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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-15
Appeal Received at Washington.

Washington. April 14.-It was stated officially at the state department to- day that the appeal of the Pittsburg bakers to Secretary of State Knox, made tn trough George s. Ward of Pitts burg, asking that steps be taken to do away with the manipulation and sell ing of futures in wheat and other food products" had been received by him, but had been referred immediately to the department of justice, which would have Jurisdiction in the matter if there is any law covering the case. The de- partment of justice has not yet de- cided whether any action can be taken in the matter.
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We Are Greater Than Ever in Mems Shoes

 triple As to Els, our ex- pert salesmen are prepar- ed to fit perfectly.
 We call the attention of dressy men to our new Nettletons in the "Dixie" and Campus lasts $5.5O and $6.00-as ideal shapes, and would also emphasize our $6 shoe for men who have much walk ing to do. It has a double
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-15
IRELANp's POLO CHAMPIONSHIP
D. J. Ross Visits Brother, J. p. Ross,
 In Birmingham.

D. J. Ross. the champion polo player of Ireland, is in Birmingham visiting his brother, J. P. Ross of the Birming- ham Railway, Light and Power company.
 Mr. Ross won the championship of Ire land some time ago Recently he was in- vited to visit America. and become a member of the All-American team. He did so. and was in the game against the Burlingame team. The latter team won the game. MT Ross states that the ponies on which the All-Americans rode did not give good service.
 MT Ross will be in the city for several days longer. He is frequently at the Blr- mingham Athletic club and there is gen erally a large number of members listen- ing to his sporting stories.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-15

15 strong. left tonight for Nashville, where the season will be opened tomor- row Manager Greminger announced tonight that Jack Lively will pitch the opening game and that shannon will do the receiving. The entire team was able to occupy lower berths by the securing of the special car.
 The Montgomery squad is in fine shape, not a single man being out of condition. The men taken along were; Outfielders Daly, Persons, Whiteman, and KerWfn; Inflelders Greminger, RockenfieId. Pope and Manush; Catch CTS shannon and Hart; Pitchers Lively. Guese. DeBalt and Bliss. Files, late of the Philadelphia Athletics, will join the team in Nashville, and Thomas may also arrive in time to pitch one game of the series.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-15
Guarantee for Race Meeting.

New York. April 14.-At a meeting of the Association of Owners and Breeders, held in the Jockey club today, it was announced that a guarantee fund amount ing to more than $20O.,aU had been raised among the owners >and breeders. which is to be given through the various racing associations for races during the season of 1909 The programme of guaranteed stakes under this fund at the first racing meet, that of the Westchester Racing as sociation at Belmont, was accepted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-15
Sunday Baseball Attacked.

Indianapolis. April 14-Clifford Keal- ing. an attorney, announced today that before next Sunday he would file suit in one of the local courts to enjoin base ball clubs from playing at Washington park on Sundays. His clients, Healing says, will ask restraining order to pre- vent the proposed American association game with Columbus scheduled for next Sunday. Healing says he expects to at tack the constitutionality of the law legal izing Sunday baseball.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-15
CHANCE FOR PLAYERS.
Firm Offers Hats and Ties for victo-
 ries and Hits.

The Phillipson-Harper Clothing con- pany requests The Age-Herald to make the announcement that they will give ev- cry Baron pitcher who wins a game in Atlanta on this trip 8 hat and they do not care how many pitchers win Too, they will give a s5 hat to the man who drives in the run that wins each game that is won. Furthermore, a silk tie will given every player who gets a safe hit in the first game.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-15
Birmingham College Wins.

Anniston, April 4.-(Special.) )-Bir- mingham college of Owenton took the first of series of three games from Anniston here this afternoon. The play was listless, full of hits and err TOTS. Score:
 Anniston ............. .301 01O 21O- Birmingham ....... 100 103 304@12
 Batteries: Wilson and Robertson and McCaffrey; Hawkins and Munger.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-15

sole and comes in black French calf and tan Rus sia calf, and is a perfect combination of style and stability.
 We are showing our natty $5 Cox Special and the famous $3.50-$4.00 "KOX'-the best locker and laster in the world for the money-in all the new shapes and in all feathers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-15
Alabama Is Off.

