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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
DEAN MAY LEAVE BELLEVUE
n. s. Calder Gets Offer of Presidency
of WhitwOrth College i'm Tacoma
and VIII Probably Accept.

Dean r. S. Calder OF Bellevue college
has received an offer OF the presidency of
Whitworth college, Tacoma, Wash. Dean
Calder has made a tentative acceptance of
the position and will leave the last of the
week to look over the ground. Whitworth
is one Of the strong colleges of the Pacific
coast with a good endowment and a SPLEEN
did equipment In all probability Dean
Calder will accept the position.
Only last week he refused the chair OF
philosophy in Emporia college. Emporia
Kan, at an increase of salary, preferring
to remain at Bellevue.
Dean Calder has been one of the strong
est members Of the Bellevue faculty since
1906 and. II he decides to accept the west
ern position, his loss will be felt here. He
graduated from Washington-J efferson In
1888 doing his postgraduate work in Leip-
sic He Is also a graduate of the Western
Theological seminary. Before coming to
Bellevue he occupied a pulpit in Johns
town, Pa.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
GEORGIA MONEY OFFERED
AGAIN BY SWfNDLER
Innocent Looking Twenty-Dollar
Bills Prove to BE Worthless
Form of Currency.

Two Omaha rooming house proprietors
are considerably better informed as to what
is and what is not good and lawful cur
rency of the United States of America than
they were a few hours ago, the result of a
sad experience which befell them yester-
day. AS a result of the same sad expert
ence a certain man, who is described as
tall, weighing about $50 pounds, looking
about IS years old and possessing a
smoothly shaver countenance, is in iru-
mediate danger Of languishins In the county
bastile IL no can be locatedsu 10 so 49, q
/ The smooth shaven man commenced
operations a trifle after II o'clock Tuesday
morning, when he called at the home OF
Mrs. Johnson, 1910 South Twenty-fourth
street and rented q room from her, paying
S. down and asking Mrs. johnson to take
that amount from a perfectly honest look
ing $50 bill. Indeed, so innocent looking
was the bill that Mrs. johnson did moi
even question its genripeness and handed
out SIS in change.
Not content with this fling at higl
finance, the hero hied fimself to the home
Of Martin HANGER, 612 North Eighteenth
street, where he duplicated his previous
performance, this time receiving but IS ir
change.
About an hour later Mr.. HANGER Offered
the bill which he had received in payment
for bill OF goods at the BENEFIT store and
vas informed, much to his discontinue
that II was of no value. The bill Is
bank note issued by the Merchants and
Planters bank of Georgia and bears thu
date 1856 So far, so good but the bill |!
OF the old wild cat currency" which
long since lost its value. The case hai
been placed in the hands Of Detectives
Pattullo and Davis. but as yet the maj
has not been apprehended.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
Dentist Leaves Bride
Waiting at the Bank

Wilhelmne Lynch. whose money he is said
to have taken, He made love to the
woman and told OF his fabulous fortune in
Mexican land properties. soon he married
her.
One day after their marriage so Mrs.
Lynch is said to have told the police,
Keller Is said to have mentioned to his
bride that he was in trouble with the
federal authorities over his Mexican land.
lie is alleged to have told her that Il would
take considerable money to straighten the
matter up and Mrs. Lynch says she went
to a Manhattan bank With the doctor and
his sister" that he might get S1s.5OO OF
her savings
They went in an automobile she told the
officers. and the doctor and the sister
went in the bank after the money She
waited outside. ana. finally becoming anx-
ious. proceeded TO investigate. and found
according to her story that the doctor, and
sister went out another doom
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
Censured Marine
Officers Forced
to Change Posts
Members Of Staff Long at Washing
ton Scattered Throughout World
as Result Of Court Report.

