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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-12-21
Retort Courteous.

Two men were occupying a double
seat in crowded car. One of them
was a long-distance whistler and the
other was evidently annoyed.
You don't seem to like my whist
ling?" said the noisy one, after five
minute continuous performance.
No, ! don't" was the frank reply
Well, continued the other, maybe
you think you are man enough to
stop it?"
NO, l don't think l am rejoined
the other, "but l hope you are
And the whistling was discontin
ued.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-12-21
CHAPTER |.
The Threshold of Adventure.

ne nTeSnClu OF HuNenLuFes
The roar of State street filed the
ears of Robert Orme not unpleasantly.
He liked Chicago, felt towards the
western city something more than the
tolerant, patronizing interest which
so often characterizes the eastern
man. To him it was the hub of gen
uine Americanism-young, aggressive,
perhaps a bit too cocksure, but ever
bounding along with eyes toward the
future. Here was the city of great
beginnings, the city OF experiment
experiment with life; hence it's incom-
pleteness-an incompleteness not dis
similar to that of life itself Chi,
cago lived; it was the pulse of the
great middle west.
Orme watched the procession with
clear eyes. He had been strolling
southwalI from the Masonic Temple,
into the shopping district. The
clangor, the smoke and dust the hur-
rying crowds, all worked into his
mood. The expectation of adventure
was far from him. Nor was he man
who sought impressions for amuse-
ment; whatever came to him he weigh
ed, and accepted or rejected according
as it was valueless or useful. Whole
some he was; any one might infer
that from his face. Doubtless, his
fault lay in his overemphasis on the
purely practical; but that, after all,
was a lawyers fault, and it was
counterbalanced by a sweet kindness
toward all the worid-a loveableness
which made for him a friend of every
chance acquaintance.
1t was we'll along in the afternoon,
and shoppers were hurrying home
ward. Orme noted the fresh beauty
Of the women and girls-Chicago has
reason to be proud of her daughters
and his heart beat little faster.
Not that he was a man to be caught
by every pretty stranger; but scarce
ly recognized by himself, there was a
hidden spring of romance in his prac-
teal nature. Heart-free, he never met
a woman without wondering whether
she was the one. He had never found
her; he did not know that he was
AOOhillS lOI ASl yet AWAY thClS W as
the unconscious question.
distant whistle, the changing of
gongs, the rapid beat of galloping
hoofs-f1re engines were racing down
the street. Cars stopped, vehicles of
all kinds crowded in toward the curbs.
Orme paused and watched the fire
horses go laundering by, their smo-
king cnariots swaying behind them
and dropping long trails of sparks.
Small boys were running, men and
women we're stopping to gaze after
the passing engines, but Orme's at
tention was taken by something that
was happening near by, and as the
gongs and the hoof-beats grew fainter
he looked with interest to the street
beside him.
He had got as far as the corner of
Madison street. The scramble to get
out Of the way of the engines had
here resulted in a traffic jam. Two
policemen were moving about, shout
ing orders for the acknowledgement of
the street cars and vehicles which
seemed to be inextricably wedged to-
gether
A burly Irish teamster was below
ing at his horse. The hind wheel of
a smart barouche was caught in the
fore wheel of a delivery wagon, and
the driver of the delivery wagon was
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-12-21

! I'm so sorry. We're going out with
some new friends. Wish l knew them
well enough to ask you along. Can
you have some golf with us at ARA
| dale tomorrow afternoons"
| Delighted Say, Bessie, do you
know girl who runs black touring
| carr"
| ''What?"
'.Do you know tall, dark girl who
has black touring carr"
Il know lots of tall, dark girls, and
several of them have black touring
cars Why?"
who are they?"
There was a pause and little
chuckle; then: NOW, Bob, that won't
do. You must tell me all about it to-
morrow. Call for us in time to catch
| the one-four.
That was all that Orme could get
out of her: and after little banter
and brief exchange of greetings
with Tom, who was called to the tele-
phone by his wife, the wire was per-
mitted to rest.
