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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06

statute books of the state and nation as
having originated in the mind Of Mr.
Hearst He deplored the defeat of the in
come tax amendment at Albany. and said
II had been encompassed by men who had
falsely secured the Independence League
Endorsement at the last election
Referring TO the fact that the local or
ganizauon has been welinigh disrupted re
Gently because Of those who have not Sc
cured the places they thought they should
have under the fusion officials. Mr. Shearn
said: Il beg YOU TO remember what we
have accomplished rather than TO have
any thought OF petty patronage, which has
been disgrace 20 both OF the old parties.
We know we have never been recognized
as we should be, but we never will be
until we have installed a complete set of
officials from here to Albany
In spite of this rebuke on account of past
grumoling. John A. Donegan got up and
declared that You can't support family
on principles He asserted that Borough
President McAneny and District Attorney
Whitman had ignored the Independence
League; that the former was trying TO as
Sist Tammany to regain control and the
latter had declared that there was no
member of the Independence League with
enough brains to be in his office.
Robert Stewart, who presided. took &C
casion to depiore the sentiments expressed
by Mr.. Donegan. John J. Hopper. the new
chairman Of the state committee and
others also spoke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06
HOPE YET FOR NEW YORK
Even in Politics, Say Municipal
Art Speakers.

The Possibilities OF New York. the City
OF the Future" was the theme Of the
speeches at the dinner of the Municipal
Art Society last night at the National Arts
Club. All the speakers were optimistic
about the future Of the city from aesthetic.
ethical and even the political point OF
view. Some Of them thought New York
had already shown some Improvement, as
for instance the taking down of the statue
OF Purity.
Frederick c. Howe, Of Cleveland, said
the statue was an apology for Tammany
Hall. He declared that New York City did
things better than any other city in the
United States, and that the dock system
was the finest in the country. He added
that some day New York might be ready
TO forget the graft IN connection with the
acquiring Of property for parks and emu
late Washington. which erected statue
TO Boss" Shepherd
The Rev. DR.. Stephen S Wise. another
sneaker. said Of Mr.. Howe's suggestion
that il might be a better plan TO invoke
the statutes against criminals than build
statues for them. Dr. Wise said the muck
maker and not the muck-raker imperilIed
the citizenship Of the city. He said that
81 was \ bipartisan combination of the
worst clements Of Republicans and Demo
Gratis that tried to thwart the plans OF
Governor Hughes. But the speaker saw
GREAT hone in the return Of Colonel Roose-
ya1r who, DR.. Wise said. would smite and
overcome all corrupt opposition to the
government
Other speakers were Patrick r Nc
r.owau. former President of the Board Of
Aldermen. and Louis Wiley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06
TWO GRAFT JURIES OUT
Emil Winter, Under $4,000
Bail, Goes to Europe.

Pittsburg. May 5-Two graft Juries srs
locked uD tonight considering the cases Of
councilmen who have been tried for bribery.
The jury IN the case Of Councilman :. J.
Moran has been out since yesterday noon.
while that in the second trial OF ex-CounciI-
man a V. Simon was charged late today
and retired. Neither reaching a Conclusion
at the adjournment OF court for the night.
they were locked up.
Stating that he is suffering from conxe.-
ton Of the brain. Emil Winter president
Of the WOrkingmen's Savings and Truss
Company who recently pleaded no dsf-nc.
70 a charge OF brIoery IN giving q former
councilman $4,000 TO be used in influencing
cOuncilmeH in the naming OF his bank a. a
city depository. fled a petition to-day ask
ing that he ne excused from appearing on
May IL for sentence, and mat he be per
mtted 20 leave the Jurisdiction of the corrt
until September and go to Carlsbad Ger
many. for treatment The court granted
the prayer and released the banker under
S0G00 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06
DODGE FAILS TO APPEAR
Wife and Coachman, Said to Have
EIoued. Freed in Court.

