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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-16
BADLY HURT
AT FREkEAU
Team Of Colts Runaway
Three Thrown Out.
spec4al to the EVENING NEWS.

special to the EVENING NEWS.
Freneau. Dec. 16:-Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Conover, Of this place, had
been spending Sunday with Mrs.
Conover's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Hulsart. During the afternoon Ros-
seau Conover called at Mr.. Hulsart's
to take his brother. and his wife
home. Soon after they had started,
Mr.. Conover's spirited pair of young
colts became frightened at an auto
mobile which was standing in front
of John Crawford's house and ran
away. e
Mrs. Conover jumped and fell on
her face and was badly bruised.
Fortunately no bones were broken.
Rosseau Conover, who was driving,
was thrown out, the wheels passing
over him. He was badly hurt about
the head. DR.. Straughn and DR..
Davies were Immediately summoned.
DR.. Straughn found it necessary to
take several stitches In the young
mans head in order to close the
wound. Howard Conover escaped
with a few bruises. Those who were
hurt were taken into Mr.. Crawford's
house, where they were cared for.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-16
HELEN GOULD
SOON TO WE'D
Hsiress Engaged to Western
Railroad Man.

New York, Dec. 16. Helen Miller
Gould, II Of the richest women In the
world and noted for her practical phil
lanthropies, IL to\be married, probably
next month. to Finley J. Shepard Of
st. Louis, an active railroad man who
Is assistant to President B. r. Bush
Of the Gould lines. Missouri Pacific,
Gras4f. Miss Gould is forty-four
years old. Her flance is forty-hve.
The announcement Of the engage
ment was made by George J. Gould at
his home. Georgian Court. Lakewood.
Mr.. Gould gave out merely this form
al statement:
"Mr. and Mrs. George ]. Gould an
ounce the engagement Of Their sis
ter. Miss Helen Miller Gould, to Mr..
Finley ]. Shepard of st. Louis"
He smilingly declined to give any de-
tails concerning the engagement or
The plans for the wedding. saying.
There will be nothing more. except
that this engagement Is most pleasing
to Mrs. Gould and myself"
Miss Gould Admits It.
Miss Helen Gould herself and other
members of the family were equally
reticent. Miss Gould had just return.
ed from a drive to her home at 6T9
Fifth venue at the northeast corner Of
the avenue and Ferty-seventh street.
when there was vent to her a request
for the details of her engagement. She
asked her friend, Mrs. Edward r..
Shaw, who lives with her. to return
this reply:
II thank the press most cordially for
its good wishes. but | do not care to
give out my information now except
to say that Mr.. Shepard Is connected
with railroad interests In the west"
Frank j. and Edwin Gould referred
all inquirers to George J. Gould at
Lakewood. who had contented himself
with the brief announcement Of the en-
gagement.
From friends of the Goulds, however.
there WAS obtained the story of Miss
Gould's romance. Miss Gould, they
said, was very happy and was much
engaged in the preparations for the
wedding, which will be celebrated in
This city late In January. Mr.. Shepard.
hey said. was a fine type of a young
American who had won his spurs In
the field of railroad endeavor by sheer
ability and energy.
Real Love Match.
The engagement of Miss Gould to the
young official of the Gould lines Is the
outcome of a real man The TO
nance had its beginning in June. 1911
when President Benjamin r. Bush, the
newly chosen head of the Missouri Pa
cihc and allied Gould railroads. made
Finley ]. Shepard an executive Of the
operating department Of these roads
Mr.. Finley had come into notice among
western railroad men previously
through his connection with the North.
ern Pacific and the Atchison. Topeks
and Santa Fa
The pleasant acquaintancsship form.
ed by Miss Gould and Mr.. Shepard
ripsned into love last March. when
Miss Gould. with Z party Of friends,
made Z trip in the southwest over the
Gould lines for the purpose Of inspect
Ing the many branches Of the Y. n. g.
A., to which she had given largely.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-16

Any affair or happening, or circum-
stance. which il too small to mako Z
Want Ad. worth while n an adjusting
force, il too small to worry about.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-16
MATAWAN