Tuscaloosa. April Especial 1.-The baseball team of the University of Ala bama left this afternoon over the Mo bile and Ohio to Jackson, Tenn, where, tomorrow, Friday and Saturday, series of games will be played against Jack son college. The team was very confi- dent of being able to win the series. Ala bama has so far lost no college game.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-15
Davis at Livinoston.

Livingston, April H-(specia1.)- c. Davis of Jasper spoke to a large crowd at the courthouse at 1 o'clock today in the interest of his candidacy for Congress. MT Davis Is a fine speaker and attacked Captain Hobson's record on ship sub- sides, the Brownsville bill and other measures.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-15
vanderbIIt,s Horses unpIaoed.

Maison-I.afitte, France, April 14.-W. K. Vanderbilt had four horses, San Pietro. Susquehanna, Seasick and Northeast, in the running here today, but none of them got a place. sl0,00O purse was won by Baron Rothschild's Okhuysen. Nash Turner's Fleury got place in his race, but his Vilegiature and Alatyr were nnnlacpd
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Marion Beats Mississippi

Marion, April 14.-(special)-Marion defeated Mississippi in ne7sided game this afternoon by score of 10 to 8. Bruner. Marion's little shortstop, scored one three-b baggerr three two- baggers. Mississippi goes to Greens boro for series. Batteries: Johnson J., Heath, Ellis; Yates, Ray. Umpire, Otis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-15

There isn't a shoe need of any kind, from full dress to the hardest of ser vice, which we cannot sup ply more acceptably- giving better value for the money-than any other store in this section. With widths running from
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-15
Patents and Postal Chances

Washington, April 14.-(special.)-- Patens issued: J. R. Hodgen, Tensaw, sawmill appliance; G. W. Sandford, Mo- bile, trolley guard. Postmasters ap- pointed: Lunsford, Marion county. Miss Matte H. Hall; Stapleton, Baldwin county, Mrs. Ella V. Waller.
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Pathfinder Goes Slowly.

South Bend. Ind, April 1.-The path finder of the Gidden tour of 1909 an E. M F. Detroit car. driven by Dan Lewis reached South Bend at o'clock this aft ernoon after hard run from Kalamazoo Mich The trip took more time than was anticipated because of the poor condition of the roads The car at o'clock tomor- row morning will depart for Chicago.
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KAUFMAN WINS ON POINTS.
Fight With Tony Ross Is Not Up to
 the Standard.

New York. April 14-Al Kaufman of California, who has aspirations to the heavyweight f1stic championship honors' tonight met and defeated on points Tony Ross of Castle, Pa, in a 10-round bout
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-15

We have made good connec- tions in the east and are now prepared to receive applica tions for loans on central busi- ness property at low rates of interest. We solicit your busi- ness.
 J.B. COBBS R. E. & INS. co.
 2O9-210 Hood Bldg.
 Bell Phone 2254
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GENTLEMAN, JUST A MINUTE!

Our Artistic Folder, Showing Styles of Cox Shoes for Men, Which Are Certain to Have Wide Vogue This Season, Is Now Ready.
 It will be sent postpaid request or may be had by applying at the store.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-15
whitney,s Horse Wins.

Newmarket, April 1a.-The Crawford plate of 300 sovereigns, six furlongs, was run here today and won by H. P Whit nev,s Hillside IT. Films Lead was second and Albert Pail was third. Eleven start ere
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Off to Nashville.

