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Putnam patriot., 1910-06-03
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fNT.TEfCr oF IHeMPSoS. s Couri Of Pro ID bate. Aat 8 sf. 1910.
 Rsfats of Alfert Converse. late of T thompson ia
 gaaa Dtsff4ef. dfrrasrd.
 The Admiui.frafor having applied for an order anf hariz ng and elape.efinK htW 70 sell certain
 real esfate b longing i9 saId estate. ali Of witch sad rs a estate fs slfuate in fhe T0sn of ThoHp- sou ana wAIeiI eoB$i.fs gf at ibe real estate of sad decessed sifu ate iu The Town Gf ThoDpson, as per application hi- fully appears: ordered That the 1itH day of June. 1910, af o'clock In the afternoon. at iAe Court of Probate ln the District 0f fh0mr-on, 5s and the
 same is hereby assigaedfof hearing on the fore going aupiicafien and fhi- eoaFf directs the ad.
 uini-frafof 10 cite all persons interested therein td ABpeaf st said tune and place hy pGoiishing
 this order of notice in sOf=e newspaper published in tNe Town of Putnam adjeiaug, and having A efeuiati1n iH said disffiet snd bY posting eapy on tte public zign post iu h. town of Iheaps5n
 where the deeea.ed iast dwell. at least days
 before said dsy et hearing, aad return make tO thfs court Of the notice gwen.
 a.FnR.aE $ CROSBY Jndge
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-03
Obituary.
NILS ETHAN. WILCOX

MEs ETA H. WILCOX
 Mrs. Ella NJ. White Wilcox dled at a hospital in Nelfese Mas. ,Saaday, following q years illness of 2 yalsuIar disease of the heart, aged fa years. She Was 4 former resident of Putnam, haf- ing spent her childhood here, and Was graduate 9f life PnloaH ilieh school. gheteeu yeats ago she wenl to Melf9se io liee and taught in the grammar schools there. later being promoted 10 be the principal Of sehool. She WAS prominent h school conventions has. ing prepared many interesting and la strucllse papers on various subjects. The only surviving relative is an uncle residing iu the west. Funeral services were held in Melrose Wednesday, lhe body being brought io Putnam f0f burial Iii the Grove street cemetery on Thursday morning. Rev. |. D. Saf. gent eflieiated al the grave The mem bers of the Putnam High School lsso- citation sent n floral wreath as tribute of respect. The bearers were A. w. Bowen, Geo. E. shaw, C. b. Sharpe, and l.. c Williams.
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-03
GAG.
core i5y Innings

Taneille broke even with Jewett City on Monday, losing in the morn Ing ai Jewett City io 1, and on their home grounds iu the afternoon te s.
 Td.|9iIaee took both games with Naufegan Memorial Day, winning the morning game al Aautegan to 7, and the afternoon game al Dayvilie To ..
 The machinery Of the Eastern Com ueciicnt League has not heeu running as smoothly as Il might, and the fifst bump came on Thursday evening Of last week. when tine directors oser. ruled Pfesident sulliYan'a decision in tbe i2inning Waufeeau- Putnam game and inflicted the faii penalty Of 9, for. feii Of game and travelling expenses. NIT. sullivan immediately resigned the presidency, and Aeel l.. Reeves eas elecied president and secretary
 The star tqatdfes Of the afternoon performance between Andems and Jeatfl Cay Was ali excellent lhfne from deep iefl Held bg Atseue Frappler b Dion, retiring the man al tue plate. Carlson alse deserved share oi The credit iot his builiaH fielding and covering first sack ia such style as he did in Saturday game.
 Another deiightfat social and dance given under he management of the Andems baseball team will be held at the pavilion Saturday. Remember it's by .your attendance that Il helps to provide necessary funds to procure good ball players for il winning team
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-03
Births

In Putnam. May 25, s daughter 10 Mir. and Mrs. Fred fiekwick
 la Putnam, May 26, daughter to Mir. and Mrs. H. Ray Huriburt.
 In East killingly. May 0, daughter to MT. and Mrs. Robert Shekleton.
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-03
Maria Ce

