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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15
Na,u Powder Puff.

Novelty counters have lately eAhlli'-
cd one charming bit Of silverware mat
while it fascinates the beholder. IN
spircs at tho same time the question:
What can it be good for:" Tins eA-
uuisltc frivolity is termed "A DouE
rur" In large silver bowl for pow
,Icr is an equally large puff. TO when
Is attached a long silver handle. ra'net
like the handle Of carriage paraSoi'
Its length IS its strong poirt, or. one
might say. its long suit, since 1t en-
nhles the user 10 reach shoulder auu
heel with equal ease. but the appear
ance of this useful handle rs it pro-
iacts from the side of the silver bowl
Is somewhat surprising. This novelty
is found in the empire pattern, me
lracery of lines forming a background
that suggests hrocade, with square
decorations superimposcd on the lines
At present the prices run UP to SOL.
but there is little doubt that long han
died powder puhs will prove so con
rsmeut that they will soon be repro.
luced in less costly style,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15
Flinl1t Of a sibliophile.

The opening OF the catalogues which
arrive hy post affords book buyers
some exciting moments. Charles Mon
seIet in his "CuriGsiies Ltteraires.' :
tells OF a friend of his living AT Bnr-
Geeux who. CHANGING through Il Paris
book sellers catalogue. saE the title
OF a book which h. had "aiHly sought
for - years Locking at the clock. lie
found there was Just lime TO catch the
morning express Tor Paris. Stopping
0niy 10 take some money from his
cash box. he dashed al tn the station.
and arrived Al the noOkShop IN time
10 secure the prize. * ho wrapped up
INC SOCK the shopma1 remarked: j
SUPPOSE you live IN this street. mon.
sieur." no. | have Just come from
bordeaux. Vas tho reply. The man
looked astonish"d, and tho bibiophilc
discovered that. in his cagcrress. he
had travelled 100 mics II dressing
@o%n and slippers. and had never 70.
t!ceG any deficiency of II ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15
Everyone Follows Races.

Tic iijppodrOnc. one OF the Iinesl
race tracks in the world. is owned by
tho Buen0s Aires Jockey club. and
its enormous revenue is derived from
this source The ArGentinIans are
born gamblers. and they wager al
most Incredible SUMS on horse flesh.
The municipal statistics OF BilenGs
Aires snow that S"5.S00,O"0 in Amer
lean colf was wag"rcd upon the races
AT the EIippodrOme last year. This
is an average of ~ Argentine dollars
for each man. woman and child N
that crca, city. Naturally the report
cd figures do not include nj! the mon
ev wacnrcd on horse racing. so that
The true sum is no doubt several mil
ions in excess OF the reported figures.
There are none so old and few
roung that they will not wager few
pesos on a favorite. The tense faces
Of all present show tho personal in
tcrcst in result The Jockey club re-
cciycs as it's share g Per cert oi all
bets, besides tho entrance foes and
scat salss:-Trarel Magazine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15

( do like. for they are all persons IN
Ieres:ed in the cause.
THE experiment is worth trying
for the older method is failure. Our
public school teaching, or lack Of
teaching, Is largely responsible for The
increase in crime The most inte!i.
gent school teachers know this ana
many of them are watching this OK
pertinent Of ours with deep interest.
How would it. be possible Mr..
CoryelI. was asked. Ito put such sys'
tenn as yours into effect In the pub
lie schools? Would it not require a
vastly larger staff OF teachers, more
and smaller class rooms and many
million dollars more every year,"
Sees Saving of Millions.
Certainly" was the reply. Bat we
should save more millions than it
would cost. for it would largely de
populate our reiorma; cries. prisons,
jails and hospitals. We had far bet
ter take the millions these nov cost
anu upFOic tHFUi ~ tihIdl'DH VI t'~
sort that fits men Tor usefu! careers
along the lines Tor which they are
most suited"
The Ferra" school is not yet tur-
nishod The walls are bare save for
a few striking pictures: the floors are
almost hare: the furniture Is OF the
cheapest. bur there are flowers on the
tables and manrlepiece and brightly
co!orcd picture hooks for the smaller
children. and everything is scrupu'
ously clean.
They would not send child home
20 wash its face o. hands. but they
would try in some way 20 give It an
0bicci lesson in the virtue o! clean
illness: for instance il would not be
allowed 10 handle Il pretty book WIN
.oi!ed fingers. and then il would be up
10 Itself TO decide whether it preferred
10 be clean or dirty.
so cicvcrly are such lessons IN
silled That the children prefer TO be
clean.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15
MARITIME. EXPRESSIONS.
Used In a Mct1phorioa Sense They
Arc Quite Common.