William c. Dodge did not appear in the
Fifth avenue court, in Brooklyn, yesterday
morning as complainant against his wife
and his coachman, Edward Sharp. who were
ss 2 result discharged by Magistrate Gels
mar. The courtroom was crowded TO see
the woman who, It was alleged, eloped WIN
her coachman from her home, at NO. '1o'
Fifth avenue, and after she was 1Feec SLe
had hard time getting out
when Mrs Dodge saw a battery Of cam
aras trained on her she ran back into the
courtroom and went out through a back
entrance. accompanied by an officer. who
escorted her 10 the 18th street station OF
the elevated road Here her brother James,
of No. us West 18th street. Manhattan
met her and said he would take her to his
home Sharp followed Mrs. Dodge TO the
station, but a patrolman kept him from
boarding the same train
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06
HEARST PLANS NOT CLEAR
1 caves Question of His Return
TO Democratic Party Open.
LEAGUE WANTS TO KNOW
One Office Hungry Member Says
TO Shearn, You Can't Keep a
Family on Principles"

u r Hearst was asked TO appear before
,ba combined executive committees OF the
-,darerdence League organizations OF the
z-sr,ous counties in the greater city at the
r.o,el Astor last night. They wanted TO
7-eserr to him & set OF resolutions. framed
~ silver. telling him how proud they were
~ The work he had done in ''rescuing the
-i-s- f-o-7 the clutches OF Tammanv Hair
Al the last election
But more than this. they wanted to hear
rom him Il be was going 10 abandon mis-
Marty and re3oin the Democratic party this
fsu. Mr.. Hearst assured them that the
rudependence League ought 10 be kept alive,
br- & could not ice told now whether IL
would be wiser this fail 10 fuse with one
n The old parties or go il alone" This
is what he said;
n one or two little interviews have
given 10 papers recently on questions OF
TloI.-ics the Democratic party has been
i-e-ff0ued incidentally. Some Of my friends
v-s-ted 10 know If il meant an alliance OF
.be Independence League with the Demo
cratic party. ! said II meant no more than
mink the independence League holds
So balance OF power in this state and /
+tSrl- a IS canable Of showing that Il has
me balance q power in the state. Con-
ssFer4nr me chance there is 10 use this
-,7Zs-a- Irrsel Sshly. II would be crime for
go IUTpDnule lJ1d-l 10 6aEEL1lCb us
,-.,7f--idTIslfrv. I 90 not say that the Demo
ratio party IS any better than the Re
publican. although the Republican party
1,s- - worse than the Democratic Our
T,srrv was formed 70 support good prin-
- might be desirable this fall 10 COM
t--e with one party or the other IN order
-o secure the election Of good men But
- "a ss nv experience goes IL IS neces-
sz-y for the Independence League to take
q stand for right alone and make the fight
a1ope When the other parties are good
= * because we compel them 10 be good.
In rhe state campaign about TO be waged
,7ofhi1g IS more probable than to see both
sbe Democratic and the Republican party
Controlled by special interests. There Is
an AIdrich for every Taggart and e
Murphy for every Woodruff We are op-
rosed 10 bosses Of all kinds. The indie
nendenoe party cannot DO better for the
citizens Of New York State than 10 main
tain its individuality and 10 stand ready
70 run Il necessary an entirely indepen-
dent Iicket
Clarence Z. Shearn claimed all the re-
forms placed or about TO be placed on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06
| DEATH OF KATE BENDER
Kansas Murderess Reported to
Have Expired in California.

Rio Vista. Cal. May Skate Bender, OF
the notorious Bender family OF Kansas muir
derers, is dead here. according to n state
ment made to-dav by John Collins resi-
dent Of this place.
The woman. who, he says, was known as
Mrs Gavin. and later as Sfrs- Peters. was
found dead in a place she conducted Col
Inns said she revealed her identity 10 him
several years ago exacting promise that
he should not tell anybody until after her
death. The woman apparently died from
natural causes and had been dead several
days when her body was found.
Collins declares the woman gave him a
detailed account of many murders which
she and members OF her family committed
in the Bender home al Cherryvale. Kan, n
the 7e's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06
HEARING ON DEBT LIMIT BILL
Mayor Sets Monday and Expresses
Approval Of the Measure.

