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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-10-04
Anglo-Persian Rugs.

twenty-five distinct patterns view, in sizes
ranging from 22sx36 inches to IL fxl5 feet.
No stronger endorsement could be had OF the wearing
qualities OF this rug than the tact that last December the floors
OF the United States Senate Office Building covered
exclusively with Whittal AngoPersan rugs after close
petition with other domestic rugs
The fall prices on these rugs follows
Size 22i ix36 inches----$375 Size 6x9 teet---$335 so
Size 27x54 inches SIS Size Sx10l feet-------- 1926
Size 35x63 inches $50 Size 9xl2 feet------- $500
It will pay you to take trip
to town at our expense and exam
inc this new artistic line. If your
purchases amount to $40 we'll pay
your carfare one way; with pur-
chases amounting to $40 or over,
we'll be glad to stand the expense
of the entire trip.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
Gin heftiqcr Madltsalarm

lit Sos heilere, Sl1rdt einjagenoe &rt=
iten zines &inoes, 6as plokri& bonn
Stidbuiten befouen miro. @aufig
bra6te es 0etpis @bamblin BON Mmt-
deiter, 8. (@. 81. SEQ. y ouf sic Set
ne neil oellen bier &ih6er bdrtfig 6em
StidM1Itc1 untermorfen maren. 3n=
.meilen in heftiaen Mnf6uen," idretbt
:er, beargittgt, tie miir6en iterben, aber
:ieitoem mir in @%rfabrung gebra9t,
mos fir Elm ftderes @eilmittel Or.
I@ings Meue gntoedrna lit, hoben mir
feline 6rrht mehr. @tr n~erlaiien
inns oorauf bel Group un6 fit Suiten,
Grfd1tunget ooer ireeno cine Soils
ooer 21naenfranfbeit. go tb11en's tau-
ieno on6ere. 60 fonnt or,h SIR.
Mitbmo, &eufieber. Ga Grippe, Stid=
m,Iteu. @lutltnrs fliehen 6obor. 500
un6 $t.OO. @eriudsflaide fret. Ser.
fouft BON ser Molitor Dr1g So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09

@iBt SIR, 6oR bon an Sen qerinq=
fiigigen 4ranfbeiten grfdltungen bel
meitem Sic aefdbrlihiten iin6? Sc
lit nidt Sic Grfdltung an iih, sic SIR
GIT fiiirdten braudt, aber sic erniter
@ronfbeiten, SIT oenen lie bal1fia fiibrt.
Nneumonia uno S9min6iuht fins TIT
ter oieien. @arum nidt @bamber-
lains &uiten=Mittel genommen inns
Sic grfdltung gebeilt, 10 lanoe Sbr
fSnnt? gu faufen BET Ser Molitor
Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-09
s0btete cinen M0rber.

Gin umbarmber5iger M0r5er lit
MISUNDERSTANDING bel pielen Sp-,
fern aber 81. Sings Meue 2ebenspil=
len t00ten iie bel friib5eitiger Mnmen-
Dung. Sic Itimuliren langiam Sen Ma-
gen, 2eber l1t0 gingepeioe uno perbi=
ten @eritopfung, sic 8lin6oarment-
5iinonng beruriaden; BELT ltnperoan-
lidfeit, aopfmeb, 8ilioiitdt, 5roiteln.
25e. bei Molitors 9rug So.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20
COOK IS ATTENDING
 CONSERVATION CONGRES

Little Rock. Ark, Sept. 19.-State George B. Cook is attending the National Conservation Congress which is now in session at Kansas City. He is one of the five delegates appointed to represent the National Conservation Congress. One of the things which Supt. Cook be- lieves particularly in conserving is the time and energy of the youth lie is one of the original and most act i've advocates of a seven grade school course. instead of eight grades, to fit the boys and girls for the high school. As superintendent of the Hot Springs schools he had reduced his theory to a working system with seven grades. and three classes in each grade. each class being within reviewing distance of the next. By
 this method promotions were con stant and the apt pupil heed never be held back for the slower study.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20
ARKANSAS FARMERS
C0tteB Growers Manifest Interest In Gathering Called for Sept. 50
 At The Capital.