Orme pushed chair to the window
of the sitting room and smoked laZily,
looking out over the beautiful. eXpanse
of Lake Michigan, which reflected
from it's CLASSY surface the wonderful
opalescence of early evening. He
seemed to have set forth on new and
adventurous road. How strangely the
girl of the car had come into his lIrei
Then he thought of the five-dollar
bill, with the curious inscription. He
took it from his pocketbook and ex-
amined it by the fading light. The
words ran the full length of the face.
Orme noticed that the writing had a
foreign look There were flourishes
which seemed distinctly un-American.
He turned the bill over. Apparent
ly there was no writing on the back,
but as he looked more closely he saw
dark blur in the upper left-hand
corner. Even in the dusk he could
make out that this was not spot of
dirt; the edges were defined too dis
tinctly for smudge; and it was not
black enough for an ink-blot
Moving to the center table, he
switched on the electric lamp, and
looked at the blur again 1t stood out
plainly now, series of letters and
numbers:
Evans, S. r. Chi A. 100 N. 21o E.
T."
The first thought that came to Orme
was that this could be no hoax A
joker would have made the curious
cryptogram more conspicuous. But
what did it mean? Was it a secret
formula? Did it give the location of
buried treasure? And why in the
name of common sense had it been
written en- a five-dollar bill?
More likely, Orme reasoned, it con
cealed information for or about
some persons. R. Evans" probably
And who was this S. r. Evans?
The better to study the mystery,
Orme copied the inscription on sheet
of note naper, which he found in the
table drawer From the first he de-
cided that there was no cipher The
letters undoubtedly were abbrevia-
lions. Evans" must be, as he had al
ready determined, a mans name
Chi" might be, probably was, Chi
cago" 100 n. 20 z" looked like
100 feet? paces?) north, 210 fleet?
paces?) east"
The "A" and the IT" bothered him.
a" might be the place TO which IS
r. Evans" was directed, or at which
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expressing his opinion of the situation
in terms which seemed to embarrass
the elderly gentleman who sat in the
barouche. Orme's eye travelled
through the outer edge of the dis
turbance, and sought its center.
There in the midst of the tangle
was big black touring car. It's one
occupant was a girl-and such girl.
Her fawn-colOred cloak was thrown
open; her face was unveiled Orme
was thrilled when he caught the
glory of her face-the clear skin,
Drowned by outdoor living; the de-
mure but regular features; the eyes
that seemed to transmute and reflect
softly all impressions from without.
Orme had never seen any one like
her-so nobly unconscious of self, SO
appealing and yet so calm.
She was waiting patiently, inter-
ested in the clamor about her, but
seemingly undisturbed by her own
part in it. Orme's eyes did not leave
her face He was merely one of
crowd at the curb, unnoted by her,
aware that he was staring, he felt the
blood rush to his cheeks, and he NUT
tered: What a boor | am" And
then, 'But who can she be? Who can
she be-"
A policeman made his way to the
black car Orme saw him speak to
the girl; saw her brows knit; and he
quickly threaded his way into the
street. His action was barely con
scious, but nothing could have stopped
him at that moment.
You'll have to come to the station,
MISS the policeman was saying.
But what have / done?" Her voice
was broken music.
you've violated the traffic regula-
tions, and made all this trouble, that's
what you've done"
I'm on a very important Grand"
she began, "and-"
Il can't help that, miss, you ought
to have had some one with you that
knew the rules"
Her eyes were perplexed, and she
looked about her as if for help. For
a moment her gaze fell on Orme. who
was close to the policeman's elbow.
Now, Orme had a winning and dis
arming smile. Without hesitation, he
| touched the policeman on the shout
der, beamed pleasantly, and said:
Pardon me, officer, but this car was
forced over by that dray"
"She was on the wrong SIDE" re-
turned the policeman, after a glance
which modified his first intention to
take offence "She had no business
over here.%
cit was either that or a collision.
| My wheel was scraped, as it was"
She, too, was smiling now.
The policeman pondered He liked
to be called officer" he liked to be
smiled upon; and the girl, to judge
from her manner and appearance,
| might well be the daughter of "a man
CT position Well" he said after
moment, 'be more careful another
time" He turned and went back to
his work among the other vehicles,
| covering the weakness Of his sur
render by a fresh display of angry au-
thority.