Montgomery. April Especially In private Pullman car the Climbers,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-31
La letra prefijada para
enigma nllmero 81 es

vefase circular la sangre. Era tan
apuesta, tan bella V tan eiegante
que bien podia aparecer, por 10 an
cho Gle su frente. por 10 esferico de
SUI cabeza, por Ell profundo azul de
sus oJos. por su nariz aguiIeha, sus
pronunciados iabios. su erguido cue
iio y su majestusos continente, la es-
tatua que representaba ei >genio de
su patrIa, que representaba a Polo
MIA. lo tengo para mi que esos pue-
bios esciavos, desoiados. sueien dar
en- ei tormento hermosas hiias a,
mundo, nacidas de las mas sublimes
inspiraciones del doIor. mo os acor-
dais de aqueIias hermosisimas hijas
de Israel que tanian sus arpas bajo
los sauces de Babiionia, que oonfun
dian sus iagrimas con las aguas del
extrangero rio y que desarmaban
con su hermosura a los perseguido-
res de su pueblo?
II.
La j6ven dej6 su corona de aza-
har, despues de haberse cerciorado
al espejo de que ie sentaba bien, v
corrl6 una ventana como para mi
rar 81 aiguno que esperaba venia va.
En- aquei instante vic pasar, envuei-
to en- las rafagas del vicnto entire
los remoiinos de la nieve, un peio-
ton de cosacos que juraban NAL
decian de Poionia. Retir6se horro-
rizada la joven, y maquinaimente Sc
sent6 al piano. Dejo caer la cabeza
sobre ei pecho y recorrio con sus de-
dos las tecias.
Fl instrumental produjo una me-
lodia profundamente triste. una de
esas meiodias que son ei iioro de to-
da una gencracion, la agonfa del al
ma de todo un pueblo. Immediate
mente apareci6 en- ia puerta ei an
ciano encorvado Y vaciiante, que
pronucio con horror estas palabras
-sQut haces? No sabcs que esa
ese cantico de nuestros pa
dres. puede costarnos Ia vidal
-Es verdad, abueio o-repuoo la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-31
ENIGMA No..20.

Las soluciones correctas enviadas
A enigma numero 20, para que ei
rual habfase prehjado la letra X, son
las siguientes:
SAN JUAN.-Sta. Mercedes Or
casitas, Sta. Mercedes Sosa, Victor
We're, Williams del Vale, Rafael
Martinez Riera.
ARECIBO.-Sra. Maria Saicedo
Juan Ramos; Rosendo Martinez Lo
pei; Angel NJ. Colon.
CAROLlNA.-Sra. Angeles c..
Landrau, Sra. Victoria Lopez Medi-
ma; Fructoso Dfaz, Miguel J. Her
nandez.
PONCE.-Rafael Figueroa; Ale
sander F. La Fontaine, Carlos So
tomayor; NJ. Ramos Fortier.
YAUCO.-Sta. Rafaeia Frances
tni, Antonio de Jesus, Antonio Ar
ida.
RIO PIEDRAS.- Sra. Josefna
Fernandez de Via. Ramon Sol
tata.a.
SAN SEBASTIAN Sta. Eva
llsta Rodriguez, Lemuei de Jesus.
GCAIAMA.-Federico Correa.
HUMACAO. Sta. Mena Cuestas
Lopez.
CABo RoJo. sta. Angelica
Gastambide.
SANTURCE,-. Migue, Ferrer.
BARRANQUITAS. Antonio
I. Rodas.
RINCON.-Sta. Josefa f. Prieto.
MANATl.-Pabio A. Laguna
1riarte.
BARCELONETA.- Sta. Cutler
nina Navedo.
QUEBRADILLAS. - Nicasio
Rodiclo.
YAGUEZ.-J. J. Ortiz All
bran.
UTUADO.-Sra. Eiicsa Tava-
rez de Storer.
ANASCO.-Jos6 Rivera.
SALINAS.-Jos6 Miguel Arce.
NAGUABO.- .-Joaquien F. Ra-
Ramos.
GURABO.-Sta. Marta Diaz Ra-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-31
Enigma No. z.

