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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-09

the people II shows n decided drift
to democracy and indicates that we
shall enter the national night OF 1912
with unhroken ranks and the certain
tY OF carrying New York state for the
democratic ticket"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-09
NO CHANGE IN PnLADELpHIA.

Philadelphia, Nov "a revised
computation Of the unofficial returns
of yesterdays election make no change
I'm the plurality OF 1884 given the
fusion candidate for mayor, Rudolph
Blankenhurg
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-09

Returns from the flrst gresEion al
district show that Wm. ]. Browning,
republican. was elected to succeed tho
late Henry g Loudenslager by from
1000 TO 4o0o majority.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-09

Hunting ror tho best place to live
which your money can pay for Is I'm
portant woTk-is adr answe ering work.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-09
pLATTsBURGH RE ELECTS MAYOR.

Plattsburgh, \. Y, Nov Andrew q.
SENEGAL. democrat, was to-day reelected
mayor of Plattsburgh by 300 plurality
All Of the ak democratic aldermen were
elected
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-26

Mrs. Dora Corbln, Mrs. Stella Cab
Ter, Mrs. Ellen Miller Mrs Gertrude
Michels, Mrs. liza Hayes, Miss Winnie
Selanders
The committee on arrangements Is
as follows: Mrs. Ellen Miller. Mrs.
l.. Il. Gabler, Mrs Mary Smith, Mrs.
Jane Strine, Mrs. r. Apt, Mrs. stella
Gabler, Mrs. ANNA Mcclellan, Mrs.
Gertrude Michels Mrs. Sarah Michels,
Mrs. Dora Corbin, Mrs. Leila Bland.
number of the members of the
Marion branch of the lodge will at
tend, and will make the trip in hay
wagons which will leave Marion at
IL o'clock.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-26
C. ". CRANMER
DIES OF INJURY
Fell From Amphitheatre at
Fair and Fractured
Hin.

George w. Cranmer died at his
hume on North state street, as the
result of injuries sustained during
the county fair Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock. Mr.. Cranmer was a
spectator of the races on Friday aft
ernoon at the fair. and while descend
ing the amphi-theater stairs. in some
manner fell. fracturing his nip. Com
plications set in in which confined him
to his bed. until death came Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Cranmer was born in New York
January IA. 1928. He was the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Cranmer and was
twice married. Beside the widow. a
number of children born of The first
marriage survive. Mr.. Cranmer was
. brick-mason by occupation. al
though he had not worked at the
trade for n number Of years past.
Funeral services have not yet been
arranged.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-26
REDECCAS At
WALDO FRIDAY
District No. 80 Will Gather
Afternoon and
Evening.
Number of Members of Ma
rion Branch Will
Attend.

The tenth annual convention of
district No. 80 of the Rebecca lodge,
will be held Friday afternoon and ev-
ening at Waldo. The opening ses-
sion will begin at 1890 o'clock in the
X. Of p. hall, and the following pro-
gram will he rendered.:
Music, America"
Prayer, chaplain.
Address OF welcome, Mrs. Ellen
Miller.
Response. Msr. Fred Fatzler, Way
side Rose.
Reading, May Eta siegfried. Way
side Rose.
Address, Mrs. Emma Bell. secretary
o. II. A.
solo, Mrs. willis Bowers sosnow-
ski.
"The College oil Can" Mrs. Clara
| Edgington, Deborah.
Echoes from o. r. a. by Delegate
Mrs. l.. r. Mcneil
In memoriam, Mrs. Kathryn Evans.
The evening service will be opened
| by the president. Mrs Charlotte Rush.
Of Sosnowski. No. 1874. with ritualis-
tic service. Degrees will then be con-
ferred by Sosnowski Rebecca Lodge,
No. 1884, after which a question box
will be held. Responses from the
grand officers will close the program.
An elegant dinner will be served AT
I6 o'clock.
The following compose the recep-
tion committee: Mrs. Mary Smith
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-26
.ONE LEASE WILL
BE CANCELLED
Directors of Steel Corpora.
tion Adopt a Resolu-
ton.
Lease Was Severely Critics
ed by Herbert
Smith.