The girl gave a little sigh of relief
and looked at Orme. Thank YOU"
she said
Then he remembered that he did
rot know this girl. Can I be OF
further service?" he asked
NO" she answered, 4 think not.
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The Philosopher of Folly.

Don't marry your stenographer,"
advises the Philosopher of Folly. "She
belongs to the union and knows the
rules and she'll never let you hire
another one
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Gin sraBliacr Tcblcr.

Die iufenoen, ihmersbaiten Qualen
BON 0dmorrbOioen au eriraaen. Das
1T niht rihtig. port so lit bieI
bon 0dmorrbOioen" ibreibt Wia. q.
Marib BON Gilper giip. VI. g.. big
ih cine Stahtel bon Bndlen's Mrnico
5albe bolte uno balo 9ebeilt plroe..
BranomunoelL @hmdrsn. @eiAuiire,
Giebermunoen, Geiemn. Ghniite. auf-
aefprungene pdnoe. 6rolibeulen per-
fnwinoen Dor ihr. Csc. 'hei G. 50.
peter's, benz 0eutIden Npoibeter.
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Mm Der 9ooess9biire 8erettet.

Oie 5ooestbiire ihien bereit. liA fir
Wurrap ". 4pers BON 3raniit bridge.
Y. D.. au 0ffnen. als iein 2eben nuns
oerbar 9erettet muroe. SD mar in
einem ihredliden 3uitano". ibreibt
er, incline 0aut mar falt 9elb. Die
9u9en lparen eingeiunten bic 3unae
mar beleat /; if mar enttrdItet ourh
ben 8erluit bon 40 pfunb, puroe
tdglih ihludber. Gin b0sartiaes Qe=
berleioen aos mid gum Sob binab,
troB Sottoren. Damn beilte mid oas
unperslel1lihe 0eilmittel Electric
Yitters". SD aeDann bic perlorenen
4O Yfnno mieoer uno bin iebt aeIuno
-nno fart" Yei alen Waaen-, leber-
nno Nierenleioen iino lie uniibertreif
iih. Werludt iie. SOC. Inter Baraniie
pertauft DOn D. 6. peter's, BEN
,oeutlbeu Mpotbeter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13
gotiAatt oes @ompermemrs.

llnier 8ouperneur 6armon beipriAi
i'll ieiner SabresbotIbaft Die 6inanaen
beg Gtaates uno Die BeIieuernna. 8a
Die @innabmen llidbt qeniiaen. ur, bic
Nnsaaben su oefen, 10 miillen Mittel
.Qefun0en tDerheil. INN ben Musfal 3u
cefen. mas nur D,irh cine Mefprm bes
Stenerluefens erreid)t peroeil tdnn.
Ser 8ouberneur elaubt, es tpdre
better. iteuerbares @iQenthum nah benz
pollen Werthe ein3uibdBen uno Die
SteueridBe I'M aleihef 8erbdliniB an
permlnoern. als Die bisberige unies=
einlhdbuna uno hohe Steuerratbe bei=
subalten. gr empfishlt Die gtniebunq
elmer ltaailiden Ginihdbunas=g gom-
minion. nelhe allen 2ota= yeh6rben
oiefer Nrt Die 9lrbeit abnehmen fol-.
8leihmdBiateii Der Nbihdbuna lit cine
aerebte doroeruna.
ueber Stoais~Gandle un0 anoeres
Dirb Der 8ouuerneur Der 8eisbaebung
6 Gpe3ialboilhaiien suienosn.
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= 0as rationale Goloatenbeim in
Dapton beherberat 3ur 3eit 1870 sSn-
ioiIsn. Delde 3abt aeraoe acniigeno
iif. nm ben Neieranen bequeme Meeo.
notation ali gstDdbrsn. I'm oielelte
niht 81 i6m1iern. bat bic Dermals
gebDr0t bei4loiien. einRpeiIen
isine tpsitsrsn Mufnabnls. 9Ippiliotionen
~ bsrhdii&tt1sit: Hissbs,neIine @e.
iu6lteltr majisn li6 IN GDlse bslisn
um nntttfnnlt IN aaDsrti osimsn BE-
lusrben.