WASHINGTON. July a-As a conse-
auence Of the report Of a court Of Inquiry
that unsatisfactory conditions existed in
the marine corps largely as the result OF
many officers having been In Washington
too long members of the headquarters
staff, with only few exceptions, were to-
day ordered to new posts In different parts
of the world.
Colonel Charles L. Lauchheimer, head
quarters adjutant and inspector who re-
quested the appointment of the court Of
inquiry. was ordered to the Philippines and
Lieutenant Colonel Henry c. Haines his
assistant, was directed to assume charge
OF the adjutants office.
Another officer who was censured as a
result of the inquiry Colonel Charles
Doyen was detached from duty at the
marine barracks at Annapolis and ordered
to the Bremerton navy yard In Washing.
ton.
Just what, IL anything has happened &c
General Elliott, commandant Of the corps
is a matter of uncertainty. The changes
ordered today were the result of a letteI
from Acting Secretary Winthrop to Gen
eral Elliott. Mr.. Winthrop directed to Gen
Elliott to make the changes. The conclud
ing paragraph of his letter read
You will inform Colonel William p. Bid
die that, being the senior line officer OF
duty in Washington, he has been temper
arIly designated to act for the commandan
in his absence until further notice"
The selection Of Colonel Biddle to act 70
the commandant is interpreted by SOM
officers as meaning his selection as tn
permanent successor to General Elliott. II
was recently ordered to Washington from
New York City barracks. He is out
ranked, however, by Colonel Paul st. Clai
Murphy of the Philadelphia barracks.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
WOULD UNIFYaF0UR GREAT
irish SOCIETIES AT MEET
biennial Convention of Ancient
order of Hihernians at
IsortIand.

PORTLAND, Ore. July 2O.-The forty
seventh Biennial convention OF the Ancient
Order OF Hibernians was called to order
in this city today but adjourned within
a few minutes Until tomorrow. The only
business transacted was the appointment
of credentials committee.
Three Important subjects are scheduled
20 come before the body for action. First is
a proposition To unity the four great Irish
societes-the United Irish League, the
seinn Feinn. the Gaelic League, and the
Ancient order OF Hibernians,
The second proposition is the Inaugural
ton Of a movement which seeks to induce
the Irish TO leave the large cities OF the
east and take up agricultural pursuits
The third win be an effort to organize a
national Hibernian insurance society and
70 include a provision making It eompul-
sorry for all members Of the order to take
out insurance.
The Massachusetts delegation today
a resolution favoring the re-elec-
tion OF Mathew Cummings as president.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21

MARSHALLTOWN-Ov So 200 in prem
iums and purses has been hung up by the
Hardin County Fair association for its an
nual fair which will be held in Eldora on
September 6 to 8.
MASON CITY-Carl Kelley, who is now
building a $4,000 canning plant at Hamp-
ton and who owns and operates a large
factory at Waverly, will next spring erect
a still larger plant at Mason City.
NEVADA-As a result OF inflictlng a
slight wound just above his knee with a
knife while whiting, John Hubbard, a
wealthy man OF hubbard, is lying at the
point of death. blood poisoning has re-
suited and the attending physician has
little hopes of his recovery.
MASON CITY-The promoters of the rail-
way which Is contemplated between this
city and Usage were IN this city MONDAY
and announced their decision 10 build a
connection with the Winona & Southwest
ern provided that the rtght-o1-Way can be
purchased at suitable inquire.
FORT DODGE-Saturday at the Company
G rifle range, excitement reigned over the
discovery OF the fine-slgntlnS ability of FL
Samuelson, member or Company G. he
plugged an eight-inch bull eye seven times
In succession at wv yards, a feat striVeI
for, but not attained at the recent state
shoot in Des Moines.
| MARSHALLTOWN-H Smith, alias
Harry Davis. a clever forger of small
checks, who Is wanted here ana in Other
Iowa cities, was arrested today at OttumwS
on a charge of forgery Smith was the
name used here on forged checks aggre
eating $50 In Ottumwa the name of Davis
was used on a number of checks for ~.
FORT DODGE-"Ed" johnson, who ha.
advanced from official lamplghter of For
| Dodge in Its cradle days TO caretaker o.
the big arc lights OF the CITY, took his wifi,
and the youngest of eleven children ives
last week to enjoy their honeymoon" trip
various Fort Dodge friends assisting II
making the travelling budget suitable Tor
coast trip. The children who were no
taken with Mr.. and Mrs. johnson have beer
| loaned out in the country for the time o
the parents absence.
FORT DODGE-Webster county has jus
won It's second drainage case. involving
contracts on bitches. The first case wa
settled after a lengthy legal battle las
| fall and involved about sixty land own
ers and $4,000. +. A. Littel, receiver 70
Ward Brothers, Illinois drainage contrac
| tors, was the plaintiff. Judge Albrool
| handed down the decision in favor of tn
| county. The recent case involved $50
and after taking the case under advise
ment, Judge Wright made public his deci
sion today. The significance of these vic
| tories is that at least in Webster count
ali plans and specifications for dralnag
work must be followed exactly.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21

