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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-06-16

matum," said Mr.. Wells. who had fol-
lowed Newton's words closely. When
did they inform Meneely Of their In
tended course?' $50
That's a fact-let's see." Newton
scanned the telegram. tsTh1s was sent
at ten this morning; the men met last
night. Why, these Western people
must have had an inspiration"
Newton drew the telegram through
his fingers in abstraction. The others
watched him silently.
1--WE got it, he broke out "1've
got it. It's an insult to your combined
intelligence to tell you the truth. That
Western has always been stock-1ob-
bling game, and one Of it's directors
and big owners is the biggest stock
jobber and the biggest gentleman OF
the road in all the world-or Chi
cago."
Barr" came three voices, in sur
prising unison.
"Barr-none," declared Newton.
Austin and Hazlitt laughed-a little.
Mr.. Wells smiled seriously.
w Gil he Qu0I4Su, anu IAOAC "eso q
wealth of meaning in the information.
That's it, assented Newton, grave
again. 'This little pool of ours is
spreading nicely isn't it? And such
harmless little pool. too, 1t was. Just
an opera box, trip to Europe and
eozy joy-time in New York-that's all
it came into the world for, and now
look at it-a young ocean, with the
low, black, rakish craft of Barr afoat
on it's bosom"
'How much stock do you suppose
Barr has sold, Hazlitt?" asked New
ton, abruptly, of the broker.
"Hard to tell. Perhaps 10000
shares. The selling has been heavy.
Probably all for his account. We had
to take 10000 shares more than we
Sold"
"Now. isn't that PLEASANT" Newton
nodded mockingly to Mr.. Wells and
Austin eff a strike is declared, the
stock will drop at least five points
S15O,OOO presented with our compu-
ments to Barr.
GLOW much did the 10000 precious
shares cost us, Hazlitt?" asked New
ton again, very softly.
They'll average 461a."
''There we are. Our profits are tied
up in 10000 shares of stock bought at
46h. Central closed tonight at As, SO
we're out exactly $4,000 as it stands,
If we tried to sell ten shares 1t would
break to- 40, probably. It seems to me
that we had better turn little more
money in to Hazlitt SO he can support
Bars selling tomorrow. I'll telegraph
Meneely tonight for a full report on
the situation. When we get that we
can decide whether we should aban-
don the movement at loss or con-
tinue it at possible-remotely pos
sible-gain."
The others assented to this arrange
ment.
you'll get my check in the morn
ing, Hazlitt" There was touch OF
WEAKNESS in Mr.. Wells voice.
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'Mr. Barr, sir?" said the waiter. 1t
was noon of Friday, and in the Law
yers' club.
Mr.. Barr kept his eyes on the
newspaper propped up against a
carafe, but made half circle with his
busy fork in the walters direction.
Thank you, sir" said the waiter,
reading permission in the maneuver.
81 thought you might like to know, sir,
that President Wells Of the Twelfth
National bank, has had this table ev-
cry noon for five years, rain or shine,
sir"
Mr.. Bars glance fitted quickly
from the print to the walters eyes.
1t came back as quickly, however, and
the little man nodded his acknowledge
ment of the information.
GA curious man, sir, Mr.. Wells. Al
ways spelling menu cards-wlth his
figures, sir'-explained the unsmiling
waiter as the little man looked up
again.
Worse than usual, sir, few days
ago, when he lunched here with some
friends. He quite used up the back,
sir, and ran down the front to the des-
sert-that might be owing some to his
friends, sir, though; they figured
bit, too.
"I kept it for a meementO--Ive
weakness for meementos, sir. Would
you care to see it? 1t is odd
Perhaps the little man nodded. Tie
gure-bespattered card came out of
the pocket of the walters jacket and
rested beside Mr. Barr's plate. He
glanced at it, perfunctorily, and went
on with his paper.
He finished at last. He put the card
In his coat pocket, negligently, and
arose. The still unsmiling waiter pull
&c, down the tails of the little mans
coat with his left hand and received
backed certificate with his
right-graciously
'"Thank you, sir" he said, with the
perfect composure of a well-bred wal
ter.
Entering his private Office, Barr
crossed over to the busy ticker. The
tape carried to him the news of the
battle on the floor of the Exchange.
