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Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17

Other testimony was given by various
witnesses, setting forth that the home
physician and family had fine meals while
patients in the hospital were poorly fed
and half starved; that the doctor drank to
Gxcess; that the clothing purchased Of the
firm of S. N. Wolbach was not always up
to sample and that substitution was made;
hat a case of eggs charged and paid for
from o. Roeser was not delivered until the
adjutant got after him continually; that
the farm boss was idle and that there were
scarcely any vegetables all year, several
witnesses declaring they had but one mess
of peas and two small messes of string
beans the entire year, no sweet corn and
no cabbage excepting that raised by the
florist complimentary to the boys, whereas
In other years there was plenty of all veg
etables. The farm boss, according to the
testimony, was idle and profane, even in
the presence of women members.
So far the defendants of such charges
have not had opportunity to offer evidence.
The chapel, in which the investigation is
held, was filled for several hours this aft
ernoon. The board and Governor Shallen-
berger are patiently listening to all com
plants the members may have and will
resume the hearing at $3.50 a. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17
Don't Drink Coffee
Hra
Don't Drink Tea '
Don't Exercise Too Much"
Very easy when you know how
much more satisfactory
is as a morning cup.

hot, steaming cup of Postum
is as invigorating and bracing as
coffee. But instead of caffeine
wrecked nerves, headaches and
heart troubles that overtake the
coffee drinker, Postum furnishes
a liquid food which strengthens
head and body.
A ten days trial of well-made
Postum (boiled 10 minutes) con-
vinces.
There's a Reason"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17

council to unseat the Electrical Workers
union. The matter will be appealed TO the
American Federation convention at To-
ronto in November.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17

Postum Cereal Co., Ltd. Battle Greek, Mich, U. S. A.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17
western Union Appeals.
Reed Named for clerk.

Robin Il. Reid has been appointed clerk
IT the county court by Judge Cosgrave, to
AXE the place Of Horace Robins, who re-
signed. Mr.. Reid is a law graduate of the
state university.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-17

In a brief filed In supreme court for the
defendant in error, John S. Gibson, presl-
dent Of a local colored club, charged with
selling liquor to its members, Greene &
Greene, attorneys, argue that the excise
board of Lincoln has no power to define
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-22

and cha rming manner, wore becoming
three-piece suit of catawba cloth, braided
in soutache of the same color, with a
large black Neapolitan straw hat and a
corsage bouquet of orchids and lilies OF
the valley.
She was attended by her youngest
sister. Miss Lillian Harris. and the groom
had for his best man Mr.. Gilbert Ben
singer of this city.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Posner left Washington for an ex-
tended trip to Atlantic City and Palm
Beach, Fla, after which they will make
their home in New York city, where the
groom is engaged in business.
Mrs. S. +. Walton. sos I street north
east, entertained last Saturday evening
in honor OF Mrs. James Kirk of Hamilton,
Ontario, who has been her guest for sew
eral weeks. Many games were INDUCED
In, after which refreshments were served.
Those present were Rev. and Mrs. J. w.
Frizzell. Mr. and Mrs. Watt, Mr. and Mrs
Hundey, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Sac
CERT. Master Ernest Saegert, Mrs. Sack
EFT, Mrs. Beck. Mrs. Darling. Miss MoX-
ley. Miss Taylor, Miss Edna FriZzel, Miss
Genevieve Frizzeil, Miss Van De Bogert,
Mr. Van De Boeert, Master Clifford Tay-
Tor, Master Roland Taylor Miss Walton,
Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. Walton, Mr.. George Watt,
MIR. NJ. r. Walton and Rev. A. *. Wright.
Col. and Mrs. r. Il. Evans had for
guests at luncheon yesterday Gen. Black,
Gen. and Mrs. Rogers. Col. and Mrs. Dun
can. Col. Baron de Bode. Mr.. and Mrs
Selwin TAFT and Miss Duncan.
Mrs Fannie Thomas of New Haven,
Conn. is visiting the city. and is the
guest of Mrs. Sarah Lamkin and Mrs
Grace Mann, at POI / street southwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-22
Births Reported.

