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The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1911-10-12
WISCONSIN, RIVER
IS ON RAMPAGE
The Water Said to be the
Highest it Has Been
For Years,

Reports from UP river cities are to
the effect that the Wisconsin river has
reached a high stage on account of the
excessive rains. The river is the high
est it has been for many wears at Wau'
sau.
The Baraboo river is also higher
than usu4l. At the Island mill where
a new dam is being built some extra
work is necessitated on account OF the
flood. A small Golfer dam has been
built in the river where the water
passes from the race and this has been
strengthened. Teams have been at
work all day. Two watchmen were
on hand during the night.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1911-10-12

tie prosecution that il was a clear case
but the jury thought otherwise. TIE
venerable appearance Of Barker Al
tracted some sympathy. Before leaN-
ing for Grand Rapids he stalled 10 his
attorney, f. K. Bentley that be MS
not afraid to go to the Wood county
county seat for he had never ben
there and was innocent Of the charge.
What the ou'cJme may be wall be
watched with interest.
Looked Like Patriarch.
When Barker appeared in the cou t
bonn he looked more like patriarch
LAan criminal. His hair was no
longer short but long and almost snow
white. His beard was long and also
showed the winter of years. He
walked with a firm step, was sli hIlY
stopped and looked more like a man
who should be enj ying the Irults of d
long, industrious life instead of f4ciug
a felon's charge. There was no hesita-
tion in his speech and from beginning
to end he manifested difficulty IN
hearing.
On Wednesday he was brought into
court in relation to his financial atfai S
in order to determine the appointment
of>an attorney for him, He Gained
that he had one-tenth interest in $40
acres of land in Novia Scotia and that
his sister had a mortgage on the Prop
erty. He had nothing to show that
there was any land or that he had a
sister or other relative.
On Thursday morning he was
brought into court where be was furth.
er questioned and then District Attor-
ney J. A. Malone read to him informa-
tion covering the case and when asked
if be were guilty or not guilty he
answered like flash, "Not guilty"
Attorney F. Il. Bentley was appointed
TO defend him.
The Forged Draft.
Il will be recalled that he entered
the store of Charles Wild last May and
purchased furniture valued at $40 and
,,ave in payment check on the Bow
City bank of Janesville for 500 He
re eived $40 in change and was soon
s'lcr arrested on the charge of passing
lorged draft.
s.. NJ. BrowneIl of the Bower City
Xxx of JanesvilIe, was one of the
witnesses on Thursday and tes titled
that he sold Barker the draft, the face
being $500 The day after the arrest
MIR. Malone visited Janesville and the
whole matter was gone over. When
the banker came TO the court room he
identified Barker as the man TO whom
he sold the draft.
Charles Wild was also on the wit
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1911-10-12
WAUSAU THEATRE SOLD
Major Hackett Disposes ot
His Playhouse to Han
son & Taylor.

Major n. B. Hackett, formerly of
North Freedom, has sold the Majestic
theatre at Wausau, according to an
item in the Wausau Record Herald.
He has successfully managed the
theatre for more than year and ex-
poets to find new location suon. The
purchasers were P. j. Hanson and
Alex Taylor of Chippewa Falls, who
have taken possession. Messrs. Han
son and Taylor ran moving picture
house in Rhinelander for five years
and for the past year one at Chippewa
Falls. They also own a house at
Amigo and are experienced men in
the business.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1911-10-12
From A. B. Stout.

