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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-09

Cedar Falls hand n the east side paak.
Ton uniformsd degrees Stars 0@m
various parts of che state ars heSO ana
will oarticipato A . competitive drGll
latsr In the week. The winning team
Will fecsivs . purse Of $500 offered ~
the executive board Of che grand lodge.
The grand lodge session Of the De.
gree OF Honor started today. and meet
inSs will DO held In Russell L0mpson
hall More than 100 delegates arc exc
pected to attend the meetings. which
win continue three days. The "A. o.
U. w. and the D. Of II. will hold .
banquet this evening In the Pythtan
temple, after which short program,
followed by ball. VIII be given.
The matter Of admitting women to
membership In tho A. o. U. w. Is the
main question to be considered at this
convention. A vote on allowing women
members in tho A. o. u. w. and male
members in tho .. OF II. probably viii
DO taken in both conventions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-09

liam ~ Welty Misunderstanding Com
pany The ALLEGATIONS set out In the
petition AEo Sensational In The extreme.
and no connoa1ment = made In state
msuts. which aro rsvolt1ng IN thsr ma
turA Three eApsctfAc Instances ere re-
cited IN which it 10 claimed that 60 the
knowledge Of the plaintiff. The daeend-
ant was guilty. Of adultery with per-
sons, whose names wers known to her.
It Ii also alleged that only recently
the defendant has carried on q corre-
spondence with woman in Des
Modnas. and that tho letters were OF an
amorous nature. and such as no man
with another wife had any right to
write,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-09
Special to rimes-Republican.

Sioux Rapids May s.-w. J. Hunt
received a phone message the first Of
the week from the president of the
Forest City school board, asking him
to come there and make application for
the position Of superintendent Of public
schools Of that city. He did 30 and was
accepted. Daniel G. Cathcart, OF
Blandensville. I'LL. will take Mr.. Hunts
place here
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the M. e.
church served banquet to the Y. NJ.
C. A. "Wednesday evening. Prof. E. F.
Blaney Of Buena Vista College DR.. w.
T. Mcdonald, Of the N. E. church OF
Storm Lake, and Rev. o. S. Moon, OF
the local Congregational church, gave
short addresses.
MRS. G. NJ. Sherman left for Royal.
Friday, for q ten days visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Helm.
Jesse Merry. Of this place. and Miss
Emily Olson. of Laurens. were mar
ried at the brides home. Wednesday.
After a short wedding trip they will
go to housekeeping on the George
Glynn farm northwest Of Sioux Rapids.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-09
PIONEERS IN REUNION.

Happy Meeting Of Party That Came
to Iowa in Prairie Sehoensrs in 1898.
Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa City. May 9.-A notable reunion
is in progress here, nve Johnson county
pioneers celebrating their arrival In
Iowa City-before 1t was a city-in
1888, just seventy three years ago.
These first settlers are Jacob Y. Slower
and Mrs. Mary Slower Ritter and Sion
Hill. Iowa City: and Caleb and Wil-
liam Sweet, of Lone Tree. Mrs. Henry
Walker, who came with them from In
diana. died last week. The party trav-
eled In prairie schooners," behind six
and eight oxen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-09
FIND MURDERED MANS BODY.
Taken From Mill Race in 0ttumw'
- With Throat Sjash0d.

9k0n + rom Mill waco IN VSsunWA
.a With Throat 8lashsd.
Ottmuwa, May with a deep cash
in his throat and his face badly slashed
and bruised. the body Of an unknown
man was pulled from the tail race yes
Nterday afternoon. Cornor A. w.
.SIaught declares his belief from present
indications that the man had been
murdered and his body thrown into the
water not more than three days ago.
Altho many people have viewed the
body, not the slightest clue to his iden-
tity has been gained.
In the clothes was found note which
might serve as a means Of identifica-
ton. It is as follows: Don't let this
worry you.3 but remind you OF the
letter you promised to write II you had
any time to drop q line. Here is hop
ing that you will do 1t tonight" Signed
Louie"
Cards In the coat pocket bore tho
address, S. F. w. Jidoch. 1920 State
street, Chicago, and Mrs. Bridget Ken
'nedy, 1919 st. Claire street. Ashland.
wis. A third slip gave the address Of
Mrs. M. j. Rush. 1907 Locust street.
Kansas City. Mo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-09
Or. FITZPATRICK HURT.