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Sn ben lebtsn 5aeen beg alten Sob.
res iino 3ablrsihe 8eaenren Dentld-
lambs uno Ceiterrsib- unaarns neuer=
oings bon idmeren 5turmi9doen beim=
aeinht tDoroen. @us ben perldbieben=
fen Stdoten langen aiemlih QleibIan.
tenoe Dtobspoiten an, 10 aus Bremen,
DRESDEN, grfurt. Ra6el. prag uno
Wien. Der gertebr bat iiberaa be
smpfinolihlten 5t6run9an erlitten.
Wie aus DRESDEN beridtet miro. III
Der bon bort Qufaeltie9ene Ballon
.2una". tpelher aulebt in Sbmeoen
gefeben Durbe, nls perloren onfoe=
9eben moroen. Der Giibrer oes 2uft=
feglers mar yeutnant Nibter.
Die grbIhaft Der prinseliiunen
2ouiie. Stsphanie unb @lementine.
56tter oes peritorbenen a6nigs geo-
polo H.. miro ieBt auf unaefdbr $4O,.
600. 900 abgeiAdbt. Gs 1T anaetiin.
oi9t poroen. bob Die prin3ei1in Qouife
i6re @ldubiger gum 9beil befriebiQt
babe.
3wiiden parma unb piacenea in
Stolien il Elm 9bsil eines yeroabban-
aes in's GuiiAsn geroiben. Dos be.
trehenbe Slid 0ano III stpei Meilen
lang. cine bolbe W9eiIe brett uno min.
befens rs Sub lief. Mnf bielem
@runo unb DoDen lieht bos Norf
Seopolo. oeNen Ginmobnsr. 1000 an
ofr 3obl. ihrs Dduier gsrdumt unb
ibre- N0bel nltb WerthioNen III Si.
derheit atbro6t baben. Osnn has al.
i0niate Oorf IL oem NerDsrbsn AZ.
uslbt.
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1 49, . !. /. 81.
Tleiihtheueruna nihts su lsioen. Nad
einem bon Der WrcBi tldhter= 5irmt
5nift q SO. fur ibre Mttiondre he.
tannt geaebenen Beribt NOR bas Der,
aan9ene Sabr fiir Die SSirma oas belit
lett Dielen Sabren. Die sSirna ma,
lmifanbe. an bic Snbaber oes Nttien-
fapitals gum getraae bon $50. 900. 0OO
$4, 200. 600 81 bertbeilen. cine beoeu=
tenoe Gumme fiir notbipenoige Ser.
beherungen uno Neueinrihtunaen i'm
Betrieb su eriibrigen uno einen ueber=
ibnb bon $4. 900. 900 aus oen grofitsn
oes lebten Sabres 3u ersielen. Ser
8eiammt= ueberlduB Der @eiellIhaft
big ieBt mar 500, 900. 900 ooer 35 gro=
gent oes 9eiamlnten &apitals Der Sc
iellIdaft.
Sn New Oort 1T Die 8rippe epioe=
miih aufsetreten.
ssn Benlpooo Sunction, 90. 3d.,
FleB am Gamltag Elm Mann eine
,fremoe 5rau bor einen 3ua Der gal=
timore q Ohio @iIenbobn. Die srau,
Die niht ioeniiIieirt peroen tonnte.
muroe set0otet. Ser Mann enttam.
gus 81. paul. Minu., miro aemel,
bet. bob Die 6iibrer in Dem Streit be,
Weihenlteller oes Noromefess oielen
fiir oerloren 9eben uno ibn oemnd6n
offisleQ fir bsenost srtldren mollen.
eSn Wiltesbarre, 3d., ipuroen biz
Witalieoer Der Beramert. prlfungsbs=
horoe tuesen Nusfellung BON 3euq.
nihen an unfdbi9e 8rubenarbeiter bon
8roBael1morenen in Nntlass,uitano
periebt.
Dr. Greberif ". goot. Der Noro
lanoforider, foa Bel ieiner ibleunieen
Abreife bon gtew Dort peraefen baben.
ieine Stenograpbin su beaablen. Sir
ffrenate in Nem Oort cine Gtaoe auf
$50 aeaen @oot an.