A card from Professor A. B. Stout
says that they are located at 2767
Marion avenue, Bedford Park, New
York City. He writes that Bronx
park is certainly grand and they like
it very much in the east. Mr.. and
Mrs. s 5out went to Columbia univer-
sity with number of other professors
from the stateluniversity at Madison.
Mr.. Stout is.in the faculty OF the boz
tanical department.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1911-10-12

N|OCIetV
and also G.. j. Underkofier who is en-
ployed at the Wild store. Chief of
Police S. A. PeIton and Officer Butter
field told of the arrest
f. E. Settergren also testified that
Barker was in his store and purchased
goods valued at $4,000, rendering a
draft of $4,000 on an Illinois bank in
payment.
J. P. Witwen said that Barker rented
house from him.
Paul Welk was called but did not
remember OF checkingFany baggage at
the station for the man.
w. J. Radtke and Milton Lewis of
the Lee Radtke Hardware company
testified as to proposed sale of goods.
Howard Potter of The News office
related al out obtaining an interview
from Barker for the paper.
A. T. Johnson took his photograph,
the pictures appearing in this paper.
Justice Adoph Andre lo!d of
Barker being in his court and the
sheriff also related his experiences.
The Defense.
Barker said on the stand that he was
aged II, that his home " as at OttoWa,
Illinois, that ne was formerly with a
bridge construction crew, that he had
wife and nine children. He said
that he had been married twice and
that his second wife was about 35. He
claimed that he came from La Crosse
to Baraboo and that he received the
Gra't in a letter from a man named
MacWarren, He also said that after
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1911-10-12
FUNERAL OF MRS. BLANCHET
Held Wednesday Afternoon
at Home at $40 South
Street.

The funeral of Mrs. G. j. Blanchet,
who died Monday morning at her
nome on South street, was held We'd
nesday afternoon al 2 O'Clock at the
residence. Rev. G.. A. Wilson of the
Trinity Episcopal church officiated.
The bearers were Ray Sherman, w
H. Sherman, William Ode, j. r.
Niles, M. Patterson and William
Little.
She was laid at rest in the Baraboo
cemetery.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1911-10-12
From Rapid CITY.

The relatives of Miss Cora III. King
have received letters from her at Rapid
City, S. D., which state that she likes
her school work very much.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1911-10-12
Walks With Clutches.

Emil Mielke at Leland was thrown
from horse and more or less injured
He walks with crutches.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1911-10-12
Spec al Verdict.

l. Was the hole into which the
plaintiff fell SO near 10 and so connect
ed with the sidewalk within the linn
It's of Walnut street as 10 endanger the
safety of travellers exercising ordinary
care while passing along the sidewalk
on the south side Of said street?
Answer: No.
2. If you answer question number
EYES," was the defendant guilty OF
any want of ordinary care in failing to
erect along Walnut street ratings,
guards or other means of warning per-
sons of and of keeping them from fall
ing into the hole?
Answer:
8. If you answer question number
Eyes" was such want Of ordinary
care the proximate cause of plaintiffs
injury?
Answer:
4. Was plaintiff guilty of any want
of ordinary care which contributed to
produce the injury sustained by her?
Answer: Yes.
5 What sum will compensate the
plaintiff for the injury sustained by
her on March II, 1910?
Answer:-$200.
Melvin A. Felt, Foreman.
The jury: L. B. Irish, j. P. Meyer,
Melvin Felt, Clarence Christie, sam
uel Magli, Melvin Mcclure, J. j.
Felix, H. A. Hill, Jam IS Mortimer,
Edwin Steidtman, Frank Little, Fred
Hehenberger.
The witnesses: Minnie Wright, ID.
w. Seeley, G. w. Hackett, Martha
Hoisington, w. G. MeIaas, b. Ragalz,
DR.. G. D. Beech, Merritt Knapp, III.
E French, DR.. II. J. Irwin, Walter
Hahn, Blsnch Douglas, John O'NeiI,
Dora GeissIer, Mary Hawkins, Hattie
Spaulding and Thomas Johnson.
other Cases.
The case of the state of Wisconsin
VS.. James Noyes was continued.
The case of the state of Wisconsin
VS.. Edward Munday was dismissed
for want of evidence.
The case of w. T. O'Brien VS.. the
estate of John O'Brien was continued.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1911-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morey have gone
TO Madison to spend couple of days.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1911-10-12

he left Il e Wild ore that he met
MacW ,rrPn and his (Barker's) wife
on the STR ct.
natter he attorneys n ade their pleas,
Judge E r Y Stevens charged the
jury.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1911-10-12

o. F. Stotzer of Portage was caller
here today
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1911-10-12
NORTH FREEDOM
DAMAGE SUIT ENDS
IN NAUGHT
The Village is Not Held
Liable for Hole in
the Ground.