Iowa City physician Seriously Injured
While Cranl<ino Auto.
Special to Times-Republica1l.
Iowa City. May 9.-Dr. D. Fltzpat-
rick, brother Of Rev Father Fttxpat-
rick, Of MarshaNtown was hurt. while
cranking his auto here today, the
backing machine causing q possible
fracture OF the forearm. and bad
sprain certainly. The doctor Is in the
care Of brother surgeons. but the exact
extent Of his INJURY is yet uncertain.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-09
FACES death AGAIN.

Jantss Lisgstt Has Second Narrow.Es-
oaps From Drowning.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City. May s.-James A. LiEEett
for tho second time within a fortnight
narrowly escaped drowning in the
Iowa river last night. His frail canoe
occupied by himself and John F. Dun
combe. Of Fort Dodge, another student
was about to 60 over the dam. near the
university power house. when both
young men leaped. They managed to
reach a protecting CRATE. near the
power house, and crawled along that
to safety The whirlpool at the base
Of the dam must have sucked them
down, inevitable.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-09
William. News.

Special to Times Republican.
Williams. May 9.-GTandma Smith
celebrated her 97th birthday Sunday.
The winding OF the May pole will
be observed On the M. Il. church lawn
Wednesday evening.
Mothers day will be observed at tho
churches next Sunday.
William intends to puts in q new
system of water works. which will DO
one OF the finest In the state.
Mr.. and Mrs Dick Daily. OF Webster
City, were Williams callers Friday.
Ill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-09
~st.,rero Caught in New York.

New York. May civilian Mann,
one OF thirteen prisoners taken in a
raid on a pool room last week. was ar
raigned yesterday as Walter Nolan.
alias c. III. Martin, alias William
Thornton, one OF the eighty-one men
Indicted by federal grand jury at
Council Bluffs, Iowa, in September,
1909, and since then a Fugitive drom
Justice. The original indictments
charged that Nolan was one OF the ia
nous Mabray gang, which by crooked
races, wrestling bouts and boxing
matches cleaned up $5.oo0,o00. Mann
or Nolan yesterday demanded hear
ing upon the charges at once.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-09
VOTE SCHOOL BONDS.

Webster City to Expsnd $4,000 ~in
Erecting School Building.
Special to Times-Republican.
Webster City, May 9.-Webster City
yesterday voted $4,000 in bonds in adj
dition to the $25.0O0 already voted,
making a total OF $40. 200 to be used in
the erection of a new school building.
The contract will be let at once and
construction begun early In the SUM
mer. The vote today was nearly Ave
to one in favor Of the bonds. Fifty
three women voted, everyone in favor.
The total vote was 23s for and a59
against. -. Is.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-09
nosBER Killed At PATTON A PA.
RoLEp CONVICT FROM MIN
NEaoTA.
NAME 10 FRANK oAL,sE,
HAS MANY ALIASES
Police omiesrs osny That Galiss Shot
Himssif- Thompson, Second Bandit
III Serious Condition and May Die
Busby Lest Life Thru Careless 4

