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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-30
Gentry Bros. Show.

When the average American is seek
ing a place near the stove in winter,
the agents of the big tented shows are
working industriously engaging acts
for the season which comes with
Spring. This part of the amusement
world is one with which the public is
not familiar. A little look into that
Granny proves interesting.
November marks the close OF the
season for tented attractions like
Gentry Brothers All New Feature
shows, which will visit this city next
Wednesday. When the last wheel OF
the trains stop at winter quarters the
organization of the show for the sue.
ceeding season begins.
Trainers get busy framing new feat
ures. A Snowman, whose judgment
has been demonstrated, at once goes
to Europe. He makes a careful can.
vas of the music halls and vaudeville
theaters. For months he is acquaint-
ing himself with the novelties that are
delighting audiences on the other side
After deciding which of the thous.
ands of acts he sees will most delight
the American show patron he makes
engagements. Many performers, who
have pleased royalty. are brought to
this country to become a part of Gen.
try Brothers shows.
/ This season Gentry Brothers present
in addition to their worlds famous an.
imal actors, score of performers that
are seen this season for the first time
in America. Gentry Brothers All New
Feature shows are indeed all new. II
you see them here next Wednesday
you will recognize them in name only
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-30
The Passion Play.

Mr.. Henry Ellsworth's intensely In.
teresting pictorial reproduction enti-
tied "Oberammergau. Its People and
Their Passion Play of 1910" is a mes
sage of inspiration to all who hear
him. His keynote Is reverence. His
wonderfully vivid descriptions and
great sincerity Purpose create an
indelible impression.
Mr.. Ellsworth has been a resident
OF Oberammergau for the past eleven
summers. and spent five months there
during the Sacred Drama of 1910
from May 3rd until Oct. 3rd-and wit
messed "a of the 50 performances. Dur
ing these visits he has been given spec
ial privileges for making the most
ticon views of Oberammergau and the
Passion Play in existence. and they are
the only really authentic views that
will be shown in America.
Mr.. Ellsworth is personally &C
quainted with almost every one in the
quaint little village. and by a special
Invitation from the Burgomaster de-
livered his lecture before them, and
the instance was altogether excep-
tional.
While making these summer So
journs in Oberammergau, the village
authorities have accorded to Mr.. Ellis
worth exclusive opportunities for OBJ
tanning most valuable information and
historic data. He has also been
granted the right to use the original
score Of the Passion Play music, and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-30
TO TEST STRENGTH
Of VANAO|UM STEEL
Henry Ford Proposes 100
Mile Trip Over Cleated
Cordwood Road.

Chicago. April 29.-To illustrate
The practical indestructibility Of vana.
dunn steel Henry Ford Of the Ford
Motor company has proposed an auto
mobile race over the 100 miles of cord.
wood cheated road that lies between
Detroit and Lansing. Mich. this an.
nouncement having been made In Chi.
cago by Tom Hay, manager of the 10
cal branch of the Ford Motor com.
pany
This would be a supreme test for
vanadium steel with Ford heat treat.
ment 40 against any other steel used
IN automobile manufacturing" Mr.
Hay said yesterday in talking of the
proposed endurance test.
"While Mr.. Ford shuns the angle OF
betting on such q proposition. he has
given II an his opinion that no other
car could follow the Ford over such
. route and be intact at the end OF
the Journey. The almost incredible
strength of vanadium steel. which Ia
used throughout In the construction OF
Ford cars 10 the quality that makes
Mr.. Ford 20 certain that his car would
win the unique race he suggests"
Some young hero. who. to Judge
from his name. Ia neither Russian
nor a spaniard. put motorcycle to a
good use In Chicago early one even.
ing this week and the only means OF
Identification that he left behind him
was the cognomen Jimmy Flaherty."
Jimmy was gliding down Michi.
gan avenue when a woman's scream,
followed by n glimpse of a fleeing ne.
gro at Twenty-frst street. gave him
the idea that little speed properly
applied. would be appreciated by the
police.
He headed after the running man
and before the fugitive had gone a
block Jimmy" had his fingers twist.
ed into the negros coat collar. II
was allover. Jimmy" surrendered
the negro to the police and hoated
away on his motorcycle as II nothing
had happened.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-30
II Is a PARASITE.
That Causes itching Scalp, Dandruf1
and Finally, Failing Hair.