In the circuit court case of Mrs.
Martha Hoisington VS.. the village of
North Freedom the jury found that
the village was not to blame for the
accident, and Mrs. Hoisington will
get nothing on account of the injury
she sustained. While walking along
Walnut street she fell into hole near
the George Douglas st re. The scci-
dent was not on account of defect
in the walk but there was no railing
betwt en- the walk and the hole. One
of the interesting points at issue was
whether or not the village was TO
blame for an accident near the walk
when the land belonged to some one
else. There was depression short
distance from the walk but should the
village be required to put up rail
there -? From the decision of the jury
it will be seen that a person using
ordinary care would not be injured at
the place in question. The hole in the
ground is between the walk and the
store which is little back from the
walk.
Mrs. Hoisington sued for $1,000 and
the jury found that 5000 would COM
pensate her for her injuries but this
sum the village does not pay.
The case occupied some time on ac-
count of the large number of witnesses.
The village officials and others were
present at the trial. The attorneys
made their pleas on Wednesday even
ing and Judge e. Ray Stevens gave
his charge to the jury at 8 o'clock this
morning. The jury reached a deci-
sion before noon. The decision was i'll
the form of especial verdict as follows:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-16

declared he could get IL done by
private contractor at a lower figure.
Inspector Burton introduced a reso-
luton, which was adopted. instruct
ing the corporation counsel 10 take the
necessary steps 10 compel the control.
Ter TO issue the school bonds author
lied by the council and board OF esti-
mates, and 10 cooperate with the IL
brary commission In the proceedings
that are TO DO brought TO test the two
per cent tax limit clause in the home
rule bill
The sanitation committee was heard
from for the first time I'm several
months. II reported against the open
ing OF basement rooms In the Rose,
Everett and Roberts schools.
On motion OF Inspector Weideman,
the board ordered the payrolls for the
last half OF the month submitted 10
the controller in time to enable the
teachers. janitors aud all employees OF
the board TO receive their pay before
Christmas.
The board. on Mr.. Buttons motion,
rescinded the former resolution call
ing on the prosecuting attorney TO
lose the bar In the Hoffman house
because OF its proximity to the school
IN the old church at Woodward.ave.
ana Sibley-st. Inasmuch as the board
- occupying the property rent free,
though the kindness of Thomas Hunt
er. II did not want 10 run the risk OF
being ordered out by taking any ac-
,ion that might tend to injure Mr..
Hunters property.
Supt Martindale recommended that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-16
THE DETROIT TINES:

the board ask for nine new schools.
three eight-room additions and 10
pergolas for open-air classes In its
1912 budget.
The superintendent reported that OF
1872 pupils who had attended the
school for stammerers, 3S had been
cured. 3S had left without giving any
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-16

McTigue dashed into the fire-and res
cued one, small. green parrot.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thought
the statues OF ST. Peter and ST. Pa
in the studio of Giuseppe Donate were
human beings and dropped their Ian
terms and ran, getting no loot.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-16

CHICAGO-Brave fremen fighting
the flames at the Quinn hotel blanched
with horror when cries OF help re-
sounded from the blaze. Patrolman
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-16
DECEMBER

reason and the rest we're still in at.
tendance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-16

