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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-27
HE is READY TO APPEAR BEFORE
THE INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE.
ROOSEVELT GIVES HIM ADVICE
The ProsressiVes' Leader Advises Him
to Go Before Committee as REQUEST
ed and Tell All That He Knows of
Transaction.

oyster Bay, N. Y, Aug. 26 What
Col. Roosevelt said and did in the mat
ter of John d. Archbolds alleged
100000 contribution to the Republi-
can campaign fund in 1904, what
President Roosevelt said to the late
E. H. Hartman and what Mr.. Harri-
man said to President Rooseveu
about Harriman's 100000 contribu
ton are matters to which William
Loeb, Jr., formerly Roosevelt's secre-
tary, is prepared to testify before the
senate committee Investigating cam
paign contributions according to al
announcement made here today by
Col. Roosevelt.
MIR. Loeb told me last night that
he had statements that he was to b.
brought down before the committee,
said Col. Roosevelt.
Il told him that if he was called he
was to go, Of course, and testify. to
everything.
While under no circumstances
would l myself ever have asked Mr..
Loeb to testify" Col. Roosevelt de-
clared, Il am more than pleased that
the committee chooses to DO so
For instance, when I made my
statement about Mr.. Harrimal in Mr..
Harriman's lifetime, let it rest only
on my written letters, yet as the
committee has chosen to listen 10
hearsay gossip by Mr.. Odell and Mr..
Archbold as to what Mr.. Hartman
said took place at that interview,
shall be glad to have them listen to
Mr. Loeb, who was present at the in
tervieW.
"Mr. Loeb heard Mr. Hartman ask
me to get Mr. Bliss or Mr.. Cortelyou
to contribute funds to himself and Mr.
Odell for the big campaign (neither
Mr. Hartman nor l ever so much as
spoke of Mr.. Hartman contributing to
my campaign, and Mr. Loeb himself
telephoned to either Mr.. Bliss or Mr..
Cortelyou transmitting Mr.. Harri-
mans request of me. Mr.. Loeb also
telephoned to Mr.. Bliss and Mr. Cor
telyou about the alleged Standard Oil
contribution, making in their behalf
the same request that l had made di-
cectly in the two letters and tele-
grams that have been published that I
had received, that no. Standard Oil
Company money had been received or
would be received"
Concerning the statement made by
Mr.. William r. Hearst yesterday in
London, in which Mr.. Hearst urged
him and Mr.. Archbold and Senator
Penrose to tell the full story, Col.
Roosevelt had this to say:
My attitude to the Standard Oil
Company was precisely the same be-
fore election and after election, as
any one can find out by turning to
the files of the newspapers at the
time Of the passing Of the bureau Of
corporation bill before | was nomi-
mated or elected, when the Standard
Oil Company opposed the law and |
got it through making public the tele-
grams of the Standard Oil people op-
posing the law and showing their ac-
tivity"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-27
WILL INVITE VETERANS TO
HOLD 1918 REUNION HERE
BRUN sWIcK TO EXTEND AN INW
TATIoN TO OLD SOLDIERS
AT MARIETTA.

delegation of Confederate veter-
ans will leave the city tonight for Ma
retta, where they go to attend the
annual state reunion, and they will
carry with them an invitation from
the local camp and from the mayor
and council to hold their 1913 meet
ing in this city.
The invitation will be extended on
behalf of Brunswick by DR.. w. Bur-
roughs, who is one Of the best known
veterans in the state, and Brunswick
will be supported by the entire south
Georgia delegation, as well as veter-
ans from other sections Of the state
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1t will be pointed out that it has
been many years since a state re-
union was held anywhere in this sec
ton of the state
At the meeting of city council last
night the matter was brought to the
attention of the soIons, and council
decided to join the local veterans in
extending the invitation to the old
soldiers. Many veterans in all Sec
tions Of the state have previously ex-
pressed a desire to attend reunion
in this city and it is believed that
Brunswick will secure the 1913 meet
ing.
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MOTION DENIED.