In olden times young princesses
were often imprisoned in frowning
castles. The princess in this particu-
lar frowning cast lie bridcd one of her
maids to give her lover the above
enigmatcai note arranging for her
escape. He found the real meaning
Of the note, and Disgusting himself
as a wandering minstrel sang his
answer beneath her window. Can
you read the note and answer
Este enigma es dedicado i los ice
torres que habian ing,ts y muy cspc-
ciaimcntc i los aiumnoS que en- ias
esclleas cstudian dicha ,cngua.
A este enigma no sc aslgna prcmlo
aiguno Ensayamos ia poslbliidad
del estimuio que pueda despcrtar en-
los pscOIarcS intcli gentPS.
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Histoia de amor.
Una boda.

FL cieio Iowa nieve sobre Varso-
via, er triste noche. Parecia tener I'm
sudarlo para cubrir aquei cadaver.
Iodo 10 que reina en- ell sepulcro, rel
naba ali: frio, siiencio, soiedad. Por
sus Gales abandonadas pasaban. de
vez en- cuando, cabaiieros en- peque :
nos cabaiios, los tartaros. como aves
Gle raplha, que Sc ianzaron en- aaue-
liza ruesa. Y, sin embargo.
en- medic de tanta desoiaci0n briIa
ba una espera MA de vida. una as
plracI6n de amor. una de esas flores
que entire las junt uras de los sepui-
eros brotan. Neiase en- espac ioso sa-
ion una i6ven que Sc probaba b Ian
ca corona de desposaia que te MIA
aperclblda para ia noche siguiente i,
noche de suS bodas. Apenas contab a
velnte amos. Largos Rios rubioS ca =
ian como rayoli luz sobre sus espal-
das. Briilaban como I'm CLEO sereno
sus azuies ojos, tenidos de meianc6-
ilca feilcidad. Al travds de 81 te p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-31
INTIMAS.

saltf la nave, Gesplcguf la blan-
ca vela al viento, y nos deslizamos
en- el tranquilo rio que nos lleva al
ancho oceano de la vida
Las flores de la orllla bcsaban la
corrlente Y embalsamaban la brisa
Y el languido resplandor de la luna
lugaba con las nieblas azucs que Sc
alzaban de las aguas.
70 recline tranquilo la cabeza en-
el tibio regazo de mi Undo timoncl.
, , Ell tlmonel era la nina de mi amor
!! pura y luminosa como un ravo de
Ia aurora.
Y me quede asi dormido en- el Sc
J no de la dicha.
Empero amanecio nubl6se el
cielo; bramo la onda; Sc cubri6 de
espumas el oceano; dcsat6se, desc
cho, el vendabal, y abri los ojos.
Pero. i. Sdonde estoy?i Lidia!
grit6. -.
Ell timonel no era va Lidia, la Mia
de mi amor, pura y luminosa como
un ravo de la aurora.
El timonel era una figura SOM
bria y terrible, sin luz en- los ojos,
con luto en- la faz.
Pense huir. Aquella fra mirada
me helaba el coraz6n Mas Jay! que
estaba en- plena inmensidad
GQuienr eres?- eNclam6 al fin,
lleno de angustias.
\ respondio;
Soy el dolor.
Eugenio DeSchamps.
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joven.-Es verdad; no tencmos pa
tria.
-Yo creo que si-dijo Ell anciano ;
-yo creo que este pueblo, apedrea
do aver como San Esteban, podrido
aver como Lazaro, aun tiene es pc
rama.
-5Donde esta?)
I'm Dios @diioei anciano.
~ cuande nos oira Dios?
-Cuando k hayamos desarmado
con Ell martiriAt
-iAun mas lmartlres! gimi6 la
joven con m acento desgarrador'.
Dos gruesas iagrimas Sc extendie-
ron por su rostro como dos amargos S
rios de dolores.
Ei anciano baj6 la voz y dijo:
-Aun tenemos espcranzas 81 pen
samos solo en- guerras.
cQut amor es possible cuando a
brazas I'm cadaver? Para que en-
gendrar cuando engendras un escia :
70? Maidito ei corazon que d su "A :
NOR egoista sacrifca el amor a la pa
tria; maldito ei seno que engendra
hijos para que los devore ei tirano
TIE probabas tn velo de desposada
iInfeliz! Las hijas de Polonia han ma
edo en- su sudario. Su cuna es un Sc
puicro. GQuf sera su lecho nupcialP
Y desapareci6 | anciano.
En- lilo CASTELAR,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-31

mirez.
Obtiene ell obsequio ofrecido por
"La Correspcndencia", segun las ba
ses pubiicadas, la sehorita Victoria
Lopez Medins, de Carolina.
La soluci6n es esta: 4 Il
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CONSULTORI DEL
Doctor Gonzalez Martinez.
FORTALEZA 86.

