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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-31
TERRA MARINE
OPENS AGAIN
Huguenot Resort is Under
New Management.

The famous Terra Marine Inn at
HuguenOt beach opened again yes
terday after being closed down for
the past year or more The hotel
opens under the management of S.
p. Skinner, of Manhattan. Mr..
Skinner is a thorough hotel man and
will run the place along the lines Of
an up-to-date hotel. 1t is the plan
of the new management to pay par
tiCular attention to automobile par
ties. Shore dinners will be a feat
ure during the summer season.
Music will also be provided. The
Terra Marine Inn, situated in the
shore facing Prince Bay, is consid-
cred II of the finest hotels along
the coast. 1t is easily reached by
automobile and is only a short dis
lance from the railroad station.
The place was closed down last
season after it went into the hands
of the receiver, but now everything
has been adjusted and the place will
run as heretofore. A good crowd
was at the place all day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-31
II. FEHD. PETERSON
Successor to
NNTtVuk

Williams * Peterson
Contractors. Street Grading. Concrete
or Flag Walks, Curbs. Cutters. Etc.
Eel 1929 W-F0tt. T~OtteuvfIIe, N. Y,
Perth Amboy References.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-31
COLONIAL SOCIETY," HERE,

The members of the Colonial So
ciety, Of New York, held a luncheon
mad meeting in the famous old
Billop House on the sound near Sea
Breeze, T~ottenyille, yesterday after
noon. About forty members of the
society came down from Manhattan
by train to Tottenville and from the
depot walked to the historic house,
where the luncheon was served by
q Manhattan caterer.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-07-30
Moorestown.

Having raised the price of hair cutting
from fifteen to twenty cents. Moorestown
BARRIERS announce that the price for that
work on Saturdays will be twenty-five
cents.
In rebuilding the houses on the farm OF
Walter A. Wells, of Mount Laurel.
brick was found bearing date 1882. A
portion Of the house was constructed with
bricks that were shipped from England.
On-lookers were interested when they
saw goat belonging to Henry Tstnsil
Brown, of Moorestown, eat TWO straw
berry boxes, a newspaper and about
yard of cheese cloth. The goat seemed
to enjoy his unusual meal.
Accidentally knocking revolver from
his desk, Julian Sloss, employed In the
East Moorestown station, was shot In the
leg when the weapon exploded, and the
bullet, frat hitting the desk, glanced into
the mans body. DR.. Wintersteen remov-
ed the missile.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-07-30
Florence.

A curiosity to many residents of Florence
occurred there on Wednesday. at the
burial of Hungarian. who died at the
Burlington County Hospital.
Wallace Fewkes, machinist employed
at the Florence iron works, after hand
ling lathes for forty-five years, without
any serious mishap, met with his first
accident last week, when he had portion
of his right thumb cut of.
Wedged under the front trucks of
shifting engine, Leon Homer, fast young
infielder of the Florence base ball team
was dragged fifty yards over the ties ON
Tuesday, after he had saved the life of
little Loretta Bains, of Florence, who was
playing on the tracks when the locomo-'
tive, with string of heavy cars, rounded
curve. Horner, who is employed at the
r. D. Wood iron foundries. was riding on
the footboard of the engine and saw the
chfad's danger as she stood apparently
spellbound in fear. BY a dash, he out-dis-
tanced the engine and reaching the
frightened child, tossed her from the
track At the same instant his feet slipped
and he fell between the rails and rolled
under the running board, which replaced
the cowcatcher. The engineer stopped
the engine, expecting to find Horner dead,
! but by deft movement, as the locomo-
| tive rolled him over and over, he bad
managed to grab the running board with
his hands and with his body dragging be-
meath the trucks he held on as the engine
bumped him over the ties. When they
extricated him, fellow workmen found bis
legs badly laoerated and his ankles
sprained.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-07-30

have been able to perform up to ths
present time and the whole thing Is
tangled in such manner that the head or
tail is not discernible. Why 1t should
take a special meeting of the finance com
mittee to get at the real state of affairs Is
not apparent. That body has held month
ly meetings and has reported the condi-
ton of the county treasury, and not once
has there been an intimation of anything
needing especial attention. Has the mat
ter been carelessly overlooked or has the
committee been Incompetent 1t is to be
hoped that after to-day there will be q
concise and Intelligent statement showing
the exact financial situation. Let the
people know how every account stands
If there is balance In any account let It
be known and let the publicity be equally
open il any of the appropriations have
been overdrawn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
SENATOR'S HANDS ARE
INFECTED BY FISH BITES