Little Rock, Sept. 19.-The farm- CTS of Arkansas are deeply interest ed in the call that has been lssued for a mass meeting to be held ln Llt- tle Rock Sept. 30 at the same time that similar meetings are to be helo throughout the cotton growing states These meetings are primarily pro test against the prediction of a re- cord breaking crop, which, it is con- tended is not borne out by the facts, In issuing the call, Gov. Donaghey declares that to the best ot his information the crop will not exceed 900 900 bales, which would be worth more at 15 cents a pound than 1,300,00O bale crop at 10 cents pound.
 The Farmers Union has issued a call for mass meeting of farmers, bankers and merchants at the same time. and all will meet together i'll an effort to devise ways and means for realizing the most from the crop that is being grown under adverse conditions These calls have been issued in compliance with the sug- eestion of the Cotton Congress re- cently held at Montgomery, Ala. TO put into effect the holding movement inaugurated at that time, for 15 cents, is to be the object of the meeting, and those back of it be- lieve that with proper concert of action this may be accomplished.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20
SPRECKELS TELLS
 OF RISE IN SUGAR
Says High Prices at This Time Are Due to d Shortage in tie Eure-
 pean Beet Crop.

New York, Sept. 19.-According to Claus Spreckels. whose Federal Su= gar Refining Company, located at Workers. is the biggest and most ag- gressive competitor Of the Sugar Trust the present high prices of su= gar will probably go still higher be- fore they come down again.
 T don't think I can be accused oi partiality to the Trust or of a desire to defend it in any way he said to an International News Service report CT today, when l declare that that concern is not responsible for the greatly increased cost of sugar. As a matter of fact, We are now sellinS all we can make at half cent a pound higher than the price that Is being charged by the Sugar Trust. The cause of the present high prices is mainly the certainty of shortage of more than a million tons of the su= gar beet crop of Europe. European refiners are securing the world in search of raw sugar Last years crop l in Cuba was short about 350,o00 tons,
 The rise in price has been going on since the m adle of July. Sugar is now more than 3 cents pound above the July price, The movement up Will prohably continue for few weeks longer, or until this years bountiiul i beet harvest begins to be marketed. The Louisiana cane crop also prom ises we'll
 "The demand is heavy at present,
 because the caning and preserving season is beginning. That demand
 will necessarily slacken within the
 next three months and this will re-
 move one of the causes of high
 priees.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20
SENDING OUT GGR-
 PORiTION CERTIFICATES

Little Rock, Ark, Sept. 19.-The State Auditors office is engaged in sending out '.certificates of compli- ance" to the 5000 domestic corpora tions who have paid their franchise tax as provided by the Henderson act passed by the last legislature. The process is very complicated one. and some of it appears to be unnecessary, since the corporations themselves have the receipts that are issued by the Treasurer when the tax is paid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20
ADMITS POPELISTS
 PARTY IS DEAD

Little Rock, Ark, Sept. l9.-AmonS the callers at the capitol today was R. B. CarlLee. of England, who was one of the leaders of the Populist party when it was thriving in the state. He says that the Popullst party has gone out of business in Arkansas, but claims that it has left it's policies in the platforms Of the old parties q believe that the citizen should vote every time he gets d ehance,a said MT. Garlf-ee, "and vote for whatever is best. At the present time, the Democratic party offers the best opportunity for good government. as it contains more of the Populist principles, with the
 exception of government ownership of the railroads and the financial policies. And the country will come to that.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20
SOMETHING OF THE
 WILD ASS OF ASIA
The Sagacious Zebras are Difficult
 Subjects for the Trainer.

