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v. ]. BRYAN, JR., Is
Welded To A BADGER
GIRL in The "OPEN''

Grand Lake, Col, June 24.-Wm. J.
Bryan, jr., and Miss Helen Virginia
Berger, of Milwaukee were married at
s: 80 this morning at Kinnikinic Lodge'
the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. 3
D. Lowering, on the west shore OF
Grand Lake. Only the immediate rel
atives of the couple were present. The
ceremony was performed outdoors.
under the great pine trees along the
shore of the lake. Rev. H =. Hunt
ington, of Crete, Neb., oficiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan, Jr.. will spend
their honeymoon at Grand Lake and
will leave about September / for Tus-
con, Ari., where they expect to make
their home for the next two years.
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PHELPS OUSTED
FROM HIS HOTEL
LAWYER Is DE-
NouNcED AS sEDlTIoUs BY
A LONDON PAPER.

London, June 24.-The Daily Ex-
press, announcing today that Myron
H. Phelps, the New York lawyer who
is regarded as leader of the Indian
house agitation against British rule
in India, had been ordered to quit
the waldorf hotel in London, pub
fishes an editorial article expressing
the hope that Lord Morley, secretary
of state of India, will take steps to
prevent Mr. Phelps projected tour OF
India.
The Express yesterday published a
long article denouncing Mr.. Phelps as
a preacher of sedition in India. Mr.
Phelps replied with column letter,
printed in The Express today, repudi-
ating mis- anti British intentions and
explaining his views. In postscript
he says:
"My writing OF the above was inter-
rupted by urgent demands that va
cate my room in this hotel. am
reminded of the English traditions OF
hospitality and fair play, and l mar
vel that even on a newspaper trial
am to be condemned without hear
ing.
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HAPPENINGS AT CAPITAL.

Washington, June 24.-The most i'm
portant happenings in the national
capiti yesterday were as follows:
Much voting and little talking
characterized the work of the senate.
The lumber schedule was disposed of
and the duty on pineapples was in
creased, the finance committee suffer
mig defeat in the latter case. In at
tempt to reduce the finace committees
n, te Of S1.50 per thousand on sawed
lumber to $1.00, the house rate. was
lost. The entire wood schedule max
ing reductions of about twenty five
per cent from the present rates was
agreed to. A new amendment to coal
schedule offered by Mr. Aldrich re-
ducing the duty on bituminous coal
from 81 TO 60cents ton and elm
mating the reciprocity clause from
the house bill, was adopted. The two
senators from Florida, pineapple
producing state are uphoIding the
amendment to increase tne duty on
pineapples from 81 to $8 per thousand
were opposed by the two senators
from Maryland in which state there
are a large number of pineapple cam
ming factories.
The Wright Brothers. whose time in
which to complete their Official tests
with their aeroplane would have ex-
pired next Monday were granted an
exteneion of thirty days.
The question Of the eight -hour-Iaw
was submitted to President Taft in
the form of request by Thomas
Dolan, president of the Steam Showers
union. that the president obtain from
the attorney general an opinion as to
whether the law prohibiting payment
for overtime Is not being violated on
The Panama canal
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BEV[ RIDGE
On TOBACCO
lndianian Would change Size
Of the Packages
MEANS MILLIONS TO U. S.
THE TOBACCO TRUST HAS BEEN
CHEATING GOVERNMENT OUT
OF FORTUNES BY COLLECTING
WAR TAX LONG SINCE REPEAL
Ed, SAYS HoosIER SENATOR.

Washington, June Ex-senator Bev-
eridge addressed the senate at length
today in support OF his amendment
changing the size of the tobacco pack
age. The present size Of packages
have been in use since the SPANISH
American war tax was levied. As a
result of the repeal Of the tax, the
senator asserted, that the American
Tobacco Co. by keeping the unchang-
ed sizes OF packages. had been the
recipient of many millions of dollars
1t should not have received.
Paid 1t To Themselves.
The manufactures kept on collect
ing the war tax, ne explained, after 1t
had. been taken off and instead of
paying 1t to the government, he paid
ii to himself.
Beveridge declared that IL his
amendment is adopted the govern
ment would receive more than $21,-
100000 Of revenue and correct weigh
ing, which the people bad suffered for
eight years.
The American tobacco tax. he add
ed, is only fraction OF the tax of
most of the other civilized nations.
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TOURIST PARTY
DROWNED IN GALE
FIVE AMERICANS AMONG THooE
WHO PERIsHED ON LAKE Kill
LARNEY-THREE BODIES
RECOVERED.

