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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-22
VASSAL BORO.

Warren knowlton, son Of Mr. and Mrs
Wsyland knowlton Of Belfast, died Mon
day afternoon al his home in Vassalboro
after several years illness. He had I'M
dersone several operations and had the
very best medical aid and nursing Mr..
knowlton was married TO Miss Grace
Hammonds. daughter of City Marshal
and Mrs L. W. Hammonds of Belfast,
who with their two little sons, Dean and
Donald. survive; also his parents and
several brothers and sisters. Marshall,
Merton, Mrs. LaForrest Robbins and Miss
Adella knowlton of Belfast The funeral
will he held in Belfast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-22
GENERAL SPORTING MATTERS
MAY SWAP WILLIS.
Pirate Manager Doesn't Like Way He
Finished Last Season.

Pittsburg, Dec. 21.-That big Vac
Willis, who did so much to win the Ma
tional League pennant last season, viii
hardly be with Pittsburg next season
was made known here Monday, when
il leaked out that the pitcher had been
offered TO Cincinnati for a fat price,
that Cincinnati declined 10 pay the
price. but instead has offered Pitcher
Spade for Willis. Clarke is consider
ing the deal. No secret is made OF the
fact, and it is openly printed here that
Clarke is dissatisfied with the way in
which Willis finished last season, that
after the pennant had been practically
won he fell off in his work and placed
the worlds championship in jeopardy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-22
POLICE RAID CLUB.
Promoter and Two Fighters Arrested
In New York.

New York. Dec. 2l.-The National
Sporting Club Of America, with quar-
tiers in Harlem, was closed Monday
night by The police. Tom O'Rourke. the
promoter, who was also acting as ref
cree, and two local fighters Hal King
and Red" Lyons, were arrested and
held In $500 bail for Arrangement in po-
lice court.
The club management says that no
admission tickets had been sold and
that only members were present. The
legal status OF boxing clubs in New
York has lore been q matter of dis
pute, but under q permanent InJunc-
ton obtained by one club manager, the
police have hitherto found themselves
pow Ariess Accordingly, il is believed
that the case OF the National Sporting
Club will become prominent as test
case
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-22

Supt. Smith of Buckfeld announces
the following changes Of teachers in
the district under his charge: The
North Buckfield school commenced
Dec. 20 with Robe Sturtevant teach
ing in place of Grace Austin Allen.
Fred Pearson has resigned the Allen
school and Herschel Libby will teach
there. Miss Olive Johnson has re-
signed the intermediate school and
MISS Agnes Bearce of Hebron will
nnlsh the year there. Thomas De-
Coster has resigned the Prince school
ana accepted a school in Milton. Miss
FORA Whitman viii take his place.
MISS lnez Swan has resigned the E.
buckneld soheol and Will teach the
WINTER term in M4flot- Miss Cleora
leicester viii take! that sehpol. Miss
MARY Morse of Bates College is teach
ing at the Whiting school in Hartford
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-22
Portland Produce Market.

Portland. Dec. y, 1903
CRANBERRIES-$50 0d7.oo per bbl.; 80
a. 2.75 for crates
BEANS-New York, go; California, pea
A. 15l435; Foreign pea, 2.40d2.5e; yellow
eyes. $50: red Kidneys, 30
PEAS-Drv scotch. 2.35M2. 40: White,
200: green, $50: split peas, go bush.
ONIONS-Bag, l.30ft1. 80.
CABBAGE-Bbl. 75G95.
POTATOES-G3n65
SWEETS-1.5G
EGGS-Eastern, fresh, 45; Hennery, d;
Western, fresh, IS.
BUTTER-Fancy creamery. sc; tub
creamery, "a renovated, 2Sd2s
CHFESE-N Y. and factory, Ismls1@
sage, 19d19t.
evaporated peaches, SlG9; evaporated APP
pies SMlO..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-22
UTAH SURE OF FIGHT.
Tex Richard Says Big Battle Viii DC.
cur at Salt Lake City.