For the first time in the history of wild animal training zebras and zeb- rulas have been taught to perform tricks and obey the will of their trainer. Some fine specimens of these animals are with the Hagenbeck- Wallace Show, which exhibit here Sept. 26. For natural born stubborn ness, general cussedness and total lack of finer feelings the zebra is many degrees removed from his dis tant relative, the American mule, and no more odious comparison to the detriment of the wild ass of Asia could be made. The striped equine has always been the stumbling block in the paths of educators and trainers of beasts and animals. Many of them, after herculean and patient endeavor, have given up in disgnst and consigned the convict-coated animal to a remote and disagreeably locality, acknoWl- edging that he was beyond all human understanding. Both HagenDeck ana Wallace for many years concurred in this belief, but heroic perseverance, was finally and justly rewarded. These circus kings now have with their great shows zebras that give
 performances which include every thing done by the best trek horses.
 Drills and intricate maneuvers are accomplished with precision and cor rectness. The animals waltz, two step and curvet in perfect time with the music of the band; they eat al
 table, feign death, play clown an'
 perform other numerous and incredi
 ble tricks. And to further demon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20

bed aud go to Camden. He said if wa were not in Camden by the next Sun day night the bullets would be flying. was afraid of him after he treated my mother so ugly. I was also afraid of his father, as l had to stay alone at nights and would have gone away earlier, but I hated to leave my chl- dren."
 Mrs. Nichols wrote of other indig- mites which she said she was subject ed to and she closed her letter by saving that she was going to Fordyce l to get work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20
HAS COME BACK
Former Worlds Champion Whips Boston Boy in Ten Rounds But
 Old Time Form is Lacking,

Boston, Mass, Sept. 19.-"Batfling Nelson, former lightweight champion of the world, though battling for dozen years or more. made his initial appearance in a real contest 1n Ihls city tonight. He met and conquered a local light weight by the name ot Billy Nixon. Referee Jack Sheehan stopping the contest and declaring Nelson the winner in the tenth round.
 Nelson only showed fair form and it is doubted by the majority who saw him beat Nixon tonight that he Will ever be able to regain his lost lau- rels. To those who were acquainted with him The BattIer appeared to have lost the form that has made him famous For the first three rounds Nixon held Nelson even, but after that the local boy appeared to fear the little old man" of Hedg- wich. and Nelson had things practi- caIlv all his own way from the third round 10 the finish. At long range the ex~ehampion showed Up very poorly. His judgment of distance was poor and many of his hooks and swings went wide of their mark It was in the clinches where he was most effective. He knew too much for Nixon when they were in close and his body punches took the strength out of the local boy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20
McGAUGHY HARDWARE GO.

strate the complete control that is eX- ercised over them, the zebras are harncssed and hitched to chariots and driven in the street parade. Interest," ing in this connecting is the appear anee and presentation al the same lime of several zebruas, or equine hybrids, the only ones of their kind, produced by scientific crossing of full-booded zebras and Kentucky thoroughbred horses.
 Horse loving people go wild over the double seXtette of cake-Walk'ng horses with the Carl lTagenbeekrWal- lace Shows
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20
NOBODY HAS HEARD
 MIR. GATES RUMOR

Little Rock, Sept 19.-David A. Gates, of the Arkansas Tax Commls- sion. author of the Turner-Jacobson bill, says that he has no intention whatever of running for governor whether Gov. Donaghey runs or not He denies the story that has been going the rounds of the press, ana says that he cannot imagine where or how it started.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20
HUTCHINS GETS
 A FEDERAL JOB

Little Rock, Ark. Sept. 19.-Lewis E. Hutchins, deputy Commissioner of Agriculture, has been appointed spe- cial agent for Arkansas of the Office of Public Roads, a federal position. He will report on the plans and pro- eress of the good road work in the state. The appointment is considered especially commendable considering the position of Mr. Hutchins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound

Still retains it's high place as the best household remedy for all coughs and colds, either for children or grown persons Prevents serious re- suits from cold. Take only the gen. uine Foley's Honey and Tar Com- pound, and refuse substitutes. W. l.. DeWoody &, Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20
BY MAIL. Cash In Advance.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Congress.