9reiBig Rrantenpheeerinnen in BEN
Gbilos=0 =0oipiial in Nep Oorf inauau=
ririen einen 5treif. neil lie bon Msrsten
uno Beamten beg 6oipitals midi nit
6rdulein, fonbern init benz einiaden
VernaHaeti lllaere0et iunrbsn.
Weil iie nidt ldnaer cine b6bert
3ohternl6ule beiuhsn nollte. in Grl
Roberta SeSanon. bic grbin bon un.
aefdbr $l0. 100000. nit einem boisl
tellner Namens gpben BON pbilaoel
pbia ourd9ebrannt. Gas paar spurot
in @hicaao aefunoen uno perbaItet
3oberta 1T nur l6 Sabre alt.
Die Wineral= proouftion BON Nlasta
belief iid int Sabre 1919 auf $2O,.
200. 900 un9efdbr oieielbe D6be ME
i'm poriaen Sabr. Galt bic ganse BRO
button mar 8olo - $l9, 400. 900.
Die Gupferproouttion bstrua $500.
600. ooer um 800. 900 wenioer ole
i'm Sabre 1908. Mlasta bat Ieit Dem
Sabre 1880. mann bic erften Winen
anaele9t muroen. fir $l68. 600. 900
Wineralien proou5irt - aaes Sob biz
auf 1000. 900.
Sn Chicago tpurben am Sreifao
Mbeno smei mastirte Hduber bon BEN
poli3iiten 0enrp IS Sefer unb Gomaro
VI. Surt. einem @ipilifen. seihoRen
uno mabribeinlib t6otlib bertpunoet,
nahoem lie in elmer Wirtbldaft lieben
Uldnner beraubt batten. geioe muroen
in ben Ropf 9eibOfen.
fiibrt.
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: llnter ben @efangenen ber gtraf.
anaaIt IN Montrtol. GAMBIA, iuuroe
Die gntosdung 0emo6t, bab elmer Der
Snfolen. 0er uilter ben, Noinen gDil=
liam Dnbtts ein0ttrooen mar, cine
6rau mar. 6it bat. spie ne erfldrie,
le,t orsibio aabren N6Haesilsiber oe-
[tro9sil.
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anIanp.

AnIann.
Wdhreno bes .Yli3saros, Der in Der
lebten WoAe 9eDiitbet, iino ldngs Der
Diinneapolis. ct. paul & sSault Ste
Warie glIenbabn fieben perinnei, um's
2eben aetommen, ndmlih Der Sberiff
Wbitebeao bon Wapburn (; Soiepb
Start BON Sang Elm Mnlieoler Nas
mems 6ilborn. Der iiiblih bon Roleau
mobnte /; 2anrence 1remblep bon gits.
ran stpei Mrbeiter, Die in Dem Oar.
in'ihen 9olaihldaerIaaer beibdft:at
tparen nnb Elm tleiner Rnabe, Der iiio.
lid bonn Oellotu @raB in einem 0eu-
ihober geiunnen muroe. Neben oeln
Rnaben puroen bellen beioe Shtpes
fern Qefunoen. Sic tparen aber bon
Dem Qnaben marin gebalten iporoen
unb befanoen fia nod am 2eben.
sssn Mtlnnia, 3d.. tpuroe am DONE
nerliag unter Bealeitung elmer 9roBen
Menfdenmenae Der gum 9ooe Derur.
tbeilte @attinm6roer @e0rge Burae.
Der ON n69iten Moraen bingerihtet
perbtn iollte. i1an elmer Baptilientirde
gebro6t uno bort ulier Singen uno
Deten Der .@ldubigen" pur6 llnter-
tdu6en In ben 66ob Der 1aptilientirhe
aufgenonlnaerl, bic ibm. ME per @eiii.
li3e IN isinsr Nnipl0Ne berlinerte.5
siren .ionIten@ 1oo tisnientn uno elm
etDioss .,2tbtn bsr 6Esu6e Hno Gtlig.
islt" I'M SsnIsits 0aroniirs.
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IageSneut9 ut9fette,t.
chis.