In Danielson, May Ii, lby Rev. k. 5. Gushmsn, Herbert Bsttey of Danielson and Miss Minnie Simmons of West Wood . stock.
 In GrosvenordaIe, May 30, by Rev. Fr. Gooney, Aicide Houie and Miss Laura Collins.
 Tn Danielson, May 2s, by Rev. F. l.. Knapp, Henry B. Haxen and Miss Emma C. Dexter,
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-03

Two base hit, IIouIinan. fases on balls, Barnacle 2, Ghappele 5. Ill by pitcher, Dion |. Struck out, Bafnaelc 3, thappelle l. Double plays, Gague to Tatro To kenney, sylYeftef to Gnd- bois to Niliamn. Stolen bases, Syi- yester, 6oven, Tatre. Ilzotte, kenney, Farley. Time i.35. Umpire, Roy.
 Saturday games, .Tri-Nillsge K, Taftsille c. Andem I, Jewett City l.
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-03
To Rent

The modern cottage on Oak Hill owned by Dr. F. NJ. Harris. 9 rooms all finished in cypress, furnace, gas for lighting and gas stove, also bath room. Inquire of J Richard Carpenter, Agent
 o9-p5
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-03

\ | Court Of Probate holden at Thompson "A within and for The district of Ihompson on the 3ist day Of May. 4. b.. 1910.
 Present, George :. Crosby. Judge On mo ion Of Jane M. Robinson. EXeeutrix on ihe festate estate of Oscar Robinson, late 0i Thompson within said district. deceased.
 his court doth decree that six months from date hereof be allowed and limited for the CT. dfters of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Exeeutfs and directs that public notice be given Of thls order by advertising in newspaper published in Putnam having a circulation in said district. and bY posting a copy thereof the public sign post In said town Of Thompson nearest the place where the deceased last hwelt
 Certified from Record,
 2-24 George $. Crosby. Judge
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-03
Lost

A gold scarf pin Monday morning, probably between the C. 4. k. hal and thei gathoiic cemetery. A sur a. ble reward will be given Tor the return of the same to II ]. Thayer, Putnam.
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-03

dent. if correct. that there were no omission of names, by the enumerator, in the other three wards, which are as densesy settled ss the First
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-03
S1O Reward

for the first information of present whereabouts of large eleetfic motor vehicle, probably in use on the high ways of Connecticut ls q gospel wag on. send fall description, giving li- eense number of ear, to \. |. Trans portation Co. 10th St. and sth Avenue, New ork City.
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-03
Barn to Let

FiVe stalls and plenty Of rooms Tor car. nages. Dorsey t Bone, School street.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-02
Usage INDIANS ARE
RICHEST IN WORLD
On Per Capita Basis No Other
People Surpasses Them in
Wealth.

Pawhuska, Okla, Aug. 27.-Testi-
mony was given before the congress
sional committee investigating Indian
affairs today that each of the 1890
Usage Indians is worth $40, 1000, which,
on a per capita basis, constitutes them
the riches people In the world.
AS their property is held in restric-
ton by the government. the Indians
have used a great many lawyers, ii was
stated. One attorney testified that he
represented 23 claimants, and demand
ed that the government place them on
the Usage rolls, thus giving them the
right to 5000 00 worth of property. The
wealth of these claimants, IL they are
successful, would amount to $3.50, 900.
Another attorney testified that he had
been employed to oppose the claims on
the ground that II allowed they would
decrease the wealth OF the tribe. At
torneys' fees were paid to keep the In
dams Off the rolls. and fees were paid
for putting them on,
A firm of attorneys declared they
were TO get a contingent fee OF s42. 900
for securing to the Usage tribe $7o0. 900,
said to be due them by the govern
ment.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-02
EIrHTEEM D
LiUHiLLW HHL LUOI
ON BRITISH CRUISER
The Ben Ford Runs Ashore,
Drowning Many and May Be
a Total Loss.