The Graphic is authorized to an nounce Col. S. M. Taylor, of Jefferson county, as candidate for Congress from the Sixth District, his candidacy being subject to the action of the De- mocratic primary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20
JI'DGl, MlLWEE VISITS
 THE CAPITAL CITY

Little Rock, Sept. 19.-Judge K. F. Milwee, of Clarendon. speaker of the last House, was in the city to- day on private business. Judge Mill wee has been kept in office contlnu- ously for sixteen years, and is being urged by his people to become a candidate for the State Senate. Senator Rasco retires, and it Is Monroe county's tiec, but Judge Milwee does not at the present time think that he will offer for that office or any other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS.

Will reach your individual case if vo' have any form of kidney and blade, trouble or urinary irregularities. Try them. w. l.. Dewoody & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20

Batteries-Golden, Srandridge ana Wingo; Perdue Pfeiffer Donnelly and King. Second game called olr 10 allow Boston to catch train.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20

Dr. w, H. Blankenship went to Moscow yesterday on professlonal business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20

Entered at Postoffice St Pine Bluff, Ark, as second class mall matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20
WILL RELY ON
 INSANITY PLEA

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20
nE0IUT VU UO 0VQula

The body building and nourishing
 qualities of Duffy's Pure Malt
 Whiskey restored a very sick
 woman to the best of health. : It will do the same for you if
 you will give it @ chance.
 She recently wrote:- an regular user of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey and I have derived much benefit from it's nourishing Qaali- ties. It is the greatest tonic and stinulant I know of for weak sys- tems. l was very sick some time ago, but owing to this elixir of life, I am enjoying splendid health at present. 1 should have written sooner and thanked you for the good your whiskes. has done and is doing for me. It is the real medicine of the American people. Mrs. James Craven, Waltl1an
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-20
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-29

tes iiberiporfen bat uno Ser ilu-
gliifliden 8rioget iebr abnli1 iob.
Gon Dem Moroer bat man bis iett
feline Spur.
= Gum us(ustalid)" lit Der .Sar.
poro-Grofciiur gbeo6alo Gl1itb ilt
Berlin einaetroffen; gr begil,nt sIn-
fang sS5annor feine @orleillngen az.
aortiacn sSSnititnt fir 9pgiene iiber
@eifrobiologie. gr 1T Der erite -olne.
rifauiicfe Wcoi5iner, lpcIGcr i'll Der
lin 8urleInmeen fiiIt, uno oieic
lueroen iicb big III Sen Gollruer l)in-
eill5iebell.
6rm! aolliic Ncrnli[po i'll CHI
caao, Gle allaeflagt lit, orei5ebn Ser,
ionen neraiftet 81 baben, bat fib fir
nibt ibuloig erflart.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-29
M. s.. & :. Balm.

w. 81. &C =. CaDn.
anfunft-
ao. 245-gon Soniton unb gseiu Or
so. Pa a41-aon ool,iton uno salDeitea l,eS,l'
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.7:30 morgens
Sc. 235-@om Norben .745 bornlitt
yb. 15-Von Baco.. 300 nafni.
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Mbfa6rt
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$40. 10-9aadb benz glorben. .9:05 BORN
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lno gSaco $40 abenos
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beiton ......1 1890 abenbs
g. g. & g. s. q. & @. 81. sasubDf)
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SO. 7-gom @orberr. 1000 pornl
go: 9--gom glorben. 1045 obenbS
96o. S-Had DEM 0orbeu. .7.s0 BORN
So g.. Rnd) bem Noroen. 500 abenhs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-29

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$3.50 abenbS
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gto. 8-Wad benz Often. 11:15 BORN
gictpria 9ibtion, 9. $. & 9. N.
Gnflirf.
go. so1-e euero, gictoria. 500 abeubs
.7.45 morg
$40. 3o3>3ts--guero, @ictoria -.
gbfabrt-
80 3o2-Guero, Wictoria. 1880 BORN
Mo. 304s814-guero. @ictoria
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-29
san Antoaio, 5reitag ben 29. 9e5ember 1911.