Edmund Dayton Of Asbury Park
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry H. Longstreet.
Miss Eleanor Beers, of Freehold
spent Sunday with her sister, Miss
Gertrude Beers.
Ronson Warne of New Brunswick
spent the week end at the home of
his parents near Browntown.
The members of Junior Christian
Endeavor Society of the Presbyter-
an church enjoyed a social in the
Presbyterian lecture room Monday
afternoon.
Mrs, George Stevens and son Oscar
spent Saturday at Perth Amboy.
William Bergen of Asbury Park,
spent Sunday in town with his moth
'er, MMrs. M. E. L. Bergen.
A large number of people from
Matawan attended the Christmas
opening at Salz's store in Keyport
Sunday afternoon and enjoyed the
singing by Miss Bidwell
Miss Grace Whitloek of New York
city spent the week end with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitlock.
Mrs. Charles Matz and children
were Perth Amboy visitors Saturday.
Mrs. James Avery and sons were
New York visitors Saturday.
Mrs. w. H. Stilwell and Miss Nc
Conahy were Keyport visitors Satur-
day.
Miss Spencer spent Saturday in
New York city.
Mrs. NJ. A. White was a Keyport
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. Theodore Sickles and son
were New York visitors Saturday.
Rev. John Bradborne preached a
farewell sermon at the Trinity
church here on Sunday Mr.. Brad
borne leaves many friends here who
though sorry to see him depart wi sh
his success in his new charge in Eng
land. Mr.. Butler a lay reader will
take charge of the services in the
Trinity until a rector is appointed by
the bishop.
Mr.. Henry Longstreet was a New
York visitor Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Fury was a Perth
Amboy visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Harold G. Smith Of New York
spent Sunday in Matawan.
Mrs. Harold Bow
Miss Geraldine Brown was a New
York visitor Saturday.
A meeting of the mayor and coun-
| ell will be held In the Truck House,
Wednesday evening. December Is, al
8 O'Clock for the purpose of setting
financial business for the year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-16
ROYAL ARCANUM HAS
ELECTION AT kEYPORT

Special to tho EVENING NEWS.
Report, Dec. 16:-At the regular
meeting of Coronal Council. Royal
Arcanum, Friday night, the annual
election of officers for the year re-
suited as follows: Representative to
the Grand Council, Asbury w. Camp
bell: alternate. George S. Hyer; re-
gent, Asbury w. Campbell; vice re-
gent, A. M. Dick; orator, C. w.
Moore; secretary, A. A. Philo; collec-
tor, Rufus o. Walling; treasurer,
Arthur NJ. Brown; guide, Charles B.
Kruser; chaplain, George S. Hyer;
warden, Edward Co%ttrell; sentry,
Martin V. Hoffman; trustee for three
years. Cornelius Ackerson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-16
THREE FINGERS
ARE CUT OFF
John Crime Of MorqanviIIs
Hurt at Accident.
Special to tho EVENING JEWS.

Matawan, Dec. 16.-John K. Crime
of Morganville, but formerly a resi-
dent of Matawan and a student at the
Matawan high school. while working
in the r. V. Crime factory at Nor
ganville, cut three Of his fingers off
near knuckle by the large saw, Sat-
urday morning.
Mr.. Crime is employed by Mr.. R.
V. Crime, his uncle. as a secretary.
The injured youth was taken imme-
diately in the Long Branch Memo
rial hospital in order to prevent
blood poisoning from setting in . His
many friends hereabouts are grieved
to hear Of his sad misfortune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-16
TRAIN WRECKED IN WESTPoR1
Accident Caused by Truck on One Of
Dsmolished Freight Cars.

Westport, Conn, Dec. 1G-Extrs
freight train No. 1923 on the New Haven
road was wrecked here. Three tracks
were blocked and traffic DELAYED for
several hours.
The wreck was caused by n truck on
one OF the wrecked cars becoming de-
tached from the car. Three cars were
badly damaged. The wreck occurred
directly in front Of the station, and the
rails were ripped up for seventy feet.
Read the Classified Ads. on page 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-16
TEN LOST IN GULF STORM.
Fears Expressed For Two Other Yes
sells With Thirty-five on Board,

