elsie johnson returned from
Durango Monday for short visit at
home. after which she expects to en-
ter the Durango high school Miss
johnson is one of the brightest girls
iD Aztec and credit to her home
town and family y.--Aztec Index.
Benjamin B. Russell OF Durango will
be the speaker OF the day at the pio-
neers' meeting to be held In Cortez
on Sept g. There will also be bar
beque dinner and picnic. Complete
program is promised for next weeks
uhication.--Cortez Herald.
Farmers should take particular pains
| to shock their grain well, as much de
pends on that should the weather
continue wet. Place sufficient bundles
IN shock to make II remain in an
| upright position, leaning the bundles
well towards the center of the shock
| and then cap 1t well A great mistake
IS made by not Gaping the grain. es-
peclally II cut rather green. II capped
| green grain will mature In the shock,
and II not capped the sun will simply
dry up the kernels causing shriveled
and light grain.-Bayheld Blade
| W. NJ. Luxton. who resides eleven
horses killed In his barn by lightning
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Luxton was
working In the field at the time the
storm came up and took his team to
the barn for shelter. He had just got
them under cover few moments
when bolt OF lightning struck the
barn and killed the team and another
horse, standing In a stall by their side.
This accident is a severe blow to Mr..
Luxton as II deprlves him OF all the
work stock he owned.--Cortez Herald.
The threshing OF wheat is still be.
irg hindercd by the frequent rains
which are visiting us, only an occa
sional field being attempted. When
ever threshing has Eeen done the
yield has been very large. Montezums
4 valley will produce more wheat thii
: year than aver before, ~ we'll a averl
!. other crop.-coftss 1sasaaA
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

w. A. Carson. one OF our pioneers.
now living In Pennington, returned
from a trip TO his mining property In
the 10 Platas last night. Mr.. Car
son says he has something pretty good
that may come as a surprise to the
unbeliever who has secuted the idea
of the La Platas being good producers.
He is not ready TO give out further
continued TO Pennington this morning
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Mr. and Mrs, w. l. Clifford and son
were outgoing passengers on the east
syn this morning bound tor Wilson,
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Misses Mary and Maud Spear and
their cousin. Miss Mary Spear OF Cof-
feyville, Kans., came in from Fort
Lewis last night to attend the dance
given in honor Of Miss Ruth Jakway
OF Lincoln. Neb., at the residence Of
Mr., and Mrs, l. Jskvu Of Ais city,
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Statistics of accidents on the rail
ways of the United Kingdom for the
year 1908 show thar In accidents to
trains, rolling stock, or permanent
way. no passengers were killed. but
2SS We're injured, while of employees
6 were killed aud ls4 injured, Acct
dents of kind other than the fore.
gcing included 1902 passengers and 376
employees killed, aud 2,2iO passengers
and 1876 injured.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

A young man. one finishing high
school who can give two or three
hours day and Saturdays. one who
knows something about keeping books,
can pick up expense money by calling
or addressing &C. s." Herald office.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

E. N. Clark is in town today from
Florida mesa. where he has ranch
on the reservation. He is here on
land office business. The lower end
Of the mesa Is settling up very fast
Mr.. Clark says that FIVE years ago
when he went down on the reserva-
tion to look at some land there wasn't
fence to be seen. Now there are
ranches for miles. In fact there is
Inc lapd except hat AslonSiHS 70 ths
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30
trrom Saturdays pai.y1

G, A. Cameron of Denver. who Is
Interested in the lgnacio townsitc
proposition and was in town yesterday
on business pertaining to the same,
went to Ignacio today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

