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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19
INDIANS SEE THE
 BIG WHITE CHIEF"
ALSO INTERRUPT THE COLONEL. WITH tLOID nE DUST AT ALRERQl ER-
 QUE
Spani>li- Americans Listen Ta tI,c BuIl Moose aud Hear Him jump
 the Bosses.

AlperGueroue, x. M., Sept 1S.-~I1 on effort 10 corral tAe hrec electoral vo;es of New Mexico, Colonel Roose= veil rode fouften hours oyer the lesest today, making just TWO stops.
 Although the New Mexico Progress sive Farty is threatened with q srup- ion because ef the charactsT Of one faction of IS leadership the Colonel, asuming that all tae disruption lies wlt1 the old l;ie Republican party, called upon the vo CTS 70 put down the G. 0. P. and give the Progressives the ascend ncy.
 The Colonel spoke to crowd Of 1000 made up largely of Spanish Americans, from d band S and near the depot. Seventy=f.ve cowboys 6f the plains drove up ill cloud of dust while the Colonel was talking and he had to stop to salute as the Mex ican cowpunchers capered with the pOH!eS around tue )aik, "lll0 lhIlahS who Lad logged into town to see ne big wh te chief" nodded fheir heads at him..
 The Colonel put in streng D q for Democratic votes and attacked the nom:r ation of Wilson as having been handed him by the bosses" It is high me, the Colonel suggested, to end .he influence of the boss, north and south, and the Progressive party was Ii the business of doing it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19
JOHN BEAI S\EAD

Fort Worth, Texas, Sept lS.-The sensational elopement last November of Mrs. John Beal Snead wife of & millionaire banker of Amarillo, and Al G. BOyce, ]r., son of a millionaire ranch owner, has caused the death of two persons at the hands of her hlls- band, John B. Snead. Snead last spring slew Al G. Boyce ST., in this city, by shooting, because the aged man approved of the elopement. Last Saturday, Snead disguised as a hunt CT and his features hidden behind q full grown beard, waited for Royce near one of the latter's haunts, and when the young man who had stolen his wife appeared Snead shot him to death Mrs. Snead is beautiful. She is thirty years of age while her hus' band is about forty. They have two children, daughter ten, and son, six
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19

boundary line of St. Paul by squad of m5unted police, and there formally rulmed over to a squad of motorcycie policemen and later noun, ed police men. His tour of the two c ties was kind of tr umphal procession. Prac- tically all the houses were decorated with flags and bunting and the Win dows were filled with cheering men and women.
 Nowhere has the governor had larger or more atten i've aud encf S. That is all the candidate needs to induce him 10 speak. That ne spoke four times today, once to the extent of 6,000 words, is proof that he had his audiences with him.
 The auditorium meeting in St. Paul was by far the biggest of the cam paign It was said that when Col onel Roosevelt spoke at the auditor ium September 2, the hall was little more than half full Tonight every seat was occupied and several thous- and were standing. The seating cap acity is exactly 12,000 and it was esti- mated 15,000 were in the hall. Many thousands were turneds away. The governor was in good voice and splen- did physical condition considering the hard work of the day. For the first time in the campaign he explained his attitude towards free trade, saying that he was not for the extreme of that policy, but for an intelligent re- duction of the tariff that would bring more revenue to the government. Un- der an eXorbitantly high tariff, he said, imports were reduced to a min- mum. Under low tariff they would increase and the revenue to the gov ernment would advance in capacity.
 The governor left his private car at 10 clock. He is due to arrive in Milwaukee about a. m., and word has been reached here of a plan to hold rally in the railroad station there. If this is so, the crowd will not this time be disappointed. The gov ernor will remain in Chicago only a couple of hours and will proceed to Detroit, which is the next place on the speaking program.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19
egu.ar council meeting
| Ouncil Meeting,

Previous to the session of the wat CT rate Investigating committee the council held an adjourned meeting at which the regular order of business was taken up.
 Answering question put by Alder man k. A. Sheppard, Mr. Fowles of the Pine Bluff Company said they would complete the relaying of the heavier rail on West Second avenue as far as Walnut street by the end of next week. He said all crossings are being replaced as they go along.
 The council then went into execu- tive session to consider another ma;- ter. While the proceedings of the executive session were not given out, it is understood it was for the purpose of considering an application for the position of city electrician, recently made vacant by the resigna- ton Of A. L. Taylor.
 After the executive session, it was decided 10 set aside 200 acres in tEe northwest corner of the Bellwood cemetery addition as paupers' bur ial ground and to fence from three to five acres immediately. The mat ter of constructing the fence was re- fer"ad to the cemetery committee with power to act and instructions to have the york done we'll and at a minimum cost
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19
We Want Your E usiness