Big blocks Of Colorado Central were
coming out. Resistlessly their impact
was beating down the defenses OF
Hazlitt Fraction by fraction the
struggle was going against him. The
stock, which had opened at As, had
been borne back to 431z by the inces-
sant assaults. The cold figures told
Barr of the stormy scenes under way
on the floor.
He turned from the ticker with
smile He swung himself up on the
fattopped desk and took from the
pocket of his ulster the menu card.
The silence of the room as he read
the mute record of three mems and
one woman's hopes, was broken only
by the clicking of the ticker, telling
it's epic of battle in this quiet place.
Five minutes passed. The little man
turned half about and, still holding
the card, picked UP the desk phone.
'The floor" he said, tersely, as the
Office central queried.
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cluded, fetching tremendous sigh, 7
shall probably use it to establish a
new library be1t-if Mr.. Carnegie
leaves me ROOM"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-06-16
BY JAMES H. CANNON, Jr.
Copyright, by Street & Smith.

He stock market had been
for weeks in the listless
grip of the doldrums. Like
a great ship abandoned by
the winds, it had swung
idly here and there, point
ing lazily now up, now
down, the mammoth, help
less sport of toying, many
minded zephyrs.
And so it might have
rnctod inert and unheed-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-12-30
HERE'S A WAY TO SAVE
DOCTOR BILLS.

1t was an association OF gcntlenlil,
professionally physicians and chem
lists, all OF whom were born III the
drug trade so to speak. and who
have been connected with il all their
lives, who first gave to the world
Castoria, which as every one knows,
j. a pleasant. and effective remedy
'or the ailments OF infants and child
EN-. 1t has always been recogni-
ed as a m%critorious preparation,
md its reward has been the greatest
popularity ever enjoyed by any re-
medy ever put upon the market; at
tanned, not by namboyant advertis-
ing or appeals to ignorance or vul-
gar prejudice, but by inhe merit.
Nj physicians recommend il, and
many. very many, prescribe 1t.
Many parents call it the family
physician. Many other families
take advantage OF what the physician
told them when he was first called
in consultation. All good family
physicians say; "Give the children
Castoria." Healthy parents know
this remedy OF old. for they took II
themselves as children. 1t was o
than thirty years ago that Castoria
made a place for itself in the house
hold. 1t bore the signature OF Char
les II. Fletcher then, as it does today
The signature is its guarantee, which
is accepted in thousands OF. homes
where there are children.
Much is printed nowadays abou,
big families. DR.. William J. McCrar
OF Omaha. Neb; is the father OF one
IF these much read about families
Here is what he says:
"As the father of thirteen children
certainly know something about
your great medicine, and aside from
my own family experience ! have IL
my years OF practice. found Castoris
a popular and efficient remedy in al
INST every home"
Charles II. Fletcher has received
hundreds OF letters from prominent
physicians who have the same es-
| TEEN for Castoria that DR.. McCrar
has. Not only do these physicians
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-12-30
mo. 1850

mo. 1889
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES, NINTH
CIRCUIT, DISTRICT OF Me-
VADA.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-12-30
IN EQUITY

HENRY CLAY FOWNES, ED
WARD STANTON FOWNES,
and WILLIAM CLARK FOWNES,
Partners doing business under the
firm name and style of Fownes
Brothers,
Plaintiffs.
VS..
MANHATTAN CON-
MINING CON-
PANY, a Corporation,
Defendant.
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notwithstanding Agents 4
once for the sale Of "COMPEN-
DIUM o. Everyday Wants. the
book of general necessity. price $l.5U,
also for THE DEVILS BRIDE" 4
wonderful religious allegory, price
$l.OO. Either outfit sent postpaid for
ten cents. 50 per cent commission
B. HUFFMAN, Publisher, 136 West
Lake Street, Chicago, III.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-12-30

and decree, and all of said person,
: and each of them, are ordered an
directed to forthwith deliver ant
: urrender to said Receiver the pos
session of all property and assets o
said Company, whether personal o,
n real. of every kind and characte,
whatever, in the possession or under
the control of said persons or either
Of them, their agents, servants or
employees.
