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lie voted against the dearest Tadi-
tons and the solidest interests of his
constituents whenever ne liked. he cOul.s
nave poked fun at culture and delivered
lecture showing that beans were neil
ther esthetic, palatable, nor n0urishinE.
and yet have held his job. Lodge and
Mccall have been similarly blessed
with the reVerential regard and awe
of ddmlring constituents.
When Mr.. Mccall retires it Will be
r hard question to determine who viii
be the supreme high-bTOw Of the lower
house. Massachusetts viii have prom
lslng candidates in Butler Ames and
'Gussie' Gardner, but Mr.. Gardner is
a Son-ln-law of Senator Lodge, and this
would give doublv concentrated mo-
nopoly, ccnterinE the brain trust in
10Th single State and single family.
BOurke Cochran would get a place. but
he is retiring from the House. Under
wood Of Alabama has hackers; but the
impression now seems 20 be that the
palm will finally so 40 MI Sherley Of
Kentucky.
He is only thirty-seveu years old. has
been four times elected TO the House.
is one of its best orators. and is wide
ly accounted the most accomplished
constitutional lawyer Of his age in the
country. "Of his age they always say,
for no man under fifty is TO be admitted
TO the first row 10 this occult science.
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CHARLES B. ADAMS
BURIED THURSDAY
Masons and Associates of Southern
Railway Telegraph Superintend-
ent to Be Pallbearers.

Funeral services for Charles g.
Adams, superintendent Of telegraph
on the Southern railway, who died al
his home, 1926 Columbia road, early
this morning of q hemorrhage OF the
brain, viii be held Thursday morning
from the family residence. The body
viii be taken to Baltimore for burial
The MasCns and railway associN es
of the deceased Will act as paubear-
ers.
ar. Adams was born in Somerset
county. Maryland, in 1860. and began
his business career as messenger
with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
subsequently he became a telegraph
operator and his rise was rapid. In
1894 ne became super fntendent of
telegraph for the Great Northern,
with headquarters at St Paul. Six
years later he occupied a similar po-
sitiou with the Central Railroad Of
New Jersey.
Mr. Adams was a Mason and a mem
Der of the CID Timers Telegraph As
sociatiOn, and the Railway Signal En-
Eiueers' Association. He is survived
by a wife, two sons, alai a daughter.
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PRIZE BALLOON RACE
SCHEDULED FOR JUNE

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The grand prize
balloon race for the national CHAMPION
ship OF the United States VIII be held
at Indianapolis on Saturday, June 5.
The event viii be conducted by the
Aero Club OF America, in conjunction
with the affiliated clubs Of the main
organization. The details of the race
viii be managed by the Indiana Aero
Club which has just been organized and
has applied for aniIiauou with the Aero
Club OF America.
The entry fee will be S25. which viii
be returned, but the contestants are linz
TIED 10 official pilots of the Aero Club
Of America OF which there are now sew
euteeu- Before the entries close ou Nav
j, this number undoubtedly viii be ma
terially increased. To qualify as a pilot
lt Is necessary 20 have made at least
ten asCsusi0us.
The prize viii be a gold cup or the
value OF 81 900. and additional prizes VIII
probably be offered for the second and
third men. The contest h. limited to
balloons OF maximum capacity of H.
600 cubic feet t2,000 merersJ which is
the limit imposed for balloons in the
international race. The race win start
from the grounds OF the New Indiauap0-
lis Motor Speedway.
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Committee Curious to Know
What Was Received for
That $4,000.
OWNER SECRET
IN MOVEMENTS
Came 8HG Went Like a Spirit. and
Left Nothing Behind,
Ii Is SAID.