Tratsmiento especial de lss enferme.
dades de las Viss Urinar las
do la matriz.
p ractica de toda clasc de interven
clones quirdrgicas, y principal
mente de operaciones abdo-
minales.
Laboratorio de Bacteriologia y Uro
logia clinicas. AnSlisis microsc0-
copico y quimico de tejidos
y humoTes.
- =, .,c de l a2p. IN.
A'"N' de 4 Il 6p IN
DIAs FEsTivos- DE 10 ~ a IN.
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9-entid)-amerifaniider Nationaf=

Mittuod abeno fanb in Ser
8eetboben-Sole oie erite 8erlamm,
lung bes bieiigen 2ofalperbanoes
bonn 9enti6-amerifami6en 0atio-
nalbuno itatt. 8ralioent Sdramnl
fIbrte ben @oriib uno Serr 6. q.
benz giIobouer Yompeo goppini
@oetb fungierte als Sefret1r. Der
treten maren Die gereine Eurnper-
Elm, Observation-Disclosures, gafino
nno ~&riegerberein nno oie 2oger
Sarmonia-2oge, Inton @en3el-2o-
&c, Siemering 2oee> Mlamo 2og5
uno 8er0er 2oee. 8erifieoene SC
i6afte murben erleoigt, oann per-
tagte ii6 Die 8erIamluna Bis 5uirl
Sreitag, 8. Is. 8. Monats. gs i'll
lebr piftig, bob aae 9eIeeaten in
iener 8eriammlnne alme1eno arrpe=
ienb iino uno oaB oieienigen Ser
cine, Die iid biz iest nod nidt Sem
2ofol-@erbano angeidloiien baben,
oies aber 5u tun niinfhen, Deleea-
ten binidtdm. gs ioa in ibr sic
Organization ourb Die @abl Oes
iogenannten Siinfer=8 omites perpou.
itanoigt meroen.
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oem @eldnbe bel 8ieberib m5uie=
ben. @err Sirtler oiente ols Siihrer
uno i6 Iernte Die mooern1te GDont-
pognerfobrif uno Nieberlage fer=
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giiro's oes aroBen @eidaftsbaules,
nit &onferen5= uno anberen Saleu,
Die ausgeoebnten 8erpadungs- uno
@erlaoltngsrdume Die CHEN
babngeleiie liegen oi6t Dor Ser Sir
cine 4iibe, in melfer oos Mir-
tageiien fir Die iammtliden SIR
better, Ingeitelten uno 8eamten
5ubereitet miro, mofiir Die Sirn1a ;tllr
5mei 9rittel oes @oitenpreiies be-
rebnet, Elm 9ritteI tragt lie lelbit;
5tpei 5peiieiale, @aibraume etc. etc.
Die Seller, oie in fiinf 5todmerfen
unter Der groe liegen iino in ser
mooerniten @rt ausgefiibrt uno emit
balten %geeenmartig 5ebn Miaionen
Sloiden Der beriibmten Morfe
ySenfel Sroden"; bie 3abl miro
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uno Cement our @ertpenoung ge=
fonmen; Die YlGne itommen bon
einem Stuttgarter Mrbiteftert, ser
bel Der &onfurren5 iiegrei1 NOR.
Das neue 9al1s mad5t eitten berrli-
den ginorud unb repr1ientiert in
bollem WaBe Die bodrenommierte
gbampagner-Sirmo. 81. $.
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NIIcrIef.