Jefferson, May 9.-Foltce captain
Charles C.. jackson, Of Dies Moines.
positively identified the dead bank
obber at Patton, Iowa. yesterday as
Frank Gelise. alias Harm, alias De-
merse. alias Armend, alias Demers, who
was paroled from the Saltwater peni-
tentiary Oct. 4, 1910. The man. who
was. OF French descent, was sentenced
from Ramsey county. Minnesota. Sept
%. 1909. after being found guilty OF
grand larceny.
The Bertillon measurements of the
dead man taken by Captain Jackson
correspond in every detail with the
measurements Of the saltwater au-
! rhorities. A peculiar scar was found on
the mans neck which positively iden-
titled him as Frank Galise.
The other man who attempted to rob
the postoffice with GaHse goes by the
name Of Frank Thompson. A picture
Of q sister was found on his person
which was made by a photographer in
Columbus. O. 1t is thought that this
Is the mans home, altho he still con-
tintles to remain silent concerning his
identity. The picture has been sent to
the police authorities at Solumbus. and
IO6y Will tU6 dShtO W St4O Al 4NS11SA4y
ing the man.
Was Not Suicide.
Captain Jackson states that the re-
port that Galise, or Valentine. as he
was known l. nes Mo!nes, had commit
ted suicide was false. He was killed
by shots from the members OF the sher-
IFS posse, who entirely surrounded the
school house where the men had taken
refuge. Thompson gave himself up
shortly after City Marshal Busby had
been killed. The bone in his left leg
had been 80 badly fractured that he
had TO crawl out Of the school house on
his hands and knees. Galise kept the
members Of the posse at bay for over
two hours and O half after his pal
had surrendered.
Shortly after he had ceased firing at
the officers, q rush was made on the
school house, but the man was dead
He had been shot a number Of times,
twice thru the head. The school house
was riddled with bullets from tho guns
OF the 800 men in the beseiging party.
According to Captain Jackson every
foot Of the interior OF the building had
been swept by bullets. The walls OF
the building are so fun Of holes that
they are in danger OF falling In.
thompson cid1ulS I1as 40 ~ AoO "
keep Galise from shooting BuSby when
the latter broke in the door. but his
efforts were in. vain. Later when he
| surrendered he fully expected his part
ner to put q bullet thru his back Cor
giving up. Galise, he states, sWore that
he would never be taken alive.
Second Bandit May Die.
Jackson states that the sheriff told
him that Busby had not rushed blindly
up to the school house door. as has
been reported. He did not know that
the robbers were inside, and was taken
completely by surprise when his en-
trance was greeted by hail OF lead.
Thompson, the other bandit, is in a
very serious condition and 1t is not
thought that he can, live. His left leg
will have to be amputated above the
knee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-09
MANaLED IN sAwMlLL.

Young Farmer, Of Scion, has Narrow
Escape From Horrible Death. {
Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa City, May o.-Charles Stein
ocher. a young farmer OF Scion. was
terribly mangled in q portable saw
mill. near Cedar Valley. but may live.
He was dragged into the pulley by q
drive belt, and before the engine could
be stopped. his right leg was fractured
at the hip. the bones below the knee
were crushed, and his head was cut
open. He is IS, and his youthful pow
ers Of recuperatdon may save him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-09
AUTO ACCIDENT NEAR AMgs.
Woman and Child Hurled Over Side /,
Bridge into 9tream.

Woman and Child Hurled Over Side Of
Bridge Into etrsam.
Special to Times-Repub1ican.
Nevada. May Sunday afternoon
while Claude Post, wife and baby, were
riding In small auto roadster the
knuclle on the steering gear broke and
they were going down q small hill over
toward Ames, ut the bottom OF which
there was q cement bridge spanning a
smell stream. The car skidded into the
railing OF the bridge partly overturninE.
Mrs. Post and the baby were thrown
from the car, over the bridge and into
the water, about ten feet below. Fort
unately neither Of them was injured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-09
WILL ERECT PARSONAGE.

,eaptisss o. Webster City TO Build
$500 Home for Minister.
Special to Times-Repub1ican.
3, webster City, May 1.-The baptist
society Of this city will erect par
,onaxe this summer. They have just
bought a lot on Division street near
the church tor which they paid $1,000.
The parsonage viii be two stories In
height and modern In every way. Just
what 1t will cost has not yet been de-
terundned upon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-09
ossIAN FARMERS ORGANIZE.
Union Produce Company Will Beg
Operation October 4.