VANCOUVER. Wash. Nov. "a
Bitten by a large rainbow trout. eK-
senator u. NJ. Rands OF this oity IL
suffering much from an Infection on
his hands.
Senator Rands was nshing at Inter-
laken. or -Four Lakes, on the North
Bank road. where hefis one OF several
incorporators OF private nsh and
game preserve He succeeded in land
ing a large rainbow trout and when
he attempted 10 release the hook In It's
mouth, the Ash closed its jaws on the
senator's fingers and punctured the
skin.
In trying 10 release lis ingers Mr.
Rands used his right hand and was
also pricked on that member lntec-
ton set in and now Mr. Rands Is go
ing around with both hands in ban
dages
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
TWINS, HARD TO TELL
APART, ENLIST IN NAVY

MINNEAPOLIS Nov. 22.-Twins
who were so much alike that il would
scarcely be possible 10 detect one from
the other. even by means ~ physical
examination. were enlisted I'm the navy
by Lieut. III. n Emerson In charge or
the local recruiting station. The new
recruits are ollie ]. Lester and Emmett
b Lester OF Hood River, ore. me
navy records show that:
Each weighs lS2 pounds,
Eacn uParttres-s-fse feet inches In
height.
Normal chest measurement or eaeh
is 1874 inches.
With breath expanded the chest
mea surement OF each is 80 inches
With normal inspiration the Ghost
measurement OF each ts 80 inches
After examining their records, Lieut.
Emerson sal he did not think II pos
sible 20 find two men who were ply
sically SO much alike.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
rUBERCULosrs OF THE SPINE.
BY n PhysIcinn.

Many Inquiries are made as to the
symptoms Of tuberculosis OF the spine
The most prominent symptom is pain
1-hia-pnin Is due to pressure on the
nerves. IL may be fsH some dTstaHus
away. down the leg. whore IL Is called
acietica. or In the abdomen.
The muscles near the affected bones
are held rigid. Earring increases the
pain. and II Is an attempt TO prevent
this that causes the muscles to stinen.
Later the spine twists
good doctor catches the disease
before there fs much deformity A
careless one may treat the disease as
rheunnatisIn or -sciatica for a long time
TheyInause IL Infection with the tu-
BeTcIe bacillus. very frequently through
milk ----------.--.--
The treatment includes rest in bed
Tor a time. forced feeding. proper
braces. tonic. plenty OF out-of-door
life and tuhercniin.
x-ray shows the diseased bone: the
Geformity and the absoess when there
q one.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22

WHEN YOU REALIZE that three of the four Thea
tiers owned by the Detroit Theaters Incorporated
charge ten cents admission this great number gives
you idea of the tremendous income.
NOW YOU SAW the advertisement in the Sunday pa
pers Well, we expected big sale and it certainly
did come.
TO BECOME A PARTNER in a business now earning
at the rate of $3.50 per year is opportunity that
is not offered every day.
THERE Is STILL part of the $4,000 block of stock
left, and you still have opportunity of investing
money in this company, which is at this min
ute earning a dividend at the rate of over $3.50
per annum.
THE DETROIT THEATERS INCORPORATED oper-
ates the "Gratiot," 'Vendome" "Delray" and
"Bijou" Theaters, and also the Picture Arcade
which is always crowded. All are ten-cent houses
showing moving pictures and vaudeville except the
"Bijou" which has only moving pictures, with an
admission fee of five cents.
BUT BEFORE WE SAY another word want to be
certain that you understand that these Theaters are
running now that they earning dividends now
that they earned dividend at the rate Of $3.50
per annum during October
THEY ARE SHOWING to crowded houses every even
ing. Your dividends begin to run the minute your
stock is issued
AND YOU GET your dividends at the end of every
month. There is no waiting, red tape Your
checks will come in regularly and you can figure
out for yourself what nice tidy income invest
ment here will bring you.
YOU KNOW FOR yourself that moving picture thea
ters make money, but did you really know that
they are today paying higher dividends than almost
any other industry?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22

np-tr~s--lfke Printing. No fuss and
40 feathers. The plain. neat kind that
lN0igs right Tipnes Pvtnttng Co.. Is
tehn Ret IN. Main ilss or City 1855
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22