London, Aug. 26.-Eighteen lives
were lost when the British cruiser Ben
Ford ran ashore on the rocks of Quel-
part Island, Korea, yesterday, accord
ing to the reports received here by the
admiralty. The men were members OF
the engine room staff.
The vessel lies in such desperate no.
sition that there is practically no pos
sibility OF saving her. The hull is
full of water up TO the engine room
bulk head, the water pouring IN
through gaping holes punched by the
sunken rocks, and the officers and crew
have been taken off.
The sister warships, Minotaur and
Monmouth. OF the British squadron.
which anchored yesterday near the
wreck to render my assistance possi-
BILE, were obliged to put to sea last
night, owing to the heavy weather.
The accident occurred during full
speed trials of the vessel and the
cruiser vas evidently badly smashed
since the deaths are stated officially TO
have been due TO the thrush of water
There are many sunken rocks In this
vicinity and navigation In the passage
between Barlow Island and Giffard
Island, its neighbor, is not recommends
ed for this reason.
The Bedford is an armoured cruiser
of the co-cal!ed county" class of $500
tons, completed In 1903 at q cost of
$780, 900. She Is armed with ii six
inch guns, has a rated speed OF nearly
% knots and carries a normal compli-
ment OF 537 men.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-02
IOWA VETERAN FINDS
NAME Of HIS VICTIM!
After 45 Years He Learns the
Name of Confederate Whom
He Killed.

Marshalltown, Ia, Aug. 27-Although
knowing for IS years tina he had killed
a man, and yet living in ignorance OF
his victims name, Serene c. Pontlus,
a member of the Iowa Soldiers home
from this city, was advised yesterday
Of the identity of a confederate soldier
whom he nae slain on December II,
1861, at Milwood, Va.
Pontius served with General Phil
Sheridan In the Fourteenth Pennsylva-
MIA cavalry. While in a skirmish at
Milwood, Va, between the Pennsylva-
MIA troopers and a rebel outpost, Pom
thus was k prisoner. A confederate
soldier was assigned to take Pontlus
in to the rebel lines. The two pro-
ceeded some distance when the John
ME" grabbed Pontius' saber and struck
the union cavalryman over the head,
causing a wound from which Pontius
bled ~profusely. Pontius seized an op-
portunity to surprise his captor, and
getting hold of the rebels carbine, sent
O. bullet through the mans head. The
rebel toppled over from his horse, which
Pontius mounted, and rode to the union
lines amid a shower of bullets from
the confederate squad.
Ever since the war Pontius has Esen
Gndeavoring to learn the name OF his
victim, but never has he been able to
inc the places OF residence of any of
the comrades of his company. Yester-
day a letter came from one ]. J. Fra
zier, of Clarion. Pa, who was In the
same company, Frazier had happened
to meet Rev. Frank Neigh, q Meth
odist pastor of Clarion, who is a cousin
CO pcnsi3s. Pie Rev. mir. Neigh gave
Frazier Pontius' address, and Frazier
writes at length of the stirring scenes
of the old civil war days. Among other
things he recalls Pontius' capture and
his shooting of his capbor, whose name
he had learned some years ago. The
soldier whom Pontius shot was Robert
Whiting, Twelfth Virginia cavalry,
whose nome was near White Post, va.
Pontius will endeavor to find Writings
relatives that he may express to them
his sorrow at having felt compelled to
take the soldiers life.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-02
MADRIz HUNTING FOR
PLACE TO LAY HEAD
Deposed President of Nicara-
qua VIII Probably Take
Refuge in Costa RIGA.