Our word for it!--Its a Christmas treat TO
be able to get bargains like them. They're
broken lines and some OF EN- are Benjamin
clothes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
@anba

sSobn 5ifappler, iuelder meb.
rere @od)en 6crd &railfbeit an's
8ett geieiielt mar. befinbet iif, er.
frenliher @eiie ouf Der 8eiIerinig.
Com. 9udboI5, luel6er ip1br.
emo bes pergangenen Sommers in
&anias arbeitete, lit bieier Snee mic
Der in feline bieiige Seimaf1 5uriif.
gefebrt.
liner &oooboSS, 9l. S. 8rinf.
mann lit flIeibig 6aran bie Strnben
in glteit 3iitnno 5n bringen ebe
ihledltes @etter eintritt.
Mug. Sengitenbera 6eeab lid,
letter 8reitag in @eitGften nod
Sioge Gprntp.
hilbert @aiper unb sSrou rel.
item lette @ofe mh Gbantois, Io.,
Inn bortige GenpanOte 3n befufen.
Sri, ssba Sueoeinont reiIte Iet
te @ode na6 ct. 9onis no Iie iiber
Die @intcrnonotc 81 bleiben ge.
eenft.
6muf aud, Scr WfetgeE bon
Smenspille, mar lette 8ohe bier
I'M fettes Gieb oi,fSufalfen, baS
bier in Wenge porbonoen lit.
Oscar 2ebnonn, bon Gar.
fl>aac, Wfo, lpeiit geqcnipartig biet
bel @eripanOten 5lm @eindl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
Gimc ncne 2anbfartc nnS gltlas bon
@nsconabe GonittiD.

Somer 9. @are, gertreter Der
GithoarupbensSirina Geo. u. Sgle
& Co., BON Gbicago, lit felt eihigen
@oden in unierer Stabt, inn aus
BEN often un6 ltrfrnoen i'm Goln-
tplslrdip oas notbigc Iaterial fiir
cine lreiie 2apbfarte pon 8asconooe
Gountp 5ii iantmclil dpos fein
fleines Stiif strbeit iein Oiirfte, oa
ieit Ser Serolpsgabe Der alteR Goltn.
tp.Iap I'M Sabre 1900 10 3ablreife
2airSuerfdilfe ilito ltebertragultgen
Itottgeiunoen boben, oaf Serr gaitcc
fidy ae5tpungen iiebt sic Wittuirfiing
Ser ssanner ainb 2atobefiBer 81 er.
bitten, I'M Die @rett5liniew Der Der.
idJieoenen 2anopar5ellen feitltellen
AT fonncn. 3it bieiem 3wede miro
er Sieier Gage bel ibnen porlpreden,
mo er iiderIid, giitige glitfnabme fin.
ben miro, oa cine correfte ilnN 5ll'
berldblide Gountpfarte bon uniiber'
ifabbaran @ertbe fir alle Be-
qpobner, insbeionoere aber fiir dle
@run66eiiter I'M Gointp ut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03

friibere fSiilalBnliniiter 0idoipto, 9cj
bat i'm Dem IiniIterium iibermit.
telt. sSit Der guilSen inerpolitiiden
gntapidlimg Der 3iirfei ieit Dem gro,
Ben llmi6luung bot oaS Salonifer
aomite INNER oa5u 9eneist, bie
0ime oaf Die Spite slt treiben.
Olnn miro nidt feblgeben iuent
man hen Sa,ptarun6 Saiiir IN Oan
GinfluB Ser iilarniiirteit Sllbcn, Der
8onlneb, iiebt, Sie in Salonif eine
iebr grobe Holle ipielen. sludJ ieBt
iin6 oie glusi6reitutgen eigentlidJ
nur in Solonif al oerSeihnen, luo
bonn Yobel Der SIaggerruait uno
oas Shilo bes italieniiden 9oniu.
lots 5crftprt ipnrben, ap1breno i'm
qalBen iibrigen osnioliiidcn Reib
bic 9epolferung iih bisber IN einer
@eiie beitommen Bot, peldc Ole
aIleenieiiite S(nerfennllng beroient.
Dab pieIe Staliener iGon ireitpillig
Ben ottoaitaniiden 8o0elr uerIaiien
boben, ging aus iiitbegriinoeter
Surdh berpor; Die @ntlaiiing Der.
ierigen itolieiiiden llnterthnnen,
oie i'm tiirfiiden Staatsoienit uno
Bel ben groBen ltnterltebmlnsen i'm
osmaniihen Rei6 oneeiteIlt iDaren,
tanu man nid)t ais unbillie be5ei6.
men, 10 bart oos Coos ben eiiselnen
aud trifft. sic fparen Rbr 5dbl'
reid nidt MIR in Der SnbnfSregie
lmS Bel Der internationaIem geripal.
tl,ftg Ser Sfaatsfhidben, ionhern
aud BEL ben peridieoener Giienbab.
ncn pertreten, ioipohl i'm 9etrieb
iuic beim 9au @ie in anoeren
21n6ern tperoen iat Der Eiirfei bel
Grbarbeiten nno SuniIeibniitet Dor.
Staliener periuatlot, lino
oiigenblidlid iuareip biele on Der
Strefe bon Bnnberma am Warnia.
nnd Coma, rorolidy bon
Gdnprfia; in6 on Ser @eiterfiihr1ing
Der 8oa6o6bnbn beidaftist. 9ane.
ben. fnnben eirie Renae ibr 9rot
OLE Slider In ben tiirfiIden @eipdi.
fern, inter anoerem audi BEL Der.
Sfapammfiiderei an Ser tripplitoni.
Ifen aiifte iinb i'm ardipa, Die
iebt rntiirIi6 eiiigeitellt III. Inter
oen r,,,so $4,000 StaIienern III berH
Siirfei iiberipiesen tpobf Die Sano-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
9rafe