Port Arthur. Tex, Dec. 16.-G. Sand.
master Of the Standard OIL barge 81,
and the nine henderson his crew were
drowned in the gulf when a heavy
storm tore the barge from its tow and
1t turned turtle.
Fears are expressed for the safety of
the masters and crews Of the British
steamer Impoco and barge Hainut, to
the number Of thirty-fye, which have
been in the path Of the storm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-16

The EVENING NEWS goes Into
more homes In this vicinity than any
other publication.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-16

In the thumb nail sketch Of Helen
Miller Gould in "Who's Who In Amer
lea" her occupation is given as a phi
lanthropist, and it is as a philanthro-
pist that Miss Gould has become most
widely known. Made wealthy by her
father and with the disposition to spend
most of her time helping others, the
range of Miss Gould's charities has
been very wide and has won the re-
spect of the American public.
Miss Gould was born on June 20,
1868, which makes her forty-four years
old. She was the third child and the
first daughter of the late Jay Gould.
She was born In the old Gould house on
Fifth avenue and grew up there.
OF Retiring Disposition.
AS a girl she was quiet and studious
and has been SO the rest of her life.
This description of her was written by
one who went to school with her:
"She was never late; she never failed
in her lessons; her department was al
ways exemplary; she never talked In
study hour. never hid candy in her desk
and always relied upon her own abil-
ity, not the ability of others. when ex-
animation time anne around. Her
great point was industry. She could
not have been more thorough, more
| conscientious or more studious. She
wore a simple little dark cloth frock.
not expensive, with NO pretensions to
being stylish"
The same characteristics which were
evidenced in her school days were
shown later in life. Instead of joining
her brothers and sisters In society Miss
Gould contented herself with studying
quietly in the home Of her father. She
began her work In charity when she
was just out Of her teens. quietly and
thoughtfully. and where personal appli-
cation would do more good she pre-
ferrsd to do that.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-16
MONMOUTH COUNTY NEWS
FRENEAU EUCHRE CLUB
HAS JOLLY Meeting
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Freneau, Dec. 16:-Miss Laura
Cottrell entertained the Thursday af-
ternoon Euchre Stub, Friday eve
ming. Those present were: Mrs. A.
G. Cottrell and daughter, Lima, or
Oceanic, Mrs. Cottrell Sr., Mrs. Wool
ley, Mrs. William Lisk, Miss Bailey,
Mrs Boswell, Miss Cottrell and Miss
Punderford. The prizes were won
by Miss Punderford, Miss Bailey and
Mrs. Cottrell. Refreshments were
served and a delightful evening en-
joyed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-16
THEY GIVE AWAY A TWIN.
Parents Keep the Boy. Having a Stuff.
cheney Of Girls.

Boulder, Colo. Dec. 16.-To be blessed
with too many children Is the reason
given here by Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Lundgren. of Boulder when they ap-
peared in tie county court and legally
gave away one of their twin babies to
a neighboring family.
The family kept the boy, as . cir
other children were girls. T. lly
receiving the child. whose l. Ia
Ruby, is Mr.. and Mrs. Nils Strandbers.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9un9en.