SIN INTERNATIONAL Club muir
ben Wittel unb Wege beiprohen,
Der San0el NIT Merifo gu beben.
Die @riinoung zines Snformations-
gnreaus gum 8eften Der merifani-
iAen &aufleute uno cine @infaufs-
Mgentur, nntter Ser esuris6iftion
oes Clubs puroe angeregt uno Be-
bnttiert.
Die uBublication-2e age" unIe-
rer 5anoelsfammer bat elm giif,-
lem n5arm Gaets" berausgegebell,
our6 Deldes iie Die Mufmerfiomfeii
ausm1berungsluitieer Sartner allbe.
rer Staaten auf bic 8orteile bon
Siiomelt-Seras aufmerfiam maht.
Die unter5eihnung zines Son.
traftes fir $8400 6urb Geo. SO.
Breckenridge fir Sic Sm Mntonio
Hational 8anf uno Die Gan Mn.
tonic 2oan & Sruit 60. fidert Die
@rmeiterung Der SO. Commerce Str.
BON Der @lamo StraBe big sum
Wain Bla5a. 9ie @eiammt-Sub
ifriptionen ~betragen jebt $5415O.
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StpiB StraBe, berideudte am Wtitr,
nod abeno einen ginbreder, mel
der periudte ourh cine Sinter-
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einen BiitoleniduB. Der ginbreder
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| ibm finoen. Sn Ser 9unfelbeii
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tDur0e an Der Ode bon @eit-gom.
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mem Neger. Delfer Elm @ef1brt Ser
@arten StroBe St6le fubr, bon lei.
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8ertebungen am &opf unb Sdien.
bein. Der fleine eibbols NOR Bel
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@lan StraBe, anseitellt uno erhielt
Die erite ar5tlihe Siilfe i'm @eid1fte
ieiner Mrbeitgeber, moranf er lid
nah Dem Salie ieiner Mutter, Ala
Wilam StroBe, begab. Seine Ser.
lebungen iino niht gefabrli6er Ro.
tur. Ser Neger lpuroe tpegen nod,
laiiigem Sabren Derbaftet.
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Der 9armonp Saa, melder bort an
Samitag, ben 9. Oftober, bon oei
%genannten @eieaibaft gegeben miro
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am Samitas, ben Is. Sftober ell;
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den abbalten. @ir iagen unierr
0anf fir iiberianbte ginIabungs
farte.
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0odlitehenbe 0onen meroen

ytaf1tebenoe ytd1lteft Defoel'
ben 8ii6ofen Der &irdenpropln5. 81
Der Sdtt 4rtonio gebort, ols oieie-
nigen geeigneter DISQUALIFICATION,
I'M aus ibnen einert Goabiutor fiir
BEN bieiigm 8ii6of gu erlpdblen, ,tn-
terbreitet peroen: 9iIfsbiidof &ou-
oelfa bon Glepelano, 8ii6of San DC
8et bon Nat6itodes uno &ettor
Sa1demer BON ser bieiigen Sacreo
Seort Stride. Au6 Die gii6ofe Der
4tr1enpropin5 fonnen MIR 8oridla=
ge mad)en Die enteiiltiee IusnabI
trtfft Der 8aplt.
Sim Wittrpo1 fano in Der st.
Soiepb's Stride Die Srallung Don
Sermann M1eranaoer
@oIf nno SRI. gIiiabetb
8oeIbaume, Der So4ter bon
CHARLES s. 8oeIbol1tpe, einem mol
befomten oeuti9en Burger, itatt.
0as iunge Haor trat glei6 na6 Ser
Srauung cine @ohaeitsreiie on.
Sn elmer. nnterreol1ng nit
Oem 9ilobauer 8ompeo Goppini
iiber oeiien YIan Elm Staoium (of-
fere geriammlungsbaae nod Dirt
oes romilden &oloieums) 5ll
bal1ef, erflGrte WaDor @aaag6ai,
baB, tpenn Der Ilan CUR Musfiibrung
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