Washington, Aug. 26.-Dr. Madriz.
the late president OF the Nicaragua
government. is today or his way To
Costa Rico, according to a report from
the American consular agent at ANA
pala, Honduras, received at the state
department today.
DR.. MadriZ, as president of the court
of justice OF the Central American re-
public, resided for some time In Costa
Rica and may intend to make his nome
in that country.
American Consul Johnson at Corinto
informed the department that General
Estrada had ordered the release OF 200
prisoners confined on an island near
Corinto. These prisoners were to be
released Sunday night, said the dis
patch.
Consul Olivares at Managua reported
to the state department that one OF
the first acts OF General Estrada as
president was to revise the tariff. All
foodstuffs were put on the free list
until further notice.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-02
SULLIVAN DUPLICATES
HARD CATCHING FEAT

Washington, Aug. 26--Catcher
billy" Sullivan, of the Chicago
Americans, today repeated the
feat OF Catcher Charles Street, OF
the Washington American league
team, In 1908. in catching a
baseball thrown from a window
at the top of Washington monu-
ment, a perpendicular drop of SAC
feet.
The bail was tossed from the
top of the monument by Pitcher
Ed Walsh, OF the Chicago team.
1t was only after % attempts
that Sullivan finally caught the
ball. although he succeeded sew
eral times in so gaining the
sphere rs to get Ii I'm his mitt.
The speed of the ball was so ter
rife. however, that he was I'M
able to hold II. 1t Is estimated
that the ball was travelling al
the rate of 161 feet a second
when caught.
Several members OF the Chi
cago learn, including Collins and
Doc White, Trainer Quirk, of
the Washington team and a few
government officials, witnessed
the feat.
While the feat has been at
tempted many times In past
years, only Street heretofore was
able to accomplish II. His feat
was performed during the sum
mer OF 1908, or the thirteenth
attempt.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-02
FOREST FIRES fires IN
SEATTLE VICINITY
Flames Break Out West of
Cascades and Rapidly Get
Beyond Control.

Spokane, Wash, Aug. 27.-The fact
shat about 80 men of the forestry serv-
ice have persisted has been definitely
established by reports to the supervisor
at Wallace, Id. The total fire loss In
Montana and Idaho is S2o,000,ooo.
Seattle, Wash, Aug. 27.-The forest
are which broke out last night in the
Cedar River valley. 25 miles east OF
Seattle, has increased In fury and is
entirely beyond control. d. p. Simons,
jr., chief warden OF the Washington
Forest Fire association, said today that
his men were powerless and that he
would call upon the governor to order
out the militia
Seattle is nearly 500 miles west OF
where n fires AVE been raging in
Montana and Idaho for several days,
and the Cascade mountain range In
tervenes between the two flame swept
regions.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-02
WILKINSON CALL IS
SUMMONED BY DEATH
Former United States Senator
From Florida Passes Away
in Washington.

Washington, Aug. 26.-Cerebral hem
orrhage was the immediate cause of
the death at the Emergency hospital
here today of former United States
Senator Wilkinson Cali, OF Florida.
Senator Call was stricken at his wash
ington home last Saturday evening. He
became unconscious and was convened
to the hospital, where he remained in
the same state until his death at 9 a.
m. today.
Senator Call is survived by a daugh-
ter, Miss Lucy Call. who was present
at his death.
Serving in the upper branch OF con-
gress for IS years, from 1879 to 1897
Mr.. Call occupied an important place
on several committees. lie was a ma
tive of Russellville, Ky, and was 7e
years OF age. In boyhood he went to
Florida.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-02
WEDDING IS DELAYED
BY BASEBALL FEVER
Harrisburg Pair Couldn't Find
Official Until Game Was
Over.

Harrisburg, Pa, Aug. 27.-Baseball
fever is no bar TO matrimony here, but
II caused Frederick Cooley and Sallie
REYNOLDS some DELAY in getting their
nuptial knot tied the other day.
Having obtained their marriage IL
cense, they visited Alderman Robert r.
Spayd. He was at the Tristate base
ball game. So was Alderman s. Brady
Caveny. Cooley says he tried one other
alderman's office and W. parsonages
with no better success.
Then he and his Iife-partner-to-be re-
turned TO Spayd's office and waited un-
III Harrisburg had sustained its daily
defeat and the alderman had returned.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-02
CRISIS PASSED IN IDAHO
AND MONTANA DISTRICTS