The following births were reported to
the health office during the past forty
eight hours:
John w. and Mary S. Steawalt, girl and
boy, twins, March 10.
Charles +. and Laura II Thomas
March IS, girl.
Aubrey and Rubye B. Slade, March 16.
boy.
James A. and Aarah S. Sullivan, March
IA. boy.
Edward p and Ella NJ McGinn, March
II, boy.
John II. and Mary F. Mahoney. March
II, boy.
John II. and Lou E. Moreland. March
10 girl.
William and Gertrude Gray, March ..
boy.
Herbert n and Jennie A Grimes. March
II. girl.
Thomas II. and Beulah Greenwood,
March 10, girl.
George D. and Della G. Cranill, March
Is, girl.
William II. and Mary E. Benhoff, March
Is, boy.
John F. and Mary T Bennett, March
10, boy.
William and Hannah J. Winder, March
ID. girl.
George a. and Maggie Love, March Il.
girl.
Thomas and Mary Coomes. March is,
girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-22

the health Office during the past forty
eight hours:
Mathew Donohue. 80 years. Georgetown
University Hospital
Eugenia F.. Luther. GO years. Providence
Hospital
Gertrude NJ Aughinbaugh. 13 years
14l3 New Jersey avenue northwest.
Elizabeth Rainey. So years 1.ol NJ
street northwest.
Abagail Connor. is years. 6S1 G. street
northeast.
John W. Poston. - years. "a 4th street
northeast.
Thadeus j. Welch. 81 years, Garfield
Hospital.
Napoleon ]. Smith, 81 years 23l Sth
street northeast.
Catherine Johnson. o6 years, S. Dixon
court southwest.
John w Smith year. H. Rumseys
court southeast
Francis A. Washington. Z months. Shop
herd road. ID. {.
Claude Allen. 1 year. So Decatur street
northeast
Donald c. Midkif. 10 years, .U2S rag
Ter place northwest.
Mary A Rachenberg. II years. 1873 3oth
street northwest.
Charlotte S. Whitney, n years, 1919 18th
street northwest
William S. Marks. 6S years. II Grant
place northwest.
Elizabeth Templeton. 20 years. 22l3
street northwest.
Garnet c. Pitts years. II street. Con-
gress Heights.
Patrick H. Fitzgerald. - years, 500
18th street northwest.
Nellie c. Nelson. 20 years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
George w. Brashears. So years. 40 Sea-
ton place northwest.
George Chorus. SO years. 319 r street
northwest.
William E. Quinter. 45 years. 34l3
Georgia avenue.
Sophia Cans % years, sos 18th street
northwest.
Ollie Mathews. 81 years. Foundry
place northwest.
Hattie Burt. II years. 1913 Marion
street northwest.
William Higgins. SO years o13O Rock
court northwest.
Paul Coleman, % years, 1916 1st street
southwest.
Mary Jackson. 50 years. 1904 D street
southeast.
James F. Robinson, 7 months. 909 4th
street northwest.
Gladys +. Gray. 9 months 3o1iz Nir-
ginia avenue southwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-22
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
William Browne Carr of this city and
Eleanor A. McGill of Jersey City, y. J.
George II. Baker and Caroline Knapp,
both of New York city.
John w. Stokes and Lizzie Dyson
George Williams and Lucy Burks
James Brown and Blanche Young.
Walter S. hardwood and Annie L. Cod
rick. both of Mount Rainier Md
Charles III. Robey and Florence Nc
Intosh both of Alexandria, Va
Mario Conforti and Argentina Franchini.
both of Grafton. w. Va.
Douglas J. Fenwick and Ida f. Calhoun
Harry III. Phillips and Mary NJ. Live
say, both of Richmond. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-22
HAYES TRIAL POSTPONED.
Is Accused of Embezzlement From a
Banking Institution.