Special to Tames-Repuhlican.
Ossian, May he Union Produce
Company 10 the name Of a new 6arm-
5ers' organisation for SELF advancement
in q financial way. The articles OF in-
corporation have been drawn and about
Oct. the company expects to begin
business, The following were elected
officers: President II. p. Nicholson:
secretary, q ]. Brother: directors.
Elmer Rosa, Julius Brown, Knute Tow
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-09
LIBERTY COST $500.
C.. II. Converse Had to Pay for Relsass
Of Son.

G. II. ConVeroo Had to Fay for HeIsasS
Of Son.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa city, May 9.-Lawrence Con-
verse, son of c. H. Converse. formerly
Of Iowa City, now of Oakland, Cal.
has been released from captivity in
Mexico, thanks to President Diaz. who
granted the fathers prayer after the
young man had been In the custody OF
the federal troops. who captured him
while he was sightseeing, but not spy
ing. as they thought, several weeks
ago. The father was compelled to pay
$4,000 in all to secure the release Of
Lawrence.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-09
vlADucT WORKER FALLS.
Riveter Drops Twenty-Five Fset Into
Streat-Roth Arms Broken.

Streot-6oth Arms Broken.
Fort Dodge, May "A riveter on the
Third street viaduct, fell from the emil
hence where he was working about $3.50
p. m. Monday and was rendered I'M
conscious. Both arms were broken. He
is at the hospital where physicians are
working over him. Later it was learn
ed that his name is Paul Sparks.
When the man fell, many other
workmen and spectators saw him and
fastened to his side expecting TO and
him dead. They hastily summoned an
ambulance and physician when it was
found he was only unconscious.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-09
EXPECT GOOD CHERRY CROP.
Appies and Plums Also Said to Be II
Fine Condition.

Fine Condition.
Des Moines. May 9.-Strawberries
show up for only 50 per cent OF q crop
in Iowa this year. They have not been
injured by the frost, but the crop II
short because Of dry weather last fall
The percentages az compiled by Secre-
tary Wesley Greene. Of the state hortt-
cultural society are: Apples. 81, pears
se, plums So, cherries, ss. peaches S.,
red raspberries. "a, black raspberries
IS, currants 81. gooseberries s.. straw
berries SO. III
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-09

Prefer German Language.
In Russian schools pupils have the
option Of learning French or German.
and 20 per cent. choose German.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
gLnriI.