Chicago, Dec. 21-According to G.
l. Rickard. better known as TEX
Rickard, the Jeffries-J Crimson fight pro-
rnoter, who arrived here Monday on
his way TO his home the governor OF
Utah will not oppose the meeting OF
The contenders for the heavyweight
pugilistic championship in Salt Lake
City July i
''Of course. few people in Utah do
Tot want US TO fight there" said Mr..
Eickard, but l am giving it to you
straight. M. governor and everybody
are behind Us, Ii We have to agree TO
be fined $1,000 or 50 we are glad TO do
il. TAKE it from me, We are going 10
fight in Salt Lake City
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-22
SOMERSET
PALMYRA,

A. II. Southland is al work for STAN
ley Hanson in St. Adams, who is max
ing extensive repairs on his house.
Alvin Southland has been at home the
past week on account of i'll health.
Lewis league of Plymouth is visit
ing at Chandler Porter's in South St.
Albans and called on friends in the
vicinity Sunday.
j. r. Emery has been drawn as trav-
erse juror TO serve at the term OF
court beginning Dec IS
Allen Brewer and Frank Brewer of
Aroostook county are in town looking
for farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Frost were in
St. Adams Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-22
Boston Produce Market.

Boston, DEC. 7.
BEEF-Fresh firm: whole cattle SGS4-
BRAN-Steadier 26.5td9l.
BUTTER-Cnchanged northern 34a@3J
CHEESE-C Unchanged: y. Y. Ia0ls
CORN-Cnchanged: No. yellow Il
EGGS-Unchanged, choice ASGt45; west
ern 3663S
FLOUR Steady; spring patents 6dG4a
HAY-Steady; No. sl.50.
LAMBS-Steady 1884,.
LARD-Cnsteady: pure l64.
MIXED FEED-Steadler, 26.5eN29.
OATS-Firm: No. > clipped white 51a.
PORK-Tnsteady medium backs y"
o. o.,
POTATOES Unsteady; white ZOO 10
SJTGAR-Tnchanged; sranulated a21.
NEALS-Tnchaneed 13Ml4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-22
poAERTY AND FORD DRAW.
Neither Man Gets Decision in Fight
for Lightweight Title.

New Haven, Dec. 21.-Although Jeff
Doherty outpointed Bunny Ford in
their 15-round go for the lightweight
championship of New England, he
failed TO win a decision. Jack Twin
Sullivan was behind Bunny and cam
paigned the mill in splendid shape for
the youngster. Bunny failed TO land
effectively at any stage of the go.
Doherty peppered his man and had him
badly bleeding al the mouth when the
go finished
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-22

Happy Jack SWEETS, at one time a
star pitcher with thesBoston Nationals,
is working hard for a living now, and
probably looks back with lots of re-
greet on the time when he was q base
ball king and managers were camping
on his trail. Jack is a carpenter in
York, Pa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-22
New York Cotton Market.

New York. Dec. n
Spot closed quiet 20 points higher Mid
ding uplands 15.4O; do. gulf 1856. Sales
200 bales.
Galveston steady 49, New orleans
steady. j. sic. Savannah steady i ll-l6.
Charleston firm, AZ; Memphis firm, 49,
Net receipts for four days l2e.1sl-
Exports 10 Great Britain na.1lT; TO
France 600: 10 the continent 1896 10
Mexico 1906
Stock 81 92f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-22

Young Donohue, the RoXbury light.
weight, and Young Luughrey of Phila-
deislhia are to meet IA the Armory A.
A. Boston, next Tuesday in a 12-round
contest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-22
New York Money Market.

New YORK, Dec. y.
Prime mercantile paper 5@53 per cent
Sterling exchange steady Al 4s4 60d4s4 Y
for 6o-day bills ana at 4Ss.1" for demand
Commercial bills 4S4G4s44.
Bar silver So.
Mexican dollars a
Government bonds firm.
n,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-22

BUTTER-Firm; creameries 2-@%7; dai-
RES 2503h
EGGSSteady: at market, cases inclnd-
ed, 25ll303; firsts %: prime firsts '64 re-
ceipts 3Ae2 cases
CHEESE-Steady. 16lGa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-22
|DENTIF|ED.
Margaret Marshall Woman
In Norfolk Hospital
As Result Of Effort to Kill Her.
self al Virginia Beach.
Newspaper Woman and Former
1eacher...Nas Worked in Maine.