We are always on the lookout for something or some way to please ol help you thereby ourselves.
 We have put in busy little elec- tric machine to sharpen your old Safety Razor Blades. Price 2i for single and 35c per dozen for double edge. Saves you 9 to 65c per dozen. We have Eastman HodaKs and Sup plies all kinds of sundries from tai. cum powder at 15c per pound to S1.2J for small can. A full line of Brocard Imported Russian Perfumes, Pow ders and Toilet Waters. We have laid you about our new fountain the neat. est cleanest in the city and every drink or cream made of the highest quality we keep. Four delivery boys with wheels delivering as fast as they can in the city and we have a great many friends outside of the city that send us all their orders, eveh if they need something we don't car ry we will send our buyer out and buy it for them. We have bought everything from meat to knitting needles. Come in to see us and make yourself at home.
 CITIZENS DRUG STORF
 aWe Deliver # Quicker"
 (Most the fime)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19

among the iirst witnesses called in thr Money Trust investigation to be resumed uN the House omMittrp uH Banking and Currency i'll this citt about the middle O.. November This was learned today from officials of the committee nrputy Sorse3ut al Arms White. nf the House et Repre- scnta1iNes, i+ supposed to have served these tAo add other fiuancieea wilit sul poenas on his drgital from Wash ingtun Mr. WHH" eoHld mes hr tocat= ed tonight II k known. however ha; he has subHoeHas for Me ssrs Morgan and Morse, also fer William l;nr liutct Ter, James SliiIman, Thomas- r -RAau= George $. Baker ntes dcnl et the First National Bank. Otto Y Huard president of thc New York Trust Company: William \ Nash and Wal- ter F. Frtw. respectively eliai'man of the Board aud president of the
 orn Exchange Bank
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19
TWIN CITIES WERE CORDIAL 10 WILSON Tour Of Minneapolis and St.. Paul in the Nature Of
 a Triumphal Pro s
 cession.
SCHOOLS WERE CLOSED
And Children, Waving Flags Lined Streets-t'rowd of l5,O0O Heard
 Governor Speak Last Night.

&. Paul, Min, Sept. 1S.-Few can dates for public office have had more cordial and enthusias ic recep- on, Or one more perfect as to detail of arrangement than that accorded Governor Wilson at Minneapolis and St. Paul today.
 It seemed as if the Twin Cities had suspended bus ness to do honor tp ',3e Es mocratlc nominee for presi- dent The public schools took a re- cess as the cand date passed through Minneapolis ia an automobile and the children were lined up along the main thC~oughfares way ng small American flags. It was a gretty sight and enc that touched the governors heart OMce ihe stopped and addressed 500 of he children, telling them that he h mself had been an old schoolmas. ger, and that he was now out Of school and shifting for himself, as they would be compelled to do even- ual'y.
 The officials of the two cities took the governor in haad as soon as h.s train drew into the station at 1 M nneapclis at S:30 this morning, and ntered into competition wih the off, ficlais of the local Democratic organ- | izat on as to which could do the most l for him. When he had fin shed with Minneapolis, he was escorted to the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19

these rates should remain in effect until January r, 19l7; that if inc council went back on what was in ef- rect an agreement, then the burden of proof that the rates are excessive should rest with it. However. Nil. Bridges waived the last mentioned consideration and presented figures to show that his company has been Sct1lng return of less than six per cent i'll tae past three years.
 He claimed the replacement yalu, of the plant to be about $l0o,0 and .tcmiZCd it as fellows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19
SURGEONS SENT AMONG
 INDIANS BY MacVEAGll

Washington, Sept. 1S.-Secrctary of the Treasury MacVeagh today de- tailed nine surgeons of the public health service to investigate contag- ious and infectious diseases among the Indians. Reports will be made on the prevalence of tuberculosis, trach- oma, smallpox and other diseases.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19
ONE KILLED. SEVERAL
 INJURED ON RATTLESHIP

Glasgow, Scotland, Sept 1S.-One man was killed and several seriously injured by the bursting oi large gun aboard the warship King Edward, cruising off the west coast of Scot land today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19
ktes Now In Effect Charg Id With Being Excessive
 l But Company Official I Explains.
kGURES PRESENTED
|rpement Between City Coumci! an,i Company Will Not Expire TilI
 Year l911.