Mayor Gaynor announced yesterday mat
he would hold a public hearing on MONDAY
morning on the Legislative bill enabling the
city 10 take advantage Of the constitutional
amendment providing that dock and sub
Hav bonds for self-support1ng improve
ments may be excluded from consideration
in determining the debt limit
The Mayor expressed himself as much
pleased with the bill, which Is the result
OF & compromise between the Citizens
Union bin and the city bill. As II stands
II provides that the Appellate Division
shall give a hearing on the proposition TO
exclude certain bonds through the medium
Of d Supreme Court justice designated to
act as referee, after proceedings initiated
by the Board OF Estimate and ApportiOn-
meuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06
LIGHT ON CAFE DE L'oPERA
J. l. Murray Tells About His Interest
in Corporation in Bankruptcy

Additional Information was given IN the
Supreme Court yesterday by John l.. Muir
ray president Of "Murray's" Gncorpo-
rated). which runs the 42d street restau-
rant Of that name, regarding the finances
OF the CAFE de rOpera Murray was called
for examination before trial Of an action
brought by creditors Of the Cafe de
TODers.
II developed that Murray was president
o. the corporation that operated the cafe
de TOpera, and IN October last bought
10000 Of stock Of the corporation and
$4,000 ia bonds. The creditors, il was said
would proceed 10 ascertain their rights in
the Murray restaurant
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Kate and John wer

John. twenty-three. Kate and John were
children of Bender by former wife
The Benders kept little store which IS
believed to have been only decoy for
travellers. Kate Bender prOfessed to be
magnetic healer. Her role was to make
love, TO wayfarers who sought shelter at the
Bender house lure them TO a bench beside
a canvas partition. behind which her
brother concealed himself and crushed the
victims skull with axe. Robbery was
the motive of the crimes
The family fed as search was made Of
the premises. The bodies OF nine victims
were found on the place The family was
pursued and some of the members were
slain. but Kate, IL was said, unhitched
horse from the wagon. ieaped astride Us
back and escaped. She has been reported
In all parts OF the country at various times
since. The last previous attempt TO place
her was the report that she was Identical
with Mrs Belle Guinness. who slew several
men for money on her farm near I>apOrte-
Ind two years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06
POLICEMAN UP FOR ASSAULT.

Sergeant Thomas Connolly. of the traffic
squad, who has been a member Of the
Police Department for Iwenty-seven
wears. was arraigned in the Tombs court
yesterday on a charge OF assault alleged
to have been committed on November %.
1905 The complainant was John O'Connor
a real estate salesman, Of No 400 East
cath street The evidence made it appear
that O'Connor kicked the policeman and
Connolly then struck O'Connor on one Of
his legs and fractured it The case has
been in the courts ever since.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06
Ell NJ STEWART LEFT s6.15oooo.

Minneapolis, May 5.-The win OF Eli NJ
Stewart. an eccentric bachelor, who died
recently. was opened to-day The docu-
ment beoueaths $4,000 each to three Mime
sota institutions. The rest of the estate,
a,h,ch is estimated at s6.0oooo0 is divided
among relatives' and friends living in
Maine Massachusetts and san Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06

Kansas city. Mo. May st Is not
known how many murders the notorious
Bender family committed while living in
Kansas. The family consisted of William.
sixty years Old his wife, aged ffty-five
years; Kate, twenty-five years old and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06
MAYOR GUEST OF MAGISTRATES.

Mayor Gaynor was the guest last night
OF the city magistrates OF Manhattan and
The Bronx at dinner at the Union Club.
Fifth avenue and 51st street. Peter T. Bar
low, president of the Board OF City Mag
istrates. is a member of the club. The din
ner was private.
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Rasfirter Ndmber
sdlaa Gouarb gecei mieoer nno be-
ranbte lin nm 53 Dollars.