Arc Quite Common.
Mari ssuc expressions ;:ScI metaphors
ically are. in l'aci. very common. We
say Il couple are "apIjccd.' Il ro'InE
man is the ''maiir>lay' of his family,
an intruder puts his oar in Il man i
"hard up" sometimes ''takcn alHrk
or has the wind taken ont "f his
sails" Il topper is slowed. Il lDdfcr
spins a yarn" sometimes '1rics til"
other tack" and ruler steers ID"
ship Of state" through troublesome
times.
This last metaphor is extremely an
ricnt. by the way. Horace refers 10
Rome as ship at Sc:i, and l'luiArc!!
SAYS the Dcipl.ic oracle referred I"
Athens in the sam" wa%. \ Tamil
sayin. cmbodicS like metaphor. The
soul is the ship. reason is the helm.
the oars are the souls tho"@ht,'. and
truth IS the port" IN old collection
OF English proverbs contains !his one:
"Thc tongue is The rjlddcr Of oar ship.
4 Malay maxim sHyS. "Ihc boat which
- swalupcd ut scn may Dr. hlii"d ont.
bur The sIIipwreck Of he affections j.
final"
Aristophancs. rlatitIIs aud others Hsc
an expression which comes down IT,
us as M English saw. 81" row orc
way and lock another" IN Gid Eng
lish provcrb HiIJ WAS. III is not Gpp3
to have IN oar in every ones boaL'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15
Mjlady's
Wlrror
u Keen STRAIGHT Hair In Curl

To Keep Straight Hair IN Cur'.
IN damp days tile girl whose halr IS
curly lv reason OF the hot iron rather
t,,nu the permanent hand OF oDl5inS
naturc is in grave danger Of losing all
the effect OF hysonc t'uihncss. her
friends, accustomed aS they are 10 Sec
in- her face framed in waves. are at
a loss to explain tue strasSIy appeaf-
ance of her browning glory.
Hot irons sooner or later are 1atal
ia tte hair. No matter how caretui
one may he in applying them. the day
will come when the temperature VIII
he forgotten because OF haste or 1or-
retfulness. and dead, lusterlesS
strand of hair will mar the beauty
of the entire mass. In the days of
cumbersome curl papers there was
some excuse for the use Of hot irons,
hut in these time Of up to date and
convenient devices for curling the hair
curling irons should have no place on
the dressing table. being left entirely
to the professional hairdressers.
A few harmless preparations for
keeping the hair in curl are given:
For dark hair dissolve twelve grains
of carbonate Of potash in half n pint
of rather strong black tea. Moisten
the hair with this mixture before put
ting it up in curriers'.
For blond hair Il mixture OF one
ounce Of bOrax. one dram of gum
arabic and eight ounces of hot water
is best. Dissolve the boraX and gum
arabic i'm the hot water and bottle Tor
use. Use the same as the preparation
for dark hair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15
Distant Neptune,

The period Of mans whole history IN
not sufficient fJr IN express iidin "a
traverse bali the distance To Ncptunc
from Tie carth Thought wcaries aud
fails in scckiu. 10 grasp such dis
tanccs. II can scarcely comprehend
100000 mics. and here are thousands
OF tIeu. Wucu we stand Oh that the
outermost rf the plat!"tS. the very la''
sentinel Of Tic Oulposts OF the h:n;;.
lie very sun grows dim aud small Il
the distance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15
STAR GEM OF CEYLON.
The A5tcria Brought Health and For
tunc to Its Wcarcr.