Ehe Pine Bluff Company was called Cn by a special investigating com ttee of the city council last night show reason why the rates charg- consumers for water are not eX. ksiye. The committee, made ip of members of the city council. with |yor A. C. Jordan acting in the ca kity of chairman, went into session er an adjourned meet ng of the ncil and took up the investiga- which was instiSated by Alder Bell Veil in resolution he of- Ed in regular council meeting |nt two months ago.
 Inc case of the Pine Bluff Com- was presented by it's president, R Bridges. Mr. Well led the fight behalf of the committee, putting of tine questions, and toward the Of the session making a speech Ehich he charged that the water now lin force are excessive claim that the council has the Ter to adjust the rates and urged they be reduced at once in order i've relief to the consumer. Tine mittee adjourned without taking action
 !, Veil first asked that the Pine Company show reason why the charged by them are not exces- and said he would present his of the case afterwards. MT. ges objected to having the burden |roof placed on his company, said bought the existing rates are sat ttory to all concerned. He was med that it was the sense of the re council that the rates are eX- dve. Mr. Bridges then agreed to keed
 his preliminary statement MT. geS said he would base his con- Fon that the present rates are just equitable on the grounds that a lc service corporation, as well as other, should be allowed req ble return on it's investment, that Hould produce figures taken from books and accounts of his com
 to show that it was not making per cent on the physical valua- of the property and plant, in- Ang mains, and that he was will TOT competent engineer to in-
 and appraise the plant and for &pert accountant to go over the both to be selected by the coun-
 he said that six per cent was good rate of interest in such ness, that if the council was per sQ to cut the rates as soon as euslness was put on six per cent
 lney would have ho opportunity even on tine years when they
 less than six per cent.
 t'ner, related MT. Bridges, an or lce was passed by the city lCll Ill 1907 which allowed the wat ompany to put certain rates ir
 'the present rates), sand thas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19
CATTLE BRINGS $1l
 BEEF GOING Ul'

Chicago, Sept. 1S.-Cattle sold at $ll hundred pounds at the stock yards today This established new high price for the season A further increase in the price, of beef was pre- dicted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19
FAMOUS ENGLISH ACTRESS
 CRITICALLY ILL IN LONDO,

London, Sept. 1S.-N.rs. Patrick Campbell S criy cally i'll win only faint hopes en;er aimed for her re- covery The famous actress was special sts were called 'n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19

FOR RENT FURNISHED OR UN- furn sired 5-rcom ccttage, water an lig1t. No. 2004 South Chestnut.
 Apply Nrs. Ess Wilson a; Frous
 Department Store. 9-l9-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19

President Bridges said they had fig ured taxes and a 15 per cent depre- citation on city scrip into these charges, but that they did not in- clude interest charges and deprecia- tion on equipment
 The net operating revenues for the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-19
MANY FINANCIERS SUMMONED TO TESTIFY
Many New York Bankers and Charles
 W. MbiYe to Tell Something of Money Trust.

New York. Sept 1S.-J. Pierpont Morgan and Charles w. Morse will be
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-18
NtttStpn.

