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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02

II 1ryrRETT Wash. March l.
.thrcc persons are known TO DC
Iho.d twenty-five are missing aud
keorc arc injured as result oil tnc
hvalanchc which swept down the noun
hin side above Wellington AT the west
d,ortal Of the Cascade tunnel early tins
enorninr and brushed two Great North
.Prn trains, one the wcstbouDd oPo-
Shnne express and the other, IN over
il1aud mail train. off the narrow ledge
af tbe high line. hurting them 10 the
hottom of the canyon. 200 feet below.
/ fouplcd 10 the Spokane express was
S scpcrintcndent J, II. o 'Neill 5 private
ar. This was carried over the prcei-
;vicc with tbe res, of the train. Three
locomotives. four powerful electric mo-
RS used 10 haul trains through the
!. ascadc tunnel. tho depot nj Yelling
. IN and water tank also were car
Id AWAY bv the slide aud buried I'M
oair tons Of debris.
with Scenic. the near
rrh point TO The scene Of the disaster,
~ y; las established late tonight aud the
nghmcs OF few of the dead aud lu-
Iagured were received.
Identified Dead
~ TEAINMASTER \. l.. BLACK
: iGRN, Everett. Wash.
aVta. G. LONGCOY, secretary to Super
II .icndeut 0'Ncill Everett
10 LEWIS WALTER, Everett.
am Seriously Injured.
he sfircmau p. i Curdo.
-. Slightly Injured.
the eErcinccrs Osborne. r S. Martin.
y urroll, Jcr2rnscu and d. Te2tmcicr
he he Everett; Firemcp Gilman. Benning-
ne hp links Mcuk, +. a. Eats and Fred
's ~"y Tllson. Conductor NJ. A. White, Brake
sidel,bn Ross. Mail Clerk \. H. Hurdscll,
.r3ck u, riers \. Smith and l.. Anderson and
sinmastcr W. Harrington.
Anil From reports received at the Great
'I., prilern Offices here il is evident the
,semfatest loss of life wss among pas
rwelfh mr. 90 a. c,r IL.
ctad rN'lS w lHN 0rohdnc Ilnc.
nj, None Escaped Injury.
D NIYIhc wrecked trains lie piled on Top
earh other coo feet below the siding
.on which they stood when the avail
ghe swept over them. The cars were
srly cpshed INTO kiudling wood and 30 Que
iors = the ilain escaped injury. The slide
- - naled The shelf upon which the tracks
all OF Wellington arc laid and rolled over
. edge into the valley The danger
slides is not over Warm weather
uos e01the mountains is melting the snow
~ frequently an avalanche is heard
hderInc down the mountain side.
far from The scene of the disas.
1, tsw slide four miles long rushed down
p the canyon this afternoon, Tho
.s.,E is eighteen feet on the leyc, and
inspA Ahe CANYONS it Is piled up in drifts
-f than fifty feet deep.
asP.S ypSt of the dead arc believed a. bo,..
8 pos1 passengers on the westbound Crc,t
the s3hern express bound from Spojanc
@ indidfaitle, and which has been s,aIlod
CTS 0A pc mountain since last Thursday
ionsblu were asleep when tho slide came
5 hSsl M loio"r train WAS the transcontiucn.
todsy's lss' mail, which carried no pas
fness efrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02

The price Of advertising. as com
pared with the cost OF salcsmen. 10
90 small that il is within the reach Of
all; and large concerns realizing this
have says a periodical writer on ad-
vertislng- made wonderful strides in
the advancement os their business By
doing extensive advertising.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02
IAwfM Disaster on Great Northern Road
at Summit of Cascade Mountains,
Near West Portal of
Tunnel.
rwfNTy- THREE BODIES RECOVERED
AND TWENTY-FIVE ARE VET MISSING
Superintendent Is Blamed for Failure to Order
Stalled Trains Into Tunnel to
Insure Safety.