ASK THE PEOPLE who have previously bought stock
even in companies which had yet to build their
theaters and these people will tell you that they
are making remarkable profits.
AND MOVING PICTURES will always be popular be-
cause they appeal to the great mass OF the people
on account of the low cost, and they in addition ap
peal to people of all ages and classes because or
their educational and entertaining value.
AND HERE YOU have the opportunity of sharing in
the profits Of five of the most popular amusement
places in the city.
YOU HAVE AN opportunity of investing your money
where there is uncertainty about the fuure.
Where you can know just about what it is going to
make for you.
PERHAPS YOU ASK, what about competition?
There is no competition, because all the five and
ten-cent theaters in the city are making good
profits
TO SATISFY YOURSELF on his point, just take
few minutes some evening and see for yourself the
line Of people in front of nearly every moving pic
ture theater in the city.
THEN AGAIN, PERHAPS you ask why is it that
you have to advertise this stock?" BY advertising
we can secure investors from all parts of the city
advertising is the only way by which we can get
as large a number of partners as we desire.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
DE7R OFT
7HEA7ERS
INCORPORATES

Telephones: Main 1911, City COTS
pres.-Wm. F. Klatt
Vice-Pres.-James Cranshaw.
Secy -Treas.-James Strasburg.
Counsel-Louis WurZer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22

WE WANT THE BOOSTERS-that's why we haven't
placed this block of stock with two fnan-
ciers We could have done that very easily.
AND REMEMBER THAT if you buy only ten shares
at $40 each, you just welcome as If you
bought one hundred shares
IT'S JUST MATTER of plain figures. Do you want
your money to $3.50 per annum for you? Do
you want to invest it where you will receive the
largest possible income?
NOW If YOU are still doubtful to Office and
talk the matter with officers. They viii
show you statements to prove that $50 dividend
was earned in the month of October.
AND YOU WILL ALSO be shown figures to prove that
this dividend will probably be increased In the fu-
ture.
BUT WHAT CAN you ask that is better than his in
vestment, which is safe and has every prospect Of
paying $3.50 per year on the money you put in?
IF YOU WISH detailed information come to our
Offices 1106-1107 Union Trust Bldg. We are keep
ing open evenings till o'clock this week.
Right now is the best time to act on this.
Fill this Coupon and send In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22

November-, 1912.
Detroit Theaters
Incorporated,
1867 Union Trust Bldg,
Detroit Michigan.
Gentlemen
l am interested in your proposition and wish that
you would send prospectus and complete in
formation. considering an investment OF
Name ........................ '...''''
Times Address Observation-Disclosures.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-17
Smrneriid)e llHterbaltuns Der Ginein.
natl Surussmeinbe.

Tas jahrlid,e Sdauturnen. oas Die
Gincinnatl lurueemeinoe bIsher le'
Den esriihIing in Der WuiifbaIle Der.
anIioIete, miro heuer in Der Central
Snrnhaile ltottfinoen, nno 3Ipar ON
Samitag, ben 20. apriI. @enn ilh
Sieie tnrneriihe llnterboltung, fuie lie
auf Der gintrittsfarie beit)eioen &c.
nount iii. oieies IPal audi in einem
engeren Rnume abipielt, miro lie oo1
an 8eoiegenbeit ben iriiberen 8or-
iiibrnrgen burdlalls ultt nah'ieben.
Taiiir biirat Der tiihtiae 3urnlebrer
.Tr. 8uitap GdItein, Der elm ausge.
ssitn.iss proeramm fir Die @slessn.
belt porbereiiet bat. bad, Der turne.
ridden goriteIIuna rpiro 3um 9anje
ouiaeipieIt. pas ieoenfalls BON Dem
iiinqeren Clement ireuoig bearliBt
miro. IA Der lleberihub aus oieier
lluterhaInlng in Ole Reilefaile Der
aftipen 5urner uno Der altersflaiie
iiir oas nddlitidhrige Bunoesturuieit
iliebt, 10 lit aud elm gutter fInau3ieQer
Griolg Der 9oriteIluns uoH Ser3en 81
lpiinlhen
sSoIgenbes prpsramm gsidngt
sur DurGfubrung:
Guperturs -. Gsbtrssrs Srheiter
.Das Wanb.rn III oes UaIa.ys 2uit"
III. WdbhsntIoiis.
.2abi uns 2isOer iinesn-
i. fnabentlaht.
3dn3rsissn
III. Wdbhertlaife.
~2las 8Oeel iinb idon oa"
/. WdotxnslaF.
5ant.liibunssn
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3osIinse.
Siabiibunsen
glters!loHe.
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al RnabeN.
b. Damen.
1us luitise Doppslquart.tt
Nsiipe 5urner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-17