Killarney, Ireland, June "a. - The
bodies OF three Of the women who lost
their lives In a boating accident or
Lower Killarney lake yesterday have
been found by police searching party
on the Muck Ross shore two miles
from where the boat containing the
tourists was swamped. Identification
has not yet been made. A search fol
the other victims continues.
The row boat, which was swamped
during gale. had on board Ave Amer
lean and four English tourists and
four Irish boatmen. All OF the tour
lists and two of the boatmen were
drowned.
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INDICTMENTS
| AGAINST TRUST
ARE EXPECTED TO BE RETURN.
ED AGAINST SUGAR TRUST
WILL CHARGE coNsPi-
RAcY, IT'S s. I'D. aHy

New York, June 24.-It was impos-
sible. Of course. to obtain details OF
the testimony submitted to the grand
jury, but 1t was generally reported
tonight that four indictments against
certain officers Of the sugar trust
would be returned. The indictments.
It ID said, will charge conspiracy under
a criminal clause OF the anti trust law
which provides fine Of $1,000, year
In prison. or both. on conviction. Az
ter Mr.. Segal had testified, United
States District Attorney Wise had d
conference with 9. I'll. Earle, receiver
or the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining
Co. and his counsel. Joseph de +.
Junkin.
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GERMAN NJ. {.
S. S. MEETING
DELEGATES ARE ARRIVING IN
CINCINNATI TO ATTEND MA
TloNAL- CONVENTION
WHICH OPENS TO-
MORROW.

Cincinnati, June 24-Groups OF
delegates from the various German
M. e. churches throughout the United
States to the national Sunday school
convention OF the German M. e,
church began arriving today. About
400 in all are expected. The conven-
tion opens tomorrow. DR.. Frederick
Num-, Of Cincinnati, editor of the
Sunday school publications OF the
church, will give the opening address.
The convention closes Sunday night.
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North Dakotan Confers With
President Over Tariff
TO BRING EAST TO TERMS
SENIOR SENATOR SEEKS TO CON-
NIT ADMINISTRATION TO RE-
DucTloN IN EousE OF TARIFF
ON SHOES AND LEATHER PROD
ucTs-HIDE DUTY DISCUSSED.

Washington, June 24--Anticipating
opposition in the mouse against the
senate's programme of a is per cent
duty on hides. Senator McCumber had
a lengthy conference with President
Taft today with view to committing
the administration to corresponding
reduction in the tariff on shoes and
other leather products, should the
house insist on free hides.
President Tafts views are not dis
closed, but it would not be surprising
IL New England would be brought TO
terms on the basis outlined by the
North Dakota senator. .
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CHICAGO AUTOS
KILL SIX A MONTH
STATISTICS SHOW ALARMING IN
CREASE IN FATAL ACCIDENTS
IN WINDY CITY.

Chicago, June 24.-Automobiles are
killing Chicagoans this year at the
rate OF three persons every two weeks.
In 1907 the slaughter was one person
every three weeks, according to the
police statistics obtained yesterday by
Alderman Patrick ]. Nolan in support
Of his plan to have tenders placed on
all autos.
This data shows that more than
twice as many persons have been
bumped to eternity by the gasoline
wagons in the first five months Of 1907
fatal and non fatal automobile acct
dents in Chicago during the first Ave
months of this year with all Of 1908
and 1907 as follows:
Fatal Non. fafaI
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ARRESTED FOR
EMBEzzLEMENT
Ex-LAND OFFICIAL OF colo. is
CHARGED WITH STEALING
$4,000 FROM STATE.

Platteviile, Colo. June "a. Mark
Woodrufr. former register of lands Of
Colorado. was arrested here today un-
der an indictment charging him with
embezzlement of $4,000 from the sale
Of school lands. He has been sought
for many months.
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New York, June 24.-Rumors and
conjectures as to the whereabouts Of
Leon Ling, the young Chinaman who
is sought by detectives in charge of
the Elsie Sigel case continued in
abundance today. There was also a
fresh crop of theories as to the motives
which had prompted the crime and as
to the exact manner Of its commission.
But in spite of almost hourly rumors
of the capture of the Cinnamon in al
most every quarter of the United
States. there was nothing tangible up
on which to base a clue of use in trac-
ing down the murderer.
The advanced state of decomposition
of the body, when found, precluded
any autopsy or examination to show
what the cause of death had been. The
theory of Queen Yick Nam. that the
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MRS. GOULD
IS RECALLED
Charges of lntoxication by De-
fenSe Are Denied
READ FARNUN'S DEPOSITION
PLAINTIFF IN uNsAvoRY pl-
VoRcE ACTION TAKES STAND
TODAY IN RE5uTTAL-HER AT
ToRNEY SAYS ACTOR is roo
ILL IN MAINE TO TESTIFY.