1t is further ordered that Until the
further order Of this Court, said Re-
ceiver is authorized to employ such
persons as may be necessary to take
possession OF, care for, preserve and
account for said property, and to pay
the taxes thereon, to take the neces-
sary steps by doing the assessment
work, or otherwise, to preserve the
title OF said property, to keep said
property fairly insured and to pay
the insurance thereon, and to do
such other things as in his judgment
are urgently and Immediately neces-
sary for the preservation and CON
troll OF said property.
1t is further ordered that said Re-
ceiver is hereby fully authorized to
institute and prosecute all such suits
as he may deem necessary, and to
defend all such actions instituted
against him as such Receiver, and
also to appear in and conduct the |
prosecution or defense of any suits !
against the said Austin Manhattan
Consolidated Mining Company.
1t is further ordered and directed
that said Receiver shall cause this
order and decree to be published at
least &C. a week for four weeks in
SOME newspaper published in the
County of Ormsby and also some
newspaper published in the County
Of Lander, Nevada.
1t is further ordered that before
entering upon the discharge of his
duties said Receiver shall give an of
fetal bond in the sum Of Ten Thous-
and Dollars, with sureties, to be APP
proved by the Judge of this Court.
Done in open Court this 9th day
of December, 1911.
F. S. HARRINGTON,
Judge.
Date of first publication December
18th, 1911.
Date of last publication, January d..
1912.
AGENTS WANTED = First-class |
or this and surrounding counties.
or the NEW STANDARD 1910
ATLAS of the World" A..
making $4,000 to $4,000 per /
week. Best Of terms. Also Agents !!
or low priced. easy-selling JUVEN
lie and HOLIDAY Books. Com
outfit postpaid only Zoe. SCI
'er cent commission to agents. Full l
PARTICULARS free. Address A. B.. R
<CHLMAN, Publisher. 1876 West, (
AXE Street, Chicago, Illinois. Z
a
FOR SALE-A double bedstead \
II good condition: also set of double 8
prings. woven wire, almost new [
rice $1,000. Inquire at this Office. :
~~~~~~~
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say they use Castoria i'll their W
families, but they prescribe it for
their patients. First OF all it is Il
vegetable preparation which assimi-
lates the food and regulates the
stomach and bowels. After eating
comes sleeping, and Castoria look,
ont for that too. 1t allays ievcrish-
ness and prevents loss OF sleep. and
this absolutely without the use OF
opium. morphine or other baneiul
narcotic.
Medical Journals are reluctant t.
discuss proprietary medicines. Halls
Journal rof Health however, says,
Our duty to expose danger and re
cord the means for advancing health
The day for poisoning innocent
children through greed or ignorance
ought to end. To our knowledge
Castoria is a remedy which produces
composure and health by regulating
the system, not by Supplying it. and
eur readers are entitlde to the inior-
,hation."
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-12-30

FOR SALE-.A double bedstead.
in good condition.: also set of double
Price $1,000. Inquire at this office.
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Read the advertiA
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those who advert
order that YOU
are in BUSH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-11
Cincinnati, Wiittpod. ocm IL. Ottober 1911.

mahung 9endB Ut DER er1te 24ell DER
ceutfd-fran3oiiIdsn unter6anolun8en
nit 8e3ug auf Wturotfo, Der auf ben
Status BON Marofto Ielbit 8e3ug Bot,
gum abidlub gslangt unb bic 8erelns
bdrung tDiro ais 3siden Der Qnnabme
in aiir3e bon beiben Gdnoern pratttlt
in araft 9sIebt perben. Die formelle
llnter3ei6nung miro binausgeidoben
iperbsn, Biz audi Der Sneite 3beil Der
llnter6anblungen, Der auf bic Gntihdz
higung i'm frdn3OiiI6en Gongo, Die
0eutitluno srbult.n io[, gum abs
ihlub gs!an3t lit.
Grobs geodtung finbet Elm offi3i0z
Ter Qrtitet Der ra0lniihen 3ettung", =,
tpelher iia gsgen fran3oitIhe 9rebz
| itimmen unb bic 9ei6lu7e fran50Itz
iter pdrldmentarier ipenbet, Die fir
Beripeigerung BON aompeniationen i'm
aongo an 3eutIhlanb sintreten. 0as
rbeiniihe gIutt perleiht Der 5offnung
2(usbrud, buB bic fran3DIiide Regies
rung on bieier Stimmungmahe, tpel6e
bas gan3e Murotto.Nbtommen 3Ipi>
Ihen 0sutIhlano unb iFrantrei6 ges
| fdbrben f0nnte. ni6t betbeilt9t lei.