divisional point, 100 miles west, res
cue train OF physicians and nurses was
started for the scene. This was fol-
lowed bv second rescue train carry
ing undcr,akcrs wrcckng outfits and
laborers which left Everett at 5
O'Clock tonight As sections OF the
railroad track have bccu carried away
farther down the mountains. tho res
cucrs could only sgct within ten miles
of Wellington and had to make the
remainder of the distance from SCENE.
n station 1000 feet below the tunnel.
bv foot through thc tortuous mountain
passes, BY taking trail they can
cut this distance 10 three miles.
No Warning for Victims.
The avalanche swept down the noun
tain side shortly after 1 clock TINS
morning. II was half mile long and
the snow, loose stones and uprootcd
hces were piled several feet deep. Most
OF tho passengers on The train were
asleep and received no warning of the
danger The trains and locomotives
we're buried BY the debris and II was
six hours after the avalanche before
the rescue parties made MP from workers
sent TO attack the snow drifts located
them.
Reports received here tonight say that
the Great Northern s power house which
furnishes electric power 10 operate
trains through the Cascade Tunnel. the
depot and water tank. were swept away
bv ihc avalanche 1ud that the railroad
boarding house was badly wrecked \
lumber Of tho dead and injured arc
railroad men and residents at Yelling
ton.
Danger Was Feared.
The Spokane express has been stalled
OF Wellington since last THURSDAY The
passengers have been eating at the
railroad boarding house and AT nearby
cottages but have returned TO lie Pull
mans 10 speud The night, Two days
ago several passengers, fearing Il
catastrophe Of this kind. asked super
intcudcnt O Ncill TO have the train
moved back into tho Cascade tunnel.
where it would be protected. Mr..
. 'NcIll is sand TO have declared that
the train was perfectly safe on the sid.
ing at Wellington and decided to leave
il there
Reports MS 10 the number of p3sscu.
gers mHroonCd on the train vary. The
railroad company claims that there wcI@
only thirty people on the train, but men
who tired of the delay and walked out
over The snow 10 SkykomIsh, where
they could get j train, say that there
were more than sixty people on board
Besides the passengers. several train
men and laborcrs are supposed TO be
among the dead or injured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-02

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than his competitors who use
,sssroi newspaper space. In other
lords. be pays for his competitors
'arertisinp by the loss OF business
"a, ia taken away from him
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The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

NEW YORK. May 11.-Found pin
ned on the nightgown worn by Ocey
Snead when her emaciated body was
found lifeless I'm bathtub in an old
house in the suburbs OF Newark, ~.
j.. last November. this note, repro
duced here, forms what the attorneys
for the state believe, will prove TO be
the strongest link in the chain which
they will endeavor to weave around
three old women, two OF them the
aunts and one the mother OF the
young woman. charging them with
her murder.
The state has one physician who
saw Ocey Snead almost daily until
her death by whom the state hopes
to prove that Ocey Snead's weak
hand could not have framed the firm
characters in the note. Other notes,
written In like hand. were found In
possession of the girls mother, Mrs.
Caroline Martin, when she was ar
rested, weeks after her daughters
death
The theory OF the states attorney
is that Mrs. Martin Virginia Ward
law and Mrs. Mary Snead, Ocey's
aunt and mother-in-law. conspired TO
kill Ocey Snead, and either did kill
her or forced her to commit suicide
In order. that they might receive life
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
How toHave Comfort
in the Kitchen

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in initial cost will save you many in various
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Our modern Cabinet Gas Range occupies
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The oven and broiler are elevated--on
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The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

The women were poyerty-stricken
and I'm need OF money. A photo
grapher has been found who VIII
swear he was called to the house In
this city and made a photograph OF
Ocey Snead as she lay in bed, ana
that during his stay In the house the
ole women frequently told Ocey she
was going TO die The doctor Will
swear the old women did not want
him 10 call on the girl. and that she
could have lived had she had proper
nourishment. He will testify that on
one occasion he was compelled TO
climb through a window to enter the
house, and that Mrs. Caroline Martin,
the girls own mother, appeared TO
have a powerful and strange influence
over her and the other two women.
Down in Christiansburg, w. Va,
Martha Eliza Wardlaw, 81 years old.
and nearly blind, mother OF the three
women charged with murder, and
grandmother OF the dead girl Is near
death Once her family was one of
the proudest in the Old South, her
husband, John Wardlaw, having been
a prominent Methodist clergyman.
She has lived to see their wealth van
ish, her granddaughter die strange
and tragic death, and her three daugh.
tiers held for trial In the shadow OF
the 9allows.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
TERRE HAUTE RACES SAVED.
Four-cornered Track VIII Not Be Cut
Up Until August.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. May IA
few meE have come forward to save
the "four-cornered' track until after
the Great Western harness race cir
cult meeting in July and to guaran-
tee the purses and expenses for that
event. The syndicate which bought a
part OF the fair grounds, which would
take the far half of the track and con-
vert II into town lots, has consented
to delay plating the land until after
the race meeting The trotting as
sociation, as an association, would
not assume the responsibility for the
meeting for fear Of increasing the
debt, but the men who have taken
charge also assumed the $4,000 debt.
Ii is the purpose to build half-mile
track, using the homestretch and pres
ent grandstand of the mile track, and
give one or two meetings a year, one
in connection with the fair in the later
weeks of the racing season.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
PLAY MAKES HIT.
"Jim, the Penman" Is Produced on
Broadway, New York.