Thomas G.. Hayes, former receiving
teller of the American National Bank, to-
day pleaded not guilty to an additional
indictment returned against him in con-
nection with the alleged embezzlement of
deposits said to have been received by
him and not credited to the accounts of
the various depositors. He was arraigned
in Criminal Court No. /, before Justice
Gould.
At the request of his counsel, Attorneys
Fl. E. Davis and II. Winship Wheatley,
his trial the consolidated indictments
was postponed until tomorrow morning
in order to allow Mr.. Davis to keep an en-
gagement in the United States Supreme
cour-.
The indictments charge that at various
times between November 1906. and Feb
ruary, 1907. false entries were made In the
receiving teller's blotter in connection
with deposits made by various customers
of the bank. Hayes is alleged to have
embezzled about $500.
Jesse c. Adkins. special assistant 10 the
Attorney General, and United States At
torney Baker are conducting the prosecu-
ton. They secured permission from JUS
tice Gould to nolle pros the sixteenth
count of the additional Indictment which
refers to a deposit of $1,997 made by l..
K. Chapman & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-22
REQUISITIoN FOR BROWN.
Sheriff Starts for California With
Alleged Bank EmbezzIer.

Chief Justice Clabaugh today honored
the requisition of Gov. James n. Gillett
of California for the return to Napa
county of Harry FL. Brown, former pres
ident of the State Bank of Calistoga.
California. Brown was arrested about a
week ago on a telegram from the Cali
fornia police that he was wanted to an
swer an Indictment for alleged embez-
Element in connection with the funds of
the bank. which is now in the hands OF a
receiver.
Brown sought his release on habeas
corpus. but when the reQuisition arrived
last Friday decided to return to Calistoga.
u. \. Dunlap. sheriff of Napa county, left
for the Pacific slope with his prisoner
this afternoon. Bail has been arranged
for and Brown will be released on mis- ar
rival
Brown denies that he Is responsible for
the failure of the bank. He declares that
although president Of the bank. the
greater portion of his time was spent In
San Francisco and other parts of the
state and the management of the bank
was left to another official, under power
of attorney. He says he spent S2D,oOo of
his own funds TO bolster up the bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-22
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Anthony o. Soper Apparently in
Good Health When He Retired.

Anthony o. Soper. who was employed al
the Firth-Stirling steel plant. was found
dead in bed at the home of Mrs. Skinner,
Ala bama avenue, Anacostia, yesterday
morning. A report received by Coroner
hewitt asserted enormously that Soper had
dropped dead in the street and the coro-
ner directed the removal of. the remains
to the morgue. 1t is said that Soper,
whose relatives live in Maryland. had been
i'll recently. but his friends had no idea
his condition was serious. He worked at
the steel plant Saturday and was appar-
entity in good health and spirits when he
retired at night.
He failed to appear at the breakfast
table yesterday morning and when his
room was visited it was found that he ha 4
died during the night. This morning Coro-
ner hewitt gave a certificate of death from
natural causes and the body was turned
over to an undertaken to be prepared for
burial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-22
DIsMISSEs NE ExEAT WRIT.
Court Rules in Favor Of Husband
Being Sued bY Wife.

Edwin N. Bunker, an employe of the
government printing Office, arrested on a
writ of ne exeat sued out by his WIFE,
Nettie Bunker who expressed a fear that
he intended to leave the Jurisdiction, was
today released by Justice Wright. Bun
ker showed to the court that he has no
intention Of giving up his employment
here to avoid the payment OF ahmony to
his wife. who is seeking a legal separa
ton.
Attorney Mark Stearman represented the
husband and Attorneys Montague e.
Moriarty the wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-22
Hotel Arrivals.