Los Angeles, Aug. 26.-The motios
of Clarence S. Darrow's attorneys to
dismiss the indictment charging the
former chief counsel of the McNam-
aras with bribery of Robert Balm, the
Mcnamara, was denied. today in the
superior court. The case was con
tinued until tomorrow, when the date
of Darrows trial on the Balm charge
will be set.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-27
AMERICAN TROOPS FORCE
PEACE ON NIcADAGUANS.

Mangua, Aug. % delayed il trans
mision) Notice that the American
forces in Nicaragua will restore peace
has been, sent to Gen. Vaca, leader OF
the revolutionaries at Leon; by
George T. Weitzel, United States min
lister here. The leader of the revolu-
ton, Gen, Luis Mena, was also given
a similar notification.
Gen. vaca today sent request to
the government for an armistice TO
last eight days, but this was refused
by the president and the ministers
The message was sent through the
minister of San Salvador, who was
marooned at Leon by the Insurgents.
A German has been killed at Mata'
galpa.
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DIED ON BRlDAY TOUR.

indianapolis, Aug. 26.-J. w. Daugh
erty, ST. Louis clubman, attorney and
adjuster for life insurance company,
died suddenly in Pullman car at
tached to train bound for ST. Louis
at midnight last night. The body was
taken off here. Coroner Durham said
death was due to apoplexy.
Mr.. Daugherty and his wife were
returning sfrom a honeymoon trip to
Europe. He was 43 years old. Mrs.
Daugherty remained here for the
night.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-27
JILrEp. KILLS HERSELF.

Mount Sterling, KY, Aug. 26-Iva
Tuggie, Is. of Winchester, who has
been visiting here, committed suicide
by shooting herself with revolver
She left a note saying she was in
love with a Winchester boy who had
Tilted her.
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SENATE REcEDED, MAKING AD
JoURNMENT OF CONGRESS
A CERTAINTY.
BOTH HOUSES FILIBUsTER
The Penrose Resolution, Seeking to
Go Further Into the Archbod- Per-
kins-RooseveIt Matter Was Passed
For the Session.

Washington, Aug. 26.-The senate
amendments to the general dehciency
bill on motion of Senator Warren, thus
meeting the demands OF the house
and removing the last apparent OBJ
stacle TO adjournment.
This action struck from the bill the
claims Of oregon, Virginia, Maryland
and Texas and provision for a months
extra pay for employees at the capitol.
At 1925 the senate adopted con
current resolution to adjourn congress
at 1870 o'clock. 1t was sent to the
house, where there was little doubt
it would speedily agree upon it.
Upon the passage of the resolution
the senate went into executive ses-
sion.
The house lost no time in adopting
the resolution to adjourn sine die at
4:30 o'clock Both houses then mark
sd time for the engrossment of the
general deficiency. bill and President
Taft waited in his room at the capi-p
tol to sign it.
LaFoIlette's Fight.
With Senator LaFollette holding out
the threat of a filibuster that would
indefinitely prolong the session of
congress, the senate passed without
a roll call, the Penrose resolution to
have the Clapp committee investigat-
sx.o A. int Nnnr-
respondence or financial transactions
between John D. Archbold, George
w. Perkins, Col. Theodore Roosevelt
and members of congress"
The scene of Saturday night and
early Sunday morning, when every
parliamentary usage was put forth to
keep the Penrose resolution from
coming to vote, were in no way re-
peated today.
Leaders of both sides declared this
forecasted an adjournment probably
tonight. The only other possibility Of
delay was on the general deficiency
bill, but leaders hadreached an agree
ment to leave the disputed ''state
claims out of the measure until next
session.
Penrose Resolution.
AS finally amended, the Penrose
resolution authorizes the Capp COM
mittee Ito probe the following points;
The statement of Senator Penrose
in the senate regarding the Standard
Oil Company's campaign contributions
to the Republican national committee
of 1874.
Expenditures and contributions in
the campaign for presidential nomina-
ton this year.
Financial transactions and corre-
spondence relating thereto between
John D. Archbold and members of the
senate and house. Financial trans
actions and correspondence relating
thereto between George W. Perkins,
Col. Roosevent and members Of the
house and senate.
The house took a recess at 2:25
O'Clock until 1926 on the theory that
the senate then would be caught up
and an adjournment soon would fol-
low
Senator Clapp, chairman of the spe-
cial committee investigating expendi-
lures. stated after the passage of the
Penrose resolution that his commit
tee probably would not meet agan be
fore Cpntpmhnr 10
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-04
9okal.Derid)t
utter farmer
I'm itdbfiiden Soipital ben 5slaen
sines llniaas srlesen.