Sreo S; 9onatb an @uitape 9onotb,
Soitinger's @bo. Eabnesbiue, 500. 90.
So9n 8i6ter uno Sruu an 6%ern1or1
Shneioer, She'll bon S@A M@H Gee.
14z124z2 ct. @loub. 1900. 90.
suianna 6. Sage an Mntbonn Norz
eier Got 10 8lf. 9 Columbia Gollorc
ct. Gloub $40, 600. 100.
2ottie q. 8arto an @enoIo 3. aetpis
got 8 glod 2 8artp's 5ub'b. bon Cut
got No. 9 bon 81. Mpore's @bb. BON Sut
Sots gu Sauf Centre, $4,000.
@regpr Geterneu u11b ssro,1 nm ssronf
s. Eefernen She'll bon WGH WS@M
Gee. 22z126z29, $4,000.
Sreb 9arris an Muquit Iorouorbt
Not l l1rD 2 8lod 3 Yobnesbiue, 1915.
Sobn Tnd)s u. q. an Nidoel 8ibman,
y5gA SWA Sec. 36z123z3O unb 8%
yt@A NgA unb M8A Gee. 2z122-3O.
Suremburg, $4,000
erica @ebin unb Srau an 8uitope 8.
s9eo1n. 2ot 3 8lod 10 3obins Ii. Menz
oenbals Mbo. @auf Centre, 100000.
WtarD =. Glnbton an Mrthur 6. GInhz
TON, Got Z 8lpd 19 grott II. Gmitb's
Moo. ct. CLOUD, $4,000.
@alter 9iron IL. q. an q. 6. 9ouqIoS.
Not 8 glod 6, &imbau, $4,000.
Sa1nes HooneD un0 Srdu an @eorae
&. @oonep, N@A Gee. 27z125z35. Mo1<
mono, $5,000.0O.
Sbomas Sefferion Slough uno Nrau
an Ntdolas s. @olneb, l Slider in SIC
@d bon S@A MgA Gee. 17z126z 81,
30, 6oloing, $4,000.
Stanislaus 3otpibfi un6 SSro1 an MIz
bert .Rtlarsfi, M@A M@A 16~126<3O.
9oIoing, 81, 100000.
Iug. Sa6lotpsft unb Srau an Midorb
@duman, @H 8. IS acres 81 W8T
See. 14s124<31, Sarming, $4,000
sMng; Malel %gg + nn6 8ran an mi@oro
81. Mlbanp, $4,000.
Dsidael 6: Sbeiien unb Srau an M.
Y: @uloe. az N@A unb Mh 68X
zee; 8z123s2S, ct. Muguito, So, 100000
Nugnlt RroebI an Senrt Gron1onn,
S@A NWA unb NgH G@ Ger. 49,
1928, $1,S0O.OO.
Mrtbur 81. glabton unb Ssro1 an Sim
mas u: Stratton, Got z Blod is 8rntt
II: smitb,s Gob. ct. glou6, $4,000
9enrD Setter rno Ssrau an esobn Sheis
She'll bon S8A sec. 14z12SS2n @rfer
feb, $2,50O.OO.
Nidolas RuIIer an esofeph 6. @htpork
Got 8 8lod 5 ct. Sofebb. So 1000 %
@arlos Nberb als Wminiitrntor m
Sbeobor Mtelfe, 49, NGX gee, 16a
1920 Matne Brairie. 81 400 90 w
earl 2oft on @miI 66ff II. a. Mh
sgA see. 16=121=29, S ,70O.O 90.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
Gturmes,umtbcn.
Susculoolo, Mla., II. Mai.

Suscolooio, Mla., II. Dat.
Gin furdtborer @irbelmlnO iagte
qeltern obeno iiber sic StaOt binmeg
unS ieBte one 8epobner in anglt
u1o 56reden. Die 6auier, lelblt
sic groBterr unS neueiten, fradten IN
onen 6ugen. Selegrapbenorabte
mur0en 5erriNen, 8dunte ent1pur5elt
uno Sic Daher bon SEN Saulern ge=
boben. @roB mur6e Sic @ermirrung,
als ser Gturm sic eleftriide 4nlage
in ser staot beidd0igte, uno plot=
id anes inn 9unfeln lag. Man ber=
i1dte 10 pie1e Eetroleumlampen uno
Screen a1s mogli6 auf5utretben, I'M
al sic @ettung etpaiger &ermunoeter
gelen gu fonnen. Sopeit befannt
mls6e, lin6 5mei Meger bon umber=
geioleu6erten Sriimmern eridlagen
noren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
SamidJ6anbel perlanot.

Gine Iarm BON $50 slder 81 Der
tauiden gegen cine 100 gder 6urm,
Sic fret BON Sdul0en lit. Die 6arm
lit 5mei Meeilen bon &irde, store
un0 Creamery, cine Giertelmeile BON
Sdule, fiinf Meilen bon gauf &a=
pi0s in 9enton County, Minn. 9aS
2on5 lit eben, Ser @o6en ausge5et@-
net. Sebr quite 6rume=@ ebaa10e uuf
SEM 8late. Maes unter &ultur, mas
nidt @ieie uno @ei0elan6 lit. Sat
Sen1ono cine 6arm, Sic fir ibn gu
flein lit, BON Sem modten mir b0ren.
@ierauf &efleftirenoe mogen iid ueu=
Sen an Heter 8rtd,
25=3t ct. Glouo, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
@eqen Gatentarsnciem.
@ai9ington II, II. Ml