NEW YORK, May 11.-New York Is
showing symptoms OF conversion.
Having pnrged herself, by order OF
Mayor Gaynor, OF one of the so-called
indecent plays, THE Girl With the
Whooping Cough" she has started In
on a regular old-fashioned revival.
Last nights congregation at the Lyric
theater was so deeply moved by VIM.
A. Brady's all-star production OF Jim
the Penman" that the papers today
predict one OF the most successful
"protracted meetings" ever held in
these parts
Wilton Lackeye, proved to be just
as clever a scamp as he was some
two decades ago when he first essayed
the role OF James, and John Mason,
was the sang-froidest detective since
Sherlock Holmes Florence Roberts,
her cousin Theodore, Arthur Forrest.
Jeffreys Lewis and Marguerite Clark
we're the other principals.
II New York's spasm OF plety con-
tinues, visits from Uncle Toms
Cabin" East Lynne" and THE Two
Orphans" may be expected.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
HONOR POLISH HEROES.
Statues to kosciusko and Pulaski
Unveiled In Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 11--From all
sections OF the United States Polish
Americans gathered today in this city
to attend the double unwilling oil
statues OF two great Polish patriots
Kosciusko and Pulaski. who TOOK
prominent part in the American revo
luton. The statues were presented "a
the nation by the Polish National ALI
ance and President Taft accepted the
gifts.
Secretary OF War Dickinson pre-
sided at the ceremonies. The pro
gram included an invocation by Bishop
Paul p. Rhode, of Chicago, and ad
dresses by several prominent Poles.
/ A banquet will be held tonight and
President Taft is expected to attend
The annual convention of the Polish
National Alliance will begin tomorrow
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
PROPOSALS FOR COAL

Sealed proposals will be received up
to eleven o'clock a. 5n., Friday, May
goth. 1910, for furnishing the Board Of
Auditors OF the County OF Wayne with
coal and approximately % tons Of
chestnut coal. Ia accordance vito
speCifiCations on file In the office 1f
said board, copies OF which can be OBJ
tanned on application.
Proposals must be made upon blanks
which may be obtained at the office
OF the Board OF Auditors. and a GER
titled check for Two Hundred CS200J
Dollars must accompany the bid.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ieCt any and all bids.
fFEfE, HOARD Oh, COUNTY AUDITORS,
CHAS A. BUHRER Chairman.
Detroit, Mich, May 18th, 1910.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
To RulId "a Aoures-

Henry s. Koppin took out permits
for the building of 33 houses, Wed
nesdaF. Most of the dwellings will
go to help build up the east side be
yond the boulevard. Fifteen houses
will he located on the east side OF
Field-ave., between Medbury and
Piuuette-aves. Five will be on the
west side of Townsend-ave. and -four
on the east side. Mt. Elliott-ave. will
have four, Fischeraye. two, and For
est. Farnsworth and Baldwin-aves. one
each. The estimated prices run from
81, 400 to $4,000. Mclean and Co. are
the contractors.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
RIOTS BREAK OUT AGAIN.
Disturbances Are 200 Miles From
Scene Of Recent Demonstrations.

LONDON, May 1.-THE London
secretary OF the China inland mis-
sions received kilograms today con
firming the report that riots have
broken out again in Yuen Chow,
about 200 miles from Chang Sha, the
scene OF the recent antiforeign dem
onstrations. Today's dispatches give
no particulars.
The secretary says the only mis-
sionaries in Yuen Chow are five Ger
mans, Heinrich Witt and wife, II. +.
Witt and Misses Trojohn and Leppin,
all belonging to the Liebenzell mis-
sion, the headquarters OF which arS
in Wurtemburg. He believes they
fed before the riots started.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
SEES ULTERIoR MOTIVE.
Seamen's Union offieIal Comments On
Insurance Plan.

Gerald T. Pierce. business agent OF
the Detroit Seamen's union. declares
that the benefit insurance plan an
nounced by the Pittsburg Steamship
Co. Is only a bid for sailors, as the
company is having a hard time get
ting sailors on account OF the mariUe
strike. He says that the plan will not
draw any OF the strikers to the Pitts
burg boats.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
preoare Taft,s summer Home.