The itching scalp. the falling hair
and the dandrun that annoys are the
work Of parasite hidden in the scalp.
That parasite must be killed to cure
dandruff: and the only preparation
that will do that Ia Newbro's Herpi-
eide. Destroy the cause, you remove
the effect"
G. II. Reed. of Victor. Idaho, says:
Myself and wife had dandruff and
falling hair several years. Two bot
ties Of Newbro's Herpicide completely
cured US, after several other prepare
tons had failed to do good" Makes
hair grow glossy and soft as silk. Hun
dreds of other testimonials just as
strong. Sold by leading druggists.
Send 10c in stamps for sample to the
Herpicide Co, Detroit, Mich. One dol
lar bottles guaranteed. A. G. Luken &
Co.. special agents.
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ager would dream Of presenting min
strel show without q first part-and
1t 10 altogether unlikely that the the.
alter going public would accept his in.
novation II he did. In these days OF
giant changes in every branch of hu.
man activity the minstrel show. like
the circus. brings to the public mind
q realisation that those of the olden
time builded well. that the form of en-.
tertainment which they devised was
strong enough to endure through the
years-and for this reason it is per.
haps the most welcome of all present
day forms of amusement.
In form the Al G. Field Greater
Minstrels-the oldest, biggest and best
of American minstrel organizations
still hews closely to the ideals of the
past, but in the matter of presenting
surprises. novelty and ultra meritor.
ious modern features it is the last
word" in American amusement. This
mammoth organization with a com.
pany of sixty-Ave recognized artists
will be the attraction at the Gennett
next Wednesday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-30
How Could he Help TT

He-Do you think marriages are
made in heaven? She-I don't know.
Perhaps they are. but I'd be satisfied
with one made in-or, that is, Of course.
/ wasn't thinking what-oh, Charlie.
do you really mean it?-Chicago Rec
rd-Heruld.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-30
MEETING TROUBLE

Ofsen6me. he hindkances dat
&c N the path q duU may Be con-
pared tothe tolsahes upon our t,zn-
pike roads shey are teps .hut until
we are uss upon them and then ~
open. ii were. q themselves And
that Is hue enough. Il they had
been open week beforehand We
could hut have gone through Il last.
John Newton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-30

as . powerful accessory to his pictor-
ial reproduction, he employs musical
effects rendered by trained singers. q
church organ and cathedral chimes.
Mr.. Ellsworth will present his inter
esting and instructive entertainment
at the Coliseum Friday evening. May
5th, under the auspices of Quaker
City Council. No. q. United CONNER
cial Travellers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-30
A VOLCANIC BEACON.


Curious Lighthouse 81 The Republic 81
San Salvador.
The republic Of San Salvador. on the
Pacific side Of Central America, II the
only government on earth that collects
lighthouse fees on account Of q vol.
cano that It owns.
The volcanic beacon II about eight
miles inland from the port OF Acajutla
and it, pillar Of cloud by day and Its
Ore sky night are visible for many
miles out at sea. It erupts every seven
minutes and n just N accurate az any
revolving light that warns mariners In
any part Of the world. This volcano
has been keeping up this seven min
ute series Of erupti0ns ever since any
one can remember. 1t Is a favorite
amusement OF visiting griugoes to 81,
BY the hour during the lazy afternoons
and. watch In hand. time the eruptions
until they tire Of the amusement and
fall asleep.
Every vessel that puts In at Aca.
jutla-and IL II quite an important port
Of call along that part Of the coast
has to pay Ito lighthouse fee. There Is
NO other lighthouse than the volcano
but that II q suficient excuse for the
government Of Salvador to make n
charge for its services. The explosions
that accompany the eruptions sound
like detonations Of heavy charges OF
dynamite. but are not sufficient to
shake the ground perceptibly more
than q mile or two from the summit Of
the crater. At night there IL squirt Of
Ore. Q mufned report and q cloud Of
steam. By day only the steam IL Wis
1ble.-New York Press.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-30
AZ the Murray.