Norfolk, Va. Dec 21.-It was posi-
lively learned here today that the
young woman now lowering between
life and death 1T St Nincent's hoSpi-
tai as the result Of an attempt TO end
her life by drinking laudanum and
shooting herself through the head
three times, while guest at the Queen
Anne cottage at Virginia Beach last
Wednesday, is Miss Margaret Mar
shall, up TO two weeks ago a member
of the staff OF a New York newspaper.
Miss Marshall, who is a graduate Of
Tufts College, Medford, Mass, came
here last week 10 Join a theatrical
company as press representative.
She registered al the Beach as Miss
Ruth Morton Of Chicago and carefully
destroyed all evidence Of her iden-
tity before she attempted 10 end her
life.
The motive for her desire TO end her
life is as yet unknown. Al st. Vincent s
il was said that the young woman
had slight chance for recovery.
The father Of the young woman ar
rived here today from New York and
has directed that nothing be left I'M
NM ~ t4'V san = nv All Of'NI
alton will BE- performed al once.
Boston. Dec. 2l.-Margaret Mar
shall, the young woman who is in u
critical condition in q hospital al Nor
folk, Va, as the result of an attempt
at suicide, was connected with the
staff OF the Boston Herald for q year
and halt She is 80 years old and
q native Of New Hampshire. She was
graduated from Tufts College in 1907.
In college she made such a record for
scholarship that she was honOred with
election 70 the Phi Beta Kappa So
cjety- After graduating, she taught
school for a short time al Portland,
Ne, and then entered newspaper work.
A few months ago she left Boston and
joined the staff Of a New York paper
She has written several magazine
stories.
Portland, Me, Dec. 21.-Miss Mar
garet Marshall. who attempted suicide
al Norfolk. taught English at West
brook Seminary one term in the fall
OF 1907. For time after that she was
employed as society reporter by the
Portland Daily Press. Kingston. \.
H, is her native town. She was de-
scrlbed as brunette OF striking ap-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-06
The Game by Innings.


Tim Hendricks out. short 10 first;
Peddy few out 10 right; Bullock went
the same way 90 left, Hits o. runs o.
Barnett singled TO center; Jones
grounded TO short, who fielded slow.
~. both safe Collins ieW out To Wat.
son, Myers sacrificed: Galloway re-
tired the side, second To frst Hits
/, runs u.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-06

Head the sAn, ada Ia 'odays san
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-06

bled IL. but Pounds was thrown out
at third; Jones stole second; Collins
couldn't hit IL, and retired the side
Hits /, runs o.
Fifth Inning.
Hendricks struck out; Peddy skied
out to right; Bullock fouled out to
left. Hits o. runs y.
Galloway grounded out 20 Bullock
Windham promptly famed again; l..
Donaldson grounded out to Bullock.
Hits o.. runs ..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-06
Third inning.

Watson was called out on strikes;
Hooks TOOK the 1853 -Four route to
nrst, spOttsWood struck out, Hooks
caught. catcher a. second. Hits .,
runs a.
Jimmie Windham the Orlando tcl,
low promptly tanned donaldson out,
short "a nrsJ Rcd donaldson Sent the
uamu nay ilta 10 runs o.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-06
OCALA WON SECOND
GAME OF THE SERIES
THE SCORE WAS FIVE TO a BIG
ROUND RING.
Walker Pitched Steady Ball, While
AinsIey Was Hit Freely. Watson
Being Substituted.
from Saturdays Daily Sun.

