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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-01
WOMAN'S HAIR
The Mcbride L viii Drug Company
Knows Of Preparation That
Mako Hair Easeinatino,

Makes Hair Fascinating.
Partisan Sage IL tho ideal hair tonic
and 'beautifier OF the present time. .
1t is compounded on the most ad-
vanced scientific principles. and moth
ing on the market today can compare
with It,
1t accompanies so much moro than
the ordinary tonics. and does 1t so
quickly that users are astonlshed.
Partisan Sage kills the dandrun
germs and eradicates dandruff in two
weeks, or money back.
Partisan Sage stops falling hair;
itching of the scalp and splitting hairs
or money back.
Since its introduction into America
It has become prime favorite with
women Of refinement.
Partisan Sage gives fascinating
.lustre to vomen's hair and makes It
beautiful It makes the hair grow lux
uriantly; 1t Is the daintiest and m ost
refreshing hair dressing that science
has produced. and has not particle
Of crease or sickness in 1t.
A large bottle Of Partisan Sage costs
but so cents at the Mcbride & VIII
Drug Company and druggists every
where. The girl with the Auburn hair
is on every package.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-01
Iowa at WASHINGTON.

shington, oct 1.-James Hoch
has been appointed postmaster at Gu
tier, Tama county. vice II. r. Roucher.
Walter J. LOCKER. OF Sioux city. has
been appointed clerk In the civil serv-
ice commission affices
Pensions have been granted Towans
as follows: David Edwards. sl5: Au-
gustus Fenton. SIS: Daniel Hoff. SIS:
minors of Marion +. Howes. sl2; Or
lando Mcdaniel. $l5: John w. Morton
s17: William Randall. $40: Hiram w
Redman, S12: John H. Savage. s17;
Jacob S. Lober. SIS: George William
son. $50
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-01

James Billings and William Mcdonald
were arrested, charged with aiding. as
sisting and abetting in boxing con-
test.
Because OF the absence Of County
Attorney l. s. Pepper from the city,
the preliminary hearing viii not be
held until next Tuesday. Other arrests
are to follow, 1t Is said. Several days
ago the league asked Mayor FIill to
head the prosecution. league members
saw
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-01
Foreman's Leg Broken.

Webster City. Oct. IL w. Priest
ley. foreman Of the w. A. Mccullough
& Son steel trough factory. suffered {,
fracture Of the right leg yesterday. He
with others was engaged In taking the
fywheel off big shearing machine
when the tackle broke, letting the big
800 pound wheel drop to the floor. Mr.
Priestley was thrown back some dis
tance. but not far enough TO get out
of the way Of the wheel.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-01
sEARssoRo MAN ACQUITTED.
Charge Of Intent to Extort Not sus-
tanned Against Elias James.

SpeclaI 20 IlmeS- ttePupIICdf1'
Montezuma, Oct No jury cases
were tried this term but criminal cases.
there being quite a number of them
carried over from previous terms.
Elias James, Of Searsboro, was de-
clared not guilty by the jury of the
charge Of threatening with intent to
extort money. He had accused lady
Of shopliftine and had induced her to
pay about 500 for the goods she had
taken.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-01
Thirty Ninth Iowa Reunion.

Perry, Oct. 1.-The annual reunion
Of the Thirty-ninth Iowa infantry Will
he held at Perry. on Tuesday. Wednes
day and Thursday OF mex; week. Tho
secretary of the organization Is Mrs.
Laura Cummings Miller. daughter of
the old colonel OF the Thirty ninth. who
passed away two years ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-01
Ladd to orate .t LOGAN,

Special to Times Republican.
Logan. Oct. Hon. Scott NJ. Ladd,
Of Des Molnes. has been secured to
the grafton on the laying of
the corner stone OF the court house at
Logan Wednesday. Oct. 8.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-01
Alleged Murderer Arre.ted.