"Phasma." the Goddess of Light, is
the headliner of the show which opens
at the Murray this week. "Phasma"
Is a girl of wondrous beauty gifted
with the extreme accomplishments of
grace and trained to the highest ideal
of terpsichorean art. She is surround
ed with a maze of dazzling effects that
bring out her dancing in such won
derful manner that she holds her spec
tators breathless. There is but "Phas-
ma" alone in view of the audience,
but behind the extensive stage set.
tings which accompany her act there
Is force of nimble workmen and a
trained electrician who furnish the
mechanical effects which are coinci-
dent with her every move. This act
Is heralded as the newest sensation
in vaudeville and is bound to draw
capacity business at each and every
performance SO get your seats in ad-
vance.
In addition to "Phasma" the Muir
ray has several other features among
whom is Sidney Shepard & Co., who
enact a veritable cyclone of fun and
frolic in the sketch comique. "Toplis-
sky or the End of the World" Real
humor that makes laughter imperative
Is the whole act The characters are
a young couple whose heads are bent
on matrimony and a typical Yiddish
man. who portrays the part of the
boys father.
Andy Rankin, with his banjo is sure
to please as is Jerome Casper the mer-
ry monologist who has the reputation
of handing out more laughs than any
other monologist.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-30
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-30
Al g. Field Minstreis.

What is the representative and dis
tinctive type of stage entertainment
in America? The thinking man will
Immediately answer minstrelsy. And
he will be correct. Drama, comic op
era, musical comedy, pantomime-all
the various styles and forms Of stage
entertainment with which theater go
ers are familiar were brought across
the sea. They have been modified in
form to suit American conditions. II
is true, but the fact remains that they
are aliens. Minstrelsy. from the time
of its very inception has been strict.
ly American institution. Its funda
mental principles have been modified
but little. Progressive managers have
seen that this type of entertainment
has kept abreast Of the march of pro
gress. but It Is still on the whole, the
same entertainment in form that II
has been for years. No minstrel man
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-30

large vaudeville acts. Mr.. Smith has
outdone himself in the way Of moved
features and climaxes in miss No
body OF Starland" and It is hoped the
patrons of this city will be agreeably
surprised on his presentation here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-30
"een-hur."

Klaw & Erlanger have given Ben
Hur" an even mightier equipment this
season than heretofore for 1t is the
twelfth year of the drama and all the
wealth of resource at the command OF
this great theatrical firm has been
called upon to make this wonderful
play more real than ever. The cast
this season includes such well-known
players as Richard Butler in the title
role; Walter NJ. Sherwin as Messiah;
Anthony Andre as Simonides; Frank
Weston. Charles Canneld. Van Dusen
Phillips. Helen Singer, Alice Haynes.
Loyola O'Connor, Maud Ream Slower
and Zaidee Appleton.
"Ben.Hur" will enjoy Its first en-
gagement at the Gennett theater next
Thursday. Friday and Saturday even
ing and Saturday afternoon. Theater
goers are reminded that the curtain
rises promptly on the evening per-
formances at s o'clock and at 2
o'clock on the matinees. In order
that the beauty and harmony OF the
prelude showing the Star of Bethle-
hem may not be marred by late ar.
rivals. the management announce that
no one will be seated during this i'm
pressive feature. The sale of seats
will open tomorrow.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-30
Mclean Stock Co.

The return engagement Of the Nc
Leans to the Gennett theater for the
week commencing May s. will be well
coined with more enthusiasm than
any other company which has ever ap-
peared in Richmond. P. G. Mclean
and his charming wife. Mana Bryant,
1.-THE Girl With the Sun Kissed Hair"
have become the greatest favorites
with the Richmond people and their
associate players have all gained the
recognition which Is due to acting Of
the first class. While the list Of plays
which they will produce has not yet
been announced 1t will include some
of the high class dramas which have
not yet been seen here.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-07
Melipn's sars.