w. r. Mason made flying trip to
Durango last night on business Mrs
Mason. who went up to the slide on
the Silverton branch yesterday re-
turned with Mr.. Mason to Hesperus
this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Last evening Mrs. Jakway entertain.
ed about fifty young people In honor
OF Miss Ruth Jakway who ia visiting
here from Lincoln, Neb. The guests
ments were served
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank StaDlin and son
were arrivals from Pennington last
night on their way To Grand Junction
Mr.. Staplin Is proprietor OF the Farm
ington Enterprise. They went out or
the Southern today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Albert Mcconnell left for Los An.
geles this morning via Denver TO visit
his uncle, n II. Mcconnell He may
go to school In California this fall
This summer Albert worked In the
business office of The Herald and
proved very efficient and agreeable.
We are sorry to see him go but wish
him good luck and success
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Mrs. l. NJ Greene, Mrs. Arthur Fass.
binder and the latter's sister. Mrs. l.
Marshall, who Is visiting her from
Silverton. went out on the Red Apple
today bound for Aztec, where they
win spend day or two with Mrs W
II. r.. Sehaefer. and also take in Farm.
ington and Bloomfield.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus Hansen re-
turned to the ranch yesterday after
spending ten days at Silverton. Mr.
Hansen reports considerable mining
activity in the vicinity of Eureka and
Animas Forks.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

c. ], Brewer, who has been In the
city the past few days getting his
eyes attended to, returned to his Aztec
home this morning. Mr.. Brewer says
Aztec is growing, many buildings be
ing erected with a general air OF sal.
isfaction prevailing Mr. Brewer says
the fruit crop Is all that could be ask.
ed-plenty of peaches, plums, apples
etc.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Miss Cullen was among the arrivals
OIL last nights eastern from Colorado
Springs. This morning she left for
Riverside on a visit to DR.. Taylor and
family.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Jim Ker went out over the South.
ern this morning with five horses, Re.
ward, Rose, Barney, Young Polar and
Pat, belonging to Messrs Wood & Nor
gan. Patterson, Clifford, Ker and Likes,
to Hotchkiss for the races. after which
they viii go on round the circuit to
Grand Junction and otner points.
Grant Clifford leaves Monday.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Mrs. r. ]. McNutt and daughter,
Miss Sarah McNutt. came down from
Silverton last night and went to Aztec
this morning to spend a week or two
with friends.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Indians that Is not under fence. II
has been raining every day for weeks
T. A. Kerr knows how To touch the
right spot with the railroad boys.
Thursday morning he handed the
plums which Conductor MciIolland
passed around among the passengers
and after the train crew filled up,
there were plenty left for the crew
working on the Silverion end of the
slide. And this Is not the first of
Tense Mr., Kerr has been guilty sew
eral times the past ten days or two
weeks.
Horton Pope came in from Denver
last evening on the delayed train. go.
ing out ON the Southern this morning
Mr.. Pope Is private secretary to Sen.
ator Guggenhem and brilliant yours
attorney of the capital city. He viii
be with us again TO remain day or
two the coming week.
Red Toner is making a fine pitching
record this season and has been OF.
fered position With fhe Western
leaguors Of Denver Most any half
rate man ought TO improve the Den
vers some and at least put notches
In the toboggan slide, Toner is well
known in this section, having played
with Silverton n couple OF seasons
He has made rapid progress the pas,
two years.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. James Pitcher, Jr
came down from Silverton yesterday
afternoon. This morning Mrs Pitcher
who is Otto Mear's daughter, left for
Denver. Mr. Pitcher returning to si!
verton.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