New York. June 24.--Mrs. Katherine
Clemmons Gould was again witness
today in her suit for separation from
her husband, Howard Gould.
II was expected that Mrs. Gould's
testimony in rebuttal would occupy
most of today's session and that the
defense would then call several wit
nesses in rebuttal, which would con-
tinue the trial over till tomorrow.
Shearn, Mrs. Gould's counsel, had
one more deposition to read into the
record today, that OF Dustin Farnum,
whose name has been linked with
Mrs. Gould throughout the trial.
Shearn said he had hoped to call the
actor as witness, but that he had
learned Farnum was Ill In Maine and
could not be reached.
Defense Makes Objection.
Shearn, Mrs. Gould's counsel. start
ed to read the deposition of Dustin
Continued on Pa Eighty
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Sizzling HOT
in QUAKER CITY
THREE ADDITIONAL EEATHS RE
PORTED TODAY FROM HEAT
MAKES A TOTAL OF
TWELVE VICTIMS.

Philadelphia. Pa, June 24.-Today
this city continued to swelter in the
torrid weather which set in last Sun
day At noon the temperature was SS,
one degree higher than yesterday at
the same hour. Three deaths, due to
heat, were reported, making twelve
since the hot weather set in.
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BIG CONCLAVE
OF NORWEGIAN
NATIONAL CONVENTION or SONS
AND DAUGHTERS MEETS AT
sUPERioR--FoRkS AFT
ER CONVENTION.

Superior, wis, June 24.--The ma
tional convention OF the Sons and
Daughters of Norway began its ses-
sions In this city today, There are
$50 delegates OF both orders and many
other visitors In the city. Outside the
twin city delegations. Grand Forks
has the largest representation and II
is making q bid for the next conven-
don. The delegates were welcomed
by Mayor Crumcton and the morning
devoted to an examination OF the cre-
aantials OF the delegates.
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Violence Marks Labor Struggle
at La Crosse
MOB STRIKES DOWN BOY
STRIKE sYMPATHlzERs IN A RIOT
NEARLY KILL ONE YOUTH,
STONE WINDOWS IN CAR BARN
AND PLASTER CARS WITH BAD
EGGS.

Lacrosse, wis, June 24.-It was re-
ported this morning that the boy injur-
ed in the strike rioting last night hat
died today. but investigation showed
this to be incorrect The youth was
struck down with club in the hands
of strike sympathizers.
Daylight showed that the damage
done by the mob at the car barns dur
ing the night had been serious. Every
window in the barns was broken with
stones. while many of the cars were
also smashed In the same way. The
cars were also covered with eggs, max
ing many ynf them unfit to ride in this
morning
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BIRDS SUPPOSED TO
BE EXTINCT ARE FOUND
ON ISLAND IN NORTH.

Victoria, b. G.. June 24.--News
was brought here today that rare
birds, including the little aux. sup
posed to have been extinct. have
been discovered on Triangle island
by Warburton Pike and w. f. Bur
ton, two we'll known sportsmen.
They have an egg of the little aux.
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4 DIE FROM heat
in PITTSBURG
SMOKY CITY sWELTEhs FOR THE
FOURTH INTERPRETATIONS
REPORTED HouRLY--PooR
ARE SUFFERING.

Pittsburg, Pa, juno 24.--Greater
Pittsburg today sweltered through the
fourth day OF the heat wave. The total
OF deaths from excessive temperature
is four. Prostrations were reported
hourly. At many of the steel mills.
substitutes were kept constantly on
hand to take the places of the pros
trated mill workers. The charity milk
and ice depots were over-run with ap-
plications for aid from tn tenement
districts.
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Mine CAGE WITH II
MEN DROPS 90 FEET;
SEVERAL MAY DIE

Terre Haute, Ind, June. ga cage
in Klondike mine No. 4, at Clinton
dropped sixty feet today while taking
twelve men down to work. One mans
back was broken; Ave mems legs were
broken, and all the other men were se-
riously injured. 1t is expected that
several will die.
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Hotel
IS DESTROYED
FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL AT
LAKE GEORGE RAZED BY
FLAMES EARLY
TODAY,

Albany. N. z, June 24.--word was
received here today that the Fort
William Henry hotel, owned by the
Delaware e. Hudson Co., at Lake
George, was totally destroyed by fire
at an early hour today. The loss is
estimated at 100000.
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100000 PARADE
At TURNFEST