Der Coroner III nit einer llnterias
dang bes heitern Wcrgen i'm Itdbtie
f1en lofpitaI erfo!sten 1obes Der 73
Jdbts aIten Jarmers Nm. 6aiptins
b<fAdfiiat. Der @reis. pelher i'm
UaIt pcufs tpohHte. mar am %. s}ss
briiar nah bem 6ofpitaI sebrahi pcr-
nsn. Or Iiti an BEN syolssn zines Dor
s,Dei Sabrsn in Soma ftattsefunosnsn
linfotls, tpobei er fih infolse Gheusns
zines pftrbes cine ihipers DerleBuns
am iinftn Nrm 5use3caen bdttt. Nus
bfrbtm mar q NIT einem RisrsnltiDen
btbufttt. Sm 1efib bes patienitn
fDurbe inter anbertm Elm Brief BON
sd. 6. Wormial. Reoper gouneil
Wo. 456. BON go. 131 Of Dan 9u-
ren Gtrdbe. gbicago, S[I., porssfun-
ben. Der goroner fat Wormiun iele-
aropbtfn BON bem lobe bes 5dnfiHs
In RenHiniB seisbt. iebod bisher nod
ssine Mntmori erbdlten. Or leiiete sis
Htn Snqusii ab.
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ed,lpeiser Rinaerdjer.

llnter goriis oes &errn Etto an.
ner llnD Der YrctofollfiihriIna oes
Hsrrn Si,lins Moper fnHo geftern DIE
Mlcnnfs RerinumIifng Oes cbigcI
8ereins itatf. IN peid,er bic Serren
GiNen 9rocne un0 syriebrid, q. Seo-
Der ais paiIipe 1RifoIie0er alifgenom.
IlIsn iuurbcn. Cine GinInbung oes
1olnen3irfeIs oes Gtiftun Neiabts
Dldnnerhors, 5u eineus. an 10. MdrB
Ifottfinhenoen .Goffee iilb Dor 90.
fioI1 tpiIrbe an9enominen iau0 rl0g.
ii6ii sobIreid)e Netbeilig,lae 3use-
ioet. Anf antrng misroe befMloiIen,
an eineln nod 5ii beitiuisnen0en 1age.
Anfnngs Ssnni D. 8. In NegeutboI's ?
EDpyt> GcDinGton, Gin 8ienlf 81 pcr.
|anltnlten. fit weIdbes bic Serren g.
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0ereini8te Gdnger.
1as sanaerfeit finSet, luie iiblid,, am
1iiueftiOnntag i'm Gbeiter
1,arf itatt.