Chts.
Sn N(Iiancs baben biele Syalnilier
Clubs ae9rhnoet. um iid Mnbrungs.
niitel bon ausrarts au gnaroBs Yreiier
Su beihaffen. nahoem nod ihrer 8e.
halptung Der lotale 8roeerberbanl biz
preile tiinitlid in Die Sobe Qetrieber
bat.
Die Sniaiien oes 3ubtbaules in
columbus mubten am lekten Don-
nerlfag frieren .ipie Elm sbloBbuno. "
Obmobl Die Temperature atpei 8rao
unter Wul mar, lieB Die 8aseeielllbaft
ole 2ieFeruna oon 6eiSaas mod Der
Strafanfalt einltellen unter Der faoen-
ldeiriaen 8e9riinoung, oaB anoere
Runoen oem 3udtbauie boraineen.
Die 6ol9e mar. ouB bic Gtrdflinge
miirriid unb in ein3etnen 6duen ses
malitbdti9 ipurosn uno nur nit pieler
Wilbe Die 3udt uno CrDnuue aufre6t
q balten meroen tonnte. 9ie 8eamten
Der Nnfalt 6aben nunmebr Nnltalten
itir ei9ene 6asfabri3irun9 getroffen.
W. &eslsp Sboepi. Yrdfoent Der
Strabenbabngefellihaft III Cincinnati,
.lputoe am lebten Donneritag BON Der
8ranolurp an9etlaat. .plhentlib" oas
5taatsaeieb perlebt su baben. oas por=
ibreibt. oaB Ole 5trabenbabnmugen
um olele Sabresaeit gebei3t meroen
lniiHen.
9is polisei bes Staates Iudt nad
oem Gsp. @lmer 6. 0apioion. einem
.goan9elilten" pon Waibinston. Sno..
Ger uon Riqua, mo- er in Der @briltus,
tirhe vgrmsfunsspsriamm ab=
hlelt, in benz Muqenblif peri1nanb,
als er unter Der gntlaae. feline 1rau,
2aura. i'm Slide aelaHeu su baben,
Derbaftet meroen iolie.
Weaen Manaels on Rohlen muBte
am Msontag in Der Obio staatsuni=
oerftat IN Columbus Der unterriht
ein9eltellt tperoen. IS berribte an bsm
Gage in Der Staaishauptitaot cine Sems
peratur BON orei 8rao unter Nua.
Mah oem iosben per0ffentliaten Sob.
resberiAt beg ftaatlihen @rnbeiitnIpef.
tors in Columbus fanoen i'm 2auie oes
ostfloRenen Sabres in Ohio ia @rn=
benarteiter in Nnstibune ibres Bsrufes
oen 5oo. Eie 3abl oieier lnfdlle i'm
Sabre 1908 betrus l12.
Muf benz Wege nod Dem 2anal-
boote, oas ibnen als tsmpordres 0eim
oieute. tuuroen Walter Sbarpnaf. SO.
uno William Burns, So Sabre alt,.
,tpei am Gbio=Ganal spliden Barber=
ION uno Clinton beibdftiqt aetpeiene
Sa99erungsarbeiter. III Surtepfoot.
orei Meilen bon Yarberton entfernt,
Don einem 3uae Der Baltimore uno
Ohio-Sabn iiberfabren uno set0otet.
Sm 8unoesgeridt in 9oleoo beoann
am Montag Dor 8ihter R. %. Sap
Tor bon @lsuslanb Der proaeB geaen
nier5ebn Si3iliaaer. anseblide Mit=
9lieoer Der .5bmarsen 0anb", bic
oes Neriuhs Der Grprehung unter
Ausienoun9 bon Drobbriefen ange=
tlaat lino. @ine sroBe 3abl 3eugen
lino oorgelaben. gliht ipeniaer als
,uan3ia 9lnwdlte iinb fir bic 0er=
taeioiaung er9a9irt. oarunter Der frii=
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Ser 81 Sabre alte 6armer SEQ. %.
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miitbenoen Miooer nieoeraetporfen uno
oerart suaerihtet, oab balo oarauf iein
lo0 eintrat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13
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