tere $4,000 81 3ahlen ietn. Gine iolh
grobe Borfumme bat Der 0eretn ndz
turlia ni6t gebabt. Gr 1T Dielmehr
auf bic unterItiisuns Der Jreunos Der
guten Suhs an9erpieI.n, uno .penn
besbalb StoDtmiHiondr paitor ). q.
Sdaal bel bisisn poripriht, finost er
boFfsntlib offene 9eraen uno offsne
6Gnpe. Ias Seim bat beretts 5tpei
iunae 2eute als gepobner, 1T uber CUR
QuFnabme BON % einserihtst. Rad
benz 9Ioubensbetenntnib piro Nisz
manb gsFragt, ipnoern 3ur Iufnahme
eenuot es, rpenn ber8treffenos iih als
unItdnbiser uno unbeihoItsner W}unn
uusipsiit. Die 2ogiseeloer raugirsn
bon 81 big So pro Wo6e uno psun
cine asrpiiTe Qn5abI junaer 2eute bsie
iammen lit, foI aud bic aube etnges
rihtet tpsrbsn, 70 ouB Die geppbuer
bort aud ibrs WabL3siten sinnehmen
t0nnsR. Die Wobn3immer lissen i'm
3psiten uHo pritten Stod. sic fiHo
nett uno frsunolt6 m0bIirt, Wdnoe
unp Tubb0osH Iino nit OeIfarbe ges
itritsn unp DOR ben 8ettsn uno ben
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tungen 1T aust0mmIih geIorst unb
dlIss lit 10 ianitdr aIs m0gIih. Die
srits Gtoge lpiro ipGtsr QIs SpeiieiauI
unb i'm porhsren Sbeil ais Qeie3tmmer
oisnsn. Quh Toll Elm 9iano onges
ihafft perber, 10 oaB Die gepobusr
Ii1 ouh muiitaliide llnterbaItunQ
perihafisH t0nneu. Das gan5e Ssim
matt innsn uno auben einen reat
frsunplihen unb anbeimsInben Gin
orut. Gs 1T Elm peiteres 9sntmal
osutfhsr RdtItsnlisbs uno WpbI;
tbdtistsit.
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0eburten.

Sal. uno Raibalis aepi. 232 5eurrs
Ap., anube.
Jobn unb Wars. Shuur, 3054
Turrsa 4p., Wdohen.
s.. uno Wurs. 3aa, 1909 Waperlsn
glp., Wdnhen.
5n. uno 6ransista 9orltmanH,
22l5 gopt 4p., anobe.
Sobn uno aorol. pu!s, 1881 Gems
trail Ap., Wl1oten.
Rid. uno Muria Waltner. 215
1inelan Girabt. Gnabe.
Qpuis unb Warit Sdii!sr. 1926
6arriIon ap., Rdohen.
alb. uno Uinna Jabnt., 304 W.
aibertp Strabs. RGbdeH.
Usart. nno g. 6iaee. 1903 Gin
Gtrobe. Rnabe.
Germ. une gtkI lllnsr. 600 Smith
Gtrabs. Wdbhsn.
Gus. uno gedis GboeOlar. 521
Clinton Strabe. Waohen.
Soi. une 2orstia Caster. 2713 W.
6. 9lp., anabe.
1bos. uno Dora Willins, AIT Ore
aon CTR, qnabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-17
6er3ihlas.
Nojt oes ,garnet Spnie" tobt int
Bette lauisefunoeH.

Don einem pISbliden lobe fpurOs
so. g. Barnett. Elm As Sabre alter
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net 6ouie, i'm aaufe Der Wpntag Nadt
ereilt. Gr purbe s.itern Mcrgen Don
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funoen. Der @eritorbens, Dslher IN
philadelphia aniGiIis uNo Utlteliso
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bolt iiber Ser5beihperoen seild9t,
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artig, oab ON Wfontag Or. 9. ..
@rimss bin5useSosen tpuroe. Der eos
roner rpiro einen Snaueit abbalten.
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6otels elsGener


Dis 1rant 5inn. Elm Mitslieo Der
gssenpdriis i'm apric 1beater auftrss
ienoen gluesgirp 5rupps, seitsrn
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peruriahte bos Gsu,r untsr ben 3oteIs
aGiten cine nidt ssrings Qufrssuns.
ssinn lam iiber bic gntitshunesuriu.
DE o.s Jsusrs t.ine aus,unft seb.n.
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Gterblidf beriMt.