Washington, d. c.. Aug. I.-Two
companies of troops. which were re-
quested by Superintendent Morgan, OF
the F1athead Indian reservation, for
fire lighting duty, were not required
owing to a fall OF M last night, ac-
cording to a telegram received at the
Indian bureau. 1t Is assumed that the
fires In that section are under control.
Basing his judgment on kilograms
from the northwest, telling of the fall
Of rain and nov Associate Forester
Potter today expressed the opinion to
he war department officials that the
crisis had passed.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-02
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE is
MEETING IN ST. PAUL

st. Paul. Mimi, Aug. 27.-"The Work
House as a Reformatory'' was the first
topic discussed today by Superintend-
ent Frank Mcdonald. OF the M~inneapo-
Ifs work house before the League OF
American Municipalities.
"A City's Control Of Outlying Dis
tricts" was the subject OF an address
by John Fl. Gundlich. president of the
st. Louis council. and Mayor r. r
Maddox. OF Atlanta, spoke on Civic
Responsibility"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-02
TEACHERS TO KEEP
ROOSEVELT BUSY

Des Moines. Ia, Aug. G.-ofncial an
nouncement was made today that Col
onel Theodore Roosevelt will be I'm Des
Moines the entire day November 4, as a
guest Of the Iowa State Teachers
association. Colonel Roosevelt win
make four addresses. two before the
general convention at the morning and
night sessions and two In the afternoon
before two divisions OF the convention.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-02
GOVERNOR ASKS FOR
RETURN OF CRIMINALS

Pierre, s. D., Aug. 26.-Governor YES
sey today granted Il requisition on the
governor OF Montana for the return to
this state OF James Bailey and Lucy
Hagan. OF Faux county. wanted on u
statutory charge.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-02
ROOSEVELT WILL FIGHT
THE NEW YORK MACHINE

Utica, ~. Y. Aug. 27.-Thedore
Roosevelt serves notice yesterday that
he would wage war without quarter on
the "old guard" of the republican party
In New York state. Having been drawn
into the fight. as he says, against his
will, he has determined TO pursue IL to
the md, win or lose.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-02
DETROIT NEWSPAPERS SAY
TWELVE PERSONS ARE DEAD

Detroit, Mich, Aug. 27.-The Detroit
Journal estimates the number of dead
in last nights wreck on the Grand
Trunk railroad near DuTand as IL and
gives as a list OF dead:
MRS. DAVIS. 226 Stanley st. Mon
treal.
MRS. LUCY GITPIN. GAG East Forty
fifth st, Chicago.
Three unidentified women
Small child.
Unidentified man.
Five bodies believed TO be still In
the wreck.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-02

The narrowest street In the world Is
Kitty Witches now In Great Yarmouth,
England. which has the extreme width
OF Sc inches. Tho entrance ~ 20 inches
from wnll to wall
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-02
TWO r DROWNED.

New York. Aug. 27.-Two lives were
lost early today when the excursion
boat Majestic. returning To Newark,
N. j., from Coney Island. ran down and
sank a launch containing a party Of
merrymakers in Newark bay. The work
OF rescue was made difficult by the fast
running tide and darkness Mary Hops
and David Sunes were drowned.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-02

For al e~nergizing life giving drink
that unites in itself the peculiar proper
ties OF the solid with those of the liquid.
one might do worse than try .'choca,'
the favorite beverage OF Voltaire, at
the Cafe Procope. The ingredients are
coffee. milk and Chocolate In about
equal proportions, and they mast be
blended when nearly boiling hot. an6
served well frothed. III was one of the
minor troubles Of Napoleon III. When
an exile IN England. that he could mot
obtain his beloved ''choca" here 20 hin
liking. Now, il there q country inn-,
keeper in England who can make
* hoca
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-02
DENVER AND BUFFALO
SHOW A GREAT GROWTH

Washington, .. c., Aug. 27--
The population Of Buffalo, N.
y, 423,716, an increase OF
Ts328, or 20.2 per cent, ~ COM
pared with 352,367 in 1900. The
population OF Denver, Cole, 10
1885, m increase Of 1882 or
6e.A per cent AZ. compared with
tSa,s6s in 1900.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-02
HARMED TENNIS CHAMPION.