1. Mepito: Sn 8otinoft an &onereb
maht Br01ioent9i ben @eboluttonGs
rem 8ugeitGuoniiie. = 9i9ter Rnrtin
greif in <fftein, Oeiterreia, 70 Sab
re alt, eeftorben.
4. so. &pngreb tritt 5%ufGurnten glart
Spre9er. = 9anoeInertrng nit Sopan
rntifi3irt. - Garter 8. SurriIcn in
Chicago gum s.. DiaI ala @irgermeis
fter ertpGblt.
Z. @rubem1ngIid: go MeenI6en toms
men in Der Banconfr Mine 5u Ebroop,
ga, Inn; 1913 IN Der Banner @rlibe
I'M Staate alabama. = Negito: Wias
Sero forSert. OoB 9iaa abSanH. che bic
Observation-Disclosures %begiuneu.
8. Hie1enbron0 IN Eotio, Snp0n; 5000
9duier 8~erit0rt.
10. Sampler nSroquois~ I6eitert an
@iiite bon BritiI9 Columbia, 20 err
trunfen. = Ebomas 8. Sobnfon, Der
friibere Niir9ermeifter o @Ienelan6.
Ohio, e~eitorben.
II. 6rage Der geieslideH 4eidrGntuns
beg Nameus ~@9ampdgner" I'M 9dn6el
fl9rt 81 WinSerdufrubr m Der @bGuS
pnsne.
70. gierre grier fIiegt, Obne gu Iaus
ben, BON 2on0on mad Baris.
10. @irbeIiturm IN MiIiouri, @1nfns,
GrtouIns. Ofnbonta; 40 sget6btet, iber
800 berIest; S1aben in ct. 2ouig
mebr aIs 2 Niuionen.
IA. Oh. Siu, ameritanfi6er 8oti@dfter
in Berlin, %reiienirt.
16. Bunoesreiterregt6tent gum GhuA
ameritaniIher Burger an Der meritas
nifbeu @reu5e abtt mmanbirt.
II. Srautrei1 beidIiebt, me6r Sruppen
nah Woroffo gu IenDen. 80 SpGnii@e
Dampfer San Sernano~ aebt nit 81
Weni9en am Sap Sinisterre unter.
21. Bun0eSabgeor0netenbaus ninlmt ben
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nit aunaoa
nit GROCER Mebrbeif an. = 6arrb
6enn, erfter 8iLOerbu45ei6ner ii
Mmeritn. 70 Sabre alt. in NontcIair.
81. s., eeitorben.
90. Sn Ser &apfoIpnte itiirst elm Ra5-
fdaier5ng in cine SeIsihImGt un6 81
Wenl1en fommen UNI. Sobu $.
Wecgaanard tDegen Oes Obnamitber<
breAens in 2os Nngeles in Sn6iann>
polls berbnftet.
%. Werito: S~iinftGgieer Baffenitiu>
ftnnb atpif6en Heeierungstruppen unD
MebeDen Dor Sunre5 nbeei6IoIlen.
"a. @rubemuneIiid gu eli @arOen,
@eIt Wtrginio; % &~ohleugrGber TOMS
men nm's 2eben.
90. 8abnungIiid bel Cation. Yenni., 12
NenIhen get6otet, 9egen 90 berIebt.
80. HeuersUrunit in Bangor. W1niNe
Gef1GftstbeiI 5eritGrt; Strei @eni9en
tOmulen UNI; 2h' yiutOHen S@anen.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
sunni.

1. BOfe SdIappe Der $irfem I'M arns
bii1en Nufftan6.
4. @turmestpiitben I'M 1iibI. Wi&ignn
uno in Ohio. bieIe Neni@en aet1otet,
S9nben auf 8 WeiGionen eei9dtt. =
Neue NortbneiternsSobnbo IN gbt<
o0eo er0ffnet, toftete ee0en "a wttlfO>
men.
T.. MaOerO in Der @taOt MegitO. bss
geiiterter gmpfang. - grobeben in
WeEtfo, 6unOerte eet0btet. - Nenr>
ADMIRAL Nnbie. Weteran Der amer.
SIotte in Sapan 1858. 80 Sabre alt
ee5tnrben.
8. 8elgiihe &abinett 6ur9 S6ulbOr>
Iaee IN Der &an1mer 9eftir5t.
8. IDiatifer S9en6I uno BOB Guf
benz Sob~aunistbaler JI1efeLOe get06tet.
Carrie Station in 3eanentDnrt1,
&aniaS, gefterben.
10. glettrti9e Stiirme an Der MtI6ntis
I9en @iffte. 3entrnm Nep Yort. -
@ettrunOfliesen 6ur6 9eutI1Iono be-
ginnt in ~So6onnisrpnl. Berliner
@emeirrOerotb bel9IieBt GnIeibe bon
$50 MiHionen Wlort fir 0ffentlihe
Werbeiierungen.
10. 66riftfteILer N6oIpb NiIbron6t, "a
Sabre alt, IN 3oItod eeitorben.-SdHr<
boot iberfiilt, 80 ertrtnten IN Der Wols
ga BEL l1glitl6. NuBLanb. - Sttrms
netter i'm 0ftIifen Bennfblbnnien unO
8irginien, WlenI9enleben berloren.
IA. SnternationaIer Gtreit Der Geeleute
in England b%eeiunt. -gfeues &abinett
IN 9eleien.
10. @rObfeuer in ct. 2Oris. - Trieft
bon Ortuu beimeein3t. 20 Ueen1ben
toot.
1e. ggpraliOent Stag IanOet in @pas
MEN.
is. @ettflieQen issQonoon unb 8us
rid er6ffnet nit brei Eooesitiir5en.
10. Safts feieru tire 1iIberne Soh5eit.
Negierung Der Ser. Stadten ers
tennt NepubIit RoriueoI an. guns
Oertiabrfeier Der 8aumtpou1peberei IN
san 0fiber, Wtafi.
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aerfeIt Oes nor06merif. SGngerbun0es
in Milpautee er0ffnet.
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nirt. ~ YreubiI6e 9errenbaus ftimmt
fir ginfiibrung Der Seuerbeitattln9.
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amerit. G6lnhtaiff ~Qouiiiann" gu
@aTt. - DmpfereTploIion auf benz
W2iififiippi bel gerfIeb Gambling, NO..
II get0otet.
20. 9ainiiterprdiibeni Bienertb bon
OeIterreias1Inearn reiignirt.
81. Spantrei6: Gataaug biL0et neues
@ubinett.
so. HreuBiIde 2aH0tug tpeeen @abIs
reformpcrIage geihloiien. - @ombenS
erpIofion BEL Rirhenpro5eiiion IN
+ WobriD. = SO Wti[ionsn Sabresiber>
Ihuk in Der 8unOeStaIie, erfte felt
1907. ~ ginfturS Der neuen Rumps
fation in Buffalo. 10 Grbetter gee
tSAtet
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
Sui.