eunc to rs Wcar:r.
Familiar 10 Soruc Of the ancient writ
crS and credited with supernatural
powers. The astoria. or star @cin. WAS
highly valued for The benefits sup
posed io be conferred oil The wcarcr.
It's bright six rHycd star. ever ching
in- Jud shifting with every play al
light and especially shooting out is
flaincs in the direct sunlight, w"tld
seem to br something: more ilHn IN
ordinary cryatal, aud 1" the supcrStI,
tious mind it could readily be believed
to cmbodv some tutclar spirit
The particular virtue attributed "a
this -cn WAS the comforting upon the
wcarcr Of health and GOOD fort tune
when worn rs an amulet. and To those
fortunate 10 bc born III The month 81
APRIL. with which thc stone was Hssu-
ciatcd or represented. the Wcarcr was
insured from all evil.
The star stone is found principally
IN Ccylou. Invariably III soil peculiar
To rubirs and sapphircs. lnGccd. it is
composed II the same constituent eco
rundum.' its cha;nTant. or star rays.
being caused b. the pressure OF what
the natives call silk" II is found il
many different cOurs. from pale blue.
pink aud white 10 deep dark blue, ruby
aud purple. The blue are termed sap
phirc Stars. the red ruby stars. II j.
always cut cu cabochon. the star divid-
iu- into six rays at the apex. 1t is
next IN hrr,lnnSS - the diamond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15

THE annual meeting OF The stock
holders Of The ". y. DorSCtt Shoe
Company will be held al = y. M. on
Monday. .Iauuary 49,. l9l2. III The Oi'lcc
Of Lewis II. AIachcu. at X lug and Wash
ington streets. IN Inc city Of AIcNan-
dria. state vf Nirg ini:l, ~ which meeting
Il full report Of The conduct OF the bus
ness for the past year VIII be made. Il
board Of directors will hr elected to
hold Office for The rnsIiiu:. wear and the
matter of whether the REGULAR dIvi-
dcuus will he declared or not will bn
disposed of and such Other business VIII
he transacted as may lawfully come he
fore said meeting.
&. l.. BAKER, Secretary.
dec-S w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15

MOTTO E-rhc regular meeting OF the
IN Stockholders of the Lyn,lhurSt and
Shcrando Railroad Company will br
held Ut the office Of the Company. !0'
North Fairfax street. OH Wednesday
the 3lSt day OF january. E9l2. 1T eleven
thirty lll.3U O'Clock Il. m. for the clcc-
tlou Of officers aud the transaction Of
any other business ti:tt may properly
como before The meeting.
l.: NJ. LARkIN,
Assistant Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15
Snowy Footwear IN Russia.

All Russians have weakness for
handsome footwear, and tho result is
that there are more snowy boots "OTri
in the cars empire than anywhere
else on earth. This preference Ok
tends 10 the women ~ veil as tie
Mas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15

THE annual meeting of the stock
/ holders uf Dulin II Martin Com
pany Will be held at the offices oil SAID
company, Rooms | u =. Alexandra
National Bank Building. Alexandria,
Virginia. on Tuesday. l-nu:try H.. l9i-,
at 80 o'clock y. m. Tor the election OF
directors and for the transaction OF such
business ~ may legally come before
said meeting.
Il. G.. DULlN, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15

NOTICE.--Thc annual meeting Of tn.
~ stockholders Of Three Rivers Man
ulucturing Company will he held 1t rs
south Roya! street. Alexandria Va. on
Thursday. January IS. 1912. 1t Ten
o'clock Il. m. for the election OF officers
for the ensuing year. and for the trans
action OF such other business rs may
properly come before the said meeting.
j. NJ. MILLER. Secretary.
ian3 til
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15