Mad) ser S6laft BET @bufir int
Sabre 1898 bte Der fran5oiiiden
Glotte cine sroBe Nteoerlaee brod,-
te, ipairoe Melion als gtglon6's
sroBter Seebelo eefeiert. Inter Set.
fran5oiii6en Sdiffenl sic BEL oen;
furdtbaren 3~uiammenltoB Der Bet.
Sen Slotten in Die 2uft floeet.
befanb iib mid Ser Orient, oas
groBte Shiff Der oomaligen 3eit.
@ls Elm paar Gage nod Der S9lar3t
Der 4ommanbant eines engliiden
Sdiffes in BEN @aiiern bon Mbu-
fit f%relt5te, fanb er einen bon oell
W~eeresmosen BIN nno fer geipor.
fenen eroBen 8oumitamin, Sen er
ieinen 0tmeniionen nod fir oerl
Snuptmait beg Orient" belt. Gr
lieB i'm muffiihen, aimmerte aus
ibm einen babrenartigen Sarg ullb
ididte 6ieien ieinem Sreunoe Mel-
Jon, oamit Ser Mbmirol IN Ser 6relt.
De ieines Sriumpbes niht pergdBe.
Dob er iterblid pare. @elion =
10 er5dbIt ieet Die uSero SGuitro-
ia" nabm bas eigenartiee @e=
idenf iebr frellnolib auf urb
fiibrte es fortan BET aaen ieiien
Seefabrten uilo S1ladten nit ii6,
inoem er es yeinltneiIen" Sll e.
nem @ufbetpabrungsort fir feline
foitbaren @eine ma6te. 9(dt ssob-
re ipater pernibtete Der groBe eng
liibe @bmiral Die franaoiiide SIotte
bel Srafalgar nod einmal, biiBte
IN oieier beiBen Sblodt aber ieill
2eben elm. Seinem oft ausgeipro-
6enen @unide geborhenb, legter
ieine @etreuer Den 2eidnabm oes
Selben in ben aus Dem Maitbnull
gefertigten 5are, Der linn ldnger
ols adt Sabre, auf feline Stltnoe
marteno, uberaabin gefolgt NOR,
uno i6afften i'm 10 in bic Sci
mot
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UnUnnI,. aonee unubertrsHlib
HINHU \ Ebee better Nualitat
uUUuuu @etuiirse frifh u. rein
9olan6s See rnb aaffee-Sanblmnb,
227 8eft.Gnmmerceftrake. Sci. 81

Der Stat elncr Dame In gaotre Dame
an ale b~ieienteen, bic an Nbelimatis<
Mals, Oh u MusteIz ooer @elenfrheu.
matismus. an 3iift5dmer5en, SeIenz
'Niidenneh @dmer5en IN Der
Mierenaesenb ODER Merbenidmersem Ieis
ben, gebt 6abin, an 1ie nm elm Sa11smite
tel 51 idreiben, tpel6eg tpie6erbolt
idmmtlide bieier @ebreden gebeilt bat.
gle fibit ss ais tire Rfli6t. oailslbc
an ale toitenfrei gu fhiden. sic toas
aen gu Sauie cine &eilung berbeifib<
rem, ipas Sdltienbe be5epaen f0nnen; elm
&limatpe6fel lit nidt erforoerIi6. 6ies
les entbedte einfade Mittel fheibet
9arnfdure alls benz BIute, madt Die
lteifen gelenfe aeidmeibig, reinigt bas
8lut ln1o Hart Bic @ebfraft; benz garz
gen &orperibitem tpirb g~Iettri5itdt unb
Spanmins berlieben. @enn Sbiges sic
intsrehiert, 10 abreiieren sic behufs
grlangtns bon gesuetien Srau Me. 9ums
mers. Bog 81. Motre Game. Sno. Sdrei<
ben sic IN bieier 6prahe.
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@abreno ser lesten Gaze alma e.