- Srau SObn 5rep, SO Sabre alt,
iturb am MOntus gtadt in ibrer Bobn'
ung on 9asranse StruBe on elmer Som'
plitation pon Srantbsiten. Sis wiro
BON benz @attsn uuo usuu 3inbern
iiberlebt.
- Der 80 Sabre alte Dsutids SObn
@intsr ftarb Disnitas GbsuO in Der
@obnuus isinsr Eo6ter, 5rau 9uber
an 8arren StraBe, unO pirb morsen
in 9umtou bssrbiSt. @r wobnte bier
felt 81 Sabren.
- @omarb Grams bon Parionuse
Strabe nuroe am Donnerita9 Wtorsen
unter einem Baum liesenO als 2eihe
aufseiunben unb Deputp Coroner
Smitb itellts fsit, oaB Der Wtuun sinsm
Blutitur5 erle9en mar.
- Sm 8erluufe sinss Strsites am
Sonntas Studmittag 3wii4sn Gntbong
Carroll pon Esbrid Strubs uno ieinsm
10 Sabre ultsn SObns autbOnp, 3Os
bsrl8utsr elm RuirmeHer uno ueriests
benz iunsen Wunn sineu Sduitt iiber
benz @eii9t, Der SwDIf Stids Sur
S6IieBunS srfOroerte.
= als Der befannts Bauidreiner
Charles Wiilsr am Sumitas bel Der
9to. Sunetion Seridiebunssn an
Der Sberildds rsparirte, wurOe er bon
sinsm 3us Sarrsn sstroffsu, feline aleiO'
uns psrfins iid an sinem unb er wuroe
cine Strsds uOn 80 5uB ssi&Isift, Ou'
bur6' rsdt iamsr5lids Ssrlssunsen err
baltsnO, bic jsoOd nidt oils sefdbrlid
betrahtet merbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-18
Suuu1pre.

= Die 8obnuns bes 8. u. Dbaits
an Diaoiion guenus wurbs Sreitas
absnb itarf burd einen 8ranb beibd'
bist, nu6osm cine SsllGmpe srplooirt
mar.
= Der 81 Sabre SarOlb Sollow
BON Brooi StraBe nnroe am Samftag
Wlorssn an Der @ds BON 8rOOt unb
8lafelD StruBsn BON eiHem StraBeu'
babnwussu sstrOffsn unO Sisuilid &C.
fdbrli6 usrlsst; pier Rippen iinO &C.
brO6en unb ibm aud unOsrs innsrli6e
8srlesunsen jussfiist UOroen.
= Die Scrunton @us unb g8aHsr
Gompuuie fauO ss am WtOntus nOtbis,
ben Stus uOn S6eriff @OnuOr, Bolt.
1sidef 8urfe bon bier, iOwis u6t Bolt.
3iftsn unb brsi StautstOnitabIsrn su
srlunssu, I'm lire 9iObren rspuriren su
lnlIsn, Oeuu bic ftrsitsuOsn GusslUbner
bdttsn iouit ben arbsitsrn 1nanusbm.
liGfsitsn bsrsitst. 3usrit wurbe bic
SauptrUbrs an Yieub StruBs rsparirt
unO bann muGts man on OiOrO SlafslD
StraBe aud Reparuturen. Msbrsre
bunbsrt Strsitsr buttsn ii9 sitssitsllt,
mnGteu absr feline RubsftOruus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-18
gBilfes. Barre Ra6ri&ten.

= 8si osm 8sriu9. tineu Damsn'
but aus bsm gBaEsr ;u boleu, srtranf
an Mittpp9 lsstsr ISOLDE Geo. 8rsan
pOn Ranticofs in Sarpsps 9ais.
- Der wOblbsiannte anftrsi4sr gli'
dolaus S6mibt psrftarb lsstsn DOM
nsritas. Der BsritOrbene ftammts aus
Prsussn unb fam 1s47 naa gSilfss'
barre, als sr fisbsn Sabre sablts.
- Ssift 9. 9snSfsIO, Elm Mitslist
Der Sirma @ebr. 9ensfelb uno mobile
fannt in bisiissn 3rsiisn. ftarb Conn
tns i'm StabtbOipital naG elmer Opera
.tion fiir Blinb6armsntsiinbuns. 81
murbs Dor 81 Subrsu bier seborsn.
= On Osm $40. A Tunnel bes ylo
8 SGa6tss Der \. & gS. Goal 60. ii
Glib 8ilfess8arre fam seitsrn Gbeni
bur4 Oia9ldifsieit cine @asmaiis 3n1
GrplofOn, burd wsl4e orsi Wfanns'
sstObtst unb pier anbere idwer uerles
purbsn. Dis Ssrunsliidtsn iinb mel
ltens Guslanoer.
Gin @siud fir cine nsns Bride ai
Mturfst Strubs iibsr ben SusquebannI
Slug 1T an bic Ridter BON SuStrn
@ountp ssridtst pOrSen. Der neu
8au ioll s 100000 fOitsu, wirb 80 5u
brett unO sdnslid aus Stabl uub Con
crete aufsefiibrt. Die Strabenbab'
@ompunie mill cine idbrliae Mlistb
BON s $500 ;ublsn, psnn Die Bride 90
baut mirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-18
aus bem oberen Ebale.
(Hr9balb @orreiponben3.)