NOTICE-Thc regular annual meeting
IN OF the stockholders of National
Manganese Corporation will he held ut
The Office Of the Company. l01 North
Fairfax street. on "Wednesday the 3Ist
day OF January, 1872. 1T eleven tll
clock y. NJ. Tor the election Of officers
and the transaction OF any other bust
ness that may properly come before
the meeting.
l.. NJ. LARKIN.
Assistant Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15

IT HE ann,ia! ncclin:: of tn" stock
4 holders Of he Atlantic Building
t't,.. Tor the election .! officer AMI
directors for III" ensuing year w'iI u"
held at the office ut the company, ~
south loyal street. N!"Namdria, Va.
ou Thursday. the 18th instant. at ~
o'clock H. ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15

cpECIAL NOTICE:-To the members
- ot'lhc Fratcrn3l Order Of Eagles. a
called meeting will hc held "n Tuesday
evening 1T p. M. AZ the residence OF
Brother @. II. DohnlS. III north Royal
street. to take action in the death nt
Brother john Riley.
i. II. WEST. Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15

The Sunday School Association Of
the Nj. 7. Church. will meet al the
home OF Mrs. Cbas. Jet tonight at >
o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15
CLASSIFIED ADS.
Rates
SPECIAL NOTICES

- You are hereby
~ notified that NJ. l.. Companion VIM
HUBBARD. Grand Lecturer Of the Grand
Royal Arch Chapter al Virginia. will be
ut the Masonic Temple on Monday,
TUESDAY and "Wednesday evenings, Jan
uary 10Th. 18th and Eth. for the purpose
OF inStructing in the Chapter work. All
Companions are requested 10 he present
at these meetings. The meeting on
Monday evening will begin ut so =. m
immcdiaiciy after HE Blue Lodge
school of Instruction.
BY order Of the High Priest
\. G.. UHLER, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15

THE annual meeting of the sock
L. holders Of \. j. Bennett ~ Co. Inc"
viii be held At I0j north Washington
street at = O'Clock p. IN, OH N"nday,
january end. i9l2.
G.. l.. BAKER. Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15
The Rules
of This
School:

EW York; school in
which there are no lessons.
no home work, no eXamina'
items, no punishments' no
rules. no regular hours! \
srhnnl in which YOU can ar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15

NOTICE-I Having qualified rs exert.
/ Y triX Of the estate 81 CaLharih"
Tripict,. all persons having claims
against said estate arc notified To present
same To mo for payment and al persons
indebted To said estate are notified 10
make settlement with me.
LOUISA IL. ca BANlS.5, EAc"llriN.
III * street. northwest.
Washington. u. [.
IAN lot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15

THE annual meeting OF the stock
i holders Of Las Ovas Company. lnC..
Will he held III the Offices Of said Com
pany Rooms d .. 4 IcXandria National
Bank Building. Alexandria, Virginia,
on Tuesday, January T.. lal2. al > o'clO"h
u. m. GEORG &. REID
ianl I'll SecrcGrN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15
" iSII;Ij.

WANTED Statesmen in sell on.
" .;rcas" AMI paint. Easy 10 make
> per day. Experience not niece airy.
Good side line. Nnblc Refining C".,
Cleveland. Ohio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15

ANTED-CLEAN WHITE Rnt,~.
w cents per pound. G. II. Rantcr
* Son. III ;. Eoval 81. nov J., u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-15

-
Number of shares in operation. | o
90 per share: total dividend, Sl.''
$3.50.
R,cnrrIful ;
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-19

= 9; 9: & 9. 8. Is, & q. n. @abubof)
4nfitnft -
Ro 7-gon, Norben. .9.55 BORN
Mo: Boom Moroeu. :. .10.45 aberos
Abfa6rt
gto. 8-9a6 oem Norbeu. .7.30 BORN
geo. 6-Nad bcm Norben. 500 abenhs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-19
sau antonio, 8reitag ben 1g. Snli 1912.