Is q + ii g II, II. Wal.
@enn Elm N%menoement 9es Mbge=
%orOneten Hidaroion 5l1m Mabrrngs=
mittel= un0 1rogergeiee, 0os iebt
oem @ousfomite fir 5miibenitaatli=
den uno oltsmartigen @anbel Dor
llegt, auge11omnten miro, mer0en Ell
nige bl,nOert ser Jog. &atentur5neien
tbeils gang per6oten, t6eil5 ibr Ser
fauf meientlih eingeidranft. 0o5u
gebDren Dor alien 9ingen aQe 800
thing GirupS", Gipbteriti5ar5neien,
&%opfmebmlttel inns dbmide, Sic Mor=
phil1n ODER &ofain ODER abnlide
lfd0lide Grogen entbalten; ebenio
&rebsbeilmittel, gntfettungsmittel Ii.
anoere, Sic jebt als vunfeblbor in
f%iir5elter 3eit mirfeno" groB ange=
prize en .mer0er. Ser Ser on0 al
oieier Mlttel loQ i'm 5miihenitaatli=
den 9unOel %perboten per0er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
ScridJt ser @~rofgeidmprenen.

gtah elmer am 6. Moi er0ffneten
situng ser groBgeidmorenen BON
stearns County fam 0ielel6e am
2onneritag 6ereits 5un1 9l6ldluB,
nafoem Sic &0rperidoft SEM areis-
r1dter ibren 9eribt unterbreitet bat=
tie. Sn Dem 9eridt miro 6orget6an,
oaB nah Mbmidelung Ser i6nen por-
gelegten geridtliden angelegen6eiten,
ire bel sen eln5elnen Gol1ntp=geamten
llmldou bielten un0 aues nady qeiet=
l1d} porgei6riebener ell15iii6rung Ser
Amtspflihten in Be tier Sronunq fon=
ben; ooB lie 0em Gountp=@efanqni6
lbre gl1fn1erfiamfeit idenften, 0osiel-
be IN reineln, Sen Sc un0beitsreoellr
e1'tlpredenoem 3uita1oe porfan0er,
l'11S' ooB Sen 9e0iirfniiien ser Befor1-
geren POM Sberriff beitens Med)-
lll1l1g getragen lit. @ns sic 6erren
9eldr1porenen 51par in i6rem @eridt
l11d)t a11sorudlid argaben, liegt aber
IN ibrem oem sderiff ausqeiteuten
3eltgnlB, oaB er ais Sderiff bon
steorns County ieiner Iienitpfliht
ael1al1 nodfommt, elm 3eugniB, 6as
1e1n Gho fin0et bei oGen, sic un1 sic
Nermaltuna ieines Mmtes qer1a11 mil
len Deer miilen mollen. Sn Sem &c.
r1dt miro ioaann Sr. Ghren, an Sen
oerr1elbe geridtet lit, Can't eritattet,
]p1e ol1h Dem Gountp=N nmolt Simsl
e%1n1t1nmlger Can't geiagt fir Sic
1rel1nolihe uno mirfiome Mrt un5
@e11e, in melder er Sic SEN @ro6=
geldporenen porgelegene Mrbeit lei
tete. Mud Sem sderiff ur6 Sen ion-
1t19en Gountp=8eamten pur5e fir if
re 3uporfommenbeit ge6onft. Sem
5errn &anoam un0 @errn Mhitnen
miro anerfennung gesout fir Sen
ausge5eidneten 3uitano, in meIdem
l1e Die @eformanitoIt BEL ibrem &c.
1l16 Dor fan5en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16
9robenoe @olfen.
2on6on, II. Ma