Monroe, Mich. Sept 30 Ralph
Walker. wanted at Lake Odessa. Mich,
on a charge OF killing his father-in-
law, William Priestman a few weeks
ago. was arrested today near here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-01
For Moro Than Three Decades

Foley's Honey and Tar has been a
household favorite for coughs. colds.
and ailments Of the throat, chest and
lungs. Contains no opiates. Mcbride
& Will Drug Company.
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IOWA CENTRAL
NORTH pnIYNn

Twin Cities Mall (daily)... $3.50 . M
Mason City Mall ts.. SUM. 6:35 m
Twin Cities Limited daily 1885 = IA
Local Freight (ex. Sun.1 80. 700 q "a
SOUTH BOUND
St Louis and Kansas City
Mall daily ............. $3.50 m
Peoeia Express (ex. SUM- =. 900 q m
St Louis and Peoria Limited
(0A1yy s....s es.es....... 1915 N
Local Yfeteht (ex. SUM- ....11:lO D n
STORY CITY BRANCH
AaoNa. AEtvA
10 >. M Stock E1psOas
leG, ~ -. o:k. An
o:1o - 1Gl3e1 (e6 01a.l.. l:\G . ~
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FIGHT PROMOTER ARRESTED.
Museatine Civic League Aims to Pun
ish Law vioIators.

Muscatine, Oct. 1.-The prosecution
threatened by the law enforcement
league as an outcome Of the alleged
prize fight staged in the south part OF
the city Sunday became reality when
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN
"corn Belt Route"
GOING SOUTH
No. l-St. Joe and K. c. Lin.
TIED .......s.......... $500 a. m.
No. SIX. G. Mail & Express 700 p m
No. 5-Kansas City and st.
Joseph ....10:0o q. m.
ono. s1-Way Freight. ......7:30 a m
GOING NORTH
No. Chicago ana st. Paul
limited .......... ........11:2s m
No. Chicago and st. Paul
Express ..........11:37 q m
No. yl........ 5000. 10000. 1907 D m
sNo. Sway freight -. 1880 a m
except Sunday. Effective Aug. I.
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curleu. stxi.. Of Letter gndlns..