onrd DeutldbIono, Sranfreid, @ng.
lano, Die S6oei5 lrno ssStalien, bon
meld lesterent 2ano aus iie i'm
September Die 9eimreiie outretel1.
= aaut offi3ieller sfnfiinoielma
bat bas> oeuti6e gei6smorine=9lmt
anoeoronet, oaB Die beioel1 groBell
Ssreu5er u8iftorio 2ouiie" imo
rSonia", nel6e 1eit eeralln,er Seii
als SduIi6iffe fungieren, i'm TOM.
lnenoen 8irter Salbiobr nod 0It.
onerifa geben ioaen. gs, miro niht
be5lueifelt, oaB Ole beiben Qren.
scr aud nebrere 9afen Der Scr.
5taaten beiuben lperoen.
= England erribtet iest ein eli.
9enartiaes 9enf1nol fiir @,r. E.
Steao, Den berii6nltelt Sollrnaliiten,
&cforner uno Weltfrieoensfreuno,
me(der bei Der uGitanie" 4ata1tro.
pie ieinen Soo failo. Oieies Delf.
NAL bat namlicb Die @eitolt eines
@eletes, ueldes oie uluciBe Sflac-
rel" in @nglalo pollig unterorufen
ioa, eegen Die Steao 10 elleraiidJ
ltno freiiniitig preoiete, oaB er 10.
gar eiite @efangnisboft ipegen Scr.
letung oes offentlibeu Gtltmtoes
berbiiBen lnuBte.
g(us oer nngarii6en Sanpt-
ltuot guoapelt meloet man: @roBes
9llfieben erreot namentlid in beu!-
iden areiiel1 Ser 9lusgons cincs
Gro5eiies5 melder ioeben Dor Dem
5uitanoigen @eridt in Neulob on
ser 9onau, &onitot 8acs, perban-
belt poroen lit. Ser bortige @nlt.
mirt ScB iit sn bier Mouaten sc.
fongilis nno elmer @eloltrafe nerur.
teilt iporoen, neil ar iln 9eiise eli
nes berbotener oeutiben 9fonlous
gefllnoen -poroen mar. Oieier 9lo.
non fiibrt Sen gitel ,.@6sel,odnllnc.
rlne" mo geiBelt Die Weoeyren-
Serridoft. Sic Strenee Ser 5trnfc
miro bon ben 9eutiden allgelneill
iharf fritiiiert.
- 9lns Santiaeo ouf Gubn miro
genleloet, baB Ser g3ebellenfiibrer
Georo Sponct in 9fuepa gscocio
BON oen 9ieeierungstruppen erid)oi-
len lei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-19