from Saturdays Daily Sun:
Contrary to the expectations of the
Oak Halls and those who jOurneyed
TO OCala to witness the second game
OF the series Friday, the Gainesville
boys were defeated by the score oil
to o.
Ainsley. the left.handed boy who re-
Gently Joined the local team. was not
ut his best. suffering with an injured
finger, and Watson relieved him la
the box in the fifth inning. Watson
only gave up two hits in the four
blocks that he twirled, which is good
considering the batting armOr with
which the Brick Cityites seemed pos
sessed. Walker. the Palatka pitcher.
was in good form and did good work
for Ocala. only allowing one hit. Pete
Allen got that.
Tim Hendricks, the pluCky third
baseman, made a daring attempt TO
steal home, and IL was by a very close
decision at the plate that Tim was
prevented saving Gainesville from
shut-out.
Allen played the game for all there
was in II, getting one hit--the on.
one made for us-and also be.ms
credited with two put.outs and two Il.
sists. Peddy's record NJ short j. a. q
good, he getting two put-outs and max.
ing three assists Hooks has clean
record. a well a. Graham and Spots.
wood
As matters now stand. Ocala has
one game on Gainesville. hence II
W. win tOday's contest the honors Will
BE- even again
Wmdham viii return 10 his hol,
At Orlando today. Ocala re,ainins
Jones, the Sanford man who won a
game here from the Oak Halls. 70 d.
the twirling for them.
Doc Wilson. the boy who accom-.
plished such good work In THURSDAY,
game. will pitch for Gainesville. and
We predict victory once more.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-06
sss, Treatment Tor a surO.

n fOr 40 other reason, Chamber
lains Sakr should be- kept Ia every
household on account ~ its great
value Ia the treatment ~ burns. h
allaSs the pain almost Instantly, and
unless the injury h. severe onr.
heals ttc parts without lraNins a
scar Thls -al,r b. also unequalrd fur
,happHd hands, snTv nipplrs aud de.
rasrp ct thr skiu Price. ~ cents
Fur sale bY an dIugsists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-06

Score by Innings. r. h. Q
Gainesville . - . - o 0 . y 90 l
Ocala ....i O3O $1,000 - :
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-06

galloway batted out Of order
The Summary.
Base on balls-Of Windham /: on
Wilson ..
TwObase hits-Pounds I.
Struck Out-By windham IL: by
Wilson :.
Wild pitches-Windham ?; vii.
sou |.
Passed balls-Myers I.
Left on bases Gainesville 3:
OCala
stolen bases Jones l.
Umpire-Mr, Gerig
Attendance About 2O00. Time uf
game i'l5.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-06
Seventh Inning.

Graham singled past third. and
went to second on a passed ball: Allen
fouled out to catcher; Wilson ground,
ed to second. but first baseman drop.
ped II. and Graham went to third:
Wilson took second: Hendricks fan.
ned; Peddy couldn't hit and a good
chance TO score was lost. Hits /.
runs u.
Collins. Myers and Galloway famed.
which was some pitching on the part
OF Doc Wilson.
The umpire. Mr.. Gcrig. seemed To
favor the home team somewhat. as
he called strikes ON Watson. Wilson
and other members of the Oak Halls
that were far too high. The gentle.
manly manner of the Gainesville play.
ers, however. prevented them from
making too strenuous kick.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-06
The Summary.


Earned runs-OCala >.
Sacrifice hits-"Red' Donaldson, |.
Hits-On Ainsley. in innings
on Watson, . in I innings: OF Walk.
er l.
Stolen bases-Hendricks. Red
Donaldson, Barnett. Collins. Myers,
Windham. >.
Double play Pounds 10 Collins.
Base on balls-On Walker ,, on
Ainsley l. on Watson. u.
Struck out-By Walker Ii: by
Ainslry. 3. by Watson >
Hit by pitcher-'Red' Donaldson.
Time ~ game So
Umpire, Doc Wilson aud Frank
Harris. Dr.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-06
Sixth Inning.