This morning Superintendent and Mrs
John Spear drove in with Mrs. Spear
os Coffeyville. Kans.. the latter and
her daughter. Miss Mary. departing
for home on today's eastern. After
| seeing their guests off. Superintendent
Spear and family returned to Fort
Lewis.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Harry Watkins. switchmaD In tn
Durango yards left today for Kansa
City. where he will be married to tn
girl of his choice some time next weel
After a honeymoon trip of sixty days
Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins will return t
make their home In Durango.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Jesse r, Pound, a nephew OF s. NJ.
Biggs is in Durango for a few days
on business. Mr.. Pound was formerly
in Chama where the family had
charge of the Chama hotel. and later
lived on the upper Florida He Is
now at Edith In the sawmill business,
Mr.. Pound still has some property In
this county and ls here to attend to
IL
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Albert w Sharpless and father, p
e. Sharpless, and John c. Rhodes
came in from Aztec last night. Mr.,
Sharpless Is located at Aztec where
he has land having come to the San
Juan about a year ago. His father
and Mr. Rhodes arrived several days
ago from Philadelphia, and were on
their way home this morning. The
party went out over the Southern to
see the country, Mr. Sharpless ac'
companylng them as far as Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Galbraith oi
White City, Kans., were in the city
over night. passing through to Den
yer today from trip around the cir
Gle Mrs. Galbraith. who was Miss
Sullivan before her marriage. anC
Agent Fred James were well acquaint
ed years ago. Mr. James having work
ed for Miss Sullivan's father wher
she was a child. They had not me
since. until this morning. Truly thu
world is n small place after ALL
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Sam Ridinger the Indian trader
returned from Salt Lake last night
The shipment of Indian blankets
which Mr. Ridinger expected from the
San Juan failed to arrive up till the
time he left Salt Lake. He continued
10 Aztec today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

Mrs. L. b Furman. wife of the chief
engineer of the Denver & Rio Grande
system, returned last night from Den
yer, where she has been spending
some time with her husband on va.
cation trip. and continued to her home
in Pennington this morning
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

DR.. and Mrs. II. l.. Henderson. and
Mrs. L. w. Henderson, brother and
mother of II 4. and s w Henderson
OF this city. returned TO their home at
Grand Junction today. after visit
with their relatives here.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-02

@Bie Srancois goppee Mleran6er
Dumas ni6t Onaen ipollte, ersoblt
Der mlaneit ~peritorbene 9idter lelbIt
m leinen binterlaiienen grinnerutt-
gen, Die Die uMnnales~ gegentparfig
peroffentlihen. gs mar nod Ser er-
item @uffiibruns bon goppees ugal=
lant"; goppee mar oamals elm blut-
innger Meni6, Der an Ieinem iungen
Nubm idlper trllg unb gerooe5u be-
ltir5t mar, als Mleranber Dumas
(oer MelFre) ben @unfd ousipradI
ben Didfer fennen gu Iernen. .sSb
muroe linn Doreeitelt" er5ablt Cop
pee, uuno betrahtete gan5 befpegt
oieien sutmiitieen 4oloB, oelien gro
Bes @eiibt unter Dem ersralellorl
Soar berporladte. SD NOR ldiif)=
tern un0 periuhte elm &omplinlcnt
81 itammelrL oas meme 8emunoe=
rl1ng fir i'm ausoriifte, ais Scr
Dihter Der n0rei Musfetiere" mid
obne meiteres beim &opfe nabm, mid
auf betoe Wargen fliBte u1o nit
marmer, beralider Gimme rief:
uNenne mid Oh, talentponer Menih
(bornme De Salent)!" - Dumas ou-
gen. Mir cine iol6e 8ertraulid)fei:
gegen einen dlteren Mann, einen
6eriibmten Sbriftlteaer, einen angc-
beteten Meiiter beraus5unebmen,
Oas mar mir gar8 urmnoglid). Mn-
oererfeits aber, mie iolte ib mid
meigern, oieiem freunoi6aftli1 Be-
iebl 81 geborhen, ben er MIR 10 trei-
miitig gab? @Iiidlifermeiie perlnr
id nidt Den aopf; id batte eire
quite gineebung, uno aIs er nah-
oriidlih fem: n9eem mid gu, talent.
potter Wenib" mieoerbolte, fiel ib
linn Inn ben Sails, gab linn ieine
&iiiIe mieoer uno antmortete be-
meet: yNie meroe id oas pagc,L
genialere Menid." @r moate iib oor
2oden ausibiitten, unb 10 batte idj
6ds Slid, Dumas gu gefaaen ohre
es an @dtung feblen gu laIien."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-02
@ir baben piele ahnlidle.