New Willard-H. V. Butler New
York; James E. Porter. Pittsburg; C.
S. Robertson. Jacksonville. Fla; c. w
Andrews. Chicago; Fred Tullman, San
Francisco.
Hotel Normandie-E. B. Frye and
Mrs. Frye, Boston; Miss Blanche Nor
rison, New York; A. NJ. Knapp, New
York; T. f. Davis. New York: S. F.
Ball. New York; r. w. Moore, New
York
Raleigh-F. II. Schroeder. Seattle
Wash; III. Marks. New York; NJ B.
Lewis, Birmingham: Burton Craige.
Salisbury. n. c.; j. L. Graves, Mem
phis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-22
Banquet in Honor Of st. Joseph.

The students of Georgetown University
were entertained yesterday at a banquet
by the Rev. Joseph Himmel. ST., rector
of Georgetown University. The beautiful
blue china presented to the university
by Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan was used
there being sufficient number to provide
for 800 people The banquet was i'm honor
of the feast of st. Joseph, which fell on
Friday this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-22

ing the young people holiday next day,
Those who participated in the enter
tainment were Miss Gloria Hunt. Mas
ter Theodore Bayly. Misses Natilie and
Dorothy Parton. Miss Cathrine Costello.
Ray, Miss Elizabeth Freeman and Miss
Gita Wallace, together with chorus num-
bers given by the entire student body. and
several pretty concerted numbers by the
little girls from the kindergarten
Mrs. Reuben Harris announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Mae ". to Mr..
David S. Posner OF New York. formerly OF
this city. The ceremony took place al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-22

ROLLINS TUCKER. On Sunday. March n.
1909. by Rev. White. rector of the Metho-
dist Church. Rockville. Md, WILLIAM j
ROLLINS and DEsSSMONIA TUCKER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-22

Lagercrantz spent Saturday in Philadel-
phia to attend a banquet given in their
honor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-22

Mrs. David Posner.
high noon yesterday at the residence of
the Rev. DIR. Louis Stern of Columbia
road. and was witnessed by small party,
including Mrs. r. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Reizenstein, the latter a sister of
the bride; Mr.. and Mrs. Philip King,
the latter also A sister; Mr.. Alfred Pos
ner of New York, brother Of the groom
Miss Lillian Harris Mr.. Gilbert Ben
singer and Mr.. Edward Goodman of New
York.
The attractive bride. who Is we'll known
in this city and admired for her beauty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-22

Mrs. Lawrence Townsend and Miss
Yvonne Townsend have returned from a
weeks visit in Palm Beach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-22
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-22

Mrs. Charles Mum has returned from
Chicago. where she visited Mrs. Marshall
Field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-22

Mrs. Jacob NJ. Dickinson, wife of the
Secretary of War is at her Chicago
home. where a number of entertain
men's will be given for her in the near
future. The Secretary and Mrs Dickin-
the fall. as they will go to Panama i'm
mediately after Easter. and on their
return Mrs. Dickinson will go to their
summer home. Laurel Lodge. in the
Cumberland mountains of Tennessee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-22

Paymaster Felix r. Holt. U.S.N. and
Mrs. Holt sailed Saturday for San Juan.
Porto Rico. Mrs. Holt, who was a bride
last fall Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Granger of this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-22

The students of Immaculate Semi
nary celebrated the feast day of Rev.
Father Joseph G. Mallon, pastor of st.
AIMS Catholic Church. Tenleytown. with
program of music and Rotations. fol-
lowed by offerings of flowers and other
pretty tributes. both from the school
and kindergarten classes The guest of
honor in expressing his appreciation re
turned happiness for happiness by Civ
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-04
6offnuno p%eridwuneen.