Wurotto, 10 betont Die .Golniids 3eis
tung", Isi Elm letter giFen. Der obne
Elm GinpsrftGnbuiB nit Deutf6Ianb
nift peridludt perber tonns. Der
gbatbeftanb lei tlur uno sinfah. GU
gsftdnbniiie feien niat obne 9egenleis
| itungen su erldnaen.
Die ugerliner ReueTten Ru6rthtsn"
unb bic hisiigs .poit" 6alteu ben Dis
bsritanb fran30iiIhsr garlamenturisr
ososn Die gspldntsn RompenIutionen
| fir iiberous nidtig. Die ubrigsn
8Iltter entbaItsr iid zines sinihIdatz
aer Gommsntars.
Iurtifde Zorpebo6oo in
ben 9run0 gebp brit.
2onDon, 10. Oft. Giner D.pes
! iae aus 8pnitantinopeI 3ufoIge iiro
bier tiirtiIhe gorpsoobpOte, dls Iie pom
JoniI6:n Wlesr 3uriittebrtsn, am
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sinem ituIienti6en 9eihpaoer iibers
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| GsFe6t giHgen brei Der 8oote uuter,
bas pierte enttdm dbsr, inoem IS etRe
ausIdnoiihe Jlaggs aufbibte.
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SultGnebs bei hlaSz
Rdbmt.
Teberdn, Peritsu. 10. Dit. -
Dds gigsutbum Don SdudsGszSuls
tansh, einss 8rub.rs oes S6ahs pon
/ 9eriien, puroe am 9isnitdg duf 8s'
| fshl oss Gsusrul|SbdBmeifsrs Shus
fer befhlasnahmt.
Der RutionlIratb bate am Wlpntdg
beidIoFsn, ouB oas gan3s gefigtbum
SdudeGszS Sultanehs tonfis3irt !pers
ben iplle. Die 8enodrmen ieooh, Die
| a6eeIhidt purben, um BON isin:m 9as
luft 8eTB au srgreifen, idben iit 60
| iatsn ssgtniibsr, BEL Osusn Ith stpsi BE-
ANTE beg ruf1iiheu Goniuluts befdn'
ben. Die Soiatsu orohtsn Jsuer gu
qebtn, Dorauf Die 8eubdrmen iih Sus
| riitsogeu. Die Qugelegenbsit puroe
bsm ruFifhsu 9siauotsn uuterbrsitet
Dieter bate Bis gum Tienitag W2prgen
nihts BON iih boreu Iu1en, uno oer
| GjensrdItStaBHleiftsr ititte baHr 10C
| Gsnodrmsn unter siusm ameritunti6su
| 0fTi3ier ab, Die iia oes galaites be
mGhtioten. Die psriiih.u aoiuteu
sogsn iih 3uriid. Der ruHiihe General,
toniuI prpteitirte, srtidrsno, bab ods
Gigentbum on cine ruFtihe 9aRt per-
pfGnoet lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-11
8eripri6t,ft4 in 3utunft
gut Guf III Rren 3u
npllen.

Columbus, Sbio, 10. Oft. -
Die pom Staute Ohio gegsn Die Sod
ing 8aQep ga5n eingeleiteten Sdrttte,
oerIeIben t6rsu 5reIbrieF All nehmen,
buben oomit ibr GnDe erreiht, bab bic
8abngeIeuIhdft periprah, bic Gon@
troqe iiber gepiFe 9oblengeIsQf6dften
uno tOnturrtrenoe 8ahnlinten auf5u>
gsbeu. Inter 3uItimmung beioer 8arz
teien purpe bonn Gbergsriht bic geruz
flung Der DertlagteH Geisqfduft abge@
DIsfen.
Die 8ahn bat Iih bereit ertIdrt,
ihre SntersfeH an Der gpIeo0 uno
Sbio Gentralbabn. Der SunDae Greet
goal so. uuo anoeren gahuz uno
aoblsngsfsni6aften 81 perduBern uHo
in 3utunTt ita Hiht segeH bas Cher
man Geisg 81 oergeben.