What has become uf Herring and his
mysterious lyinE machine Members Of
the Appropriations Committee who are
now dlEcstiuE some or the statements
made before it hE General Croaier.
chief of ordnance. United states Army,
are curious 60 know whether the United
States Army owns ID Herring teropI3ue,
and, II sa, where lt is concealed
The board ol orduaure and l0riiilc8-
ton, OF which General Crozier is the
head, has expended about $4,000 during
the last fiscal year for airslips OF this
amount $4,000 was spent for the record
breaking aerOplane invented hy the
Wright brothers. and which was ex-
hibited at Fort A1yer until il sent Lieu
tenant SelfridEe to his death and Or
Vile Wright 40 the post hospital
The Government still has the remains
OF the machine, and probably viii have
a duplicate when the Wrghts return
from France. so that 1t looks like money
well invested.
The Herring proposition. however is
different. General Crozier iu his tesl.-
mony before the appropriations COM
mittee. said that $4,000 was expended
FOR a Herring aeTopIaue. The commit
tee not being familiar with aerouautics.
took It for granted that the Govern
ment had something TO show for the ex-
penditure. but a little Investigation has
disclosed the fact so FAR as known Her
ring still has his machine with him.
Wherever he may be, and that the de-
paTJment has charged up Sl00do for an
article that il does not possess.
This recalls the mysterious manner i'm
which Herring has dealt with the Gov
oInmeuL- From the moment he applied
Tor permission 10 demonstrate his ma
chine he mas covered his movements
carefully. postponed his trials several
times, but finally arrived at Fort Myer
with small packing case which was
said 10 contain the machine. The next
cay he and his packing case disappear
ed, ana ne has never again been seen
az the Tort. It Is barely possible that
the War Department has been conduct
ing secret experiments with the aero
plane, but II so the appropriations Com
mlttee wants 20 know about IL. IT is
proposed to md out what was Dur-
chased with the $1,000
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FUNERAL AWAITS
ARRIVAL OF SON

Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Roth
y ell Wagner, sixty-one years old. wife
or William Wagner, a prominent hard
ware dealer of the southeast section of
the city, VIII be held upon the arrival Of
Harry Wagner a son. residing In Cody
Wyo.
The funeral viii probably take place
friday morning from the family resi-
dence, the Rev. John Weider. of the
church of the Reformation, officiating,
The body will be inferred i'm Prospect
Hin Cemetery.
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GERMANS ABANDON
FARMS FOR TOWNS

BERLIN, Feb. 9-A census of occu-
pations, taken in December, 1907, has
just been published. and shows a re-
markedly rapid shifting Of the popula-
ton Of Prussia from agriculture TO in
dUstry and trade. The number of. per-
sons engaged in industry and trade in
creased by 100000 between 1895 and
1901 While the number engaged In ag-
rlculture decreased 10000. showing
that the non-farning population rose
from % TO 66 per cent in twelve years
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AIDDLETOWN. ~. T.. Feb. a-The
VIII Of MIS- Eleanor Merron Cowpar
was admitted to probate at Goshen t0-
day Mrs. CoWper. VINO was an actress
and playrlgnc, was "a friend of James
r. Wall.eE, she ae,9r, and committed
suicide iu the Hotel ST. Reels. New
York. on %ovember ~ last. lu con-
formity WITH a pact which she made
with WauicE q short time before he
killed himself a. the Commercial Hotel
here last May.
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BANK STATEMENTS
TO FEB. S ARE ASKED
Comptroller Issues Call to Ma
tional Institutions to Show
Their Condition.

The Comptroller of the Currency to-
day issued call for statements of the
condition of national banks at the close
ui business Friday, February g.
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FLIGHT A SUCCESS.

PARIS. Feb 9.-Maurice Farman
made his first flight ia his new aero
plane today. travelling 800 meters at a
height Of six to seven meters. The tail
Of the machine was slightly damaged
IN the descent
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VALPARAISO, Feb. 9-The Deutsche
Bank, for 100000, has purchased loo
acres Of bOraE fields in northern Chile.
The bank viii compete with English
interests
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Many Interested.

Owners of more than 5000 horses
and from 1900 to 1000 business con
Germs are interested in the passage of
the bill.
At the meeting of the members of
the Cham Der Of Commerce which will
Tie held this evening two amendments
10 the constitution of the chamber viii
be voted upon one with respect TO
payment or annual dues. and the other
regarding the time and manner of
holding the yearly election OF Of
nCcTs-
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ARREST OF CROOKS
SOLVES R0BBERIES
Land Richard
Osborne and Others in
New York.