Gebte boffnnue pcridmuneen.
QlS berpurrasenoe aer5te Ingten
buB B. M. Gmitbhart, BON Bettn,
So, unheilbare ShDtnoIuht hnbe,
mar beHen lette SDifnuna oahin,
ober Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY far
9t,ninoiudt, Sufen unb @rtaltun'
asn retteten linn oom @rabe. Or
Iaet: ,gieie Rebisin Bot mid ariino-
lid iurirt unb meiu 2eben eerettet.
Geitbem babe idb iie 10 Sabre lana
aebraudht, unb ernhte oielelbe OILS
cine nunoerbnre8 Snlss uno Sunaers
Seilmittel.a Strene nifenibofts
lides Seifmittel fir Sufen, rpeben
6ats uber @rtdltunpen, unb fcheres
@prbeueunasmittel seaenBneumontn.
@arnntirte Sinfd1en gu 30 Gents nnb
800 in @ntfer Sros. Gpothefe
Strobe Slaite fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-04

bnben einen gcnoItigen gerfebr erbal.
ten BEN man ourb gnItelIung eigens
~fouIrllierter Sfilpogen gered)t 5rlluer'
Sen Deriud)t. llno Dor allen iinb bun,
oertc non Sommeririiden I'M 9egriif.
lid IN y@interfriifen" um5umat.
oelu: no friiber oiirftige Serbergeu
itGnoen, bieten jest gI6r5enbe &otel.
poldite aid Dem SermobntetCn ieoe
grt concentrated mo 3erltreutng,
mo neHn Die BETTER friiber in meni'
gen COMMENCEMENT ibr 4apital 81
ner5tfien %gctotbigt paren, 10 boben
lie rtnmebr einen 9roben Sbeil 0eS
SabreS ii6er lohnenoe @eidGitiging
mo baber aud Die MoaIihtcit, Den
Gonmeririihler biIliger ais bisBer 8u
beberbergeu Sober nod iiHo Ole
bpgieniideu @trfmgcn 3u peraniflu.
gen beion0erS fir bic Suupttr1ger
oes SpprtS, sic afaocmii6e Sugen0,
bon ser id,on 5tauieu0e Dem 1rltnf in
prr9iiteten aneipenouuit elm tieies
gtbembpIen in reiner 8interluft Dor'
5il5ieben gcicrnt boben; INTER iih Die
bro0eln6en N}ebel ser @beue, i'm it'd
ole b~lenoenocn SdlueegefiIoe Ser @i.
pfeI uno &Gnge ooer Die title Giniom.
felt SeS mintcrliben 8aIoes5all6erS.
iiber lid rinen %itrobtcnoeu &immel
bon elmer 9IGue, Ole uniere ahnttngs.
IoIen @orfabren ais nitolienii6" an.
Sui1madjten lid 6ei6ieben b%otten...
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-04
Sine ~Idlaafcrtiac Game,

@4qrIt g3eauoerS, oeS proteItouti.
idben air6eu6iitorifcrs Shpeiter Sos
banua, perfiigte BET all ibrer Ser
5ensgiite fir Ben peltfrenoeu 8rnoer
ii6er cine iebr beiBenoe 3unge.
Der &omanidrtftiteller @tdr &ing
er51blt in ieilisl uGriunerungen"
einioe foitlibe 9etipiele bierfiir.
Ginem aollegen Ieauoers, Der iiber
SamburG Die @eburtSltaOt Der Ge.
fdmtIter, cine qbipredenoe gcmcrf.
una gemd6t bate, rief lie Grgerli9
an: ,@os piiien sic Oem bon SAINT
burg2"
uu0 aIs ieter iogte, er lei in SAINT
burg geborcu u1lo er8oger, eIltgegrete
fe raid: .@ebpren Oas mag Iein,
aber ersogen, mein 2ieber, er8ogen
fin6 sic ~nirgen6s." Gin onoermal
bebouptete tie BON oerniclben Serrf:
bie Observation-Disclosures SonHlnng
ieines 2ebenS ief, Dab er nidt 9ebet.
ratbct babe.
Oils man einer iltn9en @rieden
ben tie IangmeiIig fano, Dor bciiet.
@breiie fragte, Oh er 81 ieinem 8er'
eniigen reiie, rief lie leiie oa5pil6en:
gGein, er reift MIR gu meinem Der
gnitgenl"
ltn6 oIs oerielbe lie Bot, inn bod
8i,m gbI6ieoe cttpos in's Stammbuf
All ldreiber, erfl1rte Tie ii9 io9leid
6osu bereit uuo piomete, tpie @rnolb
@eIImer er5dblt, Dem iltngen Itel-
! iden, Der ein eifriger anbdnger Der
/ Seacfi6en 8biIoiopbie nor, foIgenoe
@orte: ggein irto gtidtiein tit nod
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nn6 Iihtbieriein oud ioentiid -
uro bod Iaiien Sic iid beim abi6ieot
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Ser 8rioer ielbit, Dem Tie Big gun
CODE cine trelie 8ef6brtin mar, maj
furd)tbor 8erItreut, 90 nobnt er EN-
NAL IN ulIer @entiitblidfeit Den Sin
aer eires 5reunoes, Inn iid bos
8feiffen al itppfcn, unb ais er eini
nit ieinem SnnmIus nod Der ltni
pcrIitat pileerte. i6ritt er beItanoi(
nit Dem cinen SiBe i'm &innitein, BIZ
Inn enSIid Ole Sadc ielber ieltidn
porfom uno er entiest IN bic @ortl
Gusbrad: ellblenbntb, i'd binfe jail
tn-"|FLHEM
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-04