"Wampus" Watson was called out
ON strikes; Hooks also called out Oh
strikes; SpottswoOd out, second to
first. Hits ., runs o.
Red CHome-rum Donaldson out.
Allen to Bullock; Pounds famed: Bar.
nett, the home-run man Of Orlando,
singled to left; Jones famed. Hits /,
runs y.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-12-23

6oB 8aIlineer, elm 8nn0esminis
Iter, beroahtig miro. 5lt 9fie.
iengrobidern, 2oilobnifiiheu lin.
5iueifelbhfte 9e5iebungen 81 babeit
reip. gebabt 81 bobet. Ssm 9tepra.
Ientontenbaus erbob Serr Sitchcod
aus gSebrasfo oireft Die if)perpie-
gcnoe gIntInge, ooB Die eigentlihe
2uelle 3u Ben 9anobetriigereiete c + r
i'm Qanobureau als nltBerbalb
oeIieIben SIT illhen iei mo berlongte
Ole iofortige llnteriiihut gOer glngele-
.genbeit ourh ben aongreB.
Serr Sithcod griff ben Sefretdr
0es SSrrnern. 9alinger, uitf oas
ih1rflte megeu ieiies gerbaltens in
Der glngelegenbeit Der Cunningham.
ihen GoblenIager IN gllosfa on ino
IltcnlpeIte &. 81. @laois 81 eiuem
0t1rtprer, Der ieilles. glmtes entlaiierl
|lpor0en lei, neil er 5ii groBen @ifer
entfoltet bate, Die Gegierllng gegel
oie 9anobetriigereien 5ii 6eibiisen.
Ger &epraientant erfIGrte, yer fiibIe
tiefes Wlitleio fir einen untergeorO-
neten 9eontteu, Dem nts Die @abl
aelaiien niiroe, I'M glnte 81 bleiben
umo Shtpeigen 81 beipabren ODER
ieme Stelllng 0urb obnmahtige
9Sroteite gegen einfIuBreide 8etriieer
l5u gefdbroen@
SSil5piifen bat 9aamger pon 8ra-
Iiioent Enft eine genaue llnteriildung
lOerlnngt imo iein 8erbIeiben inn glmi
0apou abbdngig geniadlt Saft bat
Dem &erlmgen 5olge geleiitet uuO Der
9on5 fam nun los geben.
7SoritmeiIter 8inbot hatte Die
grflGrlmg obgegeben ooB Der aon-
lgreB 81 entibeioen babe, oh Die gro.
| Ben aoblenlager oes 2anoes i'm 9e-
lIibe 0es @olfes bIeiben ioleu ooer
inidt uno oh oie @oiierfrdfte IN 0iC
SGnoe pripater SSlltereiien geben o0ei
bonn 8oIfe fontrollirt meroen Iolleu
I9enn mefn cine 9nnoDoll Wldnnel
in oen 8eliB oieier &ontrolle gelangt
| 10 piir0en oiele menigen Wt1nner iibei
lfur5 ooer lang audi elm @fonopol iibel
limiere gelanlnte SSilollitrie altsilbel
Juno 0amit Die aontrolle iiber Die lpirt
lihaftlihen imo ofonnmiihen 8er
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-12-23
WsibnaNten.

gt1htig iDirbelt SdneegeIto6er
llno Der Stilrm beult i'm 4omiil,
7aB ole sSunfen tilotterno, fni-
itern0
glus oen Suiuenibeiten ipriib'n.
Suit oos @etter, Inn 81 trdltmeu
8ei oes SSeuers SSIoderid)ein l.. ],
llno Oes Sturmes Nielooieel
@iegen meme Seele elm.
SSern ab iponoern Die @eoonfen
g9eit, ipeit, iiber 2ano ui1o Wleer,
3oubern oIte @eibnahtstdge
@teine ainobeit mieoer Der.
Dieine ainobeit, ols ih inud5eno
lin oen Iidten 8annbntnl iprong,
llno IN feierliheu 8onen
2eis Der @lofen @rnB nerflnng
limo wie emit 10 loliIh ih mieoer
Wflittermdrden ntefnIos,
llnO mie emit b1lt tie mid tpieoer
Sdlunlmernliio auf ibreni ShooB.
-- ---=
3oh, mas ioa Die beiBe 5rane ?
g8as porbei febrt ME sltriif,
ltno IN 9einer 9riiIt perborgen
Gllbt elm nelies 4eibnahtsgliid
5ans 0enlltb.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-12-23