DETROIT. July 9O.-Charged with swind-
ling a Brooklyn, N. r., woman out OF
1880 cash and several valuable bonds,
after marrying her, DR.. Henry b. Keeler,
said TO have once been a prominent New
York dentist, was arrested in Detroit to-
day. In company with him a woman is
held at police headquarters. who, it is
alleged posed as his sister and assisted
him In getting the tlS5oo
According 60 the police, the authorities
OF America and Europe have been search
ing for the pair They say the doctor has
been searching the world over in pursuit
Of health. lie came here for treatment
The sister was recognized by detectives
and when they heard her telephone the
doctor 20 leave the place. meet her and
take a train for Chicago, because they were
being watched. The arrests were made. New
York officers are after them now.
II was two years ago at Ocean Grove
that the doctor is alleged ~ have met Mrs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
Church Sentence
Instead of Jai
Trio Of Alleged Bad Boys Are Given
Novel Form Of Punish
ment.

As a penalty for breaking up a re-
ligiouS meeting with unseemly noise and
sundry varieties OF racket three 15-year-old
boys were sentenced by Probation Officer
Carver to 80 to church every night until
they could learn to behave themselves.
The boys are Emil Bettach, Martin
Wiege and Lee Fogarty. and 1t is alleged
they were so expert at causing a dis
turbance at Twentieth and Elm streets
Monday night that Rev. P. E. Webster
who conducts meetings on that corner in
tent, complained to the police.
The boys were arrested and turned over
to Mr. Carver, who released them on tn,
promise that they would so to the Rev
Mr.. webster's meetings every night ant
be perfectly calm.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
CHAUTAUoUA ASSOCIATION
FORMED AT HURON, S. D,
Fourth Season Proves Great Success
and Citisens Form Permanent
Organization.

HURON, S. D., July 19.-(special) Eff
teen hundred people heard Colonel G. A.
Gearhart OF Buffalo deliver the closing
number of the Huron chautauqua Sunday
night. 1t was one OF the most foroeful and
eloquent lectures ever heard in this city
and was the pleasing climax TO the splendid
program enjoyed by thousands OF people
during the chautauqua, which has been
in uesslon for ten days. The program
throughout was one OF much interest and
included some of the best speakers, readers
and impersonators in the country! So sue
cessful has the chautauqua been that ar
rangements have been inaugurated for a
similar program to he given here next year.
Colonel w. A. Lynch, Hon. e. L. Abel
j. w. Campbell, II. ]. McGarvey. A. B.
Sheldon, DIR b. II. Sprague. Hon. George
Wright, George c. FuHenweider. r. c.
Gibbs and others have formed a chautau-
qua association and have already received
applications for several hundred season
tickets for the 1911 program.
The Key TO the situation-Bee Want Ads,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
POLICE BOARD OPENS BIDS
WIN Award Contracts for Fire Chiefs
Auto and Chemical Truck at
Meeting Thursday Night.

Bids for the new fire CHIEFS automobile,
and the new motor chemical truck were
opened by the Board OF Fire and Police
Commissioners Tuesday afternoon, and a
meeting will be held next Thursday evening
TO award the contracts. The bids on the
car for the chief range from 1850 10 50. 500
and on the combination chemical engine
and truck. the prices 90 as high as o. 100.
In response TO a request from the
saengerfest committee the board author
ICED the chief OF police TO furnish the pa
rade Saturday with a platoon OF mounted
police.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
AMEs DAIRY TEACHERS LEAVES
Gilbert Guthrie Accepts Position with
Chicago Creamery.