6ieS lit na6c3u lire eigeue Sd6pfrno.
ltno enoli6 lit Ole 9onigin BON
Gn9lano Came 6es observation-disclosures.
G3 lit nod e%riunerlid, baB Die iittge
Q6nign bon Spnnien iid 0riugeno
nad oieier MusSeidnuug iebnte, Dab
lie ihr ober BON ibrem Gnfel nit oent
&inpeis nerlaat mur6e, 0aB @ilbel'
mine BON Sollan0 Den &oienbano.
cr6eu ebenio iebniiidtig begebre -
uno i'm aid niht erbaIten babe.
@enm &Gniain Ileral0ro lid nit
Sfols eineaunitfeunerin nefnen BARI,
banft tic oieIe @igenidnit nidt sum
menigiten 0en Sddseu, Die elmer &C.
rronten 5rau 81 5iiBen gelegt mer'
Den un6 oie Elm feines @eritGnbuiB
rad oieier &iftung bilOen. 0ie @e-
mabIin G0liaro 0es Siebertten lic6t
mo beiiBt fcitbare SpiBen unb Supe.
len bon b0ditem @ertbe. @ines Ser
herporrugeiolten Stiide lit 6as Sol
Her, 0as mad ben genallen &ngabcn
Tires @cmohls gefertigt mur6e. Gs
into ad)t Moien ans 8rillanten, Die in
iDrer Mtitte mieoerum lie cine groBe
&erle 5eige1 un0 nermittelit Siaman.
tetfeitous miteinanoer perbrmoen
iino. Cine 9roid)e ulo Elm Dia0em
perppIitGnoiaen Oieien Shnud. Son
iErem 0oter un0 bon Der &onigiu
&iftoria erbielt Die @emabliu &0ntg
G0uar0S faum meniger foItbare SUI
pelenih1se. God oas ieltenite Slid
felt elm &rell5 oar, oeiien geiiserin
Gle &onigin 9ogmar, Die 8emd6ltit
galoentnrs 0es Siegers geipelen Der
i'm 10. Sabrbumoert regierte.
@eleQentlih ser siilbernen 9od5eit
res enaIiiHen &6ntg$poares bradtelt
Die 2oroS ltnO SaOieS ibrer Soupera.
min oie berrIifIten 8aben an Sutpe.
len bar, Oenen iid Der a6nig nit Ell.
mem &reuj bon &iibinen ieltenIter
Gh6ubeit ani6loB Gtnen nidt min.
Der foIt6aren 5dos beiitt Merauora
bon England in ibrer Spiteniamm.
lung, Die idon 30 lie nod 8rinseiiin
bon @ales mar, Mtillionenpertbe bar.
itellte.
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Ebeil Der Sofgeiellidaft unb oomit
fir iGntmtli1e Mobeoanlen @roRbri,
tanniens. Nan nernt Die englii6e SD.
nigin cine Der rbeitange5ngenen 6rau'
en-" hires 2anoes. Sic foItboren
Staatsroben, oie iie BEL beIonoers
feierlifen NnlGIien bel Soffeitli6fei'
fen ober 8oti6aftsb6lGen trGgt Re.
fommt man rlltr elm etnsiQes MaI 81,
ieben. Mber fait immer Miro elm Sbeil
elmer ioldrn &obe 81 arOerer Ser.
trenoung a%bgetrenut, 0o6 6as 8art5e
miro niemaIs mieoerDolt. Seoes &leib,
5os Die &origtn nbIegt, miro ausein.
moeraenommert u1O Die ein5elnen
SheiIe ner6en neri6enft. Die Sod.
seitstoilette Ilerauora8, Die lie an ii.
rem Gr6nungstage trltQ itno nod et.
niee uu6ere @emdrber, Die an Sagen
bon geI9i6tIiGer 8eOentung &ermen.
Gtng folben, pcrDen oerpiiiermoBer
ais GeliQliien aufbeipohrt. Sin milf.
t6riide ltniformen, oie iid bel ein8ef.
nen fiiritti9cn 0omen aroBer 8eIiett.
6cit prfreueu, fat sic en6lii6e a0ri'
ain feinen Sim, ME lie Glfl nod ME
molS sic Uniform Ses 0Gniiden Regi-
ments augelegt bet, Oeiieu Gbef iie til,
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5eit abasIiefert.