Sn Isiner aIagsIdrift bate Der
Stdat bsbduptet, bub bic Balm etn
tpntrouirsnoes Sutsr.iIe an Der Bud
enc Goal & u. 81. go., Der SoIepo &
Obio Central e. 81. Co., Der rSas
n1pba &: Waiht5on R. IT,, Der games
pile &c WeItern II. II. uuo Der Sunz
oae Greet Goal Wintng SO. errpor6en
babe uno elm poIitduoiges Wlonopol
uuf bic 6pting 8aaep ao6Lenfeloer
al erlau1en itrebs. lin oIes Su srreiz
den, bdttsn Die 9oding 8dqsp 8abn
uno ibre 3lpeiggeieqihaften urter Den
6siebsn bes Staates DeIt 8irginien
bic Continental goalgo. ssbtloet, Sob
lenlGuoersien aufgetauit uno 8onoa
ausqsaebeu. Wenn oieies UtanDOey
gur3 qslungen lpdre, piiroe ieoe Rpns
turrsn3 in bem gun5eH SobIsH9ebIett
perniftst poroen ieIn.
IDie Stepbsnion uub 6 il
msr untsriu uduns.
NliLpaufee, wis., 10. Stt. -
Das llnteriubunas Spmuittee bes
gunoes1encts, pelhes iih nit ben
Qntaoen, bic geoen ben Senator s5aaC
Stepbenion erboben puroen, beihGf:
tiut, per60rte amDienitag ben Staats,
fenator Sobn ). Blaine, peL6er bes
| bauptet bate, pub 6err Stspbeuior
| ieine GrnGbIuns burh geTteaung uni
Sorruptior ourdgeiest babe. 6er1
Blaine mubte auf bem 3eugenitanl
suqebsn, bab sr peri0nilh niht IN
Bette BON getpstsmitteIn iet, I'm Ieint
antlogen aufreht 81 erhalten, fons
bern leoiglid auf 5oreniaqen bin fetn'
9ehduptungeu aufgeitelt babe. rllut
auf folhs sSnformation bin pagen Sit
2lntlaeen gegeu eineu 8unoesienoto,
su erbebeu, bic fpeun betpieien, ibn ms
s3uhtbaus bringen t0unten2" iagtt
/ Senator Sepburn. Blaine entqsgnst
borauf, oab sr segloubt babe, elue of'
fentlihe 9fli6t gu srfulen.
ghicuap, Sqs., 10. Stt.-Sobr
M. geffers bon 4urora. 81, Der fri
bere Sstretar oes Gr SenQtprs BIB
| 5. 5optius, iogte 8ienitug por ben
2oriner unteriu6ungs &putrnitte
aus, baB er pier Yerionen in 8erpah
babe, in torrupter Beiie fir Senate,
2orimer seftimmt 5u baben. 0iei
bier iinD: Der friihere Staatsfenato
8otpina, gr Stdat8ienator Eieto
tod uno bic friiberen Repraientantel
8ursstt uno 9aprence. 3eugs bshaup
tet. oab bic 9enannten, 5ielbftpd aus
senommen, anbdnser Soptius' gene
len ieien. baB er iis aber tets bearg
ipO5nt babe, iih pDn 2orimer beItetel
81 laiIeu, oa tie INNER Die often
5ano hinbielten. isisIbitot, ben c
r. Ct. sriudt babe, fir 5optius q
ittmmen, babe ibm geantportet: .g
tpitete MID 9enau 1885, um ertpdbl
su treroen uno ih muB oas 9sID gu
r!iGerbalten. SD bin usesr au Gau
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Bonn itaIieuif DIST L riff den
ariea.

Rom, II. Gttober. Die 8orhnt Der
ttaIienii6sn StiupaiipnssQrmee lans
bette am Gienitag in 5obrut, on Der
nprn5iilihsn aiifts pon Jripolis uno
rs Wlsilen fpsftlib bon Der osspptis
ifkn Gr.nae. 5obru, bilost oas 5hor
fir ben reihiteu uuo beitsH 5heil Der
grppins 1ripoIis, um beIIen gsiiB es
ben Sialiern hauptidhIih gu tbun 1T.