Curious styles Of Letter gndlnss.
Amy one In the habit Of perusing old
letters Is struck with the tone Of great
humility and Difference which per-
,ades the correspondence Of our ances-
tors.
A few specimens of the style Of be-
ginning and ending letters may prove
Interesting - In striking contrast to
the laconic "yours obedlentiy." faith
fully or truly Of the present day.
1t would certainly be difficult to match
the following subscription Of letter
from the Duke Of Shrewsbury to Sir
Thomas Hammer. dated September.
l713: II desire that you will believe
that, wherever am. shah always
endeavor to deserve and very much
value your friendship. being, with q
sincere esteem, sir. your most faithful
and obedient servant. Shrewsbury"
Frequently one meets with sbellicose
subscriptions, - In the case Of the
Earls Of Hutly and ErroL who in
1904 threatened .aawful consequences
to.the magistrates Of Aberdeen unless
they released certain gentlemen Inn
prisoned in their city and inscribed.
"Yours a. - win. either present peace
or weir."
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II your stomach ID continually kick
ing up = disturbance; you fee1 bloat-
ed and distressed: II you belch gas
and sour food into the mouth then
you need Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets,
the best prescription for indigestion
ever written.
Mona stomach tablets give In
slant relief. Of courses but thsy Do
more; they drive ont the poisonous
gases that cause Fermentation of food
and thoroughly clean. renovats and
strengthen, the. stomach % that Il
can readily digest food without arti-
ficfAl aid.
Mi-o-na stomach tablets are guar
anteed to cure indigestion, acute or
chronic. or money back. This means
that nervousness, business and hil-
iousnsss will disapppar, Drnggists sv-
erywhere and @. r. Eogg Sails Mona
for 60c . large box. Test samples
tree from Booths Mona, Buffalo.
N. r. 5.
II WIS under the care Of four dif-
ferent doctors during nine months
and was cured q .dyppep1aes ~ Nj
.o-nA." MR.. Joseph Il GfondlDe, 1e7
Fountain street. Fail ntver. Mas.
Booths Pills for coqsttpat atioh 36e.
II - Il S VS. rs - - 7t
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~ men wsre beside - i = = !
later. ponusspsd Of the Weopeqe of ~
helpless eentlnels. With . crash the
gates were closed. and Joyous laugh
rang out from the exultant throat Of
Holiingsworth Chase.
"By the Lord Harry. thin b worth
while!' he shouted Outside The mad
dened guards were sounding the tardy
alarm. The nrst gray shade Of day
was coming into the night.
He saw Neenah ahead OF him, stand
ing still in the center Of the grayeled
path. Beyond her was the tan figure
Of q man.
"You are a trump, Neenah," cried
Chase, hurrying up to her, - Persian
angelr'
It was not Neenah's laugh that re-
piled. Chase gasped In amusement
and then uttered cry Of Joy.
The Princess Genevra. slim and
erect, was standing before him, her
hand touching her turban In true mill.
tary salute. soft laughter ripping from
her lips.
In the exuberance Of Joy be clasped
that little hand and crushed Il against
his lips.
your he exclaimed.
"Shr' she warned. II have retained
my guard of honor"
He looked beyond her and beheld the
tall. soldierly figure Of q Rapp- Thor
bpr1 INA rJ1rmau
'srhe deviIr' fell involuntarily from
his lips.
mot at ALL He is here 10 keep me
from going to the devilr' she cried 10
merrily that he laughed aloud with
her in the spirit Of unbounded Joy.
'AC0me! Let Ms run after the others.
want to run and dance and sing"
He still held her hand a. they ran
swiftly down the drive. followed close
~ by the faithful sergeant.
"You are an angel" he said In her
ear. She laughed a. she looked mp
into his face.
"Yes-a Persian angel" she cried.
TITS 80 much easier to run well In q
Persian angels costume" she added.
Continued Next Week
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We shall never be In danger Of for
getting that our ancestors did their
sums on their nngers % long A. arith
metic retains the word .digits" But
modern civilization knows nothing Of
the elaborate Developments Of this
method. It takes . WaIlachian peas
ant to multiply by , on biz hands
This h how he does 4: The fingers Of
either hand. beginning with the thumb.
stand for the numbers from to 10.
SO the ring flnger Of one hand and the
middle finger Of the othef are stuck
out to represent 8 and q Counting
the fingers remaining O. the side far
thest from the thumbs 10 dnds them
l and 2 respectively. ana ! multiplied
by gtves him the units Of bic prod
uct--2 Then he counts from the
thumbs to the stuck ont fingers inclu-
sive. '6nds them 8 and I. Odds thess.
and gets 7 for his tens Answer. u.
All this 70 avoid Knowing the multi
plication table beyond Z dimes u
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wnru 10 time 10 catch her as shf
swayed toward him. She was sobbinE
In bis arms Bobby Brownies heavy
breathing ceased In that instant. and
he closed his ears against the sound
that came to them.
Deppingham gently implored her to
sit down with him and rest. At last
she said:
"I'ye made you unhappy. I've been
90 foolish. 1t has not been fun. either.
my husband. God knows 1t hasn't.
You do not love me now"
He did not answer her at once, and
she shivered fearfully In bis arms.
Then he kissed her brow gently.
II do love you, Agnes" he said in
tensely. II will answer for my own
love II ytn can answer for yours. Are
you the same Agnes that you were
my AgnesT
will you believe mer'
Eyes"
II am the same Agnes. am your
Agnes. I am! You do believe mer
He crushed her close to his breast
and then patted her shoulder as q
father might have touched an erring
child.
At last she spoke: "It is not wholly
his fault. George. was to blame.
I led him on. You understandT'
"Poor devilr' said he dryly. ITS
way you have. dear"
The object Of this gentle commisera-
tion was staring with gloomy eyes at
the lights below. He was saying to
himself. over and over again, III ! can
only make Drusie understandw
Chase and Selim came down upon
this little low toned picture. The for
mer paused an instant and smiled JOY
ously In the darkness.
give men are near the gate" he
whispered. 'sThey watch 80 closely
that no ono may 60 to rescue those
who have disappeared. Friends are
hidden inside the wall, ready to open
the gate at signal. They have wait
ed with Neenah all night. And day
10 near, sahib"
I'VE must attack at once" said
Chase. "Quiet nowr'
Five shadowy figures soon were dis
tinguished huddled close to the wall
below the gate. The sense Of sight
had become keen during those trying
hours II the darkness.
: Tho islanders were conversing in low
tones, word or two now and then
reaching the ears Of the others.
Suddenly q binding. mysterious
light flashed upon the muttering group
Az they fell back q voice. low and
Arm, called out to them:
y mot 4 sound or you dier'
-Four unwavering rifles were bear
Ing upon the surprised islanders. and
four very material men were advanc-
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DR.. HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS.
Dirsssisss With sseh viaiia Tks lAasusssa
English. German, Spanish. Portuguese and French.