Senrp 2ieiemeper im6 Sobn
lm6 oeren snmilier tra.
ten ieste @o6e einc 9eindsreiie
nad) Colorado on.
8riB Sdpltiot uib @attin uno
Srat sl,leitft Brandt reiitcn Iesfe
@odle nad ct. 2oltis Inn BORT einr
@o6e bel @ermanotrn ,in6 @efmnl.
ten 5iBlbriR9en.
SenrD &oeiter nnb @attin,
geb. &uesge, BON gtess Gitp. 9an.
Jas. ipeilen gegenipdrtig bier IN IT,
rer friiberen Seintotb su 8eiub bel
8erwanbten ainb aiten 8efantten.
ssn Der 5antiIie Safo6 &ooii
fnno Ietten Soniltag ain6taiife ltati
Die in folenner @eiie eeieierf tDurbe
Gas ainb erbielt Die 9amen Gnnu
2is3ie, Sbn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
llniere 8eniionare.

SSsn Sem geridtsiabre spnroen
$157; 1926, 100 an 8enfioneat alisbe-
sobIt, oas lit $3,498.154 iueniger
als i'm porberacbenoen Sabre. Nidt
meniaer als 55.1S5 9anten fuilroen
i'm 9aitfe oes Ssabres BON Der Ben-
iionsIiite aeltrihen. Gs famen aller'
bings oit6 26,200 neue binsu; aber
oas liBt INNER lloh einem Rettoper.
lirlt BON 2S,9S5. Die 8eiantnltBabl
ser @eniior1re beim gnbe bes Sob.
res lpar S92 2,09S, 8. +. tpeniger dls
lie ieit Dem Sabre 1892. Der 8ers
iualtlmasoienit Ecitete $2,5t7, ,127.
gs befonhan iih beim SfluB oes
ssabres oilf Ser Teniionsliite: 570,-
050 Sol6atpt nno @atroien. 32t..
GAP iog. glbbaneiae irrb @itttuen,
itn0 406 &ronfentp1rteriitnen. Der
ltetarlebenoen ans bent 9iiraerfrieat
fcaren es 529, ,SSi; .afNefn Der 10
i'm 9ailfe bes SSabres 35,243 babin.
gernfft batte. 8as 9ur1idilittSaI,
fer Ser lteberlebenoelt lit lingefdbr
70 Sabre. Die lette GeiNipnarin
aus Dem &eppIlltionsfriege, sSrnu
8boebe Di Galmeter, 9oflter BON
sSonothan Soolep, Der ilt elmer Netp
SampIbire &ompcgilie biente, lit am
25. slpril 1911 i'm sllter BON so
Sabren geftorben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
ans bem ssndJlaaaerid,t.