Der gplisei purDs geitern senslost.
ban Gotpdro 2ebel, elm Nngeltellter
oes 6errn See ault, an Glmburit pldts
tuobnbaft, in Der Samitag Raht tur5
Dor IL llbr duf benz 5eimfpsge bssrIts
fen. nabe BEN Gnopuntt oes GImburit
9idouttes bon einsm uHbstdnnten fpst@
hen Ranne. beNsu Geiidt cine ihpar5e
Asasft beoedte, aufssbolten uno um
SOB 6eraubt poroen iei. Or habe iih
susraif6 sur Webre ssfest, feit jsoOh
ftfieBlih nieosrgeIhlagsn uno poH
penn WeatIagerer um Die oenannte
@nmms, iuelhs gigenfhum ieines ars
beitaebers mar, srlsihtert porosH. ars
Fdnqli6 bisb Is. oub 2eoeI orei Rips
penbriite bel btm RtntoHtrs oapongs
traaen babe, isooh iiellte IS Iih ipdisr
hsraus, edB ss fih bel ieinsn 8srlsBs
nnafu nur um einige unbeosutsuns
abidarfunesn banoelt, er bsitreibi
feinen anareifsr ais sttpa 81 Sabre dit
/ s tub II 3on grob. 100 pIuuo idpe'
uno nit einem braunsn 5ut UNI
ihpdrsem utbeyjisher bs.leicet.
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(8eburten.

Sam unb 2isSie Stisdu, 1543
8IaoItone Ctr, Elm Wl1oden.
Zoe unb Wldttis @orreu, TT Win'
odts aIItn, Gin Uldohen.
2cuis urto Rarp Gallup. 663 Sit
E.fits StroBs, Elm WdodeH.
gDinidm uno alice Shade, 1903
Bremen Ctr, Elm anabe.
Bruce unb Soa puttiion, 1912
Gbofe ape. elm ana6e.
aarl unp Gua MueitenfeIo, 2535
BtItpiep ape., Elm Wldo6en.
Stnrp unb anna Dcnnersberg,
1912 Spsamors Ctr, elm anabe.
Irant uno anno Johdnning, 22S
Cft 13. Str, Elm Widohen.
Diliom uno 6rac. Roa, 1911 Bal
timore 9lns., Elm Mdohtn.
9ilopiius unb anris S6IeHins. prit'
Sin Rpdo, Elm Gnabe.
qDiaiam uno soeltu anoerion, 1906
Tairmpunt ape., Elm Utdbfen.
gtoree unb Bertha Grothcus, 1867
@ei.ipoob ape.. Elm UsGohen.
SoIspb uHo Us1rtbd S6laedber
1862 ancr CTR. Elm anabe.
Gtarles uno Wlorp WaIbo. 57'
Combine apenue, sin Wldohen.
sscm.s uno geHis ertpin. Sl9 Glin
ton Ctr, Elm anabe.
Clarence nHo alma 2etpis, 12O'
g,oplor Ctr. ein Wldohen.
Benjamin unb asues 2uensmdnr
30 Weit 2ibertn Str, Elm Tsloher
6drrn uno 0ertrfte 0rots, ST.
Carr CTR, sin DiGbten.
Gsorge uHb Catherine 8oB, 103
4ufterlib slpe., Elm Mded,en.
Sotn nnb ssoIepb Baron. 1920 Rdc
CTR. Elm MdefeH.
| qouis uno amelia Ginier. 947 0e'
Str. ein Rnabe.
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ztraRenbabns llnian.
Giuem Nsaer w;roen belize Seine ab'
geIabren.