A motion for leave to file petition
in error in the common pleas court
was filed today by Attorney L. T.. My
ers for Jacob Weber, recently fined
$50 on charge Of violating the Rose
law 10y Mayor Setter
Mr. Myers also filed petitions ask
Ing tnat the county treasurer be re-
strained from collecting the Dow
Aiken tax recently certified to him by
the county auditor on instructions
from the state dairy and food ocm-
missioner's office SMr. Myers rep
rcsents Herman Kalkbrenner, Charles
Miller and Alfred Korte, Miller's tax
amounting to $9j0.21 and the other
two To $3.50 0each. All the petitions
relate that they were not engaged in
the business Of trafficking in intoxi-
eating liquors and that the city of
Marion was voted dry on September
IS, 1908.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-26
SPECIAL POLICE
FOR HALLOWE' EN-
Mayor Setter Has Plan to
Stop Boyish Depre-
datoins.
Already Many Complaints
Are Reaching the
Police.

It's n hard matter for the small
boy to decide on which day Hallow-
cen falls. In order that the day and
night might not pass by unobserved,
he begins his pranks several days be-
fore the exact date and usually con-
tinues them one or two days after.
At this early date the police have
received complaints from the citi-
zens Of various pranks INDUCED in
by the small boy in commemoration
of Aallowe'en day. These people are
asking for "safe and sane" Hallow-
e'en and demand that the police give
them protection.
The local police force is greatly
Handicapped in responding to the
calls which are sent into headquarters
because of the limited number Of its
members.
Fully aware of the fact that the
police are unable To scatter the many
plundering expeditions and prevent
the wilful destruction of property
during the Halloween season. Mayor
Setter has I'm mind a plan which viii
bring about a safe and sane Hallow-
cen providing he receives the CO.
operation of the people.
"If the people want the usual
Halloween depredations stopped let
them come TO my office from every
precinct In the city. choose a man,
and l will swear him in to act as a
special officer with full power TO
make arrests" Mayor Setter stated
this morning.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-26

subscriptions and giving fraudulent
receipts.
The company states that they have
evidence that he obtained money un-
der false pretenses I'm a number Of
places and offer a reward of S25 for
the person who causes his arrest.
Drews is described as being iive
feet and six inches tall; weighs 145
pounds; dark complexion and Il
pleasing talker.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-26
POLICE ASKED TO
WATCH FOR AGENT

This morning Chief of Police
Klnefelter received a letter from the
S. H. Moore company, Of New York.
publishers OF the Ladies' World mag
azine, stating that the company was
desirous of the apprehension of Will
liam H. Drews. discharged agent.
who has been falsely representing the
company In this locality by soliciting
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-26
Womb Rcstrnln COLLECTION.

petition for the purpose OF re-
straining the collection OF the Dow
Aiken tax of $7SS.9O by the county
treasurer, was filed this afternoon by
Attorney l.. Il. Myers for Melvin
Jones.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-26

shepherd in Russia has i,5OO,0OO
sheep. TO look after and handle them
he has $4,000 dogs. probably the larg-
est pack In the whole world
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-26

A machine which sews up the open
end or side of n filed bag and knots
the thread without human aid is the
work of n German inventor.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-26
FILEs CROss PETITIoN.

In the matter Of James b. CUTLERY
against A. NJ. Peoples and Others, an
action to close up the affairs of the
Marion Tool Speciality company, the
Heller-Aller company has filed an
answer and cross petition in which
it sets up judgment for $G2.74 re-
covered against Peoples in March
1863, Foreclosure proceedings are re-
quested and the company wants its
claim paid out Of the proceeds of the
sale of the property. Attorney c. II.
Conley represents the answering de-
fCndant.
Judgment by default was also rend-
cred in this same case for Sl55 against
" Walter Bolander the claim being for
stock in the company. The action
against Bolander, was brought by r.
l.. Carhart. receiver for the Marion
Tool & Speciality company
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-26
TEsTIMONY COMPLETED.