Sni bielisen gtodloBeerid)te wlr.
O. leste @ode bas Eeitonlent oeS
BEL Botsbam pertorbenen befannten
8iebb0nhiers unH 6armers, 6rib
&lossner, gebn6t in melhem Der
@eritorbcne pie iolgt iiber ieiucn
gso1laf periiigt: Gic @ittipe er.
kat ibren geieslid oorgcidlriebenen
@ittpcn.9lnibeiI. Der Sobn Srit
8. &lossner erb1lt cine tSarnr bon
1853 Mder IN Section t5, gopnibip
Al, &. 6, inter Der @eDinanng DoB
er or ieine Sdtpciler grtra Silaen.
iicebler $4,000 nr6 oil ieinen gru.
Ser, otto alossncr, $1,000 ausbe.
5aGdt; Der Sobn IauI erb1lt cine
sSorm BON 1870 glder in Seftion 90,
Solpnibip Al, &. 6, llitter Der 9e.
rirgiina Dab er on ieiRe Sfiueiter
Glla sSdhpinfc $1,000 aitsbe5ablt
Cine 6nrm bon so gder in Scction
g, Soipnibip IA, q. 6, miro ben
Sobuen Otto, Eoul un0 fSrib &c.
nteinidbaftlid bermadt. 8as per.
iomlife gigentbnm miro ulaer Die
fiimf &iitSer Ses @erStorbenen. laim.
.Iih Otto, Saul unG sSrit @. Mpss-
Ilier inb Srou Gnlnn Sileenltoebler
llno Ginnla Sd|fpinfe g(eidn1big
pertbeiIt. 9oS Seitament iunrOe ON
% snli, 1911 perfaBt mo iit pon
s. u. s.. 9ohl uito Scbn Sclo ols
3eilgen iuiterIdrie6en.
sSran Caroline GuesSlcr, Ole boz
etlihen 8pden bei 9rafe perlturb
Itrifft fplQenSe 8eltimlnungen IN ID
rem lebte @ode I'M gsadio ioBgerihtt
gebndtem Geitament: Srit Sdrei
mann, Wtarn uro gmmn Sinesslcl
,.loilelt Sic lf6bel uits haS SailSge
ratb after iid tbeilen, 90 ihr,
ainber aus eitcr Gbe Oilrdj oil
@erfiiaungen beS Gcitnnents ibres
Caters nerior1t lpurbelB iillb hie'
ieIben nur nit nonlineIlmt 2egater
bchod,t gIllcS an6ere gigeltblnn
ion inter fire Gilloer ans 5,peitct
@be gleidmGiig pertbeilt mcrhen
ndrnlid, air: Wtorn 9tucssler, Glaro
.GbecninG Mina 8icmanit Gntnlo
MucsSler. rno GJes. 9tneS8ler. 0ns
Se1toment purbe am 90. September
1908 perfabt itnr lit bon Snlius
@rof lmb 8obt. @oIfer ais 3elgcn
unter5ei1net.
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Die Staliencr in Der siirfei.

Die Bforte bat i'm 8rnnbias Die
sll,stpeiiulm Der italieniiden Staats.
onqeboriaen un6 gdussenoiicn be.
idyloIien, cs itebt ieboh oabin, Oh lie
tbatiGdlif in pollenl ltmfang erfols
aerr luiro. @ie mir bereits selneloet
haben, bat Dor alem Der oelitidle
@otihafter IN aonitdntinopel an
mabgebenSer Stelle freunoihnitlih
oapon abgerotben. BEN gepdanten
Sf,ritt Sl tbun, uro man farm oil-
ra6men, eaB Sas anbinett iid) benz
@eipift ieiner @riir6e nidf Der.
ihlieBen miro. gllleroirgs muf, es
babei auf beftigen 8ioeritono 5oer
d,airpiniitiidett Gle)neHta rcdneit, Die
fid, beIonoers iit benz Selonifer
i,inatiirfiihen apmite Sniamrierfin.
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