Jobn Cline, So. 5oipital. S6tpinbs
iu1t.
8. Brennan, 2s. etabt 6oipitaI,
Qungeneni3iinbung.
lhsoo. Gtodum. 81. 1245 Bates
Ctr. 9er5leiDtn.
asnss Drum. 90, 316 Oft Z. 4p..
Snqusit-
Geo. Grant. SO, siabi 5OipitaI.
Jnqusii.
Sren. Dins. II. 3S06 1iaiibe,
lln.trfsibsentaiinouns.
Norp s6mio. 81. RiD<riioe. In
plus.
paul sGeli.s. 1s. 3724 Carthage
Np., 6er3leibsn.
Charles 6sih. 81. qonsDien. Ges
birneripsi&uns.
gseIx Sonoers. 80. 300 Of 5.
Ap.. 6irnbluiuns.
Gmma Gulpepper. 80. SHninbs
fuGt.
Wm. aanslos. SO. 1045 Nittens
houk Str, ner3ltinen.
GImer 10. Wombcloi. 90, 4142
Qanalonn Ctr. SnqueF.
Mlb. G&roeter. 81. oeut|hts 4ltsns
bsin. VierenIeioen.
/ Charles 0uoion. 30, 124 ganc
4lIep. SMlpinbfufi.
Nsor Qinnner. 81, 80 Weit Court
Ctr, 6er3fsbIer.
saasban Uraneis. SO. 3109 Dsemitsr
Etrnbs, Snqueii.
Gosrsti asisbser. 80. $50 msii I.
Mb.. Hierenleioen.
Wsarp Wriabt. 81. 1906 Race Ctr.
Jnquef.
Suiia Gmritb. l. 25O9 Nithie Ctr.
llHierieibS<nt5iinbung.
9b. Gberiban, 81. 1908 Mihmono
Gtrobe. 9erJoeritttuns.
Jtrtmi0b Noinep. rs, S25 Dori
Gtrobe. Iiersfmn66k.
Guion Gasutr. n. 1913 9opiina
Gtrabs. Qeberleibsn.
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Gte.G .GrlaubniRineine.

l2ouis =. Gasfin, %. 1920 GnItern
I Apenue.
lgliie Wann 19, 1886 8laoitone.
jSobu ghiaips, A, 424 @. 3. ape.
tGmma aalus, DO oto.
|elarence 5. siennefonp, 26, 3541
( @epis 9ipe.
lSrma s. 2opel, 2s, 325 groaomap.
{Sarrn Otto Rotb, 2S, 5O7 goplar.
lGba g. s5rues, %, 40 Gapton.
lgm. 8. @1iller, 27. Grioro, 8.
lssranees 90. Gallen, %, 3515
WiooIeton ape.
Igoparo q. Seub, q, 461 Gapton.
t8ertruoe Singer, q % g9. 2ibertp.
JSarrp 8. @intering, %, 1884 sib.
1 men ape.
i2iaian Sf)aiper, 2t. 1922 Saliteao.
lgeniamin 8. aiiiel, 81, 759 Nc.
I Dsatin slpe.
iGona R. Sopefamp. 20, 29t4
GlineDien.
ISerman q. aruer, 23,Goplngton. .aD
iemma llIrid1, 10, 5l3 Git 13. CTR
iUiidael ssoe Bennett, 20, 747 @
! A. glpe
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I5ranf 8. 8eiieler, 81, Crescent
! bile, 8.
lGotherine 9. Ioe, %. Mt. 5ealtbp
|anrl o. gaeber. 65, 1922 8ine Ctr
lDiortba a. Fir, 40, Oto.
Iaatprente 90. Gaibmau, "a, 24t4
( Rarpldnb aoe.
lSrene Reefamp, 10, lO6 Saunoer$
is9m. G. glibmon, 2G. Canton. 8.
tRorp 6. 8oiiser. %, 933 @ooo
lamn.
IgluguIt @eiiel, 90, Ct. Bernard. .
lGoitb Snmmonos, 20, oto.
lRihoel shaIler, %, 3917 gro
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lanua 9eQ, %, 3493 Stathemer.
|8m. 6. Moora, ir., %, Sos ange
! les, Gal.
lSerminia 5euier, "a, 2311 aeupe
2one.
l9eo. u. Birien, 81, 211 9oooma
Il StraBe.
lWap 9reioome, 90, oto.
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II bus, s.
5rances 9rcBman, 81, 1639Glar
ton Ctr.
(Gotpnro Reiap. %. % Oh 9. Str.
lGonn Earts, %. 409 8. BearI.
{Go. 3. Deeaeber, 90. 222 8ite.
| 8iniireo 9oriu, 81, $50 3. Bear
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AuS benz Ppliseigerimt.

George j. Berger mar auf 9eran'
IaHuns isinsr 5rau unter Der 4ntIage
Der WibhanbIuns psrbaftet iporosn.
Ias Gbepaar III Ieit eiutgen Wonaisn
psrhsiratbet unb Rittsr Jrits rsoste
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oub bsioe psriprahen, in 3utunft in
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