The taking OF testimony in the case
CT Samuel II. DeLong against j. L.
farmhouse was completed late We'd
nesday evening. This matter has oc-
eupied the attention OF the court
since last Thursday and mass of
evidence was submitted. Later in
the day the case was argued To Judge
w. T.. Scoheld. This is case In
which the plaintiff, as receiver for the
Barnthouse Seed & Grain company,
saes Mr. farmhouse, president and
general manager, for an accounting.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-26
SUES 10 RECOVER NOTEs.

An appeal case, Fred Morrison
against q. r, Harding, was started
before a jury In the court of common
pleas this morning. Morrison built a
house for the defendant and brought
his action To recover on certain notes
held by him for labor. The defend
ant disputes the plaintiffs claim.
charging that the house was not
built in worllman-like manner and
according To specifications; that 1t
vas not good job and claims 10 have
sustained damages In the amount he
refused To pay the contractor.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-26

With the object of arresting the
decay i'm the stonework of Dunferm-
line Abbey Church, part of the build
ing Is being treated with silicate Of
soda
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-05
CITY NEWS.
Buy buggies at sherwood's.

Buy buggies at Sherwood's.
The Ladies Society of the q. P.
church, which was to have met with
Mrs. Jacob Schouten July 0, will be
postponed until it rains.
George F. Hornung and Lucretia
Mann Of this city were married by
Justice John Leindecker on July and
Richard T. Mclaughlin and Laura
Shaffnett on July Bird.
Regular meeting OF Hermann
lodge, No. lie, I. o. O. f., tonight IT
7:30 o'clock. Visiting brethren cor
daily invited.
Ice cream dispensers had all they
could do and then some yesterday.
The morning was the busiest time of
the day and in the evening hundreds
patron1zed the refreshment parlors.
One manufacturer reports that he was
unable to supply enough cream for
city delivery SO great was the demand
that 1t far exceeded the supply. Monday
night, the report comes automatically,
the breweries were unable to fiji all
the orders received and drivers were
kept busy far into the night delivering
the brew,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-05
CITY NEWS.
Smoke Power City Cigar.

smoke Power City Cigar.
The tracks of the street railway
company on the North Fourteenth
street line are being repaired.
For better shoe repair work try
Karle. S14 Main street.
A straw stack on the Dr.. Nc
Creary place on the north edge of the
city, caught fire yesterday afternoon
from spontaneous combustion.
Captain Harry w. Myers was oy-
ercome by the intense heat twice at
the Taber mill fire on Monday after
noon. He was able to return to his
duties each time however.
For harness repairs. Sherwood.
Henry E. Alton, proprietor of the
Alton livery stables, appreciative OF
the fine work of the firemen last
night, sent three boxes of cigars to
the stations this morning.
Sherwood leads in the harness
line.
Regular meeting Of Keokuk Aerie,
No. 6S3, F. O. E.. tonight at Eagles
Hall, 523 Main at s o'clock. Visit
irg brothers always welcome Chas
A. Noakes. secretary.
The Keokuk Electric company re
ports one of the biggest businesses it
has had for long time as the result
OF yesterdays street car runs through
the city and over the interurban. Dur
ing the afternoon and evening on one
trailer, one conductor alone took In
| s41.25.
-Keokuk Camp M W. A. No. 622
will hold It's regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall. All members are
requested to be present.
Not one single arrest was made
on the Fourth of July, and the police
officers had an easy time SO far as
taking disturbers In tow was concern
ed. Last night was quiet too and the
report of Captain FuQua this morning
said that there was nothing doing"
Eight hundred feet Of new hose
has been ordered by the fire depart
ment. Five hundred feet of the hose
known as Manhattan has already ar
rived. The remaining three hundred
feet known as Underwriters hose
will be shipped later This latter
brand Of fire hose is tested by insur.
ance representatives as 1t is manu-
featured In the factories.
Residents in the west end of the
city, owe big debt Of gratitude to
a number of cooper shop employees
because OF their prompt action on
Monday evening In saving property
along the bluff above the burning Ia
ber's mill. When the fire broke out,
Will Haaga and number of other
men from the cooperage plant ran
across the city and with clubs and by
tramping their feet on blazing grass,
weeds and rubbish kept the flames
from spreading to homes and creating
a. forest fire on top of the hill A great
deal Of thanks has been expressed to
these men for their voluntary quick
ness In helping to keep the fire und.
control and assisting the fire depart
ment In the manner they did.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-16