iid auf aiuei Gage, bell %. uno "a.
Sanuar eritredfen. Mpartc 9eoet-
tllng miro ibr ooour6 perliebell,
oaB Der 4aiier an feierIi1en Ser
anitaltnltgen, luelhe III Berlin nub
Botsoanl geplaltt iiro, berborragel.
oes Sntereiie nirnnlt ltuo ein5elne
Erogrammteile ielblt orseoronct
bat. Sdulfeiern nnb N1iIitarfeiern
ueroen benz @eoenftog cin beionoe.
res @epraee perleibell. sssn @egen.
mart 6es &atiers luno Der in Ser
lin llto potsoan1 ol.ipelenoen
8rin5en finoet am 23. Sanuar,
@benos 6 ltbr, Elm Gortrag III oer
&riegsafaoen1ie gu Berlin itott, gp.
balten bon oenl Sberquartiernlei.
iter @eneralmaior Sreiberrn bon
taa@2oringbope1 iiber .&onie
6rieori6 als ariegsberr ulto Seer.
fiibrer" Sim "a. Sanuar, 3or.
mittags lm 10 l1br, lit 5eitgottes,
oienit IN Ser Sol ,lno @arnifo11.
firdc 5u 8otsoaln, nod beiieit @t.
enoiaung Ser aaiier einen aral5
ant Sorec 0rieorids oes @roBcn 1T
Der Gritft Der ndlllli6cn Stride
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bemie ser S2iiienid)oftelt inl @eiBell
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lin 9lcbt llbr 9lbenos finoet ei,,s
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Itatt.
slns 2onoon meloet mat: @lc
cine Spe6ialoepeidbe aus Solonifi
melbet bot elm galt5es Sffisier-
forps in Sanino, 9(lbonien, an oen
@roBpe5ier- uno oie 9eputirtenfanl=
mer III aonitontinopel teIcerapbiert.
Die perionlideil 2ontroperien in
Der Sauptltaot lniiBten altfborelL
nno bat erflart, bic slrmee iei
notigenfaI1s 6ereit, nod &ollitontiy
nopel 81 nloridieren, imb einen hel-
ieren 3ultano Scr 9ingc bcr5ulte[-
len.
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lcfretor ocs @euBern, Scrrn bon &i1
oerlell=@ne6ter, Die @rillonten nit
Gidenlaub gum Iotcn 9lbler-Oroc,l
eriter &laiie perIieben. @err bon 81.
ocrlen NOR bereits lin 8eiis hcs
Sr6ens.
= Die ruIiilde 9leaierrng bot be.
ihIoiienk Die Gatigfeit Der Seilsor.
NICE in MuBlaio 5u perbicten.
gSie cine 9epei6e aus 9ean.
fling meIoet, lit Sim got Gen iest
gum Braiioenten oer hineiil1en @e-
publif eripdblt tporoen.
SSn Sofio miro als li1er ange-
icben, oab Ser iopaniide Sinan6rni-
riiter 90. gamamoto in ieiner Som
troperie nit Dem Marinentitiiter
@oniral Saito einen enti6icbeneu
Sieg errlngen bat; Ser Jinan5nlili-
iter bat ndmlid 0as 4abinett benoh-
ridtigt, ouB oas 2aito Dor einein
ganferott itebt. 0as Broaratnnl
bon erbobten slusaaben fir Die SEQ.
rine lit fir 5luei Sabre aufgeidobcil
ilno in alien anoern Separtements
ioa mebr Spariainfeit eingefiibrt
treroen. Der Sanoel nit China bot
orr6 Die 8organge in China allger-
oroentlid gelitten abgeieben bopon,
oaB Die Nadfrage nad &appen ,mo.
9arbierideeren beoeuteno geitiegen
iit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-29
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Qur6 eine1 grorntiel lpuroer