Der 9oupttheil Der italienifheH De
iupdtionss sarmee bsfinbst iih ieBt auf
bctkr GEE. ungefdbr 80 Sransportz
bompfer init SoIbdisH siHsen am
Montdg abenb uHb ON 3ienitag
Wsoreen Don Nsapel, Iarent uHo
4goftp bel Gpraeus in Si5iIieu db
unb perben BON einsm srobsn 1beil
Der italisniihen Glotte estortirt. Die
9ransporiihiffe iamHelten iia am
iiioIiheH Gnoe Der Strdbe BON Uleis
iind uno bilb.n cine iiinf Uleilen Ianss
uHo cine UseiIs breite Eolonne, bic
porne, duf beiben Seiien uno TN Riis
den BON ainisnfdiffen unb arsusern
umgebtn III, pdbrenb cine grobe
3abl BON 2orp.oobooten unb 3eritos
rern uiener bie eroberen Shiffe sesen
rH0slihe 4nsriffe BON tiirtiiten 5ors
pebpbooten itiisen.
Grit psnn bieie Gruppen olls seians
bet tporosn iInb, fptro eidlftn iih be-
rtis ertlGren. gu untsrbanbslTl.
bon, 10. DIT. Dem gbros
nicle ptrb aus aonitantiHorsl telesras
phirt, bab bic lsBte Rots RI pforte an
bic WGhte in 10 Deri6i ,sIihem Tone
eebnl,sn sepeien iei. ~, geutIhlanh
beihloffsn babe, NIT en anbsren
Mdhien ipieoer in Ronr goriteluneeu
su MAIDEN. nit Der 5uh yuns. eins
0eritGnoisung supeae ;u ingen. eis
nige Der unsporten, bic cr Yforts
pDn ber Wdhten 5ugeganssn 'iHo. fol-
len aiinitig fir bic 5iirtei ia, zen.
Berlin. 10. DIT. In b,pst wos
.ilhen areiien perlauiet. ndb Stal en-
niaens isi, Der 9iirt.i cine gntiltG'
bisungsiMmme BON $12,000,O0O fur
1ripolis gu be5dblen. es aber cine Gras
&C isi. ob es jee. nod ipilens lei. biz
GuserdHit1t bes Gultaus iikr 5ripos
liz in irgenb elmer Jorm ansnertennen
Die offentIite Wleinung ft<tHt on.
gesen gu fsin, ba cine iolfx Su3fr6nis
iat Ipdter bod nod .inmaI 3u sinem
aonfliit fiibr.R miiiIe.
Gin 4nsriff ber Turteu
auf 9ripolis abse
fdiaeen.
9ripoIis. 10. Stto6er. Di.
1iirsen beabiihiiesn ousenitxinlit
niht. 1ripclis ben Siolisnsrn obn.
ipsiteren ensrgifhsn Nioeritanb AL
iibsrloifen. Seit ntbrersn 5agen has
ben 8ebuinsn in Der Hdbt Der italies
niffen NorpoIten retosnos3irt UNI
mebrmnls iinb iie tpdbrenb oes Rohia
in bem Wereih Der Suf5lihtsr bon ben
aritssihiffsn setommen. absr BON ben
GjeIfcifsn Der I'M oafen lisgeneen
ArsuSsr snriidsetriexn lporhsn.
Qlm 0ieniina Worgen um Gin llh,
riidtsn unssf1br 1900 5iiri.n, mil
sfslosefhiiben in 5lpei aOlonnsn gss
gen bic Stabt Dor. ausenifxinlih mi!
ber Abiiht, iit irieber einsunebmen
Cine srobe Wtnss bon arabsrn Be.
innD iih Bel ben 1rnppen unb BIZ
btruumurihirenDs HoIonne iab iebl
formiodbti aus. Der italisnifhe Rom.
1lnnbeur mar nber auf einen folder
MngriH gefabt unb pclitGnbis fiir Der
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baum: sd fprbere 9srshtigteit unp
Greibeit. 9ott belle Shnen, ipeun Si:
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Der Rihter, roelher Der 4niiht lit,
oab bic 5rau nidt rett bel 5roite lit,
lisb lie tros ibrss susrsiihen pro
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