-Ssi ben Gbslsuten Sobn Senns.
mutb BON ar9balb bat fiG elm S6bn.
lsiu siussftsflt.
= gladosm Glics. bic 7idbriss God,
ter css GlsrauOsr Porter bon DidIon
@itp. am Samitas eiusn gapisrbaufsn
In Sranb ssiest bate, purbs ihrs
3leiouns bon ben Slamnsn srgriffen
uuO bas 2inb 70 idaubsrbaft Der.
brannt, SaB es 3wOlf Stunben nadbsr
ftarb. Ole Wfuttsr elite ;u ibrsm Bel.
ifuno berbei, aber bas Mdb9sn lief BON
ibr fort unb bis bic Wfuttsr 60 enblid
srrsi&te, mar es Su ipdt.
(@arbonbale GOrreiponoeu;.)
= gls Der 8irtb Tbomas 8. Mnr.
pip am Ssrsitus sbeno ben Srant 81.
9Drne aus isinsr 8irtbibait an Got.
tase StraBs ipsbiren pOllts, purbs sr
uon oieism ansesriffen unb srbislt pier
Meiieriti9e auf Der lintsn Ssite Oes
Riidens. Die 8unbsn iinb ni9t un'
sefabrlid, wsnn isbOd feline 9ompli'
fatiousn sintretsn, peroen iie obus
i4limmen Solsen uerlaufsu. 9brne,
pslaer 3ur Ssit uerbaftst murbs, snt.
mid mabreno Der gla9t, als iein 8a6'
ter einsenidt mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-18
Spbe Narf Rptiaen.

Der iussnOli@s Sobn Der Che.
leuts Samss GnSel BON 3ebntsr gpsnus
ftarb am Donnerftas unb pnrbe Conn.
tag bssr6ist.
- Der Bersuiisunss Stub bss
ausuita aaitslI wirb am fOmmsubsn
Sonntas siusn Gusflus in 8ulborf
Parf abbalten.
= Die Eruuuns BON Srdnlsin gnna
Wtellsrt unb @eurss 6. grompton,
psl&e am 8. Gull Ourb Yaitor Safob
SaUttle erfOlsts, LIT iOsben anseiiinbist
iporben.
- Der seitpeiie in Der Srforb !3e9e
anSsitellte @iouannt Dimassio BON
scranton StruBs wurbe seiteru bur6
einsn SprensiduB sstObtet, Der in elmer
auSrsn3euoen Sammsr absefsusrt wurb.
- Die Rap Barbour Bobnuns an
AZ. StraBe wurbe an Donnerifas
MOrSen gum Bstras BON 81, 800 sur9
einen Srano bei9ioist, ben tpabri9ein'
lia 9inber nit Strsidb6lsern uerur'
Ia6ten.
= Der 8srsmaun @sorse S9purs
uon NOrb Sitmors slpsnue murbe am
Disnitas MOrssn in Der 9amptOn Be-
DIE bur6 eiusn Dedsnfall eridlassn ;
sr pirb BON Der Dittpe unb msbrsrsn
aiubsrn iibsrlebt.
- Die Central @ilenbabn BON yiew
Ssrisp bat sublid bas Ssusr unter
ssOutrOlls, wsldss felt Sabrsu In Der
altsn Sort unb Bottle 3sde piitbets
uno wiro nun mabrihsinli9 cine nsus
SubnitutiOn srridtsu lahsu.
= Der 9ontraftor Mi6ael ROiuta,
be1en Pferb lestsn Wtonat an Glib
Niaiu auenue ourb einen StraBen'
babnwasen usrlsst purbe, uerlunSt laut
eIner am Srsitas einsetrasenen 8lass
$500 @ntiddoisuns BON Der Scranton
Hailwag @ompanis.
- @tma 500 Baarselo unb @aa'
rem i'm mertb uon 5000 wurOen frhb
am Samitas Worsen aus ben @Obn'
unsen pon SO. @rsene uno artbuI
Beagle on SiiO Sspier sIusuus unt
bsm Sabsn uOn @rsens unten ssitobIeu,
bod iibsriub Der Ginorinslins cine I'M
ssi9lOfiene @eloipinoe, wsl6s mebrer'
bunbsrt Dollars Baarselo entbielt
Die @rssne uno Beagle Samilien lager
sur 3sit idlafsnb i'm Sstt uno Del
@inbruh muroe srit entosdt, oils eir
Don @reeus unssitelltsr Suubs ii6 sul
alrbeit siuitsllts uuo bic 9intsrtbiir'
often fanO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-18
Sa8 Ebal abmdrts.