Mo- FOR Price
1. Fevers. Congestions, Innammations. ......35
.. Worms, Worm Fever. or Worm Disease ~
8. Collie, Crying and Wakefulness OF lnfants. -
A. Dlarrhca. Of Children and Adults. ........"1o
3. Dysensery. oripinss, Bilious Colo. c.........3S
=. Coughs, Colds Bronchitis.
o. TOOthacho, Faceache, Neuralgia.
.. Headache. Sick Headache, Vertigo. .........3S
10. Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Weak Stomach Is
II. Group Hoarse Cough, LAsyngitis ............9S
81. Salt Rheum, Eruptlons, EryEipelas. s.........96
-. Rheumatism. or Rheumatic Pains. ........,.23
10. Fever and Ague. Malaria. -
~. Plies, Blind Bleeding External, Internal. -
10. Ophthalmla. Weak or Innamed Eyes .......9S
10. Catarrh, Influenza, Cold In Head. .........9e
-. Who0pins Cough. spasmodic Cough. ......00
~. Aslhma. Oppressed, Dinncult Breathing. ....3b
~. Kidney Disease. Gravel. Calcui ...........3S
-. Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness .....1.0o
~. Sore Mouth, Fever Sores or Canker. r.........30
%. Urinary 1ncontinence. Wetting Bed. .......35
-. Sore Throat. ,Quinsy and Diphtheria. ......35
-. Chronic Consesti0ns. Headaches. .........2S
~. Cflppe. Hay Fever aad Sannef Colds. ....2S
small bottle Of Peasant Pellets. nts the vest
pocket sosd BY drusssss sent on receipt Of prcs
Medical Book ssnt free.
HUnPHRKYg HOMO. MEDICINE CO., Corner
William and Ann etrsetA View York.
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a German Shosmaltef left the gas
turned on IN his shop ons night and
upon arriving In the morning struck .
match 70 light It There was terrific
sxplosion, and the shoemaker was
blown out through the door almost to
the middle Of the street. ~
A passerby rushed to his assistance
and after helping him to arise inquired
II hs was injured 4ofj
The little German gaxed In at hie
place Of business, which was NOW
burning quite briskly, and said:
mo, l aindt hurt. but got out shust
In time. Ehr'-Lippincott's Magazine.
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The Swedish traveller. Kahn said
that In Pennsylvania In one year.
1749. eight thousand pounds were
paid out for hesds Of black and gray
squirrels at three pence q head, which
would show that over six hundred
thousand were killed.
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CHAPTER XVIII.
THE PERSIAN ANGEL.