Arrested i'm New York. Richard Os-
/ borne notorious crook, and member Of
/ a gang which, the police say, has been
responsible for number of unusually
/ daring robberies in this city recently.
WI be brought 10 Washington as soon
as the necessary legal steps have been
/ taken.
The arrest OF Osborne and another
( alleged professional crook, Ernest Ed
wards both of whom have prison rec
oFds and list of aliases that would
. cover a sheet of foolscap. the police
. believe viii clear mp all Of the recent
robberies in this city that have borne
the earmarks of expert and profession
al thieves.
Clever Work.
The arrest of Osborne and Edwards
was the result of clover work on the
part Of Detectives Weldon and Bur
lingame, of the CentrUI Office After
several bold housebreakirg cases had
been reported in Mount Pleasant and
Columbia Heights. Sergeant Harry, OF
the Tenth precinct, a lew nights ago,
arrested a man who gave his name as
Charles Kelly. Kelly and another man
were standing on corner i'm the early
hours OF the morning. when their ac-
lions attracted the officer.
Harry who is mounted climbed down
from his saddle and took hold Of both
men One of the men, however, man
aged 70 escape, but the sergeant held
on to Kelly.
Taken 70 headquarters, he was put
through the third degree" and finally
admitted that he had served a term I'm
the New Jersey state prison. Detec-
tive ~ eedOu took the next train for
Trenton, and learned that Osborne had
also served term in the prison. OBJ
tanning his picture, Weldon returned
TO Washington. and with his partner
learned that Osborne, Kelly, and a man
supposed TO be Edwards had been
stopping at a lower Pennsylvania ave
nue. hotel
Diamond Robbery.
The series of robberies eliminated
last Saturday night when a man en-
tered the pawnshop of r. Warren John
son, 1924 Pennsylvania avenue, snatched
Sl,00J diamond ring from the counter,
and made his escape. Johnson identi-
fed the photograph Of Osborne as the
man who had robbed him
Detective Rurliugame went to New
York yesterday morning, and last
night he and Lieutenant Manning. of
Brooklyn, arrested Osborne while sit
ting ia q theater box.
After he had been taken TO the sta
ton, word was sent to a house IN Ash
land place, where Osborne was stOD-
ping, that he had been injured As
they left the house to go to Osborne's !
assistance, the following were placed /
under arrest: Ernest Edwards, Harry /
Brennan, Feter Peterson, James eros /
by, and Mrs. Helen Pool
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LANGDON CHURCH
WILL GIVE SUPPER

Au oyster supper under TIE ausniccs
Of the Laugd0u Methodist Church
Junior League win DE gis-eu Wednes
DAY evening, February I7. ln the home
OF AIRS. Money, Mills avenue. 5tear Rhode
island avenue LanEdon -. H.
O'Clock
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To Meet Satu, lay.

Following the appointment Of the
committee this morning il was an
nounced that it would hold a meeting
Saturday evening to discuss the bill
introduced in Congress fo- the pre-
ventiOu and punishment of cruelty to
animals. This bin was referred to the
committee at a meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Chamber of
Commerce yesterday afternoon.
1T is already apparent that "a great
deal Of interest is to be taken by the
chamber in the humane bill. At Sat
urday's meeting the public generally
Us invited 20 engage in the discussion
Of the merits of the proposed legisIa-
ton.
The bill seeks to vest the sole 5uris-
dictiCu for the prevention and punish
m ent of Offenses toward animals i'm
the Police Department, at the same
time Vacating the Jurisdiction now re-
Osed in the Washington Humane So
Ciety, which is at present without any
legal or other regulations
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COMMITTEE PICKED
BY PRESIDENT GUIDE
Head Of Chamber of Com
MERGE Names Men to
Consider PIanS.