,perben. bic sr feIbft In feinsr Sugsnb
bnfiir erI15t bat. Gas HsiipisI pDn
Wsiust iii nnafmein tetannt. 6sfIss
Gsissanirng fhlGst nun Dor. baB Der
bilbtnbe Istiniilsr ltnb feline Grbtn an
MertkImdfs ifinfr gDexft Mnt1til
hoben fcIlsn, inbtm bel alien 0ffsnts
lidsn 8trfdtfsn BON Drten Der Wias
isrei, a1ilbb1uertnnIi. qupieritiMsu
unb 3sihnilngen 2 sroatni bfs gsrsis
les bem aiinftlsr ip1brenb feinsr 2ebs
seiten unb isinen GrbeH 30 Sabre nnh
benz lobe nusbs3nhlt iperbtn fcIltn.
Dos GeIts muft babel aiietnfheinlih
teinen unterf6isb afpifhen Der mfrtbs
iteiaeruna unb bem arbsrsn GaiI, baB
Der s3reis btim Witneruerfnuf gerinntr
iii ols BEL nem trfifH. Jm 3uiams
menhang NIT nieisn grorttrun9tn iibsr
bas lirbebsrrsbt In Der bilDsHnenHumit
erregt Elm prossb Mufitben, In btul
sum erften Wlal fir eintn Nr6iittten
| ber aItihe anfpruh erbobeH irfrc.
Die Erben ron M. aeHDir flihrtn ben
| sas&tstifsis mtiser. ben bts aanAier
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-16

fsIbft ipeesn zines iehr ouffdnigen
Qloaidts an einfm ieiner W1uiptrtt
bsgonntn bat. Or battle I'm Sabre
1887 in einem 9abeort Der Hrtldgns
tin adiino srridtsi unb mar ni6i me-
Mig iiberrnfd5f. uIs sr siuiss Sabre
fpdter In sinem anberen 8abeort bers
isl6en Gegsnb ein Geb0uot trblidit.
bos ibm cine senaue 9sdd6ilcung itis
nss eigenen Hnuss su fein fhisn. nnr
bnb ss bier aIs elm prfDntfrdntenbnus
bisnis. Or itreneis bnrauf ben prOs
seb an, unb ais sr ftarb. brudien feline
grben bic poIIii1nbieen Gnttlirfs btr
fraqIiGen Gjeb1ube Dor Dtrint, INN 3u
belUeiftn. bnb asnoirs Sheen bier In
auffallsnbsr MfiTs asTtchltn fsien. Die
Gnti6eibung Dss Dsrihis ipirb In al
len auHittrtiltn NIT Spannung srs
lpnrtet.
Gsffeihtf0
.Mein Brunoioe ilt: Ter aern
iit 1IIes, Bite Sd,nIe aidtsl@s
.,nnl - nit Sbuen fuiikte oeJn.
|isn6 jsbr aia - fiyI6su eilsn fslH. !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-16