Der 80 Sabre atte Reger Gttaro
Gberman DOT GO. 3201 G'8rnor
5traBs, C'grponpiQe, puroe geitecn
Qahmittag um 3 llBr an Der 9r:u3un8
Der Wlabiion uno Grie 4penue, 6poe
Bart. BON einem urTdQ betroffen, pcts
der ieoenfaQs ieinen Dob CUR 5olss
babsn pirb. Sberman fam, QIs er az
Der aerannten Gde BON Der oorDeren
glatform Der WaoiIon Roao Gar gto.
4 dbIprung, 8u 5aa unD gcrietb un.st
Die RGber. Tem UtotorIenter uno
2luasu3euasn bes lnfnQs 8elang {:
nur nit qroBsr Ulube, ben 9eruns
aliitten unter Der Gar beroor5u3le1en
5bsrman Durbe in Batrotpa5en g}o. :
nab oem 5oipital gebradt. no es nd
terdusitellt odb feline bstoen 9etT:
oerartiq ssrmdlmt Iporoen pdren, o1l
lie Ipdtsr amputtrt peroen muBt:n
Der 1ob bes gsrungIiitten itebt mad
anIitt Der 9oipitdIdr3te itUnollh 81
srparten.
| Der Qsitrige unfaa erinntrt an en-
| dhuli6ss betldgsnsperthes ErelgntB
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platform elmer Gar abgeItts8sn Sb
! aleio hattie ich an BEN 5rittbrstt ot:
fanoen uno iyrI. 2ippsrt geristb un;'
| bic Rdper Der Gar uuo puroe 10 Ihps
perfect, oaB lie peuise Stunosn ipa
ter Itdrb.
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GiienbabuMninn.

Sine 4n3abl 5rattcdrs tolltotrtsn
osftern nabe benz 2otomottpiAuppen
Der gis your Giienhahu nit eIHtr
Qotomotipe, 1pelfe aus benz 8eleiIe gss
It1leueert unp tbsilpeiie oemolirt
lpurpe. Uehrere Der Cars entgIeiiteH
uno glaromsiItsr getsr D. Youn3,
lpslter auF pem 0ahe elmer oerIelben
itano. puroe sur Grbe binabgeitleu=
bert uno Ihper nerleBt. Gr puroe in
elmer 8roI6te ndf ieiner @obnuna,
go. 347 JootIano ape., gebratt. no
Elm 4rst tpnitatirts. paB er dht rip
peubriihs oapongetrdgen bate.
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ST. Afou(tas 2Saifen- 2Serein.
5erielbe plant einen Henbau bel oer
NuItalt.

Inter 0oriiB BON 5errn 5D. 8oers
qer uno Der prototollfiibrung bon
Serrn 0eo. q. Shranp belt Der Ct,
aloplius WatIensBsrein seitern glahz
mittag feline rsgsImdbiee 9eridmmluna
in Der CT. Warisn Shultdlle ab. Nus
bem ShDeIternberift, tuel6er 5ur9ers
ieiuna gelangte, geht herpor, odB be
Drei Geidniittr Seiting I'M ecGfs bss
Wonats in bic 4nItaIt aufgenommtn
nuroen. 8 stinoer tpuroen aus oeriels
ben entloiien unD bic 2jdhriee adtbarl.
ne Webler lit tDdbrsno bes Derfiofenen
Utonats peritorben. Die Giunobmsu
nit aaiIenbeItaEb betrugsn $180.94
Die ausga6en $1O403, 10 oaB 1851
in Der Rdfie perblsiben. Der 8orftanes
gerid,t entbislt Die empfsblnne, eIR
nenss G,eb6uoe errid)ten su ldi'en, ous
| i'm /. @eidob cine gdtsrei, in 2. cine
| 5fuhmdnernertItdtte uno i'm 3. etn
Rranien,tmmer entbdlteu ioa. 8itis
GmpfebIund oefdnaie 3nr annabme.
bod piro iih Der @oritano porsr't init
pem 8eIuupbeitsrath in Berbtnouna
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Rsubaues Iih orisntiren. 8rs. 5. ),
Winn uno gubo puroen tpieoer ols
anitaltsdrsts dneeitelit. JsrHer ost
folaenbsn Spssialdr5tc, ipelts ibr'
| 1isnfte toftenlos unboteu: 0rs. 8. 8
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Il s. 50. 9angsman. ). 8. Strooer, g
lS. gruermann, u. 8. 5reiberg uup %
| 8. Spanning. 3otndr3ts: gD. 6. 8ott
Z. 8. Rurun uno 0eo. $. iSstte. 3di
giiaerunteriuhungs .Gommittee bertf
tete Die giidhsr Der 8samtsn in muItsr
batter Srenund opraefuuoeH su h1ben
0ds aus ben 5errsu Geo. 8. Stustss
Sos. Wsbmhpff. ego auhImGnn, jr.
+. 6. S6titts uno Glem. SahlftIo Be
. Ittherbe Rcmmittss ipuroe nit Idn
sntlaHeH.
aolaenos pom Spe3iaItommittee 3u
aufnabme smpfohleHs Witslieosr nun
ben in BEN gersir dufgsnommsn: 5r
S6le, 8eo. m. Ritl1s. 8. u. Wlentte
Z. GUIDE, Z. @. Grsslmann, GbGs. Na
asleiIsn, Ul. q. ehd. IT,, 0eo Tlst
riua. glb. Jrieorih. .. o. 8utntri
(. 4ls osritorben ipurnen berihtet: Wlar
8 lin frsn, 8. grint uuO fos. Srtibt'
: Die ginnabmen rssSpssidltommlttse
! betraasn S15l.5o. 5srr =. 2uis tpu'
be auf 2 sabre tpieber gum DELEGATE
ess gereins su beu adtb. gsrstnsH DO
7 5omi!tor gountp eripdhh.
D Die Serrsn guip. gQads uno so
sipp iptrbsn oui bic Cite Der 5Oid'
7 rideu Ghrennitglisotr tommsH. VI
. ShluB Der Sisung icrberis osrr0oe
'e osr bic anpeI.uosn in her3lihtn Wo
ten auf, oas Shrige gum erfol9 ,
2 Baibingtou Gsburtstasfsisr am 2
> Te6ruar beiSutrlgsn.
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rpe. oes 8iafteiIes.