Sablor.-Dsr bieiise 8ranfsn Inter.
itisunss Sersin erDdblte lsstsn Cam.
flag absnO fOlsenOe Ssamtsn: PrdIi.
bent, @brift 3umbud; Sbe grdiibent,
Scbn 9. Strsun; Sdriitfhbrer, sln'
oreas SnlSer; Sinans'Ssfrstar, Sobn
&isosr; S6asmeiitsr, Msl6. Strsun !;
Eruitse. 9Silbelm Bsibsl; Niatsrial.
usrmalter, SObn Stassli. Der 8srein
nimmt sroBartis su on iunssn Ufitslis.
bern, iobaB er in Bdlos bic 3abl pon
200 errei6en wiro.-sIlics, Die IA Sab.
re alts Godter Der Mtel6ior Slibmann
Sbslsute, pelhe iid i'm bieiissn Soipi.
tal elmer Operation untsrjOs, 1T bort
am Sreitas ais sebeilt entlaHen morbsn.
Die bieiiee 8Oblen,e6e bat ibrsn BE.
trisb tbsilweiie mieosr uufsenOmmsn,
nahSsm bort ieit oem erftsn april feline
ROblen sef6rbert purben. 9tad benz
slusftano idmmtli6er Ssrsleute oes
Diitrltis, 9ins bic @Ompanie barau,
ben alteu BREEDER abSursissn unb lies
stnsn Ruiterbau aus Stabl uno @ons
crete unO Stsin srridten, Der nit ben
moosraitsn Ssrbeiieruusen uno Wfa.
iainsu sinssridtst lit.
- Die HOO Slnssitelltsn Der Green.
mooS SsAe in Wiinoofa Iinb an ben
Streit 9esansen, neil ibnsn, augebli6
Hi4t Der usrsinbarte sObn bsjablt miro.
= Der II Sabre alte 9Siuiam Ssfol
uoH Durpea wuroe am Dienitas auf
Der Stelle sst0Otet, ais ibn elm Motor
In Der Saruum 3eds nisberfnbr uno
perftiimmelte.
= Die Birtbidaft Oss Sobn gosu.
rap in Dupont wuroe iriib Sreitaa
ROrssn bon @iubre6srn um elm ar0.
Berss Quantnm s8uarsR bsitoblen,
na1Osm bis Serle feline spsi g8a6tbun.
be uersiftet battsH.
- Sin uOrbIid laufsnSer .. g. 8.
6ra9tjus Uuros am WtOutas Rorsen
~ wfOofic pOn ben @sleiisn sspOrfeu,
als sr cine S@isne trai. pel&e auf ben
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unS entfamsn unuertest. Die @eleiis
mnrSsn fir msbrers Stunben btodirt
uns aud 5iemIt&sr Saabsn anssri6tet.
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BON auOea am Donusritas fur3 Dor
Wtittas aus elmer Stiite In einem 9elIer
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trOpfsltss @aiulin in 8rano lsste.
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frasli9. Oh sr ii& uisbsr erbOlsn piiroe.
= ats Der Suufmann Sobn gOrSis.
Il BON Dupont friib am Donneritas |
ufOrssn untrn Elm @srdui6 bOrte unO
Dann gum Senitsr binausIuste, bsmsrfte
II, ME pier iunse asrIs elm God in bas
taosnfsniter i6usiben polltsn. Bro.
'isii CAB 3psi Sdiiiis uuf bic asrle ab
inO i9sint siusH sstrOffsn ;u babsu,
'snn UIutipuren wurOsn sefnnbeu,
iabosm bic @inbredsr bas 8eite er.
Irifen.