wiv molten unIeren 9e'ern etn
s-hdlih oerfiteru onB SOldee,s
German Sprup b%eutsutage poilllo
has eiusiQe Br6parut i'm Wtartte ~
pe.Gss 58uinoIuht linoert nno
L.t(t. gg ertbdlt Die @i9ermtttel,
s.2 r,iEer Cheer, Nus5ug pm Btlah,
3sabar5 4, o., petdle alS 9et!m'ttel
iar SuSfen uub 5hwiubiudt pom Den
meoeaip;s men @onqreilen 10 bod 8e'
Ihnst 40. Der 2hmttofatl9s,
e,uerlst ub bic Srantbeit I'M gale
ub.y surge, muB oes @ndts Gu9e
Ease unb sra WprQens trei Netrl oon
II 5f6nsp pr trodenen uno t~olteFnoen
q aer. Die ertroutter Ghetie per'
ioneen uad 8ube, b%etlenoer ano
(inbenoer 8ehnnblung, uno Der %a.
tipnt peoari Der frtj&1eE gait 8ater
y%topruuo fre,sn au8Duris pes Wore
mems. mil lbneEer uub o~anerNoer
@S,noerupe. aierne 6laldaen 81
Is Gents peuBbntide SrbBe aabc5u
, Mtal 10 uiel eptbatteno % Gents
en- auen Gpptbeten III hnben.
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Sdredlide Sdmersen &c. inoeft
8urdh itredlid,e Sdmeraen &C.
peiniat lnfolae Der @efte unperoaii'
ten Speiien, nnbm Is. o. Grafton,
ppn aula, MiiH., Or. Sings Nelp
2ife Bin8, init benz &eiultate,' tuts
er ifreibt, rbns td turirt wnroe.
aue Wneen unb @ebdrmeunDrbnui'
gen uerben aebuben 6urh ibrem lin
bernben Siublaana b%eipnbere @iger'
Ihoften. 25 Gents In @alter 8rus.
NpDthefe.
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anfidrift I'M glpenhutel.

,Serridaften, Die sroBere aletter.
touren miternebmen. moIlen Tire
Mefniine porbcr begleidenl1
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tthsu rnS JtrISuIs Enb itrtiat eartttitaoe T.
aiSss sS as9ttt @eIEsa.