Drti Nrionen tamsn geiiern infolse
bes giatteifss gu Jaa uno ScgeH iit
acknowledgements ale oisielben 9srs
Issunaen, ndmIia einen gruh Der
Iinisn Shulter, Su.
Jrou anna Butler, 40 SABRE oft.
bon 30. 319 Rem Strabs, slitt an
Der ppnspiefp Strabe aus uno brat
iih bic Iints Sd,uIter. Sis fpurbe nad
otm sofpitaI sebrodt.
Jobn 8rabIep, pon Ro. 27 Opera
gslaee, tam auf pem Degs CUR atrda'
su goa unp fanb sbenialIs aufnahms
TN 6ofpituI.
Der 81 Sabre aiis Robert 4rm-
itrona, pon 90. 528 goal 5traBe
ftiir3ie In Der 4Gbt ieiner W0bnuna
[auf bem GeiieH,psee Hiebet uuo brGt
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Sooicnop SdnscrdOr.

Der 0pofelIoip SGngsrdor belt ges
tern in Ieinem BsreinsIOtal osr Gen'
trd!turnbaue feline UtonaisOeriamms
lung ab. 4rditbent War Jrdut fuhrte
ben gcriiB uno Setretdr Sarl Remps
pas Qrototoa. 8om gunbtsproIioens
Ten Ghus. d. Shmiot mar Elm S6rsts
ben eiuaeedngsn. ipeld3es Sur getbeill'
auna am 80. 8unossiongerfeft I'M
Sabre 1911 in Wilipoutss siHldoet,
| rsfp. CUR 8elsgun8 Der auurtisrs ahr.
| forotrt. Die 3uidrtft sDuroe big aaT
Deittrss 5uriid3sIegt.
Die GinIoouna oes 8odtr9e'dnls
psreius, Der dm 10. 1ebruor in Der
Central 5urnfalls lsineu Utastsnbda
nb5dlt, purDe dnsenomuIer, otr 8ers
Elm nirb iid in eorpore bthetIigen.
gud Der ginlaoung Der 6ermdnn
2ooe go. 4 bss gerbsHsrteu Srosns
Der pnthias Rittsr, gum geIuh hires
Wasten6atIes am 10. 1sbr. 1910. IN
Der 4rbeiier6dlIt, piro in Corpora
sfctse ssIsiittt peroen. 1sr am q
,fe6r. pom Sdipeuer Nlonnertlcr ptr'
onItaltete gdlI in Der gentral 5uri;'
bale. 4piro ndh bsften 9rdftsn bsfant
tperben.
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