Dos 5oIsenoe tit Der Mus5lig aus
einem 8riefe, ben mir bon Scr. s. s.
Mpers IN Stuttgart, @rf., erbieIten:
Sic meroen mid iebr berbinoen,
menn Sic cunts 2igbtning Dill in
MiaiogebiGe, ST., einfiibren Mir
ben, oa i6 bort biele Sreunbe uno
gerwmote babe, fir Die ih mid febr
intereiiiere uno oa ib erfabre, baB
oas Del bort niht i'm Warfte lit. Sd
fam es als Die bette Meoi5in emf
pfeblen, Die i6 in meinem 9auie ba-
be. IS furierte mid bon einem
i6limmen Goae bon roter 8ltbr in
peniger 6enm elmer balben Stunbe
uno es furierte meme gnfelin bon
einem idlimmen Sale bon CHOLERA
Worbus in fur5er 3eit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-02
Barrier 3clifateHem.

Die fran50iiide gpifurqer uno
Weeiiter Der 4ohfunIt genieben ielt
langem ben berehtigten &nbm erie
lener Sriginalitat mlo nneridopfi.-
der fulinariider GbantoIie, aber ibre
lesten @ntoedungen miro man all-
Berbalb Der SeineItaot pieQeid)t bph
nidt obpe @ioeriprub preiien. 80
gelten in Yaris gebratene gioedielt
MS foitlibe 2eferbilien uno teller
oieien 3ubm nit ben iurrgen &rofo.
oilen uno ben -S6langen. Gin Stu
tiitifer Der franaoiiiden &iiden en-
5ablt i'm p@il 8las," oaB gioedien
in 8oris regelmabig seeeiien peroen;
idbrlih iperoen 5000 Stiid IN Baris
perfmlft, uno Die Sdnoler ii1o nit
ibrem 8eruf 5ufrieoen. @eitaus
lebbafter aber lit Die Naffroge nod)
SalamanoeuL bon oenen Die fclr-
idmeferiiden Barrier I'M Sabre
ourdidnittli6 5000 ~per5ebren. SUIT
ge gioedien nit ibrem 5arten Sleii1
neroen eben 10 gut be5ablt mie iunge
Siibner-mit et1pa 4 5rancs oas
oas Stiid. Sir olte gioedien er-
bolt MOI faum mebr als 10 Sous.
@ud Shlangen meroen teller be5ablt,
beionSers ifone @remplare ioear 10
gut pie Srltbiibner. Snsbeionoere
gelten fleinere Nattern als 0elifatel-
lie. In6 Die @dnbler BON iuilgeit
&rofobilen fonnen iber Wangel ail
Na6frage niht flagell; Elm iunges
8rofooil foltet annaberno 10 piel mic
Elm &olb, b%eionoers feline er5ielen oft
mabre WdrhenpreiIe Smmerbin
werben alidbrli6 nidt mebr als bun-
bert &rofooile in Earis eenolien.
Die ipe5ifiide Observation-Disclosures liir
6roi6ibellfel lit IN ben leBten Sob
rem 5nriidgegangeu. Ger 8erfauf
betragt i'm Sabre faltm $500. ID
gegen iino Die Sdneden nod mie Dor
beliebt, insbeionoere Die 9urgnnoer-
l6neden, bon oenen ~olllabrlid) Otils
lionet per5ebrt peroen. I
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-02
Barmm Der @erfanf nidt su stanoe
fam.

Gr muBte oie genale Mder3aDl
nldt, oet1n es mar niemals cine Ser
nreiiung norgenomlnen morben.
IS mar audi ME Elm Mbitraft allge-
fertigt moroen, ober er glauhtp.
oaB Der Eitel gut fei benm er bati(
oos 2anb bonn alten 8in So11es 1e.
fault uno Der mar Elm ebrfihcr
Wfann getpeien.
@ls er fid aber iber5el,gen moGte
% mar iein rDeeo~ nidt refpl
bert; er iagte, er polle Tim iofori
einreiden. 9as 8atent batte er llie
geieben, aber er miiroe 0as audi ulf-
treiben.
Damn entoedte Der Glerf, ooB nod
cine alte Mortgage auf Dem Sano
bate, Die nibt abeeIoit iei. Matiir-
lid bebauptete Der Better, tie lei
be5ablt.
Ser &dufer moate Die 6arm ger
ne baben meru1 Der Sitel gut lei,
aber 90 er aus Miiiouri itommie,
10 perlanete er ben Na6peis oofiir.
9as 8eiultat mar, 6aB Ser Ger.
fauf nidt gu Stanoe fam.
Woral:: gerihafft @u9 eitien Mb-
ltraft uno ieio imdf1er in Oronnrd.
8erlangt einen Mbitraft, bebor Sbr
fault, Der BETTER be5abIt oafiir.
she 8erar Mbftraet Company.
209 @eft-g pmmcrce Ctr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-02
3immer befano iid Dem Sorfas ge-