"
1ie fiir5li6 gum @eiet erbobene
MinimlIobnporluge fir sic @rnben=
orbeite, bat iett idon Elm flaglides
ssiasfo rlitten, un5 Sem 2anoe orobt
cine NEE &riiis in Ser &oblentnou=
itrie. Sc por0em lit aud jebt tpteoer
si6 SIDES 5as Sturm5entrum, I'M
sem Sic 9ortieen @ob1engrdber iid
>peigertembi gntidei6ung 9or6 ct.
Mlompns, Boriben6er Ser ortliden
9obnbebort, an5uerfennen, 30 iie
1peniger al, 5 @biIlings per Sag Be-
apiaiet, me4e summe sic 9eute nod
5em neuenl@ eieb eruarteten. eSSn
elmer @onfefn3 ser ~miners 6eoera~
ton" bon si5=8o1es, melde beute
in Cardiff Itdfano, muroe beidlol1en,
feline meitert @erbanSlungen mil
ser 2%obnbeb0|e ein5ueeben, Big oie
Situation gefrt tpiir6e. Cine Sea-
tionalfonferena muroe fir ndidf)iite
@ode nod 2oApn %einberufen. Ser
so5ialiite1fibr$G 9. 5tanton, mel
der IN Sem %iii1iten streif etme 10
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16

oluemeineu Belts eyt5ieht, Elm Hol'1
I'M Med2t lit, uno oaS lei ldaperer gut
nj mod,en ais Giebltabl. ~S11 alter
3eit." fdhrt @eib fort, ~he5e'd)llete
man Seshalb oos Strebel1, Selo IN e1=
ner e;u,1oen @aro alr5l1barfe11, obne
>,f 6 ser 8eIalnu1tbeit esl1ten
briI,ot, ais oos Observation-Disclosures al
Ter Ner5rcten." Sci oas rlhttg, 10
lit Sos neutrality-suspicious. &erbre=
d1en hel1te fuit Sic ein5ige Sriebteoer
Ses Gr1perbslebens gemoroen." 50
lit cs in Ser Chat; mir iir0 auf allen
Seiten BON Sen 3eugnillen oel1e11 mt
ocbeu. Gin be5eidnenbes @ei1p1el
Fiifrt in ibrer lo5iulen Nano1dJalt be
.Nmerifa" an: 9ls ser alte Mtar'hal
71iclo itorb. bemertbete mon Den
Mert6 0es ibm in Chicago geh0re11=
Sen grl1noeigentbums auf 35 Mll1o=
1en Guaurs. Settler haben Bic 9tafz
IoBpermal1er oa5u gefautt It; IN oen
letten 7lel111 Monaten hoben lie 10
nel,1r MiQiouen Collars ongelegt.
Sic gefobr fir Sic @eiellidoft be-
1teht nun nift ourin, oob 10 o1el
Brtn0eigentbum in eine &ono per-
einiqt lit, ion0ern in Ser Sbat1ahe,
oab bieles gigentbum nah ben berr=
lhenoen @runoldben pflldtlos TT.
a(ud1 in friilheren 3eiten mar ol1sge=
oehntes @run0eigentbum niht nnge=
m6bnlif; aber ihm sur Seite ltat1o
mabigero Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Gos gigentbum botte Tfllften Der
@eiam1tbeit gegeniiber. Sfficium,
minilter1um, m1na1s, 0ieie Bret Se=
aeidnun9en d)orafteriliren Bic fotbo=
Iilhe Muffaliung bon Ser mirtb1hatt=
1id1en Mrbeit uno mas lie erparb.
Sic 6rgger", iaet &i6oro Mbren=
berg in feinem @ude: "@robe Ser
m0gen, FIRE g%ntltebung ln0 tire ge=
oeutung", rmoren Sic 9roBten aonf-
1eute ibrer 3eit; aber lie maren feline
bloben @elomeniden. Ser @eloer=
1perb Siente bel ibnen b0beren 3meden
un0 erbielt lf)on bierourd feline @edt=
fertiqltng." M6nner mie Carnegie
m0d,ten NUN ia oud Ser Nleonerie
ihren siaheI nebmen, aber es lit ein
pergeblid @emiben.
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Ser &cidstaa aeGt ppr.
Berlin, ii. q

Serl1f, IL. Mta1.
Iie 9lto9etfommiliion oes Meihs.
toges bieb teute sic pom Centrum
aul 8. Mai eingebrucbte 9}el %olutiou
gut, l1ad1 melder Ser Meihsfan5lcr.
2r. ppn @etbnlann @olmeg, o1fge=
foroert meroelr ioQ, Sdritte 5u thl1n,
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Elm ENHANCEMENT bin5ugefiigt,
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Statiitif iiber Saiteratcm.
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