8abreno Der lesten Gage gtng es
8iernlib ~oufgeregt IN BEN Sieungen
Der. 9ie eroBen 8eptuigungsbiIs
mlBtetl inter 9ah unb Sad gez
bro6t meuoe1, mas all6 10 5ienf1t1
gelungen lit; Oa5u famen i'm Serat
Die Slibultier, Der cine BON 9ailep
9egen aue Masregeln, NIT Iltsnobs
me Ser 2orimer Ingelegenbeit,
Der onoere bon ben republifantihetl
Sniurgenten gegen cine Ibitin<
mutlg in oieier; uno idlieBlidl an
gnoe Ser Sieune oie gteiignation
9ailep's. Selten lit cine &ongreB.
iisung unter iolder @ufreglns 5l
gnoe gegangel1.
Mit DEM S6luB oieler Sibultg
bot oltd oie Spre6ertGtigfeit Gons
mons oufeebort. Sn Dem nabitell
&onsreb miro Champ Glorf Sic
Sisungen bes Sauies Ieiten. SsSn ser
lebten sisung muroen Dem
alten Serrn grobe Spationen oar=
eebrodt, einen 8epeis, boB ste po.
litiide @egneridaft iid nidt olf
ieine 9erionlihfeit be5iebt, Got
iddlid tit Cannon elmer Der belieb-
teiten unb populdriten MGnner I'M
aongreB. Cannon mlBte ieinell
Sis abtreten, oa1tn belt glarf cine
5nhr g1t,osrh f+n -0}oSs ans LroI,
tie 8eidliilie EN- bic bel 2iebens=
miirbiges iiber Cannon e%ntbieltelu.
Ole geihliiie pltroen angenom=
men unb Cannon purbe BON glorf
uno Mann feierIih nod ieil1em Sit
geleitet, mo er eine nit eroBem
8eifaG aufgenoh1mene Mbl6ieosre,
reoe belt. go enbete ote Situng
oes 9auies 5tpar nidt minoer auf=
geregt aber oo6 idoner aIs oie
Sisung bes Senats.
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Snl Mlter bon 1O1 Sabrell
nnb 8 Sagen iturb in &ih Som.
taiL 800, Die Wttpe Sronssifu
@ernsmeDer. 9ie @eritorbene
itommte aus Maitbolte. 8gr. Breu.
Ben, uno perlor als &ino BON orei
Sagen Die Mutter uno fllr8 oaralli
Den 8ater uno muBte bonn Il.
Sabr an ibr eigen 8roo p%eroienen.
SSn ibrem 80. Sabre perebelidre
iie iid nit @erbarb gernsmeper.
9as Haar fam 1916 nod Mnleri.
ia, mobnte in ct. 2ouis mabreno
Der 8lattern : @pioemie itt6 faufle
ipater BET Sid Sountain Elm flei-
nes @ut. 1878 ftarb Ser @ntte.
Die Mutter fiibrte oarauf oen
5ausbalt hires einaieen BON feds
@noern am Qebert. aebliebenen Sob
nea Gbriit. Delder SdJullebres
tit. Grit Dor ipenigen Sabren iebte
ite ilf gang CUR &ube.
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8ie man seiittst eiien ipa.

Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s. a.
Itncent bot in Der gibliotbef bes
fontgli6en Yreoigerieminars gu
@lttenberg, Die itd gum groBtelt
Sell aus ben 9eitanoen Ser olten
8ittenbereer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
refrlltiert, ein Seft oufgeitoberl
nit Dem Sitel: Statute beg Gbnr-
filritli6 SGdiii6en Gonpictorii
ouf Ser ltniperlitdt @itteibere. 9ie-
ie Statltten erblidten 1855 oo5
Sift Ser &elt uno peroanfet lire
Gntitebung elmer int Sabre 1854
bonn a1trfiiriten 5rieori6 @l1grit
ol1georoneten gerbeiierune oes &on<
pifts. 9orous, oaB iolGe geltint-
nntrge1 iiber geiittetes 9enebmen
BET Gid i~i6erbalipt erlaiien lpers
Den mlBten fam man einen &iit=
l6lnB oorauf 8iebetL mie es oonols
= Goethe mar 5l1 iener Belt II
Sabre alt = inter BEN Stuoenten
let Gid 515ltgeben pflegte. Sier Ell
nige- Der farafteriltii6en Mrtifel
aus Dem 8ii6lein: s(rt. "a. @tr
Dor Dem anoeretl, bepm Sleiih un6
9roten in oie 9diiiiel fabret, 1T
III 6 Gf. Strafe berfaaen. Mrt. 2G.
0ie 3ugemiiie uno G%ul6aunen iol.
len nit 2offeln g~eteilet merben,
ieood), bel 2 Bf. Citrate, Die Suppe
metter nibt unter bie 3ugemiiie.
nod Die 3a1gemiiie in oie Suppen-
S6iiiiel geidiittet, ionoern ieopeoes
aaein eegeiien meroen. g(rt. 26. Sic
fleinen olf Dem5ti6tu6e obne @or-
iae eemadten Slede tperoen 5par
ilber leben; mas aber oos Sal5-Sab
nidt beoefen fam, miro nit 3 Nf.
Strofe gebuBt, uno nit 6 8f, tpeltll
Ser Sled GROCER lit. Mrt. 81. @er
zines anoern 8e6er nit @ier 1t,n-
ltDBt, goblet nebe1t Der, I'M porigel1
grttfel %beltimmten Strofe> nod 3
8f. mie oli6 eben ic oes @etranfes.
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men 8e6er oergleiden beeebet, iolf
neben obiger Strafe, oiesmal iblef-
teroines leer ousgeben. Niemanb
ioG ~oosienige, mas er gu ieinem Set.
(e NIT Ser @obe ODER WeIier ON
gefoBt, ODER auf oas Siift16 &C.
mprfen, mieoer 5rriid in Die Sdui.
iel leeen bei 68f. Strofe. 9lrt 80.
Gs lit feinem GonpictuatenL BEL St1
aieer Sl1speniion pom Glide ltnb
Strofe oes Grlabes, erlal1bt, iip
oes Mbpeierben 8root ooer Semn,cl
on5umaBem ooer fir i'm ob5rfor.
bern, ooer ein 9rot beimli1 ipeg@
5unebmen, meldes ebenio olio nit
benz giere gebalten miro. grt. 81.
@s lit 5tpar Sal5 NIT Dem Welier.
ni6t aber nit Dem 9roote ooe1
Singer, ooer 2offel, oltf ben SeIer
gu nebmen erloubt, moielbit es ie-
oo6 refine 81 balten, oanit Ser Msis
mieoer in bas Sal5=SoB getan iper=
Den tonne. 9ieies aber ioa feiner
umi6meiBerk ooer nit Spei1e lunb
lonit unia1ber MADDEN, nod 6a5
5al5 auf Dem Siidtllbe peridiit=
ten ooer duf Dem Seler liegen lnis
len; alles BET 3 8f. Strafe. Dirt. SO
Sal5 bonn Glide NIT pee5unebmen
i'll, nebea Dem griab, bep ~14tqeiger
Snspeniion pom Glide, nHteriaot.
Dirt. SO. @er BON oieiem gburiiirIt-
lidell @eneficium libel ipri0t, per-
liebret iofort iein &edt, iotbanen ge-
mieinen Sii6es.
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@enn 8ipei Ii6 itreiten, it
niht intmer @iner i'm llnredlt.
mon6mal iino es 9eioe.
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@ie einem @an Sranciscoer
Morsenblatt gu entnebmen it, tpiro
4brabam @uef, Der einitise 3d.
BON San Grancisco. gegen Die Crit
ideioung Der Staatsgeridte, pel-
DIE ibm meeen 9eitedung eiucs
itaotiihen Superbiiors cine 3ud)t-
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