Cincinnati, O., June 24.-A parade of
over 10000 Turner soldiers, school chill
dren, civic societies and secret orders,
the climax of the thirtieth meeting Of
the Northern American Gymnastic
Union or Turnbund, was success in
every particular.
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HAND
CONVICTED
Chicago Jury Sends Bertucci
Up for 20 Years for Murder

Chicago, June 24.-Joseph Bertucci,
the alleged Black Hand slayer, was
found guilty by a jury in Judge Win
de's court today. The jury, which de-
liberated on the verdict all night, fix
ed Bertuccrs punishment at twenty
years in the penitentiary.
Bertucci was tried for the murder Of
Vfdo Umbrella, who was found dead in
an alley at Twenty third street and
LaSalle street, Jan. 49,
Umbrello's death followed his al
legged refusal to- comply with threaten
ing letters containing demands for
money.
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$4,000 REWARD
FOR DESPERADOES
CANADIAN PACIFIC SEEKS CAP
TURE OF BANDITS WHO
HELD UP PASSENGER
TRAIN.

Winnipeg, June 24.-Tne Canadian
Pacific today offered reward of
$4,000 for the apprehension of the
train robbers who held up the train
Tuesday at Duck, 3. g The British
government offers $2,50U.
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New Colonel Appointed.

Bismarck, N. D., June 24-One col
onel was appointed to the staff of the
governor Tuesday, when the name of
Col c. H. Opshal of Grand Forks, was
mentioned in a bulletin sent out by
the adjutant generals office.
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NATIONAL BANK
CALL FOR JUNE 23

Washington, J@ne 24.-The comp
troller of the currency today issued a
call on all national banks for report
of their condition on June %.
The call is for the condition of banks
at the close Of business on that date.
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REPORT $500 DEER
KILLED DURING THE
LOUISIANA SEASON

New Orleans: La, June 24.--
According to an official statement
given out last night $500 deer
were killed In this state during
the season just closed, twice as
many as In any other southern
state and almost equal to the ag-
gregate killed in New York and
Minnesota combined.
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TO Be TRIED BY
FINNISH COURTS

st. Petersburg, June 24.-Nicholas
Yuskevich- -Krasskovsl1y, one of the
leaders of the League Of Russian Peo-
pie who was accused of organizing
the murder of Deputy Herzenstein in
Finland in 1905, has been arrested In
Tver province, where he was living
under a false name. He will be
brought to St Petersburg and turned
over to the Finnish authorities for
trial
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Fairmont. w. va, June 24.--The
woman dead and her husband almost
so from nauseating illness, the au-
thesties late last night found Mr..
ana Mrs. Thomas Mcnamara la q baeh
tub at their home here. Believing both
were dead. an ambulance WAS called,
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Albany, N. K, June 24.-Because Ro-
sario del Tapolo. s5 years old, was re-
fused the hand Of Tonyea Destafanio.
aged Ia. ne today attempted to kill
the girl and her mother at their home
here
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TILTED man SHOOTS GIRL OF "a
AND STABS MOTHER AT ALBANY, N. Y.

Del Tapola escaped, but returned and
committed suicide in the room occu-
pied by the young girl, shooting him
self In the head. The mother and
daughter were removed To hospital
and are In serious condition. The
girl was shot through the body and
the mother stabbed several times.
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MEMBERS or SHERlFF's
POSSE SHOT EACH OTHER
BY MISTAKE; ONE DYING

Claremore, Okla, June 24-
John Crutchfield and James
Price, members OF sheriff's
posse in pursuit. of a desperado
near here, opened fire on each
other early today, mistaking one
another for the outlaw. crutch-
field is dying and Price is seri-
ousiy wounded.
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girl had died from an overdose of
chloroform administered by Leon, can
not be confirmed, as the handkerchief
which his roommate Chung Sin declar-
ed he saw over her mouth has disap-
peared.
Motive Is Established.
The finding of two letters written by
Leon TO Chu Gain, whom he regarded
as his rival in the affections of the Sig
lei girl in which Leon threatens the
life of both Chu Gain and the young
woman, is the best evidence obtained
as yet to show the motive of the trag-
edy. Both these letters, which are in
Continued on Page Eight.
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Slain granddaughter of war hero,
Miss Elsie siseI. The missing China
man, Leon Ling at upper right. His
ohum, now under arrest, Chung Sin,
and the building in which the body
was found.
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THE WEA THEIR

Partly cloudy tonight and Friday.
not much change in temperature; bar
ometer 1854; maximum temperature
~. minimum temperature AS; precipi-
tation 02.
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Ginmnoaluamsiaites &apiteI.