puroe BON &ihter Bouher entid]ie-
ben. Gs bunoeIte iid) INN Die 0ob-
loiienihnft BON Catherine Morris.i
ipeIhe itnter gbos. SunlpbreD H. q.
als gtihten tmo gieffen perteiIt
peroen iollte. 9ebtere pertpeigerten
9nblnng Der ltantIihen @rblteuer.
0a tie pon Der GrblaHerin ia ais, Sim.
oer@ onerfonnt iuo aah ais fleine
4inoer IN ibr @ans aitfgenommen
moroen ieien. Nah Sect f.. aap. 81
(@eieb bon t905) ieieli tie olio niht
erbIteuerpflihtig. Dos nieoere @e-
|riht (GollittDrihter WacGoro) batte
|entihieoen, oaB elm Ieil Der Nahlai-
Ienihoft ibnen oils .gleffe un0 g1inte~
|uno niht ais a4inoern@ binterlaiIeu
|moroen iei lnl6 iie onber Die GrbIteuer
|5ablcn miiBtel1. GieIes llrteil lpuroe
nun bonn b0beren @eridt mifreht err
boIten. Die gntiheiolng iit oIlo eilte
Ituihtige.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-12-23
anslanS

Der a6nig lit geltorben, es lebe Der
laonig
aonig naleopol0" bon 9eloien lit
lnidt mebr mtO an ieine Steae lit gll-
lbert bon 5lanoeru, De rSobn ieines
por ibm peritorbenen 8ruoers Bbil.
Hip, getreten. gluBer oen Wfaitreiien
ltpiro oem fonigIihen 2iiorian nobl
geiemano cine Crane nad)meinen.
Sb er oies iuuBte 1tno er oesbalb
lbeltinntte. Dab auBer ieii1em geeffen
liino Den MitgIie0ern ieines Sausbal.
ties 0iemano anoers an ieinenl 9e-
lgr1bnis teilnebmen iollte {? Gin
lielbItiiihtiees, leioenihaftlihes @e.
lih1ftsgenie, elm Mfenih, in Dem ale
eolen Gegingen eritorben 5u iein
lid1iener, elm grouIomer iiberitol5er
9oter, Der ieiie eigenen &ii1oer ebefi-
lilo pom Sterbebett Der Wiutter meg
liagte, mie er iie niht 81 ieinem eige-
lnen Sterbe6ett 5ltlieB.. 3as mar Der
oerltor6ene 9elgierfonig.
Gin Wfenid init aonigstitel un0
9umpeugeIilmung. Gin 9tenid, Der
luon elmer 8irne 5ur aiioern tollte,
oeiien 9iebliugsitaot Oas Seine-8obel
l(9oris) mar luo, Der ieinen BON ibm
l5mr goronin 8ailgban erbobenen
laebsmei6 Shloner lmo Dfiaioneu
IbinterlieB, aber ieiue eigenen ainoer.
loie friibere 9ronpriu5eiim Stephanie
Ioon Geiterreib-llugorn lmO Die per-
EidipenOeriibe Briii8eiIin 2ouiie, 10
Iqnt pie enterbte. Som ellen 8ei5
Ibeieelt. entblooete er lid niht eiilnnl.
oas 8erni0gen ieiner 6nmilie ali5lI-
lgreifen, Die &inOer linn ibr Sab lno
l@ut al betriigen, iogar Die alei0er
Iieiner Deritorbellen @enablin anf Den
ISrooeImarft ser gluftion 5u briugen,
| llno in ipeIher gronIamer gSeiiC
Ter ole Sd)abe 0es afrifanilhen Son.
laoltaotes alis6elltete uilo 0lilliar0eu
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