AMES, Ia, July 2O.-(Special)-G
Guthrie, assistant professor OF dairying,
leaves August to accept position with
the Blue Valley Creamery company Of
Chicago at a salary of $500 per year.
This company, which has plants at Chi
cago, st. Joseph, indianapolis, Sioux City
and Hastings, Neb., is DESTROYS OF coming
into closer relations with its patrons.
Prof. Guthrie's work will be largely edu-
cational, along the lines Of more and better
dairying. He is recognized expert in
dairying, having graduated from the dairy
course at Ames in 1909. He has had con-
siderable experience IN butter making In
Iowa, and has studied cheese making at
first hand in eastern Canada. During the
last year he has been assistant in dairy
ing at Ames.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
SNEAK THIEVES PLY TRADE
Home of j. H. Fell Entered In Alb
sence of Family and Valuable
JeweIry stolen.

Burglars and sneak thieves are again
becoming active in the city. The home of
]. H. Fell, 12l North Thirty-eighth avenue,
was entered yesterday evening by burglars
while the family was out and two gold
watches, a gold brooch set in diamonds and
pearls and a gold ring set In rubies and
pearls were stolen. The thieves gained
entrance by prylng open a door in the rear.
Mrs. Castleman had a gold watch and a
gold ring taken out OF her room in the
Georgia hotel and Joseph Grove had his
S2-caliber revolver sneaked from under the
pillow in his bedroom at 4Os South Fortieth
street.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
SYRIAN MANNED BY KOREAN
Henry Rapenion Suffers Injury at
Hands of sAr Kie Kim During
/ Fight.

In a scrap at the Lyons hotel. Ill North
Thirteenth street, early this morning
Harry Rapenion, a Syrian. had part of
his left ear and portion OF his cheek torn
off by a Korean named sar Kie Kim,
rendered crazy by overindulgence in liquor.
Sar. who was taken out of the hotel by
Officers Ring and Murphy after a desper-
ate struggle, was brought 10 the police
station and charged with manning the
Syrian.
He was arraigned before Judge Crawford
Wednesday morning. and HIS preliminary
examination set for Thursday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
Reward offered for Murderer.

MASON CITY, Ia, July s0,-(speciai.)-
With reward of 500 from the county, the
same from the city and possibly a good
reward from the state. it is hoped that
the murderer OF Henry Lucas will be APP
pretended. Every clue has been run down
and today the officials are completely at
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
Boone Woman DROPS Dead.

BOONE, Ia, July 2O-(special Teegram)
Mrs. Josephine Barnes, a prominent club
and church worker, was found dead In the
cellar of her home this morning. where
She had laid all night. She had gone there
to put away some food and dropped dead
Of heart failure.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
Thursday.
Home day.
Real estate
YOU lists.

v
Right is the time to get home cheap and on
the easiest terms. Three months from will show
increase in realty values. Buy your home before fall
and pay for it with the money you giving to
the landlord.
Turn to the real estate columns of todays Bee,
There you will find great many choice home bargains
advertised for sale the easyerm plaza small cash
payment down and the balance like rent In a short
time the home is yours and you have not missed dollar
you put into it.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
FIVE THOUSAND IS PRICE
SET FOR LYNCHlNG MAN
APPLY for Damalses for killing of
Carl EtherinEtOR, Lynehed
fp JuIyo Second.

NEWARK. o.. July 2O-George Bohon.
president OF the Mercer National bank al
HaroIdburg and administrator OF the estate
OF Carr EtheriPgton, the anti-saloon de-
tective lynched here on July s. today made
Atormai demand upon the Licking county
authorities for the $500 damages author
ized by the state 10 be paid by the county
10 the estate Sfpegsons lynched.
Tonight Bohon stated that he would bring
suit IN federal court for $4,000 damages
against former Sheriff Linke and his bonds
men.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21

osceola today. Harry Croy narrowly es-
capped death when the ten-foot embank-
ment caved in upon him. Workmen hurried
to his aid and he was taken out almost suf-
located.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
ScnIded hY Stennn

or soorched by a fire, apply Bucklen'i
Arnica Salve. Cures Piles, too, and the
worst sores. Guaranteed 25c. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
FIRE RECORD.