esn Der geitrigen Delegntens sSiBune
Der 8ereinieten Sdneer, Die inter
goriis oes Serrn gbns. g. Shmiot
ituttfnno, nuO IN iDeldyer al Steae
oes nbrpeienoen Setretors SuIius
Stemler, Serr Srnnf oas Grotofoa
.fiibrte, rpuroe bes 2dngern iiber Rit-
tel itno 9eae geiprotet tuie Ger We.
iud, Der Broben bon Seiten Aer af-
tipcn Sdnger, Der Dor Den lcbten
aonBerten niht inImer }uFrieGenltel-
leno mar, in 3ufilnft gebeHcrt iperbeu
fonnte. Gs tpilrben uerifieoene We.
thoben in Boriflag aebroht ltuo
ihlieblih elm Antrag luaenommclI,
in 3ufltnft cine itrenge aontroae ~
iiben uno barailf 5n beitcben, oaB
minocitens smeibrittel Der aftiper
S1nger zines jcoen, 81 ser 8ereini.
gung geb0renben @ereins Den Fro-
ben beiEuobnen miifie, noburd, beitou-
big ein ghor BON Iuenigitcns 20C
Stimmen aciihert piro Gie Gele-
aaten mHroen fri,lft, hic'cn 9eihluf
CUR aenntnib ibrer refp. gcreine 81
briuecn. Bon Dem ansitu'ia iitr DIE
pernilnFtige 5eier oes 4. SSrIi liei
cine 3uihriit Gin. NORM Ole 4fitthei.
lung gemaht rpurbe, onf . beriel6c
terte Wittng I'M lthr i'm Rorloc
r. oes Sinton Sotel feline critic Der.
inmmlms nbbnlten miro, I'M iiber
bic oipsj1brioe syeier 'r berathen
Gle Serrn 2ouis Ghrqott, asobr
Scffmann imo ghns qubl nurben
prind1t bic gcreiniater Ginger 5el
Ser 9er'ammlilng Sn ucrtreten.
lie 7rage be5eI her grridtuta
elmer groben Wuni3ipoI -0ouoentions.
boae tpurbe auFs fapet gebraft uni
ben ben anmeienoen GclegateH OH
oos araftigite inooiitrt. Ter Der
gniigunas .ausihnb berihtete, baB Ell
6cn Gheiter Bnrf bebuiS abhaltitua
bes Sdneerieites fir BTinaitionntag
26. Rai>b. !. belegt unO bereits Sit
notbiqen aontrdfte obgcifloIIel
hobc. gbenio beridtcte bnS aiuiif
aommittee. Sab es ieincrieits aisd
idon Die @sluifbdle fir ben 0ritiel
Sonntaa i'm Ropernber B. =. 5ebui;
abbaItltn1 oes golfsIieberfon5erts'
engaqirt hohc. Tns goraebcn beioe'
ausitiliie muroe eutgebeiBen.
Gum Sd,luS muroe Ser Sefretd
beauftraat BEL Der Somilton, 9. sSeit
beborbe an,iifrnaen, mann bak Rc
,irfs. .S6ngerfeit bort itattiinoen ION
bantit iid Die biciigcn 8ereine seitil
| oarnah rit'ten fonren.
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I'm Der aeitriaenaPonats. Berinnlrt'
li,ns. Tpeld,e iInter oen yoriis oes
Serrn Gbns. Grbad,er uno Der yro.
tofoafnbrnng Ses Serrn Wn'
ti,ios Heiseerber itattfano. pnr'
De Serr 6eorg Neiiter nls pul.
lines Mifglieo onfeenomnen. Ter
ARRANGEMENTS. .ausihnB fir ben
jiingit nbgebnItenen gereinsbon be-
rihtete. bob Der er3ielte lleberidnlh
$3.50 betrnsen babe. Ter Heriht
lmlroe nit GROCER 9cfriebi1llae auf.
e,cnnmnen ilnn Der ailsihul3 mil
Tanf entIaiien. anf Antrns fpuroe
beihlciien am Coming ben 81. Sull
b. 8. in Qobmonn's ynrf, Soflep eiii
Bienie III reranltalten, nit beiien ar.
raneiriina Die 'Serrn Gonrnn Sra.
asr. u. s.. aemelin, A0om Mogeler
uno ssnrcb 4reiber beanftrngt iD,ir-
ben. die Gopiiteiier an ben q. 4,
SfnotperbonD mliroe aur 9nbliaIG an.
gespieien. Die Ginnnbmen befrnscil
1870 uu0 bic Musgnben 455. 90.
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,,Die 2seft IN Cincinnati. 9
Qanotr unb g5lfer bes iernen EiteuS
in setreuer @ieoergabe.