The personnel of the FIRST fun commit
tee appointed by William Il. GUIDE since
his election as president Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce. was announced today.
This is the committee on law and leg
islation, and includes forty-one mem
bers, with A. Leftwicn Sinclair as chair
man, and Conrad H. Syme. as vice
chairman. Following is the list.
Chairman. A. Leftwich Sinclair, vice
chairman. Conrad IT. Syme. Members.
Charles w. Clagett, Charles LinIns.
Benjamin w. Guy. Samuel Ross. Wal
ter c. 3alderstou, oliver S. Metzsrott.
John J.. Weaver Ernest IT. Daniel,
Samue2 S. Shedd, Jackson H. Ralston,
Benjamin r. Barnes, Irving o. Bail, r.
Golden Donaldson, Edgar d. Shaw,
George Z. Walker, William NJ Levin,
Frank j. Mulburu, Eugene A Jones.
Ray f. Middaugh, Leon Tobriner r.
Harrison Johnson, II, W. BOlgiano. wal
ter A. Johnston, r.. W. Mackenzie. Jo-
seph d. Sullivan, Jesse l.. Erg0od. Ralph
w. Lee. Wilton j. Lambert COrcOran
Thorn, George b. Farquhar. Alexander
Wolf, Horace DUliu, John b. Sieman,
ir., Charles w. Darr Arthur Copeland,
Leo =. Harlow James w. Beller. j.
Dawson Williams, DIT. William c. wood
yya rf
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Swamp-Root Is Pleasant to Take,

II you are already convinced that Swamp
Root is what you need, you can purchase the
all drug stores. Don't make any mistake but
remember the name, DR.. Kiimer's Swamp
Root and the address, Btnghamton, n. V
which you viii ind on every bottle.
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A Trial Win Convince Anyone,

If YOU are sick or feeling badly, begin taking
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-ROot, the great kidney
liver and bladder remedy. because as soon as
your kidneys begin 70 get better. they win
help the other organs to health In taking
swamp Root, you afford natural help to Ma
ture for Swamp-ROot is a gentle healing veg
gtable compound physicians prescripffon
Tor q specific disease.
You cannot get rid Of your aches and pains
If your kidneys are out Of order. You cannot
feel right when your kidneys are wrong.
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands of Men and Women Have kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It.

Nature warns you when the track Of
health is not clear Kidney and bladder
trouble compel you to pass water often
through the day and get up many times
during the night.
tlsm, catarrh of the bladder, pain or dull ache
IN the back, joints or muscles at times have
headache or indigestion. as time passes Won
may have a sallOw complexion, puffy or dark
circles under the eyes, sometimes feel as
though you had heart trouble, may have plenty
Of ambition but no strength. get weak and
waste away
If such conditions are permitted 10 continue
serious results are sure TO follow; Brght's dis
ease the very worst form of kidney trouble
may steal upon you.
The Washington times., 1909-02-09
PrevaLency Of Kidney Disease.

Most people do not realize the alarming in
crease and remarkable prevalency Of kidney
disease While kidney disorders are the most
common diseases that prevail, they are almost
the last recognized by patient and physi-
clans, who content themselves with doctoriug
the Effects while the original disease under
m-noa the e-.Larn
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Wiiidli@e Reimltate
Sa6en biele geiupbner bon san Nn
tomio entbniiaitiid) se,madt.

aein @unoer, ooB giele 5or
Gntonier ertbuiiaftii6 tperoen. ST.
geno @iner miro eIiidlid) Iein, ae-
beilt 5u lperoen no6oent er lallae
Sabre gelitten bat. Seffentlihe 3eug-
Mile, tpie 6as naditebenoe, iin5
ipobrbeitsgen1aBe 8eipeile Der tGgli=
den Irbeit bie in Gan Mntonio bon
0oan's 9ieren Gillen berrihtet miro
Mrs. 8. 8. Sprrier, 432 geeinte
Strobe, San @ntonio, geras, iagt:
SD fann beute nod Doan's gieren
Maen empfeblen obeIei1 es iber elm
Sobr Der lit, oaB i9 Sbnen mein
3eugnis 5ur 8eroffertIiduna eit.
ionote. Wein Mann lit lange 3eit
IN Der bo6iten Gorn ON ben geieren.
@r batte afute Ghmeraen i'm Slider
nno an ben 2enoen uno mar h6u.
fig idminolig. S9lieBIid peridaff.
te er fi6 bon Der 8erar Drug 80.
ellie Sba9tel bon Doan's g3ieren
yilen nf1o fie beilten ibt, bonfton-
big bon ieinem 2eioen. Meine Eohs
ter gebraudte Die gillen ebenfaGs
nno tDnroe bon benieIben 2eioen Be-
freit. Wit oen &e1uItaten por ,.1ci-
men Iugen bin id germ bereit, meil,
friiberes Seitgnts 5u ipieoerholetl."
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@ietpria 9ipifipn, 9. S. e 6. u.