Newport, r. L, Aug. 27.-WflIiam a.
Larned. of Summit. N. j., today again
won the lawn tennis championship Of
the United States by defeating Thos. c..
Bundy, the Los Angeles crack.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-02
.SIBLEY DECLARES HE
WILL Be INDICATED
Disgraced Standpatter Thinks
He Will Come Out All
Right in Wash.

Franklin, Pa, Aug. e6.-Joseph c.
Sibley, OF this city. whose arrest on =
charge OF conspiracy to bride and de-
bauch the voters OF Warren county
following his resignation as republican
nominee for congress In the Twenty
eighth Pennsylvania district yesterday.
has issued a statement In which he ex-
presses the hope that a full and <
haustive audit Of his campaign expense
account will go On as planned.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-09-02
NJ ananr
bLAUkMAIL MAUI
A SCIENCE AMONG
EUROPEAN GENTRY
Women, in Particular, Are OfteR
Singled Out by Those Who
See Way to Make
Easy Money.

Berlin, Aug. 26.-The ~dastardiy work
of the blackmailer has grown apace In
Europe lately. Most OF the victims arc
persons highly placed. In the opinion
of the police, only from the cases that
fail can an estimate be made or the
number of instances that succeed
Count F~rankenburg, a Siiesian mag
nate, received recently the following
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-21
Waric SbcreiiaS 1l6ffjen.

Oos Waaria Sbereiio.S hIobden IN
Cooling bci @ier tpurbe an Die
3otbitiIb4s tiftu our grrihtuta
eirer Se!lonItalt fir Neroenfranfe
cerfauit.
Sssn ser Triib' log ih es ~irsenoiuo
in elmer Seituns. Damn eine id on
meme Mrbeit; in elmer Yniiie aber
iiel mir elm: nd. bas Waria 1bere-
Iia-SflobfeH piro eirSpital! Gam
arbeitete id, rpeiter uno ging mittass
meinen Wes nad Souie; oui eirunal
ertoppte i'd mid, babel. baB id, 0er
ihonen SpeiieiooI bes ShIobhena
Dor mir lpb, poaaepfropft NIT tpeib
aeoedten 9rorfertbetten, iiber jebem
cine itapor3e 5afel. unb in ser Soal.
mite Elm GROCER Eiid} NIT pielen iar.
bisen SJaidf,en unb i%ilbernen SIT
Itrumenten. Der Nod,mittne Der.
gilpg. uno Sa p,,rbe es 10 id}limm,
oab id ei9ertIih nit alien Menid,en
neben mir an Iiebiteu r.n @eiproh
iiber Wuria 96ereiia b%egonnen bate.
Iber 1ann b1tte mid ireenotper III
ei1en 4otrioten balten fonner, mo
bds lit in Sefterreif cine ibauoer.
bate S~erdbiesuna.
Die Observation-Disclosures nehmen CT.
Ihredenb 5u. $50 bate vi unlunaIt
crit bieie cridredenne Statiitif eele'
len? SD eorne ben arr,eil 2eliten
bon eonaem Screen cine ifore. be1e,
Observation-Disclosures Seilanltolt, Iber
tparrm aerooe I'M Maria.Ebereiia.
ShlGBhen in 705lina?
Die Serren haben oas ShIobhen
nid,t aefannt.
gs lit zines bon ienen fIeinen Sic.
besi1loBetyn. in Observation-Disclosures
bes odbebnten SobrbunSerts fih
beritedten.
Ms Maria E1ereiia ben 2othrint
ger, ben lie 10 narriih germ bate. 3lt
lid auf Sen 1bron 'rabm, oa bo,ite
lie iih fir bic eriten Woten ibres
iibermiitbigen @liifs elm gait3 ItilIS;,
dbgeIesenes, unter alten 8altai'c.,i
oeritedtes Seim. @eiB leuf)tete es
aus Dem oiften @ebiiih. sic l,rt'
gab bas Sdloiiel INIT eineul rleiiscn