Ilit Der ausiisluns .1bs Borlo
in Cincinnati, pslhe pom 9. Wldr5
biz 6. april in Der Wuiitbale Derdus
italtet piro, bistst fih Dislen 2eutsn,
Die nod ni6t 8sI.senbeii gebabt pa.
ben, bic adnber beg fernsn Sftens ga
kiuden, 0slsssnbeit, naturgstrsuc
Hatahmunaen BON Seenerien, oss
einhimiihen 2ebens uno fonitigsr
Standardization folder aGnoer 81
Gefiht Al betpmmsn. sJeoes GdnG
bat in Der ausiteQung cine beicnosrc
Gsition sua.pieisR, bic Don fhonen
aemaIten Sc,nsri,u Ieiner 9eSenoer
eineeIhloFen lit. Snnerhdib Dee
Roumes, Der bsiipisisfpeiis pom g,mdI.
ten 6iiasln Supdns ober ben gituH'
pe!n anbiens .iHgsIhloHen III. psretr
bdufer. Dertitattsn. 1empel. altdr.
sine GhuIe, Elm 5olpital, 11esbduI.l
unb onbere gaulitieiten. Del6e mi
BEN notionaIen Qsben bee bArsffenoer
Bottles In g,skbung fteben, aufssftellt
psroen. Muf eleie Wetlt sperotn anG
CHINA. aoreu, Yalditina nnb afrit'
in ibrem seosnipdrtisen 2ultursufanr
ju feben Gtin.
Sn ben betreffsneeH Rationdltoa
itiimen aeslsiDsts iosendnnit ~Gtspa
arnS., BON WGnn,rH unc Jrauen aus
Cincinnati uno osHm nlmsebuns bar
orfklIt, ipersen Die Geentrien bep6l
lern unb ben gsiuhern alIes Wihensa
iptrtbe ibr.r abtbeiliins erildren
Den 6auptssssnitaRo biefer SdiIcs'
rnnaen rtro.n oie 4emiibunaen
hriitii6e gipiIiiation in alien gDeIt.
theilen su perbrsitsn. biloen.
lie aopien Der Seenerien iIno ge
bduDe iperbsn 10 asnau unb bic 1nr'
'ielIuna Der gspobner uno oes einhsi
mifd9en Qebens psroeH 70 natursetrsl
iein. oaB ieeer seilid,er. Der 4usitel
lung Fih rpis in cine fremoe at:
nrcfpb1rs perisst fiI9len uno slaubsr
lrirb, iouienee Msilen BON ieiner 5eis
matb sntiernt 81 i.in.
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gereitelier sranoitiftaassperia