9urd einen Groruti1 lpuroen
in einer @rube anf Der Sarm bon
Daniel brothers, in Der N1be bon
eotlllla, S. $. 9aniel, elmer Der
Better Der SarnL lino elm Wferifa-
ncr peri6iittet. 2esterer muroe gleid,
ipieoer berausgegrnben uno erbolte
iid au6 gleih tuieber;; bel eritereln
oauerte es aber eite balbe Stllnoe,
che er on's 2iht gebraht lpuroe.
8ie Mtmung batte bereits oltfge,
bort uno erIt nod itilnoenlaugem,
ongeitren9tcm 8enii6en gelang es,
i'm pieoer in's 2eben 5uriid8nrufen.
Dit Dem 0anipfer 81 Orient"
iino IN @alpelton ieds5ig @ugeil-
laolnlgen Gartoffeln aus Wfaine cin-
getroffen, Die BON iinlern Sormern
nls Saatfartoffelu benutt iperoer
lollen @s perben nod ipeiterr
Selioilngen erluartet.
0ei cinem 9lutomobil ltnfnll
3lpiihen aerrpille inno Center goini
brnd) Souis Subble ans Scrroi(le
hos Shliiiielbein.
9lus @eilnor miro Der Gob
BON 5ron SSobn Sdueiocr, @attin Ell
mes befmunten 5ormers iencr &c
geno gemeloet
Sn einem 9lnfaa tempordrcn
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ter burh Shldgc NIT einem @elpebr
ihiper oeriest umo iid) oann ielbit er.
idoilen.
Gas Confederate @onen's
Some lit iett forn1ea III ben @e'it
oes Staotes iibergeooi1gen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-29
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SDl1 Dent Defdt1flfen u110 oil
leitig geihaeten Werfe 9oulton
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d)arb 8agner eribeint ioeben I'M
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IN Dfiinben cine neue, reid iIlu-
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alleilL lpie ilntiirlib, elm anBeror-
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aud auf nlandelt Seiten oie 9(tr-
libt er5ergt, oab man biernoh erif
@agners TerIonIidfeit nno Sdaf-
len 81 erfaiien in gtanoe iei. Gem
gegeniiber nadt chamberlain 5l-
nahit barauf oilflnerfinm onb,
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fllnoeu ertpeiien ldbt, Die We5iebun-
gen 8agners git Dem gbepaar gBe-
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ben liiio; in Srieblhen, ipie aud,
lpdfer im 8apreutb iunren Die gSe,
lenoonds germ geiebenc @oite, mn
ME mare, 10 fragt chamberlain.
oas nloalih, iuenn benz Nerb1ltniS
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lide, rein itioipiouelle imo ein5i.
sc gebelltung 5ufdrne, bic oberfIos1.
lid) ltrteilen6e ibin anoihten.
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geiitigc 9eoeltlliig, fabig, einem
Gidter 5u boben gingebltngen bie
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uno id iab beitGtigt, oaB bier elm.
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felt Der iebniiihtigell 9bantaiie oes
Didters Mabrung ouecfiibrt boben
fonnte gas @ebeimnis Der ionif
imerfldrlihen Seelenoifenbaruna
oes Maeiiters gcgem oieie Srcluloin
liegt einerieits in Der Diirftigfeit
Ieiner ionitigcn ltmgebung, anoer.
Ieits aber III Der perfIarenoen Bir.
flung Der 9lbipeienbeit. @agner mar
BON Wat6iloe @cienoond folt itets
getrennt, unb oaourd mlroc Ser
Didter frei, ale 3eitlihfeit nod ge-
lieben ab5ultreifen uno iid eil.
Bib nad ieinem Screen lno nad
ieinem @eiite 5n idnffen, eim &c.
faB fir icin Sebnen rno iein Ser.
tranen" greffeno bebt Chamber.
lain berbor, bob @agner ii6 iibe,
ieine llneebilna foIt illlmcr &C.
tdlIidt babe, inocm er ibr @oIlen
itberidaste; man oorf biltSufiigel.
oaB er nud itets siibiel fir iitb nno
Die 50roerung ieines gBerfes bon
Scr llmgebung geforocrt bat. Nus
oieiem @runoe lag, ipie gbainber-
lain iid ousbriidt, fait in ieocr
ge5iebung @agners. gTcid bon sfn,
fane an Der 9ein 5a ctncr troa;,
iben @ntfpidling.