1. 0eutfde @anonenbOOt ~EGMtber'
nab Igabir, Norofto. - GrOft0be in
&nlifornien utl6 Nebaoa. - GeI6dfts~
tbeil bon @eit GoIem. IBIS. nbees
brdnnt. y Daiuion G6doen.
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Gnrsen Qnn0e. - 8eDeuten6e Nlfis
fer SeIig W1ottI in Weiin6en eetorben.
8. 6eeleuteItreit in GngInn6 0ur1
Qobn5ueeIt6noniffe bei9eIe8t.
As. M~aIienbnfte 1oOesfdne infnl9e
Der grober Stbe in Oft unO Beit.
7. &obbeni6ubbertrng 5tpti9en Ser.
Staoten, Grobbritnnnien ,0tibIan6 unO
Snpnn unter5ei6net. Sampler
Santa Gtola" ftron6et BEL YOint Nrs
.eueI1o, Gal. 80 ertrunten.
8. gritti9e &~6nigspaar IN SrI0H0 gut
eurpfnHgen.
10. Oeuti1e0feeierung berfiinbist eir1en
Snbresiberihub bon fat 116 wttqios
men @ort eeSen 240 WtiMtcnen 9efisit
in 1909.
II. @aIbbrGn6e i'm M1r6Iifen Ontario
Mn0 Ri4ignn, OrH@6ften SerftGrt,
6un6erte toOt; Osco6a uArD MuInbIe,
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Ellington = Bottom beruneLlH bel
bridgeport, Gonn.. IL tobt. 90 ners
lett Observation-Disclosures putf9 tn gors
tlorL nribeIGdt.
10. GOut6 10terbOro, Wtaime, Gbge<
brnnnt.
is. a0mis GeOrs's dIteSter SCbn pirO
.Trino Bon BALES.
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un0 Sdtan 8 Sabre ~berlGneert. -
BrofeIior 6erMdrn Senator, mAebi0inis
ider Sori1er, IN Berlin geftOrben. =
Grfter @reraer fir @bina's mpberne
Tlotte bonn GtnpeI eeLnfien.
10. GruberegpIoiion bel Gbtesbine, ga,
81 get16tet. - Qor6 &it9ener niro
britif9es Oberbmpt in Neebpten.
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Ia to0t, bieIe nerIeRt.
10. M8efeste S@nb BON Reriien FAINT
IN Oas Qmnb elm, nm ben EbrOn EIriids
5us~epinnen.
10. NmeritaniI9e SlsttenmGH5Der an
Neuenelmbtifte.
ri. ghdrles 8alter @tetIon, bebeutenS
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