Die polissi fatnott ouf einen Bur
Fhsn. ipeItsr gsfterH Worsen ses.n
2 libr psriuhts. oas 1aus SO. 523
plum Gtrabs ni.oerSubr<unen. Rur
oem leinten S6Iafe ber i'm sfreitsn
gtodreri ipobnsnotH drnu sersuion
iii es 3u nerban.sn. bdb mr gubeHs
jfreih rehtseitis sntbedt unb pereitelt
ipurbe. yrau 5trsuioH nurbe ourt
Elm leifes Gsraufd aus benz Shlofs
aufxip.di unp hortt i'm n6daiten 4us
gfnblid. tpis ismano i'm aorribor ein
&treinboiS onsiiHoste. Sic 0ffnete bic
xhiir unb fab einen fdadbig seileibetsn
Ulcnn bic 1reppe binuntereilen. gu
aIeidher 3eit entbedte Tie, oob bie De-
1Rnperfieibnns bes Acrribors, an q.
ner Ettile. an lpsIter ber NeDurf db.
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gmmst in oefieu 8Idn5tugsu. Gr
ipislt gut uno iingt nit ipmpdtbiIher
Sttmme unb piro fsrner Don elmer
tiihtigsn 9eIeli6aft untsrItiiBt. Quh
bic fcenii6e 4usItattung psrfeblt niht,
bic 8epunberung Der 3uihauer gu ers
reoen. Die aoItiime Iiub Der 3eit ans
gepaBt, in Der bds Stiid iptelt.
SSm StanoarD Gbeater Ga.
itirt oieie @ohe Die Big 6apetp
Company. glufqefiibrt miro Die
omiiionte 5peiattige 8eiongspoiie
~ ,Sloriou Gnfdntnent" bon go.
pur6 Sanoforo. IS banoeIt lid oariu
nm Die grIebniiie BON gooIf 0aeper.
merit, einenr 1yabrifauteu aus bent
SooIieritoat, uno 2out5 8loB, etuem
reichen 8unfier, Die bei6e in ,Slortoa
EGrboIung irhen. Iort meroeu lie IN
leinem srittlaiTigen Sommeruufentz
! bait nit Der iran3oiiiden glbenteuerin
15apette befannt, Die nid)t minoer
biibih it, Die Die englii6e Brinlo'
Donna 9tightingole. 3draus entlteben
natiirIi6 Die lIrtolntiditen 8ertuide-
luuqen. Der Gbor beitebt ans 3rpana
| 3iq 6ubitcn iuHqen Gamen in rei8eii.
| oen aoitimen, ur0 Die SauptioltlteH
limo 9lItce WQuo TooIe, 8eulah gera
ton un0 CLARA Douglas Hadett.
SSn Eeoples GGeoter tritt
bteie Wp6e bic Whb 9telp Yort Sr.e
8eiellihaft altf. Sie bieiet in oiefer
| Saiion III reiher Iu&rpohl gaH5 nele
Attraftionen nit au5qe5cldlneten
ar0iten, io0aB iif] 0as Bltblitun POM
Nufang bis 3ln sSallen oes &orban9S
| in nod ME oogeDeiener @ciic inter.
h1lt Gle tritt in 5rpei mliitfaliidser
GrtraDaqan3us auf: ,llp 20 Gute
Morrieo 2ife" uno n5Iftp Ditles
5rom Genper". Sie iin0 perfoBt nno
! iniseniert bon 1Sobn 5. Blaf, Der
| qleit5eitiQ ourin Die crlte fontt'he
Rone ipielt. Gr miro BON einem
| Sh0nbeitshor pon 5luan8ig luneer
| Ianen unterinitt. alS Ipe5ielle at-
truftion lit ole grofc Barrier Sena
liationSnopitat ySbe 9lmofing" engu4
giert. g8 lit Elm etnaftiger SfetG. oas
8eltaIten aus Der Barrier 8erbreGers
melt norfiibrt. Sn oieiem abqeI6lo1e-
nen 9rama meroeu Die ipannenolteft
Situationen oargeboten. Ter Ert Der
| 6anblung iii oas Gpad)enpiertel, bnS
3u iiberipaheu Der Barrier Eoli5et
nod nidyt gelungen lit, uuo OeIier
Sailptlofal Damon Der Slums" iii.
| Ter Iiderem Shub Der Toli5ei 5urpei-
| len 0en Sourliten ge3eigt miro. Ias
pom 8ennett Otitdea pcriaBtc Drama
| iiibrt S3eneu ans Der 3eit Dor IN Der
infolae Der lleberifllpenmung Der
| Seine sic 9(padpn immer fiIbner
mur6en. Ratiirlid fchIt aud nid)t oer
s(pa6enton3 in aG ieiner Healiittf
! Gieie 8pdc miro eSltliau @ltinae
Elm @airipicl I'M 8rono Spern-
Ihauie abiolpiereH. Ter befannfe
! Guriteaer pou tSraueuroaeu. Sultan
G(tiuae, piro IN oIhe fascinating
| g9ioom" auitreten. G5 hauoelt iid)
bier Inn oic IN 0fuitf qeieBte aonto-
| Die, one bon friiber her betannt tit.
/ gle ipuroe aber NIT neuen Dtullf.
nuntnlern perieben, ioDie neu altsge.
finttet. 9eioroers gerllbmt meroen
sic eleaanten aoitilme, fpelde eltillee
Etraaen miro, Or trttt 5uerit ais jun
| acr Stuoent auf 1mb pertleioet lid,
Damn als jurgeB 0toohen in ooS iih
Iiofort, Die gun3c StuSentenld1ait Der.
! liebt ruos 5r aIlerlei lllItlgen aonfIif-
ten fiihrt. Die Sanolung lelbft ipirb
eberiaas perlpidelt ino lott iid3 oaHu
gum ShluIie in 8ohlgefalIen auf.
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Oebmrtett.

glroe 6. Hnb sJlcra 1ieb, 5715
Sulien Strobs. W6bhsn.
Gtnnlsp unb Diipe Copper, 6oreit.
rslis, Rdchen.
Husuit 8. unb Worp 6osen, 4S50
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