BEVERLY, Mass, May ll.-Orders
TO have the presidents summer home
ready at a minutes notice were re-
ceived here today, Mrs. Taft is ex-
pected before the rest of the family
and will be joined by Helene, Robert
and Charley as soon as the college
season closes Mrs. Taft has planned
to pass quiet summer, 1t is said, with
out any entertainment other than the
usual hospitality to relatives.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
MICHIGAN PAYS $4,000.
Detroit and Grand Rapids Remit Cor
poration Tax Funds.

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE total
tax assessed 10 date upon corpora
lions under the new law. according 10
a statement issued today by the com.
missioner of internal revenue, is $685.
7O9.O45. With penalties, the grand
total Is s25, 96S 1856. New York will
nay S4.s17641;l Chicago S2.2S6, 1856;
Minnesota, with ST. Paul, s1.122,4S0;
Philadelphia, $1.417t26; Pittsburg,
St.56509S. /,
Returns from Michigan follow:
Detroit. s599,264; Grand Rapids,
Sls0.62S.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
WILL REPRESENT
U. S. At FUNERAL
Roosevelt To Attend Services for
Late King Observation-Disclosures Want
New Rulers Oath Changed.

WASHINGTON, May H.
President Taft today appointed
Theodore Roosevelt special am
bassador OF the United States TO
attend the funeral OF King Ed
ward. Col. Roosevelt accepted the
commission In a cable message.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
%. U. &. Wins Another.

Yettie HICKMAN, who claims 20
have been thrown from Crosstowr
car by the closing of the door, lost
her suit in Judge Hosmer's court.
Tuesday afternoon, the jury return
ing verdict of no cause for action
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
Makes the Game TOO Slow.

Many spectators thing Il great
hardship that they have TO sit down
and wait for the crops to grow-New
York Evening Post.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-12

Your wife cooks 1905 meals each year in
her kitchen Now how much time does she
spend there?
Think of the inconvenience she is put 10
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three times day, every day.
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out--eating up your money, roasting the
kitchen, making extra work.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-21
Gruuo.iseHtbams 6ppotbeleu.

W1arie 9. grotpn an Die Truitees
Der W. 8. Stride. $1,000.
8abib 5. ainnep, IT,, on gousge
5iq 8. II. 3. SO. $1376.73.
emma StraHer on Soushiioe 6. Il.
9. 60. $1250.
2lnnn Stiar on Ssrasl Gresns
burg. S162.
Carl 9rats an GONE q. II. 6. Go.
$1,000.
GIi5abstb Bauer an aIpba 3. u.
6. go. $500.
SO. u. R. 5snnen an Sout1ern
Sbio 6. II. z. 60. $1,000.
aatis ROIon an gongreb 3. q. Go.
$500.
6. 3. 8aItsrs on Dotleb .. II. 6.
60. $4,000.
2tnnis Jinneran an g. Dai6el.
$500.
genetin s.. gopb an Southrn Sbio
Sap. 9ant 60. $500.
mm. QuIt an Mm. 3. Seiler.
S17OO.
Mlargnret Meisnran on Robert o.
SOB. $1,000.
@etilete 9ppothefeH.
II. 6. Mpnee an ct. 8ernarb 9.
Il. q. u. 60. $500.
emma Straffer an GouthIibe 6.
u. g. so. $1,000.
Wi. .. Rubin on .. R. 6erri6.
$500.
6. 6. pabbiion on ge. Martp.
$3.50.
glia. Rumiep an Clifton 5eigbts
6. u. g. 60. $500.
6u9o Aimbon ON Colon Sdott.
500.
aouis 9iss an.R R0ugrsb 2. q 90,
$4,000.
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Ant S&auprat oes
Yer6re6ens.
Gin Roman aus benz omeri.dnifhen
2eben, bon q IIfreb SttIsner.
(Jortfesuns.)