Der 2ebensmittel, bic ben Dunid err
pedte, bte 3abl Der Gifer sn bet
f4rdnten; piefleidt lag Der Grunb
autb barin, bdb bic GmpOrer nad
Sdns perIaneten, pdbrenb 5uoion
lpeiter noh Meiten su iteuern ipiinihs
te, nm istner f9einbaren 4nfftnouns
Der norbtpeitlihen 9urhfobrt bic
arone aufsuiessn uno nu9 SIuiten
su aelonaen. Die Mteuterer bemG6ti9s
ten Iich Suoions. feines jungen Sob
mes unp iiebsu treugebIiebener Sseleus
te, iebten ite nit gerineen Sebensmlts
tin uno elmer 5Slirte in Elm Boot uno
fuhren oonu felbit nit oem erpeols
tipns16ifF nod Gnalanb Suriid -.
MIan bat ME ipieoer etlpds bon
SubTon unb fstnen ungliidlihen Be
qleitern eebDrt; tpabrf6einlih fno ite
Sunqers seitorben; aber no lie lbr
Gnbe qefunoen baben unb tpie ldn9e
lie fib nod qudlen mubtsn. biz Der
Cob lie erI0ite, bas lit ein unlosbdrss
GebeimniB eebltebsn. Die gteutsrsr
ipuroen ibrer Ebat tpsnis frcb; lie
tatten cine fiir6tsrIi6e Reiie gu be-
fteben. Ginise ftorben aus 3ungsr
ipdbreub Der Ssabrt, anoere fanoen i'm
qanpf nit r0ubsierigen gstimos etn
bIutiees Gnbe; Der Reft gslansts omar
nob fdbtperen RDthen unb Gntbehruns
aen am 6. September 1911 in osn9ds
fen BON 2onopn, aber als bstdnnt
ipurbe, mas eeIhsbsn mar, tpuroen iie
perboFtet uno bart bsftruft. Soglsta
ipurbe eine Silfssrpsoition unter Str
Sbomas Button nab Der Suoionbas
oeianot, nm ben sroben 5orfder uno
feline 9eoleiter, ipenn m0glih gu ret
ten - aber bas ausssi6itts Sdtft
muBte iAIiebIid bctmtebrsn, opne
cine Spur BON benz 9srmibtsn sntostt
gu baben! y
So enbete Dor nunmebr ssnau 300
oHyabren Der erobe 9srrp Suo'On, Der
elmer Der erfoIgrsiditeu pionisrs Der
beainnenben ROroppIorfcrihung ss'
tpeien mar! -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-16

9as urbtberredt In ber
aunif. Nus paris tpirb btrihtet:
Die geftrsbungsn. aud In Der bilbens
ben aunft elm urbebsrrsbt su f6ufs
fen, baben iin jtbi su einem bemer<
tensmertb<n Gsfebontrag perbihtet.
ben Der Juriit 4nbre 6sFs In Der abs
aeprbnetentommtr siHgebrnhs bat. Die
griinbs, bic bafiir geltenb gsmnht
sperben, iinb fnon otter auseinnnbtrgss
fsst iporben. Mdhrenb bas Meht
he's Gi6ters an feinem Msrt iehr sntr
Ihisbea 8ef6iisi III. nerIiert btr bils
benbe aiinitltr ieben alnfpruh barun.
nad3bem sr es einmal dus Der 6ano
otasben bat. GO fnnn es i1m begfgs
nen. bnb Merts ieiner onnb. iDenu er
of unb beriibms gsiporben IN, fiir nns
l)lslfuds Der SHnsTse ,neitst ettsanfI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-16

Cincinnati 1urnaeuseiuoe

s.eesln1dsles Observation-Disclosures am CONS.
iGa beA ar lsHi. AbeaEbb 4 ubr. 1tg mssts
psiener lfnn freEnbttGf etnaelGbeR.
Vi. HtfefMaHH j. &sEeDKE,
ms, q, <6ieIe. E6rtfsWarf ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-16
Die uumerirten &bnisstbhter