CHAPTER xviii
THE PERSIAN ANGEL.
SlHE man called Abou suddenly
leaped to his feet and. with the
cry Of an eager animal. sprang
to her side. His arms closed
about her slender figure with the un.
mistakable lust of the victor. A hoarse.
inarticulate cry of rage burst from
Deppinghams lips. His figure shot
out through the air and down the short
slope with the rush of an infuriated
beast. Even az the astonished Abou
dropped his struggling burden to meet
the attack Of the unexpected deliveref
he was felled to the earth By mighty
blow from the rife which his assailant
swung swift and true. His skull was
crushed as II It were an eggshell.
Lady Agnes struggled to her feet,
wild eyed, half craxed by the double
assault. The next instant she fell for
ward upon her face. dead to all that
was to follow in the next few min
utes
There was no struggle. Chase and
Selim were upon the stupe6ed island
ers before they could move. covering
them with their rides. The wretches
fell upon their knees and howled for
mercy. While Deppingham was hold
Ing his wife's limp form In his arms.
calling out to her in the agony Of fear,
utterly oblivious to all else that was
happening about him. his two friends
were swiftly disarming the groveling
natives. Selim's knife severed the
cords that bound Bobby Brownies
hands. He was staring blankly, diz-
xiIy before him.
Ten minutes later Chase was ad-
dressing himself to the four islanders
who, bound and gagged, were tied by
their own sashes to trees some dis
tance from the roadside.
i've just thought Of q little service
you fellows can perform for mo In re-
turn for what I've done for you. All
the time you're doing 1t. however.
there will be pistols quite close to your
backs. Lady Deppingham 10 much too
weak to take the five mile walk we've
got to do In the next two hours-or less.
You are to have the honor Of carrying
her four miles and . half. and you win
have to get along the best you can
with the gags In your mouths. Two
of you form basket with your hands.
I'll show You how"
With Selim In the lead the little pro-
cession moved swiftly, but cautiously.
through the black Jungle. bent on
reaching the gate II possible before
the night lifted. Chase and Bobby
Browne brought up the rear with the
two reserve carriers In hand. Browne.
weak and suffering from torture and
exposure. struggled bravely along, de-
temined not to retard their progress
by a single moment Of indecision.
In his heart Browne was now raging
against the fate that had placed him
IN this humiliating, almost contempti-
Bile. position. He. and be alone. was
responsible for the sufIerings that
Lady Agnes had endured. II was ac
gall and wormwood to him that other
men had been ordained 10 save her
from the misery thst hs had created.
He could almost have welcomed death
for himself and her rather than to
have been saved by George Depping.
ham.
His wifei He could never be the
same to her. He had forfeited the
trtSt ana confidence Of the one loyal
believer amozy them all. And now
YaA~ YAus,ev> ~, A.. Att%>xA kevr ~
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gd)tDere GHidialsid)ldge.
Jran 6. giesle perIitrt inuerbalb
ipenieer 1ast 8attfn nnb Eobn.

6. Giesit, 20 Sabre oft, BON glo.
2227 gbaotpsa Strabe, Gid Run. Dor.
arbeiter Tn ben g., 6. unb 8. Wert.
itGtten. rpuros seitern Ruhmittas BON
sintm 3uee iiberfabren uno anf Der
Stsne getDntet. gr mari aus Sher5
nit einem tI.inen Gtiid aohlsnihldds
mad benz apnbuttsur zines Uorbeifabs
renben Jrahtsages, uls iein JuB iih
in ben Ghi,nen perfins. Gr tam Su
Jau unb purbe, bepor er iih freimoheu
tonute bonn Jrahtsus go. 203 iibsrs
fdbrsn. Die R1ber singsn ibm iiber
DEN llnterlsib unb er tpurbe bnhfoblih
entStpei eefduittsn. Die peritiimme.te
2si6e fpurbs nit Gsnehmisuns bes
Goroners Or. Gps oem Geihsnbefatttr
Deter Rsbolo iib.rsebtn. Der 8eruns
sliitte bint,rIGbt feline Ditttpt, annG
Si.sle. 2sbtsre brad, als Iis BON oem
arGbli6en Gnbe ibres Mannes a:nnts
nib trhieIt, b.tpubtlos Suiammen. Grit
Dor sinisen 1agen mar benz ehepadr
Sisels bas sinsigs Gino; Elm bier Jdhr:
aItss S0brden, burh ben 9oo sntriis
len tporoen.
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s5naeneIihe Narssenre.