so! Nun it's ober gerugl %:
5leber lit pollfonmell berunterge
oriidt, Der Bulls mieoer normal :
ole @efabr g1n5Iid poriiber. Set
beoorfs Sbrer Silie nidt mebr. Git
Eotiertin miro Elm poar StunoeG
telten S6laf baben. Rlln, uno fiji!
ollie Safe lperoe id Die Bflegerir
on jour nod anmeiien, ~ofters~na-
nod) ibr 5u ieben. Sonmen Gil
Sic boben ote 3ube m~abrbaftig
notl9 nod bieien lebten idrperel
gtdhteni"
@i9ono mollte l~1rlula nit ~anfter
@epalt aus Dem 3immer fiibren sci
len g%emobnerin in Der Sat, her
Sopf in Die aiiien georiift, MN.
ntebr i'm Shlummer lag. l~lriillt
ltono nod ON 9ett, nit unerborba
rem Griffen Die Glider uno 8inner
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Cine Nadt auf galo Mpnutair.

Sn elmer einiamen Naht erfIomnl
9ler Benton bon Sort @onaro, N
81, 9alo Mountoin nad Dem &all
lie zines Nabbarit, Inn oenIelbelI
nit Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY sr
furieren, mel6es i'm ielblt bonn 9liib.
mo sebeilt batte Dieie punoerbare
Meoi5in bali au6 ben @adbar. gpd-
ter beilte oaiielbe ieines Sohnes
Srou BON einent idmeren 2ungenIci-
oett. Miaionen baIten es ols oie
groBte Soils ullo 2ungen-Meoi3it
a1lf Green. Suffer- GrfGltuneet,
&rllpp, g%lutlngen uno franfe Gun.
gen Deroen ii6er oaourf fltrirt. 9os
geite fir Senfieber, Grippe llno
aeu6buiter. SOC uno $1.00. 8robc.
floi6e frei. @arontiert BON aaell
9ruaaiiten.
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lpe9raumeno, Die lie gu falten I'm.
idlagen fir oie Iatientin benubt
batte.
Set aht Sagen pertrat llrlulo ole
Sreunoin in ibren Sunftionen als
S6erin in Der &linif, ga SrGulein
b. &ommerb eine oringenoe @eile it
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. batte olr-
treten miiiien. l1riula batte germ
Die @elegenbeit benllst mieoer ein-
nal ibre &eftntiiie ais Bflegerin 5u
betdtigen, Die tie mabreno oes gut
gen, nun balo beenoeten Sraueriab-
res ia gang bate einroiten lolIer.
0tit bobem Gifer bate lie iif ader
@el6dfte Der abmelenoen Sberin oil.
genommen; omeben bate tie abes
oll6 nod, troe aler Mabnungen
@igano's, periGnli6 eine 8fle0e
iibernommen.
gs NOR a~ueroines eil1 oans be-
lonoerer Sou, Der ibr ber5li6 na6e
9ina. Sn Der &linif befono ii6
namli6 cine iunge Sran nit 5pei
re%i5e1oen fleinen ainoerden, Sic on
8ipbterie erfranft gefpeien marell.
geun maren tie foit mieoer gang Der
geitellt, oa NOR aber ploslih Die
Weutter ielbit, bie in riibrenoer glrlf=
opfernng ni6t BON ibrem &ranfell-
Logger geipihen NOR, aud nod err
fronft, nrto 5tpar leioer uneeipobE=
ltd ernit. Gin paar Gage batte Sic
orllte iunge Srou in ibnerer Sc
fobr geldwebt, bis beute Naht erb=
lid Die 4riie eingetreten NOS llrln
Nun iih allies tpieoer gum @uten feb
rem mitroe. uriula bate es iih
nidt nebmen laiienl perionlif oieie
Butlentin gu pflegen, Die iie Inn ser
rei5e1oen &leinen mi1en lelber ie5r
lieb9eiponnen batte. Mit beipul=
oer11srperter Singabe batte iie lire
Belt uno Gorge 5miiden ainoer llno
Mfntter getetlt;; ben san5en Sag lpor
lie INN oieie ODER iene, oie Nadte
ober bra6te Tie gar5 an gett Ser
idfper fiebernoen Wl1tter 81.
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3u ipat.

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mgebenoer&ran fenpflegerinne lam
uno brett Die g~in3elbeiten zines
allgenommeuen Sales anseinanber-
geiett. nNun, 5rartlein Saltia",
iprab er oann, umiepiel Morpbilinl
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