WItIutft-
g; soo. 8o2-eusro, gietoria, 7::ao naam
Nbfa6rt-
$50. 3o1-guero. @ictoria. $50 BORN
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Die 9ebems6aucr bes Wenidleu.

Gs lit befanlt, baB oie 2ebens6auer
oes Weni6en ieit oen Iesten 25 Sob.
rem IN aqen &ulturitaaten 5uninmlt.
Sn Seiterreib 8. 9. ift Die GterbIib-
feit bon 80 auf 20 pom 8auleno, in
Sollanb BON 81 auf 19 berabgeaun.
gen. sln oieier geilerung baben Die
pielen bpgieniiben 8eitrebltltgen nn-
lerer 3eit ben groBten Mnteil, belon=
oers Die Sdubpoder-S -Snpfung. Gebr
biel Wtaterial iiber oieie ssraae ber-
oanft man oeil 2ebersperii6erunas-
@eleaihaften, Die li6 ein @eroinit
ouf oieiem @ebiete ertporben baben.
yton bat ansgerehnet, boB fir oie.
lelligen, Die es bereits auf elm Sitter
bon 80 Sabren gebra1t boben, cine
erbeblide Iusiiht beitebt, oab iie es
olid nod iiber 60 bringen. Ole S1lf-
te aller DreiBigidbrigen nnter oen
geriiderten erreibt namlid elm s(tter
BON iiber 60 ssabren. Ger GlteIte
Ufenib mar Elm gnglanber, ipeIher
BON 1901 big big 1910 Iebte. Wei
elmer @eri6tsperbauoIung erldien er
nit einigen Sobnen, bon oenen eseoer
ebenfalls ihon ipeit iiber 100 Sabre
aablte. sssn 0euti9lmo lon cine
sdleiierin, Sobanna Obit 15O Sabre
alt gelporoen fem. sluf Die 2ebens-
bauer mirfen III eriter 2inie 5fpei um-
ltanoe elm: 8ererbung uuo 9ebens-
geipobnbeiten. am beften iit es fir
Die &inoer, penn Ser 8ater BEL ibrer
@eburt nidt unter 25 uno nibt iiber
40, Die Wsutter nift iiber 35 Sabre
alt lit. Cine groBe Golle ipielen bel
'oer 8ererblng felbitperltdnolib
&ranfbeiten, mie Sltberfuloiis, BEL
&rebs lit Die @efabr Ser gererbune
ni6t 10 grob, mie bos YubIifum ge.
ipobnlid glaubt. slub bas &0rperge-
mi6t lit nidt obne ginfluB. 8er in
Der SsSuaeno elm bobes aorpergelpidt
-bieaeidt nit Stol5-iein eigen
nernt, Der bat nenig glusli6t, lid
oelIen lang 5it erfreuen. Die fettrel-
den Meni6en lino tpeflig mioer1tanos-
fabig gegen cine Teibe bon @ronfbei.
ten @idtig iit ferner Ser 3uItano
oes @efdB- uno Nerbenipltens. Der
Wenld lit nift 10 aft tuie feline Sub.
re, iagt man, ionoern ipie leine @rte.
terien. @er iih 5arte @rterienpan6e
bepabrt bat, Der bat Musiibt liineer
5lt leben, ais lol6e nit itarfen @rte.
rien Iber oub bieier ltmitano lit
beute bielfa6 5um@eipenit getporoell.
8eit lpeniger Weni6en iperoen our6
ueberorbeitltng ols ourd 2ebensge.
niiiie franf. Son groBem ginflub lit
natiirli6 aud Der geruf. @on allen
Stuoirten baben epangelii6e @e;Itli-
die Die groBte 4nportihoft auf biele
Sabre. 9ei ibnen 5eigt iid flor Die
lebenspatldngarnoe @ieenldoft bes
@beitanoes. Ser 9lufentbaltsort FAM
ebenfaIls auf Die 3abl Der Sabre nit.
tpirfen. 9lm belten lit Ser slufen1.
baltsort auf Dem 2onoe.
Sci oei, 8oblbabenoen miro Die
2ebensoouer nm 10 nebr perfiir3t,
lie mebr bel ibnen Der .Srieb 3ur
slrbeit feblt. 8oblbabenbeit Bel ae-
boriger slrbeit lit idon, @oblboben-
belt nit 9ebaglidfeit obne 9lrbeit
berfiir8t oos 2eben
8er ME I'M @efe6t mar, bat
es leiht, einen blonfen Shilo 81 ia.
ben.
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90. 6. & :. @ahn,