VINICV HUNIUIHN NJ bIuHNs
PIERRE, s. D., July 19.-(Special Tele-
gram -Fire at Blunt this afternoon dos
troyed a brick building belonging to Mrs, r.
w. Beebe, with loss OF about 5000 The
Northwestern engineers for the Blunt
Gettysburg line had offices in the building,
but managed TO save their records.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21

sewer WOrkmnn's Life saved.
cRESTON. la July O.-(Special Tele-
gram while working in sewer ditch at
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21
InMn Ne,rn Nnten

DISQUALIFICATION $4,000 in prem
iums and purses has been hung up by the
Hardin County Fair association for its an
nual fair, which will be held in Eldora on
September to 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-21

NEVADA-As result of lnflictlng a
slight wound just above his knee with a
knife while whiting, John Hubbard, a
wealthy man OF hubbard, is lying at the
point OF death blood poisoning has re-
suited and the attending physician has
little hopes of his recovery.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08

Serr Welies besnnn icbt Den
Sauptpprtra9 iiber oGntitcbcn, 8eicn
unb 3iel bes Central &ereins."
2adbem Der Hepner IN einigen Dor
6enprfungen cripdbnt, boB Die fatbos
liits Stride tets cine Sorberin bes
@ertirsbelens 9epeieu lei, unb oaB
mir Dor Nacm IN Seutihlaub Gin
Wlliter uub @orbilS bon gut fatbos
IiIhem @~ereinspeien Dor IlIgen
bdtten. spurpe uns Die Ipr9elditte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08
(Spe5ials Gprreiponbcns.)
Sricf ATS SsHanS.
Gerfihte iibcr Spaanb's Gage i'm Sale
eiilcs &riescs srpiifcn Gnslanb
nnp S%entid,lanb.
81 HI it nj, -. Sebr. 10.

81 mlterbam nj, -. Sebr. 10.
Scit GINGER Scit tauhten bin nnS
picpcr 8eriihte nuf, DAB Soluno I'M
Sale cincs arieaes 5piId)en @roB@
m1d1ten in cine beiflc Gage fpmnlcn
t6nntc. @pr Sturgeon ihrieb npd,
einc iran50iii6e 3eitlin8: Sic Rc>
publif bat gegen Spllnno ltets EN-
groBcs 8p6lipolen ge5etgt, abcr pleles
8pbllppllcn nIrbc 81 lpeit9ctrteben
iein, lpenn man ieet nift uitgcflart
iuiiroc barber, tpie &paano lid tm
aricge 5iriIfcn 5lpci @rpbmdftci1 81
baltcn gcpenft."
Inberieits bate L 10 g%erMntelt
Der &aiier bon S%eutihlatb babe es
nriicrcr &0nigin 81 periteben gegcben
peri0nlid ober brieflid), DaB 8olnno
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auugssuitdnb leben miiiie. bamit iiber
Spllonb elm feinoli6es Seer epentlleu
nidt ieilen Ges in SeutIhlaro 10
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llrlo besbalb lit es gut, oaB oteIe
Gd6c am 10. Sebrlinr in Der Srren
&ummer our Sprade fam. Sem
Winiiter lpllrpe Die 3unge seloit unb
ia9te er tpDrtlid: ySm 8efuble Der
poIlen @erantnortlidfeit beg 8etpifts
meiner @prte babe ih Die ebre. Der
bpben Seriammlun9 S~olgenbes NIT
sltbeilen: Sbrc Waicitdt, Die 8ontgtn.
bat ME pber nimmcr bon or. Maie@
fiat Dem Delltiden aaiier fpcbcr griet
nod Seleeranm, nod cine Notd =
nod einiges andre S6reihen ireeros
pie, Die militdriihe @ertbeipigung
unieres @aterlanbes I'M Iascmeinen,
nod in ireenb elmer bmnit III Scrbnnb
ftebenber Sn6e betreffeno, erbalten.
Surd SIRE Ntaieitdt bic 'Sont9in
tp1rbe ME in cinem @eiprdfe NIT Dem
beuti6en Safer bieriiber seiprofen.
Sbre Idieitdt Die @onigin ut ME burd
cine brittle &cripn %unterbalten iporben.
Die i'm auitrugc Deg auiiers NIT ibr
iiber oieie Ineelesenbeit geiprohcn
bat ober ben auitra9 bate, bteie 5u
beipreden." - 60 peit Der gtiniiter!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08