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maItgeH gtssntbiimsr barreidsnb, Der
tbn nit bebenoen 9duoen In gmpfung
nabnr.
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tuum nod mddtig. na6bem er ben
f6Ii6teH Reif i'm Sdein Der glenblo.
tsrne betrattet, .Iegen Sic ben SdGbsl
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1T genus - lufen sic mid gsben -
id nerbe font pabniiunig - id err
trag's niht ldngsr! - 2aFeu gle fir
einsn Sarg forseH, 9srr Coroner, big
ih tpeiters Inorbnungsn gu etnem mir.
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oimmel, tpsIa' grausnDoIls ent-
bedung,"
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nod aufre6t. Gr bate bic 5unb ouf
Die 8ruft geprebt, als ob er bort einen
ftehenoen S6mer5 empfinbe; fein
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bro9en ON bic Mdnb selebnt, ben aopf
4tkt asf 1is Hz,t asbsugt. 10 Sab sr
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IS 1T iftper peritGnhIidl, onaeiihts
Der lrenia crFreuIihen 9eIultdte, BIZ:
man in alien 5dIlen nit iolhen I'M
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man fib in 5rauireib nift iibsrbaupt
gum 9er3idt duf ihre mittpirfuHg ent.
ihlisben founts, !ebislih bod nur, neil
man ouf osm Vnpiere mogIi6It bobe
SseresSiffern brdufie. Tabei fisltn
bic 0erbreder alIernings ;iemlid1 ins
8eipiht, bsnn i'm Sntradnae 1907 bis
1908 iinb in bic Rssimenter bts Wu..
terlonoes nihi iuenissr aIs 13, 6318ors
beitrnfte eingereiht; bic itbpersR Ger.
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ben, foipie bic srob. stn3abI nit Sirafs
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ben 3iffsr nod nidt sinmuI einbesrii.
fen.
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mdhi Die SranSofsn eegeH iebes anbere
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garniion itGnbe odnn Dor Der ongtnebs
men WabI, Iih BON ben sSupeur. aIio si.
aenen Ganosstinosrn brdnbihaben,
epeutuea auh ins before eSenieiis be.
forosrn 5u IaiIen oosr pon ben in bic
fem 8rbists nitt minoer bei6logsntn
ihpar3en WaFfenbriioern. 9Der oie
Wabl bat, bat Die Gual --- ieine
Gage icdre ieoenfalIs nun niht pi.l es-
beiIsrt uno nnmit aud nihi bic 2aune
bes SteuersabIers. gr opfert feline
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eonbes unb bes eisensn 8efibes unb
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boten nidht msbr ben Greuno .9sidiiber
unb ghrrnmann nuf ale Jdle erblideu
bari, ionbsrn in ibm einsn ieino nit.
tern mub, Dsm sr islbit bic Ndffen lie=
ferte, iper nils ounn benz Steasr3ab-
Ter nerargen. ipenn er ben WliIitariss
mus gum Seufel tpunihi unb auf Gu.
itap Serpes Iodenoe Sirenentone bort!
Or. gmiI Shulb.
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5unoertidhrigs Bite ME
frant iparen. Sn 2ineOln, England.
iIt DOR cinigen Sagen Rihdro Smith
seitorben, Der i'm Suni feinen hunberts
iten Gsburtstdg ieiern tounte. Bis
aebn 9aee Dor i,inem 9obe b1tSmitb
nod nitmoIs porber Die getaHntihdfs
zines arsies pber elmer Meoi5infIaifE
aemoht. Gr ern1brte fif nubsrcrs
oentlih einfad, unb ertIdrte, DAB Ieosr
normale WlenIt, Der niht mehr ibt,
als iein a0rpsr unbebingt branht. 10
aft iperben t6nn.. fpie er. Ms er jsst
trant purbe unb feline Mneeborigen
eien arst beriefen. eridroi er heftis
unb itobnte: % ipeb, nun, mo ih NIT
.inem Mrst gu ibun babe. 1T es iihtr
NIT mir bdlb fertig." Gr bat rett be-
boIten. - Gngliffe 3eiiunskn beriHs
ten pon einem anbtrn ulebr als 9nns
bsrtidbrigsn. Der ebenfals nod nie1
mails einen Mrst brouhts. DIM Weibs
naGtsobenb ieierts in pcller GefuHbs
beit 6enrp Sobnion in granib0m bsi
2onoon Isinen 1O3. .Oeburtstas. sJohns
fon mar nod niemnls erHiiIid sranf,
tpdbrenc u bel leihisn Griransungen
fid1 ins 9<tt ltsi unn 70 lnngs Iiegen
Heibt, Bis er iih ipitber ipoh fiihlt.
|Geit fiinf;is Jabren III tsin Gag Ders
sanaen, an benz er nihs feline a)Feife
geraudt hattie. sohnfon mar in ieintr
Jusenb Elm mriibmter s5cngItnr anb
BAT feline auni eininal In einsr Sepas
rotporIienung Dor Ronis wilbelm Nv.
unb Der a5nisin 1iiiDrin rorgsf;ibrt.