3inmler befano iid benz 5orfos ee.
geniiher.
3umeilen mar es mir, ols borte
i6 Ser fleinen Sela bellies 2a6en,
aber ib iab Sela nidt.
ltno bonn, es mar i6on ountel,
fam Sorfa nit 9err11 bon Settler
nab Souie. Sd borte ouf eem 5lur
cine mortret6e 8erablhieoune uno
oann lpurbe es fin.
llno pieoer nortete i6 cine @ei-
le. 90 borte i6, mie 5orfas Clint
uler leiie periblolien murbe.
Cine entiebli6e @llt, tpiloe Ser
5tpeifelitng padte mid. @enn lie
oas 3immer peri9lob, fonnte idl
nidt unbemerft bet ibr einbringen.
Sd idlib, ben Hepolper in Der
!Sano, su Ser Sir oes 3immers oes
Serrn bon 4eBler. 2eiie oriidte ID
oltf Ole &linfe. Sic gob nad. Mra-
mobniid ipdbte id in oos @emod).
gs mar leer. Sest trot i6 nit on
gebaltenem Mtem ei1. @orlidtiq
ibli6 id meiter. Die Sir gu Sor-
fas 3imnter mar MIR angelebnt, cin
2idtidein berriet <es mir.
Sd borte ein @eral1i6 mie BON
Shllihaen ul1o 4iiiien unb meiner
felbit nidt mebr mdhtig Dor Wait
uno Shmera, rib i'd Die Sir onf.
9a iob id Sorfa, meiile %angeberetc
Sorfo, onf beren Grel1e id Selien
geboit batte, ben 2iebfoiuneen bcs
Serrn bon &eBler b~irgegebell in iei.
men Mrine1.
(aortjetuua foIat.o
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-02
Die gripatfaTette @apolepms I,

Napoleon L. mar ein ousge5ei6ne.
ter Sausbalter, in Der 8erpaltuflg
ieiner gipilliite berri6te itets mu-
lterbafte, bon ibm ielbit fontroaterte
Sronung, ltno 90 er fir feline Her-
Jon Iebr aniprudslos mar, 10 fonn=
te er aus Dem 8oqen i6opfen, lpeu.t
es gait, faiierli6en @lan5 gu entfol-
ten ooer faiierli6e Sreigiebigfeit au
iiben. SSn Sen &elergemoIben Der
Suiaerien lage11 Die @oloidde bis
gum gnoe ieiner Hegierung inuner
bod iibereinanoer geftapelt. Sir lei
ne Bripatfaiie mnBte Ser S6asmel=
tier ieoen Monot 10000 Srancs 1T
@olo %liefern, Die, nie mir ben fiir5-
lif peroffentlihten uno nit Gedt
alt6 in 9euti6lmo piel bea6teten
9erfmiiroigfeiten ieines Sefretars>
oes gorons 5ain, entrlebmen- vMe-
moires ou Baron 5air1, 8renier
Secretaire ou cabinet oe Pgnlpe-
reur", 8aris, 8lon = IN eiltem flei-
men Softer nit peridieoenen 9lbtei-
lungen oufbetpdbrt mltroen. Nui
&eiien beltritt Der Safer leine reil.
perionli6en Iltseaben aus bieiell
Sonos, Dem er alib iein 5ol6engeio
uno Spielgelo entnobm. gr perlor,
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