Wdnnern bes @plfes III Ser albeliebs
ten brdltncn Suite rebet Der reid illis
l~trierte Gufias rSie Aapu5tner IN Der
Shipci5" aug Der Sober bes &npus
sinerz Yaters Sucunbis. Gin Sobn
bcs bl. gcnepift, Batter Subiuig Stus
ser, preiit in anipru6eloier, ihlihter
Sfis5e bic Sd,onbeitcn Der Sonatc.
Sn eri6iitternber Sra9if e~utfdltct iia
in benz dftltellcu Snbuitrie : Homan
r9ie 8riinSun9" pon Yierre b'Grmite
Der ber5loie Gapismus pes iungeil
8rafen 5u emporcubcr llnbanfbnrfcit
unb 8efiibapiisfeit; Der biitpriI6c Tos
man ySdlpsoen5eit" BON Nntpn
Sdott riidt Der 2Diuus nes anrniiden
&nptens immer ndbcr. Nuh Die ans
beren geitr1ge in Dem gelben Seftc
nerbienen aues Cob; ans Der pornebm
ausgeitattcten Hunoifau ici MIR bos
tpoblgetrpffene Yortrdt bes pielgcs
nannten Gonpertiten Srof. 81. Gus
bile IN Salle berpprgeboben.
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III eber Ben Iai + H."
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Der Ilpbpnius : S~ud,banNtung in
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iGbrlid) 1.50 ytarf. Snbait Oc5
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uno iein Werf." Bon Yater Insqnr
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@erlag. Sm Slug an iiiolide @cs
Itabe. Die i6oniten Sageu bes flaiiis
lden Mtertbums. Ilbert 9aiierz
mann. - Signalc: Sns Der 9ii6ncns
aenoiienihaft. Som &ulturtampfc.
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iinoen mir einen iebr in~tereiianten
artifel iiber Batter DUNES Serberge
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08

Inter Den Nu5arenern ragt Ybilipp
@cit, Ser Sobn Sorotbeas bon SdJlcs
gel. an tiefer Gmpiiuouns unb ihonz
beitlifem @efiibl neit berpor. 8as
Geit ais Wenih unb &iinitler aeipeien,
feline san5e ipmpatbiihe Yerionlidfeit,
ifilpert ieine Shipiegertofter 8als
burg Gcit Die Sfipeiier bes unpers
seBlihen grnit Naria 9icber, in
einenl prd6ti9 iQuitrierten @iiap in
Der b%efannten Samilien Z 3citIhrift
site unb Neue BELT" bon
Der riibrigen Gerlnssfirmn gen5igcr
& Co.. Neip g)orf. Sas eben er@
i6icncnc 10. 3eft pieier 3eiti6rift
cutbGlt lpieher eineu s%ldn5enpen 8ilbs
ihnuld unb ~geoieaencn %Gnre9enoen
Cert. Gin @emdlbe BON Cigar
9llibp, picleiht bas am meiltcn bras
mutiIde 8ilh in Der Hopal Ncaoemp
All 2onbon, peran1haulidt Den Sinn>
jprld,: .Gerrinnenber Snnb, pcrrins
nenpes 9ebcn." Senn lobalb in Der
Sanbmbr nag lestc a0rulein nieocrs
aerpnnen iii. lpiro bas blutlch5enbe
Shmert iein Spfer baben. Die ticfc
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