Trei iunq.guriden. tpsiche ieit eini.
aer 3eit gisInrGnte unb grottOrbe in
GumminspiIe ipitemaiiib ibres Sns
bolts b.raub. baben folen, ipureeH &C.
tern Moreen nah ldnserr Scso BON
bem beriitensn polisiiten Ried bonn 10.
Diftritt i.itsenOmmsn uno untsr Der
antlaae beg aleinoiebitabls einees
ip.rrt. Die O.Fanssnen iinb Oscar
Quu, IS sSabr. alt. bon Rc. 1713
qleaiant Strabt. 5orrp Wap. 16
Sabr., BON 30. 1774 Gio.r Ctr. unb
Gbruarb 2immerbuht, 16 Sabre oft.
BON go. 2l6 Glbsr Strobs. polt5iii
Ried min bieislben in benz 5ofe sinss
6oul.s an Chambers Strube. nuhe Der
Sprins 8rppe aDe., abssfaBt hdben.
Die anaben rannien bic Sprins 9rop,
ape. entluns unb iprunsen fhtieblit]
auf cine gIart Strabe Gar. tpurbsn jea
bod, ais iie bieie an Gol.roin 4penus
perlisben, BON btm beriitenen poli3iiien
in Gmpfans esnomm.n. Hau bate cine
ansabl gisr in isin.m gsiiBs. ipdbrenc
an Wlap brei 2oib grot uno an 2ims
merbuht spsi pfuno Sdpeinefleiff
poraefunben purbsn. Ynu fpurbe gu
elmer Celebrate bon So unp Rotten
prurtbeilt, ipdhrenb feline beiben Mit.
anaeilasten bem Susenorihtsr iiber.
pieitn purben.
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ct. Warius.Yicnirt

somiiug, ben % gull, finbst bds
oemeinIhoItIi6e Bicnit Der GO. prot.
Ct. Martuss s9smeiub. (gfr. Carl ).
8. Shmibt) unb SpnutdsihuIe itdtt.
DaHeIbe tpiro i'm Wanbattan part.
SenamspiIIe, obssbdltsu. Die ainbsr
perIummsIn iid um 8 llhr Wlorsens
i'm Sonntaesidulraum uno tp.rbsn
mittelIt Strabsnbobn gum sSeitplas
btforb.rt. S.b.s Ginb ioa iih nit sis
nsm SmbiB (2un6). forsfGltis in cine
aifi. perpadi. tpsl4e isinfn Ramsn
tr1st, perf,bn. Der air6enratb ipis
ouh bi. 9ebr.r unb 2shr.rinnen unb
Gam.n bes Grauenz unb 5unsfrauens
ptreins, iptrbsn ibr WlosIi4fes tbun.
ben 8robsn ME ben aIsinen IN jsb;r
Weiis s.redt 5u iperben.
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- Der Doptoner Shulratb belt
eine Grtraperfammlung ob, in Der oos
gau 9ommittee, beitebeno aus ben
Serren 0rsife, Raribau uno Wartin.
beriHtete, oab ss bic S6ulsebGuoe inr
ipisirt babe. Der Sobnicn paint 60.
fpurOe Der 4ontratt fir bic 2ieferuns
Der Jarbe Siieefprohen. am 20. Suli
finoet eine ipeitere 9eriammlnne itott,
in Der bic aneebpts fir 2iinters unb
Initrsihera-beiten entgeesnsenommsn
Derben.
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ben 8orbereitunosn fir bic i'm Sabre
1911 itattfinbfnbs Stuats aonpens
tton bes 9eutId glmeritaniihen
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ton pirb ben Deleaatsn seieen. pas es
gu Ieiiten i'm Gtanos lit.
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in Der bic ansebote iiir Die pflaitsruns
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Itenuns bes .Sorisiboe Gulperts" ees
offnet lperben. On StslIs pes peraltes
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