Die ipdteren 9ebensjabre Der 2o1s
ter Quopig's Ky. itno ben Ssihthtss
idreibsrn pobl bstaHnt, absr ME iIe
ibre Sugeuo sugsbraht bdbsn, oaruber
errTtte bisber siniges Suntsl. SIsls
Glide in Der 9efhi6te fiiLlt Elm nsuts
BUD aus, bas Der bs.unnts fran3oitide
Siftpriter Wurquis non Ssgur ioeoen
psrDffentli1t. .Msspames be 6rdnes.
lpie Die S64ter 2ugpig's XIV. gs'
nannt perpen mubtsu, buben in ibrsr
sSuaeno Elm gang merttrurolgss Sspen
qsfiibrt. Sn tbrsn srItsu 2ebsnslabren
battsn iie, Da Iis ni6t feterIi1 getautt
tuprben rpdreu, ionosru tpurosn NIT
3ablen be3ei6nst, unb cine pon linen,
maoums Sirieme, tpuroe erit auf Dem
Sobtenbett: auf ben Nomsn JeltcItas
aetauft. Bon Der 9eburt on hotteu bic
zo6ter Guopig's XIV. uHter ibrem
bo6en Range gu leioeH, pa lie iibsrdQ
BON Den itsifen h6fii6:n 9oritrIften
einassnqt paren. gpm Sags ibrer Sts
burt an bate iebe adt aammerfrdusn
um ii6, Die ibHsn itdnbig auf ben Ger
fen tpuren. Seosn mOrgen. ipenn lie
ibre SHUTTER Su bsgriibsn hattsn, folsis
ibnen cine Sdaar BON 40 5ofoamsn.
Quppia XIV. bsbanoslts lie bohit ftisfs
pdtsrlih. Sinf BON isinsn fisb:H
SD6tern rpurben in ibrer Susene aus
Spariamfsitsgriinoen pom '5ofe &C..
rabesu perbunnt uHn Dem alofter
loutrspauIt, bds so Rsilsu BON Der
iailIes sntfernt lisst, sur Grsithuus ans
psrtraut. Die .Spariumteitse~iinoe"
fpuren iibriseus tsine lseren Worts,
oenn tbatid6lih tpurbsu jIbrlih 800,s
| 900 2ipres aui oisis Deife erfpart.
eSn 9eriuillss blisben nur pi. beioen
eritsn, Wabame qrsmisrs unb Wias
pame Ssconbe.
2lls Die flint 90nisstShtsr aus biss
| Ter m.gerbunnuus" nah 9eriaiLIss gus
riiftebrten, Ifien es, nls OBJ in ibrem
Batter bic 9utsrssfibls eripaht.u.
9snn ob uno gu lisb er iie in isin Ges
mad tDmmsn uno ipieIte nit ihnsn.
auBerpem gab er ihneu brollies Spit<
namen, bic ibneu seitlsbsns anbafteteu.
unb nannts gum 8sifpisl abtlaibe:
5orts, @ietoirs: Code, Sopbis:
8roille unb 2ouiis: gbiffe. 9as Gin.
greifsn Der pompobour muhte isbo6
oiefer ainbsrfreupe balo Elm gnos. Die
Muttsr. Raria 2eeSinsta. tiimmsrts
fid iiberbaupt taum>um ibre 9Dhter.
Gs mar ibr fapn su pist, ipsnu fie,tdss
LID eiHmai erihienen, um ibr bic 5uno
su tiiiien. Tisfe efpigen 8efuds, ers
tldrte fie, ermiiDeten tie. Gi. t0nig.
lihe GrSiebung, bic ben prinoeHin.n
sutbeil tpurne, ipar hDhIt n.rtpiirbig.
Der 4taOemiter 5aroion .perabfolsts-
ibnen elf 9Gnbe elmer 9sihihts
9eutI9Iunos, elm. oidl,ibiss airdsns
eeI6ihts, cine nod bidleibigere Ges
| f6ihte Der 9ihttunit Don ibm fslbii
unb zine srpan3iebGnbige M:ltgeIhihs
ts; auberbem trisben iis etfpas Muiit
Dap ibr @eiit babel fih burdaus nihi
geiunb enttpidsln tonHts, perFtebt fif
BON fetbft. Gle fnmen auf Die felt.
famften 99anten uno fparen immer In
blfterer Stimmung. Sollten iie fif
| pergniissn. 70 ipieltsn Iis Srduer,
marble ober ianssn SootsnmsFeu. uni
tpenn fie nit ibrem grubtr. bem D1u.
pbin, suiammsntantn, plauberten Fl
nit ibm iibsr 9esrGbniifs. Stre Su,
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