Die Senatsfanoiooten Mol.
ters mo Sbepparo baben, mie oas
@eics es perIangt, Dem Sefretar oes
guloesienats 9ngabeil iiber lire
2anlpaene 4usgaben gemaht
Wpltcrs beri6tet, oaB CT $1190.25
ausgegeben bat nno 5bepparo
$553.24. 8olters iagt, CT bobe Ell.
uen Ganlpaene Sonos bon $4353.-
so, Der aus 9eitr6gen BON perihie-
oeilem Yerionen gebiloet iei nno er
filbrt ieoe Berion an, Die 5u Dem
Sonos beigetrasct bat. Sbepparo
6ebauptet, feinet Gent bon irgenO
Senauo enlpfangen 5lt- babeE, MIR
bobe ibm @olters $3.50 gegeben, um
cine gemeinlame Debate nit linn gu
baben. 0ieie $3.50 ieien aber fir
@oltdtiefeits3tpede ausgegeben NOR
Den, uno 5ipar babe Die Salfte eine
Sral erbaltert, 0eren Mann In elmer
Salool Hriigelei un's 2eben ge.
fomnlen ici iiao Die anoere SaIfte
eine 9lnItalt III Soniton Die es ii6
5nr s(ufgobe made, grunfenboloe at
beliern. QaB Sbepparo Die Bele-
eenbeit benuten peroe, Inn Yropa-
gonbn fir Hrobibition 5ll lnahen,
mar ielbltperltanolih. asir molen
ieiite glagoben anh 1T feimer gSeiie
an3meifeln, er mag ia mirflid alls
feline gieiiefoiten ous ieiner eigenei'
9alhe be5aDlen, a6er mir miiiien
nufritbtig geiteben, oab uns Die &c.
raoe, pffene uno eeihaftsmaBige Mrt
uno g8eiie, in Der @olters ieinen
9eridt abacfalt bot, unenolid picl
beiler scfdllt ais Die prableriihe,
bdnliide uno agitatoriide @e'ie oes
Serrn Sbepparo. 9lber Der 8eridt
1T gonS ieiner bisberieen Gonlpag.
nefiibrung iuiir0ig.
Stills ,@eneralannalt fur-
berbnrf bat iein @utahten oabin
algeaeben, oaB fein Geieb eriltiere,
ipel6es ben gountbfommiiidren bas
gledt ge6e. Die Sabrgeibpinoiefeii
con automobiles auf ben 2anoitra-
ZEN lno in niht inforporierten Or
ten au regeln 8enn elm oernrtiees
Geies niht eriitiert, ioate es ober
ihlcunigIt angenonlmen neroen.
Die iehs8ebn Staatsbonfen
Die Sparfaifen departments ba-
ben, batten am 80. SUM oieies Sob
res $1,699t502.5 50 Gepoiiten in Die.
len 0oiiea
ssn oen meiiten @esenoen oes
Staates iinb ip1breno Der letter
Gage pieoer lhone Resenidouer ge
fallen.
Die .Sair" in grenbau ioa
an g, 3. ,mo 4. Sftober absebalter
iperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-19
9[us a2ilmolifpp mir6 opn,pI-

9lus Millpaufee miro genlel.
bet;; Die ltnteriudnne Der 2eide
SSobn Otto 2inbloff's, zines S1tpa-
gers ser in Chicago ser @iftlniibe-
rei angeflasten Srai 2inbloff Der
ON 12. Sftober 1907 itarb, babe oos
Sorbanoelliein elmer groBen Menga
grienif i'm aorper ergeben.
Sn Wa5uma, Nebaoa, falnell
in 6olge zines @olfenbru6s fiimi
Yerionen um's 2eben.
Ius- SEEM Oorf miro getnel-
Oet:: Gin Bro5eB, tpel6er por 5ebn
Sobrei1 bon Der Spern0ipa 2iIiou
9foroiea, ,lnter ibrenl biirgerli6en
Narnen Srau George @. 0oung, ge-
gen Die Soltbern &ailipap Company
CUR grlangung BON $4,000 elm
eeleitet uoroen mar, 1T bon Der
9ppea slbteilung ser Supreme
Court gu @uniten Der SGneerin erlt<
idieoen moroen. Srou georoico bot
It oanals S6aoen ON ibrer @eiunb-
belt genonmcn, neil 8abnange-
iteate, entgegen ibre1 8roteiten,
Die 9alnpfbei5ung abitenten Stn
Sabre 1905 bot Die gobngelen-
lhaft, nadoem oie Sdngerin inl
eriten 9ro5eB perlorett batte. cine
@bfinoungsiunlme bon $500 an.
oeren annabne 5rau 9toroiea ie-
pod ablebnte SIN Sabre 1912
itelte nun Die beflagte @eieuihoft
ben slntrag aif Mbipeiiung Der
&lage aus Mangcl elmer &lageper-
fclgul1g utio oas @eridt erfannte
IN oieiem Sinne, tporouf ssrau
Noroica appeaierte. Die 9erufungs-
initan3 miberrief bic gntidciouns
oes l1ieoeren @eribtes uno fiibrte
aus, oaB oas geriht fein Hedr
babe, oie &lage obsupeiien, oa
feline 3eligenpernebnung erfoIgt iei.
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