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yo. Boom Norben. ...9:15 nahm
~Slber. .-@om Norben. 7::3O BORN
yto. 241-5oilfton ETC.. $50 corm
NbfdDrt-
80. 4-Wad5 bem Noroen. 80 BORN
Slber"-Na6 Dem Norben 900 hadn't
sio. 244-6ollfton etc. -. 1918 naflm
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Seras.

fe fagt er, oaB er lebensiiberoriiifia
Sn @reenbilIe bat man eineu
elfiabrigen Sungen nafnens syrani
BiGians auf oen Ner6oht bin felt.
genomnen, Die npoitoffice Bog" Der
gsationaG grhange 9anf aufgebro-
den nno einen gbef bon $1,000 ge.
| itoblen au babe1.
Sn Ser N1be bon Clinton ent.
gleiite Elm 5radt5ug ser Mranias
Bab= =gabn oaourh, ooB Elm Stein
pett- einein Der NIT 6teinen beluoe-
nen @ager aif Dos Geleiie fieI. syiini
8agen tpuroen poIIitdnoig 5ertriinl-
inert. Son benz 3ugperional puroe
geie1nano berlest.
SSn Beariau lii,o ntebrere @e-
i6Gftsbauier abgebronnt, oarunter
oas groBe 8afiteingebduoe, II, Dem
ii6 Der 2aoen bon 6. gl. 2ifep he-
fanb.
llngefabr fiinf Meilen IiioliM
bon @eorgetotpn, in Ser geGbe oes
8errp Greet, tpur6e auf Der 2an6-
ltroBe Die 2eihe oes beuti9en ssor-
mers @ottlieb Nihter gefunoen. Mif-
ter batte fid ielbit eridoiien, in6enl
er cine ooppelIdufige S1rotflinte
an ei11en fleinen 8alm bing llno
oann ben Driider an5og. Die bolle
2aouna sine ibm in 8ruft uno 2erb
| ull6 fiibrte iofort ieinen go0 berbei.
8as @idter 5u ieiner 9at beranloBt
bat, ipeib man ni1t. SHE sunur
batte er Die Mbiiht geauBert lid
oas 2eben 5u nebmen. Sir Sen
Sag, ON Dem er fi6 erldoB, batte er
nod cine 6iidpartie nod Dem &atp
Safe NIT 8efanrten berabre6et.
Ser Staatsperban6 oer Sols-
b1noler, Der ioeben feline &onbentica
| in COLLECTION abeebalten bat, miro
oas ndhfte Wfol in nilierer Staot
5lliammentreffen. Sn Der @alpelto-
ner &onpention tpnroen no9itebenoe
9eamten eetpGblt:: 9r6iioent, S. 6.
Bbiteie1, Goriicana; @ice-Nrali-
bent, 90. $. O'geeiI, DaGas; Sefre,
tor uilb Sdnsmeiiter, g. z. Gtpir-
foro, 9ouiton.
Ser 8etrieb in ben GiIber-,
3inf- nn6 9Iei-Minen in Der geabe
bon Alpine ioa ipieoer aufaenon.-
men tDeroen.
grie Setter, oie godter